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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
Me1ifal.
A YER's SARSAPARILLA,
. POR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
AND ron THE SPEEDY Crns OF scRourous D1sE

A ZEN ca Shh rnsn, a 1ns nL raIr proon
~. s rur c c o, Sc seuomror. p,,.ve
HsD ~. -. MINI. have b..o mI,lsd b, large bO.,
pni'ss ae .ne fu'1 ~ ssr,,n.ls ,or A.
As,. fraud. upon The sick for they no. only
1o. sss a''s hn .sn no curative urousr..
wh...,.r Hsae.' bitter md painful di.sppon.men. A.. o
lowed the use Of the various extracts Of ssp which Good
the market until the name itself Justly ds'pea mo
come synonymous with imposition and cheat sun n'00a'
COUP" -, ross,c,n, 1, ony WORTHLESS.
'y seoI'd ma oe%o1'a 70, n. s b, ns 20
preparations Of shas nave 0'''ppo.'''1 Wv s., 49,.
aod the s.p'.t'a nayS benefit
not fail. fina nnse Ps"en, "ao % .o, ...nII
sma my, Vs'' 49,, n. s,.,, nunb.r, we re.
hssd we @ md Won Wi have siD better ey
s ssncs o. ss:s @ When
DR. ,.s Il 5S ny, III to Won what Your .I
more sccuistey your EITsAor OF s,sd M Spmo
my wife She no. oeea FOR some years snc'ea Wns, VIII
such itching to life .lmo.: lntolsr.se Il
has eyer ssd 70 eoe upon ae Il. n n c9p m or %
at all alleviate her .1aehng from H. Ih ssasoS oessh
: :@Gss %.' Dr. kSs gave .sp. w;sl
had eousn sne nauIr Ons ppon ne ~ An The ebps hsa
ceased and The naoI now 20 inre
ps'ey csIeu vi. ss ~ H. Sse AZ. f,om The ,ys,em
nm Your 2r re.ygyb . On r. DMH a. .A"iH"-
ss ons c he wei ieown CAPTAIN Of the steam
GFoton: n.,.on, NJ. = 1850
Dr.. J. c. AVER. Lowe-sir am urged by my wife to re-
port 10 You cure your family and
a. Il 10 The only way in which make You any acknow
edgenent qualification will proceed to state My little
SON. eleven years bed SoRoyuLA his neck
snd arms FOR Eve years They were much the time very die
trens and feared they would kill him. At hr swelling
wond then Il would break and make running
which would no, heal They became very loshsome and on
,f tbsy his growth and seeted his
Pa,h 40 th, bs Became eabe and sicky tried PhyE
Medises but they did no GOOD clergyman In
who lid seem some remarkable cures by your
adv,sed nc 20 ,r, yonr sarsspsrils and We did
Tb ere. showed sympt ons Of healing ID iat
xsis IN two more thew had healed In mouths the
.h5 80 a. well ,nv body He now enjoys perfect health
With no remnsnt Of he disorder him tia. discover
n sa sir rs paren Won NAV well believe that shall
.oon forget yoo Very truly Jour humble servant,
' 'Ne0'' JNO. w. BATES.
- -. -,
SEE WHAT AYERS SARSAPARlI.I.A DOES FOR DE-
RANGEAENTs OF THE LIVER. -
srorTJ, CRossISs Tsiadega Co, Ala. 9Th Aug, 195a
Dr / g. AVN Lowell Mss--slr. / take my psn to tell
Won what you cArTsHrc PLLs have done
;r me Ih.d beeu afflicted with Liver Complaint for six
during which well aud much OF the time very SICK
NJ liver tho touch ard the doctors said co1sesed
suffered from coyene.s and D,rIhes alter .ssy MY
skin clsmmy unheslthy my and skn ofon yellow
Occasionally hal voacious appetite bu generally none at all
dreadful sensation Of oppression on my stomach win sDsa9r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

A REeATTA.-The seventh annual regatta Of the
Empire City Regatta Club viii take place tomorrow,
on The Harlem River. There will be four races, con-
sisng of single scull for the championship, in which
Josh. Ward who lie fsvor,bly noticed BY Mr. Willis IN
the last Home Journal, viii row. Afour-oared race, a
sx-oared race, TO be rowed by amateur oarsmen only
and double scu race. This series OF races will occupy
abe entire afternoon the FIRST commencing at
O'Clock p. m. Some twenty-five boats will contend in
che different races and the regatta will undoubtedly
be one of the most exciting and interesting ever given
IN our waters. Each race will be for five miles,
measured by three turns that the spectator can en-
10Y an excellent view Of the whole contestants through
out the entire race. The boats will start from Con-
RAIDS Garden, foot of Ninety-third street, Harlem
River. 500 Will be distributed in prizes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

raK ,rEissA WasrcBssrEH, Jones ~tlah arrived The
morning Providence brought a. freight III bales cotton
THH sTHaEsBP P0roH.C Of CIomvss iBr proceeded this
morning 70 the Brooklyn Navy.NsTd.
Tss sHiy JNc.vAs {, now the GTes, Balance Dork eT
repair, fbe vii be stripped ecsalIed, ADD newly c0pp.Ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

Nnw.YonK HosrlrAI. Aweekly Report to Sept ls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

AYyAIRs AT THE CUsroN-HousE.-Tbe receipts
from duties are from $4,000 TO 10000 per day, and
business in the various departments continues 70 be
hrsk enough keep fully engaged the entire force Of
clerks In comparison with corresponding period
last year. the receipts seem small, as The duties for
September, 1860 averaged nearly 5000 900 per day.
The present receipts not so much from duties on
goods directly imported as from goods withdrawn
from bonded warehouse for domestic distribution. Al
though Treasury notes are but triAe below par,
they bough; mp by importers and need in payment
Of duties thus inAicting lOss, though SMALL on the
Government. 1t is to be hoped that United States
Treasury note will before long be worth as much as
bank bill, which lie based on much lees enduring
security.
The Collector being largely engaged in the over
press Of official business consequent upon the recent
seizures is scarcely visible at all in his accustomed Of
Zee. The ocehunters appear have been transferred
TO the Surveyors Office would appear by the follow.
ing notice, which displayed yesterday morning on
tbe outer wall Of that functionsry's Office:
NorIcH Official business requiring my exclusive attention
during office hoOrs will not ssble cali
hg IN relation 10 appointments until after o'eloeh
r. II. ANDREWS, suveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

[ DsrARsrnEs-The Uused STATED psa steamer a e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

r,,, ny rur AroSEsEST. The fast OF ex-
,ss.,on annually observed by the Hebrewe commenced
on Saturday evening" yesterday being the tenth day OF
,hs month Teri in wheh it decreed by the Levi'
ii al law that the nation should aict then soaIs by
statute for ever" In the days of the Israedsh nation
THE occasion was also celebrated by mode Of sacrifice
common to many people Of the East. Two young
goats were brought to the chief priest at the place Of
saona assemblage who selected one by the lot Tor
Jehovah" and slew him a sn-ofering to make an
atonement." The other was designated by the LOT
for Azaz-el," and the Escape goat was presented
alive before the Lord" the iniqutes OF the nation
confessed over him putting them on the head Of the
goat" and the animal thus cent off into the desert 70
be devOured by jackals and carry with him all their
iniquties The fast Of the Atonement and the ooser
vauces in the synagogues have succeeded to this OLD
Mhrsitic CUSTOM and religious services took place
Friday night and yesterday accordingly The several
Rabbi delivered addresses 10 their congregations
This fast Is strictly observed by all Hebrews, and
from it's commencement until s termination all business
and domestic duties unless absolutely necessary, are
suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15

Males, 3ls-femhes, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
Prepared By OF. J. c. TIN q Co, Lowell Hiasf
SYPHILIS AND MERcURIAL DISEASE.

MANY reusk abc cures these affections have been made BY
the sryo power Of this medicine It stimulates the Vital
functions Into vigorous scton aid thus disorders
which would be supposd beyond "a reach ssc remedy bas
lo TeqDed BY the necessities Of tbs people and We are
oonden, this will do for them that madeleine can d.
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER Co., Lowell, Aaas and sold
By all Drugzisis every where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

The Baltimore Amwjeon Of the 9Th
anst.j hakSs th6s following suggestions in
r.g. 70 ~ r.eoae suction Of the
w h.J. politls,.sl Who b,opo.. the
retirement Of all Southern States, in
mes, end Ties, saser certain time, to
work up . reconstrpction Of the Federal
Government. This 3 either ) great 81.
surdity or . great crime. Ii that gov
ernment be broken up for ouch . pur-
pose, asivain voOld Be the attempt to
reconstruct it - TO rear again the most
gigassie 81 lhs Egyptian pyramids sbat-
tered on the plaiu By some great COL
vulsion. Both are Improbable. Once
down they can never be bailt up again.
When separated into two or more con-
binations, preceded, ~ it is universally
admitted must be the case, BY civil var,
the snimosity between the people Of
these divisions will De 90 implscable -
to utterly preclude their reunion: We
will hate them for the wrong We have
done them 10 destroying the govern
ment, for it 10 in tie nature Of mao 10
hate those whom hehss injured. They
will hate Us for that wrong, and for that
OF the insult. with which they have
tainted u, and tor those with which
they bsvs tainted them. The warfare
also would be Of ferocity, in bioodshsd
and devastation, to render any future in
term,ngling Of the parties Of these hor-
rors altogether illusory.
Reconstruction, if any be needed, is
practicable in tho Union, because the
feud is not yet 20 malignant as to deny
salutary efforts to the end. There it
can take place, but under no other aus
pieces could be effected. Make the es-
say under the broad shield Of the Con-
st,tution of the United States rather
than under the flmsy panoply Of broken
and hostile factions. When the burning
torrent of revolution has b lighted land,
and humanity, and liberty. reconstruc-
ton becomes phantom.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31
octl5-1y1 kir

VltKUSTLE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
/ day Of June. A. D., 1857, John Jackson and
Mary, his wife, exesutod unto Charles Powers A.
Trustee. a certain deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa, des-
cribed - follows, to wits All that certain tract
or parcel Of land bounded AMI described - fol-
lows: Beginning at the north west corner Of the
vest half Of the north west quarter Of section No
nineteen Qs,) in township seventy eight 49,,
north Of range our - east OF the fifth 9th
principal meridian thence east twenty seven and
ono half (27H) rods, thence south seventy-fve
(75) rods, mole or less, 10 the centre Of Duck
Creek thence following tho meadries of said
Duck Creek to the west line OF said half quarter
section; thence north seventy (75) rods, more
or less, to the place of beginning, being twelve
(12) acres Of the west half of certain tract Of
land containing thirty 600 acres, conveyed by
John Hacker to Joseph :. Wood ward by deed, re-
corded in the Recorders Office of Scott county
March 10th. lS45, in book " D." page 28S and $50,
which said deed Of Trust, 10 recorded in the Re-
corder's Office Of Scott county, Iowa, in book al"
Of mortgages, page sO4, and was made by said
jackson and wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of a certain pionissory note, signed by
said John x. Jackson, dated the 18th day of June
A. D., 1857, for the sum Of six hundred and
twenty dollars, payable in ono year after date. at
che Office Of Tallman, Powers = Mclean, in d.
venport aforesaid.
And the said note having become due and nav
able, and the said Jackson having failed to nav
the same, and tho said Charles Powers, said
Trustee, named in said deed, having died. and the
County Judge Of scott county, Iowa, having ap-
pointed me, John q. Bills Trustee, in the place
and stead Of said Charles Powers, pursuant to
the provisions of said deed Of Trust, l, John c.
Bills, Trustee so appointed - aforesaid, do give
this public notice, in pursuance Of the power
in me vested, that will on Thursday the l4th day
Of February, A. D., 961, ut the hour II 2 o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, It the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale. at public auction, the parcel Of land
above described. or 90 much thereof - shall Sc
necessary to satisfy the amount Of said note with
the interest thereon to the day Ct sale, tgether
sale, costs of tins notice and Trustees fees.
Dated Davenport, January 2lst, A. D., 1861.
JOHN G. BILLS,
Trustee BY appointment of County Judge.
jan23-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31


"a Man of Woods aad not Of Deeds -
The following scrap is going the
rounds Of The Republican press
The Louisville journal, one OF the
strongest Union papers in Kentucky,
says $40 solitary Stale of the South has
ever dsoamod for ono ine,ant, of enb-
hitting to the execution OF the policy
+ reshadowcd by the Chicago Plalforlp,' >
ani nobody, North or South, suppose-
the Republican party intended then, or
Intends now to adhere to that platform.
1t cannot do It. Not only the Sontl,
but the North should be unit against
it.
On the other hand, the Tribune of this
city, says:
Beware Of concession. Do not, fol
Gods sake, tlitter away, in the hour OF
victory, the principles OF the Republican
platform.
Now, who speaks by authority! l.
misrepresentation constitutional in.
trinity with Republican editors! Then
why can they not have the manliness tc
say to the South, you have nothing to
hope from the administration of Lin.
coInY We should like to have them Al
dance to one tune, and ii they are really
in favor of preserving the Union, lc,
them so act that their actions will no,
give the lie to their Words Chicago
Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

ANOTHER new project among North
sru and Border State men is that Of a
Congress Of three Commissioner from
each State, to assemble at Washington,
in February, to devise . basis Of settle
ment Of all questions Of doubtful con-
struction respecting the rights Of differ
ent sections. This to be submitted to
the people for ratification or rejection in
the several States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

DEcLINEs.-The Governor OF Ohio in
message to it's Assembly, refuses to
entertain the peace propositions
preached by the Legislature Of Virginia.
The Columbus correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, thinks that, not
outstanding the position taken by Gov.
nennison, the Legislature will appoint
Commissioners in accordance with the
recommendation of Virginia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31


The following, ssys ous Warrington
dispatch. u The language Of Senator
Seward:
.saleretof the cry, Save the
Union, bss been raised when there was
70 daJ9 i tell you, my friend., the
question of slavery sciU not moo Be Ia
f0nfneo deUBux&> We are ~ SaoD-sAs
Union !, tAe~ soss I'll shs rest Sorsh sav-
ing" =,,=.,=-=---s,
If true, this 10 highly important, and
from the, maspsr in yhich vs received
Il ve are inclined 70 the belief that
the report is true.
Dropping, ~ beneath the notice OF a
true Statesman, I'll minor and seconda-
ry cousidssaiiOpa-losiog sight Of oil
hobbies, and ignoring oil party rsllyiug
notwithstanding the idea Of natural
or political division, aud taking cogni-
ssoce of mo North, no South, NO East,
no West" the real lover of his country
seeks first to place the Union Of these
States upon safe, slastiag foundation,
and when that noble end shsll have been
thoroughly accomplished, other and
lesser matters may b. attended 70. Such
= course is patriotic and truly noble, and
10 what will cave the Union intact. We
hopey to hear corrobor alton of the
above alleged declaration. Ito effects
for good would be immense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

A GRAND Union Inauguration Ball
will be held in Washington on the night
Of the 4th Of March. Gen. Scott will
head the list Of managers, assisted by
Commodore Stuart, Gen. Wool and 9TH
er prominent officers of the Army and
Navy, Meesrs. Crittenden, Seward,
Douqlas and other Senators, aud dis
tinpuished citizens Of each State OF
the thirty -four, are expected to par
ticipate in the management.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

Il - A. d. 1860 that The plague Of
EE6t Ecke lot 1Ithip/ q walls Of Loa.
a ahdxa@ ID With ose violence than
n aid in D1dencs tho days Of Bocl
kcciok ChSelcs had succeeded the
great Cromwell, and his reign was -
arbitrary ~ proflgate, The people Who
siways And ~ apology for popular vices
in the profigscy Of their rulers, were
never At any former period more hope
,essiy depssved end degraded in their
moral nature. The strong wallis and
barriers against famine aud pestilenee
which correct and proper social sys-
tenn sione oifers to the unseen enemy
we're thus tore down aod,lsvsiieA in the
mire Of sn overgro~n popuIace fostering
with political sores and degrading evils.
A fit time for such visitation ~ that Of
the great plague /; only stayed in its
deadly work BY the FIRE which followed,
raging unsbeted for month and con-
vertlng the un-buried dead and dying
into an undis,inguishable mass Of ashes.
Turenne and other lea rned men OF the
times, ~ soon - breathing time was
spared them, sought the cause Of this
SPECIAL visit; ton from God, and after
long labor and patient research left the
subject where they found It; not how
ever without finding prophecy in .
earned work Of the preceding century,
in which the horrors OF the scene we've
40 clearly predicted as they could be
portrayed by living witnesses. Friar
Bacon, who could not be found, else he
had been burned for il, predicted sim.
liar calamity to befal the people Of Eng
land 1t later date, and in his book
which is still extant, and 10 referred to
by > modern writer, says the year 1851
is pointed to as more terrible than that
which has gone before. There are signs
in the heavens, and 10 the earth there IRE
"wars and rumors Of war;" which we're
to precede the scourge, dwelt on by the
writer, until the blood Of the reader
grows cold At the perusal. How are We
prepared to receive, what awaits US IN
the unborn to-morrow-creeping in
its petty pace from day to day
How have the people OF the earth
lived in the days gone BY, to be able,
with united strength, to stand up
against the enemy, who invadcs alike
the brown store front, ~ well rs the
hovei of the lowIy, aud against whom
the largest Paxton gun and the strong
est redoubt, offer no impeachment! Let
US pause and consider. You spirited
advisers, from whom the spirit of life has
fled look to your sacred desks, and
your holy vestments. Discover, if you
can, where the fault lies; point it out,
and apply quickly the remedy. Teach
us 10 love one another, and learn US thst
there is a mutual dependence and COM
mon interest, in the correctness Of the
action and motives Of action which bind
us together as people. Prepare your
selves quickly tor the dread hour before
us, in the midsummer season, when
pestilencc shall take the cover Of night
and walk many Of us III, with dead
march to that quiet country where
friends and enemies, knsvcs, fools and
hypocrites shall all lie quietly in cold
Characterization Rouge Comet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

Two M1NisrsRs in Wyoming county,
N. Y, recently had law suit respect
ing two sermons Of the one, Of which
the other had obtained possession and
refused to give them up. The bereaved
author therefore sued his crring brother
and recovered $50 damages. The cost.
amounted to 5000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge, with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsrHAA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the adver
tser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
cevesto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILIrAMsBuRGH,
octl5-1yl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

The noble emocrscy Of Ohio, IN
convention assembled, have spoken forth
the sentiment of the party in that State,
10 the following powerful and unmista-
kabIe language, contained in the sixth
resolution
That the two hundred thousand Dem
ocrats OF Ohio send to the people OF the
United States, both North and South,
greeting; aud when the people Of the
North shall have fulfilled their duties TO
the Constitution and the South, then,
and not till then, will it be proper for
them to take into consideration the
question Of the right and propriety OF
coercion.
The Illinois and Indiana Democracy
have likewise 40 declared. 1t is about
time the Democratic party Of Iowa was
being heard in similar manner.
Through the above, and similar reso-
lutions in Indiana and Illinois, upwards
of fve hundred thousand Democratic
voters have spoken. There is a deep,
\ potent significance in the language,
which none are so blind that they Can
not see.
We may say that the resolution as
above quoted, speaks Out the scntinaents
of euery Northern Democrat and Bel
man, and IN saying this We say that II
speaks the views Of not less than on.
million and a half Of Northern voters
Here is abundant food tor reflective
minds in the Republican party. What
does our nciyhbor think OF il IL don''
make any difference rhat he thinks,
either TO us or anybody else, yet We
have sort of curiosity about it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

TIE PUZZLE or p uzzLEs.-"Malakof,'
in bis letter to the N. Y. Times, says
that ell Paris has been worried the la.t
month over the following, published
seriously in the Monde Hlustre. Draw
q series of lines thus:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

CALIFORNIA. - The San Francisco
papers make mp their statements for the
year, showing an export of 2,s25, 900
in gold, and Ss,732,OO IN produce; the
produce export bsirg IN increase Of
l-2 millions over the year before, and
wholly creation Of the past three years.
The passengers arrived BY steamer we're
$4,000, and those departing we're $4,000,
showing an apparent gain Of 10000 from
this source, to which should be added
$4,000 overland.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

THE Charleston Mercury, Of Monday,
remarks that, on Saturday. 40 officer Of
Fort Sumter called at its Office, and sub
scribed for the Mercury to be mailed to
him at the fort for tie neat three months.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

THE richest man in ST. Louis is James
II. Lucas, banker, worth, it is said,
IS 100000. Peter Lindell's estate is
put down at -, 900, 900, and that Of Be-
moist, banker. at 81 800, 900. We should
be satisfied to go halves with the low.
est set Of these figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

"MADAM, good many persons were
very much disturbed at the concert last
night, by the crying Of your baby. -
"WelI, l do wonder such people 60 to
concerts"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-31

Then, with three strokes Of the finger,
and without returning upon any line,
already touched, wipe them all out.
All the states, dead wallis and shop docrs
Of Paris are sacrificed to this interesting
exercise in mathematics.