Dayton daily empire. [volume], December 17, 1864, Image 2

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, IBS !
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Current News Items.
Goldisdu..ioJ 27. If Sh.r-a. Uk. ,
8avanoah, let dealer "with Urge etocn on
b.nd." look out for break I
The Federal and Slate Uih la unio now ,
atoouDt to an average of $130 00 oo each
Toter. Thi.maybecalMbeaTy. Bat there
ii worse coming. ' I
There i. sow hope that the Lincoln plea
to emnpgle bona. State, inlo the ITnioo will
fail.
Tbe campaign against Riohmoad baa coat
160,000 men, and sis hundred million, of
dollam. '
Four dssrters are lo he "shot U death'
it Camp Hurris'ide, near indiaoapolle.
Tbe new Attorney General it under middle
size, hat a big eose, crou-eyei, and a bald
head.
The ciliaens of Cincinnati era having a
pleasant time charg-ina: each other with snak
ing false return lo avoid the income te.
The report thai Sherman had reached 8a
vanoah with 40,000 more men, blaek and
wbite, than he bad wkee he ttarted, ha. been
traced lo Abraham Lincoln. Oie a. in pref
erence a reliable gtntltmait, or an intelligent
contraband.
The people of Canada are io a paaic for
fear of retaliating raids from tbe 8tetea An
n.rl.r tn r..arrEt the St. Albans marauders
ha been issued.
Savannah is the largoet, aod before the war
k. ...-iianeri-.ua oilv in Georgia, ll ie a
,u mini f " -1 J - "
beautiful place, and contain many fine pab.
lie building, public library, Ac.
The correspondent of the Commercial in.
ainuates strongly agaitist Rosecrao. lb
cbarire current in Washington agaioit him
would not be believed, unlees published offi
cially. Morton haa received authority lo raise new
regiment in Indiana. We presume author
ity for such a purpose is very easily obtained
Mid might be bid in Ohio for the asking. ,
Akron, Ohio, bus reached a population of
A noil ant) is henceforth lo be a oily of tbe
second class. ! ,
Via Cincinnati Gaielie discredits the re
rjorted capture of Savannah,
Mrs Choate. widow of the eminent Kufus
Cboale, ie dead at ibe age of 60,
Tbe Republican surveyor of New Tork,
and Tbnrlow Weed are in a quarrel.
It is said that when the Canadian Judge an
nounced the discharge of St Albans raiders in
Montreal, the crowd cheered vociferously
It is aaid that the verdict, in the military
trials at Indianapolis will be announced on
Friday. Feb. 23,
It i. admitted that the publio printing done
at Washington, ie sinking a mint of public
monev.
Greeley says that a greenback which calls
itself $i lies. It is only a little more thaa 12
Not Confirmed.
The reported capture of Havaunah
proves to be liogus, as every relleoting
man supposed it would. The Journal
has hoaxed the neople of Dayton four
times in a single week.
Not Confirmed. A Lincolnian Fallacy.
"The public debt haa become a substantial
branch of private property."
"Men readilv perceive that they cannot be
much oppressed by a debt which they owe
themselves. j
es. AOranant ijincom.
For some time after the war began,
wan the policy of the Kepullicans to deny
that public debt would result from, the
conflict. Aa the war progressed, and the
public indebtedness increased, they cufr
singly denied its existence, or diminished
its amount by a specious and fraudulent
display uf figures. Now, however, in the
fourth year of the conflict, when the enor
mous sum of ur obligation can no Ion'
ger be concealed from the most eredulou.
or ignorant, we are gravely told that thi
debt is a "substantial branch of property;
and that, even considered as a pecuniary
liability, "men will readily perceive thi
they can not ha much oppraeaad by a debt
which the owe to themselves." This
woald be an insult to the publio iatelli
eence, if there were such a thing as pub'
lif! intelligence in these frantie day.
debt were "property," how easy it wonld
he for individuals to become rich as
Rothschilds ) And if national debt
"not oppressive" because "tho people
it to themselves," it would be the part
wise economy to permit the nation to con
struct all our railroads, build all
house., cultivate all our lands, and,
short, ba at the expense of whatever
an outlay of money in any eater
prise or in any brant, of basin..
debt thus created wonld be "substantia)
property," aud the bigger of course
better; aud the people wonld "readily per
ceive that they could not bo much
pressed by a debt whieli they owe
themselves,
The great evil of a National Debt is
that it diminishes the ayfrtgatt of
National Wealth; for we may admit,
argument's sale, that it Jot not, so
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as ihe louda an heM t it own olo.
Tb iKhif U, tbat it mk a new dis- :
tributioD of tlie w.lth of the ouutiy,
end imiioveruhes the many to enrich the
fow Th, n,tim Wge, considered a.
wh, may U ortli precisely much
JMon tU ,it wM inrurr,(1
Bat the people, instead of being nearly
equal poeee.eor.oi if.....M,u
their several portion gone from them into
the handa ef a comparative few. Aod
the sum which once were theirs, to do
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itn as tney pieaseu, era now ..it,
anJs, as evidence of debt, upon which
the farmer owner are bonnd to pay inter
est, until such indebtedness is paid if
such a time should ever be.
We may illustrate tbe whole matter in
the ease of a family. Suppose hit. broth
er, inherit S.'i.OOO each making in the
aggregate $80,000. Ol the aix, one is
indent, cautious, sharp, aud uuHcrupu-
The others are idle, profligate, aud
uuforlunate. In the course of years, the
thrifty brother, by one resort or another.
a. obtained a mortgage of ftli.aUU upon
the eetate of each of his brothers, upon
hich they each have to pay him tW&0 an
nual interest. Now we can well imagine
m fortunate holder of the uiui tgngws pro-
aiming that the wealth of the family is
not diminished; that the family are quite
as rich aa evr they were; that the debts
are wholly owing to thttiueteet, etc. But
th fiv luckless follows, who keep tlioir
noses to the grindstone all the year round
to pay interest; who are ablo to make no
improvement of their property; aud who
are ooustrained to deny themselves oven
necessaiies of life to meet their obliga
tion, are nnabl to appreciate or enjoy the
family prosperity, of which the mortgagor
of their positession, and th recipient ot
th earning of their toil, makes such louil
boast. ....
This is an exact illustration of the kin-
colnian fallacy uuder consideration. The
lands, and lots, and goods, and chattels of
ninety-nine of our people, will be under
bond and mortgage to pay an oppressive
sum in the shape of interest, to a fortunate
one. of each hundred of the whole popu
lation. Still, "the aggregate wealth of
the whole natioo is not diminished." The
lucky holder of bonds will esteem the
debt "substantial property." Uut whether
the debt which the people thus owa to
themselves will not be oppressive, the tax
paying seasons of 18G5, and tuture years,
will determine.
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Greenbacks in Nevada.
to
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A correspondent of the St. Louis Repnbli
can says: ...
"If a maa or woman designs to get his or
her name in the papers, all that is necessary
for them to do is to coatraoi a ueui, auu men
pay it in legal tenders. They are immudi
auly published by advertisement iu the news
papers to Ibe world aa haviug been guilty of
paying a debt in greenbacks, and the friends
of ihe .dvertiser are warned to never truit
them, and to pass tnem around fortha benefit
of the parties tubers nave aaopiea a novel
method of giving publicity to such acta, by
havini a small handbill printed in neavy
moornins'. statins? that John Smith had this
day paid Richard Brown $50 in greenbacks at
par, for goods, aa the casa may be, contracted
on a gold basis. They are then posted np in
the most frequented and conspicuous place
in tnecity, ana are oeriam to aurusi univer
sal attention.
New England Ideas.
The New Tork Tribune congratulates its
readers that New Englaad ideas rule the
country. It is a faet, and to it we owe the
nresent terrible condition of the nation
OS aa T a -jtoe viuuruun.l uuuuinir. i.ui,
only New England ideaa rule us, but the New
ttngland spirit so pread it taint everywnere
that tbe conspiracy mama is aa prevalent now
as the witch mama was in me goon old uays
of tbe diobs cotton Mather I
bvery fir is now supposed 10 oe an incen
diary bra I
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The treat advantage of citiaent being ere d
itors as well aa debtors, with relation to the
publie debt, is obvious. Men readily perceive
that thev cannot be much oppressed by a deht
which tbey owe to tnsmseives. rreaiaeni $
Mtuagt.
Tbe old apology tor exlravagaace. "it s an
in th family," has rained many a one and
is no less a lallaey iu the mouth
of a President, than in thai of a peasant
A public debt is a publio burdeu and the
heaviest end of the log rests on the shoulders
of labor. If it were possible lor the evidun-
of Dublin deht to be owned pro rata by ev
ery man in the conntty, repudiation of the
whole would be neitueranaraanip nor a crime,
for it would be all the same to tbe people
bnt that never was and never can be thecase.
The debt ef a nation is always owned by cap
ital and it matter net to whom tbe interest
is paid, at bom or abroad, it is a burden still
and the logio which teaohe that a publio
debt i "no debt at all," is borrowsd from
th philosophy of the Hibernian steward, who
oontended that a kettle which be had dropped
overboard ia the ocean waa "not lost be
cause ha kauw where it was. JVsie tfareu
Htgltttr. . ,
Erurara. The following epitaph is ia the
hnroh yard of Umpton-on-Severn :
Caiiar Una suae, lo uop- ef Ztoa,
liota lay the bunllord ot the Lion j
Hie aoa keps on Ihe bueiuae anil,
kaiseed ta lb heavenly will.
Some few weeks since a suit waa termiua-
ted ia Hungary, which bad engaged thaourla
in that oountry for 180 yeara ,
A ladv had her likeness take by a photo-
kl.,' .ka ...ol.rl il .all that bar
giaiiaiai, w --
husband prefers ll to the original.
New England Ideas. Swearing for a Family.
Kro(l It. S Mc(,i.v, fur U"irten ver.
D6cdol. .
During ooe of our exumixslions for baptism
at Ngukaog, 1 observed lhat one womau end
some three or four oung people bed the
seme surname. Tnia ciruuinstauce led to the
following conversation between myself and
one ol the young ineu
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observe yuu all have Iba same surname.
Are you members ol the sain lamily T 1 in
quired.
"Yes," one replied, "this is inoiher and
thps are my brotht-rs."
"Where is jour lather f" 1 continued.
' He is at home attending l' buurie."
"il,fs tie approve ol your em'irat'in
ChriMiaiiity 1"
"Tes, he is autiruly willing."
"Why duel not yonr father himnelf become
a ('hrintiiin "
"tie any it wonld not aii'wor fnr all tint
family lo vinbrac Cliriittmrity."
"And why," I anked, with noniti curiosity,
"d(M-s h.-. think so 7"
"He esys that if wn all become Chris
tians, our heathen neighbor will luke advnn
tagn of thl circumstance to iinjiost up. n
us."
"Uuw w II they do that?" T enquired.
Christians arn not allowed loswear or light
and father Ays that when our wicked neijli
bnrs aicertaia that we have embraci d Christi
anily they will proceed at once to curse aud
maltreat us Hence, Uthnr snys to us.
"You mnv all become Chriitiaiis, but 1 must
remain a hemhrn. so as to retaliate1 on nur bad
neighbors. You can go lo meeting and
worship, hut 1 inual stay at home In do the
cursing and fighting lor the family."
A Slight Mistake, But one that
Might! have Ended Serioaly.
A iientlfinnn residing tin Second street re
lumed suuiowlmt suddenly from a huaines
trip up the river one ovening laat week, and
Dpi in entering hi home learned from ICbony
that the awom partnerof his joys and sor
rows bad gone lo the "circuuilms" with the
"Captain and his wikers." Our huro is not
ortlinurily a i"alous man, but tho green-ered
monster look pOH.sessioii of hitn junl then,
and arming himself to the teeth he started
out to watch the festive couple They met on
Mudiaon street. Tbe injured husband draw a
revolver, and cried revenue, hut a quick
movement ou the part of Ihe otlicer wrested
it Irom his band and brought him tn tbe
ground.
"My husband I O, my brother I" screamed
the Inly, and hostilities ceased.
fJ"Wait I" exelaiitied the vanquished husband,
with surprise, iw he clutched the band that
smote him.
"I I didn't know it was you ; I thought it
ws some d d odicer making love to my
wile."
Here came in the laugh by a namber of by
standers, during whioh ibe trio moved home
ward. Tl.e officer bad been absent two years, and
during the absence of his sister's husband he
arrived here, en route for his home in Illinois
on furlough. Mtmdhm Jlulletin.
Predictions.
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Mrs. Cora V. I., (latch, spiritual medium
s predicting in relereuce to the war. Bhe
says or, as is believed by those haviug faith,
th spirits speaking through her say :
A plot will li inaugurated to assassinate
Mr. Lincoln before hia inauguration. We
(the spirits) know this to be true.
Time will test this prediction, She also
say :
There will be one more draft, and po'sibly
two, for it is the intention of the leaders of tbe
rebellion lo arm the slave', preposterous ua it
may seem to some. In ihut case five hun
dred thousand more men will be required to
fill np the ranks of the army, as an offset to
the new order of thing which is about to be
inaugurated by our enemies, and also to take
tbe places of those who term of service will
run out before another year closes.
And further the spirits say not.
A Will If we possessed the most talus
bla things ia lha world, and were about to
will them away, tbe following would be our
plan of distribution :
We would will lo me world, truth ana
friendship, which are very scarce,
We woull give to physicians, skill and
learning.
lo Abolition editors power to tell the truth
occasionally.
To "clergymen, zeal in tbe cause of
Christ crucified, instead of the nigger glor
bed.
To lawyers, merchants, broker and public
emoera, honesty.
To old women, short tongues and legs
To young women, common esnse, large
waists ami nntaral leet.
To aervauts, obedience and honesty.
To old men, preparation for death.
To young sprouts of dandies, goed sense.
little cash and bard work.
To old maids, good tempers, little Ulk and
suitable busbauua.
To old bachelors, a love for virtue, children
and wives.
Leaf tobacco will catch It I Forty cents
pound additional taxation, it ia estimated, will
swell the revenue some twenty-five mil
lious.
Two bou nty brokers are under arrest in New
York for crimping furlonghed soldier aud
sailing him lo a rooming oltlcer lor oue thou
sand dollars.
Among the lanntonanie colors this season
are "Loudon Sni(ike"ud"Nik-biug.tle Sighs
Their tiuta may be imugiuud but not de
scribed.
Uoraoo's motto, "ns sutor ultra crepitlam,
applies to railway employes, and may be trans
lated, stick to your station.
eer-e-e"ea-e ay .
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New Advertisements.
1U8SOLUT1UN NOTICK. .
mUK prti.rHhiphflorursj iiij(iuu UwM-nHi
I kulaeriLwjrii, uudar tb linn name of titty, Hilt)
I Uay.i) ihHtislviMi liy UtuttiaJ ()tiiit,ut. Tlin Imibi
nan will b uoniiouod by LoiHrtl b. bilwr, who tittH
jurutiHti uib tDireiia ml turn oitir tr(Df r( nuU
who mvu nfui an tiiivmtt tiua to autl.iruD.
nrm. ihaau hat,
LKOnAKII n.UILKR.
JelTdlw-3tw AUEAHAM HAY.
SSUV1L.S. P Molan'e Oface haa haan
moved trous megg s baiMtng to as Uain elreei
, Cntween beooudaud iimd straata, ovei Mr. Koeebei-
. xtstivb wina-Tbe beet and puis native
oalawba Wiu. lor iale by the ..harrel or gallon.
Aire. JiKSUHHllia KOKI,
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TKTITION FOR I'AtttlTlON'.
Hmrjr M.OeMiarl, O-lhnrt Ann (11 tirt nil Mt
M 0tbrl, T.. Am l R. tt.ll.rmo, John A.
V.Hrnin. rtorr O-I Imn ami (il.n O.Wirl
Suinor Ourl ol Montgoinvit Count), Oluo. Pa
lition for Partition.
MKI.IA K. WKl LKRMAN, Joho . Wellarnian,
H.I, r F. II IkiI, H,.artm f. 0lihrt and
KlU-n 0thart will nonnrt lliat a Patlnoa waa
nlrit a,(.til tliem on the Imh day at ! ruber, A
; I. IHnv, In the MuiHMittr '.'ourt r,l yonltfomerv Coua
' tv. Ohio, lir Hani y Al OeMmrt, atriirioe Ana '.lr
, haft aii'l Mary M. Iir-bharl, anl la nu pf-n'ting,
wnrrain nanry n . wenriari . .iaiuarina ami ..guitar,,
u.r, u. Oi.hart uwaan.1 parunoaul Ui.(oliu.
nirf r,al aalate. lo-wit:
Huna a in lha Cnnnly of Montsamery anil 8tat of
OluorMlnr a part of the a,nih.a-t quarter of aeinion
No. I, towii-hi No. S, ranua & eaal, u.; ISeixinuli'K
at tbe eoiitl, at cortiurnf lha traot lltH .Ml H.n rtaH
a., an" w. I'olrr thu ac-tlon foroer at a atone;
then,- n. 'i' los '6 porrhea altinn Oahhart's bmi
I, i.n line to a Htoiie; Iht-m-e n. 1". w .1 ho.IiiO parrhea.
alonj Wea.ar'a nn,l tl.a ar-tMion line to a lIBD;
then" a. Hi , w. las r,a ppri-hea alnat ttoot'a line lo
a alo' a; tht-iine aohlli 40, a :tj mi pen-ti a alcDt Ja
eoh Hha.la'n line to the pl-x-e of lieginriioir, iw UiiiiirK
(O'i) mi ity nra at-rea, mora or lean. Al.o lota nntti.
1,-rpil Furty nttif. liflv, tt'tr-ona and filly-two 4S, tM,
.'1 arjl fit), ai leaivnAterl on a lat of Ihe an nil let a too
otiuirt ot aentinn No. :i:l. town A ranirn7, inmle It"
Mi t:lnre an-l llainaa, an-l rai'oniril on lha reconla
ol Monliffttiiery Ootintv.tih'O, in plat lainS A, pae
.Vl.aitiiatoiu M'aSiihi t.iu.ip, Mi,lfioiiary Couu -
ly , tlllo. end that, at lha Kehrilary term, 183; of
aai.t lionrt, ii a -anl Henry M. Oel'hart. f elhertne il.
tinttiart ami Mary M.Hel.hart wttl apply for an or
dor, Itiat prlitton may b - In nta nf aanl pretn.aea,
MAHV M UKIIHAKI',
; ri I KINK ANN IJKBHARI',
MaKY M. OKHIIAKI'.
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Haotuel O. Kmlay )
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Ileniamiii K. Klla.
Huiianor Caurt.
ON Tiia-"tArtli"l7fh (lav ol Devemrier, 1H04, I will
nllar at puMm Kala at Ihe tloor ef lha t'ourt H ouee
Inlhrtf'ityiri La)ton, the lollowttiK lUai-rltatiJ goo-la
aouehalllae to-mh All Ihe marhini-ry, loola, n iliirea.
-., of It. I. Kha Stereotype Foumlry, onihraoinii,
pane, ft take, noniaa, Settles, ah.vi Machine : alao.
n,a PriutK Ohi--e tntha earns buil ling e.i.hrei-iiig
'I'ype, f.'N.e., t'tmsaa, t'onipoeiog Htoue, Printing
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linn ra-niue, NtaiiUmir Preca, Toole, An.. .' lao hie
Won.l ml nl"rr-olypa Knuravinir. lo Ihe atuouul of
anon' niti-on naniir. a m niirniatr. an nainx m nie
Prtiiling oti ue in Miarni Oily : A lao, all of tho follove
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r.ihle litflionary an.t -.u:ylopoJie
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The l-'armara HaoU Kouk
t'am ami Virginia
The Lite of lr. Hhalriiari '.
The K-onnmv of Human i.tli,
The I -ih of Kthaa Allen
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the 1'plter yilraulio la llAytoti, roeently ootuitnej Ly
Klla a M'lUree'ir, sis boxoa cf Logwood ot loo Urn i.
ree Oartioya of Vitriol : U4 lbs; aix emi ty (tarrioye,
one Rope Pitcher, one Iron Sale, 40 yarda Welting,
Suuilry Poola, and other Slftclnaery of th old Mul,
2tmo oounda of Wbll-a Haga.
Alao, taaduitioa one I'ony norie, uarneea, ana the
only Wagou owneil i y H. K. i-lla, one Blue lluggy
ii'i -tarneaa, one Whta Mare 1,1'ollr) and Haiorea
he only old Htiggv, one email r-emity t.'arriage
lid Single llarni-aa. ono Cow (Mally). two 1'lowa; two
tjultivauira, Hameaa and other rairatag llnpleineiita,
ting upon anid Kil e pretiiiaeaAlNoaaia Kit a private
library conlainie alaiut oue thenaand Volumes. Al-o,
aaid Kll'a Hotiaenold rurnllnru to the snieuutol ftAl
he But item inlenaed to oov r all eurniture now id
aai4 Kll'a private reauji-nee, whioh may come in uader
the foliowirig deacriptiea
Marble Top Dri'ii'.ing t,'aao, 'ne Waeh Stand Mnrhle
Top, to Hiie and tieuter Tablea, one Iioien t'haira,
eiieHota, CartietH, Ueadataada, What Not, Mian, la,
Stovea, Merror, Hlinda, Win,tow, alao, all the other
furniture now i-i ea-.d Kit a noae.
SO Keama of Klat Cup Paper,
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Ai.l Livea of IClhan Allen. ,
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lone J'arablea in Verae.
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alio " l.oldea Troaaura.
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dn (Jroae Blank Notee.
votl 'loptea liit'tinnary of yueatioua.
'U Uroaa Memorandouia.
ab Iiosmu Menioraudoina Lea'ner Bound.
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Lawyer's Ulenka.Ac,
Kagsol White l , Oil in Harrel, Nsilea, So.
Type Metal on luvid. stoi'k iu bmldiug. Ac. ao.
Sale to comuieuce at I o'clock: A. si . aud coulinua
from day to day until all laaold.
1 aims Uaaa. 1
UEO. WOOAMAN, 'helin.
J. A. JoaoAg, Att'y. de!7dawu
N O TI C P
TOTHKIAi-PATEUSof M0NTCUMKBY CO.
rpUE TrMtmrer't Oftiosj will b kpt open for th
1 purpoHoi rfdi'iviog ittacm, irom vy o oioci A
MT until 4oV1ock P. M.
And tor tbe f'9mmoiHtion of the Ux nvra in
ttii? fit j of i-tftytou, iron, 7 ovioc r. m. until j, p.
JWHA l ItAn KKHniLY,
TroMuror Moiitoiuttrj Com ly.
Journal copy.J
SHERIFF'S SAl.B
or
VALUAbLK PUoPEUTlf IN CITY OF DAYTON
Joliu Mi'I.ean, AHmmiistrator of John Sut iaberger ,
UtK'eatitvUi vs. jLUinunu nieoKi ei ei.
Ca-e No. 1!l6.
BY virtue of, and in obedifcm'e to, an order of sale
niM'Irt by too Huiwrior (lourt of Mouiuoioerv
i-f.uufy, hii, I will oiler at nubile eale at tke dour l
tbe Con it Hoitee in Deylon, on
r-aturotf, januan I. letib,
At two oVlot.'k ' 111 ol ituid tiny, the tollowiujj tie
vcrilKid leal tftatitttv, VK: Lola iLiii)frej two tbouiiniid
sij. tiuuilrwl end ihreeU and four lltouaaud ;tnd
uiuetyoue (tfulae dettiKniitttil on Ihe reviktv' lHt of
Ibe nty f lateum the county of Monteiery and
etsttu ef ubto.
Lot No ati0 is situated on Weat Third utreet nerth
aide, ou whieb there is a large two story Inuue dwU
inaand Kther out tiuil'linn housu Noi ndi has
btn anprinttpd at Yf.Miu. ,
Ijot No. ton I ib a vai'ttiit lot anil extends triun Ash
ley street to Frank eirHft, near Wnrreu, Htrtset. .ud
baN U'tu HppraiMtHl nt fl'iU.
Th above tlewiiikuit iironerly cannot sell for less
than te). thirds of iIm upiiriuaeJ vidue.
UKoKwa, WtXiAAlAN.hheriil Mont, countv.
Dni.iN Oaiiill, Attomuya. dtt lteU
Professional Card.
LAW NOTICE.
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
I I AH Itfis 1IMKU TUB PRAOT1U OF LAW. j
tirrits (furtho prenent) at bis reside ie, N 0.313
First Mtreel, lMytou, Ohio. ( ,
Or trios Uovsh if out ! A. M. to three P. M.
IU I N, O. Nnvrinlsjr Ulh, lM4. DOvitftf
Jllll HI. J. i.aj I J
ATTACHMKNT. ,
Jamas Hieky PIS't. ) llefnre Julio H. Stoiielmau.
BKiunal V.I. P. ol llajitoa Towaahtu,
JamaaClaik.lif't. J Muul County, Ulu.
OH til taldavor Movaniher, A. I) lsaS,saldJuatK-a
iaaneil eu order of Allarlimeal iu Ihe anuve
airtiou Mir Hie aura of One Hnudred aod Kirt-tvo
Oullara. Caiiae aul fur ueanug Uenemtier Sd, laul,
lo'eluk P. M. JAMaU KlllKKV,
Vf, li. kiu.vu.is, Att'jr. , uovlT-duawe
Professional Card. Clothing.
Medical
.1
at
-A.T T 13 N T I O N ! !
0n,Tor Before Christmas,
We, the undersigned, promise to stllchtspe
OVKRCOAT3,
BUSINESS SUITS,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS
PANTS
"VESTS
BiVSf andI0lITHS, CLOTIIIXU,
For leva money lb, any other Clothing Hotifw iu
ri.ti. nfjo- mr) w rmninn int ihuiio intaii wa
anj in ton rat ti on with lurne Whnlnnftl OloibmK
Mftnuiu'turinK Houk in Ctncinrati, whtrf, certainly
Dfthlea us to give tbe iibove indunmfnte.
Vftt are couAttuitly receiT nk tbe latest etylee of
delhtHK
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Wbiuit is carelully selected aod well maila. Call and
xaauo our stock ol CletliuKi befor farcbaiuK
elsewhere. at
l'O 8
MAIN 8TRKET,
AfaU Ho Miatake ia their number aud SlUN,
WDICH HANGS OUT AND UEAD8
sohWahz ac nosiisr.
CLOTHIERS
JLCZD
novl-lmdAw
! Street.
if! - - -fljl; i 1
(l'RKH 'onisi. Ootdii, Bor ThroM, Anihrna.ni)
J CintittijitK-n. It in only nrfifry (nr rt vut
wJ-ouMeU with thn oompluolt to lron UtM ol
itrickfand 't Mrlliftuout Covgk Baham
to omirimf)Mitn thnt t in Itie btf pr?prit.D vr
u-i- it not only .Mirfpj th RtKiV nre Uonn nl tl
Thrrmi und IjinKH, but It rjr Nipht MwrttU tidd
Hpitnng nf H)"vi, ntid i mi sxlli,t ftn,tfm for may
Ifinij of Horo Thrt-wt, II m nlftt-unt to lifts, ri1 c
f.iif tTiHu-ini mr tnffintt. I'rr ft Cntt pr ttitil.
'unal iY lrurei.(- jaenffrnlly. rt.U
MVKKYB(HY Ii taintf euro! ot Uue tiiatrtemg
yj JiarnfHv by ihe tine oi
Dr. Strickland t Fife Remedy,-
Kerul whfit ttioiap hny who hnvo vnnt 1I1
Mr. Chnrlc W. Liiiiti.fini, of Leumvillt, ard Mr. J.
P. llHWiril, Cint'innati, u , l oth irttj afir utmikj,
one pot ol lir. SirirklRii.ru I'M Hcntetly. The tuy
nicy iinvo irion ve ryuim iiu r uki o el ft HI bo riel.
Diu one roioi rirri.-KiiH.il rue tteintvtiy ?r?rld a
itrtH:trure alter Mtitte-rinK lor mniv y. Mre wilb the
woretkjn'l ef Piles. 'I tiey reoonimend avcrv cue
who is Buffering to try tt.
a a iur
Dr. Strickland $ Pitt Hem nit.
80M by all in.KKiU, ry eta a pot. MaunfeotHren" at
No. a Krit Fourth t, Oincinnntt. O. ml
ef ia,'aaaaa7iaSeaaWaa
AMI
F LUX.
Strickland" i A nli- Cholera Mixture.
18 a corn)a,aitlnn of aatrinrents, aliaorliente, eltmn
Innta and carm.nativi.e, ahn-hi eery )r)Mrimi at
knowleilxre is tlie only ureparalir.a Diet aill ulei l a
lermnnent ouroof liiarrhea and Pyaeter.. This Anti
Clmlera Mixture Is new in aae id aorne of i.ur etnv
hoauitala where itKitea the ereatrit aaliaaiui,ti. ft
ha raved the llveanf ItinuFStida of our soliliers and
eltisei)a,and we will suarantee it tn be th beat reme
dy ir. lie world for liarrheaand Iyaentery.
Mr. W..l,ol t;otintou, My., will he must belli J
lo satiety any one aa to Ihe virtue ol Mtrii-klanil'a Anti
Cholera Mixture; In larl we liavo a ureat iiiiiiiUtoI
leatitnoniala from oatienta who have leeo eiiid utti'i
iM'ttis pronotmneii in ural.le l.y their l-ti v.ician-, aorne
alter takingonly one lottleol HlnralMid'a Anil hol
ara Mlxtuie. If yoaauKer wnb fnarntiia mid I tten
tery try oue bottle. 14
rilOFKfifsOR OK Mt'AN'N
ONLY GENUINE
HAIR RESTORER !
DISEASES OF THIS SOAI.J'
allllv skill of the medical facully in U-KtiiiP .!! nr-t-f-.
of the m;alp haa.in aiTiRjoriiyor raeea, ! lei
tUd by this, the mom pecul-ar dticae of ite tiun.un
frame. It is not lo lee wondered at, hh it r (juin h ichi
study, dep r eean-h andacaretul .tiTfhiiystit d ol
the cauHes which pioduce Ihe tiipe. Uiilfn thb
ca(ie m discoyered, it in an utter impoeaibiliiy to
erad cat the imeane and ai1?ot a permanent cure.
Dieeanee of the fjU'elp hafr .-een pronounced ilK-sUral'le
by some of the moel eminent physicians. 1 iufve de
voted If K Alt OF STUDY .
To this peoutlar part of Che human Irtvtae, suid I hw.
aabslleat that 1 poHswss
T1IM ONLY UKMKUT
So tares known, that would permanuuUf; erwdimie
tbose loathsome ditai'uaes of the et-alp ).
SALT KHKUM, SCALD HKAL,
And other culauwoiis tliseaHes, and restore ft tinir to
moee wno nuve otx-onie bald. 'Jo mukti
Kood the asttertion, 1 wilt (brlrtt
FIVE II UN D It ED DOLLARS
If I fait to cure the worxt cattes of diseased suUpa I
tbe longest ..landing wiLb lite
UNLY sjlKMVIIVK MAI It UaCHTOHKH.
Read th ittUowinu :
(Ttstivtonitit of Mi, hunih Gould.)
Alba m, Mrw Yons.
Paor. 1)kHckn: Two years no my sculp bet Htne
diHvaetrtl.and my haircnnnntint-d toiall out very tnt.
1'ne dmcatie uprrad nnlll my scalp was cue complete
sore. It twcAiiie vry pmiilul; my rest aft nifht wai
brukeni tbe burning end it'iiiii benHUon an-ii) -PuvibIIh;
1 would apply rtmtdy alter rmdy, but
only niorneninn n-'uf. J rr.r-. ''nl scveial !.)
ciatiiri ol Ibis nty. I waa inlorined by U.em inut Hi
dicspe wKh whioh my roflp was ahVeted waa n e huit
Hh iin, and luat tb ) c. u W nrbttne. rad
your udveilift -u:t . .u ttuOuluded t consult you.
You asHtiredme that you wonld eradicate trie durase
and restore nty hair, whioh bud beoonno lery ihm,
With timt aHiirance I placed myseli in yoir hnnds.
and tho rcMiille are, I bave a lujturienl head ol bait;
my scalp is Drfetly well, and my bear baa erased ttv
ddl out. Kepit.-tully youra,
Mas. Ha a a Uoulu, No. 117 Penth Pearl stiwt.
It in a fact stiknowletffied by alt who have d the
BturKstorer, and their name is Legion, Uiat it la
THK ONLY PKEPARATIOV
That would efteotually and permanently restore tbe
bsirof lboswhor bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
Tbe large and rapidly inoreasiDg sale ot Restorative
istiie atrongoHevideucoof tbe uiamlold beueUU U ll
so ili rri or upon
TH K HUMAN FAM1I.Y.
The confldt aoeof the public baa bewn obtainel, and
tbey ail mute iuauuug to ita uitntand vaat skfrei-i-onty
CVKH ALL PREPARATIONS
Everintrhduced. I do not recommend my preKra
Hon tocmuxe hair to arow siv leet in trebly aa irmny
month), as it m siivipleunpoBei.ility, and touby iu
oonaiateut with Lbs iitws of Nature. J o Uiose vt l.o nt
skeput aal or im reduloua, J will Diaka a uoua bdetiilvi :
I -will forfeit 1,000
(One Thousand iMtllare) If I fail to cure tbe worst
Vfuwioi partial iMlduees, under taJteen yeaxa' stand
tug, with
TH a. ONLY CI KM INK HAIR BK3TOKKB.
This wenderlul remedv la aold bv druiraiau utyiM-
ir IUUK J'KUbVlnT MAN 11UT UUI I' HfclMt
rtm it.
N.B. Curfta uuarnu:Hd In every ense wbere tbe Ji
rections for t ue are implicitly obeyed.
w-rriuo, vi per boui, or six noui- rnrtrtt.
VROF. H. A. IK Mi'NN,
Sole Proprietor, No. VV tirnnpe hit pt,
feTMIr Allrftny. New Y..rk
FUEL). SC1IWAHTZ,
Itattchttr. Stall No.
south sum nf Tin ma kk at hochk.
Keeps on haiitl tlie Best Quality of Mrints.
BBea-3m '
I- ii a lKKHONII bNSIBUHS Or H A V
6ff'VJitr".T J mriheir
lit lit f'A.tu riffle CUBBMIir
and iierS-ftly, will pl.aae leave orders etBUT'lER
riKLU AINU'S BtlUK AND rAFb.ll STUUK,
comer of Third and Mniii elreets.
ans'-ie I- BWKCBBr.
A,)AA PICK SI O NT II nan be made aelllns ou r
(PwlHr latnialttn Medala, with parleet hkelira.i-a
till me eaU'liuati-a. Alao, atneuuiu weuai ui leene-
raleiraat. Yrv e, $ IU per hau'irwd, te Autata. Juat
tke buaiuesa for itiawhaiKed or disahled Voldiera re
enuaae in. Saiaule aeutou reueit-t ol it veils. Ad
dreaa W. k. LANI'MKAR,
aej17-tf Uoaaioau. Otlio.
JACOB I.KSHKK'8 Kslate.
NOTTfK ia haruhy fi ven that Ihe .ulieenlr waa oa
the Wd day ol Orioler, lae4, duly Bni4litiMl as
attmlniatrator iu she estate ol Jacob Leaher, lata l
Mooteoniery tlolnity, daeiaaed
Slovemtier let isa. BO. W, MOVIB.
BorteJ-wSw
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