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WESTERN REsERvE SEHIEARY.-We have
received the Seventh Annual Catalogue of
this Institution, which is located at Far
mingtOni TrumbuIl county, and is in a
most fOurishing condition. The Seminary
is under the auspices Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and it is the ambition
Of the Faculty "to make this q safe retreat
for the %innoSent where parents may place
their children, and feel safe in the assu-
rance chat their morals, IS veil as their
intellectss win be cared for.p Their eata-
logue is for the year ending June, 1861,
from which We make the following sum
mary FAN term, los Winter term, 81;
Spring term, 56-totaL 248. 4
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Ans ron 81. LoUIs.-Tbs United Stat,

Arms zen 81. LoUIs.-Ths United States
Express sent forward, last night via Glsvs-
land and Toledo Road, hhy cases more OF
United States arms for ST Louis directed
to Capt. eallenasr. This makes 1900
stand Of arms that tie 0. 8. E4pfesss
hsye f0rVarded 10 81. Louis Eithin .hSiast
two Wseks-6,OOO last week, and 5000 his
week. They have also sent forward $500
.stand Of arms to JefsrsOnVills, Indiana,
this week.
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MtEaieiaEs.
e
COMPOUND REMEDY, Dl

A COMPOUND hEMED1, OB-
"a SIGNED g BE- the most sasotaal ALfE5sIIEs
Para earsaparilla, 90 combined with other snbatan-
oes Of still greater aiseratixs goWsr as 70 hpora ~
putod TO cure, 10 10 believed that such remedy u
wanted b. those Who suffer from strn1sogs sem
plaintB, and that one which will accomplish theli
euro must prove Of immense service 70 this large
class Of our afflicted lplOw -eltiEenH. How o~oHaplete-
pertinent on many Of tho worst easoa TO be found IN
the foll0wing complaints
FIoHs AND ERUPTfvE DIsEAaEss UEoERs, PMPhEA
BEorCHEs, fUAnRAl SALT knEUn. soktn ntAh,
nrsatSE, DpoPsy. NruSSLSiA oS nc DoUIo0haUx,
DEBMIFY, DYsPEPsIA AND IHDIdEssloNi kRIslPELA9l
kosE % ~. AEFHoka5 LLaE ana InnSept Inc ths
RTSis compound WIN DO found . great promoter Of
humors which foster In the hl9p9 at that season q
the year. By the timOJ expulsion Of them many
tudeg can, ~ the s6id Of fhia remedy, spare them.
selves from the epdqr4nee q t9ul eruptlons ana ~.
70 nd ttSsif 81 eoTrapsions, II not s.sistsdt to DO Ibis
through the natural channels Of the body by 81 al.
t%erstlys medicine cine oifS5 neT GqS me me- sihe fbF 9lSSS
the skin In pimples, eruptionsi or, soresi cleanse u
when you lind It obstrueted and sluggish 10 ne
disorder IA OH people enjoy betteF Realhi AUD I've
healthy, aud eli Is we'll; but with this pabulum Of
life disordered, there can DO, no lasting health;-
gfsat msobipeTY Of life Is disordered or oEerthrOYn.
Sarsapar3liR has, sna deserves much, the reputa
ton Of accomplishing these ends. But the W9Fld
has bs0n egreQiouRly deceived By preparations Of H.
partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue
that y claimed fE.l H. but more because many pre-;
parattoDa, pretending 10 be concentrated extracts OF
e, ooptaih b%ut1ittIe Of the virtue q SsrlsOasiia, OF
any thing else.
During late years the public have been mislsd bg
large bottles pretending 70 give 3 Iuart q Extract
Of sarsaparillh for oao dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for thay not only contain
Utfla. III any. Harannnrilla. Int often no curative
prOp5Ttios whatever. Hange, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the use ofthe various OK.
traots a. SarsspaTilla which dDod the market until
the name itself il Justly despised, end haa heeomC
anonymous with imposition aud cheat, still We
call this compound SRrsaparilla, and. intend TO SUP
ply such q remedY as shall rescue the name from the
load Of OblOquy which rests upon it. And We think
are irrsslstible By the Ordinary run. Of the diseases
It IS intended 10 cure. N. order TO secure their CON.
plete eradication hcm the system, the remedy should
hoftIa.
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MASONIC CELEBRATIOE.-This fraternity
celebrated the Anniversary Of John the
Baptist in an appropriate manner, at Mil
~lersburgb, on Monday last. Delegations
from Akron, Canton, and MassillOn were
present. Gen. L. V. Bierce, of Akron, de-
livered an grafton on the occasion.
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FROM BUFFAIo.-The Western MetropO-
lis, Capt, Goldsmith, came in this morning
at s o'clock, with thirty-six cabin passen-
gers and q light load of freight 1t stOrmed
quite hard when the Metropolis left Buffa-
10, and il was so cold that OvercOats were
essential for the comfort Of passengers
The Western Metropolis leaves for Buffalo
at g o'clock this evening.
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Y URIOUS KOINCIDENCEI
SLOAN UNDER THE OOUNTERiI
sNTTu ANN oTurRa IN uoxIn

NORRIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION where eVsry owner Of
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine In use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Colds, OOuGhH,
Loss ofAppetite, Hids.bound, Distsmpers, &c, &c.
S-Thsse Powders always give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale by =. y. Gaylord,
4. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and strOng& Arm.
strong, OlevelGnd, o., and By ell Druggists IN the
country. Also, ct Wholesale by the Proprietor, ct l6l
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
fsbS:R9sdsW 9. g, NORRIS.
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FROH lsT oHIo REeuEHT.-oue Of our
Washington correspondent informs US that
Lieut. Hempson who it win be rseOuected,
had lie sword shot away at Yienns, and
wa wounded BY the explosion Of a SHELF
Is Acting Aajutant of the FIRST Ohio Regi.
ment the regular officer having resigned.
He also says that Captain Paddock has
resigned, and is on his way home.
lie reports also the sppoiniueHG Of sew
ersl e~lsyelanders to important posltibns in
the army.
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A oHAFcE ron PArRIoTIO FFERs AND
DRUHMERs.-Al ffers a~ndairanmers in
this vicinity, whO-0re willing to spend the
Fourth in dispensing martial music to fks
attending crowds, sre requested q report
themselves 10 R. n. N. Taylor, Of de An
gier House, q Of The Committee On Music,
before tomorrow Saturday evening. The
Committee have nc surplus funds ii their
hands and must therefore invite %gratuitods
..--iaag
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CRoPs.-We learn from q gentlemen just
in from Geauga county that crops Of all
kinds are suffering greatly for want of
rain, in that locality. Grass and oats,
more particularly, nsed rain at this time,
in order for aver q half crop.
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CANNON FOR CIECIEEATI.-The freight
train Of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincin-
natl Road left this morning with sixteen
cannon, destined for Cincinnai-eight
6~4-pOunder, and eight 42-pOuuders.
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RUN IEFo.-The steamer North Star, on
her way down from Lake Superior, while
rounding at Detroit on Wednesday nigh,
was u into by a scow and q hole stove in
her ~starbOard bow. WOrkmen are engaged
in repairing the damage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

THE 4FHIE MILLEEsBURG.-The patriotic
citizens Of Millersburg ere to celebrate the
coming "FOurth" in a appropriate way.
The Republican says, lots of "sOjer boys
will be present.
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Ba. We are pleased to learn that our
fellow citizen, Walter Chester, Esq, has
been appointed to a lucrative position in
connection with the American Express
Company. He win be located at Cleye-
lAnd.-Erie Gazette, June 81.
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-
q And madness ever round Us lies,
The anal end and bourne Of thought"
Fling down the volumes weary youth,
Those books Of ancient lore,
The heritage Of after days.
From the far days Of yore.
Why, Ger each solid and dreary page,
witt waste the midnight oilS
Why spend the hours Of day and night
In such des1sdies tolls
Why let uneeasing study pluck
The light from on. thine eyer
why warp thy brain to grasp the lore
or buried days gone by
sull Natures scenes are round thee spread,
Unsoiid from age to age,
stil glow the scenes, as once they glowed
To him who wrote each page.
sin blooms the bower, still shine the stars,
Up in the vault Of night,
still shines the moon the silent moon,
With undiminishsd light.
still rolls the sea, which on Its breast
The olden heroes bore
With the a varied march OF waves
1t thuRders 'gAlnst the shore.
sin heroes strive, IS true and brave
As those Of Homer's lay,
Still mAldens sigh-as fair l wot
As those Of elder day.
Then turn thee from this wastefal toll,
Amidst the buried past,
Give heart and soul 70 living things,
To thought and ALTON vast.
Ignoring all this cumbrous lore,
By toll and struggle bought,
Go Z join them in the living strife,
Col grasp the living thought,
oBERLIS, June %, 1851.
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pRFsEnr pOPuIATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
me Shate Is rapidy Cling up with population 859
los persons having been added since 1855, naElng nj
present population J, 73SsS, E raao 0l92 per esnt Z
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs
he Agricultural Products Of illinois are greater thai
IhosS ofany ether State. The products sent out d4rtn-
uasfy year enceeded ], 5O0, coo me Whe1tcroa
ID Is6O approSches S5,o00Ioo bushels, While ne eI
crop glsii5 not less than l40iOO0ioO9 bushels.
FERTILITY or TIE SOIL
Nowhere can The industrious farmer Eecure such fn
mediate results for his hber these prans coils
-ltbeV being composed OF q deep rich kami the erliht
La Which, IS unsurpassed By any on he GIBBS.
TO ACTUAL CULfIVATORA
ig;nes 1854, ne Company hare 5od 1900, 900 dcrs'
Hey s1 only 70 GetudI cuiAu1toTs, and euay e0H9a
,~logniGins an dgrssneRt 10 euliudis. Tie rod has bee
eonzhIUfad through Ike lands az apsa5s 5000
loco. IN 1850 the population g JUty-Hins cgulhe
hrough Whieh Il pdsss, ieas only S35 595 since phthE
l293 Adrs beea aided; waking he cAdsP 9paiGaQn 81
s9l, a0aia Of 143 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence ofthe thrift Of be people hmay
stated that COO 900 tons Of freight, inonding $500
bushels CT grain, and go, 900 barrels Of h0GF WGEsfc
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen win ind the ffee schc
lsystem encouraged BY tho state and endowed with
large revenue for the support Of schools Their en-
ldreu can 1--we In sight Of the church and schoolhouse
and groW.up with the prosperity Of the leading szts
the Great Wes.ern Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from 50 70 SIS p
acre, according TO location, quality, 6G FIRST ca
llfarming lands sell for about SO to so per acre az.
the reltiYs expense Of subduing prairie land as coz
ilpared with wood land is IN the ratio Of 70 OmfaF
u the former. The terns Of sale for the bulk Of the
lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE
Iat six per cent per annum, and six interest notes az
lper csnL payabls respectively in one, two, three fot
i've and SIX years from date Of sale and four not
, for principal, payabls IN flour, i've, sxand seven Te
from date ofsale; the contractstipuiatng that Cle-tsl
elof the tract purchased shah be fenced and ~cultvate
each and every year, fer i've years from date ofsa
so that az the end Of i've years onahaH shah Be -
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEF
: from the valuation for cash, except the sau
at six dollars per acre, when the cash
dollars.
productions, prices, and terms ofP9
OSTER, land Conn
Chicago
ages, and cities situated upon fheH
$50, APPLETON'S RAILWAY guido
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ERRATUM.-We were in error in our no
lice of the pleasure excursion Of the Nor
thern Light to Lake Superior, in stating
that Hussey s Mcbride we're the Agents.
Hanna, GarretsOn & Co., are the Agents.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcIEs-Rev. s. W. Adams,
viii preach on Sabbath afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
at the Scovin Av. Mission. Friends and
neighbors of the mission are respectfully in
vited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

DEPUTY o. s. MARsHAL.-United States
Marshal Earl Bill has appointed Colonel
Erastus Spencer, Of ClaridOn, Geauga Co,
Deputy for that county. This is eminent
ly an appointment "ft to be made
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FHBPARHD PY
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.,
L0WELL MASS.
LIZ AAAg mARbs
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for -.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles Six Bottles Tor Is.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
IL 10 entirely unnecessary Tor Us 70 recount the eVls
dence Of its virtues, Wherever 1t has been employed,
AZ It has long been in constant use throughout this
section, We ne0d not DO more than assure the people
Its quality Is kept up to the bsst 1t eyer has been and
that it may be relied on to do for their TsliGt ell IL
has ever been found to do.
AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS,
o Il CURE OF
OoSiUenGa, JaHndios, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, DygsHl
terV, Foul &ohldch, EzDglpelcs, Headache, PIES Rhsi
mGhsm, ElpfiOHs and Skia Diseases, LipT OCHptdiat
propsy, TsReT, Tsns0rs and SaH RAeHm, Worms, G0ug
HeErdbia, a. a Dinner RA, and for Purifying
Blood.
They are sugar-costsd, so that tho most sensitive
~speTient in the world for all the purposes Of q family
physic.
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes for SI.O.
Great numbers OF Olergymen, Physicians, States.
meR, and eminent percentages, have lent their nance
10 certify tbs unparalleled usefulness Of these rene
dies, but our space here viii not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named mrnlsh gratis
our American ALMANAC, in which they are glVeni
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed Tor their
cure
DO not be put of by unprinciplsd dealers with
other prepsratiOns they make more profit on. De-
mand AYER's, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is Tor themi and they should have
An our remedies are for sale By VIZ. FIsRE,
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Z. +. GAYLoRD, and By all
Druggists.
- Ayers Cherry Pastoral. SsrsspariIla and "a
thsrtic PILLS. are for sale by Churchill & Brother, ..
". corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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"ASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyk BALE.-Pursuant to q decretal order Of ssle.
issued ron the Court or Please Tor Ouga-
hoga County, Ohio, in an action therein pending,
wherein Samuel S~iarkweather Is plaintiH and John
Matthias Mack, Caroline Mack aud others, are de-
fendantsl Ishsll, on the 9Th day ofJulys 1851, at two
o'clock p. n, expose for sale AZ public auction, a.
the door OF the Court House, in said county, the
lands and ttnement8, described IS fellows, to Wit:
LIST. -Situate in tho township OF kockp0rtl in Guy
ahoga county, Ohio, being the whole Of subdivision
lot number thirteen gBl in section number one N
in said township Of k0ekpOrt, containing oriy- four
s. 100 acres ofiand, Is surveyed By Ahaz Merchant"
Appraised value 81 $40 90.
%. "Situats in the township Of Rock ort, In Guy
ahoga County, Ohio being the whole Of subdivisioa
lot number fourteen O4l In said section Eumber one
a. aud containing iourtF-hye b6-lq acres, as sur
Fsyed By Ahaz Merchant, Appraised value Sli70
JOSEPH s.. GBANhIS,
;. slarkWeetheri Master CONN., a
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JoHE BRowS, JE.-Fhis distinguished
parsonage came in This morning on the
Detroit boat from Canada, and proceeded
Immediately by Lake Shore train for his
home in Ashtabuls. he is looking we'll.
He did not have with him, this time, " IF
teen hundred Indians and Canada negroes"
and does not anticipate joining his +" force
on Beaver river" for the present.
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PERsoNAL-The wife and daughter Of
Hon. Thomas CorWin were at the Angler
this morning.
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geaal aotiEes.

DY VIRTUE OF a OHATTEl
I'D MOrtgaes, made snd dated February 5ih, 1851
81 NJ. Bash e to me, on the property described b.
low, 10 secure the payment Of q certain lud gmen1
recorded in the Court Of Common Pieaa Of CuyahoE
County, and the costs therein IN my favor againf
said n. Baskle. Said judgment being for sl66,s8
Plaintiffs co5fss S5,55-l73,s0, with interest tnoE
December 10Th, 1855. j have taken pcs non Of
and shall On5r for sale az public suction On tde a.
day Of june 1851, at 10 OiclOcl "A. NJ one Glas sar
tory, one steam Engine IN said Factory, and ali psa
tanning thsretO, 3 lot Of Bones and shout . harrsi
Of Glue, and a lot Of materials for ~msnuactuFI1
clue, being the property 90 mortgagsd % me- Sal
Glue Factory being known a. Baskle8 Glue EactC
~, and situated on the Lake Shore, IN the north
east corner Of Rockport township, and said sails vi
take place at said Glue fActoy.
mar.isnh NJ % 1ssr.a.Gg
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ERIE CoNFEREEcE-The Erie Annual
Conference of the NJ. E. Church, will com
mence its session, at Warren, Pa, on the
18th of july.
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PERsONAL-ReV. Frederick 7 Brown of
this city, left on the 9:l5 Pittsburgh and
Wheeling train, this morning, to take his
position as Chaplain Of the 7th Ohio Regi-
ment He expects to join his regiment at
Bellaire tonight. He is in excellent
spirits.
Captain P. Il. Breslin, 18Th Infantry O..
8. A. aud Lieut.. Homer Baldwin, 9th Ar
tillery, o. s. A., arrived in the city this
morning on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road. They left Washington on Wednes-
day night and expect to remain in the city
q few days previous to entering upon the
discharge Of their duties. Camp life ap-
pears to agree with them.
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VIENNA
M PARIS

I. - 9AAEuIi8
ERIESEMAR I, 90 8, ARE DE
II TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTER9 PATHNTo
England ana secured By the Seals OF the EdDls de
.,hermacie Dc PARA, and thu Impsria college q
Aedtcine, Vienna,
No. e invaluable for exhaustion, sp~ermatqrh0A
No. 9 completely Candidates al traces Of thss dis
eases that have heretofors been treated By tide aau.
o1Qpa and psrniclom use oicop8iTe and eubeba
Ho-S has entireg supplanted the inTufioud uBs
mercury thereby tnsul1ng 70 the sufferer spBdY 70.
hsh disgeFging AL impuritioss and roofing out ths
TRIEHEAAR, nos. !, 2 snd 5, are prspsratton the
nrm Of alozenee, devoid Of taste and smalb snd can
and divided into separate doses, Is administarod b
felpeau LallemandR oux, Ricoid, &C. Price 50 each,
or 4 cases tor t9r which BaY6 g; and 10 81 cases,
whereby there II a saving Of s., TO Be had Wholsssie
end retail ofDE BARROW, No. 1876 Blesckef street
New York. Immediately on ~receiving q Temittancs
%. Barrow VIII forward the Triesemar to any par
oithe world securely packed, and add esso accord
sold also b !. Z. GzTLoRD and VIZ.
floAE. Cleveland lAnBi
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DR.. bW EET'B
INFALLIBLE
n
GREA EK FERNAL REMED 2,
FOB RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUM
BARGE, STlFF NICK AND JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, OUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE, N l. =
RHEUMATIC.


EOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. Thin
Eminent is prepared from the recipe Of DE. stephen
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous b0no-setter, anr
has been used in his practice for more than twenty
AS AN ALLEVIATOR OF PAIN, IL is unrivalsc
b. any preparation before the Elblie, Of which the
most skeptcal may Be convinced ~ a single trial.
This Llniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every Kind, and IN thOn-
sands Of cases where 4 had been usedit has neye
FOR NEURALGIA, It will afford Immediate 70.
lief in every case, however distressing.
It will relieve the worst cases Of HEADACHE n
three minutes, and IL warranted to do IL.
F0R NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENRRAL
LABSITUDE arising from imprudence or excess,
this is q most happy and unfailing rpInedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, IL strength
ems and revvihes the system, and restores Il to elas-
ITCHY and vigor.
FOR PILEs-As an external remedy We claim
world to produce an equal Eyery victim q this
distrossing, complaint should give, L q trial, for il
will not fail TO afford immediate relief, and In q ma
GRITTY Of cases will effect o RADICAL cure.
QUIHSY AND SORE THROAT resometimes ex-
trsmely malignant and dangerous, but G timely ap-
plicatiOn Of this Liniment viii mover fail 70 curo.
SpRAlHB are 8Ometlmea very obstinate, and en-
largament ofthe joints is liable to occur "a neglected.
The worBt case mey be conquered by this Linimen
mBF1isssr cats- Wounds. Sores, Ulcers. Burns, and
critics ofDR SWEETS IHFALLIBLE LINIMENF
when used according to directions; Also, OhnblAins,
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and btlngs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
at the first appearance Of Lameness win sdectually
prevent thoss formidable diseases. to which al
hsrses are liable, and which render 30 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless. L
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 10 the
wonderful curative properties Of this Linimbnt have
been received within tie last two years, and many
OF them nom persons u the highest ranks 81 lib.
CAUTION.
TO ayOld imposition, observe the signature and
likeness Of Dr., Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also "Stbphen Sweets Infhlfbl5 Linimautn blown
in the glass Of each bottle, without which none an
genuine. RICHARDSON 4 co.,
Solo PrOprietors, Norwich OF.
For sale By Strong 4 Armstrong, Sole Agents fG
Cleveland aap2ER4d&a
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL 8TATE-On the Sh day ofJulT, 1854.
HT0o'clock A. d, 1.-THE dor Of the Court hou8e,
IN fh8 CITY OF OeFelands- guyahoga Comfy, Ohio,
VII ~ sold 10 fh8htghegt b.dder, the OloBina de-
Hcribed Real Estatos aathe property Of Palmer 8hoH,
dnaaled, 20 vita snffuate IN tho township o Parma
In said county Of CuTahoga, and known e. l-acrea
Of land 70 Be HEe1lrom thu south side Of barzlla
No. s, and bounded as blows. On theeOuth b. orig
inal lot linoaj on the east By tan acres Wiled to W.
Q. snow By BarEilla Snow On the vest b thoong-
ina lot lines, end On the north By . line parallel
with the BOuth line and % far distant therelrom -
70 contain said DC acre80fiand. Appraised At tf0
Terms Of sale viii BE- made known on The day Of
sale. dEKEMIAH C0QhhADY
Afmr a TIE estate Of said Palmer SNOW, decd.
olaralani. o.. June Z. 1851. lunaa.aD