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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS
BRONCHaETIS, WHAOOPING-COUGE,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
GRNSTTu HbVHnN

A MONG the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the business
OF life, increase its enjoyment, and prOOng the
term Of human existence, none be named Of more
realvalue to mankind than this contribution of Chem
istry TO the Healing Art vast trial of its virtues
throughout this broad country, has proven, beyond
doubt, that medicine or combination of medicines
yet known, surely control and the varieties
Ol pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every year. In
deed, there is abundant to believe a rem.
edy has at length been found which can be relied on
to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs
Our space here will not permit publish any pro-
portion of the effected by It's use, but we would
present the following opinions Of eminent men, and
refer further inquiry to the circular which the agents
below named, will always be pleased to furnish Free
wherein are full particulars, and indisputable proof Of
these facts.
From the President of A mherst College,
the celebrated Professor h itchcOclE.
JAMES q. AYRR-sir: have used your Cherry
PectOra in my own case of deep-seaed bronchitis,
and am satisfied, from its chemical constitution, that
It an admirable compound for the relief of laryngia
and bronchial difficulties. If my opinion to its
superior character, be of any seVce you are at
liberty to use it as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LII. ID.
FrGm the widely celebrated Professor
sillim0m, M. d., LII. d., Prof of Chemistry,
Minefaogy, etc., Yale College, Member of the
Lit. Hist. Med. Phil. and Scientific Societies of
America and Europe.
| deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable compo.
ston from some OF the best articles in rhe Mateha
Medca, very effective remedy for the class Of dis
eases it is intended to cure.
New HAVEN, Ct, Nov /, l640.
Major PATTERSON, President of the S. C. Senate,
states he has used the Cherry PectOra with wonder.
ful success, to cure inflammation of the lungs.
From one Of the first Physicians in
Maine.
DR.. ]. G. AVER, LOwell-Dear Sir: / am now
constantly using your Cherry PecOral in my practce
and prefer it to any other medicine for pulmonary
complaints From observation Of many severe cases,
am convinced it will cure coughs, colds, and dis
of the lungs, that have put to defiance all other
remedies.
invariably recommend its in Of con-
sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease.
Respectfully yours,
/. s. CUsHMAN, M. D.
Prepared and sold by JAMES G. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LOWsti, Mass.
Sold by Fred. Eckstein, corner of Main and Fourth
streets, Cincinnati; G. Roberts & Co., Columbus !;
sturgis & Bigelow, Mansfield and by all druggists
in Ohio.
February s, 1852,
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TEmPERANCE m0U sE.

7
CILAs r. HOULToN would most respectfully
- announce the aveling public that be has taken
charge Of and fitted up and furnished In the very best
style the above named, well known TUaerH Stand in
Wooster II is the determination Oftbe proprietor 10
conduct said Tavern on the strotest Temperance
principles and he hopes therefore, to share with other
hotels Of the place. his equal share Of public patron
age. His bar will at all times be furnished with the
choicest beverage, cold, bright, sparkling mater.
HIS table will be furnished with all the Injuries the
county will afford His stabling, which is commO.
dous, is attended by careful and accommodating
h0sters. SILAB s. HOULTON.
Wooster, January IS, 1852.
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SCENE At THE CENTRAL DEPoT ON THURSDAY. e

SCENE AT THE CENTRAL DEPoT ON THURSDAY
Train Just a1Oa TO Start. New York exquisite
with flying jib" shirt collar; a galvanized
trace chain, and a ferocious mustache-going
to Wisconsin to collect bad debt.
Ergaisite. - Having tried two cars in sue
cession, looks into third.) II say Conduc-
tar this car is all fnll.
COA.--"l told you to get into the forward
car on the other track"
Er--(GoiUg to the wrong car again, brings
mp in the ''Emigrant" which stands forward on
the same track, and comes out all over disgust
81 say conduc. taD, this an Emigrant cap
id Hye-naUl"
C01.--''G told you, sir, to take the forward
passenger car, on the other track"
Exquisite goes to wrong side Of the car-house
and gets upon the platform Of a new car which
is standing there--train departs-and exquisite
10 great CONSERVATION, enquiries Of bystander
when his car is goingi
BgStander About next summer l guess
they are building locomotive on purpose TO
draw i'll"
Er.-"I shall take private conveyance
this Railroad travelling is a cursed bOahl''
Exit. Detroit AdO.
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A SpTRNDTD FARM FOR SALE.

TTrTHE subscriber desires 10 dispose OF farm Oi
J. NINEfY-FYE ACRES, on the Colerain Turn
pike, six miles from. the@etys about mile and a
half from Farmers College, and the Ohio Female
College He will sell II all t0getheT In lots to suit
purchasers, If application be made soon. -.
his own residence.
Terms easy.
An inquiries win be answered at the Washington
Life Insurance Company, ReedeF'S Bnildings. third
street, Cincinnati. 2. F.CAhh.
February 70, 1859.
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The CHANCES or LIFE.-Among the inter-
esting acts developed by the recent census, are
some in relation to the laws that govern life
aud death. They are based upon returns from
the State Of Mary and and a comparison with
previous ones The calculation it is unneces-
Sary to explain, but the result is a table from
which we gather the following iIIustraton:-
10 265 infants are born on the same day and
enter upon life simultaneously. OF these
243 never reach the anniversary Of their birth.
9U25 commence the second year bat the
proportion Of deaths still continues SO great,
that at tine end Of the third only l53 or about
fOur-fiiths of the original number, survive
But during the fourth year, the system seems to
acquire more strength, and the number of
deaths rapidly decreases. 1t goes on decreasing
until twenty -one, the commencement of matn-
rity and the period of highest health l34 en-
ter upon the activities aud responsibilities of
ife-more than two thirds of the original num-
ber. Thirty five comes, the meridian Of man.
hood $500 have reached it. Twenty years more,
and the ranks are thnued. Only 727, or
less than half of those who entered life fifty
five years ago, are left. And now death comes
more frequently. Every year the ratio Of NOR.
tality steadily increases and at seventy, there,
are not thousand survivors. A scattered few
live on to the close Of the century and at the
age Of one hundred and six the drama is end
ed. The last man is dead.
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d OBERT WALKER, PRoPRIEToR.-The sub.
III seribeT hay leased lor a number Of years, the
Tavern stand recently occupied by VIM. Luckey, cor
ner of Main and Seventh streets, known by the name
Of " Mechanics Hall ," and the " Six Pointed Star"
This house has been thOouhgy renovated, and put up
for the accommodation Oftrayelers and boaTders. And
he Is determined at all times to have suiciency Of
the good things Of this world for both and horse,
and got mp in a style not to be exceled by any, and
that without the aid Of spurious liquors.
Zanesville, January Is, 1859.
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LHG asTNANG Rods
EDWIN WILLIAMS,



tNhese superior Rods are of oarbonized spiral.tws.
ted, annealed iron with zinc PROJECTORS thus rem.
derng them equal 10 copper, conductors and supe-
riOI TO any other that is in They are in ten ard
twelve feet lengths, with neatly arranged brass con.
Meeting burs, an ingenOusly constructed glass and at
tachment or fastening, which, when put together,
form lock, the whole mounted with a gold, Plati.
mum point surrounded with three steel magnets which
is likewise plated with geld
These Rods possess the power Of dseharging the
air Of that fearful element electricity to fuller ex-
tent than any that in use, which is admitted by all
leaned men who have examined the construction of
them. The subscriber also obtained a premium on
the above kind Of oints at the Ohio State Far, which
was held at Columbus, September, 1851.
Those desirOus going into the business of selliug
Rods would do well to call and examine the above ar
tice, as am determined to sell at such price as TO
be within the reach Of any person who may have a
small capital 10 invest in the business which he can
readily turn in ten twelve days, with good profit,
the community is becoming awakened TO the neces.
sty of article Of the above kind.
All orders or inquiries addressed to Edwin VIII
LIAMs, sprngdae, Hamilton Co. o., will be promptly
attended to with pleasure,
mar III m
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pills, and is greater musical lion than ever.
The RAscALs OF EARIs.-T Paris cores
pondeut Of the New York Tribune, DESERVES
some elassss Of the street rOgues Of the French
Capital. These are merely the small rascals-
Louis Napoleon aud his accOmplices, it is said,
come under different category.
The Tircurs are the piekpoeket proper. Some
Of them are adrOlt, to degree almost incredl
Bile. Que has just been arrested who daily ex-
ecuted the following daring feat.
Being aPPareled like gentleman, 1t was his
habit to accost richly dressed individuals, aud
politely beg pinch Of snuff. If the tobacco box
offered, seemed worth the risk and the effort, he
dropped into il small lump OF lead, TO which
was attached a silkeR thread, almost invisible Tor
its tenuty. Snuff boxes are ma e, a you are
probably aware, to shut hard and the thief, pull
ing at the thread, would actually drar the box
from its owners pocket, aud transfer it to his
own And this, While sauntering carelessly up
on the Champs Elysees, or perhaps the gal
leries Of the Louvre. This adroit gentleman is
now making preparations for heightened resi-
denee at Cayenne.
fhe AamOAierS, or AlmoHers, are those who
enter jewelers. shops and ask for rings anC
small Iriukets. While examining them an &C
complice, dressed as a begger, opens the 100
and begs for charity in the nau,e Of the Hol
Molh.r Of God. The Amoner throws him
small piece Of silver and the most costly swt
he sees ia the quantity before him. II the Jew
eler IN isses am article the thief insists on ben
searched aud Of course escapes detection.
The Batteues de dig dig, always hunt in cou
piles. An elegantly dressed gentleman and lad
enter a shop, and while the lady examines an
prices goods, the gentleman is seized with an at
tack OF epilepsy. In the confusion consequen
upon this occurrence, the lady makes fora
among the handserchiefs aud gloves, and fill
her pockets aud muff
The PqJSAaRasurS, or flutterers, follow tn
carts OF wasnerwUmen, and while lending
haud in dlsengagiug bundle OF clean or dirt,
linen from It's closely Wedged neighborS, com
nit to memory I Z initials upon some Cleanl,
seeming package. While the woman leave
the cart to carry home a bundle the uttere
accosts small child lett in charge Of the rens
II say hue'uu mas forgotten the linen 0
Mr.. S H W. just pass 1t down will you, tn
ge eltlemans waiting for it,. The infaut doe
as he is bid and the flutterer disappears arount
the C)rner.
And SO on almost to infinity. Sixty differ
ent descriptions are known To the police.
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SONS or TEMPERANCE.

z WIswELL, sBccessor 70 H.Y. Horton, manu-:
II. hctuFer Of Sons Of Temperance Jewels, Grand
and Subordinate Divisions Emblsms and Regalia,
Deputies' Embems, Seals, &c. manufactured and for
sale al No. ISL, Main Street, Cincinnati, o.
January IS, 1852.
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AnNsuNrgrRA ATDTss, NOTICE

TIME underlined has been appointed AdmlHlstfa'
IL tos with the viii annexed Of The estate q Lem
uel woodward, late Of Piainfsld, State o. 'onnss,
tcut. All persons having claims again" w sslo l
~, fom date. and those indebted are required 70
MAKE iHnso'a'o 's''''''s sMAUELF. CAREY.
Cincinnati, January i5th, 1859.
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Mouse CoLoRED.--Dry goods stores are
sometimes the scene Of ludcrous conversations,
The other day young lady stepped into store
in Buffalo, and inquired Of handsome clerk
"Sr, have you any mouse-colored ladies
glOvesi''
"Mouse colored ladies, Miss2"
"Yes-a sort of grey just the color o
your drawers there, meaning the store drawer
which were painted grey.
"My drawers, Miss calculated the younl
man, glancing downward at his dress to see
everything was right and tight; my drawers
MISS why don't 0ear any.
The young lady was carried home on a shut
ter
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RAILWAY lTEMs.-Thlrteen of the heavy sec.
tions OF the HemPfied railway have been let to
energetic contractors, and they expect to com.
Plete the road frcm Wheeling to the Mononga-
hela IN year and half.
The New Orleans, Jackson and Great North.
ern Railway Company has been organized, with
an efficieaC board Of directors, and James Robb
president, and 100000 have been subscribed
to the stock. The work will 20 ahead rapidly
The Bulletin says; "lhe putting Of our loco
motives, as they fly on their own tracks North
and West, will shortly prove to the world that
New Orleans has at last "waked up," an event
looked upon as entire beyond the bounds Of pos.
sibility not many months since"
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A GENEROUS ANTAGONIST. "A MOntrose,
(Scolch) paper narrates the following incident:
Two fishermen on the other 81 Of the water
came t. high words about one of them having cut
the other line, aud both OF them might have
breu seen waking along The rocks gestlcuiatng
violently, aud talking loudly in a mauuer not
fitto be repeated to ears polite In the heat
Of the argument aud to make his words more
strong Que Of them, who wore a red night cap
and who seemed by far the more violent Of the
two, gave the other a blow on the face which
caused an eusanguined stream to flow down
his breast C.lmy wiplng his woolen shirt
and booly probjcis, the injured man look
ed at his companion and said, more in sorrow
than in auger, Aau, yell be sorra Tor fat yev'
done the nJo." Our pugillstic hero, h wever
did not seem to regret what he had done, bu
aimed another aud more furious blow at hi
friend, who nImbly slept aside aud the Bon
net Rouge fell plump up to the chin in waer,ln ;
hole among the rocks. rhIs unexpected plunge
bath had The effect of cooling considerably the
fury Of his anger aud led hlm to think coO'ly
OF MS behavior The other looked for short
time at his opponent, who was making futile
attempts ~ get out Of "durauce vile, aud
then ,aid Weel man, We waina had dune d
TO me, bnt nae matter raX me we're fIpper,
an I'll pu' We ont" The good hearted fellow
tii SO, aud Red Cowl, melted at the forgiying
spirit displayed all dripping as he was, threw his
wet arms around his frlend aud begged forgive
ness which was readily granted aud both walk
de home together fIrmer friends than ever. So
much for the law OF kindness.
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"Why is the letter d ike rings" asked a
Young lady of her lover, who was as dull as the
generality Of his sex IN such situation. Be
cause" added the damsel, with q modest look,
because zoe can't be ned without Il"
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WOMEN AND MEN.-Women, aud especially
Young women, either believe ialaely or Judge
harshly Of men in one thing. lou, Young lov.
ing creature, who dream Of your lover By night
and by day-you fancy he does the sam5 Of yOul
He does not-hs cannot; nor is It right he
should. One hour, perhaps, your presence has
cspbvated him, subdued him even 10 weak
ness; the next, he will be in the world, work
ing his way as man among men, forgetting,
for the time being, your very existence Pos.
sibly, II you saw him, his outer self hard and
stern, so different from the self you know,
would strike you with pain, Or else his inner
or diviner self higher than you dream Of, would
turn coldly from your Insignificant love. Yet
all this must be; you have no right 10 murmur
You cannot rule mans soul mo woman ever
did--except by holding unWorthy sway over I'M
worthy passions. Be content if you lie 10 hi
heart, as that heart lies in his bosOm-deep ant
calm, its beatings unseen, uneounted, and Of
tsntimes unfelti but still give life Of his who'll
being,
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TIE En- DAgGTTEEs s:SIF ~ 1s,,9.sV g TEMSER IIs

a NCE ROUSE ON EMPLOYMENT,
N the Centre Hall Building corner Western
/ Row and 5th street, keep constantly hand
ladies' and gentemen's linen, misses and childrens
cloIhes OF all descriptions. AlsO-an intelligence
office for procuring help.
The House of Employment, although under the
management Of the d. of IT, is not for the purpose Of
siding that sociely, as has been frequently stated;
not half dozen members of the Order have received
employment since its institution but its object is
to give employment Unfortunately, to all worthy,
destitute females.
Iannarv IL 1870.
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TO SON OF TEN TEMPERANCE = RAJ ! 7 N LI1E OHIO.

Y
DRETHREN,--Thi mode Of communication Is
ID employed to afford information which is con-
santy sought by letters from every part Of the states
The publications Of the Order are kept on hand at
this office, and 70 Divisions upon the receipt q
orders signed BY proper officers under the seal Of the
Division and nelOsinE funds, at the following rates
B. BIS per copy, u "
Oficers' cards each f2 x cts. per set, ~
Ode cards per dor. 20 cts. or . doz. for 0e
Funeral cards per dozs Ia Ugs q
Dedication ceremonies, doz. 30 cts, dOz. "
Travelling and withdrawal cards per dOz. 81
Music, per copy, 10 cts. per doz. ~
Proceedings Of M ID. lst and 9th session, bound, Qa
Proceedings Of N. ID. 7th session, stitched, IS
Tract nos and 4per hundred 81 per thousand, So
Your attention d especially called to these aaots
They have beeHexamlned and approved BY the Gee
trail Exeeutivc Committee, and Divisions are urged e
send orders for them al once and scatter them broad
cast over the State.
Orders for tracts win receive equal attention.
whether addressed 70 q. CLARK, Ben Franklin Office
Cincinnati, or to The undersigned At Dayton.
Persons ordering Tracts, etc. should always say 81
what mode Of conveyance they should be sent.
A. NJ. SCOTT, G. 8.
February 8, 1852.
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IN u n.

Izssz WE GIVE NEW YORK WEIGHTS
~ and tareS on every package Of Tea, and
make no charge for drayage or shipping.
MOORE & CHESTER,
Tea WareroOms, Seventh and Walnut, Gin.
FehrnaFv n f959.
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TIf anything will make man feel, ''iuicy
about the heart" it is to talk velvet to pair Of
sky-colOred eyes in clover field. Time-a
moonShiny evening in June. Try it on.
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MA foreign vessel is now lying at Liver
pool, which has iron instead Of wooden masts,
10 feet high.
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PIfy you would make young lady hate
churning teach her tOplay the piano-wculd
you stock her with nerves." tell her that it. 8
Glow" to do house work.
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DEPARTURE OF EMIGRANTs. barque
Ralph Cross, from Baltimore bound to Lbe-
ria put into Hampton Roads on Tuesday, and
having taken on board the emigrants waiting
in Norfolk to 90 out in her, sailed again the
next day The number of emigrants going ont
is one hundred and forty three; from the follow
ing States; New Jersey 80 North Carolina / g.;
Virginia Al; Marylan % Missouri 22 Geor-
gia II, Mississippi 4; Pennsylvania l; New
York |. Forty of them can read, and eighteen
can read and write.
The Re-. Rev John Payne, Missionary Bishop
of the Epscop2l Church at Cape Palmas goes
out also, accompanied by the Rev. MI Horne
and lady and Miss Colquhoun, and Mr.. Pick
ney all of the Episcopal Church.
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pWhal queer things come in sleep. We
dreamt the other night that we went to Egypt
in canal boat--that we were received with
arms BY the statue Of Memnon, who, in COM
pliment Of our arrival, played a fantasia On a
Chinese gong. Shortly after this, We were Ia
vited to dihs with Sisostris-and such a din-
nerl-she took down the great Oasis with q
single swallow, and concluded the entertain
ment BY picking her teeth with the sharp end
Of pyramid. When wsleft, an army Of num-
mics were throwing back somersets over the
Nile--an entertainment that Cleopatra accom-
panied with "0h, Susanna" while Mark An
tony was sweating like a niger under oath in
Virginia break down. We came home on
skates, and awoke "an hour too late for break
fast"
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PAn Irish post boy having driven a gentle
man long distance in a stage during torrents
Of rain, the gentleman said to him, paddy, are
you not very weti"
"Arrahl don't care about being very wet;
but phase your honor, I'm very dry"
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The MYsTERIoUs MOVEMENTS. Much has
been said about the spiritual communications,
tables moved by invisible agencies. &c. While
We have Deeu disposed to regard many Of the
statements as flclIOns or the acts as the prOduc-
tlou of sIeight Ol hand rather than by the ageu-
cy OF spirits, yet there are proceedings which
come in 50 authentic shape that their truth
cannot be doubted, aud 50 mysterious tha: sci
cnce cannot ia HON them.
OF the latter class is the table movement -
There have recently been 10 this city several
social parties in different localities, where no
regular practitioner Of the moving art was pre-
sent, the members ol which, most unaCcouuta-
bly, to themselves, after going through the form
OF laying on the hands, concentration of the
mind Nc, have seeu the Jabes commencing az
independent movement, aud progressing many
let (n one case twenty five feet ia about ten
mluutrs) III various directions, without any man
uaI effort on the part Of any one present We
should hardly be disposed to believe the state.
meuts were there not present gentleman of the
highest respectablllty who made them. 1t mnst
doubtless be accounted for on some principle,
of electricity or science, in which many discov.
cries yet remain to be made P0rtsm0Rth IN
II Journal.
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miss Milford, the authoress is now repre-.
sented as a grey haired woman, going cheer
fully about with her pony chaise, spaniel
and a walking staff.
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pSmithers says the first time he attended a
horse race in Michigan he was treated like a
nabob-made drunk as lord aud sent home in
a charcoal wagon. Some people have queer no.
tions Of the domestic habits Of nabobs, haven t
Ihnu
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It's easier to suppress the first desire, than to
satisfy all that follow it.
The number Of persons employed in manu-
factures in the United States in 1850 was l..
050000.
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UTEhenever the King of Siam feels like lit.
tie field sport, he shoulders his rifle and "goes
a cunning" after missionaries. Nice place that
to eEpound the gospel. Well it is.