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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Harvey stephens and
George frsslry, PlAintiGH In the Court Of Cor
Against Elea1r CuyuhuGa
Norman o. Baldwin, ct al

y
TOMAS q. n EARTT. PHILIP
% I Heartt, Philander Bennett, Heurietta Ben
nett, James . GriHith, samuel n Call-nder. T.
Richards, Robert Fleming AssiRnee IN BaDkruptlg
Of Beaiamiu Tyler and the unk nOwn Hsirs q
John b. Macy, deceased deendr nta in the We en-.
tired action and non re7identn Of the STATE Of Ohio
hereby notified that on the 81 day Of April A. D.
l662 said plaintiffs filed in the once Of tbs CLERK Of
said Court, their peIiu against them and other
desondAntB, setting forth that said plaihti1s are
themselves in the posse Eiun OF the folio wing Dc
scrib6d real aatas 10 Wit situate IN the County Of
Duyahoga and ftate Of Uhio and being 10 that part
Of The CITY OF Cleveland which was formerly called
the City Of ohio, ana is known sub lots numbers
go, 258I 2u, fS3 and 2s4 IN blOCk Of the Buffalo
COMPANY allotment 20 called and have Deem In such
Possession ever since eeptembsr, lS3, that on and
prior 70 the 4th Gay Of July 1887 said lots we're Owned
IN common by the following named -rsonE, to wit:
BENJAMIN =. Tyler, Grim 2. Gr NTH, shsld,n
Thompson, PhIlandsr Bennett. Willism b. Rich
ards, Giim mdD Eol-om. ir, GUY II. Goodrich Oharlgl
aina.OW. John B. May, and Samuel N. calender,
that on satl I4lh day OF July, 1881, sid parties 50
liVsIed TO said hOrman q. Baldwin iced thereof
that on toe 18th day OF APRIL 1888, said Norman 9.
Baldwin duly conveyed said los 20 Frederick Bald
win, who, on or about the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER
1853 duly conveyed thsBame to these plaintiffs, that
under said deeds OF conveyance said Norman g.
Baldwin, Frederick ldWin and said plaintiffs have
respectively been the exclusive possession OF said
deed thereof 90 executed and delivered to Norman q
Bald win was not ana has never been recorded, but
was aOmetims after its delivery 20 said Norman q.
BALDWIN, lost or accidentally destroy ID and has not
been and cannot be found, BY reason whereof the
title OF 1ad pl6inftg 70 SAD lots - ctOuQeu a1Q the
defendants appear Of record 70 have some interest IN
and said lots whereas, in facs they have inte
rest Whatever. The petition FrayB decree con
frming their title to said lots and excluding Baid
defendsnt IRON any claim therUto Sad defendants
required TO answer said petition BY the 18th dry
Of June, lS65 the same Will be taken confessed
'''' : PALnER Z DENNIS,
Tnn-na. - -.
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The above are all from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction
PRNPARED BY j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Hass.
And G, W. CLARK and by all DrEEEists and
Dealers In Medicine eyeTyWheTs.
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a0RNING LEADER.
IF9FlEE II0Es I9Ill A5ELl Is.

E951lg : loi.s. %. 4EIll. g.
ISS5-Sf 56s ThlFteeatk ahlo keGlmont NJ
rhrf E Pittsburt. l7
Fron ne ofialal report Of Lieut., Colonel
gaWkinr, eommsnding the Thirteenth Ohio
Regiment a. the battle Of Pitisburs, We
oslain the following liss Of the knlsd,
wsaaaea ana missing In that Reginsht'
arff.Ta EU KILLED.
Corporal silas Kimball %. D.
PfiVate Felix Fields Co. ..
Godfrey El6er, GO. n
William Oarriok, %. H.
Richard Miller, Co h.
jacob Brugler, CO, r.
Andrew Sohon, co. 3.
Peiar BroNn, Co. x.
F 80 Hsnry Miller, %. K.
Darrell Smith, Co. B,
Henry oorkWsll, Co. B.
WOUNDED
Major Ben Ronkel, 90 F, severely.
0eptJ r Garduer, 90 3, severely.
th Cap7 B B Henderson, 90 h, severely
q Eeat Q Lindenburg, co F, severely.
Private I Lake, 90 F severely.
TSmith, co T, slighuy-
Brown, % 7, sliehty.
Allison Scott, 90 F, Slightly,
e AnIhony Weliera, % e slightly.
AEel D Clark, 90 D, sligbtly.
H p B lockwood, 90 i severely.
Deuuison Miller 90 + seyerely.
q IA Wadiiagion, 90 J. slightly.
a " r HaineH, eighty.
7 Beaeher 90 I, slightly.
] Atkinson, 90 L slightly.
Sergeant Zsba D. Stevenson % 4,
Blightiy.
CcrporsI Hermann Fliegel Co K,slightly.
Private John =. Kost0E, Co K, seEerely'
Robert Wood, 90 K, severely.
g. s. Knight, Co K, slightly.
81 II. Schumacher, Co Z, severely.
+" il. OherhauHe Co K, severely,
g ]. Caldwell, Co B, severely.
George Campbell, Co B, severely.
James Buziok, % B, eighty.
Corporal v. Scott co d, severely.
Private John Zounk, CO 3, severely
g SO Miller, co b, slightly.
@ Kennedy, 90 B, slightly.
W oiles co B, slightly.
hittsring, co B, slightly.
B Undergrad, co b, slightly
tofP5fal o 7 Lawson, co U slightly
Private ] b ShaafeF, co o, slightly.
Alden A Cook, CO 0, slightly.
j P Brown, CO G, slightly
8erg't Alden b Wood, 90 o, slightly.
Private Ernest KOoch 90 3, severely.
VIM Kooch, 90 3. Slightly.
Avis Stevenson; co E, slightly
@ Bauoh, CO 3, slightly.
H John hughes, co. B, slighuy.
John Jones, CO. B, slighly.
3 Hickey, Co B, slightly.
MISSING m ACTION.
Corporal Thomas Yssser, co. F.
Privats W DerHingsr, co. ?.
a il Irvine, CO. D.
Olermont Burge, CO. I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

NH ASTEE COMMISSIONERS SALE
I'VE Pursuant to an alias order Of sale 70 me
directed from the Court Of Common Pleas for
Cuyahoga County, in the State Of Ohio, in an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud
lam is plaintiff, and Asa hahan and Mary Mahan
are defendants, 1 shall expose for sale 81 public
auction, at the door Of the Court House. in said
County, on the 18th day of April, 1862, at two
O'Clock P. n, the following described lands and
tenemeuts, to wit: "Lot number one hundred and
fOrty-tWO (142) in William SHADES allotment Of
lands on University Heights, said lands being
situate in the township of Brooklyn, in Cuyaho-
ga county, in the State of Ohio" Appraised
value S142 JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
A. T. SLAD1, ,r Master COmmlr.
Plaintiffs Atty. marl9.3S3
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OoHHECTIOHs,

UonHsotlons are made st MouroeTius with ths San.
du1ky, MGnBheld and Newark B. B., ct Oiyde NTH
ths Sanduaky, Dayton AID Cincinnati p n, at Fro.
mont with Fremont 8 Indiana 3. 3, and az Toledo
with the Miohigal Southern q HOrthern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads Tor Chicago, Dos
1noit, jackson, Fort WaYEUs ucqaugport LaflyStsal
Cairo, Alton st. Louis and an p9ntE Wogtr Eorth,
west and Southwest. -i- iail- 2
Trains arrive IN 0lsFslnnd from Tolsdo and ths
West, At $50 A. ~ AHd s;40 ?. n Fron Sandggd7
at 500 4. \.
lleVslaud. Nov. 4 saeI. gmrin
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AGRFCULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural producssof Illinois are great
er than thos1 Of any other STATE The Wheat
crop Of 1861 vas estimated at S. 900 000 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less thsn 40 Oo0,
/ 900 bushels, besides the crop OF Oats Barley,
Rye, BuckWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
J Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
I Cabbage, Beels, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 10 swell
the vast aggregate OF production in this fertile
region. Over Pour Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the stats Of Illinois during the
mast wear
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Ne ORDTYARY YTETn

Of Corn Is from 50 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs arc raised
here AT small cost and yield large profits. II Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
CT Inducements for Dairy arnllng than the PFai-
rics Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which Eust
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
l.asee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and DEn-
leith, distance Of So miles on the Branch and
~ miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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ALBERTT. SLADE.
april SsF Attorney for Plaintiff,

M ASfER'S SALE-Pursuant to the
lEl command of q decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County
at the suit of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and Others, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2lst day OF April, 1852, at O'Clock p. NJ, the
following described premises: Situate in the
township of Brooklyn, in the County Of CuyahO-
ga, and State Of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot hfty-three In township of Brooklyn fOresaid,
and bounded as follOWB;-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north s9o 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links to
the south line of land owned BY the q, q. q.
Railroad Co.; thence south tOo 10 west one chain
and seventy one links 20 the oulvert thence south
So west two chains and three links; thence south
57Xo vast two chains and one link; thence south
2l(o east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9Zo east i've chains etghty-siX linls to an
elm tree; thence north $50 east nine chains and
four inks to the place OF beginning, containing
Eve and l-100 acres of land decided By John w
Kirkland ana wise to said David Pollock, be the
same more or less Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS W. FORD,
A. T. SLADE, Master Comm'r.
Pfth'aAt'Y mar20E8l
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Real ESTATE


UYFgTFRN IA Nd .---II. 81. LIZ
w TIA q the Lee erln q Litilsg 3 Zg1zs . 7
lcrrfnrflF on band l1r1c 7r1rtifV oI .1r .lrI ~
Hrnf n IruTa ~ tr1cn1l q and il1lcrIlli 11 alrsN
or sItT o. oonntrT real oEtats- CT rarI0.1l rrlt
tlis6s uit1 811as . St1nizfE. Mlrll8 fi1 t
r .YhAG LlTEI,E. 1T
DHlwin 1
4 R A J. E ST "a o.
Eeep1 great variety Ct Yarns ant CilV Frtnsr'l
~ sale o. keut Also c1clce E1r-1lHss Ialrr ~
4ictig1n, uiinciI, Milc0uril. Iowa and 1ir11rl1-
l8-Onos 70. AsFaier BHiidsnr 0gTeilnf, f =
DEAL ESTATE E---E. ~. KY YFB.
~ ff1ruaFlT q TIE lfill q Tl1ti1 = 7.l, 1's7
1I5nei Real lItaio oazcs u t0Elail floof, alTs
1cl 81 1I11lIcE Etzllf 1t1 ILlllI1 s1l1l1. 1 ~
soastsnilF On hsnd gsFsIli fhqll17d ,cIeEo ~
11,iitF - H,NE1I-lQ tfrIll n ttf t1ts1 ff rE
WIIco1lln 61d u I7clri, - aEchn1T IN -
~ 11di,T 80 1dr an 500 IL
- - - - - i
lears yisnaisHao llaaaia qaaa ll'F e.
.slg1.1 pa fsssd .C1ozaia 11aa -ifF
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). d. DougHeIty, Fialnti1i IN The Oourt u Com
againat mon Pleas OF Ouyaho-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, and state
Henry ". Hubbard, DeftS. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attachment.
EMORY l.. HUBBARD AND
. AI Henry W. Hubbard, defsndantg 10 this aohou,
are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
A, d, 1861. pstltion Was died in the iQrk'a once
OF said Court OF Common Pleas, ssttin3 IOrth that
the 24th day of hBbruacy, A. D. 358, st the city
Of Galesburg, county OF Knox, aud Stats Of ILLINOIS,
said d6fenoanf1 executed and delivered 70 one Eah
bruner, their Joint and several appeal bond, bind.
ing themselves unto the said Eli Al Bruuer 70 Vay
70 the use Of this plaintiff the sum Of i've hundred
and ten dollars which said bond contained q con.
dition whereby the said Emory u, Hubbard Was re-
Quired and bound 70 prosecute with effect appeal
certain judgment rendered egAinBt said Emory IL
plaintiffs iAYOr, BY the Police magistrate Of said
etEy and Knox county as we'll as to pay whatever
judgment should be rendered against the said Emo
~ on said appeal that said appeal was prosecuted
70 anal judgment againet the. said EmOrT for the
sum S267 S3, and cOeta Of suit amounting 70 f26
but that said judgment has not been paid, nor any
part thereof as required by this condition OF said
boad; Jnat execution has been duly issuea up0a
the said judgment and no property found whereby
the same could De satsnea; and tnat said Judgment
and well said appeal bond remain in full force and
unsaiished, whereby the plaintiff has been damaged
In the sum Of S257 9S and COSTS OF suit SIS O.
WnsfeupOn plaintiff askB JudEment AGAINST said
dsflndantE on said bond Tor S232 9s with interest
thereon from March lat, A. d. 1858.
Said dsfondauts are further notified that thoy must
said petition or biOrs tne l2th day Of Nay
EeXt or in default thereof judgment Will Be taken
RANHEY, BAOKUs 4 EOBLE,
RinimGfmfu a
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
For the syssdy and Permanent Cure Of
GosO5TieG, Glsst UFsthGl DischGTge5, Seliiias'
FsakBess, Nightly Emissions, lSeORs
tiAases, Genital LTTitibilitg
i'a aad DEBILITY,
GRAVEL, gFRIOTURE, aud AFFECTIONS Of tht
KIDHHYB and BLADDHH,
which has bson used b. upwards Of
ONB HUEDRED PHYsIOIAES
In their TrVats Practice with entire Gaoosas super
Beding 0ubebs, 0cpabiai eap8ulasi or snJ oompouna
hitherto known,
BELLS sPROIFIO PILLS
are greedy in action, often adeoiing cure In fsW
dAyu, and when cure is ehected It ig permqnont--
Ihgy ere prepared nom Vageteplo o1traota tnst eEe
harmless on the system, and mover nhuSeate the
Stomach, ,-Or lmpregnats the BREATH nnd being su'
Tsr. cstad an nau6oouB taata ID 1totdad. No change
Of diet q sary whilst using themi nor doe5 theR
action intsrfero With bnsineg8 puFHuitg. kach boz
contains sig dozen Pills. Prizes 0HE DOLLARs and
win b sent b nail on rsoalpt q prce ad two o.
1tafiSs e. ". CLARK,
Eee5F 70 SuparinT utrnst
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EXEOUTOR'5 NOTIOE-NOTIoE
j = b hereby given that the undersigned has been
duIJ appointed and qualified Executor on the ea-
tate OF Betssg Sites, deo8ased
April l0th, l552sss4 81. ~. ADDlBOnl
MOTIUE is HEREBY GIVEN
that application will be made 70 Bis EZcellan-
cy the Governor Of the state OF ohio, for the par
don Of JacOb Phillips, who was convicted Of the
crime Of ManHlaaghtsr ~ the February Term, A. ID.
1857, Of CuyRhOEa County, Ohio, and sentenced to
confinement IN the tenitentlary tor the term Of
siEht ysar1. Imarz9s33sl ELIZA PHILLIPS.
a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
6ss8 appointed and Qualifod &c AdmiuistEstor on
shs estate o. Royal W. TJlsr lats Of HeWburghs in
ogyah5egSs 5,.{ss Oonnty' os'ea'ed- waTYLER.
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTIUE-
n Ths undersignsd has best Only appointed 3D.
mfnigtEator Ens egtats Of John hesWlck, deossss
Cd L. PBEHTiSS. r
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Ransom l.. Foot AID Court Of Common Pleas,
..os.5.s hOyis5 Foot, ct al. de- State Of Ohio
n OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
above action, Is hereby notified that on the Goth
day Of February, A. ID. 1862, said plaintiff fled
his petition in the Clerks Once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot Is indebted to plain
tiff on judgment recovered before Justice of
the PeRcs In the sum Of Sls2 IS, (oosts Of suit
s., ,7O) with interest; that on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, 1852, transcript of said judgment was filed
In said Clerk'sOfice, and thereby from that date
became q lien on the following described premi-
seS, belonging to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known by being part of lot No. 81, and bounded
on the east, south and west by the east south and
west lines OF said lot No. s1 and on the north BY
lands owned and set of to Emilino Foot, con-
tanning ffty two acres and twenty eight rods OF
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the I'D day
of April, A. ID. 1853, executed and delivered 70
said LoVias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi-
ses TO secure the payment of two notes. one for
SIG 69 In one year, and another note for $255,Ib
in two years from said 23d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatistied on the record
in Recorders Once 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 prayl that the prt-
Ority Of liens may be determined, sale OF eaid
premises ordered and money brought IN % Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, Loyias Foot, must answer said
petition By the s1st day of Nay, A ID. 1852, or in
default, this avermsnt Of said petition hs to him
VIII be taken a1 confessed.
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WINEaa ARRANaRMRNF.

On and aibsF Monday, EoFambar lth, IsSl. Trains
WIN run daily as sonoESs CsundHys exospted,l-
T50 A. n Chicago EEprsIs-Stops Is all stations o.
Southern DtTigion, exoept Warrington, and
- At lO:3o p. d. cd. .
80 P. II. Eorthsrn haiilstops at aii stations o.
Northern DtViaions snd arrives ct ssnauskydi
R:15P. III.
s;l0 P. d. Telegraph EEPrasB-5tsps Et 81 Itdtienl
on 5outh6rn DiVision, except WashinEton, Go
noa and Gay. Arrives IN toledo at ia!l5 II. ~
and 9hloSgo at IL A. M.
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STOVES ERb TIRWlRE.

THE DESPATCH COOKING SF0TE,
Having during the psgs HInisr, been improved, a
nor undoabtsdlY the BEST StQgo n tfe MarE1t-
Ii BaEinF, Roasting and Broililg prcpsrlile are
unexnepti0nabla, and IA eoeuumE Of flsl g p NJ
parell8ds with if1 new patgnt grlts b VII barn
Coal - veil wood mogt 1l1lifetlyf t1a 011n -
ing thoroughly ventilated it viii uroi1ca ~ et
a1d heellhJ baka egual % that q bl7- /. 1l.sE
oven Boosting ana Tearing e done hsilfl ne
ope1 IRE, ahd BrollinE ovsr i've Goals on e harm
a. conmou gsugs dicfat.H. lt q usnulictlFed "a
thiIcftT aud the matarial uIad and the llld p
8hiD are Of the be- Q1alisli lualll.n gllll 'rlt
satisfaction to all a5 hundrees o. borg-kaepers u
this clfT and 1urr.uufin1 countfIs U1Q nil l1l-iI
11ing the stove VII % tiJ.
Tis NoTHzl9 SlGr 0ookaJ Stove
4 3 nswaad dslirlbis naftern, ahich, with elri8-
81 Of Others, make Our stock com pIsia. Ha $50
haFa On hand great variety o. haficr CeoElrr and
other heating Stoves for sale at reduced prizes.
ars constantly supplied II al the r1u1lt q
most beautiful sty Is of
ENAME LED CRATES,
Al5o-aIl Of the most useful articles of -
HoEsS EFpisking Good, Nails b FcmerS Tsols
We are just rsosIvin ttl lfest improFi atgI.1 os
Bird "a Is Which are tered for 5ll8 af ie llli-
sst essh Priees, We maneiaetlr largely ~ nele
i0r gals g Wholslaic crreil Ell t1d Fari11l rfel
of lain and Jhpaned Tin, COpr Il end 5he1l frcl
Waro We oGef the alrloat endless garissl Q, 1lol1
IN or line i5r gals the lnTslE e1sh rIl1i c1 ~
ONE PRICE SHSIEAl
lg-AB nc cuseksepir and fDos8 Eho eoliaullate
Houeekeerina, = 4 The res Or mankind, lT1T1lIi
cordially invited % clli before lllcl lelln1 slal1
s1d in 60 for ihemgslFglt $50 slil l7itl1 = Si-
lntto1 AZ be Stove and Gre z lllQrilm Qi Il.
I'll alt llU ". i. EAHIIa
maru 70. so soath si5s Pgl -
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Sci LF.RDH HESlVE. TEETH..
PIAn0 TlNlNG.

DIANOS TUNED.-L..
3. f1AA9ll fral..lisnai Timer.
ofilEs lsll q o. fEIsyF'E afU5ie f10RE,
Nc-tEUOllp 80 81 lIill b rFi1lpliY itlsndst
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TFVins U. hagiarS Ffustsa
for Thomas Qsaylo, Frth,
Theodore n Burton. Rod
erisk Oalkins, thomas
QunYle, oscar A.BurtOn,
= 5cel 3 Oahoon, Fhomai
Oaho0n y iliiam A. InE-
hBm, Wells Porter, Eli-
In II Penh and IrFino
u Masters, pHtnerG
under tho name Of Peok
a mfHifrB, Robert b.
peDnis and Josiah Burs
Ndff - .Na Hl.
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE. BUCKWuEAT,

VA17i IiAL1l1l1A u = = = 2 y AllllAti
And vegetables suited to the climate, are PFOdu-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tuci,y and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited 70 almost every prodnes
Of thu United Stats
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CULTIVATION OF COTToy.

Tie esperimeRt5 N Cotton CULTURE dFs ef
Gerry great pT0zifss. Commencing ~ l1tssHe6
% dsg. 30 mia. tse5 1EaBtOon On tie BF1Dct,
and Asssizl pfiosl on thS Aaia LtHsl, the Con
pdHy 0l0ns thousands Of Gsros a5slk GGaptset0 %
fhS perfection Of tiis fore. A ssftler hdei1C
a family OF young sltfidrsn, caH fi1l'l fhe.z
youthful la5Or foG most prgftG5le Geeoli4t ~
the grol0fb aad Ds-tsofios Of fffs piaHt.
TIE UfgOf0uS eneTti0ns noe making 20 90
tain supply Of reliable seed stsffed 70 ths
rsqufreslegfs Of tis SOL Of IEZiHOis, tsill e is
hoped, speedily 0iUs q sE33cis8f q1icNHt %
RlGnt . qrsat bnagalh 81 lanA. -
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] W ~ ~ ~ eo.IdsI .EIdHsIFTrr THAxTER. -

7 y = ~ u IEAWIII THANTLH.I'-
SENATE OHAMBNR, D., April 5th, 1854.
/ "DR. J. .-AEKA-HonOred Sir; have made e
thorough trial OF tb6 Oathetio Fills, len By your
AGENT and have been cured By them Of the droadfal
FhsumatiBm under which he found ne suffering
The 6rss dOss TeiigFsd me- aDd few subsequent
heath now than Tor some years before, which at
tribnte eneiralY TO the effects OF your OathRrtic
PfI6. -lf- Yours vita great espeot,
-I7-l-d -.lar - lsf LOCUS B. METGALF."
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| NTEW MFDIOAL DISCOVERY

E.B kB,EesEHE, u ~ I!.yI. O!.gslaSRs., g S....
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hfecnaz.cs and Eorzing men win and the Ires-
school system encouraged b the state, and en-
dclred with larZa rgTenue for the supp1rt q ne
schools. Children can live in sightof the school,
the college, the church, sad grow ~ Win ne
prosperitT Of the leading stafe IL the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one Who has visited this splendid REGIONS of
country can doubt that Is equals the most fsYor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given b u
but let any careful observer visit it, zll he WI
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages Il offers for imnsdiate occupatl5n
and lrdnediafe returls. The farlae15 Of tna Ee7i-
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are maving
to Illinois In great numbers and u = oelleFaei
thai Il thesl EurpalIing advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working Population Of oVer-crolldsd E1ro.es
they would promptlY avail thazasslEas q ne
knowisdgs.
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n L. LAT IMER5
ATPOREBH Ar Law,
Or- 81 ,.ryioss in the bushes q his ProkIlion.
l-r-F,,,rsb, Flrsinsss houE1 may b found e the
ofs0s Of joseph Perkins. AZ othor hour g the
"Rsrch Houss " nIllii.
DALMER 8 DENNIS,
ARF0RNBYs AHA
10. 70, Perkins Building, Ol6Eslnnd, Ohio.
q. y. FkEHI9. lnoE1e1lll 81 = 2. pEE1l
WTILLIAD1S0N AND RIDDLE,
wv AElolEEE8 a. hAF. once &c. y sursEis5
HiFeea, elaF1.e1d, lhto. af-al q ~ IliNEA lI1NIs
tel go q Htntin,
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'CTTTFs, TOWNS. 1IARIETs, DEPOTs.

There are Ninety Eight DepotI On the Comps-
ny's Railrosd, giving about one every se1e1
miles. Cities Towns sud Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout The whole
route. where every desirable eonmcdlty nay be
found as readily as IN the oldest sites Of ne
Union, and where buyers are 70 b net for ed
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10 ACTUAL sETTLERg.

From The unprecedented 1dFantagss this Com
pany offers, It is not surprising that g should
have already disposed OF i 800 600 acres Of iand.
1t is now selling al the rate Of ,oo4 aefes per
week. The epopulation along the line has treoied
In ten years, and is now s14, SOL The Company
sell 70 actual cultivators, and every contract con
E~E,a an ovraar.eut n r-iftfr-ufa
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Smith Lilly, Pl't'f,

In CUyahOga County
Foot AID {Court Of Common Pleas,
ct. al. de- State Of Ohio