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nm SAINT At ana AITAn.
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fIt Ave Nnfis 4 Do the morhb swest blnshes
.aHrH TFft iaht the enfnnita of the lonely hilHf
The niahf pind piueth ont Ia mournfni quahca
Her sui 81 eong and ct the darkness ais
Heav,.l blssdth q spisndor-EnaE wildly ysarn
c fsf inish,s air dawn ny stal dsthlrsssh af.r
fIra Thrrufh ruTle space, where sernnely burning
u he dim 0riclt stands ona Elorioua atAfl
aauctt MariaI Alithe night time dnoary
Myl earthath borne her heavy cross alone.
Iolet Thy feet lie, ttni praised and war;
Peesihg my pale lips 70 nnhHsNering atonel ~
Mater Doiorpsf Thou hast lived and suffered,
90 q And lEVed. aud lost, and wept IN anguish sore
Oh plead the pardon Thy dear Son h9th offered, =
Sa1inf In nercy-Go, and Hu NJ noret ui
Sencia Nariat Thou hast smiled IN pity, iN
And darkncss hees before tbs shining face; rH
ANH Iftn fhp rrtpa Of the celestial city ~
.rs illeok, and angds throneiag intheir place .
u Mother ofgcdf Ths roses bnd aud blossom
On The char thcfus His blcaaed Forehead wore;
1ht hcaxY cross 10 lifted rom my b aom,
Ard peace blooms into richesthowers once nore
And from my soul, as from the hills, the shadows
q Fbb kuiR into the distance Wild and far;
IA SOLEMN liRht % ehining ON the meadow,
And m She cast one glorious morning star.
1it ms calm. white spleud0r, like q conservation
3Ofholy vine. falls % my heart and brain;
Shine, star q Bethlehem.t N. apnunciaiion -Tl
0ftle great pace thst dawson earth agnini
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cITH ADvnRTEsMMN n

NQIICE TOALL WHOM 1T MAY C6Ns
Motto e hereby giyen thst therl are
einBa6, ths following 6rdinsnees, ts-wifrl pia-
Nc 8rade and pave with boylder.stone, Pennbck-
tt6n. sssst, RON 1 fisn' S street 10 q B ssh.ssSas ~ tls !.
stsS-sirsssss, f RON Bsili mssS - sRssfs q . JoSs' . tlSssE-
AZ, gfeee and Pave, yith boylder-stone, Cedar
To grade and pave, with boWlder-stone, Gest-
street from Ereeman.stres 70 Carr-street
tslce reed, laid on The table, AID the olsrt m.
strneted 60 give four weeks notice Of the pendency
The law requires an claims for damages, that NAV
i'm ~ LFVm sain improyementi TO be hled In writing
aemages claimed, within two weeks after the expirz
:a e s . sSs x si%S t Esssu sa%o sS %ili iA b P gss.S 5S ,S o.
@slssds SAM. L. eoHwrEE, CITY Usrh.
NoTICE TO ALL WHOM TTM1Y CON
pending before the DIV " Scnnyc{f , of H. sI sisy te ~ n are
cinnah, the following Ordinances, tolwft: = Va"
man street to westetp'sysnu spie.street rom Free
To establish the grade Of Parker-street, from ohio.
avenue &c, North Elm stree.
street, from John street to LiSn.street.' ViN'ef-
street. from WStoTP. t stPse Ti 500 feet e9T soStb, Plum
10 grade ard pave With bowider.stone Aflantf u.s.
TO grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walks on the east side Of Jane-streot from Sixth
TO grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walk on the west side Of Wood street, from Fifth
street to the Whitewater Canal, VII.
~ Grade, repsir and pave with brick the side
walk on The south side Of Kighth-street, from Cen
tral' avenue to Mound -street. Il
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
street. -,a I|IFu TT0' aflTST
10 grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side Of fourth-street, from John. street 20
Central avenue.
10 grade and pave with limestone Pierce-ailey,
from Linn street to Baymiller.street
To grade, pave. and Macadamize with broken
stone Perber.street rom Ohio avenue TO North.
Elm-street id. cd .. n
To repair with broken stene the Lebanon Turn.
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line.
To grade West alley, from Park. alley to the
northern terminus Of said alley.
10 grade Gross street, from HamburR-s street
about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance Of the law, said ordinances we're
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strncted to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
OF the same,
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from eald Improvement to be filed ia writing
with the Oily Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir-
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
s.ueh notice, when the same will be taken up for
mai2-dw SAM. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
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A FAMILY NEST OF THfEyEs.-A nest of
thieves, father and two sons, was arrested at
Westerly, r. L. on Thursday. A perfect
curiosity, shop Of miscellaneous goods was
recovered, valued at $500. The rogues held
agood reputation, being unworthy members
Of a church,
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Certificates Continually Coming.

Out Of justice to mSBelf, AMI a duty L owe to
DR.. j. HEBERH aud the suffering community, /
make the following statement: I have been troubled
with a cancer in my body for many years, aud 1
tried the skill of the best physicians, but grew
worse, until i was advised to 90 10 the hospital,
and remained there several months, and grew
worse. l heard Of DIR. J. HEBERH, of this city l
went and put myself under his tire atment, and in
less than four weeks / was entirely we'll and am at
this time at work at No. $50 Eighth st MY resi-
denee is at No. 40 Gest st. WIN. COOPER.
va salve sent to every part Of the United States,
when ordered
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a Cancer without instruments OF
pain. He also cures Piles aud all kinds of Sores,
rheumatism, etc. Office, AS Barr-st., corner oil
Cutter, oHice hsurs, Q A. NJ to p. =
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI
p 13,R52.-David Gibson - George Hatch
Rachel r. Hsteh and Nay HumphEies-rh dsi
plaintih, en- the 22nd day OF 0cteberl Sc Aied bid
o. ject and prayer Of which Is 10 ohtsisi's ,dEment
that the said George Hatch pay 20 thoiuaia Ma{
nfm ~ tan ps sp eau sIm n OF SnT,4gDr Wit6 eesSsse.at "
ls6O, for which lands belonging % PlqintiG am
the CLOWN Described geai estate. mo, gES1 "a sn s1
the said Geolge Hitch, and the saHa HacAel n.
e aSsS1 Che ms sai Elie debt e q Of 0s ssis Seo %sTFf u ss ssy0L m 20 < /;
so,d and the proceeds appledto the pa4mente Of ssid
That is to say-all Of lot No 10, in stsars No. II.
4sshown on the plat OF subdivision m4de y George
Haics, Guardian, recorded in book Nen9s. gage ~
feet in mont, on the north side Of Bans street, and
e !, tending ter back TO- feet 70 eoodin's ssisy Rlso. an
ms rs feet in front, on the north side b Hamilton
All siH Of e iSt S sa's e IN ~ ee Sw x tss @i1 TssS ~ < Sb also,
on the plat recorded In book No ~ 1Rgs ga
e @dss'GhSg b VA i esdp IN tb tsS sGut 20 ,i ys = gsnf. st, -
g 6 i teet; s sISss III Tls; Of the lot e. ground A. AEery 9
tending back the same width $50 feketo York
S aisS B sR TS eSSt n n: s Sfs0. s e i Sf nv we S,s q M s3s sf SslsS
No. 4, as shown. on the recorosa plat made bKEk y.
A ASst q rf 5s5%sp IL 1st Pass Book sS1tS No On ! S sSss SsFn de,
BY 10 feet alley, and ~northwardly b. 4ouha Of ,.
Also, al. Of the lot Of ground in the eas half Of ths
same block no; I on the same PlSt, ms4NinE -
ieet IN HOnt on tine west sue oil treeqnnn.atss ana
extending back from said street, IS eeeb pa Hn.feGt
alley; the south line being 200 feet north X. Apd par.
sllel to Bepk-st. Also, al the lot % gTogeidth block
No. j. on the same plat, measuring 50 fsbtlin front,
on the west side of Freeman-st and extendng back
veyed by George Hatch to A II Smith. Said mort
gage being recorded in. book Ne 1870, paea. ~, q
r. Hatch, IL notified that unless she auNNF or de-
muir to the said petition on OF before the W > Y4hird
(23d) day Of April, 1861. the same will u takea e.
true, end judgment rendered acc lrdingtN
ES & X
-A ATTORNEY for plaintfU
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MIsONLLANRouh
sac 0f Yaluahie .ReaI ELEaI


Il " "" .M L ii
N0TIpE rs MEREBY G1xuN .THA
= 9y virtue % An order ~ eSs dhsctga -
,tt,Vqm tne pIa.lg. M ~ -. Veess5, hns,,i,1
7. Daniels + piaintid, SD Jaml&f &. HNI ID otha
sre esfsndapts shall, On re q
AN. and four o'clock Q. j Of 49, head
9fthe Court-house. ~ the CITY bfToaiq C5uno
auction, the bloviug propgsy in
riehts Of f%errlaEs. attached wlths IA
mile square reserve. second ~ fifie 70 fEe
enRle IN the bed Of the Mauge Biyer y hlt
and two. Third The reyeraionsffd thferhif m
much Of the bed Of the Wabash and Eriel OnnsN 4
Fourth An titlC 70 so much OF fbsimiddla-grs1.
IN the Maumct. Silver ~ lies cpFg7ittsaid n
ownership ofsaid tracts.
xso, the following rial estste, V vate Tee
fourr' i bur S aSsS nSd s sisb sns Tow i0 = y feHs
beipg the same on which L. situafBd tbs -fl1r n
thirty, three feet in width fron 70 rgpsTT
trly slae oflot number seven tTh Alcr
nortb-esst end thereof f%Ton9iSs On sgan.st1
and rgnning back toward 81 dhir stresf "a
one hundred and ten 0IOl aod one knaH Tai
eleven qlI 0ne hundrei and .zlneteqn Qlgls
line q LOT number four Kindred "a ssssptt a1s
and the Bayou or Maunee River a6sff, being n
feet front on each side Of Qttswa- ex Hnsloa
The line q dock on the mnumee her IN font,
lots loe. Ito and Ill respectively; ~ hur hSudret
and eighty ESQ., All Of said real GEnte lying an,
being In the Port Lawrence DiSisiSPe u the CitYo
Toledo. ~ ~
Before sale, said lots IIe ard l2srM bbaa vide,
Unto lots twenty feet wide, fTOntina on iSummit-sf
and running back to the alley ,rncH ef which VII
BE offered for sale eeparately, ard said ~ lHaw q
divided eQui-distant between summit and Water
streets, eaUh half offered separately ead said lWt
ITO and III will Also be divided egui -Nisteut bot weei
summit and Water. stI eeteg and into lots twentI
feet wide, extending from sUnmitasrresf back q
said eQui-distant line, and froIs Watef-street 20 IN
same line, each Of said lots e. be eoid ecparately
Bids will be received for the lon fronhnfon dnmi
NIT street with a privilege to TO FpufrhnTm ~ With
draw the same in case he ehail fsil 10 0scure the ~
In the rear fronting on Water streefs AeagcD hnTl
been made OF parts Of said p~rnpeJiy, nbn6ofNFhicl
extend beyond the first Of April, ash which viii b
ASHAMED to purchasers. HE 49,
Terms-One-thiFd cash on all eHoepe the NE foui
items balance in two equal aoHaan pAYnrehta, -
cured by mortgage on the prem red M MD re-
ceiyed for less than two. thirds apFrapsf FnlrB, n
further Information apply to
fe24.tt Special Mastes and R~ecsivar.
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A DMINIsTIoATOR,s SALE OF REAL

q pNIENTsTIe4tOh,s 5ALE OF hEAL
the Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, to us
directed, We will oner for sale, on the premises, az
public auction, on Az, April so, 1861, at two
O'clock PM the following described lot OF ground,
situated IN the County Of Hemiton ana the State Oh
Ohio: The tract or parcel Of land known aud deslR-
nsted as Lot ~numbered TWent-two (2al on the
Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio, appraised at one
hundred and shty dollars, free OF dover.
Terms Of sale, One-third cash balance in one and
two years, with Interest, secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. W. X MORRIS, JR..
SARAH u. NORRIS,
Administrators Of the Estate Of
mh20-dWF W, X. Morris, deceased.
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ITO PRINTRRs.-THR sUBsCRLRER
II No. prepared TO do, at short notice, all kinds Of
repairing on power-presses and other machinery,
Of both wood and iron, connected with printing
offices, and a so TO make 10 order Chases, Shooting
sticks Side and Foot Sticks, Galleys, etc.
From his long experience In the business, be viii
guarantee satisfaction to all who nav favor him
with their work A ID. FOSTER,
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

HILEs WORKS, formerly George L. Hanks) No,
100 East SeoOnd-street, OinoiRnati.
RRI.F.5 KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
OF nsds toorder, OF any size up TO $500 po9ndAl
Work and Brass and Competition castings made ts
Solder, SIS STsrT dessriVtiea on snjshsa RrsS
Work.
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention giYob to Steamboat MofA
such as Wrought-iron Piping, and Fittings put ~
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, Whistles.
Blowers, Engine Bells, 70. Lager-beer OocEs an
all other varieties always Oh hand,
so29-tf THOMAb FIRTH, Superintendent.
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Important to MlLIiners and BIeaohers

TyHR FRENCH SYSTEM OF BLEACH.
ING WITH ERASIYE S0AP.-
The subscriber has concluded TO furnish his yalua-
bic Recipe at q uniform price, in order that II may
sold in the Eastern cities at from $40 10 S25, and is
believed now to be the cheapest, quickest aud best
straw goods or braids to the original color, ever yet
disooyered, dispensing entirely with the use OF
birthstone, and warranted not to iniure the mate
rial. Complete and plain directions for making and
using the Soap bleaching compound, sizing, re-
moving stains and pressing are given, and s~atisfac-
ton guaranteed to all
Letters Of inquiry must contain q stamp. On re-
ceipt Of Three Dollars, the above will be mailed to
B9- Exclusive town and county rights for sale.
Address HANSON b, WRIGHT, ia,
mb20-S Box 97l p. o., cincinnati.
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A sSIGHMRNT OF A. w. NBFF a. CO.
sundy notes book accounts and judgments also,
subdIy parcels II real estate, will, by order Of the
Probate Court 4 Hamilton County, Ohio, be Oferer
Tor sale al the Ronnda Of the Court-h0use,t in Ciu
ein, att on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March
JOHN STEPHENSON,
tuil dNe ed sEiRueo Of A W haU n 10
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT III EESI

TNHE SUBSCRIBER wOULH CALL
n the attention Of those DESTROYS Of planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees 10 his larfe stOck.
He has for sale this spring a fue assortment of
Apple, Nectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, BlackbefJies,
Peach, Ounce, GoDseberftes,
Cherry, Shade-trees, CranbeFries,
Plum Ourrants, RaspbeuBs, eto.
Grape Boots and Cuttings
Also, a large stock of Greenhouse Plants, Evor.
green, Deciduous aud Ornamental Trees aud Shrubs,
All the above Trees, Shrubs aud Stocks are now
growing and ready for inspection, in myi Walnut
Hills and WbiteOak Nurseries.
promptly filed.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices amused, will
be tent, on application to J. S. COOK, Valiant Hills
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
p. S.-Omnibuses pass the Nurseries eVfty hour,
starting from Luers Steam Bakery, 199 Syca.
moTe-st four doors above Fifth. fnh2.tf
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MUSICAL.
H KINasBUKYl PROFRssoR oI

HE the Guitar aud Flute.
Resideuce-443 Third. st , Cincinnati.
Orders lett at the Music. stores Of A. {. Peters &
Bro, "a West Fourth ct, and J. Church, jr., No.
60 West Fourth-st., will meet with immediate
attention. milk
MUSIC WITHOUT A MASTER. Pr
I'VE \ Guitar and Melodeon without a master,
contributing full instructions and fifty Songs, March,
esD Waltges, Polkasy etc, so cents Concertina with
out a master Vioiencello without a master; Fife
without q master-full Instructors and music, so
cents each Violin without a master; Flute with
ont a master Accordion without a master-in-
struetions aud music, 80 cents each Sell. instructor
for the Violin Stlf-nstructOr for the Flute; Self
instructor for ACCORDION and Flutina, 80 cents each.
Sent, post-paid, on receipt Of price. by publisher.
H JOHN CHURCH, Jr,
mills SO West Fourth-at.
NEW mUSIC.-LA DIES DRLIGHT
IN WALTZ, by Julius @. Meininger-a pleasing
Waltz, of medium difficulty, just isoued. Price rs
cents, for which IL will be sent by mail
JOHN CHURCH, Jr,
Publisher Of Music and Importer of Musical In-
struments, 90 West Fourth st. mills
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CINCIM Natl 0ISTILLERYI
8. n. Pixies Magnolia Whisky,
mNCIHNATd. CHIC.
9 n. PIKE o. co., Is AND 40 sKOAs
ne AORE-sT., sole manufacturer ofthe
Celebrated
N AGNOLIA WHISKYI
~tauI6-ay1

DALMBR'S OSMBTIC LOTION
opens the, pores Of the skin, asd allows that
10 pass OIL in inBensible perapiration which would
otherwise Accumulate near the surface. It Is the
great, skin-Purifer Of the age. Nearly thirteen
years experience has proved that pimpleS and other
eTuptiohs Of the face. letter, salt-rheum, ringWorm,
eIysipelas, and every other itching and irritating
disease Of the skin. are relieved b. a single applf-
cation q this great remedy, and In a short time
enectually cured. Arson Baker a 90 AZ Warren
Sis New York, eay acquaintance Of ours has
been cured by 1t Of eczema on both legs and feet,
alter having been Pronoqnesa iaeuEabio b. physi-
also been cured Of the same trouble, afer having
tried evsry thing he could think Of fer eighteen
Pliee 90 cents, or six bottles for 90 80,
win he sent BY express 20 any part Of the United
States Prepared by S0LON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery.
mhls SO West Fourth.st Cincinnati.
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Save your Locally ROOTS

TTsK GAY,sPATBNT GUTTA.PERCHA
~ hOOfIhG. The m~aterials Of which IL IL com.
posed combine every requisite for a practically In.
]. GAY, Agent,
mhlsom 3 ByoamOre street.
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O HI II O O. @
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
Indianapolis and Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MIIea,


MO CHANGE. OF CARS re INDIAHAP.
with railroads fol. and rom ali pOints ~
In the North and North west. -1
H THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of MIL 81,
on Front through to Indianapolis, Terre Heut1.
Lafayette and Chicago, In advance of all othsT
TiBsT TRAIF-5s5O A. M.~-oRIOAao MALL
Arrives ct Indianapolis at 1885 A. NJ, Terre Haute
ct 2;Se 2. M, Lafayette at 2:lO P. NJ, Chicago y
SEC0ND TRAIN-0 p. M.-IndianApolis L.
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, Palmyra and sc. 10,
seph Express arrive at Indianapolis at 1850 p. N
Lafayette at 1850. 7. M, Springfield at $40 A NJ.
9uincy at 1888 p: M Palmyra at 2;l6 P. M, Sc
Joseph at 1890 A. M, Atchison, K. T., at I:3O A. M
THIRD TRAIN-Ss31 P. m.-CHIQAG0 EXs
Lafayette at $40 A. M. Chicago at 1880 A. NJ. NJ
Sleeping-carB are attached to all night trains On
this line, and run through to Chicago without
Be sure you are in the right tioket,onice befort
you purchase your tcE cts, and ask for tickets VI
LawreneebHrg and indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shorter than By any othS
route. 1880
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtaines
at the ticket-ofices--at the Spencer House, N. W
House corner, and at the Depot Once, foot of Mil
st., on Front, where all infor may be had.
Omnibuseg run to and from each train, and wiz
call for passengers at all hotels and all parts Of thu
city, by leaving address at either office.
w. II u. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
o. u. COTTON, Cincinnati Agent,
nozs h. o, LORD President
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PHIXATE MEDIQAL OONsUhTl
Utica white Lime.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
II OhEASED their facilities In notwithstanding
celebrated Lime, are now prepared 90 MI orde1
any amount, aud those ordering Lime can rel
having them billed. and ia No / cooperase, 90
TYLER H0W
Utica, Ind, March 10, 1851. NH
HANDKBR OHIEB EXERAE..
~ hrangipannis Patohoulys Empro1s
Jockey Club, Sweet BriRr, ROndtltNg.
yerhene, Rose, and every other hVofifa ..I|
for sale BY ALBERT ROSS, nr0I4I1if
laH y. w. COR. osntrai-a v- AID n.1hlh-9
WINES AND LIQUORB.-Wk RAI
LignoTs, which have been selneted eApxeasiE
medicinal purposes pvpw ooas
jan y. W cor. ContIai.SS. ma
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LITTLE MIA MI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XKVEA
l1 AND ftf 1904 L
GlNGNNATY,HAElYOB q DAEFsl
Railroads.

nNANDA AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEmBEn
.o, 1900 Trains viii depart IS tol-E
,Ssig A. M. ExPRBss-From
ntoni indianapolis, Logansport ant
Deyton. OOnuectlat Dayton tor Columbus, Spriu8.
aeld, Ufoana and sanduskf and With Dayton and
Wayn eand Chicagoj sfso, fr foIedo. 0Onnscs a.
Hamilton for Oxford, 40.
-9ia0A M, RXPRRss-rron Little Miani
Columbus, Orestllne and PittsburG; VIA Oolumb1s,
5teubenvillea and Pittsburgi via Columbus, BellAb
and benwoodS and via Columbus Bellair and Pitts
but also for sprinEaeld and Delaware r
Hamilton and Dayton pepot-For Dayton Spring
held, Urbana and sandusky; connects vie Hanfl
ton for Richmond, indianapolis, LOennsport and
~ points West. Connects az Hamilton for oxfDts
4 p. mEFrOm Little Miami Depot-Aeoomms
dstien tT gol9ameus, stopping at all WAY statiunf
$50 r. N. ExPREss-From oinoinnss
Riquat Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Ohicasc
Also. for Toledo, Detroit and all points IN. Canada
.DP. I'm Little Miami Depot-Aeoommods
~ 10 1 +. 81 .'o ExER 4 Msy ss4t51p' oiuoinnAh
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Oonnects via Co1un,
bus Steubenyille and Pittsburs, via CoIumbuS
grestline and PittsbqrS;, via Columbus and oleys.
Columbus, BeIair and Fittsburg.
sLEEPING-OARs ON THIS TEAM.
For all Information and Through Tickets pleas
apply, at the Ofdces, south east corner Of Front and
Broadway, west side. Of Vine-atreet, between tbs
Postofhce and the Burnet House; No. 8 East Tbirei
street, sixth-street Depot, and ct the East Front
Trains run By columbus time, which IL usvst
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
P. W. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent.
omnibuses call for passengers By leaving dires
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TORN ,GETZ, WHOLESALE DRALRR
Fistula In Ano Treated

QYDR. WnT. OWENS, WITHOUT TIE
liar method Of treatment, discovered by hinss.
about eight years ago, and which has been
tended with complete success In oNeTy case, ~
OWENS has been q citizen Of Cincinnati for
lAst twenty nVe years, and assures the ~efnioted -
ton, apply ut his ONCE and reaidsnna, Nc. so w
Seventh at, Cincinnati. ooAF
DHIvATR MEDICAL OONsULT
Fl0No FREE -DTs JACKSON, HBkbE ~
a co. treat will success all Confidential DiBeea
male or female, on the latest scientific plans, the
BY insuring quick and permanent cures, az
charges. Send for fifteen large letter-pago pt
lar, free. Also, all Chronic Affections OF
Standing, r%equiIpg private medical aid ohnes
NonsuitatOn Rooms, 10Y Sycam0ro-dts bet
vim ara slHth, CInolnnati. Ohio. mh9-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22

ne AND BHOER, having had thirty ~
yeaTB' experience with an extensive prao-
tice in the Veterinary art and Shooting 80
combined, beRs leave to inform the public KHA(
that he can be found at all times at his 49,
place Of business and residence, No. Ia RiohmOndl
street. All kinds of Horse Powder, Ointments and
Liniments, constantly on hand. f6-H
HOLM GRTZ, WHOLESALE DEALRH
y in White Film, Green aud Black 0LASSWAREs
No. . SycAmoTe-street, near the Steamboat land
ing, between Front and Columbia, Cincinnati, o..
Cut, Plain and Pressed Flint Glassware; Hack
Wine. Brandy, Porter, Hook or OataWba, Olarea
and Beer Bottles, together with 0narG, PINT and
half pint Flasbs, Demijohns, lanterns, etc.
CouDtry Merchants orders solicited and hlled a.
very low prices, with dispatch. mh2 om
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08

A Methodist preacher, holding
forth one very sultry day in a
small hall, was much annoyed
by those who kept dropping in
after service commenced, invaria-
bly, closing the door after them.
He bore the vexatioin with job
like patience, but at length be-
ing fairly exhausted by the ex-
IRENE oppressiveness Of the heat,
he vociferated to an offender.
"Friend do for goodness sake,
let that door be open. Ibelieve
i'll were preaching in a bottle
you would put the cork in !"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-06-08

My deceased uncle, says a hui
morous writer, was the most po-
lite gentleman in the world, He
was making a voyage on the
Danube, and the boat sunk; all
the passengers went to the bot
tom. My'uncle was just at the
point Of d~rowning@ He got his
head above water for. once, took
off his hat and said "Ladies
and gentlemen, you must please
to excuse me /! !" and down he
went.