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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

CLAP-TRAP AT THE BAR.-The Baltimore
American says: There has been great deal
said about the famous opening speech at the
Sickles trial, in which the doctrine was pro-
pounded that the only security for female vir-
tue was in the ready pistol of relative or huS-
band. The speech was made before the jury,
and the offensive sentence was merely a portion
of the ordinary clap-trap to which all juries
are expected to submit. AS an address to them
therefore, it meant nothing. AS a slandel
upon the stainless character OF our country
women, it was mere piece of gratuitous i'm
pertinence too contemplate to excite their
anger.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
HOME INTERESTS.

A Cincinnati Silk House.-We measure
the commercial greatness of a city, and its
influence upon the economy of the nation, as
much by its mercantile aspect as by the
footings of its imports and exports; and it's
business character is formed and maintained
by her merchants more than by any other
class. The manufacturer produces the goods,
but the earnings of the producer come di-
rectly through the agency of the dealer, and
the energy and enterprise of the mercantile
firms, in any commercial town, are sure
index of its growing success.
In alluding to the Jobbing trade of Cincin-
natl, we naturally refer to some of the firms
which have been foremost, and most efficient,
in establishing a trade here, which, in extent
and importance, is second to but few on the
continent. No further evidence of the sig
niicance of our remarks is necessary than an
examination of the Jobbing House of Messrs.
DEvoU & RocKwooD, SO and s5 Pearl street.
This house has been doing business here for
twelve years, and the extent of the estab-
lishment renders the entire occupancy of a
five story block, liz feet deep, necessary.
They sell at wholesale, only, Dress Silks,
every description Of Millinery Goods, Notions
and Trimmings, shawls, Mantilas, Scotch
and French Embroideries, and great variety
of Fancy Dry Goods.
A portion of the basement is used for a
packing room, but large share of the space
has been neatly fitted up for a showroom
for Embroideries, and all descriptions of India
and Swiss Muslins; Hadkerchiefs, in fancy
boxes, some Of which are provided with
stereoscopic apparatus, which is novel and
pleasing features also, skirtings, Curtain Mus
lins and Royal Turkish Toweling. In this de.
partment, which extends the entire depth Of
the building, there are very many gas burners
kept constantly burning, which afford an
abundance Of light. The first floor from the
street is devoted 10 Dress Silks, Trimmings,
Bonnet-ribs, Notions, Grapes, Tarletons, etc.,
and in the rear is the office, which is well
lighted by sky-light. On the second floor
is the Straw Goods room, and the display Of
Bonnets, French and American Flowers
Euches and materials for Trimming, is deci-
dedly attractive. The third floor is mostly
occupied as sales-room for shawls and
Mantillas, and the stock on exhibition would
afford satisfactory selection for the most
fastidious fashionist in America.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
The Uses Of Thunder.
New York Tribune saws

The New York Tribune says:
Certain of our contemporaries, after
having printed the Associated Press re-
port of the Sickles trial verbatim, have
mounted the stool of repentance, and are
making halfway promises never to do so
again. We beg leave to be counted out
of that ring, having decided that it was
right and necessary that this trial should
be reported and published, we incurred
the expense and did the work fully and
faithfully"
The Tribune people, like our CONNER
cial neighbors, somehow or other, got ii
into their heads that the publication Of
the reports in the Sickles case was a
species of thunder, which they had a
mission to play of, in order to sweeten
society, in quantities to suit themselves
and as such occasions are not of frequent
occurrence, they resolved to thunder to
their hearts content With q keen ap-
probation of the characters of such per-
sons, SHAKESPEARE says:
"Could men thunder
AbJOFe nllnBelI uOeS, JOVe would ne er be Qutet,
For every pelting petty officer
Would use bis heaven for thunder
Nothing but thunder"
We remember, during the latter days
of the trial, glancing through the pages
of the Tribune, and being struck with the
straits to which its conductors-like those
of our dreary wastes of paper in general
were at to fill itwith something that might
pass for matter of interest. There was
one whole page devoted to the Sickles
trial, one whole page filed with the his
tory Of the Brooklyn Water-works, hall
q page containing minute and school.
boy account OF the ceremonies of local
Oddfellows' celebration, and so on, with q
plenum Of dull editorials and trashy cor
respondence. No. wonder, with preten
sions 80 vast and performances so uni
formly contemplate, the conductors hail
with pleasure the appearance of some
event which, even by the pruriency of its
details, shall vary the eternal dead level
of their paper desert The humbug of
vast sheets filed with bran, and edited in
the putty style, will, we suspect, ere long
be played out; and men will begin to in
quire what they want in a newspaper, and
whether, in such thing as literature,
quantity may be properly accepted as a
compensation for the absence of quality.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
DIR. AYER'9
LUNG AND THROAT
INSTITUTE,
No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET.

The following letter is from one of our we'll known
merchants Whatever he ndorses must be of sterling
value. 1t is well worth reading:
CINCINNATI, February l3, 1859. K
About month ago l called at DIR. Ayers "Throat
and Lung Insttute 80 West Fourth street for treat
ment for Tonsilits and Chronic Inflammation of the
Throat The tonsls and uvula (or palate) were So
much enlarged that there seemed to be but coursel
to pursue, and that was TO cut them on this hadN
been told by other physicians who had also candidly
told me they could not cure me. DR.. Aver made ~
careful examination and pronounced rxcision unnec
essary, and prescribed Medcated Inhalation and top
ical applications with general treatment and the re-
suit Il a PERPEoT TRIUMPH The Inflammation has
been alayed, and the tonsls and palate reduced to
their natural size and position. now have NO sore
ness or difficulty whatever of the throat, and FEEL
THAT / AM NOW PERFECTLY WELL.
cordially commend Or. Aver as skilful and com.
petent physician in his speciality, and worthy of all
confidence His mode Of treatment is RATIONAL pleas
ant, and certainly IN my successful, aud have
every reason TO believe the Doctor s equally
ful In all other cases while have been under treat
ment at the Institute
JOHN H. DETERS,
So Fourth street. between Vine and Walnut.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

On Tuesday last the Grand Encampment of
the I. o. o. r. Of Ohio took place at Dayton.
Delegations from Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleve-
land, aud other prominent points In this State,
were In attendance.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
by JACOB GRAFT & CO.,

bule-rOOmb NO. 10 Enst rOuTtH bTeet'
Lots in d. Woyes SuJdiUision, Ne,oport Ken
tucky.
Thursday Afternoon, May 5th, 1859,
Will be sold at Auction, at haf-past three o'clock, on
the premises near the new Catholic Church, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, wiz ss feet Ringgold street.
between East row and Roberts streets, divided into
seven lots from 25 TO "a feet front by S5 feet deep.
Also
One Lot on Roberts street, and one on East row,
each % by 81 feet.
ALSO
Lot No. l22 old plat, east half fronting 80 feet
Front street, between Monmouth and Saratoga
Streets by 100 feet deep to the old market the lot ad
joins the Rev Mr.. Pages garden on the wet.
ALSO
Lot No. l6S fronting 90 feet Taylor street, for
20 feet deep then ~ feet wide for 80 feet The entire
depth 100 feet. This lot adjoins Mr.. OShungnesseys
house.
Terms Of sale for the whole-One-thir cash,
balance in and two years, with per cent. inter-
est, secured by mortgage on the premises
Title good and sale positive.
N. b. Sale Will commence with the lots on Ringgold
street. my2-cb
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
M. OR & & N w 0 0 D i,
Pipe Department,

M. GREE NJ w O OD,
Pipe Department,
Supplies Heating Apparatus for Public Buildings
Stores and Private Houses, on either
THE HIGH OR LOW-PRESSURE
factures
All kinds of Steam Fittings and Apparatus,
Steam Coils and Screens,
Wrought and Cast-iron Radiators,
Couplings, Crosses,
Elbows and Bonds, Tees,
Union Joints, Flanges
Lock nuts, Caps, Nipples Plugs, Bushlngs and Tees
Hooks.
Branch Single and Beam;
Laundry Stands, Soldering Unions.
Iron and Composition Valves.
Globe, Angle, Cross, Check, Mud, Safety Back
pressure, Radiator, Governor Vertical, etc.
Brass Fittings of all descriptions.
Steam Gas Service and Meter, Cocks, ETC.
Oil Cups of all kinds.
Oil Globes, Wrenches.
Steam-Whistles.
PLUMBERS GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Bibbs stops, Couplings, etc.
Pipe Tongs, Taps.
stocks and Dies.
Valve Boxes, Radiators,
Glue Heaters, Paste Kettles,
Tubular Heaters; Steam Coils,
Registers and Guages of all sizes and kinds.
DOUBLE CAST-IRONK KETTLES.
SOAP-MAKERS' KETTLES.
Steamers and Boilers, for Cooking Purposes.
Cast-iron Steam Carving Tables,
Cake-Bakers' Hot Plates,
STEAM CLOSETS, COFFEE & TEA BOILERS, Etc.
WASHING MACHINERY,
Boiler Pumps,
MALLEABLE IRON GAS FITTINGS, THROTTLE
VALVES, HOSE COUPLINGS, CAST
IRON CRATES FOR FLUES.
Steam applied to Drying Rooms, for Wool, woolen
Goods, Printed Goods, Paper, Patent Leather, Lum-
Der, Laundries Heating Cells for Veneering, ia
panned Goods, and all other purposes for which a
high and safe temperature is required, ETC.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

In Louisville, on Monday, a boy, nine years
old, was sent by his mother to collect shay
ings, but before doing so he went to bathe in
Beargrass Creek, and was drowned. Boys
should take lesson from cases such as this.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
HO, FOR oHICAGO!-A CHANCE is OF.

H0, FOR OHICAGo!-A CHANCE is OF
- FEREpto open a safe and light manufacturing
business In the city of Chicago, ILL.,, requirip small
capital; the purchaser having the advantage of a
valuable patented and immense labor saving machine
over the present slow and expensive hand labor II
lsyery simple IN management. The article Is daily
consumed by every family the demand is great and
increasing every day II IL in successful operation In
this city and all the Eastern cities To an enter
Pris1ing man, In want of profitable and permanent
business II wonld pay him well TO secure this mo-
nopoly for the whole city Of Chicago Full particn.
laTs It can be obtained on application to FRED A.
ppnh and Home streets, from to A, NJ. ,pnd IL 10
r. m m5-ft
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
MRS. THOMPSON, D0CTREss,
PhyslOgnOmist and Psychologist,

HAS TAKEN ROOMS AT THE WAL
- NUT-STREET HOUSE, Room No l23 where
she will receive calls from nine A. NJ to nine p NJ
She is true delineator of tho Physical and Moral
powers by the features, head, face and stature
Mrs; Il. also has an Indian cure for weakly Females
and Neuralgia. Also, a preventative for using tea
coffee aud tobacco, and TO make married life agree
able. sure cure for extracting corns without pain
Examination, for ladies, 81 for gentlemen So
Please call, one and all. m3-lws
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05

GoAL OIL-0f best quality, 81 10 per
~ gallon, at T,F RANDOLPH a Bros.
ap2o-lwS 67 West Sixth street
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-05
THE PRE- SIS.
CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, MAY &

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter Of the world.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

AMERICAN wArcnrs, Our readers will recollect
that1ong ago ws ppblished an elaborate account
ST the American Witch oompany's Factory, ut
Walthsm, Massachusetts,. and predicted Tor It's
produsts . large asd Anduring succsss. This re-
suit has been accomplished beyond the most cx'
trayagant hopes Of its managers. and their watch.
es arc now tho trusty companions OF thousands oil
that best class Of the community with whom time
Is emphatically money. They have proved TO be.
what We then insisted they couldn't help being
the most uniformly reliable and substantial watch
in the world. and We are informed that e,cn tho
prejudices Of foreign watch-repaircrs, working in
his country. arc gradually giving way to the If,
rsfutahlc argument furnished by the steady mud
accurate performances Of these timckeepcrs. In
many instances. to our certain knowledge. their
accuracy is and has been, almost unparalleled,
rivalling that Of the best Marine Chronometer'.
and in al cases 20 exact ~ to accomplish all the
practical purposes Of pocket time-pieces. Moro
than Il. 900 persons in the United States are now
wearing American watches, and the Company
have not heard more than half dozen complaints
from all that number. and those aris'ngircm some
accidental arrangement or misusago VI the works.
IN. r SPIRIT Of fmes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
r.tweeikiy Freight aud Passerser Line
ron Il AI nj NOR H.,

~a~~ss THE puHisaiaH stas8ibfsaf tsmIany Steam
GEO. PkABoDY, Capt kieD,ho PRfou
AsD aud BELyiDERE Capt Wa. Ktgsk. viii leave kii,-
mond for Baltimore every Tuesday, Tarsay AMI Slfaros
ltwrszIse, will Baltimore for RenoHd every Tassiav,
TAursdag and Saturday. thereby enabling Shippers aud Pas
.eugcr. have opportunity Of communication between the
two points cstfy other day.
k4- freieist received IN both places every day.
For and GomfH these fine Steamers eua If moi
superior any their class be found in this other
having been fitted out with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended 10 The
travelling and fregng community the most eomfertabIe
and speedy mde Of transportation between the two
pointl
be procured nj Ore shnckoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel, the Steamers Landing, R"alctt.
ID. h W. CURkIE Agents, Richmond
sept Idly j. BRANDT, JR, No. Light H.. Baltimore
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aALTHORR
Notice % shippsrs Of Tobacco 70 the West.

gIsHE unaes-es- psrTared 10 give Increased facilities %
shEpprfs The Kesi having shortened HE iic
Of Transit and tn sn uir 70 fourth elass
Thrsaxh re-elts 10 he prirai po.ns IN We Wea D.
aHf,ei ard reig,ts fuAnnsed > loS ~
line Tb aly trsnnaent bel wecn bsiiinfe
Cneaaas BdiaaAl-ii. ~ Lao!s and oHfAF as8e nj i.s
b.rg srfIy fnss, ear 10 sa stes eese ,beFeby sy'iia
drnyage aaa ESra and all damage Oh Tobacco ffom sxp"H
re- No commissions charged 81 naitifnese ~ Plisburg
MAGkAW kOONs,
No. 80 Worth Street. baltimore
Rssr 10 Jcsss Hare Co., W. D. Miller. aud J. Cisyof,
IynburR jacob IIcsid Co, aud Jae'5 Brundt Jf itai
sore - march 1s-dy
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Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
For October, 1852
FRANCE, RRQADRENTS q CO., MANAGED

FIyHE Legislature Of Delaware is ast having grant
Il cd Ia FRANCE, RRoApBEsrs TO-, Ito the exclusion Of nh
other appcanis) Lottery Charter for the Encouragement o.
Internal Improvements IN tbs State TO continue for period
twenty years, drawing In witnIngtoG, peawarc
The speddid schemes ever offered 10 the public
Bonds million Of dollars have been given ~ the SLATE
the payment all prizes The drawings take pa
In public and under the superinendence vi Commission
appointed by the Siate to insure their fairness
The Managers call the attention of tho public To the following
Splendid Schemes drawn during the present. month
MAGNIFICE Mt SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
100000!
Grand Consolfd lated Lottery of Delaware
CLASS 8,
drawn In Wilmington Del, saturday, October 20 l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
18th Semi-Annual Card.

yHE subscYers invite the attention Of their
TONERS The public generally ~ their extensive end
plose stock o. FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now in store
COMPRISING every article pertaining TO the
Clothing and GcntlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
Of approved styles and materials Deter
mined maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation OF
Esiabshen have spared pains excellence
every Department. and 10 provide for tho wans OF all classes
Of customers
The mperfecy indicates the variety
correct which only be obtained by
annaon Beat quality French medium low prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our Cloth Coats aways heretofore having taken
the head In style It, and general perfection viii he found
surpass possible these sod by In former
styles Cnssmefe Business su Over Crafts Farmers Riding
Coats Mancs Congress Over Coats vctor
Paesots Black Fancy Pants great
variety aud msiai French Yoke Shirts large stock al
hand. tehfs made 20 order when rrecrrcd
paeie sok of Mcn1 Under Wear Of best make and material
cnvstA scarfs Beauurs Eox Monalamher, Garhaid and
TieA Gcneens sha Wis and seiug Blank
eta Railway nsA dloyes KID CALI WASH Norway CASHMERE
Thread famous Mountain Buck, aud other scaonahe
GiovcA Pocket Socks Dressing Robes
Bpkk0UGfIs, sIIAFER CO.
sent es-dts lea Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
DISSOLUTION.

TINE coparneyship heretofore existing under the Arm #
J. Rinnei saors is this day dissolved by mutual coneu,
Thave sd out 10 Alex Kipnior my entire interest the M
firm Of all tho stock hand and all the debts due old firm
he alone is authorized COLLECT aiid the Of the con-
In winding up tho busines Those indebted to the a
firm Of Kinnicr Sanders will pleare forward aud
their accounts Is important Ia wind up the bnsnes
quick possible. ALEX. KINNIEE
LyScHBuRG, lsi July, 1859. r. w SANDERS
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Notice.
NOCICB.
WE have employed Mr. buyAL ADAMS 10 collect our
w counts due isl July.
July lSt- W. A, srEorHEE & co.
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Medical Department.
NINETY Fourth Sassion 1859 COY,

wllAa G,nsoS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of sureery
SANtrL JAeksoN, NJ D., Prof nj Institutes oi Medicine
uronr u Woor, NJ. D. Professor of rhe, aud Practice OF
Medicine
uu L. anGu d. Professor OF Obstetrics aud the Diseases
OF Woman AMI G lrcn.
Josrn c,asos NJ D., Professor of Matera Mrlea aud Thar
macy.
Ronspr i, EoGsHs NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry.
JusErn L,ny NJ D., Professor of Anthony.
lInsRf II. sAntti, NJ, D., Professor of Surgery,
WILLIAM In NJ, NJ D., Demonstration of Ansomy.
The Lectures oi the Session viii begin the second Monday
Of October md close on the LIST Of March.
Clinical Instruction given throughout the SESSION. IN the
Medical Hall by the Professors and a the Penns, ,ana und
other Hospitals
The psscc;ug Rooms, under the superintendent Of the
Professor of Anatomy and the DCohstraur from lie
middle Of September,
TIE Room Tor Operative Surgery aud Application Of Tan
dar &c open early In september aud throughout the s.s
sion, under The supervision Of tho Professor of
surgical Demonstration, q = Ilsior, NJ. u.
Fees for The Lectures lcach Professor tb foy
Matricuati"u Fec lpaid once only
H. H. koGEEs, NJ b., Dean OF the Medical facullyins
University Build
T. u. DIoS, Jantor. University Building.
T. s.-Board ma, be had al from " 90 TO 90 per week
July - olawam
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OFFICE SopIn- SHE RAiiRoAp 10,
August lith lisp.


s A s.'asFs sSs4ys',..sar
AMI alter Augusl I'd. NO passcngor trims vii b,
" the soulhsIe Railroad, leaving lynchburg follows
MGl Tram daily nj II, A, NJ.
Second Train dnll, except sundays, Mt io:30, +, NJ,
Both these irans connect with the Richmond DanN He
trains o Richmond and the North 1r second runnrc
at Petersburg with the trims 10 Norfolk and Weldon.
These tTpns also with three tr-w,ekk ltu.s Of
Steamships CITY Point to New York, philadelphia and
baltimore, all MAGNIFICENT Steamers with the hst
tons for passengers. The Railroad 10 Notuk N,s
daily steam Packets To Bnlnutc.
The agent al the Suutsdc karond Co. mt lynchhu, viii
Furnish any further Information rejecting those lines
Its II. II. BlkD ten Sul't
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fzvzD Fs=FA sasa = - Esl=szzsa vi sousnenos %
IL MoNDAY, ezpzeneH - -
Ia. IA :. ss4;<.e-si 49, j,r Ex,r.. .., sIs 20
ss-.s-t-s.-- n-ss-frs~-s 10 o.
s.s.t-..s,.ss. fssfoiius rrepeh sad Lam ~ ~
f..n-ss.s. ......, ........ IS Oh
ssc On pi.no lsssss pr vesk q En- hour oseh 20 W
ss o. asse daily sxsFcsss without
ps sf f.a,iss 81
b D. Two AssIsss nd Two Modern languages requisite IN
order graduation.
M k-dsn s d. WILLIAMSON, Principal.
RkfKRHNCEs Ne; Ryiaad, D. D., President Of Rich.
ond College, IN cossextea with which nstltnen be a. one
time aurhis MrA 8ep CaFYng0n, IN vbosc Young lA,es
Seminar In lahmopd b. taught The Classical psnmsn,
De Faculty d The Unvssy u Virginia. - q wneh
Law IN thai iusntioai m Lynch
burg Rel. j. D. Mitchell D. D. md Rev Geo ". Carrier d.
PRESENTLY sppcnted Professor In tAe Uhsery o. nss.app
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Tremendous Excitement At
lAA Main street, LvmchburE, va.
N. GUGGENHEI

.s?ea from re nern sa ,ss nm s ,ss ~
irnon 81 tbr public 10 particularly invited
Tho ladies' BY universal eopsess admit Thai my SUCK Oh Dfe
ooA shavs Coaks uneqaajed In pont % beauty AMI
For ecpseuens wear have superior 10. Of Cloths Cssa-
mers and ye.nRs Heavy woolsns Blankets boois Shoes
AZ. A. 10 which oil invited 20 call and examine
NJ B-Couniry Merchants will do we'll 10 give my stock an
.,.,lu.ti,o befprr 1ptnv North No.
9l.sita Nan euDT
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SOmOrerO GuanO.
- = tons of Phosphate Guano, just SonIbrrro Island
O West Indies the richest dep site Of Phosphate Lime
known 10 the world continuing bNc>n 20 and 80 per
Bone Phosphate Of Lime and Ia which invite the attention
Of friends and the public generally who deal In fertilizers
We fur the sale OF this Guano here aud
will sell Northern prices doducting actual expenses
plaoe.
Pamphlets containing liz anas &C.. furnished ON appic-
lion or by mail
McCoEKLE II CO, Sole Agents,
april dtScts Main street Lynchburg. Va.
HARPER FOR observation-disclosures Magazine for October
HI just rccslvcd at [sept e6dtsl yICT0RS.
Removal! New Stand! New Goods |!
HANIAG sod my entire stock Of 9oods at old stand
have loaied below the Norye House, opposite Hall
Livery siaa.e where continue GROCERY Oo,as-
sioa business Thankful to friends and customers for the
liberal pairenage heretofore extended solicit contin
unnce of the assuring them will o6er Inducements for
cash wiz keep constantly hand, nice selection Of GRO
CERES AND STABLE DRY GOODS; also Corn Neal pias
Yer aud Mill onaL j. q sHEARER.
march 11-dts
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Lrscubuae AsnIorlraHAl II MrcnASrcAl FAM,

Oct, :. ls59
4 SUFFICIENT POLICE FORCE will Nc provided q pro.
N tect and kecpin good order all articles Fair
Grounds for exhibition II hoped tcrnrc that
string To exhibit Will h" prevented from ie Of the articles
being injured This notice Is given Ia
plants made OF dcprc,atons last which, II hoped. M
he prevented by he due attention of all the Officers
ciey nj the approaching Fair the 18th inst II is lcs-
rabe that thing Intended 10 be offered Inhibition
he Brought aud registered before Monday, the
b! 10 O'Clock the morning oi The 18Th inst.
THE EAEtUrikE COMMITTEE.
A. Mci,osALp, Secretary. ,-iIw
MRS ALIENS Z,obalsan f' hair dressing, Mrs card
lvA nerr iialsam Of lIverworih McAiisiers AcuG
ment pn.sons ndelible Ink, and Railways Real, eG just
TO hand and for sale b, J. H. THOMPSON,
oct I-dts Drunpis