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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

A WOMAN AocIDEsrALLY PoIsoNED. Mrs.
Peyser died in New York, aday or two since
from the effects of arsenic which, having
been left carelessly about the house TO kin
rats, had gotten itito her fcod and eaussd her
death, 7f rfH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
MADAME ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS FOUND

NNADAME ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS FOUND
1Nh at last just what the Ladies have long needed
and looked for in vain, the UTERINE ELIXIR.
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all dis
eases Of a uterine nature Inflammation OF the
Womb, the Kidneys the Oyaries, and the Urethra,
alton, Chlorosis Amenorrhea in fact, perfect cure
is guaranteed by the of from two to ve bottles Of
the Elixir of any disease whatever of the Generative
and Urinary Organs, Of male or female no matter OF
how long standing. PRICE 81 per bottle.
MADAME ELLIS calls particular attention TO the
following Card of one of the most prominent Drug
gists of Cincinnati:
ITO The Public and the Ladies Ia Particular
"We the undersigned, are not in the habit Of Civ
ing our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing well
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir cheerfully recommend IL to all te-
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind 1t
is purely vegetable and in can do injury we
of. D. HILL, Druggist,
"Corner Of Fifth and Race streets"
Also
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH STIMULATING
COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM cures, without fail,
Pains in the Breast Back, Side or Limbs; Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Head
ache, Flatulency, Heartburn, Chronic rheumatism,
Bilious Collie, Cramp Collie, Gripping Pains OF the
Bowels Dizziness, Stupor, Inactivity, Loss OF Appe-
tite and in Painful Menstruation il is certain cure,
and gives immediate relief. In any OF tho above dis
1t will give relief in twenty minutes, and per-
per bottleso cheap that every person can get 1t,
N B.-For sale BY +. d. HILL, Druggist, corner
of Race and Fifth-streets; j. ID. PARK, corner OF
| Fourth and Walnut; SURE, ECKSTE1N & CO.,
corner Vine. and Fourth JOHN DICKSON, corner
| of John and Sixth-sts.; PAUL RElNbEIN, corner
| Of Eighth and Freeman; EDWARD SCANLAN
| Co, corner Of Main and Fourth and MADAME
| ELLIS, IA West Sixth-street. sep23-ay
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
PRICE, $40.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted 1t to trial and the critical
Judgment of the best mechanics and experts, by all
Of whom 1t has been conceded to be one Of tho
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

The advices per London mail, Just at hand, show
conclusvey that the advance in rates of interest
that point did not grow out Of any financial
sty, but forms part of scheme to secure an addi-
tOnal supply Of bullion. Thus the letters speak
positively of street for loans low as az per
cent, while the discount quotations mant taned
at 1905 per cent. Unless there is some further
movement not now anticipated, it would not appear
il the high rates could be sustained
. Foreign Exchange is steady, most of the sterling
bills bringing lOgA; but the demand is not active,
and tho market is without excitement. The i'm
porters who deal directly with Europe have paid up
dues very closely, and large proportion Of the re-
mittances account of purchasers of East India
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

On the street, the supply Of Money still exceeds the
demand. The market Is still bare of choice names,
while those which make their appearance readily
range up to IL per cent, though paper not of
the better class is hard to sell at advanced
Loans on call, 5Cd6.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Defects OF Calf-Shin Leather

We have heard Of persons purchasing
several pairs CT boots at once, in order to
lay some of them away for long kec2iGg,
under the impression that leather when
kcptin dry situ9tiQu improved in quail
ity b age, like oil-cloth. Upon inuqiry
we find that such notions are very gen
orally entertained, but why this should
be so ne cannot imagine, for they are
the very reverse Of all facts and expert,
ence in the case and we call attention to
this question for the first time, we BE-
lieye, as ga word Of warning" Calfskin
leather, instead Of improving in quality
with ape, Thcn made into boots, deteri-
orates rapidly. It is subject to species
Of dry.rot eremacapsis and in the course
of three years it becomes as tender as q
piece Of brown paper. Dealers IN boots
aud shoes experience q considerable loss
froHl this cause when such articles are
left on their hands for more than two
years. This drY-rQt in caif-skin boots
first appears al the edge near the soles,
IN the form Of black glossy sweat, re.
sernbing varuish, and from thence il
gradually proceeds until the whole leath-
cr becomes rotten The application OF
grease rather accellerates than arrests the
progress Of this decay; such leather en-
dures much longer waen worn on the
teet than when laid aside in 4 dry situa.
tion, but whether this decay is caused
By the grease used by the curriers', or is
some pecularityin the skin, is not known
st present. Cow-skin and kip leather d.
not seem to be subject to this rapid de
tasiorstlon, but ali 2inds Of caIfskiu even
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Ayers Cherry pect0ya

FOR THE RArID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarscr4
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consnrl
tien, and for the relief Of ConsamPi
Patients III advanced stages Of
disease.
So wide IS the field Of lis usefulness and 81
meroUa are the cases Of its cures, that as,
every section Of country ahounas in persons I
lielY known. who have been restored from a.a'E4i
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs II
use. When once tired, its superiority over 4
other medicine OF its kind is too apparent 70 ai
observation, and where It's virtues are KNOW
public rc longer hesitate what antido,e to cra
for the Distressing and dangerous affections
pulmonary organs that are incident 70 our cani
While many inferior remedies thrust upon
community have failed and been DISCARDED
has gained friends by every trial, conferred br1
on the afflicted they can never forget, al. I
dUced cures too numerous ana too ycmslk.5I
10 f5rcOtrp~
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Scrofula, or Kings \,

is Constitutional disease, a corrpne,.
blood, by which this fluid becomes ~ !
weak, and poor. Being in the circ,,l..-
pervades the whole body. and NAV b'a
IN disease on any part Of it. No orca.
from its attacks, nor is there one wbisl
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is~
caused by mercurial disease, low I;rss IN
ordered or unhealthy food, irnpura ::
and filthy habits, the depressing w
above all. by the venereaI infection = "a
ever bs its origin, it is hereditary in =
stitution, descending " from parents u 4, ].
unto the third and fourth generation !" ;9l
it seems to be the rod of Him who ss- 1
will visit the iniquities Of the tatbos
their Children
It's ELECTS commence by deposition f,,,.
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter. vE1
the lungs, liver, and internal organs. i ~
to6erclcs; IN the glands, swelimgs; N
the surface, eruptlons or sores. This foTi
rUption. which gaGders in the blood ds,'
the energies Of Life, 50 that scrofulous ~" s,l "
tons not only suffer from scrofulm,, !
plants. but they have far less power - :.
sand tie attacks of other diseases -
quently, vast numbers perish bv dis,
which, although not scroftdous in the;rr,~
are still rendered fatal by this taiat h,
system. Most Of the consumption whS
climates the human family has It's Origin d,.
IL this scfolalous contamination and !,
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys h,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise fun
are aggravatGd by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scroia.
their persons arc invaded by this lurkj,,
fiction, and then health is undermined +
10 cleanse it from the System we nustlcrs
the Blood by an Alternative medicine. and
,igoratc II By healthy food and exc.
Such a medicine wa supply IN
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

4 LL those indebted to the sunseribeg either
n by Note or by book account, will save
FIFTY PER CENT. by calling and paying
their Indebtedness before the 6rst day of Jan
uary next. How" you ask, can this saw
ing be made?" In costs for yoI and me to
pay # we fail to PAY UP by that time.
X. B.-Goods sold at cost
JOHN B. SMITH.
CoEdcrsport NOV Is, ls59.---I2;ll-ly.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR AL THE PURPOSES OLA FAMILY Pgg

arc 50 composed that disease within the ra1..
their action can rarely Withstand or Grade N
Their penetrating properties search, and c!oa
and i-virorsto every portion O. the human oG.
1sla. correcting is diseased action, and rc;I-
is healthy vitahties. As q consequence Of a
properties, the Invalid who is bowed down I
Pain or physical aekihtyis astorshcd 70 fli
health o. energy restored by remedy at oE9.
simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday comp,
af every body, hut also many formidable
dangerous diseases. The agent below mans
pleased u f,,Irisa gratis my American AinaI
s0ntaiaiug certificates Of thcir cures md digsrH
for their use in the following complaints: lee.
ness, HcatjaE, Hcadaehe arising from d.,ori
afomorh, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in end irss
haaIO1 o. tie lSO.5eLs, I,atu!erlCy Loss a "A
ttc, JctE.Giec, and other kindred com?at
arising from a low state Of the body or otsaEat
OF ia functions
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
-~-A-~ -


THE New KEY" Aunty' said 1T
tie girl, u believe have found a aesR
key to unlock peoples hearts and make
them SO willing for you know, aunty,
God took my father aud nv mother, and
they want people to be kind to their little
daughter :"
i What is the key 2" asked aunty.
''lt's only one little word-guess what%'
But auntv was no gpesser
: "a Is pirasc,' said the child; aunty,
it is please; If ask one Of the great girls
in school, <i'leaae show me my paraiug
lessen 2 she says, G yes and helps me
If ask, Sarah, please do this for me !?
no u:atter, she'll take hen hands out Of
the sadS If ask, uncie, please, he
says, " Yes, pu>s, if | cans and if | say
please, aunty-"
F." What does aunty do ?" asked herself
&C. you look and smile just Hhe nooh-
cr, and that is hest Of all" cried the lii
tie girl, throwing her arms around aunty'S
neck. with 8 tear in her eye.
Perhaps other children will like to
know about the kcr, 2nd we hope they
3iii use it also; for tn re is great power
in the small, kind courtcsics Of life h
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

No R1GUT TO INp0GsE.--l. \ man
las 70 right to !ndorse, when the failure
ct the first party to meet his obligation
will render the creditors ot The indorser
liable 10 loss ia consequence OF such in
dor5ement.
2 He has ne right to injorse for anoth.
sr man unless he make provision for meet
!na ssQh obligation, independent Of and
SITTER providing for all othc. Obligations.
3. Uc has ~ right to inaorse unless
ne fully intends to pay what he promises
&c, promptly, in case the first party fails
to do So Few indoTse-s prepare for this.
4. His relations 10 his family demand
that he shall not obiigate himself to obhgc
suotlIey simply, at the risk of defrauaing
or dePriying them of What belongs to
yhen!
5 lie should never inJorso or BECOME
responsible for eny amount without secu-
lity is furnished by the first party. 1t
should be made business trausacyion-
rarely matter of friendship. Ii equiv
a!eut TO Z loaEof capital to the amount Of
the obligation, and the same prccautl0u
should BE taken to secure it.
6. a u3an has 10 more right to expect
EFother 70 indor8c his note without recon-
ponse, than to expect an insurance com-
psnY to insure his home Or his be gra-
tQitously.
T. 1t is not good business policy fol
enc tn ask another to indGrse his note
promising to accommodate him in the
same manner The exchange Of sigma
lures may have, and usually does have
very unequal value. It Is better ;o Sc
cure him the amount, and exact a lik,
security for the amount Of responsibility
incurred.
8. t is better 20 do business thai
will involve no necessity foy asking @
granting such fayors, or making such ex
changes. L is always safe and just TO d
as.-irGiric Far1er.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Esey. " H1a EgQSEEtns:'s Opinion OF
Potter and AIS People.
LGH1TIdL LuTHIUl0E'Tc' q M NOrIHeFn Inae-
ptHaza' auburn, = J.
ULYSSES, Feb %, Isl

I-rvssrs lcb % 1880
have today reached bere-bo,r is
iarotbar onosfi,n Jndgn Lewis , nrom.
I;,ont o;,,,o,, of tb;c -, ba5 ,,,t ia
nro,n,se IF an orti,eIoverv ,ddr.s2 and
! :, noaot thot an,.,,ron.,nt i r,.,. nsoos..
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,;no tbat ti.;s gI;rL+ nrt nnan +Lo nooT
r.rdinr hon,IocL ,~.s ro'nnyad and ~,
trno cheractor If ,hat ,ob}n fYro.T dnni
zen wax acI,no,yIaIgcd by the nnbIo @an
.erony g
;. One characteristic of this ra,ion strike.
the STRANGER f,rc;bIv. mean the inteIji
pence and contentmant Of the neonIe-
Shev At least are conqbIe of aDnrecia,in,
! their own homes and hence are not barn
ino m with the fever Of en,iaration-
, T6ev have tba ,food sense 70 ncrcaiv,
: that .ho vaIre of country dane9ds mn
| IN the cbaracfer Of ;ts ron1lation Sy;tz
a a,la,d ,a,,rd Lz GOOD flr no,h;no ,r;tL
ont tha Gr;ss ond F,,ynt ,roo r. ,rra =
/, ary of tLo go,Id d7ttaJ w;tb t,Son,,
tLonsand c;t;ns ava oro.t;n, tLa IaEin:
j monnmcnts Of buman ~enins i nov
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22

the very best French, is Just as subject
70 it as tie poorest qualities. This IL a
subject deserving of' practical Scientific
investigation ID order to discoyer some
remedy for the evil. 1t present tie
practical application Of this information
by purchasers Of -caif,skiu boots and shoes
is aR easy matter-bc careful not to buy
aged cles.-Scicnffc American.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
4QrlrultHral, st.

EARLY PQT4IGEs are an important
article. TO have them several weeks in
advance Of the usual time of their first
appearance is an achievemeE. of which
the gardcned may feel little proud. We
hare for i nunber Of years been having
l"tafoqs mach in advance Of the ordinary
time, b. Sproutipg them in box or bar
rel, dnring the latter part Of winter, and
early SprrJg, aud planting the aprouted
potatoes ont at the earliest OPPORTUNITY,
when the ground becomes fit for planting
. he potatoes are generally put t. sprout
ing ABOUT the latter part Of February.
placing alternate layers of earth end pot;i-
toes, IL box OF barrel, and keeping tiem
in warm place, near a stove il possible.
y hen the time for painting arrives, the
sprouts often foot in height, being fully
formed stalks. give tho plants ) great starr
when permanently put IN the ground.
another plan Of raising early potatoes is
to take barrel or a board box, and Gov
T. tl.e bottom with equal pats Of stable
.nanurc and earth, upon which place the
putatco6 tWQ or three inches apartj and
cover With six inches OF the compost
proceeding in this manner until the box
o. balrsl is filed, J space is next dug
out in the SItc of the manure or compost
hcap which Is fermerting with a moderate
hsat, and ia this the box is inserted and
covered with manure the warmth is sut1i
cient TO start the potato, and, il too much
"a, ,ha manure is romQYed fsom the top,
md Sater applied if too dry. They vii!
send out mass of roots, which will so
sdhcre to the compost in which they are
PLANTED. that ghcn the lard IS prepared;
snd she temperature adapted TO putting
them in open ground they may be taken
cut sinsIy and transPlauted with ease aud
safety, especially # tie whole mass be
previously wc.. Potatoes started by this
method will be much earlier than BY the
o-Iinary method SynLurY GQzetic
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
Dissolution.

yE7HE CO-PARTNERSuIP hitherto existing
4 between the Subscribers sEacr Tie tra Of
Kenyon, Wilkinson & Graves, is by mutual
consent dissolved The Books and Papers.
Notes &c. Of the firm are in the hands Of C.
C. Kenyon, who is authorized to settle the
same c c. KENYON,
J. c. WILKINSON,
II GRAVES
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-22
20 gsonsfgff ffpers
Il ---,s~r>rs>~~-~> -~--a--~~->-- MA
,METiHyG NEW,-B. n BABBITFs

p
6 coMETlHSG EEW.-B. n BABBITFs
- BEST
MEDICINAL SALERATUS.l
IsIna nutacturea froIA commoa salt
"a Iynt sts rrepared 'entirelrF aiffefeffEA 4
from other Saleratiis. All the del
HS eterious. .snatter-extraeted IN suolir =. BS
manner as 70 prodfice Bread Biscuit.
itind all Minds of Cake, without ceu-,
AND taiRihE a pa2tSeie OF SateFatuS whenl AND
the Bread ot>Calte is baked; there t11-
b5 by producing wholesome results.
H0iEyery particle OF Saieratus is tUrnedi 10
70 gas ana passes through the Bread
or Bicait while Baking; consequent 1ri
lvnothiag remains but common Sah.
Water and Flour. You will readilyI
perceive bv the taste Of this Salera na+
SlWs that it is entirely dihereni from 6S
other 3alcraIuS. '
tits packed in one pound papers .t.
AND each wrapper branded. - Bah, AND
btt's Best Medicinal 5 aleiatus; al
$50, picture, twisted loaf of bread,
20 with glass Of ofaisrgescing water on 10
l4e top When you parchase one
piper YOU should preserve tue wrap
per, and be particuIar to get the
next exactly ike the tirst-braud as
above.
69I Full directions for making Bread 6S
byith this Saleratns and Sour Milk
or Cream Tartar. viii accompany
AND each package also, DIRECTIONS for AND
making all Kinds Of Pastry; also
for making Soda Water and Scd-
10 .litz Powders 10
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
WITH ...
b. T. RAREITT5 PURE CONCEN-
TR kTED POTASH,
Warranted d3ubIe the saeagth of
6S ordinary Potash pat uP ia caus- SO
h.. lbs lbs, los. and 2 lbs.
with full directions for makiugf
AND Hard and Soft Soap, Consumer. AND
Will End this the cheapest Potash il,
market.
70 Manufaalcrcd and fc- sale hy 10
B. T. RABBiTF
Nos G8 and 20 Washing. g.oa-street
Now To54, and No. 81 hdjl-<ueett
Boston. jl:ti-Iy@.l
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13
no PIT SICtANS
nF TliE SOUTHERN STATES
wplfe's Genuine Ucsnsc Brandy,
wclfe's Genuine Port wine,
wclfs's Genuine Madeira wine,
wolfes Genuine Sherry Wine.

! am nov surprising the trade with pure Cog
nsc Bfahay, IN bottles, both f,r medical sni rtl
ts,e use ~. immense sue-ess that hiss crown.
81 mt eg'rts :. place rute air Within ne rpsrh
~ ~ under 'hs VANS # Aromatic s-h's1s'r
s-hnsprs ard 70 drive rut NJ ih-lira'ks' the
rstnirrus rrnprurls cold ss Gin Throughout
.hp rorntft; ted iranv lending druggists. spr'he-
csfles sud irti-sl men. or s-rie years past
srrit if,e ~ pursue the esrre rcrfse IN rersta -
the stlirlp NJ nrrnav should have complied
with these tsiurs,s nom all quarters long ego,
bot vas da,etfei f-6.q y w 'hs fart, ,hs' owihr
70 the ssorbitant priee ~ arsuiy In France. con
se,rsr, urpr The shattnsss ~ the grspe crop 90
some yeats there vss no chance o. uis heinr ahla
~ lrrrrr, the rho'rsst Btsndt, bottle n and cell
u ., moderate rrires. Fortunately FOR me. he
grape crop f,t the lssti sud previous yesr land
NE prospect frt thlsl w-- shurdsnt, sni prices
~ pt.niy havs fsiien 70 the stariati sitter yeats
ser The huit on Brandy u sisr severts per
cont lovpt. aud I have nav rsie arrangements
with hrr Brandy exporters IN France, ~ The
highest terrte. srd am regularly receiving run.
-iu,i,rtnts ~ the hpst rugrsr ptsudv, which qru
h1,tilre shd settling ss Wulis's genuine ubgnsr
Brandy. guarantees with my seal. labels ard
certificates, the Brandy 80 bot,' a ~ me, The
pure. uusduiterstei sftirie. and " VT he found
when used IS medicine. beverage, or eofdl-
a.. hssi,hful and invirufating. u ha3 been
matte. n universal rrmplsint that bette NJ
rure rniniSpi french nrsndy, vss vsfv iiFFrrlt
w. obtsn, srd the purchaser. nine times y, ten
wss deceived with vile inanufnr tured imitation
~ all descriptions ~ afdsst spirits, Brandy tu'n
ne hiph price, has been The one stticlp that niV
ere snd sellers haze tnfhs1 theft attention ~,
and llluns o. gallons o. The sprsllrd French
Brandy haze been scattered annually through
the land, sud hsvs been the primary esuse ~
trrtaeis, Suicides rttisi,les aud tties, snd hare
ssat thersaads W ar early grave, sslfdestftttts,
from d-iifirn ttsinens ii,snla putu and hDfiuts
ns,rss unt-rvu, Until rnptincirled iuer tsssn
70 make ,nsddsalne compounds and seil 7, ss the
pure frerrh pstndr.
The Virtues ~ pure Ftenrh brandy NO NOT We
told ~ r,a They are known thfour TOW, the
urria 80 ,nea feline ~ mild stiinuian' n ls. ss
the Frenrh ns,sh pBvtiraiiy rail- y "Fas he n
,e," the water Of life But this applies 20 ~ On
" hen pure aud unauthorized. " ,rrfsr'rftd
with the fesrfr ingredients that make Fnoh
Irritation. ~ berrrrss death drink 20 ian"rah,
tens ufthcrsands ~ uuf tare. 10 fstiedg = iesr.
nj evil have commenced importing Brandy,
buttline ~, aud settling " 80
awoLFEs GENUINE CogSAc BRANDY"
am islr tereiving orders from the druggists
and -rstheratlss IN ali parts Of the Union, sell
n fcr medieai purposes
UDoLPHU WOLFE.
Ne. ~ penrtr s''pt'. seu tnit.
gF Agents IN New ut'apns, lIsRt SO
A " esissr 4 Co. 4 =. M,orF Go.
nu,ts stpd5w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-13

NAruNAb USioN COMMITTEE
Washington, December 90.-The Ma
tional Union Committee met last eve.
ming
The meeting was a spirited one -
Measures we're discussed for render
ing the party general and effective. by
cooperating with State organizations,
aud the formation Of Union clubs in
the wards Of cities and towns through.
out the country.
A resolution was adopted providing
for The enlargement of the National
Committee by members from each
State. not to exceed in number that
Of the Representatives and Senators
,here.from In Congress.