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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Baldwin & Smith Us. Yoeckle. Judge
Storer remarked in this case lin which the
plaintiffs sought to recover possession of a
foot of land that where a party takes pos
session in good faith, although his title
would be defective, he would be allowed the
benefit of the occupying claimant law, and
should be paid for his improvements.
On a motion TO confirm a sale the Court
held that thirty days should elapse between
sale, exclusive Of those two days.
BEFORE JUDGE HoADLEY.-Mary Spellbing
and others as. W. Pollock and others. An
action brought for the redemption Of forty
Eve and one-half feet of ground on the cor
ner of Thirteenth-street and Main. Argued.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
PopuIor Idvertisements.

Cncinnci DsILr PREss u me natpral orOds Of
labor ard employment N 0s oity. The facilities II
communication ehioh a. nrnishes btreep iaborers aR'
employers, AVID bet,osen capital and Industry, bVmeoas
Of % large drcgiaHon a,d cheap advertisements, sup
pdv ne people sgnA a oohreFtenos tshich has only 70 Be
fried 10 Be aprreidted. 4 brieT advertisement IN ne
DAILY PRrss places the object before RdHV hOusaRds
oCboh iaboTers aud employers, and Of buyers and
tetcrs.
AHstrers % advertisements may b receired al me Office
Of the DAILY Pass, sealed, aud addressed 10 ndmot
tpiiuis OF Hu8nIefs
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
A verdict was returned sustaining the will
of William Runyan.
George Nieman, a native of Germany, was
examined on an allegation of insanity. The
evidence showing that he insists on having
seen a star which appears only once in six
thousand years. The witness stated that he
had a great passion for preaching without
being particular as to what denomination
the congregation belonged, and that during
his missionary pilgrimages, he usually was
armed with an Arkansas toothpick. Judge
Paddock directed him 10 be taken to the
LoDgview Asylum.
Sarah, Alexander and s. B. Hammel,
minors, had John Hammel appointed their
guardian.
JsmesD Dunlap, aged two years, was adopted
by James and Mary Boland.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

PERsoNAL.-George P. Buel, the cele-
brated American card writer, who is tempo
rarily absent from the camp at Columbus, is
now in this city, stopping at the Burnett
Houea r .E .s. ..r
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WAX N%fGTTFRs.


One thousand Mimic muskets, and eight
hundred and fifty full uniforms were for
warded 10 the Guthrie Gray Regiment, at
Camp Harrison, yesterday. This will be
exceedingly gratifying, not only to the
recipients, but TO the public in general.
HORSES ~ooETRABAND or WAR.
In order that there be no misapprehension,
we are requested 10 state horses are contra
band Of war, and hat proceedings will
hereafter be instituted in all cases, when
dealers attempt to ship them to the seeded
States.
FLAG PRESENTATION TO THE ROVER A
An elegant silk fsg, with thirty. four stars,
and bearing the motto, "God aud our
Country" was presented on Monday after
noon to Company B, Rover Guards, at Camp
Harrison, in an appropriate address, by the
Rev. s. l.. Yourtee, on behalf Of the lady
donors, Mrs, NJ. ]. Parrish, Mrs. D. W.
Thrasher, Miss Maggie Morrow, Miss RE
BricBell, and Miss Mollie A. Bruce. The
speech throughout was eloquent and pa
%triotic, and was responded to in a few touch
ing remarks by Lieutenant Startzman.
The proceedings were of the most interest
ing character; Mentors Band being present,
and playing some beautiful airs. The excel.
lent taste displayed in the arrangement Of
the hsg reflects the greatest credit on the fair
givers.
THE COLOR COMPANY OF THE FIRST KENTUCKY
The color company of Colonel Guthrie's
Kentucky Regiment is soon to be chosen,
aud we hope that the selection will fall upon
Captain Frank B. Cahills gallant corps. We
think this honor belongs to him, as he has, at a
great sacrifice, surrendered his business, and
enlisted in defense of the stars and stripes.
Having been a journalist, a physician, and a
hotel-proprietor, he is known to, aud popular
with all classes, and the selection of his
company to bear the standard, we feel con-
fdent, viii meet with general approval.
Captain Louis A. Allen having raised a
full company of one hundred and twenty
FIVE men, rendered their services to Colonel
Terrill, for the Second Kentucky Regiment
but having failed to obtain an acceptance,
he will make application for a place Ia the
Fourth Ohio Regiment, at Camp Dennison,
and intends to go thither to day for that
purpose. They are all eager for a fight.
~EUCHARIsTIC.
George B. Whitcom, Captain of Company
E., Fourth Regiment, (Marion Oo~ntinentals,
tenders his thanks, and that of the company,
to Mr.. A. Hinkle, Mr.. Mccormick, corner of
Seventh street and Centralavenue, Mr.. R.
Ward, corner of George street and Central
avenue, Mr.. Mathers, Court street, Mr..
Adam Gels, corner Vine and Fifth. streets,
Charles Wells, Ben. Barton, Waine Gunkle,
for donations to the Marions. They will
always be grateful to their friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

PEARL STREET RIFLES The Pearl. street
Rifles intend turning out, in full uniform,
to receive Major Anderson, when he arrives
in the city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
PERSONAL.

nERsONAL-To ADOPT-Any ore DESTROYS
IL of adopting a nice healthy male babe three
weeks old, can hear of ono by applying at the north
west corner Of Lon ami smith SITS. Inquire
for EDWARD Tailor. myl2.c
HOERsDNAL-w. KENT co, manuiaolures
boots and shoes, No. 1875 Finh-strest, three doors
sast Of Race. The work Is all done by competent
where else In the city. jaH-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

TIE TRUE REVOLUTIONARY SFocK.-In
the Concord company, which is with the
Fifth Massachusetts Regiment are four But
tricks, sons of one man, and he the de-
scendant Of the Colonel Buttrick, who gave
the word Of command at Concord Bridge on
the 10th Of April, l71h 'Firel fellow sol
diers for Gods sake, fire !"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

THIS morning, at nine o'clock, j.. Graft &
Kohl sell at No. 245 Plum-street, the furni-
ture, being of very excellent quality.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

For sale, fifty double. barrel guns-a good
kind for Home Guards use-at G. & f,
Spicker's, 1873 Main-street, up stairs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

FoR superior spiced or picked oysters,
fresh Holsters, canned fruits, &C., go to Wsg-
goner's, Central. avenue, above Fifth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

DOEsrIoKs MARRIED.-Mortimer Thomson
(Doesticksl of the Tribune, was married, in
New York, last week, TO ~a:daughter Of Mrs.
James FACTION Fanny Feen) Doesticks is
now an officer, we believe, in the famous
Seventh Regiment Of Gotham. M
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

FoR SALE.-A route on DAILY Press.
Apply at cc%unting-room, between three and
four o'clock p. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

DEATH OF A FORMER CNorNNATIAN.-Mr.
George Walbridge, the recently appointed
Postmaster of Toledo, died in that city on
Friday noon, in the thirty-sixth year of his
age. Mr.. Walbridge was for many years a
resident of this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

PERsoNAI.-Among the arrivals at the
Burnet House are Governor Dennison; At
torrey General Wolcott; Judge Swami; Gem
eral Butler, Columbus; Captain R. L. Gram
ger; Captain Dickensoni Lieutenant F. S.
Mills, US. Artillery; Lieutenant W. Nelson,
U. S. Navy; Captain Benhsm, U. S. Engi-
neers; Hon, Garrett Davis, and DIR. Stephen
Gano, Kentucky; General Schleigh, zanes-
villa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
City News.

FoR rent or sale, a piano, in good condi-
ton. Apply at 2O4 Elm.street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

THE largest homemade bread in the city
can he had at Smiths Bakery, south east
corner of Go llaud John.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
FOUND.

/ EOUND TIE PLAoE-Where all those elegant
n Bonptts and Ribbons are bought so very cheap.
Apply al the Cheap Millinery Store, is West Fifth.
ttreet, near Main.
nyil'b J. A. HENDERSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

PosToEFICB APPROXIMATELY. G. Baum,
Postmaster, has made the following appoint
ments:
D. W. @. Sbockley, Deputy Postmaster.
W. H. Conclin, Chief Pay Department.
Samuel Borden, Ladies Window.
W. H. Smith, Register.
H, H. Schultz, Accountant.
Jas. Mccall, Newspaper Assorter.
George Coney, Samuel Bernstein, and Jas.
Carnes, Mailing Department.
R. K. Paine, Newspaper Department.
w. I. Wagner and George Klotter, jr.,
Box Delivery.
G.. Clark, General Delivery.
]. F. Blackburn, Newspaper Delivery.
Charles Balance, Stamper.
Luke Murrin and George Perry, Porters.
VIM. DefBeck, Waterman.
VIM. Abbott, sr., Janitor.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Cry IMPROVE
At the regular meeting of the
Board yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch pre-
siding, the following business was trans
acted:
A communication from A. N. K~ingsbery,
asking permission to tap the sewer on Wal
nut. street, between Pearl and Second, was
referred to the Commissioned of the District,
with power to act.
Mr.. Peter, City Civil Engineer, presented
plat and estimate for bowldering Livingston
street, from Linn to Mound. street. The
Clerk was directed to prepare and transmit
to Council an ordinance authorizing the
work
The City Civil Engineer submitted ordi-
nances to establish the grade of Dover. alley,
from Elm to Plum-street and Budd-street
from Carr to Harriet which were directed
to be sent to Council.
Mr.. Horton directed that an ordinance be
prepared and sent to the Council, to bowlder
Budd. street, from Carr to Harriet.
Mr.. Peter, City Civil Engineer, offered the
following;
ResolUed: That the City Solicitor be re-
quested to inform the Board of City I'm
provements if the city can collect from the
Methodist BuryiDg-gfound the assessments
for improving Bicket-alley from Court to
CLARK. street; and that he be requested TO
COmmonCS SUIT dBdluot the NlLy passenger
Railroad Company, for paving Central
Avenue, under the contract with Jones; aud
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company, for
money expended in repairing track on Free
man street.
Adopted.
Mr.. Kiersted offered the following:
ResolVed That Thomas ]. Peters, City
Civil Engineer, be and is hereby authorized
to sign bills for paving and cleaning streets,
in the Northern District for and in behalf
Of Charles G.. TierAoD, Commissioner of said
district, during his leave Of absence.
The bids for repairing Yine-street, from
Pearlstreet south, were laid on the table
until Tuesday next.
To John Ryan, to repave and repair
Fourth. street, from Wood TO Mill-street.
To bowlder Werner-street, as per adver-
tisement, TO Patrick MeKeown.
To Lowry and Humphrey, to bowlder
Court-street, from Plum to Elm-street.
To John Ryan, TO bowler Hoadley street,
from Fifth to Sixth-street. :
To George Barton, to repave the intersec-
ton of Fifteenth n Race-streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG q WILL
~ ANS Sales-rooms Nos. % and III East
Third'st Dry Goods, Boots ana shoes B ,oss, Fur.
nituIe and Bnggies, at Auction; On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, May Is at O'CLOCK, will be sold at our
Rooms, % and I'd East ThiId.st a lot Of Dry
Goods, BOTTOMS, Boots aud Shoes, and $50 volumes Of
.ALSO-A At 10Y o'cleck-A choice lot of new Fur
Cane Rockers, Bureaus, Marble top and other Ia
bles, Desks, Book cases, WardrobeA, &c
hne new BugPies, city make; one is
admitting top, the other is q Pheton Buggy.
Sales positive. Terms cash. myl5
. a UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES
IA Large Sale Of a Fresh Stock of SeasOnable, Sta.
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, at Auction, for Cish.-
Oassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, n. and Nj. ~Oassimeres,
Irish Lii ems, Brown Linens, GiRghams, Lawns,
sWisses, yaeonets, Mulls, Gloves, Mits, Suspenders,
AIsO-2OO dozen assorted Hose and Half Hose.
ALSO-A lire of fine Embrolderies, Lace Nantes,
Silk Points, Shawls, &c
ALsO-l0 cases New Style Prints; Is bales Brown
Muslinsi o cases Bleached Muslins 4 cases assorted
ALso-At II o'olock-An invoice of Boots and
Shoes. myH
A QCTION sALE-BY ]. GBAFF q KOHL,
May Is, at Q O'Clock, will be sold at
245 Plnm.st., between Sixth ana Seventh, the fol-
lowing Furniture, viz: Heir-cloth Sofa, do. Parlor
Chairs, Armchair, Reception chairs, Marble.top
gere, Hat rack, oak Extension-tabls, oak Arm
chairs, China Dining and Tea-ware, SCI ooley's
Refrigerator, Brussels Stair-carpets aud Rods,
French and other Bedstesds, Dressing bureaus
Wash stands Chairs, gilt Window shades, Bed
springs and Mattresses, Hall, Brussels. Parlor and
Chamber Carpets, Of superior quality, &e
@ CRAZY, Auctioneer,
myl4 is East Fourth st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

MAYORS 0FFICE-The receipts for license
at the Mayors Office for the week ending
last evening, were as follows:
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None need apply but young unmarried men, of
good ,cbaiaoier. Pay varies from SI2 to S25 per
month In addition to pay, an abundance OF good
and, comfortable clothing, board aud medlclI at.
tendance will be furnished free of charge, together
with bis horse and accouterments
] Appb az once az No, IL , Sycamore at.
] NIB sWIETZHR, First Lieut.. lst Dragons,
myl6'u Recruiting Ohfcer.
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FOX SALE


TOR sALK- sALooN-Lease and Fixtures, at
y 65 sixth,st. myll-fF
EOR SALE-SALOON- Cheap, as the propris-
- tor wishes to leave the city. Inquire at 25l
West Filth ST., between John and Smith myl5-b
EsOR sALB-AT A BARGAIN-A good Family
y HoIte and CARRIAGE. Inquire Of D.. Il. H0AG,
100 West Fourth-st. my14.d de
ENgR .sALE-DOGs Three full. blood New
u fouudla9d Pups, two dogs and one slut. 81
tween Vice and Race and Third and
1CuIen-sts. mylo.O
ESOR SALE-A Wholesale LIQUOR and Wine
n Store, situated in a first. rate location. and do.
IN a ~frst-late business The owner wishes to re-
tire from business. Address Postofnce Box 9l0,
with zeal name. myil h
EMK sale UNITED STATES GOVERN
hENT haHDS-Atl2A to % cents per acre.
PeTsons desiring can effect eRsSios Of the United
prices, on application to The andeTiipned, who SSSoi il
Gui5orized to take applications IN dye form These
i (. g S sGs nS' q SSS ol3 e SauS (. ~ n; w TK4T Tbi4s at
Lmh2s til
FOH sALE-A FARM-Of about so acres, in
=, Warner County, Ohio, two miles east of Fosters
sidewalk is made from the railroad nearly to the
fS Mdn,v u. II TIKI + near m;og the s., village GI Of Mi,smiyiLs, and
acres are under cultivation, balance in timber, we'll
snail SrsBsr5 nee &c. VIII Ifi% sell pG Il foT 81 s sssse Der TGS aGrsi
one. third cash, and balance in one and two years
sFAfhhU sna 4 Mal satkSEsE, 6 6G5tR; Ssst 6 6pT1'r of
tmyl5cl q rr
IGOR SALF-A good Frame House, Of five
n looms, stable and carriage house and four
acres of ground, on the Clevestown Turnpike, near
Oheviot, about seven miles frtm Cincinnati; au
orchard # Iple and peach trees. Will be sold for
Sl,GOC- half down, balance in one and two years.
AIS
A Frame House, Of six rooms. and five acre1 of
ground, adjoining the pleasant village of Loveland,
Ga the Little Miami Railroad, and twenty miles
IRON Cincinnati an orchard of bearing fruit .tress,
apples ard peaches. viii be sold for S~l,OOv-half
down, balance in one and two years
SAML A. SARGENT,
myI2.c N. W. cor. Fifth and WaIuut,sts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

METEOROLOGICAL Internationally Henry
Ware. No. 7 West Fourth-st., May IA:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

NV ANTFD-NUR5B GIRL-Who fesls an IN.
w teiest i. children aud can. come well recon
mendtd To such a person a good home and reason.
able compensation will be given. Address, through
Post office B * DS3. myl5.bR
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

w fNTRn-By a fret rate pianist, who can
w give the best Of references. a tew pupils for
the piano. Charges extremely moderate. Foe
further particulars, apply at l.. NANPBLr'S, 39S
Centr2l-bvenue. myl3-d"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

"AhTED-Persors wanting good and durable
w ri lures for twenty cents; will please call at
] W. 3 Gallery, northeast corner Tbtrd
end S. camoro sts at the Museum B ,ildipgs En-
trance on Sycamore. myl5-bN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

NEJ ANTEU-Any one having oae or tive small
children and wishing board for them, can
find n lteasaut country home iH a private family BY
addressing Mrs. NJ, Pres. Office. Referen es given.
fmy15.bsI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

wv ANTED-lT RNOWN-That the UDipn q Al
Wv lerI, 20 West Fifth st is.now making cheap
Pictures, and also furnishiug advertisements for
Others in the business. For reference, apply TO a
friend, who copies them daily. mylj-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

NM A~NTED-A SI~TuATION-By a respectable
w young woman, TO do d-ess-making or family
sewing; w uld assist in chambeTwOrk, IL required.
No objection to city or country. Address JOSE
pHlNE, at this Office. myli.bE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

WNJ AM HD~-EHGlNGEER OR mAOHINISr-
w To take charge of a stationary engine. Single
man pref, rred. Reference required. Address Box
. Burnet House. myl4-b'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
LITERARY.

The principal topic Of iterest in the literary world
Of England is Ale xander Smiths new poem, Edwin
Of Dei" It is handled with considerable severity IN
most of the critical journals, and seems to have wen
no cordial praise in any quarter. Tie Saturday
Rerar says We cannot predic. that Edwin Of
Dera will materially improve i,s euihOr. positio1
III the literary world Every page Is emnenty pretty,
aud the story throughout ID readable enough. but
the characters have sort OF ygor or individuality,
aud the poiis Of very shsmbng description. There
plenty Of fine ines but often bearing an uneoni'
Portable appearance Of having been foted into Iheh
places by toe head and shoulders. With regard 70
general criticism, we can only repeat what has oeeu
already said twenty times el ewbere in previous no.
tces Of our authors works. But Mr. Sn'itn snos,'
rscollect that each repetition in anew wor. ~ D'
old faults strengthens the hands Of adverse e',u''A
while each year that passes deprvss hin Oh 'no
Of inexperence, and lessons his chances ol "'",u
nont. He IL still sttery unable to 'haks on n's o.ns.
faalts-an unfortunate striving after Violent n'e.sPuV
in earth, sea- and air. and su hveterato hae OK eoho
ing other peope's poetry and IDEAS lie s'n soanass
to tantazs US with beautiful lines hero aud here' e's
asosu spOis their effect with ,ome noIetrccs'nas''!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
ROCKS RECEIVED.

The Law % Nations saoctins coniaerc during War BY
Francis H. Upton LII. b. DYo pp ~. John y,
Nsorhies.
The SoatheFn Rebellion aud the Wr Tor ths unon Serial
Nod. jan res ID. Toirsy.
Pc,ures Of southern Lie Social Polics anstnary Rus.
sells Letters 10 rhe Times) lin.o. Pp ls2 james q.
Gregory
Historical sketches Of Europe. BY yo. de BuelOw Serial
Part ~ Published VI No ~ Dfoad4t es.
The Metaphysics Of Sir Wiim sn,on. eolss 81 arranged
and sbdged for tie VI Colleges aud Pse s,udent,.
by Fnasi. Bowen i2mo PIP. sd sever 4 efsucis,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
POSITIVE FACTS wIrHOUT THY SHADOW {
nOUsf By NCHAHb tKoSax DtfssAs. bvo.
lls Print "a flr iNe Psbliakeg.

DUUsf By NIcHAHb tK0Nak DtfssAs bvo, p.
lls. PTirsa far iiss Psbltkes
collection of o@ays and trestises by various
suthors moaly on moral and religious subeets, divided
into a series of chapters, under appropriate titles .
contained in this portly volume. The names of tho
authors, whose works have been drawn upon by tie
compiler, are, with fcw exceptions MOI miniiiariy
known to the public, and without preliminary notice or
Introduction, must he taken by tho reader exclusively
their own merits. Tie aim of tue volume appears
to be the diffusion OF wholesome principles and sound
precepts, but they are presented in too formidable
bulk TO reach the mas of readers, without any
traneous attractions. Among its contents we find q
translation of Beethiuss CONSOLATION Of Philosophy"
but tue principal portion Of the book Is hom less re-
condite sources.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. sar,sabef 1854 ". H.
Bidwell.
The present number of the ECLECTIC conEsnees
new volume. the aeries having attained tue venerable
figure 81 Ehy-iour. In its selection Of eduirabs
miscellany from great variety Of foreign soarCts W
tue highest reputation, this magazine has recommended
itself to wide circle Of reads and it still occupies
place which Is held by astLer American periodical.
The special feature which in It's ges,
of combining elabor,'e snd profound Gtarny and
scientific pspors. with the lighter produesons Of tina
British periodical prsss gives charsstsr Of general
interest and makes il wsleore alike to the schoas.
,he professional man, asd the general reader Amcug
TIE article Of chief value in this number which 10
embellshed with ncssotnt portrait. Of IborSaldsen.
sad The Life and Times Of Count Cayour" "Eoyes
and Novelsis, "Lays and Legends Of Cromwell"
Modem French Historians,' no, 10 meutisn Others
ot perhaps no lsss merit.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

THE LAW OI fAIloNs AfgECrlNG COMMERCE
pURINd WAR; WIFI AnRyisw OF rna j sIsporoS
ftscics, AED fRocGnpiXos OF PRus Counts BY
FRANCIS n. UrfVS Ill =. Uso. w. oL
la pursuance OF the advice Of several en nent
igal authorities, tho author Of this Volume Las
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-07-12
roR soRE THROAT. HUM

wells Universal Cough Rmedy has proved II
self a perfect remedy for this troublesome com
pluint, result every one might expect, and ey-
cry one will experience by rial. 1t is so pleas
ant in application, and so soothing to the in
noous. There is probably no greater error COM
mitted than that Of not attending to complaints
Of this kind in early stages Of attack as proba-
bly, more cases Of consumption are produced by
the neglect OF Throat Complaints than any other.
Being free of all componeuts to disturb the most
delicate constitutions, we ask, in confidence, Il
astonishing results are by new developments in
medicine, may VIC ask all TO be sure and get the
genuine to insure success. Sold by all rcspecta-
bic dealers. See advertisement-27w4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-07-12

A PLEASURE TRIP ON THE LAKE
On Saturday next the steamer Mount
ain Maid will leave the wharf at New
port at eight o'clock A. NJ, an hour ear
ier than usual, bearing a pleasure party
down the Lake. twill return two hours
earlier than usual, reaching Newport at
five o'clock, in season for all to reach their
homes at an early hour. The Irasburgh
Brass Band will go on the exclusion
Fare fifty cents per couple down and
back.