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The roots and the leaves will be for the healing of

IL 1ad@lAl ALT4El4F aAla-EGu u
1 giye such palm as have no strife
With nature or the laws OF life
WIKI blood my hands l never stain,
Nor poison men - ease their pain.
lie is d Physician indeed, Who Cures
The Indian Illrb Doctor, r }. LYONS, cares the
following Complaints in the most obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
Diseases OF the Threat, Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
DrOpsy ia tbs Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Fits
or Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De
rangemeut5. Also, all diseases Of the Blood,
such as S~erofaia, Erysipelas. Cancers,
Fever Sores. Lepr0sy. and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forn-s OF Female Diriculues attended to with The
happiest results
Il is hoped that no one viii despair Of a Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors yediciaes
a ftir aud is.itaful trial. u During the Doctors
travels in Europe. Vest indies, East Indies, South
Am erica and the United States, he has been the in
strumeut in God's hand, to restore to health ard vigor
titea-ands who were given up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School fhy sicians; nay
more. thousands vino were on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill and successful treatment. and are daily
2lc5.sl be the day when first we saw
and partook OF the Indian Herb Doctors Medi-iue-'
satisfactory references Of cures VII Re gladly aud
cheerluily given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word aud honor that he viii
in nowise directly or Indirectly induce or cause any
Invalid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability of a cure
Eemember, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
II Post Office address. box eG63.
Sep. ~, sly J.LYOSs. NJ. D.
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Mr.. Calhoun took the position that all
men were not created free and equal."-
Said he, "only two men were created, and
one of those was 4 aComan."
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A teacher in one of our primary
schools, having explained to her first class
that a CHAIN of mountains was synony-
nous with a range of mountains subse-
qucntly asked the class the meaning Of a
cham Of mountains" A little four-year
old, who had been quietly listening, ex-
claimed
oh teacher, teacher, l know..'
What is it?' asked the teacher.
"A cooking-stOUer responded the four
year old.
A cOoking-stoye and a range to her mind
Tcre one and the same.
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BOTANIC AND homeopathic REMEDIES
no calomel. or other d-le;erious drugs are Used)
All chroni; or long standing Diseases are success
fully treated.
Observation-Disclosures DeraEgemsnts-
| Sick Headache-Nervou Diseases-Spinal Affection
-SsrOfula -Mercurial and Syphiltic Diseases-Ulcers
Tumors-EruptiOns OF Diseases Of the
Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lungs Heart
Liver-stomaeh aud Bswels--Kidneys-Urinary an
Uterine Diseases-Female
Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Consumption
Brorchitis-Dropsy-Thi White SwelliI CLIP Disease
Fever and Ague &c.
DIR. Sands mode of practice, is not to nndermIa
the constitution, TO overcome disease, hut by the il
dicious administration Of medicines. remove the cau=
or germ OF diseased action: sustaining at the sane
time, the natural powers Of the system.
His remedies are pleasant to take. AMI impart viEOr
and strength to the whole system. Persey srance in
treatment will often cure the most hopeless eases
DR.. Sands. by the symptoms, AMI an exar-iultiOn Of
the case, q vial Of urinel detects with Certainty, .he
nature OF tle disease, without the patient aPplyts Z in
person II At any time iucOnyenieut,
Persons desiring a correct knowledge OF - dis
eases with which they are afflicted, may rely within
Plicit confidence, upon having Impaired - t-sm q
true statement Of their condition.
March .. GO.
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Where shall 1 put this paper so as to
be sure of seeing it tomorrow inquired
4 sister of a brother. "0n the looking
glass" was the prompt reply.
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1t may be an accomplishment dcxterous-
ly to throw the '~lasso." but the animals
caught with it must think it a s;ooSeanee.
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Talk to the Froessl Douglas men about
Hcrschel V. ~Johnsons 'islave code" plat
form, and they look as gloomya as a negro
funeral in a snoWstoFm. -IadTdhqpolis
Guard.
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Virgins, what era in the worlds his
tory do you regard with the deepest HORROR
The chok-era." gaspcd Virgins with a
spasmodic shudder.
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AND HARNESS.

nv 14-AAA-hLS0s
~ The firm Of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee
dissolved and The business divided, the manufacturing
OF Harness, Saddles, &C, will hereafter be carried Il
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN TE.asa Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch & Allison. The subscriber il
fully prepared with an ample supply OF trimmings
ia his line. A good supply of HARNESS SADDLES
TRUNKS &C., constantly on hand, which he will b
happy, at alltimes, to exhibitto his old friends. and
new customers. E.. II. ALLISON
Warren srri1n3 I75G
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHHADELPHIA.
The Warren Dry-GOOds Store.
PECK. BURWELL & CO.,

4 RE now receiving their stock Of
"A rim & SUMNER GOODS, which. in rich
nees. variety ard a.rractiveness. is far superior to any
they have ever before brought to this market We
have been lead by our increasing trade, and the cheer
ing prospect OF the .'gOod times coming" to purchase
largely. and have added t. our selections a class OF
richer goods than have before been brought to Warren,
a class Of goods which the increasing wealth and cul-
tivated taste Of the people OF Trumbull County require.
We have taken unusual pains in the selection OF eur
goods. ami have aimed not merely at having IS goot
a STOCK rs can he found in Warren. but At having the
best ever brought into TrumbulI County, and We feel
warranted in saying that our stock will compare IA
vO-ahIy in quantity. quality and variety with The
stocks found in any establishment In Cleveland ~
Pittsburgh, and We are determined to name prices
that will insure quick sales.
We respectfully solicit the people Of Warren and
vicinity. to call and examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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For Sale by wooDs & PKw. Warren; J.
SOS. hartford: ENsIGN & SorLE, Newton 2
S. C. JNcKsos, Hubbard; g. 2 CrsTfs, Gree
NsrD. EinsufGn: ANDNEws & BALDWIN,
WoLcorT. Farmington; aud BY Mediclns d
orally, throug hout the STATE
H.. b. KINGSLEY, ClevelanA
July s. ls5e-y. Agent for Oh
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April and Nay Appointments, 1860.
E. H. SANDS, NJ. d.,
HRIPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
THe Of .JcneSfOlrB- Pa.

(LGte Of JGneS0trR. Pa
Graduate, in lc43, OF the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons Of the City Of New York. and fifteen years
experience 10 tina treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
essrs-ten years in the City Of New York. Two years
experience IN that immense hospital for the treatment
of Diseases Of every grade and character.
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 2,GOO cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under Tie treatment Of the PLY sisians
and Surgeons Of this Institution.
Daring every month in the year. Or Sands may be
consulted al The following nIaces:
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MRS. RORINsoN's CERrIFICArR.

VEENOS. Trumbun Co.. May LIST, 1854.
This certifes that Rave been in very poor health
for years. and found little or no relief after employing
a nuater 4 PLysieians- Ny disease was PrOlapsis
Cteri. I had been reduced BY that and Flu0r Albus
grtil I had become liberated to a considerable extent.
By the advice Of Dr.. g. ". Bushnell. I procured and
took six bottles OF Marshall's Uterine CathOlicon.
which enabled me 10 attend 10 my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which Wss about a year since
I have taken three bottles since his death. which has
made nv ahle TO labor and support my family ~ three
children. The CathoiicOn has nearly restored me 70
health. Il 4 The only thing that has mitigaied my suf-
fering. for which I feel very grateful.
MARY L ROBINSON
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1860. SPRING 1860
CALI d.

NkTITH HAT IN HAND, we make
w our Best Bow to u patrons and
the public, and take this method 10 So
licit a continuance of the very liberal
patronage we have heretofore enjoyed,
confident that with our much improved
facilities and fast increasing business,
we are able to offer inducements to buy
ers of Clothing. &c, that cannot fail to
give enine satisfaction.
In order TO be foremost in tits great
trade. we adopt as our motto:
"keep none bat the best made goods
and sell at the smallest living profit"
Our goods are got Up in the most APP
proved style. and made up in the most
thorough and workmaDlke manner, and
which we guarantee superior to anything
ever offered in this market.
II is no doubt well known that our
facilities in purchasing our goods exceed
those Of any House this side of the
Eastern Market.
Our connection with oae of the larg-
est Manufacturing and Wholesale Hous-
es in New England, through which
goods are shipped TO us at tie very
first cost of manufacturing, gives US the
advantage over all on. competitors. If
we did not buy eur goods cheap, Of
course We conld not sell at the prices
that We do.
Our stock of ready made CloIhing.
Furnishing Goods. Cloths. Cassimeres
and Vestings, Hats, Caps and Trunks,
is full and complete.
In connection with the above, we
would state that oar stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestiugs for Custom
Work cannot be surpassed either in
quantity, quality, or variety of pattern.
We shall take pariieu ar pains to merit
the appreciation of any who may give
Us their influence and patronage in this
Department.
Every garment warranted to IT.
Merchants furnished at the lowest
Boston prices.
f.. p. REED s. co.
NO. s, MARKET STREET,
apr IL Warren, Ohio.
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.EALTn OF AMERICAN WOMEN

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
Ii From tAsN 7. Daily Ysrs, EditOriall
We desire to. call attention to letter from d. Joshua
Bridge, on Health Of American Women" in 2nothef
solrmn; lie treats The subject ia an able manner, snd
his skill and medical iudg11eat nay bs relied upon
Fror tAs albany E5sHiFg ErPress- Ar,
Marshaii's Eisrtne Ca,aOlicon has proved % hs tsuk
as valuasle as il IS claimed y Biz s.sE5 5efers sssts
made ~ medical sentlezsn snd Others. Dr. Bridgsis
aregular physician OF very fine attainments. man Of
great Judgment and discrimination, a judieions AID
highly successful practitioner. In all diseaseJ, espe-
eialiy those Of wSfn and children.
PHYSICIANS.
SMarshaIT's IT, aolieon viii e~erssinIy cure all
The diseasesforr mt Is recommended. In The worst
cases have eTeF net With, MarshaiF's Uterine Cath0I-
MARsHALL's UTERINE cATHoLIcoN.
Is unhssiiatihSiy offered as a reliable remedy for all
those eomplaiats 70 which every u-nian is liable, and
which gradually AFFECT the mind az well as the body, so
that to think, talk or work becomes alike a source %
suferiue. IL nor an fmDoszihilitv- Anoo~ other com
plants for which the Catholics ia remedy, Is the
Falling Of the Womb, Whites. Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful Menstruation. Bloating, InnammatiOas and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Organs. Retention
or Incortinance OF Urine. Heartburn, Costiyenesss
Nervorsness. Paintings, PalPitations. Cramps; Dis
tu=bed Sleep, and all troubles, organic or sympathetic,
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any ofthe shove syup-
toms, or with SPINE Liver or Lung complaints. are
invited 10 address Dr. BRIDGE. with fall condolences
that they Will and relief Marshan's Uterine CathOli-
con is not a quaek medicine, bot its insreaients have
been made known to the Medical Colleges, and they
are at the service OF any respectable physician in the
country.
Tke Pr1ee Of MarshaLrs Uterine cStA0fe5a Is Ons
Dollar and 4 Hat per StAgie BOtts.
-
WEST BEDFORD, Coshoet0n Co.. Nav IA, 1851.
Mr.. II. b. KiNGsLEY, Sir:-I have been selling Tia
medicines OF the Gutenberg Company for the astlefs
years. and have Invariably fund them to give good
sstisfaetiOn: snl the pills 1 have sold 10 a good many
families as regularly as their tea aud coffee, and With
NY trade they become a staple article. Marshalrs
Uterine catholicon Is . medicine that has done a grsaS
AMOUNT Of good in female diseases. One lady I sold it
to told ma She had received more benefit from one BOT
tie than she did from a long course Of medical treat
ment By the most skillful physicians
Years truly, JAMES WILSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

YUBA COUNTY CoMPLETE.-By reference to
the official returns, as published in the Ex-
press of yesterday morning, it will be seen
that the vote for Breckenridge in this coun
ty is S4,-about 200 less than the Republi-
can vote Last year old Yuba polled about
4,500 votes 1t will be seen from this, that
the Bolter strength in this county is about
one-eleventh of the entire vote. Estimat-
ing the Republican vote at 600, and deduct
ing that number from the total vote it will
be discovered that there are about 5000
votes that have heretofore been given to the
Democratic ticket and, allowing that Bell
and Everett will receive between 800 and 400
votes, there is still left about 5000 votes for
the regular Democratic nominees-Douglas
and Johnson-giving them handsome ma
iority over all. But, as some of the votes at
tached to the official returns are said
not to be abore ground, it is grave question
whether they will present themselves at the
polls in November or not, and Breckinrdge's
vote may fall something short of the official
report as given in the Express.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

We commend this whole letter Of Stephens
20 men, of all parties, who in the pres
ent contingency of affairs, have no desire bat
to find out what is right and what is fair and
safe and do it. We ask the attention of high
toned southern men to its fervent adjuratiOns,
to stand fast by their plighted faith by sup
porting the doctrine Of Don.intesvedtion /;
and those men who were born in and have
never lived out of free State, but who are
SO jealous for the protection of the rights of
the slave States, and SO fearful of the infrac-
tion of those rights, we would refer to it for
the opinion of men who may be supposed to
be what more deeply interested in the
question ond therefore to understand it bet
ter than they can, upon the injustice or dan
ger to the rights of the South to be appre-
hended from the election of Douglas and the
maintainance of the doctrine of non-inter-
venton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

LARGE DOUGLAS MEETING IN VoLoAyo.-A
correspondent of the Sacramento Union wri-
ting from Valcano, Amador county, August
2lst, says the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever holden in that part of the coun-
ty was held on the evening previous. A
band of music was in attendance. and ad.
dresses were made by George Madeira, the
the President, P. C. johnson, r. NJ. Briggs
and A. c. Brown.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24
MARYSvILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST III
Douglas and johnson Club.

There will be a meeting of the Douglas and
Johnson Club of the city of Marysville' held al
their club room, on Second street, on SAIuK'
DAY EVENING, August 25th, at oelck'
All the members are requested to attend as there
is business of importance to be transacted after
which there will be speaking.
II. W. THEALL, President.
Il. II. MCDANIEL, JR. Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24
Letter from San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 22d, 1860.

SAS FRANCISCO, aug zEu' AooV'
EDITOR DEMOCRAT: The County Commit
tee met last evening"; II members present
The regular nominees for President and Vice
were indorsed ii to 6. After appointing
Committees adjourned in regular order, with
out split The Boilers are SO few in num-
bers in this county, that they are afraid to
show their strength, being composed almost
entirely of Federal pap suckers, and their
train of lunch eaters, whose move now will
be to demand a portion of the Legislative
ticket.
DR.. Gwn has taken up his political head
quarters at the Custom House. His runners
are on hand upon the arrival of the different
steamers and report to him the names, and if
possible, the position of parties arriving. The
DR.. selects his men, who are button holed and
entertained until brought into contact with
him, when he commences pledging his honor
as gentleman, calling in the most solemn
manner upon high Heaven to witness his
pledge, and many poor dupes go their way
rejoicing, as though the DR.. ever fulfilled a
promise he made His only chance Of re-
election is the success of the Breckenridge
boiling ticket in this State, for be it under
stood, that every man who votes for the
Breckenridge and Lane ticket, casts his vote
for G win for the U. S. Senate. A council of
the Boilers was held in this city few days
since to devise means and unity Of action for
the campaign, and to ascertain what talent
could be secured to canvass the State. 1t is
said that the following gentlemen were put
forward as willing to assume the responsible
task VIM. Vanvorhies, V. E. Geiger Hon.
D. S. Terry, D. W. Perley, Calhoun Benham'
Thomas Hays and other lesser lights.
There is said to be news in the city, by the
last Pony, that rather upsets previous calcu-
lations. 1t is to this effect That the Breck-
inridge and Lane National Committee will
withdraw their electoral ticket in the differ
ent States on condition they can name certain
Cabinet officers and certain Foreign appoint
ments, in the event Of Mr.. Douglas success.
Secretary of War, Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Treasury, and Attorney Gen
eral are the positions demanded. Has the
recent elections affected their political nerves
Hon. Levi Hite, candidate for the Senate
from your county, is in the city. He wa'
coseted for several hours with DR.. Gwin, nc
doubt being prepared for the fight Now il
is certain if the people Of Yuba elect Hite tC
the Senate, he will support DR.. Gwin for the
Senate. Weller may be his first choice. but
the DR.. has put his collar on him. B.
DEMocRATIC RALLY IN PETALUMA.-A Doug
las and johnson Club was organized at Peta
lumation last Saturday. by the election o
officers and the adoption of constitution nnc
bylaws. Resolutions were adopted and il
was unanimously agreed that John Nugent
| l. A McDouOal and nj hers he invited to ad.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24
The difference, as all must agree,

Wigfall, of Texas, has eluciadated and il
Illuminated the subject of slavery in the Ter
ritories. AT least, SO it is frequently said
about Placerville. The secessionists. they
say, are opposed to Intervention for slavery,
but In favor ofintervention for slave propertv.
And we are often told that such Congression-
al legislation is not intervening on the
st6iest of slavery" Now this is all "as clear
as mud" when you understand it, The
boilers hereabouts do not clairn that they
understand it, or that they can explain it, but
they say Wigiall has explained. This is the
only trouble, that nobody except Winfall
can see any substantial difference. Central
Californian.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

The PARTY UUTT IN SAN MATEo County
The San Mateo Gazette says that the Breck
inridge and Lane party consists of exactly one
citzen-no more nor less-in that county.
The party is evidently unit there. and can
not be disrupted. The lone seceder has re-
Gently organized himself into a Club.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24
s. STALLS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OPPICE
And General Agency,
No. SO ID street. MarVsviIIe.

MILL furnish at the shortest notice Far,u,os H.
" tel Keepers, Farmers, Mechanics, Miners. Con.
ikrsctoFs, k & Manufacturers storekeepers Tradesmen
sc; win the most reliable help. male or female.
iaas leased and sold. Rents and bills collected etc
" All orders from the country addressed AS
s, sooVe, through mail or express, will be promptly at
Lehued TO- specified time for filling the orders
mentioning nature of work, and the amount of Wages
As required in order to avoid disappointment
pc o. 3. .sTAHL, Proprietor.
ploymen not acquainted with the proprietor Of The
the city. man In
s. STAHL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

THAT BRECKINRIDGE CALL.-For two or
three weeks past parties have been diligent-
ly laboring (under instructions from the
Court House Clique, perhaps,) to obtain sig
natures to call for Breckinridge Club in
Marysville. After having secured city and
county, the villages and mining camps and
every other nook and corner, and even added
few who are not residents of the county
one man in particular who is Republican,
and told them SO when they entered his name
on the list-the Express of yesterday gave
the result of their labors. Well, SS4 votes
for Breckenridge in Yuba are rather more
than we thought they could find, but we are
not thoroughly posted in the ways and means
of obtaining signers, aud this is the occasion
however, that the Boilers do not intend or
ganizing more than one Club in the comfy
but, if they do, the list given yesterday will
answer for any other precinct in the county
just as well as it does for Marysville, and we
are sure if they attempted to get new names
to a call to form Club outside of Marys-
vile, they would have to send South and
obtain the aid of pack of blood-hounds to
scent them out. That list has exhibited the
strength of their party, and the friends of the
regular nominees are jubilant, knowing that
the Democracy of Yuba are about six to one
in favor of Douglas and johnson.
This evening their meeting takes place
and we shall see how near we can come tC
counting 3S4 members present.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

1hE STRIKE ESuccEssFuL.-The S. f. Bulletin
says the workmen have gone to work again
putting up the gasworks. The contractors
turning the matter in mind, concluded that
ten hours work day was all that could be
decently insisted on, and told the workmen
to fall to on their own terms
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

A DOUGLAS and johnson Club is about to
be organized at Gold Hill. El Dorado county.
reliable Democrat, and one who voted the
Administration ticket last year, informs the
Central Californian, that he has counted fftv
voters who vote at Gold Hill who are for
Douglas and johnson. The official vote of
last year, shows the following vote at that
precinct: Latham rs, Curry Is.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

BoLrTSG.-lt appears that the present /.
not the first time Breckinridge opposed tbs
Democratic ticket Kentucky paper states
that in ls4S. when Cass and Butler were
candidates respectively for President and
Vice President, Breckenridge was opposed 70
them. m.-iStoekton Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

They WERE TOO HEAVY FoR HM.-Some of
the sporting boys about Tebama say that Old
10 Lane may make very good Vice Presi-
dent, but he is not very good poker PLAYER.
though he is ardently fond of the game
During one night, some seven or eight years
ago, said sports by raising the keards ON him,
succeeded in getting their fingers on about
$500 Of the old gentlemanls money.-.Red
BL.f Beacon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-24

VINO IMPOSES on THE STANDARD P-The Co
lumoia Times says that the Sacramento Stan.
dard publishes long speech by Gen. V. E
Howard as having been delivered in Colum-
bia, when the General never delivered that
speech or anything like it.