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FReM WEsTRRN VIRGINIA.-Col. Stager
arrived this morning from Western Vir-
ginis, on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
q train. he comes home on important secret
service connected with army operations in
that section Of country. We learn from
hin that last week rebel Colonel and En-
Y ginssr we're arrested in the Federal camp,
who had in their possession maps and
plans Of all the movements of our forces in
Western Virgins. Where they obtained
them has not trsnspired. They have been
sent East as prisoners. to be dealt with.
Information has been received Of i'm
pOrtanee in reference TO the movements of
Gen. Lee, the rebel commander, who is now
supposed to be marching into Western Vir-
ginia. He is said to be on the Huttonville
road with large force, and warm work is
{ anticipated soon. Some Of our troops have
gained access TO the rebels By strategy
By this means the movements Of the rebels
have been discovered.
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tuoii5a CAPr. cOrrER's ARr1LErhE.-oapt. Cot
ter has been recruiting men for his Bate
l'- RI. for the past week, and viii arrive in
-ClsTsland this evening with forty recruits
the gresisst number Of whom have enlisted
san from Portage County Capt. Cotter is re-
oruiting men who have seen service in
4.sf1Western Virginia for the past three months.
BE is not certain whether he will remain
tra with them In Columbus and drin them, or
proceed forthwith to join his command on
gsrthe Kanawba. st.a
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~ Adiutant aepersl Wood, Of

b9- Adjutant General Wood, Of the
Pennsylvania Ninth Regiment, came in on
the Cleveland s Pittsburgh train this
morning, en- route for Erie. He informs us
that his regiment was disbGnded last week
but that recruiting viii commences immedi'
ately to fill up the regiment with three
years men. % 5AAa
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sq4 FoR THs 6ERMAE REonIENT.- Captain
Blessing Of Co. B, l4th regiment, says the
T6lsdO Blade Of Saturday evening, is re-
cruiting for company to be attached to
1 The German Regiment Of the Western Re-
serve. The Captain is good officer, pop
90 ulsr With the troops and viii succeed in
enlisting as good company of men as ever
shouldsred musketi and many who will
accompany him from this locality have seen
- ssrTice in their 'FatherIsnd" iu times
sbsn good and true men were as indispen.
sible as ct present
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EXPLOSION OF coEEEE POT.-Mrs. Fra
zee, wife Of Lieut.. Frazee, Of the Grays, had
an arm and hand acaldsd this morning, by
the explosion of patent coffee pot A lit
tie son who was standing near, was also con-
siderably scalded by the coffee Ay ing upon
bis neck and chest, Ths wounds are quite
painful but not serious.
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HEAD QUARTERS o. REeIxRSTs, U. s. !
-.
CAMP CHAsE. August II. 1881.
GENERAL ORDER NO. !.

6ENEhA Al OhDEh NJ. /.
The undersigned having been placed in
the command of Camp Chase" and hav.
ing entered upon his duties, directs
Ist. That all orders relating to the sani.
tary condition, order and government Of
the Camp, OF Of the officers, or troops there.
in assembled, promulgated by officers pre-
viously in command, and not expressly re.
voked, are continued in force until further
order.
I'd. Lieut.. LeWellen GWynne will con-
tinue to act as Post Adjutsnt, and viii be
respected and obeyed accordingly.
3D.. Officers of Companies and Regiments
being, or about to be, mustered out Of SER
vice, are admOnished that their continued
presence in camp, so long as any part Of
their respective commands shall remain
there, is highly important to the order of
the camp, and not less so to the regulations
Of the officers and men. All oficers moi
detained by sickness, or indispensably sb.
sent actually engaged in the mastering
out, or paying off Of their men, will imme-
diately return to camp and remain there
in discharge Of their proper duties, until
required or ordered elsewhere.
CHAS. W. HILL,
Brig. Gen Commanding.
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DEPARTURE or U. s. CAVALRY.-Lieut
Stephen q. Bslkr who has been recruiting
at this place for the Third United States
Cavalry, for the past four or five weeks,
left Cleveland for Pittsburgh BY the way
of Columbus, on the &1O train this after,
noon. with eiehty.four men.
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sADDLERT GOoDs FOR WEST TROY.-
Twenty boxes of Saddlery Goods, from St.
Louis, directed to Capt. W. A. Thornton,
Watervlist Arsenal, West Troy, we're sent
forward by the American Express Com
pany this morning.
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CAMP Foa WADE & HUTCHINS REGIMENT
OF CAvALRT.-The Camp for this Regiment
will be located at Cleveland. Recruiting
stations have been opened st Cleveland,
Warren, Akron, Ashtabula, Painesville
and other points In Northern Ohio, and
men are being recruited rapidly, at all the
points named The particular site for the
camp has not been definitely decided upon,
and may not be for tvo or three days.
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NURIOUs KoINCIDENOEl
A SLOAN UEDzR THE O0UKTER
SIXTH AND oTHERs III A Bo4I

NORRIS IN sight with his Celebrated ABABIAh
CONDITION FOWDERS, where every owner O
Horses and Cattle san dEd the be5t Medicine In us,
for many Of the Dl9eaSes peculiar 70 such AninnE
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs
n8T These Powders always give sstisiaetiun, a. IT,
Thousands who have used them, can testify, S.
Circulars. Try them. For sale by n. y. GAYLORD
=. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong q Arm
strong, Oleyeland, O., and ey ali Druggists II tn
country. Also e Eh2lesse b TIE Proprster, g IS
Z i1bs:RssdsS - 8 sdIi-0'' g sOBRIs
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Az OLD sISSER The zanesville Courier
ssgs that among the prisoners in charge
Of the 18th Regiment vas an old white
headed minister of the Gospel who had
taken the oath Of allegiance sis times, and
as soon as released would pepper away for
his giohts,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

IS DaIrvERzD UP.-Yesterdsy afternoon Co.
aAs 18th Regiment deposited their arms
sud squipaents in the basement Of the Unit
ed St les Express building, where they will
remain subject to fhe order Of the State
This mogniag other Companies disposed o.
thgif arms and equipments in ike manner
Ws undsrsiand that efforts are being mads
ofIi ap ths ranks oi the l4th without de-
sud nisb & sir pgospsri e success =
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..5 COETRABAND GoODs.-0ficers Ives and
Burlison detained quantity Of goods that
came in by freight train on Saturday
morning, and after an examination made
disposition Of them as follows:
One box of army bits and merchandise,
directed to J. B siokles, St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, held as cOntrsband.
Three boxes and three bales of dry
goods, directed to s Taylor, Lexington,
KY, Osre Of F. Ernest Cincinnati, Ohio,
we're consigned to the Surveyor of Gus
toms, ct Cincinnati.
Two bales Of blankets, directed to Pom
sroy-& Benton, ST. Louis, Missouri, were
oonsignsd to D. a. Bowling, United States
Marshal at st, Louis.
si1ty-six cases Of boots and shoes, for
a.. c." Louisville, Kentucky, were con-
signed to 0. B. Cotton, Surveyor of Gus
- toms, at eincinnBH, Ohio.
ohe.box and one case Of hardware, d.
rscted to &C. P. & F." St. Louis, were
found to be eli right, and forwarded to
r.g their address in St. Louis.
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MlcnieAx STATE FAIR.-The Michigan
Farmer informs the public that the Hon.
Andy johnson, of Tennessee, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the Annual Address
at the Miehigsn State Fair, this faIl
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DIR. J. G. AVER & CO.,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for s.
AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
syery variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, ths
It s entirely unnecessary for us TO rec0ul the evil
dence of its virtues, wherever 1t has been ploye0
As Ii has long been in constant throughout this
section, We need net do than assure the peopf
It's quality is kept up to the best Il has been and
has ever been found to do.
Ayes CATHARTT6 PILLS
FOB THE CURE OF
CoStiseaees JG,iadfcs5 DJpDsidI ladgeEio9, Dttsll
tsTV, Foal S0nsaeh ErIsipeas, Headache Piss RheiI
DTOpsy, Teffer, TuIBOrs Gad Sal Bhsssa WoTqas Goa
RsTglgidp a. q Diasr Piii, and fOr PtriL5ag
Blood.
They are sugar-eoatsd. 90 that the most sensitive
APerisnt in the world for all the purposes Of mily
Prics 25 cents Dsr Box; Five Boxes for 500.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States.
men, and eminent personeges, have lent their name
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thess rene
es, but space here viii not permit the Insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratf
our AMERICAE ALMANAC, in which they are given
with also full descriptions Of the above com pains
and the treatment that should b followed tor theT
cure.
Donot BE- put on by unprineipled dealers vim
mand ATEB's, aud take no Other8. Ths sick want
the best aid there iS for them, and thsT shoad haSs
~ All our remedies are for sale By WH. EIsGs
STRoEe ARM5rRcEas T. y. 0AHIoaDs and By AZ
S3zAyer's Cherry PsctorAl, sArsaParillA and Ua
thartio PiIs are for sale b. Churchill b Brother.
" corner Public Square and t,utArio street
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: - Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRSen
0srg Medicines. Dr. B. Is physician of extensive
practice and Of the successful in the cOun.
q lrrumbull) iH which be resides: IN
'This csrtifes that have used the GrRfenberRi =
ais and MArshalPs OatholicOn, sold here by 81 o.
Johnson, in my practice. They are good me dicinos
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio. March ], 1857.
Sold By Druggists and Medicine Dealers through.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, sd-
ircss q. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ianedkW IN. General Agent for Ohio,
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rQ0YVEAU LAFECTEUR'S RoB,
E1 authorized and adopted by the Medical Faculs
z o. France, and supplied 70 the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place Of God Liver OIL extracts
Seraaparilla, Iodine and Mercury, Il Is recommend
cd and used in the hospitals OF France for TbtterB
apsResses Cancers, Ulcers, 5orofua, Scurvy, Flour
Alb1H, GQut, RheuIcatism, aches, pains and hil af
fectioAs ol the ekiD. The Boz is especially ussful
the cure Of the SyRhilitlc Diseases, deagnate6 Pr
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and csr
tcates accompany aach bottle. Price 81 Per bottle
Sold IN Olsyeland by Gaylord and Hammond, Drug.
gsts, Nc. 10 Superior 81 The trades applied By a
dressing Dr.. Gissudeeu de ST. QerVnis u kus RiehsF
Paris. az ~ Rroad A.. Y. Y GugI7. R2n =
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gEaaI Aotifes.
Marvin Kent, pltf0
aTFII hEII1 7
fClTt acLl0U 10r money only.
Thomas Denbam, at

Marvin Kent, plt'f,
Thomas Dsnbam, att -''' ''-''--, -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
NZOUYAbOGA COUETY, OHIO.-The said de-
fsndaDt, Thomas feuh N Who il 3 nen resident Of
ths state Of ohio. l. rsby u tifsa that the said
Marvin Kent, plant e, tha I'd day Of august,
l56 hled II the once o the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ouyaho g county, Dh1os his petit
ton againT said Dcnbsm, the o. Jeet ard prayer Of
whieh IS TO recover Judgment against the sad de
fendant his liability end rssr on tIrr promis-
sorry notes for $3.50 e-oh. made by j. Ms Black burn,
dated Cleveland, January 22s lss, payable With in
tersst annually, resp ctfreiy in WO three, four aud
fTe years frr N date, TO the order OF Bald Thomas
Denham, and b. i'm endorsed 10 he plaintiff
saiu petipOn p az judgment on rause Of action No.
for S425 60 with interssF on Sl12 81 from January
25, I-6l. and On 50 nom JauuaTT 3, 1850 On
cause Of action No for S45 20 ard interest on so
50 from Janu.ry 5, S6 and on 81 50 frum anuary
25 ls6l. on cause Of acdon 10 tor SIS 60, and in
terest 81 50 r0i Jznuary p. istO snd 50 s9
from Janu irY 3 1861; and on cause Of action No
fOr Si5 q, and interest on S22 50 from January 2,
1850, aRc on 81 a. from 'anutry p sol
SAID defend nt Is hereby notinef that an order Of
alta hment has been issued in aid action, and that
he is required 70 said petition by the 18th day
PAINE WADE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cleveland, August 2l, 1881. augE553
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A SsIGNE1'S N0TICE.-T II E
"a Creiiiors Of A. Adams, and all persons in
crested, are hereby notified that the safd Adams,
the l2th DAY OF July l-6l, msds N assignment to
his creditors. have accepsed and entered upOn the
duties Of the trust and ben duly qualified in
accur auce With the law in such cases, made and
provided. Creditors are also Eotihed to hle their
claims with me st my once, duiy verified according
to law. ID. W. BROONs,
Assignee Of A. A. Adams.
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- lEFom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephAlic Pills accomplish the object for Whiel
they were Alede, viz: Cure fheadachs In AL It's forms
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Trom &c Damoornt. Sd. nInnd. ]

TFrom the Examiner Norfolk, Va,I
They have been tested in more than . thSusan
oassS, with entire success.
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Qel TWELVE YEARS AGO

XXX W III n 4 HhlAEJ A1O
AOO1 the success Of several medical gentls-
men In curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment es an Incorporated Institution under act Of
the LegiglAt0re by the title Of TIL e GREFEHBERq
COMPANY OF New York. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pom public contdence, has fuY jus tned the honor
conferred upon the Association 81 Legislative en-
setment, and they have reson to eel great pride in
chartered By public authority. Unsolicited testi-
mony from ruhlio aud Brivats individuals and COM
mandatory notices In the leading public journals,
bear witness TO the medical skin and high psFsons
character Of the gentlemen connected Nth tie in.
Stituton, thus assuring she public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, TH GRTF-
ENBERG COMPANY hes eger been and will BE- a
reliable and uatEoEthy medium for the restoration
OF health 10 the snite4 and al Who suffering
may address them Wit sntire confidence.
The principles and preetcs Of medicine adopted By
ihi hSBEsa aaG GHe6 6 EGEH ~ E T. Ea5
medical work, published fer family use, and there
fore sold ct the nominal price OF IS cents for which
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Ohil-
drsn, and the more obscure and chronic Complaints
try, have received the attention Of this Institution
apd IL ts enough 70 aay thsy have proved themselves
fully competent ior the great trusts which the public
Their series OF Medicines embrace elsvs diffsrent
remedies adapted to dtisrent diseases with minute
slne to which We wish 70 call the attention Of the
TsHT Females saiictsd with disease, q
Tbs GR&EEhBERG
1ARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOLICON,
which is o1iered Is 3 certain cure IN cases acoompa
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintness, Derenged Appetite, salloW
Complexion, Pala In the Back and Kidney, OhiIls,
Sold Hands and Feet BlosAtings, FeveriAhness, Neu
FslRia, Palpitation Of tbs Heart, Dizziness, Hery.
.usness, Headache, Restlsssness, Disturbed Sleep,
eiushss Of the Bsart, General Pain, Crawling aud
feinrin the Spine and between the shoulder, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or smaTting Itching, BurnipF or
Irritation TO the Uterine Organs, Hightmare, Dis
ps tr, Mysteries, Anxiety BED Bsce, NoTyous Ttoh-
p ip gaa
aess, DepreTeS Appetite ,Tlatllsnoe, Bloated and
ngulAr Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
= crime Organs, NEmbness and Pains In the Limbs,
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IN TAS @ s.sss q 99ig q {oouFs Of Common rl'as.


The state OF Ohio, lCourt Of Common Rless.
Cuyshoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrsnner,o
VI. Petition for Divorce.
George Eshsnbreuner.s
fGEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
Marietta, in ths county OF WsshinFtOn, and
STATE OF phlois notified that Caroline Eshsnbrenner
ton in the Ofoe Of the CLERK Ct the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and FOR the county Of CuyahoFa,
md State OF Ohio, arsins the said George Eshsn-
1rennsr, and asking that she msy Be diForced from
the said George Esheubrenner; which petition viii
be for hearing IN six from the date herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D., l65l
CAROLINE ESHENBRENNER,
mg29:125 b Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTCIE.-NoriCE
"a Is h.reby given that Franz D.Stons on the 18th
days Of July. 1851 made an assignment to me Of
al his book &C ountai proper3 AID enects Of very
All persons indebted 70 the said stone are also
theu u psg III amounts due, % me forthwith, and
creditors 70 hie II. ir aims with me at ny of6ce
D. ". BRUOKs, Assignss Of I. D. Stone.
Cleveland. July 81, ls6l, augInsigWs
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals viii be received a. the once Of ths
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland antil y
O'Clock A., Ausust y, 1851, Tor building Sewer or
ba-ins, &C. connected with the came, % exen rom
the sewer nov In Case avenue 70 the kinEsbury
BroOk.
Pans and specifications can be seen and uaors par-
tieuar information had ~ id Enginesr's Ufias ca
and after the 5th day Of August.
Each proposal must be accompanied bT good and
sufficient bond req iring the bidder % enter int
contract q the price named IN his proposal, should
the same be accepted.
The Board q Olty lmproyements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reserving the right 20 accept or
ieet ne same. 81 ozdar ei & ne Baerq
JUHH hlIELAHs
Cleveland. July l3.5ss CITY Civil Engineer
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lErom The Advertlgsr. Providspos. r. n

lAEOm tne BemOciAts bts Otouot M1ln.l
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
aehe, send for box, (Oephalic Pills,) that yol
may have them IN case Of an Attack
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Drtlqs and asaedifiues.

. oyttyE -, - l-.s-'9
On CARBOYs OIL YITRIOL,
GU 10 cases Congress and Empire Water,
= 2o0 gross Beer forks, iust rsceiEsd and Tor
sale cheap ~ y. " /. CbAkk,
Iy7s o1''.''Gi Ils superiof st. i.
1HE PLACE TO BUY FRUIT
1 'AIEs ABS cheap is at a. w. 6LARK,s,
Successor to Wm Eiske,
CWEET'S INVALUABLE LINZ
y MENT, At - Public sQusre TE iels
A NODYNE EXPECTORANT
IA OANDY-Rslieyes Pain, enrss Bronshirs,
vAnced stages Of fOonslmption. AZ 9 Pub. Sanare
on BBLS. LINSEED OIL-FOR
~ sale ct close figures By
jupezs Successor 81 TO- 70 = ShAFiE, N AFisf,e
EtRESH LEEUhES, SWEDISH, fOR
II sale sndjust rocsiVed By
-1 sfz -l- Successor 70 VIM m FisRs, Fis
lHne2s IL n9supertor st.
|. CURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ AmRateting uases-sIngls snd With Trspines
teii DE- or toSctbs4
10 cass. Trepine 0eses. stT4bismCs Gases. Post
49m I'VE tiS % olsS LAIN. e
Jun IS Successor to Wm. kiske.
W ORM CANDY THAT Is Re
w LIABLE, at .El o. bAEIl bEEEIELEER,s Ed1ss.
A LTERATIVE SYKUP.-A oU-
~ PEHI0 B article for purifying the Blood, at 81
Public Square. junsls
-FRUIT CANS, C0RKS 4 SEAL
Il ING WAX. For sale BY
iyl7 Corner Fl. + a i PAssas P1o.1s6s s..
-TsRBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
~ OLE. Just received ana for sale By
hn Oh. Corner of Erie r 4 PTosPedt PPAs@asi Is.
A n AQUARIUM FOR SALE BY
81, 5 Corner Of Ers :: 4; 1 PPRsSEsl P4o.pads q.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Asy PGrsss dr Ts: b ofss SGGks and
jyia N-''' ~ '' Corner Erie i PTospect sts.
STATIONERY-PENs. PAPER OF
~ all kinds, Envelopes, Inks, Pencils &c, Tor sale
y iyH Corner Eris e. "a i n pTos1sot sSsaHi sis.
1TMPORTANT TO HOUSEKE EEP.
Forest Oity VaFnlsh ofee No. le5 Superior ST., and
r o o ~ n.i1 b. ws1 1ts ine q Pes o
thus do your own Yarnighing in style equal 70 the
0fpaintSrS Prics nom four 70 twelve shillngE,
marsiRD Z, ". PALMER, ARsnt'
DENTON BROTHERS 4 CO., !.
ID -. D14LERs II II
PAINTS, OILS, VAREIsHEs. WINDOW
$500 GLASS, 10,
b Is5 sUPERIOR ST, CLEYELAND, o.
Glass and Paints being our special business We can
oner Inducements to buyers unsQualed in this vi
ctnity, F- iuns14:R2s
IN BBLS LINSEED OIL,
w 10 bbls boiled Linseed OIL
o. 10 bblH Liquid Dyes,
20 bblH VarniBheg.
.,.t- 10 tons White Lead from PURH Lead to the
almost worthless article, for sale by
lnneA BENTON, BIOS. & 90.
LLDERBERRY WINE OUR
RANT Wins, and Peach Brandy, for Medical
Purposes At .-.-- Q. J. kEELER'S,
iunel3 8. south side Pub square.
WINE BITTERS & BALM GIL
w BAD Pin, for General Debility, Dyspepsia
COldnsss Of the Hands and sect, Sick and Nervous
Headache, are mot sZcelsd By anything now in use
for these derungemenss. Found at
iela O. J. KEELER'S, q Pub Square
GOAL AND CARBON Oil 90 UTs
" per Eallon. st O. J. KEELBRss
. IunaIT rEr ~ pIbHr Saara
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[ErOn the Western h. b. Gazette, Chicago, In.l
We heartily 9dorse Mr.. spalding, and his unri
vailed Oephal fills.
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rAsrrpn Am snnrHrnn MAnKErs.
APPLIOATToN OP CAPTTAI.

These lands are contiguous 70 a railroad 700 mile.
In engh which connects with other roads and navigl
bls lakes and rivers, thus a0rding unbroken com
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AL of the GraEenberg Medicines are for
80 oHUR99H.IILL 4 BRoTH sR DgE!Hsssi.t..
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HABTTosD, TrumbuI Co., o,
hereby certify that have been dealing IN thu
3rsenborg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
" say that have offered any medicines to ths
public that have met with the decided appreciation
9f the people ike these, particularly the Pills and
Uatholicon. They will perform all and more than s
promised for them. / have sold about fifty bOttlse
Of the Catholcen the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. II. o. JOHNSON,
March 2, 1857. Medical Agent.
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Thus far capital and labor have been applied to de-
Veloping the so the great resources Of the State In
coal and iron almost untouched. The nvarabe rule
that mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
arc cheapest will follow at an early day in Illinois, and
In the course the next ten years tho natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that a. least
i've hundred thousand people viii be engaged n the
sists Of illinois in various manufacturing employ
ments -r. f.l.e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS,

The deep rich loan Of the pralries Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States moving 70 Illinois in great
berB The area Of Illinois IS about equal 70 that Of En-
gland, and the soil is rich that u VIII support twenty
millions sf people
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

tbrom the Advertiser, Providence, B. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said 20 Be q remarkably ef
ective remey for the headache, and one Of the yery
pest Tor that rerY frequent complaint which bs8 eV
sr boon di8cogered. -