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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-14

ACCIDENT ON THE OHIo AND Mrssrssrpp1 RAIL-
RoAD.-The passenger train on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, due hero from ST.. Louis
at seven o'clock this morning, was thrown off
the track near Xenia, ILL.,, night before last,
and although three Of the cars were badly
broken, no one was injured. The train did
not arrive here until two o'clock yesterday
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-14

OHIO MECHANICS IrsrrrUrE.-The second
attempt to get quorum Of the members of the
Ohio Mechanics Institute together met with
as little success as those who best know that
association could have expected. There were
two persons present at the hall Of the Insti-
tute ON Saturday night, and those are the only
members who seem to care to know anything
on the report of the last annual exhibition.
When another attempt is made we hope it will
be more successful.
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Steamboat Register.

Boston, -Lousville;- Lishtfoot, Nash
vile; sam kirkman, Memphis; Melrose, Maysyile;
romeroy, Pomeroy; Virginia Home, Neville Dun.
leith do.; Eunioc Wheeling; Monarch, Dock. Prior.
Perry, New Orleans; j. w. Cheesman. do; Virainis
Home, Neyille; Ellen Gray Kanawha; Pomeroy,
Eomeroy; punleith, Neville; Denmark, Portsmouth;
Louisvils.
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A BucoLIc PUGLIsr SENT 70 THE County
JAIL.-A rural individual named Baldwin
Smith was committed to the County Jail, day
or two ago, by Justice Crome, Of Storrs Town
ship, in default of bail TO the amount of $500,
to answer at the next term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas charge of assault and bat.
terry upon man named Peter Rawlin, whom
he aftsrward threatened to kill.
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AcolDESY.-John Shaughuessy, employed in
Horsby & Ehler's sash and blind manufactory,
No. 24S West Front street, had large por-
tion of one of his hands cut of on Saturday by
a circular saw in that establishment, an acoi-
dent that will compel him to seek some other
means Of gaining livelihood.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-The Jury
In the case Of Washington Mclean %. the
Commissioners Of Hamilton County, came into
Court about noon on Saturday, and reported
that they were unable to agree upon verdict,
whereupon they were discharged. They
seemed to be in favor of giving the plaintiff
damages, but disagreed upon the amount.
The following are the figures Of the different
Jurors upon the first and last ballot.
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MEETING OF COUNCIL To osIaHr.-Messrs.
Toohey, Terrence and Runyan have deemed it
necessary to have meeting of the City Coun-
Gil tonight, and have issued an order to that
effect. The subject for consideration will be
tho connection between the Little Miami and
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads.
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LEG BROKEN By FALL.-About three
o'clock yesterday morning, Mr.. Benjamin
Clark, q clerk in Main street grocery, slipped
on the icy sidewalk near the corner OF Pearl
and streets, and broke his left leg
and cut his head severely. Two gentlemen
passing In that vicinity assisted him to his
home on FrOnt.street.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERv vATIoSs-For the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. :
West Fourth street.


l12FIFrH- H-sTREET.-One hundred and twelve
Fifth street, is magic number to all who pur.
chase their dry goods in that popular mart
The fact is, G. S. Weatherby understands that
hall the battle now is in purchasing bis goods
at the right figures; otherwise, he could no,
give bargains-coDsequently, he is always in
the Eastern market just at the right time, and
buys on the most advantageous terms. See
advertisement.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

After the following places had been desig
mated for holding the Conventions, the Com
mittee adjourned
First District.-At the Young Mems Ma
tlonal Democratic Association Rooms, in the
Court house.
Second District-At Beckenstein's Garden.
Twelfth Ward. on the Harrison Road.
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PETIT LARoEsY.-A man named John
Payne was arrested, on Saturday night last,
and committed TO the Hammond street Sta
tion-house, for stealing box of tobacco from
Stew, Trenchard & Co. He will be examined
this morning.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Two or three Gentlemen ceu
NE obtain pleasant room, with board, in pri-
vate family at NO. l07 Longworth- street, between
Elm and flum. Terms reasonable. nol4bs
R0ARDING-Tw Gentlemen can be ac-
NJ commodated with boarding, and front room
IN the second story lighted with gas Apply at No.
II Nfnth.street. nol4bs
R0ARDING-A few single gentlemen can
!!n-Dbe accommodated with board In private fam.
1ly. on reasonable terms. Also front room suitable
for q man and his wife. Good reference required.
Apply at 323 West Fourth street nol2bs
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THE PRES SS.
NOVEMBER IA
CITY N Ew s .

MArRIxoSrAL.--Licenses we're issued, BY the
Clerk Of the Probate Court, during the week
ending on Saturday last, permitting forty
eight couples to make themselves miserable as
they could by the aid of Hymsn, against sixty
one during the week previous.
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FOB SALE.

N0R sALE-sEwING MACHINEs-Ten
y First Glass Double. Thread Sewing Machines, at
JEssUP'S MOURNING STORE, Fourth. street,
opposite ShiliitO Co.'S. NOLAN
T0R SALE-An unlimited amount of Sign
n painting house painting, glazing, graining,
yarni'hipg gilSing dc cheap for cash and only for
between Walnut and Vine. nol0aws
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gS- The following is list of letters de-
tanned for non payment of postage at the
Postofioe, in this city, November II,

]. l., Schuarn, Covingtop, Ky,
Bright & Wentworth, Boston, Mass
T. Saell, Maineyile, Ohio.
J. W. Barnhiil, Fairfield, Ill.
=. G, Schultz u Co., Nav York CITY
J: 4 G. Thompson, Scipio, Ind
Messrs. Dradbeer, Detroit.
Miss Bradbeer, Detroit
G. X. Spaulding, New Orleans, La,
X Harris d Co., Xenia, Ohio.
NJ. d. Talbot, Oxford Ohio.
Deideriok Hartmann St. Louis, Mo.
Devon & Co., Ripley, Ohio.
Geo Thomas, Manchester, Ohio.
Messrs. Turpn& Bro. Clermont, Marion Co., Ind.
Miss n. u; Newell: Orwell, Bradford Co., Penn.
Paul 8. Wright, Mailboro, Mass.
o.,u,. r,.. ,,. NovEMssnlt, 1850.
Henderson, Kyger d Co., Danville, Ill.
Cox Son, Terre Haute, Ind.
u. D. lutzy, Pocahontas, Penn,
!. Y. Allison, Madison, Ind.
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LOST

n ,0ST-COW-Straye on the 9th inst, from
:HA the Beech Grove Farm, on the Reading road,
milss north Of Cincinnati. medium sized COW,
knocked off of one hip, and with slim, sharp horns
fresh milk cow Any person returning or giving in
noHct THOS. FRENCH, Dairyman.
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From tho above 1t will be seen that the ay-
erage upon the first ballot was over $4,000,
while upon the last it was little over half as
much-about $44, 900. This fact may suggest
something Of interest to all the parties con-
cerned tN-0
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-14

! DrSee list Of new books advertised BY
Robert 0larks& 90. In an other column.
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RECEIPTS.

From the above it will be seen that tb re.
ceipts and disbursements of New Orleans for
six months are nearly double those of Cinoin-
natl for one year aud this, if consolation can
bo derived from the fact that others are far
worse of in this respect than we, should 81
lepce forever all objection to the present man
agement Of our city finances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-31

A MAMCM,S, On Second : street.
- II ths only pla0s that you can get goOd 0air
twist Rides, and Colts Revolver nj 10 pisce. d
mchsedly q. -. -
NTORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Resular Through Line TO San Fysncisco, via tAs
PANAMA KAILRUAD,
And connecting only with the steamers Golden
Gate, GoItcA Age, John L. stephens and
e Sonora, Of tAs
Pacific Mali Steomship CO. az Ponoma,
e9aa Dtfsct 10 AspjnroH.
The splendid EtsAmsaips 81 t..
BALTIC, ADRlATIc, AND ALL An TIC,
Having been entirely rs6ttsd and adapted 70 the
CaIiforniA trade. will hereafter run ax above,
leaving New York on the Sth and Goth OF
EDEN msAth, from the fo0tAof caual
strest md Nsfth River.
~ Passengers and Mails ~ill bc ferwnrded BY
PanamA Railrvad Asd copnsct y Panama With The
Steamships, which will he Ia readiness, aud leave
IlAxEDiAsILx for san Frsneiscc. They will he cm-
barkcd free ek eEpsnse frOm Railroad, ey Cofnpa-
nyss Steam hvat IUB0AA4s&f @3f q sa5s sssts
An experienced Surgeon il attached TO each ship
Steerixc Passengers found In cUukVd provisions.
bedding, and attendance. Ii ID believed that the
Accommodatioas xssdsd ~ the abese ships are m
surrased ~ aay y ~ world. Tho pntlicass In
fornsd thst shs I, y, y, &; Co; Awsys have 0kl
rendy fcr ses, 70 avoid AnJ possible ieisntion of
Pssssaxsrs on Mails, and embark their passen-
gsrs BY steamboat.
For pAAssgs apply at the only ofhee Of tho Conn
paAy, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, to WIN. III. NICkHAM.
1 II &g#
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Ayers Cathartiic ii Pills,
FOR all TNE PURPOSES of 4 FAMILY paysIc

are 20 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and clesnse,
and inyigorate every portion OF the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitaiities. As consequence OF these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonshed 10 find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting. a.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named In
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use IN tie following complaints Costre-
fsess, Heutburs, Headache arsSisN jr0s dssordeysd
NonacL Nausea, Tndigestion, Pain tn aud Morbid
InGction Of the Bosceis, Flntuency, Loss cf Appe-
fke, Jamtdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent alteratiye
for the renovation Of the blood and the restorA-
ton " tome and strength 10 the system dshilitsted
by disease.
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Y. -. KEOKIJK, IOWA: MONDAY. OCTOBER 81 1889


II 0REA1 0AT1ONALRCUTE u
Ia asAh 4 ~Haaaas - asat ~ Qs 30 uu1 IA
nALT1nORE.. NEW xoRk, SMsLA-
ses NEARMsAAND n0e7 ON. lsla95
,sa4as asEf AxD oHur soAD no sylzGg
WASH INGF or rxY q.
a.ag Az ~~------ ta @a3@3
TheBaltflalOFc 6Oh1O
VI
RAILROAD \ ',,,a.2.4. sss II
Terminates. q Baltinoee AD1 Washinsses
City On ths Easa, and wheeling, Ben
wood and Pasksssbufg on gths West,
stc At which place II sosns6gs with
Railroads and 6tsanheAts
MI ;asl Ii fcr and from AA NJ
-as assa g4 & poipte 10 theno a8s. u
West, 6outh- WEST Z lrosSh- west:
ausf1ssssrs - IN fs4srE1ss sust,cA i
- snoar AND D1sl1 Bile ROUTE N U
! ro,AEL " llsl,i, px r1sE n kAstE 4 cIrrks'
aO1Passsugaes BY this Rosie esn whit ~ sities
pf Ba.timore, Philadeiphia, New York ~ Bostsn,
:. = ..seSs 81 4 He1tf e N@- 'x'rA r se''e. .'e"s
1rakoUHH ficxErs esn .fso i. ps prsos.,rsdd I \ /
via n AG& IND ION ClTf " the sEASl EhN
cITI66sst asd Adaiaisnsi sharss af 13.x1lf aaai
Sixx SSixx ccisGT suo Yuibtx yu yns W1 15ST Sn1
NORTHWEST, ooansctionns . ars made Win =,
THE BALTIMORE OHIO n.
III f0il lows
utO1ssGxN eaMrn j.. II. Fas'd
Wis ui4hig1 City LAf1ystte, TnAianspclis, Cin-
cisnaa - Cuiun bnss AID. DeaUit1 Cleveland
Mica. ssatA'n Il NorshsM sHma. = !. II !.
Via Toledo ssa clsveiaDd. u. NJ esndnsly 4
.ssb NaAsasA kNSwask kAafsssA. n
,Pttssb1rgh, h, ~. wayne 4 Ckscag4 rs .Is
Via Lima, or Crestline and Columbus, or via
sanduskJ, 4aAsfsM = Newark R.R.
ENQUIRE Dg uCEEN VIA Y1gEIIMy
Fare AxravsAs LsvE asaha LSvssss !
AU-YR0RGH 1lcEETs 4 BAGdAGB cHugEs
can - vsSe1ssd = al the priAeipaI kaiiread ~
''''n'''' ons' L. Y o66.s, 6:ss sssa 4,sss. a..p..
r. WsRsEMLFM. Maser runspsrt~fion.
NJ Il. - E-E. FULLER 0eal " sstSra Agik
s $50 - 49,
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aislas AYERS III a'a4ea
|Ague Cure,

( @s4N1 g I0R Thtk aPKkDr cuhE or
Intesnit1oat Fever, o. Feves ana ASue,
Renittoat Fever, Chill Fever, Dsmb
Axue, Periodical Headache. or Billion.
Headache, anl Nili01s Fevers, indeed
FOR che whole c1ass Or iaissases OriSi.
natiAe In h1hary asrnagsnsns, acaased
bytAe Malaria Of miasnnAtiN e4anfries.
No Gne rsmsdy l. Louder called for By ths
necessities ct the American people than q sure
md safs cure fbf Fever ana Ague. Such
wA 'are new enabled TO ofi&s. with perfect
certainty that il will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded ON proof, that
no harm can arise from its use In any quAn-
tity.
That which protects from Of prevents this
disorder Inust bc of immense service IN the
commRnitGQ where ii prevails. gPyevsssnos =
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which, Ne must run in violent attacks of
thS Salefnl 'tlistemper. This Gun, " expeis
the miamatie poison Of EsvEat AND AoUH
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, II taken ON the first ap-
prsanAa Of ifs Twemonitxy symptoms. II b
not only the bese remsfly ever yes discovered
for Tins Giaas 0f cOa1pianatl, but sls1 tks
cheapests gIhe large qaantity wss sapply ~
dollar brinRs i within thu feach Of esssy
BODY; and in bilious distxictAs where FxvEa
Ann AGuE prevails, every body should have it
and use IL, freely both fnr cure and protection.
II Ii hoped this price win place il within The
reach Of all-the poor as well q the rich. "A
gypst suFslsbrity Of thn remedy over any
cth@ ,evary discovsrsd fae In Apsaay and en-
tain cure of Intermittents is, that Ii contains
no onfnine OF mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other Injurious ehects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left - healthy " If they had never
had the aisease. .fsaysA Ag#9 Aas5 eAA
Fever and A3us i not alone the consequence
Of the miaxmafic poison. A great variety Of
discrdszs Arise Aroma III irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, RheumsaiRn. Gout, Headache,
Blindness. Toothache, Earache, CatAnh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries. Pxn IN the Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, ana tDcfnge or the Stomach,
ell Of which, ~hen originating iii this cassse,
put m the iAsermitsstft type, or become period
ical. His .CuxE = expels the poison from
ths hlood,s and consequently cares them all
alikn Il y IN myalnable, protection to immi-
grants and persoss, travelling or tsn,reiarily
residing in tha malarisns districts. II taken
occasionally or daily while exposed To the in
fection, that win BE excreted from the systsm,
ard cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
70 ripen into disease. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few, win
ever sufer Hom Intcrrnittents, il they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
Grds. a85 #ae9
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, 1nfncn1a, Hcarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsunp.
tion, and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease. kfE feks
So wids Is ths heid Of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases Of its cures, thsa almost
every section of country abounds In persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, Its superiority over every
other medicine al its kind h too apparent to escape
observation, and where it, virtues arr known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
lor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community haye fail<d md been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, coAferTsa benefits
ON the afflicted they can neyex forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
n PREPARED ny
DIR. y. e. AVER 4 CO.
ds LOWELL, MASS.
BARTLETT, kAfE a CO., ksokuk.
J. III. kKED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD Il Co, 81, Louis fp #B M
SURE, EcKsTEIN CO., cpeinnati,
@tsN Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
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TROUGH ER EIGHT CONTRA CTS
10 AND FROM ALL EASTRRN CITIES can
He made ~ ahts eSsscs. Damage md
GserrchArgss settlAd promptly.
june 1Sth, N1eA
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M W. m 1 G rs -. M. D.. SMrGsSn
W. nsA stAt ~ 0t6Ss on Sseond-St. !, tsl11
bstvssA Main anf 1pA4ssn strssss, ksca
ksk, lows. tAa4..'.

Ds. Hichn, IN yenesiss hin ord 10 ~ l.hne,
woaA esll attsnsisnssko . Ensw aAyls 81 fRlsas
Work :, which 40 pscuiiarly adapted n aat~iEegp
hf, and osherSiss di6icult Jaws This Improve.
msnt has been testeA three yeSs and hss Sustained
|aas saslt psssniss u ahink resl waSt 10 plate
work.. i9'hs work IL nov vusa ~ nanyaof oas most
pro nanen ctiAsns, vho aiye IL heaLt6 appIovsis
and y whom hs Y psrmittsd t0 refsr those inter-
ostcd. -.
Dr. n. III aalso nouhtink .'coDtfnucus Gum.
vstk, = Rlock = work, and ssdanary "ucM PsAae''
work, ,aof vAioh s has sspssi n satosk OF ns -.
rial. He 10 preesssa 10 GA tsAth with aold kols
+" Adhesive Gold and sChTyptAl Gold, in tho mosf
shproneh aud d0rabtA manner ..s.ss aa, -.
! ln view Of the striAGsncy in na0tsy matters
snne Aliusion to PRICES may not be iMFrnPws--
While, ON the one hand, Dr. II. belissesi bs the
better policy, ~ Veil - ths hSasasar coufse. BOT
70 ~ssk Ae hi shAn 70 Wssk - prhnss SA.t wan Ne
SsssiaAts iaferipr work; oA tAs DsAeRs A4pA - -
wialing to conform IL; bis chArers " ne loxer
standsrd Of renansration thst ether occupauons
haee suffered. tg..,t,
with 1fssen years experience, thcrcash dsvo-
sion q nis pso8essioN, and - sAznen asssre 10
psssss he IL asssrminsd "a merit, Apd hopes 70 re-
ceivr continuation OF the liberal patronage here
tofors enjoyed. 5 8.. 4te
July l.1 ..-.
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axo. a. Axps.sos. AEsxAEpan sAnCEA.
~ N IEsTABLIsHRDI IN Is4s.I

sfA iEcAAbLioHhDl In yS40sI
,BANKIyG HUDSE or
err o n q II q. NUE ~ ON = 90.
I HAVE this day Aanittea . ) spArAasr in s,hc
! Banking BUSINESS, AlSxAndsx Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the hast SIX years.. The busi-
'nsss, hereafter, wii}bs conducted under the arsh
and styleof -.-.+i aA
GEO. g. ANDERSON h GO. d
Bs1ng enc 81 ths oldest BsnkinG Houses (if mot
the oldest) aA Iowa, the new Erm solsits sontin~
uAncAsf f@nsv pstsonageso nbsrally sxtsnded 10
tie ssAios pa1tuar. 49, sS.#
They win make coIlections and remit, less Ex-
change ,oA - 1sy of psynnnt, free sf sAargs.
Their rsfersness ars aafosrsxly ~ senior part
nAr wis t@3Nsss@a@ N531
sdt ss sia asAnvnnxxbM aag xaffsaa
No.. i. E..i.! 3 \. asa.,' ,.a
BdxAf2 ~. chfk = cs., fhfisdsiphia.
.AesAtt oAnkine Ossy B1eSSAsl saeaass .-af4
olApp, Rsllss AtsSsns, Daaksss, Bsssss,
J &nanss 1eak ,ChieAts. Ass@S *s
noen&s 40slpslS, I9tsaeo. '4 ll
Msahanfae Hn1h, ,Ts1eI86Rth. A 49, 80
Farmers Deposit Bank fitAhArxh. ga eis
zKxmnSrA46 46AEm. 16nksssJ sssSFs ttf2ss sS Fl
04lmsrb = Bf61Asrten" Clneinhaai. II aas
STAT. s. e. $40 Ssi is:anssos snissls 81 ysas..
Ksp4uk, Jan. !, IS. 010.C.ANDRRoON
WM. 3D0m he0U. n. ~ pArLYY.
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CABUB HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

A1.t~ sweet Dcers sboee As Rins~ss Hons
HAlR-CUTTIAG deaA according to Physios
j u npmy and the principles Of the Coi0sss. u Il
Hair And Khiskers dyed to psrfection, either
bfoWn VI black. ~
Ths Proprietor caik special attention to his styls
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profession. M
feb23 d4wly
! r go KU = HEM ALE NEMINAMY.
VIsHE sessions "a this Institution will ~ rssumed
i on Monday, sept. 9TH, II tAs hsssnsst sf ths
Chatham square Church, corner OF Tia and Morgan
~. these rooms have been found dry and cool and
easy of aoccss. M - II,
The Teachers secured 10 instruct in their differ
snt departnsstsuf study, me thg following.
R1v. G. A. WIbkIAM1, RrinsipAl;
Nrs, s. u. MLLLIAM6,
Hrs. d. III. CRAVKN;
4 Miss Il. COPBLIN.
Ar. o. g. ISBELL.
prasp4ctAs OF the Institution vi II be pnolisnsas
and cau b ebtAined on application 70 the President
cf secretary ~ the Board Of Trustecs, or TO the
Principal. e -
III. ErRoHG. Secretary.
Aug. 70, 'bsrd gg as
"a BOXES summer pressed Caadlss, > good ar
lU ticle, for sale by
Julyizd KELLOGG Blkdk-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-21
TpTEIG, SS:229FplESc9st,

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-21
Gitcrarp Aoorcss.
A REVIEW
PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY Of MAN,
By REV. L. 8. RUSSELL

BEAD before the Poolesville Polemic Society,
December 81, 1858.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-01-21

We return from this depression to the
principles which control the industrial
action Of mankind AS necessity is the
first, so utility is the second. The wants
Of nature being supplied, desired com
fort calls for the introduction of things
that are useful, and thus the inventive
genius Of man was directed 10 those oc-
equations which now contribute 20 much
to the happiness Of civilized life And
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-16

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