Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
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MINING AND AIANUFACTUazG
The great resources ofths State, n c0al IEon,
Lead, Zinc, Potters Clay, Limestone, sandaona-
&C., Sc, are almost untouched: they Avail tre
arrival Of sntsfpFising and energetic me1, a5eas-
toned 70 conTert them into gold. re ziii1ll laa
RAILROAD sEsTEd o. ILLEsoEE
Railroads. intsrsset TIE vhels STATE. Sli5,2
o0o, 600 have been inTelted IN csmplsllng ~
great network that links every part Of ths sllts
into Immediate connection With the guTro1nding
States ard The drecteG thorpughfares Of eons
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TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAnROAD
Fra7erses the whole length Of the stase, f-ozI
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Alchi7an
70 the Ohio As It's name imports, the Raiil5ad
runs through the centre Of the State, and o1lsl-
her ode of The road along II vhcle ls1EiA u,
The lands offered for zals-s 7 -fifJa 1uFoT q
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS
Fran the unproeedeutsd adTa1tSges fsi5 Con-
pa1y oilers, Il Is not surprising that Il ahould
have already disposed Of 900 90 IcFe5 Of isnd.
Il 4 nov selling at the rate q BOO acres Per
WeeksasIh he stipulation along tde-ilHeiI13 trebled
in ten years, and "a nov st4, S9i.I H1e Company
sell 70 actual eultvstors and every contract con
sainsan Agreements % ciIllivdfs9 iAasa-t@ =
3 CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS. DEfOTs. =
There are Ninety-Ei iyht Depots on the oonFal
nyis Railroad, giving about ons sFery -5sye1
milsls Cities, Towns sud Villages aTe lea.af
At e0nEeuieut distances thFoaghout The Wtoie
route, where every desirable comm odity nay 81
found as readily as In the oldest cide8 81 TIE
Union, and Ehere boysrs are e b net f6E ait /.
kinds Of EARN produce r. 1aairas 81 = 49,
, 1sd - fgaa -.ah EDUCATION. ~ -
Mechanics and working men Bill fad The ll11s
school systam encouraged BY the 5tate, and sII-
doEed with large revenue for the support oftae
schools. Children can live In sght Of nslch5oi,
the college, the church, and grow up Filh he
prosperity q the leading State in the Great Wes-
tern Empire. fEl Gs-llzlilai lilA
= No one who has visited this splendid reelou -
country can doubt that Il equals he most faEcE,l
sd descriptions that have ever been given q ~ Z
but let any careful observer visit Il, and be VII
inform you that the haif has not been told Of tie
Advantages & oders FOR immedasa occupaii. i
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the EaEt-
en- and Middle states md Canada, arogTDvins
70 Illinois In great numbers; and Il is ps1eFed,
that II these surprising Advantages were mada
known 10 the farmers, mechanics, nanulactnrefs !.
and workiaF populatiou q over-eroVded Europe,
they you'd promptly aVah Themselves o. ~
knowledge. 90 -aa va -l laa-'- @