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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - November 11, 1868, Cincinnati, OhioThe Cincinnati commercial wednesday november 11. 1868, Board of health. The Board of Lealta Scolet yesterday aft moan. After a Lape of three week. At the mayor s office the mayor Charleo f. To Wilstach esq., in the chair. There were present messes. Bane Bic Birney simpk1ns�n. Thoa Jaa and the health officer or. Win. Clendena. Absent messes. Rauch and Baum. Minutes read and approved. Timo was granted to the committee on social Bril to report i it a. Clendenin reported that or. Baum with him on the subject of branding cattle approved by the inspector for Slaughter approved and recommended the use of stencils instead of branding Irens. The subject was Laid Over far the present. Or. Mcbirney from the committee on utilising Street dirt stated that the committee had already reported. Or. Thomas made the following report from the committee on incompetent practitioners of Medicine Quot the special committee to whom was referred the communication of the health officer in relation to the practice of Medicine by incompetent persons would report that they have had the same Noner consideration and after having advised with a number of competent physicians have concluded that the most effectual was to Check tiie evil complained of is for the City Council to provide by ordinance for the Ensor Merit of the Law passed by the legislature May 5, 1868, to protect the citizens of Ohio from empiricism and your committee therefore offer the following Resolution and recon ?t7nt the health officer and the City Solio Tor be. And Thev Are hereby requested to prepare an ordinance and present it to Council for the Abate report adopted health Orricer s that a Kroart. The following monthly report of or. Clendenin health officer was read health officer s Rafort. Health office Ciuci Peati november 4, 1868. To the honorable Board of health i have the Honor to present the following report for the month ending october 31, 1868 Humber Asir causes of deaths fever typhoid.11 gastritis. 1 heart disease.11 apoplexy.t.10 asthma.3 brain congestion of. 2 brain compression of. 1 brain inflammation of. 4 Hyde Thorax. Hydro Chepalis Boveia inflammation of 4 intemperance.1 bowels Haemorrhage of. 3 kidneys Brights disease bronchitis. 1 bladder disease. 2 consumption.37 convulsions.26 group .6 . 2 casualty.1.7 cancer. 2 congestive chills. 1 child birth. 3 cholera Moribus. 3 diarrhoea .10 dysentery .6 dropsy. 3 debility.7 diphtheria.18 drowned.l.1 enteritis. 1 Erysipelas. 1 fever Scarlet .5 total deaths. Of. 1 laryngitis. 1 lungs Haemorrhage of. 2 lungs congestion of. 3 lungs inflammation of. 11 liver disease of .2 Maras us .3 meningitis.6 Asnin a pot. .2 old age. 4 ovarian tumor.1 premature birth. 1 rheumatism. 1 still born. 18 scr Fula. 1 smallpox.32 teething. 5 whooping cough.3 unknown. 8 .303 males. Females. Color. .153 white.28050 coloured. 14 total.303 total .303 classification of asks. Still born. 18 under 1 year.66 Between and 2 years. 35 Between 2 and 5 years. 31 Between 5 and 10 years. 18 Between 10 and 2 5 years 12 Between 20 and 30 years 35 Between 30 and 40 years 18 Between 40 and 50 years 22 Between 50 and 60 years 17 Between 60 and 70 years 12 Between 70 and 80 years 9 Between 80 and 90 years 2 unknown. 8 total.303 District. Fhy simians. No. Of new patients. No. Of visits. 1. A. L. Corrie a. 210 2. A. P. Jelkins. 16 36 3. 111a. S. Young. .27 180 5. A. Sexton. 6 59 6. .22 399 7. A. F. Buckner. 14 85 8. A. H. Mcreynolds. .35 142 9. A. P. Diva. Is 43 10. 176 11. A. J. Miles. 266 12. A. J. Funk. 140 13. A. A. Parker. 163 14. A k. Petrine. 132 15. 40 16. E. Cox. 181 17. .8. U. Green. �?�8 13. A. B. To Raff. S 137 19. 75 20. 0 21. 52 in i a a i total. 2,645 i regret to report that the Small pox is still prevailing to a very considerable extent. During the month of october there were thirty two deaths from this disease no to the present time there have been thirty three deaths reported. On the 22d Day of october i addressed a communication to each of the District physicians of which the following is a copy Viz a health office Cincinnati october 22, 1868. A is my you Are respectfully requested to in hire into and investigate the character of and the extent to which the Small pox is now prevailing in your District in what particular streets and alleys is the disease most prevalent and what class condition and Ages of persons Are the subjects of the disease. You will also please inquire How generally vaccination is and has been practice whether the operation is made by physicians Barbero or by other persons the kind and Quality of the matter used and what care is exercised in the subsequent treatment of such vaccination in order to determine the result and what other precautions Are being made use of for the prevention of the data care. A a a Small pox is now largely on the increase in this City and threatens to become epidemic in its character it is hoped your investigations will be conducted with care and be made As thorough As circumstances will permit and report the results in writing weekly to this office. A fall cases of Small pox occurring in your own practice Are to be a according to Law a Cev of w High is herewith enclosed a Svery Twenty four hours All such cases As in your opinion positively require Hospital care Aro Tobe reported to this office so that the superintended of the Cincinnati Hospital May be notified from this office and requested to remove the Saue to the Hospital. A it is hoped you will be prompt Rol faithful in inaugurating and carrying out the rules of the Board of health concerning contagious diseases and also such other measures As in your opinion May Conduce to the same end. By order of the Board of health. A Charles f. W1l8tach, a mayor and president of the Board of health. Quot a. Clendenin health this communication has been promptly responded to by the District physicians and i submit the accompanying letters which have been received in answer to the above communication As a part of this report. Copies of the printed rules and regulations of the Board of health As approved by the City Council have been distributed by the sanitary policemen with instructions to leave copies with All physicians and to put up copies in All groceries meat stores bakeries acc. But there Are Only a part of the physicians of the City who Hare com a did with the Law. Yesterday additional copies of the a were put in circulation so that none might have an excuse for failing to comply therewith. With your approval the Law Sill be thoroughly enforced Aud physicians and others who fail to comply with the rules of the Board will be required to show cause of non compliance. It is believed that in Many instances the disease has teen spread and carried from families or persons by school children to our Public schools. It is therefore suggested that ail teachers should inquire of their Pup is. Once or twice a week whether any sickness is prevailing in their families and where such disease is found to exist in a family the children should be kept at Home and on no account should they be admitted into any school. A am. Gentlemen very respectfully your obedient servant w. Clendenin health officer. Report of the sanitary police. Number of nuisances abated. 662 number of orders issued from the health office to Abate nuisances 100 number of permits to dig new privy vaults 28 number of permits to clean privy vaults 37. Abstract of the meat inspectors repo Jit. The following animals were condemned and thrown out of the Market Viz 16 cattle. 119 sheep. 14 sows 167 bogs. The hogs were condemned because they had the hog cholera. Tho other animals were diseased or Teo poor for human food. The report was accepted. Port of committee on health a report on Eastern Thip. Or. Davis from the committee on the health officer s report on his trip to the. Eastern cities made the following report which was accepted a Cincinnati november 2, 1868. A to the honorable Board of health a a gentlemen your committee to whom was referred a report of the health officer concerning his recent official Vittit to Boston. New York and Philadelphia beg leave to report that they have examined said report with great care and interest. We a to not propose to discuss All the Points of interest contained therein but merely to refer to those that demand Especial action at this time. A the plan adopted in the pastern cities of removing by Means of boats or ears All Street dirt As Well As the contents of privy vaults and depositing it in pits or boats and Selling it for fertilizing purposes is corp tall approved. The adoption of this plan in our City would secure the following results Viz a handsome Revenue could be soon derived from it the pollution of our Beautiful Ohio by the disgusting practice of throwing therein the tilth referred to would be obviated and Many of the diseases that Are created by filling up our new streets raid Low grounds with this mixed substance would be prevented. A we also approve of and recommend the Boston plan of making privy vaults water tight it May be in those localities m which the to Tom of the vault is upon gravel bids of the e plan will in cur Low grounds prevent the tilling of vaults w Ith w Ater and the draining of vaults into tie River above the water works it would also prevent the common Nui Sauco arising from the contents of such vaults leaking into adjoining cellars Wells Aud grounds. A from this report we learn that All persons engaged in cleaning vaults Are required to enter into a written contract in which the manner and time of doing the work and also the Price to let a paid therefor Aro fully specified sworn measures Are employed whose business it is to All vaults that Are emptied end to make out the Bill in duplicate for no a service which Bill is approved by the health officer before it is presented for payment. The measurer s fee is also charged if the Bill for emptying the vault one half is paid by the owner of the vault the Ether half by the vault cleaner. This Cense is approved and Decem amended by your committee it is also in Rhet Reeoma mended that Steps be taken to a peat we or More measures of vaults for this City. To Aid in carrying ent these recommendations your committee would suggest that the honorable City Council place the dump boat in charge of the Board of health or to require the owner or person in charge of said boat to report to the Board of health All such facts As May relate to the emptying of privy vaults. A in order to prevent the concealment of crime and to obtain a More Correct record of deaths and interments. Your committee would recommend that such measures be adopted by the braid of health As May be deemed proper to secure the co operation of cemeteries so far As to require a permit from the health off Oer before receiving a body for burial or Enyim Brent cemeteries also to take up such permits and return them to the health officer three times a being the plan adopted and carried ont in new York Boston and Philadelphia. If such an arrangement can not be effected it is suggested that the legislature be petitioned to extend the Powers of the Board of health so As to place All such cemeteries under the jurisdiction of the Board of health so far As May be necessary to secure the objects referred to a the excellent system adopted in some of the cities of regulating tenpin but houses Aud of taking Possession of and filling up and improving i salubrious districts seem ont of reach at present but the great care taken to compel Universal vaccination of children in Boston should remind this Board that in View of the prevalence of Small pox in on midst we should take such Steps As will insure if possible the vaccination of every person in the City. In Boston no child is admitted into the Public schools without a certificate from a physician stating that the child has been properly and successfully vaccinated. �?o8. 8. Davis a John Simpkinson or. Mcbirney offered a Resolution to the effect that in View of the increase of Small pox the Board require All children in the Public schools who have not been vaccinated to have it done at once and respectfully request the Board of education to co operate. Carried. Or. Davis offered a Resolution asking express companies Railroad companies. Cemeteries atc., to co operate with the Board to prevent the spread of disease. Also a Resolution requiring All privy vaults to to hereafter to noted to be built of store or Brick water tight by the use of Cement and that All vaults East of the w Ater works by made water tight in order to prevent the vaults in that Region from leaking into the River. This Resolution gave Rise to a Good Deal of discussion during which the very pleasant fact leaked out that there Are several hundreds of privy vaults stables and filthy sewers pouring their contents directly into the River immediately above the Supply pipes of the water works. The statistics Are 606 privy vaults 28 stables 136 drains and sewers total. 760 All emptying directly into the River at the Point indicated. On motion the subject was referred Back to the committee in connection with the City solicitor. Or. Simpkinson moved that the Board resend the prohibitory order in regard to Cherokee and Texas cattle. Carried. Messes. Davis and Thomas in connection with the health officer were appointed As a committee on the matter of cemeteries express and Railroad companies 4c. S a communication was received froth John Lyon asking to be relieved from prohibition in burning leather chips. Referred the the health officer. Also one from sixty Odd property holders in the West end asking the Board to prevent the rebuilding of Witters Slaughter and rendering House. Referred to or. Birney member of the District in which the place is. And to the health officer. The Bills Fer drugs printing surgical instruments for ent doer poor and the Bill of Sage k Hinkle for Legal advice in nuisance cases $100, were read by the Secretary approved and were ordered to be paid. Or. Clendenin called the attention of the Beard to the losses of or. Mccracken the Dairyman whose cows died of the cattle plague and stated that or. Mccracken deserved some assistance for the co operation he gave the Board in the matter of stamping out the disease. Or. Simpkinson offered a Resolution to recommend Council to make or. Mccracken some remuneration. Carried. Adjourned. Preferred drunkenness cured with or. Johnston a specific. This infallible remedy Ean be Given with or without the patients knowledge. Or. Johnston a treatise on a drunk eness its consequences and cure a a free on application. Seld by All druggists. John d. Park wholesale and retail agent. Aug. J. Shueller. Sole proprietor Columbus o. A Noll Meed is iioij8e-furnishing goods. All Tho novelties pertaining to Tho culinary depart Anent can be had at the Cincinnati tin and Japan manufacturing company a 169 race St. The Cincinnati tin and Japan manufacturing company Are now opening a very Fine assortment of both american and English manufacture of table cutlery Ali in they Are offering at Low prices. If you want value received for your Money buy your Coal vases plate warmers and toilet Ware at the Cincinnati tin and Japan manufacturing company a 169 race St. The Cincinnati tin and Japan manufacturing company keep in Stock a very Superior Quality of Silver plated Ware of the most Modem designs and at reasonable prices. O7-4tsatnw&sa-ps Mishler a Herb bitters. This great household remedy which has literally taken the East by storm and conquered the whole Field of the strength of its unquestioned Merit is now sold by All on druggists and store keepers. Every body ought to use it. A no9-6tkltwl2-ps hegelian a genuine cod-l1vek Oil. Our cod liver Oil is warranted pure Newfoundland Oil it has stood the teat of 20 years experience and can be relied on in every particular. Its superiority Over that prepared on our own sea Shore is shown by the numerous cures performed by it when the inferior oils had been tried without effect the uniform Good Quality of our Oil Given it the preference Over the numerous brands in the Market and has elicited the highest commendation from eminent physicians. For Sale by All respectable druggists in the United states. ©c21-8t w ksa&4tw9 a Smaritan a Only real cure for diseases arising from indiscretion. Only ten pills to effect a cure. Purely vegetable. Cures in from two to four Days thus avoiding exposure and trouble. Male packages $2 female $3. Sent by mail. Samaritans Root and Herb juices. A Posk Tive cure for scr Fula ulcers sores spots tetters Scales boils pimples blotches syphilis and All diseases arising from impure blood. Syphilis the most dangerous of diseases is permanent in cured. $1 25 per bottle. Sold by j. D. Park fourth and Walnut. Ocl4 25t was amp maps 310 for in upper or lower set of Teeth which we defy any dentist East or West to compare Quality of Teeth or workmanship with us. 50 cents for nitrous oxide Gas and extracting one tooth at the Ohio steam dental company a office 255 Walnut St., Cine to. Au2t theod is married. wednesday evening november 4. At the residence of the brides father in Indianapolis ind., by the Rev. O. A. Burgess. Or. Chas. E. Marthens of this City to miss Slaggie e. Vaud grift. Air Mccarty Manion on monday evening november 9, at St. Xavier Church by the Rev. Father Iuan or. Charles Mccarty to miss Kate Manion both of Cincinnati o. Smith Lancaster on monday november 9, at the residence of or. Geo. Bowen in Covington by a. J. Francis esq., we. Smith to miss Sarah Lancaster. Gillespie Mcmast Bra on 29, in Christ Church bails on spa a. By the Rev. George Worthington Rector of St. Johns Church. Detroit mich., Lieut. Col. George l. Gillespie corps of engineers. U. 8. Army to Frances Shobie daughter of r. P. Mcmaster of new Orleans la. Died. Reno on monday morning november 9, in this Eity Edith Beloyed daughter of John And Jane h. Reno in the 14th year of her age. Funeral will take place from the residence of her father. No. 97 Kilgour St., at 1h of clock p. M., thursday november 12. Friends of the family to attend. No�?Tll-2t Ziegler on a Lay evening. November 9, at his residence 168 Laurel St., or. Philip Ziegler aged 64 years. Funeral this Day at 2 of clock p. at his residence in Farmington. St. Francois county mo., on the 5th inst., or. Valentine Rucker editor of the Farmington Herald. Dobmeyer on monday afternoon. November 9, of diphtheria Charlotte a., oldest child of j. J. Dobmeyer aged 6 years 11 months Aud 9 Days. Funeral from the residence of her father 477 court St., at 8 of clock wednesday morning november ii. And High mass at the Cathedra at 8k a. Friends of the family Are respect fully invited to attend without further notice. Nol0-2t sewing machines sewing machines. Closing out Sale of singers. Wheeler it Wilson a Grover a. Bakery Wilcox it Gibbs Howe a family manufacturing Aud Cylinder machines together with a number of second hand machines which will be told at n great reduction for ca9b, and warranted to be in Good working order. This is a Good Cas lice to procure a first class machine at a Low Price. Tames Siva Don commercial building Cor. Fourth amp race 8tg. Ih>p-6tsumwf8um noticed a o. O. 1. No this in n p Cincinnati l4jdge, no. 3, # will meet wednesday evening at 7 of clock for important business. A full attendance if requested a a Rita re pm no or he Yurg amp . To Canzy vhf tsp Attr or in Tion. Meet at your Emory this evening for Drill. By order of capt. H. C. Nelson. Com d g. Lect. De. Caldwell Sec a. The ninth Ward meet at the seventh Street engine House this we iwo Al amp it amp a Quot attention Coopers every Cooper in Cincinnati is hereby requested to attend j meeting to Day. At 8 a. at Workman 8 Hall on Walnut at., bet thirteenth Aud Mercer Sta. By mar of society. _ _ am officers and Mem s Bers of Nelson Encampment g. A. A. Of Covington Are requested to meet at their Ball thi8 wednesday evening at 71 of clock for the transaction of important business. By order of it a j. D. Katyn r. Of attention members of company Juare requested to meet at their armory on wednesday evening november 11. A full attendance of All the members is requested As there is business of importance to be transacted. The members of other companies Are requested to attend. It John j. Began capt Corody a. Attention Independent company american zouave. The members of this company Are requested to meet at Amory this wednesday evening at 7 p. M., for Drill and business of importance. By order. H. C. Nelson Captain. D. Jon As sergeant. It attention Covington Grant guard and will be a special meeting at the office of Clinton Butts on thursday night at 7h of clock for the purpose of settling All business. All Perboni having any property belonging to the guard or club will return the same to Clinton Butts q. All claimants against the guard or club will pro sent the same for payment on or before thur8day, november 12, or they will be considered As donated. By order of col. C. P. Wilcox do. It o old Ohio life Al Trust co. Cert1fj _ Gates. A limited amount will be bought if application is made soon by w. F. Hewson no. �o1 West third Street. Nol0-3t Insco Williams of a it a s. E. Cor. Of fourth and Elm sts., is now open for pupils. Instruction Given in drawing and painting in All its various branches. For farther information address j. Insco Williams no. 339 w. Eighth Street Cincinnati o. Or. W. Will pay his usual attend Imp to portrait painting from sittings or from photographs. Studio no. 13 Academy buildings. Ocl2-Mwkf-tf xiao�3s i Javeis Yin by to received emhoidirii8 All to latest Nevelt. Striped collars and bouffe scarfs and sashes. John a Mill Ito amp �o., 101, 108 and 105 West fourth St. It doctor Sweet the great natural Bone setter a staying at the Henrie House a few Days. Refers to or. James pull an at Cine to and z. R. R. Office 9 w. Third Street and Frank Skinner 48 Public lauding. Noll-2t office of the merchants Uriah co., november 2, 1868. 5 the unclaimed freight on hand for one year and upward will be Seld for charges by Hubbard it Ite Atou. Auctioneer 21 w. Fifth Street if rot claimed within sixty Days. A list can be seen at this office 158 w. Fourth St no3-30t a. Healy agent. $10 a Day for All. Samples free. Address a Stencil tool j. Fullam Springfield it. No9-3mos-os John Turnbull your Parent have been in great distress since they Kasiew that you had left new York. Will you write at Ono Aud relieve them of their great air piety. Ilo5-Flteod instruction on the piano. 3�lss Susie m. Carpenter haying resumed giving lessons on the piano is prepared to re Olive a few More pupils. Terms $24 a Quarter. Residence 110 Mill St. Oc28-6tw&sa wagons carts &c., for Sale. I am Selling off a Large Assort ment of wagons carts Garden and Railroad Barrows at very Low figures for Cash. S. W. Bard Assignee of George r. Cramer amp co., ao7-3teed 497 Central Avenue. Retail dry goods. High cold plaid Serges Chelee assortment for suits and of Oaks at i it x3 lands ranch Merines at reduce pricks. Dress goods cloaks amp a. W i l s o no a customers will find the Best a Stock in the Eity of the following goods at lowk8t prices the Rich velvet cloaks from $65 to $175 Black and coloured cloth cloaks $2 50 h $75 real Aitra Ehan cloaks $75 to $125 Fine Long Wool shawls $6 to $12 Rith Broche and Paisley Long shawls $20 to $75. Black goods Black velvets Black beavers Blaek talks Black Astrachan Black satins Black Aud White waterproofs Black bomb Zines Black and Gold waterproofs. Black reps Black cloths Black Lusters Black crapes. Black Poppins Black shawls Black Serges Black fringes Black Merines Black trimmings. Black velours at Wilson so to 76h and a 79 to. Fourth Street. Just received another lot of Chinchilla cloaking also Low Priffer Black and cold cloaks a die lands. Dress making party bridal and mourning dresses made promptly and at reasonable prices at Lewis a Livingston a. Ladies suits. Of of week of made up smite a Large and very Choice. Paris styles fully represented. Lewis a Livingston. Large assortment of under won at every description. Positive bargains in dress coeds. Another Supply of Stripe collars and cuffs. Cloths and Cassimeris cheap. O. W. 33 13 land 74 and 76 West fourth Street. It velvet cloaks Astrachan cloaks Sealskin cloaks cloth cloaks. No Hease East by West can show so Complete and Rich a Stock. Knees ranging from $10 to $300. Lewis a Livingston. It j grates amp a. Patent air Furnace. Ladies Fco Atli Jacques cleaned or dyed t a e Monitor wholesale dry goods. A new York october 20, 1s68. So. 35 Broadway for Cash Only cd lose buyers can save a handsome profit on their goods by looking at the great bargains offered by a. Baldwin a co. We have taken advantage Otth great depression in the Market incident to the presidential election us have bought t a a a Large line of very cheap dress goods. We have the entire balance of i Bonjo urls 4 4-i it c ii Merines qualities b. And c., the cheapest goods in new York at our prices. A Large assortment of Poppins and reps the cheapest Epi Glines in All Wool to be found. A splendid line Opall Wool plaids. French and German a l 3? a c a shot and Plain poplin alpacas amp a. No Man can do his partners Justice without honestly examining our Stock and seeing a whether these things be so.�?�. A a. Baldwin a amp co. Of 20-i3teod-os Nib at Teasdale a 265 Walnut Street. Dissolution of partnership. To Totice is hereby Given that the in firm of fort havens amp co., doing business As commission salesmen and dealers in live Stock in the City of Otic Lunati is by Mutual consent this Day dissolved or. L. L. Sadler is authorized to Settle the business re Latium thereto. J. W. Fort James havens j. F. Sadler. Doted Cincinnati. November 10,1868. Vollat special notice. Trustees Sale of furniture wednesday thursday amp Friday nov. 11, 12, 13. I wish to Call the attention of the Public to the closing sales of the Stock it of messes. Soith Anderson it of. 131 West fourth St. A a Redit or two months will be Given on All sums Over two Linn a red dollars to be settled by note with approved Security. Parties purchasing Large amounts can have them upon favourable terms. Noli-2t a. Neather. Trustee. Furs amp a. Furs without advertising Fileti Tiou prices to Deseive the Public we Are offering on furs cheaper we guarantee than any other Beuse in the City. B. F. Co an amp co., 54 West fourth St., near Walnut. By sign of the red Flag. It ladies duds. The Best assortment in the City and. No deception at bakery a fur Emporium 150 Walnut St., below fourth. Also latest styles of bats. No9-Lmo-Mkw-5p millinery amp a. Devou amp co., 88 and 86 Pearl St., Cincinnati. Wholesale millinery and fancy goods. Our late purchases at panic prices enable us to offer extraordinary inducements to Cash buyers. »�10-9t pm shoes amp cd a thing of Beauty is a Joy for the prettiest and neatest fitting ladies Aud children a shoes Call at Rudolph amp potters the Peoples shoe stores 156 and 214 fifth Street. For Beauty of design superiority of finish and popular prices their new styles a Eugenie a a Eureka a and a a Imperial a their own manufacture surpass any thing in the City. _ oc25 snwfcftf5p. Pretty boots make pretty feet consequently the ladies ask where can we get the most perfect fitting and most Beautiful Boot in the Market we answer Call on Edward kj4arney. 160 w. Fourth St., and inquire for the Patent Excelsior Button Boot made by him.no3-2w5p for warming storm dwelling Chur idea Public buildings a. Upon the new principle of slow combustion. And using a Large radiating surface thus warming a Large volume of air moderately instead of a Small volume very hot. As is necessary with other for names. This Furnace requires i of plying with fuel Onoe a Day. Or longer time As de a Rea by those using it giving steady uniform warmth night and Day Freedom from attention pure unburnt atmosphere Economy of fuel with safety simplicity and impossibility of getting out of order All of which is guaranteed in practical use. This is health Economy convenience. Comfort and positive luxury j we refer by a emission to the following gentlemen re have used the Monitor warm air Furnace in this City from one to three seasons Yff the undersigned have used the Monitor Furnace Manire satisfied that it will do All that is slammed for it and Beec fully recommend it to All persons wanting a Furnace As the very Best within our knowledge. Alfred gather of Adams Robert Moore. Express co. A. C. Neave Smith t Nixon Chas. B. Foots p. W. Strador Sam. J. Hale Francis e. Suire of f. E. L. J. Workum. Suire a . J. Miller m. Woodrough Joseph Reakirt. Is my Palm g. Hoit Ellioff Clemens Oskamp a. B. Merriam amp co., we. Dodds l co. Horatio Wood f. Schultze amp co., j. W. Hall we. F. Thorne k co., w. P. Halbert Gilmore Dunlap is co., James Goodin. H. P. Elias St. James hotel e. A. Foote b. F. Strader j. T. Bodley Frederick f. Brooks. N. Foster Gen. S. Wade. For illustrated descriptive pamphlet or other information address tic Ware successors to Waters bro., manufacturers it no. 148 main Street. Life insurance. A card. To the officers of the Security life in a Urence company of new York i take pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of one thousand dollars being the full amount of Assurance on the life of my late husband Henry Muller who insured in december 1868. And Lead paid As Premium but $60. The promptness m settling the claim is commendable and i most cheerfully recommend your company to Tho Public and advise All to secure a life policy this providing for their families in time of greatest used. Yery respectfully signed Catherine Muller. Quot a policy of life Assurance is the cheapest and safest Mode of making a Berta in provision for our a or. Fra Kliff. Sec Mutt life insurance co., a of new York. Assets Over .-$2,000,000 of and rapidly increasing. This company issues life non forfeiture in five Tea fifteen and Twenty payment endowment and annuity policies on the most favourable terms. All policies non forfeiting after three annual payments. A no restrictions on travel. Medical examiners s. S. Sexton . Quot a l Wolfley . Fancy goods notions amp a. At new York prices toys musical wares smokers articles and notions. The Best assortment of toys in the City at. Fechheimer k Karpeles importers and wholesale dealers nos. 78 and 80 West fifth St., near Vine up stairs. No7-tf3aw carpeting amp a. I 1868. Fall. 1868. Glen Echo Mills. Murphy amp Johns Gen. Age to no. 38 West third Street Mccaluum crease amp Sloan a k a manufacturers and importers of carpet i n c s. Warehouse 509 a Chestnut Street opposite Independence hallno8-2tsukw Cincinnati 0. Watches and jewelry. Sel5-3meod-<s� Philadelphia. To. S. Marshals notice United states marshals Sale. United states District court Southern District of Ohio. Huking Al Leduong k of. Is. The Steamboat Victress. No. 564. Pursuant to the command of a writ Vendit Ioni exp Onas under the fancy Seal of said court to me directed Anu delivered in the above entitled cruise at noon of monday the 16th Day of november 1868, and at Gallipolis Gallia county in great Sale. Watches jewelry and v t goods on the one Price system. A Large Stock of Gold and Silver watches Fine Diamond jewelry Silver Ware musical boxes sewing machines clocks revolt j said District i shall sell for Cash at Public auction ers Aud a general and Well selected Stock of Rich fancy i the Steamboat Victress her engines Tacle apparel goods. The failure of several Large wholesale dealers Aud furniture As by me attached in said c ase As the banking. A. H. Andrews vice president third National Bank. H. B. Bissell late cashier Bank of the Ohio Valley. Andrews Bissell a co., Bankers Enterprise insurance building third Street receive deposits and discount Papet in the same manner As incorporated Banks. Deal in Gold Silver Coin drafts and Sterling Exchange. Buy and sell government state Oitt and Railroad Bonds. Apo ounts of individuals firms. Ban is Bankers and corporations received upon the most Liberal terms. No4-14t Bank of discount and Deposit renders it necessary that these goods should be sold for Cash within a Short time. To accomplish this they were placed in our hands by the creditors with directions to dispose of them at any Price we could get. In one sequence of stagnation in business and the extreme i depression of the Market we Hove resolved in order i that the whole Stock May be disposed of at an Early Day to offer every thing at a uniform Price. I that there May be no deception in this popular and a Long needed arrangement we have obtained at an j enormous expense flue drawings of every article offered photographed in the most artistic Manuer j upon cards with which there is also Given a full and j accurate description of the article that the purchaser May know its exact value Aud appearance As Well As by personal inspection. Elaborate descriptive engravings will be forwarded by mail Post paid at the following prices single engraving $1 six engravings with Premium $5 twelve engravings with Silver watch. $12 Twenty six engravings with Gold watch $20 sixty engravings with Good chronometer or italian ram 8ioai Box $40. Premiums Are Given As samples of our goods that agents May form clubs. In goods will be sent by express for collection on delivery to any part of the United states. This honorable course gives patrons the advantage of having Possession of the article before making payment Send for an illustrated circular. To agents or those wishing employment this is rare Opportunity. It is a legitimately Condne Ted business and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us. Address with directed envelope for reply we. Nicholson k co., no6-6t 155 and 157 Broadway new York. Marshal. No9-6t Espy Heidelbach a co., dealers in government securities and Gold. Musical piano and Organ tuning. Thomas Atkins is now located at or. E. Lockers piano War rooms 173 West fourth Street. It Schonacker amp pianos. A ribose wishing to juy Al acknowledged by All artists As tin surpassed will do w Ell to examine our re Stock before buying elsewhere. Also a it a a Good piano f of $300. A. Hertwig j j it 143 w. Fourth St., let it. Race and Kim. We invite the attention Public to our new location of the bargains in second hand pianos. . A Kolly a new catalogue of juvenile and sunday school books is now ready�?18 mo., 43 Page a. It is of great use in selecting sunday school libraries and books for children. 8ent free on receipt Ofey amt it. Published by r Carroll it co., n�8 7t 115 and 117 w. Fourth it Cincinnati. 8. E. Corner Vine and third st�., where we continue the business of Domestic and foreign banking. Orders for the Purchase and Sale of our local 8e-Curit iks will receive prompt attention. We further offer our facilities to purties wishing to buy or sell government Bonds Wuthe new York Market charging the usual rate of commission. Our own Bills of Exchange and letters of credit on tie most Promise it houses in Europe furnished in any sum required for commercial or travel Erst use. Ae21-mw&ktf Espy. Heidelbach k co. J axe7i octave Large Over Strung a scale Chickering piano four round Corners Aud holdings at $350. One $800lighte Newton at Bradbury,7it octaves i extra carved All Corners round a very handsome piano at $350. Smith it Nixon it 26 West fourth Street. Dentistry. Jjenti8t the Public aware removals. Removal. Same is situated at said Gallipolis. A. Hickenlooper. Or. By jambs e. Richardson _ United states marshals so be. United states of America Eastern District of 3iissouri, is. In the Jeffi Kricht court of the United states in Aud for said District. In Tho Case no. 1.497, of William h. Brown it libel lants against tie Steamboat great Republic Lieg engines machinery tackle apparel and furniture. Or Vereas by virtue of a writ Aud Oiler of Vendit Ioni e�oua8. Issued from the office of the clerk of the United states District court for the Eastern District of Missouri dated the 3d Day of november. 1868, i am directed As marshal of the a United states for tin Eastern District of Missouri to expose for Sale the said Steamboat great Republic with her engines machinery tackle apparel and furniture of Twenty Days Publio notice of tie time place and terms of Sale Given by advertisement in one or More newspapers published in Tho c�t3 of St. Louis Missouri. And so in one Public newspaper published in the City of Cincinnati state of Ohio and also in one Public newspaper published in the City of Pittsburg state of Pennsylvania now. Therefore in obedience to said order of court for the Eastern District of Missouri dated us aforesaid i hereby give Public notice that i will on Friday the 27th Day of november 1868, Between the hours of 9 o clock in the Forenoon Aud 5 of clock in the afternoon of said Day at Public Sale and by Public Aue Tiou sell to the highest bidder the Steamboat great Republic with her engines machinery tackle apparel and furniture on the following Terras to wit terms one half of the Purchase Money in Cash and the remaining one half in six in Onins. With interest on the deferred payment at the rate of six per Cut per annul until paid said deferred payment to be secured by a stipulation to pay Tho sane at maturity and said stipulation to be executed by the purchaser with two or More securities of undoubted responsibility and residents in this District and to contain a clause by which the stipulate is submit themselves to the jurisdiction of the aforesaid District court for the Eastern District of Missouri and consent that in Case of default or out Macy in the payment of 1 the note to be Given for such deferred payment at fat purity. Execution for the amount of said stipulation May Issue out of the aforesaid court against their goods and chattels lands and tenements. The Sale will therefore take place on Friday the 27th Day of november 1868, at the City of Carondelet in the county of St. Louis state of Missouri. J. B. Rogers u. S. Marshal East Bra District of Missouri. St. Lotus. ., november 6, 1863.___ no7-26t Niter state of America South Ern District of Ohio a whereas a keel has been filed in the is tact court of the United states Lor the Southern of the 4th Day of november. 1363, by. A j lev and charges m. Golden survivors of themselves Ami in Fern h Snicer deceased who were p firn carrying i Tim Tofu in Toble apparel Anil Otner Luiu Imre in Mcaule of damages c i Vil and maritime praying that. 1 for reasons set Forth in said libel the Steamboat her i tackle aforesaid be condemned and sold to pay a a a i Imich of the said libel Lauts and Whf to by virtue of a certain writ of ratio nation and attachment under Tho Seal of said court to Roe directed and Denvered i have attached All of said property and have the same now in Ray custody. Now therefore in further pursuance of the commands of said writ i do hereby give Public notice to All persons claiming the said Steamboat her tackle. Ac., or in that a Colton a 161 Elm St., Corner fourth Teeth Are extracted absolutely without pain or in Inry in 18wo originated the Anaesthetic use of nitrous and have now Given it to Over 60,000 persons who or a that they experienced no pain in the extraction a you a. ?f,.n�ir Teeth. Pure Gas always of hand. Come to i Auy Ina her interested herein. A iat Joy a and ask it and quarters. In. It tar undersigned begs leave to inform Liis patrons and friends and the r a in. General that he has removed his office from St. To no. 81 Walnut St., 3d door below Pec pm Andrew a it it a i Vamp it St. Iron a amp a. Malleable Iron of every description style and shape manufactured to order on Short notice by the Eagle malleable Iron for Andery Liberty Street opposite outer depot. Penn r. A. Pittsburg Penn. No4-20t Lewis Warwick k oo., props. Near before the said District court to be held at the City of Cincinnati in and for said Southern District of Ohio of the 17th Day of november at 10 of clock . Of said Day provided the same shall be a Day of jurisdiction other Wise on the. Next Day of jurisdiction thereafter lieu and there to interpose their claims Aud to make their allegations in their behalf. A. Hickenlooper. Or. U. 8. Marshal Southern District of Ohio. Dated this 5th, Day of november 1968. Satler k say la a advocates and proctors for libel Lanty. No6-6t

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