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WINER's CANADIAN vnRMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The late Dr. Chapman, Of Philadelphia down "a
rule that worms may be inspected In child there is
emncintion and especially weakness bor accompanied
by discharge Of slime and medical authorities
agree that to work thorough boves
must be inygoa:ed well
~lNERs CANADIAN vERHIFCGE fulala both these COO.
dons 1t not emily ertpate e vermcule4 strengthens
the digestion increases the solven, power the gastric uice
and inparts healthy action bowels Hence it's cures are
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the esceptele Of greedy worms and YEA
SIX out OF every ten children with them
Why should hi be the when volumes Of es,
ony TO that few doses Canadian yermfueo
Will eradicate the dsesee note Of this esb
shed fact and remember that the medicine from m
delcierous Substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION
Certain In its results free mineral substances and
nVgorans 10 the system these the merits WINERS
CANADIAN vERhIFrGE, preparation which eradica,es
every class Of internal with degree dispatch tina, 10
rs agreeable rs it s astonishing
For gale In New Orleans whaleeae and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., sols Proprietos
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
FE Err AND CUE.
osGoOD's CHoLAGoGUE.

This is the only and certain remedy for this hateful Dis
ease NO one need ever again complain having unless they
nave never taken this celebrated remedy they take
osGooDs cHoLAaoGUE,
farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole agents for the South and all orders should be
addressed.
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DEATH ON THE TRACE -The uo,;,o 49,. :,

Thursday says: '' =
Mr.. Holland informs us that tho ,,...a
on tuesday ran over man and Killed HIM main nsar
nomasnee. ne deiberatelyipaced his head on the
o ds ase mi ssf cogs his
dict of the coroner,s iury WAS ~ Inc YER
the facts. The man was unknown, nor were there
any papers about him by which he could be iden'
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.


J - WEBSTER & HOLMEs, WHOLE
II SALE Ago RsrA1L
BRUG GISTS
Il 81 Charities, corner Customhouse street,
II NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters, to their fne fresh stock of DRUGS MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, etc
for the Fall trade oil Of which warranted
and slss articles One Of the firm having had long expert
cities filing orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give the utmost satisfaction
prepared all times fill orders for large small
amounts Orders solicited from the country An ORDERS will
satisfactory reference attended the left in
prices guaranteed low other house South. WI
pared an all demands
Chenicals all kinds.
| Perfumcry, all kinds.
| Fancy Goods, all kinds
Brushes, all kinds.
Cream Tartar,
| Gum Camphor,
SIENNA Leaves Alex.
SIENNA Leaves, E. l.
EPSON Salts,
Glsuber Salts,
Sal Soda,
Bi-cabona.e Soda,
Acids all kinds.
Alum whole and ground.
Ammonia Aqua,
".. Ammonia, Concert
Alcohol 80 aud Is per cent.
Rssam Copaiva,
BaIatn FIJI,
Balsam Tolu,
Blue Mass, P. mad W.
Blue Mass, Eng.
Peruvian Bark, red.
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
Berax, refined.
CRlonael, P. and VI.
ealonel, Ing
Nitrate of Silver pare
Nitrate Of Silver, crystal.
GhlerefoSn, ..
Cloves.
Ceppesas,
Cosks, Bottle and Vial
Sulph. Ether.
Chlcrie Ether,
Spirits Ether Nitrous
Extracts for Flavoring,
Extracts, Medicinal, solid and aaid
Funnels assorted.
kiugiass assorted.
Gum Arabic, Nos /, 2ands
Gum Aloes,
Gam Faids
Gum Opium Turkey.
Gum Drops, assorted
Hops crop. -.~
Indigo,
Ink, Black assorted sizes.
Iron Preparations of Iodine
Laacsts, asserted
Iiquorice, Extract
Legwood, Chip and Ext.
Aagnesa, all kinds
Aertars, asserted sizes.
Nutmegs,
Paints, dry and in OIL
Oils Essential, all kinds.
Nugslis, whole and pow'd
Mamma large and small fake
MoEpha, Sui, Acct and MIR
Iodide Pota.s., Ana, FIR. and Eng.
Patent Medicines,
seidlitz Powders, two sizes
Soda Powders a...0..
Powders Selected assorted.
sulph. Quinine,
Preparations of ouinine,
Aniseed, CaIdamon Seed,
Colchicum Seed,
Goriander Seed,
Fennel, Caraway,
Canary, Hemp, Rape, Flax,
Lobelia and Mustard Seeds
syringes Metal, an sizes.
Syringcs, Glass.
syringes, Self
Trusses all kinds.
Tannic Acid,
Surgical Instruments,
Tooth Forceps sssd.
Amputating INSTRUMENTS,
pissecting Instruments,
Skeletons. Artisalated.
Medicine Chests, assorted.
varnish, Cspsl.
Sponge, Bathing cup, Carriage and sHrgeens.'
varaish Copal.
varnish, Japan.
yarnish pe.aar
varnish Leather.
Vials, Pres, assorted.
Glassware,
Iinseed
Lamp
Sweet,
Boiled and
Ccd Liver OIL
Table Oil,
Quarts and pins
only mentioned few leading articles in this list
it would take much space
pee stock We invite those visiting the city who goods
II our line. to give US . call. o20n
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llItalls AaiIp Grestfnt.

aAs A5s3S Ss sxI - ,w8s -,
< ~ &e368ff6 $4af}H III re6fratt
u q kssstR n wy ~ k1tkit
4
z# 81 ApkEl2A1 MsytsN aNSs, NONEM stk 8, 1883.
sss ~ 60 ~ g rrrsNs
- 5nsjta u revtsinlv harg3 ,,,,.hea II III "a,
u. .- =, 81 II
4 - ~ mixes W poss = =.
Hp01e stripe, Independent AMef1canlsm
~ ON Government want q wster, an
u !S g every freeman, 4 "A she most innaf
colglcna ation. H. despefaee enor's =
Il nzsenAble posssons Mon,a g really anus
III Nefe n nos fcE - !. s. s.oas ~.
Y 4. Il. = ~ !.
eas = - :. g. shar ~,
s' - q, III 81 to4 I, ]
;,1 II, 800 IA M tan
=
iahora
,,.ss. s,,. .ha,, In IL, III.
~ .,s,s.sf
isS..ss.,. "a ". MA aestrrct;,e sres i a.
81 "a ne,ta seet;n, =, ,sr,. AZ
81 s331sE ~ l3,sritjtss ob,erves
sSriv n III loss md damage have heeu 40.
~ ~ maintenance and inactivity Of the au-
ls9ee Aea q We people, - delaying the estab.
I s1 n III citv an III smn,;as I'm, y Wnien
4 ~ 1uish fires. 4 ! - =
fou Il The above had any practical anplication
would III force in it, but as 1t il void of that
1 entfll quality, there is none. The city eau.
y have no right to establish water works
q ~ Fourth District Consequently. those q an
are not Justly blamables in the smallest
degree. They cannot ,nsurp powers not conferred
On flsm ~ the State Government. nor can thew.
~ ~ ac interfere with the laws Of tie Legisla-
ture. A1 cisort, ~ tie Council, to build water
WORKS. a that section Of the city, would interfere
IN paramount law Of the State. Winter be-
fnfe Inst the people Of the Fourth District applied
- Ne Legislature for charter to establish water
MoFhE charter, Is favorable in its conditions
- could y desired, was promptly granted them.
a Try hAye not avaied themselves of the privi-
leee, they have nobody to censure but themselves.
s3hey I'D he opportuuity- have the wealth
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6UIrABLE CoMP any TEACHER Peter vnu are
such 9gbad h0Y, that you are not fit to sit IN the
good boys on the bench Come up
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J, WRIGHT e co.

j. WRIGHT & co.
TYR. WRIGHTS CIcLEBRATED REJU.
vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared the stricte Pharmaceutical Principles by one Of
tho Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks wen stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever the componens
part OF the ingredients in his REJUyENAT1EG ELIXIR
well Knowing what ruin has enaod the community by
opium and mercury
Generally to the debtaed, Dr. Wright would say never
despair Ne matter how dswn you may beno matter
now weak you ae-no matter what the may have
foake at onco whatever has led you depart HYGIENE
principles; take his
REJuVENATING ELIXIR,
and you will find yourself man. pride instead Of the
reverse to your friends and healthy sound and worthy me
Der Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors,
j. WRIGHT CO.
q and 15l Charities street, New Orleans Ia
Sole Proprietors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United State,
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W'4 TGWxS ysstyHb+tsF sar.4p.rla;
sNs aoR fkas;sGs5!' sir.aparlla;
aS sf5aaifr fFss s, H,'!s;s'
kLITTs Worm Plums;
wIS nay1s R;1 ;;s 9 wild c Che
COD II Ii;is SI1 # Hsdgsman, Clark Co.;
COZ S IS$E SH@ sI &sss; 5,,..
eUERUs COD LIVER OIL i'll Jelly .,Ir -''p's''
, ru @SiSoS,s i Eys'#a,es;;
sAf sPnSaRRs Tsssiss CD AM Ass Pills.
'Af hssS 5;Ef s$s f $, $..;
, Mc q VII Pills -
H'H sFH 5 H;;s sS E';'; #.;,;,
RAR RxbxSE Essf RsE Fsssi
DNsSsS H;i FS fis f SS
TAf BS{;Ez,1 Ai z E' HRsts..s.r
A's ae1Sf $5 'isf Ss Ointment,
DR. MoRsE's 1nyigorating Cordial; 0'-'rs'''
'US Sh ef RiGR'%Slkixnguy,s Detergent
DAl.B1 ) taru,1natve:
INFALIIBIE Cholera Remedy:
KENDAII'S Cholera Syrip:
ALEXANDERS Tficobuphe:
HARRISON'S Hair Dye;
BACHELORS Hair DYE;
PHAION'S Hair Dye;
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic
CHRISTADOROS Hair Dive:
WOIFE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps: ~
WATERS Indelibe Ink; -
PARSONS Indelible Ink;
KIDDER'S Indelible Ink.
WRIGHTS Erasiye LIQUID:
200 pounds GUM DROPS assorted:
800 - JUJUBE PASTE,
PURE BRANDY PORT and SHERRY WINES for med;c;.
nal purposes, constantly on hand -
Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
q. N MORRISON 4 CO.,
L Magazine street.
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q. N. MORRISON & co

>->--~---->~>>>->->s
/ x, - nrDrnrsx.x, o. m, T. !. e HARVEY.
". GiSTS and dealers In Paints Oils Gnss iva s,nn o.
No. IL Magazine street, New Orleans
Having received stock Of fresh DRUGS
| MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, fERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, etc, etc. respect
fully infs Merchants Planters and Physicians they are
prepared uppy with every in the Drug line
hey may require the purest quality reasonable
prices they purchased city, Among articles
already hand and coming in store are tho following
200 ounces suphate Quinine, French and American;
100 pounds Hue Mass English and American;
100 pounds Caomel English and American;
| 40 pounds Merrual Ointment;
~ pounds Honduras Salsaparlla; 0m."
| $50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 ozs Sui and Acetate Morphine;
| % ounces Otto Rose;
| 20 casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs, Sup. Oh. Soda;
| 10 kegs DER Blue Wash;
| 20 sbls Circuma light;
indigo Car and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pearlash;
10 packages SAleratus;
| .. bbls. pure Castor OIL
u denijohns SPIT Nitro
q bbls Alcohol;
40 bbls. Copparas;
~ bbs Epson Salts;
| 10 bbs Flour Sulphur;
10 bhls. Roll Sulphur;
. bales SIENNA, Fast India and Alcxandra;
aDo pounds Gum Arabic select fine and sorts:
Is carboys Sulp. Nitric and Muriatic Acid:
Is Jars Carb Ammonia
y carboys Aq. Ammonia;
800 pounds Acetic Acid;
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
200 ozs Taunc Acid;
70 kegs Pearl BaIlye;
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1900 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer
500 lbs Arrow Root, Beriuuda
go pounds Assafatids iu cans;
20 peands Bslsan Capaba;
ANN, sSS ei.l n sar.l le"a'
10 bbls Refined canphsr;
~ 's 'na s, ra'' ,,s- soap p,
lssroes copaoia Capsules;
'ess ass 'hi'rde Lime;
No p Pc ps1s ' oas"a Ts.,l p and WI
200 pound, FL, lesveoa;
seh .'1 r tot Tr. t"A'SA'
bs s.' Jun inn; uyrrh:
3 bbls. vslerisn Root.
.ss1. ~ s sns.r 11 a aaS ,,a..
,b,s sro,ch snn - ~ ,, ~
aec doz. a.rrests Scotch Snuff
~ dos L.riiiars,s Maccsboy sniff
go se. as. w Ta's VAN a.'s'''' and Scotch "
sos:ss Nsa ! $. s.',o.,,.,
oessee nil'f'n ius'eft hhPerier RFHtSe,
% Ccopers Isingass;
5hnl.s Hong.
lS pounds Iodine Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver.
-. ", 49,,
e"Sos slhha 4 lake and Sorts
% Magnesa Cal English.
,.aa - =,
't"ses "aasaetisr tsfb
10 cases Ref Borax;
Or H.. f,;, ~ T, .
- ~. va VI hetsah'os;
&c lbs Oil Peppermint;
81 pounds Anise,d.
o., 49,, -, '
% PoHn'lS WI o'ovesi
Is pouads OIL Cedar;
IA ,o,rd. M r,l.,..
~ -, '''
% pounds on BLACK Pepper;
pounds Aln,onds
60 c,..-..,..., ~,
- 'E''r7 rAoenAA'I ; i's'e's
~ gross seiaiiH fswders
10 gro" Soda Powders;
30 gross Sugar of Lemons
legress Yeast Powders.
:, :,
oe"seS iAa"ohce' 'aian and sicily,
$50 doz Great Southern Mustard:
.o.l r.n,;a, p,.
-, o''
z bales lquorice Root;
10 kegs TaInsrinds fre.b,
:, 1890
casks bay fnta psre;
Is do1 Ban Rum oure.
-,
'cASeh rsafi sage
305 pounds Nader;
5cssks French lin. Juice.
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A LBERTsON & NUDGE,
AGENTS
ABLE AND STATIC AIRY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-AILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mil and Plantation use.
Also Agents for tbs sale Of
cLEMoss, BROWN CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER coFTos GINS,
Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. UNION STREET,
Between 81 Charles and Carondele streets New Orleans
Tho Machinery offered by establishments
which have engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country the twenty-five years. will be found
entirely adapted for tho for which is intended of much
superior quality deal of the machinery brought this
market and extremely liberal prices Persons wishing
purchase invited to call and examine for themselves
CLEMoNs BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS havo been
used successfully various of the South for fifteen
and during which time upwards of FIVE HUNDRED of
them have been sold annually We them be equal
in every respect to any gin sold in this section
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is recent invention of
Mr. J. Brown, Of Columbus Georgia. We refer who
interested the following certificate which taken from
hundreds which VIC have received
RUSSELL County, Ala. February 8, 1859.
Messrs Clenous, Brown Il CO.
Gcntlenen-I have used of your Double Cylinder
Gins during the past and take pleasure stating
vic.ion that its performance far superior Gin
tried for speed convenience and safety induced buy
because believed would pay for itself saving
in crop and has fully answered expectations 1t
sures power prope it than Single Cylinder
Gn while cleans twice much per day and
easier attended this is accounted for fo the width
the breast and that it will gin all the that put
the roll with.ut throwing choking cleans the
markedly Clean and makes good sample any
Gin have tried The buyers of Columbus
peatedly told had superior Gin without knowing
Of Double Cylader style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great improvement the ordinary Gn the
planter who makes fifty bales Of will his
lay aside the Single Cylinder 10
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with
permit to Of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK
Nessrs. W. G. Clemens, Brown Co.
samples Of both styles Of Gins well Machinery
may be at
ALBERTS0S & NUDGE,
No. Union street.
o24 2p6t-tf Between ST. Charles and Carondelc.
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SHIPPING.


il line clipper ship FIDEIIA, Captain Reesley, sails
Saturday September TO- For passage cabin second cabin
and stecrage apply ON board sreet e
JACOB WILSON, los South street
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ORD WARDS
IL WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
Try II.
Wholesale and for expectation by JONATHAN JONES &
Co, 46 Broad street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A REAL HOME LUXURY, COMBINING INTEL
n lectual, refining, interesting and social amusement
Best and views at less than half the prices
Best plain views ~ dozen second do Ill
views at 81 per dozen second do g. sent by mail
good stereosc0pe with dozen views for only 81
UNION STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY, 375 Broadway.
COAL TONGS COAL TONGS, COAL TONGS.-ORDERS
~ for coal tongs attended at the of the nanufac
urer 59 Broadway, by the Russell Erwin manufacture
ing company corner Of Cliff Beekman streets New York
and at retail at all the hardware j. NJ MESCHUTT
n BLAUyET TAKES CHARGE OF MAKING ALI.
VI. sorts of fine machines and understands the manufac
turing of thermometers barometers manomeers Apply
ut 10 White street, New York.
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MERCHANTS STORE BILLS CICULARs, BILL HEADS,
M checks receipts notices, labels cards &C. printed in
printer, l42 Fulton street.
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USTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-EsTABLI6HED 1851
"A Carrying the United States mails Sailing positively
the day advertised 70 days passage The new and noble
clipper ship ORIENTAL 75U register, with capacity for
500 ons comes her berth pier North river complies
and will despatched Melbourne Thursday September
TO- positively In her last voyage the Oriental made $40 miles
make he inside Of IS days She has magninoen &C.
freight or passage apply board to r. W. CAMERON No.
bowng Green SIGHT bills for sale and cash advances made
Co --7~~~- = = - -
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NoTICE-ANY PERSON HAVING A SECOND HAND
IN arcuaed skeleton other anatomical preparations to
sell will do well to address Maverick Post Office New
york
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TyOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
tewn.The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship Conn
panys and first class steamship MOUNT VERNON, r.
above ports Saturday September TO- at2P Cabin Pc.
per goods other articles In propoons
and received Fridays and Saturdays No commiateA
charged No bills Of adng signed after depar
steamer For freight passage apply 70 H. GROIN
WELL q CO., SO West street. nfsart gxA'0
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lNLAeSICAL, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND SPANISH IN.
" stute TO West Forty fourth street. The fall term WIN
begin Thursday, Sept 15 Pupils received any time.
The greatest importance attached thorough acquisition
Of the modern languages and particularly Of French which -
tho language the school, Pupils
foreign languages required Of them by the professors who
will all live in the Institute and by the family in which they
received members Circulars info.
nation required may be had at the Institute.
c. ARTEAGA. Prncipal.
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dor LIvERPOOI-OID BLACK STAR LINE-THF
favorits packet ship kESOLUTE Capt Freeman sails on
Thursday September IT, Her accommodations for ali classes
Of passengers unequad For passage apply on board
pier "a East river or 70 WILLIAMS GU10N, 10 Fulton
= "
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04
The Election.

In the feelings exhibited by the people
in respect to the city election, there is an
opportunity to learn a little philosophy.
Both parties have nominated passable
tickets, and the result is there is no ex-
element The candidates are respecta-
ble men, and respectable mon will be
content whichever ticket is successful.
Taken as a whole, both are composed OF
persons whose characters are rather neg
atively than positively estimable; the
effect of which is perceptible in the alb
sence Of feelings of attachment to either
Considering the tickets as equal, and the
chances are in favor of the Democracy
who can, by little effort, bring a heavy
body of voters for any candidate of the
party, II really strong man at the head
of the Opposition ticket would be an ac
QUESTION. a......f ....
The most snowy branch of the election
however, is the least important. The rea
interests Of the city arc not in the hands
of the Mayor, Marshal and the like, bu
in those of the Council Honesty anC
character in the city legislature is wha
is wanted more than any thing else. lie
the improvident be provided for at the In
Urinary, the lunatic at the Hospital, bu
let us have in the Council-what we hav,
not had-men who know the value o
money by having earned and kept it them
selves, and who are capable to manag,
the affairs of the public through the prac
tice they have had in the conduct of pros
porous concerns Of their own Let til,
history of those who are candidates 70.
rs s-eleation be examined in the light o
past doin,gs, and sec whether they ar
worthy to be trusted again.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04

times It's capacity, and fills il again.
Why2 Because he has attained % a GER
tain degree of freedom which he pses.
Like the lions of Scythia, where they were
said to grow out of the soil, he has got a
part of himself at liberty, and paws and
rodrs in a manner ut once natural and at
tractive A thousand repetitiOns of the
same process would produce a Thousand
repetitions of the phenomenon. Of old,
the priest chanted the service and read
the homilies written down for him by au-
thority, and roasted his parishioners, to
entice them to attend his ministrations
Now the priest reads or recites--as the
case may be-the service, and initiates
the homilies; and as roasting has gone
out of fashion, the people fail to give their
attendance. They want a new set Of mo-
tivcs; but it is a mistake to suppose that
the motives need to be miraculous or very
potent A fine lady finds a new dress a
sufficient inducement to endure very dull
discourse for the sake of a little display
and with people like the Greeks in in
tellectual activity, who love, above all
other pleasures, to tell or to hear some
new thing, nothing is needed to fill the
churches, as they should be, but to make
them as attractive as they should be.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-04
Places of Holding Elections.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, .!C :

..i i.r. .. ...Ut .r... - MARCH 2ith, Is5g.r
HN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
II adopted by the City Council, on the 2Sd day OF
March, 1859, notice IA hereby given TO the Quallned
electors OF the different wards, that the following
nlaces were drsi iqnated to hold said eiectlon-halu
election to be holden the lth day OF April, lol9-
viz: a., ,,.-.,.
First Ward-Od Engine House, north, side Fourth
street, between Sycamore and broadway:
second Ward-Engine House, next west oil mechah-
ics' Institute on Six tn street. f#H. =. 70,
Third Ward-Small Brick once, nortll sue OF oec-
ond street, between Ludlow ana Lawrence streeIe
Fourth Ward Engine House, east siCle Vine street.
berween Front and Second streets . ,sr.Esyl :
Fifth WaTd-No. Engine House, enst siae Oh vine
street between Oanaland Court streots.
Sixth Ward-Hockman's Coal Ofnce, on faIk suest
and Whitewater Canal. -
Seventh Ward-Leonard's Pork HOUSE, ON west slde
EiaIfh WardUEngine House on Cutter street, be :
tween Belts aud Laurel streets. 1 ,v,.
Ninth Ward-No. Engine House, on WEBSTER st,I
between Main and Sycamore streets.r ... an D..
Tenth Ward-Engine House on Race street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. 1
Eleventh Ward-Junoton of Hamilton road and
| Vine street at Mohawk Engine House,
| Twelfth Ward-Brighton Engine HOUSE, on Bank
| street. .''. a.r.-l..I
| Thirteenth Ward-Engine House on Sycamore st.,
| between seventh and Eighth streets
| Fourteenth Ward-Eneine House on George street,
1 bstween Plum and Western Row, ..... -
| Fifteenth Ward-Western Engine House, on Fifth
| street between Mound and Smith streets.
| Sixteenth Ward-North-west corneTof Eighth and
| Freeman streets. II ~ r' I H.#. .," .
| Seventeenth WRrd-Engine House, corner of Stone
| and Front streets. .' TT" .
The polls will be opened between the hours of and
O'Clock in the morning, and close at o'clock in the
| afternoOn SAM. l.. CORWINE,
| mh2j.tt ! City Clerk
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