26 Feb 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1856
Page
1
An old classified notice lists dental services and prices. It cites G Pouslaes as attorney and Samuel Wardle as dentist, describing operations at an office near Bev enth and John streets, with references to artificial teeth and general dental work.
An excerpt discusses how home comfort relies on furniture layout and sociability. It cites Madame de Girardi on arranging chairs to foster conversation and ease, suggesting hostess prep to position seating to encourage warmth and avoid stiffness.
The season produced 1,021 barrels of oil and 11,110 pounds of bone with 225,620 barrels of whale oil and 3,000 barrels of other product. Captain Tooker of the Ontario reports vast numbers of whales seen in September. Total oil shipped to the United States this season is lower than last year, while merchants report vessels carrying about 25,600 barrels of oil and bone, totaling 125,000 barrels en route to eastern ports.
A Philadelphia Ledger note suggests a cheap method for making perfume at home. Gather flowers with minimal stems and place them in a jar three quarters full of olive oil. After a period, the infused oil can be used, offering a simple way to enjoy floral scents and boost interest in flower cultivation.
The Tamaqua Gazette reports James L. Morwa a Bathery Priest of the area stands accused of assault and battery with intent to rape against the wife of Stapleton from Pottsville. He was arrested through telegraphic aid and imprisoned after counsel appearance. An account hints at startling forthcoming matters.
New York Times correspondent in Holguin reports the probable murder of the archbishop during a sermon in the diocese's great church. A man named Antonio Torres, about 85, of Canary Islands origin and small stature with prominent eyes, is suspected as the assailant. The wound runs from the ear to the face as authorities pursue the case.
Cor. N. Y. Tribune reports fiery notes from North and South as a ship voyage provokes views on Walker’s government and slavery. Henry M. Fuller public dinner advocates unity, arguing for brethren across sections amid ongoing political tension and revolt chatter.
A new stent fire engine built locally was shown yesterday in the city park. Weighing 6500 pounds, it can be drawn by two horses and features reduced weight and greater compactness. Water was projected 150 feet from a 14 gauge pipe to test the apparatus, which runs on charcoal and splinters and can raise steam in five to ten minutes.
The Harpers recovered a verdict of 11178 76 against the New York City Insurance on a policy covering their destroyed premises. The defense claimed camphine was used for printing. The jury found camphine in general use among printers in wood cuts.
Gloucester fishermen endured an intense cold season targeting halibut. A schooner arrived from the Banks with a cargo of halibut, ice aboard, and a crew that suffered severely through their arduous, exposed work at sea.
The company plans to choose a leader amid ongoing arrangements near the Fab River north area. Sime and Sie Chel Peel are mentioned in relation to the proceedings.
Parapecest February 22 convention arranges credentials amid disputes with Ohio delegates objecting to platform changes. Secretaries chosen include Brower and Bankhead while Colby's committee reports alter bids for president and officers. Rumors spread that Spooner and others left for Pittsburg as discussions stall.
A report claimed Hiram Powers faced pecuniary trouble, but a recent letter from the sculptor disputes this, stating he has endured years of hardship yet remains prosperous. He plans a permanent residence among fellow Americans and praises equal rights under this country.
Deunxanness and GamuLine fight over vice strength as Green, a reformed gambler, claims gambling is worse. Mr J H W Hawkins, famed temperance lecturer and ex drunkard, challenges him to a debate in Indianapolis or elsewhere at his earliest convenience. Hawkins plans to prove intemperance is more general and baneful, causing greater domestic suffering.
Last Wednesday at 10 o'clock A M a fire broke out in Gavena Illinois on Main street. It destroyed about fifteen dwellings all old and worthless with total loss not exceeding one thousand dollars.
The Liverpool Journal discusses President Pierce and British diplomacy, noting sharp language and alleged familiarity in addressing Lord Clarendon as wrong. The piece portrays a breach of formal courtesy in international exchange.
The National Party secured a decisive victory on the first ballot with a 114 vote majority. A total of 100 plus delegates supported the pick, backed by votes from New Hampshire and Rhode Island factions amid a unified front and factional elements within the Black Republican group.
February session opens with a Navy Secretary report requested by the Senate on the Naval Board Report. Senators debate Blake Clarendon remarks and British arbitration offers while discussing Canadian enlistment and neutrality laws. Kansas crisis and Cramp dismissal noted as adjournment ends without quorum.
A large mass meeting in New York City aims to aid emigration to Kansas and support residents opposed to lawless aggression. Horace Greeley spoke. Gov. Darsie and Wm. E. Stevenson were named to receive subscriptions. Speakers included Bally of Kentucky and Sinclair of Michigan.
The item cites the London Times on cabinet strains and the U S call for arms amid tensions. It then reports New York market data for February including grain, pork, beef, lard, whisky, cotton, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, cheese, tobacco, rail stocks, and many city-based quotes, with prices and declines noted.
The Board convened at 7 o clock with eighteen members present. Resignation of J Clellan accepted and certificate awarded. Sidewalk repairs in front of school houses granted under Trustee direction. Principal Hancock reports underperforming scholars. authority sought to return them to District School. referred to Trustees. Dr Unrtin invited to address Calesthenic Exercises next Monday. A letter from Mr Blick on debate volumes accepted. thanks extended. Bill night notes reports smaller due to weather. claims committee to pay 2200. teachers’ bills allowed. adjourned.
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