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, 1865-09-29

Rrr11AxLr ArsArI7.-A Young lady residing OF
Michigan avenue near Twenty-fouIth street, whose
vocation requires hss presence in the Gty until
late hour, while returning ho ue along Twenty
fourth street, about eleven O'Clock On Wednesday
night, Naa nctosted by three men who, aier asking
several questions eetsed her and attempted to drag
her into an adjoining alley. Al n1st she was too
much overcome with terror to scream, but fortu-
naacly her faculties Of speech returned in time to
save her from their vilasny. She raised her roice
a. they reached the corner OF the alley, and called
Justify for help. As che did eo one Of the villains
elapped biz haua oFef her mouth and With terrible
oath, Threatened 10 Instantly k her II rho 1n.e Mt
terance to anothc. word. Her CT, howeTer, had
the desired etseet, young gentleman passing along
State street heard her, and hnstennE With all his
speed in the direction OF the cries, camc npon the
tuftsant. and without hesitation attacked them,
knocking one down, when the others tooE to IT,
nomfnous flight. The gentleman was too much
concerned alter the laas's we,Earn to pay enough
attention to the sooun1rel whom he had knocked
down. 10 tecure him, and the fellow rot away. Tbs
Lady. though roughly hsndled and badly frightened
soon recovered her presence Of mind, md was con-
dncted to her home By her rrscuer.
, 1865-09-29

OST-On Thursday, the 2sth, q
chLd's % M1..ted r.ap RlAnket. Was lost rum a
i,ta on A1ShiEnn avEn9e s:t.sen Harrison and
!! = BOWEN BROTHERS. 10 ard II Lake street.
, 1865-09-29

Go to the Best-Eo 70 Bryant d.
Suattnn's Chicago Commercial College TO get
httouRh. Practical business education, OF 10 be-
come good Telegraph Operator, Address (enclos-
nE nE st1mps} ios Circulars, BNrAST 4 SITUATION,
, 1865-09-29

SOLDIER DErG7Ep AND 1ionBED.-On Wednes
dag evening soldier named James Gibson, from
Fort Wayne, Ind, while walking along North Clark
street, tSas aecosted by stranger, who asked him
to take d walk. Without suspcctlng ANYTHING. Glib
son consented. and the stranger conducted him to
the corner Of Ruhh and Indiana streets. and there
proposed that they lie down awhile on the graze In
yzcant lot AfteF talking few minutes. the
stranger drew ftom his pocket a handkerchief, and
after tpr3nkltug 1t With some drops from hottie.
requested Gibson To inhale, aver1tng that he had
put On eone very excellent cologne. Very foolshly
Giblon complied, aud shortly anc1xards, feeling
very drowty, stretched himself on the grass md
went to sleep. he evoke about an hour afterwards.
md searching for his wallet discovered that it.
NTH the contents f151 had gone Il Is needless to
my that his friend was also missing. Slsansets
coming to the city should exercise little catc in
"nice young mem prowlins about the STREETS In
quest Of Vteiimt to relieve Of their money and vau
AbleS.
, 1865-09-29
THE CITY.

D1Kn.-Mr. VIM. 8. Mccormick . hrother a,
Cyrus W. Mccormick, the vn1].knoun rr,ner 1nsn.
rtlle, ulinok, "s"' IL S~">@ons
, 1865-09-29

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the CHICAGO Trhnne1
C1Hc1EHAI1, Sept, g.
fLouH-Du1. but not quotabiy lower; supertne
$T.5oae.1o extra. 4seaae.oo.
GzAIs-Hheat, active; old red t2oo; new,f1.3. Corn
STEADY; 6aac for shellcd md eat. oat. sc.iye At
@46c- RYE, new, sc, old, Sc. barley, nomina,,y
N0 for common. and *1.5a for nidd1lng.
01Ls-Lard, $2-2a2a-eo; Ilnsead, 3l.55.
FETboLHCx-16c.
PEovINoSs-Mess Fork, firm at $ca.c1 prime uess
&Hz0. Lard, nominally &c. Eulk shoulders uud sides
firm 1t i7@1fc. Bacon shoulders, nib and clear sides
la@2t@z1Xe.
WHrsIEY-Steafy At $3.26.
MoaE1-fn kZood demand at H9l0 per cent; E1.
change, scarce and 6rm ht Lilo premium for otoker
chtckB.
, 1865-09-29

Gas F11ture1.-Our Fall Etock IL now
ad embraces the latest and richest patterns In the
market. Persons deetrous Of purchasing vii! con-
suit thflr interests in examining our goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. J. W1N0RAvE, JR., d
Co., No. 81 Randolph street. ee18-nS0 2W
, 1865-09-29
Real 355tate==Nountr1).
3ZO6t.

T OST-f5 Reward-A tan-colorcd
The fofciecs- Tho nndt by making his Whereabouts
known at this once vii! receive the above reward
, 1865-09-29

4 +. Wtleon, Juo. Y, Fnrwell & Co.,
Iiassett Hammo1, Bowen Brothers.
Jones Small, Jno. Irving Pearca,
]. X. Botsfora, Bennett, I1etera + Co..
J. W. Hooker, Ladd, Wil1!nms d Young,
y. A. Jones, T. 8. Kirk 4 Co.,
z Somefs, Jones 4 laughlin,
F. F. Spencer, B. p. Hcntthnnn,
VIM. O. Htbbard, F. v. Robbins,
I. u. Iult1e, Il. Botsford.
Fargo, Bill & Co., F. y, Sherwood,
Wm. l. Pearce, James H. Dole,
Ninsdale, Sfbley 4 EndI- Hubbard & Hunt,
cot, Norton l. Co.
Z. Il. Bruce. j. h. Pollard.
j. c. NYmnu.
, 1865-09-29
#atrin1onia(.

:" a ANTED-AlatrmoniaR-A n
widow lady Of rcnr e1nenf OF eood persotast Ap-
rcaEnnce age +. without family would tlke to
pond with some :e1ucmau, With a view to matrf-
mohy. None need answer unless sincere Hud OF good
, 1865-09-29

. A H II / E ID ,
, 1865-09-29
GNante1==EnfortMatiou.

Of Sam
uel Esncymau. who lost his III ht a.rn In the
sefvse II ibis meets hts any OF his frnA nntfce
ne VIII henr Of honehnZ to h1 alv9utage hT address.
hK "ht&OWS6.' Ifihtre otJct. pll4
, 1865-09-29

IuEfr OF NoAEI.-A man named James L.
thnlips was a1aigned in the Police Court before
''netace st1saeyant yesterday afternoon, to snewr.
70 the Charge OF stealing t4so from Pec7ia F,
Erecges. In s1loop on Clnrk etreet. He was held
u the snn Of $1-U for trial 4, The October txn1 n
the Recorders Court, ~>-''' VI
, 1865-09-29
EDantEp=z=#ale Delp.

VXTANTED-A A stout active man,
w oce Who csn tafe carc OF horsea And ssaisi In !
vs5cbou.e. Apply vt $50 md LII south WAterss.
, 1865-09-29

Az o1usAHENr roe TUE PARLoR--One Of tht
neatest specimens Of piano work nc hare ever scen
's piano bearing The name Of a. Il. Gale & Co.
Yesterday brought into the store ot Ju1,us Bauer L
20. Open Block. It Is finished In ebony and gold
u style Of quiet elegance, which speaks vol1mcs
ior Inc TASTE OF the manufatturef. Unlike the M.
ftty Of extra finished insp uneuts II II 10 ncft al
mceiai quality ase.J superior plano, md would
ing at. - '~~''
, 1865-09-29
20 Rent.

ITO RENT-The new three-story
Il marbienont house, 5ll Carroll street, two
blocks north OF Union Park. BAIRD q BRADLEY,
Loan Agency and Real Estate Od1ce. corner Lake an1
, 1865-09-29

hHAI ESTATE DRoKERs.-The association of rr,,
cstate brokers recently formed In this c1,y, have
dfa"n up thar Constitution, though the printing
OF Will he deferred for few days, to enable thosc
9roSe.s who have not get sisned It to do 40. The
Constitution assigns the rntcs or cpmmlseion IN r.
Changed hy membcrs IN the TRANSACTION Of fhefr
ensiness sehe&aie Of business rules ior caidsnce
C1At5 eDA
, 1865-09-29

NiFa HALLWAY dCECI1oS.-1he thrcf companies
controlling the different lines Of street railway In
this uly, have not only tukcp united nctiou III The
atte1 Of ta,rs. but will soou be Joined ina mate
rial sente, the eevcnl lines meeting In one .raud
Genital point al The corner OF Stale and Randolph
sIrecte, The lines Of the South and West Diyts-
ions al centre there DOW and NIL that is needed 10
t1ack along Suite street to Tic bridge, acfoss shst
and on Wolcou etEIet to Michigan md along that
ttrces 10 ca5k along which noW run a the ears Of
the North ut$ision. The work IL now in psuprctk
Michigan and Wolcott streets arr being puf iuto
condition and paved, and the track already
down on The bridge and 1t. cxtcnsion-will soon Be
1c able to tznrcl INTO Inc North Uivieion nom .he
olhGrB and return By simple chnpss Of carr in
stead Of he1ng Obliged to walk several blocks a. IL
now the case.
PEHsC6AI--Gen. Sherman and atnf arrived In
town yesterday morning, from St. Louis, bu, len
aa{n in The afternoon for Janctvie, Wis.,, where he
will today deliver address at the State AsricuJ.
tural Fair now being held in That d,y. During his
short stsy in Chicago he stopped at the fremont
r. RueReu, u s. A.: B. c. Harris, OF Missouri; :;
II. Kelley, Of California; VIM. Il. Scott. l.. 5. A. ;
and II. j. Gilbsaith, Of London, England. are stop-
ltns and lady arc stopping at the Riggs Hoate.
Major General Macarthur. so1dicr In whom Chi
caro- has alNays felt just pride, arrived at bis home
entered the service a. Colonel q the gallnnt 12th
Illinois Infantry one Of the first regiments organ.
i,ed n the Stale, and through hls own exertons
stand n soon e@atn to leave ", u he hiss
arantatton In Alabama, and iutende to devote hie
time to agricultural pueruits.
RAn~At pos1 orncn-The eys,rm oY dts
t'ousins letter. and making up malls On lolrd the
tEnlns, tnxtead Of wasting lhe time heretofore con.
enoeo IN there processes In the oIocs Is fas: BE-
anS sao{ted On our lines Of ruIltoad, Five lines
, 1865-09-29

AIoTous F1.ocEEbrsos.-Four halEerovp bovs
named Andrew johnson, Luke Harvey, Charles
reseFson and Patrick Murray On Wednesday even.
aug ~hiie under The Influence Of liquor, made an
Assaut upon tsaac Ailo~lansty, N. Neste., A. Me,es
and Robert Fox, in front Of No, q Einx,e .frset
knocking fhem down and kicking them ia brutsI
manne1. They we're subsequently, arrested. and in
!ne l'oEcs Cont yesterday forenoon fined rs md
, 1865-09-29

never heard him fwear Al her, nor eau her id
.aas emn he ,nss nSf h.ye swell alhy brs 5 H. Pc,
Others. never beard mother complain Of iii usage
at The hands Of 1athes, but after her death heard
floating Iutnora- never knew him 10 strike Or
threaten 10 strike her. and must hare known oil
these thinEs htbey hsd occurred. he would so1ne-
ttmeh be zoee 70 her md then regret II, and tell
her 20. though he wouid not allow but be was in
tne nett IN the necessity Tor laahncss. lie ie lt
Times taIlatfve and likely 10 hare hls way, calling
any one Who doee not asrec with him IN ,cuora-
mus. That l. BIZ word, at the same lime e1prcss.
Ing hope ne will eoun 1.1rn something. This is
generally said more In eo7ow than in anger.
n re-ez1xa.aetiea-Father was very fond of
mother and ,he children md when any one in the
nouse Vas sick. even though he were tfek himself,
he would nur>e them. ] lave seCu him carrying
NJ orolher al seven years Of fage all night. betanse
be 1no,., Msz 1s1es. ey 1on Of slesness and toward
cruelty 10 mother did not speak OF any special oc.
saton., md only originated af,er this occurrence.
death Of mother. that ehe had threatened 70 Iesye
fatset tecsnte OF h,f cruelty
Z. c. ENtTE.
u u tesea osss ons 10
lhe fame Incidents that his sistcr had sroken OF
and 70 Inc eat1c course Of Treatment existing
testified BY the last uitness liis evidence was en-.
f1rely coa7nboratlrr. excepting that be sxid he had
once sesn ~ tathsF drunk, and that on the morn
hbor be should perform.
E. II. uC7cutNsoE
K NJ. Hutchinson, Of Oshkosh, Wis, was next
introduced. BE ieetihcd that IN 1875 he entefesl
the employ of The prisoner. who wa then a mer.
chAnt in Naulegun .pz.eoner was then neat and
tidy man In dress and manner puDctual in the fulfil
tnl Of contracte being always perfectly willing for
every man to have his Just dues. He Aswass wza
prompt IN meeting his engagements In 1851 he sold
ont his store IN Waukcean. and went upon the farm
When / INT became acquainted With him he Wa
cou,papionable. lie sne not given to ar,,ument Dc
wre not loquacious ~ he in after years. Aboui
lie sine when lie removed 10 the farm could rec
vatt difference IN that particular. He wns given
10 argunent, and II q customer came IN he Wonld
detnlo me from eer,fns them that be might nnish
his talk. This naf in 1851. After be went to the
fam be would, on coming inlo town, come IN the
siore, and. by holding me, keep me from business.
Ne would talk Of h,s own ahairs4 which were,
becoming embarrassed. he frequently spoke Of
judgements a.nin.t him aud Of mortgages he bad
out and yet one could not 1eafn anything about hia
stasr. u be nonld constantly change the topic Of
hs sonseIsation; he talked Of philosophy, Chris
tian1ty, religion and politics. At one time he af-
Ened lor half IN hour thst heat wa. pure carbon
aaa only got lid Of him by Suggesting The word
taI lof Carbon One time be sold his hay In the
, oe o. winter, and he sxtd it WAS al right Pro-
would ha.c carr fot his cattle in The wfnler.
sns, 1sss 1saoIs ss, element @ seemed 10 enter him
n.ni 1eSsa sna u lsss Seemed to be most prom'.
-s"'~ ne'e hne" ne had any religious ideas o:
, 1865-09-29

FOR SALE-First-class residence
Il tnems} o. Michigan aveaue near uaruou Court.
tf!ea PnAse1slon given Immediately Il desired
Address B NQ.1n" Tribune ot3ce. os1
, 1865-09-29

DLUE Observation-Disclosures r1AEos.-We ara
Informed that three FIRST premiums have been
awarded the cbiclerfng and other pianos exhibited
bs AeetA' Temple VI Music. 1t the Wisconsin State
fais' Ihe three tlxsf medals, nras premiuma, wnte
the Michigan State Fair, w.
, 1865-09-29
GlantcD==;Tema(e Relp.

"ANTED-A Protestant girl to
wv take care Of child and Bcw. Good city refer
cnces required. Apply at 14S Lake street mp stairs
PISS
"ANTED-A Chambermaid and
w Dloihgroon mi, se So Michigan avenue,
, 1865-09-29

Observation-Disclosures. Some
w thing new. win aend By Hat postpaid. 4
bc.9ttfrl Military Album, NTH tWer y-fuur pictures pi
OFT Cnlnn Generals for 50 CENTS Agents wanted In
mealntely. Price per dozen TO Axt7ts $e-l or II 70
per half dozen. Send all o.derg to G. I. BkIGGS
De11bofn street, ChicIkp. Ill sdnp5lfSM
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professional.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in tho Year 1850, ,.

FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control Of two OF the most Eminen
{ Physicians in the World.
nR. h, BONAPARTE, from London and Par
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears Of the Cn
cinnati Venerea Hospita', and DR.. n. b. REYNOLDS
late ofNew York. This Is the oBly oifce in the cit
where permanent cure of Private Diseases cen b
obtained without the use OF mercury or change
diet Gonorrhma cured IN six to forty-two hours
etcured in three TO ten days. Structures cured
one to three weeAs Nocturnal Emissions stopped in
two to days; Seminal Weakness cured in two to
eight weeks Syphilis in its primary stages cured IN
three days Secondary symptoms in one to three
weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN one to three weeks
impotency vger res tored in one to four weels Al
diseases OF private nature treated with Unparalleled
success male or female. gHt
DIR. BOnapaTte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide tn HEALTH beneficial TO ait made
and female, old aud young, should read This work.
will enhghte those who grope In darkness. Price
twenty-five cents, sent by mail. -a.-r.t Il -
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safe II ie
perfectly sale, and never fails to give satisfaction.
IS the only safe and snro preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Male Safe 81 the s,pgls
one 50 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by msll;
Hs- Madame LOzIERs Female Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions and all fe
male diseases. Ladies' should not use them during
pregnaoy sthey will produce miscarriage. Price "
per box-eNtTa fine S5--sent TO any address by mail
Drs: b. a h. are the men to consult; they are un-
queshonably acknowledgement ne the champions and
kings vinereal dscases and tho only Doctors who
receiya monthly reportsa from the Old world; they
have been aeeuston ed from an early age OF youth 10
witness the various diseAses-.whieh Rfct mankind
and 10 watch the progress through long career
professional study. In every sphere OF life, from the
humble abode of poverty to the mansion Of the
wealthy and having aaceTAined beyond doubt the
suffering OF humanity they determined TO select
the erutYe system A. their particular study, and
TO devote their whole attention to the alienation
the diseases ofthes important functions. No Letter
will be answered unless they contain remittance
apostage stamp. Call or address
Drs. BONAPAHTE REYNOLDS
No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Oihce hours from A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ. ief7
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CERTIFICATE or Authority =
To expire on tho 3lst day Of January, 1851
is .OETIcH or FHL AUDITOR or STATE,
Inntranca nonnrtfnent

a
- Insurance Department,
;0ltnabus Ohio January 80 1866.
'Vteredt The ,iERNANIA, HANOVER, NIAGARA, and
kEPuBno Fire ri3uranos Companies located at New
York, IN ths state Of New York. have each filed In this
oics sworn statement Of its condition. required by
tile first section Of the Act "To regulate Insurance.
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed Apr s. 1850 and amended February D. 1864 and
lRhsreas each Of said Companies has mrnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
posseo bf at least One Hundred fohHand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested IN stocks, bonds, or In
smurtgtfes of real estate worth double the amonnt
tr which the same is mortgaged and, WhereaI, each
OF said Companies has nled In this Office written
Instrument under its corporate seal, signed by tho
President aud Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Companies In tins state to acknoW
Ledge service Of process for and In behalf Of said Com
ptuies according TO the torInE Of said law
Noir, 1hsfeiOre, in pursuance Of the nrst section
itf tbs Rf0rtssid act, l, JAMES u. GOODMAN, Auditor
OF state for Oiio do hereby certify that sid dEE
NiyIA, HANOVER, NIAGARA and REPUBI1o Fire lnsur-
hp'r Companies Of New Nofk, are authorized 10
transact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance
tn hi state until the thirty frst day OF January In
nd' ypar on" thoasHnd eight hundred and sixty siN.
"a u tues Whereof, / have hereuutO subscribed my
uAiuuhnd chusedthn soal o. my Office to be affixed
t,e d,y and ear above written.
.atg lar .ff lAa. a. GOODMAN,
itk.t t.fl La-u u.t .i- 81 ,Aud'tor nf stat
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BE SAFE FROM THE pANes OF wAETr

Would these chlldren nave comfortable home, and
the rneans Of educauon1 Would this wife be indepen
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldt Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided lori Would my
PROPERTY by forced sales administrator to meet
t5edeinands Of creditors made when the market
tends downward, and fair prlces cannot be reaEedf
How few can answer these question to their satisac
Etonl They fear to ask them, and cherish tho belle
that they have along oase on life This is both fool
ish and cowardy The brave mar
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A CARD TO lNyALIps.

A olerymen, residing IL South America as ms.
-1stonary discovered a Aaie aud simple remedy for
the Cure ofNeryous Weakness, Reariy Decay Dis.
eases ofthe Urinary and seminal Organs, aud the
clous habits Great numbers haze been alread cur
ed hy this noble remedy, Prompted ~ a desire to
benefit the ahicted and uniortunaie, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medcine, m a
Ch1tqe. ~ V
Please nslose post. paid envelope, addressed to
yourself JOSEPH II TNMAN
sEATioh ass, u, bIsH HoVan, New York City.
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Even vhe he has them into eternity by II
the honest debtor satisfies his confdingc when
fate seemed least propitlous In moral and worldly
sense IL Is one great weapon by which to rob death OF
Let any husband, father, son, ask HIMSELF "If was
to die tonight, would those who are dear to me p.
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@rnlcal

IV1HE combination Of ingredientsin these Pills are
the result OF long and extensive practice. They
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all Irregularities, Painful Menstruations, removing
Headache, Pain in the Side, Palptation ofthe Heart,
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysterics Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, sc, Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature. g .r't
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement Of new era in the treat
ment OF those Irregularities and oOstructions which
have consigned 70 many 60 aPREMA1URR GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and wher obstruction takes place the general
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Are the only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
la DIES have re ed on for many years, or can rely
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form the Hnsst ltepayaiion eger put totgq q, auth IN
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Are the most etfectua remedy ever known for all
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are invaluable tncig NTH csrtdntv periodical reql
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Pills sent bv mall promptly by remtting TO the Pro.
prietor. Sold by Druggists generally. u gnNl
HUTOHINGS a HILLYER, I
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
Benton q DunhRm Cleveland, and John ID. Park,
Cincinnati, wholesale agents. Sold in Dayton by
Druggists a feeldly
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tits the hand OF the proVident father
forth nom the grave, and still shing his offspring,
and keeping together the family BY 1t, the faithful
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II'HE Aftna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
a OF years, Endowment policies and ohildIan's En-
dowmeni. Also, Non FoTleihng Policies on which no
payment Is required after ten years.
rive thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within tho last six months.
Among all the contrivances OF men to protect the
family circle from want can De found more sim
we IN ts character, noble In its features, certain in
It's result than Life Insurance. TITS the prop which
the dying husband saVesto .Il
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stAtGn,ft Of tho condition Of the Republic Fire In
s4rance Company, OF the City Of New York the III
DAY of January 1885, In conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio
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OfCroup, or Collie GO Teothache, or Headache, or
Sleeplessness, or Saisnng from Teethins, or Worms
or Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or Cstarrh, or
Measles, or Whoopng- Cough, or Scarlet Fever or
Dlpth ria, or Bad Cold, or Hoarsenses, or Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness even Scrofnla, A. thou.
sands have done and do daily. -
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.a ,sg9uUs Nus MO yGakGt
sa IsFp'o a7ris .assj o-lf ne
ILal .i-ss M cAIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-12
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