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- the use Of hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement Of an attack Immediate
relisfirom pain and sickness win be obtained
They seldom tail in remoYin no Nausea or Head.
ache to which u males are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing COST
iVenes1. @ .f--.'-a
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate FelnaIs Jsns
an persons Of asdentary habits they are valusl sau
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone n
vigor 70 the digestive organs, and restoring To
natural elasticity and strsngt Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast smount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys
tam, or from q deranged state Of the stomach.
They ars ersirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any ehangsOf diet and the abssnce
Of any disagreeable taste reniers It easy 70 adnis
ter them to Children.
EW ARE OF OUHTERF FEITsr
~ The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry O.
sPalding on each Box.
HSrSold By Druggists aRd all Dealers in Medicine
"a Boz win bo sent by mail, prepaid. on receipt d
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SS-An orders should be addressed 70
HENRY O. sPALDING,
IS Cedar Street, New York,
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sHsdiel1e
sIlzN ~-s
GssTEIIIIa
MRS. WINsbOW.

An s5Ssso2S:s Ng,:s sna gsPss PhyIIolan, pre-
SO q T II NG SY RUP.
FOB CHILDREN TEETHENG,
which greatly facilitates the process OF tssthinF b.
eoftening the gums, reducing ell lnGanmation8-
4llay ALL PAIN end spas medic action, and 70 sure
Depend ppon 1t, mOthera,i viii give rest 70 your
TRE2iEF AND HEALTH TO YoUR IRFAars.
We have pHt gR ana sold this article 2 over Ten
years, and OAH SAY, IN CONFIDI.h NOE AND
any other medicine, HEVEE HAS II f1IISD M
SINGLE INBTAHUHT TO EFFEOT A ODRE when
tmely used. Never die We know an ingtan.e Of dis
u All are delighted with is operations, speak n
tBrms of ofcommendati0n Of the magical GGscts and
VIZ DO KNOW" aitsf ton years experisucs, and
rledge our reputation for the fulhment OF what We
here declare. 10 almost every instance whore the
infant e suffering rom pain and exhaustion, rslis
viii be found IN hfosn or twenty minutes adeT tho
syrup Is administered.
one Of the most Experienced and Skillfdl Nurses in
New England, and has been used with Novor-fAiins
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but inTig
crates the stomach and bowels eorrec1 ascidity ana
9yee Ione and energy @ sho whole system. II viii
dRIPINa IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OOLIL
and oyercomea oonvuisioag, which 4 not speedily
rbmodied, end IN death. We believe Il the best and
skfsat remedy IN tho world IN all cases Of Dyssntery
and DiarrhDa in children whether Il arises from
efy Mother who has child suffering from any OF ths
foregoing complaints, do not let your preudioes,
sfsring Child and The relief that win 50 cure yea
Absolutely Bure 10 follow the use Of this Medicine
ltimely used Full direction for using viii accom-.
dniIs oToGRTfs 4 PEREiNs, New YORK, Is On
The outlids wrapper. sold b Druggists thr0ughout
Principal OfRce, ls Cedar Strset New York,
PRICE, ONLY % GENTS PER BOTTLE.
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NIEW FALL FASHIONS.-G. q
4 lN s00TFE EeP Fali Fashi0aa for gsnfiemsois
hfe. hieo the coFTacl afYla o. making and triTan9
hiiit4ry ulethss for tAs United stases Army, ez1
, jdiysSsh rs - Rank street. We Wsdde .IL 4 House
.DUsTERS' auruuuq . aAu.nAuu.
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TFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, MIMI
Il you sre, or have been troubled with tho head
ache, send FOR box, tCephalic Piis,) 90 that yoa
may have them in case Of an attack. iiaF
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TErom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested n more than thOasah
casss, Wish entire success.
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1C7sad what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grsfa-
bsrg Medicines. DR., B. is physician Of extsn1ige
practice and one Of the most successful IN the cOun
~ (Trambull) In which he rsaide8:
! eThis certihss that have used the 0rRfenb berq'B
.ila and HaEshall's Gasholieon, sold here By h %
johnson, In ny practice. They arc good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March !, 1851.
Sold By Druqgists and Medicine Dealers fhroarh-
out the county. Eor Medicines Agencies, a.
ian1d&W GansrAl Agentfcr Ohio.
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Governor o. UhIo'
r CERTIFY THAT LUCUIS II.
CLARK. conFieted Of the cri1lsof puszil 5 Uoa1-
Isrieit Bank Bills, in the Court of Common Pleas,
sentenced to Thee years imprisonment m tia Pen
ifentiary has eommitted no infraction o. the Laws
ment here. JAO. A. PRENTICE, Warden.
iulyZ2;3lT By Fhso. Z. HeNfitt
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n tracts q fFoTty leres and q

MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MN.
THE attention or tho enterprng and indcstriods por
ton Of the community is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal inducements offered thsn by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they VIII perceive, VIII enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
cOmnaratYely gpeaking. YerE IiLila canilaI -
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lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OsFhalio Pills accomplish the object for uhisl
they we're I1ades vz Cure Of headache in al is forms
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90 CARBoYs OIL YlTRIOJ,
AO 10 eases Congress and Empire Water,
29grOss Beer Corks, iust TseeiSsd s @ a and for
saw e-'1p y = Successor 10 WIN. TisRe,
lx2s rIf ilS Superior si.
TlHE PLACE TO BUY FRUIT
-.-s1--'-r S,''1r' CIV. 0LARK's, fq
,yls Successor e Rssa.s1ies %R slssa; !.
CWEETS INVALUABLE LINZ
- MENT, at 20 Pat c Square jels
A N0DYNH EXPECTORANT
~ CAN DY-Rslieyes Pain, cures BTonseshitis,
vanosd stages Of Oonsumption. At q Pub. Square.
On BBLS. LINSEED OIL-FOR
~ sAls at close figures by
ju1sas suooes.or 70 70 @5. 11A F'sf.e
ERESH LEEUHES, SWEDISH, FOR
i sale and just received BY
Successor TO VIM. Fiske,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
~ Amputating Cases-single and with Trepines.
Instrumeats-all the instruments singly together
in case. Irepins Qa9es. strabismus Gases. POST
frr hve to dollars. All other single In
%SS'' i1R9% ''r 'A' O saoos.sSr 70 Sh. SnA Fsfs
INFORM CANDY THAT Is RE
IuS.ls sslABLA's' O. Z 4 FhSla FksSlE1EEn'si Edssi..
a LTERATIVE SYRUP.-A SU-
~ PEkIoR article for purifying the blood. at SO
Rnblie 5Quare- junelS
ERUIT CANS, CORKS 4 SEAL
Il ING WAX. For sale by
iyT k.t Corner Erie q 4 PrOspecs PN sea sis
(NARB0N OLA GOOD ARTI-
. rreE ora to-. Il, ~
iy7 Corner of Eris Ei a i Prospect PAE%as 81.
A N AQUARIUM FOR SALE BY
IA n Corner Of Re 4: a I PPAsMaslt P4os5edt n.
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
IyiI --''' - - Corner Erie i Prospect sts
: 4CTATIONERY.-PENs. PAPEk OF
~ all kinds, Envelopes, Inks Pencils, &c, for sale
iyl7 Corner Erie Ef "a pTosPsot i1a11st sis.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEK EEP.
ERs.-Rarnish your own furniture. Call ct ths
Forest CITY Farniah ONCE, No. 1856 Superior ST., and
oopal Varnish, (which cup has brush with it, and
thls DO your own vanishing IN style equal to the
81 o. TTlos l5 Io q ,1 I1r = ~ tHsI,e wei
inarsiEs - = E. W.-PALMEB, Agent
DENTON BROTHERS q CO.,
DEALERs IN
PAINTS, Oils, NARNISHEs. WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
IB6 BUPERIOR ST, -OLEVELAND, o.
Glass and Paints being our special business can
ofsr Inducements TO buyers unsquailed in this Vi
einity. j1nel4:R1s
IN BBLS LINSEED OIL,
w 10 bbls boiled Linseed OIL
10 bblB LIQUID Dyes,
20 bbls Narnisheg,
10 tons White Lead, from PURE Lead to the
almost worthless article, for sale By ...-a
ELDERBERRY WINE, CUR
u RANT Wine, and Peach Brandy, for Medical
jIHsis g. south side Pa Pab. s'ssT SQUARE.
WINE BITTERS & BALM GIL
w FAD PHI, for General Debility, Dyspepsia
Ooldssss Of the Hands and feeI, Sick and Nervous
Headache, are not excelled By anything now In use
foT these arrangements. Found at
lsls o. J. kAEbER'S. az Pub Square.
OIOAL AND CARBON OIL so CTs
" psr gallon. at o. ,. KEELER's,
.xl-l-l = = sr'.s Pt-.'-
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gsaal Aetiees.
4 ssTGNEe'S NOTICE.-TT


A SSIGNEB'S NOTICE.-T 81 Z.
~ Creditors Of A. A Adams, and all persuus in
on the 18th day Of guly, 1851 mads IN gumezt %
Of ell his property and lecEs for the oenrlt ol
his cre0it0rB. have accepted and entered urOe the
accorr ance with the Law in sush cases, made a1d
provided. Creditors arr also notified TO fle their
claims with ne At my ofiee, dg,y verified aecording
to law. ID. ". BROC h6.
= Assignee Of a. A. Adams.
Cleveland, July &C, Issl.sss
William HA1nee 3 o., Plf'sl Attaehment.
Charlie, II. Js7rinzs. psft. lBsfore samuel Fsi-
Cuyahoga county Ohio.
ON THE 2IsF DAY OF JUNE,
" 1901, said Justice Issued ord. Of attachment
in the above action for the Of six teen 4lo0 doi
lars Said is set for hearing the 5th daT Of
August, lssl, At I O'Clock ? u 49,. -,
Cleveland. July IS 1861 iyI6-sI7
LoWmAn Warden, Pitts, Attachments.
Oh,-Iss h. Jsaninrs, iss Den. Before saauel Fsl.
ismbe Justice oftke Peace Of Cleveland Township
Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
ON THE 21sT DAY OF JUNE,
" 1851, said Justice issued order Of attachne1t
the above action for the Of of hlfy s3lQ dcL-
la said case 10 set or hearing on the 5fh ca3 o.
August, 1901, at O'Clock 2 ~, II
CIezsl.nd, July IS. 1851. = - iyI6:sT
NOTICE-sALE OF CHERRY
in LUMBER
Notice is hereby given that there viii be sold At
public sale, ths hank Of ths canal inst atCTa
the railroad bridge Il The O., q . O. B. h CO. 81
g.eyelalds y. On mon DAY. August 5 A. n n
5l5l ieet Of Cherry lumber, ana - lset ol Butter
nut Lumber. r. B. HADHAh5s
By l. PEEEFIsl. Attornsg.
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HAnfronp. TtumbnIl al. {

HARTFoRD, Trumbuli Co., o.
Thereby earthly that have been dealing n the
" ssy that have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided appreciation
OF ne people IKE sheae, particularly the Pills and
Oatholicon. They viii perform all and more than 5
plonised for them. have sold about ffty bOttlss
Of the CatholcoA the past year and hear the bsst
results in every case. J. b. o. JOHNSON,
March !, ls57. Medical Agent.
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PRFgENT POPULATION.
TCTJTTuRAI pponU5T4

ne STATE 3 rapidly fling up With populstol 113 +
O25 persons having been added since 1850, ral7 ths
present population e63 ratio q lo2 PER eali n
ten years.
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The Cephalie Pills are said 20 Be remarkably e.
eotve reInedy for the headache ard one of the Yary
,e5t for that Iery frequent complaint which has eT
z been discovered. 3T FIlif =
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u you are, OF nave been troubled with tho 1eod
ache, send ior box, tCephalio Piils,) that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
IEron the Advertiser. Proxidsncs, 3. l.
The Oephalie Pills are said to BE- remarkably e.
eotiye renefy Tor the headache, ard one Of the YarJ
oe9s l0r tnat Iery meQuent complaint which has eg.
or been discovered. 1855
[FrOn the Western z. 2. Gazette, Ohicago, MI
We hsartily . 7dorss Mr.. spaldsng, and his uni
Tallsd Oephal ill8.
from the KanaWha Valley Star. Fa.l
We are suro that persons suffering with headaahe,
who Try them, win stick TO them.
EFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try tksm you that ere slaictsd, and We are surs
that our testimony can Be edded % the already
-lie l''- s'An lfooaos. % 4 s t
q Iron the St. Louis Democrat.J
Thstnmenss demand for the article tOephaio Pfllsl
4 rapidly onereasing. ---- y .,-.-
TFrOm the 6Azstte, Davenport, Eowa.I
~; spalding would not connect his mans with a.
Artscla he did not , ~ to pOssess real msrit.
lFrom the Advertiser, FroVIencs. r IL
The testimony in their favor Is strong from tie
most respsotable quarters- q-
IFron the Daily News, Hsrport, R.I.Ja
OsPhAlio Pills are taking the plsOsOf all kinda
LErom the OOmnlsrsiaI Bulletin, Boston.i
Said to Be very sacaciOua for the hesdAohe.
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H0NE TEqrIlf0NY.

IN this conasGtio1 We cusr TsW testinonials:
4 am . Msthodist clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women trOubled with
ths diseases for which you advertise MarshalPs Ute
rtne Oatholicon cure. have advised iB uss and
Il has effected complets cre wherever it has been
u1od, Rsy. PEFER SHARP.
~ II Western Star, Ohio.
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3aistEIIanenns.

TB THIS SHOULD kEET THE EYE
II 81 WILLtAM DARvtLLE. GEO. HAWKES.,
Or Mrs. SMITH, lofmpily Of City hohd. bendon.
no 10 this country IN the year leSs thaT, or
either OF theu will confer favor BY aeudnR theif
address or calling on George Hayward, American
Hotel, Cleveland, or S9' Grand street New York.
Bup3.3t
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lFron the Western 3. 3. Gazetts, Chicago. In.l
We hsartily 7dorss Mr.. spaldsns, and his uni
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CoateEtiGtlekn.

VIII be served up any evenings at
auglns47 e-'a MOULD HoGAN's.
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CFrom the Advertiser, FroVJencs. B. II
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from ths
logt respectable Qusrtera. --
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Hon WIN. DENNaEsoE; as01.;.or ., Ohio.

OFFlCE Ono PrE1TkNTIARH, 4
Columbus, July 8, Isl.
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gs9n uIOasT' Ofiha nlRE E1aa Z ,Il-,1' &c -
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ERESH FRUIT RECTRvED THIS
III DAY.-A choice lot Of
PEACHES, PEARS, AND APPLES,
auel Iv MOULD L HOGAN.
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IRON the Kanawha Fansy star, Val
We are surs that persons suffering with headaoho,
Tho try thems win stick 70 them.
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EARsHALLsH UTERINE TIEfa Ca CATHoLIcoN.

A-AA-AoAA6A44O y AAAhACA OAAaOAACDNf
which ID offered certain cure IN cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms irregularities,
Weeknesd, Faintness, Deranged Appetite, 6alloW
Oomplexion, PaiR In the Back and Kidney, Chills
ragia, PAlpitasi0n o. the Reart, Dizziness, EerV-
BUSINESS, Headache, Hostis8sneea, Disturbed Sleep
Llpshss qftils Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain In the SPINE and hatgt5n the 5houidsra, Acid
stomach, Na1sea indigesticns ptncult Passlng Of
Urine With heat' Or snartiig, Itching, Burning or
trritation 3 Che Utefins cftDnl, Hightuaro nis-
pgr hflleficsl Anxiety, ed lnee, oul witch
n SeEftlng, lcn1tt patiou Irrftabls Ielipar
ness, DerrnVed Appetite ,Ilalnlrnca Blo3tsd and
: Dgulsr Bowels, D1plaasan3 DEeain5, Pains IA tie
ks srina 0rgaaa, damhrs8s Gnd Eni1s IN the lfrltf
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RATIRnln RYsTEII oF TLLIEoIa.

Over S1o0 900 600 of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch a
part Of theincOme from several Of thsss works. wit
valuable public fund in lands, go 70 diminish fhe STAT
expenses 1.-The TAxE AR1 EGET, and must colsequ
u7eFy day decrease q
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ne Agricultural Producs of Illinois are greater III
thoss OF any other Ste- The produces senf out dur
the past year exceeded 800 600 tor4 he Wheat cfl
q 1880 approaches IS 900 0o0 bushels, while ne co
crop yieids rot less thsn 140, 900 .OCO bushels.
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1891 Z. TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OOA the success Of several medical gentls-
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment as an incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature By the title of TItE GRHBENBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Oi
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
tonferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
9etmsnt and they have to feel great pride in
comparing their SUCCESS with medical academies al
30 chartered By public authority Unsolicited test-
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bssr witness 70 ths medical skill and high personai
character OF tho gentlemen connected with the IN.
500, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the dey, I'll e GRliE-
ANBERd COMPANY hR5 ever been and will be
reliable and trustWorhy ediI for the restoration
Of health 70 the at1iet and all who are suffering
may address them WIS sntire confidence.
The principles and practice of medicine adopted By
this lnstitutiOn are lucidly set forth in THE GREF
ENBEB9 MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluabls
medical work, published for fHnily uss and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF 5 cent?, for which
anEn Il is mailed free % any part Of the country
The health Of American WsInen, diseases Of Chill
ofen, and the more obscure and chronic plaints
- we'll - the common diseases incident 20 this coun-
ry have received the attention Of this institution
SID Il Il enough 70 say they have proved themselves
have eondded to thor skill
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleVa different
romedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 70 which wish to call the attention Of the
many Females afhicted with disease. :
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DINNER Is gERVED DAILY
e ths e., s q pstnos having business
EEElITfT Ale ON DRAUqE7.
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nm THE CORNER-NEAR THE
IN y 49, IVY Is Oo.. sIl9sr.mitha.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-12
Ru syerigI request.


Black Chariey's Analysis Of the Artesian
Well, at Louisville, ky., taken by an
Eyewitness.
The propects of this water is Salts with a
dissolution of Salts of Glauber that is de-
composed, plenty of Calcia of Magnes-
um, very little Lime of Colognesium, and
Sulphur of Carbonic Hydrogen Acid, tha.
harmonizes the water to the system, that
discumboberates all the bile and coal from
tho system and gives you a melodious su-
perfluos APPETITE. it leaves you in perfect
sstatc OF harmonious evaporation, and you
|Egf SO sporific ypu imagine you evaporate
when you are in a state OF proofs adenda,
bat when you think you are sitting perfect
" still, then 1t is, that you evaporate most
spontaneously.
The presentation of this change is, ii
nothing more than the sensation OF mat
rimonial feeling coming over you, pro tenn.
exclusively, and harmonizes you to sing
anthems, Dixie's Land, and to captivate
everything that comes in your hearing, par
ticularly your sweerheart it warns old
bachelors into perfact state of exclusion
and discumboberates all superstition, and
animates them with love and gratitude con-
sisting to young ladies it makes young
politically palatentions, fliitified. and is
conspicuously harmonious, and causes them
to become harmonious singers elevates
young men in ladies' society, when kicked
at an angle of As degrees below zero !; and
You never see them indulgin in petrified
drops of naturalized nuetral spirits, con-
tammated to the medication Of very little
water, and small donation of mint, in the
bottom of a tumbler, with billet of ice in
1t, ana teaspoon setting up in the diameter
OF Its perpendicularity, little nutmeg gra-
ted over the top, with straw in it stir ii
well, and then take it internally it will
relish Numerically to the obtuse parts OF
the balsamic distress of nature, and drive
out the presence of the atmospheric contain
mated, and substantiates the APPETITE.
Ihe depth Of the we'll, and it's iennyalog-
gy, admits of 2,0S6 feet. by d. E. Gunter,
ami somewhere below the stratum of Noah's
Ark !; going down we went to the right of
pnrg.tory, and straight down to Bunker
Hill, below Arkansas. p miles across the
Atlantic takes you right over into China.
The Chinese love this water, but can't
get nary drap; they go out the other way
toltrance, steam car takes them up and
runs them around to Cincinnati and draps
them around for drink of Bustheaded
Ianglefoot mail boat picks them up and
to the Artesian Well of Louisville they
od: chanting that solemn air. !" "tf..ars, .torar.s.
an hard road to travel"
Now, them are my infections on this
anonymous display of nature. When you
come again, ! will show the outbursts of
this work of natur de fdcto.
CHAS. SAUNDERS,
Per j. d. A., Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-12

PRESIDENT DAVIS AS MILITARY MAN
The Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindealer, in
speaking Of the South and its rulers, al
ludes in the following complimentary
terms to President Davis military quail,
ties
1.-The South have got plenty of talent
and pluck. Davis is one of the best mill
tary men in the world He is, literally the
son of Mars. The son-in-law of Gen.
Taylor, educated at West Point, had a
command in Mexico, was afterward Secre-
tary of War, he knows from the books all
the theories, and from practice all the arts
of war. He knows all the military men of
the North and of the world. We never
shall forget the first time we called upon
him, merely to pay our respects, while Sec
rotary Of War under Pierce. Although a
total stranger, he took us to map hang
ing on the wall. representing the Crimean
country, and on which he had traced in red
lines the encampments, works. ditchings
and other operations of the allied armies
besieging Sebastopol. His countenance
glowed when describing the feats of gener-
alship there displayed. and we learned from
him all the peculiarities of the English,
French and Russian modes of warfare, their
military discipline and men.