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j rs n II !,
ar stolen from Conneil Bluffs on or aoou,
L the 18th Oct. Brown Mare. with small
waiss spot on her body, hip shot a on the f'sn'
sida. ana . white spot in her foreheaa.
Anv persoa giving information Of her xne,e-
.boufs through he Council Bluffs +. " snai' %
literally rewarded. cu.s SOAR
C:ouncif Biu11, Isva. Nov ~, 1904
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TIE NEW
COSMOPOLITAN.

II
For the announcement ana General
Diffusion Of
LITERATURE IL THE FINE ARTS.
III c,,,rr,ittea Of management fer 1884, have
,lsasnrs - anro,,ncinIr that the first annual
diSti ib.tioa Of Paintings, Statuavr, &c, viii
- ~, IN i,-narv next. ON which occasion
Eoroi,giII H.. distributed or allotted to members,
-,,.a~,I hvnd-ed supprb works Of art. among
,,bJcb i the ORIGINAL and world renowned Stat
"''.f', ~ CRFFk SLAVE, by Hiram Powers,
co.finr over i've thousand dollars! together
,rith he beautiful Statues of Venus. Bacchante,
tIab, Flora and the Dancing Girl and fifteen
1,,tnetfes in bronze, imported from Paris At i'm
rense EXPENSE.
The choice collection Of Oil Paintings for
distribution, comprises some Of the best produc-
tions of celebrated American and Foreign Aat-
lists. among which are the works of Sontog, lie
Grand. kensett. GrisWold, Fonchon, Mecker,
Lawrence. Clourh. Fralkenstein, Read, and 9TH
er we'll bnown Artists, rendering this one of the
finest collections in the United States.
The Literature issued to Subscribers consists
of the following popular Monthly Magazines
Harper's Magazine, Putnams Monthly hhlck-
erbocker Magazine, blackWood's Magazine
Magazine of Art, Graham's Magazine, Cooley
Lady's Book together with the Quarterly He
views reprinted in New York; Edinburgh,
Westminster, London Quarterly, and North
British.
The widespread fame of the above Periodl-
calls renders i needless to sac anything IN their
praise, a. i y toti1 w" Us = j.
they are far in advance Of any others IN the
world.
Plan foh IL M 49, nan. t;tntas an,,
The payment OF Three Dollars constitutes any
one member of this Association, and entities
him to either one OF the ABOVE MAGAZINES TOT
one year, end also Ticket IN the Distribution
of the Statuary and Paintings, Wnich are 70 De
allotted to members in January
No member is restricted to single share
Those taking Five Memberships are entitled to
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v1ere - seysy pssszs1.
Oees - tAess words bstayp
WAoepsn pedQt the bursting tear.
Tt qeo6 shs bridal couch : bier,
Ana 49, worse-a living grave,
Vsr watsA lows not ohlivioa's wave,
nut, . The phantom, day and night,
With horror ssars that wenan's sieht.
Whe has her virgin love and charms
&o1mitsd 70 = drunkArd's arms?
3wsst Emma was - fair flower,
AZ ever bleomed In grove or bower;
H3 hair vas Of dark brown hue,
Ief beillisnt eyes Of azure blue;
Her cheek was like on opening rose,
Asin the SIMS fxt beams it blows.
While humid still, with dews OF night,
That sparkle in the morning light.
Her neck, her arms, how may trace,
Her misn, her form, her native grace,
And woman'e greatest, loveIiest charm,
4 bosom, with affection warm.
such was young Emma still the night.
That parched her joys with Siroc blight.
Bshsld her nova blooming bride;
A besathing corpse lies by her side.
lnssnsate both..of JOYS aud fears,
And needless Of his victims tears
From his fou! breast, fetid breath.
Issues, "a from the jaws of death.
From such monster Hymen flies,
In such breast loves passion dies.
Connubial bliss it does not know.
Around his hearth no children grow.
All! wretch, how couldst thou thus deceive
a trusting maid, too prone to believe,
That - thy form was good and fair,
She should enjoy husbands care?
So. Oft. q peach 10 seen so high,
All fair and luscious to the eve,
But searched within its inmust part.
We find a canker at the heart;
Vain fool! that by delusive wiles,
Nouidst gam woman's tender smiles,
Then let her pine away, and mourn,
a love, that cannot meet return.
And seek'sr thou, still, thy guilty soul,
To quiet with the maddening bowl?
Suthced not thee that bridal wrong?
Must thou her other woes prolong?
Say. who with anxious breast, alone,
In terror hears thy midnight moan?
Who, when delirious thou dost rave,
Protects thee from drunkard's grave?
Who pillows up thy dangling head,
And wishes that herself were dead
Who, but the true and faithful wife,
That pledged to thee her troth for life,
And holds it with tenacious grasp,
A rotten trunks Young tendrils clasp.
@. hapless man those revels cease,
And give, at last, thy victim peace.
Those sleepless eyes NAV then repose,
And she awhile forget her woes.
Canst thou forget thy ill-spent yosth.
That does not bear the light of ruth?
An no-the worm THAI cannot die,
Will wr,the within, and make thee sigh ;
bnt ves. to cheer thee on thy way.
Thy N ur Il wife for thee will prav.
go SIN no more, thy crimes repent.
IA she iorgives, may Heaven releut
sAeet.ng, once. a voung accomplished
Isg let woman. enquired after her hus'
AID aud shall never forget the expression
deep melancholy, with which she replied
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Harris EXCHANGE.

MHt. citizens OF Bluff CITY and surrounding
country are hereby informed that this new
/ establishment is now completed and weis
supplied with choice variety of Groceries,
Provisions aud country produce, which will be
sold a. the lowest selling rates in this city.
Past favors, and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed are duly appreciated and thank
fully remembered and | trust BY strict attention
to the wants Of my customers. to merit contin
uation of their favors and patronage.
II D. HARLE.
n. B.-Cash paid for all kinds Of country pro-
duce flour and grain
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s we are determined TO reduce our stock OF
n Goods below our usual standard, at THIS
season of the year, give Us call and try us.-
IT will cost nothing to try what can be done
in the way of cheap goods, for cash, at
Jan. -. '54. VOORHIS.
acUGARS, teas, Jaw nd rio coffee, grsaad
- pepper, spice, ginger, yeast powders. Ne. a.
Jau. 10, ga. soo0H~'
Il ...is =, VoORHIS.
nRUNEs, in glass jars:s fine article. q
nArN.KILLER; Perry Davies Pain-kilis
no family should be without It; fog sale III,
Jan. IS, 81. soo~"0'
ELoUR, by tho sack, or BY the barre
IL for sale At SDOkni0.
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR; plenty can = had.
ID by oAllingat VOOkHlS
ENGLISH Split Peas. which makes msee s%
T. cellent soup, for sale al VOoknl0' ]
CAGO and Tapioca; a fine article for n.Aise
- pnddings; TRY thsm) csn be bad 9
Jan Is, 81 sOO'0'
GOLDEN SYRUP, for table use. g
BUTTER s'''''''' plenty = 2 :; M
Jan. 10, Sd no4ltf.
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CITIZENS ATTENTION !

NIIILENS Il TN Hun
nANIEL w. CRAWFORD, having refitted
- and enlarged his Bakery establis hment. is
prepared TO supply the citizens of this place
with hrea4, cakes, pies, candies, nuts &c. aud
in fact anything and everything usually kept in
bakery and confectionery abIishment Pub
lie Houses and families supplied on the best of
terms. Big loaves for little money at the City
Bakery, near the City Hotel.
DANIEL ". CRAWFORD
Council Bluffs CITY, JAZZ 4 lo54-24 If
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s not vet settled, or fkely 10 Be NTH th6
he independence of Ps,Iand and Hungary il
proclaimed to the world. But while war l.
connection disturbs the peace Of Europe,
America 10 TRANQUIL and rnanv of hei Siti-
zens are earning wisdom by having their
UNDKRsT ANDIKG clothed at the Boot and Shoe
Store of
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER.
Who have inst received one of the best Fa L
and Winter trade stocks of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to this market-consisting in
part of Ladies fno black and colored silk
Caters; do fno kid Kossuth Boots; do End.
Jenny Lind Boots; do Fine Black and Whits
hid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
Jenny Lind Ties; do Kip and calf lace Boots;
do mo. and i'm. Polkas aud L Boots; Mems
Fine French calf Boots; do hip thick coarse,
fine, and Nebraska Boots; do cali, kip and thick
Brogans; do French add Oxford Ties; do Fine
Kid and Patent Opera Dancing pumps, Multi
fers, Slips, dc.
Misses, Bows, Youths and Childrens Boots
andShoes, of all kinds. sizes, aud of the best
quality.
AIso-A fine Stock Of Winter CLOTHING
Hats, Caps, &c, of all kinds.
Also-Groceries fine Teas, Liquors, DE.
Thankful for past iavors, We solicit con-
tuuance of the patronage of our friends anS
the public generally Our object is quick saies
and small profits Call in and see our Stock
next door to the PObi nson House, Broadway
No trouble to show goods at
HUNTINGTON & PYPERfS,
N B-Shee. Music, and Guitar and Violin
Strings.
Bluff City, Sept DC. 1854 n54u
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Meeting, once. voung accomplished
nss lei woman. enquired after her hus-
band aud shall never forget the expression
Of deep melancholy, with which she replied
Il an a wife, without husband"
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LII kinds of Harness and Sadlery, for sale
y at the cash store, &. DOUGHTY i Co.
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klnSglandS q { erSuSon,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
1876, 1913 and goo Second Street,
81. LOUIS, Mo-.
MAN I AC I { K Z r S OF
PAGES PATENTPORTABLES SAW MILLS
.CulLDS PATENT DOT BE SAW Mills,
AND HORSE POW ERS:
cox ( ROBERTS PATENT THRESHER
AND CLEANER.
yH1HRESUERS with and without Separntcr1.
lever Powers Endless Chain or Railroal /
Powers Corn and Cob Crushers; Corn Shelters,
Flows; Bark Mills; Mil Machinery.
Ii-CASTINCS of every description, made
to order at short notice. march ~ ''4-n4d.
OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A limited number of lots in Omaha City are
now ready for private sale. Cal. on the IN
dersicned. or on Mr., Boyer at Tootle aud Jack
sons store.
Lots will be given to persons who wish to
buiId this season.
July - le54-tf r. IL " L.
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Of serial navigation. He believes that sinoe tue a.
traction Of the esrh diminihes ~ We ascend from "a
surface, it viii be found practicable By risisg in
balloon to tee hight of twenty thOussBd to twenty
thousand feet, TO remain comparatively stationary
While tie globe beneath Tevolves. Indeed, Mr. No y
Ian sntcipe'es that with an apparatus Of his invea
tor he will be able TO hOd on while the earth makes
an entire Ievo 1ton. 50 that .lI the countries from
here to the antpodes, and rouBd on the other side,
will be swung beueats him iD tsen;y -four hours. In
order to 90 TO China, under this arrangement nothing
will be necessary but to take your station 10 the al
and in twelve hours or so the Celestial Empire will
have cone TO you.
Thee propos tons and others equally novel NJ.
Nowsn reasons out with 20 much Ingenuity that we
trust he may find some appropriate means Of bringing
his speculations before the pubic.
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CITY ITEM s.

LrcRETA Mort IN RosE srRETT.-Lacretia Mot
spoke yesterday morning to q very lsrge assembly
st the Friends meeting house in Rose street. In the
course Of her remark, which principally upon pro-
gess is philosophy and the institutions which tended
to retard il. She mentioned among these lsst the
sanhedrim Of the jews, the conclsve Of Pspscy, the
conference Of the Metbodisu, the synod Of Presby.
terars and the ,elec, meetings Of Friends S1e also,
in her lsge toerstor said that by the Reformation
idolstry vas merely transferred from the Virgin Mary
to her son. and authority from the Pope to the church.
snd csentsy expressed her disbelief in the doctrine
Of tctL ceprsvity This brought crazy nan TO bis
feet, who evidently did not belong to the society Of
Friends, ard who commenced fariou. TRADE against
every thing opposed to tots, depravy. As soon as be
coud be stilee Richard Cromwell Of the Hester street
meeting snss and spoke With gres. vebemsnce sgans
he doctrines advanced by Lasotia Mt. BE said
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FIRES.
FIRE n WEST 1wEs1Y.rIRsr SIRE

FIRE N WEST TwESIY.TIRsT STRTEr.
About u O'Clock on Friday night, q fire broke ou
in range Of stables located at No. ls9 West Twenty
first street. There range Of fifteen stalls, two
of which were unoccuped. In one OF thee unoccupied
stalls the FIRE originated, but how or in Whist manner
he's not yet been sscertained. Through the ex-
ertons of the iremen and police the horses were
all got out and without sustaining injury The
building was reary destroyed, notwithstanding the
exe,tiops Of the fremen. The stables belonged TO
George Tulfer and were valued at about five hundred
dollars. Mr. Williams baker, of No 265 Eighth
eavnue had over one hundred barrels otour stored
the front part Of the building, some ght or ten bar
res Of which were destroy ed the residue being saved
by the police and citizens. The rear par, of
Henry V. Meads dwelling house adjoining, was con-
siderably damaged by fire. The rear Windows were
burned out and some of his lumber stored in the yard
damaged Dir. Mead has an insurance of one
thousand dollars on his stock and tools in the Paei6c
insurance company and three thousand dollars on
his dwelling in the Lafarge insurance company.
FIRE IN THIRTEENTH STREET.
On Saturday morning about two O'Clock al fire broke
out in the hsylo Of range of brick stables rear of
No. ls5 West Thirteenth street. The sails were &C.
cupied by cartnen and their horses thirty in num-
ber were saved without injury. The fire was dscov.
cred st an early moment and through the timely e1er-
tons Of the remen-soIne Of whom were en- their way
home from the fire in Twenty first street.-the flames
were expguished before much damage was sustained.
The loss on harness feed and other materials oy the
several tensnts Is estimated at seventy five dollars.
No insurance. The buildings belonged 10 Mr.. James
Wallace and are damaged TO the amount Of one hun
bred and fifty dollars. No insurance
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarm Of fire between 10 and II o'clock Sstur-
day night was occasioned by smoke passing from an
adjoining building down the stovepipe Of No 5ioI
Broadway into the store on the first floor. The stare
was broken open, when the cause Of the smoke there
in was ascertsiIed by the frsmsn and the fire.
marshal.
The alarm in the Seventh 6i.tric: yesterday was
caused BY the burning on; of sooty chimney in
No. % Roosevelt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

SUDDEN DEATH-sUPPosED yIOLESCE.-A young
man named Russell Alder died sudd My yesterday
morning at his residence corner of the Bio mngdals
road End Sever second street. 1t appears that 90
TIE night of the LIST inst he severely beateo but
where is not yet ascertained, and kept bis bed for
three OF four days after which he recovered aud up
to yesterday morning appeared TO ne qlite veil The
pb, stefan in attend thought ths. death might
have been caused by congestion Of he brain, pro-
duced by the violence in question. Coroner Hiit m
WAS notified and gill investigate the occurrence today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

The EIEcu1IoS OF BLrA.-The anniversary Of the
execution Of Rober, Blum was solemnized last even
ing at the hall No l2l Pitt street. There was large
attendance OF ladies and gentlemen and the Berlin
dialect was IN the sscendent. Before the speakers
stand hung picture representing Bum execution,
ard republican lithogrsphs covered the walls. Herr
Wiener mace q short speech, which closed with the
wish that Blum had not died in vain, and ssng songs
commemorative Of his bravery and patriotisIn- The
songs were accompanied by instrumental music and
scme other exercises, Much su.hEsissI va' maui
tested,
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROrTISG-Sata
day. Nov. lO.-Sweepstakes, SIX hundred dolirs mile
beats, beet three in fve Brown Dick TO sulky; the
mares to 20 as they please:
J. Woodruff names blsok msre..............I l
". Pesbo0y names blk Crow Queen ~ 2df.
ID. Pifer names b. Z. Brown Dict..... paid forfeit.
The contest was a brief one. Brown Dick did no,
start, and Crow Queen got disanced the third heat
Black mare led from The score and did not break dur
ing the 1t gave little satisfaction to those who
attended. The winner the favorte, one hundred
dollars to seventy dollars. and wen easily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

THE CASE OF NcCABE AGAINST HOBOKEs In this
es.e 10 Etich the snf ObaBed judEn-n Of 1895 " FOR
o wing . .yy ben made up city pr per In
HnboteD Count coInnites has been tbs
int the transactions Of tie N, On
mitso l. ksvDs been ibfilns.d BY CoaseAm%n WIZ
money Tsssd 10 t,y this b has been ni..pp isa
With tn tri. nothing brought TO Light SaA' se
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

THr couRrs-The court of Oyer and Terminer will
resume its term agreesbly to recess, this forenoon.
The trial of Judge Stuart for alleged receiving Of brbe,
and also those of Baker and Others, charged with the
murder Of Poole have been set down for to-day. The
calendars in the other courts have already been pub
ished The general term Superior court, owing to the
illness Of Judge Bosworth in the country will not sit
mex. week. There will be three trial branches at that
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

CITY MoRTALITY.-From the report Of the city in
specer we learn thai there 29l deaths in this city
last week OF whom lo3 were adults and s3 children
Among the causes OF death were the following: Bron
chitis 9; consumption, 80; convulsiors, infantile,
%; Group, Ii dropsy in the head, III scarlet fever
-; inflammation of the brain, 9; infta nms,ion Of
lungs. 49, marssmus fnfsnte,l IL; old age 4. There
were IS stiborn csses, 10 premature births, and siI
deaths ron vioeEt causes In the public institutions
there we're % deaths. The diseases are assed as
folow,: Bones, ,ints, &C., q brain and nerves Ga
generative organs, ?; heart and blood vessels, ;;
lurgs, throat, &C., So; old age, 4; skin, &c, and
sruptive feves Oh stborn and premature birth, -;
stomach bowel, and other digestive organs, 90; I'M
certain sea, and general tevers, l6. The nativity
table states that were natives Of England, Of
France 81 of Germany AZ Of Ireland, and alG Of the
United Staks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY The total number d
deaths in this city last week was 90. Of which 81
were D.sles and % females OF these 20 were adals
and 40 minors. The principal diseases oeD-
sumption, of which ded; conyalsions, 6; Group,
2. feyfrs T. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

MYSTERIOUS DrsAPPEARAscE.-The Rev. Z. K.
Schwedes Of the Reformed Dutch church has been
missing for week. lis arniy are most sn1iousaoout
him. Any information respecting him will be Crate
fully received by his wife, No 335 Green ~ich street
NewYok, who represented as in the most distressed
state on account Of his dsappearence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

ISFANrIcIDE-Officer Williams Of the rhird.dis-
n pocs fconc obi in sSDk rear Of hguss 10 SsmnN
bos by the eTi. Of thu infan Wien .kss ost
T. uu eeao IL could have been ,hsn few hoem
CID TIE eoroBe wi in,estisaie The cifcnmstsI
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE SHIP JOHS BRIGHr.-
hB SbsBdunck ~sshman the shp hn Fri ut, wing AZ
Of Dover street Saturday morning ~. found DEAD
In the be he having fen through the hacswsy
smstiue during the ght Coroner Hilton he'd an aqaeH
upon the body and verdict d.rrd % desb from
fracture of The skull produced by fail" Deeesed Vas
tive Of Germany, seventy years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

BURNED TO DEATH.-Rosenns Morgan, child ten
oetbs died yeserca, the res5escs of her paea No
2I6 Delaney from burns received shtr time since II
nes, la VIII psiDg with another chd three years DID,
shted piece OF p.Per and seci1sny dropped J,
he p, Coroner HI held inquest the body and
the isry rendered verdict OF Accidental Death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

ForsD DRoWSED.-CorOner ODOanel held an
poues Yesterday the foot Of eighteenth sTee Fat n'er
upou the DIV Of Thomas Conofon, fund dro~ne
y.s.raay morn ing At shove Deceased ~a' seen
On saudsy evening when he left home intoxicated and sap
noed u, have fallen into the )ck while in th,
eet Of td.b by dro rendered by to Deceased
wss borer and worhed A. No. TO East Seventeenth
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

FIRE The works of the American Pottery Com
pa In Jersey CT, damaged by IRE idsy night is~
10 he amount ESQ The loss covered By issarsnsn
abe 6r 100, tho eosnsrCom bat qyekiy satnsa Asd
BY the FiTe department.
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IAdyrgtDement |

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND FAR.
FRANCIS sALrSR. NJ D., NJ. c Sc,
Oculist AID Aunsf
No = Boa5s,Ieet, New York
Ofhe- hours II A NJ. 20 AZ n.
~ s-Dr viii ard his pss,.hed Letters to sry
idTess upon spplicsins
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thsi there were workings who nsuped tn. plsce Of
Chris' snd Who -ere fell Of deceit and cnnoeiL aud
quoted from jeremiah. Cursed be the m,n tbs.
- rrkteh in man lor womsnl and m iketh desh bis
arm His intense indigestion excited general
smile, and wien be use-t rg wa over Lucretia -a-
almost overwhelmed b. tie congratulations o! her
hiencs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

The most successful operation OF late mas been
49, uetor Of Lo sHDs P..sut Pcs .nd PEsoIL made BY
Wx,sTH OF No. u Mad 40. Pr oeaat' rs-oee aud
.iri,i n fsi strike the pubic Is the beat thing Of
- ~ ever ..ued wmu has ssb every other style Of
Pys and PEscIL CASE aid GOLD PLSs for see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-12

NAVIGATING THE Arrive bsve received from Nj.
Samuel Noxl,n a commun cation. TOO long for us 10
tusisa ea:ire IN winch he proPoaEds . new theory
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fAhYer-isefn. u J

OxYGEyATHD BrrTRRs This pleasant aud
hxhy "a. .oas medicine fury by 4.
500 90 DO COS ...-- psOssgsss supsao. "a ~ o.hz
tsa.s for aay weakLess Of tAe Gxauys srgsaA
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THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE or Mr. NEVILLE.
Up to the press ut time al effo It's to fathom the mys
terry in re fer.pcA to the disappearance OF Mr. Edw xd
Neville Of the Kings county hotel have proved ussss-
cessiu and romors and coIjscures as rife as at
first. During yesterday Ss urday man were o.
gagged in dragging the river at such points a. thsy
would be- NOS, likely to meet with success Many arc
upcer the impression that Mr. Neville was on be~d
Of The Peck Flip terry boat "a stated by some OF the
Deck bsnds ON vhicb be committed sef-destruos' a
Il il rumorod that difficulties existed financially and
9th, rwse which might base led to this result A few
d,ys more msy posriby ape before the mystery Of
this affair viii be fully explained.
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