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, 3 In the Court o. Common Pleas,
- CuyahOga County.
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WASTER COMMISSIONERS

1Il 6ALE.-PurEuantt to an ord T OF sale issued 10
ms from the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyahOga
county, Ohio, in action therein pending, wherein
Thomas UalloW is plaintiff, and John Herdman, Ma
ry Herdman, William Stacy and Cynthia NJ. stacy,
defendants, shall, on the 18th day Of January,
ls6l, at o'clock p. M., at the door Of the Couct
House, in said COunfy, pose for sale at public
tion the following descrit ed lands and tenemeuts,
to wit
Situate in the City Of Cleveland county OF Cuya-
hOga, and State OF Ohio, known as sub lot number
eightynine sg) in s. s. stones subdivision Of part
Of original lot fifty o., Brooklyn township be the
same more or less, but suhjsct 10 ali legal highways
Appraised value SsOO. J. s. GRAhNlS5
D. II Jones. EsQ Master OOmm'r.
ma 10 Uaea-a
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HENRY WINTER DAVIS TENDER
ED A CABINET 4 OFFICEs

NV Wy VaU' II
The Tribune states as fact that Mr.. Lin
coin has rendered Henry Winter Davis, Of
Baltimore, q seat in his Cabinet.
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GOV. HICKs sUsTAINED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
The Times correspondent says-It is understood
that the reason why the afiliating secessiOnists
convention here took no vote was because q ma
jOrity Of the delegates sustained GOV. Hicks.
NEW YORK, Jan. II.
The steamship GlasgoW. from Liverpool has ar
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nrORFANF MoyEMENT ~ s. LO.Is
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CABINET APPOINTmENT.

Gen. Dix was to-day nominated and unan-
imously confirmed as Secretary Of the Treas
urr. The Cabinet is now unit
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PRICE

Case Of 20 vias eOmplets, n morocco, and Book, 90
Caso Of 90 vias, and Book, plain, ,-...-.-.......
Case Of IS numbered boxes, and Book, ...-.......
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Single numbered boxes, WtA directions, s. Ca
Engie lettered boxes, with dlTeoaons. % ca.
Large case with 2 oE. vislA for planters and phy-
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2eaal Notifes.
MASFEFS S4LF

IN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
u Ia Z order issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuYahoga county, Ohio, in which asa Cady
10 plaintiff and Pearson H; BOnham e. al danfsnd-
ants, o. me directed shall expose for sale al the
door Of the Court Heuges In The City Of Cloyeland
tn said county, the 18th day Of January 1851 az
oeloek p NJ Of said day the undivided fourth part
Of she following described lands and trnementa
situate In the township Of East Cleveland which Is
also IN tho county Of Cuyah0ga, and state Of Ohio
and d known a. being the south end of lot No. 49,
and Is bounded as follows. beginning at stone on
the aouth-Ees corner ofsad l0t theucs north S3lo
east on the old liLs 81 chains 45 links 70 the south
east corner Of said lot 70 . stone; thenee north -
west chains % 1tones thence north s235l west s
chains aud % links on the north bank Of the creek
thence south Ibo west chains; thence north 5lfo
Weet cnalns thence south e1 West chains; thence
nOrtn 5i5a west - chains; thence south 5369 west
chains % stone on the west line Of said lott thence
aouth "a vest chains to the place Of beginning
containing In all l04 acres more or less Appraised
~ fl9l WM. Y. TOUSLEh,
r. W bingham, Mater CoumissiOnsl.
Plm Atty. deci3.5s
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pR. r. J-LYONS-

DR. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST
Il NOWN ALL OVER THF
| lA the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR.
viii Be At his Office, No. 22 Superior street. Ceva
land, Ohio Opposite the Post Ofioe, two doors eas
Of Holman Block on the following dates Of eacl
and every month, viz:
1s5 I'd 1lth l2th I3tb l4th and 3Oth
B-A PAMPHLET,uz
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Life, study,
and extensive Travels, has iust been issued bF him,
which Be obtained at his ONCE BY all who desire
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
Toledo Merchants Hotel, formerly Collins HOuse
each month, 2ifh, 18th and 18Th
kayenna--COllIus House. euch month Sd and 9Th.
Akron-ErnI lrs House. each month, 5th and 9TH.
Painesyille- CUWles House, each month, 18th
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each month, and 10
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 10th and 18th. -
BelleVue-Bellsvue House each month a5ifb 4 1Isf <
NorWalk-Amerlcan House, each month, ISaud a
Adrian ch.--Each month, 22d and I'd.
-Manafeld-27th and 25th.
DR.. LYONS prOfesses 70 discern diseases hv fbs
Bye. he, therefore, asks questiOns nor re- 1rrs9
the patients 70 relate any Of their symptoms tiomr
2ne and all, and have your symptoms and toe lOca.
uon Of your disease explained. ree Of charge.
MAXIM sTKlOTLI ADHRRED To.
give such balm as have no STRIFE
Win nature OF the laws Of life
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men 20 ease their pain
=. P.S.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and hons
or that he viii in nOWise directly and Indirectly ia.
duce any invalid 70 take his medicine trih
* Consultation and advice free Of charga -
we noor WI ,. liverellv ~1nsidrred d-cS
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PRIVATE Disc gSSE g
With all bad effects arising thsrsirom. ileludius
nElILIlE nn NEHEor-. -nnn---n -

VIII All DAD efects arising theretr0m, tlcUfliEs
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATION-
BE has succeeded in curing cases in this CITY, some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
8elstyled physicians, who profess to treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle of benefit.
DR.. Gibson does not boast that he is a member Ct
some tQLle8e m LONDON or f1f185 as perhaps gone
others do for the purpose Ofensuaring the innocent
anu who hold ont great expectations never to be
allied. Bnt what Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of il
this that he is able to give entire sstisfrfior r.
those who repOse confidence in his ability and fnfer
rty, aud that be has perfected American system
don or Paris, or any patent medicine equal for the
radical cure Of seminal Weakness and all diseases OF
arrangements, both mental and physical, arisine
from sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his nerr treatment fh-
tollOWing advantages All others ret discovered.
and first the agents used are in no speet disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug: Secondly
restrictions in diet business is required Third
ny Treatment li positive and certain IN "a cases
de h!ands prepared % go into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point of prompf-
ness pernnaneney, m1dness safety and convenience
to tho patient. aU
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted az
other mOfes Of treatment Reference can be given to
individuals Of the hrst respectabiity in Cleveland
BOSTON, New 1ofkf and other cities in regard &C
skill and integrity in all professional transaCtions
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and al chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
Ha9- Medicine sent to any part Of the country q
receipt Of ten dollars.
DT. GIBsON7s New Work on Physiology for sale
at his Ofice.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPatty and Medicine,
So Office No. III Ontario street, up stairs. few
Ofioe hours from to y and from to to O'clock
unlly, tntill lfs fHcapte1. auFq
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Last Niqhts's Report.

TIEE LOUISIANA FORTS AND BATON
ROUGE ARSENAL SEIZED BY
THE TRAITORS
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All of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL & BROTH ER, Druggists,
RIO S. W. cor Ontario 81. & Public Square.
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GEN. DIX CONFIRMED AS SECRET AIRY Il
TREASURY
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MA5IER5S SALE.-PURsUANT

IAIH AL En- . = u Il E.--L UfhS OANI
lE to the command Of a decretal order Of sale, is
sued IRON the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyahrga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of James j. heWman plain
td, against Susan L. Smalley defendant, to me di-
ngted, shall OOr for sale, az public auction, At the
door Of the Court House. in the city Of Gland, in
said county the 18th day Of January, Soi, at two
o'clock r.. NJ, the following described premise,
ntmely, lot Of land situated in the township Of
Brooklyn. (nOW Cleveland, " est siue,) being No.
in the thirteenth (l3th) range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the state Of Ohio
and which also in the comfy Of Guy 2hogas and Is
in the city Of CeveBnd and is known part OF sub
lot No. three hundred and three (305 iu Benedict
Roots allotment of part OF original lots Nos 4S and
49 and IS bounded as follows, namely; nOrthery b.
sub-lOt No. 3Ol. easterly by alley westerly by
Birch street; and southerly By line drawn from
the easterly line Of Birch street and 3 feet sOuthery
from the northeast corner OF said sub lot No. a3,
and parallel with the north line Of said sub lot SO,
eastery IS feet; thence at right angles with this line
south two (2 feet; thence easteFly and at right
giles with the last line six (65 feet thence nOrthery
right angles with this last line % feet thence
easterly right angles with this last line and par
ael with the north line OF said sub lot No. 3 to said
alley, be the more less, but subject all
legal highways. Appraised Talus-FOur Hundred
Dollars, (S4lO,l -
WILLIAM K. SHERWIN.
mHHa.H ~
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The State Of New York Teudsrs Her Aid
90 the President,
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LA Oh the 9th day of NOvember, 1869 the Probate
Court OF CuyahOga county, ohio, declared the estate
Of Silas A. hathaway deceased to be probably insol
vent. Creditors therefore required to present
their claims against said estate to the undersigned
Tor allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled pay
ment BENJAMIN LAMSON,
dec24.3T7 Admir- of said estate
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

UUKDAGE.
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Tarred Rope. II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese.-Sb Ala As
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N4ST = m ~ d5MMTSSTONF

~
directed issued from Lha Court Of common Please Of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio the 10th day Of December,
lshO, In an action therein pendtngi wherein " nam
Hunter is plaintiff, and James Ross, Esther NJ Ross
and others are defendants, SHALL on the 2itl DAY
January, 1851, at clock p NJ expose for sale at
public auction the door Of the Court House, in the
City OF cleveland, in said county, the several pieces
and parcels Of land described a. follows, 10 wit
st Being part OF lot 3, in the oTi ginal allotment
OF the village Of Cleveland. IN Cuyahoga county In
the State Of Ohio, bounded follows Beginning It
point the west line Of Bank street in said city
thirteen (3) iods north Of the north line Of st Clair
street; thence westerly at right angles with Ban
street 10 the west line ofsaid lot No. % thence north
erly and parallel with Bank street six sX 6 feet;
thence easterly at right angles with Bank sire u
line Of Bank street siXtysiX ( feet TO the place II
beginning" Appraised at 80.
-. known part Of lot No. tWeu tyseven "a in
Cleveland Cuy yahoga county, hio and being thirty
three (3 feet front the sOathery side Of johnson
street. and nine 90 rods deep Of equal width and
bounded ~ follows. commencing on the west lie Of
land owned b. Joel Scranton, Nov I'd, ls; running
thence southerly nine % rods thence westerly par
allel with Johnson street thirty-three (33) ieet;
thence northerly to the s0uthsrly line Of johnson
street nine " rods; thence eastery along said Ohm
son street 70 the place Of beginning" Appraised
value $4,000.
sd "KnoWn as part Of ten acre lot fty-six C55) in
Cleveland, Cuyah0ga county, Ohio decided BY Joseph
Lyman to John B. Waring, October 22d, 1851; and ls
bounded and described as tollOHs 10 wit beginning
at point on Prospect street. north side, Prospect
street Is now Widened. and being the southwest
Of said lot and the northeast corner OF Prospect
and Perry streets; running thence northerly along
the east line Of Perry street one hundred and iory-
i've (l45l feet; thence eastery line parallel with
the north line Of Prospect street seventy ieet and
ten (75-l0) inches; thence southery on line para
lei with east lin OF Perry street hundred and
forty-Vs 4oJ feet; thence westerly along the north
line of Prospect street . feet and ten inches TO the
place Of beginning, being the same land decided TO
James Ross by o. N. rkeels aud vile, recOr ed in
vol S 81 GuyahOga Records, g1gs s ~ RAPSPssd at
J. N. Jones, Pitts ATTY. Master Com'r.
tOvey, H. h. Little's Atty. dec ls50;3i9
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Borp.-on Friday March % at his residence No 4
Lewis street, Mr. NarHAaiu :. BoYD, aged 90 years.
1be relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon,
stanton street near Norfolk HIS remains viii be taken
TO Cypress Hill cemetery for nterment.
BWDcEr-h Bergen, N j., Monday, March is, MARY
BaiDcET, late OF Lergen county, Ireland
BssToS-in Brooklyn on Thursday, March II CHELSEA
@ BrSToS. eyed 80 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
O'Clock from the residence Of his brother b. T. Benton
corner Hanson andlkort Green place, Brooklyn.
BRYAN Harlem, on Thursday, March 81 Tnowas
BsHASl Fed native OF London England, in the 74th
year 81 his age
tend the funeral at ST. Andrews Episcopal church. 18th
street, near Fourth avenue, Tuesday afternoon four
O'Clock precisely without further notice.
kngIish and West India papers please copy.
ChrwktL-On saturday morning March 90 MARTHA
Esros, youngest child Of John and Martha A. CALDWELL
aged IL months and IL Gays
Fubers services Will take place at the residence Of the
parents, franklin avenue. fourth door north Of Putnam
avenue this Sunday afternoon at half past -four o'clock
The riebds e the fpmily respectfully invited 70
tesd without further iovi,s,ion.
Crrasro In Newak, \. j., at the residence Of her
father, No richeuors lane FRIDAY, March 20, Ma
TpA CATr.sso, daughter OF Mr.. Joseph Juriot the
22d year OF her age.
sARaa IocKwoop, wife Of Frederick "A Cushman and
daughter OF Charles G. sommers ID. D., Of this city.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu
neral, ON Monday afternoon, at three o'clock from the
residence Of her father, No. II 81 Marks place.
DolAs -PsrucK, eldest Of Peter aud Cecilia Doan
aged 20 years.
The friends Of the family ere respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his paents residence 1850 West
thirty ninth street, without further notice this sunday
Afternoon, at two O'Clock. HIS remains viii be taken 10
Calvary Cunetry for inserment
DrstSxy.-on Fray, March 20, yoas Dxmrsgy, a ma
tive Of the parish OF Knbeggan county westmeath ire
land, aged 20 years. -
The relatives and friends OF the family ore respectfully
invited 70 attend the tunersf sn Monday afternoon at
two o'clock, from bis late residence 55s Third avenue
DosNEtr-On Friday evening. March az, at o'clock,
after three mouths sickness, NARY Dossyr, aged AZ
years
Her friends win y ease meet al III EAs, Sixteenth
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AIRASr, March %, 1851.
The bill limiting the tenure Of officers in the volunteer
militia to seven years passed the Senate today22 yeas
TO nays. General Sanford present and fet much
chagrned at Its passage. othelos occupation gone
To those who familiar with the prospective new
law, we publish it in full for their information
l. Taat from and after the passing Of this act the
election or appointment Of all commissioned officers in
the militia under the constitution and laws OF this State
shs be for the Of years except however as
mandern chief and eli commissioned ttad officers Of di-
visions, brigades and regiments whose term Of Office
now provced by Law shall not be affected hereby; and
no comm issoned officer be removed from Office during
such term unless oy the Senate, the recommendation
OF the Governor stating the grounds which such
mova recommended, or by the decision Of court mar
tiai pursuant TO law.
PEG. Q The commission oe each and every officer now
In ofce-except the commssary general and all STAFF
officers named In the preceding seconshall cease and
expire In the manner foiiowing-Ai such commissions
bearing date SEVEN years shall immec lately
such COMMISSIONS sha cease and expire al the expiration
OF the term CT Pcven years frem their respective dates
And all vacancies so created shall be flied by election
appointment pursuant to title 2 chapter 398, laws Of
1884 and the present officers beng thus relieved Of
their military charge other than such may be re-
chosen, AMI who tha thcreupon the same shall
become supcrnumerary officers In or the 70 election
appointment Of relieved officer, or any officer
whose term Of office shall have expired AZ provided In the
preceding section they shall be entitled rank
from date under their former commission but
commission shall hereafter be granted 10 any person
who shall have attained the age Of sixty years.
Sec. All relieved officers rendered supernumerary by
the provisions OF this act shall be entitled to all the
privileges conferred by any preceding Law except COM
mand) and shall be exempt from the performance Of any
military duty, except In OF and Instruction
provided they sha within one year after being render
supernumeary, have reported themselves TO the adu
tant general SUCH provided however, that officer
rendered supernumeary shall be entitled to vote at any
election held for the choice Of officers or serve as mem
Der OF any court martial
Sec T. All laws inconsistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec g. This act shall take effect Immediately.
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fOSEN, MarCn o, 1901.
Prince Gortschakof has appointed delegation OF
-four citizens Of Warsaw, eight Of whom alternately
TO ait at the Town Hall for the purpose of arranging for
the maintenance Of public order. This appointment had
produced satisfactory impression and II Is hoped that
order wnl not be again disturbed The revolutionary
party is small the people being convinced that any
rising not supported by foreign Intervention would have
result The garrison Of Warsaw is being increased by
other troops.
WARSAW, March 7, 1861.
The address to the Emperor bears 90 signatures
PosES, March 7, 1861.
Advices from St. Petersburg state that brother Of the
Emperor will shortly leave for this city.
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Z BERLIN, March o. 1861.
The De1ische Zit,no gays the address OF the Poles
the Gar bears 20 900 signaiurce IL Is said win be
presented by Prince Go,tschakon In person IL be-
teved that the policy OF the in regard the
fgsnzaIon Of the nationality with undergo complete
change Pruce Gorscbsko Is fully convinced that the
voice of circumstances necessiates such change The
Znq publishes leading article stating that France and
Russia have either TO- the point Of coming
TO- agreement In reference the Oriental dueEton aud
that such agreement adits the suppostion Of
Outstanding relative TO the Polish question The article
concludes that the yielding of Russia to Poland must
not therefore, be considered symptom Of weakness
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HavaSs-seamshp Bienyille Capt B A Gardner, Mr. Di-
gsrt, y Hardin Miss Thompson, Mulcr John Gooddy,
sapt Kelly penmsn, lazy and SON { stanton, Miss
man fiss smith Mrs John stroud, Jr; stanton and
ns,er Issis, Mrs Isltcys Ne. and LADY, Mr. Dimcn
hoeers Miss Patten, Mr. Bloodgood, Mr. kico. Mr.
TAYLOR and LADY, Mr. Blackwell, Badrai, Andrade
Murphy, Stewart Fegueroa Thos Crippen and lady
Wm Bi beck, J Pesant, Mr. field lady Barba
rosa Gover, Mr. Ghappel and son, fooss BarAit X
Iuvai Casanova, Knight, Ty Tooey Mr. Coote
Mr. higeoio Mr. Feasdon. M samos Mr. wyland, Mr. Gas
wtines. wife and four children; Ntrcn, Dugsn,
syve,ter Nile Zanfre,,a, hiegist Fsiegrs > stick
wife Big ssbesen and WIFE Mr. Rider Pierre Monort
LADY, Mr. Larslde Capt DeIamp Mrs Carn, Jno Anderson
Internationally Teutona-P II A wilcke Kinn
gunde wicke, EUR Megede Isabella Megede Otto 81
mons, Capt Peel
CaARIEsToN- Steamship James Adger-Mrs Cohou. Car
1horfck, John Sands Cock ran. Shodman Alex
Anderson. Davis, John A Fields " Il 1hayer, Rev
Adams, John bimmons-ands in the steerase.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Alabsma-Mrs Yale, Miss Mathews
and seIvsnt, James Perc Douglass sloane 4 stuart
VIE and two chdren William, Jro Poe. L 8 Ssixes
and wife, Mrs Goroon, NJ stoddmd, Jos werthemer, II
Helnger Lyman, fno Strnen, X Hhfteey, v Juchs,
q SHINES, W Inges, wruford W q Finney, q Hal.
ton, and others.
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
M GEORGE A. FOWLER, OF GUILFORD
Writes under date Of June ~ 1900
Permit me TO say 10 that
MRa wIRsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has an unpecedenud sale with since my
This the first time in thirty years drug business,
that ! haze endorsed . medicine for INTRINSIC GOOD
never before this. wrote . recommendation any pa
tfnt medcne Il hnow not what lis composition ~ but
believe y perfectly harmless and Aafe know Eves the
and on,ssaas ,,S 70 parents sna nurss nes
Yours respectfully,
GRO A. FOWLER
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Non-Arrfval or the Boh emian.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 23--Noon.
The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool on the eth,
via Queenstown the sh inst has been signal zed
up TO the present time The dates are anticipated
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q,
The Monteur of this morning that the Duke
Tascher de la Pagere and General Monauban have been
, appointed Senator's.
The Moaiteur also contains DEGREES appointing several
Vice Admiras Rear Admirais and other high function
aries.
The Monitetr Of the 9th inst, that the in
teres ON Treasury Bills has been raised az and Az
cent according to the length Of time they have 70
run.
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uYATT's LIFE BALsAM.

knSuasrlss IN us MOST PAINFUL FORMS; Also, scso.
fuLA. sALrRHEUM, rfMrLKs, BLosCHks OLD
ulcers fever the Of the bio
mercurs complaints debility, liver and Kidneys incpient
consumption, de-, are most certainly cured oy this scea
purifier
HYATTS LTYR BALSAM has cured thousands Of q
these and similar diseases and will most Certainly
hich be reached by medicine taken In accordance
with the directions.
HYATT's LIFE BAIsAn cured Mr. b. Rice No. 70 Grove
street. and No. n Clinton Market OF inammatory
tim and eout after be bad been crippled fof years
UyATIss LIE BAf.SAM cured Mr. X. Il. Holly docH-
master No. III Madison street. Of terrific ulcer after be
had been the broadway Hospital ak months and then
thought 10 BE- incurabe.
HYArT's LIrE BALsAM cured Mrs. @. Gore Third
and Fifty frst street. OF scrofula kings evil me
had destroyed the flesh from the until the wind
pipe exposed II cured Mrs Gore also OF dyspepeiA
DYA1T'S LIFE BAJsAM cured ia AIdermen& Kei~x
Thirteenth ward, Eastern District brooklyn Of rheumaus
Piled for months
PRrrcYAL Drror, No. TAG aaASp STREET
rs