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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHNeToB, March %.
The Senate to-day confirmed VIM. s. Penning-
ton Secretary Of Legation to Paris Aaron Good
rich Secretary Of Legation to Brussels A. j.
Dryer Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands;
Geo. +. Hopkins, Postmaster at Oberlin, Ohio
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n. F. COMPETENCE.

BALTIMORE, March 25
The Methodist Conference adjourned on Satur
day 70 Staunt0n, Va, after adopting a plan Of
separation from Northern churches, BY a majOri-
y Of S.. The Bishop Of New York was in the
Chair but Afterwards declared the action void,
torty i've members declined voting, aud thirty
I'VE were absent
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToEJ March %
col. Lamon visited Charleston to day. The
sS.ll, Ies1lt has not been known. He was well re-
oelveo ~ ~ tne Governor, and will have an inter
Wv VIZ y. Sel beauregard this afternoon He
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RAIIROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois lnasmuch as
Iart Of theincome from several Of these works, with
valuable public fund IN lands go TO diminish the state
expenses ;the TAxE5 ARE GHT, and must consequently
s--arv dayr decrease-
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gURAL PRODUCTS.
Of IIlhos are greateI

The Agricultural froduol8 OF limos are greater lin
those ofany ether State. ne products sent oul during
te st year exceeded 300 900 tons Ihs wheat crop
of 1s6Oapuroaches IS 100000 bushels, while he cora
CROP yicids not less than 40 900 900 bushels.
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sOUTH CARoLlNA ooNYENTIoN.

IHA hLEsLUNl llLlIIH 20
The State Convention met
Shingler offered resolution that all supplies,
provisions and mail facilities for Fort Sumter be
immediately cut OF. Ordered for consideration
to morrow,
lThere will be discussion on the Confederate
Constitution, but it will probably be ratified.
tits the general impression that Shingler's res
OlutiOn Will be voted down.
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@anMfaftnters.

DERNARD DEMMENG,
ID Successor to II. KonigsloW,l
ARTISAN, MACHINIST AND PATENT MODEL
NJ A K Err, JOY
No. 144 Superior street, (Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. - g. .- -
Bernard DEMMEEG, having purchased tbs
establishment Of Il. Konigslow, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines and
all kinds Of light Machinery, Particular attention
and facilities for getting up Models Of Patents.
EPAIRIN
II your SKATES need fixing, call on DemmenR.
If your SEWING MACHINE is out OF order, he
will put It in order.
He repairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds Of Metal aud Musical Instruments re-
paired.
If you should get up a new Patent, Demmeng Is
the man to get up your Models, either in Wood,
Brass, or Iron, ID the neatest manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style
All kinds Of light Machinery put IN order in the
most expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail hoad )nduetor's Punches manufactured in
the beat manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired
~ In tact every thing in the shape Of repairinR
or manufacturing, done on contract
-EntrHnce to shOp-l44 Superior street nm one
pair Of gtaira. BERNARD DENIM ENG
fsb7:RlR
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MkdiFinFs.
CANFORD,S LTVRP 1NVInon

Z
SANFORD'S LIVER lNyIGC6,
~ AI0R never Debilitates, It IA Mn, So..,-.t
atirely free FROM GUMS and has bec,,,s g. g
,,o1l5 ~ LSS's N stsn1ard Medtcine, known and -
u with confidence in all diseases foT vVbicl 4.
IL has cured thousands within bala,t +,,,,.,
who had given up aIln hopes Of reiisf o IN
Sio1 sbo5 SOIoited - certificates IL my posses
The dose must be edAp-Et Itsd to the tenpo .r0so
fitia- - - ~ "a tehin9 , ltand used such 'uE7
Let the dictates Of yo1r! i,5s IN t,IS % DV"sls
the use Of the LIVEBlC IfSVIG0R kT05 9S yOuS y
VIII ere LIVEB OoH-S - PLANTS, BIrS6Iis' - Al, 3
CoSiHI'tIit-97s Dy, Io DIARRHOAs SVNlIKl
HABITUAL COsTIvEREss q CHoIIc Gt5rSra ~
WEiES1Ssss = ~ - I ULhSok, ~ NDIoE, EEMAEI
ORDINARY FAMILY, lSfEDgg9ggfgSsITs gg9gggsIsiuilY as a
tis " = 4 T kTEDACHEE las Thousands can ies
Oh 4 HREE TEI-E SPDoEs7FIIifT, s7Ii 4 RF 4 IA ~
hhn q the commence 81 lment OF fbs .stfecI A
Al VINO useit are giving their testimony N ia "a
- Mi1 water in the mouth with the Irvigorato,
ana sEfitf9X "a ~ b9sh 9Hy yt9gslhsr; ''''
Also Sanfords Family Oathartic pills.
compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and nm
up In Glass OoseH, Air Tight, and win -
me LAM4HH OATHARTIO PIII, Ia a O,pfIo -
sqtive Osthartic, which the proprietor M nsot IN
n5T ~ sptasctlee more than twenty years.
me constantly increasrr,s ling demand from kbo.
go -fso AOnB useo tneiS PILLS and the Ratisfacr
Sis ISn ~ ~ * press inl@ regard 70 their use haE
Inc Profession WellI7 fknoVr t5oE ,5slre--.. -
Tia 1sii 80 ~ tlttlsIents PorttOna Of the bowels.
,,. =. stl lamar XIII has, with due refer.
1,sss ~ 'sLs e Hen e9teD- nsheu tact been COM
st.t a3tl q H4rletyO ot the puTest Vegetable
1entsS1' ci ~ snke- on every part Of the ali.
-oSos = anu areE GOOD and SAFE in all Il
-a. T.s =. sSat1ArSlc - s needed, such as De
~ aS u ne ach Sleepiness, Pains il
49, - ASa @ dLu Golnh Oos- tiveness, Pain and Sore
tI IHS HLloIS booY rom sudden cold which
Ss ~ y 58lected ~ end in long course OF
80, 49, q ApPe-Ef TIE, Creeping SenBa
iIoa5 ~ a a tS93iu over fhel BODY, RegtleBsnesB
US or Melghtl = In the Head, all Infiam
5itas0Ly Diseases WqrmslS jim Children or Adults
great Purifier OF the Blood and many
isees q which hesh lie heir, too numerous to men
lon IN thil advertisement Dose 70 q = =
PRlOE 50 GENTS.
!, - The Liver InViR0rator and Family fafharti
MS are retailed by Druggists Rensrnlfp and soid
Wholesale By the Trade in an the larpe toJTpS
3: T.. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
g499Gk9 2s Broadway, New York.
M Saniord's Liver lnYisOTatOr and Oathartie
D., gH0RCHILL 4 BRO, Druggists,
A4u 4. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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OIey-Iand, MaEeh %, l6l. Superiniendent.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE /
BALTIMoRE : OaIO RAILROADq
IMPROVED sOHEDuLEi

lMRhOfBD SCHEDULED
By recent important changes this Road IA now als
TO furnish unusual fac ites Tor inifsf s.fior5
A4sty south, n Msstl sorthWsst and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with an tbrouqh trains
TO Philadsl lphia sud New York fr the asfrifh fhs
Sou{h, ~ ils nas aington Branch Road-by ClsVe-
lano ana Duf hs Central Ohio and Marietta and
gineinna.i trains, with the NorthWest, West and
Southwest
York or Boston give the urigflsae of lyinz over at
~ u VIC nlernneqtate cities. Two Dollars addi-
sonal sFe tns privilege Of visiting Washington City
IN. = the ONLY route that can furnish Through
AlSAsle % begsage Ohecks 70 Washington City.
- rare a. Low Is BY ttnV other Route
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
ASK tor Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
j. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
- ". r. SMIfH8 500 u. M. COLE.
Mestsr efT efTrAnspOrtst'n. L General Ticket Asent.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS WORKING MEN.
THE attention or the enierprng and Industrious por
ton Of the community is directed to the following
statements and liberal inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, they will perceiye, will enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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COURTFRFFTTS

r..-..,. -, /, :, n EW ORLEANS, March 25.
leans are in circulation. VI ne" VI
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

RS-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE wil save ten times its cost annually. .-EN
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M Sgass dSt Is onIy SIC, JOS S9s a. and lViin II
Las fss tsars has been reduced 81 $50 746 so, and 10
may reasonably set tat N ts years z VII esoos q
tinet
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands, sol, climate,
on application 70
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A NNUAL NOTITCE TO MEM
"a BERS CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASsOOIA-
IIUN.- All Books must be returned on or before
Saturday the sOth Of March, for the purpose Of ex
animation, and remain in the Library until after
the Annual Election Of Odicers, which takes place
on Monday evening, tho sth fArril next, = n
Ne Book can be drawn from the LibFay for ONE
WEEK PREVIOUS TO said 30th day OF March.
II any person Neglect 70 RETURN A Bi.OK at
the time specified By standing rule Of the Associ-
atien, such person shall PAY TEN GENTS PER
DAY uutil the same Is returned.
By order Of Ehe Directors.
~, ~ WILLIAM J. TAFT,
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ppFsTVT p0pULATIOW.

ia PkE6ElT EDE ULALlOIs
The STATE IS rapidly lling Up With Poguiaiion s9s,
present poTulatqn 72a6 6es, ratio Of lo PEI cent n
ten years. aa
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Produces Of Illinois are greater than
those ofany ether State me products sent oql during
DE past year exceeded 300 900 tons Ihs wheat crop
N apuroaches IS 100000 bushel5 while the cora
'erou yicids not less than Ia, 900 900 bushels.
FERTuITY OF THE SOIL.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such i'm
mediate results for bis labor as upon these prairie sos
thew being composed Of deep rich loaln, the fertility
Of which, b unsurpassed BY any on the globe
10 ACTUAL CULTTVATORS.
sines 1854, he Gonpany hars sod 200 600 acrs5
my ssH only 70 aeual eliGGioTss and erag co'aet
oJltains an agToeaelt 70 eueiu1ts- IhsToa1 - -
IeolarHois1 through thess lands at al eells q 50 o0
600 IN 1850 tks p9Du1tioH Of Jorty-ille eolltiel
frotGh i1ch Z 1s iras only 35 598 since iUhicb4 479
203 hare been adsd ElGlHg ne i7hoe popGtt0l si4s
lssl, q gain Of l43 Per ezlt
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY,
As an evidence Of fthe thrift Of the people, Hmsy be
stated that 600 900 tons Of freight including 60000Q
bushels OF grain and go COO barrels Of -four were for
Wardsd over the line last year. -
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and y7Urkingrhen VII find ne fres school
system encouraged By the STATE and endowed with
I-rgs revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
dren can I've in sight Of he church and schoolnouss
and gov up with the prosperity Of the leading sat In
he Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TER1E5 OF PAYIHNE
he prices OF these lands vary from s. to SIS Ter
lacre according to loeton quality, SC. FHst class
farming lands sell for about sl0fo s12 per acre; and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as CON
pared with wood land IS IN the ratio OF TO 10 IN favor
% the former The terms OF sale for the bulk Of ths
lands win be
| ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
six per cent per annum, and six interest notes e s
per cent payable respectively in one, two, three four
i've and SIX years from date Of sale and four notes
for PRINCIPAL payable in four i've, six and seven years
from date sale the cOutraCtst puatng that oneai
of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, FOR ye years from date Of safe
SO that al ihe end OF ve years osha shall be fancad
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from liberalization for cash eroept the same should Be
At six dollars per acre, when the cash price VII be Ve
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms q payment can ee had
oSTER- Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ues. and cities situated upOn the IIll-
] 90, 0,APPLEEON'S RAILWAY c. lAl3ass
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
10 ACTUAL CULTTVATORS.

As an evidence Of the thrift Of the people, tmay De
stated that 600 900 tons Of freight, including eco o0C
bushels or grain and go GOO barrels Of -four for
ov-as- f1,a lima 81 wear -
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The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
Mr.. Brecknridge addressed the Senate renIv-
ing 10 some remarks made BY Mr. DouRlas Ves
terday. He spoke at some length 10 fhe ef;ect
that II hep n3llean Statesmen remained firm snd
determined there can be no other result than 10
drTe the border States into & union WITH t6e
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GFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
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LANDS OF mLINoIs

No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 50 great
an inducement to the settler as the State Of Illinois,
There Is no portion Of the world where all the cond-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro-
duce those two great staples, CoRN and WHEAI as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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2aiIE8dada.
CLEVELAND AND MAHONTNG
~ RAJ LROAD. NJ

Thursday, March 2lBt, 1861. ~ 80
- nla-al-.nl Yrl.nn-a...-. -
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gFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box (Cephalic Pills) 30 that you
may ave them in case Of an attack.
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of the praries is cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois in great mum
bers The area Of Illinois is about equal 20 that OF IN
gland and the sol is 50 rich that it viii support twenty
millions Of people.
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8Eaal alatieEa.
1ALE ON RIAL ESTATR n

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ order Of Court On the 29th day Of March .lssf
at O'Clock p. N, on the premises, In the to'Wnshlb
Of Brunawick, Medina county, Ohio, will BE- cold 10
the highest bidder, tbs following described Real Es
as the property of the minors OF Hiram VauRhn
deceased, TO witi Situate in the said township Oh
BrunsUiek, and . known - being the south west
corner Of Lot Ne, 10, and y bounded a. follows =:
Beginning at the southwest corner oi said Lot no.
10; thence north along the line Of said Lot rs rods 10
stone In the line; thence east "a rods 81 links 10
stake and stones th0nco south 10 rods 20 stake ana
In the center Of the road; thence west "a rods
and 50 links TO this fir6t mentioned boundary, and
contains two acres Of land, more or less Apprasod
az $500.
TEREsoT sALE.--One-half Of the purchase morey
TO bs paid the day Of sale and the balance fn one
month from said day Of sale.
LESTER RRADFORD,
msr2:a2A. Guardian Of said Minors
John Il. Brown,
Christopher Andrews, Attachment before G. u.
....r. Itbbets, Justice OF the
e. o. Edwards. Peace,
On the 2sth day of February, 1851 an order Of at
taehment was Issued in this action for the sum Of
Eighty-hye Dollar and Eighty-two Gents, and the
set for hearing the 18th dav Of pril, at
O'Clock, p. Al. BROWN & ANDREWS,
Cleveland, D. ByJOhn l.. Brown.
mar23S2s.
smith, Dodd Co.,
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GET THE BEST
W A T E R D RAW w Pr.

WHRELER'S WATER DRAW
W. ER commands the admiration Of every low
er Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKRK BUoKET with tbe
Improvements attached, make THE BEST article in
uso @ LoI raising water from we'll of any depth. In
5,T, 32 0ther way can water be raised so EASY, 50
~ is neat In appearance and occupies little spaee
l1ple IN construction, and not Liable n pet ont o
OI9er Gall and see 1t; it recommends itself
49, Water Drawers manufactured and sold retail
or W holesale by
J. WHEELER & CO., Prop'rs,
HeWttts Block, Vineyard ST., Cleveland, Ohio
Agents wanted in every State and Oou ty -tu
State and County Rights for sale.
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-NCOLN'S INAUpURAL.
DaEssED Up Br rsAAos.

DREssED Up Br HAACs.
Friends and sllow-citizsps.
I III now take ths oath Of ofHos
I Thrust on me By he fltss.
| AE9 AN eld custom resHiEss
| IT. I5s5 f l Ssay ~ a word or two,
/ What intend to do
| " And And solemnly declare,
| That shall never interfere
WIN the institution of SlaTerF
Aa long IS stop here
~ 5Rs ,I' gTops,F;ty, 'Ss,;y, peace sud security.
For that dep -nds on ne
The Fggitive Slave Law
Itas1.s5 ,ss y. i1ts53IS'5 ~ ilI Ig I1l9l 5ll.,s
And shaII Be exe5ated b. l,,g e8TsIpaT5 b,
some parties down south
h9ye attempted 70 secede,
1t can't 70 I'd indesa. iss ''''on'
" l Therefore consider that
ToS 3 fbSt aiI Il ~ ~ it5 9lssolsee
Tn firmly IN now i rssslsei.s 5.ss ~ e ''a''a
IR doing this however,
And SO th5 sis5sia1 TsssH1os ~ o3b hold,
"a 4 there's place n - r..
Ii n 5sf I1s5s .S53 s1s slim doat g-sSt nan
Eor isar liair blood viii s-.5. g mere
ne mails I'm seBd evsrvu-bs-.
A5d ~ - yo1 Interfere;
w Wbieb sei 99gPls si3 % pa, sshsli i that security,
Iee central idea of Secession
- tne essence Of anarchy:
=, 4 the only sovereign Of a peo5io lee.
mort9y citizens would he 10 b-e.
ne eolatl lutlon anlen1alI.-
ICY may try il If you thinE r. 49,
Ana III not be Offended
1g - NJ dissatisfied fellow countrymsn.
I Ne but one word TO say
Alel2 eHll D. nothing loss by deliteratfop.
~ 30 enrreat Jon to delay.
r ~ the better angels Of our nature
And when We want NV CLOTHING
Let rs call ct UNION HALL. ..i
Splendid neV Clothing for Men ana ~.
ees 70 suit the times, af -'I-i as pii-
ISAAC A. IsAACss
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL, -
Sole Agency forthe sale OF sinesr,s c,i.l--.-s'
SEBLRG AA0HZNES
oACSKo lalsss .As AAgsE0AAT0N. PRESSMAN. Hl-.
corner OF Union and Superior .tTeslS -i' .-'
= LooK orr EoR FHR GTsNTs -
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GOLD BANDS, &C. &C.
Also just ogened beautiful lot Of

~ " ~ ~ 4 ~ " .
Wlth Bands, Loops, &C., to match. Cords and Tas-
ssls IN endless variety. Paper Hanging done At
able rates. - i0'-'-
Also, we would take nice Jobs Of painting, grain
AhB huu fafhi5hlhg at inir and remuneratiYe rates
A !, ~ ~, N. CARSON & 20.
our large stock. n,oraS
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GLEYELAND. COLUMBUS IS : &

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
,oINCIEEATI RAILROAD. 10
1851 WINTER ARaAToEMEST .i1,ss,
On and after Monday, November 96th 1850, Passen-
~ sIn rains N ~ u leaEe Cleveland as follows:
o;UJ A. n. n. 4. 3 Cincinnati EVpress-Stouning at
herea, Grafton Wellington, New London,
..er salems Shelbys and ali Stations south OF
SnelDyi reaching COlumbu at l:4O p n,
Cincinnati At zoo P NJ ~
10 P NJ Night ExPress- stopping at all stations
tlal nortn 9l 6alfon, eilead, Cardington, Ash
ley DslaIEare and Lewis CenteF and an
other stations, to leave passen GERS OulV
--a.a Teaching columbus at 1:3O A. n and Cin-
cinnati at 730 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby SaRdusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad. for
Aa2sneid' MI Vernon, Newark, ZanssYille,
Urestline, Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4 Ciieapo Rail-
road 1or Forest, Upper Sandusky. Dslphos
Lima, eort Wayne, LapOrte, CHICAGO. fc
west sad East for Mansfield; Wooster Ma
sillOn, &c.
Gallon and Beeionta taine Railroad Line for Marion,
belletonfaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie m.
dlnapolisS Terre Haute, Fincennes, Evans-
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis 20
DelaWaref with 81 rlngheld, Mt Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus and Xenia
Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, IndanapoIis.
Terre aaIItel st. Louis Morrow, LOYeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippt Railroad at Cincinnati fer Louis
Ville5 Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis. and an
points ON the Ohio river.
OolumbuAs central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zsnes-
Yllles Wneel1ng, &C, Columbus pi1ua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets TO all points and Information an
Ply a. 5he Union I1cket Ofces 81 Superior street. or
Al ina T. g. r7rJ1 N T. ,1pz-frtsn7T7r,r-
Syzr5rsa-.5 - 3. feed -
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THE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State lies within the zone OF the Cotton regions
while the soil s admirably adapted to the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from %
20 cts more per bushe than that raised further north.
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Thus fa-, capital and labor have been applied to de-
velopng the s0l tho great resources of the State "a
coal and iron almost untouched me nyarable rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at an early day in Illinois, and
m the course Of the next ten years the natural avs and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ments .|s. 3D.. ..r|. '.r
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO K. H.

( CLEVELAND & TOLEDO X. K
ls6o-I. WIHTER ARRANGEMENT. Iss6-i
On and amer Monday, November 18th, 1850. Trains
@ on tn4 hoa4 e, VIII Leave Cleveland as follows
i'oO A. NJ thfslB6 Mail stopping ct all stations on
Ines Ils SoutRern DiYisi0n, arriving at Toledo
100 P. n Mail, stops at all stations east
.aaol 99n Horthern Division, an d arrives at Gan-
I1O ?. NJ Ohlcag9 hxpress-Stops at ell stations e-
. -.-aaol SePs y M9shington and CLly, and arrives
l.-. .a.att .r CONNECTIONS o. r-3
Oonneetions remade at MonrOeYi with the SAM
duskyS Mensneld and Newark r. R. at Clyde yVitb
the sandusky, Dayton and CINCINNATI r. r. az FIRE.
mont With Fremont 4 Indiana Il. B. and az Toledo
Win tne Mlcnigan southern q No rthern Indiana
aud Toledo and habash Railroads fpr CyhicaCso H.
sTolt, Jseksons Fort WagHss logan sport, Lafystte
west and Southwest. o. N -7-'@ "'7' 49, -ie- -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Te edo and the
West, at s;sO A. n, snd $40 H. nd from SanSus-
g.23 A. ~. I.' rrs..r.
As % q nation and tickets apply a. the Union
fr.,ai.,, NJ. q, ,o.o "-i L. D. RUCKER,
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
- Cephalic Pills accomplish the ouject for which
they bre made, viz Cure OF headache IN an FORMS
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From tho Advertiser, Providence, b. IL
The Uephalic Pills are said to BE- a remarkably al
iecYe remedy for the headache and one Of the very
BEST tor that very frequent complaint which has eF
or been discovered
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Bueta.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos,
lyl 3,5, and Murray street. ID door frorn H.
way opposite the Park, New York HuFFfnS 4 FIiy
Proprietors. d. HuEgins, late Of Pearl TtTrss{
House, Boston. n. o. Fling, lats Of LoFeioys Hotei
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FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA. IIJBf
BARGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS
sPk!AINs, BRUISES CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC