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MAsfER'S SALE.-PURSUANF TO
lNI the command of decretal order of sale
rom the Court of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, Al the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, % me directed, 1 shall expose
for sale st public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, at O'Clock P NJ, the following described
preinises:-Bituate IN the township of Middleburg
In said county, known and described e. follows,
viz: Part Of lot number one in Section twenty
one, In said township, and bounded north BY the
center OF Rocky River, east by the east line of
said lot, west BY the east line Of % acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged 70
lands contracted TO one E. Baldick, and on the
south by sald Baldick's lands, and Is supposed TO
contain forty acres, 10 be determined BY survey.
Appraised st $500.
LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Com'r.
s. J. AHDRKWs, Pits Att'y.
April H. lS623sT
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2ILEGRL NOTICES. 4
TAsTER- COMMIssTONER's

IWF n - ~ O0AAHA4ooAONMn Nh .
INL EAhh'-fp fpElnent 70 an order Of aals % me
hosa County, IN the hiate Of Ohio, N an action
therein pending, WhgToin BHmuei HhgIIAn u plain
tn and Henry O. Abbey, adminiatrator oi the estate
OF Robert Parks, decsaaed and othorI, are defend.
enis tl expose for sale at public auction, ct the
dOerof the Opurt House te said hountV. "a The fff
day of May, ia69 Communicating 4 81 o'efotE - n me
following described lots Of land situate in the city
Of OleYelHnd In said county baing IN the Bufalo
- ftiiOwa.
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England, With pop
ulation Of LIS, ,e66, and 4 soil capable OF sup
porting 20 600 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 90 great al lnducemeht 70
the settler Is the STATE o. Illinois There is 20
part OF the world Whero all fhe conditions 0f ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, CoEN and WHEAT.
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MASTERS sALB.-P0RsUANr

MI AOIEh y y a Il E. PURSUANT
iron th5 Oooft 0f Osllmon RloeI % Coun-
~, at the suit OF Edward wade against Henry kin
nsr, 10 me directed 4 ahal expose Tor sale &c public
OF ClBVblaud on tnu ntnsteeuth day Of May, 1851
three o'olOoE M, She following described tTaot
lot OF land situate IN Brooklyn township, Cuyaho-
20 county, Ohio, aud known e. subdivision lot No.
tEo hund cd and f0rty-siL, In airam stones add
tion TO Ohio Oty and OleY land com posed Of part Of
oFiFf al lots . d1ty-three and sixty-eigtt IN
Brooklyn Township. apprAised q $50
HENRY q. ABBEY,
PAIHR WADE, Master Dommir.
PlHH Att'yg aprillE568
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h01'' fS' S'''ER 'LEERFITr rHAxTER."

sEEATR ORAHHER, o., April 5th, 1854.
uDR J, o. AYEn-Honored Sir: have made q
thoroRqh trial OF the ORthetio Pills. len me By your
aQent and have been cured By them Of the dreadfpl
rheunatism under which be found me Bufiering.-
dOSs1 entirely removed the disease. f5el In better
kealth now than for soms ysars bef0reS which at
fribute entirely to tbs effects Of your UBthRrtic
PiIiS, Yours vita great respect
LOCUS B. METOALT."
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WHEAT. CORN. COTTON. TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and eyery variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown IN great sbundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 70 G weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the rerre Haute.
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance OF il5 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles On tBe Main Trunk,
lies II great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the Stafe
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THH ALIs-sOFFlUIssT TaHsh,
VIENNA

ETEBfEsEMAR /, 2 d 3, ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LETTHEH PATENT
lngland and secured b ths BsalE o. TIE loolr de
HksrmAoie De PaTi1s aad tas lra1srih uollsEs q
Medicine, NieIla.
NO. I q Invaluable for sxhEaEEols EFerEaatous0s
and all physical dinabilitia1s
10 connlaEnlV eradioateI AZ fTRcof q fhQlo ois
go fha& haFt bean tresed hy ths naa
SfouI and peTniciouH u1e OF oopaiya and oubob1
10. hsl ertTplF FuI lAntee re injurious gIo
lfsl, diEpe-Einf IzrtfEz and FooE1rg o1f tho
YsmuR Of disease.
TRIFsERIAR, Hoa. /, 3 and {, are praparation she
form OF loaeEo, devoid Of taste and small, and can
te c3Frsd i1the Wa5tooat pocket. Bold IN TN oeei
nd dIV{ded into HspaFats do1o1, admnigtarsd b.
ValFsEu Lailslnshd HouH Ltiesldt %. Price = eaah
a. go or fg. Nhich aave5 81 and in 81 e1sel
V7hsby thefS y a1AFfnf oi 81 10 b he'd Wnole1al1
ard retail, Of d.. BARROWi No. le4 BloeoEsE liroot
EOV York, Immediately on receiving romittAnoe
~ RsfFoN viii forward the Tris8omhr % any paI
OF thb world Ho6dFoIy packed, and add esse ncoor3
FnF 20 the fusiruoeiopi Of the Writsr
fB-Eold By g. ". CLARK, Agent for OleIeland.
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Tho above are all from E0rHo1s who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
thess statements without , thorough conviction
that they were true.
PREPARHD By j. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell HAS.
And G. ". CLARK, and BY all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine every here.
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M ORDNARY YTFLD

OF Corn Is from 20 to so bushels. per acre.r Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed thatno section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little atte-ltion has been paid and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the kan
kalSeo and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lelth, distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14T miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy bay,
Suring Wheat Corn .-.-.-. --
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Aud the east hGlfof Lot No. 100 appraised at as
Also, Gu undivided half Of Lot Ne Is In AL
fred Kelisy's subdivision Of original city
Lots 1911, 1872 1913 IA said city sppraissd at ll5
n. GRIsWOED,
Maafar Dnnn.faaInnar
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Nall E-pUR9TT.

M MASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
lNl ANT to the command ofa deCr0tAl order Of
sale irom the court Of Common Pleas o. Ouyahoga
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and Mahontng
Railroad Company against lBaao 4. Hewitt
and otheT1, 70 directed shall expose for sale at
public suction, ht the door Of the Court House. IN
the City Of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
Nay, 1854, ct thres O'Clock P. NJ the following
soribed parcels Of land, situate In the CITY Of Oeve.
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known By being part Of HeWtttg aubdiyigiOn Of the
80 called Merwia property n said CITY Of Cleveland
% Wit
Paroel No. l. Lot 10. dftssn Of said subdivision,
Appraised ct 3, 900.
Parcel No. q Lot Nc. sixteen Of said Iubdivas
Ion. Appraiasd at eleQ0.
Parcel No, Lot No. seventeen Of said gubdiVia
ION. Appraised at $500.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said IubdiViI-
ion. Ap7rdl1sd at 8leOo. 81
Parcel No. 5. Ihe Westariy nart Of lot No. nine
tsan OF said ubdViGion, bounded nurthsrly, south.
erly and westerly By the lot lines, and ea5fsrly by
the centre nHe Of brick wall nearly parallel With
Marwin street and about fortY-seVbn feet distant
BoutheaaterlT therefroui. Appraised et 5000, n
Parcal 10. s. Tho eAsterly pSrt Of lot No. nine
tesu OF said subdivision, bounded northhriy easte
L and gouthsEly ~ the lot liass. end westerly By
the centre line OF briek Wl nsarly parallel With
nsrEin stEsst snd about fSEty ,ssgsn feet distant
10utheast6rlY therafrom. Apprhisod AZ 500.
HEHRK 6. ABBEY, Master Oomm'r
RAENET, BA0EUs = hoBLEs Attorneys.
Aprills is5l;SS3
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ d-i uIRGIHHA4I RAIhROAD.

:
Fs -
lsEl.3. WINTER ARBAHaEMENT. lssl-A.
on and afser Monday, November f.h, 1851. P.r-,u,
ger Trains viii leaE5 OlsFslAnd e follows
Ffrut Train-so0 A. M-Stopping ct All stations e.
0ept Olm6ted, Columbia, Rochester, Green.
viuT a 0rsstlino i6s6 a. n; Ooinmb6S ~ II
n; Dayton 500 P. NJ Cincinnati sl5 P. n;
Indianspolis 200 z; n Louisvils 80 A. n
g. Louis lest5 A. M Chicago vie OreStlins q
second Train-7:s6 ?. E.-stoppinE 1t al stations
Iberia, EdeRs Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orange and
WorthingtOn, arriving ct Orestllno llaO P. u.
Columbus 30 a a DAYTON bs05 A. A.; Oins
oinnRn 7i26 A. Nj Indianapolis 900 "A. IL; 81,
Louis HsS0 r, n. bouisviAs 2i5 P. A.; CRicl.
90 vie Oragtlins les40 A. n.
5 on q axe sS F.SaT o1 ira r. 81 '.s1Ri e 2S
TTsins issYs 6OIansus . iollovs: Is, Train-s.s
A. A., and arrive In Cleveland sts20 A. n. "a Tfa
-l;l6 ?. n, Hnd s-rives IN Cleveland ssio P. n.
sObHEIOPIOEA
RsIhy, Eandusky, EsuEasld kHsvaFk Rallro,d. o.
Aasaeld' M Vernon, Newark, zsnsIFiIlI
OrsssIins, Pittuburgh, Fort Wagns 4 OhIoiFo Ran
Eoad, for Forest, UpPsr Sandusky, Dslphos
Lima, Iort MaFnei baRorte, Chicago, tg,,
gst. and EaIt f5T Asaihsld, WooSist. hIas
aAIIsa and Bsllsl5ntains BaIroAd Line, for Marion
Eellsfontailas Sidney, Unions Hunole. In,
TIlis, EodsTils, Cairo, 81 IsoaiS, g.
Dol1WAFoi with 5prtugneldi ut. vernon and Piktlf
burgh Rsilroad lor SprinFasld.
OeiaRbul, Iittls Miami 3 ColumbuH, and Iaain
allroad, for NenlA, D-Vkon, IndianaDoii5
Tsrre Haute, Rt. Louis, lLIFroW, L0Velhnd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio lIif
IlIilli hatlroad at Clnelnnad br Eou1l
Roiutl on the Ohio river. -
Uol1mbuss Oontral Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eaaol
vile, Whselings Go.s Columbus, Pima a.
Indiana Railroad for Piqus, Urbana, tc.
~ Tor Tioksts 70 all points And infOrmati0nIsps
ply Is the Passenger Station, aud at Union IlokE
Once, IiT Superior street.
IS. FLINT, 5uDoEiRtszdsrk
OIsEsland, Eov. lth, ISL.
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CULrTVATIoN OF coTrnr.

{ 7hs experiments u Cotton cailturs ere gf
Gerry great Pyonlfsc. Commencing ia lglitHds
50 deg. so min. (see MdttOoH on he Branch,
and Assumption or ths Mlfn Lt1sl, tts Com
p1ag Ot0Hs fA0NsGndsQ D fGcra8 cell GdGpisi5i 60
tie perfection Of this fbTs. A gsffle- hGgflg
q Hdmtiy Of young cifkdnsn, can nm fhelr
youthful labor % a mast profitable accent n
ths gr0tcth and perfection of tkfs pLGns.
Ths CfgOrods ererfions a0lg HiGkiHg % 90
tain supply on rsgid5ls seed shttsd 60 th6
rsqisrsselts q tts s0tl Of llliH0is, lgill, e =
Hoped, speedily gi1e q sufficient G1sclfHt 70
ploBf a great brs1dth of ldIid-
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from bis laboF as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 90 mueh
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 2Oo miIes, Is
we'll adapted to Winter
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NM ILLINOIS CEITRAL RAHB0AD

Traverse the whole length Of The State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
b the Ohio. As Is name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on el-
theF side Of the road along It's whole isngih us
ff,a HaFan nfraraa frr 1rIe.
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Tor Relief.
INNDANTa. TarnnnRn

y. mahtefhp partners
under the name Of Peck
Dennis and josiah Bur.
SAID DEFENDANTS, TaEoDoRa
ton non-r sid ntl OF the stata Of ghio are horeby
pOt1ed that said plaintiff, the 26th day Of Fsbru
aTy 1854 iled II thH oee of the CLERK ofihs Court
Of Iommon Pleas, OF CuyshoRa COu7iy, Ohio bis
potiiign setting forth o al at the November Torm
siderat'on OF said Court recovered < Judgment
nj ma. b layls and aodsrick Cisikisu. An tbs su6i
Of l,lN q3 damages, and seven and 6n-lO0 dcllsrs
co9ts on whioh Judgment insrsiss 90 T. accrued up
to febfuArY g, se2, 70 the amount OF twenty tnTss
and AZ 100 dollara, which judgment was rendered
csriain appeal bond bef0is that time e1souted By
.sid soderiek ualkinI rs principal, and Theodore
saa OaiEins and Said TbSoSoFs n suFsoS SSt IBd
have property of KIDD within the iursdlotioa
an sid Thom ls Quayle through said plslntia was
oompsled 10, and did, on the 25tn day Of February
ami inoresss costs ami interest, 20 wit: Bls IB in
cons lders.ion Of which ea.d Judgment was on said
dag dub Essigued 20 SAT- plaintiff for the bsusht u
sald h0mas Qusyle, ana that said plalniiI has 4
right TO enloic eaid iudsment against ssid TheO-
WI: for the sum oi Sssl 50 with interest from Feb
rAry 25 1851 said letition further states thaE
alkiDS and said Thfoioro n. Burton, unFaiishsd
iniwhtls, thA! about ths month Of NAy, 1851, said
B1rtOn recovered judgment before said Wells POr-
ter, ustios Of the Psaca Of sad County, against
sal Josl u. OAhoOn for about 500, upon which
there e now ous about $50, that said Thomas o.
noon a liable therein bali for stay Of execution
and that ssid The, dore n. Burronii ths real owner
Of said judgment, that said Peck Masters are tn
dsbtsd 70 said Theodore "a Burton IN the sun al
foity dollars Or thhreabOuta, that said Robert b,
Dennis IL also indebted 70 said Theodore n Burtcn
iniths sum Of about two hundred dolhla, that said
Wells Porter hks money % wit: two hundred dol
lars In hts hands belonging % said Theodore u.
Barton, that sal Theodore n. Burton, in the year
1859, purchased the following described lands and
Jelsments, 20 wis; Sub lot a5g in Barber q ord 3
subdivision called In ne City Of Ohio, nov City
OF Cleveland Ouy yah0ga tOUluy, ohio, and paid the
full Price aud consideration therefor, but caused the
title thsrto TO b. conveyed q his brolhar Josiah e.
Burto d who holds the SANE In trust for said Taco
doro H. Burton, that said lot leased 20 dssndsnt
Nilliam A.. lngham. ana that the rant thereof be-
iohRa 10 said Theodore d. The object and prayer
Otsaid petition ia 70 subject iha moneys 30 ~ the
handa o. and due the sad Theodore a. Bur on from
sad Jo,l Is. cahoon, Thomas Oahoon, Peck 3 Mas'
tsFs, hobsrt b. Dennie, Wells Porter and William
A. InghAm 70 the payment q said hrat named iudg-
ment as aforesaid, ior sale Of saic land and he
Same sPpro prtati6n as far as may be necessary Of
the proceeds Their OF. said deiondanti rsQuirsd
ts answer said petition By the ltth day Of June l
ths same win Do taken as oonfsssed and judgment
.W.PALmER,
Anrf11Rseco pl4fuGEn
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EEEADg,sSI4E TEETH,
I Ell. .InHEsTYF TERTH
-FINANCIkL.

$50. 600 Z SgsEE s71 Z. LAD A2yAE0R9 q Y ID
9 ~
N - 4, 49,. J = - ,lai ed ~
lol1inGl Ilarpet1, Piin1I II ~
~ 81 Fgll5 u tls ~ 49,
eaEl1ilTD flTtt1. Ez1l ~ I71 iv-4sis,
rnf IrweirF rlr Gale 81 bar11inT -
~ fAGlEAli ono 10. !, T7lterrff ~ 1 z
l-.llof llea'I elar etg. 4 LIIiI q Oo.t
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OoHREOTIOHB,

Oonhectiong are nade at EonrosTills with the San.
dnlky, Man9held and Newark =. lR.t e glYde Wiil
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabllh 1Railrosda for Ckfoago, De-
eolt, JackBonf Fort WAyngs IogAn1port, HalaTettl1
Cairo, Alton, g. AouiS snd al points Wsst EoTthI
WaIt and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from TolsdO and ths
west et s:1a A. N.i and s;lo ?. 4. 5rOm SandusdT
as 500 A. =.
nrw,7anA Rnuf 4 ragT eT-hA
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aprll6:Sss

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber has
been spPointst and quaifod as Administrator on
the estate Of Royal W. Tyler, latS Of heWburEh In
NI, sprIf:ss5 '1H's' W.GTYLER.
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RANNEY, BAOKUs d NOBLE,
I RigiDflF's AttrEnsTE
IN the Courg Of Comm6i fleas, 4
Of OuyahOga Co., slate Of lihio. J

Of OuyahOga Co., SIate Of tihio.
lorentuI +. Conser, Plaintiff, Acton FOR money
against only.
Emory L. Hlbbard, Defendant Attachment.
EMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
doFendant In this aouOn, is hereby notified
TEzS petition for the recovery Of money only, VS.
on the iOtk day Of March, A. d. 1852, hled IN the
Clerks olice Of the Court Of common Plee5 aiore-
said setting forth that the aaid defendant Is ndebt
ed te the plaintiff In the cum Of two hundred and
dy dollars, with interest thereon from the 6th day
September, 1883, upon promiasory note Of said de-
fendant dated aG AitOna, IN the StAte Of Illinois.
the 9Th day OF september. 1855, and made payable in
the sum Aforesaid 70 hood BOdley one year after
date Of which note plaintiff is the owner and hold
er and that said petition prays judgment against
said defendant said note for the sun Of $50 %
and interest theI con from September 9th, 1855.
said defendant IL further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day Of
hANEEY, BAOEUs 4 NOBLE,
-..-lo.aes HIaInLIM J. ..u-r.-.-.
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CITES, TOWNS, sIaREEFs, DEP0Ts.
EDUCATION

B Mecnan.es and working men win find he nee
school system encouraged By ihe Stase, and en-
doWed With a large revenue for the support Of the
schools Children can live IN sight of the schcol,
the college. the church, and grow up With TIA
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Me5-
tern Empire.
Ne one who has visited this splendid region q
country can doubt that Il equals the most iaTof-
ed descriptions that have ever been given q ili
but let any careful observer Fisit f. and be vii
inform you that the half has net been told Of The
advantages it offers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moFlag
70 Illinois IN great numbers; and L Is believed,
that II Ehese surprising advantages Uere made
knoVn 70 The farmers, mechanics mauuiacturers
and working populated Of oVer-croE1ed Elrope,
they would promptly ava1 themselves of TIE
knowledge,
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OATs, BARLEY, AYE. BUCKWHEAT,

l OATS, bAhiLki, hHE, bUChWHkAI,'
.
And vegetables suited to the climate, are prcdl-
eed In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate of PennsylTania,'
I while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited to almost every product
\ Of the limited Stats emo .eU
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Irvine U. Masters, Trustee
for Thomas Quhyle, Rl'tf,
Va.
IhsodOre n BuFton. Rod
eriek OAlkih1, fhomas
eusYle, Oscar A.BurtOn,
Joel B. Oahoon, Thomas
CahOOn y illiAm A. ing.
ham, Welh Portbr, Eli.
hu ~. Peck and Irvine
U. Masters, psftnorg
undar the name Of Peck
. M.BHrs, Robert Is.
Dennis and josiah Bur,
ton.
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BAHROAD sYsTElI OF mLTEOIs.

Railroads intersect the whole state. 91i5,-
900, 900 have been invested In col.pletlng ne
great network that Inks every part Of the state
into immediate connection With The surrounding
stStes and the direeiest thoroughfares of cozn-
rnerce
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
while the Corn crop yields not less thsn 40 000-
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BnckEhsat, Rotatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, 80, which 60 % swell
the vast aggregate of production h this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the ststs Of Iliaois during the
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Va. In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and }Court of Common Pleas
Lo7iss Foot, ct. al de State Of Ohio.
n UYIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
u 4 said Stata, and one Of the defendants In the
6OoFa action, is hereby notified that on the 10Th
day of February, 4. d. 1852, said plaintiff fled
bis petition In the Clerks Once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot e indebted 70 plain.
tiff on judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace In the sum of SIS, IS, (oosts Of suit
s., ,TO) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1852, q transcript of said Judgment was hled
In said Clerks ofice, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi-
ses, belonRinR to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
on the east south and west By the east, south and
west lines Of said lot No o.; and on the north BY
lands owned and set OF 70 Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 23d day
of April, A. D. 1883, executed and delivered 70
said 1oKias Foot mortgage deed Of said Premi-
ses 70 secure the payment of two notes, one Tor
Sl16o % In Ons year, and another note for S2S 10
in two years from said 23d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfied on the record
in Recorders Once Of said County, ls wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said Lovias Foot or his assigns have any Hen on
said premises By reason Of said mortgage indebt-
edness. WheFsupon plaintiff prays that the pri-
ority Of Liens may be determined, sale Of said
prsmiSes ordered and money brought in 70 Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, LoVias Foot, must answer Olid
petition By the slst day Of Nay, A. D. 1sd2, or In
default, this aFerment of said petition e. TO him
ALBERTT 7. BLADE.
aprIsssT Attorney for Plaintiff
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OonnogtlonS mads e HarriGburgh, Via AuentoTT
ioE Kew York direct, and passengers b. this r0nE
raP through from PittIburgh to JsFssY OsY with
ont change Of Cars.
Buy your New York and Boston Tickets sVi
Pistlburghs watch Ers good eithsT bT Pailadsiphi
o. AusntoEn,
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES

The great resources ofthe State, II coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Llmsstone, Sandstone,
Sc, &C., are almost untouched; they await the
arrtval Of euteTprlsing and energeile men aceus-
fnrrn1 n rd.rr-a-f hen Into rnlf
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10 ACTUAL sETTLERs.

paDy offers, It Is not surprising that 4 should
have already disposed q ,3Q0,o00 aeres of lard.
i is now selling st the rate Of 1900 acres per
week The population along the hne has trabled
il ten years, and Is now s14, ,5q1. The Company
ssl 70 actual eulfTaiors, and eTsrY contract con
tains an agreement to cultivate. -
There are Ninety Eight Depots On tha Conpa-
nyis Railroad; giving about one every seven
miles Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at conTsnient distances throughout The Whale
route, where every desirable commodity NAY be
found a. readily IS In the Oldest elHss % the
Union, and Whsrs buyers are b be net foE All
kinds Of farm produce.
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NLEYELAND & TOLEDO Z. B,
RIEFER ARRANeEnENT.

On and afleF Monday, November sth. Issl, Fralnl
VIA run daily e iollOVli (sundays excepted >
T.50 A. n. Chicago Expreas-Stop8 ct all stations on
Southern Division, eIOept Washington, and
arEivag N Toledo ct l2.t0 ?. NJ; and OhioAgf
1t 1870 p. II.
40 P. n Northern Hail-stops ct all Etations o.
Northern DiVisiOn, and arrives ct banduskTai
Glb p. II. I'D.
$40 P. NJ Telegraph EXpress-8tsps Is al Station
on Southern Division exoept Washington, &c.
noA and Gay. Arrives In folede as I2:f5 a. n
and GhiCaEo at II A. h
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In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented Tor the extension Of
Stock raising. Al kinds Of Cattle Horses, Aiuies,
Sheep, Hogs, Sc, Of the best breeds, Yield hand
some profits; large fortunes hare already been
made, and the deld Is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of IKE results. DArEK