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II STATE OF OHIO, l.
CuyahOga County, S'
FREDERICK ARNOLD Wuosr

FREDERICK ARNOLD. WHOSE
place ofresidenceis unknown, will take noties
that Christine Hege, Of CuyahoRR county, Ohio. did-
on the lulh day u April A. ID. Is6l, nle her %petftf1n
in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of CuyahOga in said State q Ohio. arainst
said Frederick Arnold and Catharin6 Arnold d.
PENDANTS, setting forth that said defendants on pril
I, 1860, gave mortgage TO the said Christine Req
on lot No. 50, IN John NJ. WOolsey's subdivision ~
original city lots Nos, 1874 and l35, inclusive, OF the
original allotment Of the Village Of Cleveland. in
Cleveland, C~uyahoga county, Ohio, to secure ne nav
ment Of S700,0. and interest thereon, acconiing 70
six notes Ofsaid Frederick Arnold, referred to IN aid
mortgagei and praying that an account may be TAX
Sl40,4S, ndinterestlupon Sl04,4 3 from january i, 1851,
and upon $500 IRON April 4, 1861, and that said
to provide for the payment Of the notes and ipterssf
not yet due. And said Frederick Arnold IL notified
that be is required to appear and answer gaId nefS
ton on or before the third Saturday after the an
Gay OF MAY, 1851. CHRISTINE HEGE.
aprll336 By B n Raavis aftc-a-
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LANps % uIINoIa

No State IN the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 50 gea
"a inducement to the settler. as the STATE Of Illinois
There is no portion Of the world where all tho condi
tons o. climate aud soil SO admirably combine 70 pro
dnce those two great staples, CoESa and WEEAI, as Ia
Prairies Of limos.
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FROM CAIRO.

LOUISVILLE, April %.
A private dispatch says Cairo, III, invested by
thousand Federal troops, and four thousand more
are expected soon.
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EhElGAA ENElA+aA4a
me STATE Is Eapi5ly aa2g up WIN 1sso ,5. ,,
present population 3 ,563, a ralo oflo1 per cent ID
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of illinois are greater than
mos. OF ANY other STATE. The products sent outdming
ltbe nast year exceaied I 300. 900 tona. The Wheaterop
M 80 apuroaehes S5.O00.O00 bushels, While the com
crop yields not less than 10 ocoi 900 busheA
YERTuITY OF TIE SOIL
Nowhere can the iHdustroes farmer secure such in
mediats results for his hboE asuQont hesspsaHs s9lai
they being composed Or a deep rich loan, he Fertility
lof which, IS unsurpassed by any On tho giooa
TO ACTUAL OULITFATORA
since 1854, De C0npcny haze sold $4,000 agz
lTeg SdI olly to GCuG5 calau1tU5, dld Uag contract
oouzJusd 1Toughness landS etea Gpas gs5oooo.
loco. In 1850 hs population q f1ryuins cdtEaI,
through ghich Gpdsass, isgJ only s355o8 sims 1aiahalg,
l2g3 hare ben ddied making ls thds population slas
S91, agciB Of 1a3PGe cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of tho Thrift Of the people, hmay b
stated that 600, 900 tons Of freight, including $4,000
bushels OF grain, and go, o09 barrels Of aoar Wereaor-
warded over the line hssyeE.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workinEmn VIII fnd the free school
System encouraged by the slsts and endowed viii a
large revenue for the support OF schools Their chill
ldren can live In sight Of the church and schoolhouses,
and grow up with the prosperity ofthel leading safen
line Great Western Empire.
PRICES AHD TERMS or PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from Sc to SIS per
sIacre, according % location, quality, &c Erst cas
alarming lands sen for about soto SIC per acre and
the relative expense Of sabdu1g prairie and IS con-
iIpared with wood land Is nthe ratio Or % 10 tnfaFoF
of the former. The teEms Of sale Tor the bulk o. hesa
lands vii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
LAT sx per cent. per annum, and six interest notes a. six
lper cent, payable respectively in on, Two, three four
ave and sK years from date Of sale and four notes
llfOr principal, payable IN -four, i've, sixand seven years
from date ofsaie; the outractstpuatn that oueeenth
tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
leach and every year, FOR I've years from date d sale,
50 that at The end Of i've years one-haH shall bel saesd
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the sane should Be
at six dollars Per acre, when tho cash pHoe VIII nVa
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms ofPaynea- can be had
OSTER, Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ages. and cities situated upon the uI-
100, APPLECON'S RAILWAY GUAAE.
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CLRvELANn mARKRr-ApRm.o1

ELOUR-The market is quiet, with small sale,
at iormeF prices, including . lot of choice whit,
wheat extra At $3.50.
WHEAT-searce and ia demand. Sales Of one
carOn track at Sl,Os, and I do from store at st. 10.
CORN-ouiet ct sseao.
OATs-ssle OF I car at *.
MGHWNEs-ssIe Of 100 BbIs at Isc.
sHOULDERs-sales Of4OO BIS country cured at
&c.
EG6S-sales at sGske.
BUTTER-Choice new is selling in lots to the re-
tail trade at l46lsc.
POTATOEs7shiDpsrs are paying $50 for Ne
sh.nnocha
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RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan OF the prairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of The Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois in great mum.
bers. The area OF Illinois IS about equal to that Of In.
millions Of people.
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. ASTER COMMISSIONERS
r,v Master UOmmI8siOnor.
apr3a39
NASTER COMMISSlONEhS'

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
1IL SALE.-Pursuant to the comm md Of A dacr
alorder Of sale, issued from the Court Of Commof
fieas OF Cuyahoga county Ohio, At the suit Of con-.
mercial Mutual Insurance Gonna y OF Ueveiand
against Isaac L. Hewitt, and others, to ne directed.
Ashau expose for sale at public auction, al TIE door
OF the CourL, Louise, in the city OF Cleveland. IN eaid
county, on the 10th day OF May, 1861, at two O'CLOCK
!. N the tolloaind described lots q land. 10 Wit.
SITUATED IN the township Of Oleveland, bainR num-
Der In the range OF townships In the CoEnecfi
cut western Reserve In the State Of Ohio, and which
Il eiso IN the county Of CuyEhOga, and IS known ~
bling lots nity-two, hfty-three, ffty-four IN L d
HeT1tt's subdivision Ofthe part OF the Merwin eG-
tate as commony known, and these lois are on the
north side Of the Ohio land In the City Of UsTeland.
making IN Al seyenty-six and one-half feet front on
the south side Of James Street, be the same more n
less, but subject TO al legal hiRhways. Lot Sc an
praised at $1,000 lot 50 appraised at & ,020: lot4R6-
praised at Sl,275. i
Williamson & Riddle, Master Comn,ir
Attorneys for Plt'a. anr1si5ss'
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SHERIBF'S SALE VIRTUE
~ OF an al. a. a., issued from the Court Of COM
mon Pleas OF CuyahOga county, AZ the suit Of the
Leonardville Bank, plaintiff, against Thomas CLARK,
defendant, ] have levied upon and shall offer for
salel at the Wareho1st olAbboy a Co.. In the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the 29th dnY OfApFil,
1851, AZ : O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, the inli0WinF
described property, to wit; one irUu safs, one let
ter Press, seven bundles y dozen Hosen one ONCE
Desk. N A. ORAW, Bh'R,
By II. E. Lawrence, Dop. sheriff.
Gage a Bruce, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lhnrlnln AMna AnrIl IalL I-.l nn.Lu.-l
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A passenger just from Baltimore says he
beard nothing about Pensacola when he left
the city.
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YrsllAErI, Mich. Jan. "A. ISL.

Nh. sPASDpG, %
Sm:
NOT long since / sent to you for = box Of Cephalic
rms Tor ne cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tlYeness, and received the same, and they had 90 good
an eneet nat l was induced 70 send fore mOre.
fiease send b. return mail. Direct to
A p. WHEELER,
YDsilann, Mich.
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
The great natural Bone setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connections
Is known all over the United States.
Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
ds the authsr Of Dr. Sweets Inhlhbls Liniment
DR.. Sweets Infallible LinhmeDf
Cures Rheumatism and never fsila.
DIR. Sweets lnfallible LiDiment
Cures Burns and soalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
Is a eertain remedy fr Nrarslgia.
DR.. Sweets Intallible Linimem
Is ths best rvmedy nr sBrains and Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache Immediately and never hils.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimsnr
AsOrds immediate reliaffr Piles. aud seldom hib.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothaehe In ons minute.
DIR. Sweets Iufallible Linimenf
Cures cuts, Wounds Immediately, leavins ~ ses
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimem
Is the best remedy for Sores in The knoan aohd
DIR, Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been esed By more than . miniOa people End
All praise Il.
Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Il truly a ,4risna in reed. and every hmly shon
.Dr. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Il sr ale b. all Druggists. Prica Is cents.
RICHARDSON 8 CO.
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks Of
NsrVous or Sick Headache may b prevented; and II
taken at the commencement OF an attack fmneGiats
rehefirom pain and Sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing tho Nausea or Head.
ache to which Females are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost.
ivsness.
For LseraFy Men, Students, Delicate Females. and
all persons Of sedentary habits, thoy are valuable AZ
q Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Nsor to the digestive organs, aud restoring tue
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carss,uv
conducted experiments, having been in use manv
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount Of pain aud suffering from
heaaaene' whether originating in the nervous sys.
tem' or from a deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition.
and may be taken At all times with perfect ssE,v
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
OF any dlsagreeable taste renders it easy 70 adminis-
ter them TO Children.
B OF OOUNTERFEIFst
at zen0ine have ave signatures Of Henry O.
SPadsng on each Box.
NS7sold BY Druggists and all Dealsrsih Medicine.
~ A Box viii be sentby mail, prepaid, on rsssipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SS-An orders sh5ald be addressed to
HENRY @. sPALDIHs,
SOedsr Street, New York,
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MEE.
THE attention Of the enterprsing and Industries pOr-
i ton Of the communify Is directed 10 the following
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
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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Thus far, capital and labor have been applied TO de-
valOping the soil; the great resources Of the State 10
coal aud iron are almost untouched. T~heinvariGble rule
wat the mechanic arts flourish best food and fuel
are 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 case warrant the belief that At least
I've hundred thousand people viii be engaged In the
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
meutg
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FROM UTICA.
MORE MONEY APPROPRIATFD.

UTICA ApTH24.
he benefit Of volunteers.
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EAgTFRN ANn ennTHERN MARKETs.
APPLIcATION or CAPTTAL,

These lands are contiguous 10 a railroad 100 miles
In length, which connects with other roads andnaTige
bic lakes and rivers, thus ahOrding an mbroEen com
municaton with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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q PART

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted % the growth d
81 Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS q
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gsaal AatiEEa.

Horace Ford, executor OF In the Probate Court
the last will and tsgtn- OF CuyahoFa County q.
ment Of Cornelius Oak
COaklgy and ais. Estate.
ITO LUCY A. MILLER & ISAAC
MILLER, residents Of the State Of Iowa, and
George b. Coakley, who Is supposed 70 BE- residing
In the state OF California, heirs aud doTlses Of Cor
nelina Coaklcy, dec aasd, you are informed that on
the t0th day Of April, 1851, said executor hl0d his Pc
uton In the Probate Court Of Uuyahoga County,
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition is 70
obtain an order on the 9th day Of Etay, 1851, 70 sell
the following described Real Estata, Of which the
said Cornelius Coakly, died, seized, to wit. situate
in the township Of Hast Cleveland, ia said county Of
Ouyahoga, and known ~ part Of lot No. f09s and con-
taius 2 and 81 rods oflandi more or less.
HORACE FORD,
nwru1su1E EwnmwH.w
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@0la Pms.
ID r 1 N 6 + D
C~ELEi2RATED
PR0TEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
lis unparalleled success is attributable only 70 tta
aNr PIN Ts9t merits ewRrTERs

-
lis unparalleled success is attributable only 70 tta
great merits
TIE IN PLUS ULTRA nOE hlIEAe
ha3dy for Use-Closed for the fockeL
FEhs INA-SrAhu combined.
lt has been approved DI writers m @ery portion
QLtne civilized world, and d the only prlSlf tOIA-
TAIN pm ever odered 70 the public. TAoGSands
hsve testified 20 lie utility and con- niencs.N Easily
aledi compact selfguppJing; can Be- regnIated 81
pleasure Il il air-ughts does not soil the hn.gersi
can b. carried IN the pocket without laekare. aNres
time-and viii write more easily than any Pen in
existence AL klndg Of ink used. Oncs ALMA,
writes from sig 70 ten hours, Il is not Affected D
temperaturei MAIDS u hsrd Rubber, under Good
Ee9ss Patent endia absolutely iEeoTr0dible. The
Gold Pens attached b the Fountains are on the best
Quality end VIII sive aatislaotion 70 ne most ~
tdioua fenman. EVER writer, Lady OF Gentleman
Wishing superior article, viii do well 70 examlne
Ties before purchasing elsewhere This zen ueee
a. dip pen, Il. worth i've Of the ordinary splsss e
with enc dip letter Of Thirty or moro nnes ela
written. Just the Pen for Merchants, M
Entry Clerks schools, TrGvelersi kePoIteIss1le
kaepefs, Bank Onlcurs, Bank Cler8 EaIsQI s
Esashera, Students, bagyersi ana ~ Nfil
Prices vary according % SIZE
The No. Cap fountain EEteusioni N9N tAsh-
single Pistin, $50 "
ne Tusds supplied At 3 nber ] Discount.
EE-Pen8 cent b nail On recepto OF m0nsT cor1a-
pending With No. ofPen. Circular seat when so
H-aIL sTYLEs or PANS lEPAIREDTA
2. hIAAkeA seal Agaqb
APIS ~ roadFsN n r Cup HGEs.1
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N. Y. STOCK ~RIARKET.-API
ruv ruuamApu

Market dull and lower, Chicago 4 Rock Island 3d.
Cleveland 4 Toledo "a; Galena \ Chicago 81; Illinois
Central script ,6Ai Michigan southern guaranteed
26A; Reading 81; Hudson preferred %; Treasury IA
loo; Virginia &c ~; Missouri IS az; Illinois Central
bonds 20; hudson Ist les; Canton <; New York Cen
tral 7lh; Erie l9i Harlem ~ Panama 100.
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DOYYEAU LAFECTEUR5S Ron
authorized and adopted By the Medical TarHI.L
n France, and supplied % TIE French NrvE ~
Medicine tlkea The place Of Ccd Liver OIL. 5000
6araaparillai Iodine and Mercury. If q r~scommer5-
ed and used IN the hospital8 ol Eranc8 Or Ttffrrr.
Absces9est Ancere. Ulcers, scror1a- scurFV. nra
Aibuas Govt, RheumatEm, sches. rains snf 800
fcuons q the skin Lha BOB i especially u1slnf ID
mary, Secondary and Tertisry. nfrsrd114~1 ~ -.
nncates accompany eech bottle. Prizes Rurrf oaio
Sold N Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond DrnT.
dressing u, Gira1deau desL GerTail, Hhns RShsr.
n auri7sEu
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sPECrAI HIILTTARY ORDBR,

WHITLEY AFIH .
The following military order was issued i'm.
mediate after the passage Of the bill to regulate
telegraph companies.
SPECIAL ORDEE-Eo. 81.
ADJUrAEr GENERALS OFFICE,
Columbus, April "a
All Captains and other recruiting officers are,
by an act Of the General Assembly of Ohio, this
day passed, prohibited from ~enlisting or accept
ing as volunteers in The active militia of the
State, any persons known 70 be telegraph opera
tors, or other persons whose engagements with
the telegraph companies are deemed by such com
panies 70 be indispensable 10 the efficient control
and working Of their apparatus and lines Of tele-
graph, except By special permission Of the Com
mander-in-ChieE By order Of the Commander in
Chief.
lSIeNEDI II. CARRINGroN,
Adjufant General
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MAkINU Us Il. WRIGHT'S ES-
1Vl T~ATE.-Noticei is hereby given that the sub
scriber has beeu appointed and qualified as Admip-
~istTator on the estate Of MariDus G. Wright, lac Of
O1yshega county deceased.
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mi ASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
41 SALE--Pursuant to the command ofen alius
decretal order Of sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga County, Ohio, at the suit OF Noah
SraEes against the First Congregational Society oil
Ohagr1n Fal s, 10 me directed, 4 shall expose for anIo
at public auction, at the door Of the Court Hons IN
the city OF Cleveland, in said county, on the i6th
gay o. May, 30, Al two O'Clock ?. ~, the following
described premises to wit:
situated in the village Of Chagrin Falls, in saia
county Of Cuyahoga. and State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described az follows: Being the same land deed
ed By Aaron Bliss to said defendant, and On which
the First Congregational Church Of Chaqrin Faiis
now stands, ald bounded west by an alley runninr
IRON Orange street north between said Church Ia
and a.. 2. Brlnsmade's homestead lot; on ne north
and east BY lands owned BY d. A. Davis. ard on ~
south BY Orange street. Appraised at $50
". W.. Angler, Mastsr Comnlr
Pitts Atty. a@pri5-sss
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lProm the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oe2haIe Pnls accomplish the object for which
From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases. Nnsh entire success.
Iron the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send tor a box, (CephElio Pils,) 70 that Jon
may have th1m in case Of an attack.
From the Advertiser. Proridsnoe, B. IL
Ihe Cephalic Pulls are said to be a re,oarkably Ell
iecLiEe remedy Tor the headache, and one Of the very
sr 10 mat very frequent complaint wh5ch has ev-
Iron the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. MI
ne heertily endorse Nj. spalaing, and his unri
From tie Kanawha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
"no ny them, viii stick to them
Iron the Southern Path Finder, \. OIL
Try them you that are ahiicted, and we are mre
that our testimony can be added 10 he already nu-
me5q1s nst that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
GFrom the St. Louis Democrat
The immensed demand for the - tiele (CsphaHe Pills.
lAHVM me HaAetpei davenport Iowa.
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
Iron the Advertiser, Providence, r..
The testimony in their fsvOr is strong, from ths /
most respectable Quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, r. Il
cephalio Pills are taking the place Of "A kinda.
Iron the Commercial BuIlsdn, Boston.l
Said to b very sfacacious for r,s headache.
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Felix Nicola, TRUSTEE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN to the aforesaid creditors Of the said ValertIne
and George /. Daettrrweich, that a dividend OF 4
per cent. has by said Court been declared on the
claims Of the several %crenitoIs Of said assiRnors, and
that the same will be paid to them on the 81 day Of
MAY, 1851, at tire Probate Office in the city Of Cleve-
land, in said county OF Cuyahoga-
April 10, 1861. DANIEL R. TILDEN,
anrLI.333 Imnna-
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lRrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oe2haIe Pills accomplish the object for which
they Weromsdes viz Curs ofheadachein ali its forms.
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SUGAR ooATED-PURELY VEGETABLE.

SUGAR COATED-PURELY VEGETABLE.
THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL PILLS are a sure cure Tor
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia,
Foul stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious sad Liver Complaints.
Oosaveness, Scrofulous HUI
morsy FeVerH, &C, &c.
and are a safe and reliable Family MediciDe. Mor.
ofthem used than any other kind.
8-see Circulars. For sale BY 4. +. Gaylord. 4
". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm
strong, Cleveland, Ohio, and By all Druggists In thu
country. Also, at wholesale at l6I Ontario street
General Agent f5r Ohio, Michigan AM Indiana.
teb6:R26dAW
III E a D A G II EFT
GREAT DISCOVERY
A TRUE sPEOIFIO FOR SICK HEADACHE I
The advertiser has found 3 Certain Remedy for this
distressing and obstinate complaint, which he de-
Il gives COMPLETE RELIEF 70 the most agra
waited cases, in any stage Of the attack, in ONE HAIF
HOUR without any unpleasant ELECTS whatever. Il
For iuiI Information apply, with oner red stamp, to
DR.. WALLACE,
apr24aS2 -Middlsheld, Mass.
DOTANI0 AND E"OLEUPICI
ID Medicines at Wholesale and retail, b.
hbs HGS.kIkLER, 2Pub. Square.
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TIKI FOLLOWING ENDoR3EMENTs OF
SPALDWe'S
OEPHALIo PILLS,
VIII convince all who suffer nom
Thata
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials were unsolicited By Mr.. Snail
dinR, they afford unqusstiOnabIs proof q
the efficacy Of this truly soien-
tic discOvsryI
MAsOSvrLn, Conn, Feb. s. 1851.
have tried your Cephalio Pills, and I ike them
80 wen that l want you to send me two dollars worth
Part of these are for the nsighbors, to whom I gave
a lev yQt ofthe first box I got from you.
send the Pills By mail, and obliRs
JAMES KENNEDY.
M. sPAEDss. t'o D i'0i'
wish you TO send me one more box Of your Ceph-
ailo Pills, I have received q great deal Of 6eneat rom
MANY Ann CLUBHOUSE.
SPRUCE 0EEEK, Huntington, Co., Pal
January Is, 1851.
You will please send me tive boxes 0 you1 Cepha-
NC Flls- send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
? ST. have used one box Ofyour Pills, and ind
BEILE YERSOS, Ohio. Jan. SBsI.
HKsRX O.. sPALDHa, Esq,
Pleae and inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
seaa me another box Of your oephalio Pills. They
Direct A. SLOWER P. M
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, O.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. Il, IssO.
- wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly befrsT
ny SasLomers. liyou have anything Of the kind
One Ofmy customers, who Is subject 10 ssvers Sick
an attack in one hour BY your Pills, which / sent
Y. R. WILKES.
RErEOLDsBURs, Franklin Co., Ohio,1
H.,~o January 9, 1851.
No. q Cedar Sc, n. Y,
DEAR SR:
lnelo9ed ind twenty-five (25y cents, for which send
peK o. 'Esphalie Pills" Send TO address Of Rev. /
FILLER, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
lour Rlls work Ike Headache al
WIN. o. FILLER.
NJ, s,.,,n YFsILANTI, Mich, Jan. "A, 1851.
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