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MORNING LEADER.
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IN
ELIF0UIE AIpEe TUE PpSlFIr4i'
sasV9Iin the Siitor7 6f me Repnblissa Fe
p.fblish'tEs folloNins gen, cut fEom q oaun'
frF nagHPapsri Does any one know The
6IthsIfflo q is osaid s.a printed copy We.
tolnd ia he pocket Of = volunteer Who died
"a camp On the Potomao \.
sAll quist along ths PotomaO,n they say
,,s.Except nos and then stray picket
rsfhos g he1Walsf ,oa his beat 20 ana tro'
~ 'asyll leman hid in the. thtekel a..
IT'S nothlng-a private Or tRal lSls ~ tnsAf
= WI not count IN the news Of ehel lbaliloi
l1os an ol1tffs f5stz-otly enc 81 t1e men
Moaning out ~ alone, the dean rettls9
An opi,t sl5n ( bs Potomac to-higdt,
? FFhere tie G5idisrs lie peaoefully dreaming
TheiE tsas AZ he rays Of the clear autumn
.,DrsfS if'.l.t Of tbe vgutohdres, aFS glsaming
A sremulops sigh a. the gentle night wind
q llfhioufh the forest ltafta slowly 90 creeping;
N'hHe he stArs up aboEe' with their ghteFine
Keep Saard-for the army is siesping
97erss only the sound OF the lone sentry's tread
~ be tramps from the rock % the founteipl
ARd thinka ol he two on the low iEunaie pea'
far away "a TIE cot en- the mountain;
Hil muslZet falls slnek--his face, dark ana grimi
Grows gentle with memories tender, VI
al0e 1utters . prayer for The c1ileftn Ssieei'--- =
Fer their mother, may Heaven deisnd hef' "
he noon seems to shine as brightly as then,
q lhat uight when tie love Fei upapoken lis..
Leaped up % bis lips, and when low maiAnuLa
i.tlu NoEa7l a r. InRfl e.
VFere pledeed, 70 be ever unbFokeni
Then draWllf bis sleeve roughly ever ha eyes
Re dnshe8 "a tesrU thar are yelling
lU6ll 1efs hu guu q -. lR % Die fl-sei
Aslf % keep down the heart swelling
He passes ne fountain, the blasted pine tree,
Ksf onward hs goes thFossh ths broad BELT Oi
ere1 aliqht, ralAf y
,I61lrds tie shades Of q forest % dreary.
HsFk Vas It the nightWind that Fustied the
le1VeN
WA it ths moonlishfso Fondrously hashingl
It looked like ride-0Ha MARY, good bgeP'
And the life blood Is ebblng and pllshing.
An quiet along the Potomac 70 night,
No sound save the rush Of the river
While Uoft falls The dew on the noe of the dead
TAe pieket's on duty, forever.
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ALBERTT. sLADE,
aDrI :9s5 4Ca Attorney for Plaintiff


MASFER'S SALE.-PURSUANT TO
lNl the command Of decretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga
Comfy Ohio, At the suit of Perry p. DaWley
eAaAuat Llluiulou V z7enlfStl Auu UIIGTEJ nv
directed, shall expose for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day of Nay, 1852, at 10
O'Clock A. N, the following described premises
Situate in the township of Brooklyn, being mum
Der 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
ahoga, and Is known by the following descrip-
ton, and is bounded as follows: As city lot mum
Der 131 In the Taylor Farm allotment, so called
in City Of Ohio, nov 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 six feet front on Clinton street For
more particular description reference may be had
to said plat on record; be the sans more or less
but subject to all legal highways. Appraised at
81 500. ls LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COm'r,
PALMER DENNIS, Plff's Attys.
Auril II 1s82;9g7
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M ASTERS 5 L E.-Pursuant 70 the
INA command of a decretal order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, st the suit Of Allen II. Wood and others
against Alonzo Miller and another, 70 me direct
ed, shall expose TO sale Rt the door Of the Court
House IN the City Of Cleveland, In said County,
on the It'll day Of June, 1852, at 2 O'Clock T. NJ
the following described lands and tenements, TO
Wit Situate In the township Of Ghagrin Falls, In
the county OF Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
Chagrin Falls village, beginning IN the centre Of
Front street at the north east corner Of 9 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 east six CHAINS; thence south eighty six de-
grees sixty links to said Bells east line; thence
north twenty five degrees and fOrtY-fYe minutes
west i've chains and eighty hnks to the beginning
being the same land decided March 17th Ia54 to
AlOnzo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife. Ap-
praised at 500. GEO. II. WYIAN,
q. +. BLAKESLEE, Master COmmif.
Plt'fs Atty. may&S9I
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BARRERInG,

nATR DRESSING AND sHAH'
H lEQ INBTrTUTICd.-WM. ,. Al-.l11tli
af 1 = rooan1, under ne Amerioani - pia = -
oommodaao III Gu ~ ffcl ~ ~ -
abls Workmsl. A salaEste room ieE laa 19-l
ANEW BARRIER SH0Pi--y. IS.
IN HFN1)1BgOU a o., have gf91ea . -r5o1-
fEl lI1ltl,a ahpsnl undeE Eeolll- = -
Hat EsQr8, EuparioT Itreeii q ygo Y eaeel lou
nj fcF RShfIlilg. EleT hele . net ~ thaar o1
~ ~ n ~ NV olsl q NJ = lll-.el p
nEoF IN Wiia tse4 saa - sd .esltisiI
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OPTICAL.
L. n. sOL0NOEsON,. /.

PFaeteal asd SeieHtifc Opaeiqs,
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most improves
kinds Of GPEOTAOLE5. All hiB Glasses, Whethoi
or near or lnr sighted are ground under MS OWE IN
spectO1, bY machinerT Of q neW construction, Will
tne 7rogles cara . q 70 salt ne e7oe u A cases
curing eaknel8, DiEzlne1g OF In dlElnlatloh Of tn
Eyes, and impartins stFsngth for long reading o
dne sewing. = 81. .Il l..---..
Mr.. SoL0H0N80N would here inform the pablo thai
he never employs any one In the sale Of his Lenses
9 Also, splendid assortment Of SPY gLAesAe
ul0k0SOOPE8, includioR OHAI0p3 EAyAlr
hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYEs inserted without pain
nl perfect e natural.
0fiI0S-Ho. 10 Superior st. under the Amsricsu
aotaL apr2
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.M0TIOE-THR, UNDERSIGNED HAS
u been. dely sPpointed Exsodtof q the lssl Wal
and ztelfenp q has a 0rc1Ant late Of Quyahoea
county Ohio -deoeasods-All -FaFB0ns INDEBTED 10
the estate are Toqullted % make immediate Bay-
Dents and those having claims against the rsu1ol
VII pre- IL fhem 70 the undaEHigned for all0Wancs.
Aas AAAQli l5loH AT, 11eo1toF.
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esUG -OOATED-FuR ely -FIsaETABLE
The Oldest, Cheapest, and muat rsiisble Family
ltPri0s 3 eentslLSl Pills IN box! Sc Ofrcalars
nalag-3old b. Btrong 4 ATEstrUngi B8nfoui Bros.
aRdFetail g 16l 0ntaFio street. glsgslsadi Orb
GenEfai AGENT f6f
lnai Ohio Miehiaan An d INDIANA,
and b En Dragsisti Il ths o5aptFy. ln
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STOVES AHD TIR.W kRE..
TIE DESPATCH COOKING gF0KE

TIE DESPATCH COOKING gFOTE
| Having CurfnR the psst Winter, been Improved, a
I now undoubtedly the BEST SsnF5 10 tfo = aragt-
I la BAKING Roagting and BroiliRg pro1artIel afa
uneIce ptcnable, and In economy Of Euel {. y N
l parllldt; win ii7 nov raee1t greta it E1l 11l1
Goal a. veil ag wood most admirably; the OFon BE-
I ln9 thorouraly ventilated it ElI rrol1c8
and healthy bake equal 20 that q Bakers Brick
/ oven; Roasting and TOa8ling a done bsl1s1 tlu
open 1res and brolliaG oTer live coa1 on the naftn
e common sense dictateg. 10 Do nan ulicflEal m
shig cltg aud tbs matdrlal used and tn1 Auf1l4n- :
ship Of the begs quality; nuallgs Is gives ra1l
s4tisiaction 20 an hundrec1 Of hola1E1ale-l IN
thitcity aad Surrounding cquntrfi W1o 40 callI
uGing the Stove, viii testiG.
FAs Horsigg StT C5oEieg SioVs,
la nav and gesirabis pattern, Ehicn, with Fsr8-
fg 81 ofher9, riaks our stock complete. We a'Io
hnv8 On hand Eradt Fsri1tT q tari1f lQoEi1G 1ad
othsr heating stoves for sale as reduced p-loa8.
ilfs are constantly aupDliad vi 3 81 the newest 8
most tssutifui styles Of
KIN A NJ u LIZ D G BA HES,
AIso-sli Of tho most usslui artIslss o.
Hotss FiEHishilg Good, Rails 4 FiEulaE 1a1is
We are Just receiving the latest improFf style Of
BIRD "a rs, which aIs offered for sale at the l5f-
est caEh priceI. Nc naualactura lafsaiT rlf tsl1
for eao 81 Whos5aiq OF retail, All tRs Vario1a articles
q tlain and Japaled Tin. Copper aHl szse5 l1on
Nara We o1ar the almost endless TaristT Fl g1gdl
IN our line l0i sale tn lowest cash prca1l O ne
0NR PRICE SYSrEal
~ Al Houseksspar and thos1 Who contru1lato
House Keeping, the 70 Of fluanEind, are most
poriiallT inYited 10 cali before pulchasing o
and i1l Sc i2r themasiTsa a1d 7stililctiol i guE-
autsed ffa atoFa and 6ira EnpoFium of
-- W. L. MARVIN,
marll No. SO south Side Pub. square.
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NEASTBR OOMMTSSTONER,S

TWT q = y . WITH LDJLOIlA lALI .
lNL eALE.-PurHuant to an order Of sale to me
qlrcted NroEl the court o. OOumOn pleAs ilr fY ~
hogA Comfy in the State Of Ohio, IN Al action
therein pending, wherein Samuel Hayman Is plain
til and Henry G.. Abbey administrator Of the estate
Of Robert Parks, deceased, and others, defend
anil5 vii s1pole fog aae II public aEotion, q the
door the court House In said couRty on the 7ith
day Of May 1882 commnnoinR Rt O'Clock p. n, the
following described lots Of land Bituats In the city
OF Cleveland In said county, being In the Buffalo
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5mitn Lilly, PPpf,

smith LElyg tPPh,
vs.. In Ouyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and fCOurt of Common Pleas,
PENDANTS.
r OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, is hereby notified that on the 10th
day of February, A. ID. 1852, said plaintiff fled
his petition in the Clerks Qfce of said Court of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom l.. Foot is indebted TO plRin-
tif on judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of sI3s s5, fcosts of suit
S, ,I0) with interest; that on the 18th of Decem-
Der, 1852 q transcript of said judgment was died
in said Clerks Office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi-
ses, belonging to said Ransom l., Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
the east, south and west by the east, south and
west lines OF said lot No 81; and on the north by
lands owned and set OF to Emiline Foot, con
tanning fifty two acres and twenty-eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom l.. Foot, on the 23d day
Of April, A. D. 1858, executed and delivered 70
said Lovias Foot mortgage deed of said prsmi-
ses TO secure the payment Of two notes, one for
SIG 90 in one year and another nete for S253, 10
in two years from said 2Sd day of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatished on the record
in Recorder Office Of said County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid and that neither
said LOVias Foot or his assigns haVe any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage indebt
edness WhereupOn plaintiff prays that the pri-
ority of liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought in to Court
for distribution.
SAID defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the S1st day of May, A. ID. 1862, or in
default. this aVerment of said petition as to him
Will be taksn asaconfessed.
ALBERT I. SLADE,
fnrP plaintiff
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MIAsTERs -sALE-Pursuant .to n

MASTERS S AL E-Pursuant to the
lyA command Of decretal order ofsale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuYahOga
County, at tne 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
Ith day of june 1862, at O'Clock P. M, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements- Situate In
the County Of Cuyahoga, and known and de-
scribed Is follows: Commencing at the north east
corner Of lot thirty-One in q A. Bliss allotment
IN the village OF Chagrin Falls; thence along the
east line of said lot at right angles with Orange
street 70 point two feet beyond the south east
corner Of said .ot thirty one thence westerly par
sllel with Orange street thiFty-tiVe feet; thence
nOrtherly at right angles with Orange street to
sad Orange street; thence to the place of begin
ning being the whole Of lot thirty and piece
ten feet of the side OflOt thirty and being thirty
i've 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 at 1875.
GEO, H. WYMARI,
L. E. GooDW1N, Master Comna'r.
Pltff7s Atty. mayG39I
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REAl ESIIIE.
WESTRRN I,AND,--.H. ri,

D
"ESTERN Ian D.---H III. LII
ug III. d lie lsts .rl 81 Ll.i. Z Ksys1, 8
65lsladtIE % bard ala go .l5l.Y % al1 lllEl
T--7lf n F-V7n. NlIccn1in and 1Icuri 20 GrchE1fH
~ 49, - county, tll c1tzl1. 81 saflcIa ltI ii
2As' ", T'1 - Pc 2sie
n YMAN LITTLE aa s1ai
u.sfrh
BE Al SIS 4 A TH
Ess1I rco1t Vacl1l7 Of Barns ana llitT Pf5rsIn
loF Sale or Rent. Al1oi ehoica inrninT EardI -
HTlrhiFan. TilfnciI, WiEcunIlnl LcEa sd rcr1F
Odc8 Ao.6 AtE1tsE tllldinG, CigEslald o.
ID EAL ESIATE---G. N. kH, -.
~ fFJasFlv 81 tha Er1i o. Ll.lla q Edt,l i ~
55laiI ~ Raai l7tatc l.ae - hQ1la'r l1cI--coI-
~ II fioF Is-att and E11ul oIurra ~ 4 rI11
rfrrfIT - - r1Tzrai ft1r1sTf - 'l--i
1nalltg d flFglllf Lsats II ~ l..lsl b I69s-
9i1lonIl1 7rL1 EIll1rit . cl1Il1 - IrI 1.rI1 a1r
r1TntlT Hrcl1rtTs also i1f lll Ei1tf Cd r171rT1t
fisFlIi7. Rlrs Gls1 ~ q ae1111
inad1 11n 81 111sfs sdT- Eat1t sslsH
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John Smell, Plaintiff,
Court Of Common Plsas,
CHyGhoga County, o.

John Smell, Plaintiff,
Charles Winslow, as the Court Of Common Plsas,
Hunt, ioT the b.1sat CuyahOga OOun,y,O.
Of the creditors Of o.
y. Sexton, Defendant
NOTIOE.-U.O @. SEXTON, oFTHa
IN state of Michigan, will take notics that John
5nel did on the 27th day Of HOTember, A. d. 1851,
nls hi8 pettion IN tdo Court OF ommon Piaag with
Ohio against ne said Charles insioW 8 aSiignes,
&c. setting rth that he has el i'm against ths
estate Of TIE said Il. e.. Hunt for the sum Of 500
I!R SSas s ISL S saS sad hs
said assignment was fraud on the other creditors
q. Hunt to S,harlos WinSioE bS eeciafed q enarS
the equal brent Of alt the creditors Of the said
msde ISrty deiendsnf 70 said sun, And thSt Said
U. o. sexton s required 70 appear and answer said
petition OF befJTe tbs thild SATURDAY. Rfier ths
'''- N-' ~ i'- J.H. oHIDEsTEB,
"a prti ls, lss2:ssa Plaintiffs ATTY.
M ASTER'S s AIrE.-PURSU-
INl ANT to the command ofa deorstal order q
9eRntgi at the Ealt 0f The glsEelana and Mah9nins
hniiroad Company against Isaac L. hsFiti
public anclsoa. ht the d50s offhs E6ufi H6nso, IN
the City Of OlsToiand, on the nineteanth day Of
soribed parcels ofland, situate In the Oty Of OsVs
!aDdl county OF Ouyahogai and state o. Ohie, 1nu
90 eSllzd ksTWin Pf5pdiY in ssid Oily q 6s7slasd
Parcel No. /. Lot No. nisoon ofsaid uubdivi.lor.
Appraised at q 900.
Parcel So. 3 Lot No. sixteen % said gubdiVi1-
ion. Apprai1gd e. $500.
iParoai Nos Lot No. seventeen Of aid tubdlvi1.
lon. Appraised ct $1,000.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of naid EubdlVIa-
ION. Appraised dt tid0e.
Parcel No. 5, THIS westerly part Of lot 10 nina
tesn o. said gubdigigon, bounded northarlV noufh.
erly and westerly By theiot lines, and Oalfsriy b
the centre Inns Of brick wall nearly paFailsi rlfh
herWin street and about lortE-gaVenI iset diItant
3outheaEteFlY thgrefrons Appraised &c G7.n1
Parcel No. s. The eastsrly psrt Of lot 10. nine
teen Of sid snbdiysi3n, boundd n5fthsTlT, easter
u and gouthsrly by the lot linag, and W6lsrlT b
tbs centre line Of brick wall nearly nrrsiieF sfh
Me1Ein gtreqt and about forty-ssysn BET distant
6outhoestoElI therelreIn. Agrrailad 81 Gloa
~ LfH HENRY g. ~, rn1tor CoumiE.
RAaFEIs BAokUs NoHEE, Att0FnoTI.
Aprl - leslz
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MAsEERs sALE-PURsUAET TO
lNl the command of decretal order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County at the suit Of Francis Granger against
Michael Mayer, % me directed, I shall expose
tor sale, ct public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the I2th dsy Of
1lsY, q 3 O'Clock P n, the following described
RI l9sS pElsip of dleburg
viz. Part Of LOT number one in Section twenty
one, in said township, and bounded north by the
center OF Rocky River, east BY the east line of
said lot west by the east liue Of 25 acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east line prolonged to
lands contracted 70 one 3 Baldick, and on the
sOlth by said Baldiokis lands, and is5upposed to
contain forty acres, % be determined By survey.
Appraised ct $500. -
F,7a'rt7rI LEWIS ". FORD,
81. ADREWs, Pits Atty. - =
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q FROM s. 10 30 PER ACRE.
CULTTFATI0N OF oOTT0E.

CULTIVATION or COTTON @
Tie egpeFin5ents 5n Cotton ot,Le.Fs Gns of I
ssry great P10Fnfss- Commencing n Lgtiflsds
md Assusn Utioqi on he al1i1s Lfnsl. fis C85Ii
P1Rg 0l9ns thousands Of Gerss 1Cszf ddapied %.
The perfection Of tltS f6Hs. A ssttisr hlClItg
a fdlatky 81 young eifidnsi, o1n mn flVsir
goutsfat A7oor . q most PT27 td5i5 deoo11ss sn /
has gr9tgtk and perfection of tlis plant.
The GSgorolfs eserti0Es noag zsQkiaG % o6-
tain q supply Of reliable seed sl5ftsd % fts
rsQatrs1isnts Of the 50fk0f IIEiH0is, l0flZ, fti8
h9pedf 8peedly 0tge SUFFICIENT Guoafnt =
Plant q gregt 6reodtt Of Eaad.
hHNENG AND ALANUFACTURE5.
The great resources ofthe State, IN Coai, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Fotfers Clay, Limestone, Sandstone
&c, &c, are almost untouched; they swat the
arrival OF euterprising and energetc men accuI-
toned 20 convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads ntersect the whole Stats. s115,-
600, 900 have been Invested n completing the
great network that Inks every part 81 the sflte II
into immediate connection With the surroundinF
States ana the directsst thoroughfaTea o. com
meree- ssEe8 ~ 20 -|
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILR0AD
FrzEerses the whole length Of the stats, non
the banks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio As is name inporfs, the Rallr01d
runs through the centre 0f The state, and On e.
o.
the lands offered for sele.
To ACTUAL SETTLES.
From he unpfe5scensed sdvants.ss this Con-
pany offers, L Is not surprising thai & should !
have already disposed Of 8o0, 900 acres Of Iaud.
It's now selling at the -rste 5f 900 acIls per 81
week The population along the hne has sreblad
IL ten years, and IS now sl4 s91- The Company
sen to acinal cnltVators, and aqerr confra1tcols
tains an agreement 70 cultivate, sf..-
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTs.
There are Ninety Eight Depofs On the Compa- /
ny's Railroad, gigi1g sbout one every ssTsn I
miles, Cities, ToFna and Villages are atuased ]
at convenient distances througdou5 the whole I
route, where every desirable commodity nay &c
found a5 readily as In the Oldest cities 81 ne
Union, and Whers buyers are % Be net Tor an,
kinds of farm produce. eat a.
-i-l EDUCATION q
Msenan.cs and working men win Hnd the fres-
school system encouraged BY the State, and sn-
dsred with large revenue for the support of The
hools. Children can live In sight Of the school,
T. Y collete The church and grow up With ne
perity q the leading State IN the eFeat ae'- 4
NJ o1s Fiio has visited ttis splendid region af \
country can doubt that Il equals che molt tayqf-
ed descriptions that have ever been given q IL
but let any careful observer visit i, and Be vi
inform you that the half has not haen told OF the
adTanfages It ofer3 for irrmediata Occupation
and Immediate rgtur1s. The iaT11ersu Or me Ezsi-
en- and Middle States, and Oanada, are RoFing
70 Illinois In great numbers; and + i believed,
that II these surprising Advantages were made
known to the farmers, mechanics manufacturers
and working population of oTer-croEded Europe,
they would promptly ETal themselves of the
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PIANO TUNING.

OLIVER p. HANKS,
Z y Professional Plane Forts Tun-
sr. An OTdsFs left 81 the MugiostoIe i ~
Of B. Brainard 4 %, zo5 BuPerior STREET. viii Be
promptly aetenced 90. III .l NAYS
DIANOS TUNED.-L. -
Y. PIERO1, ProiessisEal Tuner.
- Orders lall at q, 8HAW'B MUBIU 1Iphhl
No. HU0htB 3 fk u, via - promptly attenee9
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I MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the
III command Of deoretal order of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit of John Harper against j. ".
Fenkell and others, to me directed, Ishall expose
iOr sale ct 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 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
the following described lands and tenementg, 70
wit; Situate IL the townships Of Chagrin Falls
and Russell, II the eth range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State of
Ohio, and which is also IN the Counties Of Cuya-
hOga and Geauga, and is known as being parts of
lots Nos. 19 and 20 in said townships and bounded
as follows: on the north by the north line of said
tract No. 3; on the east By land decided BY Aaron
Bliss to Joseph s, Barrass; on the south by the
centre Of the road leading from Chagrin Falls to
Russell Centre, and wesi by line parallel with
the east line and so far distant thercfrOm es to
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 tTact, and bounded rs follows:
beginning at the northwest corner of thirty-acre
lot owned by Chester Blastrage; thence along the
west line Of said thirty acres south TO the centre
tl.s high---s-T sa.---ss-~1-.eJ
highway westerly far enough TO contain tWenfy-
tour acres; thence north TO the south line Of the
tracti thence east to the place Of beginning con-
tanning twenty four acres, be the same more or
less but subject TO all legal highways. Apprais-
ed at Sl657. GEO. H. WYMAN,
e. 7. HAMILTON, Master Comm5r
Pitts Atty. maysS9I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-10
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTa

The Agricultural productsof Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop OF 1851 vas estimated at S5 600 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140 0OO,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckFhest, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Bests, Tobacco. Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 70 swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the Ststs Of Illinois during the
STOCK RAISING.
In GENITAL and Southern uInois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising, Ankindsof Gattlo, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the 1eld Is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects Of like results. DAIRY
kAR1rEa also presents Its inducements to many