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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17


SULPHITE OF LIMR.-Sulphite Of lime was
first introduced TO the notice fthe American
public by Professor Horsford, of Cambridge
University, about two years ago. Probably
no notice Of II will be found in Buchanan's 8
treatise. -.-,---
II has been abundantly tried in this vicinity
this fall, upon cider, and with the happiest
results. It would undoubtedly do as much
for wine. The process is as follows, viz:
After the apple juice or grape juice have
fermented until they have acquired the best
taste, butt before much vinegar is formed, add
the sulphite of lime in the proportion of one
quarter ounce TO the gallon. The fermenta-
ton is instantly checked, and the cider being
now undisturbed by its own fermentative
z eommotions, in afew weeks settles, becom-
ing finer than any glue or isinglass, or milk,
can make it, by any number Of rackings.
There may be little favor of sulphur at
first, but that Isuppose must pass off before
long, as find II gradually diminishes.
-. j The Tatioudle is this: sulphite, not sulphate,
of lime is sulphurous acid and lime. Sui
,phurous, acid is the acid generated by burn
ing sulphur. Now it has been long known
that burning sulphur in a barrel and then
racking cider into il, would cause the same
TO cease any fermentation it had at the time,
or to be preserved long time without it, ii
it did not exist. So with the sulphurous
a. acid of the sulphite of lime. Being let free
from its combination with the lime by any
vineger (acetic acid, which might exist and
always does exist "a frmented liquors as one
offhe first products of fermentation, il oper.
ates in its usual manner in arresting any fur.
ther fermentation. al t4eg
The cider being throughly settled, and thus
freed from its yeast or albuminous foreign
matters if bottled, will no doubt keep with
out any further change for long time. w.
. Utica.- Country Gesaileman. n a,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17

SUDDEN DEATH WHILE RETURNING FROM
FUNERAL.-0n Thursday last Col Edmund
q Heard, q wellIknown citizen Of Pleasants
County, Va, on his way home from church,
whittier he had been 70 attend the funeral Of
aneighbor, fell nom his horse IA y ft Of apo
pIexy, and almost instantly expired.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
New YorI. Bank statement.

New YoRK, April l6.-The following is the
Bank Statement for the past week:
Decrease in Loans $6877l6; increase in
Specie $lO2,5s5 decrease in Circulation
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
HARRISON & COLLlNS'S

BER-HIVE GALLERY,
" corner OF Fifth and Western-row. photographs,
sisewhere In the city. oil Coiored photographs
made Of all hzes, from life % the smallest miniature.
rings and Bracelets All work warranted;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
Pump Company.

2E cAhA c6hsA r.
featuring largely Palmer's celebrated Hydranli
Force and Lift Pump. Also, his Portable steam En-
gines, All those who are about 70 purchase PUMP
Paper Mills, Railroad Stations, Mines, Wreekin
purposes, or, in fact, for any purpose where PUN
Is needed will find Il TO their advantage 10 call an
see the working Of these valuable inventions, or ad
address the PALMER PUMP COMPANY for a cir
cular, which will furnish the names Of many wb
have used these Pumps with perfect satisfation.
lde2I-dm1 ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
HrADAmE ELLIS. M. D., HAS FOUND

NEADAME ELLIS, M. d., HAS FOUND
and looked for In vain, the UTERINE ELlAlh.
The Uterine Elixir Is warranted 10 cure all qis-
eases of a uterine nature; Inflammation Of the
Womb, the Kidneys, the Oyaries and the urethra,
Prolapsug or Falling Of the Womb, Painful Mensrn-
is guaranteed by the Of from two 20 ye bottles OF
the Elixir, fRny disease whatever Of the Generaye
and Urinary Organs OF male or female, matter Of
how long standing. PRICE 81 per bottle.
MADAME ELLIS calls particular attention 70 the
following Card Of one OF the most prominent Drug
gists Of Cincinnati .-...... Ia. I...
"To The Public and the Ladies IN Particular;
'We, the undersigned, are not in the habit OF Civ:
the Lady Physician, aud the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir, cheerfully recommend II 10 all 70.
males suffering from Female Diseases OF any ndj 1t
IL purely vegetable, and In case can do INJURY we
say to all try and our wEd for ~ y9u S n9d relief
"Corner Of Fifth and Race streets"
-t. ALSO .l
MADAME ELLISS SPANISH sIMpLATING
COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM cures, without fail,
Pains in the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs Coughs,
ache, FlAtulency, Heartburn, Chronic rheumatism,
Bilious Collie, Ofamp Collie, Gripping Pains Of the
Bowels, DulIessi stlpors INACTIVITY, Loss OF Appe-
tite and In Painful Menstruaton II E certain cure,
and gives immediate relief In any Of the above dis
manent cure By the use Of two bottles. Only cents
per bottle-so cheap that ever, person can Ret ~
Of RAGE and Fifth -streets y d; PARK corner OF
Fourth and WsPgt u5qRE EgEsTEfnSN pfsE go
OF ElQhth and Freeman; EDWARD BoAN1AN. a
CO., corner of Main and Fourth and MADAME
ELLIS, IA West slxth-street. sepN-ey
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
For Toothache.

nR. EvANs,s TOOTHACHE DROPS
IL Prepared from the recipe of the celebrated
American Dentist in Paris-will cure the most
violent Toothachc instantsnsoqsGlySS GSS For sale by
mails 8. W. cor. Eighth-st. and Central-ayenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-17
MONDAY, APRIL 16.
Little Miami and Columbus and
Xenia Railroad.
Five Trains DAILY
THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
la ~ IN q 9; -

ENIRST TRAIN-DAY EXPRESS AT d
H A. NJ, connects via Columbus and Cleveland; via
Columbus Crestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus
and Belair lWheeling). Also, for Springfield. This
train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at all
SECOND TR RAIN-EXPRESS-At 1920
A. M.-Connects via Columbus and Cleveland via
Columbus, Crestline and Pttsburg via Columbus
and Beair (Wheeling).
THIRD TRATN-Columbu ACCOMMODATION
at p. NJ This train stops at all stations between
Cincinnati and Columbus, and Cincinnati and
nEoHRTH TRAIN-Xonia Accommodation
FIFTH TRAIN-Night Express at 11,OO p.
M connects via Columbus and Belair (Wheeling);
via Columbus, Crestline aud Pittsburg; via Column
bus Steubenville and Pittsburg; via Columbus and
Cleveland
This Train stops at Loveland, Morrow, Xenia and
London, SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN,
0-rhe Day Express runs through to Cleveland,
Wheeling and Pittsburg, via Steubenyille, without
change of cars
The Night Express Train leaving Cincinnati at 1
z. M. runs daily, except Saturdays Tho other
For all information and through tickets TO Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Dunkirl, Cleyeland Pitts
burg Wheeling and all the Eastern places, apply at
the Offices Walnut-stTeet House, No. Burnet House,
Ne East Third street, south east corner Of Broad
way and FrOnt-streets, and at the Eastern Depot
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving directions
at the Ticket Offices. j. DURAND,
apis Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
FAMILY HAWKErISG.

Tie rat Of prices OF family marketing articles remains
the same pretty on last Saturday sprag vese-
tables cortinxe 10 come in rapidly
EFF -s.roin tesk, lic per ID. Porter house steak,
$50. . zoe rump do lici chuck roas', los i5c.
sorneo beef, Sc. l2c. per ID.
Nrrros Mutton chops, IA, per 10; hlnd quarters,
lAe ana iors ias N CO. aas a1 ao,, 1OS svs
Ice hind quarters, l2c.
Poax -Frsh pork, i9c per ID sssed pork, do; hams,
$50 Ia shoulders, loc 9 he. stes. lo<e allie )
jowl, Ice. per ID roasting pig, 81 rs 81 So
MISCELLANEOUS -Bolognk a1sasee, los. per ID beef
tongues 7Gc SOC each hard, Ice la.sc per To- On.
per 10 Safe tpImsl, lsc western, 10; cheese llo
Pori1RT AND CANE Fowls, Ito los per h.; bror.
ers, 81 . 81 rs per pair turkeys, lie. 2oc per ID
geese, l2c per Id squads 81 IS per dosen teal ducks
bse e2c per pAI; Iedbead do; sia Is per pair
per pair qnar 81 SC per DOZEN prairie Chickens So,
81 per PAIR; Guinea fosls o2sc per pair; partritgee
e2s .sc per pair; rqurres, @, a l2S each rabbits
Sc SOC per pair; vepsou, l2c IL, per ID; Jersey
quail 81 30 Der eezsn; Western quail, u 50 per d'zsn
-codnsb, Co 70 PER To- aounders, Sc; eeis lsc
black Hsh, Sc &c. sripebazs, l5s. &c., brook trou,
$40 sec per ID bloc hsh, Sc salmon trout, I2c Is:
cAicsh, Holsters, &c per 10 oysters, 81 so SO 81
per hundred; iros, hAh, &C. per 10 shsd, ehch, a7c
a COO.
HoxEY-wbiie clover, Csc per h.; buckwheaa, lso
49, hive, Sc. TO-; strained, DO.
vrexIABIEs Mercer potatoes (oesO, 81 20; oommcr
DO 81 70; peachblows, 81 Juues 81 30 par bb Dyck
mans, 81 50 81 IS; sweet do 81 SO 81 Is per Dol
Delaware do, so Is cabbage, S. loo per head; csul
flower, lsc &c; squash Sc CSC. each; garlic i2c
per bunch; beets &c. per bunch; leeks, Co. So pei
bunch; onions, lsc. 2tc half peck; carrots, &C. POI
bunch table celery, l2c per bunch rutabAga turnips
81 per Dbl; marrow sqnssb, so per bb.; Nova ss,us
potatoes, 65c per bushei.
Fkrn.Ewestern apples, 50 rs 81 rs per beI, com
mon, 80 20 per bbL red streaks, 81 Is per Dbl fsi
pippins, So greetings and spzenbargs 50 50 ~ Rox
bury russe 50 80 per Dbl; cranberrss, l3c .oo POI
quart crab apples 62c. half peck chottouts, 37c pei
quart; oranges, IS Is IS 90 per bbL choice quai>s
lady apples, % $40 per bbl; New.owp pppns IS PEI
Dbl cr.nberries, siI Is per bbl.; ounces, 81 Soas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

The stock exchange was active again today, the
chief feature being yesterday, the fluctuations
in Pacific Mail II opened at o. rose 10 oil, clos
ing at this price at this mornings board; then on
street Iumors ofan over issue fell oil to s74 closing
in the afternoon at ssh bid against 93i yesterday
Il viii be seen that a very heavy disaster has al
ready been discounted. The decline since ycstcr.
day morning ia equal 20 a loss Of 10 per cent-say
100000. Panama sympsthized. II sold down TO
l3j, closing at l35i bid, against 40 yesterday.
The Western shares were all rather dull
Rock Island advanced to 20 bid. on the
report Of the second weeks earnings, which
Is better than was expected, namely-sB 800,
against sI64l2-increme s9,957. But the other
Western shares closed shade lower than yes.er
dag. The Cleveland and Toledo earnings for the
second week Of May were 26.is7 against s22 400
increase 81 029. Erie shares declined to Ill, then
rallied 10 a. closing 2i against % at the close yes
terday. Central was also q fraction lover. The
demand for railroad bonds was unusually a.tive
and better prices were obtained for almost all des
crip,ious The volume Of business done toby In
stocks as well as bonds was quite large, and tie
outside purchasers were numerous. Bu, for the
uneasy feeling created hy the Pacific Mail mys
terry, the market would have been probably higher
The following were the closing quotations of
the day;-yirgina Ga, ga al; Missouri 6's, 81
q Z; Canton, az q; Cumberland Coal preferred,
lis l; Pacific Mail, ssi 50; New York Central,
SIS 4; Erie, al -; Hudson River, isi i7l;
Harlem, l5i !; do. preferred, Sol 40; Reading.
AZ I; Michigan Central, !sl \; Michigan South.
era aui Northern Indiana. ~ Il; do. guaranteed,
IS Il Panama, 1854 l36; Illinois Central, eli a
| q; Gslena and Chicsgo, ca . \; Cleveland and
| Iuodo, so! ]; Chicago aad Rock Island, 70sl.
The dry goods Importation for the week ending
dsy is only 81 Tos 900, against o. $4,000 same
week last year, and sTe2 600 same week Of 1855
90 'ha't he aggregate impotta,cns since Jan. are
abou, sl2oolot0 less than they were TO same date
las; year Tho season Is about over, and on tho
whole notwithstanding the sacrifices which have
occurred in some branches Of the trade especially
silks Sod dress goods, II has been satisfactory to
importers Tie jobbers as q rule have done IN
commonly well. II the importa,ions are light for
The fall trade very good business will be done,
bat \ i probable that The importers viii overdo Il
Tie exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning we're s72J27ia IS, and the balances
81 0s6 ,737 81.
ry The recent conversions Of New Jersey Central
EallIoai second mortgage bonds into stock, under
the privilege which expired April 30, the bonded
debthss been reduced from 5000 600 to 7ioo OOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

A public meeting Of the shareholders of the Iii
nois Central Company was held at the London
Tavern, in Bishopsgate street, on the Sd May,
at which the London committee made final re.
port and stated that the committee had received a
communication from the Board in New York, de-
clirng is further recognition, conclusion in
which the committee concurred. The committee
urge upon the directors TO look more closely after
the land department and the collection Of interest
and express a very decided opinion that the presi-
dent and portion Of the Board should reside in Hi
nois. The directors are advised Of payments OF
nearly 10000 shares in fall, making As 200 shares
paid up, chiefly in freeland bonds; onehalf of the
50 .Ooo, 600 Of freeland bonds are already provided
for, and as the call, payable on the 18th, in Lon
don, VIII undoubtedly tend to further settlement, ia
full the company will not probably issue the whole
OF the 8 per cent bonds for which proposals were
issued, and of which $780, 900 have been Sold
The following are the footiugs Of the last weekly
statement of the New Orleans banks, compared
Wi. fbe week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

TIE trade, an wusl Al tbs se.sou Of The
year, 10 Hghi, and ccraned chiefly ~ scattering
re orders frvm TIE sJah and kidde states. and
The uesr by Northern uAsc. there IL s)ms activity
usniferef among the clothing to Ises. IA purchasing
stock aud a 'ac,urirg suppas, h. inset the fan raie
ard especially sucps ihoss arms moss largely engage
N the %rthern irste rhe lmcort.ions have assamsf
cc1asrvsive dmsnscns, and To hose Ia general
hat shous they oo1ilnue 70 be rostrss "a ~hn reasoa
able bounfs during TIC ssas1n, more steady ani health
oil trste vill be realrtd the oomins fan
Tie Tar IN vhch has Tsaed the H,use of Repressn
,stivss, and Il roe bsfore ne senate, and Which
corsmpiAtss sseeprg changes sad m,nru sdvsnocs
ierticr IN the trade. ms Indifference uses from tns
belief that utterly npsshle Coz 70 Pass the ssnse
Of the United Safes We're there aay chance
u no adortor, The whole on nu.ar-sl intersss
Of the olunuy wesH 10 M in arms sralusi
We're such bfn 70 psss u would Cause an i'm
meme Importation q fore m r,ois ~ eli sinas oar
~artt oufes would btcome cnoruosly j.nn,d With
them, there 70 a.si TIE sfvtni Of higher euues Tasss
ffcqcstt proposed chrses ire revsnue Ass tsnd 70
urss'le eormercs routts and are severely c,siened
BY commercial men gerersly The pres~ut splru Of
commerce the world tents 10 the srpanson az the
principles nee trade, 70 opp,se vhich By TIE revival
OF hrt duties, ron prc-s and snsason ssic 70 the
irerese sns essenson o. ecmnerciai Intercourse over
the world.
n domestic sscss heavy q-sfue. suitable Zoe export
centnuet 70 be sustained, While socss hcys foss
Chrs srd chtr rcrv 10 other Ines deysr s~ss shelly
uron tie bone trade, stocss saxmsufag, ssi rrp
Tor some escrpcons we're, the sb~sncs q any move
nsni o. norent, romral wcoli>os for svvsG vear
ve~ 7rkt Fsvori,e styles for NE cur xsis vsrs N
good rtqu cot and rrss sustained Heavy vooese uere
inactive frS Oh AMI German workers., esc~r ally 1s
priced s'yss, rus held With more nrmsess Hesvy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19


We understand that The Supreme cour, nov sessi,f
N or city has islcd rule upon the minor ~ Of a
Sc Cci Council Of piisburg 10 show VIZ they Shout
rot be attached Tor refrsnr 70 with their feos
IN tire imposition q tar upon The people This coo
scqrerce We suprosc Of the refusal n h- C,n,on C,rr
eli y sercc with the majority q the ether holy ami n
TIE resentment which probably n.rcassi as the am.
entities q the multiply on the hanfs OF Ire b,uh
tolGers A. 10 The ComroU Council, Il seems that no.
thrg hes hseu done except - coatnue the hearing Of
their case Until the 2atn last 1nst We uniersta- ts
about the last day u the Harrisburg term aud will re
suit, We spsose 10 sdJourrrg the wntlc case eventually
70 ri,tsburs.
The Philadelphia Bulc;in Of Las, evening says
A Corveutos is callei 10 meet 10 HARRISBURG on We'd
resdsy next the I'd ns 70 promote the project ~ buili
irg rsfosd 70 connect Fss'ern Ps-rsylya,a vtN tht
Cor kville Rsifosd, ard thus es,sbish ne rairSs
route towards the Southwest n iss New York u,ier
tng end there wil he some Influential deissscs from
View York BIT there ~il also he delegate. from Perry
Fuwn, scmerset and perhaps other ccrnes Of Peprsyi
vsnla The desgr of The New Workers who haze row
direct line OF railroad through Aleatovn and Reading 10
Harrisburg, u 70 build railroad c)rnec.ias Sin ire
rerrsy lvsoo Central, along shermzus valley Perry
county, 70 Eurnt Csclns, fultca county ana theme
through Bedford and some-se, 70 C,-reirvc oy sors
rcirt on the Crrnelsvic road We arc no. informed a.
TIE ttis Of the proposed route The deslsu Il unso1S
ecy % divert the travel ard trade Of the soih vest from
Philadelphia, and throw them upon the rosfs c,rsroes
BY ard tributary 70 New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

brown thee,lrgs ard lhhtAgs we're sra, a. SIC sc.
Bleachsd do were uncsspgec. Standard brown urfs
we're fold in advance OF production, ts2ecHly ~
yard pieces for the China ade, which we're sehipe az
6sIc Rleaehed goose we qlo,e at Sc, and blue az
Ioi.e sltXc Oihsr descriptions of c3',on goods were
90, OF Sufficient alteration nom previous quoatons 10 re-
quiie any detailed notice. The same remark ap9nee %
sassim,r,s faiiuets tears &c The business doing Ia
foreign goods was moderate the chief demand being Tor
cersn ahDabe ely les Of dress goods, including ancy
dress slkg SC black silks sustained whs the Dual
uCfs IN ID line OF goods Moderate.
Ire apcon GALES during the week have been on an ua-
Inn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
THE DRY GOODS TRADE,

The following y . comparative statement Of the impws
Of fore dry goods the port New York the
and since Jan. L.
For tie week 1858. 1864 1890
Entered at Ibis port. .s162,I4s lss6,737 l702 3i5
Thrown on market.... Isl sos ),si4,777 l,53s,6ss
Since Jan. l.
Entered al this port sls,7lss7e A5isass Issl7 AS
Thrown On market. % ,s24 s53 45,4o6,t63 43,I76036
BY the above table will be seen that the entries
Of goods At this port the past week. we'll the
upon the market less than those for the
period In the two previous years The aggregate, since
Jan. j. $780, Of those in 1858, but under
those the time 1852 The annexed tables give
The classification OF the goods entered for consumption,
thrown upon the market warehoused aud withdrawn
from warehouse. The goods entered for consumption
b. aced wooen fabrics 10 the value OF s55S 1855; critic,
do Sss 439 silk do at s429 37T; fax do. at st53 $50
ard Miscellaneous do. a. ss56,s5i. Total, 81 4l9e6e
ENtered for Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

az other Indebtedness, 1898 900, exiingushed, and
tie stock increased from s2,5Oo.OOo to sS'63o'ooo'
The stock and balance OF mortgage bonds repre-
sent the entire property of the company, there
being no other debt.
The return from the Bank OF England FOR The
week ending the I'd Of May gives the following
results, when compared with the previous week.
Pubrc deposits .sss7l 500 Increase. fsso ,s
oiher deposits ,l3 ,433 233 Decrease. '69oie
Rect ................. 3,22i.70l Increase. o'Soo
ON the other side Of the account
Government securities. f9,7H9ia TIE same as before
0,her securities .... 81 9co,666 Decrease. fltg5.o
Sots unempoyed..... e.Sde5o5 Decrews... 1880
The amount of notes in circulation is f22,227,oso
being an increase Of f59l ,s35; and the stock OF
bullion IN both departments is 1883 81, showing
an increase Of fle6l9l, when compared with the
preceding return.
The movement in Erie securities in the London
market continues without interruption. The Lon
don Times OF the 9th inst, received reports 4
further advance, especially in the shares, which
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

porllArros 90 wI~oo>su avn itfrsos III "a estimated
Inst Nsconfon has total popua,on Of st30ti and NJ
nos 10000 limos now hes meBbcrs q coi
gre's and Wsconsin threstossl t~eyc n TIE ratio be
nxed al i(b 90 Ter member Of consrcss syci Wa
corsn eight and Illinois seyenten hers sfier IL T.
Both states have sixesa vcs-s fir President srr
1851 their combined voio vii be twenty niae, Heafy e.
tenth u the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

-O1HsIzI.l IouI WIFE I!TeBuN Nue tonc B'sVs Vie
lower. The rales embraced about 900 bos. At IS IS
81 so; the lser figure for extra brands. RE flour
heavy at our quotations., with sales OF $50 bbs
Cornmea less active aud prices heavy at ono
tatons for jersey aud BrAndywine, With light slos
Wheat again heavy and from q. 10 g., per bushe
lower. The raIee were more active al The decline,
and the TRANSACTIONS fooled up about 5000
bushels, reported sold at 81 &c q 81 q for MlwAu
kee club, and 81 is for Chicago spring. Corn About
IS COO bushels have been dsposed OF u 6c ooc for
sound and 7cc. 70, for sound mixed Western. Rye,
barley and oats have not varied much.
The following statement from the circular OF W. c.
Cutting gives the receipts and exports OF -four and grain
4, tnis polt for the week eudipc TO day