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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

CHARGE OF BURGLARY. Sayres, twenty yearsof
age taken into custody yesterday charge OF having
burgniousIy entered the dwelling house Of John Berry,
No ais SIKH avenue, while the family were attending
church, and stealing therefrom gold watch and chain
and other property valued in all at y138 Justice cuack
enbush committed the prisoner for trial, in default or
$2,CC0 bail ~
PASSING WORTHLESS BlII-Jobn Robbins was brought
before Justce Brennan charge Of passing worthless
two dollar bill on the Farmers and Drovers Bank OF Pc
tersbuTg. Indiana, upon James williamson, OF No. 390h
Water street, in payment parrot The Justice com
united the accused for trial.
ALLEGED THEFT or CAxr-Joseph McCAnn was brought
before Justice Osborne charge Of stealing cart valued
at S75 the property OF Daniel r. Lee Of No. 10 Broad
street. Committed for examination.
BOARDING Houss PROPRIETOR IN TRoUmE-John
Fahey proprietor Of boarding house at No. 10 Washing
ton street, arrested suspicion Of stealing $50 from
Of his guests named Henry Irwin Justice Connolly
committed the accused for examination.
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weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county New York, from 9th day Of
April, to the 10th day Of April, 1859
Men, 70; women, 3d. boys, l27 girls 11e-Toal, 4ol.
Adults, 1853; children, 243; males, 202 females, 1897
colored persons, Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

CPECIAL SALE.
CHOICE OLD WINES AND BRANDIRs
JOHN @. oI.pkBR, AUCTIoNEER. ;.
YERBY 4 OLDNER,
100 BROADWAY,
sell, on THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at IL O'Clock,
By catalogue,
wine of several private gentlemen and tbs
remainder OF The stock OF several large importers,
Superior old brandies in bottles and demohns alss in
$50 cases oognac brandies assorted.
of which has been bottled for number of years.
100 baskets Of Cavalier Champagne This ID superior wine
and the only genuine article this country No will be
imported Kept for domestic the other side
10000 Imported segars suit private gentlemen and
dealers.
rs $50 TASKS each) of Lorena This OIL Is from the
celebrated estate Of Count Lorena In Italy and OF
ever imported 10 this country
Old bourbon whskey Bourbon and the adjoining coun
ties In Kentucky.
Cosdals, Yarick punch sbsynhes rdnes pickles. mus.
tard, sauces. &C.. &C.
The above the most attractive sale gotten up in New
YORK OF The kind.
Private gentlemen counoisseu and dealers arc recuesed
TO call and examine the goods Wednesday. inst he
day previous TO the s0e Goods exhibition sales
ROOM
Isl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

Use NAlILARD's
u USK NAIILARD'S
USE MAILLARDS
USE xAILhARDB
FAMILY CHOCOLATE.
FAMILY CHOCOLATE.
FAMILY CHOCOLATE.
FAMILY CHOCOLATE.
USE MAIILAARD'S
USE MAlLLARD'S
USE MAIILARDS
USE MAILLARD'S
VANILLA CHOCOLATE.
VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
VANILLA CHOCOLATE.
VANILLA CHOCOLATE.
THE BESr IN THE MORLD.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Mandatory 56 and 100 Mercer Broadway
where the following qualities can be Procured
CHOCOLATE DE SAINTS
CHOCOLATE DE FAMILIES,
CHOCOLATE PEFECTlOEE,
CHOCOLATE A LA VANILLA,
CHOCOLATE DOUBLE VANILLA
CHOCOLATE FkRUGINEAUx,
CHOCOLATE CREAMS,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS
SPANISH CHOCOLATE
WINDOW sHAP aasupAoruRnRs.
%l x BnKs2qXxDW S1nra MEw YORK, zl.
WHITE AND GREEN
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS,
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

LARGE HOUSE, WITH LOrs.-TO LET, THAT
house BY 30 feet with nine lots of ground situated
the of Fifty ninth street Second Posses
sioD Immediately. Apply to DANIEL NOONAN 266 Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19
DANCING ACADEMIES.

pODwoBTHs DANuIno =. Asu,. q, = =
a. Broadway and Isl NonsHsus piacs hrcnsi,s0 ysv
rpsn % ne reception Of pupils Who oAn ccmmsnne nj AM
vi nunne oysn Nl ~ end Of May. ruosdays aad
sndaxs Brsexa. wenssAys ssd sstuysys in Fs~ Yors
M NAME sAUvAoEAU's DANCING ACADEMY 6t5
NJ. ,, VIII De open for the suing only
nrec times week-on Tuesiaya ThurdAys md slat,ravs
Al the ashionable dances including The IAncles and vso
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pUBIlsaED AND NOW READY-rHE APRIL NUMBER
the LADIES WORLD OF FASHION. Prize 81 per an
each. Also spring And fall rms either in
full sets parts Of ses or single pstterna by WILLIAM
GLENCBCea NO BARCLAY street, N. Y. NB-Every syo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

ATJACKsON's-MONEY TO ADVANCE ON WATCHES,
diamonds jswslr plate, DRY xoods msrehanaiss An6
JOSEPH A. JACKSON susioneer and broker, Ill Grand
street. three doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

DART OF FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
house let desraby situated, consisting of HANDSOME
psrlor on second floor as chandelier two bedrooms half
servants full kitchen onmoaon charge
for e except washng house all modern I'M
provemens rent $500 residents Engh Reference required
apply at ITO West Twenty nth street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


DUBLIsHED THIS DAY,
il SATURDAY, APRIL 10,
MOTHERS AND INFANTS,
NURSES AND NURSING.
translation Of DR. Al Donpes celebrated work nursing
and the of young children illustrated by plates
the mcroscopca Of the various kinds Of milk The
plates exact copies from tho same authors Atlas Of Mi
This work Of great merit and resolved with great
favor by all French PHYSICIANS, by whom recommended
mohers the best guide they can follow In The general
treatment of their children.
volume l2mo, 800 Price 81.
PLAN OF TnE CREATION;
oruER WORLDS AND VINO rSH Ants THEA.
ny REV. q. q. HEouEnBoURG.
new, original and deeply Interesting work. COMMANDING
with Infancy Of Creation author the Mission
h related to The subject; considers exsence OF
Evil the indie alton Afforded Ia the Savours Humeuiv OF
design Of Evil Duration Of tho Probationary sys
The kesurrccilop; the Duration Of World Wisdom
God Ia the Concealment OF these EVENTS Termination OF
Evil Destiny OF Man, &C, &c.
VOL, izmo' NV pp Sl
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & CO.,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DUsyNBuRY 4 VAN DUsEE. PRACTICAL LIGHT
wagon nsnuiscnrers AZ hs old ss.ad, No 1855
Cnrrsue street have few Of er had winch
csnpot be saDsnsd either In quality, hsntness beauty
6niab. y :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

nlHE MAY NUMBER OF GODRy's LADY's BOOK rs
Indispensable every family Look the number III
beautiful sssl plates and gorseogs fssaous Y patterns and
mantle, tho Andasau, from Broe Aphabst Tor msrkus
printed IN cooS; cot age aud plans drawing lessons night
cheisetcs underseeves bonnets caps ebroev
%nre variety sixteen fun length figures OF msnons
b. Al Vie dealera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

NIDER AND PEACH BRANDY-l0O BARRELS NEW
" Jersey, Connecticut and southern cider brandy and Old
AcccmaS peach brand a constantly recevins direct from
tbs dsles choice old Bourbon rye Monob
whskeys OF various grades and prce For sale in lots 10
suit purchasers, by NlLLnR kOGERS, 50 Pearl street
Ne1vY York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

lrOR sALK-A PHAEToH CARRIAGE, TWO ST ars. IN
good order, Wood Tomln.ons maze; price 80; may
be ~ sAoes OF SIKH
street bargain Apply at stable or % J B. WANDER.
vOOaI, 81 Waller stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

OHEESE-5NO BOXES PRIME LATE MADE STATE
~ cheese suitable for the home rade alec, desirable lot
for shipping For sale In lots % suit purchasers
NIL LKR 4 ROGERS, 80 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

GEORGE W. NORTON, City Inspector
City Inspectors Department, New York April TO- lssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

1sOR sAI.E-A PAIR OF GRAY MAEEs YEARS OLD
49, hands high sound and kind, and quick sylsh
traveeIs Apply % CHAs. BLAKE l07 Chambers stest
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Il. 1929 ees s2i 47slo7 $685. i5s os7 797
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A PARTNER REQUIRED TO TAKE CHARGE or
the branch OF exter and solid business
South West capital of $500 to 800 requisite Ca No.
d Bleecker street. basement Office from l0to1.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
Working Mems Hours.

The approaching short days bring dark
quito ssrly on the laborers in the shops,
lessening the working hours. Complaint has
been made that boss manufacturers have
hired numerous hands during the long days,
keeping mechanics hard at work to accumu-
late -ptock, and when fall and winter comes,
Stacking off work, and dismissing reliable
hands, whose only hope is in constant en-
plOymsnt Some uneasness has been exhib-
tied in some shops at this alleged evil, and
it has been proposed that instead Of ichanging
scale of hours, that nine and three quarter
hours DO the regular days work--winter and
summer. We do not believe it is practical,
ms these shops would have to light up. This
ia worthy ofinvestigation. The PENNY Press
contends for the mutually of interest Of en-
poyer and employees, but bosses should not
gouge."
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~ Madame Ellis, tho great Female Be

S Madame Ellis, tho great Female Bo-
tanical Physician, after many years practice in the
treatment Of female diseases, has treated hundred
of cases. and not single instance has she failed
to perform cure; and in all cases Of diseases of the
uterus. kidneys urethra ovaras Sc any or all kind,
of diseases of generatiye urinary orgaus. She has
treated and cured, using no other medicine but the
Uterine Elixir; and from the fact of its being spe-
cic in those diseases, she is encouraged to offer 1t to
the public in such form and with such instructions
as will enable any lady or gentleman suffering from
any disease Of the generatye or urinary organs to
treat and cure themselves.
The Uterine Elixir is only 81 per bottle. For sale
OF #. d. Hills corner Of Race aud Ffth-streots and
at John D. Parks, corner Of Fourth and Walnut.
streets; Edward Scanlan b Co.'s, corner Of Main
and FOurth.streets; SURE, Eckstein 4 Co.'s cor
ner Of Vine and Fourth-streets; John Dickson,
south.eaSt corner of John and sxth.streets and
druggists generally in the city Read advertise
ment in another column.
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MARRIED..

CALH0uN-HERBERT-I New Richmond, Ohio,
By Rev. J. v. Cassatt, Rev. Judson Calhoun to Mrs
Elizabeth Herbert.
M0ORE--JACKSON-At the Gibson House, OIL
THURSDAY, November ", by Rev. T. j. Melish, .Rob't
Moore and Mary Q. Jackson, of Gree nfield, Ohio.
GARRETT-SHADES- On the 18th inst, at the
residence Of tho BRIDES mother, by the Rev. G.. T
Flanders, Captain Samuel v. Garrett, late United
states Army, to Miss Rebecca Shades, all of this
city.
.HAYs-sLEyIN-on Tuesday, November Is, by
the Rev. u U. West, Pastor of Findlay Chapel, Mr.
David y. Hays to Miss Anna Sevin, all of this city
RT,ICAMPBELL-At Greenfield, Highland
County, Ohio, on Wednesday, November I6, by thu
Rev. ! X. Brownson, Mr. David l.. Smart, Of thu
firm Of X B. & d. l.. Smart, to Miss Margaret A
Campbell, all of Greenfield
EVERSULL-EVERSULL the 10th inst, at
the resdence OF the brides father by the Rev w II
Van Doren Mr.. Warner Eversull, OF Mount Wash.
lege Hill, Ohio.
sMlTH-RANsQN-o On the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, in Covington, by the
Ransom, Of the same place.
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Religious Items.

Archbishop HUGHES and Father WooD are
10 be present at Mobile at the conservation Of
Bishop oUlNLAy, at Mobile, on the 9th inst.
Bishop KAvAsAUoH, Of Kentucky, we re-
grst 10 learn, is in serious decline, and is at
present unable to perform his Episcopal func-
tiOHo.
Dr. CLAPr's old church On Charles street,
New Orleans, has for its Pastor Rev. CHAs. B.
THOMAS, Of the Unitarian Church.
A ten-dollsr engraving is soon to be pub
lished Of tho recent General Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t will contain
portraits Of two hundred heads.
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DIED.

=, HARGRAVE-0f Scarlet Fever, Friday morning.
Ny Noy ~ Eg Fanny j., only daughter Of Joseph and
oetharne Harerave, aged l6 months. -
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her parents, No. l7O Plum-street. on Sunday morn
=, BLAGk-0n Thursday, at 2 o'clock, of Scarlet
Fever, Louisa NJ. Black, aged years, months and
days, daughter Of Peter Black.
Ine funeral will take place this morning, Nov 49,
az ~ O'Clock, from his residence .on Raymiller No
lSz between Everett and Wade streets. Tho friends
OF the family are invited to attend without further
notice. A''
MINSHALL-0n the 10th inst, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Mrs. Harriet Minsha, wife of Prestley MinshaJ, in
the 10th year OF her age Of disease of the THYROID
Gland.
The funeral will take place on Sunday morning.
at ~ o'clock from l22 Everettstreet Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
MeNTG0MEkY.-0fS Scarlet Fever, on the lJtb
inst, Ida Belle, infant daughter OF VIM and Isabella
M0ntgomery. aged months and % days.
DANDIlDGE- Scarlet Fever, on Friday morn.
ing, Ann Buchanan, youngest child OF Alex. =. and
Martha n. cambridge, aged years. and months.
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

PROGRESS or BEcKLEY's TRIAL FOR MURDER.
The State vs.. VIM. Beckey. This case is still pro-
gressing before Judge MallOn.
Maria Lowe, who could not be found ut the former
trial. was called TO the stand She testified that on
the night of the homicide, the Italian and Beckley
came to the door Of Anna Waggoners house, Vine
street. Witnes. looked out Of the window and saw
Beckey having hold Of the Italisns coat collar-he
asked the latter to go home with him. aud when the
Italian refused Beckley shot him. and then threw his
pistol away and ran up Vine-street.
On crossexami nation she said tho italian had oc.
cssionally VISITED that house before but she never
seen Beckley until that night. Anna thought they
we're nring at the house, and made witness examine
for bullet marks.
The evidence has not closed.
CIVIL SIDE-DIyoRcE DoCKEr-Judge Carter took
UP the divorce Docket
Elizabeth Masterson vs.. r. G.. Masterson. These
parties were married twenty -four years ago. and had
three childten, one Of whom, daughter, aged about
four years and six months, died few weeks ago.
They were living separate since 1882 the petitioner
alleging that the defendants conduct living In open
adultery with certain female, Obliged her TO leave
his house, since which time she had maintained her
self. The Cont allowed decree on the ground of
adultery and neglect Of dutyand gave the petitioner
allimony in 5000 Ito be paid i'll instalmeDts,) and
the custody ofa minor child 7. A. Logan repre-
sented the petitioner.
Bauman VS.. the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Company-Action TO recover for cow
killed at the crossing at Glendale. The defendants
alese 1t was impossible to stop the train when the
COW was seen.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
A New Representative Man--The Al
rIcan.

The Rev. NJ. D. CONWAY, of this city,
las given expression to a number Of novel
IDEAS In letter he wrote to Rev. JAMES FREE
MAN CLARKE, Of Boston, who had recently de-
iivered a discourse in the Music Hall, on THs-
oDoRE PARKER and his Theology. Mr.. CLARKE's
sermon and Mr.. CoSwAy's letter appear in
recent number Of the Christian Inquirer, of
New York, conducted by Rev. A. A. LIVER.
MORE, formerly Of this city.
Mr.. CONWAY elevatss the negro TO q new pc.
siton. He claims that there Is "no salvation
but by the African, when his cause is the cause
Of the hard right; when to deal faithfully by
5m is the difficult duty, then he takes the
place Of the prosecuted peasant Of Judsa--is
she test OF truth and self. denial; he wears the
thorn and bears the GROSS with him, and no
man cometh to the Father but by him. JESUS
himself left his representative in his least
brother; 10 every stranger who had claim on
human pity and justice"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
CITY NEWS

FATAL AooIDEST-MAx KILLEp.-A drav-
man, named jacob Brill, was killed yesterday
afternoon, on Front. street, near the Little
Miami Railroad Depot, by the combined Of
'eets of ft of epilepsy, fall, and being run
over by his own vehicle. He has been subject
to this disease for some years, and while div
ngNlong Front-street, was suddenly seized with
ut which caused him to fall, and the wheel
oil his dray passed over his body. He was
taken up and carried into house in the
neighborhood, but he died in few minutes,
Coroner Uarey was called upon and an in.
guest was held upon the body, which re-.
suited in verdict in accordance with the
facts we have briefly stated above.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
What We Must Have,

a member of the City Council, in his place,
Ut the last meeting, declared We must have
new City Hall, new Hospital, and new
City Prison and Work house. These will cos
4 mint Of money to be raised by taxes. We
have large interest on bonds to meet, ord-
nary and extraordinary expenses, and also
s.inking Fund, to redeem In 1855 three hun
ifod thousand dollars City Water works
Bonds. Big oity--big taxes.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
italian Aid.

Italians II the United States are conoenirat.
Ing money and armaments to aid GAnrBALpr.
hay sum of money, even three cent postage
''anp donated, will be applied to the impend-
Ing struggle to give national freedom to Italy.
General JOSEPH AvEzzAYA, of New York, is
President Of the Armament Committee to sc.
"GTs GAaIsALDE one million of muskets.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
rhs Increased Vote of the state of ohi,

the Increased Vote Of the State Of Ohio.
The first Governor elected in the State of
Ohio was DR.. EDWARD TIYFIN, In 1902, who re-
'cived all the votes, viz: 1864. In 1910
RETURN J. MEIes, jr., was elected; the entire
vote given was 1885. Fifty years have past
sinco the choice of MEras, and the new Gov
ernor of Ohio, WILLIAM DENNlsoS, will enter
Office in 1850, at whose election s55,7es votes
vera cast.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

Boy DROWNED IN THE CANAL.-A bow about
twelve years of age, named Casper Chesloge.
whols parents reside on the Hamilton road
pear Mohowk bridge, fell into the canal day
before yesterday and was drowned. He wa.
attempting to walk across the railroad and
nNie o misstep, which precipitated him into
'1o water. His body was recovered immedi.
n'ely after and every effort made to resusci.
;aie it, but without avail.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

CLOTHING GA LA MoDE."-Tf you desire a
suit Of Clothes made up from the best Of goods at
reasonable figures and in the latest style, don't neg
lect to call on Friel 4 MCGUIRE No. 256 Walnut.
street, between Sixth and Gano. They have rare
assortment Of 0vercoat Cloths.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

GS- The Clothing Emporium of T. ".
sprague Co.. corner Of Vine and Fourth Streets is
worthy visit from every stranger who comes to
Cincinnati, and every one should take away with
him a msmento in the shape of fine Coat, Pants or
Vest, such as cannot be found elsewhere
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

ACCIDENT on THE CIHcNNA7I, HAMILTON AND
DAYTON sRAILRoAD.-Y Yesterday morning q car
of a freight train was thrown from the track
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road, near the Brighton Station, by the
breaking Of an axle, and several persons
were injured, but none Of them seriously.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
Ould ireland.

Progress of the National greatness Of Ire-
l2nj, it is said, is noted from the increase Of
purchasers In the soil by that useful branch of
a nstion--the middle class. Crime Is dimin.
ishing, and pauperism also. Good for the
Emerald Isle.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19
3. Cincinnati Steamer Weathers Out q
hNorthern in the Gnlf.

Those who have read the story of the Grea,
aa''er" in storm, written by e correspond
snt Of the London 7imes, should read our de-
scripiionj on tho first page, of a Cincinnati
steamer which, years lang syne, had fear
tl- night in storm on the coast of Tobasco.
Mexico.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

HILBERT & BRo.-The stores Of these gen.
tlemen, at Nos and 2iO West Fifth street, are thc
common sources of attraction on this important
thoroughfare on Saturday nights, all on account Of
their fine display of elegant Hats and Caps, which
they sell so cheap. Buy your Hats of HILBERT.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

~ Il. J. Dewey & Co., at No. liz West
Fifth street, are getting up Photograph Portrait
for truthfulness and fine artistic effects,
which they sell at the wonderfully low price Of ONE
DOLJAR
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

GRAND ACTION PIANo.--Jacob Graft Il Co.
SELL this morning. at their store, No IS East Fourth
street, quantity Of new and hand Furniture,
Platform Scale, Wagon, Harness, &c, See adver.
tisement
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

ESr Daguerrean Gallery, south west cor.
ner of Sixth and western-row, over Hannafords .
drugstore Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents Warranted to please
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

Gsy. THE GREATEST WONDER
ES OF THE AGE.-The only really efHcacious
article discovered for the Of eruptive dis
Of all kinds tice that shows to every Per.
son that uses 1t or has used It,, that II Is tho
KING OF ALL REMIDIES.
No one doubts Its eficacious qualities. A strange,
uncommon fact, not known in the history Of any
other article.
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion
Is the article referred to- From the slight prickly.
heat, to the most viruent unsightly and distressing
eruptlve diseases its curative properties are made
equally manifest.
Eruptions of the Face, letter, Ringworm, Bar
bers Itch, Scaly, Itching, Irritating, or Pustulous
Eruptions Of all kinds arc cured by it.
The mOstaattering testimonials are pouring in from
all quarters, its fame having spread over not only
the whole Western country, but the East also.
Price 30 cents, Or six bottles for $3.50.
Prepared only by s0L0N PALMER, Agent,
.,nol6 Nc. 26 6West Fourth street.
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FOUR DOLLAR HAT.-A four-dollar Hat is
not great novelty, but such one as Hendley sells
for that price s Call and see his superb Hats at No.
262 Fifth street, near Western.row.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

Fhe False RumOrs and the Farce at
Charlestown, Va.
This oharlestown affair, from tragedy, has
dwindled into farce. See telegraphic column.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-19

nj Gas Stoves southeast corner Of Wall
nut and Fifth-strests.
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HOME INTE REST.

1sr A. A. Eystcr, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos. al and 2Tl Western.row