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Bill IrniiKKil mlwrtvmoit bim( t at BUSIHESS DIEECTOEY lARCHlTECT. A.ea lit aklwl tfll L f ft.- OSioe over the National txonanteBank. 1J Vi ATTORNEYS. nBAIEIf NAIH X . ...t .-vATTOkNkKH i'l UW- ...- au bbv m . Omoe.lto. 6A boaU ,igb lU-i at. Am boa Builds Inc. ATTOHAkVVAT-IAW AMI ATOR 411 AH EDW1HDT, PtUNI. ,., ATTOW V-A'T-LA W A Sotary Pnblle. y T.(-JfliaeiuBpa'hiil4inc. 1TriLaORaWtOBRtlfF. T ATTORHK VJA.T-LAW. ' 1 Offlee- hoalh Uin alraefaAulMa BalldfaBj. AUCTION 4lRg,jC0SfiIISSI0N. J e. AoctiairndJeaIer1a RealJiUtaBainja- U. BEAM Vr-.l. KS.T WaaaltaWaawaa.. va Varbef and Hair 'Dremr. Hot aad Cold O Book andjra. Blank Book Vmofaotaren, BOOTS.HOl; Sinn W1LLIAIB A: CO., . 144 Bontta . High street, -jutt reoelTed. an eleaAirt aMormient. aw (tyiaa. low prioea. iet BlaaMxaU. Df.UMp4iU4-; ,!,na't f:.-l I tba noted bonea for rood Boota and Bhoaai tiMaprfoMk Maw Klook jtmreeeiTedi " XUiiJealere to iaubarak and rha'0xt).i Alio. vufti.msm xu (ia nwcjfl oewer ripe, ,, ,; . COMMISSION -MERC ANTS.' 'OemauMlea. VertraMIaA an Pm'm.U eantfftaaiaju,Uti ioitr, o 87 W. Abroad -r ,. tojuaw u- CORSETS." ' --e Dacataotaren and lieaiin in Franali. Oar- 4 itenIFranat and Amarioan tloneU, e. an 1 f r-r UUUparaliouae.' TRpCKBUY.r&o..; J Wbolenale and BeUll. Dealer la China, Qaeeeiwaie, Ulaat; fiated Uoodi, Lara i and I Lamp c uiarae. Wholanl.anJ Plil ilI in CroT. VmiJ- ULua. CIhUoi, Ptaxed Uooaa, Coal OU Unupe, Ao. ,-,..T r.tiAt.T 6tf&&C&u-treat. PEOTSTRT:lfrT -eV-rlTT VAMJW:t.lUll4Mtroivi - 'J?."" . . No.l8lastBroadstreC Weaa to be the a.. G. liaai, DKllTI8t.-tTha-wa.ta1 . of Dentistry, ineluding Dunn's Impn Atinaral Flaia. ttftiee 14 and tt-Q para Bloej, atviaa ImproTM Li c0mui ax 'V,, 'e'iJealBra'ta.Draaoda- WoHnna: ff Oil UTS, Cloths, Alauings. toaadasTBata, Capa and exruy naaunauanraen. nui-B-i n JsJvo(ttAJ1 Ac. po,.,i. .......... CajWalrHraflntl.OB CIotns.Curuins, Dtarle and Fioy HrTtjoodna p. - ; . , 1 : i . ; - 'A.ek M . SS. AAV, e. Wholeaala aaA 4tatU Damlaaa I MtMlanl faney Dry Uoods. AA. Maauiaoturars ft lVadiea' Clue mass. - - - . , 13 0. Ulgu II Si reel. TiMAIJ A'aa A'.AiaAir tiou Auatas, JU f.Krura 4 Co, cash dealers inDry Goods and otirm, Ual oouth Fourth lUeat. ' ' JAIA NAU,H Wfl, t '., i - -. Wholesale and Retail Dealer U Dry Goods, N auth ton Building. N us. llfl and ISel bouth iligj. Itreean'v i anil .aviU'- ' "2. 1"'. .". '! s m1 . m . '" 1 1 r Km..-m m via e a stjiwsra . Dealers in staple and Fane Dry Goods and Gents furnishing Uoods,No. 4 Neil House, alA.L.aaaaaA. casAk 4s Ale.,.,- , ol 'Dealan in Htaplo and Fauey Dry Good. . . e...w .j.. .1 o. W South High street. AC MaAA.atk Ac IJO., r 1. e Foreigo and Domestio Dry Goods. ClothJ. ura, eto, soloBth Hih streaU. -DRUGGISTS.': oi JOWfHHiTTr'x -' .i-'--- People's Droc otore, b9 Booth High Bt. Pre aerlpiaoaseaaeiuUy ootnposimled Mall hours.' - l-VEVOT UBtU ITOBK. JL T"" ; JOHN 8. KOUKRTS,- Drag glit and Apotheoary. e.JU-u'. iHotahHiaatide: -" '- - MAMPLE At MH aO4, WHOlibSALli A UK rilli 0ROGGWT8. . i1! V ; .loo. Poath High ot., CMuinboa, O. ' B MATr;; HtttCK. sk CO., ' ; w aoiesaia ana naiAM.Airuagut. and Deal an la ytyifii JttdIaineA, "aaaaai .. .a'"-.- . . af ae jiortn rugo, street,., -ENGRAVERSa- B laA ' AV Dasignara.' kngravers. and Publlsfiara, Kotav ignara.' bl Teaii ' 1 Mu rial aad Seals engrared to oruer. ,1 JV7 Alia ,10V ooaui uign itreov -UtIURNIIURlis. Ao. COAimejraCAMllET CO., '-- -i "'. Maoafaetarers and W holesala and TUtafl Deal er la J Bin 1 lure. Chairs, Matlrassea, eu. . . . Ao. aoi Bouili Uign bt, (Upers lloosa).: OHIOFl7UNITTJRfe.CO.,.. .,.,. , , . w i",u'Ktur?ri.'t "'olaas r uraUW Whole.. 4 I HOOP. "SKIRTS-' arx HKtLUMvili Aia lalaMfeetamMdWhelerereBeej'erfi "BPearerij Hoop faklrtaMAUuraeta.- Also. ad r aoor UeaOa,itxMsU HOWE SEWIND.WACIINK S. . A X T a Dealer la siuaiaal llatebaadUax BaeAa. k tionars aaa aaoer uooaa aaeiaraiir. oneeuu a for the eaiahraae kliaa Howe 4JuleV aiedai oewtaa kaeaiae. e.ai4 araatk AtiaA atiaal. eea. Riea7 t'aAo fm .am I .'. 1 n-a : . -9 1 -r-n . BUSniiSS DIIIECTCEY HOtJSE iFDRNISIIINd. B ABMTBOBinto.. Ej Dealer in Manflea. Stores and House Knr aisntnc Uoods. Alto, tin, Uopper and ebeetlroa IV are. . I . j I n Jb.al Town ftreet r ) 11 1 . 1 (A KENS Ic btcjakt. fV Haas Furnishing Gofdf,-lfmtIert3ratas.T peppaa, Xiav aud .Uhael Iron, Stareajind AiasAlaa j- .-. . . 308 Doutn Higa street. a TON, TAYI.OK & HITFF, - t. Dealers in Hardware, rionee Foraisbina 0ood Viabla and Slate, Idantles, Grates, Hti yes, fnrtiacea. Ac. M fiorth Hmh street. .1 , HATS UBS. M.' M. L.AX WI (KnceeoaortA E. HATS & CAPS. -4- Lhu Uaalm1 In Haa. fJana. Forraad titrawOooda 1 South Hi street. 1 . I il:jv,i - (iSian Uelden Hat.) HOTELS. SJATlOIIIAl HOTEL, 1 .:.:':T?i hmi fcu Wat U Corner Bichaat ite Denot. - " .? "' H, PAVipSOJT. Proprietor, ATEN HOTEL., . aad Town streets, 'it s-f fi'll i fi. j, riLUUjM 1, rToprleton ZaTTLEH HOCW, " '' . Corner Fonrth A " friend sta. Commodlone honsa and ex tensira stable:. r n I - . ,Ai, A. WOWEKS, rranrietor. . INSURANCE. ndsmEorrccT ncTiTAru iifb V loraneeCoinpetty. Aaseta, f 18,000MO. ' , WM. JAilldON. Agent. (Jolambas.O. NEWKIBK niLTEKBERGER, OENtBAbAUESTSBeeuritTLife In.aranee Company, . Mo. A Opera House. HOITIB INgCBANCE COmPAffY OF Columbus, O. apital and Assets, 486.6H.J7. W. C. At, UAlvEK, Peo'y. Offiee. Hot, tk T Opera Honse MILLINERY GOODS. c. 'Wholesale and Retail Millinery Goods. . -101 H. ijigh straat. Opera House blook. If I BS, A, DOWNING; Ak Dealer in Millinery; Straw Goods andTrim- mlns. -Ko. 47 Jortb High street. . . , f H. WILKIE, , Dealer in slillinerr. Press and' Cloak Trim- .mines nd raney Uoods. 130 South Hiab streets : MERCHANT - TAILORS. SCHAr HAfTMEN el MOHLLEBEFi, Merchant Tailors, aad ;pBalerr in Uenta' Fur. ihing Uoods. ' ' ; . . S"-rTrlWArlEK, : - - e Merobant Tailor and Dealer in Gents Fnr hintOoods. Also agent for the Diamond Hhirta. 1 ; , ' oontn nwn street. T HE OHIO "IEHOHANT TAILORIHQ ).. 186 B. High St. Genu' Ready-made Clothing el- ealts made to order. wesson band 1 Alerobant Tailor and Dealer in Clothlna anA . 4iapts'FnrBisbin: Goods. . , . , aiu, w ziurta Lian sireei. f OHM 4fjr)lTKH, ' J rj-, -s .1 :. 1 w. . d MKRCHAKT TAILOR, 130 South High lb: Coioe stockof. Clothing eonstantly en band, v- l1, jraWS DEALERS. ANBBEWI at HtJtLfj, ' -' Nawra Dnalam. stanksallura .anA HftAilAnava No. 66 8onth High street, next door to Postofbeo. , . 1 in ifKK. XIMtiHTAlMm, ' - ' 1 N ewa Dealer: Bookseller. Bra tinner end Kinab 1 er.i j'ublioaUoaa la, twAh German and Eogiieh. t. aai outnHlt) street. . ; , i PAPER. WAREHOUSES AKDKEWts, rEBHI eV CO., . . ... ., - MannfaotuTeTS and Dealers in Writing, Print ing and Wrappiba Papers, 03 A 96 North High St.- ' NteTINS At nYEBS, . Dealers in Priming, Book, 'Writing sad Fine , Papers soVASA 40 North High street. " . .- ' PHOTOGRAPHERS-' J l ... if ALeBWII V tl'tVENs, PHOTOORAPHK'RS i " . nnw u J r si bob A Hfgi atreai. 1" I M 1 I I ! ! .' . II ! ill 'I ' n 1 e PHOTOGBAPHl?B,''ioT feoatli Bigh itreeU' fie tares made in every style and sis. - n J. ABCHEK. . ... XJ Photographs. Ambroiypes.'Gems, ato.j No. 134 donth High street !,,.r;;VPJYSICIANv; Et-Ft; orit'M.' a. No. AOeera Hom T 'IVests WsoaMfortn' Bye, iM. Heart, Tbruktaad AiBiiga. AlaOfDUeaaes- oi n omen anq voltaren. ) ! Tt!ni 1 91; PIANOS. . Jl F.alABBIIftCO,, k Wholesale and Retail dealers for Lighte A Co?s aad Haines 4 Bre.'af Piauos.r Also, tirgans, fctelodeoBA aid other tnucal instrnmenta. a-i wflunnniiaiinnj i' 1 'i 1 ; I.. 1 j1 li II UJ WUUVSi .o': -1 -vll cl i Anent 'fur Chlnkerina'a sadBnaanmnPU gent for anos. - Also, Orgem, Alelodeon and Kheet M naie.- . 1J aSoatsrBigatjreaUy , azaJIESTAURANXu u3 101 BANAT X-CMt4W; B-EBTAI7BAMT, Corner Btate aad rJhrhr treats. ) an c CHABDKTt' Al VfcB, Proprietor. i f;!,SEWING:MACHLNES. 'I M l"l !l n' 1 1 I'l I 1 tn A fiTitA iEWivfi nAdsiirt ks.'t' xV. .In beat in- the world. Nor. 1 an 1 Opera Beaaev -mini a m 1 WaiP-ialAiEL, Uenerai.AaaW , WATCHES .AND JEWELRYV r AVa - Dealers raFia Watehes. Clocks, JeirelrT, Psatadwara, bpeotaelee, Ao., . No. 11 Aaal lean Street.'! (, .i.Sij:i;i-l-i" -,u;1. .. i, n- Ci AXfc HAUKiAU14K'. , , , - . 1 1 Vrlueeeasora to Wee. Blraal dealer la Die-, moods. Waoli.a, Jewelry, Uve War and Bpee- taolBA.No.. Nail Home. . iT.iir.l f..j yini yj Fi A. At AV -.KQtJailEt)X, r.M.i . ' -1 ..,,1 1, 4 Wholesale and Retail dealers in Wateaea. Clocks and Jewelrr.i Ho. 11 Bouth Hiahatreeai v .n . STRICTLY WHOLESALE. ! TlANUiUri- MHAM.vak.ClO. JJ , Wholesale Dealers in Dry Uoods and Notions. ir- I and 4 ttwyaae Bloek, Town street. DEED. JONEB 4c CO. AV MaaMfaotarare aral W koiasale Daalera in Boots and bOoas. I'l.t Ae. fctiawasa Bloek. Xewaev. THE COmnEKClAA. BAIK. locate: In "-lasalrme' Rifrrk " snmtr Hiah and Lmt streeta.will beopea for bnsineea January ath,lriel-.-- Asoounta of ioiuTidaals aad firms aoiioited and satisfaaiion auaranteed lM'fcKK8T ALLOWED ON VlUJa Dl;P0Bll.r Uold and SUyer, f oreiun and Domestio txobsnge, bovernment Bonds and luesl seoarities boucbt and aoid. Paaaeae 1 iekeu to and from all tba,. prinoipal ports ia Jkuropa la- . gueoi ' . ..,...t . n e'J" ' TbaaboTAliaaK wui 0 epaaior toe iraaaaouoa of business, axei.pt paying eheoks. W edneaday and Saturday evenings oi eaob wank, from T to o'oloek.-decSO-eodlm ,1 . J. A. JliFFiikY. Cashier. - ('.""i i " IV For: Sale r or ReiM. - "nr y ' ; " 1 ? 'i ' ". " .' r '' ' '. :.H w ' ..MM.. '1. T ,1 -1 W u i-r .i.. -.t v... .L,i ii ..( niiil h'Mj: a.'.i.'t u -' 1 MB JBBMIKAB17B PBOFEBTT BTB looglng to Mary K. Kent, deoeased..aitoa(te4, on Moaadstrest, near 7th' eoblisting'of convenient' boas, wood shed. Ao.. va a rpaaloni lot ninety" feat frottVoD bandrad in depth. Good eiitern sd weiU fruit treei and flower garden on the premises. rVot rakftjirJLta'rins. enanira at W. K. Kent's aaetion roen,orba II ewa and Foarth. . JanT dtf : t I 'U Fi?e Cents -RcTftrd. rrrll.KEBAWAl-.vou x,aatK TO VV r . .1 W. RkOWNLOW. said . to baa 1 ik- Aaa iImmimit of Tennessee. Ha u k profession a 6ealsur, by trad a Aaut-r. All per- son( desiring par naneal investments oaa with pwr- I'aaiaafeUreutruathimWi lio iiiNiaiwri aiiui aar- b,,in . hnu anaaarea in lo. wuiaar Buiinaji, The above reward, also the thaoku of leveralrio- A ua .uvi. ' '. -- - , - T-JVT time, will b. Jjkrea (ot any rafuruatien' a to hi w oareaooaw, upoag apptioauoa itwisaarai jant-dlf , s .. , ...... - - , ,Thr '.Sisters ;6f Sti JTarj'i,; -XF TUB SrHlNGB, H ECBlt T Iilf . t J Somerset. Parrv eounty, will opea their large and apaeiou building for the reception of pupils on the first Mrmday lu rleptaober, lab. - For Board aad Tallinn. A7&. 0. sa aoA BW. aoeurdln to the aW - j ? NOTICES.":;;-. partment 01 toe papii, pB.JlwaA.CWV AddmBoI6i. f, - il, 1 .'-v. 'I- ' I .ugfl xJunVAAt, a$43..ll.Jutk4l9.,:M.an-.uJ BouUlUsk . p.4 DRY- GOODS. r -I GREAT ' . .1 w-.ii aTVW AH0 AFTER TfTESjDAf t" THE a' AAtU WWkJ Ui a-iauIXT, XODV. JFOK 35 DilYS, GIICDRIST, CRAY & CO., Nos;23,1251T it 2$ SVlI.gItStice 7 wui 111 : 1 r3i i ttn r GoodJf OXoaIalIxao;, A3z9A.lxJl a91a-x7-Xjaty 7 ' . ( ' , jrnxa.raSs "' tfcO. ' , - Alio Great Reduction ia the prie of B1 T1 It QtaTB, : ., r TTiciircr7--.r', fj -- Xa-7'-Bly ; '" . ' . SiUJugp,. eJbo Waaresole Annfai fnrtna aala nf tha RATtnm ! tS? From this date our More trill be tinted at 6 o clock P. M. until further notice. GILOHKIST. GRAY CO, Ho. S3, x6, 17 A 19 South High st. .lf.,..(J 'S i tic V . i - n 1ST .a 'at A i .,ir! IN ' AU W w '. ..a. i -. . AND , !WINTEH FALL i., if.,.. DRY GOODS: i j EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS ... .i-j Tin t , TO i J3TJY NT, U GH TO S! 10''. .""1 s .1 i: Paranasar ot Dry Good are eordially Invited .to , eu ana examuia tna - - i . , t . DRESS GOODS'...."... CHEAP! FANCY GOODS. v... CHEAP, i BaAWL8.A...................OHEAPl DO M E ST C 8 1 ..v............ .... .CHE AP SYERYTHI5G ...."f.;..'.':...'w.CHJSAP'r . .jr; ''-'H'! .1" (..-' . - via-;.-' tij,n--vT . " "i i ' JAME3 3 1 NAUGj3ON, aa, aW'A i 1 )ia'4c 128 st.uth Itia-b Street, " e - opeav-uijr CQLVHBvd, OBIO v,A''..i J f In i .1 BOOK BINDERIES. . 600,000 BflOlP.tfABffi :F0"f 1SDM. HAVE YOU r NV ROOKS, rIAGtZl J1C8IC. .. A.. that i bound in a niee firm binding, prioea? Books sent for and retui the oity by giving notice throug h. , m'. : i - :- , I'lAU Hints. SHEET yea wish, to liava . orbmrjtla. as Inw prioes? Books sent for and returned to aayparaof tne oity oy giving notice tnrougn postomoe, or at the:' ra'.' : " , . - , ,t. ,' ;.-: Franklia Steam Book - Bindery biIank; book mantjfaotow n.ot ua largest aad oe appointed uinderierin I. BUt, .. , i I , ,t . H awns a 34. 38. 88 N.rtat nifb treat. (Ovu Messrs. Nevios h Myers',- and Statesman I -, otoaia ranting umees.) BIaAMK AtOOKHl - - -"'' HL.AlJi4: BOOKS!! ' i BLANK BOOKS! ! if I Of Avery derorlrHlnn and quality, from the hi: heat to the lowest, printed If desired, ruled end bound to any required patiero, and superior workmanship, at the lowest prices. . f . Order from County Officers, Bankn,''Merchantr, rod' all Officers requiring fiC rKkiOR BLANK BOOKS, will be executed oromntlv. with our nar- aonal attantion.1 . '- a - . X eur patronage respeotiuuy solicited. , . i 1 f i i ! N. W. LEFATOR, ? oot3-dodsm i '. i i i f t ; Proprietor. ' SIB BERT & LILLE Y, Blink, Book MaDiifacturers, j fHlliltHS, BINUtHS AND fUoUSHtRS. Speoial attention paid to manufacturing first class J3 aUsVIVXL BOOKa of every description, with or without printed Head- inta. for COOHTT OyFIOnts, BRCBAfT8, atAKUrACTUBIRa, SASXSBS, SAUSUAV COBrAMlAS, AO. AW. Fall seta of Book mad. on short notice, arranted to live perfect satisfaction. warranted to give perfect satisfaction QPtffl hprlUeouly HOUSE BUILDINO, :. VOLUiBVS, OBIO, CLOTHING. FALL- AND WINTER GOODS. . l '. ! - t . 4 . .' HUNTER'S ;.. , Clothing Emporium No. S20 8outh High St., j "- :a ooIaVmbip,' oiuo'. r HATE JfTJS-r BECEI V jE D TBI JL largest and finest (took of Fall- and Winter Geoda srer brought to this city, sonaisting at French, - - aairll1i. and -. . - x5omeitlo Clotlub;' '." J V ... , . tJainxere-,, a&cu, For Gentlemen's wear, whioh 1 will mii at tb. low rt Cash prioea. .1 . Also keep ooastaaUy oa hand a wall selected rfoekof .- v.- a ..w - 1 ... . , , READY MADE CLOTH1NC. NAiiiiiiim K . , T il J.l-i:)'; iv'ij' 11 MEDICAL:' 1 .iir dvl. .:i;t . . " pTMTT.TA BIMILIBTI3; OTJBliil'UJi. -1 -,i T HCJttPJABElfawi ifiwT l.:.'.. dobieopatiiio iPEciricrs fTTATE PRbTED.'FROJT THB M08T AlJTtB ! u experience, .ail - anii mncn;. Dimpii Prompt Efficient and Bailable. They are the i t pnlj itedicinea Meaicinea Denccuv aoamea t. ooontar usey . i simple that tnlstakes cannot be made in rasing them ; so harmlessa to be free from dan- - - er, and so -enicienc an to oe atway. reiiaoie. hey have raised the hurheat commendation Xiom all, and- will always1 reniler aatialactlon." " " Koi. - ''" . ' " Cent 1. unres ireve'CoTinrm.MfrTtlms.a5 - kiiv t Worma Warml eer,iWarm Oxlicas Cry ins-Colic or Teething of Infante3S Diarrhoea of Chlldreh or Adults. .98 , Dtaexatery, eriptng, Billons Colic. M Cholera-lTfoi-bna. Vnrnliincr 9H V- ''Cengha Colde. BroncHtls.. I'M fi M . K.lir.lffU Tnnlhuk. hM.h. f i 10, 1 Dyspepala, Billons Stomach 25 irvan - Iiheuinatiana.Kberimtcpaina..l6 I A.U in aomearepwvpm VIA L,a,wtUlAtrKUORt . peHittinUtg doudU quantUit tach,jor... ....... .60 t ' Tht following art vlmpvtvptn vUii and art ' ami ol las tam mica Otoe bHtna. - A 16, " , Fever A; Ag;u,ClullFeTr,Affoe860 17, " -, Piles, blinder bleeding.. .60 .. IS,' Onthalmy, and aore or weak EyeeSO " Catarrh.acate or efaren'e,Innuensa60 - to. . 18, . " 17 . " loopiuK-Cougti,TioleutcoilghM -. A at limn, oppressed Xireathing.... .60 ' Kar Dischara;ea,lmpaire4hearingS0 '' 8ornila,enlareed irlands,awelliniis60 eeBeraxueouity,pn ropry. and scanty Secretions 8ea-stckneaa,sickness from ridineSO" Kldney-Dlrteaae,' Gravel.. .... ..60 ' Nervoas . AetillAy rjeminal . - . Emlsalosuv infertuataiy. JJia- charges . 1 00 Bore jTIontli, Canker........ 60 Urinary Weakness, wetting bed60 Painful Perioda. with spasma..60 .18,,.- , 80, , 8' Suflcrlnge at cbange of life 1 66 . ar.riiepay,Bpasms,tc.vitns uancel uo Dlphinerla, nicerated sore throat. 64) i ;- TAMIZT CASES tH B5 te 60 large viale, morof f ; or rosewood case, contaJnlna; ' ' '- I m apeeltte for every ordinary . ; : dleeaee a faro 1 1 y la subject to, , . aud booltaordlreclloua..... From 10 to tSS Smaller Family and Tra-rellnar cases, i , with so to 28 vials .....from $5 to (8 ' Bpeciflcs for all Private IMBeaaca,both for Carina" And for Preventive treataient,4avialaandpocketcaBes,t2toTS j POND'S EXTRACT, " " Cnrea .fjairna, Bralaea,- ldmeaipaa, Boreneaa.Sore Throat SDraiaa Tooth. acne. Earache, Nr-nralila, ltbenmt. Him, a,arssuaeOi a-uea, uoiia, Bunga, Bora Eyea, Uleedinz of tlie Langa, Hoae, Stoinacli, orofPlleat Corn. l7i em. Old Sorea. ..., -r Price, 6 oz., CO eta. Plnta, (1 MO ) by" These Kemedles, except- POND'S EX. t oau x , py ine eeae or single ooz, are Pent t9 any part of the country, by mail or express, frea f charge, on receipt of the price. Address Humphreys Specifics' . , Homeopathio Medicine Company, Office and Depot, No. 602 BnoaowaT, New York. - : Dr. HuxraaBTs is consulted daily at his office, gereonalry or by letter, as above, for all forma M - FOB BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ' A fresh arnimt v of the aSma .Int. mi tsamA anil fbrialo by- - -- I S...E. SAMUEL, -.,.1,, A.J- HimUBLI.ERand ' ' ElfSTON A GARDNER. CAUTION. .i-..,P. All freih anil ffAnnln. MmltAtn.. 1i,v. An .tia bottom of the box, er-in the oases, Humphreys' Specific, Homeopathio Medicine Company, Buy no others.- They are not reliable ' - ;" , j i 1-.' :: jylS-deodAwly .Dr. Burton's Tobacco Antidote. Varilihted to auon au, axsiBa roa Toaiooo. ; mlty'lf vtuttuou ana AaraifoM, aud Is alK ao excellent puv. 11 pvnJkM and eannaor toa blood, iDTigorateanke ay.iaii r.iiwa great nouriMung ana atrengilieBli er, enaes tha atomaeb 10 digeat lha heartiest food, sleep retauMTiog, aaa euaULutiai rabaat beallh. oml rAetciy or ttxty ytart cared, frlce Flftjienta per .box: PartVua. An iutareatfua treatiM on ilia Hiturioua eQ'aets of looaeco, with lieu of luktiaioaiMlar reftauoaa. 18, i: 11. ABBOTT, JeruFy lirr. rl. 4. w TESTIMONIAtS.'1 ' PoaraxsTKR-s TxVixo.-vr. 1 recaiveda box of Burton's Antiilota from Rev. A M.' Poalton, aun find ic a, . Mfual aura, i.. fl. SxtsuaV CoaootloDVlarrlaon Co., Ohio. . Fada THR TJ. S. TrXrurt, firetory-j Office. FleaM sen4arapyly-of.tb AJitOTa.'AeaMfwicaa.oNS ' iU WU-A SURELV. I O. T. EOOAB. Fsox Nrw HxHPSHlRa nsd.-tt TRraoir.Oentleriln of laQueoce here having been Sae4 of Ibaappelile for tobac ,co by niing Dr. Burton's AC thanriaBoenl af this laatttrTv - ... JoeEm MATOA'a co by wing Dr. Burton's AfiilBote, we dcaire a aupply for , I ardeiVr N. H. Stats Friann, A Banker's Trm-ikst. ' DrXftnrton's Antidote tor" Tobacco haM areommlimiari lII tlaimfr . ' t ,-,(.,,,W.Jlaj lv Jjal,,BaiJiV;aw Albany, In,: , A CLXROVW AW'FESTIlfONV. OlIReOX Or AXTIDOTX . cared my brother Xnd myaalf. .Jlz aEvxxiLS. - - -. " , Kav. IiSi-aflosaagsji, KalleJIf Kiatioo, Pa. PROM- THR l"OLtCX HBAnQUARTRRS, lvw, KABS. 1 Aaas gainvi AtXyUM pound of JUth in (ArV aumiA. by Airttlh mound of JUth in tkrit rjrtoa's Antidote, and all nVir S(a .i i - i rn-l.l i : Wa. I 1 nting Dr. raraoveo. IT, JR..; . ' Faon Mo. (X flovrrnRR- Heirs JoumjfAU BAlnvoaa. . Knv nf Barton. Antidote remoeed aft dWire for the wJci from i takepleaaura in- recommanaiiar n lo all ojfr readtra. T. y. SLATiR, tdir. FOR SALE BY ALL "AHUGQISTS, rTwri?imiii.e V A)T)tr&7Aa-rll ; ; i fr-rrtTlt Tir.',-r7-:-. -.'tkW Catu titi lBoar' of .Injurious Connter- suts aavernsea ny numnugs. pov30-dAw3mos-PM7 ' ai L. i-ini'l .J ii ..' i- .ifii inn. . .ni.'i , ;. 1-lnMa i The Oreat Medicine ftolr the Skin. cares ' ' without ht. TTTrrarlnal of Dn- alBhlly eraptloa of the nvce. ) ,for ItchlnflT, lrrltatlnc or - ! - "4lasaeaaliia ' entaneoas N ! -7'2; ' : stiseas. on say part i ;. i) a".he peraan.,' :;.- 1 j I "XI lot avuWil refinrarf nM qf lhat viV(rvlair enip-X ffon, and I am uoie iookiati qiuht Jisaa.myiN," wrltaa ('bnrlea E. olle, Ouunrnl Agent of Mich. Central ' B. R.. 173 Broadway, N; f -iij v a It mt tHBnbmdls tmeiv ftlr Teller, aajl," -i ' writs Ulgley Broe..DmggisU,.rairald,,lowa, , j'T have tried your valuable rejuedu. for. Barber' e ' Seh with orent suoaM," writes C. W , Zlumeat, of X,eomiuster, Masa. . . ... ; 'l o t . t .Bend for circular.. Price, 75 cts. and tl.OO. , ;Propaednly by 1 SOLON PAtMEll. ",'i J ,-.;, asrWertroa-thStrMeiDlfaa Fpr, sab) jby, Druggists generally. ; . - i S : , ; : -; aepttl-deodAwly .-. ..-r .. ,T-r., . , HOTELS. FRANKLIN IltiUSE, i ' " ! (Recently Merchant's HdteiJ , No 830 and 838 South Hifh Street,' I r . r . , COhVMBUS. OBIO. . .. - 1 i . , - -r j. r : : .)',-,.: THE rRDEBSIGNtD, FOB A NCM. ber of years nroDrietor of tbeNatlonal Hotel of this eiv, takes pleasure la annonncinL' to the public that he has leased the above named House for a term of years., ktd it thoroughly renovated, supplied t hrouahout with entire new furniture, and is now ready for tbe reception of guests, both transient and regular boarders. He flatters himself that his long experience in the hotel business and bis determination to devote his entire personal at tention thereto will enablo him togive perfect sat safaction to all who may fivor bim with their pat ronage. ... H. REYNOLDS. J. A paioon and Kestaurant is attached to the House: also, extensive Subline-, attended bv competent and attentive hostlers. H. R. decis-dim . . ST. JAMES HOTEL. ' Fourth Street, near ITInln, 1 j w CINCIN NAJI, OHIO. , HKNRY P. E1JAS, A.: - .'- .Proprietor THIS POPULAR HOUSE, CENTRALLY Lo cated and convenient to business, and to all points of travel, is tbe most deairiable stopping place ior persons visiting tbe eitv. ISio pains will be spared k. make the stay ot guests pfearant in every eartieul mylS-dOos COAIMISSION. .., WM. MONYPENY, Forwardinj;,; . and ; ' Coniniissioir ' '" ' 'MERCHANT, " SIAIJtB IN ' ' ' CR A I N O F . ALL KIN DS ..- FLttUB, WHISKY, Alc. mr The Highest Prioc Paid at all time for Corn, W beat Oats Barley etc., eto. , . 'I '. ' O F 3P-I-0 ' ' -Near tVeat End otNat'l Road Bridge . C0LVMSV6, OBW. feblA-deodly - ...A : . GR0CERS., I t: H'COLM," MILES .& ;: M'DOXALDS ".; NO. i4 VW SOUTH . HIGH STREET- - GBOOBl, PBOPBIETOBt CbLTJlllBVII POt J 1R MAGAZINE, and ag.nU for the sale o-' Haaard Powder Couipauj'A Powdaiv .Agents foi hal of GARDNER, PHlPPS k Cf;'S ' ' 01et rated Snsar Cured9 llama. : ' ' and HAalar. In " '' I - '' ' ' vwy-rW"Tr4X"" TV-M VOTtj, . n ' n-i . -r a f ... T GROCERIES r 1 In all their varieUe. Importef -r71ne-,' Brandl.t I Cigars, eto. t . jullodly I MEDICAL. WHY EWDURE i.rr A' DEATH! 1.1 fl", i:'!liii I ' The eonSmred dyspeptte may almost say with St. Peter, "1 die daily.' The object of this article ia not to remind him of LJ -bis pangs.buttoshow him how tobanish them 1 I forever: The means of immediate and permanent relief ar. proffered him in ' - ' " . . " HOOFLAHD'S GERMANS BITTERS I J-': rv And lb is for him to say whether he wilt eostinue to endnre a living; death, or to put himself in a po sition to render life enjoyable; ., " ' ,,, .),, .,. ,., i It"1 m:i!:4 t qVUtQ ADVERTlSEKffiNTS -rr V l-T ' I -'! ''Ill It) i i: ' i' Of the efficacy of this matchless roar-table stom achic are to be found in every city and town in the United States healthy men and women, rescued from torture by Irs "e use, and eager to bear testimony to ita vir ?. tues. It differs from any other Bitters in existerioe. in this special par tiaular it ia not alnnholin. , For such constitutions and systems as require for theirinviiorationa diffusive stimulant. ' - ; ; HOOFL AND'S ! v ' GERMAN TONIC! Has' been provided a preparation in which the sol id extracts of the finest restoratives of the vegeta ble kingdom are held in solution by a spirituous agent, purged of all deleterious constituents.. The Satient, in oboosins; between these two great atati otes, should be guided by hiaown condition. If in a very low state from debility, the Tonic should be ' bis selection; but in cases where the emergency is ; not ao pressing, tbe Bitters is the specifio required. , Thousands find infin- fh ite benefit from tak ing each . in turn. J There is no phase of indigestion, biliousness, nervous disease or pbysi ' cal prostration to which they are not adapted, and , in whioh, singly or oombinsl, they will not effect! .cure, ... . . ; Exchange Pain for Ease And Weakness for Strength.' Get rid of the ail ments whioh interfere witn enjoyment; east gloom and despondenoy to the winds; take a stronger hold i of life and. in short, become a . NtE iV. . M A.2N": Throafh tb instrumentality of the most powerful and popular of all vegetable invigorant and cor rectives .1 . . . flOOFLAXD'S ; GEfi MAX BITTERS, BUiomness, Indigestion, General Debility," and all the complaints which proceed from a want of proper action in tbe liver, the stomach and the . bowels, are eradicated by a Bourse of this great :. e CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC, . .1 ! - J -sr.il t'.t - " . . x'-l'..l Which not only combats aad conquers diseases that have entrenched themselves in the. system, bat is tne, oest. known satesuard against all unhealthy inuaenpes. . rersons wnose occupations and pur suit su eject them- to tbe depressing effects of a elose, unwholesome atmosphere, should take it reg ularly as a protection against tb. low. fevers-and other disorder which malaria engenders. Inva lids wno are , - i 1 -; Wasting away, : Wirnout any special eomptaint. ' exeeof agradual .W1IU.ILUUU1 uHuiijauoiiHiuu uervous eueray, will find in the BIT- tff TKRS a fountain ;o viiaiiLv uu riRwr, v.a a reiresuiug and exu bratin as a pool in the desert to the tand-soorohed and fainting traveler. .: , . . hoopland;s -; G ER M AfJ B ITT E R S fs eompoeei of the pure inioes for. as ther arh na. diciuaily termed. Extracts),, of Roots, iiarhs and rtsrirs. maKing a preparation nigniy ooncentrated and entirely free from Alooholio admixture of any kii.d.. iii'. i. ' . ti -;.l i i i..ii"i i it ' tt j'i. ;.i.., , ...I.,: HOOPLAND'S - A: MA.I.lHii .1 GERMATJ TOTilC Is a Combination of all 'the Ingredients of tn Bit ters, with the purest quality of Santa Crux Rum. Orsnxe. etc making one ol the must nleaaant and agreeable remedies ever offered to the publie nik... ..m.ri;.. 111 -rr.... .. 11 - . 1 : n- plaint, Janndice. Dys- I oepsia. - Chronia or lMervous Debility,' Mm ChrOnio -Disease of tbe, Sidneys, and an disease aris.ng Irom a diser- aered uvei 01 itomaon, t.-.i .. - suoh ' ' ' , i . .' M.iiM. t ijonsti- S 'i'; 1 ; -- I ' ration. Inward ... . . ..- t- ' rr.-.l- Piles, fullness of .-' , -, Blood tn tha Hn.l ,V ! ",1 ' " Aoidity of tbe Stomach.' : : ! Nausea, Heartburn, . Disgust ' ! ! .. ',; ;- for Pood. Fullness or Weightin the . - 1 Btomaob,. Riour 'eructations, , Sinking ,, m or Fluttering at the pit of the StomscH ' Bwimmingof the Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing,--AHutterioc at the Heart. Choking 01 Bunooatiag oensatiom wtien- in a lyiog fosMire, xiimness 01 y lsion, iJO& or vv eos oetore cue Sight, lever and Dull Pain in tbe Head, . Deficieney of Perspiration, Yellowness ' I yi mo emu iuu xyes, mm in uio ; ''2 , Bide, Back, Chest, Limbs, eto. .. bidden .flushes of Heat. . , -, .1 . iturning in the Klesh, - .:' i' li.:i, i;i :. Constant Imagine i t i I ings of Evil, and t,., f . .- ureal ueprei- , . . ! ;' "' ' ' ' - ' ioa " Of ; : - : BPirits, : . i.a i.; They arc the Greatest and Beat . BLOOD I jPUjTtlllT'IEriS - r I ' li! . 'it, . 1 : .1- 1 . ' (;:.- i : - . r : Ever known, and. will cure all diseases resulting from bad Blood. Keep your Blood pure. Keep v your Liver in Older. ., si Keep your digestive organs in a sound, - sA healthy condition, by the use of the, remedies, and no disease will ever . ssait you. . ., -: .. .i ... . Weak and Delicate Children Are marie itrnnr riv Ibe n.a nf .Hhar nf thasamm. edies. . They will oure every rase of AlARASMUS wituout lau Thousands cf certificates have anenmnlatAil In ' the ban.ls of the proprietors, but space will allow ,of tbe publication of but a few. Those, it will be .ooservea, are men oi note and ot auon standing mat iney must ne Believed. THE WHOLE SUPREME COURT OF PE'tiWSYl.TAWIA. BPEAKS POB THESE REMEDIES. Who would ask lor more dignified or stronger tea- ; biiuuiiy I HON. C. W. WOODWARD, . Chief Justioe of tbe Supreme Court of Pennsyl vania,wiitei: PHlLADELrHlA, March 16. 187.' I find "Hoofland's German Bitters" is a a-ood ton ic useful in diseases (At of tbe digestive or gans, and of great ben- tm efit in cases of debil ity and wantot nervous action in the system. Your truly. GEO. W. WOODWARD. HON. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of tbe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. April 88, 1866." I consider "Hoofland's German Bitters"- a valua ble medicine in cases of attacks of Indigestion. or Djspepsia. I can certify this lrom my experience of it. Yours, with respeot. . ' JAMES THOMPSON. HON. JAS. ROSS SNOWDEN i . . , Protbonetary of tha Supreme Court of Pennsylva nia, writes: . 4 PBILABKirHIA, Bert. H, 1847. "Hoofland's German Bitters" is a very useful ar ticla as a tonic and as an appetiser. It u not an in loxinating drink, and may be nsed beneficially by person ot all age. Re pectfully yours, , JAMKo BOOS SAOWDEN. !; oautiom..,,::; ' Hoofland's German Eemedie are counterfeited. See that tbe signature fk - ot CM. JACKSON is on tha wrapper ol BaW . each bottle. All oth- era are eounteneit. Vrincinal Office and MannfactnrWat the OAvinan Medicine Store. Mo. 631 ARCH STREET. Phila delphia, Pa. : . - " CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprietor. ' Formerly C. M. JACKSON A CO. ' Hoofland's German Bitters, per bottle... Hoofland's German Bitters, half dosen.. .81 0 . S M Hoofland's German Tonio, put up tn qt. bottle 1 60 per bottle, or a nail ooaen ior . - v -. . ' Do not forget to examine weU tbe aruole you buy B order to get the genuine.. " - " rOS 8AZX AT ALL DRUGGISTS ' 1 And Dealers in Mdlolnoi Tarywhera. ui jyxt-Uwis weowly LIVING i .o . 1 iiytatMii. ; PBXNT&D AUD PUBLISHED BI " ' j RICIIAHD NEVINi f coLUMiiijs,, praot i . ' ; - BATCH . V BTOHrt JI -,' - JAIf. 30. A Loyal Sheet on Negro Suffrage. 1 The Cincinnati Chronicle,' albeit a Re DublTcati sbeei.'sb far differs from trie fcarty leaders, as to thinVlai;lat,90 which, Geo, Grant was nominl.'e(iKpiight to have bloaing effect tipon the leader In Congress , knd put of ft. " It calls tlpon those Riepublicans' yrU6 are strenuously urging aa amendment of the, Constitution td--leprlva the States of control? over the stiflrage question, tojefresh their, rhemory by i reading the followi,ng plank irom Jhe platform on which the. late Presidential election was carried: ! ' " T- "The cuarantee bv Coosnres of equal suffrage to all loyal men at the' South was demanded by every consideration, of piib--lic safety, ot gratitude, and of Justice, and must be maintained : while ti. Question of suffrage in all the loyal States propetty feTdnj to the people of those States'" " "' i,i,t In Ohio, as the Chronicle iound, to Its sorrow, the people to whom property be- longb" in tbe "question of suffragen"decidea against negro voting by .over fifty thous and majority. As in Ohio, Bo'it has been In every Northern State where, i unmixed with a Presidential, contest, the people bad a chance to decide the question.- The plank in the Chicago Platform which the Chroni cle quotes, denounced the Issue oi negro suffrage being again made in Ohio, for if, made, none eab doubt that the result -will be similar to tbatol two years since, .15' it is not because tne , jnronicie, opposes negro sufirage that It gives forth lt3 warn ing note, but because of the unpopularity ol the measure In' Ohio.' "Favoring negro' voting, almost to the. exclusion - of voting by tbe whites In the States of the Bouth, that sheef would force It upori tle people South ot Mason and Dijon's line, wbere it is notorious that the black race .are less fit for - its exercise than In the Nortbi while the 'loyal States' are ackhowledged to be equal to the task of doing their, ,owa vot ing. ' iii-.t ! " .----i .'v' At the election lni 1867, the "manhoods" were promised free suffrage In Ohio,' The Radical party placed itself on that piat- iorm, and the poor darkies ; contri buted their'' mone'y'to';aId " in 'carrying tbe State, lor . the, Republican" party. . JChe darkies were ; badly sold by the Central Committee of that party, Bhd by the other party leaders. 'Iq their anxiety; to save themselves from entire defeat, negro fiuf f rage was thrown overboad, as the Jomah who was sinking the concern.' 4.nd now, the editor of the Chronicle,, one of the few Who remained true ' to . tha negro - allies, accepts the situation and is willing - to let the , darky and .'bs right to vote , In the Northern States be Wong.the things not to be touched hereafter.: .ft .U - ' i - ,-, . Lucy Stone in the Halls of Legislation. ; ;iv!i-:s I&tloa. .u -.i t i' '. .i-The "Miss Ltjct 8T6ira'6f former years, but riiow. MrsLtict STos "pUfxyi.fiX, made ai ' woman's voting sipeeck , ia, Xbe House ' of - Representatives, t yesterday, whlchi'unllke most speeches' in that body, was listened to wltti rharked attenildlT."' , .Mrs. Ltjcv took jaa the ouodatlon ol ber areumi ht that the powers of the Govern ment of this country are inherent- in the people-r-that women are as much people aa the men. They are taxed, and are. not .al lowed to aid in the selection' ot their law makers, and bencej as they are" taxed, it is to x wl tho ut, represe ritation. , ,'tVmen Jb ave an inherent right to voten and If they are deprived ot that right,, .tliey.are placed OP the same footing, and in the samo category, with children, criminals,: lnnatlos -and tdiots,,.all ot which Mrs. Leer f thbught highly wrong. - .on i The speaking power of woman Is highly developed in Mrs. Lcct ."' A better talker is hard to. find. ; Shels hot a'n'orator, in the strictfiense of the termi but simply a fine talker; Flights of fancy and, oratorical flourishes she never indulges in. , Jierer gurnent was well put'jto' together logical andwell deUyered.r"; yl.X, - '" In stature, Mrs-LucT Is belo w the middle size is ot that uncertain age which might pass f6r thirty,1 and might be taken ' for many years older and is 'rather i-quarely built for a beauty, a thing by-the-by, to which she makes no pretence,' She was plainly dressed In black alpacca, with a neat worked collar around her notalbaster, nor yet swan -like neck,- and had it not been for rent in that portion of the dress which was intended to cover the left elbow, Mrs. Lucy would have " looked - neat and intresting. While speaking we thought that her woman's mission ought to have been using a needle to mend the rent which envious time bad made. Its appear ance detracted much from the force of her argument. But in ber bigb mission she thought not of dressand might 'well ex claim, "Let 'er rip, and" it did rip, much to the disadvantage of ber good looks, i-i : : : Taxes by Implication. Ita jto .. Every able jurist has held that laws which take private property for the public benefit should be rigidly constiued, and in all cases ot doubt tbe leaning .should be towafd the side of the property owner. When the Internal revenue system was first established a heavy tax' was laid on the publication of advertisements. Every newspaper proprietor paid it, as tar as. we know, without grumbling. - ' C Subsequently, Congress made a great flourish In debate about "a free press," and took off the tax on advertisements. ' Last year a change of phraseology was made in the tax" on .manufactures, intended to re lieve' manufacturing establishments from the heaviest portion oftheir tax. Mr. Rol lins. Commissioner ot Internal Revenue, seizes on this as a pretext for applying the law to newspapers. So far as publishers make sales of papers already produced, this application of the act may be legal, although it was never designed, Mr. Rol lins ''goes further, and insists that every ' subscription " received ' by a newspaper, in advance is manu,factuxer,'6 sale. There can oe no segai sic oi an ar ticle tbe like ol wmcn is not ia existence. A subscription to copies bf a newspaper, materials for which lie all tin wrought In the brain of the editor, is in the nature oi a contract for work- and labor to be per formed, and is not In any proper sense s sale, any more than the carpenter's con tract to make a row of house of a given pattern' is' i manufacturer's sale of tene mentSa, i. - . ,i ri - If COBjcress wishes to xeimpose .the tax on newspapers, let It do so fairly and squarely, Ours is the largest circulation ia Central Ohlo, but we win, not oojeci '" -a '-- - l . A St... 1 & levy by too square iuuMt ..41 ;juumi:i. . ihotIt,f,Or levery.puWipajt . I percentage, pf ,hM Kw f , fo branches of hi. busing. But 11 belaid on newspar!0 - , constifuctlvelyf and: M W6?e donttfut levies to be Jrerbmdea M"tftiehfl' of-waefal and ex pensive llt!gitroiti.,'v?wl not rJome thougbttul raemberif JorigrB reiier tbe newBpapeVlatfliiby' 3Jl : planatory 'clause, -BitaUaT ',t'e"vjc which appeared 1n the frrst lawV91'! it was- deared'that''npw'slpers;''warSa'3 ' certalir other'' tbtng,''"BboTild !hat1te7l , deemed uanufactifrBs wlfehlrl the' iaeablrrgJ of this Bet." lr taxis1 tinted let U bJ laid dpenly, and nOte n6ftfto-lh, 'fllsdr- : L tonary eatct of ti Teenu TjffltlatJ TttV present eonstructlou of te'lawIboBnks17 ati attempt to levy Tilack triaTI on 'tboetf-'f t newspapers TnarmayTJeaisposed to pay P.ej;qejptmli'tJ;orQ10 ii of advertising a hVtitions circulation. TJbatDOfsucb.rthiBg'wM tteslgned by Con- . gress, is evident frdrj ae-at that the tax on ne wspapej-S was' removed with' i flourish ' of trumpets M' favor of'freelpretsl "rfS never asked to baveg',la'x,e'6"r5cr (Jr1 . lightened.'" We jqb e.v, to1 Blai levy curde-op jvTboily in; the m add led ttratt 1 ; ofTa revenue Sflieiat.1,''ir,r"", .,rn" i-iorTj ! -' I f.iia n--.: i-.i-r-i nil ti f'-.a.tl liinam . News and Otherwise. ;" ToBtuaTiTslelrtdeB'' f Is- vfetur id Minnesota'.) r.mrii (ti t''mif bn rf!t v i Cincinnati on Thursday nlghfewnlfoaioa sol j A-pAAXY.-mafttias1 'n esljDllshed .bej tweeu uinqinnatLana rorameuto v bnmt Wabhisotow is ' already 1 fuli L'of. ojaSce"- taw"' wk.V tif '!'' t-,aS.!ir--i:s' ."g. , iiuwi. nia -Tlv -rJ!-Vuocw.!a.'l4.- March ? .CiVf IfnA '.A onr'TlT'TV fftr Tr-id rriTran1-1rii s" at. - - . V V V Vl'VlVU VI VI lACMAV A to animals bas Just beeo'prarilaed.loi'ilig. - aaeipnis-a t-T iro piiitcri nf m Imit raiseu.a ousnei oi oranges iromoue tree iAo Ills possessioni I-ti'"!' a vi's-ni or .vlialH LAst'wee Isaiah iw'd wftr ttoHS soBrvf " 'In-law, Frank Yil3op, io, beif dQfcae-r Old Spring Dale, Tenn. ;ayo:iol , .:."!.- .;-:.--V! l'm,T'ri.V,.iY 1 Wilson's theater, ,tbe.,only4rduStrer.fi--. ' tablishment in St. Louis, is aoooto b-JStit 01 , verted Into a business- bouse.-''t tr 1 TH-fst'rocbjl ,colar which seli'ta&eW'.Yei Ahe least, cot:ohly$17 IdTVieri &.' f J :' :V -. -. c .- i .- ' i-J tT'jrr -M ' Thb celebratecj race, bOTae.lvubJulj pAftt been finally withdrawn from the tarrf . M-i. v(J August 'l?elmo'nr,'rthei'eIherir:bankeV-6l A little school girl in Bo3to,'ireoeiitlTr'w requested toirxplain Vc CoHrtwadl .ided,.nrs0.uiieetAv4 .?Clviliaed half-civilized andrsfage.?.'l'nojof. 'rf TrB),Mlc'hrgah Central;:anr0i!!Wm--:!' pa'ny i' iirged,; Iq '.buil, 1;? ' Ypsilantl to Nile's,, saving twenty miles," ioj distance. Towns along thepToposed route are votlng'aid.;",'.-' " i!'"" yja2 A.,.1 TiPTOS..i-ostmasterv-.atrEih-ader-.ljr Jowa, inherits 57,t from'badn ele( wbo lost; h'ls Jire pa "ihe;jlfate.sef m f er rrjnited Htate. biijme$ nciMa'tV:i H short tlrde since.. i iinv i?B I ,vjriV,4 .i-ilai-X B'.nJ;'-l?ANDAi,r, 'Postuester 'af 10111,31- 'Oregon, has been eorrvlcted of; robulrrgtibry-. maili and-'sentencedirfo twelve feare fia-'"' .X)rfconment. 4Raridal'f clerk' wtted ' T' In one, of Jlie- hydrbHeiwbr1rslrlJaTl4t,i -tortiWA' Stream 6f WglirBtk'j jt'if aij. r'lrAkej bianock His b&f:i$i9ri'w&.ikl!i alyaed,. but the head. lived thredyi ipei-rt iectly able W letel and speak'-"T - "'"'n . - i ' " .. . . ,fsK In nioi - A Lowejx glrlwas intrradiased to A4rc- - urned'CaUfbraiaaiiasti Wednesday trobaX courted5 . Jnthejeyeningl 'marred ihe'-ntpitf day,'a'od now.Jhe bridal pIrar Jge'fiij'iJ the honeymoon in New.Torke ii to itoin silt Tkii .rfi ' -the State of Mlchigaii,hai biet, .'ward.4 40 f - Pont de Pearce & Co, over sixoompreti tors. PiedrlVih, iSfl Brel!aeh;, of Dei?,6iti'vfereiT . Jtwkrded- thfe'seconpf yrKBiiaRbNewJerSethastepulatlo of 10,tX)0,'Bli fif wbom'sird bperty3Oldi, v6rs, ;;Thelr. tota) ioirce. !xp4q 18Gr3, were $75.' The're' was one convictioilyiiib and that tor assadlt aiidl battef y.-t rilvi A ' Thb citytenP,;1 ' m oney and-.city property to rtb Amou nt ok. j $50,000,000( belohgtng'tb the heirhipf Nlcbu'!it K)la Alberte'fSn, dwfeBsed.), T;hheT; lu'i J doiintry propose 6 took ifiio'the mafferfhow ' , A BUCCE88FD1V revlrHJ- hag 3 ns? ilpscd at, .Harmo'nHclinrcfV?trve "miles' s6u$e,tof, a BifnesyHlej h J, bout fifty men? berf b iy9- been added to the tjhurdi and: HftyJ veil persons 1 cenverteir, " Myor-1.the"BahlsVilIe! ,; J3..terpr ise.v-. . ,,, , .a,rffgCj .iK, ki It is tbe opinion of the Columbus Cf.i-v -respondent of the OhcinnaB Gsr.etU', that. the new Penitentiary wW,lje locf ajf, Portsmouth, He thinks it might be- nott-iM profitably and - don vehiehtly located'' tbeMloq than at any other plarie in the State.,iy-,n! 1 A AtxETiNO of tn U. Vt church, aA Belle-i -ra fontaine,on the 20th, appointed deTegatiear'' to the State Convention to be helditjt-fj . . lumbus, February, ?, to adopt. means for securing the ' recognition ij of God as'.SiabC source of all civil uthority'la':,the:,TJ:,K' .Constitution,; fidX : Don't let your friends call you !'DoetcaT, woX tinless'you are an M. D. ' A sedate Dayton-f ian traveling iii" Cothocton' cbtlnty' VfAfCi? summoned from his'midhight slumber t-, f attend an urgent and interesting easirrpv-vi . penlrig in,- the- family wbOfe'-he HrjrJ ;biBt'" compantonsweresteylng:-;;;;:- : On the 14th Inst, a feed-store keeper. It! no St. j Louis, named DtebeTger, married a German maiden of thirty -five.;, On tbe following day'he was 'selzed witb chills, which culminated in emi-insaoity. Xfst:jr Saturday be died, after making bl,wU,-i .1 in which be leaves bis property.-val-oefy Btr-! f20,000,tohls wife. Some "of the featbi-ei of this affair are so 1 sinjjulax.rthaTapoiit mortem examinatioB;wlll be-beldi IA ti Mt. Thb Cincinnati. Commercial ji'as ui'jlts1 oar in in behalf of the ten per cent,!lutefetr "n lawj alt argues i that yoacannot borrow! iai money 'now tot 'slx-'rer ntip6wr" much could you, borrow for ten per cjepW;; were moneyaA-BcarcB as "pow ? .Tbe eiO earnings of the- country are only B -little-" over tbre' per;' ceirti'' flow ja'a 'a peopfe'' ' payten wbeiljtbelr earnlng's 4re only , three ".' per e iM-ui ,.AT-nk'Vl i...i.Uj.fK -' JA;f tTeBAflerit a M kay' to hlsweet-, heart wlUi ibelbllowinj; rffisWn;' j'', ;.., '.'4 lAecept thi tiumimtot'3:tnnri nil ol t ;wh ott lavs beard tha amT,Ra teller,. i H .1 R - Has listened to tha Sfea a iofctea,-. (!l iki. itiA And helped todoaheaprfahootBB. lt .:fiiirwr.l -u. 1... .aaa the war eleadi dark Mil. i- 1 - Like flft busaard when they tie,'"- US-j-- -whoiiblggerthaahUead i tiv;j r J - ' 1 rand waato to marry aaJflvty-b ' i Tbb '.Springfield SepublicAt0 elive Ibat there is an organlttd band of bttrglar ic.ix wltH Agents r-'ooneederste ian4 :gtre:1M1" . --I 1 A ... . . "a'lit nOUaca-ur- Aicauuaivcioi u. crciy av v j. Vr1jl, vcttyJ embracing r.ibe, 'entire, lUaml,' Ma4 (Kt river -And t Scioto ivalleyt-r-SouUiernxand a .x ICentral OhirA If not- the entire- tate pd-'jj urrlunding rejrions.,.f, trje, fbi&Is'f Jl ' state of affair. iji-Jiia l-idrt'. v&. bo -slu1 fJ