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Brgcl,Inridgo's plurality viii be about 3 900.
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FTORTDA FLECTION,
MISSISSIPPI.

FLORIDA ELEGIAONs
Returns from Florida indicate that Breckinridge
has carried the State by about 4, 600 majority
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NEW YORK n1ARKET-NOV. ..

FIOIJR-Market exhibits little more activity,
but prices rule in favor Of the purchaser:
Sales 1850 bbls ct S5,SG9 S535 for superhne
perfine western; S55065S0 for common to Medium
extra WESTERN S5,7U6575 for shipping brands extra
IGINGDTGN FT,OUR,-In limited request, but
prices without material change Sales were 500 bbls
Al S57OaT so for common to choice extra.
RYE EFLOUR-OOnHnues quiet, with moderate
Ts0RN NfFAT-Rules heavy, and prices favor
the purchaser. Sales 800 bbls Brandywins at $50
'lWSHiIsKY-In fair request. Sales of 800 kegs at
21sl 1l27e chiefly at the inside price
FAT'-Market continues very much unset
tied Parcels In store are firmly held, but lots eoat
vSbits Indiana and Canadian at Sl,ls9l,fi MilWau-
Zee club at l,2s9ls2I for good and ehoicei amber
isconsin at 81 n; red state at Sly3; Canada club
AZ 81 2s amber Michigan st Sl,35 Chicago spring at
81 Isai22; winter red western at Sl,3319l34i all
shoati winter red western IN s,9Ee y @ @ ~, IA a
RYE-Quiet, with sales OF 100 busneA Northefn
81 RSR ~ TFY-Dull, heavy and lower for common
descriptous and quite hrmer for prime. Sales we're
iOO bnsh at T9973c for Canada East, 7oc Tor State,
~ PFIs@In s. moderate request Tor export. Sales oi
ss7a Tlugh Canada at 75c.
C0RNEMarket heavy and lower, Sales are 8, 800
bn mixed Westoru afiOat at 70670zc; 72c for do in
store; and Gee for unsound do aloat-
QATs-Only in moderate REQUEST sales are al
P0H K-Market 6rmer for mess and heavy ioI
prime. Sales are 80 bbls at $l9l2gi9,25 for mess
BEEF1oaiet and unchanged: Sales are ~
bbls at S5s0095, tor country mess; S6g9y0 for re-
packed ness Sl0s0o9ll for extra messi $4,000
| for country prime.
PRIME MESS BEEB-Dull and unchanged.
BEEF II alnS-kather easier. Sales are 800 bbli
/ AT el1 5Of7ll,T5 for Western.
CUT 1BATs-Continues dull with small salei
At I6gllc for shoulderss and Hon sc for hams
| Sales of 1880 gIeen hams az lec,
TAfs0N-Fery quiet but steady.
TARfl-Wfrket dull Sales arc 100 bbls at ll0
| l25 for new prime; l75sc for old prime.
BUTTEfl- Selling at l09Ae for Ohio; l56s2il
CHEBSE-steady at sole.
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eFCRssIoN nIAss MFRrTNG.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 5.
The mass meeting by the citizens tonight was
the largest ever held here. Capt John ". Ander-
ton was chosen President, and Chas. IL. Way secre-
f-rv Ile following resolutions were moved BY n.
81 barlow, seconded by Col. Henry 4. jackson, ana
arlnnnrted BY an eloquent and patrlOtlc speech Dg
Hon ~ Law Bell ElectOr OF the State at Large,
md were adopted unanimously with great enthusi-
Ne. the citizens Of the county Of Chatham, ignOr-
ing an party names and Issues, cordially anite IN
the following resolutions ~r.-, "a
Hamlin to the Presidency and Nlce-P Presidency OF
the United States ought not and viii not be submit
"a. Resolved, That we request the Legislature to
announce this opinion by resignation at the nearest
prncfical moment, TO communicate TO our SENATORS
and Representatives in Congress, and eo-oporets rets
with the Governor in callinc a Convention Of the
psople 10 determine the mod and measures OF re-
81. Resolved, That we respectfully commend the
Iefislature to take into immediate consideration the
PASSING of such laws as will be likely to alleviate
any unusual embarrassment Of tae commercial lnte-
rest Of the State, consequent upou the present po
4. Resoivsd, That we respectfully suggest to the
Legislatnre TO take immediate steps to organize ana
arm the forces Of the state.
Resolved That copies Of the foregoing resolutions
Be sent without delay to our Senators and Represent
uves in the General Assembly Of the state,who are
hereby requested to lay them before the Houses OF
which they are respectively members, . =,
The Colonial Tag Of Georgia was raised this r n q,
on Green's Monument, JOhnson'6 square, IN the
presence Of an immense multitude. Addresses
were made and great excitement prevailed; Sapt'
Harton, Col. Jackson, Mayor Johnson ano otneIs
are now addressing immense crowds of citizens IN
Johns0ns Square.
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UP-Prop Baltic sIsquehanna Omar Pasha, SCI
ote, Comet bque, s. b. Pomeroy: schr SURPRISE A.
j Rice, Fred Hill
DowN-Prop Galena May Flower, Pocahontas
baue Ocean Wave, Danube, Hans CrOcker, Mary
stockton; brig L. W. Gross, q Williams schr
Preble Planet Amelia, Mary Williams.
Weather changeable Wind E.
NOTICE TO MARINERs-The obstruction in the
channel at Conneeut, Ohio, is removed. lac light
will be exhibited from the beacon, as heretofore,
from and after this date. BY 0rder Of the Light
Honse Committee. CHARLES GREEN:
Buffalo, Nov. 5, 1850 Insp. 10th L II Dist
schr Geo. W. Holt, which made trip to Boston
during the summer, and recently returned, passed
up yesterday afternoOn.-DeL AdU sth.
Prom Potomac, which passed down yesterday, re-
norris a large topsail schooner sunk between Middle
Island and Thunder Bay, on Lake Huron, and
about six miles from the former place She lies d-
recty in the passage Of the vessel with ten foot OF
her maintOpmast out Of the water--Ibid
TIE LATE STORM.-The bark B Shepard, scbr
Y Avery and L @ Butts arrived yesterday from be-
lew the latter vessel deeply loaded with coal They
rode ont the storm in Pigeon Bay, where they were
constantly flooded with the heavy seas which swept
over them.-Ibid
THE HARBoR FRER.-COllector Atwood informs US
that the wreck Of the schooner Alma, which has for
some time obstructed the entrance to our harbor,
was drifted out into The lake by the high water of
Sunday last There is ten feet OF water in the chan
nell and boats win find no difficulty in coming IN or
getting ont. The beacon was lighted again Monday
night.-CoRRedWt Reporter
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PRICE
ALSO sPEC1F1ca

FoR AsrnlA on PHTHIsIo. Oppressed, Difficult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and EIpec
boradon- Price, 80 cents per bsL
FOR EAR DIsoHARGEs AID DRAFHEsS.-DlseharEeE
from The Ear The result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles or
MercuriEls For Noises in the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ache
FoR soRoTUIL.-E1iarged Glands, Enlarged and In.
durated Tonsis sTelinEs and Old Ulcers, Scgofulous
Cachexy OF Children. Price, 80 cents per box
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, %
sents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-FIuid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings with scanty sesretons Price, 50 cents per box
FoR sEA-sIoKNEss.-Deathly Sickness Vertigo, Nan
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR URHAET DIsEAsEs.-Eor Gravel Renal Cal
cuH Dicult Painful Urination, Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Price, so cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL. El1ssIoNs-InvOluntary Discharges
and Consequent PrOstration and Debility, Bad Re
gults Of Evil Habits. The most successful and efh-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon az 8
cure Price, with fln directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or 20 seek ADVICE Of ProL HuN-
FHREYs can do 90, Rt his Office, 5o3 BroadWay, daly
. from AM TO 8 PM, or by letter.
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4Egal $0tiEFs.
NOTTOE.

EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
M DENT ofthe State ot Wisconsin, viii take no.
Ii0e, that William Brainard did, on the lst day OF
Novem bsr A. D. 1890, nle his petition 10 the Court
Of Common Pleas OF ths county Of Ouyah0ga IN the
State OF Ohio against Philip Warren Philip Warren
Administrator OF the estate Of James W arren, de-
ceased, William Warren, John Marrenl Edward " ar
ren, Joseph OrOmack, Maria Cromack, and Jonathan
Pickard, defendants, praying that certain ans STU
ate Ia StrOngsyille, UuyahOga CO., uhtOi known ~
being part Of lot s, and bounded, beginning at the
southeast corner OF said lot the line between Roy
alton and StrUngsvilei thence west on the line OF
said lot about 9d rods; thence north parallel with the
line Of the lot about 40 rods thence east parallel
with the north line OF the lot to the et line OF the
lot and township line; thence south the township
line TO the place Of beginning containing - acres OF
land may be sold TO satisfy mortgage given y
James Warren IN his liis time 20 said william Brai-
nard to secure the payment Of SIX promissory note
given at the same time for unpaid purchase mOney
ior said land three Of said notes are Tor s2l6 3Ulp
and three for SIG 80 100 and interest, on which nctea
there Is due S72 o, with interest on w ~ from
May IL ls5S SO Il from May 3, 1859 on 500 szlu
trom May Is, 66 and sol II from July 81 loo0-
The said Edward Warren Is required 20 appear aud
answer said petition or bsfors tho 10Th day OF De-
:. BR, BEAVIs,
nov23l3 Plaintiff ATTY.
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aaitaieints.
uEALTH OF AMERICAN VIC.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
IL lMEN.-Read uOtices in tho Tribune since Dec.
From his ExcenencF JAMES d, WEsCOTT, Gov
srnor Of hloriia, and member OF the U. $. senate.
eFOr upward Of twenty-five years j was afflicted
with disease in my hmily which the best medicine
and surgical talent IN ta country failed 70 cure, bus
which yielded in most satisfactory manner 70 she
Grasenb5Tg Remedies. conscieutiquglg advise thsr
use. yAs. d. MEsICOLL.
Dr. J. T. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years 40
an Intimate fsmais friend had been suffering from
falling OF the womb, whites and dgranged menstru-
afion- together with the attending FYmutoms 20
clearly described IN your advertisements and pam
phets. She had the very best medical skiu u this
city tin entirely Pr0strsfe and her physician finally
told hor that be thought hGr LIE might possibly b
prolonged little longer under the most Iudleioul
treatment. Eor two weeks alter that she continued
% sink when came into your ONCE az the Grae-
ldnDerg Aedicl institute and related her sTmp-
toms. As you Wsts confident Of the arlelenberg
Marshals gafnoltcons in relieving har 8he dscharg-
ed al the physicians and tried It. though doubling
". ProTidentlaily il relieved her quickly, and I'VE
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrencs Of the com
plaints and she Il a. strong, active and healthy
WHOM young girl. JhO. H. BHIGGt
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OswEGO DlARKEr-NOv. Q.

NJ TELEeRAPHl
FIOUR-hlurket dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm but quiet. Si,u5 offered ior NO
/ Milwaukee club, but refused.
CORN-Quiet
Qpinto AZ Gee.
RYE-Nominhl.
uATS-Nomiual. ...
CANAL FRFiGHTS- -Frm, SOC ON eouri lso
on wheat; Ike ON corn 10 N. Y. -. -.
LAKE TnTpDRTS-l2lOO0 bushels Wneati oeyO
bush csrn; 800 bu barley olu0 bush ryoi 500 bush
rye; 300 bush peas. .,. . . q, -
CANAL EXpORTS-lls0b bbls uouIi lShW pus
bush rye; 81 bush peas.
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aS9sS % Dis s



with al bad Effects arising thereirun1i including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOS.
He has succeeded ia curing cases IN this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
sefstyled physicians, who profess % treat eli private
maladies with success and without recelTiug the
least particle OF benefit
Dr. t4I BSON does not boast that he Is a member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never 10 ue
allied. But what Dr.. GIBSON might boast OF i8
this, that he is able to give entire slusacton 70
those who repose confidence in his ability and inreg-
rity, and that he has perfected American stem
don Paris any patent medicine 70 equal Tor tne
radical cure Of seminal weakness and all diseases OF
derangements, both mental and physical, arlsinf
from sexual or secret abusa-
DE. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment tle
following advantages over all others yet di5c0versdi
ard frt the ageuts used in respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages such e.
Mercury, nor any other deleterlous drug eecondlg
no restrictions in diet business is required Third
b his treatment Is positive and certain m all cases
hospital IN The United States and demonstrate thC
immense superiority Of his new troatnant over any
other now known 70 the world in point Of prompt
ness, permanency, uidnesa, safety and convenience
to ths patient
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had TOR years resisted all
other moes of tnleut- Reference can Be given c
individuals Of the rst rcspectabiity ia Cleveland
Boston, New York. and other cities in regard &C
skill and integrity in All professional
Dyspepsia, khuuu1atisIn, Scrolula and ali chronic
diseases treated with superior success
oS- Medicine sent 70 any part of the county on
receipt Of ten dollars.
Or. GIBSON'S New Work on PhysiologJ for sale
- At-l 9---~o.
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nrnr - sFcFssInN.

CHARLESTON. S. O., Nov. g.
The Williamson Springs House, in Anderson Dis
frict was burned yesterday Ihe hotel anu luIill-
fure was valued at S6090o sc
d =. Wsrsden's stdre was also burned; loss tlz,.
Ollr insured in Northern Companies.
o. Inward Hufin spoke last night be sad souln5
ern IndeDendence had been his life long study and
IS fhbuFht it could only be secured by South Car
olina's secession
HIS speech was rapturously Gpplaudsd-
- Other stirring speeches we're made. ID,
- Efort5 were made yesterday to wait for Southern
county opsrations, but failed
State Convention is 20 be called, and secession Y =
csrfain TIE election Of delegates Will probably be
ordered on the 4th Of December and the Ooh-
ventiOn TO meet on the.l7th- n
fora Convention, and immediate action.
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VIRGINIA. ELECTION.

New YORK, Nov. ?.
Latest advices from Virginia give Breeldnridge
upwards Of 1000 mai. Seventy counties are yet
70 hear from, which gave Letcher 800 MAJ.
Tha Cavalry Encampment commences at Rich-
mond on w Weliuesday, with fifteen companies.
The Lynchburg Post Master has thrown up
his once.
4 speeial dispatch to the Tribune says the Hi
uois Legislature stsnds sue Rep maj. in the
Senate and seven in the House, with two doubt
eful.
dispatches yesterday from prominent parties in
South Carolina and other Southern States giving
assurance that there viii be no secession af pres
eut, or hereafter unless Lincoln commits overt
acts of injustice
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OOMMERCIAL.
CLEyEI,AND nIARKFT-NOV. Q.

FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Lower. Sales on Change amounted
cars rsd on track at l,Ol. Before Change 1900
bush red sold, to go to Akron at slo5 from store,
and since, cars white track sold at Sl,2o, and
go bush do from store at Sl,l9
CORN-Dull at 4so.
OATS-Dun at 25o
HIGHWINEs-sale 100 bbls at lsc.
EGGS-Sale bbls at l4o.
FEATHERS-sale I5O Ms live geese at 4se.
DRESSED HOGS-A few have been received,
and have sold at 69lc for heavy weight.
RECFIPTs-This morning were 400 bushels
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CHERRIES SSALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of lluries writ Of venditioni
81 1ponas issued from the Court Uf Common Pleas ui
Ctiyahoea county at the suIt Of Abraham h. Van
Nest et al plaintiffs, against II. d. Gillett, defend
ant, to ME uirected shall Uiier for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the City
Of Cleveland said county, the l7th day OF No
Yeniber, IS6U at O'Clock Z. M, the following de-
scrtbed lands and tenementB, to ait
Commencing at the intersection Of the sOuthery
line uf Vermont strset with the eserly line Of West
street, thence easterly along the sonthery line Of
Vermont street sixty feet thence southerly par
alIeI with the line Of West street sixty lest
thence easterly parallel with the south line u YER
mont street eleven teet themes southerly parallel
wifi the east line of est street thirty eignt feet
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet TO the line OF est street, thence mort hery
along the east line of West street ninetyeght feef,
to the place Of beginning being the same premises
described in deed from Gilman Folsom, il, to ID.
81 t3illett recorded in Vol A, pages 5lU and 5ll,
Ouyahoga County Records, and turther known as
the n N. corner Of block Xxx IN the Buttal0 Com
panys allotment In Cleveland formerly Ohio City,
UuyahOga county, Ohio. Appraised at S2uu0.
D. i. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
uorrirl- A BARLOW, Plt'ffs Att'ys. octlz.a9
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RuFFALO aLARKET-NoY. 0.

FLOUR-Dull
Sales are 600O bushels No Chicago spring At &c
1900 bush No dc at 81 ,O; 1000 bush No. Milwau-
Michigan s1,l5; 4OD bush ordinary white winter at
Sl,200i,2l. az -.
OATs-steady Sales 900 bush at 25c. s
BARLEY-In moderate demand, Sales are 1000
bush at &c.
RVE-Nominal at &c.
WHIsR RV-Nominal at 2lc.
CANAL FREIGHTs-25c on -four, &c on
IL LAKE X III 'IHiPORTs-lOOO bbls -FOUR 5000 bush
.l5 6ASEI ~ EBxPORTs-l5OO bbls hOur; 10000 bus
wheat; 5000 busE corn.
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THR ADMINISTRATION AND THE So
CEssION MOVEMENT.

WAeHlhaIONS NV y.
No apprehension exists In oficisl quarters that
nnv EFFORTS will be made to seize the forts other
public property In the South, no such movements
would Be tolerated by the authorities OF the states
distract the people OF that section being OF great del
icacy nothing will be done by Executive authority
which would tend 20 eNasperate the public MIND
against the General Government at this Juncture--
While however, the President viii perform his duty
Of fully enforcing the laws, the rcsgnatlQns OF tue
federal officers at Charleston being contingent on
the acceptance by the President, time will be given
them to reconsider their action.
An erroneous report has prevailed that the Presi-
dent intends issuing proclamation, but Il viii be
rccolected that Gen. Jackson did not pursue such
course until after South Carolina had passed the
uulifying ordinance.
TIE Cabinet to-day held their first meeting since
the Presidential election but question in connec-
ton with Southern events required formal action.
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BosToN Nov. Q.
There was an immense meeting Of Republicans
IN Music Hall tonight, congrBtulatOry Of The
election of Lincoln and Hamlin, Charles W
Slack presided. Among the speakers were Henry
Wilson, Anson BprlingAme, Richard Warren OF
n Y. and Chas A. Phelps
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BANK FRAUD.

bPRINGTIELDl III, NOV. 3,
Boone County Qndiana,) bank fraud excites con
paper money.
The real source ef the oVer-issue has not been dis
covered An intimation that the eugrayer is i'm pill
Gated has not been shown, as the plate has not al
ways been In his possession. The act that spurious
issue was printed from the genuine plate does not
implcate him any more than the officers or Auditor
who holds the plate r#
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cRnPnIA FI.ECTION.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 9.
Thirty counties in the State give Bell l9 go,
Breekinridge II 300 and Douglas 600 me m
dications are in favor Of considerable piurellty
for BreckinridEe. perhaps majority over all.
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CHERIFF'SS SSALE-BY VIRTUE
- Of writ Of rendition exponas, issued from the
UOnrt of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0ga County az the
suit OF the Commissioners Of Cuyahoga County
Plaintiffs, against Henry L. Whitman, ct. al, De-
fendants to me directed, shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in the
City f Cleveland in said County, on the ID day Of
December, ls60 at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit; Situate in
the city Of Cleveland, County Of Cuyahoga state Of
Ohio in Barber Lord allotment Lots Nos,7l7i rs,
end Of Lot No. 81, west half Of Lot No. III, south
half of Lot No. 3i5 half in common Of Lots Nos
3Q 400 and 4Ol south half Of Lot No 49S, and whole
Of Lots Nos 4g5, go, 6S5, 6s6 and 6Sl. Also in VIII
eyville allotment in said city, Sub Lots Nos. 81 81,
I53 and 335. Also Sub Lot No. 20 in /. L. HeWitt's
subdivision ana allotment in said city.
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9flEaitinEs.
4EAR WHAT THK PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM-
ptTRFYE SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with tie most aatgiaciory results, and
having fuI confidence IN Hieir ss2unenesl, purity,
80 sGi.acy cheerfuly recommend them % al per
s,s WHO sish . have safe reliable, and elicaeious
rtnlesi-s al hand fsr private or domestic use.
ne Rev WIN Hnimer, editor o. " the northern
rtd.r,eraisutr Auburn, y. Y Tie Rev. =. IA. Crea-
- Il h Rector N s. Peters Church, Auburn. n J
~ rev B. l. Ives, Chaplain Of ihe Auburn siaie
Fsri,-n the Rev spencer VI. Rice, Rector, NeF-B b.
fsrd. Mas The Rev. Allen steele Ees-to ~
Grsfce. a. Rev Samuel Nichols Easi-lienesee Coo
ftrrncr Y. +; u,e Rev P s. PrAit, Dorset, " tle
Ii,v John B. Robe, Buffalo; A. g. Hart tsq., uaca-
N =. the Bon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne Hon.
srhuyIer Colfas South Bend lna t1e hee. 5eo' Il
JS,,51f,i,rrvs n Y Henry D. Cook, Esq, Biitor OF
ne "Ohi5 state Journal Columbia Ohio; the ho2.
n Il Graham. Moline, IN. tie Hon. Thomas ,.
Chase. Monticello, Pa the Hon. Joseph Beneai1,s
TTttcn Y. WIN Bristol, Esq, Udea, n. u 3
pond Fsa.. Uuca, n =. James Piunkett bsq Nash
Vile Tenn
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LIST or sPEcIrIu REMEDIEs \

No t-Far Fever Congestion, and ln1als4 l.loe -
80 2.--For Worn Fever, Worm Oohc' "e1lhs 'ne
S'.i 10 s-Fot Collie. Crying, Tsstalns, and Wsssfi'
a's NJ d 4@Fo4 tOlS5 burrso cholera Infan and sun
IN No sgPor Cole. GriPIHg, Dyssnisry, or Bloody
IVY, Na -vor cbolsrs. Cholera Morbus Vomiting.
ia. T-For Coughs, Cobia, lnfuenzA, and sore
io.'s No s-Yor Tooth.aehe Paeesche, and Nearsisia
n. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Beat and fuiIness
n f0-DyspgPsfL PIlls--For Weak ana Deranged
stomach. Constipation, and Liver Complaint
M if'-VoR Rz,lALE IaREsULA RITn1s, seanty, PAN,
full or Suppressed Periods -.
No. I2-For LaucorThea. Proinse MeiH77' N''
e., Ia -Por Croul, Haarse Cough. Bad Breathing
M i4-sa1r RHE1H PLLs-For Erydpelas, Lrug
tons, Pimples on the Face r.
4 or esreDass In the Chest, Back, L1ins, or Limbs
A-For Pever and Agae, Chill Fever Dunn Asae'
I Old Ansmanaged Agnes =
O-For Sore, Weak, or Inaamed Eyes and Eysiids
f Pairing Weak or Blurred sight,
C-PBr Catarrh, q bong sfauiin2 Or rrceul' elii7i
rith abstrnction or Hr.ai-. . l.-,'ha1se
". G.-For NaonpH- t'i- f.''N- iS 'ili00
clncs act IKE q charm The entire disease b often
arrested at once and In all the violence Of De
stack b moderated the disease shortened, aud rem
dered les dangerouA
Coughs and Colds which are Of such frequent 90
ourrence and which 90 often lay the foundation Of
dlseassd lungs, brorcidta, and consumption, nay ~
be a. once cured By the Fever and Cough PiIz
In an chronic diseases, such e. DyBpepGiA, Neaf
Stomach, Constipation, LlVeT Compiania, Plaa, Re-
male Debility, and Irregularities old HeadaeheaI
Sore or Weak Eyes, Cstarrh, Salt Rheum, and other
old erupdons the osss has specifics whose proper aT-
pIicshon VIII Adord cure 10 almost every instance.
Ofsn the cure Of & dngle chronic difficulty, such as
DytpepsiA, Piles or OataFTh, Headache or Bsmale
weakness, has more than paid for he case ten tnaa
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