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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE OF
the day. 1t is cleaner, more richly perfumed, and
is warranted to restore gray hair to its natural
color; stop its coming off remove dandruf from
the scalp. and prevent badness. Read the follow
ing home testimony;
CERTIFICATE.
The following is to certify that I have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROSIA for the past
six months, and have found in it all that is
claimed for il TO perform. My head has been near
ly bald for several yearswill be safe in sayngfOr
six years at least--and by adheTing TO the direc-
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say that now have lne growth of healthy hair,
whilst all other restoratiyes. have failed. | can
also testify to its qualities In restoring gray
hair to It's original color, having seen il tested by
my most intimate friends. know IL TO be supe-
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know from experience, in reference 20 its proper
ties, and would recommend IL to all as being the
best article in market VIM NJ. HIPPARD.
Dayton, Ohio, August "a, 1866.
Il. TUBBS Il CO., Props, Peterboro, N II.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every
where. Dr. w. w. W.STEWART,
au25daw3m Wholesale Agent Dayton, o.
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Scandal Abroad.

A Paris correspondent, writing on the
18th ult- says; "A story appeared in the
papers two days ago of a young American
married lady having mysteriously disap-
peared from her residence in the Champs
Elysees, leaving some children of tender
years and her servants without any knowl-
edge of her whereabout. The husband,
who had the greatest confidence in his wife
"a confidence, according to all accounts,
entirely justified by her charaeter-came
over from America the moment he
heard the sad news, and has, with the
aid of the French police, made fruitless re-
searches"
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GB- The "Grand North American Prize
Concert" of Mr.. A. A. Kelly, of Chicago,
which promised to giveaway 100000 worth
of presents, has come to an end. Mr.. Kelly
left Chicago, last Sunday for New York to
purchase that ''immense stock of sewing
machines, pianos" &c, which he promised
togive away. He don't propose being heard
of again under that name and style.
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Spefial AutirEs.
THE mIsEHARLEs.

MISGUIDED AND UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN.
Essays of warning and Instruction
for Young Wen who have abused their phys
ical powers, or wasted their substance in riotous
living, and fallen victims to todisease-with Reports
on the Howard treatment and cure. Sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Or. J. sK1LLTN HOUGHToN, Howard AssOcia-
tion Philadelphia Pa. jAn11daw3m
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NOTICE.

THE stockholders Of the Miamisburg and Car
Il rollton Hydraulic Company will hold an elec.
ton for Directors at the Council Room in Miami
lsburg. ohio, on Thursday the 7th day OF March,
1857, between the hours OF one and four O'Clock
y. NJ By order Of the IncorporatOrs
MICHAEL Cassidy Prssident
February 4, ,1ssI-Md4W
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EB- The Indiana Apportionment bill pre-
sented in the Senate, from the special COM
mittee, on that subject, makes eIeUea RepuL-
licaR districts and one Democratic. There
is good deal of difficulty among the Re
publican members over the apportionment.
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Captain VIM. f. Scofeld, Of Marion, who
served in the gallant Eighty-seeond his
full term of three years, and only left it
when so far reduced by sickness as TO be
carried on stretcher to the cars, was re-
iected by the "loyal' Senate on Saturday,
as Assessor of Internal Revenue.
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Who Wants Bargains.

IVA RTIN OMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON ONO, has for sale.
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 to
Also six Farms-thrse in Darke, two in Mont
gomery and one in Van Vert County.
The undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance Once, when not out on business
or at the Post Ofice corner.
Buys and sells property Tsrmsliberal
apr l2-tf
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DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills
Dr.. !. BRYAN, C0NS'O PHYSICIAN,

$40 Broadway, New York.
SPECIAL TREATMENT in all cases OF
Seminal Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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Paul A LIafee,
Successor to $. 4 +. stenberger)
NO. 300 THIRD STREET,
Next 10 PostOfTiee, DAYTON,

UJOULD notify his old friends and the public
w generally that he has again resumed bust
ness, and will hereafter keep one Of the most
complete stocks OF Clothing, Mems Wear and Fur
nishlng Goods in the city, and which he will sell
cheaper than the cheapest. Calland be convinced.
dee24.diu PAUL A, LAFEE.
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V ISITING CARDS.
THE EMPIRE
Steam Job Rooms.
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Rid Yourself of a Nuisance.

WINTER months AFFORD TO the discreet hous,
w wife the proper opportunity, il the servants
have been careless to rid the premises of all Uer-
miH. am manufacturing my iniallible Destroyer,
which Is warranted superior 10 anything offered
in this line.
For sale TO Druggists, peddlers and country
merchants, by dozen or gross,
BEST & MARTs
ja15d1m No 1O7 Jefferson street, Dayton, OH
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AGENTS WAN TED

Samples sent free. Nocapital requi ed Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from 50 ~ $40 per day
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIP q CO., Eighth street, New York.
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FnT bFUHCUIJIss asFHBHJ VhtHEIH' NUW-
sumptiyo and Throat diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
win find 7rocb - useful in clearing thevoicc when
taken before singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat Stter an unusual exertiOn of the vocal
organs The 7rocAes are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proceed their
efficacy by test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts Of the
world aud the TrocRes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES," and do not take any of the ROrthISss Int
tatiOas that may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States, and For
eign Countries, at 35 cents per box. no20dw6m
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AVOID THE oUAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects of Youthful
IndiscretiOn and have Seminal Weakness Ennis
sions &c. will send you, free Of charge. iniorma-
tion which, if followed, VIII cure you without the
aid of medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN,
ja1dawlyF Station ID, New York.
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snow, Minnie, you are not in earnest
about leaving us Tomorrow"
II must. dear Mrs. Evans. Only think, |
have been here two months tomorrow. and
the situation as governess is advantageous"
"Very well, l shall tell Frank how OBJ
stinate you are"
dearest Mrs, Evans, please don't! Please
keep my secret'
''What secret is it, that is TO be so relig-
iously kept9" asked Mr.. Frank Evans,
coOlly walking into the midst of the discus
sion. with his dark hair tossed about by the
wind, and his hazel brown eyes sparkling
archly.
.'Secretv' repeated Mrs. Evans, energet-
ically, wiping her dim spectacle glasses.
why, Minnie is determined to leave us to-
morrow"
"Minniel'
Il must Frank, have no right to tres
pass further on your kindness"
mo right ehg Minnie, do you know that
the house has been different since you have
been here? Do you suppose we want to
lose our little sunbeam g
Minnie smiled sadly, but her hand felt
very cold and passive in Franks warm
grasp.
0Youn stay, Minnie9"
mo" she shook her head determin-
edly.
"Tbeu you must be made to stay" said
Frank. "I'ye missed something of great
value lately, and | hereby arrest you on
suspicion of the theft y
"Missed somethingw Minnie rose, turn
ing red, Soh, Frank, You can never sus-
',Bat / do suspect you. In fact, am
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"How late you are. Frank! Here, give
me your overcoat-it is all powdered with
snow, and"
"Hush, mother, there is a young lady
down stairs"
"A young lady, Frank? p
"Yes, mother; expressed on to old Har-
rington, the rich merchant, from Iowa. He
sailed for Europe this morning, aHd she is
entirely alone. Mother she looks like poor
Blanche, and knew you wouldn't refuse
her corner here until she could find some
thing to do"
Mrs. Evans went to the door and called
cheerily out
Come up stairs, my dear, you are as
welcome as flowers in May! Frank, you
did quite right you always do"
The days and weeks passed on, and still
Minnie Harlan remained an inmate of Mrs.
Evans humble dwelling. ut seems as
though she, had taken our dear Blauche's
place. said the cozy little widow; land
She is so useful about the house. | don't
know how managed without her."
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JAPAN.

The New York Herald of Saturday has
special dispatch dated San Francisco,
June IA, detailing some important and
interesting news from Japan.
The Colorado arrived at San Francisco
making the passage from Japan in twenty
days, She brings alvices dated at Y oko-
hama May 20, Hong Kong the 18th, and
Shanghae, China, the 10th Of May.
The Colorado has fifty hrst-class pas
sengers and full cargo Of freight.
Among the passengers by the Colorado
are His Royal Highness, the Due de Pen
therieye Tor Peter Orleans Count BeavoiI
and Captain Fauvel, who intend to spent
some time in Eastern California; Captain
Garden, Of her Britannia Majesty's 20tl
regiment of foot, who goes to shoot on tn
plains, and SasNki Yourek, q highly sharp
ened retainer Of Prince Echizein.
This last named parsonage comes t
study the mines and mining system of Cal
ifornia. He will proceed afterwards t
the East, where he will purchase fifteei
thousand of the most improved rifles which
can be furnished.
The political intelligence from Japan o
this arrival is of a highly interesting an,
important character.
Tue visit. of the foreign Ministers &C
credited to the Court of Japan to the Ty
coon, in the city Of Osaca, was brought t
a conclusion on the Goth Of May, and tn
diplomatists had returned to their posts.
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DeplOrable Condition OF Louis.
lana Finances.

NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-The incompe-
tency Of the late Governor, and the extrav-
agance Of the Legislature, have brought
the State into deplorable condition. The
treasury is empty, and the State without
credit. No prospect Of relief on account
Of the large issue of State notes which arc
receivable for taxes. The current years
taxes will only absorb those deprecable
notes which are not reasonable. Governor
Flanders has been notified that unless i'm.
mediate provision is made for food the in
mates of the deaf and dumb and insane
asylums will be turned loose on the com.
munity. A like state OF affairs exists with
regard to the State prisoners. Governor
Flanders has had daily interviews with the
State officers to provide some remedy for
these evils, but in consequence OF tele.
grams from Washington that the late off.
GERS will probably. be reinstated by the
President, capitalists are unwilling to
come forwSd to the relief of the State.
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More Indian Depredations-TwS
Officers of the Union Pacific
Railroad killed.

ST. LOUIS, June l5.-An Omaha dis
patch says the late Denver papers have
full accounts Of Indian depredations and
murders. They also contain dispatch
from General Sherman to Governor Hunt,
in which the General says he has not
troops enough TO protect the exposed
points, and the people for the present will
have to fight the Indians themselves. He
also advises Gov. Hunt TO send 800 men
Immediately to scour the Republican river
country, and then send them to Fort Scdg-
wick, and he will have them mustered into
service for two months.
General Augur will scour the South
Platte to Caperte, and across to Snyder's.
Another party will scour to Laramie.
General Custer is expected to strike the
CtIeyennes that were stampeded last Mon
dr.y by General Hancock.
He says the wagon trains and stages
must collect and protect themselves. He
also says the greater portion Of the Sioux
are not within fifty miles of Fort Sedwick;
that the depredations are committed by
small bands, who, being successful in steal
ing horses, may combine, and do some
thing worse.
L. A. Hill, division engineer on the
Union Pacific railroad, was killed on the
18th instant, about forty miles north Of
Laporte, and Mr.. Archer, inspector Of the
road, was severely wounded Mr.. Hills
body was perforated with nineteen arrows
and five pistol balls, and he was scalped.
An emigrant train was at Douglas Sta.
ton, on the Atchison and Kearney route,
on the 9Th instant. They had $1,000
worth of stock run of.
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f1G 7.lls:

NIIoNnpN.W tune lHs-2 ~ M INC Gov
effmente Hsendt6ut 6humbsf OF TROOPS
in the steat fr Belgian to be stationed in
Canada.
MADRID, June 15-2 p. M.-The Span
ish Govsrnment-has decided to send an
envoy extraordinary TO Washington with
now orders in regard 70 the Chiiian diff
culties. .--.---
BKRLrS, June l5-Eyening.-King Will
liam and Count Bismarck arrived to-day
from Paris. .....
DARNsrApr, June l5-Eyening.-The
Emperor Alexander OF Russia is here for
brief sojourn. ....-.g... a.s
DuBLN, June IS Evcning.-It appears
that during the attempt to rescue the Fc.
nian prisoners at Waterford, on Thursday
the military and police came to close quar-
tiers with the rioters, and the former used
their bayonets freely. A number Of the
rioters were bayonetted, and two deaths
have taken place thererrom, the second
being reported to-day.
LONDON, June l5-2 p. M.-Consols dc
clined l., and are now quoted at 04t. Five
twenties advanced 4. -.
LONDON, june l5-3 p. M.-Consols fol
money, 944; U. s. Five.twenties, raj Iii
nois Central shares, I9l; Erie shares, 403
LivERPooL, June l5-2 p. M.-Nt
changes in the Cotton, Breadstutls, or Pro
vision markets. Tallow advanced Sd
Other srticles are without alteration.
LIVERPOOL, june l5-3 p. M.-Bread
stuffs quiet. Corn, 3es. Cd.
| Cotton--Sales to-day 10000 bales. Mid
ding Uplands, 11ad.; Orleans, IL I'd.
Pork, 75s.; Beef, 1905; Bacon, Ais; Su
gar, 25s.; Scotch Pig Iron, 54s.
QUEENSTOWN, June I5-2 p. NTH
steamship Africa, from Boston on the 5tl
inst, has arrived.
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y NJ su - NJ Cs'IIrsdsb uat bottom, tbortt
Y Of political conventions, CREATIONS, and other
topics which enter into the history Of the year
1896. Conducted by X. SUTTON, chief Of the
official corps Of reporters Of tho United States
Senate, and D. Il. Mummy and jams Nun
Ply its principal members. r. SUTTON,
WaahisgtOn, D. O., 1867.
The above Is the title page Of very valuable
compilation got up by the aid and careful and
accurate supervision Of Mr.. SurroS. The book
before Us Is the second volume, and contains hx
hundred and seventy pages. II Is impossible to
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the public generally. ASS book Of reference
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II Is al opitomo OF the current events Of the
year, and gives In n suooinet and sufficiently
elaborate form full and complete information
upon the several topics Of which It treats. Az .
compendium Of the groat and stirring political
events and movements Of the year as . record Of
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volume supplies II should be in every mans
library. ......
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az Know Thy Dest,:y.-sIadams Il. r.
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self at Hudson, NJ Y. MADAME THoEsroE Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, to enable
her to impAr knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either sex. While In
state Of trance, she deneAtes tho very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
Instrument Of intense power, known A. the Psyeh.
omOtrope, guarantees to produce life like picture
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Information by return mail. All communication
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The New York Markets.

New York, June l5.-Tho -four market
IS lOa2O cents lower receipts, 3,ll6 bbls.
Wheat market is dull and nominally lower,
Corn market is dull and dropping; re-
tceipts, 4Os99 bushels, Rye is quiet and
heavy Oats one cent better. Pork
hrmeri new mess, $2l.25 Lard steady at
l2sal3. Whisky quiet. Barley dull apd
nominal. Peas nominal. Cotton quiet at
q cents for Middling Uplands, Freights
firm.
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Louisiana Republican COnven.
tiOn-Great storm In Texns.

NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-In The Re,
publican State Convention a resolution
was tabled asking Congress to appropriate
$50 1000, 900 for the peaceable possession
of Cuba, or take it by force of arms.
Governor Flanders addressed the con
vention yesterday.
Texas papers contain accounts Of de-
yastating storms, and record many lives
lost and property destroyed.
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Alexandria Affairs,


The Gazette Of Saturday has the follow
ing:
The CONSOLIDATION OF THE ORANGE AMI
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS Gar RAILROADS.
We are enabled to announce that speedy con
solidation oftho above named roads Is now conf
IDENTIFY anticipated. A meeting of creditors hold.
ing the mortgage bonds Of the Manassas Gan
Railroad Company was held In this city yester.
! day, and proposal submitted on their part Il
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad Company,
by the terms OF which the present bondholders
agree to surrender the bonds now held and accept
in lieu Of them the bonds of the consolidated
company at n prescribed rate. This rate Is esti.
mated at 90 per cent of tho amount Of the prin-
cipal and interest now due, and the proposal has
been fayorably acted on by the authorities of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company,
and will go into effect at IN early day This ar.
rangement will insure the transfer of the Manas-
sas road to tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, who will at once take control and
commence the work Of rebuilding the road TO
Harrisonburg.
NEW AND VALUABLE DIscovKRY.-A patent
has recently boon issued 10 Lorenzo Sibert, of
Augusta county, Va, for making steel railroad
bars, and other steel, direct from blast furnace
If such process is successful, it is one Of the
most important discoveries Of the age, as the at
tention Of railroad men in this country has for
long time past, been earnestly directed toward
securing rail possessing moro durability tn an
the one now In use.
oyERBoARD-Two little boys, the children of
Mrs. Virginia Tatsapaugh, while playing on log
floating in Prince street dock yesterday evening,
about six O'Clock, slipped of by the log turning,
but fortunately were rescued by Mr.. John Larue,
who happened to be in the neighborhood at the
time.
STILL AT LARGE.-The colored man named
James Bird, who struck Silas Russell (also col
ored) on the head with hoe while the two were
at work near Accotink, last Saturday, from the
effects Of which blow tho latter died, Is still at
large, though the officers have been on his
track.
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So The Gravsst Maladies Of Youth and
EARLY hASHooD.-HowArd Association Essays, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the rs age Of man.
with Reports new methods Of treatment en-
poyed in this Institution. Sent in sealed letter
relopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Penn. myl7-sm
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Banquet TO Senator Wade in 81.
Louis.


ST. LOUIS, June ia grand compli.
mentary banquet was given last night to
Vice President Wade and party by the
City Council and Merchants Exchange OF
st. Louis. Hon. VIM. Mcpherson pre-.
sided. In few remarks he reviewed st.
Louis and the western Territories as they
were twenty years ago and are to-day. On
behalf Of the railroad company he prom.
ised to complete the Kansas Union Pacific
railroad to Pond creek by the next fall,
making continuous railroad from st,
Louis west, reaching the Santa Fe and
Colorado trade. He advocated q prompt
construction Of the road through to the
Pacific coast
Senator Wade having violent headache
left the room before the speaking, and re-
quested Gen. Yates to respond for him.
He rose amid lond applause and paid n
glowing tribute to Mr. Wade, who he said
was more loved and respected than any
other public man fSt his devotion and
struggle for liberty throughout his whole
life. He drew picture Of the vast coun.
Try east Of the Mississippi and said he be-
lieved st. Louis would be the centre of
hundred States and the capital would be
to st. Louis, to Chicago, TO Omaha,
or to LeavenwortI. He said the only way
10 settle the trouble with the Indians is to
press on the railroads, and il il was neces
sary he would vote aid to complete this
work.
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CEASED TO BE DEPOSITORY. Louis
lana National Bank, Of New Orleans, has,
on It's voluntary application, been discon.
tnued as depository for public moneys,
and financial agent of the United States
he securities held by the treasurer will
be returned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-17

COLONEL GEORGE II. BUTLER, late COM
mercial agent to Panama, has recently
purchased an interest in Wakes Spirit Of
the Times, and has become one Of its edi-
tors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-17

MATRMoNIAL.-Mr. GARRISON, late o.
tho National Theatre, this city, an excel
lent actor, and Miss GEoRGE TELBIN, late
of Wallis Opera House, were united in
marringe few DAYS since.
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PETIT LARcENY.-Alex. Bond (eolored)
was arrested by Officer Frazier, Of tho Fifth pre-.
oinot, on tho charge of larceny, preferred by
Michael Quinlan. Justice Thompson, after a
hearing of the facts, committed the accused for
court.