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Important to the Affiliated.

r. DOW continues to Ie consulted At he Office Nos
~ sad Endeott street., Boston, al diseases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long of study aud practical experience Of nm
heI extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of ting
the unfortunate with remedies have never since rs
INST introduced them, failed the most alarming a.
Of -
GoNoRRuGA AND SYPHILIS
hereah bis treatment az horrors Of venereal and
impure boot InpoeHcy, scrofiila. Gonorrhal Ulcers.
PAIN &n di.tress ia the regions pocreaon iplaation
q me iadder and Kidneys, iJ ocoie 9bcess IIuinors
hignfini swenss and TIM long trn OF horrible vmpons
atieuding tnis class Of disease, become a. harm
sss as the simplest al inSs Of a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DE- d. devotesa great part Of bis time 10 the treatment
those eases caused By secret and solitary habit which ~
ms the body and mind, uniting the unfortla t. i;s
~ Tor business or sSeaty Some the sad nd i
eeet produced By carry hhiis Of youth are u
thS iaek aud limbs Dizziness OF the head unuess ar it
"a pit.ton o. the heart, DJspersia NERVOUSNESS nsrgs
heie % tue digestive functions, symptoms Of eorslrrfT
&c iAe fearful Effects the mind are much to ~ resd
ca ss q memory, eoufusiau Of ideas depression af mir
Us VA fofeepdiugs. aversion Of society .zs tI
~, &c ere aneg The eyiis proneed Snc persons sbouI
seA'fs enntemp aiing matrinoHy consult 4 rfrsieia II
y anu Dc At once restored health and 6atias
1.ests v no wish 70 remain under De- Dows trtatrt
rev 1tas or peess- siil be furnished vita tsas,ns s
an charges ior board Moderate. ss,rs sent to li 49,
o. .ne country With fn directors fsr se or recciv ~
isp'ion OF your eses pr Dow has si-u tor sie IN. P5cb
pottss, Warranted the best preventive Order ~ mail
- ~ q anu fe1 stamp. l55I4-1y
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81 regard 1r Eddy ~ one o. the gosf capable AHA ss,
fat prac ,itianars with WHOM have had ofic
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner II pais.5
81 have no hesitation ia assuring Inventors that h,v
not enpov person eeptfeHt fsasi,roy,ss ~
capable Of Putdng their applications In FORM 4, 4
for taai carly and favorable consideration Il n
Patent Office ? EDMUND BURKE
late Commissioner Of patents
Mr. X. II Eddy has made for THIRTEEN amt,
ous, all but OF which patents have been -ran
asfd that L aaie pssat~g. Such nnnstakabe proof I
talent and ability on his part leads 70 recommend y
iNcn tors 70 apply ~ ils 10 psurue their paens AZ ~
may DC Of having the nnst faithful attention bsov
on their cases, and 81 very reasonable cAarg,s.'
JOHN TAGGAgT
During eight munths thr suhscfiher, IN course a. <,
large presce made TEAR rejected applications sixfPYs
APPEALS, EVERY ONE q; which decided "a III fr~
BY the Noinitisslonfr " Patents. Il. ~ EDDY
Boston, Dec. 2. 1861. Blly
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad
SUMMER ARRASGENIEyT.


ON and after Monday, June l5 1859, Trains will run a.
" follows, t. wit
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington. $50. A. M.,and9.3OP.M
Arrive at Kutiand, II 20 and 1890 A NJ
Leave Rutland, $40 and II a. A, u.
Arrive At Bellows Falls, 1894 NJ, and 59p.A.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, 1920 aud 9l5 7. Nj
Arrive at Rp land 2.i5 and II 8 r. VI.
Leave iintla 400 A. IL, 2 - aud 100 ?. NJ
Arrive at b, hngton ~ 20 A NJ. IS aud 30 p 81.
TRAINS CONNECT As FoLLoas:
At Burlington, with Vermont centraIand Vt & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier ST. Athens, Rouses Point Mon
trea. 0gensburg and the WeSt.At Eland, with train,
for Troy, Albany aud New Yerk, Saratoga Springs Science
taay and the Ntst.-A Bellows Fails with trains Cbcs
ire siiroad for Fltctarg Worcestes lowell BOSTON
Vita Vermont NaleY Railroad for iEattlebofo Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New York-and With sullivan Il
r. Tor Windsor white River Junction, Wells 4ag st Johu
bury, Barton, Idtteton ana the White MosntaiRs
PaseepgeTs Tor che West will and this cslp pleasant
ard expeditions route giving them opportunity Of gona
via TTeg and Albany; Via Saratoga and Sestctay. sHd
thence, By New York Central Railroad, passei can
raeced via burlington and Ogdsnsb , connertin az ths
points Nest ana South.
~ The 10 train from Burlington IS mail train for Iioz
ton.
The 1920 train from Burlington and 40 train from Rut
land L New York and Montreal Express.
The 9.2g r. ~ train ffns HaIsNs Falls witt
train leaving Boston a. 100 T. ".
Fer further particulars snoSs Psthdndec and Rail
way Guide x. a. CHAPLIN, superintendent
RUTLAND, VI May 20, ISe2. q
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
ABBoTT.s HISTORY OF THE CIR EAT
Rebellion.

THE HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA,
Comprising ia aud impartial Of the origin and
progress Of the Rebellion. the various Naval and Mill
taTy engagements, af the heroic deeds performed
by armies and inaiyiduais, touching scenes in
the fe D. Camp Hospital and Cabin,
ny }. S. G. ABBOTT,
Author Of the Mother at Honier Life Of Napoleon
= History Of the French Revolution" sc,
Illustrated with diagrams and steel engrayings
Of Battle seenes, aud portraits ot Distinguished men,
by TIM best Artists.
The civil IN Auerics unrvaleI 10 magnitude and
importance by any 9th military eoDGict modern times
II conaer the base designs and raeheroas
the southern eo0spirat5rfe iotsn DISPLAY ed bv
loyal States, in their contributions Of and money for
the support the and seven
enduring results THAT inevitably follow will lie seen
ss fall and accurate history Of this war mest ts work
not enly Of surprising present nrtest oat also Of great
permanent value This conflict has developed The vast
military ane 6usue of tis country intro
dueed such RASCAL Aan ia and naval
aud has demonstrated eleagy the strength of our repn.
Jean form Of government 10 excite the attention
Of all civilized nations No American citizen sfor
deprive himself or his children Of the many advantages
he derived from the perual Of complete consecutive
history Of this graf eonii.t.
viii not be Is cens3cu he surpassed IN merit and
ivenes BY auy oer ina; may he published The author
5 vel known a. one Of the esest and most captivating Of
Aaerin viterhss had facilities for obtaining
fail and reabis Information, and has devoted himself
The Wo vita al TIE enth1sasu Of tree aud pat
The Illustrations have been asd and engraved on steel
expressly Tor the work AID intended not only enhe
shmcnts, but furnish hkencss Of pro,ireas e.
and approximations Of Important battlceuos
ia sbe great struggle ts gr-z-sase
CONDITIONS.
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eatrig aqsaris n f,ur huniucl ra-. printed on en-
rsi-s- from esctF-YFe platte. ard illustrated With nuner
ars sfEsL ESGktVINGs FROM ziusl designs. exeuute
ss the best artists nd representing important sdtsy au
Naval baftie-cpne and portraits Of Distinguished Gem
maners ard prominent rtyers and viii r boud 81 fu
sraa.slHe iier hnise. With inartla4 ei - and dsils
er 20 sriscri- At 50 80 per Foiaaae payable on ds
lfesry q e-ch ru1uur.
50 snHdrat + the publisher tst TN iok viii correspa
With the frsFsctus tllst mice Il thesa Who sui
ssriee vi Be- uucsf no obligations 70 take it.
GU2DGN BILL. Puhishsr.
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~pd c.innc him t'feir ftvorlbse afseut;en. Tt- m
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-05

1 fIFR an extensive practice u Upward. ~ ,,,
a fsJnues 20 Secure Patents to the Ueit,l Sly ,f Icas
Ntcat iiritisn frenNe and other irern " sls
Yeats specifications, Bends, Assignment and MI wv, "
Drawings for Pate r., executed liberal tpr,rs i'ses
despatch Researches made into Amtricsn or ~, aHi sih
to determine tbs iity utility Of Patents a, Fn,
saua ieEei or other ADVICE rendered all uai,s N9
ing the Copies Of th, claims any ps,', aeA.
~ nmitang Que bcilar Assignments recorded A. was
ngtOn W wash
The Agency II rot only the largest In New r,.,..,
through itnyontols have advantages Tor curins ~ Nu
Of nsecsiidhg the pafent,eits OF inventions un.
by, II not inueesluahl sunviior 10 any which en-
fered them elsewhere TIC Testimonials fcoys ,, % Of
that Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE trpNlr fow
titt than the subscriber; md SUCCESS Is TlI w
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIiarY he ,,s " ~
that he has abundant believe and can n Sa All
0shnr ohlrc q The kAd the charges or ha
services moderate The immense practice ~ ths %
scrber during the tweHty years past has enabled ma uo
arcumnate eetio Of seeiicatiots and os a
eisions reiatiFv TO patents We
These, besides hi extensive library of legal and
cal works aud u s'eatts OF patents granted ii tn nv
ted states and karole, render him able, hevol KY
oilur septrioT facilities fur obtaining Patents 70
An nsressity fora journey q Washington 10 n,nc,
patent and fhe usual graz delay there, ac here ,,l q
Yentois. ="
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PSs W ERss lHsTG9u e.
Bornarlstcn, Mass.

cCysslBlr hy aihgeaa first Station below soeti Ner
n ron Jnucten. -,
Fel wiuter aud spring Termsof y wcee| each begin
besst Ntlnesdays Of Aug Nov aud Feb, respectively
.1s Acrctnri De arnont Gymnasiie club for heslt'
nl and the Most Popular AMI ENpetsAcea leSch-
ers a re- among its Advantage,
i. r. WARD, A N Principals
Mrs u. H. WARD, Tcachero ornamch Ia department.
Miss S H. LEAell, Prcceptressi
SEyERIN SCHAElL Native OF Germany, Teaeherol Ter
L. o EMERSON Teacher o. Musie Instrumental Vocal;
aud other able Teachers.
ps, Lecture, FROM Principal 10 the Preparation 81
Teachers and fron GentlemCi Of hgh Scieutitc Attain
feter for Rooms Tor 81 fBeafHne for Board be
sent 10 l. T. WARD bernsrdston, Mass. Boad incsuime
all Iaeidpnta Expenses sfurnished In private families an.
the CUshman lIal, under OF the Teachers Y sz
per week, ~
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iloilroals.
VT. valley ISaill.oasis

NroTIcs-0n and after MONDAY. June 9, 1879, Pas
senser Traus will leave eiews fas Tor Dtattetoso,
az $50 a. NJ aud l6A Mand returning leave iifattlsto-
co at I140 A, A. and 42OP NJ
Freight Train lrsycs Bellows Fails at 90 A. NJ end Bret
tehoro at lN1P Nj.
botwo passenger trains over this rouieeonncct south
Nttt ti vi & Mass and Connecticut River iiNoa'is, 70
SPRINGFIELD Hartio New Haven aud hgilspoi dgect e
NrN Yark on the North With The kutland Burlington
sullivan 81. geutra Vermont Canada, Nennecucut and
lassnnpsit Rivers RaroadS forming dhs,t communication
With whitehall saratoFa sehenro'sds - Jehisp.s
ana White Mountains, Burlington and tense fNiht ug
,spsh,rs and Montreal NJ, SL0AT, Sup't.
June 4, lSG2 -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-05

NJ EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
foliowss-
Leave Northampton G20 m sia and Passenger Train
Tor New Haven and New YORK ll05 Aeeolun odaton
l9r New Haven aud Nes iors; 5y3l p Accommodation
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation az
80 a N connecting with train Conn. River K Ii fr
the North % Mail aal Passenger on arrival Of
iS3lp m ta from New YORK connecting ut WeatGeld
direct for Albany and the West.
tain from Albany
Councillors, at Northampton with Conn River r. n AZ
Nestneld Western Railroad Planyie Providence Hart
tfd and fishkih X r. NJ New Haven with New York aud
New Haven H. X New Haven. New London aud Sianung
ton x X and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. r.
West. - FH
Freight forwarded with equal Dispatch as bv Express
westaeld June /, 1854. s'P
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Dr. MarshaI!'s HgaaatIe and CatsrrI Snnlt

fNiis SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to Re tie Ut
article ever known foF tuFiuR tbs 0afarrh Cold IN 81
itesd and tie Headache II has beeu fagnl au exoela
retiet 10 faaiy cases Of eyes neAneEs has hen
moved ~ e and ilerng has 0fcn been greatly Hpsge
ny IT. use ~ purpe< out al distractions strengthens IL
Glands and gives lea thy action the psrts se "a
Is recommended BY any u the best tn, sicans and u8
~iih gscaf success and satisfJrti8n everg 5 bere
Wore taan tstuts five experience has proved it mi
fore ~ - =
large number Of the most respectable whoiesa's pr.,
gs's 10 Aes York ard Boston ia certificate sgael b
then in 1861. say me tagir To- ssn, Ss
been acquainted with In &urshaia CaiaYTh sBns mi
uaaierha Snuf and sold IN wholesale san egssg,r
state th We believe Z % b. equal IL eye7 Tpfct e he
Recommendation given IL Tor the Of sectons,
aud iat il is decidedly the best article have kncsn,
ior al the common Geases 81 the Head
beware Of ConnGerfeii-. fac-simile q thesiE'
nature q the proprietor ohries Bowen is every astR
s9.ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-05
THE ONLT POSITIVELY FIRT
Proof Safe in the World.

EEHEN the contents Of cafes destroyed they siss
w Yafahy burned ~ heat being conducted then al
the Iron belts and plates forming and fastening ifoE o.
70 The outside iron pats OF this door and joining es,
20 the Inside wood casing thus forming continuous ca
dneor q the best hsatcondeetinE material the e
dds directly upon the inside wood casing, and conter
the safe.
~ All safes, thus built. Examine yos
saf- docrt
THE MARYLAND PATENT sAFEis SO constructed a.
entisey cut Of all acaiien Of beat 10 this m
20 constructing the door aud the doorway Of aoanston
other equally nun-eonduetng materal 10 have 10 s
oits rnnniug through ii, door iron plate around H.
doorway any connections FROM the outer the ire
part Of the safe hereby keeping the interior aud
Of tue saa seseiRail protected uaa all heat ths,
applied 70 the door. Ia any other portion Of the SAT-
d. BiGEL0W ANs0N EAkbY. Manufactures ~
Perpetrators 81 School street opposite City Hail. Bosoa
Further particulars IN reference the above safes m
sample seen, On application 70 sHERWlN & WYNN
Agents, 1rsfton Ft fls
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American 6 Foreign Patent,
r.. II. EDDY.
SOLICIT Or OF PATENT

late Agent q ihr z \, Patent ONCE MANNED,
the hcf q lsa, $50" 'heir
20 STATE STREET, opposite kirby Street nos,ox
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-05

THE HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA,
Comprising fal aud impartial account Of the origin and
progress Of the Rebellion. the various Naval and Mill
tary engagements, af the heroic deeds performed
by armies and inairiduais, touching scenes in
the E q. Quinn. ILo.nital and taln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
NO l21


lBdse& slsciaisdr0h m lots No. 2als e,s5d daaR
500 on Itfg street of cei tau tHpg 0Ucptcs thctua.
We q odnnaf bg tht Cify toHHai " tccuf of Du1,O4,
Iat the sum Oi ory-six cents lie eued and assessea
GA oaoh foot iront Of An Lots no, 23f6 $500, ana 1851
Hbutung on Terry street, the AAd lots uenented
and described IN the CIg Ofii Engineers pat on
he at the CITY Clerk uftce, for the cost aud Expense
OF grading, grayeingi curbng, and guttenngIhe side
walks on Terry street according to The estimate of the
SIC. > That the owner or owners OF the several
lots ofiehdupon On h front loot Of which the suhi
from them several due IN that bolalf TO the Market
Master Of this city within days nom the date OF
this ordinance or be subject 70 the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same. TAX
Passed in Uouncil this 2d Of December, 1862 ''f.i
90 Il 81 g. AMOS DkUkkki President OF council.
AtteT' ANTHONY STHrngSri City Clerk ti.5d6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
AN ORDINANCES

10 assess spedd Tar OFT L0t No. 20 dRd Ia lot 40.
2G6i 0a Ragie sheet ~ edtaia ,ofeis fAe, con-
BED ofdaiaed by Ac CIR Cancl N Ne cty n Dagt6h
Ia majority OF Wo-thirds OF the members elected 10
Council cOnonning thorein,l That the sum Of 20 9
cents b. levied and assssed each foot front gu Ou-
LOT No. 90 and ln-Lo No, 1901 abulting Eagle street
a. the said lots are delnesied and described IA he
0fqe for tho coh and expense o grading, elAVelina
cnrbing, and gbtefiiig The sidewalks on Eage street
according 70 theeshlAac Of tae oiiy kneneer alore,
sTc g That the owner ~ owners OF the several
lots OF land upon each mont loot OF which the sum
aforesaid s Assessed shall pay the amounts OF money
nom them seyeIay due ~ that behalf TO the Market
Master Of thus city wihn three days han the ate OF
this ordinance OF be snhect TO the n,erest and penal
" allowed upon the saine. ls nlIT.0fN 'HFIl
Passed Ia Council this "a ot peosnllal, lSS2
AMOS DECKER, President of City Counril
Arrest ANrnosY brarHESs, Ofty Clerk de6dS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Lost by a Poor Woman This morn.
lug poor but worthy lady named Amelia
Ward, lost her poeket.book somewhere be-
tween the Gillis Omnibus Office, on Third
street. and the residence Of Mr. Jacob Her.
cbelrode, on Second street The pocket
book contained $50, aud was all the money
the poor woman had She was engaged in
selling frst-class perfumeries, &c, which she
had obtained on time, Of a Druggist in Co.
lumhuG and she owed the greater part of the
money The bills we're mostly Government
money, With some Ohio and Indiana notes
an Eastern 81 bill, five postage stamps, and
some silver change Mrs Wards husband is
in the army, and she has been struggling TO
supper. herself and family she has thus lest
the earnings Of several months, and is away
from home, aud overwhelmed with grief at
her misfortune. We hope no one who finds
the money will be base enough to keep IL
Leave the money at Jamsons, one door West
Of the Court House, or at tais Office,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

RehefTiThe ladies meeting at the Third
street PresbyteriaR Church, on Saturday af.
ternoon, TO devise a Systematic plan for the
relief Of the suffering poor, was, We are graf
lied to learn, well attended A prelialina-
~ Organization was had, and after discussing
various plaus the ladies Adiourned to this
afternoon, when they intend psrfecling their
arrangements Cor the good work. va<
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
.AASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER CoMMlSSlUNEk'S SALE.
William + schenck, Plaintiff Mont sup Court,
'H ~ 90 against ~. .ui l. Ns
u Harvey lhomns ct al, lsienis) } Cast 40. g0l5.
tDUksUANl 70 All ORDER 81 the superior court Of
i Monigomery county OHIO, made ia the above
case and directed to me VIII Oier a putdic AUCTION
~ the door " Tue Court House IN the rry II lay tOu
III the county ana state sioresmd, On t.'
if v.fas Saturday, JoauaIg Al lsJ3, 49,
Al ocloclt p M OF sad day, the following described
property toNlL situate an The county OF bion somery
and state of Ohio ana m the city OF Dayton, t0-Wlu Lot
nunbered one Thousand niue hundrea unrty -four
O93Il on the plat OF sud city Of utyton being Oue oI
snl,dyson OF out -luls BY a. IolgHorIli.
sad properly is To he rod on uccTee hi ftvur OF
William h, acneln'i agnlust }. Harvey lEomas, ana
has been appraised NJ sixteen hundred dollars i6Uu
and cannot sell tor less than tgo.thtas sallt AZ
praised yalue being slOO6 6b3s Terms Ol sule-cush
sad real estate ~ Situated Fourth street, unt
house west OF Council street, aud runs toutu,
street 20 sycamore street 10 sycamore street. rnuu;
on both streets, witA dwelling house on each tud ..
the lot IL. h. ~ KAkBE Master Commissioners
ApAh CLAY ATTORNEY 4HI.n' deGidN t4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

That Polka The admirers of Mr.. Val
landlghan, and Gof exquisite music, are noti-
fed that r. W. Duff, No. los Main street, has
received the much-talked.of "Valandigham
Polka" They are passing off rapidly Call
soon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
PhOtograph Portraits = 1atnl.h.

Photograph Portraits - Furnished,
painted ii oil eolors in the best styles Of Art
PnorosRArHs painted FOR any body Also
portraits painted from small pictures, Daguer-
reotypes, Photographs Ambrotypes, &c
Also Cam PHoroGRApHs Of ladies' and
children, beautifully colored in water eolors,
by Miss Clara soule. Third story Phillips
Building CHAa SoutE Sr
nov20 a Miss CLARA SouLE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

Sporting The Seasons bring with them
their peculiar enjoyments. With those who
look upon the bright side Of life, anu endeay-
or to make the best of every thing, "Decem-
bers as pleasant as May. The ponds and
basins in this vicinity are covered with ice
and the boys, and gentlemen of leisure, are
having great sport in skating. Of course
the young ladies will seek to divide this excl
ting and exhiaratiug sport with their brothers
and friends, just as soon as the ice is ascer.
tanned to be strictly reliable" There is no
exercise we wot of for tha cold season that IS
so agreeable and health-giying as skating
and we hope the ladies will insist on having
their full share of this nice sport They
should avoid skating over deep water, howey-
err no matter how well they are attended, aud
thereby avoid the danger that threatens an
indulgence in the luxury Of sliding and fall
ing upon the ice
We learn that the "dip-netters" are already
Engaged in taxing dsh puder the iee They
operate by cutting hole through the ice over
deep water, and setting net through the ap.
erture, few persons chase school of fsb
over the net, while one suddenly raises The
net, and secures the FISH that we're not lucky
to get away. This process furnishes snort
to the operators, but it is "forninst the
law and besides, it is taking mean Adyan
tage of the fish
We will probably soon have snow, when
another and more extended field will be oman.
ed to winter sports sleighing and hunting
will then engross the attention of those who
have leisure and facilities And then the,
boys will have their accustomed fun Of oball.
ing, and shedding down hills but We caution
them in time to conIine their "snow-ballinE'
among themselves, as parties who have here.
tofore been annoyed by their rudeness are
determined 70 give them into the bands of
the police should they repeat The annoyance
| this winter. yo
- mere won't be any fqp il Ihal,-sbpys, you
know.
.B0itsa ,GIB0I a AaTaHlI0a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

KYEE-on the evening OF tle 7th nst James
Kyle GHa Eco sI rrf 8i Us
Funeral serdee At the house. ll2 Fret street, to-
morrow AZ o'clock. Inernent-w Woodland,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

b Fire Fire Fire l-The members of the
Dayton Fire Company No, 4, are requested
TO meet al their Hall this (MOnday) evening,
pscember 9Th, at "a O'Clock, for exercise and
regular mopthy meeting.
BY order Of the President
JosErH GiEsLER, Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
Special Notices.

NIGnT ScHoob. Miss NJ A. Murray has
commenced a'Night School for Ladies and
Misses, at her Room on Brown street, Spell.
ing and Writing are the branches taught
Terms-l5 lessons for 81 ~ weeks 90 o
lessons each week pre- ihsma1- allwd 5s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08

JAMES BRACEi.tA will settle the business, and
~ continue to carry the radeBs usna At the old
place No, 3l6 Third ~ opposite the fhcenix House
whore he is batter than over prepared 20 please and
supply the public with al Ptielestu The nariNnre and
Tool line. dc6dRW3W JAMES BlkACELIk 4
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

A 4 meeting Of the Directors of fhe Firemans4 Ia.
"A surance on the lst Ia dividend 6i ps cts oh
he share was ileeare, pAl able and alter the 10th
nsl Dies Il, PHELps, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-08
'DISSOLUTI0N.

fINHE partnership heretofore existing between JaH,
/ Braceln and Henry lisgern,n, 10 the Hardshre
eud Tool Trade was dissolved By nittua consent, ol
ihe parties on saturday, Decemper ., lag2,
JAMES HRACELIk.F
t.HHH. 'h HENRY lIAgRRMAN