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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-17

ORPHAN ASYLUM EXCURsIOE.--Tho steamboat
Ocean, Capt Evans, will give grand excursion
on Friday, August 10Th, for tho benefit Of III.
Cleveland Orphan Asylum, The steamer will
leave the Michigan Central Railroad dock at P.
N, and return about 6P.M. Tickets 90 cents
Children half price, Lolnnd's Band will bo on.
board. augl7 81
DO TIRE FLIES TRounLE You 60 to Fogg,
Ellsworth 4 Co., and got ono Of Gilborts patent
Fly Traps. They are a very curious and ingeni,
Gus oontrivanc0, wind up like clock and will
keep your house clear of dies By all means call
aad examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers of all sizes, from 8 cts. upwards.
LV- We take pleasure ia informing the public
that y. Runn I75 Superior st., has received
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice a Arge variety Of the newest and most faah-
onable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles
soft bats, which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Ruini assures us that il will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
Is worthy Of their patronage
Hot WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
elves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks We would advise those 10 call on b p.
Bowers, Successor to j b. Barnes, Plumber) Al.
water Building who has q large stock OF Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe &C., and engage him to
put up a cooling institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool.
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BperioL Notifre.

~ F0r Gdf ftffnrcf and Ftfhsg-Apph
F9gg Easm0rh Co., iO5 aHd iOl Superior ffrsfi.
" DR. JAS. McCLINrOoK's pEoroRAL SYRuF
calms the most hauassnr ourh relieves tho oppressed
lungs aad rated throat, ooseus and brings away BY
painless orpeotuuton the matter which rloss me wind
pipe and bronchial tubes regulates the excited pulse
vtes rest and removes symptom Of connsumpti'n
Price 81 90. todby wM. F1sKE. Cleveland,
16y- The New York Ledger says Of Dr. Nc
CLlNrOCK's DIARRHdA CORDIAL
tocks 0lrhCt Cordial is uubJunded Everybody should
have IT, the prescription Of an eminent physician"
Price % cents. sodby VIM FisKE,
uuel0 Cleveland.
~ Dr. McCLINrooK's Com AND CoueH
MlKrURr-Ths great remedy for all ordinary affections
OF the lungs and throat has double popularity Emana
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty IL s
appr we'd by the profession, while every the
community who has tried 1t, prenounces It inallbe
Price % cents sold by WIN FIsKE Druggist
augl0 Cleye and.
The Gem OF the Nursery.
Taste less the honeyed dsw,
Pat1less in It's con too;
Harmless as the roses breath,
But TO worms INN sdiatc derth-
HRYANs NERMTuaE Of course
Is the ltl er's grand resource.
BRYAN's TAsrELEss YERMFUGE.
Price % cents Sold by VIM. TGsKE
augl0:Hs cleveland.
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EoT sale. Mholesnlt and Retsu. bY WILLIAM FIsKE
No. q SUPERIOR street, CioveHnd who wifi rupplf the
Anlis ae Eemms' a. the PropnetoT's pnces.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il TLLE MuMAN .LGMI ENER LNNENIEDL
n II. sOLOMONSON.

NlE&a5Z.
k,~G ~
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~ For Gaf fttfnrcf and Ffhag- Apgit
F9gg Easporh 8 Co., io5 aHd io7 Superior ffrssi
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PETITIONS

OF Parish a knight and others, asking that
Capt. John Rail be appointed Harbor Master.
Received and fed.
OF r. Hussey, obocting to having hay scales
put upon Ohio street. Referred to Committee on
Markets,
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TUESDAY EvEMso, Aug 10. 1853.
Present--Messp. Hayward, Rsnsom, Wors.
wick, Crawford, Hovoy, Russell, Rider, Winslow,
Lewis, Thompson, Dixon Dotmer, CLARK, Mar
shall, Christian, Oviatt, McLain, Masters.
Absent Messrs Thayer Hickman, Ford, and
HouLtuson
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~ For sale by HAWKS 4 BROTHFR, GNGliAM 4
hhAGG, pad J. n. COBB x co, CleTelaad
aug glbeOdli1iA
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to B. G. Detz, III Superior st.
, 1859-07-30
The Clny Family.

An old letter, written in ls4s, By the late Rev.
Porter Clav-then preaching at Alton, ILL.,,
gives tue following facts in regard to the origin
of the Clay family:
Your wishes to know something abo7t the
history of our family could not be gratified
within the limits Of a letter. The following
concise accounts must suffice, In the reign Of
Queen Elizabeth, Sir Walter Raleish brought
over to the F!rginln plantations, among others,
three brothers, sons Of Sir John Clay, Of Wales,
England. He gave them $4,000 each, which
was u very large fortune at that time. Their
names were Charles, Thomas and Henry. They
settled on James River near jamestown. Two
of them, Charles and Thomas, had large fami-
lies. Henry had no children. The namo OF
Henry had been handed down in both branches
OF the family with great tcnacity ever since.
Cassius n. Clay is descendeut Of Charles
Clay. Hcny md myself from Thomas Clay.
nisors Of al the Claya in the United States.
Ny father, Us you hare beard, was = clergy
man Of the Baptist denomination. He died in
easlv life, leaving seEen children-four sons
aud three daughters, oil Of whom died without
children, with the exception Of Henry and my
self. Nj mother was married the second time,
and raised family Of six children, two Of whom
are still lising-Sathaniel ". Watkins and
Frank Wstkins-residiug in Missouri. Ny
brother Henry las had eleven ehildren--six
daughters and fire sous The daughters are all
dead, aud one son, Il. Clay. Jr., Who Vas killed
at tue battle Of Buena Fista-his wifc having
previously died, leaving three children, who ara
Three Of my brothers SONS nre settled neat
hin in the neighborhood Of Lexington. Two
Of these, Thomas and James u. Clay. are mar
ried and doing well-one \ lawyer, The other Z
farmer. john, the youngest, whom you saw ri
Washington, Is with his fathes ii Ashland
, 1859-07-30


Greeley writes a long letter describing his trip
from Denver City to the mouth of the Platte
River. He thus relates discussion that occur
red one night around their camp fire:
,"I}y the way, there was discussion ut supper
between mJ three companlons-all noun
taineers Of ripe cxpcEience-as to the reativc
merits eof certain meats, Of which giyc the
snbstance for the heneft Of future travellers
through this wild region Buffalo found 10 be
general favorisc. though my own experience
Of it makes 1t a tough, DRY, wooden fiber, only
that il il poorer in Spring than Ut other scasons,
and that have not been fortunate in cooks
lscar, Was surprised to learn, is not generally
liked BY nountaineers-my compan,ons> had
eaten every species. and we're not pleased with
any. The black-tailed deer Of The mountains is
a general favorltc; 50 is the mountain hen or
grouse; 70 is the antelope, of course; tue elk
and mountain sheep less decidedly so, None Of
our party liked horse, or knew any way Of cooE-
ing it that would make it really palatabte,
though Of course it has to be eatcn occasionally,
for necessity hath no law-or rather, is its own
law. Our conductor had eaten broiled wolf,
under computsion, but could not recommend it.;
but he certified that u alice Of cold boiled dog
well boiled 70 Us to free it from rankness, and
then suffered to cool thoroughly-is tender,
sweet and delicate as lanah. l ought to hare
ascertaincd the species and age Of the dog in
whose behalf this testimony wns boruc-for n
Young Newfoundland or King Charles might
Justify the rraise whilst it would be utterly nn-
warranted in the case Of au old cur or mastiff-
but tue opportunity was lost, and can only
give tue testimony as received it.
, 1859-07-30

w AAAAsA4A~'s AclctU40Ic4 10 Wiz
nssdsa Es.s ~ =. h:ss fss;'i:
k6en<7er Hlxna of Gs,easo coaS Coa.sT II iii
aed d cssy es ~ I'd a ss = e
ss's sa@sp ~ ~ = r. of .xs .sea. 4 IND
Tpps u H. H. .. e.. q iad,as = ,ss
SAns knk Village on tho kankakee kvs desc1ibed =
nine t, ~ at f,sa ihr ouths az s,nes s ~ ~
.ah RESERVATION thence % IT.. line Of ths
@ q .s ea1 .aoa a;s s.ss e
po1h % tae sssFttE nne et ~ Ke.<rv ava thousand
z*s 7.Taa es l. e.a i ass sn:sa sss e stt
1so t, " rsht hank Of nc I.Iz 4kes Rive ts.aes
Hss ~ t.t hoe tho ahut<at ot tas n,s a.. Il H.
sls q Ato. th*ass ,nnsh 81 huadrea IND .a!nyix
s..y tArss itss - henes rss o.s sansei
aal aa 5 y 1sss :as1ss oos he..aa ,ai
k:aasnx eis.nzk ass haod II sad .thtesa aees tsis
Az, the fo!o.nE ieziass Lad sa the north 81. Of
tae haakAkre hssr In The sa!1 Maanksqa Re,ervsliou
ssss i,o ;e ~ hss Seae9 * 'sIy III X 20. t; s
sHsh one huniFtt snl slaty rUs ~ ro4 thert1 west
NY I'd. d. o htaet es.s aG,a oss os T s ~
seess 1.ssf r. o. esxnnnk esa'a!ang txht~o u
executed u scu.e hc payment ,ae eus, @ ~
e ;hs UNDERSIGNED BY ths all Ea~in K ,ti.s.y. sen1y
being q rbe uoaey for ths III tts ,soa
md tor vhtch tie jo nt noses Of The a ver
ax sksssa noa.as ses sis III T.: ~ sssse ~
tn!s one d;tr tEn Tes sfer ae for & ooo .s thirty
months data for *a O. dar thres vezr~ aer sta
s and one ant fvs yam ae dais fos salot dolas III
Aad ~hsas e nuts a. III das ,ay 81 as aa. s:1a T.
r. d1ts ai tas no.s for - ~, due inns }-s asr ai
wheIa i VA. expressly prskit~s and ayeesi IL tas saI
metaxs thas i tauh Aaeal b. made q she payment of
the 'aT Or taYs wherein the stu!d brerne que nd
nayaee " waols at The panepns md secured b.
md taea un3 IL. should theteetsa bteoNs rs
and pya< b. virtue Of 1hfca hsEs has become dpa
AnI ofthe netes ass thtY nonha
aitFr tIe for % TIC slus yaa,s aer aais {e
e11zL tn. ''
Nov, therefore, rct!ee Il hereby kvsn shas v vsus ar
and in soaa'Esty .ha tie power VI In saa utkzx~
1sen- klttsexsr lE1nA. viii The stzhexn&h div pf
auki't In The 3esr 1a, 10 or1cr make the onsy 10
payths notes afursad. ~hch r.yas&e oesT ~
n the city 1t Ch!eau. InuA between houts Of ID
oeioek H. and o'clock sd day. ihs eaId tsst
sf asd. ra tho htShaes bLtsrr kiT c7ah.
jyik4F.4,sd EHESEZER liTEC7y2 No1x.~.
, 1859-07-30

EIkEHe1 0nF1 klAQ4 hAy&y = EH1t<Aa a"EntHtN
IT norsafs b. ii, date ths y Of Aafth T.
D. is. 10 secure the p7yms Of two hundred ND sikhty
doas {*0' payable AccnECioE 70 the eondnto1a o! T4
certain D. omlsnry lotes Of ~. int theFx.Fh ntda "
AsId John teayeA payAe to II orlsr ot kahA
II tho sa sf huiiied anl totY dcls1A sl9) sat
payabt in cue nd ye4ss tro t'e which
aid lottksks I'd fnF record To The keerce4 o6ee
Of Couk etaAty Of aots On the td d1y og April
a. n ls ard Guiy recorded In hook 81 OF moG1Se raFs
I 10 ana r ~hk aid nresv il Among ssbsf ihlnte
provided II default b 1,a}s IN ment Of either of
i tbs day d.ys whe on tbs ha i<eoass
due ard payable th- said party af the Ateont psn -
rpotEage hts 4ASHs may seM tbs rretaes ln sz mort.
kaSn neatooe md a right md equity q Redemption Of
the parry 1t Tho tr pst thefet md uut Of tho o
paid Now th.rsfee defsuit hasnk besa a@ n
neIt 1f The proa1laory - above msntoesd n1e4 u
hereby given that ELh IL, H. ths mosszE ~ ytse
IT the .uthosy v-sed In him hE thr sHd nAEs nod f6T
the purposes thsetn atssd viii ssQ On sSht Cay at
AuFvM, D. i between tho ha1s o. ~ abo y oe!esE
lie tfv Of Chlcsko county Of fnk md ssass Of l1nc
1t pulc aajpn III hkhe hksr mr. tAAh ~ that e~
ta lot tatt or p.rces ot an Situate rinE An hE8 t8
4+caon numf<1 lc. IN foxnshtp nuae<G thltJAkhk
ts, II R.ase numhe1 fou1tetn e.! - r. - eoa1ty cf
thfre IL Ia MD Ell ha HaJkya subdivision Q. tAa aEze
de- -.utheast x 1t he x5heaa 1t Mi xosA+asa i.
snst he Ea u II tbs xosthxass of ths so<heaa q
s.id Sorbea.t patted and corded IN The Rek1ss@Ts
Ind fi.ht rods sidtA hY twenty rn3a h IAuxlh Gcn{nE
en roaI oIe1 ExanA Read, Ia The torn of i4ka n ssd
sonnty being A1te<n rods South os the NeA pe of
slI ten And containing of Ind -, the
vh iii appGstenxneea taess helnxnx and 81 kse
:s, ds ~ equity E { =; =, 3sA@
i,hlcsk. t~~e ~ 14kN NJ MHAw
, 1859-07-30
A Word on Nattlesnakc& and Whisky

a "oEu ON mathematics and HlI4kY.
We not unf' equent1y see it stated in the
newspapers that this thing and tta. thing will
cure the bite Of rattcsnakes. Now from per-
soEal observation during residence of five
years in one OF the Southern States. low down
on tie Mississippi the writer Of this article feels
warranted in saying, that but little reliance sso
De placed upon my except what is denominatcd
tbe7'Wh'sky Cure" This las been the South
ern remedy for the past twenty or thirty wears.
No other section Of the Union cau compare with
the South IN regard to the number, variety and
size Of its reptiles, and it is safe 10 presume
that more persons nrc bitten there every year
than IN all other sections Of the country COM
bined. Tie invariablc "curc" there is whisky
or other Intoxicating spirits. Before this reme-
~ was discovered, the tobacco cure was resort-
cd to. But this was too harsh remedy, aud If
taken in sufficient quantities to overcome the
poison. is liable to throw the patient into violent
spasms- But in the whisky cure there is no
danger There can be no intoxication until
the poison is countsrncted, no matter how large
the quantity administered. no more than if water
instead Of spirits bad been givcn. The certainty
OF this remedy should throw all unreliable ones
and nearly all others that have been named
arc such-aside. 1t may be assumed as correct
That what will cure tue bite Of poisonous REP
tiles in one locality wilt cure it in another.
should supersede atl others that have yet been
tested, and in this way many valuable lives may
be preserved.
Persons who hare been bitten by rattlesnakes
usually become excited, md their blood, If not
already heated, is surc 10 be 50 very soon. In
thus way. the poison intermingling with the
blood circulates with surprising rapidity
throughout the system. Actiye and powerful
then must be the treatment in order to rescue
the patient from immediate death. We hare
known persons to become blind within twenty
minutes after they were bitten, and in such ia-
stances it required over pint Of liquor to re-
lieve them. In no case where either whisky or
French brandy has been administered before
the patient was actunlIy dying, did VIC ever
know this remedy TO fail.
Here in the North where poisonous reptiles
arc comparatively scarce, rati1esnake bites hare
usually Terminated fatally. The most skillful
physicians hare been completely ballled, after
resorting to all the remedies Of the snat<rfa
netitca. and their patients given up to die. Iut
there is no reason why the fang Of \ rattlcsnakc
should be more fatal than the bite Of New
Jersey mosquito. In case you arc bitten, then,
resort to the remedy We hare named. We do
not approve Of drunkenness under other cir
cumstauces, and should you be ever SO unto1tu-
nste as to be bitten by snake, by all means get
"g1oriousiy drunk and the sooner you DO so,
the sooner you will be all rightly !. En-
Dft&f
, 1859-07-30
Fawkesa Steam Flow.
Correspondence OF the baltimore sun.1

4 trial Of FAwke's stsan-plow took plscc
YESTERDAY at Oxford Park, before number Of
arricultlRists and others. A number Of furTows
we're thrown by the eight plows attached TO the
engine, both up aud down a hill, md in MAN.
uef which gave universal satiafaction. and cans.
ID NO little astouishsnent at the apparent case
" with which the work Was performed. The
ground vas thickly covered With graAs, aud to
I'll appearance had not been ploxed for several
vcsrs. But two men were required 10 do the
work. Alter The plowing. and M. Faxke had
exhibited how completely the engine was un-
der his eonsso b. s,oppiGE Ti,hia I'll Tho space Of
es foot s Ind Ss laa " hs4 e. e.S ssSe
nloxed ground with the same facility that 4he
I'D run upon the turf The engine vas also
rnn arnund thu track, with 4 carriage attached,
II the rass Of eight er ten miles per hous.
, 1859-07-30

Ffench Fec2lnG In Regard to the late
Speeches in P&f1tanaeax.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Htrald writes:
IS possible that the armistice just now IT,
hoised upon may give people time to make
rational survey Of that which, II matters do not
speedily mend, will soon have to be termed "a
Vaesffon Anglete-re. The heart-buruiup daiiy
generated By the various speeches of statesmen.
comments Of the press, &c., arc constantly on
the increase. ~
If Lord Howdcu's remarks on the anxiety on
t6e part OF every Frenchuan to draw the teeth
OF England, produced lively sensation here.
and @ such they did rn.st unqucstionaby. ii is ab-
sou s6Gote1y nothing to 1he e1asetbations caps ID BY
ms beea translated word for word, i. has not
only been circulated 10 eyerr journal ti,roupI-
out the Empire, but copies Of it hare been sent
into every town. village and hamlet Of France.
Every foEdier who can read has onein his hand.
and his comrade who Cannot, bangs wiatfuifr
over bis shoulder, while what every one seams
determined 10 call the outrageous insult Of
England's foremost Legislator, are echoed with
every sort Of emphasis aud accentuation in his
hearing.
One is really astonished to see the nerve, the
the e1ultation Of spirit with which comparative.
u llliternte men enter historically, geographi.
cally, aud politically into the subject.
France, it is protested on all hands, even
though the Emperor be disposed to exhibit his
characteristic forbearaDce, will not, cunnot put
up with it. England has now need Of France
far more than France for her. 4 tg for her
Navy! It cannot be everywhere. She bas not
a colony belonging to her that Franco might not
make her own Tomorrow.
Tue fact is that the mind Of the people is in
measar7bly exalted with the wonderful success.
that has followed the French troops in The Itnl.
ian campaign; supposing him to have the
most sincere desire to do 50, Napoleon will find
it By no means the least difficult of ali the nrd
labors hc has triumphantly surmounted, to curb
the spirit that has been reused. The nntiou
backed By these victorious legions, will be like
touch paper, and misunderstanding, thut
aaisht otherwise have been soothed down, will
now be regarded in IN emincntly naughty
spirit, prone to oflense and prompt to demand
, 1859-07-30
2egal anhertisemeut8.


M oh10aIE 5ALE.-N w Qere1a
49, Wlnaaa ". Thse1er. ard Csthxz.ns. hi via, of
e Ios g91Ss uas.. cd N =. .:aftse1tA ~
&ze 1oEt&SSe On to fteat><s hersn4&.st described
sssa:s hs paya.ea: nf nnte of xvaa ats with
MD TT shA # 41nx!@d and khtf1y-kx
dol.. aix r,nta' ater r. st th:,~' aat&4x 4
e1pscsy pFusn<!n IN NIL sha. II default shouLl
he a'e q a< fAs11stt Il I'D n.ts pst ths1~rt
thsa oa thA application Of tie Az1 hos II ts sauae tbs
noder,xned o. either Of eM nktt a~ a4 hese-
taasr te.Ybet With III the shi ~ equity II redemption
Of the s1A william w. heee1 xad wife THAR hetss amt
.er Frtax TN nodes ot such sais ia
published In the city at Ch1Asn adjourn Eai
MI osa stEs T. rn's Il witch aid nart4axe u
ttFle1 IN The RnstteF Ufdee of Eonk Eoartr Iina.
u BoSk 1hry k1vs Of No5tEs<+% raze l.3 N.x theEe
FORE 4.snx he natis In the payment Of aid ia
due ~ re.a4 ssi the lei The X =: hsLt.s.
s,' nHa; 1etI,s + hsssby taat W" or Que II ..
1eol Il h fossosn # sasd At 'he North aeos Of
TIE Cou!t Housr 10 The tty Of Cn!axo ~ u paae
1ion The Wet haf o{ lot twenty t3l] In Naming sn
Akias saos:vt,on Of ~ blocks aIt Isl md d
sh the Canal -ttec 1ubiytn Of seiton Nenty-nsa
T. t9ya r. ta,.,, nios III so.th q .ake f4re*a ~
Esa ~ hkhs and *qats Of leapsiu af th~ sad
H.Am y. Wheeler ind RI Z, ther hEars mi ss4 nj
shefe.n OLIVER Il. ". ~ Il.
LEOFULD AA1ER.
IrAA hA&H
, 1859-07-30


L defant h.. been sD.ae hr John stew.n In The pay
tnCnt Of Five Hundred an sx and = 10 poaFs, Kh1
r. liunjisr, due Ma - lsa. set nth Ia estn
uce Of .cE d.te Mas ~ ST. between kA.ha
t. Aundey 1ohn scspps NJ liam l,ro*4. fewts Bru,.
Ja T. bl.eop Guy tha1des. J.1nes ii Keta seorx-
Whitney, Joha StswaFr Samuel u. Ctas-, ~hstrin
lame. Ke<A va. uas r1astee 70 toM IT ,he af~re
said patea according TO thc.E teve1zi interest thercn
fsfsh The lsn. 70 Vt An .h!s Part
shIp thury nine tyl north Of Ksaxe (i st lying
soushersy Of Tho Illinois and AkntE1n canal the north
quarter - 1ion eleven I'M Township lhhty-
e:shti and Ransr ao.e.al the we.s b. Of Section
nIne ~ In lid Township ,hsy e&hs ts}: the northwest
9a.ste1 nd esst hsf ot the ssissss.1 Of t.
ser*n o. In Townsap shl. ts and Ia nd kause
thirteen ls1; ANo ass for the term Of iwensy
yeas Of potnn Of the sauth.at quarter x Section
ihisY ass e above nsued. ty.nx lnneat u upon ths
squthe.y side OF bar Of tic lin il aud Mich 1 canal
Aew thertfors puee 1asss hereby &lren that By !tr
tue oE the OF sale to d azstuseni and deelatioo
of trust eontanel .hai ae o. S.aday The thlsteenth
day Of Au+u A. d. i31. It 10 O'clock nay ot9ee
No. " LaaL1e street, N the City Of Chako, Couaey of
Cook .al st7ie Of Illinois PUBLIC aaetoa The hfhet
bef for The interest Of tho e&.t1 john
In ,he above De che Eand being un1vael sixteenth
part the1eo with al the H. and equity Of redemption Of
the sid John stewart. his hes exeeut IN adsrktozs
aakGns 1hestn.
jJet5w-t>k3 JAMES IL REES, Trustee.
, 1859-07-30
I OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKE

The lota belonging to LIND USivERs1Tf, and nou
offered for sale present favorable Inducements persons
yish!1x cn!oy ias pleasures Of cnup life within hou
Ihsy ae loea!sd Like fo!e on :he xe bank of Lake
Lake seus EentyaiK m!ca notth ftgn Chicago, tota
kdes Of the Chcago and Milwaukee, lsaro5dA abound IL
mineral and other spnE1 md natural heautc an In the
or.nion Of our bct rhyas the advantages hclthfu
resort nnc fesnce not TO exceeded hy fAs
shore or 10 the Wektern country.
tpe Academy building title pfepafatoT derafteut Of
Lind has bttn e1ee1ea tha psst season. aud
now in successful operation In charge nf :. F. Miller 4.
dwellings hare been erected wttlu the past year.
In adam to the regular through trims W accorunoda
on train taking Passengers Communication tickets Ut bali
the rtguls tae yss cresy evening and zsans
e morning. thus advshuk brSness opportunity
stend the day 70 the city aG be with their families at night
good hotel has been opened md In successful operation
for Rore than yczt past.
The Lake Forett Association hare also few io:. nr.
for farming puIoseA lying the town, containing from
acres each which viii b. sold ii reasonable pc
and on usux1 Tine
The snb.cbe1 haA within the past sold oves twelre
thousand dozts worth Of the anda belonging To The tnl
serssy and Aasoeat!ou, and Proposes to sel few lot
to cssons who wish them fur tnsneste 3npus aud
cultivation.
For further particulars apply to Peter rase No. :. WASH
~. Chicago. Illinois. fEfEtt FACE, Agelt-
Yar Err
, 1859-07-30
cTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

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NA1sh, ~. Oren Shsrman. Alexander fnaE. aai John
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the defendants named having been died n ths o1f
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