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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15

1HBATRICAL.-lne ne lheater was crowded on
Saturday evening last, to witness Mrs. Haynes
representation of Lucretia Borgia, and re-
spectacle audience was present on Monday
evening, when the play Of Camille was present
ed. The principal characters were admirably
sustained by Mrs. Hayne, and placed her still
higher, if possible, in the estimation of the
theater-goers OF Nevada. We often hear the
remark that she never appeared before a Neva-
da audience to better advantage than during
her present engagement. Her personation of
Camille, yesterday evening, was a superior
piece Of acting, and the different passions were
represented with telling effect. The pieces an
nounced for this evening are the Lady of Lyons,
and the Rough Diamond, Mrs. Haync as Pau
line in the former and Margery in the latter.
FINE PAIKTING.-Mr. Charles Ferrand,
portrait painter Broad street, has presented the
Pennsylvania Hose Co. n beautiful painting,
representing Penn, making treaty with the
Indians. The picture is about four feet square,
and though the design is not original with
Mr. Ferrand, the most casual observer will pro-
nounce the painting the work of a finished ar
tiSt.
ANOTHER GIFT ENTERTAINMENT.-W
learn that Nevada Hose Co. No. l, have made
arrangements to give grand gift entertain
ment, to come off on the I'd Of March next.
Prizes to the value of 9, $50 will be distributed
on the occasion. The first prize is a gold watch
valued at $780, the last prize, $500 in cash.
AcCIDBNT.-Whilet the Pennsylvania Hose
Co. were "housing" their carriage yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Frank Fisher member Of the
company made misstep and run his arm
through a window. An ugly cash was cut on
the palm of his hand and wrist by the broken
glass.
SPARRING EXHIBITION.-Mr. VIM. Davis
gives grand sparring exhibition at Ashmores
Meodeon, next Saturday evening. He will be
assisted by many prominent professors of the
manly art.
CARRIAGE HoUsE.-The building recently
erected for the Pennsylvania Hose Company,
on Broad street, is completed. The company
took possession yesterday afternoon, and
housed their hose carriage.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15

STORM AT BoDEGA.-The Petaluma Argus
learns that Bodega was visited by a terrible
storm on Friday last. The schooner Don
Laander was driven ashore and wrecked .
the crew were saved. Total loss by the
storm, $4,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15

PAINFUL AccDENT.-On Tuesday last,
gays the San Juan Press. while John Pad
deford was ascending the shaft of mining
claim at French Corral. he slipped and fell
a distance of twenty-five feet, receiving
thereby several bruises and contusions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15

Nor SETTLED.-The Sonora Age says the
trouble between the Tuolumne County
Water Company and the parties interested
in, or supposed to be, breaking the water
ditehes, seems to be no nearer a settlement
than they were months ago.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-15

Mrs. WEED is lecturing in the northern
part Of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21
whsuINGT0N NEWs'

" AehtaaA4Af T w ~
1,.sp.tcbes foia the Montgomery Convention
reseired % day, urge the Border State men "a the
Peaos C9ngre,s NOT 70 consent TO eomprolaise oi
Narator Of Democratic senators IN oanous,
today. resolved not 70 make any factiou1 opposi-
ton 20 the Iarin bill 49,. -,
me resnh Of the Missouri election created
rreat excitement among Sece.sionisis They
consider Il an Indication that AissouFl VIII 70
rlnir in the Union under any circumstances
me District troops viii be kept under order
arms Thursday Friday anu - o.,lIgsy. -.
Union men b Baltimore are making great pre-
partitions for NJ. Lincons reception A dele
irrio has gone North 10 meet him.
Mr. ~. hinEmnn formerly menpef OF Non-
r9ess Ir1n south Carolina, received 9 ietter ~ ~
say. stating positively that Fort Sumter viii Dc
fatnn. Al vIhateyer cost, before the aih oi Aafeh
The same letter also states thar suutl OarelhA
viii iernand ffom tina Montgomery Convention .
guarantee Of free trade, and that sue ana % 9%.hsf
Cotton States VIII oppose any import duties hish-
~ Broan' @ iste Editor of the Constitution,
hn5 seen dauatired IS the seeding states 20 IN
f,rn the FEDERAL Government Of the eleeiioh %
Jederou Davis. he Ntii not 9e res9s -. n
Mr. Lincoln viii occupy temp pQrarlly-ihe W. u II
Ing on Franklin square lately occupied Dy the
South Carolina Commissioners.
Reosnf proceedings in Montgomery have LED
The Border States 20 talk Of q separate Sonieue
1ncV for themselves, IN ere they seceue-
Republicans Of both Houses are ready 70 toie
unanimously 10 fEvor Of National Convention
% seitle diIhcultieg.
The Senate made over one hundred amend
rnsnfs 20 the Tarih bill 20 day, considerably ne
i,-rinr fhe. rates OF duties therein and bringing
tiiela 10 q tride lower than the tsrtn Of 1885
ne case OF the Governor Of Ohio vs the Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, is up in the Supreme Cour'
me- Peace Conference Is progressing harmoni-
ously. but viii probably not arrive a. conelu-
sion before the end Of the week
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NEW YORK nIAKKET-FeB. 90


tBY FELE0RAPR.I
RLOUR-Opened quiet and firm with slight
downward tendency. The demand for export Is res
trcted by the rmness Of freights while home trade
not disposed TO buy more than sufficient to sup
dull and heavy with the holders little more ispos
ID 70 realize. Gales Of extra state were rumOred
SALES are 5000 bbIs at Ss,NaS5.25 for snperfpe
superhns western; S5,3095t,5 80 for common TO extra
western; s55O@5,70 Tor shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN RIlOUR- Market little higher
and rather more doing. Sales 6OO bbls at g,
SIS for common to choice extra,
Rye FLOUR-SeIllng slowly at S5,sO94,i0 for
common to choice guperdne.
CslRN MEAI-Bull with fair supply. Sales at
$40 for jersey s., $3.50 BrandyWine; IS, for
WHisKY-The market active Sales are $50
bbls at l75kc; small parcels INC.
WHEAT-Nery quiet and holders generally dis
posed 10 insist upon ful pTcss. The export demand
s materially restricted BY the scarcity and high rate
Sales are zoo bush Chicago spring 100 dsliv-
cred prime Milwaukee club Sl,2j delivered; white
western Sl,4O@l,i2; red state Sl.sO; r,.d Indiana
Sl,SO@Ls2 on the dock, and cargo os white Calior
mia on private terms.
RYk-Quist and firm at 65970c.
BAkLkf kf-eontinues hrm and moderate busi-
COKN-0peHsd shade irmet Ond closed dull
with no buyers at the outside prices.
Sales are3S UeJ bush At 6714GSc for old mixed
western in stOrei 69d70 delivered; 6263 mixed west
ern y the aePoG 7055I white southern.
0ATS-Duu and dropping. SAILS al S5kf26k
western aud CANADA ~ Stale.
FORK Market hrmer for mess and dull for
prime, sales 40 bbls at S72s for mess; SI7OJ
thin do; 81, Is clear; Sl3,O0.
BEER-MarkeL continues quiet and steady Sales
$50 bbs at S4,75G5,1O prime; $5,75d6, Is coun-
Iry ness 0O9 1910 repaeked ness Sl,Oo9IoO ex
ira mess.
PRIME MESS BREF-Dull and nominal at
SI3,UOQa 10.
BEEr Il AAIs-ouiet and steady. Sales at 10
i5c for state and western.
CUT MEATS Market is unchanged. Sales
at s4esao for shoulder s9sHe i0E hams.
HOGS Are quiet at S6,5a06s7 Tor corn led
dressed, aud S5,5O09562 for live weights.
HACDN-Dull and heavy.
laARD-Market steady with moderate demand
Salsf ars 79O99lOc including small parcels inferior
sSe.
BUTTER Is selling at lOeel4c for Ohio
lA6ll9t state.
CHEEsE-steady at SaIOHe for inferior to
prime.
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FROnT WILMINGTON.

WAsEIN0ToH, feb, ~
The Peace Conference viii, according TO pres
emf Indications take FINAL vote on the pending
PROPOSITION on the 22d Washington's birthday
For the hrst time, q nag stah has been erected
OF the national tag.
The Houss Select Committee Of ave on the
Preeldents message transmitted Jan. 5th, viii
TO O.mOrrOw make report relative 70 the stauon
inr OF vessels, &C saying that the defense Of the
Atlantic coast has been greatly neglected. aud
ooneluded with resolution censnring the Seere
tary OF the Navy, for, as they charge, accepting
without delay or inquiry the resignation OF
oficers who were In arms against the Govern
ment when rendering the same.
Ii has been ascertalned thAt larger number Of
vessels are ahOat now than for the last twenty
years and other vessels may be lifted out during
illrre or four weeks. There Is, however, def
cheney Of lieutenants, midshpmen, masters and
medical officers as we'll as seHmen, she law limit
ins tie last named TO 900 men.
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MIR. LINCOLN SPEAKS AGAIN.

Nav YoEK, Feb. 20
Before leaving the City Hall, Nr Lincoln ap-
peared on the balcony, IN response to calls, and
said:
Friends: I do not appear for the purpose of
making q speech. design making no speech. |
came merely to see you and allow you TO zee me.
have 10 say to you as l have said frequently 10
me besl of the bargain. Assuming that you are
all for the Union and the Constitution, (cheeis)
and the perpetual liberties Of this people, 1 bid
you farewell
terview with Hamilton Fish, Col Fremont, and
about one hundred Others.
Mr. Lincoln visited Barnum's Museum this az
tern00n, and TO night attended the Opera. He
has declined an invitation to visit Brooklyn.
He leaves At SK o'clock Tomorrow mOIning.
stopping at jersey City, Newark and Trenton,
en- route for Philadelphia.
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nnNaREssIONAL.
WAsHIsaroS, Feb, 20.
sHSArR


sHSArE.
A proviso we added 70 the clause concerning
Treasury notes that the tinle for issuing be limit
cd 10 June 50, 1851 -
An amendme t increasing notes 70 htty dollars
instead Of twenty was agreed q, atter sharp oe
hate between Chandler and CLARK IN taVor ana
Cllnaman against-2S against p
The Tariff bill was taken up,
duty forty per cent was placed on aii Nllss 49,,
A ionr discussion on the amendment placing
the duty of fif ifteen per cent. ad valorem on wool
worth les than twenty-five cents occurred ana
me amendment was lOst--l9 against ..
RiDgbSm offered an amendment placing duty
Of Hve Der cent on ell wool under eighteen cents
Wilson argued against It, as Injurious - the
manu- facfurers, and Of no beneht 70 uhe WOOL
Ire amendment was adopted-23 against 90.
Powell offered an amendment repeating the
fishing bounds. Lost
me hill was reported to the Senate.
Adjourned
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I.INc0I.N N Nv YORK.


The train reached this city on time At s1st street
depot. The President elect and party len the
cars
IN. Lincoln and children were driven in q
close carringe 70 the AstoT House.
M Lincoln and suite occupied eleven carriages
and rode &c the hstor House. All along the
roese the streets were packed, but the party had
no diflcuity il making their progress, owing 70
the excellent police arrangement II Is estima,
~ fbai a Quarter Of a million people Witnessed
lils frfrre President. There was continuous
cheerinr from the depot % the hotel.
At the Astor House there was an immense as
sembiaqe. The streets were decorated with tags.
An the hotels but the New York Hotel, and all
newspaper ofices except the Day Book, displayed
the American feg. The shipping in The Harbor
alec h0isied bunting during the day, and the city
dlspaved q holiday appearance.
Mr. Lincoln dined IN private, receiving no ,alls
till evening
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISeToS, Feb. %.
The nail contractors IN the seeding States are
continually asking whether they will be paid as
heretofore to which the Post Once Department
responds airmativeiy, stating that drafts will be
issued to them on the POstmasters, to be paid
from the postal revenue collected within these
States
The Postmaster General has removed the route
agent between Grafton and Parkersburg, Va. on
the ground that he left his business without per
mission. TO engage in the secession movements in
in that State.
Several Postmasters in Kentucky and Tennes-
see have been removed for q similar cause.
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RieaNosb, Feb. 10,
r, The Convention to-day tie speech Of Pres.
ton ereried great Interest, He said the Union
s,.is hover 30 be Constructed, and expressed full
eonndenco that Virginia would join The southern
A rcsolrtion vas intr6dueed that Virginia has
fha legal rfFhi te sccede that the election Of
Iiucoln was not q just ground, but 81 zee por'
fion of The south had seceded, leaving the border
stare IN the minority IN Congress, Virginia
shouid demand additional guarantees and propsss
amendments % the Constitution. she ahoul9
present an uilimatum 60 the Northern states eno
tx time beyond which she viii not Weit, ana II
Il falls then ViFginia should take steps % secure
her lust rights 10 the Union.
Refsrrsd 10 Committee on Federal Relations.
Adjourned
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Com N E RCTAL.
CLEVELAND MARKRT-FEB. 20.

CLEVELAND mARkET-FEB' 30.
FLOUR-RemainI quiet. Sales are sm q, lncIu-
ding red wheat double extra at $500. BueLB eat is
dull at Sl,75 = cwt.
WHEAT-sales Of cars red delivered at Sl,os'
and cars do on track at same.
CORN-InaeiiVe and dull At sso.
OATs-Quist, at 9tc.
BARLEY-SAles Of l car prime at 69S<e.
RYE-salss ofISO bushels a. sOc.
HIGHWuNES-Ar steady at lso.
SEEDS-Clover Is quiet and steady at $500. Sale
Of 20 bushels prime Timothy at S22s per 42 rs,
BUTTER-sslss in lots of a few barrels at Ito for
good.
LARD-s les Of kgg at 20.
Eggs sales of Il ibis at lOe, and I do at lo4o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21

FORT SMITH, Feb, 90
Four counties in Western ADMINISTRATION,
Washington, Sebastian aud Crawford, have elect
cd Union delegates to the state Convention by
over 900 majority The majority against the
Convention Is about the same.
An extra overland coach arrived here this
morning from Sherman, Texas. The conductor
and messengers report the seizure nt Fort Chad
bourne BY Texans OF the coach with its mail,
now overdue here. The property Of the company
within reach Is also seized, and the agents and
other employees are said 70 be Imprisoned. II is
also reported that Forts Chadb bourne and Belknap
have henn raufurpd
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FROlT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
Private dispatches from Montgomery state that
20 soon a. his Cabinet Is announced, President
Davis viii dispatch Commissioners 70 the Federal
Government to treat for the eeSsldn Of the forts,
arsehals &C and negotiated treaty Of peace.
A Treasury bill VIII be passed empowering the
Treasurer 70 accept cotton instead OF money for
hondg.
II Is asserted that English agents are now at
Montgomery Offering liberal advances.
Advertisements viii soon be issued for soldiers
and sailors afsring large bounties.
1t Is ru1nored that Robert j. Walker has been
offered the Treasury Department, and that Wig.
fan, Of Texas, VIII be Major General Of the
army
Ksitt, Of South Carolina, goes as Minister to
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MARYLAND CONTENTION.
BALesoaE, Feb. @.


The Maryland Convention adopted q series of
resolutions IN favor OF calling 4 State Conven-
tiou, and In view OF an understanding that Gov
Kicks Is disposed ta call g Convention in the
event Of the failure Of the Peace Conference and
Congress TO effect a satisfactory solution Of the
vexed questions. and that the Convention adjourn
till the 18th Of March 70 await such action, and
resolutions, also, TO oppose coercion.
Adjourned until the day mentioned,
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#anMfartnrRrs.

DERNARD DEMMENG.
II tSuocsssor 70 h. KonigsloE,l
ARTISAN, MACHlHIsT AND PATENT MODEL,
d A K d r.
No IA Superior street. Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO
BERNARD DEMMENG, having pursha-ed tha
establishment Of h. k0pigsloW, d nov nreuafed 10
contract for manufacturing Sewing Hachfnea. and
all kinds Of Light MacinsFy. Part eular attention
aud facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
PAIRIH
II your SKATES nssd fixing, call On Dammene.
will put it IN order
BE repairs ali kIads Ct SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds of Aletal and Mrsical Instruments Ie-
paired.
Ify n Hhoula get Up q new Patent, Demmeng Is
the man % get up your Models, either In Wood.
bras8i or Iron, N the neatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done in prompt style
All kinds OF liRht Machinery Put IN order IN the
most expeditions manner.
Eugineering Instruments reported.
small steam Anginea repairFd thorouRhiT.
Rail koad . lnductor'5 Punches manufactured n
the best manner.
Kali Road Conductors Punches rspairsd
As-rln idct eTerythi in the ahspa sf repairinT
or manuiacturlngs done on coutract-
~ Entrance 70 shop-lf4 Superior street. uIp cne
pair Of stairs. BERhARD DEMf Sac.
lelA.1la
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TIE INnTANS EXUITED.

NEBRAsEA ClTf, EeD ~.
The chief and warriors Of the otOe Indians ar
rived IN town iast evening, and made pere p
tory demand for the payment Of their annuily
due In November last stating that their women
they would Unexpectedly If It could be got,
and f0rcibly Il necessary. The Agent took the
money last evening and secTeted II, and large
meeting of the citizens was held for the purpose
Of taking means for selfdeiepse, If necessary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21
sAILRD---ARRIvFD.

Bosr0S, Feb. 20.
The steamship Canada sailed for Halifax and
Liverpool At O'Clock, with SO passengers for
Liverpool and % for HALIFAX. She took no specie
The schooner Ada arrived here this morning
with the schooner Qnickstep in tow, having fall
en- in with her, abandoned, on the 10th inst The
Quickstep had a cargo Of sour. and was bound
frum New fork for St, Johns, n. r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21

81 Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is ply slcian Of extensive
practice aud one o. the most Ia be coun-
. CTrumbuili 10 which be resides:
'sThiB crrtiies that have usrd the GrRfan bargis
Pills aud Nlarahnll5 Cathulicon scld here b. 81 ~
johnson, in my prectics. They ars good medicines
hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, ls5T
Sold by DrRggista and Medicine Deasrd through
out the country. Tor Medicines or ARencies, a.
dreaa L. u. E1hHoLh1r Cleveland.
iansdkw General A gent f0r one
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ARKANSAs CONVENTION.

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. 20.
oficial vote of Washington oounty-mslority
against Convention 9I4 average majority Of
dcket 400.
Prominent secesslonists are gradually cOneed-
ing that the State has gone against the Convsn
tion by q large majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21
HAREToRD. Trunbun o., o.


hereby certify that have bean dealing In the
Sraenberg Medicines for the past year, and can tru-
" say that have never odered any medicines 70 the
public tnal have met With the decided appreciation
o. the people like these, particularY the Pis and
Catholicon. hey VIII perform all and more than 10
prollise1 Tor t1uuIs have gcid about any bottles
Of the catholic0n the past year and bear the best
resllIs y eseIy case. J. h. Q; JOHNSON,
March J, l5oI.l Medical Agent.
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5#Faifiufs.
1 TWRLYR YEARS AGO

1861 Z. TWELVE VEL. 2, ,lzl# YEARS 4.l3, AGO ACC,
en in curing disease upon prnci plies in accordance
with the great natural laws Induced their biish
ment Incorporated Institution under an act Of
the Legisiature BY the title oi THE GREfEN DEHG
CUMPANA Oi New Ierk. The continued success OF
their remedies, and the firm hold they haFs esined
upon public cOnndenos, has FULLY Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
actment and they have to eel great pTide IN
so chartered By public authority. Unsolicited testl
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mendatUry notices the leading public Journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and nigh personal
character II the gentlemen connected Wlta the
stituti0n thus assuring the public that, among the
many unWurthy advertisers Of the day, fHE Gklff-
EkbEhG COMPANf has ever been aud Will be q
reliable and Trustworthy medium the restoration
Of health 70 the afflicted and all who are suffering
may addrese them with entire conhdence.
The principles and dpracfce OF medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucidy set forth IA GREY
ENBEhGf MANUAL OF HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, pubiaht for tanily use, and "a. re-
fore sold at the nominal price o. . ct Tor which
sum tt is mailed irss % any part VI the country.
The health Of American " omen, diseases Of Chill
drenS and the more obscure and chronic corn paints
Is well as the common diseases incident TO this cUuu-
and II il enOu2h ts say they have proved themselves
fully c9npslenf fer the great trusts which the pubc
have cOnnded 70 ther skill.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted TO different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine to which wish 70 call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21
nov FORT KRARNKY.

The telegraphie report that at Old Fort Kear-
ney the Palmetto Gag was reared, does not apply
to the present and new Fort keRrneY where Col.
Miles commands and n understand his views
and the temper Of his troops before the stars and
stripes are ever hauled down every man will die
at the foot of the dag stat.
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HaYANA NRWa.
NEW oHlE1Ss,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb %.
AdVices from Havana state that the war steam
er Yelasco would soon sail for the United States
with Senior PaeherO and other political exiles
from Mexico.
The Governor General had given grand mill
tary review TO General Mir mon.
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HOME TESTIMONY,

IN this connection We Ouor lev testimonials:
II am Methooist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit nave net with many women troubled viii
the diseases for which yon advertise MarshsiPs It
rlne Calholieon a. GUS. have adVised fts use and
it has elected acomplrte cure wherever IL ~ ber
useQ. Rev PETER SHARP
Western Star, Ohio.
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srFanIRR. sIfNE.

CAmo, III, Feb. 20.
Steamer Fort Wayne sunk in shute Of Island
number sixteen Boat probably total loss; but
small portion Of the cargo saved. No lives lost.
M fnGurrnea
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TIE GREFENBERG
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHOLIOoN,

which "a o6sred as 8 certain cure IN cases arcompa-
nieu Win Ile loioN ing agmptonls: irregularities,
MeaknessB Aglntnes5, Hsfauged Appetite, Sallow
Complexion, Pain IN the Back and kmnsy, Chflis.
Cold LANDS and feets BoaatiBgs, Feyerishness heu-
ralglal fe pitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, 6erV-
gusnessi headaches heallessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Pain " the spine and between the Shoulder, Acid
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Oh
Drinv with heat or Bmarring, Itching, Burning o.
lrr tltion 70 the Uterine Organs Nightmare, Dis
pair Mysteries, Anxiety, Bed face, Nervous rWitch-
ing, Starting Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness DepraTed Appetile, tiatuleuCe, BloaLed and
Irregular Bowels, UnpleaganU Dreams, Pains In The
Uterine Organs, Numbneas and Pans Ia the Limb
Lose Of the Memory Bewiidsrmcnt, Soreness IN the
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CHEESE. q
Hamburg Cheeso s5Ea 10
Eggs......-.. dOz --a 10
Lard, No. l.- b 9 a9k
Lard, No.a...Sh -
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rrs, ct. LOUIS, Feb. le.
r-1ll.-oatt mas gone overwhelmingly for fhe
tnlel- Frooqbly there viii not Be ten SeceT.
alcllie IA ne Conversion.
l1e average majority for the IInfon fieIsf Il,
kt .oa1 eqiuiy VII Be 2 little over 1000.