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aprISs7 Attorney for Plaintiff.

MASTERS SAEE-PURSUANF TO
lvN the command Of decfeial order Of sale
T0ln the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry p. DaWley
against PlimmOn q. Bennett and Others, TO mt
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city Ol
Cleveland, on the l7th day Of May, ls62, at 10
O'Clock 4. n, the following described premisess-
SitRste In the township Of Brooklyn, being mum
Der seven In the thirteenth range Of townships,
IN the Connecticut W estsrn Reserve, In the SIaus
of Ohio, and which is also In the County Of Guy
ahoga, and is known BY the following dgscrip-
ton, and 10 bounded e. fOllOWs. As city los nuH
Der lSl in the Taylor Farm allotment, 90 called
In CRY Of Ohio, (nJW Cleveland and 4 bounded
~ follows, via; south on Clinton street. east and
west BY lot hines, and north BY al alley. SAID
lot is sixty feet front on Chnuon street. For
more particular description reference may Be had
70 said plat on record; be the same more or less,
but subject 70 all legal Highways. Appraised 81
81 500 LEWIS ". FORD,
u T,ilssrp Whoa f571u Master COm'T.
PALHER 4 DEHHIs, Pitt Attys,
3 AprillfI sI862 88T .l- u l-l.l.-
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slows ARD TIR.WaRE.

TIE DESPA FcH COOKING STOVE
Having during the past Winter, beeu improved q
nov nndoubfsiy The HE5f RtnFe iu tha| q tTEet.
is baking, Rossfing end broiiiag Eroperties ale
unaxoaRtionablai Gnd ia ereurmy O .lel i. ]. un-
uoal a well as wood most adu1iroly the uFou Do
ing thornuRhlF ventilated 4 viii produce pa- ol
Ind healthy bika, equal b that ol q Bakers llic2
oven Roaating and foss ing @ done hgi1rf tns
ODen nre, and brollua over I've ooai3 On We 49, -
- c1ulnlun BsEl1 dicfatg. it is manult1flIed ed in
thi3 city and tn uaterial ussd aud tho .EQrznan'
Ihib are Of the begt q1ality nnalJ it gives r9ll9cL
11tf1lctior 70 ALL - 1duaref1 q bongakeepela IN
tfs1 c1tT and s1rrsaudlng countrTi Who a1o daily
using TIE Stove, VIII g. tiiJs
Tks MoTnilg Star Cooliag Siogs,
a anew ard desirable pstteru, Hhicn, With FaTis-
u OF Others, msks our stock ccmpleie. We al1o
hsgR on hand Ersat E.rietT q Perlor ooorlng and
ofhar beating Stoves for 8als at reduced prizes.
- srs oe18talflE supplied With al the u11,lt 3
most neausifal styles Of
EN AME LED CRATES,
AIso-aIi Of the most useful arfials8 o.
HollSs Ft;TnisiiEg qoods, Na;ls & sdI1lsFs tooil
We ars iust rrceiviug tha latest imprgV gTls8 Of
BIRD "a Is, which afa oief-d Tor sac at ne loe-
lor sale ai wholesale OF r8tal al tte Fafioal ef5l
% = lain and jacaned TN, Copg aud a1ee5 Arol
Ware We o1sr the almost endless VARIETY oi gle,sl
IN cur linz o. salea ths iowosl -asl e-cl q tla
ONE PRICE SYSrEAl
UB-AH Hrnsskssper and tho8e Who coltsuplafe
Honset trfuf. u 2 the 10 Of nan kind &c lolA
nortsiiF invited 70 esl bsi0Tr Bure 1a.i1g se leo
lntssd Sr ne stove and Ora 3 Emporiun 81
W. L MARVIN,
usrs 10. 80 sonth Side Pub. S5hana.
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WssF0 now receiving the

THE FAIR INRzi
OR EEz LOEs LADY or THH OlIESoH OLITBI.
OOHTIHUED.
OHAPTER XII.--To ANXIOUS IEeUIRERG.
And ano Der teuCramuai
v ho O. % cess WondeFl think
SAYS that bic molssaes tom.oat
he vii onD dip in INK,
And then make II o. some ioolscap,
Brine q y etier atOry ous,
Than nv Hto y OF Fair Ines,
which assertion l much doubt.
b., "a. % thtaRs do not dis urb me.
Those geo us wno d upisss
VIII when ] have passed 70 heaven
g ory ne beSond the skies.
Twenty cities o'aimst q Hsm4r,
' hen 20 heaven his spirit hsd fed
Th,suFh which CT Ice living Homer,
Uould not earn orust Of bread.
Ror col forget that Tassa.
v ben nig lips srre awful oryi
1hro' ell Greace could n 3 gst trusted
For single drop OF ''rye.'
But these men who at ny lent
en- eF and soou, and msks mouth
1l0osl than base eco deru-
eymPathiRtrs with the south.
And warn them, issvs the country,
Leave tt ere & 9 1oming spriDgs
80 ~ OUTRAGED ee9Pe viii not,
(OOETlNUED.l
Ths patrons Of Union HaII and the pubIio in gen.
er WIN pl ass take notice that We are nov onering
SPRfNG 4 SUMMER CLOTHING,
ct greatly reduced prices, at
ISAAC A iSAACE'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of singers Oelsbrteo
soying Machines, stro1g's Patent Army Trunks,
ugrnar % Union and suparioE ItrestE.
~ E8Oh OFT F0R TIE GiANzE- -
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.RELL Sill.

NJ ~ 2 tilKN zEAfgD.---H. H. Ia "a
~ ,EHE, 5f the.lzfs Arm 81 Llltiez ksT1ll
oonItanti7 cn ha1d l4Izs ql91tlrg oi IRE l.lll9l
f5r slfT cr c1u1fFy real 5lt1.os o. Eol1cal rI1Et
6Elos VITA 2bzt5 q Ssoninsa. al.lnlo lols ~
n YMAN LlITAN,
n,sla7fl
IA i r. = A q
AespI o Treai Tarietg e Eafnl1 and tilg' ff1I1lI
O. Hria - Rsnt. ail0, uhclc1 fEE11l1r lru.1 q
Nichi1an, Elll1oi1, WiIco1lil, IOWA and -illdlla
UE-OHes No. AtIaier Bulll,ng, Cl1gcil-ll. Q-
FAL ESpATk-s-H. N.sk ll Is,
~ flaElsFlg a ~ arn O laitlIf 2 Ae7el,l -
f-Itt IS fIea1 Mltlts on o. ln t1lI1s 1l11r coIu
-. n gSh-ri5l l.Ic1t anf Publo ffurre, - -
-o11trlt3F a Eand several th1ul1ll tcr1t of 1lll
4tt7IIT q EIF1.lF lI1n1.E in seE 1lz-1 q E1I1l
Ti5scrsI1 NJ 7il1ogri, . eEc59aFs l1g cItT al.
- - fleI l4t - lilll l.I
lE1lslsy, Plrt - ~ ~ A@
.ral bsqod
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RAILROAD sYsTsST OF TLITyOTs.

900, 600 have been Invested IN completing the
great network thai links every part Of the State
into Immediate connection With the rounding
States and the drectsst thoroughf-fes Of com
merce.
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fshh HkE4b I'm Bhbgu : naLh}
a dBDlOihE5 are gEsRzrgd undsF tho tzlnQct
% supervision of G Bkiilful RhysiciA1. gud tht
uhg b pelisd upOa In ~ eases-
Tia Intelligence OF tbe o0teI0unisy = los INSULTS
D th8 ofer Of ainrlo mediein5 when claims q
ldTS al diseAsss, but the GrafonbsIg b meiies con
as cars q tha diloAas1 iof Hhicn they AKA recon-
aenced, among which may % EcL9oi9a one EP2f0il
ze 20 any Of tas diseases ineiisnt % fhll oouEip
rns uTssisnboEs Yesers6IS Pals srs Better ths.s
az other k-nd of ia ths lsnrid-prioe . esnie
Tho GrEianberg Uterine usfholioon = sn LnlaiH
IL remsdy- for IL EsInalg disoaseg-Prioo $50.
The Uterins OAtholioou VIII also oure graEai
isease Of ne 1ldneJll 3 1rinaEg aiSllLi ln laala
mo efl9 lenDaIg c1rd1laf1lla - " iAf AAe ll1s
'pEerial and es1eA9t9us compound y nss--psiss =
The Grsl9nberg DIssntezy syFup ia = certain aa
iupk remedy tor al di5ea1es Of the bowels ~
Ths GFasnbsrg Rlla RaEasdY nsYaE fails 70 perma
.untIy rsisVe this dlItrs Bsins dfssasa-prtce 81
Fhs GrBlsnbers Ohildren'I Panaosa Z Gn mIEfi
,De compound II ali diseases lncsdent 70 ohildrel
siFn speciho for this particular d1ea75-Erioo 800
The GrBf0nbsEg Green mountala yintn1 snt oEce5
Ill other BAlVes n lie curative oeotsnrice g eonE
soat q 8tohisn seliai ~ c3Lll an
griee 8 bottle; O. An suinonit P9Isleian 2
lDnsp nBtIzs'R- -BEiTl Ugsd vito gseat gqocsa =
eHesayf feur ss9P a4Psgis7is aapssa2 1sffs p
f6s assisassFE I1Ss1sh sistsrs. are 1nn.s plsassa
nd deighEfnl tpaie eYsf pToner y esnss,
tenAiaEAsssn OF diseases Of the se-R1tss = et5is
lH T11aolly - l. tJr.-1
Ms. n. b. EIlasLHI-LlBAT biri We leel g dau
- owe 70 ne pobli5i % state tnet AArslAAI =
thoIisou , . madicina tnvaluanie tGr comp lai1t
5lAlaed undsr the head ol kenlale Diseases w StN
used your QrBlsnberg Medtcins1 and have bPel
greAtlY bbnenttsd theEebT, 70 aDuoh so Inst eefs
fhe bTlcs double, We Wouid have them. 10 the thou
Eands Of our sax who SO suffering ronl v s2knoHfe1
NJ i7oeld Tsoonnhla the GstholleeH e Fpre Rq1s
Zach Of ths orFans b ghs b6dy t5 psTi5rri teiF a.
pFoBxihtsfuE0siona. llEl. " QA;Ii4ss
-l- Hi1a u eMoh EELlaA1
hIsdinh, March I, l85l- s IA
- ne above named ksdiss We ere 5sl 5ohsllY a.
Fuaintsd with, and know fhat f1r seguEal yeafE
while Wo lived IN Medina, trey were great suozoEs
Misc 8. has been badly a1iictsd that Il was VII
tihculty she Was able 70 stand upon her set. el
BOTTLES OF OathOlioon entirely cured her u her COZ
plalats. Ny vita resolved great benent nom thl
medicine. We recommend Il 70 the Ladie1 Of fhb
county - q SAFE and sGoi5ns Re1ledy tor the mlnl
J0HH WEEH5f
Editqr Oaz5.d aefli4.
rs EINEEbET, ulsvsisaai
n~sn .
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STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncomno1
advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raising All kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules.
Sheep, Hogs, &c., Of the best breeds, yield hludi
soma profts; large fortunes have ALREADY been
made, and the field Is open for others % enter
with the falre5s prospects Of IKE results. D2IET
FARMING also nrasentS its Inducements 20 many
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CUurvATIOg OF corrON.

ne eeperfneifl n Cotton cuttaFe dr5 Of
gsrv great ProHfss. Cor,mencing ia I1tftEd5
50 deg. 80 min. tses Addtto0n On TIE Br1nch,
dHd AssBzs ptfo1i On She Afafn Liiisl, the Com
pdziy O1CHS Thousands Of Qcre8 f3eil dd1pf5dto TO
ths perfection of this idTs. a ssftler h1sfnG
q fE11fiF Of VoHn0 chfldrss, c1a ttsE thsir
youth IA ldb0T to q most pFgJsd5l5 1c5Ou8ft tn
TIE 9folsth dHd perTectios 0f thfs plant.
Ihs gf0OF0us e1erti0E8 H0i0 Iidttn0 % 0b-
tain q Sl1p3y of rslid5zs sssd sEftsd o fhs
rsquira1isnta Qf he sol of lJEfqofa, iri, q ts
hOped, sDssdiIV Ofeo q sIiEcislf GnOuaf TO
Fl1Gnt q crenf Bre1ifh Of Eqad
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JONAS G.-1 II EARTT, PHILIP
Sstt J.m9S liit6 a. tSiI-ndsr Es
Rloha ards, Robert flsming Assignee In Bankruptcy
Of Bonialnts i Tyler and the unkn0Wh HeiTB If
JOHN B. Macy, deceased. deiends ntl In the abye en-
tlted aetson ahd residents Of the state Of Ohio,
hsreby nOtlned thAt the - day Of April A. -,
l51 SAID plaintiffs 1led IN the once Of th5 Ulsrk OF
deisndants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves IN the possession 81 the following 90
5cribed real esta1e 10 Eit gtuata IN the County Of
Cuyakogs and state Of Oh1o and being in that Part
Of the ciTy Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the CITY Of ohio, and i8 known sub lDtl number
S62, 23, 17g, - and "a, IN block L Of the Buaalo
possession ever since September, ls3, that on and
prior 70 the l4th day OF July I.id lots OWned
n common By the following named persona, to vii:
beniamtu Il Tyler, Grim r. So litn, ehsiasn
ard8 oilmin Folsom, JE., auT h. Goodrich, Uhasies
y in5 OE., John b. Nay, and samuel n. CALENDER,
owning said lots n common, duly sxocubs1 and de-
HVOrod 70 said Norman y. BALDWIN 9 ICED thereof.
that on the 18th Gay Of April, 1875, said Hormaa Q.
vip- Vho. cn or about ths i7ih dsY oi sspiember,
1855, duly conveyed tn same 70 these painnai that
nEdar said deeds ef conveyance said Norman y.
Baldwin, Bradsrck AldWin and said plainttnl have
respectively been exclusive pO8se8s9n cf sad
lots since the 18th day u July lss that SAID
deed thereof 20 executed and delivered 70 Norman U
Baldwin was not ana has never been rec9roeQs 0lt
VS. nofnstime nftsr ita delivery TO said horman o.
BALDWIN lost or accidentally da1troy and has not
bssn and caluot - found ~ reason whereof. th5
sppsf q record % have some interest In
and 70 said lots whereas, IN facs they haTs no into
rust Whaleyer. The perti3n prayS : decree con;
dslsndsnts IRON any claim thereto. ea dsiandants
are required 20 answer aaid pston b. The iith day
Of June, 1855, or the VIII be taken a1 confessed
Arsd dseEoa rendered eseofeiPs5yi = n7Uurs
aprill6:sss PAlntlm Atty.
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ApruIe.sss

Smltn Lilly, PPPnI
Ransom L. Foot and ico1rt Of Common Pleas,
PENDANTS. 1ia J. ei5eLg
r UVIAS FOOT, 4 NONRESIDENT OF
said State, and one of the defendants In the
a65Ve aotiOn, b hereby notified that on the 2Qth
day of February, A. d. 1862, said plaintiff fled
his petition in the Clerks Once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot is indebted to plain
tiff on Judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace In the sum of SIS3, ,85, (cOsts of suit
S3,70,) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1889, q transcript of said Judgment was filed
in said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi
ses, belonging to said Ransom L, Foot; Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
on the east south and west by the east, south and
west lines OF said lot No. 81; and on the north By
lande owned and set OF 70 Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two acres and twenty eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the sd day
of April, A. d. 1853, executed and delivered 10
said LoVias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi4
5es to secure the payment of two notes, one for
SII66 69 in one year, and another note for S253 20
In two years from said 28d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatis6ed on the record
in Recorder's Once Ofsaid County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said premises BY reason Of said mortgage midebt
edness. Whereupon plaintiff prays that tbs pri
ority of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought In to Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, EoTiss Foot, raust answer said
petition by the Slst day Of May, A. d. is52i o. in
default, this averment Of said petition as TO him
ALBERT 4. sLADE,
aprI 3ST Attorney for Plaintiff 4
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THE HLINOIs CFYFRAL RAHROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the State, from
The banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 The Ohio As is name imports the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on ei-
theF side Of Che road along It's whole length He
aha lnnha nl--r.l for s.le
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40 zee 0TleESqs fH9

Irvine Q. Masisrs, TIultsal
Ts!110.s. I, -t1. ! sr,.55 s rs5 iiss aoln
ST.5 Sa.Sl.. CSlsiR'; 1.o.4 ! .aaSSseag asS%eg a1
lSROon 5 iIilsai Z. iEs: Tor RsHsf.
ss.iisik B HOi1B9snu
under the nAms.Qf SEEK rr,et
MS sFs, nabetl lb aaUlE
Dennis aud josiah Bar
ton.
ClAID 1EBENDANT9. tTagoDQBE
~ N Burtsn, 'scar A Burtop aud Josiah a bur-
otssd 4 a. Ssa ssist ~ rs 81 az ~ PsSrG
cry, 1853 hsd IL Ga oloe Of the O irk or The Court
Of upmmOn- Peaa, Of -CRy-hn Couuy, Ohio. hiH
b ISL, III, " IA Pts Oou1 tssoS s. oS RsS, con eoa
sSH o. S q :sG CSSS' re- TssRS7' ssS3
ID shA Z Q 9aFh and eoiaTiok qhlkiql, in ths tum
costs on which jad amsnt inSISss co ts So5rusd up
e eoInary 70, lfoA 70 the ssnopnt Of lWe9g teIsp
ssr,sl1 apsSSI bosd 6 d tms % efseaisd 81
sld sS2sS5 SSqsT's BS SAT S2a S11., a0ao5s GS5
property OF any KIDD within the Jurisd otion
Of said court sp " tte legY ug9sr $40 indgment
Compiled to. snd did the 25tn day Of Tsb nary
1859, pay tue whole amount Of said iodgmsnt, costs
con, iderG ion Of watch said judgment was on said
day d1S assigned 70 said plaibtin for the benea of
" A
light TO euiOtos said iud meut agslnst SAID Thso-
dors d Burton 10 The extent Of ne half there %
VT: for the gum 80 68 with inteI est from heb-
ruary 20, 1858 said peusnn urthur states thag eE-
ecutioa was, BY the bhlain Of said County on tbs
'S Sy q g S 4 da 5S6a 5S5Rd e S
In Whoio, thAI about the month Of NAY la5l, said
Theodore n Burton a zoe name Of ssld scar a.
6urfon TeooVer d iudgm- Mt before said Wells Per
ter, q usLios o. the Peace Of % County, against
aaid gotl y. CakOon for about 500, npOn Whlch
there Z now que anout $50 that said Thomas Os-
aeon IL liable therein a1 bail tor stay Of oxgcu ion,
and that aid The doro Barso 1. the real owner
u said ludRntnt, thAr said fsck 1astert are IN
debted 10 said Theodore N Burton In the sum Of
forts dollars or thereAbOutl, lhat said RoberE b.
Dennis is also Indebted % said Theodofe u burten
In the sum Of about two huDor0d doIhIa, fh-t said
Wells Porter has money, 70 wit: two hundred dol
lars In hts hands belonging % said Theodore n
hnrton, that sal Theodore H. Burton, In the Year
1859, purchased the following delorlbed land1 and
ts.Ir rnenis 10 Wis: Sub lot 81 in Barber ord's
Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga tloRnrY ohio and PAID the
IA prcs aud consideration therefor, but caused the
ttls thertO TO be conveyed 70 his broIhsr losah H.
BuriO , who hOida the same In trust for said Taco
aoro A. Barton that said lot 10 leased 70 fendant,
= illiam "A. inRham, aa1 that the re4t thereof be-
OF Said petition Il 70 subject ihe moneys 20 the
hAnds Of and aus the "a 1heodJre a. Bur on from
said 10. b. cahoOn, Thomas OShOOn, Peck B q -
ters, robert B. Bernie, els Porter and william
A. InRham 70 the payment Of said nrbt named iudg-
msnt q Aforesaid, fOr sale Of lalt lanu Gnd he
Iho prUcoedF thsT Of. said doendantf arc inquired
20 answer SAID petition By the 4th day OF june 1854
or ths SANE win be taken as coneagsd and INDIGNANT
rendered accordingly. 49,
AurilIe:sss Plaintiff Attorney.
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M A5TER'S 5 a ! B.-PURSU

ma ASTER'S SA L E.-PURSU-
MI Ant 20 the command ois deoretal order Of
Sias hon ths Court Of Common Pleas ol Guy ahoge
OluntY, ct the suit of The OisTaiand ana AAhoning
RiilrOad OompAuy against Isaac l., heN1tl
and others, 20 me directed, shall expcso Tor 1s az
public auction. ct the door Of the Court aoules IN
lhe Olty o. Olaveland, on she ninoteenth oay OF
Nrg IssS Is tnros Ocloek P, a., TIE tolloWtng do-
ScTbed Parcels Of land, situate IN ne City Of OeF5
land, oonnty Of Ouyahogl, and State Of Ohio eno
known b being part Of HsFitts gu5di Of tho
% called srih properly "a said CITY Of Cleveland,
70 witt
Parcel No. !. Lot No. hfieen Of fato uuDaiT sion.
Appraised gt y 90.
Faroei 10. g. Iot no. sixteen oi aAla lupolt4s
Icn. Apprai8ed g 9ie9o. -
flpaFbai Noe3 BOT Eps e9Heal5an Of ala llpQitl1-
Pa Psrss Noe Io. 10. siEhtssn Of nd Subdi4ii-
luu- kDrraiaed a. tleol
parcsi No, 5. he westerly RoIt Of lot 10, ntus-
tnsn or said BubdiyiElon bounded northerly, SOUTH
EFiT and westerly By Ehe lot lines, and eegtgrly b.
tho oantr8 lHe 81 9 brioE Vail uolfiF naFlllei with
7Ikrt5i1 Etrnet and about iorI-saTe1 set distant
S6ufhosatsTlY therenfom- ApPrallod 1t SEQ.
Pafcal 10. 6. Lhe oalte1l 11rt e lot No. nine
Ten ofr1il Subdivision, bounded noFthefF easter
ID and sOafhsrly b. the lol liae9t and uelsgrlT ~
~ oanfFe line Of brick vail nearly naralal win
esv7i6 GiT8st and about fortY-ssleh fsst dlGtAnt
-Snfh6Srfsrly thaTnfton. ApplatI3t q SEA
= p HN.HBE e. osAEHfff lIal,1E oomna'h
1s-,i r. ~ -tEb cI
As-A - 1ffm9 q fsr-rgr1 b. !
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ENYEI0PES.

FNVkLOPESa ENVEfIt3PEStT
Hls ~ 0l anVelo7s1 - III aafHGs
al sl8 o o. LsRaa. oslRtiRg Ao3s ohsu1 leAl
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smTNg IND lfANUFaCTUREa

The great -esources of the stata, 10 Goa, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Linestone, Sandstone,
&c, &C., are almost untouched; t1ey gHnlt the
arrival Of enterprisng ard snelgetie men accul-
tened to oenyert them into gold.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

b TheAgTiepiturai products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Whest
crop Of 1861 was estimated At IS, 900 900 bdshsla
while The Corn crop yields not less than 40 O00,
900 bushels, besidesz HE srOp of 0ata Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc. Ehich go q swell
the Fast aggregate of production IN this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent ont Of the State Of IE'uoi1 during fhs
past year.
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Dr. GIBSON

{rQitssor q &ssziroPatky sAd kseissie,
Omes-llS soaooA n. > ~ cOerI fron suBeridfs
up gtalrl. i.
nnifv. flIndavu srcsread IL
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blecnan.cs and working men Ein hnd the iree-
school system encouraged BY The state, and en-
d0Wed with q large revenue for the support Of tne
the college, the church, snd grow up With the
prosperity q the leading stats in the Great Wa5.
No one who has visited thls s5isndid region Of
country can doubt that it equals the most fzFor-
ed descriptons thai haTs ever been given q IS
But let af7g sarsfd observer Witt g. and be vii
inform you that The bali has not hecn told Of the
ADVANTAGES L oilers Tor Immediate occupation
and irnfn late rctuFn1. hefaruPTl Of the East
en- and Middle States, and Canada, an moving
to ulinois n great numbers; and i Is oeleEeqi
that II fhess SurpasSng advantages were made
fnoru n the faTnerl. mechanics manufacturers
and WorkfnT populltion of oVcr-croWdsd Europe
they F6dld pEauptly Egaa thansalFl q aha
knowledge. 1-s --
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-.rhs aboTs are al from persons who arc publiclJ
kpoIFn where theY reside, and who Woule not MAXI
these ttatements without NorOugh conviction
PREPARED BY J.. O AVER, /
Practical aud AnelYtioal Chemist LOWELL Mass. 4
And 6. ". UGARk, Gnd b. az Druksiaid and
Dealers in M0dicine eFeFEWhera
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f6Tjl5 Z f5-IjO ER-7PURUE lVEeEEABLH.
The Oldest. Oneapsst, end t7ost relia5le Family
Medicine in use. More used than ely other Kind.
DI-SoId % strong ATmstroRs, Benton Bros.
T. W. Palmer, Ohufchill 4 Bro. Alsol at Wholesale
M ,snf ~ l7T Ontario street. Olavsland, o., b.
q. g. MORRIS,
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
end By an Druggists in the country.
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Harvey stephens Gnd 4 a-zli-- 0Lt s- 4
George Fresl' Z, Plaintihs In the ODurt Of OOmmS
agsihst iu Pleas, Onysnoga %.
NoF9An 'e = PGbIeslsl bl;g5dl!s,a g 8 Tor Rsi,sg
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no ACTUAL sETTIFRs.

From The unprssedsnted Advantages this Com
pany offers, il Is not surprising that Il should
have already disposed Of S00, 600 acres Of land
Il is now selling at the rate Of 1000 acrss per
week. The population along ne line has iTehled
10 ten years, and Is now s14, s91. The Company
sen 70 actual CultTators, and every contrast con-
tains an agFasnent to cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depots on the C0mpa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every 1eEe1
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
al eouveniau8 distances Ehruughout the whole
route where every deslrable commodity may Be
found as readily Is In he Oldest cities Of the
Union, and Ehers buyefs ara 70 Be net for az
Irinds az farm uroduee.
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MEDICAL,
THE MOST IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
That Ever appeared Before he Psbkei
ma RRDHR-An

Veterinary Surgeon, has introduced his celebrated
Golden Ointment Of Iodine
For the cure Of spawn, klnRb ne, Curb, rplints
Windsails, Ihoroughpini Oapp d Hoi Z, weak deel9
glounders, rhr5sist larteIa u ack, O0ntracteq
Hssl aud al durable diss se5 Il the Feet, Legs, OF
81 oulnfrs, aud particularly eve neyi tne Decay
ing Of the m a5ciss OF he HES.
aSEall directions vi each box, and some i'm
po-tant hints oouCern ng her disrases W-ton the
horse Is q b 90. ttWfh req re no better ref7renee
than rial.
cent an Sl,00.
a ProIes-lonsl Gentiemen will profit By using
be same, as Il surf rfasses ANYTHING ths Etnd n0e
n use for toe hun. -n-aas-a-- apr5t:s7