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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-16
The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
The
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BLACKBERRY CAKE.-Beat four eggs with
two cups of sugar, one cup of butter, three
and a half of flour, with one teaspoontul OF
soda sifted in; add one cup of sour milk. Il
vonr milk is sweet, put one teaspoonful OF
vinegar in it. Stir it well, and then stir stir \. I.
one cup of preserved blackberries; naVor IL
with lemon,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-16

The Louisville Courier-Journal has new
palm for preventing the explosion of boilers.
1t is to fill them with ice water and set them
in cool place. 1t is astonishment that the
staten Island Ferry Company never thought
OF that. The extraordinary simplicity of the
plan is the best proof of the genius of its in-
ventor.
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An Old-F FashiOncd New ENGLAND "Rais-
ing,

Some one who cherishes love for old Gus
toms, writes from r1ral retreat In New Eng
land to the Liberal Christian:
1t was a peculiar pleasure, up here in the
country, where we write, to hear of real
old-fashioned raising last week. True, it was
a tobacco barn And the suddenness and ra-
pidty with which that peculiar Southern sta
pie has shot up into Importance in the Con-
necticut Valley may account for the renewal
of the old custom. The crop is so valuable
that the housing of it for single season is a
matter of first-rate importance. And people
in this far North have discovered the favora-
bleness of the land and climate to tobacco so
recently that more barns are wanted than
there are hands to put them promptly up.
And so the old conditions came back, and
people go to raisings a little as they used to.
On this occasion, sixty men from six miles
round assisted, and raised two good-sized
barns in the course of the long Summer day.
Ihe OLD abundant prOvision-less the rum and
whiskey-was made, but the old jullity was
not so apparent. There is no longer the same
sense o, equality, the same sense of mutual
dependence, the same necessity of making the
most of every opportunity OF merry making,
the same freedom of speech and action! There
were ladies there looking on, and the pro-
prietor was not at work himself, and the
whole thing was not quite genuine. let 1t
was very pleasant to sea even little OF the
old village fellowship lett; a little OF the old
sweet and wholesome local acknowledgment
of mutual dependence.
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BONDS.
Safe and Profitable
INVESTMENT.
d.. 'a.t E &. .. F.
FIRST MOrtg0ge Bonds

To limited amount, upon railroad which is we'll
located for business, and has been already largely
constructed with the funds OF its Stockholders,
not be otherwise than safe. This security is
ed if the Constructing Company is composed OF men
OF high character, ard OF ample means for success
fully carrying through any work that they undertake.
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Eight Per Cent. Bonds

,,;,a o,d ~. 49,. d, ooo - oooo w.-'oo -.
,.s 80 s ~. S-'o0o ~ "Noo e"en' interest payable
Ot' ~-u1 ouis' a. .ue ia'e Vi per cent Our-
ed .o.;stosa ;s ~ '' 'p''" VI 'n' n''ue'
amonn " ,sa s.e,ea ,eo,ian = ue',eu
.,a uon nm 49, ''Au IN %"N VI .ne company
senator. Han .Tohn cr;smo,d rwI.a.-o1. aIa
,Sy Msls Gahs' ss Ac o
and o.ho~n ~. rs. n.-.o Du. Ae'
ident Bank of Commerce FRANKLIN Havep, presi.
dent Merchants Bank, Boston, and others, also
veil known
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CHICAGO recently declared the signal officer
:. Washington false prophet, announcing
a. -02peously with the receipt OF
weather. v"a sm reno sFsdetng rise OF the M; 1a
rometeriand proba. Sarsl rain commenced
souri, to Lake Erie, gen storm continuing
throughout that section, the The Troy
with severity for whole day. 'ahicaso
Times remarks upon tue incident: - II
should bear in mind that the ordinary laws
nature cannot be relied upon for the protection
OF cities OF her reputation. Sodom and Gomor-
rah were once visited by such shower as
never entered into the calculations of any
signal ofilcer.n
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BOaUdOi2l COZLeQe.

OANDIDATES for admission will be exam
~ ined in Adams Hall, on Friday of Commence
ment week, July IA, at o'clock a.. m. Also on the
same place and hour.
SAMUEL HARRIS, President.
Brunswick, June o. 1871. tun29 aug3l
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-16

SUN CURE.-One of the ablest lawyers in
our country, victim of long and hard braiu
labor, came to me year ago suffering from
partial paralysis. The right leg and hip were
reduced in size, with constant pain in the
loins. He was obliged in coming up stairs to
lift up the left foot first, dragging the right
foot after it. Pale, feeble, miserable, he told
me he had been failing for several years, and
closed with my work is done. AT sixty L
| find myself worn out
| directed him to lie down under large
window and allow the sun TO shine on every
part of his body; at first ten minutes day,
increasing the time until he could expose
bimself to the direct rays of the sun for full
hour. His habits were not essentially altered
in any other particular. In six months he
came running up the stairs like vigorous
man of forty, and declared with sparkling
eyes, 81 have twenty years more of work in
| me-"
have assisted many dyspeptic, neuralgic,
rheumatic, and hypochondriacal people into
health by the sun cure.-Hedrth and Home
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I.ASf.

n K Hunt Marble Worker, lost pocket pooa a
II containing considerable sv% atteInoon E, The
some valuable papers, ysrded bv retnrning The
sa1as TO R. X. Hunt No s12 Congress st. bs tt
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NOTICE.
Aug Att

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
"A ing or trusting any of the OF Br. Barque
Ocean Phantom, as no bills of their contracting will
be paid by captain or consgnees.
Nj. WEBSTER, Master.
Auo 4-tf
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is offered for sale, the proprietor desiring to remove
to the west
This is a rare opportunity for a live man to make
money. There are thirty-iour let teams, and the
patronage fully equal to the stock. The stable also
has large number OF boarding hCIses, and its hack.
ing business is valuable.
The property VIII De soo at great bargain; and
thrifty and permanent business. Tie lease has seven
years to run. ii. A. DOW.
jy18 If
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FOR SALE.
A Valuable and Well Established
j. BUSINESS.
NO. 81 CONGRESS- ST.

TvHE ENTIRE LIVERY STOCK, lease, boardins
i and hack business, in the centrally located anf
ilar stahl
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Is sure, quick remedy for all diseases OF the Ur-
nary Organs, existing either in male or female. G
Irritation Inflammation or UceIation OF the Kid
neys and Bladder Stone in Bladder. Gravel. Diabe-
tes Reddish Sediment looking like brick dust Deposit
in Urine, Diseases OF Prostrate Mucous and InvO-
untary Discharges Suppression, Retention or Incon
tnence of Urine from loss of tone in the parts
cerned in its evacuation, Thick, Cloudy Urine Nor
bad Irritation of the Bladder and Ure thra Chronic
Caarrh OF Bladder, and all Chronic Malades OF the
Orino Genital Organs, Whites, Dropsy, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, General Debility, Cutan-
eous Affections, etc. =
sMOLANDER'S EXT. BOCHU is a remedy to be
relied upon in all cases great nervous exhaustion,
with all its train of alarming symptoms following
frt m the abuse of Natures la VS.. youthful excess.
es and indiscre0ns in either sex, Palptaton OF
Heart Loss of Memory, Horror of Disease, Dsincl-
nation OF Society, Sleeplessness, Listess and De-
pressed il Spirits. Weak and Peevish in Temper. the
once vigorous mind becoming feeble and vaciating,
your usual self confidence and energy gone, fond Of
Solitude; in fact, general prostraton OF the whole
system. So
The constitution brought to this condition requires
the AID of an invigorator to restore the system TO
that condition OF health that is requisite tor all unc-
tors to be natural
SMOLANDER,S EXT. BUCHU will restore to
that healthy condition. LI
w SMOLANDER'S EXT. BUCHUi put up in
large bottle of superior quality, and at less
price than any other IN the market 3D. af
Price, 81; 9 bottles, SIS. Sold by all Drug
giss and Dealers in Medicine every where.
my1S-t t,s&w3m 20
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PORTLAND, August 9, 1871.
'he harbor COmmissiOne ers of the City
Of Portland:
on AZ E Ihe undersigned, proprietors of Fats
M anIS .h9 EssteIn side OF Munjoy Hill in Portland
w w1u.a m ,espeetinlly ask permission to All with mud
W W p from the Harbor such iportion of il
az M may pe dumped from the scows OF their Flats Iv
Ra;,wsv nd I9e @ located way of the Grand Trunk
halway, ana the line of solid fiji runnno alone ,ha
ted ON the Ie pan OF t eo9tempaed and den
Hill in 1919. oiVpe OF MuDJ0y
CS Clark by FL Bullard, Joseph w Dvor
Moses Gould, Elinbaiot CDiyer,
W Longfeow, John r c"mi, Ulark,
is Winslow, Thomas Cnn,m;gs,
PoRTLAND, August o. 1877,
Ordered that notice of the above appIicaIio,' h.
given by publication OF the same in two of he ne
Newspapers printed in Portland, tor seven days hey
fore the time of hearing, and that hearing tbere
be had at 3 o'clock in the afternoon ofTHU URSDAV
August II, near the premises
1Signed) JACOB MCCLELLAN,
ST. CORSER,
au10td Harbor Commissioners.
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To Let.

To Let.
II OUSE No SO Anderson st nearly new, contain
IL six rOOms eight closets, good cellar and plent
water. Apply at No Lincoln st. jy27tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-16

For Fever and Ague, Intermittents, Biousness and
all disorders arising from malarious causes They
are highly recOmme nded as an Anti. Dyspeptic
and in cases OF hndigesfiOn are Invaluable Al
an Appetizer and Recuperant, and in cases o
General Debility they have never in a single in
stance Iailed in producing tie most happy results
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RENEFICIAL TO EEMAI.Es

Strens shening the body, nvieorating the mind, and
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system. The
Home Biftefs com pounded with the greatest
care, and tonic stmulant has ever before been
offered 10 the public 50 PLEASANT TO THE
remedial agents endorsed by the medical fraternity
as the best known to the Pharmacopoeia. 1t costs
but little tn piya Them a fai trial aud
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Every Family Should Have a Bottle.
No preparation in the world can produce so many
unqualified endorsements by physicians of the very
highest standing in their profession. 10 :"
~ Endorsed also by the Clergy and the leading
deaOminationat papers. -r "
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To Let
WITH Board; two fine front rooms, connected or
w separate. as desired, at No 50 Free st. jy28dt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-02

dare face an intelligent people with that
testimony upon his lips, and denounced u
measure which is too democratic for
Democrats only because tho cnfinn-
chised arc blacks? Surely the North
ern Democracy should not be forced in
to such stupidities by the conscientious
scruples OF their Southern brethren.
Difference Is doubtless duo 10 the con-
stitutionaI qualms, and yet some lenity
toward revolutionary processes OF
amendment might be reasonably OK.
pected from supporters Of secession. IL
we can condOnc the fault, is il too muml,
to ask parolcd prisoners Of war to par
don il?
NO! You have given our CRY, "Cmi.
vcrsal amnesty and universal smira ye."
would only add the constitutional
I Mon of the States. For the old Con.
stitutiOn is just as good as it ever was.
for tho South as well as the North. in
spite OF the marks of the mailed hand
which must remain upon il for a warn
ing TO those that come after. us. There
is nothing in il now which is not perfect
y compatible with the happiness, well
fare, and liberty ofall the people of the
States. 1t is only the Administration
that is at fault, it is tho Interpretation
which is violent. DO you imagine tIhat
Thomas Jefferson, do you think James
Madison would say that their old Or
yanic frame permits protective tariff
or paper money; authorized national
banks or Presidential diplomacy: coun-
tcnanccs military tribunals, ccntraIiz-
tion, and the crOwning and perfect in-
fanny Of the Ku-klux bill!
1t never was the Constitution wl,ic,
invaded or conquered State. II is not
the constitution which oppressed the
States. IT was war civil war. Close
the war, and you restore self govern
mcnt to the people Of the States. If they
cannot secure their own peace and hap
pincss. let us look around next year. not
for the next President, but for the first
dictator.
Now. If you or any other man doubt
the soundncss Of my Judgment in this
matter, all / ask is true Democratic
administration, and you shall see it for
yourself
Yours, very respectfully.
JOHN 4. ADAMS.
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The Grave Of DOuglas.

Our Common Council have very prop-
erly remitted the special assessment on
the Douglas monument lot, BY ordering
the assessment, 2.256 81. to be paid out
OF the general fund. This difficulty Dc.
ing overcome, ii is time TO consider how
long the abortivc Douglas monument
nnair is to continue 10 disgrace our CITY.
u may be set dawn as certain that the
fund rcquircdr sO complete the. monu-
ment IN the present location viii ne vcr
DC raised by subscription or in any man.
ncE Much as the memory of douglas
is cherished. our citizens see no fitns So
IN the present abortivc plan Of express.
;~s the public respect for him. TO bury
no"sas ''ohe. ",~As from all his associ-
ares ana Kindred. was from the Sv-4-~-
mistake. lie was cmincnlly a social be-
ing, one who loved his companions aud
sought society. not cxclusivcncss nor
soIlt,dc. Now that the property sur
rounding his bural-placc has become
thickly built over, and his solitary grave
Is IN the midst OF an ari. tociaiic and
fashionable suburb. there is still greater
uniitncss in his resting rlacc. Wcrc
his remains removed 10 an entirely
su liable lot in Graccland or Rose
hill, they would rest thereafter in the
and associated with during his life. and.
rs the years pass. more of his former
nciglbors and friends will join him in
The silent city Of the dead. Such n burial
place. were he living. would be far more
congcnial to his tastes.
The lot where his remains now lie
would sell for Il price sufficient 10 COM
p!cte the present unfinished monument
according 10 its original design. and $, r.
mount il by tie statue or Houglaa.
The proposition 10 remove his remains
nto the n.vcrsity grounds would leave
hem in as inappropriate anG solitary a
csting-place as they arc now. Those
Who best knew Mr.. Douglas himself
inOw that were he alive he would pre-.
or the plan We have proposed. Abra-
lam Lincoln sleeps among his former
riends and ncighbors of Springfield.
Removed to Graccland or Roschill. the
e,nains Of Douglass would rcpose III
ike manner. amidst thousands Of those
Who, during life. knew, honorcd, and
owed hiIn.-fChicago Tribune.
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A Grand Old Poem.

Who shall judge man from manner
Who shall know him by his dress!
i'aIpcrs may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirts and dirty jacket
May be bold the golden ore
or the deepest thoughts and feelings,
Satin vests could do no more.
There arc springs Of crystal nectar
Ever wclling out of stone;
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and overgrown;
God! who counts by souls not Dire ssce
Loves and prospers you and me,
While he values thrones tho highest.
But as pebbles in tho sea.
Man, appraised above his fellows.
Oft fo-gets his fellows, then,
Masters, rulers, lords remember
That yonr meancst kind arc men
Men Of labor, men Of feeling!
Men of thought and men Of fame,
Claiming equal rights 10 sunshine.
In mans cn0bling name.
There are foam embroidcring oceans,
There arc little wcll-clad rills,
There arc feeble, inch-high saplings,
II c"c arc cedars OH the hills;
God who counts the souls-no station,
Loves and prospcrs YOU and me;
For to him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Truth and justice arc eternal
Borne with lOvelincss and lig,t.
Secret wrongs shall never prosper,
While there is sunny right:
God, whose world-hcardv voice is ringing
Boundless love TO you and me,
Sinks oppression with its titles,
AS the pebbles in the sea.
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10 The Fort Scott Monitor says that
there arc IN bourbon county twenty
seven miles and fraction at the Gulf
road. and twcnty-thrcc miles Of tho Mi
souri,. Kansas, and Texas. making over
fifty miles Of railroad. The tax on these
roads this year will more than pay the
interest or the bonds issued. which fact
shows that tho money put ilno railroads
Is n good Investment. They have more
than doubled the price Of lands in I.our-
bon county. hatc reduced the price or
every article the farmer wants to buy.
and haze increased the price Of al pro-
duets the farmer has 10 sefl.
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~ While but very small propor-
ton Of tho members Of the recent Coi:s
vcntion which assembled in Columbia,
South Carolina, were men Of Union an
tccedcnts. yet the proceedings were
marked with loyal expressions for tho
General Government, and for the fr-
turc welfare Ofthc State. and cannot fl l
10 attract attention fr the wisdom and
moderation Of its deliberations. It is
predicted by those best acquainted witll
the situation, that it will furnish a So
luton to the difficulties by which tho
State has been Radically Otcrfun.
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OHN BALZ, Wholesale dealer in Hats Cans and
natl. ~ "s'' ''"e' ~"e'"'
PRICE BISHOP, Wholesale
- dealers IN Hats, Caps Furs. and Straw Goods,
northwest corner Vine and Pearl streets Cincinnati
GOODRICH Co., lwhocs ale
dealers In Hats, Caps. Furs and Straw Goods No.
W. west Pearl street Cincinnati.
r lockwood, Nichols & Ttce. WhoIessIs d..I.,s
west Third street. Cincinnati, w. ~
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Groftrs.

VINHOS. 4 ltOKT N. JONES, wholesale Gro.
4 GERS, No: ~ west Second street. Cincinnati.
ACOBs MEsC ER, Wholesale f;,ocers aud
"a ." @ IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Nos ls
AMEs w. AUSTIN, Dealer In SiapIe. Fancy.
rore'gn and Domestic Groceries, Northeast corner
fi'th and Elm streets. Cincinnati.
isHOP BROTH Frs, wholessIc 1;rocers. ~.
, ~ and s5 Walnut street corner pcsrl erc,"n.,;
MN. Glcnn& S0ls, Wholesale (;rocer.- IA ~ !. = !
w ~ Vine street, - -'~""'
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agricultural Simpletitfnts.

ISAAC STRAUB T. CO., Manufacturers Of the
celebrated Portable Grist Mills, Queen of the
S"nth for corn meal. wheat Touring and stock feed
spices. &c. also hong apparatus smutfcrs, and mill
work generally n. W. corner Front and John Streets
Cincinnati. O..
HAPT. j. EARNSHAw. Manufacturer and
~ dealer In Agricultural. Farm and Plantation I'm
pIemcnts and Machinery. Salerooms: l42 Walnut and
10 and u West Sixth street, Cincinnati, o.
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~ Col. James kcigwin OF Jefferson
vile has been elected Warden Of the
STATE Prison. South at Jctlcrsonvillc. by
the Bv,rI ofDirrctOrs.
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List Of Emtcrprising Business
Firms Of Cincinn natl, Ohio,

Who have subscribed to tho Capital
Stock Of the ltockport and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
the best in the city to deal with, and dis
posed, MS they have already cvinccd by
their actions to look after the material
interests of their customers.
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BOOK ON BUILDING.

nv bnkIe Co.. 81 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
w have just publisheda book building; every
person contemplating building should have a copy
Send for IL. Price One Dollar.
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giquors.
yuarb(c Works.

MUELLER d HENNING. Grea, Western Mar.
AfA hlr Works. Msnilcs and Monuments t'ai h Il and
inmfn'rs si'rh. Front street. bctw cen Gas Wo and
Mil street. Cincinnati.
Joseph Foster. Steam Marl lc and Free Stone
= works corner Elm aid Canal streets Cincinnati
j. v"vES 4 Co.. Whole ale dealers in For
ctgn and American Marble. Fifth street. betw cen
1tene and ioadley. near e.. II. u. r. H. Depot Gin
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CARPET WARPS, Sc.

Ould. Pearce & Co.. Manufacturers of Cotton
NJ Yarns, BsttinYs and Grain Bags, No. ~ west
Second street. Cincinnati.
Ctearns & Foster. Manufacturers of Black and
- White waddng Office: No. 20 east Second street,
Cincinnati.
DutpRnn. Hooker & Co.. White aud coorcd car
l. pet Warps Ratts. &c, ~ west Second and COM
merce streets. Cincinnati
Jewett a. Adams. Manufacturers ot Paper. cotton
and Burap Rags. and ohers of Domestic cotton Goods
Burlaps Hastings, Shoe Iinngs etc, No west Pearl
street Cincinnati.
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FANCY GOODS ANDNOTIONS.

rANCA GOOAJS AND DNOTIONS.
j. II. T. r. JOuvet. Dealers in Machine Twist.
Needles Spool cotton, &c. "a west Fourth street. Gin
Icinnati.
Jenras Sec1cy & CO.. Manufacturers and Import
ers ~ Millinery and Fancy Goods, southeast corner Sd
and Vine streets. Cincinnati
g trObel & Wilkcn. Importers of Fancy Goods and
Toys Pocket cutlery. Druggists Articles &C.. IA
Walnut street. Cincinnati.
John ID. Caldwell. Masonic Temple Cincinnati.
Masonic Supplies. Knights Templars' outfits Tenplar
Rose Crox and Kadosh Dress Swords outfits for Ma.
sonic Lodges. chnpfcrs and commanders.
ID Brown q Co.. importers and wholesale d. aers
III in Hosiery. Gloves. Notions. White Goods Laccs
Emhroidercs, Trimmings, &c No. SO vest Pearl street
Cincinnati.
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FEATHERS.

ID \. Holden Co.. Wholesale dealers in Fcath
4 crs. Always paw the highest market price fol
Ginseng and Beeswax. No. G7 Vine street. Cincinnati
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Bankers.

4 ! EUMAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION Of e.
NJ =. ADAE CO.. s. W. corner Of Sd and Main Sts.
up stairs. Cincinnati. q.
ID. WOLF, Note brokers. and uegofialors Of
I loans on mortgages. and other securities No. 50
West Third street. Cincinnati. u.
NDKEWS. B1SSELL CO.-Eank Of his
"A count and Deposit. Nos. 81 and ~ West Third
street, Cincinnati, o.
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Drriuers.

JACKSON BREwERY.-KLElNER& L ERO..
~ Cincinnati. q.
ENLM STREET BREWEJeY.-C. MORRLEIN,
IL y. Il. corner Elm and Henry street. Cincinnati q.
r ION BREWERY AND MATT HOUSE,
IL Z. windisch, Muhhauser K Bro. Miami Canal be-
tween Liberty and Wade streets. Cincinnati. q.
HAUCK& WINDISCH'S Lager beer Brewery.
j 1 Dayton street. between Central Avenue and
" himan street, Cincinnati O.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

y. II. Weston Manufacturer of Galvanized carbon
led copper and cable Lightning Rods, No. 20 ives
Sixth street Cincinnati.