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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-10

Interesting Document.
The Presidents Message was read In th'
U. 8. House Of Representatives yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DELANO & GOSSAGE,
~ 4 4
w est Fourth-st.
CONTINUATION
CLOSlNC-OUT SALES
Rich and Desirable
DIR less GOODS!
Broche Silks,
Flounced Silk Robes.
P1a1d Silks!
At GAY, s5, S7x and 81.
Wool DelaineSl
At 80 and 37N cents.
AMERICAN DELAINES
At ~, Is and 20 cents.
ENGLISH PLAID VALENCIAS! !!
At Is, worth 25 cents.
PLAIN FRENCH MERIN0Es,
In Rieh Colors, mt go cents.
wool P1a1d9
At rs and 3shc., worth SOC.
SPLENDID DRESS SILKS!
At Reduced Prices.
Ladies' Rich Velvet and Cloth
CLIO A x 81
At Unusual Bargains.
Ladies' Gents and Children's Ho-
siery and Underwear.
SHAWLS! ShAWLS!
IMPERIAL BERLIN
AND
PLAID WOOL SHAWLS
At S2, worth %, and SO, worth 80.
DELAND g. COSSACE
"a WEST FOURTH-STREET,
| Lfv6awl
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DIED..

KNAGGS.-0n Monday night, February 6, Cath.
ter long and painful illness, aged 30 years, native
Of Dublin, Ireland.
CULLUM.--In this city, on Wednesday, Sth inst,
at P. NJ, Of lung fever, Ada Mann Gullum, aged
Maria Oullum.
The funeral will take place on Friday, 10th inst,
at p A. from the residence of Capt. ]. A. Frazier
No, Is6 John street. The friends Of the family will
please attend without further notice.
sINGER.-At the Walnut-strest House, February
7, Miss Mary Singer, In the 63d year OF her age.
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HOME INTEREST.

aA- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jew, Try, Nos. 3iI and III Western.row.
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20. EVlDENCE ACCUMULATEs.

0a- EVIDENCE ACCUMULATES.
Dvar Sir: some i've years since received a severe
injury on my left arm, near the elbow, since which
have been greatly annoyed BY cutsneous disease
on the same. After using various remedies without
success, / was induced to try your Vegetable Cos.
metic Lotion, and am happy In informing You that
the use of half bottle has left my arm as smooth
and free from disease as Its mate.
JOHN W. DANENHOWER.
No. I46 West Third street.
For sale by druggists everywhere. Be sure to get
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, and accept Of
nothing else. S0LON PALMER, Agent.
de29 No. SO West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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JOHN W. DANENuOwER.
.KENNEDY,s MEDICAL DIS.

ASr MEDICAL DIS
Y COVERY 10 acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians, and By the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most eectuaf
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known 70 the profession. Scrofula,
Of Whatsoever nature are cured BY few bottles, and
the system restored to full strength and vigor Full
and explicit directions TOR the cure Of liberated sore
legs, and other corrupt and running ulcers 10 given In
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by JOHN d.
PARk, SURE, E0KSTEIN co., and GEORGE
M. DIXON. PriceS1. sepl9-ay
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| UlHu1cL OF C0iumDd-OdlbE, hhEVIot Our"
nett, Rice, Garnett, ConkliDg, Pryor, Edger-
ton and Anderson Of Ky.
Revolutionary Claims-Briggs, Ferry, Cox,
Vance, jackson, Duell, Dcjarnette, Holman
and Fenton.
Public Haskman, Palmer,
Edmundson, Killingsr, Somes, Hindinan,
Wood, Clopton and Fouke.
Private Land Claims-W ashburne Of Wis
consip, Clark B. Cochrsne, Avery, Kenyon,
Hawkins, Hamilton, Anderson Of Missouri,
Bouligny and Blair.
Msnufaclures--Adams of Massachusetts,
Scranton, Mcqueen, Leake, Moore Of Ken
lucky, French, Dunn, Riggs and McKean.
observation-disclosures Carey, Whiteley,
Stewart Of Pennsylvania, Wright, Bristow,
Aldrich, Burch and Grow.
Indian Affairs-Briggs, Burroughs, Wood
sop, Farnsworth, Clark Of New York, Scott,
Leach Of Michigan, Edwards and Aldrich.
Militia-Tompkins, Irvine, Jenkins, Web
ster, Rufin, Wells, Palmer and Simms.
Foreign Affairs -Corwin, Burlingame, Barks
dale, Morris of Penn, Branch, Boyce, Hill
Miles and Humphrey.
Revolutionary Pensions Potter, Vernee
Craigs Of N. G., Adrian, Junkin, Reagan
Bsbbitt, Delsno and Leach OF NC.
] Invalid Pepsions-Renton, Fosters, Sicklss
A Florence, Stokes, Kellogg OF Mich, Hall
Brsbson and Martin Of Ohio.
Rosds and Canals-Msllory, Morris of Ill.
Dunn, Singleton, Burroughs, Gurley, Mont
gomsry, Rust and Terry. 100,
Pstents-Mellward, Stewart, Of Nd, Burn
D ham, Niblack and Frank.
). Pablic Boildings and Grounds-Trair
Besie, Keitt, Mcpherson snd Peyton.
Un6nishsd Business-Logan, Jones, How
"a pabbitk and Foster,
Aecounts-Spinner, Kuuksl, Blake, arahaI
and Allen. =.
70 Mileage-Ashmore, Van Wyck, Loomi
Hsrdsmsn, it,, and Robinson, Of Ill.
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Blood Food.

DR. Bronson having been far reduced by consumption a.
10 be considered beyond all hope Of recovery the t
nen g the medical profession and also by hsea regular
physician Of twenty practice last resort conceyd
the idea Of analysing the blood and applying the shiert
physiology to the more immediate eonneeon effect Of the
The blood upon the health SYSTEM result nos
been the production of this BLOOD FOOD from Inc ma If
which, Dr. Bronson restored perfect health Within iii
months after III ntrodcion thousand
were eectualy cured by it, II You have any complaints Of
conslmpye tendency Cough Cold Headache Papation of
the Heart Loss of Appetite In the side
procuring bottle Of the BLOOD FooD.p If yoa are suffer
ing from Nervous Debility, your sleep broken and dis
tuIbed, 4 spirits depressed your organs relaxed Won
will find IN this an untang remedy by commencing Win Ian
drops II Liver IL pid diseased manner what
ever one or I've bottles will be 10 nyigorae and bring It
into lively and healthy action. In the nvetere Of
Dyspepsia the patient here lind the efficient and crate
full relief benefit is always experienced after taking only
ne sufferer after irving other remedies in vain may rest as
sRred that certain cure viii result from the TWO or tree
bottles. The BLOOD FOOD9 is
tons Salt Rheum scrofuas and other like complains Pie
and emaeiaed children adults Immediately benefited nv
its use gives strength the body color and beauty n
the skin Physicians OF all schools using with wonderful
: - 'N'taa
For full directions see circulars Price 81 per bottle
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
Ham REsToRATIVEs
THE ONLY DISCOVERY Sww
WORTHY oF Any CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald nnd Gray!

The Bald mnd Gray!
Many since the great discovery of Prof Wood have a,,sr,
ed only initiate his Restorative but profess to have Dis
covered something that would produce identical but
thy haSe u some W aa bss carried wonder
leave the field to lis resstcss sway, Read tho following
BArf, Maine April ia 1880
Prof o. j. Wood Co., Gents; Tho letter wrote YOU in
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given ys
Tie inquiries ars-rst, aet 81 my habiatlon and
name in the Communication second ii II true
nus to ' Se ID order and 's S, 'G r.
al can a and sx sws y @ S NY Yeah, h + eys
soft thrifty and better eoored the same \ true of whls
asancs Is washed ' y frequent abuen Il S ce wh nes
nssd BY wping hs fee u close connection with
been in the receipt Of number q letters from all
as there i 50 much fraud in the annaeirre and sale Of various
compounds well this has no doubt been basey ated
jury Ihaye used any soar Restorative Any account
r. and yf my ha g. go0d as Y hun
sna rot Ing Ssg h Tn ny S ba On my @ and
received favor of quart BEETLES last uier for which
sayei % ny friends and thereby induced them q Try
many were kePtica unl after al and then purchased and
send me test BY Which an discover fraud In the n. Eoa
sold hS many fear without authority from you ar
follow the failure caused by the impure article which curses
Hes yo III 91s asa ~ aa y
an who INQUIRE Of me ot my skaken opinion Of ts valuable
Aaron's Run, KY Nov. 80 ls5s. sSo'
PROF o. J. WooDDear Sir would certainly be doing you
injustice omake known all the world wonder
FIJI well the result have experienced from
using bottle Of HR Restorative using every
kind of restorative extant hut without Success finding
head nearly destitute OF hair finally induced Try
tie of Hair Restorative Now eandor Justice compel
to whoever read this that possess
new and beautiful grow Of hair which richer and
haIdsnmer than the original WILL therefore,
sion recommend this invaluable remedy who may feel
the necessity for IL Respectfully yours
REV 8. ALLEN BROCK, =
This testimonial of appreciation for valuable
medicine unsolicited:
worthy place the rest insert it. IL you wish not
destroy it, and nothing Yours, etc. REV. T. A. b.
The Restorative put m IN bottles Of three Large
medium and small The small holdshalf pint and fetals
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
per cent in proportion than The small and retals
dollars per bottle fhelage holds quart forty
IN proportion, and reails for three dollars bottle,
WOOD Co. Prnpretors IA Broadway, New York and III
Market street " Luns Mo- and sold by NIL good druggists
fancy goods dealers
J. WRIGHT & CO.. Agents,
q and Isl Chartres rect.
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Mothers.

In presenting you with DIR. EAToN's INFASFIrE COR
DlAl we desire 10 state its superiority every nom that
nurse or guack nave heretofore offered you. m 4e'
fislt 10 the preparation OF regular
qualified cm MUCH experience in infante complaints to pre
scribe Tor them seeondiy entirely from naagrc ar
opste Of any kind and consequently relieves by removing he
suffering OF your child, instead of deadening It's sensht;ae
Ihdly-iti put with comparison oF viii
any other article tor nfante complaints wifi show The
roots from which is distilled being dug from the foreyts nd,
the direction OF Dr. Eaton Of them his own hands
fonfthy perfectly harmless cannot nnre Ina most
delicate infant and is certain and relief in ali te foaw
ing cases. which is its chief merit every other
viz ~ Si P'ephatlou,
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TRETHING.
such as Dyeney Collie also for softening the gums and
renewing pain For regulating the bowels nneanaed Fnr
ana Tn Inc fad aass re relief FIR Group fatal
denee aud being powerful anti spasmodc ali eases Of
wilson's or s we earnestly 10 loose nd e
procuring lastiy-it costs much more than ohe nrena
fatons OF the kind that afford ch lang
ments as can whole expense is their aduert;sn
Tor the same reason it comnen as the nnst reiah
all mothers In all cases the directions wrapned arannd aaa
bottle must be strictly followed. "Ff iu eaeh
Price, Is cents bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH DUPONT Druggists, No. SO Maiden
Lane NJ " and by all respectable Druggists thon@hon he
country 9e .aioushout Ing
j. WRIGHT Il CO..
n I WnoD G ro 6. I n, Wv, Wholesale Agents.
West and South. e 1Asei's ioi tle
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l. Err IN VIGOR TOR


1t Is compounded entirely from Gums, has become an s
that have used It, and now resorted to with =,
the Diseases for which it recommended - a..
1t has cured thousands within the last two y4ars vh ha
given all hopes of relief the numerous nnsali,,5
Gates in my possession show ~
The dose must be adapted 10 the tennne,o = a.,
ual taking it, and used in quantities as 10 net an, ~
Bowels. 80 va 'ho
Let the dictates of Judgment guide you in the use of s
iVer lnVsorato and it will Liver Complaints Bi,ong
Attacks dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea, Summer Complaints
pssenery Drosy Sour Stomach Fabual Costiyenes Cbo
Cholera, Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantm Flatnenca -
dice Female Weaknesses and may be used successnIl A. an
Ordinary Family Medicine. will cue Sick Healache 6
thousands can testify in twenty minutes two or three
are taken at commencement of attack All who use
it are giving their testimony in its favor
MIX water in the mouth with the Inygorator and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle
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A Dream, of Home.

One Of the finest passages iii Dr. Hayes, \ Arctic
Boat journey is IN the twenty. eighth chapter,
under the head Of :" Thoughts of Home.p The Dr.
was on visit to spot where, some weeks before,
he had talked with his companions Of home. and he
schemed for the delverance Of the party from their
icy prison. The was no longer III sight I'd warm
the sky, and to put glow into the heart of the
wanderer The moon had usurpedhis place, and
her silver face seemed to reflect nothing but the
GOODNESS of the ice fields which lay beneath herr.
Pr, Hayes thus describes his experience at this
time:
looked on every side with a yearnng for
something outward to tighten the heavy weight
which oppressed my spirits; for darker times, and
times Of greater responsibility, / knew, were at
hand but desolation and the silence Of death were
everywhere around me, and better than ever be-
fore better probably than ever again, felt what it
was to depend upon ones self and God.
Then came reaction, which will be readily nm
derst0od By the intelligent reader arose from
The rock upon which had been seated and again
liked my eyes upon the sea. The stern silence
which had been almost nladdening became now a
source of inspiration. In the refinx Of thought
which followed, forgot the cold moon the leaden
stars, the IroWnng cliffs, the desolate waste, the
chilly glacier; forgot my loneliness; and / was
back again IN the world Of life and power and ac-
tl0n. The frozen sea grew into fertile plain !;
the hummoeked ridges were resolved into walls and
hedges; and southern panorama OF SUNNY fields
spread itself before me. A crack which rneandered
70 the southwest. which had recently opened to the
tide, and from which were curling np wreaths of
frost-smoke,v favored the Illusion,
Clusters Of little hummocks suggested herds of
cattle and hocks Of sheep. Larger masses were
converted into trees and long bank Of snow
whose vertable wall threw dark shadow on fhe
plain, was the margin Of dense forest. Farther
away, pinnacled berg became church with
splre and belfry; another wore the appearance of
ruined castle while still farther to the southwest
where the stream seemed to discharge itself into
the ocean, stood a giant fort, under whose brist-
ling guns lay feet Of stately ships. 80
Around all that saw were clustered home as
sociations, and objects which, years before, had
suggested To my boyish mind the serious purnoses
Of life; and turned away with renewed strength
to fight the battle through, and with renewed Id.
termination to behold again those scenes which
my imagination had grouped together on the de-
ISOLATE sea. -
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The husband of buxom wife, near Exeter
England, had long been dying, and at length, one
Of the clergymen Of the parish making one Of his
daily visits, found him dead. The disconsolate
widow, in giving an account Of her spouseis last
moments, told him her poor dear man kept
grooming and groaning but conld not die at last,i
said she, . recolleeted that had got piece Of
new tape n the drawer; and took some Of that and
lnen stopped his nose with my thumb and finger.
and poor dear he aoeat OF like a lamb
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sandford,s Family cathart1o pills.

Compounded from Vegetable Extracts and nut nm in Glass
Gases air tight, end will keep in any climate
the Family Ga.harc Pill is gentle and active CaLarc
winch the proprietor has used in his practice more than twen
years Inc constantly increasing demand
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which express in re-
gard 10 their has induced place them within the
OF all The Profession well know that different tathartics e
on different portions of the bowels ~
The Family Cathartie Pill has with due reference h tb vail
established fact been compounded from variety Of the pures
Vegetable Extracts which alike every mart of the n
tar canal and good and safe in all cases where
needed such Derangement of Stomach seennass
rains in the Back and Lons Gostyenes Pain and
eyer the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
~ END n course 81 Fever Loss Of Appetite Green
Gsght in the Head all InaammaOry Diseases Worms in
Chdren or Adults rheumatism great Purifier Of he RIooI
and many diseases to which flesh is heir to- too ~
mention IN ms advertisement Dose to Price Dimes
Ire Liver lnYlgofator and Family Caharc pflI ara t
towns. - '''es ~ al ms large
1856 Broadway N. I. : 4sea aaa proprietor.
j. WRIGHT Il Co.,
MY Wholesale Agents.
s s@.s. And sold by every Druggist,
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DIR. Esoohand's
B AIS A MIC CORDIAL,

The great standard medicines of the present have acquired
their popularity only through years Of trial Unbounded
satisfaction rendered by them cases. and the people have
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JAuNDlGE, DEBiL.
ITy OF TEE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS, and ~ diseases arising rom dprered liver or
weakness Of the stomach and digestive organs speedily and
cured by tho GERMAN BITTERs
The BALsAMIc CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur.
passing that Of similar preparation exant ri win cure
without fail the neBt and ongstandng COUGH COLD
Or HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP.
INeIPfENT CONSUMPTION. and has per-
formed the astonishing cures ever known of
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DEAFNESS CURED.-The testimonial of Can't G.
l. ililbnrne Y A. is published in another column Cant
K contracted deafness while in array service in the
warm Florida and his successfully treated by Dr. Won
o,ohzsker
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GLASS gorFiSs, IF Christianity serves to disarm
death Of Its terrors, the recent improvements in
the mode Of sculpture have gone far to remove
from the grave the sense of its being lonesome
charnelhonse where worms and fostering corrnn.
tlon alone abide. The crowded grayeyards Of the
past ages are now happily succeeded by beautiful
cemeteries, and we can lie down ito tile last sleen
that knows no wakingi' amid the blossoming flow,
ers and perfume of delicious shrubbery, Next to
tins most desirable improvement is the invention
Of MI; I. Z. Cannon, Of New Albany who has pro.
duced glass coffin, and the first ever made IN onr
city was finished yesterday. 1t consists Of two
parts; the plates are from half inch to an inch in
thickness, and they fit with perfect precision.
There are three bands around tile whole ia which
handles are attached, and there is vent hole for
the purpose Of extracting all the air in the coffin
BY means OF an air pump after the corpse is encased
A patent has been granted to Mr.. Canon, and he
has taken care to guard his invention in Europe
also. The advantages of this mode of burial are,
that the coffin is indestructible from the action of
any earthly compounds, and the body win be neces
sarily preserved for ages. We look upon it as a
very admirable improvement, and have no doubt
twill soon come into universal use, and then we
will change the old maxim z nil de mortuis nisi
bonumn into another: & those who sleep Ia glass
coilins must not be stonedn louisville Journal.
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ID Dds. mineral fatnti i IN.
70 bbls Whiting;
20 bbls Paris White;
10 bbs Chalk;
20 bbs Lampblack;
bbls. Pemice Stone;
Dbl. Powdered soapstone;
bbls. Putty iii bladdefa.
White Lead Chrome Yellow;
Prussia Blue; Paris GREEN tG;4'
Dutch Pink Yellow ochre;
Turkey TIMBER; Tandste Brown Bro nj
Drop Black Black Paint
eopai varnish; Linseed OH
esssn a Hai White eopA T ss yqo;nn'
Black leather Machinery OH;
f fsIRaAi B9'lshss; VIA Wha o' iii; @
1000 boxes Window Glass French and American
Whitewash Brushes; Paint Brushes;
Ointment Jars, blue and whites;
sss R ateEs Ink R s se sFse
Dentists stit Cola s Foil; 4poReearies Scales
Medicine Chests; PHI boxes wood and paper; 9N'''
Medical Saddle Bugs; saerIi h;
Anputatlng Ipsiraments Thumb and Spring Lancets
Fi hppsn5 improved Breast Pumps;
Breast Glasses; Waters Breast Cups;
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American,
Labin,s Extracts for Handkerchiefs;
Wrightss Extracts for Handkerchiefs;
flaycs sIgsste Es soaps;
shaving Creams;
LAZY White;
Liquid Glue;
Hair Brushes;
Lyons Kat asiio
Buffalo Dressing Combs;
Fine Ivory Gombsi
Hshaying Brushes,
Transparent Soap Balls;
Barrgs Treepherous;
raysls rsqsas sess loves Brown Windsor soap
d. LaeTae's Tooth speciac - As'e''
w Wri sia1sd 6jdentne;
French and american Pomades:
viPsigrs Foa e.,
Saponaceous Compound.
Patent Medicines, etc.
FAH NSI sNs5s ys1 ys5i5afsse'
"lf ToWSs ssi111sR sarsaparIla;
h51 szs 5Rs;#E,s s2s'sRs5l,,.;
M sT6iedHT PhSsi k, RittsFsi
TAILYHo Btters;
BRYAN,s Pulmonic Waters; 800
AYERS Cherry Pectoral;
DAVIS wild Cherry and Tar;
COP LIVER IE az 81 Hsdgsmsn, Clark Co.;
H.
COD LIVER OIL. Burnett,s;
QUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY
- THoMPsoN's Eye-Water
wRIGHT's Indian Vegetable Pills;
CHAMPIONS Fever and Ague Pulls;
sPENGER,s Vegetable Pills;
LEES and COOKS Pills;
BRANDRETH's Pills
MOFFATiS Pills;
HUI IbST Tonic I9,s I, Pills
RAILWAYS Ready Relief;
RAILWAYS Reguatsrs
McMUNis Elixir of Opium;
TARRANT'S Asperient;
DAILEY,s Pain Extractor;
DAx MHsT FsiS E hniinent;
MeAIIIsTER's Ointment;
GRAY's Ointment;
DR.. MoRsEs Invigoratag Cordial;
LUoINA Cordial;
DIR, BE4RNETHY's Detergent;
DALBYts Garminatire;
INFAILIBIE Cholera Remedy;
kEs Aphk3 s6 6RGsssa T syyr1lp
BACHELORS Hair Dye
CHRIsTADoRo's Hair Dye:
woLFE's Aromatic seheidam schnapps;
WATERS Indeble Ink;
PAPSON'S Indelble Ink;
KIDDERS Indeible Ink;
1000 pounds GUN DROPS asssrt a,Ga'a
Pa .la 800 Is JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, fer naedici-
nal purposes, constantly on hand.
Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
G. N. MORRISON 4 CO.,
LIT IL Magazine street.
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THE OBSTINATE BEAurY,-A letter from Bruges
in the Independence says:
At 9 ball recently given BY the Governor Of that
was me- one Of the handsomest present
nv MS Maaame-, of Newport. In the course nf
tae evening this lady eonversed for few mnrsants
VIII physician Of her acquaintance, who noticed
MI sinai ~ black spot the lady's cheek. He tol1
lsl 2, ~ put ths lady replied that il was on IVA
tor bpPie ana would soon disappear The doc
pSnltices Immediately She, however deen apps y
aon a;,, ~ aasce. n about an hour after thew
ga ms and md hat doctor tho spot
could induce her to listen to such pronosa R
fore she left the ball. the cheek had become na;n9i
and swollen, and on reaching home poutcess sxasa
applied but too late, for the lady died On IN al,
lowing day. The disease which thus cut short her
days was carbuncle OF the most malignant kind
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TnE suRpRIsn."-This is the name of new
ana refeshment saloon just opened by Mr. Dan Malone
on Magazine street. opposite the Magazine market DAMS long
experience in handing out good things has made him very
uar and we his friends will find him ont at his
new place. We call attention to his card