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RETURSIEs HONs.-Capt F. W. Coffin,
with his family, who left Ravenns fvs
years since 70 embark upon Whaling
voyage, passed through the city this morn
ing for his home in Ravenna. They are
all in good health and spirits. A most
hearty welcome will greet them from their
nnmsrnus friends. unnn tLeir arrival.
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Har-rnnn rrnnhnnno

hAkIF0RD, Irumbul Co., o,
hereby certify that have been desIing n thu
grefenborg tedicnos for the past year and can tr.
eaY that have never offered any medicines to fha
PUBLIC tnat have met win the decided appreciation
d the people like these, particularly the PILLS and
Oatholieon. They VIII perform all and more than a
promised for them. have sold about atty b1ttlao
OF the CathoiicSn the past year aud hear The bost
results In every case, y g. o. JOHNsDH
AAroa u Io1I. hsaical agent.
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AarYin Kent, plt'h,
fCivil action for money only.
Thomas Denham, d'tJ
OsOURT OF C0MNRN PLEAS


The Stass Of ohio, q
0uyahOga County, IS
Caroline Eshentrennrr.
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AKME SURGEONS -. v. Hamilton, Sec
retary Of the Medical Board, gives notice
that smother examination for Army Sur
geOns viii take place in Columbus on the
9th Of September Candidates will send
their address to the Secretary at Columbus,
when 3 circular win be forwarded contain
ing ell particulars
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By tbs use Of hsss Pills the periodio attsoks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
relief IRON pain and sickness win Be obtained.
They seldom tail in remOvin he Ma ussa or Had.
ache to which Bf males are subject.
They set gently upon the Bowels. rs noVIns Cost
iVeness.
For Literary Men, studsnts, Delicate Females, ant
AL persons Of sedentaTy habits they rae valuable a.
Laxative, improving the appetite, RFVing tone u
Vigof 70 the digestive organs, and restoring tn
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
sre the result Of long investgafisn and carefully
conducted experiments, having hsan in uss many
ysArs, during which time they haye prevented and
rehsTed vast amount Of pain and u,unsrinz from
Headaohe, whether originating d the psrvons Sys.
tan, or fron deranged state OF tbs stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any ohangsof diet, and the absence
Of any disagroeabls taste rsni it sasy 70 adminis
ter them to Children.
BEWARE OF COIN NFBRFBITs
The genuine have iTO signatures Of Hsnry O.
spalding on each Box.
SS-Sold By Drusgists and ell Deasrs IN Medicine
Bog wiz be Sont by mail, prspa q, on rsOsiDt o.
TWENTY-FIVE oEkaH.
S~AH orders should be addrss ed 70
HENRY o. sPALDIHG,
% Oecar Street, New York
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FOR LAKE sUPERIOR-The splendid
steamer City of Cleveland" Capt. Ryder,
leaves the dock of Begges s Sinclair, on a
pleasure excursion to Lake Superior, this
friday evening at eight o'clock.
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RnME nrOrrHrnuY.

IN this connection we onsr rsR testimonials:
II an Methodist Clergyman, and when on nv
circuit have met with many women troubled l7ith
the diseases for which you advertise MsFshalps Ute
npe Oathohoon As cure. have ADVISED It's use and
Is mas eneoted soomDste eUre wherever II has been
used RsV. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24
Anniversary Of the TheOIOEIoO-Literary
Society Of OberIin College.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81, 1861.

WEDNESDAY,, Aug q, 1861.
EDITORS LEADER This afternoon the
sixteenth anniversary of the theological
SOoiety was celebrated with public exer-
cises. Though the audience on this Oces-
sion was rather smaller than usual, yet it
was composed of such persons as do honor
to the performers. A matter-of fact air,
that is not found elsewhere in the college,
psrvaded these exercises. The maturity of
the speakers showed itself in the absence
Of the vesliness7 that usually marks an
earlier stage of discipline. The following
was the order of exercises:
PRAYER-By Prof Fairchild.
| OnArrox-What Sustains True DignityY John
Vetter, Hersfeld Germany.
ORATIoN-Independen Thinkers. Conrad Mat
ter, BeTrYsburg, Penn.
ORATIov- -Slaveryism Counterfeit and
Genuine J d. Millard, Marietta.
oRATIoS-Why We War; c. E. Morgan, Fox
Lake, Wis
ORATIos-The Spirit OF lIsrtyrdOm. H. S Ben
nett, Brownsville, Penn
ORATIoE-Godis Love not Sentimentslism. John
Day, Oberlin.
ORATIoS-The Power of True Life E. H.
Merrell, h1rktan0 n l.
BENEDICTION.
The patriotism and political tendency Of
the speakers we're manifested in the ora.
tions, as their titles indicate. 'Independ-
ent Thinkers" and 'rWhy we warT' were
listened to with marked attention and in
terest. "The Spirit of MartyrdOm" was
written in clear and forcible. style, and
presented with delivery SO superior as to
delight every auditor, besides giving good
evidence of the clear head and devoted heart
of the speaker.
Goods Love, not Sentimentslism," was
we'll presented. The concluding oration,
by Mr.. Merrill was brilliant production.
%The power of true life" said the speak
er, "is better felt than expressed; although
attsinabls by all, it is possessed by few
The Prince of Orange was cited as an ex-
ample. With his direotness and integrity |
was cOntrasted the ObIiquity of Cardinal |
Grenville. In the result of their lives was
shown, by the contrast the result Of true
life. In the expression Honest Old Abe"
he recognized the true life Of our Chief
Magistrate; and propOrtionally greater,
said he, is the confidence reposed in him.
The power of such men lives after them.
The exercises we're enlivened by spirited
music. The "Anniversary-goersp owe
much gratitude to those who have afforded
them SO great pleasure with their musical
performances, among whom should be men
toned Misses Pease, Hayne and Gates, and
Messrs. Oalkins, Rice, and Herrick
The Anniversary Of the Phi Delta SOci.
ETY. takes place on Saturday afternoon,
August oath. Since Senator Gar6eld's ap-
pOintment in the army has prevented his
before the College Societies on
Saturday evening; the Musical Union
have determined to give their first Concert
on that evening. Prof Barnett, of Hart
ford, Ct, has the management of it. snd
everything seems TO promise a splendid en-
tertainment Yours, BETA.
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DIR. GIBSON.

Professor Of EleetSoPathy ard AedieiaS,
BV Once No. III Ontario street, up StaiTs, few
doors from the Public SQUARE.
OfEce hours from 10 II and froIn 20 O'clock
sally. fsundAyE eIceptf- auge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

! PRESENT POPULATION.
NE s.ats s rapidly fling up with population sss
025 persons having been added sncs 1850 making fs
present population ,sS e6s rato q la9 per cent il
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTa !.
Ths Agricultura Produeis Of nnos are greater fhar
hOss faDy other state. The products sent out dur1
the past year exceeded 5oO 900 Iors Ths wheat ero
Of Oapprosches IS 600 900 bushels while tie corn
crop yields not less than 40 ooo 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE sOIL.
EoEhers can the industrious f1ner seaure such IN
mediate results FOR his labor asupon these przs s8
They being composed Of deep rich loam, the fsrtT
of which, Is unsurpassed By any On he globs.
10 ACTUAL cULI1VATORS
Sincs 1854, hs Company EGrs s5ld 10000 asrsa
IAey Se1 only 70 GeHai ciiuators, and esy eoatrat
e0niains an agreement % clItuafs TsToad IeI -
oOastTUasd through fsss lands az an ezcs 1850 O0a
900. In 1850 Tie popslGtios of foTfg-Hizs coatel,
ATosgh lsieh Pas'.S tzss ol a5 ,9s res sush 479,
SCI, 9zis q 14s pr en-
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. Q
As an evidence Of the thrift or tie peouIs hrnav b
stated that coo 900 tons Of freight ine1dng 10000
bushels Of grain and $50 900 barrels Of -four were for
Wardsd over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and wurkingnaen VIII ind ths free school
system encouraged BY The STATE and endowed with 4
large revenue for The support Of schools Ther chill
dren live IN sight Of he church and schoolhousea
ana grow UP Win nc prosperity Of ne lead1g st1t8 r
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYBrETF
The prices Of these lands vary from IS to SIS per
lacre, according TO location, quality, &c FIRST class
farming lands sell for about SO % So per acre and
the relative expense Of subdung prairie land as con-
pared win wood land Is h the ratio q % 10 In favor
Of the former. me tes cf saisfor the bulk q thes
lands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At SIX per cent per annu and SIX interest notes at az
per cent, payable respectively IN one, two, three four
i've and SIX years from date of sale and four nOtei
for principal payable "a four ve sxand ser IN years
from date Ofsale the tpuatDg that Clesath
% the tact purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, FOR i've years from date of sale,
$50 that at the end Of I'VE years oushaf shall be fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the same should Be
at six dollars per acre. when the cash price VIII be i've
dollars
prices, and terms OfPayeni can be had
OSTER, Land Commissions, :
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ges, and Cities sltucted upon the ulla
80, APPLEEOH,S RAILWAY GUIDE
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Thus far capital and labor have been applied 10 de
veopng the soil the great resources OF the State IL
coal and iron almost untouched The invaabe rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and
cheapest will follow at an early day in Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
I've hundred thousand people VIII be engaged IN the
State Of illinois IN various manufacturing employ
neutg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

IEron the EzanineE, Norfolk, Va
oa8sSs With entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24
VIENNA
De PARIS

TRIESEMAR 1, 2& ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LETTERs PATEFT q
1ngland and secured By ths Seals Of the Eoois az
Medicine, Vienna. =
10. ! 8 invaluable ior exhaustion, spsrnatoThqa
and AL physical disabilities.
No. oonplstelS sradicates all traces Of those di,
eases that have heretoors been treated by the nam
oious and peFnicious use Of copaiVa and cubet1
10. has entirely Bupplanfsd the insuriouS uss
mercury, thereby lnsuring 70 the sulafeF spseT ra
nsf 6illefstng Al impurities and roofing out fhe
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. 1, 2 and Z, are preparatiou the
iorm Of loEenges devoid Of taste and SMALL nd cs1
and divided into separate doaes, adminfstered bg
Valr eau L.alemRnd RouI, Rieold, &o Price 81 each
WI rebJ there d saving Of 8. 10 be hsd Wholesale
and retail, Of Or. BARROW, No Ial Biescksr strssf
New York lmnediately on receiving remittance
Dr. BarToE viii iorEart the Triosemar % any 81
Of she world securely packed and sd assS socord
ing q the ingtructions Of the writer
500 Alle b = 7, GAYLORD and Va
hlakA Ol9fo119 --~ --~- ann
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RICH ROLLING PRARTRIAEDs

me deep rich lca Of the prairies is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States moving to Illinois in great nun
berH. he Of Illinois IS about equal 70 that OF In
gland, and The soil Is rich that It VIII support twenty
millions of ueoDIe
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LHron the Western B. B. 'Easstts, chicago. MI
We heartily s9derSe Mr. fDaldhng, aud hE unri
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tBrom the Democrats 81 Ol0ad, Minh-I
II you are, or have besn troubled with the head
acheS send for box (Oephalio PiIlsl 90 that you
may nave them In ease Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

,1,F1lEts,. afIo
ssg.s ssslsss
Hing
MRS. WIEsLow


hsHtS Q The attsptiou Of hothors, her
B y U L H N @ SY RUP.
FOB OHILDREH TEETHING,
Nnioh greatly facilitates the prOoeaa u tsothnR by
sis ~ .iiS y ft Isoneln4 ~ iefahati enHRtD
no REdULlfE FHE ~ B5S1'i BB6WRtsp' :. =. sure .
lena upon Il, rnotherz, will give rest 70 your
RElIEF AND HEALFB TO TOURIEFAsrs.
We have pqt up and sold this article for oTSF Ton
FRUfH Oft, 1haS ao haIIo I never bssD ~ y a. AEg
my q oIher medicine, hEYER HAS IT FAILED IH
a AsIH0LE INSTANCE TO EFFEOf A CURE vzhsu
timely used. Never did We EnoW an instance Of dis
subtraction By any ono who uHsd &C. on ~ oonfTs
y, all are delighted with It's operations and Hpsak N
tsrmS q feommendation Of the magical onects and
We DO KNOW" aftsF ten years eTperienos. and
pledge our reputation for the fuhlmsnf ii Whst "
infant "a sufsTfng from pain and eThs1stion rniisi
VIII Be found In dhsan or twenty minntsS as{aT 49,
syrup Is administered. -
ThlI valuable proparatt N Is the ors,orist,o, q,
one q the most ATperiencsd and EkIlfal HursoS IN
rev England, and has been uSsd With Esvsr-isiiSna
THOUSANDS OF OAgEs.
NOT only relieves the child fom pain, but inVia
oIAtes the stomach and bowels oorreots asodty ana
sr tVe ena snerey % the whole system. 1t WiB
aRIPING IN TIE BOWELS, ana WIND OOLIC
ana oseIeoInea e91gglsions witch IL not speedily
ke1aedleo END IN death. We believe K the bs1t apS
saiest remedy ip the world IA all oasa oi Dyssufry
and DiArrhsa in children, WhsthaF II arises IRON
1es.hinSI or any other oauea. We Would say t. en-.
cry Mother who has ohIid sufsrine from any fthe
lofegolag Complaints, DO not let your prsudicea nor
s1s kte o. others stand between you and your
s1nering Child and the relief that viii be Snre yeS
Absolutely Sure, 10 follow tins use OF thiI Hsofns
dtimely used. Fuil airecton fog lalns WiIl soood.
S I Il oGRTIs Ps.Fii f sini SS@ gRlsSs yort the -
re ne Sgisie SssyPar, Sold By Drugglt5 thTedshOri
Principal Office, 10 Cedar Street, New York.
RklOA' ONLY 2S OAETs PER BOTTLE
b. Aaa
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l1rom the Advertiser. Providence, R.I.1
The CephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
ectige reney tor the hoadacke and one Of the Fary
- Ior that Fery frequent ooBplaint which has sT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

from the KanaEhA VGIIaE Star, Val
We are sure that persona sugsrfng vita hsadaaha,
Who try them, win stick % than
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DIR. J. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS.
FTioo. 81 pr B0ttl0i slE Bottls5 i0r 8

Price, 81 per Bottlo; Six Bottles Tor g.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
has won for itself such q renoEn Tor the cure
every VARSITY Of Throat and Lung CoaIpiaint, tia
il B entirely unnecessary for 70 rscou1 tbs sTi.
donc9 of its virtues wherever It has been employee
AZ Il has long been IN constant Use thrOuFhout u
section need not DC more than sssurs the psopf
that Il may Be relied on 70 DO or their relief al q
haa ever been found 70 do
Ayes QATHARTT6 PILLS
FOR TEE CURE OF
Co1lgenest, goEadice, DJspspsd, Indigesiion Ds1ss
~, Fclll StomacA ErpaDsias. Hsodacks, Piaa Bisi
EGtSlI ETtpti0nI dnd sEn Dissdses Lf-sr C0niDlaia
heTekra, a. Q piaaT PHI GEf for Pzrfg3ag
They are sugar-coated, 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and theY are the bsst
sPsrisnt In The world for al the purposes Of fails
Prics IS oents per Box; 1--WE Boxes Tor SI.sl
Great numbers Of Olergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent Der8ouagc1 have lent their nenes
% certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies, but space here VIII not permit the fnsr0n
Of them The Agents below named furnish grstis
our AMKBIcAN ALMANAC, in which they are given;
with Also fli descriptions Of the above Complaints
and the trsatment that should Be followed Tor ter
Do not be Put oiI by unprincipled dealers witr
other preparationg they make more prOdt On De-
mand ATHR's, ard take 20 others. The sick Want
the best aid ther5 b for thenas and they should have
Il
~ An cur remedies are for sals By VIZ. F1sEE.
SIRoze ARNszBoEo, = 7. SATLoAD, and b. az
I-Iysris Cherry Psctoral, sarsspariIa and u
thsrtic Pills. are for sale By Ohurohin Brother e
~ corner Pnhlic SQusre and ontario street
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TIE " MCCLELLAN DRAGoozs -THEII
TREATMENT IN THIS CITE.-This compan,
Of cavalry, one hundred and thirty-sevel
in number, left on the Pittsburgh train thii
morRing for Bellair, where they will b,
Joined By others, making the number On,
hundred and forty.siK. Upon leaving
Western Virginia, some four weeks since
their horses, arms and eqnipsge wers lef
ct Bsllair, in care Of detachment of men
from the company. Capt Barker expects
to be in Washington by Thursday of next
week. This company of dragons have been
assigned most honorable position as Gen.
McGlellsn'S body guard, and from the
opinion formed of the men, we have no
hesitancy in saying that they are well TT
ted for the position. The officers of the
company are:
0splain-C. W. Barker.
First observation-disclosures Bracken.
Second r. Weber.
Third i" -G. ". Shears.
Orderly sergeant-D C. Brown.
Quarter Master-Earl W. Chapman.
oOmmissary-GeOrge S. Phelps.
First OorpOral-GeOrgs ". Gardner.
Capt Barker had some trouble with his
under officers while in Western Virginia
on account Of 3 too free use of athe ar.
dent, and TO Obviate any further repeti-
ton Of the same, has required each one of
the officers to take a solemn pledge not to
use any intoxicating liquor while in the
service, under penalty of immediate dis
missal.
The men we're quartered last night in
the rooms Of the C. & P. B. R. at the de-
pot, and supper and breakfast furnished
By L. 6. Russell. The officers and men all
spoke in the highest terms Of their treat
meua and Of the quality and quantity Of
provisions provided for them BY Mr.. Rus
sell "Never before, since we have been
in the service, have two such meals been
provided" said the Captain to US this
morning. When the Captain left Chicago
yesterday morning, he expected to 70
through without any delay to Bellair, and
night found him here without any prOvi-
sion made for the susteBanee of his men,
and no money to pay for anything. Under
these circumstances be made known his
case 70 Mr. RUSSELL who told him that he
would do the best he could for them. How
well he performed the trust is not neCes-
Sary 70 enquire. For all Of which favOrs
the Captain vas only required to give a
receipt for S44eO, only 20 cents per man
for two meals The officers Of the company
quartered at the WeddeH House.
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WARRANTED IN ALL GASES.
DR. HARVEY's
CHRON0-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and cure Oh all those dificut
ties 70 which the Bomais aygtem Is peculiarly liable
arising from
StOPpGgs of Nature OF ObstUe6ons.
These Pills have never been known 20 fail when
the dire tons have been stt ty followed and they
are pen. city SAT- TO take by the most delicate.
To MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re-
cOmmonded, as they remove difficulties and Festnre
nature, no matter from what cause the obstructiOn
may arise. A few days il, most cases will produce
TIE desired eeot; and although so p0werful yet no
injury will yer result from their use, but those who
are pregnant should not use them, as they have an
effect contrary TO nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtuea, with numerous
certihcaIea frOm we'll known physicians and apo;h-
ecarieg ean be had on applioaton to the agent who
viii send the Pills, II desired, mail, post paid, to
any address, On receipt Of the money % Ia boxes
containing sKty Pila. BY ell the principal druggists
and dealers everywhsre-
CIV. CLARK, Gen. Agent
e~'2.R's 20 S-p--i~rat 81 f1a--isrd n
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IEron the Advertiser, PronJsuoA. R.LI
The testimony In their faEor l. stroar, nom ths
most respsctabls quarters. ~ :.
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I1rom the 6AEStte, JlsYsnpor5- IoEAI
NJ. sBalding would not connect hil nAms with an
Article he did notf- ~ TO iiossess real merit.
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Iron the Exnminar. Eo-,0r- vi

Oephalic Pills accomplish che object for yhioi
they were llade, viz: Cure of eadschs n an is iorn1
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All of the GeeEenberg Medicines sre To-
Gale by
-s OHUROHILL 4 BROTHER, DrueEista.
hln Y " or f,r.tsria e & Pahlir a.Il.r-
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ri TWELVE YEARS AGO

In curing disease upon aFincfples HI sosaTs5c
With the great natural laws induced their sstablish.
ment az gp Incorporated Institution andor an act of
tAs Lagislature by the title Of THE GRAFEHBERG
O0MPAAY Of New YeEk. Theo0ntinued success Of
pom public confidence has fully justined the Soaor
GsntsFFed upon the Association 81 LegislstiSv ef-
hotnent ana they have reason to feel great pride IL
comparing their success with medical seadsnies AZ
90 chartered by public authority, Unsolcitd test1-
mSnSOT2 @ b as fss ss os5H RSya9al: S5 9aa con-
Deer Sltneas 20 the medical skill and kigh personal
onaEe9tor q the gentlemen connected With the in-
stitution thus assuring tbs public that among the
many nEorthY advertisers Of the day, THE GREFs
EnBERG COMPANY haz ever bsen and will Be a
os health to toe aslis4 and 81 Who an sudsriSa
nay addEeaq them v3s snt,rs confidence.
his Institufion nrsiucidIy 81 f5Tfb IN ri n 4 - 3
EhbEh9 MAhgAL OF HEALTH, IN inTaIuable
medical work, published for family tss And tbs1s
lore sold 81 tne nominal price Of % ents for which
sam 4 y mailed nee 20 onT psrt Of the country
The health Of AmsTioaR Women, diseases of Chil-
As well the common diseases incient 10 ana conn.,
tFy3 have Feoeyed the attention Of this Instituton
have ceH sded 10 ther RkiH
rhslE seIlss q nsgieine5 embrace elsvs 1insrent
Eemeqiss edapted 70 dtfsreut diseases with minute
dtrections aecompanyias each article. The Msdi-
Gne q winch We yisA 70 call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, q
HHE GRRFENBERG
AAHSHALL'S UTERINE OAFHOLIOOE,
which ia offered e certain cure IN cases aocompa.
arSu Hiti tle to1OHln8 symptoms irregularities,
Msaknesss Eaintneaa, Dssa1gsd Appetite, saiIo0
yomRlexion, Paip In tbs Back and Kidney, ChiIls
y2id hS1ds And heetl Bloaatings Feyeri5hness Heu-
919nsas, Headache, kestlessnsss, DISTURBED Slsep
finishes Of the BeSrts General Pain, Crawling snd
FAlh N the spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomachs hansea, Indigestion Difhcait Passing Of
grine WITH eoat " sllartlng, Itching, Burning or
Lrr tAt1op tc the Uterine Organs, HightFasre BiS-
gstS, ayuterieS ADxiety Red Eaoe, HerY0ug TWitoh-
n . stGrtngI OonstiPation, Irritable Toaper Sad
ness pepTaved Appetite .klatUleBes, Bloatsd aud
crime Organsl Humbpels and Pains IN the Lln1bs
Loss Of the Memory SsWildermont, Soreness N ths
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EASTERN AND soUTFERV rARKETs
APPIInATInN az nAPTTAI-

These lands are contiguous 10 q railroad 100 mIlsI
IN length which connects with other roads and nayga
bic lakes and rivers, thus Rlordng unbroken CON
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

Iron ths Commercial Bulletin, Bostoa.I
Said 70 be very eGseaciOus Or the hesdaehs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

IFrom the 81. LOuA Danoerakl
The inmense demand for th article (Osphaic Pinsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-24

IFron the Southern Path Finder, h. OF
IN them you that Are afaictsd, sud We are snrs
tnat o1f eee tqnT can Be aded 70 the already nu-
msdjcn can produce.