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u U years sxpeEisnOo, sxoiuEively treats Diseases
n Ec. 1S IS5 ProsSsos utrsst, OIeVsIsnd, o.
~ Abundant testimonials OF porgons restored e
Sight or HOGring in New York, the Western States
IrtfoiaI eysS tSi iSssrtsd snA4 novn, and the bsT
quality; pr. Z. has tAkenA DiElona q oomgetisao1
for his superb Artinoiil EYes. LeLT
THE GRAFENBERG FAMILY.
IL MEDICINES are prepared under the immedi.
ate supervision Of q BkiIlful Physician aud they
Ths inteiiiTshcs Of the community h notinsultod
. the ,S oter Of sngls msdietne which claimS 70
cure all oisea1o put Inc 6Et9lenDel ienaeoles oon
tho cure Of the diseases for which they are recon
mendeds smo2g which may e selected one one aPproIn.
Ths Grsi5nbsrE Vegetable Pills are better thai
any othsr knd Of PILLS IN the world-grios Is cent.
The GrBfsnberF Uterine Uatholicoh ie an inialn.
BE remedy for al Female diseases -grioe gl,60.
diteasg 0i the kidnsYS, uFinArY di1eulty n MALE
Fns GrRfenberg BarBapartlls is by hr the mol
The GrRienberg DypentsrY syrup Is certain and
quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels SOC
Ths Grnssnberg Pile Remedy never hils to Perma
Ths dfisnbarS s 6hiidrsn Pansosa Z an invau
able compound in Al diseases incident % childrsn
The GreisnberE Fever and Ague Remedy is sOV.
reign specific for this particular d3sease-pfice bOc.
Fbs Grafenberg Green Mountain ointment exOslB
al other sAlveI n Its curative ce1e8.
The Gr@isnberg OongumPtivs,s Balm ArordH the
--friee 8 4 bottle. o. An eminent Physioisn Of
Rev York, Gtatss that &c has known the GrRlenbera
OonGumpttye'G Balm used with gTeat aooossa II
DfopaT. Oar oHn eEssrienos sabatansiafss hb
tstsmeRt.)
The Grsienbsrg Bealth Bitters srs most pleasant
and dalghtfal tonic ever Ereparsd-Psice % oent1-
Hh8 GfBfenbeFE NyB Lotion tB unparalleled In 81
Inflammation or diseases Of tns Bys-Price Is csnts
l f
Nh, H.B, KTEasEHY-DssF Sir: We issl Il 9 duty
We owe % the public, 70 state that MarBhalIE 0a'
tholion d msdicine invaluabls for complaints
chased under the head Of Female Diseases. We haV
used your 9rnisnbeFg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 80 much 90, that were
the prics double We would have them 10 the thou
sands og our sex who are suffering nom Weaknesaea
We would recommend the OathoiioOn as & sure panhs
oaa. Il gives strength 10 the system and enables
soh Of the organs Ot tbs body 10 perform their ~
propFiate Functions. Mrs. W. OATER,
l ETa.H. 3. WEEKS,
Hiss u.9WORmBTGIT.
Medina, March ], 1881 .UHe
-. The above named Ladies' we are personally 80
duainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived tn Medina, they were great Bu1eTen
Miss s. has been badly s1ioted that It was Will
dimculty she was able 10 stand upon her let. fsV
bottles Of 0atholicon entirely cured her Of her
plants. Ny wife received great bsEent from thlI
medioinas We recommend it 10 the Ladies' Of thi
county as SAFE and elioisRt remedy for the many
comBleinil thhT aEs s1bleei %.
EeitOF oanaeld HsrElds
n B. EIE0sLEY, OlsVslaRA,
OctleEW General Agent TOR Ohies
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Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Sp
Cleveland March g 1912 .ssI

MASTER'S SALE-PURsU UANT
order Of sale from the Court Of Common Plea5, Of
OuyahogA county, Ohio, ct the suit OF Samuel o.
Brooks and Edwin W. Brooks, against HoratiO n {.
Gates, Della NJ. Gates, Augusta n. Mittleberger
Edmund q. p. MittieDerRer, William mtttleberger,
Commercial Mutual Insurance COi Thomas M,
HoWo Josiah King and William Shinn, execution
OF Uhas. avery, deceased, and Others 90 me dreet
ed, shall expose tor sale, at public auction Ct the
door Of the Court House, in the City OF Cleveland,
on the 18th day Of April, 1869, aG two O'Clock p.
parcels OF land to Wit situate in the toWnship Of
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thirteenth
ranRo Of tOWnship5 Ia the Connecffcut Western Ne.
serve In the ats Of Ohio and which is also IN the
County o9 Cuyahogai and 10 known by parcel Of land
on west side Of Ouyahosa Riverl now in Citg Of
OuyAhoga River; noTthsrly By land heretofora con-
veyet to judah Colt By John n. Woolssy; west By
RivGF street, so called and BoutherY By land for
merly owned By A fred williams, and being ninety
ct right angles with River street, and said RYer 70
River at;eet, about one hundred and forty eet, be-
ing the same land conveyed 70 said Edmund q. p.
mfttleberaer. by the Ohio Life lnsuranee and Trust
Company, by deed recorded in CuyAhogs County
Records, vol a. rages 43 and As. And also, another
above and bounded northsrly BY Eaid parcel Of land
above described; eastery BY CUyahogR Riyer; west
erly BY said River Btreet, and sOuth6rlY by line
parallel with the northsrlY line and tWentysons
ieet distant thersfrem, extending from said Rlyer
10 said River street, being part Of the Alfred VIII
nams lot, 30 called, making in all one hundred and
twenty feet front on said kivers and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures said premises
be the same more less, bat subject to all legal
highways. Appraised at $780,
Adams Oaaheld, Master oOmnissio1sr.
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CrIrIVAr0N nP cnrrnN-

Tie experiments IN Cotton culture are of
gsTV great PrOHatss- Commencing IN LATITUDE
~ deg. 80 n1iH. (see Nation on the BnaHch,
and Assumption on the Main Limo, ne Com
pGHy Ol1Hs EsOUs0Rds Of fueres a0elt adapted %
fbs perfection 0f thfs fi6rs. A settler h1gtRG
q fGl1tsy Of young fidrslB, can sBg7l tAsi1'
youthful labor TO a most profitable deeONHttB
ne grOl1th G7d perfection gf this plant.
The Dfg0rOEs eSerti0ns ql015 making 70 Oh
tsEtn a supply Of reliable seed suited to the
rsQu5rsHlsHts ~ tie s0if Of Illinois, sOii, q e
Hoped, speedily JiUs q sufficient amount to
lllGlst . great 6rsadfb Of land.
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Real ESTATE.

w ESTEflN EAND.---H. 81. LITh
T. Nv TIL, OF the late hrm Of LittIea KeYsE, h
eonstAntlY on hand large Qusntity Of ne FarInia ,
Land u 1cWh, WiBoOngin and Missouri, to exohant
lor Ciy q country reel e1tates or personal prOPsrt
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L. PnrSrrss ssi SOFT for o'f 0omPrt. IN qSao 865s:s5

NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made BY the Judge Of tbs Probate COart
Tor the County Of Uuyah0ga, in the matter Of the
Htgnment OF William Eiskei shall offer for sale 81
public auction, at the of the Court HouHe, IN
said county, the 18th day Of April 1852, 81 two
O'Clock T. N f., the following described Notes and
Accounts, 70 wit, being the assets Of said assign
raaukR
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MEDICAL.
N d lfs ssEIS D 81 ylsS a'SSS
Iss2NslssIiISlEkSS
C9le HHtdYsd DsilsFs fFeh.ilz, ffl 81
sENIEAL WEAKNESS,
u On aFElHAFoRREoEA,
q LA4T, &c., AID INF OT8AUE
HUEHp

AftoF Al osneE Treatment FaAs3t
DR. A. GIBSON,
ReEasEy e Esy YoEk gty VII gay 9ns e Hun: ..I.:
nm -ior trs proof thst any other Physioian ia
TIE United ssStsa tEsats ths sHns diseases With
1itsr many years Of laborions ssndy and expert
onee, Dr.. gIBsON z happy n being able g sn-
ncelcs % the uniortunasss that he has PerfaeEea
system OF traatmsAE for the
=. BPEADY. AND PnRlEARENT GURa
PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad sdsets arising theresrom, including
- DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATI0H.
a ha1 IuPossded IA eHEIng osz n g thI IpSy .ORs
sslistylsd ys1lansl = - ol995 g treet ~ gfVete
maiadles with Erooessi snd without receiving the
DF. GIBSON does not boast that he is . member Of
zone College in Goa60n or PaFiss g. perheFs some
and who hold 6at great expectations never 70 be
Alised. Bnt what Dr, aIBs0E might b2ass Of i
thosa who rsBosa o0nEdenee in hia ability and inteE.
ritF, and that he has perfected N American IYste
o o. Pars, Or any Satsnt sdisine q equsi foT fhs
radical ours OF seminal WEAKNESS, and Al aiasAEes or
lsfanssmsntI, both mental snd DhyIioal. Arising
DT. GTBB0H also siaimS for his new treatment the
following advantages over al others yet dscoEorsdi
able i; he uses no relies Of the dark aEss, such e
EerczTy, nor any other delsssFioun drug; seoondly
noFestiietonR n dist OF business s reauiredi Third
u his treatment q positive and certain In al cases.
He stands prepared 20 60 into any public PEiEatg
hospital In the United State8 and demOnltrats tina
In1engo gupsrierity Of 1l1 now tre9tnent over any
other now known to the world n point Of prompt
ness perm Anenoys midnosEs s1isty and eonVsnenca
% sh6 patient.
DT. GIBSON is peFmanently located in Cleveland,
and has anring the P9st two yeA1! periormed many
etheE modes ef trsatment Reference can be given 50
individuals 81 the MrBt peetabity In Cleveland,
B0Iton, EsW York, and other oities IN regard 50
skill and integrity In all profsasiOnal tFen1eotons
DYHpopglHs R35uenatigms BorOfula and all ShronIe
dfqslssg treated with 1upbrior success.
- hedsotne gens 60 any RaEt Of tbs eoantEy On
rsfsibt Of ten dollars.
pFs GIss6B's New Work On Ph5ssolosy SOE SaIl
= ~ DE. GIBsON, -sc1s a
F5Qtssso7 Of ElsotroPafhy aBl AsdssiAs,
omee-ns Seneca st., . isW doors hom Superior
up stairs.
naiiF, (Huudayu eYc9Htad-N aus
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MORNING j LEADER. FAD



OUpnembeN Of soaRress have Rn ire
slslikln propensity foE fen. Though the
country & at war, snd their imperative busi-
nesssisit0 provide the means, they muat have
thsiPlistla iokea Yesterday, indeed, was q
sortoi hsid day Of merriment. Mr.. Cox, Of
ohso, commonly called Sunset Cox at the
West heeauee.0f a9hrllient displaylOfy liter
aFy pyrotechnics be once fred 81, setting
sun, appears 70 have been the principal per-
former The occasion vas q proposition to
tax clowns, which Cox doubtless considered
personal. BE was nAtnrally enough opposed
&c taxing esEtslhan WIN turn somefsets.--
But Cos ds sabmit OushttO take bis share
Of tha Burdsn with other citizens II other
membsls produced fOats Of laughter, none
Wersgo funny as Cox Bis allnsions 10 Fal.
stsG, 70 the farce Of "RsisiBg' The Wind,
and Way 10 Pay Old Debit, were
beti1EEhaa anythingof Dan Riee's. Messfn
Nixon & Co, the great showmen, ought "a
secure his services--N.. 7. Posl.
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J. DOugnsF.y Plaintiff In ne s,sS5 0OaEt e Gem
Emory L. Hubbard and fsa county, and State
Henry ". Hubbard, Defts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attachment.
LMORYr L. HUBBARD AND
.Al Henry W. Hubbard, defendants in this action,
are hereby notified that on the 10Th day Of March,
4. D. 1852. petition was Aled in the liek'a ONCE
Of said Court Of Common Pleas, aettfi birth that
on the 18th day Of February A. d. 1855 at the city
OF GalegDurg, county OF Knox, and State OF ln1is,
said defsndAnts executed and delivered TO one Elijah
BEunera their Joint and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Elijah Bruner, to pay
to the Of this plsintif, the sum Of five hundred
and ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dttton whereby the said Emory Il, Hubbard was re-
Quired and bound to prosecute with effect an appeal
TO the District Ocurt Of said Knox county, from
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory n
city and Knox county, Is well a. 70 pay Whatever
judgment should be rendered against the said Emo
~ on said appeal that said appeal was prosecuted
to final Judgment againsa the said Emory for the
sum OF t257 98 and costs Of suit amounting to 80,
but that said judgment has not been paid, nor any
part thereof Is required By the condition Of said
bond that execution has been duly iasusd uBon
thu same could be satisfied; and tnat said judgment
and WeH said appeal bond ain in full force and
unsRisfied, whereby the plaintiff has been damaged
in the sum Of S257 s5 and costs OF suit S25 90.
Mhereupon plaintiff sskB Judgment against said
defsndautE on said bond lor 2sz e5, with interest
thereon from March lBt, A ID. 1855
Said defendants further notified that they must
next or In default thereof judgment viii be taken
RAHHEY, BAOKUs q NOBLE,
HAFiEE4 81 PLAINTIFF 4 a ttnfneYl.
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

: Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are sased
here at small cost and yield large prchts. Il e
believed that no section Of country presents great
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakse and Illinois rivers, aud Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14I miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersect the Ehele State. 8115,-
900, 900 have been invested In completing ths
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the dfrectest thoroughfareI ef CON
meree
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES.

The great resources Of the State, 10 Coal, Iron,
LEAD, Zinc, POtter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &C., are almost untonched; they await the
arrival Of enterpfising and energetic men, aceus-
toned 70 conFert them into gold.
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Your res7eotffI tffIHll{{kTTr THAxTrR.p

SzNATE OHAkBEH, 0:i April 5thi 1874.
gDR. J. O. AYER-Honored Sir; have made
thOroERh trial Of Che Oatheto Pills, left BY your
eQent and hare been cured by them Of the dreadfu
rheumstism under which be found me SUFFERING
doss5 entirely removed the diseage. feel in better
health now tkau for some years before, which at
trfbute entirely to the effects OF Your CathRrtio
pins, Your vita great egpecti
LUUIUS B. METOALF."
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LEGAL H0TICES.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
4 y application viii bs made 70 His Kzosllenoy,
Y1n thS S9Tern9r o. Oho fr the peTdon q lLLiAM
q HRS PIss O IiS5 SofaR R sS ssS S o
S. K sas E1s'Hs1IE Rs Ne &SET6ff
NOTICE Is HERE 8Y GIVEN
\ that the undersigned have been sppointed and
auelintd aaministTators OF toe estate oi - n.
5lsesmet, eeoe,Sed' lste Of Ui;yssnd, 1gyahoEA
cleveland. March Ssi lsss:sss So '''O'i
M AsTEg COMMISSIONERS SALE
kVA Pursuant to an alias order Of sale TO me
directed from the Court of Common Pleas for
Cuyahoga County, in the State Of Ohio, in an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud-
lam Is plaintiff, and Asa Mahan and Mary Mahan
are defendants, l shall expose for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House In said
County, on the 18th day OF April, 1852, at two
O'Clock T. NJ, the following described lands and
tenements, TO wit "LOt number one hundred and
forty two Q42) in William Shades allotment OF
lands on University Heights, said lands being
situate In the township OF Brooklyn, in Cuyaho-
ga county in the sISts Of ohie AgPTSiaed
A. T. SLADR, Master Oomm'r.
Plaintiffs Atty. marl93s3
DHANUERY sALE--PURsUART
~ 70 the command Of decretal order OF sale
nom the Circuit Court Of tho United States for the
OF VAlos Nb kEe suit OF DGAflQtte
Herende0n against George U. ShumWay and others,
70 me directed shall expose for sale At public auc-
tlOn ct the door cf the Federal Court Building, IN
the city Of Cleyeland, on the thiEty-frst day Of
March, 1862 at three O'Clock p M the following de-
scrtbod rea estate, situate in the township Of Nun
son, in the county Of Geauga, and State Of Ohio
known By the north part Of lot No. ons tract No,
two, and south part Of lot No. four, east division o
tract No. one, and bounded as follows: Beginning il
the centre Of the state road leading from OhardOn
bquAre to RaveanR at the north -east corner OF 4
piece Of land in lot Ho. one tract No. tWO formerly
owned BY mehiLable keweombs and since BY Ralzl
Spencer thence West forty-iour chains and forty
eight links to stake Rd stones in the west line o
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirteen
ohsins aud eighty links 70 Rgtakeand stones at the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract no. two
| thence west one chain and seVenty-Beqen links
thence north thirie chains and twenty Ave link
10 stake and stonosJ thence east forty-tW0 chainl
and eiRhty-seVen Links to the centre Of the btatt
road; thence south So, east tWentY-seYen chainl
and forty six links to the place OF beginning,
tanning one hunored and eighteen and 70-lO0 acres
sixty aeIbB Of which ID IN lot one, tract two, and
hftF eight 700G acres in south part OF lot four n
| east division OF tract one, per George SMITH
survey made October 1885, beng the same lanc
| conveyed to George o. ShumWay BY Nelson Peel
/ and wife. Appraised ct $500.
| HENRY @. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner In OhanoerY.
/ Ia. PRERTIBa. sOfir for Commit feb26.aIg
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HOoca without end is the report from
The nAroh Of General Curtis column, in the
sxtrsns West aad hegsia at the East in Vir-
ginia, EheFeFer We penstrate, We GAd un-
throshed Hlaoka sf wheat on every hand.
The South .is fEll af sHRRlieazfoE nan and
beast, Gud 20 fEr "a capacity to produce
them is ooncerned eas maipiain war in
dedaitaly.=Raa ;Hgtoa -Republieaa.
This via continue to be true so long sE
the rebellion has The benefit Of the labor Of
four millions Of slaves, who till the soil
and produce supplies while their masters
perform military service. Let these four
milliOa blacks be taken from the rebels and
sdded 10 cur side, and quite different
state Of affairs would result.
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Mechanics and working men win ind TIE ifee-
school system encouragad By the 5tete, and en-
doWed Wsth large revenue Tor the support Of the
sohools Children can live In sight Of tha school,
the college, the church, and grow up with the
prosperity q the leading State IA the Great We5-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region q
country can doubt that It equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given of d;
but Let any careful observer Yisit Il, and be VII
INFORM you that the half has not been told OF the
advantages It offers for immediate occupailou
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and 4 is beleTedi
that If these surprising advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of OYer-CroEded Eu7pPe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of the
knowledge.
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The above are all from persons who arc pubdcig
known where they reside, and who Wonla not make
these statements without thorough conviction
PREPARTD By j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And g. W. CLARK, and by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine 0HaryWhere. --
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

TraFersss the whole length Of he State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As lts name imports, the Railfoad
rans through the centre Of the state, and on ei-
tier dde Of the road along It's whole lengia us
the lands offered for sale.
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D EAL ESTATE:--E. N. KEYFS.
opened Real 4Itate 0Eice "a ROusa's Block, cor
R5F Of Superior EtrBet s1d Public Bq1ara, end be-
constantly on hand several thousand acres o. hlHt
quality ek Farming Lands q the 6tats1 Of Iowa
WlBeonkln and AislOnri, 70 eEckaaTs for aitT aa1
country pr0pertyi also loF al kinds OF porHoa6i
aroPaRtTs HaEs aaaa ~ q n1sslaEgs ElzlslR
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OATs, BARLEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
lced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of. Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsyiyania,
willis the southern pat has the cIlmsts Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited to alnost sTsry produes
OF the United Stats.
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Prom the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, It is not surprising that It should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acles Of land
Il Is nov selling at the rate OF 5000 acrea per
week. The population along the Enc has trebled
Ia ten years. and is now e14 S91- The Company
sell to actual cutivators and every contract son-
talns an agreement to cultivate
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs. 3.
There are Ninety Eight Depots on tie Conpsa
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are dtuatsd
at eouvenisnt distances throughout the Whole
route, where eYerT desirable commodity nay be
found as readily as in the Oldest cities q ne
Union, and shsrs buyers are to be me- fsT al
kinds Of farm produce.
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Z YMAN ILTTLE.

Dealer Ia -- t
B x A i Il 8 Z A I E,
Keeps q great variety Of Yarns and CITY ProBsrt,
ioT Sale or Rent. Also, ehoios Farming Lands 81
Hiohigsnt Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri,
8g-0nos 30. AtWatsr Building, Cleveland, o.
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sTOCR RAISING.

In. Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the Geld Is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results.S DAIRT
FARNIEe also presents its inducements to many
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= AGRICULFURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at So 600 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 000
900. bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuoEFheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoss,
Pumpkins, squsshes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which go 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
past year.
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.ssE-g . s34-l 10 L94i l1fei =
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E5Qtssso1 Of ElsotroPafhy asl AsdssiAs,
omes7Ils Seneca st., lev doors hrom Superior,
nailF, (Huudayu eEceEted-N auf9
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NEW YoRK LIFR INsURAN0l Co.
o.pI.aI.A r.. - -sas.ooa,s 10 ,ssl "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-31

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The Shasta courier., 1862-02-15

NEWSPAPER PATRoNAGE.-We find the fol-
lowing, from the San Jose Mercury, goi ing
the rounds Of the press. Itexpresses great
deal of truth Men who take the papers,
and pay for them, are the last ones ordinari-
ly found who quarrel with them. 1t is your
regular newspaper hummer, who imagines
he could do great deal in the way of i'm
proving the press of the country:
This is a curions thing in the estimation of
some people, a man lives near you-never
took your paper. it is to small-don' like the
editor-don't like the poltics-too young
Americanish too old fogyish-or too some
thing else-and yet goes regularly to his
neighbor's and reads by good fire-fnds
fault with its contents, disputes with its posi-
ton, and quarrels with its type. Occasion.
ally sees an article that he likes-saves a
dime, and bags number. This is news
paper patronage.
The Shasta courier., 1862-02-15
GARDEN FOR SALE.
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.

VvHE UNDERSIGNED, having one more Table
than be has use for, offers it for sale upon
~ reasonable terms. For further particulars, ap-
ply to
HENRY BRILL.
French Gulch, Oct. Sd, 1861 o5:f