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Sheriff Sale.

Wolff and Peytonl RY virtue ofan order
VS.. ~ of sale in the case is.
Jane Steel ct. ally sued out of The court of
common Pleas in and for the county Of Jeffer.
son d State of Ohio bearing date the 26th day
of December 1855 and to me directed will
expose to Sale by public vendue and outcry
at the front door Of the court House in the
Town :of Steubenville & county of Jefferson
on Thursday the 3lst day of January 1856 be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o
clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
real estate to wit Lots numbered 33l, 322 d
333 in Viers addition to the town Of Stenben.
Vile in the county Of Jefferson and State OF
Ohio. Terms of sale cash.
JANIS H. BLINN, Sheriff jeff. Co.
n, .r na.. AZ Joo Oc
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ADvERTIsEMEATs,
ENVho only true and genuine Liver tllls,
n prepared by X, Z. Sellers.

Nh0 only tTuH anu kcDuiHo Attt. -a
n prepared By K, E. Sellers.
IaoNraN. O., March 1852,
/ feel il duty that owe % my isl-
low sufferers. 4 siale thai Lave expRs.
/ ..ced great relief issa he pee q
4. yer Plns, l haze ssIlsred severely
ilh the Liver Complaint f'T several
.ars. so much so that boIli my friends
lave lhougitI copIi not surviye but .
.,,orl time. Much money have been ex.
penled in the endeayor 10 procure relief
from the physicians, but all in vain AZ =
Iasl.resorl OH The recommendation & ms
brother, procured some ol sellers i.iy-
er Pills, at your store, and found great
relief from their use. and in the coniin-
ued use Of them since, ! have almcs. en-
t.rcly recovered my health.
HANNAH COMPSTON-
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Taxaa 4 Taxas | /.

Come up and pay your Taxes | will take
in Tax until the 9th day &c December, 1855
after that the lawful penalty will be added.
deci9 9w a. SKELLEY, Treas.
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CITY BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
lust received at the City Shoe Store,
IA Splendid Stock of Boots & Shoes suitable
foa the Winter trade never should go barefoot
ed when Shoes can be bought at the City Shoe
Store so cheap for cash.
Washington Hall Building Market Street
Steubenville Ohio. d. SCOTT.
lTraveling Trunks complete assOrtmen t)
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TOOTH ACHEi is readily cured BY Or.
1 Keysers Tooth Ache Remedy. Sold al Hen
ming 4 Melvin's. and prepared by Dr. George
H. Keyser, wholesale Druggist, Pittsbnrgh Pa.
sept, 26-ly
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sheriff's Office. steub. Dec s s5N5t' ''H
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Drugs DrugslI Drugaill
y 4. SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist,
IL. Corner Wood 4 2d Street. Pittsbhrgh. Pa.
sept. 26 silly
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SHERIFF's SALE.

BY MCODEY j. ELLIOTT,
dec. lg-6t, his Attorneys.
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cHtNnLEn & RAnI.AN.

= y. J
CHANDLER SS isAEll,AE.
a Ohm ~ CHANDIEE AND JAMES II.sRLAN Ir. have
sA assafaed thenaTes together partner n he practice
Claw d will attend 90 all busnees eantd them.
tos Hay always be anDd office
psostt ae Sherwood House eonnse
Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Evansville. Nov. 9. iS5i.--1y
VIZ. h. EscGKEEE,
ATTORNEY Al LAW AID NOTARY P BLIC. \
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Always 10 what is Right.

ne truly great are those who always dc
what is right. To be withheld from acting
wisely ana conscientously, by motives oftem-
porary policy or fear, IS to behave like traitor
to the principles of justice A man sho5ld
think less Of what may be said Of his conduc.
at the time. than Of fAe verdict that may be
pronounced q few years in advance. It is by
Reglecting this byssacIifcing principle to ex-
pedoncy, that character is lost; and character
lost is with difficulty regaincd. Besides, the
first declinef1om sight leads to others. It is
like the st2rt in sliding down Hill.
Bot there is worse feature than this in
cUceumbing TO baseness, neaaness, or wrong.
liabit soon drills the moral perception, so that
n time men come to perpetrate without re-
morselul pang. acts at which originally they
would have been astounded 'Is thy servant
a dog, that he should do this thing?' is the
indignant exclamation Of many person who,
eventually commits the very deed he abhorred.
AFnold's treason grew up in his mind by slow
degrees. nurtured by extravagance and suppo-
sed neglect. Washington always being rigidly
correct, left behind name, that will never
cease to be reyeTeDced. TO say merely that
honesty is the best policy" and thus appeal
to the selfish part Of nature, Is a poor way to
educate man to do right conscientiousig.--
Better the nobler and higher ground that
right should be done for rights sake Phjlz
Leiger.
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as. 91 RELIGIOUS.
10. 6Eea fse szosr ashez.

j.
Ty1.1aea had en. aie afl agreeuent to
rob eas q. their EYeiything was
Er ac3 IhaE ve5 d enter ll;s house al
sa.51iei.5 bsa chests ana Grsssef-
ana e.ay oil il. t1s.i ara gold tbey could
Ha
teis 7h n5l wa.a s6d stav l.
sgIl ,.aF }el2 aloua t. 4ia "l.e vii
Illeyet .iss lstss gel 3,s2 1-s po es5on
ai .asse us naga. la. Ijsll. has
Jrus tae4 ea1e1 IL c.ier 08e 81 tsese
Aaaa So tl e.s.tllst isal az ctaeg.ifl
Il Il n Il rr5t 1rs- sie isr .'ee hifisch. =.
.is i2nsig aite 4gree:ng upon piace of meet
'hG with the other at the darkest hour of the
Icoming night.
"Daal iath5' sd one Of the children.
ag Il lis kn-e 4 am so glad you have
The presence ri cbild troubled the man,
and he tried to pasa 2inl away; but his arms
Iciung tighd5 aeoat II ne *, and he laid his
lace against hiachcob cad sud- in sweet and
seGle voice.
= iaFe goa G,.hor.''
lbs ayo.jlslr4ly tie man drew the innocent
lana -o .n5 one 10 bis be and kissed him.
There We're two od5 caldren in the mans
dwelling, a boy and girl. They were poor,
and these chIIdred worked daily TO keep up
the supply OF bread made deficient more
IN. odgh idleness IN the father than flom lack
These children came home
soon after their fathers return, and brought
aim Their earning for the day.
'Oh father" said the boy, "such a dreadful
1ang has happened! henry Lees father was
arIe ed to-aay fox robbing; they took him out
.out OF eur shop when Henry was there and
'oaruei n OF to prison. was so sad when
saw Lem weeping. And he hung his head
lors shame oI his own father Only think of that y
Ashamed ofEs fsther,' thought he "Ani
viii my caildren hang their heads, also, in
shame? No, no: tha4 shall never be-"
AT the hour Of midnight the man who had
mo children to throw around hila sphere OF
better inHaence, was sitting at the place Of rem
devious for him whose children had saved
him. But he waited long n ran. Then he
said:
Il viii do the deed myself and take tl3 en-
tire reward''
and he did according to his word When
thaOthel man went forth to his laher "a ths
next day, he learned that his accoIsg.seas Il
5s.f1 ts1en in ar set Of loJbery. ssssi 5.ss
dy PRISON.
"Ihank Heaven for yirtuous children 5aid
ha with feryor. 'They have saved me. New
or will l do an act that viii cause them Go
blush tor Their Eather.2
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MORAL FRAGRANCE What pity" said a
] cy /, his father, as they walked through the
{ arI n, chat the rose, after blooming does
lot produce fruit, and thus return thick
offering in summer, for the lovely season Of
s9ring life. Now, it is called the flower in
nocence and joy; then it would be also the en-
blem Of gratitude
he father answered, "does it not offer III
its loveliness to beartif the spring; and for the
dew and light which il receive from above,
does it not fill the aif with its dsIcate fra
granee? Thus Ike ggaStude. bestowing a
Charm unseen, which enhances every other
good. Creato1 for tEs spring, 1t dies with the
s7fing; bueits witherod leaves retain portion
of is sweet lragra1ce-,so in the heart Of inno-
Ioence, does gratitude abide, after The kind deed
which called i5 forth IS forgotten"
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CINnlnNA.rI pArEn - r.rinrsE.

FENE undera gned Wholesale Papev Dealers invite the
q attention OF dealers their larke
varied sock Of Papers Our arrapet Eastern
anuiacsuTeTs and deaersRre sHtl enabled
keep hand at All times large atoe Of Caps and Letters
plain and rued Flat Denys Mediums, Io3 ais and
super koyals Blank Book Papers BY Planer
a smith. aud other first class manu- lacturers
We Rgeuts the Printcrs Cards keep on
hand at all times complete stock Printers Papers
every deserirti0n. Lghthody's Book aud News Inks;
AlcCreary' Calored n ss Farnisb % tfsld fze.
We have hana store. lest FoRr
drnier News aud Rock Paper supply
most extent uith regular i1es ana sEl.r sa
make TO order siorthotiee.
We ray the highest alass rice cash for Ragss Bag
A'Ds' ''Si - sYsszA <fxov &765si
Wholesale Paper Dcaler- aftrsf .sutrzrs ssssita.
-.l- . tiprr C-ar.1rrats
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ME undersgned have thIs ay l0FIned Co-partner
ship under the style aud frn Of GEo. Foster q Co
for the Transaction of general For1ardlpg and Com
mission Business and nave cract for that purpose
very large aud spacious Fireproo Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal aud caFner OF Locust and Dun
ham sreets and ne;truhe Depot OF the Evansyille and
Crtwfordsye Railroad, where they VIII hHyo ample
room and eonyeaeut cilities for storing u kinds oi
Produce and Nerchandizc
fuev ai ggR speeia caYc to C0ns-nmeuts. either by
tt+- RaNraad. Can43. lr tAHggois- aud wtl forw.fd
i@rsis4sttysst fhe towezf fates.
~FlglYe person,i attention 70 ihe purchase or
sale a. ProdHee OF rpeelc in this Ntrket and solicit
orders for ths~pCfehaSa Ed Sagar ind Nosses on the
Coast, ono Of t.e dra fi bs s 5a 2tlit during The
Winter.
the public patronage. y; w t0slER
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 ". N. AftMAN.
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.rar ~ n - late 81. KiIpin

TaY VII BE DoSe.-1,he late Mr.. Klpin,
1of Exeter. writes, II knew a case in which the
minister, PRAYING over 9 child apparently dy-
ing said. II it be thy viii, spare - The
mothers SON Yearnirlg for her beloved ex-
claimed, 1t must be his VIII! cannot bear
its' The minister stepped. To the sarprise
Of many the child recovered; and the mother,
after almost suffering aaTty tyrdoIn BY him while
Ia STRIPPING lived to sc him hanged before he
was two and twenty! 0! i is good to say, not
ing viii, but time he done"
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Corner Che ea7 SITS opposite Henry Lutz Groce-
sVansFfite Indiana
sANCY d eam Scourerant tteHaisheTo Of Dry Goods
AND fsreTly Foreman Cincinnati 8ir. TeaRdae e
New orb pq- House.
Cleans ~ Ladies' GenteDen's Clothes Of Sili
and NoGleE Grs Cashmere SWls emery a. scrip
tiOn aud 6nishe al 20 Dyes every Sind sJufs
dinr aud finishes them equal tn llc
spots stains from Sk Dresses dry wayl ith9u
Rrns tb+ color leans inishes ca
ttius SILK and " oolleu. Ton and fuiles.
Also he cleans Carpets and finish. equa t1 at
asr a. I.tf. "
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wArcnEs- CinCNs- ANn LKvNEa.RY.

AVE- have Iasg rsse' tad our nsw s.oeA - Watche,
HW Clocks. JelelFy silver Ware sltoeter thc hnet
largest stock offered shs city 1ad vhc be
ing purchased low rates enRbls us st oEer gures
usaal We gold and SILVER hunting md e
watches. from the fufst do IN he thesrs atsele aoe
guard. and chaus aais septs psns.
seal scale and plata rinSf drep aud Tas guag5 and
fob keys seals; in hort very 9efe la~pt business
in great variety OF. stylo and price.
We haye ass made arrangements By which Ne lH he con-
constantly every style of iron and wood
eghday ana thif clocks, direct from the factery
which will sell wholesale retail lo they be
purchased in Western city.
BI1TROLFF & SONS. Main ST.. let 1st and Cd.
y. B-Every srtiae soll ablisLnent warranted
20 he rs Represented.
Old goid sye atthe highest price, taken inezchsrEe
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RuHRwNNn EefTRE

rE7HE gubscrber has ASeu the above house, and mas
4 entirely redted and refGrhisaed i, and ). prepared
10 entertain che patrons oi the house Ss1isie,ors
dr has Also rented the orioE Stable. owned D!
NrPeter Rure and has saod stuck OF horses snd
tiagss 10 let.
Tee s.tle large. clean and weu i6cHee, and good
hostile constant aleaduHec FaFtieuiiFTsftGnoh
Nhe p;, 90 thocarc ai torsts ielt with hi for 5eeI
ug.audiD ali respects, the l.uatc 40 ind the Slfer
wood House eoud 5lotsi igd.sf T. H. 3 i. a.Itc.
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TOHN +. GLOVER X co corner of Main aud seventh
ss streets Evansville. ind would respectfully MORN he
Pubic yard amt sale ioNFoa 0Asi
eempete assortment OF seasoned Pine Lumer en- ii
qualities ciekpesse viz: Tongued and Groaged ue naa
Ash r>gipg; Dressed ana uuaresse3 Telling Casinx
2aubaia; ~ @ fsst sound Cannon Boarqs saiJalle tsr
us n@ius; Ine and Poplar shingles
oan se 4is - ord y he loves, prices SheL-js s.
z MAntie Pie<eg. -iaulGl1Es Frarat
Daorsan0 ifi!s rlces oFsaTgea -
who may seld for them Oles s.-te Will rs A
DISQUALIFICATION - w
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REJECT yoT THE GosPEL-Bare your brow
to the Lightning; open your bosom to the thun-
derbolt; but oh. do not increase TIE Divine
|displeasure, and tbs severity of your final
doom, by yoursettled rejection of Heaven's
last best gift Wc,.na
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EV ANsVlEE.E AIB MEM HtgSgosY w3F
Is stehs.T MAIL. efNgl

W tibhs.E 8iAfL ifNN
@5e4s--nt 0N a1a otter Saturday t4it tst titc
zf sersisnet VIII ran bEi-h tsAL3 L4NE Of
stage Eulch-s Is ahlYt.
ieavi"s Esaassilie, Moaday's Wedaesaag Friday'
al clock 4 9i retarniag eayfs New il,gn Tues
fag iaprsGaS aud >otu days at o. ciest a.. "a.
The lEe will ali tlue7 stocked horse sud
comfortable Coaches trus careful a. and the
made lth regularity and dispatch. goods
transportation VI packages &c, Promrts aa Ssrefu5
sscRded
FL passage other business appiy tie Tir
cry and sale Stable i"cUststret. t ia
Seroa leaving then ord=rsst} tie a
ssesse arOnil IT attentiCn. T. H. De GA lt1lJ.
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NEW W4sII,AGT0V H9TE5,

SHE Foprteors Of this stUuse have removed from their
z eld stand latn their Hotel just finish
opS0se thc C9dr House where they epared
old customers and all others who
ht call rcn them Ia much superior style than formerly
tagn9 st patronate pectily solicit
G6 the which shall all endeayors
IT,. Our fare will be tie b-t the Ha-ke aaords
CT trgts moGevate.
Gt94 St.ff Wagon f&-6 Kept forcouttry custom.
Sy5lzd sawtf FELf-LE < ttEEDERECEl.-
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ErnRAGE a-ANrHIl.

MAJ arc prepared to .tore oar 0 lro0f Warehouse
Wv ans quantity Of Grain. Produee Merchandise,
tho most liberal terlis.
Having large and airy stairs pera''r gare win
Hnssehoid Furniture. Agricultural inpemCut
d all kinds Of good, greslishe to damage from dsn
rust.
Logger when desired.
located locust street an " a9d g.
Canal, and i5T shirp.rE ~ xex t1a-
road. Apply noYl Q9O. FpSEER q CO
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o. .. AtDERsOy. NII;RcHANrrAl,.oR.

On TlFst sHfeIt- 0ttN Ne"0 W. % aha oYcAmors,
ri tine cIQths. CasSitnsr.s Vest
= ias etc es, Which he u Pretared - make in Che
hiG and 80 Short He will
it's aue oIes hy long pcrsn the psine
able give general -4tssction i bas also head
Merno slik Eadershirs and ORA shirts
@ g cite. made in the sest with Gentlemen
arfhre Goods geherqly He invites his old customers
"A, xeu : ca ct
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. = 5t ffN t-t'-
6gHHfrf q SFAf@b iasg received 81 sae5r Pager
k al tnb1lstvsY S5sre. IN rigst street. ess~el - - ;
SseAaess. iRrv a*4-sa of the isl1'e. l.t
N7lh ra1 t.itiss 80. Z AL tA..k.
ytta ainnv hl'Hs Fiss B0asts sie % al ef sbteA
a atteEtt3u O. e thiio IL asSef. ard Ac te tta LQ~
Pcee RooTs psyered in tae heases e and Nofi Gone
promptlY. myI 3m
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0Tt0t LuSTtrN tfItn v e5tef5t q. ). lEIutl uii
Amer1cst ErpresS line!
SHORTEST ROWS .yros II . NILES, AND 80 eHAsos

TWO TRATN5 DAILY ISL &DANS EXCEPTRD.l
- 0KNING L& kESs leaves at 4:1G \. NJ,
liz Fl Eaton Hamilton. Cincinnati
Hamilton is railroad fr Cnclnnat freet ARRIVING
Ai. Day 1850 connecting with All
ier & mhGs. Lanesv lie. eeing. Bltinore
,gasan1ton tiel phia New NOlk Boston Also
for Gneaeld Urtaua BelIeton tame, Forest
Clyde Clrqesn . Iunllo SsndeskJ. Tvcdo, Fort Way ae
Troy. Pi1ua. 90. Br aktast "a ndfanapOls
Ps@senE, . this arrive az Columbus eight hoursi
aag vance ID .fs other from indianapolis
t.AlS leaves Indiana j. NJ the
u M trsa North south arrives At Rich
p Cincinnati at SEQ y. arriving
NJ connects directly with trains Tor Aeuia. Cc
ghtid, Crestne P4ttsbursh, Plilade pin
srrixa ( B III F-ahus 9:l5 r. p
J. had nolis ami suFper at Dayton.
PITTS 30 t4t i IS 80 rs leaving trains have
ay ton sud make
f'rasne reh say othrr train from indian pulls
PasseuE route through to Cincinnati queB
by any - l"T.
The only cuats having connections It Dayton.
Cluuhl- afe-ee check through Pittsburgh Phila-
dsI bagz4z. = checked AT Columbus.
rIfa ON - N1Ez{lNG TRaIN FROM fNDTANAPOLIS TO
DAY TON, OR CUtl NBUS VIA DAYTON.
p
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-. -. -.

,Fl} praciac Ia a. tl4a Circ34te otrt1 T5aacgigt
ana 1as 'oin4 eysulios 0g1cC over Tie sI.4t tli.
i.s5sH s-tas e, +ttt@ 5
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wHoLEs4LE pRAiEas iN aHgcEeIEs aNb t4uDks. 0cbHE.
wArER $50 WISE SIS, EVANSVILLE, u
f1fHE und srsened have his a3 formsi Eship for
n the purpose ~ doing vh0lsts Grocer lad liquor
business f.aving succeeaed tte AllIs
Howes pnroi 'sed their stock 10 cnf
canpete shall be aide offer Us good bargain
FOR CASH. any house in Eyspsslie qr city q the
West. r. FEN&HE.
n3
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Farsrr aistN, Ees,r,EE..

CORNER or aA;sKtT AND wALNUg srEElrs
EVANSVILLE, IND
EN above named hotel has been tly retted
y ready the saddatoB gu1arar
ragsient custom Tie airy ana se&snt and the
able is Supplied witRtae bsss the mark y aiiords.
Terms m07!ernte. l.. II. MaSELY.
1F4 ropretoT,
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EUGENE SUE

Is neither prim nor burly. He man Of
large fame, over which a loose black coat IS
carelessty buttoned Complexion light, eyes
blue hair once black, now pepper ana salt.
wbiskers voluminous, eyebrows black and
thick, good forehead, and the lower face ample.
.Tnis conveys no better idea Of the mans ap-
psarance than a French passport. But the
|frutn is, Sues counten~nce and figure haye
none of thoss pecuiarafities which make de-
scription possible. LIE looks IN lis portrait
Ike comfortable, careless, elderly gsatleman,
taking his ease in an easy chair ana easy coat.
lie does not look lkesn authorizations SCI
dom do. Lis air is rather that Of a prospeloBs
citizen. Sue IS only forty-Ive years old, but
he has lived fast, and looks fiftg i've. Lamar
tine is sixty-three, and would pass easily for
ffty-three. Dumas IS fly an1 eoala get
credit for thirty
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TMNHE unde rsgRed has the far the sale 9 ne an
E bS4utitul pattern 81 IRON RAilfNii. Nt.h rqnnd
wrought zods ana east gres Pet up IN great sretY al
styles sises bcb viii sell - Gia iana prices ADDISa
, FSsfauT.
Mad uJe Those Wishing Railing to Fnedse ui,te-y
Tots yards. for paazas. etc. will 40 well to e ms a
call.
Prices from 81 so 81 5opes foot. .
v23-d&w H. :, AHRENCh,
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Is c tba-.--


CIS. BACON co hase removed to Main street BE-
Water First SIS, nrSt door Hallocs a
cddarass Drug Store nearly orpeaite the RrAnR Ia
they win teaat an their old customers
SNAKE cacainfAa - As 1aay pleased
give hena ct. 1cy ~2si .etn their hanks'er he very
liberal grrn, aut hope 90 1eosive iasance
sane hg keeping every hing nstJ &cz ii, t. tl uy
Groeerics -iantG-iy
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N8,,ll I.oT Fol SALE.


THNHE tho Of Fl and CHEEKY streets is
by lSa ng resideRce Samuel Lister, =
rred r sale Fesonatie terms II is one OF the most eli
rihe ling n, city and perfeet title given
Asa. uu otou Chestnut street aaj ohlp ths yes
adoaee Joseph raraoek is sale on liberal teE.a
1uire OF lei J. c. JEW ELL
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NOTtONs! NOrloNe!!

NNLowER vases t.. srs cling papieps.
" best Ioadcn SEA iag eighs ana key FrsHas
aoce Fdevns Fren Gil harts des martrs teys,
kmcnsaie combs sUGertar mes s ras. toots-
picks, tils,. steel tooth brashsf.
beads tAL Emerson e toilet
soSp jumpin aud battle doors, togeter with great
variety Of aestfns for sale by A. g. PUSHEE.
an2s Yz}aer. iIdJ-e ellgxs' iIsll First st.
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CINCI1NIl A. L.

---esls.s4 TEiEE 4 PROB luEN EAs EEV.
skss5-z - Err better ut Piano los. ia
y Z tI 4 tthis city than be loai.-at % -.
~ ! West fourth Chiekrrnl .. Woo
ward Brown Brown Alienis, J. GiltertH rit tti-
attachment. Surrestrr'-. and the W au
turing Company's Pisgos among
this coaary Most of these Instruments cont eNcreu
seldom tound in the majority psnss offered
here r el-ewhere
An uniimited sRrrantee given with Hach Instrument
W. r. CoLBt RS.
ie4 Pisso nd siu-ie Dealer C,7eirt4ft
Nv hR1B0nN h. kNsfHRA 4
aA5sI fs With the Prince 4 co. Ne isuus
III from this estal liislmen in every cit, and
" 7 village throughout the Dtry isrs-s5p
ply constantly Land and sale boil sale retail by
W. F. COLBt RI.
Piar6 ela Melodieu DEPOT.
ie4-tf 7S West Faurth st.. Cincinnati
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EsNA ~fEsAEoE spEsP8

Capital $500 tH'-q3 pad ia AMI 5ss rf~5.
fysI{g .ctrats v@nqorparat, With rernrs + 7rter
: lN ss i.5nrts against t.s vi a#u's.e ' t--'
1-1,.r a-1s-s A.truiact=sA ssttf lsHeHts
a.t s1 -.aaHi'1e z-n-rst- Ai=s ,f7sa.-ib-
s p"rs}s-of Navtrs-iau Sill h lzf-
g.f3sAS K. PRACE. P7e=t.
EfParY. Secretary.
~ rveat4ons Insurance NAV ta the su utsrr
h,r duIy aata1ri, eli 2, ,e p
favorable any TDsurae afae or gene
N se West. A. C. TALLNcs ARst
evil IF Main street nesrFg orPoaite TIE sank.
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HEFtEED WHITE svEaEE.
y. f7aas 'si' OF e'oa1s eHas'siiEs II ( Go s<sss.
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n 7FIsFS herrEy thes nns fhos.
Sterling dec. property sH-d laa zt. 7Q li fall
zge Stb 1855 and pom pt re-ie.
ssid notes sill te Placed IN ts ds tHs for
soiiectlca, y. FOWLk1. ! Agsffa 5-,ra4sr.
augs TaHE FAEFEL. { Nv
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srARUsitsT -SpRiNa; tsu0ps-

"a fftt8ft 4. ~ = NO laWVsFf-
& Ai y are hoN paeeiuG st3et at vsrv
w G2Pe' 'hs brst n the market. l5tir,s %
sprin8 raaA - tl@t 4ltnaseRs i.t'yass +,
Light ,Nr ns ligtsi tlla some Bagssts;
8na Hrcss foeis ~ AZ ands. whi tlt ring hc
tE the ast- aud ai} saId Il sesy sT ar.
l1 gnht dsrj u. II. NsEufE E-t.G