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We srS enabled here 10 o1er the community .
remedy WhlCh, while Il eoros the above Complaints
With Certainty, Is still pertectiy harm s. in any
quantity. such remedy e ilEaiuGble a dlstrlcte
where these afiiictina disorders prevail Tkif
iiCURE'' expsls the miaBmstic poison OF fETER AEn
ASUE nom the system, and pruFsnts thu develop
msnt Of the disease Il taken on the hrss spproeeh
best remedy ever ge discovered ior this class Of con-
plants, but also Cd cheapest. The large QuansltJ
We supply for a dol brings i within the reecn
every body; and Il bilious districts where kEYEk
AND AGUE pr0vaila jeVeEY bcdy should have it and
use it freely both for cure and prOtecton- g=eat
superiority o. this remedy over any other iis'
covered for the speedy and certain cure q Internf.
8oQusntly II produces no Qunilm or other nuriz D.
efscts whatever upon the constitution Thosc curec
By it are left IS heathy e. Il they had never had ths
Fever aud Asus IL not Alone the cOnssqaeacsci
the miasmic poison. great variety Of disorders
arise from Its irritation, among Wnch are hsiirao,
Rheamatisnas GoaL HsadGeae, BAsanes, ootaaess
oa Qf fs SpLsel HJstjol, HaiH y O. B0teis, Coct
P1raliSis, and Derlagsseaf Of tbs Si0aGcis al oi
which, when originating n this cause put qn To
iafsrlIitlsnt t,s or become periodical This asuzE
s1Dslg the poiaan frona the blood, and conBeQusny
cures them al alike. IL is an invaluable Profession
- immiQrants and persons travelling or ten porartJ
rasidfnq IL the mai i0us districts IL taken occa-
VIII 81 exeerated from the system, and cannot accu.
mulate In suicient Quainty % rlpen INTO dssase.-
Hence it q even more valuable tor qrotecfion than
e1re and few vii ever suffer nom lnterIhittents
they aFal themselves el the proteetion this remedy
FfS1srsd D. Dr. @. AVER Co. Lowell, Mass
- 6alctft ,tlons e z "a ~ = =. ~
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Iron the ExAmIner, Norfolk, Val
o They hasab tested IN more shan . thouEAn
oAssI, EiEa entire succesA
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RS The following has been received
from the War department. BY Gov. Dsnni-
son:
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ArrivaI Of the Iroa siEy' from Lake sa-
.si The steamer Ifos City, Capt Turner.
ET1.T1 srriged from Lake Superior ar1O.YO this
cen . morning Clerk J Holland has fur nished
as the following memoranda:
"a Lett ontonagou, Thursday, Sept 18th, at
- "a ten O'clock P n Stopped =. Eagle River,
Esgts Harbor, and Copper HarbOr Left
rla Portage Lake, Friday, Sept 18th, at Eve
Has O'Clock A. NJ, aad karauette st eleven
o'clock P. NJ, ssue day. Met steamer
Planetabove Marquette, also the steamer
#C fuinpls- Left the sault at three O'Clock
p. N on Saturday,. Saw barqus Colonel
y - Ellsworth in Lake Huron, about twenty
miles cut from De Tour, bound down.
.r BroughtdURn 100 tons Of iron ore, for
HaB futile go tons pig iron for Camp
bell Brotbers5 30 tons Of copper from
the Cliff and National Mines, for Hussey s.
Mcbride; 10 tons old iron for Otis Co.,
and quantity Of miscellaneous freight,
with 400 dry hides foi Hussey s Mcbride;
and so passengers. Among them we no
tiee james NJ. Cooper, Secretary and Trea-
surer Of the National Mining Co., and lady,
Of Pittsburgh; samuel F. yintOD, Bsq4
Washington City Alexander Campbell,
an Esq, Marquette. -lll 1rE
The Iron City leaves the dock Of Hussey
Mcbride, for Lake Superior on weduss-
dsy evening, Sept 18Th. at eight o'clock.
40 q CoxFAET c, GRRNAN REonEsT--o On Sat-
, ,,l.s s urdsy Company Q, Capt RiPP was mus
8,laF tered into United States service. This
s'ss = company Is from St. MsEys, Auglaise cOup-
II ~ Capt Hipp served through the Mexi-
can Waz under Col BrOugh Of the 4th Ohio
regiment, being only sixteen years old
.ezsaa . when he entered service in that war. The
~ - goupEuy numbers SO men, and is COM
mandsd By The following officers:
- oaptaia-Charles Hipp; s
HddE 3 Z lst heut enRnt--W illiam Sehulte;
ID "-ss--H. Schmidt;
Orderly sergeant--G, A.. Winter;
% 49, --Caspsr Schmidt;
L9d -TkeOdore Nieberg;
4sh -Richsrd Schroeder;
9th Andrew Cohler;
TDH i = First CorpoFal--F rederick Stork
"a --H. Althoen;
if III BaiabrO0k;
hBAyd 4ih ia Christian RoetEer
49, 5th --6eorgs Roth;
sH1 9Th John Behm; --
John Bleas5 f ~
SIb --Jsco5 schsefer.
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tFfom the Democrat, 81. Cloud, kinn-l
n you ere, or have been troubled with the hoad
ache, send for box, (Oephalc PillSs) 90 that yon
may have them In case Of an ATTACK
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2aper Aaaginga.
I'm mn ROLLS WALL PAPER

war has tzsr declared and Secession is the order
Of the day, and nov - the time for ell tidy house:
keepers 20 secede nom dirty ana smoky Eallst and
ooerre on thon with rush, new WALL PAPEhl
reby improving their homes end most of ali'tae
loo, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale st NJ. Carson Co.. Iss. Buper!oE st., and
90 low that all can set them. ...r
TEE COST Is EERE NOTHING.
We ara now ready 70 sell French, Eaglish and
American vail papers from 90 70 IS per can't heloH
pesVious prices and would most respsctnfiy tuVitE
al % look In upon stock before buying, for IN
quality VI goods and the length % pisoas, We can
rectlY nom the factories, thereby save one profit
Also large as8ortmenf Of Ekada1 Of every Varia-
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9tDves and 0JIn SFIafe.
W .. MARYIN, HAvINa


VIZ l.. MARVIN, HAVING
wv = Removed to the large 3 CONNECTIONS store,
No. 30 SoUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE,
Two doors East of his former stand IS now fully
pared to ofIer to his thousands Of friends and Gus
tomera and 'the rest Of mankind large variety
Of the most approved styles Of A. ?
STOVES ENAMELED CRATES,
= HOUsTFUREIsBIEG GOODS TIN, COP
go PER ASh SHEET IRON WARES -
At the lowest Reduced Rates, on The ONE Ph1OE
THE aDIsPATCH COOKING STOVE
e continuing to increase In public favor and Is the
most DURABLE, EO0N0mIOAl, QUICK and
PERFECT operating Stove in the mArHHt So thous-
ands Of Housskeepers IN this city aud surrounoing
country, who are daily using the stove, will testlU
He has also large varsity Of other New styles oi
COOKING STOVES, we'll as
PARL0R, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood aud Coal, Of -
OUEFELARD AND OTHER UANUfACTURD. =
He manufactures and has fOi sale ct wholesale
and retail, all kinds Of Plain and lRpanued IinS
Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. His stock Of House
furninhln Goods,
MGr5k Nantes and EHdneled Grates, g.
Il large and complete 10 style and 1nish. 80
~ All are most cordially invited 20 call beiors
purchasing els lsewhere, and Judge tor themselves
md satisfaction q guaran ntsad a. the
SF0YE & CRATE EAPORIUA la g
W l. MARVIN. Ia
30. 50. south aide Public square,
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To avoid imposition, observe tho signature anl
Likeness Of Or, stephen Sweet on every label, and
also s'Stephen sweets lnfsliItas Liniment' blown
h the rlsss OF each bottle without which none
gspuine RICHARDSON CO., aIel
Sole PrUprietorB, Norwich Ct.
For sale By Strong 4 ArmsrronR. sole AR.nts tOI
riavel.nd aap2I. R2silkN
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EHERY ROR8R o KNE6

should have this remedy at hand, for ts timely u.s.
al the irst appearance Of Lamsness will efectuall
prevent those formidable diseases to which al
horses ars liable, and which render so many other
wise valuable hoF3es DsaFiy worthless. r ~,
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to tht
wonderful curative properties Of this Linimsnt have
been received within the last two yeGrs, and many
Of them nom persons in the highest ranks OF life.
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lFrola zoe Southern Path Finder \. o.l
Try then you that are af1ieted, and We are surs
that your test tmony can be added q tns already M
nsrous lis. that hes received benefits that othsT
medicine can produco.
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.-t df5r0la he EanANhA VALLEY Star. Val
We are sure thai persons sutaFing with hea9aehe,
Eho tn tEsm. win stick 80 than
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TErosa the westsrn & & uasstts, Chicago, MI
Wshsartily adsrss Mr. spalding. aud hin unzi
vailed 0ephal us.
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IFrom the ADVERTISER, ProVlIsnoo, 2. Al
Ths testimony IN thsir hToE i strong. ron ths
most raspsctablo qlartSf8. r.r-H
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RAITRnLn sYsTEH % ILLINOIs.-
MEdifimea.


SCRoFULA, Oh KINGS EVIL.
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, q corruption ofiths blood. by which this
h1id becomes vltiatsds weak and poor. Being n
the circulation, II pervsdes the whole body and may
fee from ita attacks, nor s there one which i mal
mot destroy. The scrofnleus faint is yarieusly
caused BY mercnria disease 'oE living dsoIderes
or unhealthy food, Impure air, filth and hk by hao
Its, the depressing vices, and, above all, oy the Ie
tary IN the constitution, descending ON parants
70 children unto the third anG fourt sneration;
indeed, i seems to Be the rod Of Tim who says y
Ia sffscts oormsnce by dspoqition from the blood
Of corrupt OF ulcerOus matter which, In the lndgs
liver, and internal organs, is termed tuberciesi ID
or sorss Ths Corruption, which gendars In the
eossti9utions not o7iF su5sr nom scrofuious
- but theT have faf less powsr to With
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consequently
vast numbers perish By disorders which, although
not scrofulous in their naturei st rendered IS
tal b. this faint IN the syatem. Most Of the COD
sumption which decimates the human family has its
and many Destructive diseases Of the liver kidneys
brain, and, indeed, Of Az the orEans, arise nom q
one au,Ttsr Of al our people are scrofuious theli
persons are invaded By this lurking injection, and
Rsr aeSR M 1s s1is booS 81 s5 slePs
i've medicine, and invigcrate it BY hea foos I'D
exercise. such medicine We sugplyt
A YE x 3
~a iOOAFOUAL lIAAhADE " GAHcAfAhA41A5
the most ehectual remedy which the medical skill
our times can devise for this sveryWhere preEsint
and htal malal y. II is combined nom the most &c
tive femediels that have been discovered or the e.
purRation Of this foul disorier IRON the blood, anc
thS rescue Of the system IRON ft8 destructive con18
1uences. Hence Il should Be employed for the curf
Of not only sorofula but also those other Affections
which arise ffOm II, such as ERUPTrFl an ssh
DIgAAsks, 81. AETHOET's ELRE, ROsE, OF E8xsIFh
LAs, PInPLEs, PUsruLEs, BLoICHEsr BLAIEs, 40
BOILE, IuMoRs, TETTER and SALT y dUHdl sea r
HAD, RTNeW0RH. kHEUAAfisAi 3 H1LTTic slC
MFpCrRIAI DIGEAgEs, DEOPsT, Dy17EFsLA, DBBIIs
III, and indeed, ALL CoMPL.a LsTs tRRisLNG FRo1
VTTIAFED Oh IGPuRE BLOOD. fhe popular belle II
''inpurity Of the blood" Is founded IN truth, ~
aerofula Is degeneration Of tDe blood. Inc partg'
uar purpose and virtue OF this ssrsaparA ts % %
rify and Fegsnerats this vital fuid, without Firi
sound health Ia impossible N contaminated eonsa
kutions. --.-
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gEaal AGtieEs.
! DMINISTRATRIX's NOTICR.

-
A DMINlSTRATRIX'S NOTICE
"a Nofins Is hereby siven that the undersigned
bas been duly app0in 81 and quslined e. sdmtni3-
trAtrx on the estate Of MyIoa pouE s,9
Cleveland. Sept. lss Isgtl:ssl
NOTIO E-THR PhRaNKssHH
Y h.rstOfors existing nndsr the name Of 4.
CARSON ~, is this Day dissolved mutua!
consest. The business VIII HEREAFTER - cononcteq
BY n. tar-on. 20 whom q I Notes and BOOK accVantf
va asvbS 5 mad apls rraneemeats % e6fry on tn
business i0rmerly. would sod it the eontin1an
ffhe public patronags. feeling asEur d fhat sna1
be enabled to Civ The Utmost ssti.iaction
.spassi .s1iEIR
v iiliam Edwardsl Refo,e. Alrx hcBEisssg }. Of
Midd ehui gh toNnsnipi Cuya-
Thomss "rics. hosa couutlt Onto- - - -
ON THE 6Th DAY OF AUGUST
A. !, 1881, sad 'ustise issued an orier Of At
tlchment IN tho aHOEe action 70 the sun o. Two
Hnndred aud Hineiy-TwO Dollars and ighteen
Cents and the same will Be for hearing n tho -9th
day 4 september, A. D., lss;, a 2 9,elosk a q
Berva, O.. aug. IS, lssl: s
G. seaTIs, sssianOf,
Edward Bingham. rrustss.J
NOTICE Is HERBY GIVEN TO
IN the CredilOs Of ths ssid q. G. sears, that .
siy dsnd otl5S pr g : on their seysEei ca -
County s'hio and that the sane VIII be plid %
faeasbg IN, SAID seward inehan, a his once IN
he eity q OsYsiand, IN said eonHil' o .e u ~
y 81 DASIEL b TILDEE, gudgs.
Cleveland, Aus. u ls5l aug l.-s29
Fhs-state Of ohio,, tcOuzt Of Common Flsas.
OuyahoQs County So
Caroline EskenbgenueRsl ..
~. ftetttlo1 lof bItofeas
Georgs EshslhFennsfky -
HE0RGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
n Marcia. IN &c county Of Washington, anc
fSis OF ffoi5 notified that lzrolins EBhan brennel
i'd oD the Isth day q Nay, A. d. ISL nle her patt
Ion IA the ofice Of tbs UierE % she Court Of Con
non Pleas, within and for the county Of 2uy ahoSA
nd State Of Uhio, s-giRg the said George H1he1-
bTsnner with Adultery, with one Allzaboth kol
hrennsr, and asking that she uay b divorced iroA
be for heaEing IN six weeks from tts 1ate here1th
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, a. D. le6l.
OAROEIHE EShEEDB4NhAk,
ny29sn25 By Pisrre a. eolliafs her Asi's.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING HKE.
THE attention Of The eutorprsne and industrious por
tioa Of the community Is directed to the following
statemeuis and liberal Inducements offered ths by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAuROAD COMPANY,
which, they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and Industry 70 progids
c1mfortahs homes FOR themselves and amilles, With
comparatively speaking, very liirs capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS y
No stas IN she YalleT OF tho Mississippi offers 80 great
90 inducement 70 the settler as the state Of neis
There is portion Of the Eor9 where all the condi
tons of climate and soil 50 admirably combine % pro-
dncs those two great sapies, C0Rs and WHE4I as tie
Praires Of Illinois.
fa THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the STATE lies within the rome Of oton regions
Hhiie the sod q admirably ADAPTED % the EroNLh Of
20 cls more per buShe than that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIKIE LANDS.
The deep rch loan Of tbs praries Is cultivated sh
and Middle States are moving to Illinois IN great nun
bers The area OF Illinois is about equal 70 that Or En-
gland, and the sol Is % rich that H VIII support twenty
Millions Of people
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS,
These lands are contiguous to a railroad 700 miles
IN length which connects with other roads and navgn-
bic lakes and rivers, thus sordlng an pnbroken com
nmiCaiiOn with the Eastern and Southern markets
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
VaOpinz the soil the great resources Of the state 10
coal and iron are almost untouched hcinyaraoe rule
mat mechanic arts flourish best where food and fue
are cheapest will follow at early day Illinois, and
ID the course OF the next ten years the natural lava and
necessities OF the warrant the belief that AZ least
fye hundred thousand people viii be engaged 10 the
state Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
menis. ..
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 100000 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on The railroad system Of Illinois. nasmuch as
part OF the income from several Of these works, with
y1iabe public fund In lands 60 70 diminish fhestaie
expenses ;ihs TAxEs AHz uGzl and must consequently
every day decrease 1L
TEE STATE DEBT.
N qrss dt & only $40 Jos sss IA, ard sri'1 O.
li 80 gsqTs As bssl redaesd S2,959,7s6 50, and
sau rsaSosby ezpset aai iH tn ye1rs 4 gi be0He q
hsd - - b. =.
Pamphlets dsucrtptys q the iands, SOD, climate,
on application 70 c ls = w
For the names OF the Towns, Yill
| nola Cent R. h, see pages ASS 1SS &
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2 n 9ron the St. Louis Dsmoorst.l
f4hsimmonse demand or ths article lOsphAlie Pills
npidlY enereasins. -rr "
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CFrOm the Commercial Bulletin, BOSsoa-l
Said 70 Be van sficacioul for the hsadAehs.
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lTfom the Daily Bows, EsVpOFt, 3. II
osphsIso PnIs aro taxing ths plnos sof az kind.
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[Erom The Advertiser. RroTidsnco, B. II
The Osphalie PiIls sre said 10 be > rsmaIkably e.
fsctys remey tor the hsadsche, and one o. the VeI
bcst 6f TIA. arl neaEe2t complaint which hal eV-
NJ beesi dizVossTsEL frl
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#eaifines.
WARRANTED fN4LA 0ASRs.
" pa. nAhvGTfs l-

V. II A y V f'B
OHROE0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and cure OF all those dldiouF
Ties % which the Female aystom Is peculiarly liable,
arising from
sfegYegs Of Mature or OhsrHstions.
These Pills Nave never been known 10 hil whom
the dfOntlqnB have been Htrdly followed, end they
arc porfsctlT sai6 TO take by the most doohtc.
10 NAhkihp LADIES thbY are pagflcuiaflY re-
Commended, eH thu7 remove difouites and restore
nature, matter lr0la what cause the obstruction
may ariso A ieg day ia most cases viii produce
tse desired etioot ami although powerful ret no
injury will yer resuh lfom their usa but those who
are pregnant sheuie u5t use them, a. theT have en-
efert contrary 70 nature, -lI
Pamphlets detailius their virtues with numerous
certificates from we'll knoWn phyyioiana aud apoth-
eoares can be had on application TO the agent who
will slnd ths Pills. 4 desired mail paid, TO
any address, On recolpt Of the money ~od 10 boxes
containing sixty Pills By ell the principal druggists
and dealers evdry whore. .. --.-
@. ". CLARK, Gen. Agent
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81 Iron tie 6HEstte, Davenport IoWA.i
M, spalding would not connect his name With a
artlcls be did not p ~ 70 poaseas ro0 mertt.
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lAEom bhe IAAonln9ti NOEAoAA1 tesl
OsphAIic Pfib accomplish the object foF Ehiei
they we're llade, viz Gue pf headachei n 81 it, ors
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dtIeaelng5.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.


E0R ALL OF WHICH 1T Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never iais. ThfI.
Lniment is prepared from the recipe ef DR.. Stepheb
Sweet OF Connecticut, the famous bOne-setter, anf
has been used In his practice for more than twenty
years with the most astonishing success.
as AN ALLEViATUR Oh PAIN, it Is uurivsle,
BY any preparation before the public of which tbs
most skeptcal may be COZ Ttnceq hy single trial.
This Linlment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in thou.
sands of where e had been used 1t hiss newell
been known TO fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, it vii aha.i immediate r.
lief in every case, however dis,iSsslng. -.
IL will relieve the worst easss % HEADACHE 81
thres Minutes and is warranted TO do it.
TGOTHACHE 3 also will Il cuue instantly.
FOR SERIOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSITUDE arising from impruesnoe OF excess
this Liniment Is most happy and unfailing remeds
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues u strength
and reVvhes the SYSTEM and restores It to elias
ticity and Figor. afE
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we clam
that il Il the BRsT known, and ve challenge tht
world to producf ual. Every victim OF thlE
distressing comp Oud give IL trial, Tor Il
will not ail to ahordi Mediate relief, and in
Ority OF cases will effect RADICAG cure.
OUIE6Y AND SORE TEROAT are sometimes e0-
trenely malignant aud dangerous, but timely an
plicatOn Of this Liniment viii never Liil 70 cure
SPRAIhS are sOhietimes very obstinate, and en-
arqement the joints is liable to occur is neglected
The Vorst eQse may be conquered By this liinimeDt
Bruises, Uufs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, sna
Scsids yield readily TO the wonderful healing prop
erties of DR. SW EETS IHFALLIBLE LlhImENf
when used according TO directions. Also, Ohibains
Frosted Feet, auo Insect Bites and 5ttnga.
ETUtEJD EgnRNH n WNFQ
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Also Agent for the sale Of W. q. Abbott Co.'S
Titusviiie Peuolism IL AT the lowest market rates
-. IfHcs NO. Perkins Block, CleYeland Ohio.
= aug q 20 .. ENsM0RIH, gent.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS

"a nducement 70 the settler as the State OF uineis
There no portion Of the Wora where al the condi-
tons q climate and soil admirably coablne % pro-
dncs those two great staples, C0Rs and NHI, as the
Prairies Of ulinols rrl
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RTOE RoLIIlTe PRArRIR LANDS,

me deep rc loan Of the ptares Is cultivated sith
such wondsrfal facility that the farmers of the ksara
and Middle States are moving TO Illinois IN great nun
Oefs The area or Illinois is about equal 10 that Or En-
glAnd and the soi Is 90 rich that i VIII support twenty
Millions Of people
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HOME TESTIN0RT: rf
IN this connection We ouer feW testimonials;
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
icouit have mot with many women troubled With
shs diseases for which you edEertlse Marahas Uto.
re Qatholicon ns clra. have 6dvised its use and
} has e1scts1 complete cure whereYer e has been
,zaJ TlsV.- PETER gHARP, rr
$500 y7cEtzl.rl dtE-. Ohin.
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The Iron City leaves the dock Of Hussey
s Mcbride, for Lake Superior, on Wednss-
asy evening, Sept 18Th, at eight O'Clock.
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sourEERr pART

o. the STATE lies within the rome OF the Cotton regona
while the soil q admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from is
20 cls more per bu1he than that raised further north
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TlMuTHN SEtD.-50 BU RELs
primo new Timothy seed In store and Tor sale
by faug3ll Il. LYNN
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ArrIvaI Of the Iron t'iry, from Lake sa-
rre perior.
slt' The stesmer Irce City, Capt Turner,
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Gqtnmissloa.

7 ARD-2,000 LBS. PRIME LARD
IN barr, Is and kegs, for sale by
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EIAMS AND SH0ULDERS,-S.
III h RuReles' celebrated Sugar-cured Hams
and ShOni dsrs for salo By r. TIL y
aug3i ~ rNrtn :.
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IN arrlVed ron Lake Superior al IUYU THIS
esaii 2 morning. Clerk Holland has furnished
re sths following memoranda:
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TIMOT4Y SEED-AN0 III ER
prime lot of Timothy ceed Just received and
T sale ~ ma kit pri es hy ,,,,
50 a. a aud ts River street
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ME.S POhK 1880 BARRELS
lNk Mess PORK, 9TH veIy best brand and Give
'SSs Ssr5l tn' 4. i. LYON, 50 Msrwin st
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS
AppLrnATrnN nF cAprrAr..

These lands are contiguous to a railroad 100 miles
IN length which connects with other roads and navign
BE lakes and rivers, thus Rordng an unbroken com
mucatDn with the Eastern and Southern markets
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oak SALT 2,U00 BA s DAIRY
- SALT fl4 lbs each) received this day snd r
tRle by Il. T. LYNN.
Sept. 18th, ISL