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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15
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EB- TICKETS in any of these and earli.r s,....
may be obtained from TEN TO FIPTEEy D,U
AFTER THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE. r1~.
purchaser will consequently have to hold hi, sas
only eight ten days before he will get II OPFInn
DRAWINGS, which will be published II seyer.ld
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers. and,
file of the New York papers, containing pertecths
of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lottery Office
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. Q spdL
over Freeman Co.'s Express, sAS FRANCISCO.
WHOLE TICKETS. -. ........$l0 n
QuARTERS .'...'....... ..........,............. aA
e|-ORrERs FOR TICKETS on Circulars, showing
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are
awarded, will be sent to any desirous Of receiving
them. Enclosures of $40 and upwards, may be
made by either of the Express compsuleS at the ex.
pense and risk of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRIZES
WILL BE CAShED al San Francisco. All commu,
nicatiOns strictly confidential.
Address.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale i'm Sums to Suit Purchasers

PONDS OF THE COUNTY OF ~ hCHS. ~.
~ drawing interest at the rate OF Ten y ~ - Of M
per annum payable seTai-annually at the ONCE On
Treasurer of Yuba county; the principal psyGisw for
July lst 1869. sinking fand is provided Dy she,s
the redemption Of twenty thousand dollars ,hsf
Bonds, yearly. Alllegal questions inVolvea bofs
ssue and payment have been closely conIsS.sJ Jscon
the Supreme Court of tn State, and the aOle
rendered in their favor invests them with '''''
higher than any Ronds in the market. leasing 10.
ALS0-BOnds Of the county Of solano' W s snsur,
terest at the rate OF SEVEN Per CENT. per Of
payable semi i-annually at the County are he
fee Of Soano county. In other respects'nsey
same as the Yuba county Bonds described invest
This presents a rnre opportunity for saIe ~ thsy
ment for nine years at high rate Of interest," sSssraB,
are offered ut discount, which Is the more rate
as 1t Is reasonable 10 suppose that the P'e'S-
cannot long be maintained. oa.s of The
For further particulars enquire at the vony vlnS OF
San Frapcisco and Marysville Railroad nls GaL
TO D. @. HAsKIN, MarysvIlsti In and
Sacramento Union aud Sierra Citizen cVp{ {sefIh
send bill to this office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15
d. D. GAsSNER.

Care of WooD, EDDY L Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO
Remember that we are selling our tickets st hs
regular States prices and no advance as other us.
rles. noVS-N
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15
TURNER'S

: K K q RASPBERRT SYRUP.
~ EANUFACTURED from Pure Juice of Raspber-
A res, and equal to any article of the kind here
tofore introduced.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15

Some of the reasons why Turner's Ginger Wine
Cordias, Bitters, Syrups, &C., are better than any
others in the United States
First-We have three Of the largest manufactures
Of the kind in the world.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUssEs.
Amputating Instruments,
Post Mortem Instruments,
Trepanning Instruments,
obsterical Instruments
Dissecting instruments,
cupping Instruments,
Eye Instruments,
| Speculums ST.
| fonsil Instruments, lRrsas, pPi pPesi
Bouges and CatHeterss lpal,,.,ss 9atshps,
Syringes, Patent Elastic lprchsn t0IeePS
Abdominal supporters, SIM s,nssli
Suspensory Pandages, lsiIk Knes Ns,
Phelps Trusses, silk AntIs,, P''
Siases Ifusses' French frusses
uuii Irusses, Infants Trusses
Marshs Radical Cure Truss Shoulder Draces' .,o -.
Marsh's Improved Trusses N'N' W.
We are receiving the above Goods by Steamer direct
from Eastern Manufaeturers and offer them for sale
at the lowest prices
IL. HI. MCDONALD a. Co.,
Importing who lesaIO Druggists,
'eSl5-ny AcRANENTo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15

TIE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTFptvs
(AuthOrizcd by the State of Georvsl
Draw every sATURDAY-aiso one Grand SCb.u,
per month-with capital prize Of '''i1a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15

CERFIFICATE.-I,t the undersigned, Gov
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby that Dr. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Ch CT Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance, Whereof have given TO
him this certhcite, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy attention and protection of all those who
pable of appreciatng patriotic self sacrifice and un
deserved misfortune. K0>SpTH LAJOS,
Governor Of hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan 9th, 1852.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-15

Corner Washington and Franklin streets, N. Y.
Niagara street. Buffalo. N. Y
Corner Broadway and Front sts. San Francisco, Cal
Aud for Sale by Merchants and Druggists every
where. ap20-Sm
, 1860-11-24

The numerical strength Of the party ir
thc sou:l,, that is nov demanding that The
,lecision Of the American people, solen'n1;
made at the polls, shall he reversed
and that, uolcr threat Of an imnietti"
a,c dissolution of the Onion, the pol
icy Of tho Republican party shall be
changed. is just row a matter Of s"111e mo-
n,cn,. Let US Fee What it is: We assume
11,at the tn;al Brcclzinridsc vote in the
South is grc::tcr than The number Of tAosc
who are working Tor secession, and in that
calculation VIC cannot be wrong; because
tue men Of NIL other parties arc committed
Ia tic Union. or arc. nj least, pledged
:lra;nst dissolution, unless for the overt act
which t,,cv expect Mr. Lincoln>s Admins
4ra.Ion to commit. Nov, that rotc is less
than 4 half oc The aggregate strength Of the
nartics in the slave States, since. even
where The secession fu.or is the strongest,
those who favor it arc in minority. Now
the vote Of the South is about onc-lourth
that OF the Cnion at large, and as more
1hua half Of it is for the Cnlon.
nc find the numerical force Of
the seccssiouists t0 be equivalent
10 ONLY one tenth. or certainly not more
than one-cigl.th Of the American people.
Hence the latest demand Of tue most mod
cra Democracy is that ono man shall gov
crn ten men, or if TINT is not agreed to, that
The Cn:ou shall be dissolved. We submit
that tlis is confidence game that cannot
he successfully plnycd or thc North, no
matter how smoothly and it inhy work
amoas tho poor whites Of tic South; and
wc submit further that IL moyeinent that is
- fecbiy seconded. is nol one that ought Il
tie permitted to pull the commercial worl'
down 1y the rs,n. or fill courageous met
with alarm. BY and bs, when fl'c 1ea
tncar,,,c and scorc "f this scccsslon b'sl
ness is understand. tue capitalists and busl
ness men, now qualsing in their shoes les
rain should come ul,ou them in night
wall have occasion tor hearty laugh u
around.
, 1860-11-24

"a Of :.e "r.:r Ills tesa IL hatr to- u pEuva
lent, 20 ltr!c understood and 10 mrch neglected
Ca,!rcress. Ova originating II caEccssaeis or sed-
en:arr habits; it Is regarded Slight disorder nftoo
Little consequence t. excite anxlcty While IN reality 1t
IL sac preeur4os ard companion Of many OF the most
fatal ad dangerous diseases, n uE1sss early crad!ca
tc. Il will bring TIC sufferer to untinely grave.
Among tue lighter evils at Which coattEcness Is tbs
u.cnl assenda:t ara llcaaa:he. CoIte, KeuusEau.
Foul Rcash Piles. asd otbcss Of Ike nature, whila
loa. train Of fr*ht(l tseA5es such Malignant Fa
vr.s. Abce-ees u. ;sEte7y, Dtat1hua, D5spvpsiA Apo
r1rIv. 1:ptr-y. para:ssis ystcE.a Uxpochondgtas.a
Melancholy ard asac!.y. first Indicate she!T presence
In the sSs:cm hy this alaEuLa. symptom Nos unffa
qur::t1y III. dscn@es Eauaed originate in Constpaton
but .ae A. sn!ereneat existence nnlesA t.s eaasu
Il c.adcate ii casy alag From all these eousid'
a:ies It follows that tho disorder should receive I'm
mediate atteu:Ioa wheneye1is occu1a, and pessou
should neglect TO Cetn box Of CephaHr Pills on thu
tsst appearance Of tho complaint as tais timely MSS
will c1ra saa asieaors appsoaoss Of dseaao aut de-
stroy til. dangerous foe to human liza
, 1860-11-24

None Of your little, hollow, halfway, make
!'rlicves, but real old-fastioncd breakdown.
after The pattern OF 1887. individuals may
l..akc loss-fhat Is their qffair-hut the coun-
try will be surely md greatly benefited. We
sliall inport far less goods and export less
sIHeic: aud We sAa1l dress and dine aud drink
: less czpcns1vcly; nc shall trade less and work
more: :snd We shall cconom1zc, and haul in
our horns. and reef .topsails, aud come out
stronger and wiser and richer in the end. So
1gt's have good. strong, old:fashioned Panic !!
True, there are son,c druwbhcks. We hare
our crops just ready for market, and shall sell
them ten to twenty-five PR cent. lower than
We Otherwise would, VIC shall sell millions
worth Of our Public Securities to foreigners
fur twenty per cent. less than VIC shall be glad
to bpy them hack far after the storm blows
over; and good many mechanics and labor-
cEs in our cities will find the coming Winter a
very hard one. But then tho country WAS
never before SO rich and strong as it is now
full Of Grain, full Of Cattle and Swine, fun Of
Specie, full Of everything. There wns negcr
before n time when financial tornado bad less
cause than now-copsequently, never before
, one when il would do less real harm. Our e1-
ports are large beyond precedent; Specie has
ceased to flow from ua, and must soon begin
to pour. heavily III upon us Our AlDes, our
Herds, our Farms, our Factories, nre all doing
well; q panic now 1nay save us from one when
wc should not he able to stand IT, 30 let us
MI take hold. and get up 4 roaring, smashing,
high old panlc!-N J, Tnb. 1871 md:
, 1860-11-24

THE 'Erntthte in Kansas


\ gentleman from Linn CO. nau'.T, S,,',.. WI ~
rived in this city from tnat ses'on''n Anut 'u''
gives us tue iol'o"'ns amo"s o'ne1s ., ae ~
caascs II "alcn lhe seeen' 1.uao-.e 49, -
efn Kansas naa 'ne'r o''s" 49,. ,1,.,s
ea"ses Is 1l'c sal1e VI .ue pun. ~ ~. ,.,.
time, wlch 1he pcop'e oceup9Hs tus 'A'a
as pre-cmptors, arc In starving conoatioh' Ill"
vi course wholly unable to raisc the anoah'
10 purchase tacui. announcer eause' ID 1ne "u'n
Ing Of scvcnty-four dwellings, AL ocsol'S'n55 ~
Free State men, IN what Is Known - wv
Eight Mile Strip" This was tsact Eel npa'.
for the New York Indians, but never accel1ea
OF occupied by them. In looS, 9os' ben'e'
1n1dc spcecli iu Liun county, nau tolo tae
settlers that these lands might be occnpleo "
pro.c,nptors III advance of The cxtinguishmcnt
OF withdrawal Of The indian ''t1e-'ha' IL
would soon CONC into market, anu 'n'. l'o''
seasion could he taken with perfect connoellcs
that no difficulty would occur: enaef tn's
; statement, or rather pledge, oi oos. Oc"'e',
,''cul fifteen hundred persons IN 1hc a'e. =.
J,,us, when the census was 1aRcn' oecup4ea
1hcie Ne" YORK lna'an LINUS: . ep7
it was discovered thai Almost lnc en''.e PoF1
la!lon were sfee s'atc Peopis, aau & - 49,. ] >,
this i;'c.. aroused Inc 1seo1 w" W..
! a1'd lis administration ana '''.' ~
nrts were taken 10 ar''e ll'c'h nun .A>A r..
css-i"ns sucf: settlers being rc,af"eo ns 'l''ll'
+, t:;'l to ! slavery l'ro1'asano'ns so,e1nmeAe.
T:ie attempt I" arasc the'a ". III lne er..n
! nos n'''ns oee'' no~>
! ':-a1n about 1l'fec "ceA' slne., "neA ,,:.'
'aaie from lae po"ets III "'1'NA''s, wv '~-s
tllr Cherokee Indian Agent 10 sena cotnP.'"e
Of ~ U. ). Dra:,oons 'o "eeoa'l''sa ens "4'As =.
of the ADMINISTRATION. Ane oiasooue' -, =.
':"|:s 1hclT WORK. - We 1'a'c sl.1,e1 ,s,as..
tH't!ltLlE HuuSCH, GtC1N Vl4S ~ "As'NA]
, 1860-11-24
GDtraY!I8)f / &rlhu11e<



.r,,c aurora B.t.c1h misrerrescnts the
c,,r:e Of this Journal in regard TO the use
,,f Missouri bo,ids as L basis for bank IS
eue; il this State. The policy Of granting
S:,te MD 10 Railroads has always found in
the Tn1rrSE steady opponent II mas
nos aecn our custom, however, 10 oiheloas'
lv ia.crncddlc in :';s :::Iafrs et or ne'gn-
nors on this Or amy other subject. bnt IN
thc casc Of Missouri, We, felt entirely >nssa-
fled il, speaking our minds freely for the
rc, .nn ,!,s{ larsc amounts Of her bonds
were aciu.z u.cl in this :3tate:as currency
bas;s. Our prnrle thereby became parties
in interest. aud thai gave US Il rasht 10
sneak. When the attempt was made at tue
las: meeting Of the Legislature OF Missouri.
II :s:,, a,I.liiio,aI bonds to the extent of
sis OF eight millions OF dollars, we put our
pco,;le upon their guart', :s twas our duty
toa,, We predicted the ultimate snspeh-
sion Ct Lie l,:lv,ucnt Of interest as sure 10
f,llov any further enlargement oi the dcot
.ft;mt State. We advised our State Audi
tar 50 far Is lie lad the power, to
encourage slIc exchange Of Missouri
,,,uds ,hcn m .!spo=it AS cur
r,u,.v basis. We especially urscd Inc
ov::.r:s u: Illinois ',anls 10 change 1hcae
securities rs f:,st as il was in their power
IN 10 20. -Ar,l We have reason 10 hcl'c'e
1|,a: VIC ;:;:vr lcr:,. III some degree. lnstFi-
n,xi;;Al ii, reducing tic amount Of Missouri
1,,,,is. -, !.rla IN ,::is State, from, nearly
fix, millions u. dollars. down 10 little
nvcr 1wa ,ai:::inil:. lll1 0ur advice !''eii
tal:oae.! hy Ill tho bankers Of this state,
1l,ryr ys,.ll le les: trouble wilt, ollr cur
-,a,y ,us, and The bauIers. who LOW find
themselves embarrassed, would tie less
s.rair..r:,r,. 1Ila., they are. The ltar"a
,o,y consider Ibis to have been very
.u,;s,;,iyys:y.s" course On our lhir'. b!:1 II
will scarcc1y lie able l., conyincc the pnllIc
that VIZ have done them IN injury II saving
them the l.,;s Of twcnty per cent. deI':ec'"-
,;on OIL ,!,lre n,i.litns Of their currency
Tor ourselves wr have notl.lng to regret III
,uc prcn.;scs unless it bc that VIC did not
more zcalnu=ly follow ul' the line OF policy
which or honest convictions dictated
and tic wisdom o:' which time las lully
.4rovafE
, 1860-11-24

in South Carolina.
Tic Bank Of New York has received letter,
uf rhicl, the following is IN extract. from one
If its correspondents III the interior of the
Statc Of South Carolina:
II deem it duty Unanimously approved OF
~ the Hoard Of Directors Of tilis f3ank} to
say 10 ynu, THAT under any emergency that may
.rl~... 1A- hank will not eountcnanc.: the rcpi-
.sis:ion ut, or rrfnsal to Iay any more, drafts
or Hills sent here for collection hy any North
ern Bank vi merchant, but will tliscountcnance
.ycrr itiulation Of the kind, and f,rcc, to the
iulj extent Of the law. the protection Of their
commercial rights against our own citizcns
wl,o may he indebted To them.
..Wr have understood that the lawyers arc,
IN many towns, refusing to collect Northern
PAPER, and TINT more merchants have resolved
10 rv;u,liatc their obligations. l can safely
say We hare no such hyrocritical bankrupts
viii, u; and ] know the Judiciary OF South
Carolina will raigc .hciv strong arm against it.
1t las hccz iuti1uatcd that tllc banks should
:1-o refuse to collect Northern bills or notes
due Southern merchants. I do not 6ntcrtain
tlr opinion that they Gnu be made to favol
ru-h a di<honorablc proceeding. This bank
never xilLf
, 1860-11-24
PERSONAL.


4r. Douglas "as at 'leksbafe' Aiss'' on 1he
10Th, being on bis way to hts plantation IN
Washington county, allss. nc made ol.el
speech 10 Inc crowd IRON tne oecn u tne
s1ea1nooat' III "n1en ne naaoe ase VI ,as e'a,s wv
llns"'se % 'l nlS ieeer1 le'l.' Ana ,,.n.s :. 49,
speern IL ~" os'c''n"' LIZ "''' AZ 'o4 Ae' 49,
anu aonptiess tne futnoiS eul4en. as's - AN7
serious Ancss were Without lounoa'1on.
Key ihofnas L. "hlttcn'oFe u ~ai''
"r'age' aasss'' tno 'ctstat. ee''o'' - 'e''~".'
hai'k AID 1:A''foso pfesiaeh', "ho "s7 soAs1N@
e'cu dangerously !" o4o'. .,s ,', 20 w"
eon'aaesee1l' @'t "sA oooot1~77 ~ "o'' S0"A
10 resume nls mu1tl'a''ous 'ao''s.
John n. BAKER, OF bnnn'i1le' Salo"en
county, Is now sud 10 oc INC t'l1est han Ill
Kentucky. lie stands se'cn icet c'st't 'eehcs'
and 'ssishs 224o 7oa"os.
--5ohn Il. Butler, las gwen notice 10 W.
i. Lehman, tha1 nc esa1i contest MS {7s': u
ts scat III 1ac acS' eo'sresS ''onl t:'c III ~o''.
::rcfsional uistF1et oi fennssisanla IL Will
'm rccollectcd that air. buticF received the
certificate of election from the return Judges,
but that lie heGoscrnor OF fl'e State bestowed
tile certificate On a'r: Lehman.
Among the passengers bs thc stcamsh'r
Vanderbilt "nsch arrived AZ NC" 'ofh 'roln
southampton on shnoas. were commodore
Stockton aud Richard len Brock.
Tho London 3imrs says: Paragraphs
have lately uaa1c tue round Of the ncwsEa-
l'crs, both in this country aad abroad, on the
subject Of the supposed engagement hctwcen
tho Princess Alice and Prince Louis OF ucsse
Daf'nstadt. We bcllc'c thesc announcements
are III LEAST premature
Intelligence came by tho Vanderbilt; Of the
death of Admiral Sir char1cs Napier: His aye
was Il. Tie was ono Of the illustrious men
who made Lis appearance upon liiss stage tu~
ring the revolutionary era Of France In 1883
Fir Charles Napier commanded Portuguese
fleet, and for signal victory oil Cape st. Vim
cent was honoFca win the title o1 ''scount
eapo san s1ccntc" Ill le,'', lie vas appointed
second IN command OF Tie Mediterranean fleet,
and took prominent par IN the stormlns OF
&I4t,tt anu tue {C1Cut Qf Acre. For t1liS latter
, 1860-11-24

will see that the cause Of Southern COM
-elaipt is the one which we first pointed
out. If VIC may believe the threats which
coroe I'm to us from the South, that case
is about to break tho Union up. What q
picture for the civilized world. What u
commentary on the Christianity md De-
mocracy Of our boosted America, that such
things should be! -;
, 1860-11-24

Tie following rich and rare proclamation Of
.l.c objects Of yonr traitorous and inccndiary
organization is from the editorial columns Of
t:.c Srs Orleans Courier, <Ereckiurid.c pa
p:r., Head and trcn!:lc!
"Ihc scope. aim and o},jcc!e Of the Wide
Awake organization arc no longer. VT SUP
fn,.s:, &'ljects Of mystery to the Southern rco-
i'!r. They have erected their caracious wig
.ai<. alli established their finatral cohorts.
il, every ila,ulrt. town and city Of the North.
u' ir '.aulc itself is Ill insult to The SOuth as
,ilnrd. Is it las been, in honor Of John Brown,
:hrir Eiartyred hero and arothcosizcd apostle
They are composed Of restless A1la riotuus
..ial l..Tls, Il population always on the 47fi 4i1v
t..r something exciting. They arc Sustained
,1n! urged forward by The influence and wealth
ii thcir respective sections, and arc encuuraE-
e.a '.y lulpi1s, llatfurIls mud I'resacs in their
revolutionary measures. Modern Huns, they
nn: require an -Attila ut their head o prtciri-
:n.' themselves upon The green and sunny
,.a:;,s Of the South, whenever they hear the
.ihrsW!i and slogan OF their slaataraly chief
1ain-. In view Of these appallIn. dangers,
hat must VIC do? Shall VIC ta1ncly lay down
n,r agis$ III token ul submission, aud sing
l.r:llis IL tilc inciGtble glDrv Of Il tottcrjng
Cui III. or slall We wisely, calmly aud mature
wl,i.:l prudence and policy alike dictate? Thr
:u:,tl, cannot hesitate i'll the selection Of the
rnG.sc 10 be pursued, and 1t il time for her TO
.nb.azun 1hc motto upon her banners -
EQUALITY IN THE tx1oN OR 1NDEPEN-
uENt.E OFT or IT. The disruption Of The
.s,,l1Itrv MAY not occur. perhaps. tor few
wears t. come but we have nO hesitation III
-ayin" that secession IL d fn,tus in the womb
III i mr."
, 1860-11-24

Twsx7r N1ttexs cr De1LAEs aAv:p-Mr. spalN:g
hs> soli two r,i1ns bottles Of his celebrated fe
ps-cc Glue s.I 1t y estimated e.ch aotGs saves It
least lc.!azs WORT. of broken furiture thus uaAs-
Tag Al aggregate OF twenty millions os dollars TO
claimed from total los by sis valuable Invention
uaylp made hts Glue household word. ta now pro-
poses to 10 the world still greater service h5 caring MI
tho aching heads With hta Corhac Pills, aad Il theS are
a. good a. tia t:1ue, Headaches will soup rnAh AWAY
like fnow II Jnly.
, 1860-11-24

Tuys.o1Ax-weli. Nrs. JoneA how II that hsodaehs7
Ma. JoxEs.-Gcce! poctor. s!l Cono: TIC pill 5ou
sent cured Ia sast tweny mirr&es. and wish Sou
would tend .norr % sLar can have thou1 handy.
raT-1c..@.-Yuu can Get them a: any DrrgZfats-
Call g,r cer:al.c Pills. Anl they fa and
e,m,1cct them In ait casa5 OF Headache.
s:s JoSEs-I sh2H send for box directly. and ttall
fell MI my suffering friends. FOR they are as atsss
| 1xG.
, 1860-11-24

Cl:SsCs OF BosToS AND SCDCKus AND OF
MASSACHUSETTS. Boston and its suburbs,
within u radius Of twelve miles, contains
population Of 40l ,641. This includes Charles
1own. Cambridge, Lynn and Roxbury, but not
S:lcu. The State of Massachusetts contains
4 Population Of ,2231 ,49G. In 1855 by the State
census it was ], ,13a. .539 By the United States
census Of 1850 It vas 99i514.
, 1860-11-24

TuE BaSNER CorSTx OF IowA.-Away up
II, tile northern boundary Of Iowa, among the
fee>;, water lakes, is newly organized county,
named nftrr The immortal irish patriot, En-"
met. At the recent election it gave thirtyesix
,otca for Lincoln and lIar,lin, and not one for
tie Qpposinr candidates.
, 1860-11-24

iety incident cose attention to buaEess study a7
among tho nuuorous Of fNervouh uead1che The
sorcrc:! Of ,!ad anil boty Incident to thia dis
trcssf7s complaint Is fatal blow to all encrxy aao ar
bn:en Sufferers br this di*ardc: eau always obtain
speedy re1!cffrcul these ssre==n: attacxs bF using
ouc Of TIT csphac Pills whenever tho symptoms np-
pesr l: :qsic. the cvc.:.sEed bras ana sooihes the
seEc eal la~rn. ncryea and rcla1ts tho tens!on Of
the .soma =. whte away7 accompanies and aCgsarat<s
tco dt.oEIereI condition of rte brain.
, 1860-11-24
IN r CTfNE
Persian Fever Charm.
FEVER AND AuuE DIFFERENTIATED.
! THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE LID REMEDY FOB ILL
INTERMITTENT
AND BILIOUS FEVERs.
4 Word for Health.

TaR 1HrxcT14E on PR1slAx FevER CuAax. Il lha
only compound that eau be said 10 be the natural anti
dote to those Bilious Fcver1 which, In various osns
afaiet the human family, The ordinary remedies for
Intermittent Fesers, and pronounced a. certain 10
eradicate the Fever aud Ague particularly only create
new diseases In the system, and thus bring ahout the
most distressing results In this great Persian Specific
va have natural remedy one tit rterees TO tie faat
Of the disease End Ly giving immediate to the
orzaps OF the stomach rccupcrates the sattcEed frame
nnd promotes cheeriuness Of Spirits II persons who
suffer from the effects OF Fever and Ague, or from the
medicines which they have taken in vain TO alleviate
their misery, will give tho Persian Charm single trial
thcy will lind that their health will be rcstortd. and
tat they Uay those happy hours OF life WHICH
they suppose .ore forever Tho numerous cures
which have been made by this remedy the best CYL
dence Of Is value They who desire 10 regain thel1
health will not neglect 10 Apply this renasdy.
, 1860-11-24

Tnt FoEaEn 1IoME OF L1scoLS.-Spenccr
county, 1ndiaua, Ton the Kentucky boracr) 70
It'd il 1856 as follows:
Fremont e:c5 buchanan. LEGO Fillmore. sos
MaJeriry against Fremont ---..--.--1 1888
At the Presidential election on the 9th inst,
fllis same county Of Spencer returned tue fol-
,uwing result:
Lincoln -; Douglas, ..1,10s Other.
Cu,llned opposition rute over Lincoln 169-bc-
In: Republican ::ain of 1864.
In his early days, Mr.: Lincoln lived in
Spencer county, and large number Of people
src1n to have remembered him.