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AUSlC.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
BEEEDICTION.

We cannot attempt to discriminate be
tween the Orations, but must say thai
without exception they were able prOduc-
lions, and well delivsredi there was but
little hesitsncy, and the speakers acquitted
themselves in handsome manner.
Mr.. Knapp was unable to speak, on ac-'
count Of his having an affection Of the
throst. Mr.. K. is fine writer and orator
and We we're much disappointed in NOT
hearing him.
The COIlOquy BY Mr.. Blakeslee was well
written, and was well received.
Mr.. ". G. Williams, Of Cleveland, deliv-
cred the Valsdictory his oration was well
conceived, and was listened to with marked
attention; his remarks TO the graduating
slass were particularly fne.
After the presentation Of diplomas to
the graduating GLASS BY DR.. Hitchcock, Mr.
B.F. Taylor, of Chicago, the well known
author and writer, delivered the address
before the Literary Societies, and of this sd-
eftd1 zoo AllcA CdAuos Do sdtu ~ pfuhac
II was full Of thought, beauty, and sOit and
pleased everybody He was listened tc
attsntfgely throughout, and when he closed
many were the fattsring remarks We
heard. The address was decidedly the
feature Of the day.
congratulate the members of the So.
cieties, in thus securing such a man, and
hope that they may always succeed as well
The music for the day Was furnished by
the Hudson Band, and gave entire salts
faction.
On Ehursdsy evening, the annual Com
meacement Concert came of under the tent
The Hudson Brass Band, together with the
Handel Society and College String Band
furnished the music for the occasion, the
whole being under the management Of Mr.
W.H, Clnrk,
The tent was crowded, and the Concert I
good one. The singing Of Mrs. Kelley ant
Mrs. Keith, Of Cleveland, was highly com
pIimented
and thus closed the GOnmenesment Ex.
sreisss Of the College. Pleasant they were
and We hope to attend many more.
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Ill A6aAs.
C5LNVE1AND 8 TOLEDO r

,sN SUMNER ARIA NGEMEHT. tal
On aud Ansf Monday, June "a, 1901, Islna Wiil Fuu
daily Sundays exceptsdl a. iollewai
500 A. \. Chicago Expresg-htopplng 81 Bofga Dtni.
tor, Oberlin, w Wakeman, NorWSik, Monroe
Vile, bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Elmorei
and arrives At Toledo at 600 A, NJ, Ohioa.
20 500 p. NJ, Botrolt bt 400 IN,
$50 A A. Through Mhil-Stoprilg at Gil stations on
the southern Diyiaion, errlytng at Toledo II
l:0l p. M.
,,sO p n Mai stopa At all stations osst Of sanduay
on Northern Division, sad arrives at San
dusxy AZ 6.l5 p n.
Ei5 ?. n. telegraph Express-stopping a. Berea
Grafton, Oberlin, WRkenan, NOrwalk, Mon
nroeyille, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, 81
more, and arrives at Toledo at $50 z. NJ 81
thicaqo al 600 A. NJ.
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Al the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, oolumhusi OinciI
natl St. Louis &c; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains Of the n. Y 4 r.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & Now York City RAILROADS..
Cleveland, May 9, 1851. : - '-S :
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OiLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
ALL RIO AID.
suHMRu ARRkNaEuFNF

RAIL ROAD.
sUHMRR ARBkEeEHEET.
To take elect on Monday, June nth, 1861. TrAiul
leave cleveland daily, Bundays excepted, aa follows
0.lb A, M.-Mai-ArFiges at New fork 500 A. N !,
Philadelphia $50 A. NJ, Pittsburgh $40 p
NJ, Wheeling $50 P. Nj New fhiladelphiG
$50 n.
t,sBP n Expresss-ArriEfs ct New York 400 P. \. .
Philadelphia 1890 P. n. Pittsburgh ii35 P
NJ Wheeling hO7 A, Il.
Both Trains connect al HudeCn for Akron ant
MillrTsbuFgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New Yorl
(yia Alluntown,) aithOut change
an faTe aR low as by any other line.
Tl9l IhTough Ticfetd eau DO procnred at the Depo
OF AZ the ELclii Street Station.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
Y HTVER6. q T. iunofG
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LEAVE ERIE-

Elsa. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpplne at
Girard Ashtabula and Painesvills orly; and
arrives at Cleveland at l:s8A.
1000 A. n. MAIL TBAIN-StOpplng at ali Stations
except SaybrOOk, UnionviIa, Perry, Men.
tor End Wicklihe, and arrive at Cleveland
at l:45 p. n.
1880 P. N. DAY EXPREss TRAIN-stopping at Gil
rArd, COnneaut, AshIabula and PRinssville
only, and arrives OF OlsYeland at A.2U p. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Conneaut
at 600 A. N, stopping st all citations, and
arriving at UleEeiRnd at 9.lO A. \.
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''''f 'RfELTIs sPECIFIO Pills,
. A T A R R Il

T. a
The question Is yet ofen asked, M bat is tbs dis
easel bow know when we have toe Catarfh a.
tine disease was never Truly afnSu ~ NV SSsSTv of
IL published and is still often mistaken Ior some
other disease by the victims o. u, theIeiose
lish its symptoms, In answer TO tho above ques
tins, os
The following are some Of the true symptoms ol
Catarrh Pain either dull or acute, In the head or
in lieu OF it, sensation Of fulnsss, oppression con
4 Of deAs, iistessuess, indifference TO bulheeA
couctrns walt OF physical aud mental eEerty 70
pefrm certain acts Jobs, or 20 carry into es ot
breathing through one or both nOstrils- Soon the
obstruction gives place 70 proinse discharge from
foroitly alittle crust hardened mucus lis thFoSn
out Of. en- tir ged with oOd. The sensation OF
fuid dtOpp ng from the head down inio the lhIo5t
Is sometimes ielt various noises OF Ilhelst so1l11 @
in the cars ars noticed. When the dsea Q has pro
Tessee to Id sn tbsf e s5s gs s
tally lost That OF hearing sutt-Ts much, and tue
organs OF vi- on participate IN the 5assss w.
eumHatioh o. ~iscid nlucus IN me thIoet lahss ~
81 ace especially In the night, and the PATIENT II
aged els like enoking or sutilc9tlnlg. 10 ihe me
cath Is impaired an onnnsiyes ana. N % sonle III
stanses, aud insufieTabe odor by the seoretions.
BRONCHITIS AND NEURA LGIA.
The latter often termed "ner,ous headaehei s eae
symptoms exist, or majority otthem' the uiseaso
CONSUMPTION.
And here it is deemed of the utmost imp 1rtance TO
| correct a preyal-nt-almost unpardonabls error
Bronchitis is known TO be the immediate harbihger
| Of Consumpton. Not knowing, and hot even sus
| pecting that Oatarrh is the pronouneing cause O.
bronchit's physlcans have attempted to remove this
lat affection by local applications, such As Hilrate
Of sifvtr fOentations inhslttions o. medicsted va
pors, &c., to the throat and fanees Now, All sucn
efforts 70 cure bronchitis afford paipable evidence OF
deusiOn only. therefore assert that 10 cure bron'
chitis and avert consumption, Catarrh must ntst pe
| cured Opc this common sense pos ulate, have
predcatef my remedy for the cure OF Catarrhj and
not only have the satlsaetion to know tnat II mas
| proved eminsntly successful in the attainment o.
thi- object, but that in accomplishing this, II nas
permanently cured bronchitis aud ayerted consump-
ton in thousands of instances.
| DISEASED EYES.
Among many local complaints, produced by "a
tafrh and which have never been recognized by tht
Faculty. is that Of an obslruct n, or clos ng np o.
the tear Do, sage fsm the eye 20 the nostr1l Ihii
| arises oftener frOm CatarrN than from any othel
| cause Ths cure Of OatarTh vemoves the difficulty
and obviates the painful aud needless process oi IN
serting metallic tube into the duct or passags,WiI
the vain hope that such pernlcioVs practoe may el
| feet the cure. But il never does
1t Is nov known that my ERRHlNE is the onll
positive cure for Catarrh. h. GOODALE, MD,
nAG. W. CLARK, successor 20 VIM. Fiske, II
Superior st., Agent for Olsveland ie2 ;dswS4
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FHE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDINGS
OEP ALIO Ills,
viii convince all who suffer from
HEAG ACHE.
SPEEDY AND sURE CURE IS wIFHIH
THEIR REACH.
AZ these Testimonials we're unsolicited By Mr. spAl.
ding. they AHord unqusstlouabIs proof Of
the shiOaCy Of this truly seisn-
tho discovery.
hAsONvrLLE, Conn, Feb. 8, 1881.
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and 1 IKE them
50 we'll that want you to send me two dollars worth
Part of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
send the Pills BY mail, and obhge
Your Obit Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Ma. sPALDIEe,
allie Pills have received great deal Of bensit fron
Many Am sTbIKHOUsE.
SPRUCE CREEK, Huntington, Co., Pa.
a q. sPALU1ys,
You will please send me two boxes of your Oepha-
/ lio Pills. Send them Immediately.
/ tfrr11 1U vnrra
| JH0. B. SIMOHS.
PSI have used one box fyOur PILLS, and md
BELLE VERsOz, Ohio, Jan. 5, Issl.
HENBI O. sPALDne, Esq,
Pls0ss ind iuclossd twenty-five cents, for which
are tr,L ne best Pills 1 have ever tried.
Direct A. STOVER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co., y.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, ls6O.
d. @. SPALDrSs, ESQ,
wish for some circulars or large show bills, 20
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. lfyou have anything Of the kind,
| Headache usually lasting two days,) cured OF
an attack in one hour BY your Pills, which sent
her aesp'0tfuliy yOq'SSs wuKEs
Es@OIDsgyaa, Ef.nklle o., ohiO,}
HEEBE Q. sr4lDms, -1'' q --'
No. IS Cedar a., N. T.,
] I'd. DEAR STR.
1nclOsed md twenty (25) cents, Tor which send
box of "Uephalie Pills." Send to address Of Rev.
Mm- q. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
J lour Pills WORT ike charm-cure Headaehs al
most instantsr. Truly yours,
| - ..=Haa. WIN. O. FILLER.
SssiLANTI, Mich. Jan. "A, 1861.
Mn. srAaDIEo. .5-
BIks
Not long since sent to yon for a box Of Osphalie
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
Veness, and received the same, and they had good
/ an effect that l was induced to send fore more.
Please send By Ieturn mail. Direct to ..
1 a- al .. A. Z. WHEELER,
| YDsilanti, Mich.
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4 AXE ERIE PAPER Comply.
Manufacturers of PRINTING AND BOOK
FkPEn, are noB prepared TO supply all orders With
u ua7ior quality 81 1zpar And on aTorahl5 terInr.
-, Nv TAASLoAP AgSat.
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OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regons
while the soil Is admirably adapted TO the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from 10 Z
20 cts more per bushel than that raised further north
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90 BBLS. LINSEED 0IL-FOR
~ sale at eIoss asuTes By c..gr
i,-rc9a Successor 70 " n Fiaks.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS Z WORKING MEE.
THE attention Of the enterprsing and industrious por
ton OF the community Is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAmRoAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, will enable them, By
proper energy perseverance, and industry, % provide
comfortable homes for themselves End families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLTEoIs.
No State IN ths YaleT Of the Mississippi oFs 80 great
an inducement to the settler The state Of Illinois
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combine 70 pro-
ducs those two great staples, CqAz and hA&Az As ne
Prairies Of nlin0Is-
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within the zone Of Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted to the growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from IS TO
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan OF the praries IS cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF The Eastern
and Middle states are moving . Illinois u sss ~ = n n
gland and The soil Is 20 rch that u VIII support twenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous 10 q railroad 100 miles
in length which connects with other roads and naVlSa-
bic lakes and rivers, thus afordlng an unproksn CON
HullGAkia1 MAa-+ An9 l-lsslA- 49, --~-----
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far capital and labor have been applied to do
yeopinz the soil the great resources Of the state Il
coal and iron are almost untouched. The inyarable rue
that mechanic arts flourish best where food andEae
are cheapest will follow at early day In ILLINOIS, ano
a. ths course Of the next ten years the natural 9 ana
necessities OF the warrant the BELIEF that a. les
eve hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN nj
gtafe Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 900 900 OF private capital have been sx
pended on the railroad system Of Ilioois lnasnuch q
part or theincoe from several Of these works, VIII
valuable public fund In lands, 60 70 diminish he STAT
erpsnses ;the TAHEs ARE uGRT, and must conseu
every day decrease.
TIE STATE DEBT.
n. Sase as4 IS only $40 Jos sss T. ard ,0iihi O
lt ss t,saTs has been reduced % sS9 746 80 dAd 70
nav Tsas5nably szpse tat IN Tn years Z O'il oee0as e
tfneL U
Pamphlets descriptive Of he lands, sol, climate
on application 70
|
For the names OF the Towns, WI
| uOis Cent. r. R.s see pages 1ss, 1sS &
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Drugs aud agtlifiae.

A NODYNE EXPECTORANT
~ CANDY-Rslieves Pain, cuFe8 Hrenchitis,
causes easy exreetorafOu, and s reat r3llela Sd
vancad stages OF OpnsnIlii Jon. at = Pnh- squale
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For the names OF the Towns, VI
nOis Cent. r. R,s see pages Ass, AsS
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THE CAPFIyEs RETURN.-Tbe young man
Who with his femily was held captive by
the Indians for several years, and whose
adventures 6e published in the LEADER
last spring, passed through here this morn
ing On his way westward. He still wears
ths baokvoodsman'sd dress Of fringed leath-
Ell and his hair has probably no. felt the
shears for many years.
he purposes to give q series Of ezhibi-
tions in lhis city, showing the manners
and customs Of the Indians among whom
he dwell.
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HousE-FuRNIsHrNG GooDs

a lsrae and comprise the newest styles and 81
superior hnish. oar assortment Of
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ORWELL HoRsE FAIR.-A correspondent
writes that the Horse Fair at Orwell passed
.sof fnsIy. There Eas ansexeellent show Of
horses and large number Of spectators
The trotting and pacing were capital, and
ooeasioned much excitement. A great time
is expected st the Fan fair Sept 25tE
26th and 27sh.
The weather is dry; no rain Of eonse
ausDcs since the 10th Of May. Grass aut
8 oats are Iigbl and potatoes win Bs fail
ure IL rain docs not fall soon.
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TVRESH LEECHES, SWEDISH, FoR
- G. y. CLARE,
Successor @ Mms Eisk8.
iune7S Il9 9Superior gf.
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StOuGs aud 0its astare.
THE aDESPAFCHn COOKING

THE DESPATCH COOKING
STOVE Is the result Of many years Of careful
experiment and experience, Rnd is most decidedly
superior to any other Cooking Stove In use. lite
eaking, Broillng and Roasting properties sarpass
all ita competitors in H as IT-
PRINCETON, CONVENIENCE AND hooEOhT.
The oven Is thoroughly ventilated with heated all
by an tngenioua patent pro ess which causes the
bottom 70 be hotter than In other stoves and per
fsct even bake fs produced. 1- -
Roasting i done before the open hrs, 80 tha ths
juices and favor Of meats and poultry preserved
Broiling dons On the hearth over the Goals drawn
nom the hre IN the stove.
The IRE chamber Is 50 arranged Rs 70 secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. We guar
antee Il to be most economical IN the consumption
Of fuel and 70 give entire fatsfactiOn to an who de-
sire q ~ RGT GLASS STOVD,
For proof Of the truth Of the above, We refer our
friends and customers IN & neral to the many hun
dredB Of HOuseheepel in tnis city and surrounding
country, who are rally using the stove Call and eK
amtnsfor yOuuelRnoi get circular and be couVtR-
osd. II Il plaln. heavy and beautiful stove Of
OhEVEHAHD MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the wOrknanship, are. Of the
bsst quality and can be made to last customer %
years or longer. Our stock Of other -
q o. NC ST o V ES
both for wood and coal Is the largest and best in the
Market Our stock Of a ~.
ENAMELLED CRATES
d large and comprise the newest styles and OF
aunarior hnfah. Oar assortment Of
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than 8 thousand
oassss with entire success.
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TEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
i Marietta, in the county Of Washington, and
StateOf Ohtois notified that Caroline henbrenner
did, on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1861, Mo her Peu
ton in the of1ce Of tho CLERK OF the court OF Con-
mon Pleas, within and for the county OF Cuyahogat
and State ofOhiO, charging the said George Eshen-
bTenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth kol-
brenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenneri which Petition viii
be for hearing IN six weeks from the tate hereEltn
dated this 18th daF Of MAY, A. D., 1851.
CAROLINE ESHEN BRENNEk,
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CURGICAL lNSTRUbIENHS.-
- Amputating Cases-single and Win lrap,nes.
Also includinQ The minor nsr1uuclts. Accolclins
Instrumsnts-all the iRstruulsntl lilT or t0gather
in case. Trepina Gases Strlhlsml1 laaea- tost-
Mortem Cases Dissectinz Cases. IcscEet lo3ed
from i've 10 twenty five dollars. Az at1ar ING - IN
strumsnts for sale oy s...s- y y = l -
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House. GOODS,
Tin, Copper and 6hest.Iron, Is complete.
Our fourteen years experience in business, enablea
TO purchase goods cheaper and most dearable and
We Will sell
Cheaper than eaa Be Bos6ht EssgheTsi
srAll srs invited 70 call and look for themselves
s ST0K KE 8 CRATE EMPORIUM
oa No. q. south aids Public eouArs,
iunelo 0lsvelAnd. Ohio
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephahC Pills accomplish tho object for which
they were tlade viz Cnre Of heGdachs in Al its oFus.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN NARKETs.
. APPROPRIATION on CAPITAL.

These lands are contiguous 70 q rRifoan W nniie'
in length which connects with other roads and naVa
bIs lakes and rivers, thus anordng an unbroken CON
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lFroD the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliC Pills accomplish tho object for which
they Were tlade VIZ C1rs headache IN al It's oTos
From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than 8 thousand
oasss, with entire success.
IFrOm the Democrat, st. OlOud, Minn.I
aohe, send for box, (CePhalic Pills,l that you
nay have them in case OF an attack.
et -
From the Advertiser. ProFidencs, Z. IL
fae Cephalic Pills are said 70 be remarkably si-
eesiye remeU Tor the headache, and one Of the very
best for that Iery frequent complaint which has ey-
or been dlscOEered.
IErOm the Western h. R. Gazstts, Chicago. MI
We heartily 9dorss EIr. sPAldins, and his unri
vailed OePhal ills.
IFrOm the Ksnavha Valley Star. Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who Try them, viii stick to them
From the southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are ahiicted, and We are sure
that cur testimony can b added % toe already nu-
medicine can produce.
si IFrom the st. Louis DsmOcrat1
The Immense demand for the article CoaPhAlo PiIs)
[Erom the 6szstte, Davenport, Ioga.l
MIR. spalding would not eOansct his name with an
article hs did not = Nv 20 possess real merit.
lFrom the Advertiser, Prov, lsnoe, IL. IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most resPeetable quarters. z5l aaI
fFrom the Daily News, Newport, r. IL =
Oephallo Pills are taking the place Of al kinda
- NJ
Said to be very eficarsous for the headache.
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nAYID s. BYERS' ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed ana qualified as administrator on
the estate Of David ;. Byers, ats ot uys hog4 eogn
bsied this 22d day Of June, ls5l. ius2l:s18
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IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
1t you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills,l that you
may have them in case OF an attack.
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RICE ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan OF the pralries is cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of The Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois In great nn
bers The area Of Illinois Is about equal 10 that Of In
gland and the soil Is 20 rich that u VIII support IWentl
millions Of people.
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iy7d&wRs

~ saniOrd's Liver 1nvIsOrasOr and Oatharti'
- - CHtRUHILL BRO, Druggists,
RIO y. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario 81.
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HnME rE01ITIrnNY.

In this connection we onsra IstT testiueonials:
81 am a Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise Marshais 0 To-
rIDe CRth0lieOn ~ cure. have advised its use and
1t has effected Omplete cure WhereyeT L has been
| ussd Rev. PETER SHARP,
| Western Star, Ohio.
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= .silArTr, Mich. Jan. IA. 1851.

S'siIANTI, Mich. Jan. "A. 1861.
BTks
Not long since sent to yOu for box Of Osphalic
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
uyeness and the same, and they had so good
an effect that was induced to send foFs more.
Please send By Ieturn mail. Direct to
i A. Z. WHEELER,
KDsilants Mich.
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GLEVELAND ANp MAHONIN9

- = = = y p y y y
THURSDAY March Plat 1851
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The StHts OF Ohio, Il
Cugahoga County, IS. J
Caroline Eshenbrennsr,
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pATTpoAn sYsTET o. ILITEOIs.

Over 500 900 900 OF private capital have been sx
mari of tbeincome from several Of these works. with
valuable public fund In lands, 60 70 diminish he STAT
erpsnses ;the EAxE ARE IIdzT and must consequently
-. lau dacranla.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
M etafa IN the ValIe. OF the llssissiupi ofsrs q

No State IN the VALLEY Of the Mississippi oars 90 grea
an inducement to the settler The state Of Illinois
There Il no portion Of the world where AL the condi
tons Of climate and soil admirably combine 70 pro
ducs those two great sapsa CoEz and NHzAT, a. IA
Prairies Of nlnOis ~
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"a Sas dsa s only $40 Jos ,3es 4, and l0itii q
LA t ,saTs has been reduced % csc 46 50, dad 70
nm Tsas0nably expect tAai IN tn years Z i0 oee0s e
tlneL u
Pamphlets Descriptive Of he lands, sol, climate,
on application 70
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From the Advertiser. ProFidencs, Z. IL
f1e Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably ef-
lecti1e remey for the hPadache and Of the very
or been disco Eered.
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AZ Of the erstFeanberg Medicines are fol
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Dhn webster, Pra, Cuyahosa County, Ohio, In
vs. Common Pleas. CiTn Ac-
be Judd Linseed 4 ton f5r money.
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IFrOm the Western b. B. Gazetts, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily 1dorss Mr. 5Palding, and his unri