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MORTGAGE Whereas,
~ by certain n.oHEase. dated ;the nss: a-.y Of
oi Cook County, State Of lao!s> III ook thirty s!ven
ti.rce ts:S BrcE"r = M.rris :.nI Mary B. Morris lis
wife. Of tie city Of Chicago in ss;d county aa STATE
irLttef Iesc:lltd 10 secure tue payment Of certain
pron1tsso-y nnt,s bearing Dire win SAID mort
gage. all executed by BucAner s. Morris ant payable
to the Of myself Of said nprcs being for the
principal Of eleven Thousand doll tEs ISL go+
pa, able the nTs day Of May, 4 d. 1a;, for ya1ne
received ard the Others for ths sum ol i've hundred
annual tcrtsr said PRINCIPAL sum and payable
specify ely the rst Jay Of each November and Nay
gage that II deiau4t s,ail be made In the payment vi
stanent shah remain ane and unpaid Tor thirty day:
then the Faii principal s1 Of eleven Thousand dol
lars shall 1T become and be duo ana payable, at
nv election a..5 tns ia Thy note issa fsf t,s sa:s
interest due On lie r:t an; q Nay md t9e rst
nndret aud 1iify iaara sacn. aa:,fns 1t sose tate
respectively aid given fur said instAlnent5 which
Aavs slace reua{ncu lEd now arc wholly due and un
paid.
Now therefore, public notice s hereby 81 ycu TINT by
virtue OF the authority contained in SAID mortgage
and to secure the said OF elny thousand dollars
charges OF advertisement and sale, tile premises
vsyct " said mortgage viii NJ right ant guilty u
@ Of 9 sa M. III +.
sold at pnh!it auction TO tie highest bidder for c,
Ut TN o'clock In te on Friday Ihe fourteenth
Court House in the city Of Chicago, aud witch salt
premises known and described As follows io,wit
snbot six e. Of lots one q ana two Y IN block q
cago. in the County Of Cook and State Of Illinois, to
gethss with tue brick dwelling nnd oshe5 ipEEoye
LII Dearborn street, Chicago. iA1tk13t-tt
, 1862-01-24

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOE, ss.-Snpe.1er Court Of Chicago March
Epeline F. Haii Edward S. Hall and The Garden CitJ
Building ArsocIation.-1n Chanccry.
Affdsyt Of the non-Tesidence Of BdT1rd = HAL one
Of he defendants above namea haylns beer aieS Il
caso: Sct!cs Is hereby given to the said Edward s.
Hi tha: the above named complainant filed his bill
on on he Sst day G.; December, 1851 against the above
nauucd Ge:endants md thas summons thereupo1
able st 1be Court House ID the CITY Of Chicago, o. the
dTst Noni4y OF March next 1 Is by Law required
sonay he snd ar?eaz bc:ose said Superior Court ot
fhefeo;, 10 Ic holden Ut Cac3go, In sud County o1
the dzat Nenday Of MaIsh !sa3 and plead sn5wer os
same :l:e tnattess at sirGz tterri2 charged as
sated vii! be taken S confessed and decree eate7e
Bgaina. yor according 20 tiP prayer Of said bill
TH0EAS s. CARTER C!eTG
EcAHxoS. 3fcC4Ga 4 FULLER, Coa2r::'s Sosts.
tst-k,Ji-iW
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Tbr Trihu1te.


RLE&I RkEA
FRIDAY. JANUARY q 1861
.---
The southern Muse.
IT. Us: always oeen q pet grlcf with our
in tic least dependent upon the North, It
=,
pas peen L consuming voc tla1 such depend
cnee pertaincd to almost the whole range Of
human wants from shoes and sadd1ery to soul
pIauos. preaching and pruneI1a.
ua,,or1 t,,x,,;.,,.o ,.,'a,, t.,e -
oenooi Au'iit'"'s y senooi 'e'1Htis uhn scAoot
,,:,,. af +7 ca,,4,, 1,o.,,, ...;..
u1oa ~ Liz 9outn pec'i "leslleu WILL, tnat I'LL
these wants might meet with an indigenous
sr,,n1v Rn+ ,nos+ of Ill 1,,e 1,oor 1.mon+ad /
olten Ill tue saddcst OF poetry, the continued |
absence of Il purely Southern mnsc swans and |
1;,,,; ,,;x7. - 49, 80, 1,,.. ,,.-1.,.
s1nSAS plfos VI lAell own. 1ne plochadc Is
u u siea' 5''n1u'a'or- 1nere arc hopes OIL 1oc
o"''AelA 'nA9, 40 so'.'l su"s spee'uiens
s.r o|et ~ ieii.'oie ShI1e1en dceiate.
-. n'',' 'nS oeaoie US entl'leo = ooul1crn
es'"' o'tsinailt ot'e " lns Sce1ne pFopefues
~ NV Pii'a Ata's'.' - 10 .''i encouraging
lohsh 1ll.e III t.1ne "aen cosAon Is ln11lh"s
eoulA"uu- DULL AT VI 7oHeWHat sHoIt sl1- /!
ME Tie Southern Scene onens tl,us uro-
fl's4nels'
Oh nanny. have you heard the news:'
As in the nurses aged face
SIC upward s1anesd and smiled.
..u,. c..,..
It must BE- mighty dne,
I2 make ny darlings fhce 50 red,
- ~ -'
VIZ, r., 3elana a1iad LpeoM; Peas9 a4n you Aao"'
whose ugly picture once we saw,
When up to town we went
We'll, he is going to free you al,
"a. And @ maSs s y9a r.ch ana n M Erana: nd ,
Like tie p1oudest in the land
Nherc'er YOU VII wish to ride;
And mammy all your work shall be
=,
Ilc reader Will notice how this HGOutlfrn
1;13 ,. +,,c +ho ,bo3a e+,-1 Will, -a,-,rs T., +o
e1'1o A..o en~ "1.ot~ @AVi' 49, .e7o. W sAe
lccns notl,;nr 1,ac1S and even oi1ds Amt nj
naA's coach as IL 1or TIC Lazy Aayorcss.
Here the reader beromes anxious tn knoF the
effect upon the aged coloTed person. VI
course q bloody-m1ndcd Abolitioni5t would
1,..-l - t1.+ A.,r+ n;,a1, ,-n,.+ f..+,,;t,, 49,
Hafe II ln'e 'auN1 DtuaA " "eht 1ollu"lAu llLoa
- 49,, e.>.~11 :.,esss,st ~.
dGt" ud .fe VI Hei s4ll'tu AAofuaut ou Liz et'ul.
Not so, There is fine moral in this scene
MA n;no,, i o,;1a,+1c a., ,ro,1 hrod f,r +,,,
trun,s, and has no taste for gilded coaches,
-a ,oe;doe nc cbc s.; ~ er,ao1- f,u 1,or ,,+;ro
ano pe1iAes 's civ - ~ SPs'Nn 3o4 "14 cnIl's
race it must be with circumspection, as fol-
lows:
''Nylfttlc missus, stop and res--
Jcl ~ 1ooE aN IN, i3rc ana te15 mo what
You see III yondes CLASSY
..you .ees e1d n,,nrv-s xvr7ns,v f,cc
As black az any coal;
a1a ho nnofrmga1h hdaaa NJ 9e. faat, nanaxerenel ,
Nf M aa1h9 uli u laee SCI, : d reg ana Sna "hlte,
!And on her pretty little head.
Dc Eanar rlnslc;s shine
Ny chile. who made dis difference
TwlNt nanny and twl3t you;
And yon can tel me true. 0'
And, hogeS, for one.
"id tankinl heart will always say,
&'' "4A' ~ N'A~'
II tank mas iinkum all dc tamc,
ri 1as ast "MeI a.: orG 1e ~ lnrx Lyr tie''
, 1862-01-24
REAT CONSOLIDATED
LINEtI
GIXCINNATI And Chicago
AEE-LINE RAILROAD.

Fa-tr a:tie5 lie Shortest Ro1se 70 C7cc:oas E1las
' pp.s and Louisville,
rRAINs 1eAre 7ss. 8tee Un!oa ns9st Cai-axs+
III /. E-Dsy Exoresa. E5aa1syB excepted,
rgsoCsa - C1seEiSA74 AsE IsoLAsAecI3s Efs.
OFT CIJ-SoE or CAEs.
x.~- C3s3xcU Ma Anderson aadRth.co or:s
fa@ PeoS1 E.ba1s, U.y:9a xeaiA, Cot1s.oEs, a13 II
roots lii Central aa. E,ste-n pEto.
S1y-TEss Cory :CTIoSa-At I,da1hrosst ~ asaak
Il ce115aA d.een L.ETessesrsT ssEsssees:is ss ~
I..ui5yihe Eo rkE, 1e1teston, na1 ~ 2o!sS scSS3
ConaacEoyaa at Cincinnati foS Ea1dea. AAEs.sSss
p.rEe-soua 1ut pctEts OF tpe 05!o l3Tsf
Eirs4.ns y :74e {. C:acian2a ns $40 L. - -,
Elhs9sJ ssket5 9} tns l,af g., ~ 2: Ia sstss
comp .o7a Of1ce. No. tSa fs.c1c4as sSes~ Ga1e&Sse
ta7' q te= s=1ee Sc; a1S HSssDr s1peei2seeasu.
cEa1 r3EEEEE. e3.1 1E.c1.. 4Zz1n.. NB.s
, 1862-01-24

WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
street. tsIccesser to Fuller q A1tsugh} would Fe.
snec1ly 1toE tae public thst nc nay st be fousa
every department Of neat!s.ry. whether In F1LL1se
CIzA>itna. EXTRACTING. EE5ELA1ESa, o. tbs tnsef-
work can be sea- Ut his oRce- Charges moderate
n1eIsf1-ts
, 1862-01-24

1.ha1 T,..n , -. 1ac,. =; .,.S.t t
Of h.s Irunissory Note lated December Iat ia pav
anle " ;e r oae 'Sa5 1M aate
tiae3toa Hath tAtStSs ~ sStt W SEaat A "tGea%
tne ~ ss 81 sn39 nn:H VA H III Dt o. lT'
Vie eaid Sote conyc;ns 10 ,t 1ner.6ed a. "a ffu ~
tes. 1G ~ q ys ~ u an NJ
sonthrat ir.lrttnnai nE,Tt"r ~ sec!icn -
T.,-. brt- NM NM fs " koS. Pon
if;' 4 " .a III Ti;5 H.g ~
ntr SnSt " ~ ~ can @ E ~ f1InnI' @ hi H.
LEY u trus1 ~ reto.ueu ~ tt,s Hl.Ge M q te ie
EntusI E g e14o eooA sol0} Ii oooA 40 u beeos'
, 1862-01-24

ITO GROCERS AND FAMI-
L lIRS,--Wc a1e selling the choicest brands o{
White Winter Wheat Flour,
VRRT LOW.
, 1862-01-24
SanduSky, Dayton & Cincinnati Z r.,
In CONNECTION WITH
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD.

Quickest and Best Route
From Toledo to Bellefnntaine Urbana. Colnu2acs.
Springfield. usy1on, Hamilton and Cincinnati.
reaching these places more than three
hours in adEancc Of any other ronte
On snd atrer November = 1851 and nn::l further no
tee passengers hy leaving Toledo on tie Cryeland &
Toledo R. K, at \. NJ reach Clyde 81 65 l. IT. 1nak
ing coSe connection With the Mail Trim On the San
go + H. Carey at $50 =. M, Belcfontaac Ut 1l-i7 A.
~, ureana at l2!9P. -,Dne..connect!nE with the
at2s1 + ~. Springfield AZ L0 2. NJ arriving In Day
tea ct 80 b., Hamilton 1T +G5 P H. aud Cincinnati
Ct 5.45 T. A-three hours IN adyanCe Of any oth:s
route
FassengeS asassT n t9ieao o. ~ =. ~ htaSea q,
Pm.
Tickets for all the above points can he had at the
CleYeiAad l. Toledo Railroad Ot1ice in Toledo.
Baggage checked through aud no chnzgc TO- hand
ling.
Smoking Ca- attached to all Passenger Tra,ns.
y. IIGE. Snnt s: D. 4 E. KE
de11h91+6w l. D. RUCKER Supt C. q 7. F. r
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Frem ffayana and ST. Thomas.

Nkw YORK, Feb. 20.-The steamer Roanoke
has arrived from Havana with advices Of the
18th instant. Advices from Nassau to the S:h
state that several vessels have arrived there.
running the blockade. The steamer Kate sailed
on the Goth, with part of the Gladiator's cargo,
probably for New Orleans
Advices from Venezuela show that the civil
war continues.
A frig htful revolution has broken out at Hon
duras. President Guardiola had been assassi-
mated The troops Joined the insurgents,
Excesses were being committed at Truxillo.
s.. Thomas dates Of the I'd state that British
commander attempted to take a seamen from an
American vessel by force, but the Federal gun
boat Iroquois protected the man, and the Cover
nor Of ST. Thomas notified the British officers that
the guns Of the fort would aid the Iroquois. The
British admiral arrived subsequently,, and repri-
manded the commander, and duly apologiZed to
the American consul.
Vera Cruz dates to the sth instant state that no
advance has yet been made. Over one thousand
sick soldiers were there, besides hundreds at Te.
jera. Yellow and typhoid fevers had broken out
among them The Mexicans iisist on theferemz
barkation Of the Spanish troops, but consent that
two thousand allied troops attend the negotiations
at Orizaba.
The allies state that they shall advance during
February to Orizaba, and would give battle at
Cerro Gordo II opposed.
The Mexican papers express the greatest hatred
Of the Spaniards.
Four rebel schooners had arrived at Havana
from New Orleans, with cotton.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10th
- day OF March: 1852 at - O'Clock m, for sup
sIiERf the Y, + Sub Dept with 5000 head Of
The Cattle 10 be delivered at Washington City
and each animal to average 800 pounds gross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less than
900 pounds gross.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in
such suantltles as the Government msy require.
fore the lst day Of April, 1852.
Helfers and Bullock ks not wanted.
bond with good and sufficient security will be
required.
Government reserves 10 itself the right to pay In
Treasury notes. -
No bid will be entertained when put In by con.
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
their contracts or where the bidder is not present
TO respond to his bid.
9 Bids to be directed to Mai. A. BECKwITH, C.
B., u. 3. A., Washington. DC.
FORM OF BID.
L. 3, DO hereby propose to deliver to the Gov
aaundred pounds gross Weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at--, according 70 the terms of the en-
closed sdyertisement The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight so determined TO be
the purchase weight. / hereby agree to give q
good and sufficient bond for the fulhlIment OF the
contract and to receive Treasury notes in payment
ior the Cattle. fe13
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TIL e EA r
EYE A ND EAR.
No. 2S1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
WILLARDsS HOTEL.

"lLLhhDTS . hOIEL
OCuIfst and AurlSt.
DIR. r. A. Won MOsCHZIsKER,
Prom Clinton Plsoe, New York, has arrived N the
city and opened his ofhces At
22T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where he can be consulted on MaladIes Of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring medical and surgical treatment
Dr.. Won MoscH5IsxKR js the inventor snd intro
oucer into the medical pTao'loe OF the
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate cases Of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He IL also author of the letters published in the
sstn, Sfk .Hd ono the brh,sSsHsIa papers
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN.
NON, &c.
DIR. Won NJ has for the past fourteen years devoted
his special attention 20 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the testimonials OF some OF the best
known public men in the Union, who hsve been
most successfully treated by him for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT 4 HEARING.
RE d.
si sS. s:ssg dsS Ms Mss We Ter .th.
fectly restored. am Happy 70 express my oOnvio,
have befalIen hers
From the Hon. Senator Pxshl
TO DR.. Won MoscHzIsKER: ! am greatly Obliged
Deafness and st with sou Rave SssS
my case, and have no doubt that BY careful OBJ
servance ef your directions, my hesnEE will be
permanently restored. 6. n. PUGH.
IFSom John MLeGa, Jr., SOS Of fks HoH yufge Of
the U. 5. SHPseDge Court
tits well known 70 my numerous friends that
have been deprived Of my hearing for many years.
am happy TO state that have, thanks 20 DIR. Won
Moschzlsker, entirely recovered. Ny hearing is
now as acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN, gr.
For several years l suffered from deafness. DR..
HSSs ssss ,fiss!ed ny 6SsfEPa YEATS
DR.. Won MoschzIsker most successfully operated
on my eyes, and benefited nv sight exceedingly.
St. Louis, Sept ~, 1853.
ILstter from Rec. J. J. Msiloal
DIR. VoN. MoscHzIskHR=Dear Sir;-Amonf
treatment, in diseases imgsirlng the sight affords
me great pleasure 20 add the testimonial Of my
gratitude 10 the list of your patent.. My sight
wa5 30 much impaired during the last eiIh.een
months that could not recognizs Me features OF
. friend standing near me- ! tender you tins
j.. J. MpLL0N, Rector 81 Patpck's
The original of the Above, and hundreds more
testimonials, can be seen at DR.. Ms rooms.
Patients wishing their family physloisn to 40
company them % vltnes. OPERATIONS OF for the
Medical men viii be at all times welcomed to
witness DR.. Won M q operations, and examine
some Of the INSTRUMENTS ne has introduced for .as
f6cillt1tioa OF Opthamio and Aurzl SurgsFs.
AIn hclA Eyes inserted without oxusilg any pain
Of6cs hours from g. m. 10 >. m and from to
is6I I'm 2sr Pennsylvania AVENUE.
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HORSES WANTED FOR THE U. 9. Gov
H ERNMENT,

HORSES WANTED FOR THE U. g. GOV
IL ERNMENT.
sKALRD PROPOSALS for the delivery in WASH
inEton City Of 1,450 CAVALRY and ARTIL-
LERY HORSES. for the u. 8. Government, will
be received at the Office of Col. d. II. Ruoker
Depot Quartermaster in this oIty, until u m, on
SATURDAY, the 2ad instant.
These horses will be purchased in lots not ex
oesdlng 200 each, and no bids will be entertained
for greater number from any one person.
No bid will be entertained that 10 not endorsed
by two responsible persons, who will guarantee
that the bidder will comply with his proposition,
If 1t should be accepted.
Twenty five days will be given from the opening
of the bIds for the completion of the delivery of the
horsfs.
Ofthe above horses, 500 are required for Caval-
~ and $50 for Artillery.
DESCRIPTION of Horses required.
CAVALRY HORSES.
From Is to l6 hands In height; between S and 4
years of age; Of dark coors; well broken to the
saddle; compaoty built and free from all defects
ARTILLERY HORSES.
To be from 15h to is hands in height; between 5
and yesrs Of age; dark oOlors; free from all de-
fects; well broken to harness and to weigh not less
than 1lC0 pounds.
The horses Will be inspected by board of ofoficers
detailed from the regiments rec uirinx them
The undersigned reserves the privilege of reject
Ing each and every bid, should he consider the
interests OF the service require 1t.
STEWART VAN VLEIT,
fe It'd Brig. Gen. and q Quartermaster.
Baltim ore Clipper, PhiladslphIa Press, New
York Herald and Plttsburg Commercial Joutn.I
Will please copy, TIL day, and send bill "a above
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Coast Defepses Of Massachusetts

BOsToN, Feb. l0.-The resolution appropratinR
$500 600 for the coast defenses of Massac has
been passed by the Legislature, and received the
signature Of the Governor.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.-The Louisville Journa
learns that Marshal MeIiweather left last evening
for Cairo, to bring General Buckner here, unde
Federal warrant from Justice Catron, on
charge Of treason.
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
3 a NJ * i II -,
so. l52 Fifteenth Street, opposite Treasury
Bulldlngs, WashinEton.

In connection with our Philadelpha House We
Esve opened at No. 4S2 Fifteenth street, an ofioe
for ths transaction of q general Exchange, COlleo-
ting and Banking Business.
We buy and sell Coin, Unourrent Money, Stocks
and European cities, receive Deposits, and make
Collections upon all accessible points
fet-1m JAY COOKE & CO.
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DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
II CORNER EIGHTEENTH AND STREETS.
sh, N 10

HdsHtHgl0H, ID. @, FsoTKdfv Ig, 1861.
SKALED PROPOSALS for furnishing to the Gov
ernment, et this point, Il COZ one thousand HEAD.
B0AkDS lor the grayss Of deoeeeed soldiers
March 1st, 1862. at Il O'Clock noon.
81 The boards must conform In oil respects to the
SPECIFICATIONS.
The Bosqds TO be of clear locust wood. free from
ksots. t9ns feet lonr, llol ten inches WIDE, lK
To be slightly rounded at the top and scham.
fered" onbne side. round the top, and down each
Planed smooth on each side.
A specimen of the style Of boards esulred ma,
Proposals should be addressed to Col. ID n
kucKER. Quartermsster u. 8. Army, Washin 9ton
ID. Y, and should be plainly marked PToposal,
for Head Boards" ID. II. hUCHER,
eiS otmer q. M. and Col. do,
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Rejeicinss In the British Provinces.

CAPE RACE, Feb. 1s-Fifty flags, being all We
have got, are loating to the breeze here In honor
news gives great satisfaction at st. Johns, ". F.
and here.
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Personally appeared before me, sn Alderman Of
being duly sworn, dofh say, his preparations con-
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other inJ Jartous
"A. r. HELMBOLp.
Sworn and subscribed before me, thisE Qdsy
November, 1854. VIM. r. HlBBERD,
Alderman, Ninth st., above Raoe. Pbf.a
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Com Porter,s Msrtar Fleet


Nsw YORK, Feb. 2O-Ship Island dates to the
9TH instant state that five ships of Com. Porter,
famous mcrtar-boat feet arrived there, and two
more were spoken of Havana on the llth inst.
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FOX EXCELSIOR CRACKERs-A fresh
u supply Of Fox's Celebrated ExceIsoF Crack
iovsst rates. q KING & BURCHELL,
iAs Corner Vermont sv. and lSth street.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l9.-ReSolutions passed
both Houses Of the state Legislature to day pro
testing against the policy Of taxing the California
mines by the general government, as proposed by
the Secretary of the Interior.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipstiou.
EaTlv Indiscretloa or Abuse,
Attended vfth fhs FoflOuiEg Synzptons:
IndisposItion 90 ExsTsoa, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Dihoulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, TTemhlin9
Horror of Disease, wafefulnees
Dlmness o. Vision, Pam in the Zach.
Gn.versa Lsssitude Of the Muscular ~ stem,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the BQdy,
Dryness OF the SKIN, Eruptione on the fsoe,
PAILID couNTRSkNcE.
These symPtCme, IL allowed 20 90 on, which thla
medicine Invarably removes, sOOn follows
IMP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
- one Of xkiek lks Petisrs may Eepirs
who can say mat they not frequently fol-
lowed by those "pBgUL pIsRAsEs,"
"INShNITY AND CONSUMPTION"
hknJ are 6vasg of the cause Of their suferInt,
But NoNE WILL CONFESS.
CHE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMs
Had lhs Eslaz-4oly D,afkS by Co1Fxvprto@.
BrAR GMPLT WITNESS TO TER TRrTH OF rHI
ASSERTION.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ssU.Ies tie aid Of medicine TO strengthen and
InviEorsto the system
hIch HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tzraridi ~ dou
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE xosT sEKFTicLL.
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o r F. C IA L.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i FEBRUARY 4, 1862.
NOTICE Is HEREBY slvEN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December ed, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
Cd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHING TON, January 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
jan att WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
IXIAR DEPARTMENT,
JANUARY 81, 1854
ORpERBD, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In ths field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN Nj. STANTON,
ia 22-h Secretary OF War.
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