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THE ORIGIN OF NBoKLAoEs-In France
necklaces we're not worn by ladies until the
reign OF Charles VII. That Prince presented
one OF the precious stones-some say of
diamonos-to Agnes SOrel. The gems were
probably uncut perhaps unskilfally set, for
the lady complained that they hurt her
neck; and comparing it 10 an instrument of
punishment she denominated the ornament
her eaTeaN, e., caIcanst. However, as the
King admired it, she continued TO wear the
Jewel, say ing that one might surely bear
some little incOnvenience 10 please those we
love. The fashion was immediately adopted
bJ the LADIES' of the court, and soon became
general. From that time the necklGce has
been more or less worn. .-..
Sometimes, as In the reign of Catherine
de Medici, pearls were all the fashion and
the pictures of that Queen, of the celebrated
Diana de Poictiers, her rival, and Of the fair
Marie Stuart, show how rseAsrehs were those
ladies in this respect. Under Marie de
Medici, pearls continued in favor, not only
for necklaces, but every other ornaments
dresses were covered with them, and fllets
and strings of pearls were mingled with the
tresses left to flow loose on the shoulders.
Under Louis XIV. diamonds superseded
pea Is, and were used with like prOfasiOn.
diamond riVieres took the place of strings Of
pearls. y.
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THS 1sSIi RsTnEnss ar',If WILL.



since 4 ham ~ lana. o. houses. &,
-, n. "a 70 Aoeresd selden 4 siG9ts. . ...
when they see ny faca no nore3
% not .mils I ap not testing, ll f..H
Though ny words sound gay and dllRht,
I win mAko ny viii tonight.
III sbr Mabel, vhoWil never - 30 Oil
Let the dust Of future Year,
hin the thought u me, kut keen n r.E
Brighter ptlil--perhnps with tsHrs; ef r
SSSs. fC5eS' ST e g prsss a9sy. slsHCs sSse
Throueh z strange and aacred radiance,
BY loye'a charter, wholly mine; .
slspdsrest iihk 81 Thought IcIaina,
will tbers fore 70 her keeping,
Lepve my memory and my name
Bsrtha viii % truer service lo ria.. Id
= 40 her Hind than have done, b......I
30 j leave 70 her yourg 6 spirit
Well the threads are tangled, broken, .l o..
Aud the colcrs do not blend,
She wi llend her earnest striving,
Both to hnish end amebdt f
Ard when 4 e All eogPleted. AN .pn l..
Juat because my hands hegsn II,
She viii love II better stili. IHt sa
Ruth shall hase my dearest token, a
The une link dread te break,
The ons dHty that live for, .. -.s.t a.
Sacred is The trust losIe her,
aesding Iati.nee, ,9 ?, eY or, and tears
AZ the khows these many years.
SOmeti mes hopeless, faint and weary,
u Yet q blessing shall remain a..
With the task, aHt Ruth viii prize IL
For ny many houis OF pain.
What must leave for my Alicel
Nothing. love. TO do OF bear
hoihiI that can al a your blue eyes
With the slgbtest cloud Of care;
i will leave M heart l0yeYou
With tht tenoer faith Of ol4,
still 70 eonifoi I, warn, AID light you,
Shou your life grow dark or cold
no one else, my child, can claim it
IL you A. d old scars of pain,
They were Cnly wounds, my darling,
Thefe Is not, 1 tiust, one stain.
Arc ny gifts indeed 80 worthless, -
Row he slender sum Il tolls
We'll, fDow not years may bless them
With nQbler price than sold ..
Am I0tr2 All, no, most wealthy
Not tu these poor gifts you take,
But in the true hearts that tell me
You will keep them for my sake.
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lBy Telegraph

New YoRK, April l5.-Stocks little ir-
regular, but generally pretty active and
steady: Chicago and Rock Island, 45T
Galena and Chicago, 66K; Cleveland aud
Toledo, 26&; Canada Central and 0Aio, 50;
Panama, 1861 Illinois Central Scrip, 6414
Michigan Southern, 1875 Michigan Soutn.
ern Tus;r.-c.eed; 30; Chicago Burlington
and Quincy, 67 Michigan Central, 4s
Harlem, 12H; Harlem Preferred 33X
Hudson, 3713; New York Central, 72N
Reading, 3lK Missouri Skies, 5324 North
Carolina, 741; Virginia, 65; Pacific Mail,
rs; United States Sixes, '8l, Coupons, 9ON
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4 ssIGNEE,n sALE-nE LuMRE


u ssIGNbEIS SALE -BF LUMBER
~ Saw mil, Machinery, Horses, Wagons a1d
other personal rcperty, and ths easAhod premises
connected with the saw mill Of Richard Ashjf raft
Pufsuant to order of be Prob ste Court of Hami-
ton County, Ohio, will, on MONDAY. the Ctr day
gt msy 1861 offer at public auction the premises
Known a. AshcrafLS Steam S4w-mill,' situated on
the south side of Front street, west OF the Miami
Causl in the city Of Cincr natl s the interest of
said kioha AshcTaft in the leasehOd property de-
soIibed in the deed Of the assignment refersnce be-
ing here made to sHid deed file 10 said lurt for
more particular desert ption); also the steam
mill thereon, and all the machinery, engines, boil
eis, shGfting pulieys, belting and appur enaneas
therein; and also all the lumber IN aEd aoout said
MIL and laid premises also the office aud stable
on said premises, and ali other personal property
naming unsOld including horses, lumber, wagons,
DC TermsFor all sales OF $50 and undev, caah; for
all sas over SO and Dot over S0O credit of thirty
Gays, ard for sl sales Of eOO credit of sixty
days; Otes # purchasers to be taken with approved
security b. order ef court, said leasehod premises
will be sold separately from the rest of the prOperty
ard also raid mill machinery, &c separately to-
eether said assguee ~ his discretion may deem
best large quanuty of lumber Of diffsrent kinds
VIII be sold ROBERT ASHCRAFT,
Assignee of Richard Ashcrsft.
DuDD HUSTON, AttnTne,s ap3-dWed
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
IA a 4 Il n O "A -.

IA "a I X R q a ID
TWO TRAINS LEAVE CINCINNATI
II daily for st Louis, Cairo, Dc. CEEEEzsE.slI6
Mail d.!5O A. NJ ~
Express-1!50 p. NJ. ------- =.
Three TraiDs for LOuisVile-A.5O A, NJ; 2 p,
N 4:5OP. M
Sunday Evening Exprees-4iaO p. NJ.
Louisville Accommodation leaves as 2, z. M,
H FOR THR0UQH TICKEIS,
Please apply at Office No. 1 Burrst House. corner
ef1ice; at Spencer House ONCE; at No. West
Third st., and at the Dannt, narner Of Front and
Mill-sts. rI GEORGE b. MCMILLAN, TI F.
....L .. H.. General SuparinteRdent,
Omnibuses call for passengers. - -, apl6
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STATE OF OHIO HAMILTON COUSTY,
= SIS supsrinr Court of q. .ciDusti (H,4S6)S
Attachment Henry Mack, Htrmann Mack aud
Simon Mack, partners a. Mack Brothers, p1iut-
ins, RS G koberts and J 7 Roberts de 'rndants.
Defendants are hereby notified that the 22d day
q March A 1861, plaintiffs alb blvs-namel filed
their petition in the laid Superi r Court of Glncn-
natl, the object aLd demAnd II which is tO obtain
luds ment sga;nst he sAId defendants for the OF
Sigh 81 and Il trest from December g. 1850, and the
said de fendants are notified hereby that Gtssaway
BrssheaTs aud James Il. Laws, partners As Bra
shears Co rave been duly served as garnishees In
this action, ana that property in the haEds If the
said q. BTashesrs 4 Co consisting Il tobacco, be-
loI Ring to the ho defer ants has besn attached IN
this aciJp TO he subjected TO the payment " said
judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer OF demur tu the said petition befTe
the eth of ube, d. 1861, the prayer Of said psti-
tio1 viii he granted. III. II, q ". TIL0EN.
April g. 1861 apt { Tn
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AN AMERICAN WAeON.-A Paris CORE

spondent says:
Yesterday saw a crowd in the Rue du
Fsuoburg st. HonOre, near my house, and
went down 70 see what the matter was. Po-
licemen were gesticulating, and people were
wondering over a new but now smashed-up
spider. wagon, that had been run into, OF
high wheels and frail spokes, thought
recognized eountryman, and on looking at
the makers advertisement, read Thomas
Watson, Chestnut. street. Philadelphia"
Poor, delicate thing it stood no chance in
this country Of mammoth horses and heavy
wheeled wagons.
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C,nrRr OF CnlMmON PLEAs-NO.

NOuRT q = UOllI NJ On PLEAS-NU,
Crombie and VIM. Faru am, late partners rs e
Gilbert a Co The defepdsnts will take notice that
on the hth day Of January, 1881 he sued them in the
above cause so recover the sum of $3.50 damages
the breach Of contract for the delivery powder
made between them aud LOOmi4 & Campbell, on the
lst cay OF May, 1883. and which powder was never
delivered The taid claim has been assigned by
LOomis a. Gam pbell t. plaintiff LOomis Camp
bell and Curwin a Wright have been made g ar
nishees. Def ndaI Is are required to answer on or
bel, re the lst day Of IIne, 1861.
mh26-fTu JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty for Prf.'
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George l.. HankB) No,
12O Fast SeoOnd-street, Cincinnati.
RELLs KEPT N5TANTLY ON HANH
u made to order Of AnT size up to $500 pounds,
and In chimes, a. wanted. Eyery variety Of Bras
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made =
order, Also, en- hGnd, BAbbitt Metal aAd SpeltOl
Solder, and sVerT description Of finished Braa
Work ----y -
IRON PIPE AND BITTINGS.
Particular attention given to Steamboat work.
such a. WEought.iron Piping and Fitting put mi
Steam and later Gauges Metallic Packing, w hiBteel
Blowers, Engine Bells, 4o. Lager-besr Cooks and
All other varieties always on hand,
Be2e-H THOMAS FIFTH, SuporiRtohdsnts
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lBy Teleg aph

NEw YoRK, April l5.-Increase of Loans,
1895, 389; increase of Specie, S59, 100; in
crease of Deposits, 81, ,766, 268; decrease of
Circulation, Sl287l2
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RI
= CklVkD at the office of the Board OF CITY Inn
provemeuts, until nine O'Clock a M. of FRIDAY,
April le, 1891 for regarding, pairing and paving,
with eood, hard bur ned paving brick, on bed Of
clean sand four in ches deep, the sidewalks Mar.
tin street. from Pearl street 10 Third street.
Each bid t. be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders 10 use the printed forms, US no other will be
received
BY order of the Beard
aps Il CHAS BALLANGE, Clark
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BY Order OF inc Board.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

y CEIVED OF the office Of the Board Of City I'm
movements until nine O'Clock A M. of FBIDAY,
April 10, 1861, for building eleven Stone Arch Gull
yerts, to Eass the water under Eest Front-street
between Washington street aud the East Corpora
tion.line Of the Oity as follows: r.1
Two Of three feet interior diameter three Of four
feet interior diameter; and six Of five feet interior
on file in the City Civil Engineers once
Each bid TO be accompanied By two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed FORMS other will be
ceived. .rr =. r'#
BY order Of the Board.
apg-tt CHAS. BAULANOE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16

Diamonds as well as gold are said TO be
found in the mines Of Georgia. One Of theie Q
gems sold BY the finder for ten cents was
Iesold in France for $500.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16

Hopewell, handsome church near Rich
mond, va, was set on FIRE and burned to the
ground on Saturday night. ,,'
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI

SEALRp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
provementF, until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FRIDAY,
April 49, 1861, for grading and macadamizing
street, as follows: Grade, set curbs and pave the
gutteTs six feet wide, each side, with good, sound
9 @ Ou q Heu a. oleHu grhvs SIX
with broken stone, twelve ll2) inches deep.
Each bid 10 be accompanied by two suretie5. Bid
received.
spli.tt OHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL Bg RE-
- OEIYED at the Office of the Board of City I'M
pruvements until nine O'Clock A. N. of FRIDAY,
April l9, 1861, for grading, setting curbs, aud fur.
nishing new ones where necessary, and paving,
with good, sound bowlder- none to be less
than four inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel
ten inches ueep, PendletOD street. from the north
gutter of Hunt-street to the north line Of Wood
ward street, including three rows of dressed gut
ter, stones, and double Of twelve-by six inch
fiaggings Of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fat rock
stone al all the crossings
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, no other will be
received. 80 40. m
BY order Of the Board.
ape-tt 0HARLEs BALLANOE, Clerk.
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STyFGA4RRT WFFfJKktX2 fJkL 2ong ngge@IWEEN @ NgV

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
- YOkK Ar ID LIVERPOOL, landing sSxREA
snd emtarkipg passengers At QUEENS = SS4AlhzkS
TOWN, ireland The Liverpool, New TorE a a
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatch
ing their tul-powsced Clyde-built Iron Steamships
Is follows;
0lhNhI
CILY OF saturday, May T.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a, North
River,
BATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin. S75 Steerage..........-..S3g
First Cabin to London so SteeraRs to London... 80
steerage Return Tickets, good for Six Msnths.. SO
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, II awe, Hamburg,
Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at reduced
tbJ 0ugh fares.
So Persons wishing to bring out their friends,
buy tickets here at the following rates, to New
York; From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin
s75 SIS and sos Steerage from Liverpool, $40;
from Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodations
for passenger, and carry exPerieoCed Surgeons;
TheY are built in Water-tght Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire annihilatOrs board.
JOHN G DALE, Agent, 5 Broadway, N. Y.
Or, WILL b BARRY q CO., Agents,
apl3-tf Burnet- house Building, Cincinnati.
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C,ouRT OF COMMON PLEAS HAMIL-

for Divorce and AlimOny. y.-Hester Ann Jones VS..
Thomas r. JoI es.- The defendant will take notice
that the 18th day Of March, 10 the year 1861 the
plaintiff filed her petition in said Court, against
cruelty aud adultery and praying for adiyorce and
alimony Unless the defendant appears, pleads,
heard in his Absence, and decree taken against
him. fmh27-faW HESTER ANN JONES.
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a DMINISTRA SALE OF hEAL
N ESTATE.-ln puTsuance Of an Order u Sale Of
the Probate Court uf Hamilton OOOnty, Ohia t. us
directed, we viii offer for sale, the premises, at
public auction, on TUESDAY, April 30 ls6i, at two
O'CLOCK, nj the following described II ground,
situated in the County of Hamilton aud the State Of
Ohio: The tract parcel of land known and desig-
mated as Lot numbered Twenty-two (2I) on the
town plat Of the town of Lockland, in said County
u Hamilton aud State Of Ohio, appraised at ono
hundred aud sin ty d. liars, free Of dover.
Terms Of sale One-third cash balance in one and
two years with uteriet secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. w MORRIS, JR..
SARAH l.. NORRIS,
Administrators of the Estate OF
III p h,rris d.caosad
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y No. "A 5is Daniel J Falls aud Johp Young,
Partners, &c rs. d. M Whitney -DefendInt will
Riu ifs nled their petitiun in the above court to
recover the fuu Of $500 against him, iudorssr Of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, Of Lock port,
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum 81 fiss l2,
aud puTchased from him by plaintiffs, which dratt
has been protested for non-payment, and John L.
Tolsbd has been sued ss garHisbee Defendant is
required to answer by the 9th ~ June neTt
JOHN W. HEBRON, Att'H.
rI IN all.
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RAILROADs.

Il II ~ D.
nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL "a,
nsr TraTn VIZ RxSS ssSsrt y solIews
oi2cihnati, HsmiitOn and Dayton DE-,
got-I Ram lton, Eaton, nichmond, IpdIenaro.
Connects @ sat a. DAYTON with % Greenyilio and Miami
Railroad with Dayton and mlohlgan Railr5ad for
SaPsdai with sshausky, Dayton and oinoInnati
a.. S.o NJ, ". SSnSSS CiSCINSATI RxPR
0leyeIsnd via Columbus, OrestlIns and Plttsburgi
pells,s an. Pitts Suig aiso Or ss!Ingasld..
gipcinnati Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Ham
il1en. Oxford and Liberty. Connects for Oonners.
s.29 A., N. AogoaIMODATIoN-FrOm
Cleveland Via Columbus and Bsliair. 'u'nVu' anu
HsoI HS,sR n :pe ba1toI
Soid and Li5srty CSSnscts % oOnnsrsViSe.n con- on
nects at Dayton with sandusky, Dayton and Gin
sTs $50 y. M. M . ASG5CSs6bMmODATIoN-From
hitt.e ni9m RePotIE$ST $ Uslgnoqs and sPrinsiield
Hamilton and Dayton Depot For Hamilton, Rich.
mtnd, indianapolis and West. Connects at Day
and Chicago and for Tolsds, Detroit and 0SnaSa. dana
--e n, M. ACCOnfMODATION-T Little
pHs5 s.5s Psp r ~. AGS6SsSSiisnODATION-From DIN.
cinnati, Haplilton and Dayton DePot-For Glen
Tor, M, NIGHT ExPREss-From OinoIn-
natl, Hamilton and DAYTON Depot. Uonneote via
bus, Crs.tiine and PittsburG; via Cofumbns, Bell.
air aud Henwood via Colum bus, BeIlair and Pitts.
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland
sLEEPISG-OARs ON THIS ThAIN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus,
at l2.3A A. NJ, 1880 A M. aud 6f4A P. M
All trains run daily SUNDAYS excepted), except
the Night Express which leaves Sunday night, In
place Of Saturday night.
FOR all information and Through Tickets please
AppA at the 0icee, south east corner Of Front and
broadway west side of Ylne-street, between the
Postofiee and the Burpet House; No. West Third.
street, sixth-street Depot, and ct the East Front
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
Omnibusea call for passenRerp by leaving direc-
tiQps at the Ticket Once. apl5
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

SEALkD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE.
- CEIVED st the Office If the Special X jad VIII
lage, at B. Euwlei 3, Wal out Hills, until o'clock,
April II, 1861, for regarding Highland avenue set
Safbs and pave he cutters SIX feet wide, with Hus-
inch Limestone upon four INCHES of gravel and
49, 80 - 80 1ravel Oh - Of the payement; the
SIDEWALKS t. be tagged four fcer -,S-, and the
roadway to lie Macadau,iged one foot deep, from
Auburn av nue. TO Osk-stTe
Bidders will bid by tue perch for broken stone, by
the cubic yard for gradiHg, and BY the hneal loot
for Tagging and pavement All bids to be accompa-
Died b. eureiies.
by order of the Board.
arc 8. W. IRWIN, Clerk.
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Highly Important Information.

n AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WILL
plt sse observe that the model an9 snPsTTi1Sr
TER 4 co is situated At 267 Eighth;st., between
kinds of Straw Goods are cleaned and altered to
the very latest fashion.
N B.-straw Goods dyed and finished in superior
style ap2.x
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Pawnbrokers.

A DAMS & LIPMAN, PAWNBKOKERS,
IN No 133 Sycamore ST., between Fourth and
Fifth, whore they take goods Of all kinds oOllAt
eral security; such as diam9nds, watches, breast-
OF value. Unredeemed pledges for sale.
Np'A 14''' 'i'-- o. --' " ). g. ADAMS,
mhls-xS NJ. n. LIPMAH.
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mhhw. AdministrHS2rf q nSsr sSs E''i.S q

DROBAT COURT NUTtCH.- ASS
H sIGHEE Of Mrs. SUSAN KIBBY.-NOtice Is
hereby given that the subscriber has neen ap-
pOiDted assignee Of Mrs Susan Kibby, and as such
has taken Possession Of her effects. All persons
having claims against her are notified TO present
them, duly authenticated according to Law, 20 JOHN
n. EkHIs, assignee, 26O Walnut-st., 0inei5Pati,
nRO OBATE COURT NOPICB.--A
III sIGHEE Of MILTON s. KIBBH.- Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed assignee Of Milton 8. kibby. All peraons
having claims against him are notihed 70 present
JOHN NJ. ENkIS, assignee, 26O Walnnt-stI
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio mhSI-ot.Wed
WOHN CETZ, WHOLESALE DEALEa
- In " bite Flint, Green and Black GLASSWARE
Ing, between Front and Columbia oincinnsti, o.
Cut, Plain and Pressed Flint Glassware; Black
Wine Brandy, Porter, Hook or Catawbal Olaret
and Beer Bottles, together with Q1art, Pint and
Half-pint Elaska, DemiJ Johne, Lanterns, etc.
Country Merchants orders solicited, and hlled ~
very low prices. With dispatch. mh1 en
DHILADELPHIA STANDAHD AND
II hEfIHkQ suGAR.-I00 barrels Crushed, Pow
dered and q. p. SbgAr, LoVerisgd; 100 barrels A
kzRoG :, c6LTER, 81 and S2i MAln q aps
NNR ksH TRAs.-B0 HALE CHESTS
- YOnng Hysen Tea 90 do. Gun - Eder do, 40 do
Imperial do 10 do Oolong do Al n late im porta-
ton. In store and for sale. AAkON A. OObfEk,
310 and 32I Msin.st ap9
mo YOU WANT no SELL ANY THIN0s
- AdVOrtiae In the DAILY PRESS, and IOu viii
have buyers h Akpndance. ThS PRESS haa III
aEGaSt e,spplotaali = Ne eits.
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For pT. Heber1a.

= u - . . - = = NSA IL
HNINC1NkATIs OHIO, MARCH IL, 1861.
" Our of Ju,tlce o. IN self sn0 the suffering
con mnnity a dutv 1 owe 10 De. J. HEB SRN,
make The loving statement: have had ul-
ceIaed ankle and foot for eight yeara aud dur
ing thai time Tied the Ost skiful physicians of this
city. but ] grew worse / saw n number " DR..
HEBERNS cures and then went and put mFself
under hi Treatment, aud 10 very short time l
was entirely we'll ard am able 70 do my work, which
j have not done tor several years Ny residence Is
leI Hinthst Miss LIZZY RDNDALBUSd.
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill aDd cure n Cancer without Instruments OI
pair He also cares Piles aud al kinds Of Sores
rheumatism, etc, Once, IS Bayrtst, corner Ct
Gutter Ofics b-urs, A. NJ. tOsP. NJ.
aps-H DB HEBRRN