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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
Mdiral.
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y. FL Z e. e TT I E2777a z, W. ..
EORMERLY Professor of Medical Jurisprudence,
L syracuse Medical College, ~ Y, Member Of the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, llouora-
ry member OF Imperial Philosophical Society; foI-
merv SUI gecn to the British army of Volunteers
and the Anglesea Lying in llosptal--late of Mel
bourne Eye and Ear lnfirnary.
-OFFICE-
Northwest corner of Washington and sansome SITS
San Francisco
Onioe hours, from IL till l2 and till 5, and even
irgs, after I.
TO PATIENTS AT A DI, TANCE.
DR.. Flattery can be consulted by letter stating lst
age; 81, sex; 81, time taken i'll; 1lh, coiisti-
tuition; 9th, occupation; 9th, number of
treatments snbmittc3 20; Ilh, descrip-
ton of caus, and symptoms ex-
perienced and those existing.
He will then send medicines with di ections, to cure
any cureable disease.
DIR. J. FLATrE would respectfully inform the pub
lie, that he be consulted Consumption, Feual,
Complaints, Diseases of the Eye and Ear, and Maig
naut surg cal aztec ous
His mode for the CURE of CONSUMPTION, an othct
Lung Diseas 5, is principally by the inhalation O
m deal vapor, bls IN dscoveri the Physiol
ogy of Respiration and Nutrition, which bear the
closest Phlusop phiCAl examination His long expert
enCp and attenti, n tc the above named complaints
his safe and speedy meth ID of treatment, and his
traorduary success during long and extensive prac
tiCe, enable him to promise all persons afflicted saf
and permupeut cure.
BY along course of study and practical experience
in lurope and America, DIR. T. has the rratidcatiOi
Of presenting lhc unfortunate with remedies lhat ha "
never failed, siucehe first introduced them, tn cur
the most alarming ease, and that in very short bu
reasonable time, without the aid of deetcrouS drugs
within the last fifteen ears, DIR. +. has cured NOR
than len thousand cases of the above named, and
patients had been previously treated with mnera
pc sjn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
Harantee Deeds

will be delivered TO the persons drawing the above
described Real Estate free from all incumhrances
For the reliability and fairness with which the
shove distribution will be conducted, we have per
mission to refer to the undersigned
low Bros & Co., Marysvile
Isaac Glazier & Co., "
IL n a
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17

SrDFETON, May -, l>jj.
Dear Sjr-iIaYng entirely recovered from my sick
ness, avail ms sei OF th op ortuuity to return my
tanku led -mrus for tie rtlict that Aouhavc
given me. When | think ol the distressing bodily
weakness, headache, iearuucss, want OF confidence,
dizziness, rtstssucss. weakness in the limbs, loss
memory, confusion of ideas dislike oil society, noe
turnal emissions, and many other symptoms, which
had made my life miserable, can hardly express the
gratitude trel, for my existence had become bur-
then 10 me, and nothing afforded me the least gratiG-
cation, whilst now, feel perfectly we'll and can ENJOY
Nfeto my entire satisfaction. Knowing thai there are
many aill ced AS have heen, YOU have permission to
make use OF tAis letter as you think proper Believe
me, gratefully yours, Nj. MICllELLS.
10 De 1. j. CAankay, San Franclsco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17

HAEIoVIIIF, Juno y ToO1.
Dr. l.. }. CzapEay, San Francisco-sr-I have used
ue iast ol your medicine, and do not think SHAH
neei any more, us feel very we'll, except that have
not entirely got my strength yet, but soon will with
the appetite thar have. 1t is just three weeks, you
may rrcollect, since | called at your Institute, with
my consut on, as | thought, entirely broken, aud
never thought you ould be able to cure me PERFECTLY
but thought you ght be able to do something to ease
the pain in my back and head, and strengthen my
limbs, which were so weak that they would almost
give way under me, when walked and to strengthen
my nerves SO that would not get excited and tren.
bic at every little thing. Now that you know what
expected you may Judge Of my satisfaction at my
complete recovery from those symptoms, and the re-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17
jkzsIlII!!l;ll jkzsIzz!ls!lljll{l:zlN z!ljl{l:zllLN
kzI:z5:IlIs!!!:!Zl!Z!!ZII,IJ o. lI!:lZ!I,J q! Z,IJS

MRS. WINS1 OW.
An experienced Nurse aud Female Physician, present.
to the attention Of mothers, her
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-17

Dear Sir-Such is the thnukfpurss i feel for the
preservation OF my health both body and 'iud and
believe rt my life, that hope VIII not be sid.
cred intrusive in tenderinEmy thankful acknowledge
meuts for restoring me to hea Tia and making my lite
Il boon worth preserving, when it had become bur
then too great to bear, Victim MS was to vice shat
had undermined my constitution, and developed q
train of nervous symptoms such as nervous debility,
headache, distressing tmdty, self distrust dizziness
love of sol tudc loss of memory, and want of rcSol-
tou, besides loss of strength and energy, which had
made my waking moments Wretched ana my 5 eup liii-
refreshing, and was fast bringing to the grave but
thanks is your skill. am restored 20 health, vlor
ana eaergy. Hoping to guide others where they may
find relief You have my permission to make this pm .
ht. Gratefully yours, LEONARD WAITE.
10 Dr.. h.. Czapkay San Francisco
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Sealed Proposals.
91ARTEEvAsTEE- OFFICE,
For Smith Ark June ~.


stEALED Proposals will be received at this Of
fee. until - ociuck NJ Monday the list
;z. e .TuIv next for the delivery at this Post Of
f-l,c Hundred Tons of sound well cured
,,,Frrhaut.bIt Iiay- To BE stacked under tiie di
r-iorf Of the urs ;er= isned. Of his agent, and
irI, m allowance -; Eyt less than four quarts of
-ait 20 the toU
Bi:- III b. received for not less than fifty
Bidders viii name two sesi securities in their
les,r- Of proposals. q their bids Will net be con
=!Glyr,l-
Proposals to furnish Timothy, Clover. Crab
-,r=.ss E,t.7- Hungarian other cultivated hay
will De- cvEsI! !-E-i IL preference TO proposals. for
furnishing prairie or Wild iiay, and for any II the
same --uls-sz. BIDS VIII De cCasiigred for 1IantI
t..s Of twenty i've tons
Proposals viii also b. received for delivering
r.rairl'. Cr Will hay. stacked The ground where
:. shall b. cut within twenty miles of this post
Thee proposals must specify the locations. and
distances AM y II y considered with reference 70
~. cost oi trs;:l~E Es'-t--lon-
The Pg..Iri- Hay t. BE- GU; on "C before the ist
f sfgs.Jl-t next aH II delivered At this post,
4rl,@rE -, ~ f,fsre the :sl;h of September
NJ. II delivered OF the ground where eut. 10 be
veil stacked sa!tai as before stipulated, secured
- - substantial fencing. and delivered as re
fTire b. .hc undersigned, on or before the Isl
Es,- &C Q,tct<r next The Timothy or other cuttl
- Ho,- - /. delivered j. directed by the -:nder
.,-ri - +-.s- all shall bz delivered by ist oi Oc
JAMES 2 SPRING,
% NJ Gen. Isl Div. Ark. ' ol
rF-~. -, I~t;I-
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General Order, NO. 8.
EEsasrAETrEs. NcCULLOCH's BRIGAdE,
=. .----..-- = ..-.--. SEl

ELESi-Et -A4.4Fi->. LLbSH DRItAuk-f
Fort Smith, Ark, June l., lo6l.
Reports having come 10 the notice Of the General
.,,r..f4.aIia. tia: certain men Of the volunteers
zlay.. been committing Expectations GA the stocks
ai rvate citizens this POST and have even in
suited GuuiEeHiiUE women, 1t becomes the painful
ng.z-tu eT ta General Ia call the attention OF the
oilers t. thys- ogI-Tsges with view of putting an
irr7g i.-s stop =. them. The General hopes that
disorders Of all kinds viii Immediately cease, and
mat each volunteer viii conduct himself, that
uo stigma NAV rest upon any portion Of his COM
Inaud The officers of the different companies and
regiments will report 1t once any eXcessss commit
ii liz their rueu to the officers IN order that an
eNam;.le may Le made
TL.. General eannot conceive that any volunteer
md his command. csG 50 forget himself and the
duty he owes to his country, as to bring disgrace
-I,is early J.;=sn the And although reiuet-
ant 10 U,iieyg Jl.a- .en under !us command, have
.nIjied ,;i,rages attributed 20 them, ne assures
fhyrl that am such oifnce proved against any
.ae:st.r ef his Br5-sie wi &c strictly dealt with
.eccr,lIn-, % the articles "f
By order Ot GEN l. MCCCLLoCh'
Signed JaxE~ NCIvTosH,
Capt C- $ y and idt Gent
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TE%lIE undersigned respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Van Buren and yicinty, that
he has just brought from New Orleans 10 this place
his entire Stock OF FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS and CLorIIiNF, and opened the same
at Geo. Austn's old store room one door above NJ
Lyuceh's store on Main street, which MUST BE
SOLD off for Cash. within a month.
EEs- Those ,cho are Gcsjrohs of zurchas-
ing good and fne article, mouid do ,ceU 10
call soon and secure bo'gains.
Ny Stock consists, in part. OF the following
Fine French Jaccnets. Orsandies, Brillants. etc.
fine Chirtz, colored French and English Calicoes
French Ginghan's, Linen Camhric and Gingham
Lawns, Linen fs' busters ana Coats Merrimac
Calicoes Fine French Furniture Caicoes Eng and
French Berage plain and figured fine lot ot Shawls
and Cloaks. Toll In noir Eienne Linen, Poll de
Cheyre. Foulard, MassJln ard Black Silks ladies'
and misses Flats French Nankinettas, dotted Lin
ems, colored linen Sateen, ladies and gents linen
bcricred. hem stitched Iiandkerchiefs, Kentucky
Jeans Beachcd Domestcs.
\ fine assortment Of RIBBONS and TRIM
NINGS, ladies silk half Umbrellas and rarasols
French, German and Irish Linen Table cloths Nan
kins, Towels, Diapers, namask etc, ladies, misses
and chidrens Hoped Skirts, late styles. from SOC
up TO 81
ehlrts, Ora awers. DC, Ladies Nerino tTndershiris
Drawers. etc. Swiss Bands EIgings and Insert
ings, fine French white .Jaconet and Camhrics
French, plain, cross bar, dotted and striped Swiss
Ladies Skirts, Ladies French aud German Cors,.is
all numbers and styles.
\ general assortment Of Hosiery, Gloves and
SILK t.let Mitts
sShawls, Clcaks. Marnoea aud all kinds Winter
Goods 10 be CLOSED OUT 50 per cent BELOW
COST.
4 fine lot of JEWELRY
Trunks, Table Covers ard various other articles
to numerous t. mention.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-26
VAN BUREN
FEMALE SEMINARY.

F. 2 LEAE ENWORTH, PRINCIPAL.
VETILL commence the Spring Session OF this
Wv School on MoSDAY Feb ith, assisted by
competent teachers in such number as the patron
age OF the citizens Will warrant.
of five months each. Ample accommodations have
pains will be spared to make the course thorough
and practical
~ The rates haze been iorrred from those Of last
the times.
Terms OF Tuition for Session Of five months
payable one half in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Primary, reading, spelling. etc $500
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lower English branches WRITING Gcog
raphv, Arithmetic, EIocution etc 1900
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany, Rhct
oric, Algebra. Geometry, Chemis
try. Astronomy dc, 500
CIR, k French or Latin, each 800
Music on Piano bv Mr. + DcJeunc 30 90
Use Of Instrument 300
Drawing (Crayonwith perspoctive) 800
Boarding can be- had in respectable families
Tor $500 Per week.
All applications 70 enter the Seminary must be
made to one of the Trustees.
WILLIAM T. ENGLAND, !
JAMES \. DIBRELL, poo,,.,
CHARLES c. SCOTT, "
JOSEPH i. GREEN. ''"7''>-
d. G. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren,, Ark Feb. Isl, 1861
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---1fs !.r--. which will occur in As hours.
-, was certainly AT Manassas junction ON
Monday
WHEELING, June 20.
The o..inaHce passed by vote of 13 TO
> 1t provides Tor the entire Organization
oi State government 1t repudiates the
Richmond convention 1t will proceed to
sbqosa new government \ state seal and
other embleus Of authority, have been or
lercI-
Frank Picrpont appointed Governor of
Lesser Virginia.
t'RAFToS. june 90
The bridge over New Crcek has baon
burned by southerners, who now hold Pied
mont, to amount Of 4,U00 \ number cf
Felcralists reported at the bridge. The on
orator at Piedmont lel at the approach OF
Sortherners- Communication between
Grafton and Cumberland is cut of.
CAIRO, June %.
John Newc0mb has been arrestaI ~,
charge Of treason, but he was subsequently,
released. Lieut.. Stewart. formerly Of reon-
lar army, Commanded at Vienna.
LOUISVILLE, June %
Undoubtedly the soutlerners in western
Missouri have been greatly reinforced.
CNcISSATI, June %.
Troops concentrating rapidly for duty in
Western Virginia.
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81 Mr. Jacobs just from Kansas, in
foTr.s Us that Lane Is getting his troops
ready Tor Invading this state He says. it
Is understood that the expedition will start
some time next month. The notorious
Montgomery Is in command OF a portion
Of the Troops He thinks they will come
through the Indian country.
He also informs Us, that while in Ray
county, No, report reached there that
Gen. Lyon was on his way to take Lexing
ton. and that by next morning there We're
gathered over one thousand men, and the
women set up all night making bullets for
them husbands
This IS the right kind of spirit to repel
invaders.-FoJt Smith Times and Hcraid.
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juren, May y. Il. CORNEiurS.
Groceries, Hardware, &c.

NTVCt1iCs, FIdfUWdrV, NE.
Just Reed by +. Perkins.
TOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea. Candles
WI and soaps, pepper, spices, ginger. starch, etc
Water buckets, churns, brooms wash boards
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps Tobacco OF
various brands. Oysters and Sardines.
CASTINGS of every description Nails, Plows
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butts
fsrning utensils Of all kinds whips, etc
Blacksmith Tools, of every description.
A large assortment of Crockery and Queens.
ware, jars, jugs. it rt 'sek. Tin Ware otc.
april u, 1851 r rFRKrNc.
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MASON 1C-

VAN BrRES LoDGE. No. 6, 4. Y. Masons, hol
their regular monthly communications the Night
of the second Monday in each month.
JONI INGRAM, WI, :. +. CoTIRELL, S.W.. J.
p kIxG. ! W, J. Il HAvEY. Sacv. II: {. Hay
MAN. Treas Il. J. BEowS, ). D., J, NJ WooD, J.
D.. \. ERANE, Tier.
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MAYNARD and Sharpes CarbInes.

YEy!IE Cavalry Companies are much IN need OF
! The s'.ov, kind of arms appeal |" the
..iIz.ns af this roErion Of the S=e who have any
- -. =, ann then. into these Headquarters,
-. =. -, l.. ,-S.i in defence of the STATE.
t,..-t,.-- will be given 10 the owners: of the
= ~. Is.,. and the State Will pay fair valu-
-e-rn f,s- lIic arms ~ :.
l. iz har,esI that who see THIS WILL ii 'htF
~. - ...,.:, arms respond at once.
\ b. PEAKCE. Brigadier General
L, :. Set. E--n4 - J. T-bi-
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Es~ So you are going to teach school ~
sai3 a young lady to her maiden aunt
= Well for my part, sooner than do that |
would marry Il wiiower with nine chill
dsen-" =. should prefer that life myself. -
was the quiet reply but-where is the
wiloyyer 90
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-26

TSs- y soldier who was once wounded in
battle, set up terrible believing. An
Irishman who laid near, with both legs shot
Of, Immediately sung out Bad luck to
the likes of ye-do We think nobody Is kilt
but yourseif?''
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-26

:Gtz- Some Boston soldiers got drunk on
bad whisky. the other day, and imme1i-
a;ely report was spread by telegraph over
the country that some dilbolical secession
iSt hal attempted TO poison the Yankee
d0Oilas
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Memphis and Arkansas Rivc1
Mail Line.
sS,
- .lL.3

This Line ~ composed of entire New
Boats this season. to wit:
lLE1IAs NW. WINDSOR Cantain
CHEoIttt ASHLEY, EEEEs PRIrCu.rn, -
LITTLE ROCK. JIxKs Bgows,
FRED NOTREBE, R. l.. HArsEs.
THE above Beats have now entered the Mem
ptlis and Little Rock Mail Trade perInaneutlv
They and first class passenger boats b,til
expressly for the trade. and are equipped and fur
nished in superb manner.
Their days for leaving Little Rock are .Sundays
Wednesdays and Frisl9ys. at II D. M. aud leave
Pine Bluff for Memphis, on Mondays 7hursf4g,
and Saturdays, at o'clock, p m connecting a
Napoleon with regular packets for NEw ORLrAxS
and at Memphis with regular packets for CAIEo. ST
LOUIS, LoUIsTILLE and CINCINNATI, and with Rail
roads for all points North. East and West
Small boats running in connection with tLi.
line from Little Rock 10 Feat Smith Van Buren,
Ozark, Dardenelle and all slnts interneiiate
For further Information apply on board the boat,
or TO
JOHN D. ADAMS. Proprietor,
or GEO. 5. MORRISON, Agea.
March 10 1861. If
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Mem phiS AMI Charleston Railroad, Friday
night. brought to this city, says the Mem
pins Avalanche, 10 24-pounders and two
car loads OF Enfield rifles In addition to
these. five car loads of hogs arrived by the
sam. train
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-26

Tom Moor compared love to a potato,
.' .'because it shoots from the eyes" '.Or
rather" exclaimed Byron, - because it be-
comes the less by pairing"
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H1LoWS.---l00 Nourse Ma
E>s son d Cos Cast Plows, reed
sse-ssss==ssSzzza per steamer Little Rock and for
sale by WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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HISA.
T0o0SSo.

- .,.rrs +.-zs, Car,,iina Rice, in store,
- June > D. hENkf' =" 4hLi>'s :
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Take Notice,

4 Ii persons indebted to the subscriber, are
~ hereby notified, that they will find their ac-
counts at the Store of Messrs. HENRY. WILL
IAMS & CO, where they Will please call and set
tie the same, or give Notes to close up their ac-
counts AL interested will do we'll 10 heed to this
notice and save costs.
P. PERKINS.
Van Buren, Ark. May ~ 1851 tfs9
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U EtEMOCHS.
8 tri color Grass IIammockS
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s-cather, &c.
I PPER and Sole Leather for sale by
- sept 80 JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
an kegs Hazard and puponts Rifle Powder
sSsS sept 80. JNo HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co
- gro. Woodman's extract Jamaica Ginger.
- sei: 81 JNo. HENEY, WILLIAMS .c Co
Ss gros Perry Davis Pain Killer for sale by
~ srptJJ JSo HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
, boxes pint and quart Flasks, III store auJ
eS1k for sale BY JSo HENRY WILLIAMS d CO
DR LEAD 5000 lbs in = lb bars of uuifo
- sizc. just reed direct from st. Louis
dec 233S j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
HROP and BUCK SHOT-3D0 Bags of 25 lhs
- each of every size made by Shot Tower G, :,
at st Louis, just reed
dec - % }. HENRY, WILLIAMS & CS
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gF~T landed a 70; ii choice Chewing and
. J Smoking Tclsvr,'. Ear sale ny
: Ff.xEy. WHLIAI> Il Go
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SUNDRIES.
SsE do2 Brooms, assorted qualities
~ doz hearth broon!s
10 doz whisk do
100 doz zine cord wash boarls.
100 doz ptd Buckets
10 doZ cedar buckets, iron bound
10 doz do do brass bound
, t"z do do do do with covers'
IS lioz we'll buckets, assorted qualities
II nest cedar tubs
- nest blue ptd tubs,
20 nest cannies,
~ dcz hall bush measures,
40 doz names and horse collars
10 doz wooden bowles,
Just received and for sale by
jan l3, 80 }. HENRY, WILLIAMS
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SUndrics to be Found

DRY GOODS
SAI + have ust received and have now opened
w 30 cases assorted Fancy Prints of new and
latest styles. desirable for this market
100 Us Satinett, Of dark blue, army blue, black
printed aud lancy, grey and brown, also
cases fancy Cassinercs,
, cases Kentucky deans assorted coIors
eases Linden Mills heavy Co,tenades.
cases heavy fancy do
> eases do Denms ass. cJ
> bales blue do
10 cases beached Domestics asst Grade.
eases Canton Flannels,
) bales of Ticking, assorted
10 cases Paid LINSEYS. assorted
CAMELTEENS AND CHECKS.
, cases Camelteens
3 cases apron Checks,
all of which are offered low, bv
dec, 30 50. J. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co
NEW GOODS.
usr reed and receiving ty every boat Full
- supplies of New Goods, bough: at low prices
for cash in Cincinnati and Eastern Cities
dec >, o9 j. HENRY WILL ANS &
EUST reed direct from the manufacturers
- Platform counter, grccers and tea Scales
Corn Mills.
Britannia, brass and iron hopper Mills,
Jane teed door Locks, with dark and white
trimmings.
Mortice ana front door Locks, do do
Dead. store and closet Locks
Congress and cast iron & brass butt Hinges
bolts, screws, etc, etc. for sale by
dee l6, JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & &C.
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CORRECTED By j J. HINKLE.

Cou1uy Produce
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-20
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.


To ds Editor Of tie Wig
America and he Americans Just now Objects 0i
special interest in Paris Probably in long seres o.
preceding wears less has been said aud written by the
Par.ians about the Great Republic her institutions her
manners aud her people, thaB in the past lev weeks
might almost say the plst few days ia point OF lAe
We are al this moment a great "sctsAk,y The Press
soemniy discusses the crisis u internal politics. and
Hlberless eAders Of the ponderous description
have been hatehed o. tie slavery question, vastly edy
.lg no doIbt, TO the Ften,A reader ent generAly sp
pearug 10 me as lacking essential requisite 0i POM
et argument viz: common senst ! the mo OF th,s
EsAancar Of editorial ESSAYS American sH.rs each
suggesting 10 our Government some simple aud easioe
& plan oi restoring confidence and amity oetSetn {
sa.es tLe orstions of Father LacOrdaire aud "l]o
before Oh Academy France and IN presence OF most
brilliant auditory c@mc-tO employ homelj silhle-
ke fresh tar-oarrel in bonBe. y tue eoqnSn' Do
iacln mOak had coutented himself sLa eNOhlhs he
u mOcraey Of America a. Gellcted bs n a. !V'qs
5le. all might have been veil Bgi he AvAiled hiH-.a u
~ theme 70 draw comparisons very hneh 70 Tue u1u
vantage OF European Democracy, and ia-t ~ the s~e
MEASURE that be euoszed the one, te BAL 'sofsG TIE
Other The natural consequence IT, that Father LAeOf
daie has aroused hornets and the ne~sPAtsts
are do~n upon him wthOg, Dsrcy not even 'Neep l,E
u esfical organs shich LSagE Sei sahsd si'u '"e
eAs1eaaOl lLn eled upon what they eOG.Tl~tguy 'e'
e@e Aoo0cr4ey severely eeLsgfe The sG1 OF h0'L-'
Slsret Or oOt coming the rescue q his H0hns = tue
oPs Toe onslaught oi the Other lOuruals tHsria AIo
Avpaoean, Is based eKcldsiyely n2on the cleorA,ee
O's1ieAhs attack lcvesd paei,-s slich 0o,h l'n-
Pi-4ss And RsPsoeAs P.oiess. Upon the great Po'-t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-20
Constipation or CestIycness,

No one OF the 'mAry Ills that aesh is heir TO" l. so
prevalent 80 little understood and much neglected as
uosVenefs. Often originating in olrelrfsneFs, or seden.
tary habits 1t s regarded Sigh. disorder OF too it,
tie consequence to excite anxiety while in reality il il
precursor and companion OF many Of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases and unless es.ly eredcated il
will bring the sufferer to an untmoy grave. Among
the lighter evils OF which costveness a the usual atiert
snt, are Headache Co!;c Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles
and Others OF Ike nature 0he 0ng train Of fsie:lul
dseast7 such Malignant Feyers, Absees5es, Dsser.
:efy, nant"s, Apopexy. Epilepsy Paralysis Hysteria,
uypochondriass Melancholy and Insanity first indicate
.hrr pEesece N The system by ibis alarming symptom
Not unfreqlcrtly the daeases named originate in Consl
patton but take ndreudent existence uulsss tie
cause is erad.cated in early sase From all these
considera;icr- il oloNs lie. he disorder soad receive
~ mediate or:,oa Whenever it occrrs aud no pcrscr
should mcgee. TO get box o: Ctphac P!ls on the frat
ippsafarce of the complaint as their timely use will es
poi the GNdods arprcrche7 OF disease aud destroy f
dangerous. zoe to EUERan Eie.