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JOsEPH 5. aRANNIs.


March Is. l&2ss2 ksianes Of W@. F1ssu.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER or
- COURT.-0n the Sd day of April, 1862. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court House, In
the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
described real estate as the property Of JosepR
w. Spaulding, deceased, TO wit: known as Citv
Lots Nos. 562 and 56s in Barber & Lords subdf.
vision in the City of Cleveland and bounded as
follows, 70 wit; North on Bridge Street; east and
west BY LOT lines and south by an alley Said lots
each 4eK feet front on Bridge street a. By the
plat of Ahaz Merchant. Said iotNO 562 apprais-
ed at 500 and lotNO.5 500 ct $500. Terms ofsals
viii be made known on day Of sale. 10 -.a
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDING,
Adm'I'z Of Joseph ". Spsulding.
Cleveland, March 3, Is02Ss1 -.--.-
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OOWLEs & 90. Will sell good day brass
Clocks lWarrantsd.l for f2 80.
ON TIE OOHbEh.
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-. Embrasures. WOodenGur
Number of embrasures,
Number Of wooden guns,

Ihe guns we're pine logs cnarred Dlacki
with muzEles delineated with chalk, and
properly protruded from the embrasures
No real guns had ever been mounted
This was the representation made by the
negroes, and the appearances inside Of the
work prove this representation % have been
correct. .s.ts..-
a negro who had been kept ct work for
months by the rebels reports them as having
said that these pine logs would answer just
IS well to HskssT the enemy"
Il vas for the nineteenth century, and for
this new world, that these performances on
the Potomac were reserved. The old world
vas too much exhausted, and former centu-
ries had not the necessary science and money,
even if they had the genius. Anarmy nearly
double that with which Louis Napoleon
fought the battle Of Solferino, held at bay for
nobody can recollect how many weeks, by
thirty-one wooden guns, is something which
mankind never saw before and may never see
again. Let as of the contemporary genera
ton rejoice that It has been our prs-eninent
fortune 70 witness It.
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G0WLBs & co. viii sell good plated Nap
Kin Rings ior % osnts; -. ,,,,,,,,-,,
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Z Ehs eQunlzsr,I Defense OF CentreviiIe.

- - The Washington Republican, in severe
: article upon the deieuss Of eenssrville, says:
We obtained yesterday, from most care
&. fnl and reliable gentlemen, for many years a
Iaembsr Of Congress who had Just arrived
here from 6 thorough personal Inspection ot
$50 Osntreville and Manassas, the following &C
oountE f.a5 s7lls s-E
The forti6catio5s ct Oentreville, (distin-
guished BY the letters Of the alphabet have
ths number Of em6rasures, and of wooden
Guns pointing tsrrifcally through them, Rs
1t1tsd bel6ve
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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 6Feeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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GIIIAIE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his 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 TeTe Haute, Alton st.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles Is
well adapted to Winter
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7MORNTN6 IgAAlDER,,
FRTFIy-nTDHyTNl. MARCH ~. 1851
Tbs following is part Of q recent arI

The iollOwing is part Of recent army
az order:
Third. IN order to guard against the loss
Of valuable letters mailed BY soldiers IN the
various camps, the following order is given on
the Recommendation Of the Postofice Depart
menG The commander Of each regiment or
brigade win appoint q trustworthy sgsnt to
receive all letters from soldiers containing
Rslnstla enclosures; each letter must be pre-
& B paid 81 postage stamps together with the
registering fee Of Eve cents. failure TO
segister valuable letters increases the danger
ii of their loss.
...-s Il viii be The duty Of the agent to deliver
the letters entrusted TO him ct q convenient
Pestgfice daily, or as often as the mails are
forWsEded therefrom. he will, with tie let
s ten, deliver duplicate lists Of The sand, Civ
ing the names Of the writer's and the address
upon the letters ! one Of which lists, with the
feglstsrinR fee, viii Be retained By The Post
master. The other COPY, signed BY the Post
master or registering clerk, viii be returned
to tha agent as bis voucher for the iaithiul
eLeoutioD Of his Ofica.
By command Of Major General Mcclellan.
fOfieial) L. THOMAS, Adj. Gen.
-a1
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OoWLES & GO. Vii sell good plated Cake
BsEhltl, PLAZA, i0r e g O. o1sgy cov,vry
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GOWLEs L co. yin sell good plated Cake
Baskets, snyra7o1 beautifully, fer 800.
ON TIE OORHEk.
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RARRERIMG.

uAIR DRESSING AND shaw
" ING 1hSTlTUT1CH.-WM. y. AMBUSH,
g bis rooms under the American, . prepared % 90
aols EorEmen- aeDarate room ioF lsdisa. nova
NEW lBAHBER SHOP. H.
~ HENDEkSON q o., havs opened BArbaE-
iqs 4siaonl hmerf under Harkand q Angleeart1
Has 1toreS tupoEicr street., opFc1ite Weddsl Houl9
Hnof1 they intend 70 shave for q g1pe1oo and cul
helr tor shilling. They hopa 20 meet An their Old
Itlll1 and e r1nT u1aT 81 nIHF1 Icol1l g
haser fhesr -Ftfh tiatr psrroFlaga artlI.lli
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Is about equal In extent to England, with pop
ulatiOn Of 1,723, ,6e6, and a soil capable Of sup
porting %, ,000, 600. No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement 10
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoEs and WHKGT.
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JFWFlRY


nOWLES & 90. WILL SELL COOP
~ Plated Oastors-. cut glsss botllegi for 80.
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RANNEY, BACKUs NOBLE,
febE37a Plaiutif7s AttOrneYs.
M A6TEK5S eALE.-PURs0ANT

M A6TEhS bALE.-PURsUANT
Z lyt to the command of deoretal order Of sale
from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Ouyahoga coun-
tys ct the autt Of Solon Prenttss and Ohauncey
Prentisa against Thomas Lowe and Others 70 me
directed shall expose for sale ct public aucti at
the door Of tho Court House in the City Of UleVe-
land on the tWenty-eghth day Of afth 1852 at three
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described parcel OF
land situate In the township Of East Cleveland,
county of OnyRhogR. and 6tAtO Of Ohio, to wit
p Part Of lot NO. three hundred ana sixty nina,
bounded as follows; Beginning at the north-e4st
corner Of Mary loves land at q 5tOBe In the
centre Of the road, thence west on Mary loves
north line twenty six chains aud forty links 20 the
west Hne Of lot; thence south on west hne OF lot
three chains and seYenty-nine links % stones
thence east parallel with north line twenty. 8ix
chains and forty links the line Of lot; Themes
north the east line three chains and seventy nine
links 10 place OF beginning, containing ten acres Of
land. Also smother piece Of land being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty-nine, and bounded Is
follows: OF the east and west By the lot lines, on
the north by the sOutherly line Of the ten acres
shove described, and southerly By line paIallel
with said last named line, and lar enough southerlY
thsrefrom 20 include two sores Of land De the same
more or loss, but subject 10 All legal hlghWayB.-
ApBraised at $500. H&kBf G. ABBEY,
- Master OOmmiasioner.
L, PRKKTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Railroads iniersect the whole State. S115,-
900, 600 have been invested In completing The
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection With the suTroErsing
States and the directest thoronghfares 81 .c1m-
merce.
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THE HLNOIs CFNTRAI, RAuaOaD

the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As its name imp0rts, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on ei-
ther side Of the rosd along its whole length lie
the lands offered Tor sale. 1lttlA
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CUIrIHAII0N nF rnTToE.

Tie experiments IN Cotton clFtisFs az Of
gsTy great promise. COEanIcaein0-iI IN ldtilud5
30 deg. 80 aRtn. Zee Notion On fhs BrglcA,
P0ny 0aoas thOltsdndS Of dcrss soelE dddptsd to
he Pel7sstioB gf f5is fore. A setter adsflg
a fGMity Of young children, c1a blslll tteir
yollttfl labor to q most 2rg1ffc5i q 1cc1,Bff IN
he grOlgtb Gzd Derfecti0n ~ fiis pEGat,
tain a supply Of FsIidI2s seed suttsd u the
rsquirsSsi8ts Of tie soiJ Of IzJilois, s5sJ e q
hoped, speedily 0igs q SUFFICIENT nInolfsit 70
plant q great 5rsadt1 0f EaRd- auea
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NEW YoRK LIN INsUAANOH o..
=, NV KoRK gIIY.
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J. Dougnertyi Plaintiff, In the court Of OOm-
against mon Pleas Of Ouyaho-
Emory L. Hubbard and fga counIy. ana stste
Henry W, Hubbsrd, Deft5. Of Ohio. tf
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-. EzEEEY, BAgKgs a NOBLE,
MASTER's SALE-PUKS UANT

M ASIEh' = 6ALE-RUhc UANI
lyl 10 the command Of third pluries docretal
order OF sale from the Court Of Common Floas, "
Uuyahoga county, Ohio, st the suit Of ssmul u
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooks, agGinst HoratiO n.
Gates, Della n. Gates, Augusta a. Mittlebergsr
Edmund g. p. hittleberser, william Mlttleberger,
Commercial Mutual Insurance Co, Thomas nj.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF Ohas. avery, deceased, ana Others direct
ed shall expose Tor sale, public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, In the City Of Cleveland,
on the 18th day OF April, 1862, ut two O'Clock r.
NJ, Ct said day, the following described pieces or
PARCELS OF land 70 Wit situate in the township Of
Brooklyn being number seven in the thirteenth
range Of tOWnahtps II the OODnecticut Western
serve In the ate Of Ohio, and which Is also In the
west side Of Guyahoga River, now IN City Of
OloVslsnd, and Is bounded a. folioWs easterly b.
Ouyahoga kiver; nOrtherly By land heretofore con-
veyei 70 judah OOlt By John n WoOlssY; west b.
ktgCr Btrost, 30 called and southerly By land for
merly owned By fred williams, and being ninety
nine feet vide on Cuyahoga kIver, and extending
At right angles with River street, and said Biver TO
Riyer ct eet, about one hundred forty fest be-
ing the same land conveyed 70 said Edmunu q. P.
mttleberRer, By the Ohio Lie Insurance and Trust
Company By deed recorded IN UuYaboga County
Records, vol , pages 43 and IS. And also, smother
parcel Of land on said Bivsr, next 6aOtheriy Of
above, and bounded northery BY said parcel Of land
above described eAsteriY bY Cuyahoga River; vest
erly By said River strt5s5 and sOutherly By q line
parallel with the northerlF Ipe, and tEenty-one
teet distant thefefrem, extending IRON said Btyor
20 said River street, being part Of the Alfred viii
hams lot, called, making in all one hundred aud
twenty feet front on said kiFer, and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures said premises,
be the same or less, but subject to ali legal
highwuys. Appraised At S57o0.
Adams oAnheld Master Sommissioasr.
Pitts AfttFg. marl5.3Se
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EMORY D. 10 sBAKD AND

L'MOh1 IL hO 0DAIbO AMI
y Henry W. Hubbard, defsndants In this sction,
are Lereby notified that on the 10th day OF March,
A. ID. 1861 PETITION fled IN the ttlEk' Office
Of said Court Of OommOa Pieas, settfi iorih that
the 2tth day Of February, AID ls53, at the oiEy
OF Galesburgs county Of Knox, and stats Of llln is
sad d6tendAnts executed and delivered 70 Ons Eniah
brunsr. ther Joins and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Etish brupCr, to ray
70 the OF this pl iinti, the oi hte hundrld
and ten dollars which said tOnd o0Htained Cou-
dtion HherabY the said Emnry L. Hubbard Was re-
Quired and bound to prose uts with effect peal
70 the D1BtEict Ccurt Of said Knox county, naIn d
certain Judgment rendered against said Emory IN
plaintiffs favor, By the POl.c5 magistrate Il SAID
CiIT and Knox county, Is We - y pay whatever
judgment should be rendered agaiaBt the said Bnao-
~ on sad appeali that said appeal was prosecuted
to final judgment against the said Emory for the
sum OF t257 vs. and costs Of suit amounting TO SIS,
but that said Judgment has not bsen paid, nor any
part thereof Is required By the cono ftion Of said
bOld that execution has been duly issued upon
the said judgment and no property found whereby
the could be satisfied; and tIas said jud ament
unssiisned, WHEREBY the plaintin has been dam gsd
in the sum Of SZ57 IS and costs OF suit So W.
WneTeupon piaintin asks Judgment against said
defsndants said bond for $2sL 95, with Interest
thereon from 81 arch 1st, A. ID. 1853.
Said defendants further uOrIhsi that they must
ansWsr said petition or iore l2ta day OF May
nsIL or In default thereof judgment will be taken
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LEGAL NnIIcES.

TO-PA KTNEBSHIP NOTICE.
~ The undersigned have formed Parinershlp
pe conducted under the arm name Of x, Mgeif,
II. p Myers beina general ptrtner and Y. ~ Rouse
appcie partner bO beinR residents o. Jief elnud,
IhiO. y. y hOuse contributes 10 the common stock
th9 sum Of Six thousand Five hundred ioilars.
Ih9 general nsture Of the business to be Transact
90 i thst Of thO acture and sale Of STOVES and
Hollow Ware Also-he sale Of Tiansrb Stock,
This qc-pRrtnership to dalo from February l5t,
1909, ana terminals the nrst day OF February l6
n wiiness whereof We hereunt0 set our hn4ds and
f1 .lE boz d P. MYERS, D.
q e,,...., y. Rouse, L.s
Gus ahogh cor nty. 80 -.-.s
CLEYELAND, March 70 ls62.
Personally appeared before me B. p hi yers nnd g.
y. hougei who acknowledged the signing am seal
ing Of the above instrument as their free uct aud
dosd for the purposes thersin mentioned.
BAmUEL FOLJ 4mBE,
mari7ia54 Justice Of the Pface
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BANNh1t BAUhUS 3 NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
OleVeland. Feb. 10. A. D.. Iss2 $50.

MASTERS SALB-Pursuant to the
Iva command of decretal order of sale from
The Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County,
at the suit Of Malcolm Darrow against David
Pollock and others, to me directed I shall expose
Tor sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the City of Cleveland, on the
2lst day of April, 1852, at 8 O'Clock P M, the
following described premises; Situate in the
township of Brooklyn, in the County of Cuyahc-
ga and State Of Ohio, known as part of original
lot hfty-thre in township of Brooklyn aforesaid
and bounded as follows-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
Of said lot; thence north $50 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links to
the south line of land owned by the g, e. & q.
Railroad Cos thence south t0o 10 west one chain
and seventy one Links to the cUlYeFt thence south
SO west two chains and three links; thence south
SIX west two chains and one link; thence south
2Ho east six chains and seventy links; thence
north 79ko east five chains eighty-six links to an
elm tree; thence north 22So east nine chains and
four links to the place Of beginning, containing
i've and 1-lO0 acres of land decided by John W
kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, Se the
same more or less. Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS w. FORD.
A. 7. SLADE, Master Comm'r
Pitts Atty. mar20.ss4
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ME ORnNARY YTEIn

of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed thatno section Of country presents great
er erindueemenfs for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
RES Of Illinois, a branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
gra-ina- Mt cn-n
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bHyIFG Ann lI4HT-FACTTHPs

The great resources Of the state, In Goa, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Linestone, Sandstone,
&c, &c., are almost untouched; they EEaif the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men, accus-
toned to convert then into old.---
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As mark Of appreciation Of your brave
~ you ara hereby appointed an acting gun
neF IN the navy Of the United States, from
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s ~ h:1s. 8 g; S.; s.; Z d y n zsss .S O.
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VHE GRHBENBERG FAMILY
MLDIGINEs aTs gESg1;FgsaI A under ne IN i@nsd &

Il MEDICINES are Prepared uaoef the tmmeol'
may be relied upon in al cases. iS
The intelligence OF the community is not insulted
cure al diHea5ss but the GrefsnbeIg b msdisg con
EiIt Of eleven different Medicines, al uDequallsd ir
mendsd, among which may Be ssisotsd one Sppropri.
Ae to any Of the diseases incident TO this couRtrJ
The GFsisnbsrg Vegetable Pills are better thaz
any other knd Of Pills IN the World-price % cents
NJ! me SEien6STf mi gtsTPe Gstaooon y 5n n R
s8rThe Uterine Catholioon will Alao cure gravel,
disssse Of the kidneys, urinary dnoulty n male
The GrEfenberg bsrsaparilla is By fsr the mos
poWeTful and enicacious compound in uss-prics 81.
Ihe ereienberg Dysentery syrup is z certain sne
The Grefsnberg PILE Remedy never falls % perra-
nentiy relieve ths di5tTs ssing diseassPrios 81. &
sbls compound N al diseases incident 70 children
The Greisnberg Fever and Ague Romedy q 9 SOW
roRn specific for this partcular dissAseDrice b0o.
Ths GrHisuberg Green Mountain Uintment sxcelE
al other saVes ID itG curHtive esots-price csnts
most a1tonilhinE ralisfin al pulmonary complaints
price S9 bottle. (nn-A An eminent Physician Of
Bow York. Etatel that be has known thu GrRfenbeEa
gonlumptiIat halm ussa with gLest success =
Dropsy. Our oEn sXPsrisnos subStAntiasss hb
Ths GFssienberg Health BIttsrs are most plsasanl
and dsiightfa tonic ever Prspared-price % osntI.
The GTsfanbsrg ETe Lotion Il unparalleled n al
Inflammation OK disease - tde EFs-prios g esask
mR. d. B, KIEssLHISVesr Sir: We EEL lt . duty
Wo owe e the public to state that MarBhalrs o.
olasssd under the bead Of Female Diseases. We haV
used your GrRienberg Medicines and have been
greatly benen tied thereby, 80 much 90, that were
the prios double We Weuld have them. 10 the thou
sands Of cur sex who are suffering nom weaknesses
We would Feoommond the Oatholioon e sure pana'
csa. II gives strength to the system and enables
each Of the organs OF the body 10 perform their aP
UrUpFiatef funettonas ELrRs W. OATEBi
rs -..a.a. ..s Mrs. q. y. WHuKR.
His 0.8WORMBTETE.
hIsdina, March I, 1851.
N -Ths above named Ladies' We are personally 20
uunfutgn with. And know that for
while we lived in Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss 3. has been 20 badly afioted that Il vas Will
bottles OF OathOloon entirely cured her of hef COM.
plants. Ny wife received greet benefit from thii
medicine. We recommend Il 70 the Ladies' af thil
county as q safe and flcisnt remedy for the NAM
oomplsinI thpg aEs Uubieot TO- -.
Nditof oanasld Herald.
Ah EIEG8LHY, UlgySfsss.
ootl;dER GsnsrA AEsnt iOf ohls,
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MASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT

L, PREKr1ss, FIaintihrs Attorney.
February .. l662s36o
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Of GnYshoaa 20 s,afs "a linln

Of OuyahOga Co, Blste Of ONO
Lorontus + Coneer, Plaintiff, Acton for money
Emory L. Hubbard, Defendant AttSehnint.
LNMORY Il. HUBBARD, THE
IL defendant In this action, is here notined
that potition for the recovery Of money Onl
on the lOth day Of March, A. ID. ls62, nled in the
Olerk's once OF the Court Of common Peas afOrg
said, setting forth that the raid desndant Is ndebt
cd 70 the pisintih In the sum Of two hu DR. d and
my dollars, with interest thereon r. m the 9th uaF
septemOer, 1883, upon promis5ory note q SAID ds-
ieudant dated AltOns in ths State Of Illinois
the 9th day OF September. 1855 and made pay able In
tho sum aforesaid 70 HOOD q Bodioy one year Ger
date Of which note plaintiff is the owner and hoc-
er and that said petition prhys Judgment against
said defendant on said note for the Of $50 90
and interest thsi con from September 5th, ls53.
Said defendant is further notified that he must
answer said petition or before the 18th day Of
HAY next, or In default thereof judgment will bs
EAEEEY, BAOKUs a NOBLE,
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10 ACTUAL SETTLES.

From the unprecedented advantage this Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that st should
have already disposed Of 800 900 acres of land.
II is now selling at the rate Of :, 900 ac1es per
week. The population along The line has tfebled
in ten years, and is now s14 ,s9i. The 01I1rany
sell to actual cultiTators and every coutEact con-
tains an agreement TO culffvuta
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nOWLES & 90. WILL SELL COOP
Plated Gators cut glass bottles, for SO
ON TIE O0AhEk or PUB. SQUARE.
COWLEs & CO. Hill sell good plated Cake
Baskets, snzra7e5 beautifully, for $500
ON TIE O0RbEk.
OoWLEs & co. RiI sell good plated Cake
BsskEts, plata, Ter g %, -.
GOWLEs & co. Will sell good plated Nap
kin Rings for 90 osnts.
on THE CORNER.
O0WLEs B GO. Will sell good day brass
Clocks tWarrantsd.l for % 80.
ON TIE OOhhEH.
C0NLkS 4 co. Win sell genuine Silver
HRsotaclos FOR Sl,Q.
on THE CORNER.
O0WLES b 90. WIN sell the balance Of their
good Steel gPE0TACIiEg at great sas.
rfhco being determinsd 20 Keen none N.
cspt their new Patent Bpeoticieq II
You want Bomsthing cheap, look a our
sold stock" IL you want donnafbi1
nice. look nt our iiFutent Bpectacleg
ON THE OOHhHF
narl0 oftRs Public Square.