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WAsaINGTON:lIATTERs
WasnIseror. Mareh Il

" AaalAgroN, ~ dfch l.
Gentlemen in prominent positions confidently
assert that Fort Sumter viii be abandoned IN
onsequence Of the peremptory opinion Of Gen.
Scott. Some say q will be done next Monday
This informatson, however Is not Official.
The report prevails that Mr. Crittenden e al
most certain to be nominated to the Supreme
Bench.
What the Southern Gommissioners have done
so lar, has been informal and in the direction Of
peace.
Senator Latham has succeeded in gettipg tri-
weekly mail service from San Francisco 70 Los
Angeles, with weekly service 70 San Diego.
A contract vas also closed for tie removal Of
the Butterheld Company 70 the Central route
with serytee from Sc Louis to Plaesrville, Cal.
{" 's daily, Sundays iacluded- Also. a pO-
~ oIls-8 three tines week; service 70 con-
l,....-s--.- totu Of June. The cOntract was sign
ed tO-day, and the overland route is discontinued
till ne establishment Of the Central service, as
above.
Mr. Seward has declined conference with the
Southern commissioners. They viii to-day nd
dress an otlolai formal communication 10 him,
setting forth the character aud purpose Of their
mission
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TEXAS AND TIE SOUTHERN CONFED-
ERApE,

Gov Houston refused to recognize the Conyep-
tioR he considers its functions terminated in
submitting 9 secession ordinance 70 the people.
He tells the ConY eption that be and the Leglsia-
ture which meets on the 18th VIII attend % Pubic
Questions now arising. and faYnrS new %
non 20 TuHEe such changes IN the state Conslitu'
ton Is are necessary. lie opposes Texas joining
the COn1ederaey.
The Convention IN reply passed an ordinance
claiming full powers, and promising to cOnsum
mate the connection Of Texas with the Conieder-
ate States and notifies the State Of this course.
The Conyention VIII require all otcers 70 lake
an oath OF allegiance TO the new Government
and % carry ont the Convention ordinances.
II Is said that Clark will be put IN Honft0n'
place the latter refuses 70 take the oath II Is
also reported that Gov. Houston Is raising troops
on Fis own account.
Fiftgen hundred Texan troops are at and near
Brownsville
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NEW HG5TPsHTRE ELECTION.
CoNcoRp. n. H. aInrch ].

CONCORD, n H., March L.
The State election to-day brought out the usual
vote. Nathaniel s. Berry was the Republican
and George Stark the Opposition candidate for
Governor.
Three members Of Congress were also voted
The vote Of Concord was Berry 1852; Stark
Manc1ester, Berry 500; Stark ga
Nassau, Berry eos; Stark $50
tifty.siE towns give Berry 25s5; Stark 10 20:
Il mi.nls sat-One hundred and two towns give
Berry q stark Is Oh
One hnn1se1 and seven Republicans and wen
ty-six Democrats are elected
Berry majori = probably 900.
Rollins, Republican, Tor Congress in second
iority. -
Ali the Republican candidates for Congress are
elected, and four ofthe i've councillors, and nine
Of the twelve StsIe Ssuators.
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o,,.o,o srring Al sl.lss65tB& e itso and de.
liverei; very chtice No do tiils in Store notth.
vcrfern club nt gi ts delivered; Milwaukee clhb az
81 " iu store aud daliYercdi winter red western
81 2seai aa amber Jersey ~ ti,a5 white Canada ~
SI,s0; prime aud choice white michigan AT sl'o4f@
RYR-Duu heavy and lower. Sales are 100 bush
pTnIs Jersey at 6sei prime state can he 5onghe Al
RaRI.RY-M Market quiet and prices without TN
portant change. sales are suU bush state al ise
G,1RN-Rather more doing for export and home
consumption az prices aghtly 10 favor OF nurchAA.
err sales are n 900 bu AZ 65h066c Tor CID mixed
western Ia ature 66061c ahoat and dellVered &C IN
store lor interior do 5seeOo for new mixed western
a. railroad depot; 63oosa for new sQuthar Yellow
70a7lc for white southern.
0ATS=Markel heavy and leGsr, selpa At a28
a21o for Nirginlal 3le1s2o Tor state.
WHISk y -NeTkel steady Wiz iair demand -
Sales are 90 bbla at iTAc.
POH K-Market dull, heavy and lower for mess,
y bile prime continues dull and unchanged. Sales
are 800 bbls at Sl6,s7aH for moss; Sl2,a09l3 for
prime, ihe latter fnr very choice.
BEBF-PTices nominally unchanged The aales
are 800 bbls at S4,7550o country prime; s575e6 q
f,r country mess; SsOO9loO0 repacked messi $1,000
~P'kIMR MRss BEEF- Dan and nominAlIy
BREF HAAIs-steady and firm at l29l5O state
fjITT SiRATs-steady and In good demand
Sales ct 6is6o6Ae shouldeTsl slSteac for hams.
dressed and 5S@aAc for live weights.
BACOF- Steady. Sales are a0g boxes western
/ Cumberland cut ut SIC.
LARD-Market dull, heavy and lower. Sales aT'
- ~BsUTTIRR~ Is selling at lOc@lao for Ohio
SHHKEsR-steady Eli isssS; at SaIOXo for inferior t.
I prime.
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PRIVATE Disc


with all bed effects arisias tAsrslrom incl1diE8
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PBoSrRATl0N.
He has succeeded IN curing casea In this city, sol
Of whom had sxpeuded hundred1 q dollgI1 Wllh
selfstyed physicians who profess 70 treat al prEgt
maladies with success and without reeaiEing the
Dr. 5I BS0N doe not boast ttst be "a member o.
some College in London 0r Paris e pefh41l some
and Who hold out great ezFe5a Mons nalef n ler-
allied Bnt what Dr. GLB5ON might blalt Of .
this, that he = able 60 gi9H entire elrll1clo1 &C.
those who repose conndanee y hi1 ability alf infag
rity, and that be has perfected an American 1glla1
Of treatment which challenges any Physician q Ion
don or Paris OF aIl p9lelt ln,.l1l1a g el9. ~ -
Disbursements, both mental and physical, arising
nom sexual OF secret abuse.
Dr.. BISON also claims for hi8 new treatment ~
i1lloytng advantages over al ot1erl at llc1falo4
and first, the agents used in 20 I.Ir.ct dlllal
sble; he no relics of the dark ages, llc1 q
no restrictions IN diet or business 81 feIlles Lr1
d his treatment s positive and certain IN en- c1l
Sc stands DrspaEgd @ &c iEio any pqhlle g prlet
immense auperiOrity Of hi8 treatme1t 071r
other nov known to the world il polnt o. lromrt
ness, pernanoncy, mildness, safety ana conFale2
DR. GIBSON Is permanently located in lils4ull11
and has during the past nine months peri7rllee l
cures Of diseases which bad lor years re1lltll ll
other modes Of treatment keergnce can 1e Ei1l G.
individuals Of the mt ruzpectl1titT in llaTa1n4
Boston, New York, and ether cities n reEar4 -
slriiI s7sd irtec-ifs "a IN
nyspepsla5 nilel sssrofua and an calcnIe
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent % any part Of the couatry
1T. GIBs0S's New Work on Physiologg for -
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Ezectropatty and 1e5ieiae,
- once &c ~ ontario street, uP siaiFi,
5hios hoars from 3 70 z a6d from % tos o'1l1os
daily, (SundaYs ezceptedl angs
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aalFdifilrFa.
sORoFULA, oR KINa,s R-YrI

Is A CONSTITUTIoNAL OTS.
EASE, aoorgpptlon q the blood, by Wbisb fbis
huid becomes Vlliatedi Eoaa, and p5or Bsins IN
the circulation Il peryadet the whole body and NAV
burst oui IN disease on any part OF IT, No organ Il
nee nom ta ATTACKS nor y thera one which II may
not destroy The gcroinloua taint 4 Variously
caused u mereurial disease, low living, disOrdered
Or unhealthy toodi Impure air, nth and hlihy hab-
lts the oepreslng Viceai and, above ALL By the vsne
real INJECTION. Mhateyor be ta origin, Il ia hered
tary in The constitution, descending irom parents
% ehtldfen unto thQ third and fourth ggnsrntionp
indppdi Il seems t6 Be- the rod OF Him who aays VI
WI visit the iniquitlel Of the fathers upon their
ekiidroh.m
Its efiscts commence by deposition from the blooo
Of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, In the lungs
liver and internal Organs, ia termed tubercesi In
the glands, sBlngai and on the surface 2tionn
sores. Thia foul corruption, which aondeFa IN the
blood depreases the energies Of les 80 that acroiu-
ious constitutions not OnlY suffer from acrotuloub
complaints but they have lar less power 70 With
atand tne attacks Of other diseases; consequently
vast numbers perish BY disorders which, although
not acrQfulOua In their nature, are Btl rendered n
tai BY this taint IN the system. Most OF the con
sumption which dooimatea the human family has It's
origin directly In this scrufulqus contAmiuation,
and many destructive diseases Of the liver kidneys
brain, and indeed, Of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated b. the same oatso. . {.
One quarter Of all people are Hcrofuloua theif
persons are invaded by tha lurking injection, and
their health Is undermined BY IL, 80 cleanse 1t from
the system We muat renoEate tho blood oy an ateTa.
tive medicine and inEgorate it b. healthy food and
exercise. epph medicine we supply IN
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Fonr KrAnHrr, Mnrch IS.

FOnr KEAEEEr, Ahrch Is
Ths PONY Exnrcss. with San Francisco dates
N Zen ssh, passed hers athalf-past o'clock A.
5,,,, 4 ag,slathre adjourned over ffcla uae 2lst
IN fbe ajib The SESSIONS continue % be oecnpied
win discnssions of Union resolutions 30 ieg,
f,istlou hf ehy hnportance has been transaetea
fhe reconstructed Democratic party cauen
,o1nDosee OF Breckinridge and q portion OF p9ne-
lar DshoeFetl, met az Sacramento iast ftehlls'
Ia q reboFtod that majority Of bet1oetA1.i i s.
sii thef Repnbicans. are endeavcring % ih9soe
NIeTioigni IA withdraw from the contest Whes
Sn e1oft 10 elect some eompromise candidate VIII
Be raae
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- .. $, Marshal Northern District Of Ohio
MASTER COM MISSIONBR5S

M ASTER COM MISSIONER'S
lyA SALE.-Pursuant 20 the command Of a ID Plu
order Of sale issued from th Court Of Common Pleas
Tor ahoga county, uho,u pom the 5th day OF Erb-
rnry, 1861, in ectiOn therein pending " herein
Ezra Chappsl Is plaintiff, ana Henry a. y hltulani
susan Whitman, John 7. New ton, NJ X. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Com panyi are de-
fOndants shall, the 18th day of March, ioHl, At
two Ocock P. n at The door Of the Court House in
said county, expose for sale at public auctiuni the
following described hands and teneinents, % VIZ
Der seven % in the thirteenth range Of townships In
the COnnscticut Western Reserve, IN the Staie Oi
and is known by being city lots Nos. two hul.drsd
and i've (a05), tive hundred and six (25)i four hun
dred and sixty (f6o), seYsnty-hFe (73) snd twenty
seven ~, in Barber & Lords Subdivision IN ohio
City, now CleYalandi Do the more or less but
subject to ali legal highways"
Said several premises are appraised as foll0Ns:
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ELQUA-Lransactions are 20 limited extont,
aqN prizes genefllly With0ut important change
AarEet etii rules in favor Of buyers. Market clos
ing gist 4nSlnqed IN the sales 100 bbis Lynch
paf fsl Nll Ills LOT export &C prices within range.
stA5ei N2ll.42sla ior extra state f5,oO05O5 Tor
lupeflne e-tstns salool5i39 f1r conlrnon to extra
w. stetli - sllBpllE branda sEtra round
dooped Qniqi and 40 or tralis hraTlds d.
CANADIAN tlsql ll--AIlfksf ruisS hegvv.-
choice extra
RVk FLOUR Transactions only toe limited
extent at Sa3l $40 Qr conanicu 70 choice eupr inc
CORN RlEAls-Aarkcs dun and beavy nisios
are 30 bbis at S2sso for Jersey; $50 for Bfandy-
Wiu1.
-NHEAT-Market stin continues in favor Of
Puyeu With modsrate export dgnsnd. eRlpI are
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FROM KANsAs.

ATCHIsON, March Is.
The Relief COMMITTEES received to-day over
5000 bushels Of seed wheat, half Of It being pur-
chased BY the New York appropriation and the
other halt from Wisconsin. About an equal
amount had been preYi0uly received from various
sources One thousand bushels were shipped to-
day for LeaYenWorth, for distribution IN Leay-
anWorth and Douglas counties.
The demand for potatoes, for seed. Is very great
and there e scarcely any On hand. The supply
OfproFsi1ns On hand Is also small and the receipts
lately have been light, although the applications
an more numerous and pressing than ever.
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FROI QRoRGIA.

skvASNAH, March Is.
The Georgia State Convention has transferred
the forts, arsenals, arms and munitions Of war
TO The government Of the Southern Confederacy
An ordinances has also been passed appropria-
ting bali million dollars fol The support Of the
Government, and authorizing the Government
70 Issue per cent bonds for that amount
The report Of The seizure Of the Northern stock
in the Macon a W testern Railroad is denied
Ihs President Of the road, Isaac Scott Esq, saya
there q no loundation Tor the report. =.
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RIcHll0Nn CnNYRNrIoN.

RIoHNosD, March Is.
Mr Somersi speech was the abiest Of the ses
SION and pr0dnced profound effect The Union
ists consider his argument unansWerable-
There Is but liItle doubt that the Border State
Conference proposition will be adopted, but that
the peace propositions will be taken as q basis OF
adjustment e doubtful
some secessiOuBts admit the impOssibility Of
adopting an ordinance Of secession, buf say that
Virginia VIII Ultimately secede unless her de-
mauds are granted
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MARYLAND STATE oONFERaNCE.

The State Conference assembled again to-day !;
atteldance snail. Ihs Chairman ssid he UNDER
stood g., Hicks was still unWillinF te can A
Ccuventice, and it is evident the sentimeBss a
members we're somewhat modified
4 ia thought q committee viii b apr .oiufed n
confer VIII be Virgins Convention
Adjourned TIL 10 morrow.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsut0eToS, March IS.
The principal ofloers Of the steamer " ater
Witch AZ Philadelphia, detained for special ST,
vice, arc Lieut. Commanding bonekereotti ana
Lieutenants ! L. Davis, pushman ana EaslhAh'
and A. .. Roed Master, .,,, ~
The steam eloop- Of war PaWnee q sti4l on
Washington Navy Yard with her oshoers ana
supplies on board.
chinery OF the Pensacola, which VII NOT pe feNVy
fof sea for two oF three months
Marx II Cobb, Of PennsylvRnia, has been ap
pointed Disbutalng Clerk IN ne " ar Dep,Lti, Dep,li
menf. In place o. John Potts, who Is promoted
20 ihe Chief Clerkship
The Chariestnn Courier Of Monday says that
the subscEiptiais deriFed toward the e2tRllish.
ment of q steamship line between Liverpool and
Charleston have reached an amount enthorizlng
ne definite organization Of the company and tne
c0mmencement Of ihe work on contract
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MoRE ABOUT Fort sUMlKR.
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NY. CATTLE lIARKKT-MAROH Is.

BEEF-AetiVc and advanced 10. Receipt 3Ool
head. Qu0ted at e61SAc-
EHEEP-AdFaneed A@ato. Quoted At 5Hc.
SWEkE-Activea At 6G6Sc.
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NaHTGATInN OPEN.

HARIFoRD, MaFch IS.
Navigation Is resumed The river Is now free
Of Ice, and the steamers City Of Hartford anc
Grnuibs State are running regularly between
New York and Hartford, without detention.
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MARINE NRws.

BosroS, March 1s.
The bria Robert Wing, from Eunrye, Africa,
2lst ult Feporis that IN lsttude ss, long. 60 deg.
50 min., fell IN with the brig Joanna kroosteg
from New Castle for New York, and took of , er
efeW and brought them 70 this port,
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ge0Ht slptiFes. m
IRoFRRaI EsTATRRY 0R.

- NAAA VI LN4I4AAa AA-L n II d "OLe-
is5i at 10 o'clock A. ~, as thB de9r of The Court
House, in the City OF Cleveland, CuYahoaa COUNTY,
Ohio will b sold 70 the ghest bidder, the iolloW
ing described real gsfte a9 the prupery Ui W eIterl
RI, Lydia H., and Ellen =. Munro8i minors, - wit;
situate N tile toWnahip Of blookyn in said cou1-
q 81 CuyahoFa, and known q los No. and part q
lot No y in the map of the "UhGElll 2 ~ Tor arm
20 called and situate en- The northerly sine Of rank
ln street IN tbs City 81 Cisgslands In said county,
being lot No, and q fst % tha west giie pf lot No
will b made known on day 0f SALE
JAMES MUHROE,
Guardian of sad Minors.
nIsI1tafnnff Ia o
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from the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The Cephalic Pills are said to bea remarkably eff
tective remedy for the hradache, and Of the very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ev-
or been discovered.
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FR0AI nIONg ,omTRY.

MosraouERr, March u.
Nothing o. p &c interest was done to-day. A
recess y ~ expected, which viii certainly be
bfodGh5( sut during the week
ErE -ent Cobb sent 70 several State ConTen-
to- certified copies OF the permanent Constitu-
ca; IT is expected that Alabama will ratify Il
1Ir. Stephens. has Eons 70 Crawfo-dsviile.
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@taieines.
DIR. s w T's
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT

INFAIIIbLE IMMINENT,
THE
GREA TEXTER NAL r REAED ?,
FOR RHEUMATISM, G0UT, NEURALGIA, hUM
BARgQ, sTlFE NECK AM, JOINTS,
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE AND ALL
RHEUMATIC
AND
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TRO1r TRXAs.


BRAD0si March 8,
Arsngements are made for the Federal troops
to leave as soon IS transportation is provided
The Convention has passed an ordinance 70
continue the Custom House officers on duty until
suspended By the State Government or BY the
Provisional Government
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RnsrnN -.

BosroSi March le.
A1.e hi1za % day aIiafE1 e fhiTi readiug
the oil modifying the Personal- i ibelty- lsW.
which recently pht,ed tie Senate.
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HAEHislvhoH, March r.
There are 81 nominees in the House 70 III Cam
erouss seat IN the Senate. The principal are
David Wilmot, Thaddeus Stevens, Morton Nc
1fichaei, Richnrd VauE.
The Legislature has appointed Thursday for
the election Of Senators.
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0OMMER0fAL.
CLEvELAND mARKFT-lIARoH ls.

FL0UR-ouist and steady at quotations.
WHEAT=stsads. vita .alss soars red at 5 %,
and osrI do ct sl,os.
CORN-ssls, car at SIC.
OATs-ouist at ss@24c.
PORK-salss 70 bDls No. meszat SIs,.
EGGs-salss as lIo.
BUTTKR-ssiss ., lEiS Sssaus sor fair quality
to good.
sEEDs-salea Ftaptas At sl.7s, aud Clover at
sLzs.
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NEW YoRK, March Is
sp.olsl dispatsh g tle Commercial says that
gorv,in and Clay have both declin ID the missions
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CONGRESSIONAL
G4AN - A~AA-saAl
WASHINGTON, March Is.


sENATR.
Mr. Douglas offered a resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War for information as TO the forts
of the seeded States IL necessary TO reoeeupy
the same, what force will be necessary Tor that
purpose, &c,
Messrs Nilsson and Mason objected to the res
olutiOn.
Mr. lFessenden offered a resolution directing
the Secretary Of the Senate to strike from the
roll Of the Senate the names Of the Senators
from the seeding States who have declared they
are no longer members Of the Senate
The Senate went into Executive session, and
aftarWards adjourned.
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ny the use Of these Pills the periodic stacks Of
NerFous or Sick Headache may be prSventsdi and n
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness win be obtained
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
ache TO which Females are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivsness.
For Literary Men, students, Doliouts Fsnales. and
all persons Of sedentary hAblts thsy are valuable as
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
yigor to the digestive organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole uystsm
THE CEPHALIo PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having besn IN use many
years, daring which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys-
TEN, or frOm doransed stste ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
aud may be taken a. all times with perfect sasty,
without making any change Of diet end the absence
any daagreeabio taste renders It easy to admhis-
ter them 70 Children
WARE EoF COUNT FEITsI
e. The senu1ns have i've signatures Of Hunry c.
spal ding on ezeh Box.
Sa-sOI1 BY Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine
,bA R91 will be sent By mail, prepaid, on receipt O
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
HSAn orders should be addressed to
HENRY 0. sPALDING,
| IS Cedar Street, New York,
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FRRTGHT REDUCFION.

BUFEALo, March Is.
The New York Central Railroad Company, In
anticipation of the opening of the canals, have
reduced the rates Of freight on -four TO 90 cents
per barrel and on grain to 50 cents per 100 lbs,
from Buffalo 10 New York.
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CONPoUND RxTRACT OE sARsAPARnIA,

O0Afuuhb GAAhANt OF DAhHAfAhlLLAf
the most eIectuhl remedy which the medical skill
times devise for this everywhere PREVAILING
aud fatal malay. II is combined from the most &C
tive remediaa that have been discovered Tor the
the rescue Of the system IRON its destructive
quences. Hence Il should BE- employed for the cure
Of not only hcrQtula, but also those other aetonu
which arise from II, such as ERUPTTVn aa1 bElA
DISEASES, 81. ANTHONY's klRE, ROSE, or ERfsIPE.
Las, PIMFLEg, PUsTULEs, BLOTcHEs, BLAIRs, and
BOILs, 1UMORs, TRFTER and SALT RHUEM, scAiD
HAD, kIEGWORM, hHEUmATIsM, sTPHlLITlC and
ITy, and indeed, All COMPLAINTS ARISING THOn
Y1TIAfED Or lMPURE BLOOD. The popular belle "a
'impurity Of the blood" Is founded In truth. iol
uRr purpose aud virtue o. this SarHapars Is 10 pu-
rify and Fegenerate this vital huid, WitkOnt which
tutions.
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TO LET.
Omces and Dwellings.

THE CUYAHOGA co. BOARD
OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS viii meet for the
s5-srninafiou OF Teachers, on Saturday, March 3D.
al iO A. NJ at the Prospect Street School House. n
CieVsland and on each alternate Saturday thereai
fer until June 29th. They will also meet al the
sue hour and place on the second Saturday IN Julyi
a1-,-lt9t and September. By order Of the Board.
,sSs-li.ss0yT HORACE FORD, Clerk.
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DOADTAX NOTICE.-NOTICE
n, is hsreby given that the County C3u lalsslon,
= E,Va aatermfped that abe amount 70 be assessed
- Roed PurpOaes for the year 1851, 10 the several
tesvnships to Re one-fouTlh Of one mil On We aol
lar valuation, and that said taA nay " " ~ 49,
Tisors o the several Districts, At the r4ie ei one
N''ANA - 0'' County Auditor.
County Auditors once, Cleveland March s'Hsa9'