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.0FFIcEks. PETTY OFFICERS, AND Sea-
he capture Of any SLAYER nave their ola ms for
Boanty and Head Money promptly attended 10 by
Washington, d. G. IA i6etf>
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Affairs IN ALExANDRIA.-Fromt this Mornings
Gazette :
The Virginia Central Railroad suffered another
lindslide yesterday. 1t took place near Rockfsh
Stition, and detained the trains SO that the
Lynchbcrg train, due in this city at 80 was
compelled to remain on the Charlottesville side
OF the rack and exchange passengers with the up
train, which left Alexandria at O'Clock in the
morning, and which was prevented from proceed
Ing to Lynchburg by the slide. Both trains then
returned one to Lynchburg and the other to
o'clock
The announcement that Confederate States
nag would be hoisted on the flag staff at the Mar
in that neighborhood yesterday afternoon. Tie
dag was hoisted about 4 O'Clock, and greeted
with cheers and salute of artillery
The weather continued up to yesterday to be
very unpropitious for tine Potomac fisheries
Several American flags in addition to those
already up, were raised yesterday at private resi-
dences In this city
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DECLINED THE SERvIcK.-A letter from Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley county, Va, TO a gentleman
In this city, says that orders were received by the
captain Of volunteer company there, to hold
themselves In readiness to march to Harper,s
Ferry, and take the Government property there
immediately upon the passage Of an ordinance of
were called together and unanimously resolved to
6. die first -
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In CONSEQUENCES of the Indictment weather OF
last week, whereby great number of our citizens
were prevented availing themselves of his closing
out sale, our friend Riddle, of the 8. One DoIia1
store" has concluded to remain in the CITY for
two weeks longer, positively to close on the frst
Gay OF May Those who have not done 30 will
OF course avail themselves Of this last chance and
lay In stock Of jewelry and silver plated ware.
See his advertisement In another column
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Axornss GREE SPEECH Mrrrrss

AyorB 80 GREE SPEECH MEETING IN OLD
TRINITY Last night, old Trinity Church was
filled by II large crowd who had assem- bled with
the expectation Of hearing Cassius M. Clay, Of
kentack7. That gentleman was not present how
ever, so the meeting was addressed by Mr.
Krzyzanowski, Of this city, Hon. Mr. Hutchins
OF Ohio, Prof Daniels, of Wisconsin. Hon J. c.
Dickey, OF Pa, J. c. Vaughan, OF Kansas, and
6. p. Edgar. Ex-Gov Bib, of Ohio was called
on for a speech, but as Ii was late he made but a
few remarks, and consented to speak at the same
place this evening. During the intervals Of the
speaking Mrs Prof. Daniels. of Wis, sung tThe
Star Spapgled Banner" Columbia the Gem Of
the Ocean" and "Hail Columbia" with an &C
conn niment upon the melOdeon. The follow
Ing resolutions were read and discussed, and laid
over unt5 tonight for adoption:
" Uaityd zoe Stand Wv hereas, some of the
States, composing the United States have assumed
an attttut of defiance and hostility to the Federal
Government; and, whereas we admit the right of
no State 20 secede from the Union, to renOunce
her own or to absolye her people from their allie
glance thereto; and, whereas, "the unity Of gov
eminent (which constitutes us one people" has
been The main pillar Of our real independence, of
our prosperity and greatness as a nation, and Of
the respect we have commanded abroad; and,
whereas we do as our fathers did before us, cher
ish icosdial, habtual, and immoveable attach
ment to eur National Union. Therefore - =.
We, Who have hereunto signed our names, do
solemnly declare and mutually pledge ourselves
to each ;other, and to the world, that we will,
under ali circumstances, and at every ha Lard and
Ccst W VIC Idst uolldr we possess ana the last drop
Of blood:in our veins adhere to aud support the
Constitution of the United States, the Union and
the Federal Government in the enforcement of
the laws and the maintenance of its authority.
And we further declare, that we will hold all
men, inhabitants of any Of the States, as traitors
and enemies who will not thus support and sus-
tain the Union, the Constitution, and the National
Government; conscientiously believing that unless
'we, the people of the United States, - are loyal
to our Union and Government in this dark hour
OF trial and peril, we shall be false to fathers
false to ourselves false to our children and false
to freedomi and shall sink into anarchy only to
emerge into despotism, and thereby justly become
scorn and Kissing, by-word and reproach in
the sight Of the civilized world.
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BOARDING..

ROARD zPleasant Rooms. with Board, can be
- had at No. % Four and -a-half ST.
ap 5-2w" (Republican.)
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ A 5 II TON THEA TER,
~ Lessee.- ----- -. w. GLENN
Acting Manager 49,. -----..J. T. RAYMOND
THIS EVENING,
Fifth week, and positively last night but two of
MIR. JOS. JEFFERSON
Who will appear for the last time as
JEREMIAH BEETLE,
In the New Comedy, by Tom Ta,lGr, entitled
THE BABES IN THE WOODS;
And the Comic Burlesque of
MAXEPPA,
Intr oduoing operate Imi: atoms, Daring Acts of
Hors' manshlP, Comic Dances, and Terrific Com
ha.E
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The MEXICAN DOLLAR ROBBERY This morn
Ing, at III O'Clock, the case Of Charles Chase
(colored charged with being concerned in the
robbery OF VIM. Brown (colored) of 800 In
Mexican and American silver dollars. was brought
before Justice Thompson, the Chief Of Police
assisting IL the examination The evidence for
which we have not room to-day, justified the
sending Of the case to court and Justice Thomp-
son required the prisoner TO give bail in $500 for
his appearance at the succeeding term
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Tomorrow Friday Farewell Benefit of
MIR. JOS. JEFFERSON,

II Mr.. GLENN begs .eave to announce 10 his
nj onday, April 22d.
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WANTED-BOARD, for a lady, in q quiet pri-
" vate family where there are no other boarders.
she Will furnish her own room. Terms must he
moderate. Please address a note to Box No. 8,
ctdt oInce' ep l7-St
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CENTER MARKET No change Of prices to-day
worthy Of special notice. In the fish market the
supply was moderate; dealers report that there is
comparatively little doing at the shores Her
ring were more plentiful at SsaslO per thousand;
shad range from sl4 to SIG per hundred; large
rock and the punches bring SOC 10 81, according
well supplied; demand moderate; prices un-
changed.
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WANTS.

WANTE D-By a resp actabla young woman. a
w SITUATION as chambermald or nurse
Pa avenue, near "a st, for days. IT,
"ANTED-A young WOMAN, who under
w stands sewing on Eadi Il Webster's sew ne
mach ne. Apply $50 street, bstween 18Th and l4h
ttTeets. Itr
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Yesterday afternoon the company Of Washing
ton Light Infantry now in service under Captain
Towers, formed In front Of their armOry, all in
uniform, with fatigue caps for company drill
The superb condition Of their equipments notice
able by every observer, combIned with their pre-
else and prompt movements in marching and the
manual, 10 draw from the crowds of ladies' aud
gentlemen Promenading the avenue frequent ex-
Pressions Of applause.
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IMPORTANT TO ROUsEkEEPERs.
e. r.. DURKEE & CO.'S
01IaEOT EFIoHR.
QnarNnfanA

Uu8lSnteed not only
AND PERFECTLY PURE.
put ground from fresh Spices, selected and CLEANED
~ os expressly for the Purpcre without reference
(1sd with psper.l to prevent injury Rb b. ke.pDa,
s snio are iun veight, while the ordinary EEoaH
s Hhp,Ues are almost Invariably short. We warrant
BEYOND AL COMPARlSON,
Msna sls TIA VII sbundantiJ prove.
spnD.w.s iii Rsysal+ x 8: Ne: = % Ys,,.
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NV Il
w ILL Find il TO their int rest before purohs.-
ing to call az the Extensive Cabinet Is -
ts6lIs hmsnt of EDWIN GREEN, No ~
1SO Pennsylvania ayesue, where large IL
ana MATTRESSES Will always be
found.
Mahogany of IL thicknesses for sac.
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended to.
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
ap l-2aW2m
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WANTED-A competent WOMAN, to cook,
w wash and iron for a small family. Scotch or
herman preferred Good wages will be paid and
no one need apply without good Recommendations
hrst street and Boundary. apl7 So
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L their hrst supply of new styles of A
STRING GOODS. they respectfully invite
cal rom their patrons and the public gen: M
orally. Taes keep also oonsiaDty or hand ~
good supply OF NAVAL. end MILITARY
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Epaulets,
Swords, Gold Lacss, etc.
n. r. L0UDON & CO..
CstzAH and Military Tallors.
ma % SineO no. 369. under Browns Hotel.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From IS To
w $lO,0Oo worth of SECONDHAND FIRM
TUKE OF all kinds, for which will guaranty to pay
the highest prices, and usual at the shortest no.
uce. X. BUCHLY,
Dealer in Furniture, Stoves &C.,
COS 4Os 7th ST.. bet. g and II east side
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THE SLOAT SEWING MACHINES.
George B. Sloat & Co.'S Elliptic and Look Stitch
Sewing Machines wherever used, are 6oknov-
edged 20 be superior 20 all Others.
They can be purchased for Sz5.
They are fre@ from leather pads.
IheJ make the "magle rufflngs"
They make the double lock stitch.
They sew thick or thin materials alike.
They simple in construction.
They can be seen and their operations explained
e. the Sloat Sewing Machine Agenoy. ct
MAXwELL'S Fancy Store,
ap6 6tao 32s Pa avenue.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TNO MILITARY OFFICERS.-For rent, large
L II LII ~ 10y So feet, and two Rooms adjoining
oae IL By u feet the other IA by 81 feet. Also,
Furnished oOms IN the same building, suitable
for officers, the whols fronting on Pa avenue, Ar
pyto 532 Pa. avenue. between ID and Sd SITS.
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALE-A
Il modern built two ST" ~ and attic BRICK
HOUSE, containing rooms and kitchen. with a
handsome HoEer-gaTden attached, is Offered for
sale. together with the entire Furniture contained
IN IT. 10 person desiring 10 commence house
keeping this IS al eXcsllen I opportunity For terms
&c, Apply to CHARLES WILSON. SccrstarT
MUTUAL Insurance Company, next to Bank Of
Washington. ap Is 81
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TOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE
L. coutE Inlng seven ROOMS, together with the fur
nIture, situated or New Jersey avenue, between
NJ and n sts I"rth hlsO, q new throe-story brick
house, with back building, on the same square,
No. SO FOuIthet Also, some valuable IsDTS
all of which will h8 sod very cheap. Inquire of j.
and SITS. nnAtf
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Wv L Are row adding TO our stock q large and de-
sirabs lot of NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that is new and desirable, which we propose
20 Sc At sma!l price. All persons IN want III
DRY GOODS Will always Ind our stock complete
IN al IT'S branches, and at the lowest prices. We
would impress upon those of our cItiz gho have
recently taken up tHeIT residence with rs, that We
have but 'oIa PRICE" marked IN pain figures on
each a.tIcie aud offer discount OF n We per cent
of f1r al safes TO- cash.
We ask an examination Of prices. go that ous-
toners can sat- sfy themselves in regard TO the saw
Ing by purchasing for cash.
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 CO.
No. 81, opposite Center Market,
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TOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE No. 422
Ia sixteenth St, next 10 st. Johns Church and
near Lafay ets Square. There is stable aitao d.
Inquire of T.. + OR EMAN. Room 5, basement of
FateDt OIIlce. lh-Sts
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WANTED-By tespec able girl, a SITUA-
w TON to cook, wash and iron in private
family. The best OF reference ca he given if re-
CURED Inquire al the corner of Fourth and SITS ,
no. 03O. ap 1851
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ne" SnN' OF CARPETIN6e.
Just received &C the old stand Of tae sts firm Of
Cisgett 4 Dodson . new supply ofeles>nt
Thres-ply and Dox5ls-ingrain Corpsttngs,
which were bough t in New York from she ssees
OF the manufactures at panic pfioss, and vail b
sold accordingly. -
sp Is cow JAA b. DOleO
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
TO hNVArE1nS.

RENECIA, located in climate that is the medium
between the heat Of the interior and the cold Of the
sea coast particularly adopted 70 the treatment Of
the sick, and especially 10 the prostratng, endemic
feyers Of the interior
The subscriber has been practitioner in Bcnocia
rorniuc years, having found by experience tie reco-
liar healhoplness of the climate, to which he partially
attributes the success which tas attcrdedhs ueatm N
ofmany dangerous eases, has determined to open
Hospital Tor the SICK.
The Hospital will be Gifted up for the actommoda-
ton of both sexe, and win be mnde 10 every respect
comfortable rs home; no particular treatment will
be adapted rs good common sense will teach hat eve
cry Sc and every system wants peculiar trcatment
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tions ter baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the neirnborhood Nothing
will be spnred 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
Consunationtn almoden languages and privacy
strictly attended TO.
A. YERIIAYE. v. d,
auSJ 3m Beuccia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22

BY ELE GRAP P Il.
Battle with the Indians.

TEusuA, Oct 81
Mr Clark, special Indian Agent arrived
from Nome Lackee tod s. He says iufar
nation a,ri,ed to-day. ly Mr Short, an EN-
rl-yee Of Nome chit Indian farm, that .he
settlers Of Round Valley had a battle at on,
miles northwest of Nome Cult farm with q
bond of indians aad MeNjcau- who had stol-
en- stock from the Valley. They killed about
one hundred and eight Indian. and two or
three spaniards. They found twenty-eight
horses aud a larse'ot Of hogs None Of the
whites were injured in The light. None of
the Reservation Indians were engaged in the
roIbprv
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
From san Francisco.

SAN FGANolsco, October 81.
Captain Short arrived hero to-day, from
Santa Clara county, with 80 recruits for Col.
Lippitts regiment. L
The steamer Orzaba left for Panama, to-
day, with several distinguished military men.
In the list Dr. Gwin's name does not ap-
pear, Yet we are assured he is on board; also
Calhoun Benham A salute in honor Of Gen.
Sumner was fired as the steamer left Treas
ure 81 ,006lSo
The ship Commonwealth, which arrived
this morning, was seized under the SUPPOSE
ton that she was owned in part, by disloyal
men. It was found, however, that .l-lGth of
her had originally been Sc owned, but had
been re-sold. She was released,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22

Sally Openings TO afford free egress
to troops for sortie or sudden charge from
fort.
Snp.-The sop is method Of making
trenches. in hicl, The workmen are protected
from musketry ~ sappers rolling large
gajjo,, q e. cylindfca basket filled with
earth) toward the enemy
Shrils-A she'll is hollow shot. with a
hole to receive fuse or slow match, and
filed with powder to burst it at the eul Of
its range
squadron.-Two companies or troops Of
cavalry.
snbaltern.-A commissioned officer below
a captain.
Tactics is the art Of handling or man@p-
yering tr ops It is frequently eonfounded
with strategy, which is the art Of conducting
war.
Ndettes-senhie4 upon outposts, placed
to observe movements Of the enemy and to
communicate by signal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
spctial 1lotitez.
pprkI no SCIENCE.

you wish a. be sure Of obtaining perfect hair dye
without amy delateiioas element. criAadoro's Excel
sor pyei, tie only one ever submitted to this ordeal
It has been
AVEAG-2rB UT CHIFFON,
the first chemist In the country. and lis certificate
setting 'otth IFS larulsssnc-s is a.ln the reach Of
every buyer.
THE rXQUrsITE rEAUTy
Of ihe lus 'rcus baals aul browns, which % produces
with uuerri certainty n ten minutes, has tairy won
for st the arreation ofhe most notural hair dye ever
invented. Sold everywhere. Applied hy al Hair
Dressers CmsrAno8o, No. As'or House, n. Y.
GEO w. SWELL. Agent,
SEQ $50 Washington st., san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
EEofr Wye. Hasr Dyc!.-~WI

EEolr Wye! Ba.r Dye! .--NIILIAMA.
BrrCHELOE'6 celebrated Hair pve is THE BEST
IN THEWOHLD- tine only HARMLESS AND BEIl-
ABLE DYE KN0WN. This splendid l'ar bye is PER-
feet; changes red rusty or grey hair instantly to -
glossy black or natural brown, without minring the
hair or staining the skin. All others are mere imita-
tions and should he avoided
Tie genuine has tie signature, WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, on the four sides of the engraving
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by r. Il. Nc
DONALD 3 CO, saerameuto, and CHARLES aANG-
LEY, san Francisco and respectable Druggists gener
ally.
Wholesale Factory, ST, Barclay street, late 233
Broadway, and lG, Bond street, New York. sel3-3n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
z n~rr
u $50 AA14@3S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

FToG PRTsEGvINC AND RESTORING THE
4 HAIB TO BALD HFADS-lt cures the sup
pressed secretens iI oductive Of the loss Of
hair and tine usp.--ated secretous which Invariably
produces violent pain In the lead- and the debiiita
ted cutcle, which frequently produces loss Of lair.
u also cure. c jst-pHt3 bHd hich forces the shaft
Of the hair from the capillary sack, destroying ha r
caters, scaiy crupou 81 the sea p, dandruG altered
texture and drylrss Of Che hair and a other diseases
OF the hair.
Prepared only by JOHN C. JENKINS the Hair Re-
storer, st. Nicholas Hotel building, Mary
Agent for sacr4mento-W. I'll. G. STEPHENSON, NJ.
D., X Street between Fourth and Fifth.
EFrEReNcES- Hon. @. II. Bryan, Ex Judge Of the
Supreme Court; Hon. Gordon N. Mott, Ex-Judge of
the District Court; Hon. jesse 0. Goodwin EXstate
Senator Hon. Lloyd Aiaeruder state Senator e. f.
Rice, Esq 5 G. Cooper. Esq; W. II Hamilton, Esq;
John Nasn, Esq; Mr.. JoLu Banks. Mr. G. P. Robin
son, MIR. Henry Howe. Ma ysyHe; Mr.. W. Shores,
Yuba City; Mr.. Robert Kellv, 4imhuctoo; Mr. S Spar
row, sau Fruncisco; Mr.. Truman zeal, sacramento.
octI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22

Broom Conv.-Mr. r e. Wood, of Napa,
has raised fine crop of broom corn, the pre-
sent year. He informs the Reporter that
each acre yields 500 pounds of brush Il. e. Of
the upper section of the stalk cut into proper
lengths for brooms) and 200o pounds of seed.
The "brush" in its unmanufactured state
readily brings from g. to cents per pound
and the seed $40 rer ton. 1t is, however
the intention of Mr.. Wood to work up his
stock at home, and he expects from the yield
of u acres, 0,000 brooms.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22

CowHIDNG CAsE-Judge Gilmer issued a
warrant on Saturday for the arrest Of Mrs
Lewis, of Folsom, who is charged with COW
hiding the complaining witness The details
of the case have not vet transpired. hnt it is
generally understood that Jealousy is the
cause of the trouble Further Developments
will probably be made to-day or to- morrow,
IN the Police Court, Union Of yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
The Foot Race,

WARM SrnlNGs, Oct q.
The foot race between seaya, the Mexi
can, and Carr, to-day, for $1,000 side, was
won by the latter by ei4ht feet
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
CEF.& IN GENEGGAL!!:
C8@s SHs. ia Particular ! q? !!
Reduced PEs+CES!

ENE1Es . oE1ET = ~" 777777
DIIECT' IMpCBTATItNs Of the following are
~ now 1udnganj in store
white Kerosene, very choice
20 bDls. Eas.craa Lard 0Aa
Boiled s1ipsSccd G5s;
1000 gals T4nEiCr's Gs1;
Cam pIaC2sc;
1909 gals. T'uFpcmtinC;
Olive Oh, in bulk;
800 gals. C:siasa Rat GJs:
For sale 10y the case or gallon at Bay prices and ac-
tual freight.
Examine our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, If you wish to save money.
RICE, COFFIN & CO,
cct2 - ID street, Mar!sy.jle.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
Hops Ell
z q GQz2C ME 6slcly2 oG

NF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and warranted G In
~ U1NE, just received aid for sale by
iytG If 4. Z, WILKINS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
= n w-- ~ - 49, ---,r -
- ~ .A,. y - y .laAs ~,

would ter Yen VS. 40 iuf -u The citizens Of Marys
vile end Yuh1 couutN, that sui now prepared to
enter uro fhe GA Of surveying iu a is Iranches-
Those wishing anything done iu lt profession will ind
me at the Book $40 OF g. NilHrs ood Fellows
Block. Orders .rom adjoining cDur1es Tromrty at
tended to- b. A. WILLIAMS,
ser2G-lm Surveyor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
". E0. 'E'Ha42TEPssDN,

TEGTG neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold.
My Atmospheric Plate is stil nredominant.
lts ADVANTAGES over all other artificial work, are
First very narrow plate, thus preserving al
the mofH.7t.9ns Of voice.
Second. d. adaptation and ease to tie mouth
Third GOES not rock as other plates do after
little use, l' ~'en once hLted remains sol nor does
j. REQUIRE .~- Nrceptible effort the part of the
patient to f'ar r In the mouth.
Can and soe c"0cimeus.
Operation ''g Cleft Palate performed also Pala-
fne eobturato-s 0-ared. Strict attention paid TO all
pi7easas ni the t0ofN.
0lhce y st~so', between Third and Ponrth . nppo-
cite The oad ii7V1 Hall, Mstyavll7
lants
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
PERSONAL.
= AA-tu4S - AAAANt ALAAS3
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
And paFticulargv all cases of Secrecy,


And wiI perform any, even he mos decate Surgical
Operation.
DIR FLATrERT proposes here, rs everywhere, to
instruct persons iuIivdaaly, or BY cnsses IN the pee
cuiariUes of Wis successful reatmcnt of the above
named complaints.
that his mode Of treatment aud examination are en-
tirey new. newly invented Stetho cope for the
animation Of the Lungs. (mlike the ODD enables him
To further detect disease i'm this delicate organ, and
by his Laryuga -qe ulun he is prepared 70 convey
light within the throat, sufficient to expose r. view,
distinctly amt Enthusiastically, its disease, thus aordng
knowledge which has long since been o desGer0 tum
in the treatment of malignant Throat Diseases.
Ills treatment for the CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and Bronchial Diseases IS principally by nhalan'a
and Nutrition, which bear the closest Philosophical
examination.
n. B.-Letters addressed to Or. J FLATTERY, San
Francisco, win be promptly answered
CScIsSArl., o March 9Th, 1850
We certify Or j. FLAITERT to be u qradu8te az
medicine o the h ghestorcer ana entitled to an the
hon, rsaud privileges thereto belonging. II is there
FIRE with great pleasure that recommend him q
Physician and Surgeon of TIE highest capabilities,
competent to the discharge OF any duty the nature Of
d. V. MORROW, " D.
Professor Of Pathology and Theory ana Practice Of
L. Z. JONES, MD.
Professor OF Natera Medica. and Therapeutics.
Joseph r. BUCHANAN. n. D.
Professor u Physiology nud Institutes Of Medcine.
HIP. GAFCHELL, VI. d.
Professor Of Anatomy, Specia and General.
d. l.. HlEL, VI. D.
Profa77or of 0bst frc' Diseases Of Women and Chill
]. b. STALLO. An
Professor oi Chemist. ald led.cai Jarisptaasnes.
oci2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-22
G'ategat medicines.

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