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washington NEWS.

EEW YoEK, March Is.
The CharloStpn correspondent 0f tbe Herald
sayg ~ new tariff and Constituti0p aFe unSatis
The hoatlns battery NnIbs moved Monday,
9 but not t1ErrdH sumter. li.laai Iir lal-
A Washldeton dispatch % the Htf5ld reports
thst MAJOR AuderVon had irioEtneu the Govern
meat tAat tf reihf0Eeements Be Intended, the
Czroliniaus would immediately hll the channel
and render communication BY water ilnpossiole.
Cd The CAbiuet ars considering measures feiating
10 the selEura Of The revenue cutter b. Texas.
It Is undgr1tood thai the Administration have
neEt secret agents 70 different Eurcpean Govern
menU q lniorn them 81 she future policy Of this
ooveFniaent, thus f1restalling and nefeafins the
Their Commissioners thence -a-
Tbs sama course VIII be pursued relative TO
IRE Cabinet. IS soon as the Southern fort afrair
D settled, viii take into consideration the colec-
ton of the revenues, All are known to agree
teat 4 should Be collected, bat the manner Is the
q Fay. vil probably be continued Minister
% eWitzefland isrls 1dI i.- saa
Itis ssia q. coT'vin has accepted ne Mexican
n. shegnasu hss left for Ohio.
iliiAm a Howard WI Be Postmaster At De-
The Herald,s washington dispatch states that.
Lieut.. Putnam arrived from. Texas with dis
patches frcm Col. ~ ate, who has been instruct
ed % Wi1hd-aW from Texas and was cOuUentrat-
Tag his troops Sc fndianola. Gnd Col W wlli re
main til all the troops bave LEFT. All stores and
munitions Of VIZ were ia the hands Of the Texas
Commissioners, who allowed necessary supplies
50 send the troops cut Of the State. 50 30
The military pest on BEazns Island was suTren
deFed bg' Lieut.. Thompson % Gen. Nichols, first
Insisting that the Gag should be saiuted BE had
o1ly hfteen men and two guns.
The ate4mer Arizona wa ordered by her own
ers % Rait At Indianola until AFTER the steamer
Gen Rusk, which had Gen Nichols and force on
bosrd. should pass her for Brazs, IN order that
the Arizona should not take out the news of
the intei ti0n Of the Texans.
The Texas RanFeu arc stationed from Brazos
70 Brownsville, and L is Anticipated that they
would attempt TO prevent The Government troops
taEang away stores and artillery u gftEF
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FROll WASHINGTON.

" AaA4aOEIrr A-l-teA 10
The Post Ofice Department. has been notified
By the Contractor, that the cheap one cent
Stamped envelopes, combining the new improve
Fneni Of the dissolTinE lines, are now ready for
oistribution. They are chiefly INTENDED for cir
eulsrs, and are issued IN response 70 memorials
from pnpl shers, and merchants from various
elites They will, during the present week. be
distributed amcng the most important Post
Oces lor sale at 81 10 per ta0usand, exclusive of
the stamp, which is . reduction Of 40 cents per
thoGs4nd upon the rates OF the present one cent
Glampei envelope, comb lnlnf tlls Improvement,
NJ. Archibald, Engineer in-chisf ef the Navy,
has resirned y
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th5 Susposs q prpepsips sqasIlPpea No peace

a
Tie Character Of the Cabinet was tsuch ~ %
indicate the belief that force would not DC used.
coercien n it beooTnes necessary 70 reduce the
South TO subsection. The organization Of the
Senate, and opinions cautiously expressed by
Republicans here, show their purpose is 70 inaili.
min the authority Of the Federal Government
over the Withdrawn States by force II necessary
In the formation Of the Standing Committees
there WIS scarcely a Chairman Of any one el
them atloaa known opinitn MAS noti In iaSor 81
this policy, ,,
The country should not be deceived. Mhhl
was meant BY peace and conciliationt how
VIA ifto hfiaiRinfalneds de desired 70 kisaM -
sincerely AZ he desired the Union Of all the STATES
He had seen no measure Of practical policy
which tends to prodpce the result " are in
constant danger 81 collision and bioodshed Fer
the sake Of the political and material Interests 81
tbe eountry. the support Of the credit and the
general prosperity, ietus establish some leading
principle.
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ooMMERGIAI.'
- ARKsT-.a1ARoa

CLEFRE4AlND iRIARKRT+aLARGH1s.
d FzOUR-ThSn n6rtst remains Inactive aad With
satehahss IN .p-its FaS Ohly sale Of eSnseausDcs
VA tlot Of % bbls rsa double extra At 500 ,ssb
WHEAT -stsadE, With . eood demand, Sales
Of cars rcd a Slso4i ete bush do At same seara
white on track q ,ls, and $40 bszh AflchisGa red
from dock at sl,O2.
OATS-stSady, with sale of l car at 2io
Z IC0HN-salo on ar q tftsE & 80, Ss9t ~
IAllLE rsals 81 iO0 bush at6Oo. sssE
sEEDs-ssls pE ilo bpsh Glover stSi,2s.
HIQHuTTltIss--Sdls of n5 bhls dt Isc.
HAMS 4 sHogLDERs 5saiss Of 400 Ds su-
garseursd Hams at loo, ahd . iau lot of Shoulders
ats SC. fi5a al
LARD+salss ofIs kegs and 10 bbis 1t $40.
RGGS-Salss Of II bbls at lOc, and IS bbls at lOk,
BUTTER Sales of 100 rs at l2GItc.
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3tEaieimEs.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

"A OOmPOUND REMEDY, DE-
~ SIGNED to Be the most efectuaI ALTRRAr1yE
Para Sarsaparilla, 90 combined with other substan-
ces Of still greater alternative power as to afford an
puted to cure It Is believed that such remedy is
wanted By those who suffer from Stru1sous COM
cure must prove ofimmense 'Eervioe TO this iarga
classO of our AFFLICTED tsow-citizens. Bow complete
" this compound Will do its has been proven BY ex
pertinent on many Of the worst casea to Be found In
the following complaints:
SORoFULA AND SCR0FULOUs COMPLAINTS, ERUP-
5IoNs AID ERyPTIYE DEsRAsEs, ULeERs, PIgPLEs,
BLoTcHEe, TUnoEss SALT RHEUh, ScALD HEAD,
5XPHILEs AND SYPHIITrIO AFFECTIONS, MKRCURIAr
DIsEAsEs blRoPsY. NEUnALaA On Tic DeULOUREUx,
DEnII1rIs DTsPEPsLA AID IFDIGEHslOE, ERYsIPELAs,
class Of complaints arising from Impurity Of the
rhis compound viii be tOauda great promoter Of
61moFs w5oa lester in II hs 5 ffPf si seao sss i9S
the gear. ~ the timely expulsion Of them many
tudeg csus By the aid of this remedy, spare them
selves rom ths endnrance of foul eruptions AID ul-
% rc itself Of oorruptons II not assisted 10 al this
thropgh the natural channels of the body 81 an al
whenever you find les impurities burstihg through
the skin eruptons, or sore6; cleanse ii
yeins eeanss It hehe9sf Z il fouI. snd Your feeI
tng1 viii ten you whea. Even where no particular
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keen the blood
healthy and all q we'll; but with this psbuiun of
Sooner q later something must 20 sroaa Ss he
great machinery Of Ifs Is disordsrs of
bar1apaeilla has, and deserves much, the reputa-
ton Of accompi Wishing thsse ends. But the world
has been egregiously deceived By preparat Ia
partly because the drug alone has not al the virtue
that e claimed for 1t, but more because many pre-
partitions, pretending 20 be concentrated extracts OF
4 contain put little Of the virtue Of sarsapAra or
During late years the public have been uisIed Vi
rse bottles pretending to give quart o. Extract
q saFsAper1ila lor one dollar. M0stOf these have
9eep frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
litti i anys Barsaperilla but often no curative
proRrtias WhateYer Hence bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the use Of the varioug ex-
tracts Of sersaparla which food the market, until
the name tteeif g Justly degpss and has become
lnonymOus With imposition and cheat Stin we |
y such remedy as shall rescue the name from the
oea OF obIoquy which rests upon il. And We think
We have ground for believing L has Firtues which
~ felistlee hy the ordiuaF1 run Of the diseases
. g Intended 20 cure. IN order % secure their COM
pleee 5on nom th9 81 te the remedy should
3 igaiciocsy takon according to directions on the
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
they were made viz Cure ofheadache ia ali its forms
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NEW YORK nIARKEF-DIARoH is.
LBX. TEEEoRAPH.I

,FLOUR--Markst for state and western opened
Q6ott and hrm, and closed shade hrmer With mod
4 rate demand for export and home consumption
gtGfo; e5,20@5,3 Tor extra state, S5,l0G5,l5 tor
supaFdne western; S5,2065,f5 for common to extra
esterni 55105,60 Tor shipping brands extra round
hooped Ohio; and S5,7u67,00 for trade brands do.
ne market closing With holders generally rcfasinE
70 geil ct Inside pTices,U ~
g SlANADAAN .ELOUR-Market shade firmeT
"a tstle lloIe doing. Sales 90 bbls ef s259
Torits amen % ehoics extra; 81 80 for Ia
AK4 RLOUR-lIsrlgst steady With smal uaiss
C0fsE 'a4 'R4tIs ~ common 70 ehoies superfne. Il
19ie e. - for jersey; FL SsTi Is n
3 llei ehlaly at inside prce = ~ 1Nus-
WHASk Y-Marief- = q, ,
Sales are lllo bblBat if1fai5s(o M AnoueEHte-
mand. - HAf export des
ssles ars e,loe bus Chicago sprine At n ,soa, 80
u RhsoEs zoo do Canada club at SlSl "a fpF CON-
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Last Nights Report.
Ion aIoNTeomERE.

MoSrooMEKF, 11aEch 1s-.
The tarlf hlll, reported last wesS, was not
passd into Law. Il Willbe up for ncfion when
Cougfoss again meets.
The commissioners to Europe, HON. Wm. L,
Yahcy. A. Dudley efann and +. +. Root, Of La,
are about leaving for New Orleans and will sail
from thence to Havana te take The Eng ish steam
Eodthampton.
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) tsEsM4R 4RAPH lC.
- FRllM Nh soDTH.

EOTEEESEs q FFxAs fRo0fs
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vAfHfNGrDN NnXV.

s1 W AeuINaToitf MQfch de
oRelsi dlseatehss from tht East Indla squad
roa cav that one of the ytEsels has netn dispatch
ID q NilFpo 4efs.le purpeae Of 1rainG pus q pos
ol1is the nirahoS who recentiy captured tVo
Ana7ifaa vessels
The pacinc mail brought no information rela-
tive &c the missing Esoop ei war LeVant
The last rurtiti6ncts hOzr any cf tae seceded
States on account of fhe Guaienls re eceived
from Galveston towards TIE eioae tf 1bruRry'
Aboui Sa10 IN drafts ON balances prey 0us 70 seoes
.rioTI. au5 f1ceipt ether than from Customs II
lia are hohoreG in these States with the eN-
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CANADTAN 1rsrTRRs

MONTREAL, March IS.
Sunday afternoon.
The speech OF the Governor contains very lit
tle Of importance He makes but slight ailusion
to the Anderson case
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ARRIVED.


INV YORK AAafcn 10
The steamship Palestine, from Liverpool, 2sth
ut, via. Londonderry, Lat inst, arrived here
e. O'Clock yesterday morning, with f7 500 in
speoie. Passed, March Sd, s steamer supposed 10
b the United Kingdom, bound east News an
tieipated.
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FIRE.

my h'0 FRAEFoA+, fii.o, March IS.
The livery stable Of s +. Taylor was destroyed
BY ire this morning Ten valuable horses were
burned Los from twenty-five 70 thirty thou
s6nG dOIlhfs No Insurance. Origin OF hre un
knoWhsa .rnfttiF.sYI i o. .oitai aIf oi i1taa9iq
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aAkdieinEaI


SANFORD7S LIVER ~ fqf.b.
~ kDER never Ds0iiiiai5s tit u ss-s -
s1ligsly nee 8B01 Clls, lId irs' 1870 :
.a2l.spsa feet, 3 5tsnfEpi sdioine. rne9r Al =
tOviih os16as6ss 8 Ii isf sa'.ii a
L hss cured theasandsl :. Yitbin ne - tgo7r,b
Eho had gissa up eLi1 hopss 81 roIIst 3 ~
1umero11 4 unsoli6itsd 70 laeal3i ils.f I,6sssS
T6s doss niuss S. ,dsb- - 70 II fs-... -,
q tie intiYldfal tatifI1 g IIt ar 81 d -
Let the dictates Of Yo1sl,- ---i5.--,
the u1o Of the LIfEH u N1fi0 II u H-a1f
.seI, 5sstissla. .eisos i5 . biz uaa, AZ
asss51E Iss 9sosss 80
EzEfBH, FEAftEENcE, p ID EbfcE FEFiTr
Wa EnE1sy and may be Ia Buccoasf11l5' - a
surs SICK HEADACHis-s 4 y tho6Ssndr - -
Hlf,1 Is. II " q II u fI-l i fITTE - -1TIIr
QR HRnBE EEA-1 6POolle IltE "a
KIN g the cowmorca-1.l lnenf ~ Tia attart
Al vac us'it are diving lhoir .sliinolg o. - q
= .Hlx FsstsE ig sthe most Hyisi flssIngigontoi
: PRI6E 81 8 5 III B eEss B0ffEea
AhSoa 8antoE5l PANTY 6zthalii5 FilE.
onmDoandsd ron Pure pseslasls 'EttIaseI thd Do
uptn elass Casess Ar giahis sHd Fiil
Ias RAalft,S & T3 e sPE siiesis' a
99ile ehartic, walsh iis rrl1fi5tr7. - n
~ pfacslce more than twenty Yelrl. i 1900
gac heIe iong NED ~ = iFi1Ls and the lati1fao
- 49, ~ 49,. ini-2 regard 2 their use, haa
t44ll5l ne = o1ec tn11n within tle r1rT of Al
. he Froleeslon wen - knoH that difefanf O.
tklE1ic5 sct On ti1sFenti 2 a1i1s 81 = l-7Is
me Aaiqiiy CethartiGI-i Ipii has With u1 f1isr.
snco to this well ssfab-i iiished sct hs1r efr1-
pounded from 9 rarfsfei-1 iol tra rl1sf 4. N
Aztrncl1, which act tileI on every rat ~ fa ~.
l1eH-ssf c1nfIii and 1feIz5 10oD and lAFE in ali
cases where . Gatharfic- -. a 49,. . - - "a
judgements Of the stOui , ~ N S Pain n
the Beck and Loiut { - y lfi1 r1r aors
uaae ever The Ehols tlofir = nom erI I5lieh
EeqQe1tly, ~ nsgieetad - end m a iC71 ,d--s II
Fever LC88 OF Anpe-le- tIfe n CFe ~ senar
tion % aCcld over Seif I5Isfl Pest = lsss5
heed- Ache or Walghffl in the Eaad, al Ialana
mallory Diseases, WOrmslc3 IN fhildran or flirIf7
rheumatism, q 9reaf PorIas II of th5 Blood 1Ir-r
diseases 90 WhicA Ess h hsir, tls5 nrl5rli y rs1
hon In this sdFertiselenf. Dosa ftosf
PkilE 80 CENI1,
-, the Liver AaFisgratof and tauily cAt1arti
Fill3 ~ Eelal!ed 1g Dlql1lg ssnersliy, l1d sold
wholesale bT th5 lr3-s D al the iafe9 loEna.
94asN sd. 8. q. y. SANFCHp, M.n,
r-. .t.- Aanufacturar and PrQrFiafcr,
iyllag ~ 1roadUaYs New Loik.
- sa1iold,s Liver Iigisofasor add clid1rIio
s,sis sat gHgRchllsllk 4 BRO, Drnggist1,
Blu :. ". cor Pub sQuara and Ontario d.
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krom the Southern Path Finder, n OF 5a
Try thsml you that are afaicted. and We hrs sure
that our testimony can be added 70 the already nu-
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! nANK sRATRaERNE.

r.saaii boa sl1oir1 sr NGw Y6RK, afaFeh Is.
Increase II loans. Sos l6s; increase n specie
SSespQo, ineroiAe ln deposits u SIS SSi decrease
in cirlnlatlon sh1a assi iR od - ta 90 iu1ol fa1
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DELAWAiIE
An anfr.nt Va1ka

AlbOl1ont banks,... par
HARThAND.
BaltlDOIe BankB...... par
0o.1n1ry BIZ Solvent 81
GEORGIA.
An Solvent BankE.... 20l
ALABAMA.
All Solvent BenkH... 2a
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sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE.
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-. tFrom the Advertiser, Providence, RI1
The Oephaiic Pills are said TO be remarkably Ell
IectiYe remedy Tor tbs hrAdache and one OF the very
er been discovered. d. ~ n m. -T-I1 n 4
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A MARBLE STAND COAL OIL
LN LAMP-complets, with best patent burner,
chinnsY and w ick5l
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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NnnrTY.
sAvAHHAa, March 1

Goods for Tennessee and other States ont Of
the Southern Confederaey pass through the Con
fsderate States without the payment Of duty.
taIirDad- ~ -
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oounterfeits. mail
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8ail A9ads.aa---51... e. 5ss .ss
.&REAT NATIONAL no 06TE5i
'51. 7'''' : 9AIFIaoRR ono aAIIRo4D.'
IMPRoYED soHEDULEI

y by recent imp0rtaut changes tia Road 4 nov AHA
p furnish unusual facil Tor intsrctm
last, south. West, Hofthw8st shd sOuthWe7t
- huLh.DOkAbCriONB with al thfouaf trains
70 Philadelphia aud New York IN the EsstIVlt II IN,
south, ~ Us Washington Branch Road-by CieVel
land anc burgh Usffr a. ohio and Marletts and
hlinelnnaLl Trains yith she Northwest, West and
Thrbngh Tickets 10 1Altimo1s PfiladtlSbin New
York pr Boston give the privilege Of ly1nq 0TeF ~
ional gsNata pri filsg ofEiaitiug Washingtbn CITY
s z tG9 ONLY fosisS can ursis, =, ,o
Ttlkglg ur BggE1g8 u eerH 20 W ashinFt5n CIV =
o. ~ fare - Low ~ by any other Route f.-,T
Sleeping Cars on ali Might Trnh8 .H" =
3 AgkforI fieketF6E Baltimore and tlhio Railrosd
iss1g 5di ot a,l 6s5sfhi' 81 y sSkL5t ssss5b As,
W. P. SMITH, 4. a. CfjT-i - q
Master q. q TransPortat'u. General Ticket Agent.
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tFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
ltyou are, or have been troubled with the head
acne send 1or box (Cephalic Pils,) so that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
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NOAL OIL CHANDELIERS-
~ for Churches and Halls, with Two, Three and
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sPRnE PAYnIFNT RFsUmRp.

PHukBELPHIA, MHrch Is.
ne Banla in this city have resumed specie
PaneHt tadAy.
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lErom the KanAwha v alley Star, Val s5
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who Try thsia' viii stick 20 them tF ~
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EFrom the Daily News, Newport, R. Ii
Cephalic Pills are taking the ploee Of all kinds.
From the oOmmersisl Balletin, Boston.
Said to be very efficscious for the headache.
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I (7lLEKNLANDf lC0LUMBUs 8
MN orSofSNA1T RAILROAD.

t1h v ELAhDy PCOLUMBUS y
CINCINNATI RAILROAD. O.
1851. WINTER ARRAEGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passen-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows 0.l
o:UO A. n. y. I. g Cincinnati ExpressZStoPping at
Berea1 GratonS Wellington, New London,
rl.. j 5, Salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south oi
shelby reaching Columbus at lao P. N,
Cincinnati at roo P. n. -li 9t -l
T:20 P. n. Night Expre5s-StoppinR at all stations
isy. BelsSsre snd LOVE t5t ~, t5d 4SI s
other etetonsi % leave passshEerb only.
Reaching Columbus 81 1870 A. n aud Cin4
cinnati a. 7.S0 A. n.
.-1lI t..a. .at CONNECTIONS. JI17fh.i
Shelby, Sandnsky, Mansfield & Newark Rallfoad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark, zanesyille
&C. p
Orestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper SsRdusky, DeIplOs
Lima, Fort Mayne, LePortel Chicago &C.
-- west, and East for mansheld Wooster, Mas
siilOn, &C. - ~ -
Gallon and Bellefontafne Railroad Line, for Marion
la glE GBelefontains, Sidney Uni0n, Muncie, In
..r-- annapolis, Ierre Haute5 Ytneennesi Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and ,Fftts-
- burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Ooiumbu9l Little Miami 3 Columbus, and XeniA
1fr Railroad, for EeniA, DAYTON, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, L0yeland,
cog and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-
40 sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Bouis-
-. villes Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river. aI
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark lnngs.
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, Sc.
~ For Tickets TO all points and Information an
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
T. s. FLINT superintshdent
Cleveland, November "a, 1860.
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aff From the ST. Louis Dsruocrst.I
The immense demand for the article CephaIic Plls)
"a ranfdIV aafn
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8EdaI -.
NTlhD4k R. 5CO05fTsSTONERiS

RA EE. u y n lUllldlI $500 N ER'S
"a y e &c CON @ Rsas q dss5s-l
q she County A9e4s 30 Aieie q ohio, e. the
~ ct als.f defsnqqnfql % ne directed, shall e-
pose for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House in The eiiT = glayaund n said c1ln-
ssls 4 sstS " iiss 2 SseEibsd rS. . ss.ss,
sit natsa p The township Of Eaat ylsysland IN lsd
~ kast gleFqlspr, in CrEshcGa cqlntY, Ohies BE-
ginning q point on the Pank road q ne West cor
smell thepcg b. 80 degreeg - ehslHqf thsnss s.
sgA deerees ". % llnksi thence 8. eo4 degrees Z;
land thsnes sonth s.ls cfsias; thsnes - so5l. d.
Eree5l- " s.sz 0halhB then 3 n 50d degrees VI. s.
q III e6aIT- ~ ~ 49, - ti ~ j -
ss sefsS, MOI 'e q lea s id = II s ia is- bs
lng iot ea.ti ahd 5NAIoaorss IN ioi 80. So kp-
TT 5'i17s WILLIAM K. sRERHfs,
W II. afluJ llaHl l0i lMeaI1r CommissloIsr.
"ii9@soa Riddle, AttotasJa feF Riaintia,
lNOTICE TO BUILDERS.-
i ProPosals viii b received e tss once a ths
CITY Owl Engineer % tho olty 81 CBFolah& hntn
hicks Street School House, Vest Side. =
Plans and speoihcatiohs m6g ~ SEEM aA9 more
E ~ lP.e 5'.at 4 loa o.. faiaapse' q sss4 .
{ Baeh pf5po5af nanSt Is 65eoapahisa s. s6od ana
cont a Il she ts Pfes named 4 R psob5s 3 Ssi s6o5la s5
The same be acceDted. ii5i lellf ~ NlI EiI8l
o5 As B9sFs q s a 9i.g s5T,s As P9S q
| ject the same BY order e. tno E1arli,3ll III
osvsfsn aqsh 4, issr JPN 5isS 5St 5ivii VIE EaE p
1mari3s33s 81 d ldR w g9i1H 9lgl n
| NUTIDh TO BRIDGE BUILD
j DRs1-ProbSsals ail BE- feUsfYed atlth8 sllcs
q tne CitT Civil EnginssE nntil 9lglsek q area
18th, le5i, for the cOnBfructiJn of bfioge across
tlsa Old RaveE Bed ~ or gast Of Centudstrost8
bridge may be seen a the once Of the City Civil
/ Engiuter1n and alter the i5th ipat 1l9as l.
day Uf une, 1851, and payment viii b made hr th5
Halna On tlIB 1et day Of August, ISL y eIL 81
mission Of bids re8efTiuR the t to a5eept Or re-
ieet the same By ordBE of the Boarl5q 1l.1
CHsfsIihd. 1lareh Il. is5i3zf city 6lFi Engir.
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tAEsnHt The oonniencemeht es an dttaek Immediate
rsliefirom pain and sickness will bo obtained.
They seldom ailin hamaying tho Nansea Or Head.
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n They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fernalss. and
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-,.....,....r THE OEPHALIO PILLS iatdaia
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They are entirely vegetable IN theif eompositsob.
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without making any chaleeof diet, and this absence
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Ter them e phildrenG sraigi1s baa aosrIfsisal
EwARE OF C.oUNFRRFRIPsl 81
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IA 4 Bog will be sen. BY mail prepaid on rsespt of
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All Solvent Banks.
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SANFORD7S LIVER if f.9f.h.
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TFrOm the Western R. R Gszette, Chicago I.1
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than q thousand
ases, with entire success .Tafa -f .E
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