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IGRICUITURAL PR0DUCT8.

le STATE Is rapidly fling up with population se9,
persons having been added since 1880, making he
ent population ~, ,5Cs, ratio Of lo2 per cent IN
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LANns on uLTNoIa.

No State In the VALLEY Of the Mississippi offers 50 great
inducement 10 the settler as the state OF linois.
There Is no portion Of the world where AL - eond
tons Of climate and soil 90 admirably combine 10 pro-
duce those two great staples, CosE and WHEGz the
TArairie7 of Illiuoi1 - -l t.
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ONR YEAR's INTEREsr N ADVANCE,

TWENTY PER CENT. Will BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the same should Be
at SIX dollars per acre, when The cah pree l Be I'VE
dollars
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RICH RoIITNe PPAIRw IANDs.

Tho deep rich loan Of the prairies is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States moving 70 Illinois in great nun
bers ne area OF Iincs Is about equal 70 that Of N
gland, and the sou d 50 rch that = VIII support twenty
niIlinns % people. p 81 rr-l 17
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Ono PATENTs.--AmOng the new patents
issued from the Patent Office July S0th, We
notice one to Joseph Klipper, Of Wooster,
Ohio, for an improved tire bending ma
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Claveland. Aneusl al. -. -
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING lHH.
THE attention Of the enterprisng and industrious por.
ton of the community is directed % the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they win perceive, viii enable them, BY
lcOper energy, perseverance and Industry 70 provide
co UfOrtabe homes FOR themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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geaal AotiEes.
1,ss.. MARVIN $:e', 'l'. or action sr none, only,

Marvin Kant ultiRN
MARVIN InsA'' W. - = civfi action for money only.
Thomas Denham, d'tJ ) a.
HOURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
OCUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.-fhs said de-
fsndsnt, Thomas reuha an v be il neR resident Of
the state Of OhiO il hereby notified that the said
Marvin Kent, plaintiff, on the I'd day of August
1851 sled 10 the ONCE of the Clerk ol the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoge county, Ohio hs3 peti-
tion against said Denham, the OF ect aoG pIayer OF
which 1s TO recover Judgment against the said de-
feDdant his liability endorser foIr promis-
sorry notes for $50 eachs made By J. III Blackhnrns
dated Cleveland, January q, 1879, payable Nth in,
ters st annually, resp ctivey in Two throf tour aud
five years from date, TO the order OF said Thomas
Denham, and By him endorsed to the pisintin--
said petition prays judgment on cause Of aclon No.
for $40 90. with interasron io2 50 from January
25, le6l and on So 50 fTOm JanuarT E, ls60- On
cause Of action No for s45 % ard irtsrest on 81
50 from January IS 1867, and on 50 50 from January
25 s6l. On cause Of aeiion No Tor s45 So and in
terest 81 50 froul January p. lt and on - 81
from Januxry 25 1861; and 90 cau1e Of actton NO.
for S45 o. and interest on So 50 from JaGuarY p,
1850, and on So 80 from January 2s ISL
Said defend mt is hereby nosine5 that order Of
atta-hment has been issued in aid action and that
be is required to said petition bT tho5th day
PAINE & WADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cleveland, August d. ls6i. augs.s5s
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CHILD BURNED sandusky Register
learns that little girl named PlOwright,
aged ten years, Who resides near Monroe
vile, was burned 50 badly last Wednesday
IS to die in few hours Her parents we're
out ct neighbOrs, when the litIle girl,
thinking to aid about getting tea, COM
neneed making hIs in the stove, when
her sprOn caught on FIRE f.Om the stOve-
She tried to put it out, but NOT being able,
she ran toward her father, but Was 80 badly
burned before reaching him that she died
about 10 O'Clock.
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SS-R Read what DR.. Bushnell says OF the Grefsn.
berg Medicines. DR.. b. is physician of extensive
practice and ons Of the moBt successful In tho eoun
ty (TrumbulD in which he resides ---f
tThiG certiies that have used the Greefau hsrrin
AIS and MArshalPs Oatholicon, sold here By H. C
johnson, In ny practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, TrCmbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through.
out the country. FOR Medicines or Agencss a.
dress II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
jansd&W General Agent for Ohio,
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A SSIGNEg'S NOTICE.-T H E
N Crsiiiors Of A. A. Adams, and all p9r5ons in
fsTested, are hereby notified that th8 sid Adams,
on the 18th day OF July, 1861, made lsgnment to
Of al his property and effects for tho 9ens ht Of
duties Of the trust and have been duly qaaliied in
ACCORDANCE with the law in such cases. made and
provided Creditors also notified % ale their
claims with me st my 0ilcs, day yeri1ed according
20 law. D. ". BROONB.
Assignee Of A. A. Adams.
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Pic Nc EXCURSION TO KELLYs ISLAND,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF the BETHEL-The fine
steamer, Western Metropolis, Captain L
B. Goldsmith, viii give Pic Eic Excur-
sion to Kelly's Island.
Being requested by many who were not
able to go on the excursion had some
time ago, arrangements have been made
with the fine steamer Western Metropolis,
to go on a pic mic excursion to Kelly's
Island, leaving her dock, Saturday, August
18th, at nine o'clock. She will remain at
the Island three hours, giving an cPPortun-
ity to visit the fine vineyards and the beau
tiful scenery, and return at six o'clock in
the evening.
No pains will be spared on the part Of
the officers of the boat and the members of
the Bethel, in making it one of the pleas
sntest excursions of the season. az.
Tickets for the excursion, 81, 90 a couple,
to be had at the bookstores. -.
Good music by brass and string band,
will be provided.
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wT e0uTrTpv plpT

OF the STATE les within he zone Of the Cotton regions
while the sol b admirably adapted 70 The growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from is 70
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN NARKETs.

These lands arc contiguous 10 railroad 200 milei
IN engh which connects with other roads and naviga
BILE lakes and rivers, thus ahordihg unbroken com
munication With the Eastern and Southern markets.
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.s,ro. HARTFORD, TruInbuH Co.. 0.
hereby certify that nave been dealing III the
GTefenburg Medicines Tor the past year and can tra-
ly ssy that have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the deoidsd appreciation
Of the people ike these, particularly the Pills and
Catholicon They will Perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about fifty bottIee
OF the Oatholosn the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. h. o. JOHNSON,
March }, 1857. Medical Agent.
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TrOm the Democrat, St Cloud, Minn.J
IfyOu are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box (Cephalic Pils,) 20 that you
may nave them in case Of an attack.
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IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, vail
OeDhaiio Pill8 accomplish the object for viii
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IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Vel
They have bean tested in more than q thOaasGn
cases. with entire success .
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&lisfEIlaMenla.
RELIEF FOR THE SICK AND
WOUNDED s0LDIERSi
CARD TO TIE PUBIIOl
THE MANAGERS OF THE IA.

THE MANAGERS OF THE La
DIES AID SOCIETY, being now " oommu.
nication with the Sanitary CUmmiagiona 81 Wash
iBgton, and also with the BurgsonB Of thR seyefu
RegmeHta, in hlch are uompaniea Of 7. oops from
ev. land and vicinity, are prepared 70 direct the
Efforts Of those ho are wilug 70 assist IN RELIEVING
the wants Of tho Sick and Wounded IL the Army.
We have ALREADY sent some supplies Of Hotpitai
Clothing and Stores 70 the Commission and dBsign
sending from time to time such donations Al our
resources will allow. l.t .s4.
Ths R0oms Of the sooiatY, No 95 Bank Street, are
op,n every w ek day II N lOtoi2 A. A., And pom-
mittee OF Ladies IN attendance. Contributions Of
Hofpllhl Garments and Bod clothing Delicacits fJr
the SUk-dgied frults, jeles, ko a., are urgently
solicited, and will be promptly torEaTded % tho
Hospitals connected with the ksgi4onts In which
are Troops from this vicinity, or 70 the sanitary
Commission at Washington, 4 NEST needed there.
Cleveland. August sth.ssi Prssids1t
TF THIS SHOULD MEET The EYE
of WILLIAM DARVILLE GEO Hawkes.,
or Mrs. SMITH, formerly OF City Road, LeedOn.
Vho came to this country in the year RS5, they, Cr
either Of them, viii confer favor by sending theie
address or calling on Georgr Hayward, American
Hotel, Cleyeland, or 393 Grand street New York.
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Court Of Conmcn IIaa,
OuyAloEa CoantY.

her uarf Trend. Uof- i
iias Morss, - Rodnsy Court Of conmon IL a.,
-ss,shsHs, essassrise o1yshosA corntg.
THE SAID ROONEY II. MATHEWS
q the state Of Ohio are notisd that tns sdd plain
4 on the 18th day Of June, 1854, dled n aid court
her petition against them and samuel l.afheEa, 9
resident OF the eoanty 0f Lake In lhs sate Of Ohio,
and others stating IN substances that o. fhe ID day
szainst the said Kodney H. Aathsgs. (7hoss viz,
gho t1en lls, prll1g g - ltlarea1 l1rl hin Tor
the cause Of sdultsry With one Lucinda Mills, and
Thsf said Court, sf ths NoVou6sr tsrm thereof
1851, ocdeEed the said Rodney e pey Der $50 e. ALI
mony pending suit and that q ne Aenruary term
then OF l668 said cause was tried and decree enter
S es siIt ~ si5 so'i n ~ Sbs , q - . q
addition 70 the said sfn of tl9, which sun were b.
9aid Rodney situate u ealq county. he Petition
IN this case further states that tha Sad kcdne7 az
vent the eoileetio9 of sneA rsAsonsbls allnony g
the Court should decree % her, the trn Of al
sSss St s5.90Ss ea% s es erSs2S = sSPSsy
ing described real esatai situate In la3 county, to
the SAD samuel 4sthesg, g VT known as being
bounded - follows: beginning On tao norlhsaat cor
ner Of 1aid iot on TIE southarT Inc q he Public
line Of said LOT 70 ChamDiain stre theac1 WsstsrII
with the northeEly Line ol Champlaln !treat 81 ssts
street to ths Public square; thsEce ea88fy With ths
Public sSuars $ feot e The lises q baRPlag. al.
Tor the sole Furposs o. aiifag 1hu liodncT m
placing his Interest In said premises beTond NJ
reach ol tho plaintiff, and to defraud her
Said petition fdrthor staoo7 that during the Don
dency q said petition for diFeEca tha sSid s1u-s
at the request Of the said BGnay, and fJr fhs -
pose Of mora olectnaliy pilcing SAID urerI7ea
the reach Of aid decree for alimon7. 49,
sid real estate 70 The said catheriu8 u fisfi,5e
Who, slid PETITION alleges, had lotioe Of re f--s
lent iu .sntionl Of the aid kodnay and sS-arsi
The prayer Of aald petftlon Is thaf - 80 l-st
Claim Deed, from the said Rclln6V fofha l5i1 49,.
Gel Be SCI aalde g fraudulent; thsf a1id r5artSs
Il tound tc have 1eou received in 7Soll - n.
ponoc % the said decree Of the pllint and I'M 49,
said premises, C0nVeYad to aIl l1.7I1r - ..,se
order ol said Sourtf and that tfe nrorssi7 ~ ~
lle f - q 5-ls., g the psrasat 81 hs smoGnf
fs - escfee lnd cost 9e e1tora In 1Vcr ~
n ne ~. s1ld Rodney q. aafks4s1 and o,4h.,t..
s-..sy 50 also n0tidez tha5 they are 75--5-sf =
- 40 petition "a Or belor8 the elsf ~ M
iq1szsaz Attosss1 p p 81 8 aP5iSLl7 Pi.i5l.77v
"A SSIGNEEiS NOTlTF. .[NIcT71-
T. hereby given that Franh D. ii1Sn, - - ~
ass ~ q JAY, 1851, MADE an asai1n rsrf - t4 "a
= g. look accoQlit1i property ard elSrt. -
~ an deffl psoni iof The bsral - slefI
NJ - - ....el at 70 the said 8Ir1I-
- - 80 ql1t1 due 20 - no
~ -l4 ~ ~ ciaiml with - - -.--l 90
Il n. .llIll9g 2 70 lau. i - = - e-Ala
-. p ot.t70sAr Aasigueh AZ u ~ g.,
- -i..t 4; ~; suzlos,o-,
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Ayes GAEHARTI6 PILLS,
FOB THE CURE Or

Ooaissaess, JGlladtoc UD9papsla lndgaall0l, gise3
ftrIT Foal YOflach Er1sipsl1g deaddcke, Pcs, HheH
s6fisu ETanfions oad SKIS Disaasos, LigsT Oonpais
Dropsv Tslr, TsHiors 0nd SAX RlsglB, Worms, God
Nsardi5id q Dianor PA, and for Rgttang
5hsy are sngaf-coafsd, 90 that the most sensitive
ean take them pleasantly, and they are DE best
apsrisnt in ths world for All the purposes Of Aiy
Pfics . cents per Box; Five Boxes for Si.o0
Great ndmtars Of CcrFymen, PhyHiclsnB, States
men, and emiheHt persqnagea, have lent their nance
70 cgrtiy the npara ela ussfinaas OF these rene
diss but our space hore viii nOt permit the Insertion
OF them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
with also full descrip tions Of ths aboF0 complants
and the reatnsnt that should Be followed ior their
Guros
Donot Be- put 81 b unPrlnsipled dealers win
other preparationg they make more profit on D.
the bast aid there e for thons and they should have
eEnONe 8 ARMs9aoHa, 4. =. okTLoED, and bT ali
Druggists. re
fhartic Pills, are fr sala by l.huErh = 1 q
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b9 The steamer City Of Buffalo came in
this morning with large load Of passen-
CERES and good freight. She leaves on
her return trip for Buffalo, at 8 o'clock this
evening.
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IRON he Adysrti,er. p

tFrom the Advertiser. Providencs, B, IL
The Oephalc Pills are said to be . remarkably sf-
teetvo rsme Tor the headache, aud one Of the very
Dest Tor that gery frequent cOmplhint which has sV.
or been disco Eered. -.- - + - = .
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s141O 90

AEoTHER PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LAKE
sUPERIoR.-The steamer North Star viii
leave the dock Of Hussey 6 Mcbride this
evening, at eight o'clock, on pleasure e1-
oursiOn to Lake Superior. Parties have
engaged State rooms from Buffalo, Roches-
ter, Pittsburgh, and other points, already,
to the number Of over seyenty-6ve. The
party from Pittsburgh, who arrived this
morning, brought all the necessary dOcu-
ments for having good tims-guns, fish
ing tackle, &c, Sc.
With such officers as Captain Sweet,
Clerk Briggs, Steward Richards, and a
crew Of professional seamen, what else can
be expected than that the proposed trip, at
this particular season Of the year, will be
one Of true pleasure. The only thing that
is at at all disagreeable to US is the fact
that We are not Of the number 70 enjoy it,
Lelsnd's e Nineteenth Regiment" Band
viii 60 out o. the North Star, this trip, and
discourse such music as few other bands
ars eapable Of doing.
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lFron the Western B. X. Gazette, Chicago, mi
We heartily 9dorss Mr.. spaldins, and his uni
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

ARTILLERY 0RDERED TO MAReH.-COm-
pany C, 1st Regiment Of Artillery, Captain
]. R. MOMullsn, left Columbus last evening
under orders for Parksrsburgh, Va. This
company consists of sighty.fYs men, with
four mountain hOWitEers, to be manned By
forty men, the remainder Of the company
to be armed with sharpes carbines and
sabres. They are intended for Independent
service, under the command Of Gen. ROsen-
Grams.
PERsoHAL.-Hon. John A. Foote, Of this
city, started foE Washington this morning,
via Pittsburgh. He VIII visit New York
and most Of the New England cities before
bis return.
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MEKKICK & KING,
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERS,
No. 2O3 River Street.

Every style and des-Yip len Of Tents or Flags
manufactured 20 order, Of the best material, on Ia
vOrable terms. Ins - .l ~
and can refar % numerous parties with resAtiCn TO
Sail, Tent Flag, Hammock, Awning and other work
executed al their esfahlishfnent. 1873
GAILSi TENTSt FLAGS l-2O3
~ River Street.-The UNDERSIGNED arc prepared 70
mannfactura every description Of SAILS, TENTS,
FLAGS, AWNINGS, sc, At short notice, and on
the most favorable terms. They are enabled 70 re-
fer 70 numer parties in relatiOn 10 their work
manship, aud solicit trial Of the same,
iuly25:3aS MERhlOk KING.
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lGI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1871 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lO0l the success Of several medical gsntls-
With the great natural laws induced their establish
ment as az inoorporated insti5Iien under 90 ~ Of
COMPANY Of New Yerk. Thecuntinued success Of
their remedies, and the arm hold they have gained
son P19no SGnhasngs & as Y T Ssa tae honor
lctRent and they have reason TO feel great pride in
comparing their s1cceas with medical aesdemies al
mony from public aud private individuals and COM
mendatory notices IN the leading public journalB,
beer witness 70 the medical skin and nigh personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in-
Btitusiona thus assuring tho public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE q HE
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and win be
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health to the afiici and all who are suffering
may address them VII Jntire conhdslce.
Ths principles and practice OF medicine adopted bY
this Institution are lacidy 81 forth THE GKRF-
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore sold at the nominal price Of IS cents, tor which
The health Of American Nemen, diseases Of Ohil-
dren, and the more obscure and chronic complaints,
Try, have received the attsntion Of this institution
spd II Is enough % say iheT have proved themselves
ly oompetet for tho great trusts which the public
have conhded 10 ther skill
Their seriss Of Medicines embrace elsve 1ihersnt
remedies adapted TO different diseases with minuts
directions accompanying each article. The Meai-
cine TO which We wish 70 cali the attention Of the
y TIE en- RTENBERG fl
aARSHALLlS UTERINE OATH0LI00N,
which is offered as certain cure cases acoomps-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Deranged Appetite, SAlIOW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
Cold Hands and Feet FsyeEishDess, NsU-
ralgia, Pelpitaton Of the Heart, Dizziness, kefV-
BUSINESS, Headache, hes tlsssness, Disturbed sleep
Flushes Of tbs Heart, General Pain, Crawling aud
Pain In the Spine aud between the Shoulders, ACID
stomach, Haasea Indigestion, Di1icuIt Passing OF
Urine with heat or suGrtinSl Itching, Burning or
Irritation to the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pslr Mysteries Anxiety. BED feee, Nervous TWitch>
IN & Starting, oonEtipation, Irritable Temper, sad
ness DzP5s-sSd Apaatite ,Elatulencs, Bloated and
nRular Bowels, UnplsasanI Ureaussy Pains Ia the
y crime Organs, Nemhnsss and Pnius IN the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory Bewilderment Soreness IN the
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Wool TWINE, BROWN "a
wv 0'EsAsssAa =, H,K.RAYFof'DS =
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IFron the KAnaWha Valley Star, Val
We are guro that psrsons suffering with hesdaohss
Who ny them, viii stick to them.
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THOUsANDs o. OAsEs.
F5r sais by STRONG q ARMSTRONG, OHUI,OH.
uLLk BRO. md WEI. FiSKE, Oleveiand

DOYVBAU hAFEOTEUR'S ROB,
authorised and adopted By the Medical Faouis
81 Of France and supplied the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the plaoe Of Ocd Liver OIL extracts
earsaparillA, Iodine and Mercury. II % reoomMeDd-
Cd and used In tbs hospitals OF France for letters
AbsQeases, Camera, ulcers ScroIuia Scurvy, Flour
actions Of the skin. The RoH is especially uaeali,
the cure oi the Syphiltic Diseases, designated Pr
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and cer
tioatss accompany each bottle. PTice S2psr bottle
Sold IN Cleveland by Gaylord aud Hammond, Drug
gst, No. l20 Superior Bt The trEdesupplied bg ed
dressing Dr. GirEndsAu ds ST. oiVeia u leua Rikher
Parfa or ts Rrnai st N. q augIT.R20 .
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90 z s.itlel= i
CHI Slizl9 80
!. G5IEIIE8
MRS. WINsLoW,

-o MRS. WINSL0W, M ra
An experienced Rurse and Female Physician, pre-
-- 5euts TO tho elton ton OF Mothers, her r..
SCOT HI N Ct BY RUP
EoR oIILDREa TEETHINas,
sgtsnilnsg ths SIMS, rsdgslng az innsmmato9gIE
40 RbGc LATE THE BOWELS,
Depend pPon Il, mothera, Will give rest to your
RE2iEF AND HEALTH TO YOURIRFARts.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years. and GAN SAY, IN OO6f1DEhOE AND
15y other msttsins NRVeR II "a IN F1YiR IN
BIH0LE INSTANCE TO LFFEOr CURE when
timely uaed. Never did We Know instance Of dis
ry ali are doghted with its operations and SPEAK in
terms Of commendation Of the magical efIecls and
WE DO KNOW after ton YearB' experience, and
pledge our reputation for the ulhllment Of what We
hsfe declhre. In almost eVeFy instance where the
infant e suffering from pain and exhaustion, foei
VII % found In nIlesn or twenty minutes after tue
fhis valuable preparation IN is the prescription OF
one Of the most Psrienosd and Skllfal Nurses In
New England, and has been uaed with HsVsr-failing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but ihVtR
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects Hsoidi and
gives zone and energy 20 the whole system. lt will
aRiPiNe IaP IN fHE iBS0wELs, and wIED odLiu
and oYeIoomes convulsions, which II not speedily
remedied, end in death. We believo Il the best and
safest romedy in the world, In All Of DysentsFY
and DiaTrhGa In children, Eheth0r Il arises IRON
Teethin9S or any Other cause. We would say u osu
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of ths
foregoing plants, do not let your preudioes nor
tho preudioes Of others stand between you and your
qunering Child and the rolef that will Be- SaFo yes,
Absolutely Sure. TO follow tine OF this Medicine
iftmely used Full direction for using win eceom-
ANY each bottle. None genuine unless Tho iae-
5inalls Of OUTFITS & PERKINS, New York, d on
the outside wrapper. Sold BY Druggists throughout
the World.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

HEORGE ESHEN ER, OF
u Marietta, IN TIE county Of Washirston, and
State OF OniO is notified that Caroline br6nner
did the 18th day Of Nay, A. ID. l56 6s her peti
ton in the oflcs Of the gerk Of the Court Of Com
non Pleas, within AID for the county OF CuyahOEa,
and stats of Ohio cihrrfng the said aeorgs Elhsn-
Dreamer With Adultery, with one Alizabeth Kol-
DrenneF, and asking that she nay bs divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner, which petition viii
Be for hearing in six weeks from the aats herewith
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A. D., ISL.
my29.t25 By Pisrrs A. Collier, hsr Atty,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07
TIE STATE DEBT,

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Ia iTse vsays hS bs Tedesd % 959, ,746 so, and %
au rsaS0nabl5 spsst ai 81 IN ysars Z 4li eo'Se e
Pamphlets Descriptive Of ne lan6s, son, climate,
on application %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

In this connection We ouer lew testimonials:
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit L have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MarshAlla Ute
riDe Cstholicon Is opre have advised its use and
II has eeotsd SogaRste cure wherever it has been
used. Kew. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio,