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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-25
A ID V E Z TISE

Al VERTISE!
There is no medium through which man can so success
fully introduce his business through the columns of
newspaper The Press finds its way into every nook and
corner OF this countyand is read by ALL therefore,
would have the people know how cheap you sell your
or how neatly execute work your line of business
hang your sign in the newspaper.
ha
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To close out our stock.
J. HENRY GEESE co,
Office, No. South street,
Yard, Spears wharf
r. THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for sale as usual
delivered carriage free. APPS I'm
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MERC HA NTS'
ADVERTISING, COMMISSION AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Offers superior advantages advertisers over any
in the country Years practical experience enables them
readily to select the Papers in any part of the
United States, for which they authorized to contract
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s,
UNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where TIGHT stitch is required
POP BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Easter 4 CosJ
Samples work sent by mail
Every description of work executed TO order.
Families supplied with Machines and Operators by the ay
or week. aI.u
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DAY MARTIN REAL JAPAN BLEACHING impor-
ed and for sale by GREEN YOE, IS Baltimore st mhstf
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citizen of Cambridge, Mass. has offered to
purchase DR.. NewelPs church, in that city, valued
for public celebrations. etc., upon very liberal
terms; the corporation to pay low rate of interest
on the Investment during the lifetime of the pur-
ehaser.the College to receive the estate at the
death of the owner
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-25

BIsHoPRICK's INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS Just
received by GREEN ZOE, So Baltimore strest mhs If
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-25

W. METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH, corner Fav
cite and Asquth Streets will be opened in Lecture Room
(entrance Fayette street, THIS (Monday) EVENING"
April be continued every day and evening through
the week There will handsome collection useful and
fancy articles which will be sold on reasonable terms The
public invited
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
F. NOUN IT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made order
TETE-A-TETES, in Brocatele Plush or Hair Cloth; so
FAo, alnu and Mahogany, in Plush Hair Cloth COW
cred III any goods to order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, various patterns in
Brocaele, Plush, or Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Mahogany of various styles from $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terns HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
mh17-tf No 81 n. Cav st, ODD Odd Fellows, Hall
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FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL RESI-
10y eSeSss 1S %ithS ST IS
high and healthy, having magnificent view Of the city, bay
and surrounding country An abundance and fruit
Th 5 Pf beR oE sTA 3D. sseBsS
a oTc& i R PFE Post ESG 6ya
howard ana hntaw streets ap25-lm
THE MODEL FARM OF MARYLAND FOR
a SALE-That splendid estate, situated at Long Green
BSmq E cGnnt known as buckets Farm owned by
Of cuyaon the baance in heavy timber mprovements
an25eo6t Apply JAMES Is S St p "a, st
7 ARGE SALE
Per ship '%Agamemnon,'
On FRIDAY M6REING NExT Apr GOTH at 10 ococ
IS and % South Charles Street Bamoe or a 81 our d Stor
able stock fGooDS saved the wreck Of the shin Apa
DRY tG0ons,
SADLERY HARbbWARE
Together with many other goods. MAIN ''''''
900 BOXES a Tlxp %s,opr-
200 200 BOXES Tin Plate, lc
10 g w
Damaged on board the ship Agamemnon the voyage
y. B.-CatalOgues will he issued day before
ap25ts F. W. BENNETT 4 co, Auct'rs
a.: PUBLIC SALE-The undersigned, Trus-
ts tees will o T at public pub sale on WEETEsDAY the
change Sales Rooms 30 10 south Cay street in the ' city Of
BNo o f6 !s Of fFFG?FF6RE P %Y6 PREMISES in
situate the side of Calvert street. city Of Ba
e ge an1 near c waclS re- fronting thereon
%of Fl S Ppovsd ob by Two new onGy BRICK
30 q LOT Of GR6 UND &N6 PREMISES in fee simple,
said between Penn and Fremont streets fronting the
the width rs feet to Carpenters alley
NSy GsoHEd 9E R6r Ff As sS6 PFrMs
TaGn on we ef 6 Gas and Bath
nnG sack wg o. the same width 81 feet nee
ground rent of SOS - ''' '''l""
The title to the property is indispuabe
Terms of saeOne third cash the day of sale and the
eT and w9 M at and mGn9s with
cash at the option of the purchaser. GIL
S 5&&$# 4 IA EHGGgSRREsA 5SS Trustees
2awtl4my&ds sAML H. COVER EiSl A strssr
! TT AMS.-50 tierces Powell 4 McEwen's choice
i% .% for as TP 67E FhS9G 31
Exchange Place. ap25Gt
BACON, &c.-5O hhds choice Bacon Sides; so
8" do % Ssf BY Rs AR B3S d. c
| No Exchange Place. apes tt
! A LMONDS.-5O bales Bordeaux and P s. for
SAsale by EDW,D /. PALMER, Bowly's wharf ap25tf
ENGS.-1, 900 drums landing and for sale by
l. EDW'D L. Palmer, Bowly's wharf APPS tt
DRUNES.-2O cases and casks for sale by EDW
IL l. PALMER, Bowly's wharf ap25-tf
nRIED FRUIT-l5O bags driea Apples; 80 do.
~ ~ do Peaches for sale by LOVE, MARTIN CO., No
EXCHANGE Place: ap25tf
| KELLY, HEDlAN PIET,
IN P 9R2f92HTffksL ER, r EFT l4t6I LES
Respectfully inform their friends and the public that they
have now completed their stock and have hand general
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CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
r. p. BAYLY,
~ Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
GLASS,
AND QUEENsWARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONEWARE,
at Factory Prices,
apl9-f No. 6 HANOVER STREET, near Baltimore
LOOK HERE, STRANGERl
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE
go to
JOHN A DOBSON & CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos . and n Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST, Give them call and examine for yourselves ialf
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MILLER & BEACHAMS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited ils.tf
THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co.,
l55 Baltimore street.
This is pattern Of their invention which, after many
changes, they are prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them call-oppesite the Museum I
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S. 7. CHURCH,
MIST,
mhl-2m No. 26 BARNET STREET
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SPRING STYLE OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS
For 1859,
Are now ready at QUAIL'S,
No, 23s WEST PRATT STREET,
Also SOFT HATS AND CAPS, aps-Im
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. DAMAGED GOODS,

D,.a DAMAGED GOODS
From LIVERPOOL,
A r 4 Z e T 10 "
On FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, April GOTH at 10 O'Clock
precisely, shall sell st ID and 81 floors of or Snr
rs and 30 South Charles street. Baltimore large and vai
able stock ofGOODS, saved from she wreck of the shin
sisting of N' '
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CHICHESTEVk SANFORD,
2il Dock street, philadelphia, Pa,
"Sun" Building, Baltimore, Nd
Office journal and Statesman"
mh3l-tmy1 Wilmington, Del
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AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY.
Has in store beautiful New Styles and Pat
terms of Rich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable fer presents
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
Mosaic Garbunkle; Coral Pearl Lava Cameo Etruscan,
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal &c Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCKETS;
Gold Thimbes; Cuff Buttons and Pins Sgnet Chased and
Plain Gold Rings Pencil and Pens Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses; Jet Bracelets; Pins
Rings; Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &c.
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Plated TEA SETS, Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Casters Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, &C. which will he sold the reasonable
I tA
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08
RAILROADS.
Change Of Time-November IA, 1859.
i G n | G A G O,
Great Western Snd Northwestern
.z-- .s--,. TsTNTE-
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI,
N LAFAYETTE AN CHICAGO SH0RT-LIEE
RAIL R OA DS.
The Shortest Route between Cincirna,s
2. and ChicogO. .r g. .

Thres Passenger Trainslesve 0inoInnstida from
the foot of I'LL and Front Streets
Gt5O A. M.-Ohlcago Mail arrives at Indianapolis
at 1910 p. M, Chicago at 1880 J.. M: This train
tho West aud Northwest; connects at 1ndianapo-
lis with trains for TerTe Hauts; also with Peru
trains Tor Peru Losansport, Fort Wayne aud 10.
12t45 p. W. .-.Terre Eaute and Layiayeeto 40,
CONTAMINATION arrives at indianapolis at 6l5 e. NJ.
making direct connections at indianapolis with Le-
iayete trains for Decatur Springfield, Naples, QnlD
cy, Hannibal and st. Joseph. ~ M. T.I'J - -.
Y Il. M --Uhicsg0 ExpIeus arrives at Ind Annapolis
at l2l5 A. NJ, making clese connections at Chicago
with all morning trains out of Chicago.
sleeping cars are attached 10 all the night trains
% on TINS line, and run through to Chicago without
This Is oxcuaiyely a Wester,, aud North. westeva
route and with favorable and reliable arran
Wlth al connecting roads Throughout the ontirs
comMo6ations 10 the patrons 1t this line. I7
The CompaDyB exclusive Telegraph Line ip used
when necessary, to govern the movement of tratna.
and Loughridges celebrated Patent Brakes, are aS.
perfectly CONTROLLED besdos al the other modern In,
provements necessary for the comfort sud saety os
passengers, the managers Of thfs road have literally
Smoking.oars on this line.
HH BE sure you ere in tue rislt ticket office bekors
yen purchase your tuksts, and Rsk for tickets Wis
and ludis,iap0its w. .fif'NI hin
bare the same 1s Ivy any other roats I3aaesaa
'nsfhsd Ti5Ks limit, used oso ss oh
tanned atthe ticket offices, at spencer Rouse Corner
net House CorneS ut the WsInut-stseet House. and
at Depot ONCE foot OF NJ Ill, on Front street. where
OIL necessary Info rnation may DO had.
Umnibuses run to and from each train, and will
cali for pasnenges Of all hol5 and oil parts Of the
mol. ~ General u. ai i fioess GSstn, Astn.
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A Learned Doctor.

The Knieksrbocker relates thu follow
inc. 81 stumbled on a character tte oolios
evening" writes friend, "on poaru "
steamboat, which presented SON = ao ;faS'
that thought rather original ana uni9uoi ~ Eod
| Daguerreotyped him on the spot :, i l naa nn
lust finished supper, and was quie ny en-,
loving nv cigar on the deck, when hearo
an an individual declaiming in a lou zone M
of voice to some two or three at ehtiVe
listeners, (but evidently intended /, VI lhe
benefit Of whomsoever it might con eern,)
on pathology. Being as it were th1's III. IN
vited, also became o listener to scuett unS
like the following: "There it is no WI
Well, some people talk about seated ievei >. :.
j don't know any thing abootseated feven ;
there amt no such thing as seated ie!er'
A musauito.bite is fever; cure the 6lte'
and the fever leaves you, So with a.
bile-iust the sarne thing; there amt no
such thing, l tell you, as seated fever
The fact Is, your regular doctor prac-tl1es
according to books Ipf.ac-tize according
to tcomnon sense. No'y there was Or,
Rugg, Of our village, the Sampson Of the
Observation-Disclosures. Well, he treats fe,'ers
according to books consequence is, J., get
all the patients and ne says to mo one
day, says he, why, said he, how is 1t
YOU rot ell the fever cases2 And ! told
him exactly how it was and it is so
We'll, Doctor interrupted one Of the lisi
eners, how do you treat feversr wei
there it is; you ask nee how L tr 90
fevsrsl If you had asked me when | fur
commenced prac.tizipg could ha tod
YOU; can't tell yctl now. treat cas- o.
lust as find EN-, according TO comr1,r
aense. And there it is: now there was
Mrs. Scuttle she was taken sick; all she
folks said she had the consumption; had
two doctors to her didn't do her single
rnossel O good, They sent for me, Well,
as went to the house, l see lot O
tauay and flock o chickens by tho door:
felt her pulse: says |, "Mrs. Scuttle, you
amt no more got the consumption than
I've got it. Two weeks, an Toured hsrl'
0Well, doctor, how did you cure her?"
aHow did | cure her? There it is agin!"
| told you : see q lot Of tan7y and o flock
of chickens growing at the door L gin
her some of the tansy and fresh-laid
sgg---brought her right up. It's kill or
cure uP with mel In fact, | call myselfan
officer Ny saddl,-bags is my soldiers,
and nv disease my inimy. | rush at him;
and ither he OF me has got to conquer.
I never give in" ,.,,..,.
another the doctor vanished: possibly
hastsned by the influence Of one of AIS
own prescriptions.
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TIE LOBSTER AND THE Doc The
December number o.f the Knickerbocker
says
We wish we conld lay our hand upon a
sketch which Mr.. Leul'p also sent US,
describing a toothless .old fellow at
Blossoms Hotel in Cananda. 'gua, trying to
devour the claw Of lobster, !, fish he had
never "tasted on afore," and thu "peth OF
which, when LIE had drilled down TO 1t, he
said he "kind O likedp' 1t was vei, y rich
and so is this:
"There was much surrounding each I'm.
nation where this circumstance was meA''
toned the other evening; A man who
was "somedele" fond of Holsters, was wist-
fully regarding basket of them in the
market, with his dog by his side, while
another by-stander was sticking the end Of
his cane into one Of the disengaged claws
Of big fellow at the top. Glow he does
hold on! said the man with the cane.
eyes" responded the man with the dog,
''but it's because he dents the cane, and
his claws won't slip on the wood Buth
couldn't hold on to oritter, OF you or !,
in that way. When he feels any thing
givin, lobster always stops pinchin.'
Guess not, said the owner Of the basket:
'you put your dogs tail in that there claw,
and you'll see whether he'll hold ont Or
not" No sooner said than done: the
lobster-lover lifted up his dog, dropped
HE tail into the open claw, which closed
instanter, and the dog, las smit by sndden
pain" ran of bowling, at the top Of his
speed "Hellol" exclaimed the owner
whistle back your dog: d--n himl he's
runnin' of with my lobstorl" "Whistle
back your lobster'' rejoined the other;
that dog amt coming back; that dog 8 in
pain. | can't git him to come near me
when he's in PAIN Thothumane citizen
dined that day upon as fine lobster az
there was in that basket "any howl
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A GERMAN IDEA or A KIss.--A kiss is
thus defined in loye.letter, written in
1889, and translated from the German:
What is kiss7 A. kiss is, as, it were,
salute expressing our sincere attach
ment, q pledge offuture union--a present,
which at the same time is taken from
uS---the impression of an ivory coral
press-crimson balm for love-wounded
heart---a sweet bit of the lily--an afeo-
tionate pinch Of the heart-a delicious
dish whichIis eaten with scarlet spoon
a swsetmeat which does not satisfy our
hunger--a fruit which we plans and
gather at the same time---the quickest
exchange of question and answsr be
tween lovers---the fourth degree of love
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HARRISON " COLLINS

NENTRAL BEEHIVE GALLERY, cor
" ner Of Fifth and Western-row. Photographs
MeleinotypeB and Ambrotypes taken cheaper thai
elsewhere In the city. on ColorOd Photographs
made Of all sizes. from life to the smallest miniature
Pictures noatly set in ockets, Breast-pns Finger
nol6-ay A. \. BLDOM. Artist
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REFRIGERATED AFFECTION. A dandy
with more beauty than brains, married
an hsiress, who, although very accom-
plished, was by no means handsome. One
day he said to her:
"My dear, as ugly as you are, love
you as well as though you were pretty"
THANK you love" was the reply, u can
return the compliment, for, fool es you
are, I love you as well as though you had
Wit
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Cincinnati, Richllaonld &
@@ @EasiiEa o.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
s5,Eg sG5,Egssatt satoT Through Route for
TpBRE HAUTE,
ct. LOUIS, t
LAFAYETTE
rf.a' ITO OHIUAG0, In,
H AOGANSPORT,
-. PERU,

TWO oDAiLYTHRO UGH TRAINS icayes six3h st,as, y.
w RsgSf ate A; N; snd A;sOF N. ~ ~ W.
90 FAST ExPBEsS;- Throu sh direct. maxim cios.
connections for all other Western and North
points. This Train also conneots at Richmond with
CINCINNATI and Chicago. Roads, for Anderson, xcko.
M LogganspeFt and all points on Wabt sh Valley
S,T1s $40 T, 3, ,Ml;;n,INDlANAP0LIs, gHIoAGO d 81.
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS. The above Trains IN Al -
close oonnestlons az Indianapolis Iafayotte aud Chi
ffsgo with Trains for Tsrse Haute, sprfqgheid Rock
isiaud Galesburg Kenosha, La Crosse, Jack
Danyille burlington, Milwaukee, MattOon, Naples.
Sal9na- Quincy Prairie du Chien, Pana, Peoria.
Dunleith, Racine, Decatur, Bloomington Joliet, IL
sale st. Paul and all towns cities IN The North
through. f. 49,. '''"o ~'"N'''"
For further Information and Through ,rickets. m.
ply TO Ticket Offices, north -east corner Of Front Az
broadway; No. l69 Walnut. street, near Fourth; a
corner Of Fourth and Vine street, or AZ
om,,nn.o. n ,I; 4; N MORROW, supes.etsndset.
comes at eithor Of tho Ticket OF Con. 'N-''"
~ "'''7s"a''1 VIZ. sMlTH, AssnA
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08

An UNDERSTANDING WIFE.--The ven.
erable lady Of a celebrated physician, one
day casting her eyes out Of the window
observed her husband in the fu1eral pro.
cession of one Of his patients, at which
she exclaimed: g do wish my husband
would keep away from such professions
it appears too much like tailor carrying
home his work"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08
JOHN BROWN N-INsPIRATt IONS OF THE
NEW ENGLAND MUSE.


Alta John Brown meeting, In Boston. on Sunday
Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered these verses, quite
~ rugged and queer, though far less moritcrious
than many Of his other mstrical effu,ions:
man there came, whence none could tell
Bearing touchstone In his hand.
And tested all things In the lana
by It's unerring sToll.
A thousand transformations rose
From fair to foul, from foul to fair,
The golden crown hs did not shTs
Nor scorn the beRgar's olothes
Ofheirloom towels prissd so much,
Wore many CHANGED g chips and cods'
CrumbleJ beneath tte touch.
Then sngrily the people cried.
"Th0 loss outweqhs the. profit far
Our goods suffice us as they are,
We will not have them tried"
hut since they could not so avail
TO check hs nnrelenting quest, A
They seized him, saying "iet MIN 'es'
How real IS our jail.
Bat though they slew him with the sword.
And in the iire the touchstone burned,
its doing could not be o'erturned.
Im undoing5 restored.
And when to stop oil future harm, ...
They strewed its ashes to the breeze,
They little guessed each grain OF thsso
Conveyed the perfect charm.
Another poem, supposed to be from the pen Of
son: .......
To-day beside Poton ac's wave,
Beneath pirglnia's sky,
They slay the man who loved tho slave,
And dared for him to die.
The Pilgrim Fathsrs' earnest oresd,
VirGinia's ancient faith, ---......
Inspired this hero's noblest deed.
And his reward is--Death
Great Washington's indignant shade
Forever urged him on
He heard from Monticello's glade
The voice Of Jeferson. f4
But chiefly on the Hebrew page
He read Jehovah's law,
And this from youth to hoary age
0beyed with love and awe.
No selfish purpsse armed his hand.
No passion aimed his blow:
How Loyalty he loved hisla
Impartial Time shall show,
But now the faithful martyr dies.
as brave heart beats no more,
His soul ascends the equal skies,
His earthly course 10 Ger.
For this we mourn, but not for him,
Lisehim In God we trust;
And though our eyes with tears are dim
We know that God ia Just.
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Commencing Dec, A, 1859.
0Ekee &ND MISSISSIPPI
&t Esl:a@1E g go Ii! q
RAILROAD
Cincinnati and St. Louis.

THROUGH WITHOGT CHANGE OF CARS.
Two Daily Trains for vincennes, Cairo and a.,
L2Sis, Tl OF ;; Es9 Al r. NJ, and 1870 I: NJ,
200 p. NJ and T.sO p. M.
Ono Train for Evansville at 1850 P. M
, the Trains connect at 1T. Louis for all points Il.
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo,
INK at b. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, vfokRburs.
Qne Through Train on Sunday at 100 p. NJ
RLruRSiSe--Fast Line--Lssyes East st. Louis.
natl at 1918 r. nj. W.
EXPRESS Leaves East st. Louis daily AZ 400
+. NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at 8;25 A. M.
FOB THROUGH TICKETS
ehices, Walnut-stree House, between Sixth and
seyenth-streets, No. J. Burnet House, corner oslca
nortn-West corner Of Front aud Broadway spenoey
House ONCE and ct the Depot corner ront and Mill
streets, W. IL. CLEMENT, Gen,l Superintendeni'
Omntbuses call for passengers. oo2o
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08

MADAME ELLIS, Nj. D., HAS FOUND
IN st iast Just what tho Ladies' have lsnq n naedao
apd LOGGED for IN vain, the Uterine Elixir. A''ue'
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to on,. al, ,r
eases of o Uterine Nature; In0ammot}Ie ai us us
womb the Kidneys, the gyaries ap tbo %. tne
pIolapspS or Falling Of the Womb
i guaranteed BY the of from ,yn - r cure
Of the Elixir, OF any disease WI Mo 70 use 6otes
etive and Urinary Organs, ~ msIe % Ut fns Gsnsr'
mater MsSa OF hST 9pg stand'.ar Prics Der Botte
lists Of Snoipnat "a Of the most prominent Drug.
We. the h nn5er dS AEp TEE LADIES IN PARTICULAR.
our name 10 fgned; are not IN the habit or giving
Iaav pbye' eatent Medicines but knowing we'll the
Elixir, .fcisn. and the medicine called tbs Utsrine
onrs ing from Female Diseases Of any kind: ir Il
gs ~ vegetable, and In no case oan do injury; We
to all try, and our word for Il, you will find re.
BepW "Gorner OF Fifth and Raoe- streets"
NADAME ELLIs's SPANISH sIMU.
1vM ~ LATING COUGH AND LIVER BALsAM
SSIaies, Sas without fail, pains In the Breast, Back
Slde or timbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoerseness Diffi.
SSu,y Sy OF Breathing, Headache, Flatuiency, Heart.
Sbn1i ohmISnc hheumstsm Bilious Cholic, Oramp
sf1ppSMT ri iH'aStiyty Loss Of Appetite and il Pain
i,n, IN, Mienstruation Is certain eure, and giyes
II itmiesdste me, 1 relief In any Of the above diseases
wlii give relief iu twenty minutes, and perma.
per b1ttle,so cheap that every person can gct It.
-, n B.-F9r sale BY r. D. HILL, Druggist, corner
Fourth snd Walnut sUfRE RoKsTRfN 'osner To o.
Of obn vine as apd s Fourth " JOIN pIoKSUS corner
gnisnhth and freeman. Also, EDWARD sOANIAN
z uu., corner OF Main aud Fourth; and MADAME
ELLls, l4 West Sixth-streot sep27.ny
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-08

eS5-A patriotic writer is Of tho opin
ion that Indies Of the present day would
maks.good soldiers, because Of the dress
which they wear by7day they might
mako tent at night