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PRE8EHT P0P0LAIlo4.
Tlis State b rapidly fling up viii popuiaol 80
025 persons having been added since 1850, malg ~
present population ,7 G6s, ratio q 1o2 per esui q
ten years
AGRICULTBRAL PRoDUCIz
no Agricultural Prodn r. o limos are greater than
ihoss osany other Sate. Ate proiucs sent oui during
.he rast year exceeded 5oU COO tors- No Wheatop
ID IseOapuroSehes IS 900 Oo0 bushels, uhs Ne c1rn
crop yields not less than 10 f1o0I I09O nQlnea
FERTILITY OF THE s0n J
Nowhere can tho industrious farmer secure sueh IN
mediate results FOR hs labor IS upon thsss prairie sos
they being composed Of deep Tich loam, ne fertility
Of which, is unsurpassed By any On the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTTFAToRa
siaes 1854 ne C5mp1ny haus sold eo0 600 aass.
TAey ssg only 70 aetlaI ellsatoTs, and s1sg e0aet
oontGins an Ggresmeni 70 eipae. he roId las 5seL
c0nrty71ss1 HT01gh thsSs lands a ezss q so oooy
GOO. IN 1850 Tie population cf 1or,sHins eot.leIs
through tghich Z passes, icas oy S5 598 scs iue Al
2g3 hans BEN aided; making ae toh0ie Po2acol 6l4
sgl, griB ef l43 per essL
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of The thru Of tAs people, lmsy b
stated that 900 900 tons q freight ineung go
bushels OF gran and $50 900 barrels q of foT-
Wardsd over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Forkngnen VII ind TIE free usAool
system encouraged By ths stafs and endowed uith 4
large revenue FOR The support Of schools Ther ehn-
dren car live in sight Of the church and schoohouss
and grow up win the prosperity q ne ilI 80 u
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEEE
The prices OF these lands vary from 80 TO e25 per
acre, according 70 ocation quality, &c Erzl class
farming kinds sell for about SO 70 So PER acre and
the TeatiFe expense of Eubduing prairie land as eo
pared win wood land Is IN The ratio of 70 10 tn favor
or the former The terms Of sale for The bulk q ha1s
lands wiz be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
six per cent per enuu and SIX interest notes q ~
per cent payable respectively IN one, two, Tires 1,
i've and SIX years from date Of sale and four nos8
for principal payable IN four i've, sand ser n yeazl
from date OF sale coutTactstipu uatng hat C1eh
or the tract purchased shall be fenced and cualsd
each and every year, FOR i've years ron cate q ale
90 that ct tho end Of I've years onshak shall ae fnesd
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except ihe sane should b
a. six dollars per acre, when tie eh price WA b I've
dollars
productions prices and terms Of payment, can be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
noes. and Cities situated upOn the Hll-
ISO, O,APPLETON'S HALLWAY GUIDE.
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PONY FxPRFss,

-------4 Fr KEARxEK. NAY H
The Pony Express, from San francisco May
9TH, has arrived
Preparations were making for grand Union
meeting at San Francisco. Union meetings con-
tinue 10 be held throughout the State.
Gen. Sumner speaks highly of the condition of
the fOrtihcatiOns at San Francisco, and also of
the United States soldiers there.
The San Francisco military anticipate being
called upon TO put down the rebellion in Santa
Clara county
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RnnnIHARRIaRURG.

HABEIIIIEUs IT, ny II
II A underIioOd that Governors Curtin ane
IN Virginia ths united support Of all the forces
of PennsyIVania and Ohio, 20 protect thsn
against secessionist9. $500 ~,
indiana and Iliinos have also pieageo lns
Union men Of Kentucky ana nissoefl une SaW'
ne Governors Of all the free states, RON
Pennsvlvauest west have asked and obtained
Dled0e from President Lincoln, that no eompro-
n;ssor csssafion Of the war shall take place an
I'M ne national Gag Aoats ever all the natlona
nropcrtV.
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NTAsTER COMMIsSIONBRIs

Il
lNI SALE Pursuant % the command Of = deere
Of the county OF CuyAhogA, aud State oiOhin, 81 the
suit Of Lyman Little et. al plalntna, against sam:
uel Folts, ais, defendants, 20 me directed, shall
expose for sale at public auction, nt the door OF the
Court House, IN said County, on Monday, the zyth
Of May, 1861, ut O'Clock p, NJ, thU following de-
BcrfbSd real estate, namely:
SITUATE In the township Of Independence, being
number six In the twelfth range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, In the state Of Ohio
and Whcn Is also in the county OF Ouyahoga, and s
known as part ofOriginh lot number iOrty In said
township and 81 vsiOns, or village lots numbers
81, 81, 80, and 3 as surveyed Daniel Kerr Esq.,
10 the fall OF 1872 and bounded az follows to witt
the east by tho State road leading ffom Akron TO
Cleveland; on the south BY the Public square ard
land owned by the First Congregational Church nd
Society and bounded as follows: commencing at the
north east corner Of land owned By w. Il, AeWland
thence westerly along tho line Of said hewands land
six rods and twenty Inks thence north four rods and
twenty three Inks theme, east two rods and seven
eet; thence south Two rods thence east 70 the west
line Of the Public SQUARE thence south % the Pihe
OF beginning, aud land owned By ". II. hewiandi
on the vest BY land Ownsd By said hewiandi on the
north By village lot belonging % Michael Faimsr,
containing iOur acres, more or less" FOR better
description OF ID laud Eeierence may be had 70 =.
ClArks title deeds, given BY james M. Dillon jan
uary 18th, lsfs and Wilsm Davis, Feb. 81 ei3, and
froh james NJ Dillon, recoroed March Z0ths ie4ol In
OuyahOga Records, Vol. Al, page IA, but reserving
on frOm the foregoing survey piece Of land on the
northeast corner Of said LOT two rods wide and Is
rods long desded 20 II L. Miner, be the mora
less but subject TO all legal highway Appraised ut
Sl5OO. NlhLlAM II. sHEhWlAt
fred. HOvey, Master COmm'r.
r..
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IRGPORTGNT INFELLTGENCR.

Gen. Butter has ordered the outposo Of ColoneI
Jones camp e the Relay House % be eXtended
this p. n some ten miles toward Harperls ferry.
force from Chambersburg, whose operations win
- lRlinst Asrperls Ferry. These advanced out
pests are also intended 10 cut OF the 1yi1B re-
crafts nom Baltimore, who Il 4 supposed have
Esltmptod 70 escape from Gen. Buffers forces.
one thousand troops, under Col. Jones, entered
t1e eitY this z II. This movement was made In
consequences Of reports that smother attempt was
being made 70 revive the mob spirit in that city,
aad prevent the passage OF troops ard destroy
the railroads.
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WHAT Will De DONR.

HARRIsBuRo, May IA.
Western VirgiEIans say that that part will GER
forty Eve counties.
All Ohio Valley supplies are cut OF from vir
ginia-
Two thousand Western Virginia troops have
been sworn into the United States service.
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ANOTHER FOREIGN HRRIvAL.

81 UOFlN9i my II
The Parana from Galway Tlh, has arrived, but
brings no mail.
Lord John Russell made an important state
ment on American Affairs, IS 20 the Federal Gov
ernment committing infringement Of information
al law by collecting duties from foreign ships be-
fore breaking bulk.
The law ofAcers Of the Crown said so much de
pended on circumstances, that no definite
Instructions had been sent TO cruisers. The Gov
ernment believed such collection impraeticable
that blockade only be recognized when effective
and that regarding letters Of marque 1t is the
opinion of the Government that the Southern
COnfederacy must be recognized as belligerent
Consols 01S 895X.
American Sifsirs had not embarrassed the Lon
don money market.
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OoMMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND 1I1RKFT-RTAY Il

CLEvELARD AIARKET-RIAT II.
FLOUR-steady with only few light sales dOu-
bic sxtrHs At Ss.l26 for good red. Ssf9 for good
Whits.
WHBAT-Tirm and in good donaad, with sales
soaEI red At $40 HOn store. and car white at
gI,35.
CORR-sfsaay and quiet ct sc. ta3
OATsAQuist ct Sc.
HIGHWTNEs-salo % bbIS at is1Ge.
BUTTKR-gales fair roll ct loc.
EaG8-Dull and unchanged.
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FRo1T 1vAeHINGTON,

WAsHTSeros, Nay u.
The Government has accepted two regiments
lor three months, and one for three year1, nom
EnhBas.
The Pest Master General 70 day annuiIsd the
nal contrast between st. Louis and Memphis,
owing q ioreible stoppage Of steamers which
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CHICAGO BIARKRT-sIAY IA.

rRY TElEcRAPH.l
FTOUR-Market has adyonced &c.
WHEAT-MaTket 2la3c higher. -ra
,0RN-Mnrkct firm at 3156c.
OATS-MarlIrt steady.
RROEIFTS-29ItO 900 bbls iouri 1900 bush wheat;
sHIPMENTS-ssOO 200 bblS aour; 5000 su wheat
ORIXCHANGE-Ne York bank, nominAlly lOc;
street bills lOe. Trfr AKA
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LEGIsLATTVR.

BosTOE, Nay a.
In the Senate to day. 8 bill was introduced au-
thorizing the Governor to form one or more
camps. to consist Of s. 900 men, who are to be en-
listed for three years and who are TO be governed
by the o. 8. Military law. These troops are 10
be liable to draft on the requisition Of the Gen
eral Government. "a
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ATASTER COMMISSIONERS

MH a - N II OOMmlODlOINE LII .
lEl SALE.-Pursuant 70 the command Of deere.
al order Of sale from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
the county OF Cuyahoga, aud State Of Ohio, at the
suit Of Philo scoyille, plaintin, against hhthan
Johnston, et al, deiendAnts to me directed, shall
"a pose O sale at public auction, ct the door OF the
Court House Ia tie City ofCleYeland, IN said coun
~ on Monday, the 3Oth Of May, 1851 at o'clock P.
n, the following described real estate, namely;
Situate In the township and Ulty Of CleFslandi In
the State Of Ohio, and which Is also In the county Of
CuyahOga, and IL known part Of sub-lot No. in
the subdivision OF ten lots No II, and part Of
ten acre lot No. l2 made By Taylor HoytI reference
being had to the Book Of Al ips NO. = page J. IN the
Recorders Office OF OuyahoRa County, zs aforesaid.
The part OF said sub lot hereby cOnYeYed Is bound
ed as follows: beginning st point in the sOutherly
line OF Kinsman street 50 Feet and inches westerly
from the nurth-eastsry corner Of said sub lot No.
tLonce running westerly thirty est 70 land conveyed
by snd Taylor and HOyt to Samuel Johnston; thence
sOutherly 1t right angls with kinsman street 100
iyet along the easteriy line Of Samuel Johnston's
land; thence easierly 1t right angles with said
Johnston easterly line Of thirty feet thence north.
erIy 100 feet 10 the place Of beginning being 80 feet
front on Kinsman street and 100 feet IN depth, be
the same more less, but subject to all legal high
WAYS Apprased value $61ONi
WILLIAM K. SHERWIH, l
Fred. HoTeY, Master Comm'r.
.l-- Atty for Plth. aprl7:336
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FHE SOUTHERN BLOOKADE'
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KRNTUCKY LRGLsLATURR.

FRANEEoRT, Nay "a
The senate yesterday passed bin sespending
the civil courts until January, ana oflestnb ~ I'll
executions issued since January last 70 DC ~
irsued returnab.e next March
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RURFALO aiARKKT-MAY 14.

7
RI0UR-Market steady, with moderate home
and interior request the demand Is mostly confined
10 tie bttsr Fradss which are scarce Sales aro sO
bbls at S475 for extra statei S5OOa5 y for extra In
diana and Ohio; S5,5U66,I2k for double extras.
WHFAT-Market shade hrmeF, ana the demand
Confined 70 upring Sales are ln,00i bush kennsha
spring at a5c; 81, 90 bush Milwaukee club Al s5cr
2OOn bush at 57Ac. ... ae =
Other grains quiet and no salee.A 1j
WHI@K Y-hIarket dull and no sales. ..-
CANAL. FREIEHTS-Ffrm at l2o Tor corn
l3o for wheat 20 New York. l.. I. - d q. !. !. - , /.
LAKE INIPORTS-l4,to0 bbls houri I4OOO Du
wheat; $3.50 bush corn 5 $40 ......-..., 9,
Rheat: lal. 90 bush conn 10000 bush oats
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MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

" that shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court Hsuse Cleveland Ohio mp.
on the 18th day Of May ISL, a. two O'Clock P. NJ
One Silver Watch. q Claim against Luther leye.
land Of Genesee county, Michigan, for which here
are no evidences Of lndebtedness-amount Of said
Genesses county, Michigan, for f3u9-payable one
hundred dollars each year from the 18th DAY OF Sep
tember 1850, for which there evidpn eg Of in
debtedness- The above properly and claims were
assigned 10 me as UomEissiODer OF Insolvsnts for
Cuyahoga county By Ezrh 3. cleveland.
J. 8. GRANHIS,
aprla.H5 Comm Z Of rneoiTeuta
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Sin.
have tried your Oephalic Pills, and like them
so well that want you to send ms two dollars worth
more.
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and Oblige
Your OBJ { Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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Serving a9lathines.
.WHEELER 3 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
NEW IMPRovEMEETs AT REDUCED
P r / c 3 81

The WHEELER WILSON Machines are now
sold ct rates that viii pay fair profit on this cost OF
manufacturing capital Interested and making sales,
and at such prices will enable them TO make 7At
class Machines, and - heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular.
The suverlority Of these Machines over AL oshars
for Family IS now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium 10 the
WHEELER WILSON Machines on account OF
the Elasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
Desirabeness Of the Stitching, when done, and tbs
Wide Range Of its Apploation." The opinion Of the
above Oommittse Is endorsed by All the State Ari-
cultural Societies In the United States.
81 The low pricee and important Improvements
needs rSt clsss Marhine 70 give that an sxAmina-
ton before purchasing.
@S-An ezamihatioh Is solicited at the ufaos, No.
205 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
-. send for OiroulaF and List Ut Prizes, &c
mart JOHN =. sTEoNo- Agent.
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gegal Aotites.
RTAsTBR lsJMMIssIoNER,s


MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyt sALE.-Pursuant 70 ths command OF an alils
order Of sale, from the Court of Common Pleas
Of the county OF puyaho and Stale Of Ohio ct the
suit gf EEra MpuluN, plaintiff againat Levi Tlom-
as, e. al5., deisndans, 20 mo directed, shall ex-
pose for sale Il public auction at the door Of the
Court House, In the City Of Cleveland IN aEid eoun
~, on Monday, the 10Th day Of June, 1861, at two
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real estate,
situated in the township OF East CleYeland in said
county. "a tract Il land situated in lots Nos aud
in East Cleveland, in Ouyahoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point on the plank road AZ tho west cor
ner Of that portion Of the premises set on 10 Electar
Smell; thence s. 5A}4 degrees g. chainsi thence S
394 degrees W, % links thence s. 5OA degrees T.
s. Is chains to the west line OF Chittendeu Lewis
land thence south sos chains thence N. 50A de-
grees w. 892 chains then Q n. 6ON degrees W. 6
chains to the plank cad thence n. 394 degrees T.
237 chains to the place Of begnnine aud containing
A25 Refe mole or less 2lO0 Of said land be-
ing in lot No q and y7lOO acres in lot No. Ap-
F---''- WILLIAM K. sHERvIN,
Master Commissioner.
Williamson Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SHOT HERSELF,

WEEELnO, Nay "A
Miss Mary Woodward, daughter of S. Il.
Woodward, Of this eiiy, accidentally shot her
self dead this afternoon.
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NY. STOCK AIAIRKBT.-REAY IA.
Tpv TgTFgRApul

Market steady and hrm With only moderate busi-
ness. Chicago & Rock Island 254; Chicago Bur
lingtnn 4 Quincy IS; Cleveland Toledo 231f; Ca
lena Chicago h95s; Illinois Central script 644 Mich
iean Southern I25Si Harl m preferred 2lH; harlem
III Hudson IS 10; New fork !fntrR z ;; Illincil
Central bonds 9i; North Carolina &c 5 Missouri o
a5A; VirEanin Sc 43k; Treasury lie l00H; United
States o 81 registered ss; United es 81 eou-
pons S7H.
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Observation-Disclosures.

PEaLADELPHTA, Nay "a
Robert son Of ex President Tyler, resigned
hlS e6ieS IN the Supreme Court Of Pennsy ylYAniA
and left this city. 81 .l II ID 4
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oephalie pills accomplish the object for which
they were made Viz: Cure Of headache In eli It's forms
TErOm the Examiner, NerfsIk, Val
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
IFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send tor box, (Cephalie Pill8) 30 that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
From the Advertiser. Providence, Ri
The Cephalie Pills are said to be remarkably sf-
feetYe remey Ter the headache, and Of the very
best for that cry frequent complaint which has eT
[From the Western R. R. Gazstts, Chicago. M
We heartily ?dorss Mr. spalding, and his unn
vailed CePhai us,
TFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headashs,
Who try them will stick to them
[Fron the Southern Path Finder, n. OF
Try them you that are afileted, and we are sure
that our testimony can be added 70 the aready nu-
mergus list that has received benefits that other
meCcinA 1an produce-
From the st. Louis Dsmocrat.l
The immense demand for the artcls (Csphalie PillB)
Is rapidly enoressiI g.
rFFom the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa-l
Mr.. spslding would not connect his name with an
article be did nOtF- ~ TO possess real merit
IFrom the Advertiser, PrOS, lenos, R. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong, from ths
most respectable quarters.
GFrOm the Daily News, Newport, B. IL
Oephalio Pills are taking the place ofaH kinda.
[From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very efBcacIous for the headache
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SLOAN UNDES THE C0URTERli
SIXTH AND OTEKRS IN A BOX nj

NORRIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAh
CONDITION POWDERS, whore every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can hRd the best Medicine IN US
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals
hey are Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds COugha
Lose Of Appetite, Hide bound, Distemper Sc, g.
= - These Powders alWays give Hafisfaction as ths
Thousands Who have used them, can testify. S.
Circulars. Try them or sale by 3. =, Gaylord,
Z. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, Olelalandi o. aud " al DTuREsfa IN the
country. Also, At wholesale b the Propristor az ie
Ontario stTeet yevsland, ohio, to whom al orders
isbs: RssdsS Q. Q. NORRIs.
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MeaitaI.
OANFORD'S LTVER 1FyTGCE

GANFORD'S LIVER NV IGCh.
y ATOR never Debilitates. Il . son1ozassa
sSffrsiy frse FROM GUNS, ard has bsooSss q =
tabiished fsct q Standard Medicine, ku0WE 40 -
proved By all who have Tsed L, and d gs9aytst
10 with confidence in all diseases ior UAics 4 1
Il has cured thousands within thslsaf fuogaaa
who had given up allla lhopez q relief e tti
numerous unsolicited - certificates IN ny posla1
The dose must be pdap-I ted to the tezavs snsa
Of the individual taking g it,and used nsaeh 'u5S
titles as to act generally - on the DoHsll
Let the dictates of your :, judgment guide 700
the use Of the LIYERi[ fINVIGORATOR, and
viii ere LIVER CON-lO PLANTS, BILIoua A
FACKs, DYSPEPSIA, CHON-l r nc DIAEEHGA, &UHalI
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WKAENEss, and may heI 10 succolllullF q a.
cnre SICK HEADACHE5 I(as tkousantg ean -
tify,} IN WENTYE MINUS, II TWC
OR THREE TEA-E lSPOONSFbL ARE IA
KEHEg the eommenoe-.-5 lment Of tas stsnck.
All Eno use it are giving their testimony IN IL a
~ Mix water in tho mouth vita the IaEsgse.is.
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOFFIE
Also Santords Family Oathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable EItsacts, and %
up in Glass Gases, Air Tight, and VIII
keep in any ciiEaata.
The FAMILY CAFHARTIC PILL is q g,,rfle Int
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Theconstantly increas-i-s ing demand from fho7
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son W9lcn All express IN - raseHd 70 their US, haa
induced me 70 place themi within the rench Of an
The Profession Wellf know thai difsrsnf -
thartios act on difsrenl portion1 OF ~ bllT-slS
The Family CatharticlA PHI ~ Uifh tilis 80
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Extracts, which act alike On ever pTrf of fs ~.
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the Back and Loins Cos- = tiTsness Pail aTd 75rs
ness over the whole Body iron Buddan cod, ,whirh
frequently, II nnsslected,l p end * long ecu-ss q
Fever. boss Of Appel itita, Q Croe5irF SsnlA
ton Of Cold over fho Body, Rssfls6aneaF
Headache or Weight g IN the Hsaa. an 1ndaa
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Rheumatism, great Purifier Of tke Blood aud uaET
diseases % which flesh Is heir, TOO numeFoul 10 1e
ton IN this advertisement. Dose 70 q
PRIOR - CENTS
The Liver luVigUratcr and FAMILY Cathnrff
Pills afe fetaied by Druggists generally, ana sold
Wholesale By the Trade ip al the large toWns.
8, 7. ". SANF0RD, N d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
lyldkWks aS BrosiWaEs Nov York.
- sapioId,s LivOr InviEOrator md OasAsTtss
CH0RCHILL& 4 BRO, n7ssui-ts.
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INFAELIBLE LINIMENH
EHE
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KOINOIDRNCBI

For sais by STRONG 3 Armstrong. CHURCl
LII Z BRO, and VA. fISKE, Cleveland.
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A. SSIGNEE'S SALE.-NOTICE
IA Is hereby given that shall expose for sale at
pIDlic auction the Auction store u g. mOen l9l
Superior street, Cleveland Ohio, on the sth day Of
June, 1851 at two O'Clock r. n the entire stock Of
Goods assigned ne by A. Nary Mack, consisting Of
straw Hats aud Trimmings, embracing every Tarie-
ty Of straw Goods. Terms-Cash.
JOSEPH s. GkAkNIS,
ffanr26.a39 Assiguee Of A. Mary Mack.