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+ AIDES LADIES' WINE.

SPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
-".a4@.A . Celebrated 49,.
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sfINULANT, TONIC, D1uRETIc and suDoRIEIC, Which
Is testified 10 by Physicians and thou of Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS a Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
strengthens The Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS IA Dimesic,
1t imparts healthy action GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY oRGANS-very beneficial in DRoPsY GOVT
ErupJe mad Rheumatic Affections. ..5.4 s.5 .
AS "A Sudorifc
1T upon the skin opening pores and xpejlfnc ali i'm
pniies by nsehsbe penpirapn. thereby driving of Epous
and cleansing the surface giving aud gor 70 the bot
system, and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
ofihe SKIN AND COMPLEXION
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Haselons used The Blossom and Fruit of the Elder as one of
their most valuable remedies. -+..i D.@i..
-..@5 In Germany, .e-
The Berries dried and preserved by families for n case
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine or Elder
Is pure from the Juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS as possessing remarkable Mr.
dcinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in common
and an excellent article for oil WEAK and
Ep PERSONS, and the AGED and INFIRM removing ALI.
DISTRACTIONS improving ths APPETITE and bepealtipc
LADIES and CHILDREN, 5Mr-.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because II WIN NOT inoScte contains no mixture AZ
spirits and other liquors and admired rich peculiar flavor
and nutritse properties mpartnga healthy tone 10 the som
ach and Digestive Organs.
R@A wnega fill may be used with meals or at
any time through The day, ms desired.
We will only ask your indulgence 10 make enc trinl or hi.
Wine
For sale in New Orleans by Z. J. HART 4 co, JOHN
WRIGHT CO. JAMES SYME Canal street and BY all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
60 The trade supplied at propretor's prices
ALFRED sPEER Proprietor
uv25 IyEW aos pra,,,.. -
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Isoagh nsg.nnl.g 81 az rIoan y,noon.

Oh last Friday morning an athletic young farmer
in the town of Waynesburg, took fair girl, 9 al
hathed IN bushes, from her parents, and started
for the first town across the Pennsylvania line to
Be married, where the ceremony could be perform
ed without license. The happy pair were accom-
panied by d sister Of the giri-a tall, gaunt and
Xharp Featured female Of some thirty-seyen sum
mers. The pair crossed the line, were married,
aud returned 10 Weilsyille to pass the night. Peo-
DID at the hotel where the wedding party stopped,
observed that they conducted themselves in a
rather singular manner The husband would take
Ais siseriRaW. the tall female aforesaid, into one
corner Of the paflor and talk earnestly to her ges
siculating wildly the while. Then the tall female
would g pnt her foot down and talk to him in an
angry and excited manner. Then the husband
would take bis far young bride into corner, but
he could no sooner commence talking TO her than
zhe gaunt sister would rush in between them and
ADgFily join III the conversation.
Tho people at the hotel ascertained what all this
meant about niiie O'clock in the evening. There
#asH uproar In the room which had been assigned
70 The newly married couple. Female shrieks and
masculine swears Z startled the people at the
female vas pressing and kicking against the door
of The room, and the newly married man, mostly
ssandFessed, was barring her out with all bis might
Occasionally she would kick the door far enough
opelSlo Disclose The stalworth husband, in his
Gentlenlan Greek Slave apparel. Itappeared that
+ The tall female insisted upon occupying the same
room with the newiy-wedded pair; that her sister
was fayorably disposed TO the arrangement, and
that the husband had agreed to 1t before the wed
ding t0ek place, and WAS now Indignantly repn-
dating the contract. Won't you go away now,
Susan, psacefuIsH said the newly-married man,
softening his voice.
q q No. said she, 4 won't-so there ~
Don't you bulge an inch, cried the married
sister within the room.
Now--now, Maria q said the young man to bis
wife, Id pteous tone, 9 dent SO for to cuttin up
in this way now dont.n
z q cut up . much wanter,n she sharply re-
piled.
Z Well, r0ared the desperate man, throwing the
door wide open and stalking out among the crowd,
= well, jest you two wimin' put on your duds and
60 right straight home and bring back the old man
and woman, and your grandfather, who Is nigh on
Ia hundred. bring lem all here, and IH nadsTytRe
sr]se7e did cab0obie of 'e,n aud aee'u al sleep TO-
aetter ~
Tile difficulty was finally adjusted BY the tall f.
maIe taking room alone. WelIsviIle Is enjoying
itself over the ssensation.,
tGIeveand Plaindealer.
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY,
Purest DiRusable stimnians

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY "a
sres introduce the article the public and Of CIV
and country. as the #
Purest DiFusable Stimuiant
which has been prepared for medical II proves is
cordial heahC and inyicorsng to the eniesbos
whether by age disease Its distilled best rye sra
malt and It's nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly bis whereby The Fne OIL and other noxcus d.
gradients known TO be coutaued in the Whisky general u
completely separated thai the absolute purity hs a.
dcle from any foreign admlsture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials c the most ens
Analytical Chemists Of PhadaphH New York and Bos
the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with ks
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, has testified under can
to ifs absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFIC ATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. o. 1879
We have carefully the sample Of Chestnut Groya
Whisky which yon ns and and that contains none OF In
poisonous substance known Fus en- which 10 the cAracf
and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general usc
BOOTH, GARRETT A oAMAC,
49, .--...-.. - Analytical Chepais&
New York, Sept. 5, isss
have analysed sample or Chestnut Grove WHISKY sys
from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr, OF Philadelphia, and .
carefully tested IT, pleased ha It sntlrey
from poisonous deleerious substances It is unuasy
pure and Hne favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist,
Boston, March I, 1859
have made chemical analysis commercial samples Il
Chestnut Grove whisky which proves TO be Tree from theheaey
Fusl Oils and perfectly pure and unauthorized. Tho
this Whisky the grain used in MANY
featuring #. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ D.. State Assayer, s
No. 10 Boylsson street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
...= ~ Wholesale Agent,
li6 Walnut street,
ie2 lThW PHL1pElPHII.
CHApSyIcK's ROYAL. PATENT DOUBLE sRIF-
~ ACTING ARGHIMEDEAE &@. &
tflator.
SMOKE CONDUCTOR 4ND SPARK ARRESTER,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
And to yenase any place where fresh required
Warranted imperfect draft in ChImneys.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE.
nJ-A book with description and will be forwarded
by mail WILLIAM GRIFFITHs,
Assignee and Manufacturer
SEQ BIN No. S05 RACE STREET. Philadelphia Pa
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LADIES GESrLEans's AND CIiLpRgs's HATS AND
BexkErs ask the easion Of beth lady and gentlemen
sqadssa sbe advertisement Of Messrs Bsden Eaues whole
sa and dealass hats Their 50 diversified and
Aeleessa lh mach In view Of .hs demands of sh
aka STAT scarcely aay one can fail 10 Be shifted In anything
- tAe Hire wsch msy be desired They ae ela hats caps
and heaas 4 fesa low and probably weuld 70
*assnase " shes wanting anything The give
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Js5 lyaw
w. d }. f. STARR,
~ CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New .Ieracx,

~ CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
asm. Camden. New Jersey,
Manufacturers Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and otbe,
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required for setting them in III.
latest and most improved modes
wAeHEHs, ooNDENsERs sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
Frs for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 1000 100000 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, OF all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsCoPIC and SINGLE with Cast Iro,
Guide aud Suspension Frames. ~
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS, from 4s nehea diameter for Water q
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such Branches Bend,
nrips Sleeves, etc. \
STOP VALVES from to 80 nches either or plain
WROUGHT IRON WoER-Ali the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Worka.
ND-Communeatlons should be addressed to the PRINCT
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
aS-RRANGH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA. Jefs iyAW =
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lILhzEs SAFES Very strong evidence of the
aacsals1es ~ Iie,s famous pstsat ssult ma hisd ,n
tHsss y ahlissd q our selss columns and sufficiently at
sss their safety under Gre SOW hc see aud fead
the Item setting forth the manner in which, one az .ese safes
fought through big fire III New YSsk value 1t stake was
woft fighting foFs AND dsd the malgnsp demon Of cona
efsslon p do IL hottest aud GANG 81 conflict e right
1hks supplied with Lia ssieoaied coshnasion locks
and for sale u iii szss and saps Fairbanks Co.
scss and sste warehouse rs eanps.Fest Naw Orleans
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SoErEoaUx or THE spIRrT ovsR xPs
CLAY.

CLAY.
This very peculiar and original poem has
Interest and music all its own:
sTis woEdrous strange-it looks as dead,
And yet feel no fear;
Ny body lis upon The bed,
And lam standing here
With aif my faculties complete
perfect man from the crown of my head
TO tie very soies Of my feet.
Dead dead what an earthly word
All now see II all
] was wont TO laugh at the truths heard
OF the life behind the pail;
or the death-in.iife and the lfe-in-death--
And held that the ceasing Of the breath
Was the fiIal end ofall.
But have fed from what is dead
And will warm the clay no more,
That lies SO senseless on the bed,
Deaf 10 those who deplore
The absence Of the living ray
That saved the body from decay, s
And held the worm in awe.
A But what will my darling say to this
when she hears have passed away,
And knows the lips she was wont to kiss
Are palEid curves of clay
VIII she die for the want of the olden bliss,
Or live for the hearts decayz
Ny only wish is to see her now
Great Heaven and can it be
There she lies with her curf-t brow,
Dreaming dream of me:
Dreaming a dream of the man that stands
Here by her side to night;
And kisses the white Of her heavenly hands
And Her eyelids' vaiIiDg light.
An! now know that I VIII SO
Where my true affections are,
And what Iiove below or above
VIII be my guiding star
Ard the light that Isee comsth to me
Undimmed By the clay which lies
Stiff and stark and growing dark
In the glow Of the tropic skies.
o the marrow space was comprised in,
Chained to d lump Of earth,
And darkened by clouds of grief and sin
From the moment Of my birth;
Bat am free as thought can be,
And am where my wishes are
And pure and bright with the lucent light
ThatHoR from tho Lord afar,
Making me shine with the rays divine
Eternity cannot mar.
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GHAaeK ron IayasrmeSr al THE DRuo BusrsEss.
Druggists, shcss having any knosIea Of drug business
Hs ssfsssd advertisement setting Sh aehauee the
laSssineni uf u liaai,atl eapi1ai
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cleveland Plaindealer.

Bay Goops vEhg Low4The up town ladies
~ psaze sesf % advertisement Of Mr.. s. B. chafehl
nor Of yedea snd ESso strea Mr. ii offering rdieu
leg low psers many articles Of dress and fancy dry goods
aaeh Emo aicoer deainss merinos heeges enbroida
Eies Aarss ana ribbons This sale At low prices
s5dsy Msadsy 2ah nssant and theirs will probably bc run
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fszss5s. PxEfgEs & SO. sell TO-DAY al 10
= 81 chasiss callcps ans iafssans aaa
sss SIC, Fps
sheis sdsssssssas e Y
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nofisE Ar GoAAEaciAL CoLLEGg OF raE CRY OF
ks* 0akgA Gs ~ who wish business sSsseasicu ss
40 we'll snaza Institution
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NOTICE OF ELECIInN,

-, -. So NOTICE OF ELECTION,
H ErflE&A Pursuant n Proclamation or His
<6ySsRNsSS Exceiency THOMAS o. MOORE
F1l2ANsasA1x< Governor of the of Louisiana
bearing date 2ist September, 1860 the
qualified Of that portion of lie Parish Of Orleans
he Mississippi river, hereby notified an election will be
held TUESDAY, the 9Th day November 1850 for one
Commissioner of the Board of Public Works First Dis
trct. - - - ~
The Polls will be opened in each Precinct from the
h9drs Of eight O'Clock A. NJ till four oek p NJ on The sid
18th day OF November 1864 the receiving the
votes oil the qualified voters Of tina. portion Parish Of
leans aforesaid under the the
ers and Clerks to be appointed by the nv
law The election 10 be conducted trpicae returns made 10
the undersigned, returning officer according 10 law
shefihs Office, Parish of Orleans, Oct. /, 1850.
4, 4. PARKER, Sheriff.
A Wis D'ELECTTON.--Par suite de La pro-
a clamation de Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE Con;
verneur de Eat de la Louisiana date dn ri dc Sen
emre 1860 les eecteurs qualities portion paroe
dreans Pest d heuye Mississippi nar present notifies
gu une ELECTION tenue e MARDf xieme Jour de no
Temhe 1860 pour Commissare du Bureau DIES Trayaux
Pnbcs pour lie Premier District
Les polls eront ouve dams eaaue ACCOMPLISHMENT election
depns NUT henres dn man usqna qae henres rapres
midi lie dit jour six de noyembre 1850 reht recevo les
bulletins des eecieurs qualities de eette portion Ia parosse
qOtleans susde la surveillance Commissioners al
Grehefs qu seront designss par autorite competence
detection deyra condte retours en- rpcatG dew
ron ee envoyes soussigne charge transnee con
fortnemen Ia le. w.
Butean da Sheriff Paroisse d'orl6ans,
Of I2tjns f 4 PARKER sbkr,f
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

RoT1CEl OE EiE4ESVEONs
/ % ssssSsss. Esceiieaey THOMAS O. MOORE,
n.ss hs RI Sate ~ sspsmGss s M
an Election viii be held TUESDAY The 9Th day Of Noveni.
ber 1850 for the purpose Of choosing six Electors tor President
Ps Efs0E fFGR ts Es EIeeoFa District cSPoss Of
riet Of the city Orleans and the FanbohrE Meme
One Recto the Second Electoral District composed of
epon o he Faubourg Trtma and the First District Of the
One Egcto nom the Third Electoral District composed of
he Eoah District the city ef New Orleans hat paf IF he
parishes Of Jefferson st. Charles s. John the Baptist ST.
One Eecto from The Fcah Electoral District composed II
H. parishes ss & F N % Washngt9n gsson s
Baton s3, Wsst B III R9ggs and I9siys
the Counties Of Attaapa and opeous and the Parishes Of
tne Eiecor fsem lie Sixth Eeca, District composed Of
he GSaniss 9 Na shitoehss onseh neodia and the
The Polls viii opened eaeh Election Precinct from e
hours # Eight o'clock A. NJ ~ Four o'clock r. NJ he
anaSsd g he paR oean ahdeG rs
BY he authorities desgnaed by law The Election Is Es con-
dced and peste returns made TO the undersigned returning
shsrifFs Once, Parish of Orleans segtenber g 1850
WIS II M sv site b s IA
de Eat de la Louisiana, dale sepembe 1866
les d!seeuLs Qualities ds 4 paroe 4 present
noxenbre 1850 ee De ehos Six Elereur pour President
Tn Eeeteqr pour Premier district Electoral compose des
Raroses de Paluenne 81 Bernard du Toisieme District
Ia Nouyele- Orleans du faabOurg IRENE.
I'm Eectepr e Second District Electoral compose
Second District de Ia Souvele Orleans "a Perception a fan
bcrg Treme lie Premier District de III vile de Ia Nouyee
Orleans.
Tn Eeeteur pour Troseme District Electoral compose d
Quatrieme District de In Vile de Ia Nouveie Orleans cete
parte de Ia Nouyele Orleans q la rive
heuve Mississippi des paoisses de Jefferson SGhare
Jean Bapse SJaeques- Ascension, Absorption, Ifourche
ct Terrebonne.
I'm Elecenr pour lie Quaeme District Electoral compose
des parosses de ST. anmany Washington Livingston
lena Est Fecana qaestF eligiana Poine coupec, EBaon
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge ct Ibervie
I'm Eectenr pour lie Cnqueme District Electoral, compose
des ceme DIES Aakapas ct opelousas de paroes Rapdes
ct AvoyeleR.
I'm ElecIeur pour sxieme District Electoral compss6 des
cones de Natchoches Ouacta Coneordia
Catalonia Franklin.
Les Polls ouyerts dams chaqne reimbursement d'elec
ton depnis Shenres A. NJ usqu' heues NJ dit iour
de nayembre 1850 fee de eeeyoir les bulletins eeceurs
qualities de la parosse d0rean Ia veanee
missaes ct Geers qu seront ddgnds par rautors oompe
detection condute les rapports EN- pcata dew
ee envoyes Sousigpe charge de tTasmetre con
formGment la loi
Bureau du Sheriff, paroisse d Orleans
lie % de septembre 1865.
o. I'd f.. II. Gb3riF
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NOTICES. or ELECTION.
3 n NoTICE OF EIsECTInN.

-<ss As~ a. NOTICE OF ELECTION.
<$Ml&MExSSsSSn Pursuant 10 Writ OF Election, bear
ssSh FFF&v%S. ing date the Seventeenth day of Octo-
fa,SAAT.&Asx~ bar, eighteen hundred and sixty,
QS60D 10 me directed by his Excel
lency THOMAS O, MOORE, Governor OF the State Of
lana the qualified voters Of the Fifth Ward of the city Of New
Orleans, Fifth Representative District hereby
an election will be held MONDAY the twenty ninth C20
day o. October eighteen hundred and sixty S5, for Re-
Vacancy by the death of the Hon james Lamohe
The Polls will be opened in each Election Precinct said
Ward from the hours OF eight S o'clock A. NJ to four AZ o'clock
r NJ on the said day for the purpose Of receiving the
The qualified Of said Ward under tue superintendent
the and Clerks be appointed by the authorities
designated by law.
The Election be conducted and ttpicae
made to the undersigned returning officer according law
Sherfs Office, October 10, 1850.
f. t. PARKER, Sheriff.
Wis D'ELECTION,--En yertu dun writ
detection date dn dNsept doeobe mil hut spixane
Gouyener de Eta de la Louisiana 6ectetrs qualities du
nquieme District Repesentatif de Ia Vile de Ia Nouvele
leans son quune election lieu ND
lie pfugt ncuvieme jour doctobTe mil hn sOxaute eet
dc nomtner Rep6seuRn Ensemble iendale Eat
pour remp la vacance eecasonne ddees de- Hon james
L. Ianio he.
Les polls dams chague ACCOMPLISHMENT detection
n dit District depths Shenre A. NJ usqua heutes NJ e
dit Jour eet de evo les bulletins DIES eecteurs qualities
du dit District la Hnee des eomnslreS
qui seront desiguds par fautorita constitutes.
detection conduie les enyoyds tp
chta au oussgnS charge de les transmee, comic
Ia loi.
Bureau du Sheriff lie 10 octobrc 1860. Z .-..
o22 ii II. T. PARKER sh6tiE
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alflu 0fiesus aaiIp Crescent.
snLEeTgp POETRY, TALES AND MISCELLANY.

SELECTED POETRY, TALES ANb MisUkLLANt
Fairy LDRR.
TFrcm sll she Year Round.l
Glad were the children when their glowing faces
Gathered about us In the winter nlghs,
And now. with rleesome hearts in yerdant places,
We zee them leading in the summer hgh1;
~ s,,sv remember yet the tales we told them
Arennd the henrtll, Of fairies long ago,
ys5,sy sl,eV could only HOOK out TO behold them
Oafck dancing earfhward in the feathery snow.
Nat NAN, the vouag and fresh imagination
rsrsis traces 81 their presence everywhere,
And people with q new and bright creation
Ills clear blue chambers Of the sunny ar.
For them liz gate 81 many sunny palace
Ones 10 the ringing hugle OF the beg,
And every fiower-cup is golden enatee
Mine*dlted, in some grand elm rsyeiTy.
s,saiut ljttle ewes from grassy hooks are peeriag
Zach iewy leaf is rich IN magic lore
THE foan bells. down the ringing broo
Are fairsffeighted to some napier shore'
xssr,, theor;sts, with wisdom ovetveaobing
ql}e SiiIa Ut wssdBm In year pFecepts Geld,
And with s painful stress Of calloas teaching,
ThAt witaers the ycuag hearts into the olds
what Il tass gasn II aM their flowers were persisted
Their visions eldsfcreyer shern and bare,
The mirror shattered that their young faith cher
ished,
Showing he face III things 80 very fairs
Time hath enough Of ills to undeceive them,
And care will crowd where dreams have dweif
Oh, therefore, while the heart is trusting leave
them
49,
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NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORK CARDS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLuEI
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Save the PiccesG
&c NoMVi DISPATCH
rV-"A Stitch In Time Saves Nine."-g1
As accidents will happen in wellregulaed families It
Is very desirable have cheap and convenient way
pairing Furniture, Toys orOckery, etc
Spaidins's Prepared Glue
Meets all such emergencies and household afford TO be
without it, II is always ready md up TO the sticking point
There longer necessity for impng chairs plinercd
eadess dolls and broken cradles 1t is just the article
for she'll and other ornamental work, popuar with Ia
dies of refinement and taste. "0
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best glue may used the place of ord
nary muclNge being vastly adhesive
<m USEFUL IN EVERY HousEr -u.5- 0M
N. BA Brush accompanies each bottle Price Is cents
Wholesale Depot, No As Cedar street New York
Address HENRY c. sPALDING 4 CO.,
Box No. 5000, New York
Put for Dealers in Cases containing four eight and twelve
do6ona beautiful Lhogrp Show Gard accompanying each
package,
HJ-A single bottle Of SPALDINGiS PREPARED GLUE
will ten times its annually every household ga
Sold by all prominent Satoners, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grceers, aud Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make uoie Of SPALpISG'S
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list, 1t will stand
any climate, Nss ... tal9 Iy&W
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The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d,
ses introduce the article the public and physicians Of CHI
u ba
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02

The official census of 1850 gives to Cincin-
natl population of 1886, and the school
census was 36,Ol3. The same ratio, as the
enumeration of the present year above re-
turned, would give population of 100000,
after deducting proper per centage to be
allowed for the greater exactness of school
enumerations now than ten years ago.
The usual monthly claims were then
passed.
The Committee on Night Schools made a
report, recommending the opening Of night
schools in the First Seventh, Eighth and
Second Intermediate Districts. Also, that
they be authorized to nominate teachers for
said schools subject to confirmation by the
Board, and at the same salaries as paid last
year, Also, that the janitors be paid 81 a
month for each room occupied. Also, that
the teachers of night schools be included in
the arrangements for the winter holidays.
The report was adopted, except that the
nomination of teachers was left in the hands
of the local Trustees. .I.
After the transaction of some other busi-
ness, and the adoption of a resolution to
meet henceiorth at seven o'clock, the Board
adjourned $50