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THMILiYMMnREi
FUN AND FANCY.
The Whole Story.
WhM Jones waa eutoan lwH linnl
On onedmy being Preaidant.
Al twanty--Pn, Jonea thei0ht that be
Uootaol m lntrk-t Judge work be.
P.n.1 hootlea alt lha nominallmW '
Ilia rival Toinnkiea grerad the
At forty Ave hlmlraam. had fed;
Hope and ambition both werniliat.
Wh-n from bin ti. ho round releeae.
Ho died- a Jum.ee l the Peere. , ,
f ymilhfiil heart, in htirh and hnWi
7 Sum la fJu bruri, aad alory lot 4 I
Hir 1ii:io Nowton'n iirpliow vmn a Herjry
niiin. Wlirn lio linil MTf(rmol tho mar
rl:iri' I'lTi-ninriy for n ili tin nlwnyr
rrim.'il till' ft'1. .1Tillf; Win VMir ttFwva
Knr wn'tln-t, 1 finve iloim you nil-alilrf
nonjrll iijrrnny.
fly illmitloii of tha l'ri'slilent the Socrv
tnry f War, on .Tuiwlay onlcrt'il the iIIk
'lirit of ovury primmer from tlir OIJ
Capitol wlio hint Im'cii coiiiiiiilliHl tlu're by
I)( u-rlivi' K.-iki-r. at tin-niim tlmi' ilm lnr
injf that. Mh v lnul Iwn lliuni long euoti()i
it limit any t:liai'K'Hl)i.'iiiK pri-frrrrtl aainM
tin-ill. , , , .
A jrriil.piiinii lately iimiplitiii.it.rl a lmly
on Imt iiiipriv;il iipimiirunri'. You tin1
ffiiilty of fliitl.TV." il tin- IjkIv. "Not ho,"
replied lie. "fur 1 vow yon are plump as h
partridge." "At. Hint.'' aitlil the lady, "I
thought yon jruiltv of tlnttery oidv, Imt
now yon are actually making gnme of me."
A clerk In a iiiiitlr atttre was lately ovor
Miwi'.rcil liy a fatuiui.tiiij' jounj; lady, who
u.intril In purrlm-u- " Mr. TIii.ni.'i- IloiMl'h
hoii of the a reiilli iiiair nnder-f;ai'iiieiit"
'1'he clerk Imtlill alive.
SOUKWHAT I'MITN'UI.AK. A jrllMllllMI
riceiilly visileil Oil City, and went to a ho
tel to iop over night.
Said he: "tiivu me the Lest room In the
hoiic."
Ci-rtuinly," miiil the lamllord ; "I'll jrivf
von me room imiriow eMl iM't'lipieo..
Vaiter. show this man to parlor l."
"WniOr-r did as ordered found nine or
ten cots, each with a i-:n a'l-HK k therein.
He MMzet Ins carwt-bair and eaine hack
swiarinir, I .and lout, I'd like to sleep in
the room 1 nnrlow Win I occupied, hut
d d If I don't object to Hleeplnj; with the
entire lilack J'cpiihlicaii party."
Iniki.i.kiknt t UAiirrY. A person who
was solie.il.iiiK aid lor a lamily in lunnedi
tite distress, called on another w ho exiiused
himself, Ly saying "must lie excused,
having just pven six yards of fluiinil to
the Niiilhern mailmen."
Tkiikihi; Explosion Iaiss or I.ikk. A
ti'rrilileexplosion took place lu tliu Wiisli
IngUm Arsenal on the lSUi, in a building
in which the workmen were, enframed In
Kortine ammunition, removing cjiitridpejt,
. wTile.li was most terrible and disastrous
in ll ell'ecl. The force of the explosion
was felt at remote distances in the eity.
Seven imthoiis are rcHrted killed, and several
others are so badly hurt that their it
eoverv Is deemed ImiswHilile. Thev arc all
employee, who have formerly been in the
army.
A Narhow ill nil A. friend In Ohio
writes us unit a liev. Mr. Itovcl, who pro
fesses to Leul'resbyteriuu ininisUT. refused
Ui bnnlixtt a child Localise the tiarentH uave
him the name of C. I., Vallanifiliam. This
Mr. Iloyil is seeklnit a pla:e to p natch his
iMiiuicni uospei. ne nopn our irieniis in
Ohio, will not, In order to Ket rid of him
leeoinmend him to the "t rcedmeu's Bu
reau." Under the religions instruetiuu of
such men as Mr. lloyii ami Air Martindale,
the neirroes would soon become so demoral
ized hx to be beyond all hope of sulvatiou.
free n. Lomiiuiiiweauit,
!' Klslit at a IIorn Riu-.
At a horse race, the other day, near
1 leckerV Station, Knox County, Indiana, a
tree light sprung up between some of the
parties in ntlcndanee, and as It pnignwsed.
a dcsMmdo named Homer Johnson, who
has been susS'cted of having been impli
cated in the murder of l'urccll. near Vin
ceunes, some two years ago, struck a man
named Caw, who w as fciklng no part in the
row, with A pair of brass "kiiur.ka," knock
ing nut his eye and injuring him so se
verely that he died on Sunday morning, at.
davlight. AnntherdcsM,rartonaiiHxl Henry
Hill connected with the Kvansville and
Crawfordsvlllo Hailroad commenced tir
ing indiscriminately Into the crowd,
wounding aeveral persona, and killing a
horse. The crowd made a rush lor him,
and he fled, but was pursued, about tilty
shots being tired at hi in, eight or nine of
which took ctt'ect, one passing directly
through his body, and another striking him
on his hip, which brought him down. He
returned the tlpe, and even after ho fell,
continued to tire, until he waovcrKwured.
Horace (iroelcy is in Washington with
his soothing syrup to allay the irrigation of
his political friends. Jin labor in New
York to promote dissension bv advocating
Hie most radical measures, ami then throws
a liundtul of sugar to .the enraged beaut
wheit he hears hi til growl in the Cupitol.
Horace is very bravu in exciting ooulru
lion, but nuiiits Uku u poltroou at the sound
of its I'ury. fimt.
SMAM, FARM (INK MM.K KK'IM M1AMIHUHRU
AT MAnTKK 00HMIS8IONKKB HALM.
Juih luimrioi't,
rrt, ) ' No. Ui0
Moniffomry Ikiuuij
a, t. t. ) ttiirior Ooun.
Harriet Lonxv
' l'lirRusnt to an ordtr of th B(ipr1r CVturt of
Mmtumry ounty,Oho. madd In ih d
titltHiuMiiMft, aod i ma liriultl, I will otfer at public
Au itm al Me dour of ttta Curi llouaa, la tha city
of iMybwa i a the County and atalaltrHiU4j, on
.HATUKl'A Y, JANUAKV tlh, ln.,ri,
utttwnaa tia hoiiiNW' oovautJ 'our o'clock, P.M., of
Mill day. following dHonbad raai twtitU, towit,
hituatato l)ia (voitnty ol Moni(omry and Uat of
Ohio, in nation 4, Town i( kaiiKe 4, Baat, Afl., IwKin"
niiiKaitlieH W. cuirnr if Win. Wrow W) a r lot
luaaid HuUon and runoiov Uiema ht t7 oiuuna
ami W linka to tlu oiiaiuittl ol Ur (lrMik, Itmiica
down tit etmuwil of aatd )rmk, 8. 33 &. 4 chaiua.
thiMiH.H" K. Hahaua; lhfm.o B. Wu IE. & uIihiuh;
ttjnun 8. JO" IE- rV i Umm KD i 60 liQkM to a point 18
uliaitiH ami &u hnka ho nth of Woldity'a the; fhw
fiarailol Willi tha aaat anil want liun, Uib KMtt.ua
iih), thano B. to tha plai: of rmfrinninir, oontainini(
twenty four and HU-ltw (i4 ttti hmj
A I ho a (tart of lha aarna iftii on Uigiuuing at th
it corMrM tha at ova daaerthad trai-t: thanca
aloH tha aaat hua tharaol to ilia north I ma of
mid trart, fiiai! ttatti lor utniiiy, uiaiK-a mrallt
with' iIm nrnl atauUonal uo to tu aoulh lute of
aaitl UMti Ui w-a alon th aatU lina to Uia plaoa
UKuium ooutaiuuiitAvaaoraa.
Haid taud haa bou pfd at $7ft par acra aod
ntnnolaa.l lir lava Uiau Iwo-tuird of aad appnua-
meuttf . 1 v , .
fctiVraiaoi naU,aaii
B. ILVILLK,
ManUrOouiniiaajouaff MavtMoBMry 14u oanftr Court,
" Au4M Chin, AM'y. . Mf4U-dAwi
SAMUKL KIMiN'H TA Tg. N THK t9TU DAY
of Norniror, tha nndarai fined aa ap
poinWl Administrator Uiaaatatoof Haifiual tfuhn,
y Mnuiiiirv Oountv. Ohio. dAttenMad.
dMcawat JoaKPH LAMBKaT.H
TOMWVRIDAY'B ICtiTATE.-U)N tBK aD I)AT
.1 .r MutiaiiiiiAtr. l hi Li. the undaruiunvd waft an-
John Friday lai p( , teoMtajMuary county, OMo,
det-aad,
nor 6w3t
' BLlAft OBBHART."
Shirts and Gents' Furnishing.
SHIRT MANIIPAO-ruHr
. I 1 ' k
GEXT.V Fimisinxu i STOHS.
HA I, I'll V. MeCKAVKEX,
WO. W ICMT (rOUHTH ft..
tionib tMawMfi Mam aod Wslniit.opfMitiU th
HMIipi Wlin (OIU MBtlN,
' ' tmC'INM ATI, O.' " " ' '
OITIZKNH ANI STItANOKUH
bKSIRIIIlS OK PHOCUHINO SITPXHIOK
BII1HTH,
CO 1 . 1 A l tS,
CltAVATH,
OLOVKH,
ITftukoroliiofs,
irosiory,
Tie's," etc.;
AKK 1MV1TKO TO CAM, AS AltOVK.
No. !t, Wrht Kohhtii SfHKKr.
Sign of the Marble Shirt on Sidewalk.
Shirts Mle to Order by MeasnreaiMit
and
WARRANTED TO FIT.
IA.IKn PATTERNS
NEATLY CUT.
(WICK. SALES AND SHALL PROFITS
is
o ij ii mot:to.
o
ALSO
pnopniETon
' j l OK
NEW f YORK LAUNDRY.
felt ' ' v?-2 .'i
Day Goods.
(
328.
328.
NEW STOCK
DRY GOODS.
GE0, A. DIXON,!
j m Third Street,
' (NOB Til BIDK.)
HAS uat rrclTsil, nd I opiiuing. Urn Ikrgii-t,
llon.l, mill hnl MelauUtd Block of Kadcv and
I'luial'HV OOliti, UrM UimmIm, DiUraornlH, 8uui'rb
Olntli for Mhd'b iwil Boy'H Wwr, which ini.'luiiH the
fjuowiSK
DRESS GOODS,
Plain Nllh, la MllOalara.
n.flurcil mlkf, lu ll Color.
Itlnrk A. I-IbIm Mllk. Cuiiltd dk. R.
KIiimiI Paris V.IV.H.
lrlah Honllna. Plain and Plaid.
Fr.Neh Jaillna, Plalmaad Plaid.
Kraneto nrlnoa, all Culura.
Plain, Ktrlpcd dk lrlgard;A IpMaa,
. all Colorai
All Wool Plalda.
Waul l Lala...
Aaaarloaai 1 l.aliaa. -
DOMESTIC GOODS.
American BUaoh Mailim.
Ea"lih Bleach Moilim, very fine.
Brown Maslins.
Can Flannels.
Cheoks, Tickt, and 8tripei.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings 10 4.
Bleaoh & Brown 6 A Pillow Oaie
Hnilins,' .
; GLOVES.
Alaiandor'i (OcbdIbs) Hid !
Children'. Ule.
Buck, Meal aatd Caaalmara Olavaad
Mlata.-.
mikaaat'l.ikOl.T.i,
,CLOAKINC9.
UadlaCIaklarat Itapellamta
4 4 Him mm wm air
Miarari, very flne.
i ''Moan- ll.vra
Wnltnef Iftaavtri
flalu UI4mIk Clotha
yary flu
' .... - ,. . .
Banrb Ht-lc of Olottaa for Man and Both Waarf "
i HlfMiit Olutha, for varcoata; Otmeraf HUwli
) of Notmna, "liwU and Oloalc; White
T tifkofh., larua atock; Laca fJoUrau4 j . ; ,
' tfinhrohiariea; Halmaniia, a vary
larita line; Hrailley'a rata
rated Hoop Hkirte,
Foreign t and Domestic.
Our atock of floods lu .tha bMt that oould be a
lartdml is Baitara Markata, and ia not excelled ia any
oity.boinf of tha latea aadmoat atesaat fHylaa.
The PuMio are oordiaily in filed to call and axa na
na tor thamaalvaa.
GEO. A. DiXON,
l8 THIRD IT8 I0UTH
SIDE.
MTlUa
Day Goods. Railroads.
Monday Morning, Sept. 4, 1865,
THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
I. A aV raaaM.a li jnpaM.ai
WlLLaomnisiK. Huanlnf hra TkrauKli Tiaiaa b
laara WttdaaaU tad lha
EASTERN OITIE8,
Pualnii ihranah tha oaMiraicd
Oil Keg-loai r PeMRKjlTBRla.
tM. IKyton 9n. m. Mil at 4-m p. m.
I ,i Kwiam. I ia m.
" " l:ia. m.,. . auaa. ni.
Th. Rnaimia. )ara. and nthar mhImumi. nl thia
iial and apiiroTail riannrlixinoa, nn.iualci hf aa
kallwaronlhiaUoUiDMit. i . .
TRROUUM TIO RITA m ihla n -A
ftouta, oafi ba prnviirad al lha Daolof Ih. 0. H. a
l. Hailwar, and al ail lha nriuciDal Tuiaal in. la
lhaoountry.
BK.( 'hackait thrnunh.
l. Mul.AKKN.OnD'louiiartDlaaxlaal.
K.r. PUId.aa.Uaa'1 Tiikol Aaaal. ,
RAILWAY. DAYTON, XENIA AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.
CHANOM OF TIMK.
TIIKKB DAII.T TRAINM EAST, VIA COLUMBUD.
ThnmftS TiDmifnm im(on to nil AVuara Oti
TIIUKK IIAIl.T TKAINH BtAT. laa.,..
for tha Kail aa follow.: Mail, 1 M A M. Co
ijnlJi.Jivninniod'Hon, 11:05 A.M. Klirhl Ripraa.,
AKKIVINflAT DArroM. Ni.hl Ripraa.,4:4( .
M. OohimliUN Ain'onililotlaUon, :3o A. M. Ilavloo
Kxpraaa,7:lA A. H.
Traina run hv Oolllnilifl. tlma. whlrh la aavaa min
Utaa faatarlha. Ilafton timo.
I nroiiKnticuata ran li had lor all laalara Cilia.
by ralllUK on Hamnal W. Kinir. Tiiki,t lui.nl.
v. wiiiiiiwakii. Hiin'l,
uincinnall, Uhio.
DAYTON AND UNION RAILROAD.
isroTiojsj.
On and afar MONDAY November 0, IRAS, until
Airthar nntifa, traiaa will run on Una road aa
olio:
AivoaimodatioQ, (Vl. a Mali) leave Dayton 8410 a. m .
Inliauaim(a tCiiiraaa Train. " 1:60 p. m.
RaturninK, arrive at Dayton,
Anonmmolation,(ri A Mail) 6:10 p.m.
Kxpreaa ( -Vft a.m.
novHtf g, n, BT1MMON,
Biipanntendenf.
Insurance.
Ohio Insurance Company
1 A V T ON. OHIO,
AUTHOHIZKH CAPITAL.
ABHtiH m
.....i i no not
IIIA.UUS
OrPICK NO. 119 THIRD BTRRaT, OPPOSITa
UUUTOH HALU .
AT
Ourront XLtatos.
DIUKCTORSi
William Olnkay, Jonathan Kannay,
Joaaph at 'I'nrnar, O. I,. Vallandiirham,
ljiMr(a A. (Irora, . Ahraham Cahlll,
John WiKulin, Hamilton M. Turnar,
PalarT. lilokay.
. . WILLIAM UIC.KKY, Praaiilant.
1 ' ' I JONA. HARKHMAN,fraarr.
W. B. Oiunrik.Hacratary. - maiM
Teutanla Insurance tompany
T' A V T A M . tf T i
Offloft. vo Third treet.(Hqaira Htopplaman's 6fTwa.)
rpHl COMPANY 1 ROW RKADY TO IM BlffV
a, inaaa, and mil take
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
, i.' i AT .
I treasonable Hates.
' DIBECTORS:
John riaolUih, .... John V. Nauarth,
John Htaphana, John Hattelon,
lla Hi.lnla, rrailarick Emehenhoaaw
Hanry Miller, John H.Utopaalmaa,
, , Jaroh Ilai'kar
JOHNIIANIT0BiPraaid.nl.
Jo.i H. HrurrALiua.aaaralari, . . Dal.lU
Insurance. Medical.
SnrClHUATI VEHEEEAL E08PFTAL
JMUDiunea in tn year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control of two of the moat Binman
rnyaiciana in the World,
rvft. K, BONA PA UTS, PROM UND0N AMD
VJ fariM noapiuua, ud rnr uia uaMttenyaara or the
OinatnnM. Vanereal Hoaoital,andIr. B. Hoynolda,
itiiww iwi. iuiiii uia obiiow inu.eoiiy
hare a parmannntaura of Privata UiHeaaea can m
orvUined, wHhout the uaa f munury ar nhange el
diet. Uonorrtuee cured 10 aia to forty-4wo houra,
Ulaetuured in three to ten dava; fltrirtnraa cured it
oao to three weex; NoRturna) BmiaHtena lopped In
twotoaisdayat Uemiitel Weakneaa ourad In two la
eiKhtwaeka, tiyphilia in ita primary atagna curtd in
three (ley; Hocondary aymptoma in una to three
weekat Hkm Uiaaaaeaoured in ana to three waeJci.
imteuoy viKr restored in one to lourweeba. All
diaeaaea of a private nature treated with unnarallelad
auoooaH, male or female. - -
Dr. BoBaparte'aMraat work on art vale dinnoamn.
tha Private Ciiiide to Heallh. ia lenAoial U all:
and remaie, old and yoiiaa, alioald ra.t thia work. It
willanliMhtaa thoae who K"pa 'n Uarkneaa. frioa
twenty -Ave oenta.anotbv mail.
ur.nonapaii-a rranon rautni Mala Bafel it la
nerfactlv Mala. and never laila to aiva etiMivntinn. It
lathoonlyHajaaadHnra piwentiv aKninat diaaaaa.
Prioaof theFreiwrh l'atnt Mal8af,fl lha atoxU
ona,t4 r hall down, $7 per doien, aent hy mat).
w naiiMnn huaimi. d Vtun NUIlimy rlll IH 6
aafeapd rialie reiuwiy for MiipprettNioiia and all fe
male dlHeaaaa. LaliHanhould not uwe them dunnR
pretfuany, awlhev will produaa miatwriaMa. Pruia 91
per loz--as1ra Una 95 aenl to any eddrttaa hy mail.
Iri R. R. are tha man to ooaMult, they are un
qutaUooaUyackuowledKadto hatha ohampiona and
kinjKnof vinnreal dianafa, and the only Potora who
rncoiveaionthly reitorulrom the old world' they
have been coomdomed from an early aire of vouth u
witnetwtha varioua wiaoaaoawhiuh atmat maukiud,
and to watrh tha pioreMa trironuh a earner of
inwniomiiauuvii in every apuera ol nie, from tha
huinhleatiode of no vert v io the mitHiumi nt Lha
wealthy, and hav!K aecerUUnad beyond adouhitha
vaataufferinxot huiuaotty, they determtaadto aehwi
thetceiuerattTeayritein aa their particular attidy.aod
to dtotethairwhala atiention to tha alleviation f
the diaeaawaoftheaaimportantfuncMonMa. No leUera
will tie anttwamil uuleaa lhav nonlain a rABiitlatwwi ol
apoatAffaotatnp. Call or addreHH
lira, mmnrtnia m iikt rtn,m,
Na. 131 Svaaaaora atrajai. ttatweea Fifth aad Miath,
cHti4a,0incibQl, Ohio.
OrAuehotireiVoini A. MtJ P. M.- j taT
FIX BOtrTOII'B MOTIOft.-NOTlOB IB HBRKBY
j Kirenthat lha uaderairnedi waa. on the oth day
of Beeembor. IMt, appointed and tiiiahBad aa saou
tor if Chnatiaa lop far, daoaaaoU Jala ef M"OUoia-
ary oou.it t Ohio,
deniiwSt j if. . ! OHaWTIAB K LOPPf B, ,
a" dm r w irtT'B AToii'B'TwoTicio Votiub ia
J hereby iftventliai the uadenutfned baa been an
puTnted and rjualittHd aa AdmioiNtrator on lite aetata
of Joha Jacob JtelfrMh. late of Montuomary comity,
oeueeeed. VaLBWTWH BuB KUBkM ANAl
iMsaaaharla; I Hi.
Clothing.
GIVE HIM A CHANCB. ,
0 i .t (;
THE KAtiLK CLOTIIIHG STORK,
i ' i ' 1 ' .
HENRY 8WARTZ, , V
, bUUCKHHOU TU . i , i . ,
BWAItTZ & ItOBIJST
1 O 8
i
MAIN HTKKKT. , .
DAYTON, OHIO,
adjoinino EnriKBBrriot:
HAVING HAT) YHS BXPRRTRNOR fN MA UN
ilia tha ex ant vanta o f thin mmnnaitv inaioth.
tng, and having vnet with a anonena whi hare, I
ha v therefore lKftd myaalf permanently in Iaytn,
aadmeaa to eataiiliah a trade wioch wit) warrant'
further woeaa, and aatinrvtion to my ountonierH. I
reMpentnillv nail tha attenUoQ of my patrona anl all
who may deeire to buy their winter oluthtne;, to my
preaent Ntoiiki hoing aatmfled that Dootla would aa
vanne thie mil at levt thirt y per neet,! piirohaaodand
ordered to bo made up my entire nfonk ol Winter
Clothittff emr'ief than uaual, when prfaH yetranfred
low, and am thernftire enaiilad to offer ImliKemeuta
to all ihoae who may favor me with an early call.
My atootc ofdotbiag oompriaaa the loUowiog ar
tidea, yia:
LONG FROCK RIDING COATS.
BLACK HlillR IIOK (OATH, '
lfHOOK (M8TOB BEAVKIt
O OATS , '
HACK AND FKOOK PILOT
; ovTsnooATSp
CTIIlSraiilLXvA. PBOOK
ovrmooATSj
BUSINESS MATCH SUITS
' foV ALL QUALITIHH, 8TYLK8 AND COLORS.
PINE BLACK
XT1.3i;SS OOATSi
AND ' I
PANTS, -
ILlt, PLCIH, &SVKa.VET VKNTt
TOUUTIIKK WITH A ItaalHABLI HTOCI OW
, I., .,.
YOUTH'H and OHIlaOHEN'B
Overcoats Suits.
tbbib stock OW
TRAVELlTia BHIETS,
KECKTIES.n. 1
COLLARS,
THTJKKS,
HATS, and
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VALISSS U complete. '
1 aaala thank my patrna. r Mat farora, and il
iiraimaa ainl warravl lo Kit. riill aailalaaiMia au'ali
(nuaa who mar Kiva ma a ehanfta thia wiutar. al
no. li Mala airaatt nrat ioor nona or knajaaiaira
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MAKE SO MISTAKK I If THE PLACE
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108 MAIN i STREET,
DATTOH, ' OKIO. '" " '
Clothing. Life Insurance.
tna Ufa lnsnranrp Compnny
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Hartford, 1 coifNEcncuT.
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Should Insure Hia Iiife.
mm JITNA OIIAN'IA. Foj.llllRH KIR 1,1 r,
l far a laru. of yaarA. Kailuiamanl nnliiaa anil
nhUdi.a'a Kaaowniaol.
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NON-FOKFKITI NO IOLICI KS,
Which no Payment ia Required
AFTER TEN YKARS.
FIVE TIIOU8ANM IKHXAUM
PAID ON TWO LOSSES IN
" TIIISCITY WITIIINTIIE
' l'AST SIX MONTHS. '
Among all tho rontrivanraa of men lo pn
family oimle from want, none nan t feua.l n
rotont tha
mora alm
pla in ttacharaoter, noble in itafoatoriwi, or cor tain tn
la reunite, than Ijife inanranca. It a tha iron which
uia uyin ituHTHn! leavee w
HUPPOR T
W I F E OF HIS HOSOM.
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ft I. tha aaaaan band al tha rrnrlilant falhar.
raafthiaA forth from tha arvi .ml "till noiirlahioff biai
onapriDa, ana vaaainn utainar ma aunny. a n,
tha raithrui
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ssi fiimm Jii ise Fsttns
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Iran aharaha haaprarailart tham IntoatarnltTi by
llthahonewt daMor aatlHflfia hia aonmling orailiUir.
whan fata .aemad laaat firupitlon.. In a moral and
worldly aaaaa, It la on. Kraal waapou by whfh lo rati
lUath ol hi. abOK. , . I I - '
Lai uy liuabana, laihar, aoa, aak himaair,
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"If I wu to Lie To-Hight, Would
" thoto who are dear to ma be tafe
1 . from the Pang, of Want t" '
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Would lhaaaontldraa bara a .omlorlalila noma, and
lha mean, of aduuawonT Would thi. vifa ba indian
dant al LhaooMaharutaA 'of the world? Would thia
aiailaBdlaablaDarantba nroridad fort Would my
aatala Miy my debtar would tuara oa no aanmica or
proiwrty nvn.raadMla.ol aa admlalfrtrator ta maat
wailauiandHOroreilltora-aaia. maaa wnan ma miria
Wnda dowaward, and for pnoaa oaanat ba raaliaadf "
iloa- aM oan aaawar tha. auaatian to thair aatialM-
tioal They fear to aak Inem. and ohariab tba ballaf
anal may nave a long leaaaoa urn. iiuai.rjaio root
i.baado.aardly. . .. . ,.
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The v Brave Man Looka
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DIHIR'IN THE F ACE.
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Thai ba may ara.pl with HI u man. that
h raay .IimIt lla nauu-a and palliaU lla threatening,
trie mean, el palhatiaa ara al band, of aaay auaaaa U
all-,- mi., i.., i, ., ,. . ,
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' IFB ' INSURANCE
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Juat
tataHlnr it tmnBa..,whoaaablaleapliall.lbalr
rg, andTntegnty, arioHid Inaureth.ir lire, to the
uul of half their llal.liliM. Bueh aaaetofdl.-
anargr
amount
lutereatad honaaty wbaa luaaam to their oredllore,
ffouw juaaiy taareaee taair aanmraaaw ia uwa. .,
I'll '.. I I.i : .' I .! i . . 'I .
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IT WUVLIt HKUW, ...
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That Inay'dii aot wl.h to ' lean their but frUaad. a.
poeaa ia aap -aaamaeie naaiiageaey ; ana toa
llj.M'l.l H -.-I'l ' i (., u M y, .. j
; ANNUAL PREMIUM
III a' tillIll !i-i!."i dill l' HI ,'f.
MtahtMriraaaawardadaalaa IrlMila wbvb a pa.
naiii bean paya at aaa annua ar juam-e.
. ' JUUM H. evi-opPafceJAaV
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aaall . Aa1 M 0fte,l 4 no-B
Clothing. Life Insurance. Medical.
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OBAOH'SBITTBRS.
GREENBACKS ARE GOOD.
HUT
ROBACKS are BETTER
TOMAOIl tlTTKIitt. ,
STTea ChaiiMitd laiflraa an4d -iBouemoatli!
'riwimoM Mp
nlar atoiinwdi l-illfru iu iiae.
ROItaUK'H HITI KH".
rjfind for all derangement df
Hlomach, Hihotianena, .
tJotoplaiat, KMverai debility.
BOHAOK'ri HITTRRM.
Thy poa aaa wnaderful toatr
propanieM.tfiviiiif U.ne t the
apietitendliB;Mti va orgaa
R0BA0fl,l HITTHItH.
DeMlitatert t.adioa and aed
eatery peraoua wit) lad ia
itiam an ocilaiil Bia.
ROUAOK'B WtTEWI
A wioa frlaaaftjl lavtore eai-li
meal will riinoveiidiKHlii'0
and all liver li(.eaiea.
UnhacVn Hitter
They ara better fhaa all Hilla. Powder h, and other ,
nauaecua, diMagreaaAtle oomponnda.
lioback' Bittvr.
They can he taken without regard to diet. Aa an
appeiittr they have ni wiial
JiobacfS Bitter.
Vltev ara ore Dared hy an old and akillful nhvrtiman.
Iroui well-known veKetaMpramedtoa. s
Jiobfick' Bitter
, W herevar known they hare heoome a alaodard fain
Uy HtrenKiheninii remedy. , . .
JCohark9 Bitter.
Try onehottle, and you will alwaya hub theru aad
raoomn.end them to others .
JtohMk' Bitter.
0. W ROBACK,
8olo Proprietor
Andomimimderof Stomarh Bittern, Rlood Purifier
and Htood Pi I la, and IHHtillor and MannAwjiiirer of
OaUwlMand Bwedmh .trandiea.and all kinda ol the
fluent domealir liquora, whtrh ara aold wholesale or
in any deairod qimntity, at Noh.MI, OH, 00 and Oil ttwtl
Third Htroet. Jiftcmiiati, Ohio.
Koraaleby Lrruiuilata and Dealera ia Hedinlne ev
ery what a. nlMawly
IMPORTAOTtoFEMALES
rilHB MMHINATION OK INOaBMMMTtf IK
X thnnaPtllaarethe reaolt of a Iour andexteitaivit
praotica. They ara mild to their operation aod oer-, , ,
tain inorrrectiDnalhrreyrnlantiea, Painful Menatrua
tionn, removiiiK all o bat ruction a, whether from (told1
or otherwiaa, tlaadaohe, Pain in the Hide, Palpitation '
ot tha Heart, Whilea, all Nervoua Attmttiona, Hyaler
ira, rntlKiie,PaiDin tha Rao It and Urn ha, eta., lha-
ttrrbed Bleep, which arlie from latarruption a
nature. , ...... i
iK. VMthlEHEMAN'S V1LLH
Waatheoommenoementof anew ara ia tha treat'
men t of thoaa irrafctul art Ilea and obatruntiona wbioli
have eooHiitnad ao many to a paatvatuaa aaava. Mo M
female can enoy good health unleaa aha in reKidar, 4
and whatever an obatruotioa lakaa place tha general , ,
naaitn ueftiaawaeouna.
CUEESEMAira FKMAIE PILLS
irtlltKHdy Mtiuin4 that MAMMM AHDBJMtlH
i.ADlKA hare relied on for manr Tear, or can rnhr -
on now. BRWARItar IMITATIONHl Tbraa Pilla
form the Maul annrlon atxn-nul wwiird, mth IM-
MRD1A TR awl fKHHlHTKNT HUWHtlH. HUN'T .
UK UKOKI VBI. ISiha thia aitvertiaament to your ..
T'niiirixt. and tail htm that you mum! Ih RRHT a.iif
MOkT RUMAHl.H WMALR Mill WISH IH , TUH
H0.).whiRh la oouipriaad in
J)JC. VUKEHtmA VILLS.
Aratbtmoal arteotnal remedy ever known for all
ajAffiplitlnta .temiliar to Female. To alt ohumeathey 1
are intaitwjie.Mit-MnKt mi tmtmmt,frmtiak rmfu
lartajy. Thnyareknown to thoiiHandM, who haveuAr
them at different ttmoa, throiihtut thenouutry.haT i ;
in tlr a aaoutioo ol aomo of tha nioHtamtiwrU J'hyti'
atann in Amrifi,
KcpUcU -Mrantwuu, ttntinff wkm rt nkimU not fta u4a,
with eat; h boathe fVieefMa Doitnrptr ifox, ouniam
inu from ftfty to eixty Pilla. . , .
PiHatiMiavaM,., ptoatprrat,by ramitlligtA tha Pro .,
priator. Bold by liruirKinta Knerally.
... HUT)HIN(.B HIM.YKR. :
proprlelora, HI Oedar alreet. New Torlf
fie n ton Dunham. Oleveland, and Jidin Ik. Partr, '
Oiaciaaataa arboleaala anaota. , Hold In Uaylon by
LhukmIm1 fetidly
,( i.- -i'li-a 'Mn.l r...il ...i .1 i
li- i i ) -.nl iP"- i.l'r:,,,. it.l m'11 ,
LIFE-RUllMr:
J3
Strength to the Weak-"-
lirffflft'
ijlaJay. .
. lTTr. as?s
f ? ; i . l w.
Touth to tfco Age& '
rllM PRKPAR4TION IS UNKUaUKD A .
UajuTeoauir and Haatorar ol waited ar inert
functien... . ... - , . . -, ,
The aged aliould beoertain tp make the Biolrrena
a noiiaahold god, InaamacH aa It will raadar-them 'l1l
yoatnlkii n (Henna and la .traniith, and anal.lo tliara .
lo live orar again the day. of thair prtalina Joy. It
not only eahilaratea but atrengthena, rod ia really aa r
invaluahla blaaaing. eHpaeialTy to tbuae who bare
been raduoed Ul a eonditlon of aarvilily, .alf-.lMme.
miefortune or ordinary aiokaaaa. . ho metier what
thaoauae of Ibe imnotanov of anr human oruau.
tkie aunerb preparation will remove theeflnet at once -
aad forever., , . , , , .. ,
NHHVOtJH INCAPACITY, DyHrRI-HIA.bUHKHAi '
VION, ' LOHN O AMtTiTK, 1AJW KI-iUffH, i.
WRAKNRSH OP THK OltUANti OP GHNB NATION,
IMSRC1UTY, MRNTAL 1MMILRNCR, RMACIA- m
TION.BNmJl. IT UAH A MOHT DKI.HiHTHtlU
DKMilABLR, AKD HOVKL KPPKCf VKtS TUH
KtHVOIIHHYHTliM; and all who are la any way
proatrated by nervoua diaaliilitlaa ara earnestly ad.
riaad to aeab a aura In thia moat excellent and ano'
aualed preparation.
Peraona who, by Imprudeaue. have leal tlieir NAT .
VUAL VIUOR, will lud..-iaity and permanaa
ourela Ilia -A, , .,
j" RIOKRKNK. '' .-'
TbaKKKfif.lt.Iha r.AJmlJID, the t)RnrAtltlNo, !"
lha OJJ.houid gtra thi. valuahia dianavery a tnali .
it will ba found totellydinerenlfrora allotherarllcle
for th. aame purpoaea. '
TU a-asal A1.K.-Thl preparation! invalua- ,i
blain nervoua waakneaaaaof all klnda, aa it will re
akore lha waatad auajiiih with wonderful peranan.'
111. alo a graadtoale.and will aire relief la tr-'
papain with Hie Brat doae. a brief iieraMtaaaa la Uav.i
nae will ranovata the atumarb lo a lUgrej. ol pnraHit
health. anil lainlah livHpepaiarnrever. ' - i-i-i
thie boiler per Hoiile.or an MnUlea lor fa. Mold
by Urungiatagenerally. .
aanl by an.reaa anywhare, hy .ddrewlng '
. RUTOU INUB a HII.LYkK, Proprietor.,
' l Ceiaralreel, New York.
Boldhy )r. w. W.BTaWahvr.
j i Ma.aHMelaamat, ,
I . agealforlMyiaa.
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