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The -four regiments called for by Gov.
fickens TO 60 Into the camps of instrnc tion
have been fully organized. The following
Is the result Of the election for officers OF
Che regiment at Camp Butler, near Aiken :
Colonel, James Jones; Lieut.. Col. 8. Me-
Gowan; Major, w. d. Simpson.
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Alta meeting Of tho Central Relief Commit.
zee Of Lancaster District, on Saturday the 9Th
,oi Sept instant, the following resolutions were
adopted and ordered % be published in the
Ledger:
Resolved, That the Sub. Committees bc an.
thorized and requested :, draw uroyi.ior.
from those who have subscribed proyisions .o
relieve the wants Of the fsmilies Of the Voluo.
teers. until otherwise directed by the Central
COMMITTEES.
Resotred, That the Sub Committees be re.
,quested TO continue their efforts 10 obtain mb.
scrirtiors, and report the same 20 the Central
Committee, on Saturday the 2Sth Of Sent. mat.
Resolved, That the subsCommittces. Who
have not reported the number and narss Of
families, In the several Beats, requiring assis.
tance, be requested 10 do SO at the next meet.
ing OF the Central Committee, on the 2sth jnst.
Resoiecd, That Que hundred dollars, n 20
much be necessary, be appropriated 70 The
purchase Of fannels and other WOODEN clothing
fcr tho Lancaster Invipcibles'' under the com,
mand Of Capt McManu&
A full meeting Of the Central CommisSs IL
requested on the asth inst. as business viii be
trnpsscied on that day requiring the presence
sof every member
0so. hcC. .wITHERsPOON,
'5 ch'ma. Csssrsi Gsm'frs.
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The PosIrloN OF KrSrUcKr.-The State
Senate of Kentucky has adopted resolutions,
previously passed by the House, instructing
-hs Governor to issue, forthwith, a proclama.
zion, Peremp torly ordering the Confederate
troops 10 suit the soil Of Kentucky. A similar
resolution ordering tho Fcderaists to do the
same, was voted down.
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Our thanks are due Capt. J. d. Cousart, who
has lately returned from visit to Virginia, for
MAP Of the Seat of War;" 1t points out
the important lines and locations Of our troops,
also the battle grounds Of the 18th and 2lst of
July.
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, September 1.-THE sickness
is quite considerable, but it is mostly of a
nature that yields readily to good nursing
and medical treatment. The mortality
among the inmates of the hospitals is COM
paratively very slight
Ricnmond, sept l3.-There is nothing
new here worth telegraphing Things will
probably continue in their present state un-
til October.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, September | l.-Leslie Coombs,
OF this State, has written strong coercioa
letter to the Syracuse n. Y. State Conven.
tion.
The States Rights Convention Of this
state IS holding lis session IN the hall of
The House of Representatives ut Frankfort
The Stale Senate is not in session.
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Orr For VIRoIsIA.-The 'Sa1e.Iforn Band
of this place, having connected themselves
with the 9th Regiment s. c. Vol. (Col. Bland.
tng) Left on Monday morning last for Mannassa.
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The EDITOR has been unable, from sickness,
TO take any part in The making up of this pa
per- Our readers will please, therefore, excuse
the leanness of our editorial columns.
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John Williams, ESQ.

The nomination which will be found in An.
other column Of this issue, meets with our
heartiest commendation. The prominent posi-,
ton which Mr.. Williams has, for . number of
years past maintained in advocacy uf Southern
rights. identined conspicuously, as he has eser
been, with that policy which has at length re,
suited SO triumphantly in the Eerma&ion of
Southern Confederaey, 6espeaks for the nomi.
nation On the part Of our Congressional Dis.
trict, an approval which We feel sure cannot be
increased by words Of appreciation from us, else
they should be urged with all the force We
could give them.
Mr.. Williams has never played the part Of q
time serving politician. Regardless of con,
siderations Of mere personal popularity, amidst
all the fluctuations of public sentiment, his
voice has ever been heard In trumpet tones,
clear and distinct, in dcnunciation of the
wrongs which have been 90 systematically
heapsd upon US by the North and in the bold
advocacy Of that sharp, clear and well defined
remedy, which has at last been adopted by the
wisdom OF the South as the only one that could
rescue US from utter impending ruin. He al.
ways expected war TO follow the remedy
While many others could not bring themselves
to believe that our enemies were 90 utterly
wicked and foolish as to plunge our country
INTO the horrors Of war, In the mad attempt TO
prevent the exercise Of one Of our most cher,
ished rights, seemingly with q better insight
INTO their true character, acquired by a
deeDer study and mora r.t;o,t ,~...ac.,
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Provisions for the Cash,

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLAssEs, SALT,
- CANDLES, Pepper, Ginger, Spice and
Starch, Just received and Cor sale for Cash
ONLY. DO not ask for credit on the above
articles, as We would be bound to refnse.
iIASSELTlNE g. MASSEY,
Lancaster, July 30, '6l.
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Important from Cuba.

TO The Editor Of the Charleston Mercury
MATASzAs, September ,, 1861.
will advise you Of an occurrence which.
though provided for in the laws of nations,
nevertheless shows the friendly disposition
toward our Confederacy on the part of
Spain. On The 2lst ultimo, the Confederate
sloop Noank, GARDINER master, arrived Mt
this port from Charleston with n cargo of
rice. and she had scarcely cas-, her anchor.
when the Northern u. 5. Consul called
upon the Governor Of this city, demanding
that the vessel should not be allowed to
enter at the Custom iioas-. His Excel
lcncv requested that the demand sh oud bc
made in writing. which was don" ~ the
Lincoln agent. The request "ein.: r"..> r
ded Immediately To the Captain Gearr.i fur
advice, the ansa er Of this official yy"s a,
follows
"ln driue Of tn" proclamation oc Tier
Majesty the Queen, have delerminad, uu-
der date of the i7,h August, that all YES
sells occupied in legitimate commerce, pro.
cecding f6oT ports "f the Southern Conted-
crate States oi America, shall be entered
aud cleared under the Confederate States
Nag. and shal be duly protected b. the nu.
thorltles 81 the Island ; aud furII"r. that
foreign Consuis he notified ,ua TO inter
ference on their part can he tolerated
This deci-iou, u perfectly jus; one. WI
preclude all neccssit, OF selling Southern
vessels abroad wi.h IL view of avoiding OBJ.
struciions at the Custom Houses, at least
Ia reference to the Spanish dominions in
America, with which our c0mmrrce 10
much extended 1T the 4aNe time it will
show how The wInd blows, and tha, the
Spanish Government Is determined TO put
stop to the imperlinent pretentions of the
Lincoln employee in Havana, SchufelGt,
and 10 those Of all others dispo~ed to fol.
low in his wake. Tho schooner Dfid,oav,
Gage master, with rice, ran the blockade
successfully, aud arrived at Havana on the
3lst uit, from Newbern, N. Z. This will
be agreeable news, trust, to highly res
peetable Charleston firm. yERIrAs.
Running the Blockade - The Manchester
correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says that within the last week ships laden
with cotton have reached Liverpool, having
run the blockade. 1t is positively kno,on,
this correspondent; asserts, that men and
money arrived in this country Sy late
steamers to purchase light, qucik. sailing
craft, that can cross the Atlantic, steal into
creeks and rivers, get off again with n few
bales Of cotton, and all this to convince
England and France that the blockade il
not effectual, and that it cannot be enforced.
Big Guns--Some . aud IL inch Dahl.
green guns have reached this city lately,
and part Of them may cow be seen at the
Northeastern Railroad Depot They are
powerful looking weapons, and when placed
in battery will, no doubt, be equal to any.
thing that the Lincoln fleet can brig forth.
We noticed, by mark on the guns, that
they were manufactured, in 1861, by J. r
Anderson, Tredegar Works, Ri-hm md, Va.
fot the Confederate slates.-Mereury.
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Several communications have been crowded
out They will appear next week.
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NOT,CE-ALL persons indebted to
~ the Estate of John w. Belk, deceased
are requested to make payment to my At.
Iorney, w. A Moore, Esq, at Lancaster
& IT,, and all creditors will present their
claims 10 him properly attested.
WIiMUrH BELK, Adm'trix.
Aug. 7, lS6l-26 Gin
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ANNOUNCEM

N1T7CE.-l WISH TO MAKE
~ known to the public that the subscri
ber hn. charge Of J. Il. Masscy's Mills and
has had them pat in good order with new
bo'ting cloths From my former expert
ence. feel assured, that can please any
who may give me Il trial.
+. p. INGRAM.
Aug 2l, 1861. 3m
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Copartnership.
CAMDEN, s. G..
Notice.

DURING my absence George McC
Witherspoon will act as my Agent and At.
torney in fact, and is authorized TO repre-.
sent me.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
April IL, 1861. loft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

OEITErx, MKELrE 8 &CO.-concerning the
recent failure Of claain, Mellea s Co.. Of
New York, Who were wsll knOWa IN this
locality The New York Tribune has the FOL-
lowing:
We have for some time past avoided nam
ing failures, but the Importance Of the
house OF Massrs. Claain, Mellen s Co.,
which suspended to-day, induces Us 70 de-
part from our rule. With the exception
perhaps Of Messrs, A. I. Stewart 5 Co.,
this vas much the largest dry goods job.
bing house in the country. Their sales in
some years have reached twelve millions Of
dollars. After severe struggle 10 main
tain payments under Wholesale repudiatiOn
Of debts due them nt the South, and re-
strieted remittanees from the West, We re.
gret to be obliged 70 record their suspen-
sion. Their liabilities are reported ct
three millions, but We think they must be
larger. About four months ago they we're
reported to owe nine millions, with good
and nominal Gssets Of twelve millions.
The paper Of this house has been selling
for some time past at three to Eve per cent.
per month, and the house has bought up at
these rates q considerable amount. The
house has had very high reputation for
business ability, and We have no doubt
everything that is possible with energy
and ability will be done TO re-establish its
operations.
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MeaifiuIes.
AYERS .SARSAPARILLA,
nOMPOIIND- REMEDY Dl

COMPOUND REMEDY. DE-
"A SIGNED 70 be the most shectual ALrERAFIgI
that can be made. It is q concentrated extract o.
Para sarsaparnlas 20 combined with other su5stan-
oea Of still greater Alternative power as 70 aord 81
puted to cure. II is believed that such remedy is
wanted BY those who suffer from Strunneus COM
cure must prove Of immense service to this larFF
class Of our afflicted ieioE-ctizens Bow c0mBlete-
pertinent many ot the WOrst eases 70 De found II
the following complaints
EIoNs AND ERUPTIVE DIsEAeEss ULCERS PInPLEs,
BLOTOHEs, TUNORss SALT RHEUHs ScAID HAD
DIsEAsE, DRORsY, NEURALGIA on TIC DOULOUREux.
DEBILITY DEsREFsIA AID INDIGESTION kRYsIPELAei
class Of complaints, arisins hOm ImBurity Of ths
Blood.
htnors which tester In the blood ct that season Of
the year. By The timely expulsion Of them many
tndes can, By the aid Of this remedy, spare them.
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptons and III
% rc itself OF corruptOna, not assisted 20 do this
through the natural channels Of the BODY by al.
teratiEe medioine. Cleanse out the T1tisted blood
whenever you md its impurities bursting through
the skin in pImpless eruptOnsr or sores; cleanse Il
when you ind It obstructed and sluggish in the
Teins cleanse Il Whenever It Is toul5 and your feel
ngB will tell you when. Even Where no particular
disorder is t, people enjoy better healrh and llVs
healthy, and ali "a vel; but with this pabui1m o.
ne diSordered, there can be no lasting health
Sooner or later something must 90 wrong and ths
qreat machinery Of lie q disordered or OTarfhroWn.
Earsaparilla has, and deserves much, the rsputa-
ton OF accom- pliahiug thes5 ends. But the world
has been egregously deceived by preparations Of IT,
partly because the drug alone has not al the Virtu
that is claimed for II, but more because many pre-
srAtions, pretending 70 be Concentrated extracts q
G contain but little ct the virtue OF Sarsaparia,
Any thing elBe.
During laEs years the public have been misiesi y
large bottles, pretendns 70 give quart Of EKtrRt
Of edrsaparilla for dollar. Most Of these have
bsen frands upon the sick for they not only contain
little, q any, Sarsaparilia, but often no curative
properties whatever. Hence, bitter aHd painful dis
tfScts OF SsnEaparia which Hood the market, until
fhe name itself IL Justly despised, and has hccomi
cal this compound sarsaparilla and intend to SUP
blY such remedy shall rescue fhe name fron the
load OF obloQuy which rests upon it. And We thinh
We have ground for believing Il has virtues Whict
are irresistible BY the ordinary Of the disease,
it is intended to In order to secure their com
psts eradication Rom the syBtsm the remedy shOuc
be juoiciOuslY taken according to drections on th
boftle.
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Aeaal Jill.
7T0TTOE M CONTRADICTIONS


IN Proposals VIII be received at the once OF the
City Civil En- ngneer OF the City Of CeYeand until u
O'Clock M, August l2 1861, for building Sewer or
Drain in Cas- Avenue, with the mallllOles, catch
ba-ins, &C. connected with the same to extend from
the sewer nov IN Case Avenue to the Kingsbury
Brook.
Plans and specifications can be seen and more par
ticular information had at Bid Engineers ON % on
and after the 5th day Of August.
Each proposal must bs accompanied by good and
sufficient bond requiring The bidder to enter into
contract ct the price named in his proposal should
the same be accepted. ~
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reserFng the right to accept re-
isct the same. By order Of the Board.
.H-- -eHaaf- t4 JOHN WHITELAW,
Cleveland. July 1888 City Civil Engineer
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OFTIcs OHIO PEsITENTfARY, I
Columbus, JHlg 8. 1851. J

--'-' Governor Of Ohio:
n CERTIFY THAT LUCUIS NJ.
CLARK. convicted ofthe crima Of ras1irg Coun-
tsrieit Bank B lis, in the Court pf Common Pleas
Cuyahcga county, Ohio, At the Alag LerLs 1850, and
sentenced to Three years imprlOulna in this Pen
itsutiarY has committed no ibfraction o. the Lava
and Rules OF this institution during bis eondns-
ment here. 5NO. a. FREHIfOE, Mardsn-
iuly22lStI b Thee. Z. Hewitt.
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FoR WAsHTSeTOS.-Maj H. Allen, Of
the 10Th Pennsylvania Regiment who has
been in Warren, Pa, Tor the past four
weeks, recruiting three years men, to hll
up the Regiment left on the Pittsburgh
train this morning te join his regiment at
Washington. He informs us that the regi-
ment is NOW nearly or quite full BE sent
forward tsenty-eight men from Warren,
Pa, for Co. Il, last week.
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Or WELL NEAR SANDUsKY.--The San
dusky Register of this morning says that
man in Sherman township was much
surprised on Friday last, by finding the
water from his we'll, which had been in use
some seven years, covered with oil. Il ie
found that one-tenth Of the oleaginOus
mixture is OIL It is quite clear, and burns
we'll in its unrefned stste-sO says cur in
sOrmant, who saw the oil and saw it used.
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STREET PARKDE.-The Cleveland Grays,
Co. E, had street parade this forenoon in
the full uniform. Few such military ps-
rsJes have been made, by any one cOmpa-
ny, in this city. Every movement con-
WINGED the bystanders that the pioneer
company Of Cleveland have lost nothing
by the three months absence from which
they have just returned. ~ sp
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C0MfEEtipneta.

LRESH FRUIT RECEIVED THIS
DAY.-A choice lot of
PEACHES, PEARS, AND APPLES,
Augl Iwr MOULD & HOGAN.
DEACHES, PEARS q NEUTA-
RIHES.-A fresh lot Just received from the
south, by MOULD HOGAN,
giy2S Corner Euclid St a Pub Equars.
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TnAFKLRRi8 nEGIsTRR.
Roccusioa of Company G., Ioth ResiEient,
fa Warren.


Ths return Of Captain Barretfs company
from their three months campaign in
Western virginia, to their homes in Trum-
hun county, on Friday evening last, was,
without doubt, one OF the most interesting
and pleasing occasions that has marked
the stirring events Of the past year Their
arrival had been snxiOusly looked for, for
several days, by loving friends, and every
preparation that friendship and admira-
ton Of their soldierly conduct could sug-
gsst, was freely adopted 10 give the boys q
happy and cordial welcome home. On tho
arrival Of the evening train, they were
met By large assembly Of citizens, the
several military and FIRE companies, brass
and martial bands, and escorted TO the
Public Square, where they were formally
received by Mayor Smith in brief and ap-
propriste remarks. The response of Capt.
Barrett was alike crsditable to his head
and heart. q
Alter the speeches, the soldiers were in
vitsd tc partAks of bountiful oOllstiOn
prepared for tbsm by the nsbls ladies Of
Warren.
The p.Oseedings Of the evening passed of
mos. agreeably to sn. All seemed to feel
happy, and the hearts Of the brave vOlun-
tesrs were made to bound with gladness
By the OverAowing manifestations of re-
gard and appreciation Of their merits by
their friends athome. Long may they live
to enjoy the honors they have 50 nObly
won in defense Of their countFy's honor and
6aR.
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

thus far capital and labor have been applied % de-
Veopng the soil the great resources Of the State n
coal and iron are alnost untouched The nTaTiabs rule
that the mechanic flourish best where food andfue
arc cheapest will follow at early day inInois, and
10 The course Of the next ten gears the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that a. least
stato OF Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
meutg -.rH-
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pPTcEg AED TKRMs OF P4YHrEVF.

ne prices Of these lands vary ffoa s. to SIS PER
acre according 70 location, quality, &s. Erst class
farming lands sell FOR about SO 70 SO Per acre and
the relative expense Of slbduing prairie lad as con-
pared with wood land IS Ia the ratio OF 70 10 IN favor
Of thsf0rer. The terms Of salsfor Ne buk of these
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-CoSSEAUr ARTILLERT.- This company
Of artillery, under command Of Capt. Car
lin, went through this city last evening
for Columbus, with one piece Of can non.
The company consists of eightg-fYe men,
about half Of whom were uniformed, the
balance TO be uniformed in Columbus
Capt. Carlin has a fine company Of men,
and they will make good artillerymen. r
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PEAcHEs-A basket Of luseious peaches,
all covered with bushes, was found within
the precincts Of our sancium this morning.
From certain family resemblance too re-
markable to be mistaken, it is very evil
dent that they came of the same race with
those which Messrs. Mould s Hogan are
wont to display 10 tempt the palate Of the
peach-loVing public.
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PRESENT POPULATIOH.

PRESENT POPULATIONS. "a
me STATE Is rapidly fling up with population ses,i
O25 persons having been added since 1870, making th0
present population 70 5Cs, ratio Of 1oz per cent n
AGRrcUITuRAL pRoDUCFs
NE 1ercuitural Products Of Illinois are greater than
thoss or any other State he proucs sent out during
the past year e5ese5 =. - ~, ~ 49,, - -,
crop yields not less than 40 200 200 bushels
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL.
NoEhars can the industrious farmer secure such IN
mediate results for hls labor upon these prairie soils,
hey being composed Of deep Eieh loan the fertility
10 ACTJAL CULTIYAT0RA
Since 1854, he C0nipdng hare sold 900 d1zl-
NV ssI only 10 GetiaI elituator1, dad eg coItr1c
o0uiGins an dQreeMe1t % euituds 1lef11d has ben
constructed dgoHoh fkese lands a. solB q so 900,
az a "a & "a 5as sSas li1 og ses ss z7s'
29s have bsss adfe5; naing as tDAd's population sl4,
soi, gaia Of l43 per cent
EVIDENCES OF P30sPERITY. Z
As an evidence OF The Thrift OF fae people, Il may b
stated that eco 900 tons q freight, ln6ndng 6oo 900
bushels of grain, and ESQ 900 barrels q nor were for4
Warded over The line last year. .aa
EDUCATION. a
Mechanics and workingueu WI and ne irse school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with 4
large revenue for the support CT schools Their ehh1
drsn can live in sight Of the church and schcohouse8
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYHKEF.
me prices Of these lands vary from s. 70 SIS Per
acre, according 70 location, quaty, s. kirst class
farming lands sell FOR about SO 70 SO per and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie lana IS con-
pared with wood land Is Ia the ratio OF 70 10 n favor
of former. The terms Of salsfof Ne buk Of these
lands win be ~
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
At SIX per cent per annu and SIX interest otes a Az
per cent payable respectively IN one two, three, four
I've and six years from date e sale and four noia1
for principal payable m four, i've ard SET en- yeaTd
from date Of sale puatng 1tf ae-tenth
of the tract purchased shall be fenced aud Cultivated
each Hnd every year TOR ge years from date q sale
leo that at the end Of i've years oneha shall be fenced
and under cultivation. 4
TWENTY PER CENT. Will BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except the same should Be
At SIX dollars per acre when The eaah Prize l be I've
dollars.
productions prices, and terms OF PayneE- can be had
OSTER, Land Commissions,
= <-u CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ees. and Cities situated uPon the Illl-
100. APFLETON'S SBA11NEAX CUBE
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4 URIOUS KOINOTDENOFI
sIoAH UEDaR THE oOUsrFa
aAITH AND OrHEss N A Boa

''-A1A AND 0THERs N A BOXiTi
n5glS41s q sight Eith hts Celebrated Ap sr,r,
SgS1DiLlVA fOWDNksi where every o-,l.s = .
for Tsbe ~ e.a INC nc Pest hedieihs h uSs
Aney are = 3oElZef1 Remedy for CO.. fi-s.ls ~
Al-4 ol Apnelifos hlde. bound, Disfenrsf-, ea4lai
A.S.s ~ -. .-ee give aatfsflcfio- -. -.
1,ii 80 4lo Rele ns7d than, can ferfi s-e
Slis4i7ls; - - tne1 tor sale b. II III 5isssIis
y !. k-le--,s - On t1erlr and stron = -
Ol4{s.aaa, y. and b al DfuFfi4fs is ~ ~,
.soi y 1y tho - stfs
1-t s. sddrS'Si o'''-la' Vnios @ whom all ofjss
oD.iAAdeN &c. EnRRIa
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& F0RGF FSHi7ENBRFNNFR m

The STATE Of Ohio, lCourt Of Common Pleas.
Ouyahoga County IS.
Caroline E5henbrenner,
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RATLRnAn GYsTFlf o. TLLTNOTs.

Over 500 900 900 OF private capital have been ex
usnded 0 ne railroad system Of IlaOis Inasnuch as
ar Of theineoms from several of these works, with
valuable publicfund in lands, go o diminish ihe State
axpenses the IAxzs ARI 1laf and must consequently
.Very day decrease. 81 rFH "