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PREsEHR POPULATIOE.

~ PRFgE7T POPULATION.
r-e Etafs 4 fling 10 viii p1pllaion; see,
02s persons having been ADDED silcs l.5o Eang t1e
present. population ~ sas rl1o q lo- PsF ean- p
LeRrCUITURAL pRoDUCTs.
ne Agrirultrai Products q Illinois are greater fha1
ho-s ofeny other stats. The products sni o1i during
ne uast year ezceeded 500 900 t11 ne EneateTop
q ls80approeches IS go 9o0 bushels, we ne eorn
croo TieI.is not less than 40 900 600 busnelL
FERTILTf7 OF THE SOIL
alrVhers can he irdusrious farrer saslre 51cn M
r,s,iats Tssuts sor his labor as upon tss 1nls
lthev hing composed Of deep rich loar1, the irT
ID which, s unsurpassed By any On the siobs.
10 ACTUAL CULTIYATORA
Cisss 1884 He Company hGus E5ld 900 0oo d-TsL
Lssg sag only % det-at ei.t5eogs a4 -. 60.
o54rruasz through fkess lands a an s1e q s1os1es,
O0o h 1850 fhs PoPuiatio1 q 1oI1yiiiis ee!i.sls
roagb lulieh Z pa.l, i7a5 oy s5 - sics ilsa 80
283 haze bs-s aid; making tss rao.e aiao9 oieI
s81, a gain 81 I4S pa eert
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY
Asau evidence q the Thrift Of tAs people, i nay bs
v,ss that coo 600 tons of freight Ecs1dns 60
bushels OF grain and go go barrels Of hour were foz
Vardsd oyer the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmeu WI Tad theira school
s--fsTo e1coura4ed By tie STATE and endowed with
srge revenue for the support q schools Iher chit
d-sn can i've "a of the church and schOolhousess
and rroIr uD with the prosperity q me 1-8 1-7 ~
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEEEE
j ne prizes Of these lands vary from s. to - per
slacrs according to location, quality, &c. 41st ea
sin lands sen for about SO 70 $40 per acre and
ths reiatye expense of subduing prals Ind a3 con-
uared vim wood and 3 n The ratio oi % 70 II favor
a fheformar The terms of sasf0 the bulk q taaa
Glands viz be
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
La az Der cent pe- anuun and SIX interest noiea q ak
percaaf payable respectively IL one two, iieei ~
i've and 81 years from data q sale; and tolr aoiea
for principal payable in four, ye sxand zes en- eal
from d,ia Of fssie contract aing mat
fbe tract ufchassd shall De fenced and cultivated
leach and every year, for ave years from date q sas
10 that a he end OF aVe years onenaA sna % iee
and under cultivation
.lTWEETY PER CENT. WILL BE Dkny yS4lsD
F-o he valuation for cash. except The sane should pe
Ia - doIiars per acre, when the eash fes VA oe hV'
dollars
PRODUCTIONS, prices, and ssns Of payment can Be bad
'OSTER. Land Commission,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
I.ee.. ana cities situated upon she u
is0. APSSsLETONss HALLWAY GUIDE
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--1--.,-., or-1oiu5r HAvrx.-The funeral

Trrvr.r al. 1oHN HAvEx.-The funeral
i vo,,ng Haven was attended in shalers-
ville Portage county, on yesterday, BY the
largest eOncOurss Of people ever gathered
.osethsr in the tOwhship--the number is
yaricasly estimated at from three thousand
to ave thousand. The corpse was placed
In the Disciples Church, where i Was the
intention to hold the funeral exercises, but
the crowd was so great that 1t vss decided
10 inter the body arst and hold the services
Immediately after, in grove WOHtlOt the
gentss.
FbsoOrpso was removed from the church
betvcea II and II o'clock, in charge Of the
military companies in attendance. Minute
guns we're hred BY the Mantua Artillery
from ,se time the procession started from
he church until the body was deposited in
The grave, when salute was fred over
the grave BY the military.
There we're seven military companies In
The procession, via: one from Ravennal
with hand, Freedom, with band, Carrots
willie, with band, Nelson, Aurora, with
band. and two from Mantua, and large
conoourse Of citizens in carriages and on
loot As the procession moved on to the
buris, place, each step measured BY the
slow beating Of the funeral drum, the scen'
vas most solemn and impressiVe-mAnJ
ewes we're suFussd with tears. Upon
banner carried by the Aurora HOm'
Guards, was inscribed the patriotic word
spoken by young Haven to Capt. Cottsr
(who was assisting him to 8 place Of com
| fort end safety after he was shot at scarr'
FOrdl HNever mind me, Captain, but pro
tect thst Tag"
Aftsr the burial, the procession was re
formed and marched to grove, where
funeral sermon was preached by Rev. o. {
FoOte, Of the Disciples Church, Ravenn'
most appropriate and affecting at the clos
Of which, Judge Luther Day Of RaTenD
> SPOKE to the people for half an hour, in Pa
r triotic WOrds-sueh words as he know
1 how to speak on an occasion like tn
T one that called the immense crowd t'
J. gethsr. 1t was only three months sine
: that the Judge had bid the company
i which John Haven was 8 member, 3 " &c
s speed upon their departure from home
# engage iu a war for the protection Of tn
e Gag, sOr which the deceased had 50 gallan
v " fought. But said he, hoWisoon are '
; called upon to mourn over the remains
one, young in years, but old in PATRIOTS
= and love Of country, who has fallen, 81
is now renewed from our sight.
\ The exercises throughout were most il
d prsssive and affecting.
l. TIE day was excessively warm, Al
It thres men in the ranks from Aurora, al
,e one from Freedom, fell while msrchir
is from exhaustion.
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RrTuarI1a HonE.-Three privstes fr,

RETAINING HoME.-Three privates from
Oonpsny I, ID Wisconsin Regiment, named
Beach, Lathrop and Osborne, passed
through this city this morning to their
homes at Mineral Point, Wisconsin. They
we're engaged in the battle at Bulls Run
LAST Sunday week, and have since received
an honorable discharge. They report the
regimsnt st'ArhpgtOn Heights, and that it
Fss not as badly cut up as vas 81 first
supposed, only some sixty now missing
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SyyETH OHIo-Pnvatss Baldwin and
Huckius, Of Bsreas in this County. members
Of the Ohio, Seventh, came as faras Hudson,
on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh cars this
mofniag and reports that the Seventh Ohio
- BAs at BulltOEn on Friday last but were
going to SuttonYille, the next day 70 rout q
party Of secsssiohists at that place. We are
also informed by them, that Col. Tyler has
3 seonnland Of q Brigade on The Kanawha.
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The Nineteenth Regiment, Colonel
Beatty, arrived at Camp Chase Saturday
morning from Western Virginia. The Beg
iment was assigned to Camp Chase to be
mustered out Of service-the three months
tern Of the men having expired.
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M Traets ofFOFty feres and upU

NEgHAEIcs. RARarERS 4 WORKING HEN.
1I5R asuiiSn ofths enisprsing and iadnzsEous por-
ton Of the community is directed 10 the tooSngl
statements and liberal Inducements offered ths ne
IILIraofs CEETRAL RAILROAD CO1pANY.
which, as they Efil psreeivs, WIN enable thsn5 b
proper energy perssEsrnca and indusY p proFite
comfortable homes FOR themselves and families, Flh
Comparatively speaking, very li.ils capital a.'
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No sists Il shs Vallsy Of tho oasfs great
an adncsmsntto the settler ss ths state of limos
tons Of climate and soil 90 admirably comhiAs 70 pro
dnoe those two great staples, Co.'s and WAl, a. ne
7 PrREieS Of Illinois.
i 1.r t- THK s0UTHERH PART
OF the state les within the zone OF tho Cotton regions,
vhns the sol q admirably adApted % the growth ci
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from 20 %
% cts. more per busnel than hat fed nor a.
RICH POLLING PRAIRIE LANDS
ma dean rich loam OF the praries Is cultivated viii
such wonderful facility that he fsrners Of ne EasI
aud ddle siaies are moving % Illinois n great nun
bars me area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 thai Of n
Eind and the sou q 50 rich that ). VII support twenty
millions ~ people. 81 Trea1 III d a4isi0
EAsTERN And SOUTHERN LARKEt8.
Thess lsnds are contiguous % q railload 100 H,a1
A Ienlh which connscs with othsr reads and n4ylgA-
"a 4,ss I'd rivers thus a1ording N u10rozeu CON-
munieatim with The Eastern and southern maESets-
. APPLICATION. OF GAPTTAh ssls
Fhus far. capital and labor have been appled Q DE-
velopng the soil the great resources oL ne sac y
coal and iron are alest uatonched- me fnya able III
Fbatthe nschanic arts flourish best where 1000
sra oheapest will follow at an early day u io, an
Al ne course OF the next ten years tie natI AZ
eoe.rities Of the case warrant TIE Dehel tnai 4. e
dV1a hundred thousand people VII be engaged N "
s,Sis Of minos N various nanufseWins eMPloy
nsnts. "a eff 81 r-.r-le- 4sft f-
oil, RATIR0AD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS
Over 800 o0o 900 Of private capital have been *
,e1ied On tte railroad system q Illinois. nasnucn g
1srt n theincome from several or these works, 81
vaIusble public fund in lands, 60 % diminish tae Ss
srnenses ;the Z1xEs kE1 Llazz, and r1ass eoss9al
ss1afy day dagTeeses 9 i1r s II 81 a-T IS
5,-4- ---. EHE STATE DEBT
- Sai, dli e only so Jos s9s u, and s0ithi1 q
-, - ,,saT af ben reduced S2, SO rs Sc, and y
~ Tsasonaolg spt Ast n t' yss Z WI es'0ls q
s s.,nh,s,s osIEoru,iyo Of he lAaas son, =iznass
| b -, .1oilcafion % 7ii -elll. - f -ll-- i-f.l
- : b .a,l a.5 ia W.
b5ir y ai1 b4aa1as1 edE la
y For the mazae8 OF the IoyyIl1s VI
nOiS Cent H h, - pages AsSs ASo 2
4 f T. "H|
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- FounTn REa1rEET-Thlg rrl

= IWEsTT FoURTH REqlMEHT-This regi.
- ament which last week received orders to g
80 10 Washington, and had proceeded some dis
tance on their way through Pennsy lvania
received orders to return and go immediate
Fl y Into Western Virginia Tie Regiment
az passed through WeTsEille, on their return
yesterday st ll:3o A. n
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TIE CLKvELAEB GRAYs.-A gentleman
connected with Camp Chase expresses the
opinion that the Grays will not be here
before Thursday of this week.
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MASTERS SA LE.7PURsUANI
IN to the command Of decrstai order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Rleaae Of C1y ahost
S5Iu5f John aruohbfiaf and othars 70 ne drectedi
4 Sha expO8e for sale at public auction az the doo
fffh daP or JalY, 1851, at three O'Clock p N, the
following described premises lituate IN ne toNn,
ain Of Rroo xiVn, in the county OF IuyanotA5 An9
afsfa Of Ohio and being IN that part Of the Oity OF
1fs1sslid f1fmerlE called Ohio Oitgs and kno9n e
PSrl,i1sl5 subligisdn of DaTt1f the south-eesfeE1
portion Of Original lot No nity n sald toEnsnP q
Brooklyn, 6ach Of sad lots beng my Iset Hons On
Gii1toT l9freat. kp1rai3sda ct e5O0
I S'1-'S'' a'7--r'' ~ e lHEHRY g. ABBEXi
rr,,..,. ptr.otia a. Master Comm'r.
p A~-1i-N -biS- --3 - .-llI fuuaassl7
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'''a''s S'''-'.'-f TIE siiIIS en- RTEHBERe
NARSHALLS UTERINE OATHOL1OON,

which A ofsrad as acsrtaIn cure m ca1es aooompa-
MED with the foIloWing symptoms irregularities
Weakness, E6lnfness, Ddrangsf Appetitss e4lleW
Oor1plaxion, Pain IN the Back and Kidney Ohltls'
rslGfss PaIpitation uf thu Heart gz1tneeal New
o1sneag, Headnche, Regtie8snegl, DiEturDed Sleep
Tlnshe9-Of tho-Hesrt, GaneraI Pam Crawling and
Pain IN the Spine and between the shoulder8, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Irritation &c the Uterine Organs, Aightnares Dis
ngr Fygteftcs. AnxietF. Red Face, heryeu3 IW1tch-
nesa De1FEF5d Appetite ,liEtulfnce, Bioated and
s51nFuEar Bowels, Dnpleaaant preanal q snl IN tia
L. Al.ro Crraus, Eunbnalg Rn1 Eolll IN tl9 LlrnDgu
Lo1l 81 tis sulorY, Bsailderment Sorsuas1 IN the
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AEntat 6antls.

MULES WANTED.-A FAIR
lsA Price VIA be paid for draft Mules wei broke,
70 10 years Old not less than a hands high
Apply q the once Of W. i. Carey Co., Nos 81 to
s. kiver street, Cleveland, Ohio.
jyib;S35d&W We CAREY
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0HIo FIRsE AID sEcoAD REonsRErs.-
These two Regiments passed through
Welisville last night between II and u
o'clock, sr route for Columbus Wis. stedben.
vile, consequently the Cleveland Grayl
could not have arrived in Columbus before
noon to-day.
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GI0thiuN.
OUR FINE OLD YANKEE GEN


OUR FINE OLD YANKEE GEN.
y ERkT,
TuSr--"Tho Fine Old Bsgllsh Gentleman"
hne old Yankee Generel,
b Il our good General. scott,
And robs,s VIII nov md out soon'
They'll catch him mapping not
ThsgW hnd out too - srtneef
He'n never dolfn 20 Htoopi
Han give up for his country now
T0r be is our HAnkeo General
Ard loves his country we'll
This Foed old Yankee General
HaS men 81 his eommanet
r6nf by hls orders haye stopped up
VIZ Ias sodh 5st tbS bSio Siratss Viii be caught.
That afe calling on the sea- -,
For aftar them he's sent oue snliA'
VIM men both brave aud ireei
FOR he Is our YanEse General
Aud lcses his country we'll
! our good old Yankee General
Has hem d the rebels 10, -, -.
Thsir raiks lock rather thin
And fhey wilt md they cannot hsht
FoF Sssn the Yankees come 10 sight,
b. Lord -ee, how they runt
For he q OGr Yankee 9tnerais
And loves his country we'll
Now. n our Generals life is sparod'
'Tis surely our intenl,
When from his ollcs Lincoln goes,
/ 10 make scott Prestdenti
For IN his country 3 battles
He does never know oeleatt
/ Aud at the very name Of Scott
1h' f'Gsa TOr qS Ss is'dSl Z our YANKEE General.
and loves his country Wen.
Then, when Scott is elected,
vA,, AZ nov, nov ,s thS PsfI4f PPsfI4faING choap for cash,
Itfs3 kCSS UNION HALL;
For isa4cs at his Unlon Hall -
R9Si sbs :' S9Gas SSsssiRs dSsss General Scott
VIII fore the people keeP. r.,.,.,
hRd loyes his country wen.
nn-summer Olothing sold cheaper ct isAAOlA
IsAAOnd UNI0H HAIL thane - any en-. S,neE rkeS k,s
in the world Pure Linen oos7 ior II E1i n VD5S boS.
lar and 8sftY Gents. We defy all competition ~
ISAAC A. IaAAOs'
| MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL
sole Agency for the sale Of Singers oslobEatsd
SEWING Ma 0HLNEG
/ como AMD
9TORR'S AUTOMAT0N PRESShAN.
L Ooruer OF Union and Superior streets.
/ ~ LOOK our F0B THE aIART2 -
REKOHAL.
A r. REDING, MERCHANT
II ~ .Tkii,OR, has removed 10 No. 70 Prospoct
Street Redboad's Block, iey door wet q Sonss
Marble Feetoryl who're no van 5e pieSso . - o s
sgit his old eustomsFa' g usual ~" no" OA'' ~
'lsSS Gents who furnish thelr Own mstsEiAlu wiz #
w psgticiSr attsntion raid 70 cutting Boys
m0thina danll X REDlNG. Aren't.
IKOOH, LEVI 4 MAYER
n RHoLEsLLE DKALEBs II
ALI kinds or
| READY MADE CLOTHING
auRls No. ls7 Water Street. OlsyelAnd.
NOTICE no THE PUBLIC
L ~ Our immense stock Of Summer OlUthing3uil
6e sod for The next % days at cost. All thoae deal
rims bargains better call soon. 80 MA,Nh9
juns2l:k26 ..-. lhz superior u.
IVENTLR LRMEN'S CLOTHES OLEAE
RESHoIg AqER Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street. nj
hereafter devote his attention 20 Cleaning Eencst
4 ting and monding Gentlemen'e olothlns. ne -
entiemen viii ind Ii for their interest during tna9
Il hard times TO give Mr.. Ager trial ~. ~
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Hlnrronn. Trnnbnll Oo. q

HAHTFoRD, Trumb1ll o., o.
hereby certify that have been dealing IA ths
0rfanborE Medicines for the past year ano can t1-
h say that hsEe never offered any medicines to IA
rubiic that have net with ethe decided a7lnobation
of the rsope like theae, particularly the EiL9 and
Oathoficon Thsy Will perform al and more than d
Sronaised for them. have sold about ffy bottles
of ~ (SfhcicBa the past year snd heaT the best
FesnitS "a sTsTy oas8. 80 J. 81. o. JOHNSON,
Marsh !, 1851. Aodioal Agent. 2
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~ fhs uss Of these Pills the periodic sttaskS Of
Nervous or Sick Hsadaohs may be pr5Esnf5d; andif
taken ct the commencement Of An stack immediate
rslisfirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom iAil in removing the Nausea or Head
ache 70 which n males are subject.
They act gsztlT upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iTsness. -s-, ro- Es.F --4,
For Literary Men, studsnts, Delicate Femaless alt
ell persons Of ssdentary habits they ars Valuabs e
q Laxative, improving the spDstits, giving tone
vigOr to the digestive organs. and res.1Eing q
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
ere the result Of long investignFisn and oare4nll
conducted expsrtmsntsi having been In uls uanl
years. during which tims thsy have prevented and
relieved . vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache Whsthsr originating IN the nervous ~
tsm, or from dersnged STATE Of tie stomach.
Thsy are entirely vegetable In their eompcsition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the abeeno
ofany disasrssabIe taste r5nasn lteasS TO admins
Ter them 70 Children. @ 5000 Al ,I
BEWAR AsOFI 90 UE RERF HE $
SKY The genuine have fivs stsnstarss Of Henry
aioins On eeen BOX. Lad -ui t1H -lc5 I
pFsold by Druggists and aIlpealsrEin Nsdissps
a Boz wiz be ssnt by mail. pr5JaId, On roOstbt .
NV P--''' .ag-ss3 .
TWEETY-FIVE GENTS.
~An .ordsu should be addrsssd 20 s.l
.Bqa5 oi aa HKERY O. sPALDIEa.
Is Cedar Street, New York
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QeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OO1 the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon prfncip In eccordance
with the great natural laws induced their estabah.
meut AZ an Incorporated institution under an act Of
the legislature by the title Of THE GRHf HfEhBARG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
fheir renaadie8 and the firm hold they have gained
BON public confidence, has fully justified the honor
soufefred upon the Association By Legislative en-
1ctment and they have reason to feel great pride in
comparing their success with msdical academies al
90 chartered by public authority. icitsd testl-
mony from public and private individualg and COM
mandatory notices tn the leading pubic Journals,
bear wtndss 20 the medical skill aad high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the IN
HfitutiDn. thus assuring tha public that among the
many unVOrthy advertisers Of the day The Gkl8f-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and nj Be- a
reliable and trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of fhealth 70 the afaick and AL VINO are suffering
nay address them NiT 5ntire c0nndencos 81
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
ktfa are iucidly set forth in TIE GRE-
ENRFRG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work publisAed for family u99, and there
fore sold at ss nominal price OF 3 censs Tor which
sum Il is mailsd free % any part OF the country.
The health of American MeE1ans diseases OF Cnll-
dren and the more Obscure and chronic CON
a. we'll thecomon diseases incident % MS eoun-
try have received ths attention Of this lnstutons
snd Il B enough e say they have proved themselves
fly competent for the great trusts Which the public
have contded % thar skill = ,..r =.
remedies ADAPTED 20 different diseases viii minute
direcfionn accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine to which We wish 70 call the attsntion OF the
-.sfou ANT Srfa1 1rTfff
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TvEETY-FmRD AID FwEETE-sIxTH ONO
The Twenty-Third Regiment was ordered
from Columbus to the KanaWha last week
When at Zanesville, the Regiment received
orders to proceed Immediately to Washing
ton.
The TWenty-sixth Regiment leaves Col
umbus today for the KaRaWhs.
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HnME TEaTIlf0NY,

In khfg connocEion We omar IsH testiRonials;
81 an Methodist Clergyman, and when On ny
fhs di1eaSos for which you adVortise mar5hall Dte-
ri1e olcOn nB curo. have advised ~ use and
II - e0sctsd noomplsto curs WhgrsIef q has boen
nusi7- - Bsv- PETEB SHARP,
- western star, Ohio.
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Ann Louise Allsn, by
= heFs next friend. OIL = gaT. - E -.
HEs morse y Rodney OoaFs q oesoaS Ti9''


HNHE 6AlU hODNEI n MAIA8Wo
fbS $50 of OHIO are notified that the said plain
~ on tia nth day Of june ls5 lea N 49, Colhs
- 4s IA ~ comfy OF Laks IN tie state o. Ohio,
- efharB, bt4tnE n 81 n6Etanee tnhL on ne - ~
a. August, ls5I ses nlea y . 19e ..bss SS 1s
~ fhSn Vusl praying = Be divorced iron nlm e.
~ elnse u Ida1ltsTy with one Lneinda AliLs' ana
i0T T'at sl1s az court, At the Eo7shbsr tern thereof
iss5, 0-ieTod ne Nd Red1ey g peg hsE sl g ~
fie7 lF1s Ssid ase was tried And decree sl ter
"a annulling sad marriess, and rantlng ne5 sH M q
difion 10 tie aid sum Of Sl5o which sums we're Il
ssd srss n s charge upoH the real estate o. tne
- ~ csse lrthsr ststes that the SAID R0dBey as
1srfhs Sli1E a. std setitign for divorce. % Pfe
p ~ Iff Shluid decree 10 her On she trial q sala
cause without colsderafio1f pretenoe.a y s2Ilsey
i descrbsa real estate, situate in said county %
fhe said samuel MstheNss 20 VII; knoEn as p9elng
bon1ded n follows: beginning the northeal cor
1sr oF I'D lot on the so6thery lne o. the kup1ie
eanaEs Egnning thence soS,es5y VIZ ne
with the nOrthsrly line of Chan strest = 1ests
thence northeTly at right angss VIII Sas i, ~ ~
20 thsf ne aid samuel Msthsls rseq 1.la eesa
2s tes sSs Ss Rt R5rst rs lfS ssId bfslss beyond ne
HHS(oh 81 the plaintih, and to deffaud her. -
- ,gs.fs -.fifion sor diporco, the aid samuel
~ a. rouesf OF the sold Rodney, and Ior nc pai
1oae of rore efIectually placing sala ~ s5e
fhe reach OF said dscreo ior - - -
lid re egtese to the sa,d Sa-1.L1ee u, u.
MO aid re1tion alleges had notiee q ne tA-a-
.-1Fer q ssid petition g. that the sid 1it
r,f. ta,si from ths Eaid Eodney % TIE sid sam
~ fs - alion 81 ffaldn ti 80 -
Sd 70 ths aid decree Of the pa1ntin, and that ne
sSfd premises % conveyed e 80 nl = u
ss-S 80. Coult; and that the proeeeds oI sal4
- ~ anpied-lft, 70 the PAYMENT o. tao anlge4t
1ssl ~ dstreo a1d costs g entesee n asSr y y
The plaintia ana tnat me Fsli.,s ,I--9 - -
5,SS.srs RoiusT b. Mathews and Catherine y,
i,isg a. 1iso r0tfded that sthef aro re llfd 70
sr "a sstifs0n On or belcre the 4st eay o. Au-
~ s1e7sSt71 1s1iS1t71 fr ssrsg Atiefla OF flAinsIn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30

H-Rsad what Dr. Bughnsll sayg q ths er@fsn-
bsFr Msdicinss. Dr.. B. i1 physician o extensive
nractirs and one Of ths most IN tie couE-
n fTrumbuiI) in which be resides 2
saI'hig csrtthsg thgt have used the lralenoerg 3
rs and Marshall'B CatholcOn5 sold hers bF b. o.
lohnsoU. IN my practice. They are coed medicines
Hartford Trrubun county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sod bg nruaEigtg and Medicine Dealsrs through
oat he country. 4ol Hsalsl9S9 10, or 4eenelesl 3D.
iSn3dkv. 'as1si Genera ASontsoF Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30

TFrom the ExaniDsr, Horfolks Val
They have been tested in more than th6ulaa
ca5as. vith entire success. 81 19Tr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-30

Trcm the Democrat, St. 0lCud, Mimi 2
nyun ara, or have BEEN krou blsd with tie head
ache, send for box, (Osphalic Ptils,) 90 that you
nay have them u cas6of IN attack. Gf e9-l .