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l1LRYELAND , TOLEDO R
suMMER ARRANaFl; -.

1881 SUMMER ARRAEGEL INT. lM
On and ailar Monday, June p, 1851, rains vii rue
daily Sundays uxcepted1 ~ loilOWs:
6'Go A. n. Chicago hHpTass-Stoppllg az BsFoa Grai.
tor, Oberlin, WakemAn, he-WAlk, Monroe
VILE, Bellevue Clyde, Fremont. Eln0ro,
and arrives at Toledo at 9.O0 A, n, Chlca.
20 500 p. NJ, Detroit AZ 400 y. III.
$50 A. n. Through Mall--stoppng At all Htatons on
the southern DiVi1ion, arriving a Toledo ai
100 p. H.
$50 p H. Mail stops At All stations cast OF aandusky
on Northern Diylaion, az arrives Il San.
duBkY at 6il5 p. n.
t;l5 ?. n. Telegraph E1proes-StoprinR at Berea
drAflon, Oberlin, WakGFran, HOrWalk, Mon.
nFOeyillP, Bellevue, Oiyda, Fremont, El-
moro, and arrives at T0loco ct s:B5 n M
Chicago 81 Geo A. III.
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Fam IN CoLUEHIAHA coUETY.-The An
nnsl Agricultural Fair in COlumbiana
county viii Be held al New Lisbon on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
25th, 26th and 9th.
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CLRVELAND L PITTSBURGH
ALL h AID.
sIfMmFu AnnaHaruru4

l. d.
suNHER ABRAEGEuKNf.
To take effect on Monday, June 18th, 1851. Trains
leave cleveland daily, Sundays excepted a. follows:
s.lb A. N.-Mail-Arrives az Nav FORK son A. N,
PhiladelphiR $3.50 A. NJ, Pittsburgh $40 P.
NJ, Wheeling 1850 P. A.; New Philadslphia
6.50 P. n.
4;3o p. N. Representatives at New YORK 400 P n
Philadelphia 1891 p. ~; Pittsburgh HIS p
NJ; Wheeling 5:07 A. n.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and
MilieTaburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(Tia Alleniown,l ~ithout change
BR-fAfe ~ low as by any other line
RR- Through rick cts eau bs procured at the Depot
nt the EEolld Street Station.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
J.. R. ~ A +
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On WELL.-An oil Well has been dis
covered at Smiths Ferry, BY parties from
Salem, Ohio, at 3 depth Of sixty feet with
6 good show Of oil.
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hn Webster, PIE, Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
Ys. Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
he Judd Linsesd 4 tiOn for money.
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StOres aud Gin aftare.
Los HoffmanIg BIock, Pub. square.

H E "DESPATCHn COOKING
! STOVE Is the result Of many yoars Of careful
e1PeIiiment and experience, and g most decidedly
caking, Broiling and Roastinf properties surpaSS
all its competitors IN
PERRBoTIoH, COHvKEIEEcK AND ECoNoNY,
The oven e thoroughly ventilated with heated afr
bottom 20 be hotter than in other StoVaa and ror
feet even bake is produced - ~
Roasting Is done before the open FIRE, so tha The
Broiling Il done on the hearth over the 6ai raSn
nom tho IRE IN the stove.
Ihs hre chamber Il 20 arranged as 70 secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible We guar-
anteo L 20 be most economical n the copSumStion
q fnel and % give entire latisfaction TO ali who Do
sire FIksf GLASS Stow,
nierds and oustomers IN general to the many hun
dredl OF Househeepels In this city and surrounding
country, who rally uaiHE the stove Call and eT.
aIne .or youLselFeli get circular and DO convin-
OLEFELAHD MANUFACTURES,
and the material and the workmanship, are OF the
best quality and can Be made 70 last customer %
O o o. K IN G ST YES
eoth or wood and coal e the largest and best in the
ENAMELLED CRATES
q large and prise the newest styles and are Of
superior hnish. Our assortment OF
HoUsE-FURNIsH1Na GooDs.
Iip, vopper and 5hset-Iron, is complete.
Our ionIteen years exparisnce IN buSineas enable,
% 2 purchase goods cheaper and most desrs6e and
Cheaper -than cen Be Bouqhf Tl,aOb,r,t
All areinyitsd to call and lock for thomsslvs.
STOVE 3 CRATE EMPORIUM
10. q, south uids Ia +; Public ibaiASsS6s; sodSi;,.
@unelV ClsYelhnds Ohio.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS !
OIReINNAFI RAILROAD,

1861. SUMMED ARRANGEMENT 1851
On and after Monday, June 10th, ls6l, Paasengs
Trains val leave Cleveland Is follows:
$50 4. n. n. y. & Cincinnati Express-StoppinQ
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New GOndo5,
saiemi Shelby Crestline, Gallon, Gilead,
yHrdington, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
OtntreI NOrthineton, reaching COlum-
bus at 1880 A. 50 Cincinnati at 420 P. NJ,
and Chicago via 0restline at 7:uO P. NJ
&ld P. n. Accommodating OPS topping at all BtatioLs
and arriving at Oolumbcs 7:50 P. r., and
Cincinnati az 200 A. n.
1855 P. n, Night Exprssa-StOppiug at all Stations
north Of Crsstline, and AZ Gallon, ,Oarding.
tOni Delaware and at all other stations, 10
leave passengers only, arriving at o.
iumbus at ii;l6P NJ, and Cincinnati at 5:25
A NJ chicago via Crestline, at 7:sO 4. N.
CONNIE HONS
Shelby, SanduHky, Mansfield Z Newark Railroad 10
Mansfield, ht Vernon, Newark, zanesYilo
Oresttine, Pittsbursh. Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road ior Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne Laporte, Chicago, &C.,
west, and East for Mansfield, WoOsteF, Mas.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line. for Marion
Beilefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, 1n-
dlnapolisB Terre HRute, Nincennes, Evans
ville, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DelaWGrel with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burRh Railroad for Springfield.
Oolumbuai Little Miami 4 Columbus, and XenfA
Railroad, for AeliRp Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, Loyeiapd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio a Ms.
sissippi RaiirOad at Cincinnati for Jouis.
villei Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, end All
points on tho Ohio river.
Ooiumbusi Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZAnss-
vile, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, Piaua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, UrbanA, &C.
~ For Tickets to all points and Information an
ply at the Passenger Station.
Z. s. FLINT, Superintendent
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~ Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRfsa-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is q physician Of extensive
practice and one OF the most successful In the coun
ty (Trumbull) In which he resides:
This certihes that have used the Grafen berq'a
AIS and marshall's Oatholicon, cold here by H. o.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, frumbuii county, Ohio, March Z, 1857
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine 0ealors through.
out the country for Medicines or AFepcieg. a.
dress h. b. KINGSLEY, OleVeland
tan3d&W General Agsntior Ohio
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TRAYRI.RR,s RRGlsTRR.

fifirrua Vishina convoyance 70 either OF the above
Trains or Boats VIII b. called tor BY tbs Coaohea q
65sVens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address %
90 Omnibus once, lt7 Superior street, door next 70
as55Sii fsnss apri6
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From Lake suDeE.gF;-;;1E.Ival Of the Norrh


ern Light.
The steamer Northern Light, Captain
spaulding, came in from Lake Superior
this morning at o'clock. We are indsbt-
ed to Clerk Butts for the following memo
randa:
Left ontOnagon July sth, at IP. NJ,
Copper HarbOr ct 10 A. NJ. July 9th. Ar.
rived at HOughtOn at 6P. n. Saw City of
Cleveland in Portage River, bound up.-
Arrived at Marquette July 10Th, at A.
NJ Saw schooner Shook st Marquette; left
at7P. NJ. Met steamer Iron City above
VermilliOn Point, bound up. Saw sOhOOn-
ers St. Andrews and Wellington ST sault,
in tow Of tug, in canal. Also steamer Sea
Bird st the Sault. Saw schooner New Lon
don and barqus De Sofa at Top Sail Is
land, Left sault at l P. NJ, July IL.
Brought down l6O bbls and IA cakes
ingOt copper, from PsWsbic, Isle Royal and
Franklin Mines, 800 tons Iron ore from
Marquette, 800 cedar posts from Church's,
and q good load Of miscellaneous freight.
Also fine load Of passengers.
The Northern Light will leave The dock
of Hanna, GarretsOn & Co, for Lake supe.
riOr, on Tuesday evening, July 10Th, at 8
o'clock.
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PREsENT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
me State g rapidly fling up win population sss,
025 peraon1 having been added sice 1850, making TIE
present population !, rs se3s ratio q lo2 per cent iH
ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne Agricultural Products of Illinois are greater than
hoss ofany other sate. The products sanf OUT during
past year exceeded 800 900 tors ne wheat crop
of 1880 approsches s5 900 900 bushels while he corn
crop yielas not less than ia, 900 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF TEE son.
Nowhere can the Industrious farns7 ssguU suck IN
mediate resnts for his labor as upon these pFars sos
they being composed Of deep rich loams The fertility
lof which, Is unsurpassed By any o. the globe.
10 ACTUAL GULTIVATOR&
Sinos 1854, fis C5nirdaF A1us sol7 so 600 aeT.s
my al only 70 aeiHal siiisat7TE, ald qy coyari-
o1nafns an dgrssust % eltiuats ~ Toad has bse8
Constructed through tess lands a expense o SO, 900,
CO., IN 1850 the population Qf 1oyigsiis couHtsI,
through lghieh ttpals isas elly 35 59e scs u1 4l9,
l293 hare been Gde nidlg tks teols po7uigtg1 8ll,
ls91, agaia ef 142 pr ealG
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of tho thrlt q tAe psopls tmay Be-
stated that COO 900 tons q freghi ncdng 600 600
bushels or gran and go 900 barrels q doF were for
wzrded over the Inc last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workinsmen WI Ind the nee school
system encouraged BY the STATE and endowed with 3
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their cn
drea live Ia sight Of he church and schoohousss
an4 efoN Up WIN tle prQ u A1 la-ll 1l-le ID
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAY1KHE.
NE prices Of thess lands TaEy from 50 10 SIS per
acre, according 10 location, quality &C. First cas1
farming lands sell Tor about SO 70 SO per acre. and
the reatiTe expense of sGbdung prairie land as con-
pared with wood land IS IL the ratio Of 10 10 II faVor
Of the former. he terms Or s1lefo the bulk Of these
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annum and SIX interest notes e E
per cent, payab8 respectively IN one two three four
I've and six years from data Of sale and four noee
for principal, payable nfOlf, i've, sxand seven years
from date ofsale ;tho lpuatng that Olseuih
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cuFaed
each and every year, for I've years from date q sale,
80 that At the end Of i've years ones shall be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PEE CENT. Will BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the should b
dollars per acre, when The cash Prce VIII be hva
dollars.
productions prices, and tsrms q payment, can be bad
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
.ges. and cities situated upon the IIlsp
30, ,APFLEsTON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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CHEAP.-old wheat is selling q, Spring.
Geld, Ohio, ct sixty cents bushsl.
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CAkP AT BEELINaToN, VA,
-.

July lOJ 1901.
EDITOR LEADER: The column under
Gen. Morris reached this place on the morn
ing of last Monday. skirmishing COM
menoed in the evening, and is renewed
every day.
On Monday evening heavy skirmishing
took place between the skirmishers of each
army--about two hundred Of our men
and two hundred marksmen, and near FIVE
hundred cavalry of the Rebels-but few
shots from Col. BaTnett's artillery from
Cleveland) soon sent them into their camp
with something more thsn flea in their
ears.
We are encamped within one and half
miles from their camp, at BeelingtOn, their
camp being in reach Of our Buckeye artil-
lsrymen, who behaYe themselves with brav-
cry and efficiency. One of their men was
shot, but not mOrtAlly, on Monday. Our
loss in tbe fight Was two killed, several
WOundel. A prisoner taken from the Reb-
els tells us that there is loss on their
side Of one hundred, and number wound
ed Gen. Mcclellan is advancing from
Beverly, and it is confidently expected
that he will reach us on the other side Of
their camp to-day, when the long sntici-
pated battle Of Laurel llill will take place.
The Rebels are strongly fortified with
treastwOrks and cannon, and will fight
for they win be obliged TO.
Yesterday the two Indianians killed
were buried with the honors of war We
sll hope TO go into the fight and every one
is nerved for the contest. May God
strengthen the arms of the defenders of
the Union. More anon.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
lPstItlon for piroroa.

George EshenbrenneF.
GEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
" Marietta, in TIE county Of Washington, and
State OF OhiO B notified that URroline Eshen brenner
did, on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1851 he her petit
ton IN the ofice VI the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county OF Cuyahoga,
and State Of OhiO charging the said George Eshen-
bIsnner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth Kol-
prenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition will
be for hearing In six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day OF May, A. D., 1851.
CAROLIHE ESHENBRENHER,
my29-b3 By Pierre A. Collier, her Att ,.
nAVID s. BYERS' ESTATE
Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
ty, deceased. MAkY B1 ERS.
Dated this 22d day Of June, 1851. iue2i.3k3
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDNGS
OEP ALTO PILLS.
WIN convince all who suffer from
HEAL ACHE,
Fneta
SPEEDY AND sURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials we're unsolicited BY nr. sral.
ding, thoy Afford unquestiOnablo proof Of
the efficacy Of this truly soien-
tile discovery.
MAsoSvrLLE, Conn, FEB. S, 1851.
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and Ike them
% Well that want yon to send me two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the neighbors to whom gavs
lew out Of the first box l got from YOU
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
N. s..,. HAvrn1OaD, Pa. Feb. 8. 1851.
wish you to send me one mora bor Of vour Canh.
Ill., fiis' nave rSeeiyed great deal Of beneft IRON
MARY Ann sf6IKHOUsE.
sPAUOE o55s55, 5s55.II Hq79tiIHgtOn, AZ Co.. Pay
H. o. sFALOIEa, A"A'' i'' i''i }
and A.
nc Pills. Send them Immediately.
respectfully yours,
s-I have used one box of your Pills, ri iTS and IND
them excellent.
BEILE VERNoN, Ohio, Jan. 5, 1851.
HENRY o. SPALDINs, EsQ.,
.sp5 Please @ nnd inclSssd twentyye cents for which
arc tr,H ne best Pills have ever tried.
Dirscf A. STOVER, P. N.
Belle Vernon, NyandOt Co, o.
BEvERLE, Mass, Dec. II, 1850.
d; o. sPALDINa, ESQ.,,
wish for some circulars or large show biIls. To
bring your Cephaic Pills more psrticularly before
!, ny customers. Hyou have anything Of the kind,
One q my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two daysl was cured of
an attack In one hour BY your Pills. which / sent
v. R. WILKEs.
kEfEOLDsBURe, Franklin Co, Ohio1
HEERT q. ssALDTsa,
No. IS Cedar st., N. 2,
DEAR SIN.
1nclOaed md twenty (25) cents, Tor which send
box OF 'Cephallo PILLS." Send TO address OF Rev
VIM. q. Filler, Reynoldsbnrg, Franklin Co. Ohio
lOuT fllls WOrF like 3 charm-cure Headache al
'' ig w. iGatj, 8. FILLER.
YssILASTI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
6TBl
Not long since sent to yOu for box Of Oephnlio
tlls Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Ocs-
LVeness and received the same and they had 30 good
An effect that was induced 10 send fore more
Please send By Isturn mall. Directto
A. h. WHEELER,
Nnaflanff- Mich
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Go to Willis's to-day, and get your New
York papers. HsreOsiVes them in advance
Of the mail.
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HARIl0RDI Irumbull o., D,
hereby certify that 4 have been dealing IN The
grefenberg Medicines for the past year ana can tr-
y say that have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
Oatholcon- They will perform all and more than e
promised for them. have sold about hfty bottlee
OF the Oatholicon the past year and hear the best
results in eyefy case. }. h. q. JOHNSON,
March y 1871. hedtcai Agent.
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IMPROVED soHEpuLEl


by reoen.- Important changes this Road la now able
70 furnish unusual facilities for intercum unieaton
kastJ South. West, Northwest and Southwest,
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 philadelphia and New York, in the EHSt-with The
SOUTH BY It's Washington Branch Road-by Glove
land and burgh Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhiladsiShia, New
York OF Boston give the privilege Of lying over al
any OF the Intermediate cities. Two Dollars eddi-
nona give the privilege OF visiting Washington Oity
en- route. -
This is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
fickets or Baggage Checks to Washington City.
- Fare as Low ss BY any other Route.
- sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
ASK tor Ttckets by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
j. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent,
Vi f FsnT General Il III Fees. GSIE 1S.,,
SI2.R26
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HONE TFSTJNONY,

In this connection We ouer lew testimonials:
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and whom on my
olrcuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise MarshRls Ute
rine OatholioOn e. cure. have advised its use and
Il hAs ELECTED Wplete cure wherever Il has been
1sod. Rev. PETER SHARP,
q Western Star, Ohio.
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lnclosed Ind twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
1ox OF GePhalle Pills" Send TO address OF Rev.
Wn. =. EillerS Key noldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
1our Pills work like chArm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
MM. q. FILLER
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.OMEAGAIN.-G. s. wITI5AWr.

IL steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, beqa leogs =.
.nloqnoe % his friends and the pubic, thaf -
home s-lls a1q L1c1tla lt b 81 CriT EfTf CIgle-
and D. Wheis he has dtte ~ . d i - JOSE uTiff
me eelt machinery, REGARDLESS Of aIran1s ar7 lIrf
ers nl1lset that b strict attention to bTi7s f-f
na VI - 2oe 20 regain that patronaQ8 and 1urDori
y alea i2r g many yoars crowned his sndeaToIl,
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~ nrder oonelndes :

The Commander-in-Chief cannot sup
press the expression Of his profound NOR
tifcation, that men of Ohio, occupying the
high position Of volunteer soldiers, and
having committed to them tho honor Of the
State, should have been found so unworthy
Of The trust and he is not willing to find an
excuse Cor 50 hsgrant violation Of duty
in the vicious example set by rebels and
traitors to the ceuntry. No violation Of
law, nor the rules of prOpriety and cOurte-
sy, will be tolerated among the soldiers of
Ohio.
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Oephalit Pills accomplish the object for which
they were lladss viz Cure OF headache in all It's forms
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gnlss aud aBltaifiaes.

A NODYNE EXPECTORANT%
"a OANDY-kslieTss Pain, cures Brouchisia,
causes easy exrectoraton, and is great raIisffn as
vanced stages OF Consumption. At - Pub. Square.
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They have been tested in more than a th,paans
cas- IS, with entire success
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

ga single bottle OF SPALDIHG's PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually. 80
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IFrom the Examinor. Noriolk. vi
[From Az Ernminnr. norr,1l


From the Examinor, Norfolk, Val
Oephalit Pills accomplish the object for which
they were llads viz Cure OF headache In all its ors
TFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
Taey ~ aaye ,S been tested in more than thousand
IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
Il you are, or have been treubled with the head
sche send for box, (Cephalio Pills,l SO that you
may have them in case Of an attack
IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, K.Il
TAe Oephalic Pills are said to be q remarkably sf-
ectiye remey for the headache and one of the very
best for that 5Bry frequent Complaint which has eV
eE been disco Tsred.
IFrOm the Western R. R. Gazstte, ChioasO. MI
s;t, We hSarsily' 3dsrse Mr. sPalding, snd hIs un
IFrOm the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
VINO Try themI will stick 70 them
GFrOm the Southern Path Finder, M OIL
Try them you that are afflicted, aud we are sure
that our testimony can be added 10 the already M
me5ons list that has received benefits that other
fFrom the st. Louis Domocrat.l
The immense demand for the article (OsphAIie Pills.
= rapidly enereasiLg.
TFrOm the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr, SpAldinR would not connect his name with an
article he did not p Nv 90 possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Prov, ionos, Ri
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
lFrOm the Daily News, Newport, r. 1.
Osphalio Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
SAID % be yerv etieaeions for the heaaache.
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MECHANICS, EAREERs WORKING EEE.
TIE attention or The enieTprsing and industrious por.
i ton Of the community is directed 70 the following
statements and liberal inducements offered thsm BY Che
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very Little capital
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LANDS OF uErEoIs.

No State n She VagT Of the Mississippi offers 30 great
an inducementt 10 the settler as the state OF nIinos
There i3 no portion Of tho world where all the condi-
lions Of climate and soil 90 admirably combine 70 pro
duco those two great sape5, C0Rs and WHEAT, the
prliries of IIinOis
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
n LIMA n

TIME TABLE No. ls-To take effect on and after
Thursday, March 2lst, 1861.
CiavefaDd a., Vornsstorr,,
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lFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the hsad-
iche, send Tor box (Cephalic Pillsl 50 that you
nay have them in case Of an attack.
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Il. JAUKSON, SILK ANE
" MOOLEN DYER, No III Pearl street. w..
side. Once No 20 B6nk street, Harri1i BIock fTS
dcorB north Of st. Clair street.
shAWl9 Of every variety cleaned o. dFad fianfss
6arnen8 cleaned or dyed without balna tsfs-
Val Uuoa open nom O'Clock A. n tili s q n
TNHE HARD TIMES WHICH EV-
ERYBODY COMPLAINS Of may b. couness.rf.t
by going 70 the French Dyeing Estabiishnlenf ~
sredelck OYriaxs No. . oe1cca etreet, next door 10
mrl- Porterl Millinery Store, where every Variefv
o. 8ood9i rom the finest Grape ShaWls 20 the Babie-
blanket and 9entlomen,s Coats. Vests and Panra
can % colorsd or cleaned and renovated at so7a-
parafivoly triding ex penee.
~ -Remember the Dye House nearest 81. Olair a.
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Y,nLANEI, Mieh., Jan. b. lssl.

Ma. SranDaNo
6IRI
Not long since l sent to yOu for \ box Of OephaIio
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Ccs
tveness and received the same and they had 90 good
an eieet that was induced TO send fore mOre.
Please send By Isturn mall Directto
A. h. WHEELER,
Hpsilanti, Mich