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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

RAISED THEIR FLAd.-The Psaiasaiay Nom,
says The Home Guard organization in the
vicinity OF McColley's MILL raised flag at their
nealluIr.ers on Saturday last The people of
sue heishoorhood turned out en- masss, and the
occasion was a spirited one in the highest 10
gree After the ruising Of the pole and adjust
ing oil the halyards, the cord was seized Inv
misses sharp, Short and Weeks, and the nobIs
nag drawn to the summit of the pole. The Home
uuard hred salute, and the young ladies' nre.
sent sang the Star-Spangled Banner" The
juvenile soldiers Of Milford. the "Delawars
Reds were present and added 10 the snirit
o. the occasion by singing several national airs
slter which the assemblage was entertained win
p pu ana pointed addresses by A. R. Wootten,
hSq'' Dr' Davidson and Mr.. Chas. P. Masten.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

We have heard it stated that it is the ipteu-
t'on Of the gov srnment or officers Of the First
Delaware Kegi nent to deduct eleven dollars
from the three months wage. due the volunteers
IN that r'gimenz, to pay for their uniform. We
have been asked several times whether there is
any truth in this statement, and we hone thar
those who possess information in reference to
the matter will give it to the public. Who can
tell
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

During the present session the House called
upon the President to communicate, il not in
compatible with the public interests, copy of
the correspondence with foreign Powers in rela.
ton to maratme rights, aud also copies of cor
respOndence upon the existing instruction
The President respectfully declines to furnish
the information, from motives Of public policy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30
Aa2se
DIED.

TALLEY. AT ne residence of his SON J.
Henderson Talley, in Chester county, Pa, on
the 9th inst, of paralysis Rev. JoHs TALLEy.
in the 70th year Of his age.
the 10th day of July 1861 at
the residence of her husband, in Mispillion
Hundred, Kent county, MARY, wife of Nathan
Fleming, in the Glst year of her age
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

The Ingham University of Leroy at last Com.
msncement, conferred upon Gen. George Nc
Clellan, the hero OfWestern Virginia, the degree
of l.. L. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30
MARRIED.

WALKER-Wo0DwARD.-on the goth ult.. in
Brooklyn, N. Y, by Rev. Henry Ward Beoche n,
Mr. JOHN s. WALKER Of New Castle county
Del, to Miss RurHASaA b. WOODWARD, Of
Chester county. VI
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

Prince Napoleon Bonaparte intends to visit
New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30


The Family Ca- ,thartt, Dill l.,
SSi ~ selve Satharhe m which the proprietor ha
VII 'a wy pr1etlqe more VI han twenty yeara
,y,, h son'iIanly lnereas- Ing demand from tho
T nsty rug useu the = PILLS and the satlsfac
n,,,, ~ AZ express IN - regard to their use has
T, ny ~ 70 place them within the reach of an
tharcs act different n lnorons ~ ~ h tas "a
The FAMILY CA ~ lpHARTIG 'y pgI
has, with due reference to lthis wall =
been compounded from a lyaraiv IN tha na. i,nep
getabe Extracts, which q aet sks on psrsst w.
the alimeutAry canal and ars nonI M Ply ~ oi
IA NuTA,.iNggrSsa OatnAtile Is needed, such as DE
MISS, PAINS IN THE RACK AM =, S5.Eh h
IlNENESS, PAIN AND d lgORENrss GUe,sS 10
WHOLE BODY, from sud =. ds,, caii 40 III ~ thh
", Il neglected. end 10 a g ling conrs ftrsluent
Us InIn HnrvrEiltE a M CREEPING SENSATION
HpA nacItp onE VEN TIE ~ BODY, RRhTL RssHRss
IAM a hh y. mEIuhI - IN THE HEAD, all IN,
CHILDREN or ADULTS - lRHFuSia Tta. ghsis 10
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD and nsnv a., great
which flesh is heir too r. unmatnns T., . Ses y
This advertisement DnsE ~ ueuuoh 10
ma FhhCE THREE DIMEs
,r, re Ne LIVER lNVluORAToR aud FAMILY ~
vhhAA,iv FILLS are for aals by A. H. Grmsbas 4 Go
hu"a,i hrlnshurst Co., Henry BrinRhurst Wilmin ~
,on' delaware aud by Druggists Reherally and .,t,
"""7sAis ~ tue Trade 10 all the large towns tV'u
.. T. ". SANFORD. Al. u
inar30tf aos NJ msnulacturer and Proprietor,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

The new Sultan of Turkey is said to bave
abolished the ancient and peculiar CONSTITUTION"
Of the Harem.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30


DISCRETION OF CONFEDERATE TRoops We
learn from the Bowling Green (Ky.) Standard,
That the Confederates troops are desetting in
large numbers from the encampments in Ten
nessee. and those who remain are reported as
being in wretcbed condition No fewer than
a hundred aud fity deserters have pressed
through Bowling Green within the last ten days
Ihese' Tor tue most part were from Camp
Trousdale On last Monday evening, fifteen or
twenty OF these men arrived from Camp Trous-
dale. They bore in triumph the secession flag,
aud betrayed on their features oil the JOY of a
party who had Just regained their freedom. As
soon as they reached the depot the secession flne
was torn into tatters, and the pieces were in
diguantly tramped under foot Three cheers
Tor the Union were then proposed, which were
given by the party with hearty will They
represent things nj Camp Trousdaie as in n very
bad condition. desertlons continually taking
place. Most of the party proceeded on the even
ing train to Louisville.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30

CATCHING TIGERS IN Cochin, CHINA
Many of them obtain their livelihood by
tiger catching, the skin of this animal being
valuable. They use n novel mode of ensnar.
ing these savage beasts Two Maays gene
rally go in company, and travel over many
parts of the country. Those who follow this
business regularly have chops, or permits,
from the Quong of Saigon, allowing them to
build a hut for their use in any place they
think fit. The hut is built on the top of four
bamboosi from fifteen to twenty feet high
ana, as the tiger can not climb these, the two
men can remain in it, and watch their snares
III salety: The snares consist Of large leaves,
or sometimes pieces of paper about six inches
sluaIe, covered one side with substance OF
the same nature MS birdlime, and containing
a poison, the smallest particle of which ref'
ing INTO the animals eyes, causes instant
ana total blindness. They are laid ahout
..,hlekly, with the birdlilne side upward. i'm
;' slack o. tiger; and us surely us the an
i ,iil'li puts his paw on one of the treacberous
raves lie becomes II victim for. 6ndinp II
stlehs 10 ms foot he shakes il. Lv witch
means other leaves adhere to Il bo tben
m,,upaDly rubs his paw over his head in Tho
ih..uinpt 10 rld himselfOf these leafy incum-
,pt"uIees, nut they stick to his bend and face
vha,' H. pnellups, rolls himself on the ground
scratai ~ peuoihes lairly covered and, while
sclulehlng and rubbing himself In gpt rrae
some OF the poisonous hirdlime gets into hi,
syes ana blinds him. He growls and roa ave
IN agony, and this is the signal for his cantors
70 come and despatch him The Maila,,s
,iieii SKIN the animal and take away nayts ~
nus body that may be valuable TRav Lave
lhe carcass well covered with more leaves Nc
Dalt Tor other tigers. Other animals. and
piIus also, they ensnare in the same manner,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30
RD,S d, n.
LIVER INvIGORATOR,



1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM auus .na
has be established fact A Standard Ma3Iclns
known anu approved BY all that have used II, and
Ii now resorted TO with conhdeuee in ali ina an.
eases for which II is re- - commended - ~ 80
II has cured thousands ~ within the last two yaara
VINO had given up AL o hopes Of relief as the nu-
show. r. r
The dose must be adapt cd to the temperamant az
tne Individual taking II, and used in such quanli-
ties As To act gently on =, the Bsvels f
Let the dictates Of your p Judgment nude Won in
the use Of the LIVER o iINVIGORATORa and
viii cure Liver RI Complaints, Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, y Chronic DIarrh@a.
sum er Com plants, Dysentery.
Dropsy, Sour StO- ? naehs HRbttuai
Costiveness, Chol- y 10, Cholera, Choice
ra MOrbus, Cholera Infanium, FIatu-
lence, Jaundice, Female weakness
esi and may be used sue cessfully "a an Ordina-
ry Family Medt- p cine It will cure SICK
II E DACHE, las "a Thousands can testify y In
twenty minutes, 81 two or three Tea
spoonfuIs are TAX y en- At commencement o
attack. ~
All who use IL are = giving their testlmsn
In It's favor u
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE
INVlG0RAToR AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
GETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-30


A correspondent Of the american Aorieulturist
at Union Springs, Ind, relates Tough story
Of dog atthat place. A large number Of sheen
had been killed 10 the neighborhood and an ap-
parenily worthleascur, kept at grocery, vas
suspected Of the crime, though for long time
no proof could be brought against him. But
"murder will out" and one day farmer aud
his neighbor saw the dog besmeared with blood,
~ the act Of tearing sheep, which was still
alive. As soon as the dog saw he was discover
ed, he ran TO a wood lot about fifty rods north
OF the spot, aud the men at once proceeded to
the grocery, which stood half mile distant in
southwest direction, to inform the owner. To
Their surprise, on entering the store, they saw
mere the very animal they bad come to complain
Of, lying on the floor, apparently asleep, as
though nothing had happened, and as clean as
though just washed. But on examination they
found him very warm, and very wet, he having
pnaouptedly washed himself ina hurry. and
run for life to his muster. But the evidence was
TOO strong against him. Pity that dog of such
Intelligence could not have met better fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
Cutters, Garoware, &r.

rJ,IN PLATE, SHLET IRON, ZINC, &c,
l. TIN and TERSE PLATE, CliARC0AL and CORE
SHEET IRON-Belgian. Russia, English, Amrriesni
ZINC COPPER, SPELTER BLOCK IlN, WIRE, &c
for sale bJ A. A. THOMSON l. Co No 2l5 Wsiefsh
rI'O DEALERS in LANDMARK conse-
auencs OF tho death OF senior Nj Edward Corning on
tho 2Gb Jnousry becomes Necessary LOT ne surviving PAY,
me-. 10 IN az tbs sGslp Of the late For tbs present. unD
rev an ngenepi made for carrying on he We sns
sell goods very low prices l9 ea'h o. i2 oa ~ s0'n'
No. 70 Duinest, New York
Ps-On all 7, mittances will allow you halt Of the
exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
60 mbcm 1t map Concern.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received by the
~ School Officers Of the lh Ward at the Oce Of e Clerk
of Hoard Of Edeton corner Of Grand nud Ella ss until
WEDSF SDAY the 2rh OF March met t3 o'clock at
10, the ERECTIOa Of WAC to WARD SCHOOL. HOUSE
No M I'm aid Ward and Otherwise Altering and Rcpui ing said
building Plans and Specification, for said alterations can be
seen Tho Office the Superintendent Of School bnds Of
lie HoarJ OF Edlcion No - CruIby Proposals should DO
School Oicers OF the IN Wand aud be accom-.
pa Tea Nth tho two responsible and approved 7tiur-
he lowest responsible bidder offering sactory suTetes,
though the School Oce the Hgat 10 reject ay or all
he Offered II deemed for the public interest TO do So
JAMES MACkEAN, }
JOHN NJ REED, COMMITTEE
DAVID y. JACKSON)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. CO1
GREAT D0UBLE-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equs aA in tho country
The GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST

= : : U1Cb No. 7 AstOr HOnse, conner Ct NrGoy V.
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 20 ard FROM Gin
Cnnsi hc,g St. Louis ST. Paul Na.hyis, Memphis New.
Oean bud all other Ia the Wet North. West. and
South for speed aud route.
Through trains To- the leave Newt tloot Court
Morning Express a. Evening Express, p.
Sleeping aud smoking ell the iTaius
Fne always oS, and tho tune asquck by any other
route
this rou.s Freghs Of Ill desc pons can be forwarded 10
aud from any point on Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky
Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa MAaonr, by RAILROAD d.
RECT or 20 any port the rsvigaCle ers Of tho West by
sean ers from i!tt,burgh
hs rates Of Freight and from any point Of the wes, by the
a al all turs favorable cha ged
ty other nAo.d Companies Merchants and shippe
ins The their Freight this Company rely
Win confidence N its spes dy transit o..
This Company aso maintains an Emigan Accommodating
Line by which pa enhg sng Westward enjoy ehep and
oonr,abe mode Of half the nsc
offWs j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AsoT Hsuse.
No 4 Astor House aud No South Willsmtl
No. Battery place
b.. ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't, A.oOus p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
6ouses ano farms manteo.

WANTED to HIRE. with privilege to PUR-
w chss--sbout 50 North side Long Island ~hin
Of the Sound In healthy location. Must hsys good order
and have good buildings. Apply 70 FIELD McLANE, Aae-
tionerrs, No. Pne-st.
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Gote5.
zfle0ioal.
pREsENT CONDITION OF MEDICAL

-
Is no cP FFoao ~ wAcH r r
FORM CAN ONLY BIZ USEFUL 50 FAR As THEY
Al CURATIVE PROCESSES" 80
e a ss Gs neon sss.i ey e
learned bodies Ia Earoge Though Sn Low aete4 10 EuToge
mos. inpoTtnt medicsi orssiiation in Az erica. Known
throughout the United siae. In s IL towns villages aud han
hsvinE almost s.dicaed msuy Of the ung con'ii'u
h'nn unsdies, ard made Consumption cnpery ,orc. 20
Odcous tresrn has within year. IN ohe'ugo 70 pobic
demand assumed prominence IN ne eiy Of new ~Ieh
il,,,gstoSS ,i Sto inc s1osnS
We sds 20 the Gr1esbers Medical incorporation which
isrs 5tsed in the spsudd bn ding No. : Bondsi
Bn m.sy No coe who bas passed through b,os4Say can
hayc led 90 the investigation Of Ito merits aud the poOca
qhc Directors Of Naturalization have descended to per
sonsl claued Tor ,scaian orsn Though Do
y and dispss.onsey all uled. theor-si it his approved
sad scd whatever hatteuded 'hr proDoion Of he puic
ever has VOWED -men disaster e. the wel6.ns ." tho
sSSgn n' Sss Dsr o. eTra VIII I
diyidul Aa sought TO Elevate it, cams C public eouh
dsVsioplsnt q pablo .en,ins By
@ % S S g2 1 G. f'G s Ssppns @
Il hts zone quietly ff,'rGs' and s 'u
position In Neg York ty more prominent than tina enoyedoy
sliy Remedies consist Of eleven medicines.
hich m be found suited to tho prevention and cas
Of Ss;;s 70 5 . county no oa o h nu,
b ne aud III, universal o the disesss for which
tney are cef ain cure We refer 10 their -.
VEGETABLE FILLS AND UTERINE CATHOLiCON
THE GaAEFESBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
the beat "a the world for family n'c, and Tor
ISDGtsrius--CONsrtPArioS- HEADAcHs- NsESovsSsss-
BIIousSEs-H KARrBuES-AcIpIir- NAusEA-fLAIu
-WASr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CoNPLAiSf-SEiP-
q, occount Of rir great mdae,' and from the fat na'h ey
qrps naT,eote or dre he 60~eI ~ eoI'pasd e'a'.
o Tdctegbcrg P ra Dc found more pleasant H@n any
olheTs
ry- PRicE 25 CENTS PER- OK rHs REcEIPT oy osS
o, corn ROY =, VIII nx ,ySr yr MAIL yKxE OF POSTAGE
lo-l''' ~ -,,, ",s,.r.,
TO AM Part OF i'h GOV y M 49,, ,rr,o, ,coS
THE GRAhtENbEkG ufEhl ~ I IN tho',i,
THIS III uisity positively invariably cure al tho'e Iotur
Ing perprIins and dcot,ng syntom. conmn y Known
feme. disease weakness iurgdaTiiis &c which weary ard
render unhappy many between tho u 10 and
for hrh thu medical profession seeks 10 ysn for and
orn which wealth position dseaey and refinement afod no
exemption J., "a, 49, =, o.. 4. ,,,.,,
.'oas os T,1f 70 sH Sd', . o. rs
b.rsnsrd Monthly Period.--
Irregulads- W essnssN-Fn ntne'ss--
De'f PIN H. n ~ SSct and KiSuentVtbS.
Cold Hands ID tset-aloatpr.-
Pal,it,tion OF the Heart
N, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
Netpspurk daily Griba,ts
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER.

The Brtsh steamship City of Manchester, Capt
Roskell, from Liverpeol Feb. 20, Queenstown ed,
with merchandise and Passengers arrived on Monday
morning. Her news isOot 50 late by four days as
that by the Prince Albert, in our paper Of Monday.
On the 10th inst lat. 40 &c. lon. 72' Isl passed the
British brig Regina bound west.
The following is the specie Int per City Of Mancbes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Il Il NY md TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
and WEST. Trains leave: % :
From Chambersst. From Sist-sc - .
EXPRESS and II a. M end 3:25 T;2s 1:3U aud $3.50 and
and 5 D IN. 5:35 p.
Troy ard albany with sleep lOS p IN Sundays iuouded
ingoaTl, 9;s5 p m
Poug1keepse train, 100 m a NJ and s;V ana fi|7 p III
~ m. and p
Psekskil train. $50 p m. 500 p. ~
slug Sing train 3:35 and 4:3OI and 4:55 p. N.
Tsuytown train $40 D. m. 1910 p. N.
A. H. SMITH. Superintendent
W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS at 7 g. m, for Dunzirk, Buffalo,
Csnsndsigus and principal Staficns o.,
MAIL 8:l5 IN, for Dunkk and Intermediate stations
This Train remains night at Elmira
WAY At 800 p. H. for MddIetown, Eewburgh and intor
mediate 'sti1ns
NIGHT EXPRESS daily, at p. m, for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
Cansndsigua and principal Stations The train Saturday stops
at all Nail Train Stations, and runs only TO Elmira
CHAS MINOT. General Sup't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

A GREAT CURE.-Dr Leland's ANTI. RIEU.
"A MARIO BAND permanently cures Reeuns.i'a, soa and
Nsuyssa an ali Mercua Diseases Prizes - Sent per NAL
or Descriptive circulars sent Free Asens wanted eyc
s.vbsrs O. Smith Co. Popns.ors, once 90 Broadway Hf
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feaal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York notice hereby given 70 all person.
having claims against DANIEL RANSdAW sts Of the City Of
deceasod present tho with vouchers thereof
the subscribers at the office Of A. l. SHlPmAN, No 1873
William In the City Of NewYork before the
twenty eighth day Of July noxDsied Newfork the 2lst
day Of January. lS6l asa L SHiPaAN Executors
ja2 lsw6mTu' WIN. FOhREsT,
nj Y. SUPREME COURT--N. COLEMAN
lNs HART. Plaintiff, against ALANsoN FERGUSON De
6mdant-Suumons for money demand on contract NCom:
not served To the Defendant You hereby aud
required the complaint 10 this action "btn was hd
of the Clerk Of the City and CuBy OF New YORK.
the City Hall 10 said city the th day oil arch next
and Of TO the said complaint on Tue
subscriber at biz office, number Beetmansert 10 sao Ciy
hio tsenty after the service OF this summons on you
exclusive day OF such srvce and you fail to ans" er
tn. asid complaint within the time s'oresud the piinn IN
this action will take ind gment agnint you for the som OF one
hundred and twenty dollars with int eat from the Ith
day of March thousand hundred and MY hVe besides
tho costs Of this aoton.-Dated March II, lbhl
N. COLEMAN HART, Plai9nfs Attorney;
nsril lav6wTu. No BeesmahH NJ l.
CUPREME COURT. - ELIZABETH Nc
- PuALFN against THOMAS MCPHALEN. Summons for
Relief om not seryed To the above defendant; fon are
cotton which will ned ia the office Of the Clerk OF the City
and COUNTY OF New York and to ierve copy o.
yonr answer said complaint the snbscrbe a. MS
office AT No % Wss IN the said City Of New ORR within
the service Of this somnons you Of
tho day and H you fail to answer The said COM
plant time Aforesaid the pslut IN this action III
apply Court for the relief deuaoded IN the complaint
dated February II, 1851 ALIEN. WoIhANDDEh
TIL. compliant IN this action filed IN the office Of the Cerh
1861 ALEX. OSTRANDER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb IL law 8wTus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
If THE BABY

If THE BABY t..H
SYRUP. which will seety facilitate process and rslsAs
| the bowels
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
| David Miller Of Clarence, New.York wri,est
1--WE hwe child three months old which has soreuned 4
most ince,ssny With spssmodio affection Of the bo~ei. %
hs bad dsspsed Of raising I stomach sour
bowels deranged and almost symptom unvorab
until obtained of the Soothing Syrup which aoed
like charm II Immediately became quiet and msuess
every symptom Of Improvement and comfort Its sssosA
o. little Kitten playful and smi aud entirely vel
All Of which we ssoribe 10 the Of Mrs WIhSL0ws
SOOTHING SYRUP.
"Yours, respectfully,
DAVID MILLER
Millions Of bottles Of MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING
SYRUP every year the United States for ch
dren teethns. with nevsrfsing Relief
and cRsrAIs.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sure 70 regulate
the bowelA
Orders coming In svoy day from Druggists IN an parts Of
tho country Send me more Of MRS wINsLows soorH-
ING SYRUP"
MiilOns Of bottles Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP sold every year In the United States
Give old diseases Incident the period os
ee,hhs children Here you have thar old for rs osu
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP never fails to dvs
immediate relief
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP b sold By -
druggists throughout the United st.,es
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP is the only thing that you sy
apou to give rest yourself and relief and help your infant
MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been The
means restoring the dropping spirits Of many mother
This 1, the season Of the yes to MRS WINsLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP.
To every mother who has children suffering from any Of ths
ompnts incident period teetbins say do not A
your prudce tho prejudces Of Ohes stand I'm tho
way Of the relief win BE- .ureyes absolutely e-,o fol-
low the OF MHS WlNSLOW'o oOOIHiNb
Druggist. everywhere keep MRS. wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP children teehing No medicine In the
United sells like it i,s standard medicine and lie
fame worldwide Physicians order and 1t wherever i
rn,sicel effects have been Witnessed
During the thirty years unprecedented and increasing pcpo
srity Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. innur,sr.
able CokDAL' and other prepared by pretended
M Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP constantly Increasing
In popul,y and become household word and thousand of
mothers thank MIRA wIssLov for the health Of their ohsn
BY the uso Of her In ,slusble article.
When the present OF Cordas" have followed IN the
footsteps oftheir u.tous predecesOrs" MRS WlAsLOwS
SOOTHING SYRUP viii continuo be popular svOs and
q blessing to every mother.
None genuine the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Nsw.York. Is on the outside wrapper
soldby Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No 10 Cedai-st, New-YorL
Priceony IS cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The Partnership heretofore existing
~ under the firm nsme Of ROBERTSON SEIBEkT
SHRARMAN. in the LUHOGRAPHlC busines,. CT No; ~
Futon It, ia the City Of NewteI this day DlSSoLvEo
by mutual consent HENRY SEbERF is authorized 60 'e,te
Ill the OF said r and payments 70 be made 10
him en- sccouni Of the business Of the late firm.
Eewiorx, March II, 1861. , o,,,,osox,
HENRY SElBERT,
A. SHEARMAN.
The bushes. Of LiTHOGRAPHING will DO continued By
Wv HENRY SElBERT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the COPARINER,
SHIP heretofore cIising bet~ cen FREDEEiCh O1ho
ard GEORGE KOCH In tho CGbiDe, Manufacturing Business.
ia this day dis.oysd by mutual cOnsett FTedecA Oen az
thoed all debts 81 the hTn and 20 sg1 ln se'ueen
Of all claim. due 10 the late iru. 1923, ,,or,r
Newly orb. Feb u, 1851. tEONoh hpCh.