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4 CRAZY HEBMIT'S DEATH.

john ONeil, aged 45, unmarried,
whose mind is supposed to have bseR
deranged, and who was known to many
In this city AZ |COnnaught john" died
a few days ago. For many years he aud
his father had occupied small honsli
OH the Black River Road, about q milo
ana a half from the scene Ofthe MaokeR-
zie murder, and eleven miles from this
city. The father died about tbree yeara
ago, and that event 80 seriously a6ectWl
John mentally that he wanted TO haES
the remains OF his father thrown uncok
fined into hole dug near the housa.
Since then O'Neil frequently came 10
town, but invariably returned to his
little log cabin In the evening. How ha
lived was q mystery to most people.
He had a farm, but he worked so littla
that only small crop Of hay and peic-
toes was raised from it. About a mile
distant from O'Neil, Mr. Peter OHare
lived. He occasionally sent his boys 10
visit ONeiPs. On Thursday Last they
!ound the door fastened, and on pushing
IT open, discovered the dead body 0f tdsd
man In front OF the Fireplace.
1t was lonely locality, about three
quarters Of mile from tie main road,
and did not deserve the title Of hoHse.
IL was without chimney or windows.
and was open in so many places, that the
snow aud wind would nave 4 terrible Ell.
feet upon any one living there. Unless
a few boards be called such, there was
no floor. A hole in pile OF nay was tue
only noticeable bed. Directly ia frOaS
of what had evidently been used asa
fireplace was the body Of the unfor4
tunate man. The nose was entirely
gone, as well as the greater portion o.
the cheeks. The body was In q hall
kneeling position, the lower part OF thn
legs being Oh the ground. His back
was bent far back, and the hands Were
in hall-lifted position.-[St. John IN
B. News.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. Clark NJ. Smith will leave for New
York tonight.
Edward Mulligan was yesterday ap-
pointed private policeman for the Ma.
tional Theater.
Judge Walter Straub Is spoken OF as
a candidate for Police Judge at the
spring election.
Dom Piatt, editor OF the Washington
Capital, is in the city. He takes his
mush at the Grand.
Rev. Mr.. Morris has accepted An invi-
tation to preach every Friday evening at
the Union Church on W alker Mill Road.
Mr.. George r. Chisholm, of the Ameri-
can Express Company, was married
last night to Miss Jennie Lee, daughter
OF Rev. Thomas Lee.
j. s. Shackleford, General Baggage
Agent of the Pan-h andle Railroad, died
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A BAD MEMORY FOR NAMEs.-A urap
per named Haynes recently summoned
Timothy MCCARTHY, at the CArdM
{ Wales County Court, on account OF .
small sum of money which it is said the
defendant owed. The summons, il ap.
peared, had been served on James Mv.
Carthy, who appeared in Court and said
the money was not due from him. bns
from his son Timothy. The plaintiff,
however, stated that the man who ap-
peared in Court was the person who
owed the money, and added that dL-
fendan's vile Was, in the house Whea
he received the goods.
HIS Honor-The case had better be Ad-
journed that the defendants wife may
ue called. What is her manner
Defendant-L do not know. u.angh-
ter
Tie Judge-Do you mean to say you
do not know what your wife's name Is:
Defendant-No, l do not, sir; IT'S .
very "cross" name. Laughter.
The Judge-How long have you been
married to berf
Defendant = About forty years.
The Judge-Do you wisd me to belieye
that you are telling me the truth?
Deientant-Yes, sir, 1 do.
The Judge-Then let me have yoMr
wife's name.
Defendant-I really can not tell yoa
what it is; l have not lived with her IDr
three years.
The Juage-And you have forgotten
her name i'll that time!
D9feudant-Yes, have. r
The Judge-Then come up at The next
Court and you will havesan opportunity
Of seeing her. Much laughter.l 5hs
can be subpeneu AS Mrs. Mccarthy.
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Billiard Tournament.

A billiard tournament will take place
next Monday, beginning in the after
noon and continuing through the eve.
ming, ut Phil. Tieman's Biliiard-rooms
on Vine street, opposite the Grand
Opera-hOusG.
The players are Messrs. Frank RI,
termann, Thomas Radcuff VIM. Wes'
Frank Meyer, Thomas Pickett and K
Brauneis.
The game will consist OF two hundred
points, three-ball French carom., The
game will be played on 5x1O Bruins
wick & Bake table.
Mr.. Phil. Tieman will donate 500 to
the game, and each player $40, the whole
to be divided into purses. The first
prize will be $50, the second $5O, and the
third $50.
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LATEST LOCAL.

JOHN MITCHELL and Henry N. Bir d
were appointed executors Of kiohard
Thompson. Personally $4,000.
THE river, as will be seen from the
table OF the stages Of the water, Is still
rising, but not in the proportion OF the
proceeding day. o.
BARNEY OCONNoR. OF 1893 West Fifth
street, was taken TO the Central Station
house this morning on complaint OF VIM.
Hehemann, grocer at No. 6S West
Sixth street, who charges VConnor
with stealing a half dozen bars of soap.
Part of the goods we're found upon him; /;
the balance he chuoked In sewer.
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COLLECTING DEBTS IN CHINA.-This js
the way they collect old debts in honG-
den, China: The creditor cast th-
debtor's father, age seventy, into prison..
The son had no money; the Iather had
much. The jailers tied the old mau hand
aud foot jn stocks, to a post sve issa
high, so that he could neither sff nNr
lie down, and kept him there severn
days. The process did not wrench =
penny out of the old miser. They thea
cramped bis loot Into p ace between his
mangled hands and leit him one hi sht-
On the next morning they found corpse
in The stocks
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
New York Democratic DemOnstra-


New York Democratic DemOnstra-
ton.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK Jan. 18.-A meeting OF tn e
Democratic State Executive Committee
was held last night at the Everett
House to make arrangements tor grand
mass-meeting, Which is to be held early
in February. The sub-committees re.
ported fayorably to the scheme, and it is
probable the demonstration will exceed
even any of the late campaign. 1t is
probable that the main meeting Will be
held at TaDmany Hall.
The Forgery.
Horace E.. Brown, curDstone broker,
was arrested last night on a charge OF
being implicated in the forgery vi the
check OF $64 900 on The Union Trust Com
pany. OGAer arrests are likely to fol-
low,
The Tribune ON the Compromise.
The Tribune editorially says the plan
proposed at Washington for counting
the Electoral vote and now stated to
have been adopted by the Joint Com
mittee is revolutionary and dangerous.
When leading Democrats realize how
completely the power now claimed by
them would cNange our form of govern
ment, they will confess the mistake to
which partisan feeling is drawing them.
When leading Republicans see that in
departing from the plain Constitutional
requirement in an hour of weakness,
they put it in the power Of any party to
mold the Government of the Uiited
States Indefinitely they may reaIiz. that
the only safe course is TO adhere to the
obvious intent Of the Constitution aud
the practice of those who framed and
adopted it.
The Tribune argues against the power
of either House to throw out the votes oil
States at pleasure, aud says the Consti-
tuition entrusts the whole duty OF re-
ceiving and opening the certificates from
the States aud counting the votes to the
Vice President OF the United States,
whose duties are dignided by the two
provisions that he shall succeed ii the
Presidency becomes vacant, and that he
shall count the Electoral votes. When
we concede to either House the power to
count or supervise the Electoral votes,
we may as well abandon altogether the
miserable farce of an election by the
people. One House or the other will
gain the ascendancy, and indefinitely
prolnng its power. The Senate, II dis.
sensions can be prolonged; the House, il
it can be limited. ln either case, the form
Of government established by our ia.
thers, Will have vanished from the
earth.
DIR. Chas. Phelps,
Benefits surgeon in the duel, was dis
charged to-day by Judge Gildersleeve.
on the ground that the Grand Jury
could not compel him to answer que ).
lions regarding the duel tending to crim.
mate himself.
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Latest from the River.

The stage OF water in the Ohio River
at this point at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
was SO teet5 inches by the Water-wOrks
mark
This is within two feet OF the hight at
tanned In the ireshet Of August, 1873.
From above we learn by telegraph that
the food has spent It's force at Pitts
burg and is receding. rE
From Point Pleasant, West Va, we
learn that the Ohio and Kanawha are
Do.a' .alIing. AT Ripley it is rising fast
At MaysXllle the rise is reported at the
rate OF one inch an hour.
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FOREIGN.
National Associated Press to the Star
IN THE EAST.

National Associated Press to the Star.
IN THE EAST.
VIENNA, Jan. 19.-Russla has com
menced the payment Of the Serviau
army.
1t is rumored that Midhah Pasba's po.
sitiOn is shaken, and that Sadyk Pasha
will probably be his successor.
The invitations sent to Christian pa.
trlarchs, to take part in the Grand
Council in Constantinople, is regarded
as an uniavorable symptom. 1t is
thought that the Porte wishes to show
that The Christian subjects support the
rejection of the demands OF the Powers.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, Jan. 18.-Gen. Tchernayeff has
arrived in this city, enr0ute to Nice.
He believes there will certainly be an
outbreak Of The Turkish war i'll the
spring.
PREVALENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1S.-The rinder-
pest is very prevalent i'll Russia, i'll a
chronic form.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Electoral Count BIZ,

National Associated Press TO the star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The details OF
the report of the Joint Committee on
Counting the Electoral Vote will not be
known till the report is presented, but 1t
is generally understood that the most
important provision is that all disputed
cases shall be referred to a tribunal,
which shall consist of five members OF
the Senate, to be appointed by the Pres
ident OF the Senate; five members of the
oil the House; and i've justices Of the
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HATED TO SEE RUM wAsrEp.-Yes,

HATED TO SEE RUM WAsTED.-Yeste"
day rough-iooking chap entered
a barber-sh0p on Griswold street and
sat down for shave, paying for the
same in advance, $50 as TO have it of
his mind" When the razor had done its
work, the la Der began dressing the
mans hair, ana By ana by reached out
for the bottle OF bay rum.
"Whaps thai?" asked the stranger.
"Bay rum-good tor the scalp" was
the reply.
"ris, ehp queried the man. "Wen,
these are mighty hard times, and hate
to see anything wasted. Gimme that
bottle"
Taking it from the barber's hand, he
lifted it to bis mouth and swallowed a
good teacupful, aud said as he handed
it back:
"rastes rather mean, and il were
you I'D mix in little turpentine or yar-
nish 70 tone it up.'-[Free Press.
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The Overdue Steamers.
National Associated Press to the Star.

n atIOnaI AsSOCIHteu IFGSo 20 tnC StAr.
HALIFAX, Jan. 10.-The steamer Au-
gust Andre, from Antwerp Dec. IT,
bound for New York, was towed into
this port to-day by the steamer SWitzer-
land, which left New York January 10
for Antwerp. The Andre was i'll tow OF
the Switzerland three days for dis.
tance of one hundred and seventy i've
miles. During the sea gale she lost her
rudder and had her machinery damaged.
She is leaking and will be obliged to dis
charge her cargo before proceeding. The
Switzerland is ooaling, and will proceed
on her voyage at once.
The steamer George Cromwell, hence
tor ST. Johns, N. f., is now out fourteen
days, and is supposed to be lost.
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DISSOLUTION.
BUSINESS CHANGE.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, JAN
fore existing between l.. ". Hadly and l.. T.
King, and known as the firm OF Hadiy & King,
(Western Clock Company Of Cincinnati, ID
dissolved by mutual CONSENT MIR. l.. z. King
will Lontinue the business under the firm name
of L. L. King h Co., will pay all bills against
said firm and collect all accounts due the same.
l.. Z. KING u CO.,
II W. Eighth stree, Cincinnati, o.
CINCINNATI, January 1S, 1871.
Referring to The above card, beg leave to
thank our lormer patrons, ami 70 solicit from
them their continued patronage to the new
hrm. l.. W. HADLY.
ja1S-3tTh, SIM
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A Fair Haven ". )drug clerk. sent n
man to the happy hunting grounds ths
other day by giving him hellebore i4-
stead of valerian. The drug clerk was
much chagrined when they iOld him ox
his mistake, and he said the first day
there wasn't much doing he believed
he'd have to paste labels on some OF tho
bottles; the old man was getting TO
carry such a stock OF stuff on thr
shelves now that no fellow could Es-
member half Of 1t.
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THE UNIDENTIFIED VICTIMS.
Last Rites to be Performed OH
Friday.

EFAOays
National Associated Pless to the Star.
AsHTABULA, o., Jan. 1S.-Extensive
preparations are being made for the
funeral exercises on Friday next of the
unidentified dead from the Ashtabula
railway disaster. Many persons from
abroad are expected to unite in the Sci "
lces at the Methodist Church at IL 80
p. M, and special service at St. Peters
Church at 2P. M. A procession of Ma.
sous, Odd-fellows and military will be
formed at 2,SO 2. M, and all the bells
will be tolled. The bodies are to be re-
moved from the receiving vault and
buried in separate graves in the form OF
a circle in Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
At the graves appropriate religious serv-
ices will be held, closing with the Ma.
sonic burial service. Ali places of busi.
ness will be closed durlug the service.
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National Associated Press to the StaE
ASHARP LETTER-STILL UNCHANGED.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 18,-Gen. Augur
has writren a sharp letter in answer to
the one from Mr.. Packard. The statue
quo position is maintained, and the city
is quiet. The Courthouse is still gar
riaOned
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ASsilAxmeMt

Abraham Harris, doing a clothing
business at the southeast corner ol
Main and Fifth streets, made au assign
ment in favor OF his creditors to A. w.
Goldsmith.
Rachel A. Williams. of the "Pattern
Emporium" at No. 2l0 West Fourth
street, made an assignment to Richard
8 KEYS,
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WOODS THEATER.


Three Nights more and Saturday Matinee.
MISS KATE CLAYTON.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday Matinee, THE TWO ORPHANS,
Miss Llaxton as Louise. Her original crea-
tion, anu played by her upward Of 50J times
IN the principal cities Of the United States and
Canada. Mr.. b. Macauley as jacques Fro
chard. The above play will be produced with
new scenery, cffecVs, &c.
Saturuay-TWU ORPHANS Matinee. Ad-
mission 25c TO all par, 8 Of the house, Night
prices, &c, 5Oc aud 75c. No extra charge Tor
reserved seats.
Monday, January 22--MR. FRANK MAYO
as DAVl CkOCkETT.
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Olympic Dramatic Club.

The following named gentlemen were
elected officers of the above dramatic
club, organized at No. 63 West Fifth
street on Wednesday evening last:
President, VIM. T. Elliott; Vice Presi-
dent, Thomas Brennan; Secretary, VIM.
b. Stevens; Treasurer, j. W. Hyues;
Critic Daniel p. Dean; Stage Manager, ,
Messrs. Elliott, Dean and Brennan.
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ORAND MASQUERADE BALL GIVEN
by the Social Young Folks at Workmen's Hall,
TUESDAY EVENING, January %, 1871 A
prize will be given the best lady waltzer, best
masked lady and gent. Tickets SIC; extra
lady's ticket 25c. ia16-7t+
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The Illinois Senatorship,

National Associated Press to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 18.-The tenth
ballot for Senator to-day resulted as TO-.
lows: Logan. 90; Palmer, Sc; Davis, 7;
Anderson, Parish, /; Haines. 2.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings
and Saturday Afternoon will be presented,
with NEW SCENERY painted expressly for
the piece and with an unequaled cast of char
actors,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
For the Benefit Of the
Uniform Fund First II egiment Ohio
National Guard
Grand Company Drill by Company b, Lytle
Greys.
Monday next - Mrs, James A. Oates Comic
ONerA Company.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Edition

For the neat t,oenty-tour hours, cloudy
,redther, aotth rising temperature, and rain
or SnoU Indications.
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yesterday at Columbus. His remains
will be brought here for interment.
Mr.. William Pullen, sou of II. B. PgII-
en-, is lying at the point of death az
Jacksonville, Florida. The mother u
the young man and Mr.. Frederick ParE-
er, his tather-in-law, lett yesterday for
that place.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE = FARM - Good farm of 97X
Il acres. situated TX miles from Williams
burg, in Ciermont County. Farm III goou
oroer. Will Sell ON VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it 10 get a good
home. Address Is. B. s., Star Office, 23U Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, ..
jyaid&jyg7w-tf
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FOUND.

EOUND- POCHEr-BOOK - Containing
l. money, &c, which the owner can have by
pfoying property. Call at IL Central avenue.
T-3t
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ETN0R SALE-SEWINd MACHINE--A NEW
j. No. Wheelcr q Wilson sewing machine.
Inquire at this oLliCe sey-tf
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II OK SALE-HOU5E--No. 1875 West Seventh
tk street, handsome stone, all modern i'm
brovements, on long yearly payments, to suit
purchaser, at a bargain. 12-8t
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FOR SALE.

lEOR SALE - ENGINE-,rwo horse engine,
u new design, tubular boiler. NJ. r. CON-
WAY. 9!2 West Second street. ja6-l2t
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ELEVATORS, &c.
ELEVATORS.

A LII KINDS OF HAND, STEAM AND
N hydraulic elevators and dumb walters
made and put up to order. Also, millrlght
and machinists drafts and specifications on
application. N. NJ. DENNIS,
10 Holmes street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
jalS-3mTh sam
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buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Filth ST. jy1S-1

INTANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
w the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
For information apply to Y. L. SrAdL. at
Shook u McNicolrs stable, southwest corner
Of Fifth and Sycamore. noi5-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VKTANTED-TO SELL-Kid or pebble goat
w side lace shoes, 81 95 a pair; button, ~;
warranted custom made, at DAB Central avenue,
corner OF George street. jal5-6t
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fKNOR EXCHAN VACANT LOTS
4 Worth $1,000 to $1,000, in the best suburb OF
the city, for a good house and lot or for build
ing q house; "a good Investment is offered. Ad-
dress S. H., 563 Wcst seventh street. 1916
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RI EAslA Families or groceries IN want OF
IL HIN good Flour = warranted to give
HHHaaM satisfaction - -oan be supplied by
EAVVeb going to the WEST-END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymlller and Freeman. de7-9m
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w ANTRD STU ~ ArIoSm Il ,,S By .s sober, ss
Msa and English; thorough experience in
sailoriug, wiz hes a situation as custom cutter
10 q pleasant country town, the West prefer
Spd; wages about Si6 per week; at times when
Nos much cutting to do would make coat
Along With IL; not afraid OF work; references.
Fpp Mrther information, address HARRY X.
AAUkEn, Post-oflo Box B, Madison, Ind
Ns4t
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VNI IANTED-SITUATION - For up stairs
w work or to take care or children. Call
At s6 Elizabeth street, llp stairs. 15-3t
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FOR RENT--RooMS.

EOR RENT-ROOMS-Furn rooms TO
IL gentlemen, at 2i6 Plum street, first doc
south OF Seventh.
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TOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb.
i pillows, 81 each; 35-lh. beds. So: choice
W. MORRISON. 2l W. Sixth street. between
Nam and Walnut, fourth floor. de29 -26t~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XETAN ATION-By good, hon
w est boy. Apply at 5l7 Richmond street.
I7-4t
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wv TANTED- good girl about IA or
! wv 10 years Of age for light housework; no
washing; must be Protestant. Apply, with
reference, 68 w est Fifth street. lt+
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DR.. Chas. Phelps,

Benefits surgeon in the duel, was dis
to-day by Judge Gildersleeve,
on the ground that the Grand Jury
could not compel him TO answer ques-
lions regarding the duel tending to crIm-
mate himself.
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BOARDING - Nice furnished back parlOr,
ID very central, with best Of board Also,
small single room for one gent, at 81 per week,
67 Ninth street, third door above Vine. 1886
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w OF ability, as travelling salesman, for
wholesale Q druy house; will travel three months
6n triai, expenses being paid; unexceptional
city referenee given. Address SALEoM AN
Tncr hoy hQD Portsmouth, Ohio. 1876
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wv ANTED D-sITUATION BY a young
w man who speaks German and English
to work at anything; can give good reference.
Address RICHARD, this Office.
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NKJANIED D--SITUATION-To nurse small
w pox patients; competent nurse; best Of
references. all OF address MRS. HlLLIARD,
6J7 John street. 12-6t
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NAT ANrED - OLD GOLD - Cash paid for
w diamonds, watches, old gold and silver.
A. a. kYSTER, matchmaker, S49 W. Fifth.
jal7-2t*