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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
A hattie IN MISSOURI.
FiEtbsor BATTLE, FrsdrieLstown, |,
--ir0ctober "a.

IN FfELb OF BATTLE, Ffedneksto"D, ''
10 9igb oil q rrir0ctober "a. 7 ! O.
in conjunction with Col. Plmmmet's com:
mand, we have routed the rebels Of ThomP'
son and Lowe. estimated at 5000.
Their loss was heavy; ours small, aud con,
fified principally toaRe Fist Indiana Csvall
ry.olWS captnfed four heavy guns. Lowe
the rebel leader. was killed. uyl-. =;
Major Gavi,t and Capt, Hayman. lneiana
Cavalry, wele killed in a charge on'a bat
terry.
fheYcpmmand of Col. Plummer, referred
to above, was, on Friday morning last, Or
dered forward by Gen. Grant from Cape
GifsFdesu, with Instructions 10 move To-
ward FssiniektowB, end cpt off the retreat
Of, Tbames6ll ana, loves army. s1g...u,
This force, cnnsisted Of N, rsb's 18th Hi
nois Regiment, o. section OF Tsyfofs bat
tery, ana Stewart's and Bohrman's compan.
iesof cavdlfyl all from Cairo br97TD. .a
Also, a. paIi OF Plummer's Eleventh Mis-
seu,i. a,paIi of .Rosss Twenty-frst Illinois.
and a section Of Campbe!ls bht'erJ-sll
rom Gspe Gifafdeaa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
POLANDIN A sTArE OF sEIGE.

ST. JonNs, N. F., Oct, ga
proclamation was published on the
i4th, 10 Warsaw, Declaring Poland in
a state Of seige. The military again
occupy the public squares Of Warsaw.
The cotton factories in Spain are
closing IN consequence Of tie lack Of
cottons nHnREa WE n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
The Stnte Election.

:, The reported and official rOtnrns
irum77 counties, with II to hear
from, give Tod o majority sgt,s,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
Fifty Horsa ,ssd in One Night.

Fifty Horse gesd in One Night.
Yes, payers Of Ohio, we are in.
formed by a commissioned officer,
tina! he knew of so horses dying in.
Virginia, in one night, from expos.
ure and starvationl sH .-s" ~
, We see by the Commercial OF the
21st, that one hundred more were for
several days without water and food,
apd looked awful, kept on the cars
until some red taped gent. could make
itconvenient to receipt to the R@lroad
Company for them. Again, we are
told of some seventy -five-now at'Gal.
ipolis, that cost Che Government. in
the past ninety days, from $125 to
$3.50 each, that would not now bring
$50 each, on an average. Again,
Eeveral hundred from Pennsylvania
have been shippedto Chicago for a
regiment of cavalry there, that cost
$135 each, and would rot bring $50
each in that market. We suppose
these things are all right, as the peo-
pie have endorsed the,gentlemen who
are carrying on the Government, as
their duly appointed agents. ~. -i.1!' ~
When the tax collectors call round
next Spring, our fusion friends will
please not grumble about heavy taxes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
MRS. WIiNSIiOW,

MRS. WINSIiOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female iPhysiciaA,
presents to the attention Of fmotocts, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG,
which greatly facitatasthe process ofInethiDg
by sotening the gums. reducing all infamation
-willallay ALL PAIN and ispaSpolie yaetiOh
SURE Observation-Disclosures
Depend uponit, mothers, 1t will give restto
yourselves, and ...'. .ls- -.rr'..l11f fif nor "A
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Wehave put up and sold this article for ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH of t,whaeWSe have never been able to
say of any, other ,medcne-r NEWER,HASl 1T
FAILED, IN ASlNGLE AN8TANCE TQ E-
Feet A CURE, when timely used. Never did
we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who usedit. q On tho contrary, all arqde-
lighted with its operations, and speakin terms
of fcommendation of its magical effects and med
ieal virtuesI WssPeak in thsmattsrf WHAT
WE DQ-Kfl Ws hfter ten yehrsS Experience,
AND PLEDGE 0U r. R,REPgTATl0N FOR THE
FULFlLLMENT OF WHAT WI, HERE DE-
CLARE. Ii almost every instahea where tho
infant is suffering from pain and exh9ustisP, e.
ter the syrup is administered. <
This valuable preparation Is the p.escription
Of one o. themosC CEXPERl ENCED and SKILL
FUS NUBSES in New England, has been used
with'NENER FAILING GSUCCESSi13 r A
q. PHOUSAN DS OF CASES. ~
1t not onlyTeneses ths ehjldifrotn Z pain. but
invigorates the stomach and bowls, eorrectspeid-
ty, apd, gives tone and energy TO the,vhple sys-
tenn. 1t will almost instantly relieve tJTzatg
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLO
and overcomes convulsions which If not speedily
remedied, end in.daafh. sWobeiieye in the BEST
all cases Of D DYsENTAR r Y and BiARRHGA IN
CHILDREN, whetbcr 1t arises FROM tecthinsor
from any other cause, We would say to every
mother WOO has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing reonnplaitits---D0 NOT EFT YOUR
PREJUDICES, NOR THE PREJ OF
OTHERS, stand between you and your suffering
child and the reiief that Will be sURELycs, Ar
SOLUTELY SURE-to follow the use of thia
medicine If timely used. Full directions for
using win accompany each bottleg None gens-
inc enless tic5 fsc-simile Of CURTIs& q PER-
K INS, New York, Is on theioutsids wfsbpSr5
Sold by Druggists throuhout the world.
Principle ohioe 10 cedsr Stset, New Yosk
Price Sniy aB cents perlBbstle.
Sold by ]. Dodge & Son, Macarthur, Ohio, b:
Feb. IA '6l--lYr. t....-f rry
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
Our Soldiers Robbed.

The fact is now admitted, that we
have lost over one million dollars
worth Of clothing and other property,
between Cincinnati and our troops il
Western Virginia. Those who ought
to know ali about the matter, know
the least. A Set Of thieves and
ssoundrels seem TO have got possess.
ion Of us all. What assurance have
our Relief Committees that the SOL
diers will get one dollars worth Of
what they send 10 them now, BY do
nations. If they are sent through,
some hands, we believe one half will
be stolen before they reach our troops.
Had you not better send them with q
committee Of your own citizens.
Ut -----~--~~~~-~--~--'- -~~'~-'- T
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
The Dead ,nnd Missing at Ed
Wilfd'S Ferry. &

wpd'S Ferry. N
) WashingtoDs ,0ct.A25.-A letter
from EdTardS Fern, from . gentle
man of the Sanitary Cpmmission, says
ihors afe 17S wounded in our hands;
AZ dead were buritd yesterday by
permission Of the rebels; probably 90
were drowned in attempting to cross
the river. Probably 400 or 500 are
prisSonersS.,I .EnIE.L ELL JH
ZoIIicOfIer ReiTeating---A Squad Of ReD-
-Nef Cavalry Captured by Home Guard.
y Lexington Ky, Oct 25.H1hfor.
nation has been received from Camp
Wild Cat, that Zollicoffer had retreat.
ed, beyond, London apd is supposed
| to be falling back to the Cumberland
Ford. '' ''.
{ Forty-ihree mounted rebels, armed
with us. muakets, and well supplied
with revolvers and bowie knives, were
surprised and taken prisoners, yester.
day noon, seven miles from Winches-
ter, BY "a Home Guard under Capt,
CraddOck and Major Buckner. The
rebels were brought to, and are now
at Col. Bruce's camp, near this place.
aud acknowledge to have been on
their way to join the rebel camp at
rProstonburg. Four other prisoners,
who Lad been assisting the cavalry
meh to escape, were taken; also forty
two horses. ,.. .'.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
A Unaaimous Vote for sepafa,iony

Wheeling, 0ct.J 25.G-Further lie.
ports from the different countiesshow
that division has carried almost lunan-
imously. The vote is not full owing
to the prevalent disturbance. zI.laJ!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
o." WANTED!as..1s 1..2 s,.2
One Hundred. SoldisrsJ0rthe War!
E. - 50 q. @
DOmot Wait tO be DrafICd,

r lie undersigned having been mustered into
i the U. s. sefSiIc asa Lieuicnan !, 10 author-
lied to enlist company for. tho WAL, Fay TO
commence from date Of enlistment. The Te-
cruits will b subssted at hotel in MeAIthur
until ready to go into camp. ,.l.,,t
None but able bodied men need apply.
/ am authorized 10 draX Tor clothing gagtoon
Us six or more shall have enlisted, INA
The pay ranges from as 10 s95 Per month.
One hundred dollars eash will be given 70 all
soldiers when discharged, provided they have
not been drafted Y Il. .,.ll.t.! - s.g..
lappeal to the citizens Of VintOn County to
assist me in filling up our quota that We may bo
saved from the disgrace of drafB v,l u n
..T T...H A. PEAR0E. So,
Oct. 81, 'Gl--Sw. 2nd Livut, 53l Reg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24

U Don't forget to pay up your
subscription. -.. .-.- -4- "A
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KEEP the MOUTH CLOSED.

The author eincerety believes that by
keeping the teeth and mouth shut, a person
can sleep in any maIarious region and miu-
gle 10 any out door infection almost with
,mpunity. This 10 . discovery Of such i'm
portance that its magnitude can At present
scarcely be apprehended. Had II been prac-
tised earlier, Il would probably have saved
innumefable lives. The wrirer Of this, al.
though Of = weak and delicate constitution,
some wears sicr went from the North to some
Of the most sickly portions Of the South and
West. He slept on the banks Of rivers and
on the borders Of swamp, BY the sea and
among the mountains and while many vt
the old sccllma,ed settlers we're dying
around him [especisIly 10 Norfolk, during
the yellow fever) he enjoyed hrs usual nealth;
n fact which he attributes 10 Temperance
and keeping the mouth closed.
, This - the experience OF several noted
travellers, Catlin, Lewis and Livingstone.
The Indians also understood this wesl.--
Taught BY their mothers 10 infancy, no one
has ever beheld an Indian sleeping with his
mouth open, rs 10 common IN cIyIl,fed life.
Even The animals-Nature'so own follow
ers-aiwsys keep the mouth closed. OBJ
serve any Of them, and seq il you can DIS
cover one with iss mOsth wide open in
sleep
The principle seems TO be, that air, By
pacing through the inner gtsuds Of the
nose, becomes pOsi6ed-as il were, stfained
Of it noxioas properties and aUioalcale--
and supplies the lungs With healthy food,
while, with the mouth open, oil these i'm
purisiea 70 directly to the iusgs and work
out their deadiy sads. The rsoedy - sim
p!e--eests sethiog. wosld j. not be worth
while 10 try itS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
HOW A Man FEELS WIEN lie 10
WOUNDED AND now IT GOES
TO M AHOT AT.

We take the following from letter
written BY one Of the gallant lows volus-
teers, who fought in the battle near Spring.
field Missouri: -.
Twas standing or rather knceling. boz
hind . little bush, feloeding my musket,
lust before the rebels engaged in this close
work, retrsatsd. Suddenly felt y sharp
pain in the shoulder, and fell to the ground.
jumping up one Of our boys asked me IL
was hurt. replied thought not, drew up
my musket to IRE when he said: 'Yes
yos srs shot right through the shoulder"
think il was shis remark, more than the
wound, which caused the 6e.d Oh At once,
TO commence whirliDg around me in very
ssrange manner. l started 10 leave IL with
o half ouncs ball 10 my shoulder, and once
OF twice fell down with dizziness but In
short time recovered sufbc,ently 10 be abs
to walk back to Springfield, nios mics,
where he bail was taken out. ] wss verJ
much pleased to hod that the wound va
not dangerous one.
in the battle, syery sensation Was drown.
ed IN excitemept. We bad no time to think
Of being killed, except when standing to Be
shot st BY cannon without . chsDcs to
shoos back. This, 10 % was tho most try.
inx OF the battle. When ve had chance
to use our muskets, every thought and feel.
ine vas gone, exeeps the one thougbt OF
shoetioe dawn sbs rebels ~ rapidly ~ pos.
sibIe. Oss regiment esrtsinlJ did it. share
Of The work that day.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

The Gorgeous CAsbedral in the city Of
Mexico is the largess re.igious structure on
,he Americsn continent. Il is 500 feet
long. 400 fees vide, and csp.ble of holding
30. 900 perscus. The high altar, raised frsn
the 6oos % ao elevated platform exhibits .
profasion Of casdlessieks. crosses, and other
ornament. Of solid gold ssd silver. and IL
crowned BY IN image Of the vrrRis, deeted
10 Jewels estimated ~ The salss ef moro
than g. 500 900 ssd oil other pssts of the
chsreh are perfrcs wilderness Of columns,
ssassse, shsins, fosts, &s.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Wayna Ia onn ~ hia sol1iera ssve anono,
sli lhe niaoe s, - h,nv. I ~. :. Il. 49,
fiIlrds,' ; -. a.s'-s ! ~ -
s.Nas,s ,efnrneA Neai~. leoh;.e ..on x.
,eaar.l viah : faoe hks ae.,h. vet c.f.. n
;ss insn;ra.ion of brayerv Ae;sh,ened l.
hero,.ra ss,he cannon shsll sos Be renoved
for the vsos Of ssme one 20 eervesit. e,sets
~ brsy, Husband !, no nsr,. for viii s.
NJ .tuost exer,iops to syenso his death, !,
Molly vas nov fairly aroused. She load.
"a ana t,,so6arred the cannon. While t6e
oi6cerss beheld her with usd;eeuisel admir.
at;or.s s,s..3..-- I. .sg y. :. -
s.There y, sbs exclaimed. after the era,
are: .stake that. "a remorseless enemies,
ana vait FOR the nexs.n
A,a;n snd s~,;n- she d,seAsrved the can.
.on. deali.s dsafh and as.srnction ~ e.efy
shat.
ssWhom h.ve =. h.re 80 manfred Gamer.
Al Washington. attractca 10 the spot by The
sineular .neetacIe. 8 sess-'s = -
.sAa m sel of the host Of Michael. The
powers Of hell would drov before her ~ re-
Piled General Wayne.
Molly nov determined on 1 roup de y, al
ire. Accordingly she reloaded the cannon
wi,h coabls the osdinary Qsota then dis.
CHARGED il. A terrible crash succeeded.
Molly IA. thrown into the air several feet,
then she Tell To the ground with grca, vio-
leoee. Three Brisi.A seldiers we're killed,
and .. oscar OF high rank was apparently
mor,ally .woundsd. Many who stood ,Ly
were thrown down. and general confusion
nreva,led. Aa e
This l,.e d.,cbsrse had broken the can
non INTO Fragments. Esss,l
For . few minute. Molly vas insensible,
but she soon rallied and rose With q steady
sye IN. so,a;srs ioudly' arnlau.,ed her.
nas ~;,h., and;ns. vhich sha immedia,elv
v,,ha,s. "a ne, Aome. -fol!ovcd ~ tvo soi.
der. vi,h m. body Of he, husband.
~ H. foI,,~;no IA, W,Ii, ~.. .r,n,;.. al
:, s;s;s s.nn, I;y G.,sr,I: W..h;n..an
IT,. .nsTa,...,,. ~" IA -;,. -;
~" 80 .a.ans. =, ~. h.,,,. ..annS
NJ a.a;sa ssS ~. .sis sawm.aa
s.n.. a.m,r ,naaa,n hs;n. .hnr, - ,e.,o
,,oann,h - ,o.,k ,h;s ..rs, o..o-,nn;,, /,
Monmou'", "e wv" w.: ."y r, vPrIa,."ns - ""',,
eAp. ~ ;, "a Gp..i W.
aoNou ~ 'o's''
'nk.v". :,.s..
on, sa'u 1u, oy rss .sass.s -.
my country .us u.''" " w "u'''A. ''a's
ne a,nos' ilan.'o. ~, L.,
:, ae;a as.ss.,s. So. - s.hsr. ."n,.;us,, @ %
- Arc, saiI M. a n,;U,;na v",a. ma
~ % hs..;nm ..n~n" e = . r
".Ios, oea'us
,.n. s.oo: .eus P.s' y ''s
'''n.s, s.'I ~, LonS'. a.. 80.
iou sna' ,ass ~ csp., sp.us w, M sos'
M 49, = -. ..sm .,o,rsd l,;.n;,r M N. cns,.
~ '"k !" a's .. "c. ~. si. ~ -. ~ e.
"e.e Son .".,;op;., p e.. 5000 g., p .ap,
"'", 70 :, = y ~ so1'
'srrsss rs ..n..i. .x,.. .,a .,o..;,,
~" luz o."s. ~. s ,hs;- hrs.,,. hsh.ld .hs
..sn. I'm s,i,s or .r.,,6cat,on.
..Mapy tbanks, general" said Moily. the
tears rushing 10 her ewes: "but would tha,
nv husband had been shared TO have receiv-
ID I'd this honor ins,ead of .myself."
Il trus, that you will come to glorious
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

CTTke greatest thing human being
ever does in this world 10 10 sss sonething,
Sad tell what be ssss 10 plsin way. Hon.
drsds of people eas talk Tor one who can
think, bat thousasds ean shiak for one Who
can zee.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

TA good sss ID told Of . Qssksr VOL
snsses, Who vss II . visginis skirmish.
Cosssg u psstty close quarters With
ssbsi ks seaasksd-"Prisod. iss ualosss.
este. bss thee stands jost shess ] an going
% shoot, !" asd, blasisg swsy, deps sass
she SSeesh.
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VOL. v.-NO. 21.
Ghe# #ttklg 9oaparfil.

One square Of - Haes iess os Hs~pssssl, o. for
she and - cents fog each psb
nestion. fSr sny period under tAres months.
voT double eoiumn advertisements. psies anl ho1.
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~ ssstsse Oas,s. E>a. ssa n 1e
seq fAssra a.~Aare sozsAas..l
~ sssls4 sls4e 8s ym s sat@ Iaa
q A miensskf in hia guarded test
Great Je6 Was dreaming VI the hssr
y fvlpea Swat. His knae IN sappliaape hsnG = !.
&Aou!d trentse q his power.
a sss lAlaFoams. 60 Washin<taa ~ sfru6e. sfs
Ard ssrSa9 Old Ale up ~ the scsd;
- ssFA* u dsesuss. the soux u s2Dfxfes hard;
/ xSes seert si.a sirs VIII u. odiss siss.
t4ssvs.- .-0ar Jea. .Aalt h<s crswned EAAG : f e
And rule The NortheFn hesdv'
Al midnight by r foIaac's shores.
fE- Our chiefsais ranged his isysi Assl
The North had opened wide its doofs.
Gre wheim the trszos' . lard. + sa&a
fhcse nov the Northern tho1sands stood.
Head. tss spin eseh drop of blood. ~ - t#
: - Ere yield their arms thai day ) a5s.z fsi
Yor III Son had epIse 10 bfee.i nee
with lying s.nsue saa brsrea faee,s s3s$ usas
Who trusted in the highest place,
&c s5soss tAaeses, ssd ran avsFs sssss1a
rseyas.7t astsei ~, ass s.
Z ~ An hosr passs3ns-grssi JsG a~oss;s .as
Thsl bright dream was his last!
% He gsks--io hear IL scntriAs cry.
The Yankees come - ana see them ~.
He wote--to 6nd his tens he.nnacd round -
~ - Northern nsen. WIN kept tAsir gsssAA,
u Meath shot AID she'll sn.i nesy blsssS
Then en- cred. scorfiins 10 shoot him,
And huns him b the neAfes limb, II tb1s
~ While Ss.tI cheeTesi IN his bad: sys.z7,
"Sirtke-toy the gSosi aud rig hieous eau&el 8
Strike for the Country and lis Laws!
Ssrske--ner 10: ysar ssrikieg psase,
:. 1ulrghs 1ssh rule ssf LAID y s.
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TTls asthsrit.es have, Of late, beEss
- 1vlnsls traitors ssd spies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-23
MA.RBIaG.
Premium Marble WORKS.

p j. DEvINE S5 BRO,
* street, 6etsgeen Sinth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Cof.
'SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, !Tomos
~ and Grave Stones. Mantle Pieces, table and coun
Ter tops &c. &C., constantly hand, made to order
at the shortest notice.
Oriers from the country promptly attended to.
N. B.-P. J. D. a Bro. have received Diplomas and
gold Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-23
NEW PICTUR : uALAEgY.
PianO Maker and Tuner.

sti7s-SSz4g Mr.. GEO. GREINER
] y J Beps leave 20 inform his friends and
.h ,br ranpraiy that he Is again in town, for the
,,nri5ose Of TUNING and REGULATING PLAN, s,
and will do himself the pleasure of calling on those
Who have he etofore engaged hs services. Those
who are anxious TO have their Pianos tuned first, viii
he Immediately attended Co If notice is left with
MR. CRANES, Bvfs Row. mhl0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-23
NO. 80.
9netial Notitea.
holloway. PIE. mud oln,ment.-

HoIIoway'S Pills aud Ointment.-
Domestic Remedies No other formula combine In so
compact or concentrated a form Tie active and essen
ual propert % Of medicine, we'll adapted to
family use as these popular remedies Devoid Of min
eral and vegetable poi1ons, simple but eficacous In
peation they may be administered with equal safety
to the Infant as to the adult. No household should be
without supply as they always useful In case Of
accident soll by all Druggl IS at 26c, SIC, and 81
per box or pot. feb2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-23
ENSgJas asANCE.
MARYSNILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
II street, between 9TH 3Rd Sth.
TEACHERS s.:

MRS. T. c. POSFGN... ........ Principal.
MISS MARY +. JEWETT T............ 900. Assistant.
Np n RROOKS - ..... Teacher OF Drawing
NIIE Fourth Scholastic Year OF this Institution VIII
| commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th. lSdO.-
The wear is divided into two Terms, OF twenty-five
weeks each with short vacation at Christmas, and
a longer one during the summer months,
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS.
pTI,o,. ........ ... 6 90
"9y. a, oocb ........ 4 nO
nnu ntmnI ti,Iing wasbin,N - ..........3O 30 90
,,'t ~, C,it,r nv NeIndian .......1 10 0O
mus.G. mn. FL. T. poi,,tinr water Colcrs ...... 90
n,n"i"G nt,,in a. or C"irrs ................. 90
Lessons in wax Work, LeHtn er Work, Emhrod-
cry, each ................ -. a. ~
NB-Board and Tuition payable every month H.
advance No deduction made for nhse ce, eXcent in
eases of proracted sickness. Each b"arder is reqnr
eI',. eu y" ~, s,,on, "' n and fork, iv2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-23
w. u. EEaehssPSebN,
er..~<sssEe
s. I. De Mt lST.

TEETH neatly and substantially filled with pure
gold. m 5000
My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate Is stu predominant
Its advantages over all other artificial work, are
First-A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the mOdulations of voice.
Second.-Its adaptation and ease to the mouth
Thrd.-It does not rock ms other plates do after
little use, but when fitted remains so nor does
it require any perceptihe effort the part of the
patient to keep it in the mouth.
tan andsee specimens.
Onerations for Clef Palate performed also Pala-
tine Obturators inserted Strict attention paid to all
diseases of the teetl
Office on u street, between Third and Fourth, oppo.
site the odd Fellows Hall, Marysvlle
jan
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MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has 4
Soothing Syrup for children tee;bng which greatly IA
ctate The process OF eething by sofening the gums,
reducing ali in0amaton-aiil alIay all PAIN and is
sure 20 regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothera
It vii size rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants Pefectly safe in all cases See advsr.
tsement 10 another column. may4-1y
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DIR. ,. Il. GRAY,
D-k. L.. LASVEGNES

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YuBA CTIY
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:. Laudon Smith.
An coumun jcatons addressed to EDWIN A. WILL
LIAlIS Secretary Of the Institute. sent to 2l Of tie
once or BY Express, will receive prompt atien.
tiou.
J. n. LEAMAN is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receip pt for thesa jan29
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CONSTABLE SALE.

10y virtue OF an execution TO me directed. from the
AS court of o + keuhrid, a Justice Of he Peace in
and for k' se's Ear Township County OF Yuta and
STATE Of q iiorni1 on judgment rende ei herein
the 18th day of Narch, \. d. 1851 in favor Of Wm
Schr der aud against John R"aue Tor the Of
eishy-'ue dollars and fortl two cents Judgment, be-
sioes costs and accruIug costs; whereby am conf
WanGyd go levy upon and sell according % law, At
public auction, M following described prn erty, VIZ:
All the ii i-lt, tile and iutere-t OF the within named
defe drut in certain pie of l1nf situtted and Ning
uear kruuebe Bar iu Roses Bar Township, County
o. Yuba and Stat- aforesaid. consisting of one
hundred and -xt arres be the same more ar less, to-
rether with an buildings and impr ytmentS he onsing
f..r in any Wav conr ectel with the same. Said
r uch IS bounded he nortn by he fgha river ami
op M ,ses south and east by certain stakes or land
marks AID known rs the property or ranch Of the
" Tim ustueI defendent, John Ro-ne. Notice is here
nv ri, en- has on
SATURDAY. The Thirteenth day Of April, A. D. 1851 ,
between the hour Of ten and twelve in the forenoon OF
that SAY, At the owe named ranch IN Nuha county,
vii sell az public auction tnthe hi hest bidder for
cash the property heretofnry de-c ibgd
Dated Tmbuetoo, NJ rch 18Th, A. d 1861.
WM N. JEFtERuS Constable
mh22 law6v' o. Roses Bar Township