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Last Nights Report.
LOUIsIANA CONVENTION.


BAToH ROUoE, Jan. "a.
The Committee Of 10 reported to the
Convention today the ordinance Of seces-
sion, which will probably pass tomorrow
(FTidsy) The ordinance declares that all
laws and ordinances BY which louisiana
became q member Of the Federal Union are
repealed, and that the Union nov existing
between Louisisna and other States under
the name Of the United States Of America,
is hereby dissolved It also declares the
resumption by the State Of al rights and
powers heretofore delegated to the Federal
Government, absolving her citizens from
allegiance 70 said Government, and that the
State is in full possession Of all the rights
Of sovereignty which appeTtain to free
and independent State. Il further declares
that all rights acquired and vested under
the Constitution Of the United States, or by
any act Of Congress, or by treaty, or under
the laws Of the State, not incompatible with
this ordinance, shall remain in force and
have the same effect as if this ordinance
had not passed.
A resolution was reported to the ConVen-
ton in the form Of an ordinance, recOgniE-
ing the right Of the free navigation Of the
Mississippi river and its tributaries by all
friendly States bordering thereon, and the
right Of ingress and egress through the
mouth Of the Mississippi by all friendly
States, and declaring willingness to en-
ter into stipulations 10 guarantee the exer-
else Of such rights.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIRAx, Jan. -.
The Niagara spoke to the Canada and another
steamer, supposed % be the City Of Manchester
outward bound.
night.
The Bee Hive mills at Manchester, owned By
Mr.. Lamb, have been destroyed By 1fe. Loss
SlOo goo.
All the important Chinese ports have been
opened TO trade
There Is no confirmation Of the reported loss
of gunbosts attached TO the allied heet In the
Chinese waters
Itwas reported that Spain is about to occupy
the principal fOrtresses In Morocco, in conse-
uuence Of the non -fulfllment Of the treaty
The London Times city article of yesterday
says that the demand for money was moderate
LONDoM, I2th.-The bullion In the Bank of
England has decreased s5TT000, and the decrease
In the Bank Of France 200 900 franos
The money market is generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, 12.-Messrs. r.. & s. quote -four dull
at 6dHlecline; sales at l96S2s.
Wheat dull ct 2G6d decline; sales at lls5d9
1Ss for red, and 12salss6d for white.
Corn dull at Cd deoline sales At S5s6d for yellow
and Sos64Os for white.
Proyisions-Beef heavy, and all qualities lower.
The quotations are 4o6D50s.
Sugar heavy and Is lower.
Coffee quiet.
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@FaiEiuEs.
HrAH WHAT rHE PBoPLR sAY.

The underagued having used PIofegor HUN
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REhEDIEs
IA aur families with The mOst safaiaetofy relus, and
having fsil confidence 10 thsf genuinsnell, puriy,
snd sfHeaoF, ehesrfuliy recommend them % ~ per
sIns who uish 70 have safe, reliable; and encaeoua
rsnledIea Al hand Tor private or domestic use
The Rev Wm. Hosmer, editor Of The hertnefn
rndepenJent." Auburn, N Y the Rev. e. a. Ores
ssy b D. Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auburn, n. 7.
uie Rev B. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn STATE
Prison; the Rev. Spencer g. Rice, Rector, heE-B@s-
ford, Mas The Rev. Allen Steele Nss-for' on
ference he Rev samuel Nichols, EastGeneaee Con-
fersnoe n =. The Rev. P. s. Pralt, Dorset VI the
Rev John z RDble, Buialoi A. G. HaTi, Eaq., Utica,
n 2 the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne he Bon.
eohuyer Culfax South Bead, Ind. the Hon. George
Humphreya, n T. Henry D. Cook, Esq., hdltor Of
the "Ohlo State journal, Columbus, Ohio ihe Hon
R. Il. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon Thomas J,
Chase, Monticello, Ela- The Hon. Joseph 5ensdict
Pond ESQ.,, ttes, \. T.; james Punke't Lsq,' hNah-
vile, Tenn
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CALIFnRNIANRWs

NEW YORK, Jan. q.
The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall, with the
California mails Of the Ist Inst, arrived at this
900 in specie.
The Ariel left Aspinwau on the 18th Inst.
Adviees from the Mexican coast say that Gen.
Wool is q fugitive.
Miramon' s army was at Santa Bias.
Gov Weller, the United States Minister 70
Mexico, had arrived at Acapulco, where General
Alvarez had rendered him an escort to the City
Of Mexico.
The war operations in New Granada continued
TO be unfAvOrable to the Government A decisive
battle was expected 10 occur soon on the Plains
Of BogOta-
A forced Government loan is causing much ex-
citement al AspinWall and Panama.
An attempt was 10 be made to levy an import
duty on articles for railroad officials.
Advices from Valparaiso are at hand 70 Dec,
I7th and from Lima 70 the 18Th. The market at
Valparaiso was well stocked.
Business dull
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yrhEHINGroN NEWs.

WArAAANAOAI eNAs 80
The matter between Representatives Rust
and Dunn is in the hands Of their friends,
and Il is not expected that any hostile
meeting will grow out Of Il.
Mr.. Collars amendment 70 tie Post OF
Zoe bin FOR q daily overland msil, proposes
that Il shall start from the Western frOntisr
Of the Missouri, accessible By Railroad from
the East and go through PlAoerville' in
stead Of from St. Louis 70 San Francisco,
letters and newspapers IN twenty, and
magazines and documents in thirty days /
but those may be sent BY che Contractor ey
steamer, al his discretion. he showed n
bic remarks that e would involve only
$500, 900 expense per annum over the pres
snt system, being the cheapest daily plan
etsr YET proposed. His amendment ia sGll
pending In The House,
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puom OALTPORNTA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. y.
The Legislature met Al Sacramento on the
7th.
Don Poblo de Ia Guena, native Califor-
nian, Of fine attachments, Was chosen Pres
ident Of the Senate. He is Douglas DEM
oorat and was elected without g caucus
nomination, receiving material support from
the Republicans the entire Breokinridge
vote, and but four Douglas votes This in
dloates q disorganizatioH Of the Douglas
party.
The Assembly had not yet elected q
Speaker
Gov. Denver and Mr.. MeDOugal are re-
gArded as the leading candidates for the
United States Senate.
The Pony Express with dates from Fort
Kearney to the 24tb ult, hsd arrived.
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COM ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND DIARKRT-JAN. 25.

FLOUR-steady Small sales choice red double
extra at S5.25, and 50 bbls saperhns at $3.50 Sale
Of SEQ bs Buckwheat at s2,25 p cwt.
WHEAT-sales Of 2 cars rcd at sl,O9, and car
white at Sl,ls.
CORN-sals of car at ssc on track
OATS-ouist at 25c.
HTGHWINEs-sal Of % bbls at lsc.
HOGs-Firm and active. Sales range as high as
&, ,l5 for choice heavy.
BUTTER-sales Of bbls fair roll at lie; kegs
common at &c, and small choice lot dairy at l4c.
EGGS-ouist, with sales at Ice.
CHEEsR-saIs Of 200 hs choice dairy at &c.
sERDs-saIss Of 50 bushels Clover at s4,25.
HAHIs-Sales Of 500 rs At 9se.
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From Boston.

An order was offered in the House, granting
the use OF the Representative Hall to the Anti
Slavery Society A warm debate ensued Lost.
bill was introduced, empowering the Gov
ernor 20 place the military under orders Of the
Sheriff Of any county, on application Of twelve
citizens, for the suppression Of any mob, and TO
protect free speech. Referred TO judiciary Com
mittee.
Wendell Phillips, steller Martin. P. W hig
ginson. and other negroes and Abolitionists, ap-
peared before the Special Legislative Committee
on the Personal Liberty Bill 10 day, and remon-
be repealed
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FnOrT WASHINGTON.

WAsHnoToN, Jan. Is.
The Committee on MILITARY Affairs have
prepared q bill for the benefit Of the col
diers 81 Fort Sumter. Il appropriates
eleven hundred and hfty dollars to indem-
nifty them for loss Of musical instruments,
clothing and furniture in precipitately
leaving Fort Moultris, and such remunera-
tion is recommended BY ell officers Of the
former post
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LOUIsIANA CONVENTION.

BAToH RoBeEi Jan. -.
The Committee OF 10 have reported an ordi
nance Of secession and resolutions regarding the
navigation Of the Mississippi river, both ordered
to be printed.
The Committee aSked for q pOstponement Of
discussion until u O'Clock tomorrow.
Several substitutes were offered for 3 settle
ment Of the present difficulties, which were or
dered to be printed.
The Commissioners from South Carolina and
Alabama were welcomed to seats in the Congen-
ton.
An invitation from the Mayor for the Couven-
tfon to meet in New Orleans was laid over.
A resolution Of thanks to the Governor, for his
prompt action In seIEing the Folts was passed.
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PENNsYLEANIA T.EeIsLATURE.

Mr.. Randall offered in the House a resolution
Ior iss ,,s,so ne =. t 81.
10 attend q national convention at Washington
IN accordance with the recommendation OF the
LEGISLATURE Of Virginia. The resolution he'
over.
M Harris submitted joint resolution, which
,vos sdopted, inviting Hon. Abraham Lincoln
Prss;denf elect, TO visit Harrisburg his way tc
WashingtOn.
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IIsr ng spEcIYIo REMEDIEs

No.1-Fur Fever, Congestion and Inflammation
No. R-POT Worm Fever, Worn Cole, Ws1ans ns
No. s-For Cole. Crying, Toeehins, and Waksfub
No. y G@For Diarrhsa, Cholera Infantum, and Sun
No. STFo1 Cole, shpInsu, Dysenssry, or Bloody
M. 6-For Cholera, Cholera Morbu, Vomiting
No. T-Por Coughs, Colds, Inauenza, and Bore
Throat
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fullnea
~, io,-DTsPEpsIA PILIs-Por Weat ana Dersngst
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No H-Pok FEaALE IRREGuIA RITiEs, boantyi pam
ful, or Suppressed Periods -. 49, -,
No. y --FoF Lsucorrhea. Proiuse hsnseas ans
Bearing DoEn OF femAleS-
No IS -For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad BreaiHns-
No lA-SALT RHEUE PulS-kor Efysipeiaai HiuP
lions, Pimpes on the RAee
or Soreness IN the Chest, Back, Lons, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Agne, Chin Fever, DImp Agus'
P-PoT pies. Blind or Bleeding, Internal or tx
U.-Por sore, Weak, or Inhamed Eyes and Eysid5;
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, eitnef
with obstruction or proiuse dachafse
". C.-For WhooIing Cough, abstlng is Holsnes
and shortening It's course
encs act Ike . charm. The entire dlssaSs b oEen
arrested q once, and 10 Al cases the violence Of ne
attack Il moderated he disease Shortened and rem
dered len dA1gefouN
Coughs End coldl, Which are Of such frequent 90
euFTence, and which 90 0ften lay the foundation Of
dilsa1ed lnn1 bronchitis, And consumption nay AZ
Be q Oocs cured 5y the Fever and Cough PlA
In an chronic diseases, Euch e DyIpepsiA, Veal
Stomach, Constipation, 1VeE Complaints Piles, 70
male Debility, and Irregularities, old HoOdache1,
Sore OF Veal Eyes, CataTTh, Salt Rhe1m, and other
old eTuptons The case has specifics who's proper hp
plcaaon viii a6oFd Z cure n slmes. sVeTy nstsnce
ohn Ne ouro Of = dngis chronic dl1cuity1 gueh -
DyWepdA, Pnee o. Catanh, Hsaasehs o. Female
WoameS8, has more than paid for he case Ten tmal
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rrnRTnA NEWS

fEllACoLAl fIa.i IAN. ..
The volunteers sre engaged in mounting and
orrgnriur their cannon. Carpenters are making
-caIinq- ladders, and the utmost hustle prevails.
me United States steamer Wyandotte Is an
.borsd westward of Fort Pickens, under the guns
OF the f6it for Che purpose II is supposed 10 as
sist Lieut.. Simmer.
AWpiiots have been notified that they may
bor, n the vessels carry flag Of truce
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ALSO sPEOIFToa

FoR AsFz1IA On PHfHso. Oppressed, Dihlerli,
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and ExPec-
toFation Price, 80 cents per box
Fon EAA DIs0RARcE5 AND DHAYEEs8.-DiScharges
from ths Ear ths result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles or
MsreuriGla For Noises IN the Head, Hardness %
Hearing, and Ringing IN the Ears, and Esr-sel,e-
Price 20 eents per box.
Poi isoaoEUlL--Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
dursted Tonss swelllngs and Old Ulcers, scTofnious
Cachexy Of Children Price, 90 cents per box
Rol GuuAL DKBMITT. - Physical or Nervous
Weaknea Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, 90
sents per boz.
FoR DRoPsY.--F1uId Accommodations, Tumid Swell
lngs with scanty seeretiOns Price, 90 cents per box
Foa SRA -Dsatllly Sickness, Vertigo, Mao
So Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box
Fo6 UzmARI DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Dimcult Painful Urinatlon, Diseases Of The Eid
nsyl. Price, 50 cents per box
FoR GE1EuAL EafIsslOas s-Involuntary Dtgcharga
and Consequent Prosiraton and Debility, Bad Re
sulal Of Evf Hablts The most successful and EN-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon a. n
cura Price, with full directions 81 per box
Persons who Wish 70 place themselves under me
professional care, or 70 seek sdvice Of Prof HuH-
PnETs, can do so, at bis ONCE, $50 Broadway daily
from AN. 70 Pm, or By letter.
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WAsHTEaTON, Jan. Is.

Mr.. Bigler presented petitions in favor
Of the passage Of the Crittenden resOlu-
tions.
Mr.. Polk presented petitions Of the same
character signed BY several thousand per.
sons
The Senate proceeded to the considers
tion Of private bills.
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DOYVEAUL LAFECTEUR'S Ron,
I'D authorized and adopted BY the Medical Fecul-
q o. France, and supplied to the French Navy Tbs
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver OIL, extracts
Sarsaparila, Iodine and Mercury. Il is recommend
ed and used IL the hospitals Of France for fettcrH,
Ahsces5es Cancers Ulcers, scrofula Seurvy, Flour
fectiOns OF the skin This RoB s especially useful IN
the cure Of the Syphilitic Diseases, designated fr
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and Ger
tdcae8 accompany each bottle. Price S2 Per bottle.
Sold In Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gstB No I2O Superior sc. The trade supplied BY ad
dressing Dr.. Giraudeau de St. GerTais y Rue Richer,
Paris, or 45 Broad St. n. 7. auglI;R2o
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ANTI.sL1VFRY SOCIETY.

BosToS, Jan. 70.
The Anti-slavsry Society this afternoon
re elected the old officers. -.as7
Edmund Quincy exonerates the Trustees
ef fremont Temple from blame relative %
the proceedings last night, ami pronounced
Mayor Wightman Of no consequence.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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MORE TREASON.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. q.
Gov. Brown at the head Of 100 troops, tn a
morning demanded the surrender Of the U. ,.
Arsenal. His demand was complied with. Ihe
troops In charge saluted the .. s. flag before
hauling il down.
The United State. troops are to be sent 10 New
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soUTH CAROLINA NEWs

CHAELEsToN, Jan "A.
The Legislature has appropriated $4,000 for
carrying on the postal arrangements Of the Fed
eral Government. seized from the present system.
Lieutenant Mead has returned to Fort Stunt r.
The military services extended to the Stale y
the CataWba Indians Of South Carolina have be-n
accepted BY the Governor
Jeff Davis Ia in town.
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81 eauiord'8 Liver lngiqorator and Cathsrri1
Puis are for sale b
CHCRcHILL q BRO, Druggists,
BIO 8. ". cor. Pub. SQuars and Ontario ST.
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pS-Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRien-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and Of the most successful in the coun
~ (Trumbul) in which he re1idea:
This certides that have used the GrRfan berg o
Pills and Marshalrs CatholicOn, sold here by d q.
Johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbul county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine DsaerS through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress ii. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
ian3dGW General Agent for Ohio.
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me- HRRFRNRERG
MARsHALLs UTERINE OATHOLICON

which is offered as a certain cases sccompa-
nled with the following symptoms lrreguiarttlea,
Weakness, faintness, DE- ranged Appetite, Sallow
Complexion, Pain IN the Back and kidney, Chilis,
ralgia, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, herv
business, Headache, Restiesaness, Disturbed sleep,
FluEhes Il the Heart, General Pain, Crawling ana
Pam n the spine and between she Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Urine with heat or smarting Itching, Burning or
irr tation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair, HystericI, Anxiety, Bed Facr Nervous TWitch-
ing, Starting, constipation, Irritable Temper Sad
meas, Depraved Appetite, Flatulence, Blosted and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pans in the
Uterine Organs humbneas and Pan IN the Limbs
Loss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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FIRE



A FIRE at Menomonee, Wisconsin, on Monday
night, destroyed the house of VIM. CosIigan,
Post Master Of the village, aud four Of his chill
dren, aged from four TO ten yeezs-nerished In the
flames
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EXEUUTOR'S NOTICE-NoTICR
M 4 hereby given that the undergigned have
been duly appointed and qualihed as Exocutors On
the estate Of John Ruples decea9ad, -
CYRUS RUPLE,
JAMES B. RUPLE-
Cleveland, January 2, 1851. 1an22z2.l
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7MITTSTRAT17R1S N6TII7E,-

A DMINISTRATUR'S NUTlCE-
"A Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
i1s been duly appointed and qualified as Admuis-
rator with the will annexed OF John Knsal deceas-
ed. LCTHEk B. PRENIlsS.
Cleveland, January 9, lssl. iaals:s2i
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

" A8HIAuIONi Nau- %
Ex- President Tyler had a long, satisfactory
aud friendly interview with the President to day.
The latter expressed his be ief that there will be
no collision between the Federal and State forces
during the remainder OF his administration.
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zee MIssIssIPPI ooNvENTION.

oTs LOUIE Sau' %
A special dispatch to the Republican, from
Jackson, Miss, 10 the Esd, says the Convention
elected seven delegates 70 the Southern COnfed-
erncy, TO meet at Montgomery, Ala. Also passed
an ordnance 70 raise eight regiments Of troops,
and JET. Davis was elected Major General.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-JAN. 25.

7
FLOUR-Heavy Sales Of 800 bbls.
WHEAT-Active. Sales Of 1890 bushels, at
iIS for Chicago spring; Sl,240l25H ior MilSaukee
club; Sl,s26l, ,3S for red estern.
CORR-Mixed has declined lc. Sales IS bushels
At 66a57c; white Southerl 7597b.
MESS PORK-Ten Gents lower.
LARD-HeaTy, at edl01c.
a WHISKY-Dull at ike.
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HANGED.
REPEALED.

CNoIHzATI, Jan. 25
Patrick MeHugh, for killing his wife, was
hanged ct the jail yard at one O'Clock to-day.
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PRovIDEEcE, R. L, Jan. 25.
The House Of Assembly to day ooncurred
in the Senate bill to repeal the Personal
Liberty law. The vete stood-yeas 49, nays
Is.
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HONE TESTLMONY:

In this connection we offer a few testimonials:
Il am q Methodist Clergyman, aud when on ny
Circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MArshals Ute
rins CathOlicon as cure. have advised its and
is has elected acOmplste cure wherever 1t has been
used. Rev PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate asieurnsd orsr till Monday
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

The Senate adjourned Over till Monday
next
HOUSE.
Mr.. Nelson spoke ct length and gave ut
terance 10 Union sentiments, which we're
received with applause BY The galleries.
Mr.. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, asked leave
to introduce q resolution instruCting the
Select Committee Of to inquire whether
any secret organization exists in the Dis
triot Of Columbia, for the purpose Of seiz-
ing the federal buildings, and whether any
ohicers Of the city or Federal Government
are members thereof. There being but few
members present. the introduction Of the
resolution ct this time was objected TO-
Adjourned.
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GONE SOUTH.

EoRFoLK, Vs., Jan. 25.
Thoaloop-ofWar Brooklyn sailed yester-
dsv south With sealed orders. She took
two companies Of soldiers from Fort Mon
roe.
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HAarroEp, TrumbuIl ID, 3

hereby certify that have been dealing in the
GrBenberg Medicines for the past year. and tru-
ly say that havs offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Cathollcon. They will perform all and more than is
promised for them. I have sold about fifty bottles
Of The UathoIcon ths past year aud hear the best
results in every case. J. II. @. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1861. Medical Agent.
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MANNING & REITC, MACHIN,
IyA lists and ENGINEERS, and
n VIE r.rrlprRa M
sTEAM ENGINES AND MACHINER'

or every description. Bolts for bridges and other
uses, Iron Grating and BlAckBmithinF generally.
HEWJTT's BLOCK, WEsE sTREET, OLEVELAND, Ono.
nESecond hand Engines taken in exchange for
new work, or sold en- commission. JObbing and Re-
pairing promptly attended TO- aug2ldkWh
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Z. W. Sackrider, Churchill & Bro, aud BentOr
Bros, Cleveland; W. #. Wooster, Elyria; Dr.. ) J
Smith, Medina; Johu Zimmerman, Wooster; G'.igel
the Drugg Store in Akron, kaVenns, Warren, Jan
deld ChardOn, Jefferson, and BY Druggists and Dea
lears in almost every town and village In Ohio.