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TaRASHER, DUkFEE 4 HATHAWAY,
isb6.579 httsirneys tor L Randall.
MAeTER's eALa.-PURsUANI

MAeTER'S eALH.-PURsUANI
lNA to the command Of a deoTetal O. DER Of sale
frOm the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOgs oOun-
ty, at the suit OF eoIon Prentiss and Ohauncey
Prentisb agIinst Thomas Lowe aud Others, 70 me
directed shall expose for sale at public aueti N at
tine door 0f the Court House in the Lity u OleVe-
land the tWsnty-eighh IN Gay Of Mar, b. 1852 at three
O'Clock p. M., the following ds1cribed parcel Of
land situate In the township OF East Cleveland,
county OF Jshoga. and Stats Of Ohio to Fit
Z Part OF lot NO. three hundred anu sixty nine,
bounded Is follows; Beginning ct the northeast
corner of Mary Loves land at stoDe in the
centre oil tho road, thence west on Mari loves
north line nty stx chains aud forty links TO the
west tine Of fOI; thence sOutn on West line OF lot
three chains aud seventy nine links 9 ltOaei
thence east parallel with norih line twenty. sII
chains and forty links the line OF lot; thence
tn the east line three CHAINS and seventy mine
links to place Of beginning, containing tan acres OF
land, Also another piece land, belns part Of said
lot three hundred and stxty-nine, and bounded ~
ioilows: the east and west BY the lot lines, on
the north by the sOuthtrlY line of the ten aores
above described, and southerly BY iIne parallel
with said last named line, ana lar enough southerly
therefrom % inLludo tuo Of Land, b the
more or less, but subject 10 an legal highWaya.-
Appraised At SsyeoQ. II %hBH q. AHBEIt
. az re Master OOmmi1sioneF.
I L. PRENTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney,
EehTunrV lRt2-3S0
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RARBERNEl

HAfR DRkSSlA& AND SHAVE
IN re IEsTITuE1ls 3 .r-if r. - y y 8,
a 81 rlrT1a under the Amerilan, . rreparo d 80
=, - Il = a or5snn1sIl With I'm ll
sSls uoTTn1es- 8 sRpArsts roo1, inI lseies.s hqy
AIEW kAkBER SHOP -, ~,
IN HENDERSON q OU.i lllle o1saed 4 5..llele
ne RutahllBhr1oRi urder 30 l1ll -. go u
Whars thsF intelf 70 ghaYa iof z sIAlene9 ~ ~
k1Ir ~ 4 -tiIiiri lhsY lop8 90 Ele1. 81 lll1e
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OHANOERY SALE-PURsUANr

NHANOERY SALE.-PURsUANT
~ to the command Of dscrstsl order Of sale
Om the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of Ohte at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against George v. SnumWay and others,
to me directed shal e1p08e for sale ct public auC
tiOn 81 the door Of the Federal Court Building IN
the city Of Oh yalAnd, OBJ the thiIty-nrHt day Of
March lS62, at three O'Clock P. n the following de
scribed Tea estete situate in the township Of Mum
son, IN tbs county OF aeauga, and 5tale Of Uhtor
known by the north palt OF lot NO. one tract No.
two and south part of Lon No. -Four east division O
tract n O. one and bouadad ss follows Beginning IN
the centre Of t1e slate road leadfnR from Ohhrd0n
Bquare to Rave M At the northeast corner Of q
ptaco Of LAND IN lot no. one tract NO two formerly
owned BY MehJable hsWcomb. and since by HalEa
spencer, thence west torty-fpur chaius and forty
eight hnKs TO stake ald stones in the west line Of
LOT O. one, tract no. tWOi tht nee north thirteen
chains and eighty LnEB to stake and stones e. the
hortn west corner q lot No one, tract no two;
thence west one chain and seventy seven links;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five lnka
to stake and stones; thence east forty two chains
and elghty-seyen links 70 the centre Of the STATE
road thence south 6ho, east twentY-seve4 chains
tanning One kunared and eighteen and 70-00 acres;
tixty aoIea Of which ia In lot one, tract tEO and
hty eight 70i00 in south part Of lot four in
east division OF traet one, IS Per George Smtthh
SUI vey, made October, lsSs; beng the Ears land
eonveJed 70 George y. khu1Way By helsoa Peck
and wife. Appraised Of 3, 800. r q tI
[ HENRY G. ABBEY,
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m.rla,s AANAAH' B4Gfkf9s af.fdII s3g6E noe, naa.

J. B. pougherty, Plaintiff, In the Court Of Com.
against mon Pleas Ol CuyahO-
Emofy u. n u0bard and ga Iuunty. ana Slate
Henry ", bsrd, Defts. Of h.o
Action for money only with attachment
EM0RY l.. HUBBARD AND
~ Henry W. Hubbard, defendants H. this acDol,
ere hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
A. ID. 1854 p tition nled in the OieTka Office
Of said Court OF Common Pleas, settiug forth that
on the 24th day Of February, A. 1870, Il the cty
o 9Alesburg, county Of Knox, and Stat Of HIN il,
bruner, tner Joint aud several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Ehis sh Brluer, 70 ray
to the uss OF this pl latiG, the Ofaye hundred
and ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dition sheIeby the said Emery l.. Hubbard was re-
qutred and bound to prose ute with effect apPeal
20 the District Ccurt Of said Knox county, hEm
certain judgment rendered against said Emory in
ety and Knox county, % well as TO Esy whatever
judgment should be rendered hsaiAst the said Emo
~ on % d appeal that said appe1 Was prOseuutud
70 final judgment 6gainsL the said Emory for the
sun Of S2oT 93, and costs Of suit amounting f25
but that said iQdgment las not bssn paid, nor any
part thereof ha required by ths eOndItion o. SAID
bo "a that execution hai been duly issusd d uyos
the same could be ssElgea; and tna. said iHdRmeut
ana 20 Wen said appeal OOndrtmaiH IN full force md
qnsa issds whereby The DlAintin hes been dam sgsd
IN the sum OF S237 % and costs OF suit S25 90.
[ MhereupOn plalnyin - Is judgment nglust aafd
Defendants said boad for $3.50 98, with Interest
thereon icom "a arch LIST, a. u. 1855. l|
said detendAnts are further nOLhed that they muat
an Wer said PETITION on or tore the I2tb sy OF NAV
hexE or In dsiAuit thereof judgment viii be taken
against Ihem.
"A RAHNEY, BAOKUs q NOBLE,
mariEss4 Piaintin 3 a tLorneys.
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EksHgILEH Tenn, March Z.
A gentleman, q citizen cf Kentucky, ar-
rived here from Mem bhi5 last Might, hAv-
inf leit that city On MOndsy eveAlns. he
lei all public conveyance after be had
ntArsd the rebel lines, and eluded their
Vigilance BY coming through on foot he
oo6l1 forh 10 idea OF the numbers Of the
en6azy % Memphis, as they were oontinu-
allg sEFiting snd departing with the great
o6i apparent aetvity and haste The ex-
oit6mehi IN Memphis was intense. Old
m6n and children had been called out BY
tie Southern desp0ts 10 sustain their van
ing power, and furnish food for Federal
oaaHon In order 10 excite the spirit Of
the people 10 madness, the most infamous
fslsehoods were circulated ooncerhing the
conduct Of the Union troops ia Nashville
TIE ignorant MASSES Of the people believed
tkess things, Rad were hrhly e0nvinoed
thar the Northern army was spaFing n6ii
Tier age nor EEK In ils progress, and was
delGsing TIE streets 81 every village It
cane to win tks blood Of the Inhabitants.
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REkDY-IIAD DE CLOTHING.
RNY OFF1ONRg HTTENTT0

ARMY OFFICERS ATTENTION
"a Jut reosfrsd. ~ tabFHea BIC
10 Pes best blue Military Cloths,
difsEi grades, VIA Be- mads to order on short no.
sies, iH fhe very best style, ct low rates, 6sa
1ssB lss Superior Street. opp BsnR St.
lust RE0EIVED-F REEOH
- Ilznne snd Oasgimere Fancy Shirts,
eocle 81 MANEfG, I62 suierIor l9f r
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THE oRpNARY YTELD

Of Corn is from 50 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
er inducements for Dairy Farming than ths Pro-
des Of Illinois, branch Of farming TO which but
little attention has been paid and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kazee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
2ced 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
ature In the State suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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JOSIAH Il. BURTON, WHO IS A
u resident OF New Herk, is hereby notified % ct
tine ABOVE nam ID pl .inufis. the Hth day Of sep
mber, A. d. 1851, CON Fenced q SUIT in the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Ouyahogs county, Obio. elatm
ing thst there is due 70 them from thu said LeandeT
Randall the sum Of eight Thousand dollars, the
bAme sum being the amount Of money retained By
said randall belong to said plaintiffs in closing up
the business Of the late firm Il CLARK, Randall o.,
which tirm was sngag a in the Beef aud POrk pack
ing business at Cleveland, Ohio, and which was
posed Of the following members, plaintiffs
clam: AlansOn n. CLARK, LeAnuer ) Randall and
Villa h. Blake, and that the said Lsandsr }
Randall. at the HOFember term, A ID. l56l Of nd
Court, fled an ef1dAyit in sAio court stating that
was necessary 10 make the said Josiah IA. Burton
party to said suit and the court Therefore Ore REQ
the said Josiah h Burton TO be made party 70 said
answered BY the 29th day Of Mach, 1852 or Il viii
10 taken "a ne as 10 said Burton.
TnRASHER, DUkFEE 4 HATHAWAY,
[ fsb6.s79 AttsFneVs tor i J HstndalI.
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hENhL q. ABBUI,
Master OOmmisuiOner in Ohancsrv
PRFNFfes eolir for Oomplif iebTs.sI6
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Oh

7 A DMLNISTRATOR'S SALE OF
"a BEAb ESTATB.-On the 18th day OF March,
1867 at 10 O'Clock A. N, at the door Of the Court
House, IN the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga coun-
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real eatAte as the property of
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said City of Cleveland and b
known as City LoI No. Is and part Of 7e in the
subdivision made by Josiah Barber and Richard
Lord in original lots Nos 81 50, 90 and TO- and is
bounded as follows, to wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west on q
line running through said lot No. 70 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear aud one loot west
from the dividing line between said lots T8 and
70; the above described piece Of land having 65
feet mont on Bridge street. and runs back Of equal
width l07 4 teet TO an alley in the rear --rs
Said premises 70 be sold 50 biect- 70 , morigage
thereon II favor of one Lewis " uHtefhasrt, up
on which there is due the sum Of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the 18th day Of Janun-
" ,1B6s. Terms Of sale win be made known On
day Of sale. .e..-T JACOB BAKER,
I feb1637s il..a -s Adminisustor.
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'KURIOUs KOINUIDENUEi
= gT-oAN UupHR THE OOUETHR

JILL Y gIlEl--- ~ - - = 7 -,
HQRBIs a. IIght WITH his OslebFatod ARABIAb
CONDITION. P0R0l lbs, where eVeIy OWnsE d
ioE many o. ne DlIfrag REGULAR 70 such Animall.
ThsE are . eoVarsi1H RsT1Ody for Coldl, oougha,
Logg & APPETITE, Hlds.bo1nd, OigtempeFs, ho., "a
'kheae Powder eiEa7a give seti5lactloz, e. ths
Thoueanc8 Who have used than, can ee1tly. Be-
eirculara, III them. Fer 1alF ~ 3. y. Gaylord,
n W. Palmer, Benton BrothsIs, and Strong 3 Arm
strong Ql49alanas p end y AZ Druggists IN ths
corr Ai1o, at Uhololala bF he PrOrfissor at isI
Ol11rs Glllsi' 6Tslands okSo, % W6on zli oFtirS
80 ia.G MOBRK
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Nowhere cam the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 10 the Terre Haute, Alton 81.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles, is
well adapted to Winter
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THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Il PILLS AEe aprf cure Tor

f0ui 8tomsah,
dsnsFAl and UorVoIH Debility,
Bilious and Liver Oomplaintni
Oogtivene1s, Scrofui ou1 Hu.
nOrg, IeVerB, 60, 30.
ynd lft sais aud fsliabio Family lto6ioln5s Hsl
q Z them used than any other kind. :. : 60 :
/ VII-BeS oirculaTf. For sals py z. II 8aYloEqi y
" Pelr1sf Beu3on Brothefs, and strong Arm.
ItfoaQ OgYeland, Ohio, and b. az IN the
oo11Tfrv AlIo Al Wbf i9saIs at lBi Ontario gtrees
fSS-sisnd Ohio bV g. g. HORhlBt
5snerai ARsnf for Ohio. hiohigen eno lnoinnA
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Inc State Of Ohio / In Court of COmmOl

The State of Ohio In Court of Common
Cuyahoga County IS Pleas of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith, Plf. !
VS. SNOtice.
Joseph r. Smith, Deft.
The Defendant will take notice that on the 9th
day of February, A D., 1852, the Plaintiff fled
her petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Willful
absence from plaintiff for more than three years
prior to the filing of said petition, and praying
for a dissolution of the marriage contract, All
mony, and for other proper relief Said action
will be for hearing six weeks after the hrst pub
lication OF this notice.
ALBERT T. SLADE,
febT3Ts Atty for Plf.
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Is about equal in extent 70 England, with pop
ulation Of ! ,723, ,666, aud . soil capable Of sup
porting 20,O00, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 80 great an lndneemsnt 70
the settler q the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions OF eli
mate and sou so admirably combine 10 produce
those two great staples, Coax and WHEAf.
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AGRICrLTURAL PROpUCTs.

The Agricultural products OF Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated a. s. 1000, 600 bushels,
while the Corn crop Yields not less than 40 OOO-
OOO bushels, besides the crop Of Oass, Barley,
Rye, BuekWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, SqusShes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, T6bacico 0ottun, sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Applet, &C., which 90 70 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.
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MORNING LEADER;
ERI6AF1 6IpT7TNe, a'oa a, is63,

Ooadlrlon of Aaaira Is PismPbIs--srent
k1sitsmsut---saPld nnilary Rlsvsmsnts.
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! PAPER MRRBF AeT teal.

CLEVELAND PARkR COlsRA7
NJ FY-naluleturarg q hAs, 804A ale
= 10y "a HI11fSi. OHc1 ~ 3u11rlcf @,
- U.Ws 1AKAUaI Agoah
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LEGAL EUTICES.


-.. ...L OF Opyahoga %. sIate Of Uhio J
ENJOY L. AlBbard, Defendant Atisehnient
'EtMOhY L. HUBBARD, THE
tnst petition for the reeOVe o. money Only wa
On tho l0th day Of Marcd, - b. 1563, hled IN thu
flerk's oihco OF the Court of OmmOl Pleas hi0re
taid, o. ting forth that tgrAld defndantis iNd bt
- g the plainiid % thaihHuI Of tWe hnt DR. aud
MY dollars, With inteI e3 thereon fr ths Sta da
9optou ef iab3i up q promis8try note 81 fHid d.
lendeni dated Atuna ~ tha state oi lllincis 90
lh@ 6th cay Of septemner TSos AID maze PAYABLE IN
tho kum Aforesaid TO hOOc & Bod o. one year q Ter
date, Oi which ote plainth IL the OWoer ard hOlc-
or and that said petitiOn yrhys jndg nj sGainat
lala oeenaant on said note FOG the sum Of $50 "
and Interest thsi con from Bsptom bsr 9Th, 1858
said deisn0ant is further Iotihed that he must
answer said petitiOu on or b8Or the 18th day 81
taken again8t him.
aANNEY, BAOKUs 3 NOBLE,
mhrl2.a55 Plaintiff nftof ueVa
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THE FAIR INEzi
O s81 LON 1ADY o. I'm O1mson OETT1g.
OOHTIHUED


OQHTIHUED.
CHAPTER Kiln THgGgFuEF4
M foa1g1 hs'd proclaim aloud 10 Ell the living
Why GREELEY vsnssa the Federal army on 70 Rich
Was thst - mishi with might and main set ali the
Ana 81 ith Fsd hos i5On things the whites IN that
Tsr ne, nsspapsrs With an such news did svsr ssIy
And SsV1papsrs do never lie n sIIy readers know.
H0E he ban at onos Was opened with an awful shout
For shs vhisky gun exploded. and the pirates al
ThsI drlnE Of fOt-gut vhisky tn thsy all got very
Ana aisoEsthsg'd tals the Yankee uhip Orhnawss-
TAsiF BlssI 5orss osTslry rushed on, and nsds
Whssk hurt 5obOdy, Is the charge Was TOO out
And sss = i01ad 1by al who vishs en- the double
Ofths ehsiI Q MsEoantils colleges PeltOn, with,
ma oialilgss c6s6ssd his tactics. and he shout.
e aloud IN Latini
s,ero bono cut bo1o e ID omns verbatimf'
NsIert rspiied Captain Wright, in voice oflo I'd
''EsssF viIi W6ils I've Life to such Is you knock
Hsgu Ehls drop Of blood in these free veins does
len 90 s9eh a character, I'd Ike 70 have yOu
''Ialiy -. Win wax nOssr' exclaimed seaman
aAt'sn sssia. aOT cs5taiai you taTt 20 'sa- quite
IN French.
81 Hol's Do that" said Captain Wright, your
mother Wa Wuaeh" :" 9-L.T' -. n
tH pure German accsut
Yea LEI cried " right ard IN take your Ghfp
e wilkes should have iaken the Trent o
o'4alllga1 desiring % awe the base Tlsbian with
hil Echolastio lora, Il
n aRsli.h sldrosssd him, IN which In yOuth he At
Grandmofnsr sWOre, p iti
''Eo1's lsT . Sither suTrihdsril' ths boat, ysr
nasty, dirthy Bnalpanef"
asid eeptaiE wright, ''rIl not DO that 1 tell yoU
m
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff, IN the Court Of
william s .ifsTsh, Defendant CuyahOga Co, 8.
THE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, Is hereby notified that
petition, tOr the recovery of money only. has this
day been filed In the CLERKS Office of the Court
Of Common Pleas of OuyahOgA County and State
OF Ohio setting forth that the said defendant i
indebted 70 the said plaintiff N the sum Of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty I've cens
with interest thereon from the ID day Of Febru-
ary A. D. 1851, upon promissorY note Of aid
defendant, dated AZ Hope, In the Province Of
Canada on the Both day of January, A D. ina
and made payable IN twelve months aftef drfe
to one John K. Roche or bearer, for the gun oil
twsnty-seven pounds and hfieen ehillings, Of
which noIe plaintif e owner and bearer, and
thai said petition prays Judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum OF slSt nnd
81 100, with intereCt from February q A. D., le5J,
Said defendant y further noticed that be must
snsWer nd petitiono % 81 pefofe ils III IiSy Of
April next Or n deihult thereof judFment VIM
be taken against hin. =. -. .ssl .g-h u
- sRAANnhx, B4Skg 81, 3 HQBLR, j !
GsVOlaaA, Tsh. ~ \. p, lO81Sn
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WHEAT, CORNl COTTON, TOBACOO.

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 Haute
Alton B St. Louis Railroad and the Eankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of rs miles on
the Branch, and 186 miles on the1Main Trunk,
Lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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MR-H- y. ETNagLHT-Dear Sir: We Esel Il dutyl
We owe to the pablo, to state that Marshalls o.
fholiuon iE 6 medicine 1nyaluable for oonnpiaint
olaSsed under the head Of Female Diseases w haV.
rSed your orRfsnberg Medioinss and have been
greatly benefited thereby, co much 50, thet Wer.
fkg urios double We would have them 10 the thor
6andB Of our sex who are suffering from Woaknessen
" would Fsoomd1ond the OathoIic0n e sure psnh4
ooa. It gives strength 20 TIE 1ygtam aud enables
each ofths 0FEens o. tie BODY % perform their ~
proDEiAtsfunotionn- 4n' Y, OAIERs
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- Ths above named Ladies We are personalities
auainted with, and know that for several yeau
while We Lived IN Medina theg Wars great sufferers
Miss 8. hes been % badly alioted thst II Waa viii
dieulty she was able 70 gtaud upon her net. ~
bSttiG8 Of QathQioon entirely cured her Of her oop
Dlsfats. Ny Wiie received great benefit nom thil
I1edioine. We reocmme1d e 20 the Ladies of thil
oounty e. . laie and eiloiont remedy ioT the many
JOHH WUEKS,
-1zl-a BE- E-a-l- Hditof Gln1sld HeSal1.
g.. .-.r.-- - -rr ... ...t.-ti.. -.
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sTOCk BAISNG

In Central and southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the asEtension 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 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results DAIRY
FARNIsG also presents its Inducements to ruany.
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bns 'aN ~ n.b. EHasLsY, olsyil1ss,
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There are Ninety Eight Depots On the C0npa-
nyis Railroad, giving about one every 1sFs1'
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout tle Whole
route, where every desirable eommodi5y maT Be-
found as readily as In the Oldest eites q he
Union, and where buyers are % Be net foF ~
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DE-. GIBSON,

kTVstt0F q A5soITUlIlt'y a7lA Altalss'l<B n
Omce-Is sensoa st., q few doors from Superior,
Up stairs @ q
O6aos hou.- from to Il aud fron SO O'Clock
Eaily, {BundaYs sxcebteuzA EEEs
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SENATE OHAHBER, o., April 5th, 1854
"DR- ]. o. AYER-Honored Sir: have made q
thorough trial Of Oathetic Pills LEFT me By your
agent and have been cured by them OF the dreadful
rheumatism under which he iound me suffering
dOsqs entirely removed the disease. feel in better
heath now than tor some years before, which at
tribute entirely to this effects OF your Cathartio
Pills. Yours vita great peCt,
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TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

From the unprecedented advantages t1l3 Cen
have already disposed Of 800, 600 acres of lahd-
II Is now selling at the rate Of 600 acres PR
week The population along the line has trebled !
In ten years, and is now Sf4 ,s91. The Company
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The aboVe are all from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
thsse statements without thorough conviction
that they we're true.
PRRPARED BY j. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And g. W. OLAKKi and By. all Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine sEeTY where