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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27
THE DAILY PRESS.
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The OiHcisoff DAILY Pnrss = ne naaurul orouu Of
labor ond sinplorsneai N 1.fs cfi The Jacaiss Of
consmurioaon ,ohtch a uishes bsf'cssa iabOres aad
employev and bsfpeon capital and fsdasiry, by
Of u large orosldtion and cheap advertessnt ,,p-
ply ne people isf coHvsafsnoe whioh has only 10 Be
trisd 10 Be appreciated brief advertisement IN ne
DAILY Pass pfdoes The Object before nnonv thousands
Of both lo6orers and employers, and Of buyers and
sellers. . --... r-
lnsiesra % ddnerseents map Be received at he Office
WfM DAILY PRtss, sealed, and sddresssdt 70 Names
fnffo1n ofe fruIera.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

LARGE Army IN THE FELD.--one hundred
and seventy. Eve companies of Ohio volun-
teers have been accepted to 60 into immedi-
ate service. One hundred and thirty seven
have been accepted subject to future requisi-
ton. Total, 3l2, making in all about $4,000
men
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SHERwN's BATTERx.-W. G. Sherwin has
enrolled 100 men for battery of Flying Ar
tillery, and applied TO the Governor for ac-
ceptanCe. He is fully prepared to commence
drilling as soon as they can be supplied with
arms. If not accepted by the State, let the
city supply them. We need at least four
such batteriea
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MILITARY APPoIHTMEEF.--J. H, Bates, of
this city, has been appointed a Brigadier-
General of the Ohio Volunteer Miiitia, called
into service. under the requisition Of the
President, and will relieve Gen. Lytle in the
command Of Damp Harrison, having been
nOtifed 10 that effect by Major General
MeLelland. s IA. 5.. - f+.'..
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FUNERAL SERMON ON THE LATE JUDGE
MoLEAE.-A sermon commemorative Of the
late Judge Mclean, of the Supreme Court
of the United States, will be preached at
Wesley Chapel, on to morrow morning at
eleven o'clock, by Rev. D. w. Clark, D. D.
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HyMEsEAL.-A very gay and apparently
happy bridal party, arrived at the Spencer
House, an evening or two since, ffOm Jessa-
mine County, Kentucky, and we're married in
the drawing room Of that Hotel They did
not seem to have in their own casa Rnyf Of
secession, or TO hold, IN these rehslliogs times
the idea Cato Advanhed to the lover of his
daughter, Marcia. M. lt l..t
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GARIBALDI GUARDs.--An Italian company,
consisting of fifty members, has been formed
in this city, and is drilling nightly at Harts
Building. AS the company is not full, it is
desirable that others should enlist.
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THH LoUIsYLln DEtRsArIos MOST Of the
Louisville Peace Delegation lelt their quar-
ters at the Spencer House yesterday and re-
turned home, though several Of the Ken
tuckians remained behind to take . look az
the war preparations in our city. 49,
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TARGET MATcH.-The 'Cincinnati Rifles
will meet at their armory, No. 90 West
Fourth-street, to-day at two o'clock, and
proceed to Mount Hope, for the purpose of
practicing skirmishing and target shooting.
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IcoMMuNIoArED.I
IcoAMUHIoATED.I
SUPT's 0FFIoR, O., II. & D. R. R., l

SUPT's UFFIOR, O., II. & D. r. R.,
CINCINNATI, April 26, 1861.
To hs Editors ofEho Daily Pres: -t b..
Impressions having gone out that trains
would be run on this road to the Camp
Grounds, next Sunday, wish 10 state in
your paper that such is not the case, as no
trains will be run. Yours. respectfully,
d. MoLAREN, Superintendent,
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OReANIzArIoN oprHn WooDwAnD GUAnDs.

ORGANIZATION oFTHE WOODWARD GUARDS.
At a meeting of the Woodward Guards,
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Augustus O. Paul,
of Newport was unanimously elected Cap
tain of the corps. He is a graduate of the
Kentucky Military Institute, and thorough
soldier. This company is now ready for
active service, and safe to go into camp in q
few days.
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SERMON ON THE CR1sIs.-Rev. M. D. Con-
way will preach sermon on the subject of
"Loyalty and Neutrality" at the First Con-
gregational Church, corner of Fourth and
Race-streets. at eleven o'clock to.morroY.
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NORTH WESTERN HOME GUARDs.-All per-
sons desirous of forming Northwestern
Home Guard, will meet at the Brighton
Engine house, to. might.
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HuToHnsoH, at leO Vine-street has 10
ceived Vanity, Fair, the Budget Of Fun,
Frank Lsslies Illustrated Newspaper, House
hold Journal and wAysrly, all fOr thIs week.
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MORE CHEAP GooDs.-Great bargains in
fancy and staple dry goods at L. D. Cornor's
old, reliable establishment, corner of Central
avenue and LoDgworth.
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CITY News.

TIE largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south. east
corner Of Court and John. ap22-f
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To PARENTs.-Go to VIM. Kent b Co.'s,
Fifth street. east Of Race, for children's shoes.
They are home manufacture, and cheap.
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TIE supply of delieaoies continues ct Rob
ert orr's, No. IL West Fifth-street. Go there
for oysters, Baltimore shad pickles, &c.
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Sarah Jane Cunningham, elected to take
under the will of her deceased husband,
Jesse Cunningham.
]. Swift 4 Co. filed deed of assignment
to Henry Simpkinson. Bond, $4,000.
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SFRINe STYLE Don't forget that the
spring style of silk hats introduced by Phil.
Hudson, at lac Main street. below Fourth,
is indispensable to a genteel outfit.
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VtRaIEIA CoMPLMnsF 10 ABoLrEIoRfsTs -. >.
The Richmond (Va.l Dispolck sagss 'sThe q
AboKtionists proper are the ruling apirits Of d
the North. Sooner or later, they alUafs ~
carry their point They deserve 70 rule foriol
conviction of principle, more persisloncy Of b.
purpose and intensity o. passion, than the b
classes called conservatives, whose interests
are always their sole. thought and WhOA
weigh every act BY It's promises Of gain.n m, =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

a DmInIsTRATOR1s SAFE or REAT.
ment ard nlls, 81 the Rrol1la Oourt ol Haliilfon =
County, Ohio, will oi.er for gaa, 1t Public Auo-.
ton, IN The Motunda Of the Court -houu8 IN DutIn-
natl on FRIDAY, TIE 2lth daY of Mag,isf ef II y.
o'coet A. M the ielleging dsserlbet real sstaisI
TAiithat piece or parool of land situsesa a. tho 3
county Of Hamilton and state u Ohio, ktIna ~ tho
south west QunkIer Of egcti0 eight iol 4IIrd loW-
ship, second fractional range of the Miami Par
chase and being the north part ol LuI 1Ih ~ 5t
on tho map tfauheiyiEion Of the ATteQnll Nlteta
the same " ~ eubdlvided aud laid oU 70 WlliIsIH
l. Ready, deeeaaeds BY the Comm l1lIDnola II lo
eqit N DlItllpn N hamIlio1 NoGnlT Conlaon
Pleas, No, IL e0ss and conlAnn1 alFa1I1QQ 10 ret
in front on Agoeeastlstleet and ruAn.h back the
same width % the eeet llno of the entife I11t =.
the same Ei mere fqT ppreHr bE ref..enea y ne n
map Of said sqbdifioIen on page ~ volume ~ ef
the heoeres q bauilton osnnT oommon flPsa
fe1ma 81 sale one half eash N herd, - naiplar
an twelve months With intlreat 20 - leclf1I " ~
sp;5 spss.sfa 11dniSisi of wm. L Essd1s aiq'a
| ..1s0URE OF f'OMMQN PLEAS HAfEHt
TON UUIEI1,I OHIO. = NO. 81 |'IlI II II..-
for Digonce and Aliuony ~ te1IaI Aun |1n* - NJ
Themes II JoIeg-Ihe dtl1qdtut VIII I4|+ 49, u
that on tho 10th day 81 March, % ~ Io1r l.el -
plaintiff mad. hnl paliita n a.|e .-''l I.Is'..s
him, heloln ohaTEIqa al aeff1-|4t K '.'''. r' b
eseslty ere R e. l,.ss-'. 1ias.
fs.sf5. Y ese,. q ,.'s az s.,i s1 sssa.
k'E. kR'Ss.s 4 i5.kl ~ isa l8tAa AM yoAA4 .e
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TIN ATTACK on FoRT PIcKnHs. .-Thnfs-
days Louisville (Ky.) Journal says, . bdse
Paymaster Chambers, Of Alabama, at
Montgomery, direct from Pensacola, reports
that Gen. Bragg Is not yet ready TO make an
attack on Fort Pickens, and Hhe does not
think Il likely that one VIII b made soon.
Between hyo and six thousand Confederate
troops how invest the lOrti6cation.' e 1asi
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NOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the sqbactiber has boeu appointed an qualified
q edmlnialralol on the e1Iai6 of hAOHAH1 A.,
THOMAS late Of hamiiidn County, deelased, "
OmanNAxr. Naroh u. issl. q lkis's&, INV
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ESOR RXCHANGR-From $1,000 to $4,000
n worth Of good Real Estate in Illinois, for city
or Covip gton property. Address Box No. 1890,
Cincinnati Postoffice. ap27-b$
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PERSONAL.
FOUND.

H7N0UNU-A white andsblaek Setter, Wednesday
n last had collar around hin neck with lock
lsiaehed The owner can have him By calling as
H6D fihh-st, and paying charges. ap27-bs
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION sALE-BY j. CRAFT & KOHL.
- Furniture at Auction. MONDAY MORN
ING April 20, at our Store No. rs East Fourth ST.
hold Furniture
ap27 JACOB GBAFF. Auotlonesr.~
A UCTION SALE by s. HUBBARD.-A
siairs.-Booka, Cutlery and Stationery at auction.
THIS EVENING Saturday April 81, at half-pagt
liable and splendid collection Of Miscollaneous and
Gift Books, Blank Books, Note, letter aud Cap
Paper, Envelopes, Phineass Lead Pencils. Carmers
hair Pencils, Steel Pens, Pocket Knives, &c, &c.
N. B.-Oatalogues are published, and the goods are
i ap27.a "a - 8. @. HUBBARD, Auc'esr.
Times copy.1
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Ware, No. West Fourth-st, April 26:
O'clock. BdrometeF. Thermometer.
. 7 A. M.....,....s... ........29 Al Above zero-60
IL N M.....................-....293 36 Above zero-H
8 Il. ............20 26 Above zero-.77
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ToLoAN.

4; s,.S.,' gsS, n e 3 len s
.EII1-street. eDas-b
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LOST.

n OsT-o On Friday, a red Tor brown Terrier Slut.
la The finder will be literally rewarded by
turning her 10 No. 1S3 West Sixth-st.
ap27.b' G.. HAZENS.
II OST-S5 REwAR RD-A Sow and FIVE pigs, on
IL Sur day last marked with slits in their left
ears and piece cut out Of their right ears. The
finder vill. receive the above reward by lsaviog
them at 23S West Water-st. ap27-bs
n OsT-Op Thursday evening, between Fifth and
n Mound and Eighth and Linn, two gold and
one black shell rings. On Of the gold rings
was the following Inscription: &C G.. O., from
Amos The finder will Be hberally rewarded By
leaving the same at the office Of the c., Il. aud d.
b. R. Company, Yine-st., above Fourth. ap27-a'
IN OsT-A CHEOK-Drawn by D. Gibson & Co.,
IL in J. Macoy's favor, for S34 83, payable at A.
l.. MowIy 4 Co.'s The Under will he suitably re-
80 Columbia Ut. as26-b~
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' sGIENVsEEE " ia. ,AASEsoKI !. ~ sslKIs Soa Ta5
slA-in WIN. H. CLARK, l02 haia-aa
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W. ~. F. HHWaOM.

Il STOCK BRoKER, a
Al WEST THIRD-sTREET, CINCINNATI,
RUYs AND SELLS STOCKS, BONDS
A0 and other Securities, on Commission only;
negotiates Loans and makes Collections aps-am
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A UCTION SALR-BY o. BLINN q CO.
IA Salee-room No el6I West nj fin sfraaf = E,,r
nitpIe Of q Private Family at Auction.-Will be
eATURDAY MORNING. april 81, at O'elock, the
entire Furniture Of family declining housekeep-
bic and Eisabeth Chair, 8 PSrior ohssrs. Window.
seats or OttSmans, Gentleman's Reclining chair,
Center and Td-tables, Sidebeard, Extension
Bedsteads, Wash. stands, Tables, Chairs, Carpets,
Mattresses and Feather beds, Toilet Ware, Aliga.
apps JAMES BLINN, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

kOH RENT,
ENQR RENT.Two ROOMS AND CELLAR
man. Inquire at a49 GeOrss.st. sps7.b'
HTOR RENT-Two OR THREE ROOMS
N Suitable for gentleman and wife or single
person, INQUIRE at I59 Richmond-st ap26.ds
TOR n ENT-HOUsFs- have nine DWELLING
viii GHsss ss rom TOT tent % AN ns gs1spF to TsPs
3 West Third-st,, on w. N DORA. ap27.b
TNOR RRNT-DWELLING-HO 3 15
Ne st containing DnS ooS rooms and Al
Toms to 10 A N, N apd to ?. NJ, at No. West
ENOR "a HOUsE-A house Of twelve rooms
Vast sinut Hiis near Nursepy Far terms m
inqgbe Of HENRY CLARK, at the tOll,eete, on
BsdisoA-Ioad sp25-d'
TNOR RBNT-A most eligible HOUSE, CEN
n trally located, Of ten rooms with or without
furniture. Alse II desired a busines worth So 600
HOE II RNT-Twa rooms in pleasant location,
Ticket ofFce, cor Vine aud Baker street APPS d.
ENOR RENT-Four rooms on second floor, to
Il ,mall family. Water and bath-tub. Inquire
up TtaTs at l32 sixth,st, near the corner Of Race
EHOR RENT-HO DsE-Three- story, o Harri-
H son ST., 8 doors east of Broadway. Vacant May
kso on Walnut R Within st @
ap24-de O. w. JAMES, Office Hsrrison-st.
EOR RRNT-oB LEASE-A House Of five
II rooms. Inquire on Poplsr-st., first brick house
on the north side, west of Freeman st
ap23.f' WIN CLEMENT.
RSOR RBNT-STORE-No. 107 walnut.st.,
y between Fifth and Sixth. Inquire Of POOR \
co, 220 Walnut-st. apl6.tf
ROR RENT-H OU. sB- Containing seven
n rooms and cellars, and garden we'll filled with
ton Station, for W. ORANGE Mount Harrison.
lap22 NJ stH
ANV6 hHNI@,HA HI, LIZA large hau IN the Me-
n tropolitan Building, corner Of Ninth and Wall
nut-st. Also, one store on the first floor of the
same. Inquire Cf POOR 99., 225 Walnut-st.
EOR RRNT-For ten months, with the priv
H ilege Of a longer time, Country Residence,
Of fifteen acres, with neat brick house, With eight
rooms and large cellar, and well and two cisterns
good convenient stable. There is good orchard
Of choice grated fruit ALSO black berry, raspberry,
strawberry, etc on the place. 1t Is on the Mont
gomery Pike. two miles from the city Inquire Of
CHARLES HEWITT, near the place, or Of 5 r.
Bl HHEI,. CarthaRe. 0hfo. nj
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FoR SAFE

nor SALE -DwaIt1 se- HOUSE -on BrIt.
y ~, Of eiRht rooms, hall and side ehtrafce.
Price $1,000. Also, Store and Dwelling on Sixth
MAMMA, 81 West Thirdsst. apa6-bs
, 1861-07-18

The n. Y. Worlds special dispatch from Point Of
Rocks gives additional particula Of the eyacua.
ton Of llarpers Ferry. 1t appears that thc Hint.
lock muskcts, sugar, coffee, cottoa, machinery,
ctc., which they could not take away, were thrown
into the river, ard nothing is left of any value.
The rebels received information thu; the f.derdl
troops were going to Winchester to lortiiy aud
cut of their retreat, which caused their retreat
to that place. where they will be reinforced from
Richmond. ltsecms there were $4,000 or 90, 900
troops at llarper's Ferry.
The war for the Union is sowing the seeds oI
di,srnsion amnng the churches. The Rev. John
Leighton Wilson, d. h., has resigned his place
1S one Of the Secretaries Of the Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Missions, and has returned to
South Carolina, his native STATE; and the Rev.
Mr.. Mcneil, one of the Secretaries nf the Amer
lean Bible Society, has also resigned and gone
home to North Carolina.
Two months drilling Of new troops is consid.
cred in France long enough to bring them into
great precision Of movement.
, 1861-07-18

The Manassas correspondent Of the Charleston
MercurE on the 18th writes "rhe people
about the rebel camp are hostile. 1t is danger
Gus to leave the camp alone Gentlemen come
into camp daily, who say they have reason t"
fear their own slaves viii murder them. THE
lower classes Of whites are iHGting the slaves to
such degree tia: civil war is on the point OF
Inauguration.
The New Orleans Dela Of the 18th says the
brig Nesras run the blockade and got into Bar.
rancas Bay under the guns Of Fort Livingston.
The Havana correspondent Of the same paper
SAYS Mr.. Weller, Minister to Mexico, goes to
Florida 10 pass through the South and sec his
fri"p.!s, Mallory, Davis and Toomhs, with whom,
in days past, he acted in defence Of Southern
rights.
1t is generally conceded that all the Union
Congrc ,s,nen in Mary land are elected, except
in the first district.
New YoRE, June 22d.
Reports from Washington say the navy will
be doubled in SIZE as soon as possible. Secrc-
tary Wells will recommend heavy appropriations
for buying war vessels.
The President will call for at last 100000
men in the aggrcgals, and money to correspond.
Congress will at an early day suspend the
writ Of H,bedS Corpus wherever there is an or
ganized rebellion, and in the judgment Of the
President il should be suspended the suspen-
sion, Oi course, being temporary.
Troops were arriving and going through to
Manassas and Harrers Ferry ut the rate Of 1900
or 1000 daily.
jeff Davis lived at the Spotswood House,
Richmond, and the State Departments are III the
hotel
Sr Ini'IS ,Iune ODD
Capt To,tcn's command returned to Syracuse
yesterday afternoon, having given up the pursuit
| Of jackson.
MILWAUKEE, June 22d.
The Government Bank Controller and bankers
have held conference on tine State loan question,
We learn that the entire State loan has been Ia
| ken by the banks Of this city, and bonds are Il
he received by tne bank Controller At par, u
take the place OF SouthcIn and other deprecated
securities ia the Department. This arrangement
it is thought, will Ue n great relief to the cur
rency.
HANNIBAL, June 25th.
| 4 mob attacked the banks Of Miwaukie yes
I tcrday. Several institutions were nearly demOl
lshed and stripped OF their contents; loss 10 val
uables, papers, etc, 10 the amount ul severa
thousand dollars. The ZouaveS were ORDERED
! out, who charged on the mob and soon dispersed
them, taking fifty prisoners. Martial law ha'
been declared 10y the Governor. The Stat
troops " ere ordered out. and were expected thert
last night. The riot was caused by the bank
throwing out the circulating notes oi a numbe
Of tine banks Of the State Several persons wert
injured but none killed.
, 1861-07-18
DRCPSY.

The efficacy of Hpewdys Pills in Drorsy is eNra"r-
binary. They act with such peculiar effect npon the
sysie that the ids arising from this drfu disease
are impercepthly carried oT and prSvsned from any
further accumulation. The sufferer Tegdns hunyahcy
nf spirits and rri,ccs In a completely renovated
sfitniion; hut II is ndispen'ahy necessary that the
Ointment should he most efsctually raU1cd Into the
cOmplaiuipr PARTS.
, 1861-07-18
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and bowe's.

Those who suffer from bile and ivcr plants should
try the Effects Of this valuable nedy, few do~es Of
whh will make the Sgirr feel 'ltstic aud vigorous
renewing Ill impurities giving healthy artiOn tn the
liver II bilious attacks he allowed To continue, serious
casualties may arise, arh the -r rer he consigned
td If sickness IL all disorders nf the kidneys, ths
Oninpnt should he well rdhed into the small Of the
back once day; and the PS, acting in unison
will cure any complaints arisiLg fIoIn these orgIus.
, 1861-07-18

rorid for the toitoriag dissIses:
Ague Dropsy ILLUMINATION Sore Tbroa,,
Asl,ra Dy>rntcry Idanlce Stone aud Gravel
Bilious Con ify,pela' Liver Com Secondary symp-
pains fraal" Ire plsints toms
Nplchcs on the gllaTitcs lIAHbagO lrir poulnureux
skin FevrIs Of all Piles ITu,nnrs
Bowel Comp,ls kinds IRheunatlsm iulrers
Coics FITS IletertlJn Of Neurreat nase.
Constipation Of Gout Ur,nc lions
the Bowels Headache ScroiIa, "r Worms, all Finds
Consumption Indigestion Kings Evil |MeaAness iTorn
nrhlity whatever cause,
Ar &c, Sc.
S'id AZ The .ds'li-hmer' ~ PRoYgss1R HnLLOwAv,
9it, strand (n'ar Tefnpie Bur Lpndnu; .ls, by all
Respectable Ofuggisis aud Ds-rs In Neitnss lhTuur
out the civil krd S0Tlt al the oluEin ptces-lN a.
p 81 Is. 6l ,lis, 20 and 81, earh d j.
There is considerable savihg ty t4kihythe larger
siEss.
.B.riIectsRs tof the guidance q patients 10 every
disOrdAs are afikesi ~ each box
CURTIS s'Goc AZ. Druggists.
Victoria. vi
Agent fof HoisoE1y.
, 1861-07-18
Complaints incident to Children.

Az complaints Of children NAV son he cured II care
bn taken 10 purify their bnud the ac'in II the
liver an cleanse the stomach and Inwels few dOFes
II these famous Pills will immediately have the desired
III ct paTtirGlITy II parents he careful 10 not allowing
III, IL eat of things which they know would be arOs
10 themselves,
, 1861-07-18
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the B;ood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind at the head Of oil remedies for removing
ohnrxrli. pcsnns from the blood aud cleansing all the
tssues Of The body. They have saved thonsands yea
pasi dy y%rutery, GarrlC cGns'ipHt"n, liver com
nIapts &c. tact atesied ly Inyriads Of witnesses
Exec sSiv+ W. aknrFs and debility 'hr warnings "l de.
creqsg organic energy and vital deeay, restored
and with Vigur and beAlthiu action 10 every
orgnn throughout the ysiem hy the restorative and
exhilaratiur n fiuence Of this medicine.
, 1861-07-18
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

sPFCAAL 0OIPEs
ga The following letter. which empbatically 'p'sks
for ITSELF was by the Dean Of the Faculty Of the
Ph,ladrpha College of Medicine To the editors Of tie
paciRc Medical aLd Surgical Journal, san francisco,
for publication:
PHu IpELrHIA. Jan. l7'h, lisa.
7oths Editors ofts TdrI6c NRG' ant SRrgicdi Journal
GEsTLENtN-Ny attention has been callei to article
in the bee, mber Bumber your Ou In regard to the
Id rVHdm degIre GIantPd by the Philadelphia College
nf Medicine to DF. H. }. J.CZlpkSy. When the application
MED by Hlavis aud testimonials To the e,"t tht DR..
IZapkay regular gT duas MD. of the University
Of pesth had served Surgeon in the Hungarian army
and was u regular practitioner Of medicine. Onsthe
strength nf thtse the degree granted The nd eun-
dem degree Its name Implies, u conferred graduates
only and gives Us new privileges Had there besn the
sI hiest suspicion Of rguGry, the application would
have heCn refused. By srIiHg this in your i1nrnal.
y"u will do an act VI justice to the College AMI confer
favor on Yours, very respectfully.
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Medicine.
CERTIFICATES
l. the undersigned. GnvsrnF Uf Hungary, do testify
hereby, that pr l. j. CEapkay hSs s'ned during the
cOutss, fnr Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon 70 the
Hungarian AMY with faithful perseverance whereof
have gwen him this certificate and do recommend him
to the sympathy, attn ntion and protection Of III those
who capable nj Uppr ciang patriotic self sacrifice and
uOieserved misfortune. KossrTn LAJos
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, January 9Th, 1869.
E5- De. T.. J. czlpkays Medical and Surgical InSti
tute On Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite
the Pacific Mail S,eerr.hp Co.'S ollie, san Friucisco,
California. The nnctrr pfsrs FREE cIEsUlt'ilyn- and
asks no remuneration Hniess he effects care.
Persons not wishng to Lose time In correspondence,
please enclose so Ia he'l ,sers, AMI they will get
INN ediate attention To their cases.
l.. J. CZAPKAY, MD.
Ism san Francisco, Gal.