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North Carolina Legislature.
RALLIGn. Monday, Fob. l8,

RALLIdn, Monday, Fob I6, I80l.
Tie Legislature has agreed to adjourn On Monday
next.
The Senate Las been at work an tho Military biI,
which wa, on its third reading To-day anamendment
agains; coercion was offered which occupied the day In
its discussion.
The House Is hard at work on the Convention bill
Convention Of Wake County to-day nominatcd as
Secession candidates for the State Convention Messs.
Rand, seTvis, and Wilder
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The Suffering sn Kansas.

"INHIAVH, hOndHy, FEB. Is, Io5I.
hr. Hyatt departed yesterday afternoon for tho
Eest, having accomplished the object for which 10
game, which was 10 ascertain the true condition. and
% hurry forward the establishment Of relief depots IN
tNe interior which arc being pushed forweri as rapidly
a. possible under the energy Of Gen. Poneroy. Mr
Hyatt goes Esst 10 urge forward tie movement In re'
aenee TO legislation. and TO dsyso relies gcnemlly.
A. soon as practicable, bo will visit Europe for lo
ssirPose Of regsiniog hs letdlh.
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The Virginia Convention.

RIcHxoSD, Monday, Feb. ls, 1861.
The Commissioners from Mississippi and Georoia I'D
dressed the Convention to-day, appealing strongly to
Virginia to 30 with them. They pictured the advsn-
tsges Of such course and the danger of remaining with
tho North. Tire speeches contemplated no euch event
a. reunion Mr. Pres.On Of South Carolina sIeaks to-
ptrYow
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The southerp Congress.

MosrGcsERY, AIa., Monday, Feb l8, 1861.
Tie signing Of the Provisional Constution is the
only businees before Congess Tie day les been con-
sumCd by ihe inauguration.
Tonight the city is gorgeously illuminated. yhe
Presden, IL holding leyee at Es;elle Hall. Bands
are playing, and fireworks, banners, and transiaren
cleo are the order Of the evening.
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The workingmen of Pennsyi,ania.
AO COMPROMISE WITH TRAiTORS-1HE In
FORCEMEST or TIE LAWS.
Special Dlsps,ohes to Then Y. Tribune


Special Dlsps,ohes to Then Y. Tribune
EAsTOS, Pa, Monday, Feb. Is, 1861.
very large and enthusiastic meeting of mechanics
snd workingmen was held here tonight. Long before
the hour fixed uron for organizing, the CourtIiouse
was jammed; hundreds was unable to get into the
building.
The meeting organized BY calling John j. Otto TO
ee chair, supported by large number Of ViSe-PIes'
&us On taking the chair the President stated that
&c meeting was called TO adopt measures in favor Of
ttfofcing the laws, and that none but workingmen
seuld be allowed 70 participate.
Strong resolutions were reported and unanimously
soped ia favor Of the Constitution and the enforce
asnt Of the laws, denouucing Secession and declaring
agninst all compromises.
Able aud patriotic speeches were made by Soveral.
The meeting adjourned at late hour with cheer
tlnn cheer for tho Union.
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California Land Titles.

WlsuISGroS, Monday, Feb. Is, 1861.
The Supreme Court Of the United States recently in
a California land care, established an important Prn-
cplo as TO tiat Stae-in effect that where claimant
has obtained confirmation Of tide and patent, the
adverse party in possession Cannot Ia an action, resist
the title Of the patentee.
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From GlInrIestou.

CHARLEsroy, Monday, Feb. Is, lsGl
j. r. Lindsay, the inventor Of The ten'hooter and
Young America, len last night for washington, Or
derej By the President Of the Arms Company. IL is
supposed he will be ceosured for the large amount Of
arms sold 10y him 10 the South
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tBy Tolcsraphb }

Utica, N. Y, Monday, Feb. u, 1861.
The train bearing the President elect aud
party ieft Buffalo at 81 o'clock this morning
He was accompanied to the dcpst BY Company
d Of the 74th Regiment, which Company also
acted as an Escort upon his reception here.
Notwithstanding the early hour, several hund-
red people were present to bid Mr. Lincoln fare.
well. The tratn eoasisted o( q baggage aud two
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ghs Providence Republicans.
sss.i.l Di.pAses.. to The n. Y. ThbaDs.

PROyDEScE, Aondsy, Feb. IL, 1861.
TIE Republicans held monsier meeting this even
he. The speakers were the Hon.SanaaI Curry, Jno.
Eldy. md Thomas Davis. Sentiments opposed p the
CIiaenden Compromise received continued appl6use.
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saY.,cs In Tyonor OF MIR. Dayis.

MoBlLE, Monday, Feb. IS. 1861.
salute Of 100 gans was fired here to-day in honor
O! President Davis.
CHARLEsToS, Monday, Feb. IL, 1851.
A raate Of 100 guns wac fired here to-day In homer
Of President Davis.
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No Sigas Of the Arasc, .s"ra, Or
knnc.urOO.

SANDY HOOK, Monday, Feb. lS-M Midnight.
There arc as yet no signs OF any OF the European
si ea niers due at this port.
Wind n, w. Egsit, Weather sleat,
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THE PRESIDENT ELECT EN- ROUTE.
TIE RECEPTIONS In THIS STATE.

ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.
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~ .yrFp-s2sou TO $4,000 IN DRY GOODS on
w other general for which fair prtcc
he uad In good Virginia lands and pa money Id
dress u, u. D., Herald once FOR three days
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TvoAI.--puRF RED ASH PRACH ORCHARD, GENu.
~ Inc tehigh and Broad Mountain Al lowest market
Cumbersnd Camel and Liverpool Orel OF the hrss
ouates al current rates HENRY REEVE corner Of ca.
nal and Centre, and Jane and West streets
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vxrArrED-A SECOND HAND HYDRAULIC OH
w presa in good order, from " @ 300 tons pressure
JofiN II. LOCKWOOD CO. 100 Peari street
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SITUATIONS yyAETED-sALEs.

A COOPER FIHsT RATE WORKMAN WANTS
n situation N t.swcly OF dsiiLeiy Address X A., y,
: mont Il.
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THE NARpIN WATCH.
10 40 BROADWAY
HavinF made srs.gsmenn for me sale cf
JANIS EARUlNs POCKET CHRON0MRrKRs,
And other Fine Watches,
Are prepared 70 offer them At ,hs lowest market pice
HIGHLY RECOMMEND rhsn TO THEIR CUSTOMERS
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N OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE.
n Diamonds, Watches, Jswelry Ac., bought nj their
highest value; also, advances made At his private
:. b. BARRINGER, ITO Brcsdway, up stairs
CycIpT pTNs-wApRAyTFp soLrD GOLD AND CO
- raj 81 each gold and silver Thistle Shawl and Scarf
Pins, watches Jcwelry, 40 Fine Watches French Clocks
Musical Accrdeops for repaired by experienced
orhmen, and delivered IN any part OF the city.
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AsTROLOGY.


MADAME RAY, co0 SEVENTH AVENUE, MAR
s.ek uplucky should test scr sas wills
yovr very thoughts, lucky nunbefs losses Lsds 40 0sn
psns, 30 cecs.
~ R-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF TUE CEIP
IN brated Madame PRzWfTERY She has be<n CON.
suited thousands IL this and other cities with entire salts
future wife husband al~o that OF her yser ~
wish truth, give her CALL al 2 THIRD syeni above
iw enty street. Ladiss - cents g.ntleinsn 81
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD ~ THE
i young ard accomplished Madame BIT lately from
Fairs be consulted With the sctest cor 'doDoe on
ali affairs Of lie embracing love- oourtshp, martag-, sick
inteInper~ncs situations sw suits BUSINESS travelling
stsert friends lost sAsn property, &c She has ALSO
,ss, s 20 max nr ssv.a as.enc. % Third .genus
street. Second floor, tbs bakery
Lsaios 50 esn,s; gentlemen 80 cents
WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE ISf-GO
w ye, Miss WELLINGTON, the great Engish prophet
n. best ALL and cannot b. ereeled Can he consulted
suitr iourneys friends love, courtshp, marriage
hsnb wealth md who wiz reclaim dunken and unfaithfu
hubsd Mics W. 10 the only person In this city who has the
genuine and Ar~bas tssmaos for love good igcs
consult this naturally gifted aud beautiful young ady
Lucky numbers given, Highly respectable city references
her residence No. i Sixth avenue, opposite
Eighth street.
40 CHRISTOPHER srREBT-NRs. n. ROEDER n
formation affairs through nfe in regard 70 sckness
absent friends s love affairs Journeys ard busgce
Ter residence ~ Christopher street near Frh
street wish hive true Information Her foes
reduced for ladies ond gentlemen.
4O( WIDaER, dalrvoyant end gifted spanisb lady an.
sesnsss preserbes medicine al disessss lucky
beIs. property lost or stolen. 40
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VTANTED-I0 COOKS, TO-DAY, FOR GOOD PLACES
w Gin city In country; Professionals and Catholics
general workers Places ready. Apply pa 4h av nes
I'D st.
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E,IvE LOTS on BROADWAY FOR SALEM THE VI
entity Of Thirty fourth stroe With srdnary iinprove
bringing good rent will be sold reduced prices
SUIT the times For fun particulars inquire Of PIARCE
HADSW0{sTH, No. IL Pine street.
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r,rr REST PuRrryER or THE ACE, ~ STONES
Il Erruiave and Gum Eiixsr syruIs They w,h cure All
win esre old sores feons &C Broome street She never
fails
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WINES AND LIQUOHs.
II sEyPYru hyEyuE prsrrLLERY yoU GET rHE
n best Liquors be had In Inc city FER the ieaN money,
IN apv quantities. N u. Liquors for sale IN bond
VIM. HUGHES 4 SON, SD and Ui Seventh ~.
U,IryEElTu srRyyY prsrIILEpY, EsrABLIsEED
HUME whisks,s CordsA &C. FOR wholesale and fsniy
sisss eBARLEs WHffk Proprietor.
c,PEscER or NO. 2 CoRTLANDT STREET, CORNER
~ Brosdway II Determined cut down thu price Of ale
according Philadelphia Ale at three cents He
determined TO sell nothing but pure liquors. being
Irdsr Of the article.
O7rn STREET DIsrTILEpy-BRANCu 2to EAST
Eehteenh street. near tse First avenue eneagst
places buy Brsndes Wines Rue Whskeys and Cor
diss Private families aud the trade Respectfully In
e LQuors before purchasing Use
where No Mo tenth and igs and 1893 West
Thirty seventh street JOB LVN0s fropno'0r
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No. 6-On county road, commencing
at the northwest corner OF southtas quar-
ter of sec ion six. town FIVE, range twelve,
thence east one mile to north east corner
of southwest qr. of sec 5, same town and
range, thence south to Portage river, a spe-
cial tax of mills on the dollar valuation OF
all taxable property within half mile on
the south side, and wi hin one fourth OF
mile on the north side thereof
No. 7-On that part of The Webster a.
Troy free turnpike road lying in Webster
township, six mills on the dollar valuation
of all taxable pro, ,,erty belonging to said
road.
Notice TO TnxsPapers of Wood County, o.
In pursuance of law, l, e. GRAHAM,
treasurer of Wood county, Ohio, do here
by notify the tax payers thereof, that the
amount of taxes assessed on the tax du-
plicate for the year 1861, for the different
purposes named, is correctly stated in the
above abstract also, the rate of taxation
showing the number of mills on every dol
lar valuation in each of the twps. and incor-
porated villages OF said county, is correct
" given in the above table. You are al
SO notified that every person charged with
any tax on the tax duplicate of 1861, now
in my han Is, may at his option, Instead
of paying tie option, insteal of paying
the whole amount with which he stands
charged. on or before the Goth December
as heretofore required, may pay one-hall
of same, plus all road taxes and delin-
qnencies, on or before the Goth December
nfxt, and the balanc. on or before tie
Goth June, 1862 For the purpose of re
ceiving taxes, l will attend in purpose CT
by deputy at my Office, in this place, from
now until the 25th day of January, to re-
ceive the taxes on the first half, and from
the ! 9th April to the Goth July, 1862, tc
receive the tax S on The last half. The
law allows the treasurer penalty of five
per cent on each delinquent half, respt ct.
lively after the goth December and 20tl
June; as a compensation for extra service
in collecting, which amount, if added, will
be in addition to the above rates.
E. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
Treasurer's office, Wood CO., Ohio.
Perrysburg, October 25,h, 1861.
Attest: ADDr ON SMITH, County Auditor
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II NJ L L Z n
CHEMICOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
May be consulted free Of charge. at the following
times and places

May be consulted free Of charge at the following
times and places
Fostoria, Hays House, Tuesday, Nov 10.
Fremont, kesslcr Hotel wednesday, Nov. 90.
Toledo, Collins House, Friday Nov 22
Ferrysburg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday, Nov 80
My THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one in the United
States,and challenge any one to produce the same
success that have met with in treating Chronic
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operations of the body, believing diseases to derend
upon dspropurtioned condition of the fluids Of the
body, whereby the solids be come unhealthy nv
analysing the sccrctons, blood, &c, of the BODY
and finding out what Is deficient or in excess and
supplying to the system what is wanting. l am
enabled to cure often by small amount of medicines
where the patient has been drugged with medicines
for long years to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great ma iority of cases de-
dends mainly upon II disproportiOned state of the
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach When
this gastic fluid is proportiuned properly the food Il
Thoroughly digcsted and assimilatcd Viewing Dvs-
pepsia by the rules of Chemicopathologv and riyinp
treatment accoidngly,I am enabled to cure Al cases
out OF 3U, and 4o eases out 90 of Consumption AS
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dlaint, Piles, NcurS gia, Dizziness or Sick Headache
Nervous Debility and Female Discases--in every
case cure, and other diseases proportionatcly.
CONSUMPTION.
- DR.. McMillcn uses an improved Inlnliuo Tn.
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an application to the diseased Lung and Throat "a
we could to Il sore anywhere ON the exterior of the
body. Wv
DIR. NJ. uses pure Chcmicopahc and Botanic REM
cdics. lie gives mild tOuc treatment which acts
chemically. and assists Nature to free herself One
ounce of assistance to Nature is worth a pound OF
poisonous drugs to the disease -
Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and sue.
cess call on or write to:
Mrs. ). B. Abbott. Portage, Wood county. Ohio
Mrs Robert Jacobs, Eagleyillc, Wood county Ohio
Mrs Jesse flukell, Browns Corners, Wood county.
ONO; Andrew Cross, Millgrove Wood county, Ohio;
John Cummins Hassan Hancock county. 0hio :. Il
A. Smith. Elmore, 0ttowa county, Ohio q, u.
Church, Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio.
All communications must be directed to DR., ].
+. McMen, Cleveland, Ohio.
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body ana oh
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GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT,

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STMULANT,
Especially designed for the use of the Medical
Il Profession and the Family, having superseded
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rHO CONSERVATIVES.
TOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.

II
a Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the relief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted with Vilulcnt and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for the of diseases of the Sexual Or
gans.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon to all who apply by letter, with description
of their condition, (age, occupation habits OF life,
&c,) and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on SpermatorrhGa, and other
diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the new REM
edies employed in the Dispensary sent to the afilict
cd in sealed letter ENVELOPES, free of charge: Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. south 9th street
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. /, 6l. EZRA u. HEATWELI., President.
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Constipation, COstiveness, Suppression,
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From Dr. j. r. Idugtp, MoAtroi, Cinadd.
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Perry sburg, Ohio,
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Dysentery, DiarrhOeo, Relax, Worms.

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