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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

THE CITY .

AzoTHEE PIOuEER GOHE HoNK---A cloud
ofeieon vsscasi over she viIlsgs Of Euclid
oa'yOsssrday, Whsh il uss snnOunOsd that
william Coleman had departed this life.
He cane iato this country IN 1904 and fer
81 ysars has occupied he same house in
vhisA be closed his useful career on earth.
Amid slI he changes Of the past half cen
tury he has been avslusble and prominent
citizen. From 1894 to 1928 he represented
The people Of this county IN the Ohio Leg
islature and has held many important pub
lis positions In all Of which he has most
hOnorlhlg and felthfuliy discharged his
every duty, and 70 the acceptance Of the
entire Community. 70 The last be main
tsl6sd hls reason and goes dCWo 70 The
grave ct tie ripe old ags Of four score
years, honorsd AID rsyered By large cir
eis of rsIstives and friends. Mr.. Coleman
was smons the frst Of the Free MasOns in
this Vicinity, ana Instrumental In Orgsni1'
ing the frst Lodge in this part Of the STATE
sad ss token Of respect to bis memory
tbs several Lodges Of This city and county
will attend bis funeral, from his late resi-
dsncs in Faolid, on Friday morning ct Il
c'elcek
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

Nor1oE oAvALEH The Company Of Cav
~ being raised for the Third Regiment
O. V.O, wiz leave for Cincinnati on the
2sd inst, ct 400 P. NJ. Recruits will be
reosived during that day, until three
o'clock P. A.. ct The OfBes Of Fitch, Ray
mond & Co, Nc. ss River Street. A rare
opportunity Is now offered to those Vho
would enlist In this, the most pleasant and
hsaltby arm Of the service. Recruits must
be prepared to 60 Immediately 70 Camp
transportation free,
". B. srRAIoHT, Recruiting ofieer.
septle.sbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20


FRREE1 P0PUEAt1os-
ne sfass Is rapidly aling - VA lalal.s2 -.
o15 uzrsona having ben adlied ance !e l.1.-5 =.
Drs5sni popllzton -, 90, rAiio q 10 P'f '-a
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCF4
ne ArrssIIIruI Prod1css q InOs Ers gFeatsr thaa
49, ofarTothsr stlfa ms prodlc1 1eni oei d1f19
- rart var ercesded SO 90 Sor4 ne Eeal eiol
N esnro-chas $500 90 bushss, whlis ne oora
crop yislds NOS less than laos 20 ,.Vo Dos
YERTuTY OF TIE s0LL
HowhsFs can he industrious farmer secure saeh -
rs-1ia for L. iah1r asupcn thes1 prarie s1s
thsT bei1q compolsd cf deep Fch ban .ae lsritI
of Hhlch, i unsurpassed b any en ne 3 oos-
70 ACTUAL CBLTIYAToRe.
g., isst a. C,z.nanu i1us soli ! .2oe 80 a-zl
Elsi lsB only % aeiHal e's1allI 90 80 - -
eoaItTasd lhToHqk less l4adI q an tzps 80 90
ooo u 1850 tAs YgpalFtigi {s-5 ss,,a,.s,s -
1Y.ga i,itA I, Ps,s.s, -! ~ -. ~
~ la.s tr1 dddstg niashlq ~ ieaais lfol slai
81, gain q IA Psfeat
EVIDENCES OF P3osPERTTK.
laaa evidence of shs thrli1 Of tAs Paopia nay b
r,iisd al sOG 600 tons of freight, neng 80 eoq
blShei1 of gnn and go 900 haIra1 q el Fsra iof-
uArtsd over he Inc lest yeaf.
KDUcATI0H.
Mechanics and EorklngBasn WI and ne ifee school
rTsinn e1couragsd by The Stafs and eldoled It-t
isrrs revenue for he support q schooL AneE cni-
d-sn az Iirs n szt Of he church and schoohoussl-
and grow uD NlI ne lIo4 10y - - @-----
fhs Great Westarn Empire.
PRICES AND TKR1Es OF PATEMR.
ne prices of thsss landa vary ifo1 3 . sls -
aefs according % l5catol, qualify sal tn1i cll,l
fssmng landa sen Zoe aboaf s10to s12 pr sera and
he relative expense q sabduEg prere and a5 eora-
Dared vim wood land b n TIE ratio q u ~ b laF1f
q he former. ne tsIu1 = szeior ne 11 q tnea
\ llands VIII Be
ONE YEAR's INTEREST N ADVANCE, !
"a az ser cent pr annu and sir interest 10ts e s
Der cant payable respectively n one I've lreai io
j I've aud Elk years ffo11 date of sale und Tour no,
,or prlncl1al payablo u four, Ea. alE s1r ~ Fc
Ilfrora safs q sale the co1ira1tst ,ait 1sii
lofthe tract purchased shall be fenced and cnllcd
leach ana every year, for hve years ro date q al
e dat al ne ena of I've years oHsaa aaaii os lea-
4 and under cultfVai3o1-
TWENTY PER CEET. VIII BE DkDUcEED
frorathe vaTnafoa sor ealh ezcept IN, lhoal1
~ dollars pr acre, hen he cash Eres Fl Be a.
prOdueons, pssss, and tsrnas q Paynsni en- b ~
OSrER, Land Comm sionar,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
s0.s. and Clsies situated uPoa the llt
80, ,AF5sLBFON,s HALLWAY GUADE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

: ne tsassloSh Journal q Friday
says that the longest train Of cars ever
run on sAs Atlantic and Great Western
Road passed East On Monday last. Il con
sisssd Of tWsnty-ssssn cars hssvIly laden
with oil drawn hytwO locomotives. Ehe
amount Of petroleum passing over 'h's
road now Is wonderful 10 behold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

A RETUREED PRIsoHEs.--Lieu,. Raynor,
Of Portsnouta, passsd through Cleveland
this morning He vas with the LET Ohio
Regiment ia the battle Of BAN Rhn, end
zla5 taken prisoner By ths-rSbels. We
published en- aeoopnt from the EeE York
Herald, Of his escape, with two others, 3
lev days since. Lieut.. Raynor says thas
he last man he aPoke With previous to his
escape from Riehmond, was Capt spragas,
n ne IN Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

SS-Rsad what DR.. Bushnell says Of the arBfen-
borg Medicines. Dr.. b. iB phyBicisu Of GLtenniVe
prastics, end one OF the most successful In ths com
ty CFrumbulll Ia which be resides
'eThis oPrtihes that have used the 9fBfenberg'a
ils and MArshall's Catholioon, sold here By Il. 0.
s0hnsons IN nly practice. Ehel are god naedcinss
Hartford, 1rumbull county Ohio March . 1851.
ont the country. For Medicines or Agencies, Sd
dress h. b. kIHGeLAlt Cleveland.
isnGiAa Qanernl Aqent or Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

HIGHWAY RoBBEH1.-Charles Pendleton,
who vas arrested on suApiolOn Of having
stolen the trunk from the omnibus on
Union Lane, some two or three weeks ago,
snd Who vas discharged, it having been
proven that be vas in the Penissntiary at
the time, is Il teia in custody for highWsy
robbery. Tie offence vas committed lsst
night On Canal street The party robbed
Vasssoldier, snd the article taken watch.
Psadlsson ssizing ths watch, jsrked d from
its guard and ran Of The police being
iDzornsd, be was arrested In sbout fiftesn
minutes but tie property was not found.
TIE officers took from his sleeve an open
faekkaife On geizine him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

Tunp1r Etrrrsa. 81 ~. Is6l.

'1s TUuDAE EtEEIsG, Sept. IL, 1861.
Notwithstanding the rain. and mud, the
audiences assembled was very large. Mr.
Braeg, Of oleYslsud, was invited TO favor
as NTH recitation. He appeared on The
gessua u rsgElaT school boy style, reoiiing
ssWaTrea's Address
Music.
oasstIon for discussion How shall the
standard Of common school education be
sls1sied9a
Remarks vsro made BY Msssrs. stsr-
ling, Glasisr, Eastman, Bragg, HumistOn,
Norton, Lockwood, BigslOV, FORKS, Dudley
and Patrick.
Beading and Deslanation we're then in
tloanosd. Mr.. Norton read the aGrOvss
Of Barney" Pref Grifilh rscited thrill
ing description Of a lake scene; also q
story concerning HDatohman,7 which
caused great laughter and loud applause.
Ns. Hpmis.on rsad an excellent selection
A-aoysr tie River Msssrs Bragg and
Norton furnished considerable sport BY
personaiing the sDumb Orator"
The Grand Union Medley was then sung
By Miss Whsslsr snd Miss Patrick, assist
ed By Msssrs. Bigelow and Farr.
WEDNESDAY,, $50, A. NJ.
The exercises Of Arithmetic was contin-
usd By Mr. BigslOv. Physical Geography
By Mr.. Norton. Prof Griffith presented
the claims Of the Journsl OF EdueadOn.
Singing BY Misses Ball.
Prof GrifBth then drilled the class In
reading.
Dr. Sterling then presented the subject
of Physiology.
AFfEEEooH.
Dr.. Catlin, Of Elyria, addressed The In.
sdtate upon thesabjsct OF aschooi Dlsolp
hRs," receiving vote Of thanks for hil
able address.
AIR 8 A. Norton continued his instruo.
tions n English Grammar.
Dr. Sterling continued his lectures upon
the subject of Physiology.
On motion, Dr.. s. received q vote Oi
thanks for his able lecture.
A. J. sPuHOEn, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

FOa LAKE suPERIoE.-The steamer Ill.
pOis Capt HsllOran, losyes the dock Of
Hams. GarrstsOn & Co, to morrow (Fr-
dsvl evening", for Lake Superior at eight
,t,icak
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20


PoRTAaE COUNTY IrENs.-We CLEAN the
following items from the Ravenna Demo-
crat Of Sept 18Th:
A few days since daughter Of Warren
Bancroft, Of Nielsen, aged eight years, fell
Into 3 pail Of hot water and Was scslded in
& shocking manner. She is recovering,
but the accident may result in q perme-
nent lameness.
On the 4th inst, Wilson Fowler, Of Mel
son, was severely burned while attempting
70 remove kettle Of grease that had taken
Are.
Thirty thousand dollars have, as nearly
as can be saceFtained, been disbursed in
Portage county by horse buyers making
their Headquarters in RaVenna, and Q con-
siderable addition to this sum has, without
doubi, been paid for Portage county horses
sold at other points A mule purchase Of
s., 500 has also been made within the
county for the ermy.
The enumeration for school purposes In
the Incorporated village Of Ravenna, just
completed By Recorder TRitt, shows pop
ulsticn OF 579 between the ages Of Eve and
tWenty-one years. slight increase over
last year.
A gentleman from Hiram tells Us that
the volunteer meeting on Monday night
was largely attended and that Judge Dsy's
speech vas one Of INDISPENSABLE eioqusnee
and power Thirty men volunteered FOR
Col esrReld's regiment. Let the good
work 20 o. Hiram has done most nobly.
Let her example be initiated.
HIeHLAHD UHIoE.--This prosperous and
liberally managed agricultural Society
holds Sc second Annual Fair at Carrots.
vile, Oct 1st, ID and Sd.
The Society have greatly enlarged their
buildings, improved their grounds, and
completed the hne half mile trOttiRg
trsok.
Capt. Il. b. willard is enlisting com
pany for The 42d Regimsnt-Col. J. A. Gar
ted, A hue start has been made upon his
paPer, and We hope to see tie ranks filed
right up, Capt Bingham is recruiting with
q recruiting oiice for the 18th Reri-
ment has been opened in Ravenna. Ccl.
b 3. Csrrington Is the commanding officer
Of this Regiment which goes into the reg
ulsr army instead Of the three years ser
vice.
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HAnFaoap, TrumbuIl d, d.

hAnI7OAD, IruE1Dull Oo.s u
hersBy oegtft that ] have been dealing in ths
" say that have never offered any medicines 70 tbs
public that have met With the decided approDation
of the people IKE thosey particularly lno fll3 ana
OathofioOn. They will PeEioFm all and more than b
promised for thsn. have sold about dttY bottlee
of the OathOlcsn tbs rAst year and hear the best
results IN every oass. J. 8. q, JOHNSON
March !. 1851. s Meoioal AEont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
nI.rrIcf Csur,.sThursdaT.

The sttsnti0u Of the Court was occupied
this morning in the trial q the case Of
Randall, Cook s Co. vs. Erie and Michi-
gan Telegraph Company. The case is still
On trial when We 60 to press.
Jsnss ". Saith aud ". q. Burfidge
we're admitted tOprastioe as Attorneys st
Law in he stAts Courts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

AORousp.-Ths bsEqus Col. Ellsworth,
hsaEily loaded with freight from Lake su
psrior, wGs aground in the river this mern-
ing, at the foot Of Superior street
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z UhlUUo hOlNUIDANUE 81
p aLoAn UHpEa ~ ooUsraR
gaIFH 40 OEaERs b 4 BotIIl :

HORRIe in SlEht Nlfh he Oeisbratsd ARABIA \
CONDITION lOWDEH5, uher8 0TegT 5snaF q
Hdr5as ana elllg en- dud The bost Medicine n a..
for many q ne Disease secular % such A1IMell.
lhoy are toYoIelgh komedf Tor Ooio1,i oo1E1l
Los q hptaflts, Hi1a-Bonnd DI5tsrn1ers,' g. y
fhq1e Powder aiWayB gige aatl1ia1t,11y - -
4loa.anon gno 41fo Hlld t1e1lI een le4tllg. -
. ". fAlnor, Be1t1n Blothelo, a11 1tfo11 . AM
1lrolg, ClDyelaad, o., ald " al nFusgl4s IN TIA
eo1ntIy- AlsO a whoie1aln 81 tie Erepfieofs e "a
ont4Elo sseet. Qig7ellnd, Oeio, e ghon AZ oraels
: ~ - = - - &c. HpR1fs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

~ Tho colambas Statesman Of this
-1.oEniHs Ssss- thas fourteen prisoners Of
var taken % he lIth inst inths engage
msni 81 cbsst aiOuntaiu, between The
1ssses nadeE Generals RosearAns and
Floyd we're brc1ghi % Camp Chase yes.
tsrday mornins, by Lieut. Barnes, Sergeant
NsIof Bill, end iss priEAtss Of the Eighth
Chic assiment. cEa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
aekknIfa on geI1Ing ID.

MoRz LIeHz-Ws understand, says the
Toledo Blade, that the Agents of Tie Pro
pslisr lines between this port and Buffalo
snd DaHkirk, have msds an agFanEement
with Ar. Pstehin to hang lamps upon the
stakss deaOting the channel n the Man
nee Bay, every night, during the remain
der q the ssasOn. This win enable boais
% cone directly to the eisy on reaehife
T1rtls Island, even in the dafkes, nights.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

JAMES H. 0DRLH, BRASS
81 FOgEpEh AND NAHuEAgTpRER p
aiT dcors fron euporiof street OieFolanf, Ohio. 81.
= TToISref - alrlleh ~ kids aoi uo1k used lol
fiari. Wat1T QT ef1, and Al t1e raEiooa articles
-Sr3 IN tha PUN hing l1Ine11. Aeef Rurz11 q ~
kinds maeR and F.,sited. Bta.. ll1llng eene qttD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
nLrrIIInp. Sent. la 1851

ArrEHTIoN GRATs.-You ere hereby or
dsred to appear at ths ArmOry, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Business Of imPor-
tanos win be brought before the company
yOrder, @. L, CLARK, o. 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

P1RsoEAL.-Col. J. A. Garfield Is In tie
city, stopping ct the Wsddsll.
Col. Beatty, Of shs Nineteenth Ohio Reg
imsnt, is in the city, stopping st the We'd
asll. Hs Informs us that his Regiment Is
filing mp fast, and viii probably be full The
last Ct next week. There are six oOmpsn-
les in camp a Alliance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

GT The American Express Company
take forward large shipment Of military
stores for Gen. Fremont this afternoon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

FrHE At MEeoA-oh Friday Of last
7Fssk, Whitnsy's Hotel, in Msces, tOgetAeF
with thres stores snd 5 bsEn, Vss consumed
ars. sbttassp $4,000 ena Ss,ooo.
Upon which propsFty there Fas as insnz-
oaes. a2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
AYRR,s AaUE OURE.


We are ensblsd here 70 oEr tas community 3
ramedy WhlLh, while Il cures The aboYe e9mll4lnta
With Certainty, 8 5tin Derieetly haFu . u e1I
qaantitY. such ramsdy . Invaluable "A districtl
Where these afdieting disorders prssB1. TAiI
"CURl'' exgsi1 the miasmaiic poison q fEFE8 Ar
nent of the di8caeo, n taka1 on tha int approach
bsss reinsdy ever ys dsoovsFsd 81 tks eIS q ool.
1lafnta, but ailo % efaaus5a. The laF1o qunntitl
~ Guply for dol v brlIgI r glthiu ths reeeb a
eFery BODY and d bilious digirirts. Ehsre lkfEl
uss Il foaly both br cura and pfqt8rtl1n. Traal
snrerfority a thia remedy over any othsr fll1|
covered fof the speedy and certain cure Of lnfari.
toutB d that Il contains 10 flei1ln5 o. minB7n c
sequsnsly t pro4ncos 10 Quini1m o. other iniuriul
oScis WhAeFer upon the conz titutio1. Thoes eurod
Dg lt azs ist IS hethy - y thsT haa never had he
fsTsr and Asus ISnot alons the eonssQusues %
Ne miasmic poison. a great Varle1g q dilorleIl
ariss RON Is Irritation, anong which are Asarrs,
ltIallaflsn, ocaf, HsadscAe, 3iil1ls.s, 1oetlaehl
EInlchs, C1tlTrh, Arl.aa, Paf111l, Puflfnf \ ics
h01 al d plssl, HpefaoI, Pa . - Bct1aa, eei
PlF1sis, and Deralqs1ts1 ef ~ el9rac4s al 81
Ehinh, when originating Il th!s cause Bnt g ~
allufs1islf eIpa o. boool1o p9Ilodicll ms gss1
sTDels fho polseh ron The blood, and oouseQ1gnlT
oHfus then all aiiko It's - lnyalra1l9 lfotoctloo
b Immigrants snd perlol1 iraYelng g 50 porariJ
rorfdlna IN the NAL ioug districll- u takan occa-
1onaily or daily Wns,ex1oeed % ne inlcton, that
VII BE- oxscrated nom the ayates and can,ot acc1-
sisis N - doisnt QuEinty % riDsn into eissaas.
cure nd fi5s uil ever 8u1aF irou lutelult1ents .
iAeT ssA1 iAsnaalYPg q tha lfoiocton a. runscg
-3SS,; Ts-srsd b. Dr. J o. AYER 3 o., LoE,n, Maus
RcTHaia >, tinonE 2 a IN I ~,
LHHffsfls t<fkf itflfIgfHFileF -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

- Fifty German smigrsnts passed
ihsarsh fhIs city this morning, sn route
Ger Chicago and the Fer west.
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CAUTION

To avoid imposition. observe the signature and
iffeness Of DT, stephen Sweet on every label, and
aiso ssStephen SEoet's Inihlltblo Ltnipent" blown
IN the Qiags on each bottle, without which art
Genuipe RICHARDSON a CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, ".
lsvelaud sep27: R26dku
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H0ME TFSTIMONY,

In this connection We oHeF lew TESTIMONIALS
sfI am Mathodist OlergTH1an, and whom On ny
ircuit have met With many women trOHbled With
he disseso9 for which you edgerse arshalls Ute
tire Oathcioon olFs. lhATs advised it, use and
I. has sanssd scoInrieto gJre EhsreLoE q ha5 beon
Wr1tnrn RtnP. Oh4o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

nTom the Democrat, ST. Oload, AIinn.l
II fyop srs. or have been troubled with The hasd
ache, Esnd for box, (Cephalio Plla,1 70 that Tou
nay have them IN case o. an attack
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

IFron the Examiner, Norfolk. YA.l
They have been tested IN noFs than thOo.an
caSsS, Wfkh snttrs BuccesA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING Mn.
TlBE attention OF the sntsTprsag and indgsrioq1 poI
ton q the community e difecisd 10 he foloulas
statements and liberal Inducements ods-ed them By TIE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, Is they WI perceive, yia enable thsn, p
Comfortable homes for themselves and families vim
comparatively speaking, very littls capital
LANDS or uIrEoIA
No STATS 10 ths YaleT of hs Mississippi osrs 50 gresi
a nduemsnt % Ihs Ssttlsf . the staie q llno1-
Thsro d no portoa d The world whore Al NJ eond-
0ns Of climate aud soil 90 admirably combine % pro
duOs those two great staples coEz and WHAI, - ihe
Pfairies cf Illinois.
TIE SOUTHERN PART
Ofthe sais les the Eone of the Cotton regions
vhils ths so & admirably Adapted 10 The growth q
T5bacco and Hemp, and the Wheat = worm tren ls 7
- s moro per bushei than that Fassd fufshsf north
RTCH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
rhs dsep rich loan Of the pralrcs Is cultivated Eil
such Woaacffal facly that the farmers q ne kafi
and lfldds States are moving 70 unoa 10 great nQn
bsFs Ths area Of Illinois b aboat equal % tnat g =
Elsad and he sell b 50 rich hat va snppoft issnaj
milinhs u people 80 eE
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN HAakkI1.
These lands are contiguous % falToaa ~ ~
IN leugth Winch c0unects with other roads nd naSn
be LAKES and rivera, thus anoTdiag AZ unDfeken eoa
Iounicsiioa with The Eastern and southern maEkeis
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL,
nus far, capital and labor have been applied % q.
Veiopine tie soil the great fesJuoe9 q ne Sais
uualand IRON arc almost untOuched ne nFaE ads =.
INT the mechanic arts flourish best where 1000 ana y
ars cheapest will follow al an early day n lli1ois an
n De course Of the neat ten years ae natnra AVS az
oece17lies Of the casa warrant TIE beei tnAt 4. -
ava ,hundfed thousand psoplo VII ba engsgsd N -
5shis or Illinois u ysrio9s manufacturing enpiol
RlsHi1.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILI-F0I9.
Over 500 600 900 q private capital have been q
usnded On ghs railroad system q limos tnsnlucn
mart OF the ineome from several of theae WorEs ".
valuable public fund 10 lands, 60 % diminish lie ga
sxnsnSss ;tho EkxEs XEE uaEr, and malt ooseq qasni
SVsry day decrease.
TRE STATE DEBT.
NJ gats al & oHfy SO 1o5 Soe 1l, dad sSiiAia 0
Lac, ts vsays kaI bes gedaeed " $50 40 s9i ald
nav reasonably rt a. n Tn ysars Z 'Ss sa''ss 6
GueL nr1l1 a-l8lss k
Psmphiets dsseriptiVs o. The lands SOL eh7l-is
en- Application V
SD - ah
For the names OF she Toyynss VI
nois Cent. n. h, see pages ass, IS9 4
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Al of the Gswtsubsrg KediGnss are br
AAse By
9ausgaihLL gnoTHnn .. 2 EsII. RsEISIss.l...,
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fe y VSneossdad 10 cu1nB eases n thia Slsys son5
6s7Sk Nd Bhylieian1 who peosos % treat Al priFats
mhlsdhN With suoceeaI and without rooaisinf tss
sess t5i F n a. not bsst that he Il member u
uoms College n London or Paria, ~ perhaps solns
others DO fr t3s pnrroae Of enfnaraE the INNOCENT
aud Who bod 5at gIsaf sststsone never 70 os ~ y,
ihis that be 4 abis TO give entire eatisiAction 70
fhoGs who repoao confidence IN bis ebity and tnteg'
iiy and that hs ha1 perfected IN American systsl
don OF Raxa, OF any pAtont medicine - equal Ior ts
fadical cnre ol seminal ana AZ dsoa.e5 OF
dafaaesmOnts, both mental and physical, srisln1
Dr. GIBSON also olAimk fgT hit peS tree etment NJ
iolloWtng atyan tagos over Al 0thel5 ~ ei9oyeIe
and irzt, Tia agents qsed 80 "a e oeeot ais "
ftTeurS nor any other daist6riou drug Secondly
1o IN diet OF bunness d reQusre ThFd,
Il hiz freAtmsnt e poatlye and certain ~ 81 cses
hospitai IL tho United stats ed daaonltrste the
mmsnse superiority II rs neg sSe4tllent over any
Other nov kseNn g hs wefla ~ polnt ~ 81 S0i5s
2 ses soa Il psrmAnsntly located in ClsyolAua.
sn hAS gaS tSS SSs ye & ySS SS0Tse. se.5s a 1
other modes Of treatment. keierenoo can pc gysn to
lndiVidualg Of tbs hTs reBrectabiG p oloIelAno,
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| DTsDsnsis BhueinafEn, Scrofulh and Al chr1nic
| iiSssss5 trsatad with uPaEior tuooeH4.
4 ~ Medicine ssnt 70 any Part Of ne sSnstry o.
fst1 s. 1sibsSk NO gss wOrE On PAyhOlon iOi ssi'
DR.. GIBs0H,
Professor of EleetropGtky aud At5iStAss
99r Once No, III Ontario street, Up stairs tsS
Ofioo hours RON 70 l2 and froua % o'eioc'
sally. fruncaya q 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

shoald have this remedy at hand, for its timely pss
a the frFt appearance Of Lameness will edectnally
prevent thosa formidable diseases, TO which all
horses arr liable, and which render 90 many other
Wiso valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over fur hundred voluntary testimonials g the
0naerul curative properties OF this Liniment have
been received within the last two years, and many
of them frOm persons in tae highest ranks Of hie.