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a Z rs AGUE CURR.,l



We are enabled here 70 ofsr the Community :
remedy Whish, While L Cures ths abgTe conIpl1ntI
with certainty, y still periectiY harm ss IN any
Quantity. S1ch remedy Is inValuable . dlstricts
where these affiicting disorder8 prevail H.
"OUnE expsl8 the n ilsmatic poison Of FEVEH Az
AGUH nom the aTBten, aud prevents the dsTslop-
ment Of the disease, II taken on the lfst appraadh
odt remedy ever ge discovered Tor thls class OF COM
plants, but also ID cheapest. Ths larTs ouan-isI
Re supply for a don " brings Il within the reacn o
sFe-y body and u bilious districts, where FEYEH
AID Agul prsyails jsFery body should have Il aur
use Il oely both Tor cure and protection. rrssf
1uperi0rity Of thi8 remedy over any other dis
covered for the apaedy and certain curs Of Interit
teafs - that it tainB no Q1lnlno or mineral con-
ssqnently Z produces 20 Quinisn Or other injuri R
T. are leff ae healthy as II they hsd nsV1r had ne
Fever ana -Ague i not alons the copssousno. a,
the miasullc poison. grsat variety Of disorder1
aE19e nom us irritation, among which are Nssrd7l
a1e1nsdtlI1, GolIf, Hsadachs. Blindneel Iootfncks
4Efaosst O1idITs Asfsl5d, PalDati0a P1iifnl ~.
9oai 81 - epteei Htseliols Paa - ~ B0iss calc
f1fattalel and DtrdagsHleaf Of ths ElOmdok al q
Ehiah, when originating n this cause. put On ths
expss the poisen rom thf blood ard oonso.fuenlv
cures them All alike. It is an invaluable projection
% and psgsons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the NAL ioua districts. II taken coca
Aoray or daily Whl Npo8ed 20 Che infections thaf
VII be exeorated non the system, and cannot aeon
mulate IN SUFFICIENT quAinty to ripsn into disoass.
denco II u even more Valuabl1 Tor protection than
cure and few viii ever suffer from lntermittents 4
they asan Themselves Of the proteotion ths rlnos7
Prs5srSd by Dr.. D. o. AFER Co., Lo71sIl, lI.ss
Tor .ealn r7 strong 4 Arm sfrong. liI7ualnud
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SERVED THEM RIGHr.-Clark Warren
arrested two drunken soldiers, going out
on the Pittsburgh train this morning, for
disOrderly conduct, and sent them to the
alOck up" on johnson street. until they
should get sober.
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PERsOHAL.-ssnator Chandler, Of Mich
igan, passed through this city this morn
ing, en- route for Washington, on business
connected with the Michigan troops.
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sRALDIEos TaRoAE oonEEor1oHs.

Ladies are delighted With
sPALDIEG's THROAT O0EFEOTIoH8-
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ONO STATE FAIR-PRENIUMs AWARDED.
The following Premiums we're awarded
to persons in this locality, at the State Fair
on yesterday (Thurnday.)
PoULTRY.-1st premium to z. and r.
Bassett Milan, for pair Spanish fowls. lst
premium to same parties for display Of
poultry.
SEREP. = 1st premium, sam1 Toms,
ElyEis, o., Aged Buck SouthdoWn. lst
premium, ssm'l Toms, Elyria, O., Buck /
year old, southdoWn. lst premium, Sam'l
Toms, Elyria, o., pen Of eyed Ewes, South
down. lst premium, Ssm'l Toms, Elyria,
o, 5 Ewes l year old, SouthdoEn. Lei
premium, Saml Toms, Elyris, o., s Lambs,
SouthdoWn. 1st premium, John Chamber
lain, Avon, O., single fat Sheep.
LoEo WooE.-1st premium, n. s. ToWns-
en1, Avon, O., Buck years old. Ist pre-
MUM, John Chamberlain, Avon, O., Pen of
Ewes, 1 year old.
swIHE-lst Premium, E. &B. Bsssett
Milan, Ohio, Breeding Sow, 1e months Old.
lst Premium, E. & B. Baesett, Milan. Ohio.
Sow, four months old.
AAoHKERY.-lst premium, E. Fairehild.
Cleveland, Shingle machine.
FAM PRoDUCTs--lst premium, William
Warder, Cleveland, o., Sample Yellow
Clinton Corn. LIST premium, VIM. Warder,
Cleveland, o., Sample Early Clinton Corn.
lst premium, Vim. Warder, Cleveland, o.,
Collection Of twenty varieties.
APPLEs-First premium, B. q. G. Smith,
Toledo, O., 10 varieties Of applss.
First premium, r. H. G. Smith, Toledo,
o. s varieties Of apples.
First premium, h. q. G.. Smith, Toledo,
o. yeFieiies winter apples.
First premium, Il. H. G. Smith, Toledo,
o., arranged basket apples.
FIRST premium, "A. q. G. Smith, Toledo,
u, display in variety, quality, Sc.
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Thomss l,rics. h0za county, Ohio. !.
I'm THE fra DA ] OF AUGUST
~ Ais 1s6l, sad iustiCe issued an Grdar cf At
tachment in the auofe action 70 the san of Two
h1ndFed and hinsty-IwO Dollar5l and Eighteen
lentl. and the san2 VIII be fcr hearing sde z5th
daycf September, A. D., Isl, q 9e,eloek a q
WILLIAM EDFARDS
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3txas 4onnaEn.

JAMES n. ODELL, BRASS
et FOUNDER AND MARuFAUTURER 81
Bras Work nt every description, Ec. s5 Union 81,
isW do0Fs from Superior sreet Cleveland, Ohio. b,
3 prepared to furnish ell kinds of work used f0i
r1ad 10 the Plumbing Buainoll, Beer Pumpa OF AZ
kinds made and ~ 4le4. Bfa11 Calt1ng done daflT
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8PALDIN &s PRRPAREp clue

.:s:.:e:.. 8 =. =. : ir.a'n- t" '.ee' -
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KuRI0Ds KOINUIDEAGEl
SLOAN UHDkE THE cOUETsH


NoRRIs N sight With his 0sisbfatsd ARABfAk
OoNDIIlON P0HDARE, Whe1e eYcrY owner Q
Hor8e8 and Cattle can end the best Mediclne Ia q
lol many Of the Disgase1 recuitaI . guch Aninala
Lney ars sotsrsifo hemso{ % oold1, Coughs
- Ihesa PoEdera RlWayg give latillsction IS t,f
Thousands Who have used them, can testify Sc
Q.fcuiarg, Ity thsm, For sais b. II u. 6sTloFa
- ". Palmer, Benton bEothers, and Strong 3 Arm
gt1o1s, OleEelend, q, and b al DrIqgisia N IL
co1ntyG Also at wholesale b the froprletor af ii
Ontario 1treet Clsfsland. Oki1. q Eisn Al 5Els1
SsfRsssss 7 q SaRRIs
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THE CITY


M Yacht Haee ut snnanshy---CleYeia
wins th0 Prize,
By telegraph We learn that the regatta
came Of On Eandnsky Bay this forenoon.
7hs yacht Gssal Of Detroit hrst rounded
ths stake boat, but the Uakaovh, Of oleys.
land, took tie frst priEs, The established
allowance having been made for the dihsr-
snce in the length Of The boats.
RA.LRoAp ConvrHTIoH-The New York
Central and New York and Erie Roads
have, fer a few weeks past been cutting
rates upon freight in view Of which, 9
meeting Of railroad men is being held to,
day. The following railroad men are reg
isisred At the Angler;
SIS. BHomnedieg CinoinnAdi
Thomas Bel, Hamilton, Canada Vest
Q. J. Bridges,
A. Fell, Buffalo;
W. J. Barr, Buffalo; s..-
J. Movius
ND LILLY, Somerset o.
P "A Hal, Chicago.
M Sykes, Jf,
Oe Hammond,
0O Wheeler,
HI Sargent,
+ K Rogers,
" n Dewey,
u HuestOn, Pittsburgh.
John Gardiner, NOrEalk.
Warren golburn. Toledo.
RE Rtcs, Detroit.
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"a Eight tons of goods for Gen. Fre-
mont were sent forward by the American
Express this afternoon.
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hs,,sbv os-t,t .+ 4 S A ILIiil ~ Sos ~
2r9enberg medic1nes for the past year and can tn.
ysay that have never offered any medicines to shs
1GoLc that have met with the decided approx tsCu
the people like these, particularly tbs Piiig and
sthohoon. They VIII perform oil and more than Is
'romiged for them. have sold about iity bottles
7 tns patno4con the past year and hear the bsgt
esaltl IN eyery eass J. n. q. JOHNSON,
March :, 1871. ~ Medical Aren't ,
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s1g-Read what D. Bosbnell Z. ~ of q -,

- Bead what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grelen.
erg Medicines. Dr.. B. Is q physicfan OF eTtsnsfVe
aretleeB and one OF the most successful IN tke couR
? Cfrumbuil) IN which he resides ~
This certihes that have used the Grefsubzrrss
.lls and Marahall's Oatholicon, sold here By 81 tJ
iohnsons in my practice. They are good incidence
Hart1ordy Ir1lnbul county, Ohio, March z, I557.l
Sold y Druggists and Medicine Dealers fhrouFh
at tho co0ntrF. For Medicines or 4 gsuctgI n.
rsas H B. KINGSLEY. Cisvsioo1
ieh1iAE General A sslis TOR Ohio
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By the nae Of hese Pulls the periodic Attaoks Of
dervoGS or Sick Headache may b preVentsdy and 4
taken st thsoommenoement Of an stack INN nsdists
rsliaf from pain and sickness wiz be obtained.
Ehey seldom fhtl In rsmOFin be Nausea or Head
Ache y which y males are subject
They soS Gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iV6nass eL1 ~ er1es .lG leac
For Literary Mes, stndsnts, Delicate Females, hns
AL peraons Of 8sdentarY habits khsy are vaIuabisa
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone n
vigor 70 the digestive organs, and restoring q
natural elasticity and stnengtA Of the ahols sutsm
afl THE OEPHALI0 PILLS can. & 3
aFe ths result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In uIs usny
years. during which time they have prevented and
relieved avaat amount Of pain and SUFFERING arom
Headache, whether originafing In the nervous ayI
TEN, Or from dsfangsd state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable q their composition
and may be taken at all times wish perfect saEstz
without making any change Of dIst, and the abssnss
of Any dsagresabls tasts renders Il sy 70 sdriuis
ter thentO Children. q g era 10 o1 scsb.s
BEWA BEO.F 00UHTEBFEITsr
=, ETas genuine havS n5s signatures Of Hsar5 O
- olnA On eas,n h,'o1-1sif fg1rdsiii 5-a Il.
Ss-sOla By Druggists Aad al Dsalsrsin hsaiui6s
!, Bog win Be sens b. als prsDasd. On sSools d
ri TWHETT=FzVR 0EaB
Sy-Aii oFdsrl should Be ADDRESSED to .it
's-s 7 azE9I 9. sPA4.nlasS
i1 fe = oedsf Street, New fork,
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To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr., stephen Sweet on every label, and
also ''Stephen Sweets InfaIllble LiniTnentf blown
in the glass Of each bottle, without which none an
genuine. R1OHARDsOH a co.,
Sole PropriutOrs, Norwich, ct.
For sale By Strong 4 ArmEtrong Sole Agents fol
Cleveland. Hss - nan17sR26dkw
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~ all 10 Treatment Failsll

After all other Treatment fatlsll
DIR. a. GIBSON,
Hormerly q Now York Cityi VII pay One HIM
The above named DISEASES ae viii pay VT ne usfns
sum Tor the proof that any other Physician IN
the United s,ctea treats the panls diaeAses With
AfEsr many years OF laborious stuoy and sxperi-
snos, pr: GIBSON g hagPy n being able g an an
nounoo % the unior runetes that he has porfsCtod
system Of treatmeht for the n. -
aPEEDT, AND PERMANEHT OURR
PRIVATE DISEASES
with el bad effects arising therefron, fnoladins
DzH EITH Oh NERVOUS PROSTHATlOE.
Of Ehoh bad eIpsRded Hundreds Of dollars viii
sel1Flsd gnyaolaTsi Who Qroieag % treat a privats
maladies with saeoessl and vitbeut rsosiying the
Dr.. GIBs0E does not boast that he is . member OF
some Oollsge N London or Paris, as perhaps some
and WHO hold out great azPectations never TO be
allied. But what Dr. Gibson might boast Of it
those who reposs oonfdsass In ais ability and nte
rity, And that he has perfected American system
don or Pars or any patent medicine 20 oQual tor the
radical eure Of seminal esknsss, and al diseases
esrang Dotn nlsnlsl ana pnyaicais Sr1sng
Dr. GiBso n also olainis for his new trsatnent thu
following advantages all others set discovered
and r5E ths aSonfs ge5 are In no respect disagrso-
abiei he uses no relics o. the dark Rg6s, such IS
AoTouETl nor a37 otear del9tcricpB drug; Eepoadl7
restrictions IN diet bu8inb8s raQur6d; Third
~ his treatment Is poctiye and certain In E Cases
H9 stands Prepared 20 go Into any rCbo or private
hospital in the United States and deuon5trats tbe
immsnse Superiority of hts new treatnbng over any
other noe known 70 the world In EoinE OF prompt
70 the Patient.
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in OleVslana,
And has duEtGg the PAST tagO yeaI8 performed many
cures d Diseases which had for years resisted al
osher MODES Of treatnant hef5reDoe be given TO
p9ll q 20 int respsotsbihey in ClSyeand,
Bcgtons heW York, and other cities in regard 70
akin and integrity In ell professional transaclOnS.
DJspep1ia, Hhuematism, Scrofula and all chronic
diseases treated with lupdf1cr success.
~ Aedicine gent to any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dolars.
DT. eIBs5E's Sew Work on PhyIioloSy for sale
u his OIios.
DR.. GIBSON,
Pretcssor Of EleetroPstAy a,sd Ee2iessss,
- Othoe no. III Ontario street, Up 5tairs, ieE
looru from tho Public SQUARE.
0dice hours from to u and fron TO O'clock
PsilT ifnUdava @znsStsa anga
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PRESENT POPULATION.


] kkE8EAf POPULATION t1a
i me State Is rapidly fling up viii popula111; So =
D1siosI ~ PSi'P9s Es i s 3 &C. i5 s' 4 - e s 30
ten years. raaA
I AGRIGULTURAI PRODUCTS
The Agricultural Producs % Ilr1i1 greater thaE
fhoss ofa1y other sta8. The ploiqeis sat out during
oS lsSo ap1-oSehes IS $1,000 b1sheis, he ne eora
crop yields Dot less than 40 oo0 .000sbushes.
4 FERL1TTY OF LHE SON.
Nowhere can tho industrious farmer Besure such m
Eiedate results for his labor aspon thess prairie soils
of which, 8 H. LAY ~ ca he Eio5s. a
10 AeTgAL CULUYATOR5.
Since 1854, Eis Company hass sold ,seooso ARA
contriIe d7reeue. 70 culiir1ts Zs rard knI t1 f
coE4ctsd lroNgb tssas Iaaas al an spls a 1880 600.
SS5 So,.o s ;R isSg 2 ls eg9 ,sas IN g sss. S s;
sal, sgass ge lAs pr ea'L @
EVIDENCES OF P8ospERfTT.
As an evidence Of the thrift ol tAe people, may 81
bushels OF graD and go 900 barrels of -four were l
saEded oFer ihs Inc lass year. el
EDUCATION. raE
Mechanics and EForkin9uen vii ind Tia frss rctocl
system encouraged By the STATE and endowed viii 3
large revenue Tor the support Of schools. Ther chm
dren can i've IN sight of ne church and sehooIhous
and grow up with he prosperity of he lezny Eate ~
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AID TERlEs OF PAT1IElTy =
ne prices Of thes8 lands vary fIom s. q rs - ~
acre. acoord1s % loeation, quality, &c. EIst cl
farming isnds sell FOR about SO 70 SO per ara an
The relative expense q sgbd1ng prlrs land IS eal-
pared win wood land Is in the ratio q 70 70 m favor
Of the former. Ths terms q sasfor The bak q lss
lands VII b
0EE YEARS interest IN ADVAECR
st SIX per cent per nnnu, aad SIX interest nes al ~
per cent, payable spcctVey in one, two, three lo
fFe and sx yscs frons date 81 sale; ana four n1li
FOR principal payable in four fTe, ,Efzand seren TalI
from date cfsae; the coutraEt puating that Caeih
Of the tract purchased sa be fenced and oullgated
each and every year FOR I've years from date q sale
50 that at the end of I've years o1ehsf shall Be fenced
and Under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
rom the valuation for cash. except the sae should Be
At six dollars per acre, when tho cash pce M b I've A
dollars e s1sIt % $40
reductions, prices, and tsrs Of payment can b had a
0STER, Land Commissions,
- sa-af erllA CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
sess ana cities situated upon the 1IIl. 81
9Os APgsLEEON'S RAILWAY GUIDE. als1
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3eaal LIZ.

! NEOTICE-PR0POSALS- WILL
be receired q tie oaice Of tse Board of City -
P. Il. Ior IuEnisbing duid or ftrest Did ianps snd
for iightiny and extinguLshing tas sans Biddsll z
logicg serentesa hundred hours per aanuHi Is sti1a
In order % ensbls tse Board to decide e to fhs
merits Of the dierant nuida ofrsd, itders ars
It e, 90 ths inspeeton Oi ssia Beard. =.
mission Of bid reserying ths right 70 accsDt or rs-
By order 81 fhe Board. sdl
! y JOHN WHITBLAW,
Cleveland. Sept lssl:,ss ..,
i A DMINISTRATRIXiS NOTICE.
- been daly sppoin q and aasiihsd a Sdsiins-
trairix on The estate Of AlTrop DonE, decsassd. -.
Cleveland, sept. 1851 "A LISA ssSsssi SSSs
M 0TlCE -THE PARINEssHn -
dARsos " i this az pHdiS di5soI9sd I've Hi na.ss d
consest The business viii hereaffer 30 condnofs1
IS n. usrson. 70 whom a Notes ana BOOK aoos1at.
a4ha S1aao ample srrasgemsuts 70 carr On =
q ~ S q Sogis s9lists ne ssns7gSa
30 abss to si5s ths nisaosf Iifsssssio;i
sspzssi 3. y. rs 81 ssi1lE lla1
v illiam EdEardsl BefoTe Alex hcBrlds, q p o. a q
= Midile6uI gh toznshiDs Cl5l-
I'm THE fra D. ] OF AUGUST,
a ~ +, 1si SO IstiSs issHs 81 an sssS g
HandScd and NinsfT-Tvo Dollars and Eighfssn
Ssats; Sna me ssnls 'Fi oe 1T hsa53s q s9 z5ih
- - ~ ~ I, = n ~ rSnr
BeIsa. o. Aug. "a lssl:ss5
4 G. ssaEas' assisner'
EdFsrd bingham. trussss. - - $500,
-N0TICE Is HERBYs GIVEN TO at-s
y y the grsdiross oft said a. 9. seaIis. that e
aigld nd Of - psr caut thsr several cllns hae
been declared b The Probate Cont Of Cugaho1e
yountTl ohio. and that The VIII b rad to
them o5 tn said Adweid sineham rs bis 0lics, a. -
e see Siy O s.eIend ~ saia osntys On ths % ds7
- DAVIS R. TIbDEN, gadgs-s - 8
rs..s.. S:ss... :ss. { a T 0l' '''i'a sr sns1 sa
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
NZCUIAhOGA- COUNTY, OHLO-Ihe s8i6 as-
fsndant, Thomas Denham who ia uen.resifsnto1-
the state Of Ohio, Il hereby notified that 1hs gait
marvin Kent, plsintid, % the "a dlg Of AHEugt
Common Pleas OF Cuya1ola com ~ 0hfo fi-7esE
tion aganst said Dslha1 the ofaecf ard rrnTsE 81
which IS to fcoser . Judgment AGAINST fhe slfddl-
1a1dant on his liability e endorse rTrarll-
sory notes for $50 each, made b j. n. BIsckburn,
tafed Cleveland, Januzry - lssq, usyabls With in-
lerest annually resp etiseT in two three Rqr aEd
penhaz1, aud b. him endors1d 20 The riainfil.--
3id pesltIon pra7l Judgment On calsa ci 1csien o
~ ~. - With ntar.at on 500 50 from faaralI
y 30. 4ne cl ~ . non JanEHzF 1iI I1f0 Or
,an1aol acti0u No . for ti5 60, ard intsraaf on
y t11l1 1uaE9 = and 81 ia1ntT
= eee On ealzo 81 1caou no 3 lsr IS g aud -.
crest On 81 50 nom January 25. $50, and % 17lI
r1ll san1aly = 1853 and q Gauss Or a-ticn
g - 9 and IA tares. 81 60 fcOni jarualF
So .1d On ta s. lrcln iazIuaTy p, 85L
e ~ ceienq snt - hereby uotl1ol thai cfd6e 81
ittsch11elt haa ho1u i1suslllr all action. ed
e reQuiret 70 AnsWer said Pstilion b t1a I9i3 ~
PAINE WADE,
- Ess " AttoyneTs or PlAi1tiG
- telanui Augdlt a illi. 1r1lt,l1
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vi OF a q I 7ell.--sle-
AslS ehoiee - q tl,osi. iss rs-
s - p QAtDFttk 49,
H1zrT U- "a N..N'HE
slo9 aiats.8 5-l
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should have this remedy at haad for its timely "a,
At the INST appearance Of Lame1ess will enectuall
prevent those formidable diseases, to which al
horses are liable, and which render 80 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless. n =
Over tOuT hundred voluntary testimonials 20 thu
Wonaerful curative properties Of this Linment have
been received within the last two years, and many
Of them from persons in the highest ranks Of life
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lTron the Westsra 3. R. Gazssts, mioaso, M
We. We .hSSartily TqSESs Mr.. sPalding, ana Ah unEs
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,IFEOm ths Ezaminsr, HorioiE, Va, e
They have been tested in more than : thOasaa
a8eB, with entire success
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AsHoaE-The sooF ses Bird. ruhnine
light, got aground near Cedar LisL, o5
Wednesday night last.
me mnitney made Intellectual attempts
10 get her of yesterday mornipR. and ~
eground herself ana vas toWed Of By the
Queen.
The Sea Bird still remains on, but viii
get of as soon es the wind comes faVorabla
for raising the water.
She is out Of the channel and on the bar,
and, it's fAoughss is uninjured.ZSeadask9
Register, Sept l3.
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LANDs OF mITrors

No ssate 1.-THE VALLEY Of the Isssppi casrs 90 great
inducsment 70 The settler as the State Of Illinois
There q portion q the world where an he coudI-
tons q climate and soil 90 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great siapes CoRN and WHEiT ag The
Pfairies Of illinois.
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HnME nEq4ITlrnnH.

II this connection We oner lew testinoniaIs.
II am methodist Clergyman, and when on nv
ircuit have met with many women troubled Wit
ne diseases for which you advertise MarEhals Ute.
1Ds Uatholicon cure have adVised ftg yisa and
has affected eolnplsto cure wherever It hss been
sd Rev. PETER sHARP,-7T
WcssoEn star, Ohio.
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Qrom the Democrat, sc. Ol0ud, Htnn.J
y you are, or have bean troubled with tie he.d
aohe1 send for box, (0sDhsifo Pills u thnf roo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

RE1zEKT0ETH EsoLpIERs.-The Soldiers
Aid Society Of this city received sn order
This morning tor one hundred hospital
shirts drawers, etc. The ladies have them
packed today, and they viii be in st.
Lpais tomorrow night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

IFrOus the KsnsWha Fansy staf, val r0l
We are lziEe thst Bsrsons sufsrsnf MIR hbadiohs,
Nho ~ sAsn, win stick . them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

Iron TIE Gazette, Davenport, IoEA.I
NJ, spaldins would not ocnnsot hiI ns-aS vit6 a
article he did notP- ~ 70 possess rekl merie =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

N--91- - IlIIIlI VIZ LtlElllIlll Is II
lhe oephalic Pin! are said % DO remarkably e.
oe,5 tor hat ssry eQueat pcmplalnt Which hal ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

ECHARIcs, RAR1HRs 4 WORKING MET
THE attention Of the nterprsng ana ihdhsrious por
ton Of the community Is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered fhsm By Tia
MELEoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they VIII perceive, VII enable them, By
proper e1eFgy, perseverance, and Industry % prorie
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very ltils capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

fErom ths HzamInsr. Norfolk, Val
thsT via: 0urs Of hosdachs In Al IL slI