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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days Of medical imposition, when men
assume 10 be physicians without any knowledge OF
medicine whatever, persons cannot be TOO careful
10 whom they apply, before ut least making some
inquiry. and especially In relation 10 those who
make the grsaf,sf ordinations. Advertising phys.
clans In nine cases out OF ten are imPosfors and
as the newspapers are full Of their deceptive nd.
yertlsements, without making inquiry, ten TO one
you will he imposed upon. DIR NJ. will send free.
by enclosing one stamp as above, Pamphlet on
Disc lSES or WOMEN, and on Private and cAroH.
e Maiadiss generally also circulars giving full In.
formation, mia fhs most undosbf,d rsltrsnees and
tsstimoniais without which. no advertising physi.
clan, or medicine Of this Kind Is deserving OF ANY
CONFIDENCE WHITEYER.
Dr. Mattison Is the only educated physician In
Providence, II not In New England, who adyertlses
making q speciality OF Private Diseases and h
furnishes the very best references and testimonials
both OF his Aon,sfy and his skill. IL there ARE any
Others, LET HEN do THE SAME.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-, Write
your address plainly, and direct to Dr. ii. N. MAI,
TIsoS. rs above. iyr3o
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u,e the Rsgeperator before retiring At night, snd
In The morning apply little 81 the Dressing aud ,oaT
hair will be even more ifeke In ool~ aud beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these p'srarsi'""' and
q good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry y VII.
son CO., Manchester, ~ Ito whom all Itisen 'LsaA
be addressed.
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Wholesale Agents, II. H. HAY 4 co, Portland
Sold In saeo BY s. +. shaw, In Blddeford BY a.
Sawyer. lyrH
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Fire Insurance,

THE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
| offhs York County Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pary Of South Berwick Me-, Is prepared to receive
propo s for insurance on safe kinds OF property OF
every description Mt the usual rates. Said cOmpa.
ny ha, now at risk In said State, sjOOOOOO OF poop
erty, ON which are deposited premium notes 10 the
amount Of $4,000 with which TO meet losses. Loss
cs are literally adjusted and promptly paid; The
list class, Farmers Property, ID class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents; I'd class, safe kinds
of mercantile and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses. $4,000.
For information, terms &C., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector Of Assessments,
City building, Biddeford, Maine iGu
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rOm hs Advertiser, PrOrid,nes,
The Cephalc Pills are said 10 be n remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and one OF the
very best Cor that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE

- A small Farm for sale, situated on the Port.
n.tf land Road, less than one mile rom Saco VII
t2lage, containing 90 Acres Of Land. con-
sisting of Tillage aud Pasturng
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
ON the premises. CHARLES TRULL.
Saco, April 1850. '5d
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FOSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
For Concerts Theatres. Balls, Festivals, &C., print
cd ut the Union and Journal 0aice.
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The following endorsements OF
SPALDING'S
CEPHALIC PILLS!
Will convince all who suffer frOm
HEADACHE,
Thata
Speedy and Sure Cure
~IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
A, A,,, T,,t,mon,al, .r, Wasoleitsdb By Mr.. sPALD-
ING, thsy afford objectionable ProofOf hs tgea-
eyefthis truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSylLLe, CoSS, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr. srAtD'SG SIN,
Ihave tried your Cephalie pills, and IKE them
sOW sH that l want you to senu mo TWO uo''ai'
"I PsT, Of these are for the neEhbors, to whom
gave a few cut Of the fret hox got from you
Send the Pills by mail, and ohliSe
JAMES KENNEDY,
HAyERFoRp. PA, Feb. 6. 1851.
SIRi
Iwish YOU TO send me one more box Of your Ce.
pbalic Pills,i AaVs received " great deaf % S'"%'
MARY ANN sToIKI0UsR
srRvcr cRrEk, IlgSIIsf no; Co., PA-}
January IL, 1851.
II C. SPALDNs
SIRi
You will please send me two boxes OF your &C.
phalie Pills send them immSdiately.
Respectfully yours, ,,,>,,
7. s.-IAars a,sd OHs Dor Of your Pits, ard fad
hsm CrctiisHi.
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1867.
Please lind enclosed twenty five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. TAsy
a.; truty tAs best PiL' iAars ,S rn TIL PM
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., u
BEvERLr, MASS. Dec. II, is6O.
/ wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my eustomeIs. lfyou have anything OF the Nhd'
Pine Sns oSmy customers, who is subject to severe
Sck Headache usually lasting tive daysJ TGs car,
Cd oran attack in OHs AOEr BY your Pn'' "hieh 1
Respectfully yG%SrfS WILKES
REYSoLnSBURG, fRASKLIN CO., ONO,
January ., ls6i.
IIENRY q. SPALDING,
No. n Cedar ST., y. ".
I,.lo.ed find twenty.Rye cents. C2j) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills" Send 10 address GA
Rev. VIM. q. Filler, Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co.,
Ohio. ,,,
WA c. FILLER.
YrsILASri, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
SIRi
Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephal
Il pills for the cure OF the Nervous lleadache and
Costiyeness and received the same, and Asy lad 90
oood an sgsct tAaf ras iRdEesd 20 send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A r. WHEELER
Ypsilanu, Mich.
F,oy the Examiner. Norfolk, W.
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure Of Headache In all Its
forms.
FROM tAs Erd'ainsr, Norfolk, "a
They have been tested In more than thousand
cases with entire success.
FROM hs DsmOerdt, 81, Cloud, NiHr.
n you are or have been troubled with the head
ache. send for a box, (Cephalc Pills. 50 that you
may have them In case OF an attack.
F,Om hs Advertiser, PrOuidsncs, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said 10 be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and one OF the
very best FOR that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From the Wsstp n. r. Gazette, Chicago, LA
wehesrtily sndo Mr.. spalding, and his un-
Tiyalled Cephalle Pills.
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FROM the Ws'to r. r. Gazette, Chicago, ~.
wehesrtily sndo Mr.. spalding, and his un
riyalled Cephalic Pills.
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PAMPHLETS and TOWN REPORTS
Printed ut tho Union and Journal Office, Liberty
st., Biddeford, Nc.
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NOTICE..
WE. having been appointed by the judge OF rro III
w bate for the County OF York, To receive anu
examine me claims OF the creditors Of John 4. Lit
tlefeld, late OF Wells, In said County deceased,
whose estate Is represented as insolSent gte hO
Nah. A ID 1861. have been allowed TO said eredi.
tors 10 bring in and prove their claims, and that
we will attend TO the services assigned US NJ thg
dweiling.house Of Joshua Hubbard, Ed, ~ AN
stb and the 18Th Mondays Of July neat, from nlne
of the clock in the forenoon until four OF the o''SA
in INC Ai'eihooA' JAMES NJ. STONE,
JOSHUA HUBBARD.
Dated Tho cld Of MAY, 1861. S"S
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PROM hs Democrat, 81. Cloud, NiHr.
n you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache. send for q box (Cephalic Pills. 80 that you
may have them In case OF an attack.
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"USE THE BEST!"
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration Is put up in two sirss, and
retails for so cents for pin, bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles arc much the
cheapest.
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Msssss Hssnr 2. WILSON 4 Cot deem Ms. VII.
on, Hair Regsnerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations have, IN many In
stances known them 20 restore the hair where u bsf
fallen on remove dandru restore the hair IN lie original
color. cure entirely the most panfal hsadaes,-aAd In
some instances most serious humor Personally. have
been shArsr In several % these BENEFITS
REv. HENkY HILL, Manchester, N. ii.
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Msssns. HIyRr r. wI,os Cot have used your
Hair RsyensrAor and Hair Dressing, and have received
er,at benefit from them deem the articbs worthy of
hlgh con endAton, and ebesrfay recommend thsm 20
all who want gray hs 10 It's original ooor. 90
10 any Who are troubled with danarun OF dsagresass
itching Of the head hunors, or TO those whose hair 10
falling from the head.
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bottles have been sofi in eighteen months w,flosi
the least injury 10 health IN anyeass. EY-It Is put
up In bottles Of three different strengths with full
directions for using, and sent by express, closely
sealed, TO all parts OF the country. PkiCES-full
Strength. $O Half Strength. s., Quarter Strength
AZ per bottle. Remember This medicine IL de.
signed expressly for OBSTINATE CASES. In which all
other remedies Of the Kind have been tried In vain
E2y- beware Of limitations! None warranted
unless purchased directly OF Dv. NJ or ct his Office
Prepared and sold only Mt Dr. Mattlson's Rem.
edlai Institute for special Diseases, No. % Union
Street, Providence, II. L.
This specially embraces all diseases OF P'irafs
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN. Consultations
by letter or otherwise are strictly eorfd,nfai, and
medicines will he sent by Express, secure nom OBJ
servation, TO all parts Of the country Also accom-
modations for patients from abroad, wishing for .
secure and quiet Retreat and good care, until TO
stored 10 health,
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FROM tAs Examiner. Norfolk, "a.
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object Tor which
they were made, via Cure Of Headache In all Its
forms.
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SPRUCE GREEN, HUNTINGTON Co., Pa,
January Is, 1861.
IL &. SPALDING
SIR;
You will please send me two boxes OF your &C.
phalie pills Send them immSdiately,
Respectfully yours,
s.-IAars assd Ons Dor Of yo1r Pills, ard 6ad
tAsm CrcCHsHt.
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY q. SFALDING, Esq.
Please lind enclosed twenty dive cents, Tor which
send me another box OF your Cephahc Pills. They
az trHfy tAs best Pilis AdUs srsr tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, 7. NJ,
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co., U.
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Mr.. SPALDiSG.
- :

SIR
Not long since ! sent TO you for boxoi Cephsl,
Costiyeness, and received the same, and hsy lad 90
800 "a. ,s,cf fAaf uras indeed 90 send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct To-
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07
RuskIn ON LIohsn Of the Rock.

Lichen and MOSES howare thesee Meek
creaturesl the first mercy of the earth. vail
ing with hushed softness its dintless rocks :
creatures full Of pity, covering with strange
and tender honor the Scared disgrace q
ruin-laying quiet finger en- the trembling
stones, TO teach them rest. No words thai
| know OF, will say what these MOSES are,
None are delicate enough, none perfect
enough, none rich enough. How is one "a
tell of the rounded bosses of furred aud
beaming gTeen-the starred divisions OF
rubbed bloom, Inclined, as If the rock
spirits could spin porphyry as We do glass /;
the traeeries Of intricate silver, and fingei
of amber, lustrOus, aFboreseent FURNISHED
through every fiber into ftful brightness.
and glossy traverses Of silken change, YET
all subdued and pensive, and framed fol
simplest, sweetest Offices of grace. They
will not be gathered like the flowers, fol
chaplet or love-token but of these the wild
bird will make itg nest and the Weariec
child its pillow. On 81 rnif -.nnnF
And, as the earth's Rrst mercy 80 they ars
its last gift to us. When all other service 4
vain, from plant and tree, the soft mosse|
and gray hchen take np their watch by th'
maidstone. The woods, the blossoms thu
gift-bearing grasses have done their parts I'd
a time, but these do service forever. Tired
for the builders yard, h0weEs for the bride
chamber, corn for the graaaEy, moss for til
grave.
Yet, as in one sense, the hambiest :
another they are the moat ihonored Of tn
earth children. Unfading, AS motionies.
p the worm frets them not and the AutumI
wastes net. Strong in lowliness. thel
neither blanchin heat nor pine in frost. u
them slow.hngered, constant hearted, Is id
trusted the weaving of the dark, etern1
tapestries Of the hills to them, slow ped
ciled, iris dyed, the tender framing Of the|
endless imagery. Sharing the stiffness 4
the unimpassioned rock, they share also 4
endurance; and while the wings Of depAa
ing Spring scatter the white hawthorn bid
som like drifled snow, and summer dims q
the parched meadow the dropping of u
| cowslip gold-6t above, among the moul
aims, the silver nchen spots rest, staflike, I
stone and the gathering orange stain upe
the edge Of yondef western peak reflects I
sunsets of a thousand years.
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SMITH 4 N1xoN's HALL.-The performance
last night was tip top, and drew another fine
audience. The music, vocal and otherwise,
elected the unstinted applause of all pres
emf, while the comic department was, as
usual, .excruciating in it slaughter-provoking
eccentricities. Another capital bill is up for
tonight, and, as a matter of course, another
large crowd will be on hand-this latter is
one of the certainties-for like mosquitoes,
when they put forth their bills, they are
sure tn drdlp.
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nrMArN1Na IN rnE CITY rKEAsuRn
suNpAY.scHooL CELEpRArrc

SUNDAY-soHooL CELEBRATION AT MEARs
CHAPEL.-The exhibition of the Sunday
school connected with Mears Chapel took
place last night, and was largely attended.
There was plenty of good music, both vocal
and instrumental, and among the airs was
the "Star. spangled Banner" which was
received with loud applause. A boy, named
Bolts, recited a portion of one of Hon.
Andrew Johnsop's recent patriotic speeches,
and acquitted himself creditably. A de-
clamation, entitled "The Modest Little Girl"
by Miss Clara Hukill, and a song by Miss
Lydia Johnston, were received with pro-
longed marks of appreciation.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Hall Us. Kessler, (Ex-Sherif.) Judge
Storer delivered the opinion of the Court in.
General Term. The question was as to the
right of possession to certain property, in
cluded in an assignment made by Henry
Falls, who, before the delivery of said as
siRnment had left for Canada and travelled
from there to other parts. The Court was Of
opinion that the assignment was a ruse 10
defeat the rights of creditors; and, at all.
events, that it was not fully execute before
and accordingly affirmed the Judgment made
at Special Term.
The Gazette Company Us. The Cincinnati,
Lebanon and XeBia Railroad. An action to
recover for printing, SC. The defense
claimed that there was no legal Organization
of the Company. Case submitted.
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Police CoURT.-The only case of import
afce before Judge Lowe, yesterday, was the
application of Joseph Weightman, aTwelfth-
ward soap-boiler, for a new trial. The mo.
ton was argued at some length, when it was
oyerruled by the Court, and the defendant
fined $40 and costs, amounting in all to about
$50, exclusive of attorneys fees. A writ of
error has been granted, with a view of test
fng the constitutionality of the city ordi-
nance under which the prosecution was in
stituted, and a hearing will be had before
the Court of Common Pleas.
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CONVICTION NEWS.

SToLEN Property FoUND.-About two
weeks since, q large amount of jewelry was
stolen from the residence of Mr., Collins, on
Greenup, near Eighth street. Yesterday, as
the wharf fery-boat was removed, in cOnse-
queuee of the fall Of the river, the stolen
property was found imhedded in the bank,
together with other valuable articles OF
bjouteTie. That which was not claimed is
awaiting an owner.
Mayors CouRT.-Mayor Goodson yester-
day disposed of several cases of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct but none Of
them are worthy Of particular mention.
BonER ExPLosIoE.-The boiler of Patton's
mill, on M~adison-street, above Seventh, ex-
ploded yesterday, but fortunately, no person
was injured. ...f
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"RET1HEMENT OF HOWARD MATTHEWS FROM
THE COUNTY AUDTToRsHIP.-Hon. Howard
Matthews gave a splendid banquet to a large
number of his friends, of all political parties,
at the Verandah, last night, on the occasion
of his retirement from the Authorship of
Hamilton County. Nearly all the members
of the City Council, the city and county
officials and a number of prominent private
citizens were present, and all appeared
highly gratifed. Numerous speeches, mostly
of a humorous character, were delivered, as
is usual on such occasions. The first toast
was proposed by Mr.. Matthews, and was
'The Union; it must be preserved; {" which
called forth prolonged applause from every
one present, without regard to political
| predictions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

RAILWAY MATTERs.-The Directors of the
Eaton and Hamilton Railroad held a meet
ing, a few days since, and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS, The contract recently entered
into between the Indianapolis and Cincin-
natl and Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Companies for the so. called division
of business, is, in the opinion of this Board,
destructive of the interests of the company,
and contrary to public policy, therefore
] ResolUed That the President, in connec-
ton with the Receivers of this road, be and
are hereby requested to take all legal and
honorable means to protect our interests as
an avenue of trade to and from Cincinnati
and the great West as against the injurious
operations of the above-named contract.
Resolved: That until we have a better uu-
Outstanding with the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad Company, it is inexpe-
dent to enter into any permanent arrange
ment with the Cincinnati and Chicago, or
any company, for through business.
By reference to the proceedings of the
City Council, it win be observed that that
body has appointed a Select Committee to
report resolutions relative to the same sub
ject.
The Receiver of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad has submitted his monthly report
for January, as follows;
Balance from December committeeman" Ss,aGs Is
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PosTMAsTER.-Ex. President Buchanan has
appointed Dr.. Andrews, of Newport the
successor of DR.. Foster, II is presumed that
Mr.. Lincoln will confirm the appointment
CouRr-MARrIAL CoUNTERMASDED. The
order for the court martial of Captain Pope,
of the u. S. Army, has been countermanded,
much to the qualification of not only the
soldiers, but the citizens.
SMALL-Pox.-A few new cases Of the
small pox were reported to-day, but the dis
ease is rapidly subsiding. 1I A
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

STABBNa AFFRAY.-A stabbing ARRAY oc-
CURED last night on the corner of Third and
Park.streets, i'm which a man named VIM.
Armstrong received a severe cut in the
breast, from a knife in the hands of a man
named Muscroft. The difficulty was caused
by the former making some uncalled-for re-
marks about the sister of the latter. No ar
rests have been made,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

GREAT BAReA1Ns.-By referring to our
advertising columns, the ladies will per-
cieve that Messrs. Deland & Gossage are
now offering a superb stock of fashion,
able dry goods at bargains unprecedented.
Nessrs. D. 4 G. are determined to keep up
with the times.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

TEE PHGNIx INSURANCE CoMPANY.-The
prompt adjustments of all losses by this
company, commend it to all persons desiring
to secure themselves against fire. 1t is based
on a substantial foundation, and has estab-
lished local agencies in the principal cities
and towns of every State. See advertise
ment Of General Agents, R. H. H. NJ. Ma
gill, in another column.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

REMovAL.-Messrs. Anderson Il Hanna
ford, Architects and Drsugbtsmen, it will be
seen by reference to another column, have
removed their Office to the north. east corner
of Third and Race, second story.
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coupr-

The will of Samuel Raymond, late of this
county, was admitted to probate. eI
Elizabeth Kraus was appointed GUARDIAN
of John Kraus, a minor. S
An application made BY Mary Grant to|
have Daniel Grant-from whom she recently
obtained a divorce-removed from the
guardianship of the estate of his children.
was Overruled by Judge Paddock.
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LOST,

4 OST-FURs-0n Tuesday night, between and
~ s O'Clock, from Coyington to Pixies Concert
room, a dark set ofladies' furs. The finder will he
suitably rewarded by leaving them at the Press
Office. mhTCP
II OsT-BREASTPIN On Monday night, a
~ ladies, breastpin, oyal-shaped, containing a
miniature likeness ofa gentleman. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at 237 Fifth.st,
bet. Plum and Centrel-Rv. mh7-b*
OST-BITCH- A very small black land. tan Ter
II rier Bitch, with long tail, ears cropped, pug
nose, and top OF mead and THROAT nearly bare Of hair.
IS will be paid for her return to 80 Chapel st, bet.
Vine and Walnut, below Ninth. mh5-c'
Observation-Disclosures REWARD-On Vine
n or Fourth .stsn a pooketbook containing Sl5 20,
papers and a broken ring. The finder will receive
the above re ward by leaving 1t at ]. o.. C0NN0R'S
dining-saloon, Vine.st. above Fifth. b. X. HOG-
TER. mh7.b%
OET-0n FOurth-st Measurer's Memorandum
Al and Notebook, containing check drawn by W.
b Moores q Son on Evans & Swift, payable to HEIGHT
or bearer, for $50, and one drawn by d. @ Wallace,
trustee, on Commercial Bank, payable to under
signeC or bearer, for SO 40. Payment of said checks
having been stopped, the finder of said book and
papers will confer a favor aud receive = suitable re-
ward upon returning the same to No g Plum st.
The book Is neatly bound in red morocco, with own
mh6-c iC6g. Tines II. b. MOORE.
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PoLITIcAL-George Carr, who is so well
known in the city, is a candidate for re-
election as Constable in the Second Ward.
He refers to his past services as a guarantee
for his future fidelity.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-07

HUToHrNsoN.-The New York Illustrated
News, Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's IL
Illustrated Newspaper, the Budget of Fun,
and the New York Ledger can be had of
Hutchinson, 100 Vine. street.