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Farmer's Department.
Tn rn f. nrp fi o "in n .1 of pirs eulptir
ia rvey 1(!0 hiik!h ( f vrnil.
l".tiHit"-n ronfiirnii 1 0 pfrurN if limn
to (no tiere; turnips Imt 70 pon inl.-t.
A I'l'Mr fiint of nr.lMo lind nill IkiIc
40 pcniml-i of witter.
To ii'M otin per rent of limo to a soil
flint is (lcstitnto of it require 10 tons
of FliirLcil limp, or pix of emu-lie, (0 tlic
acre.
Cl.AV will p Tinnnrntlf improve) nny
soil tint i f.iiiiiy or loneliy. Limn and
loiulicd a.Jlio3 will also benefit leiicliy
1:kI.
Fontir.n Oat. Ono of tlio most
wasteful praetiecs in rejrurd to foiMor, i
tlio present practice of cutting nml feed
ing oats. They arc usually allowed to
f tri ml till ripe, and the stalk yellow, and
tlien cut, threshed, and the straw of Ut
ile; v.-iltn, used fir bedding or litter. If
oatu are cut when a litllo preen, and
then well curcil, tho ftraw n the very
best of fodder, l'eed oat, thus cut and
cured in tho fdionf, to liorseo, and they
will cat tho straw in preference to hay;
and a farmer navoi tho trouble and cx
penic of threshing, and bix oat-straw is
worth iU weight, of the best of bay.
It in far better to bo thus fed to horses
than to feed them shelled oats and hay.
To bo good, however, it should be cut
before unite ripe, and tl en well cured,
so as to prevent must. 15 jr this course,
be loses none of bis oats by sliellintr,
and converts bis straw into the best of
fodder. Ohio Tanner.
Extraordinary Bee Hives.
The inmates of one of our largest
nn-Iown mansion houses, n few davs
since, were surprised to find a large num
ber of bees flying about in two of the
upper rooms. As tho littlo fellows con
tinued to occupy the places, a bee nat
uralist was sent for to investigate the
matter. On entering one of the rooms,
he exclaimed: " i on have honey some
where here," and proceeded to search
for it. On removing the fire-board, he
discovered that ono tlue of the chimney
was lull of lioncy-eomb wliicli was
banging down into the fire-place, and
the honey dropping from it; proceeding
to the top of tho bouse to Found the
chimney, he found the fluo full of tho
comb to the top, and the bees still at
work. In the other room bo found it
to be the same; ono flue of the chimney
was full, and the bees wcro industriously
at work there also.
1 ho flues of the chimney had never
been used; they were plastered smooth
inside; anil were perfectly dark, a stone
having been placed on the top of each
flue. The bees bad descended tho ad
joining flues, and found small bole
.about ten inches from the ton of the
tbininev leading into the closed flues
and through these holei they hav
made their way in and out. They have
as is supposed, occupied these places for
three years, having been kept warm in
the inter by the heat horn the adjoin
inir flues.
On removing the fire-board, the bees
seeing the great light which had broken
in upon thcui, descended to the room
and gathered on the windows, until
they were covered to the thickness of
three inches. It is estimated that there
aro in tho two flues from 40,000 to 50,
000 bees, and from two to three thou
sand pounds of honey. Portland Ad-Tertiscr.
Corn Cooked vs. Uncooked for
Hogs.
Certain recent experiments upon the
cooking of corn fur lings, were tnaJc by
IM r. S?amuei. II. Clay, of Bouibnn,
Ky., tlic dotail.-j and resulta of which
were given to the publie in the Valley
Farmer for lluecmber. The remits of
.Mr. C's experiments, confirmed as they
arc by tnoso of others, show that the
pri tiding of corn into meal and the
cooking of the latter will make oue
bushel of corn produce more pork than
two would do, and nearly as much an
three would, if led wholo and uncooked.
Th? results of Mr. Clay's experiments
.hhow that the number of pounds of
pork for each bushel of corn was as
follow:
When fed in the form of boiled corn U'.j t
cooked meal lb', "
dry corn
They ghownl.so, taking corn at the price
it often bears or comes to in Kentucky,
namely, nt 23 cts. per bush., that tho
expense or cost of each pound of weight
gained was as follows:
On dry corn,
On boiled com.
On cooked meal,
As one-fifth should
from the "ross increase
4 1 (jo p .
3
be thrown off
to 'o the nett
Knight, the above prices will represent
the cost of making four-fifths of a pound
of pork when corn is 28 cents per bush
el. Estimating nu n nt double the price
named, which would be rather under
than over the average price of corn of
late in any market in the State of New
York, then it is easy to pee that making
pork on Indian corn, fed whole and un
cooked, is an expensive and losing busi
ness, nitico four-fifths of a pound would
coat (J cents, or 1 pound a little over 11
cents. It would ho better economy to
fell the corn, when pork nnd corn bear
cueh prices as they have usually done
of late years, Mnce the corn, without tho
troublo of feeding and slaughtering t'ie
hogs, would bring more thin the pork
which it would make, that in, if fed
whole and uncooked.
Let us tee, then, if these results,
which hhow the common mode of fatten
ing swine to bean expensive and waste
ful one, arc in correspondence with re
c ulU cLtained by others. liy rtfureuco
to sundry records cf similar experi
ments, we find tho highest estimate of
the amount of pork lnado by one bush
ed of corn uncooked is about 8 lbs., bus
costing about U cfs. per lb. when corn
is HO cts. per bushel.
According to the experiment of Col
nian, l'liiiincy aud llolbrook, cooked
coi n meal, or cob and corn meal will
yield from 15 to 19 lbs cf pork for
each bushel of corn thus consumed.
As tlio truulih: of cooking food for
swine is tho chief reason why the prac
tice enforced by the results ubovo named
may not be adopted as it ought to be, we
May fct ita tl.at all tlio troublo taken by
on u inai) who gut 1.') Ida. cf pork fur
inch bushel of cui u f. d out, wen merely
to J tit tli'' meal fur tho nut feuding in.
to ;i L iu -I ut j u?t nl ter t hu previous one,
ad. iii,:; boiling water ami hlopH, and let
tin;: it Ktaud in a warm place. This
welled the meal. t'ountry (lent.
INDIir.iniTY.
nGTiixInsnrniHTCo
1IAHTTORD, C0rjI.T.
Cmli laril'ii1 fi'JOO.OOi) with it
l:tr Snriii.
P. I.. LOOM I.-, I'm.
IT. Kri i or.n. Si-e'u.
rjMIK lll KMX 1 N I' I! A NT K COMPANY
I. InvhiJ f-o ii . 1 1 . I willi Ihn lawn i'f til"
Millie, 1 rtninrr(l, tlironeli its Au'Mit in lliif
City, to 1-e.iii policies nainst o.i.i or thnnnyr Inj
fire, nt reuRoimhle rules.
I'lvi-lling Ilium. nni! tlieir rnnlentfi inmircil
far n term of years, nl rvtriMiiely low rate.
l'lirlieiiliir nltcMlicMt I given 1 this liraneli of
Iniiraiiri liy Hi l'linnix ( onii my.
Losses eiinilalilv adiitn nml rrntnil!ii "titl
inrtnh. V. M. MI.KK, Aciit.
UOH'ie On I T i till nnrtli of Msin.f
liillsbero. Ohio. (
Notice.
tl MI I r opart hp rsliip of Trlmlile ,V R or Mini (I
JL Iiih Iii oii (llsiolvpil tliin li'iv l mutual
coiinf. T lie Imsi pens nf tlio lain firm will
lii elopeil lv N. Koeklinlil, who will rnnttiitie
Iho trail.- ni Tri ml.lc'n Old Slanil, mui in now
otl'crinjT greater Iiiiliieeineiils UiCasli and "oinjit
tin vert !
Soli i hjt efrt.rirjre Pioek, Staple, Domcatlr,
nd r alley I ie (tooN,
At Cont !
to mnko room lor New JSIoi k!
rroduco lukcn ill exchange for (Jonds, fic.
N. KOCKIIOI.TI.
Hillslioro, Aug. 4,h, lH.r7. -i(jl:)ir
rvolw Hhstaixllii tSie
AT FKNNKll & TIAIUDS,
FOR FALL & VITi:31 (J00DS,
I Ml K Y ore "holiiins out," nml still cniitiiiu
to oiler to tlieir old ciipI oniers nnd I lie pnli-
io irpiirmlly tvrythi ii( that i
FASHION AIM.K,
UKAU TIlTK,
l)l'U.P.,r.,
il.'t TAlil.l',
nnd KASOXAIU.F..
Kvory H-foriplion of DUT.SS (JOODS lor
LAUIKS, including .Silks, I) Lames, Cusli
meres, riuidH, Velvets, .tc .. Sliaw Is, Mantles,
Scarfs, o. Also, Douieii ics and House l'ur
uisiiing (ioodd, of nil pradps.
Our tnck of IJOOl'S FOR fiF.XTKK-
MKN'S WKAIi will ho found larce nnd well
nnKOrted,i neluili hi; C lot lis ,CiiimTf.i,T weeds.
inn, n ereul variety of goods for intkh
Wkar, Ilals.Caps, lioots, Shoe", iVc
Ai.so A fine stock of LAD1 F.S AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, of evcrv variety.
In tititl i tio ii to the uhove we have one of tin?
largest and finest slocks of
HctuJt ll(t(lc Clothing!
ever brought to this market, of the latest styles
mid prices, to wine It wo invite the utlentioii
of those wanting bargains.
Also A fine stock of Tens, Spices, nnd
oilier (.roceries. FKNNER vt UAIIiD.
Iiillshoro, Oct 2D, 1Sj7. oct .'.)
JIa'lic a jVote"of II!
NEW AND TRETTY GOODS
HKCEIVINO AT
S c ii r I) o r o ii jur li 9 s
n.
n. so Aui:t)i: ortni :n now
receivine his Fall and Winter Stocl;
Dry Goods, purchased In the Eastern Cities,
which will he found the largest nnd most com
plete he has ever oll'ererl.
His Stock embraces nil the latest and
most fashionable styies o f S I iple n nil 1'a ncy
E n j I if h . F rench ,Germa nun d A in erica n
HDDS. "" 4XJ CfDCCS CtHriim
UJ'THE LADIES will li ml at his slorn
the new and heaulifu I styl 'S of DR ESS G OODS
for Fall and Winter wear. They nro cor
dially invited to call and see for themselves.
Al.SO.t'ASIIIONADI.K HaTS, CaI'S, AND llON.NKTS
A large assort men t of Men's and Roy 's coarse
i ud tine Boots and Shoes, a n ox tensive supply
ol Ladiesnnd Misses' Hootf and Shoe.i. Also
FRESH GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, II A R D W AR E.and CUT
LERY. A nd all other articles usually i nqii i red for
Retail Stores
ILTWOOL WANTED, for which tlio hlr-h-est
market price wiil be paid. nov
OF
MEDICINES.
DRUGS
Oilrs, rr.intM, Pills,-
but nf Whisky in uny store in Iiillshoro,
kept constantly or sale low
AT THE CASH TUtl Cr STOKE,
(SMITH'S Ol.ll COIINPR,)
By JAMES BROWN, A(rent
novl2 For J. Kiuler.
T
MIE LEST FRENCH, APPLE AND
I'eacli Ilrandies; l'orl, JIailcira, Malaca,
and Sherry Wines; Jan uica nnd New Enehuid
Rums; and old Moiiulaiu Rye Whisky
medical purposes only lor sal- hv
JAMES LROWN. A pent
novl 3 For J. Kibler.
MOT AS H, CORN
STARCH, I'RESERV-
I ed Citron , Hi -Curb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Soda
I'owders, Seidlitz Powders, nnd
oilier similar articles for sale hv
a variety
JA.MES liROWN, Agent
nov!2 For J. Kibler.
r OVERS of poitil Cigars can find them nl
times nnd of u choice quality ut the " Ca.-h
Drue Store
AIo, a line, variety of Chewing nnd Smok
ing Tobacco, together with an e.xlra nrticls
Scotch and Muccuhov Snuffs, jnt received
for sale by JAMES BlioWN, Agent
nov 12 For Jos. Kiiii.kr.
MONEY, A CASH ARTICLE !!
Money is n cash article nhou I lhee times,
we will lake not-s on any solvent Iiinkeof
New F.uizlalld, exc'-it Rhode Inland; also,
of the solvent I! inks of New "t ork , Delaware,
New Jersey. Mary laud, O Id Ranks of V irgini
the Stiilo uud Free Ranks of I mliaiiu , uu.i
Kentucky , 1 1 linois, Missouri, ttud New Or
leans Ranks, lor Drills, Medicines, Oils.Puinth',
&.C., &c. JAMES LROWN, Airent
nov 12 For J . K ible r.
Notice to All Concerned.
ALL FER SON'S 1 NDEI1TE1) to Dr.
M. Mktz, lute of Danville, Highland
Ohio, are hereby notified tiint their Notes
.Accounts have been l ac, d in tho haniis of
W. Meaclmni, Esi. , ol Danville, who is duly
authorized to collect the same.
juHif F M. METZ
Ir. A. liA K
RESPECTFULLY intones his friends
the public generally, that he has removed
his otlico and residence to the North side
Wul ii u t street, second door esst ol Ellis's cor
ner, aud a lew doors west of R. Lurrere's resi
dence, and will attend promptly to nil profes
sional calls , us heretofore, n (vl
110 I M.
W. W. II O I. II us ,
i.
i:
v. v. IHH..11 i:w.
HAVING permanently located in IlillNboro
fertile purpose of practicing Medicine,
Surgery, ic, hoie to merit a snare of public
patronage.
( nlice Drug Store, Miiin st. opposite Court
House.
N. I!. Night calls promptly attended to
A I.I. TIMKS. LOVllyl
J. J. Irl ATlirK,
S.1SII, DOOIt AM) BUM) I AIT0RV.
honlli Mn rl,
aplOyl IIILLSHORO Oil 10.
li:atiii:i! stoke.
NEW ESTABLISH ME NT.
T
II E subset iber has ojiened a Lent hei Store
In II illnborougb, uu Ma in street, three
doors east cl l ullis' corner, where a
supply of Eastern uud Western Su la Leather,
h rench, Philadelphia and Western Cui f
Kip, Morocco's nnd Linings, Harness
I i r . J ! . , tofellier with a geueial lunplv
SHOE FIN I l M3, whicli will be so id
l or ( unh or Hides
lor 11 ides.
Cash at all times
E. V AS'l'ON.
P. b . 1 will sell all articles in my line
low a the siiiiih iuality can La bought
the Cincinnati mui ktt. sep'JItf
cf
al
In
I
for
of
til t
of
and
AS
any
.
the
F.
Co.,
and
W.
and
of
t.
at
and
and
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low
paid
as
in
i. r. mviiftit. s . i . v t: n y
J , ( . R I X A 1. T I 0 . ,
nt r i1 f t i it ivunni Mis iv
n-; pi n n ' n v ej
I'loKT Oil Chilh, Inilm M'illinp, Hinlnir
Sh'iilrf nml Ciirlnin Irnptry.
N o . 1 7 I , Main street. liet. tth and .r)th"st.
in y ( j e ns t s hie , C f nci ii n n I i
Mliolfsale and liffall Jnulry lls
taMI.vhmriiti Main Slreet. opposite (he Court House,
Hi llsl.oro, Ohio .
fh JAC OnSAYLI'.R hasalwaynon linr '
Al H I ' IT assortment of Watches, Jewelr1
iiiiken Notions, I'enknlvrs, I'erfnniery ,Ti ys
iVe. tVe. Also Miscellaneous nnd School
Hooks, Stationery. c In creat variety . Friends,
please rjve me n can anu uuy cnenp ni Whole
sale or rein 1 1 . oc t I r v
ELLIC0TT HOUSE,
( Kcr'urrl v IHflo lintel,)
TITKr.lt & lil.orvr. Projfrlrtors.
M I X ST. . II I LLSIIOK o. O .
i Til IS HOI'S 5 has been entirely refitted
si nee it pnssed 1 nto on r hands, nnd will
now rem pa re w il h the best houses I n the State,
of I lie same class. S tnhl i nr; and nil nc com mo
da t ions ample . N.i-is house to the Railroad
Depot. nylilyl
Xcw jewelry Store.
ROBERT rTw ADPELL
WATCHMAKER & JZ VVr.EH,
Alain Street. (inCrnin s flock,)
HlLI.SItOROI'tJfl, OHIO.
f7- HA V 1 NO purcluised I be i n I crest (?
Acf J. H. Neelv III tho Wntchiiiak- 'i
mi 4 iinil Jewelry cstahlishlilent of nihlel i .V
Neelv . w il I co ut i nue luisi ness lit the old stand ,
on Alain street opposite the Court House,
where he respectfully invites customers to
call and examine ii is stock on liiind . All kinds
of repairing dotie at short nolice anil in the
best style. ROUT. R. YVADDEI.L.
febllf
L. Ferin, Cincinnati. Thos. fiarrv, Iiillshoro
i.v?i n i'i:iti a- ro.,-
ar.si-:it. r.co.v.v issiox mekciaxts
ami iiK.w.Krts in Ki.orn ami rnonrcF,
No 21, Centre's St., Eaat of Broadway.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
) A RT I CI LA R intention given tn the pur
chase, sale, a n il for wai (i ing o f Merchandise
(renernlly. liitierul iidviuices made on Lon
siLrninciits. Rkkkkkmcfr: Cohoop , Terin & Gould; P.
S. Boyle; Demi ,y Hale Merchn nts j Hutch i
LungiUin, Rankers Cinclnnntl. jyQllni.1
r. & j. iiittsin,
T)inJirs in l'nTiinn tint! A nirrira n
.rVH vTA. EC iiRBJBi;
E. side High st. bet. Main and Wal't,
IIILLSHORO, O.
ITMonunicnls , a ud nil kinds of
Tombstone work furnit-hed utshorl
.V not ice . Orders solicited 1 ud prompt
ly attended to. "u.Hly
TO HILLSIWKO L!l(IiATSi
.- 'I AM)
. OTiinus t:c i; tea.
I'lII'' subscribers havinir unusual faeilitUt
for buyinrr Teas from first hands, uro prepat
ed to se' to Merchants at Nr.w York cricks
nddine cos' of transnorlation.
N. li. Sntislnclion jrnaranteed innllcnses.
MOORE & CHESTER.
Tea Deuleis,
S. E. Corner of ."th Hn l Wal uu t sts., (Jin.
mar! -'If
WINDCV SHAEES!
No. S College Riiild:n', Wiilnul St..
CINCINNATI.
GEO. w. Rim:i:i;i, di:,tist,
HAS REMOVED his Ollice to Smith's Row,
Main street, one door wel of Rarrere's
C ' ruer, ii i-stairs.
Work done in the latest Improved methods,
in the best style and warranted. jan'2'2
New Arraiiscment.
CARRIAGE MANUrACT0RY.
Large Stock of Carriages, Rocka
ways,Bupgies, &c.,
On llnnil ul Extrivnlii' I.nw Firvrrg'
r,-Tr:;v JACUB ''"'i wonid' ,,.
:.) r l,ol""'e 10 H'e public, that hoi,,,,
ow the solecontrol ofthe Cur-
ringe Maiiulaet.ry. Willi nhieli Im hns hereto
fore been connected ns a partm-ruml has on
hand u due ioi m o A l l( IA(; ES, HOC If A-
UA-..-S, in ui.li',.-, ftp., which he Halters
liintHelf, have lover been surpassed for
workinaiiship, beauty or style, by any ever
mamifai Hired or olf'ereil in 'this inni ket, and
he asserts positively, tin t l:r i.v disposing
tlieinat lower prices than lite same, nuality
was ever sold for ill I his part ol the country
ZVTIir Munufiirtitrivti Department is still
carried on in ail ils bandies, and orders are
solicited n nd vv ill be p r om p tu I tended t o.
us. 13 12 Fa . w is nana
Done on short notice, in the best inaiiuer aud
al moderate prices. JACOU I'l DLER.
IL'Thc books mid accounts of the late linn,
nro in the ha nds of t lie su l.scri ber for setlle
inent.and all knowing themselves indebted to
said firm, arc respectfully requested locallnnd
sellle. J
Nov. 17, IS."5. novS'-'lf
STEEL JIIOrLf) PEOlllS
srvEsui st.I'low factoicv
Garrett&Cottman,
Q-V j CON'I'INI.'E the maiiufac.
-V tureol their celebrated Steel
SifiViacriSia and Cast Mould Plows, at the
oid stand, on Seventh st., 1 door west of Main,
Cincinnati. A general assortment of plows
of nil kinds, mid Steel (Mould Hoards, ull
which arc warranted to perform well, or re
turnable. I). Mii i.fr Son, Hillsborn, and J. Wrii;mt,
(ireeiitield, are Ageuls for tile sale of our
Plows. npO'ly
KE tK LEI'S "
Stove Store and Tin Shop!
. ON HIOII STREET, east side,
Lllley's Hrick iilock. is now sup,lied
with a fresh stock of COOKINfJ
S ()V ES of tiie latest and best p.ittorns, beavv
castings , from the celebrated llangin" Reck
furnaee. A I so , a ge iinra I asso r t me ii t of
" o n rvij Tic4.r jv. att xs c
Lend l'iies, Rarker's Patent Force Pumps, and
oilier Pumps of the best patents, House Spoil
lc, nil of which will lie sold nl the low
estcash prices, und stit'slaction warranted
l have also ii cheap and e-rcellent Article of
SIIEhlT IKON SI MM Kit S'lOVES,
wh leli w il I do I he cook ing of a family at
expense of about 3 cent a (tut, nnd wlthou
lieali ng the house. Oil I a ud loo k atthern
myn JOHN RECK LEY.
" QUO. C. niLLL'Il L SOUS,"
( a r r I a s e:"T r' t Manufacturers,
Sou tli Sid eSrceiitt, $t ,,let Main and Wain'
Cincinnati,
IN VITEthe attention of p e r s o n sv i s 1 1 1 n
I lie c i I y , t o I iieir assortment o t fit r
I' i :i ;;, u Ii ir Ii comprises the target! col
Itrtiuu in the city, and almost every va
I i e t y o I I a t e s t y I e .
O ii r price s a r e us I o w as I he s n me qu al it
o I work lae, where a. i;d our re pu tut ion well
k ii own.
Alsoun hand, a number of secondhand
Carriages , some butl ittle wot a , which we
wit I se at very low prices. marl by
ii 1 1 fr 1:011. 1: s 1 tl 1 x a 1.
UlioleMtlc and Iletail Oyster Depot,
50 Sixth st. , I doors W est of W a In 11 1, N.sido,
CINCINNATI, Oil IO.
I AM receiving fine fat, FR ESH j
J. OYST1 RS iuslieM.keg undciiu.S;
supply rer ular lor tt:e season, ijnal- S
lty 11 nei ual Iwt. ramihes wlio have not tried
j our O) sleis, will tind Hoinething they can ut
all times rely on , a
Oysters mil s iree
nd no extra ihuico when
; all served alike no two
dealers will get (iiuntity
11r1e.es. W le
,1.
nn. I (jiialily if liiev buy al this ehli.blishiueiit.
Orders p rump t i V li 1 led. Oysters cut el ul I y pac li
ed ami shipped to v iieru oidered. Fresh Cove,
pickled and spiced 0,.'4ers, Piekles, Kclehup,
a ml t very th I ng in thai ii m , ;.l a as ou band, of
the best iiuality uud at tlio lo t possilila pri-
ces. J.TODD,
Agent for Rowo & Co. uud Flalpj Si. Co'
I seji M luti
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of
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dirt' sit
Yairicty9
IN
Qicnlitv I5rs,
AT
lriccs lioucsl!
Just received by
April 27, lt."i7.
J. K
MARLAY.
apllt)
(ast Strrl Anirrs.
(1AST Pteel Angers in Setts, witli Tut
J Handles:
Cast Steel Aui'ers. ill Setts, without Humllns;
" " Socket Firmer Chisels.
For sale by J. K. MARLAY
inv2l
new millinery;
FAIICY STORE!
M. II. Orr,
'""'"l T!F,srF.CTFi;i.LY nnnonnces to the
V L I ndies and Gentlemen of Hillslioro and
vicinity, Hint ho has lately taken the store
formerly occupied by F.vnns cV Tatterson, on
Hiuh nl. a frw (oor S. of Ihr H'ooirme Houtr,
whero he tins now on hand n tin stock ol
Ladies9 Dress fJoods,
surh na Itonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Lines
Collars, Drees Trimmings, (Jloven, Hosiery,
Shoes, and III short overy nrticle ol a lady s
wardrobe.
Also An assortment of
Goods for Gentlemen's Ycar,
eomprising Collars, Shirts, Hosiery, Handker
chiefs, G loves, &.C.
In connection with the above MRS. ORR
will carry on Ihn business of
IHIM.INI'lt A IU WH iVIAUi:5t
in nil its various bmiiclies, and in the moat
fiisbionable style.
The Ladies are respectfully Invited to cull
and examine our elegant stock now on hnnd.
M. R. OR R.
Iiillshoro, July 15, I8.'7. jylliml
Great In(lncei:icnts!
OFFERED AT
Fallis' Cheap Cash Corner Store.
BY
W00DR0Y7, HARRIS & CO.
IN
e.r "
:ui 'itii.
l;o::-. n ftl !ift!"",
It '! 3 r5? ; I - f 'lol!t in-;.
C'si 1 pots,
Oil-t lolli,
HARDWARE AND GROCERIES.
Ladies9 Deijai'titu'nt.
Our stock embraces nil the iieesl stjlrs
Fashionable Dress Goods,
FOR THE SEASON.
rwivi-jrriT.sT..tst,
Bonnets and Ribbons,
Rlnck nnd Colored KID OLOVES. In short
we have every kind of Women's, Misses'
Children's Gloves, Mitts uud Hosiery.
ITOur Stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Is lurge and complete.
ITThe highest market price, in cash, puid
Wheat, Corn & Oats.
10,000 LBS.
AVOOL WANTED,
For which the highest market price in cash
goods will be paid.
We invite our friends aud the public to
nnd examine our stock before purchasing.
U4MIIMHMV, IIAKKIS V (O,
Iiillshoro, Muy II, If 57. niylllf
T. W.SPnAGUE & CO.
OAIID
For Tall and Winter of 1857.
IT has ever been our constant aim aud
tirini cil'ort lo innke our establishment
most re li ilde place ill the Stale lo purchase
Clothing for Men and Uoya.
We have always endeavored tn conduct
business on fair, honorable and obliging prin
ciples. I nn wont, pu'rom ol this eM ibl ish
mwnt e,i u it-1 v f -Lit nil O noes will prove p-elect
111 ever y I"-" "' t. at le if-l as nuii-ii a il is pos
sihln to gel Hi ni by constant cure in buying
and mi. nn li'i Mi rine . We purchase no
thai a re da lea ''! or en t of .! y !e, lii-e-'-ve! i ;ie,-.p
they Ilia- iipppur lo be. Oooil poodi; are
ways Id., elo ape:. t ill ill" end, '.s. i:sl ! V Ml
("Inlhilig. I II oilier to ni'i'llln lh liiiea i
ble palern-, we eelrel from tlio eaiie
jiol 1:. I ill OS.
On r ( ' ul 'ere are men of e o"ri. uce a
excelled bv anv in tliecitv. We "pure i
r 1
i
pense or pains tu have no r (' Ioi hi nr ma
superior muiiner. Our business is divid
! 111
'd into
lour deiiurtiiieuts, Viz:
rirst Cuutom Department.
Our iissortmenl ol Cloths, Cassiineres and
Vesting is now full, einbruclng all the new
and desiruble goods for Fall aud Winter wear.
Salts will he made ut the shortest possible no
tice. A good and genteel tit guaiauteed In
cases
Second Ready Made Clothing.
We keep by far the largest rssortinent ol Fine
Clothing of any house ill the city, and have
uniform price for ull; never ask a price lo lull.
Third-Doys' nnd Youths' Clothing.
We huvo spured no p.iius lo make this a very
important branch l" our trade. We hope our
friers who huvo boys lo cloths will give us
call. Ages from four up,
Foiuta-I'm iiluliing rvpaitment.
Embraces II II astf lisive urt nie lit of Shirts,
Under Shirts mid pruwtra. Oloves, Slocks,
Cravats, Nei k 'l ies, Suspenders, Scurfs, Half
Hi s, Moruiug (owns, tVc.
Our goods w ill be freely shown, and when
pun linied sad not uniting, will ho treely ex
cliHiigid or takmi back.
H e shall endeavor to win Hie approbation
ull. Our ana is to pleuso our cuslumers,
well as to mak iiiouev.
T. W. SIR A CI' E k CO.
K. sii'a lib it.,u few doors EuKt of Main,
sep! I y I Cincinnati,
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of
nnd
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or
call
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' "j Have feroivrd their
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nrv o ok,
Embrac'nir new nnd
desirable
styles of
nonnets, Kibbonn,
4
PrH,e, CloakB, Dread
Trimniinpa. Embroi
deries, 6Vc , &c.
Mits. TicrtcNKn it ninrn,
:lMilllnrry & Fanry Siore,H
t ft if i if sTnrr.T
;t"( south or rm wooimow housk. n-.
:!jnr,MKMHJ:ii to call.;'.
k: A'. '.ik ,
A A A A
New Books ! New Eooks !
i:iitoi mining mid lii.lrinllvc.
Received and for sale at tlio
WESTERN AGENCY
OF TH
AMERICAN SUMUY SCHOOL UMON,
No. 42 West Fourth fU., Cincinnati.
GKOIKJ K C110SI5V, f? i" r e u i n t k n i v. n t.
jtst Kito.M TtiK ntr.ss:
JAMES EDWARD M E YSTEI! E, the Rlind
Deaf-Muto. ,ri0 pages H mo, In cloth, Lr
cenls.
MATTY GREGG; or the Woman that Did
W hat She Could. Ml p tRes 1-ino, in cloth,
,'il) cents.
THEI'EACII ORCHARD RORRERY. 21
panes l-ino, H cenls.
THE HEAUTY OF THE HEART; or, The
Story of Margaret Craven, lty the Author
of "The Little Wuter Cress Sellers." 1 78
nafes H mo. :i.r cents.
LI TTLE JESSIE'S WORK. 3G pages Smo,
HI cents.
RKCKNTLY ri'til.ISII F.I) U Y Til F. AMERICAN
SFNI1AY Sf'ItOOI, I NIO.V.
IIAZAEL: or. Know Thvself. I!v Rev. A
F
Dickson, Charleston, S. C. HJG pp.
lino
Price 'J. cents.
GII.RERT ORESHAM: un Antohiogrnphy
'Jli.'l pp luio, with live illustrations. I'rict
4(1 cents.
THE WELL IN THE VALLEY. Ry Rev
Thomas Smyth, D. D. DO pages 18 mo
Price (IU cents.
ONE THOI'S AND QUESTIONS nn PRO
POSITIONS FOR SFNDAY-SCII lOLS
AND Bl RLE CLASSES. 141 nn. 24 mo
f cuts.
INFANT CATECHISM; with Rules and
Pravers. lCpp. .' 2 mo, one cent
iiovia w3
j.
K. ill A R LAY,
IliKh M. Illllslioio,
li enter
in
SIi rri'irirr,
tittle r,
Iroit,
dlrvrerifs,
Vr., A'c.
Sep?7
iJoor Locks and Latches!
1 TORIZON'l'AL Lucks, Dark Trimmings
O from O: tn "I in.
Kim Locks, Tumbler, Porcelain Knobs, 1,'
1 .'..;
Rim Locks, Lever " "Plated
Upright Locks, white Knobs, No. II, l'l 11 ml
" mineral " No. 7.!l, 11,1a, !:
Janus-Ficcd Latches, I'orc. and Min'al knobs
Cuph'd Lock Latches, "
Mineral K nohed Drop Latches;
Iron " " and Tliu'b Drop Li
(lipsy Locks, Mineral Knob;
Nii-lit Locks slid Dead Locks;
With n greut variety ol Chest, Till, '
board, Tru 11k and Rox Locks, of Iron aud I'
Just received and for sale bv
np:i(l J. K. MARI.A'
Iron! Iron!
'M
"TERV large nssnrtment of best Globe
oT 1 euuessi.'e 11 1 00 111 , assorted;
Rar Iro n of all sixes usually culled for;
Round, from J4 to 2 inchis;
Sijuare, from t., to II "
Rand of every width and thickness;
Swede Nail Rod II . S. Double and Single.
Oval und Rou nd, assorted sizes;
Slab Iroui Slab Steel, Steel Wings;
Spring Steel, IIoo Iron, iVc, -c.
Just received by J, K. MARLAY.
u.:i(i
Planes, Plane Irons, &e
TL'S'P received from the "Ohio Tool Comp
O ny" a birgeassorlnient of tlieir best Plane
which I wil I sell at their List Prices:
Double and Single Smooth Planes;
" " " Extra;
Double nnd Single Jack Planes;
" " " Extra;
Double and Single Foro Planes;
4 .. .. Kxlra;
Doulile nnd Single Jointers;
Raising Planes, nssorted sizes;
,M;itcii Flooringand Ceiling Planes;
Rosewood und Uoxwood Panel Planes, (Il'dl's
Hollows ami Rounds;
Self-Reeiilnling Sash Philies;
Rabbit Planes, Cut und Thrust (Rox)
Read Planes, Fillisters;
Slitting und Marking (iuages;
Suw, File, Chisel, Brad uwluud Ilammor Hand
les;
For sale by J. K. MARLAY.
mv21
Fresh Family Groceries.
"Vf O. SUGAR, Prime Rio Culleo.
IN Old Gdverumeiit Java Corl'ee.
Imperiul, Y. IL, and lilac k Tea;
Pound Lump, ."' Plug und 8 Ping Tobacco.
N. O. Molusses, Rice, Sotia, Saieratus;
rloap, Indigo, Starch, Chocolate;
Opal, Star and 'Fallow Candies,
Grou ud Pepper, pice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Gin
ger, ..Vc.
All fresh aud prime.
For sale by J. K. MARLAY.
Boston Cheap Store!
flMIE subscriber bus just opened un entire1
1 new and well selected Stock ol Goods
Huston, Highland co., Ohio. Ho proposes
sella low B" the same quulily of goods
be bought in any market ill the West, Iiills
horo not excepted.
II is sloe k c o ns is t s i ii part of a good ussort-
meul ol
Ladies' Dress Goods,
I such as lleruges, Ilraze DeLsines. DcRnzes
i bambrays, French and Donieslic Ginghams
J ie konets, Cambrics, Sw i. sen, e. c.
Also, a great variety ol I'liefs, cila, Col
lars. Iliinilkerchiels, ami (,'npc,,, .shawls, Ilosie
ry , li loves uud M i Ms in variety. A good
of Summer wear for .Men and Hoys;
Cuss i meres, Cash morels ,Sal i i;ts and Cussinets
Also, a good Stock ol
ttmltf Platte 'lotliing
for Men and Boys.
Ladies', Misses', Children' and Boys' Roots
aud Shoes.
IJinbrellus and Parasols;
Hardware of good (imllty;
(Jneeiiswa.e and Glassware assorted;
A greut variety of Wooden Ware, 'Fin Ware
Stone and Red Ware.
Also A large stock of GROCER!
wholesale and retail, aud a good assort n I
III IlK IM S,
such ss Liniments, Oils, Pills, Rulsuins,
Verniilugrs, II uir Oils, Perfumer iei , ,
Millinery I)eiarlmeiil.
His Lady hasalso 4 large Slin k of RON
NETS of lulesl Btyles, and all kinds of llon
li e t Trimin.iigs, sud is ut all limes prepared
trim lloniu-ts or do any kind ol millinery
in the best style ami on short,-. I notice.
U'Most kinds of COUNTRY 1'RODUC
taken in i xebai.ge lor goods.
11 rWOiJL WANTED fur which thehigh.
est market prices will be paid.
jul'Jm', JACOU 'FUR NIPS F.ED-
'I
of
0. LI. .'1T.IITII, of
y A K F.S this method o f rel u r nl nc his siueore
is s i u e i re t Ii
for the net n y t a vers pa '4 , mid Ii op
ist , a ml hopes liy st net n
similar favoi s ,
II us toinvile ihei'i n t t lie i r
his new slock , which i now vory full and coinplele ,ninin u-i ng ulninsl every vnriuty of
M:lc ami I'ntM'V Iry srn!,
Hats, Caps, Donnels, Dress Caps, French, i;ii;li;h nml O .,an 1 .i,, broideries a nd Trim
m'nus, I'arasoli, iV e ., liroadclolhs, Cnsiuieres, ( n. 1 1 o . ( 'ell., nudes, Li lien a n d Co tton
prills, K ly-mnde Clothing, Hunts, Shoes, Quern.' ware , Hardware nnd Cutlery,
;s;o i:PCIi;s of thv ury I Tim-I ? je:IM v,
(To those especially who love a enp of good Ten or Coffee full well, im wmihlsny,
leoine nnd (rivo Ins one trial nml yon wm
Ciliitii and I'll 1 1 y , Dye Slufis, nml nil of the
itSosI INtit;il:r K": n 2licicii-w,
n well ns a large nssnrtmeii I ol liar Iron nnd M.el, Wrought mid Cut Nails, and a thous
and other things n nneressnry here tn mention. Allot which he assu res t h e publ ic b
will sell for the rrady pay, fullv in low lis ran be bought in the Western Slalec.
Newmarket, O., April I i-' 1 1. , D-.Mi. SAM'I. M. SMITH.
N. II. Highest prices paid fur Clover, Timothy nnd Flux Seeds. Dried Fruit, nml all
kinds of l'roduro. I Iiizetle please, copy , and chargn S. M S. np!7tf
Nov XIailtct,
thniili to h
n n k to Ii i s n ti'tie run s fi lends nnd r nsl.irn'i s
Me nl ion n ml 1 1 de lit y to merit a con I i mi. t
e ir irst e o ii ve ii ie nee , t o come and inspw;!
inn un ii unppoi u ) i ins, laintu, v unluV
to
1
Iron
in
to
can
ns-srirtim-ul
(:',
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1;
sences, e.
to
work
Ar,;riican Central Kailroad Linr.
?i tKlin-TA A l li.M ATI K.lt.
. f, f. , yvl 1 I,
W I N l'l .R AURA N(? E M EN T.
ON nnd after MOi
1 'il . Trains will
MONDAY, November !l,
run ns follows:
I.ev II II. I. Sill lit 1 1 nl 7 :t() A . M.. nnd "I
M. Leave lllunchester !:0i) A. M. ir.M
P. M.
All trains from Iiillshoro make close enn-
lirctions nt Rlaiiehester mid Lovelaud lor Co
lumbus, nnd nt I'hinchesler for l.reenheld and
Chillleothe.
Passe ngern leaving Ilillsbnro for (Jreeuliehl
nd ChiHicolho can return to Iiillshoro the
line day.
1 hn.. oiieers have ten cents liy procuring ueK-
els before they gel on the cars.
Through tickets lor ill I points East nnd u est
can be obtained ol Win. II. Glenn, Agent L
(c C. R.R.. Iiillshoro.
CiEOROE HARNES, Superintendent.
Jomv FoonlTT , General Ticket Agent,
nov l'l
F10IAV, "! Oltlill I J,
. t i r j
.iltle Miami Jt CoIhihJhisiV enia IM'1
-XCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS
VIA
WHEELING,
ST El' HEN V ILLE,
PITTSRI'IH
CLEVELAND,
DUNKIRK,
liUFFALO, nnd
NIAGARA FALLS,
TO ALL THE EASTERN CITIES
A. M. Lightning Express, through
f i;oluinliUR, 1 1'isnurcn n nu oieveiaiiu Willi
out change of cars; H.. ill 1. M. evening Expru
through to It e I la i r , without c h a n ire ol cars
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST THAI N--Clevela ud .Pit tshu rg.Steu
beliville nnd Wheeling Lightning Exprees
eaves Cincinniil i at (i o'clock A. M .. for
the Eastern cities. Also, Spri ugliehl. Ibis
t nil n slops bet ween Ci nci n mil I and Co I umbos
nt Lovelaud, .Morrow, Xenni and London onlv.
SECOND TRAIN. Cleveland Exi
Mail, leaves Cincinnati nt III o'clock A.M
for Dunkirk, Iliitr.ilo. New York, ISoMon,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wash
ington City. This train slops at nil points
between Cincinnati uud Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN Accommodation, leaves
Cincinnati ut o o clock. I. M., forl-pring-
field and Columbus. 1 Ins train niakc-i con
nection with trains for Wilmington, Ciroh
ville, Lnneaster and auesville. lliis train
s toiis ut a 1 1 po tut he I ween C i il ci ii ii at i, Spri
held and ( oluiuhos.
FOURTH TRA IN Cleveland, Pittsburg
and Wlleelinii night express, leaves Cincin
na' iat H:MII o'clock P. M . for the Eastern cities.
This t rai n stops al ull points between Cincin
n nt i and Columbus.
One irni n on S n ndny nl S-'Rl P. M., for
Trains run liy Columbus tiuio
minutes fasterlhan 0 i nein net i.
FOR THROUGH 'PICKETS,
Aud all Information, nt Cincinnati, please
.il Little .Miami mui Cuvingtoii and Lexing
ton oH'ces; old ollice, South ciet corner
llroadwuy and Frunt- streets, r.pposiro
Spencer llouse, or ut the Eustern Depot.
E. F. FULLER, Genarul Agent.
1IT"Thf Om vi lies Li nk cal Is for jiasseiigers
at ull the principal Hotels for each uud every
train. Hy leaving directions ut eil her ofthe
above oliici s, will call lor passengers in
iiirts of tliecitv without fail. oel)-2
CHICAGO
f;i r:il Vy'"li'i ii :m! ."tic Mil Wos.
It'l'll tloulo.
Indiniiniolis &. ( iiiriiinati Short Line
T - pvy ClTl
It AIZiIlO AD.
via Law rencebnrg.
SHORTEST Rol'TE TO INDIANAPO
LIS by 'ill miles, 7 I M iles Ess to Chicago
lltuii the Rout" by Forrest!
U jJTho only Route to Chicago without
break of Gunge or Change of Cars!
IIIKI i; IHAII.V TRALM
Three passenger trainsleave Cincinnuti,
of Frontand M ill st reels, daily, (Sundays
uu follows:
FIRST TRMN'. fi:00 A. M.
Chicago Eximikss. 'Turough to Chicago
wi thou t c hange of cars. Arrives u t Indiana
olis ut 10.5H A. M.; Lafayette at 1 5 P. M
Chicago nt H:.'t() P. AL; Rock Islund at 7:1)0
M ; lowu City at 1II:.'I0 A. AL, Hurlington
7:110 A. M.; Galena at 10.1 I A. Al., and .Mil
waukee nt 1-2 HO P. M.
SECOND 'TRAIN, 2:10 P. M.
Ciiicauu Exi'Hi.ss. Arrives in I iidiananolis
at 7. fit) P. M.; L tlayettc at 1 1.10, P. M ., Chi
cago at M.Ot) A. AL; Rock Island ul 5.(10 P.
Iowa City at 8.00 P. M ; Hurlington nt (i.OO
M.i Galenuat 5 00 P. M., .Milwaukee ut
P. Al ,Terre Haoto ut 15 1 A M.
THIRD TRAIN, 5.50 P. Al.
I.Mni.N.M'oi.i8 NinuT Exi'hiiss. Arrives
Indianapolis ut 1 ..'10 A. AL, and connects
tlio Lulayette and Terro Haute 'Trains
the licit li io r n i n : . for ull points West.
THROUGH 'TICKETS,
good until used, to bo liad at the Company's
Ollice, under tho Spencer House, Comer
Hroadway and Front, whero all necessary
can be. hud. J. E. G1RUONS,
'Ticket Agent.
Also, corner Front and Broadway, opposite
the Spencer House. E. F. FULLER,
General 'Ticket Agent.
No 2 Burnet House, and 177 Gibson House,
Front Door. Ollice hours from 1 A. Al . to
P. M. W. II L. N'OIILE,
General Ticket Ag-nt I. .V C. R. R.
Freight going West, and consigned to J.
Gibbous, Ticket Agent , will bo promptly
and no charge for commission.
Freigbttiike.il us cheap, uud from 12 to
hours ill advance of all other routes,
W. W. MERRILL,
aeplO Freight Agent.
HO W. K I) A SS 0 ( I TI i . f iil la ri c I iria
Import ant Announcement.
r 'O all persons ulllicteil with Sexual Diseases,
such as Sjt riitalvrrhu a, Seminal Weakness,
lni)inti nee , Cnnnrrlia (, (J li el , Sijpl.ilis, the
ot O'irtiisii, in Srlj -Alnite , &c.
The llaipnril AKHorialitm , in view ofthe
destrueiioii of human life, caused by Sex
ual diseases, and the deceptions practiced
llin u nf'ortii mite victims ol sncli diseases
Quacks, have directed I In- i r Consulting Sur
g. on as a Charitable Act worthy of their name,
lo give Medical Ail vie C rut in, lo all persons
thus iilllieted, wlio apply by letter, witli u
ol tlieir condition, (ug. occupation,
habits of life, oVe.,) aud in ciisch of extreme
poverty und sutleriiig, to Jurni.sk Medicine
nf Vharqe.
'The Howard Association Is n be nevolent I
stilutioii, established ,y special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed, ulllic
teil Ull " V il tl 1 1- ii t aud Epidemic Diseases."
It has now a surplus of mtans, which the
have voted lo expend ill advertising
above notice. 1 1 is needless lo add that
Asscclutiou commands the highest Medical
skill of the uge, and will lurulsh the must
modern treatment.
Just Published, by I Ii u Asiciat ion , it
on Spermatoi rloea, or Seminal Weaknes.-i,
the Vice of Oiiunisiii, Masturbation or Sell
Abuse, and other Discus.- ofthe Soxuul
by the Cousu Ring Su rgeoii, which
be sent by mall, (in u sealed envelope,) I'ret
Cliarue, on tho receipt of two ttainim for
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Con
suiting Surfeon, llowurd Association, Nu.
South MINT!! Street, Philadelphia, Pu.
order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, 7'rrsV.
Gko, FihuiiH.i Si ct'ij. f'.bl'Jyl
to
nil
ng-
Co
lumbus. 7
np
piy of
the
ull
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foot
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cepted,) p.
.;
A
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AL;
P.
(i.'d)
in
with
ol
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formation 0
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for
warded, '18
Vice
aw
ful upon
hy
de
scription I'rn
u
Di
rectors the
the
tip
proved Re
port Or
gans, will
uj
pos
tage. 2
liy
The KciCflie CoIIrne of Medieirtc.
t in, n i, o.
1 1 1 I E U'im rn Sf ssion of 1 i-." 7 M will enm--I
I, titetice nu Miinday, the llli cf October,
nml continue sixteen week. A full nnd thor
ough course of Lcrleres will bo given, occu
pying six er seven hours daitv, with good op
poituuities for attent inn to piaetienl Annlomy,
and with ample Clinical facilities at the Com
mercial llospitnl. 'I'he preliminary course of
Lectures will commence on Monday, the SHtli
September, uud continue daily until the com
iiieiiceme ii i oi me regular l.eclures.
The ai rangeiui ut of tho chairs will be ns
f o 1 1 o w s ;
T. E. St. JOHN, M. IL,
Trofrssorof Anatomy nnd Physiol''!
C. D. LEWIS, M. D.,
Professor of Chemist i v and Phurinac j .
A. .1. HOWE, M. I).,
Professor of Surgery.
C. II. CLEVELAND, M D.
Ptifessor ol .Materia Mediea and Then peuties.
Wm. S'lER WOOD, M. I) .
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J. II. RFCIIANAN, M. I).,
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology nnd
I nst ii ntm of Medicine.
John king, m. d.,
Professor of Ohsielrics nnd Disease of Wo
men and Children.
The terms for the Session will be the same nft
heretofore, viz Matriculation, ?."i.00. Tui
tion, !. 10. Demonstrators Ticket , ij'i.tltl.
( Every Student is required tn engage in dis
secting one session before G rail tint ion.) t ' rud
it ii I i on . '.'.''.(HI. Tickets to Commercial Hospi
tal (optional,) $"1.(10.
The Lect ii re Rooms nro newly fi nished , nent ,
n nd comfortable, a nd i n n celling locality (in
Lolli-L'e Hall, iilnut Street,) where students
will liud it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for th" session may he obtained of
the Pean nf Ihr i'uriilfu, nt his Ollice, No. I I .'I
Smith St , or of Prcf. C. II. Ci.kvm.am, Sec
rrlary nj llie l'nrnllif. No l'JI) Seventh St., near
Elm. JOHN KING, M. D., Dean.
The ( oilere .In-irnal or Medical
Mcienre.
A Monthly Magazine of pages, conduc
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7TT) AYE II 'S
yC( , Cathartic Pills,
4f am: M.VliK TO
CLEANSE TTTE FLOOD ATTD CURE THE SICK.
I ii vi lids, I'athfid, .Hollurs, 1 liy nic Iniu,
l'liil nut tn c)lsti, rend tln tr i;UVcU,
anil Jutlie of llit'ir Virlni'ii
rnii Tin: cnti: ok
Ilondiicho, Sick IIend:irhiFont (omnrh.
I'm -i.i (i-i. I" ., 1, li'i.
Ir. J. C. A rr.n. Fir: I h;w lvt-n nin-utiiily enreJ 4
ilw not-t lnJHl.-. Iti' mi) l"-ly f-:in ltnw l.y n or two
cf vmir I'ilN. It t i'iiis tonriM' IVmiii n I 1 1 1 "tonnti li, which
they cli .Mist' :it unco. It' I Ik'V will fine utlit'F.H on thry 4o
inc, tlic fart iw worth ktioinir.
Yuuib with givat n'H t, KI. W. rilKlU.K,
Cli rk vf $trimtr CUtriun,
nilions DiHon!ert nml Tiivrr romplninlw.
lJKP.lllTMKNT THE I M'fcKlutl, 1
AHiiiMiTnv, U. ., 7 K'k, IsrxV (
Fin: I lirtTP iiffil your in my jr'in-rnl aii'l luvpltnl
prncli''t: ovi-r fr v yon inrnit' tlifin, nml raniiot lit'nitrtUt to
t-.iv t lit-v im tin !. tiithurtic wo employ. Tln-ir rifn
latitur Ri'tiun on thr lirrr u k ninl (('itii-d, coiiHinriii
ly tin y nri an aiiniiiaMi- ri'iii' ily for i!T;itiL'fiti-!itnot' that
or-an.' 1 n.li-itl, I haw h, Mom i'liiitnl i chm- n hit inn tit
tam h ()-tin:iit tli it it tttil not ra.iilv vit-hl to tli-in.
tiat, rii;i!ly yomn. Alt.N.o WM.L, i. D
J'h'.ui'itin it the M-trmr 7o.7(YJ.
PyHrntery, IU!;ix, nnd AVorins.
Pit ) inii K, It iu hm, Liv. Co., Mini., Nov. lrt,
lUi. Avin: Voiir I'ilU am tint iTt' ( timi of iiif tliciii,
Thcv have ilmie my iit- moro ((uui thnn I can XvW ymx.
Un JinI I "-in t-i'-k liiol piiiin aMay for nttuittiM. .n
ftf tu lio ilot-tori-'i at ri'.tt t x'ii", Imt fut nu Ix'ttcr, htiw
th n roniiii' iit i il takii-i 'in I'ilU. which n.tun ciiri-il lnr,
y rxi'i'llin. lari fjnaiitiii n of wurniH ((itinl) liom hor
lnt.lv. 'I hi v ulti i -wanls ennd ln-r mui our t no rhildn-n
ol" hluotly ) frit-'iy. tine ot our im I-IiIhip had it ImuI.aikI
my Witt- cm.'tt him with tT -Imh- of your I'ilU, whilo
otiicis Hrnuinl ii.h pawl from ttv tu (wt-nty liollnm tlurlur1'
hilts, nnl lortt tu ut U time, w itliout U-int; riin-l rutirulr
OM'ii tli'-n. Hii h h nii'dRim-as yoni, which in uctnally
ami lioucht, will b m icii licni.
4J I JO. J. (1IUFKIX, 7.tmttxtfr.
Iinliprslion nnd Impurity of the Itlood.
i-Vom ller.J. V. Winn, Pastor of Advent Chuff', ?'
Dr. Ater: I liavo iism1 your Pill with !. tri i.-mry
fucci'sti in my family nml riiioiik limit 1 tun culli i viHit
in ditnM. Tu ri-ulalc the oriian- of ilip-M ion unI
fy tlu IiIcxhI tin y nr thf vory Wat itfintiiv 1 lmve CT.-r
known, anil 1 run roniith ntly m-uinitiuttil tht in to my
fiitn-i-i. Voiiih, J. V. Ill M KM.
V.r. xr, Wvomino Tn.. V. Y., Oct. 24, ln.S.
Vr.n Sir.: I ani uintT your ('aih.utic I'ilU in my prntv
(hv, inni ft ol tloni an fxti'll-nt iii!'ative to cKjiiuhj the
jrttfin and innit'y tin foniitifitu of tin l'l"i.-1.
JOHN U. MKA( 'HAM, M. P.
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kiiir's I'vil, Teltf r
Tumors, nml Suit Hhotim.
Fmm a I'rwunttnif M- rchavt of St. Louts, 4, lflifl.
Dn. Atf.r: Your I'ilU nrp tin par-iiron of f,M that 1
p-rt'iU in iiit'iliciiit1. Tln'V liavt ruici) :ny httlt tlaiiKht-tr
of ulccroim KorcH upon In r IkumIh ami fed that liml proTd
inrui-iihli- fur Vfiirn. I Iit niut h"r liuil htttn loo;r yrlcvou
ly HttiicU'il 'With Hotelier atul j.iniiltrt on litT tslun nnd )
h'-r lialr. After our chiM wan fiircit, nh nKn ti inl vour
l'ill.t, nnd they huvo micl tn-r. ASA Mi.'lKiKllXiK.
Hhcumntihiii9 Ncurnlin, and Gout
FtOin the, J.t v. lty. uk'Uk, of the MUutdist Ah'i. Church.
IHl.AIKl Hoi SE, r-AVANNAII, (lA., .lull. 0, 18.
HnNOHKk Sin : I nht.ulil In- linnttt lul fur the ivliff your
ikill ha 1-ioiiL'ht no if I dnl imt it port my cii.e tti yon.
A ('"ll K"til--il in in y liml.N nml dnnmiit on t-xcruriiitiD-f
iituial-.it puins, wliii-h un-h'tl In ilironit- ilituinntiMm.
Nutwnhtai.iiiiitj 1 hail tlm 1mm t of jiiiyiciniit, I lit tiivRi
irrfw woiHft and worn-, until, hv the utlvn of your ; k alii-ut
HpMit in liultiiimie, lr. Miickfinic, 1 tried your fill.
1 licii ctli-'tri wt-rt low, ttut num. liy pt-rt: wi ing Id tb
umi of thiui, 1 am uttw tntirciy well.
P ATE Oil OIliKR, It ATi N ItiiKiE. T.4.. fi !., 15ft.
IR. Aim.: 1 Iuhk I -eii t-iiliit-iy iiirnl hy your 1'illf of
lUieiiliiatit Gout a pamlul diMa-e tltt had ntnii tt-d DtO
fur y.ius. iM'KNT MllHil.U
I 'or Dropsy, Plrthnrii, or kindred Com
Jtlnintrt, iiirnl!. ug an u- tix puio, they aiunurxcvl
l ut luunly.
for 'owtivcnrss or f 'onstipation, nnd on
ft DllllllT I1U, llit y aie Hlti-i.lilt; iititi i lo. lual.
I ' its, SuppicsMini., I'uralysi, Itilliunmu-
tlon, and t-ti-n ltalnr, and l'mliul lillnit-
ih nn, littTo bci ii cuiiil ly Uif alu iuii.c m tioii ol iliLh
1'lllH.
Mont of tlie PHIk in imu Kid Contain Mercury, -winch, nl-tlioii-.di
ii -talimhl-- ii ioe.lv In ftl.illul ti;uid, it linnrenaii
lu n put'lle pill, lioin llit- ilrettoiul t oiiM-i-ut-ncen Oml ho
tjui iitly follow ltM iii(-au(ioiin u -(.. 'Mm oo contain no iur
cuiy or m i item 1 buI'hIihk m whitU'Vi-r,
AYER'S C1IERKY PECTOKAL
If OR TH K KAlII) CtUK Of
cot an, oi-ns. iionsi:.r:s, ifi.v
r:.z, uu urns, auooimu
(OI GII. ( HOl'P. ATIIMA, ITS
(llMI NT COXM'MPTlO.if,
Rnd fT t't- r-lt-tol Li'n-uuii'ti'.t' puli.-nti- In dvantxl
Kt.lfn i f th til -fit..
AVo mt'd lif-t rW'.ak to tli ptil lir nt tf rirtu-g.
Tlnou'-'huui rvery l"Uti, ttnd m1iii'"i eti iy Imuilft th
Ameiltau Mittf. it r v,uinl--Miil tnitM ol pitljlt. nitrv rnm
pl tintH liavt- imitlf it alien ly Ko-wn. ?nji,,w bih tho
laiuilieM in any fivili.- d coontiv on llii- i. iitiin-nt m it li
oiit hi'inw pt-rnmial xprn'iM-o ol iu .fleet; mo I lewt-rywt
tht i.liiiiniiiitie any In i vhn li hit- Dot MiootiK llit-m
Run 1 1' IlMlM tH' hy of itH It, i, o,.r Oil- -.ttl'tle nnd timi.
jft-n.UK di-t u" of tht thn.iit at.it lun--. hih- it In tho
iniint poueiinl antiiiolt- t klinWu tu limn tor tl foiinl
tt.llile aiot .l.-tniicKHIK .)M -aKt'K ol tht) pullln'tlHI'V oiL'HIIi. It
In kIhi III" pleitNHiti t iind r..ili i I h iin.ul) llml etui In mui-
Iiliiy-il tor intiinlK ami Vonn pi tt-oiir. I'mei-tH hhouhl
ia u it in nlorti itir;tm,-t the !iniiln ir. i-nemy tliat Ktertht
upon them uiiHt pared. o have itlaiioiant rit.iiou tu
Itehi'vn tht' flurry tturil mm-N iii.ro Iimk hy Om c.iii
mimpiiotiK It pie'eiitK than 0--o it ciiHH. Kfep ii hy
you. and run- v-mr ( . d-U w hlU O iy fin tt hie. iot nt-n-them
uiilii n hiiuian hkij can iu-ltr I lit lntoial l
ranker that, ht-1,,1). d on Ou- tilaU. vt Voiu li to a m v .
All Know titt ilri-N!lnl latalltv of hniir -hn-i U t mxl ns
they i.ii"s tufi Out virlm -t ..t tliirt r.-metiy. wv o H m.t do
IFHUC IL Ml t( H-sllle tll.MO it l- 'ill Uit.-lf 0ie ) .t ( CilU
v. i'i.i'H ii(irl, im rnri'. no toll to pn dii(- It th
IH..M peOft p- -ll !-. Hn I Ih.i- "I Hi' "1.V
it tliti tn-d B .-enl nhl' In-nr "lull nni fmnhh for iheii tun.
MEPARED BY DR. J. T. AVER,
radical and Analytical demist, Lowell, Kas.
a y n ,vn . ) ji r
Jamev 1 1 mi si li , II illsliurn; Hweurin;i"i) sud
Wright, New I. ex iiitn n ; I,. M. Jnlinnsii ,
New 1'etersliiiri,'; J.I.. iV. Kolierts, llrlfust
.1. M. Keen, f.ee.-.liu rn t fv'orlim L Mjd
,i ireuiifiel.l i anil all lie. lei in .Meilielnn evry
wlare. Wliiikniilu by J . 0. Ayur 4. (jo., Ci
mif-l 'Jt jau 1
