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By GREEN & WILLIAMS Annt nnaa,.
FUTURE DAYS,
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctiopAers
SoktA COMFY Pa. nreans an 4 ga 81

SOFIA corner Pa. dceRVs an sra SO.
A UETION SALE OF GROCERIES SAVED
Il FROM THE LATE FRK.-On TUESDAY
MORNlNG, 18th INST u at 10 O'Clock. we will sell
On account OF ths underwriters, at the Auction
Rooms, the ,emEindsr of fuckers stock of 6 70
oares, say sd from the fire
Barrels refined White and yellow Sugars,
Barrels Strip. Hams,
Is boxes Tobacco, bundles Tobacco,
Chests 7, Q, boxes Candles,
keg, .. ustard. Pepper,
Baskets Champagne Picked Salmon,
Cqrrant', Yeast Powder boxes herring.
WIN many ota.t articles not here named 1ad bu,
slightly damaged. ~ W
apl0 WALL Il BARNARD. 6uc,a
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I'VE regret 10 learn IL al he d,.e..s Of Hon
Theodore Freling huysen has sssumed : seri ms
Character, and that to-day, he 10 conslderable
worse.-Nst0aSk Adrsr:issy, Tuesday,
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u From the piano and music store Of John
r. Ellis, 9Os Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, We acknowledge the receipt Of
new music, as Allowable American Stand
ard" BY George p. Morris, sung by Miss Kate
Dean The Monitor Grand March," by E.
MACK, viii spirited representation OF the late
coanief n Old Point, Va "Gen. Burnside,s
srsnd Thunphai March," by @. w. Warren,
beautifully embelishsd.
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FURTHER FROM THE GREAT BATTLE
FIELD.

Gen. Buell. In Occupation Of Csrinth-Full
Confirmation Of the Death Of Johnston
and Weunding Of Beauresard.
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" Ihe iroH-cl.d frigste In course Of construc-
non near Philadelphia is progressing quite ran.
Idly, some OF the ~ Inch plates having already
been placed on her bow. The work Of putting
the plates on the sides Of the vessel was 70 have
been commenced yesterday. Tie plates are bent
70 suit the fornation Of the vessel and .t an ort
time Il required 20 fas:en them On the vesss,
large Iron screws, about tao feet long being p.eS
for the purpose Of keeping them IN place A
large number Of the plates for the spar-deci have
already been laid
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON d TO- MORROW
By J. c. MCGUIRE Co. Auotioueer,.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE ANO NEARLY NEW
v Unwilling HOUSE AT PUBLIc AUCTION -iIn
THURSDAY All ERNOON, April 10Th, at s
0,eook, on the premises. We shall sell Lot G, In
Dallys subd vision of Square mum bered 9l5 having
fIont 20 feet on north street. between l4th street
Ana vermont avenue, running back los feet inch :
g 70 IN eiley, improved by handsome and well
built brown front three ,tUry AID basem snt brick
aweilnE house, oon:sining in al eleven rooms,
The location OF his property 10 believed 10 be the
best In the CITY for p,lya'e residence
Terms: One third cash; the residue in g. u And
10 months. with interest, secured By deed of trust
on the premises.
All convey aEcing at the cost of the purchaser.
$3.50 J. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
By GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auct oneers.
q HOUSES AND LOTS ON NINTH ST. AT
hUcTIoS.-On THURSDAY, the 10th irstaDf,
?: n. 10. No; 10 and pstt OF Lot No: u, IN Crit
improvements, which are two brick aud one fame
houses containing ak loms each This propert,
north. Terms cash
ap4-6t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arots.
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sTcK AID WOUNDED SOLDIERS II
HOSPITAL

Psb'ishsS ga conformity ,estk tAs resolution
offls Senats Of JKiy Is, 1851
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BUSINESS FoR SALE.

Any person washing 20 engage In legitimate
puslness, vhere the expenses are light and gcoo
an opportunity BY addressing Z r. EVERETT
2eS'E street, betvesn 18th and l4th ats. % 7-lvs
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NOTICE
HE STEAMEH THOMAS COLLYER Will
reb9me her trips to Mount Vernon -
on Wednesday. March 9Th and viii EeAN
Iun SyefH Wedaefday and SATURDAY
oRsu iuItner nouoe, leaving her hsrf ct the foot
Itn street 81 10 O'Clock q m. Fare for the round
Up on board the boat 0l so
SAMUEL 6EDNEY, Captain.
~. B. On the payment of Is cents visitors viii be
ADMITTED TO th. room which Gensrsl Washington
occupied and in which he died The man sion ard
grounds Gre closed 20 visitors on undays.
ap5Sw- 80
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III The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
New York Post writes April -
"The Stevens gunboat Naugatuck has been here
TOT some days The Naugatuck w. under steam
all day yesterday, and ran abou{Sth harbor in
quite lively manner. Her popularity of turu,
Ing on her center, by means Of revolving her two
screws In contrary directions, was well shown,
Externally, she looks like an ordinary towboat. -
III One thousand bales New Orleans cotton
Were sold by the Government at the Atlantic
docks at New York on Tuesday, at prices rang
Ing from a3k to 29x cents. The aggregate value
Of the sale was si2,,o22 The Rebel steamer
Magnolia was sold yesterday for $4,000
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
O0ees miFy Ssp't asd Director Railroad. z. S.

OVtee mHy ospt asa Director Railroads. Us
Washington, April 3, 1852. }
Until further notice, passenger train will IA
run on Saturday Of each week, from seven;1
street and Maryland avenue to Manassas, Iesvine
washington at 30 a. m, arriving at Manassas a!
II m; returning will leave Manassas at 2 20 d
m, arriving at Washington at p. m. Fare frc =
Warrington to Manassas and return, 50; an
from Alexandria 10 Manassas and return. ~ Is IN
ID. c. McCALLUM, 4
military Director and supt r zilrosds, u
ap 3-u linteiiigeucer Il Republican,
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At Gsxral Hospital, Uaios Rotsl, eorssr Bridge
and Washtsgtos streets, Gsorgs.ossa, Aprl4.
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ssvsfii..4s E sss s5 ae u: sd FOB
sinS EEsv York bslt goupee, and slso G
Nsv Va,s sss, made By Weed 6Ibson o.
hor,e =. see Ststss either double or single; eits
VII ne car Eof X 20 gsntle as ooves fhe pn1
- % meoe low, me ADVERTISE net hsyinf uss n
Il men en- Ths cosIse and 90 Of Harness with b er
ASdr - nsne somesf mrnouts IN the cox-W
n norssss, oy issssf. Box 1873 Post Ofost q
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l. SUN UMBRELLAS,
LADIES, PARIS KID GLCVES
All colors ard slzeSi
., VIII a. Kinds OF Dry Goods for general srl,
US Few supplIes daily -
One price only, the actual Dash va Ne, m.rled n
40 PERRY a BIO.
oFSo. re, avenue and Ninth St
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BLACK SILKS! p,.cv s,,v0,
COLORED SILKS! .-
C0LORED SILKS!
vefbislly low prices wi nv
SPRING SHAWLS!
,, SPRING SHAWLS
New supplies at most mode rate pricsa
SPRING WRAPPING-!
rs SPRING wEAPPINGs,
New supplies daily
One price only, the eotuai cash valus. narksd in
PSn nznfes. PERRY BIO
9Peot Penn. evenue and sth street,
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A. 8s.~sI HsspissI, (oS-e.s,D Wasas..Is..
dprIt

At Gs.srai Hospital, (Eekt.sto.,D Wa,kssrtcs,
AprI
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FQa ARMY AND NAVY MEN,-Navy Blue
Flannels, cloths. and CassImeres,
Army BlIe Flannels, Cloths. ard Cassimeres
OF the proper qualities (tha. will hold the colorJ
- Also our usual amp stock of al other kinds OF
Dry Goods. for families and hou sek keepers
One price only, marked IN distinct figures.
An examination Of stock implies no Obligation 10
purchase. PERRY a RR0 "
ape Ct Penn avenue and Ninth ~
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BULL RUN,
MANASSAS.

a UslfsA and YalHa6ls Relie.
Tyo-sharp's r ifssp for sals 10, ,vept, dolls,
mi s1sn " Union prisoners 81 the bsttleSl
Scr -. -. ~
U,nss ylen fsce Sold Watch and Chain, "
rented nne gold, for sale for SlS
l.S 1n Srs s1 80 soss cs.rass. cost sa
s,aSsr a <se i'th street. between 8 and ~
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u Wnhingtoa papers please copy kad sen
sll. 70 'ne "sf Department. apr lO-Sg
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- ain An" essoilihsIt' inquired ana
Of fami,iss- e-1 sP0O0 fH'
nnT northsrn and Eastern oorrespOndsntsssss z
One prios only, the actual cash standard value.
n.s,ns ~ pain figures I; hence no purchase
Of AL ssross for the intsrio, !ropsEy psstsa fr
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~N0TlCE.- Untted Building Articulation
W. All persons holding stock, or interestet
therein are e quested to meet at Potomao n an or
THURSDAY EVENING, the 10th instant, at |
oott OK CHARLES WILSON,,
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EXPRESS COMPANY.

SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY.
This Company, being fully organized and pas-
sesslrg ample means, lg now pTepsred 10 receive
and forward all kinds OF goods TO nd from
WAsHiNGTON,
BALTIMORE,
NEW YORKaud
EAS TERN CITIES
az low rates and on as favorable terms az any re-
sRoneib Q ilne Merchants, suffers and ali 81 lppers
Will hud this line Wei WORTHY of patronage.
ID. GREEN,
Superintendent Southern Express Co.
III Ofhces-3ss Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
lngton ~ BROADWAY, New York. lc-lv
MIS- ACkEN Has roosived m9oh attention as
lEl well as kindness from her patrons. She will
continue with her prophetic ms a lest.tions short
tms longer. She IL not willing to be considered a
test medium, although sha gives msly in her ps-
eullar way. shs has fathomed al The mystic
beauty OF her profession, Ard is fal pstsnr to
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~ HORSEs. WAGONS, 60, 1H6S
IN FOR SALE. ES
The Undersigned Company are.St48
selling OF their entire stock, consisting of IL yery
nee WORK and saddle Horses. new Express
wagons, Harness, eIo. Also, Tin Cans 4 uhs
and other materials beo ging 10 the esta5 shmsnt
Inquire At the store OF =. L W, MEYEN BURG
under The Avenue House.
spslv OVERLAND OYSTER EXP, CO.
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IL s'sss Gsssral Hospital, April 4.

ID Captain. W
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MORNING LEADER.
Cd Day al Camp Chase.
rhe State Journal Of to-day says;


We are informed that there is to be q
''grand occasion" It Camp Chase to-day.
The Cemmandant Col Moody Is going TO
raise a splendid Garrison Flag forty feet
long upon stat full ninety feet high.
Gov Tod, GOV. Dennison, Judge swayne,
Hen. samuel Galloway, and perhaps 9TH
era win be present aRd speak on the occa-
sion. We learn that Bishop Bedell, now
IN the city, has also been invited to be
present and has consented to attend and
ofieiate.
There are now some 5000 troops at the
camp, and among them is some Of the in-
est intellectual and spiritual material Of
the State There are about one hundred
and seveng-fye young men there now
who Aave come from teeir college classes
to the tented field
OF these, about forty are from the Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware; about
the same number from the Miami Univor-
eity, at Oxford; some twenty-five from
Mittenberg College, Springfield; nearly
forty from the Western Reserve Colleg, al
Hudsoni and about thirty from Washing
ton College, at Marietta. At the head Of
the "OxfordOnians' from "Old Miami y
is Captain Mcfarland, their Professor Of
Mathematics, who has exchanged the gown
FOR The cuiras, the blackboard for the parade
ground, geometry for tactiss, and who is
thoroughly in earnest with his boys in
teaching the young idea how TO shoot in
order to hurt somebody.
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Ah CUMBERLAND ZAP,
MaY 2Slh. 1862.

Tx CAMP NEAR CUMBERLAND GAP.O
May 28th, 1862
EDToRs LEADER: This pleasant day
hhds US within six miles of the rebel pick
eta, and eight from the Gap. Our Brigade
(the 28th) under Colonel De Courey, made
forward movement from the Ford one
week ago to-day, Thursday with the in
tention Of driving the enemy from Big
Greek Gap, which is some fifteen or twenty
miles below the Main Gap. But when we
reached this point our scouts came in
bringing information that they had evaeu-
ated the place and Joined the forces at the
Main Gap. Thus our movements in that
direction were frustrated, and we are now
waiting for orders. The boys are all
anxious for a chance to show the rebels
that we did not come into this forsaken
country for nothing. But there are no
prospects Of any forward movement at
present as We are throwing up breast
works and preparing to defend ourselves
il the enemy should see fit to attempt an
attack, which think there is not much
danger of at present at least, as they win
have all they can attend to where they are.
The boys GFsfin good health, much better
than during our campaign up the Sandy
Valley (Of which you have heard(.
Our regiment is about half a mile in ad-
vance Of the main body, and is camped in
. piece Of beautiful woods, surrounded
BY green and verdant hills, which give il 4
3 grand appearance, besides being a nice
place for the boys to lounge during the |
day, or, seated under tree, they. write 20 4
their friends at home. By the Wsv. if /
those who have friends in this regiment
could half appreciate the worth Of a letter 4
to us, they would improve every cyBortuT-
ity Of writing them kiad letters 10 com
fort them in their T1any TRIALS. Letters
directed TO "Cumberiand Gap, by the wav
Of Lexington, 4" viii reach tie regiment.
Captain JeTett who is home on fur
Tough, is ezpsctedto 70 return in few. DAYS.
and viii hrlRg with him the stragglers Of
TIE regiment
But must close, as the druras are beat
ing for drill, and my pen seems to wander
to some strain, whether Of poetic genius or
magic art kn3w not. = 4 III !
Yours truly,
tifkLdl WIIkARD NJ. FARR.
Go. e., 42d Regiment, o. v. i
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IL HLTNOIs CEEITRAL RAnRoAD

TraTefses the Eholc length OF he state, from
The banks 0f the Mississippi and La-s Michigan
70 the Ohio. As its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the state, AID on ei-
ther side Of the road along is whole Length Ha
the lands olered Tor sale.
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M. J. Mec0NNEElLL5's EYB AND
DENTISTRY.

OELF-ADHESIVE TEETH,
y WITHOUT SPRINGS CIR CLASPS. Drs, HAL
ETWELL 3 DANIELS, Dsntists, Estab In
1852 south side Public Square, over hurch5i Drug
Store MasticatinR Teeth with Flexible Base, for
ease comfort and natural appearance cef6iredi hay
ing stood the test Of five years to the aatiscton q
All wearers (as is eynoed By numerous
the ordinary methods All sharp edges are avoided
there Is no extraction Of roots any patnfu opera
ton while the t Is Of the most unerTtnF accuracy
The success which our system haa achieN I'd has in
duced many imiator. We beg to state thh shs orig
inal can be found ...4.z z---
ONLY AT OUR EsTABLIsHMEFL;
9 GB- A single Tooth 81. Upper or LoNsr Sets SO
II We send our pamphlet on the Teo.a, postage
frse which should be read by all. hpflafl2
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Banks crossed the Potomac with his
whole command, yesterday. His advance
had reached Bunker Hill, ten miles be-
yond Martinsburg last night Bunker
Hin is only twelve miles from Winchester.
Sigel has twenty-five miles to march from
CharlestoWn, by way Of Berryville, to
,aacl, Winchnatar
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Another letter to the Inquirer, dated
Harpsr's Ferry, June Sd, says: HOlt8
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 10 England, With pop
ulation Of I T23 GC6, and a soil capable Of sup
porting %, 900, O00 No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 80 great an inducement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil SO admirably combine % produce
those two great staples, CoRE and WHEAT.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads ntersect TIE whole State. S115,-
900, 900 have been invested 10 campleiing fhe
great network that links every part Of the siais
into immediate connection With the surrounding
States and the directest th1roughfarag of con-
mesce.
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: A. S. Parke, Plaintiff,


Merrill and NJ. P. Rob .l' Sia's "i Ohlo'
bins, Defendants. . r.r .....
THE DEFENDANTS, EDWIN S.
MERRILL, Of Ninchendon, Worcester coun-
q, Mass, and NJ P. Robbins, Of Brooklyn, Now
York, will take notice that the Plaintiff tho 3lst
day Of May, lS62, filed petition in the Cuyahogn
County Court of Common Pleas, State Of Ohio, against
the above named Defendants, stating that the I'D
day Of November, 1851, the Defendant, Benajah Bar
ker executed and delivered TO one J. II. kappes, a
promtssOry note for s6000 payable in six months al
ter its date; and that for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of said note the said b. Barker and Eliza
beth, his wife, executed and delivered ON the same
and assigns, the following described premises sit
nate in said County and State, viz:
First-On piece Of land In the township OF New
burgh, known sub-lOts Nos and in original acre
ing the northwest corner in original lot 329 in the
same township.
seeond-on lots Nos q, e. 2s and % in Barker and
Stedmans allotment OF ten acre lots hOs l2 and z3 in
the City Of Cleveland.
That said mortgage and note are assigned to the
Plaintiff; that the note remains unpaid and that the
mortgage became absolute. %
The petition further alleges that the title OF lots
Nos 70 and "a described under part second Is now
held by the Defendant, Edwin y Merrill, but subse-
queutly derived BY deed from B. Barker and wife;
that the title OF lots Nos p and y es bed under
part second, is nov held by the Defendant, p M
Robbins, but likewise derived since the execution Of
the said mortgage and therefore subject to the Plain
tis claim The Plaintiff asks the foreclosure Of said
mortgage and the sale Of the mortgaged premises to
pay the g. 100 and interest from May p, 1862.
The said Defendants are therefore required 10 ap-
pear and answer said petition Or before the g day
Of August, 1852 the same will bo taken as confess
cd and judgment rendered accOrdingly.
JOHN FRIEND,
4..,,. -. ile- Plaintiffs. Attorney.
At NEn HHHnHn
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CLIAINTE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
we'll adapted 10 Winter
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FURNITURE STORE.
EURNIPUREI FURNITUREli
Il Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
At our w areroOula aud llannlactOry,
No. 81 Bowery, and 65 Chrystie Street. New York
BB- Third Avenue Cars pass our Store. va

~
No. 81 Bowery, and 65 Chrystie Street, New York,
BS- Third Avenue Cars pass our Store. va
We still continue the Wholesale and Retail Furni-
ture Business az the old stand, No. 81 BOWery where
with our increased facilities for manufactnring Ne
are enabled to offer Inducements TO the trade not OBJ
tained elsewhere. Our warerOOms, No 81 Bowery,
extending two hundred and fOrtytwO feet through 10
Chryste street, and six stories In height form the
most spacious well the best arranged in the city;
and with the increased facilities we possess are ena
bed TO manufacture et lower rates than any other
house in the trade. We would especially invite your
attention 20 our stock consisting In part Of
RosEWooD, PARLOR AND CHANBER FURNITURE,
In Brocatele, Delalne and Plush,
MAHOGANY. BLACK WALNUT & IMITATION
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Enameled Chamber Furniture, in sets, from ~ 70
500. Sldoboards and Extension Tables constantly
hand, and Manufactured TO order. me liosaVod,
large assortmenf Of Mattresses, consisting Of Pat
ent SPRING Curled Hair, Moss Excelsior and Whale
We would slso call your attention to our Cane
Wood and Mag seat Chairs. We shall be able al All
times 10 supply the trade on the most reasOnable
terms. '
Walkers Patent Spring Cradles.
We are the sole agents for this City Of
fuckers NEW STYLE PATENT SPRING BED
The best as NoH ss the cheapest Of any In use Re
tai price, zoo each. ---.-,-- -r-r -I-s-r 81
sEYEN- THOUSAND -
have Just been ordered bY ths GoYsTnmsnt foE Hos
pifal wa p . aal4s laelAA ''i- pafni3ql
--- s-=r-zTFTu-rTH ---a-s--.-s1
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AYES TINE; Therefore
IN EITrlc I4GEig

Tbs great Improvement IN this over every other
Wrnger sYer invented Is It's Adjusting Arrhngs.
Isnts requiring no alteration 70 wiring a handker.
@ Sel % 9eq quilt The machine is made of wood, 30
st 20 thet no iron can possibly come in cO.tact
- - az thereby avoiding all danger Of inju
"a 70 tne clothes by iron rust Neither n IL liable,
Ehe m ~ l,S3ns % be broken and ruined BY a chanes
- = ii - 4l tle city - adiaoent oountrg are in
We. 70 80 :. gur works Get yTrinRer and give Il
Ll4l l52t y sng eas, with the privilege Of re-
- AGENTS wanted N elt carts o. the ststs Send
i0tA eiteuisr. o4asS ~ Z M 1Asi - DEWITT q co, =
WeIt-st,, Cleveland, o. f6sysa ~ ~ -
f-llsz 'z-sE1isElEr q ? -l-ss-s.s----s-
..f4.... -I..z 1IH 80 TgE 90 = 11'
r... t...4
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON. TOBACCO. :

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety OF
fruit and vegetables Is grOWuin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fEom to 6Weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between. the Terre Haute,
Alton st. louis Railroad and the Bgnkakee
and Illinois riVers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State