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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

THE FUTURE OF THE SOUTH.-The New
York Herald of February lst. after review
ing the defects of southern business aud So
cety, aud comparing it with the greater
energy and intelligence pervading the North
because of the greater influx of foreign ell
ements and intercommunication of thought
and trade in the latter, concludes as fol-
lows:
Why, this war, like strong medicine, is
at once the necessary result and the COM
plete cure Of these discrepancies and diff
ferences between the North and the South.
With the North strong aud united, and the
South weak and divided, there can be no
doubt of its result. Then, of the six hun
dred thousand soldiers we have sent to the
South, it is perfectly reasonable to suppose
that an immense number will settle there,
as the triumphant Gauls settled IN Italy, or
the Normans in France and In Britain.
Thus will be inaugurated, on grand
scale, the internal emigration between the
North and the South. Thousands of friends
will join the thousands Of soldiers cOlopized
at the South. Northern energy will open
means by which foreign immigrants may
lucratively employ themselves at the South
and then shey will go there. Northern pre-.
cept and example will vtalize the South,
aud gradually but surely reorganize and
improve it. Thus the slavery question will
take care Of itself, If we do but take care
of the war; aud the South, instead of being
10 the Union, but separated from II by Ma
son and DixOn's line-as China is In the
world, but shut out from it by her great
wall-will, in the future. be of the Union,
and part and parcel Of its greatness, itf
progress, its prosperity, its achievements
and It's glory.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

AN ORIENTAL VERSION OF THE TRENT Az
FAIR.-The Beyrout Syria Garden News,
a paper published in Arabic, has an edito-
rial on the seizure of Mason and Slidell,
Of which The following is given as trans
lation:
And there was an English ship, bearing
two of the men in America the South, COM
ing to "Ingbilterra;" and it ran against
one of the ships of America the North, on
the lookout on the coast; and the ship Of
the North demanded that the English ship
should give up the two men in authority of
the South, nolens volens. Aud The ship Of
the North sent forth its fires on the English
ship, and took the men in authority, and
plundered The ship; aud at this news fell
the funds in London.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

A GREAT many people have shouted
"hurrah" many time, but comparatively
few know its derivation and meaning. The
same word, and for the same purpose is
used all the world over and originated
among the Eastern nations. where it was
used as a war cry from the beliefthat every
man who died in battle for his country
went to heaven. 1t is derived from the
scIavonic word "Hurraj," signifying ITO
Paradise"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-15

THERE is a self-will that would break a.
world to pieces to make stool to sit on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
MORNING LEADER.
FHpFsqEYnVIININLl, WAY g NJ. W.
ssssslss = pRFlnF FPFg !

lYolktovn 6oirFsspoadsaee \. 7. Eve. POSt.l
"A sl,sls Incident hsppsusdsO.duy worth
relating. Ever since our piekels have been
illh 6ix hundred yarda Of che snemV's
works, rehel leVon,footes hes. .phCWn
klnsoif tauntinRly ct 8 ssfe distanbs from
oar Fuus etieshtly hfaVihs ihe are q our
GhaFPshootsTsE a'Ai she pieces had 6sSa
rspsaleily leVeled npon hin, hRt Without
ei,ain 40 daTs ha came ontaidei al ilanal
Wsgipg hle hat Whsd tWo balls went Whti,
sing toWnfds hin, but tsll short fhe-rehel
cona lied he observations. Il
ElsiI hils s nessongog vas dispaished
for.o osri1ln telssCoPio target riasi known
d, bs Il ne hands Of 3 tharpsh6otsF, and
Colonel Berdan and opt of his OalVsrs, 80.
oohpsnied b. of hls mea, walked out
tGSst ths result aa one would go 70 bear
hunt Arrived e. the point designsted, the
ss4ed.f .footsr vas Utill there, when the 0gn
OF Of the rice drew up at arms length, end
sAs moment The muEIls fell % e. 70 cover
his hoart, the hair trigger YES touehsd, and
81 ltdaktihg Zoe fell without utFuekia a
Gkirmish snsued, our ehsrp6 ioo,Sfs tFying
. prevent The rebels from recovering the
hoaN aRazlt wa andliy lessvodtsido uutii
niRhtlalL rea,r ta l aes $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

(Wsshington COrrsspOndsnee Of n. Y. Timesl
Ihe rebel Government have this week
hung man In Richmond, loysl oitiEsn
ot tie United States, charged with beiBg Q
lational Spy. The United States Govern
neat, LAST vi iter. srrested one Smiihs0u,
. v arlington City banker, en- the most IN
deebtable evidence that be Wss 8 Confsd
crate spy ard eommunio Ted Reasonable
natter daily to Jsif. DsVis. smithson Was
eonaifngd 10 Fort Lafayetts. bUtstuco the
REBEL GoVurnmeDt has set the example Of
AARgiRg sueh oGender5 Mr 6mithson's
fiehd6 "a The South viii not be surprised,
PsFhapa C learn that be is made 70 suffer
ths tame doom The auhjeet had reeeivsd
ths attention Of our Government but its
decision e not announced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

l1fon The Dsiroli Tribune, Saturday sTsninsI
R1ivsts sdvioes fFon Mons p. A. AEtault,
q several Of The 1itiEsns Of 0ntonsgOn,
give The moss positive assurance that he
lss euCosscsd IN forming company In
Paris, with . paid up capital Of $50 600,
Ter ths erection Of smelling works ct Cato.
Ra9oR. A prsotioal engineer and snslter,
end son Of the principal Etockho,der in
The oonpany, Fsrs q lsaYs Paris In con-
Pa1y with Mr. AFtauit, on the I0sh-iast
ena are DOUBTLESS now en- route Tor this
ooantry. Il Is the intention Of the company
topEoessd lmmedistely to the selection Of
EFg0ldsI 4aa fha erection Oh buildings, on
tAe.e arrival which VII PFObS51y Be diur.
sng the ensuing month -aoL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
~ GspIql q -l.i6sFI1 az Fer, DInqOn.

Eee eentq4 ~ rAAherfE af foFf tHqoa'
"A correspondent Of the New York Times,
Wrlahg Of the surrender Of Port MAcsp,
s6ys oi Tie rslslng Of he Stars and strigeg
In plaos Of the rebel Gag;
The cheers for the Old Gag, however, rose
On grand shOyas from ths opposite shore,
and cane di8fiGUt-0ad aleaf sorOSs tho
water. The unitsd 81 tszstsamer State
Of Georgia fFsd . natioaa salute. About
this time Ae HSgs-of fhs Fifth Battalion
were unfuFled; the fotm Of a venerable
nan in uniform appeared upon the ram
pazi Ind placing silver bOsls tol bis
Hpl pealod forth the q Star Spangled Ban
ulr,ss Never aid these notes possess .
heller Inspiration, OF meet With hOaFtier
frestipg. The figure Of the good old nan
seemed Ike the Genius Of Freedom sum
90nihg 70 new life ths buried spirit Of the
Nu4rn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
DIR. RiEDHEA5D,
Veterinary Surgeon, has introduced hIs celebrated
Golden Ointment OF Iodine

For Ihe cure Of psvin, & ngb ns, Ou.p plints
WindEsiIs, TholooshPsRl Gasp dHOyk 'sesk tteels
Bel snd al culsSa S ff6e Fees. Ees or
5coulaers. aud pzfte1iarly aWs nsY. o. the Decay.
~ Fol- diFgcElous ii ash box, and some i'm
po-tant hints cOIcern hg her dis ases " -icn tBo
horse I. p TO- twin REG irs 70 Dyttsr reffgHes
'-', sor sale Is- .. srR0NG ARMSTRONG;. EIio5 50
So 81 - SrCss Ssipi 55nA dties M Psos by usiag
ne same as |, sur ASSES anIth'ns u n .I9a nov
FtHE dhldGB Mp BENG aMILI
III ,HzDIG4A AH3 kts glsbliy "a under she inansif
40 supervision of 4, Eklilful PhgHlsaa and thal
nay Be- reiied upoh IN ~ uassz i
y Ess &c. s e e re e & s ssai'fs g
glrs 81 tl6aztai hu5 ths trgsnbsta b nsdisH ecn7
slt q sisye2 dineEslt nsdis!ass, az gneagAAsaiF
e y sas is4 ISis3 8 3s5 {ss A eSa
= faa assdBsgf sll.sA Pin. Us ibst.ss sa,
any othar End n Flla IN tbs Wal drTprios g3 fe1t
sIS fS1sdT or al dS 5SsSb5ios 81 s6s5d5
The Uterine Catholiegn, viii sibp cure igTlEeis
soNoffal Ard 6losai5ds cox Bound II uss2Ffiss 81
- - sLsa1s 3! q l.e serlAi1 &c
p Ino Erta nbor- Ells k31nodg uoFof tll1 pefa1a
SsPsY sslsss sal9 s,a1ESss H
hg G1Elzh6sES SsSsE sd kEas EsinSdy IS & ~
Ths Grpienberg Green Mountain Ufntmsht a1ooir
alpter 11l7el in as curative lrieo25 e1nla
tha 9rDieQperE oon1umptiVe,s Balm alordl thg
most a5to1i1lL felet Al nc1aTy CON plaln-
rpripe $ bottle, tlnn-Al- eninelt RhE4ieian oi
ae8 YORK Etatgg snat he hE1 known tho lfc5idIDetf
59ngHlar3le &Aln ulsdl VIII Elqat glcoela q 4
0roPly. Oar OEn sEpeIionos Fl5ttsHtsttd ~ 4
The gEelenbsEg Health Bitters are nOst flsssan 4
I'd dsllgftful toai5 sFSr ptePared-pFlCs % o5lts.
eae alsisa ssfs EIe iso.iea 2 1ApAEaAsied p Y |
i1da1am7Fion q dzaash. - ths s7sFTtos q tsRsl 4
r5vo4sasl9 oaI .sol - di la aoasss aids lo n
al. a. y. AIHaaLH8T Ie,-s sirs We EEL g = dziJ
20 owe % the public, 80 State that mafBhah'I o. u
tholooR = e uedictna -lnValuebls rior 7oomrlatn
iaG1od under the heal Of Female Diseases. MehaFtI
used your Grafenberg Medicines and hAVG bssd
he pro5 donblQ We Eould hlEe the-ns 10 th1 l1ou-
Soadl of pur aa1 Who so Elnering lrom Weaknsa1el
20 would teoommsnd the Oath0licon = asure rlnal
-. 1t siVGg siren fth 20 ths gytta1n ana Gnnbai
aAeh q the organs o. she body % perform thrir ~
sfoPEiass ipnesioni, g-s h4E, E., ~ AZ
u y - i-fs l- 7nli2z O.nt 0R4n1azLI
-The above named Eadias We are pefgonAllyAc
4uslntot With, and know 'ths4 lor several ysaFI
while Ne lived IN Medina the5 8eia great sriorara
Ntgl 8. has boeA 20 badly aiioted that e va VIII
ullculty she WA9 able 70 stand upon her fest IN
bottles q OathOlioOn entirely cures hsr o. her com
5lailtl. ny vile received great baagat from TIT
nealelne. We Fs0omneqd q 2 the issdiss y snk
oomplAlnt1 fhsT ars su6is1 ao.1al { gslrl. c.s
ma. ads .-r1 I'd 4 JQHH MsAkhi
EditOr Oanhsld Herlifs|
1903 s5lm q. 3. kTSGsLz8, tj,sVslths,
Huefl.dnwH faEFees aIrisTse 80 .'n'-ir {
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lhIEDlckL.
1AlEdRING.

n ENThBbfEN'S CLOTaEs GnnAEs
Z IHG, Rsn0satiug and Mending Establishmbni.
FakEcsI AanB, faildf, no - FT05Iset street, VIII
hereafter devote his attention 70 cleaning. renesa-
ting and manding 0entlemen's clOshinE. He .hE1-
faiiffial i1T doing his work in the be1t rlanntF-
Ge1tionen VII dnd t for their Interest during hes
esId tines % Elge NF. AEor trisls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
OOMMIasInNRR,s

lVh FALR. .-Purauant to an order Of sale to ne
directed from the Court Of Common pl as r Cuya-
hogs County, in the STATE o. Ohio, 90 an action
therein Rsndiug, Wherein ssmuel Hsyman e pl in
Of Robert ,rkg feo ased, and others. are deiend-
eEiB win expose for lie at public auction, ct the
dsg Of az 1853, commencing ht oiclork r. the
following described lots OF land stuata in the city
cf Clsvslsnd 10 said county, bsiuR In the BudaIo
Gonna Us purchase, and numbered aud appraised
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
m ASTERS' HALR -pUPguANT

M ASTERS' SALE LPURsUANT 10
AIk Ihe command Ofa deoretal order OF sale is.
s9sa ifon ne Court Of ComwOn Plea st Cuys.
oes,ussy y, Vhioi g tie salt Of John Pistner
directed sun rs 81 for nTbiio 70 sHc I1e
ton. a. the door of the Court HouSe IN ne Citv
o. Oevslsnd Y sse county on ths SOih day Of
described lands aud tsnements, 10 vii.
Situate In the CITY OF Cleveland ln the oountv
Si Of 9fyS99s5 y,Sa @ gt ohlgy yspd . ks9Ep !.
OStnk k W sns nOt'n nA,i oL tne folloWhg described
one hSndTsd % sna nd tsh .3sb III . Sy z lGt g,IS No
4 Lords subdivision IN the City 81 Ohio f1rmer
q g Sslsd. spe epupdsd e i94SWs north NJ %,
and west BY the vest half Of said lot No ia. be
Ing "a freet fropton YORK street and ne IL sset
IN depth. The lot hereby intended 70 be cor.
ysysd eslRg % fset on 4ork 'fEsst ~ sl2 tsSl
legal highEEyst ApPraisedo e st 500
b 3 BsAvla, ilM Master QarPEisF.
lNTOTteE WILLfAM sIAbE AND JU-
IN sEPHIEE L. sLADE. non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on The 2s!h day Of April, ise2, ME 4 his
hogs county. Ohio, stating that en- the eth day OF
October, 1883, the said William Slede executed
and delivered 70 Little keyes mis- six promieory
notes Of that date for the sum Of 500 % each
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
bic one on April I, 1851, and the other tye each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 4th, tses,
to secure the payment Of said notes. the said VII.
liam Slado and Josephine Z. Slide executed and
delivered TO said Little keyes mortgage deed, 4,
thereby conveying to said Little keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
prsmlses; Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. ], u Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
Ia said Cleveland, said lot being As feet front on
Huntington street, and I2o feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed TO said Slade
by said Little Keyes. That plaintiff n now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said william Slade S4S9 l6 with annual In,
terest after October o. 1861, at ten per cent. on
Sie4 2i and on SZ42 % after April g. lss2, Et ten
per cent and the annual interest az six per cent.
on $500 90 after October 4, 1883, until due, and
ter per cent. after due. Ezu fr
The object and prayer Of said petition is to re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and % sub
iect said NOR rage premises TO pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said pet
ti0n en- or before the Ihird Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the frat publ.
cation Of this notice. erE ls
+. HOVEY, Plaintiff g Attorney
Cleveland, April ~, 1s52s89i
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RARBERlNG.

nAIK DRESSING AND sHAY'
II ING AM9AALUALllss~l-ll ~ ~ I'sl'gallla
q "a roou1, 1pder No AmeFlnani . r9fa5a e AZ
oomFi DIR VI ~ litA - .lilllql upl
90 U11tllel. q 1eaarass RON ~ ..e 80 aolls
MEWa y BARRER SHOP ~. b.
ne 'usfabIiSh1anI dhtor Eoeaand o l1a.shaitI
aaf stost, supsfiof Eillui, epDg1ito odfail aouls
Tfarr thar intend 70 1r1EG ~ q ~ llo 1ud tui
sSir for Ss6iili1G 40 h65a u d5t 81 lS1Ir 81
6ria1dl and = Tel7 nv oleg - UaT - Dlellt1 g
ITcF ehal va thoif 1a1ul11as 1cuiRu
.nslz-aQ .z1l1sga IL .h-ssIifuuol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

NOTIOE-THE UEDHssIGkEb HGs
IN been dolly sPpolBts1 sxecuf0s Of the lsst WHl
and Testament Of han Merchant. iats Of uyah lge
county, Ohio deceased. 4 All laTSons inda tfd 80
the estate are requested 10 max imm aof 10 psE,
ment and t9ol pay &c. olaIns aeai' st toe 'a1as
alr15s,53 zAAk0h hRRGRAHE RxocusoF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

nj AS Eh'S y II h.A P1ksuAaT
lVL 20 Chs eommsnd 81 dForttai o1ds- Of FEio
u AZ the Suis Of tiaTVin ESat sftih5t Jolspa u
Slack burn Aud noih-r. G. me directed. sh at1eL
poea for sale at pnblo auctlon q she deor oi fhe
leouth dAy o. q y la53, q thre3 o. loek q A. She
i9liog ing de- erinod Prem soa stua u TIE uiy Of
CieyolAnd. Oounty Oi OuyaboEst cd sac Of Ohio,
ene GnoHn' ~ a1a lnt No nne -. oanlal1i Iotrni
lon fessa Fosters subdifisioh of 0ri4lual iqn
acro lots NOS one undrod thi y rur, one hlllEa1
thirty nye and one habdrrd % irtFa Il sgif sun7ot
NO one his q nt otairty .lx iet gn " ilEo al.
anq rlnning bac. 20 lAka ri kb1ut Our huaeFed
portion o. said inu lottt lhE sl5fs ben toh.
Voyed 90 the OtNoltad . a aIfsnuIa ltziitosd Ton
ny, and noW occuPird Ia %. { bv aid CoTnuHny.
ana be ng strip OF land friy lset 81 " B rUfhinf
not 90 1ald sab ioit Be the aanu moTa less but
uHhRf O. ABBEY,
PATHR 4 WARu, llr0'I tIaaisr DomTlr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

MI ASTER'S SALE-PURSUANP TO
INk the command of decretd order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of OuyahOea
County, a the suit of Francis Granger against
for sale, At public auction, at the door OF the
Court House tn Cleveland, on the i2ih day OF
May, at O'Clock ? \. the following described
In aid county, known and described as follows
viz: Part Of lot number one In Section twenty
one, In said township. and bounded north by the
center oi Rocky River, east by the east line OF
said lot, west by the east line Of Is acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged TO
lands contracted to one 8. Baldick and on the
south By SAID Baldick's lands, and Is supposed to
Appraised at $500.
--E5t 1 LEWIS ". FORD, aB
ssi....- q .--.-I-s-, Master Ccm'F.
s. J. ANDEERs, Pits Att'y. 'sI'l- l0l ~
April n, ls62SsT -7 .-t -,--E Ana zsr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
~ lEoT the epssdy ana PGrmsnsnt Guraof 3
Go5oTghea, Glest gAfsthGl Discharges, Saltlt
Reaknsss, Nightly E.aissioR', lilooE-
s9bs 20 ti8ss0s, 9sIiial lgTStbj5fS car
BIZ si1l4-r o1s and 3 Ds5tlits, ln.1.t
CRAWL gTRIUTUBE, SUD AEEEUTIDNE Of 90
- rs KIDNEYS. and BLADDER,
which has been used by upEarda Of
ONE HUHDAED PHYSICIANS
IN their private pracsios, with sntrs SUCCESS SUPER
sedinB Oqbebs, 0ogabiA5 OapS1lsSi oE AZ ooI1Dounf
~ ~o BILLS sPEG8IU PILLS
lTe spoody u action o.tsl atIeoting cure n ~
day1, and when cure 4 Effected L d peFIng1aBt-
Thsy are prepared nom Vtgat1bls sLtr1ctI tldt nrG
harmlssson TIA lyatsnl ard nsysF aanssate tht-
stomach, or impregnats the breath; and being %.
gr colt5d, an nauseouI tasts Is sgoidsd. No 11Aug
81 diet b ueoso naEF whilst using then nor dol thbl
action intnrigro With bnaina11 pursuits. haoh bon
contains six dozsn Pills. Pres ONE DOLliAR, ahc
VII bs sant b. mail On reosipt % rlee ad two G.
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ME1lClL.
A.ll2 7 4 y. R9 PT4Ls
ARH CURING RHE. RiOEi 10 An HXTlEI
AHVER sEEQhE KheWH %

glnyalid8, rad ana iudTe ior Yourselves
4UhEA HAO u, Nao the wall knoWn porifmof, oi
ubeEtnut Ftroot, Philadelphia, Wheae choice pro-
duota ere faund at almost syeTy toilet seysi . Z =
1 lave found them q hetleF fanlAyI fmedicine, iui
common ne, Than any other Within my knowiodse
NAM ~ my lfende have rcRliHed markQN nonelte
hom Them, and oolnaide with ne In believing tnai
e1ry poqtenl oEtlanFalnary virineg for drvsnf out
disfassa and cuFinn the sick. They arc not elec'
tunl, but ssia aud plaasapt 20 b taksu-quaiiiiH1
which must make them valued b. Che public, when
The vsnera6le Chancellor WnRDLAW writes from
haitimero, i5tt April, ls5t
'tDR. ]. O AYRR-Sir; have taken. your fiila
Of appetite and bilious headache, Whioh has oi lac
year overtako1 ne In t1e aprine. r. leW do4e. o.
your Pills our6d NO II have used your OhqrrI Pee.
torai Tor many YEAR, % my amiig ior coughs ane
oolda with Pniailing sqocol9. foR make modipinea
M % , 9 S o ae ~ w daIs ~ sss sq o,S. S y a 0o
JOHN J. BEATTY, ESQ.,, SEQ. Of the Penn. Raii.
rod %. ----l - y -----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-08

M NAs9Ek5Sa S A l. E,5-PpR o.
lyh ANT TO the command Ofa deor9tal order of
ale fon the oourt Of Common Pleas % ouyahoql
County, at the suit Of The UleValAnd aud Mahopi1s
RailrOad Oompany agaiu1t l5aao i. hes3ti
and others, 70 me directed, shall expose for sale -
public anction. at the door Of the Court House, IN
the City 81 Cleveland, On fha nt1scee1th day q
Nay. ls6z, ct threa O'Clock p. n, tno following 90
scribed parcels o. land, sltuat5 Ii che CITY d Uogo
land, county OF OuyahQEAs and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of Hewitt's lubdiEilon o. the
. ooallsd Marvin property n naid Gig Of O5voaAhd
vsrstes No. !. sLOs No. afSsn Vfsaia Subdivision.
FsreSi 30 les No. sixteen OsialS uubdiviS.
ton. Appraissd e efeoos
lPaTess HO.S boi Sc. usysntosn Of 1aid ulbdiyiS.
ION. Appraised % tlfoO, -tt
Parssl ". Lst No. slshtepp Of said Gubaivil.
lon. AppraiBed at $3.50.
Parcel Eo.A gTah westerly Fart of lot 10, nins-
ten Of Eaid subdivision, bounded noTsheriy Bout.
erly and westerly b. me lot lin51, and aaffif b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel wth
MerWln street and about fortE-ssVon le8t dlstant
southeGlterlT ther8noll. ATprail9d at t1l0g1,
Parcal No. s. The oaEterlH p1rt % lot No nina,
toou Of sid su5dvlsion, bounded nor sastef.
B and HDathnrly hH tha iot iiHele and VllkaTlT 81
tie osntrs hna Of bTiok vail nearly fariiis Eifk
nsFWin slfSst and sbents alriY .I1l5f ~ diIiS5l
SquthsaStef.y theeeirom. lAgPElieed q elpa :.
"a hENkA. g ABtl I llosld1 ooll1liE.
y Ill 'sIH' AfiaERsIl, 7sod
.1Bl -ttf ri
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Is about equal 10 extent to Eneland- VIII 4 ron-
ulaiion 81 j 10 90, and sol capable of 5dp-
porting g, ,Qoe lgcq7 10 Eiat1 u ths Valley Of
the Mississippi oilers 80 great an inducement %
the settler g the Stats 81 llll15is. Thersls no
pari Of the world Hhene an TIE coldlion3 6f eli-
mate and soil 90 admiratlY semblne p PEodqss
those two great staples, CoR1 aud WHEAf--7 =
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.ENVEL8PES.@

ItEE EsLUPES I Z EN VlsIlUPESIl
~ l1a ~ gny0lopss 81 en- airss. ~ Sndool.
~ fi1atq - th1 hseas- Ooun tint RCo, ,chtA1 o.
~ Als- paaH I'D EhgTd slf I1ul %
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5.odE 90. a.oaN NGRRISi SD
ARABLAN cORDITTON POWDERS
Fhe beat ana cheapest remedy for many Of the dis
eases pecnliAr 70 ~ ~ i..
HeRsEs, CAFTLEs& SHBBP
now 10 nBss 80 0ayn eyeTy one VINO has used them.
! rsI-l3ee OirOulars, old by strong Armstrong,
Benton Brca q ", Palmer Also, who'll sale and
retain b ths PropfisF0f, at lSl nteris. a. ,le7e-
7--Ti lU'-' 80 0le lY -.Ira - fisf PponFistor
and By an Druggists in tie oOuutFTl5 nrls
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TTFsIsR RfS I. A.QD.---H. -H. LIZ
. n 49, ~ -. ~ So 81 dittl11 o ElFt1 b
.,f-s,nfiy On hand large ql4nt tiiy Of asl 1alt
- - va 81 ilc61l1 and Nir1lTi, "a cEfhalfH
iflos Niih BcuEa q IenlinEl, Marble 5 at1isl1ga
- 5llaet IElA lLlaE n.7 ~
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sORR 5neLli FlaiRtiH,

aNU9lCE.AU. QySEXTON, oFTHB
s ei did on the S5th DAY 81 so5smber, A, b. is5i,
nls hts pet at n 20 Uolrt Of ommon Pluaa Witns
Ia and ior, tbs ounty Of OuJ ahogas and state Of
30. lettint ryh that he has 81 I'm BsainnE thu
estate Oft said 3. @. H1nt for the sum 0f 9leO
inteIe,t from june 7th, 1851 less q cent? and hat
sid ass gun ent VA fIEud On the other cte1t re
Of SAID Hunt, and pre- ilg that the assignment B
q hunt to , hati5l WinaloW b Ge lslod g onare
the oquA b-Bsns- 6 81 ths creditors Of he said
unf, and By ieag5 Of Court tn said q. sexton 4
n De thriy oo1srdant 20 sad alIts And that seid
y. o. bextfn % GeQutrsd TO appeaI Aod snsWer said
'$'- ~ - ~ A' .. 4. OHiDRsFEB,
- la..-n-n nlnL..llL ~
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sUGA GAH-GORTED1PURELYl VEGETABLE
The Oldest Ohssgasts Rnd most reliable Family
Mediclne u u9e,sI MOre uged thal any other Kind.
Priea - eentl-Si P us IN box, eee ylrculars.
Sold ~ StEong e Armstr9ng ben ton Bros.
u. W. Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, ct Whoiosals
and retail at 61 ontario street, OleEelAld, o.. b.
sH lI0 g. g. H0ARf9,
HrI I.a 1 frd. H-lI GeDaFal Agent for
sOhiO, Michigan and Indiana,
and By al Druggists IN the country. -T
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M ASrERs SAL e. RsUART
lsA 70 the eOmmsah otR ldssFetsl o o'dery Of s.la
IRON the Uourt Of 70 nnfon FIeAs 81 agAuOgA o0do9
", at the suit Of fdwnrd fade aEainrt HahrF KIN
nor 70 dlroCtsd sosll expass Tor sais ~ buhto
aqstlon IS the door Of b. Oanrt 10dsa Ia ths OitY
Of Cleveland. on the ninetosnth - or naY 1874 q
tbree e'oiocE n, he following de6cr led tra q or
lot Of land, situate in 6rot kiga soWlssip Oai abo
81 county, ohio and hlogn ~ snndtl istol { 80.
ton % ohio Uily and 0lsv lind com pUsd Of part of
o1gi 81 lots atY-thrse aad sizty, siEhf IN
Brooklyn ToWnship. apr siaed AZ eNu
HENBf .. ABBEY,
PAINE WAon, Mastsr gqmm'F