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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-06-28
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VS. VA S @A SxSs sA<S Ssg -
= Iris a TACT that, at scne yrriod, every mon,ber OF the
human Nmlly IS sulIett 10 disease ur iisturbarcp Of ,le
bodily uncilpgNi W., WIN iie aid 81 a good tonic ard the
exercise OF plain common Srnsr, they u he dhIr 80 to
regulate thc system as 10 secure permanent health. In
order TO accomplish this desired Object. the true course to
pursue IN. certainly that which vii produce , natural
state NJ Times az ne l"Ast hJzRll OF vital S,rCng,h ard
lU, FOl this purpose, ~. ~l'us,rtler has mi rutuc,! to
this country PREPARATION bearing MS T",he, which u no,
a uuW medicine, bat one tat has been TILED for Years,
giving subtraction 10 al who have used H. Tie Enters
operate powerfully upon thc stomach, bowels aud liver,
restoring them to a healthy vigorous action, Ind thuf, hy
tie simple prOccas olatrtugihchlnS nature, ENABLE ne
system 10 tllu'nph OVER disease,
lnl the cure OF Dyspepsia, lndiSoSiI0n' nausea, Flttu
!Ency, l0SSol Appetite, Or any hHIoWs tolnElalfs, ai!Slhl
from 4 morbid igartioi ofilr stomach VI Bowels Fredu
Gins Cramps, nys.Etery, Colo, ChVlrrl Moibas, &c,
Thea" Filters have No equal,
DiarrLmO, dyser,ery or GuX, 30 generally contracted by
New settlers, and caused principally by tie ehanBr o
wafer ald diet, VII! 10 spcrd!iy rcgLla,ei by a %bTicfuBf
o. this preparation. pysl rpEi! Which is probably more
prevalent ~ az rs various iotmf, than auy other, ard
I'VE cause o! "hich may always ~" attributed 70 doran5e'
mler's ofthe digestive orsalt, can te cured without foil
y using hosThrlfu's S1oNA,n BlrlERs, as per
d~Ieetiors on Inc hottie, for THIS disease every physician
wan recommend Bl'ierg . some hind' then why no, use
az article known 20 10 iGtANhblel ~ .at!ons no We theiJ
tittls ata FcvrG'!.c al dsstNso ana s,rcnEthensr OF the
system Ia generals and AMONG them al. there Is no, IN 30
iotrd 4 more healthy reUils taan the Ger mans, iron,
"hSEl th!9 Preparation sntsnat<d, bsses! upon se,opttAe
experiments wii!ch cave ter!e! 20 YrcTy ,es vslas ri ttis
great PREPARATION II the scale o. rsv!!cGl seisnce.
FAN2N AND >Gug.-! NJ ty!Eg spn rSvoh!AG d,soaIr
which hrsS It's relentless grasp Oh the body Of nl.r. 70
duclrg hin 10 Q mere shadow u D short unis, sri rem
scr!ne nm iLSs!csi'yatd n;cEtsiay Lsc!rtr. can be driver
nom the bots By TIE Csc o. UoSIETTERS ltANoWNEl
III IRIS, Farthrr, nlic oithe "bovestated diseased
csn be contracted, rvon In exposed S.tua,.ors, il tao lit
icrs are uSel as per diI rtil)ls, And as thcy neither ere
ate nausea nov onc'd tie palate. aud lrr1cr unnecessary
Any change of diet on interrogation Of ordinary pursuits.
bvt promote sound sleep and healthy digestion, toe c"N.
Nlaini IS removed as "rccttly a. is e]nHEiStel. "i'n tie
production Of t CROUCH and permanent cure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-06-28
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CUSlARA Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
COSTAES Btd.Bug Eytcrminator.
COSTAR'S Eclctric Powder, for Insects, &c.
EsTROYE INSTANTLY
Iat3-Ro gc-MUlce-Groun Mice
Bed Moths OsQuitQes-Flea
-Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c, in
short, every form ard species Of -
NERMIN,
10 years established in New To:k City--used
by the City Post Onice--the City Prisons and
Station Houses-thc City Steamers. Ships, &c,
the CITY iIDtcls-.istor, st. Nicholas, &c
and by more than 10000 private families.
BGAs. Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them. Wholesale Agents in all the large cities
and towns. Beware of spurious limitations: 81
Sample Boxes sent by mail. Address orders
or for Circular to Dealers to HENRY X.
COSTAR, Principal Depot, 5l2, Broadway
i~opposito st. Nicholas Hotel y. Y.
Sold by WI STEWART, Ag't,
April % Winchester, Tenn.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
Cincinnati Market.

OlhClNnAIii APih Hi'
FLOUR-The demand continues fair, but
chiefly local. Prices art unchanged. The
sales comprise 800 brls. at $5 5095 30 for
superine, and IS 60@5 80 for extra.
WIIISKY-The market is unchanged and
steady: sales of 900 brls. at l7A@l72sc. the
latter rate for wagon.
GR0CERIES-No change in the market
A good demand for Coffee, with sales of 3oC
bags at l4N@l41Ic. Sugar ranges from tx
to S1Sc., and Moasses from As to Acc.
PROVISIONS-Cit brands mess Pork are
generally held at SIT So with moderate de-
mand at $l7 20, at which rate 300 brls. were
procured. Bacon unchanged and firm: sales
lis hhds. Shoulders at 71sc., but they are
generally held at nc. Light Sides could
have been bought at 914c, but those averag,
ing 80 10 35 lbs. are held at 92sc. A good
demand for bulk Meats without any impor-
tant change in prices, though they are Of
cered rather sparingly at the quotations
sales of 100000 lbs. Sides, averaging 35h
lbs, Mt SIC, and 100 hhds. Shoulders a
6hc. for packed. Lard is held higher, print
city rendered being held at 1011c., but loHc
was The outside rate paid: the sales were ion
terces gut at l0c., and 1926 brls. prime at l0Hc
WHEAT-There is agood demand for Fall
and the market is firm at 81 35@l 80 fo
prime white, and 81 30@l 33 for prime red
spring IS uull aJ pl lokYl Il.
-CORN-The demand continues good, and
the market firm, at 44@45c. for ear in bulk
and ACC. for shelled: sales of 800 bushels cal
in bulk at 44c.
OATS-The market is firm, with goot
demand, at 45c. in bulk: sales of 700 bushel
in bulk, Mt the Canal, at Acc.
RYE-Continues in good demand and tn
| market firm, at 95c. for prime.
BARLEY--There was an improved de
mand to-day for prime fall, but inferior re
mains dull, and good deal offering: we quot
prime full at SO@85c. Sales of 500 bushel
spring and fall at &c.; 200 bushels good sprinl
at 75c.; l5O bushels fall at &c.; and 500 bush
| els do. at S5c.
HAY-The market is steady, with fai
demand at $lS@l9per tun for prime Timoth,
in bales on arrival, and $22@24 for loose il
wagons.
CHEESE-The demand for old is fair a
| last quotations; new is dull at TIC.
BUTTER-Prime fresh continues in goo
| demand at 10000; winter made roll is dul
| at l2@l4c., and inferior heavy at 99llc.
| APPLES-The market is dull and un
changed. We quote prime at $4 per barre
and common at So 50@3.
| POTAT0ES-The market is dull an
prices nominal at 81 50@l IS per barrel tc
prime Northern, and 75c.@$l for common
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

New YORK DRY GooDs MARKET.-Friday's
New York Tribune has the following in re-
gard to the Dry Goods market for the past
week:
We notice some Improvement In the Dry Goods
some of the far Western buyers represented, and
many of the jobbers doing more business than ~
ACTIVITY f in The Domestic Goods market which has
prevailed during the past few months mas Deeh buV-
cesded by corresponding du,ness; he n great
degree Of rmness for most styles OF cotton goous
and full prices are maintained In view q tne small
which we have hitherto reported, and the probable
| demand for consumption which may exist ,s auIlns
s ys3T We IN see pros 9S SouS Sc submitted TO-
position Of the Cotton market, and the advance ~
ggoWntry VI as we as in England affords encourage,
meut that goods be produced any cheeper 'nsa "a
heretofore. Nevertheless, as contracts h
| probable that irregularity in prices wli ps y.
,cen aud without prudent management on me psa' NV
slime Il I%,' HAY be sic forced d upon % them. i
| We have heretofore shown that the increase o
bos ngt been in the same ratio Of Increase other
departments Of American industry, ana hot elu "
md IT, at certain periods, notice surplus stoct
IN hand It has been owing to the want OF dyersn l
in fabric But that state tint Sf iSGS WI w, ben
II should be completed. From every section Of New
England new enterprises in that department, or en-
lRrIemrnt of present works are chronlcled ang tn'
greatest activity prevails in our machineshops ioun
drrics, &c. -. . , ,,o, fan
iures-thr furnishing houses and large cutters Q
snods buy more freely Of the lower grades, but th
Ip.sdSy II inc thou;and pieces Of Domestic Cash
| inrres passed OF without much excitement, as tn
GHiTy S dd 'Esi dsssas RS' and
| Goods, THE prices, under the circumstances, wer
satisfactory although The ana no WA Ia
subjected 70 great loss; ont the sae e'ihoeo no Al
| dication of the tone OF the market.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
lBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 2l-P. M.-Ashes steady;
sales of 40 brls. at $5 % for Pots, and S. 621
for Pearls.
Cotton quiet and unchanged: sales of 800
bales at l1Tc. for middling uplands; lower
grades are almost unsaleable.
Flour-The demand is less active, and the
market for common grades is shade lower:
sales of 4,900 brls. at $5 22X@5 27% for SUI
perfine State; S. 2O@5 40 for extra State
SIS 25(95 30 for superfine Western; So 400
IS for common to medium extra Western;
and So 9O@6 05 for shipping brands of extra
round-hoop Ohio; the market closing dull,
with tendency downward for common grades.
Canadian Flour heavy for common and steady
Tor good grades: sales of $50 brls. at s. 559
| 25 for common to choice extra. Corn Meal
| quiet and unchanged.
| Rye Flour firm, with fair business al
| SO 1904 40 for common to choice super
fine.
Whisky in moderate request at unchanged
| prices: sales of $50 brls. at q nc.
| Wheat-Demand limited for export, but
moderate milling inquiry. Prices favo
buyers: sales of 5000 bushels white Canad
at 81 CO. $500 bushels choice winter re-
Western at 81 ID, delivered $500 bushel
Milwaukee Club at 81 49, 1900 bushels goo
Chicago spring at 81 ri. Rye scarce an
firm at s56s7c. Barley 75@7sc. Corn les
active, and hardly so firm at 72c. delivere
for mixed Western, 751S@76c. for yello'
Jersey and Southern.
Oats unchanged in prices but more activ
at 43@044c. for Western, Canadian and Stat
Pork dull and heavy at unchanged price
sales of 750 brls. at SIT 81 for new mess; $ls
for heavy uninspected; $l7 40 for old mes
$l4 4O@i4 As for new prime, and $l2 97@
for old prime. Beef dull and unchange
sales of 300 brls. at 81 40 for country prim
S595 50 for do. mess; 81 75@l2 30 for T
,, packed mess; $ll@ll 25 for extra met
Beef Hams dull and heavy: sales of 100 br
at Sl2 so for State and Western. Prime me
} Beef dull and nominal at $l3@l8.
p. Cut Meats dull and dropping: sales Of 2
= /. brls. at ssl99ssc. for Hams, the latter
! choice city, and 67s@sc. for Shoulders. I
y = con dull, with small demand. Lard gu
and unchanged: sales of $50 brls at l0N
lie. Butter dull at ll@l3c. for Ohio, a
, ll1I@2Oc. for State. Cheese steady at IL
. l3c for inferior to prime. Coffee continI
steady at l3N@l4c. for Rio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
v1NE.sr., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
OPP. THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.

The proprietors of the DAILY Pass offer to the
public complete newspaper, into which more mat
ter Is condensed than is contained in some daiies OF
much greater preteusons in size, and which they
furnish at price that brings 1t within the reach Of
every man and woman in Cincinnati, who are able to
labor. ....
We ask fair comparison of the Press with the
other papers of this city of other city and the
Judgment of our readers whether we do not furnish
paper equally attractive at one-haf, or less than
half the cost of the other Cincinnati dailies.
The DAILY PRESS, since it came under the present
management, has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably large a circulation within
the city of Cincinnati other Journal and is in
creasing at rate equal to the most sangune expec-
tations of its proprietors.
From its large circulation, and from its size which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can be in the large papers, The DAILY PRESS
offers the most valuable advertising medium in this
CITY Its advertising business has largely increased
and ts columns are respectable exhibit of the bust
ness and enterprise of tho city Its columns are es-
pecialy looked to for largo class advertisements Of
" Wants" and "For sale," and for servants, etc.
which almost invariably bring prompt answers
Peoule who are out of employment, or who want
helm of any kind can place their needs before thou
sands of the laboring employing classes by TWEEN
tv.fye.cent advertisement in THE DAILY PRESS.
TuE DAILY PRESS has also larger circulation il
Coyngton and Newport than the aggregate of all tn
other Cincinnati papers.
Business men in Cincinnati can in no way increas
their business SO easily and certainly by adverts
| ing in this paper
Routes can be easily established for the DAHL
pprss in any Of the towns within days dis
,.Doo Of Cincinnati by railroad, and carriers will n
that a little energy and labor will build up route
which will be valuable to them; and the great mum
ber of one-cent paper that be distributed in al
most any town. will furnish handsome income to tn
carrier. ....
We are ready to make arrangements for routes
towns not yet occupied, with persons who can furns
satisfactory assurances of character and respons
bility. .-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
,oprv nIRFRRENT SIZES AND
Family Work-Room.

NEISs, M: Ia Fi WILLIANIS WOULD I1 RES RES
and the public generally, that she has opened
FAMILY WORK, ROOM at the Office Of the Gr9yer
& Baker Sewing Machine Company, No. SO West
Fourth street. where she is prepared 70 manuaeture
Ladies and Uhdrens' Under Garments, Shirts, Shirt
Bosoms and Tucked Skirts, which for durability and
neatness unsurpassed.
N. b Particular attention paid to the manufacture
Of Children's Clothing of every description.
....| ma20-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary and Commercial.
SATURDAY EVENING. April

hplll Als
An effort was made to-day to advance
the rate of Eastern Exchange to Is premium;
the extreme scarcity being sufficient cause
thcrefor but the old price 4 was continued
by a majority of dealers, although two or
three houses put up the figure q and were
drawing at the advance all day. Nearly all
the Bankers refused to sell except to Gus
toners, and the probability is that Exchange
will go up generally tomorrow to "a prem.
Money matters were fairly active to-
day, with little change from Friday. The
demand was good, but the market easy
enough for first-class Paper and legitimate
business transactions at l0@l2 per cent.
Gold was firmer owing to the Improvement
in Exchange, but little was done in it beyond
shipments.
New Orleans Exchange was quiet, and
Uncurrent Money was unchanged from our
last quotations.
Flour was in fair demand, with only a
local trade; Whisky unchanged; Groceries
unaltered. Mess Beef was held at SIT so, but
only SIT 25 was offered, and sales made at
that price. Wheat was in good demand, MS
were Corn, Oats, Rye and Barley.
The Imports and Exports of various ar
ticles during the twenty-tour hours ending
Saturday noon were:
Imports-Apples, 67 brls;i Darley, 3;6ll bqsh But
ter f7s pkgs Candles, =; Corn, 1858 bushels; Cheese
]5l boxes; Coffee so bags; Flour, iG brls Hay I!
bales Hogs $40 bead; Lard 23 brls. and o Kegs; Mo
lasse 90 bIis.; Malt G93 bushels oats 5l0 bnshel5
Pork and Bacon, hhd.; terces. i brls, 22; boxes,
and l3l,a39 pounds; Potatoes 176 bushels; Sugar,
hhds;; salt, = barrels; Wheat, Gg7o bush; Whisky
l,jj5 barrels.
Erports-Apples, bris.; Barley, 32 bushels; But.
! ter, pkgs.; Candles, 4 boxes; Cora; . bushels
Cheese Gj boxes Coffee, l7O bags; Flour, rs barrels
Hay, = bales; Hogs, 249 head; Lard, l6j brls and =
| bushels; Pork and Bacon, 81 hhds., ll5 tierces
- barrels. = boxes, and 3is pounds; Potatoes 81
! bushels; Sugar. rs hhds.; Salt, 56 barlelsi Wheat
| s6s bushels Whisky, sl4 barrels.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23

that stern, strange, inward tone which arises
In the extreme OF anxiety or peru ,,. ,..,,
"If you faint or give way we are DOM losv
The effect was wonderful. Bravely the
poor Young, frail creature tougnt WIN her
weakness, beating back The faintnessth
that thin, qualSing plank, with three eoales
rushing far below, ana their hoa.se voices csss
ronnd her waist to stay her against the sway
ing ropes beneath.
SNow, are you ready to try itf'
"I am ready" said the brave girl.
Gentle and gradually loosed her hold Of
my neck and arms; | put the hand-rope into
her grasp, with directions to let 1t slip
through her hand, merely resting on it as she
walked, and with her left hand clasped
tightly in my left, which was stretched out
behind for her hold, inch by inch, and foot
by foot, without single sigh or fiutter she
reached the platform, where her friends
stood, like statues, waiting us in breathless
awe.
| had only time to lift her from the bridge
when she gave way in sad earnest, and for a
long time she 10y, pale and rigid as drowned
corpse, on the black rocks.
Whenever symptoms of recovery began to
appear, her friends were very profuse in their
! acknowledgements. One old gentleman-the
Paterfamilias, suspected-eyeing my rough
/ snOOlluK COdJ anu NOIu iOEBihbo' pNEul
about Remuneration | could fairly ask,
| fumbling, at the same time, IN his pocket.
fear consigned him rather abruptly to th'
tender care Of q certain unmentionable per
sonage and in great dudgeon with what
conceived much too large party of heartles
cravens, called old Tasso from admirin,
and nosing about the young girl ] had as
sisted, and stumping up the ladder with hin
| in my arms, (he could never climb up il
though he always got down splendidly, poo
old fellow,) reached the top. A very swee
faint voice followed me: "Oh, sir. wish t
thank you" This sounded soothingly an
real; but stay my hot, bashful young bloc
would not. remember dimly taking o
my hat, and replying, with many blushei
mot Al ali; don't mention it, beg and
moved away.
1 suppose you think the nboye-namc
young lady is now Mrs. -. II shoul
have been 50, perhaps, hut il never was, or,
likely 10 be, unless she turns up and reward
me after long delay. | never beard he
name or anything Of her beyond this nc
venturer at the swinging bridge; nnd as
am far out of the worlds notice, it is in
probably we will never know more Of eac
other now.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
Fridav's New York Times thus speaks Of

Thursdays Monetary affairs:
There Is not much ofeport In Money affair
beyond tho further improved conndenoe IN w M
by the 1raeo The English Funds ni. are reported 4
easier which would indicate that the maximum
rate o interest at the Bank q England had been az
tained for the present We hear to-day OF line OF
S00 900 in rst.class short acceptances being taken
AZ the rate Of 5 per cent. per annum. Temporary
loans to the Brokers are 5Qn5h per cent. In Ex-
chanrs the business for the mail on Saturday has
scarcely yet shown itself London is RS ls}t@tb l71S
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New York,
a,,o4o LAND Warrants aa fellows. ...r. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
lBy Telegraph to the Chamber Of Commerce. ]
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April POP. MA good
prices; 1000 brls. sold, closing at $5 75@6 80
for superfine. Mess Pork in fair demand at
Sl7 7b@ls. Lard dull at lO1fc.; the demand
is quite moderate. Whisky is nominal at l9c.
for rectifed Bacon steady, with moderate
local demand at TIC for Shoulders and l0c.
for Sides and llN@llKc. for clear Sides.
An improved demand for Sugar, and prices
frmer but not quotably higher; fully fair
nc. Molasses unchanged and firm, receipts
light. A good demand for Coffee, and prices
nc. higher sales OF 5000 bags at l2A@l31c.
The steamers Pacific and John RaiNe have
arrived, and the Fremont departed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
SUNDAY Evening, April %.

The business Of Third-strest the past week
was hardly so active as during the previous
one, though with some of thL Bankers it was
more SO. Currency with few of the houses
decreased in supply; but, generally it was
about the same, with an augmented demand
at the close of the week. The Money market
was still easy on Saturday for approved paper
and securities, at lO@l2 per cent in the reg
ular quarters; many transactions occurring
at the former figures.
Eastern Exchange continued to grow scarce, |
and of course, 6lmer, as the week progressed; |
| and though the rate was 40c. buying and NJ. |
! premium, number OF dealers paid 45C94T1Sc. |
| regularly until Saturday, when almost every
one was giving Nc. and several houses draw
ing at %c.-a rate we think will be genera
| Tomorrow.
God was in demand, chiefly for shipment
the past week at H93Oc. but yesterday
dealers were willing TO give 40c. premium for
a good lot. The selling rate at present is
Xd55C. premium.
New Orleans Exchange grew duller during
the week, and the rate for Sight has rather
declined; while in time Paper on the South
few transactions occurred.
Eastern bills of two and three mo this date
I were quiet, because few were offered or made.
! Upcurrent Money was without special
change. We annex the prevailing rates OF
discount:
: Indiana Stock III Virginia texccpt Wheel
+ ing Banks and Branches) 4; Iowa 2 Illinois
2; Wisconsin 2; Missouri III st. Louis city
: u; Maryland "a Michigan /; North Carolina
/ /; South Carolina l; Georgia l; Canada i
e Pennsylvania H@l; Alabama /.
n The rates of Exchange and Coin at the
l. close of business hours yesterday were as
follows;
n New York sght...........4O9g = prem. S@ q prem
n philadelphia ...'''......iGq ePrem' {ag9 prem
baltimore - ] ........ prem. z3$ prem
nold :;; .o Srem ,c vi prem
r Letters from New Orleans of the 18th inst
10 represent money matters there closer thar
10 for long time at this season of the year
le There are large quantities of sanded cotton
or such as has been injured by the overflow
I ing of Red and other rivers, on that marke
It at very low and ruinous rates TO the plante
and factor. Although money may seem t
It be plenty among the few, it is by no mean
so at the Banks, or among those usually deal
!, ing there.
k Saturdays Missouri Democrat thus speal;
Ie of Monetary matters in st. Louis:
's ',The demand for Exchange continues unabetes I
there to b ' o S & e.
s?IiS he BSag aua a' ssSsss
A sesTsty q soId y prem: above BankaSis fund
dOanfy SSsS was I. n TIE city kowsver wit
sleo0OO OF drafts, which he offered at iqr gold q
hoped more snch SEa: wnII w bS sTya %
curing the Gold, thus forcing down Exchange rat'
quiet day a the anks 9;SsortSiag ting,
Of hSre most iresiy In Exchange The only branch
IS that seem % have iree crcuistion wl.nohs .nc i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
q. COMMENCING APRIL is, 1860.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
R&g N S.tss;;:.s:.1s;;;IEs
RAIL H O a ID.
gr BROAD GUAGE
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE or cAhs'
yw1wO DAILY TRAINS FOR VIM
IL CENNES, Cairo and St. Louis at 4'@0 A. m.
Th2es daily trains for Louisville at 4,25 A. NJ,
3 p. NJ. and 5;35 p. M.
: One trails for Evansville at 4;25 Am;
The trains connect at st. Louis for all poinle IN
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo-
kuS at st. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, Vicksburg
NatcheE and New Orleans.
One through train on Sunday at 5i:}5 p. nj.
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis, sundays
excepted, at a A, NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at
$50 p. NJ. =,
Express train leaves st. Lonis daily at 6;4O p. NJ
arriving at Cincinnati at 9:55 A. M. 90,
For through tickets to all points West and Sonth'
please apply at the oices Walnut-street House, Pc
corner office; Northwest corner Front and Broad
way; Spencer House Office, and at the Depot corner
Front and Mil streets. OmnbuAes call for passen-
eers II. w. WOODWARD,
apl6 snperinhhoeht EASTERN OlNlsIon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-23
ROOFING! RooF1NGl

TNNHE OUTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
III ROOFING Is offered TO the public as the best ana
cheapest Metal Roof now used It's merits having been
tested by experience Of years in TINS CITY ana bMd "a
InRs No solder used-flstened securely without ex-
posure to the action of the elements.
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment 10 any Part OF
the United States be applied by any one with or
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