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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29

HUMPHREYS,
|sPRCFIG HOM@oPATHIC REMEDIES
stand eontesedly al the mems for The use
tthe people. They from the polsgn
&c d he Intricate
and Pe1PsiTns
to which they are related put the TORN
er da1geroas OF disgusting they form the ready
spwcear the and arehe eOniofttoE ing
Tey possess thale positive advantages
before combined In any popular remedies Eey are p
you always what 10 t69 and h6W to take It. They
moments WANNA, without hsstStloa OF dssS. Fey arc
ATTcIESf diIeaSes afrssted ~ once
Afterwards have relieved. ~ sHui, .ZAEl12ti
.,-; 81. LIST. OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES. 49,
No. y. Fspei pias-FOr Vsyers Congestion and Inaam.
No. T. Worm Pa-por Worm Fever. Worm Coils, Wet
M No. s. BGoss Pils-For Collie, cryihg TeethnE and
No. .. Didrr1aG Pils-Ror DarrhGa, Cholera Infan-
No. g. pVsSa4etv PisYor Colo, GrIpIugs, Dyseutery
No. DG g. oaGisfa plsLP0r 0hOlefa Cholera MOrbasp
Mo- T. Cough PtusEOr Coughs, Colds, HOar'ene''. In
NO. s: zootxdohs fis-ToOthache Faseache and Neu-
No. g. ReqdaeAe PLus-HOr Headache, Vertigo, Heat
No TO- DvSpspsfa Pila--For Weak and Deranged stO-
machs, Constpation and Liver Complaints;
No. H. For Female Irregularities scanty' faipiai or
No H. Female Ps-FOr Leucorrhosa' Profnse Msn'e''
No. IS. 0soSp fIlts.-Eor Group, HOaFse Cough Bad
No: IL sau Rass"s Pils-Eor EfyslpeiA', Erqpson',
PImples the Face 90 ~ ~"
No. is. RGSuaGtic Pils.-Ror Pain, Lameness or Sore
1FoT s Ssysf and isSe chin Fever Agus old
mismanaged Agues. ..t--ET- Ill ,- - -
P-For Piles Blind Bleeding, Internal or External
o-For Soar, Weak InfRmed Eyes and Eyelds, FAIL
Ing Weak or Blurred Sight. b 'i-' 90 ~ 49,
CFor oatarrh of long standing recent, either With
obstruction profpse discharge. j.
W. O!-Por Whooplng. Cou9h, abAtlng Its violence ana
shortening Its course. !. ~ itti.,,,-
In Acute DIsEAsEs-such Fevers Inaammatons, Diar-
rhoas Dysentery Group Rheumasm, and such eruPtive
diseases Scarlet Fever MeRsels aud ErysIPahe ad-
vantage Of giving the remedies promptly Is obvious
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Corner of Hanover and +
The undersigned p leave to call your attention 70 the
from the CamIen De pot Of business And
Table E good ie large and airy, and the Terms
Per Meal Lodging $1,000
to go -'''-"-"-' -
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ITO "a" .....'-''''''''''-''' Rs:Peeii
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FIRST SPRING STOCK
"A Extremely low PeIees, now Opening NJ
ISAAC PRAGRR'S.
HAVING just returned from New York HIth EsS
l IeetEd ana very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Soos
T5Id tf publIe before Purchasing
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nm Tun IalRHAT MoRTH W.

The connecting Of tracks by the Ran Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding dRaVage feTTiage Of Freight to-
geher VIM the saving Of time are advantage readily APP
PARTIES SHIPPING EASTWARD SCiH JIsd u to
their ndOHntT6e 10 Snip by Tits Route
PoF Freight Shipping Directions, apply TO
address either Of the following Agents Of the Company.
It D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co. steubenVIle, o. II. 8. PIERcE Co.. Zanes-
Vile ]. JoBHsT0N, Ripley, o.; B. McNEELY, MaysVe
XIV: ORNsBY 4 CsoPPER P0F sm6uIh, o.; PADDOCK Co..
IefsFso nville, H. W. RRoWN q Co., Oinetunad1 o.
AIHERN HBBBhf, CincI matt o. Il. O. MELDRTN MadIson
Co. Evansville, Ind !; NV. GRAHAM Co, Cairo, Li z
Pkss st. Louis JONI H HABRIs, Nashville Tenn, HAH-
RIs hUNT, Memphis, Tenn; CLAhER Co., Chicago. us
W. H. H. KOOSTz, Alton, III; MURPHY WALLS, Dubuque,
Tss Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Spcefy Transp0rtItiOm of Lire Stock,
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:. r. aTEss, t sena T r 1g'. apps '-"''
1860. 1859
THFi PHNNsxhvAN1A
q ENT.RAL r ALB O. D.
- = 55ss4.s5.5
The Capacity this Rosd equal the County
THREE THROUGH
P a S EN- G Err T r AIN 8
BErWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Union Depot at Pittsburgh With
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington City, thus
furnishing facilities the transportation Of Passengers
surpassed, speed aud comfort by other route
Express and Past Lines through 70 Philadelphia win
out change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars attached TO each tEaini Woodruff .
Sleeping Express and FastTrains. The Express
Daily NAH and Past Line excepted Three
Daily Trains connect direct New York. All Trains
oonneeFfoT baltimore hnd Washington.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at arrives In Rhia-
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. 'A SUI ~ " 4 ALEX. HEYM
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE!
). -.....-. SECOND STOCK OF

Spring and sumner Goods!
T. No.. INN ENsE sTo cK!I
1hOuaId BLI
a
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throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men.
RHEUCY.RT.XSCW
of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumours, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons, Swellings, Burns, Bites. Boils.
Chaps, Neuralgia Salt Rheum, and all aches
and PaiDs upon man, and kindred complaints
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delphia ats P n, baltimore ate P. ~. aud New York
n 10 PM.


deiPhia and baltimore att A. IL, and New York; PN
Express Pittsburgh At P.M arrives In PHI
ddelpha At 10 A. NJ, BalthOTe at IL A. M aud Ne
six Daily Trails. between PhfIadephIa and New Yorl
Two Daily Trains New York and Boston ThrOuk
Tickets (SII RaI) good either OF the above Trains
BOAT TICKETS TO RostOn good via Norwich, Fal
River StOnningt0n Lines.
Important Rail RoAd0cg In the WStalsQs on hoard any
regular Line steamers the Mississippi or ohio
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD at the ofiees Of the
ComnAnV in Boston, York. Baltimore Philadelphia
Fare always aslow as any Northern Route
- ASK FOR TICEETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The eompIeOE the Western connections Of the Penn.
syIvHnIn Rail Road Chicago, makes thls the
nTPraFSTI n TRHHT2ETU6EEN TEE EAST
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W SMExIcAN ID 90
The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTA

of the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-this cures Family PhYsi-
clans, Government Hospitals. Naval Dispense
tories Earriers. PIanters. Farmers. LiyerY-men,
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T.-.-.r,, =TuE@cNTrpppIcrI

,ATHIs ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. A39 Chesnut street, RhIIaasIPhIa,
Commences the Nev:Year,wlth enlarged Catalogue,
Goods and t doing business. e ofsF
greater Inducements 70 Book buyers than ever
N astE,asd e prove That rt hi1 s a Spaf
than any oisr Having almostR
and having The legitimacy q h. R!aa q SRes
s5t ss g h%, judge
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS. -
Patent English Lever Gold WatcheS .a i't S1S0 W
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, So .1 eS S90
Ladies' 1sk Case Gold Lever WStcaes, IS 90
Gents, silver Lever Watches, -. }SS9 9S
FaEOs TINE ReGs.; F 6ts1s Is 90
Ladies Cameo SETS: pn props 1sS9
Idle: e d. Bts dee SS Settings.
aen.s sod d Gold Vest Chains, new pattern, 800
Gents best English plated Vest Chains, 90
Large aaass eoIa spring &c
Medium size, No. s, Lockets, do - do " 800
Heavy Gold Pencil oases. With Gold Pens, 90 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, go
Ladies' Gold Pens n Boxes With Ivory Holders u 90
Ladies' Rlorentine Sets, Pin and Drops, r 10 90 90
TadIss, E let's Sets do DO do do 10 50
I Ladies, Cameo Ganai Pins, large size, 500
Ladies' Ladies' Dc Dc Dc % "SaIi, ssS
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins, small %
Iadies' Rox and Glass Miniature Hair Pins, 00
Ladies' Plain Gold Pins, new PATTERN ~ ~
Mi"sss, 10 Cold pins' 50
G ts1Ss cISsteE pins opsl centre so
CT r., SIn9ie stone pins i %
GentS, TaToeo oT Mosaic Bosom stuJs, -, so
CENT, Enrrs we'd Gold do do 50
Ss+ts, pja3n 5G do Io 10
Sents, aiesya Ruttons ..E. Q so
Tedie,' do 10 90
IeJieS, pa9rI oard Gases .t 500
SJieS, 6eTnso SossJc or Gold stone Ribbon Pins so
GsntsI silver P.nciis 49, - Is
Gents Pearl Pocket knives, blades, best quality, 90
Hjsses, TSIvS Pins so
Cent? Cold Watch Kevs and Pencils combined, 90
3snfS, Coli TontGnjskS With SIdss 2 90
Cent?, 5oiJ RIDos with stone Settling $50
GsJie,i do e'' do do so
SETS oliver plated Tea SSnoons 9 90
Silver Plated Butter Knives! ~
Cents CSoI6 Watch Keys or VEST HOOKS 90
Isdies' RIorsntIns BreSSt pins 8 so
Ladies, LET do do 8 50
Ladies, Mosaic do do 9 90
ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, q SS
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fAny communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address Press Roporter,
Box 81, Covington, ky.l
DARING ATTEMPT AT RoBBERy--THE VILLAIN
FoLEp ny A WoMAN.-A few days since daring
thief visited the house of Mr. Robertson, short diP-
tance below Ludlow, and finding no one at home ex
cent Mrs Robertson, demanded her money. She re-
nuested him to wait until she could go to another
room and get it; but instead of bringing the MONEY
brought an AK, with which she was about to deal
him a blow whom, concluding prudence was the bet.
ter part of yalor he fed. 1t s the same person. prob
ably. who has been committing sundry depredations
In the country back from the river for some time
past.
Ms-We have heard numerous complaints
from our citizens with regard to the conduct of GER
tain half. grown boys, about twenty In number, on
last Saturday night, at dd-Fcllows' Hall. They
congregated about the steps which lead to the fair
rum ing stamping, &c. Persons, and particularly
ladies', visiting the fair were greatly annoyed, and
others, we understand, wholly deferred from going
MG- Our Mayor gave notice to tho City
Marshal and his deputies that they would be re-
uuired to arrest every person who violated the law
| aaa nst the sale of ardent spirits on Sunday. VIZ
| have not yet learned whether any one violated tn
laws in that respect, but If there any, our officer
have the courage to do their duty, and will do it.
MT Robert Thomas, Of this city, while OF
a visit to st. Louis, short time since, lost h!
pocket book, containing $1,000. 1t was found by
little news-boy, named John Moore, who restored
to the owner, who gave tho honest little fellow
watch and 800. A boy possessing such moral hon
esty has bright future before him.
as-We have received several anonymou
communications recently. OF course we can nc
publish any thing of that character. If person
don't wish their names to appear In print, they wi
be kept secret; but VIC must know them in all case
PoIIcE Court SATURDAY MoRSISd.--Henr
Piles was fined three dolar for aasaulting negT
boy. William Foley having been on a "wee bit OF
spree" was adludged indebted to the city tho sum
50 rs.
FAST DRIvING.-Frank Tudor, who wi
seen driving through our streets few days ago at
2iO speed, was compelled by the proper authoriti
to pay a 20 for his ride.
MD- Six marriage licenses were granted :
the County Clerk last week
nsIs- Prime white wheat was selling for OF
dollar per bushel on Saturday last.
lyS-Two females were arrested late
Saturday evening for drunkenness, and lodged IN ia
Mn-over four hundred copies of the Pre-
oro circulated in this CITY,
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G@rA numerous auditory of Old Wood
ward scholars, now in manhood's prime, as
of other citizens, q TENDED at "Old Wesley"
yesterday, to partake of the fervor and be
profted by the preaching of Lorenzo Dow
Huston. His eloqu emit address was upon the
topic Of "self-denial," a sine qua non Of Chris
tian disoipleship in the war against selfish
ness. Heindulged in some "reminiscences of
youthful days. When boy he attended the
old stone chapel, and from the outside waited
for the singing to recognize in what part Of
the church his mother sat. He feelingly re-
ferred to the rapidly decreasing band of pio-
neer Methodists still worshiping at Wesley
Chapel, the house in which he joined the
church. Hisrelnarks were eloquent and i'm
pressiye.
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CITY MATTERS.

CINCINNATI HORTICULTURAL SoCIErY-SAT-
URDAY's MERTING.--The rooms of the society
in Bacon's Building were all in apple-pie
order on Saturday last for the regular weekly
meeting of the horticultural society, but the
meeting was not held there, all the active
members being at the fair grounds in the
Palace Garden Building.
1t was noble sight to see assembled at the
parlor end Of the exhibition-room as in the
auditorium of theater, the noble men who
had in their several parts produced from the
earth the enchanted scene Of beauty arrayed
in regal magnifcence on the stage before
them. Trophies, not of bruised arms or shot
riddled aags-old-tme emembrances-but
new fruits, luscious grapes, the ruddy peach,
golden apple, bounteous supplies of garden
truck, every variety of shades of beauty in
leaf and flower. The properties and ward
robe wero oil faultless and orderly arranged
rehecting the greatest credit to the manage
ment.
The Fruit Committee reported that the col.
lection of grapes on exhibition by Mr.. Sc.
bastian Rentz was, perhaps, the finest ever
made by member of this society. Those
immense punches of the Herbemons re.
minded us Of the huge specimens pictorially
represented to our boyhood's eye, that were
brought from the scripture land by those
sent to spy out the fatness thereof. Rentz
however, beat the picture book on the com
mon counts. The committee mako specia
mention of the new seeding peach presented
by Mr.. Bickham. General Wade obtained
first premium and W. Heavier second pre-.
MUM for peas. Messrs. Buchanan and Pet.
ticolas exhibited the best apples.
Chillicothe, Manchester, Madison and
Pittsburg sent meritorious grapes, peaches
and pears. The Delaware grape, from Del
aware, Ohio, furnished by Mr.. Campbell, th'
introducer of the variety, attracted deserved
attention. 1t. is hereafter to have o marked
approval as a table grape.
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THREE CHILDREN PoIsoNED.-About FIVE
o'clock last saturd ~ evening two little children
named Picquet, who parents reside at No. 1856
Third-street, wero taken with severe fits Of
vomiting. Drs. Newton and Bigelow were i'm
mediately sent for, who gave it as their opinion
that thechildren hid been poisoned. The mother
informed US last evening that they had
been playing out OF doors all the afternoon,
and thinks they must have picked up poison,
not knowing what it was. Mrs. Johnson's
little daughter, who resides in the same build
ing, was playing with Picquet's children that
afternoon, and was similarly attacked. All
three are in fair way Of recovery. 1t is re-
markably strange how the children got hold of
the poison, as wo are assured by the parents
that they had none about the house.
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THB GERMANS AND THE SUNDAY LAw.-The
committee appoi uted for the purpose, by the
German meeting at Arbeter Hall, met at the
same place last F.riday night, and adopted
on address to the City Council, giving their
reasons for their opposition to the Sunday
laws. They assert that such laws are con-
trary to the principles of self-government, ol
the Constitution, and of fair dealing among
all classes of citizens-thnt while the differ
ent churches are allowed to indulge their
tastes for music on Sundays, they (the Ger
mans) are deprived of like privileges. The
address is long one, and appears in the
Votksblah of yesterday morning and the
Repubhkaa~ of Saturday evening.
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The PRESIDENTS BUsHEL.--We had on Sa-
turday privileged peck at the pemium bushel
of grapes of President Haseltin,, which took
the prize at the Fair. Ho RENE mbered the
PENNY PRESS. We say to the pvblic that in
his Office, as President, or at his store as a
dealer, Mr.. Haseltine is tho pu blic's humble
servant. All who pass the Glib ION House no.
tice his excellent varieties of frui is, flowers and
seeds Of the freshest and rarest kinds, at his
attractive depot on Wslnut-stre OF.
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CORRECT THAT NUISANCE. in the Fine Arts
and Musical Department of the Industrial
Exhibition there is constant drumming or
pounding upon the pianos by some who has
not sense enough to know that mere noise is
not attractive. Let such take hint that
such false notes do not harmonize with the
public ear; that when a lady or gentleman
desires to give touch of music it is as i'm
polite to interrupt it as to prevent them from
being heard when they desire TO speak.
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Cincinnati Produce Siarket.
YAruRpAY EVENING, Septomber 10, ]

SATURDAY EVENING, septoihoer io, ioSs'
FIOUR-The market continues heavy, and holders
are unwilling to accept the current rates, so that
the business doing Is quite limited The transss-
tions comprise 900 brls. ut 81 3Ot 40 Tor supornns
md 81 66dli 50 for extra. 100 brls. extra wniss
Wheat is reported at Ss but this muss bS considered
above the market.
WIIiSKY-The market was again dull to day. and
prices further declined hc.; sales 800 brlS at 2sf1
2S5sC the latter rate for wagon.
PROVISIONS-The market IL fair and the demand
good but at prices shadp below those asked by
holders The sales were ls7 brs. mess Pork st 9h;
so hhds Bacon Shoulders at TIC, and % do. Sides
at l-lOc and $3.50 pieces bulk Sdss light, o. So',
Oose 80 terces Lard sold at l0c.
GKOCERIES-The market is hrm; saios OF h1
hhds Sugar at 6A@a71c.; go brls. MolaSiss at Uc,
and 200 bags Coffee at II A@l2Hc.
WHEAT-She market was quiet and STEADY Today
with fair demand at our last quotations. The 70
ceipts continue small; sales I0 bushels good waite
at 81 Os; $50 do. prime do ut 81 TO- l.OOO d. rcd at
C6RSNTherc is a rather better feeling In the mar
ket, and prices are SITTER sales 500 bushels at 7oo,
and 1000 do at TIC. \,
RYE~A good demand, and pricas tending upward;
| sales 50N bushels at Tic. 49,, -
| BARLEY-The market is unchanged since our
| sst report; small sales OF 6i0o70c.
| OATs-The market continues dull and droop,na;
| sales 500 bushels at 31}fc.
CHEESE-sales l5O boxes prime Western Reserve
at S@Shc., and 80 do. English Dairy at lCblOHo'
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mo. 27S MAIN STREET, BETWE EBN
~ SIXTH AND SEVENTH, Manufacturer . and an!
Importer of Soaps Perfunery and Fan cy SGOos' ma"
}Hss sor Gasss Brushes Combs Perfumery Beef Mar
row and Fancy Goods of all descriptions; also com,
be ia prepared to sell at figure lower thaa any oth
dealer in the city Also received this day frG% new
York. large lot of payds Blue ana SaSk se AHA
au 20 sei at manufacturer's prices Jobbers and re-
taiiers will please call in and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere All kinds of Extracts at twenty.
Ave cents per bottle. Remember the place, Ts MAN
street between sixth and Seventh tepo
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PIKE's OPERA-HoUsE-The celebrated Mersh
Troupe Of Juvenile Comedians, numbering over forty
talented performers appear at the 0pera-house to-
night in the beautiful fairy and operate spectacle Of
CINDERELLA, with new scenery; dresses, magical
transformations, &c. After the spectacle melange
ofmusic and dancing. The evenings entertainment
to conclude with the sldesplittng drama of the
TooDLEs, in which the immense Master George will
appear as the obese "Tlmothy.'' A glorious chance
for tho juveniles.
WOODS TuEATER.--The theater-going public
will be glad to learn that tue Star Sisters have been
engaged fer another week, and that OUR FEMALE
AMERICAE Cousin will bo presented again tonight
together with the romantic drama of SATAN IN PARIS
A GOOD bill '..
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12

COUNTRY MEROHANTs.--The attention Of
merchants abroad, and those visiting our city,
is asked to the advertisement of J. E. Wynne
& Co., in another column. Their assortment
Of EMOTIONS" in the widest Wcceptation Of
that tsrm--is one Of the most complete and
extensive ever opened in the W est; and being
selected by the most experiencud dealers now
in that line Of trade, can bo relied upon as
desirable, as to quality az we'll as to cheapness.
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@- "Biddy and the Old Dominion has
become household sketch, almost as familiar
as the "House that Jack Built" and the Old
Dominion Coffee-pot, to which we are indebted
for it, is also as widely known. Joseph R.
Greene, "a East Pearl-street, is the Western
Agent for it, the Old Dominion Teapot and
other novelties, all of which he has on exhibi-
tion at the Ohio Mechanics Institute Fair.
His display is worth examining.
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sOUTHGATE HOUSE,
south. east corner Of Sixth and Elm, Cincinnati, Q.
yMyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RENEWED

South east c0rner OF ol1tH anu iIrrii' o're,r nn
THyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RENEWED
N his lease of the sonthgate House, and expended
refnrnishing it. Introducing bathing-rooms. WateL-
closets, and every possible convenience ard aIuty
through t,invites contin O. me pupuS Ss
fSuSS, with lis recent improvements in better Or
condition than when first opened for the o.
sseUicnt. either for uptown visits or down town
business Meals regularly y sSrysd y1nished e. tae at s
S ton equal osny 81 day house n tho 9ityi III
house VIII kSn n nsmf nes to Say and n
tho rara Breskfast for early train. And for n
The proprietor leaves his SSssts % spssk lo5
| him. [scpl.aml II. II. WATSON Preprls'or'
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NsTlos TO CoSTRAoroRs.-At nine O'Clock
tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, the Board Of
City improvements will examine sealed pro-
posals submitted for bowldering Elm-street,
from the north gutter Of Seventh street to the
present bowlder pavement at Eighth.street, oil
the old pavement to DO taken up. Also, for
similar work on Plum-strest, from the north
gutter Of Fifth street to Sixth-strset, the usual
crossings to be laid down. .5
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DIDN'T Go UP.--Tn consequence of the bos-
ferrous weather of Saturday evening our fellow
townsman, ]. G. Bellman, postponed his aerial
flight from Dayton and terra frma until this
afternoon at four O'Clock, when he will posi-
lively ascend to the region Of grand sights and
lofty ideas.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12

NEW BANKING HousE.-We have neglected
to call the attention of our mercantile readers
to the fact that j. II. Brotherton, Of the late
firm of Gilmore & Brotherton, has commenced
business again in Trust Company Bank Build.
ing, Third-streot, under the firm name Of
Brotherton & Co. His many friends will be
glad to know it. .i
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GD-Two Irishmen got into a difficulty
with book-binder by the name of Wallace,
who works in the Times's building, on satur-
day evening last, and knocked him down.
Officers Iford and Pendry arrested them
promptly, when Wallace himself became
noisy and troublesome, and was likewise ar
rested. They were all lodged in the Ninth
street Station-house.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12

rs Mr.. J. Y. Lindsay, keeper Of the
Hammond-street station house, received such
treatment from one of the prisoners, about
noon yesterday, as to compel him to resort to
the "water cure" viz; putting hose stream
on the gentleman. Ho quieted down in few
sscopds
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-12

xJ-The cells at the various station-housos
last evening, presented an empty appearance.
At the Ninth street we found one man charged
with "drunk and disorderly," two or three
vagrants, and number of young mon charged
with standing upon the corners, &c. This
latter offenso has become quite nuisance, and
the Mayor is determined to break it up.