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OsWRGO MARKRT-MAY IS.

BY TELEGRAPH.l
FIOUR-Market dull and unchanged
WHEAT-Held above the views Of buyers, win
SORN-Market dull and Dropping.
Other grains nominal. La.f .
CANAL REIGHTS-steady' Hour S2ci Wheat
&C! corn Sc, to New York. .s1.
LAKE iHTPORTs-F Flour 80 bblsi wheat H..
900 bush; cOrn 800 bushi oats sSoO BUSH peas zeU
CANAL RXPORTs-Flour 1880 bbIsi wheat
800 bush; corn l6, 900 bush.
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FROM HAVANA.

.ar ra-tt Ef.Fl NEW YORK, May IL
The steamer Karanak hss arrived from Havana
nth via Nassau 18th.
Tbe United states steamer CRUSADER a. Havana
from Key West, reports yHsht Nanderer taken ~
the Tfnifal Btetah alOOp 81. Louis.
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FARlRRs 8 WoRKnEa -.


NEG4REECs, FARMERS 3 WORKING IEE.
TsEfs utishoa osths sutefprsl6f ard i6duslrious pos
/ Zoo q he community is direcisd 70 the fOll0is
siaissnis and lSeral ndHeaments oered thfn ~ ~
uLMOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Which, e. they viii parcsiEs, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, % pzoTde
eomfoFiable HOMES FOR themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very littas eaPlisL e
l..e8 ~ lands or ILLINOIS.
No STATE IN ne valley Of the MISSISSIPPI osrsso great
ndneenlent. % he settler as the sizts of nnois
tons q climate and sod 90 admirably combine % pro
d1ee those I've grsat staples ooHS and HEA7, As ne
-al1s s Ll3 60UTHERN PART II
or The ststs Les within the sons Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 ne growth of
20 CO. more par bnhei than thatrslsd further north.
7l RICH RoLLrHa pRARrE LANDS.
mo deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of he Eastern
ana Mddl0 Etafes are moving % Illinois n great NUN
berA The area Of Inos Is about equal % that Of m
Fand and the sol 3 50 rich that t VIII support twenty
uaillloua Of people. e
RAsTERH AND souTEERH MARETE.
These lands are contiguous 70 q Fairoad 100 niles
IN length, which connects with other roads And
bic lakes and riFsrs thus Erding an unbfoEen con-
municstiOn with The Eastern and Southern markets
. APPLICAuOK OF CAPITAL 1f
thus far, capital and laboF have been applied % d.
veiopng the soil; the great resources q TIE state =
coal and iron are almost untouched Ihe nEaraoe Tula
mechanic arts flourish best where food and fue
arc Cheapest viii follow st an early day Il lno AID
in the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
eceg-te8 Of ths case warrant the belief that af e4s
Eve hundred thousand people VII be engaged h ths
Sais Of unnoE n VariOu1 manuiaciEing employ
meuts, L 81" 50 allIl..1i ll fsa -
go RAILROAD SYSTEM OF mLMOIs.
ovef 500 900 900 Of pTfvats capital have been eE
psnded on the railroad syEtom Of InO1- lnasmuch as
part Of thetncome from several Of these works, with
valuabIe public fund IN Ands TO diminish The Sate
srpsnsss ;ths EEra An sl9zzs and mst consequently
vVsFy day dsorsase. -- I'd .4-l.
-r- tna THR STATE DKBE tca
Ne Scs dsH & only SO Jos SOS Il, and s5ifsii a
La ~ years Aas ben reduced S296 ,745 50, and %
nay Tsal5n0oy Pi aai ia fs7 yaTs Z vi ea'''s q
fBeL -.
Pamphlets descriptive Of ne lands, son, climate,
m auulIeaffou 70
s eoaeJ j., W. F
ebus1 a. Tca -ae
woP ths names % the Towns, EIu
nOis Cent y, r., see pages ASs, 4Ss a
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ARKANsAs ApauTTED.

hONTeoNERT, May IS
Arkansas has been admitted as one of the Con-
federate States Delegates present-R. W. John
son, A. Rnst, A. a. Garland, W. W. Watkins,
and 81. 4 Thomasson.
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FRDERAL TROOPS EIRRD UPON.

The Express dispatch says
The rebels fired upon the Federal TROOPS on
WycOmica river, while rescuing the light ship
which was returned by the Federal troops by
several VOlleys, after which nc rebels were to be
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M A r I N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsrERrD-May II.

KSTERED-May II.
atmr. May Queen, Viser, Detroit.
Schr. Ward, Harrison, kondeau, n hoop poles
l66 lbs butter, IS cedar posts.
Schr. Ellington, y, =, s529 q lumber a, 100 Il
lumber, s2H II shingie.
sehr. PetTsi, Bartlett, Detroit, 2sO N lumber, etc.
Sabiu.
schr. Ruby, Weckham, Buffalo, light.
CLEARED,
stmr. May Queen, Yigsr, Detroit.
Schr Australia, Anderson, Marquette, 28 tons coal
40 bars railroad iron, Is cases steel, carts
Schr wellington, Simpson, Portage Entry, 400 toni
coal, Rhodes 4 Card
Schr. Quickstep, Blyben, Saginaw, 200 tons coal.
Schr. Roberts, Andrews, Chicago, 90 tons coal.
Schr. Somerset, Kemrenag, Windsor, 200 tons coal
Crawford, Morris 4 Price,
Scow Howe, Van Norman, Detroit 100 tons coal
Rhodes 4 Osrd.
scow Henry Young, Burns, Huron, ~ tons coal
RcOW Rich, Biim Chatham, 50 torB coal, doz pals
boxes clothes pins, doz. WEshboarda.
Seow Ellen, Lewis, Detroit, ITO tons coal, Butts.
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FRnM CTNCTNNATI.

CIScIRNkII, May IS
The N. Y. Herald's special dispatch says Gen.
Mcclellan has sent 5000 guns for KENTUCKY
UniOnists,
There Is no truth in the Fumor about Breokin-
ridge.
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MASTBR COMMIsSIONER'S

Iyl sALE.-PursuAnt to thu command Of au alias
order Of sale, from the Court of Common Pleas
OF the county Of CuyahOga and State Of Ohio at the
suit Of Ezra Moulux, plaintiff, against Levi Thom-
as, et ais, defendants, to me directed, shall
pose for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland in said conn
~, on Monday, the 10th day Of June, 1851, at two
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real estate,
situated in the township OF East Ceyeland, In said
county: "a tract cf land situated in lots Nos and
in East Cleveland, in OuyahQga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point on the plank road at the west cor
ner Of that portion Of the premises set OF to Eectar
Snell thence g. 5O14 degrees Z. chains; thence s.
3eH degrees ". 20 links thence s. 50A degrees Z.
s. rs chains TO the west line OF Chittenden Lewis
land: Thence south 500 chains; thence N. 504 de-
erees. W. $50 chains thenre n. 501 degrees w.
2s7 chains to the place Of beginning and containing
425 acres more or less, 25-O0 acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. and T-iO0 acres IN lot No. Ap-
praised value 1857 50.
- WILLIAM K SHERwIH,
Master Commissioner.
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OEIs ARXS FOR KRSlUCN UBIOyISB
SENATOR DOUGLAS ILLr
Saturday Afternoons Report.
ACCRPTRD.

WAsHINGTON, May II.
MAJ. Mulligan's Irish Brigade has been accept
Od for the war.
phe Department daily receives bushels Of let
tees from applicants for rlaoes OF military ans
ciVil rank, most Of which ask for replies. II Is
proper therefore, % say that L is the inhexible
fule that letters relating 20 snch Subjects, al
ovrorefg
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naaoieas blockade At oharloItOn |
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COMMERCIAL.
CT,FvRIAND DTARKRT-a1AY IS.

FLOUR-steady. sales Of 40 bbis X red 81
$500, and 20 bbls sbolee do atSS,2S,
WHRAT-Is moving freely. Sales Of cars red
ct Si,O; 1900 bush from store at same; car deliver
ID at same and 2 sarS white at Sl,1s on trhok,
CORN-salo OF one oAr on track at Ssfc.
OATs-Coniinus very quiet At 1se.
RGGs- Sales Of 20 bbis ct q.
LARD-ouist at ss{9s1e.
HIGHWINRs-salas Of 80 bbEs at is4c.
CHEEsR- Quiet at &c.
RRUITs-Applss arc very dull At &c. Peeled
Pc ehos are worth l29lSe.
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APPOINTAIRNT.

1st WAsHNaToa, May H.
ESr Governor ReedeF, Of Pernsylyanla and
Kansas has been appointed Brigadier General
bv the President @
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sCAROTTY oF AMnTUNITION.

HARRIs1UReH, May lS.
Re-inforcements are daily expected, when all
the troops will march SouthWard.
A deserter from Virginia reports a scarcity Of
percussion caps and other ammunition, and but
five field pieces and few old iron cannon at
Harper's Ferry, and that the provisions are also
short Col. Jackson is commander there.
Collector Mason, of Baltimore, has been ar
rested
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
rhsy have been tested IN more than thousand
Ies, with entire success.
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STIRRING SCENES INDICATED
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Il@E u b O,aFii By United States Fn'p, /
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RR0W OHTCAGO,

-r... CHICAGO, May IS
Senator Douglas Is better this afternoon, his
situation, however, is regarded critical by his
physicians.
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rag 6us15oIE sTATE S6T6,E ST CHG }...
EREnERTGR ARNOLD WHOSE

EREDERICK ARNOLD, WHOSE
III place ofrssidence Is unknown, will take notice
the 10th day of prl A. d. 1851, ME her petition
in the u urt OF COmmen Pleas within and for the
said Frederick Arnold and Cathafine Arnold, de-
fendauts, setting forth that said defendants on April
1850, gave mortgage to the said Christine Hege,
on lot No. ss, in John NJ. Woolseya subdivision oi
original city lots Nos l34 and lS inclusive OF the
original allotment Of the Village Of Cleveland In
ment Of $1,000 and interest thereon, according %
six notes ofHaid Frederick Arnold referred to in said
mortgage; and praying that account may be tax
On Of the sum now claimed to be due, amounting %
Sl4Ol nd in terestiuDon Sl0l - from January lsel
and upon $500 from April 4, l55l, and that said
mortFaged premises may be sold to pay the GAme and
70 provide for the payment Of the notes aud interest
not yet due. And said Frederick Arnold lB notified
that he is required to appear and anHEer said pe-
tion before the third Saturday alter the 24th
day Of May, 1851. CHR18fIHE HE0E,
spriI:336 By B. B. Beavis, Attorney.
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Provisions stopped at Cairo l
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CHICAGO 1TARKET-AIAY IS.

[BT TEIEaRAPHsl
MONTTARY-Ths currency question Z stLll n
an unsettled condition. here being no unity Of 40
tion between bankers and business men. Trade st q
dead lock The fabulous rate Of hfty per ceut pre-
MUM was paid for exchange on New York to-day
e. I'd a not for sale at any price.
RIOUR-Market firm. ..-H---.
WHEAT-Msrket firm at 81, 30 for No. J. payable
in common currency, 690pnc IN preferred.
GORN-Markct quiet and arm at Sc in common
currency.
OATs-Market firm
RRCEIPTS-Flour 1000 bblsi wheat q, 900 bush;
corn 100000 bush.
| 1900 bush corn.
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tFrom the Democrat, St, Ceud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Ptls,) 80 that yOu
may have them In case Of an attack.
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GospOrt Navy Yard to be Taken
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mTldkH,a.

Anna Johnston, Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
John Johnston. Petition ioTs5 for s Divorce &c.
m H E DEFENDANT, ] o 81 n
JOHNSTON, who is = nonresident Of the eoun-
u Of Cuyahoga and the State Of Ohio, viii take
tce thst the said Anna Johnston hss aled her petit
ton In said Court, pra3 ing for Divorce from the
said John Johnston, and for the custody Of thcir
chile, Marion Johnston. The said defendant a.
CHARGED in said petition with habtual drunkenness
for thres years aad upward and with gross neglect
before said Court, holden upon the 10Th day OF May
n6xt, at which time this case viii be heard.
PARSONS GRANNlS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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ME REREhAION.


THE REREHHXON.
o. S. TROOPS FIRED ON BY
VIRGINIA REBELS!
FIRE RETURNED----REBEGs Us
DISAPPEARl
STIRRING SCENES INDICATED !
GospOrt Navy Yard to be Taken
OHD ROeB 10 ENTER WESTERN VIRGINIA !
Provisions stopped at Cairo !
UNION MEETING IN MISSOURI.
GOVERNMENT STORES DETAINED BY
MISSOURI MILITIA
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MRS. WINsboR.
ssnts to the atssntion Of MosherS, her
8 OOTHIHG G. SYRU p.


ssnts to the atssltion Of MosheEs, her
so OF II 1 n Ct 3 Y R u p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIHG,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethlns, By
SiIsT Is Pa fN ssd Ssgdie al "a atioI s5S I, M
10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers, viii give rest % your
REIfEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR IEFANTs.
We have s PYt ~ PnS g0f fS sha 5ei E Sg' %
TRUTH q r. what We have never been abe g q
timely used Never did We know an instance Of dis
satis Stion by any one who used a. On the contra-
~ all are delighted with its operations and speak n
terms Of fcommendatiOn Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak II this matter WHAT
pledge cur reputation foT the f1ldllment Of what s
here declare. In almost every instance Ehers the
;1iIi he found n ftssn or ts1ty minutss afisr tbS
ms vsinabis preparation d the prescription "a
New England and has been used With heYer-fsilins
-1'1'-' THOUSANDS or GASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but inyig
ofltss the stomach and b0Eels eorr6ctS asediy a1d
gives ions and energy . the whole system. u Eii
GBTPINe IN fHE BoWELs, aud WIND COLIC
and oyercomes couvulsioas, which II not speedily
Femedisd end IN death. We believe II the best and
safest remedy IN the world IN al cases Of Dys5ntery
snd DiarThes in childrel, whether il arises iron
cry Mother who has child suffering rom any OF he
foregoing complaints, do not LET your prauoes, nor
the prudlces Of Others stand between you and your
BueriRg Child and The relief that will Be- Buro, yas
Absolutely Sure, to follow the OF this Medicine
htinely used, Fuh direction for using VII accom-
sfmfle ofCURffs 4 PERKIHs, New York, is on
re egtslds wrapper. sold b. Drusgists throughout
Principal Ohca, 13 Cedar Street New York.
PRICE, ONLY IS GENTS PER BOTTLE
Fof ssis y s5TRoNe a ARMsTBeEe, oHUR0H-
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wIawAIM NJ TONIC.

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommended b the nrst
pfqslciana o. the country on account Of their D
RITY AND 6REAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant AZ nectar to the taste, and are
pronounced the BEST TONIC AND bT1MUEAHI
ever offered 20 the public ---.- =
BIhITl, LOSS OF APP PETITE, COA6TlPATt0k,
&C., are unparalleled, aud e guarantee that ~
fssl warranted IN cldiffng Whai do, beg leave
% atafe that oHr aaaertiOul arr ldorded D.
Prof. SILLIMAH, OF "a College,
Prof HAYES, Of Mag1achEsetta,
and hundreds Of others. t5lt
81 For sale By strong Armstrong, and By Gro
esFs, Wine Merchants, and Druggists generally.
uoVi7. ff1fdh-W
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ler-sF-r I-rlrfIIllI asIl elal g-lI ln uE
BY the use Of those Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous Or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken At the commencement Of an attack Immediate
relief from pain and sickness win b obtained.
They seldom hil in removing the EsussS or Had.
ache TO which p males are subject. - p
Ths5 act s07tiy upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivensss. 1g1s.Ic Iiista 1a9tf .s.l tiI 9l 81
For Literary Men, stuasnts, Delicate Fedalos, ssid
all PeEsons Of seasntary hsbit tho1 are valuabls Is
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone snd
Vigor Q the digestive organs and restoring the
natural eagticiy and strength OF the whole systsm
THE 0EPHALIO PILLS =
are the result Of long inveatigstsn and earefnIiY
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years. during which tins they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering aom
Hesdaehs. whether originating IN the nervous SIS.
tenn Or from dsrGnged stats otths stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
aud may be taken At AL times with perfect safstv.
without making any changsof diet, aud tha abssaco
OF any disagreeable taste renders easy 70 admins
ter them 10 Children.
BEW ARE OF OOUNFE ERFEITsI
n.s, The genuine have tvs signatures Of Henry o.
spai dag on each Box. Tfs777- 80
1UsOld By Druggists and all Dealers IN Medicine.
Boz will be sent BY man. prepaid. on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
1BrAIl Orders Shoald be addressed 70
.3 cs5 HERKY Q. sPALDIHa.
-.f -o ~ . Cedar Street, New York,
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lFrOm the Examiner. EOrfOlk, Val
OephaliC Pills accomplish the object for which
they Wero llade, Tz Cure OF headache IN al IT, forms
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested In more than thousand
cases, with entire SUCCESS.
tFrom the Democrat, St. Oloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Osphalic Pflls,) that yOu
may have them In case Of an attack.
[From the Advertiser. Providence, B. II
The OephalIo Pills are said to be remarkably sl-
fectiye remey for the headnehs and Of the very
best for that rery frequent complaint which has
er been dlsooFered.
.tFrom the Western B. B. Gazstts, Chicago. MI
We heartily 3dorse Mr.. sIalding, and his unri
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headaohs,
who try them, viii stick to than ~ .
tFrOm the Southern Pam Findor, n. OIL
Try them you that are afaictsd, and we are sure
merous list that has received benefits that no other
meeieiDe ian produce.
IFrOm the St. LoEis Dsno0rut-1
5Theimnense demand for the article (Oephsie Pilll)
is rapidly enoreasirg. r-l. ~
From the GszsttO, Davenport, IowA.I
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with en-
article he cid notF ~ to possess real merit. ylr
IFrOm the Advertiser, Prov, lenos, R.L
The stsstin1Ony IN their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
GFrOm the Daily News, Newport, R. Ii
oePhslie PillS are taking the PIses fAu kinds.
tFrOm the Commercial BulIetin, BoSton.i
Said to bo very efleacious for the headache.
az-A single bottle OF sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE viii saTs ten times its cost annually. -
r.e- "A. f
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDINq'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDIN US PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE PIEOEsI
EOoHoMYI DBPArOHI
~"A SsssA ~ Tine SoOa Nius."M
A, ,eeiq.qt. EIIl A.IgS9, .yGa in veil yssal..se
convenient Eay for repairing furniture, CrOc&STy,
TOYS, &C., &c.
sPALDINgS PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no bousshoid can
Afford 70 b without Il. II b alWayE foady and up
70 the sticking point. q
TUsKFUL II EVERY HOUSE"
MIA Brush accompanies each Bottle. PrIes,
HENRY Q. sPAbDIBG,
No. Is Cedar st., New York.
OAUTIO 1
As certain unprinciplod persons are sttsmpting to
pain OF on the unsuEpect NJ public, imitaIion5 Of
my PREPARED CLUE, would caution al psr-
sons exnins before purchasing and So that he
full namet
STsPALpIEa's PBEPARED eLUEUG
Is On ths eatssds ErsVBsr su Others are Ixihdlps
eogntsT1Sli8s Hayl
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.

Expected Ensasement at Hampton, "
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REMOVAL OF THE CONFEDERATE
CAPITAL.
YAsH1veroH Nav

The Montgomery Advertiser says the Conied-
crate Congress has decided 70 remove the Capital
70 RichmQnd.
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KRNTUCRY CCRRENCY REFUSED
FROM BOSTON.

CIScINSATI, May IS.
Kentucky currency refused by nearly all our
BankeFa today.
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A CLEVELAND VESSEL SUNK BY THT
REBELS.

bOsIOAl my "
Capt Charles Gale, of the bark Pierce, of
Cleveland, arrived, reports that bis vessel was
sunk by the rebels at Norfolk, losing the cargo
and IS 600 in specie, Himself and family were
refused assistance, especially by the English Con
sui, Myers, who acknowledged having possession
of the bark's cargo and specie, valued at $4,000
Gen Butler will be commander Of the military
department OF Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee.
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MeaifaI
-CANFORDIg 9ITYRR 1NY TGcR.

.GANFORD'S LIVER 1EfTGCR.
~ AEoR never Dsblitssss. p > soiasosasss
entirely fres IRON GUMS and has bscpsss g =
tabllshed Act, standard 4sdicine, kncEr and -
proEed b. ali Who have 1Sed & and 4! nov les5zts
TO with conhdencs IN an aisal1sl i5r Which q
Il SES CURED thousandS, within the last sWoyaaa
who had given up AL = hop e rslleLs e. -
numeToU unsolicitea - eertineeieS II 10 1oa.ll
Thsdoss must Be sdaD-E ia % the tezps 4asa
OF the individual taking 9 itY aud ued ilElcA -aII
titles as 70 act gsnerally6 on the bowels, T1-
Let the dictate! Ct your judgment T1ida yoz
the ne Of the LIYERlE l1NFIGORATOE, and
VIII cIre LIVEB- Cox - PLAIE7ls Bu1glI AZ
LAoKs, 'TsFErsLA tOAoE- p Ic pIA11H1As l11llIll
0oHPLATEIs. DXsEEEEaTe> EDRoPsT, Soul sfclsauI
HABITUAL CosIIVEEEss,l< fC,H0LEs, QHorERA Id
RAETUMs ELATuLENcz4 - - -NDI0ls EEUAEu
OBDTN1RY FEafE4l,s IdEDfCfNE. i ~
reSIOK HEApACHEla fl1 thouELr.i1 ca1 -
tify,l IN TWEHTTfE IHlEUHEa II TTEE
Oh THREE TAX gPU0aSf UL Ar -
All VINO use Il are giTins thsir tsEtitaonT D il5h
aMlx vsssz n the noun With tie Invigora,u
~ PRf0E oNB DoLEiR PER BOTTLE "a
Also Sanford's Family CathsFic filE.r
Compounded from Pure Vegetable ExtFssts, nud %
up N Gieg8 Gases, Air Tight, and Hfn
Ths FAMILY OATHARTIG AfIl ], a = -suSIs -
scttve Oathartic, which tha prsBristOF - r1i -
Theoonstantly ino9eas-i-, IN; demand non thol
Eno e4ge io3g ussd the. lPILLs and the aGi1e,
ton which an express in = regard = thair %, ~
The Profession Wsllt kn0a that dl1sFant o.
thaTticq act on Giasrent portions Of the houilI =
The Family Cathartiel- PHI has, with dus ~
enee 10 this Wsll estab-l iilshsd hct bssl corI
pounded from Taristyi0 of the Iura5t Hslstslit
Extractss which act alikes on eFaTT lEFt of t. a..
mentaFy canal, and arelzs econ and EkFE N a
cases where q CatharticlE li8 needed, Iuch = na
rangements Of thsS tom ~ 'achs HlsoT1aI Paln a
the Back and LOins COs- q ItiFsneal Pain and a1S
nsss oVsr RhOle Bodyi NON suldsn cold -
Eo1uentiyi II neglected. q end IN long clrz1 81
.ST sSysr; ., tos5 to5 q APgs. - = Se.sss ss
Head-Aeha, or WeIEhtI = IA tII5 ti1la. aZ L1.sI-
matory Diseases, MOrmsIO In Chiidrun o. AduitI
Bheumatism, great Pm ~ q ths Biood aud maaJ
diseases 70 which frIh - ir too 11To1 % rr7
tion In this adgagtisamsnts Boss-i - I, 3,--
- RBICH % OENTE. -
3-Ihs LdEer. ElVig1fatdr a1d Family fEth1ft4
Fils aIe Eetailed ~ DruEgiEt5 generally. alf lol4
wholesale by ths Irada "a ~ tie larsa toI,1. r
8. z. ". 5ANBoED, ~ p.,-
Mannhctursr and Propriet1A
ly1d&Ek3 as BroaeUaI, HsE lalk,
s,g- sAniord,s Liver luviSoEasOr sna CsIaarls
- = y CH6RCRlLI BRO, Brurzi-,s,
30 .. W. cor. Pub Square and Oltari5 a
,H DR.. SWEETS
INFA3LTBLE LINfMENT,
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GREAT EXRERKAL REkEDR 3
FOB RHEUMATIsM, GOUF, NEURALGIA.
-LUMBAGO,-6TIHF NICK, JOINTS. =.
8PkAlh8, BRUISES, CUTS AND = L
WOUNDS, PILES HAD La
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RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DBoRDEER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
RErnOEDs.gns. Er.nklin Co., Ohio,

RETHoLDs3URs. Franklin Co., Ohio,
- n s-... January 9 1901,
No. Is Cedar &C., N.Y. rr-
DEAR BIRf
1nelosed ind twenty-five (25) cents, Tor which send
box Of "Oephallo Pilis." Send 70 address Of Rev.
VIII. o. Filler, RsynoldsburR, Franklin Co., Ohio,
fouf Pills work Ike eharm-cure Headache al
most tnstanter. Truly yours,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-20
TASTER - n COMMIsSIONERIS


A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-NUTICEl
n Il hereby given that shall expose for sale 9t
pgDc auction the Auction store Ot T. MOllens lSl
Superior street, cleveland Ohio on the eth day Of
Jns 1851 at two O'Clock r. M, the entire stock Of
Goods assigned me by A. Mary Mack consisting Of
straw Hats and Trimmings, embracing every vaVie-
: - - JOSEPH s; eeAkEIs,