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~ Kead what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grssfsn-
borg Medicines. DIR. 3. Is physician OF extensive
PRACTICE and OF the most successful IN the cOuu
ty (Trumbuill " in Nhich no resides
srfhis oerkines that have used Che GrBlan berg
.1s and Mar5halrs OathOlicOn, sold here BY H. o.
job lsoD IN my pEactics. They good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March :, 1851,
Scld BY Dfnsgists and Medicine Dealsra through.
cut the country. Eor Medicines OF Agencies, "a.
dress n. b. BIEGSEEH. Oisvoland
isnfdAH General Agent S0F Ohm.
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Y URIOUs KoINCIDENOEl
suOAN UHpna ID OoUNTHR
snIEn AsD OEaEEs IN a RoAIn

NORRIS IN sight With he Oeiebratsd ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS where eYsry owner a
Horses and Cattle md ths bsst nedicins n ne
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 a1ch ANIMAL
hoy are sogersig0 kslaedy tot Oolds, Oouehs
- These Powders always give 8atlslsctlon a fhe
Thousands Who have used them, can taatifr see
Circular. fry them. kOr sails BY IL. ~ GoVlnrd
=. W. Pnimers Beuton Brothers, and strong d Arm
strong OleyelAnd, y, and hy all Druggists u fhe
country. Also a. wholesale b the ProprStor a m
Ontario gtreet, Olsseiand. Ohio, . whom Al oaS
aust b addralssd - ~-a-.-
Isba.Ralslg -aE G. @. NuRREs-
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Carr. BsrPsON.-We are gratihed to
lssFa .that cspl. HsnpsOn is fast recover
iar fsomAhe i.iness which has kept him
ash ioiniae bis company, and that be e1-
plsis 70 leave fer Camp cOrWin, Dayton, ir
a. courss a next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

4EE Ono Tuoops IN MTssoURI-The 81.
Louis papers speak in the most glowing
terms Of oommendstien Of the 9Th and
seth Ohio Regiuienls, Capt Oarlins com
Pany Of artillery, from Conneaut Ashts-
bals county, and Capt. Fosters cavalry
company from Brown county, now en-
eeanpsd near thit city. The troops are
FessTaliy in good health.
Capt eerlin is nov IN Conneant recruit
ins, he having been informed by Gen. Ere.
mont cpon his arrival in St. Louis that II
Feuid BE- necessary for him to add to his
battery two tWelvs-pound hOWiizers and
any additional men. EtF
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CIsvelaud ana Flrtsburuu kailroad---The
nrtdrrs All Right AknIn.

The bridges across the Big and Little
Beaver, on the River Division Of the Oleve.
land and Pittsburgh Road, are rebuilt aud
trains win pass over them this afternoon. i
will be remembered that in the freshet Of
two weeks ego on Monday night, the piers
and suporsIructure Of the Big Beaver
bridge we're entirely carried away and one
Of the abutmenls, the piOrs supefstruoture
and several hundred feet Of embankment
of the Little Beaver, we're destroyed. Not
foot Of timber no perch Of stone was in
the possession Of the company ready for
use With which to make the repairs Bow
ever, by the vigilance Of President Mccul-
Tough, his faithful assistants, and the
Bridge Contractors, Messrs. Thatcher Bari
& Co, Of ghis city, the timber has All beeo
got out, and the work OOmplsted in the
short space Of two weeks from The time ihe
arst stroke was taken. The span OF me
Big Beaver bridge is over six hundred feet
aad that Of the Little Beaver about three
hundred and 6hy. Hereafter the eastern
connections win be made perfect, as before
the accident, rrF
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MILITARY AND AGRicUETURGL.-Arran
ments have been made with the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad to rarry military compa-
nies to Macedonia Station at halt price to at
tend the Annual Fair and encampment al
Twinsburgh on the 9TH of September.
A general invitation is extended to all
companies 10 come and compete for the ban
ner.
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PREsEET POPULATION,

/ PREBEET POPULATION. = a-e1.
he stats e rapidly fling up with population oe5,
lo25 persons having been added znee ~ -, - -
present populas.an - oe3, raio Of loz pr e y
ten years. 1H1 a1Ia 4z1lg
AGRICULTURAL RRoDOSIs.
The Agricultural Products q llinois are greater M
oss ofany other State The produces sent oqi durng
he past year eEesslsd ~ 9oS to5s ne a g9 eoP
crop Yields not less than 40 oo0 900 bushes.
FERTILITY OF The SOIL
/ No-hers can fndusrious farmer secure such m
ruedate results for hts labor asupon thcso Iais 60
they beng composed Of deep Ticn oar1 tns l-falJ
of which, Is unsurpassed By any On the COCA. Q
10 Actual CULTTVATORa
Since 1854, ne Company hare sold 300 ,ooo acl
Theg ss4 only % 0ctuaI cHliuators, and epy crael
o01fains ds dQTeemaf % elLtipats ne rod ha1 o1
CONSTRUCTED hT0Egh fAess lands al an ezss q S92yOs
Sss5 1oHieS ,a.,S. tss oig s5 SOS sssas s so,
2o8 haus Bsss dloa akisg ths sshos Pc7uatil sl4s
ssl, sgaia ef l4sP pr esnl -
/ EVIDENCES OF P8OsPERITT. y
As an evidence OF The shTEt of t1e people, t1.y 3
stated that coo 600 tol7 q freight, mendng
bushels OF gram and $4,000 barrels Of hour were fo
varied over the Inc last year rrt-
EDUCATION. u
/ Mechanics and Eorkngmea VIII End ho free 8c1ool
system ENCOURAGED By tho state and endowed Ftth Z
large revenue Tor the sgppoIs q se - lSs S.l
and grow up with The prosperity q the leadmg szon
lho Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAEIEEf.
i Tho prices Of these lands vary from 50 @ - pf
slacfs, according 20 location, quality, &C klfss cs
farming snds sell for about SO TO Sl2 per aera and
the relative expense Of subdung prairie land as con-
pared win wood land Is nthe ratio Of TO 10 in favor
OF the former. The terms Of sale for the bulk of neo
Hands win be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at SIX per cent per annum and SIX interest notes q ~
per cent. payable respectively In one, two, three Iof
1--we and six years from date OF sala and four no1
for PRINCIPAL payabis IN four i've, six and seven el
iron date Of sals putng that c1eten
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and eulyaei
each and every year, for vs years from date e sac
30 that at the end Of i've years oneha1 SHAH % teQ4
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the same should b
a sx dollars per acre, when the cash price WI b Fa
produetcns prices, and terms Of payment can Be aa
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ages, and cities situated upon the IIIL-
I9O, O,APPLETONsS RAILWAY GUIDE.
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Fsr EEU1-J. P. Hutchinson, on Bank
strest, rsseige1 last night and this morn
ing afly bashsls Of the finest peaches We
have seen On the market this season.
They are frOn The celebrated peach orchards
81 Middleioun. Ohio.
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he State & rapidly fling up with populato1 5e5,
sent popula.on 10 ,ess, ralio Of 1o2 pr es q
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CAPT. J. B. HAMPsOS.-On Saturday even.
ing last Capt. HSmpsOn drilled company
Of Home Guards in Wilcox Han, PAines-
vile, to the great satisfaction and delight
Of large number Of ladies and gentlemen
Of thst town. Z
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FoE WEr,RS YIRGINIA.-A committee
of shree from Painesville go cut on The 4:S0
Pittsburgh train this afternoon to attend to
ne dead and wounded in Captain Dyer's
eomysay, Seventh Ohio Regiment
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FoR TIE GERMAN REoIHEET.-Mr. Henry
BOhL Of RaVennA, Portage county, has
nearly organised company for the Thirty
Seventh (Gernan) Ohio Regiment, several
companies Of which are now in camp in
this city.
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Fo6 rHz oERMAx RkaMgSr. = Thirty
nes ssuse ~ On the Columbus train last
sc1ing, Who have been recruited 10 that
civ for Ahkeles German Regiment in
camp u Ibis city. They quarIered at Camp
,losn last night.
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B. @. HERRICK, Sec.
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fhe state OF Ohio, Z
OuyAhOga County, SS. J
Caroline Wshsubrenusr
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sTr At Warrensburg, johnson county,
Mo-, on Saturday, 200 rebels, who had just
returned from MeCullOcb's forces, broke
into the Post Office, destroyed the mails
opened and destroyed letters to Union men,
broke into many Of. their houses, smashed
furniture, wantOnly destroyed much prop
erty, and drove cut families. Eleven hun
dred of our cavalry, en- route for Lexington,
we're to pass through Warrensburgh and
punish the rebels.
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I hereby certify that / have been dealing IN ths
tirtenberg Medicines FOR the past year and can t-
iy say that have offered any medicines 20 thH
Lublic that have INST with the decided appreciation
Cf the people like these particularly tho Pills and
Cstholicon- They viii perform ali and more than Ia
promised for them. have sold abOut duY bottlee
6f the Oatholic0n tins past var and hear the bost
ssults In overy case J. u. U. JOHNSON,
March ], 1857. Medical Agent
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILlINOIs,

RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINO1G G.
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch e
Iart of theincoms from several af thess works. VIII
valuable public fund In lands, 60 10 diminish lae stat
axpenses the TAIE GK7 IIgaT, and must consequently
vyery day decrease. -lsH
THR STATE DEBT.
Te eSas dsbt IS only $40, y39s Il, and lViihia q
Lad frse years has been redosd 81 959 46 50, and %
Pamphlets descriptive OF lands, soil, climate,
on application 70
. -aa ia9Fs1
For the names Of the Towns, YIN
nOis Cent. r. R.s see pages 1ss, Is9 a
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Surgeons 1nd Assistant Surgeons, Ohio
Slate Volunteers, are required 70 settle
their accouuts with the Surgeon General
and account satisfactorily for al public
property that may have come into theiI
hands, before drawing their pay from the
paynasser. 4.I1iH- isl'c
BY order Of the Commandments CHIEF.
.sYl C. P. BUCKINGHAM,
SWISS Adjutsnt General, Ohio.
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am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
GEo. D. RgGaLEs, A. A. g.
D. l. WooD, Qasrtermaster-General Ohio,
Columbus, o.
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cn1Ses.-From the Mansfield papers We
learn that Camp BARLEY, near that city,
Aas bsso chaaged 10 Camp buckingham.
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geaal Mqtieea.

william Edwards. B fore Alex. SIC Bride ,. p 0i
Vs.. Middlsburgh towns ID luTa-
Thomas Price hog4 coenty, ohio.
ON THE 6IH DAY OF AUGUST,
u A D Is5f, saisl Justice issued order q AZ
tachneBt in the above action Tor be sum Of Two
Hundred and Ninety Dollars aud Ei2hieen gaut1l
and the same viii Be for iearing she zitl llI q
september, A d. R6I, al 9 o'clock 4 d
Bersa. O.. A ug y. lsel:gs2.
NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN
" that the subscriber has been duly appointed
and qualified as administTator onsthe estate ol
james Gardner, iats OF Guy ahnsa county, deceased
ausi5-35I GEO. W GARDhER-
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IDR! GIBSON,

Professor Of EieetToPathy aud AedtoiHe,
~ OBics No. III Ontario street, np stairs, isW
dOOrs nom the Public Square. Hqf
Once hOurs rOm 70 u and from 70 O'clock
Raily. tSIfndaSH eIceBtsd-N augs
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anVFI,RHis REtlIHTRIt.
THE CITY

AND b. CAvALRT.-Reoruiting in
kshlabula county for Wade and Hutehins'
evsiry Is progressing very satisfactorily.
r rifty GsgmAn emigrants went out on
80 Tolsdo road this afternoon for Chicago
and points beyond.
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thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 dc
VeiOpng the soil; the great resources Of the State in
cos and iron are almost Untouched The invsrabe Tue
that she mechanic arts flourish best WheTefood andfue
arc cheapest will follow at an early day in Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that az least
dvs hundred thousand people Will be engaged IN thG
Sats Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
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DR. ]. G. AVER Il CO.,
rnrunrr nrAnn
Prics, 81 ~ Bottie; 81 Bottles for s.,
AYIR's5 OHERRY PE0TORAL

EEAl3i 81 leA AloNAlos III l0hhac9 luI -
AYER'sa CHERRY PKOTORAL
has won for itself such q renOWn for the cure
every variety OF Throat and Ling Com pIaiut tha
L is entirely Unnecessary for % - rsoou.t t1e sV-
denCo OF t3 virtues, wherever Il has been
As Il has long been IN constant use Throughout % ID
section, We need not do mOre than assure tho peOp
~ quality ID Kept up 20 the best Il ever has been a1
that it may be relied to do Cor their relief all Il
has ever been found 10 do. ~
Ayes GAEHARRTG PILLS.
FOR TEE 0URR OF raaa
Cos''Issss; s; ySks'Gs ls.Psp's 5tsssg''5ssos. pss
udtism, EuDtioas dnd Ska Diseascs, Lissr OoHplaf
DrOpg, IezeT, IulsOTs and Sal Rheu1i, Hofus, 0oui
h4Fg5tas - a pinasr Ptil, aad for PHgtfy3a6
Thsy are gusar-eOatsd. 30 shat the most sensitive
can take them plsaaantiy, and they are the bost
apsrient IN the world for all the purposes Of family
phygio.
Prics . csnts per Box; Five Boxes Sor Sl.O.
Great nun bers OF OlerRymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personage8, have lent their iiis
b certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these RENEE
dies, but our space here viii not permit the insertion
Of thom. Rhe Agents below named furnish leratis
oqr AnKRIoAE ALMANAC, in which they are Eivocs
and the treatment that should BE- followed lor thsi
onFs. -
% not Be put oi By anprinciplsd dealers WITH
other Preparations they mhks more profit on D.
mAnd AKER'9, and take no Other8. The sick want
the best ad thers is for the, and they should haEs
81 An our remedies are for sails b. Wn. FssER
efaoNq AaMsTRoEa, \. ,. GATLoED, and b al
s81Ayef's Cherry Peetornl. sarsapArilla and q
thertic Ptl1, are for sale By Churchill Brother. >.
v. corner Public Sluare and Ontario street. 1.rt
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Iron the Advertiser, PronJenoe. R.II
The testimony In their favor 4 s;rong, from ~
most res pootAble QlartaEs.
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Goal.

NOKEI- -UOKETI UOKETTEW.
" b. WALLACE 4 SON ABE NOW MANU-
FAOTURIHq Coke from ths pure HAMMONDS-
WILLIE Strip Vein COAL, which is superior
u any other Coke 10 the market. We can furnish
{ stimDuials from numerous manufacturers who are
highest terms. r....I -1
Also, constant supply Of Hamnondsvills Strip
Vein sMITHlRG COAL and also for Domestic
Being located Immediately on the line tho Cleys
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis.
ysoh 10 any part Of the state. Orders solicited.
W. H. WALLACE \ son.
HammOnoayille, Jefferson Co., o.
Jan. l. 1850. febIEs
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HosPrrAL sToREs FoR THE Quo sEvEsTH
IN WESTERN VRaIElA.-The Ladies' Aid
Society, Of this city, sepd this (Thursday)
afternoon to the sszenih Regiment large
packing case allied with lint bandages and
old linen for the wounded Also large
box containing seven dozen hospital shirts
and dressing gowns, tWenty-seven pairs OF
hospital drawers, slippers, four dozen tow
els, two dozen pillow cases, three packages
corn starch, one package rice, packages
dried berries and peaches, two dozen PAIN
leaf fans Fe0 =
These stores 60 forward in charge Of Mr..
E. P. IpgsrsOn and J. 0. Brown. They go
ct 4:30 this afternoon. aeE
The Aid Society would acknowledge the
great assistance received from the ladies
Of Madison and Newburgh, whose valuable
donations have enabled them to send this
prompt relief to our poor wounded men Of
the gallant Seventh Regiment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

r. Capt Rs6t. Brethschneider Of Com
pauy &, Second Michigan Regiment, passed
Through this city his morning for Washing
ton, On lis way % Niles Michigan. He coca
home with orders to recruit one hundred and
sixty sharp shooters, which are to be at
tachea to the "a Michigan Regiment to do
sirirmish dulr.
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IFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.I
II you arc, or have been troubled with the head
ache, sond for box, (Oephalie Pills,) 90 that you
may have them In ease Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

BY the use Of hess Pills the psrlodie attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may DO prevented; and Il
taken at the commencement Of an attack immediate
reliertrOm pain and sickness Will be obtained.
They seldom tai In remoVin hs Nausea or Head-
ache TO which u males are subject.
They set Esatiy upon the BOwsls. removing COST
iVsnezs.
For Literary hen, Students, Delicate Females, AnE
all parsons Of sedsntary habits, they are valuable
q Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone 4
vigor TO the digestive organs, and restoring u
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system
rsr THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result OF long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time thsy have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sYB-
tsmS or from dsrangsd stats OF tbs stJmach-
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect afsty,
without making any change of diet, and the abssnss
Of any disagresable tssts renders It sAsJ 70 admins
ter them 70 Children.
b AW ABE OF 0OUETRR RRFEITs
So Tbs genuine have nvo signatures Of Hsnry q
Spalding on each Box.
SD-sOId By DruagiItu and all DsalsrS In Medicine
Bog win be sent by mall prepaid. on reosivs q
TWENTY-FIVE OEEB
srA1 orders should Be addressed to
HRHRY d. sPALDIEg,
Is Cedar Street, New York,
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GIrOn ths Western B. r. sa4stts. Chicago. I'LL
We heartily = 7dorss Mr.. spaldinE, and bis unFi
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TFrOn the Gazette, Dsvsnport, I0WAI
Mr.. spaldinR would not connect his name with a
article be did moth Nv 70 possess real merit.
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1
NCUYAHOGA COUNTY, UHIO.-The ssid De-
lenasnti f1ot-es nelllam he - nen-lessils1le u
the state Of ohio, l. hereby notified that the said
Marvin Kent, plaintiff, on the "a day q August,
1861. hled in the ONCE of the Clerk Of the Court O
common Pleas OF Duyahuga couuty, Chic, his PETS
tion against said Denham, the lect aud praytr d
which g to Recover judgment against the said de.
tondEnt on bis liability Aa endorser on tour proul
sOIJ notes Tor $50 each, made by = n. Ei8ck burn,
dated Cleveland, January n l5s9, parable with in
terrst annually, resp etirely two, three iouraud
I've years from date, 70 the order oi said Th1u1a1
Denhan. and b kim endorsed 70 the plaintiff
Said petition pTays judgment Of actieh 50.
Tor $40 So With interest on fl3 - from Janlaf7
2, 1851. and on 81 20 hon January -, lS59. On
eause Of acfion No for Si5 "a ard interest On 81
90 from January 5, la6i and on 50 % F0m annafI
., l6l- On eanse OF acaOn No Ter ti5 6e and m.
terest On ~ 30 from January IS 1910, nnd 81 e
from January g 1851 and on cause Of action No. 4
Tor 80 20 and interest oD 81 50 frOnf January ~
1860, and on ~ 50 fToEA January -, 1851.
Sad defend snt is hereby notified that an order D
atthehment has eeen issued in aid action, and fhal
he L required 70 anAEer said petition b the l9th day
PAINE 4 WADE,
Attorneys Tor FlaintiG.
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TErom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than . thyasAn
easss, with entire sncceSs.
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PAIKEa WADE,
Attorneys Tor Plafntil
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

he deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility thai the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving % Illinois IN great mum
bers NE area Of Illinois Is about equal to that Of In
gland and the soil & 90 rich that i viii support twenty
InIllions Of people r 1UNrf elf f.1aft-
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LsEUIEEAsT RANSOM --Lienienan A. G,
Rsnsou, Of shsrWin's Ariillery, passed
through The city last evening on his return
from Camp DenhisOn, whittier ne had been
With a squad Of recruits enlisted BY him in
AahlabuIa oeaniy, most af them in Harp
sf6feld, Lisui. nansOm's home, town CON.
tsining as good fighting material as any in
fhe st6ie. Be goes 70 Aahtsbula, where a
partition Of d. Nineteenth is to be paid of
tld mustered est lo-dsy, and hopes to en-
lisl goodly number Of those gallant men
a he artillery. Lieut. Ransom viii, We
era cpefdent prove an efficient officer, as
IS IS r7sas.ss the right stuff fors soldier
brave active and IN every way qualified
Be dulies 81 an active campaigns.
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LNLVIl Il7 4A4feI szl'lEi HEvFI4oLlo1l d LsI
The Oephalio Pills are said to be q remarkably Of
tectfy6 remey Tor the headache and one Of the VerS
best for that Isry e1nsnt COMPLAINT which has sT-
or been dlscOVered.
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lTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphalic PiilH accomplish the object for EbIsl
they were AAdes viz Cure Of headache In all its OFu
Igrom the Ezamfner, Norfolk, Val
They have besa tested in more than . thUaSAh
eAses, with entire snccess.
IFrOm the Democrat, ST. cloud, Mimi
ache, send for box, IOsphSiic PiIs1 % that you
may have them In ease Of an attack.
From the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The OephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably Of
iectiye remsy Tor the headache and one Of the VeJ
best for that iery regusnt eomp.ains which has SS
IBron ths Western B. r. Gazette. Chicago. III
We hsArsnys 3dSEse 5d Mr., spalding and bis unri
Iron the KanEWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that psrsona suffering with hsadaohs,
VINO ny them, VIII stick TO thom-
lFrom the Southern Path Finder, N. OIL
Try them you that are Ani.eted, and We are surs
msro1s List that has FeosiVsd benefits that no othsz
nsdioin@ can produce.
Iron the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Oophao Pills)
b rapidly snereasing.
fHrom the Gazette Davenport, IOWa-I
ME. spaldins would not connect hi! name with -
article be did notR- Nv 10 possess real merit.
lFrom the Advertiser, ProVJenos, 3. IL
The testimony In their favor 4 ssrone, non ~
most respectable QHartaZs-
IFrOm the Daily KsWs, Newport, &. IL
OsPhAlle Pills ara taking the place of all kinds g,
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very sf1cacious Tor tho headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
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II this connection We atasg isT tsstlieonials
II hn hsthodist Olsrgy nan, ena When on my
tiTcuIt hsye met With many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshalrs Ute
fns Catbouopn as cure, have afyis5i its use and
it has oeOossd complete cure wherever Il has been
B-Oe, 8sT. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

IFrOm the st. Louis DemocrAtl
The immense demand for the article (Oophaio PilsO
b rapidly onereasing.