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CoNGRRssIONAI,.
wAsunaros, March Z.

n - WAsHIHaToN, March =
srSArE,
The Senate took up Fosters resolution for
the expulsion Of hr. Wigfall, when, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Simmons, it, together with Nj.
Clineman's substitute, was referred to the Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES.
Mr. TrnmbuIl, from the Judiciary Com
nittee, to whom was referred Mr.. Mason
resolutions about Carlton and Sanborn, report
ed back the resolution with the recommend
alton that it be postponed TIL the third Mon
day in December, which was agreed 70. The
Committee deem it premature to order pay
mept AZ this time. Executive session.
Adjourned.
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FROll - YoRK.

NEw YORK, March ~. 3
Washington special dispatches state thatit
is rumored that q messenger bas been dis
patched to Major Anderson with orders to
Withdraw the garrison from Fort Sumter.
The Post says-Ws hear THAI The United
States Circuit Court Of Wisconsin has ren-
dered q decision IN regard to La Crosse land
grant bonds, which seriously affects tie va
hdity Of the class known az che upper nui-
bers. Al numbers IRON ] 70 25oo, Of the
ffst Issue, have The preferences over all the
Letter issue, the upper numbers being enly
GOOD for the amount Of what thesoohpany
TTsslized from the sale, while the flstiissus Is
held 10 be valid or the par yaine. sas9 49,
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CONSTITUTION N THE SOUTHERN
OONFEDERACY.
lIoETooNERT, March g

MONTGOMERY March II
The Injunction ofsecreey having been reusoved
tlerefrom. We are enabled 90 send q synopsis Of
the Permarsnt Constitution. The Following
are ia nrincinle features
SO person who is foreign and not a citizen Of
fhe C6nfsdcrate States, allowed 20 vote for any
ofHcsr, civil or political, State or FEDERAL.
Under the first census, South Carolina is en-
titled 70 Eve Representatives IN Congress ,Ge0rgi
ten, Alabama nine, FLORIDA two, Mississipi
seven Louisina six, Texas six, and each State y
tive Senltors.
The State Legislature may impeaeh judicial Or
federal olcersi resident OF acting in said state
bY O. tvo-thirds vote. Both Houses Of Congress
nay Grant seats on the floor 10 either o. the prin-
ciple ofcers Of each Of the Executive Depart
ments, with the privilege Of discussing the mea-
Rspgesentaiion on the basis of three ffshs for
slaves Is continued.
Conrrea is not allowed through dutiesto foster
any bfanch Of industry.
The foreign slave trade g prohibited.
Congress = prohibited from making any apro-
priafionl unless by vote Of lyo-thirds O both
Houses, except the appropriations be asked ~
the heads Of some departments or the President
Extra compensation is snOtto be slioWei to any
contractor, olBcer or agent alter the contract il
made or the service rendered.
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soUTH AlIERICAN NRWs.

The ship Flying Eagle Of Bost0n. from New
York, bound 70 San Francisco arrived on the
lth inst, 70 repair damages having sprung her
boWspdt In gale Of wind. She Will receive a
new one.
The bark Warwick, Of New Orleans. recently
arrived from CGdiz with cargo Of salt, sifuck
on q reef, on the eth inst, in the harbOr, and
soon became q total wreck. The whole cargo was
also lost ~
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WAsHINGTnN NHWs.

v AsHIN0luA1 NIaIlII u.
The Tribune's correspondence says the rumiors
about Fort Pickens being given up, are entirely
unfounded This fortress can be reinforced and
it viii be f
An extra session Of Congress is likely TO be
soon called 70 supply the omission ofthe last and
enable the administration to assert the authority
Of tse government. r
The policy viii probably be 10 repeal the laws
making the ports Of the seeding states ports OF
freign eut and TO station nati0nai vessels there
at to prevent foreign fnportatIons. The forts ct
Key Wrstald T0rtugss cannot be given up be.
cause they may be easily reinforced, and are Of
aspect. Fort Sumter involves q point oi honor
orlv 4. p
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THE GREFEEBERG llr7
HALLS UTERINE NATHOI III

which is offered q certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following aymptomB irregularities,
Weakness, Taintness, 1Dersnged Appetite, SslloW
Complexion, Pain In the Back and Kidney, Chilis,
Gold Hands and Feet, BloaatnF 81 FeFerishnesa, Ne-
ralgia, P9lpitation Of the Heart Dizziness, NerV-
ba5naSs, Headache, kesttssgnesg, DISTURBED Slsep,
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
PHin IN the spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Irr tati0n to Che Utorins Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair HysisFics AnTiefys Red RaoP, Nervous witch
ing, Starting, OOnstipatiOn, Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DgprgYed Appetite, Elatulenoe, BlOated aud
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
Uterine Organs, humbne1a and Pains In the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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sHnT---sUTCIDR.

WHEELING, Va, March Il.
Twoyoung men named James McLane and
Richard Halden, got into a difficulty last
evening while under the influence Of liquor,
when the former shot the latter, inhicting a
wound which wiz probably prove fatal
McLane escaped to Bellaier, where he commit
ted suicide BY shooting himself this afternoon.
Both belonged to families of the highest re-
spectabiLity, and the melancholy affair has
cast a gloom over the whole community.
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NEW HAMPsHIRR ELECTION.

OoSoORD, n. H., March IL.
The annual election for State Officers and
members Of Congress is in progress to-day.
The returns do not show large vote and
there is very little excitement
As far as heard from the Republicans
maintain about the same majority rs last
year.
In Concord the vote in four Wards at one
o'clock, stood, Republican 63l, Opposition
375.
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rnnlI WasnTNnrnN-

WAsHNsToN, March IL.
The President to-day nominated to the
Senate Cassius II. Clay, as Minister to Spain,
and Thomas Corwin, as Minister to Mexico
The latter is considered the most importaI
mission under the Government at this time
considering the Territorial expansion ques
ton asconnected with the Confederate States
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HOG -stetdy. ssles q 6f@7A Tor corn Jed
dre-srd and baMbhc for nfo Ntlshta
BAOOf- Quiet. Sales are % boxes on private
LIRD-Mnhet bsmer and In moderate Demand
ssles are ll7b bbls u'f0lOcA.
BUTTEH- IL selling at i0celtc ior Ohioi
THRRsR- Steady at s8lOAc Tor inferior 10
rrffnH
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TIE TROOPS IN TEXAs-uNIoN
SPEECH IN NCoEvENTIoN-PRoNN
VISIONS, SC, FoR TIE ~
FORTS
40 ORDER eIYEY ron TIA BKA q
UAaTON or FORT SUNTaR
NEW HAMPsHRa EiEclIoN
Yesterday Afternoon,s RepOrt
FROM WASHINGTON.

Reports prevail Of the contemplated evaeua-
fion of Fort Sumter, but up 70 O'Clock last
1sirht fhe President had given no order for that
Durpose Gentlemen el prolineilpal however,
ssv ffai such a course viii from necessity be puT-
me Commissioners from she Confederate
states did not see the Secretary Of Siate to-day
buf VIII probably make q formal application for
a. interview 20 morrow. t.Ifrr
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lFrOm the DemOerat, St. CLOUD, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Tor box, (CephAlic Pills) 30 that you
may have them in case Of an attack. st.l
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nTTssOuRT OONVFNTION,

sT. LOUIS, March l2.
The Convention was occupied to-day Il
discussing the amendments TO the majority
report, but adjourned without anything Of
special importance transpiring.
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wHOI,FsAI.R PRIoR CURRENT.

UUNUAUE.
ManillA.......R y 10 el0h
rarrsd Rope. II Alz
FEATHERS.
Pure 9oese."eh 44a 4s
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HLELTOIDl Dull UOI o,
hereby certify that I have been dealing IN the
Graf8ubag edicnes for the past year and can tru-
iysay that have never odered any medicines to the
puhlic that have met with the decided appreciation
ofhe poopls Ike these, particularly the Pulls and
Catholicon. They VIII perform al and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about ,hftT bottles
az The CatholicOn the past year and hear the best
lfssuliI IN gEsrY cases J. H. o. JOHNSON.
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent.
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.uH-Read what Or. BushpaIl says Of the GrafsR-
bsrq Nedioines. Dr. D. Is physician Of extensive
DfaStos snd onsoi the most sneecssfl In ths coun-
ty (Trumbuill In which ne resides
pIlia nnd Hnfshali's Catholicon, sold here BY H. o.
Johns0n, IN my practice. They are good medicines
i5oid bT DrargiBtH and Medicine DeaisrB through
ont fhs countTY-FoF Medicines or Agencies, a.
dress a. D. A4NHbAAli OleNelanq-
lsnsdkW 5r0 Gepsral AGsntfor Ohio.
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From the Gazette, DdEenport, IoWa.l
Mr.. sp4lding would not connect his mama With &
article he did not know 70 possess real merit,
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BosToE, March T.
senator Crittenden has accepted the invitation
Of the city government and Willsvis Boston
some time next week. 1Irs. Crittenden will not
accompany him
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NFW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YoRKI Marcel y,
The steamship Empire City is stiII an
chored e QuarantRe. -.
The steanief AllilI- - tli5,'i -lll lsl f1r
Bra1os this aftefnoan q HTh II so1s,s
9 The sehoonsr n. ?. Hudsoa sailed At Z,
IL. for Fort johnson, With a cargo ofcannon
provisions, &C.. ~
Another schooner is loading for Fort seis
fsrson ct Governors Island.
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
R RAILR DAD.

WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
To take elect on Monday, November 18th, l5G0.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily (Sundays excepted,
follows;
$40 A. A.-Mail for Pittsburgh Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
Els ?. n. Accommodation for Ravenna and Afillers-
burgh.
s:ls P M.-E1press FOR Pittsburgh and wheeling.
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LONE TFgTTMONY.

In this connection We onsr q few testimonials:
81 an Q Methodist glsrgYman, and Eksn on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
thu diseases fer which you advertise Marshails Ute
rine Cathoicon cure. have advised its use and
it has ssctsd acOmplete cure wherever Il has been
used, Rev. PETER SHARP, =
-.ui a.- aHt. Western Star. Ohio.
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EXFINaUIsHED.

MoBIBE, March y.
The lights at Mobile Point and Sand Isl
and have been extinguished, By order Of the
commander Of Fort Morgan. W
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l4sIa0AkE0Rs ~
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MEaitlnes.
TWELVE YEARS l.. AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OO4 the success Of several medical gsntle-
in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with tbs great natural laws, induced their establish
ment Incorporated institution und dar act OF
the Legislature BY the title Of THE GRlEEENBERG
UOMPANH Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have reason 70 eel great pride in
comparing their success with medical academies al
90 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited testl
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices In tbs Leading public journals,
character Of the gentlemen cOnnsoted with the in
ltitutOn, tn assuring the public that among the
many unworthy Advertisers OF theday, THE GHEF-
EhBEbG COMPANY has ever been and viii be
reliable and trustWorthy medium for the restoration
Of hsalth 70 the Afflicted, and all Who ars suffering
nay address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted b.
this Institution are lucidly set forth In THE GREE
ENBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluabIe
medical work, published for family u5e and there
fore sold az the nominal price OF Is cents, Tor which
sum Il 10 mailed Tree to any part of the country.
The heeltlfof American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren and the more obscure and chronic plRints
we'll as the common diseases incident to this
try have recayed the attention Of this Institution
and Il Il enough % say they have proved themselves
fully compstent for the great trusts which the public
have conhdgd 20 thar skill, -H Odd
rensdiaI adaDted 70 eidassnt diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
che 70 which W1Sh to call thu attention or the
many FnmnlaH aflfCtad with dfsaaea ia u
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MEllieines.

GANFORD'S LIVER lFYTGCE
~ ABOR Hever Debllitatss IL 4 sr,-ssll- -
slii,,ifslz ree tRoA GUNS, and hul bso.iz8l1 =
leDlts1eq iAct, atEndard H8diciue, fnogr 49, -
I0y9q y ~ who have rssd IN, aud y nQH rBalrtsi
p sltn eo1Adsncs % an ,dassalo5 Or ahlcf Is
Il has cured thsusandsi tFifhin fhs iarf ~ ~,
nllI1arous . s6ii6itsd q n - -
he aoss nus, j, ,,;.5. s. Ia Il a.. 80,
q the individuz1 tx iIi g it 7nd ~ '--5st 80
- n =, - 81 llt.llI = % l-t llllall-
ne use d t6s EiksER 81, 2 sis5k l5R 5ss
VI cue LffHa OoN-i = PHalaIl sifr5r4 A
IAcNss DTsFEFgIA ,11oT--,-i10 s-'---,
COMPLAINTS, DY1ENTER7.- IDnaI1- G5--- 7i-.,-- 81
HABIFuAL Cesf1yEEEss :. il,-T6IIc fsrfI-1.I ~
1sETuMi lLATtLEuoE, - ID En'r5f- - -
nb4fSs ~ b y ing q n4y es g2eeesgialiy - a
cure SICK HEADAgHElz7 l(as fhorsS1d- -. -
li{sl ~ v M j q tMlAuIE8, IF TWC
4k = y - 7 y Ak lsPOoA8EDL ARHT "a
An vno use it are giving their testimony b iis h
sa-Mlx EateE % .ths meth vita he IuTigoruto,
PRICE 0NE BOLLiR PER BOTTLE
Also Sanford'5 Family Cathartie Pills.
0ola pennced tEon Pure Vegetable Eztraeis, ana 30
~ 10 dlaa5 Cases. Air Tight. and Win
-.,...,.., Keep ln any climate,
-, as tCAslLl CAThARflG PILL is gsnfl6 b1i
- practice ulors than twenty yoirs.
lheconatlntly incress. Ing deniend fr5u, fho-
VIC have lo1E usod tht ll PIIis I'D ~ 7-ii7l7s
llon aLlei ~ sf1r,s5 in7 reg5d % ther nl1. hsI
induced ~ q place them within the roach 81 ~
ne Ercla81i0n WalliT fnosfH that fintHrrt fIa
sliarslc4 act on di1ereut petitions of iIa 5duei1I
The Family Catharticl- It'ill ia rift frIa roir.
ence 20 this we'll esfah.l Ifshsf Ieet taan cor1.
pounded from a Faffefyr5 sJf fhe ruFI5f V47af9fir
AAtl.e.- lnle1 act alEe, on eFery part Of tha An
Aelseti canal aud arcr- GOOD and EaTE e an
cages where Cafharfic7 ig nesdof 7ref - ~
rl1n9enleta Of the sto1l- e |seh gfrsrfn-7 rss 4
the Back and LOins t0g- = fiVa1ass Pm a--f go
1ess over the whole BolIVi y from addsn eoif fieh
frequently, Il fneglecfai = end IN a fav -jr-e IA
feF5r. Loss Of Aupe-Ie. 'fits. Cfaeofnr eensa
Hon ci Cold 0Ter fheIE iEalfVl RafEfaaane ~.
ne4a-Aenes or Meighti@ iu TIE He1d. AZ lufzm
4atorJ Diseases, Horns'eo n Children or Aarlf7
khsumati1m. rrsaf p7rfiar al tha TII1rIlr --rr
a5eae. e which 1esh e hair, toe Numerous % Haa
ton 10 this adFertisament 1oss to q
PkfDE % CENTE
- I1e Liver luFieJratar and HamilF Caftnrff
Elll5 arc retaled hy Druggst8 generally, and sQld
Waoiesale b the Trade 10 80 the large toWul.
5. 4. W. 5ANE0kD, u. D.
ManIfactur8T and Proprialdr,
lyld6Ehe 4s BEQaaEaEs New York.
- saniOTds Liver luEig0ratoE and CsfhazIia
CHtRcHLL 3 BRO, Druggilts,
BIO 8. ". cur. Pub. Squara and Ontario %.
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GANFORD'S LIVER lFYTSCk
~ AbyE sever Debilltates. L is -oi1 -
eltlfeiE nee IRON GUNS, and "a berrl..rlr1 -
ia1ltshed iaet, atEndard asdiciues fnoRr aI-f -
proved 1y ~ who have rssd ID, aud = nov rsalrtsi
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Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
yiFania Railroad for Baltimore, philadelphia, New
Hsrk and Boston. Also with Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City. Also con.
meet Gt Hudson for Akron and Mtller6hnrR. u
~ Tine By this route quick and iare will be
ths same as BY Northern Lines 70 New York
,-l;si5.,l.- J. N MCCULLOUGH, Supt
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LErom the Advertiser ProYidanes, B. IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong from the
most respectable quarters -lE-G-
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kss tho1sands a - !
lMlAuIE8, IF TWC
lsPOoH8EUEA Ar "a
lment Of the attacf..
their testimony IN iish
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BASaoE, March r.
At the municipal election yesterday Iaish stet
son, Republican, was reelected Mayor BY 75C
majority.
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ne DIS



with al bad Effects sri8ing tkeftffolfr lneluii1g
DEBILITY Oh EREVOUs PEOsrRATlOH.
He has succeeded IN curing cases IN this ciy sons
of whom had eEponded hundEe19 cl dollars Hltb
sall-ssy leo pai alclal-l Alo liolsl p -ie-l -
maladies With 5uccess and without receiFlng The
least particle Of bauedl al
DE-. GiBsON does nos boastf nat be Is msntsr Of
some college y London or farlsl e pernala soms
and who hold ont gra1r lecutiou1 never % he
allied. But what Dr. GIBSON might boast oi >
those who rspoze eonfdel1e n be ahtT ana irItsI
rity, and that be hss perfected an AareEH l7ztali
of treatnent which ca sas any ~ t4l 81 L1n
don or Ea1lls Or ln4 P4tent nledlclne o ll l ne
radical cure OF seminal Eneas end az li3171 o.
derangeuleutg, both mental and physical, arIzi1a
from sexual or secret abuse
DT. GIBSON also Claims for suss, Treatment fhs
blowing adFantage5 an otbers fet d1cl7slad
and first, the agents used are Ia lHr11f
able he uses no relics q the dllE eE11l z111 li
Mercury nor any other dalsterioua 1rlT. ds
10 restrictions ia diet or business ll- L1-rl
b his treatment is pusitlfe SD dftall - ID cl1i
hospital in the United States and danonslrltssl ls
Immense superiority OF his new trtatlle1t OYER 80
other now known % the world % point 81 lrrnFt
ness, perI1aneneys mlidnsss, saisy a2d eonEani1eF
D1. 6iBsca is psrmsneutly 8oesisf = Ussaliaa
and has during the past nine mQErll 1r1lal nam
cures Of diseases which had l0f years resisted q
other noie1 Of troafmouts Reference ccu b. 1lgt G.
individuals 9f she drst respectabilitT IN D17a1ld
Boston, New YORK, and ether cities ~ rarar1 i1
skill and integrity in al professional lcli0ds
Dyspepsia, Rhuemati8Ia, Hcroilll and all c1r1nia
diseases rsated with superior success. .a
~ Medicine sent % any part oi ths county
receipt Of Ten collars. M
Or. GIBsONis New WeFk On Ph5uioiogT ioF ~
DR.. GIBsoE,s
Professor Of E7scfroPafiY Gsi6 Afe5iesss,
81 Once No. NJ Ontario street., uD stair7s
OHos hOurs nom 3 20 e and Irouia 70 % o'eloaa
QallIs tnllllAla eAldplil.l 80
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Bs-A single bottle Of BPALDIRG'S PREPARED
GLuE val save ten times its coat annually. "a
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BY the OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement OF an attack immediate
reliefirOm pain and sickness will Be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivsneEs.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable as
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Tigor to the digestive organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount OF pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating IN tho nervous sys.
loin, or from deFsREed state ofths stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of Diet and the absence
Of any dsagreeabO taste renders It easy TO adminis
ter them to Children.
BEw ARE OF oOUETE
ss- The genuine have i've signatures of Henry @.
Spa ding on each Box.
ES-sOld by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
A Box will be sent by mail, prepaid on receipt Of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
CS-Ali orders should be addressed to
HENRY @. sPALDINe,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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.89Cgegaf 8ptifFa.T M

CALICO RIAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF cOUkT.-Ou the 10Th DAY u MARCH,
ist Sc 40 o'cloak A. n, az The door 81 fhs Courf
House, 10 The CITY Of CigvglaDd, Cu9akoeA count,
Ohio, will Be sold 70 fhe highest bidder The 6l0N-
ing described real estate % The properly ii estern
p. Lydia e. ant Elleu I. .Mu1Too, minors, 70 Wit
Situate tn the toHnshiF 81 troozlyn ~ said coun-
lot No q In fh6 map q the i'ghalio5 aglor am
called, and situate On fhe northerly sie " Ian-
lin street IN the City Of Cioqeiand, IN SAID county,
being lot No. and . FEET % newest size % lot No.
70 an alley. ppraised at $40. Tsrms " sale
VIII be made known on day oi SAFE.
H JAMES HUHROE,
Guardian of nd MinnrI.
Cleveland March O. Iaff l''H afaaffI.s.G
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the objsct for which
they were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all its forms
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than 3 thousand
cases, With entire success.
lFrom the Demoerat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with ths head
ache, send Tor box, (Oephalic Ptls,) 30 that you
may have them in case Of an attack. t.t
IFrom the Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably sf-
bestior that very frequent mp-aint which has sV-
er been Uncovered ~
GFrOm the Western R. z. Gazette, lehiuago. MI 2
Ms heartily eqaSrso M spAlaing, and his unrI
lFrom ths Kanasha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suIsring virh hsadaehs,
who try thsmi viii stick 70 them
From the Southern Path Finder. MOI 80
Try thsm you that are afflicted, and We are sure
meEous list that has received benefits that Othsr
medicine can produce.
From the St. Louis Dsmocrzt.l
hsimmsnss demand for thSartielS osphsie PiHs)
Il rapidly enereasing, alrs l.-ss1a s1s-~ ra1
From the Gazette. Davenport, IoWa.l
Mr.. sp4lding would not connect his mama With IN
article he did not know 70 possess real merit,
lFnom the Advertiser RroYidsnes, 3. t.
The testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most reapeotable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, r. III
Osphale Pills are taking the place Of ali kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, B0ston.l 9
Said to be very efioacious for the he6ahchs