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MeaiEines.
AYERS 8ARsAPARILLA,


A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE.
"A SIGNED to be the most efIocrusl AIrEzATITT
thaEean Be made. II is concentrated extract o.
Para SerseParile, 50 combined with other slos5an'
efectiye antidots for the diseases Sarsapsriilai
puted to cure It is believed thai such remedy Is
pIaints and that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service 20 TINS arg
class of our afflicted tellOw-citizsna. How connpt5te-
" this compound viii do il has been proven By OK.
pertinent many Of the worst cases to be found N
the following complaints
TIOEs AND ERuPTITE DISEASES, ULCERS kiAPLksi
BLoTCHEs, IUsoss, SALT knEes5 SoALD AZ 1sI, -
DIgEAsE, DROPsY, HEURALGIA Oh Tic DoULOUREu1s
DEDILITy, DYSPEPSIA AND lSDIGEs5Ios ARIslP1l.As
ROsz or 81. AsTE9SX' tIRs. ane lnueed me ELlole
Blood.
health, When taken in tho spring, to expe the foul
humo-s which festsr in the blood at that season Of
rankling disorders are nipPsd in ths bud Multi
tndes can, By the ala OF this renedys spare sle19
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptlons and u
cerouB sores, through which the system VIII strive
70 nc itself OF CorruptiOns, II nGt eadscq 70 40 ms
through the natural channels Of the body BY a al
terative medicine. Oieanss out the vttiated plooq
Whenever you End its impurities bursting through
the skin in pimPes, eruptions, or sores, essnse II
veins; cleanse II whenever Il il tOul and your tee
disorder is fsft peoole enjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing ths blood Keep the blood
healthy, end al Is WELL bot with this Pabulum o.
Sooner or later something must 60 wrong, ana the
great machinery Of s Is disordered or oyerth7own.
Sarsnparilla has, and deserves much, the reDuta-
ton OF accomplishing these ends. But the world
has been egresiously deceived BY prepereons Of IL
rarity because the drug alone has not ali the VII
that is claimed for it, but more because many pre-
parsfions pretending 70 be concentrated extracts OF
T. contain but little q the virtue OF sarsaearas or
any thing else.
During laIs year5 the publio hsEo been mised y
large bottles, pretending to give quart Of Extr
CT saTaperilla for one dollar. Most OF these have
been frauds upon the sick, for thny not only con n
little, If any, Sarsapariia but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter aud painful dis
appointment has followed the use Of the various e1
trnctB OF Sarsaparila which food the market, until
the name itself is Justly despised, and has bsoome
synonymous with imposition and chest. Still We
call this compound SarsapErilla and intend to SUP
ply such remedy IS shall rescue the name from the
load Of obloGuy which reefs upon Il. And We think
We have ground Tor believing it has virtues which
are Irresistible by the ordinary Of the disease
Il Is intsndsd 20 cure In order e secure their com
pete eradication from the systeni the remedy shouio
Be jgdioiOusiT taken aoSort1g 20 directions en- th
bOttla.
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HITCHCOCK GUARDS OF GEAUGA.-This
Is the name of the company who came in
from Geaugs County on yesterday after
noon, accompanied by the Burton Brass
Band in full uniform, and went intO camp
last evening.
The company numbers one hundred and
one men. At meeting this morning, on
the camp ground, the company adopted foT
q name, Hitchcock Guards Of Geaugs," in
honor of Peter Hitchcock, of Burton The
following officers Of the company we're el.
ected Captain, VIM. R. TOlles, Of Burtoni
lst Lieutenant, W. W. Mum, Of NeWbery
I'd Lieutenant H. W. johnson, of Middle
field.
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WTARRANTED IN ALL GASES.
pa. HARvEY's
CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For tho prevention and cure Of all those difnepi,
tics which tho Female system is peculiarly Aole
arising nom
Stogpags Of Nature or ObstrIctiOns lo-
These Pills have never bsen known 20 fAii when
tho dreetons have been strirtly followed, ana they
are perfsctly ssfs to take by the most delicate.
TO MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, Is they remove difficulties ana restore
nature no matter from what cause tbs oDstructlon
may arise. A lev days in most cases will PTodnoo
the desired effect; and although 50 powerful, yet nc
inry vi n yer resuh from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, Is they have an
| eject contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physicians and apoth'
eceries can be had on application to the agent who
will send the Pills. II desired, " mail, post; paid, C
any address, en- receipt Of the money. sod in boxes
containing sixty Pills, by ali the principal drugglsf
g. W. CLARK, Gen Agent
gv7esR2e tso 9upsrfor 81 fRev2land. q.
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We have about dozen
LAoE MANTILLAs AND LACE POINTS
Of good quality and styles, which we will sell at
80 GENTS on THE DOLLAR.
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PREsEET poPuLAgIoN.

PRESENT POPULATION.
ne stats Is rapidly fling up with population o65,
025 persons having been added since 1850 making ne
present population 23 e53, rato of lo2 per cent n
ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Tbs Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than
NOS other Saie. The products sent out during
tb D,st wear erceeded 800 900 TOTS he wheat crop
of OapDrosches 35 900 COO bushels, while The eorn
crop Yields not less than 10, 900 900 bushels.
FERTmTTY OF TIE SOIL.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesre such IN
mediate results for his labor upon thcss prairie soils
hey being composed Of deep rich loam the fertility
of which, IS unsurpassed By any on the globe.
10 ACTUAL CULHVAToRA
Snes 1884 ne Company hare sold ,3Oo, 600 densl.
They sell only to actual eitiUGto7g, and ezy eoIrz1
eoyinfus a., dgres14t % ctiBds Ths To1d has 5ee8
eo1sr,lced through less I1nds at an expense Of $50 900,
loo. In 1850 lte population c 1orty'lisis eotlsi,
through tgich 4 pdssss iods only 335 593 ses to 4I9,
293 hare ben addsd waking ts aGhsle Poation 81,
so1, gain of IA pr esst
EVIDEHCES OF PROSPERITY. y
As an evidence OF the thrit Of tAe people, tsy Be
stated that 800 900 tons Ct freight, ncudng coo 900
bushels OF grain and go 900 barrels Of -four were for
warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen viii find the free school
system encOuraged By the state and endowed win
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
dren can live in sight Of the church and schoolhouses
and grow up with The prosperity OF the leadng STATE n
the Great Western Empire
i PRICES AND TERMS OF Pk7EKKT.
\ The prices OF these laads vary from Sc 70 SIS per
aere, according 10 location, quality, &c. FIRST ols9
farming lands sell for about sic 70 So per acre and
The relative expense OF subdung praire and as con-
pared win wood land Is IN the ratio Of % 10 IN favor
tho former The terms of salefor The bulk OF these
] lands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
SIX per cent per annua and interest notes a sK
er cent payable respectively in one to, three FOUR
live and six years from dats OF sale and four notea
FOR principal payable IN four, i've sxand ser IN yel
from date ofsale the contract stpulg that e-tenth
of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
leach and every year. for i've years from date q sale
10 that as The end Of yo years o1ea sha DO Fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should Be
al six dollars per acre. when the cash price VIII be nVa
dollars.
productions prices, and terms or payment can be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,oas. and cities situated upon the nIl-
$50, ,APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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BIO AND LrTTLz BEAVER BRIDsHs.-It is
now believed that these two bridges, on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, will be
90 far repaired that trains will run over
them by Tuesday of next week, in safety,
A large force, under Messrs. Thstcher
Burt & Co. of this city, have been at work
night and day since the bridges were
washed away. Mr.. Thatcher left this city
this morning, for the work.
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HARTExUs WARD."-This distinguished
individual, whose advent has been 50 long
and anxiOusly looked for in this city, ar
rived on the cars from Pittsburgh this
morning. He is the same Il GAI;emus" still,
barring q the show" which he left behind
to pacify the children, while he should Fsy
9 visit to his numerous friends on the Lake
Shore. The lhst We saw Of him, he was in
the hands Of the Depot police, the chief Of
whom seemed to have transcribed his
powers, probably because he thought the
"CODmittee on Water was an inapprO-
pirate sppendsge, to reception, in q
heavy rain storm.
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RURIoUs KOINoIDENCEI
A SLOAN UHDEs TIN ooUSTSR
nth AID OTHERs IN A BO1

MORRIS IN olehl Win hia CeIebFaeod ARABIAN
CONDITION. PUNDEBS, where every owner q
Hor9ss and Cattle and the b9sl Medicine IN use
for many Of The Diseases peculiar % such Aninala
Z They are q Sovereign Remgdg " Ocldlr eolEha,r
- These Powders elWaF8 giFl aat taiactol, as tie
Ihoqsandl Eho hays nsed tnems cAn testify Set
CircularI. Try them. For 5aie by =. r. Gaylord,
y. W Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong = Arm.
strong, Cleveland, o., and ~ 81 Druggists II ths
county Also at wholesale by the PrUpretors ae l6l
Ontario street, Cleveland, Oslo, 70 whom all orsrs
-sls ssss.assds@ z eli..s'- q EORRTs
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HAEEE's 41sr REonENT.-A company Of
Infantry from Trumbull county, to be at
tsohsd to the 41st Regiment Col. HaEeD,
viii arrive in this city this afternoon and
20 iatO camp. The company was enlisted
by Z. opdyke, Of Warren, and s, A. Bush.
nell. Of Hartford.
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ARTILLERY CoNPAKT FROM TRUNBUL1
CoUxTY.-An Artillery Company, under
command Of Capt E. Spear, Jr., will leav'
Warren on Friday afternoon for Cleveland
They are to be attached to Wade s Hutch
ms Cavalry Regiment.
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Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cleveland. August ID l9fl augf.353
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PHACHEs.-The American Express Com
pAny brought in from Southern Ohio, last
evening, nine tons Of extra fine peaches,
three tons for parties in this city, and six
tons we're sent forward to Buffalo.
The Columbus train this morning
brought in from Fort Ancient in this State,
8 large lot Of peaches for Messrs. Mould &
Hogan, Of Cleveland, the finest of the
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~The United States Express sent
forward last night to Gen. FremOnt's divi'
sion Of the army at St. Louis, nine boxes Of
Army Tents and eleven bales Of Blankets.
Also, this morning, four tons Of Clothing
and Military Blankets, for Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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ggrRead what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GrNfen-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. is physician OF extsnsivs
practice and ons Of the most successful In the ooun-
ty (Trun bully in which he resides;
eirhis csrtiiss that have used the GrUfenberg's
lis end Msrshsiis Cathoiicon, sold here b. Il. ..
johnson, in my practice. rhsy are good medicineg
Hartford, Trunbuil comfy, Ohio March 2, 1857.
cold By pTuGEizta sud Medicine DealsrB through,
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress q. b. KINGSLEY Gles5land
iansSsa General hgsct Eor Oiiio.
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TIE STATE DEBT.

n. Sass dt IS only SO ses a, and i0ifsa tAs
la fk.s sarg has bees reduced 81 $50 746 50, and t0e
-, Tas5a6Jy expect sGt 81 ten ysari Y '0aH oSe0e q
pamphlets Descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
on application . Lw- FL
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HRAD QUARTERS OHIO MILITIA.
ADJUTAHT GEEERA1's OFFICE, !
COLUMBUS, Aug. q, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER NO. As.


information has been received that
money has been demanded BY the com
manding officers Of certain regiments, as
the price Of their influence 70 secure TO
parties seeking them, the subordinate sp-
pointmenls Of the regiment. This has been
done for the ostensible purpose Of assisting
to pay. the expenses Of recruiting. All
such bargaining is in the highest degree
disgra0eful and is positively forbidden :
Should any such case hereafter be brought
to The notice Of the CommAnder-in-C Chief,
ell parties concerned viii be promptly re-
ported and their dismissal from service
impeFatively demanded.
( By order Of the Commsnder-in- Chief, 8
C.P. BUCKINGHAM, % @
4f5 AdjuJaut General Ohio.
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HErrronp. Trnmbull %.

y uAEIEUEDa IEUIID N0ss o
hereby certify that have been dealing Ia tho
0rfenborg Medicines for the pest year snd can true
IL say that have never offered meaicinsa to the
public that have with the dscidod appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
UathoGcon. They viii perform all End more than Is
promised for them. have sold about my bother
oz tAe CathoicSn tho peat year and hear the best
results in every case. J. E. O-J0HESONs
March Z, 1867. Rtsdioal Agent.
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Gentensn Garry
sPALDiNG's THROAF OOHEEOTIOH5.

Ladies' arc delighted with
sPALDTNG's THROAT O0NFEOTIOHs.
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srATE FAIna.-The following is a list Of
the Fairs to be held during the months Of
September and October:
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Sept. 2=8.
Illinois Chicago Sept 9-l4. hh
Ohio, Dayton, Sept. 10--l8,
California, Sacramento, Sept. 1911.
New York, WatertoWn, Sept. l7-20.
Kentucky, Louisville, Sept 17-21.
Canada West, London, Sept. 24-24.
Iowa, Iowa City, Sept 24-27. . I
Minnesota, st. Paul. Sept. 24-27.
Oregon, Oregon City October IA.
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OWN WGSrED.-Marshal MinckleY has
in his possession gray mare, which IS prob
ably stolen property, and for which an
owner is desired. Apply at the Police
Station, johnson street.
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have no children.

CAPT. EDoARToE's CoMPANY.-A portion
of this company came as far as Berea, this
morning on the Northern Division Of the
Toledo, road from Elyria. The balance
vent from 0berlin to Grafton, there to re-
main until the Cleveland, Columbus s. Gin
oinnati train shall arrive from Cleveland
this afternoon, when they win go forward
to Camp Dsnnison, near Cinoinnsti, and
60 into camp. The officers came on to
Cleveland, and viii leave for the south by
the early afternoon train to-day, Thurs
day. 1t was supposed that this company
would 90 into camp in this city. The COM
pany is to be connected with Col. sher-
wins ARTILLERY Regiment
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HnME FEQTTlf0NF.

In this connection We oner fsW Saattne onialB:
~ an Methodist Clergyman and when on my
Circuit have net With many women troubled with
the diseases f0T which you advertise MarshElls te
riDe CathoEoon as cuEs hsvo advised its use and
K haE edeotsd soonlpsts cure wherever it hss besn
upeds -e -- Bsg. PETER 5hAEP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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TRAvKLKK,s REGUsTBR.
THE CITY.

FrRz.-A FIRE broke out in the dwelling of
a Mr.. Holland, on Garden street. near Perry,
about O'Clock this morning. The building
was considerably damaged Fully insured
In the continental Il. F. Brayton, Agent
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Al Of the G-nhenberg Eedieinss A7e Eos
ale by 5 ia ---
CHURCHILL 3 BROTHER- Druggists,
Pr = W cor ,intzrin q PyIhltr Agasls
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DIR. J. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 Der Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
AvFpia GuERPV pFnTORA

~ Low ELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS
Ayes CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such q rsnOWn for the cure
every Yarist- Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tha
Il is entirely NECESSARY for rs % recount the eFl-
dsnce Of its virtqs wherever i has been employsq-
AZ it has long been In constant use throughout this
ssction We need not DO more than essure the people
its quality is kept up TO the bs il ever has BEEN and
that it may be relied to do for their retef al 4
has ever been found to do.
f AHERS GATHARFT6 PILLS,
e l FOR THE1OURE OF
ssTy Foal Homach Ergsi9olaS, HsddacBc Pilss Rhssl
nGtiGl EiEptons asd Skin Disoasss, Liver ColplaiE
Drops Tsits, TsIl0rS end 9ah Rhsani, Worms, Goef
EsTqiSids a. 9 Dizner Fll, aad for Rar9yauO
They are auga1-eoatsd. % that the most sensitive
spsrisnt IN the world for al the purposes Of milg
Priee 25 cents per Box; rive Boxes for Sl.00
Great numbers OF Olcrgymeu, Phyeician8, States
men, ard eminent personages have lent thair names
to certify ths unparalleled pssflness Of these rene
Of fhsm. TIE Agents heloH named furnish gratis
our American ALMANAC, in which they are given:
With also full descriptions Of the above mplainta
and the treatment that should Be followed TOR their
ere.
Do not be nut Of b. ungrinoipled deaIeEs Vits
raansi AYrE's, and take no others. Tho Gick Esni
the bsst aid there e for them, and tsy should haSe
r. An our remedies are for sale b. VIZ. FIsKR,
SEa01a 3 ABslsTBosGs =. D. aAKLoRDl ald by 81
ysfss Cherry Psctoral. sarsapariIla and Ia
thartio Pis, are for sale by Churchill Brother.
- eoruer Public Square and Ontario straak
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BY the use Of hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; snd If
taken at the commencement of an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom tail in remoVin he Nausea or Head
achs to which u males are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
tyeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, anc
all persons Of sedentary habits they valusblsss
a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tons n
ViEor 10 the digestive organs, aud restoring th
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALI0 PILLS --a 60.
are ths result Of long Investigation and oarsulIg
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys,
TEN, or from deranged stste Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with psrfeot safety,
without making any change Of Diet and the abssnse
Of any dssgreesbs taste rendeCs It easy to sdminis
ter them to Children.
BEWABE OF OUETEBF FEIT 81
81 The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry o.
SPal ding on each Box. f---
RB-sOid by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine
Box wiz be sent By mail, prepaid, or receipt q
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE OENTB.
BS-An orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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ApPTIcATTON OF CAPIFAL.

Thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
yeooing the sol the great resources OF the state n
lhat te mechanic arts flourish best Wheref God and fue
are cheapest will follow at early day in Illinois, ana
An te course Of the next ten years the natural laws ana
Ave bnndred thousand people will be engaged IN the
STATE Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
ments.
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IErom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In more than tho1Ean
cases, With entire success.
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D 3. 9 IboU N

Professor Of ElsstTepatiy and AedieiAs,
Ezr 0nico No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsv
doors from the Public square. .--,.,L..
Chico hourS from 70 u ana nom 20 O'Clock
raiIv. SUNDAYS eNcaptad-N suES
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TFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pills,) 50 that you
may have them in case OF an attack.
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8otFlg

MANHATTAN HOTEL-sNOS.
kL1 3 . snd AgEr,y stEsst, q eooE lrgr lssad
froDriet9r1. n. Hugging, ats of PsarI 1trs
Houle, Boston. n. FdnE. - ps ngFlieliI Ho1D
4oE Eotss 41nB
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ROMANTIC SCENE IN THE DEPoT AT Co.
LuxBUs-The Journal of this morning gives
the following particulars of rich Scene
which occurred at the depot at Columbus
on yesterday:
An amusing scene occurred yesterday at
the depot, on the arrival of special train
of oars at 3 o'clock, from Cincinnati, con-
tanning I56 soldiers of the regular army
from Newport Barracks, on their way to
Washington city. It appears that COR
poral in the company met woman in Gin
cinnati before embarking, whom he called
his wife, and 30 informed the captain. The
captain was unwilling to take her along
but in the meantime her fare was paid to
this city, and of course she Was entitled to
come this far The corporal told some Of
| his comrades that on reaching Columbus,
if the captain refused to take his wife he
would desert. This was communicated TO
the captain, who telegrsphed Mr.. De Witt
the police officer Of the depot, to have pair
Of handouts in readiness on the arrival Of
the oars, which was done, and Mr.. Corporal
was secured, and his wife elected from the
cars The fellow plead hard and the woman
remalneu 81 TUG H4nOOH. LIS HOne nSHo
taken of in order that he might bid fare
well to his wife. He offered her all the
money he had, but she refused, declaring
her intention to 60 along with him. She
remained at the window until the cars
started, when she made desperate leap,
seized the window, and her husband seiz-
ing her by the arms, succeeded in pulling
her through the window head foremost,
when the cars were in motion, amid the
cheers Of the multitude who had assembled.
The captain was at that time in another
car, and did not witness the finale. This
devoted woman ought to be suffered to 60.
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El9hTEEhTA hbGlAEA1' ai-
Josiah Given, Lieut.. Colonel, CCshOctOn.
sEvEETEEETH REGIMENT. -,-,r
Durbin Ward, Major, oihcinnsti; Mar
shall P. Moore, Lieut.. Colonel, Lancaster.
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0gsttrs.

n 8. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
Nla POT Qate Holt MsltbY'H) CELEBRATED
WILL BE BEOEIHED DAILR fs.s
From his establshment II Baltimore-put mp fa
csns and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also herInsticaliY seaed Oysters, LOhsters CLANS,
spice oyHtarss and Sardinss kept constantly on
s1Rdit Baltimore, Esu YORK and Princes Bay sh 10Y
tprs will Be received daily by ExRress.
So OnAOHERs for sale By the barrel.
". W. GAINES, Agent,
aV n 299 Superior street. Cleveland
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RICK 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 10 Illinois In great nun
bers The area Of Illinois is about equal TO thnt OF N
gland and the soil Is 50 rich that i VIII support twenty
Sl,iflinna NJ naouIe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

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The testimony in their favor Il strong, from tbs
mort respootahle quarters. y. -