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" 1SpERENnEScE, Preston CO. Ya-Gth july. 1852
IL Oh &c ASK: Sir: have been afflicted with \
PAini1l chronic Rht1fdtislt tor long time which
peiued the skil " PhysisianG and stuck 70 me In
spite OF ailtlie remedies could fnd IntIl tried
yOurs sarlaparilla. One bottle cared ne IN ffWa
weeks aud restored my general health 90 much that
nei tar better than before WA attached. think
II . Wonderful medicine. j PREAM
jules !. Getehell. Of ST. LGulE. Nrites: AZ hSys
oSen ainleted for years With IF GEs Lfre5
which destroyed my health. / tried everything AMI
everything failed 10 relieve me; and hSTa ite6 4
hrpken-d0Un man for souls yearS from no other
cause than dGTuHggHlent Of hEe Lipef. Mv beIoved
gsstSE. the Rev Nj. ETJ. advised me TO tTy yUar
apArtua becNuse he sid he knew ySu and any
thing yo1 made Ma worth trying BSJthe bIe.iI;g
o. S9d Z has cured me- and has 20 Puri6Sd nv br6
e to make = new man OF me. feel Young HElTn-
The 6sst thai can 10 sid VI y1a f. not hSaf Srod
Se!iiFT1a Cdne.T, 1GHaor1, ElldTgsmenL EEeeTatfol
CdHe6 and Egtofiatiqa ef tbs Bona. : -.
q stet IeIeiy OF cases have heeH rePnTted to us
EaeFe euFeH O these forndabls eouiilantS IaTs ~
su4teh lEqm the pse Of thIs repsiy but our srseo
mere VIII not Admit them. Sotns Il them i34y n
tHqna 10 Our American Almanac which the iorsntS
oeISE 5amed are pleased to furnish gratis 10 ali VIC
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ms, OF sPECIFIo REMEDIES,

N. R-For worm EeTsr, WON cole wsttlng tls
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CAFF's WHITE WHEAT EXTRA
" FAMILY RI.ouK.-lUO barrels Of the above
superior brand Of Fluur Just received per steamer
Clara Dpan, and for sale by
declS N. REILLY.
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n S,7SI.S g pttona reruited anil ~, *
q. aut sErIEh 80 ~ "
=: hntraTings and An Journal IN ~ -, y,
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TxTRA FLOUR.--IOO barrels received thi
II day, per steamer Courier, ARdtOr sale by
n ". HHILLY
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". p. sHrrH. Mater Of rransportatiu1.
L, NJ CoLE- Gen1 Ticket Agent S+ noy2S
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A LCOHOL.--sS barrels rs per cent. Alcohol.
IA OLD DOmlniOn bFsGu,l, In trst rate cOOrefaEs,
inst received and for sale by
deeS9 Gao. ADAMS, so Main At.
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DEAUTIFUL WORKED sLIPPER
u PATTERNS, At ID. SICOLi. 4 BltOtS
deelI LOO Main Street.
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The Capacity this Road Is now equal to any in the
Country.
Three Through Pa senger Trains,

lie
BETWEEN PITTSBURGHG PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct In the Union Depot at Pittsburgh
with through Trains from all Western Cities for Phiia
delphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, and washing
ton City; thus furnishing facilities for the TRANSPORT
aton OF Passengers unsurpassed, for speed and COM
fort, by any other route,
Kxpres. aud Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
without change OF Cars or Conductors.
Smoking cars arsattnched to each train; WoodFufrs
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast TrainA The
Express runs Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sun.
days excepted Three Daily Trains connect direct for
New York. Express aud Fast Lines connect for nal
hmore and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Bnon. Through Tickets (all Rail ars good on either
Of the AGovs Trains, and transfers through New York
BOAT TICKETS 70 Boston are good via Norwich.
freR. az s-r-
Railroad Offices in the West;also, board any ofths
regular Line Of Steamers on the mississippi Ollie
EPFare alyyRyR nE low and tIms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FROM WiSHihGTON.
THE POLICY OF THE NEW ADbIINISTRA-
TION

IlON.
from Our Special Correspondents.
WASHINGTON, March l. 1861.
VIII the new Administration refuse 20
plapt Itself in an attitude of even desiring 10
ciliate opposition and compose existing disorders
By no means. II may. and it should ard II I'M
doubtedly will take such position. The House
Of Representatives bas already indicated BY
twothrds vote ore important step which may BE-
taken in this direction. II voted yesterday that,
II there be real apprehension in the Slave States
that the Anti. Slavery sentiment may become ulti-
mately po Serful enough TO attack Slavery in The
States, under the Constitution, they arc VIII
ling TO give them guaranty that shall
secure existing constitutional Obligations
beyond the contingency Of change. Every lie.
publican may concede this authoritatlvey and
concusiyeIy, as they have already voted Il unan-
imourly, in the house during the present session.
There ia bu. little if any real hostility TO the
proposition passed yesterday, although 81 Repab'
lcau votes were cast against Il. These were
given. in some cases, from feeling Of irritation
at tie arguments by which the measure was
urged: in Others, from natural feeling OF ndis'
position 10 40 uNyr"HG ht thi" VIM INV N''"N'
like buyine right of way TO q peaceable inau-
gurat!on A very few may bold that absolute
nAexibility is the only safe policy at the present
crisis. But no one Of the whole "a would con-
tend that the question involved any concession or
surrender of Republican doctrine on the Slavery
question.
This, then, ia one point where an attitude of
concilation may be properly taken by the Re
publican Administration, and which, while in
yolying no surrender Of principle on the Repub-
lican side, nevertheless yields substantial ad-
vantage to those in the Slave States who really
apprchend mischievous consequences 10 their in
stitutions from an undue growth of the Anti.
Slavery sentiment in the North. Another thing
which may be yielded is the offer to hold Ma
tonal Convention to consider amendments to ths
Federal Constitution. Mr.. Chase advocated THIS
proposition 10 the Peace Convention, aud It mas
been since introduced into the Senate uncer the
most favorable auspices and with general ap-
proyal. Mr.. Lincoln may suggest both these
propositions in his inaugural address without nos
tility from any quarter. But this is as far as ne
or the Republican party can consistently 60
Happily, that party still stands as it was
! prmed. und the Administration VIII reflect It's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

AsrI-SUkpAY-LAw Lass MEETIsG.--A mass meek
ing of those opposed to Sunday lave, and III iaVor
of their repeal was hsd in the StGd. Iheafer on Sun
day afternoon. The hcuse, which is very commodious,
was crowded from pit 10 dome. The aisles and pas
sges were filed with those unable to obtain seat,
and more tLan Thousand, it estimated, lei una
bic 10 effect an entrance.
A Committee, who hao been appointed to yisit Al
bany 10 sscerau hs prospect of repeal Of tho Sunday
laws during thib session OF the Legis tuIe, reported
fayorably Dr. Scbirner, the Rev. Mr.. Hatch Messrs.
Hoym, FaIence and Others made speeches which were
wen received and greeted with hearty applause A
Resolutions were adopted declaring the law uneon-
sintional and an encroachment upon sacred rights,
and that the Legislature be petitiorsdto repeal It.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FIRES.
FIRE IL PEARL STREET.

FIRE PEARL STREET,
At clock on Saturday morning. tire occurred ir
the brush mandatory Of Wm. Shi lds, No 80 Pearl
street in consequence of the upsetting u alcohol
lamp Loss $50. insured tor 500 in the East River
Insurance Company. Leopold Hertz, agent OF tho
Paragon soap worls on the first floor, sustained 500
loss Insured for $1,000 in the Ceb,ra Park Insurance
Con- pany. Damage to bailiiog s2UU. LusuIed.
FIRE ~ EIGHTFtNTH STRELI,
Yesterday morning fire broke cut IL the pottery
works OF Washington Smith, No. 2ol West Eighteenth
street causing 500 damage 70 the stock, and Ike
amount ~ the buildiug.
siRE ~ TSSr HOUSTON STREET,
AT 7, y clock on Saturday morning. a Ire occurred
I'm consequence OF defective re 10 tbe diung saloon
of Charles l.. Miller, No. i36 East Houston street
But little damage was done.
FIRE IS THE BOWERY.
At7 o'clock last light tiTe broke cut IN the buIi-
inv No. Bowcry, occupied on the irtt ioor 10y Ro-
ssnbeIy Il Brothers, jewellers and on tce second loof
by Mr. Levi q dwelling. The tie oritdaated on the
second floor, and damaged the furniture OF Nc Lew to-
the sniouut of 500. Insured toe 500 IN the Mahhs-
tan Insurance Company. The stock aud hXt.ues OF
X. & Bro, were damaged to the amount ot sou ln-
sured for 81 500 In the st. Nicholas, 81 500 la the
Astor and p 500 iu the market Insurance Company.
Damage to the building 300 irslrsd.
FIRE IN FIRsr AVENUE.
At clock last evening IRE occurred IN tho
apartment OF Jacob Zarba, the second ioor OF the
tau uent house No Sc First in consequence OF
the explosion OF phene lamp, wEich 3ir Il. Wa
filing while Lighted. The tu Difnre was sonewhat
damaged by the bmniug luid hsirg scattered about,
and Mr. Zarbas was badly burned about the face and
..l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Ws re assured by gentleman who repre-
sents q cousderS bic portion of the property oi
Tie Hor,d newspaper, that the report lately pub
l.bed in The Boston Ct,qrier, according to which
lie Ho,ld has for scme tine been in the market
ior ssie, is destitute of foundation. IL aPP'"i'
that. instead of beipg a heavily ioTins ana nope
lees concern, az the mingled dullness ana mang'
nifty of the paper might have led one to suppose
it is in a highly prosperous condition. with large
resources asd an overHowiUg treasury. No doubt
This will be agreeable intelligence to consider
able number of persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
sentiments as Aey have been embraced and pro

sentiments as Aey have been embracsd and pro
mulgated throughout the canvass. think may
now safely say that such is to be the true re-
suit, after all the complications Of the last few
months. .. I.
1t will prove the best thiog for the country st
large and for the Government for the public
mind to settle down in the that ii is i'm,
possible to reorganze parties in the face Of rev
oluticn. To attempt it is to promote further dis
location Of our political system, and to demorsl-
ize the Government. If the Republican party
cannot administer the Government on its prinei-
Ples, then, when the proper tine comes, Let it
retire, and give place to some other party that
can. But let all be done in the interest of law
and order, and under the shelter and protectioa
of constitutional forms and guarantees. But, at
all events, let US have the experiment tried.
There is no genuine Republican who doabts its
success ....o, .SP.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

FyaSsELirAl ALLIANCE Thee course ofsermonspro-
ected BY this organization before the young of the
city was commenced last evening by the Rev. DR..
Potts in the Mercerstreet Presbyterian church The
subject WIS: "rbe Dangers and Trials Of Young
Men" Tho audience Was quite large, aud all the ex-
ercises were OF the most interesting character Ihe
Secretary Mr. fioss, gave notice that meeting ior
working.mcn was held every Friday evening at the
corner Of Mot, and Houston streets The second o tue
coursc OF sernons 10 young men will be gwen next
Sunday evening at tho Mercersireet church by the
Rev. Mr.. Hastings.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
H'ire.

CINCINNATI, SAturoAy, msr'b Z, i'oi'
The ,;ouor establishment Of lIoa lsimsr & Brothers,
on Columbia street. was destroyed By fle yesterday
afternoon with most Of the stock. The premises OF l.
l.. Uordery, commission merchants, adjoining were
damaged to the amount Of 500. The aggregate io:r
is $2UOOO. Insurance 70 the amount OF the ioss II
aecuTCd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

FAKywgIL TO MIssIOsAaY.-As sro~asc iaseveh~
meeting 10 tue Rev John Ssaader, d. u, who IS atSn
10 e,l for the Arcot Mission in Iadia Was held hast
evseipg in the Reformed Dutch Church, corner os
Fif,h avenue and Twensy-pinth street. bsOther OF
Mr scgaAer's has preceded him o'ss h1ess MiaiOn
bv about year. The Rev. DIR. Riddle of Iessey City
delivered she sermon. being appeal ia fsyen es mis-
sions. The Rev. Phillip Pelt1, ding Secre
tasy Of tho Dutch Reformed Missionary So0idS, gave
the instructions 10 the missionary, whish wev 4 nr
10 the charge usually delivered to newly installed
ministers. Mr. Scudder then made his farewell address
lie dwel FIRST upon the desre be had entertained to b
engaged In such work long before he began in it, and
devoted the latter half OF bis farewell TO giving she
DuiCh Church sound scolding for not raging moro
attention to their missioners and not collecting more
money for the cause. Three OF the mssiomaries hsd
been kept at home, be being one, for cant OF money
ard there were number Of tthers who world GO "
salts on the ilth w the sbip Golden Eagle froaA
Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
The Trouble at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, March s, lstl.
Some excitement was created here Friday night by
a suspected plot Of uaunection by negroes and four
whites. Precautionary measures wee TAKEN de-
tachment Of volunteers being ordsIed Out There are
now no serious f,ars.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

THr NEWARK FLATS on FIRT.-Phc phonomsnon
Of o prairie fire. a reduced scale, exhibited yes
terday afternoon and evening the extensive New
ark Flats reaching many ml.es aroand sad aorshwaSd
of Newark Bay. Some sparks from locomotive,
waited into tangled heap Of rushes which at this
season have become dry Ms matches ses the sonira-
ton agoirg aud the south. wind lishsd tie iaDies Oh
stretches Of one two ara three miles Of barring has
into blaze frequently rising than i"eniy iees
il the air. travelling forward WIN raFenoes AeIy'
ferent shces the aroes continued VI night TO spread
aud consume to ashes the Light rubbsh Of Last GEAR
growth.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Father Waldo, ex. Chaplain of the House o. nspre.
senatiyes has reached hs 95th year. lie stu possesses
much youthful yigos and spightliness, and Pfounsss'o
enjoy life for !. .lopg iips TO cops'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
newfoundland Politics.

81. JoHSs, Friday, March I, lsbl.
The Executive Conn,i were diri,i- --d by the Gov
ernor to-day, owing it s snd to tie Colonial Secretary
charging the Governor with aairiug the minority TO
defeat the Currency bill There If likely to be yehef
election.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Great Western hallway Traffic;

HAMILTON, Saturday, Mareh :, icoi'
The Great Werterp Railway tr,ffic OF tie n. "fsh
ending yesterday, amounts 10 $i, ,OOO-sn
the corresponding week Of last year 0i Si'VVV'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Non.Arriynl Of the AusfrnIasian.

SANDY HOOK, Mhich o-Nhiui"t
As vet we have no signs of the steamer Ausir'ielan
now due with later vices from Europe. The WHO
is fresh from the south west aud the weather S very
hszy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Political.

Urea, N. Y, March ., 1921.
Dewitt G. Grove Of The DGfy CSSsrys. ,S ,bo ho
Democratic, and ex-senator Ailwiek Huhosh, tne
Republican candidate for Mayor Of Utica 1he eise'
tion " i'll take place on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
The Steamer Monarch Sunk.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, March . iooi
The steamer Mouarct from Cineibna'l 70 Ne"-oiI
leans struck rock aud sunk this morning at tho head
Of the Fals in shoul water. Her deeS freight lie uh
injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Programme OF she snaug gnrn tion.

WAsHISGros, Thursday, Feb. 2S, 1861.
lbs following is the programme Of proceedings on
'ohaay tLe 4th March next, for tbe inauguration Of
PAlaent lincon arranged under the supervision OF
the I. .hief Marshal, Col. II. B. French:
The ORDER OY FRocEssIos.
T pua,y e,eo, tfs Corsmstd Of witch will is.ns lis
orders Of dss ifort inr ts osces Dsrct sid ,i,tiDs
corPs hat Pa and hour he vi" form bis Ene and to ~h0n
Ss,ioas F'T vii :pp,.pIG; en- s%bIs%' s,oae,,
and suie with Msrhals their IN aud the Mar'a o. TIE
uurd sl,ss FOR the D,rc. of Columbia tCo William sedes
and his Deputies their ,ht
The Commuee Of Art,ngersns Of the Senate.
fHr5eidss: d1 ssSs,ici e ts| A.ss,;oo itfS S,''e'
1hs Judiciary.
ro,eiga Mini,,er. I
Members Elect Members ard Members OF Ccus-es'. eud
eG-Meubess Of The Cabinet
Heads Of Bamsss
Goyenors ind IGoyernos Of States ard Territories ond Mem
bers Of the Legislatures Of the sane, ,.,., =, -,
oHc"'' OF the Army Navy Marine Corps and MiH ~ '1
Officers sud Soldiers Of the Revelation Of the War ofls9 and
The Corporate Aghorie" Of Washington and GeOrgetown
Other Political oGd Military Asoc.ona from the District aud
All Organized Civil Societies,
Professors, Ssoonasters and Students within The Dso OF
Columbia Citizons Of tho District and Of
The various organized citizens civil aud military who
intend pstca. In Of tho ineeguIlon, Will
ct their earliest convenience report to tho he
posed snd wien they will arrive here that the
may Gr' them proper positions where thoy eau fn pepEs
tosy b. tskipg position in the colCfnn OF hlaTCh. -
The procession will be formed ia iront o the Ciy Hall ard IN
streets tdsee Thereto clock o. tho ith OF March
Al II o'clock n the proc, son VII move from the parade
ound by Lorisisna avrurn IN Penn avenue h'c
,loss Pc1zy yvsrs avenue, srd Ia p-st Nisrd- hpi
he the fI-sirrt win be ri eerh street. ~ "
bie Il 10 ch ard hs P"nn-ss hsrnu" ~
rsl Tois Ire ertis column will, uter orders eit
sce Gl5 the military will present arms. The President eisc.
i e be rec.ted nto The line aud the c'i1n u unue
td-Is sh f.r- AM move. -scolrg then t. Tire Capitol
Banners rld adyucuts nay be borne In iEc rrocen D
offensive eub-s devices viii be tted to disturb he
national rerrifl ny. ~
the Pe-i1-r, elect e.e@. the Capitol the vsions pr
IL ns q" ie ,.ion IL ituess tue zuglaoa sceyahftO
pleasure irg the 7Tannp ~hich h-a
ready beer puht.hsd ny the Committee Of the Seuate go
Tho military the mafshiis assistant rarhsis aud aids VIII
IN tn execution of the o the Senate
t- Inauguration crrenvnics sie eoncrdea tue
sy With lie rnahr. s,,i-tar, mzr'ha,s, aud aids wiz as
anal ceremony the Pr,sidon aud hi se1dHn' TO 'b'
r incentive M1isi0u.
arcr. Mlrsh Assis-1t MarsnA and Aida 70 sS'i't aim
In carrying out the aneu g@nieu's Of the day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
Smiling Of the Noyu Scotian.

PonILAND, Me, Saturday, March :, 1901;
The steamship Nova Scotian sailed at o'clock this
afternoon for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

DESIRES AhO PLANS or THE LEADERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

We suggest with Difference to our correspond
eat that the use of the epithet ''great' Is not
favorable to the notion that The Ho'td, news
paper, is meant in the passage, although possibly
other portions of the text may strongly lpuica'e
the correctness of our correspondents suggestion
However. Its of no consequences" let us dis
miss the subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

Features Of Permanent Constitution.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

80. hut on reflection, we 500 that it may be
e. Mr.. Weed serious injustice to suppose him
- into q mental state whiCp would entertain
fine idea of buying such concern. We hereby
apologize to him accordingly.
BY the way, correspondent inquiries whe'nef
il can be this WOrtd of Ne~-fork that Snake
epcaro speaks of in the famous prophecy
"Tle oloud-cspp' d towers, ibe gorgeous palaces
The solemn temples the CREST world itself.
Yea. all which Il inherit shall dissolve,
Ard Ike an tnsubGaGtiRl pssCsnt faded,
n nehin nd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH

Action Of the Confederate Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

TRAIN DESTROYED BY INDLAS5-EiGIIT MUR~
DgRED MEN LYING BY THE ROADSIDE. D
Pyc- re So Ioris Recnb.car.
TucsoN Feb. q 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
To The Associated Press.
~ .sVE.

~ 1"' WAsnISGIoS, Saturday, March 2, 1861.
The Secretary Of War published an official order dis
uissing Gen. Twiggs from the Army, Tor treacbery
TO the Flag Of his Country in having surrendered on
demand of the authorities Of Texas the military posts
and other property of the United States in bis depart
ment and under bis charge.
Fort, three army officers have resigned SINCE the
massage of the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession
several of them without reference to that SUBJECT
The recently passed PoSt-Route bill contains sec
ton recurring ten cent prepaid letter postage to ana
from tho Pacific coast without regard to distance All
dron letters are hereafter TO be prepaid with postage
stamps. 4. A. uo,oa IN day In
compliance with resolution heretofore ad1p.ep US 70
tbe reasons which induced him TO assemble ~ ,VJ h
nnnbo, of troops ia Washington. He submits lha' tne
force is large the ssOaSn 10 bs who
orc os conrse al the Hsvy-Yard, 81 their appropriate
Those were 10 the ey sS
Nv for the nnrpose of preserving peace and order IL
HashngtOa should tLis bscVWe necessary oe'ess"s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18
4a(lp 9atlonal Aemutrat.
Democratic State Cen,ra, Comu,,,,o,


Alameda and Santa Clara-somuolJ C,.u.
Lewis. 10y "oou' y.
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle, T. sh.r
non. - Shan
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. S. Hines
L. ConnOr.
Cousa, Tehama and Shasta-Beni. Shurtlef
p Del Norte, Siskiyou and Kamafh-George
Price. &c E
E Dorado. G. McCallum. A. II. St Clair
Denver John Conness, C. p. JACKSON.
p, Fresno, Marposa, Merced and Tulare-CharIes
humboldt and Trinity T. RYAN
Los Angeles and San Bernadino-N Norto,
Marin, Mendocno and Sonoma-G George L.
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. F. White.
Nspa, Solano and Yolo-Amos NJ Currier.
Nevada--A. B. Diddle, John Caldwell.
Acer-R. q. Poland, II. Groding
Sacramento-A. Reddington, Mike Gray w.
b Hunt Larkin Lamb, D. H. Whipley.
San Francisco-D. d. Cotton, J. p Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell, IL. b. Truett, 4. C.
Page, j. Monroe.
San Mateo-James Dennison.
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara-F. J. Ma,
guire.
Sierra-Michael Walsh
Sutter-P. w. Keyser.
Tuoumne and Stanisaus-I. n. Quinn. A
Schel.
Yuba-- T. B. Beardan, c. E. DeLong.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18

Mrs - A. Aliens ZyiobaIsam1m. or
WoLLD's HAIR DRESSING is essential to us with
the kesorer, and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing TO,
the Hair known, rendering It soft, silky and glossy,
dsposing it to cnrl, and remain in any desired posi-
ton. Read the Advertisement No other pre- paration
has such an array of convincing testimony del 2w
HOlloway's Pills and Ointment.-
sprains, Dislocatlons, &c.-Nether opodelloc linI-
ment, nor any other embrocaton can equal the en-
cacy which characterize these essential vegetable ex
tracts In the cures of sprans strains wounds brus.
es cohtusions, or desocations, &c. They are un-
equal led Tor alliyatng pain, reducing local infama-
tion, and promoting rapid cure. Sold by all Drug
gists, at 25c., 62e., and 81 per box or pot. ia17
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18
MARBLG.
Premium Marble WORKS.

R- j. DEvINE 81 BRO,
X street, bet,Oeen Sirth. and Seventh Streets
Sacramento, Get.
1-1cTrrpTT1RE. Busts, Statues Monuments, Tonnes
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table ann oosn-
ter tops &C. &c constantly on hand or made 10 orue
al the shortest notice.
Or iers from the country promptly ATTENDED TO-
NB.-P j. D. 4 Bro. have received Diplomas ana
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs from ne
aohanica' Instilntc. 5ihosh
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18
Sperial l9otites.
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly ia
ctate the process Of eethng, by softening the gums
reducing all iniamation-will allay all pain and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
1t will give to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefecty safe in all cases. See adver.
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