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DAFhBLNi mass Dec. II, 1850.
B.. O. SPALDTEe, ESQ,
1 wish Tor some circulars or large show bills, TO
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. nyou have anything OF the kind,
please send to me-. l
One Of my customers, who 10 subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days. was cured Of
an attack ia one hour By your Pills, which 1 sent
her. respectfully yours,
. W. r.
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A H. PEEE4 & CO.-Ths building of
Messrs. An. Perry& Co, which was in
jnrsd by falling walls At the late fire on
Superior street, has been rs9uil., and will
be ready for %oecupatios. this week. This
mouse ls W!ae. EnOwn throughout North
eFn aiO, Western New York, and Penn
~syivania, and -four buyers find inducements
offered TO them, in the way Of unusually
large assortments Of choice brands, which
are rarely equalled. $500
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LANps oP uIrNOIs.

No STATE IN she YaIe5 Of The Mississippi offers 90 gres
an indncement 10 the settler as the stats Of nlnois
There Is no portion Of the world where all The oondi
tons OF climate and soil so admirably combine 70 pro
ducet those two great staples, CoEN and WW4T, a. III
Rrsiries Of Illinois.
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u S. ooURT.-Peter Young, master of the
brig Amazon, vas indicted by the Grand
Jury nov in session In this city, for an
assault on board the vessel of Euclid,
about the LIST Of June last. Young being
brought before the Court this morning.
plead guilty and was fined 500 and costs
Of prosecution, The assault was commit
ted upon the person Of John Normaud, a
Wheelsman employed on tbe vessel.
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4 ERIE R. R.

" =
l50l. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1871
On and after Monday, May 9Th, 1851, Passenger
Trains Will run az follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
9.25 A.. a. EXPRESS ALL TRAIN-StoppipR At
sill stations except Euclid, Week.-Mrs., Men.
torl Perry, UnionVille, Saybrook, FairVieW
and SWanville; and arrives at Erie At 1874
?. M Dgnkirk 400 P. NJ, Buffalo I:25 P. y,
4O5 ?. n OlNClsaAfI EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop.
ping at gainesville, Ashtsbuls and Girsrd
only, and arrives at Erie 7:O5 :. 4, Dun.
klrk at $50 ?. NJ, Buffalo az IDS P. N,
l.35 P. 4. COANEAuT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ping at all Stations.
800 P. n. MIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Painssyllle, AshtabulR and eirerd only, and
strives at Erie ct 1910 A. N, Dunkirk Al
2aO Buffalo a.2O 4. q.
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6rueerirs & grOrisinas.
YEA 4 COFFEE WAREHOUSE,
IOs HoFman's Block Pub. Square.

The undersigned intends paying especial attent on
to the TEA and COFFEE department Of his trade,
and inYitss the public to Inspect the best selected
stick Of 6ne fresh Green and Black TEAS ever CT
fsred in this market.
Families d. sring to purchase, before the duties
are increased, will do we'll to call and zee the n
due msnts. / am enabled to offer them in all de-
soriptions of goods aPPertaining g the grocery
trade. ID. JOhEST
jyl0 lhS 'ubHfNnu r
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDLNGs
O L P Il ALTO PILLS,
win convince all who suffer from
3,
Thata
sPEEDY N SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials we're unsolicited by Mr.. spal.
ding. they AFFORD unquestOnAbbs proof Of
the efficacy of this truly scion
tito discovery.
MAsosvrrLE, Conn, Feb. 5. 1851.
Ma. sPALDHs,
I have tried your Csphalic Pills, and 1 ike them
50 well that l want you TO send me two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave
a lew out 0t the nrst box 1 got from you.
SEND the PILLS BY mail, and Oblige
JAMES REMEDY.
N, s,,n HAvEHFORD, Pa, Feb. ., 1851.
gIB.
/ wish you to send me one more box of your Oeph.
aLc Fills, l have received a great deal Of benefit from
MARY Ann SfdIKHOU5E.
sPRUcE OREEK, Huntington, Co., Pal
a. O. sPALOys,
Tol will please send me two boxes o fyour Oephs-
lie Pills, Send them Immediately.
JkG. ID. SIMONs.
P.s:-l nave used one box ofyour Piils, and dnd
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1851.
HESRT O. s~PALDSe, Esq,
Please md inclose1 twenty-five cents, for which
send me sHother box OF your GephaIic Pills. Tksy
Direct A. SFOVER, Pm,
Belle Vernon Wyandot Cos Q.
BEVERLY. Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
/ wish for SOME circulars or large show bills, to
bring your OeDhslio Pills more particularly before
T pIsaSs s = t5 me- nyou nave ANYTHING OF the kind,
One Of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
an attack in one hour By your Pills, which sent
- v. R. WILKES.
REEEOIDssUae, Frenklln 90, 0hio,l
HEHsT o. ssALDNa,
No. IS Cedar ST., n. Y,
DEAR SRf
Ineloesd ind twenty-five (25) cents, tor which send
box Of "Gephalie Pills" Send 70 address Of Rev.
VIM. Filler, ReynOldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio.
Aour Pills work ike 3 Headache al
VIZ Iut Z. FILLER.
-. fPslLAETI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1851.
MR. SPahOIEa
Shl
Not long since sent to you for 3 box Of Cephalic
rus ioT the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
nNesessi and recefvedth the same and they had 80 good
an effect that l was indnOed to send fore more.
Please send By return mail. Direct to
o1 -L. I'D. rIA A 3. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than 3 thousand
eases, with entire success.
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Tue CUNET.-rhe comet, whose sudden
appearance in bur heavens has been so
extensively ohronicIed, aud which has been
generally supposed to be that called
Charles Fifth's, is now announced to be
that which was discovered on the 4th of
April last by Mr.. Thatcher, on amateur
astronomer Of New York. Its nearest APP
PFOaoh to the earth has been computed to
be u, 1000, 600 Of miles, being nearer to us
by 100000 Of miles Than Donat2s comet,
which vas the occasion Of considerable
fear 70 many nervous people.
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lot Of COLTS and other RevoIvers justreeeivsd
and for sslsat Z. HATTERsLEY's,
nAJe Gun Store la Superior Itrpat
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND l. PITTSBURGH
BAILR0AD.
sUMHER ARRANGEMENT.
To take effect on Monday, June nth, 1851. Trains
leave Cleveland daily, tSundays excepted a. follows;
a.l5 A. u.-MAfl-Arrives at New York sos A. n,
Philadelphia $50 A. NJ, Pittsburgh $40 p.
NJ, Wheeling 4:30 P. N; Now RhiladslphIa
600 ?. n.
49, P. d.. Bxpress-ArrivP at New YORK 400 ?. n;
Philadelphia 1890 ?. NJ; Pittsburgh II:35 p.
n; Whestine 6:U7 A. N. 7
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and
MillrTsbnTRh.
Care run ihrough from Pittsburgh to Eex York
(via Allentown,) without change
M FARE - low a. by any other line.
np. Through Ticfets Can be procured at the DEPOT
OF AZ the EEclld Street station.
FIR AYERS q = Arsr4 -
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MECHANICS, FARMERS Q WORKING ME.
THE attention Of the enterprtsing and industrious porl
i ton Of the community Is directed to the following
statements and liberal inducements offered thsm By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, b.
proper energy, perseverance and industry, % provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
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All the trains going westward connect st Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oincin-
matt, St Louis, &c; and all the trains going eastward
connect at DunkFk with the trains oftheN N. 7. <.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Rsilroeis.
Cleveland, Mays, 1851.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.


1851 SUMNER ARRAHaEMEST. 1851
On and after Monday, June 10th, 1851, prgsenqe
Trains will leave Cleveland ss f0ioTTs:
$40 A. n. n, Y. q Cincinnati Express-StorpinR
Berea, Grafton, wellington, lIaV london.
salem, Shelby, Crestline. Gallon, Gilead,
Cardington, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centre, WOrthinst1n, reaching Oolum.
bus AZ 70 50 A. ~ cincinnati ct lSO P. T.,
and Chicago via Orestliue at 7U P. X.
2iO P. Il. Observation-Disclosures at ali station
and arriving at Columbus TO P. n, and
Cincinnati at 200 A. n.
$3.50 ?. 4. Night kxPress-Stopping ct all Stations
north Of O~restline, and at Gallon, OardinR.
ton, Delaware and at all other stations, 70
lumbus @ il;l5P IL and Cincinnati at 5:zs
An, Chicago via Crestline, at 7s3O A. n.
CONNROTIONs.
Shelby sanduaky, Mansneld 4 Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Z1nesvills,
U~restline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne \ Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper SEnSusty, Delphos,
Lima, sort Wayne LaPortes Osicagc, &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Woosser, Mas.
sillon, &C.
Gallon and BellefOntAine Railroad Line, for Marion
Beueiontaine, sidney, Union, Muncie, In.
dlnapqlis, TeTre Haute, Yi4oennes, Evans
VILE L0ui9Vtlles cairo, st. Louis, sc.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and XenI,
Railroad, for Aents, Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Lovelnd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-,
Bigsippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis.
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zaues.
VILE wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua Rnc
Indiana Railroad for PiQuA, Urbsna, &C.
~ For Tickets TO all points and information ap
ply at the Passenger station.
CisveEspd, June 10Th 1851.
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OsPhAliC Pills accomplish the object for which
they WereI1ado, viz: Cure ofhesdache in all its forms.
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Thus far, capital and hbor have been applied 70 de-
Veloping the soil; the great resources Of the state IN
coal and iron are almost untouched. Ihemyarlaoie rue
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfuel
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day inlln0s, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws ana
necessities Of the case warrant TIE belief that A. leasl
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN the
state Of Illinois In various manufacturing employ
nents. ~
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W. B. BuIIer ID Low Z

Is O question frequently asked oy tar-
mers. The price Of butter is unquestions-
bly, very low, but those who nave taken all
things to the trade into account cannot
be st q loss to tell Why it is 20. First its
manufacture has increased very rapidly
within q few years-much faster than the
demsnd. Second-the entire Southern
market is now closed on US, which has
heretofore received a large portion Of the
surplus products of the dairy. Third-s
large number of our citizens have goneiuto
the service OF the government where they
are not privileged to enjoy this luxury
Add to these, the unsettled condition of
the country, which must to some extent
prove detrimental to trade, and producers
viii readily perceive that their chances for
obtaining higher prices are very poor.
THE BEST TINE T ADvERTIsE.-Business
man greatly mistake their true interests
when they suppose that it is economy or
good business shrewdness to euTtail il ad-
vertising at this time. For the benefit Of
those who have thought it good judgment
to leave off advertising entirely, or adver-
tise to q limited extent, We extract the fol-
lowing which we find in an exchange pa.
PER- leading patron of a publishing
house in one of the Eastern cities, who had
been advertising extensively during the
past winter, being Intercepted in regard
to the policy Of such a course during ha I'd
times, replied; The very time Of all 9TH
ere to crowd, sir; give us the field when
few advertisers occupy it and we care not
how hard the times arc. It pays us at all
times, because we know how far to go;
but especially it pays Us in times like the
present. when most of the business men in
eur line have taken their hooks out Of the
water, thinking no bites are to be had.
We are satisfied nothing has kept us a con-
slant run of trade for the last ninety days,
but pushing out notices through the dull
season."
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ERIE.

I15A r. NIGHT IA n-s,onu,nr :,
Girard, ABhtabula and PaineaViue Only; and
arrives ct Cleveland at 4;aS A. N.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-Stopprng at all Stations
except SaybrOok, UnionYilhA Perry, Men.
teread Mieklines and arrive at Cleveland
at l:A5 P. \.
I2ss0P.H. "a EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppins at Gt.
rard, Uonneaut, AshIabulR and gainesville
only and arrives ct Cleveland ct 4'2O p. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will lsaYe Oonneaui
81 $40 A. M stopping at all stetions, and
arriving at Cleveland at $40 A. 7.
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RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan or the prairie5i IS cultiTated VIII
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
ant Middle States are moving TO Illinois In greafnum
bers. The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that Of IN
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich that it viii support twenty
m1Hona If neonIa
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EfaarH ONO REGNENT.-It is snnoune-
ed by the Columbus papers that this Regi-
ment will in all probability leave Camp
DennisOn to day, to join Gen. sohleich's
Brigade IN Western Virginia. We men
toned some changes made in the officers
of this Regiment but q mistake occurred
In the name of the Major.
Col q. 6. De Puy still has the command.
Lieut.. Col, De Villiers having resigned,
Major Charles Park has been promoted to
that Office, and Capt. Frank Sawyer, of
NOrwalk, has the commission as Major.
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EAgTERN Avn sOUTHERF MARKETs.
AFFIRMATION OF CAPITAL.

Ihese lands arc c01tignous % 9 railroad lVVmIel
In length, which connects with other roads andnaViga-
be lakes and rivers, thus adording an unbroken CON
municaton with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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8aif Rpada.
8 TOLEpO B r

NLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO & Il.
1891. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1881
On and after Monday June -, 1851 ,iAina VII run
daily Sundays uxooPtedl - tollows
500 a. n. Chicago EKpreag-Btopping At Zerga, Grai.
tor, Oberlin, Wakeman, No-WAlh, Aonroe-
VILE, Bellevue, Clyde freuont. Elmore,
and arrives At Toledo ct p;u9 A. L., Ohica'
20 COOP. M Detroit at acc |. n,
$50 A. n. Through Mail-stoppinG AZ FL Stations on
the southern Diyiaions arriving e. Tclodoai
i01 p, N.
$50 ?. \. Mail, stops at al stations east OF sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives 81 San
duBky a. sil5 ?. n.
d:t5 p. n. Telegraph ExsreBa-St0pping ct B0rea
GraftUn, ebsTiin, Wakeman, HorwaiS, Mon
n~rOeville. Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, II
more, and arriYeg 81 Toledo Is 6:3 2. II.
Chicago ~ 500 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made az MOnrooViile with the San
duBky, Mansfield and Newark h. B., At Clyce Will
the sanduskY, Dayton and Cincinnati r. s., at Fro
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana Il. n, G,d ct Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 E0FtEs-n Indians
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Ckiceqo, Do
trcit, J~eekson, Fort Hayng, koganspor1 Latayetto
OairO, Alton, Sc. Louis, and eli points West, North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo end Oh,
West, AZ $50 A. H., s.25 P. n, Andss45 P. r. Eron
5gndusky II s:60A. n.
cleveland June q, 1861. suP't.
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From the Democrat, Sc. OiJud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled With the head
lchei send tor q box, OephAlie Pills,) 30 that you
nay have them in case Of an attack.
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Webster, Pl'G, Cuyahogs County, Ohio. In
.udd Linsssd . f SiSRbS S MONEY ais7. ana A.
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From the Western 4. B. Gazstts, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily 9dorse Mr.. ~spalding, and his unr4
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TIE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted TO the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS q
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised further north.
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Va From the Daily News Newport, R.Ii
OePhalie Pills are taking tho place Of all kinda.
sc 5lFrom the Commercial Bulletin Boston
Said z. be yery efieacions for The headaehe.
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Stures aud Gin aSare.


DESPATCH" COOKING
experiment and experience, and Is most decidedly
superior 70 any other Cooking Stove In use. Its
taxing, Broiiing and Roasting properties surpass
PRINCETON, C~oEvEETEEoK AND EcoHOKY.
The oven is thoroughly ventilated with heated afr
BY an ingenious patent pro sss, which causes the
bottom TO be hotter than in other stoves, and a per
-fect even bakeis produced.
Roasting is done before the open IRE, so tha The
juices and flavor Of meats and poultry are preserved.
Broiling is doneOn the hearth over the Goals drawn
from the frein the stove.
The fire chamber Il 90 arranged as TO secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. We guar
Of fuel and 70 give entire satisfaction 20 all who do
Hire a FIRST pLAHS STOVE,
For proof of the Ruth Of the above, we refer our
dreds Of Houssieessls II fnis city and SURROUNDING
country, who are rally using the stove. Gall and OK.
mine for yourtelYesi get = circular and be eonvin-
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
ana the material and the Workmanship, Gre Of the
best quality and can be made 70 last . customer %
COOK e. e
both for wood snd coal, Is the largest and bestiD the
market. Our stock OF
81 EEAMELLED CRATES
il large and comprise the newest styles and are Of
SaPer1or nnish. Our assortment Of
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GoODs,
Tin, Copper and eheet-Iron, IL complete,
Our fOurtsen years experisnce in business, enables
rs e Rurchase goods ehssPerAnd most desirable, and
Cheaper than can Be Bought Hssvhsrsf
sgFAn areinvited to cali and lock for themselves
ST0HE : CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
No. a, EOpth side Public Square,
lunsiB OisTelASd. Ohio,
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THE BEST MAP
MAP OF TbESEaT Of WAK-Renresentin1
a Birds-L Eye view Of virginia. Maryland Delaware,
and tTe District OF Columbia showing the various
-Fortsi etFagetieaI- Positions, Rivers, Bays, Noun
tains, Railroads. &c.s 70 enable any one to follow the
Military operations between the Loyal and rebel
armies, carefully drawn from the. most reliable
and authentic sourogs. and by far the best Map Of
the seat q az Pg2llshed Size S0xs6 inches. Price
iune2t al superior It.
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YFs1LAsTr, Mich, Jan. "a, 1854.

-. TFsILAETI, Mich, Jan. "A, 1851.
SIkl
Not long since ] sent to you for 3 box Of CephRlfc
RilS Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tVeHessi and recefvedt the same, and they had 90 good
an elect that l was indnOed to send fore mure.
Please send By return mail. Direct TO
o1 l. H .HIA A. b.
Hpsilanti, Mich.
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ABrA single bottle Of sPALDIEG's PRRPARED
GLUE viii save ten times is cost annually. "a
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GAUUD BOTTLED CIDER.-FOa
NJ sale By Ma. PALMER,
je6 Gorner1Era & Prospect sn
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SEALING Up run
~ Cans and Jaus. Prepared and sold bF
AfeA IA AEMED
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llNoIoadt ana EeceIVeQ the same. and thew had 40 gnnn
an snset that / was indnOed to send fore mors.
81 A. Z. WHEELER,
H~Dsilanti, Mich
From the Examiner, Norfolk, val
OsphAliC Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which
they Werei1ado, viz: Cure OF hesdaehe in all its forms.
EFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than 5 thousand
cases. with entire success.
From the Democrat, st. UJud, Mimi
nyol are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send Tor box, OePhAlie PilssO 30 that you
tFrom the Advertiser. ProVidencs, IL. IL
TGe Oephalic Pills are said to be q remarkably Ct
ieetiye remsTy Tor the headache, and one ofthe very
er been disco Fered-
From the Western R. B. gszsits, Chicago. III
We heartily 2d0rse MI. s~palding, and his unH
From the KanaVha Valley Star, Val
We arc sure that persons suffering with headache,
Whotry them, will stick to them
IFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are surs
that our testimony can be added 10 the already M
merous list that has received benefits that no other
neSe'n1 can produce.
Iron the St. Louis DsmocraGI
tTheimmense demand for the rticleQOep6ati PuIs)
u rapidly unsreasiLE.
From tho Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr., SpaldiRg would not connect hfs name with an
article he did RotP Nv to possess real merit,
[From the Advertiser, ProvsIsuee, B. IL
most respectable quarters.
1 from the Daily News, Newport, R.II
Oephalic Pills are taking tho place Of all kinds.
5TrOm the Commercial Bulletin Boston
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Iron the Advertiser ProviIenee, B. IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from ths
most respectable quarters.
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GSS I5EsSo 5i4ePEIS'I FSH~ 'ENBRENNER. o

The STATE OF Ohio,
Cuyah0ga Coanty,SS ]
Caroline Eshenbrennel
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tFrom the Advertiser. Providencs, Il. IL
TGe Oephalic Pills are said to be remarkably et
teetiEe remeTy Tor the headache, and one ofthe very
best for that iery frequent Complaint which has ~.
er been disco FsTed.
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WINE BITTERS b BALM Gill,
A PHI for General Debility, nyskpsh
Headache, are not excelled By anytime 10W IN -
fof thess arrangements. Found a.
ieI3 81. q Pub Squa-a
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MQTLEYS THE
Iva Causes otthe American OWL Gar. original
y, published in tho London Tines Price 10 cents.
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grngs aud aaeaaiirts.

A N0DYNE -EXPEGT8RANT
IA GANDY-RelieTss Pain euTes Bronehit1s
causes easy exrectoration, and Il a great rcliefin ad@
vanced stages OF Consumption. at ~ Pub square
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THE UPRISING OF THE GREAT
kA4tLE- the United States From the
FIrnch o. 5osnarin. At 4 D. COBB GUYS.
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From the Kansvha Valley Star, Val
We arc sure that persons suffering with headschs,
Ehotry them, will stick to them
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MANUAL PRREIRA OR THE
4FI Sovereign Rule Of Souta Gsroiino. bein0 Z
view Of Southern Laws, Lie aud HospitaHfy' Proc
0eents. }. b! pOBB& 90.
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GOAL AND CARBON OIL 90 Crs.
~ Per gallOn, at O.J KEElER'ss
luuel3 - % Pnhlic Mar
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OWEDTSH IEECHES-FREsH Z
~ lively. Inst receiYed b. 3 A. PAL9IERI
NOOPEkS IslN6hASS, FRREO1
~ Gelatine. sago. Eaccaroli, NermaoeM, farnt
Corn starch, Raisiass 4e.i tr sale By
Is. A. PALmEH. /
les Corner Erie & PrnSpoct si1.
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"A IOUD ARTICLE OF FUhNI
y. A FALMEH
Je6 Corner Of Erie & ProspEEah