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EGGS FOR WRITER.

take boxes which hold about one
thousand two hundred, Put on the
bottom layer of OATS. and set my
eggs all point idownwaids, so that not
one touches the other until the layer
is full, then cover with oats and make
another lays and SO on untifth box
is full and then cover and set in cool
dry place where it does not freeze, un-
til used, I have followed this way
for t1ie last ttwenty years and cannot
say that ] ever lost.nore than one or
two out of fifty, and then generally
found that it was knocked or put down
unsound.tl L use small boxes SO that
can use first the eggs which l put
down first. l have never thought, OF
changing my way, although 7 have
read many ways to do it, for instance,
in ashes, in fat, in limewater, and even
vanishing them, because My way
seems the simplest and rcleanest, and 1
am just as sure to have good eggs next
February and March which II lay in
now as that have good eggs now
There is no danger of any musty taste
TO the eggs if you keep them in a dry,
placesand are careful to use dry oats.
4 A4tcl Farmers Wife. an Country ,Geatle:
DBQ2ty u U tsfGan pdI 10 iifudE Jlt+g - 4.
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waaAr SEWARD saw.

a. New Y ofk Sun reporter has Sin
tefviewedDAMr. Seward and obtained
aofull account of his 5ireumnavigation
of the globe MFR Seward evidently
irelished everything he saw and all he
experienced. Everywhere the most
delicate and cordial hospitality from
the prominent rulers and mobiles Of ev-
cry land were offered him. The Mi
kado iofJapan, the Regent of China. the
Governor General of India, the prom
Egypt welcomed, him with retinues
dazzling splendors of court and castle.
of people, had he been the autocrat of
al the Rqssias, or the descendant of
Solomon, he would not, have been re-
tion, and care We see little that is
novel or startling in his narrative, out
side of his personal experiences. Jap
ap is rapidly initiating their Western,
lorI EASTERN neighbors on the opposite
European and American car
riages on the roads, and steamers, on
the rivers. They even have a. regular
POotOA4hDO,s cSASA q ad1AAJ. cS1SO4 AtnC gOO-
tween X okohama and Jeddo. Tele
graph wires extend throughout the
island s. a, railroad was, already in con-
strnction, and think, it, is now COM
pleted. They have also established a
mint with machinery, equal to the
mint ia Philadelphia, Besides all this,
the Japanese costume is giving way
among the natives, very pereeptibly to
the customary dress of the West. The
Mikado is twepty-three years of age,
but not remarkable. Book stores are
as comm on in, Jeddo as in Boston.
! The old. n notion that Pekin is one. of
tie largest cities in the world Is ex-.
ploded by Mr.. Seward. He says it
Contains only two hundred and fifty
tffI5dsafid inhabitapts..l Many of the ca
nails and roads in China are falling in
to decay, leaving Pekin Isolated. The
great Wall Of China. costing more
than tho fffty4two thousand miles of
railroad In the United States, is now
Il sh5assu lzIt = . ifl 4}5GIU0 GIts Ii3Sfifs II
~ SIs1fY .,aii Lara-Ioi 4 LIZ rs3 81
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= Nor MADE IN WANNA genius in
Cayuga county, N. Y, has beenexper-
imenting this season with the view of
utilizing the Canada thistle, and has
succeeded in distilling from the stalks
and leaves an article of spirits which
he styles thistle whisky. Itis repre-
sented to be about SO per cent. alcohol
of pleasant aromatic flavor, and the
effect upon the system is peculiarly
penetrating and exhilerating. ayad
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RxCELiiLEaiST EN- 7 ,IN1TEiBRsTr rIABLEs is.

f..I al
For finding the interest on any prinS
cipa1 for any numb of. days the am
swer in each case being cents, separate
the two right hand e cures Of answer
to express itsindoflars and cents, i
Four per cent.-Multiply;t the princis
pal by, the number Of days. to rum;
Separate right hand figure from pro-
duet, and divide by 92sti : nIgTit q =
bng Five pergcenb+-M Multi ply by humbef
OF. days, and divide .bY52.,ssssaast,s-ll a.
Six per cent.-Muliply.by number.
of days, separate tie right hand figure,
and divide byi9.ig hos5.lelsiks 81 1878; u
b Eight ,sM altiplvs byJnd1n.
her of daFs. and. diEitleshy45.n ) hoe t;ss
Ninepercent.-Mulfipiy by number
of, days.. senarate uightuhand, ffigure..
and divide bVs4., .,rg 49, IS? !. =
Ten ner cent.-M nliipixsby number,
of DAYS, and divide rbgsS6.sy ts9sT !. a
Twelve percent. "A Mulfiply,by nuIns
.ber of days, separate ais ID: hand fgaFel1
and divide nv 3. ,.,7'I...9'JIs 4 80 80 ryi
= Fifteen Der cent.--Multiply by num-
Der Of davs, and, divide aby d -.,.a7 IS
f e -EighteenapeHs rcent.--M ultipIyl sbvi
number, of days, separate right hand
fgures and divide bYl2o7 taebr9ds =
,n Twenty per eept.-zM Mnl tiply by nnm
beE of days and divide BY 49,. .appss Il
TO TWentyt four rpereeptT7MpltiPlDby'
numbers Of daNss and divide by il5a "a
.IsWheni .eomRg ting interest, at four
per CENT. tWe places Oft from'theright
Of the pEineipal gives stheginterest up.
on It for ninety deys-Eoaes :. & ,8yils4 p
AT, 5 per CENT two PLACES pQiAtedi off
gives the interest for u sdaysdJ1oX 2
At per cents .,gtwof places pointed
off gives the interest for 60 days. n
4. AT 3 per cent-,ItWe places pointed
of gives the interest for 40 days 81
:, AT 81 per Cent, two places pointed
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~ A NANTUckEP family, is now en-
joying the proceeds derived from the
freight bill iof the tea destro yed in
Boston Harbor, Dece1nber5 IT'S, pear-
llysone hundred years ago, The prin. !
eipal and interest, amounting to a.
snug little sum- was collected only a
short time ago, and was paid by. the
East India company, of London, tot
whom thostea belonged. 4-lsf
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JEFFERSON, Maine, has little Enoch
Arden sensation. all, to itself. David
Lane, q former, resident of the town,
supposed to have been killed during
the war, turned up the other day to
find his wife pensiened off as his Wild
ow, and married again. sn David has
contracted with, the village sexton, for
a grave, and at last accounts was con-
sidering the relative advantages of
filling it with himself or 'tother fellow.
Odds two to one ON the latter and no
takers. .LcE L.. all -. .---t.,.....
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q, q TWO good natured Irishmen, on a
night. occupied the same bed. In
the morning opeof them inquired OF
tbs, other = Dennis, did you hear tho
thunder last night e. sJl .tsr..
a aNo,F ,FPati did it rally thunder ?"
= HYes,Ia thandered as if hiven and
airth would come together. 'Why in
the, dfYiI thin ,didn;tIye wake me, for.
ye know ! can't slape when it, thun-
ders."
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- The Scientific 1AWaertcaa says it is
impossible to construct a. burglar
proof safe, for the thief, with his cyl
inders of oficompressed hydrogen, and
oxygen, can inga nfew seconds burn
holes of any size in the hardest metal,
his fire-drin enabling him in a few
minutes to work. his way into the
strongest safe that was ever construct
cd ft-t1'~A --rtA4 n I'D - . - III
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The gold and silver annually pro-
duced upon the Pacific coast approx
mates $50, 100000. Only a little more
than twenty years have elapsed since
mining was begun for these metals,
during which time we have extracted
and put into circulation something
over $1,000, ,000000i of the precious
metals, tiifi Hoins3 aHi 10 SofO 9li
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-11-23

A BoY asked certain preacher If he
would have alight. g. No, child; said
the Doctor, /" / am one of the lights of
the world" al wish thep," replied
the boy, " ou were hung at the .eiNi
Of our alley, for ID is = very dark one" |"
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oF THE 5ouKNaEfsr.

-s1SONG or THE EJOBRNAEIST.
tEe5To esdf al r f------ II zfias5 50
.sJr Scratch, scratch, scrafeh,lz-f
Paragraphs, items and news,
Essays. tales and Tevi6ws.-E ayel
With the blaekest kind of blues.
Scratch. scratch. stTatch
Marriage. debL and dun,
EulOgy, gossip ndpun;F2 -FEg.sgE
Accident panic and fifn.
Scratch, scratch Scratch, lt9ffF
Battle, riot and raid:
Music and crash, and traae-t
Who is and who isnst afraid
sSEatch. seratehis seratch.
Apology, challenge and sIur,
OF it, of him, of her,
Invention, humbug and truth,
Folly, fashion and youth.
tG snSErtT1eEE A-fIz
Suicide, sermon and joke,
Metaphysics and smoke,
With upward and downward stroke,
Ruin and vice and shame,
irtue and honor and fame, 2zxCr
Scratch. scratch, scratch,
Oh, slave of the mighty pressi
The devil - demands mess''
of subscribers that never pay,
Oh, isH'f itjoiiy-sAx2S -
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1nHN MoCLUN.

General Insurance Agent, represents the toi-
s lowing reliable companies: -,
AMFRfCAN. Chicago M; GREAT WESTERN,
Chicago, H.; YoNKERs AND NEW ORR, Nsw
FRN MUTUAL LIFE, Milwaukee. Wis; CON-
MONWEALTH LIFE ms. Co.. New York.
Ofice with F. w. Coffin. in Phenix BLOCK.
over Second National Bank, Rayenna, Ohio
q
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" Our children. will have an Inns
mense tax on their hands, said 9 gen.
tleman. 80, HORRIBLE wexclaimed an
elderly lady. :. What blessing we
have nails ON ours,"'s Jgai3fa ii
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HADN'T JiItNED 'EM YET ,r,:.

a rather yerdant young man, whose
features exhibited eyerYIsymptOm of
being. slightly tinged with the Eiper-
aid, lately entered a jewelrYe store in
New York, and gazing earnestly into
the showcase, remarked; 9Ssf - - Il
10y 9ss.Y You've got a Heap of mighty pfeft
~ breast pins THAI, mister what might
you ak for 'em 2" "a er3t II b
S CIV 90 hat sort of a pin would You ike
to Took at ?'g1 asked the Merchant ~ Is
n Well, dunno" said the visitor,
pointing to a plain Masonic pin, 6the
that yefe 2'''Si''7 = 'i'''e' ''ist'5s a5iaI9 e
! s@.F e Five dollars only, sir,Y1 was. there
ply: It's very fine pin, eighteen
earats bold 9and6 6ssTo sf5 q std-i 2
b &c Yonghavn't ary1sone MitR aIIittlel
gold handssaWlaid aeress it,hes you ?u'
INTERRUPTED the ,Would-be purchaser. =
"1 believe not, sir" said the mer-
chant -phkosib 81
I'm just out of my time, and am
gwfne to set up as a carpenter, and
jineE and / thought I'd like some sort
Of a. sign to wear absut me, SO folks
ould have an itiee Who I was What
do yoq tax tax fot ba,,ta that ar W. got
"seven doilarga,o SIR, said the lnii nniier-
chant ,prod Id dncfng q compass and Square
stirfouhdiilg the letter G., GG.s1e tt' =
is z Seven dollars, Ell assssait1 the youth.
|" Fl take it-sorry yer didn't heyahs
hand saw hough, but reckon, :evsry-.
body,lr understand IT., The com pass
to measure out the waoaftkk, waoaftkk and the
.sqhare TO See it's all lit al sEI 2itt 8
done ffieas asyired. and every .fjtlTned fool
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A TLAN TIC. ILLS.

Having discontinued our Store, we shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill.
We have made arrangements with Brainarsl &
Son to receive orders. All orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filled. Our price
list may be found there
March II, 1870. sa-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-11-23

AFFAIRS in South Carolina are criti-
cal; the anxiety, Of the Cabinet con-
cernlng them is alec critical-hype.
critical.
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sAxENNA wArER CURE.

d. w. 4STRONG, M ID,
z lf11,,ate OF water Cure Of cieveiand,>
Pr Q FRI H II Q r.
Ioeation Beautiful-Terms moderate. Send for
circular giving full details,
Anril & fS71 136-1y
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In their Stove Department may be founf q
complete stock of PARLOR. OFFICE AND
COOK STOW ES. for Coal and Wood of the most
tories.
TIN w ARE, complete assortment constant
ly on hand.
IN THE MANUFACTURING DEPART
MENT. they will make to order. promptly and
in a skillful manner, anything that may be,de-
sired. either in TIN, BRASS, COPPER, or
SHEET IRON.
Particular attention will be given to the man :
ufacture and putting up EAYE-TROUGHS,
ROOFING, SC.
With several years experience in the business
and confident that they understand the wants of
the people of this region, they solicit share of
custom.
Live and Let Live,'t
Is our motto Come and see us.
Ravenna, June Z, 1871, 145-tf.
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"ntn1s ss1an5s0s$J 13fE'js& &2E3l
Sa1 sstS03I9VD ss7fesI Eiliao
0Rye4'HlE'2 IA SUIT.
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L.y. BIERcE. sfff ae sF ~ - = ~ ~
BIERCE & BUM,
A+4ornevs as Law will. attend to legal busi-
ness in Portage Coun.y- German spoken--
once corner of Market and High streets-
Akron Ohio. April 20. 1871. 13S-1y.
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Vol. 4, No.a1s. No. AZ = .s.sss z.ss':
= -.--.--.--.-. bszi.i
- .fFscsI 1 ssssfnE s.5l9l..5
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that, il we suit one another, wen bar
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GEORGE SADLER, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, Ravenna, ONO
Once with w. 3. Thomas, Esq. Empire BLOCK
Residence on Walnut, second door south OF
Main Street. f..t.l ~. l- l.2o-el.
ETNA, HOUSE,
f. MUSSER, Proprietor, west side Il Pupnc
Square, Ravenna. Ohio oo-1-
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, os.i
Ravenua, Ohio. S. STOUGH, Proprietor
Good stabiing attached. St-iy.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
r R a ~ G. E
The Question Of the Seat Of Government
Debated in the Parliament.
ItleeRhms 70 VHs NEW YORK HERALD.


PARIS. Dec. 8, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day MOTION was made BY NJ
Duchatel for the removal Of tho Assembly and seat
or government TO Paris.
Tae motion gave to an animated debate,
which promises TO DO . protracted one, although
there Is little doubt that the proposal has the ma
jority OF the chamber IN It's favor.
During the evening sitting vote or urgency upon
the bill providing for the return OF the Assembly TO
Paris was refused by small majority.
Tue Chamber was subsequently the scene Of angry
recilminations between the members OF the Right
aud Lett.
Turbulent Scenes Ia the evening Session.
PARIS. Dec. 3-P M.
Tho session OF the Assembly during tho day was
very turbuent.
''vote OF urgency' was demanded upon tho
question OF the future form OF government for
France, ana was refused.
M Pouyer-QuertIer. the Minister OF Finance an.
nounced tnat he will present the budget for 1879
tomorrow.
A bill was presented annulltng the decree c0nns-
eating tne property Of the Orleans Princes.
M. 4. Rover asked leave to present resolution
censuring tho Committee OF Pardons for It's want
OF clemency towards the convicted Communists,
but the majority Of the Assembly protested violently
against the reception OF the document and II was
returned to the mover.
ENERGY signs FAREWELL
The appeals OF the Communists convicted Of t~e
murder Of Generals Lecomte and Thomas. and
sentenced to suffer death, have been rejected bg
the Commission OF Pardons.
There Ia no hope that President Thers Will inter-
pose to remove this final decision.
THE ARMY.
President Thiers' Message recommends that the
annual army contingent be fixed at 10000 instead
OF 80 1000 rs incorrectly reported IN the cable tele-
| gram despatched last night.
THE FLOW BULLION.
| The bullion In the Bank or France has Increased
LOCO, 900 francs during tho week.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
INSTANTLY KILLED.

At ha,f-past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
John Doney aged eleven, OF 6as West Fifty.arst
street. while riding on an upward bound freight
train or the Hudson River Railroad fell on al The
corner Of F0rty.secOnd street ana was instantly
Killed. HIS remains were removed to the Twenty
second precinct station house aud the Coroner notl-
fed TO hold an Inquest.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
HAYTI.
Business Brisk in Port au Prncs-Frices Of Coffee
Advanced.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Dec. 8, 1871.
Port au Prince, Hayti dates TO the sd Inst. have
been received. Business was brisk, ami there WAS
q noavy demand FOR codec and logwooI. and prices
were Advancing.
The hsytcn news received on Wednesday last
via JacUlet Id uuconlrmcd.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Tho Situation at mldnixht.

The Situation at Midnight.
NATIONAL SYMPATHY WITH THK sUFFERER-
ALL GLASSES or SOCIETY MOVED TO COM
MISERATION.
LONDON Dec. 8-Midnight.
The sudden and untavorable change In the
condition Of the Prince of Wales has caused
feeling Of deep sorrow throughout the entire
country, and manifestations Of sympathy are
pouring In from all sections Of the kingdom.
The excitement la London tonight has been
intense, and immense crowds Of people have
gathered In front of the newspaper aud tele-
graph offices, anxiously seeking information
concerning the condition Of the Prince.
All classes, Including workingmen, have
held public meetings. at which resolutions
were adopted expressing deepest sympathy
for His Royal Highness.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

the news Is not authenticated and il received
With great caution in the more intelligent
circles ofsociety.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Attic Espeuscileid Winter Haf.-Esvcu.
sCHEID and the public coincide In opinion merits
Of his winter fashion for 1s7I-l Although season
scarcey commenced the demand for this the
the Of his shelves fast
bis and hnshers supply chem IL h
admitted without dissenting voice that his 81 Hat ia supe-
- sold elsewhere for 50 ty store ID AZ
lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

The First Bulletin from sandrIngham.
LONDON, Dec. ga. N.
the Prince Of Wales is reported worse in
health this morning. With the symptoms Of the
fever 80 alarming that fears of fatal result
are expressed freely In the city.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

A.-The Nlince Pho Seasen.-Ths DllnOo Pie
opened formally last ThursdAy Thanksgiving Day,.
number OF the circular dAines de-
stroyed happy families and BY gentlemen and youths all
wearing latest fashionable styles,
bought OF KNOX, 2l2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Stein yvny & sOusS

Steiuwnv & SOus'
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Old Pianos taken exchanges. illustrated catalogues acct
tree on application. . 80 -
Warcrooms s,sinway Hall, 100 and Ill East sourteenth
ar Nav
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
u ~ G. L a II ID.
Public Opinion Of the Tiehborne
Bar0netcy Trial.
reLeelAns TO THs NEW YORK HERALD.

TeLEelAns 70 The NEW YORK HERALD
LoNnoN. Doc. z. 1871.
The betting upon the result OF the Tichbornc case
IL quite general.
The latest quotations from the clubs indicate tho
prevalent odds az ton TO against the claimant of
tho property.
THE TELEoeAcHs AND THE OPERATORS.
strike OF the telegraph operators In London
manchester Liverpool ani other large cites Ia I'M
mincnt.
Destructive FIRE IN THE METROPOLIS.
the Argyll Rooms. a famous place OF entert ain
ment aud well known resort OF Amertcau Visitors
In England, were totally destroyed by lre tnls
morning.
number OF the adjacent buildings were also
burned 10 the ground.
THB COTTON 5UPPLy.
Two thousand six hundred and sixty-sx Daies or
American cotton were landed at. Liverpool to-day.
Tho TcIexrephers on strike.
IOEDos Dec. 8, 1871.
The anticipated strike OF the telegraph operators
nas commenced at Liverpool. and the Iansruiss,0a
oil dispatches IL DELAYED.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Batcheiorss Hair Dye-Tho Besf in tho
world tho only perfect dye ;harmessrssoi instantaneous
A leru,,
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

A.-Watts' Norvous Aniidoto Cured Mo ef
dyspspsis sni :nrouic headaches OF years standing
WALTER SCOTT 10 Park place.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Coughs and C0ids.-Thoso Who Are Suffer.
ing coughs hoarsenes sore throat Ac should
try "BROWN's BRONCHIAL rROCHES."
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

rirtRdoro,s Hair Dye has no EQuai In tho
world ia tho safest reliable OF any Sold every
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Onicial Medical Stateuient.

LONDON, Dec. R ~,
The official bulletin, dated 8 n4 Qg0o at
two o'clock P. NJ. to-day, and toieerapAoa tq
the city, reports 'that the Prince Wales alrpf
at intervals during the morning, PIE sia
symptoms of the disease remain aaoated
This bulletin Is signed by Sir l.am 0o.s
N. d., and oil the physicians Ia attendance oa
the Prince.
Tho Royal Family sum enrt
LONDON, Dec.
All the members OF the roy T o2fe
been summoned by telegraph tt sm,
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

A.-A.-.A.-On and After Monday Next thi.
store viii be oyeu In the evening
TIFFANY 4 CO..
Unon square.
Importers Of
Fine Watches
for gentlemen
Chains, Lockets. Seals. Ao.. to match
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

LONDON, Dec. 8-6 p. M.
Tho Standard newspaper has just Issued
an extra announcing that ''the Prince of
Wales is not dead, but that be is sinking fast
that congestion of The lungs has set in, and
there are no hopes of his recovery"
The New York herald., 1871-12-09
Condition Of the Patient at Mid
night Last Night.
Great Prostration Of Strength AZ
ter a Slight Slumber.
Sympathetic Scenes In the British
metropolis.
IElscsANs 10 Tus NEW yoax HERALD

The following special despatch
report-so the HERALD has been received from
our correspondent 10 the English capital.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Let tho bald nsd Gray Use Hnirs vege.
TABLE SfUILiAN HAIR RENEWEh II they desire 40
good q head of hair as ia youth.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

IT5 f.atest Omciai Bulletins.
LONDON Dec. $3.50 p. M
The following is the latest official bulletin of
the Princes condition.
SANDRINoHAM, Dec. $3.50 p. NJ.
The Prince Of Wales continues in preca-
rious state.
Exacerbation periodical Increase of the
fever, with the attack still more severe than
before] began last night, attended by great
prostration of strength.
WILLIAM JENNGR, Bart, M. D.
Slight S'unaber and PrOseraeiOo Alter tho
Slccp.
LONDON, Deo $3.50 r. M.
The physicians In attendance on the Prince
Of Wales have Just issued bulletin stating
that ''lis Royal Highness has slept slightly,
but Is still very much prostrated."
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Royal Havana l.ctfery.--The Highest katos
paid for Douhooas. AL kinds of Cold AMI Shyer.
TAYLOR 90, 5la~egs. - Wall srsH. Nav York
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Furs.-Our Lady Renders will Bear In. Mlna
that the best place to purchase 'nlce Of Furs
BTaKE's aio Broadway corncr OF Fulton street BURKE
has choice stock and his motto Is popular prtces."
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

"fIsrk! Apollo strikes tho Liar."-Boosey,s
cheap Musical Publications, Distins cecreted Brass In
struments. BOOSEY & CO., $40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

ssPiite,s TOothache Drops, Cure In One NIim-
ute.-HIiLs HAIR DYE. black browa, only 80 centA
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Report Of tho Prince's vtaA5
LONDON, Dec. 5 j.. a
Exciting rumors circulating Change 49,
nouuce The death Of the Prince Of Wa.gs bgt
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

A Fiue Assortment Of second Hand
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIUHT PIANOS.
OF STEfNwAY 4 SONS MAKE,
for cheap. Also number Pianos Of other makers
al STEINWAY 4 SONS. stenway Han, lJS and Ill East
Fourteenth stre.t, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Halliday styles s;enticmen's Dress Hata
nov really. Seal Caps at popular prices.
" BURKE, 2iO Broadway ami lbs Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

Dja u,Oud Rings mt Wholesale Prices.
GEO o. ALLEN. 5i1 Broadway, near Fourteenth ct.
The New York herald., 1871-12-09

A.-IJerrlnYss Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, oJrIax MtrrAys;r.S