The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20

IrueslhVo VI IOthsu, L. v. Dutler, Ivory BLACK,
from hogs bones; L. Fletcher, Hobart & Co.,
Alcohol, Camphene and Burning Fluid; w.
M. Gordon & Co., Pharmaceutical Prepara-
tions; e. s. Wayne, Chemicals and Coal Pro-
ducts.
No. 26. Painting, Frames d,c.-Beard g.
Taylor Fancy Signs, &c.; w. A. Harbaugh,
Painted Scrollwork; Rebecca Florer, Picture
on Glass; William Wiswell, Gilt Moulding
Charles Forristall, specimens of Sign painting
Holstein Il Hamer, Ornamental Moulding; H.
Shoepfel, Carved Frame; Greennus & Manfred,
Portraits in oil on glass, and Glass Signs;
Thos. P. Shannon, Marble. painting and
Graining; Eggers & Co., Gilt Moulding and
Oral Frames; j. G. Cowpland, Gilt Frames and
Mantle Mirror; Thos. Bovine, Gilt Frames.
No. 27.-Marble and Stone .work and Imita-
tions.--Gilbert L Hickenlooper, Stone ware,
Drain and Service Pipe; Hand, June White
house, Mantles and Crates; Macy, Rankins K
Co., Marbleized Iron Mantles and Crates;
Greennus Manfred, Enameled Slate Table
tops; II. F. Baker, Marble Nantes; B. +.
Baker, Indiana Marble; Loomis & Burrows,
Marbleized Slate, Nantes and Terra Gotta
work; Chas. Rule q Co., Mantles and Statuary.
No. 2S.-OiB, tsc.-Burckhardt 4 Co., spe-
cmens of Lard Oil; Proctor & Gamble, Lard
Oil and Glycerine; Richard II. Collins, Coal
Oil; j. r. Haskins, Coal Oil; Thomas Emery
& Son, Lard Oil A. G. Cheever K Co., Can
dies and Lard Oil; II. Lyon, Petroleum Oil.
No. 29.-Carrioge Materials, dc.-Royer
& Simonton, specimens of beautiful Wheels
and Wheel-stock; D. X. Cady, Patrick
Doolan and G.. G. Tench, Childrens Car
riages.
No. 3O.- Musical Instruments. - John
Church, Jr., Wood and Brass Instruments
Brittng& Bro, Grand Pianos; John Britting,
Grand Pianos; W. F. Colburn, Grand Piano
and Melodeons; W. c. Peters IL Son, Musical
Mdse; G. NJ. Murch, Pianos.
No. 3l.-Fme Arts, including Dagucrreotypes
and Photographs.-0il Paintings-D. NJ. Ste
vens, B. Breithaupt, (ancient pictures j. Au-
brey, Isaac Bogart, Mr.. Jacobs, Mrs. S. Crane,
Geo. W. Gales, A. Baldwin, 7. G. Lindsey, A.
]. Swing, j. +. Taylor, Porter & Hoag, Horton
Ensign, V. B. Crocker, R. S. Duncanson, Z. W.
Wheelock Emile Smith, Oil Paintings on
Wood two hundred and forty years old; Geo.
G. Flanders, Monochromatic Painting; Pencil
Drawings--Hillen, W. A. Harbaugh, j. f.
Taylor; Crayon Drawing-Chas. W. Cottman,
Z. L. Norton, R. L: Fitzpatrick; Geo. Shields,
Photographs Of Machines manufactured in
Philadelphia by Sellers & Co.; Water Color
Painting-Mrs. J. R. Traber, Miss Anderson
S. A. Stone, Oriental Painting; Robt G. Phil
lips, also Daniel Doherty, India Ink Drawing
Portraits--Miss Elliott; Mrs. NJ. w. Read, Gre.
clan Painting; specimens from Photograph
Galleries of Porter & Hoag, j. W. Winder
Dewey & Co.; Patent and Architectural Draw
ings-Knight Bros, j. A. Vydragh, American
Patent Company; DR.. VIM. Mussey, Photo.
graph likeness done in India Ink by Boston
Artist; j. j. Albers, Statuary; Oscar H. Har-
pell, Painting; 7. B. Glessing, Pictures; Mrs
Newington, Picture in Australia; Mrs. Herbel.
sheimer, Oil Paintings, original picture three
hundred years old; St. Johns Heed on q
charger, by Leonardo da Vinci; The Sleeping
Mother and the Musician.
No. 32.- Quilts, &c.-Mrs Mary McCon
Mrs. DR.. Cary, Emma l.. Hobby, Mrs. II
Harris, Miss R. Pearcs, Mrs. E. A. Bickham
all exhibit Bed-quilts; Mrs. Jane Abbott
Fancy Quilt; Mrs. McAvoy, also Mary e
Minor, Silk Quilts; D. A. McCord, Bed-spread
Mrs. c. f. TONNES, Crochet Bed spread
Areno, Engle & Co., Buckingham Blanket
Jeans, &c.
No. 3S.-Cdrpets and Oi-cloths.-Sawyer
& Kirk, Window shades and Table Oil.cloths
, Carpeting-H Henry Falls, Ringwalt & Avery
John Shillito-also Curtain Goods; Bart &
Hickox, India Rubber Goods; L. H. Clagstons
! India Rubber Goods and Gutta Percha.
No. "a -Gothing.-T. w. Sprague Co.
No. 35.-Leather and Shoes.-J. II. Deters
Boots and Shoes; Hewes & McCann, Boots ant
Shoes; Leather-Amos Moore, VIM. Hopkins
John R. Hole NJ. D. Flint, one Trunk.
No. 37.-MHiNry.-Miss P. Brilling, Bon
nets.
: No. 3S.--Hats and Caps.-B. r. Alley, J.
Towers, and G. B. Camp & Co.
No. 4l.-Fancy Goods.-John D. Park
Case of Varieties. ,#
No. 42.-Paper-hanging-F. & G. Address
No. 43.-"An,munition." - H. DeGraw
Baking Powder; John Hitchel, Popcorn.
No. 44.-Wine.-G. Sofart, Catawba.
No. 45.-RefrgeratOrs.-Jo ohm c. Schooley
VIM. Simms.
No. F.-Contcctionary.--Geo. Keppler.
No. Embroideries, Worsted Work
Knitting, Go.-Embroidery, Thomas Barns
Emma Toerke, Hannah Brown, W. H. Har
!, baugh, D. Hensheimer, Mrs. j. G. L. Pagen
stecher, Jenny A. Haskins, Mary E. Minor
: Mrs. Maria Shields, Mrs. G. W. Phillips
Miss NJ. Owens, r. S. Elliot (worsted), Mis-
,, G. A. Ellis; Widows House of Employment
Mrs. Hllen (worsted); Honiton Lace, Mrs.
. II. Cox; Miss G. X. Sampson, Tidy; Rebecc
) Hobby, Embroidered Satchel; Mrs. DR.. Shult2
Lamp Mats; Miss Wharam, Worsted Needl
Work; F. Herbert, Crochet Collars; Miss M
Q Truman, Worked Mat; Miss Kate Britting
q Worsted Work; Mary Z. Erwin, Needl
Work; Henry Speckman, Worsted Needle
:, work, Picture of Washington.
; No. 4O.-Hair, Shell and Wac Work.
Rebecca Florer, Tinsel and Leather-wor
!, Frame; Mrs. Mary Read, Leather work Frame
Y Jane H. Newington, Leather-work Frame
s same, Geo. W. Gould; Jenny A. Haskins, Wax
: work; Mary Sherman, Shell Frames; Mr.
:, Owen, Shell Monument; Miss Powell, Hal
Wreath; Mrs. ]. O'Galagher, Pin.cushion an
!. Leather-work Frame; Miss G. Young, (Wal
y nut Hills) Bead-basket; Miss Amelia Wha
;. ram, Basket Wax Fruit; E. M. Mayo, Hail
! wreath; Miss suo Thompson, Basket of Flow
!, ers, Papier Work; L. c. Hopkins, Case
Q Indian Shells; J. R. Haynes, Shell Baske
:, Miss NJ. Owens, Leather Frame; Miss Brittinl
# Hair Work; Joanna Zwick Hr Jewelry an
i Wigs; Mrs. String, Bead Basket; Henry Ella
= Hair Jewelry and Ornaments.
r; No. 4S.-Misce celaneous.-Cha Woolmal
II Wood Cgar-lighters; John J. Macklir
:. Match splits and Boxes; II. Thorpe, Washing
i machine; Chas. Horseley, Miniature Stean
IS boats; G. W. Sholl & Co., "Terra Gotta
Burial Cases; c. Ropp, Rat.trap; w. A. Jo
', dan, Ferry. boat; A. Packham, Conglomera
= Pavement; Union Cricket Club, Cricket Bal
1t and Bats-Trophes of Victory; II. L. McNis
Apparatus for Melting Cast-iron Chips, bor
ID ings; e. Smith, Chinese Junk; Thos. Wrigh
;; son, Model Bridge.
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