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WILIIAM SLADE AN

NOTICE. WILLIAM SLADE AND
~ Josephine L. Slade, non residents Of the Slate
5TChfo are Safeby notified tltat Lyman Little ON
the 18th day OF April ls62, Med his petition ~ the
('ourt Of Common Pleas, lCuyalogd county OhiOf
stating that the 4th day OF QetOber ls The sad
William Slale executed and delivered TO Little and
Keyes his six prOmsOry notes OF that date for te sum
Of 500 " each with annual Interest at six per cent
until due and ten per cent annual interest atsor due
payable onr on April ISL, and the other hye each
yearly th6fafter; that On said october SIN l 70 Sc
curet he payment Of said notes. said William Slade
and Josephine l. Sade executed and delivered 10 said
Little Eeyas mortage deets thefeby conveying 10
said Little Keyes, their heirs and assgneesi the
following described premises; Situate IN said CleIo
land being Lot No /, in Block No. two, and ON the
northeastefly corner Of Huntington and Garden
streets 10 said Ciegeand said 0t being 4 feet front
IN Huntington street and l29 fgot on Garden street,
and being the same pgeHis conveyed 20 said Slade
by said Little keyes- Ihal plainuH ls nov tle
legh owner Of said netes and mortagess and hal there
Is now due Plaintiff on said notes from said w ilam
Sade sl3g IS With annual interest atter October p,
1851 at ten per can't On Slg4 ~ end on s2i2D after
April l. 1862, at ten por cent, ad tho annual interest,"
AZ six paF cent. on S00 00 after October d a until
due, and ten per cent. after due. d
Tie object aud prayur Of said petit ion IS . recover
the amount due said notes, and to subject sald
mortgage premises to pay the ane. Said teiendants
arc required TO answer said petition or before the
third SATURDAY next after the expiration Of six weeks
| from tie first publication Of this notice.
/ -N-1I77 = Tl-f 8 +. HOYEY, Plaintiff 3 Attorney.
| CleYaland, ApTil q, Iaa2si&l
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CLIsTFFR9rsa ed 1r

Nowhere can the industrious farmer seeurs
such Immediate results fromhis labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 mucn p
case The climate from the extreme southern
nart Of tbe State to the Terre IIaute, Alton st.
Louis Railroad, distanee Of nearly s03 nilea. Il
we'll ndanted 10 Winter .. l.--- l. ----- -
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Yours VIE Li.6HSsTus. SsTffhs I5sgii! 3. &EficALF. i"

0J-The above arc all from persons vino are public
" known where they reside, aud Nho would not make
they trua. = IL.
iH Prepared BY J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold By G. ". CLARK, and by Druggists and Deal
a1s1a ~ar TTE her
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cleveland, Painesyille 4 In Common Pleas, ClBa-
Ashtabula R. R. Co, hoga County, Ohio
vs. Civil aDtiOn for money
Attorneys for G. ?. I A. r. h.
Dated Nav 9Th A. d. 1862. mHy7:3g2

CHERIFF'S SALE. By VIRTUE
- Of writ Of Fieri Faqias, issued from the Court
81 fuOnmon Rleas Of OHyahoga county, and State OF
Ohio and to directed, IN the cause Mharein Laura
ant have levied On and shall expose 10 sale at pub.
lic auction. at the door VI tho Court House o said
tW, o tho h0urs of tRU and four clock p NJ, Of sid
lny fhe following described lands aud tenement 20
wit Situate In the township Of East Ceypiaudi ty
ahOga county, and state Of CHA RBd y tart OF lot
aud is bounded as talF8Rsi 10 Wit; Eastery hY 5he
VulloWay rusd s0 called; nurtheTly by land Of Nc
Vean; westerly by land 0i George Q. shuniNayi and
sOutherly By line drawn parallel with the noriherly
line and far enough thereirOm to Include ane acre.
Applslisasi at two hundred ana fly dolars, -tf.l
JAMES A. CHAW, Sheriff
Qy Henry ~ johnson, DgpntY.
Ionuy pRFgFIss, Attorney for Plaintiff
Sharif7s tlfice Nav 49, 1881 3gl N.I i.f..- SOL
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Elm Keyoa, Plaintiff, In oenTt Of C9mTFon Pleas,
vs.; of Cnyah9ga County,
sTER,Si SAT,E,--PURsUANT

MASTERS SALEl--PURsUANT
lF 10 the command OF sdecTetaloTd Of sale from
Inc court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga Suuht4t az
The snif Of Harriet Uhl against lsac L. Gleessu and
Others to mo directed, shall expose for sale 9t pun
lie auction Mt the door Of the Court House n the eity
~ (Iaea and on tls twenty fourth day OF june iobz
AZ tifes d clock r r. tbs 1olOwlng described trot
Of land situate in the township Of Independence be-
ing number six in the twelfth range Of toWnshlpat
which Is also In thu county OF guyahOga anu State OF
Ohio and 4 known by being all that part OF lgt NJ
ix OF tie ulbafd tract lylng north oi the roaa run
ming frun GloesOns Mill ~ Called 70 the OLiO Atlf
eXcspt one acre Of land occupied by 4. NJ Gleeson n
ls53and bOundeda fOliOws ON the n0rth by the nul
line Of the Hubbard tract on the east py iahts owned
by Allen Robinett on the south byiganter oi ll!qk
ers Greek road aud lands occupied ID iaa3 10y = n
GleesOn on the west ~ lands owned ~ Rogers Ngna-
stock containing seventyhye luoTes oi lanai belnB
tic same premises conveyed by Moses 9ieeaeh "
lsaac T. Gieeson, By deed recorded in Book o. lisa
a9 and 100 Of the records Of Cuyahoga county Vhlo
ia tie same more or less, but subject 10 All Regal
hiahways. Appraised At $3.50. - . ., - .
u,rvp W,nr Master CU5I'r.
piHfg Ati'V- . Er. .."3 d. |llNs+-ii-1
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AgHICULTURAL PRODUCTS. =

The Ak1fculturaFprod o. Illinois arc great
er shan those Of any other Stale. Tile Wheat
crop OF 1861 wasestinatela a5, ,O0os 90 busIeisl
while the oufn crap yields not less tl.an 10 O90,-
900 bushels. besides the crop or Oats, Barley
Rye, Buc1wheat, P0tatods.i sEisst. iRol9iees,
P1mpEins Souashas, EIlx, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbaee,s Beets, sHabRccQ, C9tion, Sorghum
Grapes. Peaches, Apples, Re-, which go to sweH
the vast aegregiie E u broduCiiahsi in this fertile
region Over Four Alinious tons efi prodnce
were sent OUT Of he state Of Illinois during the
past year. .s..-ea..-- - t..-r..-.rF
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WTEAF, CORN, OOTT0N, TOpAOOO. :

Q tPeaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abunddncei
lure furnished THom ta eWeeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the ferrc haute,
Il Alton & st. Louis Railfoad and the. knnfakes
aud Hlinols rivers, 4 distanee Of ~. miles on
the Branch. and i3G miles on the Main 'ffiink
lies IN great Corn and Stock 7asling PeEilon. q
fha State
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rrnrrVATInN 81 cnfroN.

Tie experiments iH Cotf0H eHttHrs are OF
perf 0rrdt pTOnfss. Commencing IN idiitHeo Z
80 deg. 80 min. (sss Mdtf00w en tss Br1aeh,
and AssHnlP Pti0il % ~ Aidt3 Lfaels iae Sgp5.
he perfection of thfs JL5ts. a ssttLer hdsiag
a family Of young esiidren, can tu1'a tAe.r
youth fRl labor tOG 1s0st T1TQFtG1t9 GeeoiAt - I
he gFOi0h and perfection Of thfs pant Il
q Tkseigqrol7 eeertiQns noe Hias.iag % o. o.
F60uirenents Of the soil Of f3JfhOiS, sgflt q e
hoped, speedily 8iss 9 sl,55lcisat aniOunF %
Pillzt q great treaalt of land. 81 la-lzL. = I
eii MINING AND AIANUFACTUREs.
Z The g-eat resonrceF Of he state, IN Coal Iron
Lead. Zinc POtter's Clay, Limestone, eandsionei
kc &ei are almost untouched; they await ne
arriTal Of alierprising and energetie men aeeal-
toned TO convert them into gold
9ll lR4UR6AD sFsTlssI OF ILLTNOI8. z
Railroads lInlefssct theiuliols ststs.s s115,-f
On0 0OO have been Invested In completing he
great network that links every part q tne oiele
into induiAdiats connection viii tle suTroindiqg
States and tie diTeciest thoroughlare7 oi com !
merce. "
THE fr.LisOIs oEI1I8llAL RAIlROAnd
FraYerses ri = SHoIea Iensfa 6f tls STATE, fEeEa
the banks of she Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 The Ohio As its name imports, the ha,roal
runs through the centre of The State, and on elr
Tier side OF the road along is whole length he 1
the lands offered for sale s-t--l 'A
TO ACTUAL sEF'TIsEll2A ia g. s
1i sr5t4 N Z uubrscsdsutsl adzzntages this Cen !
. bny oiIers Il Is not surprising that u should
have already disposed of I 90 acres g lariis
ifis now seiIlhg al the rate Of 900 acrea PER
"a VeelE ThepoDulation along the line has trebiea
In Ten wears. and Is now 81 a9l IhelDonIElIlJ
sen t atlai cliiFatoFs, and every centraet con.
taiusan aereement 70 cultivate
= CITES. towns, BIAHKETs, DEPOXs. u
4 There are Ninety Eight DspOEl en the Coupasa
nvis Hailddad giving about one eTsry seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are aiuated-
AZ convenient distances thnoug ooqt ne = l2t9
route. where-eTeF5 deshnble commonly may De
f6ana zi readily as ~ DE olaes. eitss o o. US
Union. and where buyers are 70 oe met ior'aA
/ kinGs 81 farTn produse. i1tg giir1aia saT llal
lummoa 5df loEDUCAIT0L Ist.-f s4oa, s-
yNeouan.cslnnd Fgrking men win ind ne free-
school system encouraged ~ ne atatei M -
dowed eiIli q ilrg reFcnue for ne SUI e. p -. =
schoollg Cllilduen can live ln sight OF me school
~ ~oiiege tbe church. and grow uPiEiih .ths
pr5sp psaif8 f8f lhelsadihs STATE in The GFeAt He4-
NJ one a5s Tbo has visited lkIasblendid Fngioaei
slesaHgry can donba HAT tequals ihe most tsyor-
ed aascriptions that haTs ever been given q u!
but Iet any careful observer visit . ana lle u
infor1i r8ndhat lhe haf has not been told q ne
advantages y oilers Tor linmealale 90, -
sarn and Middle States and Canada, are motils
"A Illinois In great Numbers; and = . peiiet e
/ lthit IL these Eur1assrg advantages EeIe MADE
Rn,,y1i IA the farmers, mechanics, nan
/ ami vrorking popuiation Ct 0Ver.eroulled e
sheg would pronfdy agail thenselYsa o. e
y 7As''f 'ssr's's ldisHog1r ore odu .finoz ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

In. Central and Southern Illinois lunoommon
advantages are presented for the sxtenion Or
Stock raising Alkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mule
sheep. Hogs, &c., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits. large fortunes have already been
made. and the feld2is open for others'iQ enter
with the fairesf prospects Of like results 04lRr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

AndvegeiaIles snited 10 the climate, are Produ-
-ced in great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois Is about the climate OF Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate OF ken-
tucky and Virginia, giving aivaTisty of temper
aturs in the State, suited t0ulhOss every product
% the Ualted staiss..Ll lsolIaal az a.i-r
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lDRCSgE LIS LACET7M HITE, Dor Dot
tel anu d lgdred 50 Brussels s-ssessg -ss5es7 3 ,,S
goods, at MOhdAN' AOSA . - =,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

q Il IS alleged that Z FAST young lady,
from Buffalo, has been g going it strong'
in New York city recently, anu hns forged
the name Of her father, who is a rich man,
to cheques for a considerable Tamqunt.
The money realized was expended in
shaHls, silks, and jeVelry, Papa will
probably fix the matter up, 50 as to avoid
the most unpleasant consequences,
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=pRoFEssOR OF ELRCTROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
IOdfceIlg Ssnecast., Few doors from Superior w
0fico hours from to Y and from to o'clock daily
fSuntlavs eNtantOd.l
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TIIE nRnNARY YIELD

Of Com is from % 20 50 bushels per acre, Cat
lie, Horses, Mules, sheep ana Hogs are raised
here at siua1 cod and yield large profits Is q
believed that no section Of country presents great
en- fnduccments for Dairy Farming than the flni5
riss Of Illinois, branch of farming 70 which oat
Weld sure pr5l lilte results DetWeen the j. ar
kakee and illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leitIl. distance OF % mfIes on the Branch and
l47 nHes By she Min Trunk Timothy Hay,
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I ! asacr1mrnt Of Lace and Embroiqersd Curtain
DIsss5sg ssEi ePOFia'lS%hS5SR %SSRg e lRoOT CO.'S,
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.r SENATE CHAMnHf, Ohio, April ai D. l9l4-
CDR. J. G. AVER, Honored slr:-l have made thor
uugh trial Ofhe Catharic Pills, lCft by your agent,
and have been cured hy them Of the dreadful rheum
ntism under which he found me suffering. The hrst
dOs relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel IN batter health t0W than
for some wears before which attribute entirely 10
the effects Of your GathartiC Pills. ~ ...a ..-
NJ I-| ~ Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. ID, AiETCALF."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

Thess figures show that our eeHntTy p4ay be
as populOus aS Europe now is, at soma poiat be-
tween 1920 and I9S0-say about l925-our Ter
ritory, at sevssty three and third persons to
the square mile, being Of capacity to contain
2I7, $4,000
Aad we s0a! reach this, too, If We de- net sur-
selves Yslinqush the ehancs, by the folly and
evils Of disunion, or by long and sxhaustinF
war Epringing from the ssly great element Of
national discOrd among us. While it eaRnst bo
foreseen exactly how much one haEs exaRpls
of secession, breeding lesser enss indefinitely,
would rstard population eiviGBaiicn and pros-
perity, no one can doubt thst the extent Of it
world ho very great and injurious.
The proposed emancipation would shorten the
war, perpstnate peace, insure this increase of
population, and propartionafely the wealth Of
the country. With these we should pay all the
emancipation would eest, tsgsther with eur
ether debt, easier tssl we should pay our ether
debt without it. If we had allowed cur old
national dsbt to run at sir per cent. per annuH,
simple interest, from The end of our revolution
ary struggle, until to day, without paying any
thing on either principal or interest, each man
of as would owe less Upsn that debt now, than
each man owed upon it then and this bccauss
our increase Of men, through the whole period,
has been greater lhsn six per cent has ran
faster than the interest upon the debt Thus,
time alone, relieves debtor nation, so long as
its population Increases faster than unpaid in
terest aecumulates on its debt.
This fact wo0ld be no excuse for delaying pay
nnent of what is justly due; but it shows the
great Importance of time in this connection
the great advantage of policy By which we
shall not have to psy until we number hun
dred 1aillions, what, by a different polisy, we
would have 10 pay now, when we number but
thirty-one millions. Ia word, it shows that q
dollar will be much harder to pay for this war,
than a dollar for Emancipation on the proposed
plan. And then the latter will cost nc blood, ne
precious life II will be saving Of koih.
As to the second article think it would be
imPrNetcabls ts return to bondage the class of
persons therein contemplated. SsAe Of them,
doubtless, in the property ssnse, belong to loyal
ewners; and hence, provision is Rads in this
article for cempenssting sach.
The third article relates 10 the future Of The
freed people. It does not oblige, but merely
authorizes, Congress to aid in eolonizing such
as may consent. This ought not to be regarded
as Objectionable, on the one hand, or On the
other, in so much as it comes to nothing, unless
by the mutual consent of the people TO be de-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

This shows sa average sscsnRisl inaresse of
S4.60 per oeEt. in population through the sew
erty years from our ArSt to car last eensus yet
taken Ii Is seen that the ratio Of increase, at
ne one Of these seven periods, is either two per
cent. below, or tvop per cent. above the aTera gs
thus showing how nhsIible, and, consequently,
how reliable the law of increase iu our ease is
Assuming that it will continue, gives the follow
In a rssY,lt-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

= Food was not only scarce, but Indifferent
in quality, until We hung q few contractors.
when the beet market began 10 improve anlaz-
ingly.-NaPisr's History Cf tis fssiRsala Yer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13
December 1, 1882.

General Bragg has issued orders granting
9 general amnesty to all soldiers abssnt without
leave, and published as deserters, if they return
Immediately % iheir commands Another order
has boea issued by him that al the regiments of
General Bragg's army in the Kentucky cam
paign are to have Perryville' inscribed on
their colsrs, and those Of Chestham's division
to have cross csnnoa as an additional mark of
distinction. ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

- The Richmond Enquirer gives sr account
of an establishment in that city that now turns
out ten sharPs's rides daily, and will soon be
able to Iaske Hfty 4 day The machinery is
very extensive, and employs oae hundred and
thirty workmeH only three Of whom had ever
before worked in any arHory, all sAs others
having been taught in this infant establishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-13

GREAT BREADrH OF LAND SowN IN WHEAT.
Tha Macon JoHrnet aqa Messenger learns that
aa unusual breadth Of land has been sown IN
wheat in Georgia, and the present prospect 10
encouraging fora large crop next year,
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VII NAVNalNNVHHs
The location Of the Appeal office
is on stale street, a few doors below
t3ae Post Office.
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FURLISRED
Terms OF Advertising.

An adver1 isenents viii be charged
$50 Per square for the first ifser-
tiou ard : L for each subsequeut in
sertioR.
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stsERvrr,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECl AL EXECUTION TO ME d.
Directed from the once Of the Clerk Of theDst let Court
u Potsawatsuie county. Iowa. shall proceed to sell
on Saturday the Sth day Q! July, A. d. 1852 between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. n and O'CLOCK p. OF
said day. In front Of the County Trcasurers ONCE in
the city Of Council Blu the following described real
estate Of Alyarado Ford, to-wit
The Southwest quarter Of the Southeast quarter,
and the North west quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of Section twelve aud tho Northeast quarter Of Sec
ton thirteen all in Township seventy-four, range
forty-four West; I.
Also The south east quarter Of the quar-
tor Of Section sixteen in said Township, seventyfour
north Of Range forty.four West;
Also, Lots hundred and sixty-four and one hum
dred and sixty-fve IN the Original Plat Of Council
BLUFFS. Lot 1--WE in Block thirteen in Bayliss' First
Addition to Council BLUFFS;
Also, Lots one two and three In Block fourteen; lot
one in Block eleven; lots three and Il in Block
three in Grim's Addition to Council BiufN.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. n. Of said day.
Taken.as the propertycf Avarado c. Ford. to salts.
= an execution in favor Of James Beauchamp.
J.P WILLIAMS Sheriff.
Council Bluns. Iowa. June 7th, 1s62.-n5w.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Anew Orleans correspondent Of the N. Y.

Times, says:
There must be something done for this de-
partment. Gen. Butler has not, like Cortez,
burnt his ships; but, while equaling the
chivalry Of the Spaniards, be has also been
practical. He has not burnt his transports,
but sent them home loaded With the sick
and wounded of his division, and with rich
spoils Of contraband, goods, so that he has
no uay of retreat. II not At the I" last
ditch, . We are at the last swamp. The
enemy, meantime, is not idle. The disban-
ded soldiers of Beauregard's army are pour
Ing in here every day, and they are as in
different to taking the oath Of allegiance as
Gen. Butler seems to have them. From
this material, the sssecesh'' look for the
power that is to drive them from the city.
Why they desire to have New Orleans bat.
tered down 10 as difficult to explain as are
oil their other movements but such would
be the iuale of . successful attack of the
enemy. should say, also, that there is an
uneasy feeling among the slaves they are
undoubtedly becoming insubordinate, and
l cannot think that another sixty days can
pass away without some sort Of demonstra-
tion. Certain it Is, .sthe parties Of the third
part" must advance or retreat-they repre-
sent q revolution, and cannot stand still. a
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= URIF THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PH4NIx

0uTyERS.
the high and envled celebrity which these pre.
eminent Medicines have acquired their invariabis
ecacy in all the diseases which they profess 10 cure
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify for tAen
and they thrive not by the faith u the credul ma
IN ALL CASES OF Asthmno, Acute and Chronte
rheumatism. Affections % DloddeV ana Ki6.
neys. BtH1eus Fevers and Liver Cowp,atnss,
In tho south and west Who're these diseases prevai
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
snd others, who once use the Mediciaos will never
Afterwards be without them. ~
Dyspepsta.-No person with this distreasns diseeoo
should delay using these medicines imspedistely-
ErnAtens ~ tho 0kin.N Rvysapnloe. VlaeunneT.
Fever and ASae. For this scoureo 81 tho vestef1
country these medicines Will be found 40 sneedy
and certain remedy. Other naodicinee laave ~
system suhject TO return Of the dteeosea cnro 81
these medicines 10 pe-manont-TAY THEM, m SAT.
lsrIED. AND u eL1ED.
naetcurai Dsseases-Never fails to eradicate
entirely al the effects Of Mercury inAnitely sooner
Might Sweats. Nervous D.bllity Nevveus
Cen!eatote - al konds, Orxanic Aflecslens,
b9Sgeeaetoa - 4he Heart, Pa1neePss Ghetto.
FtIes--I10 original proprietor Of these incidence
wae cured o. Plies Of Is years standing by ~ ~
Of tn0so Lie Medicines alone. WevG1a - III fi1a
80 eeeee1ely oxDelle1 ~ the MadieinaaA lere11s
wl!I &C ven e administer them w4e16v@ SE51f
The LJYk PILLS AND PH0Nlx RI7TRns
Purity the blood and thus remove al dt1onsoe ffo
the system. single trial Will placo the LIYI pII1
and fH0Nx BrTTERS hGoqnd ne roaeA az cpnr1I n
tion in the estimation Of every patient. -
RveparUd ana Soaa y
DIR. WILLIAM = MOHFAT.
30 brosdDEA 49, Ut1sA H.. A6U ~.
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J. D. HONN. Csuncii Biuas; JAS. <. ISL, & CO
Omaha; vAMI1AR. HARDY, 4 Co.. st. Joseph.
RlOHARDS041 MBLL1HR, & Co., st. Louis and iii
Dealers in Ao4lcanse sveryvhere.
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sherin's sale.

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE DIRECTED
ID from the Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
POttawattamie county. Iowa. shall proceed to sell
Wednesday the 18th day OF May A. D. 1862, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P NJ OF said
Sasy in front Of the County Treasurers Once. in the
CITY OF Council Blu the following described real e..
tate and personal propertyof George W. MCFARLAND,
to-wit:
one span Of bright bay horses, shout I'VE years old
also Lot ave f5 ID Block sixteen 6) in the Mil Adj
ditf.sn to the city ct Council Bluffs Pottawattamie
county Iowa. sale To commence At O'Clock r u. Of
said day. 4ssx,e~ :,
safiAfv IN execution In favor ef Sidney Smith.
Up. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council Blum, IoWos April -, 1862,