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sTHMEs IA. 0VGLil5, BSAss
Hraa1 Work q sTory dslcri1tson, 0o. . uninn g.
slsW doors frcm stleel Ol5gelahd, Ohio. II
5tsSri. WstsT 81 Cas-, and an t18 Sslious arftoiS,
80 n tbs Plunbi1g , Bar PqII = n sii
Ei1sl Pc s9e 3 Es9; ~ 80 - ;SIlas - |g,,E
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Coop News ERox flask DuTToN.-Ws.
are pleased to learn that Frank puttOn, son
of Jacob DuttOn, Of this city, who was,
wounded and taken prisoner at the battle Of
0ross Lanes, was Oneof theitwsnty,fEs who
were rescued at the defeat of Floyd by ROse.
Grams. His wound, flesh one, is doing
well, and he hopes soon to be on duty again.
This information was conveyed to Mr. Dpt-
ton, by letter from D. B. Lawrence, mem
ber of the 18th Regiment, written at Gsuley
Bridge.
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=THArKs I'VE are under renewed obIlga-
ions 70 Express Messenger Lamb, OF the
Unioa Line Express for Pittsburgh, Phila-
dSlphia and New Orleans papers.
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NOTIcE CAyAIaTl-Ths Company of Cav
ry being raised for the Third Regiment
.O,V. c., will leave for Cincinnati on the
23d inst, ct 455 Pm. Recruits will be
received during that day, until three
O'Clock P. A., at the office of Fitch, Ray
mOnd & Co., No. 60 River Street. A rare
opportunity is now offered to those who
would enlist in this, the most pleasant and
healthy arm Of the service. Recruits must
be prepared to go Immediately to Camp.
Transportation free.
W, D. STRAIGHT, Recruiting Officer.
! sept18.s58 y NJ --.-. -. .--L
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NJ Upon the freight train south this
nOrnine we're Eve car lOsds Of gun car
riagsS, directed to Capt Tyrrsll, Newport
Barracks, Kentucky.
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RSL1OIOUal--The Rev. Dr.. Aiken viii
preach in the United Presbyterian Church,
Eiie street on ss6bsth next the 22d inst,
at half past 10 O'clock. 2t
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NEW REMEDY,

M W hGl4EtOAa aa ..
compound that has ever been before The public. 1t
hag been used By ri T 7l-
= ONE HUNDRED PHYsIOIANs. -f asIF
In their private practice With entire success IN al
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS. 10
For dlseas % private diseases; Cure e fequeut.
v performed IN week aud entire oonhdenca may
Be placed IN them remedy is newly disooV.
ersd specific, moro active and more apssdy In IA a.
bots than Oubsbs or CObafba alone. Tho Pills are
halt the size OF Capsules, Gld never nauaeafe thS
stomach or tmpregnatc me efsafh. Six dozen Pills
q Box. 70 .-fr- ~ go -
81 Prics ONE DOLLAR, - a.o7-..
me sboTe Rtll hs sat b. mai. on rsosipt Of ths
soiz Nv wHl FTsKE ASrat en- 0a.valand. isrs
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lUhtOus kU4NgADAAgki
SLOAN UnD1RTaH oguHrEs


HORRIs n tight with hls sIsbfaasd ARABIAh
CONDITION P0WDERS, Whara eFerY owner 81
or many % TIE Ds1ea1es peculiar % gnch Alim1lA
They are Sovereign Remedy ior CoiaB. Qoufks,
Loeg % Appettto, Hide sbotlnd ulgtempoE5 "a, Ae.
- These Powders AlWaYB give Batiifaotlon, a. ths
1hougand1 Who hsFe I'D tleles c1n 5s1tlly. So
OiEcul4rB. III thgu. Tor aala by. u. u. eaIiord,
\ ". faimsF, Benton Broths n, sns etEoae 3 Am.
Eslongs Ofsyolaldi O. sd " ~ rrRggi4is IN tie
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Fol Coz. sARlIELD's RroIN1Er,-TbI,t,

y FcR Coz. eARFIELD's REaIxEHr.- Thirty
.reCruits for Col. Garhelds Regiment came
in this morning on the Pitaburgh .Roaa,
from Hiram, Portags county, and some
1zAI twenty By The MahOning Road. They
leave BY the 2.1O train for Camp Chase
Columbus.
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PERsOSAL -Brigsdier General Mitchell
passed thraugh this city this morning for
Cincinnati, to take command Of that de
partment Of the United States Army 10
which he he's been recently assigned.
Col schlaudecker, Of Erie, Pa, came in
on the Pittsburgh train this morning from
Washington. his Regiment, which is be-
ing organized at Erie, is nearly full and
he expects marching orders in the course
Of next week. His Regiment will be or
dered to Washington. A1e
Cart. Kinney, Of Geneva, AshtAbula
county, arrived from Columbus this morn.
ing. His battery is full, and men to spare,
who will be transferred to Capt. Standards
battery.
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R. L. Foot s. 6. Beebe, E. h. knight,
Thomas Foot A. Wolf ]. A. johnson. n
.H PARMA
F. Ingersoll, P Kline, ]. Potter, L. Snow,
g. Giger, F. Cartwright.
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glllmhiag.
r P, BO WER. ~
PLrhRER 1Nh ~ e = N

PLlABEh AND uA8 fITTHR, -
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (ander Ohapin Ha,L.1
Manutactufes and keeps constantly on hsnh All II *
Of Plumberg' and Gas EitterB' materfala 1Tse6 -
Hydrantg, Bath Tubs, ater-U Ulooeta Wn1h -Bfans-
Bath-B BOilerg, Lead 2alvanizsd and Iron -,
Sheet LeAd, Brass and Iron Lin and Forea
Bras1 and Piated Faucets, and eFHFythtuF 1neos-sI
p ht up housea stoEss, 4el with water ahd ~. az
Pc, toular sttsattoa EVsa 3 i0la e nnd SsaStrT
Ae& aln
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IHPoRrAET ARREsTs.-A extensive gang
Of thieves, residing in the counties of
summit, Medina and LOrain for some
length of time past have stolen proper
ty to q very large amount from persons
in several localities in the counties
named. On Tuesday of this we.k, Officer
James BurlisOn, of Middlebury, Summit
county, found about $500 worth of cloth
stolen IRON E. Psrmelee, of Liverpool, Me-
dina county, and on Wednesday arrested
Simon Snow, at his residence near Hinck-
ley, and Horace Holt, at Grafton Centre,
npOn whom portion Of the property stolen
was found, and obtained facts that will
lead to the arrest of several more-sll of
whom are connected with the gang referred
to. Snow and Holt are in the Jail Of Ne
dins county, --.-
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EHAYKLEa,s RlBaIsTER,
tn 1AOIT "

THE CoSoERT.-By one error in this
(saturdayl mornings LEADEa, the leader
ship Of the grand Concert was given to
"P. G. HOlbrOOk," whom nobody knows,
instead Of ~. P, HolbrOOk, whom every
body knows. Mr.. Rolbrook's reputation is
@ great card in itself for the success Of the
Concert and be has succeeded in snlisting
a very valuable and artistic corps Of as-
sistsnts for the entertainment By an.
other mistake, the time was announced as
Monday evening instead Of Tuesday.
That our readers may judge for them
selves Of the sttraotiveness of the pro
qramme. We Riveft below:
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AYER's AGUE 0uRR.
Mlanaaie dIaltocies.


We Ars enabled here q oar he eomnuasty :
remedy WhIIh. yhfe Z curCs The sboFs eompIalnfs
With certainty, Il stu psrteetIy haru y II anY
quantity. such roln8iF q inGaluabls Z diytricls
where these afiictinR disorders prevail Ihil
"CUHE expea8 tho niGema t5c polSoa Of lFrsyRR A.
r AdUH rom the systemt aud pFevents the develop
ment Of the disee8es q taken on the frst approach
Of ifa preInonitoEy s3nptcns.I IL Z n14 onlY the
oest remedy ey6r ya discovered Tor this easg o con.
paiuts, but also II chhapast sfhS7 isr-s oSaillfy
Fasupply for doll n brings Il within ihe rosca .
every tocy and b olliou5- districts. ahefs EgEEs
p AED AsuE Prslails sFsry BODY ah01ld have L and
use II raeiy both for cure and protection. rrgl
super1oritT q this reInedy ever any CHER d.
covered for tie speedy and certain curs oInterIi.
tenrs !. that 4 contains no quinine Or rinefa euE.
BeQnenfy Il produces no QuihisU or other njuti a.
eects whatever upon tho hoconstitnfioas Those oured
q i are len e healthy e Il they had never had ths
Fever AhdsAgus is not alone the cohseauenosv,
the miasplc polson. A great FaristY Of disordsll
eItfo fror IA irritation, among which are Nsnrat7
RherlGtislls ogais Head1e4e Biisiaess, 1oottaete
hoa, q las SPLEEN, HiutsrcS, plin - ~ B51ps 65r
Parqilsai and bsnfaoasssI.s ~ ~ etomscl Al 81
Ehich, when originsting n this cause, put % thr
6lall-.lIl tlle or be1puf c1TiodieaE Ikis = fU1EA
eKpela the poison IRON the bioot, and conseqncnfy
et1 teem 81 alike. Itis "a luFsluable pr0tectlol
% immigrants and persons traYeliingor temporarily
reaiding N the nal tous dstriCts. II taken Occa-
nlalH or daily Wh seKpOssd 70 the infsction that
VII Be execrated nom the system, and cannot accu.
Hence Il y even more valuable Tor protection than
cere, and feW Uli ever susE rom Intam ttants Z j
they avail themselves Of the Protoction thi remedy
Pr FTspsrSd ssi - DF.J Q. AFER o., Lousn, ns.-
/. - fials.eIE stsaEz Z 4 E1rlloa !, aEE,lsfe,
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8LsT CLEVELAND.

Robert Oarran, Geo. Holcomb, Farley
Sheldon, VIM. Gorlett Jno. Galley, VIM. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

Iron the Examiner, Norfolk. Val s ID
They have been tested IN m0rs than th0auan
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lFrom tbs Demoorat, S.. OlOud, Nina
IYou sre, or have been troubled with the head
acneI send for box, (Cephalio Pilis) Bc that zoe
nay nave them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

= Lfrom the Examiner, h0TBolk, Val
Cephalip Pills accomplish the object for Whioi
tney were lAade, vz: ouTe fheadache In all fornH
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2agsettans, ~.


After all other Treatment FaIlslI
~ zslsa DR.. A. GIBSON, slf
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun.
DR. "a dollars for the proof that he ever as to cure
tho aboY5 named diseases he viii nay ths ssms
SS S JSd gESS sss f s S 9nSs dss.ss dhssSA RS 3
fser sSy ysarv Of isbOr4Ous .tuy and sxps
snos. DF. eIBsOS & happy in being abis g an
a2gnSe e ths GDiorsgn9.ss' e. that he has psrsOtsd
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE 1f
PRIVATE DISEASES
With IN bad stIscts sEIaing thsrsrOm, tqoladipE
pEBlLIT Oh NERVOUS PBOSrRATlOH.
he has succeeded IN curing IN this city, SOM
Of whom had exgended hundreds q dollar Wit
least particle OF bensht.
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member o
some College in London or Paris, es perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
and who hold dGt great eLPeetation5 never to be r.
allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boast OF Il
this, that he Il able TO give ontlre satisfaction Il
those who repose eonndenee In his ability and intsg
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris, or any patent medicine TO nqua Tor th
Disbursements, both mental and physical, arisin
from sexual or gecFet abuEa. 4
Dr.. QIBSOH also olRlma for his new tEeatmsntth
following advantages over ell others ret disooyersG
and drst the agents. used In respect disagree
1cSnuT1 IoT a1,y otbar dslstSyio-1s dr5Ss sssoTSi
no restrictions IN diet OF busineSs s uireoi Thir
Il his treatment Is positive and certain IN al oases
He stands prepared 70 90 into any public or pfivst
hospital IN the United States and dsmonEtTate tfs
iulmsass suveTiSritY q his ngy reatasnt over an
other now known 70 the world IN point Of prompt
ness, psranensys fnildnss8, ahisty and oo1Fenieno
70 tbs patisnf- q 81 r .....-L 80
Dr.. 3IBSOH IS permanently located In OleVelAnf
and has during the past two Tes1s p0rformed man
ouree 81 diseases which had for years resisted si
other modes Of treatment. Refsrenoscen be giyenti
individuals Of the FIRST respeotability In Cleveland
Ski and Integrity h ali professional transaotionS
Dyspepsia, khuematism, BcrOfulR and AL chronii
diseases treated With superior suooesI.
~ Medicine sent to Any part Of tbs country or
p osipt OF tan doIlara. .i-
bF.GmsCHs ESV work on PhEsIOiOEy for "a,
DR.. GIBs0N,7 81 al
Professor Of E7sctrcSatky and He3iciBs,
~ O5ce No. IL Ontario street, up BtaiFa, . fsV
door8 nom the Public Square. -a
Unice hours from 3 70 i2 and from 3 50 O'oiOot
9sfly fSgpdevs eyna7tas -. ----L--- s1E3
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A. PANEL, John Mcvey, Philip ypilIon
Christopher 0Brien, Torrance Michigan.
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% Na rn-MaUN n-|
MECHANICS, FAR6ERs 4 WORKING HEN.
TUE attention Of ths sniarPrsIag and ine9atToss PoE-
statsnsus and liberal induosmgats offered .hsm by me
ILLINOIS CKETRAE RAILROAD COMPANY.
proper enefgy, FerseTeranca and ndnstry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and far1lles with
comparatively speaking, very llttlS capital .
- LANDS OF nIlAo1s. q S''z
No sss In she VALLEY OF tho Mississippi oGsrs 50 great
an inducement 10 ehs ssilaF as tie State Of Illinois
mers Is no portion Or tka World WHARF al the econdi-
duce thoss two grest ssres, coa4 and RmAz, IS the
Rrnries q ulinoi8.a IALAh
THE SOUTHERN PART
Of the stae iss VisHn u z6ne ne Cotoa rezous
while the col d adnrably adapted 70 the groFh Of
Tubaeco and hemp, and the Wheat Is worth IRON rs 70
70 es moro per bushel than that raised further noh
RICH ROLLING PRAIRR LANDS
Ths deep rich loam Of the pralries IS cultivated win
saoh wondered facility thai the farmers of tbs Eastern
and Adde States are moving % linos 10 gEe1t num-
gland and ee s6I e 30 Eieh hat vii suppdFt tWsny
nllnns q pe2pls. 30 ESQ AN si7r-s s,;i -. /
HRkgTERH AND SOUTHERN NkRKETA
Ihese lands are contiguous % = railroad Too Hnllss
IN length which connects Wh other roadg md naFigA-
blslakes ana rivers, trs aadniins an unbruken com
munieation viii the Eassern and sou.hsrn narkst1
7ssa APPLICATION or CAPITAL I'D
r Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
Velopng the 50 the great fesoufees or ne state n
Cos and Iron arc aaat untouched. Il sinvaFable rule
Ehnt the mechanic arts flourish best where food anue
are cheapest VIII follow at early day IN IDois and
"a the conEss Of the next tep yeArlthe nat1ra laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that nt least
fvs hundred thouEand people VII Be engaged n tie
Siats Of nHnob IN various manufacturing employ.
nents,
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF mLM0Is.
over 500 900 900 Of private capital hSvs been sx-
pended oa tksfalroad system Of limos. 1aasmnch as
part Of the income from several Of these works. with
valuable public fund IN ands go 70 diminish he STATE
expenses ;ths TAxEs ARE usHE, and must oozequsnty
every day decrease. -'.rs-4.-r ..-.- -
.o.- -,z ~. THE STATE DEBT ~. -2a
NJ sats al & oaiy so Jos 3es Il, and sgLil Gts
taffis ssays la Bsss Fses5 81 eso,546 90, ai trs
naghsossssely ssPat taa. 5A - yea7s z ~ e's e
pamphlets dssolipsvo Or sls I-nas, soH eiHais,
On Eppl1ariOa % uDTI bi7 20 ..ihs....-L 49,.
i,aaa sdi tNsro igo bssraJ -is " ~
For the naEaes Of the Towns, YIlla
nOis Cent. ER. B. see pages ASS, Is9 <
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#EMmtha
SCROFULA, on kINa's EVIL,

0OAOL IL OA NlN1 LA
as A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
ahH bscomsG Viflatsll Esaks And rsoor-- Being d
ths ercrlati9n e Peryades the whole body, and nay
6s 5sstSy bs 5ep5ss GS as5s sns Gns Z % Saroaa ai
q E n6ses o 6iS s T R % aRS 81 hsS
~ tae eePrssSi1g yess end a9Is AZ. p the ve1s-
tary % tha constitution, descandlng- Fon pare1tz
% children unto the third anG tourt eneTation;l
VIII visit the iniquitiss Of the hfhers UPON thsiE
Its esssts e0Ensnesby deposition from tie blood
o. corrupt or ulcsrous msttsr, which, In the haas
liver and iDternaF ofsAnsf & tsrnsd tuberces; n
the glands swelngs; and on the surface, eruPtions
blood, depresses ths energies Of Lie, 50 that Sorgu
locs constitutions not only suffer frOn ucgofulous
SSnS tRs sstaEs pIs a o Rs osr "a ~ & q %1
.Eagt npnherl perish hT disorders which, although
: il b. tainf in tbs Iy1tsl ATost5 of Tie ocn.
sumption which decimstss the human fanily has IL
and many destructive diseases Of the liver kidnsys
brain, and, indeed Of all the orgacs arise nom q
one qaartss oi sii our psosis afe scFcfnIO,r tsh
persons arQ 1nva1ed oy tha lurkilg iHfsction, and
tbs sy1fsG e sE si1 tie ioo b1 "a alssFa
tvs medicine, and inyigorate Il By heH foss -
a1d id o. VII ia Y n RS - .asl >.
CONPoUND EXTRACT OF SAkaAPARILLA,
the most sfIsctua remedy Witch the nediuai skin
orr timss can devise for This sEs.y yhsEs pFsvailDs
and htal malay. Il is combined Rom he most ac
tive relnsdlals that haTo baan dscFared lor the e.
I1rgstiOn Of this foul disorder nom the blood. anc
tne rescue q the systs1 sc IL Destructive coula
qqences- Hence it shOuld Be employed for the cuFf
o. not only Scrofula, but also those other elections
Inieh arise non Il, gnch e EBuPfTRu nj Sku
DIsAAsEs, ~. AEIHoNT's EIRE, E05E, o. EBTgIPE.
Las, Ri4RLEss RIlBruLEl, BLofcaEz, BLAINs, and
BOIE9, IUMORs, TETTKB and SALT PUN, Soar
HAD, RlHGW0RH, RaEUnATIBn, 3 aiLIfIc AZ
MERoURIAL DISEASES, DaOPsE,s DgsPKPsIk. DBuI.
ITT, and indeed, AL OonPLSEAfs tnRIsINa ERou
2 yIIIAIED on lNPURg BLOop. The populaF belie Il
purity Of the blOod'' i8 founded IN truth, tu
gerO.ula d deg9norstiOn of the blood The partie,
ulAr purpose aud virtue OF this Sarsapala is % %
nfy and regenerats this vital 4nid without Whirf
lound health q impcssibls N contaminatad cnn1t1
tutions. ilafl 81 I i-lT 6E8 ll77I - =
AYERS AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY OUEEso or = 80
GnteTmittelt 4sOG, o. FsOeF Gad AgIG ReEsib
lH tsns FsUay 0hiu FsrSs, Darn6 Agls, Pc
e. niodioal HsadRbe, o. BiIsOls Rsad- !
l3 vas eek, and Ri5IlioEs FsV1s, iHdssd
.- .gr fOr ,tbs phoIs elass Of Die
Bdses OTioindtiao b "
iicFy dsrglossSs6 rad l
20 9.7s5-a n7aa1 ozltsedI b. tkss slul
% Ei a3u ia 80 tsu AalGiG al brrs
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J. J. lockwood, Jno. williams, Andrew
Wirth, Isaac Kerns, Fred schafer, Daniel
Seller. fJk TrtvFr
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Lkrom the Examiner, hOTIolk, Val
:, Cephalie Pills accomplish the object Tor vhioi
they were laae vis Ours of In al tt forRH
from the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In mOfs than th0Gsan
nsssH, with entire snOoesL I0 ETl-i =
ra.r-g -tr ia
lFron tha Denoorat, IS. Ol0ud, MinA.l
y you sre, or have been troqblsd with the head
nay have them In case Of an attack.
fEFom the Advertiser. Rrovidsnce 3. II
The CephAlie Fills are said to be a remarkably e.
best for that 1ory frequent com plaint which has 81
eF been discovered. 8F Tl-77 -
& rCsf lrs sallu .r.4
IErOn the Western Z. r. gazstts, Ohloaso. m e
We heartily adsrse fiF. spalding, end his uuri
- zn1sr
From ths kanAvha Yansy star, yaJii-F G..
We arc sure that persons suaering win headAsha
$40 tEy them, VII stick 70 them
1-t tFrOm the Southern Path Finder, 4, o.I -
Try them yOu that are afflicted, and We are Gurs
ma. oqF can be sdded 70 the already pc.
,y ,S5Js ~ tost ess received benefits thef no oths
sE From the St. Louis Dsmoorat.l
Lns inmenSed demand for the (Csphalio Pills
rapidly snsrsAsing- r-s t- 1l II-8l
-. from the { a1ette, DaTsnport. Iowa.
nr. epsldfng would not connect bis name Win a
artictS be did nOtF- ~ 20 possess rsE merit,
p IL
Iron the Advertiser, BroEide1os. &. H. al
The testimony in thetI fEvOr b Strona, rom ths
most respectable quarters -
IErom the Daily BsWs, EeWport, \. IL sd II
OeDhAlio Pills are taking the plaes fan kinaA
ITrom the Commercial Blllstin, Boaton.l
Said n he vsrT sdieacious Tor the baadanba
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rraHrn HlRn.


-Ohas. WinsloR, VIM. Dugan, T. Kimbe-
y, Patrick osrr, jr, Geo ". Turner.
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.n0OT0R J. M0CONNELG'S EYI
H. and Ear mlimary, 2s5 superior, corner Of sen
eca St During the psst Fsar some Of the worst cases
almost totally BLIND and DEAF-haTe been re
stored to sig and hearns at this Infirmary. The.
can be seen in the City at any time. -sa7a
Persons aficted with Cataract ought to cal
and see the cases operated upon BY Dr.. Mcconnell.
with complete success. His celebrated Eye Water
loE the cure Of Inflammation and the removal Of Ops
cities or illus from the eyes, sent any address upon
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NOTICk-PURSUANT no AN
IN order made By The judge Of he Prob to
glafier oisthe aaisnmenl Of "a ilianf fiske, shan
o1r far EaA8 e puhlic auctOn, - tla door Of tie
tobrr. 1851, q o'clock Z. n, the folloTirg a.
scrfbed ntes, 70 wiz. said notes baiRg ne ssssfs
baiSoI ho-es. -Aak0FS- lime. a. Al H'LAPPFsls-
ed Vslus
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1. Chorus Hail to thee Liberty q" ..-
Z. Ballad-Fiag OF our Union. Mr., z. o. Rouse
5. Duet D Come 70 Me-. Miss Nettie Bray
ton aud Miss Constance WOolsOd.
4 S1io Rnu Chorus. Columbia, the Gem OF the
OseAn.". Mss Nellie Wick and Chorus
8. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Concert pour Ptan0
Mas Illie Crawford
20 Cav tiaa-Da telontsno VlVsre- Miss Mary
:. CaOfas--'' Threatening Death to Traitor
Slave
PART SECOND.
l. Solo and OhOrus-Land Of the Trumpet. Miss
Mary shelly and Caorus.
= ksTts EtsS Song Miss Nettie Brayton
8, DueIt--~ Ger the hill, DER the dale.H Mas
Emma Wttaud Miss lille Crawford.
Z. The ar spangled Banner. n iss Settie Bray
ton ana Chorus.
Ballad" Twas within mile". Miss Nellie
Wick.
ousrts'te-sOldiers Song. Mss lille Craw-
ford. Msssrs. Rouse, ,Whitesw and Hoibrook
Z. C1vatua-O nbre legere -. Miss kmma Witt.
5. America" Ny Country, tits OF Ihee."
The audience will be requested to rise and Join
IN The singing Of this National lynn.
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TEETH WARD.

D. P. Rhodes, William Hardenbureh. GeS
Bnskirk, John Jones, J. s. Allen, Thcns
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EIu AAsT CLEVELAND.
S. Patton, Rus. James, Lewis Dibble, Jo-
seph Barker, S. E. Adams, Jno. Amnich.
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o John HaltE, s. NJ Ollie, E. B. Harper, C.
D. Palmer, q. Van Schorck, John Packard,
John N Eigar, G. q Palmer, Albert Com.
sock, Fred Wenkle, Jas Watkins, l. L
g esOn, g. J Newton, WEl. Farra1, Chas.
Adams, Geo. Cochran
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RTCH ROILTNg ppATRTR LANDS

Tho deep rich loam Of the prarles IS cultivated win
saon WondeffuI facility thsi the farmers Of tbs Eastern
and Addls States are moving % Illinois 10 great num-
bers The area OF Illinois Is about equai 70 that Of En-
gland and de s6II ls 30 Eeh that 4 vii support tRentY
nllons e 2eop-a. q - - IL - | -
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'a 200 fHal uT.a .rr. fIaf ad .aa
1 slYisssVsT eas who mas Cough or Husky
VoIos or q BAD Brsaih, or any dinicHlty Of the
Throat, TO gath peokage Of ny Throat Oonfsetioas,
thsy viii relieve yOu Instantly, and you viii agree
With me that "shey 60 right 70 the sDot. You viii
and them very ussful and plesssnt Whie travelling
" Attending public meetings for stIiug youc Cough
'r aIlaying your thirst. II you try one Paekass
safs IN saying that VIII ever afterwards con-
der them indispensable. You will ind them ct
the Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
drE PRICE TWENTY-FIVE DENTS. -1
NJ signature is on saOh package. An others
eOuutsrfait sf t-1l .,-I al
A package wIl be seutby mall. prepaid. on receipt
o. Thirty Osns. Address, -He.alsr
--F. .r.-1 HEERY o. sPALDING,
-s '--~ ~ GasiaF atraet 9a=r W1rk
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1erus-oash. JOSEPH 3 GEagNIs.
SEPT. 70. l,si:.ss A1-'EHos of Wn. EIIEz.
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D 3 tErom the Advertiser. Rrovfdsnce, B. II
The Cephalio Fills are said to be remarkably e.
tectIe rerey Tor the headschs, and Of the Eery
pest for that CRY frequent mplaint which has sg.
eR been discovered. -
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EASTERN AND soUTHKRN M4RKBTs.

These lands ara contiguous 20 = railroad 70O nIis'
IN length Whish connects wilh other rosdg md navga
be lakes ana rivers, tIa a1rdias az unbruken com
nunieation viii the Eassern and Southern mares1s