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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s
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lssI-2. WINTER ARRAHGEMEHT. IssI-s,
On and after AloudSy, November tts. 1ssI. P..,.,,
ser TrAina viii leave Cleveland e folloWH.
EirSt Train-s:0O a. STOPPING ct ali statfous AZ
ospt Qlmsteds Columbia Rochester, Green.
Sich, iberia, Eden, Berlin and Orange, arri.
NlnG as Orestltne 1880 A. n; Columbus LEO p,
a.; Dayton 800 r. - Cincinnati 6:l5 P. II /;
Indianapolis 800 Z. III Louisville 40 A. "a /;
st Louis l0;4s A. M Chicago vis OrestliRs q
second TrAin-7:s5 2. M.-stopping at all stations
Iberia, Edeas Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orange aud
Worthlngton, arriving at Orsstlj ne Ii;00 Il n
Q0iplab1s l;20 A, . Dayton 5s05 a. n. !; Ofns
oiu1ati rs A NJ; IndianhpoIis 8i7j A. "A !: 81.
L0uls ll.s0 Z. III Louisville z.I5 p. NJ; Ohicls
70 via Orestifne i0slO A, ~ -
Trims stop g lsAvs Passengers ct all stations ano
atop only % take Eas1engera on signal as ststisnI
Trains leave Columbus es follows: lss TrAIn-l.s
A. NJ, and arrive IN Cleveland ct s.20A a. "a rrIij
-i;l9 z. H. And arrives In Cleveland SO P. a.
HEOTIO
=zslny, aandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad. a,
AanSoeld, Nj Yerae0i Newark, KsnsIgiiS
Orpstline, PlttsburEh, Fort WAYNE 4 Cbissro Ran
road, ior ToEest, Upper sandusky, DsI5hoi,
Lna, Fort Wayne, Lnporte, Chfcagc, Ea
Esst, and East or AAnIhoid, 'WooStsr, iias
Gallon End Belelontains Railroad Line, for narIou
bellsiontatnsi sidaeyJ Union, Huncie, Iu,
Vile L0uisFiilR, Cairo, st. Louia, a.
DsiAsarel With sFrinsnelds Mt. Vernon and FiElS.
l4l Aal.4llIAl AQE HNELhRUall.
Uplambus, Little Miami 3 Columbian. and Na91n
Railroad, Soc 4slis, Dayton, indianapoiiS
dorre Hautes Sc. L0nia, Morrow, LOVslsnd
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio B Mil
sizlippl Railroad st Oinclnneti foF Ioui5l
vine, EvGn57ills, Cairo, ~ Toris n-S, q
Eolnfs on the Ohio river. = -
UniEmbas, Qsn tEsl Ohio Railrosd for E9wark ESSs5
vile, WseeGnss o. Columbus, Pidns AZ
Indians BAilr0ad Tor PiQua, Urbsns, -
- Tor TicEets 10 ali points spd ini0Fraatinninr.
ply &c the Passenger Station, and at Union TIck5
Ohice, lf7 Superior street.
GasFslEud, Nov. sth, 1881 %
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such imnediaterssults from his laboras on thess
deep, Rich, loaIny soils, Cultivated with 50 much
ease- The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the Terre Hautc, Alton ST.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
U-il adapted to Winter
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IEHHaT, COIN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
frIit AMI vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
f-0Il which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fIoU TO weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & 81. Louis Railroad and the Iiankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies "a great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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Of Corn Is from 80 30 50 bushels per acre. Cat
tic Horses AIClcs. Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small COST and yield large profits. 1t is
b3 cvcd that no section Of country preeents great
81 inducements for Dairy Rarnling than the Prai-
rie5 Of Illinois, n branch Of farming 70 which but
Eitie attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kalee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lclth, a distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
Ia miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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OARS, BAaLEY, RYE, BrCKwHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
eedin great a5undanes. The northern portion
Of Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part hrs the climate Of Ken
tuc.,y and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature In the State suited to almost every prodDst
Of lIn Tniiad slatas
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! ALBERT T. SLADE.
april 3S7 Attorney for Plalntif.

M ASTER'S SALE Pursuant to the
lNl command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas Of fCuyahoga County,
ct the suit of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and others, to me directed l shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City of Cleveland, on the
2ist day of April, 1852, at O'Clock P. N, the
following described premises: Situate in the
township Of Brooklyn, in the County Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, known IS part of original
lot nifty three in township of Brooklyn aforesaid
and bounded MISUNDERSTANDING at the north
east corner Of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north s90 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links to
the south line Of land owned by the @, q. & C.
Railroad Co.; thence southsO0 l0 west one chain
and seventy one links to the culvert thence south
SO west two chains and three links; thence south
5TX0 west two chains and one link; thence south
2ko east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9ke east I've chains eighty six links to an
elm tree; thence north ago east nine chains and
four links to the place of beginning, containing
i've and 1-l00 acres of land decided BY John W.
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the
gams more or less. Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
. A. T. SLADB, Master Comm'F,
pIfhia Affsv marQn.qgf
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RAhhEft BAOKUB a ROBLE,
ca gf2A Plei9fiH's 4 AttcE1eys.

Of OuyahOga Co., STATE Of ohio
Iorantus =. OOnRsr, Piaintid. Acton FOR MONEY
against OnIV
Emory Z. Hubbard, DsSsndant. AttSShaaspt.
EMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
~ defendant in this action, Is hereby notified
that petition for the recovery OF money ouly Vss
on the 10th day Of March, A. D. 1859, dled in the
said, setting forth that the said defendant q nebt
cd TO the plaintiff In the sum Of two hundred and
ntty dollars, with interest thereon from the 9Th day
sePtember, 1883 upon promtssoTy note Of said de-
tendant dated as AltOna in the State Of Illinois On
the 6th day OF September. 1853 and made payable In
the sum aforesaid 20 hood q BOdlsy one year alter
date OF which note plaintiff Is the owner and bolt
or and that said petition prBys Judgment against
said defendant said note for the sum Of $40 U1
and interest thereon from September 9th, 1855
said dsiendant ia further notified shat he must
answer SAID petition on OF before the 18th day OF
taken against him.
kANHEY, BAOKUs NOBLE,
marIl:aab plaIntln . q ltnrneYa.
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cU1rzvarIoN OF corros.

Tie ezpesialcrt7 n Cotton cuItsrs are 5f
rery great froHaigc- C0ulneaeiH1 n i1fftEdS
g de.f. Sd sIlia. fas8 lf1ef0on o. he Bfanoh,
and Assanl pti0l5 On tLs HaiB LiHsl, fis Con-
pfiHy Oacns fh0lsdnds OF acres arell GdGpfatf 70
tie perfection Of this tbre. 4 8sttlsr hGUiag
a family Of yOHn1 cLfldnsn, eun tual tieiF
youth fEi labor 70 q most pro 5tGbig 0es0Eati IN
ne qF0lefh and peEfsetiois ef fkfs plant.
E TIE giJOrOlfs eeertiOn2 flOfg nldEing % 05-
fGin supply Of reIi15is seed Srrited % sis
re1UireBleHtl Of tho s0il of 7lliaois aCill, 80
hoped, sp6sdil 0iUs q stfioisnt dug0ii1lf 20
nm. q TIL L-...--.I-. II III
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EDUCATION.

Atecnanlcs and working men win end the free
school system encouraged BY the Siate, and sn-
dowed with g large rereuue fer the support of the
schools Children can live in sight Of the school,
Che college, the church, and grow up win The
prosperity Of the leading STATE in the Grslt Wes-
tern Empire.
no one who has visited this splendid region oi
country can doubt that 4 equals the most favor
Cd descriptions that have ever been given & its
but let any careful observer visit t. and be WI
inform you that the half has not been told 81 the
advantages It oilers for immediate occupailon
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
en and Middle States, and Canada, are moving G
to Illinois in great numbers; and it Is Believed,
that If these surprising advantages were r1ade
and working population Of ovcr-croWGed Enrope,
they would promptly avail themselves Of tie
knowledee
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CONFECTIONERY.


T0HN SOHRINKI a
Y HAVING REueVED 70 HI5 HHW QukKIHEIs
No. 23 z LTNAN'B BLOCK,
COpposits the Ooun Honns, Pub. SQuarss)
Is EFsSsrsd % rspoiTs ths calls oi hih isRdI and
EvsrrfhinE - ths 1Ins Of Uonisetionsry b fspt e
GHQLIBALE AND AETAIH aG uHuAL
OYSTTRS AND HOT OOFFEB
q ven e the ohoiceIt oatsblss served ~ e 80.
Enntu notice.
DIRNMA rs sRRvHD DAILY
Tor the nsooEamOdation o. persons having buEinelI
KEEHETT ALE Oh DRAusHT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROFB-supsricr 20
GnV thing n the OonfsottonsTY neiuIf received bY
--aT a.Ir JOIN 8OHRIEK.
BTLOeK OUT FOB THE TATFEY. "a =.
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WASTER'S SALE.-PURs6ANF TO
lNl the command Of decrotal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyRhOga
County, at the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, t. me directed, / shall expose
for sale, at public auction, at the door of the
Court House In Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, at 3 O'Clock P n, the following described
premises,-Sltuate in the township Of AIiddleburR
In said county, known and described Is fOllOws
viz: Part Of lot number one in Section twenty.
one, in said township, and bounded north by the
said lot west By the east line Of Is acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted to one 8. Baldick, and on me
south BY sad Baldick's lands, and Is supposed %
Appraised ct $500.
LEWIS ". FORD,
81. AHDEzWS, PlF's Atty.
April II, leeSoI.
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RERDY-MEDE CLOTHING.
iIEEzi 2

THlR11@F A9Ro iINEzs '2'
q ma ma Ioas Lazy On .EHn OanmoH OMBVL
.'.,+ ,r.-...s..frE f0ONTLh uNDs e.Iu9 tr.fg s.F
.r- oEhPrER NtIglTo ANXIOUS IRQUInHAs.
o- Pxersosivod pHs ot lettsrs,
with this puFpogt 70 them ul
Iuaaos Of ths unian Hail.
aWstkve ioad your thrilllnratory,
90 the iAir young maid Ines
And Wo think II awful horrid,
oa Filled With ineonEiatenoisa,
.o, ''Eoq Do rake g vegy leegthy,
s.l u is "HhakyN In tha 'iinta;" go.
..f.f Wheay thoq hold end reckless poett
n, WIZ % give ~ al the "plniaF
'sWh6n, OIL whom win Il be apishOdi
Yell ~ now sir, 4 you Beaees
Wban you'll give un he Ont luaiOn5
OF the Fair aud Eohe lnea."
with oontsunpt treat thsss Iattors, l
Which IN y richly do daH HETei
kator VIII they change nv purpose,
Eeyor niake ne lose ny nerve.
-Il e An these v1ritsfs think no doubt.
.ri And thiuk perhap4 the{ COULD
..-a WFlt1 better aloEl than thia,
fq. 81. know that no0ids a EOuli.
t'oa7 ohs low isnoa, uauoy villain,
Says II be was locked in ian,
ae WITH his haRdS and ieet in irons,
fer hs could make = better tale,
NuVNIANuADJ d,
ne patrons OF Union HaIl and the pablio IN gen.
srAl Wil pisaso take notice that We ara nov oorng
sPRING& 3 SUMMER CLOTHING,
ht greatly reduced prioes, at -rt
-,f.- u IHAA0 a ISAACS' u5.
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Bols Agtnel ioE ths sale 81 sipGes's OslobEtsd
hul otCrfi1 AutuLuatou Efe1 1uunt 1...t
- oornse Of Union and Superior Streets.
az LOOK OUT FOB TIN 0fdFIs9 -
TUsT MANUFACTURED AND
POR SALE,
Good Spring Over Goats and
Business Coats,
FOB TOUR DALLARS AND UPWABDs.
New styles ofPANTs ana VESTS At q small ad-
vance Of original cost.
Cent? PAFENF EEAlIRLLED oOLLARs-sAs
beat lttinE Collar ever maoe, e S3,ol . 100 or TIN
SHIRTS, URDRRGARMuRTs, HOSIERY and
HECK EInAS an great variety.
ba-An the Olothis1 We sell iH made In this CITY,
IN the bsst vorkmaRtks manner ..,
sprio las superior street, aSp y -Iz5isls Ba6t 8.
NJ E W G 0 o D Sc
We are now receiving the
Latest Novelties Of the Season.
40 t
CLOTHS,
OASsIMERES AND
YEsTINGS
MaSe to order ct very low figures.
lECALL ARD EXAMIHE.
H DAVIS, PIEXOTTO & co.,
aur9 Watsr ST.. OleVt land, o.
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T UVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, Is hereby notified that on the 10Th
day Of February, A. d. 1882, said plaintiff filed
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 SlS3 IS, costs of suit
50 ,10) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1852, transcript Of said judgment was fled
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
known by being part Of lot No. 81, and bounded
on the east, south and west by the east south and
west lines OF said lot No o.; and on the north by
lands owned and set OF to Emiline Foot, con-
tRining fifty two acres and tWenty-eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the sd day
Of April, A. ID. 1858, executed and delivered to
said Lovias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi-
ses to secure the payment of two notes, one for
Sl16 90 In one year, and another note for S253 70
In two years from said 23d day of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatis6ed on the record
in Recorders Office Of said County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said LOvias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage indebt
edneSs. WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri
Ority Of Liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought in to Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, LOYias Foot, must angWer said
petition BY the 31st day of May, A D. 1852, or in
default, this aVerment of said petition Is to him
Will be taken as confessed
ALBERT. sLADE.
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LEGAL NOIlcES.


irVins D. Mastsfu RI fuHtsa
IorThomss QsAyls, El'tH,
W.
Theodore N Burton, Rod.
erik Oalkihe, Thomas
Qneylo, Oscar A .BurtOp,
Joel B. ORhOon, Thomas
QahQon, y illism A. log.
hBm, Wolls Porter, Eli
hu ~. Peck and Irvine
D. Masters, partners
under tho name of Peck
a MssiarB, Robert q.
Dennis and Josiah Bur
Nnu
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Real Sill.

nv EST ElbN Ian .---H. III. LlHi
w TIE Of the fsfe llFla 81 hitllda 3 EsTa1
sonutantiT on hand large quantity Of ina Hs7lI-7
Errd ~ fcWe, WiE-cueill dnd Missouri % sa1
81 ctr Or country r1oi eltet1r 1a--1l1l rr1
ftHcs VIII Ro1ss 2 sthniufs- Earlio gio't. sdr4
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STOVES AND TIR-WlRE.
TRE pFgPA TcR cOOKTNq gToHE.

TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Having during the past Winter, been improved, d
nov uud0ubtadlY ths b IS stove IN ths MarE11.
uneLnagtionabls, and IA ecsnomT of lusl ls = "a
PARALLEL VITA rs new patent gEate 20 VII rul1
Coal g vel wood uoBt adn1lrt1iTs the Oven b.
ing thoroughly VENT lat7d u viii rroluca lercl
and healthy baka, equai 70 thsf Of = lakor5 aFlck
DVons Rcaatiug and Io1G ing a doug n1Ilre alll
open hro, ami hroillng live Goals th8 fqaTth
ea common sz1zs diotat.a. Il % msuuiictulo1 o.
thlg city, ana N material us9d a1d the TorEman'
shiB Of the hess Q1Ility; finally 10 gives peritct
satisfaction 10 all, h1ndgacs Of honssEeeperl 90
tnis city and surrounding countrFs who ara datT
using the Stove, will 20 sily.
The Aorairg Siar CooAirg Si01a
Is new and desirabie pattern. Whioh, with Vari1-
have on band CREST ysrietE-cf Perl0r CooEiEEand 7
other heating stoves for sala q rsd1eai prlos1.
~ are eolstantly srVPliad vi d an the nsVs1i .
ENAM Lid GRATH8,
Also-aIl Of the most ussful articles Of
HOH5s FITTithisg Goods, Nails 4 FdlzIsf5 I6ol5
We are iuEt receiving the iafsst fmprogi 17ifl 81
blkD "a IS, which A. oderld for sale lt ta8 loT-
egt eol1 pritea- We mauuiaotur largeiy aud llll
Tor sale af Whola1ae or reisi, al tis raTio1l e7l
Ware We ohsr the almcsf endless VARIETY Of r1c11
tn lne i0T 8aiaa the lowest cash grce5I On in8
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
uT-Au h usskssper and taoss who eoatsl7'1t9
Houaek eerinE q the ra-f Of l1anEllls afa lll1t
cordialIV iuVtai to cqil baioff prc1a1ln1 els1ef1
aHd IN Fa f1r ihrmWlVc1, ard a1llefa-llol j t-
antes1 af he Stove and Ora 9 Ellloliul %
@ ". L MARVIN,
usrsl NJ 50 saaih SO. PIT. sgusrs.
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The abs=s ere all from psrlOng who arc publicly
known where thsT reside, and who would not make
these Htsfsments without thorough conviction
that they were true. 49, -.
PREPARID BY ]. O, AVER,
Practical and Analytical OhsmiHt, Lowell. Mas.
And g. W. CLARK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine sVOEJWheTe,
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- o. - - n q nt7ilIIlI h
r ThAH EITTLE. % i-5oa
Dialsm
y il a / E IA e.
/ kesFa 3 grsei vaIist3 6f Farlla s1d Ult3 Esfois
.2r sale o. Rent. Alloi choice Earmlnq- 80 - .
/ a'aeiee 10. 8 AtFa,es Rliidilg. Oisgei57a = e
DEAL ESTATE---E. N. RRYRa.
AB llurnierlT o. the drm oi LITTLE 4 Ea4sI.1 ~
,Ilnec asii lltato Ql'cs "a l11r1sis HiorI- -.-1
ro1ssAnry q AloQ loTdz1l lzI5ulrrIf 1rl rf II.
faflitT g Aarl1in4 aAEleI n shs Etnts1 - T5I-
sln1l-lM el4 i4lllc1il y llrc1trI1 N.r r|.r
lolltgI lfoPoIlI nllgl lQF AZ fiefI ~ -I-I-T7ia
lFogelIs tolll ~ lEes1Es
. Va7.uu 20 1t11l re lI1 D 9TI17LI
sts-r-ar
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AGRICULTrRAL PRoDUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at s. 000, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 000-
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., 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
past year.
STOCK 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 field is open for others TO enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results DAIRY
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In Cuyahoga County
Court Of Common Pleas, ,
State of Ohio.
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-I1 90 m - A. Y lk1r.r rH.rrrR ;.

SENATE OHAMBEB, o., April 6th, Is54.
''pR. ]. q. AIER-Ho1ored SIR have made
thorouRh trial Of the OAthetio Pills. LEFT me By your
AGENT and have bDen cured BY thsm Of the dreadful
rheumatism under which he tOund me Hufering.-
The frst ooBe relieved me, and q few 6ub8equent
doses entirely removed the disease. feel in better
heath now thsn tor soma yearn belorei which at
tribute entirely 70 the effects Of your OGtharttc
Pills. Hour vita great legpset,
-.f-. . LQO1UB b. HETOALF."
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% ACIuAL sElELERa.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com.
pany offers, it is not surprising that i should
have already disposed Of I 900 acres Of land
Its now selling az the rate of 2 600 acres per
week. Thepopulati0n along the line has irebled
b ten years, and Is now siA SOL The Company
sell to aCsal cultvators, and eTe-g contFact coa-
lains an agreement 70 culttTafe.
I CITIES, T0WNs, Markets, DTOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Dep0ts on the Compa-
nys Railroad giving about one every serenr
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
fouie, where every desirable commodity may be-
found as readily as in the oldest cities of the
Union, and where buyers are to Be met for al
kinds Of farm produce
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OonRsgtions are made at EourosvIls with ths san
d15kTs Alansdeld and Newark b. B., At Ulyde with
she Sanduskyt Dayton and Cincinnati ,. B., at Ere
mont with Fremont q Indiana y. 3, and ae Toledo
With the Michigan Southern NOFthern Indians
And Toledo and Waba4h Railroads FOR chicago, De-
sroiti Jackson Fort Waynes Logansport LatagsttsI
OAros Alton, 81. Louis AID al poiRtg v odt, HoFsh,
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN ClsEsland trom Toisdo ana tbs
Vest Is so \. E.s snd $40 ?. \. EEOm ssndusdy
IS 500 A. \,
L. y. RUUKER,
CLEVELAND, HoV.G & .asi. 9upif
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Ognnsgtions made 81 HaTris0urgh, va hIleutoHF
ioE New York direct, and passengers By this rout
r1R through fom Pitt1burgh % jersey CITY With
out change OF Oard.
Buy your HsW Fork sud Boston Tickets 'yi
fttnburghs" Vnieh aEs good aithsE By Phiiaisishi
cE AllsntoW1,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

Railroads intersect the whole State. s1l5,-
000, 600 have been Invested in completing tie
great net-Work ihat links every part Of the 6iale-
Into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directesr thoroughfares Of c0m-
rnerce
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

H.A E5Ess5IT, I.I..II I.gl g's:la1ss., g 9;s.,.
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8. J. A1DAEEs, PlFS Atty.
April II, le@SsT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

A SlsSplsin in one Of the Federal ieGi-
nssts il camp baiore YorktOWn, In lss!ss
70 he NsR York Post relates ne following
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n. WINkON.

Professor 81 RlsstTePatig a7a KeSisiss,
Ohioe-n9 Seneca st., few doorS nom Superior,
up Htaira.
nallT. leundaVH sNosntsi.l u - aags
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

- The above named kadieB We are personally 20
gunintsd with, and know that for several year.
while We lived IN Medina, they were great sufferer
Miss B. has been 70 badly afioted that tt was viii
difficulty she vas able TO stand upon her fest. fs7
bottles Of OatholiOon entirely cured her Of her com
plants. Ny wife received great benefit from this
msdioine. We recommend L TO the Ladies' Of THU
county e. . safe and slioient remedy for the many
complaints thnY are subject 70.
9I-..r JOIN WEEKS,
Hditor Oanfeld Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-17

bmith Lilly PPt'H,
Va. ]
Ransom L. Foot and }Co
Lovias Foot, ct. al. de. Stl
fendantg
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-03-20
WESTERN HOTEL, Nos. g, Il, 13, 15, Y C0URTLAND ST.

NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 1svHIS old-establishei and favorite resort of II the Business Community has been recently rcftted, and is complete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patrons. Ladies and Families are specially and carefully provi- dcd for fas M t
 It is centrally located in the business part of the city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of steamboats, cars, omnibuses, ferries, &c,
 In consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY CTS PER DAY
 The table is amply supplied with all the lux uries of the season, and is equal to that of any other Hotel in the country.
 Ample accommodations are offered for upward of 400 guests.
 Do not believe rnnners, hackmen, and others who may say ss the Western Hotel is full.
 n D. D. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
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