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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

ANOTHER ROYAL MARRIAGES IN PRosPRor-
BstrOtkaI Of The Princess Alice Maud-A
London correspondent says report reaches
the English public through the columns of a
German newspaper, stating that the Princess
Alice Maud is to be publicly betrothed to
Prince Louis, of Hesse Darmstadt, at Nay
ence, where the ceremony is TO take place in
the presence Of her majesty, ahd with great
pomp. The Princess was born on the 26th of
April, l643, consequently she is now in her
seventeenth year, Her betrothed Is a little
over three-and-twenty. The Princess Is
greatly beloved by every body about her,
though on other grounds than those which
endsared her elder sister.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

FAvoRITE Dishes OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
The Philadelphia Press, in dissertation
upon dinners, says;
A man can dine, like prince, from asingle
dish, with no other sauce than appetite-if
needs be. Beans, and the flesh of the por-
cine quadruped, is capital dish at times.
George the FOurths great treat was the
blade-bone of a shoulder of mutton, grilled
into devil, and accompanied by brandy
punch and curacao. His father used 10 dine
three times aweek from boiled leg of mutton
and turnips, with caper-sauce. Napoleon's pet
dish was roast chicken; but he committed
the enormity which finally sent him to st.
Helena, of spending no more than ten
minutes at his dinner, and then of going
back to his work. This caused indigestion,
and irritated his brain, and so led TO his de-
feat and abdication in 1914. The father Of
Queen Victoria delighted in fried bacon. On
the day of Lord Byron's coming TO age he
had east-royal-Lucullus dining with
himself-and, he has recorded, made mag
niieent repast from ham and eggs, with a
couple of glasses of home-brewed ale.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

ONE OF THE CRY GUARDIANs.-Tf Police
man No. 62 really desires it, he can see the
writer of the favorable notice of his perform
ance at the Opera-house, at this Office any
afternoon or evening. That will save his ex-
pending threats and profanity on uninter-
ested persons,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

THE GOLDEN ERA.-We have received a
copy. of this pamphlet with request to no.
tice it. The aim of the work is thus stated
in the title page; "How the workingmen,
the original proprietors Of wealth and of
power, can be Immediately reinstated as the
sole fountain-head and dispensers of all that
is great and good, will be fully developed in
this work'-a contamination devoutly to be
wished
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

BLUE EYES CHARACTERISTIC OF GREAT
MEE.--It is said that all the Presidents of
the United States, except General Harrison,
had blue eyes. Among the great men Of
the world blue eyes appear to have been
predominant; Socrates, Shakespeare, Locke,
Bacon, Milton, Goethe, Franklin, Napoleon
and Humbolt, all had blue eyes.
We might add that nearly all the eminent
military men Of the United States also have
or had blue eyes; and yet we do not like
them in men.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

CoRoNRR's INoUEsT.- Carey yester-
day held an inquest over the body Of a man
named Owen Wade, who was found dead in
his bedroom, at the corner of Ninth-street
and Broadway, yesterday morning about six
this city, about three weeks. He was thirty
five years old, and leaves a family, who are
at present in Xenia. The jury rendered q
verdict Of death from apOplexY. -----
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

BOARD OF CITY IMPROVEMENTS. - The
Board met at the usual hour, yesterday, Mr..
kiersted in the Chair. After the minutes
had been read and approved, Mr.. Stagge
offered resolution that the Commissioner
of the Northern District be authorized to
have the crossings at the intersection of
cost not exceeding SIS for each crossing.
Mr.. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, offered
plats and estimates for the following work,
namely:
Grading and paving, with brick, the side
walks Of Ludlow-street, from Second to
Pearl:
The same, on both sides of Linn-street,
from Seventh to George.
Paving with brick, the wings of Ludlow
street sidewalks, from Second to Pearl.
Paving, with bowlder-stone, Andrew ws-al-
ley, from Vine to Race-street.
The following lamp-posts were located:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

SPLENDID 0YsTERs.-Waggoner at &c
Sixth-street and 2e3 Central-avenue, above
Fifth, is still leading the market in the way
of fine oysters. Every body appears to be
delighted with them. Try one can of Wag-
goners best, and you will be sure to bny
again,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

To NY PATRoNs IL am fast recovering
from my late illness, and through the skill
of my eminent physician, DR.. O. T. Hart,
i can confidently state that will be able to
extract teeth without pain, drugs OF danger,
by my new process, on Friday, October 26. {
DIR. J. B. FRANCIS,
81 West Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

MAN DRowEED.-The body of an unknown
man, apparently about fifty years of age, was
found floating in the river, near the foot of
Harriet-street, yesterday morning about six
o'clock. An inquest was held, and a YER
dict of death by accidental drowning rem
dered,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

WINTER UEDERwEARs-Under-c for
ladies, gentlemen and children, In great va
riety, is now being offered by Leayitt &
Bevis, at unprecedented low prices. See ad-
Yertisement,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

MEETING OF THE ST. GEoRGE's SocIETY.
A meeting of the st. Georges Society was
held at the Horticultural Rooms, corner of
Sixth and Walnut, last night, but no busi-
ness Of Importance was transacted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

SLAUGHTER AND PAcKING-aoUsE AT AUc-
TIoN.-J. Graf 4 Co. sell, at half-past three
o'clock this afternoon, on the east side Of the
kfami Canal, near the Mohawk bridge, a
slaughter and packing-hOuse. See advertise
ment.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

Day GooDs.-0ur lady readers will find a
rare collection of seasonable, staple and
fancy Dry Goods, at s. O. brakes, No. 449
Fifth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

Jacob Ruckstuhl local editor of the Louis
vile (Ky.) AaSeigsT, was set upon on Satur-
day night and badly beaten BY several Ger
mans, one Of whom be shot.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

TENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE HOUSE OF
REFUGE.-The following statistics are taken
from the Tenth Annual Report of the Direc-
tors of the House of Refuge:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

WEEKLY RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
The license receipts at the Mayors Office
for the week ending yesterday, amounted to
$765 90, derived from the following sources
IN press 80
81 90
80
W
90
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
PERSONAL.

NIERsONAL.-95 reward for information that
III will lead to the detection Of the person or per-
sons who stole my stone, from lot between -Four.
teenth and FifteOnth-sts., and between Elm and
Eocss.e ElSS;ss' ''silzgo'1 1y''eA; ;15S cuttsf-st
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City News.
LETTERS DETAINED roR WANT ar pnsrI a,

Tuesday, October %, 1860:
Rowland Ellis, Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. Eliza D9rr, sulphur Springs, o.
Thomas J. Bargis, Richmond, Ind.
y, q g. Green, Jackson, Miss
Werman a Ferlong, Grab Orchard, Ill.
Geo. w. Corn, Wayerly, o.
hate OOQnnell, indianapolis, Ind.
Mary s. Robinson, Lebanon, o.
silas Adkins, Memphis, Tenn.
Silas Adkins, Nicksburg, Miss.
George dig, Hamilton, o.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ATrirdis-Telegraph, Louisville; Bostona, Ports.
mouth; Prioress Madison Pomsroy, PttsbuEg J.
burg; Economy st. Louis Liberty, Wheeling; Dnu-
Sandy
epdrtures-Telegraph, Louisville; Proress, Madi-
som BSstepa, Portsmeuthi Dunleith, Neyille Clip,
Cook, pittshurg Liberty, Wheeling; Pomeroy,
Louisville; Ellen Gray, ksnawhR River.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
FOUND.

INOUND-TAKEN UPON last Friday, a large
~ black Newfoundland Dog, with chain collar,
The owner can have him by calling at 03l West
FrOnt-st. oc23. b.
ENOUND-TAKEN UP- small sorrel Pony
II (maTe), blind In the left eye. Oan be had at
1aA Buckeye.st oc23-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
COvINGToN ELECTION.

RP s. @. STEPHENS Is THE POPU-
LAR and winning candidate on the Independent
January election. He expects no benefits and asks
no favors, only from his friends. oe24-aF
gg- BENZ. EGELsTON Is A CANDI.
DIDATE for CITY WEIGHER at the next jan
uary election. oc24-aS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

MIa3MAEwk aSMaLAd Y EsIL! ERsILEX .PJAAlT PJhAlTNTIEF, Vs.
Hanselman, ]. p. of Cincinnati Township, Hamil.
ton geunty, Ohio the 10th day Of October, 1850
said Justice Issued an Order Of Attachment in the
ab2fe action, for the OF twenty-on dollars and
y one one cents and said eanse Is set for hearing
sgn,sioeak ntsa an; a. M; So. MICHAEL RILEY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s, ATSP.M.
For Parkersburg, Wheeling and Pittsburg.
STEAMER EUNICE, CAPT. McLURE,
~ leaves as above. ~WW~ =
oc2I T. MCBURNIE, Agent. zassslslaEz.z EzassssllAaEz.zc
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION sALE.-BY KELLOGG &WILL-
THIS GT1esdSyl MoRHIEd, Oct. q @ at IL s o'cIocE,
Sz Sofas, sociSbies, pariOr and EiIzsbetS chairs,
SsDs-seat cottage do, bureaus, bedstsads, tables,
ALs0-Plstea Ware Of sets casters, fruit.dishs.s,
Ry ssSSd' BA1keis SPd Gns second
/ A UCTION .sALE-BY KELLOGG WILL
6h %ESNssS III MS october asss TsrS e. t
SDcleck e general variety Of Dry and fancy Goods,
AT iOx O'Clock, BY order q the administrator, A.
ry S saFf tsS. snd va
AIS0-A general assortment of new and second
hand and Furniture Stoves BeseadihP6g Carpets etc
A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT Co.
"a Slaughter and Packing-house.-Qn WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, October "a, will be sold at auc-
tho east a. dc the riS SsS on So SR
south Of the Mohawk Bridge, and near II. Rasehers
sSs rasd y fRS ds
g. iSet fr91t on BY from g to rs feet
SssR Ti a ss TE osSs Ihs anS sGS
cellar; Put up ss6Prsssy sP for the 6gs
strong stone foundations and heavy tmbers, and an
lee-h0use IN the center Of the building, and Is we'll
signed Terms Of ssie@one. third oaSR, balance p IN
one Two and three years. with six per cent interest,"
ises. Title good and sale positive.
JACOB GRAFT Co., Auetioneers,
oc2l Is East Fosrth st.
A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT 90.
IN. Receivers Sale, by order of COurt-Will be
sold at public auction, on THURSDAY MORNING,
October p, at O'Clock, ON the premises, all the
stock and chattel property belonging to the late
John Walkers brewery, ON Sycamore-street, north
Of the Canal, consisting Of ale and Porter in barrels
malt, &e iron and wood bound barrels and half,
barrels, kegs, puncheons &c; platform scales hoop
step. ladders, stillions, horses, ale wagons,
drays, cart lot Of harness. stoves coal, ware
Terms of sale-cash.
u JAMES McGREGOR, Receiver.
Cincinnati, October 10, 1860,
JACOB CRAFT, Auctioneer,
oou No. rs East Fonrth-st.
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FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-STORE AND DWELLING-No.
n 222 West Flfth-st., all in good order or lease
and fixtures for sale at o bargain. Apply to j.
DALTON, 146 West Fifthst oc23-b+
EVOR RENT-To A SMALL FAMILY A
n Suite Of Rooms on, the FIRST. floor, newly pa
pered and painted; hydrant, cistern good cellar
and large yard. Inquire at No. "a Hathaway ST,
Rent in advance. oc2I- -bS
ENOR RENT-A pleasant and comfortably fur
- nished front room, with gas aud CRATE, suita-
private family, few minutes walk from the POST
office. Address H., Press Office. oc23-b"
NOR RENT-Two new Brick Dwellings, on
n the south side of Wade.st., between Central
av. and John-st., containing seven rooms hydrant,
etc Apply to HIHKLE, GUILD CO., No. 36S
West Fr0nt-st. oc22-df
y manufacturing purposes, in the rear of the
Photograph Gallery, 30 and "a Broadway, ad-
loining the Broadway Hotel. Apply at the Gallery.
RENT low: ocl6-H
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STEAMBOATS,.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, AT P. M.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
STEAMER OHIO NO. 8, CAPT. HE'S
oc2 I. MoBURNiE, Agent, ss&lAa==sIN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
BOARDING.

S1AANA@44NA1sHa
DOARDING-WANTE two young men,
A1 in small family, at not over 50 per week.
Address L. B.. this Office. oe7I-b'
x0ARDING-A couple of single gentlemen can
- bs accommodated with nice front room at 84
Eiith-street, corner Of Broadway. oca-bS
nOARDING--AccOmm for two gentle-
10men at l38 SycamOre-st., above Fourth; also
a small family and few day-boarders. Oc23-bs
EROARDING-A gentlemA and lady aud a few
- single gentlemen can be accommodated with
BOARD and pleasant rooms at 81 Pike'st. oc23 b
RQARDING-TwOni nicely y furnished rooms Tone
~ trOnt)I Tor gentlemen and their wives, or rooms
Tor three OF tour single gentlemen. at Harrison
81. House has gas, baths, etc. oc23-bt
ROAHDING-Iyo single gentlemen can be &C.
~ eommodated with pleasant room aud board
at 20S West Flith7st between Central-ay and
John-st. Terms IS 90, including fuel and light
loc23-b'l
ROARDING--wANT gentleman and his
AD wife to board I'm strictly private family In a
central locality, Two beautiful rooms nnfnrnished,
gus, bath rooms &C, at reasonable price. Address
j at this Office oc23-bs
QOARDING-Eamilies and single gentlemen
ADcan be accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms, furnished Or u1fnrnished several single
rooms can also be had day-boarders wanted. Ap-
ply az "a 1hITd ~ East Of Broadway oc23-dS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Plumbing Plumbing!

n AM PREPARED TO FIT UP BATHS,
n hot or cold Water-closets, Pump-h ydrants,
II. RIcCOLLUM,
Ee-3 1OI Sixth-st, bet Vine and Racs,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Tailors' Pattern Paper.

Annn LBS. OF THE BEST QUAIL
ASBOV ITY on hand. For sale by
NIXON, OHATFIELP WOODS,
oel6 ~ and 79 Walnut-ssre6t.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
STRAYED.

STRAYED-From 12R East Fourth St, a sor-
ks - rel Pony, with white face; sore place on his
oc24-af JACOB ELSAS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

sas. 3!.PJ.AAt .RJEAINsEssE. IL e yF
Hanselman, ?. OF CINCINNATI Township Hsmil,
ton County, Ohio;-On the 4th day OF Sepfem ber
1850, said Justice issued Order of Attachment IN
the above action, Tor the sum Of ten dollar and
said cause Is set for hearing before said Justce ON
the sOth day Of November, at o,elock 4 M -
MARTIN MURRAY,
Dated, October is, 1860. cclQ'csF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
LOST.

II OST-PUP-A black -and-tan Terrier Pup A
~ liberal reward will be given for his delivery at
201 Vine-st. oc2l-bS
II .OsT--$1O REWARD-A leather Pocket book,
asked upon returning 1t to j. p. HARRISON,
Sixth and Madison-sts., CUViugton, Ky. ocRl-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24

DxsoriStiOSs HdVsftiss e 3 n ths D bl liLY YfRFsS
Il Sests bSt = trins, and Tsu VIII sssa hare Eolr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Old CASTLE Soap

nLD CASTLE SOAP; LOWS BROWN
Lind Soapi Moss Rose Soap Geranium Soap Musk
Soap Glehn's Honey Soap Glenns Brown Wind
1or Soar Glenn's White Windsor Soep. For sale bY
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
iy8 s. W. cor Central-AV. and Etghth-St.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
Wines and Liquors.

SPARKLING CATAWBA WINE, STILL
Madeira Wine; Old Bourbon Whisky Old French
DFsShIay UG ay9nd S Sin ~ Jamaica ksm
ALBERT ROSS druggist,
1yS B. W. cor. Central av. and Eighth st.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

Rgy. ALEXANDER CLARK, Editor of
|. "School Visitcr," says:
ave have had ample opportunities to
,ov that tie entire faculty Of the Iron
u College is composed of competent
j faithful instructors, chat every HI.
cement announced in the widely diff
ed advertisement of this institution, is
,mptly carried out, in the course Of study
d discipline by which this college has
N its present reputation"
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New Publications.
AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE.
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
II ALI BAHIA

THE CELEBRATED ORIENTAL TRAVEL
LER IN PERSIA, TURKEY AND RUSSIA
WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIVE EPI
SODES AND INCIDENTS EDITEDBY
MORlER, PUBLISHED By DUANE RULI-
son, SO South Third Street. PHILADELPHIA.
The late Washington Irving often wrote in
that style Of irony which is called bv critics
gTG0c 6antsr Hajji Baba's Adventures exhibit
the same style. This is admirably developed
in the most entertaining satire on the morals
and habits Of the Orientals in the narrative
of his adventurous life,-no book which has
ever been published exhibits such glowing and
graphic pictures of many of the mysteries Of III.
Hdrem.
1t enchains the attention of the scholar and
charms every reader, and while with master
hand the magic pen with resistless power
causes the mind Of the reaoer to revel in lux
urious pleasure, it also aims TO benefit and
instruct.
person who once reads Haiji Baba will
never forget it, and he will always recall with
pleasure and profit its curious scenes, incidents
and lessons. 1t is the best exposition ever yet
made of the manners, and customs, modes of
thoughts, and expressions among Persians
Turks and Russians, among whom.he was the
most bold and daring of adventurers, he re-
lates the narrative Of bis astounding feats
hair breadth escapes and ludicroas misfor-
tunes as BARRIERS Son, Traveller, Prisoner,
Robber, Water Carrier, Dervish, Doctor, Low
er, Executioner, Marriage Broker, Merchant,
Courtier, Author, and Secretary to the Per-
sian Ambassador, to England so as 10 amuse
with an ingeniousnesS truly remarkable. The
book is inexhaustible in interest as well az in
comparable in fun. No work ever issued ex-
hibits so greet variety for the pastime of the
intellect and the information of the mind 1t
is large g mo. volume of Four Hundred and
Sixteen Pages, handsomely gotten up and pub
i'shed by Duane RuliSon, proprietor of the
well known Quaker City Publishing House,
Philadelphia. In order to place this book
within the reach Of all, Mr.. Rulison has de-
termined to sell it at the low price of One Dol
lar, and will send the book accompanied with
valuable Gift, on the receipt of the price and
twenty cents to prepay postage.
Mr.. Rulison has just issued a new, enlarged
and revised catalogue containing upwards Of
| 1900 Volumes which will be sent free on ap-
plication, giving full information relative to
establishing Agencies in the Gift Book Bust
ness. Address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
33 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ntm Embellishments,
FOR SALE--CHEAP,

nNE PAIR OF -SLEIGHS and TWO
" HORSE LONG SLEIGH. For particu-
lars, call upon or address
P. A. STEBBINS.
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| Tile KuckerJocher Aaga.ine for Jan
krc is received, and is decidedly rich in
berary wealth. It's articles relative to
ashington irving are we'll worth the
ice of the Magazine year. 1t has a
Nc story entitled "Six-b Seven" and
|veral poems, besides two or three arti,
es Of the practical class-one particu-
lily, on the Physical Decline of Ameri-
In Women" which is we'll worth ger
ral perusaI. We send the Knickerbock-
and the JOURNAL both for SO .25 year.
Those looking for the "Great Show
lyertsement of P. A. Stebbins, will find
on the fourth page of this number
II hands down there are busy waiting
customers since that column vas pub
,hed and all agree that printers ink is
very successful incentive to customers.
'e are pleased to notice large increase
our local advertising patronage within
e last year-an increased faith in the
:ity of telling people what you have to
Il, and that you do not fear sompeti-
On.
Spencer following the example ofoth-
merchants, sends greeting a Happy
ew Year to all, in the most fashionable
amer of announcing things now-a-days.
,e his column.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

Hon. JUDGE MASON, Of Iowa, who
made himself SO popular with the Invent.
ors of the Country while he held the Of
tce Of Commissioner of Patents, has, we
learn, associated himself With MUM &
Co., at the Scientific Ameracan office
New York. The acquisition of,he Judge
to the patent business of that establish
ment will gire them prestige that nc
other soliciting agency can claim.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05

SHtcitte.--Just as We are going to press
Eis Thursday morning, we have been
Fade acquainted with the particulars of
suicide committed in Bingham town.
|hip, near Genesee Forks, two weeks ago
Pst Saturday evening at o'clock, when
IN Englishman named Isaac Dalton, cut
lls throat with a common broad blade
lack-knifs-cutting off all the arteries Oh
both sides of his neck with surgical ex-
ic9ess. Coroner Stout held an inquest
pn the body, and the following facts were
eicitcd:
lie was man of about 80 years of age.
fnd came to this county from England
pV years ago, leaving his wife and a child
pr two there, since which time he has
never seen them. He has lived in bach
cI0r style In Bingham during that period,
ana was in possession of a handsome prop
|erty 1t seems that he has recently ex-
Alolted fear that some one was going 10
ALL him, and was afraid to stay alone, and
repeatedly asked some of his friends TO
stay With him nights. On the evening
Of his death he went to the residence Of
hlS sisters husband, Mr.. Colson, about
il'le distant, and requested to stay all
u'snt, which request was readily granted.
Alter sitting round awhile he went out
SUI was gone about ten minutes, when
=" friends thinking he was gone longer
man ~: he intended, went out after him.
m .ts tracks were followed into the barn,
n, maere they found him laying on the hay
uOW with his throat cut, as above stated,
Vi - each side. He was not dead, and
m vnsn they picked him up he spoke to
'ueui as follows: "Friends let me die in
[ p.'ce have few words for you You
I1asssone lave bad neighbors--Perry, Hicock,
-''u brougham." He was then carried
,a'O ~ The house aud laid on a bed, where
%' -; u pred In about % minutes from the
''u'' he had gone out. lie was evident
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Fatal 1ccident-We learn that at
bout 6 O'Clock last Wednesday evening,
man named George Housler, farmer
lying about 8 miles distant, was intoxi-
hted and standing en- the steps of the
Emporium On. L. Dike's) House in Ship
|.n, M'Kean Co., holding loaded gun
, bis right hand with the stock resting
h the floor, when a drunken Irishman
Ame up behind him and tapped him on
be shoulder, which caused movement
y Housler that made the gun 90 of, and
be ball passed up through his right cheek
ld temple. He lived two nights and a
Jay in an insensible condition. He was
bout 80 years of age, and leaves wife
nd two children to mourn his loss, and
ThO may truly charge to whiskey the loss
1 a husband aud father.
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fy insane, and had always bitterly de-
n0unced Lord Brougham whenever his
Hame was mentioned in conversation. His
warming against his immediate neighbors
was evidently uniustifed.