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u We call especial attention to the adyer-
risement of the Pennsylvania Relief Associa-
ton, which meets this evening, at Willards
Hall.
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- The Once of the National Repsoh-
can is ss s1l Ninth strsst, between renn-
svivsnss svsnue anA d ssrsss, CUP stsirsD
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,uRNING OF AN OIL REFINERY AT BUFFALO.

PRIZE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP.
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A TWO HOURS FIGHT OF DICKEY's
..- CAVALRY WITH THE REBELS.
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HALIFAX, Dec. 9.-The steamship Arabia has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to the Goth
ult. H ..ta
The excitement in Greece In favor Of Prince
Alfred continues.
The news is meagre and unimportant.
Cotton is buoyant and advanced considerably
for all descriptions. The advance Is, however,
partially lost. Market closing at half penny
to one penny higher for American.
The sales for the last week reached 80, 900
bales. Fridays market, dull and unchanged
sales 1000. Breadstuffs, quiet but steady. Pro-
visions, steady and unchanged. Consols closed
on Friday for money 932@03I.
Further Per the Arabia.
HALIFAX, Dec. 9.-The crew of the steamship
Mississippi abandoned her at sea on her voyage
from New York to China. They landed at the
Cape Of Good Hope. .... . I...... ...
The barque Parana for Shanghae was wrecked
In Simons Bay on October 9th.
The prize fight for the English championship,
between Mace and King, took place on the 26th
of last month. After fighting twenty-one
rounds, mostly in favor Of Mace, King knocked
his opponent insensible. Mace could not come
up to time, and King was declared the victor.
1t is reported that Jno. c. Heenan will fight
King for the championship, and f5OO a side
for money. ..
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THE STEAMER MISSISSIPPI ABANDONED BY
HER CREW.
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BUFFALO, Dec. Goods oil refinery was
burned, last night, owing to the explosion OF
still. Two men were injured. Several build
ings in the vicinity were destroyed by the shock.
Loss, "a 200, and uninsured. The tobacco fac
tory Of 8. P. Winner was also destroyed. Loss,
s20, 1000; insured for s12, 900. nj Pc
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SEE a woman in another column picking
ssmbuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. It is an
admirable article, used in hospitalss and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference TO old Port Wine. 1t is worth
trial, as 1t gives great satisfaction. If
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THE WRECK OF THE BARauE pARANA.
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BREADsTUFFs QUIET BUT STEADY.
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HEADoUAR's ARMY OF THE PoroMAc,
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10 PERSON ALLOWED TO PASS WITHOUT A ,sss, >
PASS FROM HEADQUARTERS. ,,I.
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U7- There have been rumors in Washington
for several days, that a supply train had been
captured by the rebels. 1t is not so. We learn
that the train has arrived safe at Falmouth.
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q The above Sale Will be continued to-
day and tomorrow.
W. l.. WALL q CO.,
deco Auctioneers.
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SALES OF COTTON.
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THE EXCITEMENT, IN GREECE.
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WE ARE GOING TO ATTEND the lessons of Prof
Armes on his systematized method of associs-
tion and classification, ETC., this Wednesday
evening, at the lecture room Of Rev. Mr.. But
ler's church, corner of Eleventh and H streets.
From what we have seen and heard on this
subject, we feel warranted in saying, we be-
lieve the science to be of great utility, which has
been tested here recently before different audi
ences, TO the satisfaction of the most fastidious
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02
LEADER,
FRI7i7 7i0R0Ia61 lIAY . isel.
I, -. s.. Z. ! - Ynnhe,..

A man fedetal uniform, Rays the
HuntsViiie h Ala DBm0orat Of the 9th, rode
Int Fsyslieville, Tenn on Sunday lasl,
converted freely With The tiEens. said 10
belonged 10 an Ohio regiment Allowed a
citizen, Who asked permission, .to.exsmlne
HE gun, removing the sap before handing
is 10 him, dined at q tavern with bic gan
on his lsp ct the table, had bis horse fed
and lsIt y lThs oia1ehs thought him one 81
MorgaR's men, WItbstpndlng hisrapro
sentGtiOn. A short time after, however,
they VITA uhde5elved, Coming four or ave
miles a ~ rsad ia Huntsville, be oEor
took q "a 2llie man With four negroes,
aud thrs6 wagons Of bacon; he forced
them to drive their wagons close together,
put foddoFlpagrY them, .tske out she mules
and retire seh steps. Then, lighting q
match, be Get Ere TO The wagons, Consuming
them and lh6if 60ntsntsg Riding q
church, q feW miles distant where preach.
ing Waszeuidg onl be asked the uinistaElif
any soldiers were there, and saying, u there
were be scented thems ReoaiRiBg e. neza-
tive aESWeE be erode sWay, and crossed the
read ten ,les @is side Of Fayetteville,
with tEqofhep ederals That e the lsst
We hesfd pf them y. The owner Of the ba.
con andlWsgans FaiurRed 70 Fayetteville
with BIS negroes aad mules, and reported
his misfortune. Several mon went inpur-
suit AZ HE bold marapdeFs, but failed o
and them. ss 80 81
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TO Prevent the Publication and Circulation
Of 0bScsne Advertisements and Books.

TO Prevent the Publication and Circulation
Of 0bScsne Advertisements and Books.
Section !, Be Il enacted sy tie General A
ssNblF II ~ Staisef 0kio, That II any per-
Son shan, 6y printing, writing, or in any
other way, publish sn account or description
Of anF drug, medicine, Instrument or appsr-
atus, Tor the purpose Of preventing ooncep-
ton, procuring abortion, or miscarriage, or
shall, by WIlbhg or printing, in any circular,
neWspspef, pamphlet, or book, or in any
other way publish or circulate any obscene
notes, or shah within the State Of Ohio keep
for sale or gratuitous distribution, any news
paper, circular, pamphlet or book, contain
ing such notice q such drugs, medicines in
BtFumeuls, oT apparatus, or shall keep for sale
any eeoEet nostrum, drug, or medicine, for
the pVgposs Of preventing conception, pro.
curing abortion OF miscarriage, such person
% violating any Of the provisions of this
cot Sdall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
and shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined
sn any sun not exceeding one thousand dol
lars OF Imprisoned in the county jail not
exceeding six months, or both, at the discre-
ton Of the court; provided, that nothing in
this SCI shall be 30 construed as to affect
teaching in regularly chartered medical col
lagss, or the publication Of standard medical
books,
JAMES R. HUBBELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate.
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MASTERS SAL E-PURsUAEr
lLh to The command OF decretal order Of sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuYAhoga coun-
ys at the suit o1 Marvin Kent agsinEt Joseph a..
black burn 81 smother 20 me uireeted, shall el'
Po8s for sale at publ suction Ht the door Of fha
Court House in the ulfy Of Cleveland on the nine
tenth day et sy, lss2, az three o'clock n, the
following described prem Sos, aitnaie In the City Of
OleYelaHd, Qdunty ot Ouyanoga, avd 8 ATE OF Ohio
aud known 52 sub lot No enO n Oanfeld, Dsnni
lon, Pease Fosters subdiFiuion Of original ten
acre lots hos one hundre4 thil ty fur, one hundred
thirty hye and one hundred thrty-six; said hub lot
No. one hiss front OF sixty six feet Wilisoa-st.
and running beck 70 Lake Kris Hbout four hundred
and tuenty hve feet, excepting and reserving the
portion Of said sub lot tat has heretofore beon con-
VeYed 90 the UeV9lEnd AshTabulh Railroad Com Z
any, and noW occupied IN part bT said Com paEy,
and be ng strip Of land fJry fest in Wid N running
said sub iOts Be the sane more or less but
subject 10 all legal highWayu, Appraised ct $500.
HN6Rh @. ABBEY,
PAIHR WADs, Master Oommir
Plf'a .AH'yH. aprilIss3ss
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~ ALI.-sdFYIoi6ST TaR6E
HIENMl


vEVRIE5RMAR /, 2&.s, ARE Dk
-, L@oLt,A y hyA al AAEtllhc FALAnIc
auglhnQ and secured By the Eeal9 Of 6he Hcoie d
hermacis de Paris, spd sha lrlG1rin GollsEs o.
asdicins, Vienna. tasla Aa Oa
= sc. = inVslnnbie for eEhnEsio7 EFsEEll tQdrkrs
and ell FhYEical dilsbiIitis8
faG. coalHlotelT sfaa ~ liil b thO53 "a
eases thet haVs heretoofs been treated by the nEu
aOus and peEaictouH ulo Of cQpaiVl and cub6hgi
10. hes entirely eupplanted TIA Injurious ul1
1oroury, thereby insur "a - the tusreF Gpeedy ~.
lisi thsgssns aA slaFeyiliafi Hpa rooting cat TIE
TRlE3E EAIAh, Soa. J, 2 and :, arc tFspErEtiOa Tie
sDTtn OF iodanEes devoid Of tagta and small and ca
fa carrtfd d t1e Wtstcoat pocket. Sold In tin oasa
and aiTiee INTO Reparata doEe5 1dLainistared b
FEissgI tlJIzi Rirold, &C. Price g eash
or oa8oE for 81 which ssvet 81 aad IN "a cEHeE.
NifsbB taore q saving of -. 10 b mad WboleEaf
sna rctsil q Dr.. BARHOFF, 10. l9l Blseoksr Efrse
heg koEE. lnz1ediasoig o. receiving remittance
ur. h1fT07 vii aorWErd eio Erie1eniar 50 any EEE
% the ECTiCt socuraiY backed and add oEHa accnrf
ine e 80 iiltlzef iaR1 ~ tlsa vFEifef r..
- Sold BY W. UbAEKr AFent-ior Uloseland.
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The negroes seem to have better in
stinotiVs perception OF the real spirit and
drift Of the times than many white men.
The Louisville Democrat reports . happy
old dsrksy IS exelaiming: sBress de Lord,
hHllsluier, dat dis ole niger should lib to
see dis ere happy time, when white men
must hab pass to move about and niger
80 where him please Widout one. Bress de
Lord" The old fellow hit the case ex.
aetly. ~
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apr2l;sSs
MASTERS SALE.- PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE PURsUANT
INA to the commsnd Of q dscrata order Of sale
from the COURT Of Con mon Pleas Of Guy hopa Ooun-
y, at shs Il Of Was'n, Everett % sgafnIt H.
pose Tor sala at Pu Die auction az he door 81 tbe
Oours House, IN the Oits Of Cleveland on the CO.
ond day Of Nay 1852, At three O'Clock P. M, ths
following described Notes, Mortgages, Leases and
one mote for SSOOO dated March e. 1859, made BY
y 9; Millism', payable to Il. Ohamborin or bsAr.
6 three years fEer cate with interest at the rate
Of ten cent Per annuH, pay able annually; secured
and . II ,. stones allotment part Of iO-acra
lots Nos and psrt Of 100 acre lot No. 4s7, aud
part q orgnal tWosors lots 125 and lqs in Ihs
Oity Of Cleveland, CuyahORa county, Ohio
f9rse notes, two TO- sls5 Os each, and one for Ss5
O5 d9tei January s8 ls6s, nlade BY Averin Barlow,
payable to the order Of Ellery q. Williams in one
I've aua three yearGs pee iTelyi from date, with
INT rest at ten cant payable annually; secured by
ion OF part Of lot No 80 IN that part Of the
Oitg OI tlleIs ssnoi isrInerll known a. ohio City.
The lessons interest N q laaee made by EilerY @.
Wi lams to Patrick 0'5ullivan, october g. 1885, Of
ot on east side Of Water street. glsvelsBd BE- tween
Lake and So Olatr streets, for term, CONNER encing
so, em6er 1851 and ending November l, 1852, at
rent o. 65s5 per snnum; rsnE psid to Noy. ]. ISIS.
The lesaort int ls IN lease Of part Of SUD lot
No. 10, on Huntington street, OIeJeland, made by
Ellery G. Williams to L A. Lattimer. April I5 1885,
Tor teri ol one year, with pTfTifgs the part Of
the lessee to renew for three years, rent Of $50
p annumi papatds quarterly Ia a 1Tance. .a..
OOntractI, made with E1ery g Williams By the per.
sons EereinafteL name1 for tbs prchHss Of sub lots
IN Eug hugulNAllOu ton iOfl OleVe
land, Nos ~, Ills a ll9 20 wit: Ftl1 fti
Contract o. John Klsinbsus for lot No. 90, dated
April ! l655i amount appearing due S132 a
Cont sos q Ohm AtVatter for lot NO, $, dated
heroh g. lSi9i amount Appearing duo g464 ~.
Co4trart Of Abraham St0lief for lot Nc. %, dated
April i l6o3i amount appearing cue Sl57 AZ.
Contract OF Ferdinand John for lot NO IS, dated
April /, 1s58i auiOunt 8pps sTinE due S239 50.
Contract Of John a. GeEell for lot = @ 6s, dated
February Il, ls59i amount Appearing due Slsl 81
Coz tract Of lohn Dtsts for lot No Al, dated July
25i lS5fi amount Appearing due 1894 "a.
Uontraat Of Me,Ghior Aa ser for lot so ie. dated
hoTember u, 1858 amount appering due S4se o..
Also, the vendors interest IN tns following con-
trOcts made wiki ElisEy . Williams for the par
ehase q sub otg In g . Stones aubdivisoh Of part
oi I97tlglna! lot 2, - ! snltR, BEoe klgn ToEn5ht9
Contract OF William Beflsun tor los No i92, dated
APRIL le5Ti amount appearing due S75q O5a
O0nerace Of gOeOthT Cooper Tor lot no. l9I, dated
February % 1855 amount app6aring doe SSH S3
Contract Of John Martin f0r lot 40 l74 dated Feb
rusrY Is lS's amount Appearing due SlaS 16-
PAIaR q WADH, master Comm'r.
PltFI Atty's. April q, ls52:ss5 q
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on

In Cuyahoga County
Court Of Common Pleas ,
State Of Ohio.
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NEAsTERs sALR-PURsUAETl no

MASTERS sALE.-PURSUANT TO
NE the command of decretal order of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyehoga
County, 81 the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer to me directed, 1 eshRll expose,
for sale, e public auction, at the door Of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day OF
May, at 3 o'clock n, the following described
premises;-Situate in the township of Middleburg
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
said lot, vest BY the east liue Of % acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted 70 one e. Baldick, and on the
south By said Baldiek's lands, and issuppOsed to
contain forty acres, TO be determined BY survey
Appraised at 5000, .l - v-F
LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Com'r
s. J. AHDREws, Pits Atty.
April y, ls92SsI.
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Gaute,
Alton & ST. Louis RailrOad and the Hankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion OF
the State.
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FORMTNq7 koDAnY IfNR
lAED A TRl-WsEKLY LIER

nom Boston, OFdensbureh, uaps Y{uo,pt And o.
WeEo to Cleveland, Toledo and DS roft,
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ALBERT 7. sLADE,
april S8T Attorney for Plaintiff
NFAsrER'S sALE-PURsUANp no

M MASEER'S SALE.-PURSUANE TO
lyl the command of a decretal order of sale
HOID the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry p DaWley
against Plimnon g. Bennett and others, TO me
directed, sBhl expose for sale at public auction,
az The door of the Court House il the city OF
Cleveland, on the nth day OF May 1882 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the following described premises
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
bef 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
ahogR, and is known by the following descrip-
tlOn, 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 frOPt on Clinton street. For
more particular description reference may be had
TO saio plat on record; be the same more or less
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised at
81 500. LEWIS W. FORD,
-- q s Master COm'T.
RALNER & DENNIs, PITS Attys.
April 4. 1S62s38T rH. Il
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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 vas estimated at IS, 600 COO bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 0OO.
600 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 20 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production IN this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out o. the State Of Illinois during the
mast year
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results fromhis labor as on these
deep, rich, ioamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, a distance Of nearly 200 rniles Is
well adapted 70 Winter
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s. J; AHDAEws, Plff'S Atty.
April Il, ls62SsI.
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J.H- -OaEDEsTEB,
prii lq, ls62:sao Plaintiffs ATTY
MNASTER,S SALF-PHRSII.

Nj ASTER'S s Al E.-PURSU-
.iIGE Ant 70 the command ofa deorotal order Of
1ato from the Uourt Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOfa
County, At the auit Of fhs OieTeland and Mahoning
Railroad COmPany sgainst ldnac .. hewitt
an others, 70 directed, shall ex pcaa ur sale Rt
pubuc auction. at the door Of the Court House, in
the Oity Of Cleveland, on the ninetseath day Of
Nay. 1852 at tiiroa O'Clock p n the following de-
gcTibed parcels Of land, situate n the City o. Oeye
land county OF Ouyahogai und state Of Ohio and
known b being part Of HeWitt'e subdivision Of the
80 called heESin property IN said Cy Of Cleveland,
20 w.t. t- 81
Parcel no. l. Los No. hfiesu Of lsfd subdivision.
Appraised at 3, 900.
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen % said gubdivi1.
ion. Appraised Ht $500.
lParcsi No, Lot No ssVentosn Of said HubdfVf1-
ion. Appraised ct SifOQ
Parcel HO. 4. Lot No eiRhtean Of aaid Fubdivfn.
ION. Appraised at Sle00 80
Parcel No 3. The westerly part of LOT No nina
teen Of said subdfVision, bounded northerlV roTfb
erlY and westerly By the lot lines and oasferlT by
the centre Inc oi brick wall nearly rarnIst Wa
MerWfn ntroet and about f0rtF-aaVon feet dirfant
nOutheasterlv therefron. AppraiEad az G21l0
Parcel No s. The ea1lsrlg part Of lof 10, 1iHu,
teen Of said ubdivsiOn, bounded northsfIT s7ffri
u and sogthsfy By the lot lines. md V7sstsry ~
the centre lineofa bric wsll nearly parallel VIA
Eeryln tfEset and seopt ioEty ieeL diatant
HENRY g. ABBEYi nastsr Oomm'E
RAaEHT, BAgEUs HOnLHs Attorneys.
April ls, leSla83
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OATs, BARLEY, BE, 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
tueky and Virginia, giving a variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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ERm9HT oGRRIED EAST Oh VEST.
oVHR THE
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
With Great DlISAtoh and ct Low Rates.
EHOOH LEWIS,
G6h7 sup't, Alfoons, Pc
y. q. HoLsas, Gsn'i Western Agent,
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REAL ESTlTE.

VETHSTERN LAND H GlA3z
EH TTE Of fha lets fETl o. Hltti1I : Ke7cI 81 ~
s5nsiahtly On fand 9 large e1zutity q dn1la anE1I
Land fn Eva Migo0all and lLlzlcsEil 50 l1C 11r1
f1r ciET D. country real elstoi personal uTclsFf
oirc8 with uoEE1 = aa1lin1l, Harbls Blcafs lu71
sf3r sfrlft aaVf11Il
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RhRRERinG.

LIAR DRESSING AND SHAR-
ING lNsTITUTlJG.-ilA u. p. Aatbl1tti
II di9 rooula under the American s preFaad = a.
5ofnrodat8 Al customers with prol pt attention lol
ibls WoFkmen. A aouaEele zen for la1l1l- no9ls
INTEW BARBER SHOP. =.
tkN HENDEBsON q Gu have opene4 herb3lr
Ing Establishment under Behind 2 lnalsnartt
Ehshs they lntcud - lhaTe for . lixpenqo 4ld clt
h6iF for 1hfllng. Ehey hopo 20 neet au teelr oll
lri-nf go - rl1lT us9 one1 e. nay b. rlorrs q
I8FUf llIEl With t1olf 11tf91a1a llnliliil
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sUGAR-OOATED-PUREL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest Cheapest, and meet reliable Family
Msdicinoin use. Hore used than any other kind.
Z Price IS cents-sl Pills in box. Zee Circulars.
HB-SOld By strong a Armstrong, Benton Bros
Il. W. Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, at wholesale
and retail at 81 Ontario street, Cleveland, o., By
q. g. E0Rh1S,
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and By ali DrugSisis IN the country.
NOR RIS'
ARABLAN CONDITION. POWDERS;
rhs bsst and cheapest remedy for many ofthe dis
H0RsRs, GATTLE 4 SB1EP
uogE IN ueo. So aaTs every one who has used them.
50 Isos Uironlsrs. kOld by strong = Armstrongi
Benton Bros E. ", PelmeE Also, Wholtsate and
land Ohio. g. AO5kls.
And By all Druggists in the country. nfis
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MASTERS SALE PuRsUANT

W I'D LNIh q . q y f. EuHhUANI
NE 70 the-commnud- OF -de9Fotal order Of sale
from the COurtof Uommon Pleas Of Ouyahoga ooun-
ty at The suit Of Edward Wade sgainst Henry skin-
Rar % ne directed. shall expose Tor sale ct publi1
Of Cleveland on ths nineteanfh day Of nay, 1854, ~
three o'clock M he iooUina deaori ibsd tract or
Ra ccuntY, Ohio and known - subdivision lot No.
tWO hund ed and tJrty-aiIs in Hiram ktonss add
oriFiaai lots Ms nity-three abd tixty eight, On
Brooklyn TOWnuhip. appraised at $50. I1
HAH .0 HENRY u ABBEY,
Pam 3 WADgf 10 7 Master Oomm'r.
10 Pld Att'YB. a78l.f aprills;sss ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-02

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raising. An 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
FARMING also presents its Inducements TO many.