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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE OF
,hc day. It'll cleaner, more richly perTdmed. and
is warranted to restore gray hair % IS ratural
color; stop its coming on; remove daldruG from
the scalp, and prevent badness. Read the follow
log home testimony:
CERTIFICATE.
fhe following is 10 certify that | ave used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA o. tue last
six months. and / have iound in t Ell tnat IS
cle,med Cor IL to pertOIT. Mgheud las been near
~ held for several yeaIs-willbe safe in saving for
slts years, at loast-and by adhcring TO the direc-
tions IN the Isc of the AMBROSIA, / an proud 10
say that ! now have a fine growth of hep'.lV hair.
whilst all other restOTaCives nave f8;lC6. cen
also testify as to its qualities IN ressOi 'ng Z ay
ha'r to It's original color, having seen it ties e. ny
my most intimate friends. IEnow il 10 be sule.
riOr 20 all othor restoiatives. What l do irOw, |
know from experience, in leie once to its proper
ties, and would recommend L 10 all Is being the
best article in market. va NJ. iIsOARD.
L. Dayton, OHIO, .AuguSS .; $3.50.
r. NJ. 'UBBS * CO. IRONS. pc5orbo,O Nh.
For sale by all Druggists N DayooD ald everr.
where, Br. " W. STEHART,
au25iaw3m Wholesale Agert Daytol. o.
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Central Insurance Company
OF DAYTON.

".'"""',...' ''.'"''". 100000
OFFICE-No. G6, east side of Main street, lDe,
tween Second aud Third Streets Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings, machinery, ana
stock, for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, or
any less tenn, at reasonable rates.
BOARD or D1RECToRs-Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George W. shaw,
Henry 5. Fowler, W. T.. barrow, A. r. II. Fol
kerth, HENRY HERlMAN, PRESIDENT.
ASTHoSY STEPHANs, Secretary.
ia2sd3m JACOB S~TRPHANs, surveyor.
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aqua DE

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
70 battle the face and person, TO render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay Inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache, sc. It is manufactured
from The rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtain
ing a patronage quite unprecedented. It is sfa-
yorite with actresses and opera singers. II is
sold by all dealers, at 81 90 in large bottles, and ov
DEHAs BARNES n Co, New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIV Il. CONE may ne consulted rs follows:
= In DAYTON at 1.-THE Phiuips House, or Fridays,
sept. II; Oct.-9; Noy. %: Dec. 20; Fob; March
s; April -: May Z; June 9.
IN TROY at the Morris douse. on saturdays
Oct. 20; Nov. Il; Dec. %; en-. 2: March
April 10; May IS; June -.
In AENIA at the Depot Ea.ing House, OF ''nurs-
days, sept. IS; Oct. 10; Soy. %; Dec. II; JPn. 81 ;
March z; April II; May Is, June 20.
Ia SPRINGFIELD at vhe Willis House. on
Thursdays, sept. 90; Oct. %: Nov. 90: JPD. B; Sch.
7; March "a; Aplil 10; May %; Juhe 81.
DIR. CONE has had o~niceSin each O. she aDOye
places, that he has regularly visited 10Y The past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each OF the above places, he can give
the best of references in each place as to mis- skill.
DR.. ONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no Chan &c iur cOnsUltT ton but il
those who consult nimdesiTeSreatmen. ne charges
Cash for his Medicine.
Medicines that win lest Pc .icnv.. ON rourtOs six
months, cost non five 20 'ih..ty GoJPIA, in Cash
AdC cls: D.. =. CONE.
-.. COLUMBUS Quo.
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Who would not be beautiiulH Who wonld not
add 20 thei- beauty? What gives that m arb c pur
~ anc dfStingUe appearance we observe upon the
stPge, and in me city oelle? II is no onger ? Sc
get. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. IS con
t.hued Use 'emoves tan, freckles, p,mp'es and
Ioughness, from sneface and bands, aud leaves che
comp'eXior smooth, transparent, blooming and
Gvisning. Unlike May cosmetics, ;t eontsi0sno
material mi furious to the skin. Amy Drugg'sy will
order IL for you, e acton nand, at 80 cts. pc" oortle
w. Il. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, N. Y,
Saratoga spring water, sold by ali
Druggists.
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Sptfial apHfts.


MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MIN.
Essaysof warning and Instruction
fer Young Wcu who have abused their phys
powers, or wasted their substance in riotous
living, andfalen victims TO disease,-with Reports
ON the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Add ess
Ord SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc's-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa. iani1dawcn
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Iii a most delightful Hair Dressing.
10 eradicates scurf anttdandruH,
II keeps Inc head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
1t ,%estores nair upon prematurely bald heads.
This S Just what Lyons Kathairon will do. It's
p~etty-tt is cheap-durable. II is literally sold by
the Dad, and yet its almost incredible demand
is daily increasing, until there is hardly a country
store that does not keep II, or family thatdOes not
use t.. e., THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BON Err, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, hes for safe.
twenty Houses ami Lots ringing from $500 10
Also six F~arms-three in Darke, two in Mont
gomery. and one in Van Vert County.
The undersigned can always be fOund RI the
Ohio Insurance ONCE, when not out on business.
or at the Post ONCE corner.
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
apr l2-tt
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring is not a
dive. All instantaneous dyes are composed OF L.
mar odustie, and more or less destroy the v~'ta,tv
and beauty of the hair. This is the Original Hair
Ooioridg, and has been growing lP favor over
twenty years. 1t restores gray hair to its original
color Dy gradual absorption, IN a most rems-Ea-
BILE manner. II IS also a beautiful nair dressing.
Sold IN two sizes-50 cents and $1-ov al dealers.
c. H-EIMsTREET, Chemist,
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists
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LYONS ExTRAcTO OF PURE JAMAI0A GINGKRr-For
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, FlRtuleney, SC, where a warm
ing stimulant is required. Its careful preparation
and entire purity makesit a cheap and reliable ar.
tiele for culinary purposes. SOLD every where. at
so cts, per bottle. ask for"LYoN's" Pure Extract
Take no other.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. 4-eow1y.
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yards AND BILL HEADS
eatly printed Ut the EMPIRE
Steam Job Room
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
HOW 1T WAS OBSERVED.

Yesterday our weather prophet predicted
would he rich in golden sunshine He promised us that
from the rising OF the glorious orb Of day even unto the
going down Of the not single cloud should inter
cept hrs rays. How woefuy out in his calculations our
worthy found himself yesterday can tell ex-
cept him who has tried for week in our variable
climate to orete the Of the weather for each sue
cessive day.
Thanksgiving Day dawned darby There was
rise, and during the early morning, at tide and
clear into the gloomy night St. swithn shed his MISTY
tears upon in showers Fogs oated upon the rivers,
moisture mingled with the air on shore, and aqueous
drops poured from sloppy housetops the yelong time,
from morning untnig Yet the day was observed with
becoming cheerfulness The churches were filed with
worshipers who thanked God deyout.for the blessings
of the year, the streets with saturated pedestr
ans in and ont Of rank in quest Of quiet enjoyment the
myriad turkeys sacrificed in honor Of the day were
slowed away after the laid down by our ances
and there much of gayety, and good feeling,
gratitude, and mlrh, in all quarters OF our great
and glorious land Of Manhattan There was sorrow too
among IL true for which find 1t hard to render
thanks. Little died yesterday-as they die every
day-taking with them the light OF many household;
and fathers mothers and sisters and brothers parted
yesterday TO meet more earth. And scores and
hundreds of shyering hungering poor suffered all the
pangs Of want as they suffer them every day Miserable
wretches wore away the dull hours in many prison CELL
and others with shelter TO protect them from the cold
and damp food TO stay the cravings OF nature, and
with barely clothing enough TO hide their nakedness,
shvered in alley and court, with trembling limbs
shuied through the crowded Shiny streets TO beg for
bread, and at nightfall dragged their meager
forms TO the statonhOuse 10 claim the share
Of hOuseTOom allowed them by Christian city Even
these had something be grateful for Life theirs,
and CLEAN OF hope perhaps, and the blessed memory
Of better past when there warmth IN the blood and
sunshine in the heart; and EACH if his misery allowed
him time to think could call TO mind other wretch
a hundred-fold cursed than he. There was much
hunger much cold much of all other kinds Of human
misery in wide city yesterday; but thank Heaven
there charity too Many suffering family was helped
on Thanksgiving Day by those who, while showing graft
tude 10 God for their blessings, did not, could not
forget the Of His less favored ones; and their
bounty was as large as their hearts we're warm
The great feature of the day was the grand Fenian
demonstratonthe strongest rebuke the British Govern
received from American citizens for ITS
treatment Of Ireland and Irshmen. fun report OF the
various ceremonies observed by Irish felowcitzens
will be found in columns to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


LONDON, Nov. 28-NOon.-The money market IS quiet
aud steady, and Consols opened at 943 Tor money
shares AZ; Illinois Cenras sCs uAited states rive
Sfternoon tins hour American securities are quoted
as follows. United States Flye-Twenues, IO5; LIMOS
central Railway shares, SCl; Erie Halfway shares ~.
securities closed at the following rates United states
FiyeTwenties !0l Illinois central kl%ay shares 20
Bank of England show decrease Of bullion on hand OF
FRkSKFoRT, Nov -Noon.-United States Bonds 753
Evening United states Bonds are quoted 5i for the
'' LIyGarooI Nov 2s-NOonTe Cotton market opens
heavy and with downward tendency The sales arc not
likely TO exceed bales; Mddlng Upands' 13IGd
Mddlng Orleans I16d. The Breadstufs market is quiet
aud steady Corn As wheat 10 = eenlai i9a amor
MIA White, and 1873 Tor No Red western. Barley, A.
oats H. Peas. so G. The Provision market is steady
Beef, ll2G. Pork. 70 Lard 5O CheeSe, 81, baCSn a.
The market for articles OF American ana othe produce 10
Tbe sal authorities quote as follow Sugar quiet al &c
y cwt for No. y Dutch Standard Rosn quiet az p y
fine. Tallow. 81 q cwt Turpentine, p = cWt O S
quiet at $50 e for Whale and Lnseed ana az IoI
Snor Glover Seed sol a cwt for American Red IAnseed
Cakes en- q tuu for thin ObOng American Tor Ieeaig
The market for Petroleum is quiet, al gallon LOT s
liz and Ia for standard White.
Afternoon Cotton-The market is very heavy and
prices have declined lied per pound on AmcIlclh u
aute limited The sales of the day win aggregate per
haps 5000 bales. The following are ne ae2oLnea quo
fations: Middlng Uplands, I'D; Middmg orleans 81
Ireadstn1fsThe markctls quiet ana stesoy
81, oi aTse 61 u ana now Quoted at &C. per cw foT
Cumberland Cut. American produce Is generally quiet
Naval stores are heavy and declining R0sin las declined
10 79 per G VT Tor Common North Carolina and IL toi
me Spirits Turpentine has declined to 2l per e"t
Other articles are quOtahly unaered
Evening COttOn.The Cotton market closed heavy ana
with declining tendency Prices nave GeehnsG s9
since the last report, making fully 0Sd y ID on Amer
can descriptions during the day Late IN the afternoon
fhe market was somewhat animated, ana the trans
actions have consequently exceeded the noon estimate
footing up about 10000 bales. Middhng Uplands I8d.
Middng Orleans I'D. The Breadstuh market Is geneI
ally Quiet and steady. Corn, however, has deemed ~
since last report, and is now quoted az 1873 quarter
for Mixed Western. The other markets are without &c
cided change. . 60. q,
ANTwERP NOV. 28.-PetrOleum quiet al 80 II''hSs 2
Dbl. for Pennsylvania White
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SPECTATOR on THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS IN ENGLISH
JOURNALS-A SPECIMEN OF CONSTITUTIONAL
LAw-MEETING OF PARLIAMENT AND WHAT
WILL BE DONE-THE FENIAN PARDONs-
DICKENs-MORLEY.
From Our ORn Correspondent 1 -, - ,o.-
Often. IN England, must the American make
lis most earnest prayer be saved from his friends
Here this week is The Spectator with an article on
1.-The Position Of the American Republicans" an
article SO peeyish and mOOnstruck that with the
change of few sentences il wOuld not be much out
of Mace in The Saturday RecieC The Standard 1t
is pervaded with dense ignorance of the real condi-
tion Of the cause which it assas. For all the errors
of MIR johnson, of the negroes and of the unTecon-
Atrneted whites. the Republican party is arraigned
and declared guilty. The entire party is TO blame,
exclaims The Spectator is willing to make contracts
with any number of devils has winked ut peculation
steadily has alenated its German allies by wretched
little questions like sabbataranism and lager beer
has stopped in the baseSt way TO cOncate the Feni
ans has shrunk either from supporting or deposing
Mr. johnson. 1t is the fault of them all that they
have expressed such readiness to make Gen. Grant
President without knowing anything abont his po-
liticaI views" Now that the tide has turned against
them " Each section seems disposed to Tighten the
ship by throwing principles overheard"
Now. every American knows that though some of
these charges might be brought against sections and
individuals in the party it is mere mpertinence and
folly 20 declare that for the whole of them the whole
party is in any sense whatever responsible. II
wonld almost SEEM" says The Spectator, as If Mr..
Horace Greeley were the one straightforward man
left in the noblest party organization ever formed
a compliment which, presume Mr. Greeley will
not care TO accept at the expense of his friends aud
associates in the Republican ranks coupled with the
courteous statement that 90 he writes nonsense as
usual about Protection" Coupled also with the con-
clusion that negro suffrage is "rTettable neces-
sity," and that Mr. johnson is the only person who
seems TO see the situation"
This is the sort Of article which enemies OF America
make haste to quote, and which your Democratic
press will be only too glad to reprint. suppose l
add something to its efficacy for mischief by ealing
attention 10 IT, bat no natter wish TO protest
once for all against judgments Of American affairs
on this side the water. Whether they come from
friend foe they are of far less value than is com
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WEST INDIES.
IIAYTI.

HAYTL
RELATIONs WITH sANTo DOMINGO - sALNAVE
AND THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON - LETTER.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF PERU - THE
COUNTRY QUIET
We are in receipt of files from Hayti TO the
9oth October.
The Dominican Government had recalled its Minister
to Hayt in consequence of nsurrectionary outbreak
In the district Of CbaO IN Sano Domingo which the DO
mincan authorities believed had been nstgated Dy inc
Haytians. The Haytian Government, in delivering ms
passports TO the Minister Gen. Vavende had addressed
note to him, denying that any of the Haytian autnor'
ties had anything TO do with the nsurreeton or regarded
II with any favor and assuring him Of its firm determine
ton TO maintain the amicabe relations which had Ueen
established between the two republics and especay 10
execute faithfully the stipuatOns Of the treaty OF the
18th July, relative 10 the frontiers yiganty guarding
them 10 prevent any invasion OF Dominican territory
from aytl With reference 70 the recall OF the Minister
the official organ Of the Haytan Government says: THE
Government Of santo Domingo has been led INTO error by
on the nth Of October Count MeganI Consul General
and Charge dAfairs OF France, presented TO Pres
dent sanaye In extraordinary audience by the Secretary
Of State for Foreign Affairs when he handed to the Pres
dent special letter from the Emperor Napoleon, couched
in very friendly terms thanking the President for having
thought Of him in connection with the attempt at assas
snaton made In Paris the 9th OF June last president
sanave had addressed letter 10 the Emperor cOngra
nlatng him on his escape on tha oceason On reeeIy-
ing the letter the President addressed the Consul IN lam
guage full Of sympathy and admiration for France and
lie chief. and as the Consul withdrew salute of cannon
was fired from the battery OF the Palace. The Haytan
HOHifcU contains an account or the reception OF Gen.
Shannon by the Emperor when he presented the Presi
dents letter. The Minister received with marked
distinction by Napoleon, who charged him to convey
20 President Sanavc his personal compliments and the
assurance OF the deep interest he took in the Republic Of
Hayu.
President salnaye had received from Col PrAdo Pres
dent OF Peru, autograph letter informing him of his
election Constitutional President of Peru and assuring
him Of his earnest desire maintain the existing AMIGA
BILE relations with Hayti suitable reply had been sent
TO the President Of Peru.
The Cacos Instruction having been entirely suppressed
the country quiet and the excitement caused by the
differences between the Government and portion Of tho
Chamber OF Representatives relative 20 the case Of Gen
Monies, had quite subsidized.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

A SPECIAL WAR TAX THE ALABAMA CLANS
MAIL CONTRACTS BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN
AND THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Nov. 2S-Evening.-In the House OF
Commons this evening the Ministers introduced a
plan for new income tax at the rate of penny per
pound. The design of this tax, which is to endure
for one year only is to defray the expenses of the
Abyssniau war The Seward Stanley correspondence
relative to the Alabama claims was promised at an
early date In reply to a question regarding the
mail contracts between Greet Britain and the United
States it was stated that the Government had con
tracted with the CunaId Line for % year at fixed
sum- The bids of the competing lines were adjudged
unsatisfactory; but the transactions could not be
deemed settled, as negotiations with the United
States on the subject were still pending.
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EUROPE.
THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
N IMPORTANT sEMI-oFFIuAL STATEMENT

AN IMPORTANT SEMI OFFICIAL STATEMENT
~ ATLANTIC TELHeRAPH TRIBUNE.
PARIS, Nov. 2s-NoOn,-The France. a GoveInmeht
organ Of this city, has long editorial tins morning
the subject of the Conference for the o.
the Roman question The writer says 1t Will be I'M
possible for the Conference TO maintain the present
boundaries of Rome
THE GREAT POWERS STILL UNDECIDED.
BERLIN. Nov. 2s.--The Prussian Kreuz ZeitUng OF
his eity has an editorial this morning on the Confer
ence for the settlement of the Roman question. The
writer says that with the exception of Austria not
one of the great Powers Of Europe has accepted the
Conference. The other Powers have either like
Prussia exscted explanations OF given evasive re-
plies.
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GEORGIA.
NE CoNsERYATIVE CONyENTION.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 26.-The Conservative
Convention Macon promises TO be fairly attended The
Press urging the people the necessity Of thorough
organization the purpose Of defeating the Constitution
10 be submitted by the Reconstruction Convention.
Meetings have been held in various parts OF the state
and delegates appointed IL believed that the COnyen
on will issue an address urging the people not To take
part I'm the election for the ratification Of the Reconstrnc
ton Constitution, hoping by this means TO defeat H.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 2s-NoOn.-The American bark ocean
Home, Capt. Brandt, which recently sailed from this
pOTt with cargo OF coal lost of the mouth OF the
Mersey when only "a day or two out Two of the crew
drowned no other particulars have been received
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. 2S-NOOn.-Tbe Hamburg Ameri-
can Compauy's steamship Germana, Capt. Hack,
which left NewYo the 10th lnst arrived here at
O'Clock this morning After landing london passengers
and mails the GerInania proceeded TO Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, NOV. 2S-NOon.-The lnnan hne steam
ship CITY of New York Capt. ROskel which left New
York on tho 10th nst arrived here yesterday on the way
IN IfyeTloOl
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ITALY.
TuE EVACUATION OF r,

THE EVACUATION OF ROME.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.--The evacuation of Roman Terri
Tory by the French forces still continues All the
sroops viii have returned by Monday next
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ARIZONA.
TIE INDIAN WAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Particulars of the
fight Of Gen. Cook with thu Indians at Goose Lake Val
ley California which occurred in the latter part OF Octo
ber have been received. The Indians were defeated
with heavy loss. Seven soldiers killed aud twelve
wounded
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 21.-The Hale and Nor
Mining Company to-day increased their capital
stock to 81, 100000 81, 800 shares.
The ships Twilight, for New-York, and Gardner Colby
for Liverpool, cleared today The Twilight carries $500
bbls -four and II, 500 sacks wheat.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE CHIEF ENGINEER LYLE
OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-The funeral of the
late Chief Engineer Lyle OF the Fire Department to-day
was very imposing IL was attended by all the compa-
mes in the city, aud several from abroad During the
progress OF the procession the bells on Independence Hall
and the houses OF the fire companies were tOlled.
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cause OF man. He has just published an Historical
Study of Edmund Burke, q book of much learning,
of clear insight into the crooked politics Of Burkes
day. and dealing in so broad and just way with the
facts of Burke's as TO throw new hight on his
craftsmanship and political creed. G.w.s