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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01
Lntnr RoreIrn AAYncen.

The latest arrival from England brings
some matters of interest. In England the
war iever was working Of, although some of
the London Press was sill bitter against the
Federal Government. The iaterdictiOn upon
the exportation Of saltpstre and other arti-
cles of a Warliks nature had been removed.
The privateer Sumter had been ordered 70
leave the port Of Cadiz and had gone to
Gibraltar. Much was being said about tine
diationn between the rebels and the Govern.
ment in which England and France would
be engaged. But those powers should re-
member that we are not yet in a condition
which requires any outside aid. No doubt
such proposition would be hailed with joy
by the rebels, as they have everything to
gain by any change in the war programme,
but the North will not ask for help from out
Eiders.
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NEW YORA mAKKE9-Jan. 81



FLOUR-Market has advanced about Sc per bbl
with moderAte demand for expert and home con-
sumption Market closing firm and holders gener-
ally refuslng to accept the inside quotations
Sales Is, zoo at s5bO8s55 for suDe-ns STATE; s575A
$50 Tor extra state S5O@5, SO for auperns western;
S595a6.OO ior Slipping brands s.rtrS T5,sf hoo5
Ohioi s6,lO06,75 for trade brands
-. CANADA FI.OUR-Markst may be Quoted a
little better with more doing. sales $50 bblS ct
SSS06S6s for SuPerfnei S0,75@6,75 for common to
EYE FT.OUR-MarketQ quiet and STEADY. Sales
GORN m9AI-Markst steady, Sales go BbIs
RssTV snd dseipibe n Sale,
200 bbis at 2SS@2lS the Inside price at railroad de-
VVHRAE-Darkst Ic higher, with moderate sx-
port dfmand. Sales 1900 bush Chicago spring At
" 80 1000 huah northwestern club st Sl.3O; s,100
bush extra choice amber Green Bay a. 81 a; is 500
bush interior and common winter red Illinois At
81 ss4l 4O 500 bush amber Michigan at 81 46; 600
bush inferior white Indiana at 81 A
RFR-Activs and firm. Sales Of $500 bush at
I9SOc for inferior western: sc for Jersey s3685c
sOr good 70 prime western and state
BARIGK-Searce and Arm. Sales 1900 bush
state at IS 3e0c.
sSNRN-Market more active and about ls battsr,
with moderate business. Sales 5000 bush at $50 for
mixed western 70 store; CSC delivered; and white
Eouthern on private terms.
OAF5-mRrket quiet. Sales at 4lG42 for Jersey,
Canada. western and stste.
PORK-Market steady and scaTeely so much do
ing Sales $500 bbls at u OO69l3OO for mess; Sl30
$50 for western and city Prime mess; SsO9s5O for
prime.
bhls ct S4yOO94,50 for country prime; S50OA5 Sc
for country mess; SlOOO9l2,O0 for TsDaoksd mess;
Sl1. .T5Nl4 10 for extra Ine4s.
PRIME mEaS BERF-In moderate demand
Sales 200 tierces at S2l,OO India mess little mora
active. Sales 800 tierces at g24.0O.
BEkE HAma-Markst quiet at Sl4,25@l5,n0.
CFTP HEAFa-Markst more active. Sales 100 O0l
lbs dry satsd hams at SC, and 200 lbs heads in dry
SMOKED MEATS Market rules steady. Gales
5000 lbs hams at 74c.
BACON-sides quiet Sales $50 boxes at 654a61kc
for Wsstern and city short ribbed middles: SIC foE
| long ribbed do; 6A@7c for short and long clear.
DRESSED HOGa-MRrket steady at 81 OO3
4,O6& for western. and "a ,25 for city.
| TLARD-MaIket high and shsde easier Sales
1900 bbls at 746Sc.
BUFR Ek-lmRrkst dull at II also for Ohio
and I6G2lc for state.
l EHRRaR-Markst dnIl st 5HaTo
COFFEE Market still very firm, but nothing o
doing.
RUHAR-Raw unchanged. Sales 81 hhds Cub
A. SIC; "a hhds Porto Rico at S5k0s4c; "a hhds st
Kits At T.; $50 boxes Havana at Se1sxc.
HOLASSES-M quiet and unchange. Sslel
u bbls old at 45c; and by acon 20 hhds PertO hie
at 31S6s35kc for cash
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The Army at Ronney.

In the course of speech upon the conduC',
of the war, BY Hon. John A. Gurley, Of
Ohio, in the House Of representatives that
gentleman said
'qt is not necessary to 90 to Tennessee for
an illustration Of the -.,ant Of ENTERPRISE and
daring on the part of controlling managers
OF the army. BE had it on authority which
ne could nof question that some three weeks
ago. nom zen to fifteen thousand Oenfeder-
ates In the neighborhood of Romney were
Vlrtu1lly in the power Of e division of our
srHy, numbering about forty thousand
General Lander sent q messenger to General
Kelley, saying in substanee-'We have got
them now, certain; join me" and General
Kelley, without The knowledge of such mes
senger; sent one q his own, bearing q SINH
lar message Meanwhile one of these Cen
erals telegEsphe6 TO General Banks to ad,
vance on one side, while he advanced upO,o
the Otheri but unfortunately, he teIegEaRhed
at the same time to headquarters in Te6sr.
eHee to what was goingA on, when an an
sWeF came in the form Of an order, n0S 70
advance, accompanied by reprimanai for
even the suggestion Of such movement.
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Gov. DennisoR

Gov. DennisOn has just returned from his
visit to Washington, and IS we ara glad to
see, is looking much improved in health bV
his relief from the exacting duties ofthe EI-
ecutive Office.
We understand, from sources entitled to
entire reliability, that Gov. Dennison has
signi6sd TO his friends, that be win not con
sent 70 become a candidate for the United
States Senste;-a position for which be has
been much spoken Of and which hs hevli-
nently qualified to Gil with honor to himSeB
and credit to the State.
We are informed that be, at once resums
nls PROFESSIONAL business, and again enroll
himself as "high private" among the meu
berS Of the Ohio BsF.-Stats JosrSsL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

GovEREoR OURTIE-PRoBABLE INPEAoH-
EllT,-A special Harrisburg dispatch to the
Philadelphia Inquirer says.
SIS believed that the House resolution call
ing for TIE investigation Of the acts Of the last
legislature looks 70 the impeachment of Gov.
Curtin. The COMMITTEES viii undoubtedly be
aPPointed, and they can compel the attend-
Ance Of witnesses and inprisOn Ia the Dau-
Pnin county jaii all those who refuse to tes-
Thesensts passed an investigating resolu-
ton which the House rejected, preierring to
act 1pon itsoWn, no doubt having the fact IL.
mind that, IS It must originate all impeach-
meats, &c should originals the investigations,
i Is claimed that Witnesses can ~ summoned
bsfoFe the Committse fOm any part Of the
Commonwealth. lEEz' = 5e.a r5I'l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

Some Of the bilPs presented to the Balti-
more city government for expenses during
the secession revolt there are instructive.
Among the charges are: H 10 Hitch, re-
treatments for bridge-burners" To I. Lam
dis, omnibus BY Kane, s42;;" To Fussel-
baugh, spirits Of turpentine, by Kane, $l6.-
5O;p these being the expenses incurred in
burning the railroad bridges. The Bait
more Clipper aptly says that this charge res
minds one Of the Frenchman who wanted
to run q man through with hot poker; OBJ
lection being made, Mr.. Orspeau wished at
least to be paid for bis trouble in heating
the poker.
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DIIIoyairy a. VVaShingto1.
WAaamoroa, Jan. q, Is

n WAnamoroE, Jan. e, 1852.
EDTFos LEknER.--In genr issae Of The 22d
Instant sr item appsaty relaiigs q he Pot,
tst InvsstsatinS 0onmittee and Secretary
Smith, which dos great injustice to Mr..
Smith. The writer ol sHs item asserts that
'the report Of ths GORmittOe will be very
setere upon Nh Saith, Secretary Of the In.
terror, showing that Jacob ThOmpsOn's old
.dituniOu clerk, and bis own (smlth's) family
ana trieudA aIaW tSo.thirds of the salaries
IN his Department"
IT AT hFst sight this, to the general reader,
would q b 3 very serious charge.-
Bot LET us sxamiRe Ii more closely. The
Potter COnmittee was a kind Of ''Grand
jury before whom any one could make
charge against a third party, and offer him
self AsA witness, Or, give the names Of par
ti@ by whom he intended to substantiate the
charges preferred. TU.. H al
The testimony was er PGTts, as before 9
grand IpEy, aud sbs person charged with
treason knew nothing Of the prosecution
against him until be was removed from his
plAce.s 2
As was to be expected, charges were of
en- made through malice, aad upen hearing
of both sides, by the Secretary, it was often
satisfactorily shown that the charges were
made through malice or that the act of ap-
parent treason was easily explained and, oi
course, the clerk was reinstated.
Democratic Administrations have hereto
fore made general exodus in the depart
ments on coming into power, but the pres
ent Administration have seen 6t under the
circumstances, TO leave many Democrats in
place. And ! knOp that where Secretary
Smith has il many cases attempted to make
removals, Republican members of Congress
have come forward and vouched for, and
demand the retention Of these clerks.
But let US examine the carefully worded
charge that "his (Smith'sl own family and
friends draw such large part of the salaries
Of the Department
Il is supposed that all the new appOintees
are riendE of Secretary Smith, and as he has
made over four hundred Of them, it is easily
seen why such large portion of the salaries
sre drawn by "kis friends"
Il is well known here where the item re-
ferred to originated, and the effect intended
70 be produced just RotO.
You will do justice to all concerned by
publishing this explanation and the report,
now being published, win be better under.
stood by your readers.
Respectfully, &c, L. q.
RENARKs-The statement here referred to
by this correspondent was republished with
other paragraphs from the New York papers
under the general head of washington
Items" Itnever purpOrted to be statement
of the LEADER or of any correspondent of
the LEADER. No charge against Secretary
Smith has ever originated in this paper, and
will not so long as We have the confidence
In him which we now feel.-EDs. LEADER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01


The bill introduced into the House at Co
lumbus, by Mr.. Flagg OF Hamilton, for the
appointment of pay agents, whose duty 1t
shall be 10 assist the soldiers In the trans
mission Of their pay to their families, is one
il which almost every family in the State is
interested, for there caR hardly be house
hold which has not some member or connec-
ton In the army of the Union. The bill
provides that the Governor shall appoint not
more than thirty agents, to 90 with Ohio
troops, and receive from them such allotment
Of their psy as they can dispense with,
which allotment shall be safely and freely
conveyed to the persons to whom it is allot.
ted. The agents shall receive 50 per day and
expenses, and shall, af5er their appointment
has been confirmed by the Senate, give bonds
in $4,000, and hold themselves subject to the
order Of the Governor. There are in the
service double that number of regiments
but it is expected that one agent can attend
to two or more regiments, as the payments
are made every two months. The cost
20 the State under the provisions Of this bill
will not be large, while the increased amount
of money that would be retained in the State
would be very great. Themoney that would
otherwise be, spent in the vicinity Of the
camp would then be sent home to Ohio, to
20 oat into the channels Of trade and to di-
minish the poor tax of the State.
This bin is similar to that introduced into
tie Senate few days ago BY Kr. Bisroe, Of
Summit but mora definite. One Of them
viii nndoubtedlY pass.
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE pIARKKE,
MORNING LEADER OFFIoE. I
ALlM.mHM n N. .-r.-n III L.rn Z

mORhlk9 LEADER OFFICE
bATUHDAY MOHEIEG, Feb ], 1862.
RLOUR-Ihe market yesterday was steady and
quiet. Sales orss bbls double oltra IRON red wheat
at 81 70; and % bbs double extra from white wheat,
at S6,45.
WHRAT-MarEst steady and firm. Sal Of
car red on track at SiJkai cas- red from store at
96c; and Gears red from track It sic.
OORN-Msrkst quiet at 3l@sse On track iof oid.
Last sale Of new at s3,.
OATs.-stsAdy, Last sale at Sss. .t.r.E ..
HIGHWINEs-Markst arm at I5J3aise, with
no sales Of consequence -
sREDs-ssls offs bus Olov. r at s., ,s2,f, limo
thy scarce and firm ct SI.75.
BUTTBR-Duil and inactive. We quots choice
W. B. roll at IIal3s, and irhin at 9@ue.
CHRESE-Frm at 54a63 Sale Of about 100
boxes choice W. Il large size at &c. rs1r..r.
PROVIsIONs-Mess Pork is Hrm at SO oOwith
fair demand. Lard is stsAdJ at eA@7c. Eggs dull
at lO<c.
DRESSED HOGs-steady and in fair demand
Sales Of go head at 80 25.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

The EeW York correspondent Of ihs Satur-
day Evening Gazette says that private let
tsr hss been received from friend Of Mrs-
Sidel, in England, In which the writer
states that Lady Palmerston had made q
friendly call upon that lady, and that Mrs..
Huestis, wife Of one Of the Secretaries Of the
traitor ambassadors, and daughter CT Corco-
ran, the Washington banker, boasted that
she had money enough with her to buy all
the French press, and that she would yet &C.
cOmpHsh It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01
BrItIsh volunteers

The London Review unwitingly lets ont
an important fact regarding the Royal Vol
untssrs. It ssys that they are Fesigning in
every direction. In one case an entire oOrps
has been disbandsd. Every Gazette contains
numerous notifications Of the resignation of
officers and many companies are being 90
thinnsd out IS 70 have only a nominal ex-
iStsnoa. The Review says that sneh conduct
when war is more than probable, is inexpli-
eabis upon any other ground than ooWardice,
and taunts the volunteers with being afraid.
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AulhorirY to Arm the slavo..

especial Dispatch 20 the Evening Post)
WAsHneToH, January 2s.-It is rumored
that Secretary Stanton has despatched writ
tan instructionS 70 General Lane, authoEiEing
him, IS q last resort, 70 arm the 5IaVcl, and
mploy them in military operations against
the enemy.
Mr.. Stanton yesterday remarked 70 3 civ
ilian that We have eighty regiments Of cav
airy, and that that numbeg was Just thirty
more than can be used with advantage.
General Fremont is to have regular mll-
itary tin. aE his own request. . i+stf
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\. Y. sROOK mARKER.-Jan. 81.

MONEF-On call dull at per cent
aTERLIkG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
dull at li36tl3k for bankers bills.
GOLD-Higher and active, but closed ct lO3>89
l03&
STOCK8-Market active, but lower. Chicago
Rock Island So; Illinois Central scrip 81; Michigan
Central extra dividend So Harlem preferred 81 New
Yo:k Central s316; Hudson LIST bonds los; Erie 4th
bones IS; Erie lst bonds SO; Missouri So 4Z4 Ten
nessee Is 4lf Illinois War Loan 7s Dnted states IS
81 SO; United States 6s 81 registered SsJs; United
Sta'es SIS 81 coupons SO: Treasury Bios 98i Bualo
Erie lst bonds 76; Pacific Mail 90; Erie Railroad
341z To- Michigan Southern guaranteed 42A; ClsTe-
land Toledo Az
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OF COurse NOt,
me- T.nndnn Tine .arn.

lae Lohdon TINES says
PThe impression in thiscOuntry Is that both
Gides IN the States have acted e III as could
be; and It Is not for England to decide which
Of them bears the palm for insolenoe, outrage,
treashery, and folly"
OF course the Times couldn't see which
was The more honorable and rghtsOus-tO
sndeavOr to break up government, for the
sake Of estsbliGhing slave monarchy, or to
eRdesvor 70 maintain that Government and,
preserve is life.
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CHICAGO mARKKF-Jan. 81.
r..

FEOUR--Markst quiet.
WHEAF-Market 1fc better; 7414@745fc tor Mol.
C0RN-Market Sc better.
MEaa POR RR-Sales at $3.50.
GREEN HANIS-In iair request at &c.
LAR D-Msrkst dull at 65so.
BEEF--Cattle in good demand at g so92,7s for
DREssRD HOGs-Market SC higher Sales
LIVE HOGs-Markst higher. Sales at $3.50
20
RECEIPES-5,7O0 bbls -four; 1900 bush wheat;
8 500 bus corn; 800 live hogs; Lice dressed.
EXOFANRE-On New YORK. nrm At 20 pre-
MUM. Gold, per cent premium.
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State Of New York, l.
Onuntvr nf Havu Korh fAAa

JAMES ". OTIS, President, and r. v. BEEEOK
ER, secretary OF the North American Fire Insur-
amos company being severally sworn, dePOSs and
statsment Of affairs Of the said Oompany-thst the
said Insurance ompany Is the bona fide owner Of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
or in N lrtgages on Real Estate, worth double the
amount Tor whica the same 70 mortgagsd; that the
above dSscrb q Investments, nor any part thereof,
are made for the bsueht Of any individual exeTcis
Ing authority In the management Of said Com pany,
either as President Secretary Treasurer Director,
or othefWisei that the mortgages above described
have not beea assigned, nor In any manner released
or impaired by said UOm pAny; aud that they the
above described officers Of said lnsursnce Company.
}. W. OTIS, President.
b. W. BLEIcEBR, Secretary
~ bubsLribed aud sworn before me, this Goth
(Isl day ct January, 1862.
l"C THOS. L. TH0RNELL,
~ Commissioner for OhiO in New York.
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HOTELS.
BOARDING.

BOARDING HOUsE--TRE
ID HOUSE, no. 3 PubIio Square apd D the
stonB Church lone Of the rleas6nssss locatlons in
the oltY-haS been thoEoughly rslaiPsds and q noy
fksiF own rooms can Be hccuumorafed With are
md convenient rooms and bedrooms; and 1inGia
Boa13eu and DAY Boarden viii ind good aooonl No
dationl on reasonable tarUl. RsssEenceI giFs1 snI
FlqulrSd, uelB2l GW. BURRIFT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

~ PlaiR and ornamental printing or eveIl 70.
lar.rtion denoAt the RIintng Eatabl q -
ElGnEn Od1ca on the latest r1nroved and uqet r9'
Btoam Pro.aea, n the beat s.ylq on ehort enl
e ressonahie tatoa. Particular ettentl9e pa3la q
hsnk work. 9EFerV descrlrtion ot HsnQine qQnas
s1looially nlank 6ooEH, LsdferS. 3ournalai balal
B6ok1. Becaiyinr Bookz h. -. ..i.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THs cold season Is aPproaohing and your dInSuis A
u VIII surely b. EOTss aud perhaps readsrsd n, z
OURABLH.
Thsre Is no guess work Ie the sraminstion oFI1
the administering Of ths medicines, Tor by the IN
Itruments used there can bo no mistake, ahd thr
Doctor never hesitaiss 70 Inform the patient or ~
hisnds Of the ERUE state of the oass. s s--- ass
2 The Doctors PaFlors At ths Wsddsu House ara
througed daily, many ss-sons coming fom di5tssf
statsss and others who we're aiahsarfsnsd b. Ecrns
sr exDsrisnes and large sgms paid 70 quaekB, hsrs s.
ana health. and that too By payiEE Vsry nodsrats
and reasonable charge. e- A-
Thsrs iB no charge for ooznuftstion. .zlaH
DOetor ATEE does not ours bT msrcury clugtfuI .
Iuininss bistsrng, bleeding OF any Of the prsctio5
Usually resorted 70 n the freatr1elt Of chronic is-
eases. The treatment = adEairably adaptod 70 r-.
sons who cannot take strong medicines the sasctl
arc prOmPt and permanent, and but few DAYS trisi
VIII convince the most aksptical Ths DootoF if CD
with pleasure name parties Who CAD Be seen aad.
convsrBod with IN this olsy, who have been eursd
By his mode Of troatlasnt. Those who are nov
.auPsrng with their HVes under The blind g1idanes
Of travelling -doctors,' or Who are dying b. fuc
= under the hands Of physicians ho Do not dadsF.
cure delay 40 longer, but ESfis yoH nave she 5eT2-
o. seek In rgtcnal way % resafn ycur hsalth.-
Ehoge, too who are Eaing for the diEeaas 20 Taar
waited bus IN vain and have gone belors yea mshy
Thousands CT thC1e Who have gOne down % "a
grave with consum ption might have been s1Eed
disease when IL was catarrh or Inflammation of fha
throet. Proht by rsfseting UFon their AtI nsgs
- Ths charge shsl In nc oaso bs above gogE
Means noFs.s7S
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL INs 2
IL nBMART. l--a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

On the 26th inst, the President and
Treasaror Of the United States Sanitary
Commission at Washington acknowledged
the receipt Of . United States Treasury
Note for ols thousand dollars, forwarded By
the Rev. 7. Starr King, Of San Francisco,
as the almOner Of cortain patriotic Ameri-
cans IN Viotoris, VanoOvePs Island 70 be
devoted 70 the preservation Of The Hfes Of
the volunteers snd 70 The comfort Of ths
sick and wounded Il the Geld and hospital.
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Nv. MIsOELLANEOUs

The greltest amount insured in any one risk
$4,000.
The creates amount allowed BY the rules to be in
sured 10 any one city, town village. No rule on
th3 subject.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block. No rule on the sub eot
The amount Of its capital OF earnings deposited Ia
any other state curity for losses therein. nam
ing them, with the Hblount in each, aud whsther
such company transacts any business Of insursaoo
in said State or States. Hone.
The Charter, or act Of Incorporation Of said Com.
pany. In 1923. Charter extended in 1885,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

Spectators will be sdmitteed but not allowed 70
skats-l0 cents. --f
8. GeniI men holding Season Tickets viii be al
lowed TO introduce nOn-resdent5 Of the city upoa
paying Is cent9 for each admission Ol the person so
being responsible for the dsporfment Of the party
introduced.
9. No skat ng on Sunday.
When the ica IL Ia good condition nag viii be
raised ct the Skating farE.
All tickets are sold subject 70 the above rsgula-
tiOnB. and sush ether Eusa IS the PrOBristor may,
hom time to time, see ft to adOBt.
Tickets can be procured Of ID. Horton, superin-
tendsnt, ct the ofcs Of the Park nom O'Clock tn
the morning till in the evening.
8, s. STONE, ProPrietcF.
D. HORIZON, Guperintendent.
OleVeland Jan. l. teS2.3TT
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ENLARGED NECK

which is 30 prsYslsnt On the Lake shore.
Persons sHferiag from conghs,- night IEsat5
bleeding ct the lungs. general debility, partinl
deafness imperfect sight, loss Of voice, hoars0aesa
loss Of Hssh and strength, loss q aDpete languoE
dsspondsucyS PalpitatiOn Of the heart OpprsasloaQ
the chest, dieult breathing rosslsssnsls IS niEht
&C., lhoald oonsuIs The Doctor forthEflh.
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OrF1oE or THE AUDITOR OF srATE,

UOLUMBu5l o. Jan % I55Z.
1t Is hereby certified that the tOregoiugi is n cor
rect COPY Of the statement Of condition of the
North AmSricAn Fire Insurance Company Of New
1ors, wade to this Office ior the year 1852, and now
on file herein
Cs1 r. ". TAYIER,
| h0 Auditor Of stats.