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speedy and certain remedy, and mover fails, Thf
Ginimsnt Z prepared from the recipe Of Dr.. stephen
Sweet, Of Conueoteut, the famous bone-setter, anC
has been used In his practice for more than tTsn3
years with the most astonishing success.
AS AN AhLEVfATOR OF PAIN, 1t Is unriySles
By any preparation before the public, Of which the
most skeptical may be convinced Dy single tral.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radicsily
RhsumRtic Disorders of every kind, and in thO0-
sands Of cases where 1t had been used II has neSe
FOB EEURALGIA, 1t VIII Ahori immediate rs.
lief IN every case, however dis, ivsslns.
II win relieve tho worst casss Of HEkDACfIE s.
three minutes, and Is warranted 20 do It.
TOOTHACHE also will IL cure instantly.
FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEHERkE
LASSITUDE arising from imprudenoe or excess,
this LinimentiB most nsppY aud untailinS remedy
Acting directly upon the tissues, II siren 9Th
and reyvhes the systsm, and restores Il to ees-
F0R PGLEs.--As an external remedy, ve ciainl
that it Ia the BEsT known and We cballenge the
SIStrsssne n COMP ould give Ii trial, for L
VIII not lsil TO ahor1 mediate relief and In
ority Of cases will effect RADICAL cure tla
oUINBY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes eE-
trsmely malignant and dangerous, but timely ap-
plicstion o. TINS l,lnlment VIII mover h.lI - seIs
arRement tha Joints is liable to occur q neglected,
The worst case n1sy be conquered by this Liniment
Bruises. OGts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, sn9
sealds, yield readily g the wonderful ne9ll1S PROP
when used according to directions Also, Chilblains
Frostsd Feet, ano Insect Bites ard Stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand for It's timely use
at the first appssTsnce Of L6meness viii eiectually
prevent those formidable diseases 70 which al
horses are liable, and which render SO many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless. 1-1
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful curative properties Of this Linment have
been received within the last Two years, and many
Of them nom persons In the highest ranks OF life.
M CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr., Stephen Sweet on every label, and
Also s'Ste2hsn Sweets Infallible Linl1ent' blown
In the EGss OF each bottle, without which none art
renuine "a RICHARDSON CO.,
-lT Sole ProprietOra, Norwich ct.
For sale b7 Strong Armstrong, Srie AgsIte ioI
Cleveland. r- Sp3I. R25dkU
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.or ~ Mem sEcEsH,-soms fifteen Of twenty
80 Tsbsl PrisonsSs arrived in Columbus yes
tsrsay, fron Lewis esanty, Yirginia, IN
charge Of squad o. Uncle Sans snial alsrs
They will be sent to Camp Chase to-day.
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EAnTF0Ep. TrambuI @, d,

EABTFOED, Trumbull Co., o,
hereby esEtify that l hsTs besn dealing In the
5ronborg Medicines for the past year, and can tru
y cay that have mover oer0d any medicinea to ths
cubic that have met with the decided enprobatioD
u te people like tnese, rartiSularly the PilG and
gafhOlieoa. They will IYerIn all ala mors than is
promIsed for them. have sod ebodt atty bottlee
~ tho Osth0lcen the past year end hear the hest
rsaulls in every case. J. H. %, JOHNSON,
March 7, 1851. ,ita itn. -s-H .Medlc Agent
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VIENNA
lE PARIs

TRIE6EMAR i,2&3, ARE DE
I TROfED IiY nOYALs ElTTEI5 PATENT 0
Elgland and sao1rsd 81 t4s Seals Of ths Ec0ls de
Sh5Ftqscie as Paris, sld ths ImBsria College %
Matinine, Viennn, e.llT VIZ rfdF
~ 1 4 inyalI9hIs y szaau.tion. SpeEmstOglA7a
and 6ii physinal diszblfif ioEs-1-.1 III tFf pffI \
NO. 4 ooupletoly eradeatss al traces Of those diss
eastS that have hofetoiorq been reated b tho naub
tlouE and narul 1ior1 u3e Of ofcopotTa and cuhohS,
rnercuTy, thersby Insuriag 70 tbs easnF speey ne
Ilet dhpeEsins eli implriassi and rpotinS o1f the
TE1EeEtIAR, Noe. ], z end 5, ere pfspaFASsea tbs
oEm of losepge, svold b llt e aId luiali, and On
and oiVt9ec into nopEfo1e qneeH. adniaBtered b
VhlT eau Laliemand kp11s Etc0d So Price 50 eaah
Eh.fsbY there a saying q 81 10 y bed FhoeaAle
spdtretA Of Dr. BABROWs No. let Blascker street
Nov HoeE. Immediataiy on receiving reEnittanne
Dr. Barrow Will forward tho IriPsener g any la7
81 ta eoslds sscurslY apd add eazst aeecFd
- eold also 81 = % a41A0hD eHa ~
EEbER5 clsSolan6l o hne 3
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IErom the AdTsrtiSsr, PTOViIsnos, 4. IL
fAs testimony IN tbelr fAVoT 3 strong, NON -
most Teap psotabls auartar5,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

WHAT GEE. BIEKCE Is Do1Na.-Gep.
Bieree, Of Akron, has been enhsting men
for the last few days for the marines. He
has got his complement Of men raised for
the company, and will start with them soon
for Washington. This is the second COM
psRy Gen. B. has raised since The surren-
der Of Sumter. Bieros is up and dressed
tol The times, for-a zeaions prosecution Of
| ths var. Eifs q Ef8fh
In our Opinioa Gen. Bieres should BE-
placed in a position Ehare bis military
tasis and s1rafisnoa could Be lnsde avail.
eble ~ defence Of the Go7srnmeHs TO
which he is devotedly attached.
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We are enabled here 70 odsr ths community q
ramsdy wh1Lh, while Il cures the above Complaints
with certainty, Is sttu 7erteetlY hAfu In anT
Quantity. Such remedy b inFaluahla a dl9tricta
where these Gdiicting disorders prevail Tkl
FCUaEr sxpels the miasmAtic poison Ct EsYEl AED
AaUE from the system, and pr8YeRtg the develop
ment Of She disease, II taken on the frBt approach
belt remedy ever ye discovered or this elias Of co
rlalnta, but also 81 cheapest. me large qualtlt5
We supply for doll v bring Il within the reach o.
every body and h bilious districts. where lBEEt
AID AeuE preYail8 every body should have Il and
use Il ifaey both f1r cure and protection. greae
guutriorttF Of this remedy over any other dlss
covered for ths speedy and certain o. interuit.
SoQusntlY It produces no quinism or other iniu u
el5cts whatever upon the constituto1. Thoss eured
hl e aro lon A. healthy q they had never bad the
disease. ~
Fever and Aqua Is not alone the eonsequsnss q
the miasmie poison. great variety q ei1orslll
Rhsamatisht Gost, Hsldaohg, Biisdasg, IoothaeAs
h0a, al q EDl.o Htsia, Faia q fks Boupels, eolic
which, when sriginatinr IN thls canse, Qut On thg
fut.ruttelf hpe, q become pariodicaL EhlB "CURK
expelB the p0lBon NON thf blood, and conGeQusnly
cures them ell alike. ltta en- lnyalnable Profession
70 tmm grants and persons travelling O. nporkry
residing IN the nal icug district4. II taken occa,
Biopslly or daily WIN sexpOsed TO the nsctont thai
VIII b axecrated from the system, and cannot accu-
nuiats n sufhoient euainty @ rpsn into dseasa.-
Hence Il "a even more valuable cr rrotection than
cure, aud fW will ever suffer non lntermittents
they avail themselves Of the protsctlon this remedy
PrSSsrsd b. Dr.J o.ATER o., Lowell, NIaas
Ffaie@trlrsl 7CQe & 4 Er1Lt foQe q II 1s7nlaQd.
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AfrL1rkRx Pic Nc IN EDIEngR0H, POET-
AGE Ce.-Last Saturday vas truly a gala
day in Edinburgh. A rery large ooncpurse
aso Of citizens assembled at grove nesr the
center at an early hour in the forenoon.
aalThe people came Ia from the adjoining
is toEnships, In procession, under the lead Of
5 Marshals DR.. NcOandlass, J. H. Higley, ,snd
@ 7. Chapman There were four military
- oompsnies present. viz:
Home Guards, Edinburgh, Capt O. & Hart
2ous7e 6adets,fboys} a e A. Carr
-TS Home Guards DssrReId, Capt Us. Nelson
Home Guards, Paris, Capt. L. A. Patterson
speeches were made by Col J. A. Gar.
e7oss Rsla, Of Hiram, AiphOaao Hart and Luther
ia day, Of RaYenha, which are very highly
e q spoken Of BY those who heard them, Col
.-ss : Garfield made an eloquent appeal to the
55 citizens to send more volunteers into TIE
- service. He wanted two companies for hil
..isss regiment, from old Portage; and steps were
vii-zsahtaksu to organize them. Many came for
la sos Eard and EoIuntsersd 10 go with the Colonel
5i1s si'ainto the service Of their country Itwas
'z.B7. also decided to hold a convention in RA-
.azoz xsnna nezt Friday, for the purpose of ma
turing f4aAs 70 organize the LHo com pshlesI
~ and the people wiz respond promptly to
Pc Ibis call for more troops, although they
have already sent several hundreds into
aszs, tsthe ranks.from hat county .
.aEgoE A monster dinner was furnished for the
croFd-table ESQ feet ong-loaded With sll
that could be wished for or desired.
Military drills Hers had during the day,
which did credit to-the officers and men,.
~ tiI The sonmittse of arrangements, R. H.
Z, 8 Oryis. D. Bosi Nisk, ,and A. B. GOss, performed
3 3 Their duties TO the satisfaction Of ali who
4 81 3 we're present. q --
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By Jhs ussot hese Pills the periodic httsokE Of
taken at the commenosmsnt Of An attach lmHodiAts
RELIEF IRON pain and SICKNESS VIII be obtained.
They seldom hiI in removan he Haussao or He'd,
AOhs 70 which y males are subject.
TbsJ set ssntly upon the Bowels. rsm0EinS Cost
iVsness. @
Tor Literary Msa, Students, Deliests Females, snI
All persons Of ssdsntary habits they ars EsIuAbl0ss
. Laxative. inproying the appetite giving tone
YigOr 70 the digestive Orsnns, and restoring u
natural elasticity aud strength Of the whole syHlsm
TIE O1PHALIO PILRs no
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having bssn IN use msny
ysars, durins which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and Iufsrins from
Headache, whethor originating IN tho nervous sys-
tsn, OF from q deranged sssts Of the ptomseh-
They aEe entirely veastabis n their composition,
Gnd may Be taken at az times with perfect sAIsty,
Without making any change Of diet, and the absenee
ofAng dssgTeeable tast0 rsnoru is sasy to sdminis
tsr them 70 Children.
BEWARH OOUHRERFEITsl
~ Ths genuine have I'VE sIznssurss q Henri O
spalding on each Box
sBrsold by Druggists ARd Al DeAIeEI IN MsdiSins
Beg VIII Be sent b nah, PREPAID On FSOeiSt q
TWENTY-FIVE CEErE
WrAn orders should 10 addressed to
aENRY O. sPAL2IsG,
g osdaE Street, bisE YORK,
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=, ~ -, THR CTfs Of CEaykEAsD- This steamer
ss Wears arrived from lake Superior this morning
q t1so4 Her news Is anticipated BY the Iron CisY
= sSe leaves for Lake Superior this (ToesdAy)
sTsnilg, 81 o'clock from tie dock Of
o2aaa9 Bssgss & sinclslf.f
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iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN more than . tbo1zan
oasss, With entire SUCCESS. SAID FL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

IEr0m the Daily News, Newport. 3. II
0sShaEis Pils are taking TIE TlHos q all hiHal.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

- IFron the 6AAstts, Davenport, IoVa1
As sgalalng youla not connect hi3 Rsnss With >,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

NfASTER.S SAL E-P URS U
lyl Ant 70 ,hs command Of dserssal order q
iSlr from tha court or Iommrn fIea9 Of lu7eloGA
COUNTY, Ohio at she auit Of Nelson Pr1ce anq ga
o D gainst eTi fhcuias. and hef9l % ne clrcL-
g, shall expose Tor - as rlolle adcsiQQ y -
door Of the odrt Boust, il t1a NiT q ulegelanQ,
"a sid comfy, on the i5th dag q ctoocr i5ls g
clock p A., fhe lloE . 3 d. acIl 90 prenlleas -
vft situatad 70 Hat UitrzancI - tny aho 81 qqa-
81, Ohi0, and h1nnfed, beeinrlr9 II th flalE
road aud a0uth ~ WeE ch ms, IA iiEAa r1ll
ne west corner Of Cblttaneen Levi lind, theIee
so1th 30le sast, chaipzal 70 iins 20 seid L.rls
~ - Hne. fhance souih G. nina and e linla-
fhene- 6orth 8 e VET chnins4 end q haE5--
thaoce norTh tfIq east - ll1Ez-thonc1 nortn
5Ol(o wesf chains g the Plank ho4l-tnelio2
beginning, eon:ainins y acres q iand. ApPfaisea
tA1''' arn n ErMaE. Hrsfar Commiaicnsr-
B.@h SHAFl'' At'e'l'.s ~ sspls.5a
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IFrom thA DsmoEst, st. Cloud, Minn.l
II yod krs, or have bsan troubled with ths head
ache, ssad fOF box, (OephAiie Pils.l 50 that Eo1
may have theln In oass Of an EttAck.
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Of the company are

UL INC 0UlPNHJ al9'
Ceptain-Dr. RehWinker.
: LIST Lisut-A. Kesslnger
I'd Lieut.-Paul WittecF. q
Orderly ssrgsant-Louis Veins.
The officers are all men of good military
experience. Lieut.. Kessinger was for sew
eral years in the regular Prussian Army.
The men are second 70 no ether in the Ger
man Regiment, which is saying a good
deal for Ross county. rea.E.i .isa1
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aaEdidnEa.
I WARRANTED in ALL GASES.

WARRANTED IN ALL GASES.
: ,eoF DR. AARVEEl8aa r-9
CHRON0-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Ror the prevention npd oure d Al lhoss dl1ipll-
ties TO which the Female systan Is pscuiary Lab
arising nom s4lt u tuFfN
StoPpa0e Of Nature OT ObtbUoiosI.
- iHaI Hr. .afsiF .s sr. .lH. Z.
These pills have never been known 10 faI when
the directions have been strictly followed, and they
are pnrtsctlY sa6 10 taxa b. the most deliratq.
70 hAtthlkR LAOlEa they are ~ tieulaEly re-
commended, aa tnev rofn1 1ye dtdc ind restore
nature, no matter nom what Cause tho obatruotion
may arise. few days In NEST caaea viii pr0dGco
tkedeaired edacti aud although powerful, Tot 20
injury viii fyer resuh rom theif use, but those who
are pregnant should rot use them, as they have an
effect contrary TO ua.dre.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates NON wpl known PhyalcanA and apoth-
eoarloa, can b had applioatO % the agent, who
will send the PILE u desired mall post paid, 70
any address, on receipt Of ths money. sod In boxes
contAinlng sixty Pills. by all the principal drugEl1ts
and ceal6ra ovdgyWhere. p III 81
@. W. OZARK, Con. Agent
ivi1iH& ''aSupNrioT a inevalend. ~,
Az -. ~
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an Of the Grsd6nberg Medicines are f.
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The Railway.

AEoTHKR REDUoRToE IN FARE.-We had
- supposed Ehs railroad war between the Eve
agi great roads had been compromised, but it
seems TO be opened with renexed Yigor.-
G6I The Bafao, New York Erie road has
- announced another reduction in fare, max
ing the price seven and six dollafs to New
erl b. aFst and second class, respectively,
81 which reduction places them on par with
(" the low rates adopted BY tho Albany and
-b,z s New ESrk steamboats,, Who are the real
afa 3 causes of fbs AilEay troubles. 5 - ;
rs..s is.S .s THE NEN YOHK RAiEEoID WAas-Fhs
New York Evening Post has the following
-aI Z nisy psar very sing gular 10 some that
while the railroads of the West sre getting
liberal pay for moTing the large quantities
.IHT0Gf freight eeeumnlating here, the New
aqo York Central and Erie Compaaies are en-
gagged in n rulnous fight for business
TAG 8 There is, however, good reason to believe
that this quarrel is sOrt of stock jObbing
.,,,..s. operation, s1d was fermenied with the
- sun purpose mainly Of knocking down the prices
Ha aaaiio Of the shares Of the New York roads Il
+, -rs. is suspected hat leading director Of one
lsora Of thess eOnPsniss Is largely short Of the
- 80 e shares and hopes By this means to buy
80 s-sls5s them back At profit. The stockholders
ue7 -. shouldlloOk after the matterlia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

Iron the ExaminsF, Norfolk, Val
Oephaiio Plns accemplish the object for Whlsl
thsT NeEs l1sae VIZ; Cure Ofheadsohs In ell is sorma
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

They viii be apt to wake up the rebels,
when brought into service ny the gallant
commander Gen. Fremont.
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SureTcediiis Cabeils, Cog .iha, OzIssaIes, or any
inr0unc Lhst has ever scbu esioEe ihe ptbliO Il
ahs been uee3 ~ 4 ia1l f
OEN HUNpRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private Brosica with eatirS snocess IN All
EGeg.
BELLS SPEOLEIO PILLS,
FOR diseases a private diseases; azure s requsnt
Iv performed in a wssk, and entire confidence may
30 placed In them. This remedy is a noWiy disoov.
ersd sbsco more active and more spesdy In its ef.
iects tbsn Cubebs or Copalha Alone. The Pills are
half the HiEe OF Capsules, ana never nalseate the
stomach or inpregnete the breath. SIX dozen PILE
n Box.
i55- Price ONE DOLLAR. @
Tbs above VIII be sent By mall, on receipt G; the
sasd iv wni FIsKE AGENT snr 'lseairra- go
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TgFOs, ths BSstess a. 4. esEetss, OhioAgO, M
We hea1tsls 9lsrss Nlf sPAlding, and his GuF1
TAlsed OsRhal 3 us.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

EFrDm tho Uommsrciai BEIistin, BoSbOa.Ii
ssId 70 be vsEy sHacaciOus sos ths hssAaoha.
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HEAVY sHrpNrsr OF cAssos AND AnNUNI-
TeS ron GEN, FRENGgT. Thirteen car loads
of cannon and ammunition came 10 by the
Lake Shore Road this morning and proceed
ed without detention by the Cleveland, Co.
lumbus and Cincinnati Railroad, en- route for
st. Louis for Gen. Fremont. The shipment
con isted of cannon, ten 64-pounders, twen-
ty 30 Founders, ammunition, 2,467 S2-pouud
balls, l47 4e-pound shells and &c 64-pound
balls.
They will hs ant "a vsl,s nm fba. rebels
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OHURO3aLL EROTH BR, DFuesfBt1,
R1s < sT fh,t.,~ir ct. 4 inhlio sGusr-
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sT.nl .At southern Pata TIndsi, 4. 0

fFrom shs Eanawhs Valley star, Val
We are surs that persons BlfIsrlRG vita hasdzcka
who M th5En. val sick % thsm- f5s--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

FOR CAMP BRowS.--A company of eighty
five men came in from Chilieothe, this
morning, by the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Road, which 60 into quarters
ct Camp Brown immediately. The officers
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GRAxp CahOERT.-We understand. that
there is 70 ts q Grand Patriotic Concert
given In ttit city in the course Of few
days for the bsnsat Of the Soldiers Aid So
oiety. when We say that Mr. J, P. Hol-
brock Is the Director &C the eutsrtainment,
and thAt he has the entlrs corps OF our best
singers at his command, including several
younT ladies whose remarkable musical
talents have never before been displayed
Ia The concert room, Il is sufficient guar
sutee ihat the affair viii be one Of more
than usual interest. Wohopo that the pro
gramme win include many patriotic songs
and cAOruSss as those are the kind the pop
ular taste requires at this time. 4q !
We cannot too highly commend the cause
for which this concert Is given. The Sol
dlers' Aid Society is doing noble work. Z
A few warm hearted, self. sacrificing women
in the face Of all discOuragement with a
strength Of purpose not to be dannted by
obstacles which WoHld have dampeped
their ardOr in any other cause, have sue
oeeded in establishing most efficient or
gsniEsliOn for the relief Of the sick and
wounded in the army Within three
months they have sent forward to Western
Virginia hospitals, and TO other points,
more than thirty large cases Of hospital
stores, bedding and clothing. Already
anxillisry societies in over forty towns in
Ohio send their donations to this Society
and the number is daily increasing. This
extended business involves unayeidAbly
considerable outlay of money in express
charges, freight, irayage, printing and the
like, besides the purchase Of material FOL
hospital clothing which is constantly being
made up by women connected with the So
oieiy. Also the destitute condition Of sOm'
of the hospitals have made the purchase Q
orockery and anWafs necessity which Il
some instances has been done by the sOei
ely 10 the total exhaustion of Its funds.
What benevolent object is more worthy
Of our support than this 2 We trust tina
the sale Of tickets to this concert viii prov
that the public appreciates the efforts Of th
ssoldiers Aid Society," and win sustain
il throughout the war. as
"
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From the Advertiser. ProridsDos, 3. H.
Ths Csphanc PlIs aFe said to b. remarkably e.
fsotye rHley for tbs hadacho, ana one of the ven
best for that 'ery reausst Complaint Which hAa es
sr beSn tlso1 geFe1 lH
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"a u ekf Ha Ef ----es-1
MECHANICS, FARMERS WORKING AEA.
THE attention Of the euierEsing and industrious poE
ton q the community Is directed 10 the following
Gtaisnantsand liberal ieducemenlE oFsd tham BY The
ILLIROIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
which, as they Win perceive, wiz enable them, BY
proper energy perseverance and Industry to progide
Comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking very litae capital
s5 a.fb LANDS or uLMOES
No sats n ths TssT Of The Mississippi ohsrz great
an ndscemsn % the settler as the STATE % Inois.
1here : no portion of ne world Hners AZ ne eond
TINS q climate and soil 90 admirably combine % pro-
ducs thoss two great staples, Co.'s and HA1, e tae
Pralrlss Of Ilhnoia- d1lU sarsE
TIE sOUTHzKN PART
o. the State lies within the zoas o. fhs Cotton regions
while the soil ls admirably adapted % the growth a
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat iS worth from 10 %
80 cs more per bushel than that raised fafhef north
RICH BOILING pRAIaIE LAMBS.
ne deep Tio ban Of the prairies Is cultivated win
such Wonderfal facility thatthe faEmeT3 q ne atern
and Hddie States are moving to Illinois IN great nun
bsrs ne area q Illinois IS about equal 70 that of m
nds and the soil Is 20 rich hat viii suppors twenty
mIIlocs q people
HAsFERH AND SOUTHERN MARKETs.
Fhess lands are contiguous 70 . railroad 100 miles
IN lsngth which connects with other roads and navsA-
de Lakes and rivers, thus anordmg an unoEoksa com
nmTai0n With ihs Eastern and sousheIn markets.
APPIIcATIoN OF CAPITAL.
thus far, capital and hboF have been applied % de-
velopng TIE sol the great resources Of the state n
o1zi and iron are almost untouched. The nvG rule
t tho mechanic arts flourish best Wherefood andfus
EFs cheapest, viii follow at an carly day IN Illinois, and
a ts oouras Of the next ten years the nainra laws ad
rpcesBes Of the casa warrant the belief th1t ~ les
6ye hundred thousand people viii be engaged b the
Sate q Illinois IL various manufacturing employ
RsHtB.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 500 900 900 or private capital have been ex
pended On he railroad system 0f Hln0ls. inasmuch as
Irt az the income from several Of these WQrks, win
valuable public fund IN lands, 60 70 diminish heSate
sTpaes ;ths IExEs ARz LoEE, and must consequently
! sVsry DAY decrease. il .1 rsf--a-1
THK STATE DEBT.
NJ Ss,e al & only 81, Jos sos i, and srAi. a.
La rss Vsars kas ben reduced g. 959 z4a 50, and "
nav faoHably sPsr tla ia tea ysars e 'i befO1s e
pamphlets descriptive o. The lanas sOII, climate,
On HpPicasiOa 70 % bs31a9 - -<-. -,
sac COO A4sa4d sEs5r - ~ -
For che naEass or ths towns, YIn
nois Cent. n. h, see pages 1ssJ TsS 4