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New BEDFORD OIL MARKer,-The SHINING list
reports Gales of 800 barrels of sperm oil the past
week. No change in prices. A cargo of 300 bar
rels sold at Woods Hole, understood for export at
8 81 per gallon; and 240 barrels in Boston at a
fraction below this price. Whale s active and
hrmer. Sales of the week 1915 barrels in parcels
including proportion of ground tier and dark, at
so cents; and 800 barrels at 81 cents per gallon
In Providence lot OF 400 barrels sold at so cent?
Whalebone in good dema nd at improving prices
sales of 10000 hs Polar at 81 cents is 900 lbs do
at 81 cents; 1928 900 lbs at 80 cente; and 81 900 lbs
on private terms.-Neto Bedford Mercury
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Hon. LINN BoYD, late Speaker of the House of
Representatives, has withdrawn from the Con.
gressiona canvass in the fret district of Kentucky,
in consequences of several Democratic candidates
beip ~ in the 6ed ir
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says:
''The advantages derived from the partial adop
ton of the plurality system in elections OBJ.
vlous and have proved acceptable to the citizens
OF Massachusetts, that we do not believe they will
readily surrender them. At least, we hope not.
Political schemers and traders may labor to re-
store the old majority principle under all circum-
stances, but people who have something to do
beside attending the polls, will not he likely to
establish law that will tax their time unreasonably
in the choice of public servants
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CAaGo.-fhe steamboat H. r. w. Hill, Cap
Ain Newell, which arrived here yesterday after.
noon from Nashville, brought a cargo of ,72G
IONS weight. Among its contents were l,422
bogsheads of tobacco, measuring | I22 tons being
ioo more than were ever brought to this city be,
tore oy any one boat.-N, O. Pioayuae, lsh,
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AvsUsrE BELAosr, esq. the newly appointed
United States Charge at the Hague. 1--WE see i,
stated in . New York paper.) has had the misfor-
tune TO break bis arm BY fall from his carria ge
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FRATRIcIDE.-The coroner yesterday held an
inquest upon the body of Charles Clancy, W DO
was stabbed by his brother on Saturday night last
during a quarrel The deceased was intoxicated
the time and his brother Barclay tried to induce
him to go to bed, which led to angry words; thew
then came to blows, when Barclay stabbed Charles
in the abdomen with jackknife. The iury after
brief deiberation, rendered the following YER
dict
"The jury find that the deceased, Charles Clan
cey, came to his death from injuries received bv
being stabbed by his brother, Barclay Clancey.n
The prisoner was then committed 10 the city pri-
son to await examination. The deceased wss IS
years OF age. His brother is only l6 years old.
~. Y. Eoening Post, a5M
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LAKE TRour.-Fine trout from Lake Erie, some
Of them more than three feet in length. packed in
Ice, have besn brought 70 Baltimore BY Adams &
Co.'S Express. tssi H.
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ExrENsIvE CoNFLAeRATIoN-Destru Of the
Bardrian Bretcery extensive FIVE, resulting
in the loss of many thousands of dollars, occurred
on Saturday afternoon, on Main street. originating
in the chop of Mr.. Kulgman, No. 456 Main street,
and extending to the Bavarian brewing estaoiisn-
ment in the rear. The fire soon included the en-
tire block, from Exchange alley, on Main street,
to the Office of the brewery on Twelfth street The
Bavarian Exchange and Fortman's Hall also
caught fire, and Suffered. including furniture, to
the amount of 81. 900 or 5000. The buildings be-
lopged to Mr. Fortman, and, with the exception
of the Exchange. were of little value. His loss is
estimated at $25 900; insured for $1,000.
tEsE= IOinciaaafi Gazette, 23d, q
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CuRE FOR RosE Buds.-A subscriber wishes TO
know If any one can suggest method IF prevent.
ing the yearly incursions of the bug, and hav
ing heard considerable complaint among our
other fruit destroyed by these insects, will sug-
gest remedy. Plant in the centre of your garden
a few darnask roee- bushes, and they will never
light on any thing else. We have a large garden
with almost every kind Of fruit, vines, shrubbery,
and flowers, with several kinds of roses, and in
the centre we have four punches of damask rose
bushes, and never sa in the whole garden rose
bug on any thing but the damask rose. When
they are in blossom l go into the garden once a
day with pan of hot water, and shake the bugs
from these roses into the water, and get about
pint at one time; this practice for few days, and
then they will disap ear.-Boston Cuitivator.
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The IrLusrsArsD Nsws 10 on sais At BUcxISs
HAM's under the National Hotel.
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Date of dis Name of discoverer
covery.
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WASHINGTON CRY, D. c., May %, 1853.
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cussion ~
afterward examined the underside of the table,
(Which, it will be recollected, of cherry,) and
found fluctuations in the wood made by the end of
the handle OF the bell, which was tipped with brass
Could electricity make those violent knocks with
the handle of the BELL causing indentations and
raising the candlestick from the table at every
blow? Or was it done by the same invisible power
that riveted the table to the floor and again raised
it, with all the weight upon it, entirely above the
floor2
Here the ringing of the bells ceased, and then
felt sensibty and distinctly the impression of q
hand on my foot, ankle, and knee. These mani
festations were several times repeated.
] was then directed to put the guitar on the
drawer. We were all seated before, with our
hands and arms resting on the table.
The guitar was touched softly and gently, and
gave forth sweet and delicious sounds like the &C
compartment to a beautiful and exquisite piece of
music. 1t then played a sort of symphony, in
much louder and holder tones. And az it PLAYED
these harmonious sounds, becoming soft and
sweet, and low, began to recede, and grew fainter
and fainter TIL they died away on the ear in the
and nearer till they were heard again in full and
gushing volume as hen they commenced.
am utterly incapable of giving any ADEQUATE
idea of the beauty and harmony of this music !
nave heard the guitar touched BY the most delicate
and scientific hands, and heard from it. under
such guidance, the most splendid performan ces
But never did hear any thing that fastened upon
the very soul like these prophetic strains drawn
O1s ~ al manu- from the spirit w or a.
While listening to it was ready to exclaim, in
the language Of the Bard Of Avon:
"That strain again-it had dying fall:
q. 1t came Ger my ear like he sweet south,
That breathes upon bank of violets,
Stealing and giving odor.''
After the music had ceased, the following com.
munication was received:
stThis is my hand that touches you and the
guitar. JOIN C. CAlBous.n
At another time. the following physical mani.
festation was made in the presence of Gen. Hamil
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Name and No
by which mi
nor pl
are known.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEw ADvERTIsEMENT-Lst every body
NO. 1.
R r. r.
RADWdY'S READY RELIEF
as!s SHSSss r aSs
sss n I'VE sTHSE sSss on
s %sii 81 % IN
a.. : s1S e. as.s
10 THE SICK AND pAIN.sUrFRarNo or NEW
~ III; II elisha 20:
VII
sssgE sEE s1ss' LIZ S5 $yp4.
s sEgsSLsiA II osE MSSss;s.
S SSSSssGa. n sTSysss asSi,rs.
sS g. !,ls. Il s SSs iMs Essgss.
Ar HsApAeHE n sIgyz M!S SIxSrrsu
sSSE SsSS1 II s sssa hsUHas.
cs sFsA ~ sbs sT asRs.
AZ II S:
WV SICK HEADACHE
G TIE %esr
2ttaehs wlcleanse and sweetsn thu stomach,
'''''''' ''''''' PREVENTION
Bynhalng the pleasant and agreeable psaras H.
rsirss nvsnhs dull sud heavy sng,s
torpor nDdA gue "
atAbeBpoonfule n. r. Water sad bshath
Head Temples Face Hands and hs
body Ard you the
rsveutd disease and sickness headache and biou7nog
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DIARRtGsA, DySENTERy BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERA MOREUs,
PAINFUL DISCHARGES. relieves the
minushseks the most dstrsng discharges will speedily
remove the cause.
P4EN STOPPzD INSTANTLY.
RADWAY's READY RELIEF poaeSsss mraculo
iusnes sharp darng pain this
sfsw minutes the sufferer
NswYok many brought sost 10
door, The effects of the READY RELIEF atop
nevougy vitality the ,oa Of which
pains
PAINS RELYEVED IN FIVE NIEUyRs
RADWkY5 READY RELIEF will
pains Of Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons living
who for moaths confined their
bones gnsound from to whose
pan m M, wsrs from AL pain dileen
he city hundreds IN
United States for the truth of
certificates Pgslish list Grove tss ID
the Union fas the
CHILL FEVER
cRiLLs STOPPED IN 4 FEW HyYUTlds--PAJH zsLEgYED
HADwAYs READY like charm in
and Fever breaks the Chs mmedaislywarms
rates with strength and secretion
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whsneveryou feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
to relieve Few II
3ss.tHs u Ss Liver kidpoyG Bowel Jon Bones rs
afew minute 7stop pain and quickly cause.
hADwAf d CO., Is9 Fpitou street, No York,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRIGHT CO., ISL Chartree street Ne yDrjs.n,
Gensral Agent rto will supply tsss, the country
way Co.'spree.,
LARGE BOTTLES 90
n
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LACEY & CO. 81 Ct. Charles Al
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE
Worlds SAFE Company.

'nsHE attention of the public is called to tht
ability superiority these Safes Others
made entire principle. We srst form
made m veughtron around which compo
s cast-on chilling tie
s6ls 70 the ehss drill and capable Of resisting bowso
1etgc To the sSnthc, IL IN
We no bolso srape rvets screws for
Fu Neither the burning impress
on the solid mas, lined its With ere proowa
We hests saying Safea LIIIEy
UMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANF
osS the only depository
We cay arther h9rs bute security IN Of the popular
safes OF Bank Naultsnow They all the work
Ten brok on into, experience has demonstrated.
This Company furnish
3ANk VAULTS of Banking
smaand Individuals which will be Powder
'Toof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
Assmpe othe above Safes and Nswel
nrsncrtr 'Aaat Lock, "
'-'F----A --N-rsf pNrTgFu krr-t Ftsur-
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STRAUB. r. HAzLETr
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
IL Corner Of Front sud John strse.a Cincinnati Ohio.

"a Magazine street, New Orleans.
Ihe above is Wood Cut single geaod Queen Of the
We manufacture Cob Breaker great strength durability
ease Of operation.
We place this useful sizes Of Mills by which
convert Corn Mi into Feed Mill but few minutes
to put IL take il OF.
We portable Ma single and double
y OF French burrs grind Wheat
for horse power These steam
city, State Fairs and have failed carry pre-
niumon occasion awarded beautiful silver Ou
ls aso o9k two n premms as the best s at two Annual
Portable SAW MILLS horse power
Fair in 1850, when it awarded premium splendid
Aso-Dfsrent kinds of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES All articles for Of operation s'rpcty nse
uess and durablliy,ar surpassed by now in
Al our articles warranted coat
Of transportation and the money refunded
~ For full description and smonias Of merit AMI
,set tho1 interested 70 our pamphtt to be had ct oT where
NoTE-MI Kimba the partner of J. H. Burrow whle bing
Bsrrows Mill at oar State FAM last Fall bossous his
grind thns Whoever gnds the most regarding quality
quantity was to be the q both m each every b
straub to eighteen inch mill
Burrows c., orap twsnty inch mill.
No., SECOND TRIAL
St-aub 10 tweni, bch III.
THIRD TRIAL.
straub torun twsnty-aix inch mil.
Burrows Il Co. thirty inch mill.
When pinch came, that boioIoa courage popped out
ofeorn.
viii my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with eob
breaker attachment THE SAME ARTICLE THAT TOOK THE
hUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR fall against tv nyon,
eh Bnrrows MIL and VIM Stewards Ohio and Stock
Mills both to be and of rtv
business have entire appreciation Mr. Pomeroys C
Crush. as an auxiliary Should single Article m grind equal IN
mills dustas esae then draw doars
sakespu Up, ~ "
Come boys don't be eowardythee nothing walking stragh,
To ]. II. Burrows Co. ianls an,
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vIgHE subscriber begs leave to call the "A
his well fresh 49,
aad ganane DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS 1IEDI- III
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMERIES, 49,
HAIR, FLESH, HAT, NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES, Also
ladies'
which importation, selected with the
otter the above ior sale at the bwest prices.
Planters nd Apchecae solicited call aud
tne ascf and send in their orders
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully df Physi-
ans' Prescriptions carefully compounded and with
and diapatch at all hours p LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist 50 St. Charles street.
declA NeWtlIleans.
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pENNSYLVANIA RAIL E=rssssss,.s5-ssa1 fsrr-
RoAp.Nor.cE TO EASTERN IRA. 80. ..s..ss = 81
VII hs.A Continuous abroad iNCINN AI CI VI
wsoS IT. MAssliloS ALtiA nee, OHIO CHI AGO IL
LINZ - ~ PHLAleLrHiA VIA PENN sYLyANIA RAIKuA An
FROM PITTS suhGH 10 PHILADELPHIA. 1'
Through rom cineinnati Philade phia in So hours
through from Cleveland Philadelphia in 2s hours
through rom Pittsbn' Oh to rhladall in 10 hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RaUrF FROM It,r
AND sTe AAiBoATl '' -" "AiL''oAp
~ ny ~ % inen9ati sl2 Louisville els ST. Louis
- BOARDING and lodging st .xr:
10 cineinnAii sai Louisville, IS. St. Louis @a - 'e
81, FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
r,usn.rgh- 80 so columbus ans az
10 00l Toledo al
S,essana 10 DOL ncnnaIi,
sans'ra and cteetine IL oolChcago NJ S. is Is
Ghiesgo Waaksgan l Rs osha Racine sha,oy
gan, Wsi sa Dstruii and Michigan Central Railroad as
tickets rom Cincinnati TO Phladeph baltimore by Railroad
ean b. pureh sed p W SrRADEf Ticket AGENT Cireina Az
ns san teket Line to PIttuugh, ani-thenee Railroad
ON ne Capita board. crve4nd via
and Pittsburgh Railroad Prpusylyasi
land, Ohio ~ "'u''" 'o'se eie'e-
On r. about the middle ef February opued from
reduced 10 81 ' 'n""''APNa
Of loss The Company ho Themselves -apop
os o Pesnsl baggage only si0o
,ooa thOs MOORE. Passenger Agent, Phtlsdelphta
ls-Sen = mEshlMr N, Passenger Agent, tittsburgh.
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Herricks lhnlB fg'sad,
s"D Hs... A' 'is, a; Ss'3; ss'
osI SiI;s 1 Fsiss :5: sI 4
Daley, Magsa Pain Extractor 5ARol.sE reach Kennedy,
os'o iSS.sTP SssSs si sss q.l....
r''; sssai Ms''' ''Fa'
''i 1s a j 4Afs s5is. S sis4.;.
'''iis' S$ ,'isi: 's!:;
S'T ssss.Is sEs %''' .s,sss 81 Sf'
S'FI I;yp s.i H.. f siTs: d ssiE
e. ssYY sGs Hair T g5.y 81 0'''m
Van Reeds, ssdis Pordsrr
"'9ss sIIs,, + as esls% ~ sa,r
~ All articles the Medicine line not catalogue
-ll be supplied on equally favorable terms. nv2lS
nR. DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHEaRY
f sso Nc YlS A asf f doshs
h asas i. a nay H ssF
ysarsandng, graduate the UnivSrty o. PsHasyssais
FROM ME-. JOHN d. MORGAN, Druggist.
syrup of wild Cherry .nd Ia. has si1sn sisslSsa;ono
ias on sspsuaS Of Ohio shnf ahs b. XII ss.,,
FROM THE wEsrERN EMPIRE,
Nh r. oyIlsr 4 Aror9. usch ~ oyoa
moved by 6s q onshal bottle Of Dr. Ds syrup q VII
@ recommend ss us Of The above named syuP for cousasaas
Yoas,rsspsssialiy, W. W. PHILLIPS.
FROM Mr.. EDWARD ROBBINS, DruFsl,,
trouble 70 a.'eseS b. ssfuP Il Via
Ss f s l. ID p s &C. d. "
Harding pGssS y issPb Doaspa1c S Es
s-g sSx Am 1s ri, y VIZ X A
expressed intention Of PasalhE no g5es's g99 s9aoIy
ioI th authenticity Of which have not had liz fS'pe,'
f9Iowns forwarded by respectable DrusF Mir flew.
s''e''" h' JS S.;, F ,. If ~ S1s''
''' Esrsorr s,h month 90 t5.,,
youa Of my has ,afoa sygp and Ia tesu
~ %d
5s'e.d no esosa. until he TOOK Or Days wd Cher
hsai.y Thl a.smsnt rsesysd m hmrs BIZ asas ssrt r.
over DE esan.rys poor IsSaas nan and z s
the Syr'P saved his life ANOTHER CURE.
raplon conEpnpAan d.
syrnP OF W." Cherry s9s ISl Ap s,
res ae5ss pH "a ;s I' sai "a
y. nv @ 81 ss iss All L fp 5 ss s as Pc,
ot RE, s We gss issi;95 n day e. ,
Al H. & n Ts 9 y iss To1S q gl &
6spdsd y il hrss Fsia
sst,i:. o. p9ss5 ',ssss
.Ioabsd n ?t.eia liz
scSaJsS ons or i've 5os,,ss o Y e od.ss c 81,
removed It, HENRY FluhEhsoN. la7 'OhD'iTso'.'
-, rEiiip a3sl.,Ian IS.
nom my EhO'l,4se d wines Mg Ne ad sfsstsd rs
a VIII "esus,' and pen tas Isas as use
Tsel and co u oesasion' y relief vac iPesdy
.sSt 1 AZ n l ughSs:
'osn very greA'n addi'sn % ~ ,g Ne b, ST.
Prn.p.sv,. Ir,s a. is,s
feel nee py. ssTap p via 6isy aud Tar
.s,P o. ,G.as ssa' . s.ss. sass
Dayiassyrp Try va Is isinla, ns5 on:
'-. Ss1s e R.es 81.
sssy 81 b ,' 6s5 NC
s a Saar, sold on eoadh2a ast az ag svs ,N she
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Xtens ~ lsf Jiene to the Lat November, 1903.
-
=. ls-week esyr , lsom 60 1870 q y. :, a ~
Sundays and HonaAys' non ' 70 - 0'''A
SsruRN MAIL VA MoBILE-Arrivss daily
Y s. Z. 3Glp.sS daily q 10K NJ. for paid and IN
-. 3ssd, sd q n for pre- paid iorsagn ist-
Aells I'D ea9 Christian on Mondays. Wednesdays.
yI>1syy and Saturdays, at 10k NJ Tuesdays and
2@1ays It a. N Psscagoula on Wednesdays
T., It aeH "A Biloxi Tynsssnrg
9 gEFA, and Saturdays at Pm Fort Pike, on
aaHrWxs rai SsIisnpp 1 Baton Rouge $,
Iranc!sviiss Matches, Grand Gull, vicksburs Lake
Laks, Colunhis, Nspolron White River Helena
Memphis. Randolph, New Madrid, Hickman, Column
Evsnsvills and Louisville -four times week Closes
st3p .M-and supplying Matches vickshurg Napo-
Icon, Memphis Cairo, Paducah Evansville and Loois-
ville-tvice week. Closes at 3P. N. Arrives daily
hours irregular.
~ LOUIS MAll--supplying Watcher, vicksburg Napo-
(, ANY fsandAys sxespted) It :. N. Arrives daily
} - llRa AND COAST MAIL-By oontraet.sup
81 Ianh Landing. Tsylor's, Boonet Care,
q i've bayou uo Goals ibsrvII,s' Plsane
ehsc, Bruly Landing: Baton Rouge and
3oodelIs Store Fort hudson, Hermitage.
q. Irsncisvile, Pointe Coupee, and inte
= ~, - 4iyss Landing Fort Adams Natchez, Wa
Z. U4IFocs, Rodney, 1t. Joseph's, Grand Gulf War
EI1sa md yicksburg. Closes every day Except
~ q Sr.M Due every day Except friday
~ MEN.
HMD IxvH HAIL-supplying Alexandria. Grand Ecore,
Mstehitoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texas Closes
three times s<ueek, at generally Tuesday
xhprsdAy and Saturday Arrives three times week.
onyp irregular.
O0vMaT0N, On LAKE MAIIs-cioses on Monday, We'd
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rkooF pANT-Depot, No. 10 Camp streat-The poblc ave-
nehsd tha tue Bdgewssr Paint Company nave ms,
eteeson AZ the mine two addition ml and tba
ls heretofore experienced supplying the demand M srnn5 ~ NJ
VIII for the future be escualy femedd All u OIL
lied eIoa being promptly nlsd. - ~st' sAH 10" Dc re
me Mlenon Of the Company in few weeks To
a green And othor eoos nom Bdgeyasr pbsn I
Tb ~ at,oaeed N tins market IN onveni sred packages
ihe ay mineral esn be mixed with lime n1esd Of on *
IN covering wood and brck-say uetvensh IN,
, hn experiment has been the North ana mora -
"a mn et and works admirably. din ctops dese,ino
depot or fanny ofths Sub Agents may DC mad a. The
Dty, 10 barrels. weighing 900 o 500 bs
DrF, IN bali barrels, weighing 200 70 s5oihs
G stogpd IN oil, in kegs OF rs, 50 aud loo bs
A 49, -. n g.. q. Z. BOGERT CO, 70 Camp srest
Agents ior The States Of Louisiana AIahama
Ant nv the city ssb-Agsnis. @Sippi aud ieaaa
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r YoN's KATHAIRoN-For the Growth and

n YON'S KATHAIRON-For the Growth and
II EN- ENLISTMENT OF THE HAIR, TO PREVENT IT'S
FALLING OFF, AND TURNING GRAY-Awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS by the States Of NewYorE Maryland and Michigan,
their ANNUAL FAIRS OF S5lThe HATHAIRoN neutninss the
effect Of Dsase Climate aud Old Age PRESERVING AND RE
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR, badness twenty
years
Headache aid Head Eryea. Diseases Of the Skin is
the denirabe
TOILET ARTICLE
For Ladies' Gensmeu' IN THE WORLD It's perfume equals
ubns Choicest Extracts and free from all
ing properties gives the Hair that clean bright o lively appear
secured bv no other preparation.
The the KAT1AIRON is adopted the
Europe America and has patronage
the history Medca words are
TRIAL ONLY ATTEST IT'S REAL VIRTUE. AS MIL IONS
CERTIFY To be had
and the isgnds OF the Ocean, boWea for rs
~ Sold by JARVIS a WoODMAN,
mills Of Magazine and Common streets.
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d tHoICE WINES AND LIQUoRs-BRAN.

d NHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
~ Dssaarsr Of the Of 1885, ITss 1902 and lsng, %
and qualities. ~ s"'a' VI sailousPIcea
NNsod Reserve Paheabho, Side and East India Ma
deIs Dnh Godon and Harmony Nephews Sherry old Po Sui
& Gek Creme de Boqzy Fenr de sery Hedsiok and
cases Of all qualities. 49, '' Ia eA<As Ahd
aud Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits Fruits 10 JIe r5,aI
vy aesepSn BOXERS Berlin and Gouleys srs aud eyeythng
y me way Of WINES and LIQUORS, which he sod an a.
Hois terms as can be found for cash city paper.
ss"SaHAt fO@tEh and ALE, u pints and quarts.
TT q Re-
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AsTI, hiNEm CD "A
70 sew AOk By Like Steamers, cleveland SSS
To Beoa hour
10 n,le.pha hoan
- S Whdal. hour
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
FOUR TRAINS.
iIst IsnELshnns Express :........,s O'Clock a.
Third Tram Tram osiSes f. r. n
The roads of this throughout with heavy fa
NEW YORK. BOSTON An D MONTREAL
connecting x sa.ss f. s1ss + pa
passS % s.d n s0a with New ye E
Second Express O'Clock connects
aseSs al Dunkrl With se York and Il E. ss and sasae
siS and a1 sy and New York ely Railroads. and
bursh, Montreal etc. -'As''A all" osd'ns-
Connects with the now and msguIasp,
crT .s sgEss OF THE WEST celn
s"s ssw fSk cy and Niagara Falls Railroads. New York Boz.
land sis with Ics sbo e cypress GosA
ps.s Ere Rasa an" saa sG a, inS% s.a %, e
New YSr rs y a Sa an and Albany and Niagara Falls Railroads.
r,.., PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
crssns Vii, SSAss S .sS eona oe0k
, SnNse'ne with Pennsylvania to PLadspha asd
iAr'0sa from cioeiOna' to Philadelphia and Baltimore direct
@ANEsVlLLE, wHEsLING, BALTIMORE ere
ghtnins klrrs O'clock A. H. ami Second Train
with cesSs os siagf. sas & e sS
S%pasy. 9s y Matt Wbsa eSu sn o ss sag s
Fourth irainsysaqE EpI@ al o'eioss W. "sn assa, etc
Anssv souas ls St SS0 oSs Tau w csa,rl
L'ns to Wheeling. snou..N N1'' ''Ase 00"PAlSs
THIRD Train.-Lelyes Cincinnati at w o,eock p , -,
seoF0ugh with Ohio Stage ComPanys to cho,s p
FARE.
From Cincinnati, to New York Railroad either ros A.. "a
From cnsnnd TO New YORK via Railroad Albany aud aa %
va Lake s;ans Buffalo, and Is 90
From cpsssa = Nes York Via Lake s,:s%s; u rs 90
kaiaad 10 Albsny and Hudson River New * IA an