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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05
S A n FOR DIS
FAMILY
CAT HAIR TIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTBACrs, AID PUT Up ~
GLASS CASES. Air tight, aud viii keep IN my climate
The FAMILY CA THAETIC PILL Is gen
tie hut active Cathsrtic - which the proprietor has
used in hispracticc more - than twenty years.
The constantly incrvas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PMS and the satisfaction
which al express in re- - gard t. their has u
duced me to place then - within the reach Of al.
The Profession well j.. know the different Cath
artics act dinersnt'- portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc PIN has. with du., ref
erence this well estab =, lishrd fact. been com
pouned from a variety - OF TIE purcst Vegetable
Ext,acts, With act - IKE every part Of the
alir1entary canal and :. are good and ssee in ali
cases where Cathartic is needed. sch DE-
RANGEMTs of the SToE = acH, SLKErINEss- Pafx aud
SoRNEss over the whole body. from sudden cold
which frequently, If me- Neglected, end in a long
Of Power. Loss Of = 'ArPEf-E. GRIPPING SIX
sATIOS Of COLD the body EEsrLrTsNEss, HAD
ACHE, Weight in the head. all INFLAMMATION
DISEASES, NoEMs il Children or Adults. EurTJ-
MATIsN. great PUEIYi- - of tie RLoon and many
diseases to which flesh j. heir, too numerous 70
mention in this adyer = ;iscment. DOsE. to ,.
Price Dimes.
TIE LIVER INYIGOKAP1K AND FAMILY Ca
TIIARTIc PILLS re;sfiod by Druggists generally
and sold wholesale by Sae trs in all the lare
1T. W. SANFORD. NJ D.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
3s5 nrgadW ay. New YORK;
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, L. NJ Bray. Gee. H.
Wc7PFun and J. MeCann (sept lSHiSly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05
Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
L house. is prepared TO pay the
Highest Market Price I'm Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. VIII advance Lum-
Der at cash for grain in store. lie will keep
constantly on hand. SALT, WATER LIME &c.
lie respectfully sOlicits the patronage Of his old
friends aud former customers aud all stbers who
wish 10 dispose Of their products and procure articles
in his line of trade.
HENRY FISH
Joliet. Nov. q, 1860 n2Itf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05
Imprisonment for Violation of Injunc-
lions i'm Selling Sewing Machines.

MR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested by the |
VN1 United States Marshal, and lodged in Edridge |
street jail, for violating injunction by selling
ing machines On niotion of George Clifford, Esq,
attachment was granted by Judge Smally, in the |
United states Court, against the defendant for sen
sewing machines, in violation Of injunction issued
akainst him. on the patents owned by the Wheeler &
Wilson Manufacturing Company. and the Grover Ia
ker Sewing Machine Company. aud known the sew
Ing machine feed patent Violating the order Of Courts
s rather serious matter, IL renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and imprsonment.-New |
ork Times. 36-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05
Tax Sale NOTICE.
N O 7 | C f
NOTICE.

rINHE public hereby notified and cautioned against
i purchasing certain note for thesum of Two hun
dred and fifty dollars any other purporting
be given by meto Randall VI. Devauy Devany Kelly
on about the 18th day Of February, 1861 shall
not pay the same, IL having been procured through
fraud and deceit and without valuable constellation,
aud hold receiptof tn IN in full Of all demands
mp to this date.
Joliet Feb 18th 1851. JOHN CLIFFORD.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05

Executors Notice.
D1BLlC notice Is hereby given. that on m. AZ
II AShaAy IN March ISL. shall attend fsFs-x
the County Court u WIN County in tie civ ofI--,
ot the PITose Of settling and abusing Al rIsirs
asAst ti- estate Of Martin Dixon late Of aid ,ruD
- deesisel Wien AMI where ~ claimants are p-i
acc ana relnesitd - -;ten6 and Trenf their Claim,
IN sriing against ssid estate for Adjustment
An persons indebted 70 said estate are sis reon...
ed 10 make payment 10 the uldersiued ..bor, f-i
PtrRICK O-MARAH -'-'7S,
PATRICK FITZPATRICK. bE..-r,.,.
ANN DIXON RKerutrix. Of ~. 80 Is ~
Joliet, Jan. -, 1851 - '-'' s'Ses1ssd q:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-05
Tax sale Notice.
LOSE

ON the 18th inst In Joliet, Jet Breast Pin, with
NIsod setting and pearl in the centre. ANY one
returning the 10 this Office. the owner. VIII be
suitably rewarded. Mrs. k1BERT Ii. WHITE.
Joliet, Feb. II, 1861
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-12
(GOrtlesuns fOlst.)
MGeir.

Die lteterlanbreiie, pel1e !Sr. Nlcpd In Sa=
pan nnternommer lteferte iebr 6efriepi9enpe @rs
9ebntlle. Die Sep6terung 3eigte b iiberal
bGFi9 unp suSpttemmenp, uno pie 8iiriten pur6
peren Oebet er Su9, I1npten tets cine @brenzGs-
corte. Die 2anOlAoft wirp ais un9emeia male
rtid uno reid 9elhilpert. unD in DEN 5ablretdben
Stapten unp DGrfern, pureb pelfe Die 8eilenoet
famen, GAien 3ufriepenbett unp gBpbllfano sn
berrIAen. 9lm tntereIIanteten mar ieop9 SIaf1
nit ietnem 6afen 9ip9p. Slafa, paa @artS nit
9onpon pCn Sapan Der SiB De5 6anpels uup
pe5 Surlts, lit etne rln9ebeure Stapt pUn breiten
Camden purdlAnttten, an penelt prGdtl9e Wlagaz
5ine Iiesen unp iiber Die unSab!iae 8ritfen fits
ren. 5iC9p, iin9efdbr 20 Ntetlfn BON S1afa, 1T
etn bllbenper 6afen, nit 8eraumtgen 1fern fur
Naga3tne, elmer bibI6en lmss9enp nit 2anps
bauern uno 9faum 9enug fir SpaSier9Gnge unp
llntergaltllng. GrIt natb &rG6nuu9 ptsIer Bets
Den Stapte fur Den ausWartigen Serfebr, oerlt-
hert Der SeriAterltatter, peroe man pa5 etgent<
ltdDe Sapan fennen lsrnen. a.E 81
Us te tan1 man Dem Erte sc Ell II
Guoe N q ben, - Gines unIerer englilden
0e0ieltlGtter bate in pieler 8sts6ung einen
9lildIi6en SinfaQ. DalIeIbe meint ndmltcb 10 !:
tlnere 9tesierun9 1pa Den y@jreat Galtern" an>i
taufen Damn lpll tie Die &aOeIefitbrer rer 9tebel
lion einfanseu unO ie an gorp pe5 9eptatban
Der Nteere iAahen. 9ia60em bies eeIdeben,
loll lie pae Nuper pom SAiffe wegnebmen unp
alSpann einen lolhen Sturm 5ulammenbl nblaIeu,
wie i'm 8lumauer in einer vAeneipe" beI8rsibt; /;
9aBt ale 0inD' tn's Meer bnein,
llnp orgslt bablA nit Oonuer p'rsin,
Nietn t0err 0emabl loa blisen
@tnen iplden Starm, wie i'm Der y@reat @a-
tern" auf lensr leBten Sabrt tat parAmaden
nlilIen. llnp tpenn Damn Das alte plunpe See=
unsebeuer beritber= unD binilberrp(lt, unter Dem
Distant unp Dem 8ab pom 9leolu5' @eigern,
pann parf man perliAert lein, paB Die 9tebsllen
leetrant tperoen.
ADte 6reimaureret gu Sort M NJ
roe. Die 6reimaureret Serl9aff: Iicb unter Den
Sfft3ieren unp SOlpaten ,tnlerer Mrmeeun9ebeuv
rem @in9aug. Dtelelbe baben 3u Sort Nlonrpe
cine Qege erridtet. Die @jeneral=2Oge SIT 9ietp=
gJprt bat Die Wene9nt9ung ertbeilt, Dap Die 5rete
maurer in ben pret @rapen pieles SrpenS ar@
beiten tGnnen uno linD oteelben l6On felt etni9en
9BOAen IN acttper 2batisteit.
Gs wurpe Elm 9p9en3tmmer eingertGtet itup
audi Id}Cn bereits mebrere @anDtoaten aus9elte=
Pen. Die 2O9e lit lebr Fetbis beiltbt unp befn-
Den lA mebrere berYprra9enpe Sfft5iere rnter
Den SriiOsrn pelbe Den SiBun9en regelmaBtg
belppDnen.
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atbtet, mtb u10 tteil1e @tnIiAt bertpUrIen tnb
perbDbnt, meine beltenW WtGnuer BET ienem fAmat9-
pollen Sturme 9eppfert baben,
ODrteIt Ou ntGt8 BON 6ipler.
Nfan bat leinen Ntantel auf pert S4la9tfelb
gefunben, i'm nt9t,
gBeib lie eS 3?
sic wetB ntGts, au4 fnnn nttbt3 tbren freas
otgen 0lauben trIi6en.
@3 trat etne Stille eiu, Damn 1a9te @eor9 /;
NlGge ME Der Sag fcnmert, no Das llnelitd pies
epte, 19ulplole .9er3 br9t. gepente eS tbeurer
8lprtan. SbiiBe te unp Did, glo4 TT es mS9s
lt9. mod tannt Du es. ae
6alt ein unterbrab i6n Glortan, ltn6 nit
lpl3er 6elti9feit fu9te ct bin3u: Du pirf mir
w1re.
Sn psm Nugenblid fam G6riRtne berein uno
fibrte an ibger etnen SanD Gupolpb Getnf nfein,
an Der anDern ben bltnoen NtGn9; tbnen fpl9>
te Die @jtafin Gertrude. 2angamer ais e5
Icut 9elGab, nGberte lih @6riItine DEM 9elte6ten
Mann, i9re6GnOe 3itterten, fl. .bltdten tbn fur9ts
fam an, ais er Die erlten 5drtli4en gBprte an lEe
ribtete.
Oa lit ct ia, ben mir brau9en rtef Die @jrGs
fin, unp 9epib tpeiB CT 19Cn, mas mir pprbaben.
gBir baben belAlOiien, uns naA 9llrnter9 3u7
rad3u3eben, Iieber 6reunp, um bort oemSturm,
DEM mir nidbt mebr wiperteben Derm68en, aus
toben gu laen.
Oas eben ppllte tA Dir rat9en, Oeprg, Ia9te
6lcrian. Die Stapt bat ibren @laubensbrls
bern ni6t belfen mGger, ater lie lit bereit, ale
StueluAenOen auf3unebnten, unO lange fann
cs niht pauern, 70 pirlt Du auf Dein @rte 3u=
riidfebren unO bort ais siitiser 5err allen Ser
foI9ten unp Qeipenpen bethlehem FDnner. OaS 1T
mem Qpffen unp 8ertrauen fir Did unb bteie
cole 6rau, Dap i9r reid unp eeegnet 0iel @utes
iiben lOQt.
(Tortebung fOl9t.)
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DIR. s. @aufg,er.
prainfher YQbna1

F+NILtIL4NI cJNY+Wl0Lf ~ a
20. 183 @all- Yaltirpcetr., nabe @SeuFr.
6bnt perbct bel aui5 bee ein9sitgt ub ale SpetacHe
ga oItirt. &sZ2S
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9elpnpers III bfaGttn +!

Or. SOenRpn tctet Isn DeHen eine Sa an bs d turh
Fole Setstns unb unnSre Geh unD tSrps er6rsnnt fur
btt Artsst e @eai1a aub bic Gbe unabla masube Safer
etffpdHt tlben.
Sr ns enst aurtsen Eefasenspertben grsen
ruben gesStnssien bee 9afers S4rds I'm @adsn nh in
Ser @Itepern SGrrssH TN Cpe SGmae eIIhts NerIua
Der NusteIiraft 5srUpfrn nerp6it unrwb WaSeuGwGGe
lnCrerune csr Ven1uunSs Sradne auaemene GutGrauas
SgniptSais Der S1pnhfubt 20 s.tsi tt+-i+
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9r. Sohn1toll.

WttetIeb he's tSnl6en Genums her sDuntdr;e In 9rnhcn
@r1futter s'nes ben ern eeuti6en @olesen Der @ Sda
ter Der ben g6etsn 1betI tns Vtsus tn Scptdlen
Srcrn Paris philadelphia unp abern Sdbtsn aussbrat SAT
etngs Der runetden etluneeu Drentst besn he e
tts hsr Weetain s un3lbItse 3eeenhe bic Strenau
en MerpSfta lnn aeren &rauftee lttten iCl@t g. aud
ttsa bet ssrngen aIttaeieitsu u wurb aueenbfa &C.
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Sunee Wanner.

bsObrs TsAt bic 0sfer stbmen qaatrs seHrtten xs
eis tGtrlh 10 s Rautn etn ffbes Sret retek weat
brrS tre trbabtasu EdIsu enwdeter 9eranpesiraf
NIT 6tm DOnner e Serresmtet ben 5sna bescert ant bl
eetr bssubSrHet kSns sen6i EattI murbea mseeu t mil
srHen WertrGugw naber. ri
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1r. .9Obnlfoll,
Der ein3t9e 9lrSt, tpel0er ott3et9t.
(GtabItrt psr aGilebr Sarreu.)

(Gtatltrt aGibctr Sdtrfn.)
ST bat tas F&srat pir'amas aut bette II tn Der gDsIi
euneH ggen dl gentle ardnfheen SbTd@t TN HnGtn EEt
ben @ltesea unretrtass 5aamen gcssnesn sr edsrsa
tn ben eeaen ben strtn unh eer urnba bA WerHass es
Crsensn raft bes NsrpenretseS bet RDrf urgeI SGns
cte uue dGr ener oen uebsI @ pC1 asrE
ssbstnien crDnretes er SasenA tI Hsn Osfsra stast
lt6er fms ais eer Strenen sdue ben @thbrn beS nfHt&
ternbreu uab renn Mot te sstelt ~rhea bs sanbsEs
SrFnunseu uern@en 6@EdHs bar &OuHttuVn brperbrtneen
f0rsn. A--
5unse Manuer,
tsUbers wet bic Ssfer ents s.bmen qatrs serrSen xA
eds tatrlh ir p aautn etn febss Sret retst wsas
NIT bt DOunsr Oe 8ertsafett ben sna bescfrt ant ben
eetr bsssnberH KSnt seoGs tattu mrbea mSeeu t mil
spAea WertrGuew naber.
Serbeirdtbsts Yerlcnen,
ssr eslss slSs a Srpttratsen Deasfahsen uns az g
fi4er Shpa sftt enss znn ptuberutes teubt nb l
ten unpsrius4 Dr. SptnaRn ~ Ra,bt sttter.
Gas 2tnesrnt sssD ett 1ss pb9a5e Obe sesG erraans
br |brsd8ata art psstp dutl furrt Dsrtntss pti&es
It'd BET Ueb0uslans nns enrcrgf DR. rhnaeu auterttt
snS .assraS @ saf ETA. ar ;sst SsiI@ S ssIata afsA''
Srgantibe S6wade
unpersatH eeEet aue m csus RrdFs meDer terafFN Gte
r6bdre eSen wsIfs tas eeben sItne uni O &s uab Wd
ommsnfbdfi Hnmtsl6 mdGt "a oft 9ppf Dtrr etc bren
m atn @ A, etrsn aOa,u "1 a = aanSa
nnen Sbgletd ae 1u3 huth Strtiturer ReberGlaGen tn
SaFa Sta ans aesrs urG$ss . sntasssn tam f " s soa
User dber ma CO luenen bag bic 6ra Der &rnsune th ron
heHen Derlcren Trb h R betmIen 9dRcrn ergben 1s
Genen BITE ec re Fnb Aubertcm werten hur6 fruren S
nnes Ustauunes gDIsuSe seAwd&t Gns BE ptsEfer RSa
setfseu 3rdfte Dernt6trt 7.l .IHE
Gra uni eebrer wen oft rt Ste lrCa8e ser rantttt u.
ner pcr 36Sge gDte of hetben e bte 9etbtr ante
ren riaben bic blr eb GwppnHelt seGsen 9asrs eat
fan5sH iine
Esw~ office. aglp.7 Z Snb@GrebertdFrags,
Febet 39iiren BON 9alttmprefry Gllt4e Ssite,
bic Stuien 9tnauf. o st~
Nia merle 6 Wdmen un Sansnumuer tenn unptenbe uni
tsere Nabmaer bur6riebene sewtfeulus 0uadFaIts
nerRen I6 rcemd6e Aerite une Iaert Gueerse ppr Dr
Sohnfpns Ruf ta tsr Aahe,
R8. Nas 8rIsls mdEen sGasn Pra-Stamp ent1aIttr.
@ine 9eilun9 In IaSen suseiAert.
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8altimore=SsctE= 9nlpifal.

0egrit,,Ost CUR lnterbriidu1g Der Slundlalbertt.
Der etnStge plag, 100 et,se 0etIuhg eriaaGl
irsrDert fann. s4E
Qtnperltng tn IeAs StunDetl,
Ssta 2uefilber, pas eltsre WeIunpGes tad
lettp3 rutntrt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13


Ii, TiIr nDEAIEcT
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NJ 1%.5
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V.NISr MN HI UNU Ia
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NY hvHu
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NTNTN
VAAVbW nTM m n FYF1NVY
k@SN MMUbv
IN U1UUVV uxU i
ECX ou mrrr, ac1
ti, " Of THE A(IE.
MIR xENNEnV. OF ROXRUIRV;
M has dircovered In one of our common paau ~ weeds
remedy that cures
-
EsVaYyT Kind OF HuNOr
FROM
The vorat soro,n,, dorr n a eommon p,mnls.
sV.oiuiS uo"n W oo"oA A-P'e
ne mas tried In eleven hundred cases. and ney
Saa now IL M N TWO cases. botn nunaes
it, value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
mouth. -T"N =
One 70 three bottles will cure the worst kind Of Pmpes
Two or three bottles will clear the ,v,t.m of bss.
Two bottles warranted 10 cure tbe worat oanker In
tho mouth or stomach. -
Three to I'VE bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
Il n. 49,. - l. - 4 !
the Eyes. -I-l.
and hotchss anon, ,hs ha, 10 cu'0 running the cor
% 49, a. ~. aois ho.,s s,io @ neiI' .
,rrUs 70 , s "oieS aie "aian'eu 70 cure corrupt and
One Bottle .Is will cure scaly eruption Of the .t,n
Two or three bottles are warranted to the worst
kind OF ringwom.
Two or reo bottles are warranted TO cure the most
| desperate case OF rheumatism.
r 70 ionf eoes are warranted 70 cure sat-kheum
Five to eight bottles win cure the worst case Of scr0-
| fr,a
beneat 4. a,v.v, .vrsr,.,,oa ,so,, ~. -, ,,,,,.
neIfect enre IA wsrraned ~hs ,hs ho h,..
taken.
Il hOxBUHY, MAbB.
pnR MApAM|The ,. reputation Of the Medical Dis
coyeIy, IN curing al knds Of hppon 10 90 well estab
msnea p ne unanimous voice OF al VINO have ever used
u tnat need not say anything on the uhiect as the
the country are unanimous in It's praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery TO your notice,
do II with full knowledge OF Its curative poer In 70.
evDg all and curing most Of those diseases TO which
you are unfortunately 80 liable. That excrucatng
disease to an anectionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Ia cured as by miracle; your temper n restored
20 It's natural sweetness and your babe from short and
70 calm ana sweet s,umbers and the Medical
and hou.ebold " '''''"s :" '0ui "u''AnO
In the more advanced stages Of .rrr
1,s,,snas % the ,,on.ch ~ oan.,ns
DYSPEPSIA,
hitch 4, no,h,r, hr, o.n,., or ,bo ,.o d, A.,
,n,s.,,nss .nd wv ''i VI ''' ''o"''n sA'" W wv
intesuneS anu ,D,
@ sS1ns, s1no ,eehnB' anu an munerence e'sA
" vnn. tne es.es s,er,oaS .. your 3. iami'y'
Aoui '"%aon
Raw AND INFLAmED,
vour food dstres.s vou and Won can onIv take certain
kinds, and even Of that your system does not gel hall
The nourshment Il contains a. the acrmonoua auid 81
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January 30, 1860. '' -

ANOTHER NEW oERTIRIcATE-DR KRYsER's
pEOTORAL SYRUP.-I had been troubled with acough
and cold for several weekso bad was Il that could not
Sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the bes in the city, whom could name bat 40
not do so finally procured bottle Of your Pectoral
syrup, which cured me entirely. Signed:
J. W. sIM0NT0N,
o36 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9, l660
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summer Arrangements. - Time
rnf Changed. 49mI
GREAT HoRzHHRE AND EASTERN ROUTE.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, q cINcnvI
@1AMs a9
RAILROAD.
Connecting at crestlIne with the PITTSBURGH, TT.
WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RAILROAD
Fbr PattSouroA, philadelphia and Balti'norY ALSO
for Fort Wayne and 0aicd0o.
oonnectlnr at Cleveland with the LAKE 6HoRH RAIL-
7 ROAD
For Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany, hos
tom, and New York.
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS
AND XENIA RAILROADS.
FIRST TRAIN. i iae.9
| NIGHT EXpREss.-Leaves Columbus at $40 A, Nj
w says peaSsTe Ashley cardnston and Gsad and
At ali stations north OF Galiop arriving at
at g:45 A. NJ Dunkirk 1885 p. NJ. Bunalo oxof' .oa
P. M, Pittsburgh via crestline 39O p M Phiadei-
phis $40 A. NJ. Chicago via Cresine at e:So r NJ
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at ll:lo
a M will stop at Lewis Centre, Delaware, Darlington,
Gallon, Crestne, Shelby New London WeinnSton aIu
| Grafton arrive at Cleveland at 1925 p. m. punklrk
900 D. M; Buffalo, 1925 p. m Albany, $50 a. M
New York $50 p. m; Boston, 4:40 p M; PittsDurgn
ola Ore stne, s:20p. m; Philadelphia, III q. Von
meets at Shelby for all points on sandusky, mansneu
Newark r. R., north OF Shelby tII.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND AocoMMoDATIoN-Lea oolumbu
at 400 D. m Will stop at all stations South oil shelpy
| and at New London Rochester, Wellington, sraiton
and Berea; arrive at Cleveland at 9l0 p M; Dunkirk
$50 A. M. Buffalo, 420a. m. Albany, 1880 p M. Ne'
York, 9:3O p. M; Boston. 11:45 M; Pittspurgn, v
Crestne at 2l0 q. M; Philadelphia, 5;lo p. M, oon
meets at shelby for all points sandusky, Mansfield
Newark Railroad. ..4.H 7t
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on al
J. Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Bdogaoe Checked Through to Neso Tork and Bosto
via Qepeldnd; also, to PhttddelphSd ana
Re,o Rorkofa OreStfiHe.
RETURNING
Night Express arrives at Columbus at.' ll:1SP' NJ
Accommodation, ....'l ''' 49,
Faro as Low as by any other Houte
AK for Tiek,ts uiG Gestline or Cleusland.
E.s. FLINT,
I. Superintendent, Cleveland, ONO.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
" '-r-i Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, April Is, 1851. .'
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=, vpvopa,s proToRA1 SYRUP IN BLAIRs-

DIR. KEYsER's PECT0RAL sYRUP IN HLAIks-
vILLE.-Please send me another supply OF your vaiu-
sbie spectoraI syrup" Almost everybody around us
han the cold and are nquiring for Dr. Keyser Pectora
syrupn We have sold sixteen bottles last week and are
now entirely out Mr.. A. Alter and Mr.. Maner both
of rIarsyiie Pa tell US they would not be without 1t
In their families In fact, all who use 1t once want II
again. Yours, respectfully, 49,.
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PIrrsBuRaH, December, 81, 1858

PITTSBURGH, December, 81, 1853.
A GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYsERs fEcTOkAL
sYRIJP,-I live in PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced so0u!
the 4th Of February last, and continued eight months
nioved the heat physicians in the country, and my
couoh continued unabated until early in October: AZ
that time was advised to try your PECToRAL CogaH
SYRUP which did, and after had taken one po'.e
a entirely free from the coughing and splitting. had
despared Of ever getting WE'LL and think 1t should be
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II has done in my case. JOnN v. III ttun,
Witness-B. NJ. KERR, feepes to"hnP'
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PATTON TP., April II, 1857.

WONDERFUL CURR.-some time ago, an old
neiohbor Of mine was very ILL., with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told me that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
ithout benefit his brother came To see him die and all
were confirmed in the belief that he could not live
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora syrup,
which gave him. and 1t entirely cured him. to the aston
shment Of ALL What makes the case more remarkaDe,
II tbe extreme age Of the man. he being about
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his lhe
''1' J0HMN' GINNIS.
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a.q From the Democrat, et. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have BEEN troubled with the headache
send for box, (cephalc Pills) that you may hav
them in case Of an attack. .,fs03 eHl 81
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PROF. l.. MlLLER'S
HAIR INvIG0RAT0R,

N u uN VbuBN y Sbu9
An Effective, Safe and Economical
Compound, 2t'
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To It's original color without dyeng, and preventing
Hair from turninggray.
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS,
And curing IT, when there is the least particle Of va
WV or recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRuF
And all cutaneous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING TIE HAIR.
Imparng to Il an uneqaed gloss and brliAncy, making
It soft and silky in is texture, and causing h TO cur
Ths great celebrity and increasing demand for this
equaed preparation, convinces the proprietor that one
trial Is only necessary to sauy discerning pubic OF m
cieanses the head and scalp from dandruf and other
cutaneous diseases causing the hair to grow uxurant
giving i s : GLOSSY sna nSISs T
strength and vgor 10 the roots and restore tie growth to
hose parts which have become bald, causing Tito yield
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had they hair restored by the use this
InyiQoator when all other preparations have fAled L.
NJ. has In his possession letters innumeTabe tesfying
10 the above facts from persons Of the highest redsecta
blty It will eectually prevent the hair from turning
until the latest period Of e and In cases wherehe hair
has already changed Its color the use OF the Ivgoor
will with certainty restore It to II 10 Its original hue, Civ
ing IL dark, glossy appearance. As perfume for the
toilet and Hair Restorative 1t Is particularly recon-
mended having an agreeable fragrance; and e great fa
ciiities Il affords in dressing the hair which, when moist
with the Inyigoator, be dressed In any required
form so a. topreserve It's place. whether painor curs
hence the great demand for II by the ladies a. standard
toilet article which ought to DO whouas the price
places 1t within the reach OF all, being
Only twenty-five Cents q
per bottle to be had at all respectable Druggists and
Performers. -f .iss4
L. MILLER would cali the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to the use Of his Invgoator In cases where
the chldrens hair incnes TO be weak. The use OF II
lays the foundation for good head Of hdtr, a. 1t 70:
moves any Impurities that may have become connected
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for the health Of the child and the future appearance Of
its Hair. "a H.i aoaa gf tHDHtg fttlG9la
oAuTIoE.-None genuine without the facsimile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, L. MIL
LER's HAIR INvIGoRAT0R, N. r, blown In the
| glass. -
principal Merchants and Druggists world
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Truly yours, IL
Yr,rL.sr, MICH, Jan. 4, 1891.
Nm. sRALDINe.

.f4tT SIN; t- b..
Net long since sent to you for box Of Cephac Pills
for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and oosyeness
and received the same and they had 90 good an eect
that Iaods Induced to send for move.
Please send by return mall. Direct TO
= A. r. WHEELER, o
Ypsllanu, Mich.