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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

agiA HUGx Story OF HEALED ToE.-A
.Frcnchman named Frank Coder being in the
the other day, unfortunately cat off his big
toe, severing it entirely from the foot, Pick
ing IT up he put it in his pocket, walked hali
mile, found some bloodroot which be
smashed up, and applied it thoroughly to the
stump and also to the CUTOFF portion, and
then restored the latter to its place. As the
result the parts owned each other, and have
grown togethenas firmly as ever, and the
man has as good toe as he had before, ex.
cept that in healing it adhered partially tc
the neighbOring toe, Incredible as this may
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
draupSic BesscrIptis9n q 'igSeH hsfsis q n Me-
r lqzze by Alexander Quppg Heroic Cone

u
Graphic Description Of the Battle Of Me-
n lezse by AlexPnder Puppg7H Heroic Cons
"a Naeh gtaafipaidis ~, nsl. Iy-~t !
II, The, Patis Pfesse publishes letter from
Alexander Dumas. describing tho en- enaapeu,dnt
"a NJ 1 ak, /. ,..-g ri - i1,,l1 6
Nsee'o.-o' ~ hnlenAs w WIZ. an yyc wl'hess' oi
! which the following are extracts I. . adf 10
At dawn, on the goth all the troops were
Z movement SS,sa u. e % The ne SsapUtas shO
issso @ % which thew @ occnpied IalencBini y sST, o
nianded the left; Generate lMedici and Coecns
the center; while the fightswa composed of a
few cpmpaniee. only, intended to cover the
center and left wing from q surprise. Carl
baldi was in thescenter, where the action was
expected 70 be the shafpest. The firing began
on the left from the Neapolitan outposts, con-
Ecealedin a reed-bed ihalfsway bel veah BIeri
and Melazzo. A.quarter of an hour later the
center attacked the Neapolitan line and droye
it from lis frst position. The right mean
while dislodged the Neapolitans from some
houses which they oceupiedY AS the difficult
ties of the ground prevented re-enforcements
from arriving, Bosco, with SOC. men,
turned upon the i've or SIX hundred who had
driven him back. J The latter were mt FIRST
obliged 10 retire before the superior numbers
OF the enemy; but When otbef Er0dps Came
upto their aid, they again attacked the enemy,
| Iuuuy OI -WcIG etill COuCthlcu
reeds and protected, BY sfgstrses, 90 that 4
charge with the bayonet was impossible. Me-
dici, while adyspcing at. ,tlle head Of his men,
had q horse killed Under him, Gosenz was
struck in ths neck by spent ball and fell;
he was for a moment supposed 10 bo mortally
wodbded, but he whs only stunned, and ai-
most instantl he was on his legs again,
shouting UipG l21p -, as,.,f SIsysg
Garibaidj at ths cad of the gepDese Car
bineers and some giil a des, htteunptedCto take
the enemy IN the Hank, but suddenly came
on y gun place. ia the cefisefof the road,
and which M deteffnined ~ attack When
within twenty PAGES, the cannon, loaded
with grape, was fired by the Kings troops
The effect was terrible; only Eve Or six men
Remained stand'hg 6aribaldi had part Of
his boot and his stirrup carried away his
horse was also wounded, and he was COM
PEELED to alight. Major Breda and his trup-
peter were killed by his side; Misori's horse
fell dead under him Statella was left stand
ing unhurt in the midst Of the iron storm;
all the others were killed or wounded. The
gun which had done all this mischief was
taken soon after. Then the Neapolitan in
fantry opened and gave passage to charge
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VOL. ri, NO. ia



LirrLr MIAEI-IT minutes faster than Uily time !
-7s30 AM, 10 A. N. and II N Oolasabus 40
ootnIaodAslon, p. NJ. xenia Accommodation, @
Pm, s- an a.. r-.,, 4
sor'nnSHArr. HAiutron. AND DArrpr,-f7 nnInutes
fasiqr thAn City tlrns. a. NJ, 1880 a. NJ, $3.50
2. M. and o p. M. Hamilton Accommodation. g A.
h-end 3tb0P NJ. ere,rE fears w e
ONO AND MIseIssTPPI-il3 minutes slower than
City time,l 4f95 A. NJ and 6,35 P. NJ. Louisville
Acoommodation, 2 p. M u csuE.GH 81 ! o
IEDIAHAPoLB AND OiNoIHEArI SHoRT-Lmn-fls
minutes slower than City titne,l $40 A. NJ, 11sSO
A. M. and p. M. -H.fl lIfp !
WARIErTk AND CrNctHrATI-lT minutes fAster than
OitY lime ds15 A. M. and $3.50 RMt
OovNeror AND LxxneToN-[Oit time,l 6,45 A.
NJ. aud 9s25 PM fftr taia w. r.
rOIEgENSAu, RIoHHoED AID IEDIksAPoLIs--a3 A.
NJ. 2f3O p. NJ, o P. N. III ~ iiJ ANAVu
CrScINNArI AND .LooAEsPoRr-From slxth-street
Depot-6 A. NJ. and 8P. M. . -.--....
fa TRAINS ARRIVE.
LrTrLS MfAMI-3,1O A. NJ, 8 A. NJ, 1Ii01 A. NJ.
and 4t4OP.M. r-.l rra
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI-si3O A. M, 12,2S P. N.
and $3.50 I'M. r : 02ApriA ,Iodlpc
oNoINEAII, HAnILzoH AND DAYroE-9iA5 A. NJ;
1O,40 A., M, 1 +. NJ, $3.50 P. M, 1855 p. NJ. aud
Oi11 2. M. ~ &C. 81 t.rl ~ -
hpnsAPOLIs AMP UtHopuArI-10,fD A M,
P. M. and 10 P. M. A+-s 80 =
MARIETTA AND CtSornAn-1O,32 A. M. and
5tf3 p. M. "ti 81 ,ftt.tGA ,Nt ~
CovINeroN AND LExIEaToN--1Of3B A. d. ohd
4i6S p. M.
CrNcrrNATI, RIcifmosD AND INDIANaPoLfe--5tAH
A. M. 4 p. M, $50 p. M.
OMorSNArI AND LosAssfosr-From Sixth street
Depot-7s45 A. M. and 1855 p. NJ. t4tr.
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ALLEGED Guar FOR Cossuxpnos.-A co

ALLEGED CURE FOR CossuxpTIoS.-A cor
respondent of the New York World relates
Of Consumption, and pronounced incurable
by physicians, recovered his health. The
case was one of hereditary disease, all his
brothers and sisters having died with the
disease: ,s,rory ry-1q --r--,-
"His method Of cure was this, viz: to go
into a factory where they make brown paper
Of tarred rope, and work in the apartment
where this is torn to pieces. His recovery
commenced immediately, aud continued
without intermission or check until he re-
gained perfect health, within, believe, three
months ... -r-. ~.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
LATEST by TELEGRAPH.


Frank BIair Addresses his Countituruts.
ST., LOUIS, August 14.l--The Democrat this
morning, contains an address of over :
column1n length, from Blair 10 the Republic
ans and Free Democrats Of StrL Louis. Ho
commences by sayingid0 30 s.qmnr8 a,'f !
y am well aware that in the recent CON
teet, the support which received AZ your
hands is sffiplyati evidence Of yodf oeyotion
to the cause Of freedom, and would have
been rendered as freely and as enthu.
siastically to any other man who had
proved uhia fidelity to7thsr oause, as Il has
been given 70 me. Yet j cannot allow Che
occasion, signalized by so great triumph TO
our common cause, to pass without tender
ing 70 you the homageof my gratitude for
selecting me as the representative Of your
principles, and the instrument Of achieving
avictory for their maintenance and advance
ment.p .91ldo'i,t4 u .oia sjl
He claims that the result of the late cleo
ton fixes the status of st. Louis as the BAN
per city of Republicanism, and clinches the
charge of fraud and corruption made against
the pro-slavery Democracy in 1868. He calls
attention to the comparison of the returns
from Gravois and Carondclet for 1858 with
1860, which shows a loss OF nearly fifty votes
in the former precinct, the whole number
pollcd ON the 9th inst. being 1888 while
nearly every other precinct in the district
shows a largely increased vote. He says the
names of nearly 100 Barrett voters have dis
appeared from The poll-booK In this small
precinct. In Carondelet Barrstts vote is
less than In 1858. He refers TO the large in
crease in the Eighth and Ninth Wards and
10 the ticket on which his name was placed,
"For Congress, +. P.Blair, jr.," without de-
signaling the term; and says, in conclusion:
ALLOW me 10 say, that ] shall forever re-
member, with pride and satisfaction, the con.
test of 1860. To have been the leader of the
hosts of freedom in that battle, fills the
measure of my ambition. Again, return
my thanks to the Republicans of this Dis.
trict, and congratulate them upon their tfi.
umph."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

HEESANIANA.-The New York correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Press asserts that
John @. Heenan was born in the United
States Arsenal at Watervliet. His father in
vented an Improvement iu the manufacture
Of percussion caps, for which he still llreceiyes
small stipend from Government. The plan
for the boy was that he should be black
smith, hut he bolted, and went to California
He called on the correspondent "a day or two
since, n and among other circumstances al
luded to in connection with hls notable In
terview with Sayers at Farnsborough, stated
emphatically that his eyes were never closed
in consequence of blows received from thai
functionary.n iH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

A CHILD KIrLED BY THIRF.--A laborer,
Andrew Cunningham, in, ST. Louis, No., lay
down to sleep before his door tho other
night, with his little son of two years beside
him. AT some time past midnight q rogue
crept stealthily to the spot, and was sound
lpgp Cunningham's pockets, when tho child
awoke IN alarm and cried. The father woke
and caught the strangers hand in his pocket
but IL was swiftly Withdrawn, and at The IN
slant the scamp hurled a stone which missed
c., but struck his little boy with great vlo-
lence on the back of the head, fatally crush.
ing in the skull. The villain made good his
escape. -.isrss----------, L
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

THE Use OF GAS IN AMHRlcA,-7The An,eri-
can Gaslieht Journal publishes, % table of gas
companies, of which the following is sum
mary: 3sI American companies, with cap
ital of $47,9ll, ais twenty-three companies
in British Provinces, ,$2,ll204G nineteen
Cuban, Mexican and South Americali con-
panies, $6,b0O,00o. Total companies, 423;
aggregate capital, $56,b23255. OF this capi-
tai, New York State has $l2, 7so, $50, made
up by seventy-ohe companies, which sell
coal gas at an average Of Ss 10 per 1000 feet
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

NEW YoRK, August l4.--A meeting for tho
purpose Of sympathizing with the Christians
and Of devising the best means for their relief,
was held yesterday afternoon at the rooms
Of the Tract Society. A committee wPs APP
pointed to consider the subject, who will
report on Thursday afternoon.
Company 3, National Grays, OF Brooklyn,
accepted, and the Eighth Regiment, or q
division thereof viii probably accept, an in
yitatiop from the authorities Of Cleveland to
join in the Inauguration of the Perry Monu-
ment, on the 10th Of September.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

3 iExTRAoRDIEARY EFFECT OF THE ToRRID
WEIrHER.-The Buffalo IN. " Republic in-
dulges itself in the following: ~, oeit y
"A servant girl took a very fat little baby
out for ride in u little wagon, and although
on the shady side of the street, on turning
round to look at her charge, found that the
little darling had disappeared. Where could
il have gone? Its clothing was still in the
wagon, but where was the child2 Retracing
her steps little way, she found that some
fatty matter had leaked from the little
wagon, and she followed mp the trail for a
block and a half. And this fatty, oily trail
was all that remained ofVthe poor child,
which had melted and run through. The
servant maid, devoted to her mistress, took
the childs clothing, and with II, religiously
soaked up all the oleaginons matter which
had run from the wagon, and replacing II in
the vehicle, went tearfully home to her mis-
tress, and as she sobbingly told the story oi
| the loss of the little innocent, presented the
child's clothes, and deliberately .wrung Out
the remains. This touching proof Of hel
fidelity 10 her mistressj and the heat Of tht
weather, viii bring tear to many an eye.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

!, INIss.l GuRshYs ppsgnsss OF Ma tELoPE-
publishes fouf-column letter purporting TO
be the history of the inner life" !, of \ Mrs.
sGurn6y theewife Of fRmenberof Rarliament,
who, awhile since, eloped with her groom.
This English scandal at the time created
much sensation. The letters purport 20 be
fromsMrs. Gurney togsfemele friend, dated
at Psifis. The New York vW0ftd, however,
sayst i'Ehe letter. published ia the Tribune
was prepared by a Philadelphia lawyer (out
that thc 7fiIsms has been grossly imposed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15


plr The AUpiBLENEss OF Growing CoRN.--An
0lne correspondent of a New-York paper
"Did you ever hear corn grow2 You
have probably heard tho remark, Our corn
grows so fast you can hear it. That is sup
posed by people who don't know, to be O
figure Of speech only; but the remark out
here is literal fact. Go into one of these
bottom corn fields forty or fifty rods on O
warm July day, or August night when a
bright moon is up (for vegetation grows
faster in moonlight than in darkness), and a
few hours after heavy shower that has fairly
wet the earth, and walked up tho drowsy corn
to its influences, and as the main stalk
stretches and swels in its new strength up
through the contracted lips of the upper
blades, they crack and burst around you like
the siihed reports of 10000 rifles. That
corn-feld viii be some inches higher al
sunrise the next morning than at last sun.
down. There is no mistake about it. VIZ
have hedrd corn grow many a time, and sc
every farmer along the Scioto Valley will
tell y3u 80. l' q '. '..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

TIM pEFFEcT OF SERvANTs ON FHM4LE
HEALrH, = A commissioner appointed 10
women in England is said to have reported:
aThat the proportion Of mothers of the
welI-to-do classes who can nurse their own
children Is diminishing that among women
who have one servant there are ailments
which are unknown among wonien who have
no servants; and those aihments are worse
with women who have two servants and get
very bad, indeed and with complications
of ghypochondria, among women who have
/ three servants lglsl YA iht ai
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

THE PRESENT PpPuLATIoS OF INDIANA
The United States Marshal, In arranging the
districts in the several, counties in the State,
for taking the census, estimated the populas
ton of Indiana at l,440O00. The returns
thus far received FROM the census takers, iu-
dictate that this estimate &C the Marshal wai
about correct, aud that tho full returns viii
not very the estimate huta few thousands
either WAY. na---L md -tn- nlnlrrn Il..I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
rntal Aaray h. Now Jer.ey.

BURLINGTON, n. J., August ia man
was killed at Delta Grove, on the Rancoyea
Greek, this afternoon. lie belonged to an
excursion party from Philadelphia. "A
quarrel took place in which large number
we're engaged, aud several were cut and
badly wounded. Herds, was the name Of the
man killed. The murderer attempted "a
escape, but was caught between Delanco and
Burlington "a -- Ltf @ t.A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
TpNspssEs ToaA Geo C,orsa EAsx FRIDAYS

TEssEssEk TosAcco Como EASY. .-Friday's
Memphis Bulletin says: 1.-THE steamer A. -H.
SeUier, which left this port last evening for
Cincinnati, had eighteen hogsheads OF to-
bacco, designed for shipment TO Baltimore
from that point ola the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The shipment was made by
Messrs. Falls 4 Cash, who during the past
three weeks have sent about hfty hogsheads
in similar direction"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
r scene. I,r y ii i Z IGsorsia Cotton Yara.

bcenes Of q cotton yard at Augusta Is in
teresting; o.
The yards are full of life. Here is The
weigher and marker at the scales, paint
brush In hand, putting artistic touches In the
shape of figures or cabalistic letters upon
each bale, while istalwart negroes, armed
with cotton hooks, tumble the bales about
like plsythingAsd Lines Of dFays are con-
stantly Hhfritihg or departing, loaded with
the staple, and raising clouds of dust. Plan
tation wagons With mules attached, come
numbering IN with the same commodity
some from long distance, having camped
the previous night ON the outskirts Of the
town; all along the roads leading into the
bowels Of the rural districts, in fact, you will
see the catup-htes lighted, aud the dusky
drivers seated around, partaking Of their
frugal meal. A ..picture in the roughn OF
gipsy life insthe lanes, hi ghways and by
waysof old England. But we must not get
too far away from the scene of our opera
tons. Huge piles of bales now rear them
selves where before was empty, desolation.
From ground to roof the sheds are filed with
the precious sacks. 90 The srene within doors
is no less lively. Spotless heaps, like snow
drifts, are being ranged upon the floors, as
samples of lots, While the smiling pro-
priet6rs, factors, and planters, confer upon
the great questions of quality and price. q
Clerks and accountants are busily poring
over ledgers and journals, jolting down,
running up columns of figures, dashing Of
bills and receipts, rustling among papers, and
turning over leaves. ,eraul .vrlq-.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

Lsr4tn FROM JoHN bRowwS, in, no fHE
pREsIDhxT0F or II Affi ~ Ohm Blown, Jfn has
written a better 70 President . efrafd, which
u Published in the yHaytiaR paaerablHe exs
presses his gratitude for the sympathy which
the Haytiahs have exhibited for his father,
and concludes BY t1iogizing. Touhsaint
u 0uvbrture, whose ''b0dy only sleeps In the
tomb, while his ''seul visits tho slaves Of the
South when night sspread over tho face Of
natnfen!nos
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
PosToFFIcE BULLETIN.

, EAST MAn.--Arrives $3.50 A. M. and Ado p. M;
CLOSES at 4 A. NJ. and p. NJ. tf't = 20
BALrIMoRE, WASHINGTON AND wHEELNG.-Ar.
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at s P. NJ.
ST. Louis AND LoUIsvmLR.-Arrivesa at IL A. NJ.
and 10 P. NJ; closes at L A NJ. and'd P. M
lCHfdAao AND NoRTH-wEsr. -Arrivcs at IL A. NJ.
and 10 p. NJ; closes at / A. N. and p. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

IVA BIkp BuILDs ira Nnsr III .lAo LnrrnR-nox.
A bird has built It's nest and reared ditsyop
In aoletter-box of the parish Of SparhAin
Norfolk, Englands Notwithstanding the ire-
quent approach of the public To- deposit let
tens, and the postman's iiailyiicalls to taki
them, the bird Is not disturbed. Some tiInel
the postmnn has taken the letters from III,
Bird back, ~ faaoia ine1pA adf ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
MEDICAL AND DENTAL
DON'T Read This !!

fSNHE MOST q IT, Y0ND pIsO0y.
] oi london and Baltimore Hospitals, where he has
lad many years. practice In tho treatment Of yo-
sreai tlssc4scs but recently OF Mexico, where
g1c dboascs 70 be found In their rankest form.
During bis Iractca there, in egnnsetion with pr.
Don Antonio DE LAUsyALLuS, one Of the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered remedy in ono Of tho Mexican plants,
snd tOund only In Southern Mexico that removes, as
II by magic, all the yencroal taint from the SYSTEM
ia tho primary or secondary form. syphilis, in the
worst stage permanently cured in very short time,
sna the system thoroughly cleansed and pure, as
q n hsd mover been contaminated by that worst Of
nil disoases, Syphilis. Scr1fula, LeprosS and all
Kinds OF corruption of the blood and diseases of the
thn removed permanently and quickly by this pow.
srfui agent and alder of nature =" Mexican Specific"
Noop9p need be reduced to skeleton, and bufer the
fnrtnrcs Of the inausition, and robbed of his last
dollar. and still not cured r Calvin also heals all
kinds Of ehronic diseases With great success Mod
cf charge, except by special contract Persons at q
distance can DO treated by sending correct stato-
gheut5 Of their cusea by letter, aud ten cents IN
. postage stamps. Oall or address DR.: CALVIN,
30 8xth.strset, between Vine and Walnut-atreot,
Cmoinnati, Ohio. Now Is the time-to-morrow may
bc too late. .if.
The Doctor has located psrmanentiy 10 the city,
and can a. al times be found aths oflce,
cnd for Circular.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

DIscoxRar OF Inos BucKEIs IN TRE RIyER.
The luorkmen occupied In dredging the chan
mel of. the. Potomac River found the other
cay esyen iron buckets, which had been used
Gus. The iron was not injured, and each
bqekss weighed about forty pounds.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

ADonRsgic FExALH,--, IRA. Ann ,Fleet, Who
died in Bosom on Saturday LAST az the Iad-
vsnced age of sighty.elRbt gesrs, iEes never
absent from home (Gbe being native Of Boz
tepl during her LIE for a longer period than
twenty Hour honrs. ,s ,o5itSV iles
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

MAN ARRnsrnD ron A TRiFlE. .--4lnisN Nont
real the other dny, q mnns was arrested Of
the charge OF fIhaying sfolen In Upper CauRdI
a bottle Of Balad oil ,sof the value OF perhapl
ton npences lt Ia not stated whether he vii
be sent TO Upper Canada for trial on thi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
Frora phiIadejphIa.

PHLADELPHrA, August l3.--We have had
violent showers all day. Many cellars have
overfown, several culverts caved in, and
much damage done. Two boys were struck
by lightning and one of them killed. al %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

q MARVELLOUS Oscars OF CHILDREN FROM
lLIGHTNrNa.-A special Providence, MS the
orthodox term ii, seemed to protect -four
little children, sleeping in a room in New
London, on Monday night, when the HOUSE
was struck by lightning, and the subtle fluid
shivered one bedstead and tore off the foot.
board of the other, without injuring in the
least the innocents who were there reposinp
on the very bedsteads thus shattered and de-
stroyed t llI no lEfLIH. l4u.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

afTnr DsLIynhx on NxwspApRes 70 QkuHs.--
1T has been decided by tbe Posto Dice Depart
tnent that deputy postinssters are not re-
qpired 70 Distribute newspapers sent TO one
i%splshed iist q aas1ss ual;ss 3 q,ariss 9osi.
aas q pala 81 aapaaeA !.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15
SNOW sterm m the West.

ST. LOUIS, August IA. The Democrat
learns that the steamer Lucas encountered a
fifteen-ninute snow-storm on Sunday morn
ing, August IL. -.,l'' s.1 trg "A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

PRoBABLE DELTH OF A WOMAN FROM "A
HElKn BifF. The wife Of DR.. ShpliA living
opposite Marietta, Penn, on the y oFk County
side Of the Susquehanna River, was bitten a
copporhead snake, and IS now In critical
| condition. wa n lir,lf isrtytNE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-15

DR.. Thomas W. Ryahs, the renowned Sur
gsonrdeniist 70 His lmpsria hsjeoi{t Napo.
leon, and all tho gothet, crowned beads ot
sssidsnes abroad Of fourteen ysars,i 'lfd ~