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b.. RennerIa Diarrha spaoifo.

offer this Compound to the world Is the BEsf and
mast RELIAELE Remedy known for every mofbid con
itioE ofthe stomach and Bowels, being wholly free
lr1fn ouinino or any other uoxious drug, which re-
NeFes without curing, or proves danRoror1 when
ifiscfi1inately used. This article admits Of q lati
tlis 5a and cures b reason Of To- intrinsic viz
Chronic DiarshR, Whieh all other known rauhe-
dies had failed % cure; Il cures Dysentory, both
acnte and chronic, GholsramOr0uB, thu Summer
Conrlaint of hildren, Bilious DiarrhB. The Diaf-
rha specific viii cure Cho.ers, Bsin IN TIE Stomach
aud Bowels arp " relieved b it It cafes
the Chronic Diarrh1 Of u soldier quickly as have
proven in very many cases when they had been under
ofher ftatment fer months without getfing relief
nz-L want gQu 70 take notioe shat this remedy Is
Narrnted e Cu kE when the directions arc followed
aud IN ay ease i shopd fail 70 cure, drections be.
Ing crefrll rosorTod) then 20 back to ny agents and
rlf FOrIr monov. Y. s.. W.. RICHAE DeliN aiIrnt AZ
~ Detrollst Cleveland, Ohio.
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a....LEGAL NOTlcEs.
snll II Affnchmnnl.

John O eFannis, BstoTs9 z Rsgham, Esq, Jus;
19hn Hainss. ! Twp.i Cuyihoss Cos Ohio
KTAHE D EFENDANTaI rs. .N0TIFI-
u Ep that on tho igth dag Of July, A. p. 1852, an
order Of Attachment was Issued IN said case by said
duaiic9- Amount claimed, lWoaty-s end 20-lO0
l0llars with tnteTest aud probable colts-Ien nol-
lars. Hearing, August 7iih l562, et o'clock 4 NJ
GEO. l.. SffE ESBLL,
Cleveland, Aus. 8 1890 flainriTs 6tf'y.
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s oov6rhor johnson Of Tennessee, has ap-
pointed Ex- Governor Campbell Of that state
a3 aeehttc visitthe various prisons Of the
North where Tennesseeans are conbaed,
and should anF Of them desire to take the
oath Of allegiance and return TO their
homes, they Will be-a allowed 20 do 50. All
Tie other prisoners confined here will be
szohangod Immediately. y.---IaiiaaaPoli Dis
,Paick 70 CiR. Gaz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

Mr.. Alonzo Hard Of this place, some
where IN TIE ueighborhoOd Of so years Of
ase, enlisted last week in Capt. Shields
Cleveland Battery. All the male members
81 1gr. H. family are now in the Union
Army. Himself and two sons from Ohio,
and one son at the East. Success TO them.
---lforralf RCgeefoF.
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RRAZlLIAN on.
- a IN II E R .
BRAZILIAN OIL.
Let The At7setsd EseEyiShers gFgit and Re
audrd q aecoTdistg 10 its Merit.

Lei ne AJsseted Geef,y yigiieTe 1Ty % ana Ne
apdrd q aeeerdiag to its Merit
Tho proprietor Is fully aware that the land Is fun to
replsfion With nnlu5nz, tions, rub lhcients
&e., and each uig s suppose was either the MOl-
~ OF Egypt, or the CdthOliceu 81 Greece, brouFhf
forth From the leadeH temple 81 Medicd Science b.
the magic power of an oerussferng mind, % truly
.EondrCus are their opsratlous On PAPER.
ofer mine shall tell you 1har 1t lb the best ?
What strrn Fendar that has not mouthsd that word
aQ9n md Egan al it 8 worn smgoiler thRh the ev-
er rQa1llAg peDple ~ t1e ltoyk Ln9u NEal sRhll =
sas tell you 70 TRY IT Get you faith b the good
works y hfCh & Performeth, Believe when y0u Feel
olisr you no medicine which have not proved By
long years Of trial In ny private practice, and none
bufuhlt you shall asfa1m as Better Friend by be-
ing often met in The sick rooul- fhe BRAZILIAN OIL
VII cure kheumHfssn, both acute and chronic 5,
Soafthfdat, Quinsy, HeuralgiR, Chronic Enlarge-
ments the Jeints Strains, Bruises, Lame Backs
CERTAINTY unknown q any other embrOeation IN
use, and u many cases Wherg al other remedies have
failed For sale By 2. s. W. HICHARDSON, No. ~
Detroit-St, Cleveland o.
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IRUE As sTEEL.-The loyalty Of the Ger
mans in ST. Louis is praiseworthy. In no
ease, says the News, has a German who
had fzed his domieil in St. Louis sought
refuge under any other flag None have
s0nght certificates Of protection from their
Consulates.
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FHE officers representing the several
railroads terminating in, or leading from
Cincinnati, agreed on Saturday 70 advance
tie local passenger rates, from the first day
of September ensuing, sufficient to pey the
Government tax Of three per cent on their
gross passenger earnings.
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cHTvALRoUs.-A Virginia paper reports
E that Alexander Beatty, while preaching in
9 eharch in Writ county, vas taken out Of
the. pulpit bJ the rebel bushWhaeIers and
shot The act was Characteristic Of the
cbiVslrF ~,
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DF. RenneF's Balm or GiIead Ointment,

F0H TIE -1fELLIOE.-not e maenstic oinfmenf 70
crack the mor1r Jointl q your c0natitntiOn bs IL
UoaarlqlT devised eclectric organism, bat q plan,
ei 8oEsS teis Boil, THAR Burns, their Cnlt thair
1ren ellonas their Isltr soseel heir CnrblneleE
ltelr 41ll39nQ lnd One trivial ailmeEte that aFe
QUICKLY CuHED BY q nrlr Tste Olntmduff slFihf
mlict tine md gilar1g, ana oiIentlme % much sI-
ie1l % o1ol ici1es ana for sale by Drug
EiEtl 7s1eraly tb brpe shoui sls cDIntryz address p
z. s. ". RtCHARD5JN, GsnN Aren't
a9zkRH aIa Box sss, Cleveland, 9hlo-
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d Rannsr'l Anti.nilinna PiII..

THE BEST FAMILY OATHARTIC IN THE
HOhl p-lised nfieel years IN my private praCtice ;
ReFeE have required any improving used thrOugh'
eLf he United states and canada ~ 3 MILGfO9
FkoHlfE Who viii have No gubatifEte; naed in all
best Blood Purifying Pin ever Compounded Dg1-
pepfc1 take seem and cured they restoro tann-
city snd vigor 70 the Digestive Organs; they cure
Cost ge1ii lesoring ngtpfal, hll t1y and visor
Gus action % tho boWela they cu-c Nervous and
Sick Headache, proving themselves the best csphaiie
pill IN as BY their gentle and benoGciont action
Heaitk and ElastiGity b ne 1rn Tssr5 and aiioied
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G1An oFIHE eH6AuE,--Hhe editor Of the
saratoga Rspubliean tells the following at
his OWn expense Yesterday, wishing, like
cthees 70 eYinee our patriotism, We in
formed tte six compositora In our once
that II they would enlist We would pay
them half wages while they were gone 70
the var. They replied; aThat is more
than We ever had before, and the whole
crowd have enlisted "Thafs what's the
r.attnr - AZ
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MORNING
~ 80 n.rshants aFa ~ gsnaF.

4he Boston merchants are very gener-
Slly signing the following pledges g
ave, tho undersigned, merchants Of Bos-
ton, realizing the importance Of en- imme.
diate response to she call Of The govern
uent for an additional military force
hereby agree thsl the young men in cur
onaployment whc may enlist in the service
81 The United States SHALL on their return
from said service, be entitled 70 the sltua-
lions they occupied previous to theif enlist
mensan 1a
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sT0VES q TIH.WARE.
WHE aDEsPATCHn C0OKTN

THE DESPATCH COOKING
ssh HloVE-EiaFn during the past Winter, been
-f.i ll1rursd undeIbtedly EST Stove in the
Market. Its Baking Roasting and BroilinE proper
s ff sl4cp Qnsnei ana u es9noroy Of 4 ns Il il
1talcledi zlti ~ nov 1atzn Crate Il viii burn
Coli Es vel 8 Wood most adnirablY; the Oven being
thor9ughy Tentilated q viii produce perfect and
n1alflg haE. ~ 70 thaf Of Bakers Brick Oven
Ecl.llg and fuagtinE Is done before the open droi
and broliu1 OVER I've Goals on the hearth common
1nGe dictateG It is Manufactured In this city and
l1a the atstial used and the uornanshiP ara Of the
bert quaity; finally, Il gives perfect satisfaction 70
1l IS nnudfeda OF nouseEae1ers In this city and
lcrnlilC c1untrr, Who daily using ft will testify
The MORNING SIAH COOKING Stow ia
~ l11 desirable pattern which, with q variety 0
= elher1, make our stock complete We also have
had great fariety oi Erlor Cook ana other heat
.aa lnr stoves t1F sale af reduced lfloa8. ~
cc1dtantly supplied with all the newest and
oeautiful styles OF ENhhI ELED GHhTEs
Al1o-all q the most Useiul articles Of HoIsa Fur
nil1i1g aods Nails and farlneru loolz. We are ust
lceeg-ng the istlt Improved styles Of BIRD Ck6ifS
s hicl ase offered a the lowest cash prices. Weman
lll5t1rc lar7aiT ard haTefcr zae at wholesale
rgtsi 81 the various Articles Of Pla1 und Jgpans5
In, 4t1lef fld SlH5r-lrcn Ware. We 0far the AZ
most e1dlc1s variety 81 eool8 In line for sac a
Iiri~s
t4E ~ All Housekeepera aud those who conteuplate
cordially iFtsa . oil before purrhasinE eisewhere
and uige for thsmsslTes. 81 LsEARVIN,
Ga11I No So. eouih ri9r F,nh. S11aTt.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
4 .ADIEs aHoME GUARDS z
ROVED SKIRT sTIpPORTFR

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is psrfect 80 nionn institution. II unites the Cor
set Shoulder BraCe Anti and Skirt-SupporteF
IN one beautiful article OF Wearing Apparel.
The Constitution must be Preserved WHICH eve
y Lady says can be By wearing these Waists,
THr1 THEhI-PRICES REDUCED
For sale bT-F II EElf AN 4. KELLOGG, 2lT Superi-
oE-St, Mrs PORTER Milliner, 81 Seneca-St., HOW
ER 4 HIlBEE5 25I superior st, MTs.1iARFEY, $50
ST. Olair3t aud at Wholesale and Retail by the Pro-
pFet0rS and Manufacturers, 1fi1 0ntario-St, toYef
Moofe's Auction btOrei) Cleveland, CHA
1E-ll aists AIIde 70 Order.
HB-stata and County Rights for sale So
-s NORRIS 4 SHEFFIEIsD.
= 1aSf7e EilI D1oiecute ali persons who make the
Falsfa or make fhe Braces without authority from
us auglss
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WAFER DRAWERS :
WHEELER's mp ROVE
Patent Water Drawer.

TIE D1aWar e nov made Win Efheslor's New Fat
enl = v 5nlped CorIu7dt8t Iron REEL ussd with gal-
sAl2ee sli1 made ionl le best en1eslsd wire sd
e the most perfect and simple article cr the pur011i
no no..Qlierqf 20 the iIdlic fhe undar5igned
"ARaAAzS El 81 -QafE OF HIs MANUEAQ-
TURE 10 GTFE SATISFACTION
lz919old Wholsssla ani Retail "
.-- Sutca178r 10 J. j. iflceIer 3 Co
~ FAcr11Y-Gahrfel's Sleek, z 8 = 1Iichfgan-Si
l espd eo1nly ail1ia ior aals. A1lress draHdF
lss Cleveland, ohio. msyl :
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00EDPERSr
IAl0RlNa

n EMIL li I 4 g i.Cls q. .rne-
II Vi ~ Z, Rer1 ~ so alc1dIne sslIshrianr..
atlse ~ 5esss ~
- 4. u dn1 0enfiernenia cl0thlpg. ~ ~ ~ ~
Is for dam his HcTt ~ the bsrf na1ner. cerla.
w 4. '. = - 4 -. - -. -
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77-----~
IN BBLs- No. 4 LARD OIL
Z = olso acarIetpA CO
ON Gill 50ILlll---W. G soo-
w. EtEl.u 8 CO., pIdztll q ~ LARGE ald
~ l2y raiucsd tie 11o1l IIIi iallIi I : Il i1l-I
k8f0SLne and GETbOn Obs
1 su.liiI shaii BE- as harsiolort fhs VeIT BlT
laIll1lcI
- can az o-,nins ss-npiss, o. ssnd your orsfr1
- a.ali tfe1eern on NcElrE. oflc1I lo1 81 u. a
1lE q r1e1Isr lg11s M
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MEDICAL.

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
a --rRLESEMA RI, 2eut3, are protected BY Roy
g. Letters Pgtent o. England, and secured by the
Seals the Ecole Do Phar'nacia de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. one e inyaluable for Exhaustion spermator-
rhCga aud al physical disabilities.
10. Two completely eradicaiss all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the nau-
seous and pernicious use OF copaFia and cubeba-
no. Three has entirely supplanred the iniu urou8 use
oi 1ercurys thereby usuring 10 the sufferer speedy
relief dispersn2 all impurities. and roofing out the
THiEsrNAa, Nos I and 3, ere Preparations in the
orm Of L1zenFes, devoid Of taste and SMELL and car
be carried i the 0aistcoat PICKET sold fn I'm cases
zu4 dtTqed tnic paraie doses, IS administered b.
felpan, Lalenana, houx, icQlds 20. Price g eachs
whereby there is saving Of .. 10 be had whole
.ze md retail o. Dr. HARROW, No. l9i Bleecker-St.,
New York.
lmmedlatelF on rccgiTing remittance Dr.. Barrow
VII forward the lresanar to any part or the world
facursiF packed, and addressed according 70 tile IN
fLruclluiia tins Writef.
sse-Soid BY c. ". CLARK. Agent for Cleveland
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CTEAM FROM e~R
NEW fORK to OIIVERP0OL1
E TIIE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,


1Lr WALTER CoHMANDER,
l5s b r1 Win be Dispatched So ts
oaIiiha 4 odeenstoT sataria df8a5 JuIy Is
Saturday g.......August l6 Tuesday ....-September
tuesday. November ls Thursday December II
FIRST CABIN.
gitutiol and arc0mmOdatiQn Of the State Rooms all
having the same privileges In The Saloonf and IN re-
gard o noals and Attendance Suits nf apartments
Tor iiissmay be engaged by special agreement.
pTCKFTs FOR THE YOYAGETO. AND FROM Ii.
N eFEERP0OL Ar A FARE AND A HAIL. -
Servants accompanying passengers end children un-
der IL years Of aee, half iarei infants free.
---z SECOND CABIN. ha if
stafs Room Befths, Meals furnished at separats
tablesa...-.-..,.--. so
7a- % 5ssss Third CABIN. 81
Intsrmedlate State Rooms passenaersf found With =
--b -bodsy haddinss table utensils and good SUBJ
aaiantlat ~
.s--rr--. rec sTEEEAGE. st-,-iiss.
zEsfh superior accommodation. 60
! =. .Furls b. tie o RE AZ. FAsTEaN oh sfssr ths
tpo lie sLh eeptsflsr Eill b ads11ced ID 8 cent
Isf Trsis shf and Pas go atslrfo ssl- si1s-.
~ - .lsia = "a tiet,.s A. y 21TNEYa
At TIE omcs, No. B fiypsdV WY, =. T..
Ofto q. T. BRAYTON, clsvelah6, .. - =
- ROWLAND kASRrHWAL5h
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NoUhere can the Industrious farr1er sec1rs
such iurlediate results from bis laboras on these
deep, rich, loany soils, cultivated with 50 much
eaaa The climate from the extreme southern
part o. The State 70 nc IeTre Haute Alton St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly z10 milas. IS
ven adapted . Winter
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nINOla

Is ahout equal In cxtsnf to England, With pop
ulation q Z -, 6oG, and 3 sol capable q slP-
the Mississippi oilers % great IN inducemeli TO
the settler ag tie State of Iiiinols There 8 10
part Of The <orid where 81 The ecndtior8 Of eli
mate an1 sol 50 Admirably combins % produce
those two great ltapiss, Co.'s and WHzA7.
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ATT0RNEfs AT IaW.

II TOHG CR0WELi5. n. .ATTORNE4
AsD COY fsEBLOn AZ LlslE, oalts - 8ups-
floi7si ieTsaind Ohio. Paliieullr aiieni2n 7iFa1
70 tne culectiou uf lzlefn cllI1! q tie AQrt11fE
llltrc7 q Ohio aud 81 the cqIeclOl ol bounty and
back pay dre tho WidcSl and heirs oi daeaased 1ol-
SOLDIERS CLAIMS Oh THE
GoVarnma1t r.B1ck PaT, AIouancss Ho1-1fT
Pensions, &C., attended g pEgmlIly b
GAGE 2 ff Lt'I. Itftcrnerr
mayl l6s Surerior-st.. Cleveland, D.
IN j. LATIMER, ArrORNFY A
Nj LAlf.-0iefa hig- services i1 ehe lrsino7s az
hil fro5s7siQl. Daring. bVsineas hsurs ~ nv L
l9.q . the e5ce Of GEL % ferEill Atoihcr fnurI
y tae BIZ lelss. % .-nsfisi5
tOALAER q DENNIS. AFF0RFFTs
AT Law, No 9Psrkins' EliliI-i7 = CIs7sisrd'
c. .. RALAza, TncrN.27F = ~. Dr-ur..
NY LILA dS0h- y RIDDLE At
riof-c-l lletei21d, Dhl1.- af -. rrlea
2 --Asl-l4lis2z Lian2u A1. auDLl
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CCLri1ATION OF C0TrOI

CULTIVATION OF COTTON
: IA esp@SzeHts Il C5ttos ca1tsrs az of
uerlr 0reaf 7ir0lItos. conl1le1ciu7 n lfiiiudzs
81 dsg. 50 1lfs- tses lialtool q fie 8r1neh,
4 and lslz11D fion On tts 1iIiB tissl, ne Com
3 peBy 01gaa siofig1gl g q fGcFes 19e toaQpfe TO
I fhs perfection Of ats f5rs. a ssttier hQEi7g
I a family a young chfLdreu, can fuFl flezr
Ho7tflf ~ La59r q Q Hl0Ft DrgsQ5As ae17rssff -
- ss15es' s5s ~, ~ = ~ ~ ~ es 3 o.
tain q supplg ofrsliG1ts aeed sEfted @ ~
reqtre1lelf8 Of ne soil Of iIliaois l1iil, = q
hoped, sp6s.Hy gips q sl,3lcieslt u1t1llat 20
Plaaf q great b7sadth 0f saaa
ARTTG AND sIAEUFACTUREa
The great resources Of the sisie, IN Coal, I-1n,
Lead, Zinc. Pocters Clay, Limestone, sandsloue,
&c. 90 are alHlost untelshedi ihe7 aElisths
arrival Of euterprising and energetic uel accu1-
toned to eenTsst them into g5ld-
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS,
Railroads. inaerssct the rhoie sac. eIl5,-
000, 600 have been invested n c9mpietinE ne
great network that Inks every part q lle1late
into lmnediste counection With fhz Tsrr1unding
states and the drectezr thor0ughil-es of com
nercs. - u 1888
THE ILLINOIS GENITAL HlHa62D
Frz7erses ths uhsls IsngtH 81 ne STATE, nm
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake 4iiehigan
70 the Ohio AZ It's nsu1s imports The RaLir0ad
rms thrcush The centre q tie STATE a1.d "a e.
-theF side Of the Hoad along its Fhol8 ls1gih ne
tie lands offered foF ssls.
TO ACTUAL sETTL1Els.e ~
q FTon-t dnprscsdsnied adyaufaqs fhis Coa-
apany oders. Il q not surprising thaf z should
have already disposed ol 800, 900 acrg1 1i la1d.
Il Is nov selling e the rate q 600 Ge1el per
Tesk. hepopulaiiol along the Ela has trebled
n sen years, and is nov 5i4 e9E he Gour1uy
5el 70 actual cultiVat1rs, and eTeE 0cutrl1t con
tains sn agreement 70 cultivate.
r CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS., DEPOTa
There are Ninety -Eisht Dspots "a he Comps-
! nyis- -Rsilroad. -rigilg- -aboul- ere eTs-y seven
miles. Cities, ToEns and FllaEss are ztuated
e conYenlent diltances Throughout Tie Fhoie
route where every deslrcble couE1ol-iy ny 5e
found as readily ai b de oldest citil1 81 the
Union, and where buyels are % 3 ne 81 al
kinds 0f iarm produce
Afscnzn-cl and Working msu VI ind fas irss-
srhool system encouraged fy tie stste, and n
d1aed viii q large reFe1ue lo9 he 50 1cltol he
schools. ch1dren cGn 1--we n Eghtcf thaEshool,
the college, fhe church, and grow ID ull1 the
prosperity q t1s lsadins siais in The Graat iYel-
tern Empire, sfl =. -
No one rh5 las visited thIS spiendid ftsion q
country en- dbdbi lhst 4 lqaala the nosl iTor-
ed descripfisns that bare eser been giTen q e;
infozn Ta1 shat faa haif has not ben tlld % The
sdTautages it oilers fuE immediate occepltion
and Immediate returnl. ne f17uel1of tLe llli-
ern and Middle States, ard CznzdaS ET1 1rTin3
. Illinois lr great uumbeT8s aa5 3 g belleFed,
that q these suFpassing adFautag1l we're made
known % he farmers, mechanics, Eian1llctrfer1
and working populziicn Of oFer-croEsed Europe,
they would prsmpty a7AI thGn1alFa1 q ne
knoFiedga, -.----s--r,
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THE ORpNARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 30 q so bushels per acrsr- Cat.
tle, Horses, eMulss, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here a small cost and yield large profits. i 3
er lnducemenis for Dairy Farming than the P-ai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming % which but
little attention has been paid, and which mnst
yield sure profitable resuls. BetTeen the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun-
leith, distance Of 55 miles on the Branch and
147 miles -hJ The Afsin Trunk, Timothy Hays
SPEilg Whsat, CON- {. u l-s rs
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WHEAT. COAX. COTTON. EoBACCo. ]

Peaches, Psars, Tomaioss, and eFsry variety Of
fruit and Vegetables Is EroFn In great abundance,
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Ea1te,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Ksnkakss
Ead Illinois rivers, distance Of 115 miles on
The Branch, and 1876 miles On the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion q
the State.
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OATS RARLEF, RYE RUGKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to the ellmatS' azs prod1-
csdin great Abundance. ne norihen portion
Of Illinois l. about the climate of PennsgiTsuia,
while fhs southern part has the climate Of Ken
tuely and Firginia, giving q EaEistyiO Of temper
aturs In the STATE, suited 70 almost s7sry pfodHei
Of the United States. IA.
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AGRICULTURAL PRopUCTa

The Agricultural products Of ulinois are Erssts
ef than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1854 was estimated at s. 600 900 b1shels
While the Cora crop yields not less than 40 o90;
900 bushels, besides the crop OF Qafs, barley,
Rye, BuckEhest, Potafoes, s~sst Polaioss,
Grapes, Peaches, Applss, &C., which golt0 sFen
the vast lggregaie Of production IN this fertile
region Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out of the ststa Of nlinois daring th5
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern Illinois unedunn0a
advantages afe presented fer the extenion Of
Stock raising. All kindsof Cattle, Hoses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield haad-
some profits; large fortune5 have already been
made, and The field Is epen for sthers . enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. D1fRT
EARNIsa slso oresen2 iis in6acemsafs % maay-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

PROFEssoR OF ELECTRoPATHY AND MEDICIHE,
Omce-ll9 seneoa-St., a few doors from Superior uD
stairs. c : fa ~ gaG ~ f.a..l
fguntavs eYoepted.l a.'t ls- ~ .-tH'r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

A contemporary says: 1.-THE Democratic party
have been laboring for years to prevent and avert
the evils with which the country is now so fear
fully struggling. Their overthrow was the sig
nal for disruption A return of the Democratic
party to power throughout the Northern States
would be the greatest step towards peace and
prosperity The party that abored so faithfully
10 prevent the evil is best calculated 10 conduct
the country through the evil. \ brilliant line of
Democratic successes, commencing with Con-
nectcnt and going ON 10 the close OF the fall cleo
tons would be of more value than a dozen vic
tories on the battle field They would be OF
more value because they would do what battles
can not do--assuage sectional luminosity and
pave the wav ~ n happy reunion"