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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-15

The Railway Meeting Last Evening Mt
the morchRnts' Exchnnge-The Subject
Of CineinBatps Southern Connections
Further Discussed.
An adjourned meeting Of the citizens in
favor of establishing efficient Southern rail-
way connections with Cincinnati was held
last evening at the Merchants Exchange.
Mayer Hollingsworth, of Nashville, Tenn,
mr. Aacey, OF the same city, Judge Swan, of
Tennessee, and Col. Cooke, of Knoxville, in
the same State were present also, and made
remarks IN favor OF the importance and ad-
vantage OF the proposed movement 10 Ten
nessee as well as TO Ohio. The feeling of
the meeting was unanimous in favor of the
connections; the only trouble was to decide
upon a route for the road or roads.
VIM. S. Cory offered a series OF resolu-
tions 10 the effect that the enterprise was of
the most vital consequence to us-even more
than TO our Southern neighbOrs; that the
matter should be Immediately brought for
ward, and The sense of the citizens be taken
on the question. He proposed that COM
mittee should be appointed TO visit Nash
vile Knoxville and Cumberland Gap, and
report upon the best and most practicable
route TO be established; also, that the public
railway Property Of the city should be dis
posed Of 70 aid the work. f.
Mr.. Cory accompanied bis resolutions
WIN no upoAi TIC W OhA-
cinaati was exposed of losing her proud title
Of the Queen of the West" She had acted
the Queen, and rested secure in her pride
until other cities in the West had nearly
overtaken, and were even on the point of
outstTipping her ia the race of progress. II
was the duty Of every manufacturer, every
land holder, every capitalist, every Cincin-
natiaA, indeed, to assist, as far as possible, In
this labor1ths meet important In which the
city had at any time been engaged. The
road proposed was the tap-root Of our city's
success and prosperity. Our Eastern aud
Western roads lay, so 70 speak, merely on
the surface, and were Of far less advantage
than a public iron highway 10 the South.
Pollock Wilson also offered a preamble
and lesolnliohs, ufgipg The necessity Of the
bOulhotn connections, and the evil e0nse-
qnenee Of their non-establishment. Tn
suhliUare u Ms resolutions were nearly the
ss1hs a. ~, copyR though more practical
The great dlllealiy expeEieneed In trans
rorl.nG i1eigbt u Icnnelase by way Of the
Lonl.4llle AID AsthFilIe Railway, and the
dsienilon of hundreds Of tnns of freight
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DIED.

DAVIS September 10, of consumption Of the
lungs, Frederick DAVIS, aged five years and five
months, ONLY son Of Stephen and Sarah q. Davis.
Funeral to-day Saturday at O'Clock p. MI at
the residence of the parents, 1877 frontstreet be-
tween Plum ard Central-ayenue. Friends are re-
Iectfully invited to attend without further notice.
MASLIE-Atst Louis, NO., on Thursday, 18th
inst, Edwin Ohaunc3y, son Of Thomas j. and II n
ngh;W Mssn, aged nine mouths and eight days.
His tuuerrl will fqkc pla from IA Stones street,
to-day Saturday at 2 Oh ck NJ CCh. I'll mes.
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MARRIED.

COATES BELL - on the 18th inst, at the
Church Of the Atonement, corner Of Cutter and
Richmurd-streets, by Rev. NJ Magill. Mr.. Joseph
III. Coates and Miss Jane Bell, both Of this city.
READ-ROGERS On Monday -eptember 10, by
ESQ William Chidsey at the residence of the brides
mother in this city, Mr.. Alvin A. Read, Of Boston,
Mass, TO Miss Evelipe B Rogers, Of Cincinnati,
daughter Of the late Rev. George Rogers
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UNITED STATES NATIONAL FAIR +!
COMMENCING SEPT. q AND CLOSING SEPT 20.
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
IA "A AIHR Q "A %.

TRAINS LEAVE THE sIxTH-
ST DEPOT for the FAIR f-lII5lIIII|EIIIIEI
GROUNDS EVERY HALF HOUR, or ~
Oftbner, III necf cfssaTy-commencinRt 10 -
leave Cincinnati at $50 A. N. q and continuing
every 80 minutes til $50 P. NJ. Returning, to
every 80 minutes til P. NJ.
The care % the Third. Fourth and Fifth st. rail-
road line will leave passengers At the fifth-st end
OF the depot, and the Of the Seventh ST. rail-
road line at the corner Of Seventh and Baymiller,
which 10 only square from the depnt.
"A line OF Omnibuses will also be run between the
termini u the two street railroads at Brighton and
Ernst'a Station, cOnnsctine with the cars Of the
CINCINNATI, Hamilton and Dayton RAILROAD; Thus
max ing the fare from any part of the city In CON
nectiOn with the above city Toads 70 the Fair
grounds and return, fifty cents f-f
Ehre om Sixth street Depot and return clg
Infe ifo1 ErhstG station and 30 eta.
fessepseg must plrchaas tioksts, o. they viii be
ssiS-f ~ D. McLkREN. sapsrintsndsnt
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(From the Wheeling Times and Gazette.l
T H OU GH 1T NJ AY 8 SEE VI
~ strange to many who have not seen IL,
yet there is no doubt e the fact that Prof Woods
Rair Restorative will change gray hair to its
original color, and cause it to grow on heads en-
tirely bald, and by few applications keep it from
falling of: There was time y hen pers' ms who
had lost their hair were compelled tn wear wigs or
go bald; but, since the advent of Woods Tonic,
there is no longer any necessity for wigs or gray
ECKSTEIN & CO., and by every Druggist.
tsel .bmTu, I'll, ,Satl ...... ..
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TIE PHysIO- MEDICAL COL
~ LEGE has been removed from the Cin-
cinnnti College Building to the CINCINNATI LIT
ERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE, No. 81
rd-st., east Of Broadway, whore il prOspered 80
well from ls43 to 1850 Here 1t is again Connected
with the Physio Medical Infrmary, in which stu
dents can constantly witness the superior power Of
the practice they are taught in the lectures.
WANTED-Studentst to be instructed In the true
science and practice of MediciRe, and patients 70
be treated in the best manner known to the med
ica profession. A. CURTIS, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the College Faculty and Proprietor Of the
1nfrmary. au2S-tf
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" Dead Secret,n ETC. Illustrated ky John No
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THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT. Bv
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THE WILD ofohIo OF INDIA-With -@
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and the Formation OF Light Irregular Cavalry,
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II, mn A NrcrT,O,r 1,..,,..re,-..-- .
AiADi iN ihn"oi ~ r r'--r uolc 0cshes a
Ohyos of the Re1olted Legations. BY william
THE sunny SOUTH Or, The southernet
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"A q a R ID.
To Druggists and ali Dealers in Med.
icine, and the Trade and Public
generally. g..rIra r


A MAN CALLING HIMSELF As.
n MCDONNELL L, General Agent hAiling from
Baltimore, has called and left circulars and car Is
referring TO one cdr. Montarde's Miraeulous Pain.
killer, with many Of the Druggists u Olncnuati =
and urged them to buy Of him. He has also, in the
papers Of Tuesday, advertised this spurious Pain.
killer and uses the names agents, of some of our
leading druggists, which, they inform u, 10 with.
out their knowledge or consent
We therefore, caution all dealers from buying it,
or hayil any thing 10 do with this vile infringe
menf The naIpe "PAIN-KILLERn 10 the prop
erty in aTIade Mark" Of Perry Davis, for HE long
DAVis's N-K1LLER." This fact has been
wen established IN several suits At law, and We
hereby caution all dealers from traficking In II,
We shall prosecute g the fullest extent Of the law,
wise pfrAtinR In a spurious AIN-KILLER,
All honest Druggists viii treat this man, when he
pays them VISIT only person ahouId be treated
when Infringing upon the Iishts 9foteeTa,
Eeis-h2p Aesnts Tor psrFy Davis Son.
nRITIsH TABLE, SALT JUST RR-
- oEiyhp, Y dozen pets extra; refined British
Table helt For sale, Wholesale and retal, pY -.
~ A. MCDONALD a 0o., !. II
selO SO AND Branch ~ , West foufth.st.
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Wide-Awakes, Attention.
LINE OF MARCH,
This Evening, September IS.

8\A the south side of Eighth street Park, right
resting on Race-siTeet, at eight O'clock and move
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north on Central-avenue to Third west on Third to
John, north on John TO Fourth, west on Fourth to
Park, north on Park to Fifth, east on Fifth to
Ward Wigwam.
The Fipt, Second and Third Ward Companies will
march to the rendezvous together the Central Fifth
and Thirteenth together, the seventh, Ninth Tenth
aud Eleventh together; the Twelfth and Sixteenth
together and the Fourth and Sixth will receive the
OLumn at the corner Of Pearl and Elm.
The different Companies will meet at their Wig
vans at seven O'Clock.
r. DELAYAN MUsSEY,
sel6-a COmmandant General.
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Wonderful Childy

MISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN Is A
~ second sight Seer and AstrolOger. This young
old, and has been endowed from her birth with q
supernatural git to such astonishing degree that
she conVtnces the most skeptical Of her wonderful
powers. she gives information Of sbsent friends
ent and future events Of life also Of lost money or
property, Identifying the persons concerned with
much much certainty, as to scarcely leave 4 DOUBT oY
causes and location, with much satisaotion as 10
merit and receive the confidence Of all who have
consulted her; and many difficult complaints have
tions; She can see and point out the medicine 70
cure the most obstinate dBeaseseven those that for
years have bahed our best physicians, and can dr.
rect salyes aud inimepts to be made and used that
Weakness IN the Back and Limbs, Rheumatism aud
other complaints Of long standing; and has per.
formed astonishing cures upon those who bad long
since lest their sgnt aud hearing, nearly So b
disease. In short through the assistance of some
superior power, she Is endowed with the healing
She will point out TO the Ladies' and Gentlemen
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In selecting lottery tickets that will draw valuable
Prizes through her directions Lawyers, Dnoto ~
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given evidence Of their eDtire satisfaction.
Her residence is d51 Sixth-street near Mound
Cincinnati, where she may be consulted upou AL
noon, and from tOsP d..
EB- Consultation F0es. 81. au2i-am2d1
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Carriages.
CHEAP! CHEAP!

VIOLINS, GUITARS, AcQQRDBONs,
Flutes, &o,, aud 100000 pieces of Music, can be
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sel4-f Between Vine and Race, south side.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FART FAIRI!-OMNIBUSE
V~a will leave 1853 Waluut-street, between
Fourth and Fifth, during the Fair at eight O'Clock
A. NJ, and helf-pRst one P. NJ.
Persons hy leaving their address at the Office will
be called for in any part Of the city. .
snl4-cs PETER MATHEWS.
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The City Council Of Covington refused to
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