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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England with pop
ulation Of ,728, ,666, and a son capable OF sup
porting %, ,OOO, 600. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an lndueement 70
the settler Hs the State Of Illinois There 8 no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 10 produce
those two great staples CoRN and WHEAF.
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CrLTIYATION oF CoTTON.

ne esperimelts IN Cotton culture are of
gsry great promise. ooBsmeneil1 is latitude
80 deg. 80 mn. (ses M1fto0H on fls BTdnc1.
and Assumption on the Main Line, tie Con-
p1nY0l1ns thousands Of dcres a0elt adapfed 70
th6 perfection Of this fibre. 4 settler AGging
a family Of young children, can turn thelr
goBtt ~ labor % a most Prgft0bls acc0Entt -
khs gr0loth and perfection ef fhis plant.
Ih6 DfG5rOus srerti0ns ROi0 1lGtiaq % 00-
tGin a supply Of feIia5ls seed suited % tis
rs2ufrsDteats Of tie s0iI Of IzEiHois aoill g g
hoped, speedily gfcs sufficient dnl0NHt %
Et1Hf q 0renf breadth OF E1nd
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VIXEN Worcester girl is kissed, she
looks surprised, and says How could
Vnu - u which the sWRin is sure 70 re-
Nv StIt win give me pleasure to show
YOU and proceeds TO give her q dupn-
esto,
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A shell from the Merrimae, during the re-
cent naval battle of Newport News, entsred
the small frame building occupied By Mans
fsld &c bis headquarters, carrying away the
ars place and portion Of the chimney. It
did not explode, hoWever, Or al in the house
vould have perished.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 90 mnch
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 10 the Terre Hauts, Alton st.
Louis Railroad, q distance Of nearly go miles Is
Well adapted 70 Winter
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Yours respectfully tfiIIhll3{tt1TT TgAxTKR -

an, n R115NHa1ors5 Sj. ~ bsSs On, s1as as'
thorough trial Of the Oathsto Pills, lef by your
agent and have been cured by them Of the dreadful
rheumatism under which he found me suffering. =
The FIRST uose relieved me, aud few subsequent
dosos entirely removed the disease feel In better
health now tsnn tor some years before, which at
tribute entirely to the effects Of your OathRrtio
Pills, Yours vita great espect,
... sf LUOIUB B. METOALF.'
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TNR. KNAPP. OoULisT, OF IL
lp yoarI sxpsrisnos, sEeiuKivslg tFeati Diaeasss
o fhe ~, Ana P9sIaess, ,.,. fp.,.,sss NJ
- Abundant teBtimonialB Of pergonH restored q
sishtor Hearing n NsW York. the Western Stats
4rtcssi sysS i1.sFssd raAT roVn, and the boI
quality, DF. X. has taksnA Diploma In competltoI
With u other ooulIts, at the 6eW York etste Fai',
THE GRAFENBERG BAMILY
MEDICINES sre prepared under the tmmedi'
Gt9 supervision o. 3 Skfllful Physiciai, and theJ
may be relied upon n Al 0a5es 80,
The intelligence Of the community is not insulted
by the Oher 81 single medicine which claims 10
oufe all diseases, bat the GFGfenbelg BemedieB con
SaSS q SSs' y th Es e. T Sho thsg SEe rsoon
mended, Rmeng which may be selected one approprt
ste 70 any Of the diseases incident 70 this couRtrJ
Ths ersisnbsrE vsgstabis Piis ars better thar
any other KIND Of Pills in the Eorld-prlee q eels!
The GrBfsnbsrg Uterine Uatholioon is an inialI-
bic Esmedy l0r ali Female disosseg-prioe Slsso.
~ The Uterine OathOlioOn win also cure gravel
The Greienberg Sarssparilla d by tAr the mos
powerful and efloacious compound IN uae-prios 81.
55s sTsnRsrs PEI 81 PEss2ssEy y Serao sSS %
The Grefsnberg Pile Remedy never fails 70 peTmaF
Ths Grsfsnberg 0hiidreniS Panaoes 6 an invAlu
s6ls compound IN al diseases incident % ohtdron
The Gr9isnberg Fever md Ag9e Remedy = soV'
The GrBfenbsrg Green Mountain U!ntment exosll
al other salvss IA it, curative esnts
most agt0nishng relief in al pulmonary comp
-rrice = a bottle. Cara An eminent Physician Of
EeE York, Htatss that he ha8 known the Gf8ienberg
OonsumpttYs's Balm used with great success y
Dropsy. Our own experiences HubstanttAses hb
The Srsienberg Hoalth Bitters are most pIeasani
and delightful tonic ever prepared-prtce 3 oent1.
Whs GTsienberg Eye Lotion d unparalleled In 81
Inflammation or diseases Of the EEe-Rrioe % cents
HR. b. 3. hWd5LEN-Dear Eirs We feel if . dueI
Ws owe to the publio, 70 state that MarghAll'1 o.
tholfoon n q medicine invaluable for complaints
claa5Bd under the head Of Female Diseases, RehaN
used your GrBfenberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, so much 50, that Wers
the prios double, we would have then Eo the thou
sands OF our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholtcon as sure pAna-
osa. Il gives strength 90 the Iy5tem and enablel
each Of the orFang Of the body 70 perform their %
Mru. \. i. WEEKS,
hsdina March /, ISL.
The above named Ladies' We are personally 20
auatnted with, and know that for several jean
while we Lived in Medina, theT WeEe great sufereTg
Miss s. has been 90 badly AFFLICTED that Il witt
dinculty she was able 70 stand upon her feet fsy
bottles Of OathoicOn entirely CURED her Of her com
plalats. My vile received great beHait from thii
medicine. We recommend Il to the Ladies' Of this
county IS 4 1afe and 8tlcisnf remedy for the many
JOHH WnIKB,
Editor Garfield HERALD.
LB. EINGshlY, OlsyalnAts
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THR AI,Is-sUFTIOIKNT ThReT,
lE PARIR

TVRIESEMAR ], 2 8, ARE DE
Hngiand and secured By tbs Seals Ct ths Ecole Dc
Ihermaoie de Paris and tbs Imperia ColleEa O
Hedicine, Vienna. -.
10. q Invaluable ioE sxhaastion, HDermAtoEfh9ls
md al RhyTioal disabilities
10. 2 completely eradicats9 al tTaooa q too8o oA
alouI and bernioioJE use Of cap4iVA and oubeb1s -
10. hss entirely gupplanbod the nIuriou1 ~ I!
ual, dklsIing al tnDaritiess and roofing oas tha
'iFsi IS Az os. 1. ana & are pretaration Cbs
for df loBsnge devoid Of taEte and small, and car
b carried II the WaiStcoat pockst Sold In tin oalo
and divided into aepafae5 doses, g odiniBterad b
Vaiasau LhIemand RoaXJ Rioold, &os-Prioe - eaah,
or olse1 Tor So which sayst - and In - ceEe4
WhLrsby thar d neaginE o. 81 10 - bad Fhol7lf
snd rstnii 81 d. BARROW, Ho. Is4 Bieeoker gtfegi
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Or. Barrow viii forward the TEtesemar 70 EnY BaI
of fhe world uerureiV paoked, and edo ggB9 Aacocrf
lnf 20 the inntruntiona Of tha writer ~
eTSOld by g. W. OLABK, Agent for Cleveland.
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RARRERlNG.

u uAIR DRESSING AND shaw
IL ING lHsTITUTIGN.-WM. n AlIBUEH.
g 1i1 rooms Under the AmeTican, j rre-arsd a -
eolnod1te al customers With rron1f trntion 7lsrl
anls Eorkmel. a ssgarate Toom ior iadiss nor55
NEW BARBER SHOP. III,
~ HkAps psRsON q o., have opened 3 Barbsr-
" ilf 3saDh9hmant under Bsckand Q En1ieharfis
-. store s1lorior 1tIlaf, opposite Weddsl ncrSa
g1ef9 tney iltend 70 s1aYe for e gilDancs nnd cuf
.ar o. shilling. Ih1y hoPo 70 NEST Al thsIr 81
filn11 a1d - many new ors1 q nav - .l1-1 -
,.sns ,hes. slth ttalr rsfr0rass .s-fiIs6 ~
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NOTICE.-PURsUANT TO AN
In order made b. the Judge Of the Probate Court
Ihe County Of Uuyahoga, in the matter Of the
signment Of William fisKe, ahali ofsr for sale al
public auction, at The door Of the Court Houge, In
said county, on the 18th day Of April 1852 at two
O'Clock r n the following described Notes and
Accounts. TO witt being the assets Of said assign
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I. R1.s51ss' Plant PlslRtin's Attorney. 9 l

MASTERS SSALE-PURSUANT
lyl 70 the command Of decrstal order Of sale
ironl the court OF Common Pleas Of UuyAhogl ooun-
q ct tns suit OF John Sherman, asninbt John
aprague and others, 70 me directedi shall s1pOse
Tor sale at pablo auction, ct the door Of the Court
House, In tnUcity " iOleVeAnd, on the
day Of March, 1861, at three O'Clock p. NJ, the
following described pfemi5eai sltuAts IN the town
ship Of Mayneld, in the county OF ouYahga, and
State Of Ohio, and known By lot No. heen, In tract
No. thrs0, and bounded toloWa East vest, north
and south by lot lines, and containing one hundred
snd forty six and one third acres Of land, % the
same more less, but suboct 10 all legal highways
and excepting thererom thirteen acres in the north
west corner thereof, set Oh to John 5prasuo Tor .
Homestead, bounded as follows: commencing A. o
point In the west line Of said lot nine chains % links
northerly from the southwest corner Of said lot (;
thence running north on said west line six chains
Is links 10 the northwest corner Of SAID lot; thence
easI on the north linz tWeh ehains 81 nksi thence
south parallel with the west line six chains % Inks
thence west twenty chains 80 links 70 tho pace OF
: ; HENRY G. ABBEY,
Z. Prontiss, master Uomm'F.
Pitfd7a AttiF fsb25sG9
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The above are all from perBons who arc publicly
kpoWn where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without . thorough oOnYiotion
that they were true.
PREPARKD By j. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
And G. W. CLARK, and BY all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine everywhere l.rE-
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M ASTER'S 3 A l. E.-PURSU-
1Nl ANT TO the command Of q dooretal order ol
SAFE from the court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
Oountys ct the suit Of The Cleveland and MAhonine
Railroad Company against Isaac L. Hewitt
ana Others to me directed, shall expose for sale at
public suction, ct the door Of the Court House, in
the City OF Cleveland, on the twenty -ffth day Of
March, 1852, st thres O'clock P. d the following de-
gcrbed parcels Of land, situate In the City Of OsVs
land county OF Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known bE being part Of HsWitt5 subdivision Of the
30 called MerWn property IN said Oity Of Cleveland
70 Etts-
Parcel No. l. Lot No. hfteen OF aaid GubdfVi1iou,
Appraised ct S2B66
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen Of uasd nubdiyIus
ion. Appraised ct slgea
Parcel No, Lot No. seFeptaen Of rafd suhdlVir.
ion. Appraised ct 8l9Sa
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eIFhesen Of said EubdiViu-
ION. Appraised 81 6i939.
PAEoel no. 8. The westerly rsrt Of lot No nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northeriy south
erlY and westerly by the lot lines and eaSferV -
the centre Inns Of brick wall nearly parallel With
Aerwin 9treat and ebout fory-sevsn fset distant
southeasteriy therofrom. Appraised at S2s66.
Parcel No. s. The easteriy psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northerly easter
ly and soRthsry By the lot lines, and westerly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
Merwin street ana about forty feet distant
southeasterly therefrom. Appraised af 89Sa.
HENBK G. ABBEY, master COMMIT
hANEBT, BAOKuB hoBLa, Attorneys.
Feb. a laS2tdol5
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RAIIRnAn sYsTElI AZ TIITEnIs.

Railroads intersect the whole State. S115,-
900, 900 have been invested In completing the
great network that links every part of the state
into Immediate connection with The surrounding
States and the directest thoroughiares Of con-
merce.
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Traverses the whole length Of the State, from
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio. AS its name imports, the Railttad
runs through the centre Of the State, and On e.
ther sde Of the road along its whole Length lie
fsa for.aa offa-a1 Far saIa
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..MAsT TER's sALE.-PURsUANT

lMASTEK'S SALE.-PURsUANT
INA to the command Of decrstai oToor Of sale
frOH the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga o0un-
y, at the suit Of soiOn Prentiss and Ohaunoey
Pr6ntiag against Thomas LoHe and others, % mo
directed shall expose for sale ct public auct ID ct
tho door Of the Oourt House IN the Uity of 0loFU-
land the Of Mar ,ls62 at three
o'eiook r. NJ, the following Described parcel Of
land situate In the township Of East Cleveland,
county OF OuyohOga. and otsto Of Ohio, 70 Eit:
Part Of los no. three hundred ana sixty nine,
bounded as folloWB; Beginning at the northeast
cornez Of Mary loves land ct stone in the
centre Of the road, thence west on MARY LoWs's
a0rth line twenty gix chains aud forty links 70 the
west line Of lot; thence aOuth on WeAt lire q lot
three chains and aeventy-nine links t. a stone;
thence east parallel with north line twenty six
chains and forty links the east line Of lott thence
no Oh th5 east line three chains and nine
links to place OF beginning, containing ten Of
land. Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bounded e.
follows; on the east and west BY the lot linsg, on
the north By the s0uthtrly line Of the ten acres
above described, and Boutherly By g line parallel
with said last named line, and Jar enough aouthsrly
thererom to include two Of land, 30 the same
more or Less bat subject 70 ali legal hlghWaya.-
Appraised g; $500. HEhBY q. ABBBtl
Master OommissiOn6r.
L. PRENTIss Plaintiffs Attorney. --T
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MEDICAL.
M EII S IIsSsI SIS
SI.NI gS;S5
Gss Huadged Dei5aTs FFeaSgHsi iH
SEMINAL WKAKNESS
On BFaBuaE0nRHoEA.
g i RT, So, AID IAR0TE EEOH
OURED,

OURED,
AfsF al Other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
8 Ffs IsS5 1Sf .s S 1. ss .vIr S e; E9a ga9:
s AsSs' T 6s RAS R6o T sSs any S sSsT & III ars e
ths United stStss treats tie EAms dissa1sI With
Sissr many ysars Of IabOriOus ssudy and s1Dsri.
enoss Dr.. GIBSON 4 happy IN being able to an
nolnes % the untort1netss that hs has DeEisosssA
sPiEDX1 AND PERMAHnHT OURB
PRIVATE DISEASES
Wish ali Dad saaota arlsinE shsrOlrom, intending
pHBlLITE Oh NERVOUS PROsTBATIO6.
Hshas suoooedsd "a curing oeses In this ety, some
sstyisd phytissn1, Tho pFois 70 trsSt I'll PRINTS
aalsdiss With success, and without rocstT1nE tina
d. GfBsOH does not boast that be Il . member Of
sons College IN Eondon or Paris, a1 perhaps some
nd who holi out great expsctAtiona neVsr 70 b rs
aliAcd. Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF tt
thoSe who reposo oonhdenSe in his ability and intsg
ritz, and that he has partoCted American system
SL tsqs g P.4i SSa oE Sv eSaSSs az y soaS a0 q ~ Hs
gadcal cure Of Esninal weAknsls and al qiSeAsa. OF
sera1ssments, both mental aud pAyEioals arising
Dr. eIsseH also Siai:1s fo- his neE tTsstmsntths
iolpyns ady2ntaEa5 over ~ othaEs Ioi dseoysred;
and hrls, ths tsnts 1Esa IN respect dlaEree-
abisi h9 uoss 20 rsaicl oi tie dark agssI such Al
Esseufg, ncT any other dsIstsTioQl dr1e: Secondly
y hi treatment & poIitiVs and certain In Al oAses
He BAndl pEeBAEed % 60 into any puslio OF pEEats
hospital In the United Etates and domongtrRse the
I'm snge HupeFioTity q his new 6reatmsnt oser any
othEf now known 70 toe world n Potnt Of prompt
nesgs psroansneFi mileneB, EEfosy ano oonVsnioncs
70 lhs patient,
and haa during tho past two yeaIg performed many
cIFaz d tlle6aeF which had Tor yeaKa rearted al
other modes OF treatment. BeeTence can be given 70
indiyituall OF tre nrst reEpectabity IN CleYoAnnS
Bost0n, HsW Aorks and othor aoities In regard 80
ski and integrity n al proes.ional tran
DFsp8pEia, RhuomatiIm, scr0fula aud AL chronic
DISEASES treated with superior 11c1o11.
8r Medicine Esnt % any Fart o. the eolntEy On
IT. GIBEe5's ESW Work On PhyHiOIOE foE naIs
DIR. GIBBOHI
FrgesSoT Of ElsstToPstky a''4 ksSisiNS,
Omee-lls Seneca st., 3 teW doors from Superior
i0Isas hour from . Y and fEOli y 5 s'elook
naiiy. filundayt eXraptad.1 algs
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March Is. lsassa Gssis1ee Of W@. FHTG.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER oB
~ C0URT.-On 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,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property Of Joseph
w. Spaulding, deceased, to wit: Known as City
Lots Nos. 662 and 563 in Barber Lords subdi-
vision In the City Of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot lines and south by an alley. Said lots
are each 49K feet front Bridge street. as by the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. Said l0tNO. 562 appTais-
ed at $50 and lOtNo. 56S nt $500. Terms Ofsale
will be made known on day Of sale.
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDING,
Adm'r'xOf Joseph W. SpaaldinQ.
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William Bleteher, Plaintiff, In the Court Of
against SCOmmonPleas Of
william S Harsh, Defendant. CuyahOga Co, o
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, Is hereby notified that
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks office Of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, and State OF
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant Is IN
debted TO the said plaintiff in the sum OF fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the Tth day Of Oeto-
Der, A d. 1861, upon promiss0ry note OF said
defendant, dated At Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day of August, 1851, and made pay.
able In two months after date TO this plaintiff at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore.
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense of prot ssting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said 7th of October /;
and that said petition prays judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum Of
81 $50 II, with interest thereon from the 7th day
Of October, A. ID. 1851. Said defendants Is further
notified that he must answer said petition on OF
before the 18th day of April next; or in default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him.
RANEEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
.-- Plaintiffs Attorneys
CLEVELAND Feb IL 1921 $50
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STATE S;It .E1.o OF .9In,, OHIO, }ss.

Ougahoga county. 20
OLEYELAHD, March o. 1852,
P,rBonalIy appeared before me b. p Myers and Z.
D. Rouse, who acknowledged the signing ana seal
ing Of the above inatrumsbt &c their free act and
desd for the purposes therein mentioned.
SAMUEL FOLJAmBE,
marl7:33l Justice Ofthe Pesca
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In the CouTi q q Oemmo1 q rlsss .le

Lorentus Il Coneers Plaintiht Acton Tor money
against only.
Emory L. Hubbard, DeIendant Attachment.
EMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
III y defsndant In this action, is hereby notified
tnat petition for the recovery Of money only,
on the 10th day Of March, A. ID. 1861, nled in the
Ulerkia once Of the Court Of Common Pleas afOre
ed 70 the plaintiff in the SUN OF two burdrsd and
hfy d0llsrl with interest thereon from the 9Th day
September, 1855, up1n promi8sOrY note Of said de-
leudant dated &C AitOna 10 the state Of Illinois On
the 6th day OF September. 1855 and made pay able in
tbs sum Aforesaid 20 Hood a BOdiey one year q ter
date Of which note plaintiff IL the owner and bold
or and that said petition Drays judgment against
said defendant on said not0 for the sum Of $50 %
and interest thsJ con from September 6Ih, 1855.
said deiendant i5 further uDtihed that be must
ansWef SAID petition on o. before the iltn day ol
taken against him.
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y. kro1El11t 1EaE AQAlLL
Plt'fs Atty. fsb25:s7g

NHANUERY SALE.-PURsUANT
Oto the command Of decrotal order Of sale
from the QrCnit court Of the United states or the
Northern district Of Ohis at the suit Of charlotte
Harendeen against George v. ShumWaY and Others
70 me directed shall expose for sale at public auc-
tion ct the door Of the Federal Court Building IN
the city Of Cleveland, OF the thiI y.hrst dsy OF
March, 1852, at three O'Clock p. M the following oe
scribed reA estate, situate IN the township Of Nun
sen. IN the county Of Geauga, and state Of Oh1oi
known by tho north part OF lot NO. one tract No.
tWo and south part Of iOL No. four east division Of
tract no one, and bouRd5d follows: Beginning in
the centre OF the state road leading from ChardOn
square tc BaVeuna at the northeast corner Of
piece OF land in lot no. one, tract NO two, formerly
owned By MehiIable heWoomb. and since BY kalza
Spencer, thence weht forty-icur chaiDa and forty.
eight Inns 70 stake and stones IN the west line Of
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirEeen
chains aud eighty links TO stake and stones at The
nortn-west corner Of iUt No ones tract NO. tEoi
thence west one chain and seventy seven nnkHi
thence north thirteen chains and twenty y-hVs LINKS
TO stake and stones; thence east forty-tWO chains
and siRhty-seven Links to the centre Of the State
rosd; thence south So, east twentF-ssVen chains
and torty-six links to the place OF beginning, con
tsininR ons hunsIed and eighteen and 70-00 acres;
sixty RoIts Of which is rot one, tract two, and
70-iO0 in south part Of lot four In
esst division OF tract one IS per George Smiths
sur voy, Aade October, 1856 beng the teme land
conveyed 70 George y. 5humway By Nelson Peck
and wife. Appraised st $500
Master Commissioner in OhanosTY.
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TTIE ORDINARY MFD

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 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
leith, distance Of IS miles on the Branch and
LAT miles by the Main Trunk, TihnOtsy Hay,
Spring Wheat Corn
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4 FEW MORE LEFT OF
"a those small bised
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND sTUFFEBs.
dsois IS '4'nS ''' '''ni'' WELLS Oo.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
OATs. BARLEY, RYE. BUCKWHEAT.

And vegetables suited % The climate, are prOdu-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PsnnzyIYanis,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature IN the State, suited to alnoA every product
OF the Upited ststss ---1 .s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-24
no ACTUAL sETTLFRs.

Prom the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, Il Is not surprising that L should
have already disposed Of 800, 900 aenes ofland-
It Is now selling at the rate Of 5, 900 acres per
week. The population along the hne has trehled
In ten years. and IS now S14, s91. The Company
sen TO actual culiivasors and every eont-aet con
talns an agreement TO cultivate.