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HoME INTEREST.

HB- Gas Stoves at CHEsrER's Tea-room.
RB-Clothing renovated and repaired at 26l W. 9Th
BB- CHEsTER's Tea-rooms, east side Of Walnut,
below Fifth, up stairs.
pB-Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
RFClothing renovated and repaired, SO e. Third.
R- Good Pictures in cases for Is cents, at APPLE
GATES Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-f
H% A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and JeWelry,
Nos. sI3 and I'll Central-avonue.
RI- Pictures for ten cents at JoHNsoN's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
BB- SAEDAL-wooD, PEARL, IvoRr AND MOURN
ING FANs.-Coral, Jet, Ivory and Pearl Hair Pins;
Kid Travelling Bags and Satchels, furnished;
Coral Jet, Pearl, Shell, Buffalo, Tuck Combs;
Carriers in Kid Buckskin, Silk, Linen and Velvet |;
Opera Glasses, Gard Cases, Purses, Cabas;
Steel, Jet, Gold, Pearl Belt Buckles;
Canes, Pen-knives, Scissors, Razors and Snuff
Boxes.
DRESS GARTERs-with Bows, Rosettes and in EN-
broidery;
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson Silk;
Drab, Lavender, Green and Straw -colored Silk;
Silk Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread.
Is ladies' dress Eau fait without beautiful
Garters2 J. d. PARK, Bazaar Of Fancy,
se7-dwF N. E. cor. Fourth and Walnut
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ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA RAI1RoAD.-The
Waynesboro' (Penn.) Record says that
$4,000 have already been subscribed in that
place toward the building of the railroad at
Gettysburg which will be increased to
$4,000. The balance, $4,000, the Record
thinks, can be raised without going out Of
Washington Township,
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An Aner-soiptiIlat,op.

The Enquirer announces that the disturb.
ance at the County Convention was made
by the Republicans. AS this is the result of
two days deliberation, it is entitled to due
weight.
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ARREsg or DKsFKRADo.--A desperate
fellow, named Jap Franklin, who has long
been 4 terror to the Inhabitants Of Owen
County, Indiana, has been arrested by the
6horih, with the assistance OF nifty regula-
tons, He has been guilty Of innumerable
eKcesses the last of which was an attempt TO
poison every bedy iu thNvieinity Of speacsr,
h that State. n. 5y,f e7-.i
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Eyre CARsTAEa's PBRFIDIOUs LoynR.-
Mr. Shaw, the rich old bachelor at ST. Louis,
against whom Efiie Oarstang brought that
famous breach-of- promise case, i assessed at
S570,oO6 for real estate, and 90, 500 personal
property. Efic Is still living at ST. Louis.
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TO YOURSELF IN TIME.

~ How many, in conseqnence Of q false
decacy, suffer from suppressed, painful obstruct-
ed menstruatisn, and think, because they are
young, that by andby nature will work itself clear
little dreaming that the seeds Of death are already
terminating in the system, because the vital ener
gies are imPaiTed and the entire animal economy
selves they are, If remedy were set before them
which would restore all the functions Of the system
and reinyigorate the b dy, they would take IT, and
thus be in time to save their lives. Parents think
of this, and at give them bottle Of Professor
Sold in Cincinnati by j. d. PARK SURE, Eek
STEIN 4 CO., and by every Druggist.
fEhl. .bmM. w .El IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NE kWAREs, HTfESTiONi-Yoa are
hereby notified to attend meeting with cags only(
EVENING, for the purpose Of drill the transaction
Of important business, and to perfect arrangements
flag presentation will take place.
Let every young, old and wide-awake man in the
ward be on hand.
The Commandant- General, his Aids, and the
Captains of the varioua Wards cordially invited
to I've present. MARTIN WRIGHT, Secretary.
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The Indian Princess, Nah-nse- -bah-we-gua,
from Canada, who went to England this
spring 10 ask the Queen 10 protect the rights
an Indian Prince in Londop.
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ARRIvAL OF WESTERN GRAM IN GEORGIA
The Macon Journal SAYS:

Within few days past there have been
large arrivals by our railroads, of corn, oats,
barley, rye, and -four. The Macon and
Western Depot is crowded with it. Much
has gone into our stores, and there were
large shipments for places beyond. Most of
1t comes from 81. Louis, Cincinnati, and other
places In the far West. The price Of corn is
here held at Soc. to 81 per bushel.
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KRNNEnY,s mRnICAL nIsCnY-

- KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOV-
BAS ERY Is acknowledged blythe most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States, to be the most eec.
tuai dpuriheT known, and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
than any preparation known to the profession. Sorof
ula, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Scald head, Scay Erup-
tons Of whatsoever nature cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and vigor.
Full and explicit directions for the Of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers, Is
given In the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by
JOHN d. PARK, SURE, EOKSTEIN CO., aud
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. seplS-ay
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THE PHYSIO MED1CAL COLI
8A LEGE has been removed from the Gin
cinnati College Building to the CINCINNATI LIT
ERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE, No. 81
Thrd-st., east of Broadway, where it prospered 50
well from ls43 to 1850. Here it is again connected
with the Physio- Medical Infirmary, in which stu
dents can constantly witness the superior power Of
tho practice they are taught in the lectures.
WANTED-Students to be instructed in the true
science and practice of Medicine, and patients to
be treated in the best manner known 70 the med
icRl profession. A. CURTIS, Nd. D.,
Dean of the College Faculty and Proprietor Of the
Inhrmary au2S-tf
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NEW BOOKS.

Life BY Mrs. EMMA D. b. n. sogrnyoPrH.
Philadephia: I. B. Peterson; Cincinnati; Rickey'
Few American writers have a larger circle Of
readers and admirers than the author OF this
volume who will doubtless be pleased to hear OF the
appearances Of her fascinating steries
LESSONS IN FRENCH, GERMAN,. SPANISH,
LATIN AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES WITH
deiphia I b. Peterson; Cincinnati: Hickey,
Mallory & Co.
These different series Of lessons, collected and
bound in single volume, are all arranged upon tine
analytic plan, and intended to enable tho
learner to acquire an accurate KNOWLEDGE oil tne
several languages above named without the assist
ance of a teacher or any kind of oral instruction
ITALY IN TRANSITION SCENES
AND PRIVATE OPINIONS IN THE SPRING
OF 1860. BY WILLIAM ARTHUR, A. nj.
This book was written by an Englishman, and
although the author obviously intended to give
perfectly true picture Of affairs in ltaly-from an
English point of view. The author is Protestant,
and begins BY assuming that the Catholic religion
is wrong and the Pope anti-Christ he is an Anglo
Saxon, and therefore believes that government
without the three branches of King, Lords and
Commons is tyrannical. An upholder of the CO.
partnership between the Church and the State at
home, he sees nothing but abuse growing out
Of such an union in Italy Like all En-
glishmon, he is an institutionist and
thinks that Italy needs nothing but new insti-
tutions, modelled after those of Great Britain, to be
| all that could be desired The author journeyed
through Italy and found large amount of dissatis
faction with their governors among the people. He
| represents the latter as ripe for q change-when
were Italians ever otherwise 2-and ready tn express
their feelings wherever they could do it without
danger of exposure The volcanic character Of ltal
ian society he portrays with truth, but negect to
understand that this volcanic character is chronic
a permanent (speaking comparatively If not a
the scenes well described, and the style is easy
and agreeable.
| CHAPTERS ON WIVES. By Mrs. ELLIS New
York Harper & Brothers. Cincinnati: Hickey,
| Mallory Co.
In five tales Of moderate length, comprised in a
single volume, the authoress has endeavored to
sketch the effect of the experiences of wfehoed in
| forming and developing the female character.
"Alas for poor woman she never has all she wants
| in a husband. She adores a manly man, and when
she has got him, she feels lonely. She longs for a
man who will be her constant companion, always
entering into her inner feelings, and sympathisng
with her in her weaker mon ents; and when she
has got him, she despises him, and pines for q
! hero"
TIE WOMAN IN wHITE.-A Novel. By w1Lx1T
| COLLINS Illustrated by JOHN MoLENAN Same
| above.
This beautiful and absorbing story is now pre-
sented to the readers ofthe United States, abuud.
antly illustrated from the pencil of of tho most
talented Of native artists. 1t deserves to be
fayorite-
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AUCTION SALES.
A UCTION sALF-BY COOPER A sFO

a UCTION sALE-BY COOPER q STOKES
N Sale-room, Ia East Fourth st.-Auction Sale
Of choice Building and Garden Lots, and a neat
Frame Cottage House, with the. privilege Of from
One to Ten acres of Ground attached, in Greenwood
Extended (Lockland Stationl ~ miles by Railroad,
and miles direct from the City, on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, on MONDAY AF-
TERNOON, September 10, 1860, at o'clock, on the
premises.
The site and location Of Greenwood Extended is
sufficiently known. The title is perfect. The Terms
are s. cash on each lot when sold, and s. a month
all lots that sell for less than 800 Lots that sell
for 500 and over and less than Sl20 will be $40 cash
and sl9a month. Those selling for Sl21 and upward,
$50 cash and $50 a month until paid. Or If the
purchaser prefers it, he pay oue-third cash, and
the BALANCE in one year on any lot purchased, Six
An Extra Train of Passenger Cars will leave the
sixth-stTeet Depot az o'clock on the day OF Sale
and from the Sale free of charge.
Pats can be seen at No. 201 Elm-st, and No. IA
SCI COOPER & STOKES, AuctiOneers.
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Wedding and VISITING Cards.

Engraved and Printed 81 ais and Presses; De Ia Rue
Stationery and Envelopes. -
Successors to H. H. Shipley Bro.,)
iy3-ay % West Fourth street..
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Carriages.

WI HAVE EVERY vARIETY az
which We VIII sell a. low a they ecu be purchased
olseHhere, and take pleasure a. showing them to
ssfI Corner Of Third and vins'sts.
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'se7 SCI q COOPER STOKES, AuctiOneers.

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER 4 STOKES
N Stock Of Groceries at Aucton.-Will be sold
at public auction on FRIDAY MORNING, septem-
ber T. at 81 O'clock the entire stock Of Groceries Of
Store I4H Linn-st between Court and Clark, con-
sisting Of teas, sugars, n o. molasses maple do,
coffee, chocolate, soap, candles, starch, tobacco,
oordage tubs buckets, etc large ce-ohest, scales
etc being general stock, such as Ia kept In a
tail RrOcery--all to be sold.
COOPER 4 STOKES. Auctioneers,
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DIED.

YOUNG.-On Thursday morning, September 6, at
@ o'clock, Rachel Young, aged twenty-six years, a
native of Glasgow, Scotland.
Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, frsm the Sis
ters o. Mercy Hospital, on Betts-st., between Linn
and Ravunillar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-07
CovINaToN NEWS.

Cry CoUNo1L.--Nothing of much import
anee was transacted yesterday afternoon by
our City Council. Mr.. O. B. Sanford, re-
Gently elected from the Second Ward, was
sworn in. The City Clerk exhibited the
following report, concerning the city scrip,
&C., for the year ending january l, 1860:
City so 81
Notes. Coupons, 3izl1 ~
School lZ4oo lO
Total . 2gI 0l6 pa
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CHAPTERS ON WIVES. By Mas. ELLIS New

TIE WOMAN IN wHITE-A Novel. By wILKIE
COLLINS Illustrated by JOHN MCLENAN Same
as above.
This beautiful and absorbing story is now pre-
scented to the readers ofthe United States, abund-
antly illustrated from the pencil of of tho most
talented Of native artists. 1t deserves to be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-07

A UCTION SALR-BY KELLOGG q WIL-
N LIAMS.-Sale-rOoms ~ and IA East Third
street--Large and Extensive Sale Of Pawnbrokers'
Good, TO continue for three days, WEDNESDAY,,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, September s, and 4,
commencing at Q o'clock.
On Wednesday, the 5th, a large stock Of heavy
Winter Clothing, OgercOatB, bhawl1, Ladies' D.
parel, Gold and oliver Watches, JegelEy, etc.
On Thursday at IL o'clock, the followng articles
Several VOLUMES Of Cathedral Music, by Werner,
Rumboult and Ki1gt tyO Cameraai one Aclomatlc
Telescope, ssveh feet focusi Musical and Mathe-
maticaf Instruments Guns, Pistols, etc.
On Friday, : general ass0rtment of Gents aud
Ladies Apparel, hne Gold and Silver Watehes, rich
The above odmpFisea one Of the largest aud most
valuable stocks lhaf has been sold this season.
IS ais S'''"'' ~ K. KELLOGG, AaetlOneer.
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p~ClOthins renovated and repaired, SO e. Thirt

Rg- Good Pictures in for l5 cents, at APPLE
GATES Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-6
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HR- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and JeWelrJ
Nos. sIs and I'll Central-avonue.
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Rg- Pictures for ten cents at JoHNsoS's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
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Bs- CHEsTER's Tea-rooms, east side Of walnu
below Fifth, up stairs.
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MIR, BrrckinridEe,s speech.

We doubt If the public expectation is n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-30

49, We refer our readers to the advertisement
. of Messrs' CHURCH DUPONT, No. 4Ov
broadway New York. The Blood Food is one of the
greatest medicines Of the age, aud is rapidly driving
out of the market all the qunck nostrums of modern
times Its efficacy is great aud its superiority 50
justly acknowledged, that ii ID found difficult to sup
ply the immens" and increasing demand for the ar
tice. Or. EATCN's celebrated .lntante Cordial" is
medicine prepared by n regular physician of emil
nence in Ills profession, and who has devoted his
life to the peculiar phases of Infantile Diseases 1t
no humOug but medicine, which commands itself
Flor. Times.
~ Sc advertisement. nh24 DIV
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AIothers. rend this.

The following ia extract from letter written by
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speaks volumes in
favor of that world-renowned medicine-SIns. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEE7nrNO:
ave sec an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
wordin favor of patent medicine before in our lif
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
this is no hunbug-wE TRIED IT, AID Know IT TO
BE ALL 1t CLAIMS. 1t Is probably, one of the most
successful medicines of the day. because it Is one of
the best. And those of your readers who have ba-
Oct16-ly-d&w
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PILES. PILEsu P1LEslI!
What isitf Ho,c cured ,

What is it HoIr cured ,
Thousands of persons have Piles-sufer for years
with the disease-yet few know what it is or how
is cured Every case of Piles whether manifested in
the form of external tumors frequent bleedings, or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal veuous circulation
This produces the engagement ilation the VEINS
formation Of :umors hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion. Hence ointments, washes
and even injections, are so inenectual.
HUMPHREYS homeopathic PILE SPECIFIC,
asimpe sugar pill taken two three times per day,
cures the disease by curing tho condition upon
which the disease depends. Hundreds. have been
cured 10y it, Of the most obstinate cases. All
will be promptly benefited by it. Price, so cents
n. B.-A full set of HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedies, n large three-drachm walls, and morocco
case, S5 do i'll plain case, 81; case of fifteen boxes
and book, 81.
The Remedies, by the single box or full case sent
to any address by mail express, free of charge,
receipt Of the price. Address
Dr.. F. HUMPHREYS CO,
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by LAUGIILINs L BUsHPIELD,
octl7 No. "A Main ST., Wheeling.
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The one Democratic member of the Yer
mont Senate, elected by mistake, makes as
much fun "s did the one Democratic mem
Der of the Massachusetts Know Nothing
Legislature Ave years ago. In the election
of chaplain he announced that the Demo-
cratic party, in caucus at his desk, had de-
clded to raise no partisan issue, and he
therefore voted for the Rev. Mr.. Lord
There being tie vote between this gen
tleman and the Rev. Mr.. Howard, the cast
ing vote of the Lieutenant Governor was
given in favor of the former, when the
Senator gravely congratulated himself and
the party upon this "glimmer of Demo-
cratic success"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-30

DANlEL S. DIck.Ssox made a speech last
week, in which he made the following hits
at Douglas. We quote:
she claimed that he could assist the
Democratic party in Maine. He did thar
very well, must confess. He informed
us that Thirty thousandsof his friends were
met together there at one time, aud il is
plain enough that they must have kent
together, so that they didn't get home in
What State can he carry? But one
ana that is, in a-political sense, the state
Oh sle and misery 0sr04 .5gt
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Great Republican Demonstration in
Washington County, Pa.


One of the largest and most imposing
Republican demonstrations of the cam
paign, came off at the village of West
BIiddletowD, in Washington county, Pa, on
last Friday night. 1t exceeded, as we
were told, anything of political kind that
ever before occurred in that county, and
probably never was surpassed in Western
Pennsylvania outside the city of Pitts
burgh. There were present ten Wide
Awake companies, distributed as follows:
Parts of two companies from Pittsburgh,
viz: the Fourth Ward Lincoln Guards and
the Central Club; company from Wash
ington, Canonsburg, CIaysYille, Mt. Pleas
ant, Buffalo, North Strabane; one from
Wellsburg, in our own State, and the
Middletown comPany-in all between-six
and seven hundred Wide Awakes-and
altogether forming compact battalion of
half mile in length, with fouf men to the
column. The Pittsburgh companies led
the van of procession position awarded
to them, we believe, by general consent, on
account of the excellence OF their drill,
the attractiveness of their regalia and their
fiue military bearing. They carried
musket shaped torches, which they handled
with the precision of the finest volunteer
corps, while their evolutions were as exact
as those of SO many cadets. The other
companies were worthy to follow such a
lead. OF course, their drill was not SO
perfect, being more newly organized and
having had much less practice, but for all,
there were no discrepancies that would
excite contrast between them and the
advance columns. The whole ten COM
panies made up magnificent procession
of citizen soldiery, which any military
amateur might have been proud to COM
mand. The music of the different COM
panies was in keeping with the general
display. Especially exciting attention
were Young's Band, of Pittsburgh, and the
Middletown Band-two of the very best in
the State of Pennsylvania. outside of Phil
adelphia. The Middletown band has proba-
bly, as much native musical talent in it as
any band in tho country, and their long
practice has brought its members to au
enviable degree of excellence.
The citizens of Middletown deserve great
credit for the very hospitable manner in
which they entertained their visitors The
hotel accommodations being, of course,
insufficient for such gathering, the citizens
almost to man, threw open their doors
and entertained the members of the va
rious companies. Take the demonstration
all together, and it was one of the most
creditabIe to all concerned that we ever
attended.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
You wish to know what our Medicines
will dr. Rad tho F,J1ov-ina- and learn.

"a will dof Read the following and learn:
LIST. Brentlinger's Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla
and Dandelion never fails to cure Scrcfola, White
SWELLING Running Ulcers, and all ETuptions on tho
Skin, by thoroughly Purifying the Blood, as eA-
PeEience of over thirty years has proven.
ID Brentlinger's Syrup Bcneset and Wild Cherry,
has no equal in the of Coughs, Colds and Aztec
tons of the Chest generally.
Sd Brentlinger's Cathartic Pills remove all acid
and deletcriOus substances from the Stomach and
Bowels, without in the least sekening the stomach
They are the best PHI for general use now sold.
18th The Berger Spine and Muscle Liniment
acts like charm in relieving all pains of tho face,
back or limbs, where the use OF q liniment is in
dictated.
is you ali know one of the very best things in the
world for Cuts. Burns, Bruises, &c.
9th. The Golden Hair Restorative, prepared by us,
gives to the hair fine gloss, renders it soft and
smooth, and not only prevents it falling out, but
causes new crop where the head has become bald.
F. A. BRENTLINGER & CO,
Pharmaceutists and Chemists
oct22 No. lo1 Market street.