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e..N4r. Lincoln at WEshInEt0n

. HAnR1sBuRaH, Feb. 23,-Tho people Of this
city wero astounded this morning by an an
uouncement that Mr. Lincoln bad startcd in
eplclal train for Washington, dispatches hay
ing been received requiring his presence In
Washington. Reports nre busily circulated
passing through Baltimore, but such stoEiiss
The Baltimore Committee is here, but did
not have IN interview with Nj, Lincoln. -
SBA1T1NoRE, Feb: %, 9233 Mr.. lincoln arrived
here OF 8 O'clock, n .cog., and went direct to
Washington. His family and the remainder
Of his party will nrfiye at 1 o'clock. Much e1.
citement ls occasionad by the 7use.
WAsHMaToN, Feb. 23-Not . little sensa-
ton prevailed throughout the city this morn:
ing, as soon as it becau1e known TINT Mr: 141n'
coin had arrived In the morning train It Waa
unsucceszful1y sought to conceal the Tact, e.
pecially from the newspaper press, ms pres
political friends in confidence. He was met
1T the station By several gentlemen Of distinc'
tion, without any formallty, and was imme'
dinte!y driven to WI11ard's Hotel He waa
yesterday advised to come hlther without dc
| laY. Preparations had been made to meet him
! atttestation this afternoon. The Mayorof WASH.
| ington was-to make q welcome address, bui
| Mr.. Lincoln has thus spoiled the whole pro
About 10 o'clock, Mr. Lincoln, accompanied
by Mr.. Seward, paid Ills respects to President
Buchanan, speaking few minutes in genera
conversation. Senator Bigler aud Represen
tatlve John Cochrane happened to be at tn
I White House when he entered, and werc &c
| cordtngly introduced to the President elect
| Mr. Lincoln afterwards returned. to his hotel
! WAsHIkaToN, Feb. 23-After an Interview
between the President and Mr.. Lincoln, th
former introduced 3fr. Lincoln to the Cabinet
which was Then in session. Mr. Lincoln, I
company with Mr. Seward, subsequently pal
his respects to Lieut.. Gen. Scott
Mrs. Lincoln and family and suite arrive
| here in the afternoon t1ain.
, 1861-02-25

ArcmsoE, February 2s-Ths signatures
appended to the following appeal to the poo
pie Of the East, in behalf Of the destitute Gill.
zers Of Kansas, aTo those OF some OF our mcst
prominent citizens: ". Il Grimes, MEMBER
Of tho Statc Legislature Jno. 4. Martin, State
Senator, second district; L. A. Alderman, pas.
tor Baptist church G. f. Fairchild Mayor Of
Atchison; ". q. Albums. editor Of the onion;
Robert Grnham; ii. Mahon. pastor N. =.
Church; ". W. Ross, editor Stnte Hteord,
Topeka Abel s. ssringfellow; C.; Cha,lis j;
II. Byrd, pastor Congregational Church, and
&. ]. stebbius. We feel called upon to appeal,
in behalf Of the destitute and suffering people
OF Kansas to the humane, Eympathizing cltl.
gems of the East, and to urge them that
the efforts in behnlf Of the sufferers in this
State, be rot relaxed These have been
well authenticated cases Of death by starva-
ton. The streets Of the city are daily
| throrged with destitute men who have come
| long distances for aid, end from whose lips We
| hourly henr tales Of the greatest distress, anu
suffering thousands would lave been com
| PEELED to leave kaneas or etarye, had 1t not
| been for the generous aid heretofore extended
bv the charitable people of the eastern States:
| Thousands will suffer extreme prNatlons Il
this reperous aid is withheld. Fully forty
thousand people, we think, stand in need OF
provisions to sustain them until the new ha:-
vest is garnered, and nearly the whole popnln-
FOR is entirely destitute Of seed graan OF any
kind.
I1e Kansas Relief Committee reports hsy'
ing received from Feb. 1st to Feb. 14th, as5l
from Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, In
diana and Ohio, provisions aud seeds OF yarl
Gus kinds weighing 1,7G0.G9l pounds.. They
hsving distributed il ths s sa@s time
including IL, $50 pounds to Leavenworth coun
ty, which has been constantly aupplied, &C
cording to receipts on the counittees books
with provisions on the strength OF order
drawn BY the local Committees, although th'
papers and some citizens Of LcaVcnworth hsv' m
snid that tha county raiscd supply IN
roads are in terrible condition. although i'm
proving somewhat, aud the streams have .bee1
very high, preGenting teams from coming il
| here for relief.
some men from the back settlements repo:
their people reduced to the very vergs,
ltarvAtion, on account Of the delay II gett!n
, . | provisions through. Some seed wheat is bein
received, and the committee are making eFer
l effort to get large supply on hand withou
, ! delay This is most important, as the frost
about al out Of the ground, aud it will 300
= bo time for putting in aeeG.
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n~-A K D r G H A R D
ACID RINGS

T.sa Springs f,tuated II the Valley of the Oak
Orchard trcGk+ IN Tie town Of Alabama. Gcnessee
Ssaiss Seshas en n ihe Ee aa sad 1onrsees mises u@
patav1 The principal ACID Springs sre three i NUN:
us as as IL
sa5SS snps aSy sstsa san,s Ss!5 tzs s
suiPhats of Iron. Tae great medicinal yirtues pes
ssaar9sd iepfosysasx xasars have baea sizuazlJ
6aio;s 4 saissl En-: Es,;anas gsnlsEpea sEs
Ssa spess ID stro6s tess q Us aediciasi 7slus q
SsEssss7s Ess3s ss3 nSsH E9s4d 81 & dh1eaay. 1y.
i. D., oi nv YovS: Dr. i. Campbell u Pit,saela.
s : Sss s. sz
easa oI chfcne darrhea Of se:eral years ts3di1g
III: % aus n ss!s2ea Slas t1esa wates sfe hsLl5
as %eds.es1 p f. cSpH1s sa ,
ssses sssy Il FEE a e "a e'n Or
u sso4e M L. ss Rs'sF as sRssf III
New Yors tn whch hc atatss tat the Waters possess
ss
particularly 8daptea are chrp1lE affections nf tie d.
ayssntaiy eh1or,c Mulss chronic c5ztits dlaoetcs.
ID
The water ma9 also be otten used with ndyantaEe he
@ "a ~ ~ srF To excite te aunctttc md oro
mote digestion; Il dIGsrhGas particularly sueh IS ara
de1et dent on raa1ed ar u!ccratsd state q the mo
aona nthiasts attended Eth phosphate sedisnta
acid being more solvent md less apt By continual
pseto disordsf the In sh1ls afssass: f. ea7
latsh thirst and ptttetustuTalhsst II Skin Diseases
Ia those forms q Dyspepsia CONNECTED With the q
6rash Il wIl PROVE hettr than AydroehloEe acid Z
cases Of colca ptctoa9m and othsE injurious eonsS
prove to Be an admirable antidote In chronic phaEyn
Htts. laryns1ttA r1ronsc mucua eataJh ana h9nl!c
1icnsated sore thsose ~ easss 9f sansaoon and II
aeneozThta md f.eer dud also In plies.
When takczr INTERNALLY. WINE GLASS fEI1. Of th&
Nater diluted. taken thres, times dsss Is safclan'
oaef testluonfa1s, tom rhssscais, and psher ~
specialize individuals may BE- sgsn oa +apRacaoon Il
| n 10 Water Genuine unless procured from
I -; H.,W. 10sIMlGk, Sole Agent
II n4s.k.s =, ~ =. 30
, 1861-02-25
MARKET By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-FLoUR-alarGcth heavy,
but prices without much change Ue'nana aoE eA
port and homo consumption quite moderate: saies
OF 500 bflx at IS 91G151o for super state S5-3oe1
$40 for extra state, chiefly $5.35; SSe3@E5a5 ior
super western; $5.35@5 so for common 10 medium
extra Gs AZ fsf fsfipRRE 4ss brsds es'la
do; market closing dull and heavy Canada f. honr @
steady and uuchsnscd ; Gales Of 490 bsls 1t $500
5.75 for common 70 good ext5a. Rye nous e quiet l:
common to choice. Corn meal heavy and lower; !;
sales Of so hrls Brandywine at s3:2o,
WH1sHf-Firn, and demaHd fairi sales C53 bfls
GnaIs-W heat quiet and nouinal'y unchaugcd; :;
moderate export inquiry 1t slight decline from
present prices. to which holders arc unwilling to
aecedc Gales 1ooo0 b9 good Mil~aukee :; c'9e ,. At
cred; 4,e5o bu white Wisconsin nt $1-4l@l-67 !;
so bu mixed western at Sl.ss saoa.; 9.Sn M bn
v snles aso % ba at &C barley quiet ami s:eads 1t Il
G2SQc " in quality. Export demand for corn less
active. aud market scarcely 50 firm; prices ~lth.
cd mixed western III store ard 6915o delis rcd
6l@6.c for new mixed and yellow western AZ rall
road depot, BsRGic tor new yellow Ierscy. and IA
for good white southern. osts IN moderate fe4oees
| at 25H@3Skc for western and caaadien, SIC FOL
| sErns-clover-Fai export business doins
sa'ss 500 hass At 55attsr +: ia price for primo
| FcaT,s1oSs,- Mess in moderate
demand aud hcsyy fsr prime Sales ~ nr1s "
| $I1s5 for mess; &l6b0 lof western pttne lacss
$las5 for prime; $13 for Qninspectcd prime. IN
Guided III ra,cs were 400 bsls city prime mess: dc
livezable in March ut S165o Eeef dull ard IN
changed. Sales 1s0 bEla at $i,;595.@ for prime
$575S5625 for mczsi $s.W@1o0o for zepackct
mess: &ioo@11 o. for extra mess; prn' IN
meats STEADY. Sales 70 pkgs 1t G;3c for shoulders
sz9s1c for cams. Bscon dull and he1yy. ta,t
oA65i0c for No to prime western; ,loiiQ
for very choice In barrels; also $50 kegs Il aboa
l04c. Butter selling At 1oG1.c for Ohio. and /;
AIyc for state Cheese steady at 901GHc for II
GnocEa1Es- -Sugar-Dcuand moderate ard mai
ket steady. Sales Gs hhds at 4AG5Sc fur Cul,.
4K@sHc for New Orleans; 1853 bxs Havana at 5a9e
A5iasses without change. Sales $50 brls New u
leans at 33HsGc, and 10 hhds Cuba Anscorad
at &c.
anS sr2SsEs2Gn1l g bu. steady. &, T 3a*:. bso:
oeut scrip 7sH,s 10; Il G 554: aar! 3sH; p
Mail s3X: i funda sinking !lA; s 1T ID
Sa Enc I'd bds cx 1864 10l5f: slate Is 1c51t4:
Mo 6s G5; Treasury Il q cents 1G27{.
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Daily Review Of Chicago Market

SATURDAY EVENING, req -. Aoo1'
FLoUR-Rceeived, Last zs honrs S9S ,s barrels l,s
snrinr ezra ut s42a del. % bhla ''Gra1d River
oan4 hosp 4 d, ies 1 s4 sS!s aS Soaes s lseS M
MILL sTUFF%10 tons MiddlinEs at $3.50 on
track: 10 tons Bran IN bulk At 5.15 On track.
WnEAT-nseeiyed, 81 so9 hu = Ma5kes ~ @ steaey; e4,;
sass s. q e ss ss NJ 1 sts4s snE g Sa
&c In store; 1000 bn do lin particular place. at
754c in store. Sales by sample we1o as 1oisoHs
s0S IN N. ". Club in bnlk at Sc on track; soo ou
coHEEReceived, 41,4oo bu. Market about 4e
lower Sales, 1900 bn Mixed At SsAe u e1ote g.
f7Tery Curing the last han Of April at s., b.;
no bu Rejectedat 2{e In store; 500 h;i DO at s6He
On track; 800 b1 Mixed IN M nsI;s az at sse On tfaeA
oAT9-Receivcd, 3,615 bu. Market dali sale1'
RYGHecelyed 4,2sG bu. Market depressed
and lower. Sales, GO bays good at 42c Oh tfaek "
oa1 oaRaRiEY@Rscei1ed, ri 3,7se bu. Market dull;
Sales. 4O0 bu prime at 49c delivered in oags; ~
bu comuon at soc on track; 7s bags damaged ~ '
sEEDs-Received, cl4so bs 1a1let f fer ,n ti4o, 10,
thr is active and hr1a. Sales 1o1 bags aha io9 VI
g5@9s Z g S51ss Ssss tasa dc At al I'd e
| 5aes Is bu prime at $4-0o; I bn do at $4b0
HfGHWEEs Received, Ssi brls. 9aaFSes
s'sllt 'asIGtoaoEsteaay n:ise at si9s3c PSF gallon. MA
NESS PoRK-Quiet and nominal at s1doo@
| 1926. -. ,o4s ~ o,<c =
! 100 brls No. lard at DC.
| TALLOW-Nomina1 at s5{Goc-
| HIDES Received. 1861 ms: Market en!cs
I and steady. Sales were at the following qaota
| tions:-Gfeen ealred 5zlGB5z green country &c
| 6X: dry flint 12Gl12H Gsubby hides &C.
| DRIED FRUITS tons good eastern appacs q
GUTTER -Fiskins dull at 9GDi0c; dairy in fai'
| request at 11014c. o<,. =
EGG-Du1 aud &c 1ower-closiDg at 11G1as
| doz. =, aar
DRESSED HGGS-Receircd, 1881. haEke
, 1861-02-25

ITO BREWERS AND NAL
4 sTEE3-rhe advertiser, fzaciIca. Brewer q
tujrty TehEs experience Is dcssoug Of engagement
~ Brewer or Aalster He IA capable Of taking the
general management Of Brewery. Address - H.
elra OF T, q. Boz d{J3j, Chicago, Ill 1sSQxlM
, 1861-02-25

1Oc hlgher. Wheat-rece ipte Email. and the mar
ri Is steady and frua, Sales today confined to
80 bags choice club at 81; 50 bags poor TAN az
3t.0S; 40 bags common md choice ,nll A. Sllo
and ST. "a; 20 bage good fall at $12o and - pass
choice At 81. 30 q b1shel. Corn-a decline N Ne"
Orleans with II 900 bags receipts caused nc mns-
ket to rule lower and close In an unsetiea etase;
Ealea Comprised ITO bags white, IN secono-nan9
eunuies at S9c; 100 bags yellow and sso oage l.so
at 3Sc: 1900 ba.s yellow at 4oc: 1,Ug0 40 Pi4sMn,
1000 bsas yellow vt 4tc delivered; ~ haHs Seu9M
n lie: a6Q bags m1red white and Wnltc u u
21D bags white At 42c 100 bags DO a. sss aenr.
and cunnies Oats firm, though smaH ~ ,suppaes e. =.
nrev3nns nn notationB: gales include 100 bags q o
500 double gunniea, prime IN 1No lois Ut 9lc ue
vered 385 bags pr1ue to feeders q NC ana sonle
"a chofce f,1r seed, in new gunnies,, 1t SS1?sc.
~ nriar marFet dull 90 and 50 bags choice spring
a. ~ hays returned. Rye. sales DO bags at 65c q
hnshel, baga included. Flour, none bnt retail sales
made: no more1aents in and no inquiry for round
lots. Whisky, receipts liberal: part comprising
ess bb1s sold In lots at 14c 2 gallon.-Nsssours
Repul!coH-
PrrrsBURan., Feb. 21.-Grafn-oats continue
very dull and selling at e8@24c from first hands
and 75G5a6c from Rtora. Corn quiet aud tpacttve
at ssc from first hands and 4ocG4ec from etore.
Wheat very quiet. there not being eingle sale re-
ported during the past wceE- wequote nominal m nv
lis for white. Barley Gull. a1 SOC ior spring. ari
e0c for fall Rye unchanged at 59@55c z bushsl
Flour continues to meet with but q local demand
while there has been no change III hgufes. ~ .
quote: Extra $51525; extra family S5.35Go ~,
and fancy inside aggEes tor ~ ap.a rrr;
| have been Light.
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MARKETS BE THE LATEST MAILS.

coDtinuc. GuIc sa:sa SO bills At 81 80 Tor extra
state; 81 nc s. % for extra Wisconsin and Cana,
dian: IS IaH GES5 3sH fer extra Indiana Ohio und
Nicaissn: double extras at IS 5o@$6 %; nd IL.
Yor;tc family and basers' brands a. So s5 What
in mndesa:e de:naEd. sa1es OF 4;bM bushe;s
Chicago t1,r1u. apc from store: and go bushels
ordinary White Canadian at 81 1GN. No fales OF
corn II ported: Eesv held At 45c and old at 60e-
ps,s ~ ~ IT; II pts.d GsSs selling sloS5 I a
Whisky 1a.e:: !: ii ut l6c.-EEpftss.
NEW o1.1cA>s .:tAnszzr--Fen. IS -susar-1 eco
ahds el4anEva hands At abo previous rates s 1as
rslss 20 &c Comprised ea 'Is 4 ss9sse for prime to
choice. showing falling OF of.c., Flour-soo o.ls
foiS nns = IS sSsrne me f" IL asSesai lots At xs TO
e. 6S: 81 extra e. Sc 60 in three lots 81!
e. IS 1tI choice 1t 81, md 40 Plant IN several
Its s:tisS nt M s,a xss m3xs at uks Az NIX
ii At GoQ5j3c: 1.1o5 :od $50 at &c; o at Gae; so
White ed 500 w...;e xed in Two lots a. 65c 9oo
eEs :. Ltcs sold st Sc; 46s at &c and $50 n sc
Bfan-To ks su!d at $l.oe11;o5. Aay-S4lss H,o
bales western "a -ooat 1oad) n - ara }tooalst
Inees re:a1Is at siS a. DRY sa!ted Mcat-11o,0oG
H. In hrik .nd - c:ssks t,og ronnd soid at la
oor6o sasks shouldsFs aad o. r.p HaGs eo18 h;sE
70 BIS recliIed were sold At Nv 1n tnics
1oss pt 1sc, 1aJ ram q; Il, aid % at l7c. H!nes-
Eeen se:3 Al e NJ iis ia s"s
1ninep} At 1lc; ss4 Al 1sc and 124c; at 1ss
1sXe IND ~ i: 15c. =.
Bosro.-Fcf,. eo.-F1our-The receipts tinct
fancT s5.l5ft5s5; extra f5.s5@5,65; euperior s
@s III ssa:Rs;a e ,1las7;ss l@tsS Sz6ssS Ss@sa q
. iii. Graia-The receipts since ycstetdayL ~ ray
been S,s6 bushels corr 5,0o6 do oals- and 500 q!
shorts. Car: Is tref and Pr1ses have advanced et
moiesate demand. Sales of se,ther9, westsrn an'
, 1861-02-25

TIE C[0SK Ok E4E AA1AAIA.
JYednesday. Feb. a0.-The weather Of tho closing
day OF tie beef cstue market is no: 90 favorable
It yesterday, but the PROSPECT = oettG5 aos
drovers than they anticipated Yesterday, Ihe5o Io
tho marie. plaza very muddy and uncomfortable
under fout though not as bad as It vas asI We Z.
tho accumulatiuhs OF several weeks drupptngs o.
the bu1loeks having been hoed up and carried of
The morning looked gloomy but it cleared oa ut
noon and brokers finding that no grcst additions
had been made to the etock, held little hEmer
better than they did yesterday. particularly for the
roucht1 sorts Of cattle, and tie closns day there
fore proves better than the opening one, aud viii
early hour this evening. We put onr quotations
1t The same figure as last week, bnt OF the whole
the market IL not quite good for owners Us it
nANsPoarA71oN.-Drovcrs hare been very
much annoyed AZ Albany, this week, BY the state
Of the river. Several drovcs had to be driven
around by Ifoy, and 0Wncrt tounn it troublesome
to Ind good accommodations for feeding, upun
| route Where drorers arc not often travelling. a
mce,ius has been held by 2 number of dsoyess 81
ping Of stock By way OF albany: no. on account Of
the fnconyeniences attending crossing the river,
but Oh account Of tho annoyanccs o. Wan! o. Cats cars
ienco Of the shipping agent at East Albany. IT Is
| surprising that 4 Company will keep an agent III
e s shs 5g1S IL sn s Il
man really has a constitutional inability to e1er-
ciae little urbantty toward those he considers hi
Interiors because tAey are CfoFeIs, auu eepeEneu.
upon him as railroad official, we laEo nothing "a
say. But we respectfully suggest to the etockhod'
era OF that road that little Change IN This particr
lar wonld enhance tic value OF their property.
TEE HOG MARKET
1?eccipts OF the week. S,Gl6.
| The quotations of to-day arc given IS follows b
Henry d. Grant, superintendent Of the ma1ket:-
Coru:fed hogs 64G5xc . h gross; afstillery hog
4x@5c 8 b gross.
The markei IL reported as "slow," thst Is, thf
stock sells olly lust fast 1t arrives, and trad
i more III 1ayor Of the buyer than it Is Of th
| HeI1cr. a.,
Geo. n. Dorm8n reports the following as IN
price OF hogs this weeks:
Live WcI9't. Dead wtis'
First quality corn.fed, large
RtZS -ot3EAoA .tWr.'
Second quality eorn.fed. .5462sH 6A17
, | First quality, small sizes,
, fat and prime, for market no,,.
| Large size stilf-fed, fat 4A@5 GAWG2s
Second quality, stilfed.. 1905 64GbH
, 1861-02-25

FoRr KEAnsEr, Feb. 23-The Pony Express
passed ut 4 50 P. NJ, with San Francisco dates
to the 9th inst
Both Houses of the Legislature have passed
resolutions asking Congressional aid to tue
Pony Exprese- ;,
On the evening Of the 7th inst all the
Douglas members Of the Legislature met in
caucus and agreed to advocate meeting ii
Joint convention On the 2oth inst to elect a
United States Senator, and to postpone nomi-
Mating candidate until the day OF election.
Joint convention TO 60 into election should bo
liked. This wns regarded as favorable to Den
Since the Caucus the Senate has adopted
resolutions for joint Convention on the
o0th, and the Assembly rejected Il, &c TO
40 the Breckinridge Democrats sopposins
and having power to prevent any election
If they continue to set together.
AL tho workmen employed At the Navy
yards, forts and other public works On this
coast have been discharged Oh account Of the
embarrassed condition Of the National finance,
, 1861-02-25
viroItaIa Convention.

RICHMOND, Feb. 23-The Virginia State
Convention rcasscmbled to-day. A largo por-
ton Of the session was occupied in personal
explanations by the delegates. The resolution
heretofore tabled for raising COMMITTEES to
inquire whetherany movement OF my arms Or
men had been made by the Government TO
auy fort or arsennl in OF bordering on Virginia,
indicating preparations for attack or coercion,
was adopted
The Union men seem satisfied that the In.
yestigation will prove there is no cause OF ap-
preheneion on the subject. Mr.. baEoour, 81
perintepdent ut Harper's Ferry, was among Its
aavocatee. Others argued that the apprehen-
s1ons were well grounded, and that tue Facts
should be well known, that Virginia might ba
III, Fisher offered resolution opposing q
Nationa! Convention, md declaring that the
people South might reasonably appTehend
That such body would recognize the judIcla'
r. system, and. make the Judges OF the su
preme Court elected By the whole people o.
the Union, as Mr.. Seward had declared.
, 1861-02-25

Important from Southern Kansas.
We have Intelligence from Linn County that
free negro WIS taken, last Monday night,
from the house Of 3 man name ed McCrew. Tho
negro WAS from Crawford County, A1kansas,
where he was freed by one Quincsburg, had
been living in Kansas for three msnths, and
had all his Tree papers properly nttested.
We also have reports from that rumcr-rid-
den country that one hundred Aissouziaps arc
stationed onthe line, near Barneyllle, Forces
-nre also stationed st Pappansville and ut Balls
Mil, the former Of which have holsteda seces-
sion 19g: ="
. We trust That there will not be renewal OF
the old difficulties on our border.-Lea,xn-
xoszh xDoNY Times, 19M
, 1861-02-25
Prof. Woods.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
Hr,@1D REN0YATOD


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lin all III original purity 2nn tnns Iestofe3 Au4
p;rsudcrs TIE system lnFancfaDie 70 atsaGks f q
10 The world Y popassF fSfn 20 1 as 70 EG El5n
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yet 30 perfectly aulrtcd ~, As To ACT E AcE0MD
AXcE WITH THE LAWS Or HATyRE. AND hEsGNI
isOoTh THE wEAKaeT s1o41CH, ahd IONS nP ING aEl
EfEesuve orsaar ana sliay Al nervous ana 9tattl
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Female Weak1eSs ENG Nfef5hlAfanas.
H}iiyer Conlpia!nta Distases pf tic klducys
Scaiuinc or Insoptiaepce of tie Urine, Or AMI i.
seneTaI DeranEelnent of the Urinary orgaus Il
llfaIns In The BacE SIDE and bekwocn tue S6oul-
1iers Prcdis,,ozit}ou 10 Blight 'Cd!db HacE1ns(
n |and continusd Cough. tznaclatson difficulty pr
breatmnG ann ING anaGed We nss asat ,i ~ M
manS inUrs w saac VII w " s dsHhifrv HIS td,1nu
s NIL Hos VtH5 ~ W. ent n II atiynr1.a srstuA
6ou Miasmas.c tn1 and cure tue dlseasesl
ua tie bsry ass
Qar,rsnr tie Irct ~ on. promoting, In fact
, 1861-02-25
..'s- :,
The Peace Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ea- This evenings
Buuttia contains a dispatch from Washington
to the effect that in the Peace Conference Mr.
Chase Of Ohio offered proposition, that it Is
inexpedIent to proceed to the, consideration
Of the grave matters involved in the resolu.
tions oi Virginia, until all the States partlci-
pate, and that ample time may be afforded for
de1iberation, 1t is resolved that the Convention
adjourn to the 4th Of April An exciting de-
bate occurred, but there Is prospect Of its
adoption. . .~..-..-,.. 20 :.
, 1861-02-25
NOTICE OF SALE.-W hsraas,

hsVlltE OE EALE1.-N w N9f3af ,
/ dafans Eas been -rals T.. ss.u eaatii:a1 ct
A. d e!xl;oer huElztd anu LttS seYea, acl c1ce=teI
ty ~ snebo5saa aad MissS;..pp ka,lESal J. ac2n'pn=
e Aasi.n as7 L ii ss I i 4 Nss fyts
f3Sea Fages 10 - uci-slsa: and wAersss, .!.s
under -ala mortgage, and tcs undersigned b. besa
daily eoussi hted al appointed according 10 ts trs
Tsps T4ns5ss a II 81 s dIsss g.
power Of sls contained IN said Eort9sae, and il 7E
saraaea OF 1aE, the uuderAsaed Ifu4tss and-< sa:.
eighteen sraired and sixty one at the e1ai n ioy,
Of pa;d Skehoygan AID Mississippi l.ailroad Cona2J
tha at,eraooa q tai ax5 se 1t push: sne;on - III
hisl.est n.d IT. tor nc paEla:Et r. t9 ~, hl r.; VIZ
bJ raid mo1t.a,. naT OUTSTANDING WI. taa !nteree!
thereon uu pau oein;. amount c!aAaeL 70 be tat
meTssaes ~ d sit Gam and sE sns.ias tie E.5I a.:
ton 81 Railroad Ct said Company frcT E!s City ~
a Il 4, Il: M & 2Ee & q - s5s
railways, rails bridges feaces esato1a,
s1d h21ld;ngs. and al ~ sad5 and heTc4.:A ;
pssg az held o. xrss::tr acqssred ID eonnee;
xti tie said urxt Est=oa u their raA tv rel1s41S
thereto. whether cb;atHed under =! rlgh -i p1.ti
ana alo all the to i.ccnsst reEta i;anes and p9ot:
md corporate anu ether franchises Of said encbeys.-
saii f5st di1ision cf te;r r.xss Of rr;t lg there
And E!sp a tile foco.aolTe engines. teudrfS% ear5
k;d ia asaia ss III, e. e.: a. a.
,er equi3en Mt. wo.k1nE operating and sohdnc.sn. :
lie IAsi!ua THEA owned or she reaIes acqn'1s ,:
lror sp7ustenaat tie aforrslld rc Of road. =
| .A1udun nf those tea Owned or other@tss, al; e
~ pr.enAuccs ard to hr a=-d ald sold there
VII. aLa not separated sasrefrszn- and wors 70 b:
a@s at paEt tseEee5 sSvuz,p p Brssor r,,tta.
\ .4eteuper Etc. $50 dea3-t;fati