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III = LlhtAOAf-Es ltC -tAAtNtS rs
49, NUsgsy nov we'll known as "UAiy'- Ar.-
matte VALLEY Whsle, has established reputation universal
renders 1t drcult i0r tEs keep pare W l
demand This the result OF eIs -yedng energy las
duc.on sustained by determination adopted 1t the 'u~st d
neyerfor instant ieaIel fron that is original parity ami
uuryalei excellence should continue thr end.
The iats atsHd,nt an such cessfu, Efforts
oyertaLsn the iurrr. lt mt,rl ny unsupuous
mposos ,uI inferior aud spurious 1r cls paIrI Oh upon
the community, tie great do.nmrnt the public we'll
injury the manufacturer hath in enouurI AMI veil earned
repuis Every against TINS Pracv
BY Copyright OF the Label, aaJ By peculiar shape Of The battle
,tti'a the public against this Imposition gol them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information from
losr wio may posses, IT, y having leen vozel otherwise,
protect the publie aud myself hy proeru
ton to the utmost The genuine Dtly Aro-
matte alley Whisky pat up D. hoties EACH with
light yellow Label aud sealed with yellow wax the pro-
prietors stamp the aud FAC ne signature Of the p
pretor on the label All Other Articles limitations.
M Consumers depend upon getting pure article wAen
they buy the valley Wh4key, it is sold by De bottle and in
only "M Il. DAILY,
- south William Street, New York,
sole propff,t,r
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ProEramme OF the Democratic Jubilee,
on ls1 October.

FIRST sEcnoE.-WilhAuson County Delegation
On horebaek, win form en- South Market street.
right resting the Square, under the command Of
their own Marshsls, assisted by Marshals Y s. PAT
TEN and Y B. JOINS
sEcOHD SEcTIos.-Csrrisges, with Gov HARRIS
and invited guests, from The City Hotel under com
mana of Msrshals JOIN s. sEHoN and R. W. HAY
WON
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CANDIDATES.
For Sheriff.
FOR deputy civ MARSHA

We authorized to JAS. NJ csndi
date foT the Of Sheriff Davidson y
4: the ensuing March election sep25-td
For Deputy City Marshal.
We authorized BENJ. j. L. FORD acandi
date for Deputy Marshal. sep27-te
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esACK sALF.--AS0uis 1000 bags stioE asus..:
~ sspFs0 S. EW.f ORR,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Departure of the steamer Arabia.
INV YORK Sept2s Tie steamer arabia took
out $472 O6u specie
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0 ~
- p,
New and UnrIvaIIed
HAIR Tonic,
The most EfficRcIOus Remedy Tor the
Head nONV in H.

Ahe mSst Etticactous Remedy for the
Head now in Use.
This PREPARATION has gained considerable reputation in b,
locality, having bren used with the successful and crafty
ing results by quite goody number citizens Of Nashville
and vicinity who will unesangly 10 the excellent
qualities claim for this remedial agent DrAoyu1r's
HAIR Tone restores the hair to original color promotes its
growth arrests its falling OF, dandruG and speedily
all diseases Of the scalp TIE proprietor ersiy FIJI
column with cards from best known citizens certifying to
the great restorative and cleansing properties PREPARATION
but does not deem such part az all nscsry
Those who give it trial further proof 10 SATISFY Them
that il is what it is represented to be.
Sold at the Drug Store Of
DEM0VILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Churci and Cherry streets,
"-..r p tts 80. p Nashville, Tenn.
Also by W. ", BERRY & DLMOvILLE, x EWIN, PENDLE-
TON & co. aux94
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CHARLES b. HALL.
EHOEEsALR AID RKTAIL DsALER TX
BOOTS, SHOES, THUMBS, VALISEs,
CARPET Rags. kc.,
40. IS SOUTE sIDE PEBExc SQgARs,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

nov in Iecslpf q his stcrk for Fall ana Winaer
irads ccnssag o. Lades Misses ana childIsns Bootess
osa and 0siEsrs thin tack sDlst Ehoat hes
osntsa ne Calf Act sn shoes @ alfs single snd deubo
solss.
Geatsans Calf Scotch Boots and shoss;
DO Dc KIP Bsossns, liaed aud unlineti
de a. Aassy Cali AID Kip Roos
de % d. % Qrsia, wafer prof. bcots-
Arr, assorsns Heavy BFogans aad Boots Tor Paptaon
nss 10th nsds and kAs hosk Men Plough Shoes,
Wonana Heavy Batch Boots. &C.
eeunste sssortsnf q EoSs and Youss Car and Kin
Rooss sos Brogzns sso, ssea End Cdrsnf Kd a16
aoat asi > Shanghai bostes siih sad Wsh0as
Eis,,s saa childssas astalis Tipped BoOtsa nav ,e,s
TRUNks.
A,sa xsiss EreRch DEes Trunks aus sols lsthsr tr,
eaa TFgnks. HAsas, csFeet Bags, Laies Issr Sstcts
e al q Ehh is oasrst san slTsrs on F--tsra ost
NJ fdsnde and The Pnbe Esneay are respectfully lns Il
sxanins thar sssek, feeling sonadsut sst sg m - ass
beth h rsIpees % qualify and p7ire
epls-s cHAs. p HALL
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market may he quo ell as follows, in the regular
IOi' per keg ...........-....... sa5O
~, DO ............ -
GI' 10 '-''''''' ---...''.....- .---.-.... ~
a. do ....~...'"..-...'..........- ......-.. 81
81 do ............ : 80
sTEEI-Amecan Blister q l0a English Blister AZ lss;
Cast Il a 1Ic: and shear 1tL' IL
CANDLES AND sOAP-rh- d-mand is la, moderate We
STAR Candles, fan weight Gle
Talow daGsle press d .''''''r "a ~
Mould -. ....--........--... IA
sonP, No and Palm .............. :,
A" extra
LEATHERThe market sielly al the following quot lions
Sole, oak aoa lle@ioek, 'lnnei. 3 IL ....-.a4aab
larnea' Leather ii .--........-......-.., a45a,
Calf skin, ss5 m
hip g. dor.,.-..'-.-- .........-.....-... aJI ~
Upper Lea her, ......,.........-.... e7f:p}
BTille..... .......-..-..-... $50 10
HIDES Fuut IA &C, Green ja6Ir Dry s.tal a 70 10
Green Silted &c, Srs Skins l. elln u,r ms Ia p a
SEEDS-tlcyer S5@ bnsls by tie rsrrtl Blue Cir.ss
stnrpe 81 30 ~ Cie'n s1 a,he OF a s limo y
Hungarian Grass Seed 81 Allet ) - e. 80, Fax Seed %
FlSH-We quote as follows
Naekerei 10 }, large -.........-........-..s none
do meiiln. ..-..,.............. nine.
dS o M > large ''''.' -,'' :, bone, nS9e'
G9dhsR' b '- III '.-.....~ 5a5l.c
White trh & Di-- -.-..-............. - t0aI "a
Picked Salmon, No. .,....-..-... ~ 0stas9 90
cHEksE--we quote Cheese as follows. Ws.ta, p"srva
new l21s9Ijc; English Dairy eta. 3 n
GLASS-tPer box Of - fl French Wimiow ska sla5 l.,
s' 8 l''' - % to 81 Pittsburgh 'EI" % oa' 81 q
PAfER-WrappiHg Coo 10 : per ream
PItKLESl gal GheTkin s. Ra do Il 10. cal do
$50 :. gal Oysters So
RIC E--Nuue
POWDER AND LEtn-Eine Powder -. AMI Blasting s. .
e.. Lead lse.7c g shut 81 gta4 a. p tns.
WHITE IEAB--Ip Of s. Iba3 8 = Eru
ners' 7IcaSl gallon.
iskS-E'etided WHISKY 9Js2lc gallon: Country is
quoted at 5ag1 agcas .ia. tr ,ia,hty
VINEGAR ~Tnse White Vine &c a gal Aunle 81 Is bill
HAY--Baiol 81 $50 g In.
BAGGlNG AND BALE ROPE We quote Teunsssee Tagging
at 23a2Sc Kentucky sal and India - Ropes O;, and
Manila COrlage u iGc.
GRAIN AND FLOUR RAGS-No. OsnaIurg of bus COS
each, in lots OF llm anl upwards; No. do. Il qIsc
Flour Sacks OF 100 rs ic each lots Of 100 and upwards
50 b. do. Jc.
DRihD FRutT-BHyers arc Offering 81 3 hashel for
peeled App There Prches oirrina thou prime
article OF peslei would readily command St1na5
FEATHEES-featiersa in DEMAND al 3Sr for Live Geese
when put W in good shipping order
GINSENG -Ginscng hu,ls ready sale at pc
BEESNAN-Our mercnaBts are paying "a for Beeswax.
NOoTheTe IS an active demand for Wool the following
quotations Clean Wdshe Ac, Pulled 2Sa30 and Uu~Ashed
lsa,9nc y b
CATTLE AND H0GS-hcsIrs offering =. &c per h.
r Beef Cattle and Sic - per hrai for sheep. We
heard Of sale few days nf hundred HOgs st
ana at this figure quote the The
sale is about equal 10 the demand.
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a card TO the LadieS--Dr. DuPOncO's Pc
mn. rl,r IrrnnnIn. ErI.Ilnln L. ~.

a
riodicaI pills for Females inlaili,e Tor re.
moving stoppages irregularities Of the menses.
The Mills nrr nothing have ben usei ny the Doctor
in his practice Llauy vars bot France and A1erl with
unpararsi every and e rs urged by many
thousand ladies have used them 10 make the pills public Cor
the alienation lhoss suaeriag irregularities seyr
and preventive ladies' whose health Viii not permit an ia
crease OF family
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves So IRE eau
toned against using pills while that cond As the rops a.
assumes responsibility after the above ainonion although
their mdBes would prevent any injury health oth'rEi,e
tel. Directions each box
Price 81, Sold wholesale BY
EWIN, PENDLETOE & CO,
,..,--.- Wholesale Druggists, y vie. Tenn.,
To whom an orders must h. addressed They will supply the
sPric and arn shSvsars and circulars
pEMoVILLE Co, cor, Churrh-arid Cherry streets,
CIV. HEADERsfl0 I, cor. Cedar st 4 Put Sl'ale,
BEECH & G0ODLET, Market St opposite Union st,
}. STRETCII corner Of Broad and Market Sire IS
Ladies y enclosing 20 either % the agents. have
the above pills sent (conkdenay) by mail any part Of the
city or couaty.
NIB The these pills mad knownfo
every agent selling They will tell you that ty sie 81 they
are represented 10 he Ask for Or. DupOacoss t0id'u
PMS See the signatare each box you viii Then ger
medicine you may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents or NJ mphls,
WILSON & SPARBIRD, Agents FOR Louisville.
d&wIy
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GREAT BARGAINs'
M. F. sELTz q CO..
TRIMMINGS STORE
OSCAR Ron ME 4 CO.,
Have Just opened At thsr stand,
Ne. z Union street,

complete stock o. Fail add Winner : -"
DRESS AND HHANTILGaA FnIMMANGS.
NONPRIsING full Of plain and figured Velvet
Rbons Gallo Friages Bnzle Ginps Grape frinEngS,
Belts Butte Brsds. Bse Buttons &c &C, all Of which
entirely new and the that could be in the Eastern
ksts Our stock Of
TePhIn merInO and Shetland weOI,
Embroidered Silks Crochet, Kmhu 1sy and Spool
Cotton as we'll a any Knitting. Netting ez
Crochet complete sad larger In varsity ana
quantity than We also cOntinds TO manufacture
FrIuges, Tassels, IsnSGOnssss COTds &es
to order as usual and VII try TO a everybody.
sepl2-u HT
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HAVING invented Separator 10 the mill or Separates,
cheat other light substances nom ne sounf
wheat and DESTROYS % ss IL rts, hereby give nos thaE
will astend tie Ste kar Nashville, F.lr -
Middle re1aeases, lar - IN power, and Il aRy enc cz
produce Separator efficient Ter the purpose than
nne Eill sssrd 90 hin all The cA have pafronse
Addls Tennessee. and The balance % verdi us-
chiEs can Be " Macy 4 Hsnous, q Collsge
Aftl6-im. J.. IL NcGEHKF
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COMMERCIAL.
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
TcnueNSee


Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tenirssce, Nashville.
Farmers AID Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
TX hange Bank, Murfreesi,ro'.
Miners and Msnuiactnregs Bank. Knoxville.
BNlk Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne, Tazeweii.
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sale, has l. the market. Buyers sad sellers partca
larry inVsd call snd him he pledges himself to every
ort q give saaeaOa, AMI prepared % give aains
oEEicE: ~ = Cherry Street lsep2-u.
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l<NS Bank OF West Tennessee ut
49, AEMrHIs.-The notes OF this Bank will be Ie
deemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. dw
0S CASKS Genuine Scotch Ale and London Porter in jug
lSel and in bottles. For SAlsby
PVSl WRssEL at
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chester, n Y
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demoyle u " Bender-
sh0t- and all respectable dmai5ta nov23-dS yins

E1p~x-s n. A. FabnesGOck'S VermI-
GG'--Es~--S Guge,-WiLIL.NsEuR New YoTk.-NsssTg
T. Il EARestlck d 90. aentenent number years
past have been troubled with dreadal gnaEng pain
pit Of my stomach accompanied by ntneSs dizziness
head an aihering advice Of several eminent pEys
clans and receiving bened. therefroH, try
r. a FAHet0cl's Yennifuze. and taking visls
surprise passed ia tape
have recovered my former health for which feel indebted
B. A Fahnestoeks Nermuge and chesrrulIy
as being eGicacious and harmless.
HENRY HOFFMAN,
CTPurchases should look we'll wrapper
and see thai they buying b. A. FahnesOcks NeTmiuge
augaS-dkwIm
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LANn SALE.

hhds iF strictly prime choics Louis
- lana Sugar landing and Tor szls ioE for cash b.
cARfkR, KILLSfORD 4 CO.,
anil No s NarEas sfreaf
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NOTICE.
Rsss CiIT ana &c

TIVE pubic "a respectfully Informed that JOHN l. BROWN
- Ne ksG o. j. 4 r. ". Brown Real Esats Agsntl,
again 81 home, and has . FsEy large amount Of the
RssS CIR ana cOansFy Property
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

HDEcIDEDLY Goodnight before last, some
burglarious person or persons entered the resi-
road near Mount St. Bernard, a few miles north
of the city, and after robbing the premises of a
lot Of small articles clothing, ETC., to the value
of abcuts75, left note laying on the diningroOm
table, which we give Uerbatim: "Keap your
house better fastned." Mr.. J. thought his
house well fastened, but on examination it was
ascertained that a rear door had been, carelessly
left open. The GOODNESS of the scamps evidences
that they were experienced cheraliers de indus
trie
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24


q A Grand Opening.--Hughes & Dorland
importers of Watches, Clocks, Jewolry, and
every thing pertaining to that line Of business,
opened their extensive establishment, No. 100
Walnut street, below Fourth, yesterday, by
giving their friends an entertainment--to use
classic expression, ''ft for the Gods" Over
FIVE hundred persons visited their establish
ment during the day, comprising mostly the
prominent business men of the city, who par
took Of the hospitalities Of the hosts, which
was composed Of every thing calculated to
make the veriest disciple of old Epicurus to
smack his lips with joy.
This is an enterprising, go-ahead firm, and
their stock of goods embraces variety un-
known in the West. While in tho establish
ment We noticed a singular clock imported
from France, deserving of particular atten-
ton. 1t is prominently fixed in the window
and if we were to give name, we should term
| it Mechanical Aviary. In large glass case
a number Of birds--some singing, some fying-
are constantly in active operation among flow
ers and trees, and the ingenuity of the mecha
nism of the clock is truly wonderful 1t viii
we'll pay visitor, or those fond of the singu
lar or curious, to drop in and look at this clock
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

HELD TO BAIL.-Edward Venables, was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday, charged by
VIM. II. Stanley, with obtaining suit of
clothes, valued at S21, by false prstenses. The
prosecuting attorney remarked, when the at
tOrney for the defendant requested continu-
ance of the case, that there was evidence pre-
sent in court to convict Venables in a number
of cases of swindling, and that he was gailty
of similar financial operations in Detroit.
After the examination of several witnesse the
case was continued for further hearing unit
Saturday, and in default of bail was COM
mitted.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

@S- The Dayton Light Guards returned home
yesterday afternoon, being escorted to the depot
by the Growers" The Daytonians are unan-
imous in their praise of the hearty and welcome
reception they met with, and the kind treat
ment they received at the hands of the Growers
and their friends.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

NASHVILLE, Feb. T. 1850.
DEAR SIR: Nothing can afford me more pleasure
than TO offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought TO my sight. My profess
sonal duties have lately weakened my eyes so much
as TO prevent almost from reading In the evening,
and it was with the greatest efforts that could really
do but these efforts were followed the next day
by heavy pains IN both eyes anu constant lnnamma-
could only make use Of one eye Uhe right one being
covered by freckle from infancy)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
to me. You have not only in very few days relieved
me OF pain ana 9ht 3 Dut you ,o5 hnNe aso n
freckle which covered my other eye. All this was
done without any cessation of my professional dutes
and at the expense of the most triiing sum which
ever could be paid to any physician.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
TO do Justice to your eminent skill as Oeuliat and
whenever this testimonial be Of any use wisl
you to publish 1t for your advantage, as on my side
will always confirm this statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
... .. rE PROFESSOR A. FRISE.
| DR.. MoscnzIsKER, st. Cloud Hotel.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

Es- VIM. Thomas, a colored man, who was
sentenced yesterday afternoon by Judge Carter,
for the crime of larceny, (stealing butter and
eggs,) to pay the owner of the property double
the value of the goods stolen, and also to pay
fine of 800 and costs, paid up the full bill i'm
mediately after sentence, and was thereon dis
charged. =, ..H
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

%S- Forty enterprising young men, in the
pursuit of gold under difficulties, arrived here
yesterday from Northern Ohio, en- route for Pike,
Peak. They have organized into a company
and purpose making an early start.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

A SUPPOSED RABID DoG.-Y esterday morn
ing, large, black Newfoundland dog, made a
most ferocious rush upon two little girls, on
Elm Street, between Seventh and Eighth.
The girls ran, and fortunately, before the
dog reached them, officer Jones, who happened
to be passing, drew his pistol, and ended the
earthly career of the rabid beast
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE -
A man named 6. II. Stillman, who boarded at
the Gibson House, and kept a Daguerrean
Gallery on Fifth street, between Race and Elm,
left the house few days ago and has not
since been heard of. His wife is very much
alarmed and thinks he has been foully dealt
with. ..t- ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

HELD TO BAL.-Thomas Everett, the pro-
prietor of the Olive Restaurant, on Fourth st.,
near Sycamore, was yesterday held to bail by
Judge Pruden, in the sum of $500 to answer
at the Court of Common Pleas, for keeping a
rambling house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

4 q as~A mon, whose namc.we could not learn,
entered the Sadlery store Of Jones Scobler,
on Western Row, near the Brighton House,
night before last, but some persons in the stOro
hearing noise, arose and fred at him, when
he made hasty retreat.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

For nice colOred Photograph, at
reduced price, or fine Melainotype of yourself
or friends, go to Carpenter, No. 20 West Fifth
street, between Main and Walnut. satsfac-
ton always guaranteed.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24


genteellooking Negro. was arraigned before his
Homer Judge. Pruden, yesterday afternoon,
charged, with having violently appropriated
the stakes in game of poker, and to which he
was unehtitled. II appears from the testimony
elected before the jury, that during the game,
Wes. Gardener, holding four aces, felt inclined
to bet, and did SO, until the "pool" amounted
to about S24, when he "callcd" hi9 adversary,
whose name was Robt. Johns, and who, at
that time, "raked down The pile" declaring
Gardener had not "called" him. The jury
thought Johns had not played fairly, and rem
dered ayerdict Of guilty and recommended him
to the mercy Ct the Court. Judge Pruden or
dsreda restitution of the amount assessed by
the jury, which was $40, and fined the prisoner
$SS and cests, which he paid, and was dis
charged;
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

gsTYesterday, itemically, was dull as the
life of married woman. At the police Offices
and at places which, usually, are quite prolific,
not one could be found. Our visions, we doubt
not, reached Heaven, but remained unans wer-
ed; for we 20 to press almost itemless.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24
City Matters.

WHERE rmE MONEY GoEs.-We were informed
yesterday that the late visit of the Legislaturct
our city, cost 1888 So, viz. AT the Burnet
House, the bill was $a05 65 and for hack and
omnibus hire, S18.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

The Union Gallery, now under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. stillman, is one of the best in
the city. Stillman's pictures astonish the ma
tives by their beauty and cheapness. Dom
forget to give them call. No. 146, Fifth st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24
The New York Sewing Machine Com

The New York Sewing Machine Com
pany, Of which we mentioned in our first issue,
will open their sales-rooms, No. I Burnet House
building, in few days; and we would advise
all those wishing to purchase superior Sewing
Machine at comparatively low price, to look
to our columns in a day or two for their an
nouncement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

For Splendid Picture OF any kind
or size, go to Ball & Thomas. Their pictures
are celebrated all over the country, Don't for
get the No.-12O Fourth street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

j. Applegate, on Broadway, below
Columbia, is now getting up the best and cheap
est pictures in the city. His pictures always
please. Try them.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

j. A. Templeton, has recently refitted
his new Gallery of Art, corner of Fifth and
Western row. He is now fully prepared to take
all kinds Of pictures at reduced prices.
Attention is called to the card of
Cnowden Otte
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24

For the Nervss.-Try DR.. Roback' 8 Scan
dinavian Blood Pills & Blood Purifier. Full
and specific directions accompanying each bot
tie of the Purifeuand Box of the Pills. For
sale at the principal Office, No. E. 4th street,
and by Druggists and Merchants generglly
throughout the Union
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-24
RAILROADS,
Cincinnati, Richmond 8
Ia
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Great Through Route for
TERRE HAUTE,
LAFAYETTE,
CHICAGO, I..
LOGANSPORT,
FORT WAYNE.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth street
Depot, at 8 A; N. and 4:30 p NJ ,,,,,,
"a. NJ. M.-INDIANAP0LIS, ST. LOUIS CHICA-
GO FAST EXPRESS; Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and North western
points. This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, kok0-
mo, Logausport and all points on Wabash Valley
i a:so p NJ. M.--IEDIANAPoLIs, CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS.--The above Trains make
close connections at Indianapolis, Lafayette and Chi
cago with Trains for Terre Haute, Springfield, Rock
Island Gaesburg, Kenosa, La Crosse Jacksonville,
Danyille, Burlington, Milwaukee, Mattoon, Naples,
Galena, Quincy, Prairie du Chen, Pana, Peoria,
Duneith, Racine Decatur, BLOOMINGTON, Joliet, La
Sale St. Paul. and all towns and cities in the North
pS Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
| through.
| For further information and Through Tickets, ap.
ply to Ticket Offices, northeast corner of Front and
| broadway; No. l69 Walnut street, near Fourth; al
south of Fourth and Vine Streets or al
'N0 b. II. MORROW, Superintendent.
Omnibuses will call for passengers by leaving Il eli
| names at either Of the Ticket Offices.
| las w. H. SMITH, Agent.