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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28
City Intellixeuce.

STEAMBOAT CoLIIosAboui two clock on last Satur.
day afternoon the Williamsburg ferry boat Commodore
Perry and the steamtug Pope Catn came in collision in
the Fast river - the former approaching and within
short distance Of Peck slip The boats ooided with
tremendous force, staving in the cabin Of the
feNy boat with loud creating the greatest OK.
element amongst the passengers many the lady por-
ton Of them were terribly frightened and several Of them
tainted. 1t IL alleged BY those who saw the affair that
resulted from the goss Of the pilots OF the
two boats. The ferry boat is damaged the extent Of
$1,000.
RECEPTION or Puax Hosx COMPANY No. 4, or Albany
This company 10 expected 70 arrive AAnhsttanvie At
four O'Clock this afternoon, visit to their New York
friends joint committee from Engine Co. No. IS and
Engine Co. No. % wiz welcome them Al O'Clock In
the evening the procession hne will be formed in I25th
street, right resting Tenth avenue Some twelve
nteen Gre companies viii participate In the proceedings
The Columbus Association win take the vsiters ex-
cursion 10 Davids Island tomorrow On Thursday trip
70 Randalis and Backwels Islands and the Navy Yard
win be had and in the evening supper will be given the
guests BY Engine Company No 35 The Albanians will
leave for home on Friday.
SANITARY Co'EoTIoy OF THE CrY.-The following is
schedule Of the work In the abatement OF nusAnces,
cleaning the Streets &C. for the week ending August 25
1890
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Reported Hattie between the Aboiitionisss
ana Shareholders OF tho Chocsaw Nation.

Nt-HtNNfoNt AuR Isl = I7vV'
The New Orleans Piayae says tue Northern Texas "a
per. sTas Of bloody asht in the Choctsw Nation, be-
tween the abolition and slavehoder parties "a which over
one hundred we're killed. The story is dcuhtCuL
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Our Ccatrai Gold RegiOn-The IrrePressi.
bic Coaffct-The Canadian Comma.
ton-insoresting from JaPan-News
nom the Paeine-IIOn. VIM. II. Seward
at Aos0e-Loeai News Of New York.
Markets, Sc, SC.
FAMILY HERALD, In its Issue OF TO morrow (wednes-
day) will contain Map Of the Pixies Peak Gold DIS.
trcts, with History Of the Gold Discovery and OF tho
operations Of the last years-D,ser,ntlon or tbs
Aines-Quarts Mines and piaeers-Cimate and A~r,cul
tura Resources, &C. Tho irepressble Coni,ctour Cor
respondence from the East and the West the North and
the SOUTH interesting News from Japan An Account Of
the Progress OF the Prince OF Wales Canada News from
California; Affairs in Europe very interesting Letter
from Our Correspondent at Aubars giving the Hon. VIM
Il. Stewards BONE Views National Politics. &c
Tho Local News of New York md Vicinity Of Importance
Reports Of tie Cattle, Provision and Money Markets
and All interesting matters Of the preceding week
TEKsos-$2 year; four cents single copy. subscrfp
tions received ut the ONCE northwest corner OF Fulton
and Nassau streets, New York. Single copies sale
she counter and by al agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
Drawings OF the Delaware state Losts-
nse-wooD. EDDY CO.. Manager. Of tss
y nsl1xiasSE 1TsA Class %, xgsus. n. iso.
2, IS, SO, IL, 40, Az Al, 80, 3D. 49, 81, 50, 40, 10
DrLAwAHr-CIAss 4os. Aucus1 g. 1850.
l6. so, 81, 81, Q, 4, IL, SO, SO, 20, So, 30.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD. EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO.. St Louis Missouri
Drawings OF France, Bxoadbcnts 4 Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries
apssrI CovsrY-C1Ass 9oa Avaus. II. 1850
So, So, -, AZ, 80, so, So 30. 49, 81, Ii. Is, ~.
CONSOLIDATED LonERY-CIAss ls8 AUGUST a. 1850.
a, ~, 5, 35, II. 20, SO, IS, i6. 6s, 30, %.
FRANCE BROADBENrs 4 CO,
Managers Wilmington. Delaware.
Royal Havana LOttery-NOs. IL, jOz :,
. 23p $50 10 Gil drew the i've capital prizes In
of August 1860 Circulars free by addressing R.
CAvAIIO. No. IS Exchange place, New York
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The Newport Hat. NJ Whise's.-some-
hluy and d.Ahy. All young mer should IL To be
had At WHITES oay, Zs Broadway opposite st. Paui's
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The committee for tho relief OF the destitute suffer-
ing in Syria acknowledge the receipt Of the following
sums, since she last report
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1arry's Tricepherons 10 the Best nd
rseapss sr'c,s foe drcaninx c~sugin curing
preservias r-soras he hair i-alsa ,ry u sod 81 eli
drEQx,Sz
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''' caxs q. wifLIAxsoy n-.ab.A.d 1881.
Ladies' Delight-Poor Men for Chill.
ss !. sss' So ssi the ~" genera
The EnsIish Criekessr,s Trip 20 Cana
da United sa,es N ss9 by Fret filyshie usi re-
and for sale y The once Of Wilkes spirit Of the Times
The Fight Between Kerrigan and Aus
se sors. = kas.sa 8. o1ss sSS sweep
ga.s.a rasiis, as Issi,s Pres and osrse,.. HUBER:
l.S sss & su s md I rs :s Ban
NOV nov o srIsif'
oscai Bso-y o. NE Coz the Champ sship Of he
Mor,i sss - Hs.1sa aaa s.y-. s-wTsn .sT..a and
Tor sac b. a. seas dealers
sfefnway - sons Overtrung Grana
sod .lusre fsss aor cco.eer-d se es,
sre warranted for - Tears Wsrsrons s. add 81 Walker
-
HerriaS's Patent Chsmpisn Fire and
sarslsr Proof sAfe' 81 Brrsi~sy corner u Murray
Grover & Bakers Celebrated yoissIess
ssyns n'.an'. he bee; :, z Use To- isny e~as ABS
Broadway feV 1o'N' and 81 fui'on ssrse; sookyi
wheeler Il Wilson's sewing Machines.
cnoe So 9rosdrsy Pew yers
BasrheIor's wigs, Tospees and Hair
s.1y' perissi 81 ,sIsSs - ssAi No Is Bad .-eec
nims Hair Dye. ~ Cents. black or
cristaaerc's Hal, Dye. Wigs ana Tou-
e prf.., u, s,sa 40 sA.or or:. and md ne a''
Baieh.ier's HAIR Dy. is the Rest In the
., he via s-o-7. 10 scnd srssL
tlirehugh's Iiiussve wig-A yevsity.-
N, lr7lnr no beant Psrnrs upsssiasbis ~ hrp~twsy.
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ShirfAg ShSyss!.-Six for -.
Made from ID. bex Wan suta sad twist mnain
Depo, los Chatham vse,, corner Of Pearl
Carney's Gallery,
10' BROADWAY
Pso,,-raphs. Ivorytypea
Miniatures In OF. asd Daxu-rreo,ypea
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DR.. Marsh Ccnsiaues 80 Apply his Radi
Cure fras via sscces n eTec'nr cures
hernia rupture MARSH Co, No yessy suret ". Y
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Holloway's pills And Oinsment are
bro shcv e world have for afr YEAR By
tbs phyuctans eli nasons s1A srea, so~r
Nnt ~ hori sinale lnata,ce Of failure
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WkrClrH AND rFwv.Ry-oy ALL nEsCHP.
~ ,sas slve- snc y,sie wsre. rsrs rsaa BE-. C~s
hLusy ALLr as B-r>tvv ~. ioss eeQw ceAa
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Ir. Lamar, Prominsnt Citizen ~ Cath
tey ssor1. md sr Wesvrr, q Albany rew, vSs. ss-s
bcsa besn e ed Il cue np.s or usas
u s.sotEs poos' fnp-'sl wi,e P,'s-a.
psos rs Y : -Aa ts,., ess gcfk-
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rffw GREAT NATIONAL
COMIC JOURNAL.
OUT on wEDrrsDAy. AUGUST e.
TBy Tryg.aPp Tors, CusyrrR 40
A Cas- OF RHSf Dfrvfn~.
Ho tou Pass
DurcHs.r Asova Rowpr.
Bfcors frRcur.
PuNNfSc NADs EAsr.
Coon kgpA
BuRorras fSrrsR.
CHuRCH NILfrA~r.
sAyr Us rsos OrR FRfrrps.
DsrCsp Coon Josp.
PrrS TIA scgnovs or A Poos Or MAE.
RaiLy Comic f1c,1rs ~
OLD ABE
PoEre ~ ARxArsas
Cofo BooT cxtfAR
Ar FSgtisHs.r's fDx, Asorr Thy Pa scs
WITH funny IAuskA1na EpisrSrna WHeci~ss oass
For ale By al ps-v~n~s, ereryxacxe
PRICK SIX CxNrs
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Royal Havana Lottery Nos. 1901
236i 23 ass 10 Gil drew capital prizes IN draw
ing of August 1860 Circulars free by addressing
CAvAILO. No IS Exchange place, New York
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Brockiyn PhctograDhs.--Mini
C~olnet fnperisi and isfs sire.
CaAs u. WIiLrAysoY. ls.ablshed 1881.
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The First District


Politicians are a sort of people so devoted
10 the general good, that feelings of personal
interest seldom find lurking-place in their
bosom. There are, however occasions when
perhaps with view to greater usefulness,
they are found desiring, in a meek and
moderate way, to rise to places of honor and
influence. "A fact of this kind which is
thought by some to possess the dignity
of a coincidence, is said to have been
recently discovered in / the First Con-
gressional District of Hamilton County;
quite a number of political gentlemen hay-
ing, by words, looks, signs, or expressive
silence, signiied their willingness to serve
thesworld of mankind, in general, and the
people of that district in particular in the
national legislature. Among these have been
named, besides the present incumbent Messrs
George w. Holmes, VIM. T. Lytle and Alex
ander Ferguson--the latter Of the far-famed
Ferguson Bill ..t XIX ,....
a. It's pity, perhaps, that through the in
exorable sturdiness of what is practically
called the national compact" the people o
the First District are deprived of the powel
to employ the services of all these able anC
patriotic gentlemen at one and the SAINT
time. Like good Mr. .Flagg, in view of thu
loss thereby incurred, we are almost inclined
to "damn the Constitution" But as the per
formance would probably hurt the feelings o
that document as little as the anathemas o
His Holiness Pic Mono do those. of tn
naughty King Of Sardinia, we are constrainet
to withhold, contsnting ourselves with tn
lnrudent admonitiop, one at time gentle
men--one at timeI .,..,. w. ...,s
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Unpatur.,'i Abandonment. mem.

4, one-of a pair Of twins four years old, born
at Philadelphia, was abandoned by its parents
ln'the most uhfeeling manner at Chicago, on
Thursday. No cause can be assigned for the
unnatural act, except the burthen of support
ing twins. The desertion is more cruel from
the fact that the twins have been exhibited
through the country for the profit of the
parents, and are only abandoned because
they have ceased to draw. They are well
knOwnin the country as the Twin Relics Of
.Barbarisn- PoIygamy and Slavery. They
have made, several successful tonrs In the
provinces. The pOlygAmous twin was turned
out in the cold. The treatment Of the other is
more like that Of step-father than of natu-
raj parent, and although the relationship Is
stu acknowledged 1T Is left TO shift for itself
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xxxvIth CoNaRRss-FIRsr sEssloN.

A ,kAShmdf6s, asy ie,
SRNATE+Mf. Green offered a resolution
that on and affer Monday nett Tho Senate
meet At elesen o clock, laid Aide. ,l4l
Mr. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported q bill for carrying into
effect the treaties with Japan, China, Siam,
Persia, &c.
The message from the President relative 10
the Mountain Meadow massacre Was taken
up and ordered 70 be printed.
Reports Of private nature were received.
Mr.. Hemphill introduced q bill 20 provide
for the examination and payment Of. the
claims Of the yitizens Of Texas for spoilation
by Indians Referred. ~-, ~~,s, .--f- ,..a.l
= The bill to authorize the payment Of cer-
| tain contracts made by the Governments
agents was taken up andpestponed.1 7iiln
| The bill for the relief Of Anson Dart was
taken up. Mr.. Lane opposed it, ~. y, 81
| Mr.. Mason spoke at length in opposition to
Mr.. Douglass views. He did not want to
force slavery on a reluctant people, but did
want 10 make them respect the rights oi
others and the constitution Of the country.
The subject was postponed until Monday
| Adjourned. is' a
| H0USE~~Mr. Reynolds, from the Judi
ciary Committee, reported bill to repea
the act establishing the Court of Claims, ant
to provide for the adjudication Of claims by
the District Circuit Courts Of the. Unitet
| States Z. ~ T,' ...-f.
Mr.. Reagan made an intellectual attempt Il
get up the Texas regiment amendment L
| the Military Academy bill. ,-A -
The steamboat bill came up. Mr.. Tappal
moved to postpone until Tuesday, and 70 taxi
up private bills Lost by thirteen majority
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, gave notice Q
substitute. 4:-if'
The bin was discussed by washburne, Johi
Cochrane, Clark of N. Y, and others.
The House passed a bill for the protection
of life on board steamboats,. .u
Also declared Mr.. Daily entitled TO sea
as delegate from Nebraska, in place of East
brook, and was sworn. ...-
Several private bills were passed. &
Adjourned. ,.... -..J ri-, p
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WASHINGTON, May lS.-The Postoflice
Deficiency Bill, which passed the House to-
day, although apparently appropriating a
much larger sum, really appropriates but little
over three million dollars out of the Treasury,
over and above the postings now on hand.
The Japanese presents were opened this
morning for inspection, and then transferred
to the Naval Commissioner, to be presented
privately to the President, in the name of his
Imperial Majesty, the Tycoon.
The articles are of the most magnificent
description, saddles richly enchased in gold
and silver, bed-curtains and bed-screenes
similar to those used by the Princes of Japan.
Two swords, such as are worn by the Princes
of Japan, superior to any ever manufactured
either in this country or France. Paper hang
ings ornamented with gold. Lacquerr's
ware, including writing cases and lot oi
| valuable miscellaneous articles, all OF them
exhibiting most refined taste and advanced
artistic skill, and superior to any which have
been brought to this country from Asia.
The United States Government, having
received the Japanese Embassy as EnyoyE
| Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary
| the highest diplomatic office known to oul
Government it became incumbent on them
| to make the first calls on the Ministers resi-.
dent in Washington, but restricted by thii
courtesy to those only who have treaties witt
Japan, viz Netherlands, Great Britain
Russia and France. They concluded thei
calls to-day, the last call being on Barol
Stoeckle. There is at present, however, nj
French Minister in Washington. s r..
The marine band will perform Tomorrow
evening in the Presidentshouseand grounds
instead of the Capitol grounds, when tn
Japanese are expected to be present.
They have, as yet, made no outdoor displa,
on foot. During the proceedings of Congress
this afternoon, much excitement prevailed
especially among the Republicans in tn
House, concerning the events at Chicago
Every fresh telegram served to increase tn
commotion. The nomination occasione
much surprise, and was not once credited
1t is said the first intelligence was receive
in q dispatch from Haskin to Mr.. Douglas.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19
ssreet Mosopo,,o..I

The Gazette says of the street railroad
companies 80. saA fsA
"They monopolize, almost the streets
through which their lines extend, and it is
reasonable that theyrshpuldI keep them in
order" ,,- .-.,+ry c,S,
Suppose that the Gazette were able to open
its eyes to the fact that the public .uss the
street cars, and that the question as to the
use or monopoly 'Of'the streets is entirely
between one portion ofs the public which use
the streets by ears, and another portion which
uses them by other vehicles. - " -
Travel on the street in any vehicle is some
inconvenience to other vehicles. 1t will not
be pretended that the publicwhich uses the
cars could be carried on the streets in any
mode thatyFouldfbe be less obstruction Of
inconvenience to other vehicles; therefore
the real state Of the case IS that portion Of
the public is using the public thoroughfares
with vehicles, the most convenient to them,
and the least inconvenient to other travel
Omnibus, lines, which would accommodate
the same number of people, would be a much
greater inconvenience 10 other vehicles, q
greater annoyance to residents, and much
more monopoly sof the streetbsyst the GA
zette would not call them a monopoly, no
think of requiring their passengers to pay fol
keeping the whole street in repair, which is
in effect, the operation of this requirement.
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presbyteriau Geuer,t, Aseembly.

PITTsBURG, May l8.--The New School Pres
byterian General Assembly received reports
from the Permanent Committees on Church
Extension, Foreign Missions, Education and
Publication. The reports Indicate progress
in the church. The amount received for the
above objects is $l55,OOO. Syracuse was
chosen as the place for the next meeting.
Church, now in session at Allegheny City
accepted an invitation to join the Assembly
in union prayer meeting tomorrow at ter
oiclnak - -H1 One ~ fi'' '' f '
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Auened Embezzlemeut of S9,, 600,

ST. LOUIs, May l8-Raphael +, Smith, for
many years confidential clerk of Kenneth
Mackenzie, Wholesale liquor dealer, was, ar
rested on Wednesday on the charge of em-
bezzling $27, 600 from his employer, ..,ilr
Investigations since the arrest indicate
that the frauds extend through a number OF
years, and will reach q much larger sum than
mentioned in the Indictment perhaps $780,
600
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Died.

NEWARK, N. .J.-Hon. F. s. Schenck, ex-
Member of Congress, died in Camden, N. j.,
yesterday. -si a''s, .-'n '''
BosroS, May l8-The Hon. W. J. Damsell,
well-known printer and a late Member Of
Congress from the Third District, died yes
terday, after long illness. st ,
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The following iliustration of the process Of
fhlipcihation in special Convention corre-
'spondent. y from yesterdays Commercial;
'sThe Seward men are greatly elated, and
GhAmpegne flows abnndantly at their head
qnartersI fRdr 10 gehd'iM sil 20 9seNN
s'The indications now are that Seward WIN
be nominated Tomorrow. u do not doubt
tbqt hewill be-" 'ao'ir'i'''F n
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PITrsBuRe, May lsrM.--River seven feet
six inches by the pier mark, and falling,
Weather cloudy and cool. rIlii 1o1 ir1si
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AUGUSTA, Ga, May ls.--Flour from new
wheat was in the market to-day. A small
shipment will leave for New York tomorrow,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

Re- For cheap fancy cases, filled. with beautiful
Pictures, go to CowASs, No. % West ,Fifth-strest
You will get them cheaper than in any other CALLER,
in the city. list of prices can be seen at the door
airrF laDl6-tfl .Ilf '"
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sTHE ANNIVERSARIES; Az Ar s., THE +, II:

WI-oTHE ANNIV EHSAHIEs. = y ~ p
R>EA first Of the Anniversaries Is that Of the
american Baptist Publication Society. The Annual
Church. on Sunday evening, May 20, at 7e O'Clock by
Rev. Reuben Jeffery, Of Penrsylyahih. The Society
az ~ O'clock to hear the Report ofthe Board which
will be followed by Addresses from Rov Daniel Read,
Rev, George j. johnson, of Iowa The afternoon will
be devoted to business, except the first half hQnr OF
toricai Department, will be delivered by Rev. A.. D.
Gillette, u. D., Of New York. In the evening, Adj
of New York Rev. w. W. Eyerts, d. D., Of Illinois,
and Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Of Pennsylyania. The pub
lie are invited to each of these three meetings. they
arc Intended for, and will be interesting to, the
masses generally BENJAMIN GRIFFITH,
mylg-b|Sa8M Corresponding Secretary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

The VPlkstrsysd has shocked the Times
by stating that the company at Herr Spillss
balls were principally composed of the best
class of American society. The Times says
this would be PrOhqbly ,admisaable in psl
litical controversies, but on an occasion Of
this kind, lis inexeusable,p = and intihatss that
vengeance might have followed II. the ." in
suit" had not.bssn printed in Dutch 30
The Times has high-tonsd notion of what
is due to our bestsscisty, exseHtir Rdllital
controversy when. i ,ssema,p any slandcr ls
admissible. tg .isa .'9a NC g,' y. 'a rs s,r,s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

ps- II You want good Picture call at the south
west corner Of sixth-stTest and Oentral-aNenue.
Pictures taken and put nice gilt framesfor twenty
Ave cents in cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
babics-ypu are sure toget good likenssa.i uoyia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

Mr.. BUrfERwoRTH denies TO tbs, New York
Tribune that after an interview with the
President to solicit mercy for Postmaster
Fowler, he telegraphed home r.'Ths lola
rufian has not q dfpp ef blood leh in his
heart" Mr~Butterworth says he is in
capable of snsipg7 langnagerso coarse This
denial leaves II stu "a open question whether
Mr.. Buchaasn hasa drop or blood left in his
heart iS'IsSJ sxsFN NJ ". sI..ilsl /. l.:l!
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19
T1IED,

MEAD.;on Thursday morning, Mrs, Catharine
Mead, aged % years,
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BD- wINDER's Sky-light, Gallery, Central-ayhnue
opposite Court.street. Don't forget that wiSDES 4
making the best Pictures, r 20 cents, In the city
with good case in the bargain.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19
sRRo.w.N,s CELEBlRATSEsPI, sIl,.. Lag I,I.-

n GIENiC Suspension Waist and Skirt Sup
porter, patented December ~, 1859. Every wearer
says, that from $50 t@Slg0 would not induce them g
Gait House, has not aiddown with her clothes on
for two years; she now lays down with perfect ease
have her leave il on he thinksit will eurs her Of
complaints caused by clothes hung TO the hips, by
which Thousands have lost their lives. If you have
ans more inyaids, bring them on; az we have the
form without this Waist as will with Il, will give
that lady one to still improve her health and ease
Hang fifty pounds to this and IL will not collapse to
totrR the hips. A few counties, left in Ohio and
other States, for sale, at the Gait House. myl6-df
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19
FRIDAY, SEP.

SCINCINNATI, FIR IDAY, SEP.
W~NA --TEMBER 4, ls57.-DR. RoBACK-- Dear Sir;
Having been afflicted with Neuralgia, or Rheuma-
tism, for tho past year and half and hsying seen
your medicine, called Tho Scandinavian Bloodlnuf1-
ner, highly recommended by gentlemen with whom
am acquainted, / was induced e try ~ but not PEE
fore had used variOts other medicines After using
two bottles felt lis effect very sensby, and upon
dAing two more, found myself perfectly cured. You
will allow me, therefore, ta congratnlate you upon
selfto be worker Of such wonders In the diseases oi
tha human family ~ r GEO. 8. BEENETT,l .n
For sale at No. q East Fourth street, and by Deal.
ers In Medicine generally through the country. :
H -F A+fHrfF TmylQ-a1H H..lN H.l
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DS- Large, fine Photographs, at low prices, q
wEDER's popular Gallery. We would advise ,ou
friends TO call oi'I ri ,aUi 'Hf p ''' ."'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

DD- A, A. EYsrrR, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
Nos. 3i3 and I'll Western-row. M ,,oi'. D nj iila
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-19

ab--ssPIRIrUAL LECTUREs. - REV,
49, N y lASBLEni Of New York, odlstngllshedi
orator, Will speak In the Lecture Room of BaoOns
Mercantile College. corper. Of Sixth and Walnut
streets SUNDAY, the 20th iisant at iO1S O'clock
A. M, and ~ o'clock =. NJ. Subject, In the MORN
ing, ''The Spiritual world;' In the evening - Spirit
uaIism Demonstrated as a Principle" mylg-a'