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alice.

'rlifS 10 certify. lha hereby give my son, George
Lemwln, his tiae and shall pay debts oi nj.
tractng claim any of his earnings after this date
Psinf:M Oct. Oh 1851. BROCK IENWIN.
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M a GIN OLA Balm:
rE&rsoT ASD couflEAy rrnmYt ron
stn.p'cs, siOtcEts,
Hrr"'irls, Erup.ions.

.' ~ an, ~ pa ston eudcrs the skin soo ,r
'n,pa' ing 10 u Marble Purity. II 1. most coni 49,
tshIaS applied to the face after cNpogurc 70 ,h 49,
W." Wn ~ Immediate rcli TO TIE stirrs ~ jn"t
'o,hiHg cs"novs cutters into It's comros;tien w @
tents OF bottle might he taken witbou, hn ne con
e"s,In every night fora week, viii cure the "P
+. HAGANa co.. rro,rc,or, r.y,.
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IIt IOIiJWIhG ave arlOn- II" uiSiT(>sinc y9iiety
uuGu c:,Clsts in which til.
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINTS.

axe Nel hEONE u be ih1hl ilult.
DisrKrs!A, Icy thoroughly cleansing the fret an seco,
It machs aud Creating flow OF pure healthy bjl, in
'tead 9! the sa'e md acrd kidd Fa'ui.nry loss of
appetite heartburn hesuache, Rss,ic sness i-ten,Le;
hiAitt Lac guol ond ne 'anco'y, which ere the zen.
Gsi symptoms oi bysprisia will vauish NJ n natural
CON efc noe Oi s
Co~T1YlNLss, by cleansing The whole le,lt or The in
lr.ipet "nha o!teht PROCESS, aud pitncu violence
~! to'tl: purge leave The towels eo-;!c within W.
ivy ns Of al kinds ly t;eo-nr til, l!oea TO . ro.
r'ar crcha'ion through III. process of er oil ion Ia
Obstruction IN others
Tie Life a'diciues have been Known to cure Ruepm,.
ism tf!nanthty IN three weeks, q ,ut in hsIf Tint
tia" ~ removing lCca! stfars'ion tfenl the muscles
ard iilniner's Ct tie jon'4 N'>'
hHorelt< Of oil hind by f.o'ing and ,,rcnethcping
IL" Gi fe aud b'adder; they operate most de IptoS
On the inpcrtGut orgars aud hence have ever I..,
tnnd ac'linin remedy + TIE worst cagrs Of Gravel
A-o oisNs by di'odrng IL, m tie tutinge of .hc
ot Htls IN" 5nF u after to HEB III, re cfca,uia, un
Scrnvf, cLcaaf and Inv.lerac sota hy the D.. G.ct
par'p "ioh ihsse Ike Medicines TO the Liood al ali
Fconrc1;c FnurrioHa nd lad Aio,x b, th.i,
step!Nc tiites upon tie fluid. that ieca Tie Ykin uuu
ihe no d rIste 81 Wlicl OCCASIONS nj! .,rr.iy 60
p"hS, "A1" t4eNdy and o:lcr dlsa ,reeabe CONNIE,
sn ,nt'c ere o: Salt bhenn End e,tiIirs in,pioye
intLl ia ihe eltaIr,s, OF the skin. Common ,,is ..
ihhaenza vi siwa!S DE eurc1 10y dos. or Two IN
i'rLis The ois:so! pre-, r.eto, Of flee ,u,ljsncs
c9fy OF ~ g OF - es's standing b. The uss of Tie
'xvfn ASp hg,E.- l,r this sccurye of the Western
e"uh'ii ihete Ok d!e"e will l., ioprd 44ie sJe.,lt
% ee' LAM 'enedy oii.r dicncs leave The sittcn
,uiyct 70 ttnsh " iar diSear by thesc YGcd.
hh's I'rlh.- Ivy Thcn le .a'i-,c>i and lie cnIrd
H'Liotr fiN'n rs AND LIVER coMPLAtaTs-t;eretai
ptbiiiy los, - Appetite DkeiSct 81 f.mrIesths Med
.ch"' hdre ea h-d With toe mort beneficial results in
sh.fs 81 !hF d+scf poh ;--kings Evil ant SctGiuis
IN IT. wort !o'ms. lids TO the mild vet pcWerini NO.
lon oittfse leinarkebIe Incidence. Nictt Swtrt.
fti,t"' t.h.'ity key us Complains of ali Kinds. rai
r'"Nths OF We li'ar Fainter Cote oJe speedily Cur
%. 'N>'' N"''
"rnCUrIAL DisPAsEa penons whose coustj,,,,i,rs
hbNr hceonc impaired hy the middleton, ne OF NJ ,rnrt
WI ma u zee Mrdtip Ctct cutrt ~ ,h.y ncy.,
ri! loFft'!fG'e from ne all tl. tets of NJ.
tA! ,uhhii, t,ontr thcL The NEST powerful prcnn,a
Won f SsrAgpaHlia ~ f'N''"-
PtrLa vu ard suli hy NV H. Nl0Rr,.c
GhJI 20 BGoAiiwaY NEW YonK 49,
Y AT
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NG.Ai OF KIN WANTED!
llundr,dS Of Millions Pounds Merlin.

! claimants. Catalogue OF the eirs and nawcs ~,
hose to wlom letters should be addressed in ENGLAND
VII 'Noht post free on receipt OF go cents in stamps
e Two Tor VI Old claims must be ptc-entei at once
aet, renees "A X. lliii, Boston j. Durham Chit
OF Polioe,a Hverhll. Address ' '"'''
W W. =. 0RBgroNk Co
TsIw|0A7nelBo 49, Zoe, ofe., Bo.,e, NAV.
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AGENTS syANTs-I,

IN AGENTS wanted to 81 -
~ t"n' which is omething that ever l,J .''h
snu "hlSh every lady viii have al the law ,fi'
Sn OF employment, as it PAYS from smT" s5S ", ,,e
Noatp .iigr ". r-wo >F"'';, anurcss.
'u3 j, &. SpL.g
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fEoN THy
CIcIvfInd Ft:,iR,iealcr,

Wien people can protect their Hair rom The
ciI-tai, marks OF age when they luxarists in
eosy pack locks al An advanced period OF their lives
when white and gray hair car b. made 70 crcw rno,
bald hcits WREN all this be done i cannot 10 ANY
hafm 10 telt what will do IT, IiElMSrREET,S Hall,
Mes IoRA. will DO it, This Hair Restorative il. be-
yGd pcradYenture the bcs thing Of the kind ever nyi
ed The fact in our possession in regard to this sonr
- '"''' '-NSt'''''iI'
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GzsEAa EXTERNAL ssG1sg;3I.
FG' kHhiMATlSN, GOVT, NEURALGIA I'm
NAG0 STIFF NECh AND JOINTS, srNAINS,
ni.A'ACHF. ANU All RIlEt'uAI'iiCt;''
AND AEhNoUs DISORDERS,
}~r 81. =! Ehi,h /. srttdy Gnd t,Itan remedy Az
he,tr isli' l!s iinimenr is prepared from the recipe
se'ic. and laa teen use. lie pac,ica fer ,qr, tn,
twenty years wit the ,no-t ssionishint success
AZ Az kTlA19n or rAiN, II il lnri,aicd by auy
rtpsia'IOn cttre the Iu,!;. Of wEjt;, tie not kr,
ucil may be coayii cod 10y single ii.i.
I'M. lnmeht Wi cure rspidiy aud radically Rhsu-
.,il. Vow W
For Nfrr>loiA, Z VII afford um.,ial. ,y'!c! IT,
t'try g ho"eIcr distressing
ltrii ieityc tic worst cases oiEendachr in .h.ce
II inui,a and u warrant d to do ii.
19oIuACEE u, " viii il cure Instantly
I'or Fsryer, Debility and general ,...s,-
.nde, a'ising iron mtrn;ence OR tXc,ts. ,A> J. NM
upo: IL. ,e3vors .is.uts it strcr. hers a.1 ryytr:
ile sy'tea. md ,e,,o-es it TO elasticiy ana ,g,r
:, Fo@ FiIiS,-.a- All eNtcf.a' renccr Se o,i M la,
ii J, ti' ErSi 81 n'r aid We chs! crgr the v:9ric IT,
njo'ucc equal Every victim OF :hig Gi.,rcfsg -n-o
p&tn' shoui give II trial. fer will not not ia 10
Sm e ar, ~. fei and 10 a'cny OF crcs WI.
NuiNsl AND SORE 1uROAI re toms.incs rx
',tue mslisi 81! SUD oangcc.s ut lin i, sr,c,
lion - NJ, lihiiGc!it viii neyt. tail 10 cgir
SEEAlNs are sometimes very "b.I..nte srd ,p' are.
mint "i te jont" l. liable 30 lccar il neglected TN,
Enra' may be eonGut. o. u =, naeat in lwo.r
BRUISES, Gus, WUtStS. SOKES. Ift,Es
bLRNS AND 81 LIDS. ie't readily to TIE wor.-i n
hea ing properties {! ar. SWEtf' = IhFALLti; =
hlNiMHNI, when usrt sfearirg t. Jrlct.,,s A. -
GhiLHl.AtNS. FaO,lED fEEI, AND iys!Ul
u HES AND SlIHGS
Every aEOrsc Owner
.hoad nave MS I1ntdy g. !anG. Tor lie Timely -c
thch alres'sutc OF Lantuess VII cfec,ua!
'oe i"i iDictbis c'chtes ~hNh VII torc me- liz be
ana Nlrch lradc' 80 IarHy o!;eI % Ya!nphs hot.p.
Lt9:'y NO ti',.Y.
over i"ar ndret voluntary tcstn onia, u ths won.
deIii cHlstyt ppptttitoc CT His iiu.rueat have beea
rom lefsons IA t1e ~; ir.!ranE. or...
CT CTiO y.
10 syoi3 imp}:tH, observe -. si.ni.i.:p aJs Ike.
ncrr at DR.. S~ph'n Sweet OF r,t-y I.ovi spd plsn
S'rrhn wet !uidlb'c i.uinenl" blown ia IN ,
gas 81 eaeh o''Hr' without vinch none gernioe
E.rhrtas0n 81 60.
o., , ,,,., > .lc Iroptieiors, Norwich. Ct
or sale y FRED j. SMiTa, Hontp,.ier, ,itn.rAl
'r'"' 'o' ''''"'i''' al" ~ aidtaItTs Sii-yl
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-. - VU s; Isa&5aGS Z . {
f%DieA rl: PUBLIC OPINION
Isal!J cautious, there IS great confidence t, b., nj i
a s;t.As.Gs.E NEvYaPAPEts.
NEW Orleans 'srgr Esp!t;,

Ihere seems to Ne no for thin o. gray ,i,;r
t@iat!Te can H. had"
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NN@ GsT .AT'Es
E Pills AND PHOENIX RI

AlkL u 1IlAI-S :. II D ENUENlA III : r.,
IhiESE @EDit INES have row tecn tefu.e The bah
lie Gf penod Of lint, yesIS, and duTDg that iimc
have iSintantd high ha'ac.tr in almost every pay;
OF Tie gioic 20! th.ir ext diuay aud .ra!a datc
power o Fttorng reriett health to Ie,sGns suffering
urlCt lei!tr tTety kid .ease 10 which human FISH
i:a'la
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ma inconp rale excellent preparation FOR the Es
!3ra'oh {" Gray Hair to its original color IL nre.yr
LII Ill., ron aihg ont and 20 badness is one sale
this Restorative is humbug Is concln.iye Ts,I
ecrptry." WIZ F"pe' IN tAe
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Lave Dyes alone, and use only somr ,,.,aIl, -
elFr, Ike Ileimsir.e's lnimitable.n
.o.H s'e,!"esrr--! rice soc and Z per bottle.
oS"'' i'foptifois, Troy ny
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IRON ing
ST. Louis Republican
sal"O City Gazette.

-" Many Of oar frat citizens Of Louis are ,
glowing terms of tits article"
, 1861-05-21
$outAe1m IndebteduenHs

Tt !s estimated that ,the South iA indebted to
NoItne9n cthEcos upwards Of two hundred
ml!1oue Of dollars, and thera arc many fnd1-
catons that but very little Of this debt will be
paid e0on, II ever. MeAnness, .FepndiaHon,
and dAhouesty, go hand In hnnd with seces-
sioo. A. an illdstratton, On small scale, of
this spirit, He present the following extract
fro1n letter written In Bethlehem, Penn, aud
received In Salem, Haas: j..
"Taere fs large school here TOR young L.
d1es, eomething Alter the mnnuer ofthe sonth
Hadlay Seminary. Many. Southern children
a1e here, and man{ ero going To- leaTe, or have
doneso already. It Is difHcn1t matter to col
lect #hat many Of these 9outherners owe for
tuition. Our landford told me last night that
the propfietors Of the Institution would lose
eome$4 GOO this year By them. And In this
connection 1wm -subjoln an extract from q
Philadelphia paper, the truth Of which ou1
people here voueh for. Two genn emen arehere
now, Who vii leave tonight with their CHI
dren, although they arrived this afternoon
The name Of their State they seemed aaha1ued
OF, for they h8d yaiu1y attempted to cover the
letter. upon their trunks bY FASTING piece
Of letter paper over them, through which
hlmsy vail could be read, on close inspection
the name Of Georgia" The extract above
alluded to Isl ~ follows: =.
MORE RKpCDATIoH.--MrE- GOV. Pleken, ol
south Carolina Waa educated the Moray1a1
Female 6eminary, at this place, and We are in
formed that expenaes incurred in her eduea
tion are due the Institution to this day! Thai
is what ne call the most stshameless repudiatior
ofan honorable debt On record.-LeAigh Fales
Ifn.Ex. Aih int
, 1861-05-21

The Macon (Ga) Telegraph Is terribly scared
On the corn question. The prospects are that
corn will be king among the eecedera for this
season at least The following Is its agoaizing
appeal to the planters:
Coax CoRN Mo one can compute the dis
aster and misery which will come upon ns as
people should we fail to produce this year
the most abundant grain crop-not such crops
IS have been called abundant heretofore, bnt
euch yield as will admit Of waste in the Or
dinary operations Of WET, md perhaps some
considerable destruction from the enemy. A
stort crop OF failure may be our ruin as a
people, for We cannot ttarve and fight. A
seanty corn crop is far mora to be dreaded
than anything our enemy can do to injnre US.
The planter Tho is iusanely neglecting his
corn crop for cotton now, is unwittiugly tight
ing the battles Of Lincoln 4 good band in
the field is worth as much to our cause as 8
good soldier In the ranks, and the planter Whc
Is using hundred such hands to produce on
y com enough to feed them, is striking fell
blow at the cause Of his country If you are
not aure you are doing your part towards at
abundant corn crop, set about 1t nov, in God's
name. One Of our correspondents says
"plow up the cotton" Yes plow it up, i
need be. Look out for corn first, last and al
the time
, 1861-05-21
Slave Catching In the Array.
[F.oa assFsnpee ffxAs safpe fkFss.1

-Wssang aantls4s3 III u 3Sa1ds &ay is.
The guard on the oAlFl oAFlaae Arossfhe Anacos-
Liza, On Friday night, arrested a peSTo who NJ
tempted to pass the. sentHes dn.thg Maryland
among friends, for he m8de no coneealment of
his character and purpose He said he had
walked sixty miles and WIS going North. He
Wns very much surprised aud disappointed
when he was taken into custody and informed
that he would be sent back to his master. He
Is now In the guard house, aud answen freely
Ill questions relating to his weary march. Of
course euch an sIrest cxcites much comment
among tie men. Nearl, all sro restive under
the thought ofact1ng Is elave catchere, The
Seveuty.flrst naae forced march, and the pri-
vndous they endured have honorable mention
in the couLtr,'s history. This poor negro
msdc forced msrch twice the 1ength-i1
North for his liberty! And the Betenty y-1rst
catches him Ut tho end Of his painful journey
the goal In elght-snd sends him back to his
master who. .eTcn now may bs in arn1B against
us, or may take the slave, sell him for rife,
and Use It On his friends in the Seventy first
New York regiment Humanity speaks louder
hero th,3lt does IN lalge eisy, and the men
with few words about constitutional obl-
gaticnS,r are ROW tha lnndest In .deueunctng
the abuse Of power ;whleh caangcs T. eregimeot
Of gentlemen into I regiment Of negro catch
tEs. 1Ref8 Ii Duh CHG UElU1R4 AH1ouE hHe
troops in regard to tAear acting for TehelA.
LET them look After their own negroes" ia
the universal sentiment. l do not think 1t
etrapge- THAT the ones Who-obieeted most
strennoualy to the arrest OF the fngitvea wero
the old time Demoerats, for It 4 mot .unreas-
ouablc to suppose that their extreme pro slav.
ery OPINIONS we're adhered to rather from po-
litica1 expealeny thin from sincere oonHe-
ton, and Hhen the strain Is taken from their
coSEcieoces By tie REMOVAL of that expa-
dlency,the a1et upu.~ % rntheZ re3teahing to
them, and they gladly seize the opportunity
to chow tbst that they think It q mean eusi-
meas. The discussion Of this subject has Incl
dentsliy brought up aaother. intimataly eon-
rccted with IL That Is, The probable ins9r-
rcetion among tho alayes OF eastern Virginia
Here the ee2timent is markedly divided
Many assert that they would not raise =: hs1d
to put down ao lnsuuectien ;-some think the
| danger is military weakness Of which ON
government ehonld take the advantage; 9th:
eIs would willingly assist IN thee suppression
ere long the question viii be brought to 4
| practical iesue-Cor. n r. 1fsbAns.
, 1861-05-21

CARTanoz MAksa.-The business Of pte:
rari1g cartridges Is going On bfiatly II this
city, under rae snperint<ndenco Of NJ. Enoch
Paine, who has about 70 hands, cons!sting Of
younE 14dice md boys, employed. This forco
uses about two barrels Of powder = day, turn
ing ont Gom IL 900 to II, 600 finished cartndg-
g. Mr. Paine thinks he ean make about H.
oo per day when the hands have had d snfn ne
more experience IN -tho buslness. At tho e.
Louis Arse1L, where three men knd ene hrp-
dred boys were At work, s., 900 was considered
good days work, so that CUR Springfield
hands do beeteF ln proportion b, tho number
can be mada ~ chesplJ here u At auy point
| tn the country, and II fhla can ha Aemonatrat-
| Cd to the HaF Department, the huslRess viii
probably be continued during the sBume1--
| b&d4e 1etefaal = n =: .
, 1861-05-21

Ia s aaa Seis = ,as f o5,s aa
Ting ts aS: 81. 1'scors Elegant s.eeqts<
Iasoa9f aS1ss y 9a - 1as e s4a y ee:4a.s :. N
ta1s s ro1z III f?2s. sss NJ.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 New yark. 17t1w England and the
G2ladaA
:ss g = US ess5 5ea55 ~ fsss La sss
ss :: I: Il l. Ss,a'a' T. 'na a'ts' st 0
1904 :.siP$ r & {szsee; ss.a.., =;
Rzass - - : = =: : A!Saaay S : + - : i ! NV
'"' ss:s.ss 81 p sEs.9a aostea b1as a5a.s
Sn,ssaso a.ax g q Ans s. fso so 81 - RI Il
AJo,t! = T. u; .-ew iosk 80 4 L..
go s;1 y: s:s'Eis sp:.s :.:ssp: sus,.,,.
Son r. t9.oHFs ; T. cs5:s1an "a =
' NJ Ss;a5iSy :esss @ : @tss'iSas s't'ls L i
fs sf:ss taFs s;s IL s II e
Baggage Caeezsd Through
!H5oEGa TIcEEr' 6sr ar n II D5a;,oA Raj.
Esaa 40 s{st tn1aes .oo AEE. as aoase1
1o.ar,S 81 II =. ses:,.a sa's.:e:.zass.
CH1CAGo AND NORTHWEST
=: neeets,e p.s;' ESs + .1E4E =; i,ss,,.,e e.,.,.
ess7 81 Eft IL. Rs!s = Z; M Ell L, L M
81: BY Eip.e:s 500 Y: Eight Express 500 ~
EsfEs i = tssi e. Dsss hses g. t:s'as
TfsS,1 r. 5,o IF J;essns n
3. De WITT gcazSs,s sssa Il. kr: Asras ocieiy
I111N Oh; i:;nn,lp eESTnAI
1851 .sun1c II A1rang ger1ent. 1881.
r. 7 p II lit of LIZ al u: s5ss sss
| SO j. = ssunae. excepted, .:.st!s At nte,tar
S ssS i. es;E; IL soH L I ts5,ss 81:
p:30 I. -AnsIs ta13 Ne9 os.e4as,a u
$50 P tS;tsss3 s7ssSfsa| 4n:s:rs = psssss. S
1S1s 1S1s \ i N-@ss:. 5sas ~ ss:ta:1 Il st19
:. s:Ss;s !. SSstss s:is; ~ ". >" '
s5 II IL !: tas u a. ssnpsa1 i u
1rain' y " Us ieaza: Lea's x';sa i.sa:
2+1r u. lSDP NJ
<EEP.N - aNP r. u.
&MP NJ. t+tP
1nA!P,A, 7-9f "
n. & ARTEEIs Gea. 6a2r,
| n. P. JOHa,1ON. Isu Passe29 ger A2k
TUlCAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
| For 1II1wau kee, LIZ Crosse, st. Paul
/ Cahkoah Berlin, and IQtereue~
dtate PoluEss
! Oc a1d after r scnrs sday Day S:h 1a71 PAseenzsr
tratra stT leavcthe Depot o} We:f kInGls ADD
| Canal streets {Suntsys excepted, ~ sollovs:
200 4 NJ eut ROO T. II and az,1{e Ut M.:ysuSse
1t l:so A. H. and 1l:73 r ".
IaeseIs er tzl. GzF.Yes at Chicago It 1:3D T. NJ a1d
| E:sQPA H.
| WAUKHGAS ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
| 4 Ii a u nWfN
, 1861-05-21

THICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RsTR0Ap LEE.-Pstseneer tAcs dput
hc xr'' &rr.Fe - CjlicA21 ~ follows:
Lay e Eeal au1 :.---.' s'+Ie 7s9.coa ~ -nc sStV
1t & 10 P. u, SUNDAYS excepted
nsht Hrzeaa lea*es Il dos r. II. 3asuedsys II
eeptsd; arz17a It q. IL T. u. AondAyt axesp:sd
tplie{ Accommodation 8 90 r. II, Eu1dAy7I extep&,
ed. JOHS r TRACY, Gan. sop5,
r. I. J1HN CENT ATea4 6MY
, 1861-05-21

4 Pa1smKuo REr1Ecriov.- seTen ~
%eding 8tztes may: bt compared to tho seye1
primitive coloth While ttey preserved tAer
Integrity they Wsro puze ind brilliant sut
Whea Mey1Wen4 sad got themselves mixed up
h tie secession movement, tae reaalt VIA 4
auddle. r. <44s,....EE
, 1861-05-21

MORE L1GuT.-The Government has made
IN arrangement to use the calcium light at
Fortress Monroe, and the apparatus Will be
set up on the parapets in q feW days. This
famous light possesses extraordinary illrmi-
mating poWcr. One Of the reaectors, which
was once placed on the Latting Observatory,
in New York City, cast distinct shadow at
Ta7rytown, so miles distant. By the aid Of
this light the grrriEon at Fortress Monroe will
be able to detect any vessel that may attempt
to pass the fortress at night, and give its artil
1ery distinct object on which to be effective,
no matter how great the surrounding dark
neBs.
, 1861-05-21

Dr. SWEETS NFALLIBLB L1S1MRkT Il pre-
pared fro the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet OF Con-
nscacut the rest bcaeEctte:, and hsA been useo In
hi praoAce fbr Il lat twenty years with the most
astonishing SUCCESS 40 gu extenAl remedy 1t Is With.
cat rival and E1Il alleviate p2ta Gorc speedily thxa
my other preparation. For IL rheumatic and Nez.
vous Disorders it Il truly infalb1o and asa curative
te Sores Wc11ds Eprans Brn.ses, &c. It's soothing.
healing aad powerful strengthening properties e1dts
tbe lust wonder and st njkuen OF al who hare ever
given it = tra1 Over four hnrdred certificates Of
suat1ublp curts pes,o.ea pyit Within the list two
4sars attest this fact For sale by ]. z. JOHNSON,
General Agent 70 State street., Chicago. aad hy all
Deale.s pol5soeow-d1y
, 1861-05-21

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n. T. CO, ErEAREa D-C.4C. Lr9z srz4x.txs.
Tonawanaa, Fountain CITY,
FREQ State, Venom,
Mohawk, uendot4,
P15mou1fes Evergreen CIT,
Neptune, Gc1ena,
Iay Flower. Chicago.
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I'd 81 R1s cle1e.RRd "a cSsss 1
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7He Detroit Li17e Datfy.
Via Ktrta Shore DIRECT,
VT. Co sr1AHAs- VT. Co, sr1Axxxa
missouri, Dunktrk.
Illinois, Concord,
Omar Paatn.
Lesvt=E the dock Ere rs'.a. ecer@ ,evec.cS at :;
oe!cs6 Eer f:e,eht Or 7aa4sga s2yly at ia Loa,7A
Toledo, En,:a,Esky 1fR 1rtef:
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Equator, Equinox,
Ara1es, EuPhrateA,
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AocAes, Marquette,
Cu5Aloga, Oronte4.
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VT. Co. 6rzAx.as-
NaFy Stewart, Saginaw.
Lsa.taE BIS Bsstr Z ;, at5 6 a'fosE RH For nza: .,
street ana & tie u. T. Co:a 6dSss. Els Basla
Fer tlns lad.as ard contracts b5 ca3zl o, Railroad
spply to tic following Agtnu:
EVEELIT CLAPP, Agent No. Cosatet GIG. EeH
.-MtGH ALLEN. Freight Agent. So.1 co.uttes slip
4 6{ FETFRs. Ta FIT Ass?t, A.t0r HOUSE, n Tork
s: g. tHAaE, AEeat ii II EiTeF Ri stssef Fro9 NY
q: A Gh1s"oLD. Freight Agaat Dl AIez ssrest,
+ HIKg y G97 e. Ha1ds D9es pceso!s, A!e4;
u fea aEHb Ef!E5eES Tfssss nask ssE ss:ssn
JNO. ALLEN, IT,, Pres.
Manager. Erie Ba.in, Rc1.a,@@.
CONSEQUENCES.
gQEn SPENCER Cleveland: Ohio.
ptASIs0M . 1sIS1a, Z, SMITH SMITH = CO. Toledo. Ohio.
SH4fdH 1fAi He&fS R.f&9Sb, { S9s hf1s ZEE. E w
KkNosHA PIER CO. Ksaostat Wis.
| ~. KIRKLAND ahe5oyg2n, VIA
ElcRMo1sD & TuTTI9, Agents,
| Ap6-e@:m Foot O! stats stseet Chicago.
|
, 1861-05-21

ABOUT Gen. BrTIEH.-A writer for the New
Orleans Fcayt:ne entilates his ire upon Gen.
eral Butler and the Massachusetts, troops as
follows;
All the Massachusetts troops now in Wash.
ington are negroes, with the exception of two
or threa drummer boys. General Butler, in
nay recoi}ect Old Ben, the barber, Who kept
shop In Poydras street, and emigrated to ii
IBERIA with 6 email competence Gen. Butler
is his Eon.
, 1861-05-21

n F. PHILLIPS, Agent,
- No. IS Clark street, Chicago, Illinois
Toward Insurance Company,
ETE YoEx.-cuAErERKD 1-c5
Csrital $50 600 SURPLUS St55 ~
{tcy1-e599 1tni
, 1861-05-21

RT s, NICHOLS d co. HAVE
1L1s epeasd st 1888 So0ta #ase1 stress Chicago
tse of Grain T1ou1, PToyte1nna Dc, sid sonr4t eo1-
tKRnlnents and ofdt.1 To paE8e8 sceesafhle to MI
Waptea ~ we'll a Cde1So N co8reet1en With thE4.
Hwaukte House Flctotl, Bdtt d Co. tA4nk k3ey CA
giro such superior adYAataSea- arLal-.s
II. e. AICHp1H oLKB1III = !, E3EHh1A,
, 1861-05-21

This Is the greeting cten reovcd from taetr teadt
py those becoming p,es2Ature1y grrJ Or ba1d. 10
Ayold srytalnE 10 unpleasant you hava onty to Use
LYONS KATHA1RoN. the most sxceueps sod pont.
lsr preparation fos the H:ir erc9 made Sold cyery.
Eherr. rnv141u
, 1861-05-21

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il
" QUINCY RAILROAD
FasseEgcr Tra3n8 <aYe lad arrive 1t Chicago tu-
lars-Aal leaves 1t 800 \, u. tsu1da14 aIeepted9,
leaves ata5P x fsssardays e1ceptedj. arTfves 8
rs T. N. (Ao2daya e1cepted} Aurora AcceIanoda-
Hen Ieayea Ut LIS II. {Su1Gsy1 excepted. k17tTe9
tleao A. +. sGaturdays e1eep.sd)
G. C. HAMMOND. Sunt
, 1861-05-21

az Oak Orchard Acid Spring
Ta*cr-Pamphaess containing the opinions oscelaosA-
% chersts md Fhyaciaus respecting the use Ok tas
WA1E u the case Of mary diseases of the huuAo syr
tAo, I'LL be supplied Gr&us on application to
J. E. REED e. CO.
T1oies sA:e Dr1sgtsb,
-..-.. Chicago. IL
k@ GAIL ZOE FANrmTT
oaslt
, 1861-05-21
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