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AK. TALLER, Auditar ofgtats.
a y RUSSELL, sserstaiy orelate.
~SAAESAuRkAK, Aftorneg eepenal.
NOTICE no CONTRADICTIONS

Ng1IOh ~ OUNIhAGdVH[
City Civil Elgtnee q the CITY ofCeYeandHndl u
O'clock n, Junp e1th, 1851, Grlha gr41i1E 10 Inc
proving q Case AEeuuo. hon % nortnerl lino Of
Croton strEat % tho uoutharlJ E1e oLthe CIT
-PlEus and specidcatiole may y lten endmo7a pGr-
n sr'soRcs on aner the nth fnFt
Zach pruDoanl mugt Be accomnEuled b rao6 and
contrast e the price named IN his Droplaats should
the same Be- accepted.
Luu pr. % kMI kmHIIHED0UA 1mHIn E1 aQl-
mission ofblds5 r~eservinR The FiFht toaecepFo re-
jet the sane - order ofthe Board.
observation-disclosures 1891 EUffy Civil Engineer,
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John Webster, PIE, CuTahoga County, Ohio. In
Common Pleas. Civil Ae-
DskndSni. In Attachment.
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
nades that on the Zrh day Of May, 1881, the
Plaintiff comnanced his ~actionin the Court 81 Com
mon Pleas, in and Ter Ouyah0sA county Ohio. the
object and prayer OF the petitio1 In whirh action is
to recover the amount OF SA3 08 90, with interest
thereon from September LIST, iH50, claimed to be due
from defendant to plaintiff, for damage sustained
~ the plaiHtiff in the sale to him By de'endast Of
oil which aeissdant reE1essn.sd as pure and unadul-
mated Linseed OIL, on or about the tenth day o. IN
vsmosrs 1859, andsixtha dsighth dal 8 O june 1850
which was not IN fact pure Linseed Oil, but the SAM
was fmpur- and adultsrated, aad which Uainiid
bought Of defendant for use in the manufae ure OF
Oil Cloths, by reason o. the tmpurity and hd1ltera
ton ofWhch the oil eloih maBuaefursd from such
on was rem ered uusaleable and v~aiusess, and plain
80 Ess e0mDelled 70 AXE the SAM back from his
custO-9ersa and has bees unable TO sell the same again,
and also b. reazou Of which, his reputation y IS aman-
ufacturer OF Gil Cloth has been greatly damaged ;
amt alss b. reason Of which hA Naz deprived o. sales
ofhis oil cloths to divers parties TO the Plaintiffs
dam GO IN alfofth above mentioned sum.
Tue Defendant will demnrT or answer said petit
ton on or betore The 2ith day Of August. 1851, or
iudgmsnf will be taken BY Default agsinsf Il.
RAHAEY, BAC6BS NOBLE, -
lun6IstA t-N ~ La. ftaintlnn EtfnrnFyH.
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ion b the d day q Anglst a. I53I
p aAA-lAA rAl LEWIS
innah. IlsI.aA By B. b beavis- 10y

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL EsTATE.-On heslh day ofJuly, ls6l,
40 Gclork A.. at thed o. q Gho Court I ore=,
IN lie CirT Or OeYsland, CuJ ahoEa County, Ohio.
viii b sold 20 tn highest bdder, the following d.
scubvd 49, 10y q keime1SnoE
IN sAie c5nny aCuyahogas ahd known as IS hcr-s
OF land 70 Be taken nom M south side Of bsrziila
10. s, and bounded e. lows: On thssouth 0y orig
iual Aot Ines On the east b Zen acnss Wilied 70 w..
y. enoN. ~ batLlua snoNi on tbs west BY the orig
tnai lot hnes; and onfhe berth b. q line parallel
E1th the softh line and % far distant therefrOm -
topontnn said 10 acres ofiAnd. Appraised at S7O-
termhotsae F1abe made known on TIE .dsy Of
aala COuNkAD,
Admro theeEtatonf said Ralmer6noWs decd
QeEelsn . q, June Z, ls5L uneesss u
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HARTFORD, Trumbull Co, o..
1 hereby certify that 4 nave been dealing in the
ly say that have never offered any medicines to ~
public. thai have met with the decided apprDbatiOn
Of the people like these, particularly the Pflls ana
OathOlic0n. They viii perform all and more than a
promised for them 4 have sold about dfty bogtIgs
Of The Gatkoliesn the psgt year and hear ths be1t
results IN every case. ia. JOHNSON,
March y 1871 Medical Agent
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From Lake superior.

The steamer Iron City, bringing late
Superior dates, arrived at u O'Clock last
night.
She left ontOnagOn on Monday at 6 A.
NJ Eagle and Copper HarbOr at u n. the
same day; Marquette at 5 P. NJ. on Tues
day, where we're the schooner Wilson and
bark Nucleus disohargiag cargo. The
steamer Illinois. bound up, arrived while
the Iron City lay at Marquette. The pro-
Pellsr Gen. Tsylor came in at 5 A. NJ, just
as the Iron City LEFT.
Left the sault at s o'clock Wednesday
morning. The steamer Sea Bird and the
schooner Wellington passed through the
Canal on the 17th, and the schooner Mid
dlsssx on the 18th Schooner Conougbt
passed down on the 18th, and the Mary N.
Scott on the 18th. The propeller Eclipse
and tug 8. G. Ives were both at the Sault
when the Iron City left.
Passed U. s. Surveying Steamer Search
above Church, and steamer Planet off De-
tour Light.
Prop. Baokus was passed in Mud Lake
the steamer North Star near Point au
Barques on Thursday morning at 2 o'clock.
The Iron City brought down $50 tons of
copper from the Cliff, National and Central
mines; alsoa load Of passengers.
She reports the weather exceedingly fine
and mild. She leaves on return trip on
Tuesday next 25th inst, at 8 o'clock P. AZ.
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MEaieines.
HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY TIE BLOOD
DR.. WEAVER's
CANKER AND SALT RHnUM SYRUP,

Ohs
OANKER AND SALT RHHUM SYRUP,
ron TIE cURs OF
OAnksr. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, scrofulous Dis
.G eAsegt Cgtanoong kFgPtions I'D ever kind
state Of the Blood.
The n0n Effective Blood Purifier of Ek MiRS-
tenth Century.
LII8I EL--EE TrT L1EH
Il q the prescription Of an Educated Physician,
and ali who are sriiotod with any Of the above named
diseases, should use 10 without delay. Such Letters
a. the following are often revived:
JERonEyILLE, Ashland Co, o., Nov. q, 1850.
msasrs }. N. Harris a % Olucinnah, D.;
20 i iS96Em Sa5 VI Th Sfe brl y w aSIIs As s WI 81 : S P5srI UEe
hATE by done Tor me, and hope th-t this Later may
the year 1880 1 was Attacked with letter, % some
kindred disease, on both my IS, which extended
until from my knses 20 my feet was one raw sore
tons from nearly all the physicians In tnia vicinity,
but obtained no relief Your agent e this plaoei
OeIAte, which l fortunately did, AID am moi asound
and well man By their use.
With great s~rAtitude' I TsHAlR E1pFs tTSlE,
Mr.. Wisrbaught being : we'll known goRtlsnan Of
Ashland CO., makes this moss reliable.
By taking the Syrup as directed, it win drive the
disease from the system, and when once cut on the
skin, atsw applications OF DR.. Viewers
CERATE AND IMMINENT,
anu " INV . = ~
The CERATE has proved itself to be the best Olnt-
ment ever invented, and where once used, II has
never been known TO 6Ril Of efiecting q permanent
cure ofold Sores, letter and Ringworm, Scald Heads
ChilblAina, and Frost Bites, BARRIERS Itch, ChApped
or Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Ptmples on
the Face. And for -
SORE NIPPLES AMI SORE EYES,
the Uerate is the only thing required 10 caro-. II
should be kept in the house 0 fevery Family.
Directions Accompany Zach Bottle.
SOLD BY MOST MEDICINE DEALERS.
Price Of Syrup 81; OTate rs cent par Botae.
J. N. HABRIs & CO., Proprietors,
FOR Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom ali OrdsTs for the above Modicinss must
b addressed
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. T.. Gaylord, o. 3. Mackenzie, William Fiske ,
Y. W. Sackrider, and Strong 4 Armstrong, Oleve
land, Ohio; Roberts a Samuel, Columbus; W. A. era
ham, Sandusky; Carter . Brother, Erie, Pa.
WesYer's salt Rheum Syrup and Gsrats, Is sold BY
Churchill 4 Brother . mao
IT'S EVERY BODY1S FKIEND
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PREPARED By
DIR. J. @. AVER 4 CO.,
LOWELL, MASS
Price, q per BOttlei Six Bottles for S.

ALEh . NhEhh L LOlORAh
has won for itself such 8 renown for the cure
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint tina
il u entirely unnecessary for Us 10 recouL' the eVl-
Az II has long been IN constant use throughout this
section, We need not do mOre than assure the peOplt
It's quality 10 kept up 70 the best tt ever has been, and
that it may be relied on TO do for their relief all II
has ever been found 70 do.
AYERS GA HARTYO PILLS
o THE CURE OF "
CoGiUeness, JGNRdloe, 0spspaa, Indigestion DbeFRl
tsrp, Foul StOHadch, EryslpeiGs, Headache, Piles, hheA
mGfias, EuEptiOns and Skia Diseases, Lfver Complaint
DTOpsV, T6aeT, TsnaOT8 ana SdR hheem, Worms, Cord
NeErG6ia, a q DsBas PlL, and for Purifying
Thsy are susar-oostsd. 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, 4Hd tAey are the best
~aPerisnt In the world for all the purposes Of . family
Prizes Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.Oa
GreAt numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians, states
meR, and eminent persynRges, have lent their nemes
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these RENE
dies, but our Space here viii not permit the inBrrttun
Of them. The ARsnts below named furnish gratiH
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, IN which they are given.
with nisO full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed tor then
cure.
other preparations they make more proht on. De
the BEST aid there is for them, and they should hsW
So All our remedies are for sale BY VIZ. FIsEh
STROSs 4 ARMSTRONG, 4. =. GAYLoRD, and b. all
Druggists.
- Ayers Cherry POctoral. sarssparila and -
thArtic Pills, are for sale by Churchill & Brother. 9.
" corner Public SQUARE snd ontario street.
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Xxi TWELYE YEARS AGU
4OOA0 the success Of several medical GENTLE
men in curing disease upon principles In accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish.
ment as an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the title OF THE GRRFENBERG
Of New Yerk. TheoOntinued success Of
theiF remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
'pon Puoiio~ coandencs, has fully justified the honor
tonierred upon the AssOcistton By Legislative en-
Jctment, and they have reason 70 feel great pride in
20 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited testl-
mOny from public and private Individuals md COM
mandatory notices in the leading public Journals,
bear witness 70 the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
stitution, thus assuring tbs public that, among the
many unworthy Advertisers ofthe day,
kNBkRG has ever been and Will be 4
reliable aud Trustworthy median Tor the restoration
OF health 10 the Rtiigf and ell Who are suffering
may address, them Wis JntlFe confidence. =
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution areluGidiy set forth in THEGRRE.
ENBER9 MANUAL OF an invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and th.Te-
fore sold At Inc nominal price Ot8 osnts, Tor which
sum It is mailed free TO any part Ofthe country.
The health OF American Wsmen, diseases Of Chill
dren, Sad the more obscure and Chronic com pIaints
as we'll as the c0mmOn diEeases incident to this ooun-
ny have received the attention Of this institution,
and u - enough 70 ssy they have proved themselves
tuny competent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded 70 ther skin. $500
Their series Of Meiicines embrace eleve iide-ent
remedies adapted 70 diderent. diseases win minute
directions aecomPanying each article. The Medi-
cine 20 which We wish to U3l the attention of the
many Femalea aiaicted With dise4seLh -rs
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what DR.. Bushnell says Of the erefeu.
berg MsdioinsS. DR.. Bis & physician OF extensive
practices and one OF the most successful in the coun-
" (TrumbuiJ In which he resides.
q tThis eeftihes that I have used the GrafsnbenR's
-Is and 4arshalIs Cathoho0n, sold here By H.
1ohnaOn, IN my ~practios. They are good mgdlcineE
Hartford, TrumbuH county, Ohio, March 4, Is5T.
Solo By Druggists aud Aeacine Dealers throaRh-
CAT the country. For Msdicinea or Agencies, at
1Isss -B@k1HGsLEE, Cleveland. 81
rtaRad&I % efs s GeneralAEsntfor Ohio,
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OUTER AND CHEESE.-SOME
} very aDe Yellow Boil Butter and prime y; B.
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NOTICE.-GEORaE, w. JAMIsoN.

NOTlGE.-GEORGE W JAMESON,
and Elizabeth A.. Jamtson. Of New York n
tbs state q New fOrE, VIII take notice that Lewis
Mueller, et Llsvslaad, Cayahoea County, Ohio, I'D
on the 9sh day Ot Juus, a. u. 1881, liie his petition
tnthe Court Of Common Pleas, WithiR-hnd for ths
county Of Cuyahogas In said State Of Ohio, against
tie said Georgon. SamtEon and ElIE beth A.. jam
tso1, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben IngersOll, de-
f~endsnts, setting forrA that he eaid Gsoree ", ia
mison ana Elizabeth A. jamisOn, On the ath DAY Of
April IeS9 mortgaged to the pfaintiH subdlvsion
los No 4 tfJses bgE1esi Past Of land in original lots
Nos. 81 and &0i in East OleTefand, Cuyahoga ooun-
" OhiosContdninEns 4 S-i09 ACRES o. land, - Becure
the payment ofsald George W Jamson's note % the
Plaintn tor Ten Hundred and Ninety DUllaras dated
APrit2oth, lo59, and payable In Two years after in
data, and that thgothrr defendants claim some IN
erest IN said lad under them, and - sinE for inds-
mept against said George W. Jsmison for Ten Han
dred and Ninety Dollars sod tptarpst thereon RON
April 18th, ls6ls and Tor IN sale Of SAID mortWged
premises 70 pay the sama. said Gscrg8 ~. Jamison
u also notified that an order Of Attachment against
bis property. rights, cEedIts end en5ets, has also
been issusc N said seton. said George W, gamison
and Elizabeth A. JamiB0n ars further notified that
they are rsQuired 10 appear and answer said psu-
.fT sfri5isT FfT LEWIS MOEELER
funag tcgfsaff Rr III n Raavfa- Lfttw
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ne st,,e or Obiol ,co5rt or Oonnop ple,s

The state Of Ohio, 9Courf Of Common Pleas.
OuyahogaC County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrenner,1
". fPeitiOn for Divorce.
George Eshenbrenner.
NEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
VI Marietta In TIE county OF Washington. and
State Of nhfois notified thst Caroline Eshenbrenner
did, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. D. 1851 hle her peti
tiOn In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for thecounty of Ouyahoga,
and State O Ohiot c larging the said George Eshen-
bfenner with -A1ultrTI with one Elizabeth kOl-
hrenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
tbs said George Bshenbrennsr; which pstition VIII
betYr hearing n six weeks from the late herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of MAY. A. D., 1861.
CAROLINE EsHERBREN6ER,
myz9;t25 By Pirrrs A. Collier, her Atty.
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OHIO UNTON L07N
OFFICE o. n OOranssiozEas7
ol laE slALIna W.

HfH.#ttE eE EHE slkKnNd EuEn,
Columbus, ONO, Jane Do 81.
THE GOMMiSSIONERSOF THE
u sinking FuDd ofthe State Of Ohio, invite sub
ECEiptf0nH ~ the peorla Of tia Stats 10 tie Ian OF
Two Millions Of Dollars, AUTHORISED b. the act ofths
General Assembly 80 pruVida more efectnaily Tor
The deience u tue staie again1t invasion, passed
April, D, ls6i."
@Cerideates VII b iasusd In Iun1E Of SUI and u
Fard1sp gable Julyl he's st the safe 1rasury,
betr1Ak ih.erFstat me rate Of six Per &c C. ~ an
num- fa5ah5e seml-annna1y and 81 The sEtaH hor.
tzlng the loan nee nom laEaton-
Subscriptions viii be rtceig4da f the unca 81 the
Commis=Nnoss IN The City cfColcnbus, zach %
L6a soifanEhankinE Institutions in tie state. anda az
ist dty 81 Jlly, ASA.
1stsrsst Wth b eonbaied andbaih Eom 6s Safs
q ne aeRostt ofthe MONEY AZ thar Of TIE places
TAILER Auditor ofstats.
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GALE PROPO8ALSWILL BE
, received AZ the once Of the County AUDITOR n
the CITY 81 Cleveland, until l1o'clock NJ July tths
40 n .b-< - 49,. - -
hlgns elau1tng uScn a cot stone bages and a1cut -
Btt % buck ence, Etz o. sasrn sci hiahsrsT
hftohen for the Jail kLleen % fHdulT-O1e hat %
bnitt Ct Trick Also, for a8EEing and clrsi1E the
Ada-Weik On PAX Btrtet, atont IN faet IN lenstn-
Rlan8Hud EFFcihcations Of th8 work may b eeen
atthe unng q the Gounty Auditor. L ri
The County Ormninsicners invita- the arbD81ion
ofbidI ressrTing ths nght % accsp- cruiect the
EAme- 81 GhAHA1A
CommisIioneT 0sFE.
CoVHTI AUpTrOR's oF1IcE,(
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fFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,I
They have been tested in more than 9 thozsanI
oases, with entire success.
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-Mllaera.
APRNED THIS Day

-. A nice ass8Ftnsat Of
LADIES d MISSES STRAW BoNNETs,
Shaker Hoods, ktb52nss Flowers, Rouches, &C.,
81 MRS. HEARE6', 266 Superior ~,
undar Bonnrt HOusa.
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or ~
MECHANICS, FARIEzRs Z WORKING EN.
TaEa attention Of tie enterprisfnE and Industrious por,
i ton o. the community IL directed 10 tho following
siatsmsnisAnd liberal Inducements oasred thsm By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, IS they VIII perceive, win enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, o provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF uLmOm
Eosats IN shs Waller Of the Mssissippiods 90 great
an tRdueement 70 the settler es the State or Illinois.
There Is no portion Of the world where an the conh-
tons Of climate and son b admirzbly combine 70 pro
daes these Two greatsaPe9, loE1 and WEE4zs Hs the
TIE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the sol B admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
TObaoeoh and hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS %
2octs. more per bushel than that raised further north.
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
he deep rich loan OK The P~raIries Is cultivated with
such WondsdulfacAty that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle Bate are moving 10 Illinois in great num-
bsrs. Ths area Of Illinois Is about equal to that Of In.
gland, and ths sol Is 80 rich that il VIII suPporttTenty
Millions q people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous TO q railroad 100 mile,
n length, which eonnee8 Wfth ether Foads and naviga-
BE lakes aud rivers, thns adordlug an unbroken com
municaton with he Eastern and southern markets.
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
veloping the soil the great resouces Of the State u
coal and iron are almost untouched. Thetnvarable rult
that the mechanic arts flourish best wherefoodandf
are cheapest, will follow atAn early day In Illinois, and
Ia the course Of the neKtfen years the naturallsVsan and
necessities Of tho case warrant the belief that a. leas
fvs hundred thousand people viii be engaged h tn
State Of Hinois N various manufacturing employ
msnts,
-RAnR0AD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. 2
ovz 500 ,oo0, 900 Of private capital have been ex.
pended on The railroad gystsmof Illinois Inasmuch as
part Of theinoome from several Of these works, with
q valuable public fund IN lands, 60 70 diminish Che Stat
expenses the TAEAREu0EE, and must consequently
vYsry day decrease. g
" RTATE DEBT.
Ne Eas dH e only S1o1o5, Sos Il, and Wdhis a,
la arss ysazs has beS eedaeod S2,o5o,74e so, and %
nay r~sa80as5F GPss AatfB tz ysa1s z TA beOAs q
aad
Psnp6lsss descriptive n the Iands, sOH, climate,
u w r
For b names OF the Towns, YIN
nofS Cent. r. h, see pages ass, 1893
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IFrOm the Democrst, St. Cloud, NdnnIt
y you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for q box, COephaic PilbO 90 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
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TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDLNGis
OEPHALIO PILLS,
WIN convince all who suffer from
90
Thats
SPEEDY AND sURE CUBE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
A these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr.. sral.
ding, they afford unQusstiOnsBls proof Of
the efficacy Of this truly .olen.
tic discovery.
Sac HAsOEvItEs, Conn, Feb. $ ISL
sfs. ol
hsy: tEisd yOuE Csphslie Pills. and IHes thsm
Pat o Of these are for the pelghbOrs. to vhOnIssvs
Your o5t Servant,
L7 JAMES KENNEDY.
RAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. s, 1851.
"A u
wish you to send me one more box Of YOUR CeDh.
AUG Flls' nave reeetveds great deal Of beneh iron
NARY ANN sT6LKHOUsE.
sPRUoz C1EEK. Huntington, Co., PA
n n s,, January ls, 1851 ~
YSg VIII please send me tive boxes ofyour Copha-
no FMs' send them immediately.
Respectfully yours,
P s.-Ih have used one box Of your Pills, and End
them excellent,
BELLE VhsNOz, Ohio, ian. S,Td.
HEsRI O. sPALDNs, EsQ., "a
Please md incloseI twenty-five cents. for which
seaa me soctner box Of your CephAlic Pills. They
Nj III ,9e oest Pills 1 have ever tried.
Belle Vernon, Wysndot 60. o.
4. O. sRGLD1Ns, Esq,, -
bring your Osphalic Pills more pSrtis11SarT ~ Fs1io -
ny elstomers; iyou have anything Of the kind,
One Of my customers, who is subject to severe sick
Headaches usually lasting two days,O was cured 81
an attack in one hOur 81 your Pills, which / sent
''D'tniiy SO0'SS R. wIbKEs
REhEOEDs1y5e, Ee4nkli3 Co.. Ohio.
HKNBY @. SsALDuEs,
No. AS Cedar ST., N. Y, i
DEAR SIBgr.- Ar hrT /
Enclosed hnd twenty-five (25J cents, Tor Whieh send
Do1 o. "gsphalto Pills" Send 10 address OF Rev.
Wm- Y. FILLER ReynOldsburg, Franklin o., Ohio, (
hour Pills work likes Hsadsehe Al.
most natanfer. Truly yours, -
WIZ. o. FILLER.
~ YPsIEAETI, Mich, Jan, \, 1851.
BIBg |
Not long since I sent to you for = box Of Oephalio
tllls Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Coz
tiVeness, and received the same, and they had 40 good
an enect that 1 was induced TO send fore more.
Please send By Ieturn mail. Direct to
A. b. i
.- Ypsilanff. Mich
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se NERVOUS DiSORDFRsa EaE4
E0R ALI OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy. and never GHs. Thin
Sweet, Of Oonneoticut, the famous bone-setter, and
has been uhed In his practice for more than tEentJ
as AN ALLEVIATOROF PAIN, it is u~nrivaIeS
By any preparation before the public, Of which the
ThiH Llniment win cure rapidly and Fndicaliy
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and in1hOa-
sands Of cases where it bad BEEN used il has nsVsa
FOB NEURALGIA, it VIII arord immediate 10
lieI an ever, case, however distressing.
~ Twill gelisYe the worst casss Of HEADACHE In
three mi3utea and il warranted 70 do 1t. =
. FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSLTUDB arising from impradsnoe or excess
THE tts q most HAPPY and IN failing remedy.
ems and r~evtvines the system, ana re1tores 1t to elas-
ITCHY aud TigOI. H-i luH IGaU HUI -
.FoR PILEs,-Ai an external remedy, we elalm
world TO producs an equaI Every victim OF this
distressing. complaint should give it a trial, ioyi
will not tsil % afford immediate relief and in ana.
Ority Of cases will effect a RAoIcA. cure.
QDINSY n SORE THROAT are Sometimes ex.
tremsly malignant aud dangerous, bun . timely ap-
~plication Of this Linimsnt will nsYsr AL % cure,
ara sOmetimes very obstinate, and en-
largsment oFths joints q Liable to occur n Segleeted.
IN two or thnss dAyh. IA - a-rrH-
Bruises, ,cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
srties u DR. sWEEfs MFALLfBLE LfNTMEST
Ehs5 go aoooEdi4g e di5ectiCns; Alec, OhiiblaiDs,
~ EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy 81 hand, tor fl timely use
az the arsi appearancs q Lameness VIII SqectuSlly
prevent those formidable diseases, to which ali
horses are liable, and which render 90 many other
wise valuable horses Ruariy worthless. a.
Over opT hundred voluntary testimohfalh 70 the
Wonsertal curative properties Of this Liniment haSs
besn received within The last two years, and many
Of them from persons In the highest ranks OF life, ~
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature snd
likeness Of DR., stephen Swset on every label. and
also stephen Sweets Infallible Eminent" blown
In the glass Of each bottle, without which none an
genuine. RICHARDSON HCO.
La Ea Sole Proprieton, HorWich Ct
For sale b. Strong 4 Armstrong. Sole AaeDts foi
oispeland- aau27. R1fikw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-22
8fralpets.
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