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01 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I debility, for manly, strength, or Female loveliness. -0 Sold at the CINCINNATI W. BOTANIC DISPENSARY on the N. corner retail for of cash Broadway in and Fifth Streets, wholesale and or exchange for Botanic Medicines. J.

WHITE. tor We call the attention of the public to the advertisement of also Whites the Vegetable recommendat Elixir" in anoth: er column, and to ry commu: nication of Maj. Bolton, a highly respectable citizen of this place, formerly of Seneca Falls, N. and Hi this Elixir will give reliet to such complicated afflictions as his were. it certainly to rank, -not with ane quack nostrums of the day, -but all in all as the best preventative and cure of the age." We have conversed with those who have used this compound, and who have been eyeof its highly beneficial effects in many cases.

That circumstancos have enabled CoL. to offer to the public a vegetable compound, most fortunate for himself, and much more fortunate fos the public, we are well satisfied; and we would, therefore, recommend every family, and every individual, to do as we do -keep this preventative and cure by them Microscope may 30. Da. WHITE'S -Our readers will find advertised in the Sun some very valuable medicines, prepaced by Dr. J.

White, corner of Fifth and Broadway. It is no more than doing justice to him and the public for us to state, that is far as his medicines have been known, they have given general satisfac tion. We are opposed to all quack humbugs, but good article deserves no such appellation. The sick will do well to give him a call. tor We call the attention of the publie to the card and advertisement in this paper and the Enquirer of this city, of White's Vegetable Elixirs, with assurance that their effects have proved all and, more than he claims for them, and we add, that if every family and every individual in Cincincinnati would but keep these articles by them, with the occasional aud free advice of the proprietor of these valuable remedies, there would be found a vast enving in expenses, and that we need not have a single new case of Consumption in the Queen City, from the end of one year to anotherand for the named in his card and advertisement, we have become satisfied that the best skill in the whole pharmacy of nature, cannot rival, if equal.

Those sickly, sallow diseases which are sacrificing, by armies, the fair and the beautiful, yield to the glow and freshness of Female loveliness, and when blessed with prattlers, she may hope to see them grow up in the majesty and beauty of manly Indeed, to uso the words of an old and highly respectable citizen, who has been relieved of his complicated tions of fifteen years standing: "What a pity it is that every family and every individual in this city could not have the benefit of these Vegetable articles, so agreeable to the taste and so valuable to the human fannly." Cincinnati, May 10th, 1842. Col. WHITEmy travels and exposures in Mexico, in 1828 and $29, 1 contracted that afflicting complaint, the Chronic Diarrhea, a disense 80 dangerous and unpleasant, that I have been induced to try the most eminent physicians, the apothecary shops, and the prescriptions of the day famed and the less known in Mexico, and wherever I have traveled in the United States, but all to little or no effect, before using, your ELIXIR. la inquiries of my physicians, why my eye-sight should fail me, they rightly attributed it to the disordered state of my stomach, and general derangement of my whole system, -and debility, in part the effects and result of an inquiry of the spine and hip joint, in the upeet ting of a stage some years If, after all this, was opposed to testing your ELIXIR." or your MAGIC LINIMENT I am now happy to make the amende honorable, and must therefore say that 1 have never found anything to act internally and my general system, giving tone and strength to the whole frame, and buoyancy of feeling. like your Elixir taken internally, and your Liniment applied externally.

They have restored my sight and relieved me of the cramp in my lame leg, to which I have been subject for years, and I feel that their value can hardly be estimated too high: Your Elixir marked curing me of a violent tack of the Cholera, Morbus in fifteen minutes, induced me to yield ton trial of that in bottles marked which has been eminently successful in my own complicated cases, and so with many othera who I know have taken it. Whoevergrown person or child -uses a little of your Elixir, will not be tortured, as all are more or less, with wind in the stomach and bowels. Finally, I believe, Sir, your Elixir deserves to rank, -not with the nostrums of the day, -but as the best preventative and cure of the age. ou are therefore at liberty to refer to me, and to use this communication in any way you please. Yours respectfully, JOHN BOLTON.

Cincinnati, April 29th, 1842. Col. J. WHITE, was afflicted with a very severe cough for twelve years previous 10 1831, and with which was very much ematiated, and as my friends supposed, in the consumption. I had the advice of the most eminent physicians at the south and several of the States.

I tried everything that seemed to afford hopes of relief, but in vain, until I found a deservedly celebrated vegetable compound, prepared and well known in this city and State, and which, after some weeks use, cured me. A few months ago by exposure and very severe colds, I was attacked again with a cough, and tintion which admonished mo that the apprehensions of my friends were too well founded. am now, however, able to say, that I have found a much lese quantity of your vegetable Elixir to be more effect u- al and to cure me in less time than any thing I have ever before used. I have been informed by many others who I know, have used your Elixir for various complaints that "it has given them grent relief." and who unanimously agree with me, that it is one of the best, indeed, the best and most agreeable and valuable compounds now used in any of the countries contributing to its value. Knowing that I will serve many afflicted with the complaints mentioned in your hand-bills, and in the newspapers, I make this communication which you are at liberty to use as you please Respectfully, ISRAEL HOOK.

PORTER is one of the proprietors of the large Cabinet Warehouse, 277 I have been troubled with the asthma, hacking cough, and other complaints, for several yenre; ing which time I have never found any thing to act 50 soon and effectually on both local complaints and the general system, and so happily, on the nervous system, as Wnite's Vegetable Elixir. GEORGE PORTER. Cincinnati, June 15, 1812. CLARK keeps the Lafayette House, Main Street.J My wife has been afflicted, for many years, with complicated female diseases, general debility and derangement of the whole system. 1 have been more or less indisposed myself for many years, Nothing that we have ever been able to find has operated so agreeably on us as White's Vegetable Elixir, and experience has taught usthat familice and individuals should always have it at hand.

ORRIN CLARK. Cincinnati, June 15, 1849- WM. BORLAND keeps the popular and well known boarding house on Cincinnati, June 15, 1842. My wife having the jaundice, and other serious afflictions, all last winter and spring, being much indisposed myself after the failure Call medical advice, apothecary remediesand various celebrated compounds, I purchased one bottle of White Vegetable Elixir Tot my wife -taking a part of the in me myself, by way of experiment, and because I found it exceedingly agreeable to the taste and feelings. The second bottle has that it is the best "preventative and curative" now offered to the public.

WM. BORLAND. Parents so yon value sanity, health and long life, feniale loveliness in your daughters, and manly strength in your cons, remember the suggestions to you the advertisement. Who of the living call expect to disregard, with impunity, the fact, that it is the neglect of early and subsequent attentions to colds, coughs, usual weaknesses after fevers, confinements, neglect of symptoms, and exciting causes, that have rendered miserable for life, and harried annualty so many thousands "to that bourne from whence no traveller retorns." Let the thousands, going to, and standing in the markets, on the burning deck, pestiferous dock, pal or residence. inhaling the minsma-breath of the river and the valley, or in other situations, exposed to chilling colds, the burning eun, fevers, bowel.complainte, and other diseasesember that NATURE fornished in a Elixir a charming and cure, or and that on long as there is a ten ach, it spoonful, or ten drops of this Elixir in the stomis to inko epid or a lever from tempotary, for for for the the Convalescent, and Tonics cral digestive are powers, by the the Brood, and the genfound keepers of Public Hones, the proprietors of and every day stund-by Family, and Reto surpass, in plenaniness and good effects, any Bitters noir afforded to the Peblier Improvement in whatever regarda the happiness and welfare of our race, is constantly on the march to perfection, and with each succeeding day some new problem solved, or come profound seeret revealed, having an important and direct bearing over man's highest destinies.If we take a retrospective view over the past twenty years, bow is the mind struck with wonder! What rapid strides has science made in every department of civilized life! particularly in that which relates to the knowledge of the human eyitem in health and disease.

How valuahie and indispensable are the curative means recently discovered through the agency of chemistry! How does the imagination kindle and our admiration glow at the SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. mineral preparations, yet without any of their deleterious effects upon the vital powers of the system. The attention of the reader is respectfully called 10 the following certificates. However great achievements have heretofore been made by the use of this invaluable modiine, yet daily experience shows results still more able. The proprietors here avail themselves of the op portunity of saying it is a source of constant satisfaction that they are made the means of relieving such an amount of suffering.

Newark, N. Dee. 13, 1842. Mesara Sands: Gentlemen -Words cannot express the gratitude I feel for your treatment to me, a stranger, suffering under one of the most loathsome diseases that ture is capable of bearing. The disease with which I was afflicted commenced with inflammation of the eyes, in the I was treated and finally relieved, but the remedies were this year 1830, which caused almost total blindness.

For such as to cause the development of a scrofulous affection on my left arm near the elbow. Angers, pain and extended from the shoulder to the end of my for two years my sufferings were beyond description: I tried various remedies and consulted different physicians in New York, and amongst them the late Dr. Bushe, who told me the disease of the arm was caused by the large quantity of mercury taken to cure the Inflam mation of any eyes, My sufferings continued, the arm was enlarged, tumors formed in different places, and in a few months discharged, making ten running ulcers at one time, some above and some below the elbow, and the discharge was so offensive that no person could bear to be in the room where I was. I then applied to another distinguished physician, who told me amputation of the arm was the only thing that could save my life, as ft was impossible to cure so dreadful a disease; but as I was unwilling to consent to it he recommended me to use Swain's Panacea freely, which did without deriving but little benefit. For three years was unable to raise my hand to my head or comb my hair, and the scrofula now made its appearance on my head, destroying the bone in different places, causing tensive ulceratione, and I feared it might reach and destroy the brainthe head swelled very much, accompanied with violent pain: numerous external remedies were recommended, but they did no good.

About a year since was taken severely ill, with a swelling of the body from head to foot, so that I was entirely helpless; the Dr. advised me to go to the hospital, for he did not understand my case. -For the last few months I had been afflicted with a severe pain in both sides, at times so hard I could scarcely get my breath. A backing cough constantly annoyed me, and this, combined with my other maladies, rendered me truly miserable. Such, gentlemen, had been my situation for seven years of my life, when commenced the use of your Sarsaparilla, but as my case Was considered hopeless, the near prospect of a speedy dissolution seemed inevitable, I felt.

but little encouragement to The persuasion of friends induced me to try your medicine, which in a few days produced a great change in my system generally, by causing an appetite, relieving pains, and giving me strength; as success inspires confidence, was encouraged to persevere, my pains grew easier; my strength returned, food relinhed, the ulcers healed, new flesh formed, and 1 once more felt within me that I might get well. I have now used the about two months, and am like a different being. The arm that 1008 to be amputated 'has entirely healed, a thing that seemed impossible, I can scarcely belleve the evidence of my own eyes, but such is the fact; and tris now as aseful as at any period of my life, and my general health is better than has been for years past. Health: what magic in the word! how many thousands have sought it in foreign lands and sunny climes, and so't it in vain! Yet it came to me when I had given up to die, and as I feel the pulsations of health coursing through my veins, my whole heart and soul go forth in fervent gratitude to the Author of all our sure mercies, that he has been graciously pleased to bless the means made use of. Truly have you proved yourself the good Samaritan to the afflicted, for next to my Creator, my life is indebted to you (or rather) the use of your invaluable Sarsaparilla.

The value of such a medicine is countless beyond pricemoney cannot pay for it. I have been raised from death, may say, for my friends and myself thought it impossibie I could recover. And now, gentlemen, suffer me to add another proof, certified to by my friends and just acknowledgement of the virtues of your health-restoring Sarsaparilla. That the afflicted may also use it, and enjoy the benefits it alone can confer, is the heartfelt, fervent wish of their and your friend, MARTHA CONTIN. I know Martha Conlin, and believe what she states in this document to be perfectly true.

JOIN POWER, Vicar General of New York, And Rector of 8t. Peter a Church. Given at New York this 14th day of December, 1842. I know Martha Conlin, and have known of her sufferIllness JonN Dysots, Bishop of Neo York. I place full confidence in the statement made by Martha Contin, having known her the past twenty years.

I will cheerfully give any particulars in relation to her case to those who may wish further information. Sr. ELizabern, Superior of the Roman Catholie Orphan daylum. Prince street, New York, Dec. 14, 1849.

I have confidence in the representations made by Martha Contin, and have full knowledge of her case. F. PORDY, Alderman Tenth Ward City of Net York. December 14, 1849. Martha has lived in my family the Tast thirteen years, I hereby certify the foregoing statement made by he welf to be correct.

Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD, No: 604 Broad Newark, N. J. BALTIMORE, Feb.

4th, 1843. A. B. BANDS de Co- Gentlemen: I have used your Extract of Sarsaparilla since its introduction into this gives nie pleasure to state have found it to answer my most sanguine expectations. believe it to be the beat preparation of that valuable article now in use.

With much respect, yours, JOHN WHITBRIDGE, M. D. No. 46 Gay street. ELIZABETHTOWN, N.

Feb. 5,1843. A. B. SANDS Co.Gentlemen: Front a feelof gratitude to you, as well as from a desire to extend knowledge of the virtues of your invaluable medicine as widely as possible, I an induced to subjoin the statement, believing that to it am I indebted for a relief from a inost loathsome disease, thinking that you may deem it proper publish it with your other testimonials, where it may meet the eye of some miserable victim of disease and pain.

Early In June list I was attacked by glandular swellings the neck, which in a few days extended upwards to the cheek, and downwards to the chest, causing intense pain, preventing me from sleeping at night, and obliging me to cease the labors of my occupation. At the first appearance of the swelling, I applied lintment of various kinds, but none of them doing any good, -the swelling continuing to increase and extend, so that my neck became nearly an large as my body, I at length applied to an eminent physician of this town, who pronounced it a virulent case of scrofula. He lanced the swellings, and gave me a prescription, at the same time mentioning "'Bands' as a medicibe likely to prove beneficial, After making use of the preseription, and finding no benent therefrom, and after consulting with two other eminent phyiiciane, (one of Newark and the other of New York,) and receiving but little encouragement from either, I deterinined to make a trial of your. Satraparilla-I procured one bottle, and bad not used it before I was entirely freed from pain, and a manifest improvement made in the appearance of the sores, which were at that time discharging large, quantities of matter. continued using it, by which my health.

was daily improved, the sores discharging less and less, until after using or twelve bottles I was entirely free from any pain or discase whatever, or of any appearance of its ravagen. Yours, with reaper JoHN W. witnessed the efficacy of Banda' Barsaparilla, in the case of John W. Black who was in employ, and whom 1 had frequent opportunities or seeing during the different stages of the disease, I cheerfully accord my testimony as to the correctne of the bove statement. DUKE HAVILAND.

Knowing John W. Blackledge, and the surprizing effect by Banda' it with I add nig testinony an to the truth or the forego statement. D. Sands Sarsaparilla will also and permanently cure diseases having their origin in an impure state of the blood and depraved condition of the general constitution. or Evit, in its various matiam, obstinate Cutaneous Biles, Pimples or Pustules on the Tatter.

Chronic and Pain the arizing from any Ulcers, Fessie Derangements, and all other land and bY A Co. and Chem corner of Cham7 Main street, Third and Fourth. for Cincinnati. Oh; ate bottles for Dune 10, 43. ulty, the near approach to the standard of perfection, of the present time! Through the elaborate investigations of Physiology, or the selence of LIFE, and the pathology of prevalent diseases, much valuable practical knowledge has been gained.

In consequence of becoming acquainted with the organization, the elements of the various tissues and structures of the system, remedies have been tought after and discovered, exactly adapted to combine with, neutralize and expelmorbitic unatter, the catise of discase, and to substitute healthy action in its place. The beautiful simplicity of this mode of treatment is not only suggested by the pathology of diseases, not only grateful to the sufferer, but perfectly in consonance with the ations of Nature, and satisfactory to the views and rea sonings of every Intelligent, reflecting mind. 11 is thus that BANDS' BARSAPARILLA, scientific combination of essential principles of the most valuable vegetable sub: stances, operates upon the system. The Sarsaparilla in combined with the most effectual aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent simples of the vegetable kingdein: health and its who unprecedented success in the restoration to of those had long pined under the most distressing chronic maladice, has given it an exalted ter, furnishing, as it does, evidence of its own intrinsic value, and recommending it to the afflicted in terms the afflicted only can know. it has long been a most important desideratum in the practice of medicine, to obtain remedy similar to thisone that would, act on the liver, stomach and towels with all the precision and potency of NEW CHINA AND QUEENSWARE ESTABLISHMENT at the sign of one 1 Until No.

202, Main street, above Fifth, east side. 1000 packages of new and splendid DINING, DESSERY, BREAKFAST, and TEA SETS. ALSO PURE WHITE IRON STONE CHINA, consisting of Dinner, Breakfast, Tea and Chamber Ware. Plain and Cut Glass, and a general assortment of all kinds of Queensware, suitable for the Country Trade. 90 Call and see the assortment.

WM. R. KERR, March 19th, 1842. Importer Plain Manfactory and Tool Store. -E.

Fo SEYBOLD has, in consequence of the fire on the 11th October, removed his Plane Factory and Tool Store 11 doors lower on Main Street, 3 doors above 5th st, where he has and keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of Planes of every description. Also, a general assortment of Edge Tools of the best brands, Saws, Chissela, Bevels, Squaies, Spirit Levels, Bench and Hand Screws, Oil Stones, Montice, Hand and Eating Gunge, together with great variety of Tools, suitable for carpenters, coopers, ship builders, cabinet, wagon and conch makers, all of which he will warrant of the best quality and sell at the lowest prices. THE subscriber has received direct, (via. New Or. leans,) from England and France, upwards of Merchants and Mechanics will find it to their advantage to call and judge for themselves.

dee PIG LEAD. 100 PIGS Galena Lead, for (JAS. sale by JOHNSTON oct 16 49 Main st. Large APeD on hand! of Hats assortment of' and every own style their quality very COR MAIN TH ST WHOLESALE prices. JOHN OWEN.

N. -Watches repaired and Jewellery made to order. Old Gold and Silver wanted. J. 0.

june 15-6m. TO MEDICAL STUDENTS. THE Fall course of Medical Lectures in Cincinnati, will he commenced On Monday, the 4th day of September, and be continued until the commencement of the Winter Course in November. The lectures and subjects will be an followe: Professor J. P.

HARRISON, M. on the Theory and Practice of Medicine. Wat. M. on and the Diseases of women and children.

J. P. DENNIS, M. M. on on Anatomy and Surgery.

BENJAMIN Medical Jurisprudence. E. 8. M. on Materia Medica and Therapeutica.

L. M. LAWSON, M. on Philology and General Anatomy. Three lectures will be delivered at the College daily, except on Wednesdays and Baturdays, when elinical instruction will be given at the Hospital on Diagnosis and Treatment of by Professors Wright, Hertion and Bhotwell, and on Burgery by Professor Mumey, who will afford students the opportunity of 1 numerous and important operations.

The numerous and superior facilities, for the proscen tion of medical science, afforded by Cincinnati, (the most populone elty in the West,) in bier Hospital, Cabinets, brary, are now no well known that comment deemed entirely unnecessary. Students may obtain good boarding for 91 50 to 89 per week. Ang REFORMED MEDICAL SCHOOL UP CINCINNATI. THE regular Fall and Winter course of lectures this school, will commence on the first Monday in November next, and continue four months. From tour to six lectures will be given dally, with an many examinations, and the public may rest assured that as a course of instruction will be given, an at any medical institution in the country.

To prevent misapprehension, we wish it distinctly derateed that the principles of this school are identical with those of College," (now discontinued) and have ne which connection have been with the Steam to the ad vocates of pleased berros the nameof Reform, in the hope of appropriating lte reputation. our practical views, meantime, we are equally opposed to the prevailing practice of bleed letting, and the use of mineral poisons as remedial agents. Our aim is to reform the scifice of medicine, not to establish a Crude Empyriciam. The allotment of subjects for the senion, is as follows: Anatomy Physiology, Theory and practice of Medicine, T. V.

Morrow, M. D. $15.00 I Midwifery, and diseases of women and children, A. H. Baldridge, M.

D. 010.00 001 Materia Medica, Therapeutics, Pharmacy, J. Kubourne, D. 810 00 Arrangement will also be made for a full course on Surgery and Chemistry by competent Instructers. Tut Books.

Those in general use in other Medical Schools, with the addition of Beach's American Praetice. The price, of tickets on all the departments will he only 355 and students will have the option of taking the whole, or any part. Payment to be made in advance. Nom Good 81. 75 board, to 89:00 Including per room and lodging, can be had No city.

in the West for than quiring Cincinnati, thorough and knowledge of the science of Medicine, the remarkable success of Reformed practicioner, and the great and Increasing demand for ibeir services, offer a very strong the Inducement for young it preparing for medical profession. the For office any of Dr. further V. information, Morrow, persona will please call on Blath street, first door Walnut German Lutheran Church, between Vine and bit by Mail, Post paid, 14 the I. M.

In behalf CINCINNATI, September 9th, 1843. w. Fashionable HATS. THE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully invites his friends and the public generally, who wish to purchase a good article in his line, of his own manufactare, to call at No 152 Main St. between 4th and 5th sts.

JAS. M'MULLEN. may 13 JOHN OW WEN'S SPECTACLE FACTORY too look long at sighted this and and go eke eye purblind short no sighted longet. Call at my factory, on Walnut street, three above Third, and examine my stock of Spectacles, which comprises the following kindGold, Silver, Plated and Steel, with glasses to suit all sights -which will sell at RETAIL for INDIA RUBBER FILTERING INK STANDS. stand have line.

just received a few constructed new articles as in to the keep Inkthe ink from exposed, and therefore there is not the They are so being least evaporation; and always insure clean ink, an dirt or dust cannot get into them. DESILVER BURR, oct 19 119 Main st. REMOVED. GEO Third SHURRA East has Fourth removed from opposite No 5. John West, Shillito Co's, where he will open in a few days did assortment of goods in his line, selected by himself from the latest importations.

With strict attention to business, he solicits his share of public patronage. sep 8 NOT THE THING AT ALL. THE Lard Lamps we advertise, we want some especially winno- ticed, are not the screw Lamp sold by last ter, but an entirely new and superior article, on a differ. ent principle, and we challenge the world to produce better or a brighter light from grease than is produced by this Lamp. For sale, wholesale or retail, by SILSBEE oct 19 170 Main st.

TO SHIP BUILDERS AND OTHERS. of very superior Oakum made 10,000 by Machinery from the best of Gov. ernment Junk. A1.80- 20,000 Patent Wrought Spikes made from old Sable Iron and will be found far superior to the band made, and they save much expense in driving as they require no boring of the wood. Price low, and for sale low by 20-tf STRADER GORMAN.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED Proposals will be received at the Auditor's Office in Cincinnati, on the 97th day of October, 1843, for the graveling of about 50 rods of the Carthage Road, north of the present improvement on said road. Specifications of the work can he seen at the Auditor's Office. By order of the Commissioners. H.

A McDOUGAL, oct. wit Aud't H. C. H. C.

GROSVENOR, ENGRAVER AY BE FOUND at J. A. James' Stereotype Foundry, No. 1, Baker street, ready to serve the public any thing in his line of business, with neatness and despatch. Newspaper beads, Vignettes, Book, Newspaper and Handbill Cuts, engraved at prices to suit the times.

april 7 NEW BOUKS, DESILVER BURR, No. 119 MAIN STREET, Second door below Commercial Bank, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BINDERS, invite the attention of their and the public generally, to their choice assortment of Eng. fish and American editions of Standard works in the several departments of Literature, Including Theology, Medicine, Civil and Ecclesiastical History, Poetry Natural and Moral Philosophy, Natural History, Architecture and Engineering, Biography, Voyages and Travels, Fine Arts, C'assical and General Literature, Special orders for English Books. IP Literary and Professional gentlemen, requiring any particular works not to he found in this country, can have their orders forwarded by steamship, and returns made in from sixty to seventy days. They have made arrangements with the various Law and Medical Booksellers in the East and West for supplies of all new works.

We hope the efforts we have made to keep a good assortment, which this city has long been in want of, will be met with a corresponding libeThe Life of Washington. By Jared Sparksnew edition, with 14 elegant steel engravings, royal 8vo. Sparks' Life of Washington -Abridged. 2 vols. 19mo.

for school libraries, familles, The Life and Writings of Benj. Franklin. By Jared Sparks -10 vols 8vo. Speeches and Forensic Arguments of Daniel Webster, 8th edition, uniform, 3 vole. evo.

La Fontaine's Fables Sixth Thousand-2 vols. 18mo. Paper covers, bound in cloth. $1. A splendid edition of La Fontaine, with 240 engravings, translated from the Prench by E.

Wright, Jun. 9 vols. 8vo. Bame work with 60 plates, 1 vol. History of the Hawaban, or Sandwich Islands.

By Jas. Jackson Universalism examined, renounced and exposed. By Matthew Hale Smith-9th edition, 12mo. The Great history of the times of vol. with 5 Sketches of Foreign Travel and Life at Sea.

By Chas. Rockwell, U. 8. N. vols.

8vo, Thirty Years from Home, or a Voice from the Main Deck. By Samuel Leech, de. Fifth Thousand. Fowle' Dialogues and Discussions, for Schools and Academies of both sexes 2d edit. 12mo.

Russell's Primary Reader, with Introductory Exercises in Articulation, Parish Hymns. The Keys of the Kingdom. By John Cotton, Teacher of the Church at Boston, in New England. Published in London, 1644; now republished in 1843. "Here is a book which Cotton Mather tells us gives us a view of Congregationalism as it existed in the minds of the Fathers." The Book of Proverbs, topically arranged with Questions, forming system of Practical Ethica for Sabbath Schools and Bible Classes.

Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands-1 vol. )mo. By Mrs. Bigourney. De Wette on Human Life ond Practical Ethics, translated by Samuel Osgood, In 2 vola, 19mo.

Songs and Ballads, translated from Uhland Korner, Burger and other Lyric Poets. By C. T. Brooks. Grandfather's Library-edited by 8.

G. Goodrich. Channing on Belf-Culture. Pictorial Natural Historyedited by 8, G. Goodrich.

A Critical and Historical Introduction to the Canonical Scriptures of the Old Testament, from the German of Wilhelm Martin Lebereht de Wette, translated, and enlarged by Theodore Parker. Sketches of Foreign Travel and Life at Sea. By the Rev. Charles Rockwell. Rogers' Poems, with Splendid Illustrations -1 vol.

8vo Burns' do do do do, Fisk's Classical Literature, new edision. Manesca's French Course, do Frederika Bremer's Novels in pamphlet form. Channing's Works--6 vols. 8vo. Introduction to Geometry and the Science of Form, prepared from the most approved Prussian text-book.

DRY GOODS. CHEAP FOR CASH. THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand at No. 216 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, a carefully selected stock of seasonable Dey GooDs, which will be sold, wholesale or retail, at the smallest advance on eastern prices. Persona can rely upon setting goods at the lowest market rates, without the contemptible subterfuge of subjecting my customers to the insults of "Ro or Market street P.

HOLLAND. oct 9- w3t MERCHANT method of informing his ALEX. friends EFFRAY and the public generally, that he is ready to undertake orders for gentleman's garments, of wearing apparel, and to furnish the first shape of elegance. A. E.

flatters himself that those who have known his style of workmanship during those his stay in this city, wilt again give him a call, and who have not, he respectfully solicits a trial from. He can he found at all times of the day, at the store of the undersigned, and has advantages to offer cash customere only, of "quick returns and small profite." J. ABRAHAM CO. sep 29 East aide of Main. 3 doors above 3rd: MUSTARD SEED.

C488 paid for Mustard Seed, GEO. by H. BATES de Co. cop 28 corner Main and Pront ate. DOCKET and Pen CUTLERY 9000 doz low priced Pocket Knives, this day received.

comprising a large assortment, of 1, 2, 3 a 4 4 blade Knives, to Elk, Stag, Cocoa, Butfalo and Ivory. 500 doz Pen and Pocket Knives, manufactured by RodOreoke, Turner and Wastenholm. The attention of Merchants particularty, he invited to our extensive assortment of Cutlery imported direct from Sheffield, to which we are daily receiving additions. cop 29 TYLER DAVIDSON CO. REMOVAL Front W.

G. Basses opposite has the removed Public to the new third door west of Sycamore st. Aug street, Landing, MONY A MICKLE MAKS A ECONOMY all the certain road to Wealth -It In well coal burners, that quantities of coke and small coals are daily wasted, for want of a convenient and proper contrivance for sifting, the common coal abor els and ash pans being dirty, Inconvenient and inefficient; when lol. Yankee ingenuity has overcome all the ties, and produced a Coal sifter, cheap, convenient and elicient. For sale at BILBBEE Co's, oct 18 170 Main VENITIAN BLINDS.

Fifth at, No. 76, between Sycamore and Broadway, opposite the Wesley Chapel, Cincinnati. NEW AND SHAUTIFUL PATTER REP AND PHILADELPM Y. fully BICORDE, who late of want Blinds Philadelpbla, of would superior to call and examine specimens en his R. has been engaged in the in Philadelphia for several years, and Batters hisself that he will be able 10 please all who may favor him with their ces to suit the times.

J. D. DOUGLASS, MANUFACTURER AND REPAIRER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS North East Corner PUCk and Main THE ONLY be PLACE to Cincinnati where Wind Instrumehta manufactured and repaired. Oct 96 ELLIOTT, ARY SURGEON, who left France about 12 months since, where he practiced Farriery for 9 yeare, Ins located himself permanently in this city, and offers his services to the public generally, in that line. He pledges himself to cure the following diseases: Abcese and 'Tumors, Acute Founder, strains in the back, disease on the bladder, coffin-joint, strain, cold, or catarrh, wind or dry, cholic, consumption, contraction, curb, farcy, pole-evil, fistula, thrash, glands, grease, gripes, hide-bound, inflamation of hip-joint; the mation of the kidneys, liver, lock-jaw, big-head, big jaw, inflamation of the lungs, madnees, quittar, ringbone, roarers, saddle galls, sanderack, lameness in the shoulder, sores splents, staggers, blood spavin, bone spavin, stiffle strangles, stringhalt, -bone, wind galls, cata: act of the eyes, or weak eyes, sweeney, jarre shoulder, and any curatle disease He will also attend to nicking in the English style when the subscriber will always insure the horse t6 carry a good tail.

Persona desirous of consulting him, can find him at all bours of the day or night, at his stable tween Fifth and Sixth eta, and between Main and Sycamore, in the rear. of Messrs Crenin Riddle's stable, or his Agent, Tylee Chamberlain, at Madisonville, Ohio; and refers to the following persons for his professional abilities, in the cityG. R. Creain, Horse Dealers: J. Brown, Livery Stable; Stevens Cole, Livery Stable; Capt.

Crom well. Broadway Hotel; Gen Taylor, Newport, Ky. Griffin Taylor, Esq.4 Dr. Foster; James L. Lyon; Mr.

Wunder, Butcher: W. Westjohan: Mr Seward, Mount Pleasant; J. Riddle, Livery Stable: R. Brown, Livery Stable; W. Ware, Livery Stable; Capt.

W. H. Taylor: Mr. Stetson, C. Schultz, Brewer: Dr John Allen; Mr.

Shoenberger; Mr. Lindsay, Newport, Ky Mr. Kenedy, Newport; D. Reily Livery Stable; Mr. Oswald, Livery Stable: B.

Janifer, Livery. Stable; Capt, Irwin; Nicholas Longworth, Egg; A. M'Alpin, Mr. Brooks, Boat Yard; Mr. Schank, near, Hamilton, and a number of other gentlemen, for all of which persons, Dr.

has performed some of the most wonderful cures. In cases where no cure is effected no charge will be made. Stabling can be furnished horses under his care, on the most reasonable terms. Horses altered and insured for five dollars. ap 26-ly.

TO DR. B. BRANDRETU'S Office in Cincinnati, which was established for the purpose of constituting agents in the Far West, having accomplished that object, is now closed, except for the sale of Pills and Medicine. All of Dr. Brandreth 'a agents, will therefore, understand that Dr.

B. will pend a traveling agent through the country once a year, to collect moneys for sales made, and distribute supplies of, his cine. The said traveler will be provided with a pow. er of attorney, duly proved before the clerk of the city and county of New York, and renewed every three months, together with all necessary, vouchers and papers. B.

BRANDRETE, M. D. NEW YORK, May 17, 1843. N. F.

MERRY WEATHER is now mY only agent in Cincinnati, and will, at all times, ba provided with the genuine Pills and Liniment, my late office, Third between Main and Walnut. THE TRUE WAY TO RECOVER HEALTH Dr An individual only wishes to know the Rient WAY to pursue it; and there are none, were it SURELY made known how Lire might be prolonged and HEALTH recovered, who would not adopt the plan.Evidence is required that the right way is discovered. This is what those suffering from sickness want to be antisfied about. For who so foolish as not to enjoy all the health his body is capable off Who is there that would not live, when his experience can so much benefit himself and family! At is a meloncholy fact, that a very large proportion of the most useful members of society die between she age of thirty and forty. How many widows and helpless orphans have been the consequence of mankind not having in their own power the means of restoring health when lost! Now all these dangers and difficulties can be prevented, and the long and certain sickness, by assisting Nature, in the outset, with a goud of the Brandreth This is a.

fact, well understuod to be so, by thousands of our citizens. Thie medicine, if taken so as to purge -freely, will surely cure any curable There is no form or kind of ness that it dote not exert a ctitative upon. Thus, by their power in resisting putrefaction, they cure menales, small pox, worms, and all contageous fevers. There is not a medicine in the world able to purify the masa of blood and restore it to a health condition, as the Brandroth The same may be said of Brandreth's REMEDY; an outward application in all external pains, or swellings, or sores, it greatly assista the cure. When used where the skin is very tender or broken, it should be mixed with one of two parta water.

A sure Test of genuine Brandrethamine the box Then look at the certificate of Agency, whose engraved date must be within the which every authorized agent must possees; if the three labels on the box agree with the three labels on the Certificate, the Pill are truenot, they are false. june 7: Wholesale and retail, at No 100 Main 3d door above Third. 'The subscriber has pow finished and ready for sale a large and eral assortment -of Saddlery, consisting of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Collars, Whips, Carpet Bugs, Valces; of the latest style and of materials and wurkmanehip not to be surpassed. Stage, wagon, dray, and plougn Harness, together with every, article usually kept in bin line, which he will sell for cash -at prices very much reduced to suit the tines. ISAAC YOUNG.

ap20. Ar my instance, an attachment E. was issued on the 17th day of June, 1843, by V. Brooks, a Justice of the Pence of Cincinnan Township; Hamilton county, Ohio, against, the sident property and effects of Thomas J. Shearer, a non-reof said county, this 29th day of June, A.

1843. CONVERSE June QUILDING LOT FOR BALE On the north side of Fourth sta (central) having two fronts, 40 by 136 feet; for sale at less than 930, each front. D. P. sept 1 109 Main at br 3d and 4th, HORSE.

THE Horse, by W. a new. edition with: mos merous plates. Together with a general history of the Horse." A Dissertation on the American Trotting Horse, trained and account of hie remarkable performances, and en essay on the Ate and Mule, by J. B.

Skinner, Just received and for sole hy DESILVER BURR. 7 119 EPROM 25 for Entom GEO per by B. DATER CO. 16 Corner Main and BOOKN FOR A for children of and new and didly found and Just Main received and for sale the and Din CLARK 15 COUNTRY SCAT FOR ONE county, of the most. beautiful Ohio country situated on the River.

town, consisting of an elegant fruit, stable, cistern, well of pure water, every 4 acres of ground, and. ence. If desired, the purchaser Furniture, a Horse and Carriage, a for 6 months a torme 1-0 liberal The above, place now LET offered for 82,800. Apply -A Brick, dwelling on 30 8905 per HICKMAN Bug 31. op Pen CLOCKS A low of a Clocks, at junt the received on consignment and for sole cheap.

Ohio Auction and. Store, No 190 The Main W. C. S. WOODRUFE tailing above are selected expressly for 16- IRON AIR Air TIGHT STOVES, CA Tight PRENCH anew WINSLOW or Columbia of oct 5 then of the pit STICKS WE this a Gentlemen A by DAVIS of OLEAKIN AND GAITER HATE full or the arora on hand, we well either retail, very A DAVIS Corner of Main and to half la hand, will be for within house, to 8 of on Jot.

25 to compass 9th and street, Land Main NE, bf. 34 and HOUSE LOT WANT small house built in modern ated genteel neighborhood; north sept 7 34 at op Post Cilice, -BEDIENT, des shot Lik Sial Goa and Gen Butt early sortm Chair Came claspi and caste: sticks and in sett Razon superk and Shawl zers, boxes. win' Cape, were a goods, IP manner old oct 1.