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"CUEAHoGA FANS AGRICULTURAL USIos"
FAIR-The annual fair of this Association
will take place at Cuyahoga Falls, on Mon
day, Tuesday. and Wednesday, Sept. 2sd,
24lh, and 25th. There is to be grand
Military Display, 3 Banner Presentation, q
Free Dinner, and an Exhibition of stock,
fruits sc, Sc. The fairs Of this Society in
tAe past have been perfect successes, and
the Managers promise, this year, inereas-
ing attractions. The Fair grounds are in
superb order, and the officers know exactly
what the people want, and are determined
not to disappOint them. -
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sTAMES ii. ODELL, BRASS
Rk FOUNDER AND NANuFAOTuRER Of
Bras Work OF eYorg description, No. a5 Union Et.
few doBrs from Superior street, Osvaland, Ohio, II.
4 prsnarei 70 furnish al iliutssof work used f0I
atsani WataI Or Gas, and AZ The Farious articlel
used n the Plumbing Bnsinesa. Beer Purars g eli
kilda made enc E9Pstred. bfls5 Castiag sens aAtll
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HCRRIs m sizht gl.h he UaleHrrls1 AEiABIAf
CONDITION. .EOH DE29, where e7ery 0wrar o
Htfsss end Oatils can hna he best Modieine q -
hE many Of the Disease peculiar % surh AniUall
They are SoFefdl1n Eemedy tor Gods, O0dEh1
These Powders always give sati5d.ctl 1n, 1s u
Thousands Who have used them, can testify. Sc
OircuiaI1, II then. For sale b. u. y. 0aylord
y. ". faln3r, 5enlon Hrotiars, and Strong . ArTa
gtrcng, cleveland, %, and u all Dr1gEisG II thf
country. Also st Wholesale By ths Pf0p7igcr, g ~
olllI.o street. olsseialds Ohio. 20 Vhol ~ oFer
mplt bs addraslad
ls,ssassess.s q d - -rIIz q q EaRRla
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Coz. zAHA's CAvALRr. MFifty men for
Col zAhm's Regiment, now orgsniziag ct
MOnrOsvilie, came up from Celunbus this
morning. @
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SWAn o1dsrB EhOuld be addressed 70
HENRI o. sPALDIEa,
r- g Cedar Street., EsW Tork.
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RrrtAs 81 titE OLEvEEAED YAcHTs.-
Tho three cleveland Yaohls--NaOmi, VII
noni and tnknoWn-oams in from San
dusky at 10 o'clock this forenoon, in fine
style, With flying OOlOrs. The boys feel
much slatod wilhths Sesult Of The race.
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beS@ Three and 4 half tons Of army goods
were sent 10 81. Louis for Gen. Fremont, by
the American Express, this afternoon,
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W All Reading Matter on
this page is from cur satur-
day Afternoons Edition.
7 q & CITY
counts UDIon ssmluutlaa Convention

NaTnNT
Pursuant to notice the delegates chosen
stthe primary meetings on Thursday night
met At Natioaal Hall this morning for the
purpose of nominating UUiOD candidates
f,rI Senator, Representatives, 2 Judges
afoommon Pleas, Treasurer, PrOs0Out-
iug Attorney, Recorder, County Com
missioner, and Coroner
:, On motion Chas Bredburn was called to
ths chair and Dr. J. P Robson Of Bedford,
aud Thee. Breok Of Breossvilie, Vice Pres
Slene Wm Bowler and c. L. Russell
we're chosen Secretaries.
Mr. BTadbGrn sad on assuming the
dIair;
return you my siucee thanks for elect
ing me 20 preside over this Union conven-
Hsn. This is probably the first time in 20
yoars thar the men Of Cuyaboga county
hive come together obliyious Of parties TO
uniic in harmonious action. L must be
understood that We are substantially max
tng ou election a. this meeting for the men
phOm you pa 10 nomination
Mr Bradbura then read the proclamation
81 the callibg.Of the ooaveutiOn.
The Score, ny then called the list of del
ogates and examined credentials.
There heinz tao sets Of delegates from
tie township Of Roekperi, motion was
Eads thar committee Of Eve be appointed
By the chair 10 exanine credentials. A
notion TO amend by appointing Messrs.
Allurdt, Fuller, BreOk, LOWrie and Flint
vas made BY Mr. Niopla The amend
Spsnt vas fually sithdrawn and the chair,
IN response to The original motion, aP-
- pointed Messrs. E s Flint J. D. Palmer,
d. H Allardt F. Nicola, and VIM. Well
h0use.
On molten Of AR Englehart committee
o. ave vas also appointed 10 examine the
eredentials Of the delegation from Euclid,
o. the ground that four Republicans and
but two Democrats had been appointed
TIE chair appointed Messrs B. Butts DR..
BagIehart, D. It. Hildreth, J. H. GOrham
g and Wflliam Fngier
Tho committee on ;ho Euclid delegation
ssq ,sAportsi IsatE "a Rsahar had WiIhdraWn
IN favor Of oharles Walters. The report
vas adopted.
The Rockport committee reported that
tas following committee had been appOint
tdihs regular nsnasr At $ regular meet
Jag: Thomas c. French, E calbOrn, vii.
liam Jordan, A. Wager, William Leigh,
Frederick Wright
The Convention then proceeded TO The
nominstion of officers. The following
Esrusmsh were hsped for State senator
lis. Stevens, J. P Robson, R. P. spsul-
ding, A. stone, Jr. James Mason, Harvey
lsice.
Mr.. Stone declined to be candidate
A motion was made that q committee of
SIX be appointed 20 make an equitable di-
visioa Of the nominations between Rspub-
lie1us a1l Democrats
DR.. Harmon of Chagrin Falls, proposed
ihat the vote he oast for Senator, and When
49, esoidsd. that the second oiios should be
flvsns to tao other party. This plan was
hgreei-lo and the Convention proceeded to
ballot. Q q
The result vas rs follows;
James Mason received 4 votes
r. P. Spaulding 26 votes
Harvey Rice IA votes.
II. S stevens Al votes.
J.P Robinson 80 votes.
III
On motion Of Mr.. Stevens, DR.. J. P. Rob.
ssop. Of Bedford. was declared unanimouslv
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RAIIR0AO sYsIEH 0F ILLIAOIss
Over 800 600 COO Of private capital have ben e-
pended On the railroad System Of Illinois. lDnsmueh q
psrt Of the Income from seYersl Of these works. with
valuable public fund In lands 60 70 diminish he STATE
expenses The T1xEs IGHr, and ast Uon5eq queniy
sgeFy day decrease.
TIE STATE DIET.
n, yai. al & only $40 Jos sos IL dsd iriiR ftS
Iasi rse years has been reduced $3.50 I46 ~ dad 1ce
~, ressSaabIg expect Gs ia sss years 4 l0 boRe
Pamphlets Descriptive Of The lands, sol, climate,
On application %
+"
FOR Ehe names OF the Towns, vIIli
nOis Cent. r. H, see pages Rss, 50 &
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To avoid imposition, observe tho signature ana
likeness Of Dr, Stephen Sweet on every labol, and
also "Stephen Sweets Iniallibie Liniment" blown
in the glass Of each bottle without which nOne ayt
geuulno. RICHARDSON & CO.,
Sole PrUprietOrs, Norwich Ct.
For sale by Strong & Arm7trong, Sole Agents fOI
sep27. R2sdeyE
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=. . IIllI.I lIIlll1 II NJ VlII Dtls U
hereby csrtsfy that have baan dealing is ths
lts9anh6rg Hedcines ior the past year and can tr.
y say that have never offered any medione8 to thS
au bic thnt have met with the decided approDation
Z ma psopis Ike these, particularly the Pflls and
J5thelicon. They VIII perform Gl and more than is
cron-sad for them. have sold abouL 1ity bottlss
u the CaihOitcen the past year aut hear the best
rs5nlts IN eyeTs Oass. ). n. q. JOHNSON,
ksrnh Z. ies'. ~ Medical AsDnk
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GlolhInA.
4 BTEM Is WARD yTsITs UNIoN

a RTkM 10 WARD VIsITs UNION
"A HALL.
Mr Aims Word. the Great Snowman
Pal visit % Uai0n Hall;
he Wan;s1 son Clothing he said for himself,
And ior his progeuJ ALL
He sail & at he'd heard that The Prince OF ance
Like IS - be' Of Illinois,
lad ught their JloihiiEat at l nton Hall,
Aad 50 had tbs brAvt soldier eOys-
AMI be wanted to patronizo the man
Who made Clothing tor Princes To WCaf,
And WHO'S customsr's cam nom all parts Of the
For his prices Wers al Eays fair.
He sad he waute a neB brown coat,
all 6dttJned Down BE- ore,
With ioslGr straight Aad "sWallog tails"
Such as tn yWoIe OF yore.
Aud long vest he wanted Of drab bread cloth,
To reach rigat down TO h's thighs,
And hat vita brim thai was Large enough
- ks-p the sun 70 n his eyes-
And he wanted pair o, bro caes of brown,
That only came Gown q the kne1s,
For be d m .de . his mind to travel ound
With the lovely young maiden "Inez.
We told him the @ othing Ws had for sale,
Was II Of tae Latest 8Ree;
The fhLbion be wanted We h ID not on hand,
Bat with Si-asu his measure we'd axe.
EOa suls we m Sde him, OF fns cloth,
acc riding 10 Oroer and mrRsu-e
And when Il was dons hep IL j. right Ons
And saia thas gaTs him much PLEASURE
He said in the papers he'd o.tsn read ~
OF our Deaut ful dalI b.
Anu sd We Us cal as did our customers all.
When he wanted soIas Got ing more.
eems othsr tine We VIII print In rhyme,
His 81 W u InfE the Fair "
1he lively Maid Of tn Crimson Cif.
Who was left on sn sand 20 bars.
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REK0RAL.
A r. REDlNG, MERCHANT
IN TAILOR, has removed to No. Is Prospect
street. Redhead's Bl0cki feW doors west OF JONES
Marble EactOry, where h1 VIII % pleased 70 SEQ eRe
suit his old customers, ~ usual. and now ones In
Vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials VIII II
sdyan tageOus 70 call on him.
~ Particular attention paid 70 cutting Boys
Clothing dentl BEDING. Agent.
,fGENTLEMEN'S 3 CLOTHES UIlEAN-
\ N NE, BenOyating aud MCnding establishment
ERANOIs AdBR, Tailor, No. 10 Prospect street, wiz
hereafter devote his attention 70 cleaning, rsno7R
ting and mending Gentlemgns clothing. BE hes
kaeilities for doing his work In the beat maunBr.
Gentlemen Will ind II for theirintero8t durinzfhea
hard tinee &c give Er. Ager trial.
may 2eR7l
MOTIUE TO THE PUBLIC
~ Our immense stock Of summer OlOthingrWiu
Be sold for the next ~ days at cost All those deaf
ring bargains better call soon. MANN
iuns2lR25 1862 SuDsrior 1t.
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GLUE VII save tsn times lts sOst annually -
sPAIDING's PREPARED eLUl
sPALDINqls PREPARRD GLu1

sPALDINd,s PRRPARED Glue
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YER,s AGUE CURE,
-. -


We arc enabled here 10 Ofar the community
remedy WklCk, while L cures toe above complai1ts
with Certainty, q stin rort5stly haru % IN am
quantity. Such 3 remedy is invaluable a districta
where these afiictlng disorders rrevaiL Lfil
CullEh expsls the miasmatic poison cf FEvEs An
AaUE hom the system, and prevents tbs d5Eelor.
ment Of the dlseaso II tsken on the INST approach
best remedy 70 discovered for ths class of conl-
plants, but also u cheapest. The large QuansitJ
We supply for doll Y brings It within she rsach o.
eFery body and q billions districis, where kEFEr
AND AQUB pravalA every body should have Il and
use 4 freolY boih tor and projections a grgst
gupertority q this rcmedy over any other cIss
covered for the speedy and e0rta IN curs q sit
tents y that 4 contains no Qninine or minera con
seQcatlY u produces no quinlsm - ether ~
affects whatever upon thecou1titptinn. Thosecuret
b. Il ar0 lst a1 healthy a II thsy had never had tbs
Fever and Agus Is not alons the Consequence q
the miAsmic poison. A great varietT of dsordars
arise rom its irritation, among which are hslrd1f
BheaIlotisln, Goaf, Headache, Blindsess, ooaaeh5
Earacha OgfaFrk, 4stana, Palpta.iog PainJa fsr.
which, when originating in thin cause, put On ~
tlis tcaf fs,e, or become periodical. This " CuRE
expels tho Poissn rom thF blood, and eonseIuanly
cres them ali alike Il = IN invaluable pTOaectiou
70 immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the nal iou9 districi8. II takF1 occl-
sionally or daily Wh HeeKp0sed 20 the lniectc1, t
viii be eEecrated RON the system, and cannot accu
mnlate a gui1celt cuainty % rlps1 INTO di9sasF-
loncs y i8 even more valuable for protection than
they aEail themselves Of the protsetoa ihi9 ronady
Pfspsree By DE. J @ AYER 4 o., Lowell, Has.
Nor EaiafF ctrnpr 4 rrnstroTg ~ 81
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elarsd she noninee Of the Convention.
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The ssato is rapidly fling up VIII rolula.9n ss5I
)25 persons having been added since 1850 aEng ne
present pOpulaioH ~ ess, Tlno e io PEI cent n
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TWENTY PER CENT, VIII BE DEDUCTED
rom the valuation for cash, except ie sane should b
iollars.
rrsss. and terms Orp-guaui ran be had
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AGRICULTURAL MAcHIEEs.-First premi-
um, Smith, Barnes & Co., Tifin, O., two
horse wheat drill Second premium, Bald
win, Dewitt s Co, Cleveland, o, two horse
wheat drill.
FRUITs.-First premium, Wilson, Mills
s Co., Ridgeville, o., 6 varieties of peaches
Second premium to same psrties for dis
play and variety. First premium, George
Z)Wers, Perrysburg, o, 10 varieties pears.
First premium to same party for VRrie
ties Of pears. First premien, II. H. G..
Smith, Toledo, o., plate of grapes grown
in opeH air.
PEEMANsHP.-FiTst premium, Bryant,
Folsom, strat;On s FELTON,, Cleveland, o,
best specimen penmanship.
Thirteen thousand persons attended the
Fair on yesterdsy,-tWenty-six thousand
tickets we're sold on the third day.
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1OARDING HoUsE..ThR

DOARDING H0USE--lT HR
q JHOUS1s, No. q Public eGunrs and b. the
Stcne Qhireh,-one % the ploasalteat locations IL
the city-haa been tb5roughlg ralairCd, e1d g nov
t6Gif own rnCmh san % scccmra0Qated with lsrFe
md conVollent rooms and bed-ruDna Rhd Elnliie
BOarderH end Day BoarderB Vtll and ge0d Rbcomaio-
dationR % reasonable taEEnH- tieBpRees gwen and
raauirad. 81 II iiel:RfSl =. w BuhRITT.7
DOARDIN6 .-9OOD BOARD &
d pleasant Rooms can Be had for lsE lingies ssn-
f5aen ,er Gsntle6 a14 thslr WlIe1, 81 ID. = sem
eoEs niEeais AesTie' sioes' 'iyE1 GG eh;tA
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fFrom the Examiner, NorfDIk, Val k,t
They have bean tested In more than thOasan
cases. With entire success.
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NlrnMA


4
q TVRIESEMAR ! 2 -, ARE DE
E5alauS s1d ssouTod ~ the essl1 of the Eo0ls d
shaTmseis de faTis, and she luBaria telia1e q
sledioin6, Vtanna.
No q inVaIuabio Tor exhaustion EpaEuE9er1zsa
md an nhysfcal diaabiiittoa. al a..
e. fiaf bi,ve heretofore been treated bY the nsun
ions and poTnicious uss OF copaiFs and cubeba.
Ho. has entirely aupplhnt9d ths ln1urioz1 r98
aro rV thersty insuTing 70 the sufferer 8pGodV r..
let dis sarsng al iriEuFiaa. and roofing ous tho
vanicn OF djaeaan. trfs.aI
; ifsf EsEMAR, Nos. ], and ;, arc PREPARATION ths
orr of iozonEe, devoid Of tugte ana small un IN
s. carried 10 the vnstcoat pc ckst. Ecld IN tin GO
ard dlYlded into separate dolost - adminitefsd ~
YlJ lah Lailsuand Roux, Ric0ld, &c. Prics IS saak
sh. .reby there b saving - 10 Be had VhoieanlS
1ndrefEil Of Dr.. BA AtONl 10. l9l Blesrker gtroes
New York. Immeaiat1lY on rec WING Eemtttance
pf Barrow VII forward the frassniaT q any par
81 thH world, sscursly paca and add e1sat acoola
rs ~ 81 sd ~ - y J. }. aftORD "a EH
EfeSEs ciestiane9 -
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LFrom the ExsmineE, Norfolk. Val
Cepbalic Pills accomplish the object for Whial
they sore llaas sz Cure Of headache In ell It's ioFm1
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TTrom the Democrat, st. CLOUD, MIMI
Ityou are, or have been sroublsd with the hea6
sohet send for box, (Cephalo Pills.l 90 that yOu
nag have them In case Of AZ stack.
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THE UNDkRSlG \ ED HAVING
purchase thu entire stock OF Olo hing, Cloths,
Cassimeres, XestinEs, &C., from Messrs KLOH,
LEVI 3 MAYER, are now preparing fr an en-
lar cement Of their Fa hiOck with the intention to
carry 90 the Wholesels bsthing and Cloth Bus
ness At th-ir heretofore occupied bui ding, No. A7
Water street JbSEPH JACOBS co
No. l4f Wat. st., Cleveland, o.,
And No. g Leonard 81 New York.
fuava1aud Inc q taHt
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EgroB the Western B. 3. Gazette, nieago, In.l
Wshsartilya qderss Mr. spalding. and his unri
vallsd oephal tnls. Ef ~
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lEron the 6aEstto. Davenport, IoEA-l
Mr.. Spsiding would not connect hfl name with ~
rtiols hs did not p ~ 70 possess rea merit u
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lFrom the Advertiser. Providence, 3. IL
Tns oerhalIc Pills are said to be remarkably Of
feottve remey for the headache and one Of the vsEy
best for that Iery frequent complaint which has
or been discovered.
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Nh0ls number Of EOles go

Mr. GriswOld vas therefore declare the
nominee
On motion the nomination was made unsn-
o3 moss. d 83tHH
A motion Was made that The next candi-
date for Representative be taken from the
West Sid. This being put to vote was lost
g5 The Convention proceeded to ballot
Edward Einsman, ESQ before the ballot,
spoke ia hehalf of Mr.. F. J. Diekman, whose
nomination be claimed on behalf Of his loyal
ty and patriotism.
ID The saleliag lhen proceeded aad resulted
as iollews
F.J Dickman SO
.-s George WillE 40
A p KnoWlfnn So
Scattering 80 2
Total number Of votes l69
Necessary ior a choice So
A motion gas made that Mr. F. ]. Dick
man be declared the nominee BY aeclaps-
ton. The noaen was opposed by G. W. No
- be and sustained BY b F. PeixOt,o. The
motion was finally put and LOST, and The Con-
Y Tentioa again ballottea the result being AZ
follows;
Hes aEcoNp rAlIoF ron REPRESENTATIVE.
F. J. Diekmsn SO
George Wiley 20
A 2. KneHlt0n 10
Scattering
Totalnumbero Of votes osst 10
NECESSARY for choice IS
III. Dictman Fas on moiion then de-
elarsd she nominee Of the Convention.
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Dr.. R6bi5on being called on said

Dr.. Robson being called on said:
For this unsoagbt for honor, l have 20
return you ny humble thanks, and / have
to assure you that with the blessing Of Al
mighty God [ shall execute its duties to the
best Of my espaoity. Years ago / vowed
in my heart thai would never represent
IN any capacity . political party, and
thank God that can accept this Office and
not violate my vow | thank you, gentle
man,l l thank you
The following names were then presented
IS nominees for The oiice Of Representative,
4ln milf lie lalInt hnin., q, f,Il,rr-.
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IFrom the Advertiser, FrOvsIsnos. B. II
Ths testimony IN thsiF favoF b strona, tom tha
most rogpectable QGartoTa. .r.0l r.
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TFrom the KsnaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that PeEsols slHOrins With haadsshs.
uho try thoms VIII stick . them
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STATE FAm-PREMIUMs.-AnOng The
premiums awarded on the fourth day, We
notice the following:
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Lppea ana ON 4pafg.

w u. MARVIN, HAVING
Removed to the large & commodious store,
No. 30 SOUTH SIDE Pun. SQUARE,
Two doors East Of his former stand Il nov fully pre-
pared to oier TO bis thousands Of friends and cuH
toners ane THE rest Of ofmAnkindn a large variety
STOVES ENAMRLED CRATES.
HOUsEFURNIsItIsiG GOODS TIN, cop
IN =. PER aSl So RET. IRON EARHS,
At the lowest Eeduced Itatoa, on the SiHE FRICE
SYSTEM
THE "DISPATOH COOKING STOVE
Is continuing 70 increase In public favor and a the
most DURABLE, ECONOMICAL, QUICK and
PERFEC operating Stove in the marast As thots.
ands Of Bousekeepers Il. this city aud surrounding
country VINO are daily using tbs Stove will tesrif
He has als0 large variety Of other rev Stylts Of
0edklhti STOVES. aB-SEsll rs = y
PARL0R, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Goal, Of
CLkhELAe Nd sAND.oEHER MAHUFADTURE
lie manufactures. and has for salo at whoiesaie
and retail, az kinds Of Plain snd Japanuea Tin,
ssoIper sI and Shest Iron Nere Hia Etock Of HoUce'
A1r6le MaHflcs cnd Enamsle3 Crates.
Is large and complete in style and finish i.-r1.
- ~ are most cordially invited 20 cali before
purchasing el-ewheFe, and Judge for themselves,
snd satislscti0n q giiarans ed at the
ST0KB 4 GRA7,E BMPORf w
W. l.. EARrIH,
no 20 Eouth sido Public 8gusra,
aug3 fNevaiaBi, Ohio
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t IEFom ths So Ii0uis DomooratI
sThsimmsnso demand GoE the sartiess( Osphaiis PIls
4 rapidly enereasins. sa-t
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IANns az IT.LTrnIa

No sats In she Valle Of the Mississippi offers 90 great
AZ nducement 70 the settler as the State Of Illinois.
Thsre ig portion Of the world where all the cond
tons q climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples Cox and HzEAT as The
Prairies Of ullnoa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
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SoROFUIA, OR KINGS EYII.,
0ONCTT TTTTTTONAT

SoROFUDA, OR kINe's EYIL.
is A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE. eorruption Of the blood, b. which this
HSd becomes VitiAIed weak, and poor Being IN
burst out IN disease on any part Of Il Ne organ Z
not destroy. The scrofulous taiht is .yari2usly
cau5ed by rnercuFial diseese low living, dis0rdrred
Or unhealthy food, impure air, 6lih qnd fllhy hah
real injection. Whatever be its oFigf- it IS hered
tsry in the constitution, descending 'Om parents
indeed, It seems TO be the rod Of Him who sayB u
will visit The inlguities Of the iethers upon fheT
lis elects commence bY deposition from the blood
Of corrupt or ucerous Iaatters 9hichi in the lunga
liver and internal organs is termed tubereiesi IN
OF Sores This foul Corruption, which gsnders In the
blood depresses the energies Of ie 50 that scroiu-
lOus constitutions not only suffer from crotul0us
eomPa.tRsa, ent snsy hsEs iaE les PoSer 2 with
vast numbers perish b. disorders which, although
not scTofuious In their nature ar st rendered IA
sumption which deeimstes the human saiily has o.
origin directly In this scrOfilous contg1n nation
and many destructive issases Of tha liver, kidne7s
brain and lneesd q ali the orEans ariss tom o
arc aggravated By the sane cause.
Psr9oqs are invaded by this lIuing iafscticns enc
their health is undermined b. It. 10 ceaase i iron
the system We must renoFate the blood by an Gltera
tive medicine and nvig0Fste il By hear fcos I'D
sLorcse. such medicine We supply
A ER'S
OoEPoUND ExTRACT or SABsAPARnLA,
ths most sfectual remedy which the nudical skill
onr times can devise for this oTeryWhsre prevailing
and htai malay. Il Is com bined ron the most hc
tive remedialB that have been discovered for the ez
purgation Of this foul disorder from the blood, anc
the rescue Of the syBt6m from ls destructive
Quencoa. Hence Il should Be employed for the cur
Of not only Scrotula but also those other actlOli
which arise from Is, such as ERUPrT7I sn S1E
DlsEAsEs, ST. ASIHoEX's kIRE, Ross, Or ERTsIFE.
Las, PINPIEG, PU5FBLE3, BL0FCHES, BLAIEs, Az
BoILst IuM0ns, TErEEB and SALT PHuElIi sCA,T
HAD, ETEoWOBf. kHEU1lATIszI, 3 .HILITIc zlC
MKRcURIAL DISEASES, DEorsF, DEEPEPalA, DsaII.
III, and Indeed, ALL CoMFLa IETs ARRlsIEG FRoz
iNITIATED on I1lFUaE BLOOD. The popular hcle III
HtmpuritF Of the blood is founded In truth, ioI
scrofnla Is degsneralion Of tbe blood. ne parfr
ular purpose and virtue OF this Saraapara s 70 pl
riiy and regenerats this vital fluid, without Whiri
sound health Is Impossible IN contamlnatsd ocnsa
tations.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CUBE OF
6SteTRiitte1t FsVeT, or Fever ded As5e, ReziE
ts1t Fever, G7.iH Fever, Dumb Agsse, Pc
riodleGI headache, o. Bilious Head-
ae6s, and BilIioIIs Fsser5 isSse2
fOT tie Vbols class Of De
sases oTigisatiEg IN b
baTy 8eTd1QeaseDt,
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