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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

IN the Twelfth District Court, Susannah
lronstde has commenced salt for divorce
from her husband, G go. b. Ironside.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

RAINBOW Towards sundown, last even
ing, beautiful rainbow spanned the eastern
portion Of the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

DEATH OF OUR Consul GENERAL AT JAPAS.
Private advices have been received in the
East, from shanghae, giving information of
the death of Townsend Harris, the United
States Consul General at japan
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

On Wednesday night, two horses were
s'0len at the Fifteen Mile House, on the road
from Sacramento to Placeryille
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

WE learn from the Eco du Pa9iiqre that
the American Consul at Acapulco died of
yellow fever, which disease has ragged in that
place but at the latest date, had almost dis
appeared
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

a BOOK entitled Rules and Regulations for
the Government Of the Police Department
has been published by Chief Burke of the San
Francisco Police.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

HE latest Intelligence about Senator win
is that he was going to Boston to deliver an
address in Faneuil Hall in favor az a p.a;e.
Railroad
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

The departure of the "bolters" from the
Charleston Convention was signalized by al
ternate hootings and applause
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

BuRNED.-On Wednesday evening in San
Francisco, Mrs. Martha Haley was very badly
burned by the explosion of camphene lamp.
The fluid was almost exhausted. and an at-
tempt was made to fill the lamp while burn,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

FAvoRs. j W. Sullivan, News dealer in
San Francisco. has our thanks for Atlantic
papers brought by the last steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

DIsTlNGUIsnGD ARKANsIANs DEAD.-We
see by the Arkansas papers that Rev Cephas
Washbourne "A distinguished divine in the
West, departed this life, at Little Rock, on
the 18th Of March last.
A short time afterwards, his son, Edward
T. Washbourne, young painter of exten-
sive reputation and decided genious, was
stricken down by the same disease, pneu-
mouia, at the early age of %, and in the
bloom of rising fame. He has left behind
him works which will live.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19
WHEN YOU co TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

WHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w gratiaed, "''4'
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet
Where the Table is furnished with the st in the mar
ket
where the Culinary Department is clean and Who'll e.
some,
Where you will find the servants always polite.
Where you will feel perfectly at me,
Where every wish is anticipated and gratified.
where you live betterthan at any other Hotel,
where your bllyou will always find satisfactory.
Where you will find a first class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable.
Such Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson St, above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage will always
DC IN ~ readiness to convey you to the Hotel
ap29- 3m is
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

LATE FROM TUE Mono DIGarNGs-Accord
ing TO the Moriposa Star, about one hundred
men "intered in the Mono dggings and had
severe ume. man named Brodie was
frozen to death. Now. there are probabIv
i'zCo men IN that region. A great many are
there from Washoe. Claims sell well SOM.
of the old settlers having been offered as bioh
as $4,000 for an interest, and shares in m.
prospected claims have been disposed of at
two and three hundred dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

ARRESTS Mexican women and one
Mexican man were arrested, yesterday, 10y
the police. for stealing necklace from an
other Mexican, living Oh First street, between
A on1 r
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

An lnshman was arrested for obscene lam
guage, and an American for being drunk and
disorderly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

(With splendid Scenery, Singing and Dancng)
BeAuty, the Kitchen Mad,... Miss Helen.
The Beast, afterwards Prince Azor. Miss Louise.
john Quill ......... .... Master G. W. Marsh.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

After which,
La Zin5arella,..... JENNIE and Annie.
iSi ihu..- ......-.-+. ...Lltut selma
llighla d Fling ...... ... Annetta and Charlotte.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

DAY PERFORMANCE!
Doors open at halfpast II O'Clock Curtain rises at
half past IL O'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

To conclude with the Laughable Farce of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM!
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19

Admission to all parts of the hoese at Nom Perform
t. ance, Only fifty cents. Children half-piice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-19
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
0tu advertisements.

MARYSVILLE THEATER.
Lessee and Manager .. ......MR. r. G. MARSH.
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MORNING LE4pEgs DER ogEEeE, d 3g.g

AHu-sN-s = = -, =,
FLouR-U Unchanged and steady. with sales red
wheat double extra at 57s and extra at 5,dO95'1O.
WHEAF-Sale car red at ] 80 and car prime
white at Ia.
-CoRN--In good inquiry. Sale cars shelled st
sec and $500 bus, in ear At &c.
OATs-Sale car at 4Oc.
aIGHwINEs-Stsady with sales 80 bbls. at zoe.
SEEDs-The inquiry for clOvsris light and sales
have been made at decline. Transactions are all
in a small way and range at 4.sO944o, timothy has
sold at 3,Ss.
BnTrRR-Unehanged and dull.
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XIV ToPK nARKEr-nI.roh 3
r.r rELreaAPH.J

FloUR-Sas 100 bbs St S5lnaS520 for super State;
s62dSs s5for extra state Sbl095 for supeI western
ss.Bdb 65iocommon TO med extra WESTERN 50 - as " I0r
dali ard hsErv small sales TO the eastern a1d 10
81 trade about previous pEees but large sales could pot
e made except material decline. Closing duli and
CENtnIAN FLOUR-In limited FrsQuest at prices Ia
fYor buyers. Sales $50 bbs At sFss7O for common
F9E oUR-ssIling slowly as27OssI4O rcummOh
. 0SsU1lcIKSwHEAT FLoUR-In only limited request a,
COIN MEAL-sAlss of $40 bbls Brandywiue at $50
wHiSKY-NIarksi steady; demand moderate. Sales 80
WAEAf-oulst and " changed. Sales 300 o bus white
Ky al 81 III 3l00bus fair white Canadian at Sl- ana AO0
b Is guo5 kiiy Cub on Trivate terms; , 10, =.
klE-harket quiet and teady. sales o 4aO0 uus piin
BhkIEY-Less active but prices are unchanged. SIS
2ole bus ~ bsldooc for white.
BARLEY hfALr-Held AZ 626s0c .,
CORN-AIarket dun and rather easier SAFES - w ~
at T07ic fr estern; 7Bfc for yellu" jersey and
uthern; &c iur white soutlern. -, =. -.
OAIS-la large supply AID dull at 429aic isT western
TxIIoW-6IsTEe e continues firm. sales q 900 IatloH
PUIsR-AIaket duTl and rrces rule IN f.yor Of puI-
chaseIs. Sales 1900 bb at S7 5 old mess Ss lor new
mess; Slf Is prime: SO 501l2 IS OLD prime - ,,>a
BEEf-Duu and uDehangee Saifs ~ opls 2. Sa9S9 aS9
eounury Irime; S,,O560 countIy mess SssOos
$1,000 rspacked mess; SIl ,U0d u 90 extra mess.
BEEF HA8lS-Duli and heavy at Sl2,qSl5 lor stare
PflihIE a fsS BEEF-Dull and nomical al Si6gSi9.
CUT AIEATS-fluist u steaLy. Sales lSJ pacAAees~ u
T69l&c for shoulders s3S(s9Sfc for hams. a ,,
HACON-Ques AID tncaanged Sales oi 81 hlluS 4Ous1
LARD-ia moers;s request aud steady, Sales 20 ebs
bUrrEh-1 dull and heavy; go1d ana ~
parcels IA pretty far request Sales at lllio for Oo-
CHEES E-Stsady a. l0Qll2c /.
AsdES-n1nrker steady. small sales al IS rs for po
and $3.50 ior pearls
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TRIESENAR, L,9 & 8,
DROTFCTED BY ROYAL LET

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LIE T
il TIERS PATENT OF England and secured BY tn
Seals Of the Ecole De Fhsrmace de Pans and the lmpe
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna,
No. is Invaluable for exhaustion, spsrmaorrhea, au
all nhysici Il disabilities.
No completely sradicates all traces OF those diseases
that have bithe been treated bY the nauseJus and per-
cOus Of cupaiva and cu ebs
No has eut rely supplaned the injurious use Of mer-
cary thereby insurng TO the sufferer speedy reiet ds
perSing all Impurities, and routing out the venom OF as-
ease,
TRIESEMAR, Nos I, and 9, prepared IN the torm
Of ozenge devoid Of taste and smell and can be carried
the wsistcoat pocket Sold in lin csses and divided INTO
separate Doses administered by Valpeau Lalemand
R0uK Rico d. SO Prae 50 each, or cases for 81 which
saves S3 and in S2 cas whereby there IS saving ot -
To be had wholesale and retail, Of Dr. BARROW No e4
Beecker street, New York. Immediately on receiving
receiving remittance. DR. Barrow will forward the re-
any part of the world, securely packea and ad-
dressed according the ms Iucti0ns Of the writer
" Sold also by GAYLORD l. HAMMOND and WM.
FfSKE lsvelHnd lanSl
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Hair Dressing 6 Shaving Establishment
SOm6lhing Exclusively for The Ladies.
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST,
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.
Patented %. 2O.h, lsb9

\
Patented Dec 2O.h, 1865.
LIVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
ID oNE-In fact, every would have one, ifthey
" knew ihe beGig, HiIfy anu 6eaet OF them IblsHsls
Hotb from the BssT CoNcEIvGBIE FoRs but directly
promotes every respect. Il is Of such peculiar con-
to which they are sometimes subjected By
susPendnE the sk5T &c upon me snOuasTs rs and y
& % @ 2 ibs ssS Y Hp1 a5d 45dome Which
makes it truly AsTILAcER lolding the skirts away
from the person, and driving the flexible portion OF the
and ecient BRIcE-thrcwing the entire supp ut
OF the d ecty the shoulders through the elias
10 sf5r immediate relief and N many cases effect lD
IcAL CURE oFACUrE AND CHRONIC DISEASES. caused by
e - fHsss WSits have passs the otca
examination Of some of most eminent and scientific
medical men, who al pronounce them the 5est thing Of
me kind ever IaeY are 5sPldY coming lnIg use
They be give idea Of them, and vorH
o Ee appreciatsd Can he BURNETT HOUSE in
readiness TO sheW them % purchase the
on n e uruprietors at CTfAGRIN FALLS o., who have
the exclusive right for the United states
CAUTION.-AI persons infringing in an! way or man
nsr On this Patent viii most asSuredy be dealt wi
corning Il NORRIS SHEFFIELD & co Propiiotors,
u sqceea.orsto H +. Brown Co.
Rsss tss 5ooTb Iseohmend tons snd references
kindly furnished rs Tor pubhcatoR BY those who have
these Wtists examined aud sold them which from the
more daiterns We nave AID are reeSlV-
ing daily Is deemed sufficient for the present; =, o
BIesUs NoRRIs, SHFFTIELD Co: We, the underslgn-
ed, hayipg worn . BRowN's CEIEsRATED HYeIENIe Sus-
PENSION VAST the last few months, take great pleas
recommending the attentiOn Of every lady II s
udmrall adapted 70 the convenience, Jeaufg and
health OF the wearer. Furthermore we know II always
relieves and in many instances effects radical cure Of the
numerous diseases caused By tight scaF. We hope to
into general tor we fully satisfied s
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have; aRd we advise every purchase it, for can
L sure them they will neveTregret II,
Mrs. Charles Leasett. Mrs. 3. Stnir,
I L, Beckwith. " L n. Cobb,
H. G Blossom, H d. Burnett
% j.. W. Curtlss, b. Pe1rce,
G. /. Ransom. =. GoWles,
Miss Amela p Mash, - PrJt Bra1neId.
AIrs. d. Prifchurd,
! REFRREEcEs.
Dr. s R Btckvith, Bruinerd BnridgS Patent
- n e. Cleveland, Right Agents.
W. B. ReZnef, =. Cowles, Editor Leader" !"
- Taral, OSSian E Dodge Agent for
III johnson, tiaHos.
= ]. Ballwin B Co.. 1I'ch'ts J. H. Dewitt Merchant.
Freeman kellogg
Morgan Root, u ..g'I ieb9S2sl
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nAAAA4tG ND4N4A1G
At ClsFelsnd with sysand and Toledo Cleveland Co
lnHihus o. Cnclna Cleveland and Enc, and ClsEs aRa
aIIl Pttigbursf Railr d. ef
At solOL with hacks 70 Chagrin Fails, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, ~.
At Brar evill5 with hacks % NsvsuI Pal 3, sc.
At Wa1Iel with hackst0 sharen, G. esn6sd Ms8dFiils
Bloomfield Canfsld he. t-. -rf-EI
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, Poland
L0vsl anf Enon VsllsJ, and thence b P. p " g 4.
3. to Pittsburgh -. ..l.a
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. =. CO.'S EXPRRss, -

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK @
Daily TO SANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-Wsskly @ oGDENSBURGH, oSwEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
IIi-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. 1fHElRI
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
~ Property eonsigne0 or delivered tc our eaFs VIII 70
ceiVe prompt and careful attention and disuafch.
u Passengers viii be tiokstsi through N Al dsciOnl
at the lowest Iatas.
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A ARON L. BEACH'S ESTATE
IA Notice is hereby given that the subsc ber has been
appointed and quail ed Administrator the estate Of
Aaron L. Beach, late OF Cuyahoga county, deceased
Cleveland March II h, lseO. 81
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9emina Alatbints.

THOSE FIVE DOLLAR SEWING
IL MACHINES We shall have some more Of them
in a few days. RETTBERG & HAUSMANN.
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DR. A.W. TUCKER.-It has become
IL awen known tact that he cures hundreds Of Chro-
nic disease with his Baths and Medicines whore al cher
pr ctlce rails He VII guaTahtee cure Rheuuallsu
salt Rheun, Scfoala Liver Compliant Chill Fever, Qys-
pepsa Gravel Asthma Catarh, DrOpgy; also secondary
aspeche that never ls Good success IN AZ olsr lro-
mic feeaa6S, ard Yncute. Call and see the DoctaE
~ 0fiee No III Ontario street, UP stairs
- Corsultafiou FrF9 maril
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Alnnufartnrfs.
Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth Mandatory,
Ohm WEBSTER, PrOprisiaE,

LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"A Wholesale Dealer in WAFER 4 FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry aud In OIL aud for tbs sale Ofthc Glove
land WHITE Lad AND ZINC PAINTS waTehggse
and Once Anor Block, foot Of Superior street and NO
vinSy ard stFeeii Cleveland, Ohio. iebl2R2odAW
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9. y W : oLELsOai EaLtoIneyS l-IL.z4o
A DMINISTRhl OR'S SALE.-Will
"A be sold at public auction. Friday, April 9Th com
mencing at IN o'clrck A. NJ the farm of L. ID john
son, late NehurE. the entire stock Con.Ising Of cat
sheen horses hogs wagons, buggies pows, and other
farming indictments Also, one piano and quantity OF
her household furniture credit Of months will be
given on all sums Of three dollars and ever. -
A MCINTOSH,
marl6.277 Administra,Or.
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This agreeable Tonic, designe'
especially as
Safe andreHabIe Medicine
for Family Use,

Safe eGndreIiGbIe Medicine
for Family Use,
5 offered to the Public as supe.
ior article, pofeGng all the vir.
ues afcribed to it as a Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving Of theii
.atronage in preference to he fus-
3icious decoaions emanating from
rrefponhble fources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious names. 3
The fad that our houfe Established
4 I778,) has attained a favorabl,
equation for the genuine character
d purity Of its Liquors, will, we
# be a sufficient guarantee of the
xceIlence of this article.
Put up in QUART BoTTLEs, ii
afes of one and two dozen each,
nd fold throughout the world by
)ruggiits, Grocers, &c.
Druggif4s and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRAN
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RdiI ROdos.
1850--6O.
els5sllHal GgIHnb1s : ClntiHhatl RElIs0lA

eIs1sIHnd, Columbus 3 Cincinnati BsIsOaA
es2
WINTER ARRANGEhfElTT
0E AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" H. ls5o Passenger Tns leave Cleveland follows
sOA. NJ CINCINNATI Express, stoppirg a Rsrea, Graf
tom - Grange, wellington. New L11aqe, Sa-
lena Shelby, and all stations south 0f sdsiby.
I40 M Cinrilla nj ght Paslense sig2pif a AI gpa
tsOn1 between CleTelaDo and elli0rs ed IS
Cardfngfon and Delaglrei also l1g1i1g -
leave passsngsrE u all statc1g s01tt Of .i4ilDa.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, 6andusky, Mansfield and Newark Eafoadt foa
:, -, malsheld DIT Yernon, Newark, Zanegyll9s =
Cfa8illaQ fntgoqrgh Ft Wayne and ChicnSo s1llloe4
fFoIeft Upper Sandusky, Delphoai Ina,
wayne, lkgorte, Chicago &c. West, al-at las
Tor Mang3l6lds W WoDstef. Ma1sillun. 1Gssi1f.t
eaol aad beleiontstne Raload Line, for olrO1 Blos
iontiiney Sidney Union, M1nglei tElil1algiiI
4sria E1agiet NInconnsai EVangE1lio, Eanl111ls
DsaHA sjlSa All Cisei- Isas. ior sprshEssla. O.
Dayton hsIlilt1n, Clneinn1ti. E1ekf1Cld, Ia
glaEapois, Ierrs Hauts, 81 Ious, ke.g and Is
Cincinnati with the Ohio lli1si1lippi Rail
Ioad f0F LouiEytlls, Had Al poinis &c tks okiS
Cuzs Ltlls Mani and C0iulahn5 and Xenia Hail
fOa1, fcT Xenla, Dayton, 'Indianap0iis, T8rro
Hauto, 81 I1ouigj Morrow, Logslaid, and Gin
ciuna1i. and with the OAloand NiIIiE1ipal Ball
road at Cincinnati for LouisTilla, ETansViLo
Cairo, 81 Louis, and all points on sh8 Ohio river
ColasDuF CsnTE Ohio Railroad for MeWafk zaessVine
Wheeiilg5 ae.i Colambas Piqua au4 indiana
Railroad for Piqua, UrbanA. &c.
- FOR Tickets 70 al POINTS and fnfgrmaiou apply a.
the Union Ticket Oee 81 apensrstEssss sIattAs Pss
G s. FLINT, supofafshsszt.
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THE ENTERPRISING PRoPRIE-
CheSnut Grove Whiskey,

fThe Purest Medicinal Agent known has furnished
the community StimuaLt, Pure Heahul and nvtgor9'
ting, the time mild delicious beverage II Is cal
cuated away with the vile drugged tu that's pal
ed of on the community. and which is injurious to h0dy
and mind In addition to the csIthcaes bene IN ne has
received Dinloma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOg IETY and additiO al testimony from Dr. JACksONs
II Boston Mass who teshes under oath to It's absolute
uriiy.
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u IMP OTEN CY,
URED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.

IMP TEN CY,
CURED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. A. GIBSON,
EORMERLY OF. NEW YORK
E CITY viii pay One Hundred Dollars for he proof
thai he fails to cure the above named eiseges ne
Pbyscs1 R IN the United satss treats the same diseases
4aef many years Of aborsus study and experience TT.
GIBSON happy being able to announce 10 The nnt
nate that he has perfected system ef treatment Tor the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases with All bad ecs
DEsILfTY OR NERVOUS PRoSTFATTON. 4.
succeeded in curing cases IN his CITY, some o.
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with sefstyed
and without Tecevn the least particle Of bens
Although DR. GIBSON has = Diploma yet he makes 70
DsTSTsy simple thing DESTITUTE Of iniSlgsnc, Tor ei
ther diplomas nor eoeges nor even s5 ~
or q eouvsr ntO medical geHiusi neither
oS T6nco s m us s5s others 40 for he purpose Of
ensnariug the iuaols q. ii9t what Dr. GIBSON might
those who repoSe confidence his ablEy and lnteErly
and that he has perfected an American sym OF tTeame1
AMI iseSses Or isTangs menfs both meutg
aud physical erising from seIual or secret abuse,
DR., GIBSON asu claims Ur his rev treatment the fol-
lowing advantages all others yet dlscoveTed and ht
20 eies Of the dark ages such Mercury, other
deeterlOus dru Second E teEiictirns in diet or bus
are no red: Thirdly, n treatment Is positive and
certain in af eseS he stards prepared 70 60 INTO any
public or private 10 pul IN the United States md de NOR
srEts great fact that he Is able 70 cure Ten
cases in The eagth Of inns required By any oihsT
Physician TO cure one similar rgse. v-.a .-
Fellow CitiZsns Facts TANGIBLE thines ant in tbs
the only psbula which the public mind can be fed
and from which Just and definite conclusions be de-
ducsd. b.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located Cleveland and
has during the p1t months performed many o
diseases which had for resisted all other modes Of
treatment References be given 20 individuals Of the
first resosctahtY in Cleveland, Boston, New York and
other cities in resard 20 skill an integrity in AL pruBs
sonal transactions. Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Sororula
~ Nedione sent to any part Of the country the re-
ceiDt Of ten dollars
~ Dr. eIBsoN's New Work on Pysiology, for sails at
his ohiee.
-- DIR. GIBSON - - F..
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY MEDICINE.
- Ohice No III Ontario street. 10 stairs Jew doors
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.DT eIBsoN's New Work on PyslolosJ, folr sale at


PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY 4 MEDICINE.
a. Office No III Ontario street, up stars lew doors
fr0n the Public Square r.
- once hours from to u Snd from TO O'Clock daily
tSundavs e1cepted.l I. 30 a. nov2
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uEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

EA1Id OF AmEhlCAN WI
IL MEN .fH .... .fr ID I pr
Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec /, 1853
From MS ExcsllencJ, LANES D WESTCOTT, GOv0rnor
OF FLORIDA and member o. Tire United StaeH Senate:
''For upwards Of tWgntY i've years aflirted with
disease my family which The best medical and surgical
talent The country allied 70 cure. but which IL
most salts aclorY manner % me 9raeiaDef Remedies,
= I JAS. WEsTCOTFP
NEW YORK, February 1859. "
Dt J.F4 BRID0E-Deuf sirs Some tzo fe5T9sgD an IN
tWhie female friend had been suffering IRON falling oi he
womb, whites ard derafged mel Ftr ton tog Ell ~ with
tee attending symptoms clearly described " louc leI
tsements and psmphsts She had the very best med
Ikill in this city uni srt b pros rated and her cln
hnaly told her a. he fhQush her ie mig De
prolonged yery htlu louEer under tie n0st lqdicqua
Tgameufl For two fter that 81 eegnnua 20 1n
when came into yopr Office vt the Graeienberg edlcel
Institution and related her symptoms As you were cnh-
gent oi the Grae enhefg MgTshaPe caiheic0n y rely,
ing heF she dscharge AZ the pYsc and tlsd -
gougsugg lT0Fideultayi tfeeV9d her uicktys llp ?
bottle. entirely cure her Since then ior two years
there has been my edrehCs Of The comp aiut, and
JNO r. BRIGGS. .
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By the COMMITTEES che Fair o. the Institute in
New York; at the National Fair held Chicago; and at
III the principal State Fairs held the past season; proving
levOnd A doubt that the ~
The national Republican., 1860-12-27

The COMMITTEES OF THRrEEy.-In this Com
mittee, on Monday, the Republicans offered and
voted for an amendment of the Constitution, to
prohibit any amendment which shall authorize
any interference by the National Government
with slavery in the States. This would secure
the South against the imaginary danger, which
formed the burden of the late speech of Mr..
Nicholson, of Tennessee, that when the free
States increase to three.fourths of the whole
number, they will so change the Constitution,
as to reach slavery in the States. What more
can reasonably be asked by the South than
what the Republicans have now fairly rendered?
The Republicans on the committee also vo.
ted, to recommend to the several States to re-
examine their legislation, and to repeal any
thing found, upon such re.examinaton, to be in.
consistent with the Constitution of the United
States, or with the laws passed by Congress.