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M ASTEk 8 s a . -PUkoU.

M ASTEk, 3 SA L E,-PU UkSUz
lyl ANT to the command Of deor8tAl order Of
sac from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahoEa
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and MahOning
Railroad OOmpany against Isaac Ia. Hewitt
an others, to directed, shall expose for sale ct
public auction at the door Of the OOnrt Housos IN
tue City Of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
May ls62 1t three O'Clock P. NJ, the following
soribed parcels Of land situate IN the City Of OeVs
land county Of OuTahOgai and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HsWitts subdivision Of the
70 Wit I . . %
Parcel NO. Lot No. lftsen OF said uubdfvlsIon.
Appraised ct S2,000.
Parcel No. 2. Lot No. sixteen Of said TubdiVia.
Ion. Appraised At $780,
Parcel No, 3 Lot No. seven teen Of said subdtVl1.
ion. Appraised st $1,000.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. elghteon Of laid lubdiTlG-
fon. Appraised Is 9l6oo.
Parcel No. s. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrtherlyB south.
erly And westerly By the lot lines and eagteyly ~
the cBntre line Of brick wall nearly parallel WITH
MerWin street and about f0rtY-geven feet distant
sOutksaaterlY thersfrom.s Applai8sd ct q, 900.
Parcel No. s. The eagterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded noFthory easter
u and southsrly by the lot lines, and westerly by
ths centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MerEin street and about forty seven feet oistan
s0uthesRterlV thnretrom. Appraised at 500.
HEHRY G. ABBEY, Master OOmm'r,
RAEEEY, BK0kUB NOBLE, Attorneys.
A mil ~ 1871. .1se ..r.H.-.e7 tE-
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PAINE B WADE, Master Oomm'I
PlhfB Att'yB. aprllle.169

KOTIOE-NOTIOEl Is HEREBY
~ given that the undersigned has been dnly ap-
pointed AdministrhtFiz upOn the estate Of o. p.
DRYDEN, deceased. HAERIET DRXDEh.
0lnIted. April ., 1859 Aer29;Is7
OHERTFF,S SAEE,-By- virtue Of q writ
Sf Asri facias, ihlusd from the Court Of Common
Pieas Of CuyRhOge county, and State Of Ohio and 70
me directed, IN the eauBe wherein Laura H. McFay
is plaintiff and william McVay Is defendant, have
levied on and shall expose 70 sale e. public auction
at the door Of the Court House Of said county on the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. lss2 between the hours
Of two and four O'Clock, p n, of said day, the fol-
loving described lands and tsnamentg, to-Wit
'situated in the township Of East Cleveland, Ouya.
hogs county, and State Of 0hie, snd b part Of lot
S7l snd e bounded follows, t0-Wit; Esstsrly BY
the YoIloWay road, called n0rtheFly, bg land Of
McYean; WesteEly, By land Of George o. shumWuy,
and sourho-ly BY lire drawn parallel with the north
eE a line, and Tar enough thoreirom 10 include one
acre
Appraised at two hundred and hfty dollara.
a JAMES 4. ORAW, sheriff
[ (By Henry n johnson, Deputy.)
+ LoBTH PREEFIss, Atty for Pl'h.
gherfd1a Ofic9- NAY -, foeG8ql
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MO TIC E.-NOTIoa Is HBREBY
I given to the crsdifofB 0g william Fi5ke, who
have proved their claims before ne and ggoeursa y
aloanncs 10 ths same, that hold dividend o. ten
S-i6 d oent On Al such claims nrhiect 20 their &c
a1r; a1r:;,I,,.., '9S9Fa a.ss5.S Z 4 Va vii TTis'.
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M ASTER'S SAL B.-PURsUANT
lNH 20 the command Of q dsorstsl order o. sale
from the Court OF common Pleas Of Ouyahoga ooun-
IT, at tho suit Of EdWaFd wade againat Henry kin
ner, 10 ne directed shall expose Tor sale at pablo
auctiOn at the door ofths Onurt House 10 the City
OF Cleveland on the nineteenth day Of MAY, 1851
three o'clock M. The following described tract or
lot Of land situate in Brooklyn township Gus ahO-
"a county Ohio, and known a8 subdivision lot No.
fWo bundled and forty y.gix, in Hiram stones addi
ton 10 Ohio City and OeV land, composed Of Part Of
oriFfnRl lots n hfty-three aBd sixty-eight, in
Brooklyn Tognship. Appraised ct a35U.
- HENRY q. ABBEY,
Pam A WApE Master OommiF.
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REIL sill.

Va WESTERN LfAND.---H. u. Lls3
~ TbW Of she late arm 81 LltfloI q Kegs, n
o0nstt ntly On hand large quantity ol lno l1EIli
Land in Iva. Wi1colI1 and Missouri, % 1Lc11r1I
lor 1flY Cr ouuntrT rgal el.1l1, or EsIlol.i lEot
Q11e Via Eo11c = ie1ni1lE- = araio tlccl- So
rtur gtresk ulTl44
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NT88T nm C0WMTs9IIJNERIS

lNN EAEE.-P1rB1ant- to an order Of sale 10 ne
directed from the Court Of Common pleas for Ouya-
hoga County, in the state OF Ohio, In an action
s RsTSlP S R,RP bbsg. Sl ~ S liz t sssats
Of Robert Parks, deoeaged and others, are defend
ants, will expose for sale at public auction, at the
day Of Nay, 1852, commencing at clock P. The
following described lots of land situate in the city
Of Cleveland In said county, being In the Buffalo
OompaJy' purchase and Numbered and appraised
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LEGAL NOTICES.

M ASTHR9a SALE -PORSBANT TO
M the command Of deoretal order Of sale e.
sued from the Court Of COmmOn Pleas Of Cuya-
hogn county, Ohio Ct the suit OF John Pistner
against Sebastian stiegerwaid and others, to me
directed, shall oieE for for sale at public anc-
tlnn. u the door OF tie Court HOuEe, In TIE City
Of Cleveland, In said county, on the 80th day Of
May, 1882, at two O'Clock p. NJ, the following
Situate N the CITY 81 Cleveiahd, IN the county
OF Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as
being the north half0f the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred ana twenty seven Q2D, In Barber
a. Lord q subdivision m the City Of 0hiO, former
~ 20 called, and bounded as follOws: north by lot
No. i2s east By York street; e0uth BY fot y 125
and west by the west half ofsaid lot No. III, be.
Ing o. freet front York street and 1ls u sect
In depth TIE ipt lerspy intended 70 es cor.
deep be the same more QF less, bpt subject to all
legal highwayst Appr&sed St 800,
GEQ-H, WYMAN,
B. + FItE H6fFIll Iilltx -IaGrnii'iaIp apfsSs5s SSRaI
NOTIOE-WILLIAM SLADE AND 10.
ENsEPHIEE L. SHADE, non rssidenisof tlu
Little, on the 2sth day Of April, 1892, fle1 his
petition In the Court OF Common Pleas, Cuya.
bbog oeH4 Chio stRt9y e 5hAt 9T sAs Ath asS 9;
and delivered TO Little = Keyes his six promisory
notes of that date fer slIe sum of S2OO.O 90 each
With annual interest at six per cent until due
and ten per cent annual interest atter Que, paya
Bile one on April J. IsGl, and The other i've each
yearly. hefeaitef; that on said October lth 1858
to secure the payment Of said notes. the said VIII
liam Slade and Josephine L. SlGde executed and
delivered tp0aid Little & Reyes a mortgage deed
thereby conveying to said Little h Keyes, their
heirs and assignees, the following described
| premises; Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. I, in Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner of Hnntington and Garden streets
10 said Cleveland, said Tot being IS feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street.
and being same PEsmises conveyed 70 said slads
| by said Little Eeyes. That plaintiff Is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from Baid w illiam Siade Sas9 Is with aunual In
teresf after October ~ 1851, at ten per cent on
Ste4 a. and on S242O0 after April g. 1862, at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent
on $4,000 after oetober 4, 1855, until due, and
ten per cent after due. . -....-s
/ cover the amount due IN said notes, and to sub
lect said moriFRgs premises % pay the same
Said defabd are required to answer said pefi
tiOn en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration of six weeks from the first publi
cation Of this notice. aQFTHhm EfgaH va
sAFSi % r. HO OVEY, PlaintiiF g Attofney..
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STOVES AR0 TM-WARE.
rHE DFSPATcH cOoKING BTOTE

THE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE
/ nov undoubtedly the 3 BEsT stove IN the nsrkst.
It's Baking, Roasting and broiliag lEolerllea SO
uneToaptionable ana IL -ocanouy Of luel u = M
pardlled; wfthiiB nsW patent grate u VII blrn
Coal As well wool most admirably tn9 OFen Do
ing thoroughly ventilated i vii DrQdlc 49,
oven Roasting sad rou1ting d done 1eiofe tne
Open hre, sud broilinE over I've Goals on ne nertl
as common aznga dt1iEtag. lt q ma1usleruto4 n
thfscity, and the material used and tha Worznan.
shin arr ef tha begt qullityi uualgt i grdl peflt
sstlflotion t. an, aI HUNDREDS o. hOu1aEealel sl
thtd'city and surrgludlne COUNTY, Huo - u4-I
uafng the stow, VIII testiU.
Ths AOTaia7 Star Cooking SlOge,
A new ard desirable pattern which, with Vari8-
u Of oihars, make our stock complete. We also
haY9 on hand great variety o. Parl0r Cooking and
othsr hsatinE Stoves for sale at reduced prico1.
arr eonstantlT supplied with al the newest
EN- AN LED FES,
Also-an Of thu most ussful artisle1 0f
HOliss FFniabilg Good, Rails 3 FaFseT5 1ools
We are Just receiving tha latest fnproF styles d
Bid "a ES, which ave offered for sale at the loWs
est cash prizes We manu- nutactEr largely and have
TOR ale af wholesale OF rer all the various arco1
OF lain and Jacaned Tin, Copper and Sheet lfQn
Warb We 0dlsr ths almost endless variety oI goodl
in our line or sliOa the lowest eagh prcss On tho
ONE PRICE SISEbAl
uI-Au Housskssper snd those Who contamplat9
Hou9ekeepinE,a q The re-t Of maqkindl a.e not
cora ~ invited 70 call before purehalln sl5eloro
and 1ge for themselves and eatilactlol . guar
aatsed at The Stove and era 2 Emporium Of
". L MARVIN
maral No. 50 5outh side Pub. sgusra- y
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F4k tIIfII5l35FEiOiFET THRNR :

rTvRIEsEMAR j, 2 s 3,sAREDB
angland and secured b. khs Estll Of the. eoolo d.
hermsoie de Paris and ths InlBaFis -C5ileEa o.
Gedfsine; VieunssT--lf w
No, 6 invaluable loz exhaeEti0Rs EsarlaecEFh0l
and I'll Phylioal dssbi ties, .rcrf -1iiI 11s5..
IEO. 8 ooHtetely srndioates ali traces q those Dis
aiOul and Dgfnidiou1 ne ofc0paiVa and cubeb1S
10, has 8utirelg suBpIansed the iniurlom NJ
heL, disper9ial al inaR RlIfias aud Eootng ont tha
'SSf TISI - - No = and !. A.. iss
iOEm Of ion5nEe, d0tod Of taafs and small and nAp
hs oeEfied n the NastUoat pocket. Sold ~ tin oal
and divided into Separate doses administered bI
FalBesu LAllemAnd ROuI, Rioold, 90. Prcs S7 eaah,
or easea for ee, which sayel j3i and IN S27 CASES
WhQEebY there Is saving Of %. To be nad Whgla1al
and fstail, Of DT, BAHROW, hn I9l BlesokpE street
Nov York. 1mmediatelgQn On rec5tEinG- q re1littanns
Dr. Barrow will forward tha Iriaaenlaf % arY pal
Of ths world, securely Packsd, and edd 5sel G5oncs
Ing % the inatructionG Of the writer ~
- -SoId-bgG W-00hABK. Agent for Olevaland.
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ulati0n Of 1, ,T23, ,668, and son capable Of sup
porting 10000, 600. No STATE In the Valley Of
the Mississippi Offers 50 great an inducement to
the settler as the State 81 Illinois. There is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and SOL 50 admirably combine 70 produce
those two grsat staples, CoRN and WaEAT.
E sa CLIMATE s1uzd Ig.l
Nowhere can the fhdastrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his lahoras on these
deep, rich, logmy soils, Cultivated with 90 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State % the Terre Haute, Alton St.
Louis Railroad distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapted 70 Winter uiefEl lrl
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACOO.3
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety o.
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
fromWhieh Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fEom 70 6Eeeks earlier fhan their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & 81. Louis Railroad and the Kankakes
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 1l5 miles on
the Branch and 1876 miles On the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State -.-f E=.-,-- ss.h .f dol
THE ORDINARY YIELD
Of Corn is from 80 to so bushels per aere.z Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep snd Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large prohts-s It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
res Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
Weld gure pfoftsbIe reSults. Between the kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
III miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat Cornsf -l s-ss-
OATS, BARLEY BYE, BUCKWHEAT,
And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
'csd IN great abundanee. The nnFtheFn portion
OF Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucly and virginia, giving variety Of temper.
aturs IN thsstats, suitsd to almost every product
Of the United States. raf n ai dT -al F.,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. M
The Agricultural productsof IFlinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at IS 900, 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yisIds not tiess than T4O OO0,
900 bushels, besides The crop q Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekTheat, Potatoes Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins. 6qlasheE El1lE Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bests, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate 81 production IN this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out OF the State Of Illinois during the
.r STOCK RAISING. 7 --7..a
In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the eXtenion Of
Stock raising. Ali kinds OF Cattle, Horses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some Pro6tE; laage fortunes have already been
made, and the field IS open for others Z enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FARluNa also presents Its Inducements TO many.
---.i-A i-lil-a-r la q -
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LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING, NAV Ig ls62.


NAvT YARD 10 BE REBUEET.--A Wash
inRton telegram says that the Norfolk Navy
Ysrd will Immediately be rebuilt By the
Govornment IS it = one Of the best sites
for suoh Gny sUtablishment infthe World.
he reason fer not earlier moving agsihst
Norfolk vas the rhoPs on the part Of Gem
Mcclellan thst on the capture Of Riohmond,
Norfolk would Of necessity fall, and thSi
Navy Yard and is mili0ns Of dollars
worth OF docks, mAebipeTy, buildines and
ship timber revert uniDjurad 70 the United
States Government, His adyAnoa -oansed
lie svsoustiOn. and fall, rebel Vandalism
foilsd enr President In his hope to taks the
property uninjured, ,.. .r,l7-e7,s, I,
Thsnum6eF o. oivilisHs With The army
Of the Potomac, huuting relics is s0Ilapgs
and the prices psid 90 liberal, that the sOl-
6ieEs are said 70 be doing a good business
IN selling articles which they get up BY
very 6lmPs6 process, A letter from- 3
HPennSy lVania Reserve stationed near
Mapassas saysg 0a Rorh out Eve doll
lar pistelS, preserved in finegaf, sell read.
ny Rt from $40 to $40 Knives which orig
inAily cost iron 81 70 81, command nom
IS to siO.n -r- i.s
HrHrn
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C0NFECTIQNERY-

TOHN SOHRINK,
aATrEa nEHoFHD 20 Hu NV QuAlEHRfI
No. gan Z 1. q LYIAN'ss BLOCK,
COpposits shs Court House, Pub, saaArS,l
u DEeParsd % receive The Gala Of his friends and
HysVthing n ths line q Oonfsotiongry q ksyt 81
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ~ usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFEB
as Utu g tha cholosIt s1sahles served ~ at no.
uGlfL notioe. a-l1 80 -.sT saf -ierr
BUEER IG aERVED DAILY
foE - aeool1nodAtioa d rsraonl having buElness
6 tha oeurt Holle, - - ..e-.-T-.
EEHEFTE ABE on DEAuGHE. ..T|
INPURLAL, EEhHX GUN DROpB-supsrioF %
EuY thing IN the OunisotoneFY hnelusi received bF
4-f faafreh f1-r n JOHN SOHRIHE.
uRhOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY.7Da
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z. .TAAN LIITLA,


URh
RIAL rs ATE,
EetpI > TFeas VnFiseF q Farm sad lisT fro1aglI
i1f sale oF Rent AlFe, chcice Farming Aa1dl y
H7irhlgrr. IlifuoiI, Wtloonllnr Iowa and 4iglolfh
EEfuflos 50. Afaatsr Hull4llgi elals.sg.i D.
DEAI ESTATE---H. N. EEYLSs
I fF,ruIerlv o. the dral o. Llftle q kgTcs,l h11
s-ssSIsi 4 Resl Esiais oEos a. Rouls'l BiocE, co1
- ~ rr1s1TfJll ril1t and Huzl1 8ll1re, and ID
- MID N hau5 rsFaFai thousand aCisI o. alIl
~ 7rrnfha Aruli in the STATES % Iowa
s7i--t, aSd lIlrEalFl 70 eEcheng3 ~ cltg aE
's-se-- S4ossTtyf nils nr 81 kina1 81 porgaa1I
49,. FEl5 s1lh 81 q n1oaU11s Ezlai4
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Ashtabuls r. Il. Co CuyahOea County,
wSSii.,,o ono, ~ giyil i,,.,S % S''i0H
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HIINOIs

Is about equal In extent to England, with pop
ulation Of ,T28, ,656, and a soh capable Of sup
porting q, 900, 600. No STATE II the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 80 great an inducement 70
the settIer as the State 81 Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
those two grsai staples, C5RS and WHEAI.
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And the east halfof Lot No. 100 appraised 81 ~
Also, an undivided half Of lot No ls in AL fa
fred Kelley sub division Of original city
Lots lsf isz ISs ii GEid city, apPraissd at lbs
ii. GRISWOLD,
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Z = y , = 'EISEEIFITr u THAxTEB. .

snskFE CHAEEER, o., April 5th, 1854.
"DH. J. .. ATEz-HoROred siri have made 3
thorouRh trial Of this Oathetio Pills LETT ne bY your
AGENT and have been suFed by them Of the dreadful
rheumRtism under Whish, he found me suferinB.-
The first dose relieved NO. and q seW subsequent
doses entirely removed t1e daeageF Efes IN better
health now tran tor aonl4 years BEFORE which at
tribute entirely to the ehect8 Of your Oathartic
pills. Yours vita CREST gspsct,
-a frss-oii hUgIU5 B. HETOAhF.''
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Before 8. FoTambO, J. P.
Of Cleveland, tWI., Guy
ahoga county. Ohio.
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The above are all frota persons who arc publicly
these statements witha{s thorough conviction
that they were true,
PRRPARKD EY J. Oi5 AVER r
Practical and Auslytlc Chemist Lowell. MasI.
Dealers IN Medicine sverTv here. ~
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Andrew Andrews, dsft,
8. B. slVernail and Ie-
Jerome B, eilVernaii,
defsndgnfr
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II MOULD's a
oELEBBATKp AND UERIVALLHD
IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
c 0 U GH CAND ~

Ul0Volan5, o. Dec. n 81.
For Miniitsra, Public Speaker snd Singers, this
Candy Is invaluable, being uneQuelled for clearing
the Eoios, removing hoarEenesz. 40.
Fer sale, wholesale and retail by -
MOULD HOGAN,
deSGLR1 No. Euclid St.. Cleveland, D.
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. b IhAyar 9 EIaeII. thsIr AIl0EasyIa.

.-- sgse .baa si n ry r sia
ali islsessg Als
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the indHstrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cuitiTated with 90 much
ease, The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State % the Terre Haute, Alton 4 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
we'll adapted 70 Winter = refrH r-#
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+ LoBIH PREEFIss, Atty for Pl'h.
shertH's OEosS Nay u, fSezss9t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

fffins D. HS556f1, TFuSt66
for Thomas QsAyle, Pl'th,
Theodore n Burton, bod
eriek Oalkins, Thomas
Quayls, oscar A. Burton,
Joel B. OAhoOn, Thomas
OahQon v illlam A. Ing
haWi Heilb Porter, Eli-
hu h. Peck and Irvine
U. Masters, psrtnera
under the name Of Peck
4 Mtaier1, Robert b.
Den mis- and Josiah Bur
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The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., Ee., are almost nntouched; they avail The
arrival Of enteTprising and energetic men lccl8-
20 1000 fT,--r int -rrr
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DIR. J. Ii. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN
IMENT

Tbs best External in the World for Han or Beast.
Thousands of human beings have teen saved q
life of decreptuds and mIsery by the use of this In
valuable LinIment. Ii viii relieve Pain Almost In
simultaneously and il will cleanse, purify and heal
the foulest Sore in an Incredible abort time.
McLssn's Volcanic OIL Lininissf will relIeye the
most inveterate cases of Rheumatism, Gou', or
Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contract Muscles,
Stiffness or Weskness IN the Joints, Muscles OF
viii cure Sore Throat, Hsadsohe or Earache. Fol-
Burns, or Soslds. or any Pam, 1t 10 an Infsllihle
sibIe remedy Keep 1t always on hand.
Planters, Farmers, or any one having charge Of
ssnic Oil Llniment. IL il speedy ana infalli6ie
cure for Calls, sprslns, Chafes, Swelling, Lame
ness, sores, Wounds. Scrstohes, or any externa
disease. Try IL, and you will be convinced.
DR.. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
ms sm q. sTOTy, Agent, w.shinStsp, b. &.
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DIR. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,

For LIpsr Complaint, Bi!lioHsneSS, Headache, re:
There has neynr been eathdrtic medicine offered
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ton as McLean'S Universal Pulls.
Beng entirely vegetable, they are perfectly In
nooant and be taken by the most tender infant;
yet prompt and powerful in removing all BILIOUS
seoretions, ACID or Impure, Feted Matter from the
Stomach. In fact, they are the only Pills that
should DO uEed in malariOus DISTRICTS
They produce no 6IipIrg &, Sickness or Pam in tie
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ing In their operations promoting healthy score
from BiIiOuaness, Headache and Foul Stomach
when so cheap remedy osn be obtained! ket Q
them constantly on hand; single cose, taken in
siot meas. AK for DIR. J. II. MoLean's Universa
Pills. Take other. Being coated they are taste
less Price only Is cents per box. and can be sem
BIZ mail 10 any part of the Unite States.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine SITS, ct. Louis, Mo.
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