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9fip Sauertisemrnts.
SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION
To the Voters Of MOntgOmcr
County, Ohio.

state of ohio, Montgomery County, S.
l, o. q. II. Davidson sheriff OF Montgomery
county, State Of Ohio, do hereby notify the qualf
ned eleptots OF said county to assemble IN their
respective Wards, Townships, and Precncts, on
Tuesday, October o, 1866,
AT the usual places for holding elections and then
anu there between tho hours Of six O'Clock A. Nj
and 81 O'Clock l. NJ, OF said day proceed as the
law directs, 10 elect
One Secretary OF State;
Ono Judge of Supreme curt
One Member of BOARD OF Public Works.
ono Member Of Congress; tr..t.r.,
Ono Judge OF Court Of Common Plea
Ono Judge OF tho Probate Court;
Onc sheriff;
One County Auditor;
One County Treasurer; Ha ..i'f
ass One county Olerk; .a..-a- ..s.s..-asas
One County Commissioner;
One Director OF County hfrmary,
ono Whisky Inspector;
Ono Pork Inspector and
| Ono Flour Inspector.
| The Trustees Of the various Wards and Town
ships ARE also notine that thhy shan on said
day, select or good JudictOus persons, having the
qualifications OF eluctors their ahportionmOut oi
persons 10 serve rs Judges and 10 return the list
| for tho Common Pleas And superior COurts 10 the
County Clerk, aud the list for the Probate Court
| To the Judge OF the Probate Court. .t.t.t.
1 FnllntNgs
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spsfIaI A0titts.
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular lGhTR RESTORATIVE of
thoday tis eloaner, more richly pcrrumed, and
Is warranted 10 restore gray hair TO It's natural
oolorl stop its coming on; romovo dandrun from
thu scqlp and prevent badness Read the follow.
ing home testimony
CERTIFICATE.
Tho following s to cert fy that I have used
HiNN's NItFfAUIE AMBROSlA for the past
siN months aud have found In ID all that IL
claimed for 1t tapCrfom. My head has been near
" bald for several yoars-W be safe In say ing for
siN yCnis Mt lcaht-and by adhcrng 10 the difec-
ionS IN the & sc Of the AMnROSlA, / am proud TO
say that nov nave tinc growth of healthy hair.
whilst all other rcstorativCs have failed. I can
nl,u tWuiy as bo Its qualities in restoring gray
hhir t1 its original color, having seen II tested by
my most Intimate friends. l know 10 TO he snpC-
itOr 10 All other rcstorntVCs. what do know I
know from experience, In reference 10 It's proper.
ties, and would recommend 10 to all rs being the
best article in market. WM. NJ. uIpPhRD.
npytpn, QUO, August 2f, 1896.
Il. NJ. TUBBs 4 CO, Props Pcicrboro n ~
For sale By all Druggists in Dayton and evory
whore. Dr. ". ". STEWART,
au25dawSm Wholesale Agent Dayton, q,
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PRICE. ONLY S6 CTS PER BOTTLE

mAHRIAGEAND CEIIsACX Fan rs
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrato the
vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent free
of charge in sealed letter envelope Address, DR.
J, skll'LIN lfouGllTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, IA. miidawsm
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MEDIOAL NOTICIa.

Dr. y. GONE may bo consulted as follows.
In XleHIA nt tho Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days, March 81 April isi May IL July o; Aug "
Sept "a; oct tH .. .. 700
N DAYTON NJ the Phillips House. on Fridays
March 7 April 49, May 49, July o. Aug 10 sept
IN THOY at tho Morris lIesise, on Saturday
March iQi Apriliii May -; JulyTi Ang ii Sept
IN sPRiNGFIELD at tho Wnlis House Oh
Thursdays, MaIth 10; April 10 May a. july ~
Aug. IGi sept, e0{ Oct. 20 II 1t Z
Df, CONE has hndOitcCs In each of the aboyt
plncos, that ho has regularly visited for Che pasi
seven years, and ~ ho has trcate,i aud cured man
ratients, IN each ot the above places, ho can give
the best Of references Ia each place ~ 20 his still
Dr. CONk Treats anal Cures all varieties ui
Chronin diseases, including those OF the Eye and
kari mnkns no charge for consultation, hut II
those who consult him desire treatment he charge,
Cash tDr his Medicines. f.
Medicines that VIII last patlentfrOm four 10 81 \
months, cost fom fiyo 10 Thirty dollars, In CAsi
Address; Dr, " CONE,
firNt COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nnv2b-dly
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tB- If YOU WANT PEACE AND A
RESTORED UNION, VOTE THE DEM
oCRkTIC NATIONAL UNION TICf ET
ON TUESDAY NFNT.
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Llfe-Health-S Strength.
Life-hcalth- Strength.
Observation-Disclosures.
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S =
SPECIFIC PILLS.

III 41SAE AZ 1L144Os
gS MI sS'iSS No. s Ras
Paris, from the Prescription of DR JUAN UELA-
MARIE Chisef Physician to the Hospital do N6rd
Letter of neoomme endatIon.
PARIS May b, 1861
GESrLEMES;--We huvo used the "srEcIsIc
PILI.sn made IRON llR DKLAMARNE'a pREeoRiP
Ii9M M duIlng several years past n lnaerpriyata ald
gete and efficient Remedy N cases of spemnatol.
rhea or SEMINAL Weakuessi Mighty, Daily lor
pofncgi Special Dcrangcmehts ofthe Nervous sYs-
tenn Wesknesses arising Rom so,Yret Haiqtfapd
gans! Weak spine Affections Of tho Eyos, Lime
or Brick -Dustl Deposits In the Urine; "Milky"
Discharge paleness OF the skin, with sunkbn
Cheeks aud Bloodless Lips; "Pinehedn Foa;Htds ,
Irregular action of the Heart and In all the gas Il
train OF symnleais arising nom 0yer-use, abuses,
We earnestly advise the Plolsss Ion, and sil pcr-
sons snnering from any Sg6pton,atie or O,gd'iic
these Pills. with high respect, we are yours most
r. A. BEAtREPAiRR. NJ D..
q, d. DUJARDIN, N ID
10 GRranoierc s Dupont
No I'D, tae Lombard, Paris.
Selensary and StudioUs Occupations, 9ri46
Actioa OF tho BraGl, Mart or MTpa,.s SysfS1,. n@.
quently lead IN the most Dietresaihy n and Fnbdf.
rassia0 Disorders OF tho WHILE sYsTEM 1a.
especially liable 10 these Weak nesses lhduid ri
sort promptly to DR. DEIAMARnE's seRcFIo
Pamphlet containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice prntel In French, Ger
mani hpani6h and Engiiuh accompanies each hoN,
aud VIII be sont, by matt free OF cost 70 any ono
who will write i0r t.
PFIee, 81 per Box, or SIX HOxos tor IS.
Sold by all tho principal Druggists or will be
sent by mall securely sodfod from an 0bserUaffon,
ON receipt of tho apeclnod price by anv authorized
agent OF BY the solo General Agpnts Tor America,
OSCAR q. MOSES 4 90, n Cortlandt street, New
York Authorized agent for DaytOn-W w,
sTEWAmT--all orders by mail promptly rs.
tended to.l 'te ocb lRwoOwiy-4 /
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MRnATKIl,s .PllOPHFGY.

au..tbe infcgna fanatics and Aboliiioa
I,.t. svcr cot power In btcir hands they
t s.s,sils llo tshsfitHifpT ~ Ne Supre'ne tossF
tg1r,srs ,nnto laws 10 suit thcmselvcsfidB re-
issi Raaas ~ Assc 'sAo dlgsr ,eifA t1sw Il hS AK
snI.I,as on dare question their inthllhiity, Anu
RaIlX Sgg lrnpf ne country aud ddqge q -
Noed I'D ANikl. MRBsTER Alf ui
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,r-,0,.az,n DIR. Strickland's
NO MELLTLUoUs
molsE. COUGH BALSAM

u warranted to be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs, Colds, lIoarseness
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Chronic Cough 5
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. b, p
Ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IL Is
healing, softcning, and expectOratIng, and
particularly suitable forall affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere ian3
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y,ur e,IlJRUT OF TIIE WAR,

The day ioilowing thc battle pf Bul
Kun, July 1901, tho following i,iclu''on
was passed by Congress With oniY ''io'
dissenting votes .uu
Re,osssd That this Vr isn9t yagea on ,,,S. ST.
ua,l IN any apah af opprcssiou, 81 ion any P"ti
i,osa 0f conquest OF sulDugaIoii o. ,p,s ~. 49,
sycrturning or interfering Win thS ilgnNe' Sastrl
Int NJ defend aud maintain the SupremiFs * ~,
Constitution and prcserye tw e,llon % WlS "a II W.,
sriWpnir,1 aud hs solh o. thts' ou.e''f Nv ~
u t@inrA The war ought 10 ceafe" ur.EI .I
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Dayton Western tn

DN OrleT OF she Hoard q dlyidond OF Flfly
- Cents per share viii be paid To the
stock holders at the times and places following;
Az Gilmore CampbellH ONCE, Eaton, October !,
i0oB AZ HarshmRn'u bank, Dayton, October 81
1888, and afterwards NJ my residence two miles
Sss ''F'e'' D. ) sfIpELY. Treasurerr
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S SOOTHlAG SYRUP
For Children Tcothing,

For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates tho process of tccthing,
bySoitening the gums, reducing all innammatons.
win allay ALL PAIN aud spasmodic action, andis
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon It, mothers 1t win give rest Co your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put mp and sold tbis article for over 40
years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of
itwhatwo have noyerbcen able to sayo any other
medicnc-NEvEB nAs IT FAILED IN A SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EPFRcT CURE, when timely used.
Never did we know an instance OF dissatisfaction
by any one who used IL. On tho contrary all are
delighted with It's operations, aud speak in terms
Of communication OF its magical effects and mcdi
cal virtues. We speak in this Uiattor WHAT WE
no Know after 80 years experience; AND PLED0E
Our REruTATIoN FOR THR FULFlLLMENT OF WHAT
VIZ pkclARE. In almost every instance whore the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re
icf will he found In fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup Is adlnhiNtcrod,
Fun directions for using will accor' $3.50. ,ch
bottle. None genuine rulcss ilr, fas l. OF
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, NJ, ati, 90 so, dc
wrapper
Sold by NIL Druggists tht"u l.ul u, ord,
PRICE, ONBY 35 CTS. PER BOTTLE
n04(nVRm
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Il osTERa AND PROGRAMMES "
Plain aud In Colofs, neatly printed at the .lf1
steam Job Rooms
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Are prepared ny the MesseuIs CARA NcIRRE n DR.
FONT, Phnrmaceutsts, No 2id Rue Lombard
Paris, from the Prescription Of IN JuAS nELA
MAERE, Chisef Physician TO the Hospital do Nop
on Lariboisere.
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+ C1t,,p Dr. StrlcISland's
rIiGIfns. II PILE REMEDY

lIas cared thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. IL gives imme-
dlato relief aud effects permanent cure.
Try Indirectly. II Is warranted TO cure.
For safe by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle.
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h IJournal and German paper copy.
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gasIHsss syGtIrts.
DYSPEPSIA


rated preparation Of llootsand Herbs, with
hntlaelds and car1ninntivcs TO strengthen
tho stomach aud nervous system. II Is
tion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the stomach, Flatulcncy and Debility
Il is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suitcd for Weak, Nervous, and DyspcptiC
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at Hi per bottle.
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PARADE OF NEW ENGLAND VETERANS.

rrhe Ancient and Honorable Artillery of
Eoston and the AmOskeags, of MAN.
chester, N. H., Visit Newburyport, and
Have Good Time, Etc.
NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, october S.-Ihe Ancient
anu Honorable Artillery Company OF Boston, the
AmOskeag Veterans OF Manchester, N. H., and the
Veteran Altll cry Conn any Of NeWburypOrt-the
three oldest military organizations in America -
have been observing their annual parade in this
city to-day,
The occasion was an unusual one in NewbUrYport,
and the cay was made holiday The mills, stores,
and schools were closed, and all the town were out
TO see the military SHOW. The Ancents from Boston
who represented the state and The Amoskeags from
New hampshire by Governor Smythe, AdJutant-
General Matt Head and nearly all the members
OF the Governors staff.
After paradlne through all the principal streets the
three ancient companies brought up in 'front.' OF the
City Hall, from the steps OF when Mayor Groves
delivered TO them q bnet happy speech oil welcome.
After this they marched into the hall and partook
OF an elegant dinner, got up IN the oest OF style.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
returned TO Boston during the latter part OF the
afternoon, and finished the day with dinner at the
United States Hotel. The Amoskeag veterans re-
manned, and made their headquarters at the MeIrl-
mrC House,
Governor Smythe, Adjutant General Matt Head,
and the Governors staff officers the guests OF
Major Ben. Perley PoOre In honor of the Amos.
keaRs q grand levee and ball took place this even
ing at the City Hall, at which the NewbUryport
beauties ana the New Hampshire braves trlpped
through the may dance.
Tomorrow there is to be another parade and visit
to SALISBURY and a dinner The Amoskeags return
home ON Sunday.
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DIED.


ADOLPH.-Suddenlv, on the morning of the 4th in-
stant CAl lHARINE, wife of Alfred W. AdoDh, aged 80
1he relatives and friends of the family respectfully
husband No sos franklin street on Monday morning m
at 10 o'clock without further notice Funeral TO proceed
to Monument CemeterS, 80
BhoWNE, ST. in the 58th year of his age.
his male friends and the relatives of the family in
yeo to attend the funeral from his late residence, No
III New street, on sa urday, the 9Th instant at o'clock.
CHRRoLL,- On the I'd instant JOHN CARROLL, in
The relatives friends of the family, and Southwark
S% S ae @ @ %orh
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock To proceed to Mutual
MACKENZIE.-On Thursday morning, October 4, at
9s mex nSS George bFock h' Miss
he friends the family are invited to attend her
funeral on Saturday atS O'clock at St. James Church
eICHARDsoN ON the, evening of the LIST Instant
Ds AND nose IN Of shf e Sy year OF a4e s Invited to
attend bis uneral rom his late residence, No ia n
instant. % internent at Friends Western Ground.
SAULHIER-0n the Sd instant, Mrs. RACHEL SAUL
MR. rect OF the late Joseph Saunler in the th year
The relatives and friends of the family respectly
requested to attend the funeral from her residence No
az II soSk Th nSce T b R
"W%RNE-suddenly on the evening OF the lst instant
ELIZA NJ, vie Ol f. Warne, in the list year of her
he relatives and rends of the family are respectfully
lnved TO attend the funeral from the residence of her
9Th Instant at IL O'Clock Nj. -
WELSH.-Oh the I'd instant, CATHARINE WELSH,
wit OF James W. Welsh, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from The residence of
husband, No JO Morris street, above Fifth, on Friday
morning at O'Clock.
esY-IN MEMoRIAM.-
VII PHILADELPHIA. October 2, 1865.
meeting Of the Ship Builders Of the city of Phila-
delphia. held at the Office OF the Kensngton Screw
Dock Delaware avenue above Laurel street to take
action relative TO the demise of their late Brother Ship
| Builder Mr. HARMAk s. VAUGHAN, Mr. John II.
Hammitt was chosen Chairman, and Mr. Preston Brear-
| ley, Secretary.
1he following preamble and resolutions read,
and unanimously ad0pted:-
| hereas Death has visited our circle, and removed
from his sphere OF honor and usefulness one Of our be-
| loved fraternity, MI HARnAN 3. VAUGHAN. we
eby desire express deep sorrow and heartfelt
sympathy with his family and friends In this their try
| ing bereavement; thereto re, be II .
| Resolved That while bow with submission to the
DEGREES Divine Providence teel that we have lost
and faithful Brotner and one that awAkens ouI
sympathles for those bereft OF his association
| companiOnshlp, and friendship.
| Resolved i bat we attend his funeral in body on
| Thursday, October 4, at O'Clock.
| WILLIAM FISHER,
| WILLIAM CRAMP, Commi tee.
| lOS2t CHARLES +. WILLIAMS)
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A MER1ToRtoUe DISCOVERY Every judieous
hOusekeeper justly hOd in h0h destination the
great utility OF superior Kitchen range. This large
class OF the community wi be PTatifed TO learn that
MI .. ,. Ohik Ihe we l-knOwn inventor OF the best
and most celebrated i'm rovements stoves and
ranges. Las perfeoed and is now introducing his
COLO MEDAL hanPe, which is pronounced by the
others.
Ine merits of this highly improved range consist
IN ls great economy of fuel, Its simplicity and con.
venlence of management, and the efficiency and
qmchness with which IT performs the important pro-
cesses OF cooking and baking
The fire box is cylindrical, and is placed in the
centre OF tue range, thus bringing all of the boiler
mense savn rs SnS nd an m
and peri, city. 1t will heat water for bathroom,
and Will heat three rooms comfortably.
A small, ad Unstable friedrich cylinder is inserted
Tor summer use thus requiring but small quantity
of fuel and the friedrich retains the heat in the
centre OF the range IL does not the least heat the
room during the summer season.
lhe ovens OF this unrvalled range are very capa'
cious, and are quickly and Thoroughly heated by
means Of an improved and simp flied arrangement
OF lues the draft of which il easily aud perfectly
regulated by means OF only one damper instead o
three or iour, as in the old-fasmoned, expensive
ranges, Another valuable feature OF this superior
range is that the oven Is situated the side of tho
range. so tnat 1t can be conveniently opened, used,
and cl sed, without the great Inconvenience and
danger of leaning the fire to reach the oven,
m the case when the oven is situated over the range.
The oven can easily be drawn out of the range
whenever the flues require cleaning. This excel
lent and unequa led range IS strictly ar.tight,
whereby the cold air is entirely excluded when
requisite, and the draft perfectly regulated, thus
causing saving of about fifty per cent. of fuel.
only a lew of the important and valuable improve.
ments embraced IN this justly celebrated range. We
therefore, respectfully recommend housekeepers
merchants and others, to call and examine 1t at Mr..
Clark's extensive establishment, No 1908 Market
street. where he is rapidly selling them, at so low a
price as to enable all 10 purchase who wish to obtain
the best range ever offered to the public.
GET, WHILE You ARE ABOUT 1T, THE BEST
Therefore ort to b. f. Remer's photograph gal
lery, No. 624 Arch street.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ROBBERY OF PLATEAU an early hour
last SUNDAY morning the residence OF T. b. Peterson,
Esq, at the southwest corner of Broad and Girard
avenue, was entered through the basement window
which looks out upon the front garden, on Broad
street A large quantity of silverware was carried
of, in value about $1,000 The family of Mr. Peter
son retired at about midnight About O'Clock on
Sunday morning servant discovered the iron door
front of the house OPEN and further investigation
revealed the burRlarp The stolen goods consist in
part of 26 silver teaspoons, 25 silver forks IL heavy
silver tablespoons IL silver fruit knives 8 silver
mugs, a number OF napkin rings, 2 large fruit
baskets, besides u number of soup ladies, table.
spoons, salt cellars sugar tOngs mustard cups des-
sert spoons etc., all made of silver and number OF
them lined with gold. The articles taken were all
either marked with Mr.. Peterson's full name OF
INITIALS, or those of members of his family. The
thieves had high regard for their stomachs as well
their pockets The bottles OF choice brandy were
taken from cabinet and placed with glasses on the
dlnlng'room table. Tie bottles had been emptied
OF their contents, Previous to the burglary the
street lamps had been extnguished, and the fact O
the window and doors being left open IN connection
Herewith, does not speak very well for the DoIcf
arrangements in that vicinity,
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A PUGNACIoUS INDIvIDUAL.-There was
quite disturbance IN the neighbOrhood of German.
town avenue and Oxford stIeett last night The
"Boys in Blue" who had turned out with torches
and transparencies, were marching quietly along,
when q crowd who had collected on the sidewalk
uttered some derislVe shouts, and Immediately after
wards number of bricks and other missiles were
thrown into the ranks OF rhe procession. One man
named james Mex emma was seen by OHcer Myers
to throw a brick that struck a Young man in tho
procession on the head, knocking HIM senseess, and
lnjunng him, as 1t afterwards proved, In a very
serious manner The officer immediately attempted
to arrest Mckenna, when the latter turned on him
and made violent assault. Another officer coming
up at this point the two together managed TO settle
the desperaOo, and he was taken before Alderman
Clouds who committed him Tor a lurther hearing, as
the injuries inflicted by mcKenna on the person he
STRUCK are OF such serious that his life is in
danger
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FOURTH EDITION
The Colorado Mines.

[sPEoIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 4.-The Surveyor.
General of Colorado reports that the production
OF gold in that Territory now reaches one hun.
dred thousand dollars per week, and is con-
stantly increasing. He has just returned from
a visit to the newly discovered copper and lead
mines, but bad found the veins not sufficiently
developed to enable him TO judge accurately of
their value
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The Cable. .

CuARLLoTTETowN, Prince Edwards Island,
October 4.-The cable across the Straits of
Northumberland, connecting New Brunswick
with Prince Edwards Island, was successfully
laid by the steamer Med10dy on Tuesday last.
The steamers Medtody and Terrible then
steamed for England.
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LADIES VOTING

Rev Benry Ward Beecher, IN his letter from
Peekskill to the Plymouth congregation, declares
that he has always advocated 'the rights of black
is great mistake to suppose that the ladies have not
a very influential vote already. Does Mr.. Beecher
ever go upon pleasure jaunt, or invite "a few
vote in favor of the measure? In all social
from least 10 greatest feminine opinion has power
full influence. Principally by the vote of the ladies
has been established the important tact that the
most neat and becoming styles OF clothing for gen.
tlemen are to be found at TOWER HALL,
NO. 6l8 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT a. Go
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Annthar Case of Snicide.

BOSTON, Mass, October 4.-Moses B. Williams,
Sr., member of the firm of J. D. & NJ. Williams,
wholesale liquor dealers, shot himself at his
residence in Brookline, and died this morning.