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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

O0hSg gAPEIOH, BRONCHITIS, IEDIGEs TION
DYSPEPSIA, GOsS OF APPFTTTE- FAINT
NESS, NERVOUS sIRRITABILITY, NEU-
kAkGIA, PALPITATIOv OF THE
HEART, MELANCHOLY, HYPO-
CHOhDklA, HIGhT SWEATS.
LANGOUR, GIDDINESS, q
ALL THAT CLASS OF
CASES so FEARFUL
LY YFATAL,CALIr-
ED FEMALE
WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

~ Look to Yourself IN Time How many, IN
Consequence OF 1als5 delioacy susor frOm supprss9-
ed, painful, ohgfructed mensturationi AID thirk
Work itself clear IRON obstructiona, nlq al cone
right IN the end, little dreaming that the seeds ~
death slfedy terminating IL the system because
the vital energies impaired ana tns ente AZ
mai econsunV derauged, dsl ilitatedi and yes care
less Of themselves a. they are, II reneey Nels ~
before them which would restore al the q
ne sFster and ruinYigorate the body, tliey eoull
sc ~ and thus bs in tine 70 save ther lives
Ptrrhts thinf 81 this aud az once give them bot-
~ ~ PM Woods RESTORATIVE cordial and Blood
RsnoVaior.-L New York Soufief-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

bGFAtNo. 444 Broadway, all the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh AMI Genuine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

Sold By T. F. GAYLORD, and al sOOss s.Eg5s EREg5s Sl'''
Also, By WI. FIsKE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

So Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
RenoVator for the cur Of General D. bity, Or eak
ness arising IRON any cause; also, DyspspsiA- ker
VousnesE, Nia1t eeats, Icipient Consum ptioni LF-
eF Complaints, Biliousne.si Loss OF ApPettte, te-
contraction Of disease 5 certainly the best and most
agreeable Cordial tonic and kenOvatur ever offered
to the Afflicted eud - chemically combined 10 Be
the most powerful tonic ever known % m=dral sci
encs Reader, ~ it. 1t III 10 you good. We have
no healiation In recommending Il, slucF We know d
90 b a saie, pleasant aud remedy for the disea
% enumerated. .--iheW York Dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

So Fhe sherry Wine Biitsrs are fortale BY H. 2,
oaylold, strung 4 Armatrong, and O. s. haoksnEio,
o'syelsse, Q.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
French Il Kingsley.

e FR q SHE ar AR ra1Thx5s
SOFAS, CENTRE TABLES
DIVASS, WHAT-NOTS.
TETE,ATETEs, BUREAUS,
LOUNGES, SECRETARIES.
MATTRESSES. BEDSTEADS.
Oak Chamber setts, Flowered Chamber Setts
Easy Chaire, Sofa Seat hairs, Cane Seat
Chairs. Wood Seat Chairs, sick
Chairs, &c, &C, at
FRENCH & KINGSLEY's
.-sz-~ UOWES CELEBKA-
3--~A - TED sCALES.--r2ese Scale.
have taken the Med li IT the Yer
- mont State Fair Four EARS ~
IA PROCESSION. and the medal at every
- '.~-- piece hey have exhibited this year.
.<g-g--~,gga AHkinds fof sale at Manufacturers
- FREScn KIHGsLEY.s.
NOFFINS.-FRENCH * KINGS
~ LEY have mex and complete assorment
of Cotfns, casket- ard Burial Case Of eyerr -ize
style and price, with or without box, from Rosewood
and Mahogany to the common Pine Coffin. ali
trimm~d ready for Particular attention paid -
all orders from oGt OF town.
LgARDwARE.-Hailde Hard ware. Loc<-Hand
II BelI-. Door Bells &C. &c. At 2. 4 rs.
INE BY THE BARE REL.
Il For sale a. FRENCH & kINGsLEE =
100BBLS, FhEsH cENENT.
wv a, EkF&CH kl>n>LtY.~-
GLASS ETT TO ORDER.
II FRENCH Il hI%G>LE1 IS
5OOroNS LEnlGu coAL IN
FKENou x KG>G>LEf-
5nn Tons LACAWANA COAL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
business DIRECTORY,

CHAS. &. DEWEY.
Attorney, Councillor ami solicitor Rutland. VI
v--Once. formerly occupied b. ). H Hodges
Ezq q few doors North OF the Court House, Main
Street. A1-d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
IT AIR J 4 " f l. r 7 !

CLARK 4 BROTHERS are prepared 20 braid
and Geld mount Ladie-' and Gents Neck. or Vest
Chains Pins Bracelets Rir Sleeve Buttons, Studs.
Charms. Ear Rings or any other articles required.
All done in the neatest manner on short nouce,
and at very low price, at New Store, IN
CLAEKs BLOCK, Rutland VI.
March 1 1861 lott
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
WM, i. Ilaautcs, Secretary.


This sum is not sufficient to warrant the Com.
m;'ee i'm commcHcrg any work: but in order
that they may arrive NJ some definite Enovlt1vr
Of the amount to be devoted to sGch purpose,
they have fixed upon thc following plan. Sub
scrpuon> TO be solicited between this and the i1th
day OF October ensuing, at which dutc tiu Com
mittcc viii proceed 10 contract ul The buldinr ot
monument to the extent Of the means On hand.
1t therefore rests with the people of Caluruil. In
whose defense hc lad down his life 10 determine
the chHiact,r pi the Monument to the Memory ui
David {. BrOdcIick. Those having Subscription
lists IN their possession are called upon to make
immediate returns thereof, as a tuil l.,t Of all
donors aud subscribers rs well as all delinquent
agents, Will be published ON or before ihe l,h OF
October. Parties desifous of contrbuGn to the
Monument Fund, can do so by depn.itinr their
amounts AT the Savings and Loan Society 5 Bank
to the credit Of the Fund, or with any Of the
Committoc.
Architects who have submitted designs or de.
sire to submit designs for the Monument, win re-
ceive every infImaton by calling on C. y. Carter
No. 90 Merchant street, ON or before the 10Th da}
of October, at which date plan will be adopted
The Committee desire to express thcir thanks
to the lruprIeturs Of Lone Mountain Cemetery lui
the donation Of an eligible site lyr the Monument
10 feet square.
In conclusion, they would earnestly appeal t,
/ all those who hold the Ucmory of the good and
-''"' J." t"t, us NtlI as llc ph'llutc h gCh
/ cral, to lend their aid towards the cousuuuunm
/ Of thor trust. The present is peculiarly q nttn.
. period for the erection of a Monument WhIci
shall be as cndurabe as the Union, to tic mcnm.
/ Of one Of the first martyrs to q cause which d
this day has such hosts ofadrocatcs in California
Trusting to meet with prompt response, III,
Committee rcsrecGuy submit The above.
Vim. NJ. Lent C!as. Iasmcr.
+. l.. an Bohc'ln, r. }. PuuItcier,
+. y. Sawyer, Chas Watrous,
j. ". Britain, {. y. Carter.
WIN. Mex IBBEN, President.
!. 70. BccGllr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
3otets and 8tstaurants.
HOTEL DU NORD & RESTAURANT
TO THE PUBLIC.

IF you want to be comfortable and at hOme-Go to
Il the Hotel du Nord.
DO you wish a good Breakfast, Dinner Sup
per in style which not surpassed? Go to the
Hotel Du Nord.
Do you wish good bed In and fine ventilated
where neatness and ceanness can he found from
the first to the fourth story? The Hotel Du Nord is
the place.
Do you wish any family and reception rooms?-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in remarkable styl5
known to be the best the Pacific Coast. Tho pro-
pretor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du Nord will spare
trouble to suit every taste.
There is fine cool, private dining room in the
House.
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to inform his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in the Hotel Du
Nord every thing announced and not to be surpas-
ed by any other hotel in the citypoite walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages tor
all parts of this State.
saY] English, French German, Spanish and Italian
spoken.
~" Open day and night ]. SAJ0US,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysville Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05

i've companies for all ai'ictrs as high as Capt,in
and acauc'es above Captain sha. be htcd IS
The votes OF thr commissioned officers Of tle
regiment and all officers So elected shall be com.
missloued by the respective Governors Of the
STATES, or by The President OF the United States.
Section H.. And be 1t further enacted. That all
letters written by soldiers IA the service Of the
United States may be transmitted through the
mails without prepayment of postage. uudcr
such regulations rs the Post Office Department
may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients.
Section T.. And be il further enacted. That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby autlur-
lied and directed TO introduce among the yolun.
teer force in the service Of the United Stlos the
system Of allotment tickets now used in tie navy,
or some cquiya'et system, by which the family
IF The volunteer woy such portions Of Ajs pay as
hc may request
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
ALLEY 81 MAY. PrOpr etOrs.
NOTE FOUND.

NOTE for 800 was found in this city on Angus
n 29th. ltis dated Nevada, May l4th, 1851, drawn
in favor of D. Kraft, and by him endorsed to
John German. The owner have the note by iden-
tfying himself at this Office, and paying for this sd-
yertieement Su3l-lW
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
.-azC Efa=-
ErOicyick Monument.

The Committee to whom was iatrn,td fine
custody Of tue funds contributed towards the
erection OF 4 Monument suitable to the memory
Of the late Hon. u. c. Brodorick, With power t.
erect the same, in presenting the following state
ment Of their trust would beg leave to direct
public attention to the present necessity ofimma.
diatc action on the part Of those desirous or aiding
such object. The Committee have had the trust
in hands nearly two years, and it has not been
from any lack of eXcr;ion on their part that the
same has not been completed at TINS date The
amount OF funds contributed did not admit uf uc
ton, as they were unwilling to commence ma
tional work without a full knowledge Of the limit
Of the expense having the experience which has
attended the Washington Monument in view The
amount Of cash on hand, deposited with the San
Francisco Savings and Loan Society, Is <G,2t3 sl;
Of which sum S. lls - was contributed, and
S045 interest earned by the same, as per- fol
lowing:
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY t,HilI. y..rnl rti,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
Notice to Volunteers.
HL4p|t AtistS Fern GsFASTRY CAL V0Is.. ]
sAcaANENro, Sept 20, 1861.
~ ~. Il q e---...... ~

sAcaANENro Sept. 20, 1861.
fo' me Information Of all persons desiring to
Il. emo" themselves for the FIFTH INFANTRY.
Eaa Ohi"iH'a iVunt,crs, th, following notice Is civ.
liz Ihe company oGicers having been elected by
BI the fu cO TGues. are commissioned ~, ~,
- '"F'tH5f oI te state after having been exam
med 5y -rl 1he Board UiI rons,st ~ he gatI
De- d4mHels- Ss''-'''''
%aiTnat!ag u Officers are mainly on their LOYALTY
~ '' 'IlI'l Hialts b"ytruE eut, yscal and geneI-
" - ''' 'er' tt'erai Intelligence, and eapac ity TO
.'"HiH".' .iAs military examination is not rigid
'"'gh' q course, officers of experience are desirable
d much preferred. The prin, pal causes of reiection
IN the physical examination Of both raicers ana ,nsn
"lI @"sIect ~ perlEht eye or right hand, deafness
Slllis, hernia or rupture, want Of teeth hts lame
ness ulcers, aHi general weakness or debility Com
'''..' ,,''' t-In' "'h from ninety to one hundred
-ol'e' 'n'rei and oue being The maximum and
t'-h J-re tteU Himum; lut 81 hen half ms uulher
is raised 'hey "I toe received in the hfth Infantry
panied ny one Of ther officers with the distinct
nnderst7nau. that If the comuauv is not 6Ilrd in dine
ume IL mey be Incorporated with other Incomplete
i 'ii'.', taitaius may organize their companies,
ithu' Nhth Iu muster them. From the place of mus
itr 70 re@mtntal headquarters the TRANSFORMATION Of
jr companies VIII be ppiI by the Quartermaster On
.' ARRIVAL There, they VIII be re-aNauiued and sworn
.t we Any men desiring 10 join the companies
40" organizing at Sacramento viii in small detach-
I nth'' nf smaiy be at once examined, sworn and
I placed IN camp. Tie pag aud allowances of Volun.
tetls Is tine same ia the regular army When hon
oraby discharge they IN receive one hundr ed dol
/ 3F7 IN CASH II wounded or dIsabed in the line OF
their duty, they receive the same benefits as persons
aI,a'lt ip the regular service. The widow or legal
hrrs OF such rs may die be- killed In service besides
hundred dollars. Wv
JOHN KELLOGG,
Cal.Jiu United States Army,
~''oh-i ti-th l. a-try, Norma No.uutsers.
Iy authority and ander the direction Of Col JOHN
hAhLooG, a Recruiting olice has been opened atNo.
'' street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Of.
hce 4a5J vile. ana camp established in the city
Persons enIistrg via receive raucns and pay from
the date Of their enlstm.nt and will be transported
to headquarters at Sacramento free Of caarse Tie
list is now Open at The above place
NJ y. DOBBINs,
1t. Col Ffth Infantry, Cal. Volunteers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

The Heralds Washington dispatch says
zen Scott and his military advisers met the
President and his Cabinet to-day. where the
plans Of the campaign were fully disclosed.
All that can be divulged in relation to it is.
that it is supposed the Union forces are ready
and the blow will soon be struck.
1t is rumored that Claib Jacksan was in
Union City on Saturday, making arrange
ments with the officers in command of rebel
troops at that camp, to move troops into
Missouri to join the rebel forces of that State
1t is also rumored that an attack will be
made upon Birdspoimt very soon.
FoRr MONROE, June 25tn The gun boat
Monticello made a reconnaissance, Yesterday,
upon the Rappahannock aud the artillery
landed at the house of one Gunnan, an ac-
quaintanee of the pilot. They were intro
duced to his family, and while conversing
three companies of rebels rushed down and
attempted to cut them off. Sergeant Heber
Smith was shot through the hand, and others
wounded The Monticello at once opened
fire upon the rebels with shell and canister
killing and wounding large number. The
rebels fled
The gun boat Union sailed southward this eve
ming While off Charleston harbor, she captured
shin Atlanta. from Liverpool, bound for Charles
ton, with a cargo consisting mainly of goods con-
traband of war. The prize was sent to Philadel-
pha Three rebel steamers came out from Charles
ton, hut not return TO meet the Union.
Sergeant Durham, of the 9th Indiana regiment,
who is the best scout in the service, and an old
comrade of Kit Carson, returned yesterday, after
being three days inside the rebel lines. lie re-
mained in the rebel camp several hours, and re-
ports their number $500, including 500 cavalry.
Tee Monitieur formally announced that the
Emperor Napoleon is resolved to maintain strict
neutrality in American affairs and published II
decree specifying measures Of neutrality to be
he object Of Freuch subjects.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

40 KEEP BABIES QUIEr-As soon as the
559ualier awakes, set it up, propped by pill
lows II 1T cannot sit alone, and smear its fin
gers with thick molasses; then put half a
pozen feathers into its hands, and the young
one Will sit and pick feathers from one hand
~ ~ 'ne other untilit drops asleep AS soon a.
~ nwakens, more molasses and more feathers
,L .nu IN place of the nerve.astouuding yells
'"ere Will be silence and enjoyment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

SUBLIME IDEAs.-The closing passage of
one of Professor Mitcheps recent lectures in
New York, on Astronomy after speaking Of
the unfathomable distances which no teles-
cope can penetrate, lying far beyond the sys-
TEN on which the earth revolyes and yet
filled with Independent systems of worlds of
Infinite numbers, is as follows:
Light traverses space at the rate Of mil
lion miles minute, yet the light requires
ten years to reach the earth, and HerschePs
telescope revealed 1900 times further dis
tant The great telescope of Lord Ross pur-
sued the creation of God still deeper in space,
and having resolved the nebule of the Milky
Way into stars, beautiful diamond points
glittering through the darkness beyond.
When he beheld this amazing abyss-when
he reelected upon the immense distance, enor-
NOUS magnitude, and the countless millions
OF worlds that belonged to them, it seemed to
him as though the wild dream of the German
poet had been more than realized.
God called man in his dream into the yes
tibule of heaven, saying, Come hither, and
will show thee the glory of my house. And
to the angels who stood around his throne
he said, Take him, strip him of his affection.
put new breath into his nostrils, but touch
net his human heart-the heart that fears,
and hopes, and trembles.' A moment and it
was done, and man stood ready for his un
known voyage. Under the guidance OF the
mighty angels wing he flew through Saharas
of darkness, wilderness of death. At length
from distance not counted save in the arth
metic of heaven, a light beamed upon them
a sleepy fame, as seen through hazy cloud.
In moment the blazing of suns around--a
moment the wheelings of the planets~-then
came along eterntiea Of twilight, then again
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
misffllanfous.
Notice 10 Contractors.

- EALED PROPOSALS, for the completion OF the
- foundation and basement story walls, to the height
Of the swinging line o the window arches Of the state
Capitol, az authorized by Act Of the Legislature
amendatory Of act to provide for the construction
Of the state Capitol in the City Of Sacramento APP
proved May the goth, 1861 said work being the
heretofore cont acted to be performed by Michael
Fenne viii be received by the Board Of Commission
ers, at the Governor Office in said city from and af
the 18th day Of Juue 1861, until the 4th day ofJu
ly, tse, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Said founda ton 10 be
Constructed and basement to be erectod in accord
ance with plans and specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and to be AT the Office Of the Sn
perintendent on the Capitol Grounds the city of
Sacramento during the above mertoned period An
bids must be sealed up and directed the Board Of
Commissioners appointed to contract tor the erection
Of the State Capitol the Office OF the Governor, and
the same will be opened by said Commiss In the
Assembly Chamber Of the present Capitol building, a.
~ O'Clock NJ, on Wednesday, July 24b, 1861.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject all
bids, or any one or bids, when in their opinion
the same are unreAsonably high, or when the bidder
shall fail give satisfactory bonds for the faithful
performance OF his contract or when in their opinion
the best interests Of the State require the rejection OF
| such bids.
Each bid must be accompanied with good and suf-
nceut bond 10 the OF sixty thousand dollars the
work to be commenced Immediately after the signing
OF the contract, and " be completed In eight months
thereafter.
The attention Of all those making bids is called to
the Act providing for the construction Of the State
Capitol, approved March z9ih, 1860 and to the Act
amendatory thereof, approved May Goth, 1861.
BY order Of the Board,
junets til CD TORBERr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

"hy Is a hen immortal? Because her
son Cs"n) never sets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
SAN FRAYcIsco, July

Postmaster Parker went Oh to the Potrero
to-day with the proper witnesses and burned
some thirty thousand dead letters. The ac-
cumuation of the last year at the office in
this city.
The counter charges of assault and battery
preferred against each other by Wiegand and
Harte, of the mint, was called in the Police
Court this morning, and continued until
Tuesday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
DollOting for Governor.
SACRAMENTO. July Cth-3 p.

SACnAMENTo. JuIy Uth-3 p. N.
First ballot for Governor just taken-Con-
ness 2l2. Downey III, Casserly lGl, McCor-
kle 50, Bidwell 52.
TSeyeral additional ballots were taken.
Conness' highest vote was 237. The Con-
vention adjourned to St p NJ. We were un-
able to obtain any report of the evening ses-
sion. -ED. DEMocRAT.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

Mr.. WHAT-Do-YoU-cALI-nI says his wife
told him that she had been informed Mr..
Stick-in-the- mud's wife's cousin had heard
that Mrs Tattle guessed she saw somebody
90 into Virgins house, when nobody could
have been there but Mrs. Virgins. We
hardly credit the slanderous report, but feel it
our duty to circulate it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

on the right hand and on the left, appeared
more consultations At last the man sank
down, crying, Angel, can go no further ;
let me lie down in the grave, and hide my
self from the multitude of the universe. Tor
end there is noner End there is none = re-
sponded the angel And from the glittering
stars that shone around. there came choral
shout, End there is none End there is
uouer"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

Cost OF THE WAR FoRCEs.-The estimates
Tor the cost of the projected Increase of the
oFmy are being prepared in the War De
partment. The pay and clothing of one
company of cavalry, amount to $4,000 q
month-of Infantry, $500 month. A re-
glment of cavalry of i2 compaoies will cost
therefore, $4,000 month fer pay and
clothing, or $4,000 a year. Subsistence
for men, at 80 cents II day, Sl09, 800 Forage
Tor horses, at so cents day. $l62, 800. Tota
cost of one regiment of cavalry for one year
Cor pay, clothing and subsistence for men and
korses, 1904 900. Add to this the cost Of
mounting, equipping and arming the regi-
ment-$2S5,O00 and we have, as the ex-
peuse Of one cavalry regiment for one year
the sum Of $3.50, 900, exclusive of the ex-
penses of the expenses of the Quartermas-
ter's Department, which will amount to at
least S500,0G0 more. So that the cost to the
Government of the new regiment of cavalry
for the first year, will not be less than 81,
339, 900.
An army Of $4,000 men ought to have al
least 10000 cavalry, in ten regiments; the
expenses Of which, for the year, would be
sl3,S39,00G. The cost of equipping and
naming ,000-divided into artillery and
Infantry, in the existing ratio of two to five
which would five IL regiments of artillery
and 20 of infantry, would be, for the first
year. not less than SAC 900 0oO-or $5S, ,339,
Voo. An army of 100000 men would, there
fore, cost the Government Sl06, 579 900 a
year. Less than this number will not suffice
ior our present exigencies s.-,Seientifc Ameri-
can.