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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-10
THOSE AFFLICTED, TRY MET
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IL. NEAVR'S
Canker and Salt Rheum
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For The CTe Of Ganker, Suit Rhcum, E,y
&iPci9s, ScrofuLo"s Disease, CgtopcorS
A%,up6oHs. and Ecc'y kjad Of Disease
G7S'ng from an impure State Of tie
Blood.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02
DUFFY THE BLOOD.
M y FLATS
LIFE PILLS AND PHGAlx aTIEa


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whSie syssesn se1EEe I'd vi1or and heaa4A
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
Broadway Railroad.


Tine public be deceived by interested parties
who in,portuping them to sign petition in favr
railroad in Broadway aud representing that the act
qures the grantees all the buses from the
street. The whole thing gross deception the grantees
do not intend to do any SUCH taing The aci says
Section H. In the OF OF the omnibus lines
the of whose lie the
the said rar pad shall within ty days a.tr receiving
mpany printed notice of the passage
tha including VI this section thereof furnish the
sad company inventory duly verified all the vehicles
horses harness machinery materials and tools then owned
by them and actuxy used In the business
said lines respectively, aud shall s the time signify
their Willingness s and dispose Of he
pany terms herenafer mentioned hen aud In such
the said company before commencing their shall
purchase and ray the cash for said vehicles, &c.
Sec H. The Mayor Common Council and the seve~al OIL
o. The Corporation II the city New ork hereby
prohibited from Licensing allowing company ndi
vduals TO VI the Of said railroad
omnibus omnibuses in the place of such may be
Withdrawn under the provisions OF this act and from
hcen ing permitting to any omnibuses the line
eaid railroad other than those licensed and with
drawn under the provisions of this act
By this section any that all the lines Of
omnibuses which have heir longest epgh Of
Broad say to be continued, which number about
AGO. Think OF that you Of property and pcdes
TRANS on said street. ID. IL. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
City Intelligence.

rBR BosIuN SryANE.s-rhe steinboat Commodore,
Captain n sturgis, has been aided to the Nor wch
and Worcester steamboat Line Bottom aud will leave
pier M. 2, North river, alternate days with the
Connecticut, un;l Nay i, and after that date
from pie No &c. North river loot OF Vesey street. This
line recently launched boats OF the largest d.
raeDsons. which receiving their engines aad
boilers at the Novelty Works When thsy shall have been
completed they viii be the largest bnas Long Islani
sound Captain Joe Comstock late of ae Adr ATTIC steam
sap, Is the presdsn. OF the Norwich lne
ExuBuos THE NAroSlt GyMyAsUx.-An exhibition
Of this popular gymnasam was given las. evening a.
Knckerbocker Hall, corner Of Eighth and Twenty
third street. IN the presence OF highly respectable and
throngsd audience. me performances o. tho gymnasts
Of deeply interesting character, and wonld do
honor the famed exploits Of the ancient Athletes
The exercises Commenced with tho rsra ca.s perform
by twenty five rnenctrs o. the school, !uclud
ing several members o. the Ssyenth regiment Exercises
WITH the varsing horse dumb BELLS parallel bars inclined
pole single bar rack bars, double rings magic ladders
Ia perche and iaaters followed. The gladatorial per
sormances tho faats tGhlng and batou,e leaps and
the graceful groupings ~ the close with great ap
pauso. The exhibition was complimentary TO Hr. Beach
the proprietor o. the gymnasium. and given under
the auspices Of cemnsliee of which Colonel LeIerts
constituted member II the cose o. the exhibition the
handsomely fitted up dress.I 0! tho gymnasium
thrown open 10 the Inspection Of the visers The
exhibition W.. be repeated Oh Thursday evening rext.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
Latest in Regard Ia the Mires Affair.

Tho IJes asf "a s staple o. convef cation IN Paris.
Every correspondent erdeavors 70 find something
regard TO with which TO aarrsh h:s letter Eere, for
instance, 10 II the latest discoveries made oy
OF the Paris cjfresl 0a3ents OF tie hsip46se B
writing under date o. February "a
Permit RIO 20 return once more 70 the Miras affair.
Yesterday evening, at thoSa % Madame J. s.tbout
,hnk there would be norsu: A. least IL asserted
tha, at Nazes Wires appeared perfectly I: is
ADDED that bong DAYS previous his
rest, py N. Eois dc Gfardn. AMI the very morning
even By PersIe II g,e the lanes rEspoeey) % the
danger which thrcaiensd HIM, be hal refused petsks
himself 10 place OF safety. and replied, let them
come / have npth,nE 20 fear. They WI nnd
my books MI ght Il appear IN fact that "a tho
books o. NJ M'res hare sbcsn shs. the barker a
Of method, ari thu. ths alleged alterations ard
cha gss which bs1 been mentioned tho Of the
arre4t. 10 not exlt What bsongc. about ths arrest
tho complaints preferred rom al sides, sn1oy-
nous, Others signed, and particularly which oime
from former partner OF ". Mines On close examioa-
II appears thai tb0ee comp .arts have not all he
gravity IN ~ frst attributed 70 tbem sni that
possibly there nothing At the bottom Of It al aside
FROM the suspension caused by tho sequestraton OF the
Of hc,tiors ilvdsp. o. TIE lae acepha.ous
sosaons " thai be the WIRES affair reduced AL far
he aud The bers OF The board Of super rtendence
ccnceruei 20 sbs proportions o. summons before
the Police Court With from Elk months 10 two years
imprisonment and throwing hs bEfthen kis private
mcaDf ia a bad speculation.
rarie c6reseandent ~ the Precigsestr OF Antwerp,
saysAresdy the imprisonment OF NJ Mrts has had The
c,Dsequerses Of the thirty three houses IN Mar.
settles thai had business relations with banker
thirty have spended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

hIr. csyros, Of Miss. moved ia postporemer fr tha
prtssn' adopted.
Communication was received from the Secretary Of
he 'reaausy, winch referred 70 tie Finance Com
mittee.
Congress then weot into recret sefs.or.
During he secret several acts as veil az Pres
den Dasi veto message on The African save trade acc,
were made public.
VETO OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE Acr
ExHvrvE DIP Feb o. H0l.
6EsTfEhEy CoSGREss-with sincere Difference 70
the Judgment Of Congress haYe carefully considered
persons off ndipg therein" have bssn able 70
approve, and therefore do return il with satemeD OF
my objections.
fae const oton, section 7, srsle I, provides th1t
the importation Of African Eegross from any foreign
country other than the siaveholdng States o. the Uatei
staps is thereby roro,dden and Congress is RI.
CURED 10 rass such Law as shall enecIuay pre-
vent the elue,N The rule therein given Il
emphatic, and distinctly directs legislation which
sn. Ell ctusy prevent the importation OF
African negroes. The bill berere denonnces
az high msdeneanor the importation OF negroes
~ other persons color, either SOLD slaves
TO be heid service labor, atxng heavy and de-
grading penalties the act, II done with such intent
10 that extent it accords with hs requirements OF tte
constitutions bur IN the sixb section Of the Dill provision
the transfer OF negroes WOO may have been
lie gay ip0l ted Ito tue Confederate sltes To the ~
to5y of foreign societies. upon condition OF de-
portton ane future reedom, and II me proposition tn
N surrender them shall NOT b. accepted t then made
The duty Of the President 70 cause SAID negroes to be
SOLD public oucry u The chest bidder in any Of the
states where such sale shall not be inconsistent with the
laws ther eof, &c &c.
This latter provision seems 10 me 10 opposition 70 the
policy declared in the c1nstutcn tee prohibition OF the
importation Of african negroes aud 10 derogaton of its
mandate 10 eeisate for the ecuation OF that obje;t
Wherefore the bill is returned for further c0nside
ration together with the objections most respectful
submitted JEFFERSON DAVIS.
vote ordered on the passage Of the Slave Trade
bill over the vetnyeas Is nays p, az follow -
yEAs-Messrs. Curry. Chiffon, Morton. Owens, roombs
=. Cobb, ,. T. 4: Cobb, Barlow, Nisbet, Roman, kue
RaInwell keitt, Miles, Cchiltree
NAYs-Mesrs. smith, Hale, shorter Feam, Wright, Ste
phens De clone, Conrad ksnner Sparrow Marsh n Har
Wlslers, boyce, reagan, NAul, Sriag, Oldham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

rns wrsrvsv psscu Osor.--From the aooo.n's TN,
reach In exchanges, Inclined 70 believe aat
be pea, trees n tho West have beet seriolsy injured
Tho Baalo Republic eysOn CAyug& leland, In The Naga
rvar, from whore az Buffalo receive the truit ani
largest quantity ~ peaches ths crop viii DO noth.ng.
Mr. nrdet o5e Il the a,ges, growers SAYS his orcnsrd
will 70. yield quarter " Drop and Mr. CArx, who has
ned several hundred On B says he 3nds scarcely
~ sns orchards above the mountain ridge We
not informed 20 tle prospect between tho mountain
'se and Lake Or TO- bot the sdtr Of the RurH vs,o
voytcr ravs be has continued observations in ed
the condition Of tns psach buds and finds them injured
IN Western New York thAn IT frst dsp Ned " be-
lleve Ibsre rlag few eays the lake shore.
IN I'll proximity 70 ~ miami lakes, and IN
Few favored localities, bu. tbs crop 10 gone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

5onse argued powerfully IN favor Of the bin ara essrs.
kEssAs ard prsRaE argued against H.
Alter long debate, progress was reported.
The New York Post oiice Site b as amended, giving
the coDfent Of the se the purchase OF any site not
more than nifty thousand square feet In area,
dered TO third rIan,ng
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Assembly considered in Committee Of the Whole,
and orde ed 10 third reading the bill ala the feo
Pies College Is spproprates 81 900 annually.
The bill to aid the Troy University by Of $50 600
was amended by charging e-quarter per ntes,
and then, AFTER debate was ordered TO third reading
NO other business Of interest done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
81 IPPIN VS..
srECrAL EOrIcs.
Al PACKAGE ard <rs sesdsd for ne NEW YoRx RHxAIS
toA6 b seaSd
YoRx-rHIs pAY.
svE AtsrS........... W NOON SITS. morn o.
Sun sKrs..............6 II :. %
Port OF New York, March 10, 1861,

CLEARED.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, Norfolk, Ac-Ludlam
ship Indra 1Rus) Iipp, London-Ruser Bros
Ship Alexandrine Iitcomb Roterdam-Funch x ManoAe.
Bark Norwecia C,underso nsiown-Funch&Me ncse
BARK Mountain Eage Yates Cardenas-Yaes, Porterfed
Bark r II Gamble, Powell Moble-sturges Chairman
Bark s3ratta Craig, Norfolk-Smpson a Clapp
Brig Sea rosm grsss Gibraltar ran. and m.rnst.J Dow.
Brig hslocs h9g nat, 1s 4 Ewi't
chr sed11 RSSS,ps Sschsonsiles Sma Jones Co.
schr ScAerson, Henderson, st Marys-Doner Potter
schr J " rish, Shaw, Georgetown, sc-rM Mayhem
schr X stonebach, somers, Newbcrn--C Dibble
Schr RnRgoc, Crowen Portsmouh-s Lewis Co.
schr " CONQUEST Cooley, Pawtucket-Dunham Dmon.
ARRIVED
Steamship Nashville, Murray Charleston. with mdse and
passengers. s,offord. Tileston Go.
TO q ssepscns,n Co "a, BEEN eisht days Of Hatteras
with strong NNE gales Sailed in company with brig Den
schr Enterprise Isrl Gould, Corvallis NJ, II days. witt
'I schr ospray iaSuer, washington, NC, days
schr ? II Day stevens. Philadclphia, days
Sr ss % ssy M
schr Wary Ellsbeih Tric EIIzabe for Bridgeport.
sSs sr r m gss ane lssSeRpor, o' h'a'
schr III Dorado Piummer, Machiasport, sdsys
s:nr sms ra.1e Mays, Prnsncstown for Philadelphia
ssSr EIpress Richards. ssistol sOr Virginia
scSr Plymouth r. OK, soHis, 3oston, days
sohr ~ Fsuiknsr, Boston. 10 hours.
sioop Sssp Nash Elizabethport for Bridrcport
sioop sl,rssur Gio5s ,ro ,,dss days
Steamer .sew on ten. smith, New London
Steamer weschestsr, tones. Providence
The packet ship Admiral Capt BhHens. from Tavre,
rived Isl night has 40 pa ssensers and Is conssped %
Fox A Brother.
steam shin jamestown, Ricnmoni, &c
xrx VI rta.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

FFFFNEU
Wv WEST March l2-The ship Pccahontas Delsno from
New orleans bound Liverpool With 500 bales cotton ane
fcO0 bs lard ashore the shosl oil Molasses Kew
miles o. this city thursday night last She pounded
hsayy after grounding and aeon move on her false keel
danger OF being chafed rough aud is feared
that si M with wster before tue vrckers can get,hs
cargo From fifteen 10 eighteen Vessels are engaged Ia
lighting her and Ave have already arrived with loads fon
The weather to-day has been empesuous and 40 ex
p to that she has broke The age NUMBER o. yes
ns oyed In ssyng the fortunate for the proper
IT, II VIII doubt thus be saved without great osa We
hear that the master hss consisncd his cargo 70 ntt
pairs sails morrow for Batmore expenses tso2 ~
The ,chr Maria PIKE loaded and viii s his week
The brig ADdover IN also DO ready for by the 18th
rhe VA mail steamship Magnolia, Crpwen arrived from
New Orleans the 9Th and returns today IL reported
hat bis trip % be made BY Tits line such,
trust II not should they be- withdrawn mail
scues gne, and the only dependence will be the
ain and the Havana fishing smsnks
Misce ella neous.
SEQ corrcsps ndence ABOVE
Mkr-rhe chip Zophar 100 tone rcrster q now on he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
William MuIltgan Hsdfvivus.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMrNER.

BeIUFt JuuEt LbUHHTu
MARCH e.y-1his morning William Nuligau appeared in
Court having arrived from Sing Sing in pursuance Of the
decision Of the Supreme Court, General Term. He was
warmly congratulated by a number of friends On mo
tion OF Mr. James Brady, the defendant admitted
to bail in the OF s. ,000-Iames Mugan, of Gran,
street, being his suretyto be in readiness for
trial If .alled upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20
NEW YORK LEGIsLaTURE.


senate.
ALBANY, March lp, 1851
Among the bills r,oorted favoraby from the com.
mlttees were the folowing-
The bill to amend the laws relative to tie assessment
and collection Of taSe.
The bill to amend the charter OF the Long Island Rail
road Company.
Tho C0nmsslo OF the sinking Fund presented mo.
mortal favorah 70 tic closing OF Hamilton square, AMI
Mr. Connsily brought IN a bill for that purpose.
NJ. FIsao from the select Committee on Excise, re-
ported bill 20 amend the Law OF 1857 II requires tho
Commissioners OF Excise be appointed by the Boards Of
SUPERVISORS also requires them 70 give bonds for the
fahsc Performance Of their duties and report ndsrl
oath n Tho Boards of Supcrv at their annna meet
ingF. The license fec be reduce SO ID 500.
The hill seeks n the efficient discharge OF
the duties By the Commissioners
Mr.. MAsusuB Introduced bill 10 amend the act rel-
rbc bill gives ga effect the decisions OF shc Com.
r1i,iee IL iTatJp a the Chamber OF CouDerce the
same eaioy ell ny ths Corn Exchange.
M y. n MrTB Introduced bill u promote agricgl-
ture civil gstIcr smgrg the in3isns OF tbs state
NJ RofvRrsos aftmpt 4, by unanimous CONSENT 10
introduce I'D 70 crate sparrng and feucng
ciatons, bat ~s preyea "a ~ Mr.. Richmond, who oh.
ectcd.
Relative 10 protests legal boidaye.
10 mcorporate the Bellevue Hospital Medical College IN
Nav York. after the adopu oI amandmeAl pro
hat nothog in hR act shall be construed pre-.
vent hD-eopsthic students from entering the college
Suppl montary to te ct tor foreclosure ara sale
OF the Nov York and fric Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

AIHANl3 Nsrch 70, Io5l
Tho STEAMER presented memorial from the coup'ro
Ter Of New York. favorable 70 the closing Of Manhattan
square and bill to Close the same which referred
TO the Committee on Cities and villages.
Te order for the third reading Of bills laid on tho
tsbs and bills % general orders taken ~ 10 Com
mtse OF tho Whole.
The bill 70 amend the Revised satutes, relative to IT,
by jury, which provides that when tho grand uies rn
short o. they Thai be drawn from The petit jurors
bOx, psteai OF being taken from the taesman, wa
ordered to . thr reading
Tho BIZ 70 secure The people OF the 9tats against In
voluntary serviiude which " the great aatren bill "
| he see ION. tai e0 up
". BvlE4N, the charp!on o. aD:lrenttm IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

steam ship jamestown, Ricnmoni, &C.
Wind At sunset ", clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-20

Ayres for sOriean.; Maria Bartlett, Gctrst and Mamo
SYori ,ea IS! Alien Dosne' Boston wheeler.
hos&Es III HOLE, March is Pm, wind SNE, with rain
Af isssse arrivals WE gal. yesterday
M and and moderated During hs gale tho brig ISe.ss
81 1Sn Ssrs oosfrss Collins for sssen shr.
Bucepbalus Banntr Ans ayes via Newport fer d9 Clara
S1S. af.Ssyd ss Ss
ssls Iufs %
Seal il Fa p % fo' Belfast Bs Sr.naon Zines 90 Tor
sno Bossn sd brig
s,hrs Lou,s Gray Sa,cne ha ,esap M,ry
psnsh hIns, D.mop s,int Austin David smith
lsSA barb Rowland s.ney, clSafassos tcs BOSTON,
ss' and main boom ZOO broker Sc iar. Essss s
cgs.s q ssss Ss;.Ss si'
beam, wrla.et for Do Charlie Als,rum from
sS ssss s'1 sss .siy' sS
Mule repa5 ring Bgc paaus, NAY s Paterson schs
Bsnsa %e ca,Sarne Bea e Bel n Srandon Gaa s
EIaaf. asp LIaHr March ls Y Nip gi,s Phillip,
a By S soS sSa ss
KEW Ss ss ss y $ ss s's sssm
bark Hdanc asrsees 18th ship Golden Cross Iverposi
bark sartelie, Nyoik.
NEW BEDFORD March lJ--Arr scirs Nimrod Nelson Pc.
ersburg Va; Alexander uenteIson, and Gilbert Green,
Weaver, Phi sdepba; q Nstson ualpck Eond int All
chrs Charmer cheney, BALTIMORE 18Th Defiance Boynton
NYork =
PENSACOLA. March 6sld scsr River Queen, Cole, Pro
PARLIAMENTARY, March tsa ta-Arr steamship Boston.
Bark Sor big orm Ssedos ss Srs o
vernon bull, Arthur Caricnas Eclip. e Rudolph ffaax
PORTLAND, March lGAfT schrs RJbt Move ri HoImes.
g. John Nh lor Nisrk Gertrude Cassidy do do Arass
sanborn Machas for WORK Ranchanp, Hask n 7ockport
Tor Norfolk Jrtna Eolsr and Sarah, Prcss-y, Rockand
for NiorS .ld br htFamshp North Bron Bpriand Liver
goo We onJonderry ADD sd briggs do Casunc sann
ders, Havana. Lincoln Hutchinson Matanras schr Ocean
Ranger lewis, Havana.
lIhArr Br steamship Palestine Macarthur Liverpool via
i9nd ynderryi schr Wbite ses Littleheld, CArdenas
fnOslNtBryW ~, March 1SArr schrs Maria Jane, Croa
p Niork for bfD Wits loss Of and anchors; Will
liam Pope CohsA hsehaa for DO with loss Of bowsprt and
nati bsshing voSo kieemsn angler for Portland; Ma
man clifford Hhv1A nefas. for Ropdont.
.,hN ERANCI]rvA March Arr schr Caroline Foote,
Hakodsd Str das Cove, Who died rn the
NY0rk
In port 9Th, ships Lookout Sherwood 70 iosa for England
Alma, DO DO: and others
WAREHAw, March 14-eld schrs tsns, 9crhan, Nyork,
Choctsw, Harding, de-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-08-08
,EEan einrl,pm A.nr August

!. Elop all your crops free from weeds,
2. Pun up the haulm of peas bccus, &C.;
remove TO your compost bed or bury ii be-
tween rows Of plants,
3. Your dung and compost heaps should
be kept free from weeds If the sools arc
permitted TO ripon and fall into the manure,
they will be numerous enough to seed the
whole ncghborhooa,
4. Cherries, plums and other fruit tcc9
may now be huddcd.
s. Preserve peach, plum and apricot stones
for raising stocks to bud and graft on. They
may be sown immediately, or kept in COM
mon Garden earth or moist sand.
6. Sow radishes and turnips.
Z. Where it can be done, turn swine into
your orchard to eat the fallen fruit, and thus
destroy the worms that are in it,
S. Hops will be ripe this month Takc a
dry day in which to gather them.