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ACUTE OR INFLAMI ATORY RHEUMATIsa.

MATS SM.-Theae diseases. which are among the
most rain al, aud. ~ gunrant treatment th- most
iuveterNte to which suffering humanity is liable are
cured, speedily and permanently cured by q proper
course Of the Life Pills aud Phoenix Bitiers,
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y ne Sssts "a rapiilY diag uP with pop1lanoa SO,
present popuiaol -. 55s, suto q lo2 Per cant 10
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he deep rich loan of iho Fraries Is cultivated with
such Eoudsrful facility that tha farmers og Gbs Eastern
and Mddlo States are moving 70 Illinois in great nun
bsrs The area Of limos Is Hbout equal to thai q N
gland, and the soil Is 50 rcb thai q VII support twenty
millions Of people.
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IlNns nR TIITMnIa

No stata In the Valley Of ths Mississippi offers 50 great
an inducementt % the settler as the Stlfo of unols.
There Is no portion Of the world where all The oond
tons Of climate and soil admirably coaioue 70 pro-
duce those two great ssapes Cof and WHE1I, a5 the
Prniries Of Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
MOFFATs LIFR PILLsIll

I n Rheot ons ofthe head alex headache or norvous
U. ost saiutary efficacy.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING EEE-
TlHE attention Of tho enterprsng aud Industrious por
tiou of the community s drecied 10 ths folloWingl
statements and liberal tauceanis esrsd ihea b he
ILLINOIS CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY
which, they WI perceive, VII enable them, By
proper ergy, perseverance, had industry, % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very lit1s capital
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OF certified iuatHncUs they have rescued suffer.
era from the very verge u AN imely grave, afier
alt the dec pttso uO4tIuiu~ OF the day 70 Ia uriA
hlY iaid 80 grgati indceii has their N ,ac, inyn.
rishly aud iniallibiY provo That 10 has nnpsa "a
scarcely less than mlracul MS those who orc
acquainted vi he teauiiully phlisnp zeal prin-
tiplea upon VII ch they uru pounded, aud up 4,
which they coug ientlY act. { 10 their iunn-
tl-at and nsihie action IN purifying tha tprnRs nnl
channels OF lie, Bud enduring them with renewed
tone and vigof, that they were Indebted for their
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DIR. moFFAF's LIFE MEDICINES ,


should be taken 10 the early stages Of bilious Com
plants; and if perseyrTrd In strictly HcrrIify -
directions, Will positively effect a cure
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8ailaets.

BROOKS s. Q. & Z. W., BUILD.
10 ERB. Also Aauulaeturufa Of poors, Bunda,
S77h. Hracfe3 and al kinds Of Scroll-eaWfnT a5d
Gothic work. paFsicuisr sttantion paid 70 fiffira
up storrg. facloTI c4 Division siFeet, pser radsi
RloCk, osTllan6s ohtA ndad
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NcFFATs PHGSIx BITTERsui
Have been happily used fpr the cure Of Fever and
Agus gith inVaTiable suecs Q.
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Al the elsgti0n today the Dsmoorats oarFi-1
- 0iirs eiiy tiaksi ~ - Haiqzily 1AUJ
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{ AHFhLAND, COLUMBUS (

~ - C9A0 III q
CINCINNATI RAILROAD
lS6i. WATEE ARRANGEMENT. "a,
On and after Monday, Hogsuber sssb - -.
50 IEhlns VIII leave Cleveland az foIioIrs. - -
o9Sl A n y. 4. a SiueInuati Expre--- -sto,,,i,, -
SIeei SsoIeei 5Ee5toni wellington. New fiondoU
s4l5lns Snelby, and all Station -or5t5 ~
SSheipys reaching Columbus a. I.f0 p =
80 cincinnati 1t zoo P. n ~ g -
10 ?. H hlsht Express-stobpiuR AZ All .t.tt,-,
north Of talon, Gilssd, CarrIiIr-t55 Al.
e{i delaware and Lewis CsutsT ~ sil
YtneE stations, to leave pssssn ge,S 1rfs
.f5seening Columbus At i:sO a n, and C'if
CONNECTIONS.
sheaoP' sandusky, meRsfsld & Newark Rsilro.a So.
1AnSneia' ht Vernon, Newark, ZanesViiIs.
Ursstline, Pittsburgh, Fort VAN. = Co.,
tIitaas Fort Wayne, Lsporfe n. a,Slt tsosi ~
Heet, and East for Mansfield W4aoSfssss A., -,
TALON and Belleiontaiue Railroad Linz f,- 49,
Si,sIita SSiS.sSlont tal1e, Sidney, unioa, Huncfs- In.
Siii-f i-fG9.st Le5re l1aute, Fincsnnss, FvaDs.
r..i. si..Sl S tsollsF ~ VILE, Cairo, st. LouiE r.
Dels"arei With Springfield, Nj Vsr1o5 "a pftt.
ourgh kAilrusd for SpriurfIsi1 --'% q -7s7
Oetalnpus, Little Miami & CoIrf5irs- - vi.
1ellroad, Tor 1enia, Dayton indisnasoII.-
Aeate hAutei ht. Louis, Morrow I.-l.-sII5.f
SissS5i II. ll, zls 5,Ii2In1ati f5r L5uis.
VlIie.E-@zfs svilis, Cairo, st. Louist apd al
b5tnts On the Ohio river
columbus Central Ohio Railroad h,r Newark genes
vile, hheoling, &C., Columbus Pi1ua and
An1iana hatlroad for PiQuA, uri,aua, &C.
hsS tor Tickets 90 all points and informaiiO1 an
~ - ne Union Ticket Oee, 81 Superior street. o.
a., 4. ): FLINT, Superintendent.
a. Ifar a.
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GLEVELAND q TOLEDO K \

,AH4 ' ELAND q TOLEUO Il X
''0O-l. wINFER ARRANGEMENT. a,
On ana AitsE Monday, November 18th, Isso -,
7:s.i a n ,,- y ~ ~ y Stlevsiand ~ foloWH
I5SS - S9utssSa = Diviaions arriving st Toisio
sV' p n MAIL, stops at al stations east say5
On Horthern Division, and arrives ~ sisSsl ~
10 P. n. Chicago Express-S,sgra a. n -.
SIePF nssshingtoa s aud Clay, and srrives
IN Iotou0 Al l2.i0 A. n.
ID. CSNNEUTfONs
OoLii9S tiots are nlse At MonrOeville with fts 5
lu1kyi mansheld aud Newark r. r ~ 1li,--se -,
me andqsky Dayton and Cincinnati e. R. AZ F-
its sn Is5nont Indiana h. B. and al Toledo
via sne hAicntgan Southern 4 EOTtbe-n f15i-,..So
ahd Toledo and Wabash Railrosds for fTio Lii 5l la
st9lLl Jeeksoni Fort WaynH, LoEansporf Tf,ttts =, -
are AZ AAit2o, ~ Louis, and All points Wsst 80
NJ 1Esins arrive In Cleveland from Tc,sdo and 81.
g.15 A. n. N>HA run oandus-
~ tor information and tickets aBBlv =, ,b IT..
AloSss Omoe' 81 supsriOr ST. and a tbe DeSot i'h
Uleyeland hOE. y, 1850. " - ASOAEk,
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PILEsi PiLEsII PiLEsui
As a remedy for this most distressing and bstirs.s
naAOyt the Negetahls Life Medicines drservc q ds-
u g ana emphatic recommendation. It Is well
prirfur Of these valuable Medicines WAS him II az
~ ted with this complaint for upGards OF Thirty
hse ears and h tried in vain very remody pre-
scrbei within the whole compass Of The 81 .tsria,
hrdtca lie however, at length tried the Medicine
wAtch - now ouefed 10 the public and he was cured
In a very short time, alter his recovery hat been
pronouneed not only improbable, but absolutely
impossible, by any human meaus.
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERs
Cure Dyspepsis BY thorouVhly cleansing the FIRST
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and aerid Kind -
klatuiencyl Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, HEADACHE
X stlossness, III. Temper, Anxiety, Langour aud
Melancholy, which arc the general symptoms Of
ny-rensls- will vanish, aS natural consequences Of
THE LIFE MEDICINEs
For Bilious and Liver Complsirts, with cir many
yell known attendants, kilious aud sick HesdRche
ness, hesriburn Loss Of Ppetite, aekuow edged
to the public.
MERCURiAL DIsEAsEsl
Persons whose constitutions have become I'm nnairad
by the tniudiclous use Of Mercury, will find these
Medicines q perfect cure, rs they never f,iI 10 erad
cate from the system all the effects OF Mercury inf
nitely sooner than the mOst powerful preparations
sCRoFU Al
The most horrible c,ses q scrotula, in which the
Face Hones and Limbs Of ths victim hal heen prey
Ell upon 10y the Unsuitable disease are proved l,y nm
deniate authority Of the sufferers thtmselves, to
Navc been completely cured by these prrey Vegeta-
bic Medicines, Hfier all Ofhe had been found mora
than useless.
ACUTE OR EXPLANATORY RHEUMATIsAI.
ANTHROSIA CHRONICA, or CHRONIC RHEU-
MATS SM.-Theae diseases. which are among the
most rain ul, and ~ gnnrant treatment, th. most
iuveterNte to which suffering humanity is liable are
cured, speedily and permanently cured, by proper
course OF the Life Pills aud Phoenix Bitiers.
MoFFAT'S FILLS AND BITTERSIIl
But il l. unnecessary 10 enumerafe the many cases
in which these purely Vegetable Medicines have
teen sccessful, hut let us inquire: Why thsy
Because they PTRfRYfffff f Br.o,.r. and thus re.
move all cause o. disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the Aecretions of
the body, and remove & q Impurities at once
Because they do not reduce the system, but uvig-
crate t-thus requiring no restraint frJln pleasure
or business during their operation.
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COMMERCIAL.
oLrTaIlllp lIARkaT-ARRIL 5.


OLEVRI,kND MAR RkRT-APRIL s. 90
FIt,URastsady at duotations, with no sues Of
ososs7uonee aside from local transastions. I.
WHEAT Demand not 80 good, ssleofs esFred :
20 o.; aud a car red rom store At Shoo.
CORN Drii AT sic - = .bisa 5000. laa hi3 %
oAT54-sale Of 2 cars on track at &c.
2 sKEDs- alss Of Is bush Clover at $40. limo
shy Is Sull at s2,s21.
aIGHWINEs-salsse Of 200 bhls at ise, ahd leo
49, .-,-,,.. u r. a. r.iia-u i-ias-f u
HAMS AND sHoULDERs-sals Of. sooO rs
s5urtry cured Hams and Shoulders, badly trimmed,
,.sa;t 80 n gt1lf t1.-lss-9 ~ -
! 'BUTFER -DaH No transaeliopt Es3OTtsd.-
New d bsginning tocoms forward and @ In delnEnd
At IA Sc Tor good 10 choice, .,go5sf Ok ali =.
FlsGs-ou quiet al slsaso. sales Of ? bbls at lats.
.sr Qa0tations. 49,
CHERsE 4EaleFofeOo ~ yesteE1 Reserve etsE
CORN-tIE AI.-sais Of a ton at SIS. 5..e . ..9i
NEW YORK MAR AKT-APRIIs s. n
q, y tBE TELEGBlFH.isai.ll. lba47.l :
IN, ,0TIF Market heavy and s. lower, with mod
crate btsness eoing CO sAP3s. e none P
sac are l4lnH bbH at - ,2s y = nif supgrnne
lse S555 . % 81 ,ss5s sss . & sS1 " NO. 95
, ,,sstsr6s 81 d55O ies Ehipfing brands extra
Found ko0po Ohioi End s., loo 1ar tTEae PfAnes
sfANADTAN FT.0UR-Marlzet shade easier
and demand moderate. Sales are 50 DDS az s5,4el
] AIS tiF common good extra Sli0e9iyo ior cneloe
i EFE FLOUR Market steady At 4'l9 COM
mon TO choice Guberllne.
CORN MEA is-Mnrket quiet a. fZse0 ior Jer-
| seyi staot14 % for BrandyWine.
1llieslAiAk YIN good quest and market steady.
sale ele go b e at ls140ls9Sc.
q - ne qqcpunta by tho Cauqdlan 1ate
Slightly teseed The NheHt mnrket and prices 8rs
thonL to oll9i iof coz1r10n efsdes Sales Ere o,
~ bush i,lf 20 choice spring - Sl.2s doliTPred ~
40 sulh AtlWa1ke stub a. Si,so "a deliVered. 4il0r
bu com mon winter re western at 81 Az delivered;
ltgq bulh common white western al N; 6s(
biIlH coed white Canada At 81 50.
Ee-HarEst q1iof ., e61l,u ,ufgIytn q 4
a'f- .aaeiz Ng
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From the Kanawha Valley star, Val .'a
We are sure hat persons suffering with headache,
who try them, will stick 10 thsm ~
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Have now boen bef0r tho publlc for a period o. o.
years, and during that TIM have maintained high
snarHoter In almost uvety part Of the Riubo for tho
extraordinary curative properties wle thuy posseas
IN MANY TuOUsANBs
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CFron the Southern Path Finder, q. o.
TN them you that are AFFLICTED, and We are sure
that cur testmOe can be pldrd 70 the already nu.
nerous ist that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce.
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THE SOUTHERN PART
RIUH ROLLTTg pRATRIR LANDS.

OF the STATE lios within tho znns Of the Cotton regions
while the sol b admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and tbs Wheat IS worth fro IS 70
20 Ga moro per bushsl than that raised further norta.
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BELLE vrRxoE, Ohio, Jan. ., ISsl
HENRY q. SPALDING, Esq,
Please find iEclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box OF your CephHlic Ptiis. They
ars tr lly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A srllEE2- p N ----
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co. 0.
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EASTERN AND snnTHERN NARKEIa.
. AppL1oATToN OF CAPTTAI.

These lands are eoutiguous 70 a railroad 100 miles
n length whch connects with othsr roads and navga
be lakes and rivers, thus a6Ordng en- Unbfoke1 CON
municatson with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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BEYEoLDsBuEa. franklin Co., ohiO.
January =, Is5l.
HENRY G. SPALDJSG, .i- fI {
NO. ~ Cedar ST., N. T., Il, 10 =.
DEAR SIR9 ---. IL
Iuclosed ind tEenty-Rye rs cents, for which send
box Of "Coplalic Pile" sent 70 address OF Rev.
Wm q. Filler, Rey noIdsburE Franklin 10, uhiJ.
our Pills work ike a charm-cu Qbada-hv al
most instanter. r. Truly yOurHs
10 WA. u. FILLER.
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lFfOm the ExamInsr. Norfolk, Val
CephalIe Pills a>com plish the oaieet for which
they were made viz Cure Of headaeho II all Its orna
TFson She Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They hays been tested in more than thousand
~ rFron the Demoerat, St. Cloud, Mimi
IfyOu ase. or have besn trenblsl with ts s head;
ache send or = gol, tgspnsile tiis'l 30 taAI Sou
From the Advertiser, PrOyidenee, R. Il
The Cephalie Pills are said TO Be a Remarkably ei-
fsciivs r. nedy ior the b. adachs. ad Oi the very
best that very frequent c0l1paint which has eY.
er been discovered.
LTrom the Western r. 2, GaEstte, chicago. nl.l
We heartily eudorse Mi. sDalaiug, and his unri
vailed OephElis Pills.
From the KanAwha Valley star, ya,l
We are sure that persons suffering with hoadaehe,
who try them, will STICK 20 them ~
From the Southern Path Finder, q. o.
TN them you that are AFFLICTED, and ws are sure
that our testinios can be gidrd % tue already nu
medicine can produce.
From the st. Louis Dsmooratl
The Immense demand Cor the article Cphalc Pillsl
is rapidly S1ervasiHg-
rFrom ths Gazette, Davenport, Iova-l
Mr. sp ,ldng would not connect his name With an
article be did not kuDW " Possess rtsil merit.
From the AdEertiser, Providence, b. IL 2 -
Tho testimony In their favor Is strong, from The
most respectAble quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, Il. Il
Csphaic Pills are taking tho place Of all kinda
- 'H.
From the Commercial Bulletin, BoSton.l
said to Be very eficaeious fer the headache.
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&alI Aoaas.

4 lLEf BLAND AND MAHJMl NC
~ LROAD.
TfsE TABlR No. is-fo tsko ofsot on aaa aifor
Thursday March 2isli 1851.
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TFsom She Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They havs been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire SUGGEST.
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CephalIe Pills aecomplish the orjeet for which
they were made viz Ur Oi headaeho n all IT'S form
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ClLEYEIlAND \ PITTSBIKGH

GLEYEIIA&D A PITTSBuRGH
HAIL ROAD.
WtETER AEaANoEMEST.
To take eject on Mo1dRy, November 2sth, $50
I5gins leave Cleveland daily, (sundays eEospts ss
s:s1 a. H--Man foF Pittsburgh. Wheeling and New
Philadelphia. -
AIS ?. -AooOmmodatioHf for Rsyenns and llillers-
sst6 P. H.-ExPress for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with PENN
yiysnls lLailroad for Baltimore Philadelphia New
Horkand Boston. Also With Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore aud Washington Oily Also, con-
meet st HHdson for Akron aud Milisrsbtirz
{. ~ Time b. this route quick and fars win be
TIE same ~ by Northern Lines 70 New York. -
n. ,,,-,--,., J. n. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
= Z. n Et.S. q U AEenl. ID b. ioT3i
iLE v kLAND q kkIE K. r. 1l
lS5i. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
On and amer htsnday, November 18th, 1850, Pas
senggr Trains wiz run ~ tSLioVs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
$50 A. n. EXPkhSS MAIL IRA iN-StoppipR at all
statiuus except Wekhfs, Mentor, Perry,
Onitnvllle and SaybrOOk; and arrives at
ETle ~ i:Ss P A., Dunkirk 4sS0 P. H. Buf-
s;so p. .. CUSNEAUf ACCOM1IoDATIoN-stOp.
g:o5 P. =. EISHT ESPRESs TRAIE-stopDinR at
Paiaesyilie, Ashtab b1ia and GIrard only; ar
Tlvss ~ Erle l2:isA. NJ Dunkirk SsOJ a. n,
buhato 4:55 A.. n.
,o, :. ,,,,r,- LEAYE ERIE.
800 A. n. NIGHT E4PRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Qirarus CJuueEut, Ashtabula and Paines-
Vile only arrives AZ cleveland 7:l5 n.
z-h0 A. n. EAthESS MAIL |RAlN-Stopping a.
AL StHtiOns except SayhrOok,- -UniouFilie,
Perry Mentor aud Wickhfe. and arrives at
Cleveland AZ ss45 P. 4.
ACCOMMODATION TRAlk viii leave Conneaut
at 6;Ug a. NJ, stopping a. al stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at g;25 4. n.
All the trans going westward connect at Cleveland
VIII tratns iOr Iovdu, Chicago, Columbus, 0incin-
ogti, 81. LUs ,6ci and all the trains going eastward
connect ~ Dunkirk with the trains Of the N T. 3 E.
Railroad, and ~ Buffalo With those OF the New York
Ceutral and Buffalo New York City Railroais.
- u. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, Nov. q Ishn
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HArsaFoRD, Pa. Fob. s. lssl.

-, e. HAvsEEORD, Pa, Fob.s lssl.
STA:
wish you tO send me one more box ei your oepb-
alic Pills, have received great deal Of tfrom
them Yours, respectfullvr
mABN ANN sTOIEHODSE.
SPRUCE CzEgK, Huntington, Co., Pa
Il. @. SPALrISa,
S1R:
You will please send me tive boxes Of your Capha-
lie Pills. send them Immediately.
Respectfully YOU'RE
JNU. b. BIM0lsS.
P. ST. have used one box ofyour Pills end hna
them excellent.
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[From the Demoe7at, ST. Cloud, Minu.l
Ifyou aru, or have buen troubled with tie head
ache send Tor box, tCeph4lic fills,l 30 that you
may have them N case OF Rn attack.
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% Gent ar5a@lI

.ROR RENT.-THG DWELLING
HUUa and lfrEa OF bs l.iii % , ~ l.its -. -
i5n4ff, 10 II IL, llid J. W. srapid'rRi shFfied oq
bridge e West Side. c Eeei'gy . W..
-s.h Frois s55 an Fsrfffrs ffr rlrr1f s on =
Business Th- nWeliinf is 10 ih5 NM nlil4..-s
sad has allthe eogtt ? - - = , - - z
-roaid nrfsinins > iarE n1ulfr @ irlls 49,
-. ira 10th " urirl rrul zee 11iilla. lit-
- 49, ri - les8ei fJr Or mnru yQsla
q 1e5r- - t-7Iass. hppy upon lie pllili.-l .es
81 tgtdEl q, hl1i llas- 49,
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lFrom the AdTsTtiser, FrOEidenoe, b. J.
Tho TESTIMONY In their. favor Is strong, from The
most rtspectable quarters.
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Try but siuele Dose ofthe t-
LII ( Z ? l L L Silll
TRY THEMi
BE sATISFIEDli
BE oUREDiIl

PREPARED BY
DIR. VIM. B. M0FFAT,
3J5 Broad way, New York.
R5-And for sale by all Druggists ana Medicine
Dealers. Prics-Pills z5ctnts per box Blgt7rs, 81
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BEyEELT, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
II. c. SPALDINC, ESQ.,, Il .i ..
- wish for some circulars or large show bNlHt 70
bring your Cephslic Pills more particular l,eore
my customers. Hy0u have snythiUg OF tbs Kind,
please send 70 me. .s,5
Une of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two dsys) was eurcd Of
an attack In one hour by your Pills. which sent
". 4 WILKES.
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TFrom the Western r. 2, Ge4stte, Chieago. Il.l
We heartily eudorse Mi. spalaing, and his uDri
Vailed OephEliG Pills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09

From The Advertiser, Providence, R. L.
The Cephalio Pills are said 20 Be a remarkably ei-
factive r, nedy the b. adache. AMI one U the very
best for that very frequent paint which has ey-
er been discovered. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
... Of eco ba,. Of RIO la and 800 bss Laspsyrs 1t

ss.s Of bag. Of Rio ss iSIc and 900 bags Lssosyrs
sUGARs-The demand is mode,ie, and prices srs steady
sales Of 675 hhd Cuba ~ 6 and 200 bxs Havana on terms
MOLAsSEs quett OF 200 bbls. EewOhssns Of sSc
% bbl Cuba at 2tc and hhds Porto Rico HdZoc py
ssciior. 50 Porto Mc, at 2Iic 49,
RCE IS quiet bat steady sales Of $50 tcs a 30 aVo soZs
SPlCES-We rear Of sale Of COO bsgs Pepper at 7sc.
&HlDESThe quiet prices unchanged
LEATHER-hemlock is dul Oak is heavy; the sales small
good msnd for Douestic Leaf sales
zs cases beed Leaf 81 hhds. Kentucky Mason Coun ~
ONO and ~ ylsnd, In terms not made public
TRUTH zins lower sses OF 80 boxes bunch al S !.
ael 20 And - fer Layers; 80 boxes slered h"on1s "
ltc oOObnnchs Bananas at $ldS 81 81 0Oo bssmh fle
Apples al &c. and 100000 ST. Bias Co.oanns In private terms
HEMP There no deu and and prices nominaiy IN
changed.
C0fPER-The market for American heavy and lower
ssles Of 100 eO6 ID Lake at lsal9tc, cash.
lROS du and prices nominal quote sales a s2o0
S2L T. tun.
LEADThe market "a very quiet small sales Of Missouri st
- S5
sPELTER-The market is inactive st A. dIIc.
TIN continues dull Bancs Is nominal at 26c and Straits a.
2322ic.
GUNEY CLOTH-Ths demand very light; 1000 bales
reported to have been sold at c cah for speculation but we
do credit The statement.
LATH-The market very quiet and Is less firm Thesock
aaost Is go wkchis held at 90 with buyers.
LUMBER-Thee den-nd for Eastern Spruce and Pine
Tinber, and prices noninslly unchanged 49,
HOPSThe Market continues rn, ana ne demand is sales
Of l0j bsles l2d20c for ordinary to prime.
SOAP-SInsIl saes OF CASTLE n making at 9.dloo
FIRE CKACKERS-Ws notice sales OF fooo Boxes a
S.dti 05
light consequence of the low price In the interior aes
have been 2y26c for common to choice neecea ana
prices may regarded about the opening rates wnen
the new-clp arrivals are larger
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

SUPREME CoURT-CnAaBERs-JusK sl-BsfOre Justice
LAND FOR IRE NEW Observation-Disclosures OF
COMMISSIONERS.
Just before the Court closed to-day, MIR. Abraham
Lawrence applied In behalf of the Board Of supervisors for
tho sppontment Of take lard In the north end
Of the Park for the purpose erecting CouHouss thereon
bs application made In pursuance Of the act Of April TO-
1861 relative to the taking and acquiring lands for Court
Bouse Mr Lawrence nominated Commissioners Messs
Uayemeyey Isssc Bell, and Robert j. Dillon Judge
Bsruerd the nomination and directed order to be
entered in accordance with the application.
DECISIONS.
VIM. Scholefeld ct al agt. Wm. Binns, &c.-Motion
for substitution Of Cormsoner denied provided plain
Henry v Freeman sg the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
fo reference grsnted so costs to abide event
Abraham b. Tappen appointed Referee:
Thouas Owen al s VIM. A. Bsyey ct aLMoslon granted
~ before Justice SUTHERLAND.
In re application Of the Mayor &C.. the opening,
&C. of the Central Park the petitions of I.asc Adcs and
Seth b. Report Of referee IN all respects confirmed and
the order that effect declaring the w &C., to be settsd on
spEcIAL TkRs.- Before Justice HoasBoox.
ANOTHER OffAL CONTRACT.
The People rel John Green Fernando Wood Mayor &C.
The relator, who had a contract with the Commits
sionsrs OF Health FOR the removal Of oas &C., nom tle city 10
1850 per apnum, obtained wit OF alternative nsh
70 the Mayor requiring Inn to hcw ~ ~ ss Son
trocr for the payment of work alleged 70 nave oeen
done May 1860 The warrant had been drawn and sent %
formed the had performed his contract
The return Of the Mayor the writ set forth that tne wofi
had been done required by tie contract Ihe point wa
make the contract in question The elsor demurrcd 70 th
return conerdng that the account he'd passed The Audos