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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

DISASTER TO THE BARK MARY SAWYER
The bark Mary Sawyer, Cafi. BAIT ett, from Sagna
la Grande, st $3.50 On Thursday morning, while
beating up the lower bsy when near the tail of the
West Bank, let so anchor TO vent her going
ashore. Tue ancnor aft raard went through her bot
tom, when she filed and now lies in eleven feet Of
water. She has 3Jy hhds and t.s. sugar consigned
10 Messrs. GIinnell, Minturh g. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-On Thursday morning, about
"a O'clock Gfe dcoyerd is.mng IRON the third story of
premises NJ. IA Broadway, occupied by esrs Hoy-y
blrA.r daguerrean sery Loss about go; iHgfrd Ia
ths Compsn, ior 200. Tho second hoor used
m,inery shop by Mrs Elizabeth bsnet'. WI. damaged b.
500: injured Tor -2@e Ia the PnrN
Iolpany The loss 81 oOr and base ment,
used dry good by Samuel Holms' ~s NOT known
ii,uyud
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

OBITUARY.-Died at the New-York Hotel, on
Wednesday morning, the 6'h inst, after protracted
ilIne,s rcveBrgader-General John Gar'aud' IN the
G9h year of bir age Few oicrn Of The United Staes
Army have seen as much service as Gen. Gdrl'nd
Entering the Army from Virginia, in the War OF 1872,
be served the Indian frontier aiterwsrd in Florida
and led his command, The ith Infantry, IN every bale
fought in Mexico, rave that of Bu,na Vista
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
uoyFNFNTs OF TRANSPORTS.

The schooner A. ". Lindsiy, lying at Pier No. 3
North River, lie loading with provisions for Fortress
Monroe.
Tie schooner Ira Dli,s st Pier No. 3, and the C. A.
Crooks ut Pier No. 9 loading for the ZANE Toint.
Tue steam transport Starr ard Stripes went ON
Thursday moroing 10 the Havy-Yari To he eopPtred'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

NEw FpRRY TO SrhTEs IsLAsD.-A new ferry to
Staten Island hs. just been established in connection
with the Staten I,and Railroad At present one boat
only-the Clifon-ir running. Size leaves pier No. :,
North River, at the odd hours aud runs direct To the
railroad dock, adjoining Vsnderbil's landing, leaving
Staten Island al ,le hours and running direct to
the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
Pa>.en ycrs Arrived

n ssIn.hp De Sofo iron. iiaros,- Mr. Louru Mr. Roso
and BROTHER Or Vac W-gpn.eo, A. M.lze Quiet, H. BOZ
lace Mr. OisDn j. rsner Msichclle, Mr. II ear H. y,
Robu.u, MIS-. A. NJ. Brwrr Mr. stephens Mr.. benben p.
Wl.nuan. Mrs Inge -oll aud family A. tensndez NJ James
Ia OarE Mary from .Ggna-NTs h. w. Smith snG
daughter Ch.rl,s j. Miller f. X. Miller A Brown, Gsus
l. H. T-uill
bA1.
In seh, Sfampede. fyc~ nnt,0oy1o Pov-J. Hancklsa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
CORRECTION.

T. ne Tdltor Of Tae ". T. Trt ma.
The notice IN your issue Of yesterday Of the burning OF
In. O,wpgo Cotton Mills, r.t noss the
Of our policy. We had sI,o mili machinery AID stock
and total Tao whole Insurance the property
va. 800. you make Il spy 500. Othsr Compsniss not
named BY you, were interested in the loss
BB LUDLOW, SscretaIy
OswKso. June 5th. 1891
Onss e( Ae NUyfh Besf-r. FnSuranec Company
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

SouragRs LETTERs.-The letters received at the
Cit, Post. Office dreted t. iownsin the ceded States
and returned to the Dead. Letter Once in Washington
amounted on Monday 10 10; on Tuesday TO l9ci on
Wednesday 10 4sO yesterday the number was not ma
,.riay decreased.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

leave fer o eeat Of war, Of large number nude, hs
e"mm%cd The officers of Coilpaoy viii arep' a,
tn6 ore of Magee Ninth stie-t ana Avehne Y,
aud a. ue sIore Of Mr. Uviue, corner ThiTy-first
street and Ih d avenue.
THE ARMY COSTF ACT FRAUDS.
Messrs. Denni,ton, Syers, and Dorsh' irer, the
Controller, Alto Icy-(-neral, and Treasurer OF TIE
State, aIe 10 n j. ciJy, and will sIend sevea al days IN
looking after n ary matters. II is reroed thai tir
bnsess relates tie alleged fr''nds Of cotra torsf
army euprlieS Their oebefaons are held in secret,
aud We silt will not probably transpire till sfter
their return 10 Albany aud report.
VOLUNTEERS IN HOSPITAL.
About 100 of the volunteers are in the New-York
Hospital some of them wounded by tie careless use ~
arms. There ,eo some five tlcers suffering from
erysipeas ard measles.
ARRIVAL OF MORE ENGLISH CANNON FOR THE
GOVERNMENT.
As will be seen by the following extract Of sleter
received by Mr. H. +. Spauldirg, No % l'ark Ia =
per steau er City Of Was, giun moc Of the W Mt
worth iiaed cannon have arrived at this port:
"MANCHKsTKE, England May 2I 1901.
"HsyRY Z. sPAUInlNo ESQ: Dear have only time to
sdve that the vl pohbbN We ON po-ih
packages being further Dstauenf OF cannon AID pro
sctle pitsen to he United Ses Government ny the I
| Americans m England
L iuco herewith the particulars Of ssch raJ hsge snd vii
bs pleased viii axe chrge OF them Oh bring isho'u
hJd hem subject tle Instructions receive IT. ~ the
| Government Na.bipyon. -,
to the Secretary OF Wal by ti
stesi ef, bat will do 20 hy The next -
The subscriptions from lov ala amount to-day to
9.a4 D.sd 6espsr hen Ii, has such suo
! j.ctn "l om obrdIebt servant
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FATAL Jcup.-Coroner Jackman held sn inquest

\ FATAL JGNP.-Coroner Jackman held sn All ,lsss
AZ the Hos,its on the body n ThonG, Foot iein
D. ye,r. ors,r Who died ~ udne lay TN I'll, night o. 'hs
street uLer. n latter al placed chss N Hue VII the
ve~ CT sspps them II one bouud pt;,,sed lna @ y
cue ~ tr- chsrs spd injured Internally ne Wa, COZ
10, 10 tho Hosp aud EnseTcd I'll "Wednesday, "h' ueh'
.A.leh bee .s.d N.s native Of Ie and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

AIlGrD THEFT or Cow.-A German, named
John uozlne W.. arrested yesterday chang win steans
valued stO vIn The premises J"hh hs,hu"y isd
inc u,-r r -, Civ nd seius The 70 Hr Geo Gray
OF No 4br Ponrh street for 80 he me nsy Wa: paid "a
cha AN The hss River Ban where cosn,d and then
s,,rd he Tho at ito Bups Head Bank. She pssorr
Wa ,aA eu TO Cou.t aud committed Tor trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

A SOt DER RESCUED A volunteer attached 10 toi.
NcC .pe, regiment fe INTO the dock tho foot o. Cara
,,reer when Otr-r Qunn the Eighth Ward Police plrr =
into the ri aud rescued hun froui drowning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
TsE LATE l.. N. lIoFPmAS, Eso.-At Teeii"g
held Ju'e E, ut McCuonghs Salesroon, In relation

| lHE LATE j.. NJ. HOFFMAN, Eso.-Ab ueeiTg
| held Ju'e &, ut McCuonghs SalesrOOm, IN relation
| to III dc ,Ih Of l.. VI. Hoffman, tie w.lLkDOwn auc'
tion er o. notion II X B. Mintnn, es1, Pelriah
| Peit, esq, was app nt-d Chairman, snd jonathan
Stlges, Sc rrtary. I following pream le and re-
snIiou~ ofrredb by WIN. A. Booth $50, and after
| approptiii- rkr by rhe Chairman, w. Boo'h,
and a. 4. L,w, the following ie,ollous were ubani.
mOpsy adopted:
Hh,e1s we called the sudden deccsss of our
fellow citze' l.. NJ. Hoffman, who ony hi'hly re-.
.d by all Sho n-,y Ia npi.h End h""or b. mer
sut bat sso rndear To most " friend and
hearrt iiisb srbiru sfd "hrr ~ ~" sie dtir
bear Pnbc Testimony high nlTo IioD Of much
tha noble ad rIc-lln In hi' Therefore
F,oireI Thu, bend th. ri Divine viii
with pfoOu Of TIE l,s hich have aiued 10
snrh be- go
Rsnit~d TIA II ia sosc- and Joy that recall
with he yeie ssii'seii,n " ieial snie and the warm
greeting which lent such intercourse in the unit.
ing home alh oD the EN hsDse
k,or,d That m al the ~ ihe pssi cannot rs
ecu .nsh' that brings sdr hr cbrrscer OT ono VINO
r1ceird m hs cih gthions natural gs eal culNoted
but who other hearts by the uus.c-d gcdnes oi hi. own
d,ttrtd, That eOuhy hOi or the itrgnf,
the worth sud th pndevit 'rcnde departed et
quaiee b Ill the OF aciv b1-inrs
hf- without Etvre So AID Who
uedrr huis"i 10 MI who in cofact with him by en-
ufb1nty atd uutsy worthy o all pare
Resarcd, That his mrriiny family ~ tbs de-
ceased imperfect bot s1c-ie sion G under ths
,ryiug
Re,oed Tbs. copy Il the foregoing be the family Of
the drcss,rd ih ti- meeting will deem privilege 20 bs
pT, sent st the funeral ,sf ICES
On motion .f Mr.. B. Is. Sherman, il was
K,sored That those wnd pse their places ot bnsi
on Friday at st'nd The funrTa oi Mr. boniaD
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
NEW W-YoRK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
EVENING SESSION.

At the evening ,e,. o. Of the New.York Baptist As-
socation lat night. The Committee on National Affairs
pre.ented ,ier =, port recommending the ndopton of
the following preamble and resolutions:
ph,,eo, Tho Southern Baptist, hs.. shown TO The -ohd
s,anst the Ne non and the fohn' oo's nrIi uh'e
which God hss vonoropy bie,s-d our i,ud therefore
combined to produce the pfset ci'' IN hitot ~e a.
hear above The cAny o md the frse Capita ts voice
OF the % Of ls.i .4yhs have have s.p thu ic'
on Of people -bich arc IN kPt have heard heu can
ins snd m come q iwu to d~lissr' ,
prsBed That he dricepdsut' Of the Apostle OF Soul
Liberty tHogr Niii.m' o".is II 10 10 IN ponuden d1y
Government By tL.u Iisys' sEsb iotnnes and nesd De-
Eo,,d Th., csuBot hold .ympsh, IN Ills hour Of us'
p-i with who while not openly e'Pyn'hr ~
of eioD iBs docsr tb.us"',' on We 'i4s
Of Jv,irc, ,oc,oi and r,f'gio.' hb,'iy =,
R,so1 That A. 10 our duty Christians While praying for
IA, bI,,nt. God tic c1os 81 our no0t
dfeDd.r sno sud desire th.t they t u,y
by r,os enabled enroll hen selves soldiers Of The ,To'
ARTHUR DAY
ID W SHERWOOD.
HIRAM HUrHIS-. iComuittse
SAMUEL hNAPP,
WM -. WRIGHT,
The resolutions unHumou-l y adopted.
The discussion on tbe ieyot Of the Mi-,Orary Com
miltee was coutiuued, pending which Mf. George u.
HAnsell offered he following resolutions, wLich were
unanimously adopted:
Rolr,d That OF supplying the lack Of reson.in
s,fgoi'b ard .gg., pI,.e, Of u. coa "a 70 Y,c, ,rs.
od upon to cuva- and m We 81 - Po'+hl lhsom}
~ onr 6s,nt.lon o. The people within such dssute pare
whom It seek, -yaDsee to su'tsin regular n!h, we
dren .Ered'n and d,.r.br :" i"'o ana enc"u.s" "y
p1oschias within htsocistiorA hHhs.
R.,t.d Thst ud (hnch be sud heeb1 ar requet
I'd 10 .ci their number brethren sius
gi. aud use and encourage then % devote pa- "
their time hi. ~eri, without s5ndonns heI respective
lar
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
A COMPANY FROM DELAWARE COUNTY

Capt. Robert r. johnson arrived ut Camp SEQ on
We'd esday, with ~ meu, being the hrt volunteer
company IRON Delaware County. The officers aid 1t
wa. one Of tie bel thus far received into the Exceor
Unaade.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
RacrIiiIs ~ Rras1ncA.

JrSg 6-4 100 bbl.. Flour Az b,ls Corn Meal 20e bbh
Whisky, 6522 bush Nsst " l55 hush Corn 450 bush,
Rye. 90 bush Oats bu.h M,h to Pkg. Ashes % pkc
Lard, col pkgs. Provi-ons
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LI9uoH LIcrssss.-1Le Kings County Exci'e Com
uIine have thus FAR a,ed nearly a0 cen,rs having hold
three meetings Lat tie number Of licenses grained
1i and the psJ into The County TcsauTy fo the
li,lJ0.
FIREs rs MiY.-Ihe total number OF fires in
Eroil,u the month Of May H. involving io o. prop
sry sliOunit itug 70 sboH DiOUo0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

EXCISE CoMMIssIosERs.-Messrs liaskeu ana
Cbj. met granted two applications Tor
.sh 1bs board viii meet again TO-
s,j - socs, pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
&pOken

r. H. M.rshal No sd Inst $50 u.ss .ars =,
"a. ,ook .bin Flora Nc Donald ffon Havre of h =
10 .bn Alb-r, rrcm Bremer haven for Bsti~e'e w"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

..ANst.
Sun-R.es Sets .......7:l8 MoonRises. 3;&
HI.H
Sandy HOOK. $3.50 IOov Isand.... 743 Hell ise. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
TIE WOMEN or WESTMINSTER.

The ladies # Westcbes,er County are wide awake
and doiug the good cadse Of clothing our sodie and
rendering them as comfortable aspossble while serving
their country in the tented field. Yonkers and White
Plsns are joining hand in hand in this sll-iuportant
matter, and we bea, Of O,4er towns IN the county
where the ladies 4boriug psthotialy in the sA~e
direction. On Sunday st notice was given Out In all
tie churches in tue village Of White Pluins that u
Ladies Union Association would bs organized ut the
Nethodist church on the Monday following. A largr
number were present at The call aid tho Society was
at once ornei aud ready for buriness. Large cntr.
buttons II material we're donated and distIibn'ed
anoug the members OF the Association, WHO took tie
same with alscrity. Shirts and hayelocks will be
thrown ready made from their bn,y hands ths: will
make our soltieIs comfortable even 10 near about
mncb more when they have them 10 possession, which
will be coon. Let other towns and counties Of our
state take lessyrs from the ladies' Of old Wescheser
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

K,sotred That those w"nd ,e their places Of bps
Friday H., st.nd The funeral OF Mr. bohmal
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MI ACET.TN E93.
SEW INC


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other IS az other e"a'''"''
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ers, by the employment of the navy or
otherwise.
Mr.. GartrelI of Georgia wanted to
offer q substitute.
Mr. Burnett of Kentucky desired TO
offer Mr.. Crittenden's compromise.
After some debate the resolution was
laid over.
Mr.. English of Indiana again offered
BIZ resolution, but the House refused a
demand for the previous question and
a vote thereon.
Mr., Stanton OF Ohio moved to make
the bill organizing and dsciplining the
militia of the District OF Columbia the
special order for tomorrow The House
refused to suspend the rules, only one
vote being necessary for the requisite
two-thirds.
The House then went into commit
tee of the Whole on the Army bill.
Mr.. McClernand of Illinois made a
Union speech. The great Northwest
would not consent to share the Missis-
sippi Valley with any foreign power. 1t
was not coercion to do what we are
sworn to do, to uphold the laws and the
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Mothers, read this.

The following is an extract Of letter written
bv the pastor .f Baptist church to the "Jour-
nal and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and
speaks volumes in favor Of that worlG-renowned
medicine-V.s Wissio,5s soothing syrHp for
children tsetiRg:
1--WE see an advertisement in y0ur columns OF
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup. Nov we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before
in our life, but We feel compelled to saw 10 your
readers, that this is no humbug ace ho tired a.
and k,oe u 10 BE- 1Ru oIqims It is, probably, one
of the most successful medicines Of the day,
because 10 il one of the best. And those Of your
readers who have babies, can't 10 better 'hss N
az in a supnlv,"
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r. j. Williams, Barton Vt.

Has appointed sole Agent for Northern Vermont ab9ye
St Tobnsburv for the sale of the S Cos Machines and is
fully authorized to sell Machines deliver them at the residence
of customers the price that they can be bought at the
Mandatory.
Citizens of Northern Vermont viii the cost of transport
aon receive full personal instructions IN regard to operating
the Machine by purchasing Of Mr. Williams
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.--The mem
DRY of DR.. Wistar is enbalmed in the
hearts of thousands, whom his Balsam OF
Wild Cherry has cured of coughs, colds,
consumption, or some other form of Pull
monary disease.
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NiIrAmE TESTIMONY ~ Favor OF DIR.
W.itc's ELGXIR.-Thc Rev. S. R. Hall, more
general. known as The Vermont Geologist.
having been ugaged rs assistant in the two
Geological surveys this state, says:
Il have had sufficient knowledge of WAi.o#
Elixir during several years, to convince me That
it is highly valuable medicine, and ought %
be in the house of every family, especially where
there are children. Tt is not only @. great val
ne for common diseases Of the lungs, but cspe-
ciaily so in cases of Group and vleoping cough.
s. R. HALL.
Browmiugtou, Vt, April IS, 1865
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GaTIf pair Of oxen stand up against
each other in walking, it is sign th"v
are not well matched When lovers do
so, it is a sign they want to be.
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CASH And PRODUCE
FRESH ARRIVAL.

WE have inst received this day Five Hun
w dred Dollars worth Of Dry Goods inclu-
ding large lot OF best prints, new styles, also a
los new styles Magenta DeLaineS, Chintz De
LANES, Clshmeres, Satin Stripes, Lyoneses,
Westinghouse, lot domestic goods, Yankee
Notions, Hardware Cr0ckcry, Paints and Oils,
Drugs and Dyes, Ready Made Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, lot Of Groceries, best
Teas, Greens and Ooiongs, old Government
Coffee, and in fact you will find here anything
and everything in the shape Of goods. We have
also a large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, both
for Gents ana Ladies' wear, also for children.
Gents French Calf Opera Boots. Al at eX-
tremely low prices.
X. W. ROWELL.
Irasburgh, January Is, 1861.
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NEWPURY SEMINEBY AND FEMALE
N COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. SPRIN g
TERM BEGINS FEBRUARY IA, 1851.
~ For Catalogues Board or Rooms, address
f. +. KING, a. NJ, Principal.
Newbury. VT jan. II, l6i-sF3
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OYSTER 6 vICTUALING SALOON.
HOT COFFEE

~ L 0N)E L LII
And warm meals at I'll hours of the day can be
had at the new
OYSTER AND TTcTUALTNG SALOON.
JOHN LAWRENCE.
Irssburgb, Dee. %, iss0-52w7
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THE PRINCE or WALES,

THE Prince Of Wales has lef( for England, but
l the PRINCE OF TAlLORS still remains At
Barton. and continues TO get those astonishing
fits which have given HIM the above compliment
I--v title, He cuts by Madison & HILLS French
Rule, with which any ordinary Workman could
not Lalp doing well; but in The hands of the
Prince it works wonders of tie sm1othost kind,
= ~ -
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SCOTTS REPORTED fashions

of London and Paris keep the Prince posted on
the latest styles, You can see the Prince by
ceiling upon William Lee, Barton, Vt.
n 3. -Four Seams .resses wanted; none but
WILLIAM LIE.
Barton, October 25, 1s6o-44tf
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MARRIED..

Albany, Jan. Is, lS6l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05

JcsRrH nRIss. JAnrsnEhxs uro. ERaxB
MEANS q BROTHERS,
9 n EUB EN- VII lie, OIL o,
IRON FOUNDERS
Engine Buildsrs, Manufactures Of Thrsshiag Ms
ehinr and Mill Castings, Gsering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrouehs and csssirOn Shsfsins, with heavy
Our fseiliiis, sn.bls u. TO DO wOrk Of this k,nd
unequ.lisd IN this part Of The State. Orders sd-
dressed TO Means 4 Brothers, Steubenvilis, Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed TO ~ du.
RUG the last year relative 10 our Engines.
August 4, 1886.
Mans G. BRoruxRs, "Your Engine hasnow been
In operation long enough TO satisfy me. . have
ground 100 Bushels Of Wheat with 10 bushels Of
coal and think II We had good dry wheat IL could
''A' A. M. BUCHANAN.
DELLwaKE Cry, X. TIL
September 10, 1886
MEssRs. MANS. "our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. Ii does all th.t we ask, o.
that you warranted IL to do. We wish you could
'' oDBERT 4 SOLOMON.
ISLAND CkxEx TewssHIP, JEFF. CO.
September IS, 1886.
MEssRs. MANS & BEOrHErs my Engine docs
6ut-rate. am satisfied and will npon oil occsons
recommend the purchase Of E"gns: Of ySgr make
IAmES Il.
HooKsrowE, Beaver CO.. Pa.
a October IL, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS e. BRoTHERs. lowing to q deiec-
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF yon, last
on, did not do 90 well. Now II does well and we
can grind as much wheat with little fuel as any
one know Of wish ali wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good mine:
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
McIsrvsE CReEK, JEFF. CO., U
October 10, 1856. I
l. Nal h,wa
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Lot any who wish to buy, call snG
see ours. RALSTON d BROWN.
ScorT Rosr 0Trlcr, Adams co.. o.,
| -s' March. LIST, ,56.
| MkssKs MEANS & BEoTHTKs: 81 have now finish
ed the starting Of your second Engine. The mil
men are satisfied. II you have ever built any tina
beats either of them, 1 should like to know wher'
| they are. Como and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright.
Steubenviiie, ian. %, 1857.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
RALTsMORsE& e 4 OHIO RAHL ROAD
Improved Schedule!

DY recent important changes this road is now
Duble to furnish unusnal facilities for intercom
mu1ication East and West. Northwest and SOUTH
west
FULL CONNECTIONS with oil through trains to
PHILADELPHIA and New YoRK, in the East--with the
SoUrH, by It's Washington Branch Road-hy Cleve.
land and Pitisburgb, Central ohio aud Marietta
and Cincinnati trains, tho NORTHWEST, West AND
SOUTHWEST.
Through Tickets to or from Baltimore, Phladei.
1hia, New York or Boston give the privi ege OF
ying over ct my OF the intermediate ciiies. Two
DOLLARS additional give the privilege Of visiting
Washington city IN ROUTE.
This Is the only route that can furnish Through
1icke is or Baggage Checks 20 or from WAsstNe'
r0E CITY. +.. ..... ..
Fare slow as by any other route.
Sleeping cars on all night trsinss
ASK for Tickets by Baltimore aad Ohio Rsiiroad.
J. q. SULLIV IN,
Genl Western Agent Belnrc. Ohio
w r, SAITH, l. M COLE,
Master OF Transportation. Gen1 Ticket Agent,
Baltimore. Md.
March 6, ls6i-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
HOW ARU aSSFrT ArltbN.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent institution established by snecial
endowment for the Relief of the Sick and Djs.
tressed, afflicted with virulent and Epidemic
Diseasos, and especially for the cure of Disea
scs OF the Sexual Urgans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act.
ing Surgeon, toa all who apply BY letter with de.
scription OF their condition. taee, occupation.
habits OF life. &c..) and in cases OF extreme poy.
eriy. Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on Spermaiorrbnn, and other
diseases oil the sexual organs and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed In the Dispensary. sent to
II afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, FREQ OF
charge Two or three Stamps for postage will he
acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLiN HoUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No .. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa. By order Of the
Directors.
EZRA y. HEARTwELL. President
GEO. r AlRCHiLD, Secretary.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-05
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THIS process gives 4 minia ture far superior to
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land
Complete instructions given TO any wishing 10
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N. B. Most Daguerreoty will fade, and
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Feb 2T 6f