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sTOCK RAIslNG.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Ahkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, Sc, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits large fortunes have already been
made, and the Geld Is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of ike results. DAIRY
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor AZ on thsse
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with so much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the TeTre Haute, Alton 3 S.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapfed 10 Winter
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OATs. BARLEY. 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 . variety Of temper
sture In the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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MASTERS SALE PURsUAPS

MASTER'S SALE PURsUAFF
ltA 20 the command cf . deer tel or6ef sef saio
y ni the Oourt of Gov mon Peas Of Guy hosa OonT-
y, at the A. Of Was-n, Everett % sgainSt El-
lsFy g. Wlia ug snd others, 20 me directed, shall
expose for sal. a. Vic Auotl as he door Of the
ond daY Of May ls69 at three o olOrk P. n, the
following described hotesp mortEagss, Lea1ss and
ne ME for $500. d.t.d March q 1850, made By
@ Wiiiism-, payable to y. Chsmosr in or bsNE.
or three atsi fatr With interest At the rate
OF ten cent PER aunum, PAYABLE annuaIlS; srcu ed
By mortg On lots hOs s. ll5 l3a, l53 e87i a3 83
and 81 s. :. stones allo,m nE part Of l0-sor
lolS Nos. and 3 p,rt OF 100 Hors ot No. lsl, and
Rtrt Of original tWo-aore lots os u and l2e In 10
Three not 8 Wo 70 Sls5 Is each, and one for SIS
payable 70 the order Of Ellery q. vi lismH IN one
two a,d three yesrsy pfo lysly5 from data With
lnt rest st ten 9 A. payable az sec1rea q
ion OF part Of original lot No. 81 In that art OF the
Oily Of 1isVaiandS i-rmeriy kOO On es ohio Civ.
lhe lesSorI i4rer.st z slsass made By Ellsry 9;
lot east aide Of water sTeot, Olevelaud, tSesh
Lake aud 81 Ulsir stIssts, Tor ateEm, comm noing
rent o. S5S per ahs6m; r ns pald 70 Nov. / iss.
The lsssoEs int IN lease Of part Of suo lot
Elsry G. illiAmi TO q. bAttlmer. A prli 70, 1855,
for to- m Of ns ear, with pItvil g. on the part q
ths lessee 70 reneW for three years. Ut rent OF $50
pi annun, payabl auaFterly ia vance. .
Also thn interest Of tbe venaor Ia the following
Contrasts made with Ellory g Williams BY the per-
aoa9 uassinsfter nageo, tor the rohAs Of sub lots
In tbs Subdivision Of original ten acre ot1 in OleVe
land NOS y lllo y Alsi 20 Nat;
Oontraof OF Johu Klein aus for lot No. 81, dated
April 1, 1851 amOunt sppeariu 3 due Sl33 -.
Con Of ohm Al'Vatter Tor lot no IS, dated
March 8, 1881 amount appearing due 1855 -.
90 tra 1 # Abraham stoller for lot NJ ., dated
April ,, ls5si amount appearing one SlS7 ~
y tract OF Ferdinand joan for lot . 20, dated
April I, l658i a. oun epb8 sring due S22g So
UoaIrs,t Of John Grsell for lot g, dated
February -, Is 81 am Iunt sppeAr ng due Sls SO
o tract Of IUhn vi u for iOt No. Al, dREsd July
IS, 1851; amount appearing que S59tz u
0Ontrsct Il meiChiOr ks ser for lot 20 10, dated
Novem Der II, 1851 amount appering due SEse o..
Also the vendors interest in he following con-
tracts made with Ellerg . Williams for the p4r-
cha. tab oLg in :. Stones sub lisloa Of paIt
OF original lot No. MY, Bro. klyn TJWnshiO
Contract Of William sons 'or los 10 ice, dated
Ap II ls5Ti am Junt ~ po Arlng due ST5e O6.
C0ntrsct Ot ocothy OoUper t0F los NO. l9i. dated
II bruaFl =, 1858; amount ppoaring due S5l7 -
Contra Of John haTtin f5i lot no I7iy daIsd feb
ruaEy IS, ls5si amyunt apPeaElng due SIS -
HEHE1 u. ABBEY,
EaIHU q WADE, nRBfer 0mmtr,
nIfTH tnees9aE
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I'VE ORDTyARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre.s Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
Sakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago snd Dun
leith, a distance Of So miles on the Branch and
147 miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn.
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4. tll HfrhIOI4, Ca USTIO, SUDA,
" eoda Ash aa1 sslsoda, 0o6I on HefnarI and
- - B11ITOH BBgTzWs,
90 - 3l1sg1o9 -
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LEELL NOTlCES.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS

W n - 1 ~ - YIN m 10 1LAgiN ~ u -
lsh tALE. -PuTFnapt 70 en- oudsF.oi Sals 70 me
difectol irom tha Cot 9 of COmuios ii e. u tuga-
hqgA County, IN The ) ate Of Ohio, 10 an actiua
therein 2 ndlnEi Wherein y mugl H yman 10 pl In
tu anQ seq y o. SOD u, lcmulgfrttor u the e5fatp
Of Robert P HkB, 20 ated, and 0thsrs ar6 driond-
ans, ell expose for ,lo at public auction, at the
door ,tthe Oopct use 10 said couRty, on the 2tth
iellogiug drsoribsd liioi lard 6itaatI n tAstltt
q 'l'Vel .ud 10 said county being IN tue Bu1Al9
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MASTERS g. E. p RkU Ant
lNI 20 tbe command Of dsorstsl oder OF sAle
fIUm he COuIt Of UOumon Pleas Of Uuyabogs coun-
y, e the Euit Of coward a ade aQainat HeurT kin
hsr, 70 ne dire, ted ali expo-e Tor sale at pa0io
Au0tion, at be door Of hs Ouurt aouss 10 the OitT
Of Cleveland on the ninetsenth day Of nay 1858, sI
thr-e o. clOoE n, he following described tra1t or
lot Of land, aituste IN Brooklyn township Ouy aho
a. onhty, ohio, and known subdivision lot no.
tWo bund cd and f5rty-aix, in Hiram stones sddi
tOn to Uhio CITY and OleV land composed Of partOf
OriFi al lots . hty-thrre and sixty. eight, in
Brooklyn ToRnship. apprsised At Ss5O.
HENRY u. ABBEY,
PAEB WADE Master Oomm'r.
PlGn Att "a npriils.8Rs
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IA Notice Is hereby Riven that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on
he estate Of Royal W. Tyler, lats Of heWburgh, In
OuyshogsSS. !sS. County deceased. wprvrrp
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Tns Al.lssOEflulaHg ThhsA,

TRIE8EMAR ], 2 b 3, ARE DE-
TEUTTD BY ROYAL LHTENHB PATIENT {
idnslAnd End sssured b. ths eeAll Of she Hcoio de
hhrmAcie de Pari1s snd the ImPeFis OolieEe Q
HOdioine, Viennh. -
=Ho a inYIIpahle spg sIheuEsion, sysrmRtoEfsiSS
30 cOnpl6taiT arndi ioatal al traces Of those dls
,arsI that heVa hBF ore llan treated BY the nau
Sio1s apd Ysrnfelout ne oloopAiVa and oubebg
mercury, thoraby inIurEE to the lu1eref Gpeedy 70
DEF, dSDsrling au imHlriteGs -End footna CIT tn1
venom Of disease.
TBIEBEIARs HoB. ], : and 3, are preparation thr
torn of loBenge, devoid Of tagse and mail, and car
oa c-fied n th5 aigtoeat pocE5t. sold n tln oagsI
and divided into Golarnfs dcse1 administered b
Walpssu IAIlemaEd ROux, Bioold, 90. Prioe g eash
N c1ses soE Sc, Whloh navE 81 and In "a caee8
ahsfsbY thsrs 4 SnYng Of -. 10 Be mad WholelAE
asd retail of Dr.. BARLOW, 80. l9i Bisscker gtFss'
~ TnrE. nEmH7adiaialYo On E1pslFtnf ronittancf
81 Heffog1 WI foIIIid ths Iris8sn1kf % any "a
II ths World ascurslX PACKED and edd elssl aeeer
- % the inntFunai0nl of tha writer
sG.Sold b 6 ". OLARK, Agent for Oleyslahd.
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'''A N'' " ny A J.H OHIDEsTER,
april i9. ls6qsa89 Plaintiffs AttfY

IA ASTER'S SA L E.-PURSU-
ItH ANT 70 the command of dscrotal order Of
gal6 nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of 0uyahoga
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and Mahonlng
Railroad Company against Isaac =. aegiti
and otherl . ne directed Ehall ezpoga ioE sale at
pubic enetlons IS The door Of The Court House, IN
the CITY Of Cleveland, On the ni8otsenth DAY Of
May 1854, atthree O'clock p n, the following de-
SoFbed parcels Of laad Hituats 10 the CITY Of OlsFs.
land ycoCntF Of 0uyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeWitt's gubdiYigl0n Of the
70 WITT
Parcel No. ], Lot No. Eftssn ofsaid HubdiViyioa.
Appraised at q 900.
fSrosl No. 2 Eo. 20. sixteen Of Isid Tubdigls.
iIParosi 10, Lot a. seventeen Of said subdivis.
ion. Appraised at elt00
Parcai No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of Elid aubdfVsrs
lon. Appraised q $3.50.
Parcel 10. s. mo WSstsrly part Of lot No. nine
ten Of said subdivision, bounded norfheriT ao5fh.
srly and westerly b. tbs lot lines and na1fsriv 81
the centre line Of brick wall nearly rarslIs vftb
MerWin street and about fortE-Eavfn fsst dirfent
SVutheastsrlY thor8from. Apprsi1cd a. g7o1f I
Parcel No. g. Tbs easterly psrt of lof Ia n5ue-
taan OF naid subdivision, bounded norfharlV a1ter-
" and southsrly b. the LOT lines and TeatsriF b
the centre line Of brick van naariy rsralsl With
UarWin street and about fortY-ssTan fs1t dlItaat
S9ufhsagtsriy thsreinom. AFBlafsed et SEA.
HEnBI 9. ABBEY, Gagtgr Commit
RazEEFs nAmus Mons, Attorneyl
Ape1 ~ 1ol13
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T0NAR al HRARTn PHII


Norman o, BALDWIN, ct al 80
TOMAS g. HGARTT. PHILIP
% Hsartt, PhilaDdar Bennett, Hsprlrtta Ben
Richards RObsrt - ming AsulEnes n BanEruplly
q Beljzmt Tyler and the unkn0vL Heirs 4
JOhu b. Macy deceased defend ntl IN the aD0Va en-
tilted action and residents Of the stale OF Ohio
Leieby notItisd thaI ths 81 day Of pril A. D.
l562 SAID plaintiffs hsd in the ONCE Of n Ulsrk Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
deisndantss setting forth that said plaintiffs are
thSmseiRe8 In the p0sss sion Of The bllogfng de
C1ysEoss and STATE of Ohio, and bsnF 10 tRSI al
Of the city Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the Oity Of ohio, ana s known e. sub lots num6uE1
262 ~, 7g, 2S9 and 2s4, In Block Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, % called, and have been In such
Possession ever since soDtember, lssS, that and
prior to the l4th day Of Juy I'D lots were owned
in common by the following named p,IsOns, to vii:
benjamin. II. Tyler, GIim r. OR nth. shield q
Thompson, Phl,andsr Bennett, william b. Rich
ards Gilm An Folsom. Jr., Guy H. Goodrich, OharI-s
y ins John b. May, and samuel n. Jalsndar,
that on sail llh day Of July 1857, said parties 30
nvsred 70 said hOrman U. BALDWIN 9 iced thereof
that on the 18th Gay OF prl, 1855 said Norman o.
BALDWIN duly eonysyed said lo 2 g EredeneE Bald
lsoS, duly conveyed tn TO these plainii5 that
under said deeds Of conTsy ance said BOZ man O.
Baldwin, Frederick ldWin and ssid plainti1b have
respectively been the exclusive possession Of aald
lots syer aimee the 18th day Of July, 1857 that said
BADEN Wss mot ana ma never been recorded. bHt
was sometime after its delivery TO said Norman ..
Baldwin, lost or accidentally destroy and has not
title OF said plantihs to lots is elouded, the
d6fenoGnta appear Of record have interest In
and 70 said lots whereas, IN ac they have no inte
rest Whaisvsr. The petition pray6 q deere con
hrming their title TO said lots and excluding said
defendent 3 from any claim thereto, 5a dstendants
required TO answer sasd petition By The lith day
Of June 1856 or the same viii BE- taken aH confessed
and decree reHdsrSa essSo9Fai37sl !; DTNp1.
.,-,,,..,.a FAhAiih 5,!Il.iss. 8 gEasiS1
~
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TIA above are all from persons who arc pubiioly
Known where they reside ana Who would not maxi
thsss statemsntS without thorough conviction
that they we're uue
PREPARHD BIZ j, o AVER,
Practical and Analytical Ohemistl Lowell, Mass-
And G. ". OBARK and b. all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine every Where . 80.
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And the east halfof Lot No 100 appralssd at 225
Also, an undivided halfof OF No Is IN Al.
fred keliey's subdivision Of original city
Lots l9ls l92 4 la3 ~ HAit city, apprsie e ll25
H.H I'll. GRt MOLD,
apr2i:338 Master Comm 'B8iohef.
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aprtll6:2s9
John Smell, PLAINTIFF,
Court Of Common Pleas,
J CEyahosa O0unlysO.

vs.
Charles WirHioW, as the Court Of OommoR Pleas,
tssiga Of ks1 IN q.
Hunt, for ths nett CEyahoga OounlT,O.
q tue creditors Of u
y. Se1tou, Defsn ant
NUTIOE.-U. O. SEXTON, OF FTHS
IN tate Of Mic rgan, viii take nctics G at John
. eli d on the nth day VI NoEemner, A. D. 1851,
nle his pet 9 n IN . Court Of ommon Pisas WitE-
In and hoT the ouny Of Uuj ahoEs, aud state Of
hi0, against ths said Onarlos insloW as nl.iEnse
&c, setting rlh that he has el i'm rsaihal ths
estate OF Q ssid h. g.. Aunt for the sun Of 8 loo,
. interest from Ooto GER Afh, la56 ana SAL, md
tatelest nom June 1th 1854 less q cenLt and hat
said ass, gument was ffand the other c. edit
Of said Hunt, and pra 1. that the assignment r.
g Hunt g harlos in6lOW b. ue ltIed {. enurs
the eQua lent Of III the creditors Of he said
aunt, and By leave Of Court III said q. Q EfEton L
v. O. pexten leQni ed 90 appear aod ansWsr aaid
petition on bef 70 ths thiid Saturday after the
soIh dsy Of May next.
J.H OHIDEsTER
eprif 10 t9fq.sao PLAINTIFF aftfr
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~ ClHStHNh4I RhIEEOAD.
- 55 G -
Issl-R WIEFRRl RlARRAHGHMEHF. sa-A
On ana aftsr Monday, November sth, Issl, Ps----.
ger Trains Win laaFs Cleveland a. EonoWIs !
First Trein-sOo a. q stopping at All stations s1-
oept OlmBted, Columbia, Rochester, Green
Wicb, iberia Edsn, Berlin and OranRs, arri.
Elng at OFastline 1910 A. a.; Oolumbzs La 2.
f5diS5SpSiis H so6 p N; glSS IoSi5Siiis -
y, Lepis lo'4' A n Ohieago via OrsstliRodi
ssoond Tnain-i.55 2. n. .--stoppfnr At al statio,,
IBERIA Edens Berlin, Lewis Centre, Orange aIt
Eorthtngton, arriving ct Crsstl7 ne II 90 P. a.,
SnSssi rs g.; Indis5SspoIiS HS 20 iyS S "a q o.
Louis ll.sO {. M Louisville 2i5 p Nj Ohi1as
90 via Urestllne llsf0A A. n.
Trains stop . leave Passengers ct all 5taEiona auC
STOP only g taks FAaaengofs on signal Is StatiaHl
TrSiSs leave Columbus as follovu; Iut Traip--p.t
A. M and arrive IN Cleveland et 920 A. H. I'd Trs
-i;l5 P. n, and arrives IN Cleveland $50 p. Il. 7
OOHH HHEOFIoHa
shhIby, eendusky, Manglsld Newark RsIIrosd. 10
ansdald, At. sernoR, Newark 2ansITiIis
Ossstlins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne UhIoaEo Raj.
Eoads t9E lofest, UpPef Sand11ky, Dslphot
.io3a, s9fs 3 " Me7Ynel LePoTle, Qhiesgo, &p,
aslIoa and BsIsiSntAins Railrosd Linz. sor Marion
Beleiontainsl Sidney, Union, Munoie, II,
ellspollas Terre Haute, Vincennel, EFhrss
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, st. LOniI, -
DalhWAEe, With 5pring gneld, lit. Vernon and pFtt,,
burgh Railroad ioF Springfield.
Oolumbu1, Little Miami q O0lurabun, and Veuts
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, tndisnsDoiiS
feEre Hautoi st. Louis, Morrow, LsoVeiaad
and Q olnclnnlti5 lud with The Ohio 3 Midi
IiliDel RAilroaA At Cincinnati ior Lo1i1i
vile, Evansville, Cairo, sc. Lonfa, ands q
points on the Ohio rfVer. - =
Oosnmbu1, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, EsasS
villa, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, Pi0ua A.
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Orbana, Sc
~ For Iioksts 70 AZ points and inioFmAtionlaE,
7ly ct the Passenger Station, and e Union Tinles
Otios, l47 Superior street. Q
Cleveland, Nov. eth. 1851
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STOVES AND TIH-WARE.

TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Havina durine the past WintsF, been fnrr0rci, o
nov undoubtedly the BEST atnVa % tfa u srEst.
It's Baking, Roasting aad Brciling rroIeFtIl1 aro
u1aEcartionabla, and 10 econcmy o. Elel lt "a un-
parallel; with if1 leW patent 1rato lt WI lrrn
O1qi e well al wool most admirably; tho OTan ~
ing thoropgbly ventilated e VIII produce ~ ~
oven Boosting and Ioasting 90 done bai1Fo ne
opon nFel and brollinE over I've coal1 on t1 herth
= common ssnr8 dicfatla. lt Is rl1uui1cturca "a
thl8cit7. and NJ mltarial ussd sud tie workman =
shiD are 81 me belt quatyi l1aly, is giFoE p6sot
gatiEaction to all, e. hundreca o. borgeEee1el "a
thia city alc I1rreg11t1g county, Who arc 5TllT
uIinE the stove, VII .. TN.
TAs AoFRlg StE C5oiilg Si5gS
b 9 new aud daSirabis Batsern, WblCh, giih : Fz-
- Of cthsr1, make our stock cumploie. We ~
haTa on hand great FaTi8ty % farlcf Ctcti ilrrrE
ct1er beating stoves for sale at retlcei 1rices. =
- are constantly aupplisd vi b al TIE nsaul 8
BNAMELED CRATES,
Abo-aI q the most useful ariialsl of
H0aSs EEniskilg Coed, EGils 4 Fauas I6ols
We are jugt rteeivinF ihs l.fsst inpTov. ltyliof
b bD "a Is, which olerrd lor sale q ne icg-
80 el4h prizes We manuilctur lErgaly tnd naE3.
or sale a. Who'll laie relsil, Ell the Vario1l nr1eI
q lain and Jauaned lin, COPS Z and shsst iro1.
are We olof the almost endless Farietl % Trocl
n orr line los sale the loVegl cegh p-icl On the
ONE PRICE SHSrEAi
l3-AH Heussksslrr and tHcss Eto rc1tl1rlsso
doEsekesplnR, fh9 n. : Of manki1d, : Er8 r1lt
oTdiailg invited % call hoicre r1fc1asin ailsaol1
nd ige for ihemgrves, d1d satiIla ton = Tlr.
In1ssd 81 he st0F8 and Ora Euporin1l 81
". Z MARVIN,
msrsI No. 80 Pn-ih sifs Puh aq1a-a
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Hoaa r''''''EEIhllZ 'EEIhllZt14T rHAxrEB.H -

BEEATR OHAHHEB, o., April 5th, ls5l.
IfDR J, o. ATMR-Houored Sir. ] have made
n uoTah trial Of the Osthetio Pills le ne By your
aPeq7t and EavB been cured By them Of the dreadful
ne VTnatism under which he found me sunertng.-
ma 0r1t dose relieved me, and q few subsequent
ossS entirely removed the disease. feel IN better
hea tn now tkan tor some years before which et-
frihuto entirely 20 thu odectl Of your DathErtic
PrlG Houra vita great e9pees,
-T1 L0OiU8 b. MEIOAhT."
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eUGAR-OOATEO-FUREL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Oheaposts and most reliable Family
Medicine n use. Moro uBod than any other kind.
Prios IS cents-1l Pills In box. Zee Oireulara.
Sold By strong ArmstTong, Benton Bros.
y. w. Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, at wholesale
and retail at On ontario street, Olsyslend, o., b
g. g. HQHBLB,
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and bY all pFlEEiBtu IN the country.
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Harvey ,tephenAsdhd
George Presl =, PlaintihI In the court OF Common
Ag-1nst Pleaa, Snygaoaa o..
NornAn Y D1IIIaElnl II...I.... 9. q r,. n..... n -
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OonnsCtlons made ct HarrtaburEh, via AIsntOWs
for Beg York direct, and passengers bT this rout
rup through nom Pittsburgh 70 Jersey City With
Bay your New York and Boston Tioksts ~
Pittlburgh," unioh are good either By Phisdslph
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There are Einsty-Eight DepotS On The Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving shout one every ssEen1
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
& convenient distances hrorghout the whole
route, where every desirable connolly nay bo
found ss readily IS n the oldest cites q ne
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be net ior alL
kinds of farm produce. p
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Concessions arc mad0g 80 M0nroeVills with tho San
duR6Y, Mansfield and Newark 2. B., at CiYds viii
the Sandnskyi Dayton and OinoinnaH r. B. AZ Era
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana =. r., and ct Eolsdb
With the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiant
and Toledo and Wabagh Railroads for 0hi1ago, %
trolt, jackson, Fort WaYns, Logan8Dort Igsaysttss
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis, hnd al pointn WsBt G9Ftl
WsIt and Southwest.
trains arrive IN Ulsvelald ifo11 Toicd0 and thh
West. at qi1o A. H.i and $40 P. n. From 6andu1di
: o,-.,.. l. !, J. L. Q. BUOz1E,
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NOR RIB'
ARABIAN CONDITION. POWDERS
rhs best and cheapest rsmsdY for many ofthe dis-
easee peculiar 10
HORsRs, CATTLE & SHEBP
now IN use. 30 says evgry one who has used them
GD-Bee Circular. told b. Strong Armgtrongi
Rentou Bros II. ", Palmer Also, Whols sale and
retail b the Propriotori at 181 lntsrlo ~ yleVe-
land, Ohio g. hORhlel
And by al BEssgists in The country; grls
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10 ACTUAL sETTLERs.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, it Is not surprising that it should
have already disposed Of 800, 900 acres Of Land
It ls now selling At the rate Of 5000 acres per
week. The population along the Line has trehled'
IN ten years, and Is now 81, SOL The Company
sen to actual cuitvaiors and every oontract eon-
lalns an arraernanL = rulI-rula.
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TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the State, IRON
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Afichigsl
to the Ohio. As It's name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and On e.
thsf side Of the road along itg whole length Pc
Eha landa nl-ered for ale
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MINING AND lIANUFACTUREa

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, IFon,
Lead, Zinc, Pottsr's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &C., are almost untouched; they aEdli the
arrival Of euierprislng and energetic men aceuls
tened TO convert them into gold.
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NEASCERS sALE-PURSUANF TO

aprls87 - Attorney i f for PiaiaIiF. Fl
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RAILROAD sYsFElT OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersect the whole State. 9111.-
O00, 900 have been invested In completing re
great network that links eVerT part Of the state
into immediate connection With the surroandl1z
States ard the directea tboroughiarea q com
msrce.
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PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT-ON LONG CREDIT,

80 acres at $1,000 per acre, with in
terest at 0 per cent. annually upon the
following terms:
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n GAllNoLD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
April So, i6U2.s8s
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SAyHTT, BPaAD AND CozEoEa.
FTs aad Tine sass q Stbsg Routst.
slg-RsEgAso OhsOEsd thrOush-an tranaSsrl 1ss
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Successor 70 }. 4. Whsslsr 4 o.,
asWisi's Bl0cts Vineyard 81
Addrsss drawer Iss. CisEaland, Q.
- state sna nauntv Rights - ssis aeell
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LEGAI NOHcES.

MOTICN-" he UNpassJa .Eb BAk
IN hteu drly sppoiutai -Eecutor Of the last Wiu
AMI TeHtRment Of haz Merchant, late Of uyah "a
county, Ohio . caased. ali parsons inde & 60
h ssiase .aIs equeEted g. usk' imm'ti ~ paw
uent ard tti % haY Nc els aEai sc tee ame
gilI rreaut them 70 the undeTu g1ed y ellOWRbo-
spI2s;aT -Ah0N mERuhANp, sxecntOr
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CWITH IT'S OoHHEO1IOEs.)
Is A FIRST-0LASs ROUTE,
70 ALI AAsziERH CIEIF&

rHEHB DAILY TRAIEs FROH PITTsBURaf
An connecting direct to Sew E0ftf
Via Phflnaalnhla.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

SWILKINSON,S SH EEP
wv sBEABs,n the ger uins artieis, which
cannot Do e10el'a :" WELLS. II Pearl street..
, 1862-08-09

A MAN tried for marrying six wives, on
being asked how he could be such a hard
ened villain as to delude so many, replied,
with great coolness: Why, please your
worship, was trying to get good one"