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IYFI,NMs1ioNs.-N- REzham, celebrated Physician
Utica, says: - have treated cases # Iafa,nma.
Of the Lung- naa arma:ion o: the Brain Inaluma-
ton O. the Eose.s and Kidneys Inl 4,story RAeuna
tisn, Child Fed Fever, with Dr Trssks Magnetic ONT.
msn, with pea-c success, even shen all internal
de, have failed also Lunz> with ike Io the
epidemic known III" fu-rd E-ysipeas by which 81
many valuable lives lost. ;es'ei il frequently and
never failed Of eiiec;in speedy an! In
cases q Burns, Sprain., Bruises, Frozen Limbs Chi
bains, &c, it cures like charm NJ physician fam
y viii be single day without this meiic'ue after be
coming acquainted with its power to cure -
SORE LIPS, CIiaPfEp HANDS, AND CIIILBIAINS,
completely cured b. three appHcstons OF The
Magnetic Ointment
!.ta'. tH'~Itl-"n'Fht "a iia> reper. SmOctl
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-01-02

RABID DoCs.-it is reported that two mad
dogs were killed or Tuesday last, hear IL .exins;on,
one south and the other west OF the village, both
of which showed symp oms of hydrophoba.
Judging from indications in the village, the day
had not long passed since some one had tear~ al
this disease making It's Appearance within our
corporation limits, as e have observed since the
snow Iott sgvera! remains OF CANNES lying around
loose, as II they had been struck by ii-htnng or
s:ry chnine. ,a,iac JetJersonia.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-01-02

CorSHs - The sud changes Of climate are
so.f,e- ai FCLMJSNEY BRONCHIAL, AMI AsF!iNdr AZTEC
I4uN, rNr-fl-u taN.nE proved i'Ht simple "Ulri -
ot en act e-d y an llny shea tleu The cary
ST. a. - di>eIs, recourse should u one BE- had u
BrJ'sa's -h,LtIi TractS Irz-n.e. let thu cid.
q U-,u. I-TIs-I 81 t-e lnrus- be siGht.
ly ,- preclI uirIc >rfIol- alta may b. eitrc
ty.lly s.tI.e! 81, Pubac SpetLe ~;I-e- vii uHG
-. .-syer tr-ya-at t,n2s5
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MOTHERS, READ i'll, The f1llo- ns extract from
1T written by the pastor Of 3 pli: Church IA the
Jp4fGti aut As--eugeg, Cnc mat, Uau, and speak
vuIrmes favor ct Ihtt wor.dr-noN ne; metcineMhs
WISsLOw SOrHING SYRUP FOR CHiIDBE> IEETHISG
= We sse an advertisement ia your coloms of Ms.
u ~ o~ coUthlIg syrup N1s Lev"I said a vOst d
IN favor of a patent Ne!'c.ne before Life, but We
fee compelled 70 yuIr readers. tha, tins l. hum
hI--wE HAVE AND KNOW IT r. ~ AL CLAIMS
IL Pro bis. If the rucresSiIl medic oi
- DAY, because II - D the lest AMI those Of your
fe.-r- have babes can d. bette Than ~ lay
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Wednesday H.raing. Jan. 2. 1861.

CONCERT Mrs l.. l.. Deming, a most
exec Hen, lady, - well =. an accomplished artist,
will repeat her popular concerts. with a change
Of programme, al the Hall of the Hosse, on Fri
day evening, at l-2 o'clock.
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4 CARD

NE FDToR-Ps rmi. me III 5ehalf x the on,c-,s ami
nraae- { :hc Ss- Reform School 20 tende,
ack osi-cgmsnts 10 Nrs l. l.. DemnJ for the Mus cal
La c-talnu ut lie gave las; ngI5, al the Reform
--ho
W wes al l,-hly delighted, and ,-us: that marx
uil1e il the rish direction u,ou she mind. Of the
", which vii urvcr b. eT,cei. u. u. NICHOLS.
sup, Mich. sat. E-t"rm School.
ilrs'r Jan. 1. 1851
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DEPARTURES AND CLOSING.

For Detroit, y A. M.-closes A VI.
fcr S. johns and ali in,s the Detroit & Mils sukee
line and North. Z A. N closes T. NJ.
For Jackson, via taton Rapids, A M.-closes p N.
For Jackson, Mason. "A N.-c.sses L.
FOr Chariott-, Eaton fsGpds 5 A M-c.o.sssP. N.
For Detru;t, VIA uOsel, a Tues iays, Thu siays
and Saturday 's--cioses ats r
For Grand Ledge, &C, P. Thursdays aud Fridays,
coses at lzis r. 81
Fo, Lyons, tuesdays and Fridays, Z A. closes a,
sPM
For Bellevue Saturdays, 8 A closes at r. VI.
For Hastings, Fridays, at p M-cosrs al IN L. NJ
For b. roo, Fridays, 8 \. u CLOSES at s Z ~
Tn SUNDAYS the Office viii b. op- from To 10 A.
VI, and from NJ , at which last hour the IN ais
for that evening all b. closed.
n96 J. VI. GRISWULD, NJ.
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NEW BANNING IioU-E OF THEODORE
HUNTER AND COMPANY Mr.. Theodore Hunter,
tie late capable and crntlemanly Deputy State
TREASURE, opens day in Cowles' block, Oh
Wa>hiu g,ou- avelue, 4 Banking and Exchange
C.Iicc I der the above name. tie has associi-
ted with him men OF capital and large means.
Ia That regard, the Institution should command
tlecvutG,.c, Of the business men OF this city and
county. NJ. Hunter has been long tried in the
plsce he hg> ju>, vacated, and is known 10 all
h,-e, as a man Of eminent bushes. qualities, and
sct.t integrity aud honesty of purpose. He
e.oy> The confidence OF this community, and
from ii- g.. 'l-mautl treatment of all persons
ato .v 'u-ir.s- IL the Treasury ic~ the
le>i>1 se s. Dr. v... So predict have large
,.ars o. ui-.e l...f..,-e
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ryL "a 1 H Z Z ID =.

la CaID-,er. lee 26,a. 1850. oy lr,s. l. X PIX T.
81. SE,vAEH Ia %: An~.ns AMI Ni.. ELnIRA f iIsN
a.. C,,IF. es
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TO rIARRIED LADIES

it ~ p-,u:,.iy led. Il "ill in short bring
tG. ..s. I.. POI: with regularity.
Each n,tie, ..i.e one Dollar, bears the Government
stamp at Ur"tj 70 itan 10 prevent coun,er:ets.
Tsese rus 81 4 not De tdLet by Females dGrtRy the
Fi.sT IH4EE MONTHS gf Pregnancy, a. they are sure
t. Jy.eg Atse; r,age, tr q: any or time they safe
10 all csss- Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain an
the B, !.DS, Fatigue slight exe ton, Psiiia-
,n at Ia. rsrl .iy ssrcs and Whites thes- Pills will
-nect Il when all other means nave failed and,l
tao h puNc ,ul remedy do not contain iron caiomel,
autsn.ou! a..F thing hartfui TO the constitution.
Fuil i,r-ctions the pamphlet around each package,
which should De carefully preserved
: lie ASen, for the United States and Canada,
J05 MOSES, Rochester, " \.
N.B-Sl % and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorred Agent viii insure bottle, containing over SO
pills, by return mail.
For sale by K. Inayer 4 Co. Lansing. lyoss
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Western Money at f'ar.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE

Will ceve oils VI sound Bank, FR for Sub
sciiption.
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Sl 25, copies TO address for SO ant any larger
number at the lats rate For clubs of tsenty
copy ui'l BE- s-nt For club Of frty, We send The
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Weekly Three copies for IS Ave copies for S. for
sic ami larger number at ts rate Of 81 20
per the paper 10 be addressed each cub
scribeT. To clubs o tsenty, send on extra copy.
Twen'y 10 adress for $50, with
10 him whp sends e club For clubs of forty We
send copy Of The Semi Weekly Tribune For each
club OF hundrsi THE DAILY IRIBUNE will bs sent
sra is one year
Payment always in advance. Address
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Herrick's Hid Strengthening Plaster.
TIE Great Stre,,gihensr AID Pc:,. Des;royeri

LHt OFedt otFe1g!hsfser d,.d Pan DesirOgFr!
TgiE sl-T
Hot SEIioi g. REMEDY ~ III AO..iDi
ine>- rru"~n.. tss;srs pc D., aus dis
sr'ss, IN the tsrh, sides aBl bIesst. koiTs In
i--i, C-.iain they t. DO tri- the Prop ct
StTTant~ h.Ia- = ..s9 ga. hti.a Snc guu,
u Jrap'iiui hi1 -ather them PECULIAR scSli
~ tc TIE wants . FINALS utLe-s Tn-ir arrcsti'
i qusIy g. th- strong INST. tie del sie
man and t." si. milan. To- n Al ~ prove
pait' an h",si '-'rHs' T. sc. sc, and wii.
cut annoy tso- = r.t. Fa>ter ~. wear it",n
on l. ''tu month aEt sEsIaatic saBts lfis
ara b~uses, frequently slice 'cUrcs ~Es a u'r Een.
dies fsi. Fu dT-ctione sill be- fssi.d the tsck Of
sdch. Fuhhc eake>. v,cs!sis ministers af fha &c.
ana Other s ngtl-a her iuug. improve the.s
yuicc- by searinc tt,Is Z PRICf lss ti~-
ES- lrc above artcie> -Oi. bs AL TIE d-s.rs fn
iu az. by r Kent. Hs.uD. an b. nrlgsi- through,
"u t- United -isIe- s,snais- .r@ -ostn Aul.r rt
S!.osal- hy al irus.7-t. jh- i5lprius csties-
hfaRICk 4 t;l.JTHFRS,
lyi-2is gi,s.r,e1! n Btt,f- .Bang y j.
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TERMS nF SUBSCRIPTION
Rata. .i idvcrtistnS.

,re Slus-e of lciu-- - TOR he rrs, Insertion and
.a'- tch .,bSr Iucrr pubii'at'on
"a isr h!cc months.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE
Arrival aud Departure of the Malls.

ARRIV VALS
from Detroit, VIA ososs, an ever 4. 4 r. B X
daii;, az ~ NJ.
from s. Johns, daily, at 5 4. ~
From jackson, VIA. Eaton Raptcs, daily, ga T u.
Prom Jacks n, Mas N, dai y, ~. +. u
From Charlotte, via. Eatoa Rspds daily, AT ga 7 y
+ Detroit. Howell, MJniays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, ~ ii x I. VI.
,,Iani e'ge. SC Tuesdays and Fridays, Ht Il
From Lyons, Wsc"us'a, Wednesdays ami SAiur-
DAYS, at.P u.
F5"m Bellevue, Friday ais 2. VI.
From tia ST ngs, F'i.sy- stsP VI.
From Byron Saturdays At SP. VI.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINE

sotyHng the gums, reducing al MIA muatoD-wil. ala
ALLAN an. ,.,a sEaodc action, and i-
To RE.ULATE The BOWELS.
I~perd Jon r. notices. Il VII give rest ycurselv--
ami hsi,:f ant Hsai.k ., y'ap Infants
We have put au ,! thi- article fer ten years
an say, cuDh fence ann trGh # Il, wiz We ha ve
been able T. say fan, "th-r e,NEyER HAs
y FAIEE, iSsTA>CE, LFTEoT CURE, wien
timely used NevrT id we ku instance of dl,sats
faction by whpus>lIt On the utrary all are
reIght-G with is opera I"Is, ami .lesk ia c
Lghe-t niat.n of IL mas icsl effects and med
cal sTtues. We s,cdk thi- matte. - ahd, ds
kspr after ten year rrure, AMI piedye tepu
tat on for Tie fG.9e ~ sha her. declare Ia al
most every iu-auc. where the infant j. suffer ny ircm
p.iu aud Klaus .ou Tee! M e unf ia iittei
n4inG;rS after the syrup l. s,iIuluisteIed.
Ills valuable preparation Is III prescription of one o
tie most E,p-r-nc-i ami -kl.fu Narses New Enyand
sl'! has been u-ed III uevrr-faI NJ success IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES
Il only relieves the ch ID from ain but invgorate.
'h- o.nach ana bowels, sciIry. and gives
ana - io he wAoie .y-rrm II viii almost instsDt.
relieve
GRiWNG ~ TIE BOW Els. .N' @,Nj. rufit
a d .-,-... ..... D. ...s n g. .-,..-
.s.f, naf tu .-af4 = --. Eye BE- -.-r .a 80
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ws,f,lt f.II tn q. a
.uv r 30. .-..-. .t, w1g . .av --rs. uotll-. VII.
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'" u"' e. g"u prejudice, n"r .hs T"'ud r-s o;her
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I sly-s. an -uIJt1l -Clr--,o ioi.". The us 81
s --....l, each Uu'r!- Nur- g-ng.u uale-n tue
'lc ~..a. 90 CURTIS s. tlfhi\-. New g. is 'he
'ut>.-t 1a;i-i.
So. b, .ss4s...s.r rh.a.,b,lt tu- ~ c22
PRINCIPAL. offICE. No. - CEp:R STREET, " Y
Price ou!y - Cents per Eo,i:c.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
f'reiar.d frm q Prescrtision nt S,r J. Cf.tTke " D..

PTefGred frmr Prescription y Sr j, Clark, w. d.,
faysic,as E1,raordina'y 20 M Queen
lhIs eiicne a. uniaiIng III the %.
al Jio-. PAIN I'D dangerous dI,eas.~ which the
female constitution is sub ect Il moderate all excess
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, 1861-09-12

~ NEW lORK, aug. Z6
Pierce, Butler and others have been arrested
for treason. Gen. Shields is made Brigadicr.
The privateer Sumter was last seen at Trinidad.
pended intercourse with JuarsE, President Of
Mexicos
, 1861-09-12

Fountain, the dentist, accused Of rape on Miss
Levy, was given up by his hail on the 29'h ut
lie waived a preliminary examination, and was
committed for trial.
Chief Burke had called meeting of the police
force, to renew the oath Of allegiance to the
United States. The doubtful ones would be dis.
missed.
Eugene Casscrly published a atwo-colngnn letter
in the Herald, OH the 2Jth, vindIcating the Admin
istraton and advising Ills friends to vote against
the Mcdonnell ticket He refrainS from speaking
either Of COnnesS or Stanford.
Gen. Sumner has determined to issue rations
to incomplete companies, in order to facilitate
cnliStmcntS.
The jury in the case Of Peter McCrcavy, tried
for killing kiilman, on board the steamer BrdgdOA,
April 20th, have been out all night aud al day,
unable to agree on verdict
Col Lippitt's regiment was to meet on Sunday
afternoon LIST inst to take the oath Of allegiance.
It was rumOred that the seccssionists Of Val.
icjo intended to blow up the powder magazine at
Mare Island. The surveying steamer Adire has
been detailed to watch it with guns double shot
ted and with double sentries. She lies Otf the
magaziue, ready to deal death 10 any who may
attempt to fire the powder.
John Nugent, ex.editor Of the Herald, was
married on the 27th ult, TO Miss EstudillO, oi
Alameda county.
, 1861-09-12

WAC GES. SETGEL Is.-Gen. Seigel is about
thirty seven years Of age. He is native Of
Baden, and graduated at the military school Of
Carlsruhe. lie entered the regular army
Of Baden, and was advanced to the post Of Chief
Adjutant in 1917. His sympathies with the
first revolution in Southern Germany lost him
his commission. He was appointed General.in-
Chief at the beginning Of the second revolution,
May, 1913, and led the forlorn hope Of the lib
eral party with great energy and zeal. lie
came to America in 1850; was professor in
Mr.. Dulon's Academy, and afterwards married
his daughter. He received call to q professor.
ship in St Louis, where he soon became dis
t.nguished for military talents.
HOT WEATHER-At St Louis, Missouri, on
the 9th Of August the mercury stood 100 to
100; this was the steady average Of several
days At Cairo it was 106; Louisville, 1O7 +;
Cincinnati. lO5; Washington, lO7; and We
conjecture that JeG Davis hsd it something
hotter at Richmond.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23
Fun in the Assembly.

AS is usual on such occasions, the Assembly
INDUCED in little merriment before adjourn
ment The Union has the following report;
A number of resolutions were sent to the
! desk, whose authorship is unknown. The
following are specimens of the wit of the leg
! islators:
Resolced. That the member from Placer
Mr.. Munday, be requested to act as mediator
to the next Legislature. Laughter,
Mr.. Munday asked who introduced the re-
solution, and could get no information on the
subject He said he thought if he had acted
as mediator during the present session, there
would have been fewer quarrels.
| Resotged, That Special Committee of sew
en- be appointed to ascertain how often the
gentleman from Alturas has hap-prehend-
ed" the Speaker at this session Loud laugh
ter, in which Mr. Dougherty joined heartily. ]
ReS0Ived, That having confidence in the
| honor and courage of our own State militia
officers, it is the earnest wish of this Assem-
bly, that our Generals. Colonels and Ma iors,
may be as successful in dodging the balls of
the enemy as they have been in lodging the
roll-call. Laughter
The resolution was put to the vote and
adopted
ReSolged, That the member from Monterey,
(Mr. Blair) be requested to define once more
the position of the Republican party upon
the Union Resolutions, and also inform the
House what his prospects are for Congress.
Laughter.
Although the resolution was adopted, the
gentleman from Monterey did not respond
! ReSoiged, That the gentleman from Sierra,
| (Mr. Dougherty,) be requested to deliver II
lecture this evening on Juvenile Y ouths-
Great laughter and applause.
ReSoived. That the thanks of this House are
hereby rendered to the lobby members for
their faithful and punctual attendance upon
this body. Laughter
ReSotUed, That the two permanent lobby
members, namely: 5. B. Smith, and n B.
Broughton, are hereby authorized to change
their names-S. 3. Smith to that Of Pork
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23

ExcELsroR.-We have already large mum
Der of magnificent flags floating on appropri-
ate occasions over the city from imposing
hagstafls The highest flagstaff now up is
that at the Pavilion. Hardenberg d Dayton
yesterday cut down that which had stood on
J street, near Fourth, in front of Murphy's
bookstore, and raised it to the roof of the St.
George Hotel. 1t is 70 feet in length, and
when erected on the roof of the St. George
which it will be in day or two. will exceed
in hight that of the Pavilion. Excelsior" is
the motto of the day, and especially when
applied to the display of the national ensign
-iSacrdmento Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23

Our WEAK GovERNMENT-Two hundred
and fifty thousand men from west of the AL
leghany mountains have offered their services
to the Government Ohio has rendered
eghty-fve thousand. East of the mountains
the tender of men and money has been equal
ly prompt and liberal. Pennsylvania is ready
with her hundred thousand, and in New
York the number seems unlimited The
supply of money, too, is equally liberal with
that of men. It's stated that over thirty
millions of dollars have besn raised and do
mated to equip troops for the Federal Govern
ment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23

REwARD1NG AN EXAMPLE OF PATRIoTIsM-A
GALLANT SEAMAN.-In connection with CON-
Armstrong; case, the Secretary of the Navy
has issued an order which should be printed
throughout the country, to show Americans
that there are some who scorn base action,
even when ordered byo superiors. 1t is as
followsi
at appears from the testimony taken in
Capt. Armstrong; case, that VIM. Conway,
an aged seaman, doing duty as Quartermas-
ter in the Warrington Navy Yard at the
time of its surrender, when ordered by Lieut..
f. b. Renshaw to haul down the National
flag, promptly and Indignantly refused to
obey the order. The love and reverence thus
impulsively exhibited for his country's flag,
in the hour of its peril, are not the less wor-
thy of being called noble and chivalric be-
cause displayed by one in an humble station.
1t is the more deserving of commemoration,
for subordnates in the service are not usual
ly expected to set examples of patriotism and
fidelity in their trusts, but to follow them.
"The Department deems it no more than
strict Justice to William Conway that this
testimonial from the Court in his behalf
should be made known throughout the SER
vice. 1t, therefore, directs that this General
Order be publicly read, as early as practical
Die after its receipt, by the commanders ofall
naval stations, and all vessels of the Navy in
commission, in the presence of the officers
and men under their command"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23
Smith, and N. B. Broughton to that of War

Smith, and N. b. Broughton to that of War
Bond Broughton. Laughter
WHEREAS, The Hon c. b. Porter, of Con-
ira Costa, has proposed to leave upon and in
his desk various pens, papers, letter-cip ink
stand and stationery, thereby offending a
gainst the unalterable ways of the Les islative
body, and intlicting wound upon the tender
consciences of his peers on this floor; there
fore, be it
RcsoIved, That the Hon. c. B. Porter, of
Contra Costa county. be safely inclosed in a
glass case0y the Serge nt-at-Arms, and care
fully forwarded by express to Barnums, as a
specimen of nearly defunct race. [Great
Laughter
Mr.. Porter said he would notify the House
that it was not necessary for the Sergeant-at-
Arms to undertake the proposed duty, as he
had, by the Chairman of the Committee on
Public Morals (Mr. Briggs been convicted
of verdancy, and at his solicitation been in
duced to retract his ill-considered determine
tion. Laughter
Resoircd That the thanks of this House are
hereby rendered to Gen Wood for his indus
try in using his tickng-straw for the pur-
pose of wa king up the wrong Dutchman,-
Great laughter.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23
TEL EGRAPHTC.
From San Francisco.
SAN FRANCIsno. Nav %

DAN FRANCISCO, May %.
The election yesterday was carried by the
Peoples ticket 10y about 500 majority, with
the exception of DR.. Sheldon, Union ticket
candidate for Coroner, who was elected bv
about 1900 majority. About $4,000 votes
were cast.
The steamer Pacific reports that on the
llth Of May, she saw the British schooner
Woodpecker ashore and deserted, on Column
bia. Vessel and cargo a total loss
The Irish American Benevolent Society at
the ball last night, were presented with a
fine silk banner that cost some $500, by the
Irish ladies of San Francisco.
AS Lieut. Clark of the California Guards,
was walking down Montgomery street, at l2
o'clock to-day, he was struck by Warren
Butler of the Police Gazette. Clark returned
the blow and knocked Butler down, when
the police interfered.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23

A New VERsE.-Oiiver Wendell Holmes
has added the following appropriate verse tc
the "Star Spanged Banner:
When our land is illumined by Liberty's smile,
Ifa foe from within strike a blow at her glory,
Down, down with the traitor that dares to defile
The flag her stars and the page of her story
BY the millions unclaimed when our birthright
was gained,
We will keep her bright bazon forever un'
stained
And the Star Spangled Banner in triumph shall
wave,
While the land of the free is the home of the
brave
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-23
ROGERS
ICE CREAM SALOON.
ID Street. opposite the Post Office.


yUyHE undersigned would announce to the citizens of
IL MBrysviHe that he will, on Thursday evening 10Th
inst, be prepared to them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES of superior quail
ity, and in the most popular style. No pains will be
spared to make this one of the most deserving and
popular Cream Est lbshmens in the State 1t will be
considered no bragadoca, when it is known that |
been In the business constantly for twenty years.
should say, that for the past fifteen wears L have
known superior in the manufacture Of IL Z CREAM
To the great dsideratum in Cream-richness and ha-
vorl shall be able to give proof that have attain
Families and Parties win be furnished at short no
tice, with Cream of any flavor, accompanied by all
the necessary conyehences.
ST. ROGERS.
~" n. B. The undersigned in charge of the Sa-
loon, Confectionery and Fruit Department, Will ne
very happy to receive the favors of his friends ana
the public generally, where they can obtain an the
choicest varieties of Strawberries, Cherries and APP
ricots Also Peaches Pums and other fruits in their
C. Ill. BEACH.