Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 13 January 1854 — Page 4

A CirANOiaiUMD - Amon UlKorow'fnngletl munurct introduced by f xtiorlmcnuliiing ngrt cuUurists during iho lust twenty yearn, rot ont hs born so ridly iud unl vrlly adopted m uano. hi Anion

.slung ifrtilittn otiunrs n.nl msy mod of nmdicaUun v rvndtrcd it cvnerM favorite will, the farmers, though the Immense distance of tlto places frum which it is cliicfljr obtain til, und lit conciucnt high prico in KnglanJ, must nrecssitril limit itstisc evrn if th tupplic were inoxhntmililo. Tim iln I of Iclmbctv, on tlio went const f Africa, wlit-nrv truant) wit first obtained in hrjfoauaniitu, is, txrhnps, a most rtrnsrkatlo instance of a deso tat rock becoming nuJdculjr tho Hrt of destination for riunürvu ot largo shins, and thu source of iiuimiimi wealth to numerous Individual. Hut Ichabo was soon exhausted, nnd tho dusty treasure that had for many centuries been accumulating on ita rocky bosom wajIUc rally swept away. Tho once bus island lias now returned to iu former loneliness, and the fleet of ships that trathcrcd round it eck on till mors distant enaiU the fertilizing powder that hall fatten tho impoverished field of old world countries W ask the reader to accompany u to tho far-off country of Teru, fur upon her shores there lies an open mino of wealth that will bear comparison in talae, and far exceed in usefulness, the glittering reins that traverse her larc mountains. More than half tho guano imported into England, during tho last ten years, has been abtained from a small group of islands called the Guineas, that lieoff the port of Pisco, on tho Peruvian coast. Of tbeso islands, the largest, Sangallan, has rery little guano upon it, the principal deposits beinjf found on three smaller ones, the niot northern of the group. These arc emphatically the guano islands, for they are utterly unproductive of anything beaide. They are distinguished as tho north, middle, and south islands.The north island has. been cuustantly worked ever since the introduction of guano into England; the middle one ha also been occasionally invaded; but the south island, on which 1 believe the accumulation to be greatest, remains untouched. Every ship bound to the Chinca is compelled to anchor at Pico, in order to pass the necessary custom-house formalities before proceeding to her loading ground. A couple of hours are then sufficient to carry her across the few miles of waVr that intervene, and she toon again drops her anchor among the numerous fleet that Is ever lying off the islands waiting for their turn to load. The odorous scent of the guano ia distinctly perceptible at several miles distance, and is far from unplemntwhcn thui mingled with tho pure sea air. The first duty of tho crew after the hip'a arriral, 11 .lo discharge the tra ballast, and as the captains have no dread of port-odkert or harbormatten, tho sand or stuno U quietly to sod over the side, until there is barely suHkicnl left in tho hold to kifp the vessel on an even keel. In the mean time, the long-boat is hoisted out of her birth amidships, and part of the ere w are busily employed lu bringing off boat-loads of guano from the island, to replace the discharged ballast. The peculiar odor pervades the whole ship, the carefully tarrrd rigging bocornea a dirty brown, while the mow w hi to deck and closely-furled sails assume the same dark hue. On the aide next the main-land, the Islanda rise precipitously from tho sea to a considerable height, presenting only a bare, dark wall of rock. From the upper edge of tho precipice the huge wound of 'guano slopes rapidly upward for a short distance, and then spreads into a level surface that gradually descend on every other sido to within a few yard of the water. Here and there, rough craggy points thrust their, white heads through flhe brown crust of guano, which ha completely filled up the deep hollows that originally existed in the Island, and w ould soon, had it not been disturbed, have covered even these crest of what were once tall pinnacle. Tho only safo landing-place i on a narrow strip of beach, the remainder of the island being surrounded by low rock and small detached reefs, but the singular formation has greatly facilitatcdthe loading a t ir - I. .. . . - 01 snips, tnaoung me crews w itccont .. . . . m i 1 I plish that in a few days, w hich, under other circumstances, must have cost them tcdiou week of labor. Close to the face of the rock the wau r is deep enough to Go:t the largest nu-rch unman, and the steady constancy of the trade-wind, which rarely increases her beyond a pleasant brvvie, enables the ship to lie in perfect safety, in close contact with her two most dangerous enemies a rocky island and a dead lee-shore. lUving taken aboard by her boats sullkicnt guano to ballast her, the ship is hauled in close to the steep etiff. to which she is securely bound wivh warp and chain; two anchor being dropped to seaward to enable her to haul off again when loaded, or in case of accident. Down to the cry edge of the precipice, on its lofty summit, comes the point of a triangular inclosure, open at its base, and made of strong stakes driven into the solid guano, and closely knit together with iron chains. At the point resting upon the edge of the cliff there is a small opening, to which is firmly attached a wide canvas pipe, which hang down tho face of the preeIpioe and passes into the hold ot the vend beneath. The inclosure, uhich will contain several hundred tons, is filled with guano by tho Indian laborers, and a small line that closes tho mouth of the pipe being slacked, the whole mass is ponred into tho ship at a rate which very soon complete her cargo. From different part of the pipe, bowlines lead to the mast-heads of the vessel, and from thence on deck, where they are tended by the crew, who alternately haul upon and slack them so as to keep the long pipo in motion and prevcutiu choking. But, however well they mey succeed in that effort the nun have considerable dithcall) in avoiding some such catastrophe in their own persons; for theguano, after falling from so great nn elevation, rises) through the hatchways in one immense cloud, that completely envelope the ship, and renders the inhaling of anything save dut almost a mattor of impossibility. The men wear patent respirators, in the shape vf bunches of trry oakum, tied across

their mouth and nostrils; but the guano mocks at such weak defenses, and a brisk continued fusiladu of snecxes celebrates the opening of the pipe, and accompanies, in repeated volleys and with unwilling tears, tho unremitting shower of pungent dust. In the meantime, a ganof Indians are at work in the hold, trimming and leveling the guano as it pours from above. How they contrive to exist at all in such an atmosphere is a matter of astonishment; but even they are unable to remain below longer than twenty minutes at one lime. They are then relieved by another party, and rvturn on deck, perfectly naked, streaming with perspiration, and with their brown skins thickly coated with xuano. Tho two parties thus alter-

uately relieving tach other, a ship or . ... . . seven or eight hundred tons i loaded in this manner in two or three dayi, the Indians on the Uland working during the night, and filling up the inclosure, ready for shipment on the following dy. A smaller inclosure and pipe supply the boats of the vessels anchored off tho island. The guano is dug out with pick and shovel down to the level of the rock, and on the north island the cutting thus formed is in some places from sixty to eighty feet ia depth, in others it is ouly a few inches; but these shallow spots are comparatively rare, and usually border on orae deep valley tirroly packed with the prevailing substance. From the pressure of tho superincumbent mass, the lower strata have become almost as hard and com pact as tho rock itself, and the color deepens from a light brown, or some times white, at the surface, to nearly black at the bottom of the cutting. The guano of the Chinca islands is aid to surpass all other deposits in its strength and fertilizing qualities, and this is chiefly attributed to the fact that rain never falls on those islands. Uw tng to this extreme aridity of the cli mate, the saline particles of the ma nure are never held in solution, and are therefore less liable to be lost by evaporation than where the surface of the mass is frequently washed oy heavy rain. Lanre lumps of very strong and pure ammonia are, in fact, often turned up by the diggers. The thick foLT. that at certain seasons are of nightly occurrence on the coast, convert the outer layer into a greasy paste, which is immediately baked by the sun into a hard crust that prevents even tho fogs from penetrating into tho interior The crust is completely undermined by the birds that still frequent the islands in vast numbers, though they are said to bear no com Earison to the myriads that formerly eld sole and undisturbed possession of them. There are mews, gannets, penguins, pelican, divers, sheerbcaks, and many other sorts of sea-fowl; but the most common is th guano-bird a very handsome creature, about tho site of a pigeon, beautifully variegated, and decorated with two pendant eardrops. Naturalists, delighting in hard words, call him tulUta variegata. These web-footed colonists form regular towns beneath tho crust of the guano, the various settlements communicating with each other by galleries ruuiuMtf 1 all dirwcU-mav-iWevc i-ie almost impossible to set foot upon the untouched surface of the island without sinking to tho knee iu some feathered lady'a nursery, and either smashing her egg or mutilating her half-fledged progeny. Tho egg-shells, and the remains of tish brought to feed the young birds, or to be devoured at leisure by the old ones, must form a considerable item in the deposits. Thickly tenanted as are the islands and the air above them, the waters beneath are no less full of life. Shoals of small fish are continually passing through the channele; whales are frequently seen rollinglhcir huge bodies in the offing; and tho numerous caves that perforate tho islands on every side are inhabited by colonics of seals and sea-lions, that wage an unceasing predatory war upon the sparkling shoals that puss, unconscious of all danger, their gloomy surf bound territories. Tho islands themselves are perfectly barren. Not a blado of grass, nor even a particle of moss exyts upon them, fhey present only ouo brown arid expanse, incapable of furnishing food for the tiniest nibbler that ever gnawed a grain of corn; and yet they nossesa sufficient fertilising power to transform a barren desert to a fruitful garden; and they annually furnish jl in other land for thousands of hungry mortals who never even heard of their existence! They are also com-1 pletely destitute of water, tho Indian who live upon them being supplied with this necessary of life by the shipping in turns, hvery article of food I brought from l'isco, to which port the guano-digger occasionally resort, to spend in extravagance and dissipation their hard-earned wages. '1 ho commandant reside on the north itland, in a miserable cotlngo. Four poles stuck in the guano, with grass mats or a few reed stretched between them and covered in with a fiat roof of the same material, form specimens of a high order of Chinca architecture. Furniture is of course unknown, and clothes are at nearly so as possible; but the high wages given to tho laborers appear to balance the itttagrrmmt of their position. Ouano, indeed, has been used for agricultural purposes in l'eru ever since the invasion of tho Spaniards. Large quantities of it are consumed in tho haciendas that skirt the banks of the rivers which flow from tho moun tains through the desert coast, raising in their passage through the arid sand-ocean long green islands of ex traordinarr fertility. The mode of ao plying tho manure differs considerably Irorn that adopted in Kngland. It ts never used with the seed; but when the plants are a few inches above the surface a long shallow trench is made close to the roots, and in this a small quantity of guano is placed, the white being always preferred. Tho trench being slightly covered with earth, the hole held I either laid completely under water by dam and sluices erected for the purpose, or, where no such system of irrigation exist, other means are adopted tor thoroughly sat urating the soil. The potatoes produced by this mode of culture are perhaps the hncst, both for siie and quality, m the world, and the extraordinary rapidity of their growiu after the tarst application of th manure i most nstonbhmg. This fact

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the theory that attributed the late potato disease to the use of guano. DlsefcesHeace I Parsal Young man, Is that your father? How could you make use of language so disrespectful? You don't ctrel You will talk as you please, no matter who hears you! If we were in want of a clerk, and thcro was not another young man within ten hundred miles that wo could engage, we would not consent to take you. We should be afraid to trust a boy who ia diiobedient to his parents, who shows so little respect for his father. A youth who was so saucy tolas parents we never knew to turn out well. He respects nobody. If your father is in tho wrong, and you are certain of it, that is no excuso for such language. No one will respect you for it. Kverybody will condemn you. A parent should be treated with respect by his children, no matter how poor he may be, or how large his family may have grown. There is too little respect paid to parental authority at the present day. It is grievous to go into many families, and hear the language daily used by the children. "I will," "I won't," "I don't caro," "it's none of your bus iness; I am old enough to know what is right," and the like expressions, are painfully common. Large boys, and grown-up girls even, do not hesitate to give their mothers the lie, and break away from their express commands. They will do as they please, and go where they have a mind. We wish such children could only see how they appear in the eyes of their acquaint ances, and if they have any shame it must flush in their cheeks. There is truth as well as rhyme in a couplet by John Randolph: Whoever ssakee kl ereaf heart to bleed. hall ftsv s tkll4 thtl wUI roveagc Iks deed." One thing is certain an undutiful son and a disobedient daughter cannot long prosper. For a season they may appear well to tho eye of a stranger, but their self-will and stubbornness are soon discovered, and they are despised. A child who disobeys his parents will not hesitate to abuse anybody. Nri thcr age nor talents receive respect from him. COUNTING HOUSE A IL HI A N A C. 00 1 3 s o M 3 KE3 1 6 12 19 e IS 90 27 7 14 91 23 29 MARCH I 6 12 19 33 6 IS 20 97 7 14 21 23 APRIL 1 2 S 4 9 10 11 18 17 18 23 24 23 SO MAY 1 2 7 8 9 14 15 16 21 22 23 23 29 SO 5 13 19 26 6 IS 20 27 7 14 21 23 5 12 19 26 15 22 29 S 10 17 24 4 11 18 25 6 IS 20 27 SI JUNE 1 S 9 16 23 4 11 18 35 5 12 19 26 6 13 SO 27 7 8 14 15 21 22 10 17 34 29 29 30 JULY 1 2 s 10 17 34 31 4 11 18 35 5 13 19 36 3 9 19 33 30 0 IS 30 37 S 10 17 34 31 7 14 31 38 4 11 18 33 ..1 8 1ft 83 39 6 IS 30 37 S 10 17 34 8 IS 32 39 ft 12 19 26 a 9 16 93 SO 7 14 31 38 4 II 18 35 9 9 16 83 30 9 16 23 30 AUO. 1 6 13 30 87 7 14 31 38 8 15 32 39 SEPT. S 10 17 34 4 11 18 85 a 9 16 as so 5 6 13 80 37 7 13 19 38 14 81 38 OCT 1 S 10 17 34 4 11 18 35 A 19 19 36 a 9 16 3S 8 13 31 99 SI NOV 1 ft IS 19 38 6 IS 90 37 7 14 91 38 8 1ft 83 39 30 DEC 1 S 4 ft 6 7 8 10 11 13 IS 14 1& 17 18 19 30 91 93 34 3S 36 37 38 39 31 Daniel F. Mender, & Co. Cincinnati Stenns Hureaii v rniNiTinr. n ani rACTottY. COR. OP FRONT AND SMITH STS. Ifeepe n general nssortmentof IE? 1EIÜ1I. eoaaUllagef the following arllclee, vi Roaewood, Mahogany, and Valnut Ureealag and Main Be reas, bide Hoard. Writing Iraak , tlueloeed snd rials Wash and Wer Standi, Warranted eeeal la anal It y lossy mad here or ele where, asd which T eSwr at very lew prteee, for aaab er approved A CI! KINDS OF LUMBER WANTED. Rev. II. 1M3, 7-lyr. n. waiwaiaacri a. waarwaieta. IIKIUfiLUACII, WKK1HKIMKK Ox 1 . ItiW RLAW, -fasnnriurers or neaay si ads Clnlhlng, Importers snd Dealers In Cloth, Caaalmerea, Valinga, and fiewllemene rarwlahlag Oooda, He. SO Pearfetreet, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Keb. S3, 'U-0-yr. Thomna McCechin, H0LES4LB. OMOCtM, Untk Cer. Main ae Sixtk Strttt, CisriaaeI, OAie. Tbl lloace ha been doing buataea for Sly ear. It rear at preaent localloa. Fob.SJl, 'J.V-lo-lyr. Wa. A. Trowbridge, Wnoi.r.SAI.B: U ETA 1 Dealer In groceries and prod are, Hoots Kail corner el Coirt and Kace (tree!, (oppolle the Farmers Ho t,'l CIX 1A.HATI keepe eonaUnlly on hands good aaeortrueal of all article In hlallaOf which be tajn-rt to Um Kode Sl V ftrwewt reVve,

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CELKI1IIAT1U) CATIIOLICON T STANI1 I (trs-siiiliisnWor Iu curiilv towr In II lhailifor M-S It rtinnmintiniUil, wimlly mlltiii KKM AI.H COM -- I'LAIMTN. B4TIOS ASS Vi.' A M41ION TMS Wo lisssA A nr Vi " si y f) Piisri'L, S p rS rsssiss, aso ! (iwvi4 ManaraUATina, ., IIS all 10 If S. eompaajrtitgaivlU, ('anr wnUd,) inaUcr Sow r or or hw long lUndlng . Ts t'stliollru rursurpaMusoiUnr rsmstllst.la value mars certain, lot, .pentlvs, and lasting OtasjrMaaala a bailor condition. Lai all Innrenadaall and obtains r-anihll (freu) onlatslng tin pin proof, from lit dkm I rsipsrlabls lourrfi, of lbs banaflclal raanll of lis uo log-aUtor wita UlUrs from highly aiparlenoatl Phyaielnna, who aava aaadlll ihalr practica, and spaaa from Uolr owaobaarralinna. KKFRRKNGKH, P. R. Pacini. M. Ii., Utlea, ü. V. L. D. fLiaiaa, M. 1. fananUalgua, Jf . V. M. II. Hau, M. 1)., Hohoitor, N. V. I). V. Poors, M. !., rirruaa, N. Y. Prof. Dunbar, M. 1)., Knill inur, M.I. J. C. Orbit. M. 0., Halllmnr, M.I. W. W. Kaaan, M. D. Mow-York C ity. W, Prim ott, M, II, Concord, M . II. J.P.Niwlaso, M.)., I'tlrs.X.Yt Ksr. O.a. Biabd, Glonn rlprliijrt,. C. Pamphlet! had raita at the atore of Girroaa dt A (., A ran la, Laurel, Ind. fiAMisi tut, Liberty. Pawuoi Monaieoa.Conneravllla. S. Htbwait, Uriiahurg. Jon Hvktlr, Varaallltta. Letter Mmel ttreit Mr. Csr fr. 4rafet Mmvemm Ohl. to vt. Mtacniai: I hare been ten year iron bled with. Female Complalnu prolspsut uteri, ssd all the standing dimcultlpa; at timet render lag my life moat mlaerable. I havo had the attendance ot aome of the heat phyalrlana, w Ith but IttUe auccaaa; Uta moat they cool. I do wa to relieve sears wstoul of Uieniioilloii, For St months before commencing Uli your medicine, I htd not been able to perform any labor, could walk but a few etope at a time, and acarcely went oat of Soors in ihort, 1 waaeomulelely nroalraled.bolh Id body and mind, and xpertod to drsr out the rest Of mydaytln tuffurlnrand mlaerr. Ant read year aaveniaement, I waa Indurwtl to try your Invaluable medicine called Uterine Cathollcon, as wie iaat reaon. i osu noi sued it a woeK before. I fell Ilk soother woman. Uy Uie uaa of three bot ties I was enabled to perform alt tho labor for als la Uta family with eaee, and could walk any whero la the neighborhood without InJury. Kolbing but s sense of my duty te you end to the afflicted, bai inanrea me ia auiie my caao to the public. I can aarnly recommend the preparation to all laoee arrensf us. myeeir. (ignea,) Mr. Kasan A. Humor. PasssoM.PorrAea Ca., Ohio, Dee. T7, J.B. MAKCIIlflld- Co., Proprietor. rtMTSAt irOT, 3IMBSOAOWAT, H.T. AsgtutSth, 1K13. 34-oino. STmssisiss. ! Jbssino. ' J. DvmariiLS Manning, Jenninga & Co. WB0LCSALI. 4 COM MISS WX MERCHAST8. No. 351, Main Stbiit, Wat Side, Second Door above Sixth tjil& S, Sürth Street. CINCINNATI, O. tor. 11,113, 7!jrr. KAGLE IKON WORKS. Aorth-eait Comer of Canal and Walnut Slrtttt, CINCINNATI, OHIO. M AN UFA CT U It KIT OF IHOHS. FOR SCHOOL OESES. ASS school. mmi. AND CASTINGS OF KVKRY DE BCRimON. No.ll,lM3,47-lyr. f4'A M.tMPORTATtON. IUI.-. W. IIAftKM Tl. IK m CO. IMPOMTKKM Of DKKMN SII.K, Ml I.I.I MKKYOOOII.RinnONN, aaf aViis uS Aal ii it1 Ar im .e.eiaa.ai..u a i a or kvkky v a mi kt v, mi en pica ml. Nl MKKr, CINLIMXAI I. Sapl , 1-31 8m. MASONIC &. ODD FELLOWS'"""" FUUNISII1NÜ 8 T O It K . WILLIAM ADDIS, lis -entered lo fttnh sl. Ilsrnii'i lluitdlnf, ander Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, MANVPACTUKKK of t'oalume and Heralla of ererrdeaerlpllos, for Msion, Oddfellow, Sen of Temperance, Temple of Honor, llrsld Red Men, Uroiherhood of Ihe Union, ssd Uood Fellow. irp Melng a member of the above order, I am prepared al all limes lo furnlab everything appertaining thereto wiih punctuality anddUpalck. feb. 14, -a-S- ism. CO-IM UTA i: US II II. TnSnaderalgaed have entered Into Co-partner hip, ander the name and Brm of JUSkft, LO PRTT at UOHHl.NS.for Ihe purpoee of carrying on a Wboleaal Creeery and CommlaaUm llealner. M.JURRS, PAVIl IAJVRTT, (Late of J. P. AC. (Ute of Mi. Omer.) Joaeedi Co.J Clnclaaall R.KOHHl.ts, (Late of Milroy, Indtaaa. lovettTrodbins, Wholesale Grocers Sl Commisaion Merchants NO.ee TEAKL STHKK T, .'(KAR VI .IK, sp-l-yr. C1CI.1ATI. To the Ladles. rII. rARBE't'rnch Lasar Pille. v Eol Huppreaced Menilruatlot and all Irregn tarllles of the KE.MALK SYKTRM the boat fill In the known World. They can be had genuine, al Me. DS UaoiawAV, and fully liuaaAaTaab lo rive SATterAf-noa, with full direction. K. TIIOMAH only suthorlied Agent. I 1 he shove 1111 will he ont hv mall, unontha iwcelptorgl. All letter mnal be directed .lo.Ka, Broadway, Cln. mh. W3 It. IIACON'd Hercanllle Collej. Nortkets oet Corner Mxih and IVnilnnst ntreetstC lnrlnnall, Onlo. rpHK nndenlgned baa removed hla mercantile College to hi new bnlldlng. Nnrth.weal corner of Walnut and Bth tl. where he lis filled up a Splendid Sell of Kooni. eiprvttly for hi butlnea having (pared neither pain or esponae In ma king them la every reapect the mnal convenient andplitaaeninrhool Kooma In the Vnltod ftalc. The plan sdopled In U-arhlng mtnhlitei prsrtlre With theorjl Inatead ol ealng booke, the pnpll are etercleed In making orlarlnal enlrteoferery day baln(tranactliMie. Journalising, poetlng, ba. anting accounts, opening and rloalng of a gnsl variety of llflhreatsi'Uof look, bolh for partnerahlp and Individual bualneaa, where the bualneaehn been prneperou and alverae and thu qualirylng the udenl for entering Into the prertlral du tin of Ihe serottiitsnl In any kind olbudne, Th courae of Inalrurtlon will ronelat of double entry hook. Keening, embracing every department f trade and Mercantile A ceo a nie, viat W boleaale, Retail, Commiition, Exchange, Hanking, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual Parner$hp, Steamhoating,and Compound Co. Butinett, Commercial calculation, Practical Penmanthip, and Jjrctureu on Commercial Iaiw, qUq Iscluret on th Scitnca of Account; Cuttom of Merchant etc In addition to Hi rcgnlur rourao of study, the nderalgned ha made arrangement wi'H Henry new, aej., Hon. Ho lam" Morer, lrf. C. W, Wright, and other eminent lclurera, 10 deliver s courae of Lectnre on Ih suMer'a of Comnierrlsl Law, History or ftniiniert-e, rolllknl Kionoiny,t Connected with Commerce, and other aublocla of great Importance into co inmcrclal point of view, and never before Inlmdnced lo sny Mercsnlll College In the United HUl . FupiUarelndrurted Individually, and not la elaaeea, ao that atudunla may enU-r at any time and proceed In the ratio oflliolr capacity and ami daily. fublle etsntlnsllon are bad, (though pupil sre eismlned privately ir they dealro lt.) hon Ihe ludeat andergoe rigid and thorough liiturrga Ilea by the principal, (aaalmted by a Committee of Practical Accouninnu and Itiialnxs men,) snd lMploms awarded lo those who are due med worthy of them. A eoaree can be completed In from eta to ten week. The principal will lake plcatur In doing evcrr Iking In hit power lo advance hl tudenls, nnd mahelbcm thorough and accompllabed accoun. tanu aeu hlaealenaive acualnlanre with the bu. clnea community will generally enable hlin lo Rroenre tltuallon for tlioae deilrou of obtaining iem. Terra a I For a full courae of leeeone la Book Keeping, Writing, Commercial 1'alculallona, Coin--nrcllLw,le 0,00 II N, II noon. 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New Western Music Book; PRKFARKD IT J .14 fit NO . aVLaU. IIMKN DKW, WILLIK READY tOU PIUYIRT ABOUT TRI yoth )f November. MA-v vi'. ihn liavr n.Aiisr.r alncoany b A( Hf.l)M IMU NOOK, artaplud W the watiUollhe West, hs been publlabed In Hound Not. JT1 TUe srsal of asdt trk berams so apparent anj asperbttfe tutne rompllers of th prwaoulful ame, during aeyerel tear of trarel and tuaahlug In the Weatarn Hinte. Oisl the eulgrnwih Is htol Inrllou, which the I'lidlUtiar lis a mseoa tu Ihlnk will meul with an Ireniely ratroraM recaption, at Ihn hal.de of Uhmh tum. wanU It I Inlandwd to supply. 'Iba Titis In full I a follow! Tili: I'll Alltlt.VUCAI.iaT) A collection of CUV RC II MUSIC. Comprising A Choice Variety of I'anlni U4 llymn TUStOSa AstllkOSMSa CstsraoeSiMioaoo. CltABita, oton From the best American sad Europa Compoten: lofether with a Concisu and Progressive KLKMENTAKY COURfiK OP INSTRUCTION. Tht whole adapted to the use of Choir $, Congregation, Hinging Schools, ana iuiuicai Auociation, BT JOHN GIBSON U L. 0. f CSSERDKN. ITTOiit ofthe rompllers. Mr Oiaeos. will he M w a ' rerognltd a the Leader of the eelobraWd "HU MUM FAMILY, ' who.s fonrerU In the Wei tern Country have dullvhted o man audience. The auibora hare anvnta laraja amount of lalnr. tune and money, in pretartiig the work; and the t"ui)iiiier nstra spared nosittente to make the book n-at siid taitnfuli snd In style of publlahlng, aiioirt'iiuT aupcrior o ine noaion an New Tom Mualcllooka. It will be more aubaiantlally made for, tntload of being taped, It will be well sew ed; and bnrked Ith colored leather, Imtvad of with ordinary apllt aheen akin. Ill not Intended Jhat the book ah all fall In tile eoa or lore tno owner na carriy begun to nae II . . . . nuiio tno contrary tno Intention I to funiUn s Brat rate book, at a l w price, llcilde a large a neiT oi new i iinea or a rxtuiar character, the cot lection of Familiar Old Tunc, will be fouud to be exrriH'niaiiii anmiranie. TTPOrder from Ml'MC TEACHERS snd Desl era, are reapeclfully aollclted. t opiea for exainination will be forwarded by raa.i, upon receiving riny lent. In toU Klain p. AddreM MOORE, AKÜERSOV, dc Co., Pub lianera. M Writ Fourth trccl, rinclnnatl. M. A. a Vo. alio pnbllihed Ise following pon ulsr Mmlo Rooks, w hich hare reached S safo of Orer flfiy thonaand coiileal I HK 8A-Kr.l MKl.01F.ON, by A. . Ilayden THE BArHKU VUCALI.ST.by Locke & Koune mod In ( Inrlnnatl public school. not. ii lfJJ 47 nr. DEIHISOI H OH SI. COR. MAIN AND FIFTH, G1NCINNATI.OIIIO. DRVKT-Ott A BOH, UrOtfUBTC&S. FRANCIS NUELS0N. latrORTia AND HSNOrSCTVBKS OF Cigars, Tobacco and SnulT, DEALER IN Leaf Tobacco, No. 933 Main P tree I, Vet ween 8th and Sxth, sign ofthe Indian Chief. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Ko. II, M.1.I7 lyr. At. I. LYNX, D. L BROWN NOTARY rUBLIO. HEAL ESTATE BROKERS NO. 3. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE CINCINNATI, O. LOAMS RKOOTI ATKD l'BOMPTLY AÄO COAriDKNTIALLY. MoT.lllh lfi.140-.jyr. BsrvaWwa, M A ?IOl rIH II r?STa N F.W tv-Jjiu aixoiu HAPIII.MW II 9 I llhsWecoiidhnd, and M new It anna that we will rent and let the rent apply purrhaaed In a given lime, We are Ihe large l'laaw iH'aler In Ihe Waat, and will rent or e Lrwer for r than snr other houae, Mo 74 Weal Kourthatreel. MUKCII Willi K. ?lov. IIUi 1K3. r- ie ai crav rftsers eT n r.l.Sf irSTe ;- J.otiu jn;koii:o-a i..a I lllarg almh of Hlahou Cht Id 'a Melo. oiia.-lhe beat In A inorli-a for aale, whnloaale aud tall. Nona offered In tl las city ran compare with ihi'inaaany on sill art now (edge who will come and ellieiit. MUNCH At W III I K. 7 Weal Fourth (ireel, lliadipiarter for I'iauo In Cincinnati. Mov. Ulli. IBAS, 4M; Vtteeeesilaiiid lletstli oalerlu SIEMES 11 FBOQÜCE. N. RAST COHNER WKNTKHM KOW V PKANL CINCINNATI. ET PARTICULAR PAINS TAKEN IN TUE SELECTION OF TUE UEdT FAMILY GROCERIES. Nov Ii ipu 7 lyr. JJ(D)Ihn Fo UMir & (D Seed Store, AND Nos. 40 & 42 Lower Market St. NEAR SYCAMORE, CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nor.: 1 1H.13-47 (linn. SUNDRIES IN STORE. Hhd Mugsr, S4M) bbl prime molsate, so n. ii, do 3o br prime Katie r coffee, Hi I'lH'ltet Jsva do 5iJ packsgei freth Tea, 200 14.IMMI lla aal. . am, UOO ackaga mackerel. 30 boxe Va. Mo, Tobacco, Vis) Keg nafl. 8iK) llalu Mo, i betting, VII bl'la (I ne a mo. tobacco, BOssi ualfpan.ah rlgara, t'sndlo,foii,NUrtb, cVc.cvf. for sie Isw by HRINCO At WHITK, Vn. H lrfwor MeilMtetreea, twoelaanelf. Mwf I. ShVlg E)mil3iiitm & GtD IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN WATCHES. JKWKLRY AND FANCY GOODS. l. jo maix stui:i:t. VSDEK COMMSRCIAL BARK C1SCIKHATI. Watch Mahnt TwU and Material. Kor. II, IHM, 7 lyr. ' LI(;nT'SS()LÜTION"" Will Ome Dlanhaa tt Blnody Flux. Se-hjr M. W. IIAII.K, Agtnrttewv-IU. Vi.' n. "ciiiPMAN H' ca.' Cemntliilen V l'ertrardlni MUIIUHANT8, WllTF.WATF.RCANALnANI,C.HCiJC.,IATI. iu:i:iti:.ici:'i rtM'isATi. ; f Anaaiaee citv, Ia. Joba Hwaaey ei Co. ; Morrlann 4t Newhy Tweed,hllileye Wright: 11. o II. M, Conklln, Meevrsdi Mtupheii, haubs-iows, ia, rnssiaiviLia.isn. A.N. Wlgglu A Co. A. H. Conwell e Nnn. ; Jeorge (Jilleale. Liberal caah advaneemeiila made on eonalgnmenu. spw-lt-lyr. lOIIX Ma U' I I.LI A HI Me. No.MM.IaNt. l.t J door above Pearl, Cincinnati, Dealer In Paper Hanging, Wide Curtain Paper, ftandboke, Fir hereon, Ac, offer to the pubde the largtutand bett saaortinenl of the above article lo be found In the Weal and on Ihe moat reaonable term. II tnvltea the trade to call and examine blaaleck. March, ItÜ3ll-lKiu. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments. IIKNUY WAKK. SW.COII, Fourth and Sfcamore, oppoalte , Foal Oirice, op Ulalre entrance on 4lh htreet, Keeps ronaiaiitir on hand Purveyor's Cnmnaaiei, Level, Theodolite, Tranilu, Telegraph Intlrumenu, Ac. IMlniQ, H.T. Tnoaaai ss. (I. Siamlv W. Rt.hi.t. rpHOHIiUKy,STAM.VAc UKU KRAMK FtlUN AUBKM AND KLNlSHÜHH, No. 13 Weal Front elreet, Cincinnati, keep mualantly on band a large aaaortment of work Iu their Hue, eonltlng of Itrae and Plated cooks, Fountain and Ucuerator Hraaeea, Liquor, steam, Huer, Valve, Cylinder and Uuage Cock. Locomotive braveee, lloao Joint, OilUlobea, Vacuun. and blide Valre, Sloaut WbUtlec, Kalling Noba, beer and Nod Pump, bottling Machine, etc. Uraac Ca fling made 0 order. Cab paid for topper and Ucaif, Feb.83,'J3 lo-ljrTi

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Iflorfllcy&lEIiler, Fiw.STsTRm:T, m:t. vr.srnnx U(nv AND J Ol IX, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Uslars la sll kinds of Lumber snd msnsfso lurers cf Jah, Doors, Wind, VTlndow frsmes. MoulJIng, lVa pilasters, V aether lloardm;, White end Yellow Pin Kloorlnf, rhslvlns; for Htores, l'slllng- fsr Fen ess, RoU rlsiind on both aide, of yartou Uilrkn lultaltl for the luild SnUh of bowac. 1 hi aaUbllahmnnt will h fouad to be or great, bonent to pereun building ta the eeaatrf, a they eaa be applied here with all the material ready made or umber, tbsrouguiy miomj rr suitning houte. In Hi Lumbar Tsd eon aar led with tin eetahhehmeet Miere 1 kept r aale an estenelee aaaortiuenl of Lumber for all building purpoee. haab primed and glased, constantly on hand. All orders prompUy atU'iided to, 1 fcKMS CAKII. nor. ii, iivwt i yr. LITH06R&FRY k IMMl View ofHulldlnea. LAaaerAre. PortralU, Di ploma, Mata,sihow tarda, Itoto, Draft, Hill of Kxchsiifc, LSbeii, eve. ckc. MlulikRIv ex viLUAi r.. Ro US Walnut Street. Odd Fellow Hall. Cincinnati, Nov. II, IKV3 17 lyr. KATZENDEROER. 8TRAUS Sc CO, Wholaaala dealera In Iteadv Mad Clothing, No. lite Main alreeV, between Third and Fourth, t.'ln'lt TtT Keen coinuntlv en hand, a eomtdole and very eilenalve tor k of Cloihi, Caailmere, Vei ting and every aetenpuon oi i rimming a. Feb.5,'33-10-lyr. S. ENGLISH AND SONS, Wholesalo nnd Rctull Manufacturer of Bel low, ANVILS. VICES. STOCKS AID DYES Second ft., Rot. II roadway and Ludlow, Cincinnati ov. ii, 1053,-47 lyr. JAMae ArrLaoATS. A. II. PormrosB iant it Flk Kixois. JoHlB. KlAR AFPLEGÄTE k CO. üookiellen, Publisher & Stationen 43 Hain Street Cincinnati. WTE hsve one or the Unrest and beet assorted atock In tho Wert. Our slock embraces the Veil work on Theology, Medicine, Lav, Mechanic, Agriculture, Hi ton, Travel, Tale Memoir, Philotophy, $-. and a complete aaaortment or all the mualdealrabl MlKclianeou iKNiputnnei. uurttoca oi SCHOOL BOOKS embracec all hook of merit need In the Waat, from the spelling Hook to the lextcnn. (Mir lock o tallonery emlirace every variety of lllank Itook from th mall Memorandum Hook lo Ihe large n par-rojal Ledger, Including every article need the eountlne-riioin. We have for Ihe Country Merchant s full trsrlo ly of ltter.Csp snd Note l'er. Knveloea,W rp per, Honnct itoarda, ink, etc.. ate. Our own Pnldli-allone are too well known work of th hi-heat merit, to require more than a enumeration ol the mo.l iiroin Inenl which are CLJUtKt'SC0MNF.STlKr. DK. CATtCOV fiele Work, ltollln, ancient lllatory, flutarch I.lvea.nrerlalor. Joaei.hu. c..'. We Invite a who deal In, or purrhaae twoka, to give n a call, a we sre renndotii we can onsr inem sucn nxiuce menu s shall be mutually bencAclal. Nov. II, I("i3. 47 lyr. Fiiuiwoitk' Candies, Nuls nnd Kruits, Whohale ssd relsll by JOHN II. MYERS. no Ml Main Hirecl, bet. Fifth and Slith, Woal Hide. CINCINNATI. IT All nnlnn promptly Ailed and packsfe warranted full weight. L..jL.lUUU'ml . . SaMlW&"NiX0N, PIANO FORTE DEALERS, 7Wr,8T4lhNTIIItr.T,ClMCISJIATI,OIIIO. Wholcaal and llctail Ageitla for the Modart and the lianham I'lano. Term Cb. Aprilw 'aa-lir-lyr. Unnttrwts .Cvniieierclal Wrlllns; rinl. Till! nndenlgned I prepared to fumlah the Weatern market with a superior Writing Fluid hi own invention and whit hin color, durability, snd fluidity Is warranlod to bo nntNrpaeeed, The color la al Sral a grecnlah blue, changing to S deep permanent blt k. All order will be prompllr attended to by ad. droaalng.or calling on him sthi oRlce In Mercantile College. II may also be obtained St the Hook More generally. JOHN UV.IUKY. ho. II, 1HS, 7 lyr. llfATTN aV rOI.III'IINa IXalere In H Orr Ci4a.uj I'oatrl Mrool, flsie ClnnaflaeeUffer for aal on lb in oat favorable lernt liltKI package Dry Uood,purchaed moatly prevlouito Iba advanoe In price. Purchaaer will Bud them ready to naeet the lowed rale of any Jobbing Houae Kaat r Weal. Feb. l3-n-ltni J KBNST. J ACOll WHOLESALE M. L. DASIEL K It N IS T, ARD RETAIL KTATIONEK AND BLANK BOOK MAN UFA CTURER, No. 119 Mnln Hlrcet. bidweon Third and Fourth Ktreeta, t'liiclnna t, Ohio. Nov. 11 lCi3 47 I yr. Cnhhirt (lrrA.COT1F.,tt nnderalgned, al No 09 Weal Fifth at. between Vine and Walnutlakuitdcnaure In Informing hla friend and the public that he ha on hand a large and complete a lock of Cabinet Wnreasran be found In the Weat, of every deacrtptlon and qnallty.embracing l)lc aud price, which wMI he found adapted to tho fancy and neceitltle of all claase of purchaaer. My itock I enual In estetil lo any Imllar atock ever offered In the Weatern country. The workmanahlp t. ef enpertor excellence In fsahlon and durability. I sin pocaened of fncllltlcifor nisniifucliirliig.'b wlili h I csit afford my artlclea at nnprecedenied low terma. My motto I. email profile and quick return..' I reapecirully Invite the public lo vlalt my attentive warcruonit, and exstnine my varied and elegant ttork. ROSEWOOD FURNITURE. How on hand a com pie and very elegant assortmentof Kosvwpnd Furniture, embracing snfsi, 1 U-a-Tto, Center Table, Kaay Chair, I'arlor Chslr. ale. of the mo.1 beautirul and approved at y lea of form trimming and Snlah. I would alao elate , thai I am prepared lo fit up large Mirror or Fler(.laei,nf the best quality, and of any lf orahsp that may be required framed lo suit ihn taste of ih purchaaer. MAHOGANY AND 11 LACK WALNUT WARE. Sofa, Tet-a Tele, Center Table, Rland,Ray Chalra.Kocklng Chair, Hofa-aeat thai re, HookCaao and Hark bureau, Hedaleade, tc. of every lle and description. COMMON CABINET WARE. I bare on band a very heavy lock of cheaper ware comprle lug Cane, Flag, and Wood heal Chair, of all M)l' snd prices, Ilurran, Tabio, Itotkliig I'hslrsibundadiitvad, Louiici U' LOOKINO-OLA88E3 ON II AND. A large aaaortiuenl of Looklng-Olaaeee, of gill, rosewood, and mahogany frstiie,whka 1 will sell sl low price. MATRASS E3 ON HAND. A good aupply of prliigarledkal and palmeU lo Matraaaea, made In Hi beat manner end slao tusks them lo order In sny way thaluisp be deal. red. Ordered work will receive particular attention and be don in the moei workmanlike manner. Particular alteullun psld lo wholeaale dealers. 43 lyr. A.CUAHTIMK. DAY Ät M A T LA CK, DirYU4jTlOOH. No. 57 FKAKL BTRF.F.T, I1KT. WALNUT at TI.NK CIM ISNJ n WHO. . NO. 342 MAIN ST. BETWEEN 6T1I, AND 9TII. VEItIsj conaUntly on band a beautiful aor A. ment of HA WAND CAPS, ofthe moat faahlouable ktud, II Invitee bla old fiiontlaat Krookville lo gU bliu a rail when they tUll tlio city. May 7, lri3 1 yr. ajKNRVrrts. Jacob saoraa ÖTIX & K HOUSE'S WHOI.F.SALK Ai RKTAtL CLOTHING DEPO T, 347 Mein St. bet tth snd 9th, CINCINNATI! OHIO.

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'J J. S. II It ii II I' ,S. M. Ii.. I. Hi iMti Ultlea uf Ilm . Ii,. I i. ..ot I i tli.i ikruiu IU' Iii. I ..i r. hi ) I, in m Another Sclcntillo Wonder! OR CAT ÜUWti TCH DR. J. O.HOUCMTCri'S THE TIM'K DIGESTIVE FLUID, ok, a ht ti zv. .3i rn:. repared from KF.JtSF.T, or the fourth STOMACH OF I HK OX, after direction of HA KOH I.IKHKl, the real I'li-klologlrsl ( hernial, by J. H. HOUr.ll KIN, M. II., I'hlladelplila, Fa. Tbl I N ATUKh'M OWM KKMEDY for an nnbaalthy Hloniach. Mo art of man can equal I la cu rative power. It contain nn Al.i t'liui,, mi YK RH. ACIllH. or NAllHKOt'H DKt'UH. Illaav.tremely aareealde to the taata, and may be taken by Ihe moat feeble patlont who rannoleat a water cracker without acute dlitrei. Hew are of DIU'U GKU IMITATIO.NH. 1'einln I NOT A DKl'Q. Call on the Agent, and get a Doacrtiittve Clrcn. lar, gratia, riving a large amount of M'l K.N'l l K IC b.VI)K?iCK, from u.hig' Animal Chemistry, l)r. Combo' I'jalology of Difesllou; Ac M. W. HaILb, HaoouviLos, w holuaale and retail Agent. August in, ISÖ3.-39-iyr. Aaron A. Colter, GROCERY, PKODl'CK, AMI COMMIKSION iii:iu;nv. . , E.COi:rKH OF PKVF.NTH AMI MAIX 8TS. CICINATI, IIIO. Kov.Sd iu-lyr-. Wholesale and Retail Window Shade & Oil Cloth Store, V. I Citlrgt llall, H'onnr St. tel. 4rh uwlttk Cin. AI. S A W Y K U V CO. M AKUFACTUKERH and neater In Window Hltadca. Oil t'loth. Corda, Taaaele, Brnaace, Kun de white w Indow hade linens snd curtain nisterai. MIAOKS ot every dccritlon nude lo order. x'ii'BURROW'S PATENT PLANTATION CORN MILL. TIM Mill differ from sll others In tlie conduction of the Upper or Kontier Hlane, which I ompoecd of French Burr lllocka, eni loaedln a raat Iron ruae, which form the beck end hoop of the Mime, w Ith s rsat Iron Y.ye. or Hush. Hist I of greater external diameter al the bottom tiian at the lop, whlih I (eciired at the bnck by four bo1l.o thatevery block I In th form of a dovetail, which give greater trengtli lo a Mone, than any other method which I required In tusll .Mill where the Clone I run with great aieeil,nnd become dnngeroua If not alrongljr ninde. Ilatanglvea weight to aMtone ofamall dlNninter that la required, wltbolll bsvlng tl thick or high, that make It top heavy . I lila Mill la a iuar frame, msdn of wood nr rl Iron, In th form of buak, Willi Hrtdge tree, fipln die Ilalance. Klne, Driver, and Hegiilalln Ncrew, and grlada upon the earn, principle aa a Urge mill, differing only in the Kuniiing Monet mi in'ing tit great Weight, ensldes It to grind hcarvrlhereulr a realer quantity grain ani wun leaa power tnnn uy other mill now In uae, 'I bit mill I portable, and msy be studied losteum, water, bor nr hind power. Alan, sll allst of Frenck Durr Mill Moiim, maiiii iactured nn the earn nrlnrllde. Joavph II. Murrowe, of Cincinnati, la thelnvenor, for w hl. h he obtained I .a I to la Patent In 111. rFor sll lufriiigemeni Iliepurchaaur will be livid leaiionalldn for the right of nalng, Iheae Mlllailiinm reiulre a Mlllwrlglil In e them up, and ell M to aammry hi ml them In i ..maiiii inisllsi h a band In Ilm imiiey un Hie iliidln, wllh a pruni aulll ilcullt largo In run the VI Inch Mill Wio revoliitloua per inliiiitot alla.ihep lo horae.aleem or walerpowir. Ily Ihe aleady at t i 1 1 ration nflwohorae power.lhe Mill will grind SloH buahela per hour of good uioaUsnd III grind w lioul as well a Cum. 'I he 30 Im h Mill, If iml lo Ha fulleat apeed, will grind from 0 lo 13 liualiela per hour, I heao Millaare warranted lo be In ever reaped a recomiiiemWd, All order mul b dlrecled lo J. II. IIL'KHOWA, Front at. ,owr aide, bet. Mnln A Walnut, Iec. S, lKJ'i 30-lyr. Clncliinall .Ohio. mi i t. nnionns. BLIND MANU FA (J T W l K It KOKTII hIDK. SO. Fil SIXTH TlltF.KT, AVrana! afe.r it a Fine, tut tht branch Factory. Comer Crulg t Iwt MtreeU. lovingion, iy, uvc, lu-31. C7. W. COFFIN St C., BELL it BRASS FOUNDERS, CHÜBEOTEAMB0ÄT &rFACT0RY A M S M 4 Ml'r ACTCSKMS Or ISlElIaTLS Andaltklndaof Hraa Work: Ih'lera In Lead.XInr, Coiiper, HIiK-k Tin, Copper Hi vela, Speller, holder aim .M. ini racking, second Mrucl, bei. lirondsay and Ludlow, Cincinnati Ohio. J' -Their Hell are executed on new and Improved principles, nipcrlor to any Foundry In the Nov. It, 1853, 47 lyr. Gold Sand Ann wiiiri: t iii.x-ii ciiir t. VX'I'II t Itiiliiccmenla are now offered a purchali mg public. W e hnve Jul opi'iicd a large hi. voice of ah Ho French China Dinner Ware, of anperloriiuillt) and bountiful at) le.an article not to he aurpaaaed In tlila or any oilier market. W e are adding Ihn article In w hole nr pan of n-lt, to anil the order of the purrhaaer, nn a allghi advance on ew York or l1illadolihts price. Peraona about lo iiurrliaao are Invited to call and examine our good, and learn the price. In each nicy will II nn an liiiiiiceinent, in ;c.i.n, into. & ASDKKsov, Nov. ll.lij3.-tfoi Sl Mulntreet. Reduced Prices. LlflfcRAI. DIM-TO WIIOI.KN.M.K Pl'KCII ASKKf. UKI.LOW8 M ANUr ACTOKY. flUlK kubacrlher reapectfully Inform the rltlren 1 ofClnclnnall.snd the nubile aenerallv, thai he till continue to manufacture Huillba' Hellnwanf all clieaal hla old aland on Hecond Mreel, between liroadway snd riyrsnmre, ( liiclniistl. From hit longeipc rlnnre In Hie buatneaa, together with being provided wllh a large lot ol aeeaoned lumber and other materlnla, he I prepared Iu all caiesto warrant hi work good. AI.M, Anvtlisnd VlecifurnUtied. June, '13. Um. H. M. HAMILTON. I1IMVF. AFFLICTKH, Itr.AOASI) HR MADR 11 V IIOl.IC.-DUH. Jl A 1.1. di VV IIITK. Iinvlng formed s o-artnerahlp, continue to be conaulted at IhelrOntce, 134 Walnut alreel, Clncliiliatl, Ulilo, on all dleeaeea of private or delicate nature, and giisrrsnien a cun In all rase, which they under tak to treat. II a lour courae of ludy and practical eerlence of unllmluid ealent, Dra. H. W. hate Ihe grallftVallnn of preaeullng Ihe unfortunate wllh remedln that hsve never fulled to cure Ihe moat alarming caec of OONOHKHKA and NYI'IIILIM. t'ndertlielr trcalment, all or the horror of Venereal lllaeaaea, luipurelllood, I'lccra, Impotenry, t'alu lulhe llNik.and Urgnu of lietierallon, Inflamstlonoftlio lltsdder sud Kldueya, Hydro eel, Akweaaea, Dlaeaaea of Ihe l.lver and l.itnga, Dropay, rtcrofula, Tumor, Kpllepllc Kita, Dleea.ea of the 'ervou a Hem generali)', Dlsrrhses, 1'ys enlery, I'lle, Flaiuls, Kiiplun, Ate, are perms, neully cured. PerliMllcat eoinplalnla of femalea, however coinSdlcaled or appallug; alao,all other dlaeaaea Incllent to finale, cured, and every function, re lured loll natural tone ami vigor. Ague and Fever cured Iu twenty-four hour, warranted. (kmioaL WAsa. Pr.H.oV W. devole a great part of their time to the treatment of thoae t-aae cauaed by a aerrel and aolllary habit, w hich ruin Wie bodv and mind. uiiHillua the unfortunate In dividual for cither bualneaa or aocloty. Home of the ad and melancholy effect prmluccd by early habits of youth aru weakneaeof th back snd limb, dlaxmeaaof the head, dlinncaa of sight, palpitation of the heart, d)apeila, uervouaneaa, derangement of the dlgeMlve Itincllon, a uiplnm pf ronaiiinptIon, Ac. 1 he fejrfnl effect on Ilm mind are much to be dreaded loaa of memory, conlualon of Ideaa, j dQiirea.ion ef anlrila, evil lorcuodiuir., averalnn uf i iielvly.anir-dUirii.l, timidity, Vc, are among the evil prin'u.'od. Knell persona should before con. aiimmaUiig marrhige, conanlls phjulclan of exie. rience and ek III, and be al once realored lo health and hnpplneaa. irvU tiers addreaaed to Dr. llall d White ,bo 13:11 I'. 0.,poat-piild, containing a roe. promptly lien. Iml to. and Medicine fi.rw anled lo any part ofthe t'nlted Jtalea, aecure from obcrvstlon, StrlrU-at aecrcny obaervod, ov. II IKtf, 47 t J r.

H . W. BOOTH & CO. Imtmrlenaad wboleaal dealer la

European and American Hard ware, Cutltry and Guci. Sunk N( rr. frtrl end W'enaf I tar iaai HA Vs. rerlvd, asd are cnntsnily updieV with every article la their Hue. auiutle to the Weatern trade, urrhaae4 of A eiarraa,aat lmMr led direct from nkeWeld. Mlrmlnghatu, and tierman msniiraclurer. emhrsclag the beat nuslllte ssd bramla, which will be sold nl small advance oa eoai,eunaiallag,la part, of Wm. liutchcra & Spear & Jackpons Tiles, Saws k Eüro Tools, WsJs Sl Butcher's, Georj-tj Wostf nholns Sl Hon's rlebrtUd Hscors, I'ocktt Knlvci, Bhfsrs, BeUsors, &c, Telle Knlres nnd Forks, Cervere, htcelc, &, Lof it Trsee ilslter, Dreest, snd bth Cbslne snd Ptretrhers, Hooks snd Illns, iai, rtrt,nrlltwf1Slfii Jfmmr,0ie mn4 T. .laa" SAeecl enaf eeV, CollknaeiCo.'e, Hent'a, II. Maaa' and Upoeaeou'a Asetand HatehcU. Waldroa', Psrling SS lllood'a Grar. Orsln. and Hrlar Kcrthei, Srjihe Sneatha, Cradle, Klele, Hay and Maaure Fork, Carpenter' and Cooper' rtane and Kiga looia. Every kind of Circular and other Saws msufa. ured lo order sad arranled. A genu for K. T. Fairbanks eV Co.' eelebraUd IMalform, fiallroavi. Ilav Urocera'. aad Urariiata Hcalea. which have a reputation tupertor to all otheraforaecaracy sad durability, and old al manufacturer' price. Alao. agent for the isle of the bet Iron Fire Froof Ssfeaianulactured,waica we aeu at manumnurer price . feb.M.'a 10-lyr. ApoIlollnlldlnf.Ts. '. rr. Ml stlsel t atlnitt. Inrlvtnnll. U. IACUKPUKA I SV If II. TIIK attention ofthe public t reapectfully call to the eupcrtor (eclllvlea afforded althlalealUatlon, tor qualifying Individual ta a thorouah prmcllcal maimer for Ih Counting Room snd bualocet purnlu. Th Courae embrace BOOK-KKKPINO HY DOUBLE KXTRY, a puraued In the different departmentanf lra4er commerce and manufacture Hualnea Penmanihlp, Culculutlon, Corrcipondcnre, and dally Lee lure on Mercantile Law and Political Economy In their relation to Commerce. Th Courae ran be completed In from S to It week. TermittO. Pupllibelng taught Individually, applicants ess enter at any time. For further par nlar call at the College rooms or sdVes the Pr Ipsl. nov. 11. 4-lyr. JAioe caaar. w. l. asisi. JACOB EU N ST. WHOLISSLI SND RETAIL PUni.lSHER,8TATIONER,AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, No. 112 Meinst Esst side.betweeo Third and Fourth Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. BI.AKK HOOK la Kerpronatnt1yonbsnt of hi own manufacture, ACCUOT MOOItR, for Public Oftloeaj County Courta, Rail Koeda, H learn Boat, Hanking, Inaaraareaad Manafacla ring Conipanle, Merthaata and Trader, for aale at very low price; or will be mad to sny patterm deal red. and warranted aallaFarlnry. OFFICERS OFliANK, snd Clerks or County Court, will Ind our Rlank Rook eqnul If hot nperlof loany they baveet er had Iu tic. SCHOOL BOOKS. rtelnglli pulill.herof KOHI.NSON'S Mathml leal, I'hllnaopbli el end Aitrntiomlral Hmikt, wo obtain all lb leading Reboot Hooka In general Sao In etchang for our own puldlrallonajiad are Ihua enabled to aell all Ihe Verlane work generally purrhaaed ror Mhnola.Cnllfgea.and Country Mr rhsiit, Sl Ih lo ol eaatcrn prlrr. American, French, Kngtlah aud Cerman alalloa. ery.ofever) ,eatltlea. r--arilcu lar allentlo n paid to all order snr lllunk Hook (Stationery and Schont llimk.end no t'lTiirt will be pared lo complete all Utbordr oolite moat reaennabl revma. Printing, Kuling and Hind lug, to any pattcre.eo short noii.e. 4i-ljr. . It. ii. STIIUKVK, DKALKR IN lAi vi f ATniKH.CI.OCf. A JKWVI.HV, keep 11 band a large aaaorled atock, of all al-lea aa4 brlcea; alao, repalra MaU-heaaud Jew.lrt la a. thorough, workmanlike manner. inrVA-ll. HA y"A!M D 'ftTOrk CA I.IIN.M.'rtln m (Irr, Hcale MnutSrurr,hav Intra lh eld aland formerly occupied by Mastis Si lluaeki.1, ,u, 4U Coliiiulils Mlrettl,one door wettof VX'alnst. CIii. Iiiiii.ii, Ohle. '1 hey are prepared to put np on the rao.t reaaon. able lerma, in any part of Hie counlr) , their free Lrvrr fg eaat i' Acec, from nrw pallrrks wllh liuiirovement, which lliey bar Jual eomple ted, Alao, all kind of Platloow Scalea, Ilea ma, eVe., Ac. All oar Seah-a are warranted to gl c full tiafarrlon, or w will lake them beck and refund tho money, RF.FF.REXCKH. KainuvtB. re.fnrd. H. H. KHIalon.) Covlegtea, C.lidden.MarSaeiCo, ti. K.Perrln, I Ky. W. di tl. . Kobsoa, Reil, Mallby V Co., J.l. lahmer, Fullum, HuiHcld SV llmwa. feb. I J 10. MA HI IS dc OKU. G R A Y X H E n i N Q RA Y, 1'llitl I. lass lntrarlnrorotllam v mood Mreel, letween 'I bird o Fourth Clnclausll, keep conaiaiiil) on hand every vsrlcly ef Flint (Jlasswnro, Apothecary' fumtlure, and Chemical Apparate.made tc order at the ahorteat notice. ALM), A greal variety of Perfumer' 'sre, Teli j;rujih(;luo and llgli liilng rod Iniulalon. a. a. TAVi.oa. wm. a. raVMCii. i.u wvmni TAYLOR, FRENCH & WYNNE, 1 !f l'01lTi:lt4 and whnleaale dealer In Iriah ' J Llnena and while good a. Alao, I'mhrellaa, Pal -aaola, Glovca, Hoalery, and every deacrlotion f ' trimming aud fancy dry good, rornerof Main an I Pearl tl. Clcnlniiatl. 1 YV-ly. vrw voiiKAi nnoti miiAni: di:. i l r THON. J. fcKMT Manufacturer en I dealer In all kinds of transparent window shade . Alao corda.Taaaela, Hraa mounting Ac. Mo.tI College Hall, Walnut al.,Cln. lunaVl. Clian-h, More and other large ahadea painted I e. order In a superior it) le. 7 otiuhi irtAiini.r. WHIIKS,-Iiavf aJ V Hi l a. orner of liroadway ami Flfih al-e nrinnaii. moiiumcnia, I omnaanu unit rum a Msrtde Mantle and KUtusry, Hnptlsma) Font Mural Tableta, t'rna, Vaava, Uanlen Figure Cabinet and Counter Maba, Ac, ee., renalaal' f dn hand and fitrnlahed to ord.a, 1 he trade u)d od with Marble In HlockorMab.or hswtdto u, err. mkltf-ll t. m. Mi aana. w. tarv-rai . DICKSON & LB l.ETf EH, (Nurreaaoralo Bampaon At Andrewa,) Importcra, Wholeaale aad Kelall IWalera In Cble ila.a and Queenaware. Alan, Ijimpa, Ca'tnra At Table Cutlery, o.tl7 Main Mreel, between Fll IV ami Nlith, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 83, '43 10-lyr. p FO. I.IIIMI A CO. F.ngraver and I .III o 1 1 graphera, Copper Hale Frlnler, nienvll llraud Cutler, Ae. Morlh Went Corner Uano and Mehr u., and HU Main M., over T. M. Goodman ts tw Hanking Houae, Cincinnati. JtTlilll llesd. AddreaCsrd,I.elrnd K de llcsdliig, Übel, llauk Checks, Hill, Ursfls, Jl lee eVe,. alvery lew prleeei Diploma, Cert! flcatea, Mouda, Mapa, Plana ol Ka talea, town plate, oi. leb 1 l4t y nu. v.k i n t r n w i now if a d r.. and Oil CI. .IS labia t'ovcra, manufaitared e old, wholeaale and retail, by M.eawterc. I o. !.. s College llulldlng, Walnut ht., Cincinnati, Chi... Order promptly oiled. Country Merchant si 4 . Pedleraau.lled on th. low. at term. Nev.S, lKi. 40-Dim. Al II ATA TAIUX WAIir.. C Albata newer trrlri, 1 nearly a white, s iger than illver. aea piai a t... . ... . m i. rcaemldea ixmrllf the aolld allv.r. W'akeepeonaUutlv In atoe a large assort n Mil ' of AlbstaTes snd Tsble npoon. Fork, Soap I . die. Uuller Kulvea, Cream Spoons, Caatorv, and. In bort. every other article neeeaaary to the o-e , plule rumlahlng of a Table- ,w Ht'M INtiTUS V LANOYTKAl'X, Watch Imprtert,119MslnMrM' Feb.85,'-lo-l)r-. w. si woos oosnss. itl ItStlfi' W. E. 0QB0RN & CO. J M PORTERS aad wboleaal. dealer la Eallih; French. tJermas end American Fancy Go Ja . Ilealery, Clove, Combe, Hutten, llrualiei.l ook ; Ing-ClaM . Umbrella. Faraa.il, lrl.li I. (neat-. Ilerlln Cor da, Jaconela, Book Mulla, lee S.ntli MullMuallna, a full aaaortment of all kliida Mlk Hood s, snd every drcr tn of Trlnnnl, and Fancy lry Cnoil. ctery variety of Ure. Uooda, Clothe, Caalmerea, eVe. Alao, Carpeting and Oil t'lntbaofall klni,4, reel from the Mannfaclurer, Mraw Ciood.eVr. Noa.33otJ7 I'esrIMrect, Cliclnnsll. feb 13 9-1 yr. Geo. S. Jonkins k Co. VHOI.KSALEdalerln Foreign snd Toa .. ' Pnr (iooda No. i, f-oatb eaat comer rcsrt a ! Vine treeu, Cincinnati, j Jnatopeiied sn entire now svocs, I Feb. t, S-Sta-lrai,

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