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WESTERN LAND.---H b. LIZ
TIN.o Of the late hrm Of LittIes 4 KsyeL
constantly on hand . large eugntity Of Inc Earmin
Esnd IN Iowa, Wisconsin sad Missouri % e1chana
once with House J0nning- Harbls Bloek, kgPs
Fior strsSk msbA
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING lien.
TIE attention Of the enterprsing and industrious por
ton Of the ommunity Is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered trsm BY the.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, will enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, to provide
comfortable homes foe themselves and families, viii
comparatively speaking, very little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS
Nc STATE In me Waller OF the Alsslssippio offers 30 great
an irducsment % 6he settler az the State or ILLINOIS,
There Is no portion Of the world where al the eondi-
Lions Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 pro
duce those two great staples, Co.'s and MHEAfi as the
PTairies Of Illinois
THE SOUTHERN PART
or The STATE Les within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the CROWN Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat worth from Is 70
20 cts. more per bushel than thatraisod Further E9fsh.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of tho p~rairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that tho farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great nun
gland, and the soil Is % rich that u VIII SupporttWenty
millions VI people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets.
These lands are contiguous 10 3 railroad 100 miles
in length. which connects with other roads andnavtga
bis lakes and rivers, thus afording an unbroken com
humiliation WITH The Eastern and 6olnefA @Eke%
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been appledt TO Dc
Veloping the soil the great resources q the state u
coai and iron are almost untouched The inyariable Tu'
shat the mechanic arts flourish best Wherefood andIue
Are cheapest. viii follow at an early day IN Illinois, AM
A the course Of the next ten years the natural laWsani
oeosssitIes Of the case warrant the belief that at leas
I've hundred thousand people viii BE- engaged m
STATE Of Illinois IN various Manufacturing employ
ments,
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500, 600 600 Of private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system q LIMOS. tnasmoen z
part Of ths income from several OF these works, wit
4 valuable publicfund In lands, go 70 dimintsh taeSat
sxueuses the EkKEs aud must Consequent
vyery day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
n. Sas as & enly Sio1O5ys 9s Il, aad .ciAia a
tat 49, ,raTs bes been reduced $~2Js5e,T46 90, and %
nav reasonably epSz AGt In Ten years. 4 VII eee0@e e
HRd
pamphlets descriptive Of the lAaes, sou, climate
T. VT
RoP the names OF the Towns, WI
nois Cent. r. H, see pages ASS, AsS q
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travel-eOntinued to 10Th
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VIENNA
De PARIS

TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS
ENGLAND and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecole de
rsharmacie de Paris, and thu ImPeria college OF
Medicine, Wanna.
NO. e. invaluable Tor exhaustion, spermAtorThoss
and all physical disabilities.
No. q oOmplstely eradioates al traces Of those dis
ssses that have heretofore been treated By the naus
oious and pernicious use of oopaivA and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury. thereby insuring 20 the sufferer speedy res
Lief dispsrging all impurities, ana rootln8 cur ts
venom Of disease.
TRTEsEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and ), are preparation the
form Of 8 lozenRs, devoid Of tugte and small, and car
Be carried in the waistcoat PICKET. Sold 10 tia CASES
and divided into separate doses, e administered ~
Valpeau LallemAnd Roux, RicOld, 30. Price 80 each,
~ Icases for So, which save e; and in S7 cAaesi
Thereby there Is a saving Of IS. To Be had wholesale
and retail, ofDr. BARRONs No. i9t Bleoeker street
New York. Immediately on receiving a remittance
OF. Barrow VIII forward the 4fiesomAr 70 any par
Of the world, securely packed, and add esBot seooro
ing TO the instructions ofthe writer -
~ Sold also b. T. \. GANLckD ana W.
FIsEu mevaland am
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0asteFa.

8. MALTBY OYSTER DE
Oe POT Qats Holt 4 Maliby'E) CELEBRATED
WILL BE- BECEIYED DAILY
From hi9 esrabii1hmant in Balfuors-put up n
sans ard warranted npsh 30 sooa Fl nSsese
s5ics Oystsr8, sud sardine1 Kept constantly On
ncit,msra New York and Primes Bay 81 nor
- I'M - resolved daily By ELE-e11s
~ ClAcNER8 Tor Eale b. TIE oorleL
~ he @spIsiorH sI na,o
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mo WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

w w ANW IL
-Thef oDnwfnR property viii Be sold 81 public
r5ctfo6 n D. Cutter 4 SonB AEctiOn store, no 80
Tt0nsiT called Cor b. oEner1 sndchargea paid thares
On. w.
fnd7ou eorermoF valve, marked n. CIaWfor
ofs--I~Df- h n.
Aqent WeTchankg Dispatch
HI0r aha fr9nl Bt9eeiE. RsS1
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NRASTER COMMISSIONERS

M COMMISSIONERS
~SALE-Pursuant TO a decretal order Of sale.
feSnsd from the court Of Common Please for Ouya-
hosa C0uoty, Ohio, In an action therein pending,
wherein samuel stark WeetheE Is piatntin nagonn
Endants, I stall, on the 9TH day ofJnlyl is61, At Two
O'Clock 2. n, expose for sale az public auction 81
he door Of the Court House, in SAID county, The
iands aud ttnements, described ~ follows. % WlE
lst. ~Situate N the township OF kOek port in Guy
ahOra county, Ohio, being the whole o. SUBDIVISION
It number thirteen (3) IN section number one 81
In said township Of Hock port, containfngt oriy Jour
63-IOO sores Of land, as surveyed By Ahaz MERCHANT
Appraised value Sl,6f9M
"a. 1sirusts n The township OF RockPort. In Cuy-
ahoqA County, Ohio, being the whole Of subdiylsion
ioF number fourteen C4) IN said section Eumber one
ID aud containing iourty-nYe t6-l00 acres, e sur
JOSEF s. G8AhhlSt
a -starkwsafher. Master COmm'r.
june45z3
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DEPARTURES OF TEAMsTERs.-Major ".
F. Carey Of this city, sent forward by way
Of Cleveland and Pittsburgh train, this
morning, twenty-five tsamsters for Gen.
MeCleIland's expedition in Western Vir-
ginia. They 20 from here to Pittsburgh.
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A 0tFIs.

HOTEL-.NOS.
4vt A5,7 and 9 Murray street "a dosr Broad
RronrietofB. NJ HuFginG hts q Pearl Street
ao1sa EesfoR. h Bln1lb0 EQFacyg HoSl
Nm aofE ea3hA
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PRESERVATION. A. @. Riddle, NJ. G.,
from the CuyahOga District left for Wash
inzton via Piusburg this morning.
Hon. Samuel Worcester, the newly elect
ed member from the Richland District left
for Washington by The SAINT train.
Lieut. Col f. R. Eokley, Of the 26th Ohio
Regiment, arrived from Wisconsin this
morning, where he has been s%ojourning for
few days. Be left for Columbus 10 join
his regiment at Camp Chase, by the 2lO
train this P. n. BE was At Milwaukee at
the time Of the riot and reports that there
is great feeling against the banks Of that
city by the pOpulaca and it is with din
Guilty that the mob spirit is kept down,
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Fhere will be divine
service on Friday, in the First Baptist
Church, corner Of Euclid and Erie streets,
exercises to commence ct 1O4 o'clock in the
A. NJ bya discourse from the Pastor. Ser
vices will commence at 9 O'clock in the P.
n, and will be held il the Lecture Room,
consisting Of prayer and conference.
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THE CITY.

UNPAID LErTrRs.-The following letters
are held Cor postage at the Cleveland Pos
ORee;
George Bach, Urbens, Ohio.
A.. D. Brughman, Richland, Ohio
G. H. Kidney city.
Pomeroy s Co, city.
James E. johnson, Huron, Ohio
d. Williams, Baltimore, Maryland.
John Chamberlain, Avon, OHIO.
Mann, city.
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Jas. Gallagher, petit lsrceny-stsaiing
a piece Of coal Of the value Of twenty-five
eents-discharged.
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EOTUINo MORF OOEvINCINq

MOhA ~OOhNlNSlHN
Of the value Of good remedy couli be produced than
the following letter, coming as 1t dOes, unsolicited,
from q goatlemen 30 we'll EpoWc IN that part Of
BERWICK, shelb! Co., Feb. "A, 1860.
Messrs J. N. Harris & TO-,
Gents.-I have > > = = . ., and q number
Of other good medicines, but no kind that 1 ever
dealt in gives such good ana full satisfaction IS the
sherry Wine Bftters, aud my own practical expert
euoe convinces NE that there is nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 20 1891, was
afflicted with Rheumatism which had
become a kind OF wanaei ing chronic affection. l was
lever SithOut, or clear of il, but at times IL assumed
alarming iorms-sometimes my kne 8, or one OF
than, have leon swollen to three or four times their
natural sise, and with the most intOlsrable pain
for DAYS or weeks / had no better way for lOcomO-
zion than to h0bhle around on crUiches. 1 believe
there Is not joint IN my body that has not at times
bssp anaotAa, come only having the effect TO parRl-
We a Joint or limb for y day or two.
l tried everything l could hear oF-tFted all the
physicians in our neighberhOod, but &C best could
only get temporary relief, and hal come 10 the con-
clusiOn that L was incurRbls, until, In 1851, l reeeiV-
ed DR.. s. O.. Richardson's Sherry Wine BitteTs nom
you, and three bottles cured me, and ! have not had
Any trouble or return oft since, now two and a hall
years l think and bslleYe that - RheumatisIni
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Auctions,
or DTopsy, Iii il q specific, certain remedy.
Respectfully yours,
GFO. ". HOFFMAN.
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b. ". TALLER, Auditor Of state.
Al ? RUSSELL, 6ecreiasy Of etsta
JAMES MURRAY Atiorney 0eneral.
A PROPOsALSWILL BE

SHAGLO LAOI OI4AO LII IL
- received a. The umos Of the tounty Anditor II
the City Of Clevelsnd, until Y O'Clock b. july sths
1851, br fsncine the jail Iarl. said tfuce VIII con-
sist Of about 10 linssl fet Of iron fence, six k0
hiRh, standing upOn = cot stone base and about ~
set Of brick fcree, SIX or seven feet high.
Proposals sre also invited for the construction Of o
Kitchen for the jail, sixteen ~ tWeuty-one = e. %
BE- built of rick Also, Tor dagging ana curbiug the
sidewalk on Park street, - ouf 90 iect 10 length.
Plans and Specifications OF the work may Be seen
az the Office oftks county Auditor.
The County CcmmiEsinuers invite the sunmieatqn
ofbids, r5seTving he right % acpeP or reset the
anne II @. HAWkIkH,
Commissioner's Clerk.
County AUDIron's OTTICE,l
juno - tAl unelaal
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MASTERS SAL E.-PURsUANr-
I'M 10 the command Of = deeretal order Of sails
rom The Court Of Common Please OF Culahuga
Comfy, st the suit Of William y Hayes and other9i
against John Or enbrfer and others, 20 NE directed
Of ne Court House. In The City Of Cleveland on the
ffh dag Ct Juiy, 1851, at three O'Clock p. N the
following described premises, situate IN the town
ship OF Brooklyn, In the county OF t~uyahogas anu
stale OF Ohio, and being IL that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, foTmerly called ohio City, and known -
lots numbers twsnty-Ohe and twenty two IL Jacob
Perkins's subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
portion Of original lot No. hffy IN said township OF
BROOKLYN, each Of said iOfs being fny fset mont on
Clinton street. Appraised at $40.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Prsntfs Master Comm'r.
piss iune83t2
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than 3 thousand
cases, with sntire success.
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Nathan smith-cOnHnusd case, keeping
aisOrdsrly house-eOntinued TO the 10Th.
Elisha Smitb-violating street ordinance
BY leaving an cid building which had been
removed from River street. standing in the
middle of Bath street. thereby ~Obstructing
travsl-cOntiuued to 10Th
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Val
OephaliC Pills accomplish the object for which
they werU Llade, viz: Ours OF hssdaohs In all It's foEms.
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RETHoLDssURG, franklin Co., Ohio,J
January 3 Ls6l.
HEERY O. BSALDIEe,
No. Is Cedar ST., N. T.,
DEAR Snf
Enclosed nnd twenty-five (l5) cents, Tor which send
box OF "CeDhalio Pilis." Send to address OF Rev.
VIM. o. Fiber, Reynoldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio,
lour Pills work Ike Q Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
HM. O. FILLER.
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F%RAVELRR,s REGIsTBa.

Ctirens Wishing conveyance 70 either q nc eOose
Hrsin5 or Boats, WIl be called for by the SSsolee y
6seVoDsf Gmnibua Line, by Leaving their ad0reas a.
ne Omaibus once, lzSuPerior street. aoot oa4' W
Woddell House
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HEALTHl HEATH HEALTH
PURIFY TIE BLOOD
DR.. WEAVERB
CANKRR AND SALT RHEUA SYRUP,
Fo1 TIE oUru OF
CAnker, sBlt Rhsum, ErYslpe,as, gcroiulQus Dis
aages, Outanepus EruptiOns and every kind
q Disease arising nom ~ Impure
state Of the Bleed.
The aon Effective Blood RTtfg Of Es Rass
kSBth Gatl-g.

state Of the Bleed.
The non Effective Blood REtev Of gs RaHs
ksBh GHtl-g.
Il is the prescription Of an Educated Physician,
and ali who arc afiioted with any ofthe above named
diseases, should usB it without delcy. BucA Letters
o. the following are eften IseClvea; - zen
Msssrs J. N. Harris & 20 ,Clnolnnati, o.
3entlemen:-Ltee Il gduty rs we'll Gs . pleasure
70 Inform you shat DR.. Wsaver'g SYRUP and On
RATE has done for me, and hope thet this letter may
come to the notice OF persons similarly afflicted. In
the year 1850 1 was attacked with letter, " some
kindred disease, on both my ltG5, which extended
until nom my kueea % my ieet wac one nav SORE
lions from nearly an tho physicians ia tots Y~ieinity,
but obtained no relief. Your agent AZ this place.
Cerate, which l fortunately did, and Gm no = asound
and Well Ran BY their use.
With great gratitude, 7 remain y9pEg truly
Mr. wierbaughs being = we'll known gentleman Of
Ashland CO., makes this most reliable
By taking the syrup as directed, it will drive the
disease from the system, aud Nhen Cnos oGt on tho
skil, . few Implications Of DF. Wsa5sF'a
CERATE AND OINTMENT,
and you have 8 permanent Cure.
The OERATE has proved itself &c be the Best ONT
ment ever Invented, and where enee used, II ma.
never been known 10 foil OF ~ehecting o permRnen'
cure ofold Sores letter S sRd kin a : fs sssi9 6b 5SSas
or Cracked Hands or Lips, Biotohes or P1mPles on
the Face. And Tor
sOfE NIPPLES AND sQEE EYBs,
the Cerate is the only thing required 10 cure. II
should be Kept In the house Of eYery Family.
Directions Accompany Fash Bottle.
SOLD By MOST MEDICINE DEALERS
Price Of Syrup 81; Crats 20 esnts PEI BOsRs.
IN, HARRIs & CO., PgoeFlptoFs,
For WogtsTn Gtsts5. Oiacinnsds OHIO.
To whom all orders Rr tia above Medicines mus
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Petal by
z. y. Gaylord, O.S. Mackens.s, William ElsER
&. W. ~Sackrtdor, and Strong 3 Ermstrong,, Olgye
ham, Sandusky; Carter e Brother, Erie, Pa.
Weavor'a salt Rheum Syrup and 60ratss IL cold b.
Churchill Z br0ther' Aa2
IT is EVERYB ODY'S FRIEND
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THE MATTER OF ASSIGN

THE MATTER OF ASSIGN
HENro Of e. q. ToW p W. 7. Butts. no Ice -
hsroby given to the creditors Of lev 6 Buitss that q
dividen of tVenty-One cent9and nine mil;s has been
declared b. the Court OF Probate Z Portage County,
on the clans OF the several creditors Of said as gu
ors; and that tho same wilt te patd TO them on ibe
Land. n 4. SUIT.
Cleveland, June 5. 1851. g.nelSl Assignes
". lHaior5 Il q. bnuAms
George n. Moubry, W. J ?. ofCieysiand twp
Watson, Defendants.
ON THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE,
" 1851, said Justice issrsd an erderoi attachment
In the above action for she 81 o. SNlo--
Cleveland, June Y, ls6L. st9s2
hAV1D 5. BYERS ESTATE
IL Notice Is hereby given that tho subscriber has
been a pointed asa qualified a. hdministrutor on
the estate Of David = Byerss late q uyahoga eoqn-
y, deceased. MAktB Bis
Dat d this "a day ofJune, 1861. iuoeiss3
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NARsHALLS UTERINE 0ATHOLICON,
HnME ~TESrrMnNY.

In this connection We oner 8 lew testimonials;
81 am = Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit l have met with many women troubled With
the diseases sor which you advertise Marshans Ute
rine Oatholicon as a cure. i have advised itB use and
Il has effected q o0mplete cure wherever & has been
usod, Rev. 7 SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio,
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IFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the hssd-
ache, send for q box, (Oephalic Ptlls,l 80 that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
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YrsiLAsrI. Mich. Jan. a, 1851.

YPslLAzTI. Mich, Jan. Il, 1851.
Nh. SPALDIEa,
sBi
Not long since l sent to you for . Of OsphRlc
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Head4chs and Cos
tivenesa, and received the same, and they had 90 good
an effect that / Wa induced to ssnd fore mUre.
Please send BY return mail. Direct to
A. B. WHEELER,
Ypsilantt, Mich.
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Proposals,
UNION LOAN.
OFFIoE or II coyHHlssloEERs)
- -ur FUgn-

Columbus, OHiO, June la lS6l.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
Sinking fund ofthe stats Of OEte, invite sub
scfipiions - the people Of The StEte 20 the Lean Of
Two Millions Of Dollars, authorized b. The act oftho
General Assembly 40 provide more ehectuauT Tor
the defence II the Stale against tnvasion, passed
April. IS, list"
Ceriincsfes will be issued IN sunset SOB md up
wards, payable july less, a. the Siate IreasuEGi
bearing interest AZ the rate Of six per ce T. per an
mum, payable Substantially, and b. The act al bofs
fzing the loan free frOm fazattOn-
subscriptions viii be r-cetFtd a the Ones o. ne
Commissioner iu The Uty Of Colunbus, ~ eaeh q
tbs solvent RANKING Institutions in tho state and a.
the several County Treasures IN the state untu tna
LIST day Of July, iS5t-
Interest win 10 computed and paid from the dats
Of the dsposit Of the money q ther Of the pisces
!. v TAYLER, Audisor q ststS
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No State In me Waller Of the llssaslppioders 90 great
an Inducements % she settler az the State Of Illinois.
There Is no portion Of the world where al the eondi-
uOns Of climate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 pro-
duce those two great staples, Co.'s and WEEAE1 as the
Pfairies Of Illinois.
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LFrom the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The CeDhahc Pnls are said to be = remarkably Of
fecttVe remefy for the headache, and one Of the very
best for that Iery frequent complaint which has eV-
or been discovered.
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49, V' Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
The Judd Linseed 4 ti0n for money.
Sperm Oil Company,
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
notice that on the 9Th day Of bay, 1851 the
Pfsintif commenced bis action In the Curt otOom-
mon Pleas, IN and for CuyAhOga county OhiO, the
object arr prayer Of the petition IN which action s
to recover the amount II Si3a2S 90, with interest
thereon from September LEI, ls0, claimed 20 o aus
from defendant TO plaintiff, for damage sustained
b. the plaintiff in the sale % him By de'endant q
on which defendant represented as pure and unadll-
tsrated Linsesd Oil, on or about the tenth day oiAa-
ysubsr, Isss, and sixth and eighth days OF Jane, 1850,
which Was NOT Ia fact pure Linssed Oil, but the SANE
was impure and Gdultersted, and which ptalntlu
bought OF descendant for use IN tho mannfsc'urs OF
oil Cloths, By reason Of the tmpurtty and sdultere
lion OF which the oil cloth manufactured rom such
on was nen cred unsaleabie and Talue'esa, and plain
til vas compelled to fako the same back from his
oustozlers and been unable to sell tho same again.
and also b. reason Of which, his reputation as aman-
ufactursr Of Oil Uloth has been ereaty damaged
and also b. reason Of (which be was deprived o. salss
Of his oil cloths 70 divers parties, to the Plaintins
damq9e in All Of the above mentioned sum.
Ths Defendant will demurr or answer SAID petr
tion on or before the 2ith day OF August, lb0is or
mdqmeat viii DO taken BY default sgninst t.
RANhEH, BACkUs NOBLE,
juns7:sH Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The state Of Ohio, }cOurt Of Common Pleas.

The state Of Ohio, lCOurt Of Common Pleas.
Ouyahoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrenncr,
W. Petition Tor DlVorce.
George Eghenbrenner.
HEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
N Marietta, In I've county Of Washington, aud
State OF Bhio,is notified that Caroline Eshenbrenner
did, on the 18th day Of May, A.. ID. 1881, hs her petl
tlon in tbs Office Of the Clerk Of the Court CT Som-
and state ofOhlO, c arging the said George bsnsn-
btenner with Adultery, with one EiizA0eth kot-
the said George Eshenbrsnner; which. petition VIII
be for hearing In six weeks from the aate herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D. ISL
OAROLIHE E5HENBREhhEh,
my2o.j25 By Pierre A. Collier, bar Atty.
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/ Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
< ti0n for money.
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All of the GreFenberg Medicines are for
CHURCHILL q BROFHEB. Druggists,
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From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. Ill.,
We heartily 7dorse Mr.. spGldins, aud his unri
vailed Cophal iuls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Nv . " . .
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
THE
FOR RHEUMATIsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM
BARGO, STlFF NECK AID JOINTS,
sPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE. n i
RHEUMATIO-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of tho praries Is cultivated wa
such wonderful facility that tho farmers Of the Easter
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great mum
bers. The area Of Illinois Is about equal TO that ofm
gland, and the sol Is % rich that q VIII supporttRent
millions u people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
n sOUTHERN PART

OF the State les within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the sol Is admirably adapted 70 the growth {
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat \ worth from 10 :
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised Further E9fh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27
EASTERN AND s0UTHERN Markets.
ApPLIOATION OF CAPITAL.

These lands are contiguous 70 3 railroad lOO mhe4
II length, which connects with other roads andnaviga-
bic lakes and Flyers, thus afordng an unbroken com
munlcation viii The Eastern and Southern naEkeA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-27

Bg-A single bottle OF sPABDIEg's PBEPAREl
GLJE VIII save ten times is cost annualy.~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-11
= WAKER,s PREMIUM BIT

c,RGARE.-Jng o. hand, eondgnsd rom NsT orleans
~ Irg ss-.r. and av Erenh Brandy, lnyoced at
Ss,y rssssAAs,- rsi-at JOHNSON, FeUaSsSA ., 0rY.