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MASTERS E.-PURsU-

MASTERS s A L E,-PURSU.
Ant 70 tbs Command ola dacrstsi 0nder o.
shls nom tlc .0ouft Of 0o11t10n Elsld Of 0uydh0Ea
County, at the suit Of Ths Cleveland and MahOning
Railroad Company egain8t l5aso l.. HeFih
snd Others to me directed, shall expose for sale at
bubliH auction. At the door Of the O0urt House, in
ths City Of 6loTelsud, on the nineteonth day Of
MaY, le62, az three O'Clock P L., tas failoWing de-
sorbed parcels Of land situate IN ths City OF OsVe.
land, county OF Ouyahogs, and stats Of Ohio, AMI
known By being part Of HsWitt's subdivision 1.-THE
20 called hsrWin property IN said Oily Of Csyssnd
10 witt
Psrosl No. I. Lot no. dfbsen Of said subdivision
Appraised at 3 600
Z Parcel 30. s. Lot No. sixteen Of aEid IlbdiFis.
ion. Appraised ct ele0O.
Parcel No,a Lot No, seventeen Of gaid Eubdiys.
ion Appraised ct Slf00.
I Parcel No, 4. Lot No. eighteen Of 1sid Hubdiviz
lon. Appraised at Ni6oo.
! Parcel No. s The westerly part q lot No. nins-
kson Of said subdivision bounded northerlT, south.
sriy and westerly By the lot lines and easteTlY hF
the centre iine Of brick wall nearly parallel With
q erwin street and about fortY-gsVen fest distant
gOniheasterlY therefrom. Appraised ct $500.
Parcel No. 6; The eaateriy part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nortberly, easter
II sud soathsrlY b. tbe1iot Lines, and westerly By
The centre line Of hriok wall nearly parallel With
MerWin street and about ferty-GsFsn isst distant
soUthsaEtsriy thsrefrom. Appraised 81 500.
HENRY G. ABBEY, Master Oomm'r
RAHHEY, BAgEUs NOBLE, Attorneys. SO
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y
George Presley, plaintiffs In the Court Of Common
asaiDst Pleas Cnyanoga %.
DeisldsRts Eor Relief
JONAS @. HEARTT, PHILIP
81 7. Hssrtt, PhIandeE Bennett, Henrietta Ben
nett, james Griffith, samuel n. Gall snder, E. 8.
Richards, Robert Fleming AssiEnee in Bankruptcy
John b. Macy, deceased. defsndants in the abyveen-
titled action and non residents Of the tate OF Ohio
are hereby notified tkat the 50 day Of April D.
1852 said plaintiffs filed in the Office OF th5 Clerk OF
said Court, their petition against them and other
deiendants, setting forth that said Plaihtius are
themselves in the possession OF the following de
scLibed real estate 10 wit; situate IN the County Of
CuyshogA and state Of Ohio and being tn that part
Of the CITY Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the City Of Uhio, and is known sub lots numbers
- %, 279 rs and "a, n bloek Z Of The Sutalo
Company allotment called, and have been IA such
possession ever since Septsube 1853, that and
prior 70 the l4h day OF july 1887 I'D lots owned
n SGE90n Ry l T59 So%eSiRg % 1aP9d % P9sGn' s To- S
Thompson, PhiRnder Bennett, William ii. Rich-
ards, Gtlm an Folsom, Jr., Guy Il. Goodrich, Qharls
ins,Og- John b, May, ana Samuel N. Ualenders
that sald lnh day Of July, 1851, said parties
owning said lots In common, duly e:tscuted and de-
liVered 70 said Norman o. BALDWIN 3 oeeo thereof
that on the 18th day Ot prl, 1888, said Norman o.
BsldWln duly conveyed said l0ls tO Frederick Bald
ls3 duly conveyed tn TO these planIihs, thai
under said deeds Of convey nuce said Norman u.
Baldwin, Frederick sldWin and said plaintiffs have
respectively been m the exclusive possession Of Ead
lots ever since the l4th day Of July 1851 that said
deed thereof 30 executed and delivered 70 Norman U
Baldwin vas not and has never been recorded, but
ives sometime after It's delivery to said Nornsh y.
Baldwin, lost or accidentally DESTROYED and has not
title OF said palnts 70 sad lots Is clouded AID the
Ge5udants aPpear Of record - have some Interest IN
reSt S6sSsvsr fSs psision prSys avs desrss con
hrmiDg thsir title 70 said lots Bnd excluding said
defender q from any claim thereto. Sad deeudants
are required to answer sat1 petition by the 4th day
of june 1852, the same wifi be taken as confessed
and . decree rendered essoFdipglY :: r,r.,,-,,
PALmEk 4 QEnhIs,
r y
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CULTIEATION OF OnTroN.


77bs ssPerfmsnts u Cotton cisst1rs are n
geTr 0feaf ProDlfsS, Commencing n Et11iela1f
y deg. 30 fsfns tss5 AlEtto5H o. tie 2F1lcli| Z
and ASHi05D non 0i5 sts Afdf8Lias), e5g Cen
PaHyosen9 kiO1.GadSef fdenss iseli eliadagtett p d
The perfection 0f fbfs GbT6. a ssffLsr k1e}tq
q family o( goff1g cfiidrsn, eah titl5l tisll
yotfll ~ kdb0r 20 q nso5t pFe 6es5ast -
~ lr0lgh aBd perfection Of tbs PialIf. %
1ls g4GoEoEs eEsrfi0ss HOsg ElQl.fFg % d.
tain supply Of rslfaJls sesd sBttsd 70 a.
hoped, tpssdtLg gf1s q ss5lcfGit dE5oEHs q
PsGRt great breadth Of land.
9 MINING AND BLREUEACTUREs. l5 B
The great resources Of ths STATE, n Coal, Trol, Fl
Lead, Inc Rottsri8 Clay Limestons, sa1detona,
&C., &C., are almost untouched; hey gFdit he
arrival Of euterprisinE and elerEgtic men accua-
tened % convert them Into gold 1ai
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS 4
Railroads Intsrsect tie s@bols slats. Sis,
oQ0, ooQ hare been inTssied n couplefilg r
great nst-EoEk that Inks every part 81 tae 49,
into Immediate eonnectio1 WIh he 5lrld. ,lI11. 4
ststes and tie direetest ihoroushlsral u c51i.f
nleres- 3.isatt 2 grUlla - F.-soI
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL. 6AIIR0ED
TFaverses the whole length q the ssate,-fruul
the banks Of The Mississippi and Lake hI,chiqan
% the Ohio. A. its name inports the Railroad
run5 through the centre 81 the stake and on sI.a
theF side Of the road aloug ltIRtols lan7tb ils !
e4e AAll4 ouEfeQ Aot 4ales a..-.. H.H
TO ACTUAL sETTLERs5
From the unprecedented advantages thls C9in-al
pRny offers, It Is not surprising that II Ihol az
have already disposed Of ] 800, 900 acres 81 la :
i is now selling az the rate OF E.000 Gfss -
week. The population along the tne ha8 ~ ~ &
10 ten years, and Is now sl4 ,591-r The ui1I :
sel 70 actual culhvators, and every rS1f = edds,
tains an agreement % eulttEns1. l---f
CITES, TOWNS, BLAREErfs. DEiaOTs. ,..
There are Ninety Eight Dessots "a a Oonpa--
nyis Railroad, giving aksht ons eV--f -suTs1
niles Cities, Towns I'D Villages 81 Ifd5.ed !
at convenient dista1Ges thro1Ehcut Ets Hbols !
route, where every ldsEirable eol1modfy lnaT hs =
found as readily Ag IN the Oldest Eiasl of tha :
Union, and where buyers are b tsrass f6r al
kinds Of fs5in produce. = 5--iI { Z
EDUCATION. I'D
teenan.es and working men IN fdd ths frss-s
sesool system encouraged b. tie STATE and n -
deFed with large revenue for ts gun1oft of the 4
SCHOOLS. Children can lfTein lishtof "a ssh5ol
the college, the church, ani eFoE a6 uIifi7 ths
plosPsdty Of the leading statt u ths ersst Wsss
\ No one Who has visited tti 3 a. I
81 descriptions that have sFlr been FiTen a lt.
but lee any careful observer Yisit Il and be ull
inform you that the half has not besn 5cld of a.
Advantages Il oilers for immediate occupaiicl
and immediate return1. The iarmeraof the El1i.
ern and Middle State8 and Canada afs rovluf
70 illinois in great numbers; and q g believed
that II these surprising adFmtsFss Uara mali I
Known 70 the farmers, mechlnic1, manuiact1reFI I
and working populadon d oVer-er5Ndsd Europe. !
tney would promptly sFatl thensllTe1 q =
knowledge.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lVI RALE.-Pursuant 20 an order Of sale 70 me
dirscted from the Court OF Common pllas for Ouya-
hoEa County, in ths State OF Ohio, in an action
s S5S9 0,99 s, 95eln . .
Of Robert Parks, 6eoeased, and oth6rs, are defend
ants, viii expose for sale at public auction, at the
dOer of the Court HoHse IN said cOuRtF the 24th
day Of Mays 1852, commepcnR Rt o'clock P. n. the
following described lots Of land situate In the city
q Cleveland In said county, being in the Buffalo
Oompat y's purchase, and numbered and appraised
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DRa KEELER's
CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN S0HRINK,
~ HKVTHs RHH0TER 70 HIS NHE oUARIHRsi
No, % IT LYNAH's BL00E,
(OpPo1its ths court House, Pub. BdESrs,) ~.
Il pEspzrsd 70 receive tbs calls o. his friends ane
EFeFg hing ID tksllas Of UonisolieasFE : ksEt q
RHOLEsAlg AND RETAIl e. usual
OYSTERS AND HOT OoFFER
- Wsli tho eksies5t ostsblea served uE nt 40.
ulonta nOtica. fA Ht r.rI
DINNIR Is SERVED DAILY
loT The sQ1gmuQdAtion Of IsTUoRS hsyiRg h1ainess
at the q1urt helse. lH ttEE M8taa
KEHHETT ALE OH BRAU9aT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROP6--luperior 70
JOHN s0HRIHk. n
SgLOoK OUT FoK TRE g4IFEK- 20 =
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NEASTER,s sALE-PgasUAK
sAL E.-PURsUANT

MASTERS s A L E. PURSUANT
lyh 70 the command Of q ldaoretal order Of sale
", At the suit of Edward Wade againEt henry kin.
nor, 70 directed saAll expoIe TOR sale at public
auction, at The door of Onurt dous3 10 the CITY
Of 0leFeland On tna ninetesnth day Of msy 1854 n
threo O'Clock Nj he following described tract OF
loS q llles sisqAse n Rlos y1i aho-
fWo hund ed and f5rty.siX, In Hiram stones nddi
on to ohio OitT and Uls7 lsnd oombOsed Of part Of
oriEi 81 lQts o nitg g-tnree aod sixty eight, In
Brooklyn ToEnahip. Appraised at t5ou.
HEhRY b. ABBEY,
PAM Wapl, Megtgr QomEir
PIda AtE'yu upriltsssa3
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MI ASTERS s a L E-Pursuant TO the
lVA command Of q decretal order Of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of CuYahoga
County, at the suit of Allen H Wood and Others
against AlonZ0 Miller and another, 70 me direct
ed, shall expose TO sale at the door Ofthe Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, in said County,
on the 5th day Of June, 1891 at2 O'Clock P NJ,
the following described lands and tenements, TO
wit; Situate In the township Of Chagrin Falls, In
the county OF CuyahOgs, and State Of Ohio, and
part oflot S8 Gardner HallOck's allotment IN
Chagrin Falls village, beginning in the centre Of
Front Street at the north east corner of q lot
decided by Richard Pratt to George Bell; thence
along said Front Street easterly two chains sixty
eight and one half links; thence south four de
grees east six CHAINS; thence south eighty six de-
grees sixty links to said Bells east line; thence
north twenty i've degrees and forty i've minutes
vest i've chains and sig links to the eginnfng,
being the same land decided March 18th, 1854, to
Alonzo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife. Ap-
praised at $500 GEO. 81. WYMAN,-
q. =. BLAEEsLEE, -a Master Oomm7f.
Plt'fs Atty. mayas9l
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TTVHE GRRFRNBRRG FAMILY


i nEDIOIHn9 are pEsp4red under the inln1edl'
Eto gupsrylEioR Of SEillfGl PkyIioiAu, and thsg
may b relied upon n asI oases. -
bT the olef q . single medl1ine which olaim1 70
cure ell di5ealE, but the Gralanbolg Remedieg con
- SurS S n tS sS@s oT SiSs fSsy STs reSS y
Dendod, among which may be selected one arproprt
Ats g enL q TIE diseases tnoaent % thi7 oouRiEJ
Ths Grisisnpsrg Yssstabis Fills szs better thas
~ otes ta q lis le tn2 FosSl-prioe ~ cent,
BE rsmsdy i0F al Fsmale disssses-prlos q, Sc.
-fhe Q.eriae Ostholiooh will alsO cure gFaysii
powerful ald sEioael0us ooinPgahdtn uss-pEies 81.
auiot SsSdT or ri issSses u ~ boues--Srios 60
The erafanberE Pile Rsmedy never fails 70 permes
me S Ere absF - Sii Srs5s Ps5SoSs Z an iatsiu
bloooE boand al all dssasel Incident TO children
roiTn SSsois i5r bis part oaiaf ditsSSszi6e SIS.
Iho GrDfsnhaEg Green Mountain ointment eXoela
Ths erssisnbsrF Conan bfivs5S Balm Siords ~
most aItoniE hing relief IN al pulmonary CONF plain
9Te Rs Td- y 9Sst' s52S3t ~ sySsi5S .
Oon1um btiFsig Balm ussd With Etest success D
Drop.y. Oar own azpeFlenos sae1tantlhtel h
Ths Gr9isnbsrE Health BittelI are most pIssssD 4
ald dellghtful tonic ever pr6rared-pfioq 3 oents,
infEnmation Or diseases Of the E5e-Brtcs p oena
IA. d. B. EIHsaLHK--Doar siri We feel Il duly
tholicon q 9 medicine inVaiuhhle tor complaint
elaE8ad uuior the head Of Temale Di1ealOg We hHyt
used your GrBfenbefg Medicines and have been
greatly beneettsd thereby, 50 much Boi that were
the price double Ha would have thems 10 the thou
usndg Of our sax who are suffering nom WealInGa5os
We Wels1 recon1I1l d the @ tholtoon e sure get
cea. II gives strength 70 tho Eystem and enables
each Of ths organs o. the body 70 psrtorm theiE 90
EFobriatS funettons. nEl. ". OAIEAa
Mrs.. E. y. WUNES,
-al -l lil8 OsHW WORMBEEIFs
Medina, March I, 1871.
a The above naosd ladies we ere personally 20
eultntsd with, and know that for several yeara
while We lived IN Medina, they were great sufferers
EiHs 8. has b0sn 20 badly niotsd that it RaB viii
dtnculty she abl8 TO stand upon her feet A IcV
bostlag Of Oatholtoon entirely CURED aer ol her com
Iaedicius. We recommend tt 70 the Ladies o. this
county e. safe and efioient remedy for the many
complaints thGY Arp EuhlSot 90.
JOHN WEUKB,
aditOf oaRasld A6E8ies
E,E EIH6EIsER ,OieVulsAgt
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MEDICAL SUCCESS
sfsSGtI>'gS;SS
Oss HsIdFs3 Dollgs PEsEssAlit
SEkINAL WEAKNES
o. lFDMaEozEHoAAs
. I D HI a., AID 4oPOFB BHUT
All8f az othaF Traatme1t "a
m n@nnn

AitsF AZ Other Treatment E8ilsli
DR. A. GIBSON, ,
RsEg2ssEiZ q 5sE Xesk 0lty, Vll ~ oas H1a,
Ihs SboTs nSlasd dSSSSss. HS ii ~ - ISils
Ilm i5t tG9 Prooi that any bthsr PhyIloiln h
ne tniss1 s'oiel fEesfl the lAne disoa9es Win
LissF mizF 5lsrB e lssorluuu s.uay ana sxpsri.
.SoS So g Ss e sR2sy i2 = Ssps g 4Sls e a.
80 sPEHDF p AID PfiRifEFEFIr OUEH
Of the aboys and otheF diIsissa 81 tie z 1sgs1.79
REPRODUCTIVE 0RGARS.
Ulth az I'D afects nF1IlHF eheFuirom, tnoln1inf
q whom had td1sddsd kdhdred6 81 dolIsia ilil5
-Iisgjs- ~ -. ~ ,.-.i ~ = s ~
i6ass par.lfi5 . h5lsats 1J fe. p-tsiis---.--
gE. fS5HsQ4 aos5 sos sosst t4t q Z ss-oi
cher do e tAs g4EPSss 9 s2snlting ths in1esai
kbi1, shss 81 ebls 70 5iFs sss5 5Stii fotios e
thS.' s.qa 2 - s64l.E a4a in,ss,
q iFeat.iols Ehioh islEsI slF FhTIiln ri Lols
don o. PlEil 81 any Ist5nt nsdsihs % s1l loF 81
ssEaaI'ass.s, bosk asassi "a Ss5i.ssis SEIsi5t
hon leElAl lel1-ls abtIIla . q asiI % y =
oHioaisl ; 8 a'2 ssias T 9 a,s =, "a S7sl Sssas
md lzas, the agonl u1od ere O ~ Fsss diEasree.
TSfGlII, ~ ~ 5ifs7 ilSisfi0u5 dFST: sseo1di5
10 rlstsoi6ll q q b1linall lrsIl nix, /
als p le., q I eS 80 81 & e sl s.ss
Rospltal q tha Unlsd States a1d dsmonlsFsts ~
ham ri18 % risFisT % hl1 ngH tzl1 lEr o7rr ~ 4
sShsf no1i fn0sl q ~ world D 7s5S a IroriSt
lsl. lsEI2a19aezs IN q. y AZ eq1Vaal1dsS /
nT. 81 81 iI psrnaansatiy Ioc,t d a tJi.v,,,,s
a1d Ia d1El - 1ll tnfee Foall D5l flistl 1s7r7 j
eqEsl Q siEess gAieh haa p ySsIs lSIiEtsd ~ I
ndiEi6lsilpf ~ flli hiitT n OIsTsi1nS l.
ec.eeli neI keE4i and other uitiaa d FifArt % L
lElI sc n al fo I11n. 5rl
DTgp1PIia, RhEsnntiIID, S0rof1is a6d nj ohrsrls
80 - VIA E1glise1 1.eoe1.. y
t9 selosR1 ~ tea1g EaEtoi ~ epuasg e.
!. q: q: sIlsosas 81 EoEE oaPaEasag ~ ~
DR.. 9IBseN, I,
FrofssscF ef Ilesisop y ND 4odieta1,
Omos-ils Bsasoa e., . ~ eoou non suIaEiofs
6isSs iiodis iso.aJ % u sni I.oa ~ o'sl65s
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LEEALsNOTlcES.

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT To
I'VE ythb command ofa deorutAi cider 81 sale d.
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, at tie suit Of John PIstner
against Sebastian StlegerWRld and others, to me
directed, shall offer for for sale at public auc.
ton. q the deer or the Court House, IN the CltV
Of Cleveland In said county, On the SOlh day Of
May, 1852, a. two o'clock p NJ, the following
described lands and tsnements, to wit:
sitQate ~ the City 0f Cleveland, IN the county
Of Ouyahoga, ana State 81 Ohio, aud d known 81
being the north halfof the following described
plece Of land, viz tha east halK 81 City lot No
one hundred and twenty seven (l27) In Barber
= Lords subdivision IN the City Of Ohio, former
" go called and bounded follows; north By lpf
No. 128; east BY York street; 6outiiby i0t NO lS5
and west BY the west hall Of said lot No ia, Be.
ing 81 freet front on York street and il9 l2 sect
10 depth. The lot hereby intended TO be oon-
yeyed being 81 feat on York street ne 5-l2 feet
deep be the eame more ot less but subject to al
legal highwayst Appraised ct 800.
4 800 .,..--. GEO. III. VIVIAN, q.
q I Plt7s Atty apf80 $50
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STOVES and IlH.aRE
q DEaPA TQH cOoKLNa 80

TIE DEGPATQH COOKING gqoVH
Having during ths past WiElsr, BE- s-i-,--., =
n9l dudoubsedly the BEsg Stove h ~. 49,.
IL bakings Roasting snd Broui ~ -, -,
anaLes pttonaole, and 10 fcsno,T 81 ~ II n -
Ba4eQi Wlsh tiB .neW nata-4f 17sfs ~ 5-sif a1-I
& :. VEL e. Wee NOT dmirablT; re 0Fsa 49,
lnE l1orol81lg Rentl ll1tsll n VII rri5sa i
ard healthy baks sqrai - fhss ~ = 49, Ie
owes -RoSstins ssg o,5,i5s h ~ - -.
ea lze, Apa 1ri 1nE over liEa Goals On ths ttssli
= 5.-0l 80 4iotatsg, le Is manulictur1d n"
tlllo olfY, ql4 ~ u.Et1rial ul61 arf ~
l1lg ara q tho 80 guaityi dnay, q giTsl nsrs d
lat.l 111lo1 - AL a hundTefr 81 L.
ttla city and gurrgulding co1ntrT ubo - f-i7---
u1ing t1s S,oye, VII tsstiiy.
{ ~ AeGDnlg Siar C0oIiz7 St11, 19
= > nsg sad essFahe pattern, which, uifh a-,ar,,t
= o. GO - l7-ake our stock cor1n1sts w.
nays @ Aana = grlat FaristV q Psrlor =
olsF nedtlnE stoves l1F sale st reduced = -
- - Esppliad with ali tos 1s6ss
Z kNAMELH I'D GRATEs
Aso-en q ths most rssful .rfisIel AZ
Aloti's FllFntiitlg Good, RailS z FSITTlss5 ~
M aFs lst reestying de latest inpzov,dstVIsad
l4n1 "a ~ Uhica kfo offered Or 5sls a ~ lor7.
- g an lricee. We ma1ullctpF lsrIalT 117I f1tl
~ 49,, 80 = llale q r9tal all ths Farious articIo1
~ ? lall 414 lNpA1ec lin, oorbar sad cfesf IFrr
\. ~ ne c1sr the almost eIdlaa3 Tariefl 81 r1oI
- olf Inc 3. ale ths loUsss cash BrisS ~ fS
81 0hk PRICE SYSpElfi e 1850
Az hrusoEeepsr and tbo1s Unc conesurlltsf
HoqeeLec my . a. the - e man kind, - rls
cordially invite % cal before aurchaIing all5rs
Antsod at The Stow snd elFss . nIpoTiaIl 81
6Gg--.vss s W. = AARRfH, ,erk
neral No. 50 s9ufa 9iis Pub. sEllFa.
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lie ORpTNARY YIELD
OATs. HARLEY, BYE, BUOKWHEAT.
AGGlCULTUHAIaP aPRODUCTs

The zGfienSlFsl products Of nlinols sTs great
er thl a those o. any other State. The Wheat
crop o. 1851 was sstimated al IS, 600 900 bosbels
while The Corn Gro yields not less than 40 O00-
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Bariey,
Rye, 5ockaest FeSssoeS ~. sweet fS-s' a,os'
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, So. which 60 q swell
the Fast sggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the stats Of Hiin5is during the
STOCK RAISING sE-- -
Ii Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
ADVANTAGES are presented for the extension Of
Stock raiEing. All lkindsof Cattle Hoses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C.. Of The best breeds, yield hand
same prodts; large Ortunes have already been
made, a6d the Sad is open for others % enter
With the fairss prospects Of like results, DART
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John Shell, Plaintin,

f Vs.
Charles NinHloW, as the Court Of Common Pleas
kssigdee Of Rsn3in q.
e Hunt, for the b. nedt CuyahOga OOuntyi o,
Of the creditors Of O.
y. SOLtOd, Defenf ant. re.....
s lNOTlUE.-U. o. SEXTON, OF FTHE
In State Of Michigan, Eiil take notice tsat John
81 ell did the s7th day Of cOgember, A. ID, 1851
nle his petitlC IL . court Of ommon Pleas with
il and Tor the ,ounty OF UuTahogss and Stst5 OF
hiO, against tbs said CHARLES s1ngl0W as a8signee
sc. setting l. rth that ne has = pl I'm agatngs the
estate Of TIE ssid q. g. Hunt for the sum o. 500,
q interest from OCTOBER Ath, 1856, anu S3ll, end
fntere4t from June fth, 1861. less 8 cent? and that
said assignment WAS fraud on the other credityrs
Of said Hunt, and pra log that the assignment q b
g. Hunt 80 ChArlos WlnHl0W be CeclaTsd t. enHre
the equai baneht Of al the creditors Of ths said
hunt, and By leave of Court the said o. sexton Il
made Fsrty defend ant to said suit, And that sad
q. o. sexton ig required to appear aod antWer said
petition on OF bsfJre tbs third Saturday after the
sOth day Of Nay next
J. H OHIDESTZR,
{ April IS, l662:R69 Plaintiffs httiF.
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NIOTICE-WILLIAM sLADE AND 10,

N0TICE-WLLLIAM SLADE. AND JO-
IN SEPHlNE I. SLADE, non residents Of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby notihed that Lyman
Little on the R9th day Of April 1852, fiei his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas Cuya
hoga county. Ohio, stating that on the 4th day of
October, 1883, the said W illiam Slade executed
and delivered 10 Little s Keyes his six promisory
notes Of that date for the sum of 5000 90 each
with annual interest at six per cent until due,
and ten per cent aunual interest after due pGya.
bic one on April l, 1851, and the other FIVE each
yearly thereafter; that On said October Ath, 1883
to secure the payment Of said notes. the said VIII
delivered to said Little 4 X eyes mort GAGE deed
thereby conveying 70 said Little Keyes, their
heirs and asslgnees, the following described
premises: Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. l, In Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets
in said Cleveland, said lot being 45 feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street.
and being same premises conveyed TO said Slade
BY said Little b Keyes. That plaintih Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there a now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade S499 IS with annual in
teTest after October "a, 1851 at ten per cent on
Sle4 p, and on s2420o after April 4, 1882 at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent
on $500 90 after October 4, 1858, until due, and
ten per cent after due 81 s7 Eu 7m3rs
The object and prayer of said petition Is to re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and TO sub
leot said mortgage premises TO pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
ton en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the frst publ.
catiOno Of this notice. vG-T cdt 90 --'1iT IraTie
ral,T +. H0VER, Plaintiff 's Attorney. i5
CleVplaud. AnTil %. I96qt9oI Hff-r t5Et-as~l fr
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SENATE OHAMBE1, O., April 5th, 1854
'fDR. J. o. AEEn-Honored Sir. have made
Thorough Trial Of tbs Oathetio PlH len ne b your
agent and have been cured By them Of the dreadf1l
Ehtumatlsn under Whioh he found me sunsrtng.-
The nrst lO9e relieved me, and q few subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease. feel IN better
health nov tban TOR some years before, which at
tribute entirely to tbs Effects Of your Oathartic
Pills. fours with great espset,
LOCUS D. MEFOALF."
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The above are al from parsons who arc publicly
knOWn where they reside, and who would not make
these st9s0mentE without . thorough conviction
that they were true.
PRHPARID BY 10. AVER,
PracticaI ahd Analytical OheniBt, Lowell, Mass.
And g. W, CLARK, and By all Druggists End
DealeTu IN Medicine everywhere -. -