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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
DENTAL.

NT WILLS, DENTIST tLATE DEM
1Nls QNsTRAT0R in the Ohio College RzN4N
Of Dental SrseTy ssviRs s. returned has
Cincinnati, Ohio. Terms reasonable oc4. k
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M INE, HANLY g KRORL Ys. ZIM

Il MEhMAN GALLUP, Partners, etc.-The
defendants will take notice that, the 9th day OF
April 1861, plaintiffs filed in the office Of the Su-
perior Court Cincinnati petition against thems
TO recover judgment on note, made by defeud-
ants to plaintiffs for the Of $685. 81, due Feb-
rnary 8, 1861; and that an attachment issued in
said case, and has been levied by the Sheriff on
thirty barrels Of peach brandy, the property
of defendants.
Defendants are required to answer by the 7th
day of December, 1851. JOHN W. HERR0N,
oc5-fSat Attorney for PLANTING.
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LEGAL.

WNHE STATE OF OaIO, HAMILTON
- COUNTY, sS.-Buperfor OOuft Of Cincinnati
Swift, Hugh W. Hughes and Wilson,. Drake, part.
na nSas e. ET9ns o.. PLAINTIFFS vs. Robert Hsycom
and and fIanklin @, Newcom, partners az Y q y, New
bic, John I. Cuisines a. and %sm d. S,Smn1
paItners as Chpmen Cilispio (aocept0rs); William
\. Brown and John q, Guisinger partners as Gui-
The said dsisbdsnts, George slrispie, John L.
Guislnger and William L. Brown are hereby noti-
fed that on the 18th day Of March, A. b. 1861, the
against said defendants, which IA siiii handing
therein the effect and demand Of which Ia te racover
Judgment against the said defendants Tor SCI OO0
said defendants foT said sum, dated Cnotnnati Ds-
otmber B. 1850 aId the said defendants are nofifed
that William b. Williams and Samuel v Ried. part
ners as Williams q hied and Thomas Smith,
have been served Rarnishees In this action that
an order of attachment hes been issued in said ac-
tion and levied upon the following described prem
All that certain lot or parcel Of ground situatsd
In CINCINNATI commencing forty mine (i9) feet from
the south. west corner Of Richmond and John
streets and running thence eouthery along the lins
back at right angles seventy feet; thence north
westvardy at right angles sixty one feet; thence
a. right angles sventy feet TO the place Of Begin
EAiso, that lot Of ground situated in the CITY of
Cincinnati County Of Hamilton. Ohio, on the north
side Of Sixth.streeti between Central avenue and
JOhn-street, commencing at a point on the north
side Of SiJ tn street two hundred and sixty. five
(265) feet west Of at the east side OF
Trustee; thence running east twenty one (2) feet,
ard running back northwardly the same width
back to George.street, on line parallel to John
The said defendants are required TO answer or de-
mur to said petition on or before the 2sth day OF
December, A. ID 1851, otherwise judgment will be
taken against them, and said attached property
ocsi-fWy M. n 4 w. TILDRN, for Planting.
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GTATR OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- Ss.-SUPEEI0B COURT OF CINOINNATI.Z
mo. IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Savings Bank of
Wheeling, Plaintiff, Us. A. W. Hamlin, Defendant.
The said defendant is notified hereby that on tho
it's petition in said Court, which is still pending
therein, setting forth that on the 4h day Of june,
ID. Airing in the sum Of 1929 81, an account for
merchandise, sold and delivered BIZ the said All ling,
to defendant; that afterward, and on said 4th day
of june, A. D, 1861 the said amount due said
count assigned by the said Airling to plaintiff;
that plaintiff is now the owner thereof; that there
is due plaintiff from defendant thereon the sum Of
S329 81 and interest from June t. 1861 and defend
ant is notified that order Of attachment duly
Issued in said action, and property OF defendant,
consisting of forty Ave bales of tow and fifteen bales
OF flax, seized under and by virtue thereof. De-
fendant is required to answer demur to said pc
tition on before December rs, 1851, otherwise
judgment will be taken against him, and said at
'tachsd property sold TO satisfy the same.
M. Ii & w. TILDEN, / Attorneys for
oc3I.tWv W a ADAMS. PIainfiff
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U p. BELL KNAP, DENFI6T.-
ADo Teeth extracted in most cases without kER
pain, the least danger, by simple pro-effTYtjR
cess, practiced by no other person. Artifi-
cial Teeth made, and all operations pertaining to
Dentistry executed with professional skill. Will
render entire satisfaction or no charge.
Teeth extracted for the poor free.
OFFIoE-135 West Fourth ST., Oin., o. oo2
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GEBATHNRL. MAXWELL, WHOSE
beth Maxwell did, on the 30th day OF October, A.
d. 1861, file her petition mo 22,575) in the office of
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County of Hamilton and State of Ohios
charging that the said Gerathnel Maxwell has been
wilfuy absent from her for more than three years.
and askiI that she may be divorced from the said
GeTathnel Maxwell, which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
-,'t.- ELIZABETH MAXWELL,
BY JAMES BOYLE, her Attorney.
October 80, 1851. oo3l-fTh
STATE OF OHIO, n HAMILTON COMMON
= PLEAS. mo. 2l ,942 Divorce. : Elizabeth
Benedict Ys. William Benedict.-The said defendant
Is hereby notified that depOBitions will be taken in
the above action on the part Of PLAINTIFF At the Of
on FkIDAY, the 18th day Of October, A. d, 1861,
between the hours Of O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock
p. N.Y. said day. -
Ocs-eWy NJ. H. & W. TILDEH.
I'm ATTACHM MENT-BRFORE G. r.
cinnati Township Hamilton Oouny, Ohio-F.
Kleine & Go VS. Thomas II. Br0wn.-0n the 27th Of
September, 1861, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment against the property Of said defendant,
for the OF Sl67i aud said cause Is set for hear
ing on the 18th day Of Novembsr a. 1slSck n.
Cincinnati October 7, 1861. ocS-S'
NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made to the Governor Of Ohio for the pardon
Of John H. Patterson, who was, at the June Ierms
1861, Of the Oout OF Common Pleas, Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, sentenced TO i'm prsonment in the
Penitentiary CT Ohio for three years for forgery;
Received copy Of this notice September 26, 1861.
oc24.cWy" W. II KERR, Asst Pros. Atty.
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'UNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
Il COUNTY, SS.-The Superior Court Of Cincin-
natl; ;-H, H,70O.-Jason Eyang, Briggs Swift, Hugh w.
Hughs and Wilson 7. Drake, Partners, as Evans q
Co., Plantiifs, versus Washington Butcher and
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher g. Brother, De-
fendants, and Anthony Bullock and Morris Drum,
Garnishees The said defendants Butcher & BROTH
err are hereby notified that on the I'd day of May,
A D. 1861, the eatd plaintiffs filed their petition in
said Court, alleging therein that, on the 27th day
Of February, 1851, the said Morris Drum made
certain bill Of exchange for the OF S. 600 and
udorsed and directed the same to the said Butcher
q Brother BY whom the same was duly accepted;
that afterward, at the request and for the benehk
of the said Butcher Brother, the same was duly
discounted by these plaintiffs, at their banking
house in Cincinnati that there 10 due these plain
tiffs, from defendants, on said draft the said sum
of So 600, ard interest from May l., 1861 and the
said defendants are notified that the said Morris
Drum ard Anthony Bullock have been served as
garnshees in said action. Defendant are required
TO plead, answer demur TO said petition, on or
before the 2lst day Of December, d. 1861 other-
wise, Judgment will be rendered against them and
the property or credits Of the said Butcher g
Brother in the possession or control Of the said
garnshees be subjected to the payment thereof.
oc24.fTh M. II. w. TILDEN, for Plaintiffs,
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A Curl Cut OF with an AKA True Incident
tDo you see this lock Of hair2' said an
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The Phenix Bitters!

50 aeaomins.e1 nom iher astonishing pOw,s Ct Gre.
At.ns fs ard heath. IS II sere ffoaa t.e very
ashos Of lie most ceiapi;atec oon-si,u.cns-are
more strongly tonic ard more Immediately ns'goss
ting than the pills. coutarrn~the sanee hoice vsgrta-
ole extracts assae ls,,er n dtf pst uediesuoo. AZ
though really eathsrc han the LISE IiLs, they
svertheless ces.n 10 cleanse the a.rlen,ary canal
much sooner. generally slightly operating within
three or four hours and pTodncing decided sense Of
relief 70 the head and stomach, and eAhisrStng the
nizd. even IN lea -rae thzn ta.s -. -ftf
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.HOHaf'S Life Pills /! = =

~ composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclusively.
car be ascsg,enei % chs test. Their prom
isn. qafiires are those OF "a actse snc seareh:ne
rhoust perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
Gent; Ct sea-.e -porifc, promoting the iss.nE.iis
pirston; q plcassa, curetics rvigora,..is Tie
Adneys AID bladcsr Sc. q delightful ton.c cards.
&c, exciting appetite by The eeraas CT active diges-
Gor, and cheering the MI VIZ IA. grateful sonse
renovated Ass.Lh shic Is e3s q .As most ssictoas
-e,.rys-os or --aru-e 49, r. 49, -
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- LAtFf Sis. ~ vsr.re q vs.sc.rosl
- "a A. Exs- AZ. sEd ID. n sais - ga
49, tss ~ AL Se.f- % ne alfect snd a
A<srs- - q ) f.ea, - Viii m Z Nnksea =.
ss<s - NJ e sr'psr a. ssa~na s~..>ps. asa
60 - u. :. "a 1l1S4 sla 81 ID II Aae =
- .-l--s y .1-s : C-eFss. "Ai-zi Darasm
- -l.aEl Z. "a. "a c.asfet t,sell Ne -
- 10 : l>s. ksta.e. -iinsi<4 "a Nixo eoaakJ.
haas s~~t
Iae .o-s-. -slf =. q - .aasn-r -sear -.
md ~ q ~ "a : rt~erts-tafee a. W f-f-~ -
- t,visca = at lo,s "a ter a - - nv
s1sKe RI to aofta ~-.t Guar ~ 4 s--stsr.
t~sess "A H. ~ :. p .t~elv~ 80 ss's n y
fs-ss 49, - ~rss !. frsssx IT, 90 =, i -
Assf.. viso ant &, IA. N
sA4rSpsS. stivf~nsss.s. issl.
vlsrs tasl issAl "a =. n - a.v. sftas csuf.
i Is ~, - frrrs "A 4le - .1cf t1e "a
frs.s = re src~s So 80 nrst a stsse tr<s ls
MA slf u srts.iss 49, - tDe ssssr
- % x ~ - 9 "a tseilf sevrn vsa-s -
49, si<ras ut.t~1 csss,. 49, - a f.ai-r< - a
"a - 49, sc. t..e "a ~ 80 utor srtes
= sI.1 - s,a.s J g. u ~ 81 t1fe - ~ g.
sa.ss. - sedts a 49, 1stss-. ,ssss 49,. e..
= = - $500. - -st--fF 49, $500. t.a
.ANf'f- r0SytR. ssr-ss
c.rsls~s ~. f~ss @.
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THESE MEDICINES.

Nave ao~ been before tho public fcr 4 period Of 20
years. and curing that time have maintained higs
character IN almost every part Of The globe for the
extraordinary curaave propsrties etch ttey pcssess
I'm Many Thousands
~ certified iusaBcc, they have even rescued suffer
ers ron the very verge Ct untimeiy grave sftsr
az Tie deceptive nOstruus cf the CAY have invariably
failed. So great, indeed has their efficacy nsarlaby
-ne infas:iby proved. that appeared scarcely
Ices thar miraculous 20 those Who were acquainted
~tih the beautifully philosophical principles upon
Which they are compounded, and upon which tAey
sonseqrsu.iy act Il their NANTES. and seasltle
Act!On in purifying tae springs and channels q life,
I'd enduirs them siia Isos~sd tone Nd yisas. that
"ey iDs-bts-l foS tAeir razas
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piles! Piles! Piles (!

ts remedy for ths most distressing and oh-tinste
nsisdy, the Vegetable life Medicines deserves dis
t!nc< and emphatic recommendation. II n well
70 hundreds In this city that the former pro
prfetor Of these valuable medicines himself attic
tod with this complaint for upwards Of rTffrrlFIyr
rEsks, and that be tried In vain every remedy pre-
-criDed within the whole Compass q the Materta
hedics. he however, az length tried the medicine
shich a now caered - The public and BE- vas cured
in a very abort time, after MS recovery had been
prunouneed not on!y imp. obahie. bv' absolutely III
rosslble, BY any human means.
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Mofats Lie Pills {!

II ssoetior. Of the hcsc s.ck hesdsche or nervous
headache, these Pills viii Be found 20 possess he
,nosr sanitary ss,csey. rHsf s.3' So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

Bilious omPlatnts. and a Mode
OF cure
well regulated snd proporticnate quantity cf bic
upon The stonach 10 always requisite for the promo
tIou Of souDd heslth-it stimulates digestion and
keeps he ,ntsstinsi canal free Fwn all otaruct;ons
when there is : deficiency fbife the body = coz
SANITY costive. On the other hand, cvera5un-
dance bile frequent IN the stomach,
All often promotes very attacks q dissase,
v<rich sozistilnes end ia desth. n. t..f
gsknU s1u1l-cna nalbLIo
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Ia, t.tr ,..st. --Bs ,nisrs u al. rlsr VI ss.s
=. Il - -. e cir III Col q" me are -'fa
: Cd utefsd 81 AYR a 2 fnfs y reiso1 fhc
-. - ...t q ~ cAcek rrt@ VI sbss.s Ia
- s. t..-4th Cl y n 4. scrlOed e. kstat~,
.ls.,tsIt Isl. count, ifdisna. owl
Toe tsaaf ~ q las sosf y eat ensnsf y.
a ..-tl. q . A. - a =, 49, sl-s ti.e sorts
bs'f J - >. n wi ltrtsr ~ VI section -
= .-,,A's, sz&rss - y, 4nto~ -
sxfCaDsY .zosssgSR ssh. 1881.
vitsss tn q yss uoars " sid Day, ~ n Court
hsus os,is lerre usairs Wall MI NE ten.' "a
= - tL sooye tess1o-dk 81 Est ste, t0sv,nss
s,tf ~ ~ c-~s gr md p1rt-noce- % u. ssrn-
7 lcnrsn Z. fsr-r cTsl mot rxccsdnE sxva yeas, 70
ta hi-a b,d- Is cash sd us-'l TAI NJ 20 re~-
~ - sgf.iclvug - sati,fY sud cd - sss aid
20 Win AID rtr. or tn = -s!npi 4
arI % ssia slrAl E-sst TIN It5host bsadsr iCr
e4rh - ssfla Ia sanie- i. s. -
= 's-f. SAMUEL eoysgg, s1Ar.f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious and liver coznplAims. Nth heiF may
wsii-knusn a.tsDcsnts. bilious and sick hesdache.
sin and epPrsss.,n After meals. s1edness, dlrrnees
cs,riblrn. los< 4 appetite. are acknowledged 70 -
vas,ly Psri< 20 anstA-ns before ersFsi % the
.,uel.c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

CHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue If
O.ns ysndltioni Expon-s Execuficn Issued rem
IL W., ds1rncn Pfcas Ioarf. directed aad
d.l4xsse1. IN l4xcr q ohm a. " stson and PAR ca
sfsnn4n and .ralu-t josrph 4. Ascsnn aud R-nsosn
NttIer Filese~ls am Csartss r noois pessn oal
I am ord~rsd l.. eel thc ioilosing d<scribed k< !
Estate situated u u. "a y. lldaaa, tO-sit.
p.~c- II sfuff NJ th- uo~fh Of cut loo number
t~rns (3s) -appos ala (i). also lot
n1nbsr u ~ Ia hlssk Hanlhsr ssvest~sn liT sna
~ number s.sht ~ IN bos< naaher t-ssts 10.
both salt lugs beng N Lintor's Attitioc - The
su~n u Tstre asrt<. and "a
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ,. issi.
wfh.n the legal hours 81 ID day, =, The Court
10 - sis<.r ~ Tsste Haas vii odsr the r<nts
and o1ts - the above described Heal Estate, t"-
s.th-r with al The pr vlcse- aud apyurtsnsces 10
tbs ,uae bel~.4ls for tsrgn not exceeding seven
~esr- . the <ts. bsssr lor s<h, and aF-n i<ii
ars b. cal u = "a = suec.s.g - safl.fy ssd -xs<u-
ti,sa 4 c,st. ~fl then "a there ofsr ne Zee.
.iss 10 n -e "a Al Est-se. 90 Ne hAsnsss bad
a. "a c.sh. !. sstAsts tas sane
n ~ ty q oeiooef, ir5l.
sks.uEL CONNIE. sheriff
- t~r~ - f~->s.sss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

CHER1FFS -SALE.-By virtue u
Oolc yeualr,q1i e popAs Execprcn. issls< .fo2s
- vf-o & fioi fiees Court 70 uef.fec "a aud De
rel IN q 80 a ys-n g. kos aDd sszns Hiihs
Iasssoa - prncip al lf D<Tid Soo4s repissit s-ai
1 - orlerc1 70 . IN lie following ds-crite Cd hs&i
80. M sfei n vIgo coantv md ar, y VII
Tne lsif 81 ~ tie rorth go quarter III g
80 "a fueufy 81 - t0snship ten -, fA-sss-on
J vest, c0aiasiing elStts ~ -efes s.'' o1 ..l
sATrRDAf. NOVEMBER 9tA, 1861,
- T. ,e,seN Il, viii NJ The rtlts and prvtr
s-e.loe1 lle.l q. Together ssfth AL
fe e-rs. AL sPsEte E@sce. - the "a &c oe--ns
Igffa tsf.a NJ cActtd!ug sevrn years, " ne
n 1919 ffeer Cor cssh sf upon failure 70 reslire
:. siisss s.tssty s.sf sx~cuti-sn aud csst-,
Ill ts a. Ibsre Ctsr 10 fss-si1'il y, "a sIa -
- &C. Et-t~ 70 tie u hest tddsr for cask. 70
al. IItb , q ocsossr. lssl. =. =.
SAAl ~ LoySER. sker.c
e.-..ss--- n. 80 60
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

crKx DrsrxrsEA. By thoroushly cleansing the fTsi
eccond stcnachs, aud creating pure healthy
bis, nst<as Of the ssls spa arrtl dad: Fiatulsfc
Les q App>tie. Heartburn. hcadachs. Eee,essaess,
u-renp>r-, ANXIETY. Lansuor and Melancholy,
~tich tbs general symptoms q Drsp~pss, viii
vanish. n natural Consequence 81 is cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

Hare been happily used for the OF Fever Aoe
, Agaa with lnvsr.ab.s success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

SHERIFF. , SAI.Ei r-Bs virtue OF
'nn ord-r % ale lssaed Tom TIE rsso tfeuit
Co1Ti dfsetsd ard delivered IN fsver o Alsii
- hop AID axat>sf LAM ATfernfi lea a. nait-
harf. Nsssl6 ftaahsrs - " slifs,..iL Ts,fA 4 ~
oTcrrst % III a. flp~lHE ds@F,psa feAi h-ta'e'
ia tied ~ Nlgo co1ufy. fn13aDa. ~ -
bekhslfx ~ th- Sorff -essf rorrDr - ~ rf-xr -
tr-rty-t~o ~ a. ia- set-fi ie1 cf-y = sen en-
tirgy-two nulsr-sh arrrs tfT - fes tire 49,
sts y shs U<-s AL - - tbs rssi - siss 49,
Ton tueiity Two = tc3ustip twelve II t'i'1 =.
ranr~ tirr r. ~--r teref~forc taad. - thsan,fy
60 ara ths piat lhsreef r-rosded b. NE i-s-fa-ls
orses ~ f caunfy ~ ftgo f2lirs tie g - 80
haafie 80 flo0) feet thepce sift - a. arrt -.
Sc - s<d ales 6sndrca TO-, fssf n &c"
ncfthfxtEe sirse q aesln1aus. 49, -
49, sA' ERDAY. SoyENBfs ". if'i' -
WIS the .esal % ssi4ezy. = 20 49,
., toor "a Terre Hacts, ~ o1~r tie -. -
n 4 q &C. sa8ve desc-feet -csf- esfstti tFrf3cT
t ala fhe pr m 80 snf sppurtaat ors f2tn~ - n
t<icadsz. 81 afrTsn kot <x~<rdin8 - - S--4~
shs Asf fitfer ior cssh. AID upon '<iinfe y 't-i
sre :. - - asce4t tc ssflsfy ssid orcer VI 800 rs
80. : IA th~n arc there srsr The feo--irz7ir, IN
a. 20 saie a~.l E-tans "a ~ s.shs~' psA-eF 10
- 80. ,e-s 80 oe.olsr. rsef a't-.
. - -, - = SAMUEL CcS~sR. ss-rsr.
fraaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

~ The u.e Il the-e Plls the periodic attacks
ss,ro1s or Sci BesSrcss may b prevented; sns I
sken az the commensurate q Sn attscb. lulmedists
lief from sickness yin - cbi4ined.
They seldom Sell IA removing Tie Aaz~~s ana
'ladac1e ~hsch fen sies ~ raol subject
TAey Een~sa.iy ns0n the bO~eis-srusosiL
gositueaces.
Por Llerary ues. iSuds.ss. D-.io.ts reus.ss
nd az pr.o.s q .ef1-fary haiti. tb-y vslusbss
- snstiv-, In improving s,as aJg,sfa> giving
.n.i rsss the digestive orEsn. and rs-ssgirs III
.stsrAl electricity sns ssrsngih q liz ~boi' ssfsu
TIE CEFHAIlc Pills arr the resuls q seng lfvrs.
iga'ic- su1 carefully con-o cted experiment. hs-1tg
,een n TO many ycars. during which urne .i.ey
ss~e prevented sd rsi.svss naouns q rsir
md suffering ir0r heatecls. whether originating "
he Nervous -s'sfe7. ffoa serangrd state o =
fonach.
Ts.y are ertissly vegetable IN ths.r oosnpo~.tioe
.nd may 10 taken - al ume- Wi peri~ct safety
sstbOus making Any change u Diet and le aLs>nc
fars dsAag-~~s'Se taefs reai-rs q ccsF - ss6~f-
ss<r them q Children.
BEWARE OF CoUSTERFEITS
/ rse genuine hsv. egns,1res a Ii~nry G spouleins
/ n esoh box.
sold ~ Tsugs.sts sBc an o.ber dealers n RET
sDes.
Asos M - -s-.ss-y rssa - r~c~sss sfu.>
PRICE IS cESTs.
Al orders shoSld ~ addressed 10
HENRY (. SIAUtDIS6.
ssCscar sgeeL New fora
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Esssporimsm Of Fashion /!

-Fpf-~
Dress Geeds. .Silks, Trimming and Bi0rk
leir.t ButQss
Bar &c 40 wit.Gs klao~ ms cur Fsssss, ~ ais4P-
po'nslaent viil DC or 1T
Gloves, Hos cry. Corsets. Lice aud Greni.
dine veils. Crochet brnida aud Cord
Head Nets and Fancy Articles ofaii
kinds EmBrvidesies. Collars, 81
Sets Collars and ) ee e., Thread p q
Lace ,oliars. valIenciennes AID English
Tr'd Edgings. White Goods, Irish LlneHs,
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srAuLpiNe's PREPARED GLUE
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-06
Plot to Assassinate Mr.. Lincoln

1t appears that two detectives of
this city have been located in Balti-
more for over three weeks, with in
structions to ferret out secret organ
ization, whose purpose it was suppos-
ed to be the assassination of the Pres
ident elect. Messrs. Sampson and
Devoe were selected for the service
with a degree of shrewdness and
perseverance that entities them to
great praise. They have just returned
but acting under ordets are unable to
furnish as full account of the affair as
would explain the details of the awful
plot, but enough has been CLEANED
from high official authority as would.
leave no doubt that had it not been
for the prudence of Mr.. Lincoln's
friends in this city, he would have
been killed in the city of Baltimore
There was a secret organization with
oath, grips, secret signs, &c, and
each member, after passing through a
most horrible and trying ordeal, took
solemn oath to kill Mr.. Lincoln at
the first opportunity.
The Order numbered about 5000
when the two detectives joined it, but
their conscience would not allow them
to take the last and most revolving
oath, and they asked for time to con-
slider in the premises. The plot was
exposed, and they were compelled to
fly for their lives, having to walk a
portion of the way. The would be
assassins told the officers that they
bad detected Washington detective
who was trying to ferret out the plot,
and could they catch him would take
his life.
Little did the villains know that
the information was furnished to those
who were themselves trying the same
game. Every member of the order was
we'll armed, and money was furnished
by persons Of this city and Baltimore.
There were agents acting in this city,
and the Baltimore gang were apprized
by signs sent over the telegraph of the
movements of the President elect. =
Near York Sun.