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WATKINS L FICKLEN's
IA. Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

The subscribers have formed joint stock COM
pany for the purpose of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
TWO-THREAD, LOCK STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity of construction and adap-
tation to all branches of needle work. stands un-
rlvalled, and offer them to the public with full
confidence, believing that a fair trial Of the ma
valuable article in domestic economy, from GU r
OWN FACTORY, that will prove in every respect
tories
These machines manufactured and sold under
legal rights from Elias howe, Jr., Wheeler l.
Wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover 4 Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine Company, and |. NJ. SINGER
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SALE OF CARGO.-Seven thousand five
hundred sacks Liverpool Blown Salt COM
posing the cargo of ship Robert Treat, brought
into Norfolk, Va, from Currituck beach where
she got ashore on her voyage from Liverpool
to City Point, were sold in Norfolk Wednes-
day, at auction, at an aver age of $1.lO.
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letter to the Archbishop Of Dublin, acknowl-
edgine "the third sum Of 81 co.," and stating
that his attachment for the clergy and people
Of the Archdiocese Of Dublin h Of 1.-THE warm
est kiud.n ~ g aka ~ &S
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BOARDING,

DOARDlNG.-Ih have two pleasant and desira-
ID bic rooms. suitable for families; can also ac
commOdate a few DAY BOARDERS. Shot Tower
House, on Grace, between Sth and 9th stree's.
ap6-2wA Mrs. BASS.
DOAKD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
ID ROOMS on 18th street, in rear Of the main
Powhatan House. They will be rented to sing le,
or to married gentleman, without chlldre n, who
could be accommodated with board in the family
Apply at the residence, Broad and nth streets.
NH SITS
ROARDING.-Scveral desir.ble Rooms. suit
II able for families. at the REVERE HOUSE.
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DEAD LoCK.-The directors of the Farmers
Bank Of Lynchburg, Va, ended dead
lock- Of many weeks duration Wednesday,
by electing DIR. VIM. s. Morris President OF
the institution. DR.. M. declined the office
and SO the bank remains still without Presi.
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HJmminated.-With the exception of q few
buildings on 9th street, near Main, we saw no
Examinations last night. The Mechanics In
stitute building. James ID. Brownies iron rail-
ing store, Jno. w. Davies store, and the tempo
rary arbor containing the busts Of Clay, Web
ster and Calhoun, the sewing machine store
of Grover Il Baker, were all brilliantly light
ed up, and attracted immense crowds.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.-Major George A. H.
Blake. LIST Dragons. has been assigned to the
ment of Oregon by special orders of the 3lst
ult Surgeon s. p. Moore, Medical Staf, hav-
ing been relieved from duty at the Military
Stan, has been assigned to duty at that post
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Handsome Dec0ration.-At the marble yard
of Mr.. John w. Davies, ON 9th street, adjoin-
ing Mechanics Institute Hall, we noticed,
yesterday, a neat little arbOr, handsomely
decorated with flowers and evergreens, while
under it stood the marble busts of Clay and
Webster and Calhoun, three patriots and
statesmen. the likes of whom our country will
never see again.
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THE MILITIA OF THE STATKe.-Col. Roberts
of the United States Army, has proposed q
plan Of reorganization Of the militia of the
several States. He proposes a short term of
service for volunteers, who are to be armed
and equipped, and disciplined by Congress,
and to be paid for a few days Of service each
year, when under instruction, discipline and
drill. He fixes this volunteer force at 2tO, OOtl,
aud proposes to divide them in all the States
this division will give to each State sufficient
force to preserve domestic tranquility, to
prevent Instruction and to enforce the laws.
When war is declared, the militia to be sub
ject to the call of the President, to repel inva-
sion, and even to carry on offensive and
foreign war. The plan is before Congress for
it's consideration.
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DA Is X z r. III o 8 e,
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
H. d. PARKER.
NH Sim IF. MILLS.
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The CesensnldM Yd%sAok.
The ceremonies Of eoftnaS ation Of the
CLAY Statue ysstsrdl Z wers hdueted in :
very succsesful nane. Th6v were appros
PIRATE aud imposing, ana were Ihvorsd 81 =
bright aad dslieAtlal day, whose tsmpsratars
was just suited TO the exercises. OF the parade
and tie assembling a The multitude In the
rAye Of the sun. .,ss.~-sa..aa.
The reader win And the detailed report Of
the proceedings Of the day on the frst page Of
this mornings DispsseA. II includss the ID.
mtrahis eratioa Of 1Gr. BAnDouR, which
eliclted the wafuAest eulogtes Of all who heard
1t. So - "a
The military parade was grand one-the
nnest We ever beheid In Richmond, II we ex.
cept that on the occasion Of the reception Of
the remains Of President MoHROR, In July.
,sa, when Tie full ranks and superb bearing
OF the 7th Regiment contributed to the mag.
nitude and grandeur Of the display. The
number Of companies from other cities. mus.
tered In the procession yesterday, was not 90
large - had been anticipated. There was one
from Washington, (the Rifles, Capt. SHRpEr.
FER, one from Lynchburg, (the Home G uard,
Capt. S. GARLAND, Jr,) and one from Farm.
willie, (the Guards, Captain BooKER.) The
three added much to the eclat Of the parade
The balance of the line belonged to Richmond
aud it, immediate vicinity. II 10 especially
worthy Of remark, that the cavalry mustered
stronger than ever before In this city, and
made display remarkable as well for its fine
chivalric bearing a. for It's numbers. This
body consisted OF the Henrico Troop, Captain
DANCE; the Chesterfield Troop, Capt. Cox;
the Hanover Troop, Capt. WICxHAM, and the
Governors Guard, of Richmond. Capt. Ca
BELL. 1t was commanded by Col. MCRAE,
and was an honor to this section OF the State
The various companies of foot of this city,
(Which, together with all other matters per-
tanning to this grand occasion, are noticed in
the report in another part Of our paper,) COM
posed . noble body of soldiers. Our citizens
may we'll be proud of them. No town, for its
population, in the Union can boast of so large
and we'll drilled q body of volunteer citizen
soldiers.
Tho unwilling of the Statue before the i'm
mense multitude assembled upon the Square,
was . scene of indescribable interest and gran
deur. The Statue is q noble work of Aria
faithful likeness of the great man whose form
and features it is designed to hand down to
posterity. When the multitude beheld 1t, and
for an ins tant gazed on the snow-white form,
the truthful representation Of the distinguish.
ed SON of Virginia, they lifted up their voices
and filled the all with their cheers. The whole
assemblage-one of the largest ever met on the
Capitol grounds the highes: satis-
faction and delight. Hundreds long remained
looking upon and admiring the Statue. The
day was one indeed honorable to all whe took
part in it, and one of which the State may be
proud. To young ambition it conveyed the
assurance that great Merit and great Virtues
have great Rewards.
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MEETING OF THE MEDICAL
49, SOClETY.-The Thirty Seventh An
VIRGINIA, will be held IN the city of Richmond,
at the MEDICAL COLLEGE Of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the oath of April next.
VIM. w. PARKER, M. D.,
NH 2l-2tawtd Secretary.
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IN Aa'bs Dr. ss'i x1EE 'kTSsf II iss
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s'f'n e1iSifEE1 R r. fs'fs.sis1
which have now been before the public for the last
ne sSpv. Rsftiser.toL. are no, excsl!sd in tn.
article, and persons e want viii please cali and
eompare' 9 %GT parehssss1iinEe sl &
ap la-stif ID door above Dispatch once.
Improved ft rEYsETsL spcr4c1Es,
of efi;:si, fiji 8 81
saaaSHH5!Ssa ' lhssrsvnrrrs
STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS.
rs Main ss..tci'y Savings Bark ssaIdias
IA. Herring's Fire Preef Safes.
HERRINes PlRE-Sk sss f" SAFES. Locks
HEaalses FIRE sS$SE r., Look.
spi2-St ~ KNOWLES L wALFoRD.
As'erifiessr i If s MORE SURPRISING.
Ai EI 1sszn DRESS GOODS,
A"''''''t LAT Al Est NoyEkTlEs; , nr.,ox
reach Of ali: at figures 70 per cent below the cost
of importation.
WATKINS x FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS!
159 Main Street.
Are now receiving and opening their third sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many Of which have boon purchased ut the auction
sales IN New York during the past week. ct WHICH
The PRICES were lover than ever known before In
% ~ DREss GOODS
In elegant Satin Striped and camm GeRGGANn1Es.
In plain and Aoanced sKiRTs;.
EsTN $f fAST7 MSHStfE Pc s CHINE
And BaoihG5 PE cree a$S s!fk
'hA HSgsE FuRN1sHziH"ssF coos;
PLAaH sSFESA pLAlDs AND srk fEss l.. fac
tory prices,
Either by wholesale or retail, they are prepared to
offer inducements HITHERTO UNEQUALLED.
WATKINS L FIcKLEN's
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING THE 4rH INST.
We shall be prepared to exhibit an UNRivALLED
STOCK Of SILKS, Of the choicest styles, at aston
lshlng prices.
n On THURSDAY morning. the sth. We will
exhibit our splendid stock Of FRENCH LACE,
DAMASIE, PUSHER and REAL LACE, SILK
and BEREGE MANTLES and SHAWLS. some of
which are very elegant and entirely metc in style.
IA Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for
LADIES' embracing beautiful variety. VIII be ex-
tent and elegance of which an advertisement can
give no idea, will well repay the examination Of
all classes of Dry Goods buyers; BY polite atten,
hora toru. efv;va 70 deserve fhe notrOn.go
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DEAR IT IN MIND-NO HUMnUG-RE-
DIES-As the price Of Sugars is reduced, 30 re-
duce the prices of my Candies. This has Deen my
custom for years. Then take my advice, and don 7
than the market prlce. and who would palm of
miserable stuff for Tin many instances) my inlm-
table Candies After looking around. ave me .
CALI and then determine who has the best goods at
the lowest prices. LOUIS j. BOSSIECX.
an L. ct No. 80 Man
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fo6A1 21x

rassz Siss.-Ia 6sint about tho sssss
Yyesterd4 we were 61rpriset to go the Unlted
States - Aoistsd aa6o maa1 Different boonta.
The chipping In the dock had floating to the
brsese from every masthead Aass and stream.
ers. Nearly every hotel hoisted its nag. On
main street, near l4th, We notieea the Unitoa
States nag In front Of bickinson's hat store, On
which. uese inaerihed the memorable Wosds--
n would rather BE- right than Prestdent."-
Opposite the Dispatch o1lce, and from the top
Of Purcell, Lahd & Co.'S store, weTo large Nags
floating with the brUexe. fr0m Minnis' daguer.
reAn gallery were stretched several miniature
flags, and between them was suspended can.
vas, ON the East side Of which was Z likeneps
OF Henry Clay, over which was inecribevi IA
Nation moarns HE loss" On the reverse was
. picture Of . Ind going to mill ON horseback
with bag Of grain, and under It the inscrip-
ton of-"rAe Mill Boy Of the Slashes." On
9th street, from Mechanics' Institute Hall,
were stretched the National and State flaes.
while from the flagsta6 ON the cupolo haunted
the Star Spangled Banner. Indeed, turn what
direction you would, and your eyes were at
once met BY the nag Of our country.
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TO TnE PUDLlC.-Raving heard it
~ rumored that am not prepared nor in
the habit Of undeItaking the aor parts Of my blu

TO TME PUDLlC.-Ravinsh heard it
rumcred that am not prepared nor in
ss habit .a Ct =: f aTHiE & F ~
RUNNING CULVERTs, &C., and deemsne such Ii
rumoEs calculated 70 inja!e mo. and possibly to
DO, take this method OF informing the public that
! am not only prepared, but better prepared for
IN the business | have in my employ ment f,So
competent seo'kmsn to attend to- that branch Of the
ing my friend. that any work in my line. however
great or sMaH, shall b executed promptly and
j.. ). snd e c
bullain9 - retarded. In answer to this bog leave
q for want Of material let them call On the under
sss fe eossr:cs lay
the bgicx: When IT was said about the 1T Of Jan.
mors, Rat whom yoa wish to have 'vosi dons, csil
s:sa es AND sec I ''''G Go & I 81 aT1RLEs
D aPrscsics 81 Law, sersseicts sxissisa S e.
= s;:: ii: "a a. ' :: s.
csivs. = Rsrstoiors, tie ATTENTION 81 q 6esh:
aieAno.a. April !, $50. Il 4. Z SfkasSSkRk
Jfi ,tsls ofE:D:,s .s ;:1:: 5: s.; s.;
ot6 a1Ss:s =, I'm ARA s.ss Ct Z 81
f ~ 2. q =: !! go +, 81
q: ssssss. ~ ~ DO don : g.
--'' q W. Sti3xStb.
-; a ess,llEE7f; '|1 AZ. Z 60: :
~ ~ Cssrs q IL city # R,ehnsed 81 saaU
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RINFORD'S HAT STOR e,

dp S-0C NO. u MAN %.
BiNFokD's HAT !, :T To;s 60, p;,,mo,.
To parties who wish to buy . Hat. for sprins or
Summer, they are =, invited g take =
11io' to the FINEST i"rg %SsIi E$;SSiH6.o'
apn-a,,,dpr FRANZ q HXlE Nan street.
N33,TssGEsEuVvit hsys appo,ns..d !, sELIGMA \
a: S % ss !" Rk SSePs
credit sn He pSs 'es sp s Fl IN
81 Ninth .., .Sr The
'ns Ift'ssn'' OF d. EOS Sc6DR s ARpERsoN.
EOR sA E-A. Wv ATsON' " ASON, With
% Ss!5
MINING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wlll
be 6 c1 1os2 a
NH "a. ' JNO J. wERTH. As't
Isa1 SPY E L4% PIP, P,v ;; e
We nh Sn ss1 !Ss 'A' low" a. H. wHrrLocR SON.
DARAFFiNE CANDLEs.-Thess Candies
the d,stiission Of Coal! having tho same che
constituents a Gas. They give . fsme clearer
more Transparent and beautiful. produce softer
and more ;frss:Hs Light than the best Wa. 2.
''' war" climates csc: g. iSsA'evHEsxpoRr.
A LEXANDRE's KID GLOvES.-Notvith-
standing tho recent advance IN price. am
;s Dsf S AtFRED MOSES s. "S
OUTAGE BEDSTEADs, MATTE 50.
- Es: Sc.On b Hs 3D. and fSr sale cheap: 100 Cot
sI::'':; IS single and double Bed ISss;:; S;orr .'
A GRAF BARGAIN IN SCOTCH CLING
slightly ssi only Is Ssss Worth s.
get some before they are all so!d,,n,.o.,..
nREss GOODS. DIX sS GOO DS.-siiEs,
Bsreee Robes, and eli other new. and desirable
styles Of Dress Goods n cH; r. rs s:9d cur.r,v
w scrtmsnt OF Silk. Cloth. Chaily. fcpln and
SHsiRs srs c ciifS &; ;Y'
and EnlS Pa AsP IA ssess IA;
'"''' ana LOT '''s s I. Den e' Miller,
Corner Pearl and Gary sts.
w Porto R,co. Portland Syrup asi Gclden Syrup,
IN store ana Tor sale BY c sELDsEN 4 MILLER,
TasE: WHILE .v,,|. sak 3! g. ]. the -. .aa
sac Ss;''' IT, 81 sc: '''
6omisioS cosss Sos., conc 1i issIs. =.
gether With other good Coffee ntsnsls; to he louRd
y me 0h'h' sie' x. buckley. ~ Mai. .......
: ton krst quality fi.OOliNS BOA Sbe, isndins
f'0" ''A'' w. g. Afs.iHf'e M ST 81: < SON
Tsms.css cad Strawberries; ssls:4Is e! sssss
H., wv - AN4V1k0s
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THE FAIR ON CHURCH HILL at
O Masonic Hall, will be open each day du-
P. M.
Tickets ONLY TEN CENTS. SUPPER
ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
The Ladies would respectfully solicit their
friends and the public generally, to give them
Fruits, Confectioneres, Fancy Articles, &c.
Ap l1-6tA
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SPRING MILLINERY.

* MRS. DAVIS h SISTER. IA Brosd3
Street, between 9Th and 6th. North side. have IV,
received large and varied assortment Of
SPRING MILLINERY.
embracing all the latest sly les. t0 Which W Inyn
the ate ntiOn of the Ladies. Also, a large usor-
ment Of Children's GOODS.
IA We viii open our SPRING STYLES "a
WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th inst. sp3-h
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Natiosal Rifes.-This fine corps, which at.
tracted so much attention yesterday is com.
paratively q new company. It is Differed by
Capt. Shedefer, Lieutenants Watkins, Fish
and Noe. Commissary Yulee, Engineer Wit.
zelben. Quartermaster Eilery, Pioneer Ouch
esnoy, and Sergeant Gwinn. They paraded
thirty nine rifles and promise to become one OF
the best companies in Washington. The u. S.
Marine Band, seventeen members, accompa.
MED the Rifles, and their music was most
highly appreciated by all who heard it.
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Fire-Yesterday m orning an effort was
made to burn the large building at the north
ting fire to q number of mattresses which
were stored away in the garnet, but the flames
were discovered and extinguished before do
ing serious damage. The wood work in the
room was charred, and the mattresses destroy.
ed, but the fremen soon extinguished the
flames.
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The Sqsa,s.-There were more persons on the
Capitol Square yesterday, during the inau.
guration OF the Clay Statue. than We ever saw
fhere before at any one time. We heard the
number variouely estimated Mt from fifteen 10
thirty thousand, the best judges putting II at
twenty thousand. II the number collected
on 9th and Capitol streets were included In
the estimate, thirty thousand would not be
too great. In all this vast thronk, with SIN.
gle exceptiOn-and that q disorder1y person
who was speedily removed by the police-not
the slightest disturbance took place In the
lam. near the platform, three ladies became
fhint for want Of air, and hundreds OF them
were somewhat yexed at the press against
their crinolinee, which at times was sunicient-
" great to make even men uncomfortable.
Died of Neglset.-Yesterday morning ofhcer
Lewis NJ Carter, discovered In the mouth OF
a culvert on I'd street, near Canal, the dead
body of an infant, concealed In trunk, and
on opening the temporary coffin, found paper
which pointed unerIingly to the mother. who
turns out to be Mary Ferrill, living in that
neighborhood. On being informed of the dis
coyery, she confessed her guilt, and stated that
the child was born two weeks ago, and died of
neglect That she kept it concealed until it
began to purify, and that she then put it in
the culvert. warrant has been issued for
her arrest and she will be brought before the
Mayor As soon as her health will permit.
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ROANOKE VALLEY RAIL-
- aOAD c0MPANY;15Nosics i hereby
e sSs Sos1SNIoikf WILEY RAfLR6A6 CON,
PANY, to be hald in the town of CLARKS-
VILE, on THURSDAY, the 18th Of April next
Il 10 earnestly desired that there should be . full
attendance on that occasion.
+. A. WILLIAMS,
NH 13-2aWtd Seo'y If the Board.
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MRS. n. WJGAND.

wv l96 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF 3TH,
* beEg leave to inform her customers,
and the Ladies in general. that she 10 read, 10
show her Spring styles of MILLINERY in al it,
branches.
MILLINERs and COUNTRY MERCHANT
supplied cheap. ATTN
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MILLINERY.

~N SPkING AND SUMNER ma
UY STYLES. al
* IRIS. M. F.. LACY has returned
from the North and il prepared to show The ls,ss,
styles Of BONNETS. HEAD DRESSES. FLAT
&C.. To DAY. Store, No. ~ Main street, opuosis
st. Charles Hotel. Al liz,
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TRAD E r $ BANK OF THE
~ CITY OF RJCHMOND.-The minimum
81 Rio ii s having besn sabscrihed, meet
ing of the stockholders Of said Bank will be held
in the Reading Room of the St. Charles Hotel, on
TUESDAY. the Path inst at IL O'Clock M.
ap7-td THE COMMISSIONERS.
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GR0. i. DA0oH vin ke rissse1 - - aie ~
!: s s:::s.5tssa lg liiaa
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DINFORD'S HAT STORE,
- 81 Main street, Richmond.
To parties who wish to buy Hat, for Spring or
Summer, they are Iespectfqily invited 70 take q
can find almost any kind of Hat, from the lowest
price to the FINEST imported FRENCH.
FRANZ BINFORD,
an l2-2t (1dp)* az Main street
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RSacrifice Of Silks.
STILL MORE SURPRISING
AND OTHER
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES.
In MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At unprecedented prices, bringing them within the
reach Of all. at figures 30 per cent below the cost
of Importation.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
DIR. BAAHEE
Treats all Diseases.

StrrCIAL attention to all chronic diseases Coughs
- Group, Consumption, Influenza. asthama bron
chiiis. all diseases of the Nose, Mouth. Thrna.
and Lungs all Skin diseases of every description
successfully treated lunbaso lumbar Assesses
scFofnla, rheumatism, sout, neuralgia paral yseS,
epilepsy or eonvulsions, dyspepsia, dysintcry di-
arhpa. The very worst case of Piles cured in Il
short time; also diseases of the stomach. liver and
bowels. Therr are many diseases incidental to
women and children which treated with distin-
guishcd success. al particulars will be given by
letter. DR. Baakee can produce one thousand Ger
tlfica,es OF his perfect success in curing
Cancers, OLi Sores. or Ulcers. HIP Diseases, Fis
fuia Of eoery description, Scaid Head,
Yeas. Polypns Of the Nose,
or any other part of the body
Tuuiors and SweiIings,
of every descriptions and without the of the
knife, ur any surgical instruments. These last
named diseases cannot be cured 10y correspondence,
therefore all such patients must place themselves
under The Doctors personal supervision
: DR. Baakee has madea new discovery of " Flu
i'll, that will produce absorption of the Cataract
and restore permanent vision to the Eye, without
resort to the.knife. All diseases of the
Eyes and Ears,
successfully treated without the use Of the knife
or needle DR.. Il. has constantly hand at. his
office very extensive assortment of beautiful
iRTIFIC{IL EYES
Tympsnuins or Ear-Drum~.
which a'o sGthbe for either sex and all ages-in-
rteI in five minutes. Ear IrumbeiS If every de-
scrigtion; also every variety of artificial article
known in the world-a large assortment of bcauti
ful and durable
Artificial Hands.
with the arm and elbow attachment artificial
Feet, with the ankle, leg, and knee. Joint attach
ment- These articles perfectly natural and
adapted for either sex, and be sent by express
to any part Of the world. Trusscs for Hernia or
Rupture of every description, for either SEX and
Irueeses particularly adapted for females in a weak
condition; also for those with Proiopsns teri
DR.. Baakec is of the most celebrated and
>kIiitui physicians and surgeons now living. His
fame Is known personally in every principal city oi
the world. All letters directed to Dr. Baakee mus
contain ten cents to pay postage and incidental ex-
penses. Chronic disease cen he treated hu en,.s
pondenee. except those mentioned, which will re.
qpise his personal supervision
Doc OR B11KEE
Office 1o4 Broadway, a few doors above Fourth
street. New \ ork City. dee 30'59 Ives,
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
FaSsman's Iron Cotton Tie.
To Planters and Merchants.

Ron will be generally used the coming year in
4 bailing Cotton. Merchants should Therefore
hesitate ;o purchase rope. and examine the merits
IT the different Ties before purchasing Of Them \
complete assortment of all the different Ties will
he kept at my office exhibition. which all who
feel an interest in cordially invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Confident in the superiority of the Fassman
Tie. will take pleasure in going 10 the Orleans
Press 70 exhibit its merits. mode of appliest:oI l.
etc. or Of any'Tie tha: may be suggested
Ori'rs for any amount promptly filed at &C. per
tb, with liberal deductions to merchants
F. BELCHER, AGENT
p Commercial Place Mac OrieaRs
jan p. 1850 Jy3g