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Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
ARTIFICIAL HANDS.

with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFI-
CIAL FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee
Joint attachment
These articles are perfectly natural, and sdap-
ted for either sex, and can be sent by express to
any part Of the world. All kinds of Trusses for
Hernia or Rupture of every description, for either
sex, and Trusses particularly dapted for females
in weak condition, also for those with PRoLAP-
sUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated
and skillful physicians and surgeons low living
His fame Is known personally in every principal
city in the world.
All letters directed to DR.. Baakee must con
tain ten cents to pay postage and incidental ex
penses. All Chronic Diseases can be treated b.
correspondence, except those mentioned, which
will require his personal supervision.
Gs- Office Hours, from A. 81. IA p. u
DOCTOR BAAkEE,
I- Office 704 Broadway, few doors above Fourth
Street, New York City. Iy.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

DLACK SATINET PANTS FOR SERV'Ts.
I'D To close the lot-at the low price of tco dol
lars per pair E. L. HARDING.
Raleigs, Nov. 10, 1859. 13-ly
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
Methodist Protestant
F E M ALE COLL E G E
Tovae+oxrr Guilrord IN Nc

THE first session of this College will close on
i Thursday, Dec. 18th, with Public Exanin
alton. The I'd session will open January 4th,
1860, under the present able and efficient Faculty
Expenses per Session of 5 months:
Collegiate Course. ...$l5 90
Primary w
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of in
strument.. 90
Latin Greek and French each ach.................5 90
Oil Painting 90
Grecian ST so ;~Oriental 5 Crayon, Pencil and
Mon ochromatc Drawing, each, S; Wax flowers
an Fruit, Pellis-work and Hair flowers, each, 5;
Embroidery Z so. No pupil will be charged more
than $50 urovidea eho takes all the extra
branches.
Board per month 81 so.
One half expenses payable in advance.
For Circulars address j. S. RAY, Sec'y.
Jamestown Guilford Co., Dec |, 1859. 15-4tpd
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

T,HE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE m
IL SURANCE COMPANY insures healthy white
persons, from Ia to so years Of age, for / year,
for years and for hfe. Also, healthy slaves
from Id to 60 years OF age, for or years
CHAS. e. JOHNSON, President
II. W. Hustled. Attorney
w. n. JONES, Treasurer
AL desired information given by Agents in all
the towns and villages of the State and by
L. ii. BATTLE, Seey.
Raleigh. Dec. 2, 1859. l5-iy
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TYMPANUMS. or EAR DRUMS;

which are suitable for either sex and all sges-
inserted in five minutes EAR TRURPETs of ev'
cry description also every vari' ty of artificial
articles known in the world-a large assortment
of beautiful and durable ....
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
EYES AND EARS

Are successfully treated without the Of the
knife needle DR., Baakee has constantly on
hand at his Office very extensive assortment Of
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

NHEAP ovERcoATs FOR SERVANTS
" At prime cost, to close the lot.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

SATINET FROCKS-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
" Servants now reeeiying-at the low price of
four dollGrs-very cheap.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

RALEIGH, N. C.
THE SPRING TERN OF 1850, WILL BEGIN
H. THE SECOND THURSDAY IN JANUARY,
and continue 81 weeks.
FACULTY.
T. H. BRAME, A. NJ, President and Prof of
Latin, Mathematics and Experimental Science.
REV. 4. T. HEFLIN, Prof. of Moral Philosophy.
MISS A. ]. SEARLE, Teacher of French, German
and OIL Painting.
MISS S. Il COOK, Teacher Of Music, GFecian and
Oriental Painting, Painting in Water-colors
Drasing Lsather-work, &c.
MIsS------, Teacher of Music and English.
MRS. M A. BRAME, Matron.
ExPENgEs PER 81 WEEKS.
English Branches, ................... SIS, 90
Latin, Greek, French and German, each, ,....10, 90
Music, with use Of instrument, 90
Grecian and Oriental Painting Painting in
Water-colors, Drawing, each, ,......--. ...-.l0,0o
Oll ......l3,O0
Embroidery, Wax fruit, Leather-werk, each, 5, 90
Lectures and uss of Apparatus. so
Contingent Expenses, 90
Board including servants attention and fuel, 5000
Washing and lights, from 81 so {, So per month.
time of entrance till end of term. Deduc tions
made only for protraeted sickness.
Ea> All bills payable half at the beginning
and half at end of term.
Persons desiring further inf rmation will please
apply to 7. II. Brame, Rev. R. T. Hefin.
M. A. BLEDS0E, Pres't.
Board Trustees.
A. NJ. GoRMAN, See'y.
November 18th, 1859. l3--2m.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

TREATS ALL D1SEASES.
GPECIAL attention given to all chronic diseas-
Ces. COUGHS, GROUP, CONSUMPTION, ISFLUEN-
IA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases of the NOSE,
MOUTH, THROAT, and LUNGS all SKIN DISEASES
of every description successfully treated :-LUM-
BAGo, LUMBAR Assesses, SCRoFULA, RHEUNA-
TIsM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, EPILEPSY, or
CoNvULsIoNs, DrsPEPsIA, DYsENTERY, DIARRHo@.
The very worst cases of PILES cured in short
time alsso of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
There are many diseases incidental ts women and
children which are treated with distinguished sue
cess. All particulars will be given by letter. DR..
Baakee can produce one thousand certificates of
his perfect successng in curing
Cancers, old Sores, or Ulcers, Hip Diseases,
Fistula, Of every description, Scald
Head, Wens, Polypus Of the Nose.
Or in any part of the body,
Tumors, and Swellings,
of every description, and without the use of the
knife, any surgical instruments. These last
named diseases cannot be cured by correspon-
dence therefore all such patients must place
themselves under the Doctors personal supervis-
ion.
Doctor Baakce has made new discovery of a
''FLUrD," that will produce absorption of the
'CATARA CT" and restore permanent vision TO the
EYE, without resort to the knife. All diseases of
the
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

HARDING'S COLUMN.

HARDING'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
New and Handsome Styles of Clothing
now Making and Daily Expected,
PER EXPREss!I
100 SUPERIOR ovERcQATs OF HEAVY
IoO Frensh Beaver Cloths and Black Frsssh
Doe Skin and French Twilled Cloths, made in ths
best style, will be received in q few Says
HANDSOME BLACK FRENCH CLOTH
Ii frocks for Drsss=at the 10 price e i6
dollars worth 20 dOllsrs, to f. every body, daily
expected.
NEW LOTS OF BUSINESS sUIrs-Jus re-
IN ceiEed.
our ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
~ Doc Skin Cashmere Pants is large, sOnpri.
sing all siaes. 100 pairs just opened.
IL yesss-for 81 50, worth mn. dollars. % 0-
INFERNO AND LAMPS WOOL UNDER
NI shirts-A new lot just received.
INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAWERS,
INl all sizes. Very cheap.
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITH BYRON COLLARS
Ih Just opened.
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
1N With Frenrh-woTen Bcsons and EngIish
Wrists.
OVER SACKS FOR Y0UTHs-A LARGE
~ Lot on nanu-selllng AT cost 10 reduce Stockt
also, Youths Cashmere Frocks and Sacks having
an over stock. Call and supply yourselves early.
SATINET FRoCKs-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants now receiying-at the low price of
four dOttGrs-very cheap.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21
||s:EIslI!l!u

Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists,
No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. Iz-1y
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

nYER SACKS FOR Y0UTHS-A LARGE
~ Lot on hand-selling at cost TO reduce stock;
also, Youths Cashmere Frocks and Sacks having
an over stock. Call and supply yourtelve5 early.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

M USLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
1I With Freneh,woTen Bcsolns and EngIish
Wrists.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

III kNDSoME FANCY VELVET AND SILK
IL Vests-for 81 so, worth nine doILars
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAWERS,
Itl all sizes. Very cheap.
Spirit of the age., 1859-12-21

NERINo AND LAMBS WOOL UNDER
Nl Shirts-A new lot just received.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

- TUESDAY EVENING, June 2i.
FLOUR-The market opened very dull this morn
ing, and after the New York dispatches were read on
Change, prices gave way 2565Oc per bril-. the market
closing nsetted. The sales were 100 brls superfne
at S6 5O 100 do extra White Wheat at Sc T 100 do. at
81; $50 do. extra at Sc TO- and 1000 do. superne at
Lawrenceburg, at sc. st. Louis brands were offered
freely at the close at 5000 TO- Received during the
past twenty-four hours l,OI3 brls
WHlSkY-The market is firm with good de-
mand. The sales add up $50 brs. at 254@o257sc.,
the latter rate from wagon ~ =
PR0VISIONS-Mcss Pork is in but moderate de-
mand at SIC, and some small lots sold at this price
to-day. Bacon is quiet and dull at and &c. for
Shoulders and Sides round lot of bulk Shoulders
sold to-day at 6i6c., loose. Lard is firm, with sales
100 terces at lie.
GROCERIES-The demand is fair in the jobbing
trade, and prices are steady. We quote Sugar at SO
(G7Ac. for inferior to choice. Molasses 31(d3751c,
Coffee llSigl21sc for fair to prime Rio. -
CHEESE-A fair demand and prices are steady at
large do -
GRAIN-The market for Wheat is dull and unset
tied, and quotations are TO great extent nominal.
Sales 200 bushels choice Red at 81 4j; do fair do
at 81 49, 800 do at 81 30; 200 do good White at 81 45
and $50 do. prime do. at 81 4e. THn ID
CORN-The market Is steady and prices
changed. Sales $500 bushels, to arrive, at SOC.
BARLEI-Sales 200 bushels, fair, at Gle. Market
steady. e. ,..- .a..-r- -.-s'.
RYE-The demand is less active, and prices are
drooping, though not quotably lower.
OATS-Thc market is dull and prices unsettled
and irregular. Sales 6O0 bushels at 60c 500 do. at
55c., and 500 do at 5Sc. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
[By Telegraph
New York Market.

New YORK, June "a, p. M.
Flour dull and 5Gl0c lower; sales $50 brls at
S. s56 10 for superine State S6 26 50 for extra do
s. q0G6 10 for superne Western; So 3G6 So for COM
mon TO good extra Western. and S6 65@7 for do
quiet at S4(15. - ~ ~
Wheat dull and depressed; small sales at 81 500
20 for Red Southern and 81 50 for White do. Bye
dull ut g3@95c. Barley dull and nominal; Corn
heavy; sales 900 bush at SS3c for mixed Western;
SIC for Southern Yellow and Sl1s3c for round yell
low. Western yellow held at Sc. Oats lower and
dull at 46@n4gc for State and 4g@ljOc for Canadian.
Mhisky--Sales ljO brls at 26d 261sc
Pork-Mess steady and unchanged. Prime dull
and unsettled sales $500 brls. at Sl6 90 for mess;
l6 for do; SIS 759l7 90 for thin; Sl1 75@ls rs
for prime $l9 2jg so for clear and $3 IS for prime
Beef quiet, sales $50 brls at Sc 507 for primer $s9
for do NESS SlOal3 for repacked Chicago, and $iI9
is so for extra. Prime mess beef quiet at 20@o26.
Beef hams firm at Sl5als Bacon dull. Cut meats
heavy sales $50 pkgs at 6f06A, for shoulders, and
sass for hams. Lard unchanged sales 600 brls; at
l04@1ll4 for no. to prime western. Butter dull at
l3i7 for Ohio, and l4@2O for state Cheese quiet at
46D9Ic.
Cotton-Sales 800 bales. The market closed fat at
lis for uplands mid. Oils dull; Lard 9O93c. Tallow
firmer at l01sGl0sB. Wool nominally quoted at IO4
5Oc; for fleece, and 3o@5o for pulled. Sugar bqoyant
and advanced }a@nIc.; Orleans 6le. Stocks lower;
&RISs; 10 bonds & s2a; N. g; Sguar.aNnteed} rant ~;
Oh. 63A M. q. 40; Panama l22; Pacific Mail Is.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
Later from Pixies Peak Confirmation
of Previous Accounts

LEAvENwoRTH, June 2I.-The Overland
Express has arrived hero, eight days from
Denver City, bringing large mail and $4,000
in dust. a. 80 .TgE
The previous extraordinary reports of dis
coveries at Gregory's, Jackson's, and other
mining camps, is fully confirmed. Horace
Greeley had arrived out in less than seven
days. He had visited Gregory's diggings and
signed public communication, endorsing the
richness Of the claims. Thousands were pour
ing into the new placers. Forty sluices would
soon be in operation at Gregory's. The re-
suits of the operations of thirteen companies
given in Greeley's published letter, show tina,
the highest days yield has boen $40,
company from South Bend, Indiana, had ia.
ken out three thousand pennyweights, with q
sluice, in three weeks. Gregory's two claim;
sold for 600. Other details are in a simi
lar vein. .. III .. "a. 'tN Ntt
Returned emigrants are departing daily from
Leavenworth, bound to go through at al
hazards. The excitement was becoming in
tense. Messrs. ones Il Russell contemplate
enlarging their facilities in view of increased
demand for transportation. .a4rs
Emigrants are charged not to start without
four or six months supplies, as the snow set'
in in the mountains in October, and adequate
provision should be made by persons leaving
this season for wintering in the mining region,
and thus prevent recurrence of suffering and
privati0ns. E f-. EN' ~ lfHaH
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
Arrival of the Overland MaiI.

ST. LOUIS, June 2I.--The Overland Califor-
mia Mail with dates to the 3Oth ult., arrived
here to o-night. ....f
The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on the
10th ult. Luther Elkius was chosen President
Of the Senate, and w. G. l.. Vault, Speaker Of
the House. Judge Williams and Mr.. Grover,
late Representatives, were the most prominent
candidates to supercede Delazon Smith 10 the
United States Senate. I r-r
The news from Frazer River continues dis
couraging. The shipments of gold are small.
Gov. Douglass had issued decree providing
for the naturalization of aliens after three
years residence.
Business at San Francisco was dull with no
prospect of speedy revival, owing to large
stocks. Eastern shippers must discontinue
heavy shipments. HtfI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
Erom Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Passports fer per-
sons visiting Europe are now issued at the rate
of thirty per day. 1t may not be generally
known that the Secretary of State alone is
authorized 70. grant and issue passports and
cause passports to be granted, issued and veri-
fed in foreign countries by such American
diplomatic or consular officers, and under such
rules as the President shall designate and pre-
scribe, and in all cases to citizens Of the Uni
ted States, the issuing Of passports without
authority is penal offence. 3vEH
The President has declined to pardon Cyrus
W. Plummer, now under sentence of death for
the murder OF Capt. Miller, during the mutiny
on board the ship Jasper. At the request Of
Plummer's spiriturl advisers the President
granted a respite until the Sth of july.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
New York Items.

NEw York, June 2l.-Qnimbo Apo, the
Chinaman sentenced 10 be hung for murder,
the intercession Of leading citizens and mer.
chants. u5t'gTNt4TFf Ad4tA
An attempt was made last evening by par
ty Of citizens in Seventh Avenue to hang a
man named VIM. Jordan, who had committed
an infamous outrage upon a little girl six
years old. A gallows was erected and tho rope
prepared when the police interferred Just in
time to save his life. He is now in custody
under the protection Of the police, as the ex :
element against him Is intense. 10
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.--There is very little ship
ping demand for -four, and the market is weak.
Common brands are offered at 80 20 without sales
Sales to the trade have been made from S6 IS up
IS so for common and fancy brands
Rye, Flour and Corn Meal unchanged.
Wheat scarce, but in limited demand. Sales 800
bush. BED at 81 7O lot of prime at 81 75 and 800
bush. White at 81 e06nSl 81.
@95c " +. LtL4 ~
Corn dull at decline of &c. 7OOO bush. yellow sold
at SOC. ahoat
1900 bush Buckwheat sold at 81 75. 7rr9
Oats unchanged. $500 bush. Delaware sold at 47c.
whisky il in better request at 27092sc.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

THE amount of licenses and fees received by
the Mayor, during the week ending yesterday,
was $1O5, as follows: For drays, 81, express
wagons, 81; omnibuses, ST.; exhibitions aud
balls, $l2; hucksters, $44; peddlars, $40.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
River News.

PITTsBURG, June 21-M.-River feet 2
inches, by the pier mark, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, JUNE 21-P. M.-River rising
slowly, with feet s inches in the canal, and
3 feet inches on the falls. -
PITTsBuRG, June 2l-P. M.-River un-
changed since noon. Weather clear and mild.
Arrived-South America, and Eunice. De-
parted--Arizona, Ida May and Bay City.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

ONE of Stacey's iron lattice bridges is to be
placed over the Miami canal at Liberty street.
These bridges are rapidly growing in public
favor
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

YESTERDAY morning an individual named
Jonah Myers was sentenced by Judge Lowe
to twenty days imprisonment in the County
Jail for stealing dress pattern.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

CoNGRATuLAToRY.-It is source of graft
fcation to a majority of the 5000 signers to tho
petition for Street Railroads, that events have
so transpired as not to commit them in favor of
a "monopoly."
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

CITY BOARD OF EQUALIzATIoN.-This Board
will close its labors on Monday next. They
are now engaged in classifying the returns Of
Merchants and Manufacturers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

WILLIAMS, the bogus banker, was committed
by Judge Lowe yesterday in default of 81, 500,
to answer before the court of Common Pleas.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
Steamboat Rurnt.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The steamer Morning
Star, which has been laid up for several weeks
at BissePs Point, four miles above this city,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $24, 900;
insured for S12, 900.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

The Ohio River is still cutting swell in
other words it is steadily rising, and the pros
poets are favorable for good stage of water
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
AUCTION SALES.

A UCT1oN sALE.-BY COOPER 4
IN sToK Es-Housc and Lot at Anctio,, :. WIN
be sold at public Auction, Friday afternoon June
"a, neos az aI CLOCK, on tho premises, gQt1 Brick
9, mY9use oHTntains rooms and basement, aud n good
eIa Inc lot is Y feet front and g5 feet deep to an
IA a. se, vacant Lot adjoining tho above Said lot
Terr,s lfVnt n sha ah y Ieet ueep TO an alley.
'e"is WIN per cent Interest, secured by mortgage
iecn O'N' ~" oiOhEoj AuctloneerB'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

JACOB BLAcKMAN was found guilty in the
Police Court, yesterday, of stealing shirt and
vest, and sent to Jail for two months.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
[By Telegraph.l
Baltimore Market,

r -. .. BALTIMORE, June 81.
Flour dull at 81 90 for Howard. Wheat dull at
81 COOL 80 for white, and 81 401l 60 for red. Corn
Ohio. 10. ...... b.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
London NJ w.sney Market.

,,.o. .,o., ~ = bn lnf' LONDON, June To-
lion IN n' he q TITS evening at ses4@e The bull
"eefl 1isAOw, FfTN ~ N'' ~ uurns the
n hare ara LoSDSA SS Don MosEy MARKIT, June ii-P.M
bo AZ se no tations OF consoIs for money: tha
Ss ~ 9oeing shut For account the Quotations ara
- "~Vss eN'dividend The market closed hrm' NV
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
A UCTIoN sALE-BY n s. MILES =

NswnoSV,' V,'TVi9 Valuable Building Lots in the city of
e, =" Snursday, june 23d, 1862 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On the premises, the following described Lots viz:
Lots Nos. TO- 81 l0O l13, 25 feet front by l00 part
NOS l l2i, 12b, 90 feet front Isabella by 7b in
Parkhuret subdivision. 80 feet front on Brighton,
between Lowell and elm streets, by 100 feet deer,
being parts of Lots Nos. 2e, 22O, 22i 222; Nos ll
225 % by 100, In Southern subdivision "A feet front
bella Streets in Northern subdivision 66 feet front
on Southgnte street, north side between Moss street
and Licking river, about 100 feet in depth A strip
OF ground on Walnut street, commencing at point
near 70 Jacob uugles tavern, extending south say 2O
teet, thence west 205 feet TO Licking river at low
water mark, thence north say 200 feet thence east
say goo leet to the place Of beginning beins desirable
seriptions, logs. RATS, &C. emitting the owner to
wharaees; and part of the ground suitable for the
erection of dwelling houses. Title perfect. Terms
made known ON the day Of sale. Sale positive.
jel5 II. MILES A Co. Auctioneera
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SEVERAL ladders, used by burglars, have
been captured by the police, lately. The bur
glars, themselves, have invariably escaped.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
4s IBy Telegraph
Hapre Market,

In l -, ~ aNA 80 a ~ n Z ~, ,vep ,tAnoo
20 There has beep slight advance on All H., e,,s,I' spS
SS,,Gn sng ne week ard New Orleans Tres oTdin
BEL 2,sea agI The GALES "a The week amount 10 SCOT
oe ana thefeis astock OF bales now in porto
THHnNfmn NHNffF EiTET'fIr -" - F~-s'
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Raspberry Vinegar.

A COOL AND REFRESHING DRINK IN
IN summer aud in many febrile diseases. Pre-
pared and for sale by
80 SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
je20-c Opposite the Post-ofce.
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CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~
Local N ews.

METEoBoL oLoGIcAL OBSERVATIONS for the Daily Press
by HENRY WARE, Optician, No. West Fourth street
Corrected daily. June n, 1859.
Barometer. Thermometer,
I a. M..."".....2g.lO 60
IL Nj M..,-......."...2q.4l 7S
II. M..........."2q.l2 u
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English CastOr-Ol.
Extract of Lemon.

Barclays Superfine London Mustard.
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH
w supply of Barclays London Mustard, noted
for its superior strength and agreeable flavor which
For sale by - = =
sa 'flC.F SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
Je20-c Opposite the Post -oifice.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22
WANTED.

,,,".WANTs," "FoR SALE" "To LET" dLOsT,"
FOuND, &c, In this column occupying three lines
or less, two Insertions, twenty-five cents.
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Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
MO r E FIG HTING.
The Austrians Rctreating across the Adda.
DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Prussia Preparing to take the Field.
THE ALLIES ADVANCING.
GaribaIdi Defeats the Austrians ut Bresca.
BATTLE OF MARIGNAN.

GuribaIdi Defeats the Austrians ut Brcscu.