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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, ,2& 8, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Eeole de
Pharmacie- De Paris, and the Imperis College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. / Is Invaluable for exhaustion, spermatoTrhGa
and all physical disabilities.
No q completely eradicates AL traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated by the
ciou5 and perniciOus use Of copatTl and cubepg-
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
hef dispersing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos, I, and 8, are preparation the
form Of lozenge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
Be carried in the Eaistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses administered b.
Yalpeau Lallemand Roux, Ric0ld, &C. Price 50 each,
or cases for So, which saves S3 and in so cases,
whereby there Is saving Of So. To be had wholesale
and retail Of DR.. BA ARROW, No. l94 BleeckeT street
New York Immediately on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow viii forward the 1riesemar 70 any par
Of the world, securely packed, and add ese acc ord
ing TO the instructions Of the writer.
- Sold also b. Z. +. GAYLORD and w.
FTgEF Cleveland mnai
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterdays Report.
Wln1INar0N ~
WAHaINeFoN, Dec. IL.

WARRINGTON Dec IL
The Illinois House delegation had q meet
ing tonight Loseioy and Morris were
at11at ~
A resolution vas agreed on Informally,
that The Union must and shall be preseryv-
Cd, A gall meeting was expected, inulud-
inr tbs Senators, hat the resolution may
be fally and unanimously adopted.
Ths New Hampshire Delegation have un-
snlmousig resolved, shat the true course is
ths protection Of the public property and
th5 enforcement Of the revenue laws at all
haEarda.
ne South Carolina COmmissionsrs, head.
Cd by Keist, are expected on Thursday q
negotiate With the Government for Forts
lloultrio and sumpser.
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FRorI VEAsHINGTON.

WAhHiNuIoAi Leo. 10.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has adver-
tsssd for proposals until the 2sth for the
issue Of Treasury notes to the amount Of
Ave millions Of dollars, pursuant to TIE sOt
of Congress just passed. 1t is reliably as
oortsined that Secretary Thompson's mis-
non to South CaroinE as q representative
from Mississippi, is to procure her cooper
afon with eli the Southern States in the
event that Linooln's administration shall
60 act IS to damage Southern rights, what
ever may be his individual opinion on the
subject Of secession.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1g

~" ----4--teI w. To-
The Star Of the West has arrived from
Havana on the 18th inst, with S1O7, 900
in Spanish gold.
The Spanish Bank has authorized the is
sue Of 1000 900 new bonds. The Captain
General hsd gone to the Western Depart
ment Of the Island.
Sugars were unchanged. The new crop
was coming in, and the stock at Havana
and Matanzas amounted to 10000 boxes.
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FROlI NORTH CAROLTNA.

RALETdH, Dec. IL.
The bill for arming the State has just passed the
Senate after considerable debate, BY a vote of Al
to g.
It comes before the House to MORROW
There is much anxiety regarding Federal rela-
tions.
The Commissioners from Alabama and Mlssls
sippi arrived to-day.
4 Democratic caucus is to be held tonight
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AHRTVAL.
Me- YaaK. Dec. Is

nav 4VAks 4ecs 10.
The steamship Etns, from Liverpool via
ousenstoWr, arrived this morning. News
anticipated.
ehs brings e6,6OO in gold. The Atlantic
sailed on the 9th from Southampton with
e14,900 in gold.
A fearful explosion had occurred IN the
Rssoa Coal Mines, near Newport, Wales, en-
failing the loss Of 10 Lives.
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No i.For Fever, Congestion a1d ~
No. R-For Worn Fever, Worn Cole, he'tinF ths
S'S Il. s-Tor oore, Drying, TsstiIus. and Wassfal
'' No y 1mFor Ha Di.rrha, o,olsrs Iuianiu, and SUN
@i5 No OSC s@PoT Colo, shpng., Dgseu,sry, or Bloody
nv, go, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, vonltlns
No. 5-For Coughs, Colds, lnausnza' and sore
6hroat - ,r.--,,,t,
No. 9-For Headache, Vertigo heai anu 'uii'-
ne S, o. aysPrrsi, Pll1s-For Weak ana Deranged
stomach, ConsHpation, and Liver Comp.AlaL OIL,
No ii'-PoR FENAIE IRREGULARITIES, scanty' am
e,i a. snppressed Periods
n, "a GFor Leucorrhes. Profrse hensess ana
Beartng Down Of Females n, r-,et,,,
M, f8-For Group, HoaFse Cough, bad BreAsllLn6 8
No. f4-SALT RsRUM PIiIs-for HFy5ip'A71 '-NP
tions Pimpiea on the kace- .
NJ fb-RHEUMArIe PILLs-For PAM balleus'l
or soreness in the Chest Back, Lons, or ' LIMBS
R@For Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Asas!
oP MTar aSs1stsI Pss Blind or Bleeding, Intsrnsl or E
'e,l1L sors Weak. or Inaamed Eyes aud Eyslids
FALLING Weak, or Blurred sight, .,,,.,
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing Or feselA' e''-1
Vim obstruction or profuse d.sciarss -t.,.,.,
W C-Por Whooping Cough, Hharing ~ sloen1'
and shorteuiug rs course
eines act IKE q charm The entire dllease , oiter
Arrested e once, and 10 al cases NE Fioeao q ~
attach & moderated, The disease Ehorienod auo fen
dered len dangsFOuA
CoaehS I'D Oolds. which are Of such frequent 90
rtfrrencs and which 20 often lay TIE ioundaaon q
dlsea1ed lungs, bronchits and consumption may a.
b. st once cured By the Fever and Cough PlA
In AL chronic dEeaBes, such a. psupep1lA, Heel
etomach Corstipstion, Liver Complains, Ples, fe
| nsie Debility, and irregularities, old HeadAehes
| Sore or Weak Eyes, CataTh, Salt Rheun, ano othe
Cd erupeons The ease has specifies who's proper ap
i,IieSfou Wiu aHord cure q almogi overy Instance
! ORss Re cure Of Q angs chronio dlioulty, such q
/ DVrcepla Piles or oatarrh, Hssdschs or 8ena
/ WsStnea' has mere than paid for he ease Ten tine
ever,
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
w. B. MoREHoUsl : 81,

WM B. MOREHOUSE 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesals Dealers In
BRANDIEs, WINES, GINS AND SEGARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
I'D attention Of the citisans Of the United States
70 their Pure Wines and Liquors. putt up under their
own supervision, for Family and Medicinal use, IN
cases assorted 70 suit customers. Clubs Military
and other public bodies, who require to purchass IN
large small quantities, IN casks OF bottles, viii Be
literally dealt with. Prizes List sent application.
OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS-
Recommended By the first physieian8 os the beI
remedy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility
and All Nervous Diseases. As beverage, L is pure,
wholesome, and delicious to the taste.
Sold By all Druggists.
WIN. B. M0REHOUsE CO., Prop'rs,
ga Exchange Place,
octS1s20 yeraey City, N. y.
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srRRnr RTGHT.

ST. Louis, Dec. IL.
Gen. Frostto-day ooWhided E. B. Sayers,
. member Of the battalion Of Engineers
Of The Southwestern Expeditions for rehec-
lions in the published correspondence Of
TIE Dsmocrst on Friday last.
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COMMERCIAL.

A better feeling prevails on the dock to-day
but the market Is still quiet for both -four and
wheat and nothing of moment is taking place
The market for corn Is better; sales 5000 bush
At 4T64sc.
Dressed hogs hrmer with Light receipts; held at
bKR6c
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IL.
Advicss from BraEos state that meetings
were being held slong the Rio Grandss re-
guessing Gov. Houston to convene the Legis-
lsture. The feeling Of resistance is very
rfrOng.
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sECEssToNIsTs REBUKED.

NV I0EL. DEC. %
The World learns from an authentic source that
the British and French COnsuls at Charleston
have been approached by the Secessionisfs with
view 70 secure their cooperation. Both replied
that any communication 70 them would be imme-
7IT-rkfnrrfon
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@abinEt agate.

n w. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
Of Mattresses and Bedding Cushiql9f ~ -l l.lll-l
DrapeTies, &C. No. AZ Superior street l'f uootA
IAN orders promptly executed. Z [lle-l.it ett-l-
ton aid 10 the laying Of Oh Cloths cArpetng &C.
-. nagl-lygl
n4NTEI W DUTY, CITY UN-
1F1TsErP Es-sps on hand q large stock oI
go ~ sfTI-- q COFFINe, embracinga 4 great
.-i-s11 ~ ~ nv gfyls 0f BURIAL CASEETS, al
h ~ sfaiS- SO. g Eris atrsltI Cleveland
isl17Ra3dsW
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OLD 81 OHEA BITTRRS
AND
WIG W AN MIC.

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommended b. the first
PHYSICIANS Of the country account Of their U
RITY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant Is nectar TO the taste, and
pronounced the BEST TONIC AND STlMULANF
ever offered to the public.
Their curative powers IN cases Of GENERAL DE-
BILITN, LOSS OF APPETITE, CONSTIPATION,
&c., are unparalleled, and as a guarantee that We
feel warranted in claiming what We do We beg lea9o
to state that our assertions are endorsed By
Prof SILLIMAN, OF Yale College,
ProE HAYES, of Massachusetts,
and hundreds Of others.
81 For sale By Strong 4 Armstrong, and by Gro
oors, Wine Merchants, and Druggists generally
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a NOYELTY IN % ~ wORLDI
THE AMERICAN

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured By letters patent In the United States Eng
land Francs, and Belgium.
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INDIAHAPoLIs, Dec.

Horace Prescott an old resident Of this
city, and for many years Clerk Of the . IS.
District Court, died to-day.
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8naraiaa.
HnnsR--TH

BOARDING HO US EFT HE
ID HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and byt
Stone Church,-One Of the pleasantest locations
the oity-has been thoroughly rapatreds ana = nov
open for BoardeFs. Families wishing 20 lur1i1n
their own rooms can Be acoomnooated Win larel
and convenient rooms and bed-rool18 and hilglg
Rosrder5 and Day Boardar5 viii ind good accommo-
deffon9 n raasonabis terms. ReierauceE 7iven anG
r0luiged. tsep5-ioso;B9Q ,. W buAkkEGs
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FROM HARTFORD.
LOAN AWARpRD

! HARTToRp, CT, Dec. IS.
Prof Samuel Elliott was this evening elected
President Of Trinity College.
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ERUIE

ALL KINDS OF CHOICE
IA Fruit Of the Season, partieqlarly hns estaT: I:
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FROm HAVANA.

s1 NEW YoRK, Dec. Is.
The loan Of ssSs 900 for the Central Park wal
awarded today at par and slightly above.
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HH1IslIS Disc Isl )


] with ell bad sfect8 arising theratron, includilg
] DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATiOE.
He mas succeeded in curing cases in this city 8oma
] Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
sel-a. " i54 pli 3llll3l " ~ " si- - ~ -
maladies with spccessi and without EacelFlng me
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member Of
acne college IN hOudon or farls g peraaps some
others DO for the purpose OF ensnang the Innocent
and who hold cut great tons sever % D. re-
/ aliEed. But what Dr. GIBSON might beast OF il
those who repoee c0nhdenc9 in his ability and ntag
rity, and that be has perfected American system
don or Paris Qr any patent neiee % e. qai lor ne
radical cure Of seminal weakness and al diseases or
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatmant the
following adTun tEe5 all others Fat dlcQFerGi
and hrst, the agents used are IN 70 pooi ofee-
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ara5. such
Mercury, nor any other deleterlot1 druEs secondly
no restrictions in diet or business Third
BE stands prepared 70 So into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known 20 the world m point q prompt
ness. permanencys midness, safety and convenience
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has dlirnr the past nine ulont rs performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other moes oi treatment. heisrencecau he given %
Individuals Of the first res1ectabilty IN Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In raglrd %
a.riiI and intecritT all professional
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, scrotula aud al chronic
- Medicine sent TO any part Of the country On
reca3pt OF ten dollars
d, GIBsoS's New WORK On Phgsiologg ior sale
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPatty and Aedicine,
81 omos.So. NJ osiariO ssses,. up ssais.. i.v
once houTs fTom 70 . ana from 2 to to O'Clock
dail7. le1l2f 'G1 e1eepted.l ang3
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ALSO sPEOIFICC

Foa AsFHllA on PHTmsIo. Oppressed Dlheult,
Isbored Brsathing attended with Cough and Azpec
toration Price, 90 cents per box
ToR FAR DIsoKARaEs AHD DEkEHEss.--Disehargea
frora tbe EAR he result Of Scarlet Fever Meaes, or
MercuFisIs For Noises In the Head, Hardness OF
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and EaT-aehe.
Price 50 cent? per box
Foi gcR0FuLE-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged Rnd II
6urated Fonss sEelIlngs and Old Uoens, serofuiou3
Csehexy Of Children Price, 80 cents per box
Fos GEEEEAL DEHHETT. = Physical or Nervous
weakness Either the result Of aeknesl, Excess ye
Medication, or Exhausilng Discharges triee oV
cents per box
Foa DRoFsY.-Fluid Accommodations, ruHlld Swell
inn With scanty seeretons. Price 90 cent? per box
FoR eEl-sICEEEss -Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, hau
uea. Vomiting zcknez from riding or motion
Price, 50 eeufs per box.
FoR UnnART DIssAsEa-for Gravel, kena "a
cuH Dimculi Painful UrinGton, Diseases Oi The KID
neTa. Price, 50 cents per box.
FoR eEruAL ErIssIOEB,-lnVoluntary Di1enefke-
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad he'
Iults Of Evil HabitS The most successful and EN-
Cient remedy known, and may be rehed upon ~
cure. Price with fun directions, q per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves undel ule
professional care, or % seek advice Of Prof hrs
PERTTB can do 60, at his Office, $50 Broadway, daily
ram A N 70 s PM, or BY letter.
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va a... pi..l.l. sas.ia taHa saa nl.isI 81 so9P
D. .. HIGHTnLh, sheril.
Uerrfelr A BarIoyT PIfifr Aftivs nova

MOTTO E,-J0HN EVANS IS
notified that On the lat day Of November, 1850,
Elizabeth Evans filed in the Court Of gOmmon Pleas
Of Cuyahoga county hsr petition agsinat him, set
ting up that the Defendant promised 70 marry the
Plaintih, which he refused 20 do and praying for
iudTment against him for fl600. Ths Defendant is
required to answer said petition the 18th day ot
/ January 1861. WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE
uoV2I.sl5w for Plaintiff.
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franklin 7. Backus, D
Charles W. Noble, Before =. uss5srmusllarY ].
Plaintff5, , ?. OF Cleveland Township,
AGAINST Guyahoga counEy, Ohio.
AdOlph Pfendar, an.
ON THE FIFTH DAY OF DE-
, CEHBER, A. D 1880, said justice Issued
der Of Attachment in SAL action for the Of Two
i. 7. BACKUS
deelOsIs 6aAs. v: NOBLE.
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DR. r. J. LYONS,

Dh- H. y u UA6s
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
IND CHEST,
Y NOWN ALL OVER THE
| A the Country. e. the eels9rated4
W. 5s q 'a :; ai, S9 Ne .s 70 5. oos to DOOR si
81 Hslman 3 block on ne ioiisaing dates OF each
and every month"; vizs
Lax ID Ilh I2ab lsth l4th as3 sea.
rE-A PAMPHLET,Ru
.,,.,,,-,. brisf sketch Of DR.. BTos's Lis, study
S1d -tnsfTa Travels, has inst been issusd hT him,
1hich can b. obtained az his once b All Who desire
one, ne q eP4I ePPI5i EfNENTs ABROAD.
7r,t.7o-lI lIerchant Uoteli formerly Collins Hou1o
- 1--Snth 1lth, 18th and 18th.
1a--flulliIls Hou1e. e1ch menfh "a and ffh
1i-r,n-lilnI ne Hou9a, each mouth. 1t1 and sfh
peinesrills- CoYFlod HQlle. each meath, 2lth
Ha4gillon-A AmcTican Hotel, each month, . and IA
FIyria-Beahe House, each month, 18th md I7th
feli8uua--ilailaTue H0ust,a1ch month 1lfh q llsf
NorWaik-Amarican House, each mOuth, IS and la
hdrian Micb---lach month, "a and a8i
: llansdald-2ftl and l3tl-
Dr. LYONS nroiassu8 % discern diseases bV the
Eye He therelore, asks no que9tiolii nor ra1ulre7
me and ~ and have your syn pt0Iu1 and the To-
tic1 0f your disease explained iree Of chargs.
MAXIM sTETCTBT ADHRRED 70.
4fre suoh balm a. have no st-if3
Wih natiira or the laws of IfIs.
With bloot NJ hands never sam
Nor Fotzor men % ease their rlIn.
P. .s.-p-. t9A Pl9.9es pc lsered .lo51 ele hol-
dros or cause any Invalid % taka hi1 medicine With
cut the gtEon ga1t prQnaolllt q relief q elIa.
rConsll sslo znd ac7Ioc ne 1i p1lil,.
1ha BoQr Wli - ng,-tliT eorlsasrsa 4ool
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5 E " Sackrider. Churchill a Bro, aud Benton
Bros, Cleveland W. \. k.YFOOster, Eiyria; DR.. J.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, MOOstsri Geiger
4 Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, hounEssown, and at all
the Drug Stores, in Akron Rayennal Warren, Gan.
Held, Chariou, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
THE ALI-SUFFICTENT THREE.
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AA11''' 14'AII A.1iE8s58 3 7lS9.'l Att'ys. dso5s

GALE Or REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER or -COURT.-On the drst day of Janu-
airy 1851 Eil be sold, at one O'Clock p NJ Oh tie
premises, the following real estate 70 the highest
to wit: Ths south kalf Of lot CD seventy
Graves allotment in Chagrins Falls village, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio. Appraised ~ four hundred ana
hify dollars (f5O) Terms Of sale-cash IN six months
with Approved security, - .
HENRK CHURCH,
Adn'rof Lewis Kettlsten, deed
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es- Sanford,s Liver nTigorator and Czthartie
Pills are for sale By
CHURCHILL 3 Bro, Druggists,
BIO s W. cor. Pub Square and Ontario st.
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T7SFEFS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
tai order issued from the Court Of Common
Peas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, In which AEa Oaoy
e plaintiff aud Pearson Il. BonhEm ct al, dsnfend-
anfs 10 me directed / shall expose for sale 1t the
door Of the Court f1ouss, In the gity Of ooEgland
in said county, the 18th Ey Of January le6s st
O'Clock P n, Of said day the undivided fourth part
Of the following described lands and teneuleutas
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland which Is
also in the county Of Cuf ahega and state 81 Ohio
and Is known being the south end OF lot No. 4l2
aud i8 bounded follows; beginning AZ q stone on
the south west corner Of said lot, thence north a5
east on the old lie q chains IS links TO the south
east corner Of said lot to stone; thence north =
west chains te stone; thence north s25fo west 5
chains and so links the north bank 0f the creek
thence south 10 west chains; thence north 5it4e
west chains thence south So west chains; thence
north 8i5ko 81 chains; thence south 5Z1s west
2chains the west line Of said lot; thence
south 5So west chains to the place Of beginning,
containing in al lO4 acrass nore OF less APPRAISED
Al s7Ei WM. v. fOUSLEf,
y W. BIN CHAM, Master COMMISSIONS.
Plhs Ateg. aeel3.3ls
NOPIO OE.-NOPiCE is HERE
i By given shat an applieation for pardon VIII
U made 70 the Governor Of Ohio IN behalf OF Charles
Martin, Who ives convicted OF the crime oi man
slaughter, at the February ia, lss2, Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county and
sentenced 70 the Peniteutiary for taree yeaEs hCm
the zOth day Of February ls60
Cleveland, December s, l650-jlB
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onR RE,rEn1Es By WAN

Look over the list; make up case Of Whist kind
vo1 choose and inclose the amount h eurrsni not
or rtsnus b. mail % our address, at 80 BrosdEay
NeE-Yofk, and the medicine Wil Be duly returnsd y
mai az erpress, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED-We desire a active eiheieni
AFgot FOR the sale Of Remedies n every tom q
o5nuunity 10 tAe United Btsts1. Addrell Dr. Hpb
pllrT1 4 o., No. 562 BEoADE Az hEE-foHL
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THE UNDERSIGN ED HAS
been duly appointed aud qualified e Ass1gnee
o. lhe property and effects Of Augustus B. ked-ng-
an persons having elaine against Am p nst Pis7en
directs. r 8ED1hG-
Cisysland, Dsoembsr lG2l5
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willing to do 80, and to urge the people to
accept it.
Mr.. Hale said not 70 the full extent,
though be liked many things. BE listened
to the denunciations Of q geographical line
so long thst he could not suddenly become
q convert He would wait for some assur-
ance that the line would be kept. he did
not believe the remedy lay in new proVis-
ions, but in prompt and faithful execution
Of things already in bond. He was willing
to look the thing ell over. He had no doubt
his State would render anything Just and
fair. He would not pledge for his people;
he thought they hsd given the pledge Of f.
delity, land would give it still. BE thought
the gentlemen too prone to throw the blame
on the Republican party, and make that
the pack horse Of all evils present OF future.
He feared they would be under the ban,
when he had been publicly disfranohised so
as to be unworthy 70 be on the Committee.
he supposed his speech would be called IN
flaming, but the question would not be set
tied here but would Be settled BY the voice,
Of public opinion Of all ehristendom. We
refused to cut Kossuth, When Webster said
if delivered to the Emperor Of Russia he
should stand at the bar to plead like o Grim
inal before public opinion. We are making
history, but let the future be what it may,
he had no fears but the righteous Judgment
Of public opinion, which you'd be mightier
than fleets and armies.
Mr.. Crittsnden's resolutions we're order
ed to be printed
Nj. johnson, Of Tenn, suggested that the
resolution Of Mr. Powell, for The committee,
be adopted that they might 60 to work to
make an effort to save the country.
Mr.. PoWells resolution vas adopted and
the President authorised to form the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Crittsnden's resolution vas referred
to the committee.
Mr.. johnson, Of Tsnusssss, referred to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
HOUSE

THE following resolution, by Mr. Morris,
was not reported BY telegraph at the Cleve-
land Office Monday night. We find it in
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-09-27

beautiful cousin said he, whom she ad
dressed as Rube [ saw the color leave
her cheeks, I saw her tremble, saw hel
eyes begin to twinkle through the team
which rapidly filled them, and-but never
mind; that is enough, suffice it to say
those black whiskers were too much fol-
me.
'Oh ! women as the sane distinguished
writer I have mentioned before, remarks
'wimmen are deceiven' critters I really
had no other thought than that she lovec
me, but she said | was mistaken, and be-
lieve was. I thought it was all right
but it turned out to be all wrong.
Well, we'll, I am not the first person VIII
has, to use plain language, got the wrong
antelope by the ear, and 1 will not be th'
last either. There are more fools yet liv
ing. Many other feet will be put in it
as deep as mine was. But the worst par
Of it, the Diabolus of the whole thing is
that haven't got another beautiful cousin
All that can do is to try and get some
body else's cousin, Il know fellow VIII
has very good one) who will be NOR
susceptible to my charms than was my own
my lost one, and who is not so easily en-
trapped by black whiskers, for mine are
not black. Cussinly yours,
RUBY.