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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIGTON, Dec. 81.
The report that prevailed this afternoon
throughout the city that General Scott had
been appointed Secretary of War ad inte-
rim, produced thrilling effect and occs-
stoned much indign alton among the seces-
sionists, who are fully aware that General
Scott is in favor Of extensive military pre-
partitions. The truth is, that Post Master
General Holt is IN temporary charge Of the
Department and tonight vas attending to
the duties there in in company with the
chief clerk. General Scott has not been
either at the Department or at the Presi-
dents house to-day.
Both Tho mpson and Thomas we're at the
Cabinet N eeting to-dsy, though rumor had
declared Otherwise, Many reports pre-
vail with no truth for their foundation,
which serve only to add to the already in
tense exoitement
Mr.. Bingham's bill 70 provide for the
collecting Of duty on imports, introduced
into the House to-day, and referred TO the
Committee on Judiciary, looks 70 the in
crease Of the Presidents power to enforce
the revenue laws.
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The Railway market continues good, bnt teone
depression was cd11od YESTERDAY partly by sales
70 close speculative eecounie, freparafory g the
hoIldnyg mos. Of ilo leading stocks lelt 81 from
i 70 per cent lover. The Grand Trunk Can
ada RI n stock experienced renewed decline OF
fully per cent yesterday on tie publicHti tioH
OF the report Of the Committee OF the Bond
holdeu.
las now beyond doubt that ihe projected usl.
ish loan d 6 complete fsilure here, and the pros
peclt aru scarcely better a. faEis.
celcutte pdpeEs ssy The disbendment of the 9TH
Bengal European Rigiment was followed oy The
iIimediate military execution Of prisoner. he
was marched around tle square, IN the rear Of his
cofIln, and shot dcad a. the dFut Volley.
He aalnoWled the Justice Of bis sentence, and
met HE death with manly resigEation. ecarctll
had thig tsfriblc scene been enacted When tne I'd
Regiment Of foot moved Ia lront OF tue DID ~
rupean Regiment The artillery was loaded with
grape on either flank.
The blh Regiment was commanded 70 order
arns5 ard fhen 70 pile their arms They obeyed,
nud were 81 once marched q short distance clear
of the piles and no sooner were they quite clear
of the pilus than two companies o The lth and
50 Regiments hhng rapidly % the epot, intersen-
ed between Tie fih Regiment and the ellns 10
prevent the possibility of any rush o reeoFer
then. When thlz Vss accompiished, the briga-
dier read a. order prpnonneing the doom Of the
regl4enI u was struck nom the army list All
lis conini sionad oieeFa reduced 10 the ranks and
the men were drefei into the aye remaining rcgi-
meus Of the bengal army. Many men with
medals on Their hfassfs, who hsd fought ing
lands battles AZ he world over. Many Of the
old soldiers who hed been drafted from tue old
llenral and Royal reriIuenIa, appeared 70 be ut
ierly heart broken, und sObbed aloud.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHuoT0N, Dec. 81.
6ENAIE

Mr., Douglas said be wished 10 speak on
the subject bul Weuld postpone his remarks
until Wednesday,.
Mr.. Critsnden asked that the Senate
wsuld set apart some day for the consider
alton Of the joint resolution offered by him
The resolution was then made the special
order for Wednesday
Mr.. Wilson offered Q resolution Of inquiry
that the Secretary Of War be requested 70
iaform the Senate what disposition had
been made Of the arms made at the Ma
tional armOries, and II any had been sold,
end If 90, what pTios and TO whom; what
number thsro we're in arssnsls and how
they we're protected Objected end laid
over.
The bill 10 orga1ize the Territorial Gov
ernment Of Arizona was taken up.
Mr. TrumbulI spoke in favor Of the
amendmantto the amendment 70 alleW the
Mexican lev abolishing slavery tOoontinue
in fores.
M. Green said that Mr.. Browns amend
hisnt did not chaaFe ahs lER but only pro.
posed to continue Sn existing Law. HsVss
n iavor Of leaving the people to choose
their oEa laws.
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SAsDT Hook, Dec. al

SAsnT Hook, Dec. 81.
The steamship kangaroo, from Liverpool 18th
iist has arrived of this point She was detained
al oueenstown tl the morning OF the 21at 10 carry
he mails detained via Galway, there being No
Steamer from that port as eEpeced.
The Kangaroo has 100 pounds specie IS cabin
and le3 stcerage Passengers,
The steamship Aifiea, frOm New York, arrived
~ LtyF1Foot ~ s-sadstaas market had an ad
yaneing tendency al qualities had slightly ad
vanced,
Breadstaffs- llsfs. Wakefield, Nah & Co
quote hsnr dfm al a. advance Of bd
fFheai-hdYancea q. 70.
C0rh-EiEIl, ard advanced 6d6ls. -
Provisio l-Beef dull Pork quiet Bacon
heavy. Lard remains quiet a. &c. Tallowi un-
sugar quiet: rice steady ashes quiet, 2sssde
2seed; potash pearl 29s5d rogin dull Is 4s7d04sSd
spirits turpensine duh at S2s
london Ii Tsrkets. BFaadstufs firm at an ad
vance Of los for both wheat and dour. Sugar
Quiets coffee steady; no cattle enquiries, and
prices weak; nice dull and prices easier but qnOta
bly, unchanged taliou 6os3d.
C0nsols for account *. div s2H693k.
Money market generally unchanged,
Latest sales OF American stocks Were--ill, Cen
tral 27K@2sk discount Erie P49s6i n. 7. Cen
Tae kussiau Government had received news OF
the conclnEion and rttiication Of peace in China
The allies had evacuated Pekin to which the I'm
per0r vas about 70 Fatpfn.
European atlairs generally unchanged. News
not specially important.
The Galway line is temporarily suspended,
The London Times says the Presidents Mes
sage Is an evasion Of all responsibility, and con
trssts Buchansn's tinid policy with the bold &C.
tiOn Of Jackson
The Globe characteFizes the message as AZ ap
peal p t2e North % make concessions to the
m reported that 45e0o weavers are actually
stafVinqet Coventry ,Inr rllnd.
FRAEcE. The Arch Bishop Of Lyons has pub
lished hGughty pamphlet against the stamp i'm
position upon pastoral letters treating Of pOliti-
initiating and not 70 be submitted TO-
The Paris breadstuhs market was improving.
ITALY Francis H. calls upon the Governor OF
Gaets to defend II % the last The French feet
would leave SOON
The Province Of Viterbo continued insurree-
tiouary. It s expected that the French were
preparing to eyacuate it.
The BaVarisn Minister at Turin had been re,
called.
The Sandman Minister at Munich would also
be uecalled
AusTRIA.-The Hungarian Conference opened
at Grsu on the 18th, and promptly adopted the
electoral law Of 1s4s.
India adTices from Bombay represent business
stin fat, ,ozEi1E to resentment against income tax
tIsishts 1o5 per ton higher.
London money mhrzet. which opened with an
advance Of = on conzols, which was Subsequent
: sSsrs. Dodge Granbonata, an American
house in, tie India rubber trade, had suspend ed
owing 70 losses IN the absence Of ramittaneei
from America
The London Times calls attention 10 the new
article Of con1nnsree rom Americs, viz Oil from
the Union wells Of Western New York
Amerieaa securities had declined.
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eREAFFIRR AF MILwAUKEE.


On Saturday night ERE broke out in the
Lake Michigan Mills, owned By Nichols,
Britt s. Co. The building and contents,
consisting Of 500 bbls -four and 1000 bush
els of Nhess, wers consumed. Loss $85, 900;
insured for 5000
The flames communicated with the ware
house occupied BY Collins s Andre, de-
stroying the building, valued ct S15. 600;
insurance not asoertsiued.
At two o'clock on Sunday morning an
other FIRE broke out in the bailding on the
corner Of huron and East Water streets, Oc-
cupied By the City 0ffees. Loss on baild-
ing S50,0005 fully insured. George Dryer
& Co, saddle and harness establishment.
consumed. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000
All the records and Xalnables deposited in
the City Clerks 0lioe we're destroyed
The loss to the city cannot Be asca-tsir
until the safes, which oOntsia S200 10 's.' =
ehsttet mortgages, are en- tom ,,VgS -
LATEE.-lt lbs esisbe been sscertS' med that tbe
TWO h11,e,S,ired thousOnd bond MORTGAGES were
sot kept in the safe aD'l are conseqently
destroyed. aska l,t1
Five persons are missing. 1t is feared
they are buried ia The ruins. Exertions arr
being made to to fnd the bodies, but the
heat does not permit much progress.
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HNRIES EMAR I,2&3, AXE DE-
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of the Ecole de
Medicine, Vienna
No. s. invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhoaa
and all physical disabilities.
No completey eradicatea all traces Of thoaa dis.
eases that have heretofore been treated y the nau'
cioug and peruicioug rHe Of copaiFe and cuQepl.
No. has entirely srpplanted the injurious use
mercury thereby insuIilz 20 the sufferer speedy
lief, disgersfng al imBrriiesi ano ro0tlng oas ths
VfHion eli dige1aa.
THIS EllAR, Nos- j, 2 and ;, are prspgTatiol the
form OF lozenFa, devoid Of tl5te and small, and
b carried n the WElsteoat pocket Sold IN tin ea9a5
and divided into separate doaeg a1 adminiaerad b
Valpeau Lailenand heuxs tiooldi &C. Price 3 eaohi
haruby th8se ia saving Ql So. 10 Be- bad wholesale
and retail, Of Dr. BAktOfs No. l94 Eoerker stfees
New York. lmmediatelY on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow Vin iorWard the Ifie8emar TO any paT
Of the world securely packed and add essa sec ord
ing 70 the instructions Of the writer.
~ sold also b 3. 7. GAYLORD and VI
FIsKE, Cleveland ann
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ARR IvA0F THE NORTH AMERTOAN.

PoErLAsD, Dec. 81.
The screw steamship North American from
Liverpool 20th, via Londonderry 2lsti arrived At
this port 81 10 IS this morning
The steamer Glasgow arrived at Queenstown
rbe f5iloy7iuQ Is the latest via LONDONDERRY.
IrvrRroo1, 2lst - Breadsiufs market lfm,
with good demand at extreme prices
Corn has en- advancing tendency.
Lo1Dos, Friday noon -coEsols closed at IS
me latest sales Of american socks on Friday
were H. Central 2s42s5 discount; Erie 3569
~. II s. Central 77979.
fhe Russian Government had received news Of
the English and French prisoners, Norman An
derson and bolebyi and three French ohicers
They.were mastered by the Chinese,
HE negotiations for the efacuation or Gaeta
having ialied, its bonhardment VIII recommence
ne Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph had
resolved at their own expense 70 keep the con-
oern adoat, iu hopes Of operations being renewed
I'be London Times City Article. Of rhnrsday
evening, 10Th, says the English 1unds are dull To-
dav from q variety OF ceuses. They opened at a
decline Of ls So and subsequently experienced a
News from Bombay Of Organized resistance on
fle mart Of native tfibuturies TO the income tax
end the unsatisfactory state Of the army IN thai
Presidency, constitete the chief reason for the
The tendency 70 depression on the Paris Bourse,
coupled with the intimatien8 given to Austria
fhnt she ilull consent 70 sen feAetiaof De pre-.
F. rered for G new war in the spring. likewise lad
sorie eject on The market. which vas intuercad
esudden and considerlhie increase Of the de-
7-aud for loans On Government securities. The
--fe for advance on the stock exchange tbs NOR
ring vas per cent az vhieh there was an active
Teurud.
ID the u u. the requirements increased, end
o11iieations were made 20 the Bank, where ths
sii6iniuin rate Of discount Is S. Yez cet T. TIE
s.s~o77us market there Is also an fnliTe denlaIld
1bout go 900 in bar gold was taken ron 'ths
3Suk t5day
nj vras expected that the Ausfalasian Caaafd
e Sew 2qTE
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3tlEaiEimEs.
HEAR WHAT THx PEOPLE aAY.

~ ,,n5sr.,qned having used Professor HUM
PHRFYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our fsiIas with the most satisfaciory rats end
having fIn conhdenes IN their genulneneas, purity,
and eficaey, eheerfuily recommend uem % AZ PEI
renie,Iiss nt hand for private Or domestic use
The Rev. Wm Hosmer editor Of " The NorAern
lpdependensh Auburn, n. z. the Rev. z. u, Cres
sew B D.. Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auhuru, y -
ne rev B l. Ives Chaplain of the Auburn state
Prsgn; the Rev. Spencer N. Rice, Rector, Nee B--.-
ford. Mass tie Rev. Allen Steele Heg-Ypr. yuu e.
ferenes; tle Rey, Samuel Ae9os ~ 49,. Is, -
RsV John E Robie, Buffalo A g Hsrt SO, Uuca-
NY. the bon. Neal DoF, Portland, Ne ne Hon
SCHUYLER Colfax, south-Bend, Ind. Tie Hon ieorse
H,n9nhrevs. n Y; Henry D. Cook, Esq-, Ediier ot
xJfiitS g. Isias-ai y fnlunihus Ohio Tie H0n-
R u. Graham, Moline, III the Hon Thomas =
Chase Monticello, Pa the Hon Joseph 5ene,li9r
Pond Esq., Utica, n 2. james Plunkeit, ESQ, Nash
vile Tenn
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FROM nAnnIgRUnnH.
Z q 0 j HtRRrsBUaaH Dee. %.

= y y HAhHI1lUhdHi Dec. 2.
There is strong anlegonism to the ap-
pOintment Of Senator Cameron 70 position
In Mr.. Lineoln8 Cabinet Mr.. Lincoln tel
egraphed 10 Hon. Alex. K. Mcclure to come
TO Springfield, and be left for that city To-
day. Mr.. Mcclure is opposed to Mr.. Cam
eron and the former will meet the latter at
Springfield, when it is supposed that vio-
lent rupture will ensue in the appointment
Of Mr.. Dayton In the place Of either Of
them.
10P. MA dispatch received BY cit
iEen tonight announces that Gen. Cameron
has been appointed Secretary Of the Treas
ury and that he IS now in Springfield and
viii accept the appointment The author
ity for this is deemed reliable
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COMMERCIAL.

CLEVELAND RARKET-DEC. 81.
FLOUR Unchanged and inactive. SEQ table for
quotations.
WHEAT-sales cars red .at sloO delivered,
and do on track at same.
CORN-Quiet at ss@s7c.
OATS-Quiet at 25c.
HOGS+Ths market is active and Saturdays out
side hgures are obtained readily Sales Of p head,
and 90 do at 1878, and 10 head at ss,7o@5,75.
HIGHWTNEs-salos OF two lots of 80 Bbls each
at lSxc.
MISS PORK-salsS 20 bbls mess at sI4.
LARD-sales 10 bbls and 10 kegs at s1se and 70
kegs at same.
sEEDS-sales OfIOO bush Glover at $3.50.
sUGARs-BrOwn sugars are lower. See table
for quotations.
MOLAssES-Ha declined and n. o. is selling
now at s5@s7c, and Cuba at sl@s3lc.
TALLOW-ssllinE at s9ec.
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FRo1T WAsHINGroN.

Certain parties in New YOrkshsVe pro
posed to take the remainder, over three
million dollars, Of the late i've naillion
loan, but the particulars have not yet been
received. It was said, however, at the
Treasuary today, that the last named sum
would probably be realized in the course Of
a week, when the acquisitions of the vari-
GUS distributing officers would be met. The
congressman are among those whose ar
resraVes have not been met.
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ALSO sPEo1TI9

Foa AsTzEk On PHTEsIo. = Oppressed Dlihenlt,
Labored RreaEEing attended viii Cough and Lxpec-
toratlon. Price, 50 cents per box
FoR ElR DIsoHaades AID DEkIEEs--D5charges
nom he Ear The resnit Of Scarlet Fever Ms1seo or
Mercurials For Noises 10 the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing r the Ears, and Ear-ache
Price, 80 cents per box
ron soaoFuIi.-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durAted fonss eEelingl and Old utcer1, ScIoiuloua
Cachszy Of Children Price, 50 cents per box.
FoR GUERAL DEBulTT. -Phydeai Or Nervous
WsaknesL Either the result Of Sickness, Exeeasiye
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, %
cenis per box
PoR DEOPsY.-Flud Accommodations, Tunid Swell
ingz, Win scanty seereons. Price 30 cents per box
F0n EA-sIcEEEs.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo Nau-
80, Vomiting. Sickness nom riding or motion
Pdoe, 30 cent? per box.
yoa UnuarI DrsElsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
euH, Dfncult Painful Urinaton, Diseases Of ths Kid
neyL Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL Elussioss--inYoluntary Discnargea
and Consequent Prostraton and Debility, Bad ke-
r1lts of Evil Habtta The most successful and en-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon e.
cure. Price, with fun directious, q per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under ne
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of ProL Hun
PaREYs can do So At bis Office, o62 BroadEay, daiiy
from AN. 70 PM, or By letter.
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49, or spEcIFIo RENEpIEa

Por Pever Courestion and Innammaiou,.
No 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Colo, Wstiing ihs'
SiS No. s-For Cole, Crying, Tsetiins, and WHlsfuI
AN No. = 1@FoT 7o 6iurroaa, CHOLERA IniAniu and So
ner Complaints.
mo Eo.s-For CholsFa, Cholera Mor5us, VOmitlrz
No. T-For Coughs, Colds, iniiuenza, and sors
liEo7f NJ sFor Tooth-aehe. Fseesehs, and Neuralgia
No. s.-For Headaehe, Vertigo, Heat and Fuilne,
IN NJ i0-DYsPrpslA Prrrs-For Weak ana Derangsd
stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint s.. p.,,
ful or Suppressed Perioda
Ho. fq1Por LsueoTrhea. Profuss Mensea. sna
BesTtng Down Of Females
NJ. i8-FoF Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad brea.nnE'
No, 1S,-SGIT RzEuM PIi1s-For ETyspella, EruP
lions, Pimples on the Pace
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Iona Or L.n9s-
A-PoF Fever and Ague, ChlN Fever DIiao As1ei
Old Ansmanaged Agues.
P-Por. Piles, Blind or Bleedins, Internal Or *
tsrnaL 800 r..,,,,.
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight
O-For Catarrh, OF long standing or recent, eitner
with obstruction or prOfuse discharge $3.50
". C.-For whooplng Cough, abatng iis Woienes
and shortening IL course
ciucs act IKE charm. The entire disease h oilen
arrested At once and In al cases he violence q NE
S:ssF 3 moderated, he disease shortened, and rem
dered len dangeroua
Coughs and Cold6, which are Of such iequens %
currsnce, and which % often lay he foundation oi
dlaeaBed iunRI bronchitis, and consumption, nay al
be Gt once cured By The FsVsr and oough Plh
In E1 chronic diseases, such e. DyuPepdAy "elE
Stomach. Constipation, Liver Comrlalnil, Rua1, fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaehel,
Sore or Weak Eyes, CEtsrrh, B4lt khe1n, And oinef
cd eruntona The case has specifies WhOso proper a-
pIlcsHon VIII Afford q cure n Simags aVery insanee
Ohsn he cure Of q hngs chronic dihculty, such e
Dypepsla, Piles or Catanh, Esadaeho or fenala
Essmel, has more than paid for DE case tsn sznes
0VcE.
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PROM sT. JOHNS.

81. JOINS, N. F. Dec. 81.
A large steamer was sighted of Cape
Race this morning about eighteen miles of,
hull down, which was probably the Aus
tralian. The steamship Europa, from BOs-
ton via Halifax, passed the Cape at 4S0,
this p. NJ, en- route for Liverpool
The weather this evening is fine and the
high wind has subsided.
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nIIssoURI LEeIsLATURE.

JEFFERSON CITY, Deo. 81.
The House was called to order st ten
minutes past ten, J. P. Ament Of Marion,
Speaker pro tenn. Senate met; ], B. Brown,
of Ray, President pro TEN.
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ggF9aI.

A SSIGNMENT NOTICE II HE
creditors OF Henry F. Percival, Of Cleveland,
are hereby notified that the 4rh day OF Decem Der,
A. d. lS60, said Henry F. Percivnl made an assign
ment OF his property In trust for the benst
his creditors and that they required 20 present
their claims 70 me for allowances within six months
erty. JAMES N. JONES.
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eENERAL 1EooL oN sEOEssloN.

TRoY, Dec. 81.
The Troy Daily Times this afternoon con-
tains letters from General Wool, in IA
Tor Of sustaining Anderson in his position
at Fort sumpter, and earnestly urging thst
a irm ground be sdoptsd to put down re-
bellion. BE declares that If Fort Sumpter
be surrendered e the seeessieaiSts, 70
days 209, 900 men will be in readiness to
take vengeance on all who would betray
the Union into the hands Of its enemies.
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10 De CLOSED.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Dec. 81.
The News Station Of the n 7. Associated Press at
Cape Race will Be closed for the season OF the 18th
uf January, and VII reopen about the Middle Of
April.
During the ensuing summer q more coTa1Jrtaoie
house for the men, and better accommOdHtiOn5 Tor
launching the life boats on both sides Of the Cape
will be provided 20 be able to intercept the
passing steamers at all seasons Of the year.
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sIeAitines

CANFORD'S LIVER M IGOR
~ ATOR never Debilitlte5. lt . compounded
sStlrsly frs8 EROM GUNS l1o 20. lle11
tabiillgd tlct, 2 alsnoa.d .-e-i-...7i
70 With conhdsnoo "a al TIE diseases 1l i-A = =
II b1S CURED theusandsl within tho last sR0yesrl
who had gwen up eli- lel q
numerou5 unsohcifed = ae1-lnl-i-l i--ls F'
5'as doe uuss b adsp-. led g ths tsupsraEns1i
o; ~ irdfTilrai f1iri1g itand used ir EIcl auau-
fitial a . act qsuarallJ = % the bowels.
,s lsI u.e 1s q 's.' az III Ie6B 10s' i6sii
win cure LIvEH Coa-.( zI4l.1.s 1llfl- ~
fAcEa, DE1PEl1IA, ,lH0E- = |lc D1AnaaGA7 e-ll--
CoirpLArTTa- DssEs1fEHIs - QRQPsI. tQrl elqliAel
HAlIIuA1 lo3IfYzaEsaZ = sHollqs lHQAlAA ~
rANTUms ELAIuLENcEs ~ y AulcA, p - -
WEAKE Ess, and may be z1ee91iuly a %
cure SICK HEADACHE e th9usandl can ,e5
An Who uls it are giving tnsiF is-ia'Ai 2 - p
- NIX water IN. ths mozsh sin the IHvigarrtal
-H1 PRioE 0SE D0ILAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family lafnaruc rlll-
Compounded from Pure Vegetable ENfraoi9 -nd %
up In Gless Cases, AIR Tight and WI
keep On aly climate. -.
active Cathartic, which the proprietor la1 -- p
Z his practice more than twenty years. -. 49,.
I who have long used t1e-- fiLls ana tle -.--s
l tion which all express IN n reg4fl % lleI
~
I The Profession Well know -n-s all4ffNl ~
tt-rfioa ~ 5n diHere1f portions of the bowels.
Tia F7rriiy- i7fharficA 2 PHI has. With due r1iar.
/ enco to this web estab-| Ls1ed uet l -a.
/ pounded from a T1rie1g = Of tne pufa-s
Ertracts. which act alite on every rafl % W ~
/ mentary canal aue are'- COOP 4n4 aA-5 m -
cases where Cathartic|- ID nce1e1i llll1- l
ranRementg Of the Stom-l c1. 1lael mess Z 4l-' ~
the Back and Lcinls sCoE-| Z Itireul1af pam ana
ntsnoVer the whole Body IRON lu1lgn e1i-f 'il-
[ iroquanfly, II neglected p end 10 i11s
/ TaTer Loss Of Apre-E- tlt1s q lflel--. -
I fion OF cold ever the BODY Ae4 ~ " u
/ 1eedE eh's OF Waiqhfr iu th6 Head lll lul.l1l
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01
SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.


The President stated that the question before the
body yesterday in the closing Of the session,
resolution relative TO the removal ofthe light houses
and buOys.
Mr.. Chestnut moved that they go into secret sss-
sion.
adjournment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81.
There Is q report in circulation thag
Whestland, the residence Of Mr. Buchanan,
has been burned. There is no truth what
ever in the rumor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-01

BosToN, Dec. 81

BOSTON, Dsc- Oh
The Orthodox Church at South Braintree
was destroyed by FIRE last night Loss
$1,000 no insurance.