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, 1860-10-18

TRUSTEES SALE-Pub!io No
ra.e ~ s.sea Il s
lp4 a.el ctober iii. lss. aad rtenn.d II chaee of
Fl sis LII; Sy tie I'd j, Fs ,ss s:yn:7s Z
s:i !: : sss
Gook 'se tre.a IL ftes sortn ve.. 9na'tsf of see'
' 5sa.n IS Ii ss
qu4tr southwest qua'ter ?. hs,foft roa:h.
i q
lt.s md il = saatoa'. snndl. on ef II. r 1hve..
81 4 pseeat H.
it. I'D sfa II. Fal sa,a,S. # lrss a;at,n
half the .ouhea., eua,.<E Of
stsos = north ,ss ~ d q p.1 5 ~
~ sel!i q /; i Z
MORTGAGE sALE.-Wheress
fEsa ID ~; Z t. s.tsa'S s; - e
.ssSIs st s,se s. + s<ss Ss
soi-5 Ct order ai1t1 d41s s-r cne zig noashs
aeF es:s aat or IL tw:ivs months .es s2te a IA ",s
e e. *; R<se;:s: ss:
g, s q 81 g. &C
eaes aetan't ee sae IN nt q "a p'sn-
e t. e
ani payaba whole Of sad rrsacp4l And Interests -
rs!tt ~ ta Sn1es should III 1eapen heeoUe ta" I'd
n5le sAd Mortgage rhond BE- Immediately foreeossl
H01 therefore, ce:au1t h.7l=x be~n usde IN the pay
faent ofte dr OF sad 1rant ssoy ~nsea 70 par of ~.
iqdeoeness having raid, according to tie t.F1s o
~ No<ke public .etse = hetesy Essn has J9+eSS @
Net9e IL tad be due tv :e1tos =
desaat in pasmens and th.t hail fers: u
ns The noreY cue upon aid Notes Aod In zteoraDes ~
II xer,I = ys.iA b. ~ Mcr:ssxe On Ihuts.y: oe
[ Ieli At public arcton. A. the no:th d"oE Of ttt
| Court Nou'e, In tbs eaJ ot Chicago to he TN.
ct b dee. stE e1sa, the following detcrh'I ffzeu
Of hnd, s:tuaiet Il tte cosnsy 81 y, I'a.:,4 IL ~
state LII ro!s aeh k1oxn and d.scbed a. fo,x7A t.
wits Ths north qutEtss Of seetoa &oiry dra tas)
he snuth halt Vt eaat { lection tEtnfy.s,
(sl: she H,ushwet qnsft<r of sc!on twenty eve "a
+oas vest .oa Su.ste, of &c
{3 ra+t ,uth 1ne!ps! ed! tetax the Aamt pEenl
es conveyed % h party OF s drst nut b. CAo Pierce
and Wife aud nj equity o. redemption o The a
| George lIatnals, lis heirs and a!+ltos.
| JOSEPH oIDLEY, AoEt3axte.
| q H. WnIsoy. Attorney, nets d139 I'd
Tho H. ve fale adjourned 10 TluEs1y. November 81
1854 1t the alna ho1t and place.
tbrn AfE+
, 1860-10-18

GREEN APPLES.-I am receir-
~ Ing iasse quantities choee Green Apples tsora
t. sid extremely .zule. sad tia r,tst grocery
1.sde by the s.a!ic oase'. n srger quan: ties WW
SION % in tec-pt OF eome choice -acta of C!l-r.
Otdess from the co1Ltry far Apples Aad Cider VII 70
cevc psoupt 4aa earsiul attention. S.H FINLEY,
se4$xltn Baseue1i Of No. s6 Stats et1est>
, 1860-10-18
DIE D..

On Eu,i.v uo.urk, Oct. tI,k, Ia fundY CouttT, H..
TlIUMAs Ii rEKDUE i, formerly II ChIcaxo, N ut ts1h
- az i7lnes Of l6aAe tedue, Il The ft Of
Jsnrt resQxe small, Of thls city.
, 1860-10-18

NEW Bcoks.--We hRve from McNa1lY copy
Of the new edition Of Dumas Camale La Dame
auz can,tAias,} aud Cotsin Harry, by Mrs.
Grey-both published by Peterson, Of Phila~
de1phia, and beth for sale 4. AcNaliy's counter.
, 1860-10-18
39rcss Il Triblll1G
TuUESlAy. OCTOBER Il, 1860,

mr. rarnsworsIa's Appointments.
Mr, Farns|.nrth will kpeak Ut
Erin .Thurs:ay, Oc.. 1stt.
Es,4hesY... r. ~ x1SAsurday. tlct+ .1'l
kjE3H evenings Att -Vs1.
lYdel .-t 111a1 Ncl sttb.
, 1860-10-18

ELoAx's COMMERCIAL CoLLEaH.-The aboFa
Institution is open day and evening. instrae-
ton ii given in bookkeeping. commercial law
commercial computation, penmanship, DC. We
adr;se al1 who need sound education to pur-
chase scholarship in this excellent and long
established college. a scholarship for sale
cheap ut Ibis cffice.
, 1860-10-18

Appointments uf Hon. ID. K Cartier.
lion. D. K Cartier, Of Ohio, will address the
people Of Illipois on pcli:ics' topics t. the fol-
, 1860-10-18
I1tIa1ttxD,

INANTED.-.ro Rent 4 Furnished
~ HoG4c, satahtr 'or tnai ,.sl1sS Luuss tu t.s
snh Divi un eiSt staie nnrt If 1s:1.s t..
oc1Sf4,i3s
, 1860-10-18

{NIRLS WANTED.-->ix Ameri-
I eaa Girls will end rtcaav eup'osn.nt At E:ht
vatk by a3uyink II the PtsAoS AHt TktHLNE VI
, 1860-10-18

pEasoxA1-Among the arrivals st tho Briggs
House, We notice, Hen. ]. F. Farnsworsh, st.
Charles; Hon. L. r. Wetherby, Wisconsin; Hon.
E. u. Washbusne, Galeua; Hon. ". Il. Dayton,
Eew Jersey; Hon. John Markham, England;
Jpo. C, Wright, ESQ. Philadelphia.
, 1860-10-18

BESRroLEs1 LEc7uHE.-Rer. Mr.. Co11yer,
Minister st Large for the city Of Chicago, will
lecture before the Sesmen's Benevolent socse-
ty, ut their Rooms, South end Of Lind Block,
this (Thursday) evening. at II o'clock. AL
sesmea and others interested are invited to at
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17

feels lrresistaJly drawn towards him.
In his conversation and bearing. he
reflects the gentleman. Hardly q trace
Of the rough schooling Of his earlier
days remains. You may be impress
cd by his angularity Of character, but
it never occurs to you that he lacks
culture. If his manner is at times
somewhat unusual, it never strikes
YOU as in the least degree uncouth.
In the essentials Of good breeding.
Mr. l.. is infinitely superior TO the
generality Of Americans. | find him
far more reiiucd-far more suJlucl
in Misunderstanding far more the
effects Of social aitrition-than | had
expected.
l was greatly impressed with the
emiucntly PRACTICAL character Of his
mind. No man living has less Of the
visionary. lie Is evidently good
hate" Of cloud-capped theories. The
grasp Of his mind Is strong aAl tena-
cious. He talks like one who thinks
clearly and profoundly. He has all
the marks Of a mind that scans close
". canyasses thoroughly, concludes
deliberately. and holds TO such conc.u-
sions unAincLingly. He seems TO me
to be rarely gifted with the faculty Of
remaining faithful 10 his convictions
OF right in the face of difficulties and
discouragemeuts. Another cLarac-
teristic that impresses me Is his omi-
ucut TRUTHFyLNE>S. do not believe
any earthly power can drive Mr..
Lincoln into tie commission Of q mean
action. l am sure that lie would far
prefer being right than being Pre>i-
dent. One FEELS. in talking with
him. that his u;terauccs come from
the heart.
| heard but one ezp7cssion-un-
qualified praise Of Mr.. L., among lis
No man living i more
profoundly respected and more ar
IDENTIFY loved among those vino know
him best. All parties and Interests
'oiu in paying tribute to his private
virtues. Everywhere | heard him
spoken Of Is the best OF husbands the
hindest Of parents, the most ire
7r0aclnlla Of citizens
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17

THE WESTERN GRAIN CEoPs.-Wells'
Commercial Express, Of Chicago, gives, in
its issue of the ID inst, the result Of the
Wheat crop Of 1859 as marketed a; that
point. In Flour, 7l1,302 barrels; in
Wheat, s,942, ,46l bushels; total, equal
to l.. .49S,9 ,97l bushels, exceeding the re-
ceipts from the crop Of ISIS BY 5,2V5, 500
bushels, but falling short of those from
the crop Of 1857 BY 3,709,s bushels
The Express stages its commercial Eeputa-
ton on the probable truth Of the predic,
ton ,ha. Chicago will receive nearly ifnot
quite fifty millions bushels Of grain, from
the country, which seeks its market here,
in the year from Angus, l, 1860, to Au-
gust !, 1861. Corn receipts here from
the last crop have already reached twelve
million bushels Receipts Of new Wbea;
are already beginning TO be liberal, and
Will soop be large.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17
The Civil War in WeXico.

TIE civil war in Mexico has almos
,.ssed 10 have interest f5r newspaper rea
:srs From time to time We have, u
..esraph or mail, reports If the move
ceuts Of tie coDteDiiug parties, but th'
,ss;ure Of affair. Is about tie same that i
Va, F., year ago The Church party Te'
TN possession Of the Capital, and The
Liberals still ho.i Vera Cruz. All tie
;.st gf the country continues to be debate
s5le ground, on which the rival leaders
ne, occasionally to indulge il Little
fs5:il: Practice
Tls ta:;l-s, however, are rarely Of a
i,s;srat, s1d des:ru,tiye character. lftbe
Ns1icsus fought as Americans would,
the country would have been almost de-
populated ty this time bu,;be Nezicaus
know better than to s.l, lard when it i
10; absolutely necessary. Sometimes the
opposing forces Just c-ma Isar enough to
sss each other, aud then pru1ently re-
i:sa', bo;b sides claiming, of course, de-
olie1 7ic:,.!. A; other times. when the
leaders succeed in getting up the courage
q tbelr f..1xers, there Is Z little blood
sasd and the capturing Of prisoners, arms,
al anuuui,ioa. An even, Of this kind
si; ooce proclaimed By the more foriu-
tI'srarty As signal aud crushing triumph.
Yet The chronic state Of revolution and
en. Va: into which Mexico has fallen,
Als'. Ultimately, resul. il utter exbaus-
NJ. Like the victim Of slow consump-
'.'n' Mexico Is passing gradually into the
--'' stage Of naii0ual decay. Dissolution
inevitable, aud the apparent indifer-
Ioce OF The people sud Goyerumeut Of
llis country to the condition Of Mexico is
ss.l calculated to excite the surprise and
'tuPt the ambition of the European ns-
! Is which desire power upon this cont
l.l; 1t will soon be made imperative
';ou Us to adopt decided policy, tu, We
fiy delay action until European iu'erveu-
10 has created difficulties Of & serious
~ u osi dangerous character
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17
Chr Star aaN Chroaltlc.
MONDAY. kIG. I3, 1860.
An Hour AT the old Play Ground.


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Be-. r me I'D tr-gH stream.
Wa-- ve w-rs 5rys ID .1@ n.;en tn2e'
W.-a -natar-- VS. .-@a1.
The tr,.ss - cn.,-- "..a 4-..vn .ta'es'
Tn r.-s is -i.-- away
,-srcr ar. -s- '1a. sou would know
The sr.rg.-a5a>e j. nc more, John,
E-s-a.a " ..--l i:ees;
TasV..sr.>- .s ..e window SIDE,
Nur.ls Vzy-s N Tie breeze;
Tn srs---. ,..at> .-uS Ge,u.4.e.
T--,.- my rested "a
Il, te.r p. e--s- u9 bv stranger hands
',' ~ CO.
T. -+.,.---.,--s < deal J.bn.
Al. xiii, s.s5er now
IT, -s~ --.-4.y.-s f .g- sv.-y
E---...- r,- . -bers5 bgr-a.
r-.s+ ny name, u7... the bark.
A. ..r,.f no r.-...e> rare
lam beneath ra- tr...w,.fe.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17
Gen. Lane on Abraham Lincoln.

LGen. Henry ;. Lane, Republican
candidate for Governor Of Indiana. IS
stumpinC the State. together with
Mr.. Hendricks, the Democratic caudi-
date. In recent discussion at Tip
ton, Ger. Lane spoke as follows Of
Mr.. Lincoln J
we present Won a candidate for
the Presidency who. in his person. is
an apt illustration Of our free institu-
tons. IN orphan child. born 10 no
inheritance. but with an honest heart
and name. a strong right arm. and
Industrious habits. he has carved out
for himself the proudcst position on
earth. He bears aloft TO day the ne
tcor flag Of OUT common country in
his strong right arm, and around tie
name Of Honest Abraham Lincoln
cluster the hopes Of the whole world
for the pe-Pe;Uation Of free govern
mcat. This obscure child Of poverty
spent large portion Of his life in the
humble vocation Of Z farm laborer
and when | look over this vast assem-
Lly. composed in part Of young men.
my heart grows stronger. and ny
hope grows brighter. There listens
to mn, perhaps, this day, some honest
son Of toi. who shall vet reach the
place higher than kings. higher than
cmporors, the prou3ost position on
earth. the position Of President Of the
United States. Abraham Lincoln Is
at once q distinguished lawyer, Z pa
t-iotic statesman. and Z leading poll
tician for the last twenty wears, whose
political discussions with stephen \.
Douglas show him to-day TO be one Of
the ablest if not the very a5!cst, po-
litical 9ebatCr on the whole continent.
Now.is Leu0t worthy TO heprcsen,eIto
YOU as a candidate? What high
quality do you desire in your Prcsi-
dent? You desire. above all things,
plain. oli-:ashioned honesty. and
Abraham Lincoln Is q synonym for all
that Is honest. Sirs, he has come
through the fiery furnace Of three
heated contests in Illinois, and to-
lay there Is not q smell Of fire on his
garments. No man has dared TO in
3ute 10 him aught save honesty and
integrity. His mind Is beautiful in
Is purity; beautiful as in the fragrant
lower Of his own prairie home, and
lis life and character is as pure and
potlcss as the crystal water which
aycs the shore Of his north western
ome. As the proud representative ,
f American institutions, he will oe ,
our President in 1861, and in the !
resence Of thirty millions Of people,
pom the eastern portico Of your
reat Capitol, he viii assume those
uties 50 intimately connected with u
le well-being and destiny Of thirty I
illions of frcemeu. In the enthuSi- t
IN sweeping over this whole land 0
ON the Lakes TO the Ohio, from il
.aine TO the Wabash in the watch Il
res Of freedom which now blaze upon .,
thousand hill tops. and light up :
ousand valleys: in this enthusiasm .
hich greets Us, | catch the spirit Of c'
'ophecy. | hear the tramp of the IL
arch of coming events, and torasee
at Abraham Lincoln is to be Presi- b
mt in 1861, and that that decree is b;
ritten in the book Of fate. d,
An Internal machine, called the centri- sa
.al guu, is on exhibition at Columbus, va
iio, which will throw FIVE hundred balls ia
-, IL s - .l; I'll
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17

Capt. Kell, the agent Of the Atlantis
Telegraph Company, who was sent :ake
up the New Foundand end Of the eaoie,
has succeeded in raising p1rtion oi IT.
after some weeks Of labor, aud has oiscoV-
cred a serious defect 10 it, caused oy rest
ipg on a ledge Of sharp rocks, on which
il was laid. mile or two lEom bay OF
Bulls Ann, Trinity Bay.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17

SEARCH FOR THE SITES OF TYRE AMI
|. 'oS-Nr RaDan, member Of the French
'-sH,u'e' has been charged by the Enpe-
Napoleon sIth the mission of endeav-
"s 10 discover the sites Of Tyre and ST.
lie recently had an audience Of his
.eSy, aud is TO leave with his family
V'''be'. 1t is presumed tha, his re-
'''0s' all shed new ligh, OF the proph-
P''iioos of the O.d Testament.
LIS have been commenced agains, four
-'o' Of Richmond, Va tlE !.iasir. to
f'I CELSIUS .aZcTs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-17

An internal machine, called the centri-
fucal guu, is on exhibition at Columbus,
Ohio, which will throw FIVE hundred balls
a minute, with the force Of an ordinary
rife, withoa, the aid of powder or cap, by
merely turning crank Ike class mill.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05
Especially Reported for the Daily Press.)
Cincinnati Produce Market.

4NAnOAA ENEhANh3 september 4.
FLOUR-The market was dull and unsettled to-
day; only 100 brls were reported on Change, so
Union Mills, red wheat, at IS 10, and so Southern
Ohio, white wheat, at s. p but 1900 brls.
were disposed Of on terms that did not transpire
WHISKY-A fair demand for Whisky, at }sc. de-
cline from Monday rates-72O brs. changing hands
at 20c., including wagon.
PR0YIsIoHS-The extreme Quietness Of Provis-
ions for 81 days noticed, continued to-day, and
though holders remained firm, not sale was re-
ported on the books of the Exchange in Pork, Bulk
Meat OF Lard Bacon-72 hhds, Sides sold at ilAc.,
and 20 hTls. clear Sides at l4l6c.
GROCERIES-NothiDgw was done in MOlasBes and
Sugar and Coffee were steady: Of the former note
q sale Of l5 hhds. at SlzGS4c, and do. at gI4c,
Coiiee-t0 bags were disposed Of at I561l54c.
HHEAT-ko alteration Of Importance occurred
IN Wheat. which was more quiet than yesterday.
The sales were 200 bushels choice red at 81 10;
400 do. prime white, delivered, at 81 l6; go do
prime white delivered, at 81 II; 100 do prime
OATS Oats were more active and firm: ZOO
bushels in bulk, three lots, selling at 2gA aud SOC
1,lOO at the former figure.
RYE-Of Rye 600 bushels sold at 81 and Csc.
BARLEY-HOthng done.
C0RN-No sales reported.
CHEESE-Western X sserYs, 100 boxes changed
hands at SAC. the market continuing firm.
0lL-ho transactions transpiTed-
HAf-ln Hay nothing was done.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05

new NOEA NNhIANAs
NEW York, September 4-P. M.-Ashes
continue steady, with small sales So for Pots and
'IS Cotton1Traniacto only to limited extent and
prices without material change 200 bales were sold
at l0Ao. for middling Uplands.
Flour opened dull and dropping, but closed shade
frmer, with moderate inquiry for export and home
consumption: sales Of 1900 barrels, at 50 5O95 60
for suIeriine state NJ zoos 20 for extra state 90 %
TO me dium extra Western, and S666 10 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing steady
Cgnadian Flour STEADY WIN d ca m0GeTate d aemsnG a. az
al 30 for common to choice extra. Rye Flour
steady, at So 5Q@4 90 for common to choice super
fine COrnmeal In fair request: sales OF 600 barrels
Brandywine at So 90
Whisky in moderate demand; sales Of 800 brls. at
Wheat opened quiet and closed lc. better, with an
improved export demand; sales 900 bush. winter
red Western at 81 3fMl 36 1000 bush. unsound do
at 81 30dl 50; 1900 bush. unsOund mixed Western
at 81 3O 1000 bush. white Michigan at 81 509l CO.,
$500 bush inferior white Ohio at 81 IS; 27OO bush.
white Kentucky at 81 60; 800 bush. handsome new
white North Carolina at 81 65 5000 bush. unsound
white Western at 81 30 1900 bush Indiana at 81 40
al As. Rye steady: sales 2OO bush. at SOC. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Corn opened very heavy and
bush at 60c. for damaged mixed Western, and 6lm
CSC for sound do. closing with no sellers below $50
&c, and 6s@6gc. for white Western Oats firmer
with fair business at 4l@42c. for Western and Cana
dian, and 42c for State
Pork heavy and lover sales Of $50 brls. at $40 56
10 6S for now mess; $40 for old mess; $40 for thin
mess SIG so for Western prime NESS 900 so for clear;
SHl2 for new prime, and Sl3 IS for old do. Beef
bIehuN anu bhes OF DTS. at Sltyi 70
for country prime; S5@5 80 for do mess: S76li0 for
repa ked mess, and Sll@ll 80 for extra do. Prime
mess Beef and Beef Hams dull and nominal. Cut
Meats dull and nominal at 9694c. for Shoulders,
and l014@llc for Hams; Smoked Meats firm at 100
lOisc for Shoulders S2@14c for Hams l2c for Sides,
and l34c. for Clear Sides. Bacon quiet and steady.
Lard quiet and unchanged: sales of 275 brls at l2
l3Ac.
Butter selling at l2@lsc. for Ohio, and l4a2lc for
State. Cheese firm at Ga llc Coffee quiet, at l316
caibo; l56ij14c for Ceyon; 161falsc for Java, and
l2G@l22ic. for st. Domingo: the stock amounts to
II l37 pkgs, including lOg9l bags Rio and Santo OF
which $500 bags Rebeccs to be offered at auction
next week to-dny's sales include 200 bags Mara.
CaibO on private TERMS and 80 bags Cape at l27ac
Sugar rather more active at the decline noticed yes.
teTd9y: l5O0 hhds. sold, including Cuba, at 6Ic
and Porto Rico at 6B6TMc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05
DIR. JAMES.
nj GDICAb NOTICE

nj DDECAI NOTICE
n.R. JAMES, FORMERLY OF GUS
~ TOM House street, New Orleans, has arrived
in Cincinnati, and has established an office at 70
West Fourthstreet from room, up stairs, one door
below Pixies Opera house, for the cure of old
chronic, mercuriali syphilitic aud private 1nhrmi-
ties, without mercury, hindrance from business, or
The unparalleled success which has attended DR..
Jamess practice in New Orleans, for the last eleven
years, and aso in the principal cities OF the United
States, the many remarkable cures he has effected,
which were pronounced incurable by high medical
authority, and the encomiums of the almost entire
Southern press should convince the most skeptical
as to DIR. J Is abilities to treat disease.
priraie. Of which DR.. James devotes his particular
attention, viz: Syphilis, Primary, Secondary and
Tertiary, Structure, Urethral Discharges elect Co.
Of the Back and Loins, Rheumatism, Hydrocele,
Ulcers, &c.
rhea, Dysmenorrhea, Metronhagia, Ohlorosis, Nerv-
oussDebiltty &c:, successfully treated. Dr. James
have privately and improperly injured themselves
in that secret and solitary habit which ruins the
body and mind, uniting them for either business
The following are some of the effects produced:
General Debility Impotency, Weakness of the back
Loss of muscular power, Palpltation Of the heart,
Dyspepsia, Neryousness, lritability, SYMPTOMS Of
GE0nsnmRGn &G Mentally ihs fearful effects on
ings, Ayerson to society, Self dstrust Love of sOl
tude, Timidity, etc, some of the evils produced.
Ali persons afflicted with any of the abovesy symp-
toms should not fail to call on Dr. James and be at
once restored to perfect health Let false decacy
prevent you, but apply at once and yourselves
from the awful and dreadful consequences of these
Weakness of the organs cured and full vigor
restored.
street. up stairs, front room one door below Pike
Opera- house.
r. S.EAii professional communications inyiola-
BILE. Office open from nine A. M. till five p. N.
Sunday excepted. au22
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05
No. SO Slxth-stFeet.
TmV23-aVi
MARAp[E ELLIS, gEmALE p

HTADAHIE BILLS, FEMALE BOTAN-
~ lCAL LPHfSIOlAR-Madam ELLlsS uIA-
R1HE ELIXIR never fails to cure all kinds OF dis
eases Of the Uterus, the Kidneys, Ovaries Bladder
and Urethra, Prolapsus (falling( Uteriei Infamma-
uOn and liberation Of the Womb, matter Of how
Elixir.
Madame refers with pleasure to the following card
Of one Of the best druggists in the city;
"Io the Public and Le Ladies ~ Particular:
"We, the undersigned, not in the habit OF Civ
Ing our name to Patent Medicines; but knowing Weh
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elxr,We cheerfully recommend II to all fe
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind IL
Ia purely vegetable, and In case can do injuryi We
Vay 10 all try, and word for t,you will nd relief.
"F. ID. HILL, Druggist,
"Oorner of Fifth and Race-streeta"
N. B.-For sale at the principal office, 144 West
knth-st., between Race and Elmi EDWARD SCAN
Ian 4 Co., corner Of Main and fOurth-sts, u. ID.
HILL, corner OF Race and fitth-sts.; and drug
gsts generally throughout the city aud country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Madame ELLIS has returned from the South and
nbe found at her ONCE 144 West sixth-st., ct
flltimes ieI7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-05
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TUE MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOY-
IL ERY OF THE AGE-Dr. CALVIN, formerly
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, where he has
had many years. practice in the treatment Of Ve-
nereal Diseases but more recently Of Mexico, whore
such diseases are TO be found in their rankest form
During his practice there, in connection with DR..
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSYALLUS, one Of the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered a remedy in Of the Mexican plants,
and found only in Southern Mexico that removes,
II BY magic all the venereal taint from the systems
In the primary or secondary form Syphilis, in the
worst stage permanently cured in very short time,
and the system thoroughly cleansed and pure, as
Il it had never been Contaminated BY that worst Of
all diseases, Syphilis Scrofula, Leproey and all
kinds of corruption of the blood and diseases Of the
skin removed permanently and quickly by this pow
erful agent and alder Of nature, Mexican Specific"
No one need be reduced to skeleton, and suer the
tortures Of the Inquisition and robbed Of his Last
dollar, sRd still not cured. Dr. Calvin also heals all
kinds OF chronic diseases with great success. Med
lcne onyto pay for all diseases treated free
Of charge, ,eKcep By special contract. Persons at
distance an b eated by sending correct state
mentsI tbslr es By letter, and ter cents in
postagels amps. Call on or address DR.. CALVIN
50 Sixth street, between Vine and Walnut-streetS
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time-tO-morrow may
be too late.
The Doctor has located permanently in the city
ndcan at all times be found at his oface.
hA-Send foTsCireular.
No. SO Slxth.stFeet.