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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-10
The News.
OoNGRKssroNAL.-The Senate was not in
aasaion uaatardav Tn tha H,uaa' fhn members
The News.


O0NGREssroSAL.--The Senate was not il
session yesterday. In the House the member
of Congress, before organization, are training
their men Of muscle and men OF spirit fo
fights on the floor after a Speaker is elected
The Helper book was not so attractive dish
yesterday. The charge made against Horace
Greeley by Mr.. Kellogg,a Republican ol
Illinois-which Greeley has denied-called
out Mr.. Logan, of Missouri, a Douglas DEM
ocrat, who insinuated that Kellogg was q
"shirking spaniel" Kellogg made pass at
his colleague, but actual collision did not
take place. A previous personal war OF words
had we'll nigh provoked duel between
American Nelson, of Tennessee, and Demo
crat Prior, oil Virginia. We hope all the
parties feel better after their scold.
There have been but three ballots, as yet,
for Speaker. Only one vote was taken yester-
day-She,man received 110-within six votes
of election. Hickman pressed the plurality
rule. but the House adjourned without further
action. Browns Hotel, at Washington City,
was on fire, creating alarm among tho mem
hers and others, but no serious mischief was
done.
PERsoNAL..- Mr.. Morton, Of this city, has
been adiudgel the full amount of his salary
for the season, as he contracted with Mr.. Bates,
of the National. Judge Douglas has denied
the charge of completely with Greeley as al
legged by Kellogg. Professor Tillson, of Co.
lumbia College, N. T., has been appointed
Librarian of the Patent Office pice Mr.. Tur-'
ner, deceased. A lad, son of Mr.. Leonard,
editor of the Argus, at Norfolk, Virginia, was
found dead in his bed, having been stabbed.
Mr.. Preston, of KY, Minister at Madrid,
returned to the United States by the Persia.
Mr.. John c. Breckinridge, Vice-President of
the United States, is the Democratic causes
nominee of the Legislature of Kentucky, for
United States Senator, to succeed Mr.. Crit
tenden, and will no doubt be elected to-day.
Two additional aids to the Governor Of
Kentucky have been commissioned as Colonels,
a Frank Brown, of Bourbon, and u. Arnold,
of Owens. Samuel Cowell, comedian, has
parted with his friends in Edinburgh, Scotland,
and returns to America to appear again on the
stage,
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Ga- FRrEL & MCGUIRE.-For superior
Clothing we recommend the above Merchant Taiors.
Of No. 26 Walnut street, as they never fail render.
ing entire satisfaction to any whs patronize them.
Their stock is large and varied and the material OF
the best quality. Give them trial.
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Fire at Boston.

NEW York, December 9.--The piano o-forte
factory on Wooster street, belonging to the
Messrs. Bradbury, was destroyed by fire this
morning, together with . large stock of pianos
and materials. Loss $l25,0OO; insured for
$40, 900. The building was owned by Henry
Bonner, and was fully insured. AT noon the
rear wall fell and it is feared that several fire.
men were buried in the ruins.
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lG FASHIONABLE DRApRRs.--It is q we'll.
established fact that Sprague Co., furnish the best
Clothing in the city. IL you want dress or over
coat to their store and you will be suited. III In
want of 'unmentionables," you eau get them Of the
best quality at Sprague Co.'s In fact, any article
of Gents or Boys Clothing can be had there.
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PERSONAL.

New YORK, December 9.-Hon. Mr.. Preston,
u. s. Minister to Spain, and Baron Rothschild
are among the passengers by the Persia.
BosroN, December 9.-The jury in the case
of Cochran VS.. Perry, for the seduction Of the
formers wife, has awarded him $4,000 dam
ages. Mr.. Cochran has transferred the amount
to the Home for the Fallen.
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NORFOLK, VA, December 9.--Virginius, q
son of Mr.. Leonard, the editor of the Argus,
eleven years Of age, was found murdered to.
night in his room at the National Hotel. A
deep stab had been made in his neck. Great
excitement exists, but no arrest have been
made.
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- osE DOLLAR PHoroaRArHs.-Fo su-
perior Photograph go to Dewey & Co., No. liz West
Ffth-street. They are large, well executed, neatly
framed and finished, at only 81. Drop in and ex'
anime specimens.
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@S- FASHIONABLE HATs.-Those in want Of
fashionable Hat or Cap can get o good and cheap
article by going to Hendleys, 262 Ffthstreet, near
Western.row. Go and get one.
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&sr Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest cor
ner of Sixth and Western. row, over Hannaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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Gs- CHEAP H.rs.-Hibbert & Bros. have
on hand and make to order neat. fitting Hats at the
unequaled price Of 81. Go to No. 2lO West Fifth
street and get one.
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GrFor Christmas Presents go to Albert
Rosss, southwest corner of Eghth-street and West
arn.raY
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Gar Who would not send friend o Pic
ture when they can be had for ten cents EACH at ss
West Fourth -atreet. a..,a... .,l....,. ~.
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From New York.

NEW YoRx, December s.-Ths Canal Com.
missioners have resolved to cloie the Canals
on the 18th inst. aUa
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OF TBE PAssEN.
- ITHAs BEEN DIsCOvERr,

RH ITHAS BEEN DISCOVERED
W. AT LAsT.-The article that cures almost
without fail every species Of eruptions Of the face
hands, or other parts of the body Is your face dis
figured with pimples or an irritating eruption of any
kind; have you contracted that most troublesome
disease Barbers Itch are You troubled with letter
on the hands. or elsewhere; have you any annoying
irritating, itching, infamed eruption of any kind;
60 at once and obtain pamphlet describing the
effects Of Palmer's Lotion and giving an amount Of
evidence in s favor, that will put to rest all doubts
ofits efficacy In the cure Of all kinds Of cutaneous
diseases After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
Is no humbug, procure bottle and use It, and you
will be satisfied that the half has not been said in It's
favor that might be-
Price 90 cents, or six bottles for 80 80.
sOL0N PALMER, Agent,
po3o 's'"p No. 90 West Fourth street.
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Gg- USE HOwE's COUCH CANDY-For sale
by John D. Park, corner of Fourth and Walnut.
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- spalding's Prepared Glue can be
kS had at Huntington's, ll9 Main-st. delOa
TEsTIMONIAL..

GR JAcKsosTowN, Licking County, Ohio, Au.
gust Is, lS9.-Dr. y. W, ROBACK: Dear Sir-This
may certify that my wife, during the last summer,
was afflicted with Dyspepsia. She, in the spring
last, procured some Of your scandinavian Remedies
tirely. Respectfully yours, HENRY HAU AUPT
For sale at No. East Fourth street. and by dealers
in medicine through the country. eel0a
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HOME INTEREST.

9S- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches ant
Jswelry, Nos. BAL and 271 westsrn.row.
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RUPTURE CURED,

A@~MARsH, CORLIss g. CO., No.
V~ 5West Fourthstreet, Cincinnati-Gentle.
men The Truss procured of you some two wears
ago, for patent-for the radical cure of Hernia,
am happy to inform YOU has done all that was repre-.
sented-in short, has effected radical cure 20
Yours truly, JAS, SPAYTH NJ d.
FINDLEY, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1859. =
The Radical Cure Trusses, Shoulder Braces Sun.
porters, Elastic Stockings. Suspensory Bandages,
Apparatus for Climb Feet, Bow Legs, Curved Spine
Marsh. Corliss 4 Co., No 8 West Fourth. street,
south side, opposite the High Steeple.
competent female 10 wait on ladies. desc
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ECLECTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE
.. 1853.

The Editor of The Eclectic Magazine, de.
sirous of increasing its circulation, and ex.
tending its usefulness rs n literary journal
respectfully solicits your patronage and ut.
tention TO its merits.
]. For thirteen years the Eclectic has
found tavOr with the public. and high com
mendaiion from the press, for the sterling
worth and permanent value of its pages.
=. lts design and purpose is to present
to its readers the choicest treasures of
thought. and the ablest productions of Eu-
ropean writer's, as they appear in the Re.
views and Periodicals Of Great Britain and
the Continent
3. These sources furnish many OF the
richest fruits of the literary activity Of the
age-eloquent forms of thought, taste, and
expression. These will adorn the pages of
the Eclectic.
/. This plan Of selecting the choicest ar.
ticles from the noble family of European
periodicals, furnishes an amount Of literary
reading. which could not be obtained in its
original form, except at an cxOrhi,ant cost
and the excellent and attractivcness of
which no one magazine could hope to equal
II is literary gold without dross-mental
nutriment for youth or age, without moral
posor.
D. Its combined exccllcncics and pcrma.
ncnt value give it n just claim to place in
every well selected public aud private Ii.
trary.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
South Carolina Son Of Temperance

II IL proposed To publish ne, Weekly
Paper n Rcnnettsyillc, Marlbnro District.
=. G., MS early this inl! rs arrangements can
be made 10 issue il.
The main leading object Of the pai or will
bc To advance thc cause of Temperance,
and especially 10 build up the Order uf the
Sons 'd Temperance .be.in,ing This Ia e
the organization ut present that embraces
Tie entire State IN the scope nf its opera
lions, and Tar more systematic. efficient and
powerful than any human ins. .rumrntality
that Inns yet been devised for the accom-
plishmert of what all similar associations
pfnpns--the reformation Of drnnkardS
Tie suppression of intemperancr and the
Systematic training Of the rising generation
IN hi bits Of strict sobriciy
To indicatc Enthusiastically the purpose
of this paper, il will be called "IrHE SuUru
CAROLINA Son oF TEMPERANCE"
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wcli'iDiOrmrd Sons o: Temperance, extra.
ordinary fncilitics will be enjoyed for ron
dering Tho paper all tha, the Order could
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orally, and 10 all Temperance organizations.
Subscription are therefore solicited from
Sons OF Temperance IN other Jurisdictions
and other Temperance Associations and in.
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The paper will be- of mcdinm size, we'll
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meni will have the benefit Of experienced
Printers aDd new and superior materials.
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ProprietOrs, under the firm Of MOORE a.
POWELL.
The paper will be published by james II.
PoweH and edited by H. Judge Moore, as.
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Of tie National Division Of the Sons OF
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Sufficient encouragement having been nj.
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it certain that the paper wilibe issued early
~ October, subscriptions are invited immo.
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NJ OSE s LETTE R 5,
A NEW pnny

The Editors Of the Lire GirGgs have !,
contemplation the publishing of II ho,L
Inc line oi " hich will he, II IrE A. ir,.
or THE WRITINGS OF Our NlosE ,Li.h
hook "ill not only contain all thc L.,,,.,s
Which have appeared ir The GiraFs over ,I,,.
signature of "MosE," hut many others ,;.h
rare and spicy, that Nave revcr been r.,J
. Editors deem il useless Ia say or,.
Tim" relative ia the character of III. nro.
posed New Book, nor need they say llr, Il,
VIII hr th" u ost amusing work that h.,.
been issued in halt "a century. for il ro,,I
only hv known that "MosE" wrot. !, =,
satisfy all "n these points. Will, ,,iII
"c an amusing work illustrated with rr,-
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RON 'HS%ity, and, will have for IL, rhi, +
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cover. We propose 10 put IL Ia press =.
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criN"d TO justify the expense of publi,bin,,
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II OLLOW AVS PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK7

The want of sterling medicinal to meet the
Ills and necessities of the suffering portion q.
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
ana other delcterious PARTICLES was severely
icit TIL this all powerful medicine was ushcrsG
into the world HoLLowAY's INVALUABLE Pills
nave tccome the household remedy of all na-
tons. Their attribute is to prevent as well as
to cure; they attack the radix or root of the
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause OF disease rcinvigora,e and restore the
dropping energies of the system, assisting ma
turc i'll her task of vital and functionary iefor-
,,tiou -
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ID Y S u |; L s IA .

The great scOurge of this continent yiIds
quickly to course Of these antiScptic Pills,
ami the digestive organs are restored to their
propr' tone; searching and uncrring remedy
dlspcrScs 1t from the patients system
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, Iowncss of Spirits
and all other signs OF n diseased liver. and
other diSorganiZaion of the system, vanish un-
der the cIadicating influence of this all power
inl "ntiscptic and detergent remedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum aud right condition
the bile i of momcmt0uS importance to the
health OF the human frame, this dnti. bilious
m"dC'mr cNpclS the hidden seed. of the COM
~ '"t, au! r"'iic> all the fluid and s,crctons
l"'c aud hucmt, cleansing and rrsusitu,imc the
. g''.'l functions of the body.
SICILY FEMAL' :.
Should lose no time in I wing few doses o
this regulating and rcnoy sting lcmcdy. what.
ever may he their complaint, it can IT,. taken
w''h safety IN all periodical aud other disurgan
-, "onN Us effect is all Lu' mir;.4 :lous
UNREFUTED PROOF.
The testimony of Nations i. unanimou.Iy
horn To the health giving virtues Oft his MOTH,
remedy, and certificates in every Ii\rn" Ian.
G"hGc bear witness to the tmdruiahlcu,ss Of
their Intrinsic worth.
UoIio~"y'S pits orc hc brxt rcmeJy
h"o,r" ~ He 'corH for Tire t1IIo~iny
diS""ScS.
Asthma, L,.;..h,.i, I.G!-.,ton
Bowel Comprt, Dropsy, IniImrnl,,
Coughs, Debility, nauu,,t;nn
Colds Fever and Aou, I,,,n,I ,,,
Chest Diseases. Female tompi't, ness.
Costumes, Headaches, Liver Commit
Dyspepsia ,Lowmcs Sp.,itS Files,
Stone ar! Gravel, secondary S,mtoil. Vcn
cr,l Affections. Worms OF ali Lir,!s
ti5 CArrlo>!-Nonc are genuine unless th,
words Holloway New York and London. o,,
dSceihIhlS as n "Waicr-miuk" la every leaf ot
the book OF directions aruunu each pot ar Lo>
the same may he paiuly seen lev ''hol!iac the
leaf - the light" A handsome reward will Lr
given to amy one rendering sue! nforn,utio,, g..
may lead. "a, ,thr GG.ccLQ. Of i..y marty or n,,.
Ties c"nntcric'ting the medicines or We, dim,
the same, knowing them To br spurious.
.. Sold at the Manufactures of p,,L,..,,
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York anal
hy all respectable Druggists AMI Dealers in Med.
'c'nc throughout the Uuitcd States and ,h,
c'',h~cd world, III boxes at % cents, G3 cent,
aud 81 each.
II There is comsidcr2!c sayingby tive h,.
ger sisoS.
\. h.-Drecuons for the g,idncc Of pat.
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box
June 10 1858. lS,r
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Sundries

LNANCY Candies, Raisius-whoIe, half
Il and quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, Al.
monds, Butter, Pecan nuts English Wal.
nuts, Cocanuts. Herring, Cove Oysters
Salmond, Lobsters, Pepper Sauce, Tomato,
&c, &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS NJ GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 4, IS5g--47tf
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CoMMENDATIoNs OF THE ECLEcrlc.


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