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ESY'RAYED

From the subscriber, two miles southwest of
Upton. on the 18th of July. a three year old
PALE RED COW gave milk when she left.
part of right hind boot broke of; shout her
neck dark red; bush of tail white; tap of horns
blue. Any one giving information of her where
abouts at the pOStotce in Upton, will he liber-
ally rewarded. A. b. CARLYLE.
linton, sent 2f lScl-lm
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.. r. MAHONY 4 BRO.
II Il a | l. q X ;

IN r door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
I work entrusted to our care will be attended
10 promptly, made in the latest fashions, ard war
rarted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
enable. Give lis a cali
Upton, March II, 1850. lltf.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-DrpsSpr,

HAS opened a BARBER SHOP in Upton and is now
IL prepared to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
nc. From long experience he feels confident of giving
satisfaction. Give him = call--ist door West of the
Union House Shop closed at A. NJ. on sundays.
NB.-He is also prepared to do WHITEWASHING
in the most approved manner. nl5v71
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The ftate Of IoWn Ceaar County. SIS

The Safe Of ioWa, Gear CoHnty. IS
Original Notice.
10 >cryetus Tufts, Emily y. lutte. Geo. L reuni.
son, James Wlmopd, Jo>crh Graham aud
samuel - mmons
NDil are hereby notified that there is now on
l file ii the oi,irruf the clerk of The u.,tric,
Court of Cedar comfy. stat" Of Iowa a petition
of Moses ". Bvers, claiming of Servrlns Tufts
and Fmlly II. Tufts, TIE tore, losure Of a mont
gage executed J., >rrvetus Tufts and Emily u.
Tufts 10 the plainttlon the 22d day of August
lsIH, conveying to plaintiff the northeast q uar
ter Of section thirty l30l township eighty two
lN2). north 81 rang" two ~, est, situated in the
county Of Cedar. state of Iowa: which mortgage
WAS On the 18th day of August, 1855 duly record
ed in the COT nty OF Cedar, State Of Iowa. in book
Il of mortgages, pagts47 and -. And petition
also alleges that said Geo. i. hcnnisOn, James
WlmDuf, Joseph Graitam. and samuel Stem.
mons, are subsequent incnmbranCcrs on said
land. hut whose lrjns are subject to the mortgage
OF plaintiff.
Now, unle~S You appear thereto. and defend,
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term of aid Court, commencing on the first
Monday OF DrCemhcr, \. u. lSil default will he
entered aga iAst you and decree rendered thereon
for a foreclosure of said mortgage AZ prayed for
in said petition, to which you are referred tor
partic ulars. THnS. HANNA,
AOw5 Solicitor for Plaintiff
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r<a-The Nashau N.H.) Go.ctte learns
that Messrs Gage, Warner 4 Whitney,
machinists Of that city, have contracted
with the government to furnish 5000
saber bayonets. The hosiery mills at La
COMA have orders from the Government
which will keep them at work day and
night until next April.
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ps~ Shoe US Newspaper ,chose columns are at
all times croraed rith ne,c advertisements, and zee
miN sho~ you community aitre nth business and
enterprise. The age is moring one, 4 man that
ttands IN these slater days" riH IN short time fnd
himseU behind his competitors. -ls1
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The ATLATIC MoNrHLl.-A press Of
other business has delayed our notice of
the receipt of the October number of the
Atlantic Monthly, until this late day -
In our opinion it is the abest periodical
this side of the Atlantic and its intro
duc'ion into general use, we think, would
materially refine public taste and thought
1t numbers amongst its contributors
some Of the first men Of the nation and
Of the age--mcn of thought and of gen
ius--men who know what to write, and
not to write, and how to write it.
Ticknor & Fields, Publishers, l35
Washington st, Boston.
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POsT.OFFICE NOTICE.

Having received the new postage
stamp, I will exchange them for the old
for six days from this time. After six
days they will not be received for post
age or exchanged.
s. S. DANIELS, p. NJ.
Upton, Oct. 18th, 1861.
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Wilton Market.

Bay Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Musca,ine Stove Store, "MuScatiue
Iowa. Mr. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, aud will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted fer one year
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ARTnUR's HOME MAGAzIxE. for No.
vember, is on our table This is pecul.
iarly a Home Magazine, just such as a
husband may bring home to his wife, a
brother to his sister, or father to his
children and feel certain that in doing
so, he will bring them only what i. good
for them. The great object is to make
homes happier. Tbs health and mothers
department is of great and special value.
La the coming volumes, Virginia F.
Townsend will give new serial entitled
"Battlefelds Of our Fathers; a tale of
the Revolution,' and T. S. Arthur one
entitled "What Came Afterwards -
Terms: s. year, with the usual dis.
count to clubs. Specimen copies sent
free to all who wish to subscribe, or make
up clubs. Address T, S. ARTHUR &
Co., 3223 Walnut st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOT ICE

rs hereby given that ALIN. RDBERTSO has
i re-opcned his
ME AT M ARKE EFT
at the old stand, North OF the court house, in
Tipten, where he intends to supply he best
meat in Cedar county, at reasonable rates Fol.
CASH, as he buys beevcs on the same terms.
Upton, Sept. 9Th, lH6l-3m
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Singers Letter "A Machine,

is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. with hemmer) and
.s beautifully on namented, $50.
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SHOVEL PLOWS.

THE Subscriber has a good supply Of Single
Double and Triple Shovel Flows, for sale cheap
for cash. s. P. DANIELS.
Upton, April 25'h, 1861 I'm
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BLA INKS. I'VE oan now furnish all
who may desire with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.
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New ELEVATOR We are glad to
learn that one of our most enterprisinc
warehouse firms is about commencing a
new elevator on the North Branch, to be
used mainly, we believe, for receiving
grain which comes in over the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad 1t will be
of the largest size, and built in the most
substantial manner, and will be compile
ted at an early day 1t will be furnished
with ten of Fairbanks five hundred
bushel Hopper Scales, each one of which,
so perfect will be the machinery, can be
loaded to its full capacity and the load
discharged in few minutes. This shows
the immense amount of grasn which can
be handled in this elevator, and is a sfi
cient guaranty to farmers as well as re-
ceivers and shippers, that correct weights
will be given.-Chi TrD.
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Bryant 4 Etratton's National Chain OF
Mercantile Colleges.

The public will be glad to learn that
these business Colleges are still in active
operation, notwithstanding the pressure
aud excitement of the time. 1t is well
known that large number Of institutions
of this character have been obliged to
close up during the past year for want
Of patronage. Mcssrs Bryant & Stratton
have lad in course Of preparation for
some time past series of Commercial
Text Books Four Of these books are
now complete and ready for use. viz:
Commercial Law, 800 pages, price s. 50.
Commercial Arithmetic, 332 pages, price
sl.25. High School Book Keeping,
2l6pages, price sl.75. Common School
Book Keeping, 1872 pages, price - cts
These works have all been examined
by the highest authorities aud pronounc-
ed the best of their kind.
We take pleasure in presenting the
Claims of these Colleges, and also of the
books, knowing them to be of sterling
vrluc and worthy of recommendation.
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DUY your Tobacco at L. Il NJ CllILD>', and
} save 81 per cer'.
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I>ilEl arc now receiving their Spring Stock
1 of Ladies' Dlt}E s. GOODS of all the latest
stylcs--SIlks, Sha~ls, Hoon skirts Head NettS
Patent Ruling Dimty, Briiants, Parasols. sha
kcrs edgnrs, insertions. collars, &c.
The best stock Of staple goods in the country:
hIcachcd and brown Shcetings, al, widths:
Prints, Tirks, shifting checks, stripes, denims
piow loom and anvil cassimcres, linen drilling,
&c
Also, arg" and complete assortment Of
Hardware. Qucensware, Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps, Clothing. Nails,
Glass. Fish. salt, &c.
T" get the biggest price for your Produce and
the most goods for dollar call on
FRED. HEIGHT Il co.
We invite the citizens of Cedar and adjoining
counties to examine our stock and prices feel
ing confident that il will be to their interest to
deal with u.
ty- Cash paid for Wheat.
Onion Grove, March Is, lsGl.
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The Nos. ! and 2 Machines are Of grca capac-
i,y and application for manuia turing purposes.
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, IS:
In the District Court Of said Cedar county, June Term.
A. ID. lsGl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-11

TIE WIZARD Or MEN, An immense
crowd greeted these gentlemen last even
ing in the Park, and were highly enter
tanned by their music, humor, and Oratoryi
as was testified by repeated bursts Of ep'
plsuse and laughter. AS a b~snjOist Mr.
Turner has few equals, while Mr.. Brooks
is an excellent speaker and thoroughly
versed in the details of his profession. We
understand that they will be in the Park
again this evening. 1t
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Asaal Aatites.


". Common Ble11. Civil Az
Ths Judd Linseed 3 foa br money.
beknaS19a In Atsashment.
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAXI
natice that on the zIh day Of Nay, 1851, the
Plaintiff commsnced his acrion in the Court efOomS
mon Pleas, in and Tor Cuyahoga county. Ohio. the
ohisct and prayer OF the petition in which action Is
to recover the amount Of slsaS %, with interest
thereon from September ist, n64 claimed TO b due
from defendant to plaintiff, for damage Sustained
By the plaintiff in tie sale to him b d~siendaAt Of
OF which defendant represented s pure and unadui-
teEated binseed Oil. on or abnntthe tenth day3fEc-
Fsmber, 1889, and sixth and eighth DAYS OF june $50
which was not 10 fact pure Lln8sed III, bqtthseams
was impur- and aduitaratedi and Whlc1 plaintI1
bought Of defendant for use IN the Manufacture e
Oh Cloths, ~ reason ofthe impEritY ana aduitsrs
ton Of which the oil cloth manufactured nom such
oil was rem cred unsaieabie and v~alusseas and plain
til was compelled to AXE the same back rom bis
custO-1ers and has been unable to Bel th8same again,
and also by reason Of (which, bis reputation 49, man
u~facturer OF Oil Cloth has been greatly damaged
and also bg reason Of which he was deprived u Of sales
Of ks oil cloths to divers parties, 70 the klsinnna
damaga In all Of thr above mentioned Eum-
The Defendant viii demurr or answer said ped-
ton on or before the 18th day OF August, $751; o.
Judgment win be taken By default against j.
RAHNEH BAGhUo ENOBbA
iune7:3A PiaiuttdB Attorney
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THE CITY.

From Lake suPerier-Arrlva OF she North
star.
The steamer North Star, Capt. Sweet,
came in from Lake Superior last night at
l1;sO O'Clock, with eighty passengers and
good freight.
We are indebted to the Clerk, Mr.. Briggs,
for the following memoranda:
Left La Point Saturday, July 9th, at 10
A. H., and Ontonagon, at 8 P. NJ, the same
day. Met steamers Michigan and cleye-
land At Fourteen Mile Point. Lett Eagle
river At y o'clock Saturday night. Left
Eagle HarbOr at Z A. NJ, July 7th. Left
Copper Hsrbor at 9 A. NJ, July 1th. Met
steamer Northern Light at Point KAYE
uaugh. Lsft Portage Sunday, at 6 P. NJ,
passed steamer Michigan, bound down.
Left Marquette at y o'clock Sunday nigh
at Marquette schoOners Yorktown
KstohuD and NOnpareil. Met sIeamel
City Of Cleveland off Grand sacble, bound
up. Monday, July sth, left ssult at l P
NJ. Met schooner Shook ia TOW By tug
Eclipse, bound up, at Tcpsail Island
Schooner Lamplighter at anchor in tbs
Bashe, hound up.
The North Star brought down s masses
and 81 bbls. AmyglOyd copper, "a, us lbs
Al masses and % bbls. Cliff mine, 1898;
lbs; IL bbls and Is masses National mine
mine, $1,000 lbs. 80 tons maze, 625 cedal
posts. Also, a quantity of Northwest
copper.
The North Star will leave the dock o
HGzzy 8 Mcbride for Lake Superior, OF
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 500, oOo,o 900 Of private capital have seen ez
pended on The railroad system Of Illinois lnasmuce a
part Of the income from several OF these works, wiz
Valuable public fund in lands, go TO diminish heStat
expenses ;the TAxEs ARE uGHri and must consequent.
every day decrease.
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INFRovEMEKT.-The police court room is
undergoing several Improvements in the
way of painting, whitewasbing, Sc. The
benches also have been raised in such a
manner as to afford better facilities for
hearing to those seated in the back part OF
the hall.
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WILL LEAVE TO-EIdEr. = The magnih-
cent steamer Western Metropolis leaves the
depot dock this evening for Buffalo. The
number of passengers over this line Is
daily increasing. ia.
The Ocean also takes her departure al
the usual hour, sP. NJ, for Detroit. All
aboard
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Keaat AptiEEs.


EMOTICE-GEORGE w. JAMIsON,
Hin and Elizabeth A. Jamison. of New York, in
1.-The state OF New York, will take notice that Lewis
Mueller, of Cleveland, CuyahOga County, Ohio, did
ION the 9TH day Of Juns, A. d. 1851, file his petition
in the Court Of UOmmon Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga, in said State Of Ohio, against
the said George W. Jamis0n and Elizabeth A. jam
isOn, and Jarvis Leonard an keuben lngersol, de-
fendsnts, setting forth that the said George W. Ja-
misOn ana Elizabeth A Jamison, on the nth day OF
April, 1859, moTtgaged % the plaintiff subdivision
lot No of. G. BoWles' plat OF land in original lots
Nos. 3tSand 80 IN East Cleveland, Cuyahoga coun-
II, Ohio, containingl T. & Si09 acres OF land, to secure
the payment OF sald George note othe
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dolarsi dated
April 26th, 1883, and payable in two years alter its
date, and that the othar dsfsndants claim some in
tCrest in said land under them, snd as ing for iudg-
ment against said George W, JamisOn for Ten HUn
bred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon nom
April 18th, 1861, and for tn sale Of said mortgaged
premises to pay the same. Said George W. JRmison
is also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property, rights, credits and effects, has also
been issued in said action. Said George W.yamison
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn are further notified that
they are required TO appear and answer said pst1-
LEWIS MUELLER,
junes, lS6t:5H By B. r. Beavis, Atty.
MASTERS ALI .-PURsUANI
lNL to thac0mmand Of q decrstEl order Of sale
County, at the suit cfWnliam ". Hayes and others,
against John Greenbrier and others, to me directed,
l shall expose for sale at public auction, at tho door
OF the Court House-iD the City OF Cleveland, on the
fifth dag of july, 1861, at three O'Clock P NJ, the
following described premises, situate in the town
ship OF Brooklyn, in the county OF Juyabogas and
etate Of Ohio, aud being in that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known a.
lots numbers twenty one and twenty two in Jacob
Perkins's subdivision Of part o. the south7eastern
Brooklyn, each Of said lots being hfty fset 'front.' on
Clinton stre0t. Appraised e $50
Loren Prentis Master COMMIT.
Plfs iune3-A2
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PRFgETT P%OPULATIoN.


PRESENT POPULATION.
ne STATE Is rapidly fling up win Pogulano1 s5,
los persons having been added since 1850 ne
present population / 5723, es3, arnto dlo2 per cent in
AeRICUITURAL PRODUeTa
ne Agricultural Products Of mhnos are grszir haa
lthoss OF any other Safs. Ths products sent out during
lthe past year exceeded / 5o0yoo0o14 ReWheafcop
Of seOapprosches 100000 bushels, Ehle rs corn
CROP yieiis not less than 10000 o bushels.
FERTILITY OF TEB SOL
Novhere can the industrious farnar sesus such in
lmediats results for his labor asupon these prairie aoi15
.lthey being composed Of q deep rich loan, t5 Fertility
&Which, IS unsurpasssdb By any On ne globe
10 ACTUAL C~ULTIYATORA
Sines 1854, ne Cm1Gng 1aue sod 15o0o0o ezeI
~la1aIdias an agreement 70 ~culfoats Usn11d hdGbaA
1eoarTaded hr0aghaess lands AZ an epGs qSa0coo5
1000. IN $50 ae population q {sry.line eosltis,
l2o3 hare bes Gdded; nGkiHg ~ ohae F5uic3oI sl45
ls0l, a9Gfs q l43PT cat
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the Thrift Of ne ps0pls, Hmzyb Be-
stated that COO, 900 tons Of freight, including $4,000
bushels Of grain, and $4,000 barrels o. aoU we're Tor
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and worki1gnen El ind the frse school
isvsfem encouraged by+ths stats AID endowed viii g
large revenue for the support Of schools. Gheir chill
dren can hVsin sighto Of the church and
- 8L0M Ak va -
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
The prices OF these lands vary from Sc 70 IS Per
slacre, according 20 location, quality, SC. Fast class
farming lands sen for about SO 70 SO per acre ana
1.-The relative expense Of subduing prairie hnd as con
! pared with wood land i nfhs ratio o. to 10 hfLToT
/ o. the formsr. Ths terms Of salsfor the bMk q hsss
e lands VIII be
OEE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at six per cent. per aznum, and six interest notes az six
kper cent, payable respectively in one, two, three i0u,
: live and SIX years from date or sale and foU notaa
for principal, payable IN -four, five, siIand seven yeE
ii1rom date ofsale, thecoutraCtstipalatng thatc2etenth
elof the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated.
yleach and every year, for i've yeaTsfrom date Of sale
ls0 that at the end Of I've years o1e-naA snaA Dc FENCED
land under cultivation
Twenty PER CENT. WILLIE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the sams should b
AZ six dollars per acre, when the cash price VII be hvt
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms Ofpaymsnt can b had
OSTER, Land Commissionsr,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
and cities situated 1Pon the M
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The following cases were disposed Of BY
Judge Veil this morning
Mary Courtney assault and battery, con-
tinued to the 18th.
VIM. johnson, assault. and battery, con
tinuod to the 18th.
Elisha Smith, violating street ordinance
continued to the 18th.
John Redman and Edward Kelley, as
sault and battery. The former fined $40
and costs, and the latter So and costs.
Ephraim Taylor and Henry Johnson
Dismissed as to Taylor. johnson fined $40
and costs, and sent to The dungeon of the
County Jail fifteen days on bread and
water.
W. Il. Mayo, grand larceny, nOlled.
Michael Byrns and Sryan OMAHA, as
sault and battery, 81 eroh and costs.
Joshua, George, Emily and Charlotte
wioks, assault and battery, continued to
the 18th.
Adam Homes, assaul: and battery, held
open till the 18th.
Fred. Cyria1, injurins property, s25 and
costs.
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By the use Of these Pnls the periodic attacks Of
herVous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken &c tho commencement OF an attack Immediate
Eehefirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea or Head
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They act gently upon tho Bowels, removing Cost.
iVeness.
For Literary Men, ~stGdents, Delicate FEMALES, AID
al persons Of sedentary habits, they are valuable g
q Laxative improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
Il OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and CAREFULLY
conducted experiments, having been il use many
years, during which time they have prevented ard
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering from
HeadAehe, whether originating in the nervous sys.
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they are entirely vegetable in their composition.
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without making any change Of diet, and the absence
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B OF OOUHFERFEITsI
The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry G,
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A Boz viii be sent by mail, prepaid. on receipt Of
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HONE TESTIMONY.

In this connection We ouer q Tow testimonials
II am g Methodl5t Clergyman, and when on my
circuit / have met with many women troubled with
the diseases Cor which you advertise Marshall's Ute
rims CathOhcon Is o cure. i have advised its use and
IT has effected Q complete cure wherever IL has bsan
used, t G -RoF. 7 SHARP, =
Western Star, Ohio.
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on BBLS. BINSEED OIL-FOR
~ sails a. close figures By
CIV. gbAuK,
iune73 Successor to I'm Fiska
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n o..... -,
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In their private practices with entire success, In ali
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For diseases u a private Diseases; Azure 4. frequent.
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iects than Cubshs or OopAih6 alone The Pills are
half the size OF Capsules, and never nAuEoate the
stomach or impregnatet the breath. Six dozen Pill
ia y Box.
scr Price N DOLLAR.
The above viii be sent BY mail, on receipt Of the
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IT RArSs-We should not be afraid to gncss
how many hundred thousands of dollars the
late showers have been worth to farmers.
Day after day the growing things have been
turning up their parehed lips and praying for
rain. At lastit came and still comes; and
the great drops sink down into the earth's
bosom and q new lifespringS forth thererom.
Egerybody's heart r%ejOices, aud eveybody's
spfrits rise as the mercury falls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-11

IFrom the Southern Path Finder, N. OIL
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are surs
that our testimony can be added 10 the already nu-
merous List that has received benefits that no other
neSe'pe fan produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-11

ne STATE IS upidly fling up viii p0pulano1 eo5,
; los Dersone having been added since 1880, making th8
. preSent population ,72s ,es3, arntio di0 per cent ia