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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

AN ARTICLE RESEMBLING HoNEY.-A
patent has lately been taken out by Charles
Stevens, of London, for manufacturing
peculiar article for domestic use, which is
stated to resemble honey, and is described
as follows in NipetOn's journal Of Arts:
To two hundred and fifty parts of water.
a hundred parts of the fecula of potato (or
fecula procured from other vegetables) is
added, and in this, or its equivalent in
sprouted and matted barley, diatase, to the
amount of one million two thousand of the
above quantity Of fecula, is well mixed.
The composition is then exposed to heat,
which is gradually increased from seventy
to seventy-fve degrees Reaumer to obtain
saccharization.
In order to act with great celebrity, and
also with more precision as to the sacchari-
cation, instead of having but one operation
as above described, the mixture is divided
into two equal parts, each of which under.
goes heating, but the saccharization of one
is made more complete than the other
The two are then united, and the whole is
subjected to evaporation till it has acquired
the constituency of honey, and is bleached
by animal charcoal, albumine, or other
similar and suitable means. Thick sirur
of fecula obtained from acids, perfectly
neutralized, may be substituted for the first
liquid, in which while boiling small
quantity of polenta of potatoes is mixed
This is kept stirred till COOL and to it is ad-
ded 800 of the entire quantity of honey OF
honeycomb, and little thyme or other per-
fume to suit the taste.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

OFFIcIoUsNEss CURED.--Mr. Gray's serv-
ant was an incorrigible busy-body, and by
improving on all his masters orders gen.
orally marred their proper execution. One
day, in preparing for dinner party, he
had provoked him so repeatedly that he was
warned never to do more than he was told
to do, and the following incident closed the
series in the presence of the assembled COM
pany: Order-"John, bring the four de-
canters left in the cellar this morningP
Exit John, and in about five minutes re-
appears with the four decanters.) "What
the foul fend is this" exclaimed his enraged
master "What have you done with the
wine" "Oh, l poured it all out, sir
you only ordered the decanters!' This
would have done for Lovers "Hlndy Andy"
and is not, it is asserted, invented.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04
WIT AND WISDOM.

Material evil tends to decentralization
good TO increase
Fancy runs most furiously when guilty
conscience drives it.
The best throw at dice-is TO throw them
away.
What word may be pronounced quicker
by adding a syllable to it2-QUIcK
A good many men are in the best health
when they are out Of spirits.
Though the clouds rear their battlements
in the sky, they are easily carried by
storm.
OF all kinds of property, money lent on
good security is the most Interesting.
The man that took bold stand resolved
to bring it back.
The soldiers great risk is that of be-
coming extinguished before he can become
distinguished.
Colonel Green, the witty editor Of the
Boston Post says "If the President would
but yield to the popular will, what Holt
we should have on this rebellion"
What is the difference between q suppl,
ment of will and certain kind of fish
after having run into net et?-One is
codicil-the other is silly cod.
WORLDLY HAPPINEss.-A glittering false
diamond, placed upon the top of smooth
CREASED pole, which all try to climb and
secure.
VIRTUEs.-The first of all virtues is in
nocence; the second is modesty; and neither
departs without being quickly followed by
the other.
A gentleman calling at stable to see
pair of horses that had been advertised for
sale, and finding but one Of them there,
asked the man in attendance, "Where's his
mate ?n "Faith, sir, an think he gives
'em mate but wonct week" was the reply.
L1FB.-At best life is not very long. A
few more smiles, few more tears, some
pleasure, much pain, sunshine and song,
clouds and darkness, hasty greetings,
abrupt farewells-then our little play will
close, and injured and injurer will pass
away Is itworth while to hate each other
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

HAsmsH.-Three Italian gentlemen re-
Gently made some experiments with hash,
ish. They took four doses in succession
and did not get rid of the effects Of the
powerful drug for nearly thirty-six hours
They beat one another without feeling the
pain; suffered from convulsions; one be-
lieved his brain had turned into marble,
and his right eye for long time retained
the sensation Of marbly hardness" In his
mind ideas succeeded each other with such
rapidity that they made short space of
time seem very long. These ideas, although
more often scattered, had at times an init
mate and long connection thus every per-
son who had ever assisted him he seemed to
see for years and years, performing all those
long and varied series of acts which might
in reality have been performed during such
a period, so that he felt convinced that all
those years had really passed. He also had
a sort of hallucination, in which he seemed
transported to a palace whimsically made
Of brass; this, he thought, was the Vestibul'
Of Mohammeds Paradise and that he wa!
denied entrance to it. On going out, he
found himself launched into space, and com
PEELED to describe very rapidly q vast orbit
IN gloomy, painfully breathing, oppressive
circle. This painful sensation lasted a long
time, and was among the most disagreeable
ofthe ezperinent.-N Y. Evening Post
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

HUMoRs OF THE CANA correspondent
ofthe Washington Star, writing from Bailey's
Cross Roads, says;
There is no little "chafng" between the
opposing sentries when within earshot of
each other, and the following dialogue oc-
Cured the other day:
,Secesh--"When are yer coming up ter
take the hill ?'
Michganer-"0h, after yeou is manners.
When are yeou coming up to take the Capt.
tal?"
Sscesh-"Reckon yer don't like the Bull
Run route TO Manassas" !"
Nichganer-"Waal, we kalolate ter go
next time by the way of Hatteras."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

A BOY went from the "hearty victuals" Of
his country home to Boston, and there
boarded with widow, who was model of
department, and who layished compliments
on boarders without stinct-but whose ta-
bic was of the meanest kind, and most
meager in substantials.
After enduring the "short commons, for
time, one morning, after an unusual pro-
fusion of compliments at the breakfastta-
BILE, which was also unusually lean and
"lenten," the country boy ventured to free
his mind by remarking
Il think, ma'am, if you would exchange
some of your politeness for little more
country produce, it would suit us boarders
q great deal better.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04
THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY PRESS.
A NEWSPAPER FOR THE TIMES
WE LIVE IN.
TheCheapest Best Newspaper
IN THE UNITED STATES,

THE WEEKLY PRESS GIVES IN THE
n course of the year, over SIXTEEN HUNDRED COL
UMHs of Reading Matter, embracing the Current
News of the Day, Commercial and Monetary INTEL
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR,
The PRESS is most sedulousy revised, and every
variety of General, Commercial and Political In
formation is conveyed through its columns carefully
examined and sifted of all extrsneous matter. 1t is
the design of the Publishers to render it the most
valuable Paper in the country.
In the assertion Of opinions, the PRESS relies
upon the right to be bold and faithful according to
he courtesy of Others which 1t exacts for ITSELF As
true expounder of the principles OF
THE UNION OF THE STATES,
1t will be always found with shield to protect
friend, and a lance TO transfix foe. Independent
Of cques and factions and devoted to the welfare OF
the Republic, it is guided by the political legaces OF
Washington, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Is the best friend of the ireside, and affords the
most instructive reading to the rising generation.
In every essential, the PRESS will admit Of no
rivalry, much less superiortyi and In the depart.
MISCELLANY,
Comprising original and selected Tales, Sketches,
Anecdotes, Poetry ,Iand all that can render paper
agreeable and useful in family, it will aim to take
precedence Of all others. In all things it will
deavor to preserve healthy tone, and inculcste the
purest morals. The felicity that should reign at
the domestic hearth shall be promoted, far as It
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The Farmer, Merchant and Artisan will find that
the PRESS embraces every subject that addresses
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With constant attention to Monetary Affairs, will
furnish fair view of the doings and expectations OF
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

New EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SENISARY.-
To take the place of the Episcopal Theologi-
cal Seminary at Alexandria, Va, broke up
for the time by rebellion, the Episcopalians
are about 10 establish one in Philadelphia.
In the new school, the services of the Rev.
Dr.. May late Of Ale5snd.ia, have been Sc;
History and Systematic Divinity, and also
those Of the Rev. DR.. Vaughan in the Depart
ment of Pastoral Care. The Rev. DR.. Stew
ems, Rev. DR.. Goodwin and the Rev. DR..
Howe will give instruction in other branches.
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TO JOHN G. FREMONT.
M c. wHirrrER.

M D G wHiTTiER.
Thy error, Fremont simply was TO act
A plain mans part, without the statesman's tact,
and, taking counsel but Of common uense,
To strike at cause as well as consequence.
So take thou courage God has spoken through
IrreyoosbIs, the mighty words, Be Freel
The land shakes with them, and the slaves dull
ear
Turns from the rice. field stealthily to hear.
Who would r call them now must first arrest
The winds that blow down from the free North.
west,
Buiilins the Gulf; or, like a scroll, roll back
The Mississippi to its upper springs.
Such words fulfill their prophecy, aud lack
But the full time to harden into things.
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MEDICAL.
CANCER. CANCER. CANCER,

DR. &. X. HALL, LATE OF ST. LOUIS
~ has opened an Office at No. 9l Broadway, one
door below Thrd-st, whore he is prepared to treat
successfully all cases Of Cancer, without the use Of
the knife, tb at may be placed under his care An
effectusl and permanent cure is guaranteed, or no
charge made.
6S No charge for fret consultation, by letter or
otherwise.
eB- All letters addressed to DR.. I. K, HALL, in
care Of Box 1,5S3, will receive prompt attention.
R1. Office hours A. NJ. to r. M. jele.fm
N z. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICE, no.
Ays 90 West Seyenth-St., between Vine and
Race. Residence, 1O2 West Seyenth-st., between
Vine and Race. ONCE hours, ~ to 81 A. H., IN
70 ~ P. NJ, 7to8 P. n.
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ADvIcEs received by the last steamer re-
PORT that Mr.. John Bigelow had arrived in
Paris, and assumed the duties of his new po-
stion as American Consul. The opportune
arrival Of Mr.. Bigelow was peculiarly CRATE
full to the Americans in Paris, who had been
previously subjected to many Inconvenience
Ia consequence Of the want of business IA
cilities. Mr.. Bigelow's familiarity with the
French language, and his wide acquaintance
in Paris, rendered him eminently qualified
for his post. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

A GRANDMoTHBR,s ADvIcE.-Let every
female, loyal to the Union, knit two pairs of
woolen socks for our soldiers for the coming
winter. Those who can not knit may en-
ploy poor women to do so, and those who can
knit, but have not the means TO furnish ma
terials, can solicit it from their richer neigh
hora
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

NATURALlsTs have Just discovered in Fouta
Djalon, on the western coast Of Africa, kind
Of bean, by the natives called ',gourou," which
has the most astonishing effect in quieting
the. pangs of hunger, (mediciually, not in
bulk, which would be nothing strange,) is
astringent, tonic, bitter when chewed dry,
but sweet immediately OF taking c mouthiui
Of water, ard preventive Of COLES,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

TIE United States Quartermaster's Depart
ment in New York is now forwarding to
Washington unusually large supplies of sub
sistence for the army. The shipments go
principally by sea. An average of three
hundred and fifty or four hundred tuns are
daily shipped. Ordnance stores in large
quantities are also sent forward, but con-
siderable portion of these 60 by railroad.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-04

HWuL you take a pinch?" said en- ae-
offering his snuff-bOx TO fish
monger. "No, thank you,' replied the
latter ~ have just had one from lobster
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
Union State Ticket,


A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION or THE wAR AGAINST
-HE BEarLLioS, AND NO COMPROMISE UNDER rHR
IuNs OF REBELS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID TOD, OF MahOnlnE.
ImurESANT-oovERSoA,
BENZ. STANTON, Of Logan.
TREASURER,
q. VOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami.
JUDGE or SUPREME COURT,
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler.
CONTROLLER OF TREASURY,
JOSEPH II. Riley, of franklin.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
BENZ. II. COwAN, OF Belmont.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN II. TORRENCE, of Hamilton.
Union County Ticket.
FoR JUDGE OF The COMMON PLEAS,
MBLANCTBON w. OLIVER,
NICHOLAS HEADINGTON,
CHARLES :. MURDOCH.
ron STATE SENATORS,
WILLIAM :. OROESBEOK,
BENJAMIN EGGLESTON,
THOMAS II. WHETSTONF.
ron STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
PETER ZINN,
GEORGE HECK,
WILLIAM STANTON,
MILTON SAYLER,
WILLIAM J. FLAGG,
JAMES HUSTON,
AMZI McGlLL,
HENRY BRAOHMANN,
THEODORE MARSH!
Tor COUNTY TREASURER,
OLIVER 81. GEOFFROY.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FREDERICK j. MAYER.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER,
FREDERICK II. OEHLMAN.
FOR DIRECTOR or COUNTY INNFIRMABY,
JOHN TANGEMAN. se25.i
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He's wise man who, when he is well oil,
can keep so.
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yearly in advance.
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on rollers IN paper couers; books bound unbound;
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not exceeding in amp four pounds cent
under fifteen hundred miles, and at heo cents
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bp postage stamps
Same rates ON cards, either blank or printed, and
blanks in packages weighing at least eight ounces,
sd seeds and cuttings in packages not exceeding
eight ounces.
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Prepayment, by stamps required on all letters to
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Cincinnati, September IL, 1861.
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LEGAL.

WHOMAs HUSTON, JESSE WILCOX
u John b. Vail, Joshua Bates and Edward U. Neat'
will take office that William H, Taylor did, the
I'd Of September, 1851 file his petition in the Sgpe-
Defendants wherein he alleged that he is the
owI Of legal estate in apd entitled to- the possess
siCn of Lots Nos 2l and %, in Morses subdivision
in Cincinnati Ohio each fronting 25 feet, and that
taid defendants unawfully keep him out of possess
sion thereof, and thereupon he asks Judgment
against said defendants for the recovery Of the pos.
session of said lots. Now said defendants will take
notice that unless they answer or demur TO said PEE
tition, on or before SATURDAY, the 3Oth day Of
November, 1851, judgment will be taken against
them upon default. WARNER NJ, BATEMAN,
se26-fWy Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

The time on the following roads is seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception Of the
Ohio and Mississippi aud indianapolis and Clnein.
natl, which is twelve minutes slower.
LlTrIE MIAMI.
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NEW ADvMRTTsENERNTs'
GOOD news AT last.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

LEI IHE AT ttLlC ClEu kEAD
AND LEARN THAT A PERFECT AND
s rso sSSs aEc EEs + wS DS
ous Complaints, Melancholy Thoughts, DepTessio1, y,
sSspp, Loss q Memory, S Energy = and Muscular
Power, Puny Growth Wasting Alvey, and want
phy scians iggure to 30 told the sture Of your ais.
Describe the seSsS Without any Y from SSn
the patient, its causes and its cure and, what is
tell you w6siher you can be cured or not. This
win satisfy yOuT mind and save you expense, time
SSd ayuS oT many dosr il Will % eye your health
aud possibly It may save your, life from being
others and sot no relief@f yoG wish to enjoy good
nSS aSs soS,t S Hns 81 S are oaSo T go
80 East Fifth st Cincinnati; Az oommyuioa-
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGsl
Hear hat the Philadelphia correspondent says
In the Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th
of April, 1859:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected with
sish botanic PR5sioan,' has Of late gained an ex.
fensi1e reputation here by his skin in curing all
and mode Of treatment as very superior. seme
RsTs be s'fn e dG % ny TsR herbs
possessing rare curative properties. While acting
thorough study Of the effects produced BY certain
medicinal roots and herbs on all manner of dis
rem sdy for ali the ills that fies6 Is heir to- His
bs seSd SeS f9d s d Ss
jected he has no equal as large number here have
health but their lives, to the skill Of this English
~ 81. 3G5SS Is at No. 50 EAST TIFTH-sT.,
CINCINNATI.
More Good News from High and Reliable
Authority.
1.-THE Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the En-
glish Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make
perfect, radical aud permanent cure Of ALL secret
and venerial diseases without the use of mercury,
of discovery or exposure. No deadly polsons, such
as arsenic, nuxvomica, opium, or any other poi
ing but purely vegetable Botanic Rem sdies are used
by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
obstinate and the most dangerous cases, and to re-
move all mercury and other impurities from the
system, when all other remedies had failed d"-Med-
cal Journal,
More Good News for Single Men COtem-
plating Marriage.
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent of the
oddfellow, Boonsboro', Md, said Thursday, 3lst
May, 1860:
discretion, having been performed by the .Enel sh
Botanic Physician of Philadelphis, feel it my
duty, haviag Knowledge of them, to state the
fact, believing that in doing SO may do service
to the suffering; one case 10 particular-thSt Of
become the victim Of a habit the mere alusion to
which causes shudder, and, after years of suffer-
He wished to marry and Was dearly beloved by as
sweet girl lisped words OF affection, but
me- was ar o s state Of
| system. He sought relief at the hands of the Bo-
all the bloom and vigor Of youth has returned and
| he is now the happy father of pair of bright
Any who are suffering, no matter what their com.
plant, can address the Botanic Physician conden;
TALLY, They may rely upon relief His office is at
| M. 40 RA9T FIRTH. 2TREK
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That f5h is soon caught tia. ni55.es at
every bait
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PRRFUNGRRY.

GtLAIRVOYANCE.-A p K II SON 3
" Wishing to know important matters about
ticulars from the undersigned, who will stay only
few weeks in this city. She may be consulted on
all matters concerning love, marriage, Courtship,
absent friends, law and business matters. Hours
Of consultation, between s O'Clock A. NJ, aud p.
III. House, 916, Sixth-st corner Of Plum, Zen.
''S9Se seSo.S" ~ '" 4" '' MRS. wUNDERLE.
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I'm ATTAQHHIENT RFORE @. Il.
u HAESALMANNI Justice Of the Peace of Gin.
einnati Township, Hamilton OouHty, hio.--HenTy
Dinamore vs.. Jeh. GilkersOn.-0n the 3lst day II
AUGUST said Justice issued eB order Of attachment
IN the above cause against the property Of said dc.
adjourned for trial 70 0ctoher a. at O'clock N,
Dated September 5, 1871. ssS.oF
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY pREssa
HI. REED & CO.,

ELIZABETH AIBINIA BER ANGER,
IA Plaintiff, against Matthias Beranger, Defend.
ant.-The aboye.nHmed defendant is hereby noti-
hed that the Plsintn EasDeth Al Be5sngSsT' S ga.
petition in the office Of the CLERK Of the Court of
Common Pleas in Hamilton County, State Of Ohio,
wlful absence for than three years last past,
aud ersss neglect Of duty, AID praying for d.
the lapse Of six weeks after the date Of this pub
ELIZABETH ALBINIA BERANGER..
By JoHN J. GAssER, her Attorney.
Dated the 2lst day Of September, 1851. se2l-fSF
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wILLIAlI NcMURPHY, JANE HRL-

w DEBRAND, Henry. Lewis AID William 7. Day
will take notice that William II. Taylor filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of Hamilt
County, Ohio as sihst them and others as defeud-
ts on the 5th day Of September, 1851 wherein he
alleged that he was the owner Of legal estate in,
and entitled to, the possession of Lot No. 49, in
the town of Elizabeth, Delhi Township, Hamilton
County, Ohio aud that he was unlawfully kent QUIT
of possession thereof by said defendants and thers-
upon asked judgment against said defendants for
the recovery of the possession of said lot Said de-
PENDANTS are, therefore, notified that unless they
answer demur to said petition on before SA r.
URDAY the 3Oth day of November, 1861, judg.
ment will be taken against them upon default.
WARNER NJ. BATEMAE,
se26.fWy Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
n containing the News OF the Week, both Foreigi
and LEGAL and Teegraphie summary Of EYenN
elsewhere, up 70 the hour Of going 80 pres.
For sale q. the U0untins roVm, Price 5 cents,
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IN ATTACHMENT EFORR @. II.
n HAhSELMANNJ a Justice Of the Peace of Gin.
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. F Ul.
mtr W.. ]. ii. Grobmeyer 4 Co.-On the 10th day Of
September, 1861 said Justice issued an order OF
attachment against the property Of j. II, Gr0b.
meyer Co for the of SIS sO and said cause is
set for hearing on the 29th day Of October 1861 at
O'clock A. NJ, befor said Justice. Il. ULbER.
Dated September Is, 1861. sel9.cTh