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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

PoLIcE OFFICERS DhsmIsssb rRox THE DspAHr.
HEyT FOR DlsLoYALrr.-Yesterday. the Police Com
rnissioners dismissed Officer John F. II. Dsstte Of te
Third Precinct for being guilty Of expressing sentiments
of disloyslty to the United States Government There
have been number Of Of this kind before the
Comu issiones but the evidence Ia this Of
undoubted character that they tcompeod 10 resot
to exuusion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

RELEASE OF SERRrtL.--The forty-tbo1saud FOUNDER,
Thomas S. Serrill, arrested by Deputies Isaacs add
Brown few weeks since, has been released from
custody at Fort Lafayette. The poet notes Of f4ooos
are understood to be vaueess The oath Of alegancs
was taken by Mr serrll, and be will now reside 10
Philadelphia. II is understood that be was discharged
under bonds.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
ported BY the Adjutant Ss fOIlows'


Making in all total Of I 1872 ncln,ve Of officers
Some day, ago an officer came from White Plans,
bringing one solitary private, whom he lefl on The
grounds wiihoa! reporting, and who wandered about
in sueh fororn, frendless way that be was dubbed
'" the orphan" The orphan could not say what reg-
ment he belonged TO- nor why he csms there, nor give
any clear account Of himself and after loafng around
for few days until he had become the butt Of thou
sand iokers he deserted and has not been seen snce.
His name wss subsequently asCertained, and it was
found that he was the sole representative Of 9th
REGIMEN that was recruiting at the sea, Of West
chester County.
The reputation Of the Fire ZOusyes for subOrdinson
and behavior no better than IL at the TIVE camps
they have previously occupied since their return from
Bull Run BY the ocen Of other regiments at the post
they are regarded as q turbulent, lawls~, and dis
obedent set characterized by AZ Of the bad and few
of the good qualities Of their French prototypes. We
sre not Of those however, who believe them tho very
peronication Of evil for at the religious services on
Sunday, we saw more than Of these roughhs.ed,
but yaIm.hearted men, In tho oukiIts OF the crowd
leaning on their mafkels and with barred heads and
subdued voice joining in the dsyotions, and making
heir rsponses Of tho beautiful BpiscOpa service.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL STORES.
In COMMON with al other military establishments,
the Medical Puryeying Depot in Grand street hss be-
come the seene of great activity, and during the pas;
three months large number Of packers have been
kep. busy from morning until night preparing medical
ard sargcal stores for tie regulars and volunteers
Drugs Surgical nstru0ents, standard books on nsIt-
ria aedica and ciucFy, horse AMI hand ltters hos"
pltai mcsschees, and m fact, every article that a.
army IN active service posbly stand in need Of
supplied on the reqiion. DIR. Sattoriee, the senior
Surgeon Of the Army, h.s flied the post which Il ono
Of no ordinary responsibility, for many years. Nearly
all the medical stores used In the United States Army
are purchased in this city.
REGIMENTS SENT 10 THE FIELD BY THE STATE
p $3.50 fiafs fauOF xEW-roRK. 80 ~ so
Early in A2riL "a toward the lzttAr sHA a. hAs'A
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

Howard MISSION AND HoxE FOR LITTLE Wan
DxRERs--The Rev. w. C. VsD.Mcter, suPeriutendens
Of this Mission starts for Illinois tomorrow with bs
twenty ninth company Of little wanderers, and to visit
those whom he previously located he is feeding daily
over 2OO and up to this time The wants of the missio1
have been mos, promptly and literally met
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

Corros yoR EURorK.-Tbe Providence steamers
have brought on freight, from Aug.7 to Sept. two
thousand one hundred bales Of cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10


VoIUSTEER FousD DrAD.--On Monday morning
volunteer soldier named Jas Rocks belonging 70 one
Of the regineDa parties quareTed 10 the Park, war
found dead, lying on his back II appeared that be
had died during the right, Deceased had, apparently
been in the enjoyment Of good health and bis sudden
death ie attributed disease Of the heart Iha Coro-
ner was duly notified 70 hold an inquosS.
Fouvp DRowSrD.--The body Of an unknown man,
abou, % years Of ago dressed ID black Summer cost,
linen pants white sir, celfsdn boots, the toe Of the
right boot being capped, was on Monday morning
fond hoang in the East River by the Harb0r Police,
ard tOwed into Whitehall dip. The Coroner was
notified. The body had not been long Ia the wster.
CoRoNRRs' c CasEs.--Yestefdsy inquest was held
an hs body OF Mkso Rooney who died ef injuries received
by beins run over BY EislshAvenuo Bslfoad II
posred that ioces he drama mYea 20 jump on 70 one
" tbs ears he osion aud missing his oons ifn before
one OF ie wheels which parsed him. Tbs jury ndefed
verdict Of Accidental DEATH"
Tue body u5known supposod ron sIpestlcc 70
l,vo hoon ovud N the ser at th9 ioot 81
Sunday nccczs,s had been IN thc water
fr two or three wooa Ansqncst held on the oody aaa
svsr.lic. rspdcgei OF FcuHd dfa~nsd" .,
On Saturday ryh. I&srs pstise o. sS ~ -
yss5 Of agc e III hpe wah trs .os spd MiIn9 ~ ~
soat sa3 hi acr which hs not .sen alive aa ~
bsdy sss nnd In the Pier No. 90 fsoftn hi"i
sene streeth CooDer Jsckman h ID en- fpqvees on
when a appeared that tho old bad bccn - 49,
A. he golo synx Eouis stterspted TO se h
TIE jry senasitd ssgtscs II ses7lasaso WA ~
s{aac4a va eH f~ fe --ff
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

VIOLATION OF rHE sUspAY LIQUOR Law.--Joha
wo,' ana Henry Hadebnnd were arrested In the
Eighth Ward on Sunday. for violating the SUNDAY
Liquor law, and yesterday gave bail for their appea
ance to answer the charge. These were the only ar
rests of this description which were made last Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

THE U. s. DIsTRcr-ArToRsxY AND TIE Stavss
TRADE.-t win be remembered that one Of the fires
public acts Of U. s. District Attorney, e DelaGea
Smith, was the summary seizure Of the bark Sarah.
on the charge Of fitting ont for slave voyage. Tue
seizure unsustsined by many Of the usual eyiden
of guilty purpose The slave desk, for Instance
was not laid nor commenced. The usual water casks
were old oil casks. TOE vessel evidently inno-
cent or else her guilt concealed with the most
traordinary diligence. In June, Mr. Smith broughs
the case to trial. Messrs. Beebe Dean, and Donobus.
appes ing for the claimants Judge Belts has ust rene
dered decision condemning the bark, and directing
ber sale for the use Of tue Government. Mr. Smith
has performed signal public service in bringing bis
prosecution successful result II is easy to con-
denim vessel found on the coast Of Africa, with ne
groes On board; but condemnation where the crms
is in its incipiency is different matter and effects fss
more in putting end to this bsrbsrous and execsbis
traffic. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CuT MoRTALiTY.-The number of deaths isss
week was 49, Of which 2i9 were Of acute eis.
ease l5s chronic disease and 81 resulted from external
and other causes not depending on climate or season
Under acute disease cholera iniantum had 6S victiUs
infantile convulsiOns o. diarhea 20, dysentery IL,
Inflammation of the bOwes r. congestion Of the brais
IL; under chronic, there IS cases consumption.
43 infantile maEasmus 81 dropsy in the head Thest
were 6 persons drowned. The tOsal decrease this
week is l6 from last week, and 10 fer the correspond
ing wesk Of laet year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

PirRioIIc MEETISG at FALLsBURG, sULIivAs
CouNrY.-An enthusiastic meeting of some ! 200 to
1900 people was held at this place on Saturday last
whom speeches were made by the Hon. c. II. Van
wycs, j. l.. Stewart, B. l.. LudngtOn, j. II. Divine,
and A. j. Baldwin. AT the close numbers Of volui.
teols aocked forward and enrolled their names TO do
battle for The country. Fallsburg has furnished two
full companies already. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

, ElEcTroy OF PLor CosNIssIosERs.-At special
meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce, held yesterday,
tho old Board Of Pilot Commissioners RoeeN
L. Taylor, Charles IL. Marshail1 and Elisha Il. Nor
ean--were reelected. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

PRIzg CAsrs.-The September Term Of the United
States District Court commences today with caen'
dsr Of eight prize cases and hiythree Admiralty and
other cases. Among the Admiralty oases is the ibsi
Of VIM TiIlman, the eolored steward of the schOoues
j. S. Warng bic claim for salvage for rescuing thss
vessel from JET. Dsyiss pryateersnan.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

NCIsaSoEs.-The Sanitary Inspector last week
abaed l57 nusances cleaned out 2 sinks and waters
closets, and removed s39 loads night-soi, 4S dead
horses and l37 other animals, together with $50 br-
rels ofa From the markets he removed 400 ibs.
beef llO veal, $50 mutton, 5000 fish, 100 pouV, Be
pork, 300 tripe, 75 sausages 90 venisou and 5,Sos
cheese, which were unfit for food.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CARso OF THE ErSA-The Etnss cargo wsstraDs-
fsrred 70 the City of Baltimore, which is about due
here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

We call attention to the notice Of the Newyorh
Medical College and Charity Hospital. The mos. i~'
porlan method Of medical instruction is adopted in the
above institution, viz; that of clinical and bedsids
teaching.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
THE ENEMY AT Work.
SEw POSITIONS oCcUPiED--9Ii. MARYLAND sE-
CEssIoNIsTs.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, 1861.
The Rebels are at work to-day on two new batteries
commanding the Lsesburg turnpike. tt
-Four regiments Of the enemys troops are eDcarnped
on the bank Of difficult creek near the Potomac.
They are sarvey ing another hill which overlooks
Of our eneampments, with the ent intention OF for
tifying IL.
The War Department have o, proved plan for The
erection Of two foJthcstio . in Baltimore.
The United S'ates Distriot-AttoFney in Maryland
takes no steps 10 oonsoate tho property OF Mary
men who gre now fighting Ia Virginia against the
Government. He is openly accused Of sympathy with
the Rebels.
Maj. Alexander has escsped ffom Fort McIIenrv
and Gen. Dix has prohibited aoy further cOmmuDic.
ton With the remaining prisoners at that post.
Ihe baltimore Seceseionists are very angry "a tie
Federal authorities for prohibiting the wearing OF
Army Secession enblems. 1900
Trials Of Burnhsm's bIeech-lOsdiug rihed cannon
have been made st The Arsenal in this city to-day,
with good results.
Private ScoH of the 81 Vermont regiment who was
sentenced % death by the Court Martial for sleeping
while On sentry duty, will be panloned by the Presi
dent.
THE KILLING OF THE REBEL OFFICER on
MUNs0N'S HILL.
CARD.
Z, ne Esiscr n TIE NJ y 7SSen<.
, Sir. Atthe time Of the slrnish between mysef
and the Officer Of the Rebels ouipo4 was not armed
His escort fred three vollies at NC, wpundng my Cap
tain james ]. Johnson. immediately borrowed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

HksREw LITERARY USIos.-At 8 regular nesting
Of the Atraloniare Hebrew Literary Union, hcld al
Jones. Assembly Rooms, on Sunday the s.h inst the
following officers were elected for the ensuing terms
president, Cornelius Herz; Vce-PresideD,, Lsneoa
Leo; Treasurer, Emile II. Jacobi Recording Secre-
tary, A. Bumeustiel Corresponding Secretary, Fred
erek jacob; Librarian, Ferdinand Kurmsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CusToM.HoUsE.--Mr Palmer yestenlay was made
Private Secretary 70 Nr. Barney, in The place of Nj
Ravsrd
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
THE CALIFoRNIANs.


When General Fremont took command OF
the Department Of the West. he brought
with him or there soon followed him, q half
dozen, more or less, Of men we'll known in
California, whoae reputation for sharpness
was greatly in advance Of their honesty
The people have been fully informed, in re.
gard to the names and antecedents Of these
men. and they know, and Gen. Fremont, bet
ter acquainted with them than any one else 4,
ought to have known, that they were unfit
for places OF trust aud responsibility. But
they were eagerl welcomed, and very soon
To the exclusion Of the Union men of the
State who were we'll acquainted with the
wants Of the Department, the topography Of
the country ard the character OF tie markets,
they were nominated to places that they
we're only too glad TO fll, and became to the
exclusion Of every body else, the confidential
advisers aud trusted agents Of the COMMANDER
having easy access 10 him at all times, and
Tor any purpose, when the first men Of the
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
ANOTHER WAY STILL.

Contractors have been n.pectop-buying
with one hand and inspecting with the o her.
The result has been that the Government yards
are full Of all the dregs and lesvings Of all
horse creation. Animals lame, blind halt,
afflicted With all the diseases that equine flesh
is heir TO; are far too common. Out Of All
sent to one cavalry regiment only 10 were
found fit for service--a fact which implies q
swindle on the Government Of at least $50.
OOo.
CAMP SULLIVAN, WARSAW, October 81,
To Col. WV. BIsHoP Tho undersigned
having been summoned n, u Board Of Sur.
vey, TO examine and inspect the condition Of
the horses forwarded to this regiment from
Saint Louis aud report the result 10 your head
quarters. ~ould respectfully report that We
have examined ssid horses aud find seventy.
six (76) ft Tor service, 6ve (5) dead, aud
three hundred and thirty (3ao) u, dersized,
under and over ged, stia'd ring boned, blind,
snayined and me. roLLu unfit fo, anu n,,hl,a
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19

JoNESvIILE, MICH, J. W. CoE, PROPRIETOR: THE
above House, formerly known as the sherman House,
has been placed in thorough and furnished new
throughout Its share Of the public IL respectfully So
hcted. deczomS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19

OICKERSON e. kOON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN OHANCERf
UillsdsIe Michigan. win attend promptly TO all hnn OF
legal hu in the State Of Michigan Norh
srn Indiana and Ohs. .,
yURrsroPHER J.. DicKERsoS, VIVA - "
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
ALL IN THE RING.

A large part Of the contracts made Ht st
Louis are in direct violation Of law, and tb,
army regulations. The supply officers Of tn,
Government, save McKiustry, have rarely beer
consulted. The orJe. from the purchase
have come directly Tor the General bimsl
without the intervention Of Quartermsstel
or Commissary. ln mSny Of the cases, nc
prices ar. name in the order, leaving them
TO be fixed BY the rspacIty Of the con'rac
TOR
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
BENTON HOUSE,

LANSING MICH. WILLIAM HINMAN, rRorR1ETOR
The Benton House. has recently been refurnished in
the substantial manner. and the proprietor feels
confident that he prepared to meet the wants of those
visiting tire Capitol who desire the comforts Of first
class Hotel The building |. of brick; rooms large and
airy and situated in the most pleasant part ofthe city
Lansing. June %, 1851.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
NEW LIVERY STABLE,

NEW LIVERY STABLE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED LIVERY STA
bic Al recks old stand, east Of the Post ONE
now prepar let Horses and Carriages Also, IA
~ any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DOUD, Propretors.
Hi sdale Mich - Dec. 10, 1860.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
T.. q. WJJ.MOT.

,RACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEwEliER Az
ter an experience Of Fourteen yesrs In Eastern ches
ROW locatedip HiIsdaie ~ Farn'ms Drug
Store-next door to Bostwick's All work warranted 10
civ. entire satisfaction. Sign OF the Rig Watch
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
OTHER LAwLEssNEss.

In this great battle for the maintenance Of
Law, and MsjN General commanding the
Western Department j. ut lswless at apy reb-
el He pays no attention whatever TO acts
Of Congress, the orders of his superiors, the
usages Of the service, or the rights Of indIvid
uals. When he wants money he takes it
when he wants property he seises il, 10 the
case cf the forliications, he set the Secretary
Of War a, defiance, completing them in direct
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-11-19
CyNRHSDON HOUSE.

WESTERN UOTEI.
ALLEN h SMITH. PROPRIETORS. 6Oob LIVERY
connected with the House.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Sun egGrantisrO Advertisements.
EENSEEK EvAFEs2 CU&E
AND
9sOt1FpaaLic Institution !!
CORNER OF STOCKTON 4 PACIFIC sTs
SAN FRANCISCO,
Formerly locatcd IN sacramenloI ]

w As the fret and IS the only Uydropathc estab-
~ lshrcnt in California, that combines All the
varied treatments Of Eastern Water Cures DIX
BARLOW j. SMITH Is the only man concluding p
water cure on the Pacific coast, who has had dle
vantage and received the degree Of VI. y. from the
New York lIydropahc Colleg,' We adopt and teach
the theory and practice Of that school. Header u Y"
have been suffering from any chronic trouble, ana
haye bee treated Tor weeks months and years Win
drug medicines, and are not satisfied with the result
aud desire to consult rational ystem, you may
rely upon 1t Dr. Smith is the best lydropaic anthor
iy in the State. We invite You to call and have your
case examined. i viii cost you nothing We give
five weeks bonrd and treatment Tor goo, IL pad I'M
advance. Oar price is so per week t paid weekly.
We give n Free Lecture every Friday evening, ON
subjects pertaining to health ana hygeuic treatment
We depend or success not in advertising, but III chf-
Ing our pat cnts, being liberal With and making y
pleasant home for them, ard striving to let none go
away dissatisfied.
If you are suffering from chils and fever or from
the Effects ut the same, can cure Hou
Rheumatism We seldom fail 20 Gu g. besides we teach
you how TO keep free from it
Dyspepsia Constipation, Piles, and the early STAGES
of Lang diseases, easily give way and le rtAdHA
cured under proper Hyiroypa'b.c Treatment Mcab
and nervous i,lualcs suffering from any arrangement
peculiar 10 woman are kindly treated aud always
henrhtied at OR home aud tusiimtinn.
~ Circulars sent application, rec oil pnstas 9.
oc2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Dr. G:xaphap's $3lcdiral Cards.
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
priratn Medical s. SnrgicaI Institute

DIR. l.. j. CZA APK y \ S
Private Medical & Surgical Institute,
sacramento street, below Montgomery.
roppos,te Tie Pacific Main steamship Co.'S 0diceJ
san FRANCISCO.
Establiaied in 1854. for the Pemarent c'2e 2' an
,,,irate amt clroaic diseaaes, d1d Jor he sup
0resyioa of opdcbay. .....,.,.,
4 TENDING AND RESIDENT PliYSlCi AN H. =
a CXAE'Iz ~ VI D., late ia the HonS'riah gh
Revolutionary War, Clief Physician to the EAth kes-
iment Of Hunycls, chief a&rgcon to the hil't"ry
Hospital of Posth, Hungary, nte Lecturer on Diseases
Of Women and Children, AID Honorary hvhner 81 Iie
Phnade phia College OF Medicine. s28 Particular
attention paid the treatment Of diseases peculiar to
Woman and Cudren.~&sl
Onice Iuuis- From a. II. Till P. NJ.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations ny letter or otherwise,ifee
Address DIR. .L.J. CZAPKAl san Francisco.
r-,4o yrFyc Ar5EEEC'EsEge,-D l.. J. Cap
. KAY returns his sincere thanks TO 20 tIs numef-
ous ua.icuts for their patronage and would take lns
opportunity To- reu,ud them that he continues !" con"
t Ht hi, Institute for the cure oia iorWs OF PiNdte
ID. .a.r---such as syphilis, GonowhWa, nocturnal
omissions and ali consequences OF seli-abuoe In
the first Stages OF sypAtluc on toN"HhtaI "ise"h-S'
lie Guarantees cure in a few dANs, "i'hout neon
yenlcuce to the patient or h1drance to his business
Whcua patient, by neglect or improper tr'am. ~
has developed Che secondary symptoms "' syPhisl
such as buboos or painful swelinga on the gions, or
ulcers in the throat and nose, which, il not cdcchtd'
destroy the sit parts and cause the bones Go WoHi},
separate and come away 'atli- 'i 7u"'' 30 'i "'-
ircl hil, ous 10 behol; or when l1tchgs .r puppies
brcsk oat ON the skin, or wacu he has painful SWELL
iucs uruu the bones, when mis- constitution is MUIR
e,i So To- prcdpo-e to consumption, or ether con
sttptoual disease. tie Doctor ga"raul-es cUie or
asks no courciis ti'ui
IN rhcumati>m chronic or ncutei in dysontery or
darrAul. he j. saieaud e'yrtu2l remedies. For ihc
treatment ol the coasygua mes o sen ah1s. fV'h a
trnal v,a.-- ions, NERVOUSNESS twdty,h aIache,
pains in il.e i1rh aud inLh~, with Grnvi "e"hnessi
i,s. Of appetite. loss Of me cry, injury to ihe ssht
restessucs, confusion OF teas, di'!1c ior S"e''} ava
a i.i, of wrsriue,s ufI(e: Vithth tcrvous system
So cyclph'e that sight noises shock or sofue til pa
ticrt ma ing his existence miserable. For the above
uia.G!t- t.e Doctor NH -uara. tcea cure YrHsN Ho
CONN. ..-atju u lie can he ctusulted tree of chHlge,
and invites ali 10 call, it Will cost ttr" nothing,
and may be much to their advantage. Ulucl .oCi =
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
furnished and ma into Hose.
Hydraulic Pilot or

My appeal is TO the Miners Of Yuba, Sierra, folo'
Colusa, Tehama, Pumas, Shasta and Siskiyou coun
ties Give me liberal patronage and l VIII pIeuse
myself rs man, to work great revolution through
out the state as regards eheapneGs of Hose, etc u
have two successfully operating at Nevada ci'y @ a'
one in Marysv lie which will sixty yards per nUs'
IN few weeks l shall have one situated at o"''
meno one at Dutch Flat, and one at PlacerV"e ,ars
II my wish and intt ution to satisfy the iog m'
that the Machine Sewing is far above hand oewS, sn
ia DURABILITY and STRENGTH rs heaven Is hVA
the earth. ore
County scrip viii be taken at 90 cents from any O"'
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, l am pleaseus
announce to the citizens of Marysyille and the ''
rounding country, that will 20 into the business
baE making and shall prosecute the same al
prices to all who will give me a liberal share oi
patronage. All orders for House Innings A"l'De
Tents, Carpets, Garden Hose Grain and Flour 'a' n'
&c, win be promptly filed, az No. l19 First sue'"
po5'fG 6'ti5.nI Sdg i'"]"' s. HOWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Marysvillo Water Cure.
n. w. FALEs NJ. y. & MRS, 4. ".
FALTS II. d..

uYDP0PATHIC PHYsI IANS, will ceaiyc patients
into their house for treatment, and attend TO utsie
practice in city a'd country. Dr. FALES rua"ntees
with his Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and other remedial agents, 60 cure diseases
more speedily and with less expense than can be done
with medicine. For several years he haas hat an exc
trsvr practice iu the East. Amou" the Diseases sue
ceesiuy treated are the following: Guut, Llsuma-
t.p Neuralgia. Paral is, Muscular Distortions, SiG
aud enlarged Joiuta, Ulcers Scrofila, Constipation,
Gravel, Fever and Ague, Continuous Feicrs, etc -
He iycs no medicines because they are uuu ccssHry
and absolutely injurious. We remove the causes of
disease, restore favorable conditions 20 health, and
our patients quickly recover. We also teach them
how To keep well All cases ufpoi-ouiug and diseases
caused thereby are quickly cured by lis Electro
Chemical baths.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
H'O sRs1 Ladies'.

MRS FALES has enjoyed lhe same advantages and
received the same diploma rs gentlemen graduates of
the Medical Colleges, and flracvtH years has had
extensive practice in the States In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has been especially
large and entirely successful Considering the CALI
t1ruia char-es cNhorhittut, hers are comparative.
Iow for attendance in Midwifery, So; in ordinary
outside practice 81 vi,G for examination and pre-
scrpton for home treatment 81.
Residence, corner of tiith and II street, Maysvile
Keier,nce-,ir ana Mrs Dawson, Dawson House.
fel1g-tr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
To TsEad+c2 =

Dr. Flatfery present new, safe aud certain treat
meut the discusses to which females recuiirly
liable, effect aly removing them and their drefu re
suits
- Dr. F, # required, will visit ladies at thc.r
residences.