ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. AUTHORITY. inenrporaTed 1519. Charter Perpetual R9-AfTncr e.lnhltalifiit intSnelnnall In IVill a tpilnting all present local Insuranco Conipanios and Agencies in the Insurance btndneis In this city. Jill years constant duty here, combined with wealth, ex perience, enterprise and liberality, especially com mend the AiTN A Insurance Company lo the favora ble patronaffouf this community standing solitary and alono the sole survivor and living pioneer of Cincinnati undrwriters of Lossei pnid In Cincinnati duringr puat Fire Venrs, $156,031 -it. CashCapitalJtfl.000,000. (ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. WITH A SURPLUS OF l,03l,43 8U. And the prestige of 40 y ars success and experience. 1NVF.BT1ISNTS or Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. EPWAKfta OK SI -i, 000. 000. LOS-FS Have been paid by the aiiih Insurauce Company In the past 40 years. Fire nnd Inland N'nvianilun. Risks accented at terms conaiHtont with solvency and tair proiits. Kspeclal attention given to Inatirnnre of Dwellings and Contents, for terms "f 1 to ft yaars. Applicatiou mado to any duly authorized Agent promptly attended to. liy strict intention to a legit imate Insurant e business, litis Compauy is enabled to offer both indemnity for ihe past ami seouiityfur tho future. Pollebei issued without delay by J AS. n,(!Aiur;ti, Agent, o. ill Main streot. A. F. PATCH. HHlsiiiut Agent. II. K. LINnsEY, Agent 171 Vina street. J.J. hOOKEtt, Agent. Fulton. 17th Ward. BUS THKEE-fOURTHS or ME PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS DIVIDED ANNUALLY POLICY-HOLDERS. 18 WALL STItEET, NEW YORK. CASH CAI'ITAT 850,Oil fl( ASSETS, July 1, 1S5!) !M15,6!ril HI BY STATE


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ocr: RAILROADS. JUNE 20, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Mm Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD. F OUR DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THU Ntvllttennt TlAnAt. Trains run through to Indianapolis, Lima, Ban- dusky and Cleveland without change of cars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, Nurth. tru and North-western cities. A. M- EXPRESS TRAIN (Columbus time, which in seven minutes fastor than Oinciaoatl) For Cloveland and rittsbttrg.vla Delaware, makes close conni'Ctloii at Creatline for Pittsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York: and at Cleveland for 1. ikirk, Bullalo, Boston and Now York. Also.con nccta at Dayton with Dayton and Michigan Boad for Troy, Pbiua, Sidney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at 3:30. Detroit at fiilaj, and Ohicagb at 7:20 P. M., Quincy aud Galena at 7 A. M. Also, at Dayton with Oreenvilloand Miami Read, for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Mnn cie. Also, connects ut Richmond with Indiana Cen tral Boad, for lndiauapoli. Lafcyotte, Chicago, Terre Haute, St. Louis, and all Westeru citis. Also, at Richmond with Cincinnati aud Chicago Bead, for Ander on, Kokomo and Pom. Also, connects with Junction Railroad at. Hamilton fur Oxford. 8 A. 31. JIAIL TRAIN -For Dayton, Spring, thld and Saudusky Connects at Saudnsky with STEAMER for DETROIT; at URBAN AforCoLUM BUS; at Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayneaod Chi cago Road, East and West; at Clyde with ti. and To ledo Road for Glevel md and Buffalo, Holedo, Detroit and Chicago. This train also connects at DELA WARE with the O , 0. A 0. Itoad for Cleveland and E dnts Fa t; alsoconnectsat Hamilton with Junction nil mad for Oxford. 4t:it) P. M. TRAIN For Dayton, Springfield and Saudusk;' Connects at Forest with Pittuburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rend. East and West: at Clyde Willi U, and Toledo Road for Cleveland aug Buf falo, Toledo, Detroit audCbiciio. Also, connects at Richmond for Indianapolis, Terre Haute, St. Louis aud Chi' iigo. Also, couuectswilh Junction Railroad at Uiiuilllun fur Oxford. P. .!. TRAIN For Dayton. Troy, Flqua.Sld. uey, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayuo and Chi cbco, reaching Chicago at R A. M. H d'Tlie ti and A M. trains connect at Cleveland with steamers for Buffalo. for further information and Tickets, apply at the Tlckot olllces uorth-t'iist corner Front aud Broad way; No. lnl Walnut-stroot, near Gibson House; at tlio new Ticket Orlico.on tho weRt side cf Vino-street, between PoBtoflico aud Burnet House; at the Walnu' Streot Houfo, or at tho Slxth-streot Depot. anlo D. MuLAREN, Superintendent. COMMENCING APRIL 11, 1859. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily. THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. First Tialn-No. 1 Express, at 6 A . M oonnecti via Columbus and Cleveland, via ('otumbus, Creatline and Pittsburgh, via Columbus, Steiibenville and Pitts burgh, Dotroitvia Cleveland aud steamer. This Train stops, between Cincinnati mid Columbus, at Love land, Deortiuld, Morrow. Xenia, Cedarville, South Charleston, London and West Jefferson, Second Tittiu- No. 2 Expn-m. at s:3 A. M., connects via Columbus, ltellnii nnd Kenwood; Wheollng; via Columbus, Stenhenvillennd Pittsburg; via Oolumbns, C'estliuo nnd Pittsburg: via Columbus awl Cleve land; Detroit, via Cleveland and ntoamor; WhiteSuU pltttr station, via Springfield. This Train (tops he twoen I'iiK'iiiiuul and Celnuibus, at Flalnvllle, Mil lord, MianiiviUo, Loveland, Decrneld, Morrow, Cor win, Spriug Valley, Xeuinand London. Third Train Accommodation, at 4:40 P. II., for Columbus and Springfield. Fourth Traiu Night Express, at 11:30 if. M.; con nects vlaColttmbns, Bellair aud Benwooil; Wheeling via Columbus, Stcubeuvillo and Pittsburg; via Co. ltimhus, Crestline and Pitlsbui g: via Columbus and Cleveland. This train steps at Iiovolanil, Morrow. Corwin. Xenia and Loudon. KLEEPINQ CARS ON THIS TRAIN. No. 1 Express, through to Cleveland wltliontchauge of'-nrn. No.SExpresi, through to Wliooliugwllliout changa of care. Jiio NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati nt 1 1:30 P. ill., runs daily, except SAT UitDAYS. Tho ether Trains run dnily, excopt SUNDAYS. lt'or nil informiition, mid iluotigh Ticltots to Bos ton, New York. Philadelphia, BiiltiiiiorH, Washing ton, llulV.iio, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland, rittnlitirg, Whocling, and all the Kantern places, apply nt tho Ofiiccs, Walnut Street House, No. J Bur net House, soul li-rnst corner of 11 roadway aud Front sireetn, and at Hie Kaeteru I'epnt. Tniiuarun byColuuitiustlnicswhlchls seven min utes faster than Cincinnati time. J. DURAND, Snp't.

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ocr: WESTERN HIERCIAL COLLEGE wiu CHANGE ITS LOCATION TO NIXON'S NEW OPPOSITE THE TOSTOFFICE, ov- Monday, tho 13 th, SI'EtTME.NS OF Penmanship of the Iiistitiitlou, HAT BE Sl.llf AT THI MECHAJTICS' lepJ-ay TIIE OLD DOMINION 0O',JLJU AND TEA POT. A l T II U K'S SELF - SEALING FRUIT CANS AVD T -A. H. S, The best now la use tnd all prepared for Sealing. P It A T T'S PATENT Self-Ventilating MILK - PAN' The sreatcst Invention vet- ICverv housA-keMner have ono. AKTUtJB, BUI1N1IAM A OILR0T, Manufacturers of Tatont Articles. VTrade Depot for the Wost, 21 Hast Pearl streot, Cincinnati. JOSEPH R. GREEN, Agent. "Send for a trade Circular, aul W S. DODOS, of Hall,Doddi A Co.; lata Urban, Bod ds A Ob. XV. II. Dodds & Co., MANUrAOTTTnEaS Or TBI and Burglar Proof fit J!k. ZF SS! W. Comer of Vine A Second Streets. This Is the most rellablo FI11K AND BUItCLA 8AFK tbat is mado In tho United States, and warranted perfectly free from damp. Oan be sold lower prices, and is of hotter workmanship than be found olsewhere. We have a large assortment on hand, and are d to sell at prices that cannot fail to please. Old Sale in exchange. SECOND-HAND BAFK8 al on band at extremely low prices. VM ROOFING. Fire aud Water .'roof, ADHESIVE AND ELASTIC COATING FOR ROOFS. CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE M. Coating for M etal Roofs, or any Iron Work ex in use. Warranted to withstand the severest of Heat, Cold, liain, or Sulphurio Acid, nnd re porlectly Impervious to Water, it will not crack, wash or scale off. For now, old, leaky roofs, or for canvas roofs, it is 50 per rent, than any othercontlug. All orders accom- with tho cash or satisfactory references, will o promptly filled, in any unsold territory Soutnand West of New York and Pennsylvania, for apply to V. BOYS it CO., Sole Proprietors aud Manufacturers, e7-t 132 West Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ROOFING! HOOFING MM II 12 "OIJTCALT ELASTIC JL TALLIO BOOKING" ii offered to the as tho best nnd cheupnst Mobil Roof now iiboiI, merits tested by an experi-nce ofyoarsitt this and vicinity. Applied to flivt or steep, old or buildings. No anltlor used-fastened eecuridy with out expoeuro to the action of the elements. Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment to any part thn United States, can be applied by any one with ordinary inociiauicai skill, orners promptly nueu, CALDWELL CO. 1716-tf 132 West Second street. Menell's Blackberry THIS MEDICINE IS OFFERED TO public as one of the best, if not the very' host mod Iclnethat has ever been invnntedfor Diariikf.a, Dvs bntert. Cholera Ikvantvm, and all other monts of the Stomach and Dlgentivu Organs, are so prevalent and fatal in our country the deranged conditieu of the Llvr; alluis IrrltatlotiH, such as s causod by Toethlnjr, tone and healthy act). in to the bowels, and withal, Dleasnnt to take. iy23-limi


ocr: HIGH SPEED RESTORED. Shortest and Quickest Route to CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST, INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO, SHORT-LINE RAILROADS. Only Outs Change of Van between Cincinnati and Chicago. Three PaasongorTrnlnsloavoCinclnnritidally, from the foot of Mill and Front streets. hJAi A. M. Chicago Mail arrivoa at IudiatLWolltal lOi.loA. SI.; Chicago at 7:26 1'. M TIiIb trWn con nects with all night trains out of Chicago, for the West and North-west. 12;00 M. Terre Haute and Lnyfayette Acconimodsr tlou arrives at Indianapolis, nt &:00 1. M., making direct connections at Indianapolis with Terre Haute Trains and Indianapolis and Latnyette trains for Docalur, Springfield, Naples, Cmbicy, Hannibal and St. Joseph; alsuuith Peru trains Tor Peru, Ft. Wayne and Toledo. , . 6:m P.M. Chicago Exrress arrives at Tndianapolli at 10:3(1 P. M.; Chicago nt 7:40 A.M. Making cleat connections at Chicago with all morning trains out of Chicago, This train connects at Indianapolis with Terro Lluute trains fur ail roiuts West aud Northwoat. Sleeping cars are attached tc all the night trains on this line, andruu thiougb to Chicago without change of curs. This is exclusively a Western and North-western mute, and with fiivernble arid rulloblo arrangements with ail connecti'g rouds thioiighotit the entire Wost, KvnrantoeB unusual care and Hie amplest so cotniuodations lo the pattous ol this line. V-Sr Be sure you are in t he right ticket office before yon purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via Lawrencnbttrg and Indianapolis. Faro thu same its by any other route. Baggage r.h'kod throiiHb. T Ii HOUGH TI CKF.TS, good until nsed. oan be ob tained at the ticket ollicen, at Spencer Uotme Corner, north-east corner Broalway and Front; No. I Bur net Houso Corner; at the Waloil-atreet Uonse, and at Depot office, foot of Mill, on Front atreet, when all necessary information may bo had. Omnihiisses ruu to and from ch liain, and w call fot pasHongnrs at all hotels and all parts of the city, b leuving address at elthei office. W. II. L. NOBLE, my It) flora' al Tlehet Agent. Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. Clreat Thi oixpli Route for INDIANAPOLIS. TERKK HAUTE, m. louis. LAFAYETTB, (JUUiAOO, LOOANSPOBr, PERU,


ocr: , -j jjERCnlANTS, ATTENTION, AKJT NOf PREPARED TO D0 the sho.'r" "'.""i1" ht' t RUi rm mostflwbli .naWst-. umamwi , Job Priihtin, sioa as iVi ... '. BILL 0F liABtlit; DKAI TIOKTI; AUCTIOS BIIiM; CBKCEHl, bokdb; DBBDS; PBOQltAMAMIS-. F7 BliLS or FARE) LETTER DBAt8 M0BTQAGH8; 1BCDLARS: OUr-ONH; fClKUES; fOSTERS; OARDSr BAILEOAD STEAMBOAT WORK!, lit rice srrb at Meeniu'rs i-biks. FRANCISCO & CALDWELL, ira i I


ocr: BY &T ATE A U T HO R IT T. MM Incorporated 1819? Charter Pereetnal tsdatiiig all present local Insurnnce Companies and ii " i V "inoinnati in 1 aa Agenoies I tu tlie Insurauro biilnees In this city. 3.1 itunicum aiiusy:aerri.'''i,iiiea.witnjwsih,-ex-, rv.iouo,hii,rpri(Hi ami ito.-r.jiiy, especially com mend tlie ATNA Insurance i; mpsny lothefnvorn- im puimosse oi tnis ooninniK sianaitig solitary aim alone, the sole survivor 'n I llring pioneer of uuiciunad nnuerwritcrs oi A3"). Losses rnidfn Clnclnnnil ibirl'g post Five Venm, I5t,0,4 fr. . . , Cash OaritalirBl,000,000, ABSOr,tTTH! Nti tINIMPATTiHIl I U ITU A ' SURPLUS OP l,03(t,m:l 6(l.; And the prestige of 10 years success and esp orience. INVI!STMI1T OF-- Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities; UPWARDS Or? KIOOO.OOO, I.OSHKS ' Have been paid by tho ifttnw insurance Company in . tho past 40 years. ' Fire nilHYnlnnfl Nnvldrrtllnn .Ttlfllr. Oi-enntnit at terms consistent with solvency and fair profits. Kspecial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings; and Contents, for terms of ItoTi s, , .. .. Application made to any duly .nthorlsed -Agent promptly attended to. By Btrict attention to a legit. Imate Insurance business, this Company is enabled to offer both Indemnity Torthe past aud security for the future, p ticieslasned without delay by JAS. U. CA .TUB, Agent, No. 40 Main street. -A. F. PATO , Aasistout Agont. , H. K. LIND EY, Agent 171 Vine street. r" ! J.J. I1O0K.K , Agent. Fulton. 17th Ward. - au9 S3 v


ocr: ess cards. WM. MOREHOUSE & , CO., ( -MANCriCTL-aERS AND DEAIEB8 IN FURJIITTJRE, CttAIKS.'AIfpSVAjj; kinds of Mattresses and Bedding, at the old at and. No. I.'lo 8ycamoro.strt, east aido, bvtween Jmrth and Fiftli-mrwits, seventh store Hbore 'ourtli-iwt. Church l'owa lined and cushioned. All orders promptly attended to. . ., . ool cui WESTERN " Cdiiiincrcial College "'.V.' HAS CHANGED ITS LOCATION NIXON'S NEW BUILDINO, ';' OPPOSItK.'XHE: POSXOFriOB,;, I, BICIIARD KELSOiV, PrincIpaJ. " Circulars, sMing terms, an be tad on appll. cation. f - ,i. ... - ...I i, ... MpMf . PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. AARON SHAW WOULD BEft 1EAVE TO Inform hia frlenJ and tho public- generally, (hat he has aasoolatcd with him as partner, Mr. C. D. Johniinn, of the late (Inn of Johnston, Header ft 0o., and Mr. John Lyforl. The bnalncsa will here, after ho conducted under the tlrin name of Shaw, Johnston Co., t the old stand . .; - No. W EAST FOt'ItTH-STRKET. With Inereaaed faollltlos and additional einerfnnce we hops to merit lot only a continuance of the patron age so lliirrally bestowed heretofore, lint to offer in- uuceineni!, notu to me wnoiossie ana reiaii iraue, not to oe oxecneu oy any noma in me ouy. , .. toc.lawj . MERCHANT TAILOR, 260 WAL. NUT-STREKT. bdoto Sixth. Is reoeWIm a fresh stock of Uloths, Caasimeres, Vesting! and (Jams' Fnrnishing Goods. Ho hns engaged tha sorr ivtn of an oxporlenced and artitlo Cutter, whose works will bear testsmony to bis skill. All garments warranted to give aatlalaction. sop7ara ANDERSON & HANNAFORD,Arcklteet, Manchester Building, . 8. W. corner Third nnd Syoniuere at., ' , Jjl CINCINNATI. Oglgj. Madisb n Housel MAIN STIlEETi ; BBTWBKN tROST AND BECOND, CntOIUKATI. F. P. CAUILL, Proprietor, lyllcm i i Book Binding IN At! ITS BRANCHES, NO. 8 EAST . Fourth-street, between Main and Sycamore, Obi. cinnati. : i M-Ro-blndlng In every style. Mnsio Booka nent ly and durably bound. V. UliUFfJCS. ' -. Jiy29-6m1 ' . .. , D. DE FOREST, Book Hinder aud Paper Ruler, Third story TimeB Building, will do all work In hi line with neatnosaaud dispatch. jy?.l PUttAN & WILLIAMSON, (At tho old stand of V'Aan, Halflold Brown,) WHOLESALE GROCERS' K. f'j WBHT 8E0OHD ST., , OUfOntHATIf jocsrn rutwm, formoily ot Pdlan, natfleld Brow WM.B.witr.iAMeoa. mrny-AOW TF.OS. II. WEASNER, DEALI3IN ALLKrSDSOr .. - . BUILDING LUMBER, I A.T?, 8U1NCH.ES, ETC., ETC,' 3TI Plntn Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Jyff-cm KITTREDGE & CO. 13 MAIS STKEBT. CINCINNATI, 0. .. t hF.0wLo8,?9V l... Importers of Gud- 4j gVOrtln Apparatus, AND DEJ,Klig jK ojjK P0WDSB. 1j. BYL. & CO., f jPANERS OF SINKS AND VAULTS, No. 99 Sixth-street, between Vino and BacO, hi M(llcal College, Oluotnnatl, Ohio, Persona who .y taror ns with their patronage, can rely on nnno- tuaUty amUow prices. sepf-ay ENGRAVING, 14 WEST FOURTH STREET. UOOB 1LAT3, CABD CASES, STATIOWEUI, etc, ' eto eto. i


ocr: TO HOUSEKEEPERS. liiiliortant Iiiiprovemeiit! . . 1 :'Ll wells patent:'::';;' WwOHS ONLY 63 LBSI MASUFA0TUB1CD, WH0LK8ALB AND BETA1L, BY " Jj2J-am ; " 8jamorestfeeOelojFlfth, MALL'S PATENT; M I l XiH'l ' 1 1 Jiifen if THE MOSTRnilAP.lE VIHE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES: They have given mere satisfaction than nnv other nnvr in use. We offer a reward of ONE THOUHANi) DOL. . jAitn to nny person tout can, up tome present time.showa single instance wherein they have failed to preserve their contents. ,....,..., with this SAFE wo challenge nil competition, ns' being the het Fire Prnnf Tlurfflar Prnnf. or Fire snd Burglar. Proof now made; and are willing, ta test wit n any estaunenmont in tho union, and the TT!7 filing first, to forfeit to, the othor, the sum or$2,om - ' . ' v We are prepared to fnrnlsb a better Safe, and at less cost, than any other manufacturer in the United States. ttecond-hand Safes' of other makers, also on hand. Werespectnilly invite the pitbllo to call and exam ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. ' ' HALL, OA.RR0LL A CO. " ' angU-ayt - Nob. 14 and 17 Kant Columbia street. DIARRHEA AND BLOODY smim till lEWi ilitl :


ocr: .. Y S T A TE AUTEO TLX TY. 1 4?M ''-Tf OBD. CONN.i Incorporated 181 9. Charter Perpetual WfrAKPncy eHTaiinsnfoiP'iinoinnaii in ixj,nn-t-filittim,' all pronmit local InNiiritiicctCoinpiiiiiDft mnl Aitvnciitt in tut Inur;iiii:e liisii 8 in this city. 'A'. yi-.irH coiHtant ilnty hen. comhiimU with weHltb, nx iifiicnns fiitorprifo and lilwrnlity, oftpeciully com. mend tho ATNA liiMimnro Ompany to thnfnvura Itlc iiuliouiihu nl' this coiimmiiiiy HtuiHlihKfloUUry nmlalono tho hoIo fnirvlvor 'uii living pioneer of Ciniiiumti tmtli rritor ol ISU5. Cash Capital iftl.O O 0,0 0 0 . I AnSOLUTK AND UNIMPA1REU.J WITH A MUKPLirs oi' $i,o3u,'t2a ho. And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. INVK8TMENTB OK Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. ri'WAHDH ()KI'2.00II,000, LOSSES Have been paid by the AHiia Imuranco Company in the rust 40 years. Fire mill Inland Nnviwiition. liislts accepted at terms consistent with solvouoy and lair prollts. Kspecial attention Riven to Intmrance of Dwellings and Contniits, for forms of I to S years. Application made to nny duly authorized Agent promptly attended to. Jly strict attention toaleKit fiiiato Insuram e business, this Company in onaliled to oiler both Indemnity for the past and security for the future, Pnliele Issued without delay by JAS. il. OAltTKU, Axent, Ko. ) ilaln street. A. If, PATtlll, Assistant Aient,. II K. LINPSEY, Aireiit 171 Vine street. J .'j. HOOhEB, Asent. Fulton. 17th Ward. an THREE-FOURTHS OF TUB PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS UIVIUF.I) ANNt'ALI.Y TO POLICY-HOLDERS. 18 WALL STitEKT, SEW YOBK. . C'AHtl CAPITAL 8500,000 00 u5.sist


ocr: :!," IV est Thiril-stiei't, ( iiii iuiiiili. ' iuii".'-a m ' "maws patent. . a.ujnjnu.ij!'UliTl :fl'I.i li .V'T.ifH Li mM THE MOST REI.IAM.E FIRE BUilOLAIl PHOOF SAFES. They havo given more sat sliii tion than any other now in use. WoolTr a reward ofONK THOIWANU 10L liAUH to nnv porson that can, up to the time,sli.wa single instance wheroiu they have to preserve their contents. Willi this SAFE we clinllnngo all competition, being Ihe heot Firo Proof, nurglnr Proof, or t and llnrglar Proof m.rf iuaic; and are villing test with any eHtiihlishnient in the Union, and par y tilling Hist, M lode it to tho other, the 0Ve'nre prepared to furnish a hotter Safe, and nl cost, tiun auy other manufacturer in the States. , , , , . , Secnid-lmnd Safes of other makers, nlso on WurtHpoctliiUy invito tlio public lu call midoxum Ino out stock lielbre niirrhiislnL' elsevvhern i HALIj, C Jvl,u LIj it LU. auall-fiyt Won. M nw 17 :.is! (Joiunibm HtrPt, DIARRHEA AND BLOODY FLUX, Cholera, Bilious Cholic, and ALL PAINS IV THE ST03IACU & BOWELS. .Tlarlo by UEO. K. I.IC1IT, WHOLESALE DRUOOIRT, CINCINNATI. ...... . ..... i. ti i.iiiu n vim.- urllm STINE& CO., and llruuts Buntrallv. Order tit Wili.iahsuV ik liAtl-iiiLO, fio. 41 Walnut ... . ... ill;lH.fnni.-l will ho attended to. I. X. L. UK XJ B T 3Ft X & FT EH MANY YEARS OF i5L experience fn the art ol Mustanbiuakiug, propijiitora oiler ihe ulwve brand of Muaiard lo public, guaranteeing Ha strictly pure article, ninuu factured from the laiat duality of suid.canifiil ly locti d with the design ol oro lncliii! a Mnstard IS I VlAVOR AND PUSOJiNOY TO NOW IN USE. We have no ik.sitation In that all lovers of good Mustard will Iiml to be Hiat which Uiey so fi eiiuenlly fail to obtain, MUSTAKP THAT l MUSTARD. OtxTOrders promptly tilli',1. HAKKIBON & WILSON, jB4 Ull nud 101 Walnut-strect. GREENFIELD STONE. rWllllS A110VP STONK IS SUITABLE JL Btep-8toue,Htrit crossings and Bulhlloe pur poius generally, and 'u chuanvr tjiau the la stone. ... Call and fixmniiie for yeui selves, at 1st). SM est em Bow, between Klnlbisnd UlchiiioniL ani-aiu K, blllTli, Agent. COMPOSITION ROOFING. rilfJE undersigned Is prot.arcil to pot on JL Compositlon'iioofef tho best quality at notice, oillcelnJ AB. Bruco's Carriage Itopoeltory, cor ner Third and Vine. UJi Routing mnterlnl constantly on hand, anil saln. (jyi!7-:ini) .1. JK N0LK. Pure, Still & Sparkling JAMESE8ilElB,


ocr: i I THE OLD A It T II i; SELF-SEALIXG FRUIT AND jaiis, The bust now in use anil nil prepared for Sealing. P It A T PATENT M MILK- PAN Tho greatest invoution yet. Kvery should liaveoue, AKTIiCll, BUIlNnaM t CILilOY, Manufacturers of l'atent Articles. sWTrado Depot for tho West, 21 Enst Pearl street, Cincinnati. JOSEPH II. GKEKN, Aocnl. KTSenrt lur a tradeC'ircular. anl wi b. nouns, Formerly of Hall, Dodds 4 Co.; lato Urban.Dodds A W. II. )odd & Co., siANUincTi'nr.ss or tuk OONOHBTB I'irf and 15iirlnr 3 j9l JEF H5 -3 , 8. VV. Corner of Vine it Second This Is the most mlii'.hlo II ilii! AN!) DOU-iLA VltllOli'SAFIC that lauuuio iu tlm Ouitwl States, j warraut-d perlectly iVoo from iiiuiiii. Cm at luwor prices, ar.d fo o: li'ittor wrkouni i'iiip can bo fouuilolsowhviu. We have a biriic ui irttse-.it on baud, nn.l .-ia-. termlneii to sell at. prices t'r.a". cannot fail to jil'-u-n. O 1 i 31 i C iS Taken In exchftBlB. SKOWD-HANIl (SAf ill) ways on land .. exT-.-i.aiwl" lorf i'-.n.". i;7.''6 aOOf'ING. SaUoiiiiisIi's Fire and Water ADI1ESIVE AND ELASTIC COATING FOR ROOFsJ. rJIHE CHEAPEST AND MOST -- CotitiuB fur M.'tal Hoots, or uny lnm Work posed in use. Wari-iiuted to withsMlid tin tests of Heat. Cold, llalu. or Sulphuric Acid, mid main perfectly impervious to Water. It will melt, crack, wash or scale off. For now, old, metal ronfs, or for canvas roofs, it is Mi por ciieap.-r than any other coatinix. All orders fiaiiied wiih the cash or satisfactory references, ie promptlv 111 led, in any unsold territory West of New York and Pennsylvania. For i,.rormation,pplyto P. mn8 s C(,, Sole Proprletorflr.nd Mnnntuetorers, je7-t 132 West Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio. t. N. TIN, B. V. VAN & : BARRINGER, Manufacturer of Van's Celebrated Patent COOKING STOVES, For WOOD or COAL. The mnit convenient, nomical and dnral.de Cooking Siove ever for Steainhciits, llotols, Itestaurants and lloucss. Cooking and holliiig water for wash bath rooms, in largo .inutilities, in any apartment Ly tho same tire. W'nrcrooms, 118 Main St., ear Uights to manufacture ami sell these may boHecurcdon application to the proprietors, tnoir wuTeroouts. m Gras Fixtures, AT REDUCED E HAVE ON HAND THE varietv and icst selected assortment ot A '


ocr: SPECIAL. NOTICES. Ladies? Furs! OUR NEW STOCK OF li now ready for exhibition. Tbe assort ment is large. Thej are well-made, Bkmaili and will be sold at Low Faicas. HATTERS AND FURRIERS, No. 144 Main-street, Below Fourth. loeH-UWBain ' C L -AND- SHAWLS! 3T"W Stylos ON OCTOBER 24. C01E & Coil NEK OF 111 Mi) loc.'1-lf I I. O. O. 1'. THE and mprntiprs of LU8ANTI- "ir.. mi.ifla.l Im nllnnri A rAaiilm' fnAfTtlllff 11. iK .mil.!'., nu. .i.mi. die ii.'itsi'y said Loilge, on THUKeUA 1 KVfcW- inn. Mill UriiiW. A punctual attendance is mtf deiired, an intercut ing business will come tne budge, nromori vi uir wi'i''rrc nttivrunu yittd to attend. By order or the Lodge. ' WALTER JONBS.H. O. Jobs H. Brunbtt, 1. 8. oc2ob I'l imes copy a unucn OFFICE OK THE (iBIl BAIbKOAD k.-xcts9wk NAT1.B. W. corner uf Third QSji.-'M and ltacentrete, Octobe IS, I4.W. This roail la now upon. Curs will at interval i'i Um nimntpa, Irum r,:.w a. h. til mi'lnlglit, miming fnstwnril on IruW Wood f. 1HHTeut e-slri'nt, and woatwiuil Viiiirlh.atil.nt. lit Mnllli. uml nn Kifl ll ntroot Wood. (!itj.ina fill plium .nr in uiiod Hint care win iiivnrniiiir uvi inici K rim siipvm storpliiK l-r vm -nxi-'i i. . J'iiL ' JAMBS . lit i B I WgVji;rilcii. H APPr-,l HANI. BCT? to-.-l'AIiMKB SMI.VOKKINEI.OTIIIN entirely lux- troin ;ll unpleasant odor, anil M u Hecuea rcnutrkal'lp JiculiiiK pi uperlit", it H IIih nuivoisal hiwuli' huh mum pfimnis ttnu trottlled witli Llmpped IhukIh. AWANDINIC V" idnilliiiCT it comparison our Hrllc la tTltli nnv bipuulit ! thlx milker sluttyit lu h frenh article on baud. EK ')!. I) I'SIKA II llh ItfttltX. I.IP.MaTV A c. ti'miiiiiiiily piep.'iring tin unities nuil iitinisn a noun supply 111 any iiuu. Klll.ON I'AI.MKIt. Anont. Manufacturer 11 lid Importer of I'eiliinicry, iNo. WeRtJToiirlh-iitreet. oc!9 FINE TOILET SOAP. TDiir lianda and l'aca commence cbappina wimurftpproacnasr more man iiKoiy it. ih ohuhuu tlia aoap vou nan. Then try anmeiitbr kind. may possiply liud nn article that will keep your aiiiixitli during Hie coldest weather. slock Willi CKpociul rflforouco to this quality, and is now larger sit i laore coniplote. than usual. SOLON l'ALMER, Agent, Manufacturer and linportorof Perfumery, ocM No. 36 West Kourth-streot. KENNEDY'S MEDICAL, IMIVKKV In acknowlodsod by tho most iiimitphysicluiia, and by the most careful


ocr: NEW ADVERTI SEMENTS CLOAKS! Cloaks! Cloaks! fJNEQOALHD IN STYLE, ,' ; UNEQUALED IN QUALITY, WNEQUALED IN CHEAPNESS. THIS ' ' D EW DROP, AT lO Dollar 13 Dollars, .. . IT Dollars, 18 Dollars, 20 Dollars, 2 Dollars, 2li Dollars, 30 Dollars, 85 Dollar ! -THE LA VENICE, At All the Above Prices. MILAN WRAPPER, At All I be Above l'lice. ' At All the Above Frlous, ' AT THB ' ' ' Pioneer Cloak Baaa -or GEORGE LEWIS D1RKCTLY Oi'iiomilc the losloflice. local snillpj : , CLOAKS! CLOAKS! SHAWLS! :' d- r. MILLINEEY AND 3D 3R. US SI St TRIMMINGS! IN ALL THK LATEST NOVELTIKHt .'. AND AT MODERATE PRICES, -AT S. WILSON'S, ' No. 78 West Fourth-street, OPrOBlTK PIKK'S OTKItA-nOUSK. ocM-M,W,BJ DANGINGSGH00L. MELODEON HALL. Molis. and Mad. Ernest 1JEISPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR former patrons, and tho citizens of Cin- Jj cinuntL and vicinity, tbat their School will , ipen oil SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1859. ; ; : OC2i-Cl FOE EVERY DESCRIPTION . - ! - "-of-.. - Stalioiiery! , Stationery ! Stationery! PriJiUus I j ITillllllg i j V Printing! GO TO FMANKLAND'S, . HIYON'S NEW BUILDING, Vinc-strect, opposite the Postoilice, i0 -WW JJfea &r


ocr: JEWELRY. n. P. EL1AS' New Wholesale WATCH&JBWBLMQ0I7SB 16 West Fourth Street, Where ean be had every article appertaining to the Business at a mnoh less prloe, for CASH, than has ever before been offered In tbls market. GIVE US A CALL And see for yourselves. WM. WHITAKER JitWELBB, No, MX S. K. Cor, fifth and Lodge streets, betwes Walnut and Vine, Olucinuatl. Agood asaortmen tof SILVXtt and PLATED WABa. BPKUTACL8, etc., kept oonitantly on hand. Bpoclal attention given to Cleaning and Bepalrlna Watches and Jewelry. mrlO BEGGSsjTsMITH, Ho. 6 West tth gf. ARB NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO their Inrire assortment of Watobes. Jewelrv. Silverware end Diamonds. " A One assortment of Plated Tea Bats and Ontlery REMOVAL . E. " OSMOND, Itf'. D." Dentist, has removed to J72 Vlne-streot, near Beventh, opposite the Gas Office, uoZi'bra


ocr: epl4fin S West Konrtn -street. Cincinnati, Day's Medal Jobber. W. T. & S. D. DAY 6 00., Manufacturers and Dealers in PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POWEB.) ' And all binds nt Priming ffnterlnl, Nos. 17Ji 17 9 nno 177 west neeonu-street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ESPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED to our MKPAL JOBBEK. Within the last eighteen months we faavo introduced them into four teen different States of the Union, with the greatest satisfaction to the parties purchasing. The power is applied to the center of the platen i consequently there is no possibility of its springing from any amount of pressu re. The motion is so transmitted to ii a to cause a dwell on tne point or contact with the form, insuring A PEBFKCT XUPBESSION at DiKn rate oi speed. Printers in want of the BEST JlinnVH .hnnlri not Purchase elsewhere without irivinir Ihliano. amination. They are strong, durable and rapid, and are WABBAtiTED to give the moat entire satis faction. no3 MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUNP at last inst wlint the LriMm htLvm Ia. nAnrfAA and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir. The Uterine Kllxlr la warranted in enra .11 ill.. eases of a Uterine Nature; Inflammation of the woiun, tne moneys, tne uvarles, and the Urethra, Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb. Painful Menat.ru ation, Chlorosis, Amenorrhea; In fact, a perfect enrs Is gaarranteed by the use of from two to hve bottles of the Elixir, of any disease whatever of the Gener ative and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no matter of how long standing. Price $1 per Bottle. Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to the following Oard of one of the most prominent Drug, gists of Cincinnati. "lO TUB rUBLIOAnu THE LADIES IN I'ABTlOTtAa. We. the undersiened. are not In tha hahit of vlvln. our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the uauy ruHiciau, anu tnomeuicine CAiieutne utsrine Elixir, we cheerfully recnminend it to all female. suffering from Female Disease of any kind; it Is purely vegetable, and In no case can do Injury; wc say to all try, and our word for it, you will find re lief. . X. D. UIIili, Druggist, aep27 "Corner or Fifth and Bace-streets." A LSO MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH 6IMU LATINO OOUQH AND LIVER BALSAM cures, without fall, patns in the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs: Uoughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Dlffl cultr of Breathing, Headache, Flatulency, Heart burn. Cbronio Bheumatism, Billions Cholic, Cramp Cholio, Griping Palus of the Bowels, Dullness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite, and in Pain ful Menstruation it is a certain cure, and gives iiuaieuinis reuei. in any or cne auove aisoases It will give relief in twenty minutes, and a perma nent cure by the useof twobottles.. OnlyMoents Oer bottleso chean that AVArv Mwn ran ml It. N. B. For sale t; F. D. HILL. Druggist, corner of Baceand Fifth-streets: J. D. PARK, corner of Fourth and Walnut; BDIHE, KCK8TKIN "o corner Vine aud.Fourth; JOHN DtCKSuK, corner of John and Sixth; PAUL HK1NLHIN, comer el Eighth and Freeman. Also, KDWABD 80ANLAN i.'J'Jj corner of Main and Fourth; and Madams ELLIS, 24 East Fourth .. sep27-ay II ILL N ..PATiSWT.


ocr: BY ST ATE" ATJtHOBITT. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual aw-Agencyestablishedln Cincinnati in 1H'2S, an tedating all present local Insurance Companies and Agencies In tne Insurance business In thlsuily. 3:1 years oonr ant duty here, combined with wealth, ex perience,, nterprise and liberality, especially Cora mend the ATNA In.iirancA (Inmnanv In thA fitvnrn.. bie patronage of this cornmnutsi' 'tending solitary and alone, the sole survivor and living pioneer of Cincinnati underwriters of 1 Losses paid In ( Inrlnnntl during past Firs) Yeure, M13it,034 !T. Gash CapitalJ9)l,000,000. (ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED..! WITH A SURPLUS OV 1,030,4X3 80. Ana the prestige of 40 years success and ezpesienoe. IKVISTMIKTS Or ' Over $100,000 In Ohio Securities. UPWARDS OF 8 1 '4,000,000, L.0R4E8 Have been paid by the JStna Insurance Company In tne past 40 years. Fflrsi Bind Inlnnri Nnvlirnt in. Risks Moentl at terms consistent with solvency and fair profits. MPwisiBiwunuDgirpn io insurance ox uweuings and Contents, for terms of 1 to if s. appnoaiion maue to any amy .atnoriiea Agent piwmptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit mate Insurance Lnslness. thla Oomnanv I. .nalilnd to oner both Indemnity for the past and ssoxtrityfor the future, P liclesissued without delay by ma, ii. us kis,n, Agent, no. to mam street, A. F. TATO .Assistant Agent. H. K. L1ND BY, Agent 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOK E , Agent. Fulton . 17th Ward, ant


ocr: MEDICAL CARDS. DR. SAM'JL SILSUEE K SPECIALLY TREATS DISEASES OK -UTHB BK.IN, BBE0MATIB11, DISEASK8 Of WOMKN, and such Chronic complaints as maybe benefitted br the Hrnvenio and Atmonathla ofhlsofflce. Vapor, Bulphar, Iodine, Arsenio, Mercury, Tur kish, Busslan and Electro -Chemical Baths, a Die nensary of Medicine, and everr mannnr it RlArtA and Magnetic Apparatus. NO. 97 WEST BEVENTH-BTBHT. 'Office henrs 9 A. M. to t P. anlt-tff R. S, NEWTON, M. I). Office, 90 West Seventh Street, t (twain rtai aso aioa. 106 O. E. NEWTON, M. D. Ornos-Ne. M West Seventh street, between Vine and Bace. Bmiobmob-IIo. S3 Seventh street, be. ween Walnut and Vine.. Orrica Bonas 1H to SH A, llXtoJP.M.tvtoap.M.


M'arthur Democrat.

ocr: SHY 4 LEAHY 5 J fT.Vf tik, .-'lU. iTrj. 'fc-,, A jj DRUGGISTS, WcRTHUFl, OHIO. HAVING recently bonghtout the Drug Store of E. A. Bratton, will keep conttuntly on hand a full supply of DRUGS, MDICUES, CnElIICALS, Cine Toilet .Soaps, Fine Hair and Tooth JJntsJiCS, PERFUMERY, FA NCY& TOILET ARTICLES, i'aints, Oils and l)j c-Slni;., l'URE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL USKS. Physicians rreseriptions tnA Ttmilr Reeotpes CAEEETJLLI COMPOUNDED. ALSO A Large Stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, THE liLST ASIifLES THIS J1..EBET CAN AFFORD. - To our friends and customers wo wish to say. thut we have adopted a strictly CASH business in order to sell at the lowest caoh prices. Also, Agents for nil the most retain Patent .Medicines, BRY & LEA HY. Having sold my Drug otore to Messr Sry 4 Leahy, 1 take ploaaur in saving to my friends

place_of_publication: McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio

publisher: E.A. Bratton


The penny press. [volume]

ocr: LADD, WEBSTER & , CO.'S LOCK BT1T0H ' , , SEWING MACHINES, 80 West Fourth-street, Between Vine and Walnut-streets, Cincinnati. SHT Bend for a Circular, 1, 5. ajl


ocr: HEAD QUARTERS FOB BOOTS AND SHOES. 1 HAVE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST and beat stock of Gentlemen'a Shoee for Fall wear to be found in the city, which I am selling vary heap for caah. JOHN II. UETEBB, oeut Mo. 93 Weat Fourth-street. ' WILLIAM DISNEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, f base Buildings, Ha. ( last Tb Ird Street, ,epa.M


ocr: FIRST PREMIUM ! Awarded at the PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR! WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION OF these popular SKWINU MACHINES, at our NEW SALES-ROOM, 80 West Fourth-street, GAZETTES BUILDING, OH CINCINNATI. tr REMOVAL. WILTS EE BROTHERS. DIALERS IN- YOUNG'S Two-Threaded lock-Stitch SEWING MACHINE 835, $30 and 35. Nu. 82Flfth-slreet, WILL REMOVE, OCTOBER 1, TO G West Fourth-street, Over Hoggs 4 Smith's. WAgenti wanted. Address W1I.TSEIC BKtlTHKUH, AentN, ocl P. O. Bo2,3W, Cinclmiall, O. $30. $30. $30. Thirty-Dollar Double Lock-Stitch SECURED BY ItKUKNT l.ETTKRS PATENT. MACHINE HAS BEEN PKO NOUNOKI) by all competent Juileee, who seen it, to be the host and moat desirable Fam Sowing Mni'hlne ever introduced, resnrdlexs price, it win sow an Kinas oi isniiiy goous, the very thickont to the very tinestfttbricaiuade, uses all kiuds of thread, from Mo. g to 200. No oil Is used on lopof the Mnchlne. Hend lor a cin ulnr, or cull and see it in operation. U pou ear'. application, 8 tute mid County Rights may aeciircd. An eaernotlo person can mnko a fortune In a short Ageuts wauteil in all unsold territory. II. f. HURT l AN, Be le nnd excliKlvo BKnt for the United Slates, sepufmt S Wt'Bt rourtli-street. Olnclniiatl. Sloat&Co.' machines, THE SAME ON BOTH sides, leaving; no ridge or chain, and impossible ravel. For speed, accuracy or ease of motion, the Machine is without a rival, Cincinnati, Office S3 Went Fourth street, sep281 KELSEY & CO.'S Offlce30 West Fourth-street, CINCINNATI. E ASK OF A DISCRIMINATING nubile in Biirsuit ofa reliable 8ewinc-Ma. tuo most rigid comparison of the merits of all others in the market. We It, being sure it will result in our favor.


ocr: STATE AUTHOEITY. Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual WAget'Cy established In Cincinnati In 1N'J5, an tolatlng ell present locul Insurance Companies and Agencies in the Insurance buniness In tliiscity. 33 years ooml ant duty here, combined with wealth, ex perience, fnterprlee and liberality, especially com mend tha &TNA Insurance Company lo the favora ble patronage of this communia standing solitary and alone, the sole survivor and living pioneer Cincinnati underwriters of tosses puld In Clnrlnnnll durkig past Fle Vears, 9150,084 7. Cash Capital $1,000,000. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPA1BED.J WITH A SUHl'JiUS OF 91,030,423 80. And tho prestige of to yeansucrandexgiedenoe. INTIST1(X1IT8 or Over $100,000 iu Ohio Securities. UPWARDS OP 81,000,000, LOSSES Have been paid by the Mtutk Insurance Company In the past 40 years. Fire nnd Inland Navigation. Bisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency aud fair prorHs. Especial attention given to Insurance of Swellings and Contents, for terms of 1 to 5y s. Application made to any duly .athorlmd Agent prom ptly attoniled to. By strict attention to a legit imate Insurance business, this Company Is enabled to oiler both Indemnity for the past and security for the future. P lli h s Issued without delay by JA8. li. OA tTBil, Acnt, No. 40 Uniu street. A. F. I'ATO . Assistant Agent. II. K. LIN I) KV, Agont 171 Vine street. J. J. HOOK!, ., Agont. Fulton. 17th Ward, ant TO HOU9EKEEPER.3. iiiiportaiit Iinproveinciil! weltFpatent V WSIORS ONLY OH LHHI MANUKAOTUBF.P, WHOLES ALU AND BF.TA1T., BY BEXNETT & 0., ivJ-am Bvcamore etroet, boloy Fifth. '"WAT7i7s Y"Arf JEIwT. in iTrciTTTi TUB MOSTRKMAIirE FIRE AND BUBGLAR PROOK 8AFKS. They have given more satisfaction than any other now in nse. Weolferareward of ONE THOUSAND 1)01,. I. AltS to any person that can, up to tho prosent time, allow a single Instance whoreln thoy have fulled to preserve their contonts. With this MAFfi we challenge all compotltton, as liolncr tha best. Fire iroof. Burclar Proof, or Fire and Burglar Proof now nisde; and are willing to lost wmi any esiaoiiMiimeni hi tne union, auu me nartv failing first, to forfeit to the other, the sum of ?:!,W0. We are prepared to furnish a better Safe, and at less cost, than any other manufacturer Iu the United Blares. tfocond-hand Safes of other makers, alo on hand. Werespectfiilly invite tho public to call and exam ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. II A Hi, OARKOLL & CO., 8Ugl2-aj't No. 1.0 ami 17 Kitxt Columbia street. DIARRHEA AND BLOODY FLUX, Cholera, Billons Cholio, and ALL PAEVS W THE STOMACH I BOffELS. Mado by CEO. 8. I.IOIIT, WHOLESALE DRUGOISr, CINOINNATI. FOR BALE BY JOBS T. PARK, 8UIRK, KCK ST1NE A CO., and Druggists generally. Order Uft at Williamson A IIatvield, mo. 41 Walnut itreat will be attended to. anlB-lnovl GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY, BTBAM TO QLA3G0 w.HVEBPOOL, BStrAST, 9UBLIS ANP LONDONDBIiBT son 030, raovaiwTOBX. OlnnsoW) Thomson.Vednosday, Ang. 24, at 12 noon Edinburgh, Oummlng.. Wednesday, Jnnel, " OlrtHgow, Thomson " July , " Edlnburh,OummiDg.. " July 27, " fBOlt OLAiaow. Kdlnbnrgli, Onmminiz...Satnrday, May 7. Ulnsgfow, Thomson,,. Wednesday, July 27. Edinburarh, Cummlng... July 2. Rates of Passage from New York, Philadelphia or Boston, to Glasgow. Liverpool, Delfast, Dublin or Londonderry, firstclase, 973- Steerage, found with an abundance of proporly-cooked provisions, An experienced Burgeon attached to oach steamer. No charge for medicines. For freight or Passage, apply to aefl BOBKBT 01iA,Q. IT UroadwapO I. X. L. MUSTARD. AFTER MANY TEARS OF PRACTICAL experience in the art of If uslard -making, the proprietors offer the above brand of Mustard to the fiubllo, guaranteeing It a strictly pnre article, mann actured from the best quality of sued, carefully se lected with the design of prodnclnga Mustard UUPK ItlOlt IN k'LAVOB AND PUNGENCY TO ANY NOW IN I'HK. We liave no hesitation In saying that all lovers of good MusUrdwill rind the 1. X. L. to be that which they so freqaently fail to obtain, MUSTARD THAT IS MUSTARD. WOrdors promptly tilled. HARRISON A WILSON, Je!4 91) nurt 1411 Wnlnnt-street. Merrell's Blackberry Anodyne. THIS MEDICINE IS OFFERED TO THE public asoneoftliebest, If not the very best med icine that has ever been Invented for Diakiiiika, Dvs RNrKRY, Cholkba Imfahtuh, and nil other derange 8tomaoh and which BY HP 1


ocr: JEWELRY. ii. r. iiiiAs' New Wholesale WATCH & JEWELRY HOUSE 16 West Fourth Street, ' Where can be had every article appertaining to the Doitneat at a mnctt less price, for CAHU, than has ever before been ufTered In this market. GIVE US A CALL A nd ace for yourselves. wmTwhitaker. J UWE J,KK, No. M.H N. K. Cor. Firth and Lodge strnett, be two Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati. A gold assortment of HI IiV KB and PLATED W A KL 8PKUTAUL8, etc., kept ooustanlly on hand. Hpucial attention given toOieaniuK and Repalrlns Watr.heaand Jownlry. mrlO BEfitiH A SMITH, No. 6 WesHtb St. ARE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO their large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware aud Diamonds. iuw A Una assortment of Plated Tea Sets and Cutlery


ocr: JUNE 20, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD F OUR DAILY TRAINS LEAVE TUB Sixth-street Depot. - Tralna rim throiish to Indianapolis. Lima. Ran. dusky and Clevefand without change of cars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North, trn and North -western cities. 0 A. HI. KXPHESH TRAIN (Columbus time, which is seven minutes faster than Cincinnati) Kur Cleveland and Pittsburg, via Delaware, makes close connection at Crostline for Pittsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston and New York. Also, con nects at Dayton with Dayton and Michigan Boad for Troy, Piu.ua, tjldney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, l"ort Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at 3:30, Dotroit at 6:00, and Chicago at 7:20 P. Ma Quincy and Galena at 7 A. M. Also, at Dayton with Greenville and Miami Boad, for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Miin ele. Also, connects at Richmond with Indiana Cen tral Boad, for Indianapolis, Lafeyette, Chicago. Term Haute, St. Louis, auu all Western cities. Also, at Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for Anderaon, Kokomo and Peru. Also, connocts with Junction Railroad at Hamilton for Oxford, H A. M. ill A Hi TRAIN i'or Dayton, Spring, field and Sandusky Connects at Sandusky with. STEAMER for DETROIT; at UKBANAforCOLUM BUS: at Forest with Pittsburg, Kort Wayne and Chi cago Bond, East and West; at Clyde with C. and To ledo Road for Cleveland and Buffalo, Toledo, Dotroit and Chicago. This train also connocts at DELA WARE with the U,0. A 0. Road for Cleveland and points East; also connects at Hamilton with Junction. Railroad for Oxford. 4iaO P. M. TRAIN For Dayton, Springfield and Sandusky Connects at Forest with Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, East and West; at Olvde with C. and Toledo Road for Clovelandang lltif. fnio, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. Also, connects if" Richmond for Indianapolis, Torre Haute, St. Louis and Chicago. Also, coiiuectswlth Junction Railroad at Hamilton forOxford. U If. M. TRAIN For Dayton, Troy, Plqna, Bid ney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Olil. cago, ri achlng Chicago at g A. M. The (i and 8 A. M. trains couneot at Olevelae.il With steauicrs for Bullnlo. Fur further information and Tickets, apply at tha Ticket offlcee-north-oast corner Front aud Droail. way; No. 19 Walnut-straet, near Gibson Hoiiae: at the new Tickot omoe, o tbe west aide cf Vine-striet. between Postoflice and Burnet Uouse; at tbe Walnaf Btreet House, or at the Sixth-street Dpot. aul D. MoLiBEN, Superintendent. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD COMMENCING APRIL 11, 1859. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily. THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. First Train No. 1 K j prss, at 6 A . M ., connects via Ciilmnlina aud Cleveland, via Columbtis.Crestlino and Pittsburgh, via Colunibiu, Hteubenville and Pitta, burgh, Detroit via Clevelaudaiul stmor. Tills Train stops, between Cincinnati and Columbus, at Lovn. land, Deertleld, Morrow. Xenla, Codarvllle, South Charleston, London and West JeeTerson. SecondTiain-No.2KxpnHS,at 8:311 A. M.,connects via Coluinbiis, Bellair and Hon wood; Wh wling; via t)olunibos,8teubenvilleand Pittsburg; via Columbus, Urostline and Pittsburg: via Columbus and Clove. Intid; Detroit, via Cleveland and steamer; Whlto Sul. phnr Shitlon, via SpringHold. This Train stops m twoen Cincinnati and Columbus, at I'lainvillo, Mil. ford, Miaiuivllle, Luveland, Deerlield, Morrow, Cor win, Spring Valley, Xeuiaand London. Third Train Accommodation, at 4:40 P. M., for Oolumbusand Springfield. Fourth Traln-Hiitht Express, at 11:30 P. M.; con nects via Columbus, Bellair and Bonwood; Wheeling: via Colnnibns, Steubenvllle aud Pittsburg; via Co lumbus, Crestline and 1'ltkiburg: via Columbus suit Cleveland. This train stops at Loveland, Morrow. THfs'lrRAIN Loni""u LliI;"NU CABS U ofcare Ilpre"'' "",'1ntoOleyelandwlthoutchang oJ Express, throngs to Wheollngwlthout change The NIQtrr EXPRESS Train leaving Clnclnuahl at 11:30 P.M., runs dnlly.except SATURDAYS, tha ether Tralna run daily, oxoopt SUNDAYS. For all Information, and Through Tickets to Ilos. ton, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Waahluu ton. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Dunkirk, Cleveland Pittsburg. Wheeling, and all the Eastern places, apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. I Bur. net uouse, south-eaat cornor ot Broadway and Float streets, and at the Eastern Depot. Trains run by Columbus time, which ll seven min ntos faster than Cincinnati time. J.DUBAND, Snp't. ... Omnlbnsei call for passengers by leaving direction at the Tickot unices. Biyl7 HIGH SPEED RESTORED. 3 El Shortest and Quickest Route to CHICAGO AND THE VIA INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO, -LINE RAILROADS. Onty One Change of Van between CVnctniiolt . and Chicago. Three PassengerTrainsleaveCinokinatldatly, from thefootof llllland Front streets. 5:50 A. M. Chicago Mail arrives at Indianapolis at 10:30 A.M.I Chicago at 7:26 P.M. This train con nects with all night trains out or Chicago, for the West and North-west. 12:04 M. Torre Haute and Layfayotte Accommoda tion arrives at Indianapolis, nt rwsi P. M., making direct connections at Indianapolis with Terre Haute Trains end Indianapolis and Lafayette trains for Decatnr, Sprlnglleld, Naples, ynlncy, Hannibal and St. Joseph; also with Pern traius for Peru, Ft.Wnyite and Toledo. fi:00 P.M. Chicago Express arrives at Indianapolis -at 10:30 P. M.i Chicago at 7:40 A.M. Makiug clpft connections at Chicago with all morning trains out of Chicago. This train connects at Indianapolis with Terre Haute trains for all points West and Northwest. Sleeping cars are attached to all the night trains on this line, and run thiough to Chicago without change of oars. This la exclusively a Western and North-western route, and with faverable and reliable arrangements with all connecting roads throughout the entire West, guarantees nnnsnal care and the amplest ac commodations to the patrons ot this line. T Be sure you are in the right ticket office before you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis. Fare the same as by any other route. Baggage checked through. THROUGH TICKET'S, good until need, can be ob tained at the ticket offices, at Spencer House Cornor, north-east oorner Broadway aid Front; No. 1 Bur net Honse Corner; at the Walnut-itrcet House, and at Depot office, foot of M 111, on Front street, where all necessary information may bs had, Omnlbusses rnn to and from each train, and w oall for passengers at all hotels and all parts of tha oity, bl leaving address at either olllce. W. H. L. NOBLE, mylO General Ticket Agen t. Cincinnati, Richmond & Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. iteffirollh Roilte for TJCBKK HAUTE, 8T. LOUIS, JjAFAYETTB, CHICAGO, LOQANRPORT, PEBU. FORT WAYNH. TWO DAILYTDHOUOH TRAINS luavoSlxth stree Depot, at ft A. M. and 4:30 P. M. A. M. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS A OHIUA 00 FAST EXPRESS. Through direct, making clesy connections for all other Western and Nortb-v, esten points, This Train also connocts at Richmond wltl Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Xoko mo Logansport, and all points on Wabash Yalle' ""p.'M.-INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO A ST LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS. The above Trains mafc close connections at Indianapolis, Lafayotteand Ch cago, with Trains for Terre Haute, Bprlngflobtri'. n' isianu, uaieeuurH, jneuosna, t,a i rosso, jacKsonriii Danville, Burlington, Milwaukee, Blatton,Naple Ualena, Qulncy, Prairie dn Clilen, Pana, Penrb Dnnlelth.Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Jollet, 1 Salle, St. Paul, and all towns and cities In the Nortl sMTThrongh Tickets given and Baggage obeckt through. For further information and Through Tickets, an ply to Ticket Offices, north-east corner ol Front ai , Broadway; No. 1M Walnut street, near Fourth; it-south-east corner of Fourth and Vine street, or - i the Sixth-street Depot. D. M. MORROW, ii:o, :nt"iii,leiit. Omnibuses will call for panning ... r iei.vii:g tlio' names at either of the Ticket Otf ,, I3 W. U. . v ', Agiiut. OA ND Y I OA N I) Y 1ST. CJjJSlJEVHL, I (Bneoejsor to Mtisi AOe,) Mannfaetnrers and Wholesnle Dealer'; -IH- FINE AND PLAIN CANDIES, t 40 MAIW STREET, CINCINNAtTT" , , iiifil rnylf I


ocr: HENRY DAVID, NO. 278 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN HIXTU A NO KKVKNTH, Jllanuracturxr and Importer f Knaps, Perfumory nnd Fancy Goods, has just rweired, pur stenmBr.a lot of Porto Monnlaes, Cigar tWs, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Beef Mar row and Fancy (iooris of nil deairiptions; also a com- nlHta AStoi'tlllcnt Of Illlldllf.rrlitf.f Rvtrnnla nrl.lf.il he Is prepared to soli al a figure lower than any other oValerlii tlieclty. Also, received thlailay from New Vnik.a large lot ofDnvid's llluo and Mark Writing unJ Marking Inks which the anbscrlber will be able U Sft.1 nv timiiiiri..inni atWWTH aUU re tailors V1" pl'aaecall iu and examine before pur chasing eW."'- . All kinds 0. "VJSl!? - 84 Ch.NTS PER BOTTLE. Remember Uie plaoe, . 278 Maln-st., Bet. Jlxth and eventli. j lEeft! I ARANKLIN TYPE AND STEREOTYPE flllllfllkV. H. ALLISON. Hud rlnUiident. frlntlai MalerialaofalllUaac. IN rin street,


ocr: SADDLE. TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY', 10 DI lu-street, three doors) above Third, TfTEKP ON HAND AND MAKE TO OR HV DEB all kinds of florae Trappings, In the best aud most substantial manner. Aleo, a large assort, ment of Horse Blankets, Whips, Carpet ana Leather lings. Bridle Bits. Buffalo Robes, Valises (the real sole-leather), Mail Trunks, Sponge, and a large as sortment belonging to this line. I will sell as low as the lowest. D. S. CARBICK. .


ocr: ECONOMY! Premium Coal Cooking Stove. THE ALLIGATOR, Smoke-eoniumliig Coal Cooking Stove, Is without a rival. Gallon ADAMS & PECKOVER, Inventor nd Manufacturers, ; Novelty Iron Works, . 8 GO Fourtn-street, Wet of Smith. Xxamlosth. Alllr read testimonials. LANE fc BOOLCY, MAIVrAOTUBIKB OP Wood-Working Machinery, AND CIRCULAR SAW HILLS, Caraer JoliBjaa Water; t.,eiaoianatl,0. wrl-ly


ocr: ep28tf A Pays for the Penny Press. Six Cents a Pays for the Fenny Press. SIX Will pay for the Press ONE WEEK. SIX Will Pay for the Press ONE WEEK. 14 FRONT -STREET


ocr: INCREASED EXCITEMENT HUME'S . WITHIIMGTON BEER. mnia celebrated beer, intro JL DUCEB by the nndersigned. a few months Inra. fur theflrat time In thiacltT.la rapidly super- n-ding Inuee all others. Its popularity is equal Jilimtr Ale, wnicn can only oe procurea genuine the Mumy A In Cottage, No. 104 Main-street, between Third and j ouriti oireoia. Hume's Ladies' Ale, SDperiur to any In me, either domeatlc or Importod, for ladles who are nuralnff, and their babes The jiropertiee of this Ale are liitfhly touioand lnvigora- iiiiK,anii la particularly eucuuiiuvumuu iusih.' "Uy" TnE MANY IMITATORS Of HUMFS MCSTY ALE, have, opo by one, eloaed (heir doors, or had thorn closed by the Slirrlff, and the iindnr-lgued will give Kifiy Doliura lioniia, to any luiltvirlu.il who will produce aslngls gluaaof Muty Ale, Wlthington Uer, or Hume's Ladies' Ale, at tny othoreatablialunent than tbe musty AleuoiiHge. mv mtnrit nt Ha nriffinal and only genuine Musty, Cliamnaiene, Bitter Old Amber, and oilier choice .brands of Ales, and a so Par 't ami urown cioui, corialiig lu all about 8KV A HUNDRED ilAB" KELS, Uuoequalcd in the Un.on. anl7-tf J. B. HTJME. to ui


ocr: (i WALT & AVERY IMPORTERS OF ANDjDKALERS IN CARPETING West Fourth street, Pike's Opera -House Building.


ocr: MUSICAL. "OIAN0S AT A SACRIFICE. From till M. uu.ai uw .I.u.,HWlJ.inN, I will soil Piano for cash only, at prices that will induce any one to buy. Even those who do not wani on. at unseat will And that now ia the time to boy, I will rent, and let the tent pay lor the riano. v. m. nv&uu,- , No. 72 West Fourth -street. The largest itoek of Meledeons in the city, dell NOW, IF EVER. As my neighbors are offering great Inducements for m cash, and as 1 am not willing that F - my friends and customers should I rW ..I fail to be mlUd as to price, I would 1 1 9 I 1 1 ay that I will not be undersold by ' ' ' ' any bouse in Cincinnati. I will still rent, and let me rent pay r tbe 1'iauo, at w w esi s onnn-swei, J. OHTJaOH, Jr, Depot tor Mjloeons and Harmonjamg. deal Tf A SON 10 QUICK-STEP, AS PER .a-v-b. lUBiiKu oy nenter s Hand, wttn elegant lithograph of the new Ma Building. Frio M canto. Jnit u , by J.0HUR0H, AtXt , j, 1V . y , A ,. WJt Fonrtb


ocr: .'TIRM5-CA8T1. 'V T-Yrt i.i' Advertisement! not aoesdlnt lve line (Agef.- Oaeleert1on...... I On week- Jfl 00 , Two wseks... 1 so I One month . I M HUrger advertisements Inserted at the folio wins raise for sctuure of tea lrnea or leas I 1.-:ni One lBeertion....t SO I Two weeks, .,i4 M .mM Eachaddl'nal insw I Three weeks........... 4 One week......M 1 7t I One month to;." Job Printing la all Its onsets, done with neatness and dtspeloh MISCELLANEOUSr "SANTA CLAUS II EARD FROM. HE HAS DECIDED THAT EVERY WWE SHOULD HATl A GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE FOB OHUI8TMAS. illrlee 5A West Fonrth-atreet, Clncln ntt, O READ HONE TESTIMONY: OrxumNiTi, February 16, 18.1P We haw used one of "Grover A Baker's" Sewing Machines in our family for nearly two years. We liavedouo all kinds of aewiug upon It that Is required to be done in a large family, and it has worked to onr entire satisfaction in every respect. It hss never been cut of repair, though in almuat dally uae. The -cam ie aa atroug and durable as any cloth can be made. There is nu diilticutly about the tension of the ihread tlie Guest and the coitrsvst work equally well. Wo have given it a niost thorough trial, and we cor dially recouimand it to all as aniachiuv which haanu auperior. Signed,) KKV. CI1AUNOEY GILKS. So. i HABRiaoK-ar.i Cincinnati, Oct. 2, IMS. M kssbs. Ubovrb St BAKBB-Geutletnen: ltianearly three years since my family had one of your excel lent Hewing Machines in use. Curing that time iher liare hud an opportunity o7 eeeing several other kinds, and though they possess niauy good uualittes, yet for family use, my wile and daughters prefer your machine to any uthors In the city. Believe me to re main, gentlouien, lours respectfully, (Signed,) REV. lilCUAKD GRAY. OOTOHBB2H, IMP. Genta -I have had three years experience with one A your Sewing Machines, and have always found it reliable. It atiches most beautifully, and ia so easily managed that my little, girl, six years old, can work it with perfect ease. Long live the inventor, aay I. (Signed,; Yours, truly, MRS.G G.C'OMHTOCK. Cincinnati, October as, Messrs. Grover Baker Geuta: Having need one of your Sewing Machines fer the laat two years,(durinR ivhich time i have tritul soveral olhor kinds,) I tftkt. pleasure in adding niy testimony to the great supe rior! tr of your manufacture, over any other that has thus farcomo uudermy notice. (Signed,) Very respectfully, MKS. CHAS. H. KELLOGG, WVs Seventh-street. Cincinnati, October 27, lM. Mcsrs. Uruvur Baker Gents: I have used one ol vuur Hewing Machines for the lust eighteen months, both in the manufacture of tine and heavy material, aud it haa given eutlie aHtiafnction, and 1 cheerfully recommend them to any peraou wanting a good machine. (Signed.) Respectfully yonra, MRS. JOHN 1). MINOR, SMI VVcat gixtli-itreet. The undersigned, Clergymen of varioua denomina tions, having purchased and used in our lamiliea Grover ft linker's Celebrated AM ILY SKWING MACHINE," take pleasure Iu recotumneding It as uu iuarminent fully coinbiniug the esaentials of a uooil Machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease of management, and the strength aud elasticity of its atitch, unite to render It Machine nnaurpaaaed by any in the market, and one which wo feel confident wiil give satisfaction to all who may purcliaae it. Ilov. B. W. Chldlaw, A. M. ltev.J. Chnster, , Rev. P. O. Prugh, Itev. Win. Perkins, itev. Kdwaril Girard, Itev.A. Blake, 1). D., Rev. K. C. Benson, A. M. Rev. J. J. Mcllheuny. D. D. The loltowlim Is an eitrtirt from the reoort of thn Committee on Sewing Machinea, al the late Seaboard Agricultural Fair, held at Norfolk, Va. The Com mit lee wae composed of three of the beat machinists iu Virginia: "After a thorough inspection of all tho Sewing Machinea on exhibition, it is our opinion that Ihe Grover A Bakor Sewing machine is the beat for nil tmrpoaea, Tlx: Family and General Work." Signed,)' J. B. PENDLETON, Sup't Machinery, Seaboard and Roanoke R. It. 8. T. HAND, Sup't Seaboard and Roanoke B. 11. (i. B. 'AV1DS, Sup't Atlantic Iron Works, and U, S. Inspector of Steamera. CARD. t'roaa the very flattering lnauner In which nur Machines Iihva been received hv the nublic. (result ing In the sain of upward of Thirty Thousand,) we are led to believe that our endeavors to manufactnre a 'Tellable machiue have been appreciated, Ve take this opportunity to remark that this policy will bit unchanged, and that every Machine sold by us we shall nut hesitate to warrant In every respect. laia-h GKOVRK ft BAKKR tt. M. CO. IHE ALLIGATOR! SMOKE-CONSUMING Coal Cooking Stove! lias beon pronounced by competent judges to be the BEST COAI, COOKING-STOVE


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -roit TUK- RbbertClarJje& srf 1-i . 1: e1 Jva ii flfa.llr. n 'ifr?? ! , - '- tl !( 3 :1t :t i ;tr, y seuiijpwu s tucuwh;.! . ... Illustrated by Mllllas, Cnswlck, Mac Use ana oilier. Beautifully printed on tinted paper. Svo.ulotn , iextra, amorocco extra or anthrae, Js.- K. GaUeiry uf DiaUngulsheoV English and Amerloan Semae s?oetsr , . l; 7 Vltbaq Introductory Essay by Prof.Ooppee. Printed ' '6n-,oned paper and -magnlflcentfy Illustrated ' with 100 steel engravings, mostly from original, designs, by distinguished artists, and executed in the highest stile of art.- Imperial Hvo.t richly bound in morocco gilt or antique, $12 MU. . . T" ;,'.', llrtdnigpniery's, potiaa,';. Edited by Bev. Bobert A. Wllmott Illustrated with designs by Foster, Wolf, Gilbert, Ac. Kn Braved . 7by the Brothers Dnlilol, and beautifully printed "on tinted paper. 8ro. cloth extra. Hsi- iiiotooco. -' extra onuuique, 1 a. Sabbath Bells, : tti (JUmfrd by ths Foete.. BIchly illustrated-. - frlce, ,.-cothil,75;mqro.cco3.7.'.-' ,.. : , -, . ..V.Ppeof the,irbode:,f;, l;:. Passages from the Pop t. descriptive of Foreet Scenei, . erofnsely-.illustrtedl.r,ioiLlothfi (J Tai Tur -.key, 13 13., t,,,. , ",, ,''- i -Jiongfellow'a JPoeae.. Beautifully illustrated by Gilbert. 1 large Ho. vol. AuMijee olptb 7; aatlaus morocco lid. , 1 "V-C - Shsltspeare'e Merchant or Venice a Illustrated by llt'rket Foster and olhere", in the style , of Oiay's Elegy, . Extra cloth $1 M,; morocco 8; calf, elegant, J5. - i ' 3 - - "ji 'a f'-iyym'mnitn.,dh-':-" Drawn and colored from 'Nature.'' By "Mrs. fjj Ml . Badges with aa Introductory by Mr, Xull. HI. , . goutney. 1 Vol, large folfo, with ii pages colored - ' Ithntr.tloan . Turkey moroooo Bios antiaue mo- :soece,fis.ti; ... ,;, ,. ,,... Lallao, oohh, ., ,1?J- Beautifully prlntod by Evans, on tinted paper. II-- Itntrated with tuoerb wood enirMlnir.. frAita d- :ielgB4byAHarTeyj eter, and other". ro, jiphly s gut,uoui, v, morocco, gut ox, 1(4110. tie, ja. .... I.a Foutalue.,.: '.'.) Fables. Illustrated by Orandeville. Translated by - B. Wnsbt, jr. Tinted paper, Svo, Turkey.mo .triocoe.llliWwrooeoaiiUiJua,,) w ; illlu,,. , n '. if 1 1 Raphael's Madonnas, i - .-.- Thirteen photograph illustrations of 'he Malonnra, as executed in the highest style of art, by Hufna- - gei,wria iiinstnuiooa eompuea ny. jan.ea.ryrvalk i ear, ,4t0b. superbly, bouudiiu morooeo extra, or ... anluue, 12, .... " '' Dies irae, . . . 1 a: .in. I i lu Thirteen Original Versions. By Abrahsm Ooles. svo,, aorocoo, gt or antique, Jt. . i , .rv. ."' ILitrUTBATED ,' AIBUMS. Thick Drawing Paper, with Illmtratlobl and Tth. gray Inge, splendidly bnrthd in rich morocco arid gilt edges, arabesque p itterns, medium size. $10; uBMir, q, .cap, 00, -. in, imtne.in musnn,' rj gilt, medlem, $; dstny, tAM e,3 74,. ly A large stock of .. ..mi ,,,.,.( .JUVENILES.,-. tSolndlng the Works of Bdgeworih, Abbott, Edgar, , l umiuh Auiiua, ..tuivuK, .liBsue, mayne iteiu, Marryatt, and a host af other frltOds of yonlll.'' "' ' ' "-Aiso-'5-" ' ,J" "' Au extensive and rich assortment of , , ., f BIBLE8 AN D TESTAM ENTS,, Psalms and Hymns. Prayers. Betmona. and an In. fluite variety of Works on Thoology and Science,', . ' ' ALSO- ' ,,,.. A full supply of li " i-- t m , 1 a, 1' av ." ""'FiilicV' StaticSnerv ' t ''including- Forte. mcnnales. Hit ,1,1.'!' wora-ooxee, rrriltu ugDeakSi 1 ' .. t.l tii 1 1aper..ntves,. , 11. . , t uueesnen,, flliL T.),liK: Back-gammon Boards, 1 , u . , , Card Uasea. Dominoes. .1 , . , Water Paints, . i , (..'.tint ,u. ua K?""'ua Paper Vergiits, AS.; Ac. ,n -i :IM-..,i ,. -.1 : R OBTs' CLARKE -"co., ' 55 Wfcst Fdtirthistrfeet.1 ' " '-' a ' deXei a" ' -i. ' Glycerole of Arnida; fllHIS REMEDY1 FOR' IRTTISES," CUTS, -,i Bunts, Dcalds, Bheumallo. Painei Aa.,ls un- rtraied,, l-.very in case it acclde hvery family should have it at band for use euts. rrepareaana lop sale ny 'I' 8DIBB, KOKBIKLS A 00., Opposite the Postofllce. de26o Brown's Broncliial Troches. lO -B,6W'i. BROWN'S . KRONCHIAL -sa-Vr Troches receired and for sale by , , de2Sc- a ... yppoBite tne tostpulce.' ,.jH. f lliVfi OL .'Unit. , 1 , ., 100 CASES OLIVE OIL. QUARTS and pints, receired and for sale by 1 BUIBB, BOKSTEIH A-00.. ! ' ' Qapoeite the PostoUoe. :Sl5fr. ; lVIarshmallow Drops. t Ofl 30XES ' JBEfiH. MARSHMAL MMWW DB0P8 receired and for sale by . 1, , BUIBB. KCKSmS A UO.,'' I 'Meaio '-I 'Opposite the Poatocoi: Benzlne-KiTdrBloTe8. T "" 1 ttA 1 Tr ID GIAVEty WritIN CLEANED WXTH Aa. BeBiine; look as welpaj new.. . Try It, aa ure- pared br BUIBB, KOKbTKIN AGO. de2f,-ct Opposite thS US POStofflcai Havana Cigars 111 111. in .,'.. . A. . in , W1 HAVtB JUST RECEIVED AN- . U-l'HKH-etlMnlfil hs m . imIoI IbM.ri. ueuiueuir me oest nre-osnt Cigars sold In lbs Unitt Btatcs. 1 AbtiO A full assortment pi all the best i geuuine BaranaH Imported. For sale by .'J "f " BUIBB, BOKBTBtN brandK of A. tin 'U3-cO Mil I Opposite the PostoflW a. 1 1. qhllbjatn Lotton. -At REMEDY 1 FOR - .FR03TED ..PEET, Uhllblains.Ac. .Psepand and for eale b; "dvUr''1 Yr"i fr- urr or we V ..4' it Eiunpi AlJX a KjJ.f OppoMHty-tliB Pbntoflpf H01JDA


ocr: not r;PoMeni6tr 'Hesitate not! 7 FAIL NOT! : .To examine the Urge and varied stock of Cientlcmen's, Ladies', and Children FURNISHING GOODS! ".'ii' . ; '. '. -at- ' .'' SOJV'S, ivw wesi f ounn-streei, era firatafilsiiiB Cooda &r jwlltnsw at t,ntv . .,1 ',; ... : ; , ' de24b ;igsj WEST FOUPTH-8TREET, j 18 TUB PLACE TO SELfiOt . anirl'ui,,, ,.::!,":,;;, ::;v, v, sp-oww Bins, stock fs the Ikrgesf and trie PRICES THfi ft ,u . . Ue2l " FOR THE GUEAPE'flll ts'U ' -ii; JaVUO CleJii KH M .,,1.1, deW -','ii ko.J62Fhh-treot,heMW'eStern.roir, 3T US 1 SPECIAL NOTICES. . (i,, ...i .. ,. 1 CmomdAfl, JJecejnuer U, lJV, t ON MONDAY. m DECEMBER. SB. tSJ . (Christmas,) tbls offlco will One at khe, nauat hour and close at ft A. M.: reopen at fi and IT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED AT LAST, The article that cures atnW without fcil every species of, eruptions i of 'the face hands, or other'eartif of tha Mr.nliwnf,fcn HI.. rniwlVjn)Vsnir.r! ainu.unTe yon oomraoxeoj tnatiuoatiltrouuusoine, uwaso, jaruur itcd I'arSyikt trbuWed -With fetter on thefeandat; elsewhere; bsjee yoa any annoying, lrrttaung, itching, inuamed eruption of any fc nd; go, ai 'ottos" isajl' f UW i)t! jlahlef.llesWW Hf. efleitvol Sime!djOtloavaddalinAv aawut t (if is no humKuk.i'roiO:re a bottle and aan-it! arid Ivhl wlU se satlaled that the naif U Ueeo" said ih 1U 'i-mctl A.ri 31 ',...1.' 1 tot ".rr.'fr , 1,1..,., . ,-T" ,,iww.if",.wi. n,.'mw,, ,,.,-..,lj I At ., V. M MMnl. A,altf Kjftfli r,fWU fUM in m-,. 1 1 J-l eil'.V J Jt( ,f, "'mfsit'"""'' ,"! 1 -itr "ni.-iii i.iii 1 if1W A'VsT tin MODaI ms or the Alsoclaaorf lll claUi .ObTfi itwr 'ccirrfsmi irfcasa ' ' '.I M0NrJy,Vuaw5,IHew: Qrdet df the Poald rs7 "-F-.ji ui lu.i I I,.,. I ! " 1 CriAw saa'av Vottiniea. ! u ' ''"''TJIneittnatn Deo, tx iSM.7 VJ iChamber are heceby' notlfled that tVe Mr olinuia' Ewhaogewlll be closed on MQNtlAY, thS acth lint.. By wrJer.of ihe . X f 1 deMb , ,,tt 1 , ,1 1 ,11 n, oia.i,a. ecreiairy I'lii.nTm CiMciNiATf Paj'iiAjt Anti : 1 uincinuau, uecemijer 10.. Is.' M E HbRSi Ill'kK!4LtkJ accordance Villi oViraimrtal raietooi. ire 10 invite the attenlioli'of our friend in thamili. 116 during tlie approaching Holidays, to our tuiusuaHV large and IntereitiiiK fiimiiy. It gives tr greet Eifunure w utMuwiHiuo i nab a aeiiemua pilDHC liaru eretoforeremembereil I bene orphans, and have con tributed appropriately to their enjoyment. M Ay we furor nud benefactions or all who feel an interost in thenehomslessoueisentrusted toonreare.' " I 1 , Donations of Ulothliig,"Proilons arid Horiilrlea may be sent to the Asylum, osr Kim-etreet. above Vourteenth. rfnnations In Tenn-nt will iia Btfnlli, receired br Sfre. POLLOCK W ll.Sltft HA ZAAVJufi


ocr: B 0 . - WB WOULfllSlT fBiT OUR STOCK r One Watches, Jewelry and e)ilvrr Wars 1 now full and complete. Thankful for the very lib eral ana generooe petreaege -w-hieb Iwa eeea 1 tendedSDiBar.eembliabment for more leant' re years, we take, this method of luvltlng our friends, and the publlo generally, te eontinue their favors, feeling oiireetrea la. a- far better condition now than foimerly. to pleaa. their moet fastidious fancies. " ' ' '' r "' ' ' " J '-.'., a . We beg leare to call attention., to a new article Jewelry, made from the new metal. Aluminum, . SjfM-te-MJ--wr '''';''""", Our store Is'well.anpilled with .ralnable artlolee, suitable for preaeutt rorlthpproahing holidaye. The damage io our Bilrer-ware Manumctory by tbe late fire Is now fully repaired,- and all we now need rre'VWM promise full satisfaction to all who may please, to, favor US with tbelr caih.' ' - K. A D. KIN8BT, M West Fifth-street. Tbe AJguastnrice paid- (be. W ' Uoln T all kieda, -t n030-amf f BEGGS & SIPTH, " No." if West Fourth-streets : V Having refitted their qtore.liave filled It with tbe ,, most extenalve assortment of ., ... Fine Gold and SUyer Watches, SILVER-WARE, FUSE JEWELRY .' -r::"f;'.'i-Ar-;; . FAKTCTSr GOODS nor brought to the Western eonatry, Theae doods are KEW, selected by- one ot their Armr jost rei turned from Mew York many articles of direct Im portation from Europe. Don't fall to give them a call, If Ton Vrant a Gobi or Oliver Watch, Hire or- Plated Tea.4Ut, Diamonu other-(Ihe'BIng, or aoyartlole aeoally kept in n 11 waa i' ami doiaijal.ldp- LAKQICHT assortment in the olty. Christinas Gifts! 4 . ) oil-. si ; 4 q o :i iiaa U HAVE JUS I RECEIVED NEW .. ,0OyD8 by Expresj, and our assortment of , ConehXing of Htidaon'a Bay SaUej ; "'J .".''-.i. . Stone Marten r " 't u"i Cariudo, ettld Mloli 8atiieV-.': ' rtr;ii n Flteh, 8lberlaa8eulrirliiko;, Is complete and unusually inritlog- We here a great variety of nice and handsome eeta of ' - CHILDREN'S FURS. AL80-Fur Glovos.'Ooilars. Bobes, Fur Coats, o. ' Welnvlteall purehasera of . - - ' ' ,; CHRISTMAS GIFTS, To call and make selections from our stock of useful and seasonable presents-, which we offer at rew low prloess-ii 1 1 1 :,., .. de!6tf No. 03 Wees Thl'rd-istreet. ' T77T7 ,5 11 T aiees ' 1 j 1,1 .iMi.'l 1 mi .If -li GREAT .BARGAINS! lo'ibob ,iosr CLOAKS! : $10i000 111 GOODS $10,000 la. A t 1 ii 1 1 1 1 .i ' 1 1 A. VI V DresS'lTrijttamings! ' 1 v ; jj ; 1: i ' t c Comprising the entire .etosk , at, Q, Lewis, at lh laiaar,. directly opposite the Postofllce, Keoolleui, .they,; ' "' - - " MUST BE SOLD! delOam-H, O: GIEBERT.Aislernee. PARAFFINE OILS! , it. m ..Jc?., , II , Walnut-street, Cincinnati, 0. 7"E INVITE A COMPARATIVE TRI riorjto any in the mai ket. eXtr We inrlte those la tbe olty and vicinity to call. and examine for themselves. spar o persons ordering from a distance, sells. ractioDguaranteed in all oasea. Address n P. It. HASKIN, Ajflenr, or 1 J A. u. huiiukm, Treaenrer. ' , t luaunnuit vj. w. m. t Tr u n t u i . Oil, Han. Co., It 1 1 , 97 Whlnut-street,.Ulncinnatl.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. FAL.L, AND WINTER DKY GOODS. MY & MATLACK, 89 Pearl-street, Have now in store a large and select stock of BTA FLU and FA NOT DRY GOODS, which, for extent snd variety, Is unsurpassed, lit: i A large and general stock of Domestic Woolen aud Cotton Good. A splendid line of vejry rich DrersGoodi, In Silks, Delaines, Merlnoes, and other fabrics of newest styles. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vttltogt, In large assortmeut. A complete stock of White loofj, Em broideries and Linen Goods, of our own importations ' A very extensive stock of Fancy aud ITai-tnfv flnnAm SS h a 1YT I lla.lavw Gloves, cilC. : , aw We shall be in daily receipt of all n rw and de sirable Goods during the season, and dislrs to be placed In competition with any sense, Eat or West, by an examination of our stock. ' sepljaa FALL TRADE. MBRGniNTS&jlllLLlNERS! WE INVITE Y0UB PARTICUIAR AT TENTION to eur large collection of Rich and Elegant 8ILK3, &IBBONH, UEAD-DBE8HKM, FRENCH FLO WEI! H, ' EMBROIDERI if BONNETS, CLOAKS, .j GLOVEH, LACKS, (tce.ieVe, STRAW GOODS. X large selection from all the novelties of the sea son.. Also, the largest and mostooniplete assortment oi : To bo found In any Jobblng-bouao in the Weet. All of which we oiler to OAoH AND SHOBT-TlJiS BUY Ells at EASTERN I'ltHJES. . W. P. DEV0U & BOCKWOOb, 83 AND 85 PEARL-STREET, aopia CI.t)INNATI. ; bw REMOVAL. THE FIRM OK SPRAGUE fc CO. UAVK OPENED IN THEIR Pff o w- stp r o South-east Cor. Fourth and Vine, T11UK6DAY 8TH INST., WITH THE I ARC EST AUD ritKTTIEHT stock of Seeds fer AlHN'tf WKAll ever oOered iu Cincinnati. THE BT0UK OF PIEO EGO 6 D S. To make up to Keasaxe, will be large sad varied. We navea ... ; Now , Corps of Outterm, From New York and Philadelphia, who profess to understand the art of Cutting Stylish Garments to order. . ... For past favors we return man? thanks, aud hope to merit future patronage.' Trulr, ' SPRACUE & CO. 1 ' ' leep7-tfl ATTENTION, BrjIXUKBS! TIIOS. W. FIRRIN & DO. HAVE ESTABLISHED THE FACT that they are set ling lumherat their yard on Freeman-street, next to Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, . AT LOWER PRICES Than any other Lumber Dealers in the dtp, . "Quick Sales and Small Profits" 13 IHEIB MOTTO. 1859. -10-


ocr: :.-..z: i i . .......-.... .,.,.T. I Ml Liarger clrertlsementa inserted at the foUowta rates, for aeTinre of ten line or less: One innwUmi tl n K Kach additional insertion -....,...... a ThM z. .: zrzr: SI Oo ninnth ,.. r..i..,i ..,Ji,,,., j..iJ..1 j 6 6 liUdXNESS CARDS. JBook Binding IN ALL. ITS BKANCHXH! NT0. 8 EAST FOUKTH STREET, Between Slain and Sycamore, CINCINNATI.' MrBe-blndlng in every style. Music Bonks neat ly au.l durably bound, o. cuorpttit. ANDERSON A II ANNAFORD.Archltect, Manchester building, - , . S. W. corner Third anal Sycamore Its-, JfJ CINCINNATI. OHIO. Madison House, , MAIN STREET, BETWKBN FEONT AND SECOND, CHiCINKATI. F, P. f A1IILL, Proprietor. jyUcm WILLIAM GUILFORD, WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM tk. citizens of Cincinnati that ee has opened to office at No. 120 Went Sixth street, for the treat, aieiitof CONSUMPTION and CliliOMU U1SEASI8 avnerally. . t'oiiiultatlon rree. H-Oftice hours, lo to 12 and 2 to 4. SMTBwIdenoe, 233 West Poarth street. 11 JslO-cmj D. DE FORESTj Book Binder -aud Paper Ruler. Third story Times Buildine. will do all wnrk In hi line with neatness and dispatch. jy-U 1'VLL.AN A WILLIAMSON, (.At the old sund of Pullan, Hatdeld A Erowa,) WHOLESALE GROCERS Mo. 55 WEST SECOND ST., ciacnmiTi; jesara hjllar, formerly of Pullan, Eatfleld A Brows WB.B. WILUAHS0M. mr22-AOW a. s. rrLLAa. aio. HATritLa. t.i.iow. a.saumM PULLAN, HATFIELD & BROWN, WHOLESALE GROCERS AKDAQINM FOB fXNCINNATI STEAM 8UOAA REFINERY Ne. 65 Columbia (or Second) street. sr Refined. Sugars and Sirups always on hand. . mr2-AO YTHOS. H. WEA8NEE, HSALia IN ALL IINDSOr BTJIIDING LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, ETC., ETO., 391 Plum Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. : iy2S-cm P. Me MOORE, AROHITEOT, N. E. CORKER THIRD oV RACE 8TH., OINOINNATI, OHIO. Orders promptly attended to. ml7. B. KITTREDGE & CO. 131 MAIN STItRET, CINCINNATI, 0. KITREDGE& F0L50M, 35 8 1. Oharles street, New Orleans, la., Importers of Guns fc gportlnsr Apparatus, AND DBALRBS ISI OUR POWPKB. JOHN P. IIARRiSOlV ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, and Commissioner for Ohio and other Bta'ea. Office, South-east corner I'iith and aladisoB-streets, Coviugton, Ken. tucky. anl6-am FOB STE1S CIL MAR KIN 0 PLATES GO T't E3. 3VX. E0"yVJLJ.S, MS Walnut st , beu Third aid Foortb sta., (Next door to the i'asouic Temple.) an.t-amt JUIWEXilVT.


ocr: 1ARGEST 3LULE LIVING. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL EXHIBIT at all the Covntt Iairs In Ohio and Indiana, the largest Mule known in the world, - 19 Handi HIcli-WeialiR 1)800 Pounds, Flv Yearn Old. Was ralsd by Dr. M'Cann, of Favette County. Ky, WlllUexhlWtadhj UEO. W, FBOSX. , : anM-am ... . t . .


ocr: Coal Cooking Stove, AWARDED THE 8ILTIB MEDAL AT THI STATE FAIR. Held at Zanesvllle, October. 1809. '"' 'manufaoturbd by ,;" ' SAMPLE AND BALK-BOOMS, IVos. SI and 53 Vine-st., (Second door Below Colombia,) C I KCINNATI, novcml OHIO. Patent Sign Depot, ffo. 210 Weitern-row, IITHBKRB THOSB BEAUTIFUL CAST i Iron Block Letters ar. mannfaotored. OVAU work ITa'mtBted to give satisfaction.' Address nollbw B. WABP. SPANISH OLIVES. JUST BBCBIVBD, 11 don very TOparlorBpanljh Olives. For sale b. a. Mcdonald a 00., nel4 and Branch Store 340 West Foorth-at. CBJEAM OHEKSE. JCBT EKCKIVKD, eight sauks very snperlor Cream Cheese. For sale by A. McDONALD CO.. noU '- M and Breach Store 24D West Fonrth-stj ENT A 00,'S WATER-C BACKERS. Just received, 40 eana Bent A Ce.'s oelebratsd W.urrack.ra. rfo, , noil" 8 and Braaah Store 141 Wast Foucth-st. CHAMBERLAIN 1 CO,, 7"


ocr: THI PI5HI PBIWto, deliver to subscribers la Olnoinnetl, Oovlngton and Newport, and sur rounding oltle and towns, at th ex tremely low prlc of BIX OlMTS A WIIK., PATABLB 10 OABBIIB. men or haiius: Blngl copies Jc.; 1 month Mo.; 3 month!!; 1 reti 4. AMUSEMENTS. WOOD' S THE ATE R, OOBlllS flZTR AND VIKS-STaaSTS. , ( , Job A. Imnii Ja.. .Sole Lowe and Manager. GREAT REVIVAL OF THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA. Nr. Anderson and Miss Elswortby Have bean expiely engaged to give thi magnifl-, cent production all eclat ana effect. THIS EVENING, November 17, will be presented Bbakepeare' grand five-act Comedy, entitled SHYLOCK; Or, The Merchant of Venice. Bhylock,.. '.....;...... .......................... rlr. Andereon Portia...... ..... Ml" Elaworthy llasaanlo ..nr. Aiangaon Launcelot Uobbu. .............................Mr. Ellsler Oratlano..........M,.--.... Mr. Head Antoulo .........-......-............Mr.Hann Duke of Venice.. - .Mr. Fisher I.orenr,o. ...... . M.M.........lj;r. Ball Nerlsaa ,...........Mi; Dnhm Jessica - . -....Miss Walte Dance, by .......,.......MIh Kate Fennoyer MT The performance will commence each evening With a FAVOUITE FABOB. . . aWDoora open at V; Onrtaln rises at TM o'olook. Paiocaor Adhiuiin Sreaa Circle and Parquette, Mcenta; Qftllery, 23c ante. . RATIONAL. THEATER. Third night nf the popular Tragedian, MR. J. B. ROBERTS. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, November la, and very mining during the week, will be acted, the g'at I egendary Duma, from tbe German of Goethe, entltleu ' . Faust and Marguerite. Mepblatophiles - Mr. J. B. Roberta Faint (an aged Scholar)...... ....Mr. 0, Stuart Marguerite - Mrs. 0. Henri Dance by - Mis Jennie Bight. The performance will commence with the laugh able farce called . MISCE1K F-MAKINO. Henry Degrais Mr, Swift Oliver (luiot Mr. Blevln Mad. Mauette...-. Mra. 0. Benrl astSTFrlday, Benefit of BLr. J. B Roberta. TUB NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, adjoining the Theater, la now open for the reception of guests. Booraa oan be obtained by the day or week, and uieala furnlabed at all honra. NOTICE. Tradesman and others are cautioned againat furnishing any artlclea for the theater with out a written order, signed by the Manager. piKE'S OPERA-HOUSE. C'haa. M. Barrel .......... Manager. If. B, Conway ...............Stage Director. Brilliant Success of the New Companjl EVKBTBODYJKE LIGHTED! ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL! THIS (Thursday) IVBNIK'O, November 17, 18M, will be presented Tom Taylor'a beautiful Comedy of 8T1LL WATERS BUM DEB P. John Mlldmay...... Mr. F. B, Conway Captain Hawkaley.........,...... ..Mr. V. E. Sheridan Old Potter .............Mr. A. T. Hall Gimlet - Mr. Jenninga Mra. SteroholJ. .... ...Mra. Eliza Place lira. Mlldmay - -Mm. P. B.Conway To conclude with ,, POOR FILLICODDY. Pilllcoddy... - Mr. W. Davidge Captain 0 'Scuttle Mr. Lanagau Mra. Pilllcoddy ..Miss Fannie La Koes Mra. O'Scuttle Mra. Wllklua Psicisor Admusioh. Parquette Circle, Parquette and Balcony, 60 centa i Amphitheater, 26 cents ; Private Boxes for eight persona, $8. Doora open at t o'clock ; commence at 7M. Box Office open from 10 A. M. nntil 4 P. M., where mats can be secured. J. F. HBttBURT, Treae'r. jfAjR. AND MRS. SHANKS'g cl I1M1M. AC1DEMY "4 Ntttonal Hall, Vlae-atreet, above Fifth, , Lealer of Orchestra..................... ..0. H. Holcomb. t A98ES Thuraday, from J too P.M., for ladles, ftturday. 0 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 5 P. M., for Miaaes 'Ten tlemen Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 P. M. Valtzing Class, for Ladles and Gentlemen, Friday tr.ssoNS ron Gkiittemen. In order to meet the coivenlenca of gentlemen whose business or social engagement often interfere with their punctual at tedunce, our arrangement la, that tickets are pur chaed, one of which is delivered at each leaaon, and cm be need during the whole season of Beven months. ;he lessons are ao arianged that beginnera can eminence at any time. octS-bm-WftS TESTERN MUSEUM. YOUNG RANDALL, THE SCOTCH GIANT," 1 dily 18 years of ace, Hlaht, 7 feet 5 In, WEIGHS 407 POUNDS, ,! ; -Making him the r,:. , '. U sARGEST BOY IN THE WORLD, At the WESTERN MTJflEUM for one week more, cmmenclng on MONDAY, Hot. M, 18W. noloo Y H E . O LY M P I C. FOTJBTH-ST., BET. MAIN AMD B70AM0BK. Leasee and Proprietor. JNO. HOWOBTH. This new and beautful TEMPLE OF THE MUBE8 opened for the aeason on THURSDAY, OCTOBER iir, With a fnll and talented DBAMATIO AND 0OS I'ERT TKODPB, aeleoted from the different thea ters aud opera companies of the Union. Admission lt cent. For particulars see small bills. Tim "Olympic Saloon" will be open at all honra during tbe day. The Bars are stocked with choice


ocr: J. FARROW & SON'S CELEBRATED BALTIMORE OYSTERS, rocoiveu uany oy mo Anania Jtx f5N press Company, in whole and half cans. (t 'iV All OyBtera sold warranted fresh anil of tne very oeac quality. J. ji. uvuinus, Agent, No. 27 Fifth-street, bet. Main ana vvHtniii-sireeis. ' - N. jB. The trade supplied on the most liberal term. oc2Kcm


ocr: STATE AUTHOBJTY, 1819. Charter Perpetual Aaertcv established In Cincinnati In an all present local Insurance Companies and in the Insurance business In thin citv. A.'l consl ant duty iters, combined with wealth, ex enterprise anil liberality, especially com- me mict A insurance company loineiavora natronase of till, comniunikr standins solitary alone, the sole snrvlvor and living pioneer underwriters of IH'J5. ' raid la 4!lnrlnantl rlnrlnc past Five Years, $1511,05 i (ABSOLUTB AND UNIMPAIRED. WITH A O V 1,U0,423 80. And ths prestige of 40 years success and expeaieuoe. IHVCBTMllfTg OP $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UPWARD OF l'J,000,OflO, l.OMMKH been paid by the Xlnn Insurance Company In cne pan 41, years. Flra anil Inland NnvluRilnti. Risks aoceDted terms consistent with solvency and fair profits. attention given to Insurance of Dwellings Contents, for terms of 1 to Ay i. Application mads to any duly .nthorlzed Agent attended to. By strict attention to a legit Insurance btislness, this Company Is enabled offer both Indemnity for tbe past and security for future, P llctos issued without delay by JAB. li. ua tTJEK, Agent, ho. 4u main siresi. A. P. PA TO J, Assistant Agent. H. K. LI ND BY, Agent 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOKE , Agent. Fulton. ITth Ward, ant BY STATE AUTHORITY. New Insurance Agency 01 Old Established Companies! O WENS, jr, Agent No. 4 Public I.antllug, CINCINNATI, 0. INSURANCE C'O.,1 f'asli f'nslt Cash ol Conway, Unas. J INS., CO., 1 ol urooKiyn, in. r. ) INS. CO., 1 of SprlngAeld, MaitH. BOARD OP CINCINNATI REFERENCE: Hinkle, Guild ft Co., R. A. Hidden A On., Wilson A rlaydeu, (looilrunn A Htnillnr A lira.. ' N. W. Thomas A Co.: .Latimer, t'clliiirui Luptuu, Janios Calhoun, KtmDle s weeu. Risks taken on the most favorable terms solvency. Losses honorably adjusted, and promptly paid OWENS, JR., (Late Assistaut Soo'y Firomon's Ins. Co.) InoSaml) ' CONHO -or Fire and Mailneliisiirante Agencies or ing OF HAKTKOKD, CONN. Offices: Noa. 171 Vine and 40 Main-streets, CINCINNATI. t'nnh Capital ,SI,000,000 - $i,OM,4rJ UNDERSIGNED JL in form their thelitis and piilriuis thntthey day vuli'iil htlo iiartneisliip. under the Htvh, ,it' t!A k'PKIt A I.I N DSKY. ilaritie InstimncM AgenU of the Xiun of llurtfnrtl, Conn., and have thuir srpanite Agrnciin. For tlio con of their customers and othrrs. they con tinue both unices, No. 171 Vino and No. 40 street, wljere they will lie pleiui tl to bear from friends, nnd trust that the patronage that has boon so liberally bestowed to each will not by the union lints loriiipii. -..,- UAii'A'ii.ii etc lain van. i ., liKNKVK.LlNDSKV. Agents. Ciuciunati, Novuntber 1, 1WJ. nolam. WESTEBN lNSlIUANCK OF CINCINNATI. OFFICE IN THE SECOND STORYi No. li Vront-struot, betwoen Main and Tins company is tHKingsire, inianu ana llisKs at current rattie oi premium. LosaeB fairly adjusted and promptly paid. '' DIBKCTOKS: T Eckert, F Ball, 8 W Pomeroy, William Glenn, W (J Whitcher, W C Mann. Hubert Hitcboll, W H Uonmtock, L O E Stone, Kobt Buchanan, 0 0 Shaw, Geo Stall. Wm Hoi lew, Heth Evans, J II TaarTe, David Gibson, H Brachnnin, J Ulsbam, . . B Clearwater, Tlios It Elliott. T. F. ECKEBT, President. Btspukn Mobbb, Secretary. nog Fire and Marine Citizens Insurance Company. OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. DIRECTORS: William Wood, Isaac 0. Copelen, James F. Cunningham, . Sydney S. Clark, Andrew Erkenbreclter, Joseph Reaklrt, Geo. W. Bishop, ' Wm. Fisher, George B, Dixon. ISAAC U COPELEN, President; Gio. W. Copilxn, Secretary. , A. M. BOSB, Surveyor. Is nrenared to Issne Policies on Fire and bisks. on lavoraoie terms, umce no. a wtet. 1 street, Trust uo. uuiining. iiointiu National Insurance Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. (Office South-west Cor. Main and Front-streets.) Uarine, Inland Transportation i jruo iusKs TAKEN AT fJURKKNT RATES. DIRECTORS: John Burgoyne, E M Smith, Bobert Moore, H Fenhhelmer, vr m xiepwortn, vutu u juoore, F X Wiedemar. TkosOlif. J L Boss, TbosBfilK, n vi onittn. tcs. llnnrv Kills. H. C. DBNEB. Ssc'y. J NO. flUUOOV NK. Pres. V. A. Bpkiiimaw, Surveyor. Cincinnati Insurance ESTABLISHED IN 1820. CAPITAL $150,000. OFFICE NO. 4 FRONT-STREET. SURES against Loss and Damage by Fire; Perils of tbe Sea and Inlnud Navigation. ' DIRKOTORB: Jno.W flartwell, Allen (Jollier, William Besor. John W Ellis,, . Janiw Lupton, Chas.W John W Dudley, Jntiius A Frazor, J W Canllidd, D T Wotlrow, 'BMW Taylor, A H Winslow, G SWillwnis,' HllcUirney, Howman C J0I1S W. llAUTWELL, 0 W. W I I.T.iAWB, Secretary. ssvisod qi uolV3dl no )uss sjouoj0 t)ei)-wiq,Dinoo put Atoj-tU9iB -ioj 2 sj9tof pnw sutiifto .hijo ex 'Don qinf)8ani"H sjs.t,i JtiOji 'Uqosn; jumff niu jopuu puv joddu qioq ('pos na) N.0VI BNOHXS HI AO. XiU 'S3ZIS H 'siUlff POii P ujoo tiik atijou pus Xuipuj) ajqgjaoa : BtOO F1NG ! UOOFIIVG fWMlE OUTCALT ELASTIC JL TALLIU HOOFING" Is offered to the Ipsa


ocr: Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual Aaertcv established In Cincinnati In an tedatlng all present local Insurance Companies and Affencies in the Insurance business In thin citv. A.'l years consl ant duty iters, combined with wealth, ex perience, enterprise anil liberality, especially com- meua me mict A insurance company loineiavora bl. natronase of till, comniunikr standins solitary and alone, the sole snrvlvor and living pioneer of Cincinnati underwriters of IH'J5. ' Losses raid la 4!lnrlnantl rlnrlnc past Five Years, $1511,05 i OashCapitalSl.000,000. (ABSOLUTB AND UNIMPAIRED. WITH A 8URPJLUS O V 1,U0,423 80. And ths prestige of 40 years success and expeaieuoe. IHVCBTMllfTg OP Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UPWARD OF l'J,000,OflO, l.OMMKH Pave been paid by the Xlnn Insurance Company In cne pan 41, years. Flra anil Inland NnvluRilnti. Risks aoceDted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profits. Especial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings and Contents, for terms of 1 to Ay i. Application mads to any duly .nthorlzed Agent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit imate Insurance btislness, this Company Is enabled to offer both Indemnity for tbe past and security for the future, P llctos issued without delay by JAB. li. ua tTJEK, Agent, ho. 4u main siresi. A. P. PA TO J, Assistant Agent. H. K. LI ND BY, Agent 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOKE , Agent. Fulton. ITth Ward, ant BY STATE AUTHORITY. New Insurance Agency 01 Old Established Companies! OW13JY O WENS, jr, Agent No. 4 Public I.antllug, CINCINNATI, 0. Ipsa


ocr: Day's Medal Jobber. W. T. & S. D. DAY & GO., Manufacturers and Dealers Id PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND POWER,) . ' And nil kinds ot Frlntlnst Materlnla, Nos. l3i 175 and 177 Wot Meeond-street, CINCINNATI, OIIIO. I ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED i to our MEDAL JOBBER. Within the last eighteen months we have Introduced thrill into four teen different States of the Union, with the greatest satisfaction to the parties purchasing. The power is snplied to the center of the plateu i cnimciiuently there is no possibility of its springing from any amount of pressure. The motion is so transmit trtl to it as to cause a dwell on tho point of enntsrt with the form, insuring A PERFECT IMPRESSION at s h Iff tl THtfy (if B frtytl Printers iu want' of tho BEST JCBBKK should not purchase elsewbore without giving this an ex amination. They are strong, durable and rapid, and are WARRANTED to give the most entire satis faction. noS M ADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUNT . at Innt lust what the Ladles have long neodeo and looked for in vain, the Uterine Elixir. The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis eases of a Uterine Mature; Inflammation of the Womb, the Kidneys, the Ovaries, and the Urethra. Prolapsus or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstru ation, Chlorosis, Amenorrhea; in fact, a perfect curs is guarranteed by the use of from two to live bottles of the Elixir, of any disease whatever of the Gener ative and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no matter of bow longstanding. Price $1 per Bottle, Madame ELLIS calls particular attention to the following Card of one of the most prominent Drug gist of Cincinnati. "To THBl'URLlCANDTBI LADIES IN PARTIOULAB. We, the undersigned, are not in the habit of giving our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine Elixir, we cheerfully recommend it to all females suffering from Female Diseases of any kind; it is purely vegetable, and in no case can do injury; w say to all try, and our word for it, you will Hud re lief. K. T. HILL, Drnggist, sep27 ' "Ooruerof Fifth and Race-streets." M1 ADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH 6IMU- LATINO COUGH AND L1VEU BALSAM runs, without fall, pains in the Broai, Back, Side or Limbs: Cougns, Colds, Hoarseness, Diffi culty (if Breathing, Headache, Flatulency, Heart burn, Chronic Rheumatism, Billious Cbolic, Cramp Cholic, Oriplng Pains of the Bowels, Dullness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite, and in Pain ful Menstruation it is a certain cure, and gives Immediate relief. In any of the abort) diseases it will give relief iu twenty minutes, and a perma nent cure by tho use of to bottles. Only Ml cents per bottle so cheap that every person call get it. N. H SVir lr bv V D. HILL. Drimeist. corner of Race and Fifth-streets; J. D. PARK, corner Fourth and Walnut; SU1RE, ECKSTEIN A 'Jo., corner Vine and Fourth; JOHN DICKSON, of John and Sixth; PAUL RKINLE1N. corner Siigntnanti sroeman. Also, sonAitu ouauah A tlOj corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame ELLIS, 24 East Fourth. septf.ay HALL'S PATENT. HTM mM Lu,


ocr: , RANTED, 'WANTS," "FOB BALI," "TO LET." "LOST," "r0UND,"e.,in this oolumn. oooapylng St hue or lew, two lnaertions, twenty-flvs cents. Srih! m nc A.o. . nrsUotas. Boy to run of errands, who bu a good edneetion. '. 1 ; ' ' ' Innlf hl ... VJeTANTj?DTTKT.PA n Jf,Ti f i c"e of ho,"' nd make almselfotherwlss ?iTv f "t ""I fW o All good situations in ola-b . n mnoAvim TETAKTBD-SITUATION-By a young fI.La''7' e."ner !n ,clol ' I" Prints family, !fr.STlnhr of "nn'1"-, She ! capable or giving in ohiM "on.Jhe )lno harp n guitar. No AXli2,Uii-i,le "oon'ry. Small salary expected. Address MA BY, oai of box 422,Cinclnnati Fostofflce. ' nolg-tf yiTANTEDHOtrSB-A house between f w1 trol,,,,.0,f Third, Tenth and Twelfth, East .Li- m,n and West of Broadway, by a prompt '."J.!, at 429 Western-row. nol8-b TANTED All ladles who have bo w objections to save a few dollar in the price of wl"'.0 "J" ' th CBe millinery iters, No, la West F irth-street, near Main. . nol8-b VANTKD-SHBET-IRON WORKER Trtii8!0 sheet-Iron. Call at ahop No. 487 Tulrd-street. opposite Stone UKUHGJS M. HOWELL A CO. . l018-b i aaa. uvuuuu B) VIS. a Oorr ii gated Iron -roofer. y ANTED BOOMS By a gentleman . and wife, two room in a quiet part of the city; one mnt be suitable for a kitchen; rent mode rate. Address B at Ihli office. noia-d W; ANTED TO BAKERS A young .1 J0I' c- -i ' 'W offlce-it will noiB.p VIST" ANTED Clorka, book-keepers, lalet w men, bur-keepers, porters, coo pen. carpen lers.mecnanli's, laborers and others, can nndeltna tlons at the Merchants' Clerka Beglstry Office. 1M Walnnt-etreet. nol8b HALE ft CO. VfANTED SITUATION By yonng 7 "V"1' ,0 "!rIV one or two-horse wagon for a grocory, dry goode hooie, hotel, manufactory or ex prem company. Is ned to driTing, and acquainted with the city. Address B. M. H., thlsomce: nol7t VMANTED PARTNER A yonng man w T who has hod experlonce, German preferred, to act as a partner in tbe saloon buslness.ln a drst class saloon. Apply at 113 Third-itreot, for three dyg- no!6d VM7"ANTED SITUATION In some mer- cant lie house, nianufacturing or insurance 2. i bT f "S"? n,n feci sddress, as a clerk or amlatant book-keeper. Salary no object. Olty refer- ?S?eS,ai Pl8,m "Mr" "lMPlOYai!KT,"at (his office, for one week. nolod WANTED-A SITUATION-By lady . well experienced, aa Nurse. Apply at No. 24 Catherine atreet. References given. "olff DON'T READ THIS. W AlflED IMMEDIATELY, ANY NUMBER OP ACTIVE YOUNG MEN rTIO engage in circulating by nbsorlption, lorn new highly ornamental and entertaining Uooks, Maps, HiarU, Ao. Men now oiierating clear from 825 to $15B per month. (Jail and examine tbe stock nnd get a descriptive circular, look at teatimo. nUls of agonts nowopperating, Ac. Uoneultation free. Cull soon. MACK B. BARNITZ, Publisher, '


ocr: THE EQUITABLE LIF13 ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, (POMLT HITtDAL.) , Offlee) 9$ Broadway, Mew York. . rPHIS COMPANY DIVIDES THE -K. . entire nroiits. pro rati, anion Its Pi n HnlH. nr. In ,rn 1 lii, .vi, a. 7. .n un 1 I i l ... lirnl ln,..t T -. - un 1 .. I i l ... stock, which may, by Investmeut. reproduce about iii.ni.ui, IU.UIII pjiuK tu wwutHj an cue au vantages of the kit . r Mutual System, with tbe yi-mfteu. s-erfK?gwu ' rpiiai oiooa ana tue aaaed security that its Board of Directors heve a Ptrma nant Monejuil Interest in conduct og its affairs with prudence and strict eoonomy. Its rates are based npon tbe most apnrored logllsh tables of mortality, veritted by Amarioan axpeiienoe to the present time. Br the Charter, Dividends to the Assured are to be declared every five years, and may be applied to the reduotloa of premium, or will be credited upon tbe policy, thereby increasing tbe amount insured. Parties dtslrlng to insure will be furnished with the Society 's publications, rates, Ae., gratis, npon as- Ta J I jAt fj-hwi Ia the 1 iv.nt inciii, liox, wiuiil AB1 U. ALtElAMUEB, PrBSlOent. . WILLUH 0. ALBXANDKB, 4BY U. Bt3IIC.VIee fnoidenr i.u. tiu ii : j . - . JCUWA S5V,L4- Seowtary. QUO . (uujjiiro, actuary. loo al soaxd or BiriaiMoa roa oinmawaTi. ThJ ??di.e,"l,r,?,e,'.,ak P' n listing thai The Equitable tifo Assuranoe Society," of New York.repreeented In thlsoity by David A.Trnax,sa., laentlrely worthy the confidence of this community Stock prlnolpleas by them weeented-render this Company one of the moat desirable ibr insurers is the country! -Btednian. Carlisle Shaw, Stanhope S. Bowe, i-,8 Cheneweth A Oo., ., , B. S. LTIommedieu. Blaohley, Simpson A Co., D. Oorwl, ThompsonA laaffe, H. K. Hpenoer. . DAVID A TRUAX. Airent. 39 West Third -street, Basement MesonTo Temal cell am vvmn n. lux. ja. u . Examining Physlclaa. ... LANE tV BO D LEY, stajrr-OTirMBa o Wood-Working Machinery, AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Verner lahniBd Water: law, Ciaolaaatl,0. aat-lr Maysville Coal-Oil Agency. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS fir a regular supply of the above Coal Oil, which is unquestionably the best article manufao turod. ws are prepared to furnish dealers at the lowest market price, with usual discount. SU1BI, ECKSTEIN A CO.,


ocr: KEEPING" BOOKS j BY DOUBLE ENTBT.i':". WIT) save half the turoal' amount of labor, and Is curate and readily comprehended, -' ;-i - All Interested In tbe Bdenoe of Aecwnnts r -, . vlted to call and examine this new BfWiod and .,.'. for themsehves. ,, ,'., .., .... : EVENING SESSION, The Kvenlng Session will commenosi , . 1 ,,, . ON NEXT MONDAY EYENT5G, mr Day Dlssssa meet as nsnal. . to . ioa. itsi " B. 8. BACOff, Priaoipal J. H. POTTi First Assistant, tfJaiMU


ocr: FRESH OYSTERS. CAVAGNA'S Oyster Importing House. NO. 31 WEST FIFTH.8TRKET. -FlUE SUBSCRIBEK 18 NOW RECBIV BL 1NO daily, per Kxpreu, his iplcmlld Oyaters, Having coin plated arrangements in Baltimore, the most extensive eoale, I will at all timea during theneason be prepared to furnish my friends, "and the rait of mankind," with the moxt DKLIOIOUH PIVALVjGs Imported to the Uueen City. Mone the very best imported. Creat inducements oUered ut this lmnorting-house, Ordsr slolioited and prom1 mntlvfl (I y filled. Terms rash, 'Kit CAVAflNA. PKTKR CAVAGNA, seplir Belt Importer and Proprietor. ti tint


ocr: 0. 31; INSTITUTE. Seventeenth' Exhibition; The largest display of the INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS : Km bald in the Weal, ;'.. ' Hill Remain Oppu a few Days Longer. ' Com, and an lbs wonderful , . , Steam Organ, or Calliope, In operation afternoon and evening. ,: i i i ' . teopale . " l SMITH & NIXON'S HALL. Grand Vocal and Instrumental c onceet; MISS GEORGIN A PA1CI3 ; ; Innnntiriw In her frlanda and thennblic cen.ralli hat her first Concert, since her return from the Soutb, wiUUteriaceaiarw?e,on . - lllUISUdjr EifGIUIIg, sepal Kept. 29th. PALACE GARDEN & VARIETIES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lf. EXTRA ATTRACTION ! MOKKNOVElriKS NEW VKkTVkv.Hl ' 00 TALKNTKI) PEIIFORMKKS Captain Menter's Cornet Band. MUSICAL TABLEAUX. OPKBATIG BURLESQUES. TIMK CHANOKD. Promenade Conceits, from 7 utll I o'clech, lu ardti. i I" M Variety tutertainnent, from t nittlll o'elock, lu the Concert Saloon. n;. , Admission Tea Cent. 15 UTTg'S New Testament and the Lnnrl of OVTBK ' Will be einieitcu every evening lor iwn weens at THK MRT.nTtKONT HAItl,. ommenciug THIS EVENING, September 22, an WtttlneMdav and Saturday afternoons. - Tirk,u ha rant: tlhltrtr.n under twelve veArA 1.1c Liberal amusements made with schools, swittitw LARGEST MULE LIVI1VG rilHE UNDERSIGNED WILL JL at all the Ooi'ktt lAins In Ohio and Indiana tnelargoatniulomumniutLdworiu, , 19 Hands nigh-Weiahe 1,835 Five Yen Old. IV as rslaed by Sr. M'Cann, of Fayette County. IV III b. exhibited by , GEO. W. FBOST. fauM-aml


ocr: 1 11. M. L. rieoturo BY EX-SENATOli HEMY 8. F00TK, Thursday Eveuliig, Dec 1, AT Smith & Nixon's Hall. ADMlgMION 33 CENTS. Doors onen at 7 o'clock. Lecture to commence at goclock. no. 6 AMUTM


ocr: CLOAKS! CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. Purchasers are invited to examine my stock of CLOAKS AND At I am confident I can sell them Twenty-five Per Cent. Lower than thos nouses that have to make Expenses Exclusively by M- !Ft E5 G-JA. No. 0 Fifth-street, , Three doors Went of Vlne-trt, deldwTb. . CINCINNATI, OHIO. OGDEN&SEE, MERCHANT 32 WEST FOUHTH-STBEBT, Between Main and Walnut, . HAVE NOW ON HAND A assortment of Business and Overcoats, Which they will sell at a very small advano. Gen tlemen are respectfully Invited to call and before purchasing elsew here. ' , . delaw DELA1VD, GOSSAGE& West Are now offering a large variety of DRY In all their departments, which, for beauty and nov elty, can not tie Burp&jsed. Citizens and are invited to examine their stock, as it will be greatest chance for bargains this season. ELEGANT STOCK of DRESS Bought at reduced prices, and selling extremely LADIES' CLOAKS, Winter Fashions, In newest styles. ' JUST RECEIVED, ' Splendid Velvet Cloaks ; Cloth Cloaks of every style and price ; Larue isriety of Shawls and Scarfs i Gents' Traveling kbawls, WOOL DRESS STUFFS, All-wool Dslainea, 37 per yard ; All-wool Plaids, 37 Ho. per yard ; i'rintod Celninos at 12)a and 15c, worth ibc. HOSIERY This department Is roplete with every variety of La dies' Gents' and Children's Wear at reduced prices, Zephyr Wool Opera Hoods. NuLies, Bliawls and Vails ; Super KM (i loves, iu black, vliile aud colors, T5 cents per pair. CHEAP EMBROIDERIES. rm Cambric Hots, at l SO, worth $3 ; Job lot Bunds and jrlouncings. Bed Blankets! 10, 11 and 12-4 Whitney Blankets ; Red and White, Plain aud Twilled Wool Flannels 9. 10 aud Vi- Bbaker Skirting Flannels; riaid Flannels, reduced. DEL AND, G0SSAGE & 74 West Fourth-street. OPPOSITE FIKX'S OPERA-HOUSE. UoW-I T Ah 81 DODOE' PATENT IMPROVEMENT mS sbMmssmsMiS


ocr: OYSTER HOUSE, 303 WESTERN ROW, ABOVE FIFTH, CINCINNATI, O. . FBESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, every day by Xxstsss, warranted te be unsurpassed. Also J i Cor., Bpioei, and Piekled Oysten, eholos Sereines, names, Bauoes, ana veienups, vjrtesa Lioosten ana ciems, xresa uumea reaons, Btrtwaerrus, niacKDerries, ei.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tOIHST SOCIAL COTILLON PAHTY V OF THE 8KAKON Given by J. CBAN DLE and t. LONG, at tb aUEEN CITY HALL, Corner of Eighth and Freeman-streets, On the 9th of December, 1859. CoaTWTKR or ABaiHOEWBHTS W. H. Helman, L. Boblnson, W. J. Jamas, A. Thorpe. aUwiOiBS-Bergeant J. B. Moore, W. Wollenhop, P. P. Iltcben, F. Sitchen, J. Flagg, W, Weiat. Capt. H. F. BARDEEN, Chief. V. J. STEPHENSON, Ass't Chief. Positively no gentleman admitted without a lady. Tickets One Dollar. delh