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TFTFGRApHIC
Yesterday Afternoons Report
ouNanEsslONAL.


W AahlNNANNf aNAs 49,
Mr. LoveIov asked leave to present me-
mo -i,l from certain Methodist olergymen
Of Illinois
dr Burnett-I object. Let them attend
70 their own business
Mr. Florence Let US hear what they have
to cay. .s,.
n Burneit-T think Congress capao'e
0. a.a.s,ng The legislation Of the country,
spd wTh tle frspert 90 the clergy ''lhA
they onghi 60 .ltend 10 me business
~ 'A''t rbejt iss Innate sphere apart iro"'
politics. -
"A. Il 7ejoy-The memorial asks for pro-
lection from religious persecution. Que
Methodist clergyman has been hanged IN
Texas simpI for his ~ gous opinions.
Mr.. Burner; I hsye 10 objection 70 the
memorial being laid table
Il was 80 ordered.
Mr.. Florence presented memorials ron
Philadelphia signed by oti'Aens OF al par
ties, including some who voted for Mr.. LIN Lin
coin, asking for an adjustment Of the dim
oulties on the Crittenden plan
The Speaker laid before tn House let
ter signed by the Alabams delegation with
drawing from further participation in de-
libera6Ons Of the House in consequence Of
the secession Of that State.
Mr. Howard, Of Mich, asked leave to in
troduce resolution TO give the Select Oom-
mittee on the Presidents Special Message
leave to sit during the session Of the House,
with leave 70 report from time 70 time, 81
their discretion.
Mr.. WinsloE objected.
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youngstown to Cleveland.

as,.land. Nov. =, lsS. SSA'' T. AAODA''' '''''i
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80 WEAF - PEoPIE az.

Ths undersigned having used Professor BUM
pHRFYp BPECIPIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with the most EatsaeioTy reauiai eld
having mn confidence In their genuinene, purity,
Ard eiHcaey. cheerfully recommend them y al per
SONS gho wish 70 have safe, reliable and etieaciou
remedies Al hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev WIN. HOsmer, editor Of : ths E9rt1efn 1i
independent" Auburn, n 7. the KEY D. a Ores-
sew b D., Rector Of s. Peters Church, Auburns n =
~ Rev. B. l. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn state
Prison the Rev. Spencer ~ Rice, hectofi NeE-bHS--
ford Mas the Rev Allen Steele heW-forS Son-
ference. De Rev samuel Nichols, EaEi9enesee Con
ference. n. T. the Rev. P & Pratt, Dorset, " me
Rev Join Z Robie, Buffalo A. Q. Hart, Esq, Uaca,
n the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, ne; ne non
schnvisr Colfa1 South Bend, Ind the Hon. George
4nmbhreys, n. Y; Henry D. Cook, Esq., EditoT Of
he VOblo state Journal" Columbus, Ohio The Aon.
z Il. Graham, Moline, III the Hon Inomas :, :
IItIcs N Y. VIM Brstol Esq-, Utica, n. Il a =
Pond Esq., Utica, n Y James Punkett, Asq.' Nsah
vile, Tenn
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RYR-DuIii sale. 800 Bu Al 7D@lso. for inside


RYE-Dulii sales 1900 bu Al 7s@7se. for inside
price.
BARbEY-s Scarce and firmly held at ss@7Oc.
Sales are 200 bush stale 06c
con N-Abpnt ie lower. with moderate buainess
doing for export. Sales are 64n00 bush at 6gQn7Oc
for mixed western In store delivered, aud 7nt7bc.
for white southern; de70c for new yellow southern.
Receipts from the south arB inoreHaing ...
OATH--ln moderate request At 3fd65c for vest
srn, and Canada; 876135c for state.
PORK Market aTmBr for mcau with fair de-
maBd, and dull heavy and lower for prime. sales
are $40 bbls et sli7sQls tor mess; closing at the
latter price, SIS for heavy uutnapncted messi Sl92
l92 for clear; Sla,62 ter uninspected western prime
mees Sll ioI old iuaprcteo do SIS for prime.
BEEF Market continues steady, and IN moderate
demand, Sales go bbls al ff1565,U1 country prim5
t3,I5a6fB country mess tsUAq in,0Q Tor rrpacke I'd
ms- sin n0,d lU.i3 for extra mess. F.
PRIME MISS HEEE-Dull and nominal.
BkEk u HAMsvBirner,v with sales ofo bbla al
$3.50 for western.
CUT iEEATs-AInrket more setiye, with Salel
At g. ghoGlders, and I6h5c hama
nOias,-Sa Market nrmsr at sAs7Ae corn fed dress
bACON-Aarkot Hr u, with moderate dgmand -
SALES are lu1 boxes long ribbed mlddeu 81 W; Gum
beriand 100 boxes on private terms.
Ia x ID . Market 1esvy with more freedom. sales
t2O hbla a. gd9A for No u lOfeelUt for strictly
prime kettle rendered N and city.
BUTTER SCI ing at io9lSc tor Ohio, l2@3O'
CdEEsE-stoady at s@I0So.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND aIARKET-JAN. p

CLEVELAND aLARKET-JAN. 2I.
FLOUR-steady at quotations. Nc tales Of con-
sequence reported.
WHEAT-Iu moderate demand to supply local
miIlsrs. Sales l car white, somewhat mixed with
red, at 81, is, and l car white at Sl,l6.
CORN-Rsmains quiet at 36G37c.
OAFS-Inactive at 3sc.
BARLEY-Quist a. eo9s2o.
RYE-Quotable at o5GsO.
BEANs-snall sales at 7Oa76s.
HIGHWINES-seIling at I69lS5fe-ths latter
price beng obtainabls only for small lots
HOGs-steady at ss,7S@s,2O for light to heavy.
sERDs-CloVsr Is in no demand, and not quo
table.
PORK-Ths market is frm at SI5,zSals,sO.
LARD-stsady at s@si1o.
EGGS-QuiSt at l5c.
FRUIT-Dried apples remain excessively dull al
s4c Peeled peaches are ina tive at 129l3e.
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NEW YORK aARKKr-JAN. d.


RLOUR-Holders Of -four are little more anxi-
ouS to realise while prices have undergone no mate
rial change. Tho adoanco In freight checks the
demand.
Sales IL $50 bbla at S. R9S52 25 for Euporns state;
g5lb6556 for extra state; S5,2O65,75 for supsrfne
western; G5,456,5,7B for common 70 medium extra
western and S5.T095rs0 for shipping brands sXtra
round hoOped Ohio.
Market cloeing hegYy.
CANADIAN FLOUR Rules dull at about
former quotations. Sales 800 bbls ct S5,5047,25
for common to choice extra
RYE FLOUR-Selling slowly; sales at 500
40 foEeommon &C choice superhne.
CORN MEAL-Dulli S3,l0 for jersey S3.5O8
$50 for bandyWine.
WHISk Y-Steady with more active demand (;
Sales are 100 bbis at is5zc-
WHEAT-Quiet, and slightly In favor Of the per-
chaser The advance in freights materially checks
the export demand. Sales $50 bu good western
club 81 30; i3-7O0 bu winter red western at 81 r3
@la7; 10 bu red jersey q Sl,sIi 5000 bu white
California ct 81, 50; 100 bu yaTy handsome white
Kentucky at fi.6S tOo bu white Eiehigln Ct 81 rH.
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WAsHlNGToN I've.

WAsaISGr0S, Jan. p.
Numerous applic Itious continue 70 be
made by Post Masters in seeding States
for supplies Of postage stamps. Before the
orders are filed an affirmative response is
necessary 10 the question, whether they
do nov and will COZ aue TO hold them
selves responsible to the Government In
conformity TO the existing laws for all the
postal revenue received by them 2 The
orders have been filed accordingly, the
POsimasters following the example Of the
Charleston Post Master.
Thus far postal communication with the
South continues uninterrupted.
Judge Greenwood still has the tender Of
the seoretaryshiP Of the Interior under con-
Bideration.
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WARRINGTON DIArTERs.

Z " AsHIN Ill lN1 , IN
Washiugtos is now more irec frUm eNciteln,
tnan Il iifs 5seu al any time since The session 80
Clngrrss Apprehension Of auy difficulty al
tending the j. uguratiUu Of President Lincoln
exists out 70 & limited s1-ent However, !
guard aesinst possible disturbance, ample means
have been taken 10 preserve The public peace by
Whfsf with the probable action this week, "
eSes ion movement " ii Oe retarded as 10 South
sin ates
Ae lmpany Of Sappsrs and Miners from West
Po,uf aoting IS infantry, arrived mere today, ano
art qua tered at the Columbia ArmOry
/. ct v sek q large .mber Of Republican Mem
bers Of Congress from New England, the Middle
States, and the West, united ina strong recon
mendation to Mr. Lincoln, TO appoint Nh. CoitaX,
Of Indiana, Post Master General.
Bailey, connected with the abstraction OF the
Indian Trust Bonds, has been released from
prison on bail to the amount Of IS 0O0. He viii
appear before q special committee.
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LETTER OF WITHDRAWAL OF THE
ALABAMA REPRESENTATIVE


The following is the letter of the Alabama
Representatives, announcing heir withdrawal
from the House
WAsHISoroN CITY, Jan. q, 1851
Hon. VIM. Pennington, Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives:
Sir-Having received information that the
State of Alabama, through q convention repre-
senting her sovereignty, has adopted and ratified
an ordinance by which she withdraWs from the
Union of the United States of America, and re
sues the power heretofors delegated to the teder-
Al government 1t is proper that we should commu-
nieate the same to you, and through yon, TO the
House Of Representatives over which you preside
and announce our withdrawal from the further
deliberations Of that body. The causes which in
the Judgment of our state, render such action
necessary, we need not relate. 1t is sufficient TO
say that duty requires our obedience to her soyer-
eign will, and that we shall return 70 our homes,
sustain her action and share the fortunes of our
people. We have the honor 70 be, very respect
fully, your obedient servants.
Signed Geo. s. Houston, Sugdenham Moore,
David Clapton, Jas. L. Pugh. J. L. N. Curry,
Jas A. StallWOrth.
The communication was laid on the table in Or
der TO be printed.
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apRINGFTELn NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan q.
A special dispatch from Springfield to
the Republican says that Congressman Kel-
logg, Of Ill, arrived there on Saturday
night, and is in conference with Mr.. Lin
coin. His object is supposed to be in refer
ence to a oOmprJmise Of the national difh-
eulties
Il is believed that the Republicans, with
LincOln's sanction, will propose holding a
National Convention, and the restoration
Of the old Missouri line 10 California.
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yvEsNDET.T, PHILLIPS ON TIE CRISIS
AND DI5IJNION.

0osl0As y HI ~
Wendell Phillips addressed the Twenty eighth
CONGREGATIONAL Society, in Music Hall, this after
noon. on the crisis. He declared himself 10 be
disunion man, and was glad 20 see South Caro-
lima and other Slave States had practically init
nted the disuniOn movement he hoped that all
the Slave States would leave the Unions and ''not
stand upon the order Of their going" but 90 al
once. He denounced the compromise spirit man
ifested BY llr Seward and Charles Francis Adams
with much severity of language, and there was
an occasional stamping Of feet and Kissing, but
no outbreak
Mr.. Phillips was escorted nome 0y ieW ponce
men nd great crowd rushing about him The
audience IN the hall was composed mainly OF
those regularly attending Sc rYice there.
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CHARLRsTUN ITEMS.

LHLELEsIuEl , an II
The four soldiers from Fort Sumter, as wit
nesses in murder case, on Saturday attempted tC
escape BY jumping out Of the Grand Jury room
window
On leaving for Sumter they were placed In q
coach and escorted by file Of State soldiers to
the boat.
provisions 70 Major Anderson with his comp
ments Major Anderson refused u accept them
but returned his thank for toe c0u 'tesy, saying
al tie same tins TAI he would have 70 declnl
Accepting until he knew what the GOvernmen VI
- Washington intenoed 10 Oiusr.
Everything IS quiet here this morning rive
ms have been cred for the seeding States. Ih'
= n Of tha secession of GeC- "a upon the peo
Z. v-ry aappy but no stradon has } ei
.. ID made on nccours OF IL
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WESTERN NEWS
Fl. KEAHEE4 Jan, 2l

Fl KKAREEI Jan. q.
The c. o. C. Express, for ct. Joseph, passed
here st p NJ yesterday. with passengers aud
mails for Denver G y 20 he 18th.
Telegranls received yesterday created much eX
citsment Parties who returned yesterday from
san Juan, pronounce the reported miues IN that
o1u 1try a grand humbug Letters 70 tne same
,-f,-et vii b.. Dublisbcd r8.day The excitement
g. said 70 h We been often up by traders IN New
Mexle3 who hid mJre goods than they conld
sell 70 tue ,nhlbitanis IN the depressed condition
Of the country.
The Milwaukee NIL, at Gregory, last week;
saved 50 5co from the mammoth lead quartz
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L1sr oF sPEcIFIo REAlEDRa

No. 1-or Fever, Congestion, and inn9n59 aloa.
No. 2-Por Worm Pever, Worm Cohc, Weelng ne
0fS No s-For Cole, Crying, Tsethins and WaEsfal-
a' No % 4mYor 7 Diarrosa Cholera 1nianiu and Sum
iS No. sIFoT oolio, erplngs, DySeutery, or Bloody
NV No s-Vor Cbolsr.. Cholera MOrbus, Vomiting
No Ty-Por Coughs, Colds, influenza ana D'f'
throat ,---.t-i,
Ne. e.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat ana falnel
n y -rTsgEPslk PIl1s-For Weak ana Deranges
stomaoh, Constipation, and Liver Complains NJ.
No lf.-FoR FHNALE IRREoULA AE7TIRa Scaniyi Fdan
No. 9GFor Isucorrhea. Profuse hensel ana
Bearing Down Of FEMALES ,,-.,s-.
No. is-Por Group, Hoarse Cough BSd BieAI5l-1s- I4
No f4--SALT RHEUN PIIs--For AfyApeiali --F
sISr' w fsPrRRs1,t,TIs PII1s-For Pain, Lanenes
or soreness In the Chest, Back, Lolns, or Limbs
E-Por Fever and Ag1e, Chill Fever, DUMB Asa1'
OiP Pmgor Piiss, Bind or Bleeding, Internal or TX
ternAl -, 77,slla.. =.
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight -
O-For Catarrh, Of long standing or feosl'S e-li1-
With obstruction or profnse aisenHrse; ,,,.
w. O.-For Whooping Cough, absting rs VioleneS
and shortening its course
cincs act ike charm The entire disease e often
arrested at once and In ali eases the violence Of hs
attack 4 moderated de disease shortened, and rem
dered len dangerous .
Courhs md Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
ourrsnee and which 90 oftsn lay TIE foundation o.
diseased iuhg5, bronchitis, and consumption may AZ
be e once enred By the Fever and Cough PlliA
In En chronic diseases, such e. Dy8pep1la1 WeaE
Stomach ConItipatlon, LVeF Oonplsluta, Plos, Re
mAls Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaelea,
Bore or Wesk Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheuml and otoef
old srupaons he case hEs specifies Ehoss proper ep
Pieaion WI zaord cure IN sne5t every nSsInee-
OIsn The cure Of single chronic dimcultys 51es e
Dypspds, Piles or Cstarrh, Hoadaehe or FEMALE
Weaness has more than paid for Tie case Ten aInea
OVaF. H.H ...
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ALSO sPECIHCs

Foz AsFHnA On PHTHIsIo. - Oppressed, DllhcHlt
ISbored Breathing, attended with Cough and EIpec
torstion Price, 80 cents per box
Foa EGR DIs0HkRGE AID DR1FHEa.-Diseharges
nom he Ear the result Of Scarlet ReYe heases or
Mercurisls PuF Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing II the Ears, sud Ear-ache
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR soRoFuIL.-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and H.
durated TOnss sEellngs and Old Ulcers, sc7oiu'ous
CAchexy Of Children. Price, 80 eenis per box
FoR GEHERAL DEBMITT. Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either The result Of Sickness, Excessi E
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, q
cents per box
Foa DnoPsT.-Fuld Accommodations, Tumid sse'l
inFs with seanty Secreti0ns Price, 80 cents per boz
PoR sEA-sIoEs;Es.-Dsathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nan
sss Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price 90 cents per box
Fos UEulRT DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel Renal ca
Gull nmoult Painful Urination, Diseases OF TIE MI
uevs Price, 30 cents per box.
Fou SEMINAL EMIssICga-InvOluntary DscharRrr
and Conpequent Pro5trAtion and DEBILITY bao he
Tults Of Evil Habits. The most successful and en-
cisnt remedy known, and may be relied upon aa .
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, OF 70 seek advice OF ProL HgA-
PEEEYs can do So al his once, 562 BroadWay, daiy
from M. TO 8 Pm, or b. letter.
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WAsHTNGTON Items.

MAsHIXGroE, u an. Il
s7nafor Hunter has determined 30 retire from
the Craftsmanship Ofthe committee on Z tinanSe.-
He viii announce his withdrawal in few days.
There is no doubt that ins ructions nave oeen
sent 70 the commander Of the Gulf OF home
Sqadr0u. for a speedy rafurn Of some OF the YES
seis on that station, their presence not beng re
quired there since the success Of the Liber-
81 Party In Mexico.
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KANSAS BILL PASSED TIE SENATE
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geaal alotieEe.
, oHTo / IN dss Codfta5 Common Plsss.
Wv OuVekora CounfV

sEATs OF OHIO In dssssoss dSSs5s es%@GP Ssa699 f'.
A'Fl y Is, D''H
HlHE DEFENDANT, ,0HFV ER
DRIHG, will take notice that "a tha sth dayof
November, A. d 1850 said Mary L. DriDg Med her
petition in said Court against iin PRAYING that she
marriage contract now ibsistinR DetWeen them Be
dissolved alleging a. cause fhdr1Ur tnef 10 has be9n
wiffllly absent from plaintiff for more than three
years prior 70 the hng of said pgttton. Also arunE-
5nne85 and gross neglect Of duty ioT three years.
5he also asks that she Be restored % her uald9n
name Of Mary Louisa Campbell. The deienaant -
equifsdto appear and answer lithtn six N = ron
the hrst publication Of this notice; ,--r,
dsczl:s2s - Pia's Ats
MASTER COM MISSI0NER'S s
lvk SAbE.-Pursuant 10 tbs c0muand oi Pic
order Of sele issued fr0m the Court Of Common Peas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ohio, upon thn stn day oi De-
cenb8r, iodD, IN an action theren psndiug wherein
Ezra Chnppu is plaintiff, and Henry L. Whitman,
susan Whitman, John T. hsW ton, ~. r. Keith, John
g0on, and the Michigan Insurance Tom pany are de-
iondnnta shall, the 26th day ef January ls6ls 81
two o cock p. M at the door Of the Court House m
said county expose for sale At public auctoni the
following described lands and tenemantt to Wit
i'situate In the township oi Brooklyn, being nam
bor aeVeu "a in the thirteenth range Of townships 10
the Come 3ticut Western Reserve, in the State Of
Ohio and which i8 also In the county Of Cuyahoga,
and Is known by being city lots Nos. two hundred
and i've (115, two hundred and six go, four hun-
drsd and sixty (460l, aeyenty-F (76l, and twenty
seven IN, in Barber Lord's subdivision in Ohio
City, now Cleveland be the same more or less but
Z |4aH .-nnn a ~ HnHTn
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THE STATE OF OHIO, In Court Of Comm0r
Cuyah0ga County, 50. 5 PleEs.s-l 81
art \
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HArrrorn. TrnmbnIl d. D.

I hereby certify that l have been dealing IN the
Grfenberg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
y say that have never offered any medicines TO the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
CutholcOn. They will perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about nifty bottles
Of the GathOlic0n the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. !. II. q. yOHhsON,
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent.
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MARsHALEs UTERINE OATHOLICol

which is offered as q certain cureIn cases agcOmpa-
MED With the following sympuOfhs; irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Dsranged Appetite, sallow
Complexion, Pain IN the Back and Kidney, Chtlls,
ralgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Headache, RestlosBnega, Disturbed Sleep,
Pam IN the spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Diiicult Passing 81
Urin6 with heat or Bmarting, Itching, Burning OF
lrr tstion 20 the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair, Hysterics Anxiety Red Face, Nervous TWttch-
ing, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper sad
ness, DepTaVed Appetite, Flatulence, BlOated and
Irregular Bowels Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Uterine Organs, humbness and Pans In the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, BeWildorment, Soreness In the
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STEAMER SUNK.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. q.
The steamer Commodore Anderson sunk at
Eagle Bend, 90 miles above Vicksburg She had
500 hhds- sugar and 500 sacks coffee In her hold
which viii be lost The boat was Yalaed al so :
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HONE TESTLMONY,

In this connection we offer a few testimonials;
Il am a Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MarshalpE Ute
rine CathOlicon cure. have advised its use and
IL has effected complete cure wherever il has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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MILLEDaETILLE Ga., Jan. q

MILLEDaETILLE, Ga, Jan. q.
Explanations we're made in the Conven-
ticn this morning BY the leading eO-OPera-
tionists, which show that the ordinance Of
secession wiz be signed almost, If not quite,
unanimelsly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ron,

authorized and adopted by the Medical Facul-
~ Of France and supplied to the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver OIL eXtracts
Sarsaparilla, Iodine and Mercury. 1t Is recommend
Assesses, Cancers Ulcers, Scrofula Scurvy, Flour
Albus, GOut, Rheumatism, achess pains and All al
fectiOns OF the skin The ROB Is especially useful N
the cure OF the Syphiitic Diseases, designated Pr-
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and Ger
tcates accompany each bottle. Price 81 per bottle.
Sold in Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gists, No. l2O Superior St The trade supplied ~ ad-
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de st. Gsry1s, Il hue
Paris, or 48 Broad st., N Y. augll'kzO
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DTFD.--ARlIs SENT SMITH.

Rev. Charles Lowell, D. D., died yesterday,
The Journal states that o000 stand Of armu
have been sent South from W aterton Arsenal,
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aaleaiEines.
ToGI . TWBLVR YEARS AGO


LOO the success Of several medical gentle-
Ia curing disease upon principles Ia accordance
with tee great natural laws, induced their establish
ment ~ incorporated institution under act Of
the Legislature BY the title VI TIL GkhfEhBhhd
COMPANY Of New ferk. The continuud success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has tuy Justified the honor
conferred upon this Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have reason 10 leel great pnde IA
comparing their success with medical academies al
90 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited testi-
mony irom public and private ihdVlduG and COM
mendatUry notices the leading public Journals
brarwitness 70 the medical skill and high personal
character ut the gruteinen copnscted VIII the in-
atttntion, thus assuring the pDlc that, among the
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