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by the uae OF these Pills tho periodic atlaeAa d
Nervous or Sick Headache may DO prevented; aud q
takon at the commencement OF an attack imme.lf,te
Feliefirom pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom TAIL in removing the Naussa or Head
ache to which n nalcs arc subject.
They act gently upon tho Bowels, removing COST
For Literary Mon, studonts Delicate Fsfnaies ai,d
al persons Ofsedshtary habits thsy are valuable a
Laxative, improving the appstlto giving tome and
Vigor TO the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole ayste
- ia Be- THE OEPHALIU PILLS e4Ha Z.
are the result OF long investigation and carefully
conducted sxperimslits, having been "a, use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved . vast amount Of pain and suffering rom
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They areentlrsly vegetable IN their competition,
and may be taken at AL times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of dict, and theahsenes
any diaagreeable taste renders It easy 70 ainis
Ter them to Children. srr.g ls54f .,
BEWAR OOUBTER RFEITsi
50 rho genuine have fiye signatures Of Henry O.
sDading on each Box.
- Sold By Druggists aHd ali DeaIors ia Medicine.
u, Boz viii bO Esnt BY mail, propAid on receipt Of
% e@ TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
4 L-uL.lty -..a 1af ll1i.E- HtI .la.
%An orders shpald b addressed to
yHa b I'D HEKRY O. sPALDINs.
r 5il L141 4.fs lfs Cedar Street, New York,
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LOCAL INSPECTOR AT DETROT.-Captain
Perkins, of ihe City Of Buffalo, has been
appointed by Government as Local Inspeo-
tor at Detroit We are pleased to learn
that the duties of his new position win not
interfere with those in his command of the
City Of Buffalo at present, and that he ex-
poets to remain where he is, for the most
part, during the present season.
Capt Perkins, by long and active ex-
perience in the Lake service, is eminently
fitted to discharge the duties Of the position
which has been assigned him.
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BnLrARDs-The champion, Phelan, was
beaten by Louis Fox, Of Syracuse, on Fri
day last. A carOm game Of five hundred
points was played, in which Fox was the
winner by one hundred and ninety-six
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-17

THAEKs.-We are under obligations TO
John Lamb, Of the Union Line Express for
Pittsburgh papers in advance of the mail.
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-soti PFEsEET POPULATION.
Tl,s sfsts a rapidv cling 10 with population so9,
OPS peiBons having been adisd since 1850 making ne
presehl population 72S 66S, ratio Of lV2 per cent n
zen years 1865 81. Io -
- AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Ts Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
oss ofany other state. The products SEM oqt during
DC pa1t year exceeded 500 900 tors Inc wheat crop
of ls6o approsehes g w 09seS sni S e'ih
FERTuTTY OF TIE SOIL.
Norbers can the industrious farmer secure such I'M
mediate results for 8 labor asupon these prairie sola
tbeV bsiu compose of deep rich lOanl, the fertility
of Nhish, IS unsurpassed By any on The globe
TO AeTJAL CULTTVAT0R2 .llaa
Since 1854, The Company haus SDld 200 900 dnsl
TEeJ ssU only % aellal olltiuat0rf, and erg eorad
o0iiafns an dTeeHsllt 20 e1luGe The To1d hds oeel
oolltyta1 through iese lands al IA ess q 80 OoJs
900. n 1850 tie p'atiolI e toTty I.'le es,I' -
through iohick EpdSss, l0dg only 5 599 sce tueA ~,
2S3 hare been aided making he ioAols Foation sl4,
s9i gaiB gf lsS pr en-
/ .4 EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. -l
As an evidence of the trt of ts psopls, a may Be
stated tai COO coo tons q freight, including 10000
bushels Of gran and $50 900 barrels q nour were Iof
warded over the line lask year.
EDUCATIOE.
Mechanics and Eorkingmen Hll fnd the free school
system encouraged BY the State and endowed With a
large revenue for the support Of schools Their chn
ldren can live IN sight OF the church and schoOhouss
the Great Western Empire.
! PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices or these lands vary from 80 . 50 Per
acre according 70 location, quality, &c kHst Class
farming lands sell for about SO 70 So per acre aud
The relative expense or sabdung prairie land as com
psred with wood land IS IN the ratio q 10 10 In iaFoF
of the former. The terms of saefof the bulk Of thess
| ands viii be al.e.l ,-.
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
six per cent per annum and SIX interest notes Al six
Der cent payabs respectively in enc, two, three four
ve and six years from d8ts 0f sale eand four notes
Nor principal payable in four five, sxand sav IN years
from date Ofsale tho conraCtstpuaing that tletiin
ofthe tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
leach and every year for i've years from date q sale
80 that at the end OF i've years oreaa shall De teLea
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
valuation for cash except the same should be
lat SIX dollars per acre when the cash price VIII be se
productOus, prices and terms Of Paynent can Be had
OSTERs Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
aces. and cities situated upon the Illl-
ISO, O,APPIEEOE'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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NEW KEMEDY.

S1pereedinR Cabebs, OOpgiba, OapsuleHt or any
compound that has ever been before the Puoue' II
nA' pee'i i0SE M HUNDRED PHYSICIANS.
In their private practice with entire SUCCESS, In ali
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diseases d private Diseases; Cure s frequent.
b Placed in them. This remedy Is newly di9coy-
cred specific, more active and more speedy "a US 81
iects than Cubobs or Oopaiba alone. The Pills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauseate the
stomach or impregnAte the breath. biz dozen fliia
In e BOX.
as Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above viii be sent by mail, on receipt Of the
nSoS4I nSSai4 ~ w. r1sKn A pent a,r tussaIsnA.
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n, Sase ~ g only $40 Jos Sss "a, and a0iin th'
La krse vsdTs has ben reduced 81 95s I46 81 ara u
av sasS5a5ly egpSei th in tsa years y i8 bse0me e
Pamphlets descriptive Of ths hnes, son, climate,
on application 70
-'.a' w 80
For the n3nAes q the TOygnG, Sgyn yIIl Y
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points

MILITARY CLoFHIEo.- Twenty drsys,
many Of which contained large boxes
marked military clothing" left Columbus
for Camp Chase, four miles from The city,
On Monday morning.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO LAKE SUPERI-
oR.-The steamer Northern Light, Captain
spaulding, will leave the dock of Hanna,
Garretson & Co, this evening at 8 o'clock,
on pleasure trip to Lake Superior, having
on board an excellent band Of music. Some
sixty 10 seventy passengers have already
engaged state rooms for the trip. The
Northern Light will stop at all the points
on Lake Superior, and the officers design
making this a trip of pleasure exelusively.
The boat is in excellent trim. Quite a
number of our citizens are among the pas
sengers, and large number of from New
York. They will have a good time.
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lkrom the Advertiser, PFogtIonoe, h. IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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RRAEKLKR,s RKGIsrRR.
THE CITY.

A JoY FOREvER.-A good deal has been
said at one time or another about the pow
er OF music TO soOthe the savage breast
For all We know to the contrary this may
be very correct sentiment, so far as saw
ages are concerned, but We incline still to
the belief that IL seven Octaves and grand
piano we're g part Of aborigine domestic
economy, a very different song might be
sung. This cOpelusion is reached by a
long series Of somewhat interesting exper-
ments, in which red haired young lady,
who adores Beethoven, on the one hand,and
a dark.haired youth, who Affects StrakOaeh
and the light comedy Of music, on the 9TH
er, have borne prominent parts.
She Of the red hair usually practices
from about nine in the morning until tea
time, when the yOnng fellow takes up the
strain, and keeps it up, as far as WeknOw,
for The rest of The twenty, four hours. When
the maiden is at her instrument the other
sits at his window Ond meekly listens, like
a bird en- the spray hearkening TO the war
BILE Of its mate; every now and then run
ming his fingers artisticaliy through his
raven locks, until they seem fairly to bris-
tie with inspiration aud harmonic excite
ment.
Perhaps these two young beings are ut
terly unknown 10 each other; but it would
seem as if, with tastes and employment SC
similar, they could join together heart and
hand, AMI settle down to Swiss cottage
and q single piano, their joys might
be doubled, and it is very certain thst il
such an event the sOrrOWs Of the neighbOr
hood would be divided.
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CaILD Run OvER BY STREET RAILRoAD
CARs.-A young child of Mr. GOOdhart,
one and half years old, was run over by
the cars Of the Kinsman St. Railway this
morning. The cars passed over one of lis
legs, and we are informed that the leg was
not broken, as the child could move its toes
after the accident ..e. ..- r.-.,
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Nh. sfGLDINo, --
SIRs
Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephalio
Els FOR the cure OF the Nervous Headache aud Cos
tveaeAs and Teosiyed the same and they had good
an effect that WAS induced to send fore more.
Please send by Ieturn mail. Direct to
A. X. KHEELER,
.-- Ipsilanti, Mich.
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I:I5 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR At
Girard, AshtAbula and PainesVille only and
arrives at Cleveland at l:3SA. n.
1870 A. n. NAIL TRAIA-Stopplng at ali Stations
except SayhrOOk, UniOnYike, Perry, Men
ter and Wieklino, and arrive at Cleveland
at l:l5 P. N.
1870 P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at 0ii-
rard, OOnneaut, Ashiabula and Paiuesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland at t3O p n
AOOOA TRAIN will leave OOnneaui
at 900 A. NJ, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland ut S:l0 A. y.
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UIeveland, March 20 I6l. superintendent.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
InPRnVnn snHEnIII.pl -
MPROYED sOHEDULEl

by recen. npOrtant changes this Road Is now able
Hast, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
10 Philadelphia and New York. in the East-with the
south, BY its Washington Branch Road-by Olevs-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
cincinnati trains, with the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York OF Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any OF the intermediate cities. Two Dollars Addi-
Onal give the priVilege OF visiting Washington City
en- route.
This is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks to Washington City.
I - Fare as Low s. By any other Route.
- Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains. r-a
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Chic Railroad.
J. h. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
W. p. SMITH, L.. n. COLE.
ter Of OfTIanspOrtat'n. General Ticket agent.
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RFaaI A0tifEs.

IMOTICE.-GEORGE w.. JAIusON,
BlN and Elizabeth A. Jamis0n. Of New York, IN
1.-The Stale Of New York, will take notice that Lewis
hueller, Of Cleveland, Guy ahoga County, Ohio did
in the Court OF Common Pleas, within and tor the
county Of Cuyehogas in said state Of Ohio, aginst
the said George v yamison and klizaleth a A., Jam
isOn, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben lnger3olls de-
fendants setting forth that the said George W ia
misOn and Elizabeth A. Jam5On, on the 18th day OF
April, isl9, m0rtgaged 10 the plaintiff subdivision
Hoa 3Is and $50 in East Cleveland, CuyahOga c0un-
ty, Ohio containing 10 a99 acres Of land 70 secure
the payment Of said George W Jamisons note 70 the
plaintiff for Ten Hundred aud Ninety Dollars dated
April 18th, ls59 and payable in two years alter its
date, and that the other dsfendants claim some iu
tfrest in said land under them, aud as ing for udg
Tnent against said George W. Janis0n for Ten u an
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon lrOm
April 2gth, 1861, and for th sale Of said mortgagod
premises to pay the same. Said George W. JanIlson
Is also notified that order Of Attachment against
his property. rights credits and ehactst has ai5o
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn are further notified that
tion BY the 81 day Of August, A. d. ls5l.
junes, ls6l:sa BY 8. Z. BeaSis, Ett'y.
MASTERS SALE-PURsUANI
lyt to the command Of q decretsI order Of saIt
from the Court Of Common Please OF Ouy ahoge
County, at the suit Of William u. Hayes and otbers
against John Green brier and others, to me directed
shall expose for sale at public auctiOn at The dooi
OF the Court House, In the City Of Cleveland, on the
fifth day Of July, ls6 at three O'Clock 2. ~, the
following described promises, situate ia the town
ship Of Brooklynt In the county OF tnyqhoga, ana
Stafs Of Ohio aud being that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known IS
lots numbers twenty one and twenty two in JacOt
parkns's subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
portion Of original lot No nifty IN said township Of
Brooklyn each Of said lots being fifty ieet front oD
Clinton street. Appraised e So, $50 :, ,,,,r,5 g
Loren PreBtis Master ComTa'r
Plns iune33t2
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HnTs TO LETFER WRTTERs.-Un ncle Sam
is very particular about this little matter
of postage, SC, and letter writer's will do
well 10 observe the following hints;
lat Remember, always put your stamps
on the right hand upper corner of your
letters.
%. Don't make the direction cover the
envelope, and thus leave no room for the
stamp or post mark.
Sd. Remember and prepay yOurpOstage,
and be sure you pay six cents where ihe
letter is double weight, else it may find its
way to The dead-letter Office.
4th. Pre- psy your drop letters. 1t is a
little matter 10 carp about, yet Uncle Sam
says the postmaster must send all unpaid
drOp-letters to the dead letter Office.
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BUFFALO BOAr.-The "western MetrOP-
oils" came in this morning from BuffslO,
with good load of passengers and fair
freight The travelling public arc begin
ming to appreciate the advantages and
comfort offered them by these magnificent
floating palaces. The Metropolis" leaves
again for Buffalo this evening at s o'clock.
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IANna az III.IHnIa.

No State In She Yalle7 OF the Mississippi Oilers 50 crest
an indneensnt 70 the seiIer as the STATE Of H8nos.
There is no portion OF tho world where al the c0ndi
lions Of climate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 pro
ducs those great staples, Co.'s and WHEAI, as the
Prairies Of nlin0s.
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Onein-
NATL St. Louis, &c. and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with tho trains Of the n Y a H.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New YOrk
Oentral and Buffalo \ New York City RailrOads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, suB't.
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aoid bV va. EIRKE Agent taF IAesal
u A II A n R III

~ A L A X Il ID
The question IA yet Often nskod 'M hat Is this dis
easel dow know when rave the Catarrh y A.
ne disease was never tlnly defined BY medical books
never understood by physicians. till my theory OF
ID was published aud Is still often mistaken for some
other disease By the victims Of it, Therefore repub-
sh its true symptoms, in answer to The above guess
tons,
Tho following are soms Of the true symptoms oi
Catarfh Pain either dull or acute, In the head or
in lieu uf it, sensation Of funess, oppression con-
IN N ideas, lsilessness, Indifference to bu'ness
concerns, wsE OF physical and mental energy 10
PEI Form certain acts jobs, OF totarry into ell 81
certain preconceiyed plans At times, an Vbstrncted
breathing Through QUE or both nostrils, hoon tins
obstFncti0h giyes place TO prOuse discharge tfom
the nose iiilces throat On blowing the nostfils
forebly, hIittle crust-hardened mucus-is thrown
ont OF, en- tinged with b'ood. The sensation OF
huid dropp ng from the head down Into the throat
Is sometimes ielt Various noises or ringing sounds
In the ears arc noticed. When the disea-e has pro-
creased to maturity ami severity, many OF the sonses
beconle impsired and that Of smell is some lines to-
tally lost. That Of hearing sutf'rs much, and the
organs of Wis on participate In the rayuges. &C
culnulatiOh OF .vtscid nucus in the throat takes
place, especially In the night, and the patient u
aged fels like choking or sufOcating. To tue
b, cath Is impaired an Ouensiye, and, IN some an
stances, and fnstderable Odor by the secretions.
BRUACHlTl5 AND NEURALGIA.
The latter often termed 'AnorsOus headache, are
the ohsprinR OF Catarrh. And now, II the above
symptoms exist, or a majority OF them, the disease
b CAtArrh.
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TUE PoLtOwINa ENDcRsEMENTs CF
.sfi SPALDLHGiS sa
o ZIP a ALIO ILLs,
.--ll g., .ite.f- .r-f i. E
WIN convince all who suHor frOm
HEAL ACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As those Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. snail
ding, they afford unquOatiOnablO proof Of
the efficacy Orthis truly scien
p tino discovery.
MAsONvnLE, Conn, Feb. S, 1854
MR. sPALDIHe,
have tried your Oephslic Pills, and ike them
50 we'll that want you to send two dollars worth
lnPTS; Pa1t Of tbsss az. ,ar ,ba ,,o,.,,,o.. -
a few out Of the nrst box got from you.
Send the Pills BY mail, and obIige s.ii
r Es JAhES KENNEDY.
Al. s..,, HAvERFORD, Pa, Feb. 6. 1851.
: sfR. .af1-h t.Ea
I wish yol to send me one more box of your Csph.
ae Pills, have received great deal OF benefit from
them. Yours, respectfully,
a4r MARY ANN sfOIKHoUsB.
sFRUOE oGEEz. Huntington, Co., Ps-.)
a a. January ls, ls6I.
Yen en-: win gissss send me te sq.s. your ospha-
. Respectfully yours,
PsI have used Ons box Of your our Pills, and Ind
thsm excellent. -
-1.ral.i lsl. -.1-sti -..--
boa BELLE VERzoH, Ohio. Jan. S, Issl.
HEsRT q. SPALDING, Esq., Ts
Please ind inclose1 twenty five cents, for which
send me mother box Of your Oephalic Pills. They
Direct A. BTOVER, P. N.
t1r, Belle Vernon, WyAndot Co., q.
ii BEVERLT, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
l wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalie Pills more particularly before
my customers; liyoa have anything of the kind
One Of my castomers who is subject to severe Sick
Hoadaehes (nsualy lasting two days. Was cured Of
an attack in one hOur By your Pills, which / sent
900 4'e''''ii'' t'q Y. r. WILKES.
ssTai --s.7la. ....lla'I
si RETNOLpsBURa, Franklin Co., OhIo,l
HENRY q. srAEpINa, = '
No. As Cedar st, N. z,
DEAf Sra: frs. p a...s
inclosed find twenty tive f25) cents for which send
box Of "Osphalln Pills." Send TO address OF Rev
Vim. o. FILTER, Rsyn0Idsburg, Franklin 90, ohio.
honr Pills work like = ehaI m--cRFe Headache al
' i7l iS VIZ. iiut5. .. FILLER.
-..si-
YasILAHFI, Mich, Jan. "a, 1861.
Mr.. SFALDINo.
8IRs
Not long since sent to you for box Of OephaIie
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache aud Cos
tVoheHs and recstVed the same and they had good
an eiioct that WAS induced to send fore more.
Please send by Ieturn mail. Direct to
..r.. A. X. WHEELER,
.-- Ypsilanti, Mich.
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LFrop the E1nninsr.- -NortOIk. ~

tFrOD the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephaliS Pills accomplish the object for which
they made VIZ: Cure headache in all is foTms
lFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than thousand
casss, wiki entire success.
IFrom the Democrat, st. OIJud, Mimi
lfyOu are, or have been troubled with the head-
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills) 30 that YOu
may have them In case OF an attack.
lFrom the Advertiser. Providence, K.II
Fle CephAlic Pills are said TO Be remarkably ef-
eotive rem0J tor the htadachs, and Of the very
De5t lof lhat Iery frequent complaint which has oV-
[FrOm the Western Il. h. Gazstte, Chicago. M
We heartily 9dorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unri
vailed CeDhal 4 Ills. 7'
iFrom the KAnAwha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who Try them, viii stick to them
tFrom the Southern Path Finder, q. OIL
Try them you that ars afilctsd, and We are sure
that our testimony be added 70 The already nu
merous list that has received bents that no other
@'e's'nA can produces oi
cole IFrom the ST. Louis DenaocratI
The immense demand for the article CCephalo PinEl
Is rapidly enereasibg.
-.li IFrOm the 6azetts. Davenport, IOEa.l
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article ne did nOtF~ Nv to possess real merit.
l.l. cU -.lH-1 --ll5lI lI.f Cd.
lErom the Advertiser, PEogiIenOe, h. IL f
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
lFrom the Daily News, Newport, b. IL
OoPhalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
--la " -u.l r-a
lFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
Said 70 be very eficacioua for the headache.
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CONSUMPTION.

And here It il deemed Of the utmost Importance to
correct q preYalent-almOst unpardouable error
Bronchitis i5 known to be the immediate harbinger
Of Consumption. Not knowing, and not even suS
pecting that OatRrrh Is the pronouncing cause OF
bronchitis phyalcians have attempted TO remove ts
ia ter affection by local applications, such as nitrate
of silver ORGANIZATIONS, Limitations O medical ed va
pJrs lkc, to the throat aud fauces. Now, all sucl,
efforts to cure bronchitis afford palpable evidence Of
deusiOn only. therefore assert, that 70 cure brOn-
chitis and avert consumption, Catarrh must hrst lie
cuted. Upon this common sense postulate, have
predcatei my remedy iOr the cure of Oatarrhi and
not only have the satisfaction TO know that It has
proved eminently Huccessfui in the attainment OF
this object but that in accomplishing this, il has
permanently cured bronchitis aud aYeried cOnsump-
linn In Lhunaands of instances. ~
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NLEVELAND AND MAHONING

" Il u D A ID.
TIME TABLE No. Is-To take effect on and after
Thursday, March 2st 1861.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING NEE.
THE attention Of the enerpFsng and industrious por
ton OF the community Is directed 70 The following
statements and liberal inducements offered them BY the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
which, as they viii perceive, will enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and Industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, WIN
comparatively speaking, very little capital ID