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MARRIED..

JAMES-PEARSON-On the 18th October, by the
Rev. M. D. Conway, Mr.. Cbaa, IL. James and Miss
Helen Pearson, all OF this city. I
GRIFFITH-CLENEAYO the Goth inst, In 81.
Pauls Church, BY the Rev. pr. Grcenleaf Samuel 9.
Griffith, Esq, Of Dubuque, Iowa. to Miss Mary L.
Clrneay, Of this city. I
BRIDGES-REED- On October %, by tho Rev,
VIM. Price, Mr.. David NJ. Bridges, Of Ghent, KY, to
Molly A. Reed, of Covington, KY. n
WATSON-CLARKS0N In Covlngton, KY, on
the 18th inst at the residence of the BRIDES father
Mr.. Louis D. Watson, of Cincinnati, to Miss Lida
ClarksOn, Of COyington.
May heavens richest blessings attend the happy
pair through life, and when "ife's ftful fever"
DER may they enjoy the presence OF Him who dosth
all things we'll.
RICHARDSON At st. Louis, on the 22d inst
Louie Dilworth, daughterOf Charles and Hannah B.
Richardson, aged years and months.
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Editorial Brevities.

There is new conterfeit reported on the
Mechanics Bank, New Haven, Conn.
VIC. DePauw, Il. NJ. Donald and W. +,
Mason, have been elected Trustees Of the
Indiana University, at Greencastle.
Look out for counterfeit quarters, halves and
dollars.
Texas is receiving heavy Northern emf
grafton, and is being stocked with the best
breeds of cattle and sheep. A number of coast
residents Of this Lone Star State are delaying
at this and other healthy points hereaboutS
until the prevailing epidemic, the yellow-tever,
has been arrested by the frost.
The freight.ratos adopted by the Convention
of Railroad Agents, last week, at Dayton, are
advanced somewhat--say seven cents per one
hundred pounds on fourth class, and ten cents
per barrel on -four.
A disposition Is evinced to arrest further
proceedings in the confirmation Of the sale Of
the Central Kentucky, or Covington and Lex
ington Railroad, the City Council ofCovington
designing to be one of the resistants. The
city of Cincinnati is in the market to purchase
for extinguishment, 100000 ofher bonds, due
in 1865, issued for the city interest in tho Gin.
cinnati Whitewater Canal and the Little MAN
Railroad.
Mrs. f. Kidder, the we'll ll-known proprietres
of the "Dysentery Cordial" died of pneumo
mia, at her residence in Ciftondalo, Mass.
on Thursday.
Kircher speaks of stone bridges in Chint
three and four miles long, and of an arch o
the incredible span Of six hundred feet.
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aS- Theodore Parker having bee1 advised
by his physician that he will, in I'LL proba-
bility, never be able to address large au-
dence, has sent his resignation from his
present place of sojourn in Switzerland to his
congregation in Boston, who declined roceiv
ing it, designing that nominally, if not really,
he shall be their pastor as long as he lives.
His health is not SO far impaired but that he
may write or speak to email audiences.
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conspiracy for the assassination Of the Sultan.
It is asserted that incendiary machines have
been discovered, which were destined to burn
the European part of the town.
The Grand Vizier had rendered his resigns'
ton, but it was refused. 1t was evident, how
ever, that the dissolution of the Ministry was
inevitable.
A new loan had been contracted, under
heavy condition.. ,
TUsIs-On the occasion Of the obsequies OF
the late Bsy, the MoOrs assailed the Jews and
wounded few Christians. They also wounded
a Minister of tho new Bey, who had come to
the rescue with his escort, striking and killing
many on tho spot, and causing thirty Of the
Musselmon to bo arrested. Tranquility finally
prevailed,
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The RumOred New Appointment--Cin-
Cinnati Postmaster,

CnndIl FOstmasttT,
We learn that the magnanimity Of the Pres
ident of the United States is designed to be
manifested in an especial manner to the good
people in and about this Commercial Metrop-
oils, by sending commission of Postmaster of
Cincinnati to Col. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
TAYLOR, vino received a similar appointment
years "lang syne" from President TYLER.
Mr.. 7. was a Whig, and latterly an sppointee
Of the present Democratic Clerk of tho Court
of this county. The business of the Postofice
is being we'll attended to by Mr., FARAS, but
If Mr.. BUCHANAN wants a change we suppose
we newspaper men have nothing to say. The
appointments in thiscity and in Columbus, are,
IL rumor be true-restorations. We don't
know what the Presidents religion is, but he
must be Restorationist.
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Chess Match Proposed Between Gin
Cinnati and Philadelphia.

The West, represented in the chess players
of Cincinnati, desire a contest of skill with
the chess players of the City Of Brotherly
Love, beyond the mountains. The Athe.
neum Club, Of Philadelphia, have under con-
siderstion challenge from the Cincinnati
Chess Club to play match by telegraph. A
few days will decide as to the acceptance OF
the banter
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Mechanics Institute School of Design

We have large share Of vigorous native
talent in our shops and in the ranks Of our Gin
cinnati youth, which would be developed into
very compensatory fitness, profitable to the
possessor and the people, if cultivated in tho
Arts of Design. On tomorrow week drawing
and designing classes will open in Greenwood
Hall, and applicants should at once be enrolled
The expense is small, and instruction good
The opportunity should be at once availed Of
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pH5- -Rebecca Thomas, young lady Of
twenty three summers and winters, living in
the vicinity of Dayton, last week obtained n
verdict of 1866 in her favor, as a healing
unction for having been woOed and won, and
then discarded for another girl, by one Joseph
S. White, well-to-do farmer. Good for
Rebecca. She'll have no difficulty in get
ting husbands, now that she is in funds,
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Fatal Accident

SCRANTON, PENN, October "a.
The boiler Of the locomotive "Virginia,"
belonging to the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad, exploded in the yard ut this
place, about one o clock this afternoon. Robert
Storrett, engineer, William Brown, fireman,
Mr.. swartz, formerly of Moscow, Penn, and
two others, whose names are unknown, were
killed. The enginois complete wreck The
cause Of the explosion was pressure of steam.
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Arrival of the BaItic-Fast Time.

New YORK, October "a.
The North Atlantic Steamship Company's
steamer Baltic, Captain Gray, from Aspin-
wall, with California edvices to the 5th inst,
and $3.50, 900 in specie, arrived this evening;
her passeDg gers having made the trip from
San Francisco to New York in nineteen days,
the fastest time on record.
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lecture by the Hon. j. X. Giddings.
pgILApELpgII. Octohe

FHILADELfBIl, UCtObef "a,
Hon. Joshua R. Giddiugs, Of Ohio, deliv-
cred his lecture on scenes in Congressional
life, this evening, at Concert Hall. The at
tendance was not very large. Before enter
ing upon his subjeot, he announced 10 the au-
diencs that on Friday eveneng next, he
would address them on the subject of insur-
rection, riots, &C., caused by the institution
Of slavery, in which he would give to the
public all he knew regarding the late sad
atfair at Harper's Ferry, and what he knew
from experience, Of public opinion at the
North, on the subject for the abolition of
slavery.
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sTremendOusl''

The intelligent telegraph reporter informs US
of the explosion Of locomotive boiler ~
Scranton, Penn, and says that 1t was caused
by the pressure Of steam! How a college ed
ucation does set some folks upl
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sUrERI0A COURT.

GENERAL TERM.-The docket was called,
but no ca,es wero heard The Court will sit again
on Wednesday. Thrty.six cases are set for this
month, from No, 405 to 4aS, inclusive.
SPECIAL ERM.-ln the case OF Joseph Jonas against
Thompson Macarthur and Others, suit for rent Of
premises on the corner of Main aud Third and also
was sustained by Judge Spencer and leave given to
answer.
In room No. 2 Judge Storer heard submitted
case-SiDton vs.. Boone-beioIs the Court on answer,
reply and motion to dissolve an injunction, Messrs
Hayan and D. Ward represented the parties.
Judge Hoadley was engaged In trying jury case
heretofore noticed.
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Texas News.

New ORLEANS, October "a.
Advices from Galveston to the goth inst.
state that the fever was still unnbated.
The Dallas Herald publishes rumor that
Major Van Horn had attacked party of In
dams on the Roncha River, losing forty of his
men and killing one hundred Of the Indians.
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Mississippi Central Railroad,

AUGUsrA, GA, October "a.
A private letter from the President of the
Mississippi Railroad, dated at Holy Springs
on the 2Oth inst, says that there are but twenty.
three miles of the road unfinished. The track
is being laid at both ends, and the road will be
completed about the last Of December.
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LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
The State on The Relation Of BENZ. Robin
son vs. John s. Gano.-The Court have determined to
hear this case on Monday next. The only question
to be taken mp In relation tD the right of John
Gano TO hold the Office Of Marsha-the induction oi
Benz Robinson not being involved in the issue as II
place upon demurrer which has been filed to the
respondents answer
John Bolton Va. Lewis Sergeant. This is a jury
trial, brought TO recover damages tor injuries sus
tained by assault alleged to have been inflicted Oh
the plaintiG by the defendant in ls5l The amount
of damages claimed was 81, ,O0O. The difficulty be-
tween the parties grew out Of dog fight on Mill
street.
4. Long for plaintiff; A. Riddle for defendant.
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Old kentuCk to Give Thank

BERIAE MAeoFFIY, Governor of the Com
monwealth of Kentucky, has recommended
the citizens thereof appropriately to observe
Thursday, the Gath day of November, ss a
daY Of thanksgiving and praise. Agreed.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YoRx, October "a.
The bank statement for the week ending on
Saturday shows a decrease In circulation of
$4,000; an increase of loans Of S26, 900; in
crease of specie 81 25o 900; increase Of deposits
81 ,476,00O.
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Aid to CAPTAIN Brown.

BosToN, October "a.
A proposition has been started by the Aboli-
tionists Of Worcester to contribute money for
Browns defense on the coming trial in vir-
pinip
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DestructiYe Fire.

NEW 0ELgANs, October "a.
The Magazine market and four squares Of
the property adjoining, was desttoyed by
fire last night. Loss about 100000. Some
estimate it at 100000.
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Camphcne ExplOs len.

An accident occurred last night at Union
City, Ind, caused by the explosion Of cam
pheDe lamp. One child was burned to death
in its mothers arms, and four other persons ore
badly injured.
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Later from Mexico,
New ORLEANS, October "a.

New ORLEANS, October "a.
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos on tho Goth
instant, has arrived at this port with $3S, 900
In specie, Cortenas, the Mexican outlaw, was
still sncamped at Rio, with $50 men. The In
dians were joining him.
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QUICK TINE. - Sunday, October 2s, We
received the Lafayette (Indiana) Journal Of
the 18th, only five days out from the Wabash,
Isn't there screw loose somewhere?
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. FINE TOILET sOAP.-DO
x> >KENNEDY,S ~ MEDICAL DIS.

uExR U0VERY Is acknowledged by the most EN-
inent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
the United States TO be the most eilectual
blood purifier ever known, and to have relieved more
and effected more permanent cures, than
Sait Rheun Erysipeia8, scad head, scaly eruptions
Of nature cured by few bottles, and
tbe system restored to full strength and vgor. Full
expicit directions for the cure Of liberated
legs and other corrupt and running ucers given N
fhe pamphlet with each bottle Foe sale ny JOHN d
pkIE, SURE, EOkSTEiE CO., and GEORGE
M DI XoE, PriceSi, seplg-ay
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;s5" Snow fell ut Kenton, Ohio, on ThurE-
day last, and at Columbus on the 21st.
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;GH- The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
is now open form Bsargrass Creek to the Cum
berland River, at Nashville.
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Distrust.
The Weather.

For few nights frost has been very severe.
On Friday morning we observed the ponds
frozen over. Yesterday was mild and pleas
ant as Indian summer.
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PROBATE COURT.

COMMITTED FOR ALLEGED CONTEMPT. - A
member of the Bar was committed for an alleged
contempt Of Court in refusing to comply with an
order Of Court to pay certain funds cominginto
his hands US assignee.
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.nsr- Fanny Kemble and her daughter, have
returned from their visit to England.
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SALE STAYED.--Upon motion to set aside
an order of sale made In the of sundry parties
against i. g. G. A. LnclS, with view to the substi
tuition Of an amended order the Court stayed the
poG the determination Of the present motion until
Wednesday.
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Cooks Arrest Contradicted.
River News.

LOUISVILLE, October PAP. N.
The river Is falling slowly, with three feet
one inch water in the canal.
PIrTsBuRe, October PAP. NJ.
There ls two feet seven inches water at
Glass house. The weather is clear.
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Another Outrage OH the American FLAG

zEnVtftCf Out- S5c orI et1 THE 1ese-
Boston, October "a.
Captain Horton, of the ship Arlington, Of
Hallowell, reports that while passing the Straits
of Gibraltar, g. two pound shot was fred from
the Spanish fort Of Tarifa, which passed en-
tirsly through the ship, striking her just under
the main chains on the starbOard side.
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LAND WABRANTs.-Thc price for these United
States evidences of debt, rule low. On the
2lst inst, their prices were quoted as follows
New York Washin gton
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Caplain Cook Again.

,e NEW YORK, October "a.
The Heralds Washington correspondent
tsegraphs: "The Secretary Of War has re-
ceived, since the affair at Harper's Ferry, an
insolent letter, purporting to come from the
notorious Cook, dated at Chambersburg, Penn,
informing him that it is his intention TO march
an army of several thousand men to take Har-
psr's Ferry and Charleston, and liberate the
prisoners, and to perform sundrY other ridi-
culous feats. They would hardly have given
the Secretary warning in advance If they
really intended to carry out their threats"
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-For the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. Z
West Fourth
october "a, 1859.
Z A. .M.................. 40
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DIED,

ROSIENKIEWICZ--I this city, on Saturday, 22d
inst, at five o'clock F. NJ Col Martin Rosienkie.
wcz exile OF Poland in the 67Lh year OF his age.
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TIGA S.-JUST RECEIVED, $500
VI J very superior Havana Cigars. For sale by
A. MCDONALD " CO.,
oc2l Nos &c and 2ig West Four treet.
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uNNGLIsH CRACKNELLs.--JUST RE
va CEIVED. Is Lbls, fresh English Crackuells
For sale by A. MCDONALD & CO.,
oc2I Nos, Sc and 24g West Fourth street.
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Keith & Co.'s Concentrated
Medicines.
Congress Water.

NE ARONT AND VERMICELLT.--
1NH Just received, two boxes extra genuine Italian
Maccaroni and Vermicell For salo by
A, McDUSALD Il CO.,
oo24 Nos. 81 and 2Ig West Fourth-strost.
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NDIANos AT NO. 66 WEST FOURTH,
;H ,sTREET.-.Hallet, Davis Co.. ,=,.aF-z=...,,,
Hazleton Brothers Peters, Tragg sEsss.s;.ys
be sold at prices that can not fail to I q ~
suit, for cash, or will rent and let
the rent pay for the Piano J. CHURCH, Jr.
Tho largest stock of Meodeons in the city. oc2t
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HSsCCcLO.HE.si C.sPs, .f.ND OTH-
II ~ ft-hinnabe styles received per Express.
nArl NAIrikK d MAk(nNNiER.
ING y. s.ssRD, ". H., H0.nG0-

HH4 ~. B.f!8H, W. D., AO.uEG-
W laihc Physician aud surgeon, respect
fuiy t-hsirs his professional =" tLe citi.
.-"- ri Evansville and Vicihity.
f"I the satisfaction of fh0s. whom " inay t,t,i-
'.in. Dr. Baird wDuld state that, Iva tt,lirn,t
,,cntii, e,GIcstion ia lIum1"psthv, H. graduated
With the honurs at Of tia. bst li"i'athic mr,li
rai colleges IN the country.
Having devoted special attention " Sni.pry. aud
having cs'hi te -et Of sPlHs-, S' a." i~ prepared
9" render satisfactory aid to thus- requiring SuFg-
-p,i treatment.
issc- otice, "" n Main street Ofice h"afs-
tfi.m t. 4 l. :. anl
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OLD METALS BOUGHT.
gEa0ODE.r W.9RE.-THF sYB.

&A0O u ~ ~ " w1dE.-IAE SsB.
~ seriber has just returned from tl,c Eass sith
large and fresh stock of everything in his line pnr
chased from the mani snufacturrrs, aud which will be
sold as low be purchased in Cincinnati,
which has heretofore bad the bulk Of this trade,
Eith the exception OF few leading articles He
aas now la store, and is daily receiving
1000 dozen Painted Buckets, all colors,
60 nests Painted and Cedar Tubs, all sizes
SpO dpZen Brass bound Cedar Buckets,
200 nests Painted and Cedar Keelers,
100 dozen Cedar Piggins, In nrsts, brass ard iron
bound,
100 dozen Cedar churns, bras bound,
100 dc Red Cedar CLurns, iron bound
ls0 do Well Buckets, varnisbed, grades,
zoo do Brooms, all grades. from large stable
to small hearth,
loo Percussion Caps, imported,
.WO dozen Baskets, imported, fancy & common,
100 DO Washboards, Zinc and bannisteT,
100 Do Hand whisks, plain and f.ney.
Broom Makers MAteriaIs--HsndIes. Twins, Tsoks.
Rolling Pins, Potato Washers, Pastry Boards,
Wooden Bowls, ChopPing Knives, Clothes Pins,
Nests Measures, Flower Baskets, Barrel Covers,
Butter Stamps, &c, &c, including too large va
riety for enumeration in an advertisement Pur-
chasers requested TO call and examine for them
selves j. d. RUSSELL, 500 Main street
MARI Between % and 4th, Louisville, Ny
OM.GkER .a.N.D E.E.N-C1. 8a0O.ms-
~ 20 doyen--an extra good article, from selected
feb2a CHAs McJoHNsT0N.
NSUP ERIOR COlL.-THE SIR
~ scriber is now receiving by the Canal a supply
of Coal, which Is mined in good manner and ship
ped in clean order, free from impurities or slack
Ii is recommended To the public as al, article in
tended to give satisfaction 10 the consumer and a
trial Of its quality is solicited. George w Amory
will attend 10 the selling and delivery of Coal and
receive orders Mt the warehouse Of Jas LaughIin,
Jr, OF siain street, hear the Canal
Lots OF ~ bushels at 10 cents
Lots ct loo bushels and upwards at deduction.
fet4-5md FRANCIS AM0RY.
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TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTf0.>.

(Mailedl . b
By the week payable 10 Ctrriers) 10
FriWeeklr C'i
WdSklY w
Z" I" Clubs Of Ii or more l ~
Nc The privilege Of early advertisers Is hmitesl
81 tbeir own immediate business in their own name,
and all advertisements for the benefit Of Other
>ersOrls, a. well legal advertisements and adNer-
sem nts of auction sales, aud advert.sements with
Iiss name 0f other persons, ssnt ia by thsfo must
% pad fUf :, sl.s usual rRtes-
rsE No report, resolutions OF PrOcesdingS OF any
3)rpuratioH, -.siety, association pablie meeting
4! ,.uiIuaniCatOn designed TO call sttentios TO
sny matter II limited Of individual interest cab he
fasoT I'D, ahi,-sss paid for advertisements.
.Ira Contracts for yearly advertising will noS he
nsc Inued unless order that effect Is left at
ne tlfice, and whom discontinued in less than a
Jar. the price Of the whole year will be charged.
"a Legal adv q ssments hereafter, will be pub
isl- AT the expense Of the attorneys ordering, snd
not Celayahls for legal proceedings, but coectss'e
zt eur usual time.
~ Our terms tor job Work and transient sdSe' =
fis0 aIents are CASH.
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Evansville Commercial College

-Ae0. 2, NORTH FIRST srRRGT
~ EVANSVILLE, IND.-fhis Instituted ,,-e
sents every inducement to young men wishing q,
acquire thorough practical knowledge Of Double
Entry Book Keeping, as well as a general Busines.
Education. ~s'Ne77
This Institution has been In successful operation
1or over hve years For Catalogues or other mar
ucuars' call at the Rooms or address
decl3-ly JEREMIAH Benin. PRINCIPAL
.EUADRIES-Americans States
oval School do lew articles,
Slate and Cedar Pencils,
Percussion Caps Is kindsD
Butcher Knives and SteCls
Carving do,
Backing, (Dutler's bTana,D
Locks and Latches, Eastern prices)
Butts and Screws,
racks and Sparables,
Curry Combs and Horse Cards,
Augers and Gimblets.
POchet Books aud POrtmOnaies,
Nsedles, (Sew'g, knit'g, Darn'g ssck'sb
Pocket Combs and 1himbles,
German aud French Harps,
Japanned Tinware, full assortment.
In short, everything usually kept by Hardware
men, at Cincinnati prices &. ). WELLS,
dec7 Nos 13 First street.