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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

LATEST FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.-The bel
ligerent Emperors, now in battle array in
Northern Italy, are at least not in hot water,
but from incessant rains have Deep-Pb be-
tween them. ials.s5- ..---... ...,
The news by the Hammonia tells of some
skirmishes, but of no battles; that the Aus
trians had withdrawn from Voghera to Casteg-
giO. The former is walled city of Piedmont,
nineteen miles L. North East of Allessandria.
Casteggio is still further East six additional
miles, and is the site of ancient Clastidium
which, in the Second Punic War, surrendered
to Hannibal. Near it is the "Hannibal
SPRING" ..s.
Itwould be curious If Louis Napoleon, now
at Allessendria, should on this plain meet the
Austrians where, at the Battle Of Monte BelIo,
Hfty-nine years ago, the French, under the
Marshal Victor, routed the Austrians; or at
Marepgo, two miles distant, achieve, victory
like that of his uncle, Of 14th June, 1900.
Allesandria, the French Emperor's head
quarters, is represented to be at this time a
fortress of the first rank, finished in all its
parts, garrisoned, provisioned, and as amply
able SO sustain siege, as any place in Europe.
The aAustrians threaten the bridge near
Stradella, on the Po, but that is but fsint to
draw their opponents into Lombardy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Public sales.

FAIRuoUNT.-We omitted to state that ON Thursday
morning, at ten o'clock, Notwithstanding the un-
favorable appearance Of the weather. Ave six car
loads Of people were taken out to the Fairmount
ground. Messrs. Cooper & Stokes were the auc-
tionoers. The following described lots were dspo-
sed of:
Lot No. $50, 100 feet 'front.' to John Daily, at g,
Let No. 400, 100 feet front, to Hattor'a GOsker,
Lot No. I6i, 100 feet 'front.' to II. Clearwater, at
Lot No. 4s2, 100 feet front, to william Bonroth at
Lot ~. 1863, 100 feet front, to William Honroth at
- Let Eo 4ci, 100 fOetfront, to William HonrOth, at
Lot No. l60 100 feet front, to William Bard, at ST.
Lot No Iee, 100 feet front, to william Bard 81 2S
Lot No 49, 100 feet 'front.' to Mr.. Konzie, at 81, soO
a. Lot NO. 40, 100 feet 'front.' to H. Clearwater, at 81
Lot No; a7s, 100 feet front, to II. Clearwater, at
Lot No A2, 50 feet 'front.' to George Piper at s. a.
Lot No. 40, 81 feet front, to william Baird at 50 Io
Lot No, 4s7, 6S feet front. to William Kirton, at
Lot No: 72, % feet front, at 81 "a, sH 22 Amount
sold, S26lO IL.
GREEEwooD.-The sale of lots at Greenwood by
Cooper Stokes, afternoon of same day, went of
woll, Notwithstanding the incessant rain Six cars,
as usual left the Sixth street depot at O'clock and
though 1t continued to rain, somo thirty.ono lots
were sold and the company returned TO the city IN
about three hours and half The following is a
copy of the sale.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

'a 1t will be seen that the Button took the pre-
MUM, being ahead of all competitors, and
maintaining the high reputation which these
engines have earned for excellence and power.
The account does not state through what sized
noEzlos the engines played, but we presume it
was inch one, that bsing the size usually
employed in such trials. We are rather inclined
TO think that our own admirable engines could
surpass the height attained at Charleston ~
And tee arc rGthsr inclined to think that our
engines (steam hre) could surpass any thing
and every thing you've got in Pittsburg. Az
to volume of water, we've got one engine that
will exceed the whole Of Pittsburg hand force
In the given time, say Of one hour %
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
CUPPING AND LEECHING.
sTRANGER,s GUIDE.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson & Co., $50 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegnte Co., No. As Main st. +S
Anderson, Gates &5 Wright, 112 Main st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. Junghunns, corner Third and Mill sts.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinman Sc Co., 1O3 Walnutst.
j. l.. Wayne e. Son, 121 Main at.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., 12 Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER. .
J. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS. .
John HitchelI, q College Building Walnut at
LOOKING GLASSES, Ero.
Vim. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth st.
is5 MEDICINES. 40 fE
DIR. Q: w; Roback's scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. East Fourth street. Sec
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS. er -
Bachelor, DeCnmp e. Co., 81 Walnut st.
Pollock 81 Mccall, 232 Walnut st. De-.
Nixon 50 Chatneld, ~ and 10 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR.. w. III. Swander, l65 Longworth st.,
DIR. w. III. Beck, 81 Broadway. r-.'a
DIR. j. G. Beck, 81 Broadway.
sADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, Edmeston 81 Co., 1853 Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
r. w. Wright &S Co., No. 10 West Second st.
aHftf = SEWING MACHINES. -Uu
Geo. B. Sl0nt & Co., 81 West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free dS Co., O Main st, .
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs & Smith, o West Fourth ST..
Oskamp & Bro, los Main st. 100 ?
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden Otte, 2l West Fourth st. Il
Sawyer q. bkArlG, 8 College Hail. Walnut at.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. G.. Burnett g. Co., 81 Walnut st. (I
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
MEDICAL
RUPTURE.

nRs. DANIELS RADICAL CURETRUsS,
NJ the only truss known by which Hernia can DO
treated philosophical principles; also Abdominal
Laced Stockings, &C. Drn. Daniels make speciality
Of the treatment Of all Physical Deformitfes Ulub
raysis in whatever part Spinal Affections, and all
Nervous Diseases . ----.. p UT i4.ilsl4 $50 p
Once and Institute. No. o. West Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 'h 1853
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

An ITEM FOR Our FIREMEN-There was
grand parade of the Fire Department Of
Charleston, s. c., recently participated in by
the municipal authorities and fourteen Com
pantes, numbering some eleven hundred men.
The most interesting occasion was the trial of
the engines Of the several companies. We ap-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

GIRLS read the advertisement Of Drs. N, @.
and D. N. Daniels. II you wish steady work,
give them call t. seib
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Important Testimony. =! >. !
Read This, Also. ioal 4slag

Court Of Cincinnati. ~ 1@Tia5I hlA0LI
-H- ! = IlllD --ffgaT.-l OHcIsNATI, Dec. 81 ls56.
ture has been used with great success in my family
belize 1T to be most safe and ecacieus preparation
for tt, cure of ordinary colds well as Of chronic
aifect,ons of the throat and lungs. MANY of my
cne ssssrs me sS y *
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
DIR. G. W. PHILLIPS

Magic Cough Syrup
Is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per.
manent cure Of Coughs, Colds Infuenza, Bronshltis
and all dseasesof the Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only one thet has
eases. The testimonials published are from our most
distinguished citizens here Mt home who have been
cured by its magic power.
Important Testimony. II T1H
From hon. J. W. Chapman, Judge Of First Judioiei
District, Indiana.
DR.. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Cincinnati, Ohio:-Having
used several small bottles of your 'Cough Syrup"
personally and In my family, and having seen its ef
ects Others In numerous instances Of severe cold
and coughs, most cheerfully recommend 81 as an In
In general use, confidently believe large majority
Of the colds accompanied BY coughs, that BOW term
In fact can see no necessity for any, who can obta
this remedy, being thus afflicted:
Respectfully yours, 10 j. w. W.ChAPMAN.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
Arrivals Of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS 4 CIHoISEATI-9:4O A. NJ; $50 P. NJ;
9:50P,M
CINCINNAyI HAMILToN AND DAYroE-7.45 A. NJ; IO47
A. Nj 640 p. NJ; 10:l0P. NJ. ~ --'. r -.. -. ''.
LITTLE MIAAI-7:30 A. NJ; l23 P. NJ; 7:ls p. NJ; lO45
p. NJ. 2 .. ...#...
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI-l020 A. NJ; 9:l5P.M.
OHIo AND MIssIssIPPI7:OO A. NJ; l3O p. NJ; 1910 P.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

M EDIcATED sTRENGTHENINa
renee les In cases Of pain and weakness In the side.
breast or back also in rheumatic aectioDs, coughs,
tens The Arnica, Gaibanum, Pitch, Eoer Mans
and Hemlock Plasters are manufactured OF various
Sizes on kid or CLOTH and Poor Mans on paper, by 8.
A. GRIFFITH, and supplied to dealers and druggists
on as good terms as any manufacturers the U.S l
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01
DR.. G. W. PHILLIPS,
Solo DronrIatoV.

Park; Geo M Dixon; A. fofel; Allen & Co; Gordon
Bro. Edw. scanlan Co.; J. 4. o. Reakirt, and by
Druggists generally. .as.Fr.fif- 50
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

~ s'ns iasfiss uasy 80 gm, % 10 saiSisu
lisia4 ss KAY haa tio ID
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

tH' bot tsst ns78s. riasei tret ,B s,afs
''9ai' 80 i'Ass Sgapl Saitus's svi D. a9ai
issl Eesi1i4 yutt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

'a'hasIJ slia4 Il sia'si 'ai ioslla ,'-s- "a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

Also, after each Circus performance in the Rdotto
Saloon on the James Raymond, the newly organized
CAMPBELL MlNSTRELS, comprising the pick of
the Campbell and other Mlnstrels. Admission, 2s
cents. - r.-r.r..-. my25-u
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we(ds e8 burG ibre 6anOlunSen Eeitdti9eu,
m0sen niemol6 bic biGisenbe 9tiFnme ceS an'e>
ritaniiaen 8olfes gu boreu bOfen.
Isle mSsen in Der @barleltouer Convention
triumpbiren, aber @ctt maB ibnen rpr benz
9olte sndpi9 fem
v3wei Sabre ltnb beinabe perflcfien, felt 81,
Buchanan feline decentralization te1ann, uno lie
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melen. CT wipmete Elm bottles Sabr oapon Der
3erItGruns Ger Democratic BON Satncls, UNI
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wabrldeinlid fem wiroe, mare &c ibr Better
9epelen.
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brahte tbm cine Nieoerlase bel, NO Imnler er
Gerublifaner 3u erpdblen lnhte.
v@8 oepibrt 6reuoe, 5u ptlien, OaB ntdt EN-
Gin3iger, Der Die oemctratiIhe Ylattfornt ouf
8uAanau's 8elebl gu p~erlalen ltd wei9erte,
pom benz 8Olte 9eIdluSen wuroe, unp wahreno
mir Die, @rwdbluu9 elmer republltantlden WfaIo
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elmer lansen PerioDe 2lemter b~efleloets Hnb DAB
lein Saupt BON Der DanO Der 5elt lbsrlllOert
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er bic 6oIsen BON t%auleuO 5rtblnlsta lab, rsa
INNER nod 6ebler 81 MA len fcItIablt, UNI
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belt selelt, sepiB ertmep-r Elm 9,JsaltdaO oes
MbIheu8 ODER De. UerlAtu,lJ ill.,"
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SIM 0ictoria<T teater in 2cnbon erfolate an,
q. Deg. cine fdredlide @atanrcpbe. @eraoe
Upr benz Salulle Der neutrality-suspicious.
unO al8 oa8 Nbencpublifunl. oaa auf 3ulalun8
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fen Elm 10 fardtbare8 @eOrdnse aui ben @ales
rietreppen %entltano, paB ied85ebn Snoben er.
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nrd) Uiel mebr ldlimme Gerlebun3en enlpfin .
gen. DaS Tpeater 1T in einem iebr rcben
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ber Uerlrr lt4 bic N%ufresun9, re oieIer SOtflu
erjeu9t bate, 10 RAID, oaB Die MISUNDERSTANDING
9an5..wle 8ewSbnlid ucr li4 9in9.
Truntret9.
Qcli8 9tapoleon bat leine erlte gntl t~eipung
erneuert unb Oerrn oe Wontalembert bic Gnt
bebi,n9 BON benz o~eftnitio Seitens oe8 Galile
tion8bOfe8 ii6er i'm perbdnsten Straiurtbetl 9e,
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9ewdbit.
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li9ar Weile mittbeilen, baB Der Guilerienbcf
Ddhrenb oer leBten 5mei ODER oret Gage Qoro
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paB, iauS @n9laup e8 fir 5UefmdBi0 era0ten
wiroe, irsenO welde MaBre3eln gu ergreifen,
nm Der auterlfanilden Pclitit, wie lie lid in
9%epiiieh Gbeileu eer 8ctlAaft Oes BrdliOeuten
ausiprede, eut9e9en3umirten, es ltA in p%Ollter
au8Oebnun9 auI Die llnterlfiieun9 TraufreidS
,perlaien t6nle I"
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GmrppaiIcDe VA dDrisDten,
VSettere yIadbribten ocS OampferS
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(Jliasara, nidt 4meric1, beibt Der por9eftern
liz ipalifar aaSetOmulene Donpfer.)
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nod 6oloenoes: er lief am 26. Deg. IN t uers
ltppften Bumper uno in ledem 3uItanoe in
QueenStcmn Elm. 0cm 16. bic gum %. bate
er nit einem firdterllden Srtau gu tdnpfen,
auf feline Wafteuipieen 9eipOrfen, erbielt
einen Qef uno bate liebeu SUB Wailer i'm Ofa,
ldinenraume, mpOurA Die 6suer au8SetGldt
luurben &c. Die &oblenbebdlter brahen los
unD eeritCpften bic Yutnpen. sc purDen bar
auf 3eilDeilise Bnmpen fir ben Not9behelf elm.
uno mad ben auBercroentltdlten Nn.
frensuneen Nler an 8CrO Selan9 es enolid,
lDlsoer, ben Dampf in Sang gu brin9en uno o
Queen8tomn ein5ulaufen.
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SCUti5
fir $}effDueu. iDeIdk 0nDt ant Wafler bsanBsn

Ser neunte a6 idaitt Der ii 8aus auf be QBaTer.G ON
ndit II uo BITE inter tprer @ufddt lebeaben 9DGFerperte
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8a trsa6 Bsbaubsabt retten Eglen.
s. 9. Suter, N60hertae enteur.
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benz Stabtratbe OOn BAH more, bag, wenn Der Oper Die Ge
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men Dtr6. ais far cen BeGatf einss 9IusbeEbers cher Be-
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Oesf 8spSbnsr mes 5aafss ia eins 5srofs ppn MID metr
ais SIC Es. fGat." Snni2.2mt
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GOn0reB,


Us abin9tcn Il. Slnuar. Sendt.
6ibpatrid bra9te cine 8iil Elm, rpornad| cine
Dampfertinte Don NepsSrleanS unb U2ohile
nah 9~inlti9en Sdfen am msricaqllden @olf ers
rtttet weroen lol. @8 puroe eine senlelulane
JleIpluttpn an9enomnleu, Wornlb Gomnl1noer
Sarliteia fir auBercroeutlthe Dienlte uno aus
9aben bel Der ,6teltaurotion Der Oarfe ReIolute
$4,000 erbalt.
Cameron beautraste, bic 0ausbia fir
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auf5uuebmeu. Speron erbob Gtuipruh,
ca Die gia Elm WcncpOl ldafie. Cameron
nabm Die BID in Shn5 unO Mites aui Ole 0ors
itbeile ltdotiiHer Gilenbabaen btay Brpmu
lprad lar pie Bta, M altorp 9eBen %pIelelbe.
6ierauj wuroe Die Debate iber Die Yacifc
6abn fcrtSeleet.
5aus. Da Ger DOnnerlta9 fir Bripat,
tiu6 teltInmt 1T, 10 wurpe etue 9rDBe an5abt
lplder 8lI8 Oor9enpmnen unc erlebl9t. DIE
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Jta9riA. Ell bis gum 10. 3uder mar fllu,
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men. Suare5 bal iiA 9ewelSert, init Den Som.
mliIlren DeS Den. Jioble6 in unterblnclun9 gu
treteu. 3uloa9a biltste rOt lelnem Stur5e Die
SOrlGld8e 6tautreiAs II. GnslanOS our Salits
lung Ger lpanIIhen Orage.
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729.39O

NewsOcrt. Aul Drnneritas fam Ger
Gunale Dampfer nGlpS", Capt, 0arflep, BON
Daore an, Seine Jiadridten linp pon oemiels
ben Datum ME Die Der africa. Die Yari.
Ter Settunsen, melhe er mitbriust, ~cenlireu gu.
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l1ninn Nnnnerein.

S6igsr 8auperein II teBt ernfttairt unb wtrb ffine wSb ents
TOE 8erfammlunaea itben MOntas Abenb tn tem Qpiale Bee
6rn. @mnsler, Rp. AZ ". 6rebeeidRr., abbalien. QDer Qnt
bat, etnem neuew BauDereia btisutretRn, TT besbalb Su Der,
nd6Rsn Wcatag lfattfapenpen Serfamlnluns einselaR n.
SD4n 1aB, Ys8Fbsat.
u. Dallautf, Sttr.
Samson EbDmGs Graft S6abm.
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Nnfnhnlrt Wnnrprein

Gtnneuer 8auSerstn bat I'D unter pbtssr Namen
~tOnRttutrt, wel&sr feue wSAeatIt9en Ssrfars mIunsea witt.
moo N6erb3 s u9r tn > entel' D. EN- SGuIbaMfe-
G.-lD. s@ds Dpn pias- uab RabsrsRr. abbatt unD bura
feiue 4erfafune ntat MUIR ais etns awedmGbise Sparans
haIt fur Umbanittete btensu, fonbera aud Ittef lanlsn BE.
mttteitan una GOrpurattpasn sr5sere unterntbnuaaea CT.
Iei1tetn wtrb. Snteredenten FHo sum Se1uh Der gerlanm-
lung am u66fen WtihwuG etn6eiaoed, tn weIGer Ute bsFnt-
tive 'gBabI Der 8eamttn ~f4ttFn6et.
aug. QDattenf@etbt, fen. Gbarles Wattealdeibt,
s. RSbIert, Srd95 31Istns@t.
VI. 5SbGRnetb, Mug. lDattcnl@etbt, fun,
6. @ubStur9, Mntpn @berlein,
81. SAnet6er, s. Wupe, prov. prGfb.
s. gDeteer, SWfDl 6. Meatel, ptpp SEER.
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gu permietben

lit ee5 9otal Der CONCORD q In Q6efern<9lI, i. 6ODarbft,,
an tebenbe cNeedftaften icrrDbI, al5 al prtsatpfrlpaen fur
~stH5eins Aossbe, fur Mfsettnas &onjsrte 8ran,aen. Sdle
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