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NEW REMEDY.

sapsreeding Cu6ebs, Cop1ibs, CAPSULES, or any
compound that has ever been beiUre the public. II
has been used by
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice With entire success, in al
casea.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For disesses II 4 prfvatsdiseases; azure d frequent
II psrformef In q week, and entire cunndenca nay
h risced in them. This remedy IL aneEly discov-
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fscta than lcube1I Or eopaoAAlu1e he Pills are
half tie size OF Capsules, and never nausoate the
stomach or impregnats tie breath Six dozen Pills
So Price n DOLLAR.
The above Will be sent By mail, on receipt Of the
s0ia by WI. FIsKE, Agent for CIsTslaaa.
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Ytaal aatitsa.

thsIsstt VII Executor AeS q In the Probate Couri
ment Of Cornelius oar. OF CuyahOga County, o.
e y; f4isS's sSa x. Z. AaE' st Petition to sen Eoai
O LUCY q. MILLER II fSAAC
dsorSs Il HSea osidents Of the State OF love ana
In ~ Sat ~ ~ ,oy, who H. supposed 10 BE- reading
neliIls CoaIS california, heirs and devisss Of Cor.
the 50tb ~ DEC ased, you are informed That on
titan = GAP Of April, 1851 said executor alsd hfs ne
0hie ~ "a Tue Probate Court Of Ouyahora touuty.
ttbs ~ an order on the nth day Of May, Nj. 10 sen
w i2iioNing described Real Estate, of which s
N shs township Of East Cleveland ,p said oon.st L n os
iains : ~ s1a known - part 0fl0t No 40. ~ sssnH
iVuA VI ihDa, more Or less.
aprsssss HORAok FORD,
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M ASTER UOMMISSIONEhN

4A SALE.-Pursuant to the and Of a deer :
"a order 81 sale, issued from the Court Of Connie
Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, Ohio, at the suit Of Con-.
merclai Mutual insurance Company Of Cleveland
against Isaac u. Hewitt, and ethers, to me uirertsd
1 shall expose Tor sale at public auction, 81 the doo3
OF the Court House, in the city OF Cleveland, n ~
county ON ths 18th day OF Nay, 1861, at tv6 of-IorE
Pm the tolloSind described lots Of land. 70 VII:
situatedl In the township OfCleVeland, hinF NUM-
DeT IN the range OF townships IN the OOnnecti
- also IN the county Of CuyahOgA, and is know "a
21lng lois hlty-tWo, nfty-three, hfty-fouF Ia
tales - commonly known, and thess lOg ~ n ~
north al1e Of the Ohio land In the City q ~ nj
making IN All 8eventy.Etx aud One-hAlf fssf 100 ~
the south SIDE OF James Street, be ~ Same mora " ~
less b9t SUBJECT to y legal highways Iot 81 n n
praised at S1,2f5. Deo ~ ~ ioL24 ap-
Mfllignson q Riddle, 49, 1mANy
Attorneys Tor Pl'h- OImmF.
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MECHANICS, FAREERs z WORKING AEH
THE attention OF the enterprislng and industrious por
ton Of the Community Is directed to thsfoloNing =
staismeuisand liberal Inducements onsrsdtbsn By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, IS they vii p~erVeve, wa enable them, By
proper energy, p~erssveaAes and lndnsuys q ProNael d
comfortable homes for themselves and iamleei F1fh
comparatively speaking, vety Little capital ,
LANDS OF ILLINOIS. {
No stats in Che Valley Of the E1ssissippiofsrssa great
an Inducements to the settler as the Slste q mfnoSl
There d no portion Of the world where al mo 0ond-n
tons q climate and soil 90 adlntabiy combine 70 PIo1t
dues those two great staples, Cox and WHE4T, As thelo
Praises Of Illinois. 4
a1 TIE SOUTHERN PART l.
OF tho State lies within the zons q the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth or
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is to-
20 cs. more per bushel than thatrGsed further NORTH
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
me deeu rich loan Of the prairiB is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that tho farmers o. the Hstsrn
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN greatnum-l
bsrs. The area OF illinois IS about equal to that Of En-
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich that Thlsupportt"emy
Millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKEfS-
These lands are contiguous TO q railroad 100 mAesl,
in length, which connects with other roaos anan4U
bls lakes and rivers, thus adording an moroEencQn-t
municaH0n with the Eastern and Southern mGAss-
AEEGAGA4AgA " N41- (
INNS far. capital and labor have been epplisdto de-
veloniu9 re soil; the great resources OF the STATE M
| coal and iron are almostu untouched. The roleh
Fhat he mechanic arts flourish best wherefood andIusiE
are cheapest, viii follow at an early day limos, anu
a the course Of the nextt ten yearsthe natnnai AsSAn
oecersitses Of the casa warrant the belief thai q leSst
Sve hundred thousand people will be engaged mAol
ststs Of Uinpls in various manufacturing eHptoy1
msnts.
RAILROAD sYsTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 800, OOo,O 600 Of private capital have been e1-l
uended On the railroad system Of IEnoE- mNsnuen ~
part OF the income from several Of hese Worksy VIII
z valuable public fund in lands, 60 70 dimnish LaeS@tel
axpenges the EExs AREuGEr, and mNt eensAVeAHy
syory day decrease.
TIE STATE DEBT.
~ Ssas az 6 only SlO1O5,S sos Il, and vsAis Ae
1o1 ~ rsaTs has bsst Tadaosd s2,969, 746 80 and ue
~ r,SS6nabIy epG4 hG n tn year, = s0a e@0Ss e.
PEnphls.s d~ssuripaTe Of the lHaas, son, climate :
J.. Fc
Wop tba names OF the Towns via
nofs Cent. h h, see pages ASss AsS q !
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
Ouyshoga County, "
FREDERICK ARNOLR, Me-.

AAaANOHJJ, WHOSE
n PtsSe o. Ie9tosheels unknown will take notice
on the loth day q April, A. u. lGL, ne her p.titioni
N the Oe9It o. Commsn Pleas Eithin and f5r the
SAID Frederick arnold and Gatharins Arnold. de-
ienaants, setting forth that said defendants on RpriI
:, ieoO' gave mortgage 70 the said Christina Hege,
on lot 10. =, IN John Al. WOOlsey's subdiViEion OF
original city lois Nos. l34 ant 1873, inclusiye. Of me
S5lglhal alt9lhlent q the Village Of Cleveland. in
Oleseiandt Ouyahoga county, Ohio, to secure N pay-
mem o. SI9o,9l; and interest thereon, according 10
mortgsgei and praying that an account mav.ba az
en- OF the sum now claimed to be due, amounting to
SIa9,4ss hdinteTestupon $l0.z3 from JanuaryI i, fseI,
anu upon SoosW IRON Aprm =, lool, and t6at said
mortgAged premlsts may be sold to pay the anne and
70 provide Ter the payment of the notes and interest
not YET Que. And said Frederick Arnold "a roti6e5
that he 10 required to appear and answer ard peti-
ton on or before the third Saturday alter the z4tb
Jay u May' lsol' CHRisTINE HEGE,
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Ityou are, or hsye been troubled With the head
acne, send for a box, tCePhaiic Pills,J 20 that you
may have them IN case Of an attack
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SOOOO TROOPS NEAR RruHMONDm
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From the Western R. R. Gazette, Chicago. MI
Ne heartily 7d0rSe MI. spahing, and his unri
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kO4 tAAU 1ArHGIEUR6 ROB.
~ anthor1ed and adopted b. the Medical Facui.
3 q 4rances and supplied 70 the French NaTv- Tbf1
MeolclnstaEel the place q Cod Liver on extraefs
c4aagerulaT Iodine and MercuyaIt % rssommeDd-
- a1d used In ths hospitals Of Fuauca - Tsfsc--
Absoos5eai oancer8, Ulcers, 6erofnlI. acnr-~ rio-.i
elee1s 1oaa ~hlsumaasml ecnas pelnE and m ~
leetiona Of the skin. The Ron f. efpariaii- I-sf-f =
the cure Of the S~yphilitic Diseases dsSi15sfs5 -
nary secondary and Tertiary. Diroctio1s md 81.
llcate9 accompany each bottle. Prios g - nofffs
sold IN Clegeiand - Gaylord and Haurnard DD@
f9e8s Nc. Denperlorh ~ Ihe raiasun1IIsd kTeL
dras1ng d. 9traudean ds4l 0erTaiL Rfds Risbe-
r.ri.. ~ = aro.a 50. elEi7sRn
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IFrOm the Democrat, 81. 0oud s0nnt

They have been tested in more than q thousand
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MARINE 2,
PORT OF


ENTKRED-May 9.
stmr. May Queen. Yiser, Detroit, ls5 bbls aour, 1900
Prop. PORTSMOUTH, Bond Toledo, p tons mdss.
Prop. Mary Stuart, Richardson, Buffalo, mdse
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Dwight Scott, Dunkfrf. b2H
tons mdec.
sehr. Scotland. Olysdale, Detroit, 100 n lumbar.
sehr. Srinolne, Greene, Toledo, Al d. slaves.
sehr. DaysPring, q. O. Smith, Tole3o, 3FnO bu wheat
sehr. =, :; halsy' VIM Fleming, Toledo, ZOO bush
schr. WatchfuI. Egglestons, Toledo, 5000 bu vheat
Sow lays u. Fi1eid, Toledo, 100 tons plaster.
and ~sundriss.
oLKARBD
Nay Queen, ViRer, Detroit. Al ono n. ,ro,
hardware and sundrier.
Prop Coy: Ggsh%an, Dwight Scott, $50 bbIa pork
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
slooP HaIlseGia, Brady Toledo, pig iron, nails and
juno, ). Il. Titus. Pert Clinton. light.
ARRIVED at Chicago from this port, Nav III.
HchOoner Webar at pudaIo Nav ah
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FORT PIeKENs ALL SAFE.
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lnrlosed find twenty-five (25J cents, for which send
DoA ~ "Cephaiic Pills. Send 70 address of Rev
VIM .. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio
AOur rails work like a Esadsche al
must mstanter. Truly yours,
VIZ. Q. FTLLER.
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eBRAes" OF THE oONFxDERAcE
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Iron the Ezamner, 8ortolk, Val


Cephalit Pills accomplish the OBJECT for VII &c
they Tersllade, viz: Cure OF hsadache in ali its forlai
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fectiye renee for the hradaehe, and one a fhe vsrv
best for that cry ~requsnt complaint which has sV-
er been disco Tered.
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DAVIS WILL TAKE COMMAND.
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MfaifaIz

GANFORD'S LIVER lGFI6Ck.
~ ATOR never Debiitatss. Il h colL1oz3ssS
entirely free FROM GUMS, and has bscoEs Al -
tablshed tict, a Standard Medicine, know @dse
proved By all who have wed it, and is nov rCsIrt8f
10 with cOnddenCe IN all diseases for which u
Recommended.
II has cured thousands within the last fUOgasD
who had given up ALA hopes Of releh Is To-
numerous IN solicited . feerlncate5 he "a f4
sion show. r.
The dose uust BE- rdaF-E- ted 70 the tempe maa
Of the indiFiduaI takinR[ it,andused msuoh usT
Htisa As to act EenerSlT q on she bowels.
Let the dictates Of your Judgment GUIDE yu
the use Of the
viii ere LIVEB CoN-2 FEAIEf9s
PACKS, DYSPEPSIA ,CHONI- nc DleEAs
COMPLAINT. DTsENTEaYi% lDBs
HABIrUAL COsTIvENEss,Z AVLlS
FAEruM, ELATuLENCE-E
WEAKNESS, and mey~aei - 49,
ORDINARY F4llLAlH 4AIAILNA ~
cure gIGK HEADAOEE2 eas tnola3nd5 9n -
stiy0 IL TN EhI4
THREE TEA-E sFOOEo
KIN ~ the commence-= iant oilne a
All Wno ule tt ara giving fnqlF @a2qAJ hl4R
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MIsCELLAEEous

ARRIVED at Chicago from this port, Nav 7tb.
schooner Weber at Buffalo, May sth, schooner
Watts sherman, Harrington,
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T

WAsHNGToN, May o.
The President appointed jas C. sloO sur yOr
st Cairo,
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Nvaua Troops Occupying Haryhna.
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ana sF PRHSE 9Si n iB6ILAR PER BOTTLE.

Also SantozdS Family CaLnaflc FIe.
Uompounde8 Gom Pure Togsfabls Extraetsa and PJ
m N Glass Cases, AIR Tight and VII
keen in any climate.
ThefAAHLF CATHARTIC PILLS gentle bot
aefife CafhErtio, which the proprietor has used II
~ practice more than twenty years
The constantly incrssE ing demand Hom hos
Who have long used the PILLS and the Eati1ac
ti0n which al exBressiui- regard % their use has
induced meto place fheulL. within th8 redch Of al
The Profession ReiH ignOI that different CO
erarties set on diherent- portions OF the bowels.
The Family CatharticfL PHI has, with due relef
snca to this well estab-I inshcd act Een CON
pounded from 8 FarietytO % the purest Vegetable
Extracts,F which set on eTeU PEf 81 the Ak
.mentav canal, and arei- coon and sAFE In al
casss where 3 CsthaFticF, is needed, such a. De
ranGemepts OF the Stom-A laGh, sleerine18, PAINS II
Back and LOins, Cos-d lHTeness, Pain ard 49,
a NeoVer the whole Bodyt from sudden cold which
i-R Wf1fys 81 neglected, end IN o.
Loss OF Appe-E tte, q Oreepng ccnaa
II Ded uTer thsf Body, Reatleaanes8
kchs, or Meisht in the Heads ah imam
.stcr, DiSsasez- MormslO in Children or Adults
F6aIna EiBm, : CREST Purifier Of the 5loOd aBd many
jIsenseq 70 which fesh = heir, too numerous 20 men
ION in : h8 advertisement. Does lto&
PHlCB - CENI.
H-The LfFeF AEE1ggraror and Family oaiharq.
PiIs ar TteiiHd b NzgEgisu generally and sold
-hole9.la , " the FrEie in AL the large toWu1-
Z. ". kAEEOkD, M D.,
s.U 1~facturar and Proprietor,
iv7dkwRg - Broadway, New York.
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HOW THE NEWS OF THE BoMBARD-
KENT WAS RECETvED IN
~ ENGLAND.
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TIE FOLL swIEd ENDORSEMENTS CT
SPALDEGS
OEP PILLS,
VIII convince all who suffer from
SPEEDY AaD SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
-
As these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr.. spAI-
ding they snord unquasttonAbs proof Of
the efficacy of this truly seisa~
ti6c dissovsry1
MAsoEvMLE, Conn, J feb. s. 1851.
Ma. sPALDTNa,
sLR:
50 well that want you to send me W. dolIsrs worth
Part Of these are for the neighbors, 20 whom I gave
q lew out otthe first box 1 got from sou.
Send the PiHA by mail, and OblEe
Your Oh { serysut.
JAM KENNEDY.
NJ, s,.rn HAVEEEORDa Pa, Feb. 8, 1851.
siR:
Wish you to send ne one mora box oF nj Ca,b.
alo Pills. L have RECEIVED q great zeal Of bspeht f1om
tnem- Your, respectfulT
MAkH ANN EEOIKROUsE.
sRRUOz CEExK, Hun3aVtop. Co. Pa.
d. G sPaLDIss, -
SIR:
aoS VIII please send me 81 % boxes o fyout Cepha-
Ae P1ls. send them immR diafeiT-
aesJ ecttully yours,
:; 81 haysused one box Of your Fms p and SN snh
BELLS VERNON, Ohio, Jan. s. 1861.
AESBr q. sRALDINs, Esq,
send me PUOther bog Of your Cephalic PMS. Whey
are tr9i no best y IhaYe ever tried.
Direct A. STOVER, pm a
-l Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
- a 1854
BEYERLT, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
n SPALDrSa, ESQ.,, m
1 wish for some circulars or large show bills, 70
bring your Oephalic Pills more particularly befors
please send 20 me.
One ofmy customers, who Is subject to severe SICK
neaaaehe, casually lasting two dsysO was cured Of
an attack in one hour By your Pills, which 1 sent
her, Respectfully yours,
- ". b. WILKES.
RzYypLDsRuRa FnantH, n, Ohs
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Reported withdrawal Of Troops rom Pen
sHcoia.
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Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.I
Said to be very ehicaeious for the hsadaehe.
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Gfron the KansEha Valley star, Val m
We are sure that persons sn1srins with headache,
who ~ them, viii stick 70 thsR
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GFron the Daily News, Newport, 3. Il
Oephalio PfIs are taking the place Of an kind.
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NJ, YFsILAS1I, Mich, Jan. Il, 1851.
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TRB RAR IN aHE WEST.
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Iron the Advertiser, Fror,ianos, R.Ll ed
The testimony in their favor is strong, from thu
most respectable ~quarteFg.
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ABET OF $500 THAT HR WAS KILLED
AT SUMTER BOaiBARDMRNTi
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ~RnREAA1ON.

WHERE IS B~EAUREGARD ?
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LANDS or ILLINOIS

No STATE IN Che Valley q the Mssissppiodsrss 81 great
an Inducements to the settler as the SGte q Illinois.
There Is no portion Of the world where all tho CondE
tons q climate and soil SO adinifabiy combine 70 pro
ducs those two great staples, Cox and WHEAT, As the
Praises Of Illinois.
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iyou are or haye been troubled With the bsaf-
acne, SEND tr q box, tCePhalic PiisJ 30 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
Iron the Advertiser. RroEidencaR n -
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably a.
teotiye remefy for the hradache, and one offhe VERY
Oe5tn r that cry requent complaint which has eV-
or been disco Tered.
IFrom the Western B.. B. Gazette, Chicago, MI
We hsaEtily 9dorse MI. Sparkling, and his unrf
vailed CsPhal ills.
ffrom the KsnsEha Valley star, Val
We are gurs that persons unsrins with headache.
Nno ~ thems viii stick 70 ths8
From the Southern Path Finder, e.. OF
III than you that are anlisted, and W. are ann
that our teatimouy can BE- AIDED 10 the airoasb nu-
met4as nst thas has rsoeiEed benefits that no other
TFron the 81. Lons DamooraGJ
sTheimmsnse demand sr tie a-tieleC osphaIio Pins)
d rapidly enGreaslrg.
From Ne 6hzstto. Davenport, FowaJ
Mr.. spslding would not connect his name with an
srtieie be ddnotF~ W to possess resl merit.
2 z IFrOm the Advertiser, Fror,isnoa, RLl -al
The testimony in their favor is strong, from tia
most respectable quarterE-
IfrOm the Daily News, Newport, B. Il
Oephalio Pns are taking the place Of an kinds.
Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.J
Said to be very shcscious for the headache.
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THOUSANDS OF GASES
Old 81 CAEk BITTRRR

FsT ssis . sfiRoEa&GRnsTRoNe, 0HURCh
ILGE BRO nj Wm. FlSEE Cleveland.
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CAPTURE OF A PRIvATEER.
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From Ne 6hzstto. Davenport, Iowa.J
Mr., spslding would not connect his name With an
srticis be did nOtF 80 W to possess resl merit.
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BEHEHLE. Mass, Dec. IL. 1850.

RzYSoLDsBURe, Franklin O.. Obio.1
January 9, 1851.
40. IS Cedar St., N. z,
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wgtzsd.vRS Sole Proprstors. Norwich. q.
- ssle By strong 4 ArIsaone Sole Agents ior
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL

in length. which connects with other roads andnaVsa-
BE lakes and rivers, thus adording an unorokeAcqn'
municasion with the Eastern and southern MFAss-
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RTCU POLLING PRAIRE LANDs.

Inc deep rich loan q the prairiB IS cultivated VIZ
such wonderful facility that tho farmers Of the hAstsrn
and Middle States are moving 10 Illinois IN greatnum-
bsrs. The area Of illinois is abouteqnal 70 that OF In
gland, and the soil Is 80 rich that i TllsupporttWenty
Millions Of people.
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- E0UTHERN DIT

OF the STATE lies within the zone q the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is &c
20 cts. more per bushel than thatraised further north
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DR.. Sweets Infallibls Liniment
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D; Stephen Sweet, Of onnecticut
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
Let the Border States Politicians
look out,

BY article Cd, section LIST. No. 3. of
tho Constitution of the Confederate
States of North America, it is provided
that
No person except II natural-born cit
izcn of one of the States of this Confcd-
eracy, at the time of the adoption of this
constitution, shall he eligible to the Of
flee of President, etc.
Commenting ON this, the Memphis
Bulletin, remarks that this provision is
not easy of construction, and it may be
well for the politicians in the Border
States to understand il before 'jinn' the
new Government. There is no difficulty
in experimenting the full meaning of
natural born citizens as employed by
the framcrs of the great constitution un-
der which we have lived so long and so
eloriovsIy prosperei but in its new ap-
plication there appears to BIO ambiguity
III the expression itself. Then, it will
be also seen, that all are cxcluicd from
the Presidency Of the Southern Repub-
lie, who were not citizens Of the Cotton
States at the time of the adoption Of the
Constitution! This, it seems TO us,
would work to tho disadvantage of the
Presidential aspirations of all the sece-
ding politicians in the Border States,
and also of the State of Texas.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-03-14
i tumble OF contradictions.

The Louisville Democrat calls public attem-
lion to the tumble Of contradictions between
professions and practice, which exist in the
Secession movement. Its authors complain
ed that they hadn't the right t" recover slaves
escaping into other States. The remedy is
to give up the right altogether.
They complained that thcy Lad not equal
rights in the Territories. The remedy is to
put tie whole right on the hazard of war,
with all chances against them.
They expressed great approximations that
the inter State slave trade would bu prohihi-
ted; AMI expressly reserve the right to pro-
hbit it In their own Constitution, and threat
en- TO exercise it.
They complained Of duties on imports as
injurious to them, in consuming the profits
on their saplcai and they ley the same du-
ties themselves, and must make them still
heavier if they expect to raise money enough
TO meet their expenses IN that mode.
They denounced the Union for .xp-nlns
its revenue in the North; and they now send
their own money North to buy their war sup
plies.
The pioneers in the movement denounced
the Union for prohibiting the African slave
stitution Of slavery. They forthwith pro-
hibt it forever in their own Constitution
Have they charged ii single wrong upon
the Union OF which they are not themselves
more guilty? Can such self stttifed Con-
fedcracy present anything inviting to Nir-
sinia? They keep up clamor about their
rights, and surrender all their rights Of self
government to irrespt nsblc, despotic bodies,
called Conventions.
The people had better look into Tho mat
ter