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Miscellaneous.

Purser Henry Scranton, Of steamship Zodiac from So
vannah, has our thanks for favors.
STEAMER ALLEcASY, from Baltimore for New. York, re-
charging cargo, which was being sent to New York
BARK HApLEy from Baltimore for Boston lost Sowsrrit
Sc
ScHR NEWTON, Fortress Monroe 9Th inst, from New
York before having cSdsa with
q her s b. Ss Of H. 60 e
the n Of the 70 y By him as M
to comply with his request owing to the disabled condition
bricks los. rudder IL the bay Wednesday and anchored
Fl Not ms to
BRIG AsHoRE-Thcre is brig unknown, reported ashore
Hog Island
says steamship washington arrived
ssM York @ e bar tx %ssns T
quickest time made by screw steamship and the second
bar until Z AM on the I'd inst, before crossing.
Foreign Forts.
CVRAcoA Nov ls-In port bark International Atkinson
k1s Ssr ny esd ss E Ss NYosa
'''''' American npI Ports.
LSsspoe william 1e Rsenedy ef nais Bs%o!s
% S Ma a G"sh ass SHOW
deiesis; SsSgy TTsss; Handy SYqrk , sa." - r
psS New Srs sa brig NeeSahis csrSsa M
from Liverpool, bound Baltimore; this the vessel
supposed TO be the Ipwng from Rio Janeiro Cid bark
Adelaide Echbergfr Rio Janeiro and Market schB Edna
Harwood Harwoos New York. Chas woolsey, PARKER do:
Providence: Lookout Lane Portland via Rappahannock
River; Dean, Dean. Taunton; Nautilus, Crockett
New Bedford Sid 6h bark Johannes lBrem S)ockgeter
Bremen brigs Henry LBr sapieon Liverpool 7th, Cas-
tor. Norris st John NIB Unicorn. hob Leighton, Surf
GALVESTON, Nov -n port ship Iusitea lBr), Donald,
for Liverpool ldg barks Jeverland Stman; William (Br,
and Houston Kcon for do Sophia Mathews for do IBIS.
Wesierdorr for NYork brgs Moses Rogers jones' John
Stephenson.
for Boston, sshrs w Beebe, Crawford and G Howard,
Nickerson, for NYork; and others.
MOBILE. Dec 5-Arr ship Saranak Rowland, Phladc.
phia bark Meerchanm Coer NYork brig Randolph, Pres
sey, Boston schs g Mershon. Cole, NYork; William
Els Bishop; Chief Smith, and Love Peacock Regap, dos
Jonas SPARKS Crowther Philadelphia; soop LOIS Gerau.
NYork: Cid schr Argus Eye Townsend. Providence.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec Arr steamship Bolivian tBr).
Couche, Liverpool Cid bark Gan Eden Reed PortlaDds
brig Ben Deano. Coleman Galveston.
Washington eager, do Tonawanda, Teal, 0afveston st
Louis Claussen Boston, ship Emile Poiscer (Fr) Robiquet
Havana Cid steamships Florida tBr Baker Liverpool via
Havana land sld Cleopatra, Rich, Boston, ships Onward,
Hodges, Havre Anoinetta lHaml Rosencan, Galveston.
3d.Arr brig Belle Bernard Cook Philadelphia.
NYork. Sid schr Irwin, Atkins Cohssset Narrows.
Brig Susan Thompson, Downey, has arrived At City
SAVANNAH, bee s-Cld schrs JOS W Webster, Belts:
worth, NYork; Lizzie Batchelder, English, Boston.
6th-Ar steamship Herman Livingston. Baker, NYorky
bark County OF Picon Br) Mckenzie Glasgow brgs Els
Brown, Nassau MP John Lovitt (Br), diatt Charesd
ton CID brig Clara Pickens, Rodgers, Liverpool. |
WILMINGTON NC, Dec 6-Arr steamer Raleigh, WALKER
kYork. Cid schrJ II Burnett Wilson, NYork. y,
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snns. Suddenly, on Saturday December o. wnuAn
AHE, aged 40 years
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectful "
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence l35
Second avenue this tondsy afternoon at half past one
o'clock.
Chelsea tNfsss papers please copy
ANDERSON On Sunday, December 10, Mrs. SARAH T.
Anderson, daughter OF Sarah and the late John Rpky
.Ths funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon al
~. c s .k.c sssidepce Of her mother, in Seven.
inc funeral VIII take place Irvns "
parents ~ Third street. Hoboken this fMoudavJ xcs,.
York Bay Cemetery. = 80. ~ No"
Go. Cocr1 Suddenly on Friday, December 9, ExnIsu.
The relatives and friends are rpspectsrIv ,nvsed "A
attend the funeral from her late fssdence 40 Wess
o'clock. 10y '4v'ASs - s'0'0A
ClMnAx On Saturday, December o. aissr long and
49, Hines ELLEN, the beloved wife Of John Cashnan
So Me1nnera ~ haR pest O'clock this Monday
@enoon, non her late residence, 234 Division street
eaeAAn0 l0lIllly, Qaasnks = 1msU 0s,0U
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mdss snq pessaser. % 0arrison tIlsz. Passed ip
o sS Ia
B..oss from Ns. York c.s'i ,s shs 0f z. M ne
!s::: : g :: & s' Os:ss
ss::s:hiD' ias bsss5iS. Savannah, WIN sd:: -
Matssras Unchanged signals with steamship Chase nencs
Steamship varuns. whi.ehurst; Savannah Dec 3 with
board the ssh ss' 1ssIE%ss. < volansss;s
ana ss'e ga rbee crowe Savannah Dec VIVID mase
stsamshp csasssuon FREEMAN s..Annah pses With
wfs%sa es saa.sa
s,es%shiD o0.,o Jordan Morehead City
sssssn to WITH MSsI %dss @
ma.s s q sss 70 W
=" :. % spSss a. .ss; from New YORK e,
has had very heavy xsa.her been Y days north Of
81 ss's,s syas
wyarseke atun a.s zeal Of heading 9TH LAY e lon
round top painted white, and several pars supposed to
g % IS spoke bark Edith Rose from Rio Janero fsr
w Rsr saT g s Carver o4'dsna
&C. order Passed Cape Or Good Hope oo l. and 81 He
ss e. Creole Ssss q:%pss S'ssf :s days Win
brig showing No 2ls9, standing T.. Ms
ases
short mailing n fhons as; supplied her VIII
spars for lrewood, #E
schr Marie Victoria lBr), Talbot Quebec 30 days. with
lumber TO order Has had heavy westerly winds the entire
passage.
Schr Gen Lyon. Hobrook Ycomco River, days.
Schr Goddess, Kelly philadelphia for Boston.
seRr Nary ElissSsS R9cki PSsdsiphis for Pawiasisa
schr American Eagle Shaw Phadspha for Pr1yidence
schr Joseph Cake Encott philadelphia for Norwich
Schr Emma Beuah Hess Mllvlle for New London.
Schr James English, Barker, Albany for Norwich.
Schr Clifford Shue, Rondout for Boston.
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Police Intelligence.

SERIOUS CHANGE AGAINsr PRIVATE wATCHMEN.
William Carney, Captain OF the brig Nellie Mitchell
lying pier 80 East nvcr yesterday appeared before
Justice Mansfield and preferred complaint against pri-
vate watchmen Frederick Seveni and Andrew Johnson
IL is alleged that the watchmen knowingly permitted
some thieves whose names are unknown to 20 board
pounds OF wool and eleven bags OF cotton valued at
1925 The thieves escaped, but their plumber was
covered. Officers Walker and Whitman of the Seventh
precinct arrested Scven and Johnson and Justice Mans
field committed them for trial in default Of 81 600 bail
each. The accused parties live in Brooklyn.
ALLEGED FELoNIous ASSAULT.
John O'Nel, man twenty two years OF age was ar
rested by officer Sutton Of the Tenth precinct having
been engaged In fight with several parties the pre-
misses No Is Bowery On the way to the station house
the prisoner desired the officer to release his grasp
his collar promising to walk along quietly This officer
Sutton refused to do, whom ONeil drew pistol and
the pavement lodging the oicers foot Justice Mans
field committed the prisoner for trial IN default Of five
hundred dollars bail
pRUGGED AND ROBBED.
On Saturday night Eugene Noncau, a French baker,
and companion entered the drinking place Of Owen
Finn $40 West Twenty fifth street, and invited him to
imbibe with them. He did no, drinking soda water
Finn subsequently accepted other similar comp liments
and after drinking three four times became partially
ws ne ss having his So.
Noneau and his companion rnsd his pockets Of watch
and chain and thirty dollars in money Finn aware
Onicer Pitcairn, OF the Fifteenth precinct arrested
Eoneau, and Justice Ledwith committed him for trial In
default OF fifteen hundred dollars bail The prisoners
confederate escaped
CAR ROBBERY.
Mr. Lucius s Comstock, in attempting 70 leave
Broadway car u Twenty.seventh street, Saturday
night beeet by three suspicious looking char
acters who seemed determined TO impede his progress
as much a. possible After reaching the pavement Mr.
Comstock missed hts wallet and gave the alarm A. that
moment James Doland jumped from the platform, and
pusued by detective Barker then board the car
who arrested him. Doiand confessed the theft, and
Justice Ledwith committed him for trial, without bail
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRrKDrcr-BABcoT.-MC Calvary church, on wednes.
nesday, December Q, by Rev Stephen II. Tying ~ D.
JAMES BESEDcT and SARAH HUNTINGTON, daughter OF Mr.
Francis M. Bsbcock all OF this city.
LEwr--BRowS.-0n Thursday, December !, by the Row
VIM McAlster, MI JAnE LAVE, OF Brooklyn, 70 MARIA,
eldest daughter OF X. Brown, OF this city.
MCKgg-McGowAN AT Morrstown, ~ J., on wednes.
day, December Q, by the Rev. W. II Merritt d. D. Mr.
WILLIAM McKkE to Miss ExEfnE MCGOWAN both OF Nor.
ristown. No cards
NJ the Church of the Ascension by the Rev John Cotton
Smith, Major HKNRy " SIossoS and ALICE daughter OF
the late Richardson vandewaer Of this city No. cards
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Tho market for wheat was moderately active, but
pricss further declined &c. &c. The sales embraced
300 bushe's-inclnding some white Western on pri
vase terzns-aa u 20 . 81 Is for amber Milwaukee !;
% u % for Milwaukee club, and 81 90 81 o. for
chicago spring Corn was also lower with only light
inquiry The sales we're about 20 900 bushels Slc
VIC Tor unsound; CSC. &c for sound mixed Western
ana CSC Tor sound mixed nearly yellow also for January
delivery, buyers option about 40 600 bushels strictly
primo mixed, part not all NJ 81 The transactiops In
oaae were somewhat limited Prices were ruling lever
with saaes At &C. Soc for unaound and CSC Ole for
sound Rye was dull and heavy, though prices were
ing Barley was 10 demand, but At lower prices; 3000
bushels Canada East were taken 1t 81 o. and 1900
bushels Canada at 81 10 q 81 IS
COrrorThe market was dull and irroe11ar with saes
OF at our suboincd quotations. which the
market closed heavy and nominal with strong DISPOSE
ton on the part OF holders 10 realize We quote =
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 90 p N.
nominal.
BREADsruyps Receipts n III bbs -four, I40 do and
2o00 bags corn meal 1878 bughels whcat 20 254 do
corn soe4 do OATS so4 do rye and 49, GIG do barley
The demand for State Western -four was inactive
and prices ruled Toe 2oc lower the market closing
dull at the decline the sales about 600 bbs at
our revised quotations annexed Southern -four was in
moderate demand but prices were again lower; the
sales were about $50 bills Canada -four was inactive
and &C. 2oc lower on I'll qualities the sales were con
fined 70 800 bbls Rye Tour dull and nominal Corn
meal was In betor demand previous prices; the sales
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Court Calendar-TAis nay.

surRnE Cousr-CIRcurr.-Part l.-Oyer and rermi.
ner and Nos $751; 1885, 1919 1914 7os 2osa 20li SIS
2ess 2scs Pan a-Nos asco, asoa, accs, ascs' 1910,
1912 2oll 2o1e $780, 2o22 1855 9ol2 1896 2e4s 1880
2osA, 1850, 2oSs 1890 1854 Part s-Nos. TO, $40,
1920, 2s2, 1872 476 1894 2oll, 22s0 el2 1880 1881
1o14, 1885, 1902 2oil 2020 2022 2l1f
SurERIoR CouRr-Part 1.-Noe. 49l, 900, 1895, S6es,
1895 1885, SIS 222s 1916 1ol6, 1915 os0X 1723 l7l3
1925 Part Mos $3.50, 1854, ezra 2oss 742, 1862,
2lo2, l51o 1874 l464, 1885, 1910, ls2, f762, 1924
COMMON PLKAs-Part 1.-Noe 1852, IS, f042, $40, 6s3
o0s, 800 1880 1881, 1858, 1858, o53 i263 676 1854
Part Mos 117l, 117e, 116o, 7ss 1884, ll12 llls il9s
1888, 1176 1147 1885, 1889, 1881, 1863.
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State Centre and Chairman of Conven(,,n
JOHN RAFFERTY,, Secretary Of Convention. S"'
Fw6 AssocIATIoNs-D o. TEE
z, WORKERS,

JOHN RAFFERTY, Secretary OF Convention.
Fw6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. TIE
z. WORKERS.
The new administration In the meantime nronoaes N
continue the operations on their Portion OF the work
The and circles through the country will svavitate
10 that management which ay be deemed tho s,yfest
and best instrument Of making their efforts felt at
home It will result beyond doubt in the parting OF
two classes which may each after all do good in
this way than In conjunction with their brethren OF DIFF
ferent pecuiarities and composition There will be no
incentive 70 disagreement the power be put in tho
RIGA We refer to the l. X B. the Irish organization
VIII h has been introduced this country III we
may except literary club which started in this
city some months ago and merely bore that name, but
discontinued after few wceks And in the matter Of
the funds hand by the old authorities there rests no
Of difference They wl 1t is doubted be sent
the opinion is that both bodies win operate their
merits from the date Of impeachment Saturday last
the Union square establishment remaining IL Is believed
in the old hands, and the administration doing its
Business in less refined style.
ADDRESS OF AN ENTHUSIASTIC o'MAHoNY FENIAN.
The following further document has been sent for
publication
NEW York, Dec 10. 1865.
BRorHERs- President John OMahony is impeached.
BY ses out sS S IN 81 and
man who has brought our organization from infancy
OF Industrious Prssdcnt)nen who are Jealous Of
the high and honorable position which he holds mertod
eSSrd whch be shown By any Of the members
whose yet be only ryaled BY Wash
OMahony through the dark days Of organization and
now that the light OF glory and victory is dawnng
fortunate country shall we forget hims No thousand
shall yet lead 70 victory through tie mountains
Of prosecuted country reyengng the Of
hundred He that looked leader shall
slight him when the day Of his holy expectation and
ambition at handY irishmen stand by the PRESIDENT OF
Victory DEATH J. DILLON TREANOR.
II will be that those who cling to the fortunes or
Mr. OMahony quite spirited in their way and will
undoubtedly makcconsderable Of stir in this city In
the meantime the national organization appears all alive,
and the new administration is already calling circles
into existence here and in Brooklyn On the whole
FeniaD men now that they have "doube teamed upon
the British ought to do big work well and quickly.
The operations Of the administration commence
to-day. The Senate meets at ten A. NJ at its chamber
134 BROADWAY
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vsnlaa B.othsrhood. You Know oHaSony His DEVOTION.
qua si: Ss ff Heaven ss' s siss
unity sentiment and concert OF action % es dis.ngush,
q may
= january ls Sea - your Tussi ,S %S:s
The dsstnie: Of ireland Is IN your hands 70 ot. b
esas SS ss.ad: ss:s blood sl.s GOLD Nc
sownrodden cry win dsappor shems TO
do SO 70 deserve ine a 'u enraged h
fanny For the honor OF tho Old Iandfor s hopes
s nS ana is sss s and p
the eounc. OF oar the king
yara 10 the realms Of esrsal day Brothers, We trust you
TO be loyal TO Erin and whether against the
pared 10 battle up on the altar OF lib
ery. Let traitors beware Long 1--we the Irish Republic
Signed behalf Of the Circles OF Manhattan district
VIM Moran, Treas John O'Resan Daniel Mcsweeny,
John RaGerty,.e Michael J; Walsh, Francis Bowling,
John OConnors John Conif, Martin Doyle,
Jas McCauey, John o'Donnell, Luke Magee
Thomas Gigan, John o'Bren, Patrick brennan,
John Butler, f. j. WcMullen, David Medium.
Edmund Brown. Stephen s. quinn, NJ j. MonaSan,
John Kcogan, Vim. McGinness, James Hannigan,
Andrew Byrne, Capt b. 2. Murphy, Daniel 0'Connel1,
Patrick Kane, Terence Givroney George.smith,
Patrick Tully, Owen Farrell Daniel OConnen, Q
James Doyle, Patrick Dayton, David Daley,
James Frea, James Kennally, Thomas HeEan
% aSn Raaa smoa:
Thomas Mcmahon Patrick Roche Joseph Collins,
John Moran Patrick Corbett p. NJ Egan,
n. O'Brien, Patrick Keatng John NJ. Gallagher,
Edw. Conway, Thes = Mcdonald Thomas Fitzgerald
John G. oConnell, Peter McManus, John o. Byrne
J. s'0d''d' JAS rs g. R6s aslsP.
State Centre and Chairman Of Conveni,,n
JOHN RATrFRTY, Secretary of Convention. -e'S''
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eAs.u... ARRIVED
9sssnsso"R s yS WIN ssr ososs Liverpool No, a ana
hcDa steam Nsvssuon nee ana - pssss6ssrs 70 ia N"
d:s and ssnsso :; e Cub: Saith ovs Dec win
1Iea1SSo .9ne bead vida Tie entSs psssss~ " mas
&n0n9 nv OHM pos a IN
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The aggregate value OF the imports, other than dry
goods and specie at this port during the week ending
December was 81 Ash 25e The toral imports Of the
week compare rs follows
Week endino Non Ia NM o. Non go Dec. O.
rv goods 80 3I6 100 So 81 1894 024 81 500 S02
Gen mdse 349l, o05 3,203,225 3,l4s,6oS 1,2ol,2 200
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Inc Following figures show tho shipments Of P..nsy
vana coal BY the different transportation corpanies in
that state during the past week and for the scason
pared with the same time last year.
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HIGGINS SIXTH AUENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

Strangers visiting this city shoud mot fail TO examine
extensive display before making their selections IN NE ME-
cent This IL no Rubug bat plain, positive fact which
The most skeptica On comparing
lowing difference s apparent
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The Sens to, The srealthy Glasses
and Ehe War Policy.
PROGRESS OF PUBLIC RATIFICATION.
Lively O'MahOny Manhattan
Documents.

AppoR1loNMExr Of THE cllHsMEN.
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soft was the moment, and serene,
Whan ALI her aufTerinne closad

RoE-In Brooklyn 4. d.. on Sunday, December 10,
MANIA Roe, wife Of Thomas Henry Roe and the affection
ate daughter Of Robert and Sophia Cuddey aged 30 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Ross-0n Sunday, December TO- SAMUEL A. ROss, In
the l2d year OF his age.
NEw YoRK LopGE No $50 r. AND A. M-The membcrs
OF this lodge are hereby summoned to the Lodge
Room, Odd Fellows Hall, to-day Monday, at twelve
o'clock precisely to pay the last tribute or respect
our late Brother, Samuel A. Ross. o. p. QUINTARD, NJ.
The remains will be taken to Philadelphia for interent
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SrArSros- On Sunday, December 10, THOMAS STA
rLEroS, aged ~ years. 10 months and 10 days. the be-
loved son OF William and Margaret Stapleton.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon nj
two o'clock from the residence Of his parents No. 30
North Fourth street, Brooklyn, Z. d.
enthusiastically, on Monday, December Z, by being
run over by q Hudson River Railroad car, DANIEL ~
SIXTH, In the 18th year OF his age
His remains will be taken TO Tarrytown for interment
on Tuesday morning.
THuRsroS On Sunday morning, December TO- Mrs
FANNY s. THuRsToS, IN the 5oth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family az respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence,
234 Henry street, Brooklyn second door rom the corner
Of Amity street. on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock
WLiIAn y. UxDERHnI, In the seth year OF his age.
The relatives andr friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral his late residence, No IS Green
avenue Brooklyn, Tuesday morning. At ten o'clock
WooDHousx. On Friday, December 8, CECILIA JANE,
wife OF James 8. woodhouse, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from 207 South Ninth street. Brooklyn, T. D.,
ths tAIonday) morning, at eleven O'Clock
wkRDuL-KAfR ALICE WARDgtL aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 10
-ssspd the funeral, this Monday afternoon Of one
-.-~.-s. : -sss Perry street.
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session Of the regular board on each Of -
toned dates we're as follows - uhae.men-
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professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,

| Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminen
Physicians in the World.
DR. e, BONAPARTE, from London and Par
IL Hospitals, and for the past ten OF the Gin
| onnRli Venereal Hosplta and DR.. u. B, REYNOLDS
late ofNew York. This Is tho only Office in the city
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change
diet. Gonorrhea cured In six to forty-two hours
elect cured in three to ten days. Structures cured
one TO three weeKsi Nocturnal Emissions stopped in
two to days; Seminal Weakness cured in two TO
eight weeks Syphilis in its primary stages cured 10
three days Secondary symptoms in one to three
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN to three weeks
impotency yiger restored in one to four weels Al
diseases OF private nature treated with unparalleled
success, male or female
DR. Bonapartes great work on private dseeases
the Private Guide to Health, is bene cia TO all male
ard femae old and young, should read this work. IL
will enhghten those who grope In darkness. Price
twenty FIVE cents, sentby mail.
Dr. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safe IL is
perfectly sale, and never fails TO give satisfaction.
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price of the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the sipee
one 81 per half Dozen 81 per dozen, sent by mail.
n6- Madame LozlER's Female Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslon, and al ie-
pregnacy, they will produce miscarriage Price Sl
per box-oxira fine S5-sent to any address by mail
Drs. b, h are the men TO consult they are un-
que sionably acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings OF ynerea diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reportss from the o.d worldi they
have been accustomed from an early age Of youth 70
witness the various diseases. which aflict mankind
and TO watch the progress through long career o
professional study. In every sphere OF lie nom the
nun le abode OF poverty to the mansion Of the
wealthy, and having ascertained beyond doubt the
vast sufIerngo humanity, they deteimine 10 select
the gei erstive system their particular study, and
10 devote their whole attention 10 the alleyiaton
be diseases ofthese i'm ortant functcns No letter
will be answered unless theY contain remittance
Drs. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS
No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Fiith and SIKH
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ. telT
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O YES! O YES!

TUNHE undersigned is a duly licensed Auotonser
Tor Montgomery county, and will cry sales, ~
ofAnas his services, may be in demand. l.ar.t 3.
Persons who have not taken outlieenSeJ VIII be at
tended TO, N they violate the law.
NJ B-Residenee 2IS miles south-ea ofMIAMIs.
BijRG Orders left wlihJOHN KIsEB, IT,, or ADAM
OLAY, MiamIsburg on Main street will be attended
10. Col. GEORGE KIsER.
AugI0-wlwoy
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ne SAFE FROM THE pAsss OF WANT

Uould thase children have comfortable home, and
NJ ,,asns Of educatonl Would this wife be indepen'
dent Of ths cold charities of the worldt Would TINS ms
aged and feeble parent be provided iorI Wris Wou ny
Tone.y by forced sales Of administrator 70 meet
sdemands OF fcreditors-s made when the marie,
tnds downwArd and fair prices cannot be reallzedl'
n CavV can answer these question to their satisfac-
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish th9 6ene
lint they have long lease on life. Thse poth iool-
i'm and cowardly. The brave man
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rNsURANOE 1

Young men ju1t starting IN business, whose ehiei
capital s their energy and integrity should insure
lives 10 the amount Of half their lAbhtes snnh sn
act OF dsinteresed honesty when known 10
itors, would Justly increase their confidence in thsm
II would show thatihey did not wish 20 leave hsi
friends exposed TO any and the
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AN NUAL RhMIu

Might tArly be regarded as the tribute which an up.
hghi heart pays At the shrine OF justice
JOHN H. H.'9r0PPELMAHI
auio Agent for Dayton ard vlcInily,