Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 17, Brookville, Franklin County, 14 April 1854 — Page 4

THE GHOST RAISER.

My Urcle Beamier, ho commenced Ms commercial career very early in the present century as Rbajjmnn, will tell ' stories. Among them, he teil his ingle Ghost story so often, that I am .heartily tired of iL. Ia self defence, therefore, I publish thu tale in order that wfeen next the good, kind old gentleman offers to bor us with it everybody may say they know it. I remember crery word ef it. One fino autumn evening, about forty years ago, I was travelling on horseback from Shrewsbury to Chester. I fell tolerably tired, and was beginning to look out for some snug way-side inn where I might pass the night, when a sudden and violent storm came on. My horse, terrified by the lightning, Airly took the bit between his teeth aad started o!f with me at full gallop through lanes and cross roads until at length I managed to pull him up just near the door of a ncat-lvjking country Inn. Wellthought I'thcr was method in yourrmulnvM, old boy, since it brought us to this comfortable rcfugo." And alighting, I gave him in charge of the stout farmer's boy who acted as ostler. The inn kitchen, which was also the guest room, was large, denn, neat and comfortable, verj Iii the pleasant hostelry described by IznaAr Walton. There were acvml travelers' alrvad in the room probably, Hie myself, driven there for shelterand they eroall warming thcmttlvci by the ' bUxing firo while waiting for .upper. 1 joined the party. Presently, being summoned by the hostess, wo all sat down, twelve in number, to asmöling rt past of bacon and fgg, corned beef and carrot, and stewed hare. The conversation turned nnturally on the mishaps occasioned by the storm, of which every one seemed to have had his full share. Ono had rwen llit-nw nlT" In linro annlher. rlri v Inginagig, had been upset into a dike; all had got a thorough wetting, I and agreed unanimously that It was i n.jt I ii I vaunllti-rsi ri'irllliir silrllu'l aabbathl "Witches and ghosts prefer for their sabbath a tine moonlight night to such weather as thu!" These words were uttered in a solemn tone, and with strange emphasis, by one of the company. He was - a tall, dark looking man, and I had set him down in my own mind as a traveling merchant or pedlar. My next neighbor was a gay well-looking, faahionably.dressed young man, who bursting into a pe&l laughter said: "You must know the manners and customs of ghosts very well, to be able to tell that they dislike getting wet or muddy." I The first speaker, giving him a dark fierce look, said: "Young man, speak not so lightly of things above your comprehension." "Do you mean to imply that there are such things as ghosu?" "Perhaps there are if you Jiad courage to look at them." The young man stood up, flushed with anger. But presently resuming his seat he said calmly: "That taunt should cost you dear if it were not tuch a foolish one." "A fooluh one!" exclaimed the merchant, throwing on the table a heavy leather purse. 'There aro fifty guineas.' 1 am content to loso the no. if beforo tho hour is ended, I do not succeed in showing you, who aro so obstinately prejudiced, the form of any one of your deceased friends; and if after you have re:ognized him, you allow him to kiss your lips." Ve all looicd at each other, but may young neighbor, still in the same tnociing manner, replied: "You will do that, will you?" "Yes," snid the other -MI will stale theso fifty guineas, on condition that ?'ou will pay a similar sum if you ose." After a short silence, the young man said gaily: "Fifty guineas, my worthy sorcerer, are more than a poor college sizar ever possessed, but here aro five, which, if you are satisfied, I shall bo most willing to wager.'t The other too up his purse, laying, . in a comtempluous lone. "Young gentleman, you with to draw back." "I draw back?" exclaimed the student. "Well, if I had tho fifty guineas, you should ico whether I wish to draw back!" "Here," said I, "are four guineas,) which 1 will stake on your wager." No sooner had I mado this proposition than the rest of the company, attracted by tho singularity of the affair; came forward to lay down their money and in a minute or two the fifty guineas were subscribed. The merchant appeared so sure of winning that he placed all the stakes in the student's hands, and prepared for his experiment. We selected for the purpose a small sum mcr-houso in the garden, perfectly isolated, and having no means of exit but a window and a door, which wo carefully fastened, after placing the young man within. We put writing materials on a small table in the summer-house and took away the candles. We remained outside with the pedler amongst us. In a low solemn voice he began to chant tho following lines: "W'halrltoth alow f:ora the oceau caret, And Ute etormy turf f The phantom pate tela hit blackened foot Oa the froth frees turf.' Then raising his voice solemnly he toiu: You asked to see your friend, Francis Villiers, who was drowned three years ago olf the coast of South America-what do you see!" "I see," replied the student, "a white light rising near the window; but it has no form; it is like an uncertain cloud." Wc the spectator remained profoundly silent. "Are you afraid?" asked tho merchant in a loud voice. "I am not," replied the student, firmly. Atter a moment's silence, the pedlar stamped three times on the ground, und sang: "Andth. phantom whllr,whoeclay-oMfaca Wat Anre eo fair. Price w lib hie ahroud bit clinging v And hit tea toeeed hair." Once more the solemn question: "You, who would see revealed the mysteries of the tomb what do you see now! The t udent answered in a calm voice, bi like that of a man describing thintje at Lhy pass before him:

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phnntom; it head i covered with a long veil it stands still!" "Are you afraid?" I am notl We looked nt each other in horrorstricken silence, while the merchant raising his arms above his head, chanted in a sepulchral voice: "And the phantom Mid, at he roM from the wave, la hall kaow me In tooth ! I will fo to mj friend, gay, mlllnf and foad, At la ur flrtt youlh!' "What do you seel" said he. "I see the phantom advance; he lifts his veil 'tisl'rancis Villiersl he apfroachcs" the table he writes! 'ti lis signature 1" 'Are you afraid?" A fearful moment of silence ensued; then the student replied, but in an altered voice. I am not." With strange and frantic gesture : ho then sang. "And the phanlhom talit U all tho mocking tneer' I coins bom the Boulht put 1I17 hau J on my hand thy har( on my heart Thy moiita on my mo a lit:' What do you sec? He como.it-.ie approaches ho pursues me ho is stretching out hit arms he will have irei Help! help! fcsave met" Aro you afraid, now?" tiled tho merchant in a mocking voice. A piercing cry, and a stilled groan, were the only reply to this tctriblo question. Help that rash youth!" iaU tho merchant bitterly. "1 have, I think won tho wager; but it is sufficient for mo to have given him a lesson. Let him keep his money and bo wiser .for the future." Ho walked rapidly away. Wa opened tho door of the summer house and found tho student in convulsions. A paper, signed with the namo "Francis Villiers," was on the table. As soon as the student' senses were re ator J, he asked vehemently where wm the vile sorcerer who had subjected J'm such a horrible ordeal he would kill him II aouuht him throughout the inn in vain; then, with the speed of a madman he dashed off across the fields in pursuit of him and we never saw either of them again. That, children, is my Ghost story. "Aud how is it good uncle, that after that, you don't believe in Ghosts?" said I, the first time I heard it. Because, my boy, replied my uncle, neither tho student or the merchant ever returned; and the forty five guineas belonging to me and the other travelers continued equally invisible. These two swindlers carried them off, after having acted a farce, which we, like ninnies, believed to be real. DIP0STA2TT EAILEOAD BILL. Mr. Lie has introduced a bill in the Senate, which propoaes important changes in the Railroad law of Ohio. The Statesman furnishes the following synopsis: This bill, which hss been carefully prepared, proposes among other features, that Railroads shall build fences, farm crossings, cattle guards, and provides for the liability of ttie road In case of in jury by the neglect of the Rai'road to keep ihem in repair; also that Conduc tors shall notify passengers st stopping placesoi the length of time the cars will l - I . I . . r ... 11 1. ...... ...I. J... oe aeiaineu; lor ineir Jiiouny is ineaay laborer, If he shall claim In forty days, etcfUiatihtr-natrroao snail pay Iflr lusses by fire and steam: for a bell to each locomotive and its ringing at crossings: for sign bosrds at croisings. Section 7th provides for the ownership of only such lands as maybe neccssary for the road, and forks sale. Section 8th. No president, director, or other officer or agent of any such railroad company, shall directly or in directly, purchase any land either in fee or otherwise, or become interested there iu, during the time they hold such ottlce, or for a period of one year thereafter, along the line or at either end of such; end that if any such purchases ia made, all contracts or oeedi of conveyance nude in pursuance thereof, shall be deemed and held null and void. The noxt section provides for the sale of any land purchased by the officers of . u. J I ' . 1 3 ,Z i . I railroads In their Own Or Other people's , names, paid for or the monev oi tha i ....j 4 The next section estops the railroad .n If a nfTloea b.oninrr a kalnrr InlorM. . i . r ...... - - I .1 I rt .Km mi. ..liAit.... ii. a infl K.ft ted in the warehouses, etc., alonjf the line. Sec. 11 mskes the officers pay, like

Other people, toll, freight, etc., When llOt, linen, wllhoul the le.al Intonvonleuce, the heat .!,,,( ... K,..!rftf ih.,n.,. .ml !' the body being aum.letit to evaporate the fluid, engaged in the business of the road, and u.tii,,v iU. iunBt eon.tantiy'wiih heaimg

iiicucAt avciiun provcuva mem aim mo railroad from being interested in water craft on the canals or rivers. Provisions are made in the bill a-1 gainst intoxicated conductors and engl- . . .. , ! Reers Ihe next section gives a CIVII remedy for loss of life to passengers. Tk uil. ...il... ... uJ mfi,ljrf ua The lrjth lection flXCS the mode orVOti Ig each Share a Vote, Up to 20, and every five above that to.on. vote. There Is 'a stringent section sgainit consolidation, excepting continuous lines, without brake of guage. There are other limitations tO this consolidation business. OiKre narta nf tha hill rfie In tl.a r-nat hcr parts 01 the diu reier lo tue cost of road and equipment, Characteristics of the road, doings during the yesr, expend itures for working the road, motive power, income dividends, etc. lUlnlelerlul wit. A witty clergyman had been lecturing ono evening in a country village, on the subject of temperance, a'nl as usual, aftet the lecture tho pledge was passed around for signatures. Tass it along that way," said tho lecturce, pointing towards a cm'J o bloated and red noaed loafers near llio Hnnr 'Po if. ulonr ncrhnnttnimi nf aoor. I ass it aiong punapa sorao oi thOSO eentlcuien WOUld like tO join OUr ......Si ... , , "We don't bltO at a bare llOok," gruffly replied ono of the rummies "Well,' replied tho ready clergy man, "1 believe there is a kind of !ih called suckers that do not bile." INDIA-RUBBER TEETH. One of tho latest achievinent in manufactures from ludia rubber, is that of a Boeton dentist, Dr J. A. Cummiugs, who professes to have succeeded in producing entire sets of teeth, plates and dentals, of rubber, vulcanized to the hardness of ivory, and retain. ng exactest possible adaptation to inouth. the the SIMPLICITY IN HIOH LITE. A distinguished lsdy,who moves, and rides, and waltzes in the very highest circles, sent round lately to her hairdreeer for'a pot of the best Russian Ultimatum." i'unck.

, i , i fi ' Dtf un.ier IU ' ii.niieiire oi tlin .lurk aaua. Why is the Koh-i-noor diamond like a .v. M. i.. , u.,K' bu.it. t cah a I'mharicot) Because there are a good many i"e idono moroii...uwiii.iiaiucoiupeiiuiiiodo, ...... in i. "d I hone Una will be reculved a aulllrluul

' - - Why is a lost article like a fog! Because it ii mist.

J0IE7 h. w. HAWxnrs. This geutlemau, accordance rith a resolution j,aed at the Stats Temp?rsnce Convention, requesting him to spend

ss much time ss possible in the State of Indiina, hss already entered the field and is lecturing under the direction of the Ststo Central Committee. The most cheering accounts of the success of his efforts have been received from the various counties in which he has labored. His affecting narrations, inexhaustidle store of facts and pathetic appeals csnnot fail to make him acceptable wherever he may be called to lecture. Will the papers in this State friendly to the temperance c.u.e please announce the employment of Mr. II. by the Temperance State Central Committee. ' THE NFW COT We understand that the proposed new cent coin is to be of white metal, resembling silver in sppesrance with around and slightly raited edge It is about eight. tenths of an inch In diameter, larger than a quarter eagle, and les than a tweuty-five cent pice. There I not to be any hole in tho coin, as has been suggested In some of the pipers. It nay be readily distinguished, we think irom owicri coins of ibout the nine Ue, and will be a very great convenience ESSENClTr CELEST. Steep an ounce of celery seed in half a pint of vinegar. A few drops of this civet fine flavor to soups, and sauce for Fowls. Kx. SPMNO IMPORTATION OF 1851. WATTS & COLUURN. WIIOt.MAl.K dealer In Dry Oooda, F4e. fin t'rttrl ( lurliinall, have now la lore llmlr uaiiel large assortment of Foreign any lMinia.ua Dry t.oo.ls, aduptad 14 Hie Spring Trail and lit whlrh addition will le made almost dull? ronalailiiK In part of Cloth. (' liuerwt, tlaln sit fane)) esllnga, llloechudatid Hruwa Sheeting J 'in. Drill, Ticking, Spool f i Hon, Hualnry, llenlma, Whit Oooda, Glove. I.I urn handkerchlul, .awn anil ilk Jo. Lara good, F.mhrutd erlo, ('rape, Terluion, Könnet, Hibhon, P.mbrold.ired ntiiallna, Plain and fancy Drnx Silk, lire IIihHi, Rare;, Ummer Hot Lawn, OlnKhama, Hummer d'Lalnea, Prlntaoi every at le, l iiauut. I'rliitol Jaouimit, FariuerH Drill, l'ravata, auiiiemlurt, Twemta, l.aif MlManit ;io, Knyiuh ami Prunoh t'ollonu.l faiilnttMin Kltifli. tuffntlier Uli a large and varlm atMirtmonl of KM ALU WAHKK, hielt we Bat for aale onUie iikmI littoral lermt, and to Vt liloll we luv lie lue alU'Uliuu of Hie tradx, WAITS & COLBUR.N. Mar IOiiio c. e. tiuw. l aaaoc. L. C. t CLL. c, h. aaaaaiR, SHAW. XTELL AITO BAJtBOUR-IMPOHT. hUS & JoUiib.lt. UK JjKk COOK, ii I'var ureal, Cluelnimll, Oblo. mil AI.UIJ 1834. TTltLlAM LEE A 20 CO., W VVal ruriu alrual, Cincinnati, Ohio, have alined la reudur their iiaMiahiuxui uaoful lo Ilia whole Cnmmunliy, at a pUre whrre irlgUl he found a gentiral aaaurtinent of all kind of Tasteful k useful Diy Goods, at the loweal price a, ronalaWnt wlil a regular and legitimate buaineas; and they Datier thiiiutt'lve lha the community concudu to thoir tiouie a hlga iiotiilon. Commrn Ing the builneat at-aton of Irt4 with a larger exirieiice, and with greatly Incraaaed fai'UUIet.thay feel at liberty lo prumiae Increated advaiibigat to their cuatoinert, and a coinblna'.lon of aUrm Uout tuch at wlllturpatt all other Dry tiouda llouaoa.lu the Weal. I heir firing ami Summer Good are now rereiving, aud atone of Uie firm will be atthe Kal aluioti coDtUnily. rnv.w NTvi.r.s will be received aliuoat dully throughout the teaton. uiarSlOw a. HOLM it. W. R. HOLUM. S HOLMES AKT) SOW. MAirürACTTTltEKS , Mll nl'UK ItliMOK t'Ar'hK lANt.l.M.a, .No 1'tH Main ttnu-t, t'liirlnnall, Ulilo. Keeitrotiilantljr on hand a large and gvneral antortmunl of Wall I'nprr, llorriora. t iro Hoard I'Hltcriiea Wide ( iirluln l'itpere &Ci Hund lloxet at Manufurtureri prli-et. All of which Ihey oflor to the Country traduat the loweal price. Piwmi vUiilna: lha city In wan of toil lor I'urlor, Hull, Dining Koomort liain-t her . will do well by cutting on the au rribcr at o 111 Main iireot, third Uiior bulow Finh, Market hpace. mar SI 'SI H ENRY inOBEE, WHOLESALE GROCER ' iu..i.i,t'iu.i niwiii.i.ii, .I AlUAI,IIIMIU. MhllL ll.t.X 1, .NoJ WALi,ui.tr..et, bvten Front and Coiumhia, cincin VMo' ' UjsjcOTfCAOTSrif AlTUF ACTU RER OT 1 iioM.h.yK, cam i iiii. fc7 lit; R5l5To flIi i ii ami niiiPii a " ' SB ' ALSO lA M I'H, whntiaale and retail, for burning Hie above. No 9 C'vllvgo Building, Cliirlimall Ohio. mar 84 'St Ij wvi.ai.tic. jo, out 14. .eii ITM. 0LE55 AND SONS, WHOLESALE M nimm, JSortli-eaal eornorof Walnut and Colu uili la treet, i'ini innati, Ohio. nur 84 'S4ly JOrSTTELlTRCER AND COMMINMOS AlfcHt li.i.NT. IhJT.r lit Hour, Provialnu, Hourbon Wblky, and I?mIiio gouorklly, 'o 3U Walnut ilreet, Clnrlnnatl Ohio. RETER TO Shulta 4k Madden. .S.o. i Ii. D. Chlnman eV Co Tin WImI.Im Am l..k I M..ff..t k.ll.tl M- l - V , w vv, IV I', if 111 l j I..IIWVII .U, VIIIO. I Pi. t.0Ult CrTMheral advancet mado oa Consignment! mar ii '44 ly 'uofr ha. reeenllv been made by DK. t'L'KTIM, for the cure ofA.thma, Conaumpilon, llrom hltl! -oonn. t oi.ia, ni an mng complain, by mo.ucaled Inhalation. Da. Ct aria'a llro. oa laHiLixe HvwttN Varna and Cnaaav Kvarr hat accompiuhed the moi womiiirfui curot of Aaiiuna J ton.umpllon, Iu the rlty of New York and I vicinity for a fow month ail,ever known lo ..i i . ... man. It It producing an linpretilon on DIfatof the l.uug never before wltnoed by thu medical profoMlon. (Nee curtlllratea In hand of Af enla ) i no innaier I worn on ine broad, umlcr the mnv aur-uauio vapor, patting into ai' me air-cell and aaaagn 01 nie IUIIJ1 111.11 cannot poanuiy lie L'bud by auy oihnr medlcine. More It a cato of ruat An 1 ll.t A tlllc.ll, nanmLTN. !f. v.. Dcc.eoth.im f11' ) ' buon tovoroly afnicled with A.lluim; for the Ual two year I have , (unred bayoud all my power of dnarrlptlon; mouth at a time I have not boon able to aleep In 1 S bed, gettlin whal rt'tt I cou'd titling In a chair Wydink,u,. f breathing, and my en""rli.g. were o great at lime, that for hour logeUier my frlon.lt . irnLV: of aotue of the moat celebrated phyilclant, but have received no permanent relief. I at length bad the gcod fortune to procure Dr. Curtlt't llvireana, or Inhaling Vapor and Cherry Nyrun. At tho I Urne I obtained It I wutTurliig under on of my ",01 llit attack, aud Wa In great dltret, Bl)n(Mll iufMciai,,4f,'w.nirbraiTi. i. ie..ui.., ten minute after applying the Inhaler lo my aiomacn, ami lamnga loaapontiiiii or me merry Myrti , I a relieved In a great measure, and had comfortable nlglil. I nave aiuce conlluued I with tho greatoii poa.lhlo bwneltl, and am now coinparitivrly welt, t.od only knowt Ihe amount of Ufte ring tliit itu'dlcliie hat relieved tue from. My advice to the tuflurlng l tv it. MAKOAHKT EASTO.X. CONSUMPTION CUKKD. Naw-Voaa, Dec. VT, 11.1. I came to New York In the thlp Telegraph; my native place It H, John, X. U. When I reached till city, my health wat very poor; had very bed cough, raited a great deal of mutter, and Wae eery weak aud emaciated. Mr friend ami tihyalclan pronounced my cate conaumption, and .eyund the roach of medicine. I aeclduutally hanluf Dr. Curtl llyguaua,or Inhaling llyanMii Vatwr, and Cberry Hyrui. aud obtained a uaek ewhlchl verily believe wa the meant of laving H(roa WB,rlf UlMot , fM1,3 u relieved thepreaaure on Hiy luna-.audartera I while Uie llnaa made Ita apKarauue upon the euriace uutinr me lulialer. I lo the Cherry ",l'l st directed, and continued to do to, my nq grauiiaiiy growing better, until II entirely ion nie, ami l how conalilur myaelr cured. I allll wear the Inhaler, a the utool ll liruihcr hleutanl, aud believing It airuugtheutug and purifying to the lung, I feel unwilling at nrent to dlapeme 'ihii- ioux wood. Hold by noyd A: Paul, o. 40 Courllatult itmeu Ca II, III iif, corner of John tireel and Hwedway, V. Price $3a packago. K II. Any pornn aiH'lo.lng $.1 to llotn At Pil, orCt tTnA rKaaiN. .New Vork, will receive a package coululiiing a bollle of llygean Vapor, one of Cherry "yrup, and an Inhaler, Iu a neat box, by etpru, free to any partoUhe L ulled Hille; or four package for Sill. War. 34, 14, 1 j r. 0 B. Clement's Cash Store. If t IAU Jut recotvad a general a.aortinei.t of i new gönnt which, added U my preaenl alock inaket my aortmeut comlcto all ofwhleh will be ol.l low for cash or pro.ln. e my at k H cou.l.t. in pan, or a variety oil lotn, Caaaamerc, Hallnetu.l weeila, Je lie Ar Nummer ware. Alao, very variety of I'rlnu, Una, (.lihiiina, I1..I1I1,., nomuamiir., i.iin ana uiu-y iU, J.ueo Mittv Kill l.luve, ,Vi'. iVr, A l0, a Hii" l i ( li'ioiMiavrnru, C'ill.r , (Iroeerle, Ate, logelner it U tlii nue.l ui.oi-l neiit ol llout A Mi i v. r l.r-m.rlit hi t u pi,.,. Any lady Hint I i rii'i.'.l ml in a .jir of hii.k.-. mual aiill aimiotfv. WA.N I KD, o.ioio bu.hel wheat. 4(1,000 do corn, far which I will Py rain. V. H, CLkMli.MS. Laurel, A uj. luih, 1653.

MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS, Hat removed to Klxth at. Bacon' Bullding, ander Maarnnlla Hall. C lnrlnnatl. Ohio.

MANUFACTURER of Coatuinea and K alia of every description, for Mason, Odd ellowt, 8on of Temperance, Temple of Honor, Druid nou ineo, oroineroooa or tue unteo, aud uood Fellow. JO Being s member ofthe above ordert, I am prepared at all time to rurnlah everylhinr apparaii.ing thereto with punctuality anddiipalch. feb. 13. '33 IM'Jm. FRANCIS NUELSON. mrosTta and MANuriCTcaea or Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff, DEALKR IN Leaf Tobacco, No. 233 Main rttrert,bclwocn 3th and Xlh, isifn ofthe Indian Chief. IiNCINNAII. OHIO. Not. II, l(03,47 lyr. ' SSfaT. If. L. DAfllILt JACOB ERNST, WIIOLKSALI AMD RETAIL STATION KK AND JJ LA AW BOOK MA IS' Uf A CTVR F.Rt Ko. 119 Mtln Htreet. tietween 1 bird and Fourth feet, Clnclnnai, tllilo. Nov. II lni3-47 I yr. O. A.Taylor. W, n. French. J, K. Wynne. Taylor. French & Wynne, Whotetale dealer In Irish Linens & Whito OooJs, AND EVKnrir.sCRIITIONOP Trimmings & Fancy Dry Goods, V. 70 Main and 1,3,3 A ? Peeil HI, tin. Jan. 13-4 I y, BEIOUILLEllUiiJE. 'TV" Inttlt'itlon la now ready to receive any U niin.htrof yung gentlemen and young I, die, and afford lliem the heal of facllllle for obtaining a tliornngh eduratlon. The litl.!ng I large aud convenient, and the Hoard of Initriicll'iit will lie tnrreaaed at the wantt ofthe Inaluttnn demand. Thoae yniing men who may even prefer to graduate at older Irulltulliin, will do well to aequirt, the preparatory aluille here, where Ihe clnet are not tun large for convenience, nj where they are not taught hy under graduate, a In uinat iiltl Inatltulli.u, Young Indie, on graduating, will receive appropriate diploma. Ili.urdln' ran be had In gfid famille, nenr the college edlflce at two dollar tier week, Yuung men c tn hoard ihumautv tat about alvty renl p.-r weeli. I he price of lillo.i range from to IH.iMiperijuarter w h ten per cent dii uunt for advance p)iuunt. For 'urtiier particular aiidr JNt. W. but KK, re'l RrookTllla lud. Feü.O I'M I. ASA 1 0 L E II A RT (Lata of, and Rucceuor to Ingle, Wheeler dt Iglehart In Ileal Kttato Agoncie,) AliArney mi L.hv ttud llvitl ICalMla Agent, Will attend to the Collection of lieht, the purrhae aud aale of R ial Katate and all other profeaaloual buainea intruated to him In Vauderburgh, and the adjoluluf countlet Iu ludiana. lUOrru a ovesthi raL iixk, KVAXSVII.LE, INDIANA. Aaron A. Colter. GROCERY, PHOOUCK, AND COMMISSION 3li:i(CIIA 8. E.CORXKR OF RRVKXTH AMD MAI 8TS. CIMIIVXATI, OHIO. Sot.26 4i-i)r-. lITIIGBlPlf&liÄVlSK. View of Hulldlng, Laanat traa, Portrait, Diplomat, MitPt, Show Card, Jiotut, Drafti, Ullis of Kxchango, Laheit, Ac. cVc. MIDIlI.KTOrf eV WALLACR. No 113 Walnut Street. Odd Fcllowe Hall. Cincinnati, Nov. 11, IM3 47 lyr. Ce Stmpcrnutc Musician: A BOOK OF SOXOSAA'D MUSIC. WK If AVE JUKT I SM.' KD A SKW F.DITIO.f, vulargt'd. Improved, corrcciod, and llluatrated with a number of original engraving. Il can now be obtained In auy quautltj, great or tmall. llu book haa been alinont unanlmnnaly pronounced "the beat work of the kind ennui," and we doubt not It will he universally accedvd now. Kvery peraon who wlahua to promote the Temperance cauae will And tho Temperance Muaiclan one of the mual eWcleni nieaua which cuu be employed. Addreit A PPI.F.OATR A CO. March in, 11. 3 ,Mlu st. Clui luueil. The Gnat American Ternptrancc Talc. on Tho Wcnl nnd Woe of Social Life, OSC VOLUME 12.M0, $1 sr.com d r.DiTio jrx'r it r.Ai y, "A deeiilT Inlorcatlnt? and howerful work. It vividly portrtyt tome of the terrific xlolu of iniiif urn.a in oom men ana low lira, itorare (.ich eno. a II deplrta either Imngluary or few, Ut thla book circulate. It ha a beiiirheni aim, and It the vehicle ofadmlrubly told and luoal talulery loatoiu." Proahytorlnn. Although written with direct moral purpoae, which la uaually a fetter on the Imarlnallon, llila novel dltplnyt no common kill In mllll.ut com poaltlon. The idol la one of aluorhlng ni..ri. and freuonlly JeveloHt apoclmeiia of oi.: "l and vlgorout tharailcr draw lug. .New York Tribune. Her dearrlptona are exceedingly retinal and Vivid. Puritan Recorder. Written with remarkable power. -Trov. Jour In One of Itt nhlef merlta It the excellence of It converaatlona. Kniiiilrer. Ha to many thrilling imaanget and well drawn cliamclrn, that yon read It with ahtorbed atleutlon. i'hrliliaii Herald. It I certainly the moil powerful temperance tale thai we have ever pcruaud. Journal dt Muttungcr. Heautlfully written. A work of great ttrengtb and power. (impel Herald. The Incident dramatic, aud the Interoit lulonte to llieend. Ulilo hi teaman. A book which aliould be read by all father, mother, tout and daughler and enpeclally thoae who Imaglua they can drlnW temperately, wtiiioul tlanver, II la exceedingly I Jtereatliig.Blar lu the Waat. itiouai:, a.di.hox ato. Publisher. 88 WEST KOL'KTII KT, ('IN. INN4TI. January Oth lt-54 310 uio. Knb-rml aei'i-rvl.tiu i" . .. .... ,1, u. y, int. I. by J. H. II H UIII . M !.. m .In- n.iaa Ullloe of the IM. in. ! ti.iirt I t l Im I a. I. ru fil-trl t of I i mi yliuinii Another Scientific Wonder 1 GREAT OUIIE FOH DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S 4 TiiK Turn DIGESTIVE FLUID, on, gasticic .inc.:. Prepared from KF.SXKT, or the fourth M OMACII Ori llKUX, after illrertmita or h.tnu.i I.I K Hill, Ihe great l'h)lilglral Cliemui, by i N. Ilül üin t. M. II.. Philadelphia. Pa. Tel I NATt'KE'H OW. Hh.M r. DY for an un healthy Kloii.ach. No art of man can equal It en rnllva nowera. Il contain no ALCOHOL., HII' TKKM. ACID. orRAHShOl'R DIIKiM. It la x tremely agreeable to the laale, and may be taken by the mo. I fonblo pntli-nl who cannot cat a water cracker wltlnuit aruto dlatrea. Iteware of DIU U(iKD IMITATIONS. Pepaln I NOT A DIM (1. Call on lha Asent. and nt a Dccrlitlve Circo lar. rrnll. rlvlnär a lare amount of SCIKNTIFIC KVIHKM K, Ir.nn l.tel.lf'a Animal Chemialry, Dr. Cnmlm'a Pyaioloity of Digeatlont 0V0 M. W. lUtkit, Uauoamoa, wboletale and retail Agent. Augutt lit, 133 33-lyr. Plltr. and Writer Proof Ilnotlnjr.I l lii. uuiirli;n"l havli.g lii-iiu appoiuli'd Auriil r .r S. M..V C. M. Unmiii'i rrt ami U ab-r I'r.ml ItiHitlnv. I now mail) ! rimllnar of Una klmlln mi purl of Franklin, I'nlon.or I'avelle rmitili. t, I In- Store room of M. V. Halo aud it. II. Aj J. C. It irtnii. In llrookvllle.are covered with tlii kind of routine, ti whom the pi.lilic rn roforreil. Ha di.ruliility, rl.aapi.oa,uf..y, and cixive.iloni a, ait rvcoii.ineuil It, at tupurlor, in lln eouiiriirtloii o( moatbiilldinr. W. 8.UAKEH. Jy lo, 3i 3i-l-y FI.Ol ll II IIIIIi:i.t... he maraet price tn cth will be paid fur inert hantnble flour barrelt at the Kxrlinnire Mill, Urookvllle. by .Nov. 90, 'SJ iO, GKO. HOLLAND V CO.

JÖinoitinati. DAY & M AT Lt A C k7 WROLtMlt DS4LKKI IW D U V UUUD8, No. 57 PEARL STREET, BKT. WALNUT & VISB CI.NCI.N.Ni TI OHIO. Mtrch 17 IK4 yl S. MlHNIMO. E. JlNNIXOt. J. DCTTttrtKLD. Manning, Jenning3 & Co. WHOLESALE. cj- COM MISS toy MERCIIAXTS. No. 251, Mxm Street, West Side, Second Door above Sixth f Xo. 3, Sixth Street. CINCINNATI, O. Xor. 11, Ifj3, 47 lyr. . A. A. Loor. IL D. Root. F.E.Arnold. L. It. lloux. so, A'Jäsoi-a a oa. Importers nnJJobbcraof cJfanfu (ßoois. H.W. Cor. Oth Main Pia. Rail Houto Building. CINCINNATI 0. Manufacturers of various Brands of fino Cigars. Jan. 13-4 ly. ii. n. cmrMANco.. Com im Ion Ac lerivarillni M MKÜ II A NTH, WIIITK WATFHTA VAI. II ASIX.f'I.NCIMJIATI. i:iii:.m cirtTi. ; Maaieae citt, I. John Hwaaey ft t o. Morrlaon K Newhy Tweed.Ml.leyoj Wright! 11, ft II, M. Conklln, iteevot At SlKphnitt, ,' mmuriiwa, u, ( oaaaaavii.i.a.iNB. ; A.M. Wirglna fit Co. A. II. I unwell aj Nona. ; tienrge (iiileaple.

(.mural caaa auvai.oeiueut maiie on consignment. an'.'U-Hllvr. C(MvAKTM:itNIII. TIIK, undaralgned have entered Into Co-partner-thlp, under ihe name and arm uf Ju. ks, ,U rri I t iU)iiins,for the purpoae of carry ng on a Wh leanlo tirucery and Coiuuilaalon llualiiea. M.JoMcH. DAVID 1,11 VK II, (Late of J, D, A C. (I.ale of M. Omar.) June A Co.,) Cluclunall H. KuitlHXS, (ljl of Milroy, Indiana. LOVETT&TlOOniNS. Wlioletale (Jrooert tc Cocimiaaioii Merrhantl NO. till I'K.Mil, H I UKET.MK.AH VIMK, ai.-.'U-IU-hr. CI.NC1.N.NAIT. NO. 3 12 MAIN ST. BETWEEX 6TII, AXI) QTH. I r I.l.'l'ai conaUiilly on hund a beautiful aorIV incut of HATS AND CAPS, ofthe moat faahlonahle kind. He Invite hit old friend at tirookvilte lo five uliu a call when Ihey VIU III CUV. Muy 7, li3 I yr. i AS, E. LYN. D. L. BROWN notary runnc. IL.'ff&JlIBOW. REAL ESTATE B&QKERS. NO. 2. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, CI I N .N A 1 O. LOA.NS 5K0TIATF.D PROMPTLY AXD COA KIDKNTIALLY. . Nov. 11th iRi.140 lyr. L. W. WINITON. T. IIIOTWKLL. A. T. WINITON. I. N. WINtTON. Winston & Co. wholesale dclcrs ia NO 29 Pearl Street, Between Main & Walnut, Ch(INNATl,OHIO. Feb. ti U-w. COR. MA IX AXI) FtFTIl, CiNCIN .N A I I OHIO. DKNNISOM c fiÜV, rKOriilKTOItS-. Wlioacaale mill ICetnll Drnlrrlit N. KANT COHN EH WKSTF.RN HOW it l'F.ARI CINCINNATI. O PARTICULAR PAINS TAKRN iN THE 8KLKCTI0N OF THE UEST FAMILY CROCElUEä. Nor 11 ICÜ3-47 lyr. IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS IX WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY 0001)3. 1:10 IMA in stki:i:t. UKDER COMMERCIAL BARK CIBf INKATI. Watch Maker' Tuolt and Material, ov. 11,133,47 lyr. GENERAL M A I KSTA H LI S 1 1 31 RN T, No. 3 College Hall, Walnut St., Cluclunall. E. MENDENIIAL. Map, look, nnd Print Seller, lia conatantlv on hand GulJa Dooktofall kind, School Apparatut and Outline Map, Aiiatomlrrtl (liaraf, Atlnaee, nnd (uxrl tor r. Drawing Instruments. Geological Cabinets. Tllrrearopra C lmrla.niid Prints. JlMpe oi all other I'll bllalit-re. Jau. 134 Out. Wro.C. WIIITCIIKR. TIIOS. J. FINCH. WM. C. W 1 1 ITCH Kit & CO., Ülircraaora In llutr. Wlillcltcr A: to. caters in jjats, (Caps, Jf nrs, IIATTKIIS' TKI.MMIMGS, Corner of Pearl and Main St. CINCINNATI O. Of KINO STOCK OF CARPETS WE BEO (J l.i am 1. 1 cull Ilm attention ol bn era to our largo aim tTiiiii ii v.xr imii' in in in, ii iiii.i, my ; .Nw and chulce ialUru of Velvet, do do do llriiaaeli, do do do liruaanl Taneati-T. do do do Kupvr and tine 3 plv, no on uo mi uo I iik rain ar .i ii i I., . w cneiinna, oi an wiiiii.a ami ijuuilllO, Hearth Kuf and Door Miila, Oil t lotha, of all Mll. and at all price. It tl... f'l I. t....... - T uiiv Iii. i nm r .iiaiiuijr;, Cotoa Multliif, the bed article In uto for count titer office, ele riiT.1 fiooo, Our Curtain and 1'ruporjr Kihiiii la now ttocked with a rare telei tlon ol fuod. coualallna; la part of ailk, ealln, W orsted and Cotton lininuak. and Ihe nwcat pallem of ji.' and Minim Curtain; (Jill Cornice and llauda, Wludow ihudot of every variety. Alo Table Linen, Towel and Napkin, Aincrlean, Knarllali. and French Piano Tablo Cover, All thoae who are alxint lit furnUli lliolr houtc with new good will do well to cull at J. C. HIMiWAl.T A rO'S, 174 Main at . bet. 4lh At 5th, eaal tide. Mar 94, If 54, 14, 1 r II. M. BrcKSER . TER E. 1IAI.L. BUCXNER AND HALt, WHOLESALE OROt Kltn I llM.llhMU.N ,V KU l VV A Iii U laaNAMie, 34 Waluul trert, Clnclnnull, Ohio. REFER TO WHSI.OW, I.AM KU A co. Nave Voa CI. APP. K KM" V HKCKI.KV, M l IIAI.I.OWKI.I, .V I ll, PiiiLtPKI.rilu. J i.r. .KO I II Kits iV CO, CiariNNtTi, K l.i.KV .v I IHlr'HON, Natv Oai.k. r. Ml I II V J'l XhO.N, Midi 17 'it 13 C TEAM,; MARBLE WORKS. CTIAS, RULEO M i i. l1l I.OHIU ifc Kl IK. lorucr llr..ii.lM in.. I Kifll. alrcet, Clncliiiiatl, Ohio. Moiiiiiiicula.Toinba, and lirave Stone, Mnrble Mnnlle -and Mutuary. Ilnbl'ainal Font, Mauml Tablet, l.'rna, Vaaea, l.'ardeu Klfiiroa, Cabinet and Coi.nitir Klitlia, o.e. Ct, couataiilly ou baud aud fur.ilai.ed lo order. 1 he Trade aiippllo.l with Marblo lo Dock anil Slab, or sawed Id order. mar V4 'S ly

Cincinnati.

S. S. C 0 0 P i R . Xyholetale dealer In Pried FruiU, Clover Seed, ' ' and produce generally. No. 39Wluut Street Between Front Ar Columbia 14(H) buah. IJlIIi:u l'KAf III K. gOOO Uo do . IM MS. IIOO do do IM: A ! UTS. Kit da In n III I'll k.l i'n tn ttore and for title. Feb.17 lyr. FIRE WORKS, Candies, Nuts and Fruits. Wholesale and retail by JU11N H. MYERS. no Ml Main Street, bet. Kim. kuik Ride. ' CINCINNATI, frP All or.tpr tirnnililtr aila.l ..) v... Warranted full welglit. Sov. ll, 47 I yr. IMPORTANT T(TBUiXl)EIlS. IlIorHlcvifcElilcr, FROXTSTREET, BET. WESTERX ROW AXD J MIX, CIXCIXXATI, OHIO. Dealers In all kind of Lumlier and manu fa lurert of Pa.h, Door, Illind. Window Frame, Moulding, l)ne IMaatert, Weather Doardiiiir. While end Yellow fine r'loorlnf, t?lielvlnj for Störet, railing far Keno s a , Hoard pinned on both l.lm.nf varlont thick ue ttiiiabUi fur the lualde Dntalt ofhouact. T Ma ptnlilliiiii'iil will ha found to be of (real, bvnedl to peraoua bulbllna; in llie country, a they rau be upplied here with all Hie n.iiturlala ready made of lumber, Ihnrouirhly teaaotied for Itiilrhlnc hoiiae, In the Lumber Yard contiected with tlii (lalillaltincnl liier la kept for aale an eleualve aaaortüient of l.ilillber for all building purpoana, Siuh priined eitt'laod,rotiiiintlv on Imiid, All order promptly attended to, 1 KHMN CASH. MtV. II, I "03 471 ) r. , iYÄ7fi7i5Tü Xvrth-tast Corner of Canal and Walnu Strain. CINCINNATI. OHIO. ma;ui'w:tui.i.ii or IRONS. FOR SCHOOL EFSKS. Ai AND CASTINGS OK EVKR Y DRSCRIPT10N. Nof.ll,18i3,47-lyr tt.w ToiiKunnnu MiAii:ir. POT-TIIOS. J, KK MST Manufacturer an etiler In all kind of transparent window shad AIo corda.Taaaela, lira n.ouiitlnr die. li. t Cc;ll-ire Hull, N alnul l.,l 'Im Inuatl, Church, Store and other Inrire thudut lialnpet jl omer ia tuperior tty ie. 7 (2. c. nirni) FASIIIONAHLE HATTER. 04 Fifth Street. C1XCIXATI OHIO, 43 lyr. (auntlry't) loiumrrtliil Wrltlngt luid. 'pH K nnderaljrned I prepared to furnlnh the Wcaturn market w Ith a niierlor Wrillnir Fluid hi own Invention ml which In color, du-aliiU- ... ....I H..I.II.. I.. .......... ........ I. . ............... I l.aiitj Ii (I lull I .iii.uivv iu uo u ll. u i j luriru , The color 1 at dr.t a jrroenlnh blu, chungiiijr to atleep piTiiiuneiil liliu k. All order will be promptly altendod to by ad drcaalnir.or calllnff on him ntlil olltco In Mcrcnn. tllo I old-ire. It may alaw bo cbluluvd at ti.n bouk btorc (ci neraiiy. jun. ui.Miitr, Nov. 1 1, 1pj3, 47 lyr. aim i a i ii c. m: V HOLD, Late E. F. Styloid,) Importer of IIA 3 U) WARE, AND MANUFACTUYE110F Piano.-, Coopers' TooU und Tress Ilocpf, No. 217 Mrrrl, i iiiciiumii o. Jnn. 13 4 Out. .' ' BELL t!t IJItASS FüUNDCRä, tut Htn ri ti ann or CHÜRCH. STEAMüOÄT & FACTORY And allkind ofllraa Work! liclor In I.cad.Xliie. Copper, Hlock Tin, Copper l(ivvla,hpultir, boldor and Mi'tul PackiiiK, aucuiid Mrvcl, but. liroadauy audl.udlow, Ciclnnnll Ohio. JTT'hi'lr Hell are executed on new and Improved jirliiclplc, euperlwr to any fuutidry lu the Nov. II, 1633,4? lyr. Daniel F. Mender, & Co. Cincinnati Mtam 1 1 mean v i itiviTi in: hum ( tcroiiv. COH. OF FRONT AND SMITH STS. Keep, a general aaaurtinentof conalatlnKoftlia foltowtna; arllt lu, via: Kotewood, Malioiruuy, and Malum Itrcaaina; and I'lulu Jlunu, Milu Ihiarda, Wrltliiiclickk, Cncloaod and Hain Wa-hend Work Muiula, W arranted c.iial lu ouulily to any mado horn or clauw here, and whirl, they oirerat very low prlro, for iah or aupruvvd JiMJier. ALL KINDS OF LU Ml) till WANTED. Nov. ii. iKi3, 47 lyr. jamk A ret.Koaic. A a Ml KL Kl.ll KINtiCR. A. II. I'oi'NaroiiP John 11. 1n APPLEGATE & CO. Do.kseller., rubliahcr. & Stationer., 43 Hain Street Cincinnati. WK hve one of the lariret aud boat aaaorled atock In the Wct, Our ttock eiubracct the beat wurk on Theology, Medicine, Jstxr, Mechanic, Agriculture, History, Travels, Tales, Metnoirt, Philosophy, tyc. and a complete aaaortinent of all Ihe moatdealrnble Mltccllaiiuou iloi.lapiihlnlu.il. Oiirtlock of BCIIOUI HOOKS embrace all book of merit uaud In the Wcat. from the hpelll.iK lliMik to the Lcilcou. tlur alock of talioncry embrace every variety of llluuk Hook from tue mall Memorandum llook lo the largro au-per-rojal LeilaTer, Including every article utud In Hie coiiultnir-room. NVe have for the Country Merchant a full varie ty oflrf'lter.Cnp aud Note l'nper, KuvulopcaVrap1 per, lloiiiict Hoard, Ink, Ac, Ac. t)ur own Publication are too well known at work of the hlirlieat merit, to requlro more Hint, an eniimerntloti ol Hin mo.l proii.luful w Mil. are :i.AHKE'scoMtr.s iJttr, dm. mors com. Iilete W orka, Hnllln unrle.il llialory, I' In la nil "a ,lve,Sectator, Joai'phua, Ae, Invite all whodeiil In, or uiri linM hooka, to give li acnll.aa wo are conn i -nt we t un oner lliem aiicit InUuco menu a thull bo muliinlly bvncdclal. Nov. II, liX 47 Ijr. SUNDRIES IN STORE. Ilh'la Sugar, Sim bblt paime molaet, 200 ou r. ii, uo 3i Hl hg prime Kaaler coffee All rocket Java do ViNI linckaice freah Ton, H.IHill Iii iiai.e. larn. UIMI iineiitie mnckerel. SO boxe Va. Mo. Tobacco, Von Keg- nail, SIM) Unlet No, I battlnr, 111 tibi fine mm, tobacco, Cn.OiHI halfimn.ah clcara. Caudle. Soap, Slurvh, oVe, Ae. fonnle law by HKINCO t Will i K, No, 19 Lower Marketlreut,('lncluiiall. Nay 14, iR.vi. WJ-ly" RAWDON.WRIGIIT, HATCH & EIWON Bank Not 0 i.ngravers& Printers S.uf f.m'rir. .tiMA Mai Stt.t'inrltntiti.Ohtt. I LSt, Engraved Ina t)le correBiionilln; In etil cellenre to that of llnnk Note, !allroitd, Stute aud 1'oinitv Honda, 111 1 1 a of Kmiinnirn, I bei k a, Drafla, Certini'atei ofhtoi k and Uepoaile, I'romlaory Notea. Itillaiid Lptter lien. la, liitiloma, Vlaltlue and rrofeaaloua' Card, Nolurlul, County and Hund Seal, Ae, Cmiataiitly on hand, tlnnk Nolo Haperof varlnu tint, made to order, of very auperloriiallly. The above ofllee I under tho auporvlalonof fieo. T. Jone, a practical ntraver. mr I 1 l-lilm S. EiVQLISH AND SON'S, Wholetuld and Rctull Manufacturer of Hollo. IUUU. U1UUUU 111IU UlliU. Seeoad SI., rbl. Broadway and Ludlew, Clnclunatl, .IWI, 11) IVMII )r

Cincinnati.

PETER A. WHITE k CO, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in ' Foreign and Domestic XO. 61 PEARL ST., 11ETWEE.1 WALSÜT AND VINE STREETS, CINCINNATI. Mtr.17.Kv.13.lyr. I.S. lpaswl'niVOi! ritOM! PI Iwm--i W'III HAL.I-: OIf ' I 7 I Ii: T. Our Fprln eiock o I'icnoa, I now arrivlnirand if any one can look through our Im.nonaa lock of Piano from Liplite, Newton Ac liralliuna of Xcw Vork ililbcrt of lloaton, Meter of I'hila. Ken fa At Peternon of ll ii rr.il o, and not ack now leilire Dint we are the lar pi-t Ili'iili-ra in the city, (keep the Uarr Htaaoa, ami acll lower fur ctt.li) can take our IUt. All wa aak I an examination of our alock al 74 VVGi Fourth Street. March 3. MURCIl A WHITE. i Astta-roii iti:Tnrxv 'Irl I Hieve 3Uecond hand, and 54 new llano that we will rent and Irl the rent apply IJ tmri'haaed tn a tlnn time, Wa are the laree I'iiino linalcr Iu the Weal, and will rent nr! lowrr for rerA than any othor hnuai, No "i W onl Konrlh .tracl. Mt KCIIot W1II1K. Nor. IIIU 13. ,. - ittri.nnt.) ir.i onr.. urpe ttock nf 111. hop Child' Mclo. ii.-. .11 in i.p.nn America tor aale, Wltoleaale and retail. None offered in Ihla rlty can compare ith Ihem a any one will ack now fodg who will cuiaeaiid eelhem. MUHCII to Will i K, 4 We.i Fourth tlrect, llcad-ouartore for I'iuuot In i Inclnnntl, Nov. llth. IP.M 47-ly nii."iVirTi:iiviVi)ö Vfand Oil Cloth Table Cnvcra, mauufMi'iiired ai d told, wholesale and retail, by M.Xawyere Vn.X 1, College llinl.lli.g, Walnut at., Clin Innati, t hi 1. Onler promptly tilled, Country Merchant, ki d redleraaupplled on Hi lowettlerut. Nov,., Injll. 40-1 Jm. NO HUMIiU(3!!! MOW I ynur lime to obtain a fortune for .1. A' ll la nolll.ur Hoott Agrliele nor Usi'lnaa reeelpU but a eure uvhod uf niukiiig from I lo i?imi per cent, lipon any capital Vituntmt, In Veatel, ThU valaable Infitrn.Htlnn eanbe obtained bv aendmg one duller by letter, po.l paid directed W. A- K.O. VAJf lllillCr.M Cincinnati Ohio. SI . mo n.1 ICr.lIIATf4SPHNfJ FASHIONS. Introduction liav. Saliinlnv. Marth 4th If-M. We ahnll lntro.hu e our Spring Style of dentinmen' Huts, on Sblurduy, Muri ii 4lh. The reputation we Im co already gained fur lha maiiumtlure II the boat . Moleskin and Heaver Mal. I a aultieHut guarantee for the ouulily. Tho St) In of our eoaU thla Spring, will turpuaa, for beauty and licatliuaa, an) thliiif livrolofore o iff red. I. II. HAKF.R A TO. 8. V Corner Main di 4lh t. Cincinnati. P.S. We are nrw ready lo receive order for the lutroiluctlon day. March 3, 11,0 w. NEW SADDLERY II.'inlu'Mrc SIonc. IIUNTF.K, COHUHN. K DM KS TON At BARR, Importen and Manufacturers of aDDLCRV, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, BADDLC-TREE, I.cnllier, Sprliijr, Axle, Ac. NO, a CHURCH UUILUINO, Walnut ttrcet, bet. 3rd A 4th ttrecU,Cli.clnnttl,0. The ntiderlgned would roaprctfully give notice to Men limits. Carrlnge Mauufucturer and Saddler, in the Weal and South-W cat, that they have anaocliited theniaulvvt for transacting extemivdy, the above tin med biulnus In all It vuricty. They are tiuw op-nlng a large atock of . ' Xew and elegant Goods, tdected w illi prent rare.Ctlio ten lor purliier having been aeverul month lu Hie market.) both a regarda atlu and price, and purclinacil largely with Cusb from tlui beat Enfiliah, Oeriniiii, and Amor-li-nn tiii.niirui'lurer. At thev will Import their Foreign Cood ittid buy their A nmrlcan direct Trout liiantilHcturers, they w III, at all liinea, be enabled to bold out flattering Inducement to pgrt huaor. They w III adopt In the miinugeiiiriil of ll.cl bushiea Ihe principle of rrogro." chief of w hlch are "alinrl profit'1 nud "Inree aale" for Cash, or upon abort time, and coupled with nlmoal Jail) roriept of New and Faaliiounble arllelea. In short tlutiriilm w ill bo to tunke Ihe ( Inc'nnnll mnrket In thulr line. euul to either I'liiludelphla or New York. The pruu uttuntlon of earl, member of the Arm will be clvcti lotho detail at well at the inniiiigeii.ciit of H10 business. 'Mils will enable Ihelr friends to order, w ith Ihe fullral coiilldcnce of getting promptly w hutuver Ihey desire of the ueweat at) le, aud al uniform low price. N. n. inrNTF.H.iiiio of N- v., JOHN A COIH'KN, liituof.MuMillle, Ky y. MiMKM ON, late with 1 ) Ii r Hu l.l-on IIUC.ll IIA RR lute of Floiuliif.bur.r,KyV' Jan. 3-4 bin. nit.j.n. MARcmsrs CKLEHItATKDCATllOLICON roa in ant-itr anDcrtti or trrratiao rtMtLtt. IT TASI1I1 I pro-emineiil for ll curative power lu all the intense for It i i' It It t 11 recomuiiii.uoü, v - Itsiiiillv ml I Til FKMAI.K COMI'LAIMK, Of these are l'aoOi esi L'ltfti, or VC Kalling of the Womb Fi.i ot. art or White; CiitOMi' larLtMMaiion ise Ct1 ra.Tion or Tut W ow a; ItiinaaT4I.Hk xnaaiitov, or Flooding', I'smri 1., S c rrtRKn, skd Itat.oi ta MassiaiUTion, Aic, wlUi all their ae. roiupanyliig evils, (Cancer excepted,) no matter how severe or of how long itaudlitg. The Culhollcon far urpuc other remedlet.tn being more cerlnln, lu expensive, and leaving the s stem In a bettor con. Iitlon. Let all Interested call and obluliia paitiphlol (free) containing amide proof, from the moat reapeclable toureea, ofllie beneficial reaulla of It u togelhur w ith letter from highly experienced I'liyslelai.a, who have used It lu tlielr prue'lee, and ijirak from Ihelr own ohmrvation. KKF1UII! N CHS, P. ft. Vcckiuw. M. 11., Cllca. N. V. I.. 1'. Fi.kmino, M. I Caiiauditigiin, N. V. M. II. Ilil.la, M. II., Hohe. ter, N. Y. I. Y. Foot. M. 1., rivracuae, N. Y. frof. Ilunbi.r, M. 1)., Hultimore, Md. J. C.Oshm K, M. II., H1.lil11.ore, Md. W. XV. Rkksi. M. I. New-York City. W. I'naa. Ott, M. H. Concord. N.ll. 3. 1'. Nawi.tae, M. lt., I'llea, N. Y Rev. CS. Il4n,f;ieiiii Spring, S. f . i'amphlc it had gratia nt the ttore of Uiiroto A Al na, Agnnl, Laurel, lud. A I.SO sohl by F.. F.. Fuller, Harrison. Ohio. Paitt-I, H., Liberty. I'aw i a it MnamaoN.CounortvllIe. S. STVWtaT.lireeiialiurg. John Hi kti.h, Yeraullle. l.nttr ttilil'-rtirrl i tart t) yr.Curlii IJalrh, Jjirntnt Hnveimn Ohl. Tn Hr. M 1 nisi: I have been Ion yenrt Iron bled with FemaU t'oinplalnla prolapau llterl, and all HiHattemllng dllllcultiea; ultimo rendering my life moal mlae-uble. I havo had the ttlendauce of aoino of tha Aest phyalelnns, w Ith but little auccessi His mosl they could do w as to relieve aenre wn out of the question. For five month before commencing wllli )iur medicine, 1 had not been able to perform any'liibor, could walk but a few ttepa al a time, and aenrcely wcnl out of doors In short, I w mromplelelv prostruled.boll, In body and mind, and expected to drag out Ihe rel ol my liiya In i.florliig and misery. Hut reading your advertisement, I wa Induced to try your Invaluable medicine railed Cterliio Cathollcnn, a the lii.l resort. I had not used ll a week before I felt like another woman. Hy the itae of three bot Ilea I waa enahleil to perforin all Ihe labor for alx In the family with enae, and could walk any w here In tho lie li;lilnrhooi w ithout In.lury. Nothing but a aense of my duty tn you and lo tue mir teil , baa Induced me to stiite my caaa to the public. I can tafely recommend the preparation to all those uttering like niyictf. (algned.) Ml. Ft tit A. Itinoe. FakKUoM.I'oeTAoa Co., Ohio. Dec. t!7, l-.1i. J.ll. MARCH IM At Co.. Proprietor, iimta MroT, 3U4 taotriMsv, a. v. Feb. Oth, 1540.110. Apollnllnliaiiiir.. XV ror, All nnd ilium, 4'inrliiiiitila Ua INCOHPOKATKIl H. rpllK attention ofthe public la reapectfiillv called I lo'lba auiierlor Lieilitlwa nftorded at ll.la I iiatllutlo.i, ror quiil it I ii tr Imllv liluala In a llioronrh practical uiMliuer lor the Com. ling It 00 111 and liusiuea pursuit. The Course eiiibrm e HOOK-KFKPINi: HV HOl llLK ENTRY, a pursued in Ihe different dcperl.nciitsof trade, roi.imerre and mauiifurture lluslues Penman ship, Calculations, Correspondence, nnd dally Lectures on Mercanlilo Law and Political Kcouomy In their relations to Commerce. The Course cat. be completed In from 8 to 19 week. Term .40. Pupil being taught Individually, appUcftntt caa outer al any lime. For further part tilars call at Ihe College rnomt oraddr- the Pr Ipal. ov, PJ. 4e-lrr,

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Cabinet nrarr,A,roysTlrtth9 nndortlenerl, at No69 West Filth al. between Vln, and Walnut Hikes pleasure In lnform'.iighlrrieade and the public that be ha on band at Urge end complete a atock of Cabinet Ware aacaa ba fonaid Id the Wel, of every description and qnallty.embracing ttyle and price whlrh will he found adapted to the fancy and neeeitiee of all elaaeaa orptirrbaeer. My U-k I equal In extent to any aliiillart'ck aver offered la the Western eoantry. The workmanship le ef uperlor excellcnra ( fashion and durability. I am pnaeed of facilltleafor n.anufaclurlng.'by which I caa afford my article at unprecedeu'ed low term. My motto It "tmall profit and quirk return. I rctpecUuily Invite the public to visit my extea tve wareroooi, and examine my varied aed ele rant stork. K0SEW00D FURNITURE. Now oa hand a comple and very elegant assorU mentof Rosewood I'lirnltnre, eiubraelnc sofsa. 1 le-a-Telc, Center Tablet, F.asy Chair. FarU.r Cha Ir. etc. of Ihe mot beautiful and approved tylet of form trimming and finish. I wonld also state, that lam prepared to Bt large Mirror or Flcr (ilae,o Ihe best quality , and or any Ire orahape that may be required framed to anil the taalo of the purrhaaer. MA1IUUANY AND II LACK WALNUT WARE. ofas.Tele.a-Tete. Center Table. Slandi.Caay Chalr,Hocklng Chlr,Sofa.et bain, Hm.k. Caaeaand Hark llureaut, Bedateade, etc. of V ery ttyle aud ilewrrlptlon. COMMON CABINET WARE. I have on hand a very heavy stock nf cheaper ware comprlelng Cane, Flag, and Wood Seal Chair), fall Sit let and pruea, Kurean, T. Idea, Roikllif C'lutlrt, Stand, Dedetead, Louüfea ,lC' LOOKINO-OLA8?E3 0N HAND. A largeaaaorlmenlnf I.ooklng.Olaaaea, of gilt rosewood, and mahogany rrautrs.wbUh 1 will Mil el low prlre, MATRASSES ON HAND. A rood supply nfsprlng.rtirled itlr and ptlmeU to Matrawes, mada In the best manner and also make them tu order la any way lUaimep be deu red. Ordered work wilt receive particular attention .ml be dene to the n.iwi workmanlike manner. Particular atloi.Uon paid lo wholmale .l-sicr. .3 Ij r. A.CONS1INK. Hcrcantllo College. NarihaWrat Ornrr Nlxih .iid Wal, it tit ftirrMe. Cincinnati. Ohla. 1'HK underaigned ha removed I.I merranllle ' Cullega in hi new building, Nnrth.wn.i corner r 01 w ainiii ami 11111 at, wnere lie baa flie4 up a Splendid Suit of Room, eipretaly fur hit bualueaa having apnrud neither pain or etpena In loa. king Hiem In every reapei t l, B,,,i rnaveitteul and pleaai'i.t School Room In lha t tilled Stale. Tlie plnu adopted In learhtng rnmbii.e practica Willi theoryt In. lead u lining book, the pupil are) exen laed lu U1akil1C0rllfllible.1lrirter1.ver7 its buslnes trunkal Hon. JuurnHIlug, po.ting, bei. anciiigairounU, vpei.lng and tloalng oft great va rlety t,t llfler. ill vln book, both for part tie rb lit and individual business, where the buslura ha been pro.peroiuand adverse; aud Ihn qualifying the kludr.il fr ill. Iitrlng Into the prarllrul dullr ofthe aerountnttl In any kind n bii.luesa. The course of I iiatriuinu. will must. I of double entry book-1 ei pliip, eiiihriK lug etcry de.artu.riil of liadu and Mcnaiillle Account, via; W bo:eaule, Retail, Communion, Exchange, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual Parnership, Steavdoaling,and Compound Co. llusinest, Commercial calculations, Practical Penmanship, and Jjrctures on Commercial Law, also Isctures on the Science of Account, Custom of Merchants etc. In addition to the regular ronrsa cf atod. the undiT.lgi.od hn made arranceincut wi'K Henry Snow, E., Hon. Helamy Morer, Prof. C. W. Wrglil,aiid other eminent Lecturer. 10 deliver courx' of Lecture on th eubjec of Commercial Ijiw.lllftory of Commerce, Poliliral Fconoiny, a connected with Commerce, anil other auldect of gre.it Importance In lo com menial point of tlew, and never before Introdnced to any Mercantile Colh-ge In the Culled M.il.-a. PupiUare Inalriirleil li.di viduatly, and not III rlimsi s, 0 tliut ttudeiit may etiler al any lima nnd proceed iu thorutlooflbolrcupaclty aud awldully. I'uhlie examlnntiou aro had. nhnnrh pupil are examined privately Ifthey deal re It.) wheu II. student undcrgoet rigid and Ihorouirh liitirr.tra. Hons by Ihe priliclpul, (sa!ved by a Cointnitlee of IT, deal Acrounlaiit aud buainea men.) and lilplon.naawardod lo those who are deemed worthy or them. A cotirvo ran be cotnpMid la from U to ten weekt. Tlie principal w ill tuke pi. -nsnre In dolrg every ihlng In hit power to adtance lilt tludeula, and make Ihem Ihoruiitrh mid accomplished aiToiiu. tents aim lilsext-nalve ariiialntnuee with Ihe bu. sines cummunity will reneriitly nable him to proeuro aituutioi. lor thoae deiirou ol cbtaliilus; them. 'Irntt For a full course of lesson In Hook Keeping, Writing, Coinineri iiil CMlculallo.1s.C01n. 'i.ereiul Law, etc M.utl IIa N. Ilacen. Nor, It. 1S33, 47 lyr. 1'rlurlpal. Ittliinn ,! Uk.a publUhud and told by Jacob Khnst, No 115 Mtitn Street between Third and Fourth Sln-cis, Clurlnuali, O. Iobliion'i Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic Key lo Arithmetic. I'.lettienbirj treatise on Algebra. Algebra, Cnlverlty tdiliuu. Key lo algebra. Naturul Philosophy. it 11 " ieometry, M Agronomy, I'lilversilr F.dltlon. " do. School F.illtlon. Surveying end Navigation. 1 1 0 11 1 . a O . Vt !! T 1 1 1 : 31 A I I V A I. t tIII4. AVIX1 been reuuesied to ftamln. Pof. II' Koldhson's Serie of Mathemallra, and to report my opinion thereof. I have with pleasure made tnt a.f a welt acquainted with the perlfle l.ieril or the book, at i well could wllhoul Ihe a Imi.I ulng of thi iii In Ihe recitation room. rrnf. I'olillison Inn! be, I should Jiidgn from his book, a keen, prlchtly and ll.orough Mathstnatlrlan, He would event in have, cither a the gilt of nUie, or the result of study ahd practice, a quirk Intuitive perrepilon or mathematical priorities, and lo be re..n.rkaldy adopt Pi art. fire for abbre vliiling tho t.ielliods of soiling problem. 'I hu Algebra Is cluar and ulll. le.itly diffuse In explanations, ami liiri.Uhe en ahui.daul ttock of problem with explicit und tugeiilon mode of solving them. 1 his work I ullU lenlly extensiv for ihe orcinury purpose ef a course of College Instruction. I he (Geometry ciuhndlcl a greet amount rtfOeo metric knowledge In a compaa muller than usuiil. 1 lie diiigrain are w ell conceived aud remurknl'ly well exeruled. The Treatise on Nur vet Ing nnd Navigation I full, and give lunny lnlerei.lliig farl whlrh limy bo new lo inoatof our tudeuts. The dlugraio are, as In the ;eometry, unuaiuilly well done. I he natural Philosoph) is decidedly Interesting, not onl) form mutier, but forthe manner In whleii principle are rxplainvd Olid fact stated. Not only thu student but the general render Uisy Oud aiuuivmctit aud prnfll Iron, the book. W. C. I.AIfA HKE, Suterlnt lent ofthe Public r-'rhoul of ludiana. Cruciiiutllo, Ind., ICiJ. CI 44. ' II! YK A FFLICTKD. Pr.AH AND F.F. MA HE 11 WIIOLF.. DIJS. IIA 1.1. A W IIITK. hailag foru.eil a eo-purtiieralilii, continue to be conaiilted at theli-OflUe, i:i4 W alnut street. Cincinnati, Ohio, on all diseases of iinvtilti or ib llnile nature, and guarrui.tee a cure lu all catet which they uudertuke to treat. lit a lour roll Me of atndv tml tiesi-liral ernerl. eiice ol ' uiiliiiill.'d rxtei.t, lrt. II. 01 W. hate tho gratification of presenting Ihe unfortunate with remedies thai have never fulled lo cure tiie loo-t alarming case of CONOKKIIKA aud SYI'HII. 1. is. I'nder Ihelr treatment, ell of ihe horror pf Venereal lUaCBs.-s, ImpurcHlood, l'lccr.lmp'lebcy, Pallia lu the Htit k, and Orgntis of liencrntlon, Inflamatlon of the lilmlder find Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, I I. puses of Ihe Liver aud Lungs, liropsv, Scrofula, Tumors, F.pllepllr Fits, llacsct of thu ervoii staieui getierully, Dlurrhnot, l'y enlery, Piles, fistula, Hiipture, cVc.are puruiauenlly cured. Periodical complaints of femalet, however com plicated or ai'palmg; also.all other disease Incident to f.iimu a, cured, and every function, re stored to Us natural tone and vigor. Ague and Fever cured In twcnly-fuur hour, warn 11 ted. SkHtn.L Wg4as. Dr. If. A W. devote agreat part of lh. Ir time to the treatment of Umso esses caused by a serrel aud solitary habit, which ruin Hie both a. id mind, ui fluliig the unfortunate lb illvbliinl for llher business or aoclcly. Some nf tho snd and melancholy effects produced by early habiis ol youih are weakness of ihe back and limbs, dlrrinessof Iho head, dimness of tight, palpitation of the heart, dvficpia, tiurvousnesa, derangement of the digestive um lions, ) niptnm of consumption, Ae. 'I ho feirful erfreut on Ihe mind are much to be dreaded loss of memory, confusion of Ideas, depression of plrlls, evil rorchodings, aversion of so. Iel),self-dlslrust. timidity, dc. ere among the evil pnx'u.cd. Such person should liefore con. ummntliig marriage, cmisulta physlrlan of experience ainTtkllt, and te al once restored to hiallU and happiness. IC7. filers addressed to Dr. H. 1. Whlte.W nlli P. Cposi-paiil. t outalnliig a fee. promptly attended to, and Medicine forwarded to any j art ofthe t'nllcd ilslcs, lecure from obervalloii. Mrleteat sidereal observed. Nov. ll iK.i,4;.-l )r. TlMi: IS 3IOM:V. Jtt. II. rl.AIIK. el his new store, one door south of the YALLKY IIOl'SK kerpe eonilaally on hand a general assortment of Je dry, WATC1IKS, CLOCKS, tllver poone, razor, and, great variety of viiVrr AicncMis, euch at are uaually kept by Jeweler. He I prepared also to repair nbl Jewelry, and to clean and rcpMtr clock and watches 01. reasonable term and at short notice. He w ill aUo lake oldtiUcrand gold In exchange for good. Nov.4ih'33. 40-ly. Furniture! Furniture!! JI'SiT received a good assortment of Fl'RXI 'll'KF, eonalstlng In part of Kureans. Tables, Stand. Cculre-i ablce,Siifa.l.tir.re,Criba, W lllow l abt, VI agon and Crmllet, hedalcadt, Mattrattet, Chain ofevery vtrleiv, the Kl H S ITC M C ROOMS. Dreok vllle, July 13,13.-31.