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FOREIGN NEWS

NEW YoRK, Feb l6.
The CITY Of Baltimore from Liverpool the
sOth, and Queenstown the slst arrived at
midnight
She brings $s2, 900 in specie.
The Nova Scotia arrived out on the 30th.
Liverpool Wednesdsy-Ma Manchester Mar
ket was dull and slightly lower ~
BTeadstufis steady. ~
Flour dull at 29a29s6d. ~
Wheat steady at former prices.
Corn frmer and active at an advance OF
Sd for miXed-37s6d.
Beet and pork dull
Bacon quiet.
Lard nominal IatL
Tallow quiet. ZILS
Produce unchanged. -r if+7-
London, Wsdnesday-Consuls slaa9l5 for
money.
Money market unchanged.
Breadstufs dull and lower.
Sugar declined 6a7d.
The latest advices ON Gaeta say flag of
truce was sent from the fortress to the feet,
and the firing was suspended on bOthsides.
Francis sent q fresh Circular to the Minis
ters stating that he was resolved to meet all
the peTils Of his position to the end.
Returns from southern Italy are favorable
to the government,
The case Of Patterson vs. Bonaparte was
adjourned to the Let Of Feb.
Il is reported that France has demanded
an explanation Of the recent wal like speech
eH Of the King Of Prussia This is denied at
Berlin. ir
The Paris BOurss was animated and buoy
ant ct 6sf Sc 4HA FTlTsE
It IS asserted that Mettemich had notified
ThouEvenal that Austria would consider an
attack by Garibsldi on any part Of Austrian
territory as easus beli. dl
It Is reported that the Emperor Of Russia
had refused to sanction an exchange Of gold
between the Bank Of St. Petersburgh and
France.
CHINA.
Letters announces that Mr.. Ward was to
leave Hong Kong on the 18th in the Mage
IA
The American crisis is the leading topic in
the journals and among the business commu-
nifty.
SeWard's speech is Published at length and
its merits fully eanyassed.
The London Times applauds his argument
that South Carolina IS guilty Of Rebellion,
and says they sra the principles which should
have smanated from the President
A young man named Thomas Donnagsn,
hliling from Boston, Mass, had committed
murder in Liverpool By stabbing, and also
nearly killing his father.
Trade In France is very dun. alt.
The duty on oil and rags has been reduced
ct Naples.
Austria Is making fu.l preparations to sup
press anticipated Hungarian outbreaks. a7t
The Niagara John Adams, Hartford and
Saginaw we're at Hong Kong December the
I5th
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OnNGlEEsGT0NAL.
wAsnlsEos, Feb, Il.

HOusE
A debate took piece on the ameadment TO
the Postal bin, increasing the pay Of route
agents 70 81, 900 annually.
Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, offered an
amendment that the Postmaster General re-
store such inland service as can be properly
done.
Mr. Stanton opposed the amendment.
The bill passed.
Mr.. Oonway presented g memorial nom
the Legislative Assembly Of Kansas, for in
demnitv to certain persons for losses during
the late political troubles. Relerred.
The report Of the Commmittee Of fthirty-three
came up.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Illinois, presented me
mortal signed by two hundred citizens Of the
districts be represented, against the amend
ments to the Constitution lately introduced
by himself
Ne. John Oochrane, of New York, present.
ed the proceedings Of the New York Demo-
cratic Convention, signed by $50 delegates
relative 70 the settlement Of the national
difficulties. Laid on the table.
Private bills were then considered.
Nj. Van Devere made q Republican speech.
Mr.. De Jarnette descanted on the beaties
OF societies and civilization 10 the new
Southern Conisderacy. African slavery was
the only basis on which republican liberty
can be preserved Adjourned.
SENATE.
Vice President Breakinridge being sick, the
Secretary called the Senate to order
On motioa Of Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Foot took
the Chair.
Mr. Hale said be had been asked by the
unanimous consent Of the Naval Committee,
that the vote excusing Mr.. Thompson
from serving on the Naval Committee be re
considered and Mr. Thompson was not ex-
cused. aa
The resolution for printing $4,000 addi-
honal copies Of the Agricultural Report of the
Patent Office passed.
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PROM virginia.

RICHMOND, Feb. .16.
The Southern Commissioners were invited
70 address the Convention Monday. A Com
mitses on Federal matters was appointed. A
resolution was introduced, but objected to,
requesting the Commissioners to the Confer
ence to report if any result acceptable to
Virginia was likely to be obtained.
Wise Yindicated himself from completely
with the reported attempt to invade Wash
ington.
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sRT Az LIBRRTY.

HAMILTON, G. W., Feb. Is.
The final decision in the Fugitive Slass
Anderson was given to-day.
The Court sustained the decision Of tie
Queens Bench on the question of law, bit
was unanimous in dischsrging the prisoner oa
a technicality in the commitment. Ander-
son is therefore set at liberty. ----
Great joy is manifested especially among
the coiored population.
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oonsrIpatlon or Cosrirsne.n.

No one of the Many ills flesh is heir to"
Is so prevalent, 30 little understood, and much
neglected as COstiveness Often originating In
lesanesss or sedentary habits; it Is regarded IS
slight disorder Of too little CONSEQUENCES ~ excite
anxiety, Ehile In reallr II Is the precursor and
eqapanion Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous
The sufferer to an untim0ly grave. Among the
ghter evils Of which costEeness is the usual atten.
dant are Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and Others Of ike nature while long
train OF htshtiui dseasas such MaliEnat Fsvers,
Iysntery DysPeplia ApoPleXy,
Melancholy, and insanity rst indicate their pres
enee IN the system By this alarming symptom. Not
unireQuently the disases named originate in Con
supation, but take on independent existence IN
less the cause Is eradicated in early stage. From
all th5se considerations IL follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it Oc-
cursl and no person shoud neglect TO get box 10
Oephattc Pills on the hrgt appearance Of the com.
plant, as their tiuisly will dispel the nsduOu
approaches Of disease and destroy this dan Eerous We
70 human life.
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NV IoRE, Feb. l6.
It's reported thst Ex-Judge Edward G.
Loring, Of Mas. has been offered tie SaTdin-
ian mission.
AdEiees from ColTille depot, Dec. 2sd,
represent the English and American North
western Commissioners as progressing salts
fsctorily. The drst stone Of the final monu-
ment Of boundary was laid on the 25th Of
October. The chief commissioner had start
ed for nouna
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a5slsfRllsnEoMs.


lIHn AMALgAMATIoE OF LANGUAGEs.--Thei
4 Is growing tendency In this age TO appropriats
the most 81 prossive words of other lahqdfge5 and
Attef hle 20 inoorpqrAtq thau into onr own; fhus
Ing tor the head," l. now becoming populkrized IN
cqnneetiqn Wlih Mr. spaiding'a great headache rem
edgf but Il viii soon Be usoG In mors general Way
and the word Cephaiio will become a. common a.
ElectrofYpe and maiy 0therB whose Distraction ~
foreign words has been away by Common u1ar1,
until they seem ''natiye and to the manor born p
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BnlpeRrl-Missus wants rou 70 gend hs

BRIDeRr>-Missus wants you to send her
box Of Cephaltic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills.
but I'm. thinking that's not lust Il naither; but
perhaps yea b. afther knowing what IL Is Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone With the Sick Headache,
before q tEr.
Dr0OsL-You must mean Spalding's Cephaltic
Bridgef,-Ochl sure now and you've sed Ii, here's
the qnarther and Civ me ths Pills and don't be all
day about il aither.
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atlgaitines.
LIVER 1NYTGCR.

GANFORDPS LIVER lNbIGCR-
~ ATOR never Debilltste1. Il is com1oa1-sa
entirely lres = Ron GUNS and has become al .
tablished h4cts standard asdieine, knQvn ard A.
proved by an who have used it and b nov r1sortof
3 with confidence 10 all tie diseases iof Ehiohit d
recommended. lrci
it has cured thouaandst ,Bfthin the last tEoyean
55.ls ga9 aSa sys9 e e 59gss g Fss 80 e 81
sion show - r--
me dossmust BE- ed.p = tsd to the te.IipersneDt
q the indiYidnal tar firg it aud t5s in siof ahan
titles es-to act gsnsrsIly1s l0a the boualll 40
letthe dictates @ NJ . ludGmeul guide Tou u
The use Of the LlN ER'( lINFIGORATOR. and n
win ue LIvEE Otl-lC IPI.tIEIs, BnlI0Us AT
TA0ks, DTsPEpsIA, flHoN-lr- nc DIhnhHnIE sUn1rEr
H1aiTU1I oosfTTssFss = CHolI6, os6tfsl ia
FAN7UM, ELkTULEECE ~ N NDICE4 UIMALu
ORDiNARf FAniLIl,s lmEDICINE. il Vi
cure SICK HEApACHE5s q lheug1nd1 sia -
tiiysl " TWENT - MINUTES lF TWC
OF THRL = AZ <8Ol11f 1lE IA
an Sho use Z aFs giving t6sif ssssiSoa5 Is is a
1A-Aiz vatgE. in ne m9uth with the InTigeretoi
A"' PRiUR iiiiTa OK 0sk B5LL6B PER BOTTLE
Also Sanford Family CathGrt0 Pills.
Uompoundsd RON Pure Feestabls Extracts. sad %
up IN Glass Gases, Air Tighfi and Win
keep IN any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL "a a gentle bui
acsiFs CltharEie, which the rro1ri1ior hal md u
. practice more than twenty yeaia-
me constantly lncreasl- - ing demand ron thu9
who have long used tht = PIlzs and tie aatisfao
zion which alt press > regard b their use, has
lindaced msto pacl theHa Eithiu the reach Of an.
The Profession we'll kncf that different Ca
thartlcs ect on dfiefenf' portions 81 the towels.
Ihg Family C1thartic'-f PIN hal, with dua refer.
enee % this we'll esfah-l lished tact, been CON
pounded from Q Variety.-5 ol the puregf Vegetable
Eltrtsts, ich act litfL = ion every plrtoi tla ali
meutary canal aud are's econ and SAVE ID an
cases where Cdtharfic|- Is needed. such a. De
rangements Of The St8I1-z = ach, sleepness, Pains *
the Back and Bolnl. .lus- = ifivaTss1 Pair and Sore
ness over the whoie BqfgI from suddan cell. uhich
irequantly, If neglected r end fn lonE courss d
teEer- --Loes- Of Atp6-ls- ltlte, oreeri1g Sensa
ton Of Cold over theI1 BODY, ReBtieasnea8
Head-Aehe, or Weighf e in the Haad all lndam
mafOry Diseaaas, WOFms'-1 81 Children or Admits
Rnsumatism, great purih6r Of the Blood and maug
diseases % which laz q heir. too numerous tr men
ton IN this advertisement. Dose tc8
PRICE 81 CEAI1
q The Liver lnFlg0rafor and Hauiir oatharti
Pulls arg Fetailed ~ Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale By the Trade iu 40 the large towns.
3. u. ". sANEBED. II. D.
MauuiaCturer and Prorriqf0r,
lyld&Ets as 9rQ8dEaT, heE YORK.
50 sanloIdis liver luviaorafor and CztharIio
Pills ar TO- sale BY
CHGRCHlLL & BRO, Drug7ists,
BIO G. " cor. Pub Square and Ontario e..
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mTCnIGAN LFeIsLATURR.

DETROIT, Feb. 16.
Joint resolutions, instrueiing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in Con-
gress to oppose any amendments to the Con-
stitution recognizing the right of property in
mar, or authorizing the extension Of slavery
into territory now free, was adopted in the
House yesterday by a strict party vote.
Subsequently resolutions empowering Sen
ators Chandler and Bingham to represent
Michigan in the Peace Convention, was lost,
ayes 40, nays 34-not having a majority
of all members elected.
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ARRIVAL.

PORTLAND, Feb. II.
The North American arrived at O'Clock
this morning. She experienced strong west
erly gales throughout the passage. Passed
February 10th, the ship Albert Gallatin,
bound west; l4th, steamship Bohemian
bound east
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- OrEn Ern1rrrrnr. 40 A. msntal

EeA-OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
and anxiety incident to close attention to b-
siness or study, are among the numerous causes Of
Nervous Headache. The disOrdered state Of mind &
body incident to this distressing complaint is fatal
blow to all energy and ambition Sufferers BY this
disorder can RlWHys obtain speedy relief fTem these
distressing attacks by using one Of the Cephaltie
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. 1t quiets the
oyertasked BRAIN, and sOOthes the strained and jar
rim nerves. and relaRes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and sggrayates the disorder
cd condition Of the brain.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM KANSAS.

ELUL hAW6HSs
ATCHIsoE, Feb. l6
Mr.. Hyatt departed yesterday afternoon
for the East, having accomplished the objec
for which be came, which was to ascertain the
true condition of things and to hasten for
ward the establishment of relief depots in
the interior, which Is being pushed forward
as rapidly as possible under energetic man
agement of Gen. Pomeroy.
Mr.. Hyatt goes East to urge forward the
movement in reference to Legislative aid
and to advise on the relief measures generally.
As soon as practicable be viii visit Europe
for the purpose of regsining his health.
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A Real Blessing.

Phgsieian,--Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
neadacbe7 i.it
Mrs. J0HsS.-Gone Docton, all gone be pill you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes, a hd l wish
gOu would send more 50 thai can have tb en- handy
i'hystSsan. You can get them at any u TuFgists-
Call for Cephaltie Pills, find they never fail, and
rec0mmend them in all eases Of HeadacheA rH
MrS. JOnes,-I shall send for a box diI iectly and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for hey are
real blessing.
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MARsHALB's Uterine CATHOLICON,

which is offered as certain cure IN cases a9compa-
MED with the following SYM ptons Arles
Weakness, Faintness, Drranaed ,Appetllel salloN
Complexion, Pain IN the Back aA,q hlaRey5 Ohliisl
Cold Hands and eet, Bloaatings RPerl5nnes5, Neu-
ralgia Palpitation Of the Heart, l'zflnessl Gers-
Ousness, headache Restlessness, DiNtur oeg 2ieepi
Flusnss II the heart, General PAIN tytNlihs aiiq
Prn, In the Shine and between the Sh0dsiers, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestioni Dincult fs.ssl1A y
Crime with hsat smnrt1ng ltching5 bufiAAAs y
Irr tation to the Uterine Organsl lghtnafel ~
pair Hysterics, Anxiety. Red Facrs Nervous Iltcn-
Ing Starting Constipation Irritable Temper sad-
mes. lspraFed Appetite, Flatulence, Bioated AID
Irregular Bowels, lnpleaaant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pains in the Limb1i
Loss Of the Memory, Bewildrrmenti Soreness in the
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GREAT DIS DoVERY.-AmOng the most i'm
portant ofall he great medical discoveries OF this
age may be sidersd the system Of vaccination fE
protection no m Small PO1, the Oephaiic Pill for re-
iei oi Headac he and the usB Of Qunine for the pre-
vcntion Of te vers either Of which is sure specific,
whose bench "a will be drperienced By suffering hu
manity long after their disoDTeries are forgotten.
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WagHTNGTON NEWS.
WAsHISeToS, Feb. i

WAsAlNsroAl TED. To-
The Convention Caucus tonight unsnl-
mousIy approved Of Bingham's force bill,
which authorizes The collection Of the reve-
nue. on ship board outside Of insurrectionary
ports. Nswil be pressed to a passage next
week.
Secretary holt gave R'leyee to the Peace
Cnmmissioners to-night
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TwBNrY M1LI1oxs OF DoIIARs SAvpD.-

TWENTY MILLIONs OF DOLLARS SAVED
Ar. Bpaldng has sold two millions Of bottles of his
ee iJrated Prepared Glue and il 10 estimated thai
&C bottle saves At least ten dJllaTB worth o. bre
ken furniture, thus making aggregate of tWslnty
billions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss by 1his
faluGble invention. Having made his Glue house.
hold word, he now proposes 20 de the world ST. ~
grssfsr service By curing all the aching heads wit
his Dephaltc Pills. and if they are as good as hl
July. .-I
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HOUSE
Adlonrned.

/, About twenty private bills were passed.
The amendments 10 the Deficiency bill, in
controversy between the two Houses, have
been settled through the Committee Of Con-
ference.
Evening Session-Less than dozen mem
bers were present.
Messrs. SOmes, Of Ne, Burnhsm, Of Conn,
and Waldron, Of Mich, made speeches against
the leading compromises and the extension
of slavery
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EB-Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn.
berg Medicines. DIT. B. isa physician Of extensive
practice, and one Of the successful in the
ty (rrumbulll IN which he resides
This ctrtiies thai have used tho Grefsn bprg's
Pulls and marshallis Cath0icon, sold here BY n. q.
Johnson In my practice. They ars good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, lo57.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress H. b. KINGSLEY Cleveland.
ian9d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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sTRAnIRR no sAIL.

BOsTON, Feb. l6.
The Directors of the Southern Steamship
Line have voted to dispatch the steamer
South Carolina to Charleston on Saturday
the 23d inst
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HGR4TORD, rrumbuli Co., 0.

thereby certify that have been dealing In the
Grcuberg Medicines fer the past year and can tru-
y say that have never offered any medicines TO the
puhlic that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
CatholeOn. They will perform all and more than 4
promised for them. / have sold about nfty bottles
Of ths CGtholicOn tbs past year and hear the best
results IN every case. J. II. Q. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent.
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HOHF TESTTMONY.

o. In this connection We onera IeW testimonials:
II am q Methodist Clergyman, aud when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
fhe diseases for which you advertise Marshais Ute
rfne CatholieOn cure have advised its use and
it has effected complete cure wherever it has been
used Eev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star. Ohio.
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FROM St. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, Feb. l6.
J. B. Brant an old and very wealthy citi-
zen Of 81. Louis, died yesterday afternoon;
aged .. Brant was formerly Colonel in
the United States army and served with dis
tinetion in the war Of 1872. stH
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HARRIsBURGH, Feb. Is.
The bill to commute the Tonnage Tax Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad passed the House
this morning BY vote Of 55 to %.
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E%Did you ever have the sick Headachs7
Do you remember the throbbing temples, the fever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight OF
food How totally unit you for pleas ures con-
E,ersation study. One Of the tephalic Phi would
have relieved you from Rll the suffering which you
then experienced. For this and other purr Oses you
should always have box OF them on hand 20 use IS
occasion reQuire8.
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.nrdlr Rsnhrsd.

Hl ad n 'orrible 'eadaehe this hahsrnoon,
hspd stepped into the hapgt hsoarieg hand says hi
70 NJ 70 tne man, 'Uan you hBAag an 'eadachel
, Does u hechs ard says o. "HoEcesdinglgn = says
nj ana upon that . gave me = Cephalic PHI, hand
Ron On me ,onpr it cured me 80 quick that araly
allied I'D 'ad An 'oadache,
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PREPARING ION SEA.

hoRFoIE, Va. Feb. 10.
The Surveying sehr. Crawford, is prepar-
ing fer sea At GOsport. ra .
Five cases Of muskets from Harper's Ferry
have been taken 70 Fortress Monroe.
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O0 1aaSa g a. iss w es.s. siI &. fsI I'd 81 81 "
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NORTH CAROLINA T.EGIsLATURE
RAuEieH, Feb. 40
TIE Senate finished she Military Bil to-
day, making many amendments snd discuss
ed adgalOrem taxes.
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Meaifiafs.
FL TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOU1s tbs success Of several medical gentle-
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with th6 great natural laws induced their establish
ment IS an incorporated institution under an act ot
the Legislature BY the title OF IHE GhEF EN ~
CON PAnH Of New Ysrk. The continued success Of
their rsmedies, and the frm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fnlly Justified the honor
c0nfsrfed upon the Association By Legislative en-
acfuent and they have reason to feel great pride in
cOuiparig their with medical academies al
so chartered By public authority. Unsolicited test-
mendat0ry notices ID the heading public Journals,
bear to the msdtcai sktu and high personal
character pf the gentlemen connected villa The m
stituton, thus assuring tina public that, among the
many unworthy adv2rtI8ers OF she days EhE 9hlEk-
EABERG COMPANY has ever been and will be q
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health the afflicted, and all who arc suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucidly set forth IN EHE REF
ENBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inThluable
medical work published for family Use, and n re-
fore sold At the nominal price U p CENTS Tor which
The health Of American Women, diseases q Chill
drsn and the obscure and chronic corn platnt5
a we'll as the common diseases incident 10 this coun
try have received fe attention Of this Institution
nd il is enous to say they have proved thernseiEes
compasent for tha great trusts WHICH the public
havp conhded to Their skill.
Tneir series OF Msaieinss embrace eleven q nerent
remedies adapted 20 different diseases with minute
dfrections mpanytng each article The Medt-
many Females afflicted with disease Is
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FACT WORTH KNOYRG.- Spalding's Ceph-
alic Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache Bill
ious Heassohe, Nervous Headachs, COstiveRess and
General Debility l5s.. .
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8ail @gaas.
4 ILEVELAND& = TOIEDO R. r.


ls50l! WISTER R3ARBANGEMENT 1901.
On and amer Monday November 10Th, iS60, Trans
on this Road will Leave Cleveland a. foilo178
Hog 4. NJ, Through Mail, stopping at al stations on
hl tho southern DiTisions Srriying at Toledo
.f..... l2.3O p NJ
800 P n. Mail stops at an stations east fandusy
bn on Northern DiViIion, and arrives at SAN
..,.. - dnahy at s;ls P. H. .-5s =. ..
lS0 ?. n chicago EprsHsS StOpa IS all stations sx-
41a-H fe2t Washington and Olay, and arrives
in Toledo At 1910 4. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made a. Monroevllle with the San
duskys Mansfield and Newark \. b., At Clyde with
the sanaesky Dayton and Oinclnnati b. B., at Fre-
mont'Fyith 4remODt q Iudiane X. r., and at Toledo
With the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor Chicago, De-
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, l0ganspOrt, Lafayette,
Cairo, Altops So Louis, and all points West, North.
west and Southwest.
. Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo aud the
West, st sfSO A. H., and5:0 P. n. And from sandus-
e.23 A.M.gl
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NEW HAVEN, Feb. II.
The Daily Morning News Office took FIRE
last night The materials, except the press,
we're destroyed. Insurtd.