Indiana American, Volume 21, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 21 October 1853 — Page 3

MststiaesUlem t tlsa Tssrllf. Tht following circular hat been ad dressed by the Secretary of the Treasury to a number of the prominent New York merchants, which indicates that he ittend to recomm end to Couffresa some Iteration of the present tariff: Tmasckt Dew rtmekt, Sept 20, '53. Sir The increasing revenue and accumulation amount of money in the "treasury, render it most probable that the tariff will be made a prominent subject of diacussion and examination with view to reduction during the approaching session of Congress. In the meantime, and at aa early a day aa may be, I am desirous to obtain from the most reliable sources the bestinfor- j

nation of the working of the present rates of duty upon thi leading branches of industry of the country and of the effect to be expected from the proposed modifications. Understanding that you take an interest in this subject, and have given some attention to it, and perhaps have been in aituationsto place within your reach very valuable information you wil' much -oblige me, by communicating to this department, your views thereon, and by furnishing lists of articles now subject to duty which according to such views should be free, and other articles on which the present duty should be reduced. The ex'uting tariff having been designed generally and substantially for revenue and for a fair and equal operation on both, or between the various sections of the country and the various branches of industry, the same objects should undoubtedly be kept in view and the reductions it any, should be so arranged, as to afford an equal participation in the benefit to every interest and to every section. Articles which enter into our manufactures, and those which do not come into competition with American products, are those about which there will doubtless be the least question. Besides these objects in the proposed reduction ot the tariff, of such arrange.men. as will afford proportional benefit and relief, to every portion and interest of the country, there is another which ought by no means to be disregarded; I mean to abridge the labors of the custom house. This object will be consulted by aJ--ling to the free list, of articles of general consumption, and articles paying little dnly, which but for this consideration .wight properly be made subjects of revenue. I am very respectfully, JAMES 'Jl'TURlE, Secretary of the Treasury. Church and State At the late Convention of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of New York, iiuhop Wainwright stated an instance of interposition of the civil power with the Ecclesiastical authority of that Diu--cesan, which is rather unusual in this country. The affair out of which this interposition grew is succinctly as follows: A clergymen in Ilumphreysviile, Conn ., wns charged, some two or three yetirs sg3, with having been guilty of immoral conduct with a daughter of one of his most estimable parUhoners. The offense was alleged to have been committed at a public house in New Haren, ami to have been immediately detected. The clergyman, to tcnpe trial, as wns -claimed, procured at once from his Dishtf the usual letters ol dismissal from that Diocese, oud obtained an eligible situation over a parish in Brooklyn, N. Y. -Some of the clergy of his old Diocese and others, believing the nun to be a scoundrel, gave publicity to the rumors affecting his character, and endeavored to bring him to trial. But aa his change of residence interposed some obstacles to their design, the prosecution of-the matter was delayed, which gave the accused an opportunity to tun upon his pursuers, which he diJ, by hiving a number of the most prominent clergymen and .laymen of the Connecticut Diocese, when on visits to New York arrested for slander. From each of these, he claimed damages to the amount of ten thousand dollars. Fighting his cause with adroitness and perseverence.he had contrived to postpone his final conviction till the present summer, when, accordingly to Bishop Wainwright, alter a protracted trial by a board of five able and judicious presbyters, of ' his own selection, he was convicted of the offence charged, and had been cited to appear and listen to his sentence; at this stage of the proceedings the Bishop received a notice from a Judge of the Supreme Court of New York, enjoining him to de--Hist from pronouncing ur suffering to bo pronounced any sentence until a hearing should be had before him. Th' Bishop bowed in obedience to the mandate of the court, though expressing his conviction that the civil courts were not Colled upon by any principle of justice thus to interfere with the execution of the ecclesiastical law. Considerable sensation was created in the convention, by this renewed attempt of the secular court to interpose its authority between the accused and the authorities of the church of which he was a minister. The convention finally - . - - I ! -. I. - ' I k acquiesceu in 1110 opinion expressed oy Rev. Dr. Hawks, that on a proper hearing Ol the case the principle would be re- ' tilimicd which had been already established by numerous decisions, that the ecclesiastical law, whei operating within tho limits of the Constitution and the law of the land, is, as to its proper subjects, a part of the law of the land, and M not to be thwarted in iti operations by tho interference of the secular authoritr. Itwynl C ondrarrnslarn. Queen Victoria lately visited tho Crystal l'alacn at Dublin, and condoacended to honor Mr. Dargan, tha designer of this national undertaking", by an half hour visit at his princely realdenre. Tita account, in speaking of tue presentation or w. I)., says: The Queen stretched forth her hand, as if for tho purpose of shaking hands with Mr. Dargun, but that gentleman's modesty not permitting him to respond to a distinction as great aa it was unrxEected.he hesitated for an instant, when er Majesty kindly laid her hand upon his arm, and shook it warinly. Ti effect ol this remarkable coudoso i.tion was electrical on all present The immense assemblage burst ont into an unanimous and eulhuaiaatic cheer, which was repeated again and sgain. Thus ended the first visit ever paid by the Queen to an untitled subject. How that sickening, cringing, crawl ing, dust-licking obsequiousness to mere mortality, sounds lit the ears of the free republicans ot this democratic land. This Irishman one of the noblest pctitueus of his racewas so overcome at this unexpected distinction that no tremoied and drew back, afraid to touch the royal hand, and her Majesty kindly shook her overpowered subiet t bv the orm, and her enraptured followers made the welkin ring again and again at tue remaraauie conuesctnsiou ol their august Queen, in smiling upon an untitled subject. One of the sovereigns of this republic should have taken Mr. Dargnu by the collar and shook bis slavish obsequiousness out of him, and made him stand before the face of royalty in the just statute of a man, and responded how are you, Madam!" Cleveland Herald. Jw'Delt is th wort hiud v( poverty.

TheNew Itlfnal. We learn from a circular addressed to the W P of Lexington Division, that the New Ritual has been received by the G S, and is now ready for delivery. The B B, Odes and Singing Cards cost $1 60. Singing Cards alone cost 60 cts. a dozen. The Order for the Blue Book must be accompanied by the signatures of the W P and R S, and the seal of the Divis

ion. According to the order of the National Division, the old ceremonies must be destroyed. The new ceremony, as t composition, will be found superior to the old, and in a short time far more popular. Until it is fairly understood, and the members fairly get the hang ofit, some disaffection may reasonably be expected. The delay in its issue is a subject of just cojiplaint, but as it has come at last let us have as many initiations as possible, and every officer fully learn his part. New Era. The Anti-Liquor Law. Massachusetts rumsellers are beginning to feel that this law has teeth, and that it can bite severely too. This has been demonstrated recently in Hingham, Natick, Weymouth, Randolph, Taunton, Attleborough, Chicopee, Springfield, and New Bedford. At all these places liquor has been seized, and, in most of them, convictions obtained, and fines iuflictcd. Good! Let it be kept biting awhile and rumsellers will be afraid of it. They have a pecu'iar dread of any animal which bites at their pockets as this law does. VOTICE Is hereby given that on the 2?th day i of September 1003 a writ of attach meDt was issued by me, John Kiew a Justice of Ute Peace oT the County of Franklin and State or Indians at the Instance and upon the affidavit of John 8. Wallace against the roods and chattels credits and effects or Charlotte Dailey, and also an affidavit made at the same time by the said John 8. Wallace Uial one John J. Dare of said County were Indebted to aald Charlotte Daily by note and a summons issued for said John J. Dare to appear on the lib day of October 1HS3 a 1 4 o'clock P. M. and mum vu made by the said constable and sn Inventory filed by the said John J. Dare of his Indebtedness to said Charlotte Dailey ss follows towit: One Soto of One Hondrcd Dollars payable on the 1st day of January 18.VI and that on the 31st day ofOctoberlM3,atsoVlock,P.M. I will proceed to bear and decide upon the claim of the said John 9. Wallace, whereof the said Charlotte Daily and all other persona concerned will take notice. JOH BLEW. Justice of the Peace. Oct, 1?53 13 3w, ITPLEASE TO READ TUIS-XI BOOK AGENTS WANTED. Xo toil Pictorial and feist 1 Works for the Year 1854 WANTED, IN RVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to enrage In the sale of some of ib. best Do ks publised In the Country To men of food address, possess!, ig a small caitul of from $25 to 1100, such Inducements will be offered as to enable them to make form 3 to $i a day profit t-TTlie Book a published by us are all useful in their tharacier, extremely popular, and command large sales wherever they ars offered. Fur further particulars, address, (postage paid,) ROBERT SEARS, PcsutHea, 181 William Mreet, New-York. "is KJIIT'S SOLUTION ' Will C me Diarrhoea & Bloody Flux 3.- ly M. X. IIAILE, Agent for Brookvtlle. Farm for Sale! The nndrslgned offers for sale a farm, 4 miles below Hrook rille near the Valley Kail Koad and Turnpike. It contains 244 acre, of which 120 seres In cultiv ation, including 60acre of bottom, and MSI fruit irres, with ordinär farm houses, gäSOO of I lie pr c- ran stand on interest many years. Call and ge la bargain. OctllIrS3 3w. Ü. HOLLAND. CAniNKT WARE A COX8TI.VB .Tho Undersigned, al No 69 West Fifth sL between Vine and Walnut takes pleasure in informing; his friends and the public that he his on hand as large and complete a stock or Cabinet Ware aa ran be found In tue West, of every description and qnatlty .cmbracing sl)les and prices which will be found adupted to the fancy snd necessities of all classes of purchasers. My stock Is equal In extent to any similar stock ever offered in the Western coup try. The workmanship is ef superior excellence in fashion snd durability. I am possessed of facilities for manufacturing,, by which I can afford my articles at unprecedented low terms. My motto is small profits and quirk returns." I respectfully invite the public to visit my extensive warerooms, snd examine my Tailed and elegant toc.. ROSEWOOD FURNITURE. Sow na handa eomple and very elegant assortment of Kosewood Furniture, embracing sofas, Tete-s-Tetct, Center Tables , Easy Chairs, Parh.r Chairs, etc. or the most beautiful and approved st les of form trim mint; and finish. I would also state, that I am prepared to St up la rice .Mirrors or Pier (Hasset, of the best quality, snd of any size or shape that may be required framed to suit the last of the purchasers. MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT WARE. Sofas. Tctes-1 stet. Center Tables, Standi. Ess Chairs, Hocking Chairs, Sofa-sent Chairs, HookCases and Hacks Bureau,, Bedsteads, etc. of every st le and description. COMMON CABINET WARE. I have on hand a very heavy stock of cheaper ware; comprising I sue, Flag, and Wood heat Chair, of all Nulea and prices. Bureaus, Tables, Hocking Chairs, Ktanda, Dedsleads, Lounges LOOKING-GLASSES ON HAND A large assortment of I.ooking.G lasses, of gilt, rosewood, and mahogany frames, which 1 will sell St low prices. MATRASSES ON HAND. A good supply of sprlng,curled tal and pal metto Malm, made In the beat manner snd also make them to order I n any wsy that map bo desired . Ordored work will receive particular attention ami bo done tn the moat workmanlike manner. 1'artlrutar attention paid to wholesale dealers. 43 lyr. A. CONSTINE. KAI Ii HU AD LKTTIKG. 1 h subscriber Is Ju.t now receiving from tho Allantlci Cities for Ilia approaching Fall and Wtntr trads a large, full and complete assortment o all Diu varleiU'i of Goods cnuinefPlsd In lbs follow lug list Stiijilo & Fancy Dry Goods. Silk (I ttiit, yHi,fsrrfri r,0wriiwrr, Olrtf wart, Hrlt (' Ä.f AW tlmmr as 0U CfsrA Crr"NHt! Lrmthet in which ths attention of the pubtie Is e.pveially dlmrUU. tie has taken rat pains this rail In the s "lection of his foodi nsbliiig htm to offur, to Ihs trade s slock which In silent snd variety exceed sny to be found In this market and to which he shall be maktna frtunl addition throuchoal Uidruoa. buyers would find It to Ihnlr Interest to call and Inmu l bit lock (which wil! always bo found larva and a Uractlve;tefore, purchasing elsewhere ss bs Is determined tat print as Urn a those of any hou In the eountry. H, TVS KM. P.M. Tho highest market pries always paid in ca h fur all kludigralii and all approved couuUy produce taken In sschang for goods. Urookvllle Oct, IXtb 163 43. Kti so II. Trma. Fsrpiihb 0. Rarir. Fall Stock Clothing 1853. C'llKAI'KK than the cheapest. The undersigned would again announce to their former patrons, and to lh iiubllr generally, that they ars gust In receipt; direct from NrwJtrk sea Philmlrlphin of uieir ran stock or Clotliinir UentsFurnishincGooil rUIH unrlf sllcd In Its s Klent, In lue eicollencs of artuius ,and In ths sxtrsmely low prices at which they are sold. 1 hey would also say that. In connexion with their slock of clothing, they bars lust received .and w ill keep eonsutully ou baud, a full and complete assortniuul of (Moths, Uassimeres, & Vesting, which will be told at uuusuallv low flirures or made to order, at the shortest notice, and In ths most rash ionable st) Is. I bey also keep a large and welt selected stock of Hats, ÜHjrs, lioots, Shoes, Shirtg, rrevsf , rmllmrt , ssrSs, Merit Ssckcr khilki; Arr g fvrtfrrf ..,, ummitllatmrfittimtki, trunk: sll of which lliey hsvs tsksn groat pains lu selecting, and hieb they are determined to sell stsuvb prices as will Insure their sale toany person who may have priced them, before purchasing sinew here. They would, therefore, earnestly Invite persons wishing an) thing In their lino, to call at their Ulothing Emporium. and examine their goods, their quality and price fueling cor-tM-nt liitu In neatness of lle snd 4urahl Illy of srlu-k' they cannot be excelled. They rnnuol forbear tenderiiii llielr lhai.ks to their customers. for lite manner lu which they have uppreclated their past exerlionsnd hope the confluence and patronage, heretofore so liberally bestowed, may be rnniluued loour mutual advantage, assuring th-m that we recognise, In our business iran.actioiii., r.uuo but the principle or fair doaling with all. TY.NfcK dx BAKKK. N. H. All work warranted, and any garment ripping will be repalrad gratuitously. Hiookville Od. Ulli lo53. Hats & Cats. A splendid lolof all slles sad prices,f Iheabovo arlivlu jn.t oenvd at (JALLIOVX SIOHE.

PREMIUM TEETH.

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Dr. J. u .Keely, Resident Surgeon Dentist. WOULD inform his friends and ths public generally, thaths has at much trouble snd sxpense sited up new and commodious Rooms where be will ha M iniNwmmMlii, tils nallenls much mors plesanlly than heretofore. All operations lu dental Art (such at Clemming, rilling, Extract. Ing, and ths Insertion of Artificial Teeth, from one tos complete set) performed upon the latest and mosispprovea principles ana wimnwu. Mo charges for examination oradvlce,whtch will be cheerfully given when called on. KtrtatLcis. His work. Rooms One doOr south of the Vallov House up stairs. 1 if. Cheap Bonnets. MIIS.K. W. BUTLER, has opened the largest snd raostsplendid assortment of milnery goods evet offered In Brookvllle, consisting of bonnets of every style, from 8jU up. Ribbons of every variety, together with a splendid etock of ostrich feathers, cans, and all varieties of linings, snd can furnish mlliuers wantlngiuppliet,at cheap as they csn be had in Cincinnati, übe Invites all her old customers to call aud examine her stock. 41 3m. LOOK HERE EVERT BODY! BltOOKVILLK BAKKItY, T AFR GARDNER Is now harpy to inform tho I J citixensof Brookvllle and vicinity, thst he has fitted op rhe old stand known st the Brookvllle Bakery, where he Intends carrying on the Baking business in connection with bis Confectionary and Eating Saloon. He la now prepared to supply all who may favorhlm with their pstronsge, w ith sny srticlslnhis line. Having secured the services of s good Baker, ho ft prepared to ssy that those whodeal with him shall haves good Clean, substantial article, st the lowest living prices. Thankful for past favors he hopes by-slricl attention to tfia wants of bis customers to merit a thaÄ of patronage. Ordersfoi Baklug will be attended to with neatnessand despatch. Choice family Groceries snd Confectlonsries always on hand. Also, sn Eating room, where he will be happy to wsil on his friends to the delicacies of the season. Oystertterved np to suit the tastes of his Customers. Last, though not lesst, his terms are Cash. ' LAFE GARDNER. Sept. 27th 1153. (6 months.) Public Sale! Pursuant to an order and decree of the Court of Common Pleatof Union county, Indiana, the undersigned, commissioners appointed for that purpose, will offer for sals at public suction, on the premises, sa the property of the heirs of Klijah H. Tucker, deceased, the real estate described ss follows, st the times and upon the. following con. ditlons, to wit: One hundred and forty-seven acres and s half off the West side of the 8. w. qr. of Sec. 30, In Township 1 3 of Ksngs 12 in the county of Fsyette; to bs told oo Tuesday ths 29th day of November next. The S.S. qr.of See. ST, Township 13 of Range S In Johnson coutty.lo be sold oa Friday ths 2nd day of December next. The E.balf of ths N. F..qr. of Sec. 17, Township 7, of Range one West, in the county of Franklin; to be solo on Wednesday the 7th of December next. The E. half of the N . W. qr. of Sec. 82, in Township 10 of Rang one West, alto In Franklin county, to be sold on Fridsy the 9th of December next. One hundred snd forty-fire seres of land described i follows, to wit: beginning at the .1. E. corner of ths N. W.qr. of Section Ij, In Township 10, In Rsnge one Wesl.ln the county of Union, running West on the line of said qr. to the N. W. corner thereof: thence South to the 8. W. corner; thence East 130 rods to a stone; thence onastrsight line to the place of beginning.known aa (he "louder" farm to be sold ou Saturday ,lutb of December next. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock on each of said days. Termsol Sale. One third of the purchase money will be required In hand, and the balance In two equal auuual Instalmeuts.to be secured by the purchaser's promisor y no les with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and the purchase money to remain a lieu on the laud until full and Ans I payment. Further particulars made known on tho day of sate. juii. v.. nuniii.s GKOKGK WILSON, Com ill's. September, 13, 1K3 II 4w, CLOTHS, casslmeres, Satinets and J runs I.isca at Kimrnn, have on hand a very large snd choice selection of clothsassimeres, satinets and Jeans, for sale at the lowsst figure. Call andses them. my 7 11IOCEHIF.S, Constantly on hand, fresh supll plietof the very best quality of Grocerlcs,attue cheap store of may 7 LI5CK A FARQUHAR. Ginghams. 100 PI ECES fine Clmrhamt. lust opened and for saleattbe OLD V H1TJJ COKXKR. Silks! Silks!! Silks!!! 4 rPIECES Dress Kilkt, eomprtsing 'JiO Places Scored. 10 M changable; ID " plain and fWured black; 5 " plaid; All of the finest stylet and best patterns Juit received snd will be sold cheap by tep 29 U N. JJ. GALLIO.V & SON. Eureka! Eureka!! . Such will be the exclamation of every one, that lookt In at the. . OLD WHITE CORNER. and examines the Urge and splendid stock ol Fall and Witiin Good. direct from New York and Botton, all of which were selected with cure .and expressly for this market. Our entire stock wa purchased ol Importers and wil I be told on the mot favorable terms. We are determined lo be on the "go ahead" principle snd notbe bestaelliiig low. We particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our superb slock of DKt.SS GOUDS comprising evervthing In this line from Calicoes to the flnestsiikt and satins. We have a large stock or men's wear's shoes, hats, caps.snd finally everything that is generally ket t In a retail ttore, a list of which will b round in small advertisements in thlt paper. We would here era tofullv,ackuowlvlKeoursolvot indebted to our many kind patrons for past Tavort and cordially Invito a continuance, tepifu 4 N.D.GALLIOXdtSOX. Ladies' Dress Goods. rro the ladle, ws would tny,ral1at the 'Old White A Corner,' and take a 'peep' at the finest lot of Press Uoods, ever offered lu this inarkel,consltins In part of 50 pieces muslin da tallies, ranging from 15cli tot I pur yard; S3 pieces cash! mere; IV IHIIIIIIIS 10 silk warp lustre; 30 " common do; 6 " craps ds laine; 10 " French merino; all of which were manufactured from the finest fabric and best materials and purchased direct from luiM)rler, aud all! bo told at small profits, by sep'.'; 4i. N. D. UALL1UN 6t SON. Calicoes! Calicoes!! QrtAnr.CKSbi'ilCoflieco.Mcrrlinac and New ZUWKngland Prints, just received at Ihn MepMV SS. OLD Will i KCOKXEK. Hoots & Shoes. IO cases Kip Hoots; S coarse S ' waterproof Boots 9 "mens calf " 8 Hup " S Boys coarse a Kip 1 M0111 roans ihoei: " Kip 1 Pine Calf 00 pra. Rubber dc Buffalo over Shoes; Just received by the undersigned direct from New York, snd will be sold cheap for cash. ft. l. UaLUuN 6t SON. Ladies Shoes. f?0 pain fatfllool; iui Kip ' Mi "float Uusklnst 3d S4 3(1 4M M Knamelad young Ladles Iloolt; Kins Kid Albums; Mew tl)lo Ostlers; Rubber llursklns; M Low Pandals; ' Fur Lined over Shoes: 84 Together with a largo and splendid assortment of Children's and Misset, extra flue shoes. Aswe pay particular a llenllon In lue aeieciioii or our boots and Nhoes, tn regard to durlbillly and neat ness, we havo no hesltenry in recommending the tame, and havo no fears of being excelled lu this brauch of our business, or of being beat selling low. . D.GALLION it HON, N i c k-N a c k s. Come snd see all of the nice things. In ths wsy of notions, to be found at Oslmon's tos, con. Is. ting in part, of Men's fine Huck, lar-akiii. Kid, tifk, Woo'en A Cotton Gloves, IiilleseW Misses Kid, Milk, W'oolene Cotton do. ephry's K.arfs, Woolen understosvet A t'uff's. VU-toriuet, Km brolderd Collars. Chemisetts, IM fa's and under. tleevrt, Kibbons, Linen 6t Cotton l acet.bwisssnd jackonst Insertions eV Kdglngs, Silk Laces, hrush. es, Thread's Velvet Linings, Needles, Pins, Muttons, Ac. Ac. Shawls! Shawls!! Shawls!!! A tuperbttock of Brocho.Cbene, Crape, Tblte wool, long and luuare thawls, at the OI.JiwillTKCORXKR. R. T. THoassca. C. Rtsklt W. Stswiy. THOKKUKN, STANLY A BKO.nRAKS FlUNUBKH AND FI.MSMKK5, No. 33 West Front tlreot, Cincinnati, keep constantly on hand a large i ..... . 1.. . I ... . li.. .mi.lalili ..I swam noisiiee, naiiint; uuit Pumps, bvtillng Machines, Ae. ti-. i . - -. n . .'.as va iuiib; maue w viuvi. Cash paid for Copper and Brass. Feb. aj, '53 10-1) r. G.C.DODD i FASHIONABLE HATTER. 54 Fifth Street. ClNUNATl OHIO. i iJ-i-r.

Cincinnati Advertisements. Head's Commercial College. , E.ttrntr r Mnln and I'tutlh Sit, Cincinnati, 0

rilllK object of this Institution is to qualify gentleJ. meu practically for the counting bouse and but sluess pursuits. Ths courts of Instruction embra ces the theory and practice of Hook Keeping by Double Entry, as applied to all departments of trade and commerce. Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile Transactions, Commercial Calculations, Ac, covering the entire floldt of commercial operations, thus enabling pupils to become finished accountants. The course ran be completed In from eight to twelve weeks. Terms S'.'5 In advance Pupils bain? taught Individually and not In clas ses, they ran enter at any time. Good board ran be obtained at from to 3 perweek. Further particular can bo obtained by calllngat the Institution, or by addressing tho principal, (post paid.) J. t. iic.AU, rnucipai nov. Vi, ifoj. 17-iyr. Daguerreotype Stork. COMBS.JKWKI.RY A N D FANCY GOODS IUI L,ITAUYOOD Importen and dealert tn the above articles, snd will sell allow pricet. PETKR UMITH, 3ov. 6 io-i-.'in. Cincinnati, ;to nun Mroci. W.II.MoostD.AxDxasos,C.FWiLiTAiB,S.B.KETt. MOORE, ANDERSON &. CO. Publishers Booksellers and STATION i: its. Dealers in Medical, Theological, Classical and School Books,&c. Ko.SftFourth Street. north side, west of Main, and at Corner of Main and Fourth streets, Cincinnati. JtySuperior Blank Books made to order forMerchants, Hankers, Steam-Boats, County Offices, Ac. sov. 10, Ki'i 47-iyr. Ü A V &. 31 A TLAC K, WHOLESALE DEALERS IS I) U V (s OO 1)S, No. 57 PEARL STREET, KKT. WAI.XUT A VIXE CI.NCIXXATI OHIO. -. Reduced Prices. LIBKRALDIM. TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. BELLOWS iM ANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfully informs the citixens of Cincinnati, and the public generativ, thathe still continues to manufacture Smiths' Bellows of all sizes at bit old stand on Second Street, between Broadway and Sycamore. Cincinnati. From his lonir experience in tho business, together with be ing provided wun a large lot oi aonsonea lumoer and other material, he it prepared in all cases to warrant his work good. A LSO, A n v its and Vices furnished. June 3, '53. 6mt. 8. K. HAMILTON. S. W. XI.TI!t. B. BASCLTtNE ION, 1853. SPUING IMPORTA S. W.IIASELT1NE&C0. 11 AXUFACTCREKS of Straw Bonnets, and Im jll porlersof Silk Millinery Goods, Flowers, Dress Silks. I ruu Illings, cv-c.o.os rearl l.i inrinnail.u Black & Fancy Dress Silks, Straw Bonnets, of every French & American variety. BonnetSilkt A CrapcS, do A Cap Ribbons, Flowert Dress Trimmings, Silk Laces, Sewing Silks, Flore uces, Satint, Bombazines, Tabs, Foundation, Illusions, Ac. Ac. Tarltons, Linings. Tips, Crowns A Frames, ire, fins, unlebonea. Bonnet Blockt, Doll Heads, Children A Infunl's Hats. Millinerssupplied with real French Pattern Bon nets, or copies oflhe same. Our Pricet and Terms shall be favorable and satisfactory to Hie purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. K. V. HASELTIXE A CO. March 5th, 1R53 11-ljr. TOII M. WILLI A.HK--Xo.MMalnRt. 1st tl doorabovo Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer in Paper Hanirings, Wide Curtain Pupcrs, Biindboxes, Fire Screens, Ac, offors to the public the largest and best assortment of the above articles to be found In the West and on tho most rcsonable terms. He invites the trade to call and examine blstteck. Marchs, lti3 ll-12mt. SUNDRIES IN STORE. 200 Ilhds Sugar, 500 bbls prime 50 " " S. molasses, II. do 3'K) bjrs prime Easter coffee, SO Pockets Java do "(0 packiig;s fresh Teas, H.OUO lbsast.c. yarn, 8IKI packages mackerel, M) boxes Va. Mo. 't obacco, Kccs nails, 21 HI Bulus Xo, 1 batting, 20 bbls One smo. tobacco, Sf),0()O half Span. sh cigars. Candles, Soap, Starch, Ac. Ac. for sale lew by BK1SCO A WHITE, Xo. 12 Lower Market street, Cincinnati. May It, leo3. Si-ly O.A. TAYLOR. WM. B. ftlNCH. J. E. WTNNE TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, Ill'OllTKItS and wholesale dealers in Irish Linens and white goods. Also, Cmbrellas, Parasols, fllovcs. Hosiery, and every descritdion of trimmings and fancy d'ry goods, cornerof Main and Pearl sis. Ciciiiunutl. SI SS-ly. R . W. BOOTH &. CO., lmportcrtand wholesale dealers In European and American Hard ware, Cutlery and uuns. Smlh ll'ttt ctr. rear I and Walnut Sit., Cincinnati. AVK received, and aro lonUntly supplied with every article tn their line, suitable to the Western trade, purchased of American, and Impor ted direct from Miettleld, Birmingham, and German manufacturers, embracing the best quulitles and brands, which will he aold at small sdvsnce on cot,cousiliiig,in part, of Wm. lsutcher s cc epear Jackson's Files, Saws & Edge Tools, Wade &. Butcher's, Cieorjje Wostenholm &. Son's clebrated Razors, Pocket Knives. Shears, Scissors, Sic, Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, feteels. See., Log,, Trace Hdltcr, Ureast, and 5th Chains and Stretchers, Ilookaand Illnjjea, Jnvllt,rirei,BrllnnanitSlet(!;t Hammrrt,0 JmtU mini T. fl.'c(anf t.tntrrii ana apmiiri, CnllkisA t'o.'s. Hunt's, II. Munn's and Lippencoil's Axes Slid Hatchets. Wnl. Iron's, Darling A Blood's Crars, (iraln, and Briar tvvlhc, c)the hneathes, Cralls, Meies, Hay and Maniire Porks, Corpenlers' and Coopers' Planes and Edge Tools. Every Mud of Circular and other haws manure, urol to orJcr biuI wnrrnnted. Agents for K. &T. Kalrbnnks A Co.'s ceb'brated Plnlform, Kallroad, Huy (irorers, ami Uriiirirlsts' Scales, which have a repuliitlon superior to all olbersforaccuracy and durulility,and sold at mnnufueturers' prices. Also, Igelits rurlliesaliMil ttu'licl Iron Flro Proof Snfe manulucturud, which we sell st manufacturers prices. fb. 1, 'i lo-lyr. 3 RAY tV HEniNRAYi' Illnt (ilns laiiMriirliirrr"llin- ' iimud htrvel, tiftween 'l lilnl t Kourtli Ciiiclnnull, keepronsiiuitly on hand every variety of Flint Ulasswnro, Apotherary't furniture, and Cliemlcal Apparatus in a ln le order si the shortest notice. ALM, A great vsrlety of Perfumers Ware, TeU'crnilililiiMi'iniHlliuliiiliig rod lumlaton. ti'ATl A- rOl.lirit, llrnlrrs In t lry Uoo.l, n: I'rstrl Mrrel, s'tnr I II II Ii 1 1. oner lor salo on the mosifuvnriiblo loriin I '.'I id piirkngi't Drv (iooils, purchnsed mostly previous to Ilm advance In prices. Purchasers will find 1 Ihm ready lo meet the lowest rales of any JoliliiUB' House F. I or Vel. Yob. n-M'.'mv li. n. cuir.MAN b. co.. C o ni in I I o ii A Forwarding MKRCHANTÖ, WHITE WATK.K CAN AL nASIN.CINCINNATI. HEt'EHEMC'EM fisriMMATi. : Axaamus riTV, ia. John Swii.ry A Co. ; Morrison X Nowhjr TaeiMl.Slul.-) A Wright : II. A II. M. Coiiklln, itueves A Kti'pli.'iis, ; ii.oksstown, Ia. omskrsvii.i.s, in. ; A.K. Ik'Slns A Co. A, II. Col Well iV Sous. ; (innren lilllesple. Liberal rush advancements made on consignments. ap'.'lMD-lyr. Aaron A. Colter, GROCERY, PRODUCE, AND COMMISSION MHItC'IIAV.'. 8. E. CORNER OP HE V ENTII AND MAIN STS. IX IX VVI I, OIIIU. Nov. 80 4".s-lj r-. 'i:iV YOIIK WIND4IU SHADE II 1 I'O T TIIOM. J. EKNST Manufacturer and dealer III all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords, Tussels, Brass mountings Ac. No.SJ College Hull, Walnut St., t'lm luiistl. Churrh, More and other large shades painted to order In a superior stylo. 7 oti:.m HAitm.r. woiikk.-t.owav iJ A Ki't.(. comer of Broadway and Fifth street. t iiriniiati. Monuments, Tombsand (Jrave Hones, Marble Mantlet and Matuary, Hiiptisinal Fonts, Mum I Tablets, t'rns. Vases, (iurden Flirures, Cabinet and Counter Maba, eve., Ac., conntauttv dn hand and furnished lo orders ThttradesuppUon Willi .MrrOle in motu or Mui, or r-swed li or per. in b Ii U Ml KSOM. n. lsct rra DICKSON & LE BETTER, ;Niiceesorsto Snintison A Andrews.) Importers, Wholesulo aud IMall Denlers In China, 1. In, uiiil l)ueennwnre. Also, Lamps, Cantors A Tablo Cutlery, No. 17 Main Mreet, between Fifth and Mxth, Cincinnati, Ohio Feb. 23, '33 10-lyr. Geo. S . Jenkins & Co.. WHOLESALE dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry n.ods No. South east rorner Pearl and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Just opened an entire new stock. Feb. ti, '33-10-Wins.

AY AND MTOCK 8CAL.Cn Martin A Orr, ticale Mauufaclurers, have taken ths old stand formerly occupied by MsstisA mii hiuili., No. 40 Columbia Klruet, ono door wetlof Waluul, Clnelnnall, Ohle. They are prepared to putnpon the most reason able terms, in any part of the country, their Jrn Lever Hay auo" St.ck Sealei, from new pstunt with Improvements, which they hsvs Just completed. Also, all kinds of Platform Krales, IWams, Ac., Ac. All our Hcales are warranted lo give full satisfaction, or ws will laks tb tin buck aud refund the money. REFERKMCF.S. 8amnl Beresford, II. H. Etlislon.) Covington, niidden.Murtln A Co, O. K.Perrln, j Ky. W. & U. . rtODSOB, rtej s, jnauuy at wu., J.l). Lehmcr, rullum, Hatfield A Brow feb. Si 10. mamij at unit. n n Lean's Liniment THIS article It now fairly before the public, and the thousands of bottles aold Indicate the supe riority of this Liniment over otners. rnysicians now prescribe It Vn their practice. Try but one 25 cent bottle and yon will be convinced. Fifty cant snd one dollar bottles hsvs been received. Wholesale and retail bv nov. 19-48-lyr KOHL THORNP-, Northeast corner Fourth and Vine tts.,c:n'll. fl EO. fJlHSO & Cts. fcngrsverssna Limograpbers, Copper Plate Printers, btenell lirand Cutters, Ac. North West Corner Gano and Main sis., and 101 Main St., over T. H.Goodman A Co's. Banking House, Cincinnati. Tr-pRill Heads. Address Cards, Letter and Note Headings, Labelt, Bank Checkt, Bült, Drafts, Notes Ac, at very low prices; Diplomas, Certificates, Bonds, Maps, Plans of Es Utes, town plats, Ac. fob 12 ieö2 ly KECKLER & BROTHERS, mnortersof Mulcl Inslrnmcnls.GEK MAN. FRENCH A ENGLISH Isstj Ustexla, ItnskelssV Tots. No.3H Fourth Street, North side, four doors East of Waluut, Cincinnati. Every description oi strings lor v louns, uuiuir, Violincellos, and Double Bast, constantly on hand. All ordert of dealers In the above arnciet execu ted promptly and on the most reasonable terms. lfPSAX'S BKAhn SSIKUMEJIW.J J As-ents for tale of Ilaulet A Co.'s Celebrated World's Fair Premium Perfumery, at catalogue prices. nov. 0, ISjU. 40-lJ r. S. ENGLISH & SONS, ITTholesale and Retail HRI.I.OWS HUM' tl FC I I ItFHXi, oo Second St., between Broadway A Ludlow, Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. 0, 1M2 46-lyr. KATZEN BERG ER, STRAUS & CO. Wholesale dealers In Readv Made Clothing. No, 100 Main street, between Third and Fourth, Cin'll JFr Keep constantly en hand, a complete and very extensive stock of Cloths, I assimeres. Y es tings and every description of Trimmings. Fcb.25,'53-10-lyr. W. rlPll s.ru. a. -rTHllt. us. slaw II El DKLHACH . WF.KTHEIMER A KLAW. Manufacturert of Ready Made Clothing, Importers and Dealers In Cloths, Casslmeres, Vestings, and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods, No. St Pearl street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 25, '53 10-1 yr. To the Ladies. rU. rAUIIE'SFreucis Lunar Pill. For Suppressed Menstmnlioi and all Irrejrularltictof the FEMALE SYSTEM the best Pills in the known World. They csn be bad genuine, at No. Hi BaoaawAT, and fully GctitsTits lo rive SATiir actios, with full directions. E. THOMAS only authorized Agent. The above Pills will be tent by mail, upon the receipt of $3. All letters mnst be directed No. 6, Broadway, Cln. inh.23 H. Queensware Glassvi are. inn Cratrt Queens ware consisting of 1UU Lustre, California, Rhine, Columbia, and gilt band teaware. Spong'd and painted dishes, baker, plates, teaware.Jugs, bowls. Edg'd e e dishes, bakers, nappies, lwlfllers,mufflns. C C Jugs, bowls, ewens snd basins, spong'd and painted, plain and fluted teas. CC A " 21 K) boxet glassware the abor tclectcd for the country trade. For sale by O. ALDHICH. No. 1P1, Main St. between 4th A 5lh, west side, Cin. O. JA. ?100Iir., No. 342 Main St., East between , Eighth and Ninth, Cincinnati. I have new on hand a. beautiful assortment of Mens, Hoys and children! Straw Hats. Also, a beautiful flue lot of soft Csssimere hats; embracingevery color, white, pearl, blue and black. My shelves are also filled with a beautiful assortment of spring style of Silk and Fur bats of my own manufacture, to which I invite the especlial attention of my oldest friends and acquaintances of Brook rille and vicinity to giye me a call when you are In thccl'y. my? Oll. PAISTED WINDOW SHADES, and Oil Cloth Table Covers, manufactured and told, wholesale and retail, by M.Sawyer A Co. No. 8 College Building, V'alnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. Orders promptly tilled. Country Merchants and Pedlerssupplied on the lowest terms. Nov. 6, 1&55. 4o-12mt. CHINA CLASS ANDQlT.EXSWAItE. We have on band a large stojk of China, Gloss snd Queensware, selected especially to suit our Wholesale Trade. We Import our Ware direct from manufacturers In France and England, snd sre thereby enabled to compete successfully with Eastern Dealers In style, quality and prices. In our stork of Qnecnswsre will be found an assortment of every article In that line, from the best manufacturert in the East and West. Also keep constantly supplied with a large stock of Kocklngharu aud Yellow Ware of superior quality. Our' terms ara favorabU, and we Invite Merchants to examine our wares aud prices. HAMPSON A CO., No. 02 Main Kl., opposite Trust Co. Bank, Nor. 0, 1H52. 40.-1 r. Cincinnati. W. O. HSII.SOS. a. w. mra hill. NEILS0N & CHURCHILL, Importers A Manufacturers of llisvanrs snil Domestic Cigars, And DeaNrs In TOBACCO, SNUFF, AC. No. S3 Main Street, Cincinnati. Nov. 6, IMS. 4-lyr. Wm. A. Trowbridge, WHOI.EAI.EcV It ETA II. Dealer In g-rorertcs and produce. South East corner ot Co'irland Kare streets, (opposite the Farmers Hotel; CINCINNATI keeps consUinlly on hand a trood assortment of all articles In hlsllne, which he offers to the trade at the lowest rates. 13-1 f Spring Importations!! BERRY & BERRY, Importers and Jobber I '.st aldo .11 a I ii Irrels lift wren 4 1 It mid dtlit t I r I n n m 1 1 , Would Invito MKKI'IU.N I'M AM MTIIOLKSAI.K BUVfclt to Inspect their large and extensive stock Ol' FA M l MMIIl, ADAPTED ! O THE NPIUSO TRADE. Our far ill ties for McurlntTdnslrable Ml) les and cheap C3oils for rii.tomer, are not urn.."t by any House In the West, ss we hove sn es perlenred buyer entistaritly In tho Eastern cltlea. forwarding us dally sui'li bargains as the maraetoners in Kl IIHOAN, KANN MII.I.INK.KVnOODIt, h.lil(()IHKIUKS, LACK GOODS, IIOMKHY A GI.OVE, WIM I K COODM, IIANDKEKI IIIEF, IIKENMTKIM.MI.NU.S PKKKUMKRY, (OMIIf, llltCKHKX, TIIKKAD, JKV KI.KY, HUTTONH, ACCOlUiEO.N, Cl'TI.KK V, VAIilETY (iOODH, A. Ths toiilar feature of Sellins most of the tioods at five iM-rcent. advance will be continued. .... . . ... . mm....- u...... m . lo casii ami approvoa rnori um miji, " an offer liberal iuilurenieiilt. W-ljf ApollAllMlldlnirt W.cor.Mh und nainiiit mi iiiiiinii u. IM'iiMPOHATKD Iflrt. mllE attention of the nubile Is respectfully called 1 lo the superior facililins afforded at this Institution, for qunlif) Ing Individuals In a thorough prac tical mnnner for the Counting itoom anu nusiucss pursuits. The Course embraces nooK.KKKi'iMi liV DOU11LR ENTRY, st pursued In the different departmenlsof trade, rommeree and manufurtnrea lluslnoss Penmanship. Calculations, Correspondence, and dally Lectures on Mercantile Law and Political Economy In their relations to Commerce. The Course ran be completed In from 8 to 12 weeks. Terms 940. Pupils being taught Individually, applicants can enter at any time. For further particulars call at the College rooms or address Ihe Principal. nov. 19. 4H-lyr. sinrä & Nixon, PIANO FORTE DEALERS, ?fl WEST 4th STRF.F.T.ClNCINNATI.OHIO. Wholesulo anl ItKtuil Agents rr the Slodarl and the Dauhain Piano. Terms Cash. April 8, '53 19-lyr. RtXtV STIX. JACOB KBOt-SB 8TIX & K HOUSE'S WHOLESALED RETAIL C LOT 11 I N (J 1) Ii V O T, 347 Main Ft. bet. rHh and 9th, CINCINNATI, 0UI0.

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Window Shade & Oil Cloth Store, Sa. Cillrgt Hall, Walnut St. let. Vk antlllk Cin. M, S A W V K It &. CO. 1 1 A NUFACTUKEHH slid Dealers In Window ill hadot.Oil Cloth, Cords. Tassels, Brasses, Buff A white window shmle linens and curtain niateralt. bHADES ol every description made lo order. J. II. BURROW'S PATENT PLANTATION CORN MILL. "THIS Mill differs from all others In the conttruc--lion of the Upper or Runner Stone, which It composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in a cact Iron case, which formt the back and hoop of the Stone, with a cast Iron Eye, or Bush, that la of irrealer external aiameieral the bottom than at the lop, which Is secured at the back by four bolts, so mat every block it in me form of a dovetail, which gives greater strength to a Stone, than sny other method which Is required In small Mills where the Mone is run wun great speed, and becomes dantre rous ifnot strongly made. It also rivet weia-ht to a Stone of small diameter that it required, without navtnr it imck or hlerti, that makes it too heavv This Mill is a square frame, made of wood or cast Iron, In the form ofa busk, with Bridge tree. Spindle Balance, Kine, Driver, and Regulating Screw, snd grUdt upon tho tame principle as a lurge mill, differing only in the Running Stone: this being the great weight, enables it to grind nearer thecentre a greater quantity of jrrain and with less power than ny oilier mill now in use. I hit mill it portable and may be attached to stoam, water, horse or hand power. Also, all sizes of Frenek Burr Mill Stones, manu jaciurea on me same principle Joseph H. Burrows, oft mcinnati, is the I n Ten or, ror which he obtained Le ttets Patent in 1842. rfror all infringements the purchaser will be held lesponsidlo lor me nculor using. These Mills do not require a Millwright toset them np, aud all that Is necessary to put them in opreation isto attach a band to tho pulley on the spindle.witha pruin turll liently large to run the 24 li cii Mill 240 revolutions per minute; sttaohep to norse.stetm or water power. By tne steady appli cation of twohorse power, the Mill will grind 6 to8 bushels per hour of good meal, and will grind wheat aa well at Com. The 30 Inch Mill, If put to its full est speed, will grind from 10 to IS bushels per hour These Miltsare warranted to be la every respect as recommended. All orders must be directed to J. II. BURR0W5, Front st., lower side, bet. Main A Walnut, Dec. 3, 1S52 50-lyr. Cincinnati .Ohio. JA CO II F. FELL, Tanner ami Cur rler 315 Main Mreet Cincinnati; between 8tli and DiliKeeps constantly ou baud a large assortment of all kinds of Leather and Shoe Finding, at the lowest cash pricet. Dec. 17, l?öi 52. MASONIC &. ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS, Has removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Building, under Magnolia Hull, Cincinnati, Ohio. MANUFACTURER of CoMumet and Kegalia of every description, for Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Temperance, Temple of Honor, Druids Red Men, Brotherhood of lue Union, and Good Fellows. C7 Being a member of the above orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish every thing appertaining thereto with punctualitv and dispatch. feb. 15, '33 9-12m. CO.PAI.T.KISS$IIlI". THE undersigned have entered Into Co-partnership, under the name and Arm of JONES, LOFETT & KOBBINS, for tho purpose of carrying ou a Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business. M. JONES. DAVID LOVRTT, (Late of J. D. dt C. (Late of St. Omer.) Jones & Co.,) Cincinnati K. BOBBINS, (Late of Milroy, Indiana. JONES, LOVETT &. ROBBINS, Wholesale Grocers Si. Commission Merchants NO.C9 PEARL STREET, NEAR VINE, ap20 19-lj r. CINCINNATI. 'rm TT. '"Ri'coijTsr Ifea BLIND MANUFACTURER, 15-'-j NORTH SIDE, NO. KJ SIXTH STREET, i-; SictnU dor Lett tf fine, ppotite the iVill ".Vcw Luceum." Branch Factory, Corner Craig dc Lewis Streets, Covington, Ky. dec. 10-51. fOlNTHV MEIU'II .1TS supplied froTn j the following list of Ware, at the lowest Cincinnati prices: 875 crates VV. Iron Stone Ware. 5 do Mulbcry do 25 do Canton'Elus do 75 do fancy styles do 200 do coin in oi do 50 do assorted styles: 500 boxes Glassware; 500 dozen plain crystal Tumblers. For ware at low prices call at 91 Main street, 3d door below the TruxtCo. Bank. HUGG1NS, BRO.& ANDERSON, may 13 ly Sign of the Pitcher and Basin. I LltATA TAKLE WA51E. Genuine iiAlbata never ert utrt , is nearly at white, and harder and stronger than silver. When plated it resembles exactly the solid silver. We keep constantly in store a larre assortment of AlbataTea and Table Spoons, Forks, Soup Laaies, Mutter ivnives, i ream spoons, Castors, and In hort,every other article necessary to Ibe complete furnishing of a Table. HUNTINGTON eV LABOYTF.AUX, Watch Importers, 119 Main Street. Feb. S3, '53 10-1 yr-. RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH Sc EDSON Bank Note Engravers & Printers S0Uth Eattear.j4th& Main Sn, Cincinnati, Ohit. ALSO, Enrraved in a style corresponding In excellence to that of Bank Notes, Railroad, Stale and County Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Checks, Drafts, Certificates of Stock and Deposits, Promissory Notes. Rill and Letter Heads, Diplomas, Visitlug and Professional Cards, Notarial, County and Hand Seals, eke. Constantly on hand. Bank Note Paper of various tints, made to order, of very superior quality. The above office Is under tho supervision of Geo. T. Jones, a practical engraver. mr t 1 l-19m p A J. II. SIIOIIMII UI UV lltOf IT, KTOlli:. No. 15 Front tl., opposite the Public landing, Cincinnati. Ohio. Keen constants on hand a large assortment of Iron, nails and steel, nfthclrown manufacture, from thegenutne Juniata Hlooni, Justly celebrated for the last twenty years forltssuperior quality. Also Mouse Hole Anvils, peiiowt, vices, screw plates, l.al steel, English Kllster steel, and Cermsn steel, Ellptie tnrlnrt. Carriage axles, Mould Jloar!, wsgmt boxes, Ac. All or which they will warrsntand sell st thelow est market prices. Persons will please call and ex amine nursiock before purchasing elsewhere. reu. v.), 'oj lu-o-ut. Thomns McOcchin, H IIOLESir.E nHOCEK, Stuth tmit Ctr, Nein SNrf Sixth Strrtti, Cincinnati, Ohm. Tills House his been doing builncil for Sil an. 13 years at present location. rut. vi, 10-lyr. JONES MOTHERS & COturcrssots to J. D. &. C. JONES Sc CO. Wholeialo Dealers in Dry Qoofls, o. iv i r.Aiti. ot itr.i , CINCINNATI, O. ions . Josts. oso. w. Josts. tStlBJllNKS, I. O. DSTISoTOK Et'li. 13, '5:t-0-mt. D II. ADrilMlKi Liniment For pains, aches, bruises, sprains, ruts, wounds.old snri's, rurns, Trost Mu-h, colit", cramps, strofuln, mid a sure and speedy euro for rheumatism, which ws warrant It loriire, or refund the money. Weenuld give a numhernfrertlltcalea of cures performed by It, hut rotisldor that ono twenly-flvo rent bottle III go farther tos ord roiivlni-lng any one of Its ef Bcacy, than could all the certificates that could bs prlliteil. N. D. finlllnn sr-'iil for llroookvllle. WM. ANDECKON, wholesale agent, 40. ly. No. ? Main St. ('Uirliinall. KendaH'sEtTavlor Thcrmomtters rpllE following gentlemen have certified as to the 1 rorreclues and accuracy of tho iiiuUkk by which llinir msiriimenis are graounieu: A. 'bwiII, Professorin Brown University; J. P, Klrttand, Cleveland, O.; Jas. Nooney, Hudson, O.; Professor Eaton, Troy, N. Y.; llenshaw. Ward A Co., Hoston; J. W. Foster, Portsmouth, N. II. J lloclor Hatcholdcr, New York. (A diploma for "specimens of Rsramstert and Thermometers" was awarded to Mr. K.,at Ihe lale Fair of the New York Stale Agrli ultural Society.) I nese instrumenisareaaorded wholesale and re tall at greatly reduced pricet, by KAIILA THORNE, Western Agents; Northeast corner Fourth and Vine ats, Cin'll. Where may always be had flue Perfumery and Fan cy Articles. nov. 1 9.-4 ! jr. W. SLWOOD OOSOSS. 1111 C. aABT W. E. OGB0RN k CO. IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers In Fngllsh I French, t.erman ami American fancy c;hIs llusiery. Cloves, Combs, Buttons, Rrushes. Itok tng-4ilas.es. Umbrellas, Parasols, Irish Linens liorlln Cord, Jaconets, Kook Mulls, Swiss Mulls Mull Muslins, a full assortment of all kinds of Silk (ioods, and every description of Trimmings and Fancy Dry Goods, every variety of Dress Goods, Cloths, l asimeres. Air. Also, Carpeting ai.d Oil Cloths of all kinds, dl reel rront tue .Msmi'miurers, Mraw liooit.evc. Nos.35V37 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, fob 15 o-lyr. ill" ii. tin f O. Importers and dealers In l Clocks, Watches, Jowelry, lid W stch-Maker'i loots, anil materials. Constantly on liana an extensive assortment of gold and silver lever and verge watches; One gold anu gni jeweirs goni, silver ana common secta. cles. Gold and silver pciictl: snrcUu lo irlucs percussion caps, revolving pistols, rnsors, knives, 1 scissors, dentists flies, toys, Ae. No. i:H), Main St. i unUer toiuincrclsl linDt,Ctndiiustl OtUo.

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I'lllTATR DISF.ABI , NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUKEH. It Is Important lo many iersons In nesd of Mejiisl Assistance, V obtain good advlra privately snd promptly. To those who luay thus desire lo consult s prnfrs--i 1 nni'TnU BstuWN'S long eipertencs f---t I and ready skill in removing s- ' noresl aSectlout la their varlout slaves and most complicated forms, offers luducements which tan bs rarely squalled by any other Individual. (Jonorrho'a.Syrililllis, Mercurial Diseases. Gleet, Strictures, Diseases of the Womb, and all Diseases In the Ora-sn of Generation in both sexes, treated In a careful, thorough, and Intelligent maiinsr. nolnted out bT Ions experluncs anu invesngaiion rnnsiiintionnl debility. Impotency. sterility. seminal weskness. nervous aBections, and those deplorable dlseatet which are brought on by Die de structive habits or mconsiaerate youiu mnn sive indulgence of the passlont, which midermlns ths constitution, Impair Intellectual vigor, ano produce general premature decay, can be radically cured, and tho unfortunate sufferers restored to bealtn and vigor. Dr. Brown la the only regularly educated sur geon In Cincinnati who rivet bit whole attention j to these complaints. Hit diploma and eertiflcut.-s can oe teen ai ins omce. YTj Charges very low. N. B. PativTiU of either texlivinr at a distance. by statins their disosso In writing, irtving all the symptoms, can obtain medicines with directions for ose, by addressing W. Brown, M. D., post puid, and enclosing a fee. OrrKK Atthe old stand, junction or East Front and Columbia (Second) street, between Ludlow and Lawrence streets. jrysKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. 40. 12m. R. II. STRÜEVE, DEALER IN L9 er o eg i-ATCHES.CLOCKS & JEWELRY, keeps on hand a large assorted stock, of sll stylet snd prices; slso, repairs Watches And Jewelry In a thorough workmanlike manner. mr5,'53-U. Dil. AXDEUSOA'S Gastric Xcatrallxertlie area I regulator ol alte slonmcti nnd bowels It one of Ihe best dyspeptic and fever and ague medicines of the present age. Its neutralizing qualities. Improves Die digestion, gives a healthy tone to the ttomsei, regulates the bowels, and gives power to the human system to throw off all dicensed and worn out matter. Dr. Anderson hnt nsed the Neutrillzer in his practice for all varieties of diseases arising from a disordered state of the stomach, for more than twenty years with complete successes can be shown by hundredsof certimates. All we ask, is that our friends will call and give It a trial, at we know Hut It will givetiilir satisfaction. N. D. Callion agent in Brookvllle. Druggists and country merchants supplied In lurge or small quantities by Wm. Anderson, No. 67 Main St. Clucinuati. PRIVATE DISEASES CURED! With Unparelleled Success 131 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. DK. HALL offers to the uftlictud New Remedies, (free from mineral poisons) which diffuse themselves through every part of the human system. entiiSutei the Venerul virus, in the short space of from two to tlx day9,cons'qucutty every symptom of this insideous monster disease leaves the systvm, and the "alicut Is again irstnred to full health and vigor, without a!' danger from exposure, or interruption of bnslness. Those whohave been unsuccessfully treated. and Und the last stale of their case worse than Ihe first, aro particularly solicited to call. Longstanding eases of Gtnerrhea so Cleft, Strictures. urelliraldischargcs.bnrnlrig paint In the urinary passage, syphilis, seminal at stress, or nocturnal emissions, lencorrhcs, (or whites.) lin potency, rheuiuaiism, disetet oflhe back and loins, infium mation oflhe bladder and kidneys, hydrocele, cuiiccrs, ulcers, aud skin diseases, 4c, will be quickly removed from lhesystem,by the use of Dr. Hall't New remediet. Also, coughs, colds, bronchitis, incipient con suniption.dysjiepsia, chronic dysentery, diarrhoea, liver complaint, piles, dec., will be treated, ins careful, thorough and scientific manner. Take particular Notice, That loathsome habit, most frequently ludulpsd In by youth, which expels reason, drowns memory, defaces beauty, diminishes strength, vitiates Ihe blood, causes internal, external and 'ictirable sores, makes a strong man weak, and a Wu -iau a fool, is treated with unparalleled success. Weakness and Impelency, Debility of the Sexual Or jam, most commonly the result of an early habit, though sometimes produced by other causes, viz: long residence in a warm climate, frequent indulgence, sad a variety of intercourse, close application to btisiacw, tometimes there It a disposition to it from birth, or it comes on spontaneously. Persons thus afflicted scow most of the symptoms of premature decay. Washing of the organs themselves, heaviness In the loins, headaches, loss of memory and destitute of Tciieral pleasure. It is impossible to be placed in a more mortifying cendition; cut off at it mere from all allurements of female society, with no hoves of domestic happiness, and deprived of one I half of the incentives of life. Persons thus amicted, should call immediately on DR. II A LL, and be at once restored to health and happiness. JK-lsv Is dangerous. AÜIK A-l rüVfcH-Dr. Hall's celebrated Ague Powders hsve never been known to fail. when taken according to his directions. They are nature's own remedy, and purely vegetable. Persons at a distance can consult Dr. H. by letter, postpuid. Medicines tent to all parts of the' United Mates ana lannus. nov. li;: 1C52. 47-1 vr Entered accord'iij to .s'-i fri:c:-i. i-i in.- y. a f.. I !.T1 t J Iw-i 1 U lböl. by J. S. Jl't iill'-N. .V. !'. i i Olilce of the DiVixl l.i. ! i -x the Di.'trii t o." lYüii i,rf.i:. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CUKE KOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S j aPSPtßi 5 THE TRI E DIGESTIVE FLUID, OH, CsASTItlC .IMCK. repored from It K.N.N KT, orlh fourth KT0M ACH OF THE OX, after directions of B A HON I.I KHK, he grast I'M slntnglcsl ClietnLl, by J. H. HOL U H I ON, M. 1.. Phils. lelj.hls, Pa. This Ii NAU'ltk'S OWN KE.Me.DY for in un healthy Ktomsi li. No art of min rsn enusl U f itlre fiowerm. It ronisihS no II I unui.. nil KHS. At :iiK.orfiAlKlil'S HKl CJSi. Itlsextremely agreeable lo the taste, and may bs uksn by the most rer bis pslieiit who cannot i it s water cracker without scuto distress, fiesrirs ef DRl ti OKI IMITAIIoNH. I' sin Is OT A HKIU. Call on the Agent, and gel s Descriptive 4'lrru. lur, rratl. rtvlnir large amount of M"IKNTIFIC L I HENCE, front l.leblg's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Comb s rj.iotogy r ingestion! v c M. VV. Hails, IlMouarikoB, bolcsale and retail Agent. Allg'JiM., 1K3. 33-1T. ISInthcmaticnl and Philosophical Inbtramants, iii:niy waui:. SW. I'lUlt Fourth and Ryeamore, opposite , , Post OfNts. an Matrs entrance on ih fitresl, Keeps ronstiTith on hind "urvMor'i Compasses, Levels, Ihcwolllut, Transits, Tulrgranh Instru' meula, die, 4U-0mo. J0M1 TVyHSB. SIT! I. II Hits. WtLI.Ha WT1SB. Wynne. Hiines k Ct. Imptrlrrt ami Ms. tirnlrrtln Ftrrign mmf Vtmrttlr Dry Ottdi As, 10 rrrf Street C. tlnnatl. Are now In receipt of llielr stoct of American and Foreign Dry Goods. Notions, Trimming., Ac, adapted lo tus Fall and Minier seasons, to sthlch they oiild respectlully call the attention of customers and the trade. Our assortment will be found unusually larg and attractive and we shall be'maklng frequent additions to It throughout the season. Aswesellfnrrash.sr lfone:dit to these only who are undoubtedly prompt and responsible (tls'rehy avoiding bad debts) we are enabled lo offer goods to that rlnssof hu vers at a very tmall advanc ou manufactering snd Importing prices. Clue! a nail, August 31, 153 3i-im. 17 AM. IMPORTATION, 153. a. W. HASENTINErVfO. I M POK rr.n.a OK DKF.S fttl.KR.MlM I N F.H VOOOD.m BBONS, FEATHErtS.Pl.OWFRS.LsUIKS'C'LOAK. C LOT II ft. 'I HI M MING.H, eVe., ANDMANCFACTrUFK OF STKAW BONNE IS OK KVF.KY TAKIKTT.NO02PEAKL. 81 MEET, CINCINNA I1. Kept. I , 0 m . Lilt Call All person Indebted to lbs eslste of John Adsmt deceasml, whoso rlnlmt are unpaid on the lt November 1S53, will find them In the bandsof an i nicer for collection. GEO. HOLLAND. Kept. Ilh, lM--Sw, Executor. Law School of Indiana. ASIJUKV UNIVERSITY. rpllll fl rsl course of lectures, all! commences! GreeiH-iiitle, is. on eiiuesdny tlie(nl dav of NovemlKtr, 1103, and contlune till the 15th of March H... The tuition will he $30 per Icrm, lu advance, and a Janitor's fee of J, Particulars of the course of instruction, text bocks, Ac. will be furnished In a circular upon u pllcBlion lo me J. A.MATSON , Greencs'tls, Sept. IM 4T-Hw,

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tn. crrsoTT's tunoviD ixtiuct of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlllft vfi NOW PIT IF IN Til'. LABCEsT MKD I Lotties, tad UartaowUdgedlobethebetHAsI' MAPAKILLA made, as it certified by the VI eaast rut lra II has performed, the original so4tr hl. h are la lh pmsee.t a of ibs 1''-;; V member thU U ths only TKI E aaa OlIOlJrAfc Ths Jjidiclns. wbta 'd according I diresliaws, Will Curat VtUhaisl tatll s so via as aisos ssia, A-tsse, tsaott, smss Ttost arias sats, atissiratas, ssosk, tsas Sfss,aitsaa sTmsst,.at-iSA,aate-st ATISM, rsiat IS iss aosssoa OISTS, I bosks asp rum, t si.uas or ths slabs, srrnitis, artrtrsiA, iait . istt or kiDsivs. loss er aststit, issAta ASisisu raox susr.ser sactav, rsia 1 TMS sissas soci.sBas, erstSAi. PKtatiT, pserst, waSAOO, iATSOl' AStOSTIVSSSS. Let all those who wish to puirs lbs klossd froes the I in purities con trarld from U free ladulgeBC oflhe sppetits during the winurr, snd to piesro lbs system lo meet summer epidemiit, resort now to On sott's Extract of Yellow Dock "4 Karsaparilla," which U proving itself an .- dote for many of lbs most nislignsnt diseases thai flesh Is heir to, and will revcr be disar poii-lsd;

! for in this remedy the imbl'.e fs'tb has never w - r.rdnf.ver rsn" wsv.r; for Its fosmled sspe rllire.jusia their ar.lof faiih la other and tpsriouJ coin pou udt is eUo founded on experience They fi? from mineral nostrums to Suek he. life, snd Vip'or froin this Svrr'g vegr tahlr rrmrSti; therefore, however brokea in health snd spinu, hawever loathsome to himself snd others, let no de, pair of recovers-. Lei the patient only andrrstand Uial his hoi-e of physical restoration I loa -Ivln HJnvsotfs Extra.! of Yellow Dock snd Earsaparilla."and persuade Mm, lor his life's sake.to try It. and we haue no hesitation la predicting kit speedy restoration to health. q q q Blintlaett rvred hg the ute at Dr Oayftfi Zjrtrart tf Yrlltw Dark mnj Srrtafiarill. PAtRvirw, Bitlfb Co.. Pa June 1 4, 1651. Nr.J.Mn I). ParkUrar Sir: I wish to slate that vour excelleut medicine, "Dr. Cuj toll's Extract of Yellow Dock and Ssrsts," has completely cured my ton.sgcd seven years, of sn aggravated rase or sore eyes. From May lilt Septeujbrr.foer months. hs was confined to a dark room, asidvr Ute care ol a skillful physician, who consulted able counsel. He continued worse for tsra months, when he became entirely blind. His eye were sw highly inflamed, snd so vsry sensitive thst, whea cotersl with seven fold of dark silk, he oi 4 scream with pain caused by the light ofa csndls. He hid no appetite had liken so much owerfaI snd offensive medicine thst I could neither eoas nor force him to lake more. He was reduced to a mere skeleton, and I despaired of ever restoring his sight or healih. About that time, I saw your lnvslusbls medicine ndvertised st a remedy for sore eyes, caused by scroruls, and your agent tn this place, Job Scott. Esn.. recommended It tn uie hirhlv. 1 purchased a bottle and gave it to my so. I could t-e but little alteration in him for two or threo weeks. He then began to Improve rapidly, and before lie had taktn another bottle hit syst ere completely cured. fSigned) WM. C CAMPDELL. I do herebr certify thst I sm acquainted with Wm. C. Campbell, and have seen his ton when bo was in the condition represented by hiss, and have seen hlra s'nee aud know ibat be la sew ta health. (Signed) JOHNfCOTT. 3 rry-alpelns rttrrd lf the ate f Dr. (iuyottai:xtritctoI Yellow Dock anil Suraapairllla. hunTo fi:lF, VitllliK. Cw. Iudiaua, July Slh. 1S3. J. D. Park: Pear Kir: It it with great pletsars 1 write you sbout the very happy effectt of yosr "7)r. Gnytttl't Rxtrvci tf Telttw Otk and ftarswpari Ua," upon my daughter, bo has been soffsrIng under that drtadjul diteate trytifieiat wits w bi-lt she was attacked in IHf, snd she was attended by some of our most skilful physicians tor over eight months perseveringly, willioulany beaeOcial i-Bect whatever. Ehe became reduced lo a perfect skeleton. Khehad ulcers from her shoulders to her kneel, which conttnnally discharged ofTeusive matter. Her physicians prosooaced bertase hopeless, snd beyond the reach of snediclne. My neighbors and mjsclf thonghl her dissolution near at hand. One of my neighbors .nisled on my trying "ir. Cvyittt't Extract tj Yelltw l)ck and Sariapartllan at a latt rrttrt, for ft toll ej tr thytieiant had given her 11 s, there could Li not detriment in it. 1 consented to do so, more froi a restless desire ro do something for mvd slighter wbilelife lasted, than from any hope of gelling relief, fco I commenced nslogtha medicine according to directions, aod to iny great astonishment she commenced Improving, aud before she had used three bottles the wat able to ait upright In bed. Before she had used eight bwttles sue wss able to wslk ont. r-be used In atltwelra bottles of "Dr. Guysotl's Extractor Ysllow Dock and Saasaparilla,' which restored Iter to perfect health, la December, l.r2. bbe t now entirely free from any vestige of the complalat. I most earnestly recommend it to avery ptrsoa suflerii g under auy similar disease. Yours truly, l. L. MAItTIX. 1 do hereby certify that my father's sUUmeat f my late illness is not by sny means exnrpersted. My health is now perfect, w bich I ascribe solely to the nse of "Dr. Gu) sou's Extract oT Yellow Dock and SarsaporilU." ANN D.M AKTIN. Dr. Oiiytott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Barsanarilla, ta In qnart bottles at 1 the bottle. Hold bv JOHN D. PARK, M.W. Haile, Brookvillc; F. Brown, Fairffeld; J. S. Rockareller, CedarCrove; Jive eV Snow, New Trenton; L Ilasson, Mt. Carre; J. N.Clements, Blooming Grove; 6ifTor eV Allien, laurel; Thos. Robinson, New Salem: B.H.LaKue, AnderMntills; J.L. Andrews, Dnnlapsrille; f. Maron, Connersville.S. Harbour, Knshville; Titf. Dirxersoo, Yersallies; D. Besver, Libertj; A. Boyd.Sclplo. 21 T)It. OSGOOD)! INDIA CHOLAQOGUE, For Ihe curs of Fever and Agne, Chill Tersr, Dumb Ague, Intermittent snd Keinittent Fevers, LiverCompluliit, jaundice, enlargement of the Spleen, and all ths various Bullous Diseases. THIS iBTslnable medicine was prepsred from an extensive practice of several years Is a billiousclimute. and Is never known lofailor rariag Fever and Ague, or any of the diseases abovs named. To Km if tent r Bitlitat Fever, II It eqnalTy adapted, and should be administered la accordance with irertioni already given. It should be distinctly understood that the tn dim Chtloftrne is prepared expressly to counteract the erects of Ihe minimal Influence upon the human system. It Is equally effectual for the ears of Mih llnut l) Uratct tf all kindtf Liver Camplnint,Jnan dice, Ityficptia, the various forms of Imligrttitn, and tucb other affections as arise from this morbid influence . a fr the fevers before enumerated. By bearing In mind the ahject of the r medy, none can mistake its application. For . we Cake, or enlargement of ths Rplens, It will be found an InvaltiaUle remedy. jITFroin P. F. Cory, Esq. Counsellor alLaw,t tho Agents at Cincinnati: Clot Inns tl, Oct, lllh. 145. Messrs. Pan ford & Park In June last I was attacked Ith Ihul most afflicting and unpleasant disease, the'Chillshd F-?ver.' The psroxytmt rslurnod daily snd were very severe. My physical energies had been much Impaired by a previous stuck of Billions Fever. Having Irled several favorite remediet without rvllsf.a Irlend In whom I had eonfldeiiee recommended Dr. Osgood's India Cholagogue. I procured a bottle, aud followed the accompanying direrllr.ne. 'Ibe ronseqaeaee was that 1 had but 011 paroxysm after taking US first dose, and my general healih wu restarts without usliigany other medicine. I dispensed tho remainder or the bottle to two other yiersons similarly amicled, and w Ith lbs tarns results. Oa eftlirtn'bud bocn shaking for sight monlhi, ana wat relieved In two da I by ths use of thi Chola. gogue. I consider It my duty as It le my pl.a.are, to recommend it.lisvliig; the utvslentire eonBdenee In lit saualiro power. Youn truly, H.F. CARY. For sals by 3. 0. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. Northeast rornsr of Fourth snd Walnnt tt rests rnirsncs on Walnut st. ti shorn all ordert must be addressed. M W Hade, llrookvllle.T Crown, PaJrfletd, J I Movkalellar, lr irnve, M dt ktns, etaw Trsulon, C. lassiii. Ml Carniel, J N Clsmsnu, Uliiiiiulhg fifotf, (iiffiir.1 it HuMsn, Lanrsl, Thot Kol.ln.ou.Nsw hi.'.vm, Ii II Laruo, Anderson II Is, I Itarboor, H'l.avlll, T llrkrrin, Versailles, D Besner, L'.oertv, A llod. hcipio, J L Andrews, Dunla-,iUle,riall A hughes, Counsrsvllts. SBSSBSBSSSatStSSMBSSBSBaMasHSBSBMaM-- I latSS -I.SSB asBii BSSBBUr.Wiitars balsam of wild Cherry. Förths Instant relief and rapid ears of Asthma, Consumption, toughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Croujt ami ill disorders of the Lungs and Chest. W tsur's Balsstai of II. I Cherry lnirts new vigor In vital action, and relieves UtesysUn. by opesIng ths pores of ths sktn.amt promoting the secretin! of inurstii mailer, lis action It tudonllc, is. dttlvs snd sxp 'cltirsnt.by opening ths pores, si. Ia Irrtlalion. and by rendering Oo expulsion ef muceiis matter easy , 1 boss a ho lake ihs Balsam 111 feel Immediate relief from tin disir-tslng Irrlutloni Ihsl arrors. pany affections of the respiratory argast. The pores have been clMd, the llalsam opens them. ' Vh lungs tuffur from Irrltatlnn, the IriiUtioa le toolhsd; ths pulse Is violent snd feverish, they ars softened, and Ihe mucous membrane Is rdlcv. idof U. engorgement Ith rapidity and sase. All by Ihe use ul this delightful remedy. Caews PtiT,Iakeeo. Indiana. June, Üih.teo. Jons D. Pa Ps.s Kib. is I have a decs commiseration r.ir theann.led.permllnie leglve yo a brief history of mv aflbciontand ths beneltt de. rived from ths use of "Dr. Wlsur't Ualsaia of Wild iVjü'ly 114, 1 wss altacVi'd a lib fsver of a typhoid 1 aarafter, which loft me In a vsry deb'.illsUd stais !, in Ihe following winter, I wat la ke with ssovsre eolil. liicn reoacen mt to sock sn sxtentis to give ms tho ippesrsi.es of a ton eniaptive. Ubored timler a severs eourh, exftecUirsled a great deal and wat troubled ilh cold eel snd night sweats. I slso freauently raised blood frm my lungt I coi vlnued la thlt slat grsdat'ly sinking under thsdlssaso.antil Jsausrv li-47. wlisn I was again atlnsked with lever. My extremities, especiallv ty feel, wore constantly cold and slmgst lost tlielr reling. I'nderthess circumstances, It may be truly said that I was a llv lag skeleton. 1 finally determined to anil taktug medicine prescribed bv my Pliyslclansand try Dr. NVIstar's Bultain of M ild t.hcrry, and the flrst week Hiatal commenced taking it I ean date a grads.'il recovers. I continued Its His six bbobUis allhe end of which I was cured, and hsvs enjoyed good health ever since; and cheerfully reeowmend the HalsamMo ail thvss aR1ictd nh tucasssof Ihe lungs, and say to all those commencing Its w not la bs discouraged If lor three bottles dornst ehVrta cure, but persevere. as I have no slouht that In nine rases nut of 1 still be blessed with renewed hi-r.lih as I have been, Kespwtftillv voii't, JUUEPII JACKSON, Price 1 1 per bottle six bettlet for tl. bold by J. D. PA KK. Cincinnati, O. Norlhtasl cornerof Fourth and Walnut sireets--entrance ou Walnut st. lo lioin all ordert mast bs sddrvufd. ror.let'y 1,'rntiof thcFirtsptrillj,,