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ny sne use Of these Pills the periodic attacAs a.
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented: and n
Iaksn az me commencement OF an attack INN ediafa
'snei IRON pain and sickness win be obtained!
Ihey seldom tail in removing the Nausea or Had.
Aehe % which " males are subject. l.f.,.-
Hhe' set ss1ty upon the Bowels, removing Cost
sor hHerAry Men, Students, Delicate Femalos. AID
" persons Of sedsntary habits, they ara valuable A
a laxative improving the appetite, giving tone and.
Nsor TO the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole systsm
4t3v THE CBPAALIO PILLS f
are the result Of long investigation and o.roe,,Iv,
conducted experiments, having been Ia use MANY
years. during which time they have prevented M
removed a vast amount OF pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the usrvonaf svv-
ten' or nom a dsrangsd state ofthe stomach.
2 Ihey are entirely vegetable In their composition
AUG may oefAken at ali times with perfect safety.
"lihout making any ehange Of dies, and the abseucs
Of any disagreeable taste renders it easy to adminis.
ter them to Children.
B WARE OF COUNTERFEITsI
The genuine have i've signatures of Henry G,
" r- slI-.fGLa Yzl.IflIi
Sgd BY Druggists and all Dealers In Medicine.
the price, ePs u
-sra TWENTY-FIVE GENTS, sosr
NS1Al orders should DO addressed to -f
-7rH HENRY 0. sPALDIEg,
45 Cedar Street, New York,
-L. .
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lCERATE AND OINTMENT,

and you have 3 permanent Cure. -. rffF.T
The CE2ATE has proved itself to be the best 0int
meut ever invented, and where once used, IL has
never been known to fail Of ~efecting a permanent
cure ofoid Sores, letter and RingwOrm, Seald Heads
ChiiblAius, and Frost Bites, BARRIERS Itch, Chapped
or Cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Pimples on
the Face. And for
III lsOBE NIPPLES AMI S0RE EYES,
ths Oerate 10 the only thing required % cure. It
should be kept in the house OfsFery Family.
2 Directions Accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY MosT MEDICINE DEALERS.
/ Price Of SyTUp$ 81; Crate rs ssRh PEI Bottle.
~ }. N. HHB8IS TO, Proprietors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J To whom all orders for the above MedisiHos must
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
4. F.. Gaylord, o s. Maoksuzie, William Flake,
T. W. Sackridar, and Strong a Armstrong, Clsve
land, Ohio; Roberts b Samuel, Columbus; ". A. Gra-
ham, Saudusky; Carter g Brother, Erie, Pa. .r
y Weaver's Salt Rheum syrup and eerate, is sold BY
Churchill 3 BROTHER mas
IT. Is EVERY BUDY'S FKIENDI
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HnlfE TESTIMdNY.

In this conusctiOn WI OHer Il Iew testimonials: ..
81 am e Methodist clergyman, and when on my
circuit have metfWitb many wqIAen troubled with
the diseases sor which you advertise MHrshAll's Ute
riDe OatholicOn Aah cure. l have advised its use anu
1t has Effected = complete cure yhsrsyeTlt has been
used, -iitL4-L RsV. PETER SHARP, r.
- Western Star, Ohio.
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THE CITY.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN RICHARD BARROW
The flags Of the shipping in the harbOr
were this morning flying at half mast out
Of respect to the memory Of Capt Richard
Barrow, an old citizen Of Cleveland, and
for many years q sailor upon the hakes.
Capt Barrow died al FIVE o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at his house on Rose Alley, off
ST. Clair street, a little east of Ontario.
His disease was typhoid fever, of which he
has lain sick nearly a month.
Capt B. has lived in Cleyelsnd for thirty
years past. be was an sEnglishman by
birth, aud came to this country from
Brighton. lie was by trade q Joiner, and
built the winding stairs in the old Center.
Block, which is said to be the best con-
struoted piece of work of the kind ovenput
up in this city.
About tWenty-three years ago he built
the Wave, a slOOp of seven tons, aud com
meuced fishing ruise 10 Thunder Bay.
He continued to sail the Wave for two or
three years, and then disposed OF her, and.
purchased the schooner Friendship, which
he also ran for a tine between this port
and Thunder Bay, aud afterwards COM
menced running regular trips between here
ald Port Stanley. The sloOp Emma in
time took the place of the Friendship and
then the schooner Mary. uaHF
Finding the venture a profitable one, Capt.
Barrow sold the Mary and purchased the lit
tie steamer Telegraph, of Capt, E: B. Ward,
aud run her for from four to five years to
Point Stauly. The Telegraph was finally
lost in August, 1883, by being run into by
the schooner Marquette, some fifty miles from
this port. Capt. B and his sons were a BOARD
at the ti1e, an narrowly escaped with their
lives. The former was thrown into The wa
ter, and very nearly drowned by a dog
which, nearly disabled by age, endeaYored
to suppor.i itself on his shou ders. By good
fortune, there happened to be on board the
Telegraph, another dog, belonging to Capt.
B., a valuable Newfoundland, who-swam be-
side his master and supported his head until
he could be rescued by those on board the
schooner. Finally Capt. Barrow aud bis
sons built the schooner Union, OF III tons,
which now runs to Port Stanley. On his
last trip, about four weeks ago, be was at
tackled with the disease which has proved Ia
tai. His age was 81 years. He was widely
known on the lakes, and also to all old citi-
zens Of Cleveland, by whom his death will be
mush regret Ell.
The iunera viii take place from his house
tomorrow morning At ten o'clock
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MEN.
THE attention Of the enterrprsing and industrious Dor
i ton Of the community Is directed 70 the f~0llDArngi
statements and liberal inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, will enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaki7gs very little capital. .--g
LANDS OF ILLINOIS. ,ro
No State in The valley Of the Mississippi offers 30 great
an mducemsnt o'the ssHler as the State o. Illinois.
There sn0 portion Of the world where al The condi-
lions Of climate and soil SO admirably combine TO pro-
ducs thosetwo great staples, CoRz and WHEAT, as the
Prairies Of Illinois. .sn .e r.;rrrI
~ THE SOUTHERN PART fsbbiE
OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil is admirably adapted TO the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS 70
20 cts. more per bushel than thatraised further north.
4 RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS. ny
10 The deep rich loan Of the prairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility thatfbe farmers q he Eastern
ami Middle States are moving TO Illinois IN great mum
bers. The area Of Illinois IS about equal 70 thatof En-
gland, and the Soils 90 rich that it viii support twenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets
These lands are contiguous to a railroad foomies
in length. which connects with ether roads and navigR-
BILE lakes and rivers, thus afording an unbrOken. com
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.
. g. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
veioping the soil the great resources OF the State IN
coal and iron are almost untouched. The invariabler rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best whereof food and fuel
are cheapest, will follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at least
i've hundred thousand people viii be engaged mIhe
state Of Illinois in variOas manufacturing employ
ments.uAG Lt-.saTI-frL lEsdFtI 9aE
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. s4
Over $4,000 600 OF private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system OF Illinois. lnasmuch as
part Of the income from several Of these works, with
a valuable public und in lands, go % diminish thestate
expenses the TAXES ARE EGEf, and must consequently
syery day decrease. " -iTuU sai liu ..4lsn
THE STATE DEBT.
N. !Sas dsH Is only SI0Iob ,39s Il, and a1i1iin The
Lad lLTee years hes been reduced $21s5e,7 46 50, and we
NOV reasonably 9pSftAGs iB Ten years u vii become e.
hnt IA' ia a- E-
Pamphlets descriptive Of the Lands, soil, climate,
on application % asya u ae,4 :w FC
For the names OF the Towns, viii
nofs Cent. h. H., see pages HSs, 1894
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IFrom the examiner, Norfolk, Val

lFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
they were made, Viz: Cure o. 6esdsc6e In All its forms
IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than q Thousand
cases, Wlih enties success. roE -5r-as.a sf
tFrom the Democrat, st. CaJud, Mimi
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for a box, tCePhslic Pils,l 50 that you
may have them in-case Of an attack.
From the Advertiser, Providence, b. L
The CephAlio Pills are said to be a remarkably Ell
tective remeSy tOr the hfadache, and one Of the very
best LOT that cry frequent complaint which has eF-
Iron the Western R.rR- Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily pdorse Mr.. S~palding, and his unri
vailed Cephal ills.
from the Kanawha Valley Star, VAL
We are sure that persons suffering With headache,
who try them, will stick to them 7f
From the Southern Path Finder, N. OIL
Try them you that are sfHicted, and we are sure
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce. SH
L From the st. Louis DsmOcratlI s5T
lTheimmense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills)
Is rapidly enereasiig.
TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.l
MI. sp4lding would not connect his name with an
article he did mott 10 possess real merit.
-IF l.r's'8 frat - 1-- t--sT
IFrom the Advertiser, Prominence, R. IL
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters. f-J -sJ[t I61u
From the Daily News, Newport, B. Ii
Oephalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.1
Sold ~ he varv ATTRACTIONS for The headacha.
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All of the Gr@fenberg Medicines are fol
aRle by
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Rlt hs Atty.
--9 .-u a'l' CRlAs. BARKwEEL.
m TTMMTSSI0NER9

NtAoIEk COMMISSIONERS
! I'VE SALE.-Rursuant 10 a a-cFetal orde Of sale.
hogs County, ohio, IN an action therein pending,
wherein samuel :. HrkWeathsr 10 plaintiff and John
Matthias MAX, Caroline Mack and ogatIs, arq de-
tndsnts; sssll, on The 9th day oiJqiY, lex attwo
/ O'Clock P NJ e1p0se Tor safe at pubic auviions at
he aeor Of The lourt House, IN said county, the
lsG. situate IN the township OF kockD IT, In yuy-
ah0ga conn }, ehios being the whole Of snbai ison
in said township OF R0ckporI. contain ny tor ) tour
s. ieB rcres OF land, as surVeyedby AhHz Merchant"
IN Isl u.te in lie township Of Rockport. IN CIV
ahoga JoDuty, ohio, beinR the Whole Of subdivision
itD aud containing ioarty-aTs 96-lO 1erts, A. sur
yeyed BY Ahaz 1erehan5.s ,BPraissd value S 10.
S. starkweather, Mastsr remmir.
P.P. june43Es
NOTICE. GEORGE w. JAMIsON,
J. aud kIizabeth A. JamIson Of New York. in
/ Mueller, Of Cleveland, Gnyshsea County, Odio. ala
on the , b day Of June, A. u. 1881, nit his gftition
u the court q common Fte+, Wttnln sAd 1of the
county Of Cuyahoga, in said stare Of Uhics egainst
the sid Geofgs N-Jamis0n and EIz beth a jam
ison, aud Jarvis Leonard IN keuben I~ugersoli, de-
fendants, setting fOrJi thar the said G+Oss " ia
miaOn anu Elizaheta A Saul5On, on tbs nth day Of
April, lass, mertgaged to the plaintiff suodlvision
nos. AS and $50 in Easi Cleveland, Cuyahoga coun-
ty, Ohicg obtaining D. S-iQg cresoflsud, % al 70
plaInuf for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, dattd
April 2ath. Is59. and payable N tW0 years alter its
II 0nln. Huu LuaL Inc UEAFL WEN-4A1lNo LNLIm HNNuE q
q crest IN said land under them, and a, ing fOrfudg-
ment against said George W Jsmison IN Zen Han
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon ron
April 2sth. is6l, and Tor tn sale uf said mortgagsd
premises to pay the same said George NcJamisOn
Is also Notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property. rights, credits anu effects, has also
been is-u5d IN said action. Said George W. JRmison
and Elizabeth A. Jamson are further Notified hat
they are required 10 appear and answer sald petit
ton b. the Cd day OfAugust, A. D. lssl.
LEWIS. MUELLER.
iunes, lssi;3i4 b B. r. Beavis. ATTY.
a. IA. Alaiat, pl ., B+I Re tolamb- J. 4. Of
K. Cragar, dert. SogS County, ohio.
I'M THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
" ISL, said Justice issued an order OF attachment
m the above action, tor the SIM Of tine Hundred
Dollars. sad cause Is set Gr hearing on June 0ths
Sm3 y w N. H. AILERDT.
MOfICk-THE CREDIToRs OF U.
IN H. BISON snd all others interested, vii.
take notice that have b en- appointed sssn Me- o.
O.. H.. Robson Of cleveland oh y, ans that 81 claims
saInst the srid kObis0n must Re hled win me Is
ny once for allowance or r~ejection, on or baoro
J. s.. GRANNIS,
may2i:sO Assignee Of Q. u, BOB
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THE GRRFENBEHG
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATH0LIC0N,

which is offered as a certain cure In cases accompa.
nIed with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, EAiutuess, Dtrznged Appetite, SRllDW
Uomplexi0n, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chfiis,
Gold Hands and Feel, BloEAtings, Eeverishness, keu-
rslgiR, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizzlness, Nerv-
% usness, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes IT the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pam ~ the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Urine S1th heat or s~ularting, Itching, Burning or
irr tatiou TO the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
% ir, Hysterics, Anxiety. Red Race, Nervous TWitch-
IL I, Starting, OonstipatiUn, Irritable Temper, Sad
uess, Depravsd Appetitei .Flatulence, BlOAted and
1galaT Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pans in the
y srine Organs, NRnlbnsss and PaIbsu IA the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory BewiidsFment, Soreness in the
Feet. -
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JONI FeeUsLl5 kH5FOuyhnu8A GVuuJSOnIH ~
VS.. rf.f.4l COItnEen Pleas. civil Ac-
The Judd Linseed & tion for money.
ISperut ilil company, na71

Tef ndant. In Attachment.
9TH DEFENDANT WILITAKE
n~tice that on the. 9Th day Of May $50, he
PI4inuh commsn' ed ms action IL the e ,urt u Con-
mon Piras, IN and Tor GuyAhoez countJl ohio the
OF Ject ar prayer OF the petition la Whirh action is
to recover the amount ~ S3 US 90. with i~nter~-t
thereon nom \ entember lssy le61 claimed t0be due
frUm deiendsI I 10 plaintiff, iOr damage surtain-d
~ rhh ptaiutin IN me sale 10 him by ne euda { 81
"a oil which ee- dant represented as pure nnd una.ui-
t-fatsd Binsee1 oil. on or ab utthe tenth day ON
Ysniber. 1852, and SIKH RndnignIhd de- solJuneY le6Oi
which was not + Il pure Linsetd UIi; put the sam
Nas impurl ana aduiteEated, ant Whch plaintiff
O. bought Of defend ant tor use in The manufte urs 0i
Oil Cloths, toy r ason Ofthe itHPuritv and sduiieUa
tion of which the oilciO h menu@e ursd fr m such
oil WIS ren er d unsAteabie Antvaiue rs and ptffH-
I q was cOmn-lled to axe the sam back I ON bis
customers and has bees unAbls to sell the same again.
and a1s0 BY reason Of vhirh, his r. putat on - 4 man
u~fscturer Of Oil tlOth has been CRAFTY damaged;
an q ahss by reason af which he was derived Otsal 3
Of bis oil clrlhs t. diyrIs parties 10 the y lntlns
dam e. IN eli OF Ii above mentioned sum.
TIE DrfaaJaIt will dnniuTt or answer sid petit
ton on or b. ore be 2ith day OF August, le6t, or
Judgment will DO taken bY reiault eg-inst u.
RANEE Ely, BACh Us &NUBLE,
. go H LME . asaWTa~ mmwuA
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(From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have BEEN tested in more than q thousan,
ases, wiSh entiee success. r1E -t~a.s .t
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RICH ROLII1fG PRAIRIE LANDS.

90 The deep rich loan Of the prairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of tie Eastern
AMI Middle States are moving to Illinois in great num-
bers. The area Of Illinois Is about quait To- that OF En-
gland, and the soils 30 rich that it viii support twenty
millions Of people.
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uEALTH lHEATHLHEALTHl
PURIFY TIE BL0ODi
DR.. WEAYER's
OANKER AND SALT RHEu& SYRuP,
ron fHE oUaH or
OhRker, Salt Rheum, Erysip-las, SerOfulons Dis
- 'eaaea, OutanB1uH EfuptiOne aud every kind
a iof Disease arising from an impuFO
~ III auate Of the Blood.
The MOsl Egsetivs Blood Purifier Of GS NGas-
BeRh Century.

Il isthe prescription Of al Educated physician,
and all who are AtniCttd With any Of thA abdVentme !
~iispsses. sh0nld nsf II without delay. Such Letters
10 the following are often revived
JEROMEvihLE, Ashland Go, o., Nov. ~, 1860.
Messrs a. n In rs & tr Din finnRfi, O%rEFFC.
sen dtnen.0 derfh L. a. we'll "a 4 p~laaanra
"a ! norm you % hat DE, Weavtr's SYRUP and Uk-
RATE has done for ma, aud hnpathat thislsttaT may
nrne 20 the notice Of persOns similarly afflicted. In
the year 1881 ; was At aekrd With letter. n soniH
kipdred d'srRse, on both my ] IS, which extended
until irdHi hiy K nees 70 my ieet was one raw sOre.-
! consul et and ubtudnad metictnse and prescrin
thus iron nearly AL the physicians In t rs vicinity,
but nvtatnei ngsEe iel. Your agent at this place.
Idf HofWan, recommended ne Otry the lyrup and
Serata, which l fUrtuuately did, AID am nc " n aOund
and we'll man by their use.
Y With great gratitude, remain yo1Eg. truly
HH D WElRBRUGHT.
Mr.. Wierbaughs being a we'll known ger Llvman Of
Ashland CO., makes this iniOrmstien most reliable
By taking the Syrup rs directed, il viii drive the
t,i7rass from the system, aud when once out On the
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TWELVE a AGO

-AOOl the success OF several medical GENTLE
men in cdrine fhae5e pun rrihciples in accOTdanee'
Z with the great uHtural laws, induced thpir establish
mant as an incOrpOrAtrd iRstttntipn under an actOf
the Legislature BY thetitle OrTfB GRAFEkBRkG
OOMPANi OF New feFk. fhecOntinued success OF
fheir remedies ard the hrn hold they have gained
= pom pubti6 cOntdence, has fnily Justified the honor
I Ontsrred upon the Association By Legislative en-
fctnient, and they have reason to teei great pfidein
sOm pairing thrir duaetss With medical academies al
so chartered by public authority. UngOiiCitsd bestI-
mony from public aud private Individuals and COM
mandatOry notices in the leading public Journals,
bear witness to the medical sklll and high personal
character If the gentlemen connected with the IN.
hgtitutiOn, thus assuring lhe public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the day,
kRBERG COMPANY has EYER been and will be s
reliable and trustworthy medium Tor the restoration.
Of hxalth 10 the afiie and all who are suffering
may address them Wis sntire confidence.
The principles and prRctics of medicine adopted by
fhis Institution are lucidty set forth in THEGRRE-
ENBEK9 MANUAL OF EALTH an Invaluable
medical work, publish for family use, and there
fore sold At she nominal price OF % cents, tor which
cum 1t il nlAllsd Tree TO any part ofthe oountry. y
The health of American Wsmen, diseases of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic Complaints,
A. we'll as the common diseases incident to this cOun-
try, have received the attention of this Institution,
aud Il Is enough TO say they have proved themselves
fully compeJenr for the great trusts which the public
have oOnhded to Their skill.
Their srries Of Me. icines embrace elev6 1ife-ent
remedies adapted TO different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
zine 10 which We wish to call the attention Of the
many Femaitg afiirted with disease, ie f
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State in She Valley Of the Mississippi offers 90 great
an nducemsnt To- the ssaIer as the State Of Illinois.
There snO portion Of tine world where an thu c0ndi-
lions Of climate and soil SO admirably combine to pro-
ducet hosetwo great staples, Co.'s and WmEAT, as the
Praries Of Illinois. o.
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IFrom the Democrat, st. OlJud, Minn.I
IT you are, or have been troubled will the head
ache, send Tor q box, (Cephalic PiIls,D so that you
may have them IN case Of al attack.
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- ""N'lNN1 @ENNIVN.I tut
Cephalit Pills ~cOmBl the OBJECT for which
they Weretlade, viz: Cure oil headache in all its forms
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8r1nat Anhfea.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER of COURT.-On the Sd day Of July,
1861, at 10 O'Clock A n, on the premises. IN ihe
township Of hast Cleveland. CuyahOga COUNTY. Ohio,
will be sid to the highest bidder, the following de-
3, ribbed real estate as the property Of Coruellus Coax
ley, deceased, TO wiz Sitnate Ia the kafd township
Of East Cleveland. and paBzOfiot No 4O9,
ing at the. southwest corner of lot owned by SAM
url McIlrath; thence VI ST along the centre OF Cedar
Street AZ reds 70 lot known rs the Isaac Sherman
LOT; thence north along the line Of said Sherman's
lot n Iods to = lot knOgn as the Harriet prague
lot; thence east along the said Harriet Spragues lot
2 = rods to the northwest corner Of oalnuel Melt
rath's lot; thence south along The line Of said Nell
rath'slotl n tOds to the place OF beginning, being 2
acrts s3d 2sH rods Of Isnd, be the same more or less.
Appraised 1t Sfsls
Terms Of sale Will be made known on dav of sale.
HUKArE FORD Executor.
ClaHeland. NAV goth, ls6l:342
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= 1 APPIInATInN 0F CAPTTAL.

These lands are contiguous to a railroad To0mie
In length, which connects with ether roads and nav1gA
BILE lakes and rivers, thus ahOrding an unbrOkens com
municatiOn with the Eastern and Southern markets.
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winch Is ss~..
Said stock wss subscribed for in The st. Clelr Sueet
PlanE Road Company, but the nEms Of said Plank
Eoad Company VAS changed acc rdlng 70 law. 70 the
name Of the ST. Clair Street Gravel kOau company
Vesting IN the last named COMPANY all thu rlghra
property, Interests, and imHunities o. sad FLANK
ROad Comp my p. FhENtiSSi
SECRETARY and Treasurer OF said company.
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RECEIPTS, since last report, made April 4.
AnSu a From A. Friend. Cleveland. s o 20
Dover, by Rev. L Smith. a. 20
AptiI S. " hewbury .Geauga Co by A.
-rt Matthews --. .-.. % O0
g Colluner by Rev. a, Sharpe 8 90
{" Middlehurg by S.S.GregOry 4 on
e "a Breeksville. by NJ. Peck. . 50
&C. Mrs.Z Fitch, Cievelend j. 2 90
Brunswick by Rev r s. Pit
n kin... s..... .ss. 80, % ~
Ht,Y g RrpcksYille,b by John Dunbar ~ ~
" Pittsirld, b0min Co... = %
Amount previously reyOTted.@".&.s..s2245 Us
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PAYMENTS. d.
Sent Gen. s. c. Pomeroy Ateh-
isnu- ....s.... ..ss.,..s s..SlSt1b W .at
sent Or J.hu Evans, Chicago lbb 20
seat AlOnzp smith, Kanras,... ~ 90
5 nr j. I. Ball, Kansas ........ 100 80
seat to Kansas by Myssrs, Han
iA aud keiih,.-.-.--...- 200 90 4 A
Paid Is, St0rns, Agents..s. 10 90
Paid h. 6Owles, printing eircu-
ID lars ...4a4,t Vs. /. .s.s.t..i %
cartaGg,t I...... 500 81
PaidFreighs on eI9thing, &c., 50 81 rns
l'ald Exehsuge.........w...a 4 STHE d &
Paid POslage.....s -~..-.,... z 80 40
U-~Sa,dtS 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

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