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n. Y. STOCK MARKRT.-APRIL IL.
TRF

Market depressed. Border State securities are
heavily lower. Chicago = Burlington 66f; Chicago
4 Rock leland ~; Cleveland 4 Toledo M; GalrnH
4 Chicago 6; 90; Illinois Central script coz; Michf-
gan southern guaranteed 80; Michigan Genital $50;
Reading 34h; Harlem p~r0fsrred 80 8uiHudsou 33lE
Erie 2lA b 90 New York Central BY; Tennessee rs
57A Missouri &C. 500; Virginia Ak; North Carolina
IS; Michigan Southern sinking fund bonds IS; Uui-
ted states oe registered OF 81 s7h; Treasury rs lOL.
Amer the board Tennessee s. sold down 10 81; Vir-
Finia 46: Missouri 4gN.
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RIsHlLRN II OOUNsRL.

BosToNY April II.
large meeting q IriEh citizens wss held Isst
night Patriotic resolutions were
1a6 eeYotion to the
% raise Az Irish regiment, and tender Il 10 re
Prerid1uf
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8rass foanara.

JAMES Fl, ODEbL, BRASS
q TOUNDER AND MAh9tAOIghER o.
Brass Work Of every descrtplQa 80 g1lon p1
asW doorl from Bupari0rgtreeh Oi9EeAnql Ohio. y.
9 prepared 70 fnrnish al H1G o. work u1ed ~
ugsd IN thu Plumbing Blsines- B0r Pumps Of al
30 naaRs9e 100
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From TORONTO

TORoEro, April l6.
Agents Of the Washington Government
sre here ~eHdeavoring to purchase the steam
er Peerless. She is an iron vessel built on
the river Ciydein Scotland and q very hand
sOms crEh.
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FRnM RnsTON.

BOSTON, April II.
The city is filled. Soldiers are still arriving,
and are understood to go to Washington, COM
manded by Gen. B. T.. Butler. The Governor
made them a speech from the State House. Four
regiments leave this week; one for Fort Monroe.
The Suffolk Bank rendered 500 600 TO the
State, and the same amount to the United States.
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O 10 FOR WISCONSIN,.

AADIsoNi Wis ApruE.
The Legislature adjourned sine die to-day. The
Governors Guard have rendered their services and
have been accepted. Volunteer companies are or.
gantzing In all parts otthe State. Excitement runs
hirh.
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RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT.

PRovIDEEcE, April II.
The Legislature has passed q bill authorizing
the raising of q regiment.
It is understood that S5OO, 900 will be sppropri-
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FROM MINNESOTA.

81. Paul, MINI, April17.
Gov. Ramsey, of Minnesota, to-day issued q
proclamation for q regiment volunteers, in re-
Spouse TO the call from the War Department.
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TROw -pTNNgYLVANTA.

READING, Pa, April l6.
The Ringgold Flying Artillery, Of Reading,
Capt jas. Mcknight $50 men with four field
pisces received q requisitioE nun the Gov
ernor, this morning, 10 set out this evening
al 9 o'clock for Harrisburg.
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DIR. KNAPP, OoULIsr, OF IA
olfhe Eye. and Deafness,
AtNo. 155 Prospect stTest. Cleveland, o.
Abundant testimonials Of persons restored 70
Sight or Hearing 10 New York. the Wdgtem stnfr4.
and Northern Ohio. "a
Artiaoigl eyes inserted THAF now, and the beIt
quality. Dr. X. has taksna Diplomat cOmBetltion
WITH ali other Oculsts, at the New York State PAR.
for his superb Artificial Eyes.
- No charge for examiuati1uI.
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UNION MEETING.

WARREN, 0. April II.
An enthusiastic Union Meeting was held here last
night. Speeches we're made by men ofnll PARTIES
The ts but one sentiment-"The Union must be
maintained and the laws enforced 70
Volunteering Is going on briskly.i
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AsHINGToN, AprlIlI.
The Governor of Rhode Island has been tele-
graphed to come here with his quota Of troops
Immediately.
EThe reports are not believed that Harper's
Ferry has been seized, or that JEFF Davis Is in
Richmond.
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From the Examiner. Norfolk, Val


From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalie Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
thsy were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all It's forms.
rFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than a thousand
easss, with entire success.
tErom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Tor a box, (Cephalic Pills,) 50 that you
may nave them IN case oil an attack.
IFrOm the Advertiser, Providence, b. IL
The Cephalio Pills are said to be a remarkably s-
tectiye remedy TOR the headaehe, and one Of the ven
Deit IoE That Is[y ireluent eomp,aint witch has eV-
From the Western r. R. Gasetts, Chicago. M
We heartily, endorse Mr.. ~spalding, and his unri
vailed OePhalic Pills.
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsadaohs,
who try them, win stick to them
From the Southern Path Finder, NO
Try theml you that are afflicted, and we are surs
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
IFrom the st. Louis Dsmoorat.l
The immense demand for the article CCephalio Pfiis)
Is rapidly INCREASING.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. spllding would not connect his name with an
article be did not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Proyidonee, 4.
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News. Newport, B. Il
OephAlio Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
lFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOstoh.l
Said to be very sfleaeious for The headache.
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from CINCINNATI,

CINcISNATI, April II.
The City Council tonight passed ! re.oIr,ion
rendering, $4,000 in cash from the sipkira
Fund, and appointed 8 committee TO tander m
moneyto the Governor. The committSs lei for
Columbus to night.
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RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

he deep rich loan Of tho prairies Is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that tho farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great num-
bers. The area Of Illinois is about equal to that Of In
gland, and the soil Is 80 rich that Il will support twenty
millions u people,
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LOUISVILLE, April II.
An extra meeting Of the City Council this evening
appropriated Fifty thousand Dollars 60 arm the
City. 1t is rumored that a steamer with Govern
ment arms, N route frem st. Louis to Newport, is
likely 10 be stopped on her trip.
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NEW YORK EQUAL TO THE EAIRR-
GENCY.

INV YORK, April II.
The meeting Of merchants to day was NEST i'm
posing and enthusiastic, representing the most
wealthy portion Of the community. Twelve
hundred dollars headed the subscription list for
the Seventh Regiment on the spot. There were
only twalua subscribers. FT5DaDly $4,000 will
be raised tomorrow
3I5 P. MA mob has just gone dow Wall
street to the Journal Of Commerce to enforce the
mob law or have the American flag hung out
The Express and Day Book complied under the
same terms.
$50 P. M-The Journal Of Commerce saved
their building by displaying the American flag.
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PRIKArRERING.

New HoRK, April II.
Special 10 the Herald from New Orleans Sew
srel vessels are fitting out here, anticipating let
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SOUTHERN NRRs.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April II.
Offers of Northern volunteers are considered
gascOnade, but regiments are forming to meet
them. Men and money are freely offered.
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LANns OF uITNnIa.

No Stats IN the Valley Of the Mississippi oaers so great
an inducsmehtto the settler as the STATE Of Illinois.
There Is no portion OF the world where all the condi-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples, CoRS and WEEAE, as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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FR0M NEW HAVEN.

INV HAVEN Aprh 10.
The Elm City Bank has just rendered to
the t~iOvernor + the State $4,000 towards
meeting the National emergency, with hber-
~ 70 GnaH at sight
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P. BOWER.

RLCMBER AND GAs FILTER
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hall ]
HanuActuresandkeep constantly on hand III kinkI
ofPlumberg' and Gas EitterB' materials, such a
Hydrantg, Bath-Tubs,W ater-tiosota, Wnah-gtnnS--
Bath-goilerg, Lead, galvanized and Iron PiS9
sheet Lead Brass and Iron Lit and Force pumrS
Brass and Plated Eaucetg, and everything neoee7sr1
g nt up Houses Stores, &e.s with water and Fag. On
the most approved principles.
ArAli work warranted and dona uuncfuauv-
RsEtPuiE attlatn aFR % iobbng aad eoantry
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BRECKRRIDGR URGING ON THE RE-
BELLION.

LEXINGTON, KY, April II.
Major Breckenridge writes from Richmond,
KY, to q friend in Lexington " have filed ali
my appointments, and some extra ones, to i'm
mense crowds. Kentucky should call a Conven-
ton without delay. and Lineoln's extra session
of Congress should be confronted by fifteen
States. This alone can prevent general civil
war. The adherence Of 1incoln's proclamation
Is Immense amongst the people"
Mr.. BreckinTidge speaks in Lexington to NOR
row Thursday night, and at Louisville on Sat
urdoE
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MAIN 3
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ErEEaD-Aprn1 Is

EhrERAD@Aprl Is
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, 49, bags oats, 50 bbls
nour, H,Ssl lbs ragsFl38 bbls potatoes, IS
bags potatoes, sundrfes.
Schr. Nonpareil, Davis, OsWego, 600 bbls salt.
Schr. Ada, (Br.) McDermOBd, PIT. Rurwell, sundries.
ScoW &c. PendletOn, Duncan, Detroit, i41 tons coBl.
Schr. VIM. 3. Case, Bo:kWith, OsWego, 600 bbls salt.
Schr. W. j.. Ogden, Moore, OBwego, 800 bbls salt,
200 bDls water lime.
Schr. Rsbecca, Dawson, Buffalo, light.
schr. J. W. Sargant, Goodman, OsWego, 200 bbls
salt.
Schr. H.. 8; Lansing, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 700 bbls
salt.
Schr. Cuyahoga, Roberts, Buffalo, 200 bbls salt, go
water lime, q tons coal and empty barrels.
ScoW Coaster, 5. q. Biogett, Conneaut, lumber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

RICHMOND, April lisp. NJ.
The Ordinance of Secession has not passed.
The Convention is still in secret session, and
nothing certain is known.
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btmF. Oceon1 Evans, Detroit.
schr. Correspondent, Donnahue, Kingston, 2g5 tons
iron ore.
schr. VIM. H. Dewitt, Tsbleman, Buffalo, 30 tons
marble.
Schr. J. S. Gross, Grover, Oswego, light.
Schr. Eli Butts, McDayis, Buffalo, light.
Schr. Fremont, Flint, Chicago, zoo tons coal.
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APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, April l6.
Sol. BosWOrth is appointed postmaster at
Marietta, o.
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Aspecial dispatch to the Post says It Is ru-
mored on good authority that the secessionists
of Virginia have just seized Harper's Ferry Ar
senal. No confirmation.
A special Dispatch 70 the Tribune says It Is
distinctly announced on Southern authority that
as soon as the necessary act Is passed by Virginia
the Navy Yard at Eorfolk viii be seized.
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FROM NEW YORK.
FROM MONTGOMERY.

NV YORK, April II.
The American flag not yet hoisted. Anew
Fork Hotel disturbance feared tonight,
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MORE FUNDS.

PROVIDENCE 4 Ill, April II.
The Legislature has Appropriated Five Hundred
Tn ousand Dollars for Military Purposes.
fhe Banks offer Two Hundred and Fifty ThOus-
and to the Slate.
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FROlI MONTGONFRY.

MONTGOMERY April Il.
Fifty thousand volunteers from Kentucky and
Tennessee have been offered to the Confederate
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nIORR TROOPs TO RR CALLED.

MONTGOMERY, April II.
The Cabinet has had 8 long session to-day. A
proclamation will be issued TO morrow calling
15o,O 900 more troops into the field.
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ROYYEAU LAFECTEUR'S RoB.
~ authorized and adopted by he Wesfr-r T--ri.
y aranes - sePpiied totho French Navy. Tiis
~ ne plaza Of Cod Liver or. arfrrrE
aafsaParllal Iodine and Msrcary. II IA r.so|~erd-
@s4m tne ho{Fitala OF frsnce for Tsticrs
49, AbSsrl. Uleerlr 5~e1ofula, scurTy, Flour-
5asoas@ s2e kin TIE k9B g elpeeialiy ns5i1J
ssS-~ ~ = kn44llc bl5eass, de1iEnatd Prs
ooomp9n e4ch bottle. Prica erfoffa
si5.s-9na = saylozasnd Hammond. Drar-
%ng9EGElp1a4fslL eaTai1- III 80 -
IL = aurITi4m
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n. Y. CATTLE MARKRT-APRIL 10.

BEEB-market &c lower; range 60sKe; bulk Of
sales below 7Ac. Receipts 400 and salos 1900 head.
SHEEP ~ LAMBs-Market Csc per head lower;
quoted at S301,5Q. Receipts are 5000 head. =
SWINk-Market d~e-llning. Sales at B6@5Rc.
Receipts 600 head.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

MENPRIs, April II.
Saunders declines the Postn'estership. A Com
mittes Of Safety has been appointed. Resistance
1eennRl 10 unanimous. Cannon are being cast.
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Last Nights Report.
NEW YORK, April II.

RUMORED SEIZURE OF HARPKR,s
FERRY AND THE NAVY YARD AT
NORFOLK. VA.
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MCHANICa FARNERs 8 WoRKNa ~.

MOHANICs, FARMERs 8 WORKING Nh.
TUE attention Of the enterprsng and industrious por-
i ton Of the community Is directedto the following
uLugOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, to provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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@eaieal.
CANFORD5S LIVER INyTgGk.

GANFORD'S LIVER NY I5Gh
- ABOR never Dsbnitatss. IL = ,on.7oza-R
entirely nee IRON GUNS, and has bsco.-e an -
tabtshed t1ct, 8 standard Hedicins, knsEr alIe
TO with confidence in all diseases for which Is q
It has cured thousandsf within the last tEoE-n
who had given up all9 hopes Of rslisf As To-
sion show.
4 doss must be sd.p- ted TO the tsmpe smse
q tae individual taE1ngr ndu9edt nEuch B1
Let the dictates Of your- Judgment quids you
The use Of the LIYERG NNfIGORATOB, and
vi eme LlFzR COE-O PAINTS, Bmr0Us Al
EAcKs, DEsPEPEIA, CHOH4z 10 DIARRaGk, SunrTf
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MEAzEEss, and may be gucegsfnly Is al
ORDINARY FAMlLYI-a IEFDICTNE VII
ours SICK los thousands can -
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ct the eommenoe-l lment Of ne attack.
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Also hanfOrdS Family Cathar6c Pills
Compounded IRON Pure Vegetable Extracfs, and %
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keep IN any elimats.
IhoIAMALN CATHAHTIG j f8 q ranfIa tHf
acttFa- Oathartic, which ths Proprietor has used IN
his practice mors than twenty years.
The constantly tncrea4-fZ ing demand hom thcs
Eho have long used thefSt and the atiEne-
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AoEy pl1lI kAomIGI fHlAllu N4a EaIeE OF All .
The Profession WE'LL iknoN that different "a
thartics act on dfderentF-- portions OF Ire lowell
The Family OatharticH PHI has, With due mar
ence to this wen estab-l lished hct. been CON
pounded from q Varistylo iof the Durest Waraf1bfF
Extracts, which act allkel- on every usrt Of fhs -
menoLy canal enG areE coon and EAEE I'm al
cases Wnere q gafhar1cH. H8 needed, such q Do
OF the Stom-G iach. sleepfnse1. p - 4
the Back and Ioins, Cos-4 tfTsnea, Pm ~ So
ness over the whole Body IRON hidden colf. whfet
II negiectsd,H end In q long c1urga q
leFeE. Loss o. Appe-E Ete, g Creeping een1E
ton Of Cold over the Body, Reatie1HneFE
heeo-Aenei OF Melght in the Head, all ln1am
mHtory Diseases, WormaO N Chfdren o. Adul1
Bheumatilm, 3 great Purifier Of the Blood and mans
diseases g which desh q heir, too numaronE % mn
ton In this advertisement. Dose 4 20 a.
PRICE ~ CEET5.
&SEho Liver lnTig9rEtor and Family Gthar6
Plg are retallsd b. Druggists generally and aod
b. the Trade IN al the large toVns.
4. 7. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufactures and Proprietor
aEEA Us B~roadway, New York.
- saaioEd's Liver layfgOrator aud oafhartia
Pills are By sale b.
CHGRCHliL BRO, Druggists,
AA coz. Pub. Square and Onfario 81.
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DIX k J. Lyons,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND GHECn

DR. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUEa
AND CHEST,
Y NOWN ALL OVER pHH
tho Country a. tho cslebrGted
INDIAN HERB DOOfOk
will Be ct bis ofice, No. ~ Superior street, Clera
land, Ohio, (~oppOsits the Post Once, two doors eal
Of H0hman's Block on the following dates OF esd
lsL "a I'D, I2th lsth I4h asd3Otk
HTA PAMPHLETS
containing bTie1 sketch Of DR.. LKoN's Lis, Study
and extensive Travels, has lust been issued By him
which can be obtained at his Odic8 By All who dsain
one, free Of charge
APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
ToledO-Meroaants Hotel, formerly Collins HouuS
each month, 9Th, 18th and 18th.
Accommodating House, each month, ID ana ith
: House. each month, 9Th and 9th.
Paine8Vide-OOWleg House, each month, ash.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each month, 9 10
E~lyria-Beehe House, each month, 18th and lTth.
B~ellsvue-BslleYus Hougs,nach month. nth 4 nj.
HorEalk-Amsrican House, each m0nth, ISsn
Adrian, Mioh.-Each month, I'd and "a.
mangfeld-znh and 18th.
DR.. LYONS PROCESSES 10 discern diseases b tn
Eye. BE, therefore, asks no guestions, nor require
the patients % relate any Of their symptoms. Con.
2ns and All, and have your symptom and tbs ooai
MAXIM ADHRRED 10.
lgIe such balm ~ have no gtrlto
Win nature or tine Laws ollie;
With blood my hands I never stain,
Nor FOI3ON mel % eaE6 their naln.
P.8.-Dr- LYON pledges bis sacred word and hona
Or that be vi In noWise, diroetly andindirectly, b.
duos or cause any invalid 70 take his medicine With
out The strongest probability Ofrelei or q cure,
decentralization and adVios free o. oharraSBu
Tha Bonr VII ~ hveraliv considered dos
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FORTS TAKEN
FROM MEMPHIS.

CHARLEfToN, April II.
Governor Ellis has telegraphed here that he had
taken the Forts of North Carolina.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tenders have been made for letters of marque
and reprisal.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDLNGS
OEP L 8,
WIN convines all who suffer from
Thata
SPEEDY n SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH
As these Testimonials wore unsolicited By Mr.. spal-
ding, they afford unquostiOnabs proof Of
ths efficacy of this truly scisn-
hao disOOvsryl
MAsosynLr, Conn, Fob. s. 1854.
Mr. sRALDrSe.
SO well that 1 want you to send me We dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom l gave
q few out Of she first box I ggt from yOE-
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
aAvERTORD, Pa, Feb. g. 1861.
l wish you to send me one moro box Of your Ceph-
allie Pills, l have received a graf deal Of benefit IRON
MANY ANN CLUBHOUSE.
sFnvOH o7EEE, Huntington, Co., Pal
~ en-, win please send me tive boxes Ofyour Cspha-
no Fuls. send them Immediately.
Respectfully YOU'RE,
P ST. have used Oas box ofyouS Pills nd ind
BELLA VERNON, Ohio, Jan. SBsI.
HsNRXO q. sPALDINo, Hsq.,
Please aRd inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me mother box Of your Cephalio Pills. They
are truly the best Pills L have ever tried.
Direct A 5TOVER, P. n.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
d. C.. sPALDEs, Esq,
II wish for some circulars or large show bills, 10
bring your Oephalic Pals more particularly before
ny eustomers. 1fyOu have anything Ofths kind,
please send 70 me.
one Of m customers, who Is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days,) was cured OF
an attack in one hour By your Pills, which 4 sent
her' Respectfully YOU'RE ~
RsrNOEDsRgEg, Franklin Co., Ohio,
HEEHI Q. sPALDTEa,
No. IS Oedar ST., N. T.,
DEAR SIR:
Enclosed find twenty-five C25) Cents, Tor which send
box Of 'Gephalic Pills" Send TO address Of Rev.
Wn. Q. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin o., ohio.
hour Pulls work like a c~harm-cure Headache al
most nstanter. Truly yours,
HM. q. FILLER.
YPsILAETI, Mich, Jan. a, 1901.
Nh. S~PALDNe,
BR:
Not long since I sent 70 you for a box Of Cephalie
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
uVeness, and received the same, and they had so good
an effect that l was induced to send fore more.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
A. 4. z
WNaFawaF mTacL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
veloping the soil the great resources Of the state h
coal and iron are almost untouched. Theinvariable rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andf uei
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day inIlinos, and
in the course or the next ten years the natural aWsand
necessities Of the case warrant the belief thas AZ least
Eve hundred thousand people viii be engaged b the
state Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
meufg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-18
SCOTT APPROVES ANDERsONs CON-
DUCT.

XIV VII "FEN "
Special to EIpress-WAsHINoTOS, April IL
General Scott says out loud that nothing could
be better than Major Anderson's conduct. He is
entirely satisfied.