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MACHINERY,
DlCK's ANTI FRICTION MACHINE,

AND PRESSING IiiON, &C.,
TiE MOST EfIiClsSNr, ECoNoMiCAL M AND
7Friciion Is all buy done away with, next TO no oil
required IL running them and No repAirs are need
for years the largest IN chine require less than
,s-horse power tor shearng and Punching Iron t.
inch In thicknes, with no yerceptible effort do-
q the work In tho mott smooth and perfec. manner.
.kmsnt In the coultrS, to learn the value Of the
,rious machines made updef DICKS PATENT,
ch a. COOrER & IlrwErr, Trenton, N. j.; C0ailss
rrAn Enc UfSR Go, Providence, l.; b. &W. w.
.,RsEII, JAWS, RPrw 4 Co, New York; VIVIAN
yrTy RoLLIra MILLS, Detroit, Mich; CoLLTss AXE
AoroRy, Collinsyille Ct., and many others In New
.fork, New England, Virginia, Illinois Georgia Ohio,
10, DC, many Of whom, after usins them for two or
hree year say they would not be without them for
hres or four times their cost and others say that In
pnpsrison with any other machines known to them,
hat they psy for their cost in every sir month";
An erden promptly attended TO- and all Information
STEVENS BROTHER d Co.
sOI.E AGENTS, x22 PEARL STREET,
- las G24 NEW YORK.
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spnin no, ready to scknowicse s.v,s C.re-
lima Indepcpdept.

The master OF brig Just arrived Al mi.
port from Havana, reports that on the day pr,.
yious to her sailing, about 10 A. NJ, a small
brigantine, from Charleston, came In past Moro
Castle with tho Palmetto flag flying, or rather
the stripes with but one star but Immediately,
by order OF the officer in command at the More.
brought to anchor under its guns, and ksst
there until about L. NJ, when tho flag OF tho
Union was hoisted, and she was permitted to
pa,s up the harbor Port ddp
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t:en. Joseph Lane.

Jo LANE wrote letter to his wife, giving
his views Of the state Of the Union. Here is
the letter as reported for the Kankakee Gu
Sette:
M orlense, jan. 10 1861.
Delr Cane,
write to tell you tha, have dis-oluted,
In kommon witk the Bowth. We are Afsard OF
resolved TO thro thin on the tender nursy OF the
North. can't tell when 1 vii cs You, the Cussry
neds my service, andv won't CIV her ny. rite
sol tho COW and ges some money, fur l expect q
Office uOw. Your husbssd,
10 LANk.
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<EW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 CO.,

STEVENS, BROTHER 4 co,
222 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
lon Of fsTATiONARY and PORrABLE STEAM EN
3lNES sud B0II.ERs, WO0DWOkrHp planners
and az other W0op WoRaIss MAnIIsEs;
LATHES, planners, DklLlS,
LEATHER RUBBER BELTlNl.
BADBIT and OTHER C0APOSITlON METALS,
VIII All oth~r articles needfu Ia Mich, % shop,
" SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
sD. DICKS" Oelebrst Ant.fric'ton
.sl SHEAR5, PUNCHES n PRFSSES
HFRREYS DOURLE-ACTISG BALL VALVE
!, PORTABLE SCALES m aREAr VARIETY.
' ''"e' ' MsusB
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Thu. does not include the HsOsdonisa. % guns,
and 300 officers and men; fwhassAn, IL guns and
40 men; the Brooklyn, Il these vessels are NO,
capable Of doing homo harbor duty.
The preparations OF the United State. corvette
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WANTED.

lHOUSE WANTED-wILL BUY FOR
cash, II cheap-A ANAL well built modern hou.e or
Ioottsee IN good neglbCrhood In out of the city
fA1ffes with rtre number, full description and low
~ price, ID. C., box 84s =. o. fe2 3'i23
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Army Intelligence.

When the shallow draft steamers now under
orders for sea- are in commission, they will In sd-
di.oa 10 those already cruising oil Fiorids cousti
tuts coast guard as follows;
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vJgo.,sV., IsasIO was vusy wIts .as UwA
hsre, when Lucills came forward with q deter
ipisss f.ee uallks shg Esesas hstlsss !osk. ~
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-.v.iuiiIunlA wuero ziIo snVu,a pgsslI os Iaiu
lAa % haadsoQs.
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JEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
y STEVENS BROTHER d co,

Y ~ Feaf btrett.
. Evory description of stationary and portable deAm
uSiness ins nj baud laths, power and haD plan
%; drills, gear cutting maohines bolt cuttsrs aortls
and tenonibg machines, &s also circular Gnd up
INT saw milk Of various kinds; grain milk Ia great
Iety. All Tor sale at tho very lowest prices % sgit
b. times Jas u'2J
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=. sn1,r r e.; sIs ':0.1Ss ns "a W.. . b. wi.
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= EHJGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-

ed, agents for this Invaluable paint srs pre-
sred 10 supply tine large cass deal, "a at the lowest
Anufaeturer. prces. They warrant the article 10 be
peisr 70 any sold In this market being fully 70 per
at DeiAl for prs-efyins iron and Other metals and
lteS With ons coat OF this paint will be kspt par
ly dryf on many yaAr-af about one-third the prios
STEVENS, BROTHER a Co,
22e Pearl a.. New York
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
rppra oxau I'M .nv. -

y.two words, or less, one day. so cents; two d.vs
70 cents; ,h,ee days, sf; six days, 81 Is. All In,
se,uon ons in,ids same price essA day.
hariages and Deaths, 25 cents for each four lins,
smosthIy hyeitiscments Of four iipsa, insertsd =
w OF the ofce, ~ for every ~ inssr-
o.; ~ r., hdy@ nssnents received until 10 O'Clock, r.
IN rms esu'i'Ahnensi 10 entirely closed on Sunday.
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next day, out addsc that thsy must not expss |
toe . .. d dh,nss'f I'LL syaaiuG Ia0s y wvlla 6s |
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SEWING MACHINES WANTED LADIES

SkN ING MACHINES WANTED LADIES
~ TO lgnru 70 Q yrat7 on Whe Ter & Wilson's i'm.
I Owed 'ev ine mac Inc b, q! the oldest expert
g. ced oicTa'or. ~ 81 az tauGh' sll kind. Of stitch
1 8, henI1inr, 'el ~, 'CNing rulreL and thorough
rsnercm Mt oi tNr cH Ing rnacinrs Nerfectly aud re-
ctmmend'd TO gnnl r'tcCI Tor 81. Thoss wanting
tie tore tel 24ac lGJ
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
EMPa~sxnENT-rssaase.

uELP WANlED-ALl. SERVANTS
IL Ing .FuHt OF = In first c,as familics, hotel.
rnf ardirg ou-'~ hn,ll III q t.. Information. 4.
Iup'o, ment &c. > BrNotne street near Centre
mskd Se-yant, for every capacity houid cos ri yht
s~s, Pieces nov open-remenber 40o Broome IT.
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QOARDING--TWO OR THREE YOUNG
- men can be comfortably accommodated with
rood board Rt l Pearl st Of Frankfort, Dr.
Princes drg store, Franklin sluAre. Vacancy for
NO ladies'. fel S'1Sl
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CEwING. MACHINES AND LAUNDRY

CEW1NG-MACilINES AND LAUNDRY
CManuac sud de ,lCrr Il, ladies' and chldrcns
Ssin and fancy sct, aj linen eords Of every sescrp
bob, dtiriue hand machine -,wins and ironing
have pNnptly tNocuti IN the De-t manner al very
ndnoed prlcet, BY dy accustomed 10 the bu'iaes,
all work wtTr-nt q 10 give entire satisfaction, r.
SHAW, Il CROSBY At, next i5,r 10 Spring Il jsSi Gl5S
SEWING WANTED Ladies'
~ 70 learn g. opeI ate W singers aud VIII eer Wi.
.n's ewing m 'chin-s All branches Of the machine
ought Terms easy, ard pr-ctice on work. Apply ct
kio Gold =. Prcptyn, botsaaD High and kAsau
iae 24ac'll2
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

fATNO. s THOMPSON STREET-GOoD
fAboard, pleasant rocms aud dngle beds, So week
also . for 9 andhis wifs Meals always ready
'at the time Don't paw - md s5 . week. when yoa
IN esk - GOOD for 81 AIS 24ar12T
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|R OARDIN N GA FEW RESPECTABLE
- young men can be accommodated with GOOD board
md rooms and warm parOr by applying at 192 Chat
Square, next door to BsrnumS clothing store also
/ 'ay boarders accommodated ja30 24Ac'lyS
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IlOARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE.
OLseu can be accommodated with board also gen
'ranklin Square, New York. ja24 2AAc'la9
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a FEW SINGLE GENTLE
|' men--AlsO a Gentleman and wif2-oan be accom-
lodatTd with boari, A. AZ Greenwich st., bgtwssu
yatts aud Canal hs5, t.Iis'et rooms 10 let, with
|,r without bard las 2tac'il2
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lOARDISG--A | IG6 BOWERY-A FEW
Jyouns men cNn be- Noccmniodated with good bosrd
nd pl, AsAIt rooua asb utlUInen and their wives
nth Scard and frur'fd rooms on reasonable tuInA
Ja29 24Ac'125
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sROARD sz,5o--GREAT REDUCTION IN
iOboard-Con,iortab.s with excellent board 81
TO So week, former prices ~ to Sd lsdie- from
" up, for oomioIt gooi living and ohsspna-> this
pours fxcrs all 1t erA, q warm parlor with piano.
HatchnieD al night, ~ lodsinn cbasrN az tIsoe-
ard It,, nsAr ar'siwsv ja15 2rac109
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:. OHUH9ETTIL = : gH Rot !. i RRR r s.s.r.
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Last evening during the blow which pre-
ceded the thunder storm, the bark DeSoto
OF Cleveland, collided with the schooner
Pilot Of Green Bay, in the river nearly op-
posite the foot Of Woodward avenue, srik-
ing her amidships. She soon afterwards
sunk in about forty-6ve teet Of water. TIE
Pilot and another schooner were coming
down the river, toFed by the steamer Mag
net, and had just east loose her line when
the squall struck her. The anchor was let
20. and almost immediately afterwards the
DeSoto came rushing up the river unesrfnil
canvas, 10 all appearances totaiiy unman-
ageable. Her captain says thathe used bis
exertion TO avoid the collision, but
he had hardly caught sight Of he schooner
before his vessel was upon her. The Pilot
was loaded with twelve thousand bushels Of
wheat from Chicago, bound for some port ia
Canada. The crew suck to her until her
deck was under waEer and then pushed OF
in the yaWl without ever saving q rag Of
clothi1F-Detr0t Adj. Sta.
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By the use Of thsss Pulls the periodic attaosS Of
Nervous or Sick Hsadach0 may Be prsEsnted; and II
taken At the commencement Of an attack Immediate
Felisfirom pain and sickness VIII b obtained.
They seldom ial in removing the Nausea or Had
ache 20 which ~ males are subject.
Thsy aet gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iVsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, sid
all persons Of sedsntary habitl, they are valuable q
8 Laxative, improving Che appetite, giving tons and
Visor 70 the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of tho whole system.
THE UEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
rslsTsd q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous SIS.
tenn, or from q derangsd state OF the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
sad may be taken at all times with perfect safsty,
Without making any change Of diet, and tho abssncs
Of any disagrsoabls taste renders it easy to admins.
ter them 70 Children.
BEwARE OF OoUETEBFEITsl
The genuine have ave aisnstures Of Henry O.
spalding on each Box =
SS-sOId By Druggists and IN Dealers in Medicine
4 Boz viii b sent By man. Prupsid, on rscsiBt o.
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
aEAu orders should Be addressed to
Sod sdsds- ssSse New FSfs.
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BmL1ARDs.-Mons. Berger, the French
champion Of the science Of billiards, will ar
rive here this afternoon, and viii play this
evening at Foley's rooms, on Bank street.
Some arrangements will probably be made
for q public exhibition Of Berger's skill with
the cue ether at Chapin's Hall or other
suitable place. Seereiter, the Detroit player,
arrived this morning and viii play this eiter-
noon at FOIey's. Amateurs can now have
an opportunity Of seeing what can be done
by professionals.
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FATAL AccIDEEr-Miss Mary Webster
was killed on the 4th in the town Of Bur-
ton, BY The running away Of a team The
horses became frightened at a band Of mu-
sic, and run of, throwing the young lady.
ont q the buggy and inJuring her 50 badly
that she lived but a half hour
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Orr FOB YIRsiElA.-The two boy COM
panies who were ANNOUNCED as being under
orders to take up their march for Virginia
left on the Pittsburgh train this morning
They were fully equipped for going into
camp and win hall, we believe, about Eve
miles from wheeling and remain for week.
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gRrgENF POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
m. et.ie q randy fling up With p~opuia1o1 49,
Is usrsons having been added Enco 49,
resent P~Opuladon 1,T1 . fAhD
en- years.
AeRICULTURh PRODUoI4
ma i0-icutural Products q ulinos are grca1rt4M
ofany other sax. Ihsp-educ8 ssl oqtalE1S
bs past year excssted 800 pel
sfIs5oa1uroscha8 S5Jc00yooo busneAl Wn4e - era
yieiis Dot les than 1s0Iooopoo bushels
FERTrETT7 OF TIE SOL
Novbsr. can The industrious fzrnsr seuue s1ch In
1850 results sor his boE asup0nfheepraE soa5
beTbsink e0mposedo 81 deep rch CAM m9A44
Of which, g unsQrpas7ed y
10 Actual CDLEVAI07a
C'nes 1884, ne C7mpdRy haze sod 10000 ea4
.Tieg n oafg 10 dauL elIar1t0Ts, AID Gag e
1900 an dqresrnt % elasaiz Iero1dhDN
.e.zatrudd dsoaqh bes laHd5
oeo IN $50 As P'psaea
I2es hare bess addedi 1aas9ng a. vs1eP
Iss1, agaiB q 1&SP1e&
EVIDENCES OF P3OsPERITT.
Asaae evidence Of The thru o. &c peope, Em.y6
stated that coz, oco tons q 49,, n
lbushoIa OF grain, and 2505oeO o41as
wzrded over the line kstyear.
EDUcATI0N.
Mechanics and &orkfngnea WI IND he free sckcc-
lzv7tem gncourared BY ne SKA Ed sooed VIA
sree revenue f0r the support q ecnoe- 1lsr ela
liren can 1.-Two IN sight q the church ala s1ooa2
lsna crow up with the prosperity ofh7 eadng S4l9M
ne Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERKs OF PEYlEET
i Ths prices Of these zads vay from sc@s3
,lacre, according 70 l~ocaton, quality kn
lands sell for about f1otoS acre 49,
the relative expense q slbdung prairie Ind a3 eQn
lt,area vim wood z1d IS inthe ratio Of Eml47or
q thefourer The tGus q sAsIor Y S&
bands wtlb5
OER yRAR's ETERET N ADVANCE
lst SIX ser cent Fer anHun, and sn intcyestIoA @4
lper cent. payable respectively o1eI tEo, t4ro l9as
40 81 81 years from date d sale and lo1r ma
slfor principaI, payable mf1I, ne E2n4l91
,irrom data or De; the couiractsHPalam gUttlet-AA
sorfhe tact purchased sail be fenced and cllEetsa
.each and every year, for I've ysarslron data ctsas
10 fhat st tho end CT I'VE years Oh snal @noa
land under cultivation
iTwTrTY PER CENT. WILLIE DEDUCTED
.lf-om he valuafon for cash, ezceptthe same shod4ee
Al 81 dollars per acre, when tie easa prce FA
ldollar5
productions, rrisss, andisrms 9fPs7naHt can e lad
,oSTER, Land CommisaioneE
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
and cifiea situated upon the nll-
.18O, APPEETON's RA1LWAH aOAoE'
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NEW nj

1lAsereadlnF oubebs, OopalbA, Oapeulel., q any
eomteunS that has ever been before the public II
aAs been SsJS YIUHpRED PHYSICIANS.
IN tbsir pIiyats prsctios with entire success, N Ell
'a'''B BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For diaeasas 4 a privsts diseases aOure y frequent.
.s-forn,Sf IN 4 week. aud entire conndence may
81 siseed IN them. This remedy = . neSt diseos-
-. sneci6e. more actfYe and more SPEEDY 10 ~ Ell
80 tban gubebs or COpaiba alone. The flis At
Ssif &c siss OF Capsules, and neYer nan.eate ~
stomach or impregnats TIE breath. Ok oo1sn nm
e. Pfi,o ONE DOLLAR.
T6e aboVs val De seat By mail, on receipt OF th'
nensy; 50 rfsKv av.ps nv Tl~ssisnA.
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XEaaI AatlfEs.


John webster. Pra cgyahosa County 9elq N
TAe Judd Linsesd 4 ton 81 moneT-
sPeT6S aSaaSSE In AttsshmsBs
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
notice that on the 2Tlb day Of Nay isla the
PI4lnfif commeneed Els arIiOu 10 the Court ef0om-
mon Plras, il and Tor CuyahQaa county On.9
object ard prayer of fha potirion tn Whcl araonA
70 recover the am0unt % Si3u2 o. Win tnter4l
thereon from September lsl, l61, claimed q ne .o1s
from defendant 70 plaintiff, Tor demage 1l4A1tq
hy the plaintiff in the sale 70 hin ~ Rel-a q
oil which dsf5ndant ropresented - pure ualeesei
tsEetad Linaeed Oh. on or abeut the lenn 4aI olAT
Tsmber. 1854. andsiLfh Gndeighth DAYS q June la1
Inch was nus IN feet pEr8 Linsecd ulf hlr re ABB
gas fnpur- snd adultsrafed, and Whlc1 paintIu
bought Of dsiendsnt for lsa IN the manuAcQle or
OH Clofhs, bF reason Of tho impuIity an5 tdlttsfa'
ton (which the Oh cloih MANUFACTURED uom 9loa
on vss reu ered unsaleabi8 and Falua-e a19ptan-
tn was compelled to AXE the same tacE Non ~
customers and has been unable toael ne 1 ma
and also b reascn Of ghieh, his rrpus1trcne tmA1
ufctursr Of Oh Cloth has been grso8I Q4U.afas
and aise By reason Of which be Wa deprived q A
of his oil cloths to divers parties, % ne Es.ln4la
damaee in all oil thr above mentioned s1m-
The Descendant viii demuzF or answer 1N ~
tIon On or baiora he 18th day q AueI E o.
iud1msut viii be taken By deault agatlgt =
AAH6L1s
juns7:sA FiaintiEa Atorne.
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Aeaal MotiEEs.


W. JAMIsoN,
and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York IN
lt6s State q New York will take notice that Legls
Mueller, Of cleveland, Cuyahoga County Ohio. Ga
on the sfh day Of June, a. le6li PIE ms pst121
IN the Court Of Common Pleas, within and lr tle
county Of Ouyaheqa, IN said STATE Of Ohio against
he said George ". Jamison and Elizabeth A.Jaa
isOn, and Jarvis Leonard an heu6en t1ge.s9as -
fsndants, setting forth that tbs said 9forge Ma
mison ana Elizabeth a jamisonl on me htne ca %
April, 1853, mortgages to the Plaintiu sqDalyisl9n
lS5 No : SiS ;t J, F.sf dsSsia5d. uuTShoTa com
u, Ohio, containing IL & 6-l09 acres Of land % 3eeets
the payment Of said GeorEeW yamtso1s note totne
plaintiff for Ten Hundred aud Ninety DonaIss eassq
Anrir 7sth. Is59. and payable in two years after Ia
data, and that the other attendants claim some m
tsrest ia said land under them, and as siugi LOT l91s-
ment sgainst said George W Jamis0n Dr Ten Ian
ired and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon nom
April 18Th, 1851, aud for tn sale OF HMo morls9eea
premises 70 pay the same said George ". Samlsoq
"a also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his propsrty riehlB, credits and snec5t has alao
been ISSUED N said actiOn. said George W .Jamlton
and Elizabeth A. Jamison are nrthef notllsd ll4t
they are required to appear and answer SAID Pu-
ton b. the ID day Of August A D lSsl
Junss, Isst:sa b 3. B. Bes.is, ATTY
WASTEk'S E-PURsUANI
to the command Of . decrstAl order Of Ealc
Connty, at the suit Of William u Hayes and Others,
aganstJohn On eRbrier and others, 70 me direeteds
shall eyposa for sale At public suction At the eooi
OF the Court House. In tbs City Of CieFelAndt on me
ffth daV OF Jolly, 1861, a. three O'Clock p. NJ ths
folIoW1nR described premisess situate IN tbe town,
ship OF Brooklyn, IN the county Of NnYanosa An9
f1-veIsnd. fofmerly called Ohio City, and known -
lots numbers twenty-Ouean and twenty Two IN JeooE
Perkins, subdivision Of part o. the eoutn-eqstarn
portion OF original lot No. any IN said township o.
BROOKLYN, eacn Of said lots being my lset mont On
Clinton street. ApprAissd4 q 49, .ppvv
HENRY q Aeh4At
Loren Prsntls Master Conn.,
Pills lAu-aN
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. A 7 A R R h .

@aa "
"
The question Is yet Often asked, What ltth,s dis
easel o. know wnen we ave ne "a an
Gnevsr undarst0sd By physicians I'll my thenTy %
It was PUBLISHED. and Is still oirrn misiakea lot sohle
other disrase b. the victims oft. 4 thrteiorerspne-
iish It's truesymptoms, In answer to theaboFe Ques
Il rs,
Tbs tollo4fna are some Of the true symptoms Of
Catarfh. Pain. either dull or acute, In the heal or
iu lieu Uf Il, n sensation OF fullnessl pppre.sioni CO.,
~ \ StiSeSs; ~ oI'i esbSSssIosi and nentai eSsrsy, to
ne form certain scts or jobs, OF to carry Into en.et
certain RTeoSg gSssS Up Slf n bo As tI nostii iS Som he
| ohsfruction gives place 70 q Pfotuse qisehatee LoI
the nose fanees OF throat IN p, 0n.ns1E fbSoSs
nnt. al en- tn esd with b ood. The sensation, o. q
fuid dlODp ng from the head down mo ths tnrS49s s
in Tic cars are notlcsd. when the dissa . has pn9.
eressed tomatur " ann 8 vorisT. mSny o. tne sens.
sally lost. rTh Of hearing SUIT rs much and the
organs DIVISION partiOlpstst IN The raVases. an &C
ni.re. Sspsci slly in the ntsht, end the patient, II
4ed fss. IKE choking or sun cst,ng. 70 ne
Ss Sssa ssdia.uderSbis odor By The seoTesIOps.
BRONCHITIS AND NEUkAGGIA.
The latter oFea termed "ners0us headache" are
the ~Oiiapring Of Catarrn, And nov, az me ABOVE
sympt ms exist, or q maiority ofthem' the aisesse
CONSUMPTION.
And hera Il Il dsemsd Of the atmvst imp ~rtsncet 70
4 cOrrgCl a nTNNl nL-aluO-k llNAA4tAAo.t ~
BTopchi,fs Il known To be the immediat- hTbiLser
Of Consumption. Not kHowlDgi AMI lot even sus
peetIuT tut atarrh Il the prOnOu1cing cause, OF
bronchit ., physIcians have attempted to remove THIS
Ia Ter aaectiOn By local npsllcatOnsi such - hllrate
n silver, ORGANIZATIONS, inh.lttioDs Q. medicstso va
prs, &c, TO The throat aud faqces, Now, ~ sue.
enorts to cure bronchitis anord palpable e1dencsol
deIusiUn only. / therefore assert, that TO ture oron-
cLitis and avert consumption Caiarrh must hrstpe
cuIed Ip,n tn 3 common sense pos uiate, nave
P~redicHtaf my Temsds ir the euro OF uetaIrhi 4nu
not only haNe l the satisfy ton 10 know thstt Il ht.
proved eminently successful in ihe attainment o.
I'M object, but that IN accomplish rg this, " ms
psrmaasatly ured hroncnitisa d aYer'ed consnmp'
ton 10 thousand Of tnstancea.
DISEASED EYNS,
Among many local cvmplEintss produced ~ "a.
tarrh. and which have never been Recognized by ths
Faculty, IL that Of ian ebstructi n, or clos ~ gIR 9
the tear pa sage frsm the eye to the nostrl. Ihli
lrisns oftener frOn Outarrh than from any otnel
cause. 9hs cure 81 CataFrh removes the dmculty
and obviates the painful aud needless process o. N
sorting q mttzllc tube into ths duct or passagg,Fltl
the vain hope that sach pernicious practice may e.
feet the cure. But il never does
d Is nov knOFn that M Is the OIL
positive cure for CatarTh. h. MI,
wAGrW. CLARK, successor to VIM. Fiske, II
Supsri6r st., Agent for Cleveland le2 ;daWsA
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PoL1cR-The following arrests we're made
last night:
Mary oourtney-ssssult snd battery.
Geo. Eaton-assault and battery.
VIM. Johnsou-for assaulting bis wife
Catherine in such a manner that her life is
in danger.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-10
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