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~Read what Or. Bushnell says Of tho GFsea-
berg Incidence. Dr.. b. e q physician Of extensive
~practice, and one Of the most successful in the oOun-
X fTrumbuiD In uhifh be reaides;
n and Mar8halra Datholicon, sold here b. b.. I.
JohnsOn, IN my practice. TheT are good medicines
Hnrtford rumDu ccuntIt Dniu, March u 1871,
Sod b. DRUGGIST. and Medicine DeslsrB through
cut the couutrY. Tor hadiclnes OF Agencies, i'd
dreaS n. B. KINGSLET, Cleveland.
iaasd6W General A6sntlor Ohia
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DEATH OF J. W. EsswORrH.-we learn
from a private Geographic dispatch re-
seeiSed BY J. W. Norton to-day, that J. W.
Ellsworth died this afternoon OF Hartford,
Conn.
Mr. Ellsworth was well known to our
citizens as a former partner in the firm Of
FOgg s Ellsworth. This name must not be
COMPOUNDED with that Of Capt. Jerry Ens-
worth, of the Cleveland erays.
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GonteetiolRrn.

II U S 7 o 2 3 Nj
NEW CONFECTIONERY AND REFRESBMEET
ESrABLtSHmEHT.
N. HEISEL,
Manufactures Of
And dealer n FRENOH CANDY at Wholesale ard
Bstnhs has leased the store
No. 122 SUPERIOR ST.,
(FormeFly occupied by Mould 4 Rnmson,
Where his friends and the pubic viii find . large,
choice AID varied stock Of
CANDY, PASTRY AND CAKBs,
For y dlngs and Par lee. Likewise the best
brauds Of
IgARs DOMESTIC AND FOREIGE FRUITS,
SUGAR TnYS AND ARTlULE5s
SODA FOUNTAIN he
In operatien 81 all hou {, accom- anied with q splen-
did variety o Syrups. Also numerous other kinds
UfcOol beverages. l
The ZEE Cream and R0TeshasRt Rooms
Are pforgssinz, and viii bejeads ior reception Of
visitors By the10,h inst.
Exc C n U Y-DAB A L RS
Are respectfully Invited 70 examine THIS a85ortmeut
before purchasing. Prices very modtEate. Whole
sails bills discounted for cash. -
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HARTFoRH, Trumbul Co., o.
I hereby certify that l have been dealing IN the
0refenberg Medicfnoa for the ragt year, and lean ru-
ly say that I have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided epprobatol
Of the people like the9a, particularU the flha ann
OathOllcon. They Will perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about ATTY bOttlee
Of the UafhoIicsn the past year and 1 hear the os1t
results in avery case. III Q.
Msreh Tls1. Medical Agent.
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RICR ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS

ne deep rich loan Of the P~ralrics - cultivated -
oncb won5erful fsciIitT thai the farmers 0ftho Eastern
ani Middle States are moving % limos greetlen
hers. The arsa Of Illinois IS about equalto thai Of p
gland, and the son Is 30 rich thatt FihsupporttRensy
millions Of peopls.
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CLEVELANp, UOLUADUo a
u1Re1NNATI RAILRoAp.

...L .|aL E." a
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. sUnnER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
on and after Monday, June I0th, 1851, Pcesenge
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
o'iV Berea' GTaSon, WelinSton. New Eondoo,
Salem, shelby, Crestline, Gallon, 9iiead,
Cardington, Ashlry, Delaware Lewis
Ctntre, NOrthlngton,. reaching Oolum-
bus ~ i05lA -, Gl~ncinnatiet 42oP. n,
and Chicago via 6restline at TO m
2.lO p. T.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al ali 5tzfioLs
and arriving az Columbus 10 2. n and
as5 p Higbf ETpress-stoppina At all Stations
north Of Crestiine, and az Gallon, Carding.
ton, DELAYS are and 1t all other stations. to
leave passengers only arriving at 70.
nmbu ~ I:t5P n, and Ci1cnnnti at t:s5
H., Chicago via C~rsstiine, q 80 A., n.
OoENEOTIONs.
Shelby, SAndnsky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, 70
ManHhSld, Mt. Vernon Newark, zenesVils,
o~sssslins' Pittsburgh, For. Wayne 4 Chicago RAN.
road, Tor Forest, UpPsr SandusA5 lelphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LaPoEta, ghies g, &C.,
west, and East for Mansfield Wooz.or, Mas
HillOn, &C.
qalion aud Bellef0ntaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellafontaine, Sidney, Union, Euneie, In
d~inspOliB, Terre HRute, Hincenres, Evans.
Elle, Louisville, Cairo ST. LOuili do.
Delaware, with Springfield, Nj. Vernon aud Pitts.
oolumbui pa EittI sA Mani I oooIumsSus, and xeui,
Railroad, for AsniR, Dayton, Indianapolis
Tsrre Hauie, st. Louis, Morrow LcEelnd
and OinelnFeti, sad Nth The Qhie 4 Ms.
viIls, EvansEilles Cairo. St Louis and al
points on the Ohio river. -
Oolumbus, Central Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, Eanes
vile, wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQuA anl
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Ur6anas &C.
For Tickets 70 all points ana nformGtio -
ply st the Passenger Station.
m.-.a.. f,,a iS-h issi
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S1nres anaaIin agare.

HHE -N~" HH.a..Ha
THE "DESPATCH" COOKING
experiment and experience, aua i most decidedly
superior 20 any other Cooking STOVE IN use. Its
9skiHg. BEoiling md Boosting properties surpas'
PERVRcTI0H, C~0HyKEIKHCs AND EcoEONH.-
Thao snn e thoroughly ventilated with heated afr
By aningeniela pesent pro &c, which causes the
bottom e Be hpttsr than u other stoves, and q per
Rossiipg Z done bsisrs the opeh hrs, 60 tina the
laSsssna aat2r 9 w. sn1 RoaIL ~ PLsSsrSea;
hom tha 1rei 10 the stove.
me drs cEsmbgr ss0 nrraaeed as 20 secure the
antoo1t TO be most economical IN the consumption
N futi ana 70 give entire enfisfaction to all who de-
Dire . FIRsT GLASS rove,
hiend5 md customerst n 6 neral 70 the many hum
dre1e OF HouboketHIn IN this city and SURROUNDING
sIir- IA vourseiFes- Get 4 Circular and be conVin.
ced. II a. 4 plain. heavy and beautiful stove Of
n OLEVELAED MAHUEAOTUBEs
tndfhs matesIaF and ne workmanEhip, are Of tie
bet quaiity lad can Be made @ last 9 customer =
geau tori ezgs Our stock oiother
OOKING Els
both isr Sood saa eoAL n ne lsrseet snd best IN the
RNAMELLED CRATES
d large and. cogprise the newest EtJies e1aesacf
1aaaior huish. Oar esSortment o. ~
HoUsE-FURNrsHIEa GooDs,
TInS Copper and sneet-Eron, is eompiets.
a % EuTchGs sOOdSehsaPoFand most dosIrsbiss and
cAssSsr tkaue as Be Boa6h ESzvhzsf
ers invitsd 70 CAL hndlosk for themseisas
STOKE 3 CRATE EMPORIUM
10. q, south side Public ss1sfss
iunelo OsEolaod. Ohio.
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NLNYRIAND 8 PITTsBUhGH

CLEVELAND b PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
suMnER ARRANeENEEf.
To take effect on Monday, June nth, 1851. Trains
Lave Cleveland daily, t3undayHe excepted, a1f allOvs;
as A. Nd Eil-ArTtFe5 ~ New York 6Ca An,
Philadelphia $50 A. n, Rtttablrgh $40 ?.
NJ, Wheeling $50 ,. Nj New Fhilaasiphia
$50 P n.
4.2o ?. n. REPRESENTATIVES, at New York AGO 2. n;
Philadelphia 1890 ?. N Pittsburgh lt:85P.
NJ; Vince Inc 6sU7 A. \.
Both Tfalos connect a. Hudscn for Akron and
MniersburRh.
Cars run through nom Pittsburgh 20 New York
(Eia AlientoWn,l ~ithOut change
ne Falo ~ low a. BY any other line.
nn-fhrough Ticl cts Can DO procured Et sko Depot
or 81 Tho kUchd Street station.
}. NJ. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
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Thug far. capital and abcr have been apphed af
veIoDinQ the SOL; the great resources CT ne stals5 y
sbst ne mschauic arts flourish best MISUNDERSTANDING
a. oheapest. viii follow at an early day nAlnoss ane
Al ne courss Of the nexttsa years snat1ralAEse
necessities Of the case warrant lne nena tn.L-
s,ats q illinois ia various msnufaetnrng eaP9y-
ment7
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RAgTERW Ann sOUTHERH HARKk
A%PPLT0ATTON or CAPTTAL.

These lands are contiguous % q rnroad loom1e
IN length. which connects win other roads 1dmVe
bIe lakes and rivers, thus a1arding an uofoken CON
muuication with the Eastern and Sounan mfNs@
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DN VIRTUE Oh A CHAEIEli
hT il. Basfl8 10 me-, on ne rFurerty Q11bd %
loW, 70 aecura tie payment Of . oertain ldBmenf
ConnfV- e1i - coSts therein IN ny Gvof againaf
~ - Ra1fio. said judgment beng Nf tl4fEf
plninffrrs rr17r 1d5t-t71.4o, With interest non
n-e7sfsT 81, lso 7 have taken Possession o.
M sSaf ofsr ir ale t public auction O. the ath
- III T-ra ~ 10 o'Cloct A. pr zee Glue Fac
ssTv 80 steam EnFfne e said factory, andanper
felni5r thereto. q lo1 % 8o1a1 41d eoout p haTrea
of6ius, and > los a. m1teF1a11 or menuacturine
Gi1s fIcfcrF beingknpT1 ~ taskleI Gma kacio-
~ nd sltrafsd on tho Lake shore, IN the north
taxa Dlscss { SID clue 4aetey.o-
cleveland, Nay a, IsazsS
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nj. SUMNER ARRAHGEMEHT. 1851.
On and after Monday, May eth, 1861, PasBsngsr
Trains will run &c Go1OWa:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIH-St0pping at
all stations except Euclid, Mickli1e, Men
tor, Perry, UnionFille, SaybroOk, Fairyiew
and SwRnyilie land arrives 81 Erie 81 lz.44
P. n, Duukirk a.oO P. n, Buhalo as P. n.
AO5 P. n. OINGINHATI EXPRESS rRALN-StOD.
ping ct Painssvilie, Ashtabula and Girard
only, and arrives At Erie 7h5 P. X DuR
kirk at $50 P. H., Buffalo at 1923 P. n.
as P. n. OONNEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping at aH Stations.
zoo r. r NIGHT ExPREss TRAIs7stopging e
Painedyflle, AHhtAbula and Girard only and
arrives ct Eris az 1910 A. n, Dunktrk ct
2sm Ak. Budaio $40 4. n
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an the trans going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Oincin:
lati, st. Louis &c.i and ell the trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those ofths New Kofk
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City RAilroefs.
CLEVELAND. Mavs. 1881.
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1axM 8pafa.
IQLFVRLAND 8 TOLEDO 3.

lOLEVMLAND 8 T0LEDOR r.
M. SUMNER kRBAEGEHEhT. 81
on and aaPr Monday, June p, ISL isins NAi run
daily C6undays eNuoptedl - DlqNt
500 A. 4. Chicago E~Npreag-Stopplng ~ Borgel 6ttl'
foo, Oberiin, Waterman, Norwalk, horroe-
Vile, RslieVuet Clyde lremont h,mores
and ErriFua at Tolodo - 80 A. ~ SAleh'
10 400 ?. NJ, Detroit % 800
e.sO A. 4 Through Mail-stoppina 81 all etsgich9 on
the Southern Divlslon, arriving AZ 1osdoas
rso !. MAN, Stops q Ell statiOns east efse-eusky
on Northern Division, and arrives e San
du5ky 81 8sl8 ,. \.
t,ts 4. Teleerabh Ekpresa-Stopping e. Eereai
GraNon, Obsrlin, Makemsp, horualkt nol'
n~rOeYiile, bellevue, giydei ErerloEsl u
more, and arrives at Toledo 81 t.3o x, NJ
Chicago 81 600 A. II.
CONNECTIONS.
Uonnectious are made At MCnroovllo with th9 san
dusky. Mansheld end Newark b h e qtyd2 Vii
TIC Sanduaky, Dayton and Cincinnati 4. q g fr9
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana 4 Ei and o. k2lee.
Vith the Michigan Southern 4 Northern A11tani
nd Toledo and Wabash Railroads for 0klcego, "
froit, Jackson, Fort Wayns, LegansTor5 LetAyete
Uairo, Alton, Sc. LOuia, and all points Nests ueEth
aeqt and Southwest.
Tfains arrive in Cleveland from Tciedo and III
West, al $40 A. n, 80 P. H. andB;45 P. e. Eron
SauduHky 81 SEQ ,royrp
CBevelan6 June q, 1854. Sup't.
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TTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than . thousand
cases, with entire success.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
GPALDNG'S
q L g,
win convince all who suffer from
SPEEDY AND SURE ouRE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
-
As these Testimonials wore unsolicited By Mr.. spal.
dIns, they saOrd unqusstiOnAbIe proof Of
ms smoscy 5fthis truly S0isn.
iho discovery.
MAsosvuLs. Conn, Feb. .. 1891
Ma sPArDne,
Ihage tried your Csphalic Pills, and I Ike them
50 well that 1 want you to send me two dollars worth
Part of thess are for she neIghborss to whom / gave
q few out ofthe first box I got from you-
Send the Pills By mall SRd o6hge
JAMES KENNEDY.
HlvElrozD, Pa, Feb. q, 1854.
Ma. sPAIDNs,
slic Pnls, / have received q great deal Of bsneai iron
MABT Ann sTbIKHOUsH.
sPBUOE OEEEK, Huntington, o., Pal
H. O. sEAEOWa,
Yen viii please send me tEo b9Ess ofTOaI 0ePha-
lie Pills. Send them immedistely.
RESPECTFULLY yours -
JHG. b. sIHoH5.
ST. have used one box Of YOur PflE and end
BELLE VERNON, OhaO. Jsn. q. lss.
HEEzI o. sFALDHe, EsQ.
Please and iRelSss1 tEsnty-ays cents fPr which
Are try ne best Pills 1 hsEe ever tried
Belle Vernon NEandot Co..
BEvERI1. Mass. Dec. II, 1850
&. o. s~PALDnss, Esq,
/ Wish for some circulars OF large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pils more particulany before
ny eustomers. fyou have ANYTHING Of tho kind
one Of my customer, Who Is mbjsct 70 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two daSs') VS. cured o.
W.. WILKES.
REKEoLDsBURa, Ffanklin o., Ohio,
January 9 1851.
No. E Cedar Sta Y
Enclosed ind twenty-five {25l cents, Tor which send
box Of "Oephailc Pills.n Send to address Of ReV.
VIM. q. Filler, ReynOldsburg, Franklin Co.. ohio.
hour Pills work IKEA chafn-ccrs Headache al
most instantsr-- ~ Truly yourss
WM. O. FILLER.
Tps1LAzr1. Mich, Jan. A. 1881.
Nh. sPanDMe,
oma
Not long since I sent to yon for box Of OeRhAno
Pills fr the curg Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tVensss, and received the same, and they had 50 good
an effect that / was induced TO send fOte mOra.
Please send By return mail. Direct %
A. b.
YDsilanti, Mich.
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araas and aasaisIass

A NODYNR KXPECTORANF
"a O~ANDT-Ralisvps PAIN cures Bro1eaitias
es1ass easy exrectoraeon, and eEreat reletl4ad
xansad IL n ansnn1tian.aL ~ y 49,
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
osphalic Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
they wersllade, viz; Cure Of hesdache In alitstorms
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C0Grf o. common Fisas.

OAF0hn' sVasn0' Petition for divorce
George Eshenbrenner.
GEOKGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
Neristta. IN TIE county Of Washington, and
SIT offJhiois notified that Caroline,Rshonbrenner
did- On The l3th day Of Nay, A. D.B6l, HE her peu
ZION In the ofdcs ofthe Clerk Of the Court o. Zen
mon Pleas, within and for te6 county fOuya1osas
nd stats ofOhi0, charging the said Georgo ksaen-
blgnner with ADULTERY, sith one ElizADeth Aol
brsDner, and asking that she mas eo dfVorcsd IRON
~ esid fseorQe Es6enbrsnnsr; which petition VII
IA for hearing In six WrckB from the 1s5e nefeAttn.
Dafsd fhts 18Th day Of Mag, A. D., l8L
ESHENHEENhEkt
my29:ta5 b Pierre A. Collier her Atty.
nAVID s. BYERS ESTATE
Notice 10 hereby giYen that the snbacrioer has
beSn a pointed and Qualified a. 8dmlnistrEf0r on
ne estate Of David >. Byers, late Of nyahosa eo1n-
Bat q t6is "a day Of june. lssl. Iasaase-
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UI5A. n. EIGHT EXPREsS TRAH-ssopping ct
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesVill0 Only; and
arrives at Cleveland at 4:15 4. Il.
1000 4. n. MAIL TRAIH-Stopping at ell Stations
except SaTbroOk, UnionYilh, PITY, Men.
WINE F@t-Aliaa. aud arrive at Cleveland
at 1a4b p. Ne
1880 /. DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopping ct Gi-
rard, Oonneaut, Ashtabuia and RainoBville
only, and arrives at Cleveland az E0P -.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Conneaut
at 500 A.. n, stopping st all ~statiolas and
arriving st Cleveland At 9.l0 A. n
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H. gosse.S Rodn-y Court Of Common Pisas,
HM5tssSs. Ss5A si9s Oa7aAssA O9uAsS'
THE SAID RODNEY II. MATHEWS
md Catherine +. oakley, who are n0n-residents
"a ne STAT ofUhfa, are n tihs6 that the said plain
iii, on the zsth dag otjunsi lest hlrd IN SAID court
TsT1dent of M comfy OF Lake, IN the state Of lnio,
md Others, stating IN substance thut on the - DAY
o. SsH;SS s. ~ ~ 1 ass h,s9 Il ii ~ asths.s tNhiss Vie
she then vas praying % be dtEorcee rom nlm=soi
The cause Of adultery WITH ons Lncinda Alhir' Ano
Thst aid Court, At the NoYsmher tsrm thsrsoi
1857, ordered the aid hed1ey y P4l 1e1 -.
then ofle5s. raid cause vas tired ena 2 eesrse fnsss-
Cd snnulling SAID mSrriege ana IN ins ne SlH
adiifO on 20 the . 10 sum q $Iab Ehtch sun. were "
said decree made q charge n on the realsstaie q the
in fhIs Gaze further shitos that u a. kodDsy- ~
ter the nlirg Of s.id leiit on ~ dyores, . Ire-
the Vourt Ell MD drefse to her, on the trial q sald
cause, without c0nsidar ton preteneed e eoise1
by quit elsim deyds one e9lI m9ie3 q = =
the sad samuel MathaEs, 20 va: knoEn - ssing
part q griginal Jog AZ. - ~ ne ~ ot s.sfca-
ner oil said 1t on the southerly, line 81 ~ tnoiic
SQUARES running tasnes sosinery VIII me y
Win ne northerly III . 0fChampAan strsst s eNti
thence northeriF - risEt angles VIII SnamPiela
sfr~st 10 The Public ecuarei thence eanteriT WITH TIE
PUBLIC squars 81 feel 70 he placs Of ~beginnings Al.
60, that ms aid tamuel MatheZs recsiyed sgsd deed
for NJ sols PURPOSE o. aiding the said kodnsy IN
pIaciDRhis Interest In said prtmlees beyond the
rerch 81 The plaintiff. and 20 deladd Der.
Said petition further siaecs ihar during the pen
dency otBaid retition Tor divorce the sad samuel
al he request Of the said Rgdneyt and hr the pur-
pose II more e1gctualg plsting said preml.es beyond
the reach ofaaid deerea HF 1n1qnll nSls "a tne
mid rial estate % the sad atherins = oakley
who. said PETITION alleges, had notice OF the Eauou-
lent Intentions cfthe sind Hoduey ana SAMUEL
The prayer q sad petition .. that the sdd Quit
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney tothe 4d tam
mel Be set aside as Fraudulent that SAID mortgage,
Hound 20 have bean recaiYeu IN good t4ithi te post
poned 10 the said decree ofthe Plaintiff and that the
aid premises, soconveyed TO SD s1muzk - sold by
order al said Court; and that the proceeds Of said
sale b appiied-lst, o. the pagme1t q he amount
due on Sad decree and cusis % eniaIed IN hfqr q
the plaiDtin, and that the rs1ldus sbids th5 olaer o.
1aidU0urf.
The sald Rodney u. Mathews and cataerlne Z.
Oakley are also notified thar they are fe1ni-ed g
eHsFers saa psuaoh On o. peiofs
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No snte IN she VALLEY OF the sslssippioa Offers 90 great
an indneeaenf 70 The settler as The STATE q Illinois.
mere 4 no portion Of he world Whao al ne eopa-
tons Of climate end soil 50 admirably combine % pro
duce thoss two great staples, CoEN and WAL as ne
Prniries Of Illinois.
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LEECHES SWEDISH, FOR
CIV. CLARK,
SuccesEor o. Mm. lisket
iuness u9Superior 81
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BBLS. LINSEED OIL-FOR
G. W. aLArK,
inneqs sncressor toM Fteke-
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TEE 3 PART

O. no STATE LES within the gone OF the Cotton egcns
Wills the son s admirably adapted % the grown q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat 4 worth rom
% cts. more per bushel than thst raised tWnefnona
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H0MF ~TESTIlfONY.

In this connection We Oa6r a IgW testimonials:
81 am . Methodist Clergyman, and when On ny
circuit I have mot with many women troubled with
The diseases Cor which you advertise MarshalPs Ute
rne Oatholicon IS q cure. / have advised its use and
Il has effected & colEptst9 curo Whereyer y has been
ased. -1 $3.50 BsT. PEIER SHARP,
Western Star, 0hio.
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MECHANICS, FARMERsR WORKING Mn,
THE attention Of the entsrprsing and industloEs por
ton Of the community Is directed 10 me ioloFlas
sne and liberal Inducements onefeotnsm y N
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they vii perceive, WI enable them, b
proper energy, perseverance, and INDUSTRY, 1prosle
comfortabls h0mes for themselves and families WIN
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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IFrom the DsmOornt, 81. CLOUD MIMI
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for Q box CCephalic Piis,) 50 that you
may have them in case Of Gn attack. p
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REfEOLDsIyEa, Fe4nkli9 o., ohlo

KEKEoLDsBURG, Franklin o., Ohi0i
January g 1851.
HKERT Q. afAEDuEa,
No. IS Cedar Sta N. p
DEAE SIRG
Enclosed md twenty-five (25) cents, Tor which send
box Of "Oephailc Pills.n Send to address Of RoV.
Wm- o. FILLER, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Cos ohio.
hour Pills work ikea Headache al
most instantsr- -T Truly yours
wa. O.
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TPslLAErI. MIsh.. Jan. q. -.

Nh. bPaEDnNeb
om3
Not long since I sent to yon for 8 box Of CsPhAio
PILLS for the ours Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiVensa8, and received the same, and they had 50 good
an effect that l was induced TO send fore mOra.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
A. Is.
YDgilAnti, Mich.
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oephalis Pills accomplish the object for which
they werslaade, viz; Cure Ct hesdache IN Al It's iorms.
TFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
They have been tested In more than = thousand
cases, with entire success.
IFrom the DemOcrnt, St. Cloud, MIMI
Ityou ara, or have been troubled with the head
S $sS k ssas Item LEI z IL DO oss SS e ln afsa fRH'l % 'nA' you
from the AdvsrtiSsr. PrOviasnos, Ri
TIE Csphalie Pills ars said to be- remarkably sH
foctiyo reme&y for the headache, and one Of the very
sr bean disco erred
IFron tbs WestsEz b. r. Gazstbs. Ohicaso. MI
We heartily. 9dorso MI. s~psldins, AID his unn
From the KAaavha Valley Star, val
Weare suEs that psE,ens suffering With hsadashs,
who ty them, VIII stick 70 them
tFrom the Southern Path Finder, E.Ol
Try them you that are snIcted, and We are surs
that youE testimony can pe added % The already M
merQus list that has received benefits that no other
TFrom the st. Eouis DsmocraEI
Thsimmenss demand for the Articls( Cophalic PiIls)
e rapidly encreastLg.
Urom the Gazette Davenport, IoWAl
Mr.. Spalding would not connect IFS name with an
article be did moth Nv to possess real merit.
Iron the Advertiser, PronIsnos, 3. II
Ths testimony intheir favor is sirens, from the
meat ruaDsctable ~quarterE
Trom the Daily News, Newport, B. Il
Osphalic Pnl5 are taking the place ofaIi kinda
Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.1
Said to be yary smeaion. for she heeaaehe. -
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An Of the ernsenbsFg Medicines are fut
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- THE GRRFENBER0
MARSHALLS UTERINN OAIHOLIOON,

which Is offered as q cartaln cure IN cases acc0mpa-
ntsd with the following symptoms Irregularities,
weakness, Faintness, DerangBd Appstite, SalloW
Ocmnlexiou, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohils.
Oold Hands and Fest, Bloaatiuga, Fgverishnoss, Heu.
raiga, Palpisation Of the Heart, gizztnes9l Esrv-
1ugness, Headache, keatlessne86, Disturbed Sleep
pfrshss Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling end
Peinm the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion Difficult RasG1ng Of
Urine with haat or amErting, Itching, Burning or
Irr tstion to the Uterine UEgauBs hightmares Dis
nsIr, HyBtercs, Anxiety, Red tucef Nervous witch
m /. Starting. OonBtipatiOn, Irritable Temper, SD
ness, Depraved Appetite ,Blstulenees hloated and
1qular Bowels. Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN tbs
/. crime Organs, hambnoss and Pains IN the Ltmbas
Loss o. the Memory Beudderncnt, 5oronsas IN the
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pATLPOAn sYsTEN on mLTN0I3.

Over 500. 900 900 Of private capital have oeen &
ns15ed IN &c railroad system Of Illinois. masu1ca q
5srt of he income from several q these works Sln
4 vaIusbIs publicfund IN hudss go % diminish 4esAls
expenses the TAzE5AEkIlaAIl
EvsTy day decrease
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Iron the Advertiser. Proviasnos, Il. II
TAs Csphalic Pills are said to be . rsmaraably sE
foctiVe remefy for the headache, and OnB Of the very
beat for that lery frequent Complaint which has eE-
er bean disco Fered.
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IFron ths Western b. b. Gazstts. Ohicaso,m
We hsartiIv. qdorss Mr.. S~pslting, aid his uni