Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 3, Brookville, Franklin County, 6 January 1854 — Page 4

teh rctPcriTruR. i:' VT.S. A BT A I'll. . AYlwcU way, Strang tV sail a rough looVin farmt r, to a man who was currjinjjarll .il.cJv9.i-?. The Uf.tr rr in tlie act of rais'iug the l.nch of a gute which optntJ .'rum the publ.c road into a narrow lane leading to h small country-house of no very inviting aspect. v The person thus addressed turned and fixrtl a pair of mild, yvl stvaJy and jM-nctraiin eyes upon the speaker. Which way, Iritntr? was rt-peat-ed. though in a modirid and more repec tfu Hone of voice. Who livos there?' said the stranger, pointing to the house just in view trum the road. Divk Jones' was answered. What lind of a man is he?' next in

quired the strHntr.Rathtr a hard case. You hail bettcr not' go there,' Why?' 'Aint you the man that sells Dihlcs and talks religion?' Suppose 1 am.' Take a friend's advice, and keep away from Dick Jones. He'll insult you may be, do worse. I rtÄon not, replied the colporteur for such he wa. He. will, as sure as fate. I've heard him say. over and over aeain, that if one of you Bible sellers dared to come inside of his gate he'd set his dog on you., And he's just the man to keep his word. . So, take a friend's advice, and let him alone. No good will come of it. 'Has he ' a wife andjchildren?' inquired the colporteur. ' 'A wife and two little boys.' What kind of a woman is his wife?' 0, she'll do well enough. But neighbors don't go there much on account of her husband, who is a very imp of Satan, if the truth must be poken. 'Like the blessed Master,' was replied to this, 'I come not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Of all things in the world, the Bible is most needed at Dick Jones'; and I a tu bound to place one there.' O, very well. Follow your own bent said the farmer, alightly annoyed at the others' pertinacity. You'll remember that I warned you when his dogs aru at your heeU.or his hose whip over your shoulders. So, good morning to you.' 'Good morning,' returned the trangar, cheerfully, as ko threw open the ill-hung gate, and entered the forbid den grouud of Dick Jones. lNor, our bravo friend, the colporteur, was not a strong, rt bust man, able to meet and resist physical violence, In the use of carnal wenpoiis, he had no skill. 7ut he had a coulident spirit, a strong heyat, and, above all, an unwnwring conüJmte in the protecting power of Hirn in wi.ose scrvice he waa devoting hi life. Eu-n on ibe grounds of Dick Jone, the bird sung sweetly, the cool breezes ported amid the leafy branches, and the breaths of a thousand flowers mingled their fragrance on the air; and even as the colporteur trod those grounds, he felt and enjoyed the tranquil beauty and peace of nature. 'l'h ere was no shrinking in his heart. He was not in terror ot the lions that crouched on his path. Soou he stood at the open door of n bouse, around which was no air of comfort, nor a single vestige of taste. Who's there? What's wanted?' was the repulsive salutatiou of a woman, who hurriedly drew an old handkerchief across her brown neck nid half eipou-d bosom on seeing a stranger. 'May God's peace boon this house!' said the colporteur, in a low, reverent voice, as he stood, one foot on the ground, and the otheracroMthethresh old. A change passed instantly over the woman's .face. Its whole expression softened. But she did not itmtu the stranger to enter. Go -go! she said, in a hurried voice. .'Uü away quickly! My husband still be here directly, and he ' She paused, leaving the eiitence unfinished, as if reluctant to peak what was iu her mind. 'Why should I go quickly?' hked the stranger, as he stepped into the room, taking otf his hai resjacifully, and statins; himself in a chair. I wish to see and peak with your hnsbnnd. Mr. Joues, 1 believe, is his name?' Yes, sir, his name is Jouus. But he don't want to see you.' 'Don't want to tet me! How do you know? Who am I?' I don't know your name, sir,' answered the woman timidly, 'but 1 know who you are. You go round selling good books and talking religion to the people.' True enough, Mrs. Jones,' said the colporteur, yet with a pleasant smile on his face as he ppoke. 'And I have come to hao a hule talk Uli your husband, nttd see if 1 can't gel him to buy some of my good book. Have you a Bible?' No fir. My husbnndcays he hates the Bible, Wlifn we wru first mar rivd, 1 had an old Testament, but h never could bear to sie me read it Somehow, it got lost; I always thought ho curried it nwuy, or threw it into the (Ire. He won't talk to yu.i, sir. He won't have your book. lie's a verr bad tempered man, sumviitnr, and I'm afraid he'll do you harm. 0, sir, I wih you would go away.' But, instead of showing any nit. i in or anxiety at Mr. Join s' account ot' her hubund, the stranger commenced opening his valine, front tkleii ho soon produced it plainly bound oopy of the Bible, How Um;' since yo l wi re mnri'icd?' aAed the colporteur, a he opened the Bible, and commenced turning over the h-nves. Twelve yiars next My, sir,' was nuswvrvd, llow long! it since you lost the Testament?' Most eleven years.' Do you go to church? To'chureh!' The woman looked surprised at the question. 'Dear sakes, no! I haven't been iiixido of a church since 1 wa married.' Wouldn't you like logo?' Whitt'ud be the use? I wouldn't ay "church" to Dick for nil the wot M.' Then you haven't inul tlio Ii. lie yourself, nor heard any one elo re:ul it since you lost tho Testament?' o sir.' You shall havo the blessed invi -

Jegeonco again in your life, salJ ihtpLu tae words were just written for us.

s'rartger. rai.-in! 'he book towards his eyes, and cuk'mg rnpr ition to read. Indeed, Mr. I'm afraid. I'm T hjUing formy 1iti-.ui.iJ evary minu'., interposed the wm,n. 'lie's always said he'd Lijjk the lirst Biblu seller out of his house that dared to cross his door. And he'll do it. He's yery wicked and passionate sometimes. Do sir, please go away. If I had any monev I'd t.ike the Bible and hide it from him; but I haven't. Please don't stay any longer. Don't begin to read. If he comes in and finds you reading,

he'll be mad enough to kill you. ' But, for all this, the colporteur sat unmoved. , As the woman censed speaking, he commenced reading to her the beautiful chapter from our Lord's sermon on the mount, beginning with 'Take heed that ye do not your alms before men to be seen of them; otherwise you have no reward of your Father which is in heaven.' As he proceeded in alow, distinct, reverential voice, the woman's agitation gradually subsided, and she leaned forward listening more and more intently, until all thoughts and feelings were absorbed in the holy words that were filling her errs. When the colporteur finished the chapter, he raised his eyes to the face of tho woman, and saw that it was wet with tears. At that instant a form darkened the door. It was the form of Dick Jones. 'Ha!' he exclaimed in a harsh voice. What's this? Who are you?' Comprehending now the scene before him, Jones beganswearing awfully, at the same time ordering tne stranger to leave his house, threatening to kick him from the door, if he didn't move instantly. The tearful wife step, ped between her husband and the ob ject of his wrath; but he swept her aside roughly, and with curses. 'Go, before Illing you into the road!' And the strong man, every iron muscle tense with anger, stood towering above the stranger' slender form, like an eagle Hbove us helpless prey. How calm and fearless the stranger saf, his mild, deep, ttimost spiritunl a . . a s eyes, tiled on those of -his mal imail ant. Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, and forget not his benefits.' Low, yet thrilling was the voice in which these words found almost spontaneous utterance, lie had taken no forethought us to what he should say. Hither hud he come at tho prompting of duty, and now, when a raging lion was iu'li's path, he shrunk uot back in terror, butresting in a divi-c power, moved steadily onward. Cleurout from here, I say!' The voice of Dick Jones was angry still; yet something of its evil purpose wad gone. The Lord is my light Hnd my salvation; whom shall 1 fear? The Lord is my strength and my life; of whom shall I be alraid?' Neither loud nor in self-confidence was this spoken; else would it not have lallten on the car of that evil-minded man with so strange a power. 'Why hove you come here to trouble me? Go now go, beforo I do you harm!' said Dick Jones, greatly subdued in manner, und sinking in his chair its he spoke. The colporteur, moved loss by thought thitn impulse, opened the bible which had been closedun the entrance of Jones, and commenced reading. All was still, now, save the low, eloquent voice of the stranger, as he read from the holy book. Jlis wife, who had stood half paralyzed with terror in a distant part of tho room, hiiher an impatient arm had flung her, seeing the wonderful chango that wus passing, stole quietly to his bide, und, bending her head, even as his was bent, listened with almost charmed attt n ion to the Word of Life, as read by the man of God, who had penetrated the dense wilderness in which they had so lontf dwelt. 'Let us pray.' How strange these words sounded! They seemed spoken as from the heavens above them, and by a voice they could not disregard. Urief, yet earnest, and in a fitting language, was tho prayer, then tearfully made, and responded to with tears. When the 'Amen' was said, and tho colporteur arose from his knees what a change had taken phicel The raging lion had become A lamb. The strong, wicked contvmmer of Ihcgood, was gentle and teachable as a little child. Once more the colporteur read from the holy Book, while the man and his wifu listened with bent heads, and earnest, thoughful faces. 'Shall I leave you this Bible!' aid he, raiding at luigtli, aud making . . . i a tiklta laalll'SSi If you will sell it to u,,' sid Dick jüUCJ; It is your, on any term, you plea,e. The niicu is low. I have uiher muni biok; but this 1 the best of all, lor it is God's own book, in which ho speaks to his cuing, unhxppy children, saying to tl.eni, "Ctiine unto m nil ye that labor an 1 aie he.tvy Udtit, audi will give you lest." He. id this tnt, my Iriviid; re ml it in the morning, as soon as you rUr, and in the evening, before you retire. Head it together, aud if you leel an tuinul so to pray,

I... I i ,. i :i i . . iKit'uim mviiouti oouiu, or separaiinz kneel down, and sile . y,il you cannot i , , ... t ,, a .i t ,, i , : ; w ,. t the bran and shorts from tho hue lour, speak aloud, say over the words of, i, . i i t i . .

.hat beautiful .raver the S.tviour taught his disciples. tho prayer your moiliers taulit yuii when you wcru innocent children "Our Father, who art in heaven." In a few weeks 1 will pats this way again. Shall 1 call to V JVM. 0 yes. Do call,' said Jones, his voice trembling; though it was plain ho aruggled hard wuh the flood of new emotions that was sweeping over hi in. May (Sod's peace rest upon this house! The stranger stood wuh lifted lunds and head bent reverently for a moment. Then, turning awuy, ho passed from tho door, and in a few moment, was out of si-;ht. A month later, tho colporteur came again that way. How di lit rent was his reception at the house of Dick Jone. The moment tho eyes of the latter rested upon him.it seemed as if a aunbeamfill suddenly on his rugged features, All is well, I Ree Tho colporteur spoke cheerfully, and with a ra li tnt smile. 'A Uiblo in the house is a li!ev,ir.g to its inmates.' 'It h id Um a blessing to us,' said the hapj-y wile, her eyes full of tears. 0 sir, we can ucu-r bo done icadin-; rthe l'h i Uook. It seems, soou times,

And th- children ask me, many times a day, it I won't read to them about Joseph and his brethren, the three Hebrew cl.il Iren, or Daniel in the den of lions. Ofan when they have bceutso ill-natured and quarrelsome that I could do nothing with them, have I stopped my work, and sat down among them with the Bible, and began to read one of its beautiful stories. O, it acted like a charm I All anger would die instantly; and when I closed the book and they were to their play again, I would not hear an ugly word among

them, may be, for hours. And Richard too, I haven't heard hira swear an oath since you were here; and he isn't angry with things that can't bo helped near asoften as he used to be. 0 yes, indeed, 6ir; it is true. A Bible in the house is a blessing to its inmates.' 'If that were the only fruit of my la- j bor, said the colporteur, as he walked slowly and thoughtfully away from the house of Richard Jones, an hour later, 'it would be worth all the toil and sacrifice I have given to the work. But this is not the only good ground into which the seed I am scattering broadcast, as it were, has' fallen. God's rain, and dew, and sunshine, arc upon it, and it must spring up and grow, and ripen to the harvest Let me not grow faint or weary.' And with n stronger heart and more earnest purpose, ho went on his way. Gltasont pictorial. i Womah's Rights. Down at New Albany the other day, a lsdy, whoso name is not given we wish it were gave a fellow, who had proved himself, a very mean kind of man by insulting' her daughter, a most unmerciful drubbing with a huge club, to the infinite delight of several persons who witnessed the deserved infliction. (7-It is said the President intends to supercede Governor Gorman in Minnes ota, in consequence of charges against him. 03"Thc. Revival of Religion which has been in progress at Roberts Chapel for several weeks past, still continues. Scores have bowed at the altar and been .a B - s II el converted", and the Church has gained many members. A duep religious feelinj prevails the whole membership, which is producing glorious results. Ind. Journal. K3"1Ion. Gebrjt Smith made a characteristic speech in the House on Tuesday on. the Koszta case in qualified approval of Capt. Itigraham's action with regard to KoszU, and in unqualified reprobation of the conduct of our Government in upholding Slavery at the same time that it professes devotion to Liberty. The justice of Mr. Smith's strictures will be questioned by no one but n slaveholder or a politician. Mr. I'kestox of Ky. responded, advocating Slavery as a humane, politic and Christian contrivance until God shall sec fit to abolish it. We arc not overpowered by his logic. God's time for abolishing Slavery in Hayti was doubtless the right time and yet we think it would, humanly speaking, have been well for tho slaveholders to have abolished it some time earlier. Tho debate is to go on, and the Union stands it remarkably well. X V. Tribune. Deed Kimpllflrd In Indian. A fer-tljr- tissswr hst oeraalon lw examine a deed of land in Indiana. It was the shortest affair ol the kind we ever saw. It had no Ion; vorJed covenants about title, Incumbcrance, ttc It had neither witnesses nor separate examination of the wife, nor mention of t'ower. We thought it odd, and went over to the office of James llirney, Esq., who U Commissioner for all tho Htatcs, und keeps posted up in all the laws pertaining to this subject. He took down the Revised Statutes of Indiana, and at once showed us that the deed was right hiving all tho requisites. The form Is as simple as can be maJe. Why cannot this reform be made in Ohio, and then every man may be his own conveyancer without feeing a law ycr. Cin. Commercial A Sew Autliorll)', On a recent occasion, at the trial of a cause before a Justice of she Peace, in Louisiana, some rather novel authorities were cited by one of the "learned counsel." "The Court will observe," he said, "that in the case of Shylock vs. Antonio, although judgment was rendered in fa vor of thepUiniilF, yet circumstances prevented the execution which had issued from being carried into eflect." "What cause," asked the Justice, "did the Court understand the gentleman to refer to?" "Shylock ti. Antonio, 2nd. Shaks., p. 235, Johnson's edition. Tho Court will there find thecase reported in full." The "learned counsel" went on to ; lU ,1 lhill,.of hi ?lat; h"1 iwlutlur tho "Court considered the has not yet trans- ; l,,,vUl ' Murk wheat Cult es, A lady gives this receipe: When you mix vour batter, sift in one-fourth to one third of Graham Hour. The b ttur will liie better, the cake bake nicer, look finer, nnd will not have that griltg nppearancu so common to this winter delicacy. (irtlittm M.iiir is iivulo nf nliout i , , ... . " " "T" , M " .? "WI,U?' Uim a swtet and nutneious lood cay of UK'esU'ii. AT Daniel F. Meatier, k Co. Chuiiiiinli Slcnm Riircnii sV ftllMTtlli: 1ANirA(TOIIVs COR. OF FRONT AND SMITH STS. Keeps general assortment of IT 111 ronklatinter the ftdluw lue aMu-Ivs. Iii Hnsewood, MshotfAH), And M Aluul UroMlna and I'liiht tu rfss, si.l liuar.t., w riiii,f jiy.ks, I'm los. J suit Mala Wshsiiü Work hUinls. NNsrranM t'itial In aualily to ai.y msd liru ur elsewliore, and wblvh thoy vSuratvery w rlws, lur cash or apfrvved ytu" KINDS OF LUMBER WANTED. Mov. II. 113, 47 l) r. M. HirSI Stl H. A. WISTARIAtS. M SLAW HKIUfc.l.HAtn, VK K llr. I.MI' H A KI.AW, Mauularlurera ol Ituady M.le t lutlilnp, mirtcri and lieslors In Cloths, Catsliupn-s, V sltiivs, and ilMiilleitiens furiiishina; livods, No. S4 IVarl street, betseeu NValuut and tue, l lncililiatl, Ohio. Ki'b.CJ, '43-10-1) r. Tliomn.s McGechin. HHOLtX.nt. OÄOCJT, Snuth r.il Cr. Muln ami Sl.itk Sit'ttli, Ctnt mimt), OH. Tills lluiiae has Iikoii lining btisluuss for VI j ears, Iii venrs at iiresout loralioM. fub.Ui, 'i.WHI-lyr. Wm. A. 'rowbrldge, ICi: I'AII. lK.AUr In -iiriiaf.i:iAi.i:cV If irrwrli'S snd lirodui'w, houllt Kmt corner at Co-irt aii'l Kai estn at, (oinisiietli rannrri llo Ul t'l.M'INN All keeiis ronsUntlr on bands IThhI Assnrtuient of sll artulns In Malta, which he iTits to the Wade si Uis tu west sates. IWrT

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1 T KTAIDi I pro-euiiiiei.ttor iu t'uruiive iow era In nil the dlseuses (r Sich it Is recommended, usually railed f UM ALE COMPLAINTS. Of these sre Pso i.4 rti Uteri, or Fulling of tho Womb; Pt.ro a L bus or Whites; Chronic turnsATIOfl ARD t'f r4TIOH or TMS Won a; Ihc'idcmTALHaMOSRHAOS, or Flooding; Painfcl, S c rPAAasslft. AND 1a 1.111 .Skai huatkik. 0o.. wiut an tnetr sc compsnjlnjr evils, (Cancer excepted,) no matter how ev rru or of how loner tandinir. Tho Cslholicon far surpAses oilier remedies. In belli more re r lit in, losi expensive, and leaving , the s stent in better coudillnn. Let sll InU-rcu-1 - .1 II 1 1 I ... I.. It . SfrrSnWS.iV or the bcuotu-ui result or iu ue: toset ruuiuiniiis; sources. together with tetters from highly exuriureil Physicistis, who hsTo ttited It in ilK-lr practice, and speak from ibulr ou observation. ttEFRRENCE. P. n. Ptt mux. M. U., ttlca, N. Y. I.. I). Ki.txi), M. I. ransndaiartm, N. V. M. H. Hitts, M. D., Kohesler, N. Y. I). Y. Foots. M. I)., .'Wraense. N. Y. rrof. lunbar. M. 1)., II iltlmore, Mil. J. C.Orhim.M. ()., lUHiinoiv, Ml. W. W. Keest, M. 1. New-York City. W. Pmt ott, M . H. Concord, N. II. J. P. Nti.D, M. n., I'tles, N. Y: Küt. C.H. Kurd, Glonn Spring,. C . Pamphlet, had (rratis at tho store or Girroso V Alpkn, fronts, Laurel, Ind. AI-SO sold by r4iKi. H14RIR, Liberty, PiWLsA Morriso, Connertvllle. f. STwaT.(ircfinbiirir. Jon lli'NTLa, Versailles. Lfltr tit'fttrd tmifj Hr.Curti Hatch, Agent at Rnvtnnm Ohl. To Dr. M4R1 hui: I hire bicn ten yrsrs trou bled with Hamuli Complaints prolapsus uteri, aU all the Attmi. line dimculties; At times rendering my liro most miserable. I haro had the sttondance of some of iliu Lost physician, with but litMe survess; the most they could do was to relieve a cure was out nrthe question. For lire moi.ths : before roniiiieurlna; with your medicine, I had not been able to perform any labor, could walk but s ' few Heps st s time, and scarcely weut out of doors in short, 1 aseompletely prostrated, both j Iu body and mind, and expected to Urvjr out tho rest of my days In lufioriiif and tnimrr. HturcudInf your advertisjiu jut, I wh ludtired to Iry your inTuiuaoie medicine railed I terine Calhollfou.as the lust resort. I hud not used it a week boforw I 1 felt like auotlier woman. Uv the use or three botlies I wai enabled to perform all tlie labor for tlx In the family with ensu, and rould walk anr w bere In the nelirliborhood without Injury. 'i thiiit but a sen.o of my duty to you and to the smieted, has Induced ma to aula my rase to lh public. I ran sifol.T rcroimnend tho rejaratlou to all those su luring- iisa in), en. iiiriiuii.) w s.Fi4MA. Btsnor. raiADoa.l'otTsas '., Ohio, Dec. ST, 153. J.B. MAKrilIoi to.. Proprietor!. ctHTSL DiroT, 3114 sroaowat, h. t. Aug-ust Olli. 151. 4-1iiiiis. . MiSRiaa. fc.. Jsx.ises. J. KvTiSHrisLO. Manning, Je nnirga & Co. WHOLESALE. GROCER g, d COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 231, Mux Street, West Side, Second Door above Sixth No. 3, Sixth Street. CINCINNATI, 0. Vot. II, 1833, 47 Ijr. i:a(.li: iuox works. SSM irGsiOTcxsdl, North-east Corner of Canal and Walnut Streets. CINCINNATI, OHIO. 31 A IV UFA CT U IC 1 : It or I AND CAKTINÜ9 OK KVtiUY DKSCRUTION. Nor. 11, le53,47-lyr. rAt.M.MPORTATIO.N, 1'33.-S. W. HASK.t 1 1 INK A CO. IMKOKTKHm OF DKKSH Ml KS.MII.l.l.NKKYCiOOn.RllindNS, CKA1IIKKS.PLOW KHM.I.AIllKS'CLUAK ( I i I IIS, I KIM.MIMJS, At,, AM)MM'KAt"IVHr.H.s ts SI HAW RON - ..HUB IvVkWV K4MIM V a.ltHilr'KAltli. NlktKl, tl.NLI.N.NAIl. Kept, I, 3 tint. MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORK. WILLIAM ADDIS, lias removed to sixth st. Bat on's liiiildlns;. under siairnnlia Mall, l Inolnnatl, Ohio. A.M'KAl il'KKItof Ofinmes snd Keralla of rery desrrtiillon, fur Masons, Odd Kell.iws, M Hons of lVint"raiM'e, Tuniide or Honor, Druids Ke Men, Brotherhood v( the Union, aud Uoot llosrs, f7 lt' Inf s in umber of the shore onlers. Ism prepared st All tlnitis to fiirniih even tlilns apperUlnlnr thereto with punctualltv and dispatch. fct. U.t-O-iUin. co-iMi:T.M:irsnii. TUR undersigned have entered into Co-partnership, under the name and Unit of JON KS, LOFKTTtV KOHKlNSJortha ptirposeof rsrrylnf on S W holesale (Jrocery snd Commission Business. M. JO.Nr.N. DA VI i) UlVKI T, (Late of J. D. AC. (Ute orst. Omer.) Joucidt Co.,) Cincinnati It. KUHHI.VS, (Uta or Milroy, ludtans. lovettTrobdins, Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants NO. 811 HKAKLSIIIKEr, NKAR VINK. apslO 10-lyr. t I.N tINN A 1 1. To the Ladles. TAH. r.tItIti:N rrencli l.tinnr IMIIs. Kol hnppred MenslriiHtlm and all Irrevu laritiea of 'he KK.MAl.K MYri IT.M the best mit In Ibe known World. The ran bo had roniilnn.al No. HtJ Uana swat, sml fully (ii'ARASistn to rive satis, action, with full directions. K. THOMAS only euthorlicd Afeni. 1 lie above Hills will be sent by mall, upon the receipt of SI. Alt tetters lutttt bo directed No. fO, Broadwsy.Clo. mh.83 14. KAciix'V mercantile College North-West Corner Mxili mid STal, nut sirccls, Cincinnati, Ohio rrllE UuitorslftisJ Iihi removed hts merrantlU ' Collece t'i bis new buililiiip. North. wrl corner of WbIi. ut and Ith st. here hn has Itttvd up a riplnndid Hultor Kimms, erl for his business hsvliif tpsrett uuither pains or enpensi In ins kliiR them In svery ruspevt the most convenient snd pl.iASul SrhiMil Kiioms IntliA t.' oiled Mul -s. I ho plan sdoptod In la. Iih ir rnmbl es practice Hn llii'on; Instead o ii.lni lxoV. tha pupils art eisrcUi'd in niuklnr orlpliiAl entries ofevry lUy business transaction. JournalKinir, postlns;. but SiicliiearrniiuU. npeulnc ami ilosiir of a front a riety of Jlltarvnlsetiol booki. Imlli for partnership and Individual business, where tho business ha ben prosperous and adveratt and thus n""lr5r,"sT the studmii ftr entsrlua Inlt. lliv pr.u-tl.sl dull.s of the aceoiintnul I ant kind ol buslnnas. Tin course of instruction sill imisiit of don Iii entry book.Keplii?. enibrsoln every ilomrtinent of ttsUs and Murtautlle Accounts. iii lioteaale, Retail, Commintion, Exchange. PanKing, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual Parnrrship, Steamloatingtand Comjou:',J Co. llusintss, Commercial calculations, Practical Penmanship, and lectures on Commercial Law, alto Lectures on tt Science of Accounts, Custom ef Merchants etc. In S'Millon I jlhii r-'i'ilar rmtra of study, the undirsind has uiaile ari-Ai ö.'ineiils WS Henry Nnow, Ksi., lion. Be U in y Morur, P (', W. v rlsrlit, ami other eiiiiii"iil l evlun , to deliver s rours of Un lnrtf on III suMec jf Coinnierclsl Law.llisiory of I'muinerie, ileal Kronomy.ss Conn.miiil with Commerce Ml oilier suldm U of rrnal Importaore tntoct liierelal point of lew, and never before Introduced Iu any .Mercantile t'olli'SO In the t'nlti d hbil 'S. rupilsare lusirurleil Individually, snd not In (lassos, so Hull kt ml i' nl tuny enter at any time and proceed In tlio rulio of Ihuir viipaetty and awlUuil , Ptihllc euRmliialloh am hnd, (tlioiili nidU are eiamlued privately II they desiro It.) whun Ihe student tiuderirues rltfld and throut(ti Inlxrr.tca. lions by the prlnelpiil, (hmIIi'iI by a I'oiiimlliue of Hrai Ileal Aeiouuinnta and hii.iiie. nin,) and lilploniHs awarded to llio.o hu sro dueiuod worthy or litem. A rourso can (a computed In from alt to ten wneks, 1hir!mlpul sllllnki) iileniur.i In dhir every ll.lusT power In advuuee his students, and make them ihoroiiirh ami aeeomplihed aecoiiu. tanls and hlaextiinlvo nciualutanee with the bu. aluess coiiituunlty ill irennrully rnablo him to iirot'tire situation for those tlcsiroui id nliluiulng them. '! rill a I Tor a tn II roorve oflcons In UHik Keeplnjr, W rllliijr, l oiunierctul I'aU'ulaiioiis.l'om. lis rclul l.nw, etc.. . , $ 10.00 It, si. lloroii. Nov, II. IrM, 4 lyr. I rluelpnt. RAWDON, WRirJUT, HATCH t r.DSON Banknote Engraver-k Printers Suuih tii'fir, A Main .t,Vimrlinmii,0l: Vl.M), Knpruved in a sh In rorreaiondlnkT in o re lie me lo that of I'.uiik Note, liallroud, Mute aud Coiinly llouds, Bills of KehanK, Chocks, liraMs, C erllDeiiles of Nlix k and Hoposilo, r'nonls sury Notes, Hill And Leiter Heads, HiiiIoiiias, VisitI Ins; ami fröre ssional Cards, Notarial, Cuuuly sud I Hand Seals. A c. Coustnnliy on hand, Rank Note t'aperof various lluis, niAite to order.orvery superior Uallty, I Ike shove omee Is under Ihe lupervlslon of fJoo I T. Jones, s f rsctksl rjraver. mr I ll-r.m

Tho New Western Music Book; FREPiRED BY WILL BE REACT FOR Dl LIVERT ABOUT TliE 20th of Noreniber, UAJiY YE A II HAVE EtVtPSEIl 1)1 since Ally SACKED M MC HOOK., adapted to the want of the West, lias been published Iu Hound Kotes. TTT ""o wsntr 'a ork became so spporent and Mitne compilers of the present rollimcdurins; several years of travel and taachin; in the Western States, that the oalarrowlh la Uiiseolloction, which the Publishers have reason to think will meet with an extremely fsvomlile reception at the bands orthose whose waul It Is intended to supply. The 1 itli In full I a follows: THE Pit A I II IE VOCALIST? A collection of CHURCH MUSIC.

Comprising A Choice Variety of Psalm stud Hymn Tunri,Antlieuin Chorus? s.SentencM, Chnnts etc., From the best American and European Comjvsers: together with a Concise and Progressive ELEMENTARY COURSE OP INSTRUCTION. The whole adapted to the use of Choirs, Congrtgalions, Singing Schools, and Musical Association, BY JOHN GIBSON It L. G. FESgENDEN. jr7Oneofthe Compilers, Mr Cibbox, will he rccopnlied a too Leader of the celebrated "OIBhOS FAMILY," whose Concerts In the Western Country have delighted so many audlenci-i. The authors hare spent a Isrjre amount of labor, lima and money. In preparing the work; ami the Publishers have spared no expense to make tho book sent and tastcfdl; and In sulci of publishlnr, altogether superior to the Boston and New York Music Books. It w ill be more substantially made lor, instead 01 oenis; tapeti, 11 will bo well new ed; and bucked w ith colored leather, Instead of w nn oniinary spin mieep skill. It ia not Intended tiiat the hook shall fall In pieces before the owner lias scarcely bcirun to use it quite the contrary the Intention Is to furnish a Arst rate book , at a low price. Besides a large variety of N ew Tune of a popular eharactor, Hie collection of Familiar Old Tunes, will befouud to be excellent and admirable. TTr Orders rrom MUMCTKACII ERS anil Dealers, aru respectfully solicited. Copies for examination wilt be forwarded by Ma.l, upon receiving- Fifty Cents, in PosUge Mtamim. Address MOORE, ANDERSOV A Co., Pubtinners. 2 West Fourth street, Cincinnati. M. A. A Co. also published the following pop. ular Music Hooks, w hich have reached s aalo of over flf v thousand copies! TM K 8ACRK1) MF.Uinr.OX. by A. ft. Ilaydan. TIIKSACRKU VOCAI tST,by Locke V Nourse used in Cincinnati nubile schools Kor. II 11-53 s7 Ijr. OEHISON HOUSE. COR. MAIN AND FIFTH, CtCIN. A I I OHIO. DKNMSON o. 60V, PROPRIETORS. niAKClS KUELSON." iMrosTra sop mani ratTi'ars or Cigars, ToLncco nnd Snuff, DEALr'R IN Leaf Tobacco, N'o.SU Main Street, between Jth snd Bxtb, Sign of the Indian Chief.) CINCINNAri. OHIO. Nov. 11, 'c53,7 lyr. JAS. K. LTM.t. D L. BROWN NOTARY rUDLIC. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. NO. 2. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE CI INAATs O. LOAXS KF.COTf ATED PROMPTLY A 5D CO.KKIUKNT1ALLY. .Not. 1Kb 1M3 40 J jr. I I t I I Ihsve 30 Bioisl hand, sud SI new PI snos that we w ill re n Land let Ihe rent apply purchased In a riven lime. We sro the lurjreM flano lleulers In the West, and will rent nr sell lower for rath than any other house. No ' West Fourth street. MUKCII A WHITE. Nov. Ulli W3. in I' t.o d i:o pn:i nn i:. Jt Q 1 iitiinre strut or ntstn.p tmin a Neu. uoiis the liest In America ror sale, wholesale and retail. None offered In this city ran compare Uli thcmststiy one will srknos lodge who 111 come sud sen them. Ml HC II de WIIITK. 74 West Fourth street, Head-usrWr for flano in . incinnnii. Nov. ilih. I(C3. 4T-iy Ulioscsnleand llrtall Realer In 3 IJ ft. P.AST COKNKK WKKTKKM HOW & PKAKL CINCINNATI. IT" PARTICULAR PAINS TAKF.N IN THE SKLKCTION OF THK UtüST FAMILY GROCERIES. Norll IM3 47 lyr. Ihbn Wo lD)iiff & Seed Store, AND Nos 40 & 42 Lower Market St NEAR SYCAMORE, CINC INNATI, OHIO. Nov. II IC.V1 7 mos. SUNDRIES IN STORE. Ilhds Rugar, 51 it) bid prime molasse. 200 St) " " K. 11, .lit 3mi hrs prime Kastor coffee, SO H.H'kets Java do fix) nuvkng-e fresh Tea, H.tuo Iti.a.t. c. yarn, fi(0 l)uekar mackerel, 30 boxet Va. Mo. I obaceo, ft U Ka nails. VMO llul No. I balllnr, VI) bid flue iini, tobacco, K.Ot0 hairian.sh vltrurs. Caudle, Soap, Uturcb, ee. Ar. for sl I aw by BlilM W c III I E. Nu. 19 Lower Marketstreet.CliicltiiiaH May 14. 1S.W. n.y IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. i:iO MAIN STItl'.KT. UMR COMXr.KCIAL BANK ClItCXMKATI. Watch Malers Tools and Materials Nur. II, IrlJ, T !)r. i.KJirrs soIsIitkTx" Will Cure Dianhaa t Bloody Flux U y I. W. II A ILK, Agent for lUookvllle. H. P. CIIIPMAN fc CO.'. Commissi..! A. ' a r w i r 4 I n sj sM r. K (J 1 1 A N r o , WHITE WA I K M rAAl.nMIX,riXCIX.XATI i:iii:ci:m risiissATi. : i AaiiiMi riTf, U John Nwasy (V Co. ; Morrison Av N'eby Tweed,Slliley A Wrlgbl H. it II. M. Conklln, Xeevts Ai Mlepheiis, ; hsairstown. ia. 'osHaavii.ts,iAS. ; A.N, Wirrnis it Co. A. H. ('unwell di hou. ; Uourre lilllesplu. Liberal cash sdvancemeiita made on consign nteiii. epvv-iv-i)r. I (Ii 14 SI. S'IM.IA.nM-.o.fi3Malnlit. 1st I door Above I'esrl. iiii iniiiill, lioHler in Paper llAUtlngs, Wide Curtain I'spers, rliindboses, Klre rtereens, Ac, offers to Ihe public ths largest slid brst assortment of the shove arllele lo be found In the West and on the niot resonablo terms. He Invites the tm.le lo rail and easiutne his sleek, MsrchJ, lrü3-IMiiui. Mathematical ami Philosophien instruments. IIKNIIV waim:. c S f 'Oil. fourth and syeAiunre. opposite i, rosi tirnce. up r in irs entrance on 41I1 h.revl, Keep conitaiiiiy on liuml Purveyor's Compssso Levels, I heodiililes, 1 rauslts, Telt-rrenh ua tuenls, Ac. 40-Oino. n.T.TiioswBrss. r.Suxi.y V, Rriitt rplHtKIIUKN.KTA.M.VA HKO 1 1 K A K 4 I'llllK lillH! AS I flNlsllKKH. No. 53 West Kront atreel, t'lnrlnnall, keep ronUintly on hand a large assortment of work I at Hu'lr Hue, rouslstlng ol Hraae anil I'luled eoeks, fountain and (ieneralor HrAsses, Lliiior, Stesm, lloer, VaIvc, I ) Hinter and Uungn (oiks, l.neomotlve brs.se. Hose Joints, Oil (Jlohes, Yaeuun, and Mnlo Valvo, hu-aiu V hl ties, Kalling Kot, brer sn4 totl Pumps, bottllnc Marli mas, Ac. lira l a runa; made to order. Cash paid for Copper snd llrasi, l ib.US, '33-10-1) r,

IEIPOiVrANT T3 BUILDERS. Horley&Ehler,

FRONT STREET, BET WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dealers In sit kinds of Lumber snd manafsc torers of Sash, Doors, Blind. Wiudoer Frsmea, Mouliiluga, Bx Pilasters, Wexther ßonrdinjr. White end Yellow Pia Flooring, Shelriuj for Slorei, Pailiug for Fenc e s , Hoards pinned on both sides, of various thickness suluhle for the inside flnlsh of house. This establishment will be round to be of STOAt, bencfll to persons building in the country, a they csn be supplied hure with all tlio nmtcnili ready made orlumber, thorourhly ai'asoned for Sulshinc houses. In ths Lumber Yard connected wlUitlns establishment there I kept for sale an extensive auortinent of Lumber for all building purposes. Kash primed and (rlsied, constantly on hand. All orders promptly attendod to. TtKMS CASH. Ior. II, K3 47 1 yr. View of Buildlnrs. Lisostra, Portraits, Dl rdonia. Man, Show Cards, Notes, Draft, Bill of kschsuge, Labels, Ac. Ac. MIODLKKn At WALUI K. No 115 Walnut Street. Odd Fellow Hall. Oinrlunatl, Nor. 11. 18..3 47 lyr. KATZENBERGER. STRUS & CO. Wholesale dealers In Ready Made Clothing. No. 100 Main street, between Third and Fourth, Cin'tl JTT Keep constantly en hand, a complete and TSry extensive lock of Cloth, Cassiinerna, Vei ling ami every description oi .rimming. Feb.M.'SS-lO-lyr. S- EIMQLI3H AND SON'S, Wholesale snd Retail Manufacturer of D'il lows. ANVIL5. VICES. STOCKS AND DYES. Seroad St., BM. flroadway snd Ludlow, Clnclnnalt, Ivor, it, 1639,-47 lyr. i4rs A rri.ro tTt. issiBL Fu sisnts. A. H. roensros."). Johs B. Ktas. APPLFGATE & 11 Bookspllora, Publisher & Stationers, 43 Hain Ltrctt (incfrcati. y E h v one of Hie larrst and b.-t assorted stock In ths Went. Our (tovk embrace the best work on Theology, Medicine, Lav, Mechanics, Agriculture, History, Travels, Tales. Memoir, Philosophy, cje. ar.d a coitipljlj sssnrlmei.t (.full titu most doslrubla Mlscellaneou linol publish -d. nr stock of Sr-OOL UOÜKS embrace all tu c t of inonl used iu the Wont, from the fipellinj book lo the Lexicon. Our stock of stationery embrace every var.ety of Ltank Look, fron tue small Memorandum Hook lo Ui J argj su-per-rojsl Ledger, Im lud ii.g eerysrtitle us.-d ti. the coüiitlnir-rooiii. We bavo for the Country Mercian! a full variety of letter, Cap hihI N old I'aper. Ku elo e. tapper, Bouuet Uos rds. Ink, Ac, Ac. Our own Publications sre loo woil known as workii.f tha hlrhcsl merit, to require more thun su enuinerNtlon ol Ih4 most pmniln. lit hlvh urv CLJHKrSCO.VMtSrJtlT, . UICK'S COM. Iili le WorUi, Kollin'inncl 'i t IlisUiry, I li.mrili's .Ives.Kpcrtulor. Josephus, A-. Ve Invito all whodoAl In. or purcha.e books, to Klve ns avsII.as we srs confident we can offer them such Induce niotits s (hull be mutually boucflcisl. Ho. II, IM3. : lyr. FJRK TvÖUKSj Candies, Nuts nnd Fruit?, UboUsal snü retell Vy JOHN R. MYERS. so 21 Main Street, bet. Fifth sud Sixth, West CINCINNATI. tT All order promptly filled sod packages warranted full eight. Nor. 11, IrSJ, 471 jr. SMITH k NIXON, PIANO FORTE DEALERS, :VKST4th RTRF.K.T.ClSCINXATr.OHIO. Wholesale and KuUII Ageul for tho Modurt slid the J)aiihnm Plunn. Tvrui Cash. April SU '33 10-1) r. (sundry C'onttsierelal Writing; rinld. THE i A We.ti 1 underslcned I prepared to furnish ths Western market with a superior Wrlthijf Fluid his own Invention and v. bich In color, durability. Slid fluid lly I arrant. d to be unsurpassed. The color is at flrsl a rrccnl.h blue, chanf ing to Sdeep perinunenl black. All ordure will be pnimplly attended to by addresslnf.or callliiK on him at hi nlllce in Mercantile ColU'irn. It may slao bj nbtalnod at the book htorcs (euerally. JUilN OU.MJItV. Ko. II, lf43, 7 Ijr. WÄ TTNA;rO Mir 1 1 X , Denier In Iry (.nods, (r.l Pearl Mrerl, ein clnnll.-l'fler lor sale on the most favorable term I'.'tKI packuft't lr tioods, purchased mostly previousloiheudtsiirsln price. Purchaser will Bud them ready to meet the lowest rate of any Jotiblns; liouso Kast r West. Feb. IJ-IMt'u's J taNST. IL I- UANIkL' JA COIs ERNST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION EK AXU BLANK B O OK MANUFA CTURER, Ko. IK Main 81 roe I, between Third aud Fourth Streets, Cliu tniia I, Ohio. No. II 1B03--4? I r. ( ihhtrt 1 Kr, r, a . ro sti x r , i n o underslrned.at No13 West Fifth st. b.Mween Vine snd Walnut tnkes plensure Iu In tor ml nr lilsfriemU and Ihe public that he hn on hand ns Itirg-e and romplele a stork ori'aMnel Wareasran bu found In II o West, of wer) description and n,uallty,etn braelna i)lcsnd price which will be found S 'spted lo the fancy and Iis"' ll.-i of all i lss,s orpurchswrs. My stock iseunal In i xlci.l to any similar sbK'k ever offered In the West rti rouutr) , I he workmsuship I sf superior excelleiice iu favliloo and durability. I am possessed or litcill. tlAsSor uianul.it turlnir, b liii h I caii arford my articles at unreced Mi'ml low lentis. M) motto I ''smalt proKis and quit k returu.' I rvsicifull luvite in. txi'dlc 1 1 1 ll my exlensirs ssreruonis, sud exutnlus my varied sud sis. giul stock. ROSEWOOD r'l'RNITPRK. rtnwou hands eo ntdj and rnry eloirnul assort, mentor Koso wood K' roUure. emtiritr'na' corns. 1 ttte-A'T.tvs, t'enler T Ides. K i Chairs, l'url.r Chain, etc. o lbs iiii ban Hitiil and appiorsd l le or form IriiMinlns himI Mulsh. wwiilil also slate, thai lam prepared 1 fll up larff Mirrors or Pier Classes. ol ihn bel quellt, sud of any tlis or shape that m.ty b required frmed to su 11 the tsslo ol the purchaser. MAllOUANY AND lll.ACK W ALNl'T w A It K. Sofs. Tete-S'leles, fehler Tables, Slsuds.r.nsj Chslrs, Kolli In Chnlrs, K.ilH-s.'iil t liulis, Hook. CmaV snd Kaik llureau, Hedsleads, etc. of ev cry ililu snd ilescripiioii. COM MMN CUtlNKTWAUn. I haveon hsiid a vor) hey slock of cheaper warel comprls in t alio. Flair, ai.d Wi.od feat Chairs, uralt M)l s and prices, liureaus. 1m. blws, Kuvkllig Chairs, Mauds, litrdstvud, Lounges "U' LOOKINO OHK" ON II AND A larffe assortment of LookluiM lassia, of fill, rosewood, and iiishogMiiy lruiiies,shn h I sill sell si low prices, .MATR.8K3 'N IUND. A rood supply Hfaprliis,enrlwd 1st and palmetto Meirasaea, made tu the bust manner sud also make them to order I n any s ay that map be d.'sl. red. Urdered work will receive particular allenllou snd be dene tu the most wnrkmsnllke manlier. Particular sMvutlott paid to wholesale d.-ulers. O-llf. A.tU.NSII.MC. U A V fc 31 A T U A CK 1) irf'VooilS. No. 07 I'KARIi bTRK.ET, BK1. W ALMUT CI.NCl.N.NA TI OHIO. NO. 312 MAIN ST. BETWEEN 8T, AND 97V. I I! ri'fS constantly on hand a beautiful sssorIV inenl of HATS AND CAPS, of the most fiishionable kind. Ho Invito bis old Iriendsal llrookville to biiu a all heu they Tisll the my. May 7, ifiM )r. I SI'ITITIl. ml KROI'SB . . M. A V. J J . .. ö T 1 A K l U U Ö i'i Ö wiioli:s.u.kai:ktaii. C LOT II I N (. I) i: V OT, 317 Malu et. bet r?ih and 9th, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ISÜ1. lit J. I-. 11 Jl'i! .. V I., ! Ol! rt ul l!.e l)i rr.rt luuil I r ilnf i i..i in t) ri-1 if .'i i.n ivhiiiu. An;ther Scientific bonder! CHEAT CUr.cl FCH DYSPEPSIA!DRe J. S. HOUCHTOF.'O

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THE TRI r. DIGESTIVE FLUID, OK. i:Asitr .Mfr?.'. Prepared from RF.XJF.T, or the fourth FTOtf. ACM OF I HE OX. srter directions or BAKOS LIK.Kir.. he irreal I'hysiolopL-al ChemisU tj i. 8. HOIT.IITON. M. I).. Philadeltdila. Pa. TM I NATU HE'S OW.N KEMfcUY for en unhealthy Stomach, tio art of man ran riuii its ru entire powers. Itroiitaln no A l.f'OI''!.. BIT 1 r.KM. A L.i. or a a i rr.ui.rJ lint t..-. in eitremely asrecable to the taste, and may be takes by the most feeble patient who mnnnleat a water cracker without acute distress. Meware of PKl'U OKI) IMITATIONS. Pepaln I JiOT A UKt'G. Call on Ihe Arent. and pet a lescrl live Circa, lar, rrntis. rlvlnir a lars-e amount of M"IKNTIHIC EVIPENCK, from Lleblir'i Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe Pyslotocy of llisjestinu; Ac M. XV. Hails, Usoosvilos, wholesule and retail Atrent. August 1st, 1853 33-1 yr. Aaron A. Colter, CROCERV, PKOOUCK, AXD CO.MMISSI0 8. E.CORXKK OF PFVF.XTH AND MAIN STS. CICI.ATIs OHIO. Nor. SO 19-1 r-. Wholesale and Retail Window Sb.h- & Oil Cloth S'nre. .v.. S CtUrgt Halt, H'alitut St. tet. atamatHth dm. M. s a h v . 5c c; . If AXVFAC1 1'RERS snd Denier In Window ,l Miiides, Oil Cloth, Cords, TassoIs, Hrs.-s. Kiiff A white window shade I nous and rurtam inaleral. MIADK.S ol every .icscripliou ma le to order. J. II. BURROW'S PATF.NT PLANTA I It (st CORN MILL. D l ' i s.2:-.-.-s5i LVt'J-.-ilM-O-. i.U. THIS Mill . liUi-rs ly.iin nil ..Ih.Ts in the i on. true 1 lion or Hi- 1" i.i. t or K i.i..T M'.i t-.' w Im h is loini os.'d of K' II.. rr Itlm-l s. mi l.w.'d In a rust iron CMse. who 1. I'iriii ll.e l. r kli.l Imopoi tho Klone. Ith a cul I n. Ke. or h isii, I In-1 is ssi SruMter external .llninel.-r ul lim t.r.ii ii . tl.ni. al Hie lp, whUh I ecured i. lue 'i.,cl. i j l oir b..lt..o tinlexery blm k is Iu Hie lorm I : .l.il il, m Im Ii Clveaareutor strci rth to a -t -t ilmti any otlo-r iiiutiiou l.kli Is roijiiircd in smk'l .Vi i 1 1 lirn llie Stone Is run with freut pi'cd.ntni becouiesilunaroui If lud stroni'U ininli. It also sura vtelirliilu A Stone of sionll ilfnineter tlml Is required. ithout liavtni; it thick nr high. Iltut muses it lp heavy . This Mill Is a iijunre frtuniMiiiide of om or cast Iron, Iu the formnfa husk, with HrWre tree.Mpiudie Itnluitce, Mine, Driver, and Kesulullna Kcrew, And arrikds upon the same principle as a lunre null, dlfTerlnjrotiH in the Kunnlna Mone: this beluc Ihe grctit n eicht. rnulili'S Ittogrlnd nparertlifrentws frouter tnsiillty offrsln ami with less tiosur Ihau iiy other milt now iii use. l itis mill Is porlalde. and uiuy bo attached to toiitn, walvr, horse or hand pourr. Also, all size of French RitrrMill ftoiiet, ruanu jactured on Ihe snme prliielph'. Joseph II. Kurrows, of rliirliinnll, I Ihe Invvnor, lor which he oUulned Le ttets I'ulenl la li4'J. rFor nil Infrlnireinoiits Ihn purchusvr w III be held tespuuslhle for the rlulit of itslne;. 1 hese Mills do not n-qulre s Millwright loset them up, and a II Dial Is ucrca.ury to put iliem In opreution llon4tnch a bund i llio pulley on the spltiillc.n llh a pruui sulll ilcntly liirjro lo run the IM llicli Mill tMo rvv.ilullni.s per niiniilf; alta.ihep lo horse, stenm or vi liter .o er. Ky thealendy A..llration of Im ohoru power, the Mill wlllf-riud llloR bushels per hour of ood meal, and III grind whenl a well a Com. 'I hu 3u Im h .Mill, irpi.lt it fullest speed, w III grind from III lo 1.1 bushels perhour. These Militär warrsnt -d to be lue cry respect as recomiiietid'id. All orders must be directed to J. II. IICItKOWS, Front s., lower lde, bet. Main A Walnut. ' Dec. S, LSi. JIM) r. Cincinnati .Ohio. L T. Ii I CO I! IIS.'" if 'S nUNI) MANUFAC'TUI.EU, 15 :rt NOIIIIIHHK. SO. fi IXTII MCKKT, Iff. ij Sirtntl sfr i-.eil far, 'jvite tat I "A'rre Lyrrutn." tirsnch Fsetory, Corner Craig Ac lwl Ktrocts, Covington, Ky. dec. 10-31. MM liKLL & liUASS FOUNDERS. ans sst rrT asas or And all kinds of Kras Work; Deters In Les.l.ZI ne. t'opper, lllock Tin, Copper HivetA.Kpelter, Solder and M -tal f'ackll.g, Second M reel, bet. Ilrosdway sud Ludlow, Ciiirluunlt Ohio, 7TThelr Bolls are executed on new snd Improved principles, superior to any foundry In tho World. Ko. U, 1853, 47 lyr. Gold Band ami win rr. nir.x ii rm.t, IXVIt Inducements are now offered a pnrrhai sins public. We huve Just opened a larire In. voice of whltti French China Dinner Ware, of superlorquallty and beautiful st Iii.hii urtli le nn In he surpassed lu Ihi or au t other inurkct. sre s.. Ins tin artli lo lu hole or a Is or setts, to suit Ihe order or the purchnsnr, on i. slit'.il advance on ew Yo'k nr l'hiladel h s prices. Person about lo purrhaM are Invited to call and xanilnn n ir roo.ls and learn lht prices. In each they villi find an indue . 'inert. Ill IJOINS, UKO. & AM'KI.'fON. Nov. ll.Ui3.-i.ui P Malnstreot. ildluccJ Prlcrs. LI HL (. i. Ulf. T ivlllli.K" A II. PC ITCH A f Kit. IIEI.I.OW VIA IT IOUY. (UK subscriber real" itfi.ll Inl'iirios the rllleiil ofCliii'ltiiiii. and Hie pul. Hi smi. rli . ''ul he Hill continues t m iiiiilm Inie huiilhs' Hello s of all si es at his old sluinl on Necmnl Ir.-el. Iielv. een liriHiil.atai.il lHlloe. I'lni him II. Prom hi lone evp'irli'i.i in b isMie. piirelher w lli. bn Iliy pro u. 'd with litif. Int ol imiihimi lun.lier and other mihi n'liil. Il is prepured lu all case in warrai.l his a n. y. id. AI.MI, tiivllsMud Viivsf .irnlshnil. JuneS. -aailiiis. r. K. IIAMII.I'OM. IHM VK A FFMC1 K'. liK.tl sM DKMADR - WIIOI.K. I);S. MALI. diWlillK. haiiif fiirmnl a e.t'puitueril.lp, rnntliHie lo bj ions .lied at lhel Olltce, 191 N nlm't tni 1. 1 Inclt.liHtl, Ohio, on all dls.'hs.'i of i.rlviile or (leih I iinlure. and guurraiitee s cur In sit esse hieb Hi y under take In treat. lh s lour eon rse of lud snd practical expert em or nullmilMl eMent, lies. II. 0 W. have the eraiiSrallon of iriseiiliuir the unfortunate with! rvniedle lhal hate never falld to cure the most alarming case of OONOKKIIKA Slid hVi'llII.I.I. Clidur their Irealmenl, all of the horror of Venereul liisens.'s, Impurellluod, Vlcers, Impoten ry, i'uln lu thu Hack, snd Orgun of (ioueialiou, lufiauiaiion of ths llludder and Kidne), lldro cole, Absres.es, Diseases of the Liver and l.ui.rs, lr.i..v, heruriils. T umors, K plleplle Pits, leu.s of Iho Serroiis atslem aenerall), Dlarrhaea, l)s entery, 1'iles, fistula, It iiplurct, tic., are perms nenlly cured. Periodical complslnts or females, however complicated or appiilluiri also.all other diseases lul ldent f fcitiMii's, nirtnl, slid every fuiicllun, ro stored to II natural lone aud visor. Ar no and Fever cured In twenty-four hours, warranted. p'sMiask Wssss. Dr. It. A W, devote sgreal part of their tluie lo the Irealmenl of Ihosu case caused by a secret end solitary habit, a hu h ruins the body a.id mind, uiiniiinn Ihe unfurl mutt. Individual for Ither business or society. Some of the ud and tin lanrhiily erteil produced ) rarly habits of youlharo weakness of I lie tun k and limbs, dissinesaol ihn bend, illiiiuess of a rhl. paliliili"li of the henrl.d) ap. '.is, iivrvousncs, dnriiremenl nf the digestive I . ctlons, st in lit . ui a or conaumptIon, fvr. I In srfiil cffei 1 on tho tntndiire iiiuclt to bo drcad.'d .u-a of nien.orj , contusion of ideas, depression o spirits, evil rireboiluiir, aversion of am lely, sei ullrust, timid. ty, Ac. .art among thu ell proi od. Km U porou should lioluro run. ompluU i imirrlare, consult a physician of expeVene d skill, and be at olive restored to lieu mi lied luipplness. irT Lett rs addressed to Du. Hull A M hlf.bo 13.11 P. O., post-paid, roiitalnli'g a feo irninplly I attended lo, and Medicine, former. led to any part of the Culled Alalea, secure from observation, Mrlttesl secre.y observed. !or, II ifM, 17-lyr. i

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European and American Hard ware, Cutlery ana Guns Statt Wm rar. Prartaaa1 H'atnn .vs.. Clrir. T1AVE refflved, snd are Cotitf Oly upplil II with every artirle In their lln . a .t;ble to tte WetrM trade, pim hssed or Am..-e, a,'jd Inspor ted direct from Mieffteld. Kirminham, and Gerenaa maniiracturer, embrarinr Uie beet qoatlUe asdj brands, which win be sold st small sdvsnceo cost, consisting, la part, of Win. Butcher's & Spear & Jsckson's Files, Saws & Edge Tools, Wtde V Butcher's, Georpe Wostenholns &. Son's elebrated Razors, Pocket Knrves, Shears, Scissors, tc, Tsble Knives and Forks, Carvers. bteeU, Set, Loff., Trace Hsl'er, Brrast, trd 5th Chains ' A t S A A . snd Mref her. lloossaieS liioeea. Anili, rim.Brttmw mnH Srge Tiiaee,04)isan T. B. Kawlaaf i Sharrtt amä Spmrttt, CotlWis&ro.'s, Hunl'i, II. Msru'i sud Lipp coifs Axe snd HsUbeU. Waldron's. Uarlii.s: 4k Klooil's Grsr. Grsia, snd Hrtar cylbes, r)lbe Fncalhea. Cradles, Kieles. Hay and Manure Forks, Carpenter' and Coopers' Plane and fcJjre Tools. Every kind of Circular and otnerrawi bisdbiss. urod to orer sod sarranted. A rents for E. A T. Kslrl.niir a & Co.'srelel.mled PUlform. Ksllrosd , ' Ray Grocers', and DnifriMs' Scales, which have s n-pniuUon superior to sll other for Accuracy sn4 duroltilllv, snd sold at manufacturers' prices. Also, agent for the sate of the best Iron Fire Proof af man uloclurea,) bleu we sell at manururturert ri S3, -M iv-iyr. ApwllAflnlldlntr.?. W. rr. Silk aiaisl Walnuts ( inclnnsti, O. I.XCOKPOKA1 til 1MH. THE Attention of the public is resferlfully called lo the superior Licllitie afforded st UiU lmllts' lion, for qiiAlifli.A Individual lu s thorourh irae tical muiiiier f.r tho Com. tins; Koom and Unstoesk pursuit. The Course embraces liOOK-KEKPIXO BV DOUl'.LE ENTRY, a pursued In the diffurenl departmviitsof irmia, coiuiiiun-e aud in nn fat Iuris itusiness Prninan' hip, CulcuUtious. Corrcspoiuleiire, and dslly Le turus on Mercaiilile Law aud Political Economy in thoir relation to Commerce. ' 1 he Course ran be completed In rrom 8 to Is week. Terms S4II. Pupilsbeinr. taught Indi idually , applicant ssa eulir at an) lime. For further psr ular call al the Cnllcte reoms or sou res the rr lpai. nov. 19. 4r-lyr. AlOStSST. II. L. SsltaLS JA C It ri.N!k.T w n i.si.r in sitaii. PUI'MSIIEU STATIONER.AND R LA NIC TOOK MANUFACTURER,Nu. 1 12 Main st E it n'uie- brtween Tili'! and Fourth Streets, riNTINNATI, OHIO. rll.'NK lilldkS, Keeps ci. t..i tly on hsnd It.f Iiis i.w n muuiiisieture, Afl'OUT BtitiR, or I'ulil.r or.'ie,; IVui ly f ourls. Ha I V.isds, kl a ii l.o. U, Imi ii V. Ii t. h sunnier and Manufuitu II I' CompMitfo. Mer. Imi.ls knd Traders, for sale I hi . low .rii r'i ... w hi - iiin.it to an j paiurrsi .'HT" .11 ' r I H .l i"i Ifiri . OFFK HRS OK JUNK, and Clerks of I o.iiiM 4'ourts. Will S.'d our k Book em aI it nut superior In any the) liuveeverbAO la use. srnooi. nook's. I'cii r the puldi-liernr KtiUINoVS Meihemat Icnl, Pint. iso hn I Ai d Astioimmlral llosiks, we obl.iin II ill lei dlur hihool Cook tnrrnersl sT ! Iu e'.chsi fn for onrows piittirutoni and sre tbs ! ei'AMed to Aull all the vnrions aorti ene'slly punaasudror hch.ols.l.oticr..and Cosutr) Her thai t. al the lowest rasters prWes. Atiioricau. French, English and Carman ttstlos erv . of i-vert J esi i Iplicu. tTTTsriiru lr Aiieniio a paid lu All order r IMul.k Dm.k .Htallou.r) snd School Hook s.ai S a tff'Ml 111 hp ipuraJ v'i;oiiiili'tii sll luiboriJs.ios the most reoiiAbl serin. Prlnimc. Killing sud Hiud Ii (, W say Alra,si (hurl Botice. 4il yr. H. 1I.STIUJEVE, DEALER IN av M'ATCIIEK.CLOCKf A JKWF.LKV, keep en II hand s Is rri sssorled stock, of all styles and prli ; lau, repulrs Mskhcsand Juae'lry Is s thorough ork muiilike manner. inr i, "iS-1 1. n.Y AM M OC K KCA l.f '.!. Martin At Orr, Mile .Munufai lurei,'.Uiis taken the 14 st.-ind rruurly occupied Iiy N tarta et Ki.ntiii, No. 40 Coliiinbla Mrevt, ouo door west of W aluet Clucliiiiatl, Olm. They are prepared to pul upon the most rrtsos ftl.Ielcrius. la auv part of the country, their Urarr Hag aaJS'mrk liralrt, froia low patt ffis w ith Imlirovemetil. luili they have Just eoiule ted. Also, all kliut of I'lalforin Krale, Learns, dir., Ac. All oar Srnli srs a arm Mod to give fall AAtlslui tloii, or we illluke tbuut back anS rAfuust the money. KEFKKKNCKS. Samuel Bercsforsl. B. H. F.lllstos.) CovirrUs, fllldilea, Murfla 4 Co. V.. l.Perrin. j Ky. W. Ac G. W. Kobtos, Key. Maltby V Co.. J.B. Lehmer, 1'ulliini. Itatrleld V lirnwa. fuh.tj-H). MA KHK 4k OS I. "Ö RAT A nENINGRAY, I' 1 1 ul f.lnss niiuu(ii(tiitrriallim luond street. 1'Clareu 1 bird A Fourth Cii.ls nsti, kccpcoi.stai.tly on band every vsriely sf Hint til.ibswiiro, Apotsecsry' fiirsllure, sud Chcmlrsl Ajpsralu msde te or.ler st the siiortesi notice. ALSO, A sreal variety of Perfumer' W iegrspu Cilasee sud l.gh liiliig rod insulator. u.a. ran oa m.s r.rncH. j. wtsni TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, I!ll'tKTl:lt snd wholesale dealer In Iris Linens and white foods. Also, I'mbrcll, Pal Msols. f.lovc, liosiurv. and etery deserlnlion i f Irliniiiluc and fiim v airy (oMls,coriicrir Mainas I tVurlsls.Cliuiiini.il. til I'.-lj. i:tv voiik M iMxiit khadi; Iii: s N IM I' I lid.1. J. KK.MT Manufacturer as 4 dealer lu sll kind of transparent window ahads Alaor-ril.Tsela, Bra iiiounlmr Ac. .No-ICollere Hull, Wulnnl sl.,Cli i Inestl. Chunk, More und other large shade pslutedl order lu a superior st) le. 7 SU'. .M A II II I IT AVOICKW.-l owir A Iti ts, corner or llroada and Klfth t-ec . M II I mi. Moiiumriits. 'I omlisaud Rrave Mone , Mai-I.le Mantles and Mulxsiy, Kaplismsl Font , M iri, liii.leis. Cms, Vases, Curden Firurs , , 1 nnil.ei alio t ounicr r i;io. cvc. i:r rarnini v I tin liiiliil and run isl.m' to or.li e, 1 holrs.l' u pi o.l with M ri.le iu lilo. k or Mab, or saw a in o . ser. sib IS IS 4. a. SU tons. S. I.ASTTBI DICKSON &LK11KT1 KH, ("uceeaAorslotAmpaon A Andrews.) Importers, 'mleaule ami Kelall l elers lu Chi I'luas and liiKi'iiswi re. Also, Laml.s, Castors e Table Cntlert. No. VI Malu Street. Iietwees Kit I si .1 sulii, Clio Innall, Ohio. Feb. SI. '.I'i n.lir. Itltii I.MISI A t,-lM.iuei.... . ... 1 1 r'sphcra. Co perl'leie Primers, ncnetl Bra .4 Culters. Ac. - ri'i es I'orner llano and Mi I sis., and mi MmiiSl.. overT. .Iloodman 4k Ire Bank Inr Hons . I ll rlnnall. ""-'ll Meals, Aitor. s. Cards, l etter and N ! Mr. Iura, Labels, Bunk Checks, Bills, Drafts, 4 Irs Ac al very low prlceat Diplomas, CertiSi atea, Bonds, Map. Hah ol Bs Ute, tu n plate, AC. Ivb IS IMS J Sf Oll, IMIMTri WINDOW MIADT.-s snd Oil ( loili 1'aIiI. I'ovrrs. tnAnufa. tureS Sl'4 old, holesale and retail, by M. Ssw) er A I o. Vi. SColleire Bull.tliiB". Walnut St., Cincinnati, hi i. Orders promptly Sited. Country Merchsula si al. J'e.llerssiif. plied on Ihe lowest tern.l. Nov.8. l-AJ. i-k'tns. I I. II ATA TAIII.i: AVAIIi:.- Oen il s I AltMtttt nrrr.r a,trt, Is nearly s s lilts, a al hsrder And slronrer IhAn silver. bee plat 4 11 resembles j r'y ro solid silver. Wekeepeon.lnnil In slo'e s lara;e ori seul of AllmlsTra snd 'lshle hpoou. Fork, fioupl lies. Buller Knives, reain hpootia. Castors , Bi4 In short, every stlher arto le n.ceasary lo the a dele furi'lsh'inr of a In hie 1 Hl'.MIMilO.V A LAIIOYTFAI'X, Wsuh Importers, 110 Main Mr. si. Feb.SS,'53 0-l)r-. v. Sl nos ssiuia, sowas a. fiT W. K. OGTOIIN & CO. IMPORTKKS and wholesale dealer la Fa ll.h French, iernian and A nierlcan Fancy Goeda llesli'ry, (Jl or, l'onili, Bulion, llrinhe,l o InfMasse. Vinbn Hi, rsnit.d. Irsh llursj Merlin t or its, Jsic ni ls. I'nok Mfclls, Us sl Mull Muslins, a foil assofseil of ill k'lds Mik Oood , snd every den r 1 1 s ol lrn.inl and Fancy Dry Cood. rtiry lirttj .r lt Ooo.ls.Clo'lhs. Cslioercs.Ar. Aln. I srpe, In snd Oil I'lolhsofsll klm's.d.rt rlfroin the .Manufnrtnrer. Straw Good. Ar, o.UA3? i'rarl Mrscl, I'IdcIiiiibU. febIS is-lyr. Geo. S.Jonkinn&Co. WIIOI rit.lLE dealer In Foreign and Don a-t J. Dry t.ood '. i. S-uulh et corner rn I s I Vine streets, Clnclnnaia, 1 TulopB"i an eniue new esvoFb. M, '9S-rtVtfrsl,

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