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MRS. WINsLOW

An eEpariencod Nurse and Female Ply 5iciani pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
SO-OT III N e. sly R u p
FOR CHILDREN TEETH1NG, a5li,i-
which greatly fsciltates the process Of tnething b
sS9s9s 1f sFSSs a5 T5eaSsSs a sSS Is ,vrs
-l6flre TO REGULATE TEE BOWELS-v ss-r
Depend upon it, mothers,f Win give restt your
RERfEf AND HEALTH TO EOURIEEANTs.
We have P9t P so sold az ts s s5ies iST % eyer se
Truth q IL Ehst ys Asgs 3sgsE ben ahls fsy &
timely used. Never did We know an instance Of dis
8atisactiOn By any one who used T. On the contra
r, all delighted With its oporations aad speak ID
tsrmg Of ofcommendstion Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak Ia this matter ~ HAT
plodFs our reputation for tha fulhment OF what "
here declare. In almost eTory instance WherU the
VII he founa IN fteen or twenty minutes sfer ths
syrup Il dministered. =li
Thls sslua5ie preparation ia the prescription Of
one OF the most Experienced aud Skllfal Hureos II
Nov England and has been used with Never ling
= - 80 - THOUSANDS OF CAsEs. f'i
It not only relieves the child frou pam, but inVis
CRATES the stomach and bowels eoFfocts sscdty s1o
SSss s9ae md snsTYy 2 the whole system Il WI
GRIPIGG IN TIE BOWELS, and WIND COLlL
saS 98s5oCsi s Il ose1blo&S eb & 1s lsh = No RSs k kspee
SAFEST remedy IN the world in all cGses Of DYsenfsfy
and Diarrhoa IN children, whether K arises from
Ieething, or any other ohu1e. We would aaV q gF.
aTy Mother Who hRs chi u suffering from any Of the
ieregoing complaints do not et your pfsudios, nor
the ludeeg Of Othef8, stand between Yen and your
Bu6-ing Child and The relief thai viii e slre -
Absolltey Sure, to folos the use Of this Medicine,
htimely used. Ful direction Tor using viii accou-
any each bottle. None Reanine unless fhe tsc.
dmils or CURTIs PERKINS, New York, Is ou
the SgtoidS wrapper. Sold By Druggists throughout
Principal Office, ls Cedar Street New YORK.
PRICE, ONLY 95 OEN1s PER BOTTLE.
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F5T l4IP 3 sIECsG ARl9sFRoEG; oHgROH-
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NY. STOCK AIARKET.-MAY3O 20.
TEv TFIEaRaPH1

Stocks are higher, but quiet. Chicago and Roet
IsIRni s5 Illinois Central scrip 6S, Michigan s3uth
ern r. Galen9 end phtoago ~, Erie 4I14i sew OIA
s5 Michigan Central 50,
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n >" VlEI1I7Il'7i ~ "
! A dispatch to Fridays New Orleans Picayune
from Balize, states that the privateer steamer
Calhoun captured on the 18Th the bark Ocean
Eagle, Capt. Luce, from ROckland Maine, with
3,14 casks of lime consigned to Messrs. CreeVy
A FarWeli
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rRnM WASHINGTON.

WAsHneros, May 20.
Commodore Tatnall, Of the Confederate Navy,
assigned to the command Of the naval forces at
Charleston has arrived there.
Col. Vosburg, Of the New York list Regiment,
died this morning Of hemorrhage OF the lungs
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IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
HyOu ara, or have besn troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pills,) so that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
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oswEao MARKRT-MAY 20.

By TELE9nAFH.I IT
ETOUR-Msrket dull and unchanged.
-WHEETLQpief -. ~
tORH-ip noderets demand, Sales are laa,ooo
bush new IlilSis Rt 4ue. ur.
Other grains mammal. -. -.
Gel corn gc to NoW York &. -
LAKE IAIPORTS-FlOur =-- bhlsi wheat 9,'
800 bush; corn 4500o bush. ~ -, ,
CANAL RXPORTs-flopr 400 Dds ,Wheai
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IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
,osghslie Pin. socSmRlisRh the object for which
IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They hsys been tested in more than = thousand
cases. with entire success.
W .sa-i .lsfT
80 IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi 70
ItyOuare, or have besn troubled with the head
ache send toE box leePhAlie Pills,l so that you
From the Advertiser. ProTidencs, Ri
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably ei-
tective remey Tor the headache, and Of the VeTy
best for that ery frequent complaint which has sF-
er been disco Esred. i- -ea
[Fron the Western B. 3. Gazetts, Chicago. MI
We heartily 1dorss Mr.. SPalding, and his unri
vailed Oephei Fills. iIl1 0l - UI'l'"i6F01
IFrOm the Ksnawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headaohs,
who try them, viii stick to them
From the Southern Path FindsF, n. OIL
Try them yOu that are afllcted, and we are sure
that our testimony can be added @ the already RE-
med'ein @1an produce.
From the st. Louil Democrat
The immense demand for the article eCsphele Pils)
- -'''-'' = '-'-- ;. ftfH HInt
TFron the azette, Davenport, Iowa.I
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did moth Nv to possess real merit.
IFrOm the Advertiser, Prov Iencs. B. II
The testimony in their faYor is strong, from the
most rosPeetable quarters. 7 Z 81 p y r
rfl
From the Daily News, Newport, 3. I.
Oephalio Pills are taking the place Of al kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
? said to be very sfHcaciOuS for the headache-g
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GOING INrO CAN'T.

LOUISVILLE, May 90.
A battalion of the second regiment Of the
State Guard will go into camp at Paraquet
Syringe 40 miles south of here, to morrow.
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MECHANICS FARMERS WORKING MEN,
TE sitsnton Or Iho entsrprng and industrious por.
ten q the commuhity Is directed 70 the follSEng
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm by no
TLLTNOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD cozRANY.
which, a. they VIII peEssiFe, viii enable them, by
proper eneEsF perseverance, and industry, % provide
eOifOrfabls homes for themselves and families WilE
eonparatyely speaking, very litile capital s7a i5
l -- LANDS OF nLIEols. ola. sa.E
Nosals 10 she YaIieT OF the Mississippi offers 50 great
en inducsment % the settler as the sate Of linos
There lsno portion Of th0 world where all tho eoudi
s0as q climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
dncs those two great staples, OoRS and WaAf as me
Prailies Of Illinois. @
.1s5 r THE s0UTHERN PART -
or the State les within the zone OF the Cotton regoas
while the soil Is admirably adapted % ths growth of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the y heal s Wortn fR0la 10 -
90 eis GFe per hushel than trasad further Horh
RICH BOILING PRaIRLE LANDS
he deep rich loam Of the pralries Is cultivated win
such wonderful faeiy that The farniers q tha afan
snd Middle States are moving 20 Illinois u great nun
berS ne area Of Illinois Is about equal to that OF IN
gland, and the soil 50 rich tat i VII support twenty
millions 0f People. 5hi 7H7 p39a7ino7g q
EASTERN AND soUTHERN MARKETS.,
These lands are contiguous 70 railrosd 100 miles
in lsngh, which connects with otheR reads aa nVga-
bls lakes apd rivers, thus algong an unorokei con-
munsataa With The Eastern aud southern markets
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL -s
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % De-
VeIoping the soil the great resources Of the STATE IN
coal and iron are almost untouched The nvarabe rus
that the mechanic arts flourish best where and fus
are Cheapest wfollow at an early dsy nIlnois, and
N The course OF the next ten years the natural avs and
eesa1es Of she warrant the belief that a. loaSi
4 ave hundred thousand people VII Be eugagod n tAe
stats Of Illinois in various man1faetazlng sapleEi
| penss assh o gfal1 bnf q1 i9= ad y-8l
RAiLRoAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS t
Over 800 100000 of private eaptal have been ex
pended on ne railroad system Of limos nasmseh e
part of theincome from several Of theso w 3, VIII
valuable public fund IN andsl 80 % diminish tie $50
sxusnses ;the TAxEs 4KE uaET, and ucst consequently
I very day decrease. b9'iClGa 5na rf. 5I 3
20 TIE STATE DEBT -a s1l
NJ va. as6 Is 0hIy SO ,1Os, SOS "a, Gsd l0i d
Ias G,ss ysa7s las ba s15,s5 81 $50 T46 So and .
nav Toal6Hably sPst Gs = tn ys1Ts Z 'sSl Ses01's e
tRd- ID, t....i.-- ~ -. -
pamphlets descriptive OF The iapas, Soi, ellazts,
6Is8a5 svei o. Eiih'9 j.. VIII r
T. q 5tro) 9di % bsrsiznfzf 81 .-
For 3fss naliaes OF the Towns, viu
nois Cent. n. H, see pages ASS, Is9 q
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Many water IN the mouth WIN the AHFlgofaill
and swallow both together. j. ll.-rl-l ..f . slllf1
~ PRICE OEE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also SanfOrds Family Catharic Pills,. u
Comp pounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and -
= % IN Glass oases, Ais TiEht, and will - -
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RICH ROIIINa PRAIRm LAEDa
. APPLICATION or CAPTTAI.
nafrnnhn aYsrFE nF ITrTNofs.

Over 500 100000 Of private captal hazs been ex
usuIed % ne railroad system Of Illinois nasmach e
part of theincome from several Of theso Wq 3 VII
a valuable public fund II hndsl 80 % diminish thes1t
srpanses ;the TAxEs 4KE uaHr, and us1ss o9Esealil
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10 AeTUAL CBITTVAT0Rg.

The prices OF these lands EaFE from eG . ees per
acro according to lOceti1a. quality, &c. l7as ala1a
farming lGnds sq for about SO % SO per acre; and
the reladFa eLpense oi subduing praifs Ind sg oo
paFed vita wood land s n The rao q 70 10 = -Fcl
of The former, Tbe terms Of sals ior the h q h11
.li,1da will IA
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NTOTTCE TO BRIDGE BTTTLD.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
Y ERS.-Sealed proposals viii be received at the
Ulce Of the County Auditor in the City Of Cleveland,
until ~ o'clock M June 4th, 1901 for the cOnstrnc
ion Of the following bridges for the County Of Guy
ahOga, to wit:
miles northerly Of Chagrin Falls consisting of
ninety feet span Of lOwe's Truss supersiruc
ture.
2d-Bridge similar to .S0ve over south branch Of
Chagrin River at GriiIth's Mills
2d-Bridge over Euclid Creek at Euclid Village, con-
sistng Of twofabutments and one span Of fifty
feet supeTstrufeture.
4h-Bridge over Doane's Brook in Superior street
ty feet. #F
5th-Bridse over Doanes Greek in Rockport, st
north Ridge, two abutments and ono span Of
forty feet.
6th-Bridge in Olmsted, over Mud Creek, near Lem
mons, same above.
7th-Bridge in Strongsyie, over Rocky River, near
surrerTers, two abutments and span Of fifty
i've feet.
Proposals. are inTitrd for the above work, masonry
and supeIstructure separately; and also for iron
superstructure Of the different spans, with plans
and references
All proposals must be accompanied with sureties
to enter into contract shout it be pted and ref
erence TO persons known to the Commissioners.
Plans and EpccihcatiOns OF the work may b seen,
Auditors Office, on and after the 22d day Of May,
1851.
The Commissioners Invite the submission of BIDS
reseryng to themselves the right to accept or reject
the game, rs to them the interests Of the County
may seem to require l
By order Of the Commissioners, r-
II. Q. HAWKINS, County Auditor.
~
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KURFOUS KOINGIDEECEl
s1oAK uNpEk TaE oouNrERlt b
sMITH AND oTgERs ~ A BOX 4

I1l-ItN l-IID Ol'--l7l = = 4luN J y
MORRIS In sight with his Calebratsd a ARABI A \
CONDITION BOWDERS, where every osner o
Horses and Cattle can hud the best Medicine In usc
l0r many 0f the Dissasel pacuiiar to Euch Aninals
1heY are q Sovereigl RemedL ipr Colds, Coughs.
Loss Of Appatite Hide bound, DislS y pefs, 30 -
:, ,TThsss Po5darR always give salisfscfion a. ~
Thousands who have used thenls can testify. -
Cireulars, Try them- or sale b. E. y GAYLORD,
strollg, Olaysland, O., and " an nfuRTSts in ~
country. Also, e Elo b the Pforrsior q IN
must Be addraased,
is6a:RssdIs - % Eii.Hs q. G. NORRIS.
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MAsTER COMMIssIONRR's

NE SALE.-PuTsuant to the command of an alias
order Of sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the county OF CuyAhoga and State Of ohio, at the
suit of Ezra Meulux, plaintiff, against Levi Thom-
as ct ais, defendants, to directed shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said coun-
ty on Monday, the 10th day OF June, 1861, at two
O'Clock p. M, the following described real estate,
situated in the township OF East Cleveland, in said
county: "A tract Cf land situated In lots Nos and
in Fest Cleveland, in Ouyahesa county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point ON the plank road at tho west
ner of that portion OF the premises set OF 10 Electar
Smell thence S. 554 degrees T. chains thence >,
3e4 degrees W. 20 links thence =. 50A degrees y.
land; thence south 500 chains; thence N 50A de-
grees W. S.92 chains then c n. 504 degrees ". s
37 chains to the place Of beginning and containing
25 acres mole less, 23-iO0 acres OF said land be-
ing in lot No aud y7-lO0 acres in lot No. Ap-
praised value S637 80. -
WILLIAM X. SHERWIN,
Master Commissioner.
Williamson Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Anna Johnston, Court Of Common Plsas Of OuJa'
John Johnston. Petition for Divorce. 6s-
TH Il DEFENDANT, J o II N
IL JOHNSTON. who is a non -resident ofthe coun =
u OF OuyahOgs, and the State Of Ohio viii take no.
tce that the said Anna Johnston has fled her petit
tion in said Court, pray ing for Divorce from the
said John Johnston, and for the custody Of their
child, Marion Johnston. The said defendant is
charged in said petition with habitual drunkenness
for three years aud upward aud with gross neglect
Of duty. Said defendant will be required to appear
before said Ceurt, holden upon the 10Th day Of Nay,
next, at which time this case VIII be heard.
PARSONS & GRANNIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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FROlI WASHINGTON.
YFssRL CAPTnRFn.

" A7HIouIUNi MY lJs
The frigate Niagara has been Withdrawn from
blOckading Charleston for more important ser
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neutrality-suspicious. rs HEREBY

NOTICE-NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that there will be sold at public sale, At
the south door Of the Court House, in the oiIy OF
Cleveland, Cuyai Oga, County uhiO on the 10Th day
of June, 1851, between the hours Of and O'Clock,
p M the following Shares Of stock in the 81. Clair
Street Gravel ROaI Company, for the payment OF
the balance due thereon, including interest to the
day Of sale, to wit:
shares subscribed for by v. Lucas on which
is due..... W
shares subscribed tor by j, A. Hebe-, on
which Is due. 20 -
3 shares subscribed for by A G. Lawrence on
which Is due..--.. ~ =
shares subscribed Tor by A. Bettsi on which
is due. IL 10
/ share subscribed for by n. JayTed, on which
shares subscribed for by II. M. Welton, on
I share subscribed for by T. Baily. on which
y due......-----. z "
1RsIss ShieS 9SS5lDsu 4 da5 g ~ a. a. nu-.s On 81 90
lshare Subscribed i0r BY y. Y. s0uIeri on which -.
Is . uu
shares subserib tor by limbaugh, on .
which Is dues....-.-. D 81
Said stock WassubscIihed for in the St. Clair Street
Plank Road Company, but the name Of said Plank
foad Company was changed according to law 10 the
name OF the st. Clair Street Gravel Road Company,
vesting in the last named company all the rights,
property, Interests, and immunities OF said Plank
Road Company. p. RkEhIlSSi
I9s3 Secretary and Treasurer OF said Company.
ftfnun and Mnu
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WIG WAN T.oNIOs4

TNHESE DELICIOUS AND FAR.
FAMEB BitterS are rnCommented by ths 9Egf
Fhgliclana OF tho coun ~ On account q L1elr "
RTTY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE
they ars PLEASANT ss nectar 20 the taste, and are
pronounced the BEST TONIC AM. STlAULAh1
ever offered to the public. - -
Their curative powers IN cases OF GENERAL De
BILITH, LOSS SOFAPPETITE, COHST1PATlOH,
&c, are unparalleled, aud as guarantee that Et
fef warranted In claiming what ae 40, ae beg leave
70 state that our ASSERTIONS ar ldoraed by - d..
Prof SILLIMAE, Of "a. College, ".l %
Prof BAY rs, Of 4 Hassaes ssetts,
and hundreds Of Others. "a sl-..7. fr -.
Osfs, Wine Merchants, and Druggists seneIallT.
nOVl7: k25d&w
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BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick He4daehe may BE- prevented; sRd II
taken at the cgInmeneemsnt Of an attack Immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness win bs obtained.
They seldom tai in removing the Nausea or Head
ache TO which " malos are subject.
They act ssltIy upon the Bowels, removing Cost
"oness. sIFEt ig-ai oI r0
E2r Literary Men, stadents, Delicate Females, eId
all persons ofsedentary habits, thar As galuabe
Laxative, improving Las sPpetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system.
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suEsrins lfom
Headache, Whistler originating IN the nervous sys.
tom, or from q dsrsnEed state Of the stomach. o.
They are entirely vegetable n their composition,
aud may be taken at AL times With perfect Bafsty
without making any ehsnssof diet, and the abssnos
Ofany disagreeabls TASTE renders 1t easy to admiRis
ter them to Children.
BEWA REoF ooUNTE BIT 81
sS- The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry O.
Spai ding on each Box.
Ss-sOId by Druggists and all Dealers n alsdiens.
A Box win be sent BY mail, prepaid on receipt Of
the price, T'o ID
FWENrE-EIyE GENTS
ES7An orders shquld bs addressed to ss- ..
- a1i-r1 HENRY o. sPALDINe,
-r-e l,a g Cedar Strests New York,
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April "a, IssI:sss

ERESH DAIRY BUTTER. MADE
by the Prize Dairymen ef Medina and Summit
County.-Familie1v vantingtO arrange for their Sum-
mer's supply Of Butter, delivered 10 them IN snck
Quantities and times to suit their conveuience WIN
do we'll to make early arrAnRements with -s
II. w, JONES, Family Grocer, y
maylo s M los Hofman's Block, Pub, equars.
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-. REYNOLDsBURG, Franklin Co., Ohio,
January 9, ls6l.
HRRRY O. SPALDIEG, m - II7a-.-r ..-.f -.
No. IS Cedar ST., N. T., .....
DEAR BIR: ..-
Inclosed ind twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
box Of "Cephallo Pills. Send to address Of Rev.
VIM. o. Filler, ReynOldsburg, FFaRlElin Co., Ohio.
lour Pills work like ? charm-curs Headaeke al
most instanter. Truly yours,
WM. Q. FILLER.
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MeaieaI.

OANFORD'S LIVER nv TGCh,
IL ATOR never Debilitates- It Il c0lh 7oaasI1
sntiraly Tree FROM GUMS, and has cecos.e ~ =
tAbllshed het, standard Hedieines know al,d -
toEith oo9hdsRos in all dissasss for which "a
H. b1S s,Ir tlo,-apdsi- within the last tvoyasn
Who had given up Al e hopes Of rslisE as thi.
npnsFogs unsolicited l9 cert tineAtss u ny possl
The dose must be sdAp- ted to the tense men
Of the individual taking it,and used insuch W1l
titiss as to act generally q on the bowels. !
the use Of the LIfEBlG ElNNIGORATOR,a and ..
viii c1ra LIYER Cox -0 FLAIETs, BILIopg A
COMPLAINTS. DTsEErERYie- lDRoPsf, 80Ul 5EOHAcI
HAHIrUkE GegFIVESEss,x lCHOLIC, CHOLEAA n
WEAKEEss, and may he g1ecelsf1lly e q
ORDINARY FABiLYtes MEDICINE. i vi
cure SICK HEADACHE6 Bas tholaaad4 can -
tify,l IN TW EN- TYN MINUTES, II two
Oh 7 REE TE Ak SPOOHSFULARE IA
KEN sr the Commence - lment u the atiecE--
An wh0 use it are giving thsir testimony n IL a
M Mix water In the mouth with the IazisorsIaa
--- = .PRTGE OSE B6LLiR PER BoTTLR.
Also Sanfords Family Cathartie Pills.. y
oonpoqRaSs& & Sa s eSSs Vsgst&HslS & ETs5rS S9 ard p
- keep n s1y climate. lzl- li
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL is gentla hi
active Calartic, which the proprietor has used u
Ms pfsotiee more than twenty yeaFs. = - 80
The constantly fncreas-l, ing demand non thagl
who have long used the Pills and the aattIIea'
ton which all express in - regard 70 their rl haI
induced me tc place them within the reach ol an
e Tho PrUloBaion WelN know that dillare1t %
thertics act di1erentf. portions Of tha hOEalE.
The Family OathArticl@ pin has, with du6 rdl5r
ence to this well e8tab-i lshsi ltsct, teen colIl
pounded from q VarietylD Of the purast Fe71tabiE
Extracts, which act aliks on every part of he ~.
mentary canal, and ara- iaooD and ELTE % A1l
cases were g CatharticI1 "a nseded, such - D
angeInsnts OF the StOm-1 ach Slsepinegz, Psilg II
the Back aud Loina, Coa-f tiFenesS, Pain and sore
ness over the whole Body tifom sudden ccie, VITA
frequently, If neglected, p end In long e0HllS =
Fever. gLo6B Of Appo-Es tite, q Or6epinT tf1l9
tion Of Cold over theF Body, RaItl aal MIA
Hahd-kche, or Walght=q N tlIs I1lll All LfIr1
matory Diseases, WGrmslC2f in Children CT Adul,1.
rheumatism, great Purifier OF the Blood and Tnlf
dissasaE 70 which 1eah Is hor, soo uunlarol1 % l1l
tIl1I a - ~ E5rtil1lIl Doe q :.
PHIUE 80 CgEIA-
e8-The Liver lnFia1rntor and 8Gnily oathard
Pills retailod by Dr1Egsl5 11neraliT, a1d sold
wholesale b. the Trade IN al the large towns.
- 3. T.-H.SANk0RD, ~. B.
u .g-l flr & b Mauufacturer and Pro7riatiF, =
iy7dSwks p. ~ 1B BToadWaF, usu EcEE.
-. sanaloEds Lizsr logisasaior ands sOathaFts
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INFAELIBLE LINIMENT
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Nsmphis is5I1 depiorsbIe sopsf,,on rroo0s
are continually arriving and being Transferred
10 Fort Randolph. The universal taIF fbare.
was the ease with which the North could be CON
QueEed. .. -.
Aman was hung IN Louisiana ten days since
for expressing union sentiments,
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YrslLAErr, Mich. Jan. a. 1851.

Nh. sFALDIEd,
SBs 1l
Not long since sent to you for q box Of Cephhlic
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Co.'S
tveness and received thea same and they had good
Please send By Isturn mail. Direct to
eng F Ell A. i. WHEELER,
rfE ---f-F YDsilant, Mich.
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RHEUEATI6 4NB- -NEREots- -D1soRDEss
2 z Z z h & II -.1a 1aUfF
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connectea
The greaE natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection.
Il known ~ over tha Unitsd States. -l--
Or. Stephen Sweet, of Conneciisut
Is the Guiher Of Or. Sweets IBEllibls LiainshA.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Einiment
Cures Rhsumetian ana nsVsr' fils, & Ii ~
DIR. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
.Guras Barns and sealds fnnsdiaf5ly.
DR.. Sweets InfaIlible Liniment
Is q certain remedy for aFsuralsiia.. I -LA -
Dr.. Sweets Infallible i IIiniuHSepf
1sths ssst remedy for sprains and Bsus.ssg
DR.. Sweet s 1nfallible Linimsn
Cures Headache innsdissslJ and nsTsr iaiis.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
AHoraI Immediate zslisf sor PILES. ana u5lio1a b.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Eminent
C'nrsI TOothsalo IN one uinuis.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
=C1res Outs, Wounds Immediately, Ioarias - car
DIR. Sweets Infallible Einiment
Is The best rsmedy for Sores in the known bl.,d.
Df. Sweets Inlallible EiRiment
Has besn used bs hiors than laIIli0a DsOIis and
all pEalls q. G.-.llt.6llasH
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linia ent
L truly ''iEisnd in need = and sVsry nlig BOD
Dr.. Sweets Infallibie Llinimsnt
Is for ale by all Dreggists. Prios s osus1.5
p -a.a RICHARDSON q Cos
ssptz7;dsWR1s Sole Propri0iOFu, Norule1, D.
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WAsHIz0Tos, May 10
.rald's correspondence

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A large number Of BOstonians here assure the
e.QEeEnlaent tkat 4 can have abundant material