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JOE'S COUGH BALsAM
'SIA URE is the largest bottle in
1leDcy, wesk- the world for the price,
neral dsblityi therefore not only the
- weary ambi- best, but the cheapest
feeble strong, medic ne extant
ats5 hes'thy-
les the patient OVER ONE MILLION bot
nty Of healthy ties Of
i is the parent GOES
:. COUGH BALSAM
are sold annually, and
lOh's the pe7ple all pronounce
STA CURE it the best cough prepar-
to eat hear a ion ;hey ever used.
.sTward, for # GOES
as soon 90 Il COUGH BALSAM
d is warranted t. give sat
JOE's refanded. " '"' NnO'
SPA CUBE
vegetable pre- No family csa afford E
ontsins no OPT be Wit Out
bison, nothing GOES
t acts prompt COUGH BALSAM
and immedi- in house ready for
Immediate uss.
,oE's GOES
'sIA CURE COUGH BALSAM
remedy IN the costs but
sfi3R fi3sRS fe Z fdhach6, T1e bottfe 'h6Ids moro
fever and than any other ct the
"a at stomach, sans price.
t, all diseases The medicine itsel T
/ the stomach warranted sup aeior to all
others.
Druggisas eve Sold by Druggists eve
Price o n L ryE here.
per bottle.
c. C CLARK 4 co, ProprietOIs,
New Haven, Conn.
IENAs BARNES & CO.,
No. 81 Park TOW.
C. WELLS & CO.,
No. lis franklin street.
H. B. HENB0LD,
70. 5s4 Broadway, Gen'1 Agts.
7 al DruRPists In the CITY and oountry,
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STOMACH OR BOWELS


We warrant both Of them, IN every instance, il
/ our directions arc followed
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Org Snnds.
I1QeA -FAnL & WINTER TRADE
FOreign and DOmestIe FabFies,

And other manufactured articles fB ly is per cent.
below his previous antioipations; the whole Of
which advantage he will give to his old patrons,
and to those, also, who have not yst favored him
with their commands, bat who MAJ DO 50 on hear
ing Of this announcement.
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sYM MPToMs:

a single Bottle VIII last a zEOnfh-tO
be used three times a Day.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sweetens the stomach, pu
rihes the breath, and in.
stantly stops sourn S.,
acidity and rising Of food.
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
It Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic CataFrh
CURES CATARRH AID AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent Swinging Of the Head,

No violent Swinging Of the Head,
The Sense Of Taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Ostarrh has dehsd the skill Of ply
siciRns and surgeons. no msdcal work contains q
prescription that will eradlcats {. Nothing save
DR.. Goodales Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease, and pre-
Gliding the possibility of q relapse.
1t penetrates to the Verg seat Of this terrible dis
ease, and extorminstes It, root and branch forever.
From the New York Comm rcial AdFertisar.I
HAY, Rose AND PERIODIC CATABRH.-Dr. r. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy aud mode OF treatment, no
only affords the greatest relief in every variety OF
Catsrh but 1t sXtinguishe4 the disease forever IN
all its stages. Every ore Epeaks well oft.
Price 81 per bottle. Send q stamp for DR.. R.
Goodsles NeW Psmphlst on Catarrh-Its Perfect
Mode Of Treatment and Rapid CurJ.
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Blocker ST., n. 7.
Sold by G. W. CLARK, ll9 Superior ct. de5:R3
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PSoFzsso7 os ELzCL0Fsz5E AID EEOIuaas-
0noe-us Ssnso1 ssroet. . fsU tcozs from BuEsFior,
up stairs, oF7oasse the O.sy Eotsi,
ONCE hours from 70 e and fEo-n to O'Clock
Daily Sundays oZcertoi-)
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures fatulency, weak
ness and general d b lity
IL makes th1 weary am BIZ
tiOOs, the feeble strong.
the debilitsts5 es'thy-
for It enables the patient
10 take plenty Of healthy
foo1, which is the parent
Of be bO9y.
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LUEIN

UIcFEPtIA LUEE
cures sick headache, sick
nsEs OF the stomarh, and
PAIEs or coLIo in tho bow
els.
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rains isaTs Columbus at I:40 and I025AH, 3,4OPn.
arrive ss OlsTsland s:3O A M and $50 ?. r
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COglS

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an sppstite-givei
viyor and strength to the
whole system.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat q hear.
y meal without fear Of
distress aftsrWard, for Il
viii stop it as soon ss Il
is swsllOEed
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COUGH BALSAM
cures sore threat snd
Sor, neas Of the chest aud
lungs.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cores distress after tat.
ing, iEstantaneously.
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1 COUGH BALSAM
sures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

~ oE TX 0AA W he
cures indigestion and cen.
stipGtion in every case.
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GOES

COUGH BAJSAM
cures the most violent
attacks Of oroup IN either
old or young.
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The combirsti Of Ingredients in these Pills is the
resut OF lou I'd extensive practice. Tuey are
mila in their -.eration end cannot do harm q the
most deea.S; certain In correcting al Irregularities
+ tntui Registrations removing ell distinctions,
whether iron cold or other wise, hesdas e, pain in
the side palpita.ion Of the heart, whites ell nervous
snectons, Mysteries, fatigue. pain IN the back and
hmbs &C., dis urbed sleep, which aJiss from inter-
rfiOu OF uaturn
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gDnaGE5gI.
WIGS AND HAIR WORk.
EE. D Y'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
THE LARGEST II TIE STATE,
FOs vie sEEias Eg9 LRDIEs' HAIR DREsSIEg

run VIE SishlNS 5sHl LtblLs main buEoSsho
&C PUBLIC soUARE-
aEnUfEotuTeF Of I'll ksnds Of WIGS, inoladias
the celebrated
I'LL SION WIG,
that so resembles nature ns 70 defy the elossli
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful Etoek oi
LONG HAIR, (b-5ught by the propTistor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAIDS-ths finest
assortment eysr ssel IN this city.
ladies' FrGnt Pieces s1d Eslfs r igs,
In sveTy styls with al Improvements,
SETS OF CURLS, made fom French EstuIs
Carried HslT iguaFan.esdl
EUGEEE DOUBLE and ERIPLE B9Ws,
WATERFALLS, 60,
MADE by the advertiser, equal 70 those imported.
Iadies' BTaids mads Into any kind Of Head-NEg
or Bow without injury 20 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IL tbs nest pysFa
nganG fashionable Styles.
B2-Au work warranted IS represented
HOT and COLD BATHS at eli henri. de>3g
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTIOE TO TRAYRLERs.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
II Sundays eIespted)
MORNING Express, leaving Troy 81 8sl5 A.
n; from Albany st hudson River Depot at 0s35 a.
NJ, arriving ct New York at 6s5S ?. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at $500
P. NJ; from Albany ct 8;I5 P. r., arriving ct New
York at $50 P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with tho s:S5 st Albany for Now York By the HAr-
lem Road.
For tho better accommodation OF the pablo, ar
rangemsnis have been made to run the trains Of
the Hudson River Bailroad 20. and those Of the n.
Y. and Harlem Bailr0ad Co. at different hours IRON
Albany and Troy.
Ney Oars Of tse bsSi Construction aud most convent
ent fer the OF passengers, have been placed On
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii DO Ficketsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
B. B. Co., and ali connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BtTer AaiirOad Co. and Of
this Co. will be received By either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
in New York without change OF ohocks-
Nov. Cd, 1854. Il. A. CHAPLIN, 6up't.
FoRD Il. GRxzs Advertising Agent. no22BS
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C1E'S


l COUGH BALSAM
cures hOarEene's and tick
ling in the threat.
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DYSPEPSIA CUBE
is a purely vegetable pre-
parstioD, contains no OPT
stes, no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
ly, surely and immedi.
ately.
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0LEYELAND AND TULEDO & &
WINTER ABBAHarMnEE, BsI-s

On and after Monday, Oct. slgt, ns4, Paslsnser
Trains VIII Leave ClsTalGld a. icloUs SUNDAYS sx-
copied:
$40 a. H.-OHI6AGO E1PRESS.-Stops at Bsrea,
Grafton, Obsrlin, Wakeman, HorWalk, Monroe
vile. BellsVue, Clyde, Fremont and Elnore,
and arrives st Toledo st 2:45 P. Il. Chicago ct
Iiss0P. n, and Detroit 5 30 P
2sil p. Hs-MESIEkN MAlL.-Ssor5 at al stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo 81
10 ?. NJ Chicago Ct 5 :45 A. 4. and Detroit e.
l0:30 P. n.
4:s1 P M-H0RTHERH MAIL.-Stop5 at AL HtA.
tions On Northern Division, AID Arrives - Slc.
duskY at T:l0 p. d.
Iosa9 p. 1Es-RE6EfF * PH Ess-StoBa IS GHAltqnS
nOL walk 1EcnEoStlll5l OIyoe and Ersrnon1, and
arrives 8 Ioiodo at s5 A. H.; Chicago at u %
PIX. and Dstrois 81 100 A. z.
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COUGH BALSAM
cures influenza, ssihma,
and all bronchial agec-
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

DYSPEPSIA CERE
cures Dyspepsia positive,
ly.
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gaEIFaz6s.
EIHE DAILY TRAIHs FRoN
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,

- Tickets for sale 70 Boston By Boat or Ran, ana
eoat IloEsss good on any Of the Sound Lines.
n. Ears TO al points as Low as By any othsz
Route.
6LEEPIEG CABS on Elght Trains 10 PhElessl,
phiA, HsE York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Fras
TBAHSP0BTATI0H.-H Merchandise, Produce aa6
I've Stock carried with despatch, at lowest rstps
OHAS. 1HOAS0E, Passenger Agsnt.
Il. q. HoLEEs. EHOOH TRAIN, Sup
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
Aits Rubber Base, with cur mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced b all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and use al in eating,
Speaking or singing, besides, what is Of no slight
importance, they arc chssper and viii wear longer
than any other. a Complete Ses at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH which can be made IN one day. 1he
fact is the ~ Of Metal Plates Is past for all that
them discard the old set II able, their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX. b. HALLIW ELL, 81 D., and
J. R. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over L years. no26
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OOHHEOTION5.
~ rlada At HIouroez

Ooanectfons are made at monrOeTiIlo with the Ban.
dusEy, Mansfield Newark 3. z; IS Clyde win ths
Sanduzky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati 2. B.; ct Frsmous
with the Fremont 3 Indiana B. Il. and at Toledo
with the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroft,
jackson, ko1t Hayna, LOgAn5pOrt, EslaYsfta, Cars
Alton, st. Louis and IL points est, Northwest An
Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland fron Toledo and tk-
West at 92o A. NJ. ass P. n, and $40 P \. FROG
Sacdushy Ct g:I5 A. \. I. D. RUOEEB, Eus'f.
DleFeland. Oct. g, l9sl.
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9RuttsfrN.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
y. II, NEWTON
Respectfully announces to the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has Oponed Dental Office OF
70 oil SLIPERInR SIREEI- EARRLE BLOCK.

Eu. I'll SGFEkluh SlkEEly EAhblE BLUM,
Formerly occupied by DR.. II. J. Diekerson.
he is now prepared 10 pslfCTzn ell the operations
upon the Tooth necessary for their preservation in
Q thorough and Oh iliful manner.
Artificial Teeth Inherited, from Q single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold, Silver and Yuleanized
Rubber base, ana warranted 20 give good satisfac-
tiCn in all cases.
REFERENCEs e. 4 7. Fairbanks, st. Johnsbury,
VT; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justiee, st. JohDsbury.
Vt; Dr.. DiO Lewis, Boston, Mass; Heman Ely,
Esq EiJ ria, Ohio; n. Z. Gates, Eiyria, Ohio.
A CARD.-Dr. Dickerzon takes this opportunity
to express his grateful RoKIOsle Judgments to the
many friends ana patrons who have favored HIN
with their confidence. Having disposed of my
practice to DR.. Newton it affords me great pleas
ure that am able to recommend In MIN thorough
and skiIIuI Dentist, and in whose integrity it will
be safe to rely 0e2:lS4
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

Dr. Cheeseman's Pills
vas the conmeocems1 q new era II the treatment
Of irregularities and obEtruc ions which hsve cou-
signed 90 mans to premature grave. 10 female can
enjoy good health unless she IS regular AID h never
an obstruction lakes place the general heslth begins
70 decline. These Pills form the finest Prep ration
sser put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERstsrEEF
t.sSscEss. -0N'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adver-
Assesent to your DruFFist, and tel him that yuu
Haa Nelf 1fae ffaae 3 BEST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
II AHAA WORLD. which is oompriged in these Pills.
d. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
ha5e Dee. sLanqA5d remedy foT over thirty years.
- eLe tAs Alyst eaactual one ever known for eli
iiaE 70 Females. To all classes they
are iuFaiua1le, lnSucinE With Certainty narodiraI
regularity. They sre knownto ,bn5ssI3s bo bsS
lsea tnen ~ leIloA, throuEhout the coun-
PhyEieisns in America. -09' GU 1iio'4s ;
Expilck directions, stating whee fhev sho,rd ,-o-
be used, with each box. Price ONE Doli AZ M ~
OF b xes for IS, oontsinioE 70 TO 60. - N'A'
Pills sent BY mall promptly, cure from oA,eerro
GOu, by rem ttinE to the Propristsrs SfifT1 -
DRUGGIsTS GENERALLY. =
HUTOHINGs HILLYER, Prop'rs.
81 Cedar street, New York,
BENTON a DUNN 3 II, ll6 and lis Superior street
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesals Agents.
doc6:R3 odkwew
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COUGH BALSAM
r elieTes CoIsumptive
cough as soon as It Is
taken.
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COUGH BALSAM
Is the largest bottle in
the world for the price,
therefore not only the
best, but the cheapest
medic ne extant
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GOES

GOES
DTSPEPsIA OURE
is tho best remedy 10 tn
HfElst dig E9stI626F; 62F zfHS T5fdschS
heartburn, yer an
ague, nausea at stomach
ard, IN fact, all dizeIse
or pains in the stoma1l
or bowels,
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neEIaI 4utIfEs,


DTSF4 OF THE NERVOUS,
sun.inai, Urinary ana sizu.1 oEsans--neE and rs-
ii.nIs s4s,s-rsrt-ir rsportl Of tie Howard AsIO-
,Isiion-.s1tb b n,a1 n ssalsd lsttsEs, envelopes
erseof ehs--s. Addro1s d. J. sKILLEH HOUeE-
ron. H5uss6 AnI1ai,iion, 10. Ssouth Ninsh ST.,
PtuSSsphia, p aarseBa
TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIENdH OF AN IEVALD-Published for the
bonsaf and ss . CAUTION TO YOUNG KIN and
othsrl, who gufsr from Nervous Debility, Prema-
sure Decay Of MaEn5od, do., supplying at the same
tlms Tn mEAEs on EELF.CUHa. By one Who has
cry. By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may b had of tie author.
NAIHAEIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
eossie4 BrooklEn, Kings county, n. Y.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4 ON.
OOIEEATI AILROAD,
1875. WINTER ARRAHGEMEHT, Isss-S.


IEt Train-s:O5 a, M.-OIEOIHHATI EXPRESS,
stopping ct Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orsstlids, Gallon, Gilssd, Car
dingtons Ashley Delaware, DeWi1 Centrs and
Wo8thington.
ID Traln-2:45 P. INSTRUMENTATION. .-stops
T. T., Cincinnati 3.50 A. r.
% Trains-l000 P. .M.-HIGHT EARBESS-StoDpina
st Grafton, wellington, New London, Shelby,
Oreatline, Galisns Giloed, Cardingeon and Dell
Frsias saTs Columbus a. and IO:z5A.u 7.aOr.r.
9" arrive st OlsTeland 9:3O A M and $50 p r
OOHHECTIOEB.
SseibT-Sane1sky, Mansfield Newark Ealroad, @
nanSf9lds Hs. Vernon. Newark zanezTills,
CresElins-Pitssbursh, Fort Wayns 4 Chicago Rsu-
road, Fcrest, Upper 6anduaky, DelphoI, Lima,
Eort WETnes LaD0rte, Chicago, Gs., Host and
Ea5t foE Mananeld, MOoster, Massillon, &C.
Grafton and Belleo1t2tno kairoad Line, or Marion,
Bailefontaino, Sidney, Union, MunciO, Indian
apolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, ETanITilla,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DesWaro-With Spin Dgteld Branch for Bp-ingneld.
OOiumbuH-Littls Miami b Columbus, and Xalia
Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, Logeland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MiSsisslprl
Railroad Gt Cincinnati for Louisville, EVanG-
Tlle, Cairo St. Louis, and Al points on the
Ohio EtTer.
CoIumbus-CentralO Ohio Raflrosd for Newark. Eanas-
vie, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua In
dana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, 90.
sErFOr Tickets 10 ell points and information e7plF
e the Passenger Station and At Union Ticket Once
iiI Superior street.. E.H. FLINT
Cleveland, Oct. sls 1854 euDsrintsndeli.
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Holidays Or ANY Other Days,

THE LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
L selected. stock OF Ladies aad Gents Watches,
Diamond Work, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Plated Ware,
ghsn!s,a at
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Miscellaneous.

The Tribune's special says The Arkansas delega-
ton say that in four months Arkansas will come into
the Union as n Free State. They recommend Col.
Rogers to be Military Governor.
WASHINGTON, Jan. pa dispatch from Admiral
Lee reports the destruction of twenty.one blockade
runners within a short period of Wilmington.
The Springfield Republican predicts that Mr.. Lin
coin will be spontaneously reelected to the Presidency,
with no opposition worth naming. The Republicans
of both Houses of the Pennsylvania Legislature, have,
on joint ballot, nominated Abraham Lincoln fer the
next President. The Legislatures Of New Hampshire
and Kansas have done the same.
In Washington, the other day, a small boy was
knocked down and run over by Mrs. Lincoln's car
rage, breaking his leg and otherwise injuring him.
Mrs. Lincoln took the lad into her carriage ami car.
ried him to his home, where everything in her power
was done to alleviate his suferings.
The Herald'S Washington special dispatch says:
'Deserters arriving in our lines say the Presidents
amnesty proclamation is creating a feeling in the
rebel army which indicates its utter demoralization.'
The steamship Vanderbilt has arrived ut the New
York Navy Yard. She returns for repairs to her
boilers. which are in q bad condition. After leaving
st. Thomas, and when Of Nassau. she chased a block
ade runner, but was obliged to give up the chase on
account of her bad boilers. Subsequently, she picked
up fifty bales of cotton, thrown overheard by the
chased steamer.
A letter to the New York Times from Paris says
The pirate Florida is about ready to sail from Brest.
She lies in the bay. very close TO the Union guuboat
ReGrsage. 1t is not probable that the latter will be
able to stop her; for if in port when the Florida
sails, the twenty four hours rule will be applied;
while if she remains outside, the Florida, which is
faster than the Rearsage, can easily steal out some
dark night.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20-In the letter from Secretary
Seward TO Minister Adams. referred to in last nights
dispatches, the United States do insist and must con.
tinue to insist that the British Government is Justly
responsible for the damages which the peaceful and
law abiding citizens Of the United States sustain by
the depredatiOns of the -AGbama, that vessel having
been built and fitted out in British waters. The
Secretary cannot, therefore, instruct Minister Adams
The Era has intelligence from Texas through q
preacher, who resided at Fort Lavala. that there was
an overwhelming Union sentiment in Western Texas.
A number Of Union men had been imprisoned by
order of Magruder, for publishing q book called
&c Common Sense and fears for their safety are
entertained, as the 6 Sons of the South" had voted
TO hang them. Much mutiny exists among the rebel
troops in Texas. Magruder is concentrating his
forces on the Brazos, thirty miles from the coast,
and entrenching.
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From Europe.

ST. JoHN's, N. F., Jan. 17th.-The Colum5ia from
Galway on the 9th. has arrived. Ii is confirmed
that Maximiliau will visit Paris. and reach Mexico
before the end of March, with the requisite reinforce
ments.
The Holstein question shows increasing embitter-
ness.
The Times continues to take gloomy views, and
says that the Germans are waiting still upon events,
while events threaten more and more TO be master
rather than guide.
Corps Legislative on the 4th. 1t expresses the hope
that beneficial results may be derived from the Chi.
nese and Mexican expeditions. 1t is very pacific in
tone towards Russia. and loudly extols the Emperor's
scheme for n Congress.
The rebel steamer Florida bad completed its re-
pairs at Brest and anchored about two hundred yards
from the Keersage. She will sail in February. A
French vessel will accompany each at an interval Of
twenty. four hours.
The indictment against King and Heenan had been
removed to the Court of Queens Bench.
The understanding between Macmillan and Ma
poleon is said to be excellent, and it is said that cap
itaGsts are overwhelming the Archduke with offers
of money on simple guarantee of his accession to the
throne.
The Paris correspondent of the London Spectator
says, in a recent letter, that everybody in France
appears to agree on one point-that an irretrievable
disaster of the French troops Tin Mexico) or a war
with the United States would instantly sound the
death knell of the Second Empire"
That princely beggar, Lamartine, has lost the
property of his wife, lately deceased, which she left
to him. She was an Englishwoman, and the English
courts have declared her will void, on account of an
informality.
A special Washington dispatch to the Post says
Letters received here from Robert j. Walker, now in
London, state that a great revolution is going on in
public opinion in England in relation to the financial
strength of this Government. He says also that y
heavy tide of emigration will set towards this country
in the spring. and with Congressional action it may
be swelled TO half a million of persons a year. He
proposes that Congress shall enact that no emigrants
shall be liable TO CONSUMPTION during the war. This
would. disarm suspicion abroad.