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FROM wAsHINGT N.

WAsHIHeGToN, Jan. 10.
Col. Hayne called on the PpsideAt last evening,
aud was politely received He stated, verbally and
fully, that tha purpose Of his mission to demand
ths unconditional withdrawal Of the garrison at
Fort sumter.
Tbs President hesrd him through, but then re-
Quested him to 81 nt il In writing, when he would
consider il and commnnicate his reply.
This was all that occurred and Col. Hayne is per
iectly in the dark ag TO what fhs rply will be. d
has been busy engaged mnst Of to-day in preparing
thr document, but the urgent solicitation Of large
number Of Southern Senator'S understand, has in-
duced Colonel Hayne 10 modify his views, and he
has teleEraphed this fact to Gov. Pckeus, andasked
for further instructions and these Southern Sena-
tors, understand, has induced Col. Hayne 10 mOdi
fy his views, and be has telegraphsd this fact 70
Gov. PickenS, and asked for further Instructions
and these Southern Senators insist on Soth CARROLL
na doing act which will involve a collision. ..
Senator Davis has dictated and forwarded a letter
to Gov. Piekens, which was written BY another SEN
ator, In which be 6upplicatos them to bandOu any
policy which iuld involve hostilities.
The Oahinet has dstor1nined against holding any
intercourse with south Car0liRians ambassadors.
Il Is rumored, and apparently upon good HuthuTi-
~, thaf Mr. Buchanan has assured the Socth while
he can never recognize the de facto Government Of
South Carolina any oeher separate State seeding,
Il would not pe inconsistent with his former posi-
tlOn 70 recognize Government de factO, If euibra-
cling three or more States combined.
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KENTUCkY LEGIsLATURE.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. II.
Gov. Magofhn's Message asks the Legis-
lature to express their appreciation of Crit
tenden's resolutions. and says eight States
/ win have seeded before their deliberations
close-that Tennessee has referred the
whole subject to her peOple-Virginia and
North Carolina are discussing the prOpriety
of q similar course, and Missouri seems
likely to adopt similar policy. He sub
mits to the Legislature the propriety Of pro
viding for the election Of delegates to q
Convention, to assemble at sn early day to
determine the future interests and federal
relations Of Kentucky. Meanwhile, he
would leave no experiment untried to re-
store fraternal relations between the States,
and recommends that Convention Of the
Border Slave States meet early in Febru-
ary, at Baltimore.
The Governor says the basty, inconsider-
ate action Of seeding States does not meet
their approval, but Kentuokians viii never
stand BY with folded arms while those
States are struggling for their constitution
al rights and are being subjugated to On
anti-slsvery Government. The Governor
asks the Legislature TO declare BY resolu-
ton the unconditional disapprobation by
Kentucky Of the employment Of force in
any form against the seeding States, and
asks appropriation for armiDg, equippinE,
SC, volunteer militia.
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HEAR WHAr - PEoPLE gAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ln our families with the most satafact0ry reaua aud
having full confidence In their genuineneas, purity,
and efficacy, ehseFfHlly recommend them 70 all per-
sons Eho wish 70 have safe, reliable, and scacinus
remedies Al hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev WIN. Hosfner, editor 81 The northern
independent - Auburn, a. 2; the Rev. = II Ores
sey, b. D., Rector Of 81 Peters Church, Auhurn. N Y
the Rev p l. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn State
Prison the Rev Spencer NJ Rice, Rector HeE-B.-.-
ford, Mass the Rev. Allen Steele, NeW-Yorl an
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols, East-Genesee Oun-
ference, n Y the Rev P 8 Pratt, Dorset, Vt the
Rev John E Robe, Budalo a. Q. Harl, ESQ, Utica,
n Y; the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. The Hon
Schuyler ColfaT, SOuih-Bendi Ind. ; the bon George
he aOhio state Journal - Columbus, Ohio; ihe Hon.
R. Il GrAhAm, Moline, Ill the Hon Thnmas j.
Chase Monticello, Fla- The Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, n. 2. VIM Bristol, ESQ, Utea, y Y; A 5
Pond, ESQ, Uuea, n 2 james Plunkett ESQ, Nash
VILE Tenn
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wAsHINGrON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il

"A9t--4'e eAv-Ii SeA' 4 -
The Republican Senators yesterday voted
against the Crittenden Compromise. Their
cheif objection was to that part which pro-
posed to divide the territory which may
be acquired, but a measure Of that charao-
ter confined to the present territory, meets
with some degree Of favor by the Repebli-
cans in both branches Of Congress. 1t is
known, in most reliable Republican circles,
that SO far Messrs Seward and Bates are
the only gentlemen selected for Mr.. Lin
coins Cabinet, and probably Mr.. Wells of
Conn. The others will not be determined
upon till the arrival Of the President elect.
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ARRIVAL or THE CANADIAN.

PORTLAND, Jan ~.
The Canadian, from Liverpool Sd and
Londonderry 4th, arrived this P. m at $50.
She brings els, 600 in specie.
The ship Gutteuburg, from New York for
Hamburg, was totally lost on GOOdearn
Sands. Seven persons escaped out Of thir-
y, the n1mber on board ~.
The steamship Victoria, with the Ran
goon cable on board, went ashore in Plym-
outh Sound.
The Bank Of France raised the rate Of
discount from a to 81 per cent
The Rourse was lower. fF.neoa4 ~
Rents e7f.26e.
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ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA.
OAPE RACE, Jan. is

CAPE RACE, Jan. 16.
The Teutonia arrived of this port to-day.
She brings dates Of the 7th
The King Of Pussia is dead.
A serious disturbance had occurred at
KorekremPt Hungary. The sOldiery we're
called out and fred on the mob, Wounding
Eve persons.
The bombardment Of Gaeta was contin-
ued.
A Bourbon conspiracy had been discOv-
cred in Naples.
Negotiations between France and Sardinia
had been opened concerning Gseta.
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- sanford's Liver lnvisorstor and Czrharris
Pills are for sale BY
CHtRCHILL BRO, Druggists,
kl0 s. w. cor Pub. Square and Ontario ST.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Yegterday AfternoOn'g Report
ooNGREBsIONAL Al.
WAsHIE0FoS, Jan. II.
HounE.
nnunr

Mr.. Pottie, from the Navy Committee, re
ported the Senate joint resolution in favor
Of Com Paulding
Mr.. Hindman objected to It's eonsiderR-
tioB. BE understood that II gave permis-
sion 10 Commodore Paulding to accept .
sword and q grant Of land from Nicaragua
for having acted in the capacity Of q con
stable for Great Britain aud Nicaragua
Mr.. Poitlo-The gentlemen is entirely
mistaken. L was not for acting a. a con.
stable, but for distinguished services tend.
cred this country and Nicaragua.
Mr.. Hindman would not inquire into the
matter Of distinguished services. He con
demned Commodore Paulding s conduct then
as he did now
Mr.. Clemens Of Virginia, presented 9
memorial signed By $500 persons in his
Congressional District-the counties Of
Ohio, Hancock, Brooke, Wetzel and Tyler
IN favor Of an adjustment Of the slavery
question in the Union.
Mr.. Webster, Of Nd, presented q memo.
rial from some Of his constituents in favor
Of the Crittenden plan Of adjustment. He
believed that the signera Of the memorial
represented the wishes Of the people Of sll
parts in his Congressional district. Laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the state OF the Union, and
took up the army bill
SENATE
Mr.. Fessonden presented the credentials
Of hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, as U. s. Senator
from Maine, in place Of Mr.. Hsmlin. The
credentials we're read and Mr. Morrill, sworn
in.
The Chair presented communication
from the Governor Of Ohio, directing him
to present the credentials Of Hon. S. p.
Chase as q. s. Senator from Ohio. The
credentials were read.
Mr. Hunter called up the Deficiency bill
Mr. Cameron desired to postpone in order
10 take up another BILL which was very i'm
portant
Mr.. Hunter-I can't give way. The
amendment is to substitute S450,000 in
stead Of 100000.
Mr.. Fessenden-s46O 900 will be neoes-
sary to pay the expenses Of the two slsvers
already captured.
Mr.. Hunter-S450,O 900 is the amount nee
essary to protect the Treasury.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. Hunter offered an amendment on the
end Of the bill for $4,000 to pay the
Chiriqui contract, made by A. W. ThOmp-
son in May, 1859.
The contract is for q ooaling station on
the Isthmus Of Panama. 100000 were
allowed for the Chiriqui contract by a.vOte
Of ayes IS, nays g.
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THE ALL-SUFFICIRNT THRER
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR [, ,2&3, ARE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable tor exhaustion, spermatorrhosa
and ell physical disabilities.
No. g. completely eradicates all traces of those dis.
thai have heretofore been treated by the nau-
cious and perniriOus use of cGpaiva and cubebs
No has entirely sunplanted the injurious use
mercury thereby insm ing TO the sufferer speedy ~
lief dispensing all impur ties, and roofing out the
venom % disease.
TRIESEMAR Nos. /, 2 aud 5, are preparation the
form Of oEenge, devoid Of asts and small. aud
be carried in the wHiscOat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered By
Yalpeau Lslemhnd R0ux, Ricold &C. Price SO each,
cases for So, which s3 and in 81 cases,
aud retail, Of DR.. BARROW 40. 1gi Blsecker street
New York. Immediately receiving 3 remittance
Dr. Barrow will forward tie iriesemAr 60 any par
Of the world, securely packed and add sse acc ord
lug TO the instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also By T.. +. GAYLORD and Wv
FISK Z CLEVELAND ,au2r
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ARRIVAL OF FHE BDNBURGH.

The Edinburgh from Liverpool via Queenstown
Sd. arrived this evenings Dates mainly antici-
pated
Napoleon Ia reply TO Lord Couley, on New
Years, said he regarded the future with conf
dence; was convinced that friendly understand,
ing between the powers will maintain peace,
which is the object Of my desire.
A meeting of Jews from all parts Of the
world had Deen held at London, 10 concert meas
ures for the restoration Of the child Moztara
The Queen of Naples has left Gaeta.
The de Eils Of the wreck Of the ship Gutten-
burg, state that Is Lives we're lost, and s saved.
Several Other minor disasters BY the same storm
are reported.
Commercial news anticipated.
The Edinburgh has $500 ,0a0 In specie
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FROM PITTsBURGH.

PITTsBURGH, Jan. II.
This evenings Chronicle contained call
for q grand mass convention to be held by
members Of all parties to recommend the
passage of the Crittendcn Compromise, or
any other probable and reasonable eompro-
mise designed to settle the differences be-
tween the North and the South. The call
is signed by a large number of the most
prominent business men Of the city.
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aeleaiFints.
TWELYE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OO . the sucotus Of several medical Ttnflr-
nen 10 onring dsease npon PRINCIPLES ln accordance
VITA = Efgat natural d vs. uducrd their 0staBlish
uent ~ an inrorpOfHt Institution under AZ 40 ~
the Legislature by thr title VI rHE GhdFENHEnG
HOMPANl VI hvw HuTk. Thu uOutlhufsi succs-~ ~
the G remedies, aud thu irm hud thuy have rrintd
npun public confidence has fully Justided the honpr
conit rrtd upon the Association ~ Legislative ~ .
actmrnt, md they hHve reason tO eul RTsat pride IN
comparing their success with meditul Hcads1l s4 a.
~ chartered Dy public authority. UnaUicitsd tsf,-
mOuy from public end private individuals ana COM
mrndhtVry notices N the leading public iournais
Drar witness 70 thr medical akiii aud bigh par.ous
character - the R,ntlemen connetted via the m
Btitutioui thus assuring the public that among ~,
many un Eufhg adtef tiserE 81 the day Ii Ft3k
EhbkhG CuMPANf has ever bren and viii h. a
reliable and trustworthy medium Tor the restnratio
Ot n ath 70 Tue aihleted, and all are sunerbg
may alnFs % them With entire confidence.
lhe principles and praci ice Of medicine ndoped bv
THIS lnatitutOn are lucldly st furth m rWEtiH ~
EhbEhG MANU- Al OBJ HEALTH, an inyuIunlle
medlcal work. puhlish d Tor iamy use, and IN r.
fore sold a. the nominal pfce Ot IS nj, f0r vbirb
Inc health Of American Women, diseases oil Chill
dreni and the more obscure aud chronic uaints
- W. II as the common dlHeases incidenl 10 his c,
tryl have received the attention VI this Institui0p
aud IL 10 enOu b say they have proved tbemsevl
tuly eompsient for the great trusts which the pubc
have cOnnded 20 ther skill.
tneit ries Of ale ictues embrace eleven different
reInsdes adapted 70 oterent disc asses with Ininue
dlre1tlons accompany ing each article The Mrdi-
clna 70 which We wish % cali the atteuton az ths
many Females afflicted with disease. Il
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FOUND GUILTY.

BRDsEPoRT, CT, Jan. II.
The jury have rendered a verdict Of gull
y against Andrew Roberts, formerly Of
Springfield, baggage man on the New York
and New Hampshire RailrOad, and Porter
KellOgg, Of AmhersI, Mass, the persons on
trial for the Adams Express safe robbery,
committed on the night OF the l6th Of
April, 1880
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WHOLESALE PRICR OuRnENT.

COhDAGE.
Manila. a.....R b 10 alOt
Tarred Rope II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese.-Rh 44a A
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COMMERCIAL.
rI.EYRI.ANn aLARKET-IAN. 1.

CLEVELAND MARKET-JAN. IL.
FLOUR-UnobanEed and steady. No sales re-
ported. sr
WHEAT-saieh Of car red from store at nos.
CORN--sals Of car from store At Sse.
OATS-Quist At sc.
HOGs-sslling Ht ss,7s1sS. Receipts Ars Hsbt
and the. market Is firm, with an active demand.
LARD-sales offs bbls, u Kegs and kegs st sSe.
HIGHWINBs-stssdy, with sales Of ~ bblI AZ
l5xo fr.s
sEEDS-cloySr Is in active demand and stiE At
$50. sale of 50 bulh at that figure. Timothy re.
mains Inactive ct e. Flax nominal a. SI,l11fo.
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Also SPECIFICS

FoR AsTHHA Oh PETHso. = Oppressed, Difficult,
Lsbored Breathing attended With Cough and Expec
toFation- Price, 50 ceuts per box T-
FOa EAR DBCRAE0Es AHD DEAFEEsa--Discharges
from ne Ear The result Of scaret Fever Meases Or
MercdHEls For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Rindng In the Ears, snd Ear ache
Price 50 cents per box
Foa soRoyulA--Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and IT.
durated Tons sEsllinFs aud Old Ulcers, ecEofu!ous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box
FoA GEEERAL DEBnITY. = Physical or Nervuuf
WeAkness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhsuslng Discharge Price, o.
,ents per box
Foz DRoFsT.-Fluld Accommodations, Tumid Swell.
ings with scanty secretons Price 50 cents per boz
PoR sEA A-siCFsEss.-Dsathly Sickness, Vertigo, "A.
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 50 eents per box
Pos CaIHAEI DsEAsEs-Ror Gravel, Renal Ca
Gull Dihcult Painful Crination, Di5saser Of thc &c
neya Price, 80 cents per box
Foa SEMINAL ENssI0Es--Ingoluntary Dlschargfi
and Consequent PTosiration and DEBILITY, Bad Re
Bults Of Evil Habita The most successful and Ell
Glen, remedy known, and may be relied upon as 8
cure Price with full directions 81 per box
Persons Who vish 70 place themselves under ths
professional care or 10 seek advice Of Prof HuH-
PHREYs, can do So At bis Ofce, $50 Broadway, dali
from An. 70 Ph-, or BY letter.
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THE GREFENBERG
IARsHALIs UTERINE CATHoLICOE

which is offered a certain cure IN cases aecoupa
MED with the following symptoms: Irreqularitie-
Meaknesf Eaintness, ID ranged Appetite, SailoVi
So,5 Pi4e1igni Fgin ~ the Back and Kidney Chis,
talgla' F9lpltation Of the Heart Dizziness, Gerv-
business deadachet RestiessnesB, Disturbed Slet.p
alu9hes 81 the Heart General Pain, Crawling and
falh N the spine and between che Shoulders Acid
2tomachi Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passs-- Of
Urinu with heat Bmarting Itching BiirniUS or
lrr tattOn to the Uterine Organs NigRtmare bis
pair hysterlcs, Anxiety Red Face, Nervous Twifch.
ing starungi OQnstipatiOnt Irritable Temper Sad
Irregular boWolBl Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
Uterine Organs, humbnesa and Paus In the Limbs
Fat
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HARrEonn. Trnmbnll O.. o

hereby certify that l have been dealing in the
Grteonberg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
~ say tnat nave never offered any medicines TO the
public that have met with the decided aDprObatiOn
Oi me people ike these, particularly the Pills and
OdthOllcon. They will perform all aud more than is
promised Tor them. have sold about fifty bottles
OF the OathOilcOn the past year and hear the best
Iesults in every case. J. d o. JOHNsON
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent
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BANK NOTE LIST.
MAINE. BILL. MichIrn

All Solvent Banks. par
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
All Solvent Banks. par
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
NARRoMspuRa. Jan. IL.

:
Two ears Of the nightexpress train, bound
west, were thrown off the track near Co.
choctOn station last night by broken rail.
A brakeman wss thrown from the platform
and killed, and lady passenger had her
ankle sprained. The train was delayed
two hours.
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HONE TESTIlfOYY.

In this connection we offer few testimopialF:
Il am q Methodist clergyman, aud when on ny
the diseases for which you advertise MarsbaIs Ut-
rine CathOlicon cure. have advised its use and
u has enseted acomplgte wherever L has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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COMMISSIONER'S S

lvA SALE.-Pursuant to an ord T Of sale issued 10
iue from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
county. Ohio, in action therein pending wherein
Thomas Uallow Is paintitf, aud John HeruniAh, Ma
~ herdmau, William stacy aud cynthia d. stacy
are defendants shall, on the 10Th day Of January,
Is6i at Two o'clock P. NJ At the door Of the COut
House. in said county, puss tor sale 81 public sue
ton the following descrii ed lands aud tenems.ts,
70 Wit:
'stuats In the City Of cleveland, county q Cuya-
hoga, and State Of Ohio, known as sub lot humber
eighty-nine Csg) in 3 s. stones subdivision OF part
Of original lot fifty COl, Brooklyn township, Be the
sans murs or less BOT subject ALI legal highways.
Appraised value GU. J. s. GkAnNlsJ
j. NJ Jones Fsq.. Master Comm'r.
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Besf,mOss Bbbl IA 5 90
do prime mess "a
Pork, mess MOL IS Oaa -
do do NO.2 Il Qua
HRms,su Fcwt -alO 90
do c'try cu'd. "a =
Bacon, sides.... IA s Oh
shoulder sug c "a 8 90
do county ed "a
Butter. w.R. bl4 ais
10 wn1n .
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PRIOE

0l8e Of 20 vsis complete, N morocco, and Book e5
Oals Of % vRls and Bouk, plain, -.-.....-..
Gaze Of 10 numbered boEes, and Book, ,..-.....--.
Case Of boxes, numbered, and BOok, ,..-......-.
Single hammered boxes viii directions, -...-. s. ets
Hngle lettsred boxes, with direetons ...... 90 ct1
Large case With 9 o.. vislA FOR planters and ply
IEH
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slisa
Ing

MRS. WINsLOW,
An experienced Nurse and female Physician, pre-
asnts to the attention 0f Mutherss her
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE-

"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
6a1 been duly appointed aud qualified ~ Adm uis-
frstor with the will annexed Of John kneal, deceaa-
"A LUTHER k- FhENIlSs.
Cleveland. January .. 1851. ianlsss2i
MASTERS SALEM PURSU-
lHN ANCE Of . decretal order ilEued non he
Colrt Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga county, Ohlol
ia which George ". Girty, o. q plainiinsi and
BazNIa NJ Hutchlneon, e. ola ucleudantsr % nc
directed shall expose for sals at the door Of the
Conrt House IN the city Of CIsgean In s1d county,
a. re sth day Of February, ls6l, a o'clock NJ,
Of gad day the following described LANDS and tene-
fnents: Situate In the township OF heNburg, Cuya-
bogn county, Ohio, and u kngwn BY being part Of
orieinsi lot number 32l aud % bOundsdn- ioloWBs-
is1inninF at the centre Of the Pittsburgh koa 20
-siiedl on the south esstery line Of land formerly
owned bv EiehEer Cahlc thence north fortyVe 40
degreer enst twelve az chains and frty three tt3l
iiptr n stone IN the eaat line Of said orignal lut
now he centre Of the highway "a north one
f,th of dearse eat along the ra8t line ~ said let
s7f frr ~ chains % 50 Nc theucrsouth lorty-ve
It5l degrees west hfteen "a chain aud unety-ona
fgIiIirs 70 The utre Of said PitseurEh ruad lead
ua iron Cevrland % New bur<; thence south iorfy-
i've ttsI de7ft8 faat along the centre Of sad road
three ~ chains and dytWo sa2l liuk8 % the place
OF hegnnlng the containing hve acres oi land
b the same morn less but subject % all legal
highways. Appraised ~ tAt92. ., -..-.., e.
Z A. J. gladA ~ Matter Comm'r.
10 % PlGi ktlE.a u1-Isle dr iAat
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NOT IN sIGHT.

PORTLAxD, Jan. 17--12 N.
There are yet no signs Of the Canadian.
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nrR RE,tEnrFs BY MAu.

Look over the list; make up = case Of what hnl
vou choose and inclose the amount n current mote
or Stampa by mail 70 address, ct so Broadway
NeH-York and the medicine Eil es daly returned b.
nal or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED-We desire an active, e1eisnt
AFeni FOR the sale Of Remedies In every town or
community ln the United States. Address Dr. AuE-
gIuETB 4 Co, No. 662 BEoADWAT EEW-YoEE
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f. W Sackrider, Churchill & Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W. =. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. $ }
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; GeigaI
3 Barr, Canton; Dr.. Kelly, ounGs,0wn; and all
the Drugg Store 10 Akron, Ravpnna Warren, Can
field ChardOn, Jefferson, and by Druggists and Bea-
lsars in almost every town and village In Ohio.