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NeNulafAetf Nlfgiutls ana ITS ANlcluity.
Newmarket, lately 66oupied BY General
Banks army, is post -villsge OF Shenan-
dosh county. in Virginia, and is situated
near the borders Of Rockingham county,
about eight miles from Mount jackson,
nearly twenty miles from Woodstock, over
thirty miles from Strasburg, about ninety-
three miles from Manassas Junction, one
hundred anu twenty miles from Alexan-
dTia, and sRs hundred and fifty miles to
the north vest Of Riohmond-the last in an
airline. e is delightfully."- situated in the
Great Valley between the Msssanutten and
North Mountains.
In It's prosperous times Newmarket Wss
noted for the number Of FORCES and factor
lee in it's vicinity, which abounds in iron
ore. There we're, two years since, four
prosperous churches located in the villsge
The county Of Shenandoah is situated in
the northeast part of Central Virginia, and
forna portion Of the great limestone val
ley which extends along the western base
Of the Blue bidge. The area Of the county
= ah8Es eEehundrad square miles, and is
: slellsl O de north fork Of the shenan-
ttat FiVsT, non which the name Of the
oluntF g derived The surface Of the
lad ls diversified BY valleys and ridges,
and the soil is generally productive. The
rocks which underlie the country are blue
limestone, slate and sandstone Iron ore
ts abundant and affords an article Of ex-
port and lead and copper have also been
found. The capital af the county is Wood
stock, and the population nearly fourteen
thousahd-thirteen thousand Of whom are
frss.
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MORNING LEADER:
what D. COntraband.

Military Supervisor Sanford has imposed
ths following restrictions upon army cor
Essponasnts who reosivs passes to enter
cur lines.
aYou are hereby notified that The follow
sng are some Of he items Of intelligence
which are deemed objectionable By the War
Department. as tending 10 give aid and,
comfort 70 the enemy and 70 iniure the nil
Harry operations Of Che United States gov
srnmehL namely; TIE location or change.
Of location Of headquarters Of generals
the names Of generals, regiments, bFigades
or divisions In the 6eld. except when en-.
fagoments have taken place; the number
Of regiments, brigades, divisions, batteries
OF pieces Of aFltllery, or the proportion Of
cavalry in service at any point; statements
Of The kind Of arms or ammunition, or Of
the number Of days rations served the
number Of transports used FOR any move
nsnt; the description Of any movement,
until after It's object shall have been so-
eonptshed or defeated illusions 70 the
objects Of movements, or suggestions of
future movements or attacks; the position
or location Of camps, plokets or outposts,
aud pictorial representations or maps Of
Federal forti6c atiOns or line Of defences p,
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oonpnnsnt . rhe ID. stn,s..

Rev. B. J. BFeokinlidge, Of Kentucky, in
letter to = lsoture-cOmmitts ct Philadel-
phiA, pays the following tribute to the 'Fhe-
roie loyalty" Of the free North:
"YOu, brethren, are accustomed to feel
that the ardent and intrepid cooperation
Of loyal men in the slave States has been
q mighty help to you In the work thus far
accomplished nor are you mistaken in
this. Btrt, on the other hand, you must nevsr
JoTgst for an iRstant, that u 0Gs the heroic
icfagty Of The free States that saDsd the aat0n.
Kltueky I0oiild this day Be dssolaf0n but
for 100,0 GOO Northern men, a0ho came 10 the
cd oar 80 1000 OF 10000 soldiers ready 10
perish bJore az opeTPoWeTilQ host Of traitors
The safety Of the nation is weakened by
every conception that there was any ha-
man power but the hsroism Of the North
that could have aveFtea the fate prepared
for it BY revolt such as no nation ever
before suppressed"
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Asreat RaltIe impending.

G The news Of great battle near Corinth
Mss, may be expected hourly. Extensive
preparations are being made on our side
The enemy is, doubtless equally active. We
are not permitted to say what has been done
On the side Of our army, in anticipation Of
that event. but the facts in our possession
warrant Us in assuring the public that moth
ing that could be done to strengthen the
Union forces, by Gen. Hslleck has been
omitted There has been organization and
concentration; and with good generalship,
such as We may expect, and brave soldiers
g1eh IS We know to be there, to defend the
5nlon, and God on our side, a victory may
Be pected.- Cincinnati Gazette.
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TASTER'S PuRsUA1r

MM 40 L In . = n II H. Z UkbU AMI
M to the command Of deer stal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyhofa Comp
ty, az the 10 OF WRson, Everett % against El-
lsfy G. Williams and Others to mo directed, 81 III
expose for sala as pu7io auction 81 be door Of tbe
Court House, in the Citv Of Cleveland, on the rep
ond day o. Way 80 at three O'Clock Z. ~ S tes
i1s note for 5000, dated March %, 1859, made by
n. @. williams, payable to II. uhamberlin or bsRrs
err three years alter 0ate with interest at the rate
Of ten = cent per annum, yable annually s0eured
and 8l5, Il g. S,ones allotment Of part OF lO.acFs
lots Nos. and g part Of l0O-aors lot No. 4s7 aud
part Of original twO-aore lots nos l25 and 6 In he
Ofy Of cleveland, CuyahoRa county, Ohio,
Three notes, TWO TO Slg5 06 each, and ono for %
03 dated January sS lS5s, made By Averill BArlOF
payable 70 the order Of kilsry g. Williams in one,
two aud three years. respec lively, from date with
mortgage on SUD lot No - In 3 5. stones subd VS.
ion OF part Of original lot NO 90 in that part Of the
City OF Cleveland formerly knovn as ohio City.
The lessons Interest IN q lease made BY Ellery g.
Wi iiams 70 Patrick O'5ullivsn, october g. 1885, Ot
lot east eide Of Water street, Cleveland between
bOsembsr /, 1887 and ending November l. 1852, at 4
rent Of S55 per annumi rs PAID to Nov. !, Is 8.
The lesa0rs int.r IA a lease Of part Of sub lot
No. Is, on Huntington street, Oiegeland, made By
Ellery G. Williams to T. a. Lattimer, April IS, lS58
Tor term Of year, with priTlg g on the part Df
the lessse to for three years, At rent OI Sb0
par annumS payable quarterly In q vance.
Also, the interest OF the vsnuor ia the following
Contracts, made with Eliery q Williams BY the pef.
hereinafter named for the purchase Of sub lois
in the subdiTscn Of original ten acre OTIS In Oieve
Contract oil Johu kieinBhus for lot No. 81, dated
April l, 1853 amount appearing due S2S2 a.
OOnt oct OF John AltvAtter for lot NO IS, dated
March s. 1888; amount appearing due 1864 y.
Oo.tra-t Of Abraham Stoller for lot No. ., dated
April I, 1855 amount appearing due Sl37 A..
Contract OF Ferdinand John for lot No 46, dated
April ], 1858; amount appe tring due S229 so.
Contract Of John A. GeEell for lot 63, dated
February IL, ls-si amount appearing due SlSl SO
Contract Of John DistZ for lot No. Al, dated July
Is, 1857; amount appearing due $685. Y.
OOntraCt Of MeiChiOr ka ser for lot 30 70, dated
November u, 1855; HmoHnt Appering due Sl3g or.
Also, the vendors interest in ne following con-
tracts made with Ellery " Williams for the pur-
chase OF sub Ota ia s. Stones subdivision OF part
OF original lot No. fifty, Brooklyn TOwnship
Contract Of William Benson for lot No 1872, dated
Apfil L 1851; am0Hut appearing due S7b9 06.
Contract OF dorothy Cooper for lot no. l9i. dated
February q, 1858; amount sppearing due S5l7 So
Contract of John Martin f0I lot No l74 dated Feb
Tuary l6, 1885, amount appearing due Slss s.
HEHkl u. ABBEY,
pAIbF 3 WADE. Master Comm'r.
plf06 Atfvia Aprfl 2I. Ig62-s85
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bIecnan.es and working men Win fnd the free
school system encouraged By the STATE, and en-
d0Wed with large reFenue for the support oi the
schools Children can live In sight Of the school,
the college, the church, and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State h the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region ol
country can doubt that i equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given of lt;
but let any careful observer visit It. and he VIII
inform you that the half has not Been told of the
advantages It oilers for immediate occupation
and immediate returns The farnersol the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois In great numbers and It IS believed
that II these surprising advantages we're maee
known to she farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of oTer-croWded Europe
they would promptly avail themselves Of ne
knowledge.
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L iG reported that information has been
1ived Of the death Of George Hssson, for
msrly q law Studentin Curtis & Smith Office
u lhis place, but late of the rebel army. He
iesaid to have died Of wounds in battle. He
enlisted IN Missouri in the rebel cause
HGTTm Chronicle
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated ct IS, ,000 coo bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 00O-
900 bushels, besides the crop OF Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuEkEheat, Potatoes. Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out OF the State Of Illinois during the
ouf rraa
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FREIGHr CARRIED EAsr OF WEST,
OVER FHH
P&HESYLYANIA OENTRAL RAILROAD
Win Great Disdst0h And 1t Low Rates.
ENOOH LEWIS,
9anl Sup't, Altoona. Fa
y. z. HoLHHa, Gsnl Western Agent,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TASTNR COMMTSsIONER's

lyk SALE. .-Pursunut 70 an order Of sale 20 mo
directed from the Court Of Common Plies for uuya-
hoga County, in the state Of Ohio In an action
therein prnding' Wheruin samuel Hayman 10 plain
th ana ieurY q, Abby, administrator uf the eHtate
Of Robert Parks, Dec iasod, and others. are defend
ania Vi expose tor sale az public auution, at tho
dav Of NAV, 1852, commencing at clock p. thB
following described lots of land situate in the city
ft AaYellnd in said county, being in the bufietp
Ooulpa y'a pufchaae, and numbered abd- appraintd
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MHEAT.- CnRN- CnTT0N. TnRACCn. I

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are fmnishedfyom 4 % 6Weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, anil 136 miles on the Main Trunk
lies IN great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the grnfa
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ALBERT T. SLADE,
aprl .SST Attorney for Plaintiff

MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT TO
iyl the command of a decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga
County, Ohio at the suit of Perry p DaWley
against PlimmOn q. Bennett and others TO me
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the 18th day of May, 1862 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. the following described premises
Situate IN the township OF Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven in the thirteenth range of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State
of Ohio, and which is also in the County of Guy
ahoga, and IS known by the following descrip-
ton, and is bounded as follows: As city lot mum
Der l31 in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called
In City Of Ohio, (nOw Cleveland } and is bounded
as follows, viz: South on Clinton street. east and
west By lot lines, and north by an alley Said
lot is sixty feet front on Clinton street For
more particular description reference may be had
to said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised at
81 300. LEWIS ". FORD,
ta EE-..ll frz Master COm'r
PALMER & DESNIs, Plff's Attys.
April II, 1B62.387
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loany soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the Terre Haute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapted % Winter
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A0aI' Ie'p0otIIFIIII ~ JITr THArTrR /,

.H -. BEEATE OHAMBEns o. April 5tht 1854
ffDR. j. o. ATER-Honored Sir: j have made
thoroIeh trial Of the Cafhetfc Pills eft ne by your
agent and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful
rhsumatism under which be found me suneringl-
Tho ffsG uoae relieved me, and q few subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease feel In better
heath now thsn for some years before which 81
tribute entirely to the effects Of your Oathsrtic
Pills Yours vita greet espect,
@ LOOIUS b. MEIOAhF.H
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FLAGS AND COL0RS.
fNANClAl.

R5n mn MONEY ADVANCED,
gQzlAJAJ n u1rss - slii-st ~ oiS Si11ss
f.id veil LEoWu Nllll KS 81 Iti-ou ssourifie7
of every Kind, VIZ DgF ecodl, HariE'arB Gold and
Ulothing hurni are rats Fiano1, frciE, Paiats
E7s, General Melcharaise, and Personal Properly
nd qrtciae q Ysua On s1a most slctuEy termH
ulila11g gtriotlYrs lY1tH. N1lbli1ned sdl. Mascha
and IGWelrT idI laie a. barEninn. t-'i -flrI
~ vi. WAaEER, Ollns 30. 3, Water at.,,-aa.-
ggrner slperi0f street, Ovor eco. A. Davis \ Oo.T
UlothinG BtUTa' H'e' uaEn
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oATs. DARLEY. RYE. BUCKWHEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost sTsry prodnct
Of the United States. ....,
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N nRnNARY YIFLn

Of Corn isfrom 80 to 50 bushels per acre,E Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep aud Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It is
believed thatno section Of country presents great
or Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
RIGS Of Illinois, a branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the kan
kaSee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lgith, a distance Of 56 miles On the Branch and
~ miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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MASTERS SALE-PURsUAFT
lNA- to the command Of deoretal order Of sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas of UuyahOga cOun-
", at the suit Of Marvin Kent Rgainst Joseph NJ.
blackburn and snOthers to me directed, shall eI-
pose for sale at public auction at the door Of the
court House In the City OF CleEsland on the nine
teenth day Of May, 1862, at three o'clock N, the
following described prem ses situate in the Oiy OF
Cleveland, County Of OuyahOga, and s ste OF OHIO,
and known bY sub lot No. one IN Garfield. Dsuni-
son. Pease Fosters subdivaiOn Of original ten
Bcrp lots Nos one hundred thiity- four, hundred
thirty-hve and one hundred thirty-sx said sub lot
No. one hiss front OF liZtyEiL feet Wilsoa-Bt.,
and running back to Lake Erie about four hundred
snd trenty- hFe feet, excepting and Teserving the
portion Of said sub lot that has heretofore bean con-
Teyed 70 the Cleveland q Aahtabulh Railroad Com
pAnyi and now occupied in part BY said Company,
and beng strip Of land forty feet in width running
across said sub lot, be the more or less, but
subject TO all legal highways. Appraised at Sll0o.
HENRY g. ABBEY,
PAmE WADE, Master Oommir
Plhg Att'FB, spriils:38s
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NO ACTrAL EETTLFRs.,

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, II Is not surprising that i should
have already disposed Of 800 600 acres Of land.
It Is now selling al the rate Of 3, 600 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
in ten years, and is now s14, ,S91. The Company
sen to actual cultiTators and every contrast con-
tgius m arreement to cu1tirate
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CITIES. TOWNS. MARKETS. DEPOTs.

There are Ninety-Eight Depots on the Compa.
ny's Railroad, giving about one every ssTen
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity nay Be
fou1d as readily as In the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are to Be met for all
kinds Of farm produce .r.- a- rr-r
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MASTER'S SALE.-PURSUANE 40
lyI the command of a decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas q CuyahOga
County, at the suit of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, ts me directed, 1 shall expose
for sale, at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day of
Nay, at O'Clock P H., the following described
premises;-Situate in the township of MiddlebuTg
in said county, known and described as follows,
viz: Part Of lot number one in Section twenty
one, in said township, and bounded north by the
center OF Rocky River, east by the east line of
said lot, west by the east line Of % acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted to one L. Baldick, and on the
south by SAID Baldicks lands, and is supposed to
contain forty acres, to be determined by survey.
Appraised at 5000
LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COm'r.
S. j. AHDREWs, Pits Atty.
A NIL IL iaAa.aaT
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mi MASTER'S Sal E.-PURSU-

MASTERS SAL B.-PURSU-
1Vl Ant 10 the command Ofa dscrutal order Of
sale from the court Of Common Pleas Of OuyRhoga
OOunty, ct the suit Of The cleveland and MahuninE
Railroad -OompanY against lsaac Ia. Hewitt
and others 70 me directed, shall sKpcs8 for sale at
public aueton, at tho door Of the Court House, in
the City Of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
May 1859, at thres O'Clock p. ~, ths following ds
Bcbed parcels Of land situate in the City Of OleVo
land, county Of OuyAhogat and State Of Qhio, and
known bY being part OF HeWttt'B subdivision Of the
90 called MeTwin property In said Oity o. Oavband,
70 witt
Parcel No. I. Lot No. nfteen Of said subdivision.
Appraised at q, 900.
Parcel No. 2. Lot No. sixteen OF said GubdiViss
lon. Appraised ct $500.
lParusI hos LoG No. seventeen of IHid mbdfyfr.
ion. Appraised st Slf0Q ~
Parcel No. 4. Lot no eightsau Of aaff gubdIVI1.
ion, Appraised at $500.
Parcel No. 8. The westerly part OF LOT No nina.
teen OF said subdivision, bounded northery, bouth-
orly and Wg-sefly By the lot lines and eaSfeFiT nY
the cantre limo OF brick wall nearly parallel Wits
MerWin stree3 and shout fortY-ssven feet Infant
BoutheaSteTly therafrom. Appraised at g2nod
Parcel No. The easterlY part Of Tot No nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northerJ tastsf-
" and southerly By the lot limos, and Ws6terly By
the centre line Os brick vail pearlY parallel With
Mafuin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeastern tdeIelrem- EAppruigad a. 500.
= HAAk1 9. ABBEY, Master Oouim'E,
EA59lH, hAeEgl 4 holLH, AttoTnayn' 10
ApriI&, lo6laa8
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES

The great resources Of the State, in Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, PotteT's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&c, &C., are almost Untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men accus-
tened to convert them into gold.
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Railroads intsrsect the whole state. s115,-
O00 900 have been invested in completing the
great network that links every part Of the state
into immediate connection with The surrounding
States and the direotest thOroughfares Of com
mefce.
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81 SAB -Alls-SURFlUtRhP THBsE.
RE PARIE

TyRIESEMAR ], 2 & 8, ARE DE
TEUTED BIZ ROYAL LETTER5 PATEHT
Alsland and Gecursd b. tue bealI Of the lo0lo Dc
1hst1ahoie de Pariss and ths Impsyis Oolisfs O
1ffficluGg Ni8lHas wa -CfItCl C1Ht
. Rag . lhValuhhle fog 6Ehamtsoh, nsSTnhtoEf8es
HIid 81 BhYuicai dinabiities. Il -r ft f.r-5 s.r 49,
30 g con petalY Graduates al tra1el oi tho8t dis
tI0ul knd pefnieiou1 uge o. oopsiFa Gnd oubebI
90. has entirely Implanted the lnlurioul lso
Bss, dg7srIinG eil tnIuFltieSs ana Foo1ng oli The
lGenldl ei dlgsage. IN liil- -- giH si-
f6rm oi loBsnFe dsFoid Of tsste and mail, and
b carried In the Waistooat pocket Sold In TN
and divided into 1etarasb doEez, administered b
Vslpea Iallaulne Roux, Rioolds 30. Prioe So cash.
or foaEel foE Se which B1vsu . and in ga cases,
WhFebT there 4 leHlnf Of ~. 10 De hao WhOle1lll
and retail, % Dr. BABBOW 30. lsl Blssoksr stresi
Hgl York. lmmediatsly On rac5iEinG remittance
Dr. BaTroW VII soEWlrd the Iriesomer 70 any 1lI
gf ms world securely packed ald add sEtsA ncoorf
ilN 70 the inftEuctioRE Of thu writer l.
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ENYEL0PES.

FNVRLOPRsI ENVELOPES
800, 900 ENVELOPES Of AL
sTKEgs QUALITIES AND OOLORs FOR SALE
st ne baadsT oountins EOOns QsaD iOF Cash.
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cULrrvATroN OF corrON.

The esperiHenfs IN Cotton culture are Of
Gerry great promise. Commanding IN LATITUDE
SO deg. 80 min. (ses Aidft0oH on the Brdnehs
and AssliEg ptf0l ~ the lfIin LiUel flAzs Com
pdEy y0a0Hs tbosfs1ndso Of rssgcelt tddGpfsdt TO
the perfection Of khis fbre. 4 settler hG1tng
a family Of gOIng etiidrsn, can turn they
youthful labor 20 q most Trg1ifabks account IN
the gr0l5th and perfection Of thf8 plant.
Tie efgOr0as esertions aOi0 HlGking % o.
tain o supply Of reIiG5ls seed suited 70 fhs
rsQuirez1eRts Of he SOL Of IlliHois, l0il e i
hoped, speedily 0iUs a SUFFICIENT amount to
plGBt q great breadth Of land.