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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
CITY IssPBCToR's DEPARTMENT, }
No. 10 Chathau.-st New York, Dec - 1850
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IN PROPOSALS. directed to DANIEL L. DELEvAN. City
INSPECTOR with the the bidder ndoed thereon and the
void. Proposals cleaning tho streets and avenues Of The
City Nrwlnrk for term no. exceeding i've years VIII De
fec, ed at the City Inspectors 0ce No - Chatha nnti
SATURDAY the 18th day Of December 1860 at IL o'clock at
noon hich time the same will be publicly opened for clean
ing the lanes and alleys and all guers
harye piers heads Of slips be thoroughly swep, ard
cleaned and 10 imnedsteiy there'om all dirt manure
ashes garbage and ubbish for term not exceeding i've
In compliance with resolution Of the Common Council adopted
By the Board OF Counciimen Dec. IL, 1860.
BY the Board c. Aldermen Dec. 10, 1900
Approved By the Mayor Dec. Is 1850.
Ofwhirh the FOLLOWING l. copy; >.
Rorsd That City inspector be and Is hereby directed 10
snexed proposals. for cleaning the streets
OF City iei ork IN accordance win the 9Th section OF
the act passed April H0D entitled An set TO enable IN.
Supervisors County of NewYoIk 70 raise money by TAI
fr city purpose regulate the expenditure thereof and
authorizing the Board of Supervisors of the County OF New
levy for County and to regulate the
pendure thereof a. also to borfo" money IN ncs9n Of
The collection and 10 issue County Revenue Bonds
therefor said City Inspector hereby nrther directed
TO return bids subsequent the ten days 70
The Mayor Council immediately who author
lied 10 or be made any agreement agrcenes
cleaning the streets Of the City OF New
York and during of years not to exceed i've The
party parties whom such contract may be awarded -ha
give such surety may be prescribed By the Mayor and Con
roer and the proposals shall be nor period not exceeding i've
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professional Npiirea.

RRENSTER's DENTlFRlCE for CLEANING
NJ fRESERN ING, and WHITENING the TEETH harden
us the gums and producing sweet breath Puce -
bottle Ter sale by the ineps uEusz;s Prepared oly by
T. X BRfNS1kR d Co Newark y J
nR. PHILLIPS,
~ MEMBER OF TIE R0yAL COLLEGE or SUR
GEOSS Oh ENGLAND,
Late Medical Otc.r to 'ha Westmin-rsy Hospital
Loadoa
TEras Scturss Of tue uethrs tho new pjEa vtthoru
psr, eaustic the knife Aso Diasasea WouS sud u
ar-i. MsJ BE- CONSULTED ., hi. eiBses ct by letter.
Once Nc 10 Nest lltA st. ~ DenU HotH RroedwAy
hours ~ 70 morning IA. cod No ;i,A
It. madsons' from ID to y p Sundays ekospt,d Dies-
NJ viLce
/ MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
-s DENTIST No 50 wes. se,hst be,we.a Brv~aw.y and
b&b sv.
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Alnsiral Borfs.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES playing 2, g. T. So
TO- H. IT, "a and rs tunes manufactured By III. bas. makers
SWITZERLAND.
Handoliass OveruTos Expressivs no. &C. sccoap.tnsnt
Of FLUTE, BELLS DRUMS and CASrASETS lfurni
RON Opera popular American Melodies Negro Msodsf 10
soy MUSICAL BOXES playing |, q ,, and tunes
PAfLLARb MARTIN, Imponsrs
Husic-l botes repaired No. I'll Maden-sne New York
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GSal, Wooo, &r.

gNOAl.-,just received, cargo of superior Iivey
~ pool COAL, which viii be delivered a. Quantities 10 >s
eu.cLasers he low ptee OF sN y pei ehsilroa Sss
deaoc'cS 70 isale Also TIE ~ Lett sni Red A. ~
hsA TAH'OR 4 g
Nc Al Nes, ,a5 zoo Of Clyr4ef ., w,D'S e.6urth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

~ ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New
ftrk Central Railroad fer al points West North West aad
South with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rod
and Burlington Ps,tsburs Rouscs Point Ogioasoargb aud
siontreal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MONDAY. Dec.
p. 1850, usus VII cave New York, as follows
For Albany, m snd iso Express train from Tryon-
row, City Hall For Albany. 72O IN sid 4:i)
Express train nom 10th H. Depot For Albany 10 IA Es-
pfess mail train from Tryonrow. For Albany, 1925 a.
Express mail trenfrom 26ths Depot. For Ceton ais,
p stopping al stations above Yofkvie from 26.h st
Depot For bite Plsins BIS 23o, and m, stopping
al stations from 10Th Depot For hits Plains, 6b
F. from hitest Depot stopping At all sLAiions For VII
hamsbridge II aud s3a M fom L6,hst Depot stopping
ard Saturdays oryi r. 2stb Depot stopping =. al
RETURNING viii leave Albany, a. n Aad - Bod
Albany. fls ard i4s mExpress IRAN Albany 10 -
8. II. East Albany IL m-Express Mail Train Crotoa
Falls stopping ST az station. north Of fremont White
Plains TO- IS and 10 and "a stopping at al stsitou&
Htlamsbrdge $500 and stopping 3; Al sstions
Huisnisbrdge 10 tWednesssyt snd Saturdays sEiyA
stopping at ali stations JOHN BGRCHILL Asst Su4<
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
Il and TROY. connecting zish Trains MONTH soi WISx.
T.sns eSSe:
yRos oHAsspRssr.; 3lsr-s at
Express. and Ii m, sad 7:2ss il:co o. Ard ssse
q, M q.
froy ana Albany Mail Sis
p. 3:sc p N
Troy Albany with Sleep iO:Is snndsys inoias,
Ing earl, 9;45 p II.
foozhkeepsis Tram $50 g. Il
and Ia n andi:Sp
.eekskil Trsia, N. t:2S
Sing Sing Train, 10 and 10 2S ass s. aza ftss
w. ''N N''''" A. y smIra. super4n,sas.--
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ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
- nIrUsh IN sl ooias ana uyios Wholesale o. aetsl
7S sad sassyt ilso HsitT, ~, and Plilas.ea
HsHEfH YARD. No srT Canas..
fosT dcoy1 eat " a.CedyNf = y
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NOTICE.--At q meeting of the BOndh0lders OF
4 the nEw-YOKK AND RICHMOND COAL COMPANY,
held this city the 18th inst Il resolved to extend the
which all the Boudholders who choose 10 avail them
he benefit Of the purchase Of the properly Of said Com
pany under the sale made by JOHN DIX Trustee on the
10Th Inst by sniDg becoming parties t. ageen@n sst@
purpose and that all Bondhoasrs who have ,dJ
signed ss1 agreement win have opportunity 10 do any
before the 10th day Of January 1851 by calling Tho office
f. T. H. Gibson No 81 WIanst where said nent Is
ne Deposited. by order. 7. p. DlChlNSON,
Hew.ior Dec 81 1880. secnstaIy 2 T.
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GSn REWARD will be- paid to any person CIV
tpsbb ing any Information whereabouts my vile; META
DUCKER lie found She eopd with Frederick Coles
fr, her home tho 10Th day Of November last se Is ~
yess # has bsck sir blue eye b. ahy oomp"Ion ana
Il a medium hight The ssd COhe H. about ~ y'urt OF B
hss tsdy hair m face blue tnd good teeth Inc sat
Meta Ducker vii be received kindly by returns mono
0 boz chldIeu. DuCkFh No. lC3 Wsshllgt1 -, n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. siak-
ss,s vii leave New Ysk TIRE lst lltn eDd .is
sah month except these dAtes fA SUNDAY Vesf
hs day Of departure will be the MONDAY following fsf
as, ~ W.r-,z-st 2. Y. ALLEN. kse11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
The steamer ARA6O win Sai PED. 3,
CTEAM WEEKLY between YORK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and eb arking reess
town lreaud. Tbs Liverpool Ne9f Ork aDd philadelphia
Steamship Company intend despstchrg their iu powered
Clyds built lion Steamships IS follows; =.
CITY or MANCHESTER. Saturday Jas
GLASGOW ...'''.' jan -
PASSAGE:
FIRST
Fist Cabin 10 Lcudon. 30 5teerase TO London....... -
s,eersge Return Tickets good for six months %
PASSENGERS forwarded to Paris Hsyre, Hamburg, Breuen
Rotterdam Antwerp &c, q reduced through farce
Persons hing bring their ends can buy tickets hers
The New York: From Liverpool QUEENS
Cabin S15 e5 and SlC5 SteeTage from IiEr-
pool $50; from Queenstown, 80.
These Steiner. ha superior accommodation for passengers
carry experienced Surgeons They are built 10 t1e
rou sections aud patent Fire Annhiators on board
For further nation, sppy IN Liverpool TO WM iNSiAs
Agent No. ~ Ns,erst in Glasgow to W VI. tNhAN 10 .
~ Enocksouare Ia CuesnstOwn 10 C. W. d. SLY OUk
Co: IN London TO EWES MACY No 81 King WAiainst
In Vars 10 JULES pEC0UE No. Place de bourse IN M
dsfis 10 JOHN q DALE No 1903 Walnut-st at the Com
Pany's Offices JOIN - p DALE, AsSs"y
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Rouss furnishing GOODS.
Ocean Cleaners.

E'OR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.--Os
u SATURDAY, JAN s. the United States mall steamer WI.
TON j. A. WOfTON Commander VII ssi from Pier No y
North River, foot Of BescL-st. at noon. - .
This ship for safety and comor.b hss docs
engines under deok inciosed By water tgt compartments
aich beside other resus tend 10 the syen OF collision
sadng keep the puups ree 70 work. ard secure tos ~
Of yes ell and Pa ssneers -
Passage In Second Cebin, rs sad soe - . -
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
The slasn,ey ARAGO VIII all Peb 2
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CACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD COM
- PAEY-Tbe Coupons due Let Jauuary. 1901 $4,000
Nor Bonds Of that Company will be paid after that
day the office Of SCHUCHAHDT GEbhAhD
bec
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pririimg.
60 hObom il mar Concern.

QUARTER OAK LODGE No. 2i9 +. Il A NJ
~ The d this Lodge hereby notified 70 stend
he sbpual meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING Dec 20, at
"a oock for the election Of officers for The ensging year ~
order OkO IUUHo' W. u
TIuAu KING SEQ.
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NORTHFRN RAMROAD OF NEW ERsEY.-

NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW ERSEY.-
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENr-Dailys Sunday. excepted
leave New York from foot Of cOurtsudt jersey City Ferry
piernon M, IA M. $50 snd $50 ?. Resurans
mont go 7ss ii:So m aud 5ss m ON sunday Nights
train leaves suHeins at and PisTmOn at lO5 return
lug, losves New iorA at 8 a m on Monday.
GALENA ana CHICAGO UNION K. K CO
ShIcAs0 % F fHaN nd cFnas aAros
Aaacs BY daily line q aT,scss. 'tssmsosls q
s seAEslE ~ CHIEF
LANSING,
LA CROSSE,
NlNONA
ID feA soln.s ca The ais,i.si,p. st+s, IA sosa.sss
euS4EirH .nrSesh hs diisos csa.ss, & g. .!sa b-
sad .. FULTON With the IOWA ssd HEBaAsKA & a Ca,
70 CEDAR RAPIDS. Rsselar dAny train. morning I'D
."hsd nishs s.in. The sssotos . sves1. and o
,s..sa. and iassss 70 Srsisn TS.y.sh asss
pa I la SnS cIcaa e os Sossd = As 1890 q -
Bssd~sy and also at al Ii. pacirS sss~ .xenO.s s
= : : : ~ "a TaLoorf, sanl sass
TOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via NEW
.s.ss BAY STAFF cap J.we,. s. V.s1 Ns York S
rVEspAsd Th stsS sod ssIEfDAY az sSsssa
~EpNEsDsf ard FRIDAY, siio'el>cs tfsG Prs Ma
aereser wn De regarded secured Aay -esA
"s. until the same 'Sal have osso paid for
Er1ress frsish, Frs.n.
wa. SORUkN, Asoni No. 70 aad II wsss -
{ NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ frot foot Of Co0E, al Aalptva Juae
den with DesN Laka~ and Western Railroad and
ceston With Lehsh Valley RAioss and it, ocnasleos srre
Wis 80 sS. so%%ss s: pe 10
taoo.-Lesse New-t orb follower
NAKhAsBchu ElrRxss-Ai T. fsI fz4.on, aeaaS Foess
vi- ksJ tsburs, Asich Climax " ;iHAInspa<s, 10
aaAl TRAIs-Asa FOR Easton. " 49, uAp Ssrs,sos,
81 sal Send. Pttestoa VIA esbarfe. ~
H,- TRRorsE TRAN-sor Esston. Maaoh C,,Gsh WnisnIs
port Resiiog Phsyils kiagrlsbuIE nc,
TseOUar TK,Is-Poi Easscn. SethsoisGs. A-atswa.
and Maueh Chunk
$50 p. u " ar TRAS-Yor SomeFvzliA
EIPKxa TRAM h.ski.hV aa--fhs q q IA Expccss
frain from New Sork arrive. =, Rs1rhurs q, iso neoa b.
iais to connect Ste last traias ves OF Pennsyv
ella Central Rarrsa Northern C.nr norA aud soaSh go
viii tho Cumberland Valley Paaalroad
ELttArrpFogr NEw,fans FSHHT-Lseve New txA
ION rieI No North Ry and II $50 and O. a.
LA.Ns EutAsxTs-A OILS sa3 slsA IL iie sAl ia
Tho bass stop ,er,sa goins ana Manner nssb's sss
Up ssC5 way. JOAN y. Stems. gEsstat sndenN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25

~ BANK, No 429 Cangs, Of Varickst open daily
from " TO and to D. m. Six per Interest acwedH
deposited each day for a smounts:o tSl u I
Bank has received In lay months from Ale pcsitoTs 500
100 81 INSTANCES SLUsGs-A young 81 first iepote
IS ceuts and months his deposits amounted 70 boo e
post Of 50 inside by July % 1879 aud oy IRE
auep deposits has ROW IL thi, 81 Numerous oth.
Ike the above. Z. v HAUGHWOU1i President
u. B. CEAPIN. Secretary.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31
rha R.nnhilcnn standard.

The Gazette winds up its effort at defining
Republican principles by the more convenient
generalization that Mr.. Bates comes fully mp
to its standard Of Republicanism. But the
slight inquiry which we instituted brought
the Gazette to declaration against the ad-
mission Of another slave State out Of our own
territory, and against the acquisition Of
any foreign slave States which were to
have the control Of this domestic re-
lation. This certainly is not Mr.. Bates doc
trine. The article in the st. Lonis Democrat
which is generally accepted as official, espe-
cially repudiated the doctrine of mo more
slave States" and, in his letter, he declares,
that when State is admitted, she should be
"the sole judge of her own Constitution"
Also, Mr.. Bates says, in regard 10 the terri
tories that "The National Government has
the power to permit or forbid slavery within
them" What is 'the poeer to permit" And
what difference is there between the power
to permit and the power to protect slavery in
the territories? Does not one necessarily
follow the other2 Is this any thing but the
doctrine of ofcongressional protection ofslavery
in the territories? And yet the Gazette says
Mr.. Bates comes fully up to its standard of
Is it not more than little doubtful whether
there is any standard of Republican doctrine,
and does it not grow mythical when it is
sought to be defined.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

Great Britain. II controls the supplies, and
could at any time bring the Executive to its
terms, mitsaw ft TO exercise It's power and
now shall the President, whose veto power is
no more in the nature of legislation than
constitutional or judicial or parliamentary
checks upon legislative action are assume to
be coordinate branch Of the legislative de-
partment having participation in the per-
formance Of legislative duties" and at the
same time assuming an insolent superiority
over the legislative department on the ground
that ''he is the only representative on earth
of the people of all the States" and then set
at defiance their investigation
Really, IL the House Of Representatives
has the pluck to stand up for its own pre-
negatives, il could hardly have a better OPP
portunity to show it than this. To recede
now is to concede an assumption of power
and immunities in the President which does
not exist in any constitutional executive In
the world, unless il may be in him who is
"the only representative on earth OF the
whole people of France.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

BE- STUDY YoUR Own INTEREST. r.-Purchascrs will
find it greatly to their interest by purchasing
good article Of Clothing, such be found at
sPRAGuE 4 Co.'S southeast corner Of Fourth and
Vine streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

RD- BILLIARDS, LUNCH, &c.-Tho "&c." you can
take at pleasure, but be sure that You call at the
international" opposite the National Theater, to-
day and tomorrow. LEW. and PHIL. will spread a
magnificent lunch from 10 to u each day
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31
ESsEogqRH WARD OPPOSITION

F FOgURH WARD OPPOSITION
3~SA TICKET
CounciI-P. POWELL.
School Visitor-Dr. c. p. BRENT,
Assessor-J. B. WILSON.
Constable-M. McOAFFERTY.
Challenging Copn'ittee-Wm. Bleaks, james McCaf
ferty, Mm. Smith, A. Hallam, Joseph Taylor, Geo r.
II. HUKILL, President
j. T. COOKE, Secretary. ma3l-a
~PER EpMERY Y.-FOR FINE
1>GA Cologne Water, either by the quart or
elegantly put up in bottles, call at the FOurh-sreet
Perfumery Depot.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS-My stock ofthese
articles Is complete, including every variety of Luz
bins manufacture, and all Others Of any celebrity
Having likewise an abundance of the finest materi-
ais am manufacturing large variety, and solicit
facture.
PALMERS SOAP DENTRIFICE is composed Of
soap and other articles well known for their benef-
cia action upon the teeth and gums 1t contains no
article that can possibly injure the teeth, and
consequently be used with perfect impunity by per-
sons Of all ages. SOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
mas No 90 West Fourth
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

nc JUST FoUR DOLLARS will buy one Of HILBERT
DRo.'s superior Silk Hats, the neatest manufac-
tured in the city. Call at No. 2lO West Fth-street
and try one. The latest styles Of Hats and Caps at
low figures.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

B5- oSE-DoLLAR PHoroGRAPHs.-DEwEY & Co.,
No. liz West Fifth.street, executes splendid Pho
tograph for one dollar.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

Bs-w. W. wINDER, House and Sign Painter, No.
100 Third-street, between Vine and Race, Cincinnati
Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

pB- jon PRINTING of every description neatly ex-
ecutcd at the PRESS Office. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

B5- BALL & THoMAs.-Why is BALL & THoMAss
Gallery always crowded. Simply because their pic
lures always give satisfaction. Rooms No. liz West
Fourth-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

pS-APPLEaATE's Ambrotype Gallery is removed
from Broadway TO the northwest corner Of Fifth
and Main-streets
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

me- Do YOU WANT A Coon Likeness ?-0f course
you do. Then visit the Gallery over Hannaford's
Drugstore, southwest corner of Sixth and Western
row. Good likeness and good case, twenty cents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

D6- Cheap Fancy Cases at APPLEoATE's new Gal.
lery, corner Of Fifth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

B4- sroP MoMEsr-As you arc passing along
Fifth-street you would do well to stop at J. NJ
KEELER's, Nos. 10 and Is, and examine his Anchor
Coal Cook-stoye. You have no risk to run In using
one of these stoves, they are complete in every
respect and have failed to give perfect satis-
faction The Anchor contains the largest hues and
oven Of any stove in the market.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

Bd- HENDLEY's HATs.-For the best and cheapest
in all the styles, go to No. 262 Fifthstreet east
Of Central-avenue. laws
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

B6- Old Pictures copied at APPLICANTS new Gal
lery, corner of Fifth and Main-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

DC Dr.. GEORGE BARBER's INSTANTANEOUS RE-
LIEF FROM ALL PAIS.-It gives relief from all pain
Neuralgia it removes in five minutes rheumatism
cured In every instance Headache in three minutes
Earache in short time Toothache instantly Back
ache, Lumbago, Collie, Cramp, Spasms, Pain in the
Chest, Premonitory Symptoms Of Consumption,
Throat Disease, Bronchitis, Coughs for sprains it
has no equal for Bruises it is infallible. 1t gives
relief by subduing Inflammation, and causes none
where IL is applied In this respect it differs from
all other pain-kiers. No opium other narcotic
Is used in its composition, and it is harmless in all
cases when used as directed
In this medicine, the principal ingredient Is from
a plant which I discovered ten years since, while
travelling in the wilds Of Africa. Rest assured,
reader that it all kinds Of pains This is what
1t is prepared for not to diseases IL acts like
charm in spinal complaints, by bathing the spine
freely at night In cases Of neuralgia il must
be used on the spine also. For Cramp, Collie, Pains
in the Bowels, Inflammation Of tho Bowels, Diar-
rhea, Cholera-morbus, &C., 1t can be taken inter-
nally. 1t never fails in these complaints.
JOHN d. PARK,
N. Il. corner Fourth and Walnut,
ma26-dweod General Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

~ HON. w. M. FRENCH, LATE OF
~ the Indiana Legislature, and editor Of the
Jacksonville Republican, says:
DIR G. w. ROBACK-Dedr Sir: have used your
scandinavian Blood Purifier in my family for three
or four years with great profit. 1t has in every in
stance removed eruptons from the surface and given
tone and health to the stomach.
'Yours respectfully,
ma3l-a t'W NJ FRENCH"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

BD- ArPLE0ATE's new Gallery, corner of Fifth
and Main. Pictures in cases for 20 cents.
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HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS

THE WARD COMMITTEES AP-
49, POINTED by the Mayor to collect funds
for the Homo Of the Friendess, in accordance with
resolutions passed by meeting at the Merchants
exchange are requested to meet in the Gentleman 5
March 81, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ns-The LADY MANAGERS of the Institution
respectfully invited tO meet with the Committee
JOSEPH T0RRENCE, }
=. g. DAVIS, SCom on Finance
II. NJ. BISHOP, %
ma3O-b Chairman Of Gen Com.
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PRICE, $4O.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted II to trial and the critical
Judgment Of tho best mechanics and experts, by all
of whom It has been conceded to be one of tho
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Ps- Bring your job Printing of every description
to the Daily Press ONCE.
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HOME INTEREST.

D5- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, waches and Jewelry,
Nos. 3i3 and 27I western.row
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31

D5- A. A. ETsTER, Clocks, waches and Jewelry,
Nos. siS and 27l Western-row.
PE- Bring your job Printing of every description
to the Daily Press 0fice.
@D- ArPLE0ArE's new Gallery, corner of Fifth
and Main. Pictures in cases for 20 cents.
p5- Old Pictures copied at APPLsGArE's new GAL
lery, corner of Fifth and Main-streets.
DO Cheap Fancy Cases at APPLICANTS new Gal.
lery, corner Of Firth and Main-streets.
B8-w. W. wISDER, House and Sign Painter, No.
Ohio.
pS-APPLEaATE's Ambrotype Gallery Is removed
from Broadway TO the northwest corner Of Fifth
and Main-streets.
NO oNE-DoLLAR PHoroGRAPHs.-DEwEY & Co.,
No. liz West Fifth-street, executes splendid Pho
tograph for one dollar.
pB- jon PRISTISG of every description neatly ex-
ecuted at the PRESS Office. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
B1- HENDLEY's HArs.-For the best and cheapest
in all the new styles, go to No. 1862 Fihstreet east
Of Central-ayenuc. laws
ps- BALL & THoMAs.-why is BALL THoNAs's
Gallery always crowded? Simply because their pic
lures always give satisfaction. Rooms No. liz West
Fourth-street.
me- Do you WANT Coon Likeness ?-of course
you do. Then visit the Gallery over Hannaford's
Drugstore, southwest Of Sixth and Western
row. Good likeness and good case twenty cents
no JUsT FoUR DOLLARS will buy one Of HILBERT
& DRo.'s superior Silk Hats, the neatest manufac-
tured in the city Call at No. 2lO West Ffth-s street