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NEw YORK mARKET-aIAROH %.

RLOUR-1arket shade hrmor, With little more
doing both for EXPORT Gnc home consumption; pricas
however, not materially ehHuged.
Sales ere l2,eo bbla e. Ss.koegto,lS ior sgpernne
supsr1ne western IS 2o5, IS for common 70 medium
extra western; S5,3065es tor shfuDng brands extra
round hooped ohio and S5,5s97soo for trade brands
CANADIAN FI6UR-In uniitod request,
without material change In prices. Sales az
bbls at t5,&Ge,le ioT common TO good extra:
CORN mEAL-onlT N limited business at pre-
WafsK Y-Aiarkss 6rn and bottsr dsmand.-
Sales arc $50 bbis ~ lif0l7ac.
WHFi T-Pfivais accounts by the Arnao are
rather more faYorabls Tor wheat esd air EXPORT de-
mand ehisfy for France. The market n l@2o par
bush better. ksies are common 70 ehoics Chioago
spring a. 81 ,ls ,a 10 store and dshFersdi Clnada
CAB az &l,25 dciiYoredi choice north western club cT
Raciue spring e. tlize delivered hiiEaukea cnb e
slz5Hl y % arrive from Pbiadslphis, 81 store and
red western Is Sis dsliVerodi White WsstsTn Il
RYE-Ouiet at 6sR65e.
BART,RY-scarce and firm At 700sOc a. IN quail
fly sales 1900 bush Canada East a. 30
CORN-Merkst ahads nrEler With only moderate
business. Sales ~ 700 bush AZ 81 10 old mixed
western u store; &C deltFeredi IS. e63c Tor new
mixed western aud yellow At 4 T. Depot e< Tor
OATs-Market hrmsr and in fair request at SO
sc for s33sl &c for Canada; Si835c for stats.
noFeyerp have not materially ehengOd. SALES are
~ lole a. tl6-5g for mess; tl7 Tor unpacEed 90
si2 lSs essE sllsosiz5I5 iar prinsi ane sis Tor
REEF-MaEkst CONTINUES dnll. Sales Gre 2oO
Dds y t4fio5gl lot country prime; t5,I596slo tor
eonn ~ ns.,i te9g 100 Tor rspaeked mess; Sl0o0
PRInlE MISS BEEF Dali and nominally
BREf HAMs-oaiss and utsady ct slaels for
state and western
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COMMERCIAL.

OLEvELAND 1ARKET-8IARCH %.
FLOUR-Dun. sslss Of 81 bblH whito wheat
double extra at $3.50.
WHEAT-In better demand. Sales Of GearE red
and 80 bush DO. At SIOi. and esrSwhlts At S,ls.
CORN-salss Of 100 bush from stor at sc.
UGHWINEs-salss of5O bbls at llNe, and p,
bbls ct lsc.
LARD-sals Of Is kegs at &c.
APPLES Sale of5o bbIs Dried Apples at &c.
EGGs-Ths market Is fully supplied snd tbs ten
dsncy is downward. Sales of27 bbIs At s9c; snail
lots at lOc ana few bbls, heavy packed, for chip
ment, ats.
BUTTER Dull. with light sales Central IN bbls
At lie.
HAMS g. sHOULDERs-snles Of 1000 pounds
country-eured Hams, and Shoulders at and 70.
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NRw YoRK eTooK AIARKET.

shade better but quiet; Chicago and Rock Island
sst; Cleveland and Toledo S5hi Galena 4 Chicago
scftp siE; hich. Sou bern IL kries assented ~
lake Frso 4 ", ist bonds, ~ ichlsan SOU heEnl
irt onds So; Pacific mai 66ai n. I, Centrei, t9l1i
Frie sqH; Michigan southern, "a bonds, ~ Miehl,
gan Southern, sinking fund, 81 Tennessee bs loai
Migeouri q 66A; Treasury ~ tt3hi United states
6S of isi reqisteroi 96A; United atoa O. 81 cou-
p0nu q3
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r1RalNIA CoNYRNTIoN.

NTIHIVNIl IIIIIlI
The virginia State Convention rsassembled To-
dav and Nr. Baldwin finished his Union speech;
fTr. brace of Halifsx. then commenced speech
IN reply 70 Mr.. BaidWinfi and not conoluoso
when the Convention adjourned
me Convention has agreed 70 hold evening
sessions In future. ,,.-
After the adjournment Mr., Baldwin was pre-.
ssntsd with beautiful wreath on oenali VI 'ns
Union loving lsdisl Of Ylrgiuia,
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TIT aiHATe--In fnir request. Sales $50 pkEs
6ll6iec shouidaIs Sldslfo fJr hams.
H0G8-Quiet at h4@IA corn LED afessea anu
S. Nd ~ for live weight.
Bagl(i i Dull and nomlnally unehanged 49,
LARD-stoaey demand moderate. sales NV
bbi6 al sselOc. No. ] 10 prime western. o,,.
BUTTER- ls selling 81 l0e@Ao iof Ohioi
''fvlii 'SHRRsE- r Steady at salOo for inferior to
wrfmr.
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PRrET PopU1ATIoH.

RREIT POPULATIOH.
he S.sss 3 raplafy Hing up win population es8.
025 persons having been ADDED since 1880 n1alg l1a
present. popdiaion ~ I5es, a ratio q lo2 por esli n
AGEECULFURAL PRoDUUfa
ne Agricultural Products Of Inois are greater dan
thoss q yo.hsrsais Ths produets sent out during
the past year ercsedsd 800 900 tous- he wheateroD
d 1s6O approaches IS 200 900 bushss While TIE cora
crop yields not less than 40 ,o00, 900 5ushss.
FERTILITY OF TIE sous
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such in
MEDIATE results for hs labof IS 5upon thase prairie soils
they being composed q deep rich ioal, the fertility
Of which, s unsufpasssd by any o. he globe.
TO ACTUAL CULITVAT0Rs.
Sines 1884, 0is Cozpcng A1us solf SEQ 90 aersf
They al only 70 actual eilirgioTs, GHd suag e0ari
aoA5ains an agrseusrt 70 ciliuais 7s goaa ial5sss
cOlgIilsd ur0iigh ttess l1sdi q ezpsiss a so o0
900. IN 1850 tg roPuGti5a II 5oriy-lliiis c0lii-s
though igiea Pa1,sl i1al Only as 598 siuos laeh4l9
2a3 haus 6ass add laalHg hs i1ss pepzlatioH sl4
ssl, agaiaef 1t3 pr ez'L
EVInENCE5 OF PROSPERTTY.
AZ an svidancs Of The thrft Of he people, itay b
sta8d that coo 900 to1s of freht ncludng 600 900
6ushas of grain and go 900 barrels q d0r were Tor
Wzrded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and w0rkingnsa VII ind The free suhool
system eneouragod By tie State and endowed with q
large revenue f0r tha Support q schools. Their CHI
dren can I've n sight c the church and schooh0uses,
and grow up with The prosperity q TIE laadns aia ID
he Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMB OF PAYMENT
Ths prizes Of tbess iaDds vary from 50 70 s25 pr
acre, according % loca10l, quality, q. EEst class
farIng lands sen for about sl0to SO per acre and
the raEtiTa eEpsns8 q suhdung prairie land as com
pared With ood land q 10 he ratO q I 70 10 favor
Of thsformsr. 1hs tss of sale for tie bok q l-es
lands wiz Be
ONE TEARS ugTEREsT IN ADVANCE,
az sx per cent psr snuun and SIX interest notes q SIX
per cent, payable respectively b one, tHo, threo, o
i've and az years from date of sale; and four notes
for principal, payable IN four, I'VE sxand seven ss
from data q slle ;tho that onstenh
Of the tract purchased shall Be fenced and eulyateds
each and every year, for Eve years fro cate q SALE
30 that at The end Of I'VE years onsha1 shan % Leesa
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PR CEET. Will BE DEDUCTED J.
nom the valuation for cash. except the same Should Be
at six dollars per acrs, when he eash priee VII g ~
dollars.
lr04ucs0ns, rFioss, and terms ofPaynsat, - be had
OSTER, Land ComFjssioneF.
CHts4GO, ILLINOIS.
lges, and CiEies slflIRfsT upon the IIIi.
30, APPLE1ON'S RafLEFAK G0aDE.
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an uOUsTON BACKS D0wN.

GALVESTON, 4afeh y
The Legislature met on the 18th, when the Sen.
ate and House took the oath q alleglanes " ue
Houston and the Secretary Of state retfeu
and surrendered the archives. Houston mas =
sued an appeal TO the people, denounolng tae
Convention. The latter body passed snpsl@ lltuts @
mont
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STILL FORTHER BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, March a
The steamer Bohemian did not leave Liverpool
till the sth.
The London Times IN reviewing Jef Davis's
inaugural, sgys Il never read public document
80 difioul, 70 analyze and interpret
It Was reported that the Irish Archbishop Cul-
len Il to be created Cardinal.
The Austrian Gazette says Francis II. has de-
termined TO stay IN Rome as long as the Pope re-
mains there.
The Spanish Ministry had pronounced in favor
Of the temporal power Of the Pope, and repudia-
salem
TURKEY.
The Porte had sent an answer 70 the last Rms
sian note IN which it denies all right Of foreign
interference In International Affairs
The Turkish feet, with six months provisions
on board was about to cruise on the coast Of Dal
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NERYnus nTlIsnRnrRs


DOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and nover ala. IA,
Linment ia prepared fr0m the recipe ef Dr. Stsphep
Sweet, Of Oo9neetieut. ne iamous 6one;1stser AMI
AS AS an NJ IALIEFiAT6R oF PAIs.s ssi tti uurir..
by any preparation before the public OF which ~
most skeptlcai may Be- eonvipUsd by single trili'
This Llnipant viii cure rapidly and radIcsliy
sands Of csses where It had been used n ~ seSf
been known to fall
TcE AEU1ALeIA, it vIn Afford immediate -.
It will relieve the worst casss of HEADACHE 81
three minutes, aud Is warranted to DO il,
IQQIhACHE also viii Il cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASblIUDE arising from iIapEudencs or eIceE1,
this Linlu1entis most happy and us falling reIl8
ems ana reytTthea the syste and restores It e eas
F0R PILES.--As az external remedy, We claim
that Il Is the sEsr knoEus and We gbsilengs thl
world 20 produce an equal. Every victim OF thia
will not tal 70 a1ord immediate RELIEF aud In ma
ority e esses "a vi, viii s&tEset & q RADIoAL cure.
tremelY malignant and dangerous, but = ti1eiT an
plloston Of this LinimeBf VII never ltn 70 curB.
sfhA5 ~ ste g n.etlmss ysIg Obstinate and en-
Egenent oith joints = liable C occur L negiected
Ihe wort case nay bo conquered b. this Liaiusnt
in tWo or three days.
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds. 6orss, UloarS. Bur6s. and
scalds, yield readily % the wondsriuf befns con-
critics Of DE-. SWEETS ALI,IBLE LfNfhFN'T
when used according 10 dirsctio11 6iso Chflbiaiss
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and stingH
ERERY- -H0RSE- OWNER
should have this remedy at hand tor its timely ma
ct the nrst appearance Of bamsness Will siectualy
prevent those formidable diseases, 70 which al
horses ere nablel and which render 90 many other
wise Talua1la horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred vcluRtsFy testimonials 10 the
wonderful curative properties Of this Linnent have
bean racetFed within the last two yeara, and many
Of them from persons IN TIE highest ranks Of liza
CAUTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe ne signature and
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also f5tsphen Sweets Inialliblo Linimentn blown
In the glati Of each bottle without hich are
genutne. RICHARDSON B Co
Sole PrOprietors, HorWifh, CT
For sale b. Strong 3 Armstrong, Sole Agents for
Cleveland, Rsp17; 3dFW
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You will please send me two boxes Of your Cepha-
lic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Res psctfully yours,
JNO. b. SIhIOES.
P. ST. have used one box of your Pills, and ind
than excellent.
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DERNARD DEMMENG,

DERNARD DEMMENG, =
I'D (successpr 70 q. Koni9sloW,j
ARTIsAE, liAOHIHIsT AND PATENT MODEL
NJ Il Il,
No. l44 Superior street, (Leader Building,)
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BEkEARD DEMMENG, having purchased the
establishment Of Il. KonigBlow, is now prepared to
eontract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
PAIRIN
II your SKATES need fixing, call on Dsmmong.
IL your SEWING MACHlNE Is ont Of orders he
will put il In order.
He repairs all kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments.
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments ie-
paired.
Ify u should get up nav Patent, Demmeng is
the man to get up your Models, either Ia Wood,
Brass. or Iron, "a the neatest nianher.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
most ex xpsditiOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road udpctor's Punches manufactured In
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
IA5-ln TACT everything In the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract
EEB-Entrsnce to Hhop-l4t Superior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DENIM ENG.
febT.R12
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From the KanAWhs Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering With headache
who try thems will stick to them
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GAIEsBuRe H., March %.
A fire this morning did considerable damage
to the oanking house Of A.. D. Reed, end ae-
stroyed seven sdjoining buildings. Loss $4,000 70
So 0O9 Insurance s. 900.
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NO1lINATI.N.

CIserzEAEI, March q.
The Democratic and Union Convention this af
ternOon nominated Capt. Geo. Hatch tor Mayor.
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BELLE VERNoS, Ohio, Jan. 8, boil
HENRY O. SPALDIN0, ESQ,
Please ind inelosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
truly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A. SrONEK, p. II.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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EAsrER.g AlTD sOUTHERE llARKETa

9lhesa lardy are contiguous 70 railroad 700 nile
in Hngth which connects With other roads and nAViga
bio lakes and rivers thus G10rding an unbroEen CON
uunicstion With ihs Eastern and 6ouL1eIn laIEsls.
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RRnnI NE snurH.

AueusfA, March -
The State Convention adjourned on Saturday
It adopted q State Constitution 70 be ratified or
rejected By the people at the next July election.
Nothing new from Montgomery.
II Is generally believed Anderson had evacua-
Ted Sumter on Wedneday last.
The troops Of the South are concentrating az
Pensacola.
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Election or A PRESIDENT IRo rEh.
OF tbs SENATE
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may bS prevented; and If
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness will bs obtained
They seldom TAIL IN removing the Nausea or Head.
ache to which Females are subject,
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iVsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
ell persona Of ofsedentAry habits they are valuable as
Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone and
vigor to the digestive organs, aud iestoring toe
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE CEPaALIU PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, Whistler originating in the nsrvouz sys.
tenn, or from dsrsnssd state orths stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken all times with perfect safety,
Without making any change Of Diet md the absence
of any disasreeabls taste renders It easy 70 sdini
ter them 70 Children.
REwARE OF oOUETRRFEITsi
pa5- The genuine have ilvs signatures Of Henry Q.
Spa ding on each Box.
HS-SOld by Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicine.
A Box wiz be sent by mall prepaid. on receipt of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Ss-AI orders should be addressed to
HENRY 0. sPALDINe,
4s Cedar Street, New York,
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

As accidents will happen, even IN Wsl regulated
amiles it 10 Tely desirable 70 have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Croekery,
Toys, &C., &C.
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aaaaMfattMrtrs.

T AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y,
Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER, are now prepared 70 supply all orders with
superior quality Of paper and on favorable terms.
n W. TAYLOR, Agent
sflf-n ~ RANK "
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THE ANODYNB EXPECTOR-
ANT for Coughs, Colds, Group, and 70 sooth
nd relieve children or Aduts causing them to rest
naturally. Prepared and sold BY
hbs Dr 9. J. KELLER. g Pub. sauare.
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Mn. SEwARs AND GEE. SooTT Favor
AM1oABLE ADJUSTMENT.
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From the Advertiser, Providence, B. II
The testimony IN their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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TIE SOUTHERN PART

or the State es within the zone OF Cotton regions
WhIls the soil Is admirably adhpted % the growth o
Toh acco and Heap and the Wheat 3 worth from Is q
20 ets more per bushel than that raised further norh
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From the Western r. B. tsEstte, Chicago, III
We heartily endorse Nj. spaldiRs, and hiI unri
Fallad CsanhRiic pilla
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nLEYELAND 3 TOLEDO K. K.

HLEYELAND q TOLEDO h. X
SOL. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Isso-l
On and aftsr Monday, November 18th, 1850 Jrsfus
on this Road viii leave Cleveland as foll0Ws
80 A. H., Through Mall stopping az al stations On
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
l2s30 P. H.
400 P. Man, stops at all stations east Of audusIyy
on Northern Division, and aFrives at SAM
dusky at s:l5 P. n. ma
7aO P, n. Ohcago EXpressStOps at all stations ey-
ospG washington and Clay, and arriVes
in Toledo at i2sIO A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MouroeVilie with the SAM
dusky, Mansfield and Newark X. B. At Glide uith
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R. AZ Frs-
mont with Fremont Indiana r. r. and AZ Toledo
with the Michigan southern Northern indiana
aud Toledo and wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
trpit, Jackson FORT Maynss logansport, Laayeste,
Cairo, Alton, ST. Louis, and all points West, North
VEST and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland fom Tciedo and the
West, az $50 A. NJ ands'40 P, n. And from saudul.
925 A. n. .--t
RB-For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Office, 81 Superior st., and at The Depot
Cleveland. Nov. a, 1850. sap't.
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wHnl.RsAI.R PRlCR UURRENT.

pr,ssnt uso-...... s OQa-l Coffee Rio.... b l2A
sfoof f-.-..,.......,,.. OoaT oo do LaguayFs D l6
Porter .......,,,....., Ca do java. n II
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FROlT NFW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March p
Its understood the Confederate Commissioners
will not leave for Europe Until the Sist
By proclamation Of Gen. Bragg All vessels are
prohibitad from furnishIng supplies 10 war YES
sails OF Penszsola or Pickens, under forfeiture
Of cOnfscadons
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PORTLAEB, March q.
no signs Of the steamer Bohemian, which lett
Liverpool the 7th.
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supPf4rs RUNNING SHORT AT FORT
PToKENs.
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Yeaal alotitts.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ order Of Court. OnJho 29th day Of March, 1851,
All O'Clock P. n, on tho promises, In the township
OF Brunswick Medina county, Ohio, will be sold 70
Inc hFheat bidder, the following ds8cribed Real Re-
tateas the property ofthe minors Of Hiram Vaughn,
deceased 20 Nit Situate IN the saig toWnahlp q
corner OF Lot Ne. %, and u bounded as ioliowa:-
Beginning at the southwest coraer Of said Lot No.
a stone in he line; thence east q rods 81 links 20
stake and atonosi thence aouh 10 rods 10 stake and
stones IN the center Of the rund; thence a rods
aud - links 20 the first mentioned boundary, and
contains two acres Of land, mgru or less Appraiser
EHas OF sALR --Ouo-half Of the purchase moLsy
70 be paid the daJ Of sale aud the haaaoe In
LESTER BRADFORD,
mhr23s32S. Guardian Of said Minors
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING EEE
THE attention of the enterpTsng and industrious por
ton Of the community is directed to the following
saiementsand liberal Inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co1PAEY.
which, as they viii perceive, wiz enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
com saFntiyey speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF mLEOB.
EosAts IN the Valley Of tho Mississippi oars 90 great
an indcsment 70 the settler the STATE of ILLINOIS,
There Is no portion q the world where all The candi
tons OF ,tHmats and sol 50 admirably combine to Pro
dRoe those two great staples CozN and MHA1, - The
Praries of Illinois.
TIE SOUTHERN PART
or the state ies within the zone Cotton regions
while the soil IS admirably adhpted % the growth Of
TOh acco and Hahp and the Wheat g worth from IS 20
20 cts. more per bushel han that raised further north
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
M deep rich loan Of the praliss Is eulTatsd viii
Eudh wonderful facility that the farmers of the Esern
and Middle stses are moving 70 Illinois n great ng1-
bars me aree Of Illinois Is about equal to that of n
gand and the soil IS rich that y VII support twenty
millons Of people.
EASTERN AID BOUTHERN MARKETS.
9hess fardy are conazuous to a railroad 700 miles
in nngh which connects with other roads and naviga
bio lakes and rivers, thus Ee0rdng an unbrosen con-
. APPLICATIONS OF CAPITAL.
thus far, capital and labor have been applied . De-
veopng the soil; the great Tesouces Of the safe Il
coal and iron are almost untouched. ne inFarah rue
nat The mechanic arts flourish best where food andfus
are casapest viii follow AZ an early day IN Illinois, and
n The course or the next ton years the natural Avs and
necessities OF the cass warrant ne Deef that az least
6ve hundred thousand people viii be engaged n tha
state Of Illinois in various manuiaetuFng employ
monts.
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS
Over 500 900 900 of private capital have been sx-
pended on The railroad system Of Illinois lnasl1eh IS
1srt Of the income from several Of thess works. with
4 vRiaabs public fund IN lands, SO % diminish hestaie
expenses the TAUs AEE udzI, aud must eonle lelty
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBE
N sats ds5t & only $40, ,1o5 sos -, and .Oia tle
zat ss t1rs has bss7i reduced 50 959, ,746 90, and tos
14v TsaS5aby expect taf n tss years z '0i bse0n's e.
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands sol, climate,
On 'PpDs J. w FS
nols Cent. u. h, see pages ass, Ise &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

From the Daily News, Newport, B. Il
Oephalio Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

ENGINE FOR SALE.-ANY ONE
wishing to purchase q new lve-horse pnwel
Engine and Locomotive Boiler, can get q bargain
by calling at ls4 Superior street. Sd story Of Smith
4 PannelPs Block. Just The thing for puIapiG or
VETS & SAVAGE,
marl9:327 Box 2Z3l, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-25

No. 4s Cedar ST., N. Z,
DEAR SIR:
Inclosed and twenty-nVe (25) cents, for which send
box Of "CephRlic Pills. Send 70 address Of Rev.
VIM. o. Filler, ReynoldsburR, Franklin Co., Ohio.
! our Pills work like charm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
Wm. Y, FILLER.
YPs1LANrI. Mich. jan. IA Is6l.