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The New York herald., 1867-06-23
BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE Il.

The Gsrnsu mail steamship Harmonia Captain
Ehlen from Southampton the 18th OF June. arrived
at hs port O'Clock this Sunday morning, bring
ing European nos data OF cable dispatches
TO her day OF sailing.
The Empcrors Of Russia and Austria be invested
with the Order Of the Garter Of England and missions
will bs sent TO Vienna and ST. Petersburg for that pur
posa Tho same honor is to be conferred upon the
Sultan who will TO London to receive Il In person
The London Times speaking os the intended royal
vists % London, says
A. this moment the sovereigns Of Russia and Prussia
with other princes or minor rank the guests OF the
Emperor Napoleon, within ten hours OF Buckingham
Palace and windsor Castlo The Car, in particular
who entertained the Prince OF Wales last winter so
magni0csnty, and who seldom comes so far west,
ought surely to visit capital He cannot however
visit n her Maiesty's absence. and national char
acter for hospitality compromised by contretemps
sntsves Of the monarchy ts aud the country al large,
snss .s venture once more 70 express the hope that
the heir apparent can hold for her.
Sunday dune 81 tho Sovcreigns in Paris visited the
galleries and gardens Of Versailles, and warmly
cheersd by the assembled crowd.
The Emperor Napoleon sent the Grand Cross OF the
Legion Of Honor TO The Marquis do Moustier. NJ Ne.
latoa has been appointed Grand 0rcer OF the same
Order
Priscs Humbsrt OF kay. had arrived in Paris
Monday. June 10 the czar visited Fontainblcsu with
ms Two sons the Emperor Napoleon and TIE Ming and
Grown Prince OF Prussia
The Polish refugees at lie Mans, France, have pre-
scented themselves TO the Prefect OF the sarths
press their deep regret and reprobaon at the attempt
made on the czar in PARIS
Bergowski, the assassin, still in the Concicrgere.
He not lost sight OF for moment He sil suffers
from fever caused by his wound and agitation OF mind
He has made disclosures and persisted In solemny
denying that he had accompces In bis attempt the
Gar The cell in which he Is placed is situated mmed.
ateiy that part OF the chapel which
pied by Marie Antonette. II was that In which Mar.
shal Ney confined.
The Minister OF Marine OF France formally contradicts
the rumor OF grand review Of the Russian and French
squadrons to be held at Uherbourg.
The condition Of the harvest throughout France was
regarded satisfactory.
Tho Emperor Napoleon out Of his minute courtesy
towards his guest, the Gar took that soldier
wearing the Crimean medal should be guard at the
Elysee
Ateesram from Pesth, Hungary, says -
The deputstions from the Municipalities have been
received by the King OF Hungary, TO whom they pre-
sented the OF money nxed upon for defrsying his
personal expenses al the coronaton we'll the pre-
sents 20 his Majesty from the town OF Peslh.
HIS Majesty the King Of Hungary bad gone 70 Vienna
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE aeaAlD.

Reception and Engag emeut Or Ristsri-Pre-
parntions for Her Return 20 America-The
Play Of Marie AntOine EFT e-Ristori Informing
tho King Of Prussia Of tho Future Of tho
PARIS, June 9, 1857.
Madame Ristor has been most warmly welcomed 10
the scene Of her carly trumphs and honon fow upon
her every day.
She not only anticipating with pleasure her return
to America but she is making arrangements to render
her next visit attractive the former one. She will
add some great artists 70 her company. Among these
1t Is probable Majeroni will be engaged-an artist who
takes rank with Salvini and Ross Much difficulty At
tends the engagement Of such an artist nothing will
be left undone Majerons invaluable services
It has been quite amusing witness the efforts made
by the photographers and photographers 70 rival each
other In making pictures OF Madame RstOri
Gacomett, the suthor Of Elizabeth and Judith, who
il the most effective dramstist Of Italy, 10 now In this
city on visit 70 Madame Rissori
The plot or Marie Asoimete has been decided upon,
and tho play will be completed by the middle Of July.
Mons WORTH the costumer, Is making . study q
the costumes which will be correct In every particular
The Library Of Paris full Of interesting details per
tanning the period and the Of the play and the
librarian has undertaken 70 afford every facility TO those
employed 10 prepare the requisite drawings for the
scenery and dresses
Among the many entertainments 10 which Madame
Rsori has been invited since her arrival that at
n Huher's the Prussian Minister II was ball given
in honor Of the King OF Prussia It was very brilliant
AFFAIR, and lasted tin late In the morning, Madame
Ristcr and her family engaging the attention Of the
King for two three hours He was very much
teresed with regard to Madames exalted opinions Of
America in every respect and ts great future.
will be interesting for you 10 know how the public
large have been urging managers TO engage Madame
Risori NJ Bager, Of the Italian opera has followed
the suggestions Of the press and has secured her for four
representat,o On Wednesday, the 18th inst, she
viii appear Elizabeth; Friday the 14th, Mary
Stuart land Tuesday the 1sth Mcdea From present
appearances the entire OF Paris will attend these
performancss for the Of Rsori In America has
made such sensation here that even those who nave
her anxious TO renew their memories OF her
style The artistic did not wish to accept this
engagement but she could not resist the opportunities
that she should crafty the public and the press, clam
orous for her reappearancei
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THE EXCURSION 70 the FAR WEST.
TnrrKA. Kansas. Juno %.

ToPyKA, Kansas, June a. 1867
John ~ Perry, President OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road arrived hore to-day In advance OF the excursonss
who accompanied him 10 Fort Wallace.
Gen. Hancock has gone on 10 Denver 10 consequence
OF the Indian troubles
The excursiopiss left Fort Wallace last Tuesday with
strong escort under Gen Morrison and will reach Fort
Harksr 10 morrow. All we're well when Mr. Perry eft
them. Al White Rock. ninety miles west OF Fort
harxcr the party had several haaao hunts and found
plenty OF game on the plalus
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THE TWO CABLES.

Satisfactory Condition Of the Repaired Wire
Heavy DamaGc by tho Iceberg.
HEAKr's CosrKsr, N. r., June % 1867.
The repaired cable 70 work perfectly, and
may considered reliable though damage had
occurred.
II was found 70 have been absolutely crushed, not
wthssaudng its heavy armor. for a length Of
hundred and twenty feet.
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GLASGOW, June a. 1861
The steamship g. Patrick. Captain Trochs, from
Qusbso the lith inst arrived ~ this port last
HAMBURG. June a. 1867.
Tho steamship Borussia, Captain Handen from New
York. arrived At this port at II O'Clock to-day.
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THE FRANCO GERMAN QUESTION.

Napolcon and King william Not In Complete
Accord.
LONDON, June 22-Evening.
Advices from the Continent represent that feeling 10
prevalent both In Paris and Berlin that the relations be-
tween the Emperor Napoleon and the KING Of Prussia
are not cordial
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FINE IN NASHVILLE PeMlrEMIAaY.

-. ust.fa -4 NAsavnzx june 22. 1867.
Ore occurred at eight O'Clock this evening st ne
Penitenuary. destroying ths worksheps On the ease
side Thsre Ia large quantity OF cabinet work. cedar
agricultural mpIements. machinery. stock, &s-
oil Of which we're burned II y not known how the
nre originated. II Ia thought The ORE ooa-
mencsd In the engine room. The ioas q esu-
mated at $50 000 the greater portion Of which falls
the essees. Insurance 426, 900.
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GALE At FORTRESS moNaus.

FoarRKss MONROE, June e. 1867.
severe northeast storm prevails here, and the gale
has been blowing for four days. Brigs Chattanooga
from Porto Rico; Ann, from Philadelphia sea Nymph,
from New York, and large feet Of merchauimsn, are
anchored here for barbor. The ships OF the Naval
Academy are detained owing 10 head rnds. They are
ready 70 sail for the Mediterranean.
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Eu R O P e.
The Sultan of Turkey ON His
Journey to Paris.
France and Prussia Not a Unit
In Feeling.
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Napsleen's Reforms Adjourned by
the Legislature.
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English Opinion of JEFF Davis
Bail.
VINO WILL REGENERATE MEXICO! /!
By TIE CABLE TO JUNE q.


Tse Sultan or Turkey ON His Journey to
Paris.
CoSsTASrINopLE, June % 1857.
Tho Sultan Of Turkey has left this city for Paris to
tho Great Exhibition and become the guest Of the
Emperor Napoleon.
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Tho Continental Bourses.

Atlantic ana Great western c0ns0dated snareS closed
at 25k.
Tho Continental Bourses.
FRANKSORr June 22-Evenng
United States hve.twenty bonds closed at Tx.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-S30 p. NJ
Cotton closes dull Sales to-day TO- 600 bales Mddng
uplsnds. llHd. a1lxd. Middlng Orleans, 1lhd
Liverpool Breadsia0s Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 72-3:3o r. II
Corn. 3oa seuthsrn -four. sOa Peas, 3Ss. Calfor-
siA wheat. laa sd. Oats s.. Ga. Barley, As. Sd.
Liverpsel Provisieas Market.
LrvERrooL, June 22- 2:30 r n.
Pork. 1se Bees. 1924 Cd Lard, 40a Sd. Bacon,
lls. o.
Iivcrpsel Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL June 22-2 80 r. N.
Petroleum spirits. ia refined, L. ID Potashes. 3ls
Rosiu-common, Ia; fine l2a Spirits Of turpsntins,
3lx 3D. Tallow, "a g. Ciovsrseed, 42a
THE London Markets.
LONDON June 22-3 30 p. n.
No. II Dutch standard sugar, asa Scotch pig iron.
s4a Calcutta linseed, 64s; lnsesd cakes, El0 IS. .
-zl0 los. inseed oil, E42; whale oil, EaA 10.
Antwerp Petr0leuu Market.
ASrwsRP, June 22-Noon.
Petroleum. 81 Soc,
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: R A N c E..

Legislative Adjournment Of Nepoieon's Re.
form Measures.
PARIS. June %. 1857.
Tho Corps Legsatf has adjourned the debate on the
rsforms proposed BY the Emperor Napoleon to Novem
Der next.
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atGHTpAIIoA IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, June "a, 1861
The number registered at two precincts the out
skirts Of the city respectively $50 colored and 163
whites. Registration In this city commences Monday
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pKDloArxD TO THE SICK.

There dwclt In the swamps pale. bilious mechanis.
Hts muscles strengthess, his blood II ch0:
And the vito Of bis bosom believed, In her panic,
Tho husband she worshipped vas hopeessly III
Seeking daily for help, IA her wifely devotion.
All vainy she tried pill and powder and potion
Till at last, when prey 70 griefrs wildsst omottoa,
or HOSfKTTER'b BtTTRRs she heard from friend,
She purchased the cordial half hoping, half foarfnx
A prayer on her lip and . tear In her eyo;
And taking his hand with words kindly aud choerinR.
Besought him the tonic for her sake 70 try
A he drank life through his system seemed s4s
ing,
Each following draught did its mission Of healing.
Until. strong in health and grateful In feeling
He told the true story here twned into song.
also proper that the Btters sold excusvsl
glass; and never under By the gallon
the barrel Imposors and mitators abroad and
only safeguard the public have against hs that
buy the engraved label
Of Messrs Hostotter Smith, and proprietary
the cork OF the bottle.
New York once IS Dsy street.
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ersIsTRaTloN IN xoslll.

MoBLs Ala, June % 1867.
The registration taken In the First and Second wards
OF this city this week stands as follows:wb,,es 400
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Cresylic soap for Disinfectins, Dssdovtxias
Ask your grocer Tor T.
Ertermnates Bugs, Reaches, &C.
and rffV uafeu
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Stickweti & Co.'S NIuciingc, Made irc@s
Gum Arabic Thick, clear adhesive, cheap Soio evcCy-
where. Stickwen 10 King.
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a NoyeIty tn Lndy,s Mai:.Ncw Ronsd
Hat for the Psrea 70 be had only
". r. HIG0INb, st5 broadway. and 10 SiIIh avenue.
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The Howe Machine Co.'S lock stitch Sow
ing Machine ELIAS HOWE Jr toririnAi nvontor o. tns
sevng machinel, President, s9s Broadway, New f~G
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made by Dr.. FfrLERs vEGETABLE RHEUMAriO
REMEDY. Used inwardly. New York agents, DemAs
Barnes Co. Wells Helmboli. CodilngtoD,
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Bnfcheior,s Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless RELIABLE tnstAntaas
ous Farso Hare
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lHuc Of uuslusTs IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLxszoH, June a 1857.
The Grand Jury to-day, after receiving spsciaa
charge from Judge Noses indicted all the parties osa-
csrned In the recent fatal d1el for murder. The sr -
expected 10 take place next week
The New York herald., 1867-06-23

Dr. Kcnnedy,s Diarrhga Cordial, One Bet.
have bottle Of ~ svery traveller, By land By wssr,
should have bottle Of H. For sale by DEMAs bARNES
A Co. n Park aud r. q. WELLS CO., l2S Fulton
street ~ Y. Al retail by all druggists; prcs u.
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A.-X.-A...X..-A.
Summer Dress Shoes and Gaters, reduced prces -
LORIN BROOKS SONS, &3l Broadway, corner OF Hov-
street
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,A..1iadnme Jgmer. Mammarinl Balm az
Elevator develops the bust ply sioio gcauy. Depot w
Broadway or IL East Twentieth street.
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~. Elliptic, LSck.si,ch M q. sswi.s s. Msshise::. -
voute tension; adjustable drop feed.
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A Cure Warranted Money Returned.-Dr.
FILLER Vegetable Rhsumstic Remedy permanently
DE Sxk rt MsxsoD 81
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rA.-Zerc. Zero. Zero. Zere. Zero, Zere.
zero Zero Refrigerator Is found al the Zero Store c sih
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A Hgndred ssyIes sf Straw Hats. Piai..
this season 0ENIN, 6l3 Broadway.
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Proclamation Conc ernfng Everv Citizen OF
the United states having small Income regard foe econo
my and gcnteel dress-Buv Clothing OF BENNETT u
co, 60 Broadwev. fashionable gcntee all wool SUM
ner Cashmere Coat ~ Pants ~; Vest 81 whole suit
si0 Fine Clothing OF the latest aud beat be had
here less price than charged for elsewhere
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A.-"White's Passnt Lever Truss" One p!e.-
the bzck) aud Dr 0regorys HERNIA Lotion" (s
battle the par the obstinate Of Hernia
Address Whites Patent Lever Truss Co. 6O9 Br oadwAy
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wiss, Teupes. .nn& ,0c ,0rssms.i.n s I,'s,. Ms.r-1
BATCHELoR's. 10 Bond street
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xsssss Whsle sns pssOuss. Machine No s srosa~ay
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Bds5 Dss. s ,. nS ana ::..
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..s yssS ;rss s:: -s s::,s..: a s.'
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Fireworks, mt 81 Maiden Lane.
JOSEPH u. PURDYs
Twenty fourth annual sale The length OF TINA established
a guaranty for assortment. quality and price.
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.Lanck's Hair Color Resscrcr and DvessimG-
Harmless ceanly cooling and invgorating Ia
applying just The thing for travelling Price 81 largo
bottles. Depot "a Great Jones street
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, June 22-3 80 r. u.
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Petroleum. 81. SOC.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-21

and sound policy, and we call upon our
Governments, Federal and State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil.
Q. ResolDed, That the Radical majority in
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves TO be In favor Of Negro Suffrage by
forcing It upon the people of the District
of Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solcmnly expressed at the polls,
by forcing 1t upon the people of al the
Territories, aud by their various devices to
coerce the people of the South to adopt IL ;
that we are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
llevinR IL would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duoe a disastrous conflict of races.
z. RESOLVED, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the majority Of the Judges
OF the Supreme Court of the United States
our hearty thanks.
s. ResolUed, That we are In favor OF a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States. to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
State Central Committee be authorized to
concur with other proper committees in
fixing time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, KY, as the place.
.. Resolved, That the Democratic news
papers of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support, and that an early and thorough
organization ofthe party Is Indispensable.
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An Divine.

The Rev. Zeb. Twitchell was the most no.
ted Methodist preacher In Vermont for
shrewd and laughable sayings. In the pull
pit he maintained a suitable gravity Of
manner and expression, but out of the pull
pit lie overlooked with fun. Occasionally
he would, if emergency seemed to require,
introduce something queer in a sermon for
the sake of arousing the tagging attention
of his hearers. Seeing that his audience
was getting sleepy, he paused in his dis
course and discussed as follows:
Brethren, you havn't any idea of the
suiierings of our missionaries in the new
settlements on account of the mosquitoes.
The mosquitoes in some of these regions
are enormous. A great many of them
would weigh Il pound, and they will get on
logs and bark when the missionaries are
going along"
By this time all eyes and ears were open,
and he proceeded to finish his discourse.
The next day one of the congregation
called him to account for telling lies in his
pulpit.
There never was Il mosquito that would
weigh a pound" he said.
But | didn't say one of them would
weigh a pound, | said a great many and L
think a million would"
But you said they barked at the mis-
sionaries."
mo, brother, / said they would get on
logs and bark"
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Beef Packing in TeNas-Curing
Meat by InfItratfoD.

Beef Packing in TeNas-Curing
Meat by InfiltrattOD.
The editor of the Corpus Christi Advertiser,
In his paper of the 26fh of January, gives a
long and interesting account Of the new
process of curRg eef by infltration, as
seen under his ownAeyes.
A fine fat bullock had been selected, and
when we arrived the woTkmen had already
performed the k~ncJck-down operation. The
beef was upon his back, and a saw was cut
ting its way through the brisket, to enable
the operator to get at the heart. This
done, an incisiOh was then made In the
right ventricle of the heart, the carcass
turned upon its side, and the blood allowed
TO escape. Then 1t was again rolled upon
its back, a small incision made in the left
ventricle of the heart, and a small hose
state that to the pipe was attached q rubber
hose; and by tracing the hose about ten
feet In the direction of the building, II
terminated in the bottom of a barrel Of
brine, hoisted there by means of a wind
lass.) The pipe was inserted full length
entering the jugular vein, and then secured
by a stout cord. The brine was then turned
on. and the process of filtration commenced.
The first ineision in the right yentricle of
the heart was closed by a clamp.
All watched patiently. to see the effect.
Soon the carcass became stiff and rigid, and
cooled rapidly. Mr.. Turner, by a dexter
Gus and skillful operation, amputated about
an inch of the tail. Instead of blood, brine
spirited out with force. Ali took a taste
and acknowledged the corn" In ten
minutes the brine that had been through
the veins, was as cool as when it came from
the tank. Inclsions were made in different
parts of the carcass, and from each Jets of
brine would spirit to the distance of three
and o feet.
The carcass vas again rolled upon its
side the clamp taken off the incision in the
right yentricle, and out came the brine that
had got in at the left ventrlcle and had
Travelled through every artery and vein
where blood circulates. By continuing to
force in the brine, the blood was forced out,
so that in fifteen or twenty minutes the es-
Gaping brine was but slightly colored with
blood. By this time the carcass was cold
and stiff, ready to skin, cut up, pack and
ship to any part of the world.
Another important feature of the process
Is that the hide Is sailed at the same time.
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Asai estate.
LEBTz G APPLICABLE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, ONO.

IA SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Lberty-S45O0.
a .hne residence, bk acres, well improved,
within one mile of Dayt0n-e3,8OO.
a frame house and four acres, on GfeencAstle
Hill-&R,OO0. Cheap.
for 600 per acre. '
A farm two miles from Dayton, on the Coving-
ton piEei " acres of land good brick house large
new barn and other Out-buildiugs, in good ofder.
GOOD brick house and sixteen acres OF lard on
Greenoastle Hill, will be sold CHEAP, 81 sold soon.
small farm Of twenty mine acres, six miles from
Dayton, on Liberty pike well improved; will be
sOlu cheap and on easy terms,
GOOD farm near Centeryille, in Washington
township, OF lbSh acres, known as the Towns
farm, All in the best Of order, viii be S Id chehp.
Good farm, all in good or,ier, in Warren county.
on Lebanon road from Middleton n, Of one hun.
dfed and fourteen and one half acres a bargain.
Good farm Of 50 acres, IN Prebie county. on Few.
isDurg ana West Baltimore road new house and
Darn, good young orchard, all in the best order:
part bottom land, on MIXERS fork a bargain.
Good frame house and lot on Fourth st.. above
hlgh water mark sold at a bargain II sold soon.
a farm Of 100 acres, 4 mile north Of Browns sta
p~royed-St0,OOO.
A farm OF 50 acres, good improvements. AZ
Browns station, ON Western X. R.-S3,9OO.
from Dayton-S9.OOO.
A number of houses and lots in different PARTS Of
the city. All will be sold CHEAP.
iebR-tt & II. Il. A
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

~ q remedy four degrees stronger than the abov
and intended forspeCial chses oflOng standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
If you cannot purchase the pills of your DRY q
gist, they will be sent by mail, Dost DaId seer re-
from observation, ON receipt of Che money by Or
JAMES BRf AN, Consulting Physician $40 Broad
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Mfdita1.
YOUNG MEN.
BELLS SPECIFIC PITI,s

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which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
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Make no delay in seeking the remedy, Bells
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NO ORANGE of EFT il NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains 60 pills.
WIN iuH directions and q treatise on the cOnse-
quences and cure. Price One Dollar beware of
counter eitsl IL you cannot procure them of
your Druggist, send the money TO DIR. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broadway, New
! ORR anu they Will be sent by return OF mail,
tree from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.