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Cincinnati IIydropnthic Or
Water Cure Esta hJjshnen


INHE above Institution is now oren for the reception or
patients; 1t is located about five miles from the city,
on the Carthage pike, and but a lew rods from the InmiI''
ton, Cincinnati and Dayton RAILROAD, in the lear and nt
dering iteasy OF access to those desirous OF eniovinr ~
benefits Of the Institution. - lit
10 the lover OF nature, lew parts OF the country can fur.
h hesnr a more t%e pleasing variety a. OF scenery than spreads Itself
c cei",e There II as% nasuse a St a tne o wnX inem 1e oi9GiI9a II. to the
beautiful beyond description. "' II"
Of the a, s-ta at . glance sThe neatness and adIe eessn sse or ta t6S
interior, omblned with the numerous attractions which
present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail To- rsnL.r
this Establishment a desirable one. The Halls are exten.
can da1sa at pleasure, free from atmospheric Influences, in
modions, being convenient for the application OF water' IN
Gymnasium Hall, twenty-five icct long. where patients
viii have an opportunity of restoring their muscular
nish the water Ior this establishment, ale clear "a m nafe. s mI
S forth a %ase9 Sot hO~ soIS l an% aslis grayelly Ib bed. they send
nI 66G IH%d arc u remarkable amakb for healthnIness, purity OF
not think OF a more desirable place, for those sesC'n
Ne Srl p than this lnxi Institution, htS %mch n.r,.,
ol disease for many years, begs leave to inform the public
those committed to 10 bis care 81 MIS- MG aeiPe e1sp' n to healthot
several years; devoted her attention 10 the treatment or
Tor SO Important a station, will take special charge of the
ailments, that bane of female beauty. health Wb' and = train OF
whichls Frustrating the energies, and destroying the use,'
this Institution, successfully, Independent Of nesssries I II
s s%p p9teet;o o az any KIN, KIND To this subject VT would invite
perform a perfect cure. SH"i eAPeotto
~ NlSluh me Cure by the way of the Cinrfpp,t;
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the C.r 1hhau,
station. Patients are requested to bring two co ams
bles, two blankets, two coarse sheets, six towels. and = .
TERNs.-Thet terms for Board, Medical Service ,r,.,
ordinary attendance, will be ten dollars per weeE ~ ~.
extra charge. Some deduction will be made 10 those vybi,
find 1t necessary to spend a length of time in The Institn'
ton. Transient persons will be charged two donars ~
day.
examination. o La gas ssrtsl-- =" $50 '"o" us
For further particulars address
u 9n 7tI44 ar .zesU D.A. PEASE, NJ. ID.
- Iatl. gs ~. Proprietor and PhysIciau.
Carthage. Hamilton Co. Ohio. - anso4
1O.6 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths, new Raisins
h~c 20 drums SmyTa Figs, new crop; -.
casks CuTrants; 1NI
6 boxes citron and Lemon peel; f=1 .--a..!
1ca"e Fancy Box Prunes;
1 cask AlI E-- do 10 IN call cba,n FrEl
9 kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order; - bI
2 trails Dates; s boxes conserve Ginger; ,7f41
2 bbls CranberTies, at 81 f5ii5l 100 1913 siff
! aee'e SD. wooDRow,s.
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JUST PUBLISHED
COMP TIE IN TWO VOLUMES, Y Sy.
THE FARMET,S GTrTnr nv,

n PRACTICAL AGRICULTupv
ALIAs' THE ONLY CORRECT EDITIos OF STEPHENS g0n.
OF II FARAI.' BY urSRY srHpurys = y HouA
EptNbCRGh' WITH AN AMERICAN APPENDIX, By j p y" ~.
lcN, PROFESSOR of SCIENTIFIC AORICULTtRK, tx ~.
Ia, = ms Work embraces every subject OF importance Come,
. GU WIZ agriculture c, III all Its various branches, both thol
letical and practical. Its clear and spacious letsiIs A e.
tGlness and accuracy OF its Information, the compete.psssSs
Tte'9sy Illustration, have, in an Agricultural work on TSs
t.Ie; never been equalled.' tits arranged under four ssnsS
e ~ heads, represented by the four seasons or the yeirH
intet, SIrils, Summer, Autumn-and the notes Of Pr.
greatly to the value OF the work by adapting il to the soIs
T tHao GOWN, &c, OF this country. The united abors
TSdnpicte ana valuable Agricultural work ever issued TS'
en u piess. az comprises two large royal svo. volumes. and
eSoqr 6GO engrayings on wood; The latter illustrate ainos,
methods oFplowing, planting, &c; and the form ~ t S,tI Ia
mesuc animals, the farm. stcading, &c.
LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS. Pa
'REDBRA E COTTAGE. EnISprpn n IL
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CURABLE,

.' CONSUMPIlON
Robert Sandcrson, Justice OF the Peace in Rush Cuek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF s.AIajor
General SandcrsOn, - all officer in the war OF 1912, cured ,I
Consumption by the use OF "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry"
Rush Creek township, Fairfield CO. Feb. %, 1859.
Dear Sir:-AS | consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured Of Consumption by the use oi
''Dr. Wistar's BalSam OF Wild Cherry" l will state Tile
%symytoms Of my case, that others similarly afflicted may be
Ind :2cd otry this Invaluable remedy. l experienced great
difficulty in breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
tiushcs OF heat and frequent cold chiIls, with Sc we're pain i'm
my side and breast accompanied by u very bad cough; was
very restless at nights, and had great night sweats, pcrsrI.
ring, l should say, at least two gallons a night, wettipg Tho
bed completely through. l had not been able to work for
scars. But l was much emacatcd, and almost helpless
when l commenced using Wistar's BalSam OF Wild Cherrv'
l have used mall 10 bottles, fand l I'm now free from ali those
complaints, for my health is good.
Ralsam since 1916, because my health is SO good as not 10
require any medicines. lut If l should have any return al
my former symptoms, should use Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. l procured the medicine OF MeSSrs. Fall d Nc.
Cracker, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT ANDERSON
The genuine Wistar's lalsam OF Wild Cherry has n fnt
simile or the signature of Henry wistar, NJ. D., PhiladeI
phia, aud Sanford q Park,' on n finely executed steel en-
Sraved wrapper. No othcs con be. scnuiIe.
u1-Price 81 per bottle-six bottles Tor 81.
Sold qy ta.a J. PARK, Cincinnati. q.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets-entrancr
on Walnut stTet-to whom all orders must be addressed
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9 9 9 - Z 8 q 444F
nolires sdred by the use Of only three bottles of ''IVTstar's
u.IH BaisGm Of Wild Cherry"

u- BaLsam Of Wild Cherry"
Mt. Eden, Ky, July %, 1852.
Mcssrs. liarCourt, Howard 81 Co.-Gcnts:-The tsDr.
Wistar's lnlsam Of Wild Cherry" that l bought fyou has
been OF such signal benefit in my family, that wish 10 mnkc
its virtues known for the benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement, which
ccttlcd cd her lungs. The physicians pronounced her dis.
ease consumption. She had profuse night sweats, and had
coughs; she was given up, for we ~despaired OF her recovery
menced taking "Ipistar's BaiSam Of Wild CherTy,' and
both. n' #H +H. |sTlIT
Ihavc no doubt that they would have now been in their
graves If they had not used Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Ch=rry. SETH X. EARCY
Seth X. Searcy,w whose certificate is above, is a man OF as
much veracity as any in this country, and a man of good
Judgement, and we place entire reliance on his statement
H~ARCOURT, HOWARD u co.
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

II ORIGINAL N ONLY GENUINE PREpARA.
TON FOR THE CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY X SUPPOSED TO BE
~FFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE.
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MORE Oil GLoIHS

SM now receiving a very large and complete stock Of
Il Sppenlo5 OH CiGths, from one to four yards wide. which
VIII De sold verylow, those in want Ofgools in This line
w please call, and see the prettlest article ever offered in
~ 500 -HIE e- srssr J.C. HARBOUR, H.
SSr .HI Iaa No. 143 Main street,
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To Glass Manufaoturera-
w have constantly on hand a large stock or I,n.r.,
w Jar Covers OF all sizes, Union St, No. 10.
aug. a., lwd. CAYWooD CONKIlN& co.
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STANDING Comm1TrEEs,

On ORDIxAxcEs.-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor. Cch,ir.
,gLamb, Yarnall and the Clerk.
o. FINANcEs-Messrs. Brady; Gill and Lamb.
On ACcouNrs.-Messrs. Wickham; Hornbrook amt
Woodrow.
On STREETS AND ALLEYs.-Messrs Forbes; Bishop; Nc.
LuIe; Hammond and Mathews.
on WATER WoRKs-Messr Tanner; Echolsi Hughesi
Works.
wait. 'AA 'eH''S' '""
OS Coal BASks.-Messrs. Gill; Brady; Lamb and the,
Superintendent OF Water Works.
oS LAsnXGs.-Messrs Hallowell; Cots and Yarnall.
oN FIRE DEFAKTMESr.-Messrs Bishop; Hughes; Mat.
thews; Tharp and Wait.
Or PETITIONS -Messrs. Tanner; Gill and Woodrow.
Or RAIL RoAps-Messrs. Brady; Bishop; Forbes; Gill,
Lamb; Tanner and Woodrow.
on observation-disclosures Lamb; Hornbrook and Tharp.
amd Wickham.
oN ssEssNExrs.-Messrs Hornbrook; Bishop; Hughes,
letters and Matthews.
On Gu ADEs.-Mess Forbes; Colts; LETTERS; wickhan
and Yarnall.
on REAL EsrArE.-Messrs. Gill; Bishops Brady Halo
we'll and Woodrow
on PGBLIc observation-disclosures. Wickham, Ncl,ue.
letters; Matthews and Wait
oS LI~oMr.-Messrs Cottsj Bishop Tanuer; Wait and
IarnaE.
ASSESSORS.
tst Ward-F., A; BRESELrNoER. Cd ward-GEo. Ron.
INsON. 3D. WSrd-SAM'L SMITH. 18th W~aId-DAvIp HAN
MoND. 9Th Ward-ALEX. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
Sd w.-Geo. DUTY. 9th W. John L. Newly. 5th W..
H. NJ. JamisOn.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
list ward.-H. W. Phillips. ed ward.-wm. $. Wick.
ham. Sd ward.-Dr. w J. Bates. 18th Ward.-John Gil.
christ, ST.. 9th Ward.-JOsah Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
LIST ward.-Wm. George, John Moore.
2d Thos. Johnston, T. b. Taylor.
Sd Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
9Th II. V. Tharp, =. Scatterday.
9th Matthew b. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
LIST Ward.-Joseph Greer: I'd ward.-P. II. TAYLOR: aI
ward.-GeO. Tdsler: ith.-Harvey Hall: 5th.-Geo. W.
Moore.
FIRE wARDENS.
list Ward.-Joseph Greer: I'd Ward.-Joseph FORSYTH.
Sd Watd-Geo. Trisier: 18th Ward.-John Ciay,Or; EiL
WaTd--A. S. Glenn.
Curator Of City HaU.-Joel Trisler.
Dresser Of Chain GGng.-Geo Bulger.
Sezton Of Public Grare Iards.-Elias H. Burt.
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Rates ofToll of Wheeling and belmont Sus.
pension Bridge.

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pROVES.
For cattle per head, ITO
"horses per head, 49,
hogs per head,
sheep per head,
FOR RESIDENTS ON THEISLAND.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
w1IEELING PosT OFFIcE..
No. 42, MONROE STREET.
JAc0R SHRTURPAp i, I'D

No. ~, MONROE STREET.
& JACOB s. sHRIvERs,P Y. M.il3 4ltf 81
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departs al y a. H., to the East.
departs al o a. m. - 49,
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lci,aTts same day, same time.
farkersburg-arrives Monday, Wednesday and FridSy;
ucIarts at ~ a. H., on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
SteubenVille-arrlves daily Smdaysexcepto at 11P N.
Wooster-arriyes Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al:
i,a:fn Departs Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Z, a. m.
Morgantown-rid Waynesburg. Pa, arrives Thursday at
a. IN. Departs Friday at G, am. ~
Morgantown-rid Blacksmith arrives Tuesday at G, u, M.
Departs Wednesday al q, u. H..
bethany and West L at 1 O'Clock on Tues.
LAY, Thursday and Saturday.
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WHEELING GAS COMPANY.

Prcsident-JOHS W. Gill. Secretary Jas. 6. Ebeots
7TecsUrsr-Josiah F. updegraff. Engineer aud Inspecioye.
Saml. II. GOldthOrp.
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Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exom-
pies OF Female Courage, DiSinteIestedneeS
and Self-sacrifice of Ancient anu
Modern Times.
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fl.HE regular time for the commencement orthe Fall
4 Session ofthis institution, willh he the first day OF Ssp.
i;L:ses 'iert. Each Session continues fire calendar months.
L IL Ms follows.
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-a.r EDITED BY
Ann 5. STEPHENS a. q. !. PETERSON.
Inc continued Increase in the subscription list of this the
oneafest Mas"S.ne IN the world, stimulates the proprietor
y new efforts. Deter mined not to be ouldone, he oners lie
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aug21.
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Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, Gin
nati' Ohio, General Agent for the West, to whom all
ders must be addressed. "
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PREMIUMS FOH CLUES

CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 9S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
N: ia specimen copy sent when desired. Don't sub.
<c;tbc for any other Magazine till you hava seen this.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-29
Npunky sally Ann.


The Stanford Advocate contains the follow.
ing spirited advertisement:
To THE PUBLIc.-Whereas my husband
Edward H Jones, has falsely advertised that
l have left his bed and board, and that he will
pay no debts Of my contracting, &C., this is
to inform the public that the aforesaid Edward
H Jones, had neither bed nor board for me to
leave, he having been living ut the expense
of my father; and further, under pretence of
procuring money to pay his way to Birming.
ham, Conn.,, he borrowed dollar Of my faith.
er, and with that paid for his lying advertise
ment against me, and even after this dastardly
act, he took all the money had, and borrowed
every cent in my mothers possession and
left the town.
For the past three months he has been
kept from nakedness aud starvation by the
exertions Of myself and relatives; he squan-
dsred in dissipation oil the money his Unborn
laziness would allow him to earn.
The scamp need not have advertised that
he would not pay debts of my contracting for
the public well knows that he would not pay
even his own.
He 10 lazy, ungrateful, loa6ng scoundrel;
not content with living at the expense Of my
relatives and borrowing their money, he pub.
fishes an outrageous lie. His bed and board.
indeed; il left to himself, HE bed would be
nothing but board, and should not be much
surprised if the bed he diesin were made of
boards With . sIyong crossbeam overhead.
SARAH A. JONES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-29
President ana Cabinet.

The National Democrat says the present
Cabinet cannot possibly survive the FIRST three
months of Congress, and advises the Presi-
dent to "Lisentangle himself from the ruin
Gus connection" N ow it seems to US the
President appears to be very well pleased
with his Cabinet, and that therefore the
grumbling of Locofoco editors is Of no man.
ner of use. "The President and his Cabin e.;
are a unit" writes Guthrie. Cushing
speaks for the President, and so does Davis.
President and Cabinet appear to admire each
other-so that the idea Of Locofoco editors
advising the President to "disentangle him
self from the ruinous connection is all
fudge. 1t appears to US they are admirably
adapted to each other. There never was
such President and there never was such a
Cabinet, and we are certain never to see the
like again of either. There never was q
weaker and more inefficient and more incom-
petent President, stuck at the head of this
Union-there never was just such another
wrangling, do little, talk much, Inconsistent,
rabid Partizan set of men, forming Cabinet.
President and Cabinet appear then to suit. -
Let them stick together. We hope they
viii. We don't think they could live with.
out each other, and it would be sorrowiul to
see them try.
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P.ducah Marine WatS.

We learn from the Paducah Democrat that
Capt. E. Murray, the Efficient superintendent
and inventor of the Ways at that place, has
completed the foundation and track under low.
water mark to the depth of Is feet, and by
inclined planes 100 feet. Eight sections are
now launched, and completed sufficiently high
above the present stage of water to enable
the workmen to keep out of the way Of the
winter rise.
These sections are of sufficient magnitude
to crib and draw out boat $50 feet long and
of 200 tons burtien, half loaded if necessa-
ry.-The Ways are 800 feet wide, and 100
feet long, and are made into one immense
frame-each Way being framed of phys OF
timbers IL inches thick and we'll bolted to-
gether with heavy bolts and filled in with
stone and gravel. On the framework COM
pleted, the iron track is substantially laid
ready to receive the crib Cor carr wheels.
Some of the timbers used in erecting these
Ways were 80 feet long.
Capt. Murray is confident of having the
Ways ready for repairing boats by the first Of
April next. &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-29

A BIBAscAL CRrrIc.-The best specimen
of original criticism we ever heard was in a
stagecoach ride to Berry Edge. Three of
US were talking about Adam and his fall.
The point of discussion was the apparent i'm
possibility that perfect man like Adam
could commit sin.
But he wasn't perfect" said one ofthe
three.
"Wssn't perfect" we CALCULATED in amaze
ment.
"No, sir, Ne wasn't perfect" repeated our
commentator.
"Whst do you meant" we asked.
"Well," answered the authority, che was
made perfect, admit, but he didn't stay per-
feet"
"How!"
"Why, was not one Of his ribs removed! II
he was perfect with all his ribs, he was not
perfect after losing one, was he! say"
Our say was silence. We were convinced
then, tina. woman was the Cause of mans ORR
ginal imperfection.
Oatshap England Observer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-29

OF We are graciously told in dispatch
from Washington, that it has been settled in
that city that Mr. J. s. Wells shall be DIR.
Atherton,s successor as Senator from New
Hampshire, and he will accordingly be APP
pointed by the Governor. A very convenient
and o5liging Governor, that! We had sup
posed that he had some to say in this matter.
and might select such person as he thought
fit to represent the State, regardless ofthe
wish of the President, or any body else; but
this is not the doctrine among New Hamp-
shire politicians, nowadays.