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MEARTNR,S RALN-PuRsuANT

MASTERS SAL E-PURsUANT
lVA to fhe command OF deoretai o.de- Of sale
IRON the Court OF Common Pleas OF CuYahogR coun-
ty, 1t the suit OK Marvin Kent againgt Joseph n.
BLACK burn aud smother, 70 me directed shall ex-
poBs for sale at public auction at the door OF the
tloQrt House IN the City Of Cleveland the nine
teenth day OF Nay. 1851, at three O'Clock NJ the
following described premises, aituate 10 the Oty Of
aud known by sub lot No. one Ia Uanneldt Denni .
son Pease 3 Fosters aubdiviaion Of original ten
acrs lo8 Nos one hundred THU ~ uurs one hundred
thirLy.fv5 and hundrsd thirky-sLi gatd sue lot
No one has front OF eixty ak faet on Wisoa-sts,
and run1tr7 back to Lake Fris bb0ut four hundred
snd tventy -fEe feet, excepting and ro9erv1ng the
portion Of said sub 0tthat has heIetotore bean con-
Vsyod 90 the OieVel and 3 Ashtabula Railroad Com.
psny, and noW Occupisd In part bY said Oompany,
and Be ing "trip Of land forty feet IN width running
aoross said sub los, be she sane more OK less, bat
oubiect to all legal highway. Appraised at i00.
80 HENRE g. ABBEY,
PAyKE A WADE, Master Oommir,
p1Fflr ltffvu nurt tTssl3e
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TTOE -WILLIAM SLADE ANDJO.

IOTIOE.-WILLIAM SLADE AND 10.
IN sRPHINE L. SLADE, non residents Of the
Slate of Ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 28th day OF April, 1862 hle1 his
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas, Ouya-
hOga county, Ohio, stating that on the lth day Of
October, 1885, the said William Slade executed
and delivered 10 Little & Keyes his six promisoFy
notes Of that date for the sum Of $500. 90 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya
bic one on April 1, 1851, and the other five each
to secure the payment of said notes. the said VII
liam Slade and Josephine L. Slade executed and
delivered to said Little Keyes mortgage deed,
thereby conveying 70 said Little Keyes, their
heirs and Rssignees, the following described
premises Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No l, In Block No. two, end and on the north
easteTly corner Of Huntington and Garden streets,
IN said Cleveland, said lot being As feet ffOnt on
Huntington street, and l2O feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Slade
by said Little 4 Keyese That plaintiff is now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage,
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade Sl39 IS with annual IN
teFest after October "a, 1851 At ten per cent. on
Slo4 n, and on SZ4200 after April 4, 1852, at ten
per cent. and the annual interest at six per cent
on $500 90 after October 4, 1858, until due, and
ten per cent. after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Is TO re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and 70 sub
iect said mortgage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said pet
tion on or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first publi-
cation Of this notice. r f..-..
F. HOVEY, Plaintiff g Attorney
Cleveland, April %, l882sS9l
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ApriII6:ssQ

.NNASTER'S sALE.-PURSUANF 10
ly the command OF deeretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahORa
County, Ohio, at the suit of Perry 2. DaWley
against Plimmon Q. Bennett and Others, to me
directed shall expose for sale ut public auction,
at the door Of the Court House in the city Of
Cleveland, on the I7th day of May, 1852, at 10
O'Clock A. r.. the following described premises
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven In the thirteenth range Of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, In the State
of Ohio, and which Is afso in the County of Guy
ahOga, and is known by the following desoriP-
tIon and is bounded as follows: As city lot num-
Der l31 in the Taylor Farm allotment, so called,
In City of Ohio, (nOw Cleveland } and is bounded
rs 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 same more or less,
but subject to all legal Highways Appraised at
81 800. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master COm'r
PALMER DEEEIs, PlF's Attys
April II, 1862Ss7
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NTASTER OOMMTSSTONER'S

lVl FALB.-PurGuant TO an order Of sale 70 me
directed from the Court Of Common pr as for Cuya-
hoga County, In the stste Of Ohio, In an action
therein pending, wherein samuel H6yTnsn Is plsins
til and Henry G. Abbey, administFator Of the estate
Of Robert Parks, deceased and others, are deten1-
ants, win expose for sae ct public Guction at the
door Of the Court House in said county, the Rlth
deg Of May 1882 commencing at o'clock P. NJ, the
following described lots of land situats in the city
Oomga, rs purchase, and numbered and appraised
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AEASTRRls sALE.-PURsU.

Nh ASIHh y > a IA Es--k Uh0Us
lyl ANT 70 the command ofa deoretai order Of
saIS irom the court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, ct the suit Of The Cleveland and mahoning
Railroad Company against lsaac D., HeYiti
and Others to me directed shall expose for sale ct
public auction at the door Of the Court House, in
the City of Olevefand, on the nineteenth day Of
Mar. lS6e ct three O'Clock P. N. thB following de-
scribsd parcels of land situate in the City Of UleTe
land, county OF Ouyahogai and State OF Ohio, and
known BY being part Of HeWitts subdi vision Of the
soesled MsrTia property IN said OiY Of Cleveland,
Parcel Ho.l, Lot 10. hftsel OF said subdivision,
Appraised ct g 900. ia
Parcel No. 2, Lot No, EiLteen oi said EubdtVi1'
ion. Appraised at $500.
.Paruol No, Lot No. seven tasn Of said EubdiFis-
lon Appraised at Sl600.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen OF said EubdtTif.
ion. Appraised ct Si600.
Parcel 80. s ms westerly part Of lot No. nine.
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrthoEly5 south
srY aud westerly BY the lot hnest and easteTiT By
ths centre ilao 0f brick wall nearly parallel With
dsrEin BtTs5t and ab0ut fortT-ssFen feet di1tant
southsalt5riF tharsfrom. Appraised 81 $780,
Parcel No. s. The esgterG part Of lot No. ntn5'
teen of said subdivision bounded northeriy, eaatsr
IL and Hoatherly By the lot Lines, and westerly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MsrWin street and about forty seven feet distant
uouthaa1terlT thsrefr0m. Appraised ct S700
HENRY q. ABBEY, Master Oomm'r
RAHFEY, BAoKUB H0BLn, Attorney.
Anil w. feffsl7a
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CULTIVATION OF ceFroN.

he sgPsrfnsits - Cotton 6iIItisrs az ef
Se-y great gromfss. CoDlueaciBg n tdfitEdl
SO deg. 50 NTH. (ses Adtt5ol o. f5s lBrllict,
oEd Asslf1lptioR oa ~ A'1tD kilel, lhs l7ll-
ths PGJsstign Of tits f6Fgg a ssftlsE h1eir1
family of young chfldrsss c1E fufli tlelr
youth IL i75oF % O most pfQJ t15l6 dcc0lllt -
he gr0lgfh GRd Peyfseti0a Qf fhfg gPtale. I ,
3. ~ 9sgoTots e5ergiolis notg niQcsnq 9 - -
tain q sHpptg Qf Tsli15ls ggsd Esftsd % fis
rsFHireMentS of tie sol Of lllfl0fs, sClli = e
k0ped, speedily gi5s q sis5lcisat aB0Bls 70
plant q great brsGtth of Eand- III a --
MINING AND AIANUFACTUREs. =
The Erest resources OF tie stste. II CosI, Iron,
Lad, Zinc, Peters Clay, Llmesione, s1ndgtc1e,
&C., &C., are alnost ultouched; t1aT al7at ne 2
arrival Ct enterprising and energetlc msa sec11-
tened 10 oonEert them Into gold
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF HLEOI5.
Railroads intsrsect the whole state. S1i5.-
00o, 900 hsFs been Invested q complelIng lts
great net-Eork that links every part Of the STATE
into immediate connection With TIE surrounding
States and tho diEectsl thorouShlErel q en- 4
merce.
TIE ILLINOIS CEHTRAL RAILROAD
TEzverses the whole Length Of ths stsis. freta
the hznE1 of the HlssasiVgi ald Lake lllchlEan z
to the Ohio As It's name impoTis, the Railrosd
runs through the centre q The etass and On e. Al
thsF dds Of the road along its whole length - 4
the lands offered for sale.
10 ACTUAL sETIL.ER6N
From fhs unpzsosdsnted alFdutsess this cou-f
psly offers, Is Is not surprising thst & should 4
have alFeady disposed Of 81, 60 aoles % la1.l
Il & now selling at the rate of 900 aereI pr
week. The population aiOng the Ilns d1- lfe1l-a j
In ten years, and is nov 81, ,e91. Tha Comqlny =
sell to actual culiTators and every contract co1-
tains an Agreements 70 cnlfgute-
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DlsPOl7-
+ There are Nlnety-Eight Depots q the Compa-
nyis Railroad, Owing about one every 1sFen
milel.E Cities Towns and FlllaEel ~ dtpated-
at convenient distances throughout he uhol1
route where erery deslrable commoditF nay be T
found as readily as ln the oldest cHss q The
Union, and where buyers are 20 b nst for al
kinds of farm produce.
EDUCATION
Mecnan.os and working men viH md a. nee E
school syatsu e1couraged b tba State, ardr sl--
dOWed with large reTenus for th8 EuppoFt q the
schools Children can hEo Ii aight 81 ths 5elool.
the collegs, the church, and EFUE up Fith the
prosperity Of the leading Stlta u ne Great el-
No one VIC has visited tbs saIsndld r-sion 81
country can doubt that h eeeall shs fld1i llFoI-
ea descriptions that hsTe eEs- bee1 giTql q lt
but let any careful o19efTef 7iEis ., ana - WI
inform F1u that ths haif ha1 rot been I'd o. t1e
advantages Il Oilers for immediate oocup1aon
and fulrlefI I1ee ret-lfIri Tbs 1zrl1edI1f TIC
eln and Middle States; and Canada, are 1qFilG
70 Illinois In great NUMBER; ana = > beilslei
that II these EuFpaNang aey1lfe1al Flle lale
known 70 the farmers, neenanios, l-elIil-tl
AID working population q oFaF-cfosd5d EaIcpe,
they would pronply sTall thsmsslVeH g ias
kn0"lsass' sE @ q
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Harvey stephens and
George Presley, Plaintiffs In the Court Of Cor
against Pleas, Cnyahogn
Norman o. Baldwin, OF al
-, Defendants For Belief

s.6fs! 5fs!'E REr::i9s s:ii5a'FFii Fi4is. f5s
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al
- Defendants For Relief
TOMAS q. aHBARTT, PHILIP
q I. Heartt, Philander Bennett, Henrietta Ben
Richards, Robert Fleming Assigneein Bankruptcy
Of BENJAMIN 7. Tyler and the unknown Heirs Il
John b. Macy, deceased defendsnts in the aboTe en-
titled action and non residents Of the state OF Ohio
hereby notified that the 81 day Of prll A. D.
said Court, their petition against them and other
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the Posses ssiOn OF the tolow1ng de
scribed real estate, wit situate IN the County Of
Ouyahogs and state Of Ohio, and being In that pat
Of ihe CITY Of Cleveland which was formerly called
the City of UhiO and is known ag sub lots numbers
252, 263, 27O, 2S3 and 24 Block Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, called and have eeen In such
possession ever since september 1883 that on and
prior to the 18th day Of July lots owned
in common BY the following named parsons to vii;
benjsmiu +. Tyler, Griffith P. Or. nth, shglden
Thompson, Phiisnder Bsnnett. William h. Rch-
ards, Gilm Folsom, Jr. Guy Il. Goodrich Chsrles
that on said IAN day Of July 1851 said parties 50
owning said lots In common, duly executed and de-
livered TO said Norma a U. Baldwin ueed thereof
that the 18th day OF pril, 1885, said Norman z.
Baldwin duly conveyed said lois to EredgrcE Bald
win, who, on or about the I7th day Of September,
1858, duly conveyed tha same TO these paints that
Baldwin Frederick b sidvin and ssid Dlsintis have
respectively been the exclusive possession Of said
lots aimee the lsth day Of July 1887 that said
deed thereof 80 executed and delivered 70 Norman U
Baldwin was not an1 has never been recorded, but
was sometime after its delivery 20 sad Norman U.
Baldwin, lost accidentally destroy ID and has not
been and cannot be found, By reason whereof The
title Of said plaintiffs to SAID lots is clOuded the
deendAntB appear Of record 70 have interest in
and 70 said lots Whereas in face they have inte
rest whatever, This petition prays decree con,
hrminF their title to said lots and excluding said
defendents from any claim theretos Sad defendants
required to answer said Petition By The 18th day
Of June 1S5 the same viii be taken confessed
and decree rendered accordingly.
PAhnER 3 DENNIS,
sprill6:ss9 Plaintih9 Atty.
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Is about equal In extent % England, with pop
ulation Of !, II, ,66B, and 3 son capable Of sup
porting 1000 900. No STATE IN the Valley of
the Mississippi oferE 50 great an induesment 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. Ihers is ne
part Of the world where all the conditions Of ell
mate and soil 80 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, CoEE and WHEAT.
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And the east halfOf Lot No. 100 appraised at z3
Also, sn undivided half Of Lot No Is in AL
fred Kelley's subdivision Of original city
Lots lsl, ls2 ie3 In said city ageraissd at ll2e
h. .GRI5WOLD, BE-.
apr2l:3SS Master Commissioner.
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MORNING LEADER;
WR0N " M6EsIN6. lIAY.lA, Issa.
whaf ,lio7 Rglalt 'wHl' s. at b6Fluyk, /,


n
foorrospandsnoe oinalnuati 0aaetto.l li1r.
me mdnntP IN iTBioh Halleos lorSss
are adEanpinT against the .enemy's camp,
is calculated to make tremendous crash,
when The proper tli5 arrives. let me
briefly state he, relative positi0na OF the
different p8raag c6nstitatings his army.
Grant,t troops AdSsnS directly on the esui
Ter, II sonthWesterlF course, Buell. On his
right evidently with , vieW Of geialue the
RAILROADS On OK North ioWard Grand June.
tion, end Pope on his (9rants) letl and In
sdyanoo nith iatfiSW Of Fettiue aroupd on
BeadrsgA gArdS u igb I, seiEing ne road sonth,
and -tbus hemming hir. tn.0 This Wilhoom-
pei hin 70 odgfeak Ealieck, Fettsst westward
on f66f, d safrender. Which 81 these al,
ternatiVes Be may decide % try is little
uncertain, but ny own opinion b be will
make viFtne pf, necessity, &c he did on
Monday at Shiloh, and retreat. But with
such an oVerE Ehelming force 90 near, this
will ne easy operation. 1l1.
Retreat would seem 10 inv0lVe total
disiategEatioh Of bis boastedly large army.
And indeed 50 skillfuliy hes the snere bean
SET, sofar hAs The work of olosingit aroand
him pr0gTessed, and such g TIE mighty
foros bfoaght e bear agEinst him, that es,
cape By any means within the scope Of
Comnss min6gspPests mex tqimpossible,
BE mBy Be Abs 70 txuicAte bic army BY
eome Rdroit maReRVaT, or cut his way
taroagh Ell the coils that surround him,
but 10 do either viii require net only The
possession but the exercise Of all the quail.
ties Of . military les6er Of she hrst order,
thsthis friends have claimed for him
30 10 s'7si CHANGES, ETo. .'
Our army Of the Tonnsssse-is, feel
sure pleased 10 man with our change Of
oommsnder While no one ever doudeed
General Grants bravery, or his ability TO
oommauds regiment or brigade, yet do
know that his men distrust his ability 10
have charge OF q eoFPl 4 darm6s. And it was
from ths fact that Halleek vas present that
this distfnst did not ind q voice. General
Thomas hss q fair esoutoheOn, end the Rd'
vansage Of having psFhspS, fewer detFaot-
ere than the unfortunate GFEnt Let us
hope Sat be may add 70 Grants integrity
and patriotism 9 larger share Of General
saiP. s-
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Court Of Common Pleas,
Cuyshosa County, o.

Charles WinsloW, as the Court Of Common Pleas,
1ssig1ee Of Reubfn @.
Hunt, for the b. neht Cuyahoga Counsy, o.
Of the creditors Of o.
U. Sszt03, Defeno ant
6NTUT1UH.-tJ.O @. SEXTON, OFFHs
IN stste os Michigan, viii take notics t6at John
5 ell did, the Z7th day Of eOrember A. d. 1884,
lie his psf tlCn In tas court Of ommou Pleas with
in and i0r the county Of UuJahOEa, aud state Of
'hiO, against tbs said CHARLES InsoW assignee
&c. setting f rth that ne has = ei I'M asatngJ the
interest ffom OotObsr 24th, 1855, and SAL and
intsrest from June 7th, 1861 less q cent, and that
said sssiR iRnment was fraud on the other creditors
Of said Hunt, and pray Ing that the assignment 4 B.
G. Hunt TO Charles NinsloE Be declaTed t. enare
the eQuag bsneht Of al the creditors Of he said
nunt, and by leave q Court the sGid O. sexton T.
made party deisndant to said suit. And that Latd
U. O. sexton 10 required to appear AID answer said
petition on or bef- the thiId SATURDAY after the
soth day OF Nay next
J. q. OHIDESTER,
Apfii lq. I862sH8Q plaintiffs Atty,
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MASTERS SALE.-P PuRsUANT
lAA 10 the command Of . dooTetal order OF sale
rom the Court ol 70 Dln9n fleo9 o. oQuu-
nsr 70 ne dirsotad shall eEpose Tor sale at public
auction, at the door Of tha Court House Ia the CITY
three o'clock H., he following described tract or
lot Of land, situate in Brooklyn township, CnYaho-
ga county, Ohio, and known a. subdivision lot No.
TWO hund Cd and forty-six, in Hiran stones add.
lion to Ohio OitT and Oleg snd pOled Of Part Of
original lota hfty-thFee and rixty-eight, IN
Brooklyn Township. Appraissd at So.
- HAhBH O. ABBEY,
PAIgE WApH, Master Uommir.
- PlGls AttTg. nDrlIIs.aas
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

pHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, AT
RB. DOUGLAS 90,
rs Superior Street.
ARTISTS hATERIALS-WINSOR 4
NEWTON'5 and GoupIlis and wafer Color.
Al - DOUGLAS CO.'S
~ eulorioF Street
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Eramss,
At 3, B. DOUGLAS CO.'S
lW Superior Street,
PHOTOGRAPH CoPPYs OF CRLEBRA.
ElD Paintings and EnEEavingl,
Al =, B. DguGIaG& &OOfg
l7e Superior Street
GOARTES DH FIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
lse1 and Women, and Palner'a Marhlaa,
AZ b. HsBOUGhAe q 0n.'s,
lls eunenor Btrest.
FINE ENGRAYINas or DISTINGUISH.
~ BIB. DOUGLAS OO.B,
gr0 ~ Superior st11is.
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN 6GHR1NK,& & s.
q HAYIse RnnoVHD 10 HIs INV euAzEHEs, ~
No. % IL / LY1AN'B BLOCK
COPPosits the Court B0uge, Pub. sq1arer) 1a
d prepared 20 EsosiFs the oalG o. hiu friends ana
iTIsFTthing IN Incline Of OoaisetieneV b keBt g
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - usaAl, l
OYsFERs AND HOT COFFEE,
= wall e. the oheiosgt satsblss EsTved uB IS %.
nouFt notes.
DINNEB Is sRRVED DAILY
lor the accommodation Of persons havinE business
s the Court House. --
KHEHETr AIR OF DRAUGHr
IHPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS-mperior 10
I = l7Tl-77d ~ .lIl1 fli JOHN BOHREEHs
sTBOOK OUT FOB EHH TAFFRX.Ta i-.y7
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AGRICULTURAL PRODJCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at s. 600, 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than IA, co.,,
900 bushels, besides the crop of 0ats, Barley,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Mllions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State q Illinois during the
past year.
STOCK RAISING. @ f
In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raizing Ailkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, Sc, Of the best breeds, yieldhand-
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of Ike results. DAIRY
FAREuHe also presents its Inducements 70 many.
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THE ORDINARY YELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre.7f Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep AMI Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il is
believed that no section OF country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Pral-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to 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 Sc miles on the Branch and
l4z miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn. -.-----
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STOVES AND TIN-WlRE.s

TIE DE8PATcH COOKING STOVE
Having duriRg the past Winfsr, basn fnlr7rEul q
now undo1btedly the BEsT Stove IN TIE ulrE1s-
It's Baking, Resting and bFuiiiag pruVeT1I7l ~
uneEceg gtionaDls, and IL eeonouy % rue 3 3 u
PARALLEL vita lio 1oE p9lenta ff1to @ VII llll
Goal ag we'll aa wood most admirablEi tie OFnl -
iug thorou gdly VENT Hated 10 vi Efciuca rIs
1Bd hnolfhT ~ snual % thaf a. = 111rTir 7f7.
oven; Boa1ting and Ioagti1E d done tal1fo a.
open are, and Erolnf 149E eo1l1 On elo 1llzll
= ccmmon gsng8 dfctatag. Ie q mdn1I1cturfi ~
thi1 city, and th3 ulslerial ul9d 11d 40 Ulta1Es
ship are of TIE bess quality anslI e gigcl 49,
1atilhcti0n % all, 81 Hundreds q b0u1s<11lell g
thiI city and glrrslndinE county, Who nfa iailE
IusinF tns Stove WI te5siiy.
Els Aoasilg S5T Co5kis5 e5Ve va O.
d nsU and dalirabie pafterl, uhich, Eith r1l1-
" OF cthorl, make our stock eoul7l8dl, We r'.a
haF1 On hand great variety q fsflcr f1cEl7 1 Ii
other haafing Stoves Tor sale e reduced DrieIl.
y : - LED Win % ~ nslsri o
EN- LED CRATES,
Allo-sll of thy most ussldl Articles % --
HolSs kiaIiii1ag 0sodl, hGll & F1ssEl l1oll
We Grs lust recaiVing shs lsfs-f iu,,ro7sf 17lesc
B4hU "a b Whlch are olaFed tor lal3 q tl8 ~
est ca1h pTIce1. y . mapunotuf llrr1lT ncd hHr1aa
loF galo at Wholssale o. ratalls AZ the various
% klltE End Japauod Tin. lorosr nn1 1hrr1 Ir17I
Hare We uli5r the almost endless Eariety q Icol1
n 0uF liae loFsals ths lowest calh 1r, q tf1I
s.rs ONE PRICE SYSTRkl
~ All Hou8sk9eper and thoss Who eo1i1I1tt
ao1sekesplnE, THE rsst ol nall-l,' p cr1 Ic1S
cordially invited . cal belore purcla1l elgsTlo
shtssa - IA Stove and ERA . Em5oTI1l of - -
". Z MARVIN,
maFsl No. 50 Souih siia Puhs 5glE1a.l e1l
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NUTIOE --ROgICE is HEtEBY
IN giren that the Underlined has been dllE aP-
Pointed hdminigtrAtrtI uuon the e5tate Of .. 2.
OrTdon, doctasods-H --i UAHBlnT DEIBlN.
olmEtses Apfit - lolaa agEDssa
-l1 bsWeC8z idareds Ell e-aa. u. ss-
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oATs. RARLEY. az. BUCKWHRAT.

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
'esd IN great abundance The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving aTarlety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every yprOduct
Of the United States.
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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 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre HRute, Alton 3 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. ls
well adapted 10 Winter
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'opfa r''p'''EIIEElAI 'EIIEElAIVITr rBA4TEB,"

q ar SENATE CHAMBRR, o., April 5th, 1854.
TDR. }. o. AYER-HOnored Sir; have made .
thbrough trial Of the Uathetc Ffls left me By your
agent and have been cured by them Of the dresdfHl
Rheumatism under Whioh be found me suffering
Tne fra uOss relieved me, and a few HubBequent
health nov than Tor golie Fe6ra beioTe which at
tribute entirely TO the elects Of yoCT Oathaltic
-Piln. Your vita Rrees esnect,
Il lsfA VIZ III LOCUS b, METOhLF."