ocr: JUNE 20. 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD FOTTR DAILY XBAIN3 LEAVE THE Sixth-street Depot. Ti'alus run thronuh to Indisnanrjlis. Lima. Ban. dushyand Cleveland without change of cars, ' jnruiiKu iicaets tor an siasurn, svestera, norm 9m uuu iiuriii-nt-nivi 11 uiue.. A. IN EXPKKSH TBAIN (Oolnmhns time, Cleveland and Plttabiirg, via Iielawore, makes close connection at Urestliue for Pittsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for Dunkirk, BuRalo, Boston and New York. Also, con pacts at Dayton with Dayton and Michigan Road for , Troy, Pioua, Sidney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort f Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at 3:30, Detroit ' at (i:IK, and Chicago at 7:20 P. IA., Quincy and Galena ' ' at 7 A. M. Also, at Day ton with Oreenvllloand Miami 1 Itoad. for Greenville. II u Ion. Winchester and Mun- . cle. Also, connects nt ltichmond with 1 ndlana Oeu- tral Bond, for Indianapolis, Lafeyette, (ihlcago. Torre Haute, St. Louis, and all Western cities. Also, at Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for- A v.. 1 1 n n.n . Junction Railroad at Hamilton for Oxford. :' A. BIAILi TRAIN- or Dayton, Spring- nld and Sandusky Connects at Sandusky with BTEAMKRfor DETK(llT:at URBANAforCtlHIM BU8; at Kon-st wlib I'lttsburg. KertWayneaudChi- J cago Road, East and West) at Clyde with C, and To ledo Koad for Cleveland anil BufTulo. Tularin, llntrnit ami Chiuago. This train also connects at PEL A. . , WAttnwitn tne u.,c. U. ttoail for Cleveland aud points Ka-t; nlsorvinuects at llaiulltonwith Junction Bailroad for Oxford. , ,v 430 I'. N. TRAIN For Dayton, Sprlngtlell . and Sandusky Connect at Forest with Pittsburg, 1 Fort Wayne and Chicago Uoad, Kast and West: at Clyde with C. and Toledo Koad forClevelaudang Buf. falo, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. Also, connects at Richmond for Indianapolis, Terra llsnte, 81. Louis and Chicago. Also, connects with Junction Bailroad ' tHnmiltou for oxford. tr. Itl.TllAIN-For Dayton, Troy, Pie.ua, Bld ncy. Limn. Toledo. Detroit. Fort Wavna and Chi. cago. reaching Chicago at 8 A. M. 1 mi it ana a m. trains connect at Cleveland With steamers for Buffalo. For further inforaiation and Tickets, apply at th Ticket OiliceH luirth-pujit. r.i,rli(r Vmnl. and TlrrtaH. way; No. m Walnut-atreet, u-ar Gibson House; at io new ni;iii. vuiuo, on toe wreiaiueci vioe-streei, between l'ostomce and Burnet House; at the Walnu' Street House, or at the Sixth-street Depot. aubV P. McLAliEN, Superintendent. COMMENCING APRIL 11, 1859. LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily. ' THREE THROUGIH EXPRESS TRAINS. , First Tialn N o.l Kiprosa, at 6 A.M., connects via Columbus and Cleveland, via Columbns, Crestline and Pittsburgh, via Columbus, Stetibenville and Pitta burgh, Detroitvla Cleveland and steamer. This Trim stops, between Cincinnati and Columbus, at leva land, Deertield, Morrow, Xenla, CedarviJla. South Charleston, London aud West JotTer, Second Train- No. 3 Express,!! sisi A.M. .connects via Columbus, Bellnlt-nnd Benwoud; Wheeling: via Columbus, Steuhcnvllloand Piltaburg; Tiaiiolumbua, Crestline and l'ittaburg: via Coluinhus and Cleve. lund; Detroit, via Cleveland ami steamer; W bite Bui. rhur Station, via BpringUeld. This Train steps be. woon Cincinnati and Columbus, at Plainville, Mil. ford, Miiiniiville, Lovelsnd, DeerQeld, Jlorrow, ( . win, Spring Valley, Xeuia and London. Third Train Accommodation, at 4:40 , r. ColumhuBandSprlngHeld. , -i?1"0 Fourth Train H iKUt Express. . ,, , necteviaColnmhus.Eellaiji.'- "'S)uiki5?l. via Columbus, Steuler."'- - PW.X0?"1' WhjX' lnmliiH Criistlina - " e ll"d Pittsburg via Co. Clave aid W - nd nttibnrg: viaColuuihtu and rrfirwln ,.u 'rain stops at Leveland, Morrow, SfifS" , .veuianud London. BLEKPINU CABS ON '.-id TltAIN. no. 1 Hxpress, through to UloroIanawitboutclianM oi cars. ... . Mo. 2 Express, through to Wheeling without chango ofcars. The NIGnT EXPRESS Train leaving Olnclnnatl at 11:30 p. M., runs daily, except SATUUDAXS, The ether Trains run dailv.excent SUNDAYS. For all Information, and Through Tickets to Bos ton, Now York, Philadelphia, lialtlmore, Washing. wu, mm 1 ora, rnuaueipiua, iiaitimore, wasniug ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Pittsburg, wheeling, and all the Eastern places, apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. 1 Bur. net Ii ouae, south-east coruor of Broadway and Front streets, and at the Eastern Heuct. Trains run by Columbus tlmo, which Is (even min utes faster tbim Cincinnati time. J. DURANT), Bnp't. Omnibuses call forfassenrera by leaTiug direction at the Ticket onion. ... myl7 HIGH SPEED RESTORED.


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ocr: STATE ATTTHOEITY. 9 Kits 4':? Incorporated 1519. Charter Perpetual BUT Agency estahl Ished In Cincinnati in 1 !25, an- 'Hating ail nreaeni locaunsnrnnce companies enn AgKOclos iu the Insurance business in this city. US years constant duty here, combined with wealth, ex. pcrience, euwrprise uuu imeinuiy, ciumuy vuut round Ilie l'NA Insurance Company to the favora ble patronaeeef this commui'Ity standing solitary tnd alone, the sole survivor and living pioneer of Olnclnnatl uuderwriterofl8-.M. ' ' Cash Capital 1.000,000. IABHOIjUTK AND UNIMPAIRED.) WITH A SUKPLUS Of 1, 00,43 SO. And the prestige of 40 y ars success and experience. INVESTMKNT8 OP ' Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UFWAItDS OK $111,000,000. l.O.SlK Have beeu p.'ild by the lina lunurauce Company in the past 40 years. Firr nnd Inland Navisalion. Risks accepted at tonus consistent with solvency and lair profit, Kspecinl attention given to Insurance of Dwellings ana Content, for terms of 1 to S years. Application made to any duly authorized Agent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit mate Insurance business, this Compuny is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the past and seem ity fur the future. Policies issued without rtelay by JAM. H. OAUTEft, Agent, No. 40 Main street. A. F. PATCH, Resistant Agent. H. K. LIN hSEY, Agent 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOKEU, Agent, Fulton, 17th Ward. au6 THREE-FOURTHS ' Of THE !' " ' ' PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS DIVIDED ANNUALLY ' ' TO . ' POLICY-HOLDERS. is ' 18 WAtt STREET, NEW YOUK. : CASH CAPITAIi..... 8500,000 ASSETS, Jul 1 1X59 ...... 905,681 III AB1 1 .ITIES...1..'... 1fi514 milB ATTENTION OV THE A NITY is respoctlully culled to the features in connection with tills Company: Fibkt lly Insuring iu this Company, the advant ages ol'a Nutiml Jiisnrunce Company aro with the nddllioual advantage ntlurdcd in ?iven by an ample mid reliable Cush Capital a tea lire uot presented by ordinary Mutual Fire Companies. Tlio dividouils to customers, ulreuily de clared, aro as follows: , First Dlvlson to Pollcy-nolilors, IS.'.", 33.' per Second do. do. do. l-M, M " Third do,' do. : do. lAW, 60 . SKroNti The security given, which is already will constantly Increase with eai h your of operations. This Is exhibited i leurl) in the follow ing stnlnnioTit, sluming Hie piiHition uf the iu each year sluce tliu new system was adopted. July, 1.436, Kot Assets of tho Com puny $.r7,303 " l."i7, " " " 0111,7111 " ls!W, " " " 7.11, m " 1S.19, Gross Assets, " Wfi& " " Liabilities 1G,D14 1I

place_of_publication: Cincinnati [Ohio]

publisher: Francisco & Caldwell


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. THE OLD DOMINION ' AND TEA POT. ART II CR ' Sf SELF - SEAL1M 'PEUIT CANS .! ;.v ;. AND . .ii..,- The best now In use and all prepared for Sealing. ' PRAT T'S PATENT Seir-VentllatIng MILK - PAN Tho crAuiAii irrontifin vpt. Kvery honse-keeper should have one. ARTHDB, BURNHAM A GILBOY, Manufacturers of Patont Articles, arir&de Depot for the West, 21 East Pearl streot, Cincinnati. JOSEril B. CBKEN Anent. arsend for a trade Circular. . aul i B. D 0 D D 8, rormerly of Eall.Dodds 4 Oo.; late TJrban,DoddsCo, W. B. Dodds & Co., MANoricTUKsae or thi O O IST O 3E3 T E3 Fire and Burglar ; Trooi JB JaLi3Ff.:ES S ,:; 8. W. Comer of Vine fc Second Streets. This Is the most reliable FIliK AND BUItOLA PllOOV SAFE that la made in tho United States, aod Is warranted perfectly free from damp. Can be sold at lower prices, and ia of bettor workmanship than can be found elson here. We have n tare e assortment on hand, and am de termined to sell at prices that cannot fail to please. Old Sate Taken In exchange. SECOND-HAND SAFES al ways on hand at extremely low prices. 97X ROOFING. Saltoiistall's Fire and Water Proof, ' ' ADHESIVE AND ELASTIC : ,. ft ..


ocr: SEWING MACHINES. Sloat&Co. sewing machines, Cincinnati, Office 93 West Found street. iV THOSE INTENDING TO PURCHASE, " wo doslre a personal Investigation of the com parative merits of theso Sowing Machines with all others in tbt market, aull ' PRANK II INBT, Agent. G. C. KXIFFIN&CO. DEALEBS IN . . t . Ladd, Webster fc Co.'a, (Late Hunt, Wetster A (Jo.'s.) SEWING MACHINES, No. 6 West Fourth street, Cincinnati. These Machines have been steadily advancing In popular favor for the past year, and are now esteemed by all rho have given them a trial as the "So Flna Ultra" of Sewing machines. The evenness and reg ularity, and tightness of stitch made by them, has, morethan anything else, tended to this result. Added to this is the undeniable fact of their simplicity and ense of management, there bolng no band or cog wheels, as In some Machines, or leather pads and nrooked needles, as In others. They commend them selves to the dress-maker by the regularity of the feeding arrangement, which never puckers or tear the work, by the uniformity of stitch alike on both lidos of (lie fabric, by their nolselessnoss and rapidi ty; to tho tailor by their great strength and durabili ty, tightness of stitch and capacity for using linen thread; to families, by the combination of all these tualitiea. Bend lor a circular and sample of work. jyl-t


ocr: 167 Walnut Street. as2o ROOFING. Saltonstall's Fire and Water Troof. ADHESIVE AND ELASTIC COATING FOR ROOFS. TnE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE M. Coating for Metal Roofs, or auy Iron Work ex ' posed in use. Warranted to withstand the severest tests of Heat, Cold, Kain, or Sulnhurio Acid, and re main perfectly impervious to Water. It will not meic,cracK, waan or scaie ou. i or new, oin, leaxy metal roofs, or for canvas roofs, it is ill per cent, cheaper than any other coating. All orders accom- : . i. ,. v. ... .i,,r .... milieu wiiii uiniMuui w.inin iv.i j i dici r,ii.ni itiii tie promptly filled, in any unsold territory South and Went of new York and Pennsylvania, for further lniormauon, apply 10 F. ROTS CO., Bole Proprietors and Manufacturers, leT-t 182 West Becond street, Cincinnati. Ohio, GUEEN CITY VARNISH CO., ..' 43 Tine Street, rt.AlMHM An .KnraA4.M sail VARNISHES . 01 RELIABLE QUALITIES. PROMPT ATTENTION given to orders, and all goods sent ont guaranteed to lie oi good atiullty. my2K-Hm COAL OIL! COAL OIL!! Burning and Lubricating Oil, . MANUFACTURED FBOM BY TBI GREAT WESTERN COAL & OIL CO. rorsalelnquantllles to suit purchasers, and war ranted eanal to auv In tha market. Orders sent to tbe office of the Company, Newark, Ohio; or at their Agency, no. u west roni St., uinoinnau. jei PES. B. EHRMAN & W. C. LEECH. HOIMCEOl'ATniSTS. OFFICB NO. 46 SEVENTH 8TBIIT. Office hours from ' ' A. M., 1 to 3, and 7 to , P. II, i Jyw cm JOE STEHCIL MAjELKIH OPIATES 1 v " sv n f 1 rril Walnut st.bef. Third and Foerth sU., j (Next door to the 11 asonlo Temple.) .anS-amt H. CAMPBELL & CO., ftANUFACTURBP.S 0? BAB, SHEET, v sm ana Boner iron, now sinos, uaiiroaa bpiebs, T ' -i. Asrents for the sale of lronton flur Naila. ' , So. U last Second fitrest, Cinoinuati, lnls Iroa aude to order, IN


ocr: TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Important Improvement! WELLS' PATENT 1 ' FOLDING SPRING HIITRESS WEIGHS ONLY 63 LBS! MANTjrAOTOBID, WHOLESALE AND SHAH BT.- . BESNEl'T li CO., v'J rn-am , fycaaten stress, feels rift


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ocr: MLS Far. T. K. Llaht SI1 Y & LEAHY, 5?, v" .raw- --' D11UGGISTS, Mc ARTHUR, OHIO, HAVING reecntly bonghtout tho Drugstore of E. A. liratton, will keep constantly on hand a full supply of DHL'GS, JIEDIC1XES, COEHICALS, l itic Toilet So.tps, Fine Half and Tooth Brushes, PER FU.M ICR Y, FANCY& TOI LET ARTICLES, B'aints, Uiasnwl Dyc-SlutTs, X'UEE WINES AND LIQUORS F02 MEDICAL USES. Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts . CAF.EFULLY COMPOUKDED. ALSO A Largo Stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, THE mi ARTICLES THIS MEET CAN AFFORD. To onr friends and customers wo wish to say, that we have adopted a atricfly CASH business in order to sell at the lowest cash prices. Also, Agents for nil the most P o tiln 1'utcut Jlcdicines, SKY & LEAHY. Having sold my Drng etoro to Mcssr fry fe Leahy, 1 take pleasure in saving to mv friends and customers, thnt they will find Messrs. S. fe L. fairdealcrs and gentlemen of Integrity, and

place_of_publication: McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio

publisher: E.A. Bratton


ocr: ! . 3. I A. w. v. loion.w. T. P. L'lOWN. SiKve.-ors to Cutler Si Lrow n, i5irnr.Ti.iia and vuoLi.fAr.n dic 1.1:11s ix -f- n 1 T 1 f IT ft H O'K If Q 1 ft It ft V." 1 111 lbli iV c.'U,,,L llt SO. 3, VlCt IKON ('Oi:'I. I ltON V ST., o.- rouryyiouTii, o.


ocr: SADDLE AMI HARNESS r3;'FA'CT0aYl; tt.'-i -new Finn. AMBROSE S MIOWN,' HAVINtJ pnrohased tho stock of .Inmcs Me Uillivray, in MeArthur, and havinpr added now facilities for dointr Work, are now prepared tomsnnfaetrire, to order, nil kind of Paddles, ISridlns.and Harness; and eveTy othor article in their lino, on Bhort notice and on the most favor able turtns. H. P. AM BP.OSE, tet. US. tf -'-': L.C. BKOWK.


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ocr: nOLIDAY PRESENTS! ,.-AT-.'' DELAJVD, GOSSAGE & ; "West iFourth-st. Velvet and Cloth Cloaks, Wool Dress Goods, : Silks and Robes. Rich Fans, . .. AT " -- -- 200 Cloth Cloaks! At IS aud $0, worth 8 aud $10. 20 0 Cambric Sets! At $1 50, worth f SO. JOB ZiOT BANDS ID FL01CINGS! Kid Gloves, 75c; All-wool Plaids, 37 l-2c. All-wool Delaines, 37 l-2c.; Fine Printed Delaines, 12 & 15c. ,. Domestic Goods Extremely Low" : -at- DELAND, GOSSAGE & CUYLER'S, 74 West Fourth-street. OPPOSITE PIKE'S OPEBA-H006B. ldel3-TnTh81 wmm inn crrnn Is the place to get the Largest, Fattest, Freshest and Best OYSTERS IN CINCINNATI. FOR SOUP, BUY Maltby's No, U. ITI alt by j nfo. Is.' ' JlaJtby' Jo. Is. , FOR A STEW, BUY :: Mallby'j II. & M.s. Maltby's H. & IH i, Maltby'8 II. & JTI.s. FOR A FRY, BUY Maltby's O. 8. M s. : Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. 3. M.s. FOR A BROIL, BUY Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. FOR EATING RAW, BUY ' " Maltby's C. S. M.s. i:. Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. " BEMEMBER CHRISTMAS IS COMING. PRE f ABE FOB A FEAST. . maltby'sIysters


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS CHRISTMAS Story Books. Juvenile Books; Toy Books; r, Linen uooits ; Primers, &o FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. FOB BALI BT C, A. PARTRIDGE, deiaczp 107 Main-street, above Third. The Dime Pocket Cliesi-Tiox, CONTAINING DRAUGHTSMEN, CHESSMEN and BOABD. Price...,.....,....,.. ,.U......m.;..;.... 10 cents. For sale by O. A. PABTBIDGE, Bookseller and Stationer, del3c2p No. 107 Main-street. PURE WINES & LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING REMOVED to hie tew building, No. gl West Third-street, between Walnut and Tine, begs leave to call your at tention to the following articles, of hlsown importa tion, moat of them having been selected personally, daring a recent pleasure tour la Europe, and pur chased from the growers for oash; consequently, they can be aold at a very low figure, having no commia eiona or expenses to add to the original coat. All articles warranted pure ana genuine, xto imi tations kept In the eatabliahment. Champagne Wines, of the most celebrated brands, in quarts, pints and half pints. Dim anaDparKiiDg uaiawn wines. Bhenlah Wines, of various brands, of the best anal. tty-vlnt. 1867. Bt. JuHen and Chatean Margaux Claret, in cases andoasks. jrine Old Fort Wine, in cases-vintage 1837. Fine Old Madeira, In cases vintage IMS. Fine Old Sherry, In cases. Fine Old Matelra and Fort Wines, on draught. Fine Old Brandies of the moat celebrated brands. Old Scotch and Iriah Whlaklea. Prusalan and Boorbon Whiekiee. ' Jamaica and Santa Oroix Rum. Holland Oin and Schiedam Schnapps. Cherry, Raspberry and Dlackoerry Brandies, Lavender Brandy, East India, Vienna and Swiss Stomach Bitters. Fine Havana Cigars, of various brands, Fresh importation of fins Table Oil, French Mus tard, Sardines, Ac. HENBF BRAOHMANK, . del2-oedtJal 81 Third-street, near Viae, Oln'tl, E SHELBY'S HAIR-LINED BOOTS. HAIB B0OTS.-M. O'NKIL haa been fore man for ten years for Mr. J. Bshelby, late of No. 10 Sixth-street, and Is successor to him iu the manu facturing of the celebrated ... ,1 EsUelby Hair-lined Boots. ' From his long experience in the cutting and get ting np of the above article, he hopes to give eatiafuctlon to those who may favor him wltb Datranen. Remember No. 938 FIFTH-8TREET, two west of Plum, Is the only place to got a uwih. nmr.iiuni fwt, wiu n i kibuivi ouvi.e Shoes and Congress Gaiters, made for ladles' sentlemen's wear, warranted. f ' J I I 1 1 - . 11 T -11 1. 1 1 T 1 P. 8.-I feel confident that Mr. O'Neil will eaual sallsfatlon in the manufacturing of the Hair lined Boots that I did, as he bad the ceiel manage ment 01 tnem lor sue last six years, ana 1 am satis. Sed that no man can make them as well. delScw JAMK8 KBHELBY. HOLIDAY I HAVE JUST OPENED A LOT Btjqo and China figures, Fancv Vaaea, Jewel and Match-boxes, Fancy Shaving Work-boxes, and otber Fancy Goods too to mention, suitable for the Holidays, which I sen coeaper uian an, om.r esiaou.ooienj in Oity. XIS.HHI DAVID, No. 371 Main-street, between Sixth aad seventh. - M. B. Also a new lot of Fanor Soaps, JNO. H. DETERS. IJIASHIONABLH BOOT AND S H ! BtANUFAOTOBIB, No. M West has now in store a large and complete retail stock uenuvnien a diwii, duud. ruu ouppar., wmcn. extent and varletv, is not surpassed west of Fork. Also,- Gentlemen's, Ladies', Hisses' Children's Boots, Bhooe. Gallon, Ac, of his mannfactnre, at wholeaale. c13 J. M'ELEYEY, Merchant No. 48 FOURTH-STREET, u


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. svcWkThe One-swain Cap A vert neat, XJ bow stylo, tor Tosths and Young Hen, , , l i... i ' QODD 4e CO., , i-r '; ' ; ', Hatters and Furriers, .; deiotf 144 Meln-street. , IIV9nur Moleskin Silk Hat For stylo XtCjT- and quality, as a genteel Dress Bat, can not be beat in the world. DODO eV CO., -AJ1..,,,,i, w. ' ' Hatter and Furriers, ,.. deiotf ' " 1 Maln-street. OMio Lrnts BU-J BAaaosn CO , nun imiiTit. m s?. SKI'S N 13 OP fftr tne Btoosinoiaen oi saw uyjmTY y - . .vi- iMun. will beiu at the office or the company, in w vi., olnnati, on TUE8DAT, 27tb December, Inat., for the purpose of electing twelve directors w eulcg year, and for the tra reaction of suoh. other business as may be presented. The polls will be opened at 10 o'olock A. M. and close at 3 P. Si. I I I)-..!.,... destt D. G. A. DAVBNPOBT, Treasurer Orrics or ihb Ohio aid Mississippi B. B. Oo.,l Cincinnati, November 21, 1S6. J evt?of NOTICE. FOR THE CONVE (& NIBN0 of shippers, the Ohio and Mlsals upuiBallroad Company hate eetabllehed an Offlo at ko4 Publio Landing, where through rates can be obtained at all times on freights for St. Louis or point, beyond. Ai,.n aeam ' "" . Phrenological and Physiognomical EXAMINATIONS, fr9WITH CHARTS AND DE ESj7 SOB1PTIONB of Character, indicating th OccSjatloi ir Proreatlon in life in which eh per son may beat succeed and be most useful and happy, by Dr. O. BHAXSA, No. 104 Fourth-Street. , InoSfmt OFFICE OF TUG PAJ8EN KBBAILBOAD NAT! H W nnrnarnfThlrri ftJWrrWE?i and Race-streets. October. io, iao. xnis roaa is now open, uers win start, at intervals of ton minutes, from 6:30 A. M. nn til midnight, running eastward on Third-street from Wood to Lawrenc.itreet, and westward on Fonrth-street to Smith, and on Fifth-street to Wood. Citiaens will please bear in mind that (he oars will Invariably cross intersecting streets before stopping for passenger. oolS-tf JAMES J. BOBBINS, President. SPIRITUALISM EXPOSED. B. FRA7.RR and hii mMilnma will Mr form all tue various phenomena depended upon to prove aplrltual Intorcouree. at the National Hall, TUES DAY, WEDNESDATandTHUltSDAYIYiCNlNGS, only, thetiath, 14th and loth or December. Admlt tanoe 26o., topav ezpensea; commencing at 7X o'clock precisely. Xmbraclns; "test questions," "reading of thoughts," "clairrolance and magnetism," and many of their fraudulent tricks, such aa "getting untied," 4c, 4c; with explanatory lecturing, suf ficient to teach the principles upon whioh all theee are done, with a view to show that we have no real evideneeof aplrltual intercourse. Its evil tendencies and inconsistencies. declS-b MERCHANTS FROM THE COUNTRY whn vl.lt nni1ntitl .hnnlil not initio pnrenasea few down FKAMK.I1IH AL MANACS. The Franklin Almanao and Diary for 1M0 Is meeting with an enormous sale. For sale, by the single copy or by the down, by B. F, 8 ANFOftD, at his publication office, np stairs, N. K. corner of Fourth and Walnut-street. Price, single cony, 20 eents ; $2 U per doien. de: ilDW IT HAS BEEN DISCOVER ED AT LAST. The artlole that cures almost without fall every speoles of eruptions of the face bands, or other parts of the body. Is your face d Is flgnred with pimples or an Irritating oruptlon of any kind; have you contracted that most troublesome disease, Barber's Itch; are you troubled with Tetter on the hands, or elsewhere; bare yon any annoying, irritating, Itching', inflamed eruption of any kind; go at once and obtain a pamphlet describing the effects of Palmer's Lotion, and giving an amount of evidence in its favor, that will put to rest all doubts of its efficacy in the cure of all kinds of cutaneous diseases. After becoming satisfied that the Lotion is no humbug, procure a bottle and use it, and you will be satiaued that the half has not been said in its favor that might be. Price SO oen ts, or six bottle for J2 K). SOLON PALMIER, Agent, noSU No. St West Fourth-street.


ocr: sKiuja . . i - - 1 ITUB "WOULD BAT THAT OTTB UTOCK w W A,sn. Watnh. J.walrr ndHllM aw.i newfnll and complete. Thankfsil for thj very lib eral and generona Jtatrevan mtoh bs been ex.'l fended to oureatabfi.b fire years, we take this method of i arltlng our "san twenty. this method of I Arltlna our menas, ana in. puuuu ou.ji,. v-miinus tneir " favors, fesllng ourselves la a far: bet jti condition row than formerly, U please thefc r so fastldlon bWebf leave to call attention to r, newartioie ' lewelry, made from the new me j) Aluminntr, bronght from FarU by one of o tr drm, who hi! Our ?tonnis well snppHed wltk valnable artloles, suitable for presents for the approaching holidays. The damage to our Silver-ware ManMntoury by tea late fire is now fully repairedjWd 4,11 we now need to keep np Its vitality la plenty of orders. . We ara, preparad to nil the same with .ispatoh, and we promise full satisfaction to all, who may cleaae to lavor m with the gjjj. Flfth.,trMti The highest price paid fK- old tlllver Coin of all ' kinds. . noW-amf BEGGS & SMITH, J .... ' No. 6 West Fportlt-street, Having refitted their JStore, have filled It with the ' " ; .most extent he assortment of .. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, SILVER WARE, FUSE JEWELRY ; VV,'.V ' -AND-" '; FANCrr GOODS Brer brousht to the.Western ennntrv. Tha Onul. turned from Mew Yrk-many artloles of direct iu- . nation irom a,ur ope. )on't fail to aire' them a call, if von want a (laid or .Silver Watch, Sll ver or Plated Tea Set, Diamond or other fine Mop, or any article usually kept in Jewelry Stores. They now have the MR WEST and LAm.iaBTa880rtm.tpt )p the city. de!3yal-2dp THIRD AND LAST PURCHASE OF THE SEASON. DRY GOODS CHEAP ' -at- WEATIIERBY'S, No. 112 FIFTH-STREET, BETWEEEf VINE AND B.ACE-STREET3. , HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE BAST, I have purchased an ENORMOUS STOCK OF ' ' FALL AND WINTER IMSKSS GOODS, at ALARMTOLY LOW PRICES. I now solicit att examination of the nnd.r-msaN tioned Goods, fecliDK confident that the prices DEFY ALL COMPETITION. ' I- - t 1. S r v; ; . .', Will open to-day, i rtiiir . n'li; : , .. ...... , Tliursday, December 8. 2,000 Yards of Fanoy Silks, it S7 1.4 r ents per Yard. 2,000 Yards of Fancy Silks, At SO cents per Yarfl. 40 P I E C E S RICH PRINTED FRENCH MERINOES. , At 65 cants per Yard. ' EIG-HTY PIECES ALL-WOOL FR ENCH MERINOES, ; Every shade at 50 cts, per Yards . 50 PJece,i All-wool Chintz Delaines! ' At 35 cents per Yard.. 3,000 Yds Frenclt Valencias, At 15 cents per Yard. 500 pieces English Merinoes, At 12 1-2 cents per Yard. 300 PIECES BEST QUALITY r i r- - w ENGLISH: MERINOES f At 15 cents per. Yard. 200 pieces 44 French Chintzes, At 12 1-2 cents per Yard. Cloaks and Shawls! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ' -AT- ' FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Holiday Presents! Laces, ?,;... Embroideries, rx'TK'pT- '- Collars, Handkerchiefs, V.-- 1 ' Nubies and Fancy Goods Generally; ! ' Which I bare fedmed to prloes that will salt nil In arant of such article.. , ' ""Z ladles',; Gents aid .Misses -J , (I . .. At less than Hannlioturera' prices. , ChaSatKerby, No. 119 Fifth-streeC BXTWKEN yiKX AND RAOK-BTRBEXS. ' IdetoJ


ocr: FOR THE CHEAPEST . HATS, CAPS & FURS In the city, go to ' Hendley'Q, delObw No. 23 Fifth-stroet, near Western-row.


ocr: ,. Domestic Goods Extremely Low" : -at- DELAND, GOSSAGE & CUYLER'S, 74 West Fourth-street. OPPOSITE PIKE'S OPEBA-H006B. ldel3-TnTh81 wmm inn crrnn Is the place to get the Largest, Fattest, Freshest and Best OYSTERS IN CINCINNATI. FOR SOUP, BUY Maltby's No, U. ITI alt by j nfo. Is.' ' JlaJtby' Jo. Is. , FOR A STEW, BUY :: Mallby'j II. & M.s. Maltby's H. & IH i, Maltby'8 II. & JTI.s. FOR A FRY, BUY Maltby's O. 8. M s. : Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. 3. M.s. FOR A BROIL, BUY Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. FOR EATING RAW, BUY ' " Maltby's C. S. M.s. i:. Maltby's C. S. M.s. Maltby's C. S. M.s. " BEMEMBER CHRISTMAS IS COMING. PRE f ABE FOB A FEAST. . Are Received Dally by the Adami ROBERT ORR, WEST FIFTH-STREET Special OF ' '. CLOAKS AI .- . i- at the ,,, ','.. CLOAK AND SHAWL EMPORIUM, 2 West Flfth-atreet, ; 1 , ' BETWEEN MAIS AMD WALNUT. '' I shall offer SPECIAL BABGAINS in of the BEST MATERIALS and STYLES for nert thirty dart. The Goods are new and of manufacture. Also in 8HAWLB Broche, Long Square, very cheap. French Reversible, very Bar State, extra good quality ; Waterloo, and other makes of Long Shawls-all of whioh be aold at price to defy competition,' " - " j Aa examination and compariaon I solicited.. . ,'-:'"" - HWnil JHs Olwll 'deibwood ' ' ' No. 33 Flrth-nrreer.' MAKES AND KEPAIRS LIMBS in a superior manner. referanoes given. Address Mo. 1,


ocr: AT REDUCED 1' RICES. WE HAVE ON HAND TUB LARGEST variety nnd best selected assortment of Futures In Cincinnati, consisting of all that is or dosirabla ln the Gas Fixture line. " We warrant every Fixture we sell to be ecjnal. In material and finish, to any that is sold in OMso any other market, and in addition will jgnnrantr them to retain their color and remain perfect fo- years from the time thoy are put up by ns. Call, see, and oxnnilue nurstock, MonKNltr A CARSON. Jy2!-cni 103 Main street, newr fourth.1 JOHN H. DETERS, FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE No. 511 West Fourth-sweet, WISHES TO CALL THI? attention of gentlemen to his large stock fall work, which Is now open for inspm'tioii, received sonlo new stvlos UtiizliHli (vir-Lralfor.-f. I and see them. Gas now both t ' sop.')


ocr: a of not tho the the RATES OP ADVERTISING TIRMS-CASri; .Advertlaemente BotexceefWinetTAgaaaa BOtXCaing UT IIHWBI " ff emeBtl Inserted t tii fill l .-- -IX OrMfaiartlaa. I As. weak. .-.II I" Two weeka.... Xbtrger adverttsemaBts I xatee Ibr square of itmUaMprleett ; One Insertion. .$ SO ITwo weeks.,.. " "f Each Kldl'nat iui. ta I Three wek..iu. .i4,l'rt.j:s Oneweek..-...,. tjrne month i JfLirjr ii.i ad?: .-. -- ' Job Printing, ::: : -"7 in all its bi anohet, dCBeVWIta ieMawaa , , ' t to is by by of miscellaneous; t'SAjiMciAus:: HE A lll Fit O Mi 9 hk "uas'IdeJided THAT.iYERTvnrrE , BHOULD BIAvi'A iT YL Y jT J f) "-X ,i-f-l t)ri;. i j, una 1 1 iio til .vnu Jllf U.IMTM AR. Omce 58 Wees Peutttf -BU'ectt Clriclri nrti O ' h; HEAD UOpifi TESTIMONY! i-io ..m : FX'''1 .ii-t.'.TTii: ,, ; ClKcmitATi.Pebrutry IS,' !!: i 'Wo have need one of "Ororer A Bakcr'a" 8cwl;'l'" ") Maohinasin our Inmily for' nearly twe-yeara.- Me hare Join, a'l kindsof awiuoB it that, ) re.ijiirf't r tn he done in lame kmilv-and It Da' worked t ' ' . erentlnisatialacttoninereryreipecti HhM-. - ., Iwen outof repair, though In almoat daily use..- ine w , earn ia as strong and durable a any cloth can be made. There la no dnmcnlty awni me t.newn w ,n . tbred-th fineat and the coareeat wrkeo.uBlly well. We haraalvk.1 It a moat thorough trial, and wo cor- , dlally recommend Itto all aaamadiliafwhii;lihB' " " iiiwrler.- (Sigiad,), BEV. JiflAnNCKY 01 La. .; .. '",' '.. Nqi i Habb'son-st., Uinpuimati, tiet. sjt, W. MussBS.Gaovxi A BAKaaCeutlemen: It Isnrarly ' J I three rears line mv fnuilly bad one of ynlir eael- Vnt Sewing alachinee In nae. During that time may , have naa an opponuniiy si sty-inn w kinds, and though they poesese mary good dimUM-a, yl lor laniuy uae. my wiie nnu nuiiKiiwr. b,.... maomneio any otntTa in ineiiy.' jwiibi, h.- main, gmitlemen, - our ryapocttilllr. (Stgni'U,) ,,Ka.V. lyJt)Sl wim. lioi.lK I hare hml three veaia uperience wnn on- of your Sewing Macliines, and kkve slwjye'lburt lfca' reiiaDlB., llllicnm rami iimiitiiunr, w i t-,--.!,i,- chemoatutlftdlr,eHdlSfu-,euily ny little girl, six years old, can wnnc tnanaaed that D1 It with perfect ease. ease.. ,ona live me invt.ini , n.j Signed,) Yoiire, truly, MBS.iB.G.WUklwsv., '; 'tilt , ..' !, .... ,' 'er? iu-iMr . ttM. " 1 ;;!,! t!iac4NNT,tVO,tr.l';fM,ltM.-i.' : Bnkor-i;en t! f i aVIiitr iad one ft , . your bewing Machines for the laat two yean,l d,ujuia. , which time 1 have tried several other kinds,) 1 lake pleasure in adding my testimony to the great rope- riorlti- of your manufacture.' over any other that nn thus iar come uBdermyBotlce.- f;1 . , ... . , , (Signed,) - , - -v YetyrwipectfiiliT,' llKN.CHAti. H.KKr,LO(iG, 30s Seventh-awoel. Uruver Baker-Gentu: I have lined one. of lunirai fi. in: mmr j,, I your Sewing ftiactiiuea lor tne ih.i miiBaaiBBii.,, Kn,h in ih.. .I-,,,,,. .- hAi.v. material. and it haa given eatieraatiefaMon, and rclieerriilrr ceiommend tliem- fo aov Demon wanling a'SOeu. rr .. Krirarhine. (Signed,) ' BercUully youre, . . 1''Tho.undersigned,1OlergynieH CrVtiriSut denbiiii oa. . , m tions,1 bavinc mrobawt and Itacd In our Mmilie. Orover A Baker'a Olebratol JfAMILT SEWINfi- MACHINE," take JileaiureTii Tei:ommnedinn lt aa . t;:) an fussriimaajt ffilly eomblnlngi sha eaeentiaia of , ... good Machine. Ht 'beaiiUlul- Simplicity, esse of , ', 'inanagenteajt, tmd.the atrensth and elancity ot rta : i UtCh, unite to render ft u Machine. mMorpanBel by ony fc the market, and one which w IVel sonndeu , . will give eatlBfactlonitoall who may purcliaae it. fc ' ' , .. ,r, ,,. :.. Rev. B.'w. Uhldlaw, A.M.,, ... ,. r;- Rev. J.'tJfinatar,! u cj iu .-j . - , I l.t I'fl'KeVP.tJ. PrllRh,,.,, , , ... . I --:dg , ..-..., Kev. Wmperklns; '; , ' Hot. Ellwand flirarifpiii,1, ,. ,,; . Kev. A. Blake, Di.t - :, .; s, . - BerrhV, B-naun. A. Jd., -A.5l.IU1v,J,pllnenox.I.T. '' IK following xtrkct tVowtth reimrt oritlie; : Oomraittee on Scwin? Mai-hlnoe.at thn late Scalioacd . , Agricultural Fair, held 'at' Norfolk, V. Tlietom meewaaroouiiocdof throe of the beat macninist in Vlruiuia; ' ' '' '' 11 '''' il - ''f-' "..-r ' "Afler a tlteriugh lpittioii of all the KewiuK lrtltln..nn.MvhirtittOn. iL ia fllir ODloioU that tlio ilmver A Baker Sewing machine i the beet for all piirposea.viji: Family and Oennral Work." ' : .. -tfl1y)" ISigneo1,! " -fai!j;j v .: B. PENDLKTON. ' Sup't MoliBery,Seboard and Roanoke B.TI,' ' ' . ' 8.I.BAND,1', ..?,.',; 1 V- ill i L,. ...- J IU ..I.- 1, U . ,1 , . DUD I OMIHIIirV UU UUflllv.B IH M. , ; Hi a. U. DAVIDS. Sup't AtlHiiUc Iron Works, and V. S. Inspector of ' fQARD. -''1"" i:-: .;.-i From ihti very dattrflig manner In" wliloh our Machlni-I have been rei eived by tbe riibln .(roault- a , ing In the- aale of ufvrard ef Thirty Tlionamid.) ;, aro led to believe that our endeavors t" manulactrint. : . j a "i-clialile machine1' have been appreciated. , -.j take this opportunity o remark that this pi Icy will he nuchanged, and that every Machine sold tij us w " shall not beeitata to warrant io every respect. . da fi-li , GROTEK BAKKH e. H. 00. HIE ALLKiATOIt! SMOKECONSUMlffO Coal Cooking Stove ! ; Has been pronounced by competent judges to be Hie -, ; BEST COAL COOKIMfi-STOVE EVER INVENTED. SIXSIZES! . - '"Patented Dec. T, 1858. . J. For sale by the Inventors and Manufacturer , , . ADAMS Si PECKOVER NOVELTY IRON, FOUNDEBy, . ;No. .333.Fourth7stwetrineinj.ati. ' TVe, reapectfully refer to tbe following certificate forevl'dence of the above: ' "' '' ' ) For lout months I bar heett uelne the Alligator. Coal Cooking Btove, lie snperierooeking eualuien, i-omblned with iu cleanliaeaa, musleventually secme to theowners a large share at public jatronas: i. JOB.lt DlcLAAri. 1 have been' uaing one of Messrs. Adams A rerk. over's Alligator Oook Slorea for aome months, which gives entire satisfaction in every reaped, and lean cheerfully recommend it to those "ho are In want oi a superior cook atova. . H. H. LKA VlTT. For the last year 1 have been using the Alligalor Coal Cooking Htove.mannfaolnred by Meaera. Adamj Peckover, which 1 coBaider superior stove, and 1 1 vest the utmost Mtiafaotion. It ia the only store I Lv. found that pook. yerfec wUh -. For om time peat 1 have been using oneof Msars, Adam A Peokover's Alligator Ooal Cooking Slovee, and eao. recommend tbem aa being a aisperior tov, plvlngentlr... heerfallydgy above " MafturAcW'esJVlnjrtoii, Ky. ... WAREIIOISE, s --tINCINNATI, 0. '' Pfw.'iiO Et ColBNsila-efreM, ' '' ...'-.'.,. "t. :-,!, t ,,, MANUFACTURE , AND 'SUPPLY THE ' trade at lb aioet reaawnable price tuid e o Ihe meet asxosBBWdatsng tenne wit A; , GLASSWARE! ?TIOrf. For Oij;;nWd;or(?Q.;Oil, , M. B.OBeB .toKpred JDs.and lturoeie for tale by voj: agent, J. BlLgRB,Tjovington, Hi. ibiij deltjiiie, . J r , 'ti nwf it) IxeoT v,.bnoK m H4 a"' ' m,0 ire evaid mili lllw aj,boiM on' ' & Luit toto eiii lo nohjtev lid jmv's l if 1,-tobW.oiJ erit Vol ,v,na td ii li ,'ntu. JoeaWcjaioe erJl geMtr fcewoen I .Wa... ..!.''. .' ''ii ":o a-;u.t.-.,:j I O Ol J'(. 5o i 1 I :


ocr: . . . r- -urirui? ri EUTE N J IU1 . .ml MKIIKU.ia DIXON. Prlcell. u.uuiuv.ui.m.m w vw. aepl-ar ADVERTISEMENTS. I, I 1IA.VB YOU SEEN IT! AT D ODD'S H AT tTOBB. . .. O0 i ... : . FURSI AD IB 3 OAST MAKE THEIR HONS from a very choice stock, from New aad Wellseaaoned -, : Bltlna, . " ' tor , onr reUil trade, oompr)s!n all styles and grades of Fur woaw, at reasonable T;.i ",' :-' " i;i"':.i'v'iT'i' J. C. TOVERS&CO. UATTS& AN FURttlKOS, ,: , .No. 140 Mnla-atree, One door below Fourths oeU .rfJI.'.V I .1 t-v L O A K S! lioaKs: iioaits: IN STYLH, ' : ' UNEQTJALED IH QTJALIiy,- ''.; ri : UNEQTJALED IN CHHAPJSfBSfi. tysrw drop, '.'. . ' Wl - ' , ..If, .1 V ". . 7"A-'' -J--!! I- it lO Dollars, ' 13 Dollars, " 15 Dollars, . . .-.18 Dollars, 30 Dollars, 22 Dollars, t : ) .mi , 25 Dollars, v 7 u uouars, 35 Dollars!- ' ..! -THE , i LA VENICE, , ; : Sfll.. .,' .t..i 7,1 ,-..v..i'-i,.4 i ' At All tha Abov Frtoee. i j ; MILAN WRAPPER, !: At All the Above Prtss, ' , At All the Above rrlees, At TH l ' Pioneer Cloak Bazaar ', GEORGE LEWIS 1.DIBE0TLY- : , :. !.. sif.v.- I -".vo v .'I . , t (


ocr: Prcminiu Awarded! THE ALLIGATOR, atnaoke.eolisumlrjg Coal Cooking Store, ' ' j la without a rival. Call en ADAMS& PECKOVER, ., , Inventors and Manufacturers, ' . Novelty Iron Works, Fourth-street, 'West oi Smith. r Xxiunla. the Alligator and road Testimonials. '


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ocr: IADD, ' WEBSTER & CO.'S TiOOK BTITOH - fi m (EVYINO MACHINES, 80 . West FourilxTstreet, Betwsen Tine and Walnut-streets, Clnolnnatl. ssa- lend for a Olrtular. '. -",'- : JOSEPH FROMHERZ, " HO. eut ST0AM0B1-8TKKET, , , MANUPA0TORE3 THE.WIILrO0W; Carmlno and Sboemakers Ink! Also, Fine Harking Ink. The Carmine is a superior artlcl. and can b used with a steel 'pen without changing color, i All Ink. of my manufacture are warranted. For sal, at 317 Main-street. ocl7aw ' LANC BODLf Y,.' V!':'V ' , ... uivniinvnBflBl Al Wdod.workins - Miioliinerir' "" "and cirotaih -iiyr KruLW Corner JobaUtnd Water; ts.i Clnolnnntl,0. an-ir


ocr: FRESH OYSTERS. ? OAVAGNA'S . ! Oystor Importing House. NO. 31 WK9T FIFTH-8TRKBT. ! rilliE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW BECBIV -1- 1NU dully, per Express, his splendid Oysters, UiiviiiR ceniplelod nrrangomonts in Baltimore, on Ihenioet exleusivo wale, I will at all times during ....... .. i . : . i. 1 1 .... uionnnBUH iw picumru iu iiiiiii.ii luyiiiriiu., ttuu thereat of mankind," with the most DEL1010U8 BIVALVKS iinpoHod to the Quran City. None but the very best Imported. Great inducements offered at this Impnrtlng-liouso. . . Order slolicited and promptly filled. Terms cash! fKTKK IJAVAUNA, seplHr ' Sole Importer and Proprietor, CS-MALIBY DCALEB IN OYSTERS. FRESH CAN 1 OYSTEiRS. COVES OYSTERS. Spiced Oysters. PICKLED OYSTBRB rrnE subscriber is now reOeiv -- ING DAILY, by the Adams Express, HALT BY'S world-renowned Baltimore j Fresh Can, Keg and Shell Oysters i Also i Fresh, Hermetically-sealed OOTB. BPIOBD and 1'iCtt.liIiil u i a L ana. ROBERT 0RR, Agent. eep7-tf, , Depot, U West Flfth-ai OYSTERS! .frtESH OYST AT 333 Walnut-street, CINCINNATI. m fra-irnt eauuvunun pnn ipnwevi JL SON tho sale ef J. B. KABN CO.'B, shperlor 'jawtresn oysters. J. iuup, , . Wholesale and retail Agent for J. B, Mann A Co, aters cooxea in a superior style at our usual moa treet. rate cnarges. , , aiuo-u I


ocr: ft UCTIOJI SALE-BT THOS. JOUN' jLtlTONMn Hale-rooms No. 03 Main-street, next m Iho Trust Company llauk. r erond larg so.(!ive foil aula (if ForsiPiii aud Dotneatic liry Goods, tlnih i -rs' Goods, Hoots, Mioea, Hats, Ac, at Auction. -On I I'D-HAY Mi'RM NG.Kepteiuborl.wmt.sotri, without riaerve, at ftM o'clock, a largo audvalnsble sror.a, comprising over .''00 lots, in B..1. -rooms Uo. '.'. Jtiiin-atrect, below Third, The attention of bnyera l nutienlnrly invited to this sale. tln stock being freeli. and the moat dtslra. l ie ever omired at miction in this city. Goods will I e arrnncedand su'd In catuloniie fl,roi. aepl? TI10S. JOlfflSTON, Aiiellofler. REMOVAL. CARPETS, at COST i WILL BEMOTETO Mt HtVf BfOEE, BUDEl'. Pike's Opera-house, FiRST OFOCTOE5EI5, ,';.;t AND Of inn MT PEKSHMT STOCK AT Greatly Reduced Prices. HENRY FALLS, 05 Went Fourth-Afreet1. ' ttOpW,,, ., ... ' ' IHHTLETT'll PATENT NOVELTY FAMILY SEWING MACHINE! Only S6 00. hiJJTRENGTiI. SIMPLICITY, CHBAPNESS j and durability -combined, tirentest wondsr ol theagel A portable loach ine waightng only tour pounds! Can lie carried by a child from room la room; may be attached Instantly to any workviand or luhla: will sew on either fine or coarse fabrics, and with silk, thread or cotton. Can be wot lied either by tlie li.ind or fret. Tbe great, demand fee a good portable low-priced mar blue en now b Inte rnet. i:n lie seen in operation at No. 4f Hlxih. street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and at lbs Pair of the Me chanics' Institute. K. K.nrGGIN", General Aen. t i M-awj , EBMOYAL. THE FIRM OF RAGIIE & CO. HAVE OPENED IN THUIR roo -w JBjt ore South-east Cor.ourth and Vine, Til URSDAT,' 8TH IA ST., 1TITH THE LAKCiDST AD PBSTTIBSt stock of tjoorta Tor BtEK'l WEAK ever otfared in Cincinnati. ' THE BTOCK 0 P IE O EGO ODS, To make, tip to Msasnri, will he large nnd varied, Wo linvoa New Corps of Cutters, Kn m New York and Philadelphia,, who profess t uiiiler-.land the art of CuMng Stylish Garments to order. . . . for past favors we return many thanks, and hope to merit future patronage. Truly, SPRAGUE & CO. sep7.tfl GEORGE M. DIXON, '-tllrOaTIIBANB DIALB1 IN- IHrRB DRUGS AND CHEMICALR. V.X. J- TBA quality Medicine, Pharmiutlol pie. pirations, Glassware, l alnta, Oils, uye Stuffs, 4c, Moitb-cnat corner Moln nnd Fin b.srrecu. . faepl.'awl . . Farina, BOXES "HECKER'c'." FOR SALE . miH.raw ; Nrrth-eaBtcoruei-Fifth and Main. " '' Tln :F'0 CASES, "HEAVY AND LIGHT." POR e a.le by ,. , GEO. M. DIXON. Druggist, stpl-aw Worth eeiteorner Fifth andMoln. JLfaints, Oils, &c." eiA BRLS. PIBE-PI PAINT, DARK 9mr andllahtt -I , it m brls. Venetian Red, Baalish: IIICKaba IfoniiH K..1.-I. ' Wbrls. Whiting;. , .' . ,, . lyb'U- Putty, in bladders; Lwl. .l'hsee4-oli, ftr., it rnannfactnr.rs' pricea. t or sale by J5 ?) -aw North -eatteorner Filth and Main . V LARGE ABSORtME.'VT OV AUmCVLRAL, HOOKS, '' -TOM'lAMl'aVr- ' " '" E. men den Hall, AtUle Bevv St e re. 1 0 Vest Vltthtreer. ,i '' ,.. : .. set'fil : 1 ' J.T. DRO VVlVKATirn- mf AUFACTUREIl.f 'OF JEWELRY, - n.w wauirsian mauiisnmeut, At West Third street, between Walnut and , Vim, (room No. 4. np w,!"Ji Ois.oluntatt. Factory at Providence, Bhode Inland, w Sly hn received wekly. sepltan TU.fif I'llk.. llili


ocr: . MISCELLAJIEOJLTS. At Plkc'ti Opcra-Huuse LANE&0DLEY'S PORTABLE Circular Saw -ANTI LOG-Tna iA'fl APPARATUS, IS DAtl.T OPrElTIO-N I!t ' Mach int? rv Vf' P3' 'epvbwil A OHIO STATE FAIR. LITTLE —AND— Columbus and Xenia Columbus and Xenia RAILROAD. TIIK OHIO STATE FAIR WILL held at Z inesillle 00 the I'Olli, 21st, il2d aud layaof rieplenit'T, ls"9. '. Traiim leave the cittl. Miami Depot at 0 6:7 A. M.,nnd 11:301'. ill. . Fore for the Rouud Trip, $5. . Tickets good from the loth to the 21 lb of ber, inelnsiye; to be h.id at No. 1 Hut net House, liar Third and Vino-streets: A'ai!nir..ioitet aoiith-enst cm ner of Front and Broadwn,aud at Aiiliin ininmi uepoi, xsesc rroiit-streei. . tepie tCsIp ,1. DUKANl). Mipssrlntendent WE ST Kit N omiRicrcial ' HAS CHANG KD ITS hOVA TION TO NIXON'S NEW OPPOFITH TUB P05TOB FICB, RICILtR! KELSON Frimcipal. B" Oiroulni-fl, sitting torros, can ba had on catii,n. Lampblack. t 4iffe BRLS. ASSORTED m.-v recoiveu ana tor Bute py HUlltK. BOB.-ITRON le PH., eepie-o Opposlto tbo Saltpeter. Rffc ECGS REFINED SALTB'BTHR, ttA.y I'HIVKU aid for sab, by tlllDLi VML'OHL'I u m. in sr-.... BO p 19-0 Bath Bricks. fpHV.1M. BATH BRICKS, Md3 and for sale bv BI IKJ5, EOKSTBIN CO.. sepl!)-o Uppi site the Venetian Red. 5K. BRL3.VENF.TIAN atJr nud foreale bv Bl'IHB. KOKSTEIrl A 00.. Sepl9-0 Oppuslta tbe Smith's Tonic Syrup. U VL CROSS SMITH'S TONIC Jl. reiwivod and for Bale by UL'IJ&K, KCKSTSIN ft CO., s.pH-o Opposite the I'oHtoSlce Quinine. 3,000 OUNCES QUINIITR hund aim tor sale hy bUIUK, KUKHTICIN ft CO., Oprusite the l'.atoDh'e. sepl9-0 Buckeye Pile Ointment. AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR Piles. It has been fully test.d, not only private practi n, but alao In some uf our public Bf notions, und never fulls to cure. Prepared and Buloby HL'IHK, ECKSTKIN A- CO., Bpll)-c Opposite Iha lVatoftlco. Kaliston, or Orient B710R REYTOVIKli' TAN, Freckles. Redueas and Kruptlona of the Also, as a Wash for the I lair, to prevent the lation of P.iU'lrilf, Ao. F r s o'o by. . tiUIBK, KCKSTKIN ft CO., jjcplll-0 Opposite tlio 1'iwtodlfe. LANE lie. BODLEY, . HiXrFAOTlIRICRg OT Wood-Working AND CIRCULAR SAW MILL8, Corner John nnd Water tfi.rRlnnii?niirt,U p'i ly TEAS! TEAR!! TEAS!!! I HAVE STANT1.T on band a largeand well stock of (Jreon and Black Tens, which 1 oiler prices below competition. J. FFIKCrSOS.flrorer, sep!7 .i Corner Kiulli and Vine. KANE CRACKERS. A FULL of those excellent Crarkers always on Alao, Soda Crarkars, Aoemetlv biscuit and (;r.irknells. J. FKIUil'SIIN, Grocer, sepl7 lOruer Ninth anil Viue. FRESH TABLJB BUTTE R.-I tnado arrangetneiita to have a constant of Fro.li Table Hotter, with which families uiaj supplied hy leaving their orders with J. FKIirU SOV, Oiocer, sepl Corner Xluth and 'mo. School Books, Writing Paper, ; ; Envelops, SLat8s, ' Blank emi7i king in the Book and Stationery line, WHOLESALE. ; , AT TIS LOWEST GATES &


ocr: B Y v STATE A UT HO RIT"T. .aa-jrMtair.tf waataass Incorpoi ated 181 9. Charter Perpetual Mf-Agerr estaeiHhea in tmcinnati in 1 H'ilt, an tedating all areaent local Inanranoe Companleg and Agenoiea in the Iniroranee bnsineaa in thia city. 33 yeara eonif ant duty here, combined with wealth, ex prienoe,ntrpris and liberality, aapeotally com mend the ASTN A Ineorane Company to the favora bly patroaaaa of this oommuulsr standing aolltary and aloae, the sole survivor and living pioneer f Cinatnjnatl underwriters of J.&J3. ! paid In Cincinnati dnrtag petal Vtre Veora, J.M,0A4 7. : , yr; , Cash CapitallfjJl,000,000 (absolute and vnimpaired.j vitha SURPLUS OF 91,030,423 80. And the prestige of to yeara anooaaa and sxfjealea.' 1 irVISTMIKTg OF L Oyer $100,000 in Ohio securities. UPWARDS OF hl'J.OOO.OOO, LOMSE8 . Bav. been paid by the tna Insuranae Company n the past 40 yeara. Fire and Inlnnd Navlaauion. BUks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profits. Kapeclal attention gtven to Insurance of Dwellings and Content, for terms of 1 to tr ; 1 Application made to any duly .atboriced Agent promptly attended to. By atrict attention to a legit imate Insurance buainese, thia Company is enabled to offer both indemnity for the past and aeoarity for tbefnture. P liciee lastted without delay by . JAi, II, OA Asa, Agent, Do. 4 Mala (trt. . A. F. PATO jjAaaiatant Agent, . ' S. K. LIND XT, Agent 171 Tina street. - J.t. HOOhl i, Agent. Fulton. I7th Ward. ' ne


ocr: SEWING MACHINES. LADD, WEBSTER oc CO.'S , LOCK STITOU . Si;VHti MICI1IKE9, 80 West Fourth-street, Between Vino and Walnut-afreets, Cincinnati. s)W" tk nd for a Circular. wia REMOVAL,. WILTS EE BROTHERS, -bkaiibs is YOUNGp'S Improved Two-Threaded Look-Stitch FAMILY SEWING MACHINE $35, S30 and $35. No.8!iFiftb.-si-eet, WIllj' RDMOVB, OOTOBEB 1, TO No. G West Fourth-street, Over Ileggs a Smith's. SWA pints wuu ti'd, Address W1I.TSEJR BUflTnRRS, Aocnts, ocl 1'. 0. BuxX.M'J, Cinciunati, 0. $30. $30. $30. $30. MOORES'S Thirty-Dollar Doable Lock-Stitch 8E0UBKD BT RKCKNT LKTTEKS PATENT. rFIHIS MACHINE HAS BEEN PRC M. MIDNOED by all roiniieieut Juilces. who have seen it, to be the best and nioitt deslruole Fam ily tkiwliicc Miichiue ever introduced, rRKardleae of price. It will sew all kinds of family goods, from the very thickest lothevery finest fabrics mndo, anu uses nil KinilHOI tnrcad, IromJMo. K to wn. No oil li uaeil on topof the Iinchlni. Bend lor a circular, or call and see it in operation Upon early application, State and County liujhtsmay bo secured. An euf-reetlc person can make a fortune In a short time. ACiunts wanted man unnoiu titrrttory. II. t'. Hl'KTAIAN, Sc le and excln.ire anflit fur the United Hiatus, eepMfiut Uii Went Fourthitreet, Cincinnati. Sloat&Co. SEWING MAC HIKES, eTITCUINa THE SAME ON BOTH aides, louring no ridge or chain, and Impossible to ravel. For speed, accuracy or eaao of motion, the Elliptic Machine is without a rival. Cincinnati, Office M Went Fourth street. fep28


ocr: HENRY DAVID, No. 978 MAIN-STREET . BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, JJANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Soaps, Perfamerr, Fancy Goods. 4fce. Which I will sail cheaper than any other place in Die city. Ton will find a large assortment of EX


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ocr: JUNE 20, 1859. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD FOUR DAILY TRAINS IEAVK TAB Bixtb-street Depot.,: ' ' Trains run through to Indianapolis, lima, San dusky and Cleveland without change ot cars. Through Tickets for all Eastern, Western, North ern and North-western cities. 6 A. ill- KXPKKMH TRAIN (Columbus time, which iBseven minutes taster ilmn Cincinnati) For Clevclaud and Pittsburg, via Helaware, makes close connection at Crestline for Pittsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for Dunkirk, Buflulo, Boat n aud How York. Also, con nects at Day toa with li.iytou and Michigan Boad for Troy, Piuua, Sidney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chicago, reaching Toledo at 3:30, Detroit at 6:00, aud Chicago at 7:2(1 P. Ma Qulncy and Galena at 7 A. M. Also, at Dayton with Green villeand Miami itoad, for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Mon de. Also, counectaat lifchuiond with Indiana Cen tral Koa.l,for Indianapolis, Lafayette, Chicago, Terra Haute, St. Louis, aud all Western citus. Also, at Kl. limond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for Andersen, Kokomo and Peru, Also, connects with Junction llnilroad.it Il.inii Itoa fur Oxford. M A. M. MAIL TItAIN For Dayton, Spring Held and Saudusky Uminects at Nandusky with HTKA4IKII for DKTKOIT;t URBAN A forCOLCM. BL'8; at Forest with Pittsburg, Fort WayneandChi cago Uoad, East und West; at Clyde with C. and To ledo Moad for Cleveland unit Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago. This train also connects at DJCLA WAKE with the 0., 0. & 0. iioad for Cleveland and E tints Ka.it; alMicormecis at Hamilton with Juactiou ailroadfur Oxford. 'lia.O P. DI. THA IN For Dayton, Springfield and fciindusky Connects at Forest with Pittsburg, B ort Wayny and Chicago ltosd. Kast and Weat; at Clyde with C. and Toledo Koad lor Clovelaudang liui falo, Toledo, Detroit audChlcsgo. Also, connects at Biobmend for Indianapolis, Torro Haule, 8t. Louis and Chicago. Also, connects with Junction Baihoad at Hamilton fnrOxford. O P. I1. T It A I N For Dayton, Trny, Plana, HIiI. ney, Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Fort Wayne and Chi oago, reaching Chicago at 8 A. M. JWTThofiand g A. M. traina connect at Cleveland with steamers for Buffalo. For further loformatiou and Tickets, apply at the Ticket oflices-north-oast corner Front aud Broad way; No. 1A Maluut-strbst, near Gibson Home; at tbn now Ticket Onioe, itt tbe west aide cf Vlno-streot. between Postunlce and Burnet Uonae; at the Walnu' Btreot House, or at tho Six lb -at reet Depot. D. MoI.A KUN, Buperintendont. COMMENCING APRIL 11, 1859. ml tasst; LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily. 1HREB XII ROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. First Train No. 1 Ei prusa. at 6 A.M., connects via Oolnmbusand Clovoland, via Columbus, Crestline and ri.inuurH.t, vm vuiuuiuiu, nieuneuvuie and Pitta, bnrgh, Detroit via Clevoia ud and steamer. This Train stops, between Cinciunati and Columbus, at Lovo. laud, DeerBeld, Mori-ow. Xenia, Cedarville, Sontb Charleston, London and West JerTerson. , Second Ti aln-Np. 2 Express, at 8:30 A. M connects via Colnmlms, Bollair and Benwood; Wheeling: via Oolumbas, rltoiibenvllieand Plttebnrg; viaOolumbua. Crestline and Pittsburg: Ma Columbus and Uleve. land; Detroit, via Cleveland and stoamor: V hlto Sm. phur Station, via Springfield. This Train stops be twmn Cincinnati and Colnmbus, at Plainvlllo, Mil ford, Mianilvlllo, Loveland, Doerfteld, Morrow, Cor win, Spring Volley, Xeula and London. . Third aialn-Accomrnodation, at 4:41) P. M., for ColumbuBiiud Springfield.- Fourth Train-Night Kxpress. at 11:30 P. M.! con nects via Columbus, Bellnlrand Benwood: Wheeling; via Columbus, Hteubeuvillo and Pittsburg: via Co lumbus, Crestline and Pittsburg: via Columbus and Cleveland. T,hls train stops at Lovoland, Morrow, TliTsKAlN dn' BLaml!i0 CAlt8 u No. 1 Express, through to CleTolniidwithoutchBnga ofcars. fNo2 Express, throogh to Wheolingwithoat cbani $1$T ISXPKKSS train leaving CinclnnaU at 11:30 P. M., runs dally, except SATUBDAYti. The ether Trains run daily, except SDN DAYS. For all Information, and Through Tickets to Bos. ton, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing on "'Illlfyrvl5"!?,"'tt '""t, I'unklrli, Clevelan.1, Plttsbarg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places apply at the Ofsces, Walnut Street House, No. I Bur. net House, south-east corner ol Broadway and Front streets, and at the Eastern Depot. Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min utes faster than Cincinnati time. , J. DUBAND, Bup't. Omnibuses can forpaasongors by leaviug direction at the Ticket Offices, mjrr7 HIGH SPEED RESTORED. Shortest and Quickest Route to


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ocr: BY STATE AUTHORITY. Incorporated 1519. Charter Perpetual W Ager ry establlshedin Cincinnati In 1 H-iH, an teilnting e l present local Insurance Companies and Agencies in tho Insurance buaiuens in this city. 311 years com aiitduty here, combined with wealth, ex perience,, nterprise and liberality, especially com. mend the JETS A. Insurance Company to tlie favora ble patronaireof this commuulM standing solitaiy and alone, the solo survivor and living pioneer of Cincinnati underwriters of 1N5. Iioseus pnl.lln t'inclniintl during past I'lve Veara, S15li,)3 1 47. Cash Capital $1,000,000. lABSOLUTE AND TJNIMPAIBED.J WITH A SURPLUS OK 81,034),23 And tbe prestige of ill yearasuccessund oxipexienoe. INVKSTMKNT9 Or Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. UPWARD OKSI'2,000,000, MHxE-i Have been paid by the Mtnn Inaurance Company In the past 40 years. I Kirn nnd Inlnnd Nnvitintion. Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and lair profits. kVtpeciulattentiou given to Insurance of Dwellings and Contents, for terms of 1 to Ay s. Application made to any duly nthorised Agent firomptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit mate Insurance business, this Company is enabled tooilerboth ludeninlty for the past aud seenrityfor the future. P llclei issued without delay by JAS. U. OA .Tifiil, Agent, No. 4') Main street. A. F. i'ATO ..Assistant Agem. i H. K. (.1NTI EY, Agent 171 Vine street. J.J. HOOKA ,Ant.Fulton. I7t.h Ward.. ar. TO HOUSEKEEPERS.


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ocr: J. IV. MrLAI GIILI 1 ) KSri-XTFULLY Informs tho M W ntlblln tllilt. )io hna iiwt nnnn- cd a Merchant Tailor Shop, and thut ho has on hand a woil selected assortment of Cloths, CusMmi'res, Vesting, and Summer Wear generully, which lie will sell at prices to suit the tlm.. I'l...l .. ..... I I y 7 PV. 'J t"-- .'loni.i cu una 110010 up to order iu neat, substantial and fashionable stylo. All who desire good Cloths made up to lit tho person, uro cordially invited to call and oxamiuo Stock and Prices. Room opposite tho McArthur Hotel. I IB


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ocr: CHURCH'S 'MUSIC STORE. ITo. 68 West Fourth-street. ALL THE LATEST AND MOST POPD LAB at tialc received as aoon as published. no5 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WHAT CAN unal one of Hnzleton Broth ers', Hallat, Davis A Oo.'s. Raven, mm a. fV, D . I Ca.'s Fano fortes, for a splendid IIS lowest, tor cun, or win rent and let tne rent pay lor th Piano, at te VTeat rourth-atreet. .. ,."' CHURCH, Jr , nol Depot for Meloneona and Harmotilams. gTIHRTSTMAS PRBSBNT8. BEMEM- SLy nKB that light liradborr's and Wat. Knahe A Co 'a Pianos, can be found oulyat No. 7! West Fourth- Stmt. I m offering: nnnaual iu nr.m.nla for cash. orl I rent and let tha rent pay fur tho Piano, at 72 Weat fourth, street. 0. M. MUacil. . The tersest stock of Melodeonsin the city. nol WM. H. HALDW I W. ATTORNEY AND C0UN8I110B AT LAW and Maater


ocr: V WOULD HESPECTFCLLY INFORM the sewing public that lam the sole authorized agent lor tue sale oi lue lyLESTEIl'S IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWIM M1GIIINB S; And boing w ell acqn tnted with Its merits, and famll-lni-with its. iperatlon. I fool eotifldout that those in want of inci.i an article, will give it proioronce over anotiiera now ueioretne puuuo. T ri.inm tr. unnnr.i.KMRrv to enumerate all Its advan taged, an thi so who nin v wish to purchase will proba bly profoj So sntiafy thiimsolvea by personal intpeo- lion, wrucri tney may an oy cnuwg at !;. 1 W.f Fourth atrret. WVersons purchasii ig Lester's Sewing Machine will r waive practical in mructions upon them caarg e. ah uuicnines wi irrauiuu. AVIXLIAM IiAPHAM, Agent. No. 92 West Fourth street, directly jvi6-t5-t Opposite Post Office.


ocr: " ' ISGM ALT & AVERY " L 6.8 (( ; J t s: PORTERS OP ANDDEALTIIW IN j West Four Hi street, Pike's Opera - ifouse Building.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THREE-FOURTHS . ' , , or iue" "' - PROHTS OP THE BUSINESS ; DIVlDEt AKNTJA1.LT POLICY-HOLDERS. 18 WALL 8TBKET, NKW TORE, : . CASH CAPITAl ...30O,O00 AO ASSETS, July 1, 1859 905,681 S4 LIABILITIES............-.... .;; ....-. 16,514 37 rsrilfi! ATTENTION OF THE COMMU- X NITY It respectfully railed k the' features in connection with thia company: FiBHT-By Insuring In this Company, the advant .....r.Mnin.i Tiiutirum'A flonionnr aro obtained. with the addition aUdTantngoaflordod In the given hy an ample and reliable Cniih nutpresciiteiUiyorclliiiiry MutualFire Companies. 1 no iiitiuouuo w uupwure, a, CUfert, lire as follows: First intletm ti Vllcy-Holders, 1MT, XIX per cent. Second d, do. do. 1-5S, 5JI Third do. ' iro. ' do. - 1850, 0O " 8EcoNn-Tho security given, which is already large. will constantly increase with each ysnr ol succeasim operations. This is exhibited clesrly in tlie Ing statement, showing the position ol tbo Company in each venr since the new systom waa adopted. tnu lav,. Wnt Aaiinta of tho ComDany.......8OT,8M ' W. " " " 649,7I i iSu!' r,. A.l.. ' ' " Liabilities.. 16,fl fTrt.nn ri,A inanrnif Inr.nr no liability while obtaining these advantages of perloT and cheapness. OEO. J. HOrli, Prcaldent. H. H. LaupoBT, secretary. . Cvaos Pick, Assistant Secretary. SAM't E. MACK & Co., Ag-ents, ' 33 vVest Third-street, auay-aml ' '


ocr: LANK fc iODLIY, Wood-Working Machinery, AMD CTBOULAB. SAW MILLS, C if lhmm Waft 1 (.iClMIUBtLO.


ocr: NEW CHEAT -OI-r NEW ON MONDAY, OCT. 31, No. 112 Fiflh'treet BUVWEEN VIM B ANI Tbe FoIUwIob Goods hsavlnst bo ly all beasjlit duriac the piuM week at the NEW-YORK AUCTION SALES, ON JBUCH TEllIMHt That ean not fall tV pleiwe even sho buyers. , .. Fancy Silks at t2je., worth Ka. . Fancy Silks at 76c, worth SI. Fancy Silka at $1. wdfthjl M. Elegant Black EXCEEDINGLY LOW Ottoman Plalde at Ibo., worth 28c. French Merinocs at 65c worth 67c. French Merlnoes at 75c., worth Si. English Merlnoes at T3c wortb.tl. Wool Plaids at 200., worth 30o. English Delaines at !HC worth 2c. English Prints at 10c, wot" Wo. Wool Flannels at 20c., worth 29c. ALSO A LABOE STOCK OF STAPLE DRY GOODS, AT MAUNFACTUBERS' PRICES. -ALSO- In Great Variety, TO COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH THB ABOVE. Chas. S. Weatherby, No. 119 FIFTH-STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND RACE-STREETS. ' oc3ld HOOP SKIRTS,


ocr: til midnight, running eastward on from Wood to Lawrence-street, and westward Fourth-street to Smith, and on Fifth-street Wood. Citizens will please bear in mind that cars will invariably cross intersecting streeta stopping for passengers. ocivt? JAMK3 ,T. KOBBTNS. President. NEW DELAND, GOSSAGE & CHEAP DK GOODS. We have in store s complete assortment in department. Our Dress Silks and Robes Are offered at uncommonly XiCXW PRICES CLOAK Al Ml HI I, We have many decided novelties, which we offer BARGAINS. A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Wool Dress Stuffs, &c. In Printed and Flala Herlnoes aud Delaines; De laine and Cashmere Bobes for Ladies and Paris Velvets; Volours Poplins; Printed and Cashmeres, for Dressing Gowns; Wool Ac MOURNING GOODS. In Alpacas, Bombazines, Delaines, Merlnoes, Cbal lies, Berages, Harets, Crapes, Gloves, Collars, Sets, Vails, Ao. ALBO HOSIERY; GLOVES; HOOP SKIRTS; Wool OPERA BOOBS; Vails; Nubies; Armlets; Leg gins; Brocbe BHAWL BORDERS; Ladies', and Children's Winter UNDERWEAR at OLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTING3 very low; BF.D BLAKKKTS; SKIRTING FLAN NELS. 200 Pieces Rich Dress Silks, From Auction, selling from 75c. to SI U per DELAND, GOSSAGE & 74 West Foiirtli-slreet. OPPOSITE PIKE'S OPKBA-HOTJ8K. nol-TTbASJ or Fire and Marine Insurance Agencies -OI THB OF HAKTFORD, CONN. Offioes: Nos. 171 Vina and 40 Main-streets, CINCINNATI. Cash Capital 91,00(1,000 Annetii 8,030,43 THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends and patrons that they tbis day enteied Into partnership, under tho and style of CARTER & LINDSKF, as tlie Tire Marine insurance Agents of the JEtna Company, of Hartford, Conn., and have consolidated their separate Agencies, For the con venience of their customers and otbers, tbey con tinue both offices, No. 171 Vine and No. 10 Main street, whore tbey will be pleased to bear from friends, and trust that tbepatronage that has been so liberally bestowed to each will not by tbe union thus formed. CARTER & LINDSEY, JAMES H. CARTER, 1 . ' HENRY K. LINDBEY. Agent".. Cincinnati, Novembor 1, 1849. ' nolam PHILADELPHIA Dining and Coffee Saloon, NO. 81X FIFTH-STREET, SOUTH BIDE, (Near the cornor of Vine,) C. L. VICKEBS, Proprietor. Oysters and Game served in all styles. Meals at nolcra FRESH TABLE BUTTER. T AKGB RECEIPTS DAILY, BY EX JLA PRESS, at Wholesale and Retail. JOSHPH G. NOTJR8E, Duller Merchant, nolo 16 West Fourth-street, cor. Elm. SPECTACLES, THB BEST ARTICLE FOR THE IM PROVEMENT of the Sight in this market Bcciiratoly fitted to tbe condition of the eyes, warranted to snit. Colleges and schools furnished with Apparatus at Eastern prices. HUMIY WARB, Optician, Ho. 7 West Fourth-strcet, oc31t Opposite the Penny Press Offlre. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. will be received et tbe office of I Son A Co., No. let) Vine-street, until the 2lth of No vember, Inet., at 2 o'clock, for building the Commercial Uospittl, on tbe site of tho building, bonmled by Western-row, and Miami Canal. Bids to be received for the whole job, and not parts. All bids to be made to conform to the specifications and torms of bids; all of which may pen at the olllce oi Isaiah Rogers, Son A Co., VUio-street. , No bid will bo received unless they conform to are made on the printed forms; also, tho bidders lame the price they will allow for tho old now on the ground. The security intended to be offered forthe performance of the oontiact to named In tbe bids. GK'J. W. RUNYAN, Chairman Com. of t'onncil of Public Buildings. Cincinnati, 0.. Hot. 1, 1CMI. noltt 3 A. B. COLVILLE, Benin Manufacturer) No. 41 East Second-street, between Syi-smoro Vroadway, Cincinnati, keeps erory description of Counter, Platform, Cnttlo, Rnllroad and TrncU Nonlrnf Trunks, -. Iron Wnerona, ivc. Repairing done on tbe shortest notlcs, nol-faa WIT


ocr: Sewing Macllnes! . PIKE'S; OPERA-MJSE, FOURTH-STREET .'. , Cinciannti, ' Ohio. i LAN C fc BODLEY, ' VAirvPAomim f Wood-Working Machinery, . AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Corner Jolinlnnl Water! tt. ClaelMatl,Ot Mill 1 VVILSOfS 1 . REMOVED TCI '


ocr: GREAT SACRIFICE OF . JEWELKY. ASSIGNEE'S SALE, (By order of Court,) Ol' THE STOCK OP J. R. GARDINER, NO. 134 MAIN-STREET, (SECOND DOOR ABOVE F0TJBTH-8TBIST.) Sale Every Night, -TJSTIL THE- ENTIRE STOCK IS CLOSED OUT. i sJ ttj D. K. C"ady, J r., deliaw A88IGNBK. FortheLittleFolks. ALPHABET BLOCKS. THESE INDESTRUCTIBLE BLOCKS JL have been prepared for tho (special benefit of Little Children. They will prove a constant source of pleasure and profit. "B is for Ball, as round tl can be. And alto for Blocks, you csu easily see." Price SI; also, smaller style, 73c. GEO. S. BLANCHARD, delii-o 3U Weat Fourth-street. NEW GAMES FOR THEU011D AiS. The Game of Yankee Luad. The Game or School lo an Uproar. The Gam of Ulosey Fortuue Teller. The Gam of Youna Peddler. The Gsme of Jack at All Trades. The Game of Comical Dominoes. The Game of Tlaeey Philosopher. ALSO A new supply of the celebrated Gam of Peter Coddles Trip to New York, -Olt- TIIREE (JAMES IN ONE. Fries Ms. - GEO. S. BLAInCHARD, delfl-s 39 West Fourth-street, LIGHT. LARD OIL. MORE LIGHT. BURNING FLUID. . MOST LIGHT.. nnfin fin at. n i r. BETTER COAL OIL. BEST COAL OIL. For tale by deliiaw GEO. M. DIXON. Druggist. N. K. cor. Fifth and Main-streets. Genuine Glycerine Lotion. AS PREPARED BY GEO. M. DIXON, enrea chapped basis and roughness of tbe sklu; also promote the grow th of the hair. GEO. M. DIXON, Drugfist, deleaw N. B. cor. Filth and Main-streets. Oils. BRLS. Bleached Castor Oil; dJ lodo. Nut Oil; 20 do. Tanner' Oil; io do. Pure Sperm Oil : ' 0do.0UveOil. rorsalsby GEU. M. DIXON, Druggist, elw N. B onr Flfih .ml Maln-.lreett Sitpt Soap! )- BUXKS Caadia, s?on Jrs oldrtn superior; , lOuoo-Gaatil, "Mottled ;V 100 do. Palm, M, H and 1 1 ; st do. Poncln. . . . Al, a general assortmeat of Fancy Soap, for GKu. M. DIXON, Druggist, oeieaw ' n. n. rorjiimann wain-.'isess.'' ILLIAM DISNEY, ATT0RVX7 on igsMTkrra.


ocr: FOR Christmas Presents! H U V UDD, WEBSTER k CO.'S First Premium Sewing llaeliiues, WHICH, FOR DURABILITY, BKAUTY and simplicity of construction and efficiently in working, are aneaunleat by any. . delOtjsl 80 West sTonrth-atreet.


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS DELAND, GOSSAGE & CUYLER, "West Fourth-st. Are now oSerlog s large variety of DRY GOODS in all their dnnartmevita. whlcli. for beauty and nov elty, can not be nurpaasod. Citizens and strangers sre invuen to examine luairaioca, a. a nm w hi. greatest chance for bargains this sewon. ELEG ANT STOCK of DUESS SILKS Bought at roduo&d prices, and soiling extremely low. LADIES' CLOAKS. &C. Winter Fashions, In newest styles. JUST BSCEIVID, Splendid Velvet Cloaks ; Cloth Oluaks of every style and prioe ', Larue variety 'jf liawle aud Suarfs ', Gents' Traveling ieliawln. WOOL DRESS STDFES, &c. All-wool DMainea, T,lte. per yard J All-wool Plaids, 37S. per yard; .printed Delaines at H and ISo , worth 35c. ni;ii;i;y & dndei This ilepnrtment Is repleto with every variety of La dies' Hoots' am' C'hildron's Wear at reduced prices. Zephyr Wool Opera Hoods. Nuliiun, Shawls and Villi; riiipor Kid GltiVLS, iu black, white and colors, ni 75 cents pi-r pair. CHEAP EMBROIDERIES. .WO Cambric Sots, at $1 worth ?3 ; Job lot llaiiris and B lonncinge. Bed BlanSicIs! Flannel! in. 11 nnri 12-4 Whitiier Tlankota : Red and White, Plain aril Twillel Wool Flannels ; '.i, innim iz-s anaicor PKirimu r insneis; Plaid Flannels, reduced. DELAND, GOSSAGE & CUTLER, 74 West Fourth-street. OPPOSITE PIKE'S OPERA-nOCSB. Inoai-M TV AS VELVET CLOAKS


ocr: French Rose-Water. GENUINE FRENCH TREBLE DI6-1- TILLED ROSE-WATER, a very superior artl. cle for medicinal or culinary purposes, received and for sale by SUIRB, K0K8TEIN t CO., nolle OpposiUtbePostorTJcs.. ; Price's Glycerin. 2ftdl LBS. PRICE'S GLYCERIN JUST " received and for sale by BUIKM, EOKSTKIN s 00., Druggists, no21o Opposite the Fostofflce. Gylcamjl of Roses. r j'iniS IS THE MOST ELEGANT AND L erftclual compound for the euro of Chapped Hnnda and Fare, Sore Lips, and all roughnew of the Hkln ever prepared. It ia far superior to Oold Crenin, lotions, Ac.; and, as it never becomea rancid, it may lie spplied to the most delicate akin without injuring it iu any particular, but, upon the contrary, It reu dere it loft, smooth and fair, Prepared and for sale by , Hl'IRB, ECKSTEIN & CO., noJl-o Opposite the Postofflce. Purified Benzine, for Cltcmimj Glovn,and Removing Greate'Spoti, Paint and Staini from Cloth, Silk, Vehtt, Ribboni, Engraving; Ibpirif &c. BENZINE, WHEN PROPERLY PRE PAKBO, has been found by experlenco to snr. pass any thing over invented for the above purposes ; ami as It can under Do clrcnmstances do the least injury either to tbe teztnre or the color of theartiole to which it ia applied, aslngje trial is all that is re quired to convince the most incredulous of its valua ble properties "Kacli bottle is accompanied with full directions for its usu. Prepared and tor sale by - i .. HUIBK, ECKSTEIN A CO., noil-0 Opposite the Postouiee. PRESERVES, JELLIES, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, AO. JOHN BATKH has now on bands full awortmentfOf Preaereves, Jellies, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Engllib Pickles anil Hence nndotber forcku delicacies. Also, flae Wines, Brandies, Irish and Scotch Whlnky, Jamaica Hum, o. Also, Havana Ulcal a of the choicest deecrlptlon. For sale by JOHN BATES, no 11 National Theater BulUUng, tfycamure-st.


ocr: JUST BECEIVID AND FOR BALR BT I1KP V, ULLORV & CO., No. 145 Main-street. : . .1. ... THE A TALK OF TUB LAST CENTURY. By W. M. Thsckeray, author of "Esmond," ' Van ity Fair," o. I vol, Sro tllnitrated Price II. MAftY STANTON Ol, Tas Pertu or Mastsl Ban. By the author of " Portraits of My Married Friends." 1 vol, lJmo m Price VI FISHEU'8 BIVER (NOttTIl NCHNES AM) CUARAI'TKUS, By " iJkltl," " who was raised tliar," Illustrated John HoLcnan. . 1 1 ol. llmo - P'loe 91 IV. . ..v.'. THE EilIPIUK OF B.V8S1A, From the remotest period to tbe present time, John 8.C. Abbott. lvol.STO..,. Fries Jl The I'ralrle Traveler: A Hand-book for Overland Expeditions, with Illustrations, By Randolph B. Marry, tain IT. 8. A. lvol. 12ino Price VI. tleuhla. By Augusta J. Evans. 1 vol. limo,. Prise $1 VII. At Homo and Abroad: A !ketch-book of Life, Scenery and Men. By ard Taylor. lvol.Unio Price $1 VIII. The Mluister's Wooing. By Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1 vol. lJmo Price (1 IX. Leaves from an Actor's Note-book. By George Vandenlioff. 1 vel, 12mo Price RICKEY, MALLOEY & No. 143 MAIN-STREET. rnuJlai PATENT IMPROVEMENT GRATIS AND Aar Htyle of Grates eoabe Sot or Reset this IinproTeinsnU


ocr: Giffl! GIFTS ! GIFTS! GEEAT GIFT BOOK SALE AT NO. 28 WEST FOURTH-STREET, -Bl next to Buith A Kijon'. Hall, Cincinnati, Obie. A xplciidid (lift, worth from flu cents to itloo, will be siven villi every book for whlcn we recelvu one dollar and npwird at tbe time of nsle. Olfis connlst of Gold aud Sivev Watches, Ladies' Solid Gold CUains, tplenlld ai t of Jewelry, UueUoM Bracelets, Oents' Go d Vent-cliaitia, aud a large va riety of otbr article oi rkli Jewelry, wortb from 90entstoSIU0. Ladles and gentlemen are rcspeetrully Invited to call aud examine our stock. A. A. KELLEY, rnblieher and Gift Bookseller, BOM-If No. 2 West Fourth-street.


ocr: Julyl6-awll TiiiHtea, IMPOTENCY CURED, -AND FULL VIGOR RESTORED, IN FROM ONE TO THREE WEEKS, -BY- DE. JAMES, -Of- NO. 79 WEST FOt7ItTH.STB.EET, ONI S0OR BELOW ;PlEX't OPEBA-HOTJIfi DR. JAMES CURES 01 I' CHRONIC, Mercurial, Syphilitic, end all disease, of tbe kin, blood and generative organs. DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES, Bach aa Amenorrhea, Dysmenorrhea, Metorrhogla, Oholorosls, Nerron, and General Debility, Ac, sue cessfully treated. DR. JAMES' long practice in New Orleans, and the indorsement of almost tha entire Southern Press, should convince the moat skeptical as to his pro. Bciency. Thousands of testimonials could be pio duced by tbe Doctor, from persons whom he has luccerafnlly treated, did not the delicacy of the sub ject prevent tha publication of names, DR. JAMES' Office is No. T9 West ronrth-street, np italrs, on, door below Pike's Opera-house, whera he can t consulted from nine A. SI. till five P. Jl. All Prtifeealoiial Interrlevra CuKadentiul. auxin


ocr: RINfiWALT & AVEM I.VIP0KTKR8IOF ANDjDE ALERS IN CARPETING K 5 A.1 1 69 West Fourth street, Pike's Opera -House Building. i.i .i.x . )e


ocr: NEW DEIAM), M01EB AHTIQTJB ASD BBO0ADH SILK - Just received from New Tork Auction Sales. RICH LD AI NE ROBES, &0 For Ladles and Hisses. Beautiful ' assortment French Merlnoea. 03ETII!TXgu3LXri WOOL Tails, Rubles, Maripoaas and Opera Boods. BLEQANT DI8PLAT OF DRESS SILKS AND Velvet Flounced Robes, Fancy and White 811k Bobes, for evening. , t . !" Cloaks and Kmbroldered Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Oloaks, . and Dusters; Stella, Brtchoand Btriped Shawls. MERINO ' And Bosierrr for tadles, Geuts and Children, . . ' selling at Coat. . PIECES OV At 87,f o. and f 1 per yard. DELAND, GOSSAGE & v 74 West Fourth-street. OPPOSITE PIKE'S OPERA-HOUSE. . ' t .- loc3-M W At Fl :'''" DRY GOODS Bought at 25 per cent, less than IMPORTERS' "". . ' JUST EECEI7ED FROM THfl NEW " Y02K ATJCTI0IT ' .:"i - -'.V . n i ; . . .nit . . viin . '''' . ' ;i : . . ri :f iri . : , ! FAKCT SILKS. titiMeMtMfMieMMeie at 801'KK 8ILK8 at KXTRA SILKS ...M...i.",..'..,,..m....at ELEiJANT BLACK SILKS............,. .at FIGURED FltENflH MKIIINOKS... at 7J0 PLAIN FREXCH MSBINOKS i...at B0PKR ENQLISB MEKIMOES .... ............at PABI8 VALBN0IA8 ...;,....... ,at ( ', ALSO', A GEEAT ; VAUIBTT OF Dr ess i , . i ' , , , . , . That will compare favorable with th above prloes. i ' -, i ; .'"i -j'j ".: '.. ;. '1 . ; ..it: I, ;, .: 4 THE DOMESTIC Comprise all th bMt brands of ' 8lietlogi, Bhlrtluffs, i Calicoes, ... v- . , " ' U litaerJB i : : : , .. : ,j ...... ,. 'i . , i ' . m: FJlannelt , ctcr v.. '. ...j . Whloh I am now offerlndat , fviANUFACTURERS PRICE8. ' . '. " 7- ' '.l'-v ' ' CUAS. . .i!'.u- f ri' Ks-jrf"iv up. t, v.: I ; ; Fifth-street,; :i BBXWBBN (VINB AND '1 ocU-bj' ' . . .. V. ' i n. . r


ocr: Gr H3 .PATENT, IMPROVEMENT IN k i .i ii'-'..' . Any atlyle of nrntra rno br let or Reset vrttk j yvv . - .this Improvement. , AS THE MERIT." OF THIS VAI- V I'AllI.K ImproventHnt have been Si lly eatab. ilied lu this city anil vlcml y by over KIVRTHOIT. IAMI who have wed it the pat two winters, we nrHiiniH it la only mresiary to rnilnd all who da Ire scohumt and onuroiiT that 'I eeasrn to prepare f. r winter ha arrived, anil that It wonlri he well to have their Grate want before the Fall Hnust-CLiAil. ino commences; the sooner It la dou the bettor. Our wurkmea leav no dirt; there la no neoeaaity ot 'tmnvlng carpet or furniture. . , Any oommniiicatlim throush mall will receive ir mpt attenti'in, and deacrlptive Oiroular will be ntratlaildlred, - Order) may be left nt No. 90 Weat Fifth. trent, where the Patent Htove may be aeen. JT. H. n VAN )., I'ruprlel.irB. J. Bf.AKFl.T. Oeneral Agent.' . v oolo IWM IN T1IK FAR WEST! f ROBlS Jr., ?Cft:v WO. 36!) LTJLa West Fifth-street, between Bmlth a 4 John, .rep constantly on hand gtie hot artloe 1 1 (ML IL, and LAIIPb of tne mnt Improved pat ern, partisokutly adapted to burning th saaw. sepNaw in . U


ocr: EIPOSITION ' ; ' ' ' LADIES' ' -CLOAKS ' ' -ON- : : " FRIDAY, OCT. V & IIOPKIXS. CORNER FIFTHAND VIMH. ' , ' f ., ... oedctj ,. .-.i .. . ' .;;


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS Six Cents a Week! Pays for tho Penny Press. IVo. 14 West Fonrth-street.


ocr: Day's Medal Jobber. W. T. & S. D. DAY & CO., MflnnfActiirPTi hh4 Dralera in PRINTING PRESSES, (BOTH HAND AND l'OYVEB.) ' And nil lduils nl Prliitlng material, No. 17,1, 1? nnd m West Hecond-slrcet, ' ' CINCINNATI, OHIO. ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED to nnr M El AL JnllllKR. Within the last eighteen months we have introduced them into four teen iilYerent States of the Union, wlih the greatest satisfaction to the parlies purchasing. The power Is applied tontfae oenior of the platen ; consequently there is no. p-'sslliillty of its springing from any ? mount of prcKHurn. The motion Is so tranamitted o it as to caiiee a dwell on the point of contact with the form, Ib.urlna A l'EBFEOT IMI'UKSSION at a high rate of speed. Printers in want of the BEST JOBBER should not nurchuR elnewhere without fflvinc this an ex amination. They are strong, durable and rapid, and are WARRANTED to give the most entire satis faction, -tii noS


ocr: .r"r;;r.,n.i-p.'"EiiiAS , Hew . Wholesale I : WITtn&JBWELMlIOn 16 West Fourth Street. Where oan b had very artlole appertaining to tba Business at a much les price, for CASH, than has ever before been offered in this market. " GIVE US A CALL And see for yourselves. , . aptf ,.WM . WH I TAKER JEWELER, Ho. MX H. B. Oor. riftb and Lodge street, betw ' ,:. watunt auu iiw, viuuiuuaii, AfoodassortmentofSILVEBandPLATBDWABl, BPEOTACLS, etc.. kept constantly on hand. ' Bpeclal attention giv.n to Cleaning and Sepairlng vaeiina.wirT. , mriu BEGGS St SMITH, No. 6 Wert 4th Bt. si EE NOW HEOEIVINO ADDITIONS TO jrm. thefr lar assortment pf VVatchea, Jewelryi Bilvarwar ana iiamonaa. A to asaortmsnt of Plated Tea Sat and Cutlery and Opera Glasses., 7U mriLLIAM CWNEY ATTORNEY w AT liJLVfiUnass auuuiugs, no. ssrsninira treat. -


ocr: BY" STATE AUTHORITY. Incorporated 181 9TCiiarter sTAgerry esUbllshedl Clnolnnatlln 1833, wlatinar all vreaont local lnsnrance OomTmnlea. Agenole lu the insurance bnslness In thl city. year oonf ant duty here, oomhined with wealth, ex perience, enterprise and liberality, especially com mend the AiTNA Insurance Company to the favora ble patranaire of this commnnls, etandlns and alone, the sole survivor and living pioneer Cincinnati underwriters of 18'i3. , Losaea paid In Cincinnati during past Vear, 15,034 7. Cash ABSOLUTE AND DNIM PAIRED. I WITH A SUHPLfJH OK i,030,423 And the pre tigs of 40 years snooessand eapeatence. , . IWVXSTMgHTg ov Over $100,000 in Ohio Securities. iipwakdr nv ii'i.tinn.nnfi. IjIihmka slave been paid by the tna Insuranc Company In i ine pastav years. .: Fir and Inland Navlaallou. Bisks accented at terms consistent with solvency and fair pro Bis. Especial attention given to Insnranoe of Dwellings auu ik Contents, for terms of 1 to ov Annllcation made to auv dnlv .nthortzed Aaent promptly attended to. By strict attention to a legit imate insurauce onsiness, tun uompany is enabled tooilerbothindemnlty for the past aud security for luomturo, r iicinissueu wuuuumuiay Of jab. u. v a Kit, Agent, no, 40 Main street. A. V. PATO i. Assistant Agent. B. K. 11UD ET, Agent 171 Vine street. J.. HOOKA I, Agent. Pulton. 17th Ward, ant


ocr: HALL'S PATENT, . THE MOST RELIABLE FIRE AND BURGLAR PBOOF BAFE8. They have given more satisfaction than any other now in use. W e offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND DOI LARS to any person that can, up to the present time, show a single Instance wherein they have failed to preserve their contents. . With this HAFH ws shalleng all competition, ai being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fin and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing ti test with any establishment in the Onion, and th, party falling first, to forfeit po the other, the son ofjlooo. Wear, prepared to furnish a better Bale, and at lee cost, than any other manufacturer In the Up Iter BUtos. Second-hand Safes of other makers, also on hand WereeDKtfullr invito the nubile to call and exam las our stooa Deior purcnasing eisewnere. augl2-ayf unuu, vauDvuu m uv.. No. Is and 17 East Columbia strert. GLASGOW AND NEW YORK '. STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 8T1AM TO OLASOO . .iilYBRPOOL, BELFAfTl DUBLIN AN LONDONDIBBY ...... , , FOB 830. . .. ;. I ro w toaa.i ;. , ; glnsaow, Thomson.Wednesday, Ang. 14. at 11 aoM dlabargh,Cojnmlng.,Wedneuay, June I, " Slaaaow, Thomson...., , Jul6, ' dlnburgh.Cumming.. ' 1 " :Juljr27," nao OLaaaow. " ' ftdlabargri. Oammlng...Btnrday, Mayf Blaaaaw, Thomson...Wednday, July! , Kdtaaaraa,unniming. . jniyx. Bates of Parage from New York. Philadelphia o Boston, to Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin o Londonderry, Sretolass, Steerage, found wit) aa abundance of properly -cooked provisions, fUO. j Auexperlenced Surgeon attached to achteamr No charge for medicine. . For Freighter Paae,applv to . p37 ByBERTCBAlG, It Broadway. l mtBmmsM i '


ocr: SEWING MACHINES. BART LETT'S .Patent Imprtved "Novelty";. . " FAMILY , , ' SEWING MACHINES! 'Prices ''of I" '-J' II A IV D W ACH I1VE8, OQ, 07, $8. . TREADLE MACHINES, , sio, i6, sao. THE "NOVELTY" HAS NOW BE COME on of the permanent and valuable Ma chines of the day, The recent PEBMIUJld and DIPLOMAS awarded to us at several of ths late FAlBShsldln .. j INDIANA, ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN, And the large demand In OHIO, is a sure evidenoe of the appreciation of the merits or the " Novelty." The Increasing demand has Induced us to enlarge our manufacturing department, which will now ena ble ua to All all orders promptly. Sales-room and General Depot, 46 Sixth-street. MT AOKNTB WANTED. ooMaw K. B. HUGGIN3, General Agent. LADD, WEBSTER or CO.'S LOOK STITCH SEWING MACHINES, ! 80 West Fourth-street, Between Tin and Walnut-streets, Cincinnati. " Bend for a Circular. ... REMOVAL.. WILTS EE BROTHERS. ' DEALERS IN- TT O XJ KT C3s-' Si Improved Two-Threaded Xook-Stitch FAMILY SEWING MACmfTE 35, $B30 and 35. ; No.8FWli-8treet, . WILL BKM0VE, OGTOBEB 1, TO No. 6 West Fourth-street, Over Bogg. A Smith's. XsTAgents wanted. Addres W1LTSKE BROTH BUM, Agent, ocl P. O. Box 2fii, Cincinnati, O. $30. $30. $30. $30. .Thirty-Dollar Doable Lock-Stitoh BKCDBKD BT BECENT LETTEB8 PATENT. THIS MACHINE HAS BEEN" PRO NOCNCED by all oomuetent lodges, who have seen it, to be ths best and most desirable Fam ily Sewing Machine ever introduced, regardless of price. It will sew all kinds of family goods, from the very thickest to the very finest fabrics made, and usee all kinds of thread, from No. 8 to 200. No ell la used on top of the iilnchlne. Send for a circular, or call and see It In operation. Opon early application, Stute and Conuty Bights may De secured. An energetic person can make a lortilno in a short time. Agents wanted in all unsold territory. H. C. ItUUTMAN, Be le andexclusire agent for the United States, epl4fmt 98 West Fourth-street, Cincinnati. "SXjOAT&GO. SEWING .11 1 f in m:. GTITCHING THE SAME ON . BOTH sides, leaving no ridge or chain , and impossible to ravel. For speed, accuracy or ease of motion, the Elliptic Machine is without a rival. - Cluolnnati, OHloe 53 West Foarth afreet, sep281 Wf B. DODDB, , formerly ot Hall.Dodds A Oo.; late Urban .Dodos A Co. W. B. Dodds & Co., uarvAonrasaj or Tin OONOniDTID Fire and Burglar Proof S AF IDS! 8. W. Corner of Vine & Second Streets. Thl. Is the most reliable FIT1E AND BUKOLA PBOOF SAFE that is made in the United States, and Is warranted perfectly free from damp. - Oan be sold at lower n rices, and (s of better workmanshl than oan be fonnd elsewhere.


ocr: ADVERTISEMENTS & CO., MO in Exchange, CINCINNATI. . TJNDEBSIGNED, OF THE LATH House of GIIiMORE & BROTHERTON, cemmenoed business nnder the above firm nan Nan. 7 nnd 9 Thlrd-atTeet, (Trast Com pany Bulldlna-.) sepTam J. H. BROTHERTON. ELIIB.J. 4. W. VISION. R. ELLIS, Jr., & CO., (SUC'CEasOBS TO WOOD, LBA A i)OJ i , ' NO. IS WEST TIIIRD-ST. sep6bwf CHOICE NOVELS. -F0H8ALKBT- MALLORY & CO. MV THIRD BOOK, A Collection of Tnles. By Louisa Cliaudlvr Moultou, author of "This, That and tho Other," Ac, 12mo. $1. HENRY ST. JOHN. Gentlemen of Flower of Hundreds, in tbo (Jouiityof Prince George, Vir ginia. A Tale of 1774 mid I77.i. By John Kaaton Cook, author of "Virgiuiu Comedians," io. 12mo. Si. A TJVE FOft A I.IFR. Br the author oi "John Halifax, Qcntleman." SO cents. ' GERALD FITZGERALD, THE CHKVA. LIKE, ily Uharloa Lever. Complete. Jocenta. TBADE SUPPLIED BY RICKEY, MALLORY & CO., 1 15 Mnin-street. Csopbic CEORCE M. DIXON, " -IMPORTER INn nZAF.RR IN I JURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, EX TItA quality Medicines, Pharmaceutical pre parations, Olaasware, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, c NortU-enst corner Mnln nnd FlflU-streets. sepiaaw ' Farina. BOXES "HECKER'S." FOR SALE by QlCi. U. DIXON, Urugeist, 25 seplS-aw Kortn-cast corner vuiu and Jiiain. Tin Foil. 5 CASES, "HEAVY AND LIGHT." FOR sale by OKO. M. DIXON. Drngijlst, sepli-nw North-east corner Fifth and Main. Faints, Oils, &c. BRLS. EIRE-PROOF PAINT, DARK fw) brls. Venetian Red, English; 10 casks French Ochre; ftfl brie. Whiting; 10 brls. Putty, in bladders; White Lead, Linseed-oil, Ac, at manufacturers' prices. For sale by GEO. M. DIXON, Druggist, sep!5-aw North-east corner Fifth aud Main. Choice Cigars and Tobacco, OF THE MOST FAVORITE BRANDS, always to be had at GEO. Bl. DIXON'S, s?pl5 mv North-east corner Fifth and Main. Qaaatte copy. 0.1.1 EXIUBITI0N At Pike's Opera-House. LANE&'BODLEY'S PORTABLE Circular Saw Mill! AND L0G-1WING APPARATUS, IK DilLT 0FKBUT1ON IH Machineryteprpartmeiit. REMOVAL.' CARPETS at COST 1 WILL BEMOTK TO MT NEW 8TOBB, UN DEB wi a v . rme s upera-nouse, on tnt-r r FIRST OF OCTOBER. AND OFFEB MY PBKSBST HTOOK AT Greatly Reduced Prices. HENRY FALLS, 65 West Fourth-street. sopI3 FALL TRADJS. 1859. TO HEItpTS &K1LLINERS! WBEE.YOlI'APARTICULAR AT sndKleInt W ' ,arge eolKw"0" of 81011 SII.K3, ttlBBONft,, 1 ; . VRENCH FLO WEltS, EMBItOID)7RI KH, BONNE'JPS, CL0VLK8. - li.i C'tSj JL'c&e, STRAW ROODS. A larze selection from all tbe novelties of the sea son. Also, tbe largest and r aost complete assortmsnt SSAfVZiS, To be fonnd In any JobMn r-louse In the West. All fUa'tVAiVV8Ul,BT-T1M P. DEVOU & BOCKW0OD. 83 AND 85 PI .5ARL-STREET, 101112 riTHrTfNNATT K A LARGE AfjyORTMENT OF , IJOOKS, ' '-fOI J IALI BT ' . , ' E. MEMDENH ALL, -,-t i Atbla new Store, 10 v" I ill ! street. H,aopl9J-1 I IAVE ON liA? r A VERY ft 'i A article o'f extra whlb, u Ktnni. ufh. Mills," warranted extra Muu Delivered t J. FKROlJSON.Qrocer, Corner Muth and Vine, lpll


ocr: DATE for County Commissioner. ' topisaw . ffiJTJOS. K. SMITH IS A CANDIDATE for the office of County Treasurer. eplSaw sJ-OPPOSITION. Da. K.S.NEWTON, candidate for County Treasurer. aep!4 ""pLEONARD SWAKTZ W'lLL BE A candidate fur Couuty Commissioner of Hamilton County at the euauiDg October election. auiutf SPECIAL NOTICES. I. O. O. F. THE OFFICERS and members of Wilder En- iKi" ,.. campmen . Mo. 1, 1. 0. O. r are hern- Aysvise by notified to attend a regular quur-5tsj3Sr te'lv meeting of the Knc&uipmeut on 'WvvX'0 KKIDAY EVENING, (September 16, at " 7,Si o'clock, for the payment of duet. BepH-Oh-Tline. OKU. A. PETEH, Pcrlbe. THE FRENCH PATTERN flint (Uiutm Vrnlt.ti.rii. intrndncMlbv Hunt ington Co., In IBM, have given good satisfaction, aa iaey aaep tue irun wltlioul imparling 10 u auy un pleasant flavor. They only require a little common tallow or bees wax or mutton tallow to make thorn perfectly air tight. A now supply arrived on Wednesday, and we can now fill orders. HUNTINGTON BUDS. A CO., sep 6-lt Hi) Main-street. BUSINESS MEN'S PRAYER MEETINGS am held everv morn I riff in the saaoiuent of the First Church. All are Invited, jyl STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN! GRAND EXCURSION TRIP GRAND EXCURSION TRIP —BY THE— Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, Dayton and Michigan, Toledo and Detroit, Great Western and Grand Trunk Railroad, to Montreal and Portland. fl3STIIE MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP UPGS? will leavo Kngland on the 15th lust., and is expvoted to roach Portland on the 22d. Special Excursion Tickets From ('incinnntl to Portland and roturn will be sold for S'iO, go' d fur three weeks from thu l'Jtli inxt. Excurainnlstii will have an opportunity also of see ing tueGREAT VICTORIA BKIDGifi, at Moniroal, which is two mllea in length and nearly completed. Tickets sold at all the Tickot Offices of thud., H. A D. It. E. Company. D. McLAKKN. Superintendent 'I., H. A D. K. It. I A. U. SHOEMAKER, sepHf General fiuperlntondent D. A M. B. B. HAMILTON COUNTY FAIR! —AT— CARTHAGE, September 13, 14, 15 and 16. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD. VS2S"TRAINS WILL LEAVE Gfir CINNATI for the FAIR GKOTJNDS 8 A. JI.l 10 A. M.i 2 P. M., and 4:3n I". M. Retubninu Trains will leuvelho Fair Grounds Cincinnati at 10:16 A. M. 12 HI.; P. il,, and P. 11, The 8:03 A. M. and 4 P. M. trains from Dayton will alftoHtoptt the VairQrouods. " are from Ciuolnuiiti N the FairQrounds return, FIFTY CENTS. Tickets good on of


ocr: OHIO STATE FAIR. LITTLE MIAMI —AND— Columbus and Xenia RAILROAD. THE OHIO STATE PAIR WILL BE beld at Zinesvlire on the 20th, 31st, 22d aud 23d dare of September, IM9. Trains leavo the Little Miami Depot at S A, Jt.i F:30 A. M and 11:30 1. M. Tare for the Round Trip, $5. Tickets good from the 19th to the 24tn of Septem' ber, ia-liii ve; to bo had at No. 1 Burnet House, cor ner Third and Vine-streets; Walnut-street House; outh-enst corner of Front and Broadway, and at the Little Ulnmi Depot, Eitnt front-streft. ep!6 tt2dp J. DUBAND, Superintendent. NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!! B. G. & CO. LIFE FOR, A LIFE. By the author "John Halifax, Gentleman," "Olive," "The Ogil vies," "A Horo," "Agatha's Husband." 4c 60c. UENRY ST. JOHN, GENTLEMAN, "flower of Hundreds," in tbe County of Prince George, Virginia. A Tale of 1771-75. By John Boston Cook, author of "Virginia Comedians," "Leather stocking and Silk." Price Jl MY THIBI) BOOK. A Collection of Tales. Sy Louisa Chandler Jloulton Price $1 JUST BECE1VKD AND FOB SALE BY ROB'T CLARKE & CO., 55 West Fourth-street. TUE TRADE SUPPLIED. aeplS-ct DR. FOSTER, The great Natural 1 CLAIRVOYANTANDSEER, Has arrived and taken rooms at the South-east rorner North and IseplBaw) THE FIRM OF SMALL A Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, J. H. SMALL, a. R. WILLIAMS, JB. Cincinnati, Soptember 19, 1S. B. K. WILLIAMS, jb , will continue the Broker age business at the oflice of the firm. No. 39 Walnut street. H. K. WILLIAMS, J. Cincinnati, September H,lSii. pl6n J. T. DROWJTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF new wholormlo establishment, 07 West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, (room No. 4, tairs.) Cincinnati. Factory at Providence, Ielauil. Newatyli'B receivod weekly. aepKinm ATTENTION! Grocers, UrnseistH, Confectioners, ITotol kecpentand Others. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL, UPON rorclpt of 8l, send yon a receipe for Honey, witn which auy person can mnke an thnt will be fully eiiual to any Strained Honey ever snw.antl at le than one-fourth t lie cost (if genuine Hoi)y. Tho material fur making it can ouiaiueu imywnere auu ai ueuiail cosi. Ailrtrehs W. L. MOItltIS, sepl8a Box 1,81, Cincinnati.


ocr: 01 WANTED. "WANTS " Mvnn m i Tfi I.IT." T.flHT nrO0MO"e.,in thli colnma, pocwpylng1 8.Y Hue or raw, two insertions, tweoty-nveoent. IT'ANTED On thousund persons v.no are - w amiciaa to pnrcn.Be a doiiia or llr. flAll BER'S INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF from all Pain Huuiuh EtnmhM Truitkiohi. V 1 . i - . i Itbeumatism. Bold by SCIRE, aCKSTEIN A 00.. corner of fourth and Vine. no2fib WANTED BOAED For man and wife. k..j. r . ' w" mem womn oa do otner ?J,ir:uic?tl0.n 5 wUhln few of """""""set. anuresscLlflTUN.tnia 0fflc8' noZfib' VTT-4NTED-8ALESMEN Two men of tk. rr'Fnce 10 canvass the state of onto. RAlTwiid'H reiDf' "I"1"1- APPly at Eoom No. ..r.v!ii..Mnl,aXta. P'i'ete family, to takecaro "rchUdren.ortidnchamber.work. Address AM KR- IDA V ni Dhu ninu nm XyANTBD-A YOUNG MAN Of good - uusiuew naous who can adrance W0u to foiw. Immediately, in a light manufaotariDB business. An Intertwtln the basine.ora HbftraTanlirT and PWiH HID. Will lu. L . A VAST A ' f Bl I llFTlrTtll. n WW iv evil VUV 1JIID l.;Kpv"S,1wTri2'oS.fC- iS'fl.Brown. Apply to -. iiaimaiiw.toi weetern-row. no2on VJI7" ANTED A UIIRVTSTlEn Tjnrv hi. Jt&W V.ior "'"Sl r''- 7 gentleman and iiieaWtt uu,Irr''"L iiW "in omce.stat- .q yium. neierencea given, notu IDLTANTED-An experienced OAS-FITTER r tomtnto theconnUr. Good wages will be Itiveu. Apply to JAMES GofolN, MalnTstreet. LUUiVU' lANTED-PARTNfiE-An aotive young I""n.a,,PaI"r I" paylbg oaah business. Be ran receive halt the profile or a permanent situation a ft. !"JS!f J1'- m jo w ANTED COOK An experienced male lnr.V ar ika r r n a . . Mje Steward. " " vvuiuivrani nospiiai. Apply to zocr WANTED BOARDERS 0n or two onntU-. a. . . .... with hnr 1 wmiom Die iroM room, ariia V.r ' v. uy mq gflnTienan can nave tne lEl?In at No. 67 Mlntii-itrftflt. between i oeiwee VyANTED HELP Right off A male .,.T.Ti cot,k'? !" J0 build flree and make hlmeelf WT .""ful- Alio, a young lady to wait In a ilry.goods honae; ft female cook; two chambermaida, ilt r.nu'H"-r, "'' '"e -....i a, u.taaaun oc uu., OOi'iO Hn :K9 Wutn.n TANTBD A flret-rateCOOK in a ladies' , ' , restaurant; one who can oome well recom i,f 5155k SR."1 I"n oib"t need apply, at Jttre. W.J. JOHNSON'S. 180 Weet Fonrth-itreet. no26b "ANTED SITUATION By a yonng rmit. . ' "' """r"""! piace in a private ?J. y vi3?ewinA,,or !2k ch,re of ohildren. Ad lrees ANNIE, at thlaofllce. , no25b TANTED TO SELL 8oho!arsMps in - """"' ""' """""con auommerciai not n L v foruU course of etndy and Double-entry " "'i uw nuu nveuiuK. z onug men save money by buying. Apply at Tuttle's Exchange Of "rtl'Wet corner Bycamore and Third-streeta. n026b W. R. A OKI. BY. VXTANTED HOUSE By a responsible ,7.. ,enant,ahoneconUinlng8or9rooms. Bent not to exceed 2A or $30 per month: will pay in ad vance ir required. Addreaa K. . D . Penny Press OIBct- no24Thnre8at tANTED Clerks, book-keepers, sales- " men, bar-keepen, portera, coopers, carpen ters, mechanics, laborers and others, can tfndsltua tiona at the Merchants' Clerks Beg Istry Office. 1U8 Walnut-street. no2Sb HALE CO. DON'T READ THIS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AMY NUMBER OF ACTIVE YOUNG MEN JVQ engage In eironlating by sabaoriptlon, PI- aomonew hl0hlvnrn.m.nftl .nA nt..(alNlna Books, Maps, dharts, Ac. Men now operating clear trotn$2!i to 8l60per month. Call and examfne the ktoci anu get a descriptive circular, look at testimo nials ot ageuta nowopperating, Ao. . , Consultation free. Call soon. MACK R. BABNITZ, Pnblisher, "ftWam 38


ocr: MUSICAL. sTlREAT EXCITEMENT! THAT MA9- N1F1CENT Premium Piano, tha on that drew the premiums In I HdaVnib H.Ul....IV ..I I wonld reapeotfully Invite the pro-IT ft feselon and the nubile to to call and ' ace It, together with sixty-fonr new Pianos, at re duced prices for cash, or will rent, aud let the rent pay for the Piano, at 72 West Fourth-street. C. M. MCRCH. The largest stock of Melodeons In the city, nog "fUST RECEIVED THAT SPLENdTdT ur noma Aiv carvea riano. riease cull and see it. Also, Pianos of every I vyie anu nuisn, at a great reduction a fir cash, or will rentand let the rent! pay for the Piano, at 66 West Fourth- street. J. CHURCH, Jr., no23 Depot for Melodeons and Harmoniums. $50 WORTH OP PIANO MUSIC FOR 8100. THE HOME CIRCLE. A collection of Marches. Waltnea. Tolkaa. Schottischea, Quadrilles. Redowas, Contra Dances, to. A Superb Volume of Popular M u.ic. Arranger for the Piano-forte. Price $150. In cloth J2. Copies sent by mail. Published by J. CBORCH, J.., noistf 66 West Fourthtreait.


ocr: SHAAV.ES 1T" AT HALF PRICE. u,i : . . .Y.,;;,"v!. ,l..j4,,ti i (..iff , S HAWKS; I. ,-ji:uvu iiv.jjrt ii!i,l n 1 , AT HALF. PBJOE.. 'Uiill ..') xd fl U i '4 'i.d.euiu fl.'u.i. a Jiid! tJ,i ui Vfiiarf I tmilnf-t htu V.u'l. .'.ui 'A,t:y.un ,vl)fooi. ; 'it "Jin. i.H '. !.'j;h wij bivuit i " " . t.. ft ., if WOOLEN BHAWI8 REDTJOBD J W to Half Price at' . II mini ii i (,.', ... Wo ;'" ,..'; ' " Cloak and Shawl '. House. tdind- Jt,il .i TS West Foarth-siroet. ' POETICAL READINGS f.-MitwBrr .... , ;, , j TSBUCHININ READ. " M. ,ilV. will , If'.' ptl-l 1 II sivnTH k.rtjxom hali. r, fcn 'ilt-i .jTrSTl Jt-iJi . f.;i.2


ocr: BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS Gt I FT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT ; , L0CATJ5D rEP.MANENHY. .. V No. 28 WEST FOURTH STREET, Next li Smith 4 Hlion's Hall. OWING TO THE UNPARALLELED SUC OKSfl a-e hare met with for tho last nasnth, we hare i leased tho spacious and elegant atoV, No.as West Fourth street, and have made great additions to our stock of Books add Jewolry, and are now pro nared to offer greater induoementa than ever. We ,,?e,,,ni,1',oS"Jltl,,"",' of Annual Albums and Gift Books for Hallday presents, In rich and superb bindings, elegantly illustrated. All Bocks sold at the lowest retail price. A SPLENDID GIFT, Worth from fty cents t flOO, wilt be given with every Book sold. , Presents to be iHm Avayt Parent Lever Gold Watches, worth..... lflo each. Ladles' Mold tlunllug Oases, worth ........ Ml each. Ladies' Solid Quid tlhains, worth is each. Silver Watchos, worth from f to to each. Gold Neck (Jhalns, worth. 1! each. Gold Bracelets, worth ..., 10 each. Sets ol Jewelry, worth from- f 10 to each. gets SolW Silver Tesspoons, worlhM... I each. Bilk llreeses, worth. ,,lw., ,.,,. 2b each. A L80A variety of nseful and valuable articles not enumerated above, worth from fifty cents to 160. A. A. nitli .it y Publisher and Gift Bookell 'st Fourth, , , dslpkw ."


ocr: jtHEiD OF COMPETITION ! COAL4HL LA31TS Complete at $4 per Pozeu, ' And Coal Oil at if umlaoturers' Prices. .... Gray, Hemingray & Brothers, .'aeMaw. ''V ' r. 90 XA8T OOa.VIUBIA.ST.


ocr: 253 WALNUT-STREET TODD'S .OYSTER HOUSE, .4 ND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL iV Agency for the sale of Batch, Mann i Co', Shell, Keg, and Can Oysters. Also, Ereeh Cove and Sp.ced Cyaters, Ac. my many friends and patrons will find only choice articles, and at as low prices as those cnarged for Inferior elsewhere. Oysters cooked In Eastern style at our usual mod erate charges. Kemember, 293 walnut-street, fifth door abovo Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. ocl3


ocr: J. FARROW & SON'S TiELEBRATED BALTIMORE receivea ciuiiy ny tne Adams i-.it- dSx press Company, in whole and half cans. uTvil H, a l iiv.tAra no a warranted irARn nmi nr -x.v tue very Desi quaniy. j. u, uwinus, A cent. No. 27 Fifth-street, bet. Main and Wi alnut-streets. N.B.-The trade supplied on the most terms. oc2i;cm


ocr: OYSTERS, TODD'S OLD STAND, NO. 50 SIXTH-STREET. ' 1 AM RECEIV ING dally, Uowo, Mahony ft Co.'a Clobrated Plantod 0)sters,which Iamselllngatunpreccdentod low prices by case or dozen. Dealers and Familli-a wanting a very large, fresh Oyster, will please send their orders. Attached to this establishment Is nice, quiet, respectable Saloon, where you can have Oysters Cooked In every style, and served up iu a clea land superior manner. Charges less than atany other plaee. ooiuj jqun NA1KN,


ocr: BRANDY AND GIN COCKTAIL. John Kates would call the attention of saloon and hotel proprietors, lo his superior llrandy and Gin Cocktail, They are made from the best brandy and gin, aiidnronxquisltely Havered. Theyare superior toaiiythingof the kind that baa been made. For sale, wholesale nnd rt'tull, National Theater Build im.Hvoe more-street. auW DKs. B. EHRMAN VwTiHlEML HOMUWPATHISTS. OFFICE NO. 40 8KVKNTII STREET. OH! hours from A.M., 1 to 3, and 7 to 9, P. It. . JW-em MaNKLIN TVPK AND stereotype L i'OUHDKY. II. ALLISON. MmMrintendont. Printing Hs.rils of all kinds, les Vlne.tr.r tf TgF.MOVAI.-I HAVE REMOVED MY ' Bonking office to Nn. West Third-street, under the Bank of the Ohio Valley. u-'vt J. F. LAKE IN.


ocr: DIARRHEA AND BLOODY Cholera, Bilious Cholic, and ALL PAINS IN TUE ST03IACU & BOWaS. Made by GEO. S. LIGHT . WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, CINCINNATI. FOB SALE BY JOHN D. PAHK, SUIRB, ECK RTINE A CO., and Druggists generally. Order at Williamson A Hatiibld, o. 41 Walnut will be attended to. , a,nl3-tnnvl