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BUsINEss NOTICES.


~ DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofuls, Neural
gis and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another COL
umn. Office No. 119 ssnecs street.
HOUSE, FURNISHING ARrIcIEs.-At the old es-
tablishment Of W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Coal Oh Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Warei Bathing Apparatus; RefrigeratOrs
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezsrs Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced workmen.
5PHERH0TIPIs.-S6mpa il, beyond ali
question, q superior artist, and We adYIss
those wishing to get q fine likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit TO his gallery, No. 25S
Superior atroet, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R87;6
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M A R I N E

PORT OF oLEvEIAED, -
EHTzRED-Msy ls. n
stmr. Cleveland. Evans, Detroit
Bark shaghal, VVafie, Bay City % d laths 49,
O59 feet lumber,
Schr. -, Robinson OsWegos 500 bush salt.
schr j Jura Hastings. Port Huron. -
Sohr Correspondent, Finley, Buffalo.
SoOw Forest Les er, Detroit, lio coo feet lumber
Scow = Hays, KelsO, Sandcsky 100 tons plaster
seoW Prince Of Peace, Curran. Port Clinton.
ScoW Supply, Farrigan, Port Clinton,
ScoW Mary Ann, Lundy. Maiden, eoAl
oI8AnEDs as 4af b. ~
stmr. Cleveland Evans, Detroit
Schr. -. Robinson, Chicago, coal,
Schr. Correspondent. Finley, Chicago, coal
Schr Mlami, Pennington, Chicago, coal
Schr. c. J. Roeder, Lampot, Bnhaloi coal
sohr. Jura, Hastings, Chicago coal.
ScOW Ora, MeMahon, Toledo, 81 tons COAL one
half ton powder. .
S,ow Prince Of Peace, Curran, Port Clinton.
gcovv Supply, Farrigan, Port Clinton
scow O Rich, Blynn, Vicksburg. 4
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ExERAcRDsNARY DAYS WoRE.--Mr. Rob
srt N. Winans, a compositor on the LBADEA,
q Get up1 FOR yesterday mornings edition,
Of ordinsgy nsWspapst naattsr, in period
of "A k5urs, q, ,2s6 ems, worth Of the rates
paid m this city $3.50. HI. Winans is fa-
miiisfiy known to the craft throughout the
country as q rapid and very superior CON-
PolitQT.
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PIANOS.
PIAN0sii
q a BARLOW. AauNT,

No 8, Euclid Street, Cleveland Ohio,
Ta nov selling be cslsbrafei KhABE PfAe05 e.
atly reduced pricEs hsTing Just reoeiEed larg
Sasor ment Of those 81 soriog inHfF1mens ne Hosla
invite all Intending 70 gurohase TO CAL q 9 eA stle
them before pRle1aalnB ei19Hneres ANntF - ~
rSort n warranted nVs yeara. II = -
- slid Piauog and Mslodeong taken n e1onan ees
~ - Pisnos if Tuned and RsTalFsd b. o. NAT
IR&WBs spsAsAtS
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VARIED.

WANTED.-A Coop GIRL 10 DO
II 1onss-Torh A German Girl prsteIrad-, Ap
ply az 50 Forest street, or 81 Htlhamson 51SS
{ nee, I6s Superior street, AasA-~
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The Court was occupied yesterday IN
hsaring the case Of King and Curtis, which
Va concluded and taken under advise
msnt. -
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Qua SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS,
la PATCHES. 1.
THE PRESIDENT ON GEN.
HUNTERS ORDER.

HE WILL NOT BE RECALLED !
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NORFOLK.
WASHINGTON. Nav 10.

TIE GUNBoATs FIGHT.
The gunboat fight with Fort Darling lasted
four hours. The fort is situated on bluf
at Sudden turn of the river, so that our
boats came upon it suddenly. The Monitor
went within 400 yards, but could not elevate
her guns sufficiently for effect. The princi-
pal fire was directed at the Galsna. The
Monitor was hit three times, but was unin-
iured. sharp.shooters commanded the rife
pits, which, like the fort, commanded the
river, The river at that point is very mar
row. Two barricades across the river, formed
of sunksn vessels, among them the James
town and Yorktown, and piles fastened with
chains. The river is open to within miles
of Richmond.
PERSONAL.
Secretaries Seward and Weiles, and Attor-
nsy General Bates and party returned from
Fortress Monroe, arriving at 9,o'clOck this
morning. The Lake and River Defence
Committee returned last evening.
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Ths Nay tarm Of the Court Of Common
Pisas commenced yesterday morning,
osTNIEAL BRANCH.
suDau EooEE.-The Grand Jury was i'm
psanslsd, charged and retired. About I've
o'slOok they reported true bills in ths fol-
lowing cases
Harry Harrison, grand larceny.
Harry Harrison, burglary.
SEQ. Ella, Thos. George, John B. Paul
vu8 Catherine Paul, arson.
Hsary Weaver, house breAl ing and lar
eany. Pleaded guilty.
Isaiah Thomas, grand larceny. Isaiah 4
\ a,lOred boy, about nine years old. In
Fshn,ary last he stole 500 in @. 8. Treaau-
~ pots, Of ths denomination Of IS each,
fsoD NJ. Sohn J. ElWell. AftsF furniBhing
bistvo brothsrs with suit of clothes each,
and giving q eoupaniOn SIS, the youthful
thisf eot sbOard thS cars and vent 70 Pitts,
busrS, where for several weeks he enjoyed
bursly the bOusfts Of the stolen money
He h remarkably cunning boy.
Own HRkEozBs.
gUDausBolEoE AID CoFFrNRlERT.-Doekst
oaIlss, few motions disposed Of, and Court
adiouTnea % this morning ct 9 O'clOok.
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DIR. I. w. AVER


WRDD DELL H0U Sc.
Ha extraordinary SUCCESS IN tks s2ssIY and ps.s
msnsnt ours Of these dislasss, - vel . Sar -
sasa' fAat ssdirsoy lad 70 oOasusDOa, has oeitsd
the stEonssat tsstiEouials from many Of ghs bsst
edtissns Of Cleveland aud Vifinlty.
Persons Buasring rOm coughs, night sasafs, ,blssI!
Ing ss the lung1 general debility, partial dssiEs
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck, Loss d
apPstitss languors dependency, heart complaint,
dimcultY Of breathing, diseases peculiar % ssmru
b. shoald apply immsdiatolY.
b this new system the remedy Is carried directly
70 the diseaaed Tart, and OuRE Is effected, sTs1.
aitsf all other medicines have been trisd in vain
- Ths Patient begins 70 improve fIou the vs+s
DAY Of beginning TO uss the msdiolnss. rbsy ~
highly aoosstahls 70 patients who cannot tsks
''Htroug msdielneI.n ef.
- Tbs Doetor'B charges ere always reussnaals,
and ssPseially light to these IN limited eirgum.
stances. I---.
The strongest lsatimonisls from hundreds Of ths
best people IN this section Of the country Win 50
shown uDsu APPLICATION spll-dsW
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FEH CouHzE JAIL.-Fhe Grand Jury made
Sl,sir usual visit for inspection 20 the County
.Jsa, and very iustly commended the shsr-
"a and his Deputy and Jsiior for the excel
leut condition in which that institution Is
kept In sanitary point Of TisW no similar
plsoe in tis country is better cared for. The
I'd msafioned in the report relative 70 the
ppmbSr Of eases committed By magistrates
vbsr.in he testimony was insulaoisnt to
iursifv-tbs Graing Of an Indictment, the re-
suit being an sszpanss To The county in fees
and other costs az over tvs hzndrsd dollars,
Is deserving Of ESP osial notice SEd eon'ide-
ration by The people. The report = Is '0i-
lOWss
10 tks R0Horabls tie o6Hyt of c5SE1'on <'sas
q Cp,yalogz County ,...
The Grand Jury Of the Nay term fols 4So4,
inaccordance with custom, ehereqnireme. ~ ~
Of Gle sta6ute, and the charge Of the Court,
have together visited the County Jail, and
take pleasure IN reporting that We found il
in Al orderly snd cleaniy condition, and
thizk the Sheriff entitled to much praise and
oommendation for his faithful compliance
with the rules and regulations prescribed for
tbs governments Of the lelti ana bnab MS
deputy, the present iailOr, has spared no
pains 70 make the inmates as comfortable as
could be expected under the circumstances,
and is therefore deserving Of special eom-
meadstion.
IN addition 10 the above report, the Grand
Jury regard It Is their duty to state that IN
an examination Of the thirteen cases sent up
bymsFistrstes Of the county, true bills were
found ia Eve cases only, and that in the re-
,maininE eight eaass, in which true bills
were not found for want Of sufficient testi-
-mony, there were ffty-one witnesses, whose
fees, with the other costs, amount in all to
G91s SIS, 70 be paid out OF the County Treas
urv. ali or nearly all Of which have been un-
necessarily if not imprOpe ly incurred, but
the Grand Jury do not wish TO speak Of any
psrticulsr magistrates who seem TO Us TO
have conducted their official business in this
class of csaos with manifest iHdisetetion, but
tsks this opportunity TO express the hope
that the evil Of accumuletlng costs In this
way AGAINST the county viii hereafter be
ayoidsd as far aS practicable and consistent
with the public welfare and safety.
HkRTzY RI0H, FeremGHs
And The other members Of the Jury.
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4. z. sFOUK DARKER-May 10

nTONEY-Market Is easy ct S1<9,44 3 cent on
call Strictly prime paper scarce and wanted ct Ag
osnG.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Nsrbst quiet
and nrm At liSsS2ll4 for bankerB bills.
eafDasn-American gold nrm n 86ao3A y o-ns
premium California gold bars STEADY AZ 50 sSd .
cent pr MUM.
Gt5VERNBENT ST0CKB-Markst quiet :
United States s. 1881 at l034 1lQ44; $40 Treas
ary Notes l04TGlui4.
SPOORa-g giarEst actiVs end better. ReadiDE 4gi
Chicago Rock Eslsnd 6l56; Chi, Bur Quincy oae;
Cleveland 3 Toledo i6st5 Galena 3 Chicago 72s IA
nois Central scrip 6256; Michigan eouthsrn g1ar:
spted b6; Michigan sOuthe q $50 Michigan OentIal
SIX: Hu taon t34; Erie s95f: HeR York central afi
P-clo Mail il55(; Penn Viva Coal e5Sbi American
Gold l0354; Toledo 3 Wabash lot soSs
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New Rookh


ARTENUs WARD, HIS BOOK with many comic
illustration. New York: CARLTON, pub
Usher, (late Rudd b Carleton, 1852.
Artemus has at length appeared, and in
decidedly attractive form, too. The modest
green covers aud the heavy English paper
upon which the text is printed, are winning
invitations to enter, IS Brown says in his
leoture--''the little paper house which he
has built, J" and which is here full of wit and
fan. The book contains selections from the
best of his "Letters," a part of which ap-
peared when he was ''one of US" in this city,
and part since he became Metropolitan -
Among the former are his visit TO Berlin
Heights and "JOy in the house of Ward, I"
two of the best he has ever written. Of
course sll Cleveland will want TO see and
read Ward in this form, and their interest
will not be lessened by knowing that the
book is dedicated to Charles ". Coe, Esq,
Of this city. The illustrations in he volume
are very good, and some OF them very COM
ical.
Go to Everett Wilson's, and get carte
mus Ward, his Book"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

oUa FLAG. A Poem in four eSutos. BY /
IA. UNDERWOoD. New York: SAALEToA'
publisher, 1852.
In this Poem some OF the barbarities anG
refined cruelties of the slavery system
which have been perpetratsd under the
shadow and sanction of the American tag,
are bitterly rehearsed in the form Of q mar
rative. Some parts of the poem show grea'
power.
All Of the above are for sale by Everett 4
Wilson, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
THE CITY.
THR COURTS

uulssa ssatsl Dlstrlot OOurt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Why PAUL FRRRQLL KILLED HIS WIFE. A
novel, by the author of "Paul Ferroll. p
New York; oARLEToEv publisher, 1861.
Some ten or dozen years ago the novel;
reading public were startled by the appear
ancs of q remarkable book, entitled ''Paul
FeEroll. - Original in conception, and strik-
ing inexecutiOn, showing profound knOWl-
edge of the darker side of the human heart,
the curious were tantalized with a desire to
know who could have written it. It was at
tributed tOseveraI popular masters of fiction,
without any show Of plausibility, until the
name of its authoress finally crept out. It
was Miss Give, but beyond that, little has
since been known of her. Now, however.
she appears with sequel, or perhaps an in
troduction, to Paul Ferroll, which explains
the singular murder recorded in that book.
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LERIos FOR FREaDoN-and other Poems, un-
/ der the auspices of the Continental Club.
/ New York; 0ARLEToE publisher, 1882.
This is collection of songs, poems and
lyrics which were written by some Of the
members of the Continental Club of New
York, and published under the auspices Of
ttst Society. Some are very coed, some
b.5 end some indifferent. In the most Of
them beweFsr, there is q merit which viii
,oosv pr,erus,Sl. They are all, or nearly ALL
suggsstsd I bv I.'s rebellion, and the wal
vbiob is the result Of that rebellion, and
have therefore stirring interest.
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Ths Nay tsrm Of the Court Of Common
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
"a ID - T R ~ CT

0/ AZ FIFTEE17H SElfI-A-syUAL STAFF
HK.yT n tfo condition o( ~ EcfE LASC.
Rl-YCE CpAPAyr y he ctig of Aft' tort
90 Ets la dfp - JssisLtfy, ISL.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27

~N@@ fRA@A &<at& ANN "a 18A . E8a AA&a
Tue onectos rsussty sbicA ths medical sk1i o
uues tevise ioT tbis ever Wacre prsv.iiirs
ard lsfs na.soy 4 corlbincd f-Lm The met sct;vs
fcnsilss that have oten ciucosefed Ca The etpuf-
gat0u o. tool disorder frola The b0oc snd tic
rc-cuc &! lue q stssl lr0ll IL cesfructive
gueu-es. icacs i should u employed Tor nc cure
q otiy Seroiis, bat tlso thoss other sfsccons
Ehicl afisr irOi1 g., soch
Rrupilye and sk.n DISEASES. 81. Antaony's Pre-,
hDss. or krysipxiss. ftmpies. f4stclss. llotet-
a.. tlairs al1 bciis. lcl1Ors- letter and SAT-
Batsu, Sc4id heec, lcng~ ofua, iAhr1-
pausm. syphiiitc sd kereufesi
Dssexses, Dfotsy, igspepzss
Deolllty. sa1. tz1esd. al
C..st4slEfs srisiss frcu
fiusicl of Impure
81 iced
The popuisr telicf IN "iBpurity q tbe bfoet'' Il
tundel Ia ugth, i0f scroigla u oegeneIs suoD ~
sio,t. The particular purpose and virtue % th-s
aria s purify ad THIS vital fiu-
"a ~fthout whict sufd hssltb r. .rposttie ~ CO.
tnfriuafed c1tistfuiiors.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
a MN AsSAaCLks
Roback's Stomach Bitters |

A nsw aod e<ughttui stonn.1bic snc Cor,iial. fa<
fvfnE The stomach. and fcr the pre~euop u
slious conplsiuts. incident - the Western o'unuy.
rryiL
As nornins drink. % sstist dlgerton and relieve
Oyspepsis, 4 has uo equal. Try u
In aano~ IL IL sbJcrs0- 90 az ether bitera Try o.
The foruauls q these Bitfers (l-sl) tbo sct@
prop~rty q Dr Roesck, cri sfnateG ~lLh of 10
ldsst sDd most eminent ke1ies frsru1onsrs q The
sssl aud Il i d-ect, pr-iieated upcn ths wAr's =
Western peupi>-
Thess sstlsrs derive their slsulus from ths p0~or
VI teaic nature ofthe fvcts aud boree q which hey
oomposec. ana - They are. 10 allaytng al
gra ersvings q ths stomach. direiy rorDc-ivso q
TEMPERANCE.
Ia pressui proprietor bsisvea hat N making iheC
s1csiy knv-n. tie pobiie welfare "a ruresr,s-i.
it vln sepp Be fog ssle ~ AL of Dr. ltobacks
nervus Agsnta, and ~ h0tsla. kc, The counuy over
IN the msanum- ordsrs all ee riI~d drcc- irur
,ipclnnsu n any qasat3, AID ~ tbs io--csi
a T. put up IN Quart bctues, sud securely packec u
sDe dct cssss. Mali dot sample Will bg~ ep-f,
packed aud s-ut % Any address. desired
detail Price, 81 per bottle, eE sts
Principal cohc- and szissrcou. No q. Earf Fcurtt
slrssi, "a building hon Main sceet, c4ncinnsr.
oAio. Laboratory No. - Hsnmoud street
Ter sais IA Niro CSanty by
2. n uOfSkl1-r, Terre hartA
J. r. CUNNINGHAM.
M l.. shUkY, New GoaAen-
PkTKk BUsk1lfK- Ce1treviiis.
And BY Druggists and MsrohalU eeDegaliy
troagh0ss the unitod states snd csnsdss.
tsa11 tu
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
hotels.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New iork
Beara Rsdmesa q y ~ aaal


sinos ,he opening q us vass and eounodlous
uo,sl, "a ls5t n has been DE s,nse sussa~os -
ecprissors 90 ,ss Il the no.s sunptaoaf, eon-
ssnisal snd comfortable hsne fog he einsas Ard
.,rsnssr oa lAis side the Atlantic.
And whatever h,s seemed likely % saraiai.isr -
The osB'fps q it gue-'s ,bsl 1ass snasavorsd,
-sshoui regard 70 cost. q provide. Aai - eobiue
an the ,lesenis - ihsri'uai and scrisl egsymsnt
~hscs modern arr ha. inseatsd sni usisfu taste
approved ana he patrsnsge Which O. ass eonnsn-
I'd darius sbs pat AN ysars = srsafius prooi
that their eneris hsve bsea appreciated.
To meet 'ss ~sigessis. ofths uus,. vber sf are
required 70 rrset1s he moss rissl rcououg, les
asderxsnet.
Have Reduced the Price OF Board &c
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the ssmo en, sbaans nens q shs luzariss ~iu
~hieh shrir table rs. hsshsrso bssn supplied.
TREAnsELL wHTrCowB CO.
Nsw yrrs. s~ds. = lssl smos
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27

t~..l .d~-~Efs-uzcc.s rny o~nt- p<f s2asEe e~~'
s'....--,..-v srssnx-zsnts Dsts ~ith those vh
:, ,-.-.iss ~ ke yesr, With tas rrtsilrss
-..--i,, A. ul<.srrs- 1ezrig etvc-u->ras heeetsi
80 l. ecrfnsd sE1cty - thet- reseief oe''-'
49, -. prp gtt6r<s-ft. .,. IN
1s~~r.i.szas1.s N shs spsrid no.es oe'u'rn "iii
- shsrssd s~o pie. .-...,,,, .. n. insds.
Al-ert scnent3 keT< c--',s1-J - -
- -, ss>se.. ursissh-d II tss iccsi seiunns.
- 49, a. usvssr VII - ch<-sef ~ -src ias-Tuo'
a. N c--r ten llnss, ten cerfs p-T lirs -,
<S~-r..--us~uta seis l. fsr 70 spscinso u"s' y"
- irs-r.ed .bree nootna, Les 0-s.-.. 0...-. N,
s,ns-,rt - rens<.l u The sAE9s, a~ff' o'4
.~-ssd npoa - coatEef% .s
-.,.rir,x eards1a,es f,r crics ~ every ds.-cf p
,t ..tIl b charged 81 oc fcr each nszne ~ tne
s.a a. 70 Il Ia Daily Ani weekly, HHass '''
~ ~-s,aitous sdvs-d.-zn.ats whssrSer.
Chsfx,s ~ te made Cor inserting i.s n-es ="
tiss-..s~. s,e4esis. Or Association a. fcliuNsi
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- d irserslcr. ever slgh, hnes a. MS rs,'N !,
Annossflas deaths With frneTsi nenos s'-'''''
se.s 81 re-t1ais Pseri~s end Exrur.isns. gotten
a, eg indrstuA.s or sssocistons, o. ~ easfsaes'
t.s.i s2-srsi-~u~uss insertsd a. ne sKpenss q
AZ ,,s-vs crisring srd psyrnsn, oct . ee ariayee
Co. u. ssi erceeeengs ess ss.ss..s's & - rv -, o.
T.s .srsrtseuoer.s ~ or9 'hs susoan' ehsfs-o io'
ssir prbscsitrr
he Weekly Express
srsuss-a e--ry "wednesday. sssi.se Per saa'nr'
x~ye paper ssos ratbos. The lDtasJ. por ecocr n
= fonr~r luss th<o PAD tor
unses os Advertsstag sn weekly
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
MEDICAL
ScrolnIa, er king,. Evil

Iea cons1fufienz 1fsfssn. a corrnPuop q Tie
Il ctoots D. sEich Enis sa beeenss vtustec, sea-.
a4c poor ka-us n lke crcuisuo1. Il pefvades the
srolc boy Elin,xg burss ouf IL clsexse "a any part
% H. No orFan ree frern attacks, IL tkere
sns shieh aisy pos 6estrey. Ths rcrefcieus tain
. Fsri9sls c41.<d - asrcnral cissast. ios living,
lsordcFsd 81 uuheaithy I'D, lnrure ~, 9Th snd
rt11 hscitr ho cerressiig tices, unc ebese al, b,
tie resfesi infecfl0l Whatever oe its origin Il l.
ntFeltery iI ale a. lsrcelcine trS1D
rsns % cliilfe1 ine third I'D fourth scers-
ucis" indeed, Il setms o. be the roc u Him VITO
ssys, Il ~iB els n idquities g The fathers uPoD
their children."
~ snvetl csla1snrs - eeposltiol from The olooo
cf corrnpt of uiesfoot csttrr. Which, in tse lcngs
liver Ard Internal orSau. j. tcfuet tur eercis-, -
ne glsnds, sFeinss and 90 the scFface. erupfions
Ihsa t1l ul,sion. wck ssitess IL tlss
ooQc crpfo.scs the eilsrsses ~ lic hat scTcfg-
loos ccl. pilris, tai they have far les poeer tc
itbsfsnd re sttzcks q sther eisesscs 80 renf-
y VA nnali era perife ~ disorders ~aich. dAeagh
~ -croiglsas ia lhtT naurs are ELL rsrcered "a
tel by fhis tsinf Ia tie syrier. Aosi II tAe coG-
su1pfou tich drcinstec The hcfnsu fsns a. rnit
ortsiu cirecilg Ia this -crcsaious eontailiuas
nsry cesuuCuxf oisesrcs u the liver, kd
bya-n, az, ildeed. ~ al the orEsns srlse Eoos
ere agsrststrd ~ ttc ssins Cause
ore cosrief cf 81 ctr people are scrcrclous. their
persoasl Invaded b3 this iurkiie iakscuon, and
der hesitl ls ue1srmDec ~ A. 10 ciex1se Il frcn
tie st013 The DlQ<c ~ altera-
tive usuiicae, sn4 ilvscfste BY htsith, fsoS 40
eEerclre such e neclefue sCppiy ~
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27

ASSETS
Cash, Raiance IN usnk Is .ScT 81
Bonds aud Mortgages lbeing irFt lien a.
Real Estate,, worth Al least en- ,o7 400 80 eo7 o.
loans 0n St0cks, payable o. deusHf.
nsrket value Of securities eias. SO t9 IL 600 o.
Bank siock, lmsrkei vsiae) $3.50 90
United states Treasury Notes. lraArkci
value, l03 3R3 g.
srooklyn city water Boats, 1850 o.
North Carolina state Bcuds trnsrket vsN T.s6o o.
Missouri state bonds (nsrksi valucl, 1t,o00 o.
teal ESTATE, No. v all street, $3.50 a.
Interest due On lst January, 1861, icf
which t22, go u bss since bctn re- ~ z7.-o3 3,
Balance II hands oi gents ara Ia course
Of transmission from Agenis, on Isl "
January ,oi which ell so - hss rin-e
beau recflvcdl. so.sof r.
Kills Receivable ,for Prersirrrs Or ~
land Nsks), - esa o.
ahrf Property, Miscellaneous items. $50 o.
Premiums due aud ancollocted cu gcii-
ei-s issued a. orcs. s.iso l.
Total. sl.ses.soe -
CHARLES }. MARTIN, Pnrslprxr.
AZ. will.AARTI. v,cr PsssmtxT
.. NtTo~ es1rH. sxcnrrAnr
oHS MCGEE, Ar-'r sro'r.
CHARLES CRstE. sEest.
no. PHGsl1 ROW.
nsisin rr-sr sAC1s. ISb
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-27
he Weekly Express

4 sprssro ~ ss % esy'sues ron he ssev'
- kt~~rts-~rnerts p-bilss-f tn botb Daily an
w.ssiy. rfn - charged he fnL Daily r~s~s ~ih ~
'-' : - CHARLES oRuFf. Pso's.