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co MMEROIA
CLEVELAND l1ARKET-APRIL IL.

AOs
The market for all kinds Of produce has been uu-
usually dull to-day, owing In a great measure, to
the excitement oocasiosed by the war news.
BLOUR-OontInues steady at quotations, with
no sales worthy Of note.
WHEAT-Whits is tending upward, owing to
scarcity in the market. Sales Of a cer on track at
$3.50. Red is firm at Si,Ol and in fair supply.
CORN-stsady at so for yellow. Extra whits
commands S5c.
OATS-Duu at 2lc.
sEEDs-TimOthy is not SO arm; sale of2o bush
at S2pol. Clover is scarce and firm at S4yOO9Al2k.
HIGHWINES-Steady at iSo.
SMOKED MEATs-OOuntry-cured Hams sell
at s@sKc; City cured at IOo. Shoulders Al 6S@7Ke.
LARD Demand fair at &c.
BUTTER-GOOd qualities dairy Butter are in
fair demand for City consumption at Is9Isc.
EGGS-Selling lightly at Sk69c.
CHEESE-Fair demand at range ofs@9He.
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FROM DETROTT.

OkTkOIT april IA.
The war news creates profound sensation. In
animOus sentiment in regard TO the position
taken by the Government. Impromptu meetings
of the members of the Detroit Bar and inauen-
tial citizens held yesterday afternoon. II was
composed Of ali parties. It passed resolutions
denouneing the rebellious Organization called
to stand by the flag at all hazards. Another
meeting of the citizens will be held tomorrow
night.
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n. Y. STOCK HIARKET.-APRm 1S.
fpT qr~IraRApu

Market quite firm. Cleveland & Toledo %: Read
ing 30; Illinois Central 6s; HARLEM preferred 35k:
Erie q; Michigan Southern guaranteed ?: Michi-
gan Central 4s4; New York Central q; Pacific Nail
M; Hannibal 8 st. Joseph bonds %; Michigan Gem
trail 2 per ct bonds 50; Michigan Southern sinking
bonds IS; Michigan southern lst bonds s.; Brook
5S United States s. "A coupons 50; United Seates 6
81 coupons 81; REGISTERED $50.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NNI|TIIE"I WTTI 10
Enthusiasm 81 great A meeting was held to-
nlaht. and resolutions we're unanimcusly adopted
condemninF the Administration for the present
state osafSlrs, and sympaghlzlng with the South.
ZoIicufer and Others spoke.
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.T- E~fffl i-SDIASAHoLIs, April u.
Intense excitement prevails. Meetings were
held IN two different halls this evening, IN both
Of which strong Union resolutions were unani-
mously adopted. Several volunteer Co.'S here and
IN hderent parts ofthe State have rendered their
services 70 ne Governor. -Asalute Of "a gums
was hred torthe Union and one for Major Ahder.
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WAR FEELING.

BosroE, April ID.
The Adjutants office was crowded this forenoon
with officers Of the State Militia Offering their
commands to the Governor.
An extensive war feeling has been sroused.
Gov. Andrews leaves for Washington this aE-
ternoon.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, April IA.
1t is rumOred that Gov. Morgan received a dis.
patch from the President asking aid from the
State. Lincoln's reply to the Virginia ommis-
siOners is decidedly unsatisfactory to Republicans
and Democrats, the former think it not decided
enough, the latter believe 1t an initiation Of civil
war.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

The President will issue tomorrow a proclams-
ton calling upon IS 900 militia to suppress com
b~inations in the seeded States, and cause the
laws 10 be duly executed. First service probably
will be to repossess the forts that have been
seized from the Union. Also convene Congress
on the Fourth of July.
The Var Department is busy in preparing de-
tails to Communicate to the States.
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FROM BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, April Il.
Accounts received from numerous eastern cities
represent intense excitement. The militia are
volunteering their services and there is a general
determination to support the Government.
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I MEETING.
MADISON,

MADISON, April a.
A large enthusiastic Union meeting was held
last night, and q number of patriotic speeches
were made. The following resolution was
passed
Resolved, That we will with all means in our
power, maintain the Government and flag Of the
United State.
There are several military companies forming
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO April IA.
The news of the surrender of Sumter created
profound sensation, and was, at first discredited.
When later dispatches arrived, confirming the
previous reports, the excitement was intense
All parties express a determination to uphold the
Government In enforcing the laws and maintain
ing the supremacY of the National hag
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEw YORK, April "A.
The Herald's dispatch says, Lincoln received
the news Of AndersOn's surrender with the re-
mark, " he wasn't surprised"
The Seventh and Sixty-ninth Regiments have
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PRRPARTNG COZ va.

NEW YoRK, April Is.
The Government is said to have chartered the
steamships Philadelphia and Ericsson. The form
er is being rapidly filled with provisions, army
stores and munitions of war. The latter is to be
held in reserve for any emergency.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, April IA.
Demonstration ofjoy was manifested during
the night. A party hOlsted the Southern flag ON
the Capitol, but was subsequently removed by
the guard.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADELrHIA, April Il.
Gov. Curtin has gone TO Washington. He says
Pennsylvania can send 1000 900 men TO defend
Washington.
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P~ROvIDENCE, April Is
Gov. Sprague has rendered to the Government
The services ofthe Marine Artillery and 900 in
fartry, and offers 70 accompany them himself
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ELECTION OF

FoRT KEAENEY, April IA.
The Pony Express passed at P, N, with San
Francisco dates April Sd.
jas. MeDougai wac again elected Senator on
the second ballot. he received u votes. an Re
Pqblicans, and most Of the Douglas men support
ee him.
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FROM ERIE.
ERIE, Pa, April l.

ERIE Pa.y April "A.
Che news from the South creates the most in
tense feeling. Men Of all parties express their
determination to stand blythe Government and
stand for the supremacy Of the q. S. flag. AN
our volunteer companies viii offer their services
TO the Government TO morrow.
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FRONT n

NEW ORLEANS, April IS.
There was q grand muster Of the City VOlun.
unteer Co.'S this morning. Preparations are be-
ing made 70 defend the Mississippi in the best
manner possible.
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9iMaMeiaL

S50 n MONEY ADVANCED.
RCOeOOO In sums to guit-at the old stapd
snd well known A9NER's Oh FIOE-on s-ecuritie1
81 ever, kind viz: Dry Goods, HARDWARE Cold and
silver Plate, watches, Diamonds, JeWelry, Hre-armR-
Oiothingl FuTniture,oarpst Planes, MirroFs, PsfDt.
ngs, GeneTnl Merchandise and Personal Pro1srfV
and articles Of Vetue, en- the mostsatisactor tsrms-
Busipesa atrictlyU dYate. Established 1851, Nafrhes
and Jewelry for Sac At bargains.
WM. WAGNER, Once No. 3 WstsrE4
Corner Superior streat, over Geo. A. Davis 3 %.
UnfhinR St0ra. 5oS1S
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8rass 9nnnara.

lanes II. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUHDER n MAEUFACTURER oi
Hras1 Work Of every description, No. g Union 8 4
afW doors from superior street, UleTelaDdr Ohio. H.
e rreparpd % furnish al kinds Of work used 6I
uESd 81 tbs Plumbing Business. Bear Pumps Of M
Elfg made AID repaired HAS CaanE dcle daily
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FROM CHICAGn.

CHICAGO, April "a.
Gov. Yates will issue a proclamation tO-mOr-
row calling an extra session Of the Legislature 10
meet at Springfield q week from Tuesday.
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FROM HALTFAX,

LL5f HALIFAX, April 10.
The news Of the bombardment caused profound
excitement The Legislature passed resolution
that they learned with deep sorrow and rerref ~
var am6ng their nsighbors, and without expreS,.
ineany opinion they offered prayers for 4 econ.
Cii1tion. 81 cen
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
C%INsINEATI RAILROAD.

CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. sPRISG ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, Passenger
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
sos An. n. Y. & Cincinnati Expreas-5topping ct
Berea, Graftan, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby and all Stations south Of
shelby, reaching Columbus tli:lo A. n.
Cincinnati ct a.5o ?. T..
2;43 P. n. Observation-Disclosures at all Stations
and arriving at olum 9:t5 P. u.
5:35 ?. \. Night Express7Snopping at Sll Stations
north Of Gallon, Glead, Cgrdingt0n, Ash
Icy Delaware and Lewis Center and all
H other stations TO leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at ll;45 ?. n, and Gin
einnati At 40 A. n.
COM RGTTONB.
Shabby, Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansheld, ut. YernOns Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Ufe5tlIno, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for FOREST, Uppar Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C.,
west, and East orManSheld, Wooster, Mas
Gallon aud Belefontains Railraad Line. for Marion.
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, muncie, In
dinapclfaI Terre Haute, Nincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville QairO, st. Louis, &C.
DelaWarei with 5pl1ngheldr hit, Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad Tor Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, L~oveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the 0hio1& Mis-
Bis5ippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evsnsyine, Cairo, St Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &c, Olumbu PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, or
OlsFsland, April 18th. 1861.
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FROM sAYANNAH.
GOV. sPRAGUR IN THE FIELD.

SAVANNAH, April Is.
Tie lights a. Tybee and in this harbOr have
been discontinued for the present.
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PROW PHTIADFIPHIA,

PHILkDELrHlA, April 10.
The war feeling is rampant. The people are
lhersdulOus about Fort Sumter news. Two regi-
ments 0fmilltia will be ready to march In 3 few
days.
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I~SDiASAFoLIs, April Il.
Gov. Morton Is In possession OF information
nom all parts OF the State, indicating that VIOLIN
teer companies-are being formed everywhere.
10000 men can be relied on to respond TO any
call forseryices % defend the national Flag.
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PREsENT POPULATION.
g Credit and at Low Prizes.


The State Is rapidly Cling up VIII popelauon So
o5 persous having been added since 1850, making hs
present population J, 1885, ratio flo2 per ont Ia
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater thal
Ifhoss ofany other State. The products sent out during
the past year exceeded ] oo,0OOto tons. The Wheaterop
Iof 1s6O suuroaehes S5Oo0O0o bushels, while the corn
crop yields not less than IL, 900 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
EoThsre can the industrious farmer secure such in
mediate results for his labor asupou these prairie s0is,
ithey being composed Of q deep rich loamt the fertility
of which, g unsurpassed By any on the globe
TO ACTUAL CULTTVAT0Rs.
SAGE 1881, he Company hare sold 10000 aasa
hey sd1 only % actual ealauat0Ts, and aey o0a1ad
l~ooa51irs an agreement 10 ~culis1fs- adj G1
through Gee laHdS GfaH expense QS30ao0,
1000. Ie 1850 1s p~oputaaes q 1@tgniae eog-sS
1928 hare been added making he lghds population elAl
ssl, again Of 43PsreH
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift Of the peopls, tmay Be
bushels Of grain, and 250, 600 barrels Of Hour were FOR
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Wor6ngmen VII ind the free school
system encouraged By the STATE ana lowed with q
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their chr
dren can live in sight Of the church and sch0olhousss.
and grow up with the prosperity ofthe leading state p
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from 50 TO SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality &c EHd ea9
farming lands sch for about SO 70 So per acre and
1.-The relative expense Of subduing praris land as CON
! pared with wood land Is IN The ratio Of 1 70 10 IN favor
q the former. The terms Of azefor the bulk Of the3s
lands win be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
Iat six per cent. per annun, aud six interest notes az six
iper cent, Payabis respectively ia one, two ures, fou,
I've and SIX years from date Of sale and four noias
lifor principal, payable IN f0uf, nve, ELand seven years
Iron data ofsals the couiractstipuiatn that one-tenth
siof the tract purchased shall be fenced and euldyated
leach and every year, for I'VE years from date OF Eals
go that at The end or i've years ene-haH shallbe teaeed
land under cultivation.
Twenty PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
.lfrom the valuation for cash, except the sane shoad Be
lat six dollars per acre, When The cash prise viii De nYa
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Of paymeat, oaa be bad
OSTER, Land Commissioner.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
aees. and cities situated upon She me
80, APFLETOEsS RAILWAY GU1DE.
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2AaEaL48A
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The CREST natural Bone Settsr.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of onnecticnt
Is known all over the United States.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Il the aufher Of Or. Sweets Inhllibls Llnimsnt
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Cures Rheumatism and mover hi
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Cures Burns and sealds immodiAieIy.
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Cures Cuis. Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
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DR., Sweets Infsllible Liniment
Has leen used BY more than a million people and
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DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
"a truly . "fEisnd in need " snd ever hmily sho'a
haveit At hand
Sweets Infallible Imminent
Is for sale By all Druggists. Price q cents
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ssptzT.dsWRB Sole PropristOrs, Norwich, o.
For sale b Strong 3 Armstrong Sole Agents FOR
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an s \

NoHFoLK, April Is.
Ordsu have been received to fit out the frigate
Nerrimae Immediately.
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CORRESPONDENT ARREsTRD.
RROlI INDIANAPOLTa.

The Times Charleston correspondent, Jasper,
has been arrested - q spy, and ordered to leave
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8miIaers.

DROOKS s. Q, q &. w, BUILD
FRS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blrd d
sab, BracEetg and al kinds Of Bcrou7eaEtng md
Gothic WORK. Pgrticulsr attention paid 70 Eran1
a &tozasa faCtoH on Division atyeot, near oMGo
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CONVICTED.

GREENoAsTLE, Penn, April Is.
Evans, the murderer Of Hanna and wife, was
convicted to-day, and sentenced TO the Penitentl-
Qrv far lffa.
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of tho p~raries IS cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving to Illinois in great nun
bers. ne area Of Illinois Is about equal to that Of In
gland, and the soil is 50 rich that il vii suppOrttWenty
mfljons Of people.
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nR. KNAPP, OCULIsr, or IA
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
0fthe Eye, and Deafness,
At No. 151 Prospect street, Cleveland, o.
Apgna4ns 81 ~ sest9.ee %
and Northern Ohio. y
Artificial eyes inserted THAT MOVE, and the best
quality. DR.. X. has takena Diploma in compstition
with an other Oculists, 81 the New York State Pair,
fT MS superb Artificial Eyes.
E- No charge for examinations. aprlffWHA
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Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de
velopmg the soil; the great resources OF the State II
coal and iron arc almost Untouched TheinTarable rull
That the mechanic arts flourish best WherefOOd andfus
arc cheapest, will follow at an early day Ia Ilinois, and
In the course Of the next ten years the natural laws anc
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at leas
i've hundred thousand people will be engaged IA ID
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
-
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8aa 8paaa.
CLEVELAND & ERIE B. R.

CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R. ToF
1861. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1851.
On aud after Monday, April 18th, 1851, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
1870 A. n. THAIk-5toppin at all Stations
except Nickline, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, SaYbroOk and SWanvills and ar
n, Buffalo 5:25 P. n.
3;05P P. n. OlNOINAATI PRE TRAIN-Stop-
pingat Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard
only, and arrives at Erie TslO P. Dun.
KIRK at 900 ?. n, Buffalo at 1O:25 ?. NJ.
4;5 P. NJ ACCOMMODATION-Stop
80 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping AZ
Painesvtlle, Ashtabula, Conneant and Gil
rard only and arrives ct Erie at I247A A.
H. Dunkrk at go n Buffalo so All.
LEAVE ERIK.
200 4. K. NIGHT EXPRESS Misunderstanding At
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTille only (;
arrives at Cleveland 5s35A.M.
$3.50 4. n. MAIL. TBAIN-StOpptng at all Stations
except SeybrOok, Unionvills, Perry, Men
tor and Wickline, and arrive at Cleveland
at l:s5 p h
1870 P. 4. DAY EXPRESS T~RAN-Stoppinq at Gi-
rArd, OODneaut, Ashtabalaa and Pai1ssville
only, and arrives 81 Cleveland at 521 P. a..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave OOnneaut
at 900 A. NJ stopping at all stations, and
arriving at cleveland at 9.i0 Az
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, st. EOuis, &c; and all the trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
Cleveland, ApriIls, Is6l.
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ANDhhHON leaves FUR NEW NOAth'
CRAELEsToS, April II.
Anderson and his men leave To- night In the Is
abel for New York.
Fleet still outside.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No sats in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 30 great
an inducsmsnt 10 the settler as the stats OF Illinois.
There is no portion Of the world where all the c0ndi-
tons Of climate and soil 80 admirably combine 10 pro
dueet those two great staples, Cox and WEAR, as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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#Fdieal.
CANFORD'S LIVER lNYTGCh.

GANFORD'S LIVER IVY E9Gh.
~ ATOR never Debilitates. it Is ,oM9oz9A
entirely frse FROM GUMS, and has beeo1ss an
tabished fact, \ STANDARD Medicine, know al-a -
proved By all who have Tsed Il, and r nov rus1rtet
% with confidence IN all diseases for which q 9
It has cured Thousands > within the last tWoyans
who had given uP ana hopes o. rslsS g IhT
numerous unsolicited certineatesth 7TDo=sss
sion show ~
The dose must be edap- ted to the tszPe ,m.u
Of the individual taxing Iit,end used iusuch az
titles e. 70 act generally e ON the bowels.
Let the dictates Of yOIrl@ Judgment guide VOC
the use Of the LIYERG I'm VIGORAT0R, and
will ere LrFER COI-O PLANTS, BILIOUS A
EAcKss DYSPEPSIA, OHoN-- 10 DIAR9HUA, SUNNI
COMPLAINTS, DTsEETERY% lDR0RsT, SOUH Sr5EAcH
HABIIUAL COsIIVEEEss,z gHoLIG, OH0EEEA Ii
1ASTUA ELAIULENcE5 - NDIcE EEHALA
WEAksEsS and may bel guccsssfully as a.
ORDINARY FAM1LTiR MEDICINE. II vi
cure ELECTROMAGNETIC thousands can -
tify1 IN INVENT YEtM MINUTES, IF two
Oh THREE TEA-E SPO0HSFULARE "a
KIN q the eommence-Z lment Of the stack.
An WHO use It are giving their testimony in iu q
R-Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorst0
Hnd swallow both tOgeihar.
PRICE n 6OLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also S6niOrdis Family CatharuC Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and DC
mp in Glass Gases, Air Tight and VIII
keep in any climate.
ms FAMILY PILL Is 3 gentle bEl
active Cathartio, which the proprietor has used q
bis practice more than twenty years
Iheconstantly increas- ing demand from thos
who have longused theiA Pills and thu sadzhc
tion which all express inhl regard to their use, has
IA4lcA M1lV rlala Nlel.1 |MlAEn me UEIGA OL gu
The PrOession WE'LL knew that different Ca
thartics act on diderent- portions Of the bowels.
The Family CatharticA PIN has. with due reier
ence 70 this we'll estab-i lished fact, been con
pounded from q varisty0 lof the purest Fsqstahlr
Extracts, which act alikeIl on every part Of Tue ALI
mentary canal, aud areE GOOD and sAFR IN ell
cases where 6 Caihartic Is needed, such as Dc
angements Of the StOm-H Iach, SlespfneEs, Pains Il
the Back and LOinE, Cos-@ iiveness, Pain aud Sore
ness over the whole Body lrom sudden cold, Which
frequently, fneglected,A end in a long course OF
FeYer. Los Of Appel tile, 3 Creeping sens8
ton Of Cold over the Body, ReHtle8snesa
Head-Acha, or WeiahtA in the BEAD, All Iufam
mstory Diseases, WormslO In Children or Adult8
Rheumatism, 6 great Purifier Of the Blood and NAM
diseases 70 which flesh ID heir, too numerous 70 mel
ton IN this advertisements. Dose i to
PkICE 30 CENTS.
EI-The Liver lnvigurator and Family Catharn
Pills are rstaied BY Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale By tho Trade in all the large Wns.
3 I. W. SANEORD, n. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
IdEW rs Broadway New York.
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Pills are E sale BY
CHORGHllh a BRO, Druggists,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-15
THE SOUTHERN PART

or the stats lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from Is "a
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised further north