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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

R Fanny Ferns second husband,
Mr.. Harrington, now living in Chica-
go, has, according to the Milwaukee
News, recently obtained a divorce
from her.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

E We have given our paper up
to our correspondents this week,
None of them should escape the read.
er's attention. They all give a glo-
rious account of our prospects. The
heart of every friend of humanity
should be rejoiced after reading them.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

E The Executive Committee
meets at Foster Hall, on Tuesday, the
18th instant, at 2 O'Clock, P. M
This being the evening before the
County Convention, we hope it will be
a full meeting. Important business
will come before the Board. \
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09
Wine.

notice that, until the wine quesuon
came up, a certain class of our most
influential citizens were ''mute" in
regard to this great reform. And We
have abundant reason to think that,
could wine be permitted to remain,
consistently with reason and the pro-
visions of a prohibitOry law, this same
class would be favorable to such a
law. And perhaps could we look
upon this ravishing cup as they pro.
fess 70, and see it, the very essence
Of all sweetness and purity, the un-
diluted nectar of the Gods, sent from
heaven in days of old, a blessing and
comforter to mankind, we too might
be induced to fall into their way of
thinking. But the melancholy evil
dence of all time, so sadly corobo-
rated by the present, teaches an in
structive lesson in regard to the eff
fects of wine. We admit with the
opposition, that it is a mild stimulant,
that people seldom become beastly in
toxicated on it as upon other and
stronger liquors. But we also state
that it is the most mischievous ele-
ment that ever entered the human
system in the form of an intoxicating
beverage; for while it possesses all
the bewitching, inAaming properties
of other drinks, it leaves its victim
with reason enough to invent the most
internal schemes, but not heart enough
to feel for the sad consequences which
follow the execution of those schemes.
The stronger liquors subdue the whole
man, and totally unfit him for anything
until he is released from their influ-
ence; but wine gently warmes up the
blood, steals upon the passions, intox-
icates the reason, and in the most dan
gerous manner subjects the intellectu-
al to the brutal part of man. 1t is
acknowledged to be the chief cause of
all the licentiousness in France and
other wine-drinking countries. And
i it must be remembered that our coun-
trymen are more reckless people in
regard to their bacchanal habits than
the people of any foreign country.
They indulge to the utmost extent that
their passions demand, while the
Frenchman or German takes moderate
quantities, and at regular seasons.
But our stronger liquors have ter
ror, that undoubtedly deters very
many of our people from indulging
therein, who would otherwise become
habitual drinkers. They see all around
them the quick and certain destruc-
ton that results from a free use of
strong drinks. But let this terror be
removed, take away from them every
other stimulus but this "gentle" cup,
and what would be the consequence ?
Our warm -blOoded, warm-hearted
Americans, to the extent of their
means, would let loose their deep
seated passions, and become Perpetu-
ally stepped in the brutalizing incense
of wine. And in truth we see this
state of things already being devel-
oped in our own city, even in the
presence of all other kinds of liquor.
1t is fact, ascertained by actual OBJ
servstion, that there is more wine
drank in Cincinnati, by those who are
able, than any other kind Of spirits.
Then where will be the "end," if this
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09

The Temperance Meeting held in Fulton,
on Sabbath morning, was largely attended.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB3
per aunum, payable in advance.
ADVERTlSiNG-Foron one spare OF FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so cents and every succeeding In
sertion 25 cents.
Thrice aaceek-For square, first insertion 62l cents;
every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
THRICE aceek, areek-For square, first in
setion Is CENTS every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements more than square, will be charged
the proportion according to the number OF squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, or any
Der offul squres by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as ohaf square; if it exceed one
square, any number ofu squares by eight lines the ad
ditional lines will be charged as full square.
The number of insertions OF Advertisements must be
ted the MS they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements greater ength and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
ogreater length, except Auctioneers who charged
500 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
II. M ZIMMERMAN,
No 1853, Main street, Corner of 18th, Rich
mOmd,


OFFERS for sale complete assortment of House
~ Keeping and other articles as follows:
Cutlery-Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks in sets
of 81 pieces by the dozen set ivory handle Knives by
the dozen buffalo handle Knives and Forks, Carvers
Steels pen and pocket Knives, bread Knives, Scissors
fruit and other Knives
Hardeare-Tea Kettles Sauce Pans, masin and
brass Kettles, Fry Pans Grdirons Waied Irons Fur
naces, Tenders, Fire Irons, Coffee Mills, DC
S1ver Plated Ware-Castors, Spoons, Forks, hut.er
Knives Walters. Toast Racks, Shutters and rays,
Albata PlateTabe, dessert END tea Spoons salt ami
egg spoons table and dessert Forks
Britannia Ware-Tea and coffee Potts. cream Jugs su
gar and sop Bows Piggins soup Ladies' Castors Mugs
candle Sticks, gas Lamps
TIN Nare-Engish block tin coffee and tea Pots, SUI
gar Dishes sop Bowls and Pots dish Covers cof
fee Urns
Lapanned pTare-Toilet Sets water and sion Buckets
cake Boxes dressing Cases. spice Boxes Trays
sery Lamps, plate Warmers and coffee Canisters
tumber Drainers
Bathing Apparatus-Locke's patent shower Baths.
hand shower sponge, hip Emerson and chidrens bath
ing Tubs
Refrigerators S.c-MeDonough's Refrigerators, the
best article manufactured in this country Coolers
ice Trays, Picks and Malets, ice cream Freezers
Clochs-American, French and Vienna, 80 hours 8
and IS daya large stock from the best manufacturers
Papaer lhachae Goods Stands, Tables, Port Fo;os
Trays and Walters, and variety of other articles in
laid with Pearl and Painted.
Wood Ware. 8c-Tubs Buckets, Churns, piggins,
Water Cans, Barrel Covers Brooms Mats yVilloxy Wa
gons, Cradles, Baskets-plan, painted and embroider
ed.
BRUSHES and Brooms-Har. wall, busting, shoe, mar,
king, urnlture crumb scrubbing, white wash flesh,
tooth, nail, hat and clothes Brushes and sweeping
Brooms
Musical Observation-Disclosures, Guitars, Flutes. Ac-
eordeons, Flutinas, Banjos, VIOLIN GUITAR and banjo
Strings &c.
Com6s-Tortoise Shell and imitation tuck, side dres.
sing, pocket fine tooth and wood Combs.
. Cast Iron Hat Racks-Together with Perfumery,
Soaps and Fancy Articles great variety too
0eemOraCed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

N"IhTS WOKTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- who have heretofore had much difficulty in getting
good Shirts and good fitting Shirts need labou under
that difficulty any longer We sell Shirts made
y for retail sales, and them of good
rails and TO ft. Call and supply yourselves at No lO2
Main street. KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
S-A large assortment OF gauze merino Underwear
for Spring. ap27
nR. DENISON'S BLOOD SYRUP of Iodine .Hy-
- driodate Of Potassa. Citrate of Iron and Spanish
Sarsapara for regulating the Stomach and Bowels and
cleansing the Bood-founded upon the principle that all
diseases originate directly indirectly from imperfect
state of the blood Approved by the Medical faculty.
For sale by II r DUVAL BRO,
apps Druggists.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
THE DAILY TIMES
PASSING AWAY.

lAooiNO a Wal.
I'm passing away, the rvu4t said,
AS 1t danced along on it, pebbly bed
unite myself with the ocean DID,
And sweep er forms that were fearless and bold
And then to the clouds IN carried high
Refreshing the earth with dew from the sky;
Ihus the stream sang on, in tones wild and gay.
I'm passing away I'm passing away!
We are passing away, the red man said
AS he looked around on the scattered dead:
But few remain, and wen soon be at rest
With those we love, in the land of the best.
And the white man then will be roaming here.
Ger this land OF ours, that to us was so dear;
They have passed away, they have passed swsvl
We are passing away. is the song that is sung
d IRON the ups OF all, both The old and the young;
That song is sung through the tall forest trees
BY the gentle sigh of the evening breeze;
y us heard In the North, South East and West,
lis ever told in the land ofthe best.
That the chosen of earth must not here stor
That they must pass ay, all pass away
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

TOBACCO IN HAMPSHIRE CoUNTY.-H H Stark weatheI
of Northampton Mass, raised aat year. from an acre
land, 1000 pounds of tobacco. which he sold
cents per pound. amounting $3.50. William aud Henri
Dickinson of Hatfield raisedlast ear three acres a
three ourths of land about 5000 pounds of
bacco, which they sold in New York for $3.50
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23


ROCK OF ABsORBING INTEREST
N The Old Forest Ranger or Wild Sports Of India,
by Major Walter Campbell with the Original Illustra-
tions, finely engraved Oh STEEL edited by Frank For
roster, in one elegant octave volume, gilt lnusn.--
Price $3.50.
"Ths elegant illustrated ume rare interest.
one of the ghtfubo books the subject of SPORT
ing that has ever Issued from the English press
more fascinating volume scarcely be conceived
Major Campbell is vigorous and graceful writer, well
as an enthusiastic and chivalrous sportsman. Some are
most exciting struggles and dangers: while others
again soft and glowing Summers evening, and
please by their genial tlnng. Readers of all classes
will be charmed til the book, whether they most af
ect adventure Ia the mechan cal apper.
ainingsthe publishers have excelled themselves"
Commercial Adv.
"There are Injuries in everything-this work is one
of the Injuries which make their appearance once
twice in every generation ofthe world of literature. 1t
brimu of interest and excitement the excitement
the chase Those who have read Cummings great work
of Five Years in the Far Interior of South Africa will
thank for calling their attention this elegant vo-
ume which, both in interest and literary execution is
very far superior that widely read and in many
spects highly meri orious work. Rarely have been
charmed we have by the rectals of The Old Fo-
rest Ranger-Bu6alo Rough Notes.
edits the book real love of the subject generally,
and from admiration othe in which Major Cam
bell treats it particularly
"The volume is handsomely published. well printed
and beautifully illustra ted it is fac smle Of the last
English edition. Worcester Palladium.
Just published, for sale by
nv II NASH & WOODHOUSE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

The STAR OF THE CABINET.-The Hon Ca
leb Gushing, Attorney General, is unquestionably|
the leading spirit of the Cabinet. He has taken
the whole building opposite the Treasury, late
ly occupied by the Department Of the Inferior i
and fitted up his room in style, with a regula Il
audience chamber" which is said to be even
more thronged with applicants for office than the
"ante- room" Of the White House. The Judi
cial appointments have been transferred to the
Attorney Generals Department.; and various
other patronage placed in his hands. Id
Washington, Mr.. Gushing has already re-
ceived the soubriquet of 'Richelieu;" and he (
evidently crowding the Secretary of State in the
struggle for executive influence and popular ad
miration. AS accomplished scholar aud al
adroit statesman, MIR. Gushing has no equal i
the Cabinet. As politician Mr.. Marcy cur
beat him at long odds-N Mirror.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23

ArEcDorE OFT THE PREMlER-The hard press
sure for appointments to office under the new adj
ministration at Washington gives rise to some
amusing incidents. The following is told us of
the Secretary of Stare:
'Among the host of besiegers in the pursuit Of
place, was woman who was extremely anxious
that her husband should be made postmaster in
some country village. She was most persevering
in her solicitations in season aud out of season.
She stood at the Secretary's door when he came
out Of his room 10 the morning she i'm
tercepted him on his way to his meals; she
followed him to his lodgings at night. On one
occasion she remained there unusually late the
Governor listened to her as long as he could,
when he requested her to excuse him, but she
fingered. At length every gentleman but one
had gone, and the Secretary took off his Shoes
Still she stood her ground, quite unmoved.-
Growing Desperate the Secretary finally rose
from his seat, aud proceeded to strip off his coat;
then, turning to the woman he exclaimed:
Madam, am going to bed, and if you don't with 4
draw, shall write to Mrs. Marcy about you.'-l
The lady Immediately retired-from the room.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-23
DIR. JOHNSTON

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
NV HERE maybe obtained the most speedy remed
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M EST LlNE-CINCIN- FL e. rEzr * ~ ~
w MATT, DAYTON AND SAN so : u

~ MATT, DAYTON AND SAN Ia " .3.:...,.-l.--
s lous IN d hours, : chicago ia ii ( hours
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOUR DAHY TRAINS
First TTan-Ligbtaipg Eipress at An:
THIRD Tram Accommodations at
reads Of roae are faa SSasSsat with heavy
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
Fr TanLghtnns Express leaves Cincinnati o'clock
MISSISSIPPI h"ssrd %aWRESSF csFss
Is ,Sfs e,'4'
stopping i, Way saa' S;,%oss cncana and saa
ToLEpo AND CHICAGO
o T Al d 5 Sss ess"sa oic
Evening Express Railroad to Chicago
Through Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First TainoLgh,1ag ExpIes' leaves cnauati o'clock NJ,
connecting Detroit with Morning Express Michigan Central
Th iTori from Cincinnati to Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE.
r, Tss 4 S1 At and Fourth
O'Clock train for dianape Lafsyss W
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvuLLE.
First Tanghtnng Express o'clock A. NJ and Second Train
Express at ~ O'clock Hamilton 10
to F2 sea rs ggs, Hamilton
TROY PIquA, Erc
First TanLghtning Express o'clock H. and Second Train
Pqus aIys points cn the a%i and wsSas
ba ton with Railroad to Troy connecting with Doye
HUNTSVILLE
Third Train-Acconmokaon at o'clock Dayton
OXFORD AND coNNERsvHLE
Ei a aS 'A A. u and Second Train
trains take Western Stage Co.'S lines Hamilton Oxford cSnncrs-
FCgI1 1,s Is o'clock Passengers by
PARE.
Frem caCPnati to New YO via Lake steamers to Buffalo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-19
MEDICAL.
ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. 10

ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no!
~ 15I CHARTR REgT.-J WRIGHT CO haynyfssoses
Of their have ssees
with all the genuine popular Patent III
the Uusd stAoa keep tha constantly spl
with fresh assormenta rates far below the usual
prices this they enabled TO oher lot ths
opuehase the assortment which can De W aot
other Having had experience TIE as ana
sale Patent MedUine they acquired facilities fer oonipt t
liberal a, and now fetHfedto
ppy the trade exceedingly low that the en9o
fail realize handsome on hanyenten hef ~ whole
establishment OF
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following m eomp res
Of their furnished 70 Dealers 10
atrom twenty cont unec'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SJEw ADvERTIsEMENT- Let every bod,
" READIT.
NO. /


NEW ADVERTISEMENT Let every bod,
" nEADiT.
r. r. r.
RfDWdY'S REdDY RELIEF
" ME eHsI EFspY Eyer
The MOST SEVERE PAss IN FIVE aiN1IEs OR
s la
, INTERNAL AND KxrEREAL.
sivinsinSsut the lOmOu,ing
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
IL iGsas isFslaG 90:
sEE II as F. FIVE SNur NIL
1T Has CURED
ksFa ESshgissM n rom ! hS SgN@NND'
P PHsSAsg;,x II si SgssSS alsGrrs.
sss ssp.eu il syF TY SiSSr.s,r
f fSFIr TS59Ar II S SSTf , SSSuTF5.
sr E 'S Eh SFs 5RSas sgss
PAINS RE af a saiE S59% ss s
SICK HEADACHE
S Esos TIE M9G sat o
wl cleanse and Swe''on the 'tomAsh Ead nsasss.hs
PREVENTION
reesh snivhthe aud Fcary isamgs,
IN BATTING,
mI r. q h Bow1ol Water and balhgth
Head Neck aud Temples tho FACE Hands parts he
bod eyery monng a9d YOU healthy,
ALL howell CONpLAINTS
pARIMcrA DYsENTERy, BLOODY sLug CHOLERA NORBUs,
tho most decreasing tehirEss, and viii sPesiy
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED TgsTaNYL
RADWhH'S READY RELIEF possessts an aost
hienee the sharp darling pain II
minutes the sufferer the
:ao9s Of departing pain hiss cured honSanda city
EewYotk, them am1at e bi
door. The effects Of the READY RELIEF The pain %
and Vitality the e n which
gains. ..
PAINS RleJEEglED IN FIVE HIyUTps
hADWAf'S READY RELIEF will
Pains Of Rh5uInam almost instantly Persons living h y
vhu, for mCnthe by BE-
bones nnsoand from to toe, whose m
painful that relieved en- nut by
the Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Tfy 10 be tuts "a
United States for the truth Of this
'tes q pgb!sh nc long list Of prove The a.
iowuin the Union for the hensvos
CHILL FEVER
eEALS STOPPED IN FEIy sLggrEs-P.tLE sREtsgsB
RADwAy's READY RzIlEF acts
ani Fever breaks the Chis neutrality-suspicious. yzo-
rates with hesthsnd and secretion
PAINS OF ALL HINDs
"hsneyef ufsel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
sure to relieve minutes you pains 10 the staa
the Liver Kidneys, Bowels Joints Bones RADW1 US
= few ess.op pain ard quickly remove It's
RADWAY 4 CO., 1852 Fulton street, Ns York,
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL Chartros strsst, NeworisAns
81 General Agent who will SUPPLY dealers IL ths cora
say Co'sPress.
rRIcE;
90
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTUR 1
gE'or.cs's SAFE Coo.somy.

'kthE attention of the public is called to the
utility and superiority Of these Safes all others Safe,
ae made entire principle. We
strongly made from bars which
81 en- chilling the liquid
lahe to the ehel drill resing the blowsof ne
sege To the scientific only necessary say Natus
she leaves no bolts qPt rvets for the
noue burglar with perhaps effort than
them together Neither the rnng element impress
son On the solid mass lined tits With Gre -poofwal.
We hesitate with
sMPlRE pplLI POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANH
LOCKS the only really depository
os We further, there butl security pnpua,
esr Bank Vfnitsnow muse They all the work Of Anar
Len hrek On inlc, Ipesnee has is noustratsd.
ih company prepared to furnish short notice SAFES
% az Il OF which will
Proof, when secured wish Lilies Bank Locke,
'HnFt oithe above together Day Seweps
tiS' ''' 7 c PSrfEFS, Assent IS Cams
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HSLAsTER AND MARBLE DUST-2Oo hi,
I'D fs loo bts Land Plaster IS bill. Msrss ps %
'Uhh .. HARDILL 1 CO., '
Naoosseers 70 J. Haynasp 1 Co Il,
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Vi any sum less tnah Iuu rate Is
Newspapers, sent from the United States be pre-
PAID two cents each and pamphlets and Que
cent an ounce or fraction Of This is the Unit
states postage only the foreign postage having 70 be paid
t the point OF delivery On all printed matter from the
continent, by the United States .enen line the,
whole postage United States foreign Is 20 be prepaid
unpaid letters and newspapers and prspaid
ior any OF the following countries may also be-
sent BY the Bremen line viz:
Alexandria, Italy eastern towns If
CAro Norway,
Constantinople, st PETERSBURG or Crons,.,,
Denmark, Sweden and % - '',
Greece, Switzerland
The exaot rates TO these countries SO soon as aso
tained, will be given by the Department aud
payment also extended to them
All letters to and from foreign countries the British
North American Provinces excepted To be chargd
with sugle rate Of postage ii exceeding the weight al
half double rate. II exceeding half an ounce
but mot exceeding ounce quadruple rate, IL exceed
Ing an ounce but not exceeding two and so on
charging two rates for every fractional part v
an ounce, over the first ounce.
horE-The liable Of Hostages TO Foreign Countries
o. May 20 1868 remains except Ia respect 10
tremsn, and the postage on pampnats and magazines
~ foreign countries with the exception of Great Britain
the British North American and the coast
ofsouth America by whatever line, is an
ounce Instead Of two cents
JANIS CAMPBELL, Post master General
<sa-sek< D7st~esi, August 5, 1858.
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/ PLABTER5.
lShsfmha' 9Poor Mans
Allebasi roorMsn'a
Allehaan diARubbe ha5si
The lmpTo, ed Poor Mara,
Jew David's OF Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
Enapp's Indian, .
While's Maebing Spread stfonEH
oning,
Whiting isstTeus thonitGi
Kidhis Imperial,
Herrleh's Royal
LlSIaEETa.
putleF'a Bone and Fever
HariiAe's Lotion,
Datia's ii1rat,
Hunts, Bry 81, Signu', tisvei
TOOTH PhSTEs.
shermf,n'a Compoand 0uin looiS,
Thompg0h'1 Aromatic Tcrth.
Ionoss Toothsche.
LuZENGEs.
shormsn's Cough, Worm c. uPae
Chlng's N0rin,
Wistsr'a Cuugh
DROPS
Solomon lootaEsae,
1reruan's ionthnehe,I r.
gllilansit To- Asch0.
MISCELLANEOUS
rbornia Extract,
Winery Arcanam Itiraes,
Carterr spaH.rh Mistafe
sIo,het's Rsici,
Mr.. E,dJsf's CorlEi,
Vaughn nhnaiiriPtW,
lag0od'r G Jiugsaa=,
aaise y'a Forest Vine, ...
Mrs. Flaw u nrsen tery Co.'S 4,
Culltu rtmnu Apae,tt,
Culien's inlien Vefstt lc heflb
Rowsnd's Magic LoGrn,
Bells Amy FirrtGtr.
Dav,s'i popurat,ve EHtrhe, =.
JHyne's hlir'niive,
JAyus's Hair Dye,
layno's Clriaialtive,
P5wEnd's CsFW 70 tive,
ialm Columhia.
Uplam'a Pile biee.IAryt
Jouesa Chemirnl Soap,
rmmpt0u'1 iil,ai1,
Thompson's Eve water,
Mrs. Iiaye's Eye Water,
Perfy Dlyis's Pan Killer,
Ion a'e iiIi Rgs7r We,
I1nsJ'H Lily Willie,
Heal'a Hair RrHiJistise
Soda Powders, CoipeloI
Msen m.
CircAssitn BAlu,
CALM cf Gii.nd,
Roby's liau Catiiur fiui-.
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving CtpHp,,
Ia linH's Hrir lotion,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL -Ezzsss4534sszssst1 fs,s..
RoAD-NorcE TO EASTERN IRA s.tess Ia
i,stss.A Continuous Railroad from CINCIN NATI Nh
wSosi TX MAssllLoN ALLIANCE OHIO AND CtfiCAfo II
NVs lLADELPHA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA iRt,ab
fhtoM PITTSBURGH 10 PHILADELPHIA 04'-''
through rom Cincinnati 10 Phjlaie phia in IS bourz
through from Cleseand 10 Philadelphia In rs hotrs
through from Pittsburgh to Phllade phia in IL hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM 1tIr
AND STEAMBOAT i-0 VA hAitnoAp
- Only ~ to Cineinna ai2 Louisville; sI9 to ST. Lpis
~ boarding aud Lodging board the packets extra
10 Cincinnati, 49, Louisville, s3 S.. Louis, Vs. ~ ~ 'kN
r..., FAKE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA 10
80 30 Columbus sa "A
hasshon lie OOl Toledo
10 90 Cincinnati via Creline * sS
hahHnrid and cesiine.il OOcheago, via M s. RR is 9s
IheAgo Wahkegan M; keoosha Racae Milwaukee.
gan, WIS wa Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad ais
ekes rom Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore by Railroad,
can be purchased fP SrRADER Ticket Agent Cn3, j
m aehet Line TO Pittsburgh, and thence By Railroad To
a. io the CAPITA board Cleveland vs
and Pittsburgh Railroad, P.nusyyrn,
land Ohio. inv "'u"'i huuse' NseNe-
n or about the middle Of February, will be opened from
reduced 10 81 hours. ~ ' "'' f'Han''pha
NoICE-ln Of oss the Company hold themselves
sps Tor personal baggage only for egedp sIo
;.aoe mos MOORE. Passenger Agent, Philnielphia