Indiana American, Volume 24, Number 6, Brookville, Franklin County, 25 January 1856 — Page 4

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loo. BT J. P. BKA OY, 84. Whsn called upon for an expression on any snbject, (ul was during the 4faMttta before the Franklin County Agrieaitaial Society, on the 1st of De ls.)! feel telly authorised to my views ttnnn ich subjects, tNnfaftjt for others to draw their conchwons si to the correctness of my poJest here, per .nit me to remark, thai jour in published account of the pweeefTmgw referred to, you make me to have essd, thai I bad been engaged in the cultivation of hedges five or six years, which is quite mistake. I base) only been engaged in the busiwess Ar some three years; bat I bats closely observed sad given my ties) to the sobjeet fire or six years, and draw say seachssioas from aetnei experience and observation cornpropriety or impropriety of the use of Che Oeege Orange as e hedge has become s question of intereVierredly claims the sUenof the tanning somaaanity at presIt Is very evident that the high repaaajon of the Osage Orange, as a badge plant, has induced many per sane to engage in the cultivation of hedges, that would not, under correct iiaytsset'ius, have attempted it; and I d rcadfly eooelsde that the sooner neb erroneous impressions sre corrected, the better lbs community. Test know the plant is represented as being very tenacious of life, and in every respect to admirably adapted to that little else than cutting Unrequired to sc ape rfect fence; aad &at, too, in a brief space of time. r, I profess to bsve had some experience in the cultivation of the Oeege Orsngc, for the last three summers; and moat assuredly my experience has ted me to quite different conclusions from those entertained by Mr. John Oage, of Illinois, as set forth in his article copied ia tbe American, of Dee. Slat By reference to the article in queturn, it will be observed that the writir takes the editor of the Horticulturist to Ines, f ,t bering asserted it as hie opinion that. "In n vast portion of cssss, the Ossge Orange, wühmd gram ettmrion, will prove a disappointment,' aad in order to correct such impression, remarks: "I planted two maVe last year, and have planted eight miles this year; after my ground was prepared, my men set 40 rode a day. 1 ge four or five times over it ia the summer with the cultivator and three or fenr tknea with the hoe, enough to keep tbe weeds down all the time; and after the first year, I cut it twice with a aevthe, aad it takes four or five years to make a fence, costing one day's labor for forty rods in planting, as much for hoeing and cultivating' as it would t hoe a row of corn, and no ssy s half a day for hoeing and fatty rods yearly, which for five years wouldbe two and a half days for forty rods, at ft a day would be It will thus be observed that the of planting oat, cultivating, easting the hedge, for the first years, is estimated at 13,60 per 40 reds: comparing and making the cost identical with that of the cultivation of a row of corn of tbe same kngth. With such and similar estimstea of die cost of hedges, is it any marvel why so many ragged ones meet the eye, wherever the Ossge Orange is be ing cultivated? I think not. I have heretofore ventured the opin ion, end feel now to repeat the same, thai more than two-thirds of si the Oaage Orange hedges now planted oil, will prove a nuisance to the culti vator and the sooner such hedges are destroyed, the better. That the Osage Oranna is tenacious of life, and grows more certainly than moat other plants, I readily ad mit; but that it will grow and answer the purpose designed, with as little Is bor lo cultivating, aa ia beatowsd ap on a row of corn the tame length, is aa aaresacttsMa position, Mad cannot bold good, in more then one esse in s thousand, at moat. Many of tbe fail urea In the cultivation of hedges sre tmeeabfa directly m the supposition of the eultWaior, that a much smaller amount ef labor would he raulred to hie hedge ia order than sapor - proved really neeesaary, and the reeait aewally has been neglect, fol lowed eJnjoet invariably by itfissasswf esenf and sauces. Tew correspondent, J. H. Kay maatfenm mSeh surprise at the ouur taken by those engaged in tbe discus asses above etmdsd to, upon the sub set ef lledglng, adding, "One gentle nM abiaka tbst maces are bettor and it ÜII where timber sen be obtained Ibis X believe to be tbe commonly ra il yet I heilere mete will rely, hat ills anerroneI prsssjsns 1 sm ins Itbdirlrinsl situdad to, bvUf. IUj; sad nswltnsisnJl

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by him. to prove the grf at utility and economy of bed ing; I am still of the opinion that those who hav o plenty of rail timber, will find the common rail fence cheaper and better than any hedges I have yet met with The question of hedging, I regard as a question legitimately belonging to those who are destitute of tbe common

fencing material: and rest assured ninety-nine oot of every hundred now engaged in tbe cultivation of hedges Will coincide with me in such belief. I acknowledge myself ss standing directly interested with those who are now, or will shortly be compelled' to resort to some other mode of fencing than that of tbe common rail fence; and when necessitated to do so, it surely is the part of wisdom, to commence operations in such a way aa will be likely to secure the object in view. As a matter of course it is much easier to cultivate hedges in some localities than others, yet experience proves conclusively that any neglect in their cultivation, (at least for the first two years,) is more readily discovered than almost anything else, to which attention is now directed. I would say, therefore, friendly readera, if yoa have any thoughts of engaging in the hedge enterprise next spring, be sure that your other arrangements are euch as to afford time for the undertaking. Prepare your hedge row in good order, plant out no more than you can pay atriot attention to; watch diligently the depredations of moles, and if any plant ahowa signs of failing to grow, be sure and insert a vigorous one in its stead, before the season is too far advanced; cultivate frequently; hoe when necessary; and at the expiration of five years should you find yourself in possession of a good live fence, be checrfulin admitting the fact that, "without great attention," yours would also have proven a "disappointment." (From the Indiana Journal.) as mine scgaas. Messe. Editors: We wish to call the atention of a portion of your readers to a fact which may soon be verified to their advantageAfter the hard freezing of all the last few weeks, we will be likely to have a good ''sugar season" It is frequently the case, that a thick crust of ice is found upon the water in the trough or other v easel con tain ing it. Sometunes this ice is so thick as to re quire an ax to cut it away that lau water may be gathered Every body says that "freezing sweetens the water," and so the tanner, (wedo not mean every one) breaks up the ioe in tbe trough, and throws it, with the water, into the kottle, to boil down into the sugar. Now, as a great saving of labor, time, and tho wood, we suggest that the ice be thrown away, and the water collected and boiled without it We agree with the common saying, that "freezing sweetens tbe water' but no one supposes that fountain water will become sweet by freezing. Then we concludo that tho sugar, ! ia the process of freezing, retreats to toe bottom or centre of the vessel and leaves a portion of tbe pure water in which it was dissolved to form the ice. This, if understood, is, very likely, one of Nature's processes of labor-saving. Just think of amount of hetit required to melt the ice, until which time you get no increase of heat in your kettle above 32 degrees, no matter how hot your fire. Then in addition to this, yoa have to lose nil tho heat required to convert the water contained in the ice into vapor. Wo merely make these sugges tions now to call the attention of farmers and others interested to the subject. If the view here expressed is not correct, let some one who understands the subject better give the true kuowledce. We confess we have not given the subject much thought; but our impression is, it is worth some con.iiderntion. If labor is not money, it certainly is its equivalent in these days. 8. W. RncilKV. Indianapolis, Jan. 1 1, '66. Bfg Dntnpiint. Makes batter of it pint of milk, two woll-boatcn eggs, a saltapoonftil of alt, nnd flour enough to make a batter as thick as for poundcake; havo a cloan saucepan of boiling wntor; lot the wnter boil fast, drop in tho batter ly the tablospoonfnl; four or five m!k.iI.. ...:ii I. -51 lL . m i um!;- win iron mem. lake thorn with a Hkimmor on to a dish, put a bit of batter nnd popper over, hiuI mrvt) with boiled off cold moat. Vor a little dessert, put butter and grated nutmeg, with syrup or sugir over Me. Farmer (Ittlnree far th ruble. We know from personal obsurvut ion, that few persons are nctuiilututl with tho boat methoil of ni-epnring quineoM for the table. It U nlmply thin: linke them. remove the nkin, slice nnd serve thorn with cronm and Huirar. If yoa nave nover eaten them prepared in this way, try it, by nil nnann, nnd you will thank tin fin tho uggestion. Bo wiys the Far-

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Iu a discussion at a roccui inontiag of the Ohio Statu Board llMai.,!... I - 1 '.I. .1 Ol AKIKUUIUD, ü U II'. 1IUU It'll that whatever differences of opiniou there might bo about tho propriety of such exhibitions m oar Fairs, there could bo none us to the fact, that they drew large crowds, and thusnidcil uiuok the finances of the societies. We fear that considerations of gain may have their influence in introducing female equestrianism in our Indiana agricultural exhiunions, Dul oeretoiorc puonc sentiment has pretty effectually excluded them. There are few sights more pleasant to us, than a graceful female rider, or Is there an accomplishment which brings health so speedily as this one. The oxeroise should therefore be enconraged, but pnbjio displays of any kind are unfitting the characterof woman. We Lav beard many sarcastic remarks mode visitors to fairs, for tho pur;, building churches, where yottn ladies in their zeal for a good cause., forgot that gentlemen with whom they conversed were ei strangers to them. Modest diflldenceis the glory of woui:ui , and when she becomes a joekey boi rider, she lays it nside, not easily to be resumed again. Alone or in private parties the exercise ßhould be enconraged; and a merry girl may dnsh an. in a sharp contested race, with her beau or any other trie n 1, in the "good greenwood," hut n race around n crowded ring, wo hope never to see at any of our 1 . Sat i I . I fairs. lud. Jour. Hie Pancskct for Supper. These are made of Hour, egjj, and milk. The just proper ti . are ono tablespoo;;ful of tlour toeach egg. To make small j incakca, beat a couple of egg oughly, and add sweet unlk. Then take a tablespoonlu! of flour, work into a thin paste and ductile batter by adding the milk and eggs, and a little salt. Grease the pan with a pint sweet lard or butter, arid briskly, to prevent adhering the bottom. When the under side is sufficiently browned, turn it Leavo the cakes folded, with sugaY or honey, and nutter 1 tween the folds, or sugar alone. If this is found to be too olid, add more eggs, and use less flour. A slight sprinkle of grated nutmeg will be an addition.-- I.-. farmer. Poultry awn their Duns To promote ihr laying of your hens in winter, feed them twkv day with grain, iHermtk tween com, oats, and buckwheat two or three times a week, give them messes of fresh ui or fresh fish, chopped very fine. Keep under cover, always .( ble to them, old moirtar; i broken very line, or lime tint L lm.s en long slaked oyntor-sliH! limo is tho boat or bones finely pulverized also, sand anil . for tho hens to dust Üiem- 'v. in. Water them three times i day. Clear out your poultn bou throe times a week, put the dun in a barrel, covering the dung each time with a slight . ring of earth, and sprinkl'in ! . ter keep the barrel in I df) olano. and evflrv fivi hurrnls of . ..... nen-dung thus preserved, will sufficient to grow you fifty Imshof corn or probably more. Am. Farmer P KaKITIO ALPHABET. rh letter ha the sound ef tbe uWansrd loiter o- leiten hi the Ulastrattve words. Utters. Round. Name. Letter. Sounds. Jtasae. Long Vowels. Erplodmb, be . esi . . . e B e . earth . . U s . alo . . . s As, . air ... A l . arms . . 4 0 o . all . . . u d) o . oak . . H d. ooss . . t) Short Vowels. 1 i . til ... it K o . ell . . . ot A s . am . . .st (I a . oik . .at O o . an . . . ot U u . up ... ut U u . wood . Ml 7ipkthoHys 1 1 . ICS .... i (T . ot! . . . 9 75 s . aevl . . v tt t) . dwps . . 14 CoaUscenU P i. . sols . B b . fowl . T t . (os . . D d . do9 . , C ts .da & a . cheer . on J f . yeer . . . jn KkslDg,rsn. ks O g . ;raa . . gn Continuants. F f . car . . V . voor . H i .thigh . U a.thy S s . 1 . . A I . teal . . X j . shall . X g . vision , Liquids. n r . rar . , L 1 . tall . . of TS it 4n ss in 5 or ti Y j . tree. . . ju Nasals. 7 " I M m . rssin . . om Dteathing. Nu. 10 tm . . en 11 h . . Aajr . . ha I W n . aire . . Ml aTTThe marks of panetuatlon are the same as III the old orthography, aitKipUajt ilia hiilowlag rhange and addlllnn: I ho mark of tnlorroga lion Tt pleeed bebiro Ihe Pnt word In a aeateoM Indleale a nnry, f it the ead of a letiteuce lust rates douhii I laughters I surtnisei sorrow; the tavertod slcntsos tbe em last ia ef a letter. ue 1 . IMwotlr. 1. UÜ, lurkin h1 Hsl hitvnrr. r4ml ftp j: Wlfhh a vrraii. w.ml km Irl Hs ii i ik " -in ru, II wi n lerli's, It kiui iik ov wu ; Mwen wrplu, Iii dp ediii ; H In l 1111 .iiii-iii km; r f.-li 1 (lv VU tviftl ti mini Kau Usui wld pill on (lr jr, Wld atwrr nil fir .i4. j -mm a mW a . aa - Kitll lei Hut It vl rr flJ iimi lit Ks) iarltll rsxtl or 4 ilaiiMai Will nvuri JM ov frhu. tt la da mlrnr n v da hroal, Hi tut, lr af.it te- a-1 in 4 tone ur f)l ami wtirtla ijr rk, (Tsttitnrtl M . at U..: ; Itn L de j nlf.n, kmik, And titbit M us ul I

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71. RAWSUm TliftDUUSIIlk M1.1C I ( Watch and Clock "iiUer und Itepnlr-er', making aud naemtlnj; triet nek IHPORTÄIT TO Eli PR (JNTSTR EE T, BET. WESTERN ROW AND JOHN, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dealer In all hlud of Lumber and meaafae turns tfSa.b, Doors, Blind., Window Franra, Mouluiuga, Baae Filaatara, WmthT Bonrnjr. Whitn SSM Yellow Pina t'luorlng, Shtvinr for Slorta, PaliiOK for Fen- 1 aaa urvunedonhoihid,orar!oB. tuicknea uitnblBf ir the trial Icflauli ufboaaea. Thio,tibuhnM)Bt tu be round u.be of irraat, can freettppllad her wlthaitUw nul-rUU ready made of lumber, ISoroujIily naaonodfor In leb lag baaaea. In th Lumber Varl rouuMted wltltCile culU,tiiuon'. there ia kept for aale au extenarve aaaornjwfLnmberfoT all botldinr purpoaa.Kaahjiftinedand(ctajiei,cotilantly on hand. All Man promptly ati'ifi. 1 1 .. TKKMH (ASH. Iot.ii. iSS37 irr. TsTTi'Tn TafaflXaC! XH Hi W XjUUxLIJ .j, r.Ä am.- v S, rW. uuuiv, n luvttku, acji . vw. m, 25 WEST FOURTH KTRSJST, cxriMTi,oiO. THE OLD i'AiiM .HOUSE. Hy Mm. ramllno II. Butler Lnlng. A beauUhfs4aBbellug atory. 1 roi. Wo, H' - THE NOTE BOOK OF AN EN 0L1SH Ol'IUM-KATER. By Thoma. Uetiulacoy. author of confoaelon. efeji naJglaS opium-vaier. ete. I xol. e reo. DOEATICKti WHAT HE SATS: flya.K.-pbtlonder Doctk... P. L. lualr-J ta-l. 1 rol. Ivuio. 91,99. THE ENGLISH ORPHANS; Or, u homo Id tbe new World, uy Mrs iiotnre TI 1 WOMAN IN RUSIA. the Kw"tWeihtn5Ä deal -I r that country . w'lih illustration, i vol ., MISS HO WITT'S SCHOOL OF LIKE. l tolumo, 19 no. CHRISTIE JOHNSTONE. A novel Sy t'tiafle Keade. t vol, -VJmo. ceuta. JOY AND CARK. It j- Mr Tuthlll. I !2tno. S3 coat. I'EKPS FROM A BELFRY, U Xhellon. I vol. ICSrft. Keceatly püblUh.-d and for able by MOOKK, 1I.S i .( Ii. KKVS dc CO, July Vi. Weit Fourth Street. BRO0KV1LLE BANE 7 I I.I. allow Int realen time Uepoaibf made t aiiurtiu auto iu unio or Indiana currency, pari bin In almitar fund, I: ) order I the Boanl, J. W. IIITT, Caablor. Brook vllle.Pob. IS, ISM. Fall and Winter Styles of Y GOODS, WM. LEE & CO., 74 Wut Fourth Strebt, Cincinnati, Offer to llii-ir f .iiomer nnd other an unnnaall) allUio vr.rinl... of flood- for the loasonevlect.111. aiear In w.M in at, tooll ui: Itirleo tlUuUoB 1 resietrully .n IU"I to vorv isten slveaaaortnie:iUii.i!i.-r..ohiKd.-parlmJnl,vti. i.i; i-v iiiiii L.ninroiurrte , n t uiporK .1 Hireei. i aTBT o Cunntn tvlm, tn ' r Vi r" lir'-'i.'o'lV " K"" " v i Krem-Ii Marino and Cashmeres, jaa7puUrwa?l,wat n v coi. ."iii va'ritlo. auJat0prilmoro. and oihrr dssSs for boy. popular stylo. ' rtrt"tVntIoi01eU VnvUed'to om the inanufarturiiig department of gr. I Bomb ham. lee Me at tor i tbe Cloa tbo llouj jU. Ilea,' and at the i aelllug prices. found iidvanUe -p -." '-I'l . . .. . H III 111! I Kill) vv' txv venr vnn w TTnarme i hi. MLAeXn sAinviini - e .flmtirHie comrhe Am- '' tebnlb in i'iii'.'i vrlean With lt Willi I. ley or p flODMIHed lull not a si ma) im t. thonvli llM Is of salu and and halo the fabricator of does Bot CODul naiM-r. anil itedina comnariie "'tliaUl u7ÄV" i and k'nd'ly alh-spokeuin .New 1 hail 11 buno.t ho dl. its df ut oo of pfyfrorn buinun rary liijullc!ii uuuilhful tho n-roiigi-d advoralc of r. lo to aa as m.; Ms SSM niplatlng Ibe t .6M,?.J U) 'vetjr ati beeause .t "iroeione, iinttrlnsT, !r .eTrHro0! r wllh one or ; -1 . two aa ssn r .pedal puruea- . i ..In. Is deveaasll i'l unr jciTyii mure aStSSSWSi a staff . i .. rclst Uto globe, nt iiarrsllon ol lUoat wt.iio f... ii In o tcepliHl I a dlaeoaa-, treibe free! and moat eeaveMsaj heet of tnodcrti low of tmlronse, luarto form IUji.v i ri.vtv and WaweV U", kiui w j Tbe TritMin (three dlntli I t.y, en S ho of tlx eolun grown from Dallv Nein i ''i i-ek Weakly ... i "is sleadily t acgregaee. 1 Hiiius; .iii.i mo ruing) SSwieesd r v U.3 " 3?,7jro " Ulon fiJoo Cnli'i.ru ' Total Wr depot )')' , ..IV." -I Ii - tWpe Jer In lite wo rid nil IkSlf an large i ami hid. of 'a nib ivl-1 'urread rati i bbsjj neee. aaten, ter willauiwar in. i , in, h Hi we eetpls fur alt S'e for er te ene addr.'ss ta,no I'le f ,.f 3; BrettSple rr lenly i ople. ot over, to SI I. em l d twenl) or iIIIImI tu an Ion etnli al I ho b M4 ' l,l. i .ii. BRADLEY BRO'S, a iini mi i i i h li i . i iii tihOh.a ia ' i s Ii I i I I Ml till I .1 1 I l I ...... l.lllO.lllH onrth It iniiln HUfttl Noith wsntCor of 1 atrnnts, cine N.lt v i j .1, .i ,in i Ile-Saai I la t. lu July Ul Hely ur Hllvt r.

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DU. FORSUA'Ö Alterative Kahn. 'A 11 ALM FOR EVERY WOUND," FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER NAL UHK. This balm is warrontril to re lieve all It hou mutisms. Strains in the Spins, or Spinal aflectiou and Dyspopaiu, Headache, or Still JNiek, Loothachu barachc. Sore tu . vj , n a. in. it Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in tbe breast, nstnuia, Bronchitis, Sprains and Bruise9, Burns, Scalds or Frozen Parts, Cramu Cholic a,.A Ttilimia Phrtlin PLaIothi Inr I " J ll0US Ohc, olcr Mor oub, rieunsy, riux, i ever una ngue, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or sores, luflamation in the head, S:oti ch, Bowels, or Kidneys, fcjummer complaint of Children , VVormsand Infliimafion of the , Stomach, and Bowels, and CroUP, ' ' ' OC;irlct 1 eVOI". The n,.O0 w, y this bltn rrar he all l lira ' i csa la lirraua U red urea iBn&mstioii, nod raioaea ha aecraUooa and ncrvaua tjmfm Into aclloii. Thia power l owing to the 'peculiar combiosllou) of medical propertl? j without t ! r being neutralized. The utedi'clueiaperfectf.lly aafe. sot cooUiuioy nay leadlv poiion, oi mineral. It will. If uad frel , act Unmedletely upon the llrer, ami all other aecreetlve organ. n iiovinaCFtificaiea. ' Certificate of Or J. H. Jordan, late Realdent 1 phy.4cUu ortlia Fiurth Atret Cholera Ho-tpn-.i. 1 0D'rral,y cotnrneno the Alterative sl" PWlcknowtnf SS 1 de, thai it Is j BD excellent article. I need It with good Sci Cholera, dnrinif my late connection ,ho Koorlh Sl -Cholera HospiU inthie oMy, in cue of cramp oains In t 'atomach and bowele. I alfo need it U a SSM : cf Inrlamation of tho kidneys with the tun pieel effect. Frrwn my knowledge of ita virnea, lu the above Jlaeaaea and ethera, In WhlCb 1 h" n-d 1 h" 00 hMit"Cy ' pronouncing It euperior te any medicine ,hilhe!'t0 offeMd ,0 jft .TV- v-.uiii- ui iji-niuii'u, ana wouia cneer fully recomnieuil ltt- the public. H. JORDAN, M. i Cincinnati. Sept. let 1849 This is to cert fy that in the stimmt r of 1848, I became so yory lsmr am! weak in my back, occasioned by nj lll.l ...l.l.l ul .1 .1 . 1 1 1 uuiu nui mi uuwn or iroi atr 1 itK i.i.ti.. .1? . ! "'"t v" - "umu uwjtc. 1 was aatiaso 10 try Mr. rojsha s AltersMVS Balm By bathing it six or eight time. mv bnrk waa niTfprtlv raatnmd-' iimcf, my dock was ptricctiy restored, and! have felt no sympton of its return j r v ue j iincc. My wife, also, has used it for Rheumatic psine, headache and toothache with very bcneflcisl results. J.J. YEAKLE. Dec. let. 1849. TO THEPl'3LIC Tins Is to certify thst, la June Inat, I wsi ettacked with the Aaiatk Cholera; aixi was ... n., W" ' eoon, aamy pnyuician atatee In a COllapSSS alnte. 1 hud remnincd in thiaalat anm. torn i .... . 7. , )(. i.v.n, nn. ii in, riyeiviu luioinieu my ibm ly and rri.-nda that I could Jiot possihly ii . , ., . ... , . r ' im., alnrtly forbid my wife permilünj; an owe tMt,K any medicine or nourishment whatever, aa It would only hasten my dejtli At ,hi "mMr. Foraha name to fee me. and l'r(UKh, Wlth mm boU, containing four ounceeofhls Alterative Balm, and asked rroiMloa of "f on me, a. he thought It would inriiediittnly give eae. I WM ,nd'ly applied . and In leee thnu ten minutes I waa r stored, and waa in a warm peMpiratioa, prior to which Urne my extreml- . 1 . ...n L .1 . ii wr eviu, rummy iwsti wu on my ... - ii clammy sweat wa on my liul After the uie of two other l.iil..t . , . aSetfss of tbe eame lOedlclne, I was entirely ' - i , i nevu m ui uisires. ana la a raw i -ivi u aIt ... . I ..III.. m reatored lo health. , . , ' wuuid inosl oneerlully aud heartily recommend thlsDAI.M loall who are atTlieted i lu a similar way 1 bare also used it u ..,, nnu tu ,u other dteeaeeo, and have fonud it a most excellent remedy I do not think It cmn he too highly reoommeud. JOEL KIRBV. 1 do hereby certify that the above certificate ia correct, and the atateruerrt of the Ph)',Ic,n m I" a true. JULIA ANN KlflBY Clooiuuati. Dec, fth, 1849. A Certificate from the Rev. J. B. Fioley Clacinaati, March 4th. 18 j lr. Foraha This Ii the first time lu mv 1 nir life that 1 have eiw. . - . w reooejniewatten of any nisdlelss. ts s arasi. I -r,lr i.1 L..a ..... i I i .. ... wrairemcnj )Ugn 1 nSVe OltSU beeO solidtc 1 have used yonr Alternative Balm for . ueuny two years; nrsl, lor the rheumullirn h, IIiy tj ptnd k neai.of which I wainearl v a : ..... ueriy a , ripple, tlitn for very aevere bruises on two ol 7 '-"y ; tl- a vloleat.tt.ck of dl.rrha.a on myself; then fur luflamatieu, for born , , ., i uruisa, ana lor a very eevere ease of atiri neck, brought ou hy a violent cold, aud . 1 mmv n it . i I. b it.,. .... i. ..I r . . 1 1 i r i . . . nn-i mil prvui Ol lis UieijICBI nr.u.rti.. in . lmHV tfc r. r i u ltie'tvou renoimiiuinl II and I ..i , ... . " iki'iii in even one ol inam. Still, no H it ia v llmt it is an inralllldo eure vl ' is tnV eobnr onvtetlnu that It i. Ik. mm. compound for theee remadlee for which ll la rtcumiueuded, that I bars srer tried, r d I have Irl il manv I will not ir 1 ,.r... 0ttr ' without It in my family- for any eoorlderntlou. Hoping thut vos will stli oounnua to cnmpouitl It honestly, ami that it un v relieve theutsiide of sufferers, I most heartily roe ommend ft lo my fellow-oithwne t u t etoeiletil Family Medicine. Yoisre.ilTfclioitaleljr, I. D. KINI.KY w Ortinirteiioin 1). L. Stsrr. I liuvn known Mr. Porshs'a Alisra ilVt. !;i,n t . jiprliiriii s vrry t-xtraor i j. dltiary euro tiyori a hrst thst waa vtvy It it- . nauiy rtii,aiime ttint' nifiI used It upon one uecssion. enter, nnlly.wltli gnod nrTect. I brllpvn U lo be a perfi'clly .aft- shtl eulnaclous remedy to br naed In niniiv fomplalnte. D. L. NT Altll. tivi'iint-r Xl.l. HIM. , Wholrssls Dspsi (Hi. C;. RaakInrl'a.Nti. II INinrlat. ("In r M VV t' t - rv . ai . "Ian, t'rti nim i', un Ulit ill PI Ith .t., 8 dour esst of Hsiltli i n. t K-r aale t It. Tyn.ir'e, I) I'rlre tV Noil's. MnoktV Parquliar's.Dr. Moody's SH.I Ur Halloa. Itjnok vlllr, I ml TKAMN OF TKK IrtDIAJU AKIUOAV ripiini, nui pets wMllStMijSSrlSf JVÜ'i'i.T'"!1""'" V'" If paid I ti ad vaSSS.. S.dfi UT'Sutiirrtb-rttnuv remit motny .y until four risk, when not Isms th.tn $j nre ra e . . a . . . muiru ut ose lim snsl rfipts will is, rrnirnr fainriy ff,, ttm0 trt ft fMty- "' nt it miiir Ot tuin s csr.vtYti.tcy th I'ostMmswr as to tks mountremttlmd.

FRANCIS NUELSON. INPOBTlm AMP MAfOrCTVKKor

Cigars, Tobacco and DEALKR IN Snuff, Leaf Tobacco, Vu.JBJktaJiiHlreet.betweenSthand rtfc. Klgnnrtho IndlawGheef.l CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jlov.:i. 17-1834 1 try,. HALL'S IMPROVED PKHCUSSION PlifeS. WUJi l'iirrnvrrt v-nl. FOR FIVE DOLLARS, HE hl't'tl tf.illf)li I til A Va,.i. a, . !? trMtuci u"iKrr u. At fairs of Oh At Fairs of Ohio, Indiana, and Kcn- ( lucJ ol 1863, and l'rcmiums awarded accordinelv. C. F. HALL, Seal Engraver and Proprietor, II W I'ST f'OtHITII STRI'FT, inext t4higheatteeple. 18 1P4 lyr au J W. W. FRVBAKliER k Cl . tv um um iV I'.i rn. )aLaata TWr fiAn n T i-r wwua, viupcui, raper naag; CHLNA. GLASS AND QUEENS WABE, Boot, Shore, Itata Cape, S(rav ood Ar., ANIi MANUr'ACTUBERS OP OMNBin AND MANTIl I ts, CONNERSVILLE IND. may II "M ly B. II NV.M -. i. BOIlBUI t. ( LARK. JESBIS&yflTTEIFIilS&ClAsK tWHOUCSALK GROCER I .o. M 'ltl üiTUCtT. WEbT SIDE, iatOOKO POOK A HOVE HIXTIJ, And Ito. S Mix th Street, CINCINNATI O eo. MraoN,ja. a. 11 aaaaawa. SAMPSON & C0.3 IMfORTICa WO nR4LXaIN hiitu. t.ias. and Qurouiuarc, -VO03 Slain Street, 3 door below third. a. St I SIWlfBiai a mm may iSly f IKCfJIMATT. t . A.1 TTT 1 J Joy to the World. aw w WyB)awa.e AJOTWlTHKTAKDiXg tho "haro Hate, every1 ' bedy teems determined te bare a Beek Stove. Come on, frlenu; I bavojuat returned from the C'ly with a freah (apply, and wtih whtch I Uilnk I will be able to npph tho Inrreaaing domaad tormi popular tovu. All Uiat .ire af)nnint.-I with lu aoclt., h aeo try It for Uieuielvc. If you are In doubt a loltaiuaertor un.i! lllee, I ear give yontbfee hundred rorerenee. ALSO, A large naenbor of trior beautiful and popular I'nrngou clove on baud; very heavy and durable. Premium tote of all (lie and kind. Parlor, Meeting Hoaee, Reh Ool Houee and Shop Move; to ujt all. A OOODattortmetitofttn ware constantly o band. MKKCIIAMTS can be udplled at :inctunall price. irVHouaowork done lo order on bort notice. Thankful for the nat lator I wuuid Hill antlrll ahar ol puhllr palronage. N. 11. BUKS. t ounorivllle, Ma ih-bu imo. a a a t n 1 i,' 1 1 a r m A h A 1 U L Kj 11 A Ii 1 , (Uteofnd Suaceaaorto Ingl Wbeelerdi Iglebarltn ileal late Arcnrio,., Attorney nt i.aw anl Uci Bailtal tate Aarrnt, htttend to the oii0Uon or Dei.u, tbepur4I1(1le f K),, KrtllU, ,,, ft O'l!lor p flonat botnes Iniru.led to him In Vatidirburgh, and the a'tJoinlBt;eonulloi.tn ludtena. irr vru rioik uir hank. KVAMriVIM.K. INDIANA. SAMUEL MA EL A TT, BLACKSMITH, Main Ktreet Jlonlh nflbc Public Hqnaro,Eatld ureoHriiie, ini. LL KIND OF BOLTS AND Screws maade at the horteinotieoaud In tho beat saauner AI.HO I nay partleularatteat onto repairing all kind of . Machinery . wnrranW to TulJ oa? "'a l M 'owv can be found any where In tbe Wo.l.

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ä-I 11.111!,. fslRE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN X theclusoh of ilrookviiio, Afttiamora, i e 'a m an murr jiincr mat nu oxpeci lu Keep W Uaml ugood supply of TIN WAKE and Nf fib Ml nil Ii likJai W Lis MSa mm., si . . " " - ""- i" wpt a wnn a rvn v xa ' uero Ihj wauld b pl-acd to accorainodatc llltof Franklin County wllh Ktove, at oily prlees, also, ISELF-SEAI IHO FRUIT CAN 3 rl', ls jv mii 11.0 eommou Cans alio. Order from HrooL v lr or Ij.nr I 1... i...,. , ... hit nt by the back and will feeelve prompt attention. aiur Sil res, ai.uu hy the f aiml. sol.O.MO.NT, s-IIKKWOOl). Hefcnbolt's Genuine Preparations. HKI.MBOLD'S IIIUHLV COM KNTK.VTEU i For disrate of the illadder and Kidney, Reeret Dleestes, Ktrlrlures, Weaknesses, aad all dlseasniollbe Keirnal Onran, wnotber In male Or female, from whatever eauio they may hovu originated, and no m niter of how long tändln. U von have contracted tho torrtble Olsease whleh, when sealed In Ihe yli-m, will nrely sro Uown frm one generation lo unoUier, andermlnlng theoutltutlon,and sannlii tho verv L flu'o of life, do not trust yourself hi the hiud of i ajeoests, who nun hi i vrv la In a city like ttila mn4 011 400 l"I r too Well e.lcula.i.l f. f.nUnhood I i"" wen Ilie otinr. inn . . those nolac.iualiited with their tll k. Youea.-i to tr"rul 'n the selevilon of a remeh i tbearae. The I'luin extract Buchi mln l'hT"5f5 iT5f,! r known. It I a medicine porfcetl) pleaealit In its uu, '"' vri7 innocent lutuaet; imi.,. ,3 S r ZV, TJMffi.t u"1,r other reun diot, d not dry u p Ibe dlsoe in the blood. ('oustl ullonal Debility, brought on by selfn"'. a met terrlbl.. dl.eaae, wbleSfc Ihi.u .1. iiri. tn iit.llnw.lv n ... , . i . ... i ihoiuuuda in untimely grave, thus b . 1 1 .w. : . ...... . - 'unnaut nope i paruiita. aiol bllgtilliiK In the "" ' glerlou. ambition of many a noble toeSh. can be cured M ihis infallible Kemedv. Andaial tnedlelne which itiuat In tieflt I'vertbodv. rr.nn ihn I Invall.l, no iniual U tu bo foiin l m-lliiv ill. i mm m , u.w nun . iv, ' iii,i . LMHUI.D'ri IIIOI.V CUNCKfCI HATKI) 00MP0UND FLUID EXTRAOT 8ARSAPARILLA. ....I t ... u ..... L .. For purl fylnf Ute hl I. retnovlujr all dl Imprwpeneeand In Ufa, dkm Ul?"1 i ""I' nr. .111; ironi i'Mi'n er a p m i . 1 1 Hl U III' Ii II if. 1 1 ja 1 1 1 se 1 ii ual known lalt Kliunm, re m od) for the neuiu iioau, i iteration m tue none, letter, iMaiple. mi Ilm lace, and all e.l) ernptlon of the hklu. mia artlclo I. i.i.w i.re.erU.. I I., HI (if t.iaa aome Of t lae eounli pracllii lit nfferwd to t in... i dlatlnguUhvd phyylel.n. u, tt,o rounlry, sad has protod more ehlelcnt In practice titau say prwparaUou ol Sir;irllla yet offered to the pnl. he. hi--r. in., a ..f ndart Nnbtl.. m.i .,,1 i rml ruP.ua .11...,. i have aeUtelr ii i ott i' 'l -ii th liiciiraiilu um ia nr iii.I Hu II. .h. Dlil. I, I. ml lur i , M i ery Blöde of treatment that eeeld be I in ., ...... i ii 1 1, i. ii t.rlti I nit e a mpln. i I tary effut I ul tu'a nie.lli nm in iirja.lini mm H ov I eed lume of ! lie reri Nt el of I.. . i. , I per doll ur ll Ixitlle. do ,i ti Hareprllla ' " gib lo one gellen of Symd of K "lualiti, i '"(' (J I SStd by H. I . HKI.MIIOI.I, he. nut btreet, neor the inr,., i id lite rniiHU-ipiii.. TO NK HAH ti F " Änl.. " "', ! i'eai -ra All la I rof) net Of or agent ' i ' i I m 1 1 1 jnttell-l) Groceries. II V aim a i.r Vutiiia H)aiiii,tJuiipiiiler,liiiprtal III IIU. k Teaa lata rae and wall tetdof late . .,'. ,, ""JaraiU. tk Mat fl a.llt.Lai. Ill I 11 , flail, Window I . Umis. ausmleaa an I 1,11 I'arpel l hall'. otl.iti .11 IUiiium, wild ...ary inivlu aau n -. ..il . i heat ., naliii.ee, war aallaiu. tt'ii . 1,1, an in ii, I. ii a I i t toe lo

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MAY -BT. OBTAHnCD FBOM R. P. PROSSEN. PHONETIC PUBLISHER, 436 FIFTH 8TKT. CTKIKSTf. O. AMERICAN PHONETIC JOURNAL A inontkly Llu-rary 'iiajtaxloo r forty ifttt pajf a octoivo, etored with llwrtorica! and Mlareltatieou matter, and fyrii lulling a Ut'pottory of Art.Kctenaa, ml .1 Ajrrit ulture, tofetber wlih a c iIok fand oMofon&allon for ihr anerat road r. It I iiealiy printed on good paper, and ambelllahud each ontb artUi a Steel or Cvppr Plate KaaraTtog. JT'r'A boiitfourhonJred dollar worth of SPKCIMI N M'MRhK.i liaT alreiuly been aentont, and It Slit aSbrd pleaanre t IU publiaber to upply laauy persona who may be dealrou ofex.iinlntnK It. TERMS, 82 per annum in advance. For PrerolBBf to Agenta, we will aad, for 3 anbacrlNm, a PhonatTc Hew TeaUmnwt, 71 eta; fur H, SmalloA 'a Pbouetlc Dietiooary,Teatament, !: -porter' Manual and Voeabulftrf , and ii Mannal of Pbooofrapfcy, So.ün. The Sral volarae of tbe above, handaomelv ! tiound. Pnre. luatraid. SI.30. llcportcr K rini.i.al and Vcabnl rr A completi' rulde to the art of V.rbalim l.'oimi Hue, hy Reoa Fttroan and K. P. Proaaer. PrU-e 7 oeaii.-!i' r cover; hanu melv l.oiunl In iiiulia. st.no. Hi mini ( Phoiiorapliy ; by Henn Pitman. Tbe -cond e(ilion of $,600 I norreedy. Prloo SO ceat KuporW.r i-lotb, forw.--K an Kxtra,7A cte. The F'taniitrg-raulilr jrtap;axiu A nmntbly Mlicollany ofHclonce: 5fWand Knlertalnmeut.ba tbworreoadrDfr atyle of Flionoraphj. i'r year, in advance, ai HliM,lt ruplilcCopy Mips; An auractit, ainjeioi tneffTiiem s.ti t vo. price"ct. sent by wiay In roll of Ore. tho avolitlng rreakinf awd Inary.Sl. Kotla of eleven. Sij'fosictlc Primer, Iiurodoemg eereral ""' nnd attrartht feature. I Oct. a'lrat Phonetic Itouder. Paprr blndlnr ! i -..-nl ran j -i i.i i . riinnnKr c hau. a u..w mr.,( b,.tirui Pkart nauglnal expUnalioo iu -wrnion pdnt, and practical attainment of a eorrwetand efleeilve do. I llvry. .'CbyM. Prlf ."iocti. Mount.-. I .... , i var wllh roller, 5 1,'. Phonetic Tatklele. The leiten eftSe Phonetic Alphabet, printed on thick card, Prioe 9A cant. Jfy.A Deacrlptlvo Catalogue, with Speehioin ; RhoeU, will Ue ami free lo any pert of the lattcd suito, or the C-.naila, bv addreaiing a aSovrJune Ii. I8&S. Aaron A. Colter. . OHOt'KKY I'ROmit'll AM I'OMMJKM'c. mkiu ham . 8.K.COK.NKK (F KKViiM H ASI MAIN! ClNCINft AXI , tfll. 49-lyr- . I ' tt, V- ..'r-rrr1 -rr. I .1 17 T I 1 1 1 lafaFT tf, T? S SViin iVI Vj IlllUHlV. ThIRTi STRFFt BUSTTf F.EIS BAIN & 5Yl'A SORK, CINCINNATI. J W00D8, PBOl'BIXTOB. PADDOCK & MANSFIELD, S try all kutds op xjvcuTJLSjrt baitx NOTES; pay tin hlgh-l price for bros.-ii nk Money. All reraltlaiieoaaeut a from tbe eonatry for discount will reeeSre Immediate attention, and return made by the nest mall. Krokoo money of alldoaertptlou ia worth .om.thlug, and by mailing it to a yew, will get lie valoe. KoeoIleetUt march ( Dr. J. PETTIT 8 American Eyt Salt rPHIB ARTICLE IB X presented lo tba ."nl"''"'" . '"7 nubile a an sstornai '. eofcllng the paliJand dangprattendiun tbe intrixlut-Hen of Cnustle. Mineral, and Eye-waahe. with asuranee of It valne as a core fur the various dlaof the I YI. of Acute or Chronic Inflamatlon.wheUiorl by rrrofu lo us origin r otherwise; hohlllt; wpne .vurve, urauuiation ot Ute Mds, lilcoralun o. tbe Lachrymal aianda,and Weakue of Vlnlun ironi mi) c.ni-. rrln- til lee 3 et, per box. For sale by M. W. HAfl.F.. Brookvil... Sti.l hi MriirawlaU A. ...1 1-1 ., .11 .. W 1 -- r iWWIt lliej 1't'Ririf OIVrBII; S AS a W 181 U J J U NO. H'2 Sixth St. bftt. Walnut A- Vin CmclNNATI, OHIO: The 'no axteaslvo aud beet Munnfai lerer in the '' I nlteo Htates. i ORIOl.tATOK Or All. It KW b'TVLK8: Has taken tba Mghet promlam at all tbe Kxblbllion: Saye the best material cheap for cash, which enables hlwtosell SUPERIOR WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES, . Allow a otliun ti ll Inferior ariu lei, PAINTK1) aniIJII.T NIIADKMof beautllul denign. BWFK I un.i U HI I K Holland Khad,Tr1inintnt, Plxtun vc STOitK hll A URN Mlnteeland lettered to or-1 ' i.i-pairiii;t i'i jouMiiig- in ecu. -ml at.onoetl lo prompiij . mat 0 SS ly jones wmw k CI y ' SOrt KMOBl TO Lti J. D. AC. JOKES, Wbolesale Dualen la DRY GOODS, No. 19 Pearl St., Cincinnati. John I). Jenes, ) . Caleb Jene., i F. (.. Huntlngto Oeo.W. Joaes.S U.J.Jooos. aaay i- ly eM.or.iaa. jo. eLaaw iai. x. hlbrm Maar luni, Tlorth-eatteornerof Walnutand Col-, ambia'troeU, t.'iBoiMMaTi.UMin. . mar 94 . 1 1 v sm tW To;, stft ' llroRdwaynnd Fifth treel.t'lneiunatl, Oblo. MonumenU, Tomb, aud terato Mono. Marble Mantle and Statuary, Uabtlrmal Fonts, Maaral Tablets, Urns, Vase, (ianlen Figure, f ablneiand Counter Slabs, Ac. Ire, constantly on baud aad l"n rn t --. t to order. r,K ''rsd.upplied with Marble la Block and ft?.i, ,,w!; "l "rdor :it I '.".I lr . , I . .1.1. 1. .1.1 ....,..... I fll'I'V r I II I ' I V II I II IJ 1. I.' IV I ' 11 III 1.7 1 U I II j It i ' i' imm or Pboicat, DAiapbrne, Uurnina Flulil nnd Spirit Las. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL STJUOrOTHS, nk..AAl f..O..HA.. nennOG LnarCORl IOr neCuiylng - WWW, tltü IW SpWU. I i.i in mi I'Hoeuaaa i.aar. Wiioi.asLB aan KT4lt, .No. 0 College lluildlag, Walnut rlt., Kaal lde, betweoa Fourth and FlfUt Mrnu, iu .) 1H ly t IM I.N.N ATI, O. Water Cure. THE TrSDranOnSD lUpnrr FÜLLT im. w I w M. M .. ,w w . , rircin. .1,1 l lllllli II.U ..... I !).,.. II ...... I'l tidlaiiit, I In SueeemliJ operatieit. IIa BSS tKeit a p. set, i -ii.e r of tbe Hydropathie sytlem for errl yesra, both In llerinany ami lu this eoun try, at"! eouibinlux wilb It yUinallc exerelaws after Frefoor l.,ak' K)tern, which i so uo t twwf m Hy practiced m thu liutittatUc llslli ol liodoii, rotersburg aad lierbu, he i enabled to, oiWri raulloul hiuI 1. 1 wed y rare of alt eutablodUeeee eat Cor-aniitjptloti, Asthma, Dyaiiepala Ferofala, lliiei.inatnna, Coul. I'rolsptar ilkerl, Curvatures ef Ihe Spine, Ac . Kor par'tcolar. a.Plreaa A DK. F. I'l N'l V, Cottage Urove, Uuloo ro., Ind. Jun M-nin. TO0OT8AND8B0, ND SHOES. irafaiaaaiHoatcarefuM) aelect nil Mboes they .have ever oOert V i'i tthjlock d. atay te by HAH. ot Moot a be n at Mo . I Corns I.IMi Ol'NTRY MKHOlJANTrt W'JS TO CAM. AMU KXAMlNit if Itmik ami HUtlenery whb h rythleg lit iH.ib dt-partmeni. I by täte; or amnll itealer.. iU manufarturli t tn ..riler nil 1 In "ilia, ae.l bate ready, to ml ... n I up witb espeeial rue ream to ti i l.l.l. ol V Odern PMiet, hnii-ra. Mottltl., MII.MTAI II, KKVrt ill., ... ll!) I .' i '. . .1 I'.iuith atri.ot. "Time is Money." III. II . f I II Si , . -ll. . .. I a. mill o , I.I.K V mm. l.i.,r II. II ' I I. . ... .....Ui.il, .. haii'l a ffeneral aaanrt men) nf lawnlf ), Watches, flocks. , all uf ap.i.ina, raaora, and A a great rarluit ul 1 FAMCY AtTlOLB, 1 in h ii .ii ll i kept I., . la i.i pareil alao to repair ..Id jewelry. and Unit and i i i i w tlelies

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j muri ......... 1 SAAC STAXTB C0 , STJXL FA' J, öTFroi.l aoU Jul ii .lr cei-,l ur Sonae No. 1ft front itrect bf. Walnnt. IVoBuanaracturn a OMaSSjAel and durabllln .and caae o' oprrki We aiace tble otal lewi'stin milt, by win. h meal wa convert to a atoeh fae'l II!: 1 : t b few1 1 pgt In on awd tabu i o We inauaSJetevie bortalne na doable feared, i beat vtXe wffi grusd wheat, eor,e"'i Tor li-aiu, ba vp be i compeilU' onr i-!ty to carO ol wa aaanl aleo loek at tu o ai i AU ' water orhi operarto In lfiSO.w! aplendld t Ar. -L i awd iam 1 nperattoa. j are All oerartlcli no lr n; on r nmu-y nfuud llv a fn i 1 deK and uoluluea, daniphlrl. lo t dlAAure ieeBtaj No 1 11 afow , wbl Htatu fair. Wh'" topped ciu To the al cob-leed 01 twill re w lib a cob that took 11 fall.agair can tiraw :. I Come.atja -Seti't Ve leg like walling straight Little Giaii i PeUeutcd .Tlav C IKS4 .i,,).,,- . i 'JÄilü " erfjri Ui'il lanocr tavor I ll-i.I.- ! p,rlor Knr eewvewteaeeer oleb from :; ' Ixe, ran be pnt aovirirq tun ueoo arilü r uaivSt ererj s'uu "sUir' land the pant K. " . Snd I taentary manner, t hese Mill. are guaran , ease and eonvenlen,' f i allaineSbeloru rhu uhncr16'r is aow rannrr or t-ianklln tern and uu,s o suit ui N( ; tocbiriK tho li .tin com, in bttshrl I So. Sat ' a Mo. 4 at Oi, w I twe hoi... Theee anils wt ! su) j lace on tho I Sole fatli PrnidtrsaCwoa Proclamation. T7TTHCTEÄ8, the rtraori!f.ry tuA a V w eedenteadessaudTutthai .iiBluala, aralion, 'lil, TlltRIO, palm off oibcrarUoiaeslia anee, but at-oletelv woi " Wright V Fremlnm Kt rlv eo roeetvio- an art virtue for rctcrT ,.!.. d di venting it ratlins: off, dlaoaa; aud entirely hair dyes, aa It excite supply ol Its until rn' atvtugtbe hair a dark Im u riant growth. For sale by every drugglils aud morchi Slat.-.. Cgltt in thoeU,aw A liberal SU I'rlcc Cei oaiit to vaholoi is per bottle. lTtTKU T. W Agent:-M. W vlllei D. U. Di AgenlseMLLLN T E A S I) A L E ' S VFW YOTt DTE IIOÜSE 18 A FOOH 81$. lifv iipn.in.x;. Hitu ii in eisttsL Ms gss D) oUl JiMS W and fait dec MEAT Ob'f JESS. VI ;( Hfjf , A L A W JiyjT, OK llAllpS eMMiBAT Msrasare or t bliie that avury fan Porialo try Need ltore,Xr dec IS IV OsW FEVER AND AO UK MIXTURE, For Chilli onJ Fever t, firttiitUni smo waioRrs Q2p AHD Ad Ul is A KRVRf I hl in ifurwt xiii U Ihn ilium rnua i teeelviwf, wan lief.,,, lue , , llnp, ii Iura, I tlly. i-mi. Cnii-lliM. Ni Vh"leae ae.l I I,,,! WOilKiS U And F Hid". i IM INN ATI. Sr AU order. ,..aelly ailed an I wairand ilfnll weight. Nov. ll,ejj,4). I yr.

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IIIATI. a large aeeotWaaewt of Agr I ai I c:. :i ptntlt Ma ratter Uoi. l Of i i a w I ut tter, i.td.-r : H. TVTFWEB, lanafartoren aexl Heeltre I APIS. : i Wholesale Md aWtaU 1 sr aOCEBI, l l.M nATI, o. IgWt mattet price paid for K AOS . and other IOC . ittly 'S CHtATlat!! 1 1 Jims (nSll VsiclatiT rmtrr a nw wnnnsb A..: .' the RaUoMlTreeeaei 'livi.' . rSBBBBB StsiKsHto a4 Ism jeaaitT ror saaaty esrS labor. DQlUeeeef Appre to eaaeiet r. Lews eT ttoUtwde i i -i mm. ui tmet. DUaiaeet. HeeS A ewe. i of Ihe Kjea, le of man. . tKCII OPDI.I iineatrtatBl feet thttt may easily be reeseved w Ittsietall tra.t. eleerlV mi taaJr aew aad bsghly eaeeeasfat at, w "-i oj tae auuor, ibid er M h etery ue ts eeeMeS r'ut:lh . h nd st tbe least DOOattbls -by il tbe advertised aoeSraSM taady aJdeeea. graUtwaSS ' ; ..t pattt) tw poatBM tatWfje 1 lev, no. 17 t. IBB WBe3 ivtrsa ssntt .DI'RIENDSAND len.t bimI lb tr.fi is ef täte late devote i ray whole state Tailoring bmc modelled ana r-attoe tbe .lore tertasatl. teupled l- Uie Ifnt, Jt oppotrVe The Coan avutia, and harlag rreelreal a aew asut bevjsrif i : i.orlatetit of Lothes, Cosimers, Twcsds. Vestlnfi. ftc. &C , 9X. 'nun BaS eitv. 1 wfrrTnateto order every last'rlb lou ofcletatag. Prooa say uat etiisrtssiee. eavi rta sal t, heretofore giveai. frWi l.-uit.ntl aJ.all d. aide te give omits and ull mlaficlion le II ei o may five ate a trJeaV My dftek aril: ia syU found cea plots even taszgairulatasr u Um bu.iaesa. asut raBa sweat I t. int. will Uc lepi ou band, ae j ecnoiii . ti lai.oi owa tawte, ej wen wt laetinggoodi efa ehuaperkliMl aaar eesl ...-ernnee thai the will he laHsied, I least Uwar wbo bare k aeera tt aad i to Cor ittaay years past, will agnbt kaaesatr tapaai '.lie : t f their patronage, aad I shailaae all iv oraSsaaarstoglveUe sajae eatlsUctHveSk.il avetuvaruUdy done huietotore. TOM BCBTOS. A. mt 'ere u ! Stasi saSsi Ar aesat. UKEAT V, VKtlAI.Nb. , ... 1.. .. a t - -j--- r- J nigsjf Tal ' . IIPET 8TA BL18UMKNT. in '.be Salted KUtteat Se. ITS saatsaS. J.C. i'lMitt ALTtCe., Isapvrterse: ugll.aS wed Vrenrb Carpels: Ave spat-forte sale . We have B-.w ee betultae aaeat eaiaale and elt-giLt aasurtaucut f rich lliliSllsasj VetTaneatrv aad Sraesevt t'arpeu ever eSktred i til market; imported from the evleoraieat Bmgiiain.uiart.rj ( 1 ,)le ( rvply A tee, aepe. i'lt furouretty trade- 'H . u.'epl) lap t, lagralB'i ea rtlne, flne an : omn-nii legrala VeneUan 1B! me. Stair Carpet tteaK-JiNtpteetwef stafSh "I ApafSaeei 'Floor u.i i leUi ef the eevreeftetf Ve tin rlt.tet) . tuarel Italian PreeeO aad Retell tniingk, (rum t feet to teSkoesgMa. at all priee so, the letg.wi aud most eiveastre aeeeetesewt rl. .. arut "le.mU Certain 0BU, Hilt BeWtlee vyindtiw rtbadee. Tbepobllc ere therefore ;tie;eat S taamloe eur larye stoek . wSltab erfll a.iown al all ttmaa. Oar goods are all trrai.ted to be le nerfeet order aad wilt be eoM per than the cheapest. S.v. i ir. wait. a ro Booksellers, Publishers & Btstioners, 43 Hain Street OinclnnaU. VI4-: uavoeteef the largeat east awsS-SSSaSaWS T toek In the wkt. Oer tteck embrareeva beet weaSa SSI Theology, M aicitte , Leite, Afp, nnsce, Arretlfiwrr , History? Travels, Tales, mamoirt, rmsoaopay, eye. siidaeosaplateasaorinient of ail tar moi Muiiei.u Houkaoui. i.hed. Oarstoea of .SCHOOL bOOKM ewsMseos all books of teenta.ed la Uta WaeUroa . .Hing So.ik t.. t ir ueira. Ost sMK si .tatdiiiory raiiirwie. m r; variet of H4safeSaake JlÄpÄvwÄSS t - na.. i i .t.it) V nscbbi.t a flail arla l ' i lattic r.Cep n d Bote Pep r v, fca v lefjei , wJp pwr,SatMii llüerdi. tab, Au, , Oar or fabltratloa. are too well kaown m workswfUiehtgbeat snerti.toreoaire moeeümi, ir .....1. i: ei ue mm i proiLiuetii wbib are clsu! ' v sTAnr, o. nicftcomptete Works, SoUlu'saaeteot Hleson, PltaareSI Litm.b'tHscuior Josepkat, etc. we I utile ajl ' . r i i'i ha d.iok, le irlve Hi aeeli.Ba we a met t sre see ar tbe in saob tadeee c u .uh.il v beeetctS). II. II mmnm & mum. Views ofBtrll.Mngs, Lkaaet. -, rorltaSls. itt nntaa, Bfan.Phow Cinla. ler.e. Dntfls,UUej o uttang. labels, etc, be. MIODLBTO.N WALLACE. So Hi Wain at Street, o.u Fellow Sa . Itskatawiai;. Not.it. iwii is. lpa. PATIVT Snrhur atltlle 'Vrrc. TBS GREAT LA BOB aad expeeee, era artuoweaahlrdlo Tarnish these uitrtvatWd Ti tieo tree SStMeaeb 1,1 iiiiattiily at abort oetlee. rrire, oaab. IK .vrt.W. t. OBUB.V tii.'Ji.M uh A SAKS, ' uinutaeiurvrssud wkol'aaledealeteta BaS llerf, Wsrrrware aad Ceaeb TrisasalaBS. Va. t ' hurh HuiMiutr., Walnut street, t. iucteaatl,QSe tve alto have a full supply of oar PaTBjrr litis villi: colleob. IWHI institution ts now ready tereeedvwany uinuberw! touti.geallemeriajaS owjtf la etes.and efford them the best offaefutfea rorel.talnlagatboroogh edeeatloa. The I ' Urgeaii.l oou n. n- Uie hoard of laatrnction 111 b m rested aa the waats olhe laatallog demand. Thwe yewagsweavtaS satieiBaweasi legraduatcat older rr.tileioaa,wtl4astalfvaaaulrrthe preparatery stadias here, where lae IsSst i In .-. SB t tee large Mr SnarsalSais, ma e aot taught by snder jSai SBlisTai stitariotM. Yoe.-ikTl.diee. aa giad i.e , r iprmte dlalataae. n be bad In weed families, aearlAtr ettwo .'..i. Ian per week. Yewwg I the mit i. etat aLotUisly cea btper . .1 ti 'ti i. raasre from tmjsm i., ler wtta ten per ivr I oiftirlheti . V 11 I Sdvi ji'u. ata r iii ' vine d. Sah.S ISM. EST t MM SU KU last. PEEL & SONS OINOINNAVI DYE HOUSE. o. fT4 WalaiBts BsawetSa r. i, Mtthaud Neveath. one door aofUt af tr et linn... ( f H4!151tAl 1,0. 7 leam rllladen. IsHMaySatSs- ' are prepared stall i a lie. rar Xbawl. the Wlwsrtag ful eearTei. tV.rk HI B, aj ill sSsSes tf wees. Sa(mm. aariw , pi. Nkt Nine. M nr lee Sin SjSroae , Pteeea Orer eod Nerve Umb, Aa. ii. rating I. paetan.al. i llliatai at wtta terpata Bp SBv i. . pping. also tim.iaSs SBi M I...H ual. r.r ail i r4 at sjaria, . .Sila ireMeswltemtaSkMSSsjaSa t .netited and mad to W. 0 i. Unit, iuit4 wvaUasketara nn fudge froia w naitber eae, rtaa womI.I eat I tbe iitee tine ef the pah ii, if. .-. ... aii.i.i in., r la-Hi paasw.eai ii lue liM.le.wa. Baa . orl Die llnaa. I I HB ' h in, etberbnaea. KKANICI4N MACHINE SHOP, A i I Uk HUiiOK ILLK COTTOt KAdTOMY. WILL BIRCH, ISAM hi, nil we eat Bit AL aWJettn art (M M..W.I .I reOSVI. -. I'eiHp. t ogt, M 1 " i ' etl...., Ar . I I'aleirt A iMr NarvO etp) SlKti 4 Seiee mI .k4.k, 'I'l Wpe Btvl law. '1 I tl. u give, to r list. 11 .tlg.Bl.daU kt.iil.el 'ti.ik,t4

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