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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

N0R SALE-A small farm of land ,.contain-
"A Ing Y acres, situated near College Hill, within
short mile OF the omnibus stand. small dwelling
house in the western part of Cincinnati, would be
taken as part payment. For particulars inquire of
NOR SALE OMNIBUsES, PEDLERS'
n Wagons Spring Wagons and Farmers Wagons,
new and secondhand. J. r.. PALMER,
my24-3tw4wF o. Bank ST., near Western Row.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

NV ANIED - A GIRL = To do general
w housework in small family. RecOmmen.
dations di required Wages ~ per week. Inquire at
81 baum 81 ie2i.ct 4
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

A UCTION SALE.-BY H. S. MILES
IA & CO., 80 Main street.-Groceres, &c, at Auc-
at o o'clock, Groceries, &c.
ALS0-5O hhds. Prime Sugar; 10 hhds. fair do; l6
brls Crushed Sugar; 30 boxes Va. and Ky. Tobacco;
20 brs. Smoking 1obacco 600 bdls o., Nj. and d. q.
ies0 lis MILES 4 90 Anntioneera
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

"ANTED PERSONS DESTROYS OF
w learning ELECTRu-PLATING, a valuable
art, greatly in deuand all the country can be
Taught IN few days, by applying to DR.. RICHARDS,
Dentist, No. Sycamore street. ie25-nWt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

A UCTION SALE.-BY G. BRASIL
"A EARS, & co., Sales-rooms Nos. 81 and SO Main
street Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c
o'clock, without Closing Sale of Sundry Con-
sigpmsntsml2O 1I1h cases cases Mems Womens Misses Boys
je2S G. BRASHEARS h Co., Auct'rs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

.5TNf 3Am 0HIwa
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30
FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE - New and secondhand ma
n chinery of all descriptions, Steam Engines, Saw,
Grist and Feed Mills. d. w. WILSON Il CO.,
No. 80 East Front St., bet. Broadway and Ludlow.
iaoe-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

w three or four years at 10 per cent, on a good
ntninc1%bered tn improved Farm, about twenty miles
Propergy worth $1,000. Address at once EXPEOT.
ANT, Box 952, Cincinnati, o. ie27-bs
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30
REDUCTION OF FARE NO. 2.
CLEVELAND & BUFFALO.
Wards Opposition Line!
CHEAPEST ROUTE TO THE EAsTl
LIST Glass Fare TO Bnffalo."",..;..."...Sl so
Qncluding State Rooms and Meals5
I'd Glass Fare to Buffalo ....,..,....... rs
LIST Glass Fare from Cleveland TO New

Connecting at Buffalo with Trains for New York,
points East. Also with steamer Arrow tor Niagara
Falls. @
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30
WANTED.

"a. WANTS" "FoR SALE" "To LET" LOOT"
FOUND," &o., in this column occupying three lines
or less, two insertiops, twenty Ave cents,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30

WANTED "A Clerk in an office - Ten
w young men as agents, salary according to
agreement. Also several girls wanted for general
house-work In city and country. For information,
apply at the General Intelligence Agency, No. 352
Western Row. A. D. CARSON & co, ie27 bf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04

go @on5ert.-- 95Aaeu Montas gro.
pes p@ou5ert" i'm v@ermlnla @alten" bel q.
Dor8ut4, 13 V. BreOeridItr.
gsS~ ) armDnie : Wt II ii - Seute
abenp u0ormouie W}ultt" ben 2iubaro's Wlu
lit Corps bel $. @4mie, 2 9. 6reoeridIr.
DS 0armOnie-W ulit. = SeDen
Utonta9 u. Samltay u6armonie,U fuiif," aus
9efn9ft BON @apt. Shreiber'5 Wtnlif-Sorp6, in
oer nOfeGaltlmore Nrbeiters Oalle," $50. SO
&bau'e0ltraBe, eInem Der IdGnlten unO ~IreunOs
Ildlten yofale pe5 0ltli9cn Staottbell8.
10 Die Stag 6alle 1T zines Der
lhonlten grta(e pe8 pberen Stapttbeil8, unD bic
@etrdnte, melfe pr. Peter8 palslblt lcrUilt, lino
oelItat. Am WtOnta9 Gon5ert in penn von Nlue
men ouftenDen @arteu.
90 Wtrtbl9aft8s Il ebernab NJ e.
QStr moAen oa8 Publitum paraui uuIlnerflam,
oaB pr. Sobu Sie8ert Die r2agerbie,z
Dlrtbldaft" eOn 6rn, Wtiu5, SouipapltraBe
ytc. II neben Dem Gheater ibtrnommen bat,
uuo lncr8en SOnnta9, 8ormittus8 IL llbr, els
men luperben 2un9 an1tilten miro.
Bg@ 5err u. Pfeil erJffnet abermor8en
letHe nsne Wirtbidaft in BrDwntraBe nabe
Gl89tltr. nit etnem belitateE 1uu9 unO Rop'8
alS8e5elAnetem 2l9erbier.
Q1S@ User eth @laS reinen uno ppr5isliden
GSetHe8 Uerlnden piu, Der vertigo liA nat 3.
SarB Wetn4alle, Jtr. % SbarpltraBe, uabe
Wermlnltr.
SD eutde6 8olfsfct in Walb>
ln8ton+-OlenltaB Den Z. Stunt linoet bel Orn.
DnHpbrcp unD 5iinemann in l01lbiuaton Elm
UOentidee SoltoIeit" ltatt, pellen @tlr8 gum
NeubAu zines Stulbaule 8 beltimmt lit. lin
Iere geebrten Nbcnnenteu in 2Balbiulton, lopie
paS PubtIfum I'M AuBemeihen mIten mir par>
all a%uInlest am.
gz o.. Swapnes 5uIamuen0eleB:e
Wtloiirl9en-SprGP tetl! DprtrefIt3 bQrtnGtiaeu 6uten, @r
~taltun8sn, S%Iutlpetsn, MISUNDERSTANDING, Qc6esbel@wet.
oen, &tbftn anS NufHstgsH in Der Seple, 8urSatbm Btett uut
%ottftNiltt, iopie aIe trdnfteiteu tc$ 6alleS unp Der Rsate
Der Brnf Nper Der ean8e. Defe Ar3net rcintst Snglei@ ub
1attrt pus Biut. JH WrSB mo RittnYertaaf ~ BASIN in
Der Oftee 0e8 &Dtder suSl per Hiafbt.
a@ @u9en . 9onin9' 8 au89e3eih
nstfn S4webtf& 8itter, ju6ereiftt aus GBtaarlaoe
en- nattiiSlIt4es Nt,ttsl, 8egtn as9er6efe~erbsa, 9sltiuat
SYapfpre, unSeroduitt5sctG, NerpeuibpaGs. Afb ma, 9lerDti.
t%raHt9'tien anO ausn aus ttnern in llnOtOnuae s~tratpenen
ID t8en entfcbsneen Nrantaciten, III III 30 seats Bite ItdIdj u
ptrtduier in Der Offte @Eefsra.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04

~ agical Pain Extractor.

Magical Pam EXtractOr,
Nttmals IT cine @nts sfaaa iu Der Material gssbhtn .ae.
maVt W9rten, DD61rh Der S6mers 70 rs EEL aeftIt Miro
una no &9ttlf III narter @ntIaatuns 70 rafA In tGrta nstlr.
.tS a 3utGno sarafsebrabt Ueer 9Daneen unb 1el&ware ic
pDAtDnImsn gstetlt metSen un6 babt feme Jtafben Dber So,
S6mer1- NerttIeer. : "As't~''
BET SGntttca, 28unben, DerrsnIunoen unS O9ya ,sA.,
dAen, benfn RtaSer INNER unterWprien fnb - n bs griv,
lung IS aGteH > aaepi6en SGnierB. Yerttieers tn,nsr hi.
Ielbei gDte biel S6merjen pnb 9etben f5nnten nia,t 49,
rtsfts MtitteI perttn6ert wsrben. Sa felbR bas eebsn bSS nat
St baSDa ab, bB Der G&te Oaaep.@rtrsct bel Der ban5 il
Maeeres befa8en me ne 8%.brlften Yanptlets, auf bic i3 81
8ebenf btnJuDeiIen mir erldube unJ fur beten 2Babrbe{t Ia
MTG DerantnDrtltb G1Ite.
Stein 6aa Bet 8erbrsHnun8en unb 0erbrlbunaen mae q
ara 10 ~btesutenb letn, bat iemals ben alpirtcn eli, unfer
eraHsaesn UNI hstlenofn Gtsenf9af. en- Spn Dalep'O 66msr.
Oerlelee TT nur a3t, pfnn bic SdnGteE elm tn GtapI aeac-
Ntne9 @ttaIettf nit Der S'9natur BON 6. 3, 6 btdTnR
ane y o., &t8eHtPuner, unb $ enr9 8 aIIep, }a5rtrart
bat. "
pretS 20 Cts. fir be G6a6tsl.
No. Ser Se4te rurb Sfrfauft bet @stb 6, sane. Wo.
1903, Wegs8alttmOsetr Sitis~
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DR.. 0uppntS Qolbene Yiuen.

itnh zines Der beRen un6 erfOl9rciGaen NrsnetmittrI fur Nrau.
gle fnb mad benz Reeept eiaee ~beratmttn unh
oet1ttten Arttes p~rGparirt unb 9anS barmIUfer 9iatut. girIs
rtiGe 3ea enthe BON refpe 1tdbIcnperfpnem befnben lids in an
ben Der etstntbansr. g isTsresn Surs BITE game Union be
alen %adtbaren Mpottettra ssrtaItt umb ltGb bier In Baltimore
Ter uub Co., Gde pom &bdrIes. uno Yr1ttHr.
Dtefe Ytlen wer6eu ee0ea @tn1tnbuns BON Sf an
Naenten. an BITE &eaeQfr rtt Der NDa Derfanhf. so
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04
sceioeu ola S5e;Ims;ftel

2S m.2. VtFma as a8tt Ssnna.5eisen sbnnsa bss
10 jTpsp nnb aRf Gnbera, aus elmer unOrDnunl Oet 8frbau-
asn9sipnens fntlarbeneg Sraafbfiten %tHpfDbten wtrbsa.
HnslglRslt% praparirt BON gDn. 9. Gilman, Gttmif.
gpafbtnstU ton unb ;u babsR In Baltimore far % ats. be,
S9 dftel bet
Dfti.5 Get5 6. 6cuce. SIC. fO3 galltmDreay
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04
g~faebrteDt fur @i9entDmmer Don S5nn0en.


Wtaeprs.Oftce ben Is. Mdt 1859.
Dti Iufmertfdnteit Dtrer, ipalae IS betrtft, ptrb aut na6s
nepenee Grbenanj p5 UtG9prs nno Stabtrdtb5 Der Sta6t
Baltimore, trianen AM >. Sgnt 1855 u, 9etenit.
Setttpn 1. unb fi eS befdlCGeI uub r~erprSuek burh
ben Wtaper ub Stdptratb Der StaDr Baltimore, bas an unb
mad lem erfen Stunt 1889 90 ~un8eiseltG ft trsenb einen 6unb
0per 9unotn tnner9alb Der StGot8r, nJen fret umberIeufeu au
lahea, es let benin, baB Elm fplder 9uno Dber Slnbin en SalSz
b1np NIT etHer 6ejetNneten MHmner trd8t, BITE pom Der &pmp.
troler-Strfe 8%sltetert neroen iplen, mel9e teauftra8t TT, bic.
lei6en anfsrIi8eu 81 laien.
Sefttpn 5, lnp Jet eS tsialofen anS %Serorbret baR es
gF.@: bes Wtaaprs II, pafen, c @erfpnen Su aut9sstFrsn 3uM
4Ubieh uno sur Ne8i9aHung Gner 5aaaf, wet9e berumlau.
fen, ptne bntm Itsenfrt su fein.
Setttpn 4. Uno lei 60 fstner befblofen un6 perprSnet
pnB teeer 5Hnb p6er 5anotn, mel1er NIT etnem 0aIStonb. rs.
ne ltsentrte Drummer (Wte BITE 1. unb 8. Stft. btefer Oerprb.
nun8 pprihre.ben) ppranf Der Mann uu0 G5pbnprt bS @ta.
ner5 beJeibnet TIT, frtt ~bernmIaufsno 9efunten miro, wlbrenb
Der 5ett Dpnl T.. -Jant bis gam 1. Of.Pber ieDen SatrsS aufae.
fdn8en unb mad stHem paienpea YIas aetradt nnb
%oeStagGa8 ba6 mean tUlber 0unb Gber puRbtn Mat inner.
palb 40 StunDen mad Iesner &tnlperrun9 abaebplt wirb, e. ass
tOotet Ier0fn ipa. gemas Der Sttt. 3 befer Srbenans; unb
tet Is ttraRr bsbunG gen, rag Der &t8entbumer, weiber iolhen
5ffdngenen pune pper pnnpta Dtridn9t, aUtrit an ban Sfsats
nrdtDr gum Uelen Der StaDt eine Strafe con So uub nod enc
= amt me pDn 81 fur Dn Df1efr, pei1er fpl9ea 6uno pbgr
2unbin ~etHfanst unb fefDdtt. sdbIsn ipa
StfttpH b. uno it Is peiIIGhtu uns berortnet, baB f-
Der unier btefer Uetprbnua8 Itjenitrie 6unp pfFr Olnb n,
Den n1ub, tObalo pr Dta9Or f0IdeS bur1 cine Proclamation
DetOtsH t. @DsnG elm QHGG pper etns 9tnbfu pbne MauIfprb
trt umberIGuft, 10 ipu br pbr pte @tAner zines ipldsu sun.
Sss UNI bic Samme BON So geltraft, unb biele Strafe alctb
an. ertn Strafet tn bic City BRIGHTER Office 6fSabtt wtrben.
Die DOt3ttn Werpen httrmtf GnAenieien pbiae Erbpndnt
son 6rsita9 Dsn 10. SUM an gu SpGItete en-.
Wtai31SJunt10 Sbornds Swami, MdbDr
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Sauces
Sariapari(le>, Uesetabilii9e cber 8lutreini.
nn8zlSiUen
Sauces

Sauces
SariapdriIes, De9etabiliIde pber 8lutreinis
aun08sYtuen!
Bur ~OfeinteunB bes BImeS, Ssfreiune son YaQe, ,ur gBte.
bsrperfelun8 Der g~efDrten Srbnung bes Nlaens unp unter.
letbes, Opsp. plta, S6ntmntn TN 6Dpfe &c. 6tbt es fetne be[.
iert I%peetjtn. V0lblutt6e perfpten weI6e b1uRa an RpYt,
nep. S9ptneel, G9ldfri9iett ub SIin8en IN zen 1bttn lei.
Gen, 1ue Gfttenbe, bic BON etnen Su fartea Blutbrauae noh
benz H9pTe, beingelANt inh, 70 nteu ntemaIs pbae bte(e Wtnen
lttn, tnoent btsie 6at fbnea sebraudt, bic esfGbrIibfsr Eranf
betten %Serptnoern.
Alam Iele ~fOIsenOeS lObenbe 3euentB nber bic
SeiluIe bon O9SpepIa.
w ~tro gtsrmtt bffbeintgt, baB meine 8rau felt IL Satren
an DtsptpftG III uno ale hn9eteiAten Webtiinen un4 LbOu.
tr G0l8e tdrtfn 3rtnfens beinabe bltno un6 befirbtets ~
falfnbe &rdntbet III 6etOmmen. ga b5tte ids ppn Soncpis
Sdri1p1rtue"p tlen unb b0Ite mr cine @hohtSI bsrIelben
8u ntetnent Ar0Bten @tfaunen ipurbe i'd fopObi ais ans
fnff ntH teBt wGbl unb munter.
NlbenarIG. nabe gDtlfar.
Retnt9un9 oe8 BluteS!
Baltimore, ben 80. Suit 1853
GS wIrb Etermit btf6eint8t, baB tj an befttasn Sbmer,en
tn Der Sruf nb I'm eebten Urine lit, irel1e apn benz berr
~bDrbenen Sufanbe metneS y sutes b%errEbrten. 9lnn enrnf,bI
MIR en 5etrah ben 6ances SarfararteQe- pber B[utrrtni.
Bun8s~gtaen. Wa6pem i'd etne ShaHteI bapUu oebrouMt
pate. performances bic Stner3tn. Die YDirl(amteit Der WT.
len MAR leer 8eltnb un0 tb nuB beteanen, basic bds aSoe.
hspmFe Sht8IrmttteI btleen, melbes tn te 9ebi audAe.
YGtrtG Scott,
NO. rs @pnp1s>, Sipsf6en 9Dwarh- unb GutamRr
CUR Warnlln9
gDtu man 6tefe ptlen eebrau6en, 10 ft nan ouf her Smt
bar man ntht ~1nGsflbrt rerbe. Wlan tauG entmeber 6si Ssn
rt&ttesn Nssnten, Ofer tOmme (eIbf mad
Setb 6. 9anct.
SO. 1(3 @3altimvreGr
gtets 26 gts. pro s&a&tsI fir @anet'sd6tc gigsn1
5 SGaGteIu fir 81, ~.
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eenfaIsm, Buds GO! mtg, Is. @at 1857.


genfaIrm, Buds CO. mtg, 16. Wat1 1857.
y ttter8! 8ttters! 8ttterS
DIR. Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
WlaB NIT elmer St6trbeit benust psr6snI Dsi&e cine Wts6i-
Yin oielsr Art MOO ME %erfabren. IS p~frletpet BEN Gphera
leues Qfben inbS Rraft. Nr 3lane, Der SGnd1Iihe, be:
fatte, Der O9spspttI3e. Der NeatblOie Der JtsrOent@@aGe,
enc, teren @eInnb6ett BET ppr8erlftent alter babin f1wins
bet, Esrben neue 8rdtte uab etnsn aaten Nppetit erbaltsn.
Wla6t etne Yrete bonit unb infer gDOrt bafur, tor wsrbe
snfrseen fem. Dtefrs pirtlt9 %gtttpeOae 9itters bat SroSf
9ieenfbaftea. Nar so Gents bic YCtel.
GGubert nlab reini9st DdS SHUT
Or. Smapne'S fart coneentrirter
|6tuib @rtrott y. Sarfaparllla
Ser erOee ylntretnieer, un6 Wiittel sur 5stlune BON oero-
fala, merfnrtaHfbtn Rrantbeiten, 8bEuWattsmfus, 9aMt-
au sfalas, @siaDarsn, %@rsfpeIas. gddden, aaafuisia.r
S&wd6ey fspBilttif9er SsmptOme &C. &C.
Saueu anOeren Nillen Ouroms
Or. Srpa9ns's aber8adtrte 6arfGpariaa mnb Zbesr pill
len, se8en due btutDstn &eteen, unDrbentltGtn GtubIa ana,
sOpfi0msrl er Sfi perHorbensu Wfastn p%erra9rt, Ietels
sttt, unSerp1ult9tett, Observation-Disclosures bet ban 6rGuenatm.
rtern, tt9eno Grantbetten Der Qeber, DeS Wtasens pber Der
Sch trms; aub reln8ta fe tu8Ist& baS Slut unb perleiben
hem Sptera heue 6raft, fdrtrem pieie Geteen, be man ntht
~ lbrsnt Stsetd falten iUlte 0eree6t ut6t cine prObe NIT
btefen i~rertHsDAs n Ytlen AZ maiden @erferttat aletn BEL
Dt. a y ne unb SDpn
4, Nrrtb SeDentb Street, ubet btut @fatl
@bBGbeIbtil.
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u "a YAH
NIbernarle' rabe gDtlfar.
Heint9un9 beS 8lutes!
0efmnSbeitss Einctur.

Dte ausenetmHe unb srfoIerei&fe Deeptstn ,ur nerRarrr
Tranter,- S&wa6er unb aerS6ffr, Welbe ienals rrirnSsss
UTree TT Or. G9ainer's Observation-Disclosures Dislelbs
trGftt8t ben 6hnaden
betIt ben NranfeH,
gtebt ben ~gisrb6itn Nlutt unt
ueues 0eben benz SnSaliben.
Die Iinftur BELT
NtrO6ftGt, DsspepAa. &OlitfGmer3en,
EppfwG9, l1nDsrbaultdfett, @eotnftbelf
WfrDPfeS 3tttcrn burh %lberm6staeu Spnus
cgn 9nbad unb Spirituple len DeronIQFt.
6er55rtnnyn, Q0tub int Maseu un6 Sem
nntcrieibe, Sdufer-g8abnfn ,.
aS Die Ginttur belie9t cen Nppetit fir bp
rauIdenpe @etrGnfe
perfpnea, rte l@ benz @ebrau6c fptrttapGer 0sstr5r,. &.
~asge6sn, inben bas bette 9eiInittet tn yin
Or. Chalmers @eIumbbeitsaI iuFtur
Set Der @ntbefun9 Ger Mfebtjtn babe i'd burh ntsirs e..
be unb Setann1e tn piefer StaSt Bite ~fOlstnoe In,IbI SS S'S ~
ipntn aetetIt; Pr
Mlssug aus meinem 2aaebude.
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@afbtmstun, .. 6
Wufbinyton . s.
SeffenfiicEler O0nf.

Sd ettlGre tiermtt Gem 6errt Drummer, 5ader in bet
Ss@trabe tn Ssldn6, pa6er bas mir am .. Ilat gerIprer
8s9aneene Yedetbu& NIT neun 0padra Befunbea, uuO mil
e9si,lbt, na9Osnt er sart 8 fan %erfabren, OaB eS MIR &c.
9ptt9i tretWtlt9 uns nnGufstfOr0trt 3urud9efelt pat, fRr fetu
tn otflent Saae ~bewteIeneS eele4 unD undergraduates 8cnets
ber8ltbfsn Danf. Gpbanu pIS,
9 qrS,ar te4 gnsfsr n
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OtaHt Ne8IleD OHuiIrtr[e 13eltlnl
erG&ein! itbsn G1tttUU3 in Sttp. gorf un6 fsfst 6 GGsntasS
etnseine Summer, $500 taRrItg tn @Orausbesabluna.
sic TT eas grDBte" tautrtrte gDD@enblatt. relhss IN bert.
fGer 5prate in ben @eretnt0ten otaaten erf3etnt. entbSI
~pradtpple SlufrdttGnen Der btbeutenbten Ieaeseretoni6p
auSgessthnete grtapIunBet, NeDelen, &ntfbpteH uab iRDbe.
berthte. allies, WaS fur unfsre 9anbSleute muir troenb SSn
Snteredt, III pirb Bite Suu'trlrte 3e,tuns in s~emGblttr Sprot,
benz 3erer %ersablen, nnb pa fe ifb BON FptittIden unb relfoi5.
fen 5rasen fern bait, fSlte he in ieSer 5amiite aebalter
toerben.
,8rant 3tSlte's Suunrtrte 3sttun8" LIT auf baS bette Wo.
pier eeprudt, 16 Seten tart naS ieSer Sabraano bsrtsIsen
rcl9sm Site! uab lts-9erSeiGnts ~beisesebeu0 wirS, bill.
eet tineE Sano. osr 1tebr 3sfetof sntbalf, ais trsenb Gin Gpn.
perfa'tDnSlsrtfpn. Ste lit un5eftsitten baS beGs, btQfafe, am
ntftitth %bsIepreaes anb unsrbdlren6e DO4entlatt, tpeIdes In
ben U%erstntBten Staoten erl0etnt.
.,Jrnnt eeslIe'S SIIfrtrte 8ettuna" IN Bel olen 9sftuuos,
a8enten iu BADEN pper aus Der Office, Np. 10 Branffsrt1rase
seaen @t%nitnpunl bes 8ettages, su btteben.
gDtt ~csrienbsn c t n @rem plar fur $500 "
5pet @remptare fur $500
BRET $500
Srauf 2eslie,
Wat3. Int 10 SraatfCrtfrags, Wes.Nprf.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

The Boston Courier represents that the Re-
publicans of Ohio are responsible for the infa-
nous black law" recently enacted by its
friends, the pro-savery Democrats. This may
not be out of character for disingenuous and
unscrupulous controversalsts, but it is not be-
coming gentlemen.-W Worcester Spy
Unfortunately for the Spy-the Courier is
right for once. 1t requires two-thirds vote
of the Ohio Legislature to pass any law, and
the Republicans in the last Legislature Of the
State must many of them have voted for that
infamous black law" and are, therefore, re-
sponsibe for it.-Boston Bee
In the Ohio Legislature which enacted that
draw, the Democrats had majority in botl
branches. The enactment was their work
and if in doing this work, they had the assist
ance of several silver grey gentlemen connect
ed with the Opposition" how does that make
'the Republicans of Ohio" responsible for the
infamy And that anybody has imputed this
infamy to "the Republicans of Ohio" only
shows what the party is likely to get by keep,
ing bad company.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

The DEMocRATs.-It was intimated in some
quarters that the Democrats generally would
talk brayely against the two years amendment
and then omit to vote against it. This was
deemed shrewd partizan vancouver for the
adoption of the measure seemed sure to injure
the Republican party. Those Democrats who
favored this course did not well consider what
might be its result to themselves. We cannot
at present say how extensively the policy was
adopted; but that it was adopted in some To-
calities is already apparent. For instance, in
Charlestown, where the Democrats have ord-
narily majority, and usually elect their candi
dates, the vote stood; Yes 700, no 378. A large
proportion ofthese noes was from Republicans
Where was that great army of democratic vot-
ers2 Thevoting force thatusually carries elee-
tions in Charestown and which might have se-
cured great majority against this two years
amendment, was not ton hand 1t snowise likely
that this partisan device will work as well as
those concerned in it may suppose. At the
last State election, the vote in Charestown
stood Banks $50, Beach 1O41, and Lawrence
271. Promising that the Opposition" vote
was unusually large on this occasion, we leave
these figures to speak for themselves and sug-
gest their own lessons.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

PoLITIoAL SwINDLING IN ESSEX County.
The Boston Transcript matches the recently
exposed forgery in Salem with an incident
which occurred in Newburyport about half a
century ago:
During the year 1908 or 1909 certain Col.
-, from New Hampshire, came there to re-
side, and being rather good looking man and
well dressed, visited some of the best (demo-
cratic) society of the vicinity. General Ralph
Cross, at that time, was Collector, having been
appointed by Mr.. Jefferson, for his revolution
ary services. The gentleman first above re-
ferred to, took 4th of July dinner subscrip-
ton which contained the names of all the
prominent Democrats of that day in Newbury-
port, and appended them to Recommendation
for the office of Collector, and believe was
actually nominated to the Senate, by the Pres
ident Mr.. Cross, hearing of the affair, wrote
to the department for the reasons of his re-
moval, and they sent him the subscription list,
and the whole thing was exposed The par
ties who were connected with the above trans
action have long since gone to the
Undiscovered country, from whose bourne
No traveller retnrns.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

LEIcEsrER.-Union Engine Company, No.
2, held its eighteenth annual festival at the
Town Hall, on Friday evening last. About
one hundred participated in the festivities,
among whom were some gentlemen from
Worcester, former residents of the town. At
ter short time spent in social intercourse, an
elegant and expensive copy of the Bible was
presented to the clerk of the company, Mr.. C.
A. Denny, by the former clerk, Mr.. j. s..
Smith, with appropriate remarks, which were
gracefully responded to by the recipient.
This company, by its uniform action in orig
mating and aiding all those movements which
have for their object the improvement and en-
teftainment of their fellow citizens, have won
for themselves hosts of friends, and we trust
they will continue in the good way they have
so long travelled
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

ASSIvERsARY WEEK.-The preliminary
meetings Of the various religious benevolent,
and reformatory societies, whose anniversaries
are observed in New York the present week,
commenced on Sunday
The New York Bible Society has, during
the past year, distributed 54,775 volumes Its
receipts for the year were $l6,7S1 10. The
annual sermon was delivered by Rev. Walter
Clark, d. D., in the Academy of Music.
The anniversary sermon before the Ameri-
can Home Missionary Society was delivered
by the venerable Rev. VIM. S. Dwight, d. d.,
of Portland, Me. Rev. Dr. Beaman, of Troy,
addressed the American and Foreign Christian
Union.
Before the American Peace Society, Rev.
DIR. Cheeyer pronounced an eloquent euloey
upon the life and character of William jaw.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

Ex-Gov. FoorE.-In recent speech in
Tennessee, the Ex-Governor and ex-senator
paid the following compliments to "the OPP
position: p
The leaders of the Opposition are the best
men in the nation and when such men arouse
themselves and prepare for an encounter with
their opponents, success is certain. If he
thought otherwise, if he thought the nominee
of the Charleston Convention would be elected
he would despair of the Republic. The Gov
ernor then spoke of the Opposition in the free
States, and he said he knew they would be
charged with abolitionism. But he knew they
were not, and never had been, untrue to the
Constitution and its guarantees.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10
THE VOTE OF WoRcEsrEI
Total,

Showing majority of 80 against the Amend
ment The whole vote of the city for Govern
or at the last State election was 2,704. Of
these, lS4 votes were cast for A A. Lawrence,
the Native American candidate, which were
undoubtedly given without division for the
Amendment. 1t appears, therefore, that of
the l74S who voted for Gov. Banks, all but
244 were either indifferent or hostile to the
measure. In two of the Wards, Six and Seven,
very large proportion of the negative votes
were given by Republicans. In the other
Wards, the vote was divided between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. We have also the fol-
lowing returns from the County
Worcester daily spy., 1859-05-10

GRAND CoNCERT.-Mrs j. H. Long the
leading Prima Donna and Mr.. Charles R.
Adams the popular Tenor of Boston who have
just returned from successful concert tour in
Chicago and Albany will appear on Thursday
evening next, the 18th inst, at Mechanics
Hall in this city, together with Mrs Doane,
Mrs. Whiting, Messrs. H. McConviIle, Stock
ing Fairbanks and Whiting, who have kindly
volunteered. The Pianists of the evening,
will be Senior Louis Casseres who has won the
admiration of all lovers of music here by his
wonderfully beautiful performances on the
piano, and Mr.. B, ID. Allen, the gentlemanly
and talented Professor of this city, whose skill
on that instrument is SO well known and an
preciated. We anticipate large audience to
greet the efforts of these distinguished musical
artists. 1t will be one of the richest musical
entertainments with which we have been IA
vored for long time.