Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Queen City 1869 of Cincinnati: A Summary of Its Attractions, Advantages, Institutions and Internal Improvements, With a Statement of Its Public Charities
Ants is estimated at over a quarter of a million. Settled in 1788, one hundred and seven years after Philadel phia, it has to-day a population as great as that city contained in 1840, and equal to that of New York in 1833. Receiving early in its history the title Queen City of the West, it has never lost its claim to that proud eminence. Its present greatness may well excite contemplation, and its citizens gather thence a fresh energy to stimulate a future growth, the limit of Which none can place. It Lhas been no idle fancy that has styled Cincinnati the Paris of America. Already the great workshop and exchange of the populous Val ley of the Ohio, a territory greater in area than the Whole of France, Nature has bestowed gifts which need.
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