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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-19
TMPORTANT TO FEMALES

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
y m. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
a qredients in these Pills the result Of long
ssd extensive practice. They mild in their ope
ration. and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions,
vietber from cold or otherwise, headache, pain IN
the side paptation Of the heart, whites all nervous
elections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
Enbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
Saption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
~ the commencement Of a new era in the treat
mont Of those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned so many thousands Of the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent TO a Premature Grave
No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the genera
health begins 60 decline. - -
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
.rs The most efectual remedy ever known for all
o1nnieints peculiar 20 Females To all classes they
re inValuable, inducing, igith certainty periodical re
S-i9-illt They are known 20 thousands who nave
,,s fhem al different periods throughout the coun-
'Ieians a America. Erplic dtrec3i0ns staiiHg ige
M ~, tte alatH n0f BE- Hsed with each DoX-tf1oe
1loe Dollar each Dor, combining 90 Ptis-
A valuable pamphlet TO be had tree, OF ne Aeeits-
Pills bV mail promptly by enclotlng Price 70 iue
f3enersl AGENT Sold by Druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHIkGS. General Agent
u Cedar st., New York.
sold in Cleveland az VIM. FisE's and Gaylord q
Hamnl0nd's-
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10 All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
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5as- We are happy TO learn that DR.. S. A.
Weaver's CaRker and Salt Rheum Syrup sustains its
reputation 50 we'll We hear it well spoken Of by all
who have made trial ofits virtues. There are now
many worthless articles bearing the name rmed-
icine, that have but little confidence in any stin
we are glad to see the success Of this, which be-
lieve to be, truly valuable medicine.
Sold by Gaylord d Hammond, q. S. Mackenzie, Z.
W. Sackridsr and Wui. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
BS@ To CONsUMPTIvEs.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
by a very simple remedy, afer having suffered sew
eral years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disesse, Consumpuon-is anxious to make
known TO his fellOw-sHfierers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the pre-
scription used free Of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they viii
find sURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
Ma, BBOSCHITIS, &C, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is TO Lsueft the afflicted, and
spread Information which be cOnCeves to be invalu-
able and be hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy,
IS it viii them nothing, and may prove a bless
lag.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
1ress REV EDWARD A WILSON,
oetIs-R26 Williamsburuh. KINGS County n Y
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
IliverInvigoratOr.
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NRW ADVKRTIsENIENTs.

ES- For Telesraphic, Market aud Marine
News see Fourth Page.
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THE BERGEN TUNNEL.-This tunnel, which
has been in course of construction for a num-
Der of years, and which has cost an immense
sum Of money, was on Thursday, the 18th,
traversed for the first time by locomotive
and train of cars. The cut is 4,SOO feet in
length.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1860.
TRAVRLER's REGIsTRR.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the above
Trains Boats will be called for by the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
the Omnibus Ohee, 81 Superior street, door next to
Weddell House.
Anril 10. Isf0
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Sausage manufactured by D. H. Cornell,
Also, Lard, Pork, Hams and Dried Beef.
noYl6:3IO. 81
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UTORSTEDS OF OUR OWN I'M
3 Fold Tephyr;
Fold Tephyr.
s Fold Tephyr.
Shetland Wool.
eolors. RETTBERG 4 HAUsMANN,
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Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Pills resOld oy
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
: p ~ - On Z. .ll 4 |. lrhll- snmara.
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G-The folly Of triaing with Disease lie
frequently oyinced by the direrul results that are
solf-syident in every walk Of life. Hereditary dis
ease arising from early indiscretons and the deter
iorating eject Of mercury and other mineral agents
are both to be deplored aud prevented. The great
object Is carried out in every line Of the book, "Hu
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" which
has been compiled after much study and research,
aud is embelshed with cu5red engrayings, illustra
ting the different phases Of vital and functionary
diseases.
Rsad the advertisement Of ''Triesemar" in another
column. Sold by Dr. Barrow, lgi Bleecher ST., New
York. Price 25c., sen free Of postage everywhere.
Also sold By Il. f. Gaylord and William Fiske
Druggists Cleveland. Ohio
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5-Call on most any Druggist or Meui-
cine dealer and get Of the Perry Davis Almanacs
directions for the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
er; you VIII find them instructive, and by following
the directions, an immense amount Of suffering can
be prevented and at trihiug expense. Be sure you
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
its reputation, and great sale, many other and
worthless preparations are being palned of upon the
public. Don't delay, but get it, and test it,
sold everywhere, aud by Gaylord a Hammond,
VIM. Fiske, q. $ Mackenzie and L. W. Sackrider,
Cleveland, o.
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Special a)otites.

~ A number years have elapsed since
the introduction OF Or. J. Hostetter's Celebrated
Ritters to the public. The prejudice existing In the
minds Of many persons against what are denomina-
ted patent medicines at rst greatly retarded It's sale
but as lis virtues and merits became known, this
barrier Of prejudice was oyerthrown, and the de-
mand increased 80 rapidly that in few years scarce
ly village existed in the United States in which the
afflicted had not experienced tho benefits arising
from the oi the "Biters, and at the present day
there 70 be found in an parts Of the world vouch-
for the great merits Of the article. No greater
cure FOR Dyspepsia be found.
sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where, and by Hostettor h smith, sole Proprietors
IS Water, and is Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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na- Hostetter's Bitters are sold by
CHURCHILL & BRO Druggists

HoLLOwAT's PLLs.-Apoplexy-Y who
are in hourly dread of death, whose lives hang on
the swapping Of thread, wo1ld act wisely in having
recourse 70 occasional doses OF these sacty-vaives or
ilepreserying pis-thcy regulate the action Of the
vital functions, eQualEo the circulation Of the blood
and iuvigorate the nervous system. Persons Of full
habit, who liable epilepsy, rush Of blood to the
head, should always have supply at hand.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
Es7Sold by all Druggists az 25c, &C and 62c q box
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RHEUNATIsNl RHEUWATIsMl RHEUMATIsN!
10 well known that bathings, ointments, and
external applications, only drive rheumatism from
part Of the system to another. Sometimes, with
fatal results. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Rheumatic Pills, ofen the worst and most pro-
tracted cases. This simple medioated Sugar Pill will
60 TO eradicate the disease, than quantities Of
crude medicines, and has cured when all other means
have Gailed.
Price IS cents per box, with directions boxes ST.
sent By mail express, free Of charge, on receipt
Of the prios. Address,
Or. F. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. $50 Broadway, n. 7.
sold by +. W. Saczrider. and Churchill & Bro.
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The Railway.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--The
Pittsburgh Post, in speaking of this road,
states that ithas been doing an unprecedent-
edly large freight business, and but for the
extraordinary resources and facilities of the
Company, the line would be wholly unequal
to its accommodation. Last week fourteen
thousand tons Of freight We're shipped East
from Pittsburgh, two hundred and thirty
four cars being loaded every day. The re-
ceipts for the month will far exceed those Of
any other line Of the same length in the Uni
ted States. Yet, in the midst of all the toll
and trouble Of this business, the managers Of
the road steadily push forward their improve
ments. The building of the new bridge ov-
er the schuylkill, at Philadelphia, to reach
a Delaware steam terminus, goes on unosten-
tatiously but effectively, and we hear that
the directors are considering the propriety of
erecting a large, handsome and comodious
new passenger depot on its West Philadel-
phia property, at Powelton. Hereafter pas
sengers will reach their destinations by
means Of city passenger railway lines, which
are now 50 numerous, and cover all parts of
the city so thoroughly as to leave no necessi-
ty for continuing the running of unwieldy
cars and mule teams through the streets.
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Eg-Holloway's Pills aud Ointment are sold by
CnUkCHILL & BROTHER,
Is. W. cor. Ontario st. aud Pub. Square
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rms n Sian % % 6sHHl sHE.f EE'@f @ B G ser
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RoAD.-The following
is the summary of the revenue of this Road
for ls59-6O
Main Stem. 1859 1860.
October. $3.50 421, ,OS. sn5O7S.77
Washington Branch
October................. s37, ,S06.29 s41 1O7. so
n. W. Va. Railroad.
OctOber.................s so, ,s6O9O S29 497.9S
Total..................S4l S4ll 1882 s4s5, ,662 .55
It will be seen by this statement that the
net increase over October 1859, lis $374, ,514.2S.
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WASHINGTON Oct 81

The position Of tie Post Office Depart.
.ment is this, che ublicsdpmalrds facilities
like those il. london aud Paris. Tie de.
partnent is anxious to grant tbet,, l,dt
claims that it can he done oaly hy Irsyine
n monopoly of Business which il is now
eIIdeardring TO secure by the enforcement
or the laws against private expresses. The
opposition with which il meets OCCASIONS
much embarrassment " yse..Ff =, T.. =
=. The Secretary Of the navy has directed
the commander Of the Navy Yurd ut PEN
sacola, to investigate the charge recently
made through the newspapers against
Lieut.. Stmke, Of the marine corps, Of pun.
ishing men by eruciGxioa,
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ton. from HAVE and Soathampior ~
! I7tlI. passed Cape Raee % d :, = S,r,.
day, and was boarded BY the Press NTH
! Her news u three days later tI,an ~,
~ the Asia. at New York. IA u.
The steamships Teutohia, Anglo SAXON
and Adriatic had arrived out. s;1 4
The NeapoIitan princes had ordered 4
renewal o. the attack on The Garibaldi.
ans, Fl 4 1s:@
| AdvIces from China state thai m.
Allies had attacked The Tartar camp ma
that the Chinese flcd Ia disorder The
grand attack on the Tartar forces wonid
take place on the 18th Of August 1 Il
h Victor Emanuel entered Naples on the
18th. He had already entered the Nea.
poIitan town Of GulIannOvia, amid enthu-
'siasm. a.,=f ss.s5
I Mazzini has refused 10 leave Naplcs
The diplomatists at Gaeta had bro.
tested against the decree relative 70
Milan, aud oil the ambassadors had
signed il, s.s.lr " &
Gen Guyon Ind reoccupied yiterbo
Three new forts, armed with titled can.
non, had been completed between Sido
and Malamoeteo, and the armatnents on
the whole Of the Venetian shore are be.
ing renewed and connected with an cleo
trIc battery. l..% *.
The vote on the question Of annexation
to Piedmont, is to be taken III Sicily.
Oct. 2lst. .,5.4I 4. ...: Il "a. 4 II.
I II was asserted that great consterna.
ton prevailed among The Turin Cabinet
III consequence OF the Russian and Prus.
sian Ambassadors having remitted for.
NAL protests against the Sardinisn iuya-
sion Of the kingdom Of Naples. The
Russian Ambassador will demand lis
i no regard is paid to the pro
test. n i. 4:.s
Adyices from China state that the
allied troops reached the Peiho, August
list, and established camps at Pethary.
They found the northern and southern
forts evacuated. aud attacked the Tartar
camp on the 18th. The Chinese fed in
disorder. AT the departure Of the mail
the allies were opposite the Taku Fort.
where the Chinese were preparing to re-
Sist The grand attack was to take place
August 18th. The rebels attacked
Shanghai August sth, and were repulsed.
Trade was stopped, 49,, =. 1. /. -
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BosTox, Oct. 80.

Smithworth Barnes, a leading merchant
and a well known citizen Of Plymouth,
committed suicide yesterday by drowning.
Cause was mental depression,
1t Is reported that n inackerel schooner
of Gloucester was. recently run down in
a dense fog, near Cape Cause, and after
floating two days water logged, seven Of
the crew. were washed overheard, The
rernHiaing seven recovered the boat. when
tive more died Of exhaustion. The snrvi-
yors were recovered by Portuguese YES
sci and carried 10 ST. Domingo. where the
American Consul treated them kindly and
would send them home, No names are
gwen. j.. ,..s=....z .s...l ....a55 III. i
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=
Rrmors were current that Capna had
.s,ren,isred. and the COMMANDMENT Of the
ssrn was progressing, bat neither had
b,en confirmed
The line or voItnrno was stiIl strongly
rro,scted and Il was said the NcapoIitans
- prepared 10 defend their position
soas Sandman troops assisted the Gari-
S.laians IL the battle Garilaldi had
s.llrd on the King Of Sardinia to go to
Nsrles and 10 Send him 40, 900 men i'm
nsdistely, The Peidmontese troops had
.s,srrd Nenpolitnn territory. u was re.
...,sed that three Of the great powers
Ia protested against the entry Of Sar-
s;n;ans into Naples. Mazzini had en-.
,.rsd Naples at the request Of the pro-
Adyices from the Papol States indi-
e.,s no change in the state Of affairs
there.
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leans, bound To- Cork with, q cargo Of
1000 bales Of cotton, bilged en- the 18th
inst, on LoFgefhead shoals, Tortugas
A Third Of her cargo woald be saved dry
and the rest damaged. y VI II
The English 6arqae Louisa Balize
Manor from Dalize, bound TO Queenstown
with mahogany and dye woods, arrived.
leaking and was unloading.
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FROM NEW YORK.

4 NEW 1oRK, Oct. ~.
Official dispatches received at Wash.
ington from CHM, state that Minister
Ward was 70 embark Immediately ON
board the Hartford. AZ Shanghai, hnd
proceed to Peiho. n
The steamships New York and CITY q
Manchester sailed to-day for Enrobe,
The New York took Il3 passengers. h.
eluding Capt Mowry Of the National Of.
seryatory, and 97,300 dollars ii specie
besides $4,000 pounds Of silver ore TIE
City Of Manchester took 1853 passengers
but no specie. 81 r. j
The steamship Matanzas from Mntan-
zas is signalIed 0s, - = =.
r. AT Pickton, n s. on the l2th inst
Abraham Peterson aud his wifewtreirnur.
dered and their house fred by robbers
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FHoM MOBILE.
MoaILE. Ala. Oct. 25.

Z ~ "-sANINFIFHi 1AIFItt WV -y
Apprehensions Of danger from yellow
fever are now no longer felt in this city
and vicinity. a+
The Havana correspondent Of the 1lsr-
curry, says the report is uufOunded that
Spain is fitting out feet st Havana to
aid Miramon. r ~. .' -. = -...
The Spanish and Venezuela Minister
and the Spanish Consul Mt I1agayra and
100 Spanish emigEants from Venezuela
had arrived Ut Savannah. aaE
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onaHa, Oct. IS

a bold ccunterfeitcr, representing him.
self as l.. A Spanlding, passed upon
Messrs Burrows, Willard & Co, bankers
of this city. on the goth inst, ST 500 In
counterfeit ten dollar bills upon the bank
Of the Interior, Albany, n. T., for which
he received their drafts on Gilman. Son
a. Co, New York, for one thousand, two
hundred and twenty-five dollars. 1t is
supposed he has gone east, Barrows,
Willard Go have stopped payment OF
the same, The couuterfeits are we'll exc.
c,ited and calculated TO deceive the best.
judges. Ii II. (. ..1
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ScRNNroN Oct d

- -. :. = = IoINANIUNl OIts EOl =
A horrible accident occurred at l2
O'clock this morning at Fort Griffith, be
tween Pittston and Welkesboro at Penua
Coal Co works. 4 car containing IL
miners started for the mine down a slope
of ] 500 feet, when about half way the
rope broke and the car was preciPitated
to the bottom, eight men were iHstaetEy
killed, two are not expected to live. The
balance were saved by jumping from the
car. ). ssg s .y5 .,rs< E.. r., .rarE e.
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NOTICE.

NTESSRS. HoU EE Il BRIN6HURSr beg
ltl to iBform the public that they have a largr
aud excellent assortment OF DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES, Of every description at their
establishment In SphngVilIe, wish they will
exchange for Wheat aud Cattle, allowing the
highest market price. They. have also a large
quantity Of Wool, which they will exchange for
wheat or cash. Call aud see Us al the fIoItz &
Co.'s Mil ,iss. ..:. rf.'. t-... =. p. s3-tf
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RussELL, MAJORS 4 W ADDEIL ALL. RIGHr
AGAIN. THE temporary stoppage of Rus
sci, Majors q WaddeH, heretofore no.
ticed, was Oecasioned, as is generally
known, by the failure on the part Of the
Government 10 forWardat the usual season
large army sapl lies for the interior and
for the transportation Of which they were
cofitFactors. This firm have recently
made such payments aud so arranged
their business as to render everything
satisfactory to our bankers and others,
aud they are again going ahead as usual.
We are the more pleased 10 be able to
make this announcement, as the firm has
been long aud faVorably known through,
out the West; and all eeneede their large
wealth and general usefulness in connec.
ton with their various enterprises IN
openittg UP and DEVELOPING the interior,
the Central Overland California aud
Pixies Peak Express Company, of which
their Mr. Russell Was the proprietor, and
the 6rm the largest stockholders, IS also
the greatest u all enterprises, The Pony
ExpresS), have contributed more TO Ok
public sentiment aud HEnIly establish the
great Central tolte TO the Pacific as
practicable for y fast daily mail, than the
combined acton Of all others, Men Of
suclI gigantic enterprise should be re-
nembeted, aud We doubt not an appreri-
atfng Tnblie viii award TO this company a
valuable mail service daring the next Con-
gresS.-E Err; Oct. %. ~. = i
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FROM BOSTON.

r.. ....... .....- H.. Xii. BosTos, Oct 26, RI
The British schooner Humming Bird,
Capt. Callahan from Labrador for Hall
fax, was wrecked on the 7th inst, OF
Anti Costa, the captain, steward and ono
seaman were drowned. The others, four
Ii number, were saved, two on a raft aud
two were picked from The wreck, having
been six days without food or drink.
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Nkw YonK, Oct. Is.

The subscribers to the testimonial to
the officers and crew Of the Minnie Shaef.
fer, who rescued the passengers Of the
steamer Connaught, met yesterday aud
distributed the funds as follows: $500 to
Mate; 500 TO each sailor and the re-
mainder, about 80, 500, to Capt. Wilson.
The City Life Insurance Companies have
also settled $3.50 per annum, for life, upon
Capt. Wilson, 10 be continued to lis wife
if she survives him. 5.rs ..E i, Il
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NEw YoRK. Oct. "a.

The candle factory Of d. P. Mercier,
an Staten island, formerly occupied by
C,aribaIdi, was burut yesterday. together
Win several adjoining buildings.
The TribnHts Washington Dispatch
,evs orders have gone out hence 70 the
States Of tho Northwest, directing the
administration Democrats TO vote for the
I)ohrlas electoral ticket. The same cor-
respondent says, / hearof the default Of
ne Postmaster at Keokuk, iowa, and
10 Of another In leading town in Hi
nOis. either Alton or Quincy.
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init He Che bosom friend Of the gen.
tlemaf who revealed Il to Mr. Lackey. and
that friend who Il 4 man % excellent pri.
vate character, is known To be profoundly
impressed with an idea of lie wisdom and
patriotism o. the Secretary. If Mr.. Cobb
has no sympathy With this nefarions
scheme he wilInot permit those who ayow
their completely III il to hold Office under
mm. II Is munstrous that consptrators
against the government are not only per.
mittsd 10 60 at large in the face Of day,
but are the peculiar fayorites Of the pariy
10 power, and the recipients Of is patron
age.
The Georgia papers freely state that
Mr.. Cobb. while on his recent visit 10 his
home, ayowed himself IN favor Of dlsun.
ion in the event Of Mr.. Llncoin's election.
This allegation, aud the charges made by.
Mr. Lackeyi canBot have escaped his NO.
tlce or the notice of the official organ.
. Yet no contradiction has been put forth,
and the Inference is irresistible That the
charges are true. II Mr. Cobb were i'm.
peached by the obscurest newspaper Or
politician inithe Union with disioyalty to
slavery the official paper would take the
earliest opportunity to brand The alIega-
ton as false; bat an impatation uoon Ills
loyalty 20 the Union, and to bis official
oath, is deemed Of too little consequence
torequire contradiction. ''> b ,,.=
But the treasury plan q Southerncon.
federation is by no means secret con
lined to the superior officers OF, that de.
partment, The subordinates are hurting
i about the streets in tone Of defiance,
which shows that they have the utmost
confidence in its success. 4
! give the President credit for being
opposed TO disnnion,-C Cor. of ". Kork.
Times. .a
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Wi. ApPLERY,.

~ Attorney and Counselor al Lar. Z.
WILL practice In all the cou,ts OF Utah
Wv Gollreli M of d .bts attended to. Powers
OF Attorney for the States and Europe, Decide,
Lefsfs, Agreements. Indian claims, natural Ea-
tioR papers, &C., legally drawhnp. Terms liberal.
oiice--TuwHseud's Salt Lake Houss, East
Temple Street, q S., l. City. -...,. r..l 4t