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GnateEtiolsera.
TOHN sCHRlNK

HaFina removed 10 hignsW quarters. {
no. %, LYMAN's BLOCK,
oPPOgTTR TIE COURT HOUBE, on PUBLIC
Bo0ARE,
Is prepared 70 receiye the calls Of his friends End
the tnbIic e large.
EHOLFF1IFA AND RETAIL e. usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
e VAL e. the choiesst satafla ssETsd up Is no.
ment'n notice.
.il q sDTENER Ts SERVED DAILY 9 Il
oI ths seoomnodstion Ct psrBois having SulinssS
- KEEGlTT ALa on DBAUeHf:
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CONNECTIONS.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
h ALL R o A D.
suHnEa ARaAEaEnENR.

gAILR ROAD.
sUHHER ARRAEaEnKET.
10 take effect on Monday, June nth, lssi. Trains
lave Cleveland daily, lSundayg exoepted) Rs follows:
p.lb A. M.-Mail-ArriFe7 at New York 6cQ0 A. n,
Phlladelphia $50 A. H. Pittaburgh $40 ?.
n, Whoeling $50 ?. NJ New philadelphia
$50 p \.
l.s1F. n REPRESENTATIVES At New York 400 ,. H.;
Philadelphia 1890 P. NJ Pittsburgh fi:35 P.
NJ; WheelinR 5sOI A. n.
Both Trains connect at HudsCn for Akron and
MillfIsburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
via AllentOWn,l NithOut change
M Fare as low as By any other line.
- Throush TicF ets can DO procured at the Depot
OF AZ the EEclld Street Station.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
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IN OTI E.-IHR CREDIToRs OR

OTIO E-THR CREDIFORs OF
IN WILLIAM FIsKE, and ali others Interest,"
ed, VIII take notice that l. The subecrlDers have -
appointad By the IEtEe Of the Probate courfs IN
and for lbe county o. CuyahoRa, Ohio, assignes q
Tn said " iIliam Eiske, 10 the roGm Of George y.
Burritt, resigned, and that have given bail ahd
have eniered upon tha duties Of aai,f Irll9t IheI
i also take notice that all claims against the said
William Fiske must Be presented % ne ~ my Of
Zee in the city Of ClaFalands Tertheq eceulqine %
law for allowance rsecton, on or before The hrat
e-s - = e't MY - JOsTPH s. GRANNIs,
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HONE TESTLNONY,

In this connection We oEIsrs IeE testimonials:
II ana Msthodist Clergy ymAn, and When on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise ar1halis Ute.
rine Catholioon e. have adYisod ia use and
| unsd RsF. PETER SHARP,
| Western Star, Ohio.
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MoRE RMIoRAETs ron THE WKsT.-The
Toledo train went out this morning with
four hundred German emi grants, bound to
the far west. They had q plentiful supply
Of baggage and EOts Of babies. Before tbs
train left there was considerable stir
among the women, for in the hurry Of get
ting On the train the aliltle responsible
ties' got scattered, and 1t was win diff
Guilty that they we're arranged . the sstiS-
faction Of ell concerned.
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SEuFFED WATcH.--A passenger On the
Pittsburgh train got bitten to the tune Of
twenty dollars at Alliance, this morning.
A fellow came into the train and repre-
sented that be was in need Of money, and
proposed to sell his watch, ian elegant cold
watch, A." at a verH low figure. The passen-
ger, thinking the bargain good one, for
the watch was worth ct least one hundred
dollars apparently, gave him the twenty
dollars and bore OF his prize, On the
rOld, however, he discovered the manner in
which be had been cheated, but too late to
do anything more than 70 telegraph to the
police. ss
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I TOLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 4

ll1E V GLANOi OOLOMoOO q
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851 suHuER ARaANGEHENE. 1851
on and after Monday, June 10th, ISL, Paassnso
Trains Will lssve Cleveland As ioIloEs:
$40 A. X. n. Y. a Cincinnati Express-StOpping
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, Crestline, esaIons GiieadI
Centre, WOrthington, reaching Oolum-
bus at 1870 A. r., cincinnati al 4s2e ?. H.,
and Chicago via grestlins 81 7:gs ?. n
&lO ?. n. Accommodation-StoppiD at all Stations
and arriving at Columbus 7:sO P. n, and
Cincinnati ~ 2o0 A. n.
9sS ?. \. Night ENprsss-StOpping at all Stations
north OF Orestline, and st Gallon, ,Carding-
ton, Delaware and at ali other stations, TO
leave passengers only, arriving at Co
lumbus ~ Il:I5P n, and Cincinnati ct SIS
A. H., Chicago via Crestlins, at T-so A. n.
CORHE TIONs.
6hslby, Sandrsky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, Nj. Vernon, Newark, zanssEille,
Ursstiins' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima Fort Wayne LaPorteI Chicago, &C.,
vest, and kast for AanaAsld, Wooster, Has
Gallon and Bellefontains Railroad Line f5r Marion
Bellofontsine, Sidney, uniOas Euncis, In
dinspOlis, Terre Haute, Fincennes, EVAns-
| VILE, Louisville, Cairo, st. LOuis, &c.
/ Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. YeTr0n and Pitts-
| burgh Railroad for Springfield.
/ Columbus, Little Miami 3 Columbus, epd Xenil
| Railroad, for Aonia, Dayton, Indianapolis
| TerFe Haute, st. Louis Morrow, LOvsiald
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
VILE, Evansville, Cairo St. Louis, and al
| points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
VILE, Wheeling, &c, Columbus, PiQna aDt
Indiana Railroad for PiqGa, Ur6snS, &c.
- For Tickets 10 sll points and inf0rmstiOn ap
ply At the Passenger station on nm. s-,-.---.
FU--a ar,H luna
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OlevslAnd. March ~, '6l. 5glenntsnGent.
HREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED
By rscens nportant changes this Read is now sbls
70 furnish unusual facilities for intsreumm imitation
LAST, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
IULB CONNECTIONS with all through traina
70 PHILADELPHIA and New York, IN the East-With the
south, b IL Washington Branch Roaa-by OleEe-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati tIainss with the Northwest West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets % Baltimore, PhIIsdeID Dhia, New
York Boston give the privilege Of lying over ct
any Of the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addl-
ionEl give ths prEilege ofEiHitug Washington City
en- route.
nckets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington City.
HS-Ears e. Low e. By any other Route.
- Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Ask for Tickets By BAtimOre and Ohio Railroad.
J. h. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agtnt.
e. & a saT esnsIsl II ficSS. SSlh assnt
slEsLEQ.
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RFaal AntifEs.
John Crowen,


John CrOwen, In Attachment
.,,.,rbSS55,,. r.. ls.,o,. q. q. B.ph.n, }.
sieIphias hon county, Ohic.
nm THE 9Th DAY OR JULY.
1851, an order Of attachment vas issued in this
action fer the sum q Two hundred twenty nine ana
6O-ig dollars, and the same set for hs9,ing before
said Justice At bis Oeo in the city OF Cleveland or
the 18th ay Of August, ls6l
Clevennd, July " lssl:s8
10y VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
u MOrtgasss made snd dated EebEueEy On, Isl, ~
low, TO secure the payment Of certain lud gnenE,
recorded in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahogs
eaid 81 Bsskls. said Judgment being for slss.sl;
Plaintiffs costs, t5,55-i73fo, with interest IRON
Dt9eRSsr o 5 - At 5Sbe 1i f sef5RS oS t6s rs
day Of June, 1851, At 10 O'Clock A d Ons Clue FAC
tory one steam Engine IN said faetoEys and Al per.
tainng thereto lOt Of Bones and about 3 barrels
Of Glue, and lot Of materials for manuiactarIns
clue, being the property 20 mortglged 70 ne. sad
clue Facfory being kn0En as Baikie's Cine Facto-
east corner OF R0ekpoTt township and said sao VII
take Plaes Al said Glue Fses12IH7y;; ;;s u,nrwrU6.
UIavslAnd. Nay q. Iasi=zs7
MASTERS SA Il E.-PURsUAFI
.lyA to the command Of decrstaI order Of jsal6
froEI the Court Of COmm0l Please Of CuFahoFf
County, ct the suit Of William n. Hayes and otbers
against John Greenbrier and others, 70 ne d.rects
shlI expese for sale at public auction, Et the dcol
Of the Court House in the CITY Of Olegelad, On te
dith dag Ct July, ls5ls at three oieloek r H. tnf
ship Of Brooklyn in the oounty Of tuyehoga, ane
state Of Ohio and being IN that part Of the Oity %
Cleveland, formerly called ohio City and known -
lots numbers twenty Zone and twenty two In 4ecot
Psrkinss subdivision Of part of the south-easterl
portion Of original lot No. my In aid township o.
Brooklyn each Of sid lots beng hfy fset front on
Clinton strost Appraised e 80; 49,,
Loren Prsatis Master Comm,r.
piHl iune3s34Z
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.LEVELAND 9 ERIE B. h.

HLEVEhAND / ERIE &. Il.
Is5l. SUMNER ARBAHGEMEHT 1851.
On and aites Aonday, Nay 9Th, 1851 Passenger
IEAVE CLEVELAND.
s.25 A. n EXPRESS NAIL TRAIS-Stopping at
all Stations except Euclid, Rickl ne, Men.
tor, Perry, gniOnVille, Saybrook, Fairyiew
and BWanFille, and arrives ct Erte at l2;44
- PsM DunEirk a-OD p NJ Bulfslo as p ~
400 ?. \. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIH-Stop-
@ ping at PainssVilie, Ashtabula and GirRTd
only and arrives at Erie 7s06 ?. \ Dun
kirk at $50 p n, Buffalo at l0s25 P. n,
f.s5 ?. 4. C0NHEAUT ACOOMMODATIOA-StO
900 ?. 4. HI6HF ExPRESs TRAIH-stopping At
PainssEille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives ct Erie af I2.le A. n, DankiFk st
200 A. ~ Bufalo 80 A. X
LEAVE ERIE.
l:I5 A, q. NIGHT Express TRAIN-StoppiDg at
Girard, AshtsbulA and PAinesVills only and
arrives ct Cleveland ct l:a8A.M.
except ssybro0k, UnionviIle, Perry, Men.
tor end Mieklifiei and arrive ct Cleveland
At ls45 p. 4.
I25O ?. h. DAY EXPRESS rRAIH-Stopping at Gi-
rard, Oonneaut, Ashtabula and PAinesville
only, and arrives et Cleveland at 43D P. 4.
AOOOAHoDATION TRAIN VIII leave Uonnsaut
at SEQ A. NJ stopping Of all sfHtionB, and
arriving at ClsTelsnd 1t 9:l0 A. \.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ST. LOuis, ko and all the trains going eastward
connect st Duakirk with the trains Of the n Y. 3.
RailrOad, and ct Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City RailroadE.
OsVeIand, May6, lssl.
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and Cafherins = Oakley who are non-residsnts
81 M STATE Of Ohio. are nctihed that the Gaid plain
N . oo o,i;5 se ~ Z & Il tbsm S sSd sam1si M-S,
rssiGenf o the county 0i Lake, In the state o. mo-
and otheTs stating u sqPsiane , tt q tns - qs5
aEafnst the said Rodney n. Mathsas, (Hhese vie
5he then Was,l praying e Be divorced RON hin ios
the cause of aaultsry WITH ons Lucinda AlilsB ald
mat saia Court, At the November term thereof
1857, ordered the said Rodney 70 pay her $50 a All
mony pending suit, and that at the February tern
thsa Of le5s sad canse vas tred and doereo enter
"a annulling said marriage. and granting heE amo-
addition % the slid sun Of $50 which sum Aie y
,t5 r,i-s,- -ifr,- - n .,id counfv The pefifion
In fhis further states that the e kodney a.
Ter the hii1g Of said kstttion .or divorce . gre-
the Court should decree % her, on the trial o. said
cause, without eo9siderstiony pretendsd g s9fyey
ing described real estate situate IN sad county, %
the said saEaaei Mathews, to wit known as being
part o. original lot kO e3, in the City cf Cleveland,
bounded as follows: beginning the northeast cor
neT Of said lot On the southe-iy line 81 The Pube
H. ~ ~ Id =, fToT15iSis -ft: t6e6es Tssfsiiy
with the n0rtherly lire 0f Champlain street = eti
thence noFthsrlS 3 rignt ansss aS, ~ -
Public square s. feet 70 The place Of oeginnlng; A.
90 that Tie said ealn1el aths5s reesls 80 80
for the sole purpose Of aiding the so soansJ - u
placing his Interest in said premises beyond tne
reach Of the piaintlns End . dstrana nsr;
dsncy 81 aid petition Tor divorce, the AZ samuel
Al ne request o. the aaid kot1eE and ior tae pur
uoss Of more eectualy placing said premises beIond
n -sseb n I'D dscrss for elimonJ, nortgaeed tie
Said reaI sstata 70 the aald catherine y. Oakley
Who said petition alleges, bad notice q the lrndn
ienf fnfsnfious Of TIA said Rodney and samuel
ne prayer Of said petition Z. that the sid Quit
Claim Deed froa the sid Rodney % t1e aale eala-
uel BE- set aside frandulenti that aid moftgAee
III found 70 have been received 10 Good iath, b po1
roned 70 the said decree o the 7ant1s end that the
said premises, conveyed % lld samuel - sod y
order q said Court; and that he proceed9 Of sad
ale b appiisd-Igt, 70 the payment of the a1onrt
dne On said dsGre8 and costs entered in aTor q
fhe oainfi And that the residue abide the order uf
ne sd Rodney q. AafhsWs and Catherine y
OaFIeT are also notified that they are required %
au1Her said PatitGn on before ths 3i1s day Of An
gust 1851. ). D. A1TGlL,
iunSl1.sH Attorneg for Plaintiff
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C0mmtaslou.

ELOURl FLOURil FLOURlil--
II We have or hand and for sale, q large stock Of
fresh Ground Family and Bakers FLOUR, consist
ing in part " the following we'll known and reliable
brands, which dealers viii ind IL Tor their interest
to cali and examina.
Phmnix, Akron Milla, Cify Mills, Muncls, Ind,
Pearl {" Pendleton, Indiana,
Elkton, - /" Our Mills, a
Empir6, Ohio, Arcadia,
City, St. Clair Mills, Buck Creek, q
Walhondine, Ohio, Loeua Groge, ["
Hamilton, Ohio, CataWba, Ohio,
WarsaW, Ohio, Nay Eloger. Ohio,
Ashland, Ohio, franklin Miilss ohio.
Catatact, Ohio, Goshen, Ohio.
Enterprise, Ohio, Also
Franklin ard Brighton, white Rye.
CLARK, GARDEER &CO.,
jeH s9, II, g and l5 River St,
DOTAl UES.-l 900 BUSH. PURE
White aud BIue Heshsnnock Potatoes in store
junsJs q lIsrEin street.
CEED POTATOES-A CHOICE
~ variety Of Seed Potatoes IN store and for sals b.
fta OALDWETfL q SIMMONS,
may1 - Union street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nils a. Stark City Mills. Two OF the best
brands Family Flour fn this market.
iunsis w. = : zIaaH4Ss aslSi5 Il,
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Sloppaqs of Mallrs % ObstrH.honi.

StopPags of Nature or 0bstrEsfOHt.
Thfss Pills have never been known 70 ttu when
the directions have been st5irtiy followed and they
are peFr- city safe &c take b. the most cellcele-
TO MARklEO LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, a. thew remove dihlculties and sestore
nature, no matter from what earss The Obstruction
may ari.s. A few days in most cases viii Frodnoe
tks desired effect and although 90 p0eri1li yet no
injury will rssul from their use, but those Who
are Drrgnant should not use them as they have En-
eject contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their Virtues, with numerous
certificates from well known physic ans aud apnth-
ecaries can b had on application to the agent who
will aua tns Pills, II desired mail, post paid 10
apy sddres1 on rFc.ipf or tie money 20 a in boxes
containing sixty Pills, bg ell the principal drug giss
@. W. CLARK, Gen Agent
iyl5;R16 lls supsTilr q. llsyelAnd, y.
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9BT TAE BEST
UYURETER'9 WATER DRAW-

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w m comuand5 fhs aduiirafl0n o. every iuF-
n of Puro Water. The OLD OAKEE BuUEEf Win t-1
lmproEsmants attached, make FHE lEE4 artlcto tn
no other way can water Be FAissd 60 AAgss -
IL r ss,t in a5scarance and occupies HtEls Spsos
dmRls n construction, AID not liable % Eet cut q
5rdor. Call and see e; it rscommded1 teeil.
,. WHEELEH 4 CO., Prop,-1,
Hswitt's Block, Vineyard 81, CleFel1l1i Ullo.
Aqaufa wanted % eFery State and lOu " -
stat8 and Conutg RiRhta los Eaia-
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RaiI R0ade.
VLEYELAND 3 TOLEDO R
N sUMMER ARRAE0EMEHT

iLh Y ALANU = AShAOO u n
,ssIi SUMNER ABRAE0EhEHT. 1881
on and ailer Monday, JEna ~, 1881, .Ilin1 VII Tua
daily fGundaya excsptod) a. Dligws
500 A - Ohlo8R0 ExpresS-BtoBpin ~ Lbrea, 6rai-
to1, Obarlin, Wnfomant hOrwAlk, Eopro0-
VILE, Bellevue, Olydo, Iremcnt. ElmoToY
and arrives at Tolado a. 8U0 A. IL, Ohiea'
20 eco p NJ, Detroit 81 200 p ~.
$50 A. H. Through Aall-ntopplng 81 all stations on
the southern Division arriving e Toledo 81
,ss n Mai' Stops al ali stations sa-t o. ganduaky
on Northern Division, aud arrives et San.
duaky at B;l5 p q.
t45 p n Telegraph Expreas-5topping 1t Berea
Grafton, ObqFlin, ,Wakemsns hcrUaik, Mon
nrooyiilf, Bellevue, Clyde, Frgf1onf, hl-
more, and arrives 81 Toledo at $50 II. n,
chicago at 500 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made ht Eonroeylllo With the San
6naky, Mansfield and Newark b. H., lt C,-de VIII
ne sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Z. T.. s. 1rs-
mort with Fremont Indiana h. r., and q Toledf
s-ifh ne Michigan Southern 4 northern indiana
aud Toisdo and Wabash HAllroada Tor Chioago, De
trolt, jackson, Fort WhYns, IoganspOIt, Lsiayette
Oair0 Alton, Sc. Louia and All points W eCt horta
Trsins arrive in Cleveland irom Tefoto and tn,
WeSt at s:lO A. H, s.B ?. H. andest5 ,. 4. 1rou
/ sanduskT ct $50 A. H. ,,,,,,--r.,
Cfevelapd June q, issl SuB't
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It's principal merits ara Ia
SIMPLICITY, DuKABILIfT, EAs1 Is HoRKINas
q L EA Inns
And its Impossiblity to Freeze Upi
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
IT Oh THE SPOUT, doing away with the cqia-
6lfcatsd machinery Necessary % accompli1h botA--
Ia simplicity aes Il lesl liable = eet o1s Of cfr.
fhan snT ether Drawer. Ths Curb, BIcEst- &C., ara
Substantially made d the best material th1 Ihois
being calculaiad to msoi The Wants q tie Enhic-
Res.y ezB Be- Tlilod - lsss tias thGa p ~
ofhE ~.
Il Discharges nom the Bottom Of tie c1ckst.
gWAn ne yOgs. seouirsd b % raiss he = ~ o.
sr 49, !. s,.s11S1s s,.s baY6iN's WATER DRAWER
hefors purchnaina anV 0tner- AdlreE8
1AMES DAfAIH 4 Co. REoFLsl
FkoFoRT-e05 Ontario street, Cleveland. ONO.
Ba3-Stats and COUNTY Rights l1f lais. Ade1e51
hoVs n0FmR6
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING M.
WHE attention Of The enterprzlg and Industries poE-
t5n Of the community Is directed 70 the foioN.nz
statements and liberal Inducements offered thsm by ne
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable them, b
proper energy, perseverance and industry, % provide
eomfortabls homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very htiie capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State IN gs YalIa Of The Mississippi odsrs 80 great
an inducement 70 she settler As the STATE Of Illinois
lions Of climate and sol 30 admirably combine 70 pro
dHes those tgo great siapes, CoRE and HA1, as nc
Prairies Of nlino1.
TIE SOUTHERN PART
Ofthe STATE lies with the zone OF The Cotton regions
while The sol b admirably ADAPTED 70 the growth q
Tobacco and Hemp and tie Wheat 4 worth from 70 q
% es more per bushei than hat rased further norh
RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
ne deep rc loam Of the pralries IS eutTated wa
such wonderful facility that tho farmers of The Easter
and Middle States are moving % lnol = -. y E e
glad ard The soll Il % reh shat VII support tEei
millions q people.
KAsTERN AND SOUTHERN EARKEfs.
Tbess lands are eontguous 10 q Faiiroad 100 misa'
IN engh which connects viii olher roads and navgA
be likes and rivers, thus a1ordns nn unoroEen eo
muulc4LLQ9 ll-4AlAA -
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
nus far, capital and lsbor have been applied . q
VeooinQ the soil the great resources Of the Safs
rol sld fror are almost untouched ne inTaKa5le rn
that he mechanic arts flourish best where food and fa'
arecheapesf will follow at an early day N ILLINOIS, an
Al he course Of the next Ten years The natural avs AZ
necessties o. she warrant tho belief thai ~ le
Ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged u %
slats Of Illinois IN various manuiastaFing s@pioj
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 900 Of private capital have been e.
Ferded On the railroad system of Illinois. lnasnien
art of thsfncoms from several Of these works, vi
vaiuabls pubcfund IN lands, 90 70 diminish he stal
sxpenses ;the EAxE3 AR1u uG, and must sose9 aeaii
FH STATE DEBE
NJ -ts al g only $40 Jos 3oe "a, and .5stAia Q
- ~, .,srs has ba rafoed - go ,745 50, and :
-, Tsas5sd5ly epsst taf ~ tes years = WI ees'as 6
6nct
Pamphlets descriptive q The lAn6s, sol, climate
z j. w T
Ror the names OF the Towns, vi
I nOis Cent. r. H, see pages Ass, ASS Z
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Q. n. Barter, Bsfsrs Jane Wallaes; !uslies
2, sSs FsAsS q 4issls 81 o1rsh,
ON THE 22D DAY OB JUNE.
Ios4 NJ order Of attachment vas ISSUED fn
tsIS scfion ior ths sun of Thros Hundrsd Dollarz,
A1E1st, Is6l, At 9 O'Clock A. u.
Dsssa Esr'A O., Iua' >. 81 Hi''sa
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ARKAD or AL OFHKR8f
re mosf Si1,PIs aad sEeisaf masIls non Is ~
for sssvatEg DateT non lSells Of 1ig ssPtA
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VIENNA
OE PARIS

.rOAL AND CARBON OIL 50 CFs
~ ~ sallons at Q. }: A4At,lIllhss
i7nea rra9I - -- y <NAsit+ S't4-'
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONINg

T1nE TAELE No. Is-TO take eject on and after
THURSDAY, March 2lst, ISL.
Uav,la,d n Vouno-So-rn
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Loren Preatis
me-

me stats Of Ohio, /
Cuyah0ga County IS J
Caroline Eshenbrennel
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NEW REMEDY.

shDsrcsdine Cubsbs, Copaiba, uapguleas 2r A1y
CON round thai kas ever bssa beiore the paoho. ~
- - oEE HUNDRED PHTsIOIAHs. :,
In thoir private practica WITH entire Success ~ Al
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
= 80 : ,.-i-.fs Al iseaaeI. A Cure 4 frequant-
Il nsrfarnod IN . week, and entire oonndenee MAJ
= oisosd N thea This remedy is > newly oi.cot-
49, Nneci6c more actiFe and more spoedy ~ ~ 81
iscts than Cubobs or CopAibs alone. fno fllts ~
half The aizo OF Capsules, and never nalleey tne
stomach or iIlpragnats the pFeath' siA ooAsA Eiii
~ Prizes ONE DOLLAR.
me above Will be sent by naii' on reoeipt OF 1ns
nsSsS ssSsS ~ wH. gIEKE Acct q. gls..l..A.
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nrRsad what DR.. Bushnell says Of fhs Gralsn-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensive
prnctce and one Of the most successful IN the eoun
" (Trumbull) IN which be resides;
sfFhis cartifes that have used the GraenberF'8 q
IL and MarBhall's Catholicon, sold here b. u. q.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trunbuli county, Ohioi March u 1857.
Sod by DruRgist8 and Medicine DealsrI through
out he country. For Medicines OF Agsncies, ad-
dres1 II. =. A1NacAi ~ Nles sellqQs
iGnSdsv General AssntfoF Ohio.
All Of the GreGenbesg Medicines sFe fOs
sale By l
oagRgHUILL I. e..;5 sRoT5 2 ER ISEs R5Rssl5s.. s.
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8aannfaEtRrErs

DAYKIN's WATER DRAWER
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mF soUTHFRF PART

or The State lies within the zons Of The Cotton region
while the sol q admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat X worth from IS
% cs more per bushei than that rased further norh
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No State IN he Waller Of the Mississippi o6srs 80 great
an nducemens 70 she settler As fhe STATE Of Illinois
There is no portion Of the WoFh whore al the eOndi-
lions Of climate and sol admirably combine 70 pro
dacs those tEo great staples, CoRH and WEAI, as nc
Prairies of HlinO1.
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RICH POLLING PRAIRIE lands.

he deep rich loam Of the pralres Is euldEated VA
such wonderful facility that the farmers of he Easter
and Middle Slates are moving 70 limos 10 great nun
bars Ths area of limos IS about equal 70 that o. =
glad ard The soil s % Tch hat i vii support tEsn
milIuul q peOple.