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ARRTvAL OF THE BoaEMIAN.


The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool 18th
via. Londonderry 18th, arrived this morning.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Portland
arrived at Londonderry on the 18th, and the
Fulton, from New York. At Cowes on the same
day.
WSeat has q downward tendency, and open.
easier, though quotations are unchanged.
Pr0Yisious generally dull.
LONDON, Friday nOOn-COns0ls s1K@o1K fol
money. elk69lk for account Latest sales were
Illinois Centrai at soA9sl discounts Erie S. Ne"
York Central 74976. n
Its expected that a decree wiz soon Appeal
that II Piedmont makes war on Austria she need
expect no assiEtance from France. Greatmilitary
Preparations are IN progress.
aPAIN.
The Spanish Instructions are to keep strict neu-
fralify e GEeta.
The bonbardment OF Gaeta is TO be resumed on
Monday. e e not true that the ships Of any for
eig1 powers are 70 take the place Of ne French
The sardIniaus have resolved to attack Gasta
by ssa immsdiateiy.
The Tfmes's city article says funds are firm, but
prices closed Friday the same as Thursday.
About 500 ooo were taken from the Bank to-aay
About 600 gold had been Withdrawn from
the Bank Of France
T6e Times deprecates secession movements in
America, and says, should The Southern Confed-
eraey become the real United sta e, as far e
present and prospective territory j. concerned, 81
e sdoubtfli whether the connection between New
York and New England on one hand ana III
uols Eud neiRhborinF States on the other, could
long survive total separation from the South.
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NEW YORK MARKET-JAN. 80.
IBY TELEozAPH.l

FL,OUR-In only moderate business and market
without Important change. Market closing with
hoderS generally little more disposec 70 realize
Sales are 1000 bis ats - tor 81 oerhne statei
s. Anal 20 Tor extra state, cfieny E5Sf sotlD5fz3
ior s1psrnne western; S5,3O9,5,6Q iOr common 20
nedit1ui extra western; aud t5.65l35,it for ship
ming brands extra round hcOLed uhiO
CANADIAN FLOUR DULL and prices With
out change. Sales are 20 bbls at r&97,25 for
common % choice eLtrs.
RYE FLOUR : Selling st sS4O9 30 for CON-
mon 70 choice Guperhne.
CORN MEAEs-ContinueS dull end prices
nominal. UNCHANGED.
VVHIsK N-Market a shade flrmer. Fair do
msnd Sales are 7aQ bblH at lsk@l9c. The latter
prics for faForlte brands.
WHFAT-H0avy, and shade oaGier iOr the pur-
chaser with only moderate export and home trade
demand sales are lY300 Us Milwaukee club am-
hsr love at sies6l,2Ii l30u bus very choice amber
Wisconsiu et 50 25; $50 bus winter red western ct
Si.sS IN gtors; 600 brB white Michigan at slf55a
i6; $50 bus red state at % 701 bus red Jersey At
gi.l6; fO0good white Canada so called ~ g.
RHE-Buli and heavy, at 6lfloc.
BARLEE-Nomiual At 65t4eQi Is IN qualify
CDRN-besa dong, but market without tmpor.
taut change. sales are 5000 bus at sc Tor old
mixed western IN store 70o, deiFared nc prime Old
round yellgN delivered; ss3t976e Interior to prime
(l1T's-In better demand al s5as7s for western and
Onnadian, and 376137 fe for state.
ffOHR5-Steady at 2tG20c fDf new.
POhk-Market dull and without important
ehangg. sales are 20 hbls 81 i7,s7 fer mess,
md eis00 for pzlu1e. tfIF
akRF-Msrkst quiet and steady sales are
as bblS at ,7p60s for prime 575a6,15 for mess;
5000 % for repecked ness Sloo8lioo for extra
mess.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

Th6 Convention in secret session last
night adopted resolutions instr1oting the
Deputies 70 the Southern Convsntion 10 in
Hist upon such msasures IS viii forever pre-
vent the re-opening Of the Afrioan Slave
Trade
Tba Convention to-day passed a supple
meBsary ordinance, authOriIing the Gov
ezner 10 carry into effect a previous oFdi'
nance for the protection Of the defenses Ol
the Gulf
The Convention also passed an ordinance
adopting e The Law Of II bama the laws o.
he United States relative 70 patents, Sc
curing the rights Of invention 70 the eiti
sens of ail the slaveholding States
Adjourned 6Il shs 4th Of March.
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- sanfofd's Liver lngigoratqT and cafhartie
Piila are fer sale ~
CHURCHILL d BRO, pruggistss
BIO g. 81 cor Pub Square and Dfiafic4f.
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oon.tlpation 81 -.

b No one Of the "Many ills flesh Is heir to T"
ia 90 prevalent, 90 little understood, and 90 much
neglected ~ Co6tiVenes3. Often originaiiug % care
lsssnes8, sedentary habits; It 10 regarded ~ q
slight disorder Of TOO little cUnBequs1ce % excite
anxiety, while IN realtl II Is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most iatal and dangerous
diseases, and unless early eradicatsd It VII bring
the sufferer 70 an unJimely grave. Among the
lighter sTilg Of which costyene5s s tbs usua utten.
dant are HeadR. he, Cole, khsumati1m, kDul
Breath, Piles and others Of Ike nature, while alcng
train Of uiThtfui diseases such 90 alEnnt ArFcrai
Abcesses, Dysinterys arrhoeay ysPepli ApopeEyi
Melancholy, and Insanity, first indicate their pres
enoe in the system By this alarming symptom. Bot
unirequenty the diseases named oriTinale IN ON
Btpation, but take on an independent existence m
less the cause is eradcated In eary stage. hrom
ali these considerations IL follows that the disorder
should receive tmmediate attention whenever u oc-
curs, and no person should neglect 70 get box 10
Oephaltic Pill on the hrst appear41co Of the com
plant, their timely use viii diaol the tnld uouf
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous 10
tOhumEu liz.
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sr.LOUIs news.

81. LOUIS, jan. 80.
A Joint resolution passed ths Senate yes
tsrdsy appointing Gen. DoniPban, Waldo
P. johnson, J. D. Calter, Judge Hough,
Gen. Abchison, Ferdinand Kennett and
Judge WuekneT, Commissioners 70 the Con-
vsntion 70 be held at Washington on the
4th Of February. The same resolution was
introduced into the House and laid on the
table.
Mr.. Fest Chairman Of the House Com
mittee on Federal Relations reported resO-
lutions taking strong grounds against the
action Of New York end Ohio in Offering
ED 70 the Federal Government toooeros Sc.
oeding States, which passed-yess SO, nays
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FROM TEXAS

GALVBsfoNi Jan. 70. b
OF the eighty MEMBER Of the Texas Legisla-
tpTs only III are eo-opsrationists. The special
COMMITTEES reported IN favor Of sanciionng 3
convention.
But little attention Is paid TO the Governors
message, which faVors delay aflong as possible.
thinks the Union can be preserved
A resolution delaying secession was twice
tabled.
The military committee e preparing Dill @
mt the Staten complete defensive position.
There are rumors Of body Of men moving on
San Antonio to take the arsenal
General TWiggS has called In the United states
troops TO protect t. The Knights Of the Golden
Circle offer him their services he denies the
repcrt OF his resignation, but informed the Pres
ident that be will not use his sword against bis
eountrymen. He elys when the proper demand
& made By exas he will hand the arsenal to her
authority
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rROu HOSTON.

BoaToEt Jan. 30.
A Communication vas received 10 the
Senate yesterday from the Governor, trans
hitting Q copy Of the secession ordinance
received from the Presidents Of ths Georgia
state Convention. Il was laid on the table
A resolution from the General Assembly
Of Tennesses, proposing certain amend
ments Of the Constitution, and from the
Legislature Of PeBnsylvahis in favor Of the
Union and The Constitution IS it is we're
also received, and referred to the Commit
tee on Federal Relations.
The bill aUthorising the Treasurer Of the
State 70 endorse the notes Of the United
States vas rejected, after debate by.a vote
ofI4 to 10. ...e. =, tr
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TIE STATE OF OHIO, LIN Court Of Common
Cuyahose County, %. Pisa9-
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= HtlDAoH & tbs Iavorits 1i7n b7

~ HhLDACHH is the iaEorite sign By
which natur makes known any devlailon WhaigVSE
irom the natural state Of the brain, and viewed II
this Light Il may b looked on - aaleg4r intend
cd 20 gtve notce Ol disease which mtght ot1erll18
escape attention IN toe late % be reuediedi and ~
ludicatiOns should never BE- neglected. Headaches
may BE- classified under tgU nde1, ,giE 8Jnpt1udtlc
aud Adiopathic eymptOmatc Headacho u eKceed-
ingly common end the precurlor Of great Varisty
Of diseases, among which are ApopieEg aout, Rhen-
matam and all lebril9 dleasss. In t1 nervous form
Il q eympathotic of disease Of the estonaeh e0nsta-
ting sicE bsadacho of hepatic disease constituting
esloss hssdeehs' Of worms, eonsiipati9n Hpd othel
disorders Of the bowels, es well Vonal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart very froqunnt-
~ ATTENDED with Headachol; An8mta and plsthori1
are also affections which treluontly Occ1lon hsad.
schos ldiopathic Haadache % also veg eqnmoni
being usually di8tingui thed BY the name Of nsTV0
hedddshe sonetimss coming on suddenly II statt
Oi aDpareutiy sound hsaiIh and pru1tratuE e. gnct
tns mental and physical energies and IN other IN
stances II comes on slowly, haraldod b. deprelaion
Of Bpirits ucerbity Of temper. In moet instances
the pain is in the front Of the head one bott
eyes, and sometimes provoking V9ultingi under thi
class may alsO b named bguFdiJia. -.f.
Nor the treetuent Of either class Of Hezdachs tn
Oephsltic Pills have been lound sure ana SAFE rem
edgs relieving tEe most acute pains 10 q iaW mia
tess and ~ - subtle power eradie4ting The dl1e4
se5 Of which Headdchs is the unerring l1dcL.
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onaRLEsFoN nAEERRs.

ne Courisr and Mercury Of this nOrn-
iae says that large var steamer vas seen
Of TIE haFbor q dusk on Saturday, and
that she showed signals aud stood 70 the
eouthward. L is aurmised that she Is still
lowering over the neighboring coast
Last night negro oame to the city and
inlornsd bis master that's suspicious craft
IVES ssan yesterday near Church'a Flat
Stone, with twenty men on board. 1hemen
wore no uniforms aRd appeared 70 be with
out arls. L Is isth0ught'from this that an
attempt is about 10 be made 20 pounee doWr
en the plantations.
ne Sats Legislature adjourned sine die
last night.
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PRmIE 1IEss REEF-DqIl and aoIaIaal.

"HtF 5f AHI7-9I1lqI o. I44l11 I0F 3talo and
CUT hIEATa-AarEet steady With fair demand:
salos 100 PACKAGE e. SO Tor ahonlderai sas4e for
hams.
HOGS Quiet a 1l9zfof for corn fed drestsd; 60
BiC0N- Msrlet dun Sales are 20 boxes ions
clear miGdlaB 81 qec.
L,ARD-Marksi arm and demand fAlr, les are
60 bbla az l0lte0l0lto.
BgTTRR- Selling slowly At lO@lso for oaiO,
itfliq state.
urlrnn
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aHEAidngs.


AAlJlLll5 Ilt Iht e.
~ ATOR ueyqr pebillielos. It ii comooa3' 80
entirely fes BOZ allls, snd nas secIuie 90 -
sl7ged ~ AZ who have ned q, and q nor rasortld
70 with o0undeucr 90 al tho aise.ss as 4hloh llii
q 6sse elTei fhoussa,lr sithi1 fle isst fvogesrs
Who tcd given up llI 'hope li reLiel - ne
nllnelonl unaoiieited p |eartliiellas in ~ F1l1
10 Doe uult bs stsp- TED to ths tl-iref,aeBf
oi the indiTiduaI talilg' iii and used il .ld1
titles 81 3 sei 9enefailJ.c .cs oi The bowels.
Lat the fl5llt1I q T6Hr - iufrment guide TOl n
Ne nee % lhe LLt = IlNfldORAJoH, an4 j
WI c4re ksffA L9a-g llAlfI8l bllllll 20
JACKS pfsizl ait, .H1-i- t DlEllnlta. ec1l1lz1
COMPLAINTS, UTsEETrHY,l- IDR0FsF, s0rz sTQEtcu
HaBIrUAL cosTIeKNlssz = oHoII1' tn0fEtA ~
sAsFg1, BLAEuH1suE, r. N1Iea. s,,z9ALs
OkDlNAnY FAMlLYi-s I1rEDICINE It VII
cllrs sllsA ttEAQAlHE|-7 a. flolsa1ls can sgz
tllsl ~ ~ ANf iIz- ilIf uIEf- III lUl
Al Sho IS K - yia7 .isf ss.l@oi5 Sc S is g
aa-Ilz aeisE.i .iu ne mouth piih ths lngigorsisI
''-. a''l PRIcE 0aE i0ELxR PBH BoTrLE.
Also Sanfords Family Cathsrlc fills.
l,oupoundad from Pure VosenhIs Eriracls. sndfa
ID 10 0ia9s Cases. All fle1t, and va - =
The FAMILY s cRfH Il AZ Rric PiE I. +. 4 eslt,sbai
active Cathartic which the propreiQr laa aaai u
- prartiee more fhah twenty years.
Who have long need ths q |PIi1s and tAe nttl1o
ton which All express in - lregsrd . llalr es ~
induced me % paoe them within he rasch n 1L
The Profession u-lN know thal dI IIl11at O.
tharti11 acf diiErEut| uIirtiuu1 li fha l191I1.
Tbs Family CEfhsrfic- Pin haf. with Due refer
snce 20 this Vel l1td1+ liahel me- been clrl
rounded from q variety q 0l tha urr7Tt Ne41lltlt
EEtracts Hhich act aliEa- 0u eTerT part al t8 SO
meutarT canal, aud are- 11Cu sl4 aAll lu ll
easaa where lathartil 81 1cele1. 1lcu ~ aa
zanGEnent = Of the 6t0nI- 1cn slean17 ans =
the Back and Loins Cos-~s fifensas. lsiu lri .dfe
nees over the whole Body from 1udlsl clIll 77licl
frequently, 30 ifncglectadtE end IN e long ccarfe ul
Eever. loss OF Appe-E< 'tites q gree1.ua l-1sa
tion ol Cold over thef Body, u altI esluqssi
Headache, Waight g .iu the Heal. at lul-ll
matory Diseases w orIns'-l iin ChiIfrcn ~ Adulf8
kheui1Atilla, great Purifier % tiia ll4ol l many
di1aage9 20 Whidh deEh p heir TOO % men
ton in this adTertisemfnf Doe 81
FRleH SD CEAIa
- he Liver lnTiE1ralor and 4lI1lll llinaru
Pills are retailed ~ Druggists gauailT, and sold
wholesale b. the Trade b Oh tie large tg1ls-
8. J.. ". 8AltosD. -. .L4f
H1uufHctuTrr md frQrriel1rr
fr7ftWRs % hnnfuerl Ns- York
- sanfofds LiEur lnFiguratqT and laf1eriis
Pills are fer sale By
CHGRCHILL a BRO, pruggstss
BIO 8. 81 cor Pub Square and uusariofsf-
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GoMMERCIAL.
TFVEI,AND 0IARKRT-JAN. so.

CLEVELAND IARKET-JAN. so.
WHEAT-sales Of cars red on track atSl,O9.
CORN-sale Of ; cars on track At $50.
OATs-sales Of car at 2so.
HOGs-salss to-day have ranged at Ss,2596,f a.
Tho market Is weak At the outside agure.
FRUIT-salss Of5OOo Ss dried apples at s4c-
Peaches are quiet at l2aIse.
sEEDs-salss OfsO bags Clover at Sl,l2S.
EGGS Quiet, at l2c.
BUTTER-Dun at 99IOc for Central packed, and
u@I2o for do roll. Choice roll in small lots, oOm-
mand IS@Ile.
CHEEsE-Dull at &c. V
PORK-lIess is firm m at SI6,I2.
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An of the GreRenbeFg Medicines ars 70
sale by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists,
BIO s. W. cor Ontario st. 3 Public Square
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HAgLROAD SOLD.

= ~ III y ? ~ %
The Railroad, right Of way aud real es
tate Of the spFingaeld, NJ Vernon and
Plttsburg Railroad Company from Spring
asld to Delaware including tools, machine
- In the shops, and rolling stock, was solC
atsherif's 66ls to-day. Frederick A. Lane
Of NoR York City, was the purchaser Of th'
entire property for the FIRST mor;gags bond
holders at 100000.
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TIE aRAFENBERa
MARsHALBs UTERINE CATHOLICON

which Il offered a. & certain cure M cases accompa-
nied with the following ggmptQm1 Irregularities
Weakness, EAintne1a, Dtrenged Appetite, eallOW
Uom pleEion, Pain In the Back and Kidney, OhiilBi
ralgiA, PalptatiOn Of the heart, Dizziness, herv-
business, Headache, Restlessne5ai Diaturbed Sleep
Fiushua II the huartf General Pain, Crawling and
Pam 10 the spine aud between ths shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Dimcuf Passing o
Urine NTH heat Or 6martingi Itching Burning o.
trr tatiOn 70 the Uterine Organs, Nightlnare, Dis
pair, Hyatsricsr Anxiety Red facFi Nervous witch.
ing Starting, UOnatipationt Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite, klatulence, bloatsq ane
Irregular BoWsls, Unpleasant Dreams Pans in thi
Uterine Organs, Numhnesa and Palua IN the Limbs
Loss Of the Memory, BeWildermsnti Soreness in the
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LOUISIANA CONVENTION.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
The Convention was called TO order At halfpast
twelve.
Hon. ". J. Vnson, commissioner from Georgia
was introduced and delivered an address.
The Convention elected John Perkins, Jr.i q
delegate from the State az large, and the follow
ing delegates 20 the Montgomery Convention;
Ist District-C. McConrad.
ID District-Duncan f. kenner
50 District-Gen. E. Sparrow.
sth District-Henry Marshall.
No other business was done
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-. oATTLE mARKRT-IAN. Id.

BEEVEs-Decin, e k6lio. Receipts nearly t00o
Selea at So 09fei average 1e97fe; premium l03l0S
extra 98Gefci lst qi.ality ~ @qc.
WEAnsS-uncnanged.
aEfEEP a. LAntBS-Fifly cents par 100 lower.
sales OF live At 5f156o. Receipts 800.
sWINR-AetiVo. Live byt@d4i dressed ThQ
nnoo ia
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8 b /.
FEBRUARY APPOINTMENTS,
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. S. G. CLARE

GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Can be consulted At the following times and places:
CsuneautYills, Power House, Feb'y..... 9Th.
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--1sTrcTgI.ATURE

ALalliiI oAus -
The Legislature to-day passed resolnlioli. = ~
~ ilif1 of tiug l0scible means . eeeIee
Z ascedinf state, end asserting tlAt ~ 49, 49, -
15fiv ~ f7Iii 81 ne llgf5 cppused imne-
Is s SS5satsd that tie qusstioB of secession
viii Be Fsfsrfsd to the people.
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mKIL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 80.

WAeHIHeToNi jan ~.
The Overland Nail proposition passed the
House yesterday by a vote Of lOl ageinst
64. Bids are 70 be received till April lst,
and the service to commence July 1st. The
cost Is limited to eight hundred thousand
dollars,
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#tistEllAmEoMa.


THE. .AM1LakhfATfog or LsANGUAaEg.--Th
q 4 growing tendency IL this aqs 10 appropriate
ne most lrpltoalle words oi giher sanglaga5I end
Ing eior tbs hcad,n = HoW becoming nopulIFiIed 10
oqnnectqn With Ar. spaldingg greet hsadaois rem.
ody, but ID will soon b used r. nior1 nenfrEi uaV
md the word Csphalis Ell become ~ common q
hlectrutFpo and maly sthef1 Hnole diltlnctiou -
i0ralgn words has been worn avay b. con lloI g1n1
until they seem native and % ne maneT bern.
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BRDeET,-Missus wants you 70 send her a
box Of Cephaltio Glue, no. bottle Of Prepared Pil,
but IN thinking that's not just L nelth9Ij but
perhaps yen b. afiher knowing what = q; Ae see
and wants some more Of that same as reiaiVed h8I
before
Dru0giR.-You must mean spalding'S CSphaltio
Pills. .l
Brsdgz -Och sure now and you've SD L, hsrs,s
ths Qunrther and Civ ne the Pilla and don't b al
day Bbont L aither.
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DR. R. J. LYONS,
PHYsICIAN OF THR THROAT, LUNG
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NEW ORLEANS Jan. 30.
The steamer Desoto has arrived with
Havana dates 10 the 9th
Sugar was coming In. Stock on hand
$1,000 boxes against q, 600 last year.
Money tight Exchanges nominal The
Spanish Bank has been authorised 10 issue
two millions more bonds.
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Ra Own EXCITEMENT, and the

R1. Over EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety Incident 10 close attention - bu-
siness or study, are among the Dumfrous cau!e9 q
Nervous Headache. The di8ordered state - ullna q
body incident this distressing comg ane i9 iiel
blow to ell energy aud ambition. su1ereT1 oy TINS
distressing attacks By using one Of the C Cphaiiic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. Il quieS the
overtssked BRAIN and so0the8 the strained ad jar
ria nerves and relsNss the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggrayAtea the disdrdeT-
ed condition Of the brain.
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TWENTY MILLIONS or DoLLARs SAVED
Mr. spaIdin has sold two millions Of bottles Of bis
ole bratsd Prepared Glue and it is estimated tina
SC hotte saves at ieast ten d9llars worth Of bft
ken furniture, thus making an sggregata Of tWeny
millions Of dollars recaimed from total loss " TINS
valuable invention. Hayins made biz Glue house.
hold Werd, he now proposes 20 de- the world SUI
greater sarvice By curing all the aching heads WITH
Bis Cephaltie Pills. ard II they are e good aB MS
July,
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sEoEssION NEWS.
Hnn1raroN. n. @. Jan.

WnmSeToNi n. O., Jan. 20.
A large and enthusiastic secession meet
ing was held here tonight at the theatre
Prominent gsntlemsnt formerly opposed "a
the movement took strong position with
the South. We are unit with the South.
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Phg6aaa, WELL Mrs. Jones how is that
nsadache1
AIrs. Jonss.-GoneI Doctor, al gone the pill yOq
sent cured me IN just twenty minutes, and 4 Wish
you would send more so that can have them handy.
Phpet,tdn.-YOu can get them at any Drug 7ia9s,--
recommend them in all eases OF Headache. .
Mr. JOneS.-l shall send for q box diTectiy, and
shall tell al ny suffering friends, for thss aFe
real blsGIing. ..l
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GFoRqIA coNYENTION.
IILLIDaEvILLl, y. %.

MILLEDQEvIrLE, Jan. ~.
r. Convention refused TO Re e.conside7 ihe F6fs-
-. c~5inauce adopted yesterday.
Pseoiutious were introduced giving ~ Gov
.-o~ mower under certain circumstances % grant
islfels % nnFque and repflaali ana tAolea-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

TDid you ever have the Sick HeadAchs2
Do you remember the throbbinR temples, the lever,
ed brew, the loathnE and disgust a. the q gnt o.
food How totally unit you were for pleasurt con,
Versafion or study 0ne OF ths tephalic tilla Houu
have relieved you from all the suffering Whion you
then experienced. For this and other purposes lou
should always have box Of them on hand 20 use %
occasiOn reQuLrel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31
HOME TFgTLsroEY.

In this connection We oher isW testimonials:
II ANA Meth0dist OlsrgymFn, aud when On NJ
circuit have mot With mRny women troubled Win
the diseases for which you adgrrt1s Mar1haif5 Ut-
rine Catholicon a. cure have advised is use and
IL has effected aeompste cure Whereyer i has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

NASHVILLE, Jan. 30.
Notwithstanding the Recommendation Of the
Governor Of Tennessee that Commit sioners be
sent to Montgomery, the Legislature instructed
their Commissioners 70 50 to Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31
BILLTAR DS.

CNoIENATI, Jan. 80.
In q game Of billiards this afternoon, 500
points, between sereiter Of Detroit, and
John Deery Of Cincinnati the latter won
BY lsT points.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31
HAnrronn. rrnmbnll ID. 3.

heroby certify that have bean dealing In the
GrBienbtrg Medicines for the past year end can tru-
ly say that have never offered any medicines TO the
publc that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these particularly ths Pills and
CathOllcon. They VIII prrf0rm all and more than u
promised for them. have sold aboat nitF bottles
results IN every eass. J. d. 2; yQIHhsONs.
March I, lSsl. Me1lcol ARonL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most inn
portant ofall the great medical discoveries q this
age may be considered the aystem Of Vaocinatiqn lol
protection from Small Pox, the Cephaie Fill or re-
lief Headache, and the uge Of Quintne Tor tn9 pre-
Vention OF FsYers either Of which a SURE sIeoio
whose benefits will be experienced b sutef1ng hu7
manity long after their discoveries are iorguten-