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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19
COMMENCING APRIL IL. 1859.
G M sa sS y IsE IN n u lsgE laE s.s
LITTLE MIAMI AND .,COLUMBUS
.r.r AND XENlA RAILROAD. J. Z.


THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First Train--Ho. Ei pi ess, at A. NJ, connects via
Oolumbusant 0leveland Via columbus, Urestline and
Pittsburgh, via Columbu4. Steubenvlls and Pitts.
blrgh Dctrotvie Clevela nd and steamer This Train
stops, between Cincinnati aud Columbus, at Love.
land, Deerled Morrow, Xenia, Cedaryille, South
Charleston, London and West Jefferson. ~. =
Second T,ain-N Express, at $3.50 "a: M, connects
via Columbus, Beliair and Benwood; Wheeling; via
Crestlino and pittsburg: via Columbus and Cleve.
land; Detroit, via Cleveland and steamer; White Sui.
pbur station, via Springfield This Train stops lie
tween Cincinnati and Columbus, at Plainvile, Mil
ford, MiamiIlie, Loyeand, Deerfied, Morrow, Cor.
win, Spring Valley, Xenia and London ',puti lll u
Third Trail, n,,,Aecommodation, at 4aO p. b., for
: Fourth Train-NiSht Express, at Il:30 =. M :; con
nects via Columbus, Belalr and Benwood; Wheeling,
via ColnnIbuB, Steubenyill0 and Pittsburg via Co.
lninbus, Grestline and Pittsbug: via Columbus and
Cleveland. This train stops Mt Loyeland, Morrow,
H2rTins 2 " Al &sqie anu london. SLEEPING CABS ON
No. Express, through to Cleveland without change
No. Express, through to Wheeling without change
of cara.
The NIGHT EXPRESS Train leaving Cincinnati
at lli3a Z, NJ, rims daily, except SATURDAYS. The
gor sll information, and fbroueh Tickets to Dos-
ton, New York, Phiadelpllia, Baltimore, Washing.
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Uunkirk, Cleveland,
PitBbUrg, Wheeling, and all the Eastern places,
appX At the Rtees, Walnut Street House, No, Bur.
not House, south east Oor,r oi Broadway and Front
streGts, and at the Eastern Depot, q - > y
Trains run BY Columbus time, which Is seven min.
ntes faster than Cincinnati time. IN y.
51. j. DuRAND, Sup't. o.
Omn ihussa c1l for passengers by leaving direction
attno TICKET VtlceJ. b,,.. .I,,.. a., r.., Myl1
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

eEA-An acquaintance says that since
he dismissed bis handsome doctor and
employed o plain one, hiswifo and daugh-
ters shavn't got sick half so often as they
did before.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

RsB- B-fhey tell good story Of Hallam
and Rodgers. The poet said: GLOW do
you do Hallam p "Do owhatY "Why,
how do you find yourself?" II never
lose myself "Well, how have you
been o. 'Been where?' "Pshaw how
do you leel?' ''Feel me, and see."
"Good morning, Hallam" ''lts not a
good morning" Rodgers could say no
more
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19
EerrelPs Blackberry Anodyne.

ygNHIs MEDICINES OFFERED 10 TIT
a PUBLIC as one oftilo best, fnot the very tined
icinethat llas ever been invented dfrDARiuIHA, DYs@
EMERY, CHOLERA INEAEFuN, and all other deritnso
ments Of the Stomach and Digestive Organs, which
arc no pre- rHahb and fatal in our countryoorTects
tl dc ra yed condition Of the Liver allals Neryop
| 10 " 3, such es Is caused by Teething,-giVC
T. q o. healthy actcu to the bowels, and withal,
pI. aSntl;G TAX III a1...siclL U iy23.Gmi
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

bs1"A man came very near dying in
California, lately, by putting on apair Of
clean white stockings and drinking a glass
Of cold water, an experiment he had not
tried for good many years, a.r...
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

EI~ A short time ago the following
notice was stuck up at tailors window
near Manchester: "Wanted--two appren-
tees they will be treated as one Of the
family y "H l... .... ...s
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

Ba"A man who will strap his razor Oh
his Bible and wipe it on his newspaper,
the Syracuse Journal thinks, deserves to
have neither. ea4
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

TAE SONG MY NGTHER SINGS.


u is tho song my mother sinca.
Aud gladly do i list the strain,
never hear il but il brings
The wish 70 hear 1t sun again.
She brcathed il To me long ago,
To lnll me TO my baby est,
And she murmered soft and low
slept in peace upon her breast
Oh, gentle song, thou hast thronG ,-
or angel tones within the spell:
feel that shall love fhee long,
And fear love thee far too weil.'
For though turn 10 hear thee now,
With doting glance ofwarm delight,
la after Years i know not how r...
Thy plaintiSe tones may dim my ySigi'
That mothers voice will then be- nstill,
hear it fnlter day byday--,, Hf
II solndeth like fnuniain MI :, Hf t-jr--
That trembles ere II cfaseih play.l,t.i 4a
And then this Ileart thou gentle song, --
Will lind an anguish h THY spell, -,..s r.
Twill wish il could not loye 30 long, .g.,.. d.
Or that it had not loved so we'll. >, '.,li
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.

a UCTI0N AND COMMISSION MER--
IA CHANT-S Sales rooms No I Fast Third street
VIII attend TO the sales Of Real Sstate, Personal
Property, Dry Goods Hardware Hat9, Boots, Shoes,
services OF competent salesman all business will
meet with dispatch aud prompt returns. Cash ad
yances mado ON goods Tor pubUG sales, Conslgn-
ments solicited Refer to merchants generally.
mel ID
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19
HALLS PATENT.
vgvHm MosTREhIABLE FtRREANp

VE0HE MOST RELIABLE FIR y Il ND
IL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. They have given
more satisfaction than may other now ~ nsc.
We offer reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOL.
time shows single instance wherein they have failed
to preserve thor contents.n LJ W aH" ,l.."+3 o.
With this SAFE we challenge all c0mpetit ion. as
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing 70
party falling hrat,tq forfeit tooihe other, the sum
Of 5000.
Wears prepared 10 furnish better Safe Rnd Il less
cost, than auy other mannnctnrer In the United
Second hand Saf9s bfothet h,aNors, also on Hand;
WeresptctfnlTy inytpthe auhlic 20 call and exam
Inc our etOCk before pgfanHsng e!kgSlbTfl,o -1 .,
i.. .,.,.g ,t, NALL NtRR0Lh y Co,
auplo av1' HNo7 lS En6 " fast Co' uuN ha N rect.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-19

saB"Mrs. Partington thinks that Polly.
ticks, from the queer turns they appear
to take, should be named Ann.tics.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-25

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the Chief Engineer.
cannot conclude this Rspost without expressing
my Obligations TO James Cssssdsy. Esq. . member
Of your beard Soc The patience ssd attention nth
which he accompanied ne lhsooshout ny beating
expedition In The sxaminaiioa Of these Rivers ssa
Works and slso seknouiedxing the courtesy wish
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country. and Which b warmly appreciated BY as. q
stranger to the State.
An efwhich b mott respectfully sahmittsd
kt.twOOp NORRIS
Ca;g Esyiser.
Raleigh. n G., May issh. 1858.
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menced, shall proceed to oryan;,c !, corns os F..
gineers and execute this second article Of YOUR Ex
cellency's instructions.
To accomplish this in thorough and satisfactory
manner, will occupy the remainder Of this wear and
cost about 81, 600; and can carry on both the Re-.
pairs and the survey, simultaneously.
In advance of this detailed survey. Il would b.
premature to make any extended rcm.rt, ,,no's ,hs
subject of permanent improvement, but !, NAV be-
satisfactory to your Excellency to know that hayn,
the latter part of your instrnc,;ons IN x;" DIS
my recent examination Of these An, r;xsrs al
some attention to the capacity Of these s,.r,ms ir
substantial and permanent works and am h,nnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-28

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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-01
The p. o. Department.

Telegraphic dispatches from Washington
say that Notwithstanding the failure of Con-
gress to make appropriations for the service
of the Post Office Department, the latter has
so far been enabled to transact its business
without serious difficulties. However, the
balances due to contractors up to the 1st of
July, after deducting their usual collections
from Post Offices, and after that time the en-
tire amount Of their pay must be suspended
until Congress shall provide the necessary re-
lief The first quarterly service of contrac-
tors for the year commencing on the first
July last will not have been performed so as
to entitle them to pay until the first of Octo-
Der, and by the terms of their contracts go
days more must elapse before their accounts
can be finally settled, which will postpone the
day Of payment until the 1st of December,
within less than a week from the regular
meeting of Congress. According to the con-
tracts payments are due in November for the
quarter ending on the 3Oth of September,
and in February for the quarter ending S1st
of December.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-01
Carl Schurz at shakopee.

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Schurz spoke at
Chas ska, in Carver county, to German audi
ence, in their own language. Notice having
been given that he was to speak at Shakopee
the same evening, considerable preparation
was made for his reception. The Germans of
Scott county turned out in strength, and
with the Americans went out in the after
noon with q Band of music and wagons and
buggies, and met him on the Chaska read,
and escorted him into Shakopee, with music
playing, salute firing, and cheers. .,r.g
In the evening was held the greatest meet
ing ever known in Shakopee. Full 800 Ger
man voters were in attendance, besides other
citizens and the ladies'. He spoke first in
German AT length, and with the most electri-
flying effect; and then in English, but more
briefly. He was enthusiastically cheered.-
He was followed by N. S. wilkinson in pun
gent and effective speech on State politics.
The whole affair was most enthusiastic pop
ular outpouring; and will bring forth good
fruits at the October election. ... "A.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-01

W The news by the steamer Habana,
which has dates from San Francisco to the 9th
says that there were 500 American troops in
the island of San Juan. Earth works had
been thrown up. The harbor of Victoria was
commanded by five pieces, and the island was
in complete state of defence. Gen. Harvey
says he will call for volunteers from the terri
tories if attacked. He has written to Gov.
Douglass, stating that he occupied the island
in order to protect Americans from the in
suits Of the British authorities of Vancou-
ver's Island, and the officers of the Hudsonl
Bay Company. The British admiral refuses
to obey Gov. Douglass order to bring on
a collision, and also refuses to bring the Brit
ish North Pacific feet near the Island. He
will wait for orders from the home government
and disclaims all hostile intentions. The
American and British officers were on friend
ly terms.
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never bad been known by them. Is not q
this pure Democratic humbug? 1,'''I 'i
II you wish emigration to come to Minneso-
ta, vote the Republican ticket. five wish to
crush down the peoples blood-suckers, let us
get rid Of Democracy by voting the Republi-
can ticket ','-'-~ a..' ~ o"S ''o''.,sD-' -''-.-
If we want Homestead Bill, and TO see
good times appear again, to save our prosper
ity, our liberty TO see the affairs Of the State
economically administered, let us all 60 in for
change on the 18th day Of October. --"'. !
Ye, Democrats, take this as my political
profession Of faith. 4Iihave left you for the
reasons above stated, and viii never repent
for it. When my countrymen viii have seen
as much Of Democracy as have seen, they
will be apt to follow my example.
I;have even now the certitude that q great
many Of them won't wait 20 long, and will
follow me at the polls on the 11th day of Oc-
tober next. - -.-." JOSEPH LRNAY.
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the Steamship Great Eastern Oomplet>
success Of her Trial Trtp.- =

The Steamship Great Eastern Cornplete
Success OF her Trial Trip d.
The following particulars of the trial trip of
the Great Eastern, are among the foreign
items by the Arabia: .-....--.. ...--.
The Great Eastern departed from the
Thames on the morning of the 9Th, in pres
ence OF an immense concourse of enthusiastic
people. Capt. Comstock, late of the steamer
Baltic, was on board and took part in the
management of her. Her performance was
admirable, and she was kept under as perfect
command as river steamer, and steers easy
as wager boat. erengines seemed capa-
BILE of starting or checking her almost by q
single motion of the hand. ..,,... .... q. -
The London Times says that her perform
ance proves to be the .tastsst vssssl in the
soorld. .,,.,-- ....-.. ......,s
She left the More at s:15, and was off Do.
yer at three. ,........ -...-.
The Great Eastern IS to sail for Portland
on the 2sth, inst, and is expected to arrive
there on the 7thof October. . .. .... ..
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The Winona Republican of the 2lst., under
the heading of "A Bright Prospect" after
relating the favorable prospects from the sue
cess of the Republican ticket in certain here
tofore Democratic Counties of the State. such
as Fillmore, Houston, Nicollet, &C., remarks
thus concerning Winona County:
In this county of Winona, it was at one
time fond!y hoped by the Democracy that
through disaffection in the Republican organ
ization, they might elect at least portion of
their ticket 1his hope to then, is now cut off.
There are very few Republicans in the coun-
ty who do not fully realize the importance of
the coming election, both from the National
and State standpoint, and they have wise
~ resolved not to open to the enemy even q
single point Of entrance, through which they
may come to gain future victories. Winona
county, we confidently believe, will be ALL
RIGHT"
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w The Great Eastern departed from
the Thames on the morning of the 9Th, in
presence of an immense concourse of enthu
siastic people. Capt. Comstock, late of the
steamer Baltic was on board, and toCk part
in the management other. Her performance
was admirable, and she was kept under per-
feet command as river steamer and steers
as easy as a wager boat. Her engines ap-
peared capable of starting or checking her
motion almost by single motion of the hand.
AS to speed, the London Times says, her per.
formance proved her the fastest vessel in the
world She left the More at 9.16 and was off
Dover at 8.
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Warrington County Republican Nomi.
nations. '.' .... ....-..-

Washington County Republican NOmi.
nations. ...-
The Saltwater Messenger of the Goth, in
forms US that the Republican County Con-
vention in session in that place on Monday
afternoon the 10th, put in nomination the fol-
lowing ticket " . -"5
Reprssentatives-D. 7. Watson, A. j. Van
Worries, Orange Walker.
Register Of peeds- Thomas j. Yorks
She'if-Granville NJ. Stickney.
7%sasursr-F. H. Haskell
Aatditor-R. Lehmicke
Coroner-Wm. Cove.
District Attorney-L. R. Cornman.
Surveyor-M. T. Thomas.
We know enough of the men constituting
this ticket, to pronounce it emphatically a
good one, that is sure to be elected