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s3HtFEAt.rNOTICES3 81
NEAsFERsI sALR LR--PURsUINT \

MASFERSi sALR PURSUANT TO
ItA the command OF deefotal order OF sale S..
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, at the suit Of John Pistner
against Sebastian Stiegerwald and others, 20 me
directed l shall offer for for sale At public auo-
tion, y the door Of TIE Court House, IN the City
Of Cleveland, In said county, on the S0th day Of
May, 1862, at two O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described lands and tsnements, 10 wit.
Situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, in the county
Of Cuyah0ga, and State of Ohio, and IA known a.
being the moth hal fOf the lollOYlng described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and twenty seven O27), In Barber
& Lords subdivision In the City Of Ohio, former
" so called, and bounded a. follows: north BY lot
No. 128; east by York street; south by lot No I2G
and west by the west half Of said lot No i2T, be.
ing % freet front on York street and ll9 12 sect
IN depth. The lot hereby intended 10 be con.
veyed being 30 feet on York street Ile 6.12 feet
deep, be the same more or less, but subject 70 all
legal highWAyst Appraised at 500
= GE0. H. VIVIAN,
B. r.. BEAVIs, Master Commir.
Plf7o Atty. apF50 $50
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M ASTER'S S a L. E.-PURSU-
lyl ART to the command Of dscrotAl order Of
sale froul the court OF Common Pleas Of OuyahOga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland aud MahOning
Railroad Company against lsaec Il. Hewitt
an others, TO directed Bhal oKpcse for sale ct
public auofiOn. at the door Of the Court House, in
the City OF Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of
May. 1851, at thfes O'Clock p. NJ, the following
scribsd parcels OF land, situate in the City o. OleFa
land, county Of Ouyahoga, and State of Ohio, and
known By being part Of HeWtt's subdivision Of the
50 called HsFwin property In said City Of Cleveland,
10 witt
Appraised ct 5000. u. ...a.. F-.r.-a
Parcel No. 3 Lot No. sixteen OF SAID 5ubdivi7s
ION. ApprAisod at $3.50.
ilParoei No, Lot NO. seventeen Of said slbdivi1-
lon. Appraised 81 NltQo.
Parcel No. g. Lot No. eighteen Of said gubdiViI-
ion, ApPraissd IS Sls0o
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No, nine
ton Of said subdivision, bounded northerly, SOUTH
ery and westerly By the lot lines, and eagtsrly b.
ne oantre line Of brick wall nearly parallel Eith
MerUin street and about f0rtY-ssyon feet diatant
1outheRsterlV fhsrelfam. APPRAISED at 1ah0,
Parcel No. 6. The eaEterlY psrt Of lot no. nine
tasn of Eal aubdiVision, bounded ncFthsriT es7fa-
Z and southerly by TIE lot lines, and westerly by
the csnfre line 81 bElok wall nearly paFalisl with
Merwin street and Aboat forty-ssYen feet distant
HENRY q. ABBEY, Master OOmmE.
RAAHHT, BAoLUs NOBLn, Attorneys.
April u, ls6l38
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England, With a pop
uiation OF ~, Geo, and a soil capable Of sup
porting q, ,000, 900. No State In the Valley OF
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducement 10
the settler as the stats Of ulinois- There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, Coax and WHEAT.
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MASTERS E-Pursuant to the
lN command Of a decretal order ofsale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga
County, at the suit Of George Hall against Steph.
en- K. Webster and others, shall expose for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in the City Of Cleveland, in said County, on the
7th day of June, 1862, at o'clock p. N, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements- Situate in
the County of CuyRhoga, and known and de-
seribed IS follows; Commencing at the north east
corner Of lot thirty-One in a A. Bliss allotment
in the village of Chagrin Falls; thence along the
east line of said lot at right angles with Orange
street TO point two feet beyond the south east
corner Of said lot thirty one; thence westerly par
alel with Orange street thirty-hve feet; thence
nOrtherly at right angles with Orange street to
SAID Orange street; thence to the place of begin
ming being the whole OF lot thirty one and piece
ten feet of the side of lot thirty and being thirty
Eve feet on Orange street and one hundred and
two feet deep, be the same more or less, but sub
ject TO all legal highways Appraised st SS75.
GEO. H. WYMARI,
L. Il. GOODWIN, Master COmm'r.
Pltii1s Atty. mays:Soi
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KT0TIOE.-A. WHITING, A EoE-REsI.
IN dent OF the State Of Ohio, wiz take notice
that the Cleveland, Painesville & Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the 9th day of May,
1852. file a 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 several sums on accounts
OF Sl49 20, Sl6s, and $50 10, amounting in total
to the sum of 1913 90, with interest thereon from
March s. 1862, for charges and transportation Of
certain three lots barrels OIL carried and convey
ed over and upon said COmpany's Railroad from
GiFard 70 Cleveland, o., and there at the latter
place delivered by said company for said defen-
dant, AZ his request, that the SAID 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 company prays Judgment against the
said A. Whiting, defendant, in the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars and sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, 1862.
And the said A. Whiting is notified that he is
required TO appear and answer said petition on
or before the 28th day OF june, 1862, or judgment
will be taken against him by default.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Attorneys for g. p. & A. r. r.
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.CrLTIHATInN OF CnrroH


ne ezPsrfnents IN Cotton eltIflsrs arc of
ctrg gredt IjrOnliss. ComnSneihc fn Ittit1ds
SO deg. 80 Hlia. (ass Nilftocn on tis Brdnch,
aad Assumption on fhs Alqfn Lsne), tts Con-
tie perfection of ftfs f5fs- A seftlcr hQrfng
q family Of yOuB1 chfldren, c1R turn fhelT
youth ~ lGb0r 70 O most prot 7ta5ls dcc0uBtSo
hts gTegfh dBd PegSeeti0a Of fhts Plaaf.
Ih6 0tQ0r0us ezerftOns nOt9 making 20 oo-
tain q slfDDls Of Feyia5zs seed suftsd 70 ths
regisireReatl e ne s0il Of IlEin0fs, dcill, e e
hSPeds sPead.ly gfgs sgDselelf dnoiiht %
Pt1nf q grsdt ofsddth ef land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES
Is The crest resources 6fths State, in Coaf, Iron,
Lad, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
arrival Of enterpfiHlng and energetic men 1ccus-
tened to convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads intsrseet the whole STATE. s115,-
oOQ, 900 have been invested n oomplsting the
great network that links every part Of the state
into t1mediat8 connection with the gufro oundiug
States and the difecteE th0rolEhiarsa of com
merce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Fraverses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As is name imports, the RaLlr0ad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on el-
theF side Of the road along its whole length lie Z
the lands offered Tor sale. 7 - ='l =
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS
From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pahy Oilers, it Is not surprising thai Il should
have already disposed Of ,800, 200 acres Of land
Il Is now selling at the rate Of 5000 acres per
week. The population along the line has trcbled
In ten years, and Is now si4, ,sel. The Company
sell to actual cultvators, and eTsrg contract con-
laihs an agreement 70 cultivate.
CITES, TOWNS, Markets, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Dep5ts On the ComPa,,
nys Railroad, giving about one every seEen
miles. Cities Towns and Villages are Ii,lated
at convsnient distances throughout he whole
route, where every desirable commodity nay Be-
found IS readily Is n the Oldest cities Of the
Union, and Ehsrs buyers are tq be met fsr all
kinds Of farm produce.
H EDUCATION.
iLecnanacs and working men win hnd the free
school system encouraged By the state, and en-
dOWed with large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live 10 sight Of the school,
the college, the church. and grow Up with the
prosperity Of The leading State b tas Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that it equals the most faFof-i
ed descriptions that have ever besn- given q ls;
but let any careful observer visit It, and he viii
inform you that the half has not been told of the
advantages Il offers for immediate oecupaeon
and Immediate returns. The farmers Of The Fast
ern and Middle States, and Canada. are moving
70 Illinois in great numbers; and Il Is believed,
that II these surprising advantages we're made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population Of over-eroWded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of he
AnoSisase- -
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THR nRnTNARY YIEIn

Of Corn Is from 50 to so bushels per acre. Cat
lie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il is
believed that section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Rarmlng than the Pral-
ries Of Illinois, & 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
leiih, q distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14I miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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 Pennsylvanla,
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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OATs, RARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHRAT,
AGRICUITURAL PRODUCTg

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1s6. was estimated at 85 600 900 bushela
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140, ,0O0-
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWhsat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bees, Tobacco, Cotton. Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 90 70 swell
the vast aggreente Of production In This fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
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CLIAIATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor ss on these
deep, rich, lo3my soils, cultivated with So much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. Is
we'll adapted 70 Winter
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STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommoR
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kinds OF Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, Sc, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for Others 70 enter
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7TIHE BEST AhYIFIUIAL HELP
EoFHE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
PIANO TUNING.

OLIVIER p. HANKS, -
Professional Plano Forts Tun-
sf. All orders left 8, the Music tote 70 ~
Of :. Brainard 4 Co. 205 superior stseft, vii b
promptly Attended g. may9
DIANOS ATUNED.-L. -
F.pIEROE, Pfoies5ienai Tuner
PlanO1 tuned and ropalred. ~ "
- Orders len at q. sHAR'S MUSIC 8TOREl
10. EUCLID STREET., viii he promptly attendao
70 lae@is' Z ~ u v PlNf''a
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George Presley, Piaintins In the Court Of Common
against I Pleas UnyahogR Co.
Norman Q B1DEasiRdl DsisRdlsats Ss = For Relief
TOMAS q. HEARTT. PHILIP
O T Heartt, Philander Bennett Hsnrisfta Ben
nett, james 3 Grinith, samuel N Calender, T. 8.
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee IN BANKRUPTCY
John b. Macy, deceased defendants in the sbove
titled action and residents Of the State OF Ohio
are hereby notified that on the 80 day Of April A. D.
ls62 said plaintiffs filed In the Office Of the CLERK Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
themselTes in tbs posssssion Of the loIioWing de
scrbed real estate, TO wit: situate In the County Of
OF The city Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the City of ohio, and is known sub lots numbers
"a ~, Eg, SsS and ~, N bioef = Of me BlIaio
possession ever since September, 1883 that on and
prior TO the l4th day OF July said lots were owned
Benjamin. r Tyler, Grifflh P. Grrfith, sbeldsn
| Thompson, PhilAnder Bennett, William H. Rich
WinsOw, John B. May, and samuel N. calender,
that said lIh day OF July, 1857, said parties 50
| iiTered to aid Norman o. BALDWIN aeed thereof,
that the 18th day Of pril, 1888, said Norman 2.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lots to Frederick Bald
wins who on or about the lIth Gay Of september,
1865 duly conveyed tbs same TO these platnthss that
under said deeds Of oonveyanoe said Norman U.
Baldwin, Frederick AldWin and said plaintiffs have
respectively been IN the exclusive possession Of said
lots ever sinoe the 18th day Of July 1881, that said
deed thereof executed and delivered TO Norman o.
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
was sOaetime after its delivery to said Norman U.
Baldwin, lost or accidentally destroyed and has NOT
title Of said plaintiffs TO said lots Is clOudedS ald the
deeudntB appear Of record to have some interest In
and 20 said lots Whereas in scs they have no inte-
rest whatever. The petition prays decree con.
hrmi9g their title to said lots snd excluding said
required to said petition BY the l4th day
Of June 1861 or the same Will be taken confessed
and a decree rendered Aeecordi3g5y Dvsr1s
/
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The patrons Of Union Hall and the public In gen.
ersl WiliBlsass take notice that We nov oering
the greaf}B. Bargains 30
SPRING Il SUMMER CLoTHLNG,
at greatly reduced priees, at a- 7-tl- al ...H
1.s ~ + ISAAC a. IsAAOs' -b ass
AAGN1FICERT UNION HALL,
Eplbi Agaucg Ior ne sale Of HinEor'U UelSbrtod
ssVing 4nohineai strong's Patont Army Trunks
ane etofr . AutoT1aton Freshman l1aToa ia.
uosner Of AlBion ard BuleEioF EtFceea.saf sH
- LOlL lul- EoR I'll -llAELs. ~
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! REAL ESTATE.

" ESTEHN LIND. f).e--H. s.. LIZA
W TEl, % the is15 lfsl of LlttlsI 9 Tis71- =
eo1lsanfly On hand largo quantity of dno rrTInra
Land % l-Rl, Mi1oJlgi1 and Missouri 10 trcf1Tsa
% clI O countfT feai egint1, uF psTanni 1rof q o.
Ql2e vita kcu1o 5slninHI. Mirhls Eiock. scrs
Fi1F gtFart rS--ia.-i
T YMBA hIE9LE. . ~ 77 -77''ab
7 g11eiia ussl,rs asi lal cf
B X al ES ia TE. sEss
kespa Erelt VaYieig of Farm1 nd uitr ProrsFt,
.of sale or Rent, Also, choio1 tarulng Lanf,I ~
Als-l.-l Alltloiaf " hl,lll- Aull sa4 -lll1fzrI
ql-0taos Aa. eAtFst1r Baliiilg, ulsIsland, q. a.
ID EAlIa lGSTArH-l-H N. kGfl1s l1r
~ taaglsIlI q ihs lI1roi llttls 3 Ksgi.j ~
ser q eqlstlof ,lEoss ale r4pl sg5ele, 4ld h47
Hlluonsln and Eiesoufl5 % eEdalnge ~ city ~
saantsL 5efsl a.2 leL ~ tipaf q 7els7sF1 Or
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. !

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fEom to 6Eesks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity, Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 116 niles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raidng portion Of
the State H ~
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SUGAR-UOATHD-PUBEI VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Oheap5lt, eEd most reliable Family
Medicine IN use. More used than any ether kind.
Prics q oentB-3I Pills IN q box. Sc 0irculer1.
aE-SOId By Strong q ArmHtrpnR, Benton Bsoz
and retail at l6I ontario street. cleveland, o. b.
10 @. G. HORHIBf
General Agent for
rOhio, Michigan and Indiana,
and b. all Druggists IN the country.
NORRIS'
ARABIAN CONDITION. POWDERS;
The bsst and cheapest remedy for many ofthe dis
HORsRs, OATTLR & SHHRP
nov in use 50 SAYS every one who has ueed them.
Iai-Sse Oircular6. tod by Strong 8 AfmgtrOng,
retail by thS Proprietor, at 161 Ontario st. DlsVo-
land Ohio. GAIA G. - AOhhles
And By all Druggists IN the oophtrT. a., nriS 81
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1s9s' s's5''jIllE! jIIllE!IEslFrrr TB,AkTEg,,.'

SENATE OHAE1ER, o., April 5th, 1851.
s sfDr,l - Q. zAHEn-Honorad Sir. have made 3
thorolt6 trial of fhs OtIstio Pills len me 81 your
Eqeut and have been oufed By thefn Of tho dreadful
rhsuunhtiSIn under which ho tound ne aufering,cr
Tbs Hrst dose ralieVed me- and. o few subReQuont
Otas gHtirsiy removed the diseases fsel 10 better
heath now than for some yaarP before which at.
Piils. lI-i FOurs vita gre1tq egpecti y-1 Ec
-''-r..ti ~ -l-- LOCUS 3. lEE0ALE.ii
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STOVES IHD TIH-WIRE.

/ TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOYE
having during the past Winter been iu,DroFed q
/ nov undoubtedly the BEST stove On TIE q srket
ltg baking, Roasting aud Broillng properties are
uneEcal lticnlble, and Ia ecgnoET of Fuel It o un-
PARALLEL; WITH Us new patent Erata 4 viii barn
loal - We'll q wood most admirably, the Ofen be-
lng thorougn y YPnellated e will produce larect
and haalthy baks, equal 70 that OF q Bakorr Hriet
oven koaltln7 and Teasing q done bsfdra tns
open ures and bfoiilnR over live Goals the hslTtn
- common gan1e dlcfata8. lt q manufactured lII
tbs city, aud ths material used and ths Workmnrs-
satlliaefon g all e. hnndrecs Of boualkselsIl IN
this city and surrounding country, Who afo daflP
using the Stove, vii testiiY. r 1
Ths AoFErq Stcr C0oEl7 SouS
e Z new aud dasirsbie pattern, which, with viri
y Of Others make cur stock comploAa. ~ - o.
have on hand great varsity Of PaFl0r Cookihr9n1
otner nearing Stoves sor sale at reduced prices.
.e are eon1tAntlg supplied With ell tho newest 4
most 1eauHl1l styles Of - =
ENAMELED GRATEs.
Also-an Of tie most useful artisiss of
+ hoiiis tlgEi1hi,g Good, Rsiis 4 FdEllS - Fssi,
We are irsl receiving the Iafest fmprr -
1lHD "a Is Which are offered for 80 ~ 49,
e5teaen lrlce1 We mannilctur la' e.r--.-..1 -
l9r SAFE ~ Wholesale or rBaii, Allt -sot
91 = laln end lapaned Tin Copp = -rf sb.sf I-o1
Mare We oner the almost enf -, 1.-,sf ~ -si-
ONE PRICE. .SYSTRNIl
All hc lseEssPar ..nd thoss Who contsmsIat-r
~, ne 70 { of mankind % aFa TldIf
eo.siil uiisa e. = call baiort purc halin elssuhsrl
antsod a. he stove snd eSa & Frleorir5i of
.r- .-4rr-s ". L MARHIH, 1nd
marss No, 50 south side Pub. SaEare. -
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John Smell, Plaintiff, I
vs..
Charles WinaloW, e. the Court Of Common Pleas,
RRsignee OF RsuUin q.
Hunt, for the bsneht Cu7ahOga OounLy, o.
Of the creditors OF o.
q. SsxtoD, DefenGa
NOTlCE.-U. @. SEXTON, oFTHa
IN state Of Michigan, will take Notice tSat John
s. ell did, on the 27th day Of hOVember, A. d. 1851
ole his petite 10 g. court OF ommon Pleas win
IN and tor the ounty Of uuyAhogs, and state Of
ohio, against tbs said CHARLES WinslOW a8 assignee,
&c. setting rth that be has q i'm BRainBt the
estate Of T. said h g. aunt for the sum Of 500,
interest frOm OCTOBER 2ith, 1856, ana &34l, and
said assignment was q fraud Oa the other cre1it1m
Of said Hunt, and pral leg that the assignment B.
e. Hunt to hsrles RinBlpU be Jared & enure
the equal b'neht Of all the creditors Of The said
aunt aud BY leaVo of Count thu said q. Sexton y
mEde q party defendant 70 said suit. And that Gaid
U. O. Esxrcn 10 required to appear sud answer said
petition Oh or bef re thu thiid Saturday aier the
30th d , OF May next. .A
J.H. OHIDEsTEB,
Aprii I9 ls67:ssg Plaintiff Atty.
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Tho above are all from persons who arc publicly
known who're they reside, End Who would DOT make
these ttatement6 without Q thorough ponEiotsOn
= 'PRRPARRB By J. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist LoWolls Mass.
And G. W. OLABK, aud By all Druggists and
Dealers On Medicine syorgVheFe
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MEmCH.

sr a5BEmCfL.,55s. 5.3s 3. l.5s s.st
NlHIIf 81 SIS
ls4
l1Ss ,slStEtIs(l tSS
Oa1 Rssdlst DSli1Ft iaF51sIe8IfI
HEHINAIi WRAKNES
o. gFHnEkFol1l91A.
9 1EEt So, AnD tafOI RB D J
GURHQ o- Taa-
tftsr An other Treatmeal Fslslf
DR., A. GIBSON, n.a-. ,
Formerly o. HqW York CITY WI paZ Qna HEn.
ne above named dlsssss5, Hs Will ~ the ANA
ne United SfStss tleAt. tAe Iams diIsaslI VIZ
AfssT many year d iSboriouI Stuay ana. sr.sFi.
S5SsoS is q 1Siorta1 X 80 ~ - - = !
IyFisn Of trsstmelt for th8 I'D + sfI--f ~ 81
:, SID. Z. A5P I'D. PIlRlIAEHHT, 0gEH
PRIVATE DISEA6ES 4t
With an bed sasges arising there1cnl, inoluglng q
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PHDsTRATIDE.-
y ' sI 7S 5uid. 81 s = spRs s z y ss 5o1 i % S
loli1tyloi Bhyaieinu1i Eho Ifol % tTe18 Al IrEals
Iaaladiss gith Saeeesl and Without EseaiEinE tha
D.. GIBsOE dos5 n5sboaat thal hs ne nsnbsF o.
Bono Cnla7s n London Or Rarilr aI perhn11 EcIsf
oth7rs DO of me purpose q anGnaf1F The Innocent
and Who hold out TfdAe d lioul never 70 be ~
alilsd. Blt what Dr. GIBSON night boalt9o3 B.
thiE, khat he 3 abs % flVo Qntire EatiIrtion e
thols who fsDos5 d5nss n hi5 shity and inBsF.
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don Or PARA on any Detens madciRe 70 eqQai iof thf
radical cure 81 zen hal Weauellr ana all di1osl o
ssIlng.ms1tl, both nsnlal snd Bhylioali aEilinf
DT. GIBSON aiso sisI6.5 j5g al ass lFs,sashstb,
lollUuing 1dvGn tar1s ogts u gtae7I ~ 1lcc4cfot
and lFHf ths aas "a ussd sTs a. 20 Foe go d11Eefs
shioi ha uEel no relies q the DARK aGe1l rloh lr
HH1lIgs R1f a1y oiesr tslsieEioql drufs l.e2naly
u ha EeatmsRt positive eAt oertasn n aH caaEf
H8 gtrndl Dlrala - 60 Into any Dlblio Or lriHEts
hoguItal i tEe BNltad STATES euo oelnal1tfete the
imnalna gupsrierity Of hil rev tFeasaens over ang
other loW known q tbe world il Poi1t oi prompt
nerT, RaFpaasacTf il1ncsls llet3 aaa eonVunisnes
%. SfBso = ysztssssdIly IoSs.s d ul5ysS5al
sud ha1 during the FaTi tVo yeazI pczoruiod r15rF
SursI oi als1tes which had ~ FdlFIf rulirta1 ~
Other modc7 81 tEl1tIlal Eelsrc1cs esu - aIr-fc
ndiFiddall of Sc Arlt lpooiabiitY In OeTaland
HcItoul ~ l41rii A1l other citilz n rarari -
lau and tnteTrltg IN AL NFn 1Eoaal trsnrncfor7 =
1TgDsjllai tana11 -llns 4oTofalE and Al nhrosIT
diseases trealed with H11aEioF uucoelI
.9 9ee.ns 55es 2 any p1rt % tes osahtzy o.
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DR.. GIBBON
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Omee-us Seneca s., 8 Nv doors from Superior,
Ia. p's sssE. lE.E e z ana nSp 80 s,asss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
8 q D = PuRsUaNT

M ASfER = ) a j. e. PURSUANT
4l4L 70 the command OF dsorotsi der OF sale
from tbs Court OF 70 nmOn Pleas OF Uuyahoga coun-
~, ~ the suit Of Edward Shde against Henry kin
ner, 20 me directed slhu eEp9's Tor sale et public
auntion, ct the door Of he COURT uOusa 10 the Oty
Of Cleveland on the nlnetseoth day Of Nay 1854 -
three O'Clock N, he following dsaor bed ira
lot Of land, situate IN Brooklyn township Cur RhO-
ga county, Ohio, aud known bubdivisiot | { No.
tWO hund cd and forty-BiX, IN Hiram stones add
zion 70 ohio City and OleV land com pOsed Of part OF
original lots 3 hity-three and aixty eight, 10
Brooklyn Township. apprsised At $50
HENRY y. ABBEY,
PAM 3 WADE, MasIer U0mm'r.
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