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nervous DEBILITY.

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weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
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lndoscretionS or oxeooSoo, or some
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dispels the gloom and dependency, ,imparts
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single vial, or $500 per package of five viais
and $500 vial Of powder. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Address HUMPMkEYg
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANx
100 FULTON STREET, NY.
For sale by HAMLiN & CO., Patterson, Pa
July l0-6m
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II. DENTIST.

Sussc.ise for th= Se-'i-.i r,d Rsyvtl;ean,
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PRO6ATE NOTICE,

NOTiCE Is REREgY GWEN TIL T.
~ O. NJ Beckstead has filed in my office petition pray
ing an Order OF the Second Judicial District and
for Ormsby County Nevada, directing William r. Mus
grove, executor Of the last will testament of William
Patterson deceased, to deed to said petitioners wife Bs
Jane Becstead lot three 81 in block No forty E3l
OF Mussers Division of Carson City, nrmsby county, Ne
vada Said petition will be heard iii said Court at it's
room in Carson City, at 10 O'Clock NAY 5h Ie7S
when all parties in interest will be heard III tina: behalf or
in opposition thereto
By order of his Honor S. II. WRIGHT, Judge - e1f
Court. Es1a%
Carson City April Is, 1873.
1awiwGEl ,.-- ALFRED HELM, Clerk o. sad Court =
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caused this old and reliable institution to lie establish
first in Philadelphia Penn 1850 and afterwards in Ssn
Francisco Cal, in 1854, private dspcnsl~y, i'll ord to
afford the afflicted the best medical surec
for the above and all other affection and cmpiantEs
Consultations at the institute by letter. FEIF
To the Afflicted:
DR. L. J. Czapkay would respectful ~ inform tie
public Of the Pacific coast that, at The earnest solicitation
his friends and hundreds of nose unfOrtu-
natey afflicted with disease he has reOpcneQ his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
of his profession The doctor would remind all those
i'll need Of medical aid that since rClnt uishng his
very extensive and successful practice in Francisco Re
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gently the renowned hospitals and gathering the
perience of the most learned in the profession the benefit
from which he offers to all in reed Of his services Rheu-
matte affections, chronic CarF diseases 0f stomach
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Those who suffering from the and ;ndiscreo,ls
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assured of permanent Charges moderate All
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New bliCatlOILS.

Ditson & Co.'S Musical Record is q new
publication, started in Boston by the we'll
known firm of Oliver Ditson & Co. 1t is to
be published weekly, and if it continues as
good as the first number it will make more
than a ripple in the world of music. Each
issue contains six pages of music, besides a
large amount of reading matter, embracing
all manner OF affairs pertaining to music.
Subscription 81 per year. Address Oliver
Dtson & Co., Boston, Mass
Godey's Lady's Book for October is re-
ceived, and as usual is an excellent number.
All the fall fashions are clearly explained
and beautifully illustrated. The literary
department is fully up to the high standard
of this fine family magazine. Address Go
dey's Lady's Book, Philadelphia.
The Magazine OF Art for September is
another fine number of this publication,
which has so soon grown into popular
favor. 1t should be read by every artist
and by every lover of art as it is com.
pendulum of art news, art comments and
chatty matters OF interest to the growing
class who feel an interest in this and kin
dred subjects. Address Cassell, Peter &
Cabin. New York.
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was renewed. The Board had unwittipgly
introduced Allen 4 Greenough's Grammar,
while retaining Bartholomews Gradual,
two books that do not refer to each other.
Mr. Simon then moved to adopt Allen d
Greenough's Latin lessons to be used with
the grammar, and, at the, suggestion OF DR..
of the Latin lessons must give the book in
free exchange for Bartholomew the pu,
pills at Hughes having already purchased
the latter. This was adopted.
1t was also decided to paint the Wood
ward Building.
The Woodward Monument, now COM
pleted, is to be. placed in the Woodward
yard by the oath of October, when the dedl-
cation exercises will occur.
The salaries of High School teachers were
fixed at the same raj e as last year, with the
exception of Mr.. Vandyke, who is to re-
ceive 81, 600. Miss Clark, the new teacher,
receives 5000. A motion to increase the
salary of Mr.. Cores, German Professor at
Woodward, to 81, 800, was lost.
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T EGAL-JOHN P. STOEVER, OF BATES
| 4 Vile, Ripley County, Indiana is hereby
notified that on the 22d day of October, 1877
the City OF Cincinnati. for the use OF Joseph Nc
DOugal, assignee Of John Ryan Il Co., filed its
petition in the Superior Court OF Cincinnati, O.,
against John G. Fachelcr, Caroline Pryor, Michael
Scnerln, John d H. Wicchers. VIM. Schneemann,
]. H. p Doepke Fred Nagel, Richard BieImann,
f. Herman, John c. Stoever, John P. Stoever IA
minor Cath&rine StOever, Ann Stoever, Sam1 J.
Winall Fred H. Aoellonksmp, Eborhari Mitten-
dorf Henry Halle Frederick Brunstrup VIM. Goetz,
Catharne Erkenbrecker Martha Ewin, Thomas
Sanky and others, the object OF which, among
other things is to sell all that lot on the southeast
corner OF Main and Mulberry streets as described
in f. B. Reeder's subdivision, recorded in Book
No 81, page 296, OF Hamilton County Records.
measuring thirty-nine and threefourths feet in
front on Main street and running back seventy
five feet and tive-twefths to brick
house fronting on Mulberry street. to satisfy three
hundred and nine and twelve one-hundredths dol
lars with interest from the 9th day Of September,
1877 and five per cent penalty for the payment OF
the assessments for the Improvement OF Mulberry
street.
The prayer of the said petition is for the sale of
said land to satisfy said sum- with interest and pen
atty as aforesaid.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the twelfth day OF October A. D. 1878, or
judgment will be taken by default
JOSEPH MCDOUGAL,
Attorney OF the City of Cincinnati.
| CINCINNATI August l4th, 1873. aul66tF
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THE BUILDING SEASON.
What Cincinnati is Doing.

Wnat c1HChhhaGl hS DcIhks
The following permits for buildings and
improvements have been issued during the
past week:
L. Denning, to build addition to two
story brick, north side Abigail street, near
Spring; cost $3.50.
NJ A. Harrison, to build brick stable,
east side Auburn avenue, near McGregor
avenue; cost 81, 800.
w. H. Clark, to repair two-story brick,
No. 1876 George street; cost 800.
w. H. Clark, to repair two-story brick,
southwest corner of Wade street and Cen
tral avenue cost $3.50.
| Henry Behrens, to build addition to two
story brick, No. us Vine street; cost 5000.
r. Greive, to build four-story brick, No.
465 Vine street; cost ST. 600.
Barrett, Waters q Louis, to build addi-
ton to one-story frame, No. 90 Pendeton
street; cost 5000.
Henry Behrens, to alter three-story brick,
southwest corner of Fifth street and Cen
trail avenue; cost 5000.
Barney Luken, to repair two-story stone
house, west side of Livingston street, be-
tween John street and Central avenue; cost
800.
H. Buhrman, to build one-story frame
east side Ann street; cost 5000.
Andrew Sweeney, to build two-story
brick, southeast corner Clark street anc
Dalton avenue; cost s., $500.
L. Greene, to deposit material for build
ing purposes in front of No. 465 Vine
street.
John VIM. Goldkamp, to build two-story
brick, east side Fortman street, between
Mcmillan street and Forest avenue; cos
81 800.
Feller & Matre, to build two-story brick
No. A Liberty street; cost 81, 300.
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CINCINNATI, September 18th, 1878.
Se13,4tF

EGAL. JOSEPH B. QUINN IS HEBEBY
/ notified that the City Building, Loan and De-
post Association of Cincinnati. OHIO has com
menced in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hamil-
ton County Ohio, proceedings for the foreclosure
OF a certain mortgage given by him to said Asso-
citation on December 18th, 1877, and for the sale
under said proceedings of the certain lot OF ground
conveyed by said mortgage deed to said Associa
tiOn to wit: lot Of land in Section y, Millcreek
Township Hamilton County, Ohio being part OF
Lot No 80, of the subdivision OF Charles c. Muir
dock, Master Commissioner OF Lot No. II, of John
Burgoynes second subdivision OF the lands OF j.
C. Ludlow, deceased described as follows
Beginning at a point on the eastern line OF said
lotsixJy feet distant from the southeast corner of
said lot (55); thence running in northerly di-
rection along the eastern line Of said lot, sixty
feet, thence westerly in q line parallel to the
southern boundary Of said lot one hundred and
seventy-fve feet, to a point on the western
| the southwestern corner OF said lot;
thence southerly along the western line of
said lot sixty feet thence easteTly in line paral-
lei to the southern line OF said lot to the place OF
beginning. These proceedings to satisfy and re-
pay to said Association the unpaid balance of q
certain loan of six hundred dollars and premium
and interest and all other claims OF said Assoca-
ton hereunder upon said Quinn and upon the
aforcdescribed lot Of land; to which he is required
| to make answer on or before November lst, 1873
| au16-6tF
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Sale of Heal
Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
| Probate Court of Hamilton G unity, Ohio will
offer for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY,
September 2sth, at o'clock p. m; upon the prem
ises, No. 1,072 Vine street, hefol0Wins described
real estate, situate in the city OF Cincinnati, Ham
lton County, Ohio, described as follows, to-wit:
Being part of Section H. Township 8, fraction
al Range 2, Miami Purchase. and designated on
the plat of certain snbdivisi n of lands in said
Section, made by David IIoshrook, County
Surveyor, for Thomas T. Cory and thers, as
per Hamilton County Records, Book 81, page
425, by the number Four 4), beginning at stake at
s Backs northWesterly corner on Vine street,
thence at right angles with said street and with
said Backs line. ninety (90l feet to Samuel Will
iams' line; thence with said WiliNms's line, in
southwesterly direction, twenty-five (25) feet to q
stake; thenca at right angles with said Back 8
line, ninety (9O feet to Vine; thence with said
Vine street. twenty-five (25) feet to the beginning.
| Appraised at 81 800.
| Terms of sale One-third in hand, one-thtrd in
one year, and one-third in two years from the day
OF SALE with interest, the payments to be- secured
| by mortgage on the premises sold
CAROLINE EPl1HMUELIER,
Administrators OF q. Spitzmueler, deceased.
| G. TAFEL, Attorney
J CINCINNATI, August S0th, 1873 an2o-4tF
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worm n. weight in cold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern discov-
cry in medicine is DaCosta's Radical Cure
for dyspepsia, sick headache, sour stomach,
eostiveness, biliousness, loss of appetite, dis
tress after eating, and all disorders caused
by indigestion or a deranged liver. Its re-
suits are astonishing. and sure relief is
guaranteed in every case where it is faith
fully used. 1t tones up the stomach, reg
ulates the liver, restores the natural appe-
tite, strengthens the delicate and expels all
morbid humors from the system. Typhoid
and bilious fever might in almost every
case, be prevented by its timely use. Trial
size 25c. A very few doses will relieve, and
and little perseverance cure you.
Sold by John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut
streets; J. D. Wells Fourth street and Cen
trail avenue; H. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof Parkers Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death to Worms.
Pleasant to take and requires no physic,
Price 25c. Try it.
AZ. m L
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the Davis was making her second landing.
at the Big Sandy wharf, Krauss stepped
between a stationary and swinging fender
in trying to get off the boat, and had his
head caught between the beams. His skull
and several portions of his body were lit
orally crushed to jelly. He died within
few moments after being taken on to the
wharfboat. The deceased lived with Mr..
Cohen, at No 232 Longworth street. He
was a native of Vienna, Austria, where his
mother is still living.
Coroner Stitch was notified last night, and
this morning held an inquest on the re-
mains. His verdict was, death from acci'
dental injuries.
The body of poor young Krauss was
buried this evening by his friends, with
whom he had been staying.
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On ,ChasiEe.

Secretary Enoch Taylor, Of the Chamber
of Commerce and Merchants Exchange,
has submitted his report to the above
named Board.
The report exhibits the following facts
concerning the financial affairs of the Cham
ber:
Total receipts. ...."." "."".."..$355 5iS 10
Total expenditures. 292l0 80
Excess of receipts over expenditures. $6,328 SO
The total receipts from all sources are
$SO7 70 less than last year, and the total ex-
pendtures 5000 55 less for the same time,
showing net surplus for this year, as COM
pared with last year, of 81, 202 H.
The report refers to the appointment of
committees on improving the mouth of the
Mississippi River the proposed Industrial
Exposition, the contemplated bridge over
the Ohio River at Evansville, an inspection
committee on whisky the rules and regu-
lations of the grain trade of this city, the
establishment of mint at this place, the
bridging of the Mississippi at Memphis, the
Southern Railroad, telegraphic reports Of
the markets, the commercial understanding
between this country and France, and Other
matters.
During the year the following member:
have died: Darius Eggleston, Isaac B. Lo
der w. Peter Neff, Conrad Stephan, Henry
Gerke, Michael Ziegler, John Schiff, Van c
Coonrod, Richard NJ. Wade, Geo. P. Bow
ler, Chas. L. Moors, Richard B. Conkling
+. X. Weidemer, J. L. Powell, w. II. Pow
ell, Thos. Wheatley, H. B. Bissell, 0. M
I.angdon, Benjamin X. Reynolds, Lafayette
Deyinney, John T. Allen.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, on SATURDAY,
october 18th, at 2 O'Clock p. m, upon the prem,
ises the following described real estate, situate
in the City Of Cincinnati, County of Hamil-
ton, and State of Ohio, and commenc-
Delhi Industry and Miami Turnpike thirty
feet north of the northwest corner OF lot of land
formerly leased to Charles WenHler; running
thence northwardly along the west line OF said
turnpike thirty feet thence westwaTdiy'
ninety feet more OF, less, to Sedan street,
and thence southwardly along the
east line of Sedan street 80 feet thence eastward
ly to the place Of beginning being lot Of ground
30 feet on aid turnpike, and running between
parallel lines to the east side OF Sedan street. 90
feet, more or less.
Appraised at 81, $50. Terms Of sale: Onethird
in hand, onethird in one year, and one-third
in two years from the day Of sale, with interest
the payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. GUSTAV IAtEL,
Administrator de bonis non, with the will an
nexed, OF Adam Hngel, deceased
HEMMELGARN & CO., Auctioneers.
CINCINNATI, September 18th, 1878.
Se134tF
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CINCINNATI, September I'd, 1878. se6-3t

JEGA STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF
| i Hamilton, Court of Common Pleas, No. 50, 100
The Cincinnati Savings Society OF Hamilton
County, Plaintiff, vs. Edwin B. Dobell, Harriet
Dobell, q. II. Bussing & Co., firm doing business
in Ohio, John T. Ritter and Henry Shreve, De-
PENDANTS
The above named defendants, Edwin B. Dobell,
and Harriet Dobell, his wife, Of Lawrenceburg,
Indiana will take notice that the plaintiff in the
above action filed its petition, April 18th, 1875 in
said Court, praying among other matters for the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage executed by said
Edwin B. Dobell and Harriet Dobell, the condi.
ton whereof has been broken, and for the sale OF
the premises thereby morgaged as follows to,%it;
All that certain lot of ground in the City OF Cln-
cinnati, Ohio, lying on the south side of Third
street, between Central avenue and md John street,
being twenty (20 feet in front on Third street and
extending back southwardly the same width,
ninety (90) feet to twelve g9 foot alley being
the same premises conveyed TO Edwin B. Dobell
by Abraham Moss by deed dated May 10th. 1858,
recorded in Book 100, page 299, Hamilton County
Records. The defendants above named are re-
quired to answer or demur on or before Saturday,
| November 10th, 1878 -
| GOODMAN & sTORER,
se13-6tF Attorneys for Plaintiff
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KiIlea ON a Steamboat.
OUT HbRN DIbTRIUI Of VHIUl
CINCINNATI. Sent. u. 1878

A fatal accident occurred about o'clock
last evening Oh the steamer Laura l.. Davis,
ct the Big Sandy wharfboat, at the foot OF
Sycamore street. by which Arthur Krauss,
an Israelite, about sixteen years of age, lost
his life He was peddler by trade, and
had boarded the steamer at lie foot Of Vine
street. In an unfortunate moment while
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS
PR ALTON.
A Day Of asting and Prayer
TO THE PEOPLE OF CINCINNATI
hNOp,S AEEIOE

TO THE PEOPLE OF CINCINNATI
MAYORS OFFICE
CINCINNATI September 10th, 1873 !
AS q large section of our country is now being
desolated by the fearful scourge Yellow Fe-
yer, and as all attempts to stay its progress have
proved futile, deem it meet and proper that we
ask the interposition Of Divine Providence in this
their hour Of drest need.
Therefore, l, R. NJ. MOORE, Mayor Of the City OF
Cincinnati, do issue this my
PROCLAMATION
Calling upon all who believe in Supreme Being
irrespective of creed, to assemble at their various
places OF worship, on FRIDAY. September 18th,
ISIS (Which day has been set apart for Fasting
and Prayer, and then and there impore oul
Heavenly Fathers aid in this hour of need.
Given under my hand and the corporate seal o
the City of Cincinnati, the day above written.
GsEALl R. M. MOORE, Mayor.
srl1-3t
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Suffering will exhibit its presence by the
cries of the baby, and should be removed
by the prompt use OF that highly recon-
mended remedy-Dr Bulls Baby Syrup.
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A nlUscm enus.
GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.

The fine audience at the Grand last night,
in spite of the inclement weather presented
unmisakable evidence of the strong hold
Mr. John r. Raymond has upon the people
of Cincinnati. He appeared in his great
character of Col. Sellers" with fine sup
port from the regular company. Tonight
paul Pry" and 'Toodles,' with Mr.. Ray
mond in both pieces. At the matinee to-
morrow "Col. Sellers will be played. Last
appearance of Mr.. Raymond Saturday
night. Monday night, Louise Pomeroy in
THE Adirondacks."
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SKYLIGHTS.
KIRhS'
SELF-VENTILATING SKYLIGHT

Prevents SCOT or impure sir from entering build
ing; also has double gutter which allows for OK
pansion and contraction, and is perfectly water
tight, whether fiat or any pitch required. Also,
Galvanized Iron Cornice, Tin, Iron and Slate Roof
ing. No. 241 West Third street.
ap5-6mF ,M&W
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INDIANAPOLIS, sept. lA.-F llut anu QueSl,
of the indianapolis nine, signed to-day to
play at Chicago. 1t is reported the former
gets $1,000 for three years. Shatler and
Williamson will also go there. Clapp
signed for Indianapolis Mccormick and
Warner will stay also. Leonard, of the
Bostons, will go to Providence with George
Wright.
The Capital Citys, who failed to come to
time last Sunday, will be here next Sunday
to play the Mohawk Browns.
Races at Chester Park.
The following is the programme of the
Fall Trotting Meeting of the Chester Driv-
ing Park Association:
FIRST DAY, OCTOBER 1, 1873.
Purse No. l, S40O; free for all pacers 500 to
list: 500 to ID; $50 to Sd; $40 to 4th.
Purse No. q $500; 2:25 class; $500 to 1st; 5000 to
I'd; $120 to Sd; $50 TO 4th.
Purse No. g. $500, 2:37 class $400 to lst; $500 TO
%; $l20 to Sd; $50 to 4th.
| SECOND DAY, OCTOBER 2
Purse No d. $500; 2:20 class; $500 to 1st; $500 to
I'd; Sl2O to Sd; $50 to 4th.
Purse No 5, $500; 2:29 class $500 to LIST; 5000 To
Cd; $l20 to sd; $50 to 4th.
THIRD DAY, OCTOBER 8.
| Purse No 6, $780, 222 class; $400 to 1st; 5000 tc
ID; Sl20 to Sd; $50 to 4th.
Purse No. 7, $500; 2:33 class; 300 to 1st; $500 tc
Cd Sl2O to 3D.; $50 to 4th.
| FOURTH DAY. OCTOBER A.
Purse No 8, 81, 900; free for all (Rarus barred)
$500 to lst $3.50 to I'd, $3.50 to Sd, 800 to 4th.
Purse No 8, $500; 2:27 Glass; s400 10 lst, SOC
10 I'd; $l20 to Sd, $50 to 4th.
Purse No TO- 81 GOO: special, the nature OF which
will be announced hereafter.