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81 New W. R. Cheese, Old Hamburgh
Cheese, Fox's Fariha Crackers, Dried Beet,
Hams, Smoked Side Neat, Ness Perk, Beans,
Dried Apples, all kinds Of Lake Fish, Car
bon and Lubrieating Oils, Akron Water
Lime, Salt, Plaster, &C., at George sprague's
Wholesale Grocer ard Commission Mer-
chant. Oviatts Exchange.
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@- Tde Metropolitan Market, on Pros
Peet street, continues to furnish tho choicest
fresh meats the market affords. Also Cor
nsll's Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders,
Lard, Fresh Eggs, Vegetables, and choice
Roll Butter. Marketing delivered to any
part Of the city.
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HrEOTIoR.-Aavorsl.srs viii Obliss rs BY
handing in their Advertisements By O'Clock P. H.,
our edition being 30 much increased BY the War
News that we are required 70 50 70 press some three
hours earlier than usual.
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aIORNING, hIAY 50, 1851.
TRAYEI.RR,s RReIsTRR.
NRw ADvERTIsKRIRNTs.

IsaNe A. lsaAos-Camp blankets,
Rettlerg aausmann--IhiAuts Waists.
Frederick oyriax-Froneh Dyer.
New York store-Yankoo Notiona.
IA. K. BoylstOn-To whom is may oanOoTn-On lat
psge.
Horace FOrd-salo Of Real Estate by Order Of
Court-oR let page.
0. Cutter q son-LoeAl Notice.
vlets a sayage-Looal Notice.
Dr. King-LOcal Notice.
"N"-Local Notice.
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~ The only place to get Union Letter
Heads and Envelopes, is at 1s4 Superior
street, yiets & Savage Printers. Five new
deaigns-something new. We furnish them
at $3.50, ss.75, $500, and $3.50 per thou
sand. Note paper $3.50 ream. Address
boz 22sI, Cleveland, Ohio. masO d2t
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REcRUITs WANTED Fifty able bodied
men are wanted TO enlist for three years in
companies attached to the 7th Regiment
Capt. WiEsman has arrived in this city for
the purpose of obtaining them, and may be
found during several days at the National
Hall, on South Side of the Square. An Op-
portunity /, now afforded to enterprising
msn 10 enlist in this crack regiment with a
certainty of immediate service.
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gtgal alotiees.

CuyahOga County, SIS J - Il
Caroline Eshenbrenner,
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
George Eshenbrenner, }
|GEORGE ESHENBRENNER. Of
" Marietta in to county OF Washington, and
StRteo Ohiois notified that Caroinei Esheubrenner
did, on the 18th day Of May, A. D. ls6l file her peti
tion in the ofce Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within aud for the county OF CuyahOqa
and State Ohio, 'arging the said George Eshen-
blenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth sol
brenneT, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition will
be for hearing IN six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D., 1851
OAhOLINE ESHEHBRENNER,
my29;tJ23 BY Ptprre A. Collier, her htt'y.
n h. Allardt, PIE, Before $. Foljsmbe. J. P. Of
vs. Cleveland Tow ship, Caya-
K. Crugar, dert. } hOga County, Ohio.
ON THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
" 1851 said Justice issued an order Of attachment
IN the above action, for the sum Of One Hundred
dollars Said cause g set hearing on june 9Th,
m52s:2w NH. ALLARDf.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 4 WORKING LEE.
nE attention Or the enterprsn9 and Industrious pof
ton Of the community Is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal Inducements cdred thsm By the
nLNOIs CENTRAL RAmRoAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii panceiye, viii enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance and industry, % provide
confortabls homes for themselves and families, win
comparatively speaking, very little capital A
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
Nosals in he Waller Of the Mississippi osrs 50 great
an nducemsnt % the settler the State Of Illinois,
tons uf climate and soil Admirably combine % pro-
duos thoss two great saplss, CoR and WEAE, e the
PTaries Of Illinois - -
. saas. TIE SOUTHERN PART e1i ~
OF The State lies within to zone Of the Cotton regions
Whic the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from is 70
9oos more per bushel than that raised further north
.. RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich ioam OF the praries Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers of ine astern
and Middle States are moving to limos n great nun
bers The area of Illinois Is about equal 70 that Of m
gland and the soil is rich that il viii support twenty
millions Of people. UIF
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous 10 q railroad 100 miles
IN length, which connects with other roads and nvga-
bic lakes and rivers thus aording an unbrokena com
munication with the Eastern and southern markets.
o APPLICATION OF CAPITAL. b.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
Velopng the soil the great resources Of the state in
coal and iron almost untouched The inyarabe rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fue
are cheapest viii follow at early day IN lllc, and
IN the course OF the next ten years the natural Avs and
necessities Of she case warrant the belief that At les
aye hundred thousand people viii be engaged in tho
STATE Of limos IN various 1nanufaelaTing employ
rlenfs zrl .-r.-.s.I
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLM0IS.
over s1Oo 900 900 of private capital have been
pended on the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasuch as
part Of the income from several Of theso works, with
e valuable public fund in ands go 70 diminish he Statt
arpenses the TAxrs 4Rz LaI, and must oonseqa
svsry day decrease. 5
no1, THE STATE DEBT.
S4is al 6 only SO jos, ,8es Il, and isithia a,
Ia fTeg tsars has BEEN reduced g 959 546 50, and -
IGv Tsas5aably epsst dat is ~ ysdrs 4 'g bso0Hs e
HRet
Pamphlets descriptive OftAs Ianss, sol, climate
On Application % iI irIer y 11Lllt 70 hatFGaT
''El -as- .saIfast .-ssaE J-gEV7-
hsis's slrifefu safia aIn .ilas1HlF q
For the names OF the Towns, VEn
noiS Cent. r. r., see pages ASss 1sS q
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PRESENT POPULATION.
Ehs elats Is rapidly ding up with popula1sn sea
o25 persons having been adied since 1850, making ne
present poalGtioa ,2s ses ratio of lo2 Per cent IL
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne lrrieulsdraI Proaurs of Ilols arc greatcr tasn
thoss Of ether State he products snt out during
he past year excesded 200 goo Icrs me Ehsaterop
of SEQ approsches IS 900 COO bushels while ne corn
crop yeids not less than 10 90, 800 bushsls- 81
FERTmuY OF THE SOIL
Novhsre can he industrous farmer segurs such lln-
mediate results FOR his labor upon these prairie so
they being composed Of deep Iich loaus ne fertility
a which, ls unsurpassed By any on the gl05e-
10 AfTgAIr CULTIVAT0RS -
Snes 1854, hs comraay kass sold 200 600 azeL
Ttsf an on1y 70 GctaI c1li5G,oFs, and suy eoara5
o0HtaiEs an Ggesnent 70 eslti5se zhs Fo1a ~ 80
constructed fr0agA tses lc1de a. an clcs II 50 Io0,
loco II 1850 tks pgDulaiios a JoTlgsliHs c0Illsi,
H5eagk uuhieb q pass, t0asOll 593 sEcs ieh 49,
20 1G0e 6ess add; naHg sAs 'eAos Pe7'9t01 sl4
l89l, q gain Qf 143 pr calL u
r, EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. s.
As an svileuco ofthe turf Of tAe people, may be
stated that 600 900 tons q freight, neladng esooeoo
bushels Of grain and go 900 barrels q four wee or
Warded over he line last year
r. 90 EDDCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen VII find the free achool
system encouraged by tho state and endowed VIII .
large revenue for the support OF schools iher ett
and grow up with The prosperity q the leading STATE h
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
4 The prices OF these lands vary frem So % s25 per
acre, according 70 location, quality, &c. First class
farming lsnds sen for about SO 70 SO PER eere and
the relative expense of subdung prairie lind IS com
pared win wood lard Is IN the rao Of . 10 IN favor
of tho former. ne terms Of e for tie bulk o. thess
II lands VIII be r.as1
ORE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
at six per cent per annum and SIX interest notes At six
per cent payabls respectively in one, two, three four
lave and ak years from dats of sao md four nois
for principal payable IN four, I'VE sxand ser N years
fron date ofsale 1.-THE eontrsctstip that letdih
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and culdvlte
each and every year, for Eve years from date q sale
lso that at The end Of i've years oneha shan Be fenced
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
,fron the valuation fof cash. except the sane s0a Be
az six dollars per acre when ne cas priee WI be ava
dollars 1it.sf -aT.a- ais
predictions, prices, and tns uf payment, sza be hati
Land Commissioners,
- Le l CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
ACES. and cities situated uPOa the lllis
I8O, APPLETON,S RAILWAY GOADRs
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By the use Of sheso Pills the periodic ATTACKS Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; ana II
taken Rt the commencement OF an attack Immediate
relietir pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom tail IN removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which y males are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iVsness. ff50E j7D ~ 9
For Literary Men, studsnts, Delicate Females, a,d
All persons OF sedentary habits they are valnsble s
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone aud
Vigor to the digestive organsa and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of tho whole syste
THE OEPHALIO PILLS a -r
are the result Of long nTestigatlan and earefuIlv
conducted experiments, having been ia use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved avast Eniount Of pain and suffering from
HeAdaehe, whether originating IN the nervous sys.
tenn, or from adsrangsd state ofthe stomach. s4l
They are entirely Vegetabls IN their eouDositiou,
aud may be taken At all times with perfect saisty
without making any ohanseof Diet, and the Rbssnos
Of any disagreeabe taste renders It easy 70 admnis
ter them to Children. .... s.-.. ~ -.
BEW ARE OFaOOUHT TERFEITsT
81 The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry q.
spAialng on each Box. -l sc 1l %
sS-SOld BY Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
ma bS3oa Bqa WIN be sent By mall prepaid receipt Of
TwENFY-FIvE GENTS.
H8-An orders should be addressed TO
n r.Hs 20 HEERHro. sPAbDfEe.
y Cedar Street, New York,
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~ Remember the sale of fine Furni-
ture, Piano, &C., at I4s Prospect street, by
o. Gutter Son, takes place this Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock. Those Wishing to
purchase good furniture or a good piano,
will do well to be on hand. Read the ad-
vertisement. 5g
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FLAGS FLlosi- kinds Of Flags ex-
ceptseceaaion onssmsde TO order at the Ladd
& Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 21l Superior street, up stairs.
# Nv. CRoWELL
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n. Y. STOCK RIARKRT.-1IAY 90.

Market quiet, dull and a shade lower, Cleveland
Toledo 224; Panams ln3S; Mlehigan Southern Y;
10 guaranteed 26; Harlem Ion; Pacific Mail 81; New
York Central 756; TenneHseeb bs 80 Missouri Al; Viz
.inia 45; North Carolina IS 8; Erie D.
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~ The young men of the West Side
have organized military company, and
have now over 40 names on the roll. At the
regular meeting on last Monday evening
they adopted the name Of EllswOrth's Ca
dets. Success to the Ellsworths.
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dsmeanOrs yesterday. Nothing of impOr-
tance transI ired, however.
TEsTIMoEIAL OF RKGARD.-Last evening
the students of the Cleveland Law School
assembled in their Lecture Room, and or
ganized by appointing Mr.. D. Hammond
Chairman, who stated that the object of the
meeting was to present a testimonial To
Judge Hayden, the President of this Insti-
tuition, as a token Of the esteem which they
as his pupils felt for him. Mr.. ]. G. Hill
was appointed committee to conduct Judge
Hayden to the room, and he was there pre-
sented with an elegant suit of clothes by Mr..
s. Wolf, who on behalf Of his fellow stu
dents made a little speech, of which the fol-
lowing is the close:
We are engaged in profession that is sur
charged to the neophyte with technicalities,
obsoletisms and dark mysteries and yet,
under the skillful guidance and elaborate in
structions Of your superior Judgment, Una
terially aided and assisted by your worthy
cOlleague) il has been theme of profit, q
path strewn with flowers, and developed
those essentials that will prove US worthy
the confidence of community, Nav we
never prove recreant to the institution that
has fostered US, but our actions ever demon
strate that he who is Yersed in the law hon
ors and obeys it.
May this suit not be the last that you
teeaT, but often be involved in similar. Nav
no abatement that legal skill can invent de-
bar you of years Of uninterrupted and unal-
loyed health, happiness and prosperity
May your life, which commenced with. and
up to recent period witnessed the growth,
importance and national prosperity Of your
country, not be closed before our flag shall
again be the rallying point to which op-
pressed humanity from every cline may
fondly turn, and the laws Of common
Union be administered with justice, tenn
pered with mercy, from the shores Of the
granite Eest to the shores Of the golden Ell
dorado; and finally, may this hour ever be
evoked as Q souvenir Of the eeteem with
which the students Of this class regard age
crowned with integrity, sobriety and worth,
SO that we may with the pOet say
" Let Fate do her worst, there are relics of Joy,
Bright dreams Of the Past, which she cannot de-
Which come in the night time of Sorrow and
And bring back the features that joy used to
Judge H. received the gift and replied
feelingly, improving the occasion to give
much good advice to the young men, con-
corning their future course. The meeting
then adjourned.
The affair passed of in q very happy man
ner, aud it was very evident that the recip-
lent Of the present thought far less of It than
of The kindly feelings which prompted It.
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Ellen johnson, East Cleveland, o.
DR.. LivomoFe, Lake Superior.
Geo. Pomeroy, Cooperstown, N. Y.
J. NJ. Stuart, Columbus, o.
Wm. L. Markes, Rochester, N. Y.
Miss A. n. HaRley, Painesville, o.
H. J. Caldwell, GiTard. o.
Mrs. Mary Price, New Castle, Pa.
Gen. Chas. n. Reed, Erie, Pc.
Mrs. n. Lewis, City.
Miss Rogers, City.
Jas. Mills, Girard, Pa 90
J. B. johnson, Pa.
J. Il. Coy, Ithiea, n. Y.
Miss Ann Black, Columbia City, Iud.
n: D. Woodruff, Elisabeth City, N. ].
H. Jacobs, Detroit, Mich
H-SA. Robinson, City.
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NTASTER lCOMMISSTONFR1g


llL 6AbE-PuraI snt 70 The command Il q - Pin
order Of sale % direeted, issued from the ton-t
OF Common Pleas Of IuyahOea county, Ohio, tho
I'd day Of May, 1871, IN action thersin pending,
wherein y William Hunter is plaintiff. and James
koss Esther M. Ross and Glhers ara delsndanfs,
shall, On the 25 day Of June, ts5l. al O'Clock p.
NJ expose for 3ale at public auction, at the door uf
the Court House. In tbs City Of Cleveland. IN safi
county, the lands and tenementg described Is fol-
lows, to wit
"a pisce ofland Iocated on prospect street, knor
as being part Of ten acre lot hfyK 90 Ia Clgye-
land Ouyahoga county, Ohio, deed, by Joseph lys
man to John b. Waving, October 23d, 1851 and Is
bounded and described % follows. Uit. eeginain
at point on Prospect street, north side Prspacl
street y widened, And beins the soll Eest coF
ner q said lot and the n0rtheast Of PrOspecs
and Perry streets; running thence HOrtherly along
the east line Of Perry street one hundred and i0riy
hve ll43 ~ eti thence easferlF line paralsl With
the north Zine Of Prospect slrret 6aEanty i've fect
and ten 13-l0) inchesi thence aouiheTly q line
tIallel Rlth east line - Perry siet one HUNDRED
and iortyfre tlt3) fedt, thence WaalerlT alona the
north line OF rcspect street rs eet aud ten ncha1
to the place Of beginning. being the sane land deed
ed 70 James Ross By D. N Skeel5 and wife, recorded
IN Vol S5 Cnyahqga Records, page 49, Apprailed
at 500. JOSEPH s. GRAhNlS
rs Atty
HcwEv fffflafa Aftt- sr,aol-rfr
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81 Miss C. L. Ransom, PORTRAIT Painter,
Is now ready to give instructions in Linear
snd Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in Oil
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, at
her Studio, Il spangler Block.
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NINETEENTH REGINEHT.-This regiment
arrived from Camp Taylor yesterday even
ing, and marched 10 Camp Jackson. We
learn that they will be sworn into service
this morning, after which they will have
their election for officers ColHmbiss Journal,
27th
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Mfaif:.iulfs.

sIIssglSI
GasIIILgIa
MRS. WINsLow,
An experienced Nurse and Female PhysicisuGrrs
sents to the attention of Mother, her :.
s u y L ii [ n G. s Y II u p
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethIng By
Allay ALL PAIN and spasmodie action, and Il sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers,i VIII give rest to yonr
RERfET AND HEALTH TO YoURINFANTs.
yes sna '9tA oA sIY s0f IN sAt 5Fsi S 4yT B
TRUTH oft, what we have never been able to sy Of
AZ SE TsGiI RfSsHS E5 kFF II 66kER kE R
timely used. Never did we know an instance Of dis
satlsiaet1on by any one who usedit On the CONTRA
r. all ars delighted with its operations and speak in
terms q Recommendation Of the magical effects and
@@ediesl NED A virtues; We speak Ia this matter .sWHA1
NE DO hNOWt after ten years experience, and
pledge reputation for the fnlhllment Of what We
here declare. In almost every instance where the
viii he found in feen or twenty minutes sfleF ne
syrup Is administered.
one Of the most TSereneed a5s 5 tee @ P5aeEggo9 o.
New England, and has been used with Esvsr-faiiinF
~ THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain but inVia
CRATES the stomach and bowels eorrecfs asoidity sna
stves zone sna energy 70 the whole HyHtsm. II viii
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND tIotft
Femeded, end In death We believe Il he ~ S1s
safest remedy In the world in all cases OF DPsensrT
snd piarrhoea in Children, whether It arises IRON
Teethingp or any other cause, We would say to eV.
sry Mother who has child suffering from any OF the
tipregolng do not et your prejndios nor
.1nerng Child and the relief that will Be Sure yea
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~ A book-kesper wants situation.
Address N, Box S5l0, Cleveland, 2ts
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MI ASTER L'UMAlISoItlNk kK 3
1tL sALH.-pursUantt 70 thacommand Of an aliSs
order Of sale ron ths Court OF Common Pleas
% tue county q anuf, and btate OF Ohi0 AZ the
snit 0i Ezra Moulux, plaintih, against Levi Thom-
ess et alst detendanis, % me directed, shall
pose ioE sale et public auction, az the door Of the
court House, IN the CITY Of Cleveland IN said ecun-
Y, on Monday, The 10th day Of June, i65i, at two
o'clock r. n, he following described real estate,
situated N the township oi East Cleveland, In said
county; a tract q land situated 10 lots Nos. and
tn East Cleveland, in CuyahoFa county, Ohioi BE-
ginning e point on the plank roadat he west cor
ner 81 t1ht portion q the premises set % 70 setaF
smell thence y. 3,4 degrees r chains thonce 3.
s9A degrees W. 20 links; thence 8. 5o1 degreea j..
30 chains % the west line Of Chittenaen 4eNs'
tanQ l1nnco south SOS chains; thence n i51 e1-
greel- ". so chains thence N. bQ14 degrees W. 8
chains 70 the plank Ioad5 thenco y. ~ degrees &
227 chains 20 tha place Of beiu1lnR and conadihina
IS acres, nOIs or less 2l-oo acres Of said land -
Ing IN lot No. and s7-l0o acrss IN lot 10. AD-
: - - WILLIAM K. sHERwfN
Master Comm - ionsr1
Winiamson Riddles Attorneys Or Plaintiff
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Commemorative are informed that the
statement in the LEADER day or two since,
Of the presentation of Prayer Books TO Capt.
MeIlrath's Company, was incorrect, mas
much as they were not alone given by the
ladies there present, but, in behalf Of the
congregation Of Trinity Church. ~ rrv-r
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&PALDZNG'S gaais-.1
OEPH ALIC PILLS,
win convince all who suffer fFOn. +. 4.
HEADACHE,
- -'a ii.fa
Thata -f at t
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\ THEIR REACH. u
laa .nam ~------- al 1a--z iE. s7a
A these Testimonials unsolicited By Mr. spAl.
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-5s tic disoOveryI
MAsOzvIILr, Conn, Feb. 5. 1851.
SiR:
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few out Of the INST box s5t from you. o. Nun s''
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- e HAvazrozD, Pa. Feb. 8, 1851.
- GI,n. 4sl 4
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sS ts5 qua have RECEIVED great sss Of benefit IRON
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Il. O. srAEUgsa, q % '''i'
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HEERH o. sPALDIEa, Esq, ~
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BEvEaLT, Mass, Dec. II, 1850.
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600 ct Elga a.-r II
RKTNoLDsBURa, franklin Co., Ohio,l
E1vv.v n s,,,D,,,, January 3 ISL. )
No. IS Cedar ST., n. Y, IS frssI. ..r.
.- DEAR SIR:
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n 9. SPAEDIFG, ---I n =
SIN: rt 1
Not long slhOe I sent to you for a box Of oephAHe
PILLS for the cure OF the Nervous HeAdsohe and Cos.
tVeness and received the same and they had 50 good
an effect that was induced 10 send fore mOre.
Pleass send By Ieturn mail. Direct 70
A. B. WHEELER, r
I'D '.t Is -l YDsilantf, Mich
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND,
f7q EHTERED-Msy %.
stmr Ocean, Evans Detroit, 256 bags oats, 20 pkgs
tobacco, and sundrieB.
Schr. EYelyne, W. Sims, Detroit ls cords shinrIe
bolts, 50 NJ shingles, % II lath.
schr. Cuyahoga, Roberts, Marquette, 400 tons iron
OLEARKD.
9tmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
schr. Smith, Dandron, Huron.
beoW Mary and Lucy, Burke, Wyandotte.
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Said stoek was subscribed for in the ST. Clair street
Plank Road Company, but the nain8 OF said Plank
Road Company vas chang according ~ lags - lha
name Of tbs st. Clair Street Gravel kOad CO nany
Egsting in the last named company all the Fightrs
prOperty Interests, and inmuuities ct 1afd Flan1f
Road Company. P. PRENTfsa
Seeeetary and Treasurer o. aid UonDanY.
G1nvnfnnd Maur