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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

Ex.CoNsTITUTIoN BROWNE TURNING UP
AeAIN.-The correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury at Montgomery, Ala, tells Of
the movements of Browne;
The Constitution newspaper at Washing
ton, the recent organ Of President Buchanan,
with its good will and subscription list, will
be merged in the Advertiser of this city.
The preliminary arrangements between Mr..
Browne, its editor and the editors Of the
AdUsr tiseT, have been agreed upon, and will
be authoritatively announced in a few days.
MI. Browne, however, will not become one
Of the editors of the paper, as he has ac-
cepted the position of Assistant Secretary OF
State, and entered upon the discharge of the
duties of that responsible position. The
AdVertissT, from its past service and rigid
adherence TO the principles which have tri-
umphed in the formation Of a glorious
Southern Confederacy, is well fitted to re-
present the views of the Administration,
ftba the well wishes of every friend of the
cause.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

A PEDESTRIAN JoKE.-A little joke was
played upon the Palmer (Mass.) boys about
the time Mr.. Weston, the pedestrian, was
expected to pass through town. A man
who seemed disposed 10 have a little fun out
of the thing, disguised himself with shawl
about the waist, mis- coat collar turned up,
and his hat pulled down over his ewes, went
out of the village, and came in on a fast
walk, measuring a yard at almost every
step. A large crowd of youngsters and
sporting men, who expected Weston, went
out to meet him, and did not discover their
mistake ill the pedestrian revealed himself
| IL the Antique House,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

New ColToS SSUPPLY.-The following is an
extract from private letter from a young
gentleman now in London, dated February
8, 1861:
There is large and very extensive cotton
company in Manchester, started few weeks
ago, and they are making preparations to
raise their own cotton hereafter.
NY room. mate, Mr.. -, of Tennessee, is
here making contract with them TO COM
mence raising cotton in Australia or Africa.
Mr.. has been cotton planter for twelve
years, and has owned 800 negrOes most Of
the time. He has closed his affairs in Amer.
lea, and expects to start the growth Of oOttor
in Australia. He win have very Large
| capital 10 commence with. io -o. ~ N
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

The TOTAL AMOUNT OF TOBACCO on THE
GLoBE The present annual proiuc n
of tobacco has been estimated by an En. !.
elish writer at 100000 600 pounds !
This is smoked ohewed and snufel.
Suppose it all made into cigars, 100 to
the pound, i would produce 1000 600, goo.
this tobacco unmanufactured, to cost on the
average ten cents pound, and we have $400-
100000 expended every year in producing
a noxious, deleterious weed. AT least one
and balf times as much more is required to
manufacture it into marketable form, and
10 dispose of it to the consumer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

, A WoMAS's REMEDY FOR SLIPPERY SIDR-
wALKs.-The Niagara Falls (New York; Ga
zette tells story of two young ladies who
were promenading along the street recently,
when one of them slipped and came down on
the icy pavement like thousand of bricks"
poee, ''Beiore another Winter I il have a man
10 hang TO; see i'll don'tp dsF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
A Cbnpter on the HOnr, Glass.

The hour-glass, says the Chicago Journal,
was a great preacher in its day. We found
one once, packed away in an old chest; the
sand all lay motionless in one hollw cone of
glass, but we gave it a turn, and the fine
grains Of yellow sand began their journey,
trickling one after another slowly down, un-
til with the dying hour, the last lingering
atoms fell with soft, sitting sound.
When the upper Of these crystal choppers"
of time was filed with new grist, the fall
of the sand seemed rather retarded than ac-
celerated by the pressure; but as the hour
began to wane, it hurried down the smooth
decliYity with fearful rapidity. That is q
good deal like our reasoning about time;
when we begin life fresh turn is given to
the glass, and we are rich in minutes; we
think they run slowly, and we bold them up,
as the reveler does the wine, between him
and the light, and very beautifully do they
mantle in the sunbeam. The cupis filled Il
will last the day OUT and so we toss it care
lessly about. aJI.I.r..I ... ..
Very different is the picture, when the
small mound of sand in the lower section OF
the hour glass, is nearly finished, and begins
TO look like one of those old tumuli, for il
hides the dead Past Then, as the slanting
ray streams redly through the window look.
ing toward the west we silently watch the
sinking sands there is no frOlic tossing o.
the glass now; we walk about softly upor
tip-tOe, lest we jar down a single grain, too
soon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

A CATAMouNf KmLED.-A catamount was
killed few days ago, near Wallpack, N. j.,
measuring six feet four inches in extreme
length. For many nights before he made
the neigbboring woods resOund with his
cries, and was so ferocious that he had CONF
menced an attack on the party that killed
him Ia ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

SHARING THE MLEAGE-The mileage from
Oregon is $4,000. The Presidential electors
of that State would not agree to send one Of
their number to bring the electoral vote, but
all three came and divided the $4,000 be-
Ween them. One draws the whole from
the Treasury and then shares it With bis as
gociates. ai ff
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

NEGROES REGARDED AS PKRs0Es.--The fol-
lowing is an extract from the Montgomery
(Ala.) correspondence of the Charleston
Mercury; - .a.
On account of the small size Of the future
House Of Representatives of the Confederate
States under the old apportiOnment, it is not
unlikely that it will be altered SO as to af.
ford larger and more efficient body. II il
to be hoped that a full representation will bl
! given to negroes as persons, which woul(
partially remedy the evil Of too small /
! ueSse.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
Ialer from Havaun.

NEW York, March l4y-The steamer De
Soto, from Havana on the 9th, has arrived,
No news Of interest. Sugars L0ore active,
with q stock Of le0, 900 boxes, Freights
plenty, and vessels WAnssd. Aoasy easier. 7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

Mr.. @. sent for the proprietor of the estab-
lishment and asked for an explanation. The
word gLace, in French, has a double mean
ing. In its restaurant sense, it signifies
'ice;n but Mr.. G. had no idea that himself
and his companion had eaten thirty dollars
worth of ices. The mystery was soon cleared
up.
"Sir," said the proprietor of the cafe "a
fortnight ago, this same lady supped in my
house. She amused herself by covering q
large mirror with hieroglyphics, scratched
on its surface with diamond. The mirror
was ruined, and its value was 100 francs
As Madame now honors us with second
visit, under your protection, thought you
would be willing to settle the account"
But Mr.. C.-obstinate fellow l-refused to
listen to reason. 1t is said that glaces are OF
very easy digestion, but he found it impossi-
Bile to dispose of so large quantity at one
sitting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
MUSICAL.

VIOLIN sTRINGs.-A FRESH LOT
Of the celebrated Italian
VIOLIN STRINGS,
Just received per steamer, and for sale, wholesale
and retail, by JOHN OHU BUH. Jr,
Publisher Of Music AVID Importer Of Musical In-
.stTuments, SO West Fodtth st. mill
FHNHB AHTBRICAN MUSICAL CLASS.
u B00K-A new work, designed for the use of
Eemale Colleges, Institutes, Seminaries aud Nor-
nal az d high Sehoois, containing Elementary In
HtTuctions, Vocal Exercises aud Solfeqsios, and
valuable collection of Duets. Trios and Concerted
] ieces for Female Voices, by T. Bissell. 4
Price go cents for which ft wilt be sent per mail,
post paid. JOHN -GHU RICH, Jr
mill Sc West Foutth.st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

A TRAIT OF PARIsIAN CHARAoTER.-0neo Of
our satirieal journals is responsible for the
following trait of Partisan manners:
Some days age, Monsieur O. took supper
at a famous boulevard restaurant, in tets-G-
tete with certain actress. Upon calling for
the bill, the gentleman found that document
made out under two heads. First came the
charge for the repsst, which amounted to
seventy. three francs. To the total of section
one was appended the item
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
FAMILY. SEWING -NACHTNEgI

HAVE 0PENBD A CENTRAL SALES
~ ROOM Sor the West N the new Commercial
building, no. p84 RACE ST., three doors from
Eom tn, Cincinnati. y raELrrf ~. .".
These Machines have no rival They combine
cheapness and exceliepce with sitSllcty, durabil-
iy and Doiselessness OF action, to degree NOT ap-
preached by any others. -A--. - l..F
They demonstrate that - good machines can bo
made for S25 have here tofore been sold for S7B.
Our machines range from s25 to SS7, Hccor1isg to
Sewing. achine our S25 style is just .geod and
reliable the more expensive ones, and better
not be made by any body. AZ. . .-... s.r....
Families and dealers are requested 20 call end test
our machines, whfsn warranted and ikspt in
repair for one year ffee Of charge. Terms cash.
agents wanted throuF hent the West aud South.
mh6-cm '' ,7 WILLIAMS 4 ORVI9.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.
TO Lime Dealers.

GSRALEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- OEIVED at the Office of the Gas Company, till
the 18th inst. to furnish years supply Of lime
80 the Gas-works-say As bushels per day. The
bushel must contain 2 6ss cubic inches, and the
name Of the lime must be set forth in the bid.
e. [mhS.gl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
THE UNION lFANUFAOTURINGOO 90.
. No. o3 west F'ourth-st.,

. INOs 70 w OSe - OeAE SAA-sSrS
NJOW SELL A HANDSOME sac LOCK-.
IN STIfCH FAhfIfIYr SEWIE0-MAOHIHE foF,
$40 heavier Machines, for cloth and leather wsrk.
at S50, SIS and 500.
These Machines work on an entirely NEW PRIM-
CIPLE, and are highly recommended by all Who
use them, as being much superior to the old clnnl
Of Shuttle Machines Hemmers and Binders, 81
extra. We also manufacture and sell the celebrated
"SL0AT ELbIPTI0" SEWING-MAOHINRS,
Which make the stitch alike on both sides, sn6
Of all other Machines, without their objectionable
features. Hemmers, turning all widths Of hers
and over-seams, ample and easily managed, aFs
given with each Macsine. Prices from $50 -
SI26. Warranted for three years, and satisfao-
tOn guaranteed in all oases Also, the 6loat Shut
tie machine-prfce $780, +. .ss-.F ~,
Agents wanted ADDRESS
UNION MANUFA0fUBING COMPANY,
fel9 63 West Fourth-st, Oinoinnasis Ohte.-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

A servant girl, Jane Johnston, in the em-
ploy OF Mrs, Robinson, in Kingston, Oansds,
broke open the cash box, stole fl40, and set
fire to the house, the other evening,
RugRieIo Settimo, who suffered severely
for the Italian cause under the father of the
Ex-Kipg of Naples, has been called by King
Victor to the Presidency TO the Upper House
of the Italian Parliament.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
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WILLIAMS 81 ORvIss
Manufsetarery ortRe CsIebFssed Doubls.thrsud
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

NEW BARBER-sHOP.-W ID. GOFF,
IN Barber aud Hail. dresser, late Of l57 sixth.st
has removed to his new shop, 100 Sixth-st where
he will be pleased 10 wait his old customers, and
Others, who may favor him with their patronage.
.r. lphl3.cTl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
WHEELER 8 WILSON'S
Sewing Z Machines


T%N JIM ooSF ~ GFfFlh GFfFhssSE s.sIss ssHs I.,H.s
ali IN cir suits e Law with Infringing msnVfHss
ttirerr. uFoposa fhNf the pablo shal be benontnF
thereby and haFe Accordingly hAOUOHD I'M
PRIOE6 Of their gsYine -maehtnea. . a.. 4. u.
uIar FaTuslT Seuiug-rrachfn Inc IN the country, -
now empITins aI .oOO IN their buslness an
1nairina ord HBNDRnn MACHINES peF daT,l
they are Tguparod With such extraordinaFy he1s
tiles and erEsrioaco % Quarantee g the puruhalg
wABRAnrED zshhE:FEAHs ha3l
ms drnsrsnss n Srseo bss:sg iaersIy airsrOnasu
01,3Os Machines cold n 1855, bolne douhIs ~
sales - any othe-'og4. pany n le Union.
Awarded the F'sSt fremium = tho t-
VS.. FAIRS OF ls5a, iass AND 1850,
A. =. IN. oinosunati- ucchanis.' Inusitu,S ~
fF7ifIR 4TTjO TrGTV.4 FuANS We have taken frf
INT Prsnium over an cDmpsiitorz % the bost
BEyF TAAEEf sEw1EO-MAoHIHz ~
fsu,.s ne sbuttls. t.ies tie Iock .ssitsh 6lIkssz
both sides = the goods. lsaFinG no aChain Or ri11F
t1e un neor side Of tue seaini end useo but hnM
As much thread as tho caInin-stitck fagohinea.
testimonials, Sto. slil ,n2ilW 7f7tf ~
WA. svsaNrR d Co, Agsstu,
.... ~ West Fourth-st.s
P1KE's oPEBk-HoUsH,
deI5 OIHOINEATE
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IA "a M O " "a Il.

FHNHE CINCINNATI GAS.LIGHT AND
~ COKE COMPANY has removed its Office tenn;
poTarily to No. 81 West Third st., lately occupied
by Msssrs. A. u. Mowry q Co I, Bankers, and inn
niediately opposite the Masonic Temple. mhl3-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
TchlTt-I. CINCINNATI FRIDAY MORNING MARCH I5 1861

Durden's Great Bank-fraud In London
InteTestinE Particulars or tho Opera
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
&an ,Granrisr0 4 advertisements.
EsEAsEEy vyAFEas CURE
AND
M0tOgpaaiifC EpsaitglGFOsa
CORNER or STOCKTON PACIFIC SITS,
San F;sANrESC@,
Formerly Ioealed in sleramen.ol

NJ A. the first and is The only llydr"",hic tstab-
" Hshu NJ IN Calilorria, that combines Au H.
yarrd Treatments Of Eastern Water Cures DIR
BARLOW J 2MtlII rs the only man conducting
Wat cure ON the Pacific coH-t, who has lHd the
vantage and received the degree Of NJ. y. from the
New Anik liydropahc Colleg-' We adopt aud t""rl
the theory ana pfaetre Of that seool Header, 10 YOU
have been suffering from any chfn0c y u'ir nid
have bee treated tnr Weoks luonthS and wears with
drug medicines, and Hrc tot -ai-hrd "th the ''sut,
ana desire t. rnusnt more ratouHl So Srn E'n may
rely upon DR. Smith is thc best yarop7tae auIh"t
iiy iu tie state. We invite Y0t ch' 'Hd haNr N"hi
cR-e cXaniucd, II viii cost ruu r,thIug We give
five weeks hoard ard treatment tyr $'tl, % paid %
advance. oar Price is 50 ror Wtet II r1id weehN. g..
We give Free Lecture every Friday evening. on
subjects pertaining to health aro hygeuic treatment.
We depend tor success not w adyerflne, iu I'D cur
irg our pat eut-, heiug liberal .jth and making q
pleasant hom for them, ard striving to let none 90
away dissatisfied.
If ven are stG ring from chlls and fever OF from
the effects OF the same, can cure you
Rheumatism We seldom fH 20 cu. (, ,brsidesWc teach
you how 10 keep free from IL
Dyspepsia. Coustipati,n n, Piles and the early stages
Of Lung diseases, easily give way and are readily
curet under proper llylrnypa'hc treatnent "eaE
ntd ntrvuus females SUI ring from amy derHngemcui
peculiar to woman kindly treated and always
benefit ed Gt oar hoEe and l., sututon.
~ Circulars sent on application, free Of postage
oC2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
0r. Gszaphap's mediral cards.
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY Us
Jrjvalp Medical 81 Surgica Institute,

fTlkdtt NtbiCdl 81 hui @tCdl Ah'htlutC,
sacramento street, below Montgomery.
ro,no.i.e A.. racfe Mail Steamship Co.'s Onice,l
san FRANCISCO,
Fstablieted in 1874 iort the Po1mancnt cure Qf al
t,,irate a3,d cbfo1lic Gtseaaos, aad joF me sRp-
|TTTENnfNt AND EtslnENT PHYSICIAN E.S.
a III EPES ~. VI D., late ~ lhe lienGatah
imeut cr i9uveds, 'Uit o~teton 10 uc .UH!
no.ptal of Pest. Hungary. Ete Lecturer on Diseases
If " Omen and Children aid Honorary Mgmner 81 lhe
pIiI,d, phfa CoIeee of Medicine. Particular
tt nj on pd to The treatment OF diseases pecoll 10
" man and Children.a III
Office Iours-From .. ~ TIL p. ".
Communications strictly confidential
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations. w letter or otherwise, free.
Address Or. h. }. CHAPKAN, san Francisco
5sSO TzzE At5FEsCEElts DR.. l.. j. Cap
b kay returns hi, sincere thanks to TO ms huhe p
GUS patients for ther PATRONAGE and would tahI tns
5i,uurtuuy to rcnud thrm that hc rouilNe> "r -
s at his Institute for the cure tan 4orna Fih e
d stases--such aS syphilis, 0ouoTh@a, rotiuf a.
emissions and ali tHc tqu~ntts OF seiaHust IN
lp Glst stages OF syphinc or Gou"lrIos@l seHstS'
he a.iarnntec a cure in lew days, witho neon
vcnieuce to the patient or hindrnnce to lbs business
when a pHtiCnt. by neglect or III proper Utatlu ht'
has Gevt loued the secondary symptoms ol sNphiir'
such as buho,s painful swelling" o the 81 olus' OF
ulcers in the throat and uost, #ltehl u net cntok'H'
d sruy the soft parts and cause the bone to h'f'
separate and come nWHN, leaNns tH, e'Nial tr a ~.
ect hidtous to behold; or when blutches "h5 pMp,'
break out the skin or wien he his laiulUl s"el'
ings upon the bones when ais cunsitut ON Is mJur-
ea So as to prcd,ro,e to consumpt or other con-
st.tutiouH disease. the Doctor guarantees cure or
ask, 10 conteus lti0u
In rheuuau,n, chronic or acute IN dl dlscutery or
darrhu,a he has safe AMI elc,tul renedles. Fol me
treatment of the Consequences o. se Hhusr' such as
uottr,l cui s-ious, nervousness tutuity, Hit'he
pains in the back and limbs, with E"uct NtaNlts>
,ss OF appetite, los ct me- ory, injury to tAe S'spt
re-te,eness confusion ol e"s ID llFe or so'iel@ a'
n irriu oi WcnriAeSs ci '; Nli 'ht tt'o#s H
So eNeitah, that 81 g,t noises sAocN or -t}rit h pa
tiett, ra ing lis eNsuutc u rrAbIe For Ihg "o 70
u,aHdies tac Doctor vHl Auata t'e 4 ,Dir "t 5ea l
coiauai-tt. u. Ie can lc consulted lgec Of chI-e
ana lr4 ties an {, cal, 1t Wit cost iIt." to- g
ana oay br much to ih,ir advantage CM-e Aou'
| lrnnl Q A u 10 j. ".
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

Dear Sir-snch is the ueukfuue-s / feel tol tlr
preservation oi MY hcajlh 9th body and mind, ud
believe # my lie, tht hope rltI not be co. sid.
cred Intrusive In tonderugmy thankiGl acknowledge
mcuts + r restoring me to hc. tI aul Waku3my hie
aloon worth preserving, when 10 Hd become bur
Then too greet 20 h,ar Victim as was to vice tlat
had undermined my constitution, ANA developed "a
train of nervous symptoms, such nervous debuitv
headaca e' ai,re-,In- mbIiy, self d,trusts bznc-s
uuut besides Jas ot epeugtuauI culrgr. which lal
made my waking moments Wretchel and my $ eeplu-
refreshing ANA was fast hru sing 1t 20 the grave. hut
thahhs IS your Skill, | am restored 90 health. y or,
amt eacrS}. Hoping to guide others 5, ere they uHy
und rrhri You have my permission TO nmie thjs pa
me-. Grat gtulr yours, LEON ARD WAITE.
Tie Dr. h. J. C4apkay, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW CwMg)
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
II . . S 4 NDS or CAS Els
ErsAOEyeInsNntice.

maF4-ly rmp
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
SAMEORL'5
GtANEELE
Ca %Eaar5 54C: aaAG,


Pure Vegetable ExtIacts. and put ZIP In
GLASS CASES, Air Hight, and Will keep
in any climate.
The Family Ca- rHart'c EasEL is
gentle but enactire Ea- ,thafac which u.e pro phi
vtor Ea5 used IN bis irae Z vice more u4I twenty
yuar-.
The constantly ircrca. .ur demand from those
who have bong usei ID ri ahEEsE s. and the satis.
hthp which IN eyue.slin regarlt 80 heir use has
induced tl. tl place thtH fhWilfn THE reach Of all.
TIE y, ,.'essiop wei .Eu ~ tAal different Oh
tbare- alt an d'Gar,u r portions uf tlr bowels.
IHc lF.Sr1Ea.g g. ri @TsEtgs re 2EA.s
h1s, With due reference, tu U4- wen cstaIIlsA,d
feet, been compounded from yar,ttt Of the Iu-
rest Vegetable FNtrHrt- (which act alike every
pait 81 th- rlimeriaNFf fcauH. aui arc d. ana
fs Gp aii ea-a were + Cathhrtic il nee ed. such
S5.Sss "a HsVuGt of thc Stomach. 81 ipVp
imcS-e r. ifs- in shelf asa"A % q a4O.aN.
1'o fftycHcs~. Pain lao" @oFcs.' ss NCl
tUC " RlDES body, = from su dtn cold, which
frequently, IL uc Iecled y end iu long cru-e ui
Fever. Eos OF 1 ppV. h I.-sfcs "a Gre Pr O.
scua.itEurs GE Id " uVsl tfIa b. a. b.,
sesffs.-rttc+~ . II SaH = 'H"hc, or Weigh
the Etsud, Al Ma. y % 5tis4s's"Iuty E.is-
eantn " sIls tu e. 5i1HtS NJ .s ti';lt%
Eshttlassa ts"ft as great EfHs ssvB cstEac
Fgtond and many di-.s GHsns to which flesh is
heir, tao nHrHry.a as i0|- mention in tAis aUver-
tiac4n,.l Efast i to#.
E'FsECat9 = RElsFes: rsfEFSa.
THE Esvcr Hrvi t0r"lnT aud Family
Cut'l"ft.e ssitiA ar, rolaad by Hruse t- general
a.T. W. shNEoGn, ". ~,
Manufacturer AND Proprietor,
broadway, New York.
Sold By the Druggists every where, andhy
k'ss2E6 x VyRssTE, sole Agents
tor the Pacific coast 1872 Washington Street san
Francisco. au3-iy
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~ aTaEaGGc EBcCds

will be delivered TO the persons drawing the above
described Real Estate free from all iucumbrHncrF.
For the reliability and fairness with which the
above distribution will be conducted, We have per
mission to refer to the Undersigned
Low Bros. & Co., Mary
Isaac Glazier & Co., "
$. a.. yVELLEAgES. Proprietor.
A. WILLIAMS,
Only authorized agent to transact business councc-
ted with the above. no2l
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
"o Ts0 dIc@

Dr. Flattery present new, safe and certain treat
mcut the di leases to which females pecui rly
liable eject ally removing item and their d.relu re-
suits.
.4sT" Dr.. F., if required will visit ladies at their
residences.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
Marysvi-Io Water Cure.
II. w. FAA!3s NJ. ID. d MRS. T., II.
FAEES NJ, d..

It T EIilN Nss EVs4
HYDROPATHIC PHYsl IhNS, will eeeiye patients
into their house for treatment and attend to utHdr
practice in city country. DR. FAiES guarantee,
wthhls Electro Magnetic steam and actro Chemical
baths and other remedial agent, to cure diseases
more speedily aud with lee, expense than can b. done
with medicine. For several years he has hHt am cE-
tnsive prI tice in tile East Among the diseases sue
cessluly treated are the following: Gnut, lh-uma-
tsn, Neuralgia. para} $, Muscular Distortions, SiiI
nd enlarged toints, Ulcers, ScrofuH, Constipation,
Gravel, Fever ami Aguc, Continuous FrYer,, etc --
He liscs no medicines because they are unnecessary
aud absolutely injurious. We remove the ca SECS of
disease restore favorable conditions to health, and
orr patient qtiekly recover. We also teach them
low tokeep we'll Aiicases Of poi-oE,lg and diseases
ChNMia.N bnths.