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tFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephAlic Pills accomplish she object for vhi6l
they were 1sde, viz; Cure ofheadachs In al is forns
ITrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than thOuSAn
cases, with entire success.
IFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
tyo1 are Or have besE tEGGbIsa d, Win TIE he'd
may have them in cas- of an attack. i-.-'' =
lErom the Advertiser. Providence, H.. IL
Ths Csphalic Pills are said 70 be remarkably ei-
iectiye remsy tor the headache and of the very
best for that cry frequent Complaint which has sV
sr been discovered.
TFrOm tho Western B. X. Gazstts, Chicago. III
Ne heartily ?dorss hr. spalding, and his unri
vailed oeDhal tills.
TFrOn the KAnawhA Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hesdAChs,
lFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. Ol
Try them you that are GfIicted, and We are hurs
tnat OUT testimony can Be added % the already M
mse1ciH @9an produce.
fErom the st. Louis DemocaLI
The immenSe demand for thu article (oeDhalio Pis'
fTrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoVa.I
Mr.. spsldinR would not connect his name with 90
article he did notF- ~ 70 posssas real merit.
LFrom the Advertiser, PrOgAIenos, B. IL
The testimony In their favor e strong, from Ehi
most respeetable 9uArtsrS.
IFron tho Daily News, Newport, Ri
OsDhslio Pills are taking the place Of all kinda.
IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very ehaeasiOus sOr the headaehs.
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caRSHALLS UTERiNE CITHOLICON.
R0KE TE9TTM0NY.

In this connection We orer q Iew testimonials:
81 am Methodist Clergyman, and when on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you edvertiBe Marshas Ute
riDe Oatholicon cure. hare advised its use and
it has effected oomplete wherever L has been
used. Rsy. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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70. Petition for Divorce.
George Eahenbrenner.
X E0RGE ESH ENRR ENMER q

4 1AEOhGE ECd EN DhhN n In, OF
u Marietta, in tse county Of Warrington, and
JfSfe OF tInfOis notified that Caroline brenner
nd On tbs 18th day Of May, A. D. 1861, hs her potl
Ion in the once of the Oierk Of the Court Of Con-
md STATE Of Uhio, arging the said George Eshe1-
JI8nn6r with Adultery, With one Elizabeth hol-
lrannzr, and asking that she nay Be divorced non
ne said GeorRs Eshsnbrerner; which petition vii
- for hearing in six weeks nom the dafe herewith.
Dated this i3th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851
CAROLINE ESHEhBRENhLk,
uT2g.fl5 By Pierre "A. Collier, her Atty.
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/ g9IGNEEiS NOTCIE.-NorJC1

A SSIGNEE'S N0TCIE.-NoTICE
"a e hereby given thst Frana D p.Stone on the 18th
dn77 Of July. 1871. made aaaignment 10 me q
ali his book accounts, proper5 and e1ect1 Of every
Kidd and drscrpt ptiOn, 1or the benefit Of BIS cIeltorl
All persona indebted % the said oto1e are also
tfden % paF tbs amounts duo, 70 ne orthEith, and
creditors % hie IN. II calns with ne e ~ once
daily Terieed cording 70 law.
D. ". BElOKs, Assignee q =. D. stone.
Cleveland, Jnlg q, ls5i. algln3lgES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals Nlll b rcoelFec ~ the once of tha
r5 Civil Eugineef Of the City of Cleveland until u
o'cock NJ. AUGUST q 1851, for building sewer 1r
Drain In Cass Avenue, with the man-holos, catch-
b. ms &C.. connected Eith the same, % ezisna IRON
the agWer nov IN Case avenue % tho kingsburY
Brock.
Pans and s,ecidcations can Be seen and more rsr-
tcular iniormstiop hsd at sid EnglneeFiI U e a
and altar tne 5th day Of August.
Zach propoaai must Be- accompanied b. good and
sudcient bond requifing Tie bidder 70 enter iEto
contract e the price namst IN h8 rE0poaal, 1hcnld
the EaIle Be accFptod.
i9lion of bids reserving the right % accep1 re-
ioct the sane. b order ol the 1oard
JOHN WHLTELAH,
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PREsEET POPULATION.
NE stats Is rapidly fling up with Populafel 5e3,
o25 persons having been added since 1850, ma1I tho
present population ~ ses, rato q lo2 per oaa n
tn years
AGRIUULFURAL pRODUCFa
ne Agricultural Products a limos are greater thaa
loss ofany other sats. he produces sent out dung
he past year exceeded go 900 tors ne wheat cop
o. 1850 aposches IS c00,0 ,0o0 bushels, While he coen
crop yisids not less than 10 300 900 bushels.
FERTuITY OF THK SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesurs such IN
mediate results for his labor upon these prairie so,
,hey being composed of deep rich loa, the fertility
Of which, d unsurpassed By any On The globe-
10 ACTUAL CULrIVATORS
Since 1854, DE Company kaus sold ! 200 600 aa.L
7sy seI only 10 aetuai ciiiudtos, and euey CONRAD
endafns an cgreeuf 10 eftftfrnfe N rod las be1
eoaaruesd through less Lands az an epess q so Oo0
900. El 1850 fhs PoPiiisfioB q Jorty-nfns e0iifs
through ioEick q dpdrss iers cll 5 59s fincs iscb SO
2o3 hare ben addea; making fas i0hols population sl4
sD1, 4 gain Of l43PT eenL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift of tAs people, tmay bg
stated that coo 600 tons Of freight including 800 COO
bushels OF grain and 250 900 barrels Of -four we're for
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Eorkngmen VIII ind tho free school
system encouraged By the stats and endowed VIA 3
large revenue for the support of schools Their ehH
dren can live IN sight Of the church and schoohOus
and grow up with he prosperity Of he leading siaso "a
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from s. 20 SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, &c. Erst class
farming ands sell for about $40 70 s12 per and
the relative expense of eubduing prairie land com
pared with wood land is 10 the ratio Of 70 10 n favor
q former. The terms Of sale for The bulk Of hesa
lands VIII ho
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
al SIX per cent per annum, and six interest notes al SIX
per cent, payable respectively IN one, two, three, four,
ave and SIX years from date of sale and four uotel
for principal, payable in four, dvei sxand seven years
from date ofsale the that cletenfh
Of the tract purchased shall bs fenced and cutvated
each and every year, for i've years from date q 1als
that at The end Of i've years onehaR shall Be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
om the valuation for cash. except the same should Be-
at SIX dollars per acre, when the cash price VII be Va
dollars
,rOauctOs, prices, and terms OtPaymeui can Be had
OSTER, Land Commissioners,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
yes. and cities situated upon the llll-
80, ,APPLEGON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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Gs5IEILLIa


sents 70 the attention Of MOthsr1 hsF
SO o 7 H N e. sly R u p,
FOB OHlLOREd TEETHIHas
when greatly facilitates the process Of toethlne b
aotaning the gems, reducing All linnAmmatons-Win
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and q 1uf8
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Re1ena gpon It, mothers, viii give rest % your
'iIS REEiEF rs AND HEALTH TO YoUR IETANrs.
& hsTs 'S ga saY iof IN she gi 81 g'5 sB sfD
TBCfH Of Il, what We have never beon able TO say os
ssEE 9seis PfS'sTHs SsT EE % hAs " s65kER 6.s ls
timely used. HoSor did wo know an instance Of dis
satls,sctioR y any one Eho used y On the oontra-
terms Of fcommondation Of the magical effects and
medieal ytItgss; We apeak IN this matter WHAT
pledge our reputation for the luhllmont Of what We
here declare. In almost efory instance whore the
vii b. soune h kfss or S tsnty mi1tss sior tBS
syrup Is administered,
This vAiukble preDarati n is the prescription Of
onS of the most Experienced and skilifsl HuT1ss N
New England, and has besn used with hsver-failing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
IL not only relieves the child from pain but inYig
CRATES the stomach and boEes eorrOcts asoidity
eiYes zone snd energy % the whole system. IL viii
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OULIL
and oyasoomss convulsi0ns, which II not speedily
Fsnsdied, end IN death. We behave Il the beSi and
1A1o3t remedy IN the world, IN all Of DYHeuteTy
and DiaTrh@A in children, Whether II arises iron
Toothing, or any other Cause. We would say 70 SV.
err Mother who has child suffering from any ofths
creeoing complaints, do not LOT your prejudioes
the rrendicee OF Others stand between you and youf
guiisring Child and the relief that will Be Sure, ysa
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the Of this Mediolna
nGmely used. Full direction for using win aocoms
lany esch bottle. None genuine unless the tac.
sTails Of CURTIS PKkKIRS, New York, is on
the outside Wrapper, Sold By Druggists throughout
Principal Office 10 Cedar Street, New York.
PRtoE. ONLY 25 OEHTS PER BOTTLE
uspt2ssdkWR2S
For saIe b sTRoEG q &ARMsTROHe CHURCH
II. md
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
oePhalic Pills aoe0mpIIsh she object foE yhisl
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BA-Mt1 water N the mouth with tho InVigOrhtoi
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE D0LLAR PER BOTTLE
Also Ssntord's Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and Do
up il Glass Gases, AIR Tight, and win
kesp In any climate.
The FAMILY OATHARTIO PILL is 0 gsntie but
acttVo Oatkartic, which the proprietOr has used n
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increas-r,; ing demand rom thos
who have long uEed thel4 PILs and the satislsor
tiOn which all express in ~ regard to their use, ha1
induced me TO place thsm within the reach Of an
The Profession we'll know that different O.
thartics act on difiorent. portions OF the bowels
The Family CathArticlI Pill has, With due refer
ence 70 this well estab1 hshed hct, been com
POUNDED rom vhrietylSo of the pure3t Vegetable
Extracts which act Gliks lon every part Of the all
mentery canal, and are-. GOOD and BAFE In al
cascs Whsre Oatnsrtici~ lis needed, such a De
rangaInents o. the StOm-4 ach, Sleeplnes9 Pains IL
the Back and Loins, ,Cos- = tiTsness Pain ana Sore
ness over the whole Body iron sudden cold, which
roQuently, u NEGLECTED, ~ end in long course Of
Fever. Loss OF Appe-E4 tite, Creeping SensA
ton Of Cold over the Body, RegtlsssnsHB
Headache, or Weight% In the Head, all Infam
mAtory Diseases, Worms-o liz Children or AdultI
Rheumatism, great Further of the L iood and many
diseases 70 which hesh Is heir too numerous 70 msn
ton In this advertisement. Dose to 3
PRICE % OENTS.
- me Liver lnVtgoratqr aud Family OathRrtf
Pills are rstatled BY Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale BY tnS Trade in al the large towns
5. 7. ". SANFORD, n. D.,
Z Manufactured and Proprietor,
iyId&WBS 2S Broadway New York.
- saniOrd'S Liver InviEOratOr and OathArtie
CHURCHILL h BRO, Druggists,
BIO ;. W. cor. Pub. Equnra and Ontario a..
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LAFECTEUR,S Rnn

UUY VEAU LAFEUTEUR'S Rob,
lk authorized and adopted By the Medical Faculs
ty OF France, and Huppisd 70 the Nrsneh Navy This
Medicine takes the place OF God Liver OIL eKtrncta
baTBaparilla, Iodine and nefcury. II Is roCommond-
cd and used in the hospitals Of France for letters
Abs9e8sea, Cancers, UieeTB Scrotula Scurvy, Flour
Aib1s, Gout, Rheumatismj aches, palms and all a.
iecona Of the skin. The ROB Is especially usoinl l.
the cure Of the Syphilitio Diseases, designated Pr
mary, secondary and Tertiary. Directions ard eer'
t1eates aceOmPeny each bottle. Price g per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond Drug
gists, No. iz0 Superior St Ths trsdosupplied by ~.
dressing Dr.. Gir8udssu dc St. Gsrvais Is Rus Rieher
Paris. or ts Rroah at. " auRlT:Rsn
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than . thOuSAn
cases, with entire success.
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TOHN SCHRlNk
Having rumoTod to his new quarters,
NO. %. LYMAN'B BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
Is prepEred to receivs the calls Of his fiendI and
EVerything IN the line Of Confectionery s kept ct
RHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as well e. the choicest satahlss served up at
inent'H notice.
DINNER IS sERVED DAILY
or toe aocommOdation Of persons having business
''-' >ILif KEHaETF AGB Oh DRAUaHT.
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TRAYEI.ER,s REaIsEER.
THE CITY.

WOUNDED FRox TIE FIRsr MINNESOTA
AID sEoOSD WISCONSIN, RsGmENTs.-The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh cars brought in
this morning, direct from Washington, siz
wounded soldiers from the First Minnesota
Regiment aad four from the Second Wis.
oOnsin Regiment They were all wounded
st Bulls Run. The First Minnesota is in
camp six miles from Washington, and the
Second Wisconsin, at Arlington Heights
There are one hundred and eighty men
missing In the First Minnesota, and about
eighty in the Second Wisconsin.
The wounded men in the First MinnesOta
Regiment 60 home on furlOugh, until they
fully reoover from their wounds, which
they hope win not long detain them A
discharge vas offered them and the Wis
OOnsin boys, but they refused il, saying
that they had enlisted for The war, and
nothing but death would discharge them
until It was ended.
The wounded are as follows;
FIRsT MINNESOTA.
Lieut.. ]. Harry, Co. I.-WOund in the
lsft leg just above the knee, by q muskei
ball.
Sergeant Biuns, Co. B.-wOund in lef
hand, BY musket ball.
Private Harris, Co. L--vOund in left arm
nesr shoulder.
Private Murray, Co. wound in righi
side, from the piece Of 8 shell, which
burst near him during the fight.
Private Humphrey, Co. Wound in
right wrist
Private Seymour, Co. Wound in right
arm just below the elbow.
SECOND WISCONSIN,.
Private J. NJ Zug, Co. H.-received 3
buck shot in right side.
Private J. Donovan, Co. D.-vOundsd il
leg.
Private Geo. W. Griffin, Co. D.-wOundet
in right leg below the knee.
Private C. Billings, Co. D.-WOunded il
right arm.
Sergeant Binns had with him S2lO il
gold, which vas sent home to the families
Of several Of the privaies, in the First Min.
nesota, in sums Of from S. to $50.
Private Murray brought with him bay.
onet, with which he took the life Of one Of
the Black Cavalry.
In company with these men was J. R
Wood, Of the First Massachusetts,, who val
in the hottest Of the fight at Bulls Run
end was going to Minnesota on business
having obtained furlOugh Of fifteen days
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CFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pills,) that you
nay have them In case Of an attack.
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I8RI PASTURAGE.

NENT BY EXPRESS EVERY,
~ WHERE.
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DIED.

ON Saturday, August Sd, 1861, IRVING HALE,
Infant son Of David B. and Cara =. sexton, aged 5
months
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CANFORD'S LIVER IHEIGCh
~ AT0R never Dehiiitates. It a c0n,qouu,.ef
entirely nee From GUMS, and has become an esr
tabliahed hct, q standard Medicine, known and se
proved By ell who have used 1t, and Is now resorts.
TO with confidence in ell diseases for which Il a
recommended.
u has cured thousands ; within tbs last two yean
WAo had given up al2 hopoe OF relief a. tht
numerous unsolicited - certificates IN my poasea
Gion show. K
The dose must be adAp-H tied TO the tempe smsu
Of the individual taking t and used IN such nav
titles Is TO ect generality aS lon the bOWelH.
Let the dictates Of your- Judgment Ruids Yoa
the use Of tho LINEBl[ IINRIGORATOR,a and
VIII c'Ire LTVER OoEf0 PLANTS, BILIOUS "A
zACKe, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHOH- - 1C DIARnHRA, sUnHE1
COMPLAINTS, DYsEaTERTts- IDRorBY, SOUB STOnACH
HABIrUAL OcgTIvEHEss,lsz lCHoLIc, OuOLERF IL
RANruM, FLATULEEOs, II " NDICE, FEMALp
WELKNBse, and may bel h successfully as Al
ORDINARY FA1lLHleA MEDICINE Il vii
cure SICK HEADAOHElSs las thousands can tes
tify,) IN TWENT YiE MINUTES, ~ two
Oh II BEE TEA-lS ISPOOHSFUL ARE ia
KEN a. the commence, 8 lment OF the attack
All who use Il are giving thair testimony II IL d
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The deep rich loan Of the prairies Is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the EaS.er
and Middle States are moving % Illinois in great mum
bers ne Of Illinois is about equal 70 that of IN
gland and the sol "a 50 rich that t win support twenty
millions of people.
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An Of the GrsHsnberg Medicines are for
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No State In she ValeT Of the Mississippi oasrs 60 grea,
an nducement 10 the settler as The siate Of Illinois
There s no portion Of the world where all the condl
ton1 Of climate and soil 30 admirably oombns 20 pro
duco those two great gtapes Cox and WEzkT as thC
Prairies Of Minos.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS WORKING NEE.
THE attention OF the enisrPrsng and indusEious por
ton or the community a directed 10 the fcll0Wing
Satsmsnis and LIBERAL inducements oEsTed thsm by he
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, a. they VIII perceive, wili enabls them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, % provide
comfortable homes FOR themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very ilttls capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS. y
No State In Che VALLEY Of the Mississippi Offers 60 great
an nducemsnt 70 ehe settler as The state Of Illinois
There Is no portion Of the world where al the condi
flon1 Of climate and soil 80 admirably combn9 20 pro
duco those two great staples, CoES and WEzGT The
Prairies Of Ilinoa
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State les within the zone Of The Cotton regions
while the sod s admirably adapted 70 The growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and The Wheat Is worth from IS 10
% cts. more per bushel than that raised further north
RICK ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of the praires Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving % Illinois in great nun
gland and the soil "a rich that it win support twenty
millions q people,
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous % q Taiiroad 100 niles
10 lsngth which connects with other roads and naVga
be lakes and rivers, thus afordng an unhrcken com
muncoloQ VIE tlo EAAtefu AAA 1O4AaetA A---Ae1-
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
veoping the soil; the great resources Of the STATE IN
coal and iron are almost untouched Thenvara5e rule
that the mechanic flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest will follow at early day In Illinois, and
n the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
ecessiss Of the warrant The belief that at least
dve hundred thousand people will be engaged 10 the
siats Of illinois n various manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been e1
pended on The railroad system of Illinois. Inasmuch As
Tart Of hsincome from several Of these works, with
valuable publicfmd In lands, 80 70 diminish he State
srpanses ;the T4L ARE uGET, and must consequently
sysry day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
n aste al & only SO Jos $50 Il, and s0in tls
1a tiTs yaTr has bssa Tcesd % $50 7i6 so, aHd
Say TsaSSsaby PSei aas n tes ysars WI become e.
pamphlets descriptive Of The lAnaa, sou, climate,
On il w -Fc
For the names Of the Towns, VIIll
nOis Cent. II. H., see pages 1ss, Is9 &
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tHE T1AOE ~ -DOI phO11
1 JARS cheap, hat w m.nK,s
Successor to Wm. Fiske,
jyIs 10 SuIerior 81.
CWEETS INVALUABLE LINZ
- MEET. at u Publlo sQuars iels
A NUDYNE EXPECT0RANT
IA CAHpY-Rslsyes PHin, cures Bronehits,
s s % s1ffsa 81 oS EaS : ab sSns9
on BBLS. LINSEED OIL-ROR
~ sale at close figures By n,.pr
juns2s sneees.or 10 9m El.le
ERESH LEEUhkS, SWEDISH, + Oh
IL sale and just received BY ,,
Successor e WIN, Eisfs,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
I Amputsting Cases-single and with Treplnss.
Alho including the minor Instruments. Accouching
In case. Trepin0 Cases. Strabismus Gases. Post
Norton Casea. Dissecting Cases. Pocket Gases
from i've % twenty-five dollars All 1 other singe In
jGnS S vi 'A' Successor Or to to VIM. Sa1 . Fisfs.
MORM CANDY THAT Is RE-
w LIABLE, at o.. KEELER's,
A LTERATIVE SYKUf.-A oU-
"a, PEEloB article for purifying the Blood, at %
ERUIT CANS, CORKS q SEAL
II ING WAX. For sale by D.,ur,
bH Corner Eris PTospeot siu.
1TARBON OIL-A GOOD ARTI-
" Gle. Just received ana for sale By
iyl7 Corner of ETis Prospect st..
A N AQUARIUM FOR SALE BY
III Corner of Er &: 9 "a 1 PTospedi r spec sls
A GOOD ASSORTMENT o.
n Pscket knives, Razorss Pocket Books and
Money Purses, for Bels By Il. A. PALMER,
lyI7 Corner Erie Prospect sts.
GTATIONERY.-PERs. PAPER OF
~ all kinds, Envelopes, Inks, Pencils, &c, Tor sale
jyr7 Corner Erie tel i pTospsdi as1s5 Is.
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEP-
Forest City Varnsh ONCE, No. ls6 Superior ST. and
get neat little Varnish Cup, hlled with the best u
Copal VArnish, (which cup has brush with it, and
thus do your vanishing In q style equal TO the
best ofpaintsrs Price from four to twelve shlings,
Remember \ penny saved Is equal to TWO earned.
mar3lR2 e. W. PALM ER. Agent
DENTON BROTHERS & CO.,
I'D DEALERG IN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsHEs. WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
1876 SUPERIOR ST CLEVELAND, o.
Glass and Paints being our special business, can
oher Inducements 70 buyers unsQualled in this Vi
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EAsTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS
AppIIcATI0H oP CAPITAL

These lands are contiguous % rairoad 100 n,ilei
In engh which connects with other roads and naVga
bs lakes and rivers, thus afordng an unhrcken com
municaron with The Eastern and Southern markets.
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Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahoEa County.
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S1-A single bottle Of BPALpING's PBEPAR-5 y
GLUE viii save ton times Ii cost annually. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-06
THE SOUTHERN PART
RICK BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

OF the State les within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the sod is admirably adapted 70 The growth o
Tobacco and Hemp, and The Wheat Is worth from Is 4
20 Cts more per bushel than that raised further north.