Indiana American, Volume 22, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 20 October 1854 — Page 4

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TH2STOBZAM. ff ltU a. CAlDWtll.. . attMSSBSS) The day haa be a lonf and weary, Aad vafue, Indefinable foars flava troubled my aoiloue spirit, .. And moUtenod gj ryes Ua tears. .'.. Ho I darken my Utile sbscnber. For Jong to shut out the train Of caree watch have troubled my 1-1 f it, Aa4 wearied my achlog brain. But between Iba folJsof the i urUln, SHU lourt a ray of light; And, soft m the smile of an aajrel. It Itat on my band at I write. . Aad tha many, eorrowful shadows, - Which have haunted meatl theday, Crow dim la tha light of tha sunbeam, I lad dla la tu gold aay. Tbe tremotoua UaU of tha sunbeam, Clow w armies as tbay Ik II; . And tae Ung of Ibelr mallow richness, " Haicolored my brain withal. And maty a wouderous faory, f ach aa faw, I wean, eoneelve, la Iba golden warpof Iba tuiitwim, E I busily, badly weave. There beam a jei, tha darkoit and dearest, " That ever fiod down lnU nilue;i Taos eye, which, IhougTk mins dim Ith ÜU brightly IbraTOT will hin. Jwefplng, -, Tbooa ayaa whose remembered radiance, Tboagh darknaaa aboat ma roll, Uka a beaten of aUra, III lllamln. . Tha long, ellent Bight of my eoul. O, ayaa! which I aboold have forgotten; ow do ya lead ma back, Till I trace every half araaod foot print On memory's beaUsn track! Till Iba dear, dear Put and tha Present Do bland, aa two streams, Into one; And my sorrow la lost la my gladness, Ai moonlight la tha light of the sun. 1 Tbo low walla of my little chamber Ha loager are ihrouded with gloom; - Forvlalona of peace and glory Illumine with radiance tha room.

I behold, through the fu In re's v Uta, " On tha bow of my happy tears, , . la their painted and swift succession, . Tba fair hopes of ruy coming years. i. And the sunbeam aaema Uka theladJer , In the Ulon, at Bethel, glres; - It U baaed amid earthly shadows, ' Bullae eum mit la lost In Heaven. Tbera leaflet and bad and blossom, Of many a gorgeous hue, Gleam amid ferns and mosses, Ilamld ana eool with dew. There are frails mora lnsh and more golden Than any the world dota eon t'i; ' Sochfratta as will ripen only In tha richest dime of my brain. And the leaves, tha frulte, and the blossoms, ',' Vt'ava geatly,aa If In time : with tha aadalatlng ripple ' ' ' Of my continuous rhyme. Bat dearer than all this richness, And fairer than flowers to me, Art other she pee which do wave Like gllropees of stars on the sea Rweet shapes, which, though dim and airy, Full wall does my heart divine Tba forma of the gentlest and true si Of friends that have eTerbcon mine. Mid the varying tints of the fnl rie. They tremble, and flicker, end fisam, Like thosa fair, half-forgotten ram, Which tomato as In a dream. Agricultural. "lErnisa sweet potatoes. Georije D. Norri, of New-Marlaf, in the Northern part of Alabama, and withia few milea of the Tenessee lino, where the thermometer sometimes sinks to zero, and nr? in rises so as to render fire uncomfv. ;ul!e, has been for many years past very success, fill in keeping the sweet potato. He expresses the opinion, in the Farmer's Companion, that sweet jotatt:s may be kept as well at the ouh as at the South. He does not usually lose a peck in 400 bushels. His method is in substance as follows: Provide a good open hcd; on a dry, well-drained piece of ground, nround which a good trench is cuL As soon as the autumnal frosts have killed the leaves carefully dig the potatoes. handling them as if es, and piles of them under the shed, each vile containing sav 10 or '20 bushels. J OsP A The separate piles aro for the sakeof .removing a portion as Wanted, during warm weather in winter, without dis turbing the rest Immediately cover each pile thickly with good xeheat straw (not hay,) as light injures them, and the straw with a foot of earth. Tho The shed keeps the whole dry. This is tha whole process. It is found much "better than packing in barrels with sand, which retains the moisture and rots them. The moisture is absorbed by the straw. They should never be bruised. The most successful keeper of the common potato whose practice we ever knew, always covered his large heaps (70 or 80 bushels) with straw packed a foot thick, which absorbed tho unnecessary moisture, so that he rarely .lost a peck in one of these large heaps. .Only three or four inches of earth was needed outside the straw; and if he had covered the whole with a shed, doubtless tho roots would have been still more secure from any danger. Country Gentleman. " ADVANTAGES OT DRILL CTJLTTJBJS. Wo cannot too strongly urgo upon Our brother farmers the 'propriety of putting in their wheat wih the drill. The advantages of drilling wheat have been so often held np to view, that a repetition of them might seem unnecessary, yet we can hardly forbear to . name & few of the moat important. And first with regard to fK ivingof iced. . It is fully conccd.J ii:ü wheat put in with the drill need V.ut auwn . so thick by perhaps one peck r t acre, as that ' sown broadcast, wheat is now 91 25 per bush, and to many farmers good clean seed wheat will be worth much more. Here, then, is it .saving of 31 cents per bushel, or enough to pay for a drill in the amount required to sow less than 200 acres. Where several farmers who live near ac! other join in purchasing a drill, aw is frequently the case, it would in a rery few years pay for itself in the saving of seed alone. Uut this is only one of its advantages. It is th most effectual means yet discovered forpreventing the wintcx kill, to which -the crop on n large proportion of our western Luids is very liable. How does it do ft? First. The drill leaves the ground in small . furrows,, beneath the centre of which . the seed if planted. During the freexinj and thawing of winter, the tine

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from tho ridges on cither side, andcovering the roots of the young plants a they are elevated by the lifting process or the Irost. nit It I Secondly. 1 bo secu being burieu at a uniform depth ,nnd in very com pact rows, tho plants on coming up, form a kind of tuft which greatly pro tects the roots from tho piercing winds, whereas, in hand-aown wheat, the plants being isolated, form little protection for each other, and are much more easily drawn out of the ground by the frost, than if in compact rows or bunches, for it is evident the roots of a single plant will bo much more earily broken or loosened than those of it large number all united together. Hut if our reasoning were false, tlie evidence in the case, is indisputable. Drilling docs, in a great measure, pierent the winter-kill. Conversing, ft short time since, with an inicilieni i armer, arm aucccaami wheat grower, on the advantages of the wheat drill, he pointed to a field in which lie did not think there would have been three bushels to the acre, the past harvest, had it not been sown with tho drill. From tho appearance of the stubble, wo should think it has voided a crood average crop. Of an other field of ten acres, he said he was nöt positive but the drill has paid for itself on this field alone the past reason. Having used a drill from their first introduction into our county, his judgment is certainly entitled to respect. Many others, with like experience, speak of the drill in similar terms, and, in fact, we have yet to hear of a single farmer who-" discards its so after having giving it a fair trial. As wc have iucidentalh hinted, several farmers of one neighborhood may unite and purchase a drill, sow all their wheat with it, and then hire it out to their neighbors. In this way almost any farmer may have one to do all his seeding. An outlay of some 10 or 8 15 eaeh. is all that is required. Of a course every one who sows two acres of wheat should have one himself if he is able to do so. It. TIME TO PB?A FOR SPEI50. P Do not let the fall pass without hav in? something done to facilitate the sprinsr work. Farmers should recol lect that the fall and the latter part of tho summer Reason is an excclltnt time for destroying weeds, briars and other lenoo corner snruoDery rcciuyingoiu and resetting new strings of fence, setting gate posts, and hanging gates and many other things that the time would fail us to mention. All the necessary work that miht be done in the fall, that is too often left as being spring work, only tends to binder tho farmer from his crop that mutt bt ten' aea u tn ume, or no is going uac. K. CHERRY PECTORAL, For tha rapid Car of COrGIIS, COLDS. HOARSENESS. BROCIIITIS,TniOOPI.G-COlTGII, CROUP. ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. We Invite tbe attention of the Public to the eer tlfli'stesanpeuileit Im low, and reeak fur them Hut eunJnl conslvl'iraUou which their honest frankness dosdrves. Men In such stations as many who volur tarlly hesr witness to the eillrary ami value of ( berry rectors. I, do not wantonly trifle wtib, or distort farU.nor ovmute their convictions. Jude; Uten, whether this le not the modU lne to irtut when you must hsve relief for the throat or lunfi, Juilire to, whether every family ought not to have Itby them, aa a safeguard aa;alnt the everywhere prevskliiif enemy, which steals with fatal frequency iifM.n almost every flock and carries off the Unit from many a noma. Jackson City, O., Nov. 80th, 183-2 Pr. J.C.Avaa.

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l I'll . IHVVII.IIJ B .VI I. ! II. UVH IMI4IIV. - niakCit'r. Several of our best riliysU'lans have used It,

three oftliem In their own case, and always with the hsppiest eftVcls. The numerous patent medicine's always before them, lead to Incredulity to regard to every new remedy; and it ta only after undoubted eviileuce of value In any article, that anvthliia; like a general confidence can be excited. The uurlvallod excellenc of this combination of ss-iMiU, (In the Cherry Pectoral) proved beyond cavil ly repeated trial under their own observa. tlon lias compelled uiedical men to proclaim abroad Its unefulnons. lltsbe)onc all Tloubt the beotcfueral remedy wa have for tha Pulmonary Affoctlnns of thlsclimato at the same lime sedative and expectorant a rare combination ofproperllea. In the hope that It will prove Its awn reward, subscribe myself. Kenpectfully your olt servant, . JA8.C. MlLLfeR.M. Ü. AH.'gan.Mlch. Jan. IOtb, 1W3. Dear Mr. .Xoona, as ntt see man, woman, or child, rnn bo found t deny that the Cherry reciornl i all that It claims tob. There Is much used In this vlc-ln Ity although not not known until re. coolly. The community should know lie virtues, Yours tralv. jOlih R. KELLOGC, M. D. Ltt grntlemeu tftke Lrjat Frftitn murk cair. Williamsburg, L. I., fopt. 3, 1932. Pr. J. C. Avia. DearRlr. Over application for the past three years to my duties as an advocate, brought on sums eight mouths sgo a severe Irritation of the bronchial lubes, whu n was a constant annoyance la ine, and rol becoming a source or great appre henslon. Kvery romvdy tried, filled to even r lievo me, till I uaod voiir Cherry IVctvral. This has not only relieved me, but as 1 trust, wholly cured mo. 1 care nothing for the reputation of auvorauna raieni .Msuicines, ana mis is at your service. I thall recommend It to m ambers of tha bar, and otliois whom I may meet, laboring under similar iiiuiKpoaiuotis: Yours respectfully, K. F.JO.tRS Kouth Paris, Me, Aug. 10,1830 I hnvo no hesitation In ssjltif, that I legard AVer's I hcrry fecloral as decldudly tha best rem. eily within my knowledge for tha cure of chronic bronouilis, coughs, and all diseases oflho luugs.) I lours truiy, M. A.KUST.M. 1) Montgomery, A la.. Get. 4, 1849 la. J.C. Ataa. Sir I liava used your aJmiraMa compound extensively la n. y practice, and flud It to surpaM, by fur, any other remedy we have for curing diseases upon the Iniig. Your obedient fmnt, K. U.JO.NE.S, M.D. What yet remalnsto convince tba most Incredulous, that the Cherry 1'ecioral Is all that purports to bf, vli: an uneiuulled romldlal agent for all dieaee ol the tluoat and Lungs. The experience of ) aar, has proven H to besuch. aud we submit II to the people, bolievlng that Us virtues will fully maintain Its reputation. Prepared aud Mold bjr JÄHES C. AYER, Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass. H.ddlu Ilrmikvllle by M, W. Halle; (iifford ex liepuy, laurel, Ind. ( Ynncamp, Mctamora C Overton, Amlnrwovllla Aud at agencies Its nearly every town In the west. V. A. Clark, Crown Point, la.. Traveling Agent. 8. Mia xiiaa. E. Jssmsas. J. noTTssriSL. Manning, Jennings & Co. WHOLESALE. cj- COMMlsmo.Y MERCHANTS. No. 231, Maim Street, Went Side, Second Door above Sixth Ao. 3, Sixth Street. CIN CI N N A TI, O. ."teT.ll,iei3,l7 lyr.

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Host Dr. GUVSOTT'SIMPROVEO EXTRACT ov. Yellow Dock nml Sursiipuiilla. ' . .... . . . . . . . . ks. .ait a r THKOKlfilNAJ.A.MMIiM.k lil-.N-U INK prfparalion for tha irmanent rure of Consumption and clinrs of tha lunge wlire they are auiMtearJ to lx afTeCtea' by tit-too free v of mercury, IT WIM. URK WITHOUT FAIL, Scrofulanr Kiuge Evil, Cancrrs, Tumors, Eryaipelsa, Chronic ore Kyra, ' 'ngwortn or Tetters, Sratd tlJ, RhrumalUm, and in tha Bona r Joints, Old m ra and Ulcers, Swellioj cf tha (UnJa, S lillihs, Dysprpala.fialt Rheum, DlseaM,. Kidneys, Los of Appetite, PI'- arising from the nee of Mercury, Y in tha Sid and Shoulders, Genareal Debility, !ropey. Lumbago, Jaundice. BEST FEM ALII .MEDICINE KNOWN Testimony of Samuel Persons Core of a rase of iiistriOf Liver romplaiot of FIVE year'e standing, certified ta ky Dr Wilslach .. IiATATETTK, Ffb. 21, 1854. This la to certify that for tha last 5 yeara of my life, I have baou severely afllicted with the Liver Complaint. To drsr.rlbe all of my horrible frelings would ba out of my power. I waa troubled with a severe dred pain in my 'eft aide, with sharp pains undtr my houlder blatlo. My sleep was disturbed, un refreshing, accompanied by nlght-mare. After eatine; 1 hed sever distress iu my atouiach, ofloa vomiting up my food. My bowel were always deranged, and ofleu very aore. My anpeilte waa variable, sometimee a voraciora craving for food, at other tlrna an entire loss of appttite, diztiuena la ths head, a dull drowey languor, accompaniod by a ringing whizzing noUe In my eara. Urine waa high colored, and voided wiln pain. Limbs were uumb, cold f xtromlties. Head ache, great depression of spirits. Mv cnuo tenance assumed a yellow, cadaverous hue. My whole S)steni waa greatly debilitated. 1 hare been uuder tha care of skillful phy aicians, without any relief, and despaired of ever obUlnlnir relief. Hut by the advice of Dr. Wiletach.of Lafayette, I made us ot Dr. (Joy soil's tlx tract of Yellow Dock and Sersaparilla, aud by the uie ol two botllea of tha medicine, all of the above distressing symptom have been removed, tnd I am now la a perfect a auteof health aa I have ever enjoyed. In fact, the medicine has etTec ted a perfect cure, and I feel It a duly to recommend it to all afflicted with aoy of the above symptoms Signed, SAMUEL r ARSONS. Lawrence township, Tip. co. Ind. Mr. Samuel Paraon la one of our olüest and moat reliable cltliene, and bia statement entitled to eutlre confuience. I consider that the cur iu his caae waa effected aole by Dr. Uuvaott'i Eitract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparille, and I rrgnrd it as one of th moat extraordinary cun-ethe hue parsed uu der my nhoervatlon. C.F WILSTACII.M. D. Quart bottles, l.er bottle six bottles for Mold b I JOIl.t D. PARK. Nrth-at cernernf 4th and Watnutats., Cincin nati, O., General Agcntforthe West, to whom allordi'rs muil be addressed, M.W. Hale, lironkvllle, T. Brown, Fairfield J. 8.RKsfllar,Cedarrove,Mye;A Know, New I ronl'in.C, llasnn, Mt. t armel, J. N. Clements UloomliigCruve, Gilford cV Holden, Tho-s. .Hobln son, New 5slm,B. II. Larue, Andersonvllle, B. Barbour, Rushvllle.T.DIckerson, Versailles, I). (leaner, Llbertv, A. Ko)d,8clpln. J. L. Andnw Duntapvltle,Hall A Hughes, Connersvllle. January, 20, 'J4, o.5, ly. JOII II. I'AIIK, 1 osler In all valuable Medlclnrs, N. E. corner of 4lh,A alnutstrea CinriniiaU Ohio. Jones' American Cholagogue; For the Cut of Fever and A tie, Chill Fe rer, Dumb Ague, Inlermltlei and Remit, tent Fever, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Eulurgement of the Liver, Enlargement of the Spleon, aud all the various IMIiou Disenaes. This invaluuhle medicine waa prepare from au extensive practica of acveral yenri I bilioua climate, and ia never known to fail of curing Fever anJ Apue, or auy of the disease above stated The unanimous testimony of all who have ued the Amerlc.au Cliolnjrofc'ue, or witnessed ita operation, establishes satisfactorily to ev ery one who can appreciate evidencethe following facta: 1st Tha American Cholagogua possesses uperior Cholagogue Febrifuge and Tooic properliee to any combination of medicine ever befofe invented. 2. It haa cured caa of intermittent and ot herFevers, where the moat popular rnediciuea ef the day nad failed. 3. It haa cured where and all other usual remedies seemed to produce but little or do effect. I. It la mild in iia operatlou. pleasant to take, contain neither Arsenic r other dele te-ious Drugs and may be taken y persons of all agea with perfect aafely. 5. Ita power In changing and preplctlng the bilioua and other secretions, thus cleans tug ths system aud restoring the natural aud healthy action of all the orgme o' the body la uuequaled; hence lt efficacy aa a pre ventive, aa well aaa curative aga t. G. It ia the moat economical b one half of all tho usual rtrnldlea for Fever tad bil ous diseases. 1 FEB BOTTLE, 0 bottles f 3 J. D. IAttft, Clnclnu ,0. Northeast corner of Fourth ana: Walnu trects, entrance on Ualoulit. to whom all ordert inu be addressed. M.W. Hall Urookville; F. rown, Falrflild; J. Kockafnllar, Cedar Grove: Nye Unow, Xe fronton; C. Hassoa.Mt. Carniel; J.K.Clement llloomlng Crove; Glfford d Alden, Laurel: Tbos Koblmnn.New fulom; 11, II.LaKue, Andvrion Vltle, J. L. Andrews, Dunlapsvllle; P. Msson, Connersvllle; H. Harbour, Kusbvlltr; T. Dlckeson Versailles I). Ilenv er, Liberty; A. lloyd,Nrlple I'ilkh! 1'ilks! Truths worth re reniembf f lug That the riles ia a painful dlsase; that alt who have the Piles wish to ba cured; that all who have had lh pllesi aud have used Humphrey's Vegetable. (Jiut tuent, are cured. iLM'hat every oue who haa tested th. urprislng virtues of title valuable '""Matment," pronouaeo it tho beat remedy for the cure of Tiles, that waa ever discovered. That thie valuable remedy ia also war ranted, If early applied, au immediate cu; for burin; calda, etc. Johu Meare, Mile Greenwood, and mauy others can bear tee tiinouy to lis remarktblecuratlve properties it curea bleeding or blind Piles, whether la ternul or eiternal. Trie f I par box. Sold by JÖHU D. rARJC. Owraer Fearthati Wahtttslraota, .

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wf. - i - aae. jn. uLtin j.a. W. MI.KMS XT M, OLENN AND BONS, WHOLESALE Msrciismis, ,Nortli-uat connrof WaUutaad Colambla streets, tsutastrt, Ohio. mar 'Slv IVnW AKIUVAI: john nn. nLooMixaano vi:, ixn., H conalsnlly recelvtnir a splendid and complete assortment ol taim: ami r a sc y dii- ooiim, (Jro-erira, Ilurdivarr (tiifeiiiware, C'utlrryt llnta t ape, lloiinvfe Iluot, Mliwea Itcutl)iiindp Clotlilus;. Drua, IMrtlirliire, l'uliila Oll. Dyo Mulla n!, Cotton Viirn, Motion, l'erf iiiiirr Ac, Ac 11 i- The utmve roo-U liava een liourlil low for iuh, selected with itierealrt rare, and will bo sohl at Hie very lowent prices. Call and exam lue Iure purcbashiK vlsewhere. 'aYYUCA'KI) HEAD!!! PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOU -Ksub-Imlieil -.'o )eara airo l Kiaiii.ii, corner of third and I lilon tls. UelWeeu home and I'llic. rhtladrlpl.ln, I'a. INVALID Aro aiipriied that lr. Klnkeliu confliies his nraellio to a I'urtlrular l ranch of medicine, ,w bleu engsircs his undivided attention. Ho isutions the unlortuunle aaiiintiiie uo or mercury MioiiNtUila are annually mercurialUed out nf In. Koveut sffm lions nri promptly extinguished. TWKXTV YKAIH OF KXI'KKtK.Nt C In the tri'iilmenl of a rluas of diseases hitherto neglected anil Imperfectly uudrload, lias enabled Ur. iMnKeiin,(Auiiiror a work on Self 'reserv ation,) prove Uial nlne-tenllit of tlm causes of nervous dbillly, Im-al and constitutional weakness, menial and physical suffering-, are tracedle to eerluln liabita, forming the moat aecret ti deadly and fulul springs of domestic tuisury and; proKiuture mortality. I TAKE l'ARTICCLAK NOTICE. There Is an evil habit sometimes indulged In by buys, In so'ltitile, orten growing op with thorn to mannoi, ana willen, II not reformed In due time, not only bvguts so rious obstacles to domestic liapplrie, but gives rise to a series of protrarlud. Insidious and devastating alTrctions. Few of those who give way to tnis pernicious practice are aware of tlie eoiiaiueui', until they llud tha nervous system snattereii, led airanre ami unac countable feelings, aud vague fears In the mind. 1 lie unfortunate thus anevted becomes. Is unable to labor with ari uU med vigor, or 1 apply his minii to siiiov; in p m uray ami weak, lie is doll, Irresolute, und engnges Iu als sport with less energy Hutu usu .1. if ho emaiii'lpnto lmelf tie lore tho practice has dono IU wor.t, and enter matrimony, his marriage Is unfruitful, and his sense tell, hi in that this is caused by his early follies. These are considerations which should awaken the attention of those similarly situated MAIiKtACii: Kequlrcs the fulfilment of nverut conditions, In order that It may be renlty the cause of mutual happiness. Could the voll which rovers the origin of domentie whretchedneM be raised, and Its truu source In every Instance disclosed In how in nay could It bo traced to physlcul dluatinYallons anil their oU-iiilant disappointments I Apply then while U Is yet time, In crder to hare your unstrung und relaxed t)tum rcbraccd, revivified and strengthened. KKMEMHKK. Ho wlo places himself under Or. Kimksi.is's treatment may religiously ennflde In his honor as a gentleman, and rely upon the aursnco that tha secrets of Dr. K's. patients will nsvvr bu disclose. Young inun let no fulso tmdesty deter you from making your case known lo one who, irom education and respectability, can certainly befriend you. Too many think tlry will conceal the necret In their own hearts, a d cure Itinmselves Ala.! bow often U this a falsi Jeluslon, and how maiiv a promising oung in tin, who might have been1 an nrnumi-iil lo society, Jim fudeu Irom the earth. Strictures of the urethra are rnpldly removed by '.no application of a new ikerupcutical agent, used only by Ur. K. Weak n'. and Couilltiilloiil Debility promptly cured, and full vigor rcsinrnd. COl'.NTKY INVALIDS) Can have, by stal. t their rae explicitly, together with all their sy ,t'oms, per letter enclosing a remlltnnie, Dr K iiindlclne. appropriated accoroingiy Forwarded to ai.. part of the 1 nited Mates,! and p 'ckod secure from iinuiHge or curiosity. St liAIMII Youth and MunliouJ. Nature's GuiJe, II nh KulnJ.r thf Pftangntim J Lijtjutt jrttn th rirti. A ktlurwllh a reinlitnnce of 25 cents, or the v nine in tmstagti stamps, addressed loDr. KI.NKL'.I.N, I'lilladulphia, fa., will secure a copy of either of the above books by return of mall; or ; c ipi.'s will bu sent freu of postage for $1. ili okntilers, Canvassers, traveling agents, Ac, supp'.iud wholesale at the publishers pi ices, which limit or a large pront. jnAll letlors innst be post-paid. July 1, Ivr. MAN, KNOW THYSELF. Vrftsr In invaluable lork for twenty-five cents. Leery family should have a copy. 1(H),(NM roj.lra sold It Ire tltnii n vcrr. Anew edition, revised and Improved, Just Issued. Dil. HUiMlK mtUltAli älAIHUAi. Aflü ll.itit-aooK rim Tun .hiuuu Containing au outline nf ihn orlrln. progress, Irealmenl and euro of every form of disease contracted by promiscuous sexual Intercourse, by self-abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for their prevention. written In a lamlllar stjle, avolillnu all medical technicalities, and everything thai would offend the ear of decency; with an outline of complaints lucldent to Keniales, from - the result of soino twenty years successful practice, exclusively dovotea to thu cure 01 diseases 01 a oeucate or privatonalure. To which Is added receipts foa lue cure of the above dlsoases,and a t realise on the causes, symptoms snd cure of the Fever and Ague, Testimony of the l'rojessor of Obstetrics in Venn. College, Philadelphia. "Da. IUstir's Midk sl Mrt.. The author of this work, unliko tho majority of those who advertise to cure tho diseases of which It treats, is a fraduato of ono of tha best Colleges In tho United States. It affords me pleasure to reco.nmend him to the unfortunate, or to thu victim of malpractice, as a successful and exporleneed practitioner. In whose honor and Integrity they may place thu greatest conrldcncx. Jos. S. Lotasiinat, M. ll. From A. Woodward, M. D. of Penn. Vn ivcrs ity, Ph ilaJdph ia . It rives me pleasure lo add my testimony to tlie professional ability of the author of the ".Medical Manual." .Numerous rases of Disease or iho l.eiillul Organs, some rf them of Innir standing, have come under my notice, In which his skill has been inaulfasl In restoring ta perfect Health, In some cases where lliu paliunl lias been conshiered beyond Die reach of mc dlcnl aid. Iu the truulmeiit nf of Seminal weaknesses, or dlsnrratijrdmenl of tha functions produced by self-abuso or excess of venery.l do not know his tupmtr In the profession. I have been acquainted with the author loinn thirty tears, and deem It no more than Justice to him, as well as kindness to the unfortunate victim of early Indiscretion, to recommend hi 111 asone In whose professional skill and Integrity tliey nia) safely confide theniaulves. . Alvrid VVoopwsan, M. U. "This Is, without exception, the most compieheuslve and liitolli-lle work published nu the class of diseases of which It treats. A voiding all U'chiilral terms, II addresses Itself to tho reason of Its readers. It Is frea from all objectionable mailer, and 110 parent, however fastidious, can ol jerllo plating Ii tu the hands of his sous. The author has do olid ninny years to the treatment of the various coin tiluln ts trcnln J of, and with too llttlo breath lo pull, and I'm Utile presumption to impose, he has offered t 1'ie world, at the merely uoiiilnal price of cents, t ie trull of some twenty tears suici'ssful prailiv." UrrnN. '.No leaeher or parent should be without the knowloiliro liiiparted In this Invaluatde work. II would save jenrs nf pain, nortific allou, ami sorrow lo (he ) oulh under llii)lrclittr;e."-.;,ri.ic' Ailvmrutr. A Hresh) lerlun clerirymmi In Ohio, w rilii't; of "Hunter's Medieal Manuel," says: "I housauds upon thousands of our )outh, by evil exauipto and Influence of the passions, havu been le.l Into the hahil of self pollution, w ithout realising the sin and fearful consequences upon themselves and their posterity. The constitutions of thousands wbu are ruislnif families havo been enfeebled. If not brok n dowu. aud they do hot know the cause or the cure. An)lhlhK that can bedonu so to enlighten and Influence the public mind as lo check, and ultimately remove this wida-spreud source of human wretchedness, would confer the greatest blessing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the present and coming generation. Intemperan je turtlie use of Intoxlcutiiig drinks) though Ithasslaln lit tuonsnuds Is not a greater scourge to the human race. Aoept my thuTikt 011 behali of Ihe alliicted, and believe me yourio-workcr In the goodwoik you ar so actively euguged Iii.1' Uns copy, (sxcurely enveloped) will bo forwarded, free of postugu, to auy jmrt of the United States, for 'l'weuty-1-iva Cents, or six copies for One Dollar. Address CUSUt.N J CO., Publishers, or Hot lun, fhllttdalphla. ' tr7Uook sellers. Canvasser, and leaV Agcau iap:llti4 on tbe meat liberal terms. lai Ur, -

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H0IMF.3 AND SON. MANUFACTÜBERS ami 1 roii I i.i;tj r m bis ii.M,i.i,!, l; Main street. Cincinnati. Oli!. Kecpstonstsntl) oil hand alaroaiiil general iiisortmenl of Wnll I'unrr, Itwrtlrra. I'trr llctHrd latlerM W ! iirlalii I'lipera, Ac. Hand hoes al .Mainilai turor prices. All huh tn.-y ortVr totliet oMiiiry trade at the lowest prices. Peroons iitliiT the city In want of soils lor I'urlor., Hulls, Dining Koomor Chamber . ill do a ell by calling on the sub cribers at No I'M" Alain street, third door Lebiv Filth. Msrt,el Space. , niaryi'jl Urookville llcgiiliir I rclulil I. In, Tiii:'m i. itiitT.'tt iioitrri: i:. . !l 1 1. 1. 1 Uu.lxr. M(l leave llrook villi) every 1 ilfdu morning, Tor Cincinnati; and CliicluiiNll every Friday afternoon; for llrook vllle. K re I it lit slii(iped on l Iii hont III be received alllie ware house of JOHN HoriKKl S In llro..vllle.f rce of ( liurges fur sloruite. Shippers who want freight t'etitcred al a ccrtiiiu 11110, will do wellto patrunle 1I1U IiohI. as It makes reirular trips. HIMU IITM Ac 11 1 1.IIK. Kvb, 11. Ii ii imili. riAMI I OK UIIOLI WOOL!! LOOK ! 1 1 1 he Mills -V Kut'tr nt .Melaiuorn aro now imi' iiinf-.aiil we are ready to wait on ci.iiouiers in our lUie.tbe Factory has ueeii lureiy improved, and wecBumrd. spin, wene, and iiihiiiiIai lure Wool nn as short uoiit e. m r I and a t lie.,ii any nod hon In the ti.niarv . Fulling and tlyclii d.ine In the iisuni ensoi on fair terms. all kinds ol MercliHntsiLleiiroduectakuii for work and espeemllv wind rri'w, W e w III pay ca'boreooilslor in.unoiin vv.mi. Callaud se "uubf.ere intihr y.i ir woolor work otUrwheres. v, M At'V.liulUiO.N ,V Co. ovoaos i num. i-s II. ii.. rti;0t900PEß AND CO., WHOLESALE DEA Jf I.I.K.s in 1 1 mil' i) ,iilotes, I rim initial, .Notions and fancy Hoods. ALSO Cloths, I'sxlineres, e.lliiK-. Tailor trlinniinrs, VC, lioV3ri Walnut Mrt el,V :I7 MxIM slre-'t, Soulh-ent comer Wnsnui ami Sixth. IX l Al l, OHIO. i.jr i rim MEDICATED INK AL ATI ON-A NEW AlhUIOD. A M US I UuMn.iiM'l, ill.rovery has reeenlty been made by IU!. ( l! II I IS, for the t ore of Aslhniit, ;oniiiii.ln.n, itn. in hills. Coughs, CohU, and all Lung Couiiliiiiis, by Medicated Inhalation. Dil. Ci a ris's IIoksni, or Isiui.iku HvoKsrN Vni and Cnsssv Svsir has aecotnplisheil the most wondcrlul euri-s of Asthma and Consumption, In tho city o .New York and vlcfnlty for a few months punt, ever k now n to man. It is producing au iiniiri-ssiou uu Diwases of the Lungs never l-eloro witne-sod by the inedicnl proft i.li. (Soecertlflcates Iu hiinds of AguU ) -ThalnliBler I wnrn on the breast, under tho linen, without li e least iihuIi enloncn, the heal of the body being suRlelent to e upr:itu the Sold, supply lug the lungs coiisiuntly wlih a henling and ugiL'ostble vspor, pasning into al the air-cells and passages of the lungs that ciuinut posmbly be ruaclied bj any other meiliclne. Hero U a case of .i.iii.u.x s unci'. llsnoHLVN, . V., Dec. llth, IföS. For about eight years 1 liuve been sweroly alliicted w ith A.iliniu; for the lust two yoars I have sulTered beyond all my pusura o ilescrlpliou; luonlbs at a time I have ma Ih'dii to sleep Iu a bed, gelling vi hut rest I cou'd al l i g in a chair My dntlci.liy of breutliing, and my sui'.erings, were so great at tunes, that for hours tuciuher my friends expected each hour would be my last. During thu pasl six years I have had the at. I and attendance ol's'iino of tho most celebrated piislcluns, but have received no permanent rcliel. I at length had thegcod fortutiu to procure Dr. l.urlis's II) guana, or Inhaling Vapor and Cherry M rup. At the lime I obtained it 1 was sulferlng under one of my in i ml violent attacks, and was In great diHlreu, almost suirocatliig lor went of hreulli. Iu less than tun minutes alter applying the Inluiler to my slomiicli, and taking a teanpooiilul nf the Cherry h) rup, I w as rulievt'd In a great iiieHMire, and had comlortable night. I have since coutiiiue! I with tho greatest positle bvuciil, mid am now comparilivrly well. Hod only knows the amount of suffering this medicine has relieved me from. My advice to the .uttering Is tky it. M A lit; A K KT F.ASTON. C.MKI IOX Cl lii:i). .NpH-YoKK, Dec.'JT, l:2. I cume to New York In thi shio I'elegruph; in y native pliice Is K. John, .V. It. When 1 reached I. is ell), my health was very poor; had n very bud cough, raised u great doul of matter, and wnsveiy weak and r mm luleil. My friends hud physiclun proiiouiici'd my custt conaiiniptloii, and beyond the resell of ine.llt nie. I accidentally heard of Dr. Curtis' lit geanu, or In haling Hygeuu Vapor, and Cherry Syrup, and obtained a package which I vunly believe was the means of saving my life. Hoon niter wearing thi Inhaler 1 found It relieved thu pressure on ni) lunn, und alter a while the ili.es.o made Its apearunco upon tho surface under the Inhaler. I look the Cherry Syrup as th reeled, end continued lo do so, my coiigli gradiinll) grow ing beiu-r, until It entirely loll mv, and I i. i unsider iny.elf rtirsd. I still wear the Inhaler, n Hie use ol it is ml her pleusanl, and believing It uei gllienliig und purifying lo the I ii Iii., I fuel unwilling at preseul to dispense I with it. .lull.N It OuD. Sold by llntt .V I'll ill, .Nn. u Courllandt strtiet; t'. II. It I ii if, corner of John slreet and It mad wny. , .V V. t'rictf 9.1a pack mre. M, II. An) person enclosing $1 to llovn & 1'aII., or lis i is V I'ltMklss. N' (nrk, will rucelve a packug.i conluliilng a hoiile ol lljgean Vapor, one ol Cherry Syrup, ami uu Inhuler, lun neat box, I') express, free lo any purlol tho Culled Sialu; r f"nr packages ror 9111 Msr. Wt, 41 .1 yr. ypollol-iiiatiur,"s. XV. or. .Mit and ltiitiut, t lnolniiHil. . I.M OIlPUKATKl) IMC. TUT. id ! lion id the rnbllc Is respectfully called to t!i. superior fiu ifilles afforded atthls Institution, f r i'.inlMylnir Imlividiials In a ihoroueh practical tniMi.o'T I'Jr l!ij Counl.ng H00111 and lluslnes pursui' . The Course em I races HOuK-M-Kmn i:v ikiihi.k entky, as pursued In the dlfforenl depurtnienlsof trade, commerce and manufactures- lluslness I'eninunhlp, Calculations, Correspondent o, and dally Lectures on Mercantile Law and IVulleal Kconomy In Iheir relations to Commerce. The Course can be completed In from 8 weeks. Terms f 40. I'upllsbelng taught liidlldiiry,ttppllcRiiisfcaO enter at any lime. For furllierparf ularscallat the College rooms oraddr-isifee fr Ipal. . nov. 1. 4ri-lyr. IP Booksellers, Publishers &. Stationer, 43IHaln Street Cincinnati. CTE have one of the largest and best assoitod " stocks In the West. Our flock embraces tbe best works on Theology, Medicine, Iaw, Melanies, Agriculture, History, Travels, Talcs, Memoirs, Philosophy, tj-c. and a complete assortment of all the mod at strahle Miscellaneous Hooks published. Our stock of SCHOOL BOOKS embraces all book of merit u.od In the West, from the Spelling Hook to the Lexicon. Our stock ol stationery embraces every variety of lilank Hooks from tha mall Memorandum Hook lolbe largo super-royal Ledger, Including every article used In the counting-room. We have forlbe Country Me reliant a futl variety ofl.eiter.Cap and Note Paper. Knvelnpes,V rapper, Hoimel Hoards, Ink , V.c., Ac. Our own Publications are loo well known as worksof tho highest merit, to require more than an enumeration of the ni"st prominent w hlch are VLAKKt'SiVOMMES'l'AHY, 1H. HICK'S COMElele Works, Kollln'sani loiit History, Muturch's 4vea,hieclalor, Josephus, (Vc. e Invite all whoduul In, or purchase bonks, to give us ac.ill.as we are confldent we can ntfrr tnem such Inducements as shall bo mutuary lcucfiiil. Nov. II, iej:t. s37 lyr. uTX.'laylor. VV. II. Kr imh. J.K. W)nuo. Taylor. French Ii Vynne, Wholesale dealers lu Irish Linens & Whito Goods, AND EVERY DIISCUIITION OF Trirniniugs & Fancy Dry Goods, No. 7 Main and l,3,tut 7 i'cajl Sis. Cin. Jsn.lJ 4 I y. DATES IIOUSK, M I I . M A IMI MS, nilllM, D. D. SLOAN. PEOPIIIETOE. July H S. ENGLISH AND SONS, Wholesale and Ketall .Manufacturers of Mellows, ANVILS. VICES. STOCKS AND DYES. rieeoadet., Het. Dmadwayaml Ludlow, Cincinnati Nov. II, IUW1. 47 lyr. r.TCH AMI :i.OJiNiWM'.''ii4Wsna tf lenders his services to tho cltiiens of Hrookvilteand vicinity, tn the capacity of Watch and Clock Makerand repairer luuklnr and mending Jewelry.iVc. Long esperleneuand strlel punctuality are lit recommendation. Miop threo door Nortliof Hie postntllre. y,.,:l,l'i.Ml 31-lf iirALL J. rim ll 2(MM Cieces making the largest and best assortment ever brought lo llrook villu, can ba lo'inu ai OLD Will lü C0R.H,

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A.K.Duor. 11. D. Root. 1'. J 4. Arnold- , L.JI.Jlowr. OUR, iAUXOL'D l lco., Iniportcif un.l Jobbers of , . V t sssx K. W.Cvr. Iii Msln Sis. Call lUu.a Hull, Ilm-. .

CINCINNATI O. . M:muf;ictincrs of various ISratxIs of fine Cialis. Jan. 114 v . ' II. I). CIIIPMAN Ai CO., C o in 111 1 I o 11 V ortvitrdlng MMtOHANTS, WIIITK WATF.KrAVALBASIX.Cr.NCTNXATI. im. riti:.:i:x: IHCIM-sTI. ; xassiDiis I irv, u. John Swasey At l o. ; Morrison Newhy Iweed.SIMeycV Wright; H. V II. M. I onklln, iteevesAi Stephens, ; II oxsrfows, 1 4 . coaagsviM.g,iiii. ; A.S. Wiggins .- ( r. A. II. Conweiler Sons. ; Csorjre v'iiile.ple. .literal cash advancements made' nu 'consign mcnts. ao'.i-ii-l)r. EAGLE IRON WORKS. I3ILES GREENWOOD, Xorthrast Corner v Canal and Strerti. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Ai.v.MJiwi.'Tuitr.i: IHD9S. I0a. SCHOOL DISKS. Al AND CASTINCS UK KVFJRV DR. ÜCUII'TION. No. II, r,a,47-.ly inPOIkTANT TO BUILDERS. IJorsloyc&JEjIiler, FiioArsTiir.KT, jsf.t. M:sT:Ri ROW AM) JOHN, CIXCIXXATI, 01110. I Were in all kinds of Lumber and niaiiufacturers of Sa. Ii, Doors, lilinds. Window I-rnm-s, Mouldings, Dax) 1'iUsters, Weiilher Uoardin, V liite ana Yellow line rloorlnr. Shelving for Stores, Pailinr lor CM, FenHoards planed on bold shies, of various thickness suitable for the inside flulsh of houses. -l his establishment will be found to be of great, beiicllt to purum building In the t otintrv, as lliv can bo supplied here with alt the mulerfali reu-i'v made of luui!M-r, thorouxhly seasoned for flnUhiiig houses. In the Luiuher Yard connected withthis-l iiiblishiiieiit iliore is kept for sale an extensive ! axsortiiieul of Lumber for all building purposes. j Sash primed and glazed, coustiitttty on hand.- All orders proui l1v attended to. TF.'KM.S CAMI, 1 Nov. II, i.H; 1 yr. S P P I I) Q Ti 1 . ' U. U I U I Jj W bole. aieucaieriii urien rntiis, t lover Peed, and produce generally. Jio.nii WalnntKirm l Hs'escn Front V Columbia im buaii. uitir.o I'.,;iii:n. V(Kll do do A I AS i.N. MIHI do do I'I.A M TS. ru to do clot, i:u si:i:ii. In store and for saie. Feb.17 ivr. rutK W0KK8, Candie. Nuts and Fruits, VYhnlesule and retail by J OILY K. MYERS. ao'.'it Main Mroet, bet. FlHli and Sixth. West Side. CINCINNATI. frr All orders iiromtdlv filled and packages warrant ! full weight. .Nov. 11. IK-1,7 1 jr. Win.C. Will ITIIKK. THUS. J. FINCH. WM. C. WH1TCIIER & CO., Siirror;to llutc, WItlirltrri. i:o. Mi rv, 1 ! ... ..11 gcaltvsin jafs, Öbaps, Jfurs, 11 ATT HKS' TUIMMI.MCS, Corner of IVarl and Vain Ms. CINCINNATI O sTt hi - - NO. 342 AlAIN ST. IIETW'EEX 877, AXI) 977. 1 lilil'Jtconstuutly on hand a beautiful assorV liienl of HATS AND CAPS, of the mnstfasliioiiabte kind, lie Incites his old friends at llrook vlllo to give him a call when they Vlslllliecity. May", leia l r. fti T i C'TV, 'W'-'O IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS JX WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS. 1 :i Ü 31 A IN ST ILK KT. CIDER COMMERCIAL BASK CINCINNATI. Watch Makers Toots and Materials. Nov. 1I,1B03,4T tyr. D.inicl F. Mcadcr, & Co. Ciiiciminti Sic.nn liurcaii A: camif.t .HAiJi'i'ACToa'. CUR. OF FRONT AND SMITH STS. Keeps a jfcneral assortment of roimistingof the following article, vlt: Rosew ood, Mahogany, and Walnut Dressing and Main Uureas, hide Hoards, WrltlngDosks, Kudosed and Hlalu W ash and Work htands. Warranted equal In quality lo any mnde here or elsewhere, and which they offer at very low prices, for cash or aoproved naner. ALL KINDS OF LUMBER WANTED. Nov. ii.ihö3,4T lyr. C. SKYJLSOLD, iMte E. F. Seybold,) Importer of HARDWARE, AND MANUFACTURER 0 Fi v m 1 i I 1 lanCS, LOOPCTS lOOlS and TT Tress IIoops, o, 28T Itlalii Street t Ciiicimiati O. Jan. 134 Cm. FASHIONABLE HATTER. 54 Fifth Street. C1NCINATI OHIO. 3-!yir. IA. f.. LVNM. P. L. BROWN NOTARY PUBLIC. ILsTOH&MlOWlfJ, HEAL ESTATE BROKERSNO. 2. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, CI ' INN ATI, (. LOANS NCOTIATEU I'KOMHTLY AND COM Kl DEMI ALLY. Nov. Ilih l .i:Hü I yr. If. M. BVCKKER. LKX K. HALL. BUCK5ER AND HALL, YHOLESALE 0R0CbKN l O.MMI.Sfk.N Ai I'OJtV. AliliSti Maai iia si s, 34 Walnut street, (ln-lnnati, Ul Lt. REFER TO W I.N SLOW, LAMKK rv CO, Niw Yoh ( LAI'P, K K.N T Ac HKCKLKY, M. I.. IIAI.LOWKl.t. t CO, Hmi.sDKi.rMia. JONKS.MKOl IIKKSAtCO. CiniImnsti, KKLI.KY tV I IIO.MfSOX, .New OaLasas. H.MlTIf & JOHNSON, mar 17 'is 13 l A V & 3I A T Ij A'CK," w u.U. i a patent ia l It V - O I N , No. 57 PEA KL KTKKKT, I1KT. WAI.MJT A; VI.N K CINCI.NN. 11 OHIO. Msreli 17 IKU )l FRENC1S NUELSON. I roar i a and MANUrAcruaaa or Cigars, Tobacco und Snufl', DEALER IN Leaf Tolmcco, No. 83.1 Malu Street, between Sth and xth, Slirn oflho Indian Chief.) Cincinnati, 01110. Sov.3, 17 1H34 llry STEAM "mARBLEW0RK1 "CHAS. EULEhll Ch-SMIK lu LOVVKV ;k MILK. Corm-r hrondway and Klllli slruat, Clnelnnatl, Oliln. Moiiiiiuents, l uinUs, and lirava Moiihs, Marble Munlles and Staluar), liubtlsiual Konls, Maural Taldets, t'rns, ases, (iarden I'ifures, Cabinet and t'uuiiter Muds, tVo. St, t-ansLanllj ou hand and furuls'ied Ui ordsr. . lhs iVadii supplied with Marble ta Mack ard Slab, or bawedio order. . mar U 'ii Ij

Cabinet WttrrtA,VWiHmKmtUm undersigned, at No (ill West Fifth st. Utwet l V in and Walnut lakes plenmro In informing his Trend and the public ttial he has on band as large and complete a stork o t ah uel Ware ascan bo found

in ihe w esi, of every description and juallty,cmbracing styles and prices which will be lound adapted to the fancy aud necessities fall classes orpurchasers. My.to.k lseiial iiirslebl loany slmllsrstm k ever oil. red In the Western country, ihe workmanship r superior escellence la fn.hlon and diifal.ilily. am po.sewed or facilities for manufacturing, by which I ran afford my articles at unprecedented low tonus. My wntto Is "small prorltsaud ittli k returns.' I respectfully Invite thu public 1 visit my eilensite warerooius.aud eiaiuluemy varledaud clegam ilm li . UOSKWOOD FURNITURE. NowimhanJi coniilo aud very olegant aitorU menlof Kosewood Furniture, einhraclng sofss, Tete-a-Telcs. etiler l'ablos, Kasy Chairs, farlor Chairs, etc. f the most beautilul sxid approved styles of form Irlminlnir inl f .,lh I would also stuto, that tain prepared to flt un lanre Mirrors or 1'lor i;Uses.r n. ,.-t ...(.' I ....1 .. . .1 - i.n .r.uaM iuatinay ue requireu rramvdto suit the tusle of the tirrchascrs. MAHOGANY AND HUCK WALNUT WARE. Bofa,Tut-a-retes,CeLlerTables,Ktauds,F.asy Clialrv.lt-ofkliigChiilrs.Sora.seiit Chairs, itookCases and liacks llurcaus, lle.lsteade.c to. of v. ery si) le and il.-weripllou. COMMON CABINET WARR. I have on hand a very hoary stock of cheaper w are; comprialnz Cane. Flat-, and Wood k.i

Walnut I'alrw. of all M)les and prices, Bureaus, Ta- ! bles, Kueklng l'halr,StiueU, DeiUleails, Lounges

I LOOKING-GI.ASSKS ON HAND. , A lartfeadMortmentof l.ooklnn-iilasws. of gilt. rosewoo.1, ana inaHogauy iraine, which 1 will sell ul low prices. MATRASSK3 ON HAND. A good sapply ofsorliig.eurled Lair and patmetu It Matraaaes, made In Ilia bast manner aud also make Uu in to order In any way that man be doslred. Ordered work w ill reeeive particular attention and he .1.. no In tho u.ot workiuuulike mauuer. Particular HlleniN.n paid r, wholeanlu .lenlers. 3 lyr. a. CU.V l I.VK. Ilercantlle College. Mortti-Wret Corner Klxih stud Walnut ot recta, I'inrli.uittl, Ohle). I'llK uiiderxlgned lius removed Ids men untile -Col!ege to his new building, .orth-west corner ..,..,.......... 1. . ui . . 01 . ainiii alio ion so. 1 iien lie nas nlUol uu a hpleudid Suilof ilooms,exrevy for bis business uavingspareii neittier paiuv or expeuau In making tliom In every respect the most convenient und pleuseiit Silioiil liooms In the United Elates. The plan adopted In teaching coinlili.es pructlce wlin theory ; Instead ol Using hooks, the pupils are exercised In making ordinal entries ofevery day business traanartious. Journaliilhg.po ting, bat. anclngaccotiuu, ofienihg and closing ol a great variety of jllTervnt su ot hooks, Ix.tli lor partnership and Individual business, where the busiuess has been properoiisand adverse; and thus qualifying the student for entering Into tho practical Julies of the accouutuiit Iu any kind ol business. The course of ilintruclKHi will consist of double entry booW.-Keepliig,tinlraelhg every department of trade and Mercantile Accounts, vtx: W holesale. Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual Varnershi p. Steamlioating, and Compound Co' Iusi"cxt Commercial calculations 1 raciicai i cnmansnip, ana Ijtciunt on Commercial Jaw, also Jjcclurtt on the Scirnce of Accounts, Custom of Merchants etc. In uddltlou to the regular course of study, the undersigned lias inude arrangements wiK "llenry Snow, Ks.., Il.,n. .llelMi.iy Morer, Frof. C. W. Wright, and other eminent lecturers, to deliver a coum of Ixiclnres 011 th subjects of Commercial Uw, History of Commerce, Political F.i-nnnmy,as connected with Commerce, nml other subjects of great Importance Into commereiul point of view, and never before Introduced lo auv Murrs.mll 1 Collen In the United Mutes. I I'umlsare Instructed Individually, ami not In rlavses, so that students luav enter at in Ilm and proceed iu the ratio of llielr capacity and a.ii uuiiy, I'uldic cxamlnaltou are had, (though pupils are eiamlued privately If they desire It,) w hen tbe student undergoes rigid and thorough lulerr.galinns by Ihe principal, (sssimled by a Commlliee of Practical AccoiinUiuts aad business men,) aud lilplomasawarded to those who are deutnod or thy oftUein. A coiiNo can be completed In from tlx to ten Wcet-S. The principal t III take pleasure In doing every thing In hi power to advance bis students, and make tlicin thorough and accomplished accountants and hlsexlenslve iict)uaintaiice with the business community III generally enablo him lo jirocuro situation for those desirous ol obtaining lue m. Trril: Kor a tn'l course of lessons In Hook Keepiii ', '. riling, t'. ir inerclal Calculations,! om. mere ii 1 1 u,ele $0.iki IC. N. ll-s.-Oli. Nov, II. IjT.3, 4T -!. r. : rinclpal llblitsiuu ,Imis llvisUsj. puoiisni'M anusoiii i.y J.fon Kunst, No m Muln Street between Third end Fourth S'lreels, I uu innuli, I). Kohlnsoii'sTlieoreriinlaiid Practical Arithmetic. " Key to Aritlimollc. " Klemenury treatise on Algebra. 1 " A Igehra, Culversity Edition. " Key to algebra. " Nutural Philosophy, lieomotry. Astronomy, University Kdttlon. " do. hihool Edition. Survo.ng: and Navigation. iiin.kO.'N vs .11 .xiii;.nAricAi. tt(IIIK, AVI'li been reuuestcd lo oxamlue l'of. IIKobiuson's Kerles of .Mathematics, and lo report my opinion thereof, t have wlih pleasure made myself as well acqualutod with Ihespeclllc merit of tho books, as 1 well could without the actual using of lliem In the rccllallnii room. Prof. Koblnson must he, I should Judge from bis books, a keen, MTiluly and thorough Mathematician. lie would seem to have, either as the gin of name, or the result of study and practice, a quick Intuitive perception of mathematical principles, and to be remarkably adopt lu artifices for abbreviating the method, of solving problem. I he Algebra Is clear aud iuOktontly UiTuse Ii explanations, andfurnlbhet an abundant slock Oi problems with explicit and Ingenious modus ol solving them. This work Is sulllilently extensive for the orciimry purposes of a course of Collcgo Instruction. The Geometry embodies a great imonnt of Geometric knuv.le.Vo in a compass smaller than usual. TI,.-:i iiuiin are well conceived and remarkatdy wi U executed. The Irei.tise mi Murvc? Inganu Nc.vlgatlon Is full, and gives m:.ry hitorif l.ig fa. i which inr-.e he new lo mosinl our stuJoi.is. 'i lie diagram 'uro, as In the (Jeoinetn, uui:n.ally well duno. The natural Philosophy l-s dtVlly lnUreilina, not omy torus matter, out ror in uiauner In which principles are explained and facts stated. Not j only tho student but the general roador may find amusement and profit from tha book. I W. C. LAKAP.EE, I Superintendent oftho Public School of ludlaua. Crvencastle, Ind., 1C03. 81-44. II ..Pl y EA ' ?.E S HOLL. Dl.!-. HALL &WIIITE, b formcdaeo-parluepslilp.coMluuoto bo" torn at their Ulllco, 134 W alnut itreel. Cincinnati, MADE bavlnc tonsil He J Ohio. on an unease or private or delicate warrantee a euro Iu all cases which naturo, and they underHyalonrcourseof study and prartlcal exjierlence of untiuiltod extent, lrs. II. WW have tlie gratification of presenting tho uufurtuunto wlih remedies that have never failed lo euro tho most alarming cases of UONOKK11EA and KYi'li1LLIS. L'nder their trea.iuent, nil of tho horrors ot Venereal Diseases, I r.purelilood, fleers, Impotou i')', I'ah.-s In '.he liiicW.i.nd Orirans of feneration, luflauinilou uftl.i' j i'l lor and Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, j ' e is of the Liver tnd l.uups. Dropsy, Kerofu!e, 1 .-ii.ts, K -leptle V.u. Diseases of the Nervous yv.uu i;ciiers.!lv, Dlarr'iaea, Dyseniery, l'lics, fisiulii, Kujitm-.u', Vc.,tr perma ncntly cured. Periodical complaints of females, however complleated or apallnjr; also, all oilier diseases Incident to females, cured, and evory function, restored toils natural liieand vljror. Afue and Kevcr cured lu twenty-four hours, warranted. MiaiNst WsK(KNs.Dr.II.d:W. devote afreat pari of their llmu ta tha treatment of those esses caused by a seerul and solitary habit, which ruins trie body and mind, imlltUiir tbe unfortunate ludividual for cither business or society. Home of the sad and melancholy effects produced by early habllsoryoiillisre weakness of the back and limbs, dullness of thu head, dullness of sight, ialltutlon of tho heart. dy.iiopsia, nervousness, derangement oflho digestive functions, symptoms of cousumptlou, tie. I he fearful etfecla on the mind aro much to bo dreaded' loss of memory, confusion of Ideas, depression of spirits, evil torebodmjrs, aversion of siii lely.si'ir-illiirust, timidity, Ac, are amoiir the evils produced. Such per.iii should before consummating niHrris-o, lonsulla pliilclsn of experience and skill, and be al once restored lo health and happiness. jrrLctiersatl.lrc.sciltoDr. II. I). Whlto.bm Ci:il J. O.. post-pnid, containing a foe, promptly attended t, and .Vtudletnu forwarded to any part oflho lulled .Mates, secure from observation. Strictest aerresv ohservtid. Sov. II ieVI,iT I yr. " T I M K IS MO N i: Y . ' JOS. It. CI. AltIC, al his new store, one doo south or llio VAI.LLV IIOl'SK keeps constant ly on hand a general assortment of Jewelry, WATCHES, CLOCKS, silver spoons, raxnrs, and.'fresl variety of FANCY ARTICLES, itch as aro usually ketit by lewelers. IIa Is pre pared also to repair old Jew elry, and to clean and repuirclocks and watcheson reasousble terms and al short notice. He w 111 also lake old sllverand gold In exchange for gonds. ivov tit -tuiy. I' KUNST. II. L. DANIEL .1 A COll 12 ItN' ST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL P 'I Ii ll Ii Ii II 1 . STATION BK AND BLAXKBO 0 K MA X Uf AC TÜRE R, No. II.' Main htre.-t. between '1 blrdaud Fourth treets, Clncinua't, Ohio. N ov.lt lti3 t7 Jyr.

1 DU. KOIISHA'S . AlfrmliytvDtnliii.

a HAi.M roir i:vi:ii y wound' run i.vn:i:Ai. and kxtckna?; itsk. This liuim is wurruiitcn lt relieve all lUiciiiiiati!ii, Strains in the Spin?, or Spinal allcction ainl Dyspepsia, Headache, or Still Neclc, Tool hat he Knrache, Sore Throat, Soreness iu the Urcnst, Stomach or IJowelor lhirning in the breast, atninn, Bronchitis, Sprains and I?ruises, lJurns, Scalds orrrozen Parts, Cramp Cholic aud Hilious Cholic,. Cholera Mor bus, Pleurisy, FJux, I'over und ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts of sores, Inllamation in the head, Stor. ch. lt)vcls, or Kidneys, Summer complaint of Children Worms and Iullumatien of the stomach, and IJowels, ttntl Crotiji, Scnrlet Fever. , 1 Tke reason vrbr I Iiis balm rear lies v these casea is because it rnitu os infiuinutiMii, tnd rnoses he aerrrlious ami iiprvuus srtirni lulo aclioü. Tbi power le owiov U tlie peculiar r0111Uinr.ti.1u of inedi.'ul pr.v)rtie willmut their Iwinw m otralirest. Tlie rtiedicine is perfei tfutly sale, iiot coulnlnlng any ilejullv rison, or mineral. It will, if uaed Ireely, net Immediately upon the iiver, anr! nil oilier secfeetive org.in. Urnd Ihrfolletvlnr criilUatea. Cerliflcate of Dr. J. II. Jordan, late Hewiijeiit riiysicUo otthe Fourth Street Cholera Hoapltal. I can cheerfully rer.oinmeud the Alterative Hdliu to the public k now lug as 1 do, thai it ia an excellent article. I used it witfi food elTect ia Cholera, during my lute connection with the Fourth St., Cholera Hospita In thie city, he wo of crimp oin ia t stomach and bowels. I also uaod it Iu a case cf Inflamalion of ths kldnyi with the hap. pirst effect. From my knowledge of iis wirues, Iu the above diseases and others, In which I have used it, I have no h!iaticy ia pronouncing it superior lo any medicine hitherto ottered to the public with which have become acquainted, and woulJ cheer, fully recommend It to the public. J. II. JORDAN, M. V. Cinciunutl.Sept. 1st I84'J. . Tili i tu certify that in the summer of 1848, I become so very lame and weak in my back, occasioned by lifting that I could not ait down or get oV without holdinT on to tome object. ! was advised to try Mr. Fojsha'a Alterative Dahn. By bathing it nix or eight times, my back waa perfectly restored; and 1 have felt no eympton of its return since. My wife, also, has used it for Rheumatic pains, headache and toothache with very beneficial renults. J.J. YEA K I.E. Dec. lrxt. 184".. ' to this run Lie. This la to certify that, la June last, 1 waa attacked with tli Asiatic Cholera; and waa soon, as my pliysn Ian states In collapsed (''.. I hud remained in this state aome two hours, '.vlien i.iy j Lysit i,m lnfoiuied uiy famIvuiij fririn's tli.it I could uot posaibly live,' aud Ntrk'tly forbid my wife pertuiuing any oi.c Living in any me ii"ine or nourishment wbfttnv r, It would aiy baste a my dejth At this timcMr. I'orsl.n came to ea nie, and broughj with him a bolile coutiiuinjr four ounces of hie Alterative Dalm, and asked permission of my wile to use It oa tne,aa he thought it would isimedtately give ease. I waa immediately applied, and in lews lhau ten tniuutea I waa restored, aud waa in a warm pempiratioa, prior to which time my extreml tiea were cold, a rlaiuoiy sweat waa ou my face and bad. AfU rtheuse of two other hottles of the same me ;Iclue, 1 waa entirely lleved of all dltre, and iu a few daya waa restored to henl.li. 1 would most tlierrfully aud heartily recommend this TA LM to h" h ho are afflicted ia a similar way. 1 have ulao uaed it la other diseases, and have found it a moat excellent remedy. 1 Jo not think it can bs too highly recommend. JOEL KIR BY. I do hereby certify t'u.t the above certiG- ) cats u correct, ami t.'ie ktutement of tlie physician made to me la true. JULIA ANN K1RBY. Clucinuati: Dec, bth, 16-19. A Certificale from the Rev. J. B. Finley Cincinnati, March 4li. IS 3. Dr. Foryha This le the f rst time la my lonjr life that I have given my name in recommendation of any medicine, as a general remedy, though I hsve often been aollclteo. I have used your Alternative Halm for nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism tn tny hip and kuee.of which I waa nearly cripple, then for very aevere lrul.es on two of my family; then n violent attack of fliarrhaea, on myeelf; tlien for Inflamatien, for burn braises, aud for a very aevere cas or etifT neck, brought on by a violent colli, and a think I have had full proof of ita medical properties, in n great many of the disrasea for whic'i you recommend it, and I have oat found it to fall In eveu one of them. Still, I po not nay that It Ii au infallible cure, yet ia my sober conviction, tliaf it Is the be compound for these remedies, for which It ia recommended, that I hare ever tried, e'd I have tried many. I will not, If I can procure ll, be. without It in my family for any consideration. Hoping thut you will etil continue to compound It honesllj.and that it may relieve thauianda of euflertra, I most heartily recommend It lo my fellow-citiiena a most excellent Family Medicine. Youm, affectionately, J. Ii. FINLEY Certificate from D. L. Starr. I have known Mr. Foreha's Alterative Kalm la perform a very cxtraor tlittary cure uyon a Iiorso that was very bndly cut, aomo time aince I used it upon one Jccoaion, externally, with K00tl cflot. I believe it lo be a perfectly eare and cflkaciou remedy to be used in many complaint. D. L. STARR. November LMst. RW.

Wholesale Depot, it J. 0. Itcakirt'a.No. 31 Pearl st. Cin. Dr. IS, Vr. Torsha, Drugstore, North side of Filth I., 3 doors cast of Smith, Cin. I). For aale rU R. Tynt r',l). Trice & Son'f, Lincksk Farquhar'e.Dr. Moody and Dr. llailes, UrookviÜc, Ind. pKAUV-MAliK i l.OTIUNc-. ' Jt kept eou-utilty on bsnd. und w ill be oolda V mallpror.U D.c.ALH0s4i hOS IT