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CT LIVER DISEASE. Carter's Spanish I
llixtnre, si re:nedy (or livei disease, mid Hie
number of formidable evila connected wuh a
4 iaorsanized alate of that organ is unrivalled.
Hundreds of cer ifica;e. from U.e biehest
oereci of persons, living in Ihe City of Rich
mood. Va., might b Riven ol cures effected
by Carier'i Spanish Mixture. We hate only
' ...r., intho riiranidiuarvrureofbaiii-
uel M. Drinker, Esq., of Hie Orm of Drinker &
Morrrk, Bookseller.. Richmond. Vs.. who was
cured by two botllea of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, after three yean suffering from diseased
lifer. He says itat aclion on the blood i won
derfull, better than all the medicine he bad
ever Uken, and cheerfully recommends it to
all.
a9ee advertisement.
Dee. 27.-4.
CINCINNATI AND EATON MARKET.
CwreetedweekljbjrB.S.CuBningliam.wliolesaU
mdretaildroccr. Main St., Eaton.
..,1W1TI. I BATON'
Bssswax. fi$l
liorraa. IHiawo
DaiaoAppLta
PiAcnas, ii:oOm
P.atusrs
Ussswax,
ilurTKit,
CliKtSU,
Covrau,
OltlBU Al-I'LKS, i-0
I'icvciiks, 2:50S:l:uO
I'EATimus,
.SSOlfiW-W
tl-.50lSl-o;'
4K.lilO
gj.ijau
1140
75:ilO
1:13C8V.5U
10
.:5O!'S.V00
l.tailoU'
Tmorut tl:MmrM
Tlkx, euwin "
POTATOaSl
Floor,
Whsat,
CoRX,
Oats,
SarlsT
Bra,
Uiaxs,
Eaos.
Iloaa,
CattlS.
Susie,
iii
Sll,
ttUOOLDIBS,
J,ARD,
!.(? 25
H3iftl4
Flour.
Whbat,
Cous,
OaTS,
Haiilkt,
UVK,
IIkans,
Koos,
lions.
Cattle ,
SllKEP.
IIaxS
SIDES,
SllorLIlKRS,
f.AIln,
8:00oH:25
SOtftDoO
lliiltf 111)
1X0
511
150
15
S:5'v3.:5t)
i:ii.K((S:iiJ
$3:00f'3:00
i if- ia
no
liifria
SOOAR.
Ci.ovbii. 4.7.'r' r-'c
Timothx $uO((t3:"iO
Flax,
I'oTATOKS, 30t
jouoUoury Painter. L tu J.t'Varti--
.... a -.i -il l t'uiii.
"Sf8'. " i. . t&muel I aimer, and
:?Z ?ommo Pleas o, Preble
J."" . uhio. her Petitiod against the-., the s:..d
iSliu the ob ect and prav,r ol i.cl. said
iSu. is to obtain Partition ol , ,nnd beass.gn,
SSt of'lue dower of tire sa-d a-el ainlc -
.d described as follows. t wit. 'lie fa;
all of the south East quirter. ejection o. 12 in
Town, ip No. f "V N' 2- K-t. l.xeo,,t,..K
lu ?Zlut contained in the follow." der p-
n i iii.tiT. Sr. to Joiin ram-
. , j... i i... i..ii
J, . "f lH16. belnB
h.'soutli part of the south a t quarter of hec
t m" jTon,hip ...f ru.ce two ea-t.ie.i
turn 1..1U r.irerr said our.
a.. i nut Mir at, mo -
tor tl enee orth on the Section bi.e lor y rous:
ihcnce U,to0 hundr,d and anly rods, or to
4 M a" Uion line of said Suction; theiiee sou.h m
,i?d division line forty rods to the so.rih west
lolow or id quarter s-.-ction; thunefft on I lie
.cXn lirle bundled and sixty rods to the
Sof bjeinninp-contaiuinst forty acres of
Kbethemeoiore..,
ft tract of ami, wi "i i" 1 -7 7 ; '
cv... - . s
section .aeeaeu 7 , d
aimiel rainier ov
-tsr
. l,.i..r
io saniiiB. - -7. T,, ,.,, ,.
d..r bed as loliow-s u wn. i
4Ur uth east quarter of Section twe ve in own
. ip nine, of rLge two eist Ac-, banning at
t 1 north east corner of said quarter section,
i , vnce west one hundred and sixty rods to the
iiv"sion lineofsMd section thence south forty
tX! thence east one hundted and sixty rods to
.T : 1 In. thence north lorty rodstu the
ulacenf beginning, containinir forty acres be the
ilme more T,r less. Satd q'lartcr con vn.ng af
? -aiid two excepted tracks are d duct Here-f-n.
eightv acres of land mor.-ur less ar.d the
"d I defendsnts are further notided that the said
Stitlonor at the next Term of su.l , Cnui t of Com
SSt. PIeas.will apply for an ord-.-r that he dower
t' e 'aid BachelVaii.tcr, may be ass gued and
Mid partition made accordingly
Attest, Lkwis It. O.n. Clerk.
HUBUAKI) k FOOS, Atty'a for Pet s.
Jan. 8 1858, w.
Adininltiator's Sate.
ON Ihe 2d day of February, A. D. So",
10 o'clock in the afternoon, on 'be premi
ses, in Jefferson township, Preble county,
will be sold lo the hichest bidder, the follow
...... n... i v.i.ii. ihe nrnnertyof illiam
iiik lie... .-. - . . ir
c.i.Kiii rV.enseil. lowit: The east ball,
.h. iiril. east ounrter of section thirty fix (3C)
in township nine, (9) of ranged) east, in the
-lniinlvnf Preble, and Slate of Ohio, nubj.-ct
lo the dower estste of Keber-ca Sibhitt, wid-
I ,i.. ..i.l William SibbiH. dee'd.. ol sixty
unliars ner annum. Appraised, subject
aid dower estate, at 3.
ihinl ihe nurchnse iron
ej cash in hand, one third in one tear, and
,i.. ...i.lu. in two vea'S frm the das of sale;
petered pavments to be secured by Mortgage
the premises, and lo bear interest al 6
"ntf'0mU'edayf,LLIAM PENCE.
Ailm'r of Win. Sdihelt. dee'd.
Hubsard & Poos, Ally's for Pl'fi".
January 3, n56.--li.
CINCINNATI AND EATON MARKET. COLLECTION NOTICE.
To nil persons Concerned.
ALL persons in arrears to J. D. Miller
Miller V Tuohy are earnestly requested
make payment with rash or by note on or
the 1st day of February next, to J.
Miller, who ii fully ruthorized to make set
Uementand close the bo..En4,n.oiiy
Jan. 3. 1355. , ,
N. B. U inconliacnlly hoped that noiid
dilioual expense will be necrksary. but
all concerned will promp ly come forward
liquidate their indebtedness to J. U. Wilier,
and not remit by any uiiaulhormed or irre
sponsible person.
Sa!coY Jand"Varraut No 1607a
ON ihe 20 day of January, A. D. i83B, at
o'clock, p.m. at the door of Ihe Couit
House in Eaton, Preble county, Ohm, will
told to the highest bidd.:r, Military Land -arrant,
No. 16018, as Ihe properly of Joshua
Cobb, dee'd appraised ol 8
Terms ofSale, one half the purchase money
eash in baud, and the residue in one year
the day of sale deferred payments to be secur
ed by the purchase, giving his note with
proved security. . .
CAROLINE G. ACTON, Administratrix
dt bonus nou of Joshua W. Cobb, dec d
Hubsaro &. Foos, Ally's for Admr'x.
Deceinbei 27, 1856. u.
"THE GOOD TIMZ COMIKG."
By T. 8. AIlTUUR.
Those wishing to hear something of that
expected day. should read this book.
ft is having an immense sale: Bo0 copies
been ordered in advanoe of publication.
We send a copy by mail, postage paid, on
J. W.HIUDLEY Pub.
48 North Fourth St , Philadelphia Pa.
N. D Ageuta wanted to sell this and
popular books, in all parts of the United Status,
gcad for our list and terms to Agents.
Dee. 20 1 835 8t.
Turnpike Election.
NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
Election he d at tho Tavern of William
Blessing, in West Alexandria, Preble County,
on the Second Monday or January. A. D.
for the Eleotion or five directors or the Dayton
Western Turnpike Road Con.pany, to servo
tba Ensuing year. .
Attest, MAIILOS KARX. Prest.
7 ff.J.Otfcoi,8cy. Dec.O-lw.
WHO WAMI8 10 BE MASELED1
T1IEAKTOFL0VEMAKIS0.
Tho nni,t exlraordinarv bo.k of the l'Jth century.
THE K1ASS OFMAUItlAOE.
THE WAY TO THE ALT AH.
Matr:ocy made easy; or How to w n s lover.
One volume of 100 P'KCS 32 mo. Price 1
5u.0U0 copiesalrcady issued. Thirteenth cdi
tiou ready. I'rinted on the finest pij er, aud il
lustrated io the first style of art,
"Love rules the court, tbe camp, the jrrovc.
r'or Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Lajvc."
So sang the Hard : yet thousands pioe
For love of life the lijrtit divine
Who. did 'they kuovf some gentle charm,
The hearts of those tucy love to warm.
Might live might die, in bliss supreme.
Possessing all of which they dream.
The road to Wedlock would you kuow J
Delay not but to HON'l-'OL'Teo.
Time liies, md from hisalnniny wings
A shadow falls on lirinij things;
Then seize the moments as they pass.
Ere fall the last sands through tho glass;
At lont the nrvvent is yon own,
W hile all the future is is unknown.
A ha ppv niarrir.pc nnn or nraid
Cuu now secure by KOXIUJUTs aid.
( CONTESTS.
It loaches how to make ladies or pentlcmen
wiu the d,M-otedotVectionsor t a many of the p-
inMituHCX as their Hearts may '. -
l. , . tlvntiiur unit all mav
plan is so simple, jei
ho married irrespective of age, appearance. or
initio..; aud it can be arrainped with audi case
.intl dellicacv, that dufeef ion is imiblc.
It leaches bow to man ove .,:,.
It tenches every eyetolorni aheaufyof Hsown.
It toaebca ho-,v to act when fainatcd by a
'""J- . .. ..l- .), crinkled face
Ittcacncs now w nno
smooth. , 'ft i .n,..
It (caches you the kiuu 01 wne i
der hon.o bsj..y. . . nnr
It gives ailvice to ine wrci " -----
trulvrccepted and isrejecicu aireruiuo
the interlereiicc of friends.
It gives a rcnicJy tor unrequnie..
II give you instructions for beautifying theper-
'""liow to have a hamW.me face and hauds.
How to remove t m and freckles.
A Lecture on love, or a private advice to Mai-
ried Ladies and Gentlemen.
nti ; . i :.i. .i rasciniit 1119. interest-
. 4,1 "i"" '.r ..Hi uraetical work on
ffirl pMimndtheY.t.esanddelight
of Marrii'l Life, that has ever bee., issm -d m
, . , . u, movents n union of
' lc" . ' I', .loionalismthe Inp
ncans. mi m. v. , r .
tiiupssoud even ine nvcsoi ui - -
'I'"" " . . .i ..r I....I. ..v. t lOl-OUL'lllv
younjrntm nnneini o..u. .-" p,,,.m'.
. . ' '-.ui uriJinA fur an infallible
iurv!nte t-'ts grcin :.m -
"No one will ever regret the price paid for such
an invaluable secret. .. . .i..
Hills of any ot tne specie ,
United States or Canada received at par. Oold
dust can be sent from California.
All that is ,.ecess,rv lor you to do is to wri e
...... : r. .-m-l .i i o. niclosing ONt
mil l. Alt. and writo fho name, with ihe Post-
.n 1 Cut., nml direct to
T, i U X UT. Publisher & Author,
1 V, ! Knrfv-sixth St., N. Y
npivm Jfc DAVEXl'ORT. lii Nassau St., are
the wholesale agents. 1000 Kt-ut , wanted.
Dec. 27 1855, tint. .
iitoiV Sulc of IScnl Estate.
tf v,i,l.iv. the lHtli day ot January, a. i
1S1I nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon ot said
o
- ,,., ni.es. being tne ota niimesie.iu
f"",..,.r i Kinchart. dce'd , iri Lanier town
.
,-
JI11IIIO. i ...... - il . ..,i,
shin, Preble count v, Ohio, will be sold lo the
highest bidden-Tlic south cast quarter of Sec
.:.. in i.. nhit. No. S. and range 8 east,
IIOII iC. .1, ... i- - --- ,
containing about 100 acres of land, more or less,
as the property of the said Peter l mehear dec d.
i., .......innpn of lis last Will sua lesiaoiei.v
S,id m-einiscs will bo sold for cash in hand.
u'., wlfTf'-HT kiceriitorol IIIO
last will and testament of Peter Kinchart, dee'd
Dec. 20 1-433 if. t
Estate Notice.
ni
VOI'ini; is hereby given I hut th under
A i,,p,i h.n been dulv appointed mid qunli
f.ed rs Administrator of the tstate of Adam
ii.,n,.,.,.ii dpi-.'d. late oWreble couuly uwo.
Ml persons knowing tiiemstives wucuicu
the .said estate win piease iiiurc
payment mid those having claims present thi-ir
nioHU y aullieuuniiic.i ...i .
I" 1 ' ii.vi.-i) mil MlWl-.l. .. Admr.
rv 1 1 . ij i l ivwu ,
Dec. 20, 1853.-31
0.
r
ol
to
on
pr
or
to
be
fore U.
0YSTEH3, TIGS' FEET, TEIPE,
3Iinoe Pies, Hot Coilae, ancy vanaios so
sold and fin uisbed to order, at the
S3 (V H 1 24 S A 3T-i (D S? a
liarou Street, Eaton O.
Ovsfers sold cither by the single plate, or
. ...ir .... i... ivvvnn.' MIIUTIIV.
w ... ., or ikiii e."."j " ....-.------
Dec. so, 1855 tf.
.
a
and
2
be
w.
from
ap
Soplirona llouruc,
Virgil C Bourne, (minor) and Preb'l Com IT;
Lucy Unurno, legal guaruiau
,r virrvi'. C llout'iie. I
tii Viifc. Hourne. (minor) Lucy Ilourno le
gal (Juardian of Virgil C. llouruc, you are hereby
untitled that on the 17th day ol April. A. II.
the said Soplirona iiouriie liied her petition in
Court of Common rieasoi rrcuie i-ouy, ".'o
il... ohiprt and til-aver of which petition is to ob
Miu au order from' the Court for the assignment
of one full and equal liuru pari 01 me i..i... m;
orcmisesns her dower either by iiietesand bound
r.n ni.imilv 111 leu ot dower, nam Mima
,i,.u, il...l n, fol ows : rsilualeil ill i'reuie couu
tv.'ohio, twenty acres of hind, the same being
tlie south ea t corner of the south westrpiarterof
section twenty two lowmliip six (,.,) 01 range
two,(2)e.itof thcineredittii line, Also the north
half of the north west quarter of section twenty
seven ('J7)in the s.iine township and range
above, b.-gi lining at the imi-t" west corner of said
quarter .thence east 10 rods to a stake: thence
south garods tothemiddlcof anidquartcr; thence
west l iO rods to a stake; Ihcuce north 80 rods
the place of beginning- Moth tracts cont lining
1 M acres more or lets. And the slid defendants
are"!'urllier notilied to appear and answer nrdcmuf
to said petition on or before the 23d of rnarv.
ISo'l, and in default thereof, said Peti
t:oner will proceed to ask of said Court said order
for the assignment of her dower in accordance
with the prayer of i.nv.iHon.(;i MouRi
Atty'a for Petitioner,
Dec. 20,1 8'.5. fit,
William Watt's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tho subscriber
has been duly appointed and qualilied.ns
administrator with Hie will annexed, on the
of William Walt, loto or Preble Couuty,
Ohio, deceived. S. UANTA, Admr.,
Dec. 13, 8w. with the will nnnexeu.
Samuel M. McJIanus' Estate.
VT0TICE is hereby given, that tho subscriber
1 l. . I.nnn il,.K n,.niMt.l nnd ruin tilled AH
.....l.m .... 111. . oal ni" Kmn.l M. Mr.NfnnilR.
or jacksou township, Preble County. Ohio,
ceased. O. Dll, mr.
Dee. lit, 18.r-,. ftw.
Free Turnpike Notice.
hav
ing re
eeiptofthepnce.il, oilier
VTOTICE is hereby given that a meeting
il be held, ot Iho Mayor's oflico in Eaton,
j,..e,l., . th. 1 Oil. rl , v ..I'.lant.nrv next., lo orrran-
.-..11,..'..., . t.fc ..... ..".. . .
ixe a Company to construct a FrecTurnpiko
. ,i: .:.. ,.fll...t,,n
l-j.iiou io oiaiw i.ioe, ' u.iuvi."..
ONE OV MANY.
Ealon, Dec. 20 1833 3t.
an
185(1,
A
for
4
L. D. JOHNSON,
COMMISSION MEM ANT.
8 Columbia St., east oflTIain,
DKALCR IM
Grain. Floor, Pork, Baton, Lard, tic,
ADTAJICES MADE OS C0NSIGBSUEST8.
October 11,1855.
FOR TO MPESf Wffii
AXD
NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONN tTS.
SU0ES,&C.,&C.,G0T0 '
will be happy to wait on them.
Tins eisw eaMP stubs m
No. , Muin St., Eaton, O.
in receipt onhcir Fall and Winter stock or Dry Goods which in quantity, quality
ot be beat in the town or Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than ever, call i
,i want to save vour money and get bargains. Country Produce taken in exchange
I
THEY are now
ml oi ill. a "i ti in it lin he
t '.. I.. 1C .-.. rnur liiftnuv flllll lTtt W.
evervo-my. n ""';"--" V " ' :V,;:, i.tl.T, ,l.vhavo eim.loved a (ierimn Clerk who
Of tr'MHM. 1 IH'V WOUlU W luiucir utiiuim is.v . j
mwm pi
fob m PALI
p. wiMiMB iPDama
1S
. ..... r . I , . .n-1. .f fl..,l. .(Tarait in .1. !n mnrbnl
CVANAI'SDAL & Co. are in receipi 01 uieira'"'' uu..us ... .ma ...... ......
m vvhich tli'ev resnectfultv call the utlention of their friends and customers sod all others
,10 Willi ii mcj . w..i;., onnfidHntthnt from Innff exneiinncp. aiiflieient
want ng cheap onu ser lcciiuie nuw. - - --, - ,--
mentis to purchase our Coo ls exclusively fbr cash, close attention to the purchase of every or
i i Z .Vi'red by us for sale we can lender satisfaction as to price and qi.ality. Our stock has
U-tn nurchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances direct
uicu i.-,.. - .,.;.t limn ncnnllu fnitnrl in miinlrv ufums In
from the ninnulactory. and emoraces a iu.ci - ...... . , .
addition to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep
SiMS 0? ALL Rl!
Queenware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel,
Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE,
including eao-le, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very
best m.3e top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim-
muv drills, sttvereu, urowu, uiatu ui inuiaun, ouhu. u..,
Waras' top and trimmin"; leather, dasn, Dow, ana conar learner, iioor 011
cloths, hair, and rugs, AVilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas
onic rrl;isr.i. ioints and nrons. hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows.
' . . . ... . .. , . nu j,I.Ai.n n2 ilt.v am t I, , t: fwl
All OI WKiaClt VIH xe tr
llllClUUilU VI CCT1IUCII.
September, 20, 1855. tf.
.u
by
in
II TEE I1H wm a mm i u mi
o r-
Dry Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes, &c,
Go To . & W. MINOK'S,
Cor. of Main Baran sts.
Eaten, Ohio,
mi .nnCL-lnfrlheir F.ll and Wintf r stork which has never been surpassed for ouantity.
quality beauty, style or texture ia Eaton, full everybody if you would save money and be pleased
wit o rpurcuuaea.
Sept, tio. 1833.
are
in
as
chase mb mmm
STUBKPING THE STATE!
TVrnTWITII STANDING this fact, Stephens & Co. have brought into
market the lar.est stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, ever offered
to the people of Preble county. Their stock consists in part of French,
English, and American oiotns anawncy uiisstiiieii.-s, uveicuauuys iwecus,
Sattinetts and Jeans,
WOMEN'S DUE&S GOODS,
Fancy, plain and black silks and satins, French, English and American Mo
rinoes, plain, fancy and black lustres; American and French plaids; De
laines of new style all wool delaines; Debagees, from the highest price
to the lowest. Ginghams, consisting of French and domestic of all prices,
a thousand and one pieces of prints, from 5 cents to 12 per yard; and
fact anything that ladies wear Tor dress, may be found at their establish
ment. Also a full assortment of
Hosiery and Gloves !
Men's silk and woolen under-shirts and drawers. A large and extensive
lot of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queensware, &c. &c, and in
pvprvthinc that can be found in a Dry GeodStores can be had at our
tablishment, and we would invite the attention of our friends and others,
who want good and cheap Dry Goods give us a call. We arc determined
to sell cheap for cash or approved credit.
N. B. All kinds ol country produce taken in exchange lor goods.
Eaton, September 13, 1855. STEPHENS & CO.
to
Cincinnati, Eaton & Richmond
Rail Road Line.
AY i 31 til- Ai't'unceuient.
Commencingon Thursday, Nov. 19,
1855, between Uaton ana uincin-nati
and intermediate points.
cs
tnto PK.
late
de
will
on
from
Leave Eaton 7,45 a m arrive at Cinciuati 10 a in
" H:lo " " l;3opm,
' " 4,5d pm " " 8:15pm
" ' 7,'.'i) jim " U,80 p in
LcaveCincinati fi.O.ja m arr. at Eaton, 7,45 4 m
" ' 2,;iijpni " " 4,45 pm
' 5.00 pm " ' 7.!i0pni
Between Eaton and Richmond.
Leave Eaton 7,45a marriveatUichniood 8,22am
"4,45 pm " " 6,30 pm
' " 7,20 pin " " 8,00pm
Leave Uiclimond7,0ua m arrive at Eaton 7,47 am
10,30, a m " " 11:10a. m
' 6,40 pm ' ' 7,20 pm
Tbe 7,45 am and4,15 pm Trains connect at
Richmoud for Indianapolis and the west.
The above Trains also connect for New Castle,
n.igrstown, Ac.
Th. r.ir. a 111 and 11.10 P m Trains connect at
Ilamllloii for Dayton and intermediate points.
Also, the 7,45 a m and 4,45 pm Train connects
at Richmond for Dayton, and intermediate points
on the Davton and Western Rail road.
The 7,45 am Train from Eaton and the 2,30 p
m Train from Cincinnati will stop at all regular
stationsand at the Valley House on regular no
ticc. All othor Trains will atop at Regular Sta
tionsouly.
J D. K. MORROW. Sup't.
&c
UNITED STATES IIOTEL,
Southwest Cor. of Sixth U Walnnt Sts.
r3 -bt rscvr ra Tsavr tvt ran aat
EWIKO & AUNOLD Pro.'s.
. MORTON, ..i..n.
jr.ssr Johnson. )
Auj. 30, 1355. In).
mm tummm,
t 55 "
J. P. IIUOOKIWS Oc son,
Baron St., Eaton, O.,
Wholisule ond Retail Dealers in American,
Eii'libli, French and German Drugs,
M etlici lies,
Ciieiiiieuls,
l':i in Is. Oils,
brushes, iilass,
l'utty, Pei rninery,'
Patcut Ulcdiciucs Ac.
t
-XTT I 1 . 11 41 ,1 .I'. ftf tho 1
u i.eg icuve io i.i u.
YV public 10 our well seiecieu siock wnii-11
we offer on the most ravorable terms. Having
the advantage of ninny years practical experi
ence in the business, they with confidence,
defy competition, both in regord lo quality
and price of Iheir articles.
Particular attention aid toPhysicions pro
scriptions. Eaton, July 26, 1855.
Oct 19
LADIES' FANCY FUES.
BAKER'S
NEW II AT STOKE,
144 WALNUT 6TEEET BELOW FOTJHTH,
WE are now offering the largest and best as.
sort incut of Ladies' Fancy Furs ever opened
in thiscity all or which are entirely new, and
selected by one of the firm from the latest Eastern
patterns. Our customers can rely on getting a
genuine and rrcsh article, as we have no old
Stock to sell. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS,
will please examine our stock beforo purchasing
as we arc offering inducements to cash and punc
tual short time buvors. We have just received
bv express a h t of BROWN SOFT HATS, com-
prising all graues some Denuiiiiu goous
L. H.BAKER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Halters,
111 Waluuf at,, below 4th Cincinnati
1
ri.lc,i,.,
llml H,tM. sl!)(,
,a ftuci v,.,ri.
AVie Principle! litvi Remtdy! Ao i'onon.'
mioIe' Fever and Ague Cure,
Or Antidote to Malaria ;
For the preveutiou and ru re
F.vpr and A ifue. or chill fever, dumb airue. and
oilier intermittent aud reniiticnt levers. iiNool
billious lever, accoiiqiauu-d by t hold svmp-turn-,
tvphoid fever, yellow Teier. ship and jail
fever, geueral debility, night sweats, ei::l all
oilier lorins of diseaso which have a cviumou
origin in
Malaria or lTliasiun,
Tbcso diseasos are common to many localities
of the L'uited States; but wherever they prevail,
-North, South, hast, or West, tliey all equally
from the snic miasmual cause. Thegrvat
variety pf syn.pton.saud forms of disease is owing
and lubitt of the sullcrer, but as the cause is the
same, ihey will ull equally yield to a remedy that
is coinjietenl to ovcrcvinc or remove tnai chusc.
l!y Ihe laws of nature, every principle has its
opj.osito, and for every disease, or cuuse of dis
ease, there is a re-ageut, or in other words a j.c-
All malaria, wneiner nrising liuui
tagnant water. dccom;s.silion ot nni
ireta'jle matter, or even newly cleared
lands, is the same in character and i-llcct ; la a
tMiison llojfing in the atmosphere, causing disease
to all who breathe it. In accordance wiih thosc
unalterable laws governing the unerring nllinity
si.usisuog oeiween .i'iHjsueH. ineie is lui.teoieji
cratiou before us, offered to the public,
Tlit natural antidote to Malaria,
which neutralizes the poison whenever it conies
il comes in contact with it. even in the open air,
and when taken internally completely puriliestlie
system ntl'ected by its baneful iutlucuce and thus
restores aud preserves health.
The remedy is believed to be entirely new, and
uuknowu to any but the proprietor, who uistmrt
I
in
fact
es
cluiuis tho followiue; extraordinary results
from its use
It will instantly check the ague in personswho
have suffe red for any length of time, from one
n.ir to rwE.NTv years, and by continuing its use.
according to the directions, a radical cure will
be effected ; the patient coulinuing free trrm the
complaint forever ; unless subse.p.eut exposure
to malaria should make its use again necessary.
In its operation upon the poison in the systjm,
it will immediately relieve nil the distressing
symptoms of billions or ague diseases, and when
the disease is cured, it will entirely prcvi-Ltthe
acccssiou of
General debility and n'glt sweats,
which so often follows the administration of oth
er medicines. Tire patient at once begins to re
cover a petite and strength, an ! continues to im
prove until restored to perfect health.
Uy its nso fever and ague may be bini.shed
from every class in the community;' farmers, me.
chauics, aud all laboring people may use it as a
Preventive,
and pursue theirrespcetive avocations in perfect
safety from ague or billions attacks during I lie
sickly seasou, which is oltcu to tlicui the u.ol
valuable part of the year.
Since the introduction of the cinu in every
part of the United States, its suro.es- has been so
complete and unvarying as lo have fully proved
these assertions ia favor of its e traordiuary
merit.
When these declarations were made, nt t!;e
date ol' its introduction, they seemed incredible
to many, even of tli.' most caudid minds, bicau-e
all the' resources of science had been taxed in
vain to subdue ague or billious diseases; and
what was still worse for ague sullerei s, all their
remedies or treatment, whether tcientilic or mi.
pineal, have been limited to the u-e of poisonous
or uesiructtve nrugs, sucn as arsenic, imiuiuc,
mercury, salicine, &c. Ihe elleets ol loose arc
sometimes worse than the disease they subdue,
and when such remedies fail, or give only tempo,
rnry relief, their poisonousetlec's are superadd
ed to tne poor suiturcr s nrst complaint.
On this account ague sud'erers should be par
ticularly careful about using any secret feverand
ague remedies, notwithstanding the makers of
them uniformly assert t!;.-.t they may he taken
with perfect safely, even ivheu it is notorioiidy
well known that their poU-ncy depends solely
upou destructive poison.
Now as a proof that the remcdv is Dot only val
uable on account of its power to curj diseases,
but that it is also
Worthy of public confidence, hr cause of its
Singular ana entire liariiileaenext.
The followiug certificate from one of the .no.,f
celebrated chemists in the L'uited States lias
been obtained, and a copy of it is attached
every bottle :
-eiv l oi-K, June 11, 135u.
" I have mado a chemical examination
Rhodes' lever uiid ague cure, or antidote to ma
laria, and hare tested it lor arsenic, mercury,
quinine and strychnine, but have not found
particle of either in it, nor have I found any sub
stance in its composition that would prove in
jurious to the constitution.
ja.yil.-s, 11. UtlLTO.M, Jl. U., t'lienust.
It is a stubborn fact therefore, that this reme
dy is destined not nly to relieve the liumau fam
ily from malarious diseases, but to (loan cqually
good work by preveuling the taking of ulhcl'
medicines which do harm,
The entire absence of any baneful ingredient
makes this remedy, not more valuable as a euro,
than it is as a preventive
No class of diseake is so easily managed as
one under eOJsideration, if the 'medicine be
in advance. Thisisowing to the diseases
being produced by ouo aud the same cause,
therefore, all, both residents and travelers,
should protect themselves 'jy the timely use
this preventive, and not wait for the poison
lurking in their veins to dcveloM- itself
a violent attack. Take the cure as a preventive,
and to destroy the poison before i dms burm.
Pull directions and advice as to diet and hab
its of life prepared bva distinguished phvs einn,
long resilient iu a billious climate now accompa
ny each bottle.
It will often bc-foiiud necessary to precede
medicine bva mildcatharlic oranti billions pur
gative. Tho very best thing for general use is
moderate dose of castor oil, the object of which
to cleanse the stoma eh aud free the billiary pas
sages, liemeiiiuir tliat wtiere tins isnecessarv
orthere iscostiveiiessit must be takfn or
seriously
opcration of the antidote will b
structed.
ONLY CAUTION. In certain specified cases
lesofthecur
pour the contents of oue or more bott
into shallow vessels, (dining plates,) and
li cm in sleeping rooms, lor the vapor using
from the medicine, and alsothe airwal'ted across
or circulated over the dregsof it, after the liquid
is evaporated, will counteract and destroy, to
degree commensurate with its exposure, the
asinaor or poison contained in the apartment.
This mode of exhibiting the cure should likewise
be resorted to when young infants are exposed
malarious situations.
The bott'es in which this medicine is put
have the words'-RuoiiEs'I-'EVEii Axn Aci kCi
blown in the glass, aud on the outside wrapper
the name of the medicine. (the copyright of wlrch
is secured,) nnd the signature of the proprietor.
These precautions are adopted to prevent coun
terfeits anu imitations.
The reliance for its success is entirely upon
. ....1.. ...1 1 1
"Clllill iiui 113 nueie.ci miiiwin.ru uiiu i.ieu,
These will be considered sultieicnt
irorlreilai
Prcpired and sold bv the proprietor,
JAMES A. RHODES. Providence. R. I.
Sol.) bv . P. Brookius A Son, Eaton, Ohio.
Oct. S3, 1355.
EXCHANGE BANK,
N. E. Corner of Maine iy Third Streets.
DAYTON, O.
BUY and sell Exchanqe and Coin j buy
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &c , and
money at reasonable rales. Pay interest
Deposits. HARSHMAN & WINTERS.
Oct. fi. 1853.
DISSOLUTION,
THE partnership heretofore exislingbetwcon
undersigned under the name of Hubbell Epply
Wilson, has been this day dissolved bvthe
of J. li. Epplcv. W. T. II li Hit ELL,
October 1st, 1855. W. J WILSON.
Owing to the death of Mr. J. It. Epply, it
necessary for us to close up tbe old
either by cash or notes. Therefore
knowing themselves indebted to the concern
come up and settle without delay. W. T II
W. J.W.
V. B. The business in future will be carried
on at their old stand, opposite the Court House,
by the undersigned, W. T HUH1SKLL.
.1081 An rAMPHELL,
Nov.10.1555 W. J. WILSON.
DR. WEAVEK'S
Cr-nkrv and talt Bhtom fyrvp LdCnate.
IT IS A. INDlhl LTALLE FACT TEAT 1 llE
nLita ttuxlifili.'d alii ttii-oulv iutulLbie uui-
,..,..: ,taleninut ol facts Hie joylul .i:tel
snrinir H I,1l,n ,"t5.""t . ' Lt. ..a.
1,, , t, noudl:l ful C(lte that thi y
lnl.oioii.edieiiicsaictheonlv iulullibio urn
lies now before the rublic tor cutanicus tri
t.ous, salt rl euni, erijlas. , sore legs, u rns,
old leiertuics, tuld lead. Miaibutic eiulLoi..,
ic -ic- . . .. .. v..-
Cases thai the most eminem invsii..-
derailed of nlciving. imuM.-dii.lely Jieioeu w
their cutativc jowers, nnu iau um
ante with lite printed directions, which actoni-
inv i-acu bottle, the sirup umi crcu.o v.u..--t-raiiicatesanyofthetboveiii
nied dua-s, arid
leaves Ihe suuerer without a bUn.ish. I hen cd-i-......r
liwviroll knrmo tone uiieat'.Vlml Cli 1I.
to
of
a
the
ta
ken and
of
al
readv in
this
a
is
n.-u .u...f.i'n.iea'.
r --i- ... .a ,1 ...
See what is saiu Dy mose t no m.i
medicines: The Kev. Samuel Henry, of Paln ir.
Mass., savs "Ihey huve done n.e n;ore good than
all the other uicuiciuos 1 have ever used lor ery.
sitielas."
dipt. William Vail, of the Stenn.er Granite
Slate, savs --th. v hava cuud my little diiugl.ttr
lor salt rh'et.in and scald head of six yeais' stanu-
ing. Snc was literally covercu wuu ,
uow perlectiv cureu uy ine syrup m viraiv.
Dr. A. J. 'Johnson, of Not'th Wardsboro, Vt.,
savs "a scrofulous disease of the hip joint, and
scald head in the same child have been cuied by
ihe syrup nd create.
Kev. August Lolls saya "it has cured tbe salt
rheum in my h g.
J. llallield Erazcr, Esq.. Editor or the Somer
sett Whig, Somerville. N. J., says "my mother
has been complite'v cured or a severe case otlet -terof
long standing, that bud defied the skill ol
the best physicians."
Hon. Joel Loomis. of East Lyme, Conn., says ''I
,en ..nnitileielv rumd ol'ervsei elas iu my leg, af
ter a couucil o'rthe b st physiciaus in the couuty
had pronounced the Uisaase nicurai.ie.o.iin. u-cj
which was seventy eight years, b;.t Weaver a
svmp and create did the work at once. '
tlias l.atliam. r.sq., Ol urieiu,
Y-, savs -I hardly know how to express my grat
it,,, I., i,, von nml vour medicines. 1 hnvebecu af
flicted for more than thirty years with salt rheum
its worst form. I tried tohnil rciiei lromvari-
ous nieilicines 1 triea several iu.. ......... ...
New York. Brooklyn and Oreenport. 1 navo oi
eted and taken me'dicinc enough to float a pretty
Lrgc b at. but thev did me no good. I have ta
!;o;i vour nicdicines one year, aud am now able to
wot k and sleepwithont a'n ache or a pain, and my
neighbors say I am the sprightest man on tho
Isiuliii." ,
The P.er. J.S. Swan ofXew London, says' I
have used the svrup aud create in myfauiilvfor
more than a year, and I think if completely adapt
ed to sustain the high reputation that in claimed
for it I have seen it used in a nuu.oer ..
ror salt rheum and erysipelas, with entire sue.
CtAsk Seth Prisherv of Taunton, Mass., what
these medicines will'do. Ask William llarbtr.
of Three .Mile Hay, Jeff County, New J ork, what
the svmp has done for him. Ask (f. r . Is . H.
llovn'ton. of Perkinsville. Vt. Ask F. L. Kent, of
Chicago Iil. Ask Martha Cottle, ot Martha a
Yinrvuid, Mass Ask illiam t, i.eouics; "r
William P. Peuianiiu, Eqrs.. ot cw Lonoon
Ask Dr. il. Murdock; of Pulaski, N. Y-, who was
cured or scrofula, alter hosing his leg by the
disease, and suffering for vears, hasbeen perfect
Iv cured bv the use of Ihe svrupand create Ask
Curtis lliirrough, of Shellfy" N Y., who has been
cured of a severe case ofsi.lt rheum. Ask Chr.a.
Akin, of Hume, X. Y., what the i vrup and crcnto
will do for sore legs. Ask Wins!., w and Slal'ter.
Verehants, Virgil', X. Y.. what it will do for fe
ver sores. Ina word, ksk cveryoouy sun una
ever lived Tliese vMiuoe.n.i v. -v ..w, uU .uv
nn-wer will be the same. 1 m:V t I'l'B.
MaiiulV.eti-.recl bv S. A weaver S i o., Mile rro.
. . ... r ..'..... ....I r.,. B,ta ni-r.r..
pnetors, acw i-oouon, v.i., u .v. ,
where. . . . ....
J. X. Harris & i:o., ,n. 7, lonege uouuiog,
Cincinnati. Oneral Ageuts lor tne esteru
States. Sold by .
S. W. llicnev, .M-w rnns, uino,
J. P. Hrooki'us i Son Eaton. 0.
Aii?uft 0, loo. ir-
Custnopelitau Art Association.
SECONu YEAK.
ATirtANGEMENTS for ihe second annual
collection of this new ond popular institu
tion for the diffusion of LiUrnlure ond Art.
Among the works slrenily engaged, is the far
farr.ed 'Gt.NOA CftL-cinx,' whicli originally cost
111,010.
In forming the new collection, the dilTusion
T works of America Art, nnd the encout
Bgemeut of A.MKUIC4.S genius hove not been
overlooked. Commissions have been ibsuid
to many ol the most distinguished American
Aitist, who will conlribuie some of their finest
productions. Among them are three marble
Dusts, executed by Ihe grealtsl living sclup
lor llniAM Powers.
Gkokgi, Washinbton, the Father of his
coui.irv j Bknjamin Fhanklin, the Philoso
,,wr .'ii.viki. Yebsti:r. the Slattsnian.
A special agent hss visi-td Europe and made
careful and judicious selections of foreign
woilis of Art, Lolh in bronze onil marble stat
uary ond choice paintiiii;?, the w hole forming
a huge and valuable collection of paintings
and .statuary, lo be -Jistributtd Frie among
the members of the Asiocialion for the Second
year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The payment of three Dollars conslilulcs
any one a member of this Askociution, end
.entities dim to either ol the magazines for one
year, and also a ticket in Ihe dis'.nbuliou of
Ihe tjinary and paintings.
The Literalute issued lo subscribers con
sists of Ihe following monthly magazines.
Harper's, Putnam's, Ku.ckeibockt-r, Hlack
wood's, Household Words, Graham's auJ
Godey's Lady's Look.
I'cr.-ons laking five memberships are enti
tled to any five ol the Magizmes lor one year,
and to six tickets in the distribution. The
r.pl nrof-pi ilsiierived from the sale of member-
the iships, are dcvolid lo the purchase of works Of
Arl for ensuing venr.
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by becoming a men.ber of the (.ssucieliun, ate:
ob-
a
tni-
lst. All persons receive the fill valik of
Iheir subscription al the dart, in tl.cbli.ipe of
sterling Magazine Literature.
id. Each member is contributing towards
purchasing choice works of A-r', which are to
be distributed among themselves, and rue at
I the some time encouraging the Artists of the
oisiribuiiug tnousuiius ol uci:ais
to
up
re"
is
its
Bills
Joan
on
the
A
death
be
ijonies ac
'ounrn, all
wifl
country.
Ihrough its ocr ncy.
Persons, in remitting funds for n'cn.bership
will plerse give their poal-oflice addrets in full,.
staling the month Ihey wish the magazine to
commence, ond have the letter ieisiersd lo
prevent loss ; on Us receipt, a certificate of
membership, together wi:;, uie Mngiriiie de-
sited, will be forworicd to ony fart of the
country.
Those who piirchnf e maenzines rt booli
s'ores wi'.i observe, tl.nl by joii ii.g this A?so
ciaiin, Ihey receive Ihe Magiizine and free
ticket in the annual Oistribu t u.n oil at th
same price they now pay for the niagoiine
alone. For members). ip. address
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Ateilhtr of the principal oflkes- Knicker
bocker .Vagszine oflice, 343 Broadway, New
York ; or Weslern Office, 106 Waler a'.reet,
Snndiiskv, Ohio.
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(Succrssoas to Wv. Nefp,)
rOKK PACKERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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CINCINNATI
tiyOrders nnd consignments solicited
Nov. 8, 1885. 3m.
OOAP and CANDLES a first rate arttcU
Odea A Diik.
Wanted, "
Bushels of Wheat, for which U a
highest price wilib raid in r.u
"I the Grocery uf OUDUN 4. PICK.