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RAIL an.

RALLAD.
Mls. susai.A IN the MsyGousr cane
AerO.. the .toTay wsSe,
Al 10 that Itil. band 90. none
More ssnsrOa. or brs,s.
Midst cold Decsnbsr'. sl.st AMI snow
90 PiynouiA toSk they land;
w..k ~sss their had. 10, .,rong their hearts.
That piou. Pilsria had.
Oh, ,sd IL ~.s n thsir PooF hst',
To hearth storm ~iad blow
And terrible at nidnighi houf
whes yslled the savage 81.
And ~Ass the savage. g,iu and dire.
IIis hlOody -o'I h-gaa.
For shimpioa b,svs I have b~sn toll.
M,ls. St,ali.A ~-. ths U-.a.
Bot eh. NJ, heart ~as made % b1w
VIII gtici ssd rain ca lu~.
For ,i,lrc.. ~ the pilg''n tsSd
Nov dsal a d,eadisi biow.
10 sru. efdsa,A 50 a., the, su.
u hNN scafcr Nffe pistras
And b.. dear ~,ls wA.,se nan, VAS Rose,
We. laid among ,hs deal.
u,s sorrow ~. ut lou,l bat dep
For be be- id bsmoani
Add .Osh ksea Anguish ~runs his heart.
IIe ooull ~, 6's alone.
Thea 10 Johs AlJen be- did .prak.
Foo John ALiea VI. he ficaii
Al aid. &c fr,,od John. unto ny s,sA
IPuy thee ao~ attend.
Nv heart !, sal, ii. ,sr, .sd.
Ny Poor ~iis Ro.s Aa. gops:
And IN ,hi. ~,d snd savage Lad
cannot live aious.
To Nc. William MSllia.. then,
iwi.A ,ou would repair.
AAd .sc II be ~ill give NE cav,
To ~sJ b.. Jaush,sr Eir."
Priscilla ~as this d,vghisfs u.n-.
Cousl, add iai' 49, .hs.
Ani Kind ~ hs.rt .hs "a, ~ithal,
A.suy maid could -.
JOhn Adsn. TO oblige h. friend.
Suright~sy 10 MALTA. vent.
AID tod b.. srrasd hks nsn.
Add s.ksd igs b.. eou'su,.
NS~ NJ. Msllis. ~. 81,
Both taiionsl snu kiad.
Aad ,ush Consent would us,sr give.
Against b. dsughts,'. n.sd.
lie TIA Joha Ada e. b. ,hiI
Saoali l. i.ciiard that ~ay.
AID Captain >sati.h vas he, a. ics,
Nc had 10 no's To .sy.
lie then called m h. dau.h,,r dear.
And 'tu,ighi~a, Odd retire.
That she a,is b. ~iih mars i,c,d5n spsak
L. -b.sues q be- Size.
jOsa Alden hal a bright bloc eye.
All -ss hsaJsa,n- u,u.
ASd When he spoke p'ea.an, look
Ger al b.. iea,urr. ran.
Hs roe. sol IN a oourteou. way.
w.. sraaI I'D decLrv,
AID aid. " f,ir nsid What ~ord ,halI
To Cay,aiA siand,.h bsar 20
Warn blu.hs. gla~sd upoa the cheek.
OftAsi 6ir maiden theu:
At Sr., she iurued away hsr ey,-.
Thea boxed at John aga,n.
Aad then, with d,wncsst. u,odc.t mien.
She .aid wiih Irsuhiag ions.
- NO~ pfiibse jobs, ~hy DDS, thOu not
sPssk 90 ihysslfalDne 20
Deep rsj thea gre~ Joha Aidsn's face,
~ bsd The maid good b,~;
Bot vel she Rad before be- ~eui.
Tss hngusse u BE- eye.
No matter ~hat The ianguase said.
Mhirh b. thai 80 was vile
In our short mouth. rrisr,'li So.
Jshn Aijea'. 1,ing vile.
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EMPLOYMENT.

cEO 4 MONTH. aud all expenses paid.-An
SOO Agent is wanted in every town and soaa.
" /. the Uniied States, to engage 10 respectable
and easy husinsss. By which the above profit. ina,
be- &c tsinly realized. For further particulars ad.
drs.. Dr. J. HENRY WARNER, cor Of Bfoome
AMI Mercer Streets, New York CITY, easlOsing one
postage stamp. Case
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SOUTH PARIS. ME-.
SOMETHING NEW.
AGENTS WANTED,

TO 2, into lucrative and honorable busine..-
i paw an active youag man weekly salary
oIfrom sis to $50. 4 eap,IalotS3 to slOy'ly
rrquitsa.
NostlUNBUo'-SArtsTA CTioNGubHA,rIP ~.
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HISTORY or TIIE
GIFT BOOK BUSINESS,
Ju.t PubIished. for IS cents.

Just Published. for - cents.
TT give. the cost of uakiug all kinds # books;
giVs.s psTsssal T,isfsHs, to al giit Booksel.
lsI, nov In tusinsss; tells hos they 10 their DO.
,ins,,, how the, draw their Wsioh's, SC. u al.
lns. TO the gfsst PROFITS u I'll pull'hets,
60 the ilatpsrs, the H,blr S"cieiy, American
Tract sosist, the Sabbath School Uuion; aud
IL gives amusing reference to plated JsSsll aud
Plated SNmIaih,.
Ssnt to 40, address, postage free, on rsceP, oI
price.
ALBERT COLBY n Co., Publishers,
20 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON.
Any good took can bc oblsiued here cheaper
than Al any oilrt ,io'e 10 the CITY.
Book Agent. wasted. Catalogues 'snt free To
an, additts.
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by Book account OF note, are earnestly requested
To settle the SAM, within thirty DAY. fromthis date
and save costs.
TRISTAN HERsEY.
Sou, Psri', May i.i. 1859,
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N.YORK MERCURY.
0fSaturday. ipril 30. 1859.

Nov ready at al News DsPo,' and bookstores.
No characterize History vder. better ..bjeci
Gr the fouaacet thaa that u MaTioa. or a. he
vas iamiliarly called,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES !
NEW sTyLEs-PRICEs PROM scoto si21.
t,rHA cu.HsEors5roH Hrannh'.

These Machine, .es iron two 'Poos' .. p"',
thread; ,hry Hen. Fell, Gather, anl stitch 10 y
superior style. 6ai.hins each seam Nv the" oSn
,rrr,,io,. without recourse to the h,nd needle.
=. !. ,ro.,rr -, other machines. They will do
better aa cheaper sewing ,han a 'sam'ires. Gao,
go AZ .he works Eir sss csHi 40 ASaf, ani are {.
uo1pe.tionably. the b,H M'sAa,' ~ 'hr market
n, G,m,l, sewing oa recount II their .inphciiy,
durability. ease Of managrusai, aad adaptation u
IN y,,,et % II fmily scWing-cNecuiiug either
b,a,, q, fine work With equal facility. ahd With.
ont special Adjustment.
A, evidence II tn unques,ioned superiority Of
their Machines. the Grover x Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company beg leave TO respectfully refer to
al. l,lloNtuu
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Leave Atlantic wharf. Portland, tysf, Non'
day. Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thur.da', frlts',h
7 o'clock, 4. ~, sad ,snifal What, bo''on'
ever, Monday, Tuesday, Wsdnssday, THURSDAY
and Friday. at s O'Clock, L. ".
Pare. 10 cabin, sl'ES
On deck, 100
Nh. Each boat I. fsrni,hsd Sith = lafgs
number ofstate-rooms, for the acconmodaiion OF
Isdie. aud families; and travellers are f'mincrd
that by taking this line, much saving ~ tine and
expense will BE- made. and that the inoon'sh''',e
of .ri,ing in Bosom at late .hour. IN the night
will b. avoided.
The baat. arrive in season to take the earliest
train. out Of the city.
The company arr not responsible lor haggnseio
an amoah, exceeding $50 ~ valve and that I,i'
.oasl, une.. notice 10 g,vee and psii Toe 81 'hs
,,,s oi one passenger lor every $500 additions
yalue.
TS-Frcight taken as usual.
l.. BILLINGS, Ageni.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR !

L. Only far average Of The seiual ptoh'ifom the
use ofcach one oithesr Machines aud 'or confirm
alton ofthis Truth. refer 20 any one ofthe thou
sands oC person. Who use thea. They are adapt.
cd To every sort IT work. hne or coafs upon sik, ,
cotton, linen aud woolen fabrics. ALEC light and
heavy leather. They never ia'lio give eni'fe sat-
isfciiOu.
To meet the growing demand lor smaller and
more elegant machine for private and household
pu,pases, Wc have ju.i produced aud are ready To
receive orders Tor Singer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-13

Reside. large assortment of miscellaneous ~.
Iicies IL JEWELRl too numerous a. meniion,
yaninY ia price. irom 80 cts. a. p dollars.
Silver PLATED Wate, Pen HALVES, Gold and 81.
y,r Thimhlcs. Money Bag., Articles ~ the TOE
It, n A.. NarNinr ln Nalno from % rls. 10 on.
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NV YORK MERCURY.
WORTHY ofa l-aLins place. a. the m,.t re6nsd
anl g.sy ant Il al
FAMILY PAPERS

VI. Ta,lir. We have received d,ad It ,nq,ir.e.
irom al past, ofth- Ua,,n relative n the eater
prose. showing that p,b.ic expsc,atipa y on Tsp.
i.s O. lara The particulars fegirdieg the chaFar.
Ter q his coutfiuati,n.. A. q 10 impb..ible fol
~ 90 answer the-c 90 detail. can ony refer oul
Gieais aad correspondents o. the
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

Which /. the most compact aud beautiful Sewing
Machine ever Constructed. II 10 otnamenisd In
the highest style of att. and all Who see u are de-
lighted with 10. II makes the improved inisrloek
locked stitch. add u capable Of doing greater va
rirty 81 work in better style than ANY other Sew
log Machine eSer Offered Tor family porposes.
IL not subject to the objections OF using twice
too much thread. and makiuga rayeling 'eam.l'ke
the Grover 4 Baker; nar IL ~ confined 'nii' opeT-
alton a. lev thin fabrics. liable 10 get oui Of or
der and un6Iled 10 use aaN thead like the Wheeler
& w,l.on Machine; bat ampl! sulheientio PET
ionn all kind. OF family sewing.
Price Of Family Machines with iron table com.
plete for use 500. The larger standard machines
from SIPS to 5000. Send Tor !. W. Singer a
Co.'s Gazette, a beautilul pictorial paper devoted
To Sewing Machines, and containing li'i OF prices
and all other affirmation on the subject. It"ilIbe
forwarded gratis.
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ALBERT COLBY n Co., Publishers,
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthelsading brapehe. ~ manufaeturirgin.
j du.tr, the great practical 'upei'ot,'S Of Sing.
tf's sewing Machines !. q Tact established beyond
dspuie. No tailor, ,hos manufacturer, c lothieT.
,ean.tres.. dress maker. ssddler, carriage Trim
msr, bat manuiacIurrt, sc. 81, can ahoTdto do
Without them.
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"Ik,,, q, L,,iafisais as,ursg Isr'a''r' ilsiilJ
,s..s, ,plsya psr,oH aor, eowpsissi asd i'si'r7''
,Iv. a.4 ,s,r sspiIi, fpsii', Inv sffiai-'
49,, r, ,ses,, ~ tk,. ~ sariy and fIrg'abi'oosts.
-. 81, a., pofs.f UHfs.
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T'ssnmOHIdb.

"I regard Mr. Eddy s' one ofihe moot e'r.b'.
and .,,ece..fnI practitioners With when ba't he'd
'"''''' CHARLES MASON,
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EDMUND BURKE.
Ihir Commls.lonsf nl raIfni. I"

Bssi5a, Fsl. :, ls3s.
"M,. N. X. EDDY Ass uad,fgr ~ IHiRItEN
,,,o... on al Bet ONE u vAiSA paissi' Az,
L..a rraai,d. aad fAsi os'i 20 ssSp sH6i-S NsrAs''
,isIsII, Jsoaf u great iai'-i ed abby" ~ Js
isai. u,is rseosas-d aH 'Hr'aafs 70 sffayi' NJ" p
,L,i, pai,afs az fA.y s-ay tsss's y AstisFiA
.s.i fshlnd afisnoa tssior'd ~ iLa' sa''' AL ~
Wy JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept. II. 1851. to jane HISS. the sub
.eril-r, IN course Of h,s large piacilcc made, -
Tv,ee rejected applications, slNIELN W
pCAI.s, EVERY ONEof which vas decided 90
Il. n. EDDY.
Bosros. Ian.i. 1859. hoo
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NEW
Express Arrangements!

rI,IIANKFUi. for the iberalpalronags hitherto
eNlsnled to him, the ssb-c''bsr ~"uld 'a'o,"
the public that he ha. made arrangements white
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MISCELLANEOUS.
cour,,Aip Of cap,. Milss sianai,h.
M NOSES BrLLrSs, i've

Abou, ,hi. singular production awOrd OF
two ser. necessary. Whether II be really
a genuine antique. or more modern i~i'A'
ton. /. a question Cor critics To discuss.
We can only throw such lightuPOn i'a' w
happen to possess, and such as the dOeu'
pent bears on the face OF 10.
In order to ascertain whether the ballad
va. founded in truth. We have turned to
come old New England Chronicles. aud Ind
,ha, the whole story i true 10 the letter
Capt. Miles Siandish did come over IN the
M.yaower. and hi. ~iio' name was ko's'
Mr.. John Alden and Mr.. William Mullins
were among the number that came over In
the ape vessel. Mr.. William Mullins had
n daughter whose name was Priscilla, and
the main incidents. according to the ChrOn'
ielss, actually occurred precisely a. related
IN the pOem
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Portland g. Foston 1 inc.

The ,plendid ncw ssa.golrg
s ::: 3. s;;:;' s:!: AN! A:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20
D,cellng Houses on Harrison anil
BY G. j. w. SMITH,
Auctioneer, No. 22I Vine sire

-Four Fine Frame Houses and Lots for Sale, at
244 Gutter street, Nos. l19 and 121 Dudley
street, and one tke corner Of Locust and
OliUer Streets
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 81, 1859,
viii be sold at Public Auction, Mt o'clock OH the
premises, two story frame house, No. 244 Cutter
street, containing five rooms, shed kitchen, bath
room and cellar 'front.' side and back yard, cistern
and hydrant The lot is q feet front by feet deep
to an alley. Also, two Frame Cottages, Nos llg and
l2l Dudley street, containing three rooms EACH No
south east corner of Dudley and Poplar streets is Is
feet front by Sc feet deep. Also large lot on the
a two-story frame house the rear end of the lot
The lot is 35 feet front Oliver, by SO feet deep
Locust street. Titles perfect. Sale positive Terms
onehaf cash, balance in and two years. with in
terest. The sale will commence at No. pa Cutter
street, at o'clock p. NJ. ap20-2t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

noning machine, two morticng machines,
beading machine, lathes, etc.
In view of high rents in this city, 1t is
claimed that furniture can be manufactured
considerably cheaper in Lawrenceburg than
in this city; and, as that point is only twenty
two miles distant, the freight on the goods is
inoonsiderable. In order to ship the furniture
without injury, Mr.. BRowN has contrived a
huge car expressly for this purpose 1t is
thirty five feet long, seven feet high and eight
feet wide, and so constructed that the ware
will ride without the slightest damage. Lum-
Der is two dollars per thousand feet cheaper In
Lawrenceburg than here, which is SO much IN
favor of Mr.. Browns success. His Factory
was established in 1S4j, and his work has
found a ready market in St. Louis and at
points on the Missouri River, and to some
extent in other sections of the West. He uses
none but thoroughly seasoned lumber; and,
having examined his work, we can recommend
it to those in want of good article. Tho'Je
in need of Bureaus, Tables, Washstan de,
Desks, Lounges, Bedstcads, Chairs, etc.,
would do well to look through his sales-tooms
before purchasing. All goods are promptly
delivered to dwellings in any part Of the city,
or, if for shipment, to the cars or pa ckets.
Burnett's Coeoaine.-The important
qualities of perfect hair-dressing seem to
have been successfully combined in BURNETT's
COCAINE, the active principle of which is Co
coa-nut Oil. It's merits have been successfully
tested, with an unanimous and satisfactory
result. Those who value beautiful head of
hair, will do well to use this elegant prepara-
ton, Aside from its acknowledged superior
ity, it is claimed there is a saving of fifty per
cent. in favor of this over other compounds, one
application being sufficient to last for days.
Providence Post.
Ball & Thomas Photographs, of ev-
cry size, are now taken at this establishment In
superior style.
j. p. Ball, A. s. Thomas and L. G.
Ball, the champion picture takers, can always
be found at 100 Fourth street, near Race.
Winder, OH Western Row, opposite
Court street, is still in fourishing condition,
taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
Magnificent Pictures are taken ut the
Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal sum
of twenty-five cents. "Wonderful."
who wants the New York Papers at
two o'clock precisely each day2 Let him call
at Church's Post-ofice stand.
Bishops Gallery is the place for the
best and cheapest Pictures, No. 5s Fourth
street, between Walnut and Vine.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

A New Furniture House.-This city
has long been known by the coguomen of
"Porkopolis," but there are other specialties
than that indicated by this title, which are
equally as extensive if not as generally known.
Cincinnati is already noted as being the larg-
est Furniture market in the Union, the almost
entire West being supplied by the manufac-
turers and dealers in this city. Another fur
niture establishment here might be considered
suporfuous, but the increasing notoriety of
this market is equal to large increase in the
supply of goods in this line.
A now feature has boen introduced by which
tho best quality of furniture may be procured
in this market, at perhaps even lower rates than
formerly. Mr.. WIN. Brown, who has a large
factory in Lawrenceburg, has opened whole
sale and retail sales-rooms in this city, and for
this purpose has taken the entire five stories
and basement of the stone-front store No. 81
West Columbia street, near Vine.
Mr.. Browns Factory Buildings, Lumber
Yard, etc., occupy six acres of ground, and
the factory property is fifty by one hundred
feet, and four stories high. He employs fifty
hands constantly, and the yearly product is
$4,000, and is rapidly increasing. In the fac
tory may be found all the machines usually
employed in furniture-work, among which are
three of DANIELS planning machines, one of
WooDwoRTa's do, eight power saws, ten
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
BY JACOB GRAFE s. CO.,
salo-rooms No. s East Fourth street

Eighteen Lots and One Brick House and Lot.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 20,
Will be sold at auction, at 3 o'clock on the
premises, the following Real Estate, viz:
new Brick House and Lot on the south side of
York streety-aylittle west Of Western row LOT 25
feet front by about sS feet; House has ropms Bath
room and Gas Fixtures throughout the house.
Lots Nos. 2j, 26 27 and 2s south side of Poplar be-
tween Western row and John; os. Is, 26 and "a,
twenty five feet front each by eighty feet nine
inches deep No. 2s forty feet front by eighty seven
feet nine inches deep. r on.
Lot No. 23, north side Poplar street. between Linn
and Locust no feet front by 81 feet 10 inches deep
Lots Nos 9, 10, lland l2norh side of0lyer street,
between Western row and John, 2j feet front by 81
feet inches deep.
Lot No. "a, south side Of Oliver, between John and
Linn, rs feet front by 81 feet inches deep.
Lots Nos o. and 4 east side of John, between Oil
yer and Poplar, each 2j feet front by 100 feet deep
Lot No. 6, east side of john between Liberty and
Oliver, % feet front by 100 feet deep to an alley.
Lot 80. >, east side of John, between Poplar and
Livngston 26 feet front BY 90 feet deep to alley.
Lot No. 30, southeast corner of Wade and Jones
SITS, "a feet front by 20 feet Deep
Lot No. 22S, north side of Melancthon street, he
tween Cutter and jones' rs by So feet inches
deep.
Lot No 80, Plat A. 25 feet front by Sc feet inches
deep.
Terms of sale for all-One- third cash; balance in
and two years, with per cent interest secured
by mortgage on the premises. Title good and sale
positive.
N. B.-Tho sale will be commenced with the Brick
House, then the Lots will bo sold, commencing with
those farthest north. ap20-It
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

The next Southern Convention--a peri
odical convocation of mad fools that itin-
crates about the Southern States, passing
windy resolves about Southern rights, and
making vague threats of disunion-is to
meet at vicksburg, Miss, in May. 1t
was poor joke at its beginning and has
grown annually poorer until, to every
man with particle of sense it has be-
come completely exhausted.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

VNHE0PHILUS GAINES, ESQ, PROSE
and State of Ohio viii take Dotce that applica-
ton for pardon win be made in the case Of james
Burns convicted at the present January Term, 1853
Of murder In the first degree, and sentenced to be
executed ON the 21th of May s}s69: by
JOHNSTON & O'DONNELL, his Attys;
MONDAY, April Is, 1882 ap2O-Sw@
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

occasions, and in all respects, is the bust
ness of lifetime. That he is bolder
and more free from the mere vulgar pre-
judiees of society than most men, is not
TO be doubted; and that his lecture this
evening will therefore be interesting and
Notwithstanding not quite like, and
yet better than common preaching-is
more than probable.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

MEssRs HENRY D. Cooke and G. G.
BILL have purchased tho interest of J.
and H. MILLER in the Ohio State journal,
and are now sole proprietors of that con-
cern. The new firm states that the cir
culation of the Journal has reached u
point never before attained by any news
paper in Ohio, printed outside of Cincin-
not;
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-20

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