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LEGLL H0IIcES.
sLADB AND 10

NOTICE-WI WILLIAM SLADB AND 10
~ sEPHINE L. sLADE non residence dffhe
S,ate OF Ohio, sre hereby Hntiaea fl'a''F '.'1 b
hittlei IN -" '''h ..,.i n I4g his
.-,,.lt a4 95ifmOn Pleas, Cuya-
loga county. Ohio, stating that on the Ath day Of
OctoDeri 1858, the SAID William 5lade executed
and delivered TO Little 4 Eeyes his six pEouli5Ty
notes of that date foT the sum of $4,000 each
with annual Interest ct six per cent nntl due
and ten per cent annual interest afteF du8 Da4ns
BILE one on April l, 1851, and the other ave each
yearly thereafter; that on said October Ath, 1858
TO secpre the payment Of said notes. the said VIII
liam slade and Josephine J.. Slqde eEseHtsd and
ibliFefed 70 said Little 4 EKeye9 Iqorteage deed
heirs and sssigneeg, the following described
pFeniies: Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. / i'm Block No. two, and and on the north
easterly corner OF Huntington and Garden streets,
IN said Cleveland said lot being 45 feet froht on
Huntington street, and l2O feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Slade
by said Little X keyes. That plaiutiG q now
the legal owner Of said notes and mOrtgdgs
and that there is now due Plaintiff on said nofe5
from said William Slade S489 .45 with annual In
terest after October a. 1891, At ten per cent. on
$le4 a. and on S24200 aftef April 4, 1892, at ten
per cent and the annual interest at six per cent.
ON $500 90 after October A. 1855, until due, and
ten per cent after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Is 70 re-
cover the amount due on said notes and 70 sub
iect said morlgag premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required 70 EnsWer said peti
ton 60 sr before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first pnbli-
catiOnof this notice.
r. HOVEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland, April o. Ise2S91
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Rar. - WARp BEEoalR


WEAfa n A NAME.-The French jour.
nails and people, says late Paris lettor, are
considerably oonfased and amused with the
classic snd anoiaEt names Of sur western
tWcps--ohr AIetnnhihes" and ''Oairos, and
uAthenses" and aGorinths." You know
they have been having q small revolution
IN Greece, end few days since q proIin-
oial journal, published the following lucid
paragraph, headed; 'The latest news from
Greeoa.n aAt the moment Of going 70
press We have received the following dis
patch announcing that q battle had taken
place Ct Corints, and that the rebels hsd
been crushed and then adds the sspienl
journalist ''Thus, It may be hoped, is ter
minated the insurreotion which, for q mo-
msnt msnaoed the throne Of King Ohio.
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10 ACTUAL sETTLEaa.A

There are Ninety Eight Depots On the Comps
nyis Railroad,- giving about one eVe=T seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are Stratsd
at conTenieuf distances througtout the sEole
route, where every desirable connolly nay -
found as readily e. b the oldest citiel of al8
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be me- for Al
kinds Of farm produce.
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CIV. PALHER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
lAntlIs:ssa
George Presley, PisinfiHs In the Court Of Common
against Plea1, Onyahoga %.
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al

hfr DESCENDANTS For Relief
TOMAS q. HGARTT, PHILIP
81 T. Heartt, Phflander Bennett Henrietta Ben
6ett, James 8. Grifith, samuel n. Calender, Z. s
Richards, Robert Fleming Assisnee In Bankruptcy
Of Benjamin I! Tyler and the unknown Heirs q
John b. Macy, deceased deendants In the above en-
are hereby hotisd thAtoh the 81 day Of April A. D.
1851 ssd plaintiffs filed in the ONCE OF ths Clerk Of
said 0ourt, their petition againBt them and other
themselves in the possession Of the following De
scrbed real estate, TO Wit situate IN the County Of
Ouyahpg4 and State Of Ohio, and being IN that part
the City Of ohio, and is known sub lots numbers
251 36s, 2Tl, 23 and 234s in Block i Of the Buffalo
Company allotment 80 called and have been IN such
possession ever since September, 1883, that and
prior 70 the 4th day OF July 1887 said lots owned
In common By the following named persona, 20 Wts
45sniania IylsT eTilh r ,SI SSIEithth shsldsn S,.
ards, Gilman Folsom, Jr, Guy H. Goodrich, Charles
~ ms DW. John B. Nay, and Samuel n. calender,
that on SAID 18Th day Of July 1851 said parties 50
owning said lots in common duly executed and de-
lgerod to said Norman U. Baldwin ueed thereof,
that on the 18th day Of ApTil 1855 said Norman 9.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lois 70 Frederick Bad
ls5 duly conveyed tbs same to these pisinffB, that
under said deeds Of conveyance said Norman o.
respectively been in the exclusive possession Of said
lots ever Bines the 18th day Of Juy lS37 that said
deed thereof 80 executed and delivered to Norman o.
Baldwin was notand has never been recorded, hut
Baldwin, lost or accidentally de5troys and has not
been and cannot be found, By reason whereof the
deendants appear OF record 2 have some interest In
and 70 said lots whereas, in fact they hevs inte
rest whatever. The petition praya q decree con.
nrmi4g their title 70 Sald lots snu excirding sai1
are required to answer said petition b. the 18th day
June, ls6l, or the viii b9 tohaH confessed
and decree rendered accordingly. -
aprilIssss PlalntiHs stt'y.
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lEEAL NnTlcES
OOMMIS8TONNRIS

M AST FIR COMMISSIONERS
IVA EALEs-PuTsuAnt % sn order Of sale 70 me
directed rom re qqqFt o. Oommop plsel for Ouya-
thereiu gendsng wAefsln Bamuel Hsynah Il pialn-
tn end Henry q. Abbey administrator Of the estate
OF Robert Perks, deoesled, and others are defend
an'ss VIII qzlQle t5f aalB ~ puhlr auetiuni e tho
door q the Court House IN said cohnty, On the 9th
dav OF May 1857 commencinG a 20 clock p , the
following described lots Of lard aftuat8 in the city
nf QloYeland Ia said county, being in the Buffalo
yomPa, y's purchase and numbered aud appraised
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Dated Nay eth, A. D. IssS. may7S9a

NTASTER'S eALE-Pursusnt to the
I'M command Of decretal order of sale Issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County at the suit of John Harper against J. W
Fenkel aud others, TO me directed, ] shall expose
for sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said County,
on the Tth day Of June, 1892, at o'clock P. n,
the following described lands and tenaments, TO
Wit: Situate In the t9Wnships Of Qhagrin Falls
and Russell, in the 9th range Of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve, In the State Of
Ohio and which 10 also IN the Counties Of Cuya-
hoga and Geauga, and Is known as being parts Of
lots Nos 10 and 20 IN said townships, and bounded
IS follows: OH the north By the north line Of said
tract No. 8; on the east By land decided By Aaron
Bliss to Joseph 8. Barrass; on the south BY the
centre of the road leading from ChRgrin Falls to
Russell Cenfre snd west BY 3 line parallel with
the east line and so far distant thereffom as 70
make thirty. seven So 100 acres.
And, also, another piece, situate IN said town
ships and counties, and is known by being part
Of The Champion tract, and bonded as follows;
beginning at the northwest corner Of thlrty-aore
lot owned by Chester Plastrage; thence along the
west line Of said thirty acres south 70 the centre
Ofthe highway; thence along the centre Of ths
highway westerly far enoug6 to contain fv7eutv-
four acres, thence north 10 the south line Of tie
tract; thence east to the place OF beginning con
tanning twenty. four acres, be the same more or
less but subject to all legal Highways. AppTais-
ed at Si6sT. GEO. H. WYMAN, 1
Z, 7. HAMILTON, sr-r Master Comm'F
3 Pitts Atty. fnaysSaI
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England, with pop
ulation OF /, ,T23, CSC, and 5ol capable Of sup
porting 1000, 600. No state in The Valley of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an indueement to
the settler a. the state OF Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staplea. CoEI and WIZ.
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Cleveland, PainesviIle II In Common Pleas,
Ashtabula r. r. Co. Cuyahoga County,
A. whiting. for S4i1, money sy'a only. So'i0n
N0TI0Rs-A. WHITING, HoE-REsI-
IN dent OF the State of Ohio, viii take notice
that the Cleveland, PainesVille s Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the 9Th day Of Nay,
1861 file petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of CuyahOga
and State Of Ohio, against the said a Whiting
defendant, setting forth that On the Sd day Of
March 1862, the said defendant was indebted 10
said Company in the seYefal sums on accounts
Of Sl49 sO sl6s and $50 10, amounting in total
to the sum o 1913 60, with interest thereon from
March 8, 1862, for charges and transportation Of
certain three lots barrels OIL carried and convey
ed over and upon said JOmpany's Railroad from
Gifard to Cleveland, o., and there at the latter
place delivered bZ said company for said defen-
dant. at his request, that the sald sum Of money
was then and Is now due and payable, that said
sum of money nor any part thereof has been paid,
and said conf Eny prays Judgment against the
said A. whiting, defendant, in the sum Of three
hundred and Beventy three dollars Hnd sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, 1862.
And the said A. Whiting ls notified that he Is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 2Sth day of June, 1852, or Judgment
will be taken against him BY default.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Attorneys for Q. p. & A. r. r.
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DE. a1BsON.

FTVESssr ef EsssrePsfty ~ Rtaisa,s,
oMoe-lIS 5oueoa IT., INV doors nom Superior,
up ltairG, iL
ezfty, kBundeEn eEesleaa-l ana
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STOVES AND TIR-WARE!5
~ DE8P.l .lToR- cnORTNa RrnHEa

TIE DHSP4 TCHl COOKING 8T0 EEa
Having during the past Winter, been improved, Is
now undoubtedly the BEST Stove "a fbs II IaTfaf
It's baktngs Boosting and Broiline pro1arfler aFe
etlonapie, and In economy Of Fusl Il d IN.
Rareliedi With if8 new patent grats e viii h1fu
Soai e well e5 wood most admirably; the OVen BE-
ing thoroughly ventilated Il will produce uerfof
ana healthy bake equal 70 that Of q BakeriI BFick
oven koastlng and Toagting Is done before -fbe
open nre and broiline over I've Goals on ths heaTfn
g common sense dictates, It e U1nuf5cfured ~
ms CITY, and the material uled and ths workman,
snip are o. the best quality finally e giTes perfect
lat1aetiop to ALL as hundreds Of bOuSskseberI n
% snss eitI a1d suTrslndtng country, who are daily
alin8 the Stoles VIII tsetty.
ne 4OTRnlg Str Cooking StoVs,
4 new and desirable pattern, which, with Vnris
q oi otAersS make our stock complete. We Also
nave on hend great variety Of Parlor Cooking and
other heating Stoves for sale at reduced prios1
We are constantly supplied With all the nsTsrt
most beautiful styles Of 7 u
y n A NJ LED RATES.
Alao-All Of the most useful articles Of
Holi'e Firnishiss Good, Na;ES 4 Farmers Tool
We are just receiving the latest improYs styIsuof
BIRD GA Is, which are offered for sals at the low.
tor sale at WholtsGs or rsfai an ths FaFou1 aricl
o. tlain and yapaned fins Copper and Ghsst 1roR
Ware We on5r the almost endless Faristg Of FocdI
n our line for sale tha lowest csBh prices, thr
ONE PRICE SYSTEMI
~ All Housekseper and those who contemblnts
Hougskeoblng, The rest Of mankind - are most
cordially invited 20 call before a1ing elsewhere
and judge Tor themselves, and oafilac q guar.
antsed IS the StoYe and Graz Emporium OF
W. Z. MARVIN,
naFsi No, 80 South Side Pub. Square,
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A0qFs 'l'-i' Fiji = lTIHEEIESeITT Z FHAxrIB.., AK

"DR. J. o. AXEl-Honored Sir: have msde 3
thorough trial 0f the Oaghetic Pil9 len ne By pour
AGENT and haVs been cured by thsm 0f ths ir6diful
Fneumatism under which he found me 6u1erinrs--
Ths first dose relieved me- end g. few subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease feel In better
tribute entirely % the effects 81 your Csthartic
Pfll6 HOurB vita great respect, ~
f LOCUS B. METOALF.''
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ApriIls, Iss2:Ssg

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
- Of heri facias, issued from the Court Of Common
Peaa OF Ouyahoga county, and State Of Ohio and to
ne directed, in the cause wherein Laura b. McVay
Il plaintiff, and William McVay Is defendant, have
levied and shall expose to sale public auction,
at the door Of the Court House Of said county, the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. 1862, between the hours
Of two and four O'Clock, p r., Of said day, ths fol-
ewing described lands and tensments, to-Wit
Situated In the township Of East Cleveland, Ouya-
hogs county, and State Of 0his, and Is part Of lot
tho EoloEay roid, called northsTly, by land Of
McVean; veJterly, BY land Of George o. shumway,
and bouthery by line drawn parallel with the north
sry line and far enough thsrafrom to include one
acrep
Appraised at two hundred ard hfty dollars.
JAMES A. DRAW, Sheriff.
(By Henry N. johnson, Dsputy.)
LORM PRESTIss, Atty for PIE.
sherif's 0fncs May 1a, ls62S9l
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NoEhers can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor Is on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 30 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. Is
well adapted 70 Winter
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs.

The Agricultural roducts Of Illinois are great
sr than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 Has estimated At s. 900 900 bulhels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 900,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BnckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoss,
Cabbsge, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, Sc, which 90 to swell
the vast Aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons o. produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
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WHEAT, OORN, COTTON. TOBACCO. !

Peaches, Pesrs, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 70 weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
Alton St Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance OF 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1S6 miles on the Main Trunk,
Lies Ii great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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! b, G1IsWOLDl Plaintiff 0 Att0r1ey.
April 26, Is62:So8 aiHstT

M ASTER'S SALE Pursuant to the
lNA command Of q decretal order of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuYahoga
County, at the suit of Allen H. Wood and Others
agninst AlonzO Miller and another, 10 me direct
ed, shall expose to sale at the door fthe Court
House In the City Of Cleveland, in said County,
on the 18th day OF June, 1852, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
the following described lands and tenemeuts, 70
wit: Situate In the township OF Ghagrin Falls in
the county Of CuyahOga, and State Of Ohio, and
part Of lot So, Gardner Hallock's allotment In
ChagFin Falls village, beginning in the centre of
Front Street at the north east corner Of lot
decided By Richard Pratt TO George Bell; thence
along said Front Street easterly two chains sixty
eight and one half links; thence south four de-
grees eastsix chains; thence south eighty six de-
grees sixty links TO said Bells east line; thence
NORM teelllty ye 9egreea ana iortyLe minutes
west I'VE chains and eighty links 70 the beginning
being the same land decided March 18th, 1854, TO
Alonzo Miller BY Richard Pratt and wife, Ap-
praised ct 5000. GEO. H. WYMAN, -
Q. +. BLAKEsLEE, Master Commir.
~ 10 Pitts Atty, mayGSgI-
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CULTIEATInN oF CnrroN.


T1s esPsrimeHfs N Cotton cuLftrs are Of
UeTg frsds proBlfss. CoBi1lsaeizg IN ldlitagS
90 de1. 80 min. (ses A1tfoOH on tie Brdnct,
and s8i5Il DttOHl on ne Adtly Ltei, a. Com
gaNy ol91s 0laeals1s "a acres tostt gd1 - =
he psgfecfi0a or khfs fbns. a sstfler hGginG
q family of g0uH0 elliIdrsa, can tim tier
g6uthfEt labor % o l1l0st f,Fg1l ltG5ts accollsl1
he gfOlekh and psTfecft0a Qf fhfs plant.
zhs Dfqorols scerti0as E0D nldEilG % o.
tain Q supplJrof rsIiG5le seed suftad g ~
hoped, speedily gigs q slsJlcIeIf amount 20
Pf9Ps a great tTs9dss ef tG1iar
AnEING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources Of tie STATE, In Goal, Ion,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, ksnds1one5
&C., &C., are almost untouchei thsy aE1it TIE
arrival o. enterurisinz End energssic men accul-
tsmed to convert thea into gold.
RAILROAD system or UIEEOEs.j
Railroad5 fntersecs the whole stass. a4l5. /
coo, 900 haVs been invested IN completing he
great net-Work that links every part Of The 5tat5
States and ne di7sctsss thcToughfsres of COM
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAHROaD
TraTerses he whole length Of he stats. fron
the banks OF tie lnSEaSippi and Lake lnchiran ;
70 the Ohio. As It's name Imports, the Railroad
runs through ths centre Of the State and On e. 4
theE side of the road along ltl whole length ns I
the lands offered for sale. =
10 ACTUAL sETTLEasA
From the unprecedented advantages tbs Gem
pany oisrs, IL Il not surprising thst Il should
have already disposeG Of 800, 900 acres Of land
L = now selling ct the rate Of 5, 900 acrel- pcr
week / The population along the Inc has trebied
in ten years, and l5 now 614 99l. The Company
sen 70 actual cultvatorl and every contract co1s
tains an agreement % eultiTate.
CITIES, TOWNS, Markets, DEPOTs.
there are Ninety Eight Dspots On the Comps.
ny's Railroad, giving about one sTe=T seven
miieG. Cities Towns and Villages are strated
at conTenieut distances througtout the sahole
route, where every deslrabts connolly nay -
found as readily e Il the Oldest citiel of die
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be u1sl for al
kinds Of farm produce. e,r.rr
M EDUCATION
Meenan.cs and working men EiIl ind tie 1rss-
Sshool system sncouragad by the Stafe. sd -
doHed VIII large reTense Tor the s1pp-.rf AZ ths
schools. Children can liFe II sight Of hs schooi.
{ the college, the church, and gr0I ihp Eifh thi
prosperity Of The lsaaing STATE II the Great Tes-
Moons Who haI Vlsiisa fhiS sDIsndid revioucf
country can donht that It squalls the most fa7or-
ed descriptions thgt hzFs oVer been given q its
but ltt any careful observer Yiait a. and he Eill
inform you that the bali has not been told Of the
adFahtages Il Oilers for iiunediats occ11ticr
and immediate returzi1. The farmefS q th1 Er1t-
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are MOVING
q ul linols in great number8; and L q bslisgad.
that = hasa E1rpasang advantages Fsrs made
known % the farmers, mechanics, manu1acturerI
and Vorkins populaiio1 q oTsr-crcHdad Europa,
knowledge.
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ThsAboTe arc an from persons who arc publicly
these statements without -thOrcagh conviction
that they were true. ~ ffEiT tttsH
PREPAREDyBY5J.aO. AVER,
Pnnnff6ar kulalve41r z111iBl LUNaiis n 49,
Aud 6. ~ uI5ABKs and b. all DruEsi5ts and
'sE' N medicine s'sis osIs de-. .yzsov. "a
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

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. Il is
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, a branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which mtst
yield sure profitable results. BeeFeen the Kan
kallee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leiih, distance Of IS miles On the Branch and
147 mlles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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Benton Brother 8, Pm, before 5. Folllmb5i >. ?.
O. W. uhambsrln, an ShoSs County, 90. Uay'
. A TTAOHMENT.-OH sHH 26TH
"a day Of March, IS59, sald Justice irfusd an or
eeF of Attachment IN the above action Tor tha sum
o. ous hundred ud three 4-lol dollar aud interest
fron 7anrnTS q, lSl1, The tine @ Vhioh Gaid q
eoatinued foE tzsAl b ElaS slftl 6 olaoof a. q.
mayla bAG1OA AhoIhAhs'
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For Coughs Colds BFsHohiIisl us'

For Coughs, Colds, Bronehitis, use
browns Bronchial Troohes"
"a simple and elegant coordination for
coughs, So" Dr.. g, F. BIoELew, Boston.
aHsve proved extremely seFViosahle fOI
Hoarseness
Rev. HEERV WARD BEEoHHR
81 have been much afflicted With Bron-
ohiAl shecdon, producing HOarsenesa and
Cough. The Tgoohes are the only effsotual
re oedy, giving power and OleArness to the
Voice." REv. GEo SLACK,
Minister Church Of England,
Milton Parsonage, Canada.
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OATs, BARLEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced IN great abundance. The northern portion
OF Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper.
ature in the STATE, suited to alnos every product
Of the United States.