Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
TRAINS ARRIVE.
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boys reaen 'manho9q py sraatnerI 'round-
ABOUT way
sl''Ne. e.SNf S'i'e Ia Oanaua' Hr' MA u Gl8EEI
Ex-President Pierce is expected TO return
from Madeira ABOUT the middle ofJune'
The way to make a tall man short, ia To
ask him to lend you hundred dollars.
"a bad man Il a cask with b,,jes IN n mn q
whom while pouring all kinds ~ fayors Won
pour on what is still empty ~ sI5 ~
Instead of 40 600. tbere has been ea ooo
copies of the novel called The Lampi;ohfer
sold Ys1T TErS1Sp r = - "fp;yy'
q The clipper shin Drednouobt arrived 81
New York recently from Liyerpool, after n
run of nineteen DAYS. frTJ7 TfSY7F y -,
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stisSe anu s soan'y naiEesis cnarac-
s,rn;s; .ine .nSs n1nu ul IanSy farming KNOWN as
Robert Ro,v;s of Marv,ord ,vos drroc,od
and robbed of $3.50. in Portsmouth Va
Sunday ~ -r' ~r'' ~ S'7 SS7 " -
A man frsA 4 risto, ~ tbe bsod nf+bo Acilv
S,,rvevor of Montreal rocontI,- ,vonnd;nSS,
his scaln bnt not killing him
man nomed Coon hoe ;nvost.a az mn =,
what he calls 4 Froos,;y,, IN Na, Is,s,, - -
raise frogs for New York restanrants "
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fonr ;ncbe: in SharoT I;tohSo,d ~ uTSPum TPur.,, VI
Conn and tba thar,,, on atar o.od 200
80
Father Felletti, the Inquisitor of the Holy
cbarge Of tbs ahdoas;on of a. ch;iS Msrtoa v sno
- 81 ~ WI N1''y-F1f s1o s'i'-N fS.11r"'l
i. According to official returns, the Cunard
line OF steamers receive fl9o, 900 annually for
n an. 60, .e.
uahtss ssns iunerai Oh :ne iate george Beach, IN
bearers '' 00nn'' SiA SohS ac'eu as pail
swi,,iom Fvt. orss 10 a., ,.or,,os, s.,,,.u,
10 Y iiam fyne, one OF the earliest settlers
~ .;n va,s, ;a ~ .nls D:a.y o.eo day OF TWO
SAWS ~ hiS SeVeh'y-siA'h year.
Polk Fisher a lad twelve years of aee, SON
drowned in the Potomac River last wv, av.,,, was
-
Nine deaths from lightning have been re-
ported from the West within four or five
nomepody says the pleasure ofdoing good
Is tne only one that never wears out Prob
aoly TINS is because IL is worn 30 seldomf 70
John Marfeld, one of the most extensive
pork-packers IN southern ONO, and man Of
great wealth, died at ChillicotlIe day ortwo
ago,
Another natient IN whom cblorofnrr, had
been administered in the Charity Hospital.
New Orleans, died from its effects a. few
days since.
. y,,.,.
Faulkner, wife of our Minister to France,
who sailed on Saturday, with salute of fthir-
teen guns.
..vsr,,Rv q. q. aT cxrv7Qrg
with Mr. Ames of Snr;5g6e1d N fur,;sh NO
cbinerv for the VIRGINIA srmorv In tha e1tan,
of sI2H 600
M I1lliIu.lm I9l l'gNIC
ably of the prospeet of ture harvest fom
the fact that copious rains have fallen in al
IiIl
The Jesuits have purchased large property
near the Central Railroad Depot, in Buffalo,
n. Y, where they intend to erect buildings
for an educational institute.
Ml. r,h1l4lIlI .nn p,lGe,, a1t0i
is remarkable, woman She weighs only
eighty pounds, and recently presented her
husband with three sons at one birth.
doroh,.- os rh,,,s.,, rsn;s, .,s.,.
uaugh.er oI lnoulas nths, ABOUT seven
mouth, z Massr recently, by her clothes taking
hre Whle at play near some burning brush
Wooq' -9 Y6yfI y o95
A cattle train Of l22 cars, passed through
Worcester, Mass, day or two ago, from the
West, for the Brighton and Cambridge mar
kets. 'ohi4hiI9 Jfo
r. n a, Lane, 20 No o,bor so.. ios ,.,,;,,,,,sj
~,
have cause to believe that it is a bad practice
70 So aninA oi rising IN me upon Somepooy eiSe's
hooA'
The Morocco traders with Timbpctoo do, q
valued at a million and a half ~ dollars they
get productions worth eighteen millions
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In those good old days when school boys
daX the n0licX gaannAd fr.h no that a