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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
The Union Amer Election.

The sun arose yesterday (at least we sup
pcse it arose. but we were not there, having
been sitting up with the country over night.
and "shone on the broken and dishonored
fragments of a once glorious Union; on
States discovered, discordant, belligerent;
on land rent with civil feuds aud drenched
with fraternal blood" Yet there was
nothing in the scene to mark the terrible
disruption. The people pursued their usual
avocations right on the brink of the awful
chasm which has beenopened between the two
sections. The Ohio River looked unconscious
that in a single night it had become the bor-
der between hostile nations. The soil of free
and slave States still mingled in peaceful So
luton in its waters, and was distributed pro-
miscuously ont the shores and through the bow
els the discovered and belligerent sections.
The ferry boats piled allday between the oppo-
site shores, bearing the usual crowd of peo-
pie. No prisoners were made, nor were any
shot as spies. The DAILY PREss was dis
tributed as usual through Newport and Cow
ington, and the people even sought the news
which was to them the announcement that
they and their Cincinnati neighbors are now
deadly foes. 1t was singular sensation
this apparent calm amid the wreck of ma
ton. 1t seemed like nightmare. 1t was
oppressive from its unnatural calmness over
the crush of such world. Doubtless the
scene will soon change, and we shall begin
TO see something more according to the bills.
At present, considering the splendid re-
hearsals, the performance seems lame and i'm
potpnt
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HOW the Lost Tribes Chl-elod the COm.


mnndments.
We mentioned the curious feature that the
latoly discovered Holy-stone had craven
image on il, and an inscription Of the Com
mandment forbidding the making of any
craven image. A clergyman of Newark,
who is interpreting the Holy-stone, makes
aslightly different reading of the Command
ment, on which he builds the following
theory;
MAY IL not have been written by people
who showed less reverential regard for the
actual and literal text of the Bible than the
superstitious Jews2 Might it not have been
of those who, clinging to the letter, were
prone to violate the spirit; who, not daring
TO make images for themselves deemed it no
breach of this law to make for otheTs2 How
natural this would be for a wandering peo-
plel And may we not conceive at such a
crisis some lofty minded law -giver or scribe
assumed, therefore, to remove all possibi ity
of Cavil or subterluge by writing, Thou
shalt not make for any one &c? NO one
shall bow &c If this be not worthy of
notice, then nothing in this stone is worthy"
This is not only natural, but it does not
require a wandering people to make it so.
We know that the English, who do not wor-
ship idols, manufacture them largely for ex-
port to Africa and other countries where
they are in demand; and the missionaries
which they send out to convert the heather,
and the consignments of pottery idols by the
! same ship, often make ludicrous contrast
| Of the bane and ahtidote. Even in this
country, there are also articles which it is
very respectable to manufacture for export
or for wholesale, but quite disreputable to
consume. If all the features of the holy
stone are as natural as this, it is indeed
worthy of notice,
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DESCENT ON CouSTrRyrrrERs IN PHrLADHL-

DECENT ON CoUNTERFHTERs IN PHILADRL-
PHIA-$5,OOO in Spurious Money Secured
Tuesdays Philadelphia Press remarks:
Last evening Chief Detective Wood, a
squad Of his men, and Lieutenant Jacoby, of
the Twentieth Ward, made descent on the
house of Minnie Price, at Nineteenth and
Poplarstreets, where they secured counter
felt money TO the value of about $1,000 on
the Western Bank of this city.
Minnie Price, the proprietor, who is said
TO be notorious counterfeiter, as soon as he
heard the officers, leaped from the second
story front window and made his escape.
Two other inmates ofthe place, one Of whom
halls from New York, were not quite as sue
cessful as their comrade, they being secured
and lodged in the Twentieth Ward Station
house.
The notes are all fves. and bear the letter
G, and are dated March l, 1859. AS soon as
the inmates of the house heard the officers
they attempted to burn the bogus paper, as q
handkerchief, in which a portion of them
was tied, had large hole burned in 1.-THE
flames going out. The notes are supposed
T. have been engraved in New York, and it
Is Thought they would have been showed"
to-day. eN .rI t
These are the same notes that we mem
toned day before yesterday as having been
detected by our bankers.
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THE Washington mob in1ulged in fare
well performance, night before last in de-
molishiDg the furniture in the Wide-awake
Wigwam. Their next appearance win prob
ably be in the most extraordinary demon
strations of jog over the Inauguration of
Lincoln; then they will be just as ready to
mob Democrats. As Senator Seward once
said TO an hammered Washington mob in
the galleries of the Senate Chamber, "These
people have long arms to reach into the
public treasury, but no shoulders to support
the Constitution"
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Tie Boone County Und.) Bank SwIud,e-
Further Particulars and New Develop.
meBtB Of the Peculiar Case.

Tie Boone County und.) Bank SwIud,e-
Further Particulars and New Develop
meBtB of the Peculiar Case.
Yesterdays indianapolis papers learn that
Mr.. W. l.. Ormsby, the engraver of the
Boone County Bank. notes, admits that
1853 OOO Of the notes were printed by him.
Of this amount $54, 600 were sent TO the
Auditor of State, which would show, adj
mitting that no more bills were printed than
Mr.. Ormsby states, an over-issue Of $685. 900.
limo more were printed, it is not probable
that this entire amount was fraudulently
prepared and put in circulation. There was
not time sufficient from the date of the an
nOuncement that the bank was organized
and in operation until the collapse, to have
forced that amount off, We have no doubt
the utmost industry and skill was used to
put the fraudulent notes in circulation, but
il is hardly probable that our Boone County
Bank fnenciers could have been that sue
cessiul with the notes of a bank lust started
and with only very limited credit We
do not believe that the fraudulent bills in
the hands of innocent holders will much
| exceed 100000.
We understand that Mr., Ormsby says he
| gave certificate to Mr.. Joseph Sweet. one
| of the originators Of the bank, to be handed
To the Auditor Of State, that he had printed
$3.50, 900 of notes from the plates. If so, the
celunCale sent 10 the Auditor, stating that
the amount was $54, ,OO0and no more, must
| be forgery.
! The plates and package of notes contain
| ing $4,000, were sent to the Auditor by
express some eight months ago but he de-
| clIned receiving them for fear that by so do
| ing he might involve the State for the en-
grayer's bill. They were finally taken out of
/ the Express Office by Mr.. Sweet, we believe,
and handed over to the Auditor. 1t will be
exceedingly difficult for Mr.. 0rmsby to salts
| tactOrily explain to the public his agency in
the affair. The parties engaged in the opera
ton must have been known to him and
| probably the object they had in view.
In due time, it is probable that the whole
| scheme from beginning to end will be ex-
! posed with those engaged in it. There were
too many inside and outside persons engaged
in the operation to prevent the facts leaking
| out.
We understand that an officer from St
Louis arrived here yesterday with requisi-
| tiOn for Miles A. Bradley, upon the charge OF
| rassing the fraudulent notes in Missouri
| He win be taken there to-day. He stoutly
aVows his innocence of any fraudulent in-
tent, which We hope he may be able to sub
stantiate.
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Fancy Articles.

HtARD BASKETS, CARD-C CASE :,
~ W9tch;stands, JewelrJ Stands, Porte-mou-
naieE, Latchets, Puff boxes, Toiet-bOttlss, Per-
fume-stands, Mirrors, Pearl Inlaid Hair brushes,
Tooth brushes, and large variety Of other rancy
Articles. For sale by
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist
MOI \. W cor CentrRl-ay and Eighth-st.
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CincInnatI Weekly Press.

0urweekly edition is published this morn
ing, and is for sale at the counting-room at
three cents single. Persons not within con-
venient reach of the daily, will find the.
WEEKLY Press the best substitute, and a
complete news and literary journal for the
family. Subscription price 81 a year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

PHYSICIANS A CEkTURY AGO.-A book
printed in 1868 speaks Of physicians who
were called forenoon men" because patients
"that would speak 10 them TO any purpose
must come 10 the morning, because COM
monty they are drunk in the afternoon"
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For Chapped Hands, etc.

DURE GLYCERIN. GLYCERIN LO-
II TIoE, Gycerole of Roses, Camphor Ice, Cam
phOr Soap, Glycerin Snap, etc. Sold by
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
NOD s. W cor Central-av and Eighth-st
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das6sI EaIIIn. as.d lhs NeII House.

Residents and visitors al Columbus will
regret the loss which Mr.. Failing, the excel
lent host of the Neil House, has suffered IN
the bWning ef that hotel, as well as the
Pubne lsss Ofhls fes honse, Just as the hotel
season At the Capital was about to COM
mence
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
NTOHR, SOLOMON & MOHR, A FIRM

N0HR,, SOLOMON &s MOHR, A FIRM
IN doing business in the State Of ohin, vs Henry
d +. Of Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County,
Ohio.-On the 18th day Of October, 1860 at our in-
stance an Order Of Attachment was issued by o. r,
HaIselmann, PY AGAINST the property and effects
OF Henry Esman, for.ths sum of two hundred and
twenty-six dollars and eleven cents (s2ai ~, aud
gar nishse process served on Toppan, McKiliop &
Co., and returned; also, summons returned defend.
ant not found; and said is set for hearing be-
fore said Justice the 18th day Of December, at
O'Clock A NJ -
root 'awTu MOHR, SOLOMON / MoHR.
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SUPERIOR COURT-NoTToE IN AT.

SUPERIOR COURT-NOTICE IN AT.
y ThCHMENT.- Mary Chadwick and James B.
Chadwick, PARTNERS, as N. O. Chadwick Co, against
David W. Ferton and Benjamin Fenton, partners,
as FentGn Co.-No. l3,4l2 The said defenda ts,
David w. Fenton, of the City and State of New
York, and Benjamin Fenton of the CITY Of Mem
Ihs, IN the state Of Tennessee, hereby ltifed
that the plaintiff above named, on the first day Of
October, 1860. filed his petition in said Court the
object and demand of which Is to obtain dgment
Rt per centum from September %, $780, that an
order Of attachment has been issued and property
twiDe; that unless the said defendants answer said
petition on or before the eighth day Of December,
A. D. ls60 judgment will be rendered against Them
and the said attached property sold And the said
defendants are hereby notified that dspositions will
be taken in this action at No II Spruce street. In
the city Of New York, on Wednesday, the 2ist day
Of NoyembeH 4. d. leo, between the hours Of. nine
(9) o'clock A. NJ. aud nine (9) o'clock P. M Of said
day. TILDEN & TILDEN for Plaintiffs
October 27, 1850. nos.fW
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rSSc CS-c 'swTu MoHR, SOLOMON / MoHR.
EOBN BUTTRRMILLER VS., HENRl

- kSSMAN.- Before Peter Bell p, OF Cincll-
natl rownehip, Hamilton County, 0hio.-The de-
tendant will take notice that at my instance said
Justice issued an Order Of Attachment in the above
action for the of twenty dollars Said cause is
set for trial the 3lst day Of December, 1861 at
O'Clock A. ri. oc3O-cslawTn
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R%BALDNEsS CgREnmzFoR

49, real worth, WOODS HAIR REST0R A.
TIVE is undoubtedly the best preparation now in
use for restoring hair bald heads, changing gray
hair to its original color and. as cosmetic or
for pmples it is fast taking the place of other
prepaTatiOns. No toilet now a.days is complete
without it
CAUTI0N.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as
seversl are already in the market, called by differ
ent names. Use none unless the words Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, st Louis. No,
and New Iork, )" are blown in the bottle Sold by
all druggists and patent medic dealers also by
all tancy 8pd toilet goods dealers Ia the United
States and Canada. nos -Sa, Tu, ,Th-bm
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Ool4.ayI M. II. .RYBOLT g. FIsHER.
M, KAgsHNER,s PATENT nLRC-

nRa; K!As,RsHNER,s PATRXT ELBC-
NJ TRu-THERAt tEUTiC BATHS OUHES
PERFORMhD BY THEM; Mr.. NJ thampaiu, But-
ter MeTchapt, 2i3 Central-ayenue Mercurial Adec-
tion aud ParaIy sis Of the right leg. W A. Stacey,
Plumber, 2b3 Central avenue Structure, martial
Paralysis and extreme Merry BUSINESS. Jas II White,
Attorney at 'aw, 260 Walnut street, rheumatism Of
ten years standing. NJ. Snyder, Attorney -at-law,
General Debility, caused by hard study John II.
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, ZIG Vine street, Asth-
matte and Catarrhal Affection. Mr.. Houston, Tim
ner at Dawsrn's Tin-shop, George-street, Asthma,
Dyspepsia and nerv prostratOn. VIM. .Diek.
Carpt DteT, AZ Barr-street PRpiation OF the Heart
and flow of blood to the brain. Mr. Adams, Guyan-
dot, Va, Paralysis of the entire right side Mrs.
DR.. Wombeugh, 220 Barr. street, Incipient OOn-
sumption. Miss Kate 'DOherty, George-street Gel
lular Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. HighWar-
den, TifBn Ohio, Falling ofthe Womb and II Hysteria-
These Baths are In successful operation at Ala
West Fifth street, between Mound and Park, under
the charge Of DR.. N. Smith Boynton. Tho Doctor
refers all those Wishing to try these Baths to the
above named persons, and to many IL desired.
All Chronic AID Nervous Ailments treated with
equal tuccess. ScrOfula, Narcotic, and all mineral
poisoDs HbstTacted from the system Patients will
not tke cold after taking these baths in the cOldest
weather. Call and get pamphlet, giving tho
theory and practice Of this new mode az treatment
No other baths like them in the city, Consuitatioa
free. Office hours from A NJ oSx P NJ. Mes.
BoYNToS will sttend TO the ladies' For further
particulars, call or address, inclosing stamp,
DIR. N. SMITH BOY NTON, p
oc2S.f Cinsiunati, Ohio.
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A CARD.

WIZ, HENRY G. sTRVENS, FORMER.
10 Inform his friends and the public that he has not
iett the city but hos purchased the Upholstery
business of Mr.. CosgToye, 25S Walnut-st., be.
tween Sixth and Seventh, and Is making ali kinds
4 Maitresses and Bedding Also, doing all kinds
OF Fancy Upholstery. Hotel-k eepers aud dealers
will do well to give me a call nor r.
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- PERSONS ABOUT COMMENC-
49, ING housekeeping will find a complete
assol tment Of desirable articles at HUNTIN Nc
TONS, 119 Man-st. They have just received
large invoice Cf the real English Albats treble-
plated Spoons and Forks that have given such uni
yersal satisfaction 20 all who hayetried this article.
Also, Ivory handled Table and Dessert Knives of
best English AID American make. Tea-trays,
Plated Warmers, Polished Steel Fire Sets, and a
full and complete assortment of articles usually
found in houee. furnishing stores at prices that
defy competition. Call and examine the new goods
at (a) HUNTINGT0 Ms 119 Maiu-st.
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ARM4NIsTRATOR,s SALE OF

A DMINIST RATOR,S SALE OF
IN REAL ESTATE. John p. Bogart, adminis.
traitor of Peter Bogart, deceased rs. Hannah Boz
gart, et Gl.-lNo. 69S.l j Hamilton County Probate
Court.-ln pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court of Hamilton County, Ohio to me directed
will, at eleven O'Clock A. Nj. on SATURDAY, the
Sth day Of December next, sell at public ion,
the promises, the following described real estate
free Of dover, towt: All that act Of land lying
and beil z in Anderson Township, Hamilton County,
as follows: beginning at an elm the creek at tho
northwest corner of the tract; thence south 22S
ard Ayres's line and corner Of the Widow Bngart's
land; thence east 6l poles and IS links 10 stone in
the line Of Mr. Duekwall; thence north 30 degrees,
east &c poles and link, to corner in the creek
there ee south Ga degrees west DC poles and IL links
"a the place of beginning, containing 20 acres,
rood and rods, mCre less; appraised at S93 per
acre, free of dover, and being lot No. 2 made by
the appraisers in this case. Terms of sale ne
third cash in hand and the residue Ia two equal an
nuDl payments, with interest, secured BY mortgage
OIL the premises. JOHN p. BOGART,
- Administrator of p. Bogart, deceased.
RoBERT MOORE, Attorney mol
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- PAIMER,s yEGETABEE COS

~ .PAIMER;S yEGETABEE Co.'S
&NA METIC LOTION is the king of all reme-
dies for the Of Pimples and other eruptions Of
the face. letter the hands and other parts of the
person, Satrheum, Ery sipelas Diseases Of the Scalp
Old Sores, wherever located; itching EruItops Of
all kinds, Scaly Eruptions Of all kinds, Barber's
Itch, Ringworms, Chilblains, Fever BisteTs, the
Stngs of Bees, tie Bites of Musquetoes, Fleas, &c
also; the Bites of Poisonous Reptiles-ndeed every
kind Of cutaneous disease
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. my Circulars and
Pamphlets. The evidence extends period of
nearly thirteen years, proving that IL has cured in
nuniberless cases that have bailed the skill of the
most eminent physicians
Mcssrs AnsoI Baker & Co., New York. write re-
specting PALMER'S VEGETABLE COSMETIC
LOTION, under date Of July Is, 1889:
"Ar acquaintance of ours has been cured by IL Of
Ec2cDR on both legs and feet, after having been
pronounced ineurable 10y. physicians IN and ont of
the hospital IT. writer has also been cured of the
same trouble, after having tried every thing he
could think Of for eighteen months"
Are You troubled with any kind of disease of the
skinl This Lotion is offered to youwith the assur-
anco thai i is The great sovereign remedy for every
such afiction. Prepared oD,y by .
S0LON PALMER.
No. 36 West Fourth at,
And for sale by Druggists generally. oo5
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So A. A. ETsrEH, Clocks, watches aud Jewslry,
Nos. sls and 37l Oentral-aveuuo
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AL AGREE. you sRHI

NEW ALBANY, SEPT. II, 1S6O.-MR.
~ J. ], BUrLER, Agent, CincinnAti-Plsass
quarts down, ofyour EXCkLsIoR FLUID INKS,
and ObhSe Yours truly, =, q. DAY,
n. bah trades suited. FayS Patent TAss for
sale nc6-f
v. n. IALDaM. .. ,. BALDWu.
BALDWIN a BALDWIN,
A TTOHNkXB AT Law, HANH MgIl4pa
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So MAMMOTH sKY-LIGHr.-Gt is truly astonish
Ing what rush there is at wrNDER's Gallery this
hne weather, for his Photographs; though whom we
remember that the Mechanics Fair awarded him
the First Premium for the best Photographs ON ex-
hibiion, the prominent galleries in this city,
1t only oonvinces us that tho public are appre-
ciatlng their interests. Gallery Central-avenue,
opposito Court-street.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERsHIP. HERETQFORE z
u existing under the firm 0f SKILLmAN, hob
INsOH a BRUINS, is this dey dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. Skillman is authorized TO receive all
sums due and to pay all claims
Cincinnati, November 8, 1860.
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Rs- Patent Enamoiod Shirt Collars at MAsoN'
Hat-store, ~ Fifth street. Oc3-x'
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SPIRITUALISM. - MRS. A. II.
~ CURRIER, of Lowell, Mass, one Of our
best and most eloquent "Trauce Mediums will
lecture at Metropolitan Hall, N. T. corner # Ninth
ard Walnut. SITS, THIS (Thursday) EVENING,
Nov s, at ~ O'Clock. All who desire to hear our
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HIP-ROBINsON 4 BRUINS
have this DAY rmed partnershtp, AHd will con-
tinue the business at the old stand, Centralay,
opposite Dayton. nO6-cP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES' FuRs.

SPJRITUALISM-WO FUL
R MARIFESTATIONS.-J. B C0NKLIN,
can be consulted every dav and even-
ing, at his rooms, 5 Carlisle Building, 8 Fourth
ST, near Walnut.
Houis-FTom Q A. NJ. to lOP.M. nos.a"
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- I. - - B I. y - -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-11-09

APPLEs.-There is scarcely an article Of
vegetable food more widely useful and more
universally loved than the apple. Why every
farmer in the nation has not an apple orchard
where the trees will grow at all, is one of the
mysteries. Let every family lay in from two
to ten or more barrels, and it will be to them
the most economical investment in the whole
range of culinaries. A raw mellw apple IS di-
gesied in an hour and half; while boiled cab
bage requires five hours. The most healthy
dessert which can be placed on table, is a
baked apple Ii taken freely at breakfast,
with coarse bread and butter, without meat or
flesh of any kind. it has an admirable effect on
the general system, often removes constipation,
correcting acidiiies, and cooling of febrile con-
ditions. more effectually than the most approx
ed medicines.
If families conld be induced to substitute
the apple-sound. ripe and iuscious-for the
pies. cakes, candies and other sweetmeats with
which their children are too often indiscreetly
stuffed, there would be a dininution in the
sum total of doctors bills in a single year,
sufficient TO lay in a stock of this delicious
fruit for a whole seasons use Halls jour
nal or Health