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MAsTER'S kALE.=PuRs

M ASTER'S 6ALE.-PURsUAHT
w TO the command Of 8 daorstEl orasr of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit Of Harriet Uhi sgainst Isaac
L. GlessOu and others, TO me directed, shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction Ct the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Cleveland on the
twenty-fourth day of June, 1852, at three O'Clock
P. n, the following described tract of land stu
ate In the township Of Independence, being mum.
Der six IN the twelfth range of townships, which
g also In the county Of Cuyahoga and State Of
0his, and is known by being all that part Of lot
No six Of the Hubbard tract, lying north Of the
road running from Gleeson's Xiii, 90 called, to
the ONO Canal, except one acre Of land occupied
BY y, h, Gleeson In 1858, and Is bounded ss fol-
lows: on the north by the north line of the Hub
bard tract, on the east bF lands owned By Allen
Robinett, on the south by centre of Tinkerls
Creek road and lands occupied In 1858 By z. H.
Gleeson, on the west BY lands owned BY Rogers
Comstock, containing .seVeHty Eve acres Of land,
being same premises conveyed By Moses Gleeson
TO Isaac i. Gleeson, By deed recorded in Book 81,
pages 90 and 100 of the records Of Cuyahoga coun.
ty, Ohio, be the same more or less but subject to
all legal highways. appraised at $500
u-tlICa rah.r- HENRY g. ABBEY gIf
if Piff's Avs 51al1'o A''i nSsi.s5; VIZ e;
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% At Two hundred and az dollar.
I. "----"-- JAME5 A. UhAWl bherin.
by Henry N. johnson, Dsputy)
LoRIH PlmTIGs, Atty for PIE.
sherih's ONCE, May IS, ls6289l

Cleveland, Palnesvills & In Common Pleas,
Ashtabula R. R. Co. Cayahoga County
A. whiting. for money only.
N0TIOE.-A. WHITING, A lHOR-REsI-
dent OF the State Of Ohio, win taxa notice
that the Cleveland, PalnesViile S Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on ths 9th day Of Nay,
1852, fle q petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of CuyahOga
and State of Ohio, against the said A. Whiting,
defendant, setting forth that on the Sd day OF
March, 1852, the said defendant was indebted 10
said Company in the several sums on accounts
ofs14s 20, SI68. and $50 10, amounting In total
to the sum of SST3 90, with interest thereon from
March s, 1852, for charges and transportation Of
certain three lots barrels oil, carried and convey
ed over and upon said Compsny's Railroad from
Gifard to CleVeland1 o.. and thare at the latter
place delivered BY said company for said defen-
dant. at his request, 9hat the SAID sum Of money
was then and is now due and payable, that said
sum Of money nor any part thereof has been paid,
and said cOmpahy prays iudgment against The
said A. whiting, defendant, In the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars and sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day OF
March, 1852. q
And the said A. Whiting d notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 18th day Of June, 1892 or Judgment
will be taken AGAINST him BY default.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE, .
a A
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Aprnl6:sss
Harvey stephens and
George Presley, PlAintiia In the Court Of Common
against Pleas, CnyahOFa %,
Norman y. Baldwin, ct Al p. - r. I'd
Defendants For Relief.

Harvey stephens and
George PTssii5 ssi5 PAn In ss 5ss osSs 9 On
Norman Q. Beldyin, ct a ,.-n.,,.. ai
ONAS q. HHAkIT PHILIP
" 7 Heartt, Philander Bennett, Henrietta Ben
nett, james GIihith, Samuel N. Calender, j. 8.
Richards, Robert Fleming ASSIGNEE In Bankruptcy
John B. Macy, deceased, dsfendAntB In the abOVeen-
titled action and residents Of the State Of Ohio,
1862, said plaintiffs 6isdI6 the once Of the Oierk Of
SAID Court, their petition against them end other
settlh6 IL losth taAt s5la l14lDtlas sc
aCribed real estzte Wit situate IN the County Of
Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio and being In that pant
the City Of ohio, and b known sub lots numbers
- sos, 30 2s3 and 2s4, IN Block Of the Buhalo
possession since seDte1bsr, lsss, that on and
prior 70 the 18th day OF July lots Wer8 owned
benjamin. r. Tyisr. GfH.k p. e4fBtS. bSsidsr
Thompson, Phiander Bennett, William Fl. Rich-
ards, Gilm an Iolsom. Jr!i Guy Goodrich, Charles
Mlns'oW John b. May, and Samuel u. calender,
that said llIh day OF July 1885, said parties 50
SEning said l9tS IN eomn9nt duly executed and de-
Baldwin duly conveyed said LOIS to Frederick Bad.
ISIS duly conveyed th5 same to these Slanti, that
gndsr said deeds Of copveyanoe said HOfman q.
Baldwin, Frederick Baldwin and said palntiis have
respectively been the exclusive pos5essi0n Of aid
lots ever since the l4th day Of July, 1851 that said
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
vas sometime after its delivery to bald Norman D.
Baldwin, lost or accidentally destroyed and has not
boen and cannot be found, by reason whereof The
title Of said plantis to said lots Is couded ID the
deendAhts appear Of record 70 have some Interest in
rest Whatever. The petition prays 3 decree con.
nrming their title 70 said lots and fxcludng said
defendents from any claim thereto. SAID defendants
required to answer said petition by The lth day
Of June, le6 the same win be taken as confessed
and decree rendered accordingly, r-- p
n,s..oo FAhAEk RAHhISs
apr1llo.ssg 4-a--.- plaintiffs Atty.
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CUUTTvKTIoNDR coFFoN.


7zs ssperI6Ssats ~ Cotton suJlErs ers5f
gsTsi atsEt p7oplfss, Co1i1sBoiag FlGfifHde
50 deq. so TlfB. (ses Nation On the Brlllct.
6ad Aa5s1s yff0zi o. ti5 Eiqss L51sl, a. olli-1
gSaeg 81 80 l9sSgie. = esz.. g
Q tSlsttg ~ yOslg ebfl9sss, o1lll fli-l- -tlsiil
g0Dftfit Ld5oT % q most pFQ9 tGb{s Gcc0u7ta1
ths gfOigtf chd PsEfsotioa g1 fhf5 plant. z
tatF q elspply ofFsli1blS sesa al.ftea g %
70 gfrsaselltsog tss soil Of lZtfn0ts, t0ii &c u
hoped, epsadtlg gigt egbicioHf allcgnf p !
plant q grsqs 5rsadth er Ednd.
MINING AND lLANuFACITREs.
Tbs great resources of he STATE, IN Coal, Lroa,
lead, Zinc, Potterig Cay, Lln1estone, 811d1toce,
&C., &C. aTe aino5t untouehod; theY aErltt ~
arrival Of euterprisng and snergsdc men acs11-
tened TO convert ten into geld - fel1a
-1s RAILROAD GYsTEaE o. GiAESOI5
D Railroads intsrssct ne Whole siate. STA
great nsl-Eork thas links 5TeET part 81 ths 3lail
into immediate connection With ths EurroundlrT
States and The direclesi thofoughizrsa % co1l-l
meFea deal - aF11-- a---sa q, ,
THE ILLINOIS CEETaAE R.AII.R0kD =
1Tfafsisss the Ehois leugth q tbe .stsfs frol \
ehe banks OF the Mississippi lld lake Allchl7i1 /
% the Ohio. As its name imports. - Raillold Il
runs through theceltse a ths al7tes and on e
thel nde Of The road along tl Wnola te1si1 y /
The lands offered ior salo. Esfl -b1lrl l7sIl
-a5d 2 10 ACTUAL EzEIE EE8s.rs r1ri
From the urprecsdeutsd Advantages tbs Gam Z
pany Offers, is Is not I1rpIiIing that { lhodld
have already disposed Of 00O, 900 acres ef Ind
Il ls now selling at ths .Elta II {, 600 acrs1 per
week The Popllaiipn alonE ne line - iEsolsa
In ten years, and 3 nov 80 s91. M Con a1J-
55ll 10 sc1ual suliilz,oES snd aFeE epnfdlst cor
tains a. agresmazt % cultiTats-
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOTa
There are Ninety sht Dspot5 a ne ooiz1
nyis Ralisoad, slgiug Hhc1t ols FTlTT sg7el q
milal. Cities, Towns and Villages are sltu11ed
routs. where eTsrT deIFabla commoditT nay - !
found Is readily 8 II he Oldest csiss % -
Unicn, and Wh5ls buysrS Ara 9 b uet l1T lll
kinds q fazn prodnca- = - s.---- r-.- -r-frl
IIecnan.cs and working men Ri1 md shs nee
schosl iysten snc51rdgad ~ itz s,lta, md elF-
doEed Fith large roIelra for t1e 1unnoft 1i ne
schools. Children can I've 10 q gds cf t1sgch1eii
TIE eolless, he 1cturch, ezd ZrcT Ip Ell1 lha1
prosperity q fhs leading SEATS 10 tie Graat VS.
: 50 sns No hau viulssd fhis 1plsldld rsgione 81
country can doubt that 4 equal1 the most iAEor-
ed descriptions lhlt have sldf eell- glle1 ciit71
I hlt letany ca1elll chlclEeT Tl1it L. anc - III
inform Tou that the half has not teen tod q lie
adTsnllFef It oEsFs 15f innsGiltg 1c1ul go :
auf finamedlats returna ThafsTmeT8 q Ne Et7t-- I
ern and Middle state1 and Can1da, 1rs 1oF-1s
/ 70 Ilino8 O. steat aulahsia; ani = p halle7e,
thst n thase Surnasing ldYantages WgFe med9
known . ths farmera, lnec1allc1, 11l1l.5-1l-ll
andNorlIIu pop1laticncf oysl-croT d1d E1lopc- Z
thsy you'd premPty Gga1 hsnsslves q sea
knoElsdgs. - -=-- g G.
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MASTERS SALE E-PU URSUANT5 fO
IFt the command ofa deeFetal order Of sale IS
56ed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cayat
hoga county, Ohio, at the suit of John Pistner
against Sc Bebastian StlegerWald aud Others, to me
directed ] shall otter for for sale at public auc
ton, at the door Of the Court House In the City
Of CievelHnd, in said county, on the SOth day Of
May, 1852, at two O'Clock 2. NJ, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situate IN the City Of Cleveland, in the county
of Cuyahoga, and State of Ohio, and is known q
being the north half Of the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot Ne.
one hundred and twenty seven {I27), In Barber
s Lords subdivision in the City Of Chic, former.
~ 50 called and bounded as fOllowsa north by lot
No. 12s; east by York street, south by lot No. 136
and west By the west half Of said lot Ne. III, BE-
ing64 freet front on YORK street and I1S 612 sect
in depth. The lot hereby intended 20 be con.
veyed being 80 feet on York street Ile 6-12 feet
deep be the same more or less, but subject TO all
legal highwayst Appraised at SzO0. e -
GkO. b. WYMAN, /
B. r.. BRAvIs, Master COMMIT
Plf7s Atty Ira apr3G 389
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Tiny EEOPEg. i ENVELOPES II
81 loFssil 'tt6s GSSass 0ssSsiss RS6s, sSsSSIlSI
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1F1IFFI aB,EF7NBERq 1gAmIbY

tfNHE CHE u tall u 3Gist4 & d 'hM1LH
-dEDRuINzs Ers prepared und AF the tmm6di.
SO 1usET lli61 1af = 5kiiial PhyEislzu, md Ihsl
FaET bonslladF ElqH- ln - e9EsasF 500 ElHlE eG1
fhs intelligence Of the oonmunity q pOE lnE1ttfp
sFEha niler 81 fingle meaiGine EhiQns claims 20
1arg ~ diB1aFsE, but he eIEef bsi u modes oon
18t ~ bisfea alEscsnt Etedoinasi eA unsquailedfr
td5 6dru % th9 ai5etel for Gn5h theT are room.
m5nd 81 ar0nE hioI uII7 be eoi6Stad one eppf5pri'
eta 81 aaF OF tts ciseaoss fsftdant 90 thiI codau5
i TfRa GrRielasEE EsEstsbls Piila Ara botssz thEs
aHT oiaar knd ~ lils IN the EnIla -pEiea = esltl
fhs Gr11i6at5f uterins Cath 1LitQn i1 An i121ld.
Us Eglnsdy for ell Eetl6ts % e1tesf fric5 tlso9.
~ be userlll5 Cashologa u ID elsc cilE5 sFsNes
lfseaEs 81 ths kldusy q Fngfy diculty h fnalsf
Thu GIgisr harg grrrh6 psrfiiA u By TAR the mos
bgEsrlgl Gld eSleacio1s 0snEqpnd tl nse--FTiaa g.
Tbs QTsi8nnsrg pYssnt tory. iyTu7 = oertsin sllc
Ilick remedy tor 81 diseases 81 the boEerTfoe &c
gently reliaVe rlILg 1tTed1ls lsl "a A5Elt-price 81.
IhJGit1slEziI1rg tildren'H Panaoea z an invsla
Ehls soonlP0dad il al dlgcsse1 ffIoido1t 20 eil6reD
e ne arNeoabsrr SdPer end AFra HemG1y q = loE
rsTn iPeods tor tis part cltaf diseass-rpFieN 60
Tho GEBfsub5gg 4rean y gel stn ytrtli eIlt eyosl
ni other aalVet 10 itl cuzattTa . colke
ne QfRfahhsra 6gatun1p pssfels BALM 'tE0rtla tbs
most n5te1 King ~ lei n IL c5raP ain
7rite - 3 hottlHI sI|s An eminent 2 gEician 81
HeH York, rates thai hs has known She arHfnt7Fe
1oaH2u yftys'g Balm used with EEsaS agcoesE L
pFonsEs 3ur nsn laNRaEienes AQbskAnfiasell ~
Th7 6rEs5hisrT b s5it Il sre 1g6lt glesGa9
Gnd dsltghtful tonic ever re5aI5dpfio 15o6rfas
Tue EFtsstnb5IF BE Lotlon - % ataileltd d ~ q
IadERmati0a or dlB6atss 1lAhs K5Sa-Brios 9 oaass
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.NIRW MRDI0AL pIsoOFRRY

Fof tie sps3df shd PEI nhnsnt gdfser
9eRoffieG Glest Dfethal Djte5d[9s3 f3e5liisi+
ReG6aetii 2 5gl5tlsi isiliiIliois, 1feo8-
esages Genital 2FfitbiitE
~ 80 Q q , diid DeJfft y 90 t9 &
GRAVEL, srtICTu uISE, and Am ElTriOns Of ths
HIDHHES and BLADDER.
ghioh has been used By upwards Of 1
2 ~ y OK HUNbRHD PHYEToIHHB,
IN Eheir pfgh rltics, With en- iirs success, nup3I
gsaing qbeDs, cotbiA, ospgplss, Or any coinpounS
q o BEITS sPEOHIC PHlLSp5i
days and when cafe Il efeetsd q = pez1mlntnt-
Thdy Az trelrod lTom Vesstaele extracts that are
harmless On the Hg1te1as aBu ueFer Eguz51to tht
Stomach, or tnprsgnate the breath; and hslng tn-
gar coated AL nau1eous ta1t0 t8 avoided. HoqAngt
Of diet q nacna aaET uhl1t uEng them; d0a1 tI
sction interfsra With bRHinea5 paTsnits. Each boI
contains Ei1 Dozen Pima. RrIos QhE DOLLAR, ent
VII Be ssnt b. ran on receipt Of pTles e1d two
atzmpI. q 10 f4. W. CLARK,
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SALR-PURSUANT

lNl 70 the command Of a d6crstal order Of 1ais
from tbe Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyAhOgt oogn-
81, ct the suit Of John Sherman aRainat John
Qr sale as publio ahc on, ct the dor q ho Oourt
House IN tho city ~ Cleveland, on the twenty 5urih
i0ioWlnk described premisoa, situate in the t0WnL
ship Of Maydald, In tbs countT ot OuVahoga,. shd
State Of Ohio and known bY lot No cteeu, IN trsct
No, three, and bounded IS follows: East west, north
and south By lot lines, and containing one huuiIed
and 1OrtT aix and one third acres Of land. bs thI
mors OF less but subject to al lagal
and excepting thersirom thirteen acre3 Ii the north
west o9rher thereDf, set % 20 John 8praguo for
homestead, bounded - follows: Commanding at
point IN the vest uns Of said lot nine chains 3 ln I
Dortherig lrom th5 southwest cornsf oi said lot Z
thence running north on said west ltne lx chaine
p links TO the northwest o0rEsr Of sad lot; thence
east the norm line tWos 81 chains 80 links; thsnos
south parallel with the vest line fE chains . lfl
thence west twenty chains @ llnka 70 the plaza Of
bsginnins. ADprai8ed at 5000.
4. Prunfi81, tH Master uOmmR
Pltidps Atty inV9fss99
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MUSIC.
. E " MI s TO. .

l.aiiRht be thY ureams." beauulul Song and
OhOrnE, By n. 2. Danss. and surg EIth gre It auo-
cess b. Miss Ada Webb ii webb Sistsss"D.-
Price IS csuta
: ,.iSo hY Dsnks, Bass Song Home Of my Outh > p
PIioe % cents
Either Of The above tent to any part Of tas % tied
STATES on rsoeipl Of tte Esrksd price Published
ana fJg Egle bT y. bo'bel
-rr No. 5 Euol3d street, cleveland, o.
~ FIsnOs, Email lnstrunents, aud Brings Of
ali nds constantly on hand
- P,RnoS tuned aud repaired my20:4n
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AttOrney3 Tor 2. y. 3 A. y. 3.
Dated Nay 9th, A. D. 1852. may7So2


MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNt command Of q decretEl order Of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyshoga
County, at the suit of John Harper against J. W.
Fenkell and others to me ahalt expose
for sale at public auction Rt the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said County,
on the Ith day Of June, 1902, at 2 o'clock p. n,
the following described lands and tenements, to
Wit: Situate II the townships Of 0nogrn Falls
and Russell, In the 9th 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 10 and 20 In said townships, and bounded
as follows on the north BY the north line Of said
tract No. 8; on the east by land decided by Aaron
Bli13 . 'losenh SI Bsrrass; on the south. bY the
centre OF IA fcad leading NON Charm tzll5 10
Russell Centre, snd We1t By line parallel with
the east line and 30 far distant therefrom &c TO
make thirty seven 80 100 acres.
: And, also, another piece. situate In said town
ships and counties, and Is known hylbeing part
Of the Champion tract, and bonded as foliows:
at the northwest corner Of thirty-acTe
lot owned by Chester Rlastrage; thence al0ngthe
vest line afsaid thirty scrRs Routh 70 the centre
OF the III ghUag, thence aiolI le - of the
highway westerly far enough to contain twenty
four acres; thence nQrth to the soutt line Of the
tract; thence east 70 the place Of beg inning con-
laiaiRg twenty four ecres, be the q ne more or
less, but subject % all legal highWayn Appsais-
ed at s1e87 GEO. III. TTliAEs
e. T. HAMLToHi MasieF CommFa !
Pitts Atty. raysS3i
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LEGAL ElTlCES.
m n. Keyas, Plaiatik. ! n OgaEt q Common Piaaa,

IN n. Ksyss, PIaintih, N oouTt q Common Pisaa,
John DsssndOrf Dart, -, OBi0.
ITNTF 10 0EFr'y 1NV lPN De.
.ENb ilF gppossd to re.lds b Ne stats d
NV YORK, will take notlos that On ths 80 Dag q
Nay, leoa, this Plalniia, Ell n Kgyss hled IN the
1Aid Court bis Petition elaimin that Dsiandant is
inds5ttd 70 FElhlid 81 III la6h n ucart1iH1d9n
trlet entered lpto 2por shout The l5thday 81 March,
1859, By SAID Deiendant With Plkfntin, WhefSby 10
isadant food % huild afory Rlaiuti IN city q
ClovelArd IN said county, bouAe, aRd furnish ths
nee ssary work and materials tOthB Fdi65 o. sljtl
Thousand dollars, and % eomplsts tha gsma With
IN three months from the date last Aforesaid and
agreed TO receive and did racsiVe 81 r1rt aylrart
thereof from this Plaintiff eighty acres OF land st
the price Of six dollars per acre; bot has wholly
failed to falhl his part She terms q said ooatrf
Sal Petition further states that lAintiG had fully
performed a the eond tions Of said contract obga-
tory Upon him, and that ho has sustaihed damage
BY efsnlt Of Drfendant in The Sum of four huhdrsd
aud eighty dollars, with interest from the 18th day
Of March. 1885, for which sum be aaks juG lmsnt %
DE- eAdant Z required to answer or dsmur 70 said
Petition By the second day OF August, 1867 OF the
same will b taken " confessed against him. 2
4.t J. \. E.INGERS0LL, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Cleveland, O.. NAV 22 1882 mnV23.3of- 1W
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SALE.-Bg virtug d vrit

q HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ
~ Of feri faoiss, Issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, and State OF Ohio and to
me directed, in the cause Whe4sin Laura a. MoYay
Ia plaintiff, and William MeYay & defendant have
levied on and shall expose to sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House Of said county, the
twelfth day Of June, A D. 1861 between the hours
Of two and four O'Clock, p n, Of said Day, the fol-
ewing described lands and tenements, to-Wit ~
"Situattd In the township Of East Cleveland, Ouya
hoga county, and stste Of 0he, and q part Of lOf
3llB and Is bounded follows, toWit: Eastsry, by
the Holloway road, ealledi Bortheriy, By land Of
McVeanj westerly, BY land Of GsoTgs o. shumEhy,
and Boutherly By line drawn parallel With the north
cry line and far enough thsrsfrom 10 include one
scre."
Appraised at two hundred and any dollars.
ll JAMES A. ORAWa shsrih.
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John Smell, PIAintin,
Court Of OommuR Pleas,
cuyAhOsa OOuafE, o.

",
Charles WinsloWl as the Court Of Common piosa
sasigaes Of Rsu1in e.
Hunt, for the b nett CuYahozs Ogurify, o. =.
Of tie creditors Of Q. 80 -
U. SeXtor, DBfen ant.
NOTICE.. O.SEXTON. OF THs
In State Of Michigan, Will take notioa tat John
ell did, on the 9th day Of EoTsm6er, A. D. 1881,
nle his petition Ia tee court Of ommon Plsas with
IN and tor the oOunty Of OuJahogn, and state Of
'nto, against tha said Charles WinsloW as assignee
Sc. setting I d that he has Z 81 I'm aEain6t the
estate Of the said h. G.. Hunt for the sum Of 800
interest from October 2lth, 1855, and Ssli, and
interest from Jun5 7th 1851. less D eeNt and that
SID ass gnment was fraud on the other creditors
Of said Hunt and pray ing that the assignment 4
@. Hunt to Chsrlss WinEl0W Be ooalaT6d T. ehaie
the equal ,neht Of ell the creditors of The said
unfy and by leave of Court q 8lid q. o Sexton l.
ads EartY defendant 20 said suit And "a st AID
q. o. Sexten ts iedutrtd to appear and answer said
petition befy re th5 third SATURDAY. az er the
35th dsy Of May next. - p Il--I
-. -, AZ il GHIDEsTER,
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LEADER.

~ . smy.o THRssanIA.l 81 s.a. s5sp
sDssrsas0u tha aGIlf laroh, ,in St. Iioue, skDIE
BcuElEduau EuE1ua, 80 foEIsy daaghfor Of MsJ
Gsa. y. X. Curtis, UaElAs,is u, Is ~
.rnpd nis Ella18 sr1 r.rr tn.
sFFsSlnt tbs sprint sltllA5 oFhgf youdi
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Whose sQui an-gtlblemou ounts.df truths aan.
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asr love that kindred TO embrace them, y,rsgl
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Her foo, TO press, hsy f9un e graee them
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of ssFthiy irispdl Who sought % voc Der,
And l6tsA>d'tO taelahtuage rare. n l'
which hsayeaiF e1sel sPQgs -upto haFi
That she u 4fieltiragt agtdheelENoet
And waved farewell tobowers aud roses,
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And love b blesf aud fsith reroses
Wehare gssed on ths brookl,i
tHWti And roauald through hsdsili
We have wstered the rOsss
She cherished % we'll
We have sung Of the strains ,gos
t--l-t fa She deilghtedld sins
Ne have gathered IiI' earliest
Lilies ef Spring;
Ne have praised as she praised,
what is l0vely aud just,
For her uume is our pride,
Her example, our trust.
Wsus frlend, and friends only,
Not bOuad BY the ties
Whi1h kind ca may boast
Aud relationship prize;
Hai we mourn for the loss
OF the blessings that we're,
And cur symp1thies AoW
FOr those dearest 70 her
Ia our anguish We touch
OF thy garment, tue hem
Ca God l. there comfort
For Us and for thens
Thta We listened At the midnight
OF The s9ul and OF the sky,
Meath tbs braided beams of starlight
For an answer nom on high
And It pleased the Holy Spirit
TO give ear unto our speech,
And to bid our hearts interpret
The rapt words immortsls teach.
sGed cent iron thls Eesplendent cline
An angel, earthly nss to saver,
And hEve ceased % live for Time,
And have begun 70 live forever.
loved the roses-for the hand
OF GOd had given them to Earth
Earth's roses fade. In this bright land
The Gmaranih alone has birth.
/ tod ths names to planets given
When they their blazing circles tr0d;
star hres 60 OFT The courts Of Heaven
Are lighted b the smile Of God.
Grisye not thEtI no more may come
To earthly halls, with words Of cheer,
Bat seek ma in my heavenly home,
And walk IN Gods pavilion here"