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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

varnish made wholly OF n par q gum eopsL
10. msde of other gua,s % Substance
Vegetable OILS. pr gallon
Vegetable pulmonary bais.zn. same - "Dcntn-
fee
yermifuEe, same - ..Dcnfifrcc."
Warehouse entry. 81 csstosn houses. not sxe>si-
inx ore dollar IN value. stamp csty
Do, do. exercising one dollar. add nj exceedins
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars IN value
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty
Whisky. Per gallon
Do. rccsihed. 4 nos 10 pay an additional duty.
Wholesale dealers under which term j. inciut-d
every person whose business q occupation =
20 sell, or Offer 60 -ell. gro>eries % any gcs<s.
wares OF merchandise. II fore an " domestic
prodacfion, ~ nore than ons original pack
age o. piece AZ one time. % the same par-
chaser. not including winss, spirtuons O. malt
liquors. for each license
Wholesale DEALER in liquors q every descrip-
tion, including distilled spirits. fermenfed IL
Quors and wines q all kinds lpersons other
than diStilers. who seil or Ofer Cor sale any
such liquors. IN quantities of more than three
gallons A. one time O. the same purchaser, are
incluied.l for each licstsse
Willow. manufactures Il
Wine made Of grapes Per gallon
Withdrawal eufry. AZ custom house. stamp duty
Wood. manufactures Of, n not Otherwise pro-
vided for
Woo-f screws
Wool, manufactures q. not otherwise specified.
Norstsd, manufactures II. not otherwise specified
Worm lozenges. same a. -Dentifrice-r
WHIT, stamp duty
Zinc. manufactures q. not Otherwise specified.
Do, oNyde 81. per loo pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

n
an AND AFTER NAY 6. lss2. trains will be
~ j. follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis AZ lilo NJ,
stop at all stations and make Close connection kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for o<an<port and Chicago aud arrive
at Peru AT BIS j. NJ IN time 20 make connections with
trains on the Toledo aud Wabash Railway going East and
West. W
Returning the will leave Peru 600
A. NJ after the arrival Of the the T. W n. W.
from the East and arrive al indianapolis al go A. N.
in time make connections fo- al points East, South
and West.
An ESpresstrain will leave indianapolis at less r. NJ,
connect NJ kokomo with train for Chicago. and arrive ~
NJ. connection with trains
going Fast and West the Toledo and wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru 81 1900 NJ
making Close connection kokomo with the trains
the ulncnnst aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and ogansport, and arrive AZ indianapolis At
slo p NJ In with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
Special attention given "a the transportation OF live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
THEo. y. HAreBEf. General Ticket Agent spl e2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
Snn spn.u-LAn1G
r a L r . a ID

r "A I I r Q "A ID
.s 49,. : y !. =
Shorscss Route by Thirty ut1ess
No CHANGE or CARS TO CINCINNATI,
Three leave indianapolis Daily Sunday sNcepted)
INTRST TRAINED An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
~ Express arriv.s Cincinnati al 10 n, and Lex
ington. Ky. 7-3o y. NJ
second Irainlos0 a. M.-tincinnsu Mail. arrives az
Cincinnati $40 r. A.. making elo~e connection With Little
Miami Railroad for I.o,eiaid. Morrow, Columbus, New
ark, Zancsviiie. and Wheeling.
Third Tran-635 y. NJ, Cincinnati Express, arrives AZ
Cincinnati ll:l0 4. NJ
Fare a by any other route
Call Cor your tickets rsf the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
srEclAL NorcE-Be you get In the right train st
Indianapolis The snly Cincinnati train stands on the
fifth track being the fahesi track south In the Union
Depot, at Indianapolis
W. III. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
VIZ. POWELL Travelling Agent my36 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30
TIE NATIONAL TAX.

rae Taxes sUpes~A ~ sAe Tax nsss,
aaA- Rassea ~ Congress- Soue 99as
Ssa2-rne 0utues On loeeness 1asus
sasa1ee CsnpAntess uatlreaA Cso.
panses, kcs-The Taxes 81 Dtsssstea
sptrtsss waaaGaesares, O61ss Paper,
oass Candles, robaeee, s9afss See
gasss Tres, Ssap, screws, Clesh, Lea"
shes, Cline, ~ sse. Coal, &c.-The Tar
% COssoo-The License Tax, Ae.s &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-30

RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
n a IL r . a D.
1862. HI - 1862.
new ARRANGEMENT.

sew Route To Chicago VIA Kskosno.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

There are Ninety Elght Depeis On The Col1la-
nyb Railroad, giving about one eTeTT s7Iel
uiiles Cities. Towns and Fiil1gss are Eiualed
a convenient distances througholt The E1olo
route. Where eyery desirable commodity nay De
found a readily asln the oldest citel 81 lle
Unio7. and where buyers are % Be met flr ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
MORNING LRADER.
Il -.TI,a ss1.sss-T1s dOllsllialswualhsr' q III

H..af
-sziaa Esnssas-ThS shifulsVoaAhsF Of the
past few dayu has had = NEST VitaliHiHg in.
. aaAosEB5a everything snimste, and ip-
lahIouiaifssd nesi genial snd cordial splrit 70
-7sa1s every noving creature The voice Of COM
asros and trade is bssinaing 10 Be heard,
md bsspsaks sseasOn Of great actively und
x Pldspofity. From every quarter East and
WettNo hear Of ths mOst 6xiensivo prePa-
Aal fatlont 70 ndtSe shs d6Inkhds 81 trade, which
qaiy awaits ne opening of navigation upon
~ he great nhannolsof commerce. Tbs rapid
farWEld movement of the array inspires ro-
~ neWs3feoufauncoiut the power of the Gov
rve eminent 70 maintain its integrity, and new
= s haps1 for che ugtihGts sriuaph Of right
sb'HGhus ttsndlhE tPon the threshold Of Spring,
sAd looking out upon every side, We seem 70
SEE shd hear and iesl The evidences Of con
tlnusd and healthy growth Of The industrial
Interests Of ths country, and speedy dsllv-
b oanss from The troubles that surround US
-l.u EhGs ole, however, reflections taggsstsd
by ths incoming Of this beautiful season
Which cannot ntiFely hunhed, bqt should
~, ~ - purtuFsi, OF such are the following,
81 from ~ exchange, 81 11-s -'gpE
sa"H PIN VINE 10Luel Win no lfeluuNda IN
tid thls year ls63. lt opens with a chill like
ths close approach Of autumn and OF death.
All the land mourns instead Of rejoicing,
ard 81 ihe eyeH Of the people, IN piaeo Of
hsing directed % helds which the summer
VII ripen, are turned with anxious longing
% felds which thereaper 10 already harvest
i1g, whose fruits be will gather into the pn-
En5Hu rarners. It is q bitter thing for q
alall oountfy like this, to be, In the spring
tine, counting iiB wealth on such fields, and
watching for lota instead OF gain. Il Is G
hitter thing for q ggsat country TO be ct war,
and 50 bitter that no pen can describe t. fol
aiE1d % Be at war with itself brothers with
brotheFs, IN The opening spring.
The blue bird came last week, but the
hoass that he came % Was not oPen 70 his
cherry song, and when the children fret no
ioed the old faVorits, looking for his box on
ths pear tree, they ra'hoF ahrank from hear
Ing his voice for he had come ever The
country where the boys have gone 70 battle
and no one knew By what grave on the PO-
eo1lae he had been singing but few day
go. There was one morning, Boft balmy
i5siing in the atmosphere, but none felt ID
leshassa hsresb0uts, for there was q suR.
eoston Of fever in the South wind, and The
GaHahinu it7slfonly made one sigh and hop,
TIE soldiers had pleasant weather and
warm iky. And them ere and there, thtr,
ere housis to which the spring time bring
enly memeries Of The pleased past, gone b
forSVor." ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

NRAsFERS SALE Pursuant to the
IN command Of deoretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas OfCuYahOga County,
At the suit Of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and others, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2lst day of April, 1852, at 8 O'Clock p. n, the
following described -pEemiseg; Situate In the
township Of Brooklyn, IN the County Of CuyehO-
ga and State Of Ohio, known IS part Of original
lot hfty-three In township Of BrOoklyn aforesaid,
and bounded as follOWBs-beginning at the north
east corner Of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north s90 90 west along the
north line ons chain and seventy nine links to
the south line of land owned BY the G, q. & Q.
Railroad Co.; thence south t07 10 west one ohaia
and seventy one links 70 the culVert thence south
SO vest two chains and three links; thence south
6TKo west two chains aud one link; thence south
9t(5 east six chains and seventy links; thense
north Tpo east i've chains eighty six linlg 20 an
Elm Tree; thence north 9Ho east nine chains and
four links 70 the place Of beginning containing
iTe and 100 acres Of land decided by John VI
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, Be TIE
same more or less.z Appraised q $3.50.
LEWIS VI. FORD,
a. r. srADE, Master Ccmm'r.
G ) Plth'sAt marOSst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

APREsB EeE aPAAsoE BRoWHLoW."-
Among the many testimonials Of kind feel.
ing towards the patriot martyr Of Rast
1slaessee, Il e proposed BY his New York
friends 70 give him "Hoe's last fast,
viii which % uproot ths last Vsstige Of
secession ct his old home. BE has been
izyited to make the Astor House his home
e long e be remains in the city. His
notes Of the rise and decline Of secession
u Tennessee, viii take the name Of Brown
lgW'S Book
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

Dan. Rios has recently been having ''a
1sap . trouble" IN Philhdslphia. BE came
HsaF being mobbed on several evenings In
suo0sssi0n because Of certain ''sscesh" re-
marks he is reported to have made while
ln sDixie" BE admitted that he hurrahed
for Jsf- Davis because If he hadn't he
WeGid have Hhsd his head knocked Of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

rs. KIuGBhHY OlsVuIans,
ossi:aEu gausFal AFeus fnT Ohia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

vs.. In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas,
EIss, LOyiss Foot ct al. de- State Of Ohio
T OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one Of the defendants in the
RboVe sction, Is hereby notified that on the 10Th
day of February, A. D. 1902, said plaintiff tiled
bis petition in the Clerks Once Of said Court 9t
Common Plea, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L Foot Is indebted to plain
tiff on a Judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum Of siS3 ,s5, costs Of suit
S3 7e,) with interest; that on the 18th OF Decem-
ber 1852, a transcript of said judgment was fled
in said Clerks once, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premt-
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known BY being part Of lot NO. 81, and bounded
on the east scuih and west by the east, south and
west lines Of said lot No 81; and on the north BY
lands owned and set on to Emiiine Foot, COR
tanning fifty two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the sd day
of April, A. d. 1858, executed and delivered TO
said LoEias Foot mortgage deed Of said preuni-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
Sr669 In one year, and another note for e26s, 70
in two years from said sd day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatished on the record
IN Recorders Office Of said COUNTY, Is wholly can
eelled and said notes sre paid and that neither
said premises BY reason Of said mortgage indebt-
edness. WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri-
ority Of liens may be determined, sale OF said
premises ordered and money brought In TO Court
Said defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the Slst day Of May, A. D. 1852, or in
default, this aveTment Of said petition as to him
ALBERTT. SLADE.
aprI 88T Attorney for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

Az AHHT OF COELEcsoRs The National
1hx Bill ss il stands, win require the ap-
psintment Of about tssaty-siE AoEaaad
eoliseioFs. This is the worst fssturs Of the
Whole bin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
WHRAT, CORN, COTTON, EOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit ami vegetables ia grown 10 great abnndance5
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
Ere furnished from 10 weeks earlier than tier
Immediate vicinity. Between the TeTo Haqia,
Alton 3 st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, q distance Of us miles. on
the Branch, and l36 miles on the Main Trunk
lies "a great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

ulation Of 1,T29, ,666, and s0n eapable Of sup
porting q, 900 900. No State In The Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 20 great an inancement 70
the settler ss the State % Illinois. There z no
part Of the world where all the conditions of ell
nats and son 80 admirably combine 70 produces
shoss two great staples, CoRN and WEEAz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

Whist Kind Of ministers do they have al
LoaisVilsi The lOol Of the Journal says;
aOw Senior sent q jug Of whisky to Col.
Han8on ct Fort Warren, and the Rev. Mr..
Hoyt in imitation Of the good example, sent
q bottle Of this popular drink last evening to
ola Of the rebel prisoners In the prison q
1hs corner Of Green aud Fifth streets. Some
sod msn administer spiritual consolation IN
a lts forma.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

Nowhere can TIE Industrious farmer seeuEo
such immediate results from hia labor as en- the1e
deep, Fich, loamy soils, cultivated With % mneh
ease. The climate from the extreme sodfhern
part Of The State 70 the Tsrrs Hauts, Alton 3 g.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 800 miieS, Is
we'll adapted % Winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
II the Court Of Uomm0n Floas !

LorentuS E eonssr, Plalntif, Acton Tor money
against only
EMORY L.rHUBBARD, THE
III \ tefe1tant In this action, Is hereby notihbd
InsT petition for the recovery Of money only, Was
on the lUfh day Of March, a. D. ls52, dled in the
Clerks 0f1ce Of the Court Of Lommoa Rlea5 aiore-
said setting forth that the taid defendant 4 indeht
ed to the pfainIid IN the sum Of Two hQndftu nnd
nifty dollars, with inteieg thereon from the 6th dAg
September lss8, upJn promisSory note Of said do
fendsnt dated AIt0na in the state Of Illinois on
the 6th day OF september. 1855 aud made payable In
the sum Aforesaid 70 tiood Bodl8y one year altar
dafe, Of which Dots plaintiff Is the owner and hold
er and that aaid poution praTs t1dgment egningt
said defendant on said note for tbs sun Of SO %
and interest thei con from September 6th, 1888
said -dslundant Il further notified that he must
anaWeE said Position on or before the 18th day pi
Nay next OF IN default thsreof Judgment VIII b
tsk6n Against him. -
marI2aa5 Plaiutid q att0rnsVsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

ArspOrtsr says tSAt the most fashions.
BE ADJUSTMENT ct Cairo Just now Is tOtuFn
ever and die. Not liking the style, be
lofG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

AllsocOunts from the West speak favor
ably Of the appearance Of the wheat crop
n nlinols and Indians ii locks extremely
promising.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
MEDICAL.
N gS 6 sue sSSS
5S3N3E. E.gNSl;ssiISJsEN
G1s HaBdFea U5lidF5 FFens1lTTf
taiI SEMINAL WRAKEE58
On RgFERuAEoaRHoHA,
LEHT, So., AID IHPOLBNoT
bro UURBp


DR. a. GIBSON,
Formsriy Of HsW York Oity, VIII Pay Ons Eun.
dred Dollar or ms PToof that he ever ilI % clrs
the Above named di.sases, Hs yin ~ ths lsns p.
ths United s'3tol treats the ssms diSeassl With
ogual Success
ss 81 isoH q hsSsy Is 'se bsi6r ely SSis g ~
R0unos 70 the untorsunatos that he hss PsEtsets4
lguIom o. Treatment for tle
sPhEDT AND PERMANENT OURH =
II the above and other q
PRIVATE DISEASES
Eith al bed e1scts arilinE ther9from, including
as has Taoossded q curing casss In this city, E0ns
81 whom hsd czpsndbd hundred5 Of dollaTI with
lsfltylsd physicians, who pr0is e treat al Prvaeo
naladiss With Suoosl5, and Withost roooiVinE fhs
81 tT jH dest mol bosstth be 4 4 member Of
SONS COLLEGE IN London or Farfs, a1 porheEa some
otherI DO ot che purpose Of ensnaihg the innocent
aSsd Bat iTIF vkst b. sIBSoS might bosss q il
this that hs Il abs @ give entire 9atHisotion %
ritT and thai ho has perfected american Eygtsro
of sstment which challenges any PhyIioian OF 10ns
S,Sl soR q e, ~ 4 9s NH s iS ma y n S 49, - m %
asranEsInsntll both mgntai and BhE1eeli aElzins
~ sff556S 10 SiuiTS if his nov trsatmsnst tho
following sdTnntagss over ali othsrs yet diseoveEee;
and RrBt tina agents used ero in no rsIpsot disagree
FSsosFJ, nor any other dslstsrious drusi seoondlT
10 restrictions 10 dst OF buEneaI is uirs Thru
u his Treatment d positive and certain " ah ee1s
Hs stands prgPared % 60 into any Pubo o. pEiIsfe
ho-rifaI n the Irftsd Btstaa and dsmonIt-afs the
imEengs TuparieFitT Of his neW treatncnt over any
oflrF nov frcun % the World b B5tnt ol rfon1lt
Du.., pormAnsneTi mtenes1i anissT ana ooAseniercs
DT. 6IBSOH q permanently located IN QsTsland,
and hlg daring the plEt tWo yea11 p3riofmed many
01FO1 q diIoSasl which had for ysArs resisted al
othsF modes Of treatment. Reference can be giye1tc
individuals OF ths frst rsspsctAbility in cleveland,
Bogton, Rev York, and other eitles in regard 80
Ikfl and intssrit5 n all yroisSoual trangacfiOnH
DyUpspEiai RhnouatiImi sorofula and all ohFonse
aiseases trsateo With EHlsrioI sloesit,
pT. sIBsS1iS ESG Wsrk On FhyzlOIoET EoE sils
as ~ a4-oa- .,,5s 8 ~,Tuty,,zT 1888
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
~ nRnINARY YIIn

Of Corn Is from 30 to 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are ral5ed
here ct small cost and yield large profits. Il q
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the PTai-
ries Of Illinois, q branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
Yield sure profitable results. Between The Kan
kakee md Illinois riFers, and Chicago and Dan
lsith. q distance Of 56 miles on the BFanch and
i4T miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

NIOTiCE.-PURoUANp To AN
4 order made By the Judge Of ths Probate Court
tor he County Of Uuyah0ga, the matter Of the
signment Of William fiaEH, hhall Oler for 1ais 81
public suction, u The door Of the court House, in
said coHnty, the I2th day OF priL 1859, at two
O'CLOCK r. ID the following described Notes and
Accounts, 70 wit, being the assets Of SAID assign
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07

THE GREFENBERG FAMILY
MEDIOIHES are prepared under the tmmedi.
60 BupsryisioR % skilfnl PhyEieiani a1d thsJ
The intsIiiFsnoa oi the community d uot insultsd
bY the o1sT Of q single medicine Whion claims q
cure al diseas1, but she GrafsnbsIg B. msdies COP
III OF elsVsn ddorsnf Medicines, Al unequallsd II
the cure Oi tbs dIouBel for which they are recon
mended, AmeRg which may bs sslsossd 9ps agIroP5i'
5S 1irrisubsrr YsRstabIs Pills aro better thay
any other nd Of Pills in tbs WoFld-Trioe % cent?
Ths GFafsnbarg Uterine Uatholioon II an infalli.
BE remedy for al Female di1sass1-PEios gl,6o.
- Tks Uterino Oatholoon VIII also cure gravel,
disease Of the Kidneys = nrinarT diaculty IN male
Ths GE1aislibeEg earsspariila = by hr the mo-
Ths Gr5fsnbsrT DySsntsry syrup q 4 certain ana
quick remedy Tor all diseases Of the boWo9pfic9 bc
The GrEisnberg Pile Remedy never Ails 70 PsrnIA
nsntIF relieve this digtre satnR di5ea89-prtoe 81,
The Gr8fsnberg Ohildren'S Panacea Z an tnyalu
abls compound In all diseases incident 70 children
r.iS S1Soiiit ir ~ I1rticui1T isssss-rrics to.
Ths GrsfenberE Green Mountain ointment exoell
hl other sslVeB IN itE curative p cents
Ths Grslsnbers ConEumptivo'E Balm Edords tia
most astonishing relief IN al pulonAry complaintl
=prioe SS bottle; leA-An eminent Pnysieian O
OonsamptiYs'g Balm ussd With gIeat spocell 4
DFoiay. Our own oIDsrisnos snblsansissO1 BIZ
I5s ersisuborg Health BittsrS are most ploassn,
nnd delightful tonic ever PEePared-prio9 p oentH,
in6aRRation or diseases Of tho Ege-Brico IS cents
sHa. q. B. KTEaILEH-fJsar Sir: We fsel e Z duty
We owe 70 the public, to gtats that MAFnhAlp1 o.
tholicon 3 . medicine Invaluable Tor complaint
olasged under the hsad Of Female DigGaleg We haEi
used your grBf9nbsrg Medicines and have 6esl
greatly banenttod thereby, 90 much 80; nat Eeri
fhs prics double We Wo7ld have then- 10 the thou
sands Of our az Who are BuheEiag nom weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholicon q sure pana-
ca, It gives strength 70 the system and enables
each Of the orFalg o. tha body to perform their ~
Frnnrints funotfn1F. Mru. W. CATER,
MrB. y. y. WEEkb,
lis hHo-ENObl4bEAlE'
Medina, March ], 1sSl. a
- The shove named Ladies' We ere personally 60
gunInted with, and know that for several TeaTl
Uhiis We lived In Medina they were great Buhsfefl
Hiss s. has been badly Afflicted that II was VIII
di1culty she VS. able TO stand upon her f5et. leV
bottles Of Oathoioon entirely cured her OF her com
plllRta. Ny vie received great beEeht from thli
medicine. We recommend L TO ths Ladies' Of thil
county as sails and Efficient remedy for the many
Complaints thsF sgs Eps qes 80 ,,.,,,, ,,,--vs
BditoE Oanlsld HeTsiGs
RS. KIuGBhHY ,OlsVuIans,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-07
oATs. RARLEY. BE. RUCKWHRAI,

And vegetables suited to The climate, are prOdu-
'esd In great abundance. The northern portion
o. Illinois Is about ne climate Of PsnnsylvnziA,
While ihs southern part has he ellRste O Ken
taeky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
asure in the STATE, suited 70 almost every product
~ A.. 7T,itsH gtsk.1