ocr: RICH & ELEGANT CURTAIN MATE RIALS FOR FALL & WINTER SEASON, 1859 —Wm. H. Carryl & Bro., Phila. We have in store our fall stock of the above goods, consisting of the novelties of the Euro }vean markets, and embracing many new and elegant de signs, from the lowest priced fabric to tho most gorgeous and expensive. Curtain Materials. French Satins, Wide Tapestries, French Lainpasade, Wide Brocade Satin, French La in pas de Laine, Wide Plain Cloths, French Broeatelles, Wide French Listing, French Satin l>e Laines, Damask De Laines, Ribbed Satin, Union Damasks, Plain Satin, Cotton Damasks, Wide Turkish Cloth, Chintzes, Ac., Ac. Wide Japanese Cloth. Furniture Coverings French Satins, French Moquette, French Brocades, French De Lame, French Campus, French Dam&>k, French Brocatelle, all co-French Mohair Plush, K»rs, Reps, Damasks, Eastings, French Tapestries, Ac., Ac. Curtain Trimmings. Consisting of every style of Gimps, Fringes, Drapery Fords, plain and ornamented; Tassels, Loops, Gilt Cor nices, Metallic, Carved or Mounted, Curtain Bands, of many new designs, with orn a inerts; French Ormolu, Fire Gilt and Bronze Curtain Pins Persons residing at a distance can have their Curtains made and arranged so as to be put up without difficulty. Merchants ana others can fill all orders for Curtains in'a /satisfactory manner. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS. JL/ACi^ CURTAINS, $3 Do a pair. LACE CTTkTA I NS, $4 a pair, LACE CURTAINk, *4 50 ft pair, LACE CURTAINS, $5 a pair, LACE CURTAINS, *6 a pair, LACE CURTAINS, $7 a jair, LACE CURTAINS, $8 a pair, LACE CURTAINS, $3 a pair, LACE CURTAINS, $10 a pair, i,ACL C,:,iTAINS. $11 ft pair, Ljm.413 a pair, LACE CURTAINS. »>o * LACE CURTAINS. $14 a raw, L>CE CURTAINS, $1: a pair, LACE CURT AI NS. $its a j ai*\ LACE CURTAINS, $17 n pair, LACE CURTAINS, $18 a j-air, LACE CURTAINS. $19 a pair, LACE CURTAINS. $20 n pair, LACE CURTAINS, $25 a pair, LACE CURTA INS, $30 a pair, LACE CURTAINS. $iu a pair, LACE CURTAINS. $50 a pair. WINDOW SHADES—Painted and Gold Border, in ptore and for *a!e at the following prices, with a good Fxture complete f*»r each shade. Gilt Bordered Window Sha Jes and Fixtures, $1.00, Gilt Bordered Shade* and Fixtures. $1 2 Iil Ufif/Iororl cli-iilou ft»»il I'irfnrAs. <1 • Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, $1 75, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, $2 00, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures. $2 25, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, $2 50, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, $2 75, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures. $3 (-0, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures. *3 25, ft old Bordered shades and Fixtures. $3 50, Goal Bordered shades and Fixtures. $3 75, Gold Bordered sh:«les and Fixtures, $4 < 0, Gold Bordered shades and Fixture**, $1 25, GMd Bordered shades and Fixtures. *4 50, Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, $4 T.'», Gold Bordered shades and Fixtures, £5 0a, Gold Bordered Shades made M order any style or size. MUSLIN CURTAINS. *1 25 n | air, MUSLIN CURTAINS, $1 50 a }»air, MUSLIN CURTAINS. 51 75 a pair, MUSLIN CURTAINS. *2 <hi a pair, >J USLIN CURTAINS, $2 25 a pair, MUSLIN CURTAINS. $2 50 a pair, MUSLIN CURTAINS, $2 75 a pair, M USLI N CU KTAI NS. $3 00 a pair, MUSLIN CURTAINS, *3 25 u pair, >1 USLIN < URT.A INS. *3 50 a pair. MUSLIN CURTAINS J J 75 a pair, MU..LIN CURTAINS. *1 on h pair, MUSLIN CURTAINS. $5 00 a pair, GI LT tX»UNICES, 75c. each. GILT CORNICES. *1 W each, G11 /I* COR NIC K8. $1 25 eat h, GILT CORNICES. *1 50 each, GILT CORNICES. $1 75 each, GI LT CO It NICKS. $2 00 each. GILT CORNICES. *2 50 each, GILT CORNICES. $2 75 ea<*h, GILT CORNICES. 43 0u each, GILT CORNICES. $4 00 en* It, GILT CORNICES. 5 Oueaeli. Gilt Cornice*, very rich. ofalJ styles. See Fashion Plates in Godov’s Lady's Book. W. H. C\RRVL A BRO.. Curtain Store, Masonic Hall, 710 Clicsnut street, below Eighth, sept24-5t Philadelphia . s. MILLER. r. n. K. £ M*OI2AR C. s. UII.MIK & CO. CHEAP FANCY DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS STORE, uaoasuces building, commerce and laurel STREETS, BRIDGETON, N. J. A CARD. TC. KIRBY, Sitrgron Dentist, m i _ . ,j_ . (successor to J. D. llarbert,) respectfully offers his professional ■ JtIJLuF services to the inhabitants of Cumberland County »nd the public generally. Office in the tow of brick buiMings, five doors west of B. Davis Si Son’s hotel, formerly occupies oy J. D. Halbert. Mar. 28, 1857-y. Henry lYetti BUltG EON DENTIST. CIOMMF.UCE St, a fewdoorseast / of the i’resbyterian Session Room aud directly opposite the new Yaptibt Church, still continues to practice Den tistry in all its various departments. 1 have l>een usineelectricity in extra, ting teeth, and it doe. really preventyhe ftuiine of | ain under the operation n all cases. 1 have extracted the teeth with the most sat ataetnry results. Bridgeton, June 27, ’o7. C E EDWARDS, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS MILLVILLE N. J. TIIE Undersigned would re spectt'ully iutorin the inbahi- AteSgSfflL tauts of Millville, that he has again UJ-UXt3V taken his permanent stand in this place, where he will be found at all hours, ready to perform all operations connected with DENTISTRY. All engagements strictly attended to, and particular attention paid to children's teeth. Millville, N. J. CHAS. E EDWARDS. EDWARD R. MORGAN & CO.. Photography and India Ink Gallery. No. 1024 Chestnut Street, wo doors above the St. Lawrence, nearly opposite the Acaoeinv of Fine Arts, PJJILADA ALL STYLES OF PICTURES To please the most fastidious taste. L. GlflON.


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ocr: Fall Fashions or 1838 Just reoeivsd at CSS'm ^3 ca ^ 0=3^ LEADING HALL OF FASHION. WILL bo opened this day, a large and splen did stock of goods, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, & VESTINGS for Fall and winter wear. Also, READY MADE CLOTHING, and Gents Furnishing Goods. The largest and best selected stock of goods to be found in West Jersey. Call aud see and wo will put the prices to suit the times. Remember GR0S8CUP’S Leading Hall of Fashion, Sept 1 Opposite Davis’ Hotel.

place_of_publication: Bridgeton, N.J.

publisher: [James B. Ferguson]


ocr: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery and Provision Store, Brick Building, S. W. cor. Com. & Pearl sts. The subscriber begs most respectfully to announce that ie has in store a large and well solected stock of groce- ■tea and provisions. Having lately purchased them at he lowest cash prices, I intend to seA at the same, and lolicit a continuance of that liberal patronage heretofore 1 >eS Whim '^following are* few o'f the artfckSfor sM* White and brown sugar by the lb. or barrel Raw and roasted coffee «■ <• w Green and blaek tea u White and brown soap 11 « box * Mould and dipped candies ««<«** Fresh and tub butter M « tub Fresh and salt pork « « kT.,’ Hams and shoulders « u wum. Dried Beef <i 4. White and codfish « « W. India * N. 0. Molasses “ cab barrel’ alld 8> bl th« wfl-2 or " ’ Bndgctou, Jan. 9. GEORGE DONAGHAY.


ocr: EAGLE MACHINE SHOP. Jas D Moore, Bridgeton, NT. J. A GRCULTURAL Implements of all kinds JA made and repaired. All kinds of Mowing Machine Knives made to order. Machine work done with neatness and despatch. Having gained the reputation of doing work properly, I will endeaver to maintain the confi dence of my pair mb. July 2, 1859. tf


ocr: Mantltorn for Harness! IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. I FEEL very thankful to the public for supporting me on the Harness Ticket for the past eight years, and ho;.e they will stand by me the present campaign.— Flo tse cmne. ar.d settle your old bills and make another its I do not wish to go up Salt Rtver this Winter. I can assure you if you keep me down on the Fresh River I will maice you Harness that will show, Harness that will go, Harness that I know' ia low, on as reasonable terms as can be had elsewhere la West t’«rscy. Silver Mounted Double or Single. Brass “ “ •* Japanned “ “ “ Stage “ “ “ Cart and wagon Harness, horse collars of all sorts, vi,1 prices. One hundred collars of onr own make, fu-t coach and switch whips—cheaper than oat-; trunks, ,..carpet bags and satchels at the lowest prices. gentlemen’s and boys’ riding -ad- cvj; PiW ;-,i-o brtdles, martingales, and a general r • 11->r-ebrushes, currv combs, and a -quality of oil for harness, shoes or ma- • frV\T.r> ROBES! If yon wish to keep warm come . ,,- . ■ my superior voltes. They are a certain . (7- -oi l feet—HORSE BLANKETS! If you , . show it by getting them each agood tor v . will . L ! kv.' a large assortment of. • IOB o "i: before purchasing elsewhere. All orders •"tendedtoatld J a Hotter & Co.’* Store; next to Hrewstor & Ctoa Uni* Store Bridgeton, a. J. 991


ocr: POPUiAB LECTUrST BY ffiev. t. .1. WiilHs, O f 2P Iiiladelplii a, A T 8 1! E lJ I> A It D’8 T O W N II ALL, n it i iMw »: t o This ( THURSDAY) Evening, AT 8 O’CLOCK. Subject—Mental Dyspepsia. The announcement that this eminent speaker will lecture in Bridgeton, is sufficient to secure a large audience. Admission: M Cents. Children: 10 “


ocr: The Pioneer bits a LARGER Circulation titan any weekly Paper in this Slate l d i d d 8 Only 88 ©O per Wear! JAMES B. FERGUSON,—Editoh.


The daily press.

ocr: DAGUERREOTYPISTS, &c. DEWEY & CO. Photograph Gallery, No. 112 FIFTH STREET, VLarge size Photographs taken ut the Lowoki Prices. CALL AND SEE THEM. la

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ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. J. & C. REAKI11T, 52 Second st., bet. Walnut and Viae, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND IMPOKTER8 OF EngtiRh, French S German Chemical. M-ACW SPRING STYLE HATS. Silk and Cassimcre Dress 'Hats, Soft Hats of all Stylei, MKN'8 AND BOYS' CLOTH CAPS. II. R. ALLEY, 41 Fashionable Hatter, 41 Broadway. PCI.LAN & WILLIAMSON, (At I lie old Hand of Pollen, Batfluld A Browa,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 53 WEST SECOND ST., CINCINNATI. josr.rH rcii Ait, formerly of Pullan, Hatrlcld A Brown WM. B. WILLIAMSON. airl-ACW w. p. TDNNicLirrt. w. H. aoaais. Tiimiicliflb & Co., MAHUrACTUaEaS Or STOVES & HOLLOW WARE. I astiugs or Every Description, WHOLESALE AMD BETAIL. Foundry East Pearl Street. SALES BOOM AT THE FOUNDRY AND NO. FIFTH ST.. CINCINNATI, OHIO. 6 LANE & BODLEY, MANtTACTUBISa Or Wood-Working Machinery, AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Corner Jehn and Water at., Ciuclnnatl,0, ii'"-iy SNOWDON & OTTE, ll Went lourth St., bet. Main 6t Walnut WINDOW SHADES; DAMASK, LACE AND MUSLIN C UIITAINS; SPUING, HAIR, COTTON AND HUSH MATTRESSES; table: and floor oil-cloths. The Urgent and beat assortment of Window Shade ever offorod in the city. lurl'21 (SHADES MADE TO ORDLR, TIjJIICENIX BLIND FACTORY, WM. W 8- CARPENTER CO., Manufacturer of Vcultlai Mlin-U uud Window Shades, wholesale and retail, No. n: Sixth street, between Walnut and Vine, orposit. Wood', Theater, Cincinnati, O. Old BHndB lepalntei and retriraincd. Church, Store and other larg- Shade, made and lettered 7fi


ocr: Anderson, Gates & Wright, PUBLISHERS, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, Printer and Blank Book Manufactwni, No. 112 MAIN ST., Between Third and Fourth streets, CINCINNATI, o.


ocr: for sale. Sales attended In city or country for moderate commissions. marl 7 1 BY STATE AUTHORITY. 1 It VKLI I iiti; INSURANCE COMPANY, Ur l'lllLAUGLfUlA, PA. Caultal - - 100,000 OO AsHete ... . a,05fl,OOT It CHAS. N. BAXCKER, Pres't. Wm, A. Stkkl, Soct ftprlngfleld Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Capital - ' - ... 15O.0OO OO Asseta .... to,iot bo EDMUND FEEEMAX, Pres't Wm. Cohner, Jr., Sect Massasoit lI8l)IlAIrC COMPANY. OF 6PHINGIIELD MASS t lllal ... fUSO.OOO OO A suet a . . . I6,8T 39 SAMUEL B. Parish, beet DAY, Pres'i J. ti. lUK UNDERSIGNED, BEPKE8ENTIN0 M. the above well known and responsible Insurance Companies, are prepared to insure Heal nna rersonai rroporir.oi every description, against Loss or Damage by Fire on favorable terms, and solicit a share oi puoiio pa- Irouage. juiii utftviiB, Ageni. JOHN W. MORGAN, Sect. Offlcein Tihks Bi'iLDUio, No. 64 Third Stroet, bet. Walnut and Vinebtrocts, uincinnati, unio. see The Best and Cheapest Place IN THE CITY TO BUY BOOKS .41 IB AT ANDERSON, GATES & Wholesale Book Store, o. 119 Main DR. FISIIBLATT'B at INLY OFFICE 18 AT NO. 107 Btrsot, near Third, where all ... PRIVATE and all other Diseases considered Incurable by physicians, will be Cured Right Off. Tim fiiiniiiiian iiiimher of nallenta which he rured while In boring under tha above diseases, nil ol whom wore uuuer eminent meuirni hut received no relief.) certifies of 1,00 produced Jllm. Cull at No. l"r ilaln street. J'.'l Fresh reaches, Pine Apples, TOIIN BATES has just received 300 mm Cans resh reernee, rule apples, ui.bl.Friss. lraea Peas. Green Corn. Lobsters, Clanis.Tomatoes, put up In tha best style, ror fumliy use. For sale, wholeiule and retail, at the National nter Uullillng, Hycamore street. "WJ0TICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN. iva ihH .iiiiserllMr has been ana he subscriber has been appointed aud us Administrator on the estate of Matthew ......ui 1. 1., nf Hstiillton L'ountv. Ohio. All nns Indebiud to said sttale are requested to ntely pay the sums U tlie uudarsigued aud U on. having claims agulnat said estate are lo i.r.s. lit iht' ram" In Iho undersigned for


ocr: MEDICAL. DR. G. W. PHILLIPS' Magic Cough Syrup 18 theonly reliable remedy for the rapid and per munent cure of Coughs, Colds, InUueDta, HronchltL Hooping-cough, Croup, Sore Throat, Bleeding Lungi aud all disciwttsof theThrout, Lungs and Client. This remedy is sale, reliable, and the only one that has proved iteelf a universal remedy for all the above dis eases. The testimonials published are from our most distinguished citizens here at home, who have been cured by its magic power. Important Testimony. From Hon. 3. W. Chapman, Judge of First Judicial District, Indiana. ... Madison, ind.JRSH. Dr. Geo. W. Phillips, Cincinnati, Ohio: Having nsed severul small bottles of vour "Cough Syrup,'' personally and In my family. aiid having men its ef- fecta On Others, in numerous illRtRncnn nf ivr. tvtM and coughs, I most cheerfully recommend it as an in fallible remedy in all such cases. If this Syrup were in general use, I confidently believe a large majority of the colds, accompanied by coughs, that now term! nate in Consumption, would be effectually arrested. In fact, I can see no necessity for any, wao can obta this remedy, being thus afflicted. Bespactfully yours, J. W. CUAPUAN. . ' Read This, Also.' from Hon. H. ritorer, Lh. D., Jndge of the Superior Court of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Dec. S, iswi. Dr. O. W. rmi.LiP9 Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix ture has been used with great success in my family. belie . it to be a most safe aud eflicacious preparation fortl: cure of ordinary colds, tw well as of chronic atfectiona of tbe throat and lungs. Many of my neighbors, who have felt the good effects of thiamed icine, assure me that tbey regard it with great favor. B. STOREB,. DR. Q. W. PHILLIPS, Solo Proprietor. Sold Wholesale by Stilro, Eckstein A Co.; John Fork; Oco. M. Dixon; A. Tofel; Allen A Co.; Gordon A Bro.: Edw. Hcanhiu A Co.; J. A. C. Beakirt, and by , i . ; - n 1


ocr: CIRCUS AND- ' .THEATRICAL. COMPANIES will find the most complete assort ment of Goods suitable for tholr profession at TAYLOR'S, IflO Fifth St., bet. Race and Elm, Consisting in part of : Equestrian Tights and Shirts, In OYery "lie and color ol Nllk, Woolen or Cotton. Clown Dresses, Opera Hose, Trunks, ; Spanales, I.ncra, Htars, Englcs, etc. I ALSO A general Stock of I.AHTKM'. fill Ins it-i,a and ClKNTI,KIrlEN'8 FURNISHING GOODS, Hosiery, Hhlrta, Undrr-snrnionta, Ptorlis, Collars, Hnsiiendern, Hid UIotos, l.nce mitts, Embroideries, Fans, etc. CALL AND EXAMINE AT THE : Sign of the Fancy Stocking. TAYLOR'S, 1GO Tilth street, P 12 Between Race and Kim.


ocr: STATE AUTHORITY. FKANKL1IV F1KE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. Capital ... SKHMHM) M) Assets .... 2,056,9T 2T CHAS. N. BANCKEU, Pres't wm. A. Steel, sect. Springfield Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS., Capital ... $15MMM) CHI Assets .... 9445,75185 EDMUND FKEEMAN, Trcu't. Wm. Conner, Jr., Sect Massasoit IiSURAlCE COITIPAlY. OF SPRINGFIELD MASS. Copltol ... $ISO,l)f)0 IM) Assets .... SSlO.OSt 39 SAMUEL S. DAY, Pres't. J. S. Parish, Sect. riHE UNDERSIGNED, REPRESENTING -a, the above well known and responsiois Insurance Companies, are prepared to insure Real and Personal Property very description, againiit Loss or Damage by Fire ou favorable terms, aud solicit a share of public pa- tronsge. jj,y Agent JOHN W. M0KGAW, Sect. "omce In Time Biildino, No. 6 Third Street, Walnut and Vine streets, Cincinnati, unio. it DR. FISHBLATT'S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE Auultillatea EPILEPSy,' NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, DESPONDENCY, MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS HEADACHE, DELIRIUM TREMENS, or any known anncuon oi ine nerves, no matter how lung stunning; it win restore ine system health sfer years of disease or excess. You may itcondiltonally we'll refund the price if it does good, ai uu a uoilie. oeiil io any pnri in ine couu try by UU. T lallDllA I A, No. 1U7 Main Street, Cincinnati. Itf AYSVILLE COAL OIL 10 brls. for 1TJL by DA II I u r. 1 1 a V ' ' . I UH West Front 6t. II l II T . vltiW I 1 i mi31 COAL OIL AND FLUID LAMPS A con stant supply on hand, by B. ha " i I. r. i i a nir31 '4H West Front fct. B URNINtJ FLUID, CAMPIIENE PIIOBUENE, for sale by JJ, HAHIIir.1 A a in., rural -2H West Front bt. r INSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE WA 80 brls. Miiseed Oil, Ml brls. Tiirpeotino, For sale by B. BAKTI.ETT CO., u,r31 -US West Front CLUE AND POTASH JT 40 brls. (Hue, So casks Potash, For sale by BAltTLETT A CO., iS W est Front lurJi .of bet. oi to use uo "


ocr: BJ3MOVAX.. We hartjl KMOVKD to our Now Store, In Pike's Opera -House Cuildins: And are bow prepared to wait npon friends and enstomert with the largest and moat eomplata aasort' mnt of CARPETING In tba elt. Wa art In receipt of our Spring Impor tation! or ENGLISH CARPETING, Embracing all tha richest designs and mott popu lar pattama brought to thii ountry. to which we invite special attantlou. RINGWALT & AVERY, No. 69 Weit Fourth alrect.


ocr: CARPETING I am now reoeiving a large assortment of ENGLISH & AMERICAN CARPETS, Oil Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, 4C, Direct from the Auctlou-Roomi and Manufactories, All of which will bo sold at tho LOWEST HENRY FALLS, 65 West Fourth Street. apliHm


ocr: Grocers' .Sugar Mill. WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVE NOW In use the improved Grocers' Bugar Mill, manufactured by Hedges, Free Co., which cheerfully rocommend as superior to any thing of kind for tho same purpose. Its capacity Is from six to ten barrels of Kuear per hour, with hand power; and for mixitig, crushing or graining sugar from the nogsneaa, u periurw. aumirauiy, Jnuv FennnsnN. Mills k Itivt, Vomer Vine and 7th sts, A. Kattknuohne, 8M Main atmet. A ABO II. COLTIR, 319 and 21 tlaio street, M. f. HUHDSALL, Cor. Main and 7th sts. F. Snyues, fift Court street. lHandao Main street. Jous N. I.r.inrnN ft Bast I'twrl street, O. H. Hiislis, 76 Lowm Marliet. O. if. OssaHSH, lit Ooart al.rset. Ii. s. DA.aew, 71 Lower Market, and II Ninth street. V. J. Wtuu ACo.,11 Price complete, delivered on ran nr.toamboat, tit. HKDOsM, s-ItSK CO.. pa-ltt No, t AUU stmt, OiacloDatl, 0.


ocr: llARDWARE. LATIMER, COLBURN & LUPTON, WHOLESALE Hardware Merchants, OS OT., CINCINNATI. nAVIXG HECEIVED IMPORTANT AD PITI0N9 of both Kncllah nnd Amerlcnn t.onda, and onr stock lieiiiK mm- full and complete, ' nr prepared to offer to llnrdware Dealers and the f onntry Trade ppec al tndiici nienle uu.l ailvantaaoa tnw inducement, if reduced prices, and Miemlvnn tueeiiiif a t at led nnd rnmpletentoi k, InclmlitlK various (timils n hicU can not to procured on tlie same terms enow hero. Our arrangements as Agents for the sale of HOE tSt CO.'S SAWS; Casey, Clark & Co.'s Planes; AND KAY LOR & ( O.'S STEELS, Are permanently ecUbliilH-ti ; nnd havintr exclunlrt control its their AK'Mits in Cincinnati, onr customers enjoy the Ik-no tit of purcbaeintf thir goods faera at fHctory prleea. We solicit nn exnmlnatlon of slock and prices, and will execute hU orderi. ititrunted to us with precision and dispatch. LATIMER, COLBIRN & LITTON, Wholesale Hardware Merchants, Xo. P12AUL STREET. apMm'K Cincinnati Hosiery Store, Cincinnati Hosiery Store, Cincinnati Hosiery Store, TV. W. cor. Flflh and Vine, W. cor. Fifth and Vine, N. Y. cor. Fifth and Vine. LEAVITT & BEVIS, LEAVITT & BEVIS, LEAVITT & BEVIS, LEAVITT & BEVIS, Respectfully Invite the attention of purchasers to their well selected stock of PR.INQ HOSIERY, PRINQ HOSIERY PRING HOSIERY' S SPRING HOSIERY, UNDER GARMENTS, UNDER C ARM EX I'M, UNDCK GARMENTS, GLOVES AND MITTS, GL0VE3 AND MITTS, GLOVES AND MITTS, NKW HTVI.K LAf'U Til:, NEW KTYI.E l.Af'R TIKsI NKW STYLE LACU TIi;si, And Furnishing Goods Generally, And Furnishing- Goods Generally, And Furnishing Goods Generally. FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CIIILD11KN, LAD1KS, GENTS AN I) t il 1 l.ilKEN, LADIES, GKNTS AND CHILI" ItKK LAD1KH, GKKTS AND CIIILD11JKN. apl 2 Roots aatcl Shoes. JOHN II. DETERS, CARLISLE BUILD ING, No. West Fourth ssreet. keeps ponstantlv on hiiml, kimI lnnkes to order, 1. allies', Misaes' anil rhilitri-itrt' Shoe, ut wlioleeale only. Al.o, a Urni; stock of Gmuloniun's flue worn, at wholesale and re tail. Ills work I ol h iiprioriiiall y to any tnndo In Clm lu ml. ami is sold lrnrer than the annie clietn or work run lie bought from any other house; the reason why is, becnuso Uo sells tor oaah only. ap.'l


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Y. M. M. L. V. At the request of many Citizens, THE LECTURE II. W. CELLO WS -ITOX- " Direction j or, How do You Pace?" WILL BE REPEATED AT Smith V .iGti's Hall, -ON- TUKSDAV EVENING, APRIL 2G. lf'WAdmu,8ion, Ui cents. tfjoT'lJoors upeu at 7 o'clock ; at s o'clock. Lecture to commence ap.'.vtt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. J. & C. UFA li HIT, 52 Second St., bet. Walnut and "WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AND IMPORTERS OF English, French -Oerman 22-ACW - SPRING STYLE HATS. Silk and Cassimcre Dress Soft Hats of all Styles, IDIN'l AND BOYS' CLOTn CAPS. II. R. ALLEY, 41 Fashionable natter, 41 Broadway. PULLAN & WILLIAMSON, (At thjld stand of Pnllan, Hntflold & Brown,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. S3 WEPT SECOND ST., CINCINNATI. yoaspR rm.f.A, formerly of Pullan, Hatfield Brown, wm. a. Williamson. Bir22-ACW w. D. TVNNiourrs. w. a. mobbis. Tunniclifle Ac Co., MANUrAOTUSKRS Or STOVES & HOLLOW WARE. Castings of Every Description, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Foundry East Pearl Street. BALES ROOM AT THE FOUNDRT AND NO. 20 FIFTH ST., CINCINNATI. OHIO. 6 LANE Si BODLEY, MAKDVACTURKRg Or Wood-Working Machinery, AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Corner John and Water sts., Cincinnati, O. SNOWDON & OTTE, 31 West Fourth St., bet. Main & Walnut; AVIIVDOW SHADES; DAMASK, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS; SPRING, IIAIR, COTTON AND HUSK MATTRESSES; TABLE AND FLOOR The largest and best assortment of Window ever offered In the city. mrl21 SHADES MADE TO ORDER. ANDERSON, GATES A WRIGHT, PUBLISHE AS, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS and Printer and Blank Hook Manufacturtri, No. 112 MAIN ST., Botween Third and Fonrth streets, ' CINCINNATI, o. lift OANDY I CANDY 3Vf3kT3i:il.S j CO. Manufacturers aud Wholesale AND PLAIN CANDIES, 40 MAIN STREET, 11 S.l.rULLAN. OCO. BATFICLO. T.S. BHOWN. B.SKINNKB PULLAN, HATFIELD & BROWN, WHOLESALE AND AOr.NTS TOB CINCINNATI STEAM HUUAR No. 55 Columbia (or Second) street. J6eV Refined and on hand.


ocr: SPARKLING DIAMONDS. DUIIME & CO. Cor. Fourth and Walnut, THE MOST MAGNIFICENT JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT West of New York, Keep on hand at all times the moat extensive Stock of JEWELRY In tbe Western country. DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS COHAL, SETS, -AND- SILVERWARE IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Don't forgot the place, Corner Fourth and Walnut. El. 1. 12L.IAS' New Wholesale WATCH & JEWELRY HOUSE 16 West Fourth Street, Where can be had every articlo appertaining to the Business at a much lees price, for CASH, than has ever before been offered In this market. GIVE US A CALL, And see for yourselves. apU BEGGS & SMITH, No. O West 4 ill St., 4 RE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO :jbl their larve assortment of Watches. Jewelrr. Silverware and Diainonde. ALSO A fine assortment of Plated Tea Sets and Cutlerv. and Opera Glasses. 224 WILLIAM OWEN, Manufacturer of SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer; in Watches, Cutlery & Fancy Good, NT. W. CORNER. MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ill II. KINGSBURY. WATCH MAKER. 173 Vine Street, between Fourth and Filth Street. Watches. French Clocki. Miiaical Boxei. and Jaw airy repaired and warranted. 124 MEDICAL. OR, G. W. PHILLIPS' Magic Oough Syrup s tbe only reliable remedy ror tne rapid and per.


ocr: JAMES W. QUEEN & CO. OPTICIANS, 924 CHESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. School Apparatus, Thermometers, Magic Lsnterus, niatlit'inaucal instruments, Hpy-GlasscN, Spectacles, &c. BUT A full nnccd and llluatrated Catalusue aant bv mail, raxr. or ciiargk, on application. 1M


ocr: DANCING f TOWHLEY, OF MOUNT AUBURN, JL bin tho pleasure to Inform the public that he ?.;. " "f.ss rtxl an entirely new nnd cleg int HEK IllVk,, which hits bu awarded the flr.t premium for tweuty-oue ymrs, aud ban Ix'on found, by number w ho have ttii-in now in operation, to be the most fectoal preventive agntust the lice Moth of any )U use. Bvm 'in be T ki TAUGHT lo work in sluasi soi vurtous kinds. such jars, Klobes and frames. They can be adapted to fam ily use, elthur In town or country In parlors, rooms, attics, vrds, or whore fancy tlictHtes, prlect safety. Information can bo had at the filace as to the best manner of rhaniriiiH hcea from live to another, and, also, of makiiiii two from one. Audshorld any cans of ooraplalnt it will he imuiedintcly rectified GRATIS. AUo, for 'A' i miU on tiieTuttfvHtlou EDWARD TOWNLEY, Cincinnati. Ohio. sps-CM w ILUAM II. BALDWIN. d Counsellor at Law, Chaos's


ocr: .SMITH'S PRACTICAL MERCANTILE COLLEGE, No. 51, 8. W. cor. Fonrtk and Walnnt Sts: CINCINNATI. O. Opon Dy and Evening for Instructions ln DonWs Entry Boos Eoepinf. Penmanship and Business Arith metic Torms for a full Ueurs. reduced to 10. To or mors sntsriog at the same time, ;U each, C W. WITIITH, Principal.


ocr: G1LVM1ZED From No. 10 to No. 30 Gages. And all sizes ln general use, for sale at TUBEBS' PBICE8, by JOS. W.WAYIVE & CO. Dealers ln Hardware and No. 190 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE FIFTH-STBEET MABKET SPACE. 69


ocr: etta: Lancaster, Maysville; Kentucky. Madison: W. Wallace, Pittsburg: J. B. Ford, Wheeling; puis, Ajempnis; uou. riao, oi. a,ouis; Aurora, uo. JEWELRY. IiCGGS b SMITH, So. 6 West 4th AKE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS their large assortment of Watches, Silverware and Diamonds. ALSO A fine assortment of Plated Tea Sets and and Opera Glasses. 22i WILLIAM OWEN, Manufacturer of SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY, Wholesale and Botall Dealer lu Watches, Cutlery & Fancy Good, N. W. OOBKEB MAIM AND FOCBTH 6TBEET8, Clnolnnatl, Ohio. Ill SPARKLING DIAMONDS. duiimeT& CO. Cor. Fourth and THE MOST MAGNIFICENT tiWELHY Wert of New York, Keep on hand at all times the most extensive Block of JEWKLBY in the Western country. DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS CORAL SETS, -AND- SILVERWARE IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Don't forget the place, Corner Fourth and Walnut. HENRY P. ELI AS, No. 16 West Fourth Street, WHOUUULI BKTAIL DI1LKB IN Watches, Jewelry and Silver . MANUFACTt'BEB OV , Masonic and Odd Fellows' Jewels, 4c, 40., Ac. 1 II. KINGSBURY WATCH 1T3 Vine Htreet, between Fourth Fifth Htreet. Watches, French Clocks, Musical Boxes, nnd Jew elry repaired aud warranted. 124 3130, S175, r$235. Trhes of our Portable Uvit Mil In strong Irou 1'ruuios, umt solid. . W. W. IIAHKR & Co., SiilM ' N ' Cor. Hecond st. sud Western ft "Our Musical Friend," NO. 18, NOW READY. PRICE, 10 Contains Wue Kiuilo fiuui Tliee," new p. J. Ht. .ir: "Tliel'lillonena Schuillsrho." A. I.lttle; (llorioiis Viutueof riiHiiiiiiiunt." fioui riiilanc llK." liiilfei "The (Hirlkn Polkn." iiiwr. orsHieoy a. iioii;iiiasus, , Vine trot, Im)v Fourth. I. II. IIa. li niimliers supplied. . api-.1i Ifi UAllllrJIt, No. XIKI Sixth street, j PrYi"?'1 ! furnish all varieties ut Yl flu., rs, iroui a neeoie io an Aucuor. 3


ocr: CHICAGO Great Western & Northwestern Route. INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI. Short-line R. R., via Lawrenceburg. Distance 1 IO miles, and no change of cars between Cincinnati and India iinpollN. Three Pasnenger Trains leave Cincinnati dally, (Bun da) exceptod, ) rom tho foot ot M 111 and Frontstreets as follows: . , . Fibst Traiv, :M A. M. Clilcsgo and Terrs Hants Day Express Through to Terra linulc, Lafayette and Chicago, with but one change of cars. Sr.coNnTaAi.4:IM'. M. Accommodation Thet:4S P. M. train arrives In Indlannpolls at lo:iu P. M. Titian Train Chicago and Terre Haute Night Kx press 8 P. M. Arrives at Indlannpolls at I A. M. This train runs through from Cincinnati to Chicago, with but one change if cars. The above trains nn.Uo close connections at IndiaiiapolK Lafayette and Chicago, wnu thai an tus Terra Haute. Lafavette. Sprlnctield, Rock Island, Qaleshurg, Kenosha, Maitoou, Naples, lialena, yiilni y, Jacksonville, Danville, Jim llnelon, Milwaukee, luia, Teorla, Dunlelth, "in J Jtm lllf, Prairlo du Chlcn, Decatur, jiioorningion, jollet, T.asalle, Ht. I'aul, aud ali towns and cities iu the North-west. Connections are also made at Indlanapollswlth the Peru and Indianapolis Kuflros'l for Kokomo, Puru, Logansport, Fort Wayne, Toledo and Detroit. nk,lte suro yon are In the right Ticket Ortlce before you purt'huiio your ticket, and ask for tickets Via Lawrence burg. THROUGH TICKETS, good until nsed, may bo had at the Union Ticket O litem, north-west corner Broad way and Front street, where nil necessary information can be had. A. HAMILTON, Ticket Agent. Also, No. 1 Burnet llouso. WM. M. STARK, Ticket Agont. Also at tho Walnut Street House. OlUce hours from 4 A. M. to u P. M. H.C. LOUD, President. S13 W. H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent. Cincinnati, Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. Groat Thi'ougli Itouto Cot INDIANAPOLIS. TERKK HAUTE, St. LOUIS, LAFAYETTE, CHICAGO, LOGANSPORT, PERU, FORT WAYNE. TWO DAI 1 Y THROUGH TRAINS leaveSlxth street Depot, at fi A. M. and 4:30 P. M. (I A. M.-1ND1ANAP0I,IS. ST. LOUIS & CHICA GO FAST EX PR ESS. Through direct, mak ing close connections for all other Western and North-western points. Tills Train also connects at Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Kobo- mo, ijogausport, aud all points on Ytauasri valley itaflroad. i-.m P. M.-1NDIANAP0LIS, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS NIGHT EX PRESS. The above Trains make close connections at Indianapolis, Lafayetleand Chi cago, with Trains for Terre Itnute, Springfield, Rock Island, Galesliurg, Kenosn, La Crosse, Jacksonville, Danville, Burlington, Milwaukee, Mattnon, Naples, Galena. Qoiney, Prairlo du Ohlen, Pana, Peoria, Ounleith, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington, Joliet, I,a Salle, St. Fuul, and all towns and cities iu the North- wesr. AMTThrotigh Tickets given and Basgairo chocked through. r or uirinor niioriniiiion anil riirougii TicKets, ap ply to Ticket Olllcea, north-oast corner of Front and louth-east corner of Fourth and Vino street, or at tho Sixth-street Depot. i. ii . DiUKKUW, superintendent. Omnibuses will call for naHSonsoni bv tciivliia tloilr names at oither of tho Ticket Olhces. liW W. 11. SMITH, Agent. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1858. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton RAILROAD. Tour dally trains leave the Sixth-street Depot as follows : 8 A. M. Dayton, Toledo, Sandusky and Detroit Mall Express. 6. A. M. Richmond, Indiunupolis and Chicago Ex press. 8:40 A. M. Cleveland nnd Pittsburg Express. 4:9ti P. M. Dayton, Chicago aud Sandusky Nighl Express. 4:3o P. M. Richmond, Iudianspolis iud Chicago Express. 5:40 P. M. Hamilton Accommodation. Dayton trains run through to Suudusky and Lima without change of curs. Through Tickets for all Eastern, West' cm, Northern aud North western Cities. CONNECTIONS. 6 A. M. Dayton Mali Train For Springfield, Ban. dusky aud nil points on that road. Couuects at Ur baua for Columbus ; arrives at Columbus at 12 noon: st Clyde for Toledo, Detroit and Chicago, arriving nt Detroit at 7:U0 P. 11. Also at Clyde with trains for Cleveland, Butliilo, &c. Passengers by this train dine it Forest at 12:30 P. M. This truin also connects at Dayton with Duyton'and .Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Lima; onnects ut Lima for Fort Wayne and Chicago, reach ing Chicago ut 10 P. M. Also, connects at Dayton with Dayton and Western Rosd for points between Oayton and Richmond: with Greenville and Miami Uoad for Greenville, Union, Winchester and Muncie. 6 A. H. train for Richmond connects with Indiana Central Road for Indianapolis, Chicago, Lafayette, I'erre Haute, St. Louis aud all Western cities. Also, with Cincinnati aud Chicago Road for Andersen, Ko (onio, Logansport and all points on the Wabash Val ley Road. 8:40 A. M. Cleveland and Pittsburg Express via Delaware Cut On" For Cleveland Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston. AIbj, makes close connec tions at Crestliuefor Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti rutireandall Kastern cities. 4:30 P. M. Dayton Uxpress, for Sandusky, Lima and Chicago; at Forest for Chicago; at Clyde for Toledo; at Sandusky with 0. and 1. Road ior Cleveland, Dun kirk and Buffalo. This train also connects with Dayton and Michigan Uoad for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Chicago ; at Sidiioy with the trains on the B. and I Uoad for Pittsburg aud tne r.nst 4:3l) P. M. Indlannnolis nnd Chicago Fxnreae. con nects at Richmond for Iudiunnpotis, Torre Haute and St. Louis. Also, connects at Muttoon for Chicagoaud all points on the Illinois Central Road. 6:10 P. M. Train for Hunilltou and all way stations. RETURNING TRAINS. LeavoDnyton at 8:20 A. M., 4:1.1 P. M., and7:30P. M. Leave Hamilton at 7 A.M., 9:47 A. M., 11:30 A. SI., D-i- j. ai. auu e:oo r. iu. TRAINS ARRIVING IN CINCINNATI From Hamilton atn:U1 A. M. and VJ-.iCI P. II. From Dayton at 10:52 A. M., r,:.ViP. M., and 10:10P.M. For further Information uud Tlckots apply at tho j icKor unices, nortn-oast corner r rout ana uroatiway No. 169 Walnut-street, near Fourth, or at the south' east corner of Fourth and Viuestreots, or at the Sixth oiroei 4epoi.


ocr: LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. 7ir-. W S g 1 -ft ' n . g. 1 ' i - n iinni 1 w. A a 7i t ne. uv it , jh., liomaTIrl 1 OlllliibiiH Mtirt fldVfiiniwL via lVdiimt.li. Irsuttlinn nr1 PHtnburarh. vl (if vein nd and steamer. This Train tOPBs bet won' i rMririiiiiitti nnil f InlnniliiiM. at T.nvn. land. iVMrA'id. Morrnw. Xenia. CedarvUln. Southt Clmrlerityn, liombm and Went .leffernon. becond Truln- Nn 9 t:vnrf.M nt a a M '. ontnhofi la Columbim. Cellnlr nttil ItcTiir.vnrlT Wtioolilitf' vIa " ColnmliUrl.fiteubeilvlllcnnH IMttahurcr- vU niliimhiit. Crentlina and Piltubnig: via Columbus and Cleve-,. "'" iT'roir, Tia ,ieTeintii and stenmer: rnrlnT- M. 1 bin 'I rain stnita betwnii f'iniMtinti . lunihiis, at Plainvillo, Mllb.nl, EoveUnd, Morrow, lpriim alley, Xrnbiand London. Third Train Accommodation, nt 4:40 P. M . far t'iluuibuis and Hpringrlebt. Fourth Train lSluht Knmst. nt lt:!inP. !.! enn-! nectp vlaColumbn,, )ilrti and itenwtKMl; W heeling: in Co umhiiM. ISteubeiirille nml IMttHbura: tinl'ii. lumbns, Creftttlne nud Pittsburg; via t'olumbim nnd leveland. 1 liis trn train stops nt Lovelnnd; ftlorrow. nd London. HLEKl'lMi CAKH ON Cot win, Xenin and I THA I IN No. l AxnreM. throuchtoCIcvelAnd without rhanir, ol enrs. . , , No. 2 ExnrrSB.lhrouah to V)im1 ua wllbnut rlmnir of rnni. The M.MT XPKKH8 Train lenvlnr rtnrlnnnfl f ll:.Tnp. M.,mnsdaili,excertHATIIHT)AYS. Th . other Trains ruu dally, oxcetd SODA YH. or Jill infm inntiou. nnd TliioitBh Tickets to Ttnu.' ton, New York, Pblladoli bin.. Paltlmoie. Washliic- II. ItuftHlo. Niniriira KnlU. TlnnLlrk. rMm-ntunrl Pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places. nrdV fit the OfneeM. Walnut Ntrret Ilnnae. Nn, 1 llntr. net Howe, south east corner of Broadway aud Front streets, nnd at thn Eastern Popot. Trains run by Columbus tlnio. which la seven rnlrt- utea law lor than Cincinnati time. Omnihtises call nmnssenarers bv lenviiin- dlrertlnna t tho Ticket Olrlcen. my!7 HIGH SPEED RESTORED. Shortest and Quickest Route to CHICAGO. AND THE NORTHWEST, VIA INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO. SHORT-LINE RAILROADS. Only One Change of Cnrn between Cincinnati ami Cfiictiiju ,'i Three rnssengerTrnlnBlenveCIncli.nali dally, from thefoot of Mill and Kront streets. 7 tvfio A. M. ( lucago Blnil arrives at Indianapolis at 10:1 A.M.; Chicago at 7:2 P.M. This train con net U with nil nicbt trains out of Chicago, lor tha West snd ftorth-west. 12:0ft M. Terre Hnute nnd Lavfavettn Accommoda tion nrrivi'S at Indianapolis, nt .':im P. M., makinff - freetconuectfnuH at lndmusMlis with Terre Unula ami IiidiHiinnoliK nml I.At'uvAttta tmiiin fnr Pecatiir. Nnriiitrtield. Vimbs. Ouinev. Hannibal and Ht. Joeph; alsowith Peru trains for Pern, Ft. We rue nd Toledo. . firim P.M. Chlrngo Kxnress arrives nt Tndinnnnolia nt ii:Ai P.M.; tlbiingo nt. 7: Ml A.M. MakiiiR closn conueclioiiM at Chicago with ail nntrnlng trains out I t-nnnt'o. 'tins tiain connects nt Indianapolis itll Terre Ilaulo trains for nil noinU Wesl nnd . lSorthwfwt. tilreninir earn are attached to all thn niffht trains on this line, nnd run through to Chicago without in use of cars. Thin is exclusively n Western ntid North-western route, nnd with favorable nnd reliablo arrangement wnn nil connection ronns i nrouKiiout tno entire West, miarnuteea unusual enro nnd the amnlest ac ! coimnodattons to the put ions of this line. 7 ne sure you are in tuo rini timet omce neiora : ou pure h sue your tickets, and ask. lor tick at s ?1 awrenoeuurR nun Indianapolis. Fare the name aa bv anv other route. Basaaxra cheeked throiiL'b. ... THItOUGIl TICK KTR, good until nsefl, can be obi tain ed at the ticket offices, at Spencer House Corner, north-went corner Itrondwiir and Front: No. 1 Bur net House Corner; at the Walnut-street House, and at Depot ofl.ee, foot of Mill, on Frout street, whera ii iiecfjnary iniomiaiion may vv nna. Omnibuses run to and from rh train, and will call tor passengers at all hotels and all parta of the it) , oy leaving aouress at enneroince.


ocr: COVINGTON ADVERT'S. Ml V.ANIO:,(;Oi,i ! Denlrra In Millinery Gro del. s 18B0rTIi,BTIAW(5O0nft!fT,K!s, tM,ON ui . u LACte, FLOWMIH, aUOHK. r.T6) i ' Madlaon HI reel. OA BILL') old stand, a few door above Fifth. aM oovuieToM, at. '


ocr: West Fourth Street, DELAND, 6 OSS AGE & CUTLER. HAVING OPENED THIS WEEK LARGE additions to onr stock ol SUMMER DEY GOODS, Vfe are prepared to exblhll a perfaot assortment In everr department. 1 o , o o o YARDS, Brnntirul gtrlesj Printed jardl Lawns, 8lo per Iw cnae flni-tare Delninea. i'i'ir., worth 20o. Fire caMeaj jnnl-wldo Chlut liic, former ly aolil at 'iSo. Dress Silks ami Bareges. New tfln of Unnimer RIlkM Foulard Filka unit Kobra, rrrr low! More ol rhoae Fine Chintz Itnroee Kabtst More of those Polka Cpot Crimson Bnrrccs. Traveling Dress Goods: IK EVERY VARIETY (.'oods for Men's and Boy' Wear. (mere. Marseilles Vostinirs. Linen Ttrllla. .tn.. Just received. FANS AND PARASOLS. Very fine assortment, in new dcslgus. Lace and Silk Mantles, In French Lnco, Chantilly, Pusher Lace; Hilk Mautillns, PUk and I.sce Mantles; tiftiego snd Silk Summer Btinwls and Ulicalars, Hiivliiff taken anecial nains to make this dennrttnent a feature in our luiHiurss, we ra call ibe attentl n of customers to It with perfect confidence of their being suited, both with the styles aud prices. DELAND, GOSSAOE & CUTLER, 11 West fourth street. my 19 Opposite Pike's Opera Houso. G. C. KNIFFI1V, Dealer In LADD, WEBSTER & CO'S, (Late Hunt, Webster iOo.'a,) sewlg imwmi No. 6 WEST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI. "Thean Machines make a stitch alike on hnfh slilea or tho cloth, inn are tnnioua tor tne i. V IwVMtSS and it atiu LAiti l x ot me work tney perlorni." Uln cinnittl Gazette. o lady can re r ret sn acquaintance wltn It or FAIL TO BE SAT1TFIED with It. npon a fair trial." tnrlrman witness, (inaianapolla.) "It lathe NE PLUS ULTRA of all modern Inyen. Hons. Iu simplicity, durability and strength, it far excels any otner mai we uave seen. - ftHiuruiy Kreulng Uozette, Boston, Mass. niyH-at A NEW MAP OP Northern and Central Italy, 8HOWINQ THE SEAT OF POSITION OP THE ARMIES, IN HARPER'8 WEEKLY, Of this Week. A fall supply at CULUCH'8 Post-offlce News Stand. mya QUEEN CITY VARNISH CO , 43 Vlue Street, . Continues to manufacture all varieties of VARNISHES AMD ' ej V. Jtr V. JaT J3 OF RELIABLE QUALITIES. PROMT ATTENTION siren to orders, and all goods sent out guaranteed to be of good uuality. myvn-in The Queen City Garden. A GENTLEMAN WELL KNOWN AS A successful caterer for tbe publio amusement, has leased the Exhibition Buildiug of the MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, on Vine street, and opened Hon Monday Evening as a place of Public. Resort. Ibe spacious chuacwi of the building, whicli will be decorated with shrub bory and parterre of flowers, diffusiug a pleasant did fountain In the center; while muaio will be dls- iranru,noe. win oe still iurtner msntenea nv asn en. coursed by a com pany oi YocalistB and Instrument ailete. 'mere win be no better place than tbe Uueen City Gardun to sip Catawba, taste Cream, or list myzt-iw COOPER A STOKES, Auctioneers TT0MESTEAD FARM of the late MM. GUAM DIN, known as (Jrandvtew, on Walnut 11. lis. I WEDNESDAY O UUC I, HI o U I'lUvH, Will VV .UIU .1 ltlUII(; .W.UVH, the promises, the Homestead Farm of the litte Orandin, situuled on East Walnut Hills. This prop erty is highly improved, with locations . llhtn the suburbs of the city. It bos subdivided Into suitable sited lots for country The appraised value of each lot is marked on nnrv. sr.. Miin ih K itiwn mm uiie ui ill. uimi unuu plats, jivery lot win oe positively sola, wiiuoui rmu.rve. when two-thirds of tha aDDi'aiscmeut Is Terms of Halo ou.-tnira ensnj Laianco in one two years, with percent interest, secui-ed by mort gage. Plats or ine property can tie had or cooper BtOKes, sto. IS ast aourta srrcei. doiu uy oruer Ol limiirui DIII'UIMIU JUSUUA II. DATES, myle-U Ex'isof the Estate of Philip Orandin. dee'd BY C. J. W. HMITU, Auctioneer, 321 Vine street. "VALUABLE THIRD STREET W NV'HH PRDPKRTT. between VINE and WAL N I T H ritlKTM. Will be "old at publio auction, TUKNDAY MORNING, May 31st, at II o'clock, tbe premises, 33 foet of very valuable Buslne.s Prop erty and iiuprovemeuts, being bob. 7ft sua 77, on south side of Third street, between Walnut and streets. The Lot Is 33 feet front by yu leet deep. Title pnrlect. Bile positive. Terms made known at sale. niyM IN PREPARATION, end will be ready a few days, , ' a luariit. in air or TUK Seat or War in Europe. On Sheet, Colored 25 cents. Orders from the Trade si-liclted. E. ills N DEMI ALL, fubllbhor, myU 3 College Uall, Walnut tret. Columbus STRAWBERRY


ocr: 1000 MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY ! TO SELL A NEW WAR CHART, CALLED Seat of 'War IN E U ROPE, Showing position of the Armies, Portraits of Gen erals, Emperors, Ac, with complete and reliable Maps of ITALY, SARDINIA, Ac, Ac. War For sale, wholesale and retail, by MACK R. BARNITZ, Publisher, jel3aw 38 and 40 West Fourth street, Cln'tl. ARTHUR'S SELF -SEALING FRUIT CANS AND JARS. We have just received, direct from our Philadelphia manufactory, a full supply of theseexcollent FRUIT CANS AND JARS. These Cans are the best now in use, and are all PREPARED FOR SEALING. The7 nest one within the other, (exoept the Glass,) to secure economy in transportation. ARTHUR, BUItNHAM A GILItOY, ' Alauufaclurere uuder tho patent. EaTSend for a Trade Circular. ' JOS. It. GREENE, Agent, i - it i East Pearl street. . ALSO Agent fir Pratt's I'ntent rlelf-Veiitl-Inline milk Pan, and Torre) 's Four-minute Ice t renin Freezer. . jel4 QUEEN CITY VARNISH CO., 43 Vine Street, Continues to manufacture all varieties of VARNISHES AND .T Ji. 3LP W 23 OF RELIABLE QUALITIES. PROMPT ATTENTION given to orders, and all goods sent out guaranteed to be of good quality. my2-3m . . , . 156 West Fourth Street, Between Race and Kim, Cluclunatl, O.


ocr: FOR SALE. F OR SALE The host of Western Reservi riAirv-mfl.de Butter, wholesnle and retsil. at West Sixth st.eot. J. H. EUGLESTON 00. OR SALE A Pew in St. John's Church. F corner of Hoventh and Plum, for seln low. quire of BAKRtl A VON I'll II L, up.'.Vb 62 Fourth street, west of Walnut. I.10R SALE Drug Store, in this city, doin( . a good trade. Terms One-third cash, and balance in six and twelve months. Address "Drug glut," through the Pott-office. up2J-o IOR SALE A large family horse eount" and gentle six years old. Inquire at Wllllun Wood's Stable, corner of Lougworth and streets. ap23-c SALE A fine Rockaway Carriage je' nearly new; will he sold very cheap. Apply mediately at bi 1'earl street, Detween vine Kace. apW-'u 710R SALE Three good Methuen Duel i t r..)i ; u tacbed. Ciuclnuitti Hosiery corner nun ana vine sis, Store, north-wes ap2l-bt I710R SALE A small Fire-proof Safe, . complete order. Pollock A jrCull, 232 Walnut street. apai-c IOR SALE Pow in St. John's Church. . (Rev. Mr. N'cholson's,) very eligibly situated, at hiill-prh e. Aunress r. u. nox -is. apat IT? Oil. FALE A small steam-engine, . tour-uorse power. In complete runulng order hu been used about three months. Inquire Kt I'M Kant Kunt street. ap2l-c TMOR SALE Second-hand Engines, era and machinery of all descriptions. Also, lnt-chiss i.teanibout-hull sud cnblu, at Wilsou's tiine Depot, He Ea.t Columbia street. apJI-c EOlt SALE Carriage, second-hand, noariv .C uew, originally costiua iW. Also, a set tloo'tle harness, which cost $101). The above w ill cheap, on short time, if desired. Apply to H. lluys, Madison street, near Sixth, Coviugtou, . ap21-o IIOR SALE BOARDING HOUSE . 103 W.iet Jl'lfth street. Inquire on the premises ap-'l-'c BjlOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Railroad 1 Shares by William Bell, Tea and Seed Merchunt, Richmond, 1ml, FOR SALE A desirable Mt. Auburn situated on Southern Avenue. For lud-iire at the Washington Foundry, of Vine and Longwoi tb streets. mi 23-AM &b lu III Itac im un -. ii . d about No. Boil IP r Ma- oi b sold K. Ken tucky No resi dence, par ticulars cornel I


ocr: STREET RAILROADS, ALEXANDER EASTON'S BOOK -os- STREET RAILROADS, TO BE HAD. AT H. Clarke & Go's NO. S3 WEST FOURTH STREET. je20


ocr: F. HOY will he 8 candidate for th office of Prosecuting Attorney of the Police Court, subject to tho decision of the Democratic Convention. ttt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SPRING TRADE, 1859. APPLKGATI! A- CO., Book sellers, Stationers nnd Blank-book Manufacturers, 43 Main Street, Cincin nati, invito tho attention of Biaiksellers, Country march ant, Teachers, and others to our varied and extensive stock of School, Classl- cal,Theologlcal, Scientific, Stan dard, and miscellaneous Books, Paper, ltlmk-books, Stationery, etc., etc.; which, from our numerous and fnvora- ' ble arrange ment with the leading pnliliKh crs, as vol las the pri nclpul manufacturers ami importers of Paper and Sta tionery, wo can offer suisTior induce ments to purchasers. We respectfully solicit a comparison of stock and prices with any other houso in tho West. APPRECIATE V CO., To our Blank Books wo especially call attention, as they are manufactured at our own establishment, of the best material, and all neatly agcd, Including nil sizes, from tho small memo- random hmik to tho largo Super Itoynlnnd Im)ie- rlal Ledger, and , bound in a great variety of styles and of suiwrlor workmanship. Book made to order of any de- sired pattern, with or without printed headings nnd warranted to glvo satisfaction in quality of r. por, accuracy of ruling and durability of binding ; ail of which will be sold at uniform low price. Job binding of tiny kind done In best style. Wo challenge a compa rison with any other homo. BOOKSELLERS & PUBLISHERS, Our Stock of Stationery is very complete, embracing In part nil the varieties of Cap, Letter, Packet, Commercial, li.nh and Koto jwipers, together with Blotting, Tlmnn, Draw (-rig. and Tea writ i lioanln, Knvrl I'oiiB, Pen hold rack n, Copying Booka, Ink nnd nil re i, Ken II Pluto, Murilagn, Book retK, Bill Envelopi. Miiiiillfi lin; It on 11 ft Cold A uteri n-H, PerirllH, Pen- 1 r h p v rt , h n d ukMittnU ; Era wrx, W a for a, UtuikerM cftfiPM, vrlojie and Curd cast, (Jtthh and Pont ORice boxen, RuImih, Letter pi-hR'S. Clipa, Weights, nnd Vile ; Dote Crilendtirs, togother w ith ull other nrticleu nsi'il in the cotintiug-lioiiHO. STATIONERS AND PRINTERS, We are prepared to Print und Hind book tion and In iiny stylo sired, at rates us luw quality of work cutud iu OUrl where. Our Htoreotype, of any dewTip tlmt niriy be de ns the Httioo can be exo city orelso fucilitiesfur branches of executing theso tho trade a r e ample, a n d author uniy Ueeiid uhhi having their books published In the In-it stylo and on short notice. Merchants and others wishing Pin uds. Dray receipt any othor doSorip please hcnrfninitid with ueutnt'KH and spectfully solicited. It ilia of Lading, liailroad a n d Cards, Circulars, or tfon of printin;:, will that wn do such jobs despatch. Orders re- Blank-Book Manufacturers. . Our own publications ara too well known as works of the highest merit, to require more than an enumera tion of the morn prominent, which aro, C 1 a i k o s' Com- m o n t a ries, Dick's Works. It o 1. lin's Ancieut History, Plutarch's Idvos, JoscphiM, 8iectn!or, Chain of Sacred Wonders, Familiar Hcicnce, Webb's Monitor, Hodon's (ierman, etc., etc. These, together with Books, large snd small, Bonks, new and old, Books amusing and Instructive, Pisika of narrative and adventure, Hooks suited to every condition, nnd Hooks nnd Station cry In endless variety, make our stock eompl ete and can not fail to pleaso. Wo in vlto nil to give us a call. CINCINNATI. FEEDING OATS, PRIME ARTICLE VERY UEAVY- For sale by HOUT. CAKMIC1I AKf,, inavia-awe Ut West Front st.


ocr: ; Ciricinnsiti,' Ohio LITNa! AND institute, Ko. 30 WEST FOURTH ST BEET. Tlie following letter is from one of our well merchsntH. WliatcTurhe imiorHes must he value, it is won worth reading: ' OixnXNATi, Vebrun'ry 1,1, lean, Alunit a ninnth ago 1 called nt Dr. Avar .l I , .u. ik; . L'.. ......... .v.-. ment for Tousilitis and Chronic Iultauimatlon of Throat. The tonsils and uvula (or palate) were much enlarged that there seemed tu be but onn to pursue, and that was to cut them off; this 1 been told by oilier nbvsicians. who had also told ni they could not cure me. Dr. Ayer made careful examination and pmnuunccd excision essary, nud prescribed Mislicated liihalatiouanil ical applications, with general treatment, and 4 lie sult ia a rr.itry.cT thiiimpk 1 The iutlaiiiuiation lieen allayed, and the tonsils and palute reduced their natural shu, and position. I now have ko ness or ilillii oily whutevor of the (hroat, and THAT 1 II NOW rKRFW T,.-W . ' I I conlialiy commend Dr. Ayer aeaskillfujl and petent ahvsielau ill bis wnecinlitv. and worthy of confidence. His mndenf trentlnentis rational, ant, and certainly In my ease aiMcessful, and I very reason to believe the Doctor is equally ful in all other cases while. I have lieen under iiHMit at tho Instrtnt.i 1 ' ' . : i JOHN II. DETERS, , 51 Fourth street, between Vine and Walnut. YOUNG . i . ! 8 i 1 i . i We luive rei elved 70 original bnxcfi, 11 pounds of finer eualfty Youug Hyson aud Imperial Tea welf ever lironglil tu tins city. r-ivrxxginjo WUhlng choice article, will do well Ijy giving iu G. GRIFFITHS, CO., 33u ' ' I N. W. tor. Fifth and Wostern Row. ' GAS STOVES " "' ''"I" ''i i r'-fcjLMBw.-'- ,: j GAf3 'FOB, iCoOKINO,' ' ;" ! " 1 " 'it .... '- ' . , i ; i From Ono to Seventy-Five Dollari Sf. I ')!, r MU8(jByvi,27J Sixth St. Cheapest Paper Store In -tp EORGE W. KEED, Manufacturer .Importer of . . . trench & American Paper Ko; tu Western Bow, between Hixtk and Cincinnati, Ohio.. r T , X : ; ' i


ocr: my .ka ami of A nnlcflmt Jk ( To., and tnvself have heen adjusted. Th huslnes. wlfl lie continued them, at th old stand, they settling all the bust- m..iiu.,.iI .llh llii, Ann. I do not hesitate to recommend tnv Wends tn mftk. purchases nf them, a. I InHev.t hay will find it ,tlr W do .o. f . y a , Lat of tho llr of Applgiil Q., Book.cHri Stationers. ' ' Cincinnati, March 1st, lftW. In referring lotlin nbove Onrd, we taktiofWr-1 of saying to our friends and the puldlc, that 1.. i:...l,,.. Iinrntofore conducted by us, will h. atth aamoplac and ntiderthHBiBnam. style as rormeriy. , , . , Our .tockls rery Inrgeaml varied, having Just been for our Spring sale. We nre prepared to .ii n.-.i..r i. ..rices, with nromntiics. and guaranteeing satisfaction to all who may us witn ineir oniers. We trust by continued exertion to raorlt acontln of past favor.. ... .it JAMES APPI.EC.ATE. I SAMIIEIi KMCKINr.EK, .' ' t . AHTIICK II. POUNSFOKO. Cincinnati, March 1st, 1AM. RUPTURE. RADICAL CURE TRUSS, th only truss known by which Hornin can lie on philosophical principles; also, Alaloillinal Shoulder Unices, Suspensors, Llastic and Stockings, Ac. Drs. Daniels make a speciality the treatment of all Physical Deformities, Club UOW-iiPgs, ivins n-nnnn. ,.r..rn, . , . - 1 ir 1 I . . . . I. I LI . In whatever part, Spinal Anectlons, and all Diseases. .,.,. . . Office nnd In.titnte, No. M West Fonrth street, Ohio. .. n j . W, B. D 0 D D 8, Hall.Dodds 4 C; late Urban ,Doddt t Co. XV. Jt. Dodds & Co.; AHvrACTTjasas or Tut oonohete Fire and Bnrfflar rroof IS .A. -F- 33 , 8. W. Corner of Vine & Second Streets. Till. Is the most reliable FIItE AND BURQLAB PROOF SAVK that la made in the United States, and Is warranted perfectly Ire from damp. Can be sold at lower prices, and is of better workmanship than can b found elsewhere. , We have a large assortment on hand, and are de termined to soil at prices that cannot Ian 10 picuae. Old Safes Taken In exchange. SECOND-HAND SAFES al ways on hand at extremely low prices. Vt UNToxv Seeds! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NEW SEED STORE Just Opened at No. 171 Walnut St., Adjoining the Gibson Hoi sk, Cincinnati. Field, Garden, Flower & Trce Seeds, Warranted Oennlne and Fresh, put nti ''T ! Land kkth A J. M. TiionaiiHN; ri,OWKlt 8K15D8 by K. Hl'tsT. unlers soiioiteuana niiau promptly lor rruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreen., Shrubs, Hoses, Geraniums, Verbenas, Dahlia., Phloxes, Ac, Ac, all of the best varieties, including new ainus. GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS, Agricultural and Horticultural .ijnr ji.jh aa i p. ' , t Catalogues furnished on application, inclosing stamp. 309 S. W. lIASEIiTINE CO. FOR THE SPRING TRADE, JOHN H. DETERS, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, : ive,.ns consinniiy snperior article of Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, At Wholesale ami Betall, and Ladies', Misses and t'liildren s Shoes, wsu.,...,.-,. .-j ,., .c.. ,.. .... - - e nwirmin- win,, nun n.'wiii iwpnttiiu, lo.i.v A, miuinHui'iiiiifi aim n.llllll IWLTIU.III III.I.V ... AI r V, , .. ..! CJ niuioiion ,n ,'HMi ,nvers ,ny , (tu nin in, cnn;a, which Is gotten upwith great rare and in th best stylo and as I buy and sell strictly for CASH, I am enabled to sell much cheaper than those who sell on ,1111c, hi, m. in,.,, no ,,wn inner in, ,"., , ii.h'iii- era that ia lost on bad ones, which Is iiivai-iiibly done In the credit iiusiness. Also, a goon assortment oi t PPER Hnf every description. Importer of KKKNCII BLACKING, which is sold by the gross, do.cn or single Jar. Carlisle's Building, No. M West Fnnrth-st. SPECTACLES. .V'l'. rmrriE; best in use. accurately -H. flttwl to the condition nf the sight, and war- rantca to suit. , iiie beat iinatity oi OPERA GLASSES, At prices to suit nil. -Largo assortment of Stereoscopes & Views, Of best .utility, and at Eastern prices. , (' JM-OPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILO SOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS always on hand. , IIENBY WARE, Optician, No. 7 West Fonrth St., opposite the High Steeple. A Book for Every Business JUST PUBLISHED, by C. S. Cincinnati, compiler and publisher of the rorccuiry, ax., . THE POST-OFFICE GUIDE, FOlt PO.xT-MASTERH AND 1IU8INE88 MEN; Cniitafntnr A complete list of Post-flfTlee. In the Uni ted Status and Territories, arranged by States counties: au anstract oi tne v. i-osiage Coinpileir by i:. PENROSE .IONKS, late Post. master at t.lnclllliail. 1'BIOR. 2.1 CENTS. Mi)' This Tinmnhlet Is Issued nt one HAl.r the of any former publication of the kind, and. over :i,um othecs in the n ostei n states not In any other worn. Fur mile by the Booksellers generally. 30 DAY 8 ' DAY 1 DAY clocks. CLOCK 1 Ercry Variety and .Lowest Prices, ? At SMITH'S CLOCK STORE, " 1 East FilW St., 89 Opposite the Deiiuison Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic w .t, . vn rn.vT In - v r. nriAsv tuiin iiuiiun L EXTOLLED, and have seen tta eitei'i.. I'icase to senu meiour iionars wonn. Derby, Ct. MAKTHA. M.. JOHNSON For sale by dealers generally. 1 SOLON PALMER. Agent. Manfac.turer ami lis porter of Perfumery, No. 3u Wost Fourth street, ciiiiin,,. -i , i . -. ,; 25 Warranted ALL IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS ACCOUNT Hhould call and leave their crdors with '. i'i Moore, WUstach, Key Co., ' ' 28 WEST FOl'BTH 8TBEET, Bumb Boox Mai BBS, Job Pbihtibs A 'it ij . - Six Per Cent., and the Reason I f MANUFACTURE CARRIAGES OF Il description at my Manufactory, on Kim, tween Fourth and Fifth street., opposite I. unKery, In Pleasant Coart, ,1 ak ef nv nian sell for CASH. Orders from dealers in Uarrlaifes m X KHUNTINtlTbN CAMPBELL, ELLISON A CO., Z-1 FACTUHEH8 of HOT ANIT OOI.D PIU IKOh, BI'OVU A I'ASTIKUa. Wo." 41 Cast Seeond Streert, CINCINNATI, OHIOf it. .IDo 7T J.HEEN APPI.ESr All lirls. nt Landing; an " in store. For sale by R0HE11T MOOHK, it Walnut street. 347


ocr: nothing Intelligence. SPRAG-UE'S Compliments to all. Will be home for three 10 fiuat Fourth Street. Mat 1(1, 1859. . Spraue & Co., Fashionable 10 East Fourth Street. Sprague & Co., Lace Neck Tics, 10 Hnst Fourth Street. OST"WilI remove to the corner of Fourth and first of Angnat.


ocr: SMITH'S PRACTICAL' MERCANTILffi No. $1, S. W. cor. Fourth and Walnut Stsi i i . .. f ; I N C 1 N W A T 1 4''. U . ' Ora Day and Evaning for Iastriujtion. In Don!l Gntry Book Ksoping, l'uumaa.hip and Ituiiiicc. Arith m.U6. TennB for a full Ooorse radueod ti or aafli, entering at th, sam, time, Qsacli,;. , ' K. W. BHI1TH, Principal, 1 . i . ,


ocr: SEWING MACHINES. W.I -I-... i ( !Westera fowing-' Ma'chlnp - Factory, xViMd 17 a-n . i a t tr a .i- . n).Jfc , - v ii i-a , a. i n k. m I. ' wwj4' IfAtmilTM. of Various "pattern.. If !. wnees ox win , 'J9, w;w, M. A liberal dlaooiin, allowed to A Boats who parcoae at waoleaale. Treadle, fur Sewing Maotilne, mod to n I""". "" to ain at redncaa price, nt it Md MrirtUrt to dunlin at reduced I ., Repairing of sowing Mfcohl,, ud jobbing la n light machinery, dun at ehort notion. All Oiii'rynHUptlyMtondedto, ' " X. STEPHENS A a other orders SOiM'rtinHtrptly CO. "; Sold at a Low price, Sold at a Low Price, Sold at a Low Price, Sold at a Low, Price. Ki:LiliV Ac CO.'S, , Sewing Machines; . i Sewing Machines, Sewing Machines, 'l-c'v -V usnuig aaawjaaaacii, i m ...(. 1 . For family aaa, thee saaehlnee ere sat excelled lit , m Id th market. They or eeitly understood ud UHaa ..A ... - . . .ii 1 . . - . . . "i. a.w iinpw H BIU IIHN VI work. i ' .'. Call and Examine at : ';Uq. 30 WEST FOURTH ST. W Ageat vraateA, . Addree D. W. HAREDIGTON ft CO, r1 mi 1 : rw. p.p. 9nx mat. SEWING MACHINE. a or '.,.'.'".'. i.' !: I boiler I mtkt Mm best Look-tlteh Savlof M. allBa. la tn world. . If th parch.Mr doo ot tklnk , f 'l t SIXTY DOLLARS, The Price of Machine. Evens' Variety Machine Works. SEWING MACHINES, MODELS FOE PATENTS, ndOTr7riTof HihtMMhlDfrr muufactiired nd rpld at t. KVIfi3,Jr., No. 1(17 nalnot tnet, Claclnoati, Ohio. 130 . - i f -- . A good Tailoring Maohine for sale


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. THE BANK OF SAVINGS SIXTH 8TBKET, GRANTS SMALL LOANS AND RE CEIVES SMALL SUMS ON DRPOSIT; deals in rxrimiiKQ, t'lKjurrin money ana uoia. .m S ADVERTISE IN THE VEVAV (Ind.) REVEILLE, an .id and well-eeUhllshed per, having a large circulation. F. J. WALDO CO., publishers. 325


ocr: Ml IV 1UHIU SEW1NP. MACHINES. jfi iiiriuiiiitti KELSEY & CO'S. KELSEY & CO'S. KELSEY & CO'S. The Rest Machine. The Best Machine. The Bent Machine. Call and See It. Call and See It, Call and See It, AT VO. .IO, AT i0. ,10, AT NO. SO, AT NO. 30, WEST 4TII ST. WEST 4TII ST. WEST 4TII ST. WEST 4TII ST. D. W. HAREINGT0N & CO.. ' 382 Atrentg. HEAD-QUARTERS FOR Boots & Shoes. P ENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, at wholesale and retail, aud Ladies'. Misses and Children's Shoes, at wholesale only. My stock is now comelete. and 1 Invite CASH buvera to call and oxamlne It lieforo purchasing elsewhere. All of my Goods aro of tbe very best nuality, anporior to any made In this clty.and lam sellingtheni for Cash Onlv, at lower prices than Eastern work can be nougut lor. Also u rrfciin, or every description, Dy me quantity or single pair. JOHN 11. DKTfcKS, .18.1 Carlisle's Building, No. M West 4th St Rheumatics & Neuralgia AtTIURED IN THREE DAYS, 3Y A PER. V son having ten years practice. No cure, no charge. Parties waited upon at their own residence; or Mrs. H. can te consulted at Mo. so I'luin street, te- iwtrii foiiiiuiiin.uu . runt, irouj 7,iu 11 o tiuis A. ill and to S P.M. Ill Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc. T0HN BATES has just received 300 dosen Can. Freeh Peaches, Pine Apples, Strawberriea, Blackberries, tiveen Peas, t.reen torn. Asparagna. Lobsters, Clams, Tomatoes, Fresh and Spiced Salmon, put up in tne Desi styie, tor lumny use. r . kf.i.i.i. .. . n . i .. , .l.- niv.- ater Building, Sycamore street. 384 H. CAMPBELL & CO., mjANUFACTURERS OF BAR, SHEET, a.v.bl ana Boiler iron, now Slabs. KallroartHnlkea. Eto. Also. Airente for the sale of Ironton Star Nails. Warerooni No. 19 East Second Street, VI1MI. aVAll kinds Iron made to order. 103 IOUND DOG A Black Dog with a stripe down bl, breast. He appears to be Mastiff and Dart Newfoundland. Had on a collar. The owner can have him by applying FRANCIS DUFFY, Sixth Street Hill, and tUBISM. .ie WESTERN MUSEUM. NEW AND INTETtESTINO iASI AlAI ASiL) aVtMAU. IHE LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTI QUITIES IN THE UNITED STATES. Nm E. Corner Sycamore and Third 14 WEDDING MARCH, 3y Mknoklssobn, CORONATION MARCH, from the Evtry Nuht at tht CWno, oppotitt Pikt't uptra Uoms. ADMISSION FREE. RABIES W. QUEEN & CO. 924 CHESNuT ST., PHILADELPHIA. PA. School Apparatui, Thermometer, a.auterus, niainemaucal Hpy-tiiasses, Spectacle, Ac. STA full priced and Illustrated Catalogue sent mei, raaa or saaaoa, on application. id ., I


ocr: THE DAILY PRESS I printed nd pnbl lulled dully, (.Sundays excepted,) by At No. 14 Went Fourth Street, n1 ,lnllvrt-d t srhscrllinrs In niNCTNN ATI. COV. INOTON Dd N KWI'OUr.and in surrounding cities, villages anu Hiwni, al 8IX CENTS A WEEK, payable to the carrier, PRICP. OV MAILING. Single Copies, 1 cte.; One Month, 4n cts.; Thru i-milius, vi mi vnn 1 'iltr, .1 l.r.


ocr: Clothing Intelligence. SPRAGUE'S Compllmenta to all. Will be Lome forth roe nmntlis. No. 1 East Fourth Htrcet. Mar H, I85U. (207) Spraguc & Co. Cassimere Suits 1 East Fourth Street. Sprague & Co. Shirts, Best Quality, IO East Fourth Street.


ocr: WHOLESALE GROCERS AND AOINTB TOM CINCINNATI STEAM SUGAR REFINERY No. SS Columbia (or Second) street. tur Refined Sugars and Sirups alwaya on hand, mr26-ACW 90 West Fifth Street. DRY GOODS FOR THE Spring and Summer Season, I am now prepared to supply my customers with the NEWESTand most FASHIONABLE STTLESof DRY GOODS, AT THE Very Lowest Prices. The following Catalogue of Goods and Prices will how tbe inducements offered : S eases spring style Delaines at tHc, worth 180. 2 cum spring stylo Delaines at 18c., worth 26c. 1 cases snper Challlrs at 2SC., worth S3e. 80 pieces Crape Daparee at 2ftc-, worth 3To. 60 pieces plaid Foulard, at 37Xc, worth too. SO pieces atrlped Foularda at 60c., worth 79o. 100 pieces Valencia at ;0c . worth 30c. COO yarda plaid Silk at tic., worth 76c. M Poll D'Ohevere Uobos at flu, worth SIS. (This is an exquisite style for aprlng and summer drees.) 2 cases Lawns at J)c., worth ltjo. 1 oas assorted French Lawns, from 80 to (0c. A grant variety of fin summer DRESS GOODS, Such at TISSUES, GRENADINES, BAREGES, Etc. A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS, INCLUDING 10 canes Plllow-oae Muslins at c., worth Ho. 10 rases s- PIUow.caseMuallns at inc., worth 3Hc. 6 cases Shining Muslins at hHc, worth 10c. 1 cases extra Shirting Muslin at luXo., worth 12Hc S cases 9-4 Sheeting Muslins at 22Xo worth 30c. 8 oases Fast-color Pilnts at 64ic, worth 9c. 2 cases Fast-color Prlute at 9c., worth llo. 2 cases Merrimao Print at He, vortb ISXc. ft cases Toweling Crashes at 7Hc, worth 10c. 29 pieces Table Llneus at 30c., worth isc. IN MY SHAWL DEPARTMENT Will be found all that is new and desirable In style JM Oastimere Border Shawls at 12, worth (3 SO, 200 All Wool Shawls at J J AO, worth U. 1M Brocho Border Shawls at S3, worth 7. 100 tloir Antlqns Shawls at 11, worth 27 to. 100 Whit and Colored Crap Shawls from St to A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Lace 3VErvxxt;lcf3 From.,,.. ......it to 125. 300 PARASOLS, Banging In prlca from Mo. to Eavlnf adopted ths principle of transacting bust. nsss wholly oo th CASH SYSTEM, both In baying and sailing, 1 am thus enabled to offer my customer goods 10 per cent, cheaper then merchants who foroed to do basiness on tbs credit system can them. M. REGAN, OO West Fifth Street, sp21-ThM-e Three Door Weat of Vine. 3 EALS. State, Court, Corporation, 3 Public, Ecclesiastic, Lodge, and all other dlKued aud engraved to order. Also, Wax or l rivet euw uiutiai uw. MO. It WEST FOURTH STREET. : ,


ocr: JAMES W. QUEEN & CO. OPTICIANS, 924 CHESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. School Apparatus, Thermometers. Mag-li Lanterns, ItlatneinRtirpl iiisiiumeuts, Spy-Ginsspst-peciarlcs, kc. sVA full priced and Illustrated Catalogue aent 1 mail, ritEE or chauoe. on application. im


ocr: AXOTIIER LARGE ARRIVAL, OF CHEAP DRY GOODS, RECEIVED THIS DAY, By Express. A LOT OF Summer Silks at 6"c., worth bc. CIncle Silks at 60c, for Si. Illuck Bllka at 75c., worth tl. Funcv Barege at 20c., worth 37.1c. Jaconet Lawn at (Sc., worth 12Mc. Jaconcr Lawss at 12tc., worth 25c. French Hrillinnts at la's'c, worth 20c. White Brilliants, at UXc, worth 20c. French Ginshntnaj at 12,'ic, worth :0c. ' ' French Clilutzs at 20c, worth 23c. Valcnclns at 25c., worth 37c. Valenclas at 12Wc, worth 25c. 3-4 Bleached DliiHliu at liic, worth 15c. 5-4 Bleached Muslin at 10c., worth 12c. 5 bnlca Kiikaln. Crania at 10c., worth 12Sc 14-4 Toilet Quilts at (1 SO, worth 2. - Together with an Elegant Line of SILK, GRENADINE, TISSUE, BAREGE aurl ORGANDIE ROBES. -ALSO- Sliawls, Lace and Silk Mantillas, AND PARASOLS. That will compare favorably with the above prices. CHAS. S. WEATHERBY, 112 FIFTH STREET, apl8-awe Bet. Vine and It ace Street. CITY HOSIERY STORE, No. 12 Fifth Street. - i r" FOR, EQUESTRIAN -AND- ACTORS. A I, HO A FULL STOCK FURNISHING HOODS, i AT AUCTION PRICES; BROWN & CO. ! JJB Holmes, Ag't, rtp!2 i "AMES 11RADF0RD A CO.. tM UUJIB MILL ST0N8 ana importers ot s renon nurr uiocas.aun ine geuu lue Dutch Anker-Brand Iloltliiv Cloths. .Alxe, manufacturers of Portable Mill", Ho. 66 Walnut Ht Wast Miila. hetweroi Mecond and Pearl. Cincinnati. O, All work .olil nt thl. MMtahllshmcnt warrantd of best quality, and if not loliud so upon trial, money will he rerunneq. ui YVALTER Sc WILSON, Architects, K. corner roortnana walnut streets. au-cm


ocr: NEW WANTED, AND FOR IMPORTANT TO ALL! Having taken the Intelligence of Shires' Commercial Exchange, 62 Third street, I am fully prepared to furnish Help Employment of any kind AT A MOHMT'S NOTICE, ON FAIR AND LIBERAL TERMS. Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Instance. NO CHARGE TO SERVANTS. Private r'uuill lea Supplied for 'i per Hotels and Boarding-houses for SJJ per ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN SPANISH LANGUAGES COME ONE! COME Reupeetfully, RICHARD ALLEN. ap20-eodj F'Ori SALE ! 4 8TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER


ocr: OAEPETING I am now receiving a large assortment of ENGLISH &, AMERICAN CARPETS, Oil Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS, &!., Direct lioui tlio Auction-Rooms nnd " ' Mauufactorles, t All of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES. HENRY FALLS, ($5 West Fotirth Street. apl6-im Life Insurance. Kit SO N.x GOING TO TIIK GOLD REGIONS INBORiU IH THBJ , .. ' ' New York Life Insurance Company, Charter Oak Life Insurance Comiumy, SAML. E. MACK & Co., Ag'ts, yarlS-aire . 38 West Third St., Cincinnati. W G. BURNET A CO., MANUFACTUR e KKHWIKK 0I.OTHH, HIKVKH.KAT THAI'S, HlliO OAOKB, and all kluds of WIBB PRODUCTS, -. A'o. 21 Wolmul Street, Cincinnati, O. Hpectai rare given to weaving Wire Cloth for fan Mills, Threshing Machine, Rolling bcreeas and sales. ;u


ocr: REMOVAL. Wetaave BKMOVID to our New Store, In IWs Opera -House Buildfof, And ere do prepared, to wait npon friends and customers with tfa I argot sod most complete assort mailt of CARPETING la the eltr. Wa ara la receipt of our Spring bupor tatloni of ENGLISH CARPETING, Embracing all tha richest designs and tuoat popu lar pattern! bronght to thii country, to which wa tnrlte apaclal attention. RINGWALT & AVERY, No. 60 West Fourth street. epg


ocr: R. C, & CO. AGENTS For Uout'iedge, Warner k Routledge, LONDON, HAVE JUST RECEIVED B. ll I uracil's Novels. M. The Ward and the Wife. By Lent Money. 1 13. llu rns' Work. Cheap Edition. 60 cents. Ri irpy no IIorne-tnmhiB. fio cents. Itl vnl Rhyme! In Honor of Diirnn. S3 ceuts. Ei tch for Himself. M cents. F'tlnt Heart Never Won Fair Lndy. 38 cti. Also afresh and complete stock of the publications )t That House., In various styles of binding, In cluding : Hall Hour with (he Best Authors. 4 vols. Spectator. Beautiful edition, i vols. Hnzlett'a Mhakspeare. S vols. llnl wrr'e Novel. 10 vols, or 2U vols. Marryatt's Novel. 11 vols. National Cyclopedia. vols, or 12 voli. Etc., Etc., Etc. Together with a splendid assortment of Miscellaneous English Publications. ROBERT CLARKE & CO., 55 West Fourth Street. Benefit of the Public Library. MusicallT'estival BY THE PUPILS OF THE Intermediate and High Schools, ASSISTED BY TIIK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, AT PIKE'S OPERA HALL.


ocr: MEDICAL. DR. C. W. PHILLIPS' Mapio Oough Syrup IS theonly reliable remedy for the rapid and per manent cure of Coughs, C jMs, Inflnenra, llronchitis UoopiuK-cougb, Croup, Sore Throat, Uleeiling Ltinra and all diseaaesof the Throat, Luuiis aud Chest. This remedy Is safe, reliahln, aud the only onr that bas prove: sd Itself a universal renieny tor all tne aDoveais. The testimonials published are Iropi our must distinguished clliuus here at home, who have been cureu oy its magic power. Important Testimony. From Hon. J. W. Chapman, Judge of First Judicial District, Indiana. Madison, tad., lass. Dr. Oio. W. Phillits, Cincinnati, Ohio: Tin. I lis used several small bottles of your "Coui:b Syrup," personally and lu my family, nd having men lis ef fects on others, in numerous Instauces of ,.everecold and congbs, 1 most cheerfully recommend It nan in fallible remedy lu all sucb case. If this Syrup were In general n, I confidently believe a large majority of the colds, accompanied hy coughs, that how termi. nate fn Consumption, would he effectually arrested. In fact,l oau see no necessity for auy, wbocanobta n this remedy, being thus afflicted. ....., , Bespootfully yours. J. W. CMAPMAN, I Head Thia, Also. from Hon. V. Storer. LL. D Judge of tbe Superior court ol uiooiuuati, OinorintATr, Dec. Dr. O. W. PHiLitrsDear Sir: Your Oough Mix. tura bas been usod witb graat suoeassi my family. I belie . It to be a most safe and .(float us preparation for IB' oureoi ordinary colas, as i aa i uiu affections of the tbroat aud lungs. Many of sir neighbors, who have felt the good effects of this med. loiue, assure me that tbey regard it with g,0'" DR.Q.W, PHILLIPS Sole Proprietor. Bofd Wholesale by Bulre, F.ckstln A Oo.John D ParkjOeo. M. Dixon; A. Tofel; Alln A Co.tOordoa & Bro.: r'.dw. S.'-nnlin & Co.; J. A. 0. Reatlrt, aud by Druggists generally. '


ocr: To tlie Ladies. THE BOUDOIR Double-Thread Sewln? Machine THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Dablethread Sewing Machine ever eflered la the Ctaolaaatl saarkeU This Machine possesses advantages oyer any thing bow In ose. Offlos to Melodeon Building, corner Fourth and Walnut, np stairs. Agents wanted la ths West and Bonth. car Bend for circular. Address XV. E. Braman Sc Co. pM-ly T AD1ES IF YOU WISH A GOOD DOTJ- JLm ble.Threaded Fsmllv Bewllis Machine: which for practical nse can not be surpassed, call at No. lrusie ttuuoing. second story, corner sonrtn ana Walnut, and see "Novelty," Bruen's Patent, the only Machine that can be used with either a slnele or doa ble thread, it is the best Machine made, and never breaks needles. Call and see It. or send for a Circular and specimen or work. r. T. COLBMAN, Sols Agent for the West and South-west, 9


ocr: COVINGTON ADVERT'S. "iTpan1 elTaTo 67," Bealera la Millinery Groods BIBBONR, STRAW OOODB, BILKS, BLONDS LACES, FLOWKU4, ttUUIiaS, 10, ' .tludlson Htreet. OA BILL B Old stand, a few doors aboys Fifth, apiai covuiiiioM, ax.


ocr: THE DAILY PRESS li prinUd and ubushod Uit;in&kh cptllb O. 37. TT TiTi, At rTr JMbj VM -F0rtta Street. llifc!'jB,4 1," 'l'r.rtW Ini-'iNCINNATtrcoV.. 1N0T0N and NfVVi'oRT.and In surrounuin- cities, UlM-udlowo,a4 i . . j i SIX CENTS A WEEK, ' fayabi to th camsr. ,',..',. . PRICE OK MAILING. ; sMufte Copt, I ets. On Month, 40 cti. Tare . . Months, fl 00; Or Tear, (4 00. , .


ocr: 11. P. EHAS New .Wholesale ' WATCII & JEWELRY IlflCSB 16 West Fourth Street, Where can be had everr article appertaining to tha Business at a much lete price, for CASH, tbaa has ever before been offered In this market. 1 ) "-' GIVE U8 A CALL i And see for yourselves. ' ' ., apM BECGS b SMITH, No. 6 Wert 4th 8t. ARB NOW RKCBIVINO ADPITION6 their large assortment of Watchee, Jowelrr. Silverware and Diamonds. , , ALSO-P i , i . i A tine assortm-nt of Plated Tea Beta and Catlery and Oper wiaaees. xM ' WILLIAM OWEN, - Manufacturer of . SILVER WARE AND JEWE1BI, Wholesale and Retail Sealer la Watches, Cutlery & Fancy Good, , N. W. OOBNKB MAIN AMD F0TJBTH BTBXKT8, . Cincinnati. Ohio! Ill' DENTAL CARDS. I. L. HAMLIN. a. a. surra. Drs. IIAMLEN & SMITH, ... DENTISTS, No. 3 Weat Fourth St. ' 178 . DR. 8. WAEDLE, , ' DENT Office No. 138 West Fourth street, cincinka ri onio -. INDIAN QUEEN COFFEE SALOON No. 50 East I'carl. Keep constant! on baud, Hot Collea, Tea, Chocolate Boef Steak, If am and Egga, Ac, Ac,, o ,, ; , BiacniN k hoi. 164 PfTffiNIX BLIND FACTORY, WM. W. CAltPKNTEB A CO., Manufacturer of Vanities Hinds and Window Shades, wholesale and retail. No. Sixth street, botween Walnut and Vine, opposite Wood's Theater, Cincinnati, O. Old Blinds repainted and rotriiuaied. Church, Store aud other targe Hliades made and lettered. Tfi SNOWDON & OTTE, 91 West Fourth St., bet. Main St Walnut; WINDOW SHADES DAMASK, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS: SPUING, HAItt, COTTON AND IIU8H MATTRESSES; TABLE AND FLOOR OIL-CLOTH8. The largest and best assortment of Wludow Shade ever oflered In the cltv. mrBl SHADES MADK TO ORDER. fM Oats and Flour. 4,000 osnHpRIMK 800 Bbls. Select Family flour. In store aud for sale bf PIEBCEB au)24 ' 817 and 919 Broadway and Loo'' i , t i ' I. A ' rt DURNET HOUSE. . (CARD.) M Y. -It : ', THE undersigned having takes Instant, for a tern, of years, the tM known a the ike! I . Burnot Housq. Beg leave to aay to the citizens of Cincinnati visitors or the Oneen City, that no effort shall spared to make the " Burnet" worthy In every ticular an enterprising city that It shall not be aur f!1,d 7 nl ilou iu "e Union. A trial is fully solicited from regular hoarders and tho travel ing public. . JOUN80M.SAENDatAlH). I a-ara , ANDERSON A HANNAFOKD, Manchester Building, 8. W. earner Third and streamer Ma,.' apUmo i - CINCINNATI. 01110. ,:i ... ILLIAM H. BALDWIN. ATTORN and Counsellor a Uw, Cbaae'a Building Third atrent, S doere Kaat of Main 171 RANKLIN TIPS AND FOtlllDBT. B. ALLIHON. SnperlntebdeBt. frluUng aU terialj at aU kiada, let Viae street, ; - '-- " , m.-i va tt.,i : i) ji,


ocr: . '' A remarkable: book. HINTS T0WARDP1IY6ICAL PERFEC TION: Ob, Th Philosophy or Human Biau ty; showing Ho to Acquire and Retain Bodily Syau metry, Health and Vigor; Secure Long Life; and Avoid the Infirmities and Deformities of Age. By D. H, J acquis Tbla is a book for . Parents, Young Women, and . Teachers, Touug Men Everybody, ia fact, who Tallies Health, Strength, Grace, Beauty and Long Life, should Read It. Tue following era a few ol the subjects treated: Embryology, Infancy, Childhood. Education, Gym uaetlca, Uirliiood, Womanhood, Occupations, Cli mate. Physical Culture, Diet, Longevity, Arts Beauty, How to Live. It commends itself especially to women, whether aa wife and mother, or na maldeu. Illustrated with twenty beautiful Plates, and numerous Wood -Go ta. Frusta wiulin.Rllt.yi. IWLEB A WELLS, Publishers, New York. For sale by A, III TCHINKON, jee Bookseller, 16o Vius st., Cincinnati


ocr: I 1 N. Y. & PHILAD'A ADVTS. . . UUU9L (oit thi euiopkaw frRNER CHAMBER ST. AND WEST j BROADWAY, opp. Hudson B. B, B. Deoot. u l ui vi i u u - NhW YORK. JOHN L. HANSON. JAMES W. QIEEN & CO. OPTICIA.SrS, 924 CHESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. School Apparatus:, Thermometers, MasK Lanterns, Mathematical Iustrumenia, Spy-Glasses, Spectacles, hc. SMT A rail priced and Illustrated Catalogue sent by mail, rata or cbabo., on application. IM


ocr: PRACTICAL MERCANTILE COLLEGE, No. 51) S. W. tor. Foorth and Waluat Stsi CIMCINNATl, O. Open Day and Evening for Inrtruetlona la Double Entry Book Keeping. Penmatiftbip and business Arith metio. Term, for a full Course reduced to Two or more entering at Ui. same time, $23 eaeli, K. V. SVIITII, Principal.


ocr: COMMENCING APRIL 11, 1859. BJ5fXfl llBBJBBBBej(fapaejeBB LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD. Four Trains Daily. THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS. film train I E..ina, n A. JTI.,vonnm, Tl. Oolnnibns and Cleveland, vlaUohinihua,CTratllne and riiinunrpn. via uieveinuti anu steamer, .-int. Train stop., tietaern Cincinnati and Golnmhns, at Lov.. nu.., viuniif murivw, Ai'uin, vru.i , inv, duuir Charle.ioii, London and West JifTunion. rwi.nu Train- tin. 3 Kxprwn, at S A. St., ronneoU Via CohllllbllM. Itall.lr tti.H lt..,.i,MMl. WhMllii0! Ib Colnmbu.teiibenvineaud Pittsburg: via Columbus, urvninnn anu riiisourg: via Columbus and Clove l"rt l't,,ri'. 'a Cleveland and steamer: Spring, fle d. Th a Trn ii atnn. ci....i.....il .n,l r?.. Inmhits, at Plalnvlllo, Mllford, Lovelaud, Morrow, Spring Valley, Xeniaand London. mint train acronimodatloii, at 4:10 T. M., for olumlm. and Sprhififipld. Fourth Traln-NIlif EToree.. at ll:Sn P. M.t rnn. nect. vlat'olumhus, Bellnlr and Bcnwond; Wheeling; via Coliiinbua, HUiuln-nvllle and Pittsburg; via Co. lnmbuj, CrcMlltie and Pittsburg: l Oolunihna and Cleveland. Tbi. train .top. at Lelnnri, Alnrrow, Corwin, Xenia and Loudon. SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN. No. 1 ExDnma. IhruunhtoClnvMnndwItliontehana. ol cars. No. 2 Express, through to Wheeling without Chang, of rars. Tho NIGIIT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati atll:3fll. M..ruiiilBlly,exrepttATIJRDAX8. The other Trains rn daily, except SUNDAYS. rur aii imurinnriou, ami iaroun ll Rota to Boe. ton. New Ynrk. PhilwilMlnlil!. nHltln.., ton, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,. Dunkirk, Clevelaud, Pittsburg, Wheeling, and all the Eaxtern places, applv at the Offices, Walnut Street Hotim, No. 1 Biw. net House, south east corner of Broadway aud Front streets, aud at the Eastern Depot. i rains run Dy t oiutuou. time, wntcn IS Seven ntiu ntos faster than Cincinnati time. J. DURAND, Sup't. ,. . . OninibltlleS rail fm-nasfmno'era hv Inavinff illrAntlnna at the Ticket Olticea. mylT HIGH SPEED RESTORED. 'triv tag Shortest and Quickest Route to CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST, VIA INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI, LAFAYETTE AND CHICAGO, SHORT-LINE RAILROADS, Only One Change of Cars between Cincinnati and Chicago. Three Pnssonirev TralnaleavarHnn1nn.fi it&n. fMni tho font of Mill and Front street. :oo A. Bl. Chicago Mall arrives at Indianapolis at 10:30 A.M.: Chicago at Ml P. M. Thi. tr-in mn. nects with all night trains out of Chicago, tor the West and North-west. 12:00 M. Terre HautoandLayfayette Accommoda tion arrives at Indiananolia. at ft.lil P M matin direct connections at Indianapolis with Terre Uauta Trains and Imllanapolia and Lafayette tr-.li.. for i.uiauir. cpringnein, xapits, ijuincy, iiannmal and St. Ji-Mllh: aluuwith Pi.ru traiiiu Snr Pnru 1TI Wa.n. and Toledo. 6:ini p.m. Chicnfro Express arrives at Indianapolis at 10:30 P. 31.: 1 hlcico at 7:40 A.M. IMaklno mmu. connections at Chicago with nil morning trains out . .vlli "xu- nuiu cuninH;is at innianapoiis with Torre Hauto trains for all points West and Northwest. Mlecning cars aro attached to all the nluht trains n this line, and run through to Clilrjurn ulthnufc change of cars. This Is exclusively a Western and North-western route, and with favorable and reliable arrangements wi-ii nu cuuuucunK roaos inrougnuui ine entire West, guarantees unusual care and the amnlest ao- commoilations to the patrons of this liue. mw josure you are in tue rignt iicaet omce Derore you purchase your tickets, aud ask for tickets via Lawreucebnrg aud Indianapolis. Fare the same aa bv auv other route. B&asami checked through. THROUGH TICKETS, good until nsed, can be ob tained at the ticket otllcea, at Spencer House Comer, north-west corner Broadway and Front; No. 1 Bur net House Corner; at the Walnut-street House, and at Depot office, foot of Mill, on Front street, where all necessary Information may he had. Omnibuses run to and from eath train, and will call for paapengers at all hotels and all parts of the city, by leaving addross at either office. W. H. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent. Cincinnati. Richmond & INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.


ocr: SPECTACLES. THE BEST IN USE, ACCURATELY fitted to the condition of tho sitfbt, and war ranted to suit. The best quality of OPERA GLASSES, At prices to suit all. Large assortment of Stereoscopes & Of best quality, and at Eastern prices. SWOPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND PHILO 30PUICAL INSTRUMENTS always on hand. HENRY WARE, Optician, Mo. 7 Wost Fourth St., opposite the Iligh Steeple, AMERICAN BANK. NOT El COM PANY, south-east corner of Fourth and HruetH, C'inciuuuti, Ohio. Engraved in a style corre sponding In excellence to that of Bank Notes, Rail road, Stat, and County B"nrie, Certificates of and Deposit, Checks, Notes, Bill and Letter Cards, Ac., Ae. The above office I. under the supervi .Ion of 1238 GRO T. JONKH. Engraver.


ocr: j ' "WANTED, AND FOR HIRE. IMPORTANT TO ALL! Having taken the Intelligence Department of Shires' Commercial Exchange, 62 East Third street, ' I am fully prepared to furnish Help or Employment of any kind AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE, ON FAIR AND LIBERAL TERMS. Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Instance. NO CHARGE TO SERVANTS. Private Families Supplied for $2 per Year. Hotels aud Boarding; -houses for 5 per ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH LANGUAGES SPOKEN COME ONE! COME Respectfully, BICHAED ALLEN. ap20-eod


ocr: RUPTURE. F1-R8. DANIELS RADICAL CURE TRUSS, JLjf the only truss known by which Hernia can be treated on philosophic, principle; alto, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, buspensors, Elautlc and treated on philosophical principles; also, Abdominal CckW' of the treatment of all Physical Deformities, Club Feet. Bow-Lena. Knock-Knees, Weak Ankles, Pa- un. xmuitns inne a peciunt ralysia in whatever part, Spinal Aflectiona, and all nervous Aiisea.ee. Oftlc. and Institute. No. Si West Fourth street. 168 Cincinnati, Ohio.


ocr: ew and Invaluable . Remedy for . tbe Cure of Rupture, A CERTAIN CURE. The nndersiraed nrenarea a Plaster out of Bvrlsa Alpine herbs, whlck he can recommend to all suffer ing of Knpture, as a remedy which will cure this painful disease in the oldest of ceaea, in a ahort time, without Ipalns. Having proved lis most wonderful healiug power during many years practice in Swit zerland and Germany, be would invite all ruptured oeraonato aire It afalr trial. One pot of it, (tbe price of which is will effect a cure In most cases. It la nr aaie at a. taj il b Drug store, norm-east oor ner of Sixth and Main streets, Cincinnati. air. u. itnunaa, Letters for further information to be addressed to 0. Zurcher, Box 84, Cincinnati. Ohio. Hi


ocr: THE DAILY PRESS Ii printed and published daily, (Sunday! excepted,) by O. 37. TTATJi, At No. 14 West Fourth Street, and delivered to snbacrlher. In CINCINNATI. COT. 1NQT0N and NEWPOBT, and in surrounding cltlM, Tillage ana town, at SIX CENTS A WEEK, peyebl. to tha earner. PRICES OF MAILING. Blncla Copies, f eta.l On Month, 40 cU.i Thrs Months, gl 00; On a Tsar, St 00.


ocr: MAPS AND GUIDE BOOKS! FOB THE Western Emigrant and Traveler. fflOWNSHIP AND RAILWAY MAPS OF -BL Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri.Kansoa, Nebraska and Texas. Price, ooceuiseacn. ine Doctioual Slaps ol Illinois. Wis consin, Minnesota, lowa, Kansas and AoDrasaa, ..H. uuiu. tni, .iiiiiuum, Ol. JUST BEADY THal MIGRANT'S GUIDE TEXAS. Price, 25 ceuts. Maps of all other pub lisher, constantly on baud. Pocket Maps sent free, by mall, on receipt oi me price. A. JUXiIl lcr n Aliju, map rnouaner, apao 166 Walnut stnet, Cincinnati. fi TO


ocr: Kelsey & Co.'s SEWING illlCHIM ; SEWS THE THINNEST FABRIC. THE UNIVERSAL I-'olda a Narrow Hem on aU Fabrics,' Kelsey & Co.'s SEWS THE THICKEST FABRIC. THE UNIVERSAL HEMMEtt Folds a Wide Hem ou all Fabric. CALL, AND EXAlttipJS, I - -AT- . GO, SO, GO, West Fourth Street. ' D. W. HARRINGTON & CO., 21"w Agent,. Blank B 00k s . LKDOFHM, C'AHIf linnKrl, JtHJItAI,. iMvni BAVBUOKH, 8ALESBVl6k;W Killed aud Bound to any pattern, in the best style. and at the LOWKCT PKICEB, , ' CUECK BOOKS, NOTE AND BILV BOOKS, 1" PRINTED RECEIPTS, ' BILLS OF LADING, Et. COPYING PRESSES, Dampening Tablets and Books, AT. LOW. PRICES! Supplied VfiffJ?JK;5.--il rk MOOKK, VI1,HTA II, KKVH ft t o.. 21c IV... I.-SVIlll-K HOOKH. v - vHI ! reel , .iet Your - SliUIiiii Done At Ko. M Weal Kourth St., and test the Quality of GEO. E. 8LOAT A CO.'S FAMILY. SEWING MACHINES. 3 , 1 . rIE tm AM) f. : " DRUGGIST Al t. vi'fii it. The Amorioan n Dispensatory, .' f ' . WV 1 f'.Ti vi mrwn u. n , . - ""nn auiui MLfi iir f r, rirra KoitioM Kerlaed and Knlnrgd lrom thr I rl.. royal eoWro, 1476 pages. FBICE, f 00. ust puousnea . . " 1 c )


ocr: ' J. J. BITLER'8 Excelsior Fluid Inks. Mauuiaclory, 3d Vine 8t. 64 WRIOHTSON & CO. ' '' ' ' ' . ' '.""AM TBI , ' ( Printers IN TOWN. SMITH'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Walnut Street. ENTHANCK SI FOOBTH ST., Ox"en Dav and Evening. E. W. SMITH, Prinoipal, 2 Cincinnati, Ohio. .' DON'T READ THIS, And then forget that yon can buy new Shirt Collars cheeper Ihnn washing old ones, at Mason's Hat Store, .: . FIFTH ST., near Walnut-snte agent for Gent's pat ent enameled Collars, all styles. 60 cts. per dozen or 13 00 per 1 00. 41 D. W. WRIGHT, General Auctioneer, Balis Room No. 11 East Third St. CASH ADVANCED ON GOODS LEFT for sale. Sales attended In city orconntrv for moderate commisslona. ; ninr'l7t WM. MOREHOUSE & CO., Upholsters, AND Mannfaatnrera of all kinds of STnttmaaes snd nedding, Houthanat corner of Fifth and Plum streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. its) WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION of Artists, Merchants, Teacl.Jn, Conuoiaeurs and Dealers geueraily, to th following : ARTISTS' MATERIALS, Eiujrixvimjt, Framing of Entry Detcription, Stereoscopes and Views, POTICTROMA KIA DRAPHAM A MATERIALS GRECIAN PAINTING. er Teachers, Seminaries and Dealers supplied at fJV'SSL discount. RAILROAD MEN and MF.tt LHANT8 will please note our prices for Framing Cards, 4c, by the Quantity. '.' - A, P. C. BONTH CO., 1 it 14 Walnut and 7 Third B'reet. TO THEPUBLIC. JHAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS AT NO. 7 WKST THIRD STRKKT, aud nm pro. pnrl to meet the public with first rate Materials, anil make Clothes to ordor, iu the beat anil latent style. A. V. THOMPSON, ninrlft-lw ; C. CURRY WILLIAMS, MAMvrACTuaea and imfobtsb or PAPER HAN GIN US, Xo. 85 Main Street, Ona door above Pearl, Cincinnati. ' sg , Daniel Wunder, , PHACTICAIj butch eh And Dealer In FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, POULTRY, And all kinds of Game lit Season, POTATO Kg AND OTHEB VkOETASLli, U No. 11 WEST FIFTH STREET, Steamboats supplied at the lowest market prices.


ocr: SMITH'S PRACTICAL MERCANTILE COLLEGE, Ne. 51,8. W. sor. Fosrth and Wslsat Sti gllCIWflTI' .... Onen Dav and Gvenine fur InsLraetinas tn TonMs- Bntry Book Keeplna, Peamaashln and Rutlnejs Arltk- antie. T.rms fur a fall Co urea redaed to AHO. . Twa or mora enteriug at tha tame lime, each, Iv. W. SIVII'I II, Principal.


ocr: , Bntry Book Keeplna, Peamaashln and Rutlnejs Arltk- antie. T.rms fur a fall Co urea redaed to AHO. . Twa or mora enteriug at tha tame lime, each, Iv. W. SIVII'I II, Principal. AYian'Q LUNG AND THROAT INSTITUTE, No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET. The following letter la rrom one of our well known merchauta. w iiatevorhe Indorsee mutt beef sterling value. It s wall worth raadlug : Cincinnati, February l, me. About a month aao I called at Dr. Aver 'a "Throat IU and Liinglnstltnte," 3ueat Foiirthetreet.fortreat- ft' ent for Tousilltla aud Chronic Indammatloo of the hrnat. The tonsila and uvula tor Delete) were BO much enlarged that there seemed to ba hut one course to pursue, aud that waa to cut theia off; tale I had been told by other phyefcleue, who had alao candidly ton ma tlMv could not cure ma. Dr. Avar made a careful examination and prouounoed excision uunec. aesary, and prescribed Medicated Inhalation and top. leal applications, witu general Treatment, anu tua re sult Is a riarsor raiunra I The innamniatloa has been allayed, and tbe tonsila and palate reduced to their natural sire and position. I now have so sore- Dene or dttneiuty wnatever ol tue throat, aud rut hat I ah Jtow panrr,cTi.T wai.t. I ( cordially commend Dr. Ayeraa esklllfuland com- uis speciality, ana wormy oi an doof treaUnautia rational, pleas- . aut, and certainly In my eaaa auereasful, and 1 have ...n ruuin to l,Alleie the Doctor Is eonallv anr.oasa. fill In all other rweee while I have been under treat. Bitot at the institute. juun n. ur.tr.nri, nil Fourth atreet. between Vine and Walnut. PORTABLE COOKING RANGE. WE HAVE PERFECTED THE PAT TEHNS of a Superior Portable Cooking Range, FOR. WOOD OR COAL, WITH TWO OTENsJ AND Patent Charooal Broiler, One een be eaen In operation at our Store. Money! Money! Money! ' PAWNBROKER'S OFFICE. MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, JEW KLUY and all kinds of Merchandise, at low rates of Interest, at No. Oil Wust Sixth sttsst, ue- Interest, at Pic uluut A Vine, twoon v all Q.'C. KNIFFIN, Dealer (u LADI), WEBSTER. dV CO.' i " 1 (Late Huut, Webster A Co,s.) , ! Improved Manufacturing and . Family SEWING MACHINES, To n WHST FOUBTH ST.. CINCINNATI. Jno. Griffiths, UANW ACTPBBB Of RIFLES AND PISTOLB, No. IMS BsAIa) Bill hid, Wast aids, batweon Fourth and Fifth etsaets, . ' . Cincinnati, O,, Importer of double-barreled Shut Bunt. Oun l?w- rVals, rporilng Apparalw, ate. mrznA XI.. DAVIS, TRUNK. MANUFACTURER, OIBSON HOUSE, WALNUT STKKKT, SKTWkkM rOVSTH ill) llftt STBkkTS, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Traveling and Packing Trunks of all kinds, Ta llsea, Carpet-hacks, batcnala, A.,ountantlv on baud or made to order. i i . M4-AM rUE AND POTASlt- l I t hi tins, nine,' Xi ca.li. P.ilaMlt. Kir sals by . B. uirSl .. ' ' !,. 1 I BAHTI KTT A CO., tlj S est trout St.


ocr: aennally. i'lats or ine proporty can ne uau dv applying to Carlisle, room No. ft. second floor, f'arllslo of COOPER A 8TOKEH, p')-tir i Auctioneers. I am bow rccoivipg a large assortment of i & AMERICAN CARPETS, dil Cloths, i . RUGS. LACE CURTAINS, ' U., from the Auctlon-Rooma aud I Manufactories, All of which will be aold at the O WE ST PRICES. HENRY FALLS, West Fourth Street. apis-iro T ' I BUY YOUR RIBBONS At Vo. 30 West Fourth Street. ! IMMENSE STOCK JUST OPENED. J. LcBOUTILLIEE, & BEOS. mr29 HARDWARE. LATIMER, COLBURN & LUPTON, WHOLESALE .Hardware Merchants, 55 JEjnjmJXLM ST., , CINCINNATI. HAVING RECEIVED IMPORTANT AD DITIONS of both Knwllah and American (jooda, and our stork being now full aud complete. wo are preparea io oner to iinruware israiem nu iu Country Trade specal inducements and advantages the inducements cf reduced prices, and the advan tages of a varied and comploteatocK, ineiuuiug various Goods which can not ho procured ou tho same terms elsewhere. - Our arrangements as Agents for tbe sale or IIOE & CO.'S SAWS; Casey, Clark & Co.'s Planes; NiYLOR & CO.'S STEELS, Are permanency 'esfaollsriedy and having exclusive control as their Agents in Cincinnati, our customers enjoy tlie benefit of purchasing their goods here at lapwry prices. .... . W solicit an examination of stock and prices, and -will execute oil orders lutrusted to us with precision and dispatch. LATIMER, C0LBUM & LUPTON, Wholesale Hardware Merchants, Io. SS JEARL STREET. .ap7-lmF - -- -'- - - : Cincinnati Hosiery Store, Cincinnati Hosiery btore, Cincinnati Hosiery Store, - ' ' r' TIY V. cor, Flftli and Vluo, N. W. cor. Filth aud Vine, N. W. cor. Fifth and Vine. LEAVITT. & BEVTS, LEAVITT & BEVIS, - LEAVITT, & BEVIS, ,. LEAVITT & BEVIS, RiMnectfullv Invite tho attention of purchasers to ' their well setecud stock of 8PFUN SPAIN tPR.1 N PRIN ery: r- - w n v itai IERY, UNDER GARMENTS, UNDER GARMENTS, UNDER GARMENTS, : GLOVES AND MITTS, GLOVES AND MITT8, GLOVES AND MITTS, NHW (STYI.K LACK TI1, NUW 8TYLE LACK TIKS, . -.; i NEW 8TVL1S LACK TIES, And Furnishing Goods Generally, And Furniithiiig Goods Generally, And FuruUUUiK Goods Generally, FOB IAB1ES, GENTS AND CHILDREN, LADIES OKNTS AND CHILPKKN, LADIES, OJCN1S AND CUILDKtN. ( GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. I STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUBLIN AND LONDONDERRY FOB S30. raou ksw yosx. glnsa-ow, Thomson... Baturdny, May 14, at 12 noon; illiiburah, Ouramiiig.. Wednesday, June I, " Iunstow, Tbouioon " July n, ' Iiiliiiburab.Cuuiuiiiig.. " JulyX.' .. Saosl MLASIiOW. Kdlliblirah. dimming. .Saturday, May T. IOWi Tliomson ow. Thomson " jiiiiu u. Edinburgh, Cummlug... " Julys. Rates of Passage from New York, Philadelphia or Boston, to OIuskow. Liverpool, Belfast, Dufdin or Londonderry, lliit class, 73. Steeruue, found with au abundance of properly -cooked provisions, IjjiJQ. PnsBuge from either of tbe above places to Ne' lacos to New York, nrst cabin, 9791 ateeriige, (Mil. mi (Ih lilrun ' under twelve years of hub. half tare. An exnerienceil Surgeon attached to svach steumer. Nocuargsfor lueuicines. For Freight or Passsgn, apply to ap27 HUBERT CRAII IO, 17 Broadway. G. W. TAGART & CO., JOB PRINTERS, ; - '' " -N"o. 19- West Fourth Street. OPPOIIXS JHB PAIL Y PBBI8.


ocr: Wa hart REMOVED to our New More, In Pike's Opera Hons .Building, And are now prepared to wait npnn frlenrta anil customers with la. largest and most compiat aasort. msnt of CARPETING In th cltr. W an la raoeipt of oar Spring Impor tations of ENGLISH CARPETING, Embracing U tta richest designs and most popu lar pattern, brought to this country, to which we Invite spoolal attention. KINGWALT & AVERY, No. 69 West Fourth street.


ocr: WANTED. "WANTS," "FOR SALE," "TO LET," "LOST " "FOUN D," Ac, in this column, occupying three line or less, two insertions, twenty-five cents. WANTED 8KWING MACHINES I , . wish purchase several of the best Sewln Machines for family use. Circulars, accompanied br samples of work, mar be sent to II. P. P., Box m Post-omre. None other than those making the Lock Stitch alikoon both sides need apply. WANTED BOY A first-rate American bnr. 14 rears old. would lib. a alinstlnn in . .i"r. Annress r. Bl'lbAlt, OT. clnnstt, Ohio. Post-office, Cln- :sjo WANTED SITUATION A permanent situation by a young man wllllnc to do it. Best of references given and required. Address Box I.ftTT Posl-ollloe, 314 VVANTED BAR-KEEPER at w w No. 23 East Fourth street, to T. B 315 WANTED A MAN In Boarding, EaT-Ing-Honse and Saloon. Apply to I. B. B., No. East Fourth street. jig WANTED CLERKS A MECHANICS IA man and Ife to so on a farm. A man to goto the Kansas gold mines. A man who under stands vegetable gardening anil six lemale servants. in cny aim country. Apply ut A. I. CAHeUN H General Information Office. 382 Western Bow. 297 WANTED BOARD In a private family where there are no other boarders, within a few minutes walk of the PostoRlce. Address "I).," Dally JN-esa office. 2a WANTED SITUATION By a Boy 17 years of ass. in a wholesale Grocery or Pro duce Store, to learn the business. Can come well recommended. Address "F. N. R.," this office, an WANTED SITUATION By a Lady, Writing Copying Letters or Manuscripts, or any other kind of writing thnt would pay well. Has no objection to write In an office with her employer, provided he Is agreeable and good-looking. Address ''Kmlle," Dstly Press office. 271 WANTEDrTOTRADE I have six hundred and eighty acres of choice Land, which I wish to exchange for Goods. Any party wishing to make such a trado will please address mm on, J imioiur,. 2j Hamilton, February 26, 18MI. WANTED SITUATION As Book keeper or Clerk, either in this city, (Cincin nati,) or any other South or West or. would have no objection ss clerk on steamboat. Address JOHN U. UKUUUlt, Hamilton, Ohio. 271 ma AniLii; uiiiL. A good gi ww housework. References ruquired. at "Dally Press" office. irl to do Enquire 2W TLmTANTED GIRL- From 14 to 1 0 years w w of age. to tnke care of a child. Aimlv at No. .171 Georgo street, tirst houxe below Linn st. 2i't9 WANTED A Lady of experience wishes a situation as Teacher In DRAWING AND PAINTING, or ENGLISH BRANCHES. M. A. CLARK, Southampton, Miiss WANTED PAPER-BOXMAKERS. Apply upstairs, over 34 East Third street. 254 WANTED As NURSE One who un derstands how to take care of children. Ap ply at 48Kat Sixth street. 237 WANTED CUSTOMERS For a lotof Baskets, to be closed out very cheap, at Pro. duce Commission Store, 103 Wost Fifth street, by JOHN BELL. no WANTED MEN Encrgetio young men totravel snd sell some new and fast sell ing Books and Charts. Hy application and economy, from tM to S 100 a month rau be cleared. Call and see.or adilros for catalogue, Ac, MACK R. BAR NITZ. Publisher, 3K and 40 West Fourth street. N. B. Tho Colored Engravings In my books add SO