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MASTERS SALE--PGRsUANF
lIl 70 the command OF 3 deeretal oTde- Of sale
fT0m the Court OF common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
", vt the Huit n Marvin Kent sgainst Joseph Ii.
Biack burn aud snOiher, 60 me directed shall ex'
curt HOuse in the Uiiy Of Cleveland on the ntne.
tenth day OF Msy. 1864 ct three o., lock NJ the
following de- embed prem situA in the CITY Of
-OleyslsBd, OeuntT OF Ouyapogsi and ate Of OHIO,
aud known By GuolOt No one n Oanheld, Dsnnt
son. Peass 4 Fosters subdivision Of original ten
scrS lots Nos hundred int y fcur, one hundred
IbirtY.hye and one hundred thrtys x sat6 cub lot
No. one hss fr mt OF sixty sx feet on WHlsog st.
and running back to Lake Hri5 about four hundrtd
snd & enty I'VE feet, excepting bnd rgservfng the
porton Of said sub lot thai has heretofore bean rom
Vsysd 90 the UrYel and & Ash tsbula Railroad Com
D ny, and now OecuPi'G IN pat By said Com panys
and be ng strip OF land fJrIy fset In wd b running
acri uB Hdd sub lot, be the same or less, but
subject 70 all legal hlgnWayB. Appraised at ln0.
hEARH g. ABBEY,
PAIEE WADE, Master Oomm'r.
Pld's Aft'ga. spri'I s.353
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MEAsTE8IS sALR.-PURsUANr 10

RTASTE8'S 5ALE.-PURSBANE no
l the command of deoretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of CUyahOga
Michael Mayer, to me directed, 1 shall expose
for sale, at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day OF
Nay, at O'Clock n, the following described
premises:-Situate In the township of MiddlebuTg
in said 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 O1 Rocky River, east by the east line Of
said lot, west BY the east line Of 25 acres known
rs the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted to one E. Baldick, and on the
south By SAID Baldiok'C lands, and Is supposed to
contain forty acres, TO be determined by survey.
------- .,r. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Com'T.
s. j. ABDKEEs, Pits Atty.
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LEGAL
EASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Iyl EAEE,-Puruuant 70 an order Of uaio TO me
dlr5oted from the Oouft Of Common pl q fir UuyaT
hoga OOunty, IA the Slate Of Ohio, N An action
therein gsnding, wherein Bsmuel HsSman u plain
tn and Henry q. Abby edminisTutor Of the estate
Of Robert Parks fec 'aHed, and others arc defend
ans, wilt expose for aso at public auction, at the
door u the Court use iu said couHtY on the 2ith
dey Of MAVt 1852 commencing At O'Clock p. NJ he
following described lJts OF land Situate 10 the city
cf ulovelsud 10 said county, heiuR in the Buffalo
Oompa y's purchase, and numbered and appraised
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3TRRIs -SALN- PuRsUANT

M A6IBh'6 = . a IL e. PURSUANT
ron The 65uFt q Uoa mon PisSt OF ON bosa Co1u-
~, AZ the itoi Was7n, EV5rert q % against El-
81 g g Is q SRa N Rtns Ire 5S Il s9S ssa
OOurs House in tne Cit Of Cleveland, o. the tec-
Ond day Of Nay 1859. at throo O'Clock P. M the
,9ll9El1s asseEisea BOSS Aoftsagp' Leases ana
Une note for 5000 dated March 2s 1859, made BY
Z. g. william, p,yable to b. UhRmberin or beSr'
er three years aeT cate with interest at the rate
Of ten u cent Per annums pay able annually s-eu ed
By mOrtgase lots hos g, us. 49, lsS 2s7, 33 $50
and sS,i7s s. = s,ons'a all0Tm nt paTt Of IO.doru
lou Nos. aud part OF 100 acre lot no. 48l, aud
pert OF original twO-aore lotI Os ib and l16 In The
G'ty OF uleVvl al 3, tluyAhDsa county, O9iO,
Three nots, RO 70 Sls5 Us esch, and one for Sl95
Os datf January sa. 1908 nado By AVerih Barlow
payable to the order Of Elery g. WI liams in one
iVo and thrss years. re pc lively, from date, With
int rest at ten y NJ payable aanu ly; secured b.
ion o. Part OforRnAl lot No. 90 in that art OF tie
OIEy OttlisVsiand, lsrmerly knO ER as ohio City.
wi iiams 10 fstfioE Oi5uliiVsn, october 1865, Of
lot east side Of Water stFee', OsyeaDd, b tween
Lake aod 81 Oiair sire ts, for term, comms uoing
90 smb l. 1857, and enuIRg November /, 1852, ct .
rent Of S5B per anHumi rms paid 70 Nov. l. Is 9.
The lstsoEs int g. IN Lease @ Of part OF SUP lot
Ellery @. Williams to a.. Lattimsr, ApriI Is, 1883,
for tei m Of one year with pItvil on the part q
par Hnnun, psysbl7 quarterly ia a vance.
Also, the interest Of the venoos IA the following
sons ne7einafter nawe for the prrohas Of sub lots
in the subdiYiscn Of original ten acre ots in Glove
lana MGa y lllH q Alas - WIZ
Uontrsoi OF JOhu Klein aus for lot No. GO, d4ted
April l. 1858; amOnHt appeariug 6 due SlS2 a.
Cons act Of John Al'Vatter for lot No. IS, dated
March g. 1913; amount appearing due Gi6iT2.
Co. ira II Abraham stoller for lot No ., dated
April ], 1888 amount appearing oue Sib7 Al.
Contract VI Ferdinand Jonn for lot 90. 4S, dated
April I, 1855; q y ount epps wing due &3I9 60
Contract of John a. GtEsll for lot O So, dated
February 4, ls9; amount appear ng due $751; SO
co. tract Of John vi Il for lot No. Il, datsd July
IS, ls57i amount appearing Que Sssi n.
UOntrast,Of MslLhiOr ka ser for lot o. l9, dated
November u, 1885, amount appering que SlS9 o..
Also, the vendors interest IN ne following con-
tracts made with Ellery q. Williams for the par
chaaH OF sab Ots IN T. Stones BuboiNiao0 OF part
OF original lot No. hity, BrJt klFn Township
Contract Of William Benson Tor los no l92, dateo
Ap II l. is57; am Jrnt 81 20 arinE due S7b9 06.
Contract OF iOcOthy Cooper Tor lot SO. l9t, dated
Es bruary ., 1853; amount sppearing due S5lTt9
Contra { OF John Martin f5t lot no ia, dAIsd Feb
HnNHh U. ABBEY,
PAIaEk WADE mastsr OOmmr.
pIt'Hs Attyis April n, I852.s85
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The following calculation Is made Of the
number Of rebel prisoners We have taken
Einoe the fret Of January lsst without
counting those recently captured At Pitts
h,,rg landing. ra
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HIINuIs

Is about equal In extent 70 England, with pop
ulati0n Of I, ,T23, COS, and soil capable Of sup
porting 2O,O0o, 900. No State IN the Valley of
the Alissisiippi offers 90 great an inducements 70
the settler as The State OF Illinois. There Is No
part Of the world where aIl.th6 conditions ofell-
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 prodnce
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OARS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKwHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOda-
eed IN great abundance. The northern portion
Of HlinOls Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of ken
tucEy and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature IN the state, suited to almost every product
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GEYH0N nrrHn
SA L R.-PURSU.

M ASTER'S SA L E.-PURSU-
INA ANT 70 the command offs deorotAl order Of
sale trOm the court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and Mahoning
RailrOed Company against Isaac L. Hewitt
And others, 70 directed shall expose for sals e.
public auction. ct the door Of the Court House, IN
the City OF Cleveland, on the nin8toenth day Of
May. 1852, at thTes O'Clock P. NJ, the following
Bcrfbed parcels Of land situate IL the City Of OsFs.
land, county Of OuyhhogA, and Stats Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeWittg 1ubdiYistOn Of th8
50 called MerWn property In said City Of Olsvoland
20 Wit
Parcel No. ]. Lot No. hfiesn Of said subdivision.
Appraised at 1000.
Parcel 80. 2 Lot No. EIteOn Of said BlbdiFis-
ion. Appraised ct $500 @
liPproai MOL Lot No. seventeen OF Iaid TubdfVil.
ION. Appraised at $500. ~ tr- o..
Parcel No 4. Lot No. eightsan Of said EubdiVfn.
ions Appraised at SI6O0
Parcel No, 5. The Wastgrly part Of lot No. nina
teen OF said Subdivision, bounded northeflY, south
erlY and westerly By the lot lines, and eaItsry b.
the centre lfne Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MsrJin strest and about fortT-seVen feet distant
EoutheaEteriY therefrom. Apprailod ct 81, 900.
Parcel No. 6. Tho easterlT psrt of lot No. nine
b and souIhGEly b. the lot liEBl and westerly b
ths ceatrs line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MorFin streot and about iortIs5e5sn 1T distant
y = = HEnHH g. ABB8T, Ma5tof OommR
RAEHHY, BAoKug 4 HoBLn, AteoFnsYl.
ArFii n. 'iGsIa1l9 = --.-aA L.i--I.-I alI Iu
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TIE ORDINARY YIEID

Of Corn is from so to 80 bushels per acre?E Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here Al small cost and yield large proftg. Il g
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Rral
ries Of Illinois branch Of farming to which bat
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
knkee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago. and Dun-
leith, q distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
147 miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
SDrina Wheat Corn -
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CnfATF

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from bis labor a. on 1hess
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the TeFre Haute, Alton & s..
Louis Railroad a distance OF nearly zoe miles. ls
well adapted 70 Winter
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-MHEAT. CoRN. -CnTTnN. TnnArCn. !

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great sbundance,
are furnished from tofHeaks sarlier1hhn their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Eankakee
and Illinois rivers, q distance OF 10 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
the State.
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G!oFE. H.iE FErs:is s:f9a'PFf PianSi. int
~ - DeiondSnts iFOr Relief
JONAS q, HEARTT, PHILIP
% Hssrtt, Philsnder Bennett, Hanrietta Ben
nett, james . Griffith Samuel n. Jall-nder, +. s
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee fn Bankruptcy
Of Benjamin 7 Tyler and the unknown Heirs Il
JOhn b. Macy, deceased, defendants in the aOvVe
ttled action and non residents Of the State Of Ohio,
hereby notified that the 81 day Of AprIl A.
1907 said plalntns nlsd IN ths once Of the CLERK OF
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the posse. sion OF the folloEing de
scrbed real estate, wit: situate In the County Of
UuyahogA and state Of Ohio, and being In that part
OF the CITY Of Cleveland which formerly called
the City ot Uhtoi ana s known e. aqb lot9 numbers
263 2s, 27u, 2S3 and IA, in BlOok Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, 90 called, and have been In such
possession since eeptember, 1859, that on and
prior the 18th day OF july 1851 said lots were owned
in common by the following named 7rsOns, to wit.
Thompson, Phiander Bennett. William r. Rich
ards, Gilm an Folsom Ir., Guy b. Goodrich, Oharles
y ins John B. May, and Samuel N. Jalsndsr,
that saiI l4Ih day OF July, lSS, said parties
owning said lots In common duly executed and de-
ItVerea 70 said Norman Y. baldNin q geed thereof,
that on the 18th day Of april, 1885 said Norman Q.
Baldwin duly conveyed said los 70 Frederick Bald.
win, who, on or about the 18th day Of september,
1858, duly conveyed the same to these plaintiffs, that
under Eaid deeds Of conveyance said Norman o.
Baldwin, Frederick LdWfn and said PLAINTIFF have
lots hince the 4th day Of July, 1881, that said
deed thereof so executed and delivered to Norman o.
bHlQWln was not anu HAS never Deeu EecQEu6Qe
was sometime after its delivery TO said Norman y.
Baldwin lost or accidentally destroy and has not
bsea and cAnuOt be found, by reason whereof the
title OF said plaintiffs to lots il clouded, ID the
deendantB appear Of record 70 have interest in
and TO said lots Whereas In acg they have no ints-
rest WhaIevsr. 1he petition prays decree con.
hrminR their title to said lots and excluding said
defendants IRON any claim thereto. So defsndAnts
are required answer said petition BY the lath day
Of June, I55 or the same will be taken confessed
and q decree rendered accordingly.
PALmER & DENNIS,
aprfll6:ss9 Plaintifs atty.
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NTASTERla 8A-L q PuRsUA AVA

MASTERS SAL E. PURSUANT
lyE 20 the command OF q deoretal order Of sale
trOm the court o. common Pleas o. Ouyaboga ooqo-
ner, 90 directed sail expose Tor sale at puDltc
auction, at he door Of he Court dOuss Ia the City
Of Cleveland the nineteenth day Of May, 1853, az
three 0elOoz NJ, she following described tract or
lot Of land, situste in Brooklyn township OuJ aho-
% County, Obio, and known e. subdivision Lot No.
JWo hund ed and f5rty-aiX, in Hirsm stones add
tion to Ohio Oily and Olev land composed Of part Of
BroOklyn Township. hpprAised at $3.50.
HENRY u. ABBEY,
PAIHR WADE, Master OOmm'E-
PlG abrillb.3g3
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.

Tie espsrimsnts IN Cotton euItHrs Grs Of
Gerry great prongf8e. Commencing IN kdf3tlf16
80 deg. 80 Enfl. (ses Nation on The Brunchs
and ASsllzR ptfOn on the MdiH Ltnsl, ne Com
ne perfection Of kBis fibre. 4 settler liG1tlg
q fdnaflg Of young e5iidrs9, can tull ilelr
VOlfh NJ lGb0r to q most prof liable account n
kbs Qr0a0th dad perfection Of tifs pJdRe.
TIE 0f50noas essrti0ns ROl0 ntdei1g % CD
tain glEppiy ef reLiQbts seed suited @ tte
rsQuirements oY TIE soil Of Illinois, tctB, e y
hoped, speedily 0frs q sufficient 1llOEnt %
pkaBt q great brsrdtl cf land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The Ereas resources Of The sists, in Coal, Ir1a,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &c., are almost Untouched; lhey await the
arrival Of e1terprising and euergetic men accu7-
tened to convert them Into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads interseet the whole STATE. Sl15,-
900 900 have been invested n camplstnE the
great network that links every part Of the state
into immediate connection with ne surro urllling
States and the direetest thoroughfares Of COM
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAMROAD
Traverses the whole length Of the state, from
the banks Of ths Mississippi and Lake a,icidgau
to the Ohio. As Its name imports, the kailrQad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on e.
ther ide of the road along its whole lengih la
the lands offered for sale.
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that q should
have already disposed Of 800, 600 acrss Of Hand
Il e now selling at the rate Of 5, 900 1cras per
week The population along the line has trehled
In ten years, and Is now 81, Sol. The Company
sen 70 ae1al cultivators, and every contrast con
talns an agreement to cultiviiie.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs-
There are Ninety Eight Depois On the Compa-
nyis Railroad, giving about one every 51Ee1
niles Cities Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the Whoie
route, where every desirable COMMODITY may be
found as readily as in the oldest cities 0l ne
Union, and where buyers are to be met foEal
kinds Of farm produce.
EDUCATION.
Mecnan.cs and working men win fnd he nee
school system encouraged by the state, and en-
doved with q large revenue for the support OF the
schools Chiidren can iiTein sight Of he school,
the college, the church, and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great W es-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this Splendid rsgiOnof
country can doubt that Il equals the most taEor-
ed dsscriDiions that have ever besn given cf itf
but let any careful observer visit T. and be vii
Inform you that the half has not been told Of me
advantSges lt1 ofer1 for immediate occupgtion
and fmnedlste returns. The f1rnersof the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are lzoVins
70 Illinois In great numbeEs5 and 4 is oeleEees
that II these surprising advantages we're made
known to the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and Working populati0n q oFeT-eroVded Europe
they Weuid promptly avail themselves OF ne
kn0Eisdgs. a
.s--
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STOCK RAIsEVG.

advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock rdis1g. An kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &e., OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes haYe alrsady been
made, and the field IS open for others 70 sntsr
with the fairest prospects OF ike resalts. DAIkT
FARMISa also presents its Inducements 70 many.
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And he east hglfOf hot No. 100 ppFaised Ut 15
ALEC, hn undivided half q OF Ne lBin Al.
fred kelley's sub-divisiOn Of original city
Lots l9l, ls2 l93 In said city, spprsis.d at lib
-nE lH .-.H. .tr..l...ll al. GRtsW0bD,
apfll.a33 ALnaLef O0mmi loner.
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70 L91I' 80 = p = 4 iII.IT9IIFITF ~ rHAxTEB,l

llc-qI7- bEEAEE OHAAHl8, 2 IS April 9ths ~.
sI HDR.fJ. o. .AgEB-H enored sir: have made
Sgept and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful
rbeuuatism under which he found me suffering
Tho irgt ooss relieved me, and q few 5ubgeQu uent
doass entirely removed the disease. feel In better
heath now thGn tor HomR years before which az
fributs entirely to tbs effects Of your Oathartfo
Pills. Yours vita great lespecti
- r. s-. 4. - L0UIU5 o. METOALH."
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REAL ESTATE

WESTERN LAND. .---H. Fl. LII
E w 7sTN 81 ths lase Grm of nlifias q E7EVaa,
,osEtnnfiT 6n hand large qusntitF Of te ilTlliEI
Iand N IcEH, " Wl9oonln ~. lll1ouEi. g srcha1al
lor ciJ q eolttl - ~ - - -
ri1r maTl3ilft
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Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahOga OOunty, o.

VS.
Charles WinsloW, as the Court Of Common Pleas,
s0sig zee Of ksuDln g.
Hunt, for the b. neht Cuyahoga County, o.
of the creditors OF u
y. Sexton, Defsnr anti @ 3
NOTICE.-U. @. SEXTON, OF THH
IN state Of michigan, viii tsks notios q At John
ell d, on the 27th day Of HOVemners A. D. 1881,
Die his pet q, Ia g. court Of OmmOn Pleas with
10 and Tor the Lounty OF CuJahoga, aud State Of
shio, against tn said CHARLES unBloW IS a8signeO,
&c. setttng rlh that he has = cl i'm against the
estate OF G. said h. G.. bunt for the SUN OF 800,
interest from OetO Der 2lth, 1856 and t3li, md
interest from June 7th, 1851 less q cent? and thar
said ssgnment was fraud oa the other ofedit rs
Of SAID Hunt and pra l. tnat the assignment B..
the eQuE' lent Of at the creditors Of be said
hunil and BY leave OF Court tn said U. o Sexton l.
y. o. sexton IeQui I'd te appear aod answer said
petition or bef re the thi,d Saturday AFTER the
30lh day OF May next.
J. h. OHIDESTEB, l
prii I9, ls6ss3S9 Plaintiffs Attig.
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100 The shove are all ofnom persons who aro publicly
these zatatemsats without q thorough conVioliOn
that they Wers true- .ii
PREPARED By J. @, AVER,
Practical and Analytical ObemiEt Lowell, Mas
And G. W. OLAEK, and by all Druggists and
Dealers IN MsdiciRa egsryWhers -. 80
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AGRICULIURAL PR0DUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop 1861 vas estimated at s., 600 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 eO0,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BucsWheat, Potatoes, Sweet PotatOel,
Pumpkins, sauashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, ClOYer,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &e-, which 60 70 sven
the vast aggregRte OF production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out OF the stats % Illinois during the
past year.
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STOVES AND TlN.WARE.

TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Having tfurinq fbs rast VTfntsr Sseu improved Is
nov uudo1btsdiy the BEsF serve % tss = srket.
It8 Baking, Roasting and BrolIag rropsEtie8 are
unexceptionabie, and IN e1euomT g tuel Z 3 un-
paFallsd; with is new patsnt gret1 f viii burn
Goal Is we'll &c wood most admIrahiy toe uFen be-
ing thoroughly ventilated e VIII pTodaeae - oet
Ilrsn; Eoasting and Toastina is done bel1re t18
oDen hre and BrOing over i've Goals On t1e ne9rth
- common sense diofat 8. &c i3 maduf1cturaQ IN
thia city and th- material ulsd and the WorEman'
ghio Of the best quality analgS = sfea perlas
gafi1fctfon 20 all 8 hlndrsfs of bonGskeoperl II
thie city and surreuldiug countfFr VIC are dallI
using the StoVa, viii - titg.
fis HoTIsHlg S'Gf Co0r1g St01e,
q . new and desirable pastern, which, with TaFis-
~ Of others, ulake our sock cqmpleha. QMs also
have On hand great variety Of Psrlor Cooking and
other beating Stoves for sale at redlc8l prices.
10Aro eolstantlT supplied vi b an the nsRsIt B
most bsauhfnl styles Of
ENAM ELED CRATES,
Also-sll o. thu most ussfal arfiilss 81
Hosss FiTpisliilg Goods, Nails & Fa5lsgs FoOls
We are Just rpcsiyihg tha l-test JmproY styl @
BIRD "a rs, which ofiar.d for sale at he low
tor sale at Whoissaie OF retail, All the Varos ertolo4
Of lain and Jareued Tin C0pB and 3-cst ifoa
Ware We oisr the almost endless ysriet9 OF gaod1
In or line o. stle tdz fnWatr rash p-cls On tno
ONE PRICE SYSrEMt
- Au ueusekesPer and tfess Eho so2tsmplets9
HousekeepinR, q = the re- Of manfil1. 9re most
cordially invited 70 csl bulorr sure where
and iud e inr thems-lvsar a1d -eu1 ttin = uar-
antsed as he stove and era z EmpgTlnm q
". . MARVIN,
B rnssu vo s0sc-,h sla- 20 saes-s.
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TRANSFORMATION.
FOR LAKE sUPRRIOF

FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
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