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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-31
Gtnal Notices.
ySTGNEE'S SALE.-Under and

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
IA b. vffuu OF authority vested 10 ne BY deed Ot
assignment oxeruted end doy red u me by MsIsha CnI
sun Of O uysu @ shati ONor tor sale nj puDhc hOc
ton No lSt su ur street, IN he city 81 Cioyt
nud 60 ntv ot CuyahOgn Hnd State OF Ohio on Weane
day tho s ot - bruarY A D. 1862 a 10 o'clock
NJ sitre stock OF Gouds contained IN s'id suir'
consulting pf PaICr H1Esugs, Wn1oN shudns, ftihf,
Glass VBrifh hnd ,urlCt ot other atlci s. oEelhet
with xiuros Vi sure 80 ,,,,, r,,,,,-,,,.,y ,-f.,.
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cuAsr e1ln- Apsg laa sl.s2,a laf p5isii s1' dssi
OnDER on ATTACHMENT.

j. MAsUHY. PiaIutn. Before Samuel tolHmbe ESQ
ugaius. iJusilce ol th1 Prac OF NleFc-
iTHE DEFENDANT, j. II. PULTE,
Il wiitake uulics, that al instance on the 81 day
o Decembe0 1853 tho above namrd Justice Issued
der Of alnchmrut against he goUds aitels and crlds
Il said defendant the above entitled cause, on claim
against him in my favor for the u si 96-O0ths and
hat said action Is r hearing before said Justice The
In day OF February ls60 al Ociork Z. n.
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% VI VI. 'iHIII!.uAN cmrTENDTN. Assignee

~ II NhIV > OhIU,- . NO = nv
90 he command of order u sale, issued irom we
Conn of Cnumou pleas UuyahOga county, at the SUIT Of
Lucy Brown pln til. ngain AerHudeT GtTett et al l
deiaudnpfs directed and delivered, shall unuf ttr
Chhmuaiu Ererts the Cry of CleFcnnd 10 soid couh
uu the 3lst DAY OF Jauury. iJO Al clock p M SAIL
tlay the following drscu ed lands and tenfments, 10 VIZ
Situate the CT ovelnud the county Of Cuj ahog9
aud State Ohio aud known ublOiE one undtcd hnd
r aud one hundred sud tnveu Of ih subdivision Of ur
uallf uuy ght and foy-uue (ts aud f9l IN the town
ship ( Br11klyn m de- D Elisha Taylor and james M
Huyt recorded iu lac Cro Of the Recorder oi tuu
h0iu g. u1tY said lots iruunF Forest sire and brn5
lUty lFl feet iT carh Hd huudrsd and twenty ID
D. anl ruuu 'ug back alley bens eighty ieet
front ether. Said lot appraised a. SieU o each
d. l. MIBHTMAN, Sheriff
r,Tgr farf m is
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BPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDnSGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALEINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNISHING STORES,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOoDS DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERs
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY C. sPALDING CO.,
% Cedar street, New York.
Address POst-Ofico box No. 5000.
Annexed is an Alphabetical list of articles which, il
damaged, may be restored TO ther original suehsh aho
usefulness BY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27
LAW STUDENTS on Foor TRAmr.-sev

LAW STUDENTS on FooT TRAMP-Seyer-
al young men OF Philadelphia, graduates of
the high school and the Pennsy lvania Univer-
sity, will start, in few days, upon pedestr-
anpexcurson or foot tramp for Niagara Falls
( he party comprises some tried foot travellers
Two OF them, we believe, have already made
similar summer jaunts to Pittsburg, and one
of them has walked to the Schooleys Noun
tains and the Catskills. The usual mode of
procedure consists OF a cool tramp of sixteen
miles in the early morning The burden and
heat of the day is passed in the picturesque
retreat Of some wayside inn, and a further
journey Of ten miles is made in the early eve.
ming. The luggage of the party will consist
of an army knapsack, bucklod to the back and
shoulder, containing only necessary clothing,
and the Indispensable pipe. A single change
of wearing apparel is deemed sufficient. The
route of travel lies along the Lehigh river to
Mauch Chunk, and "cross cut" to Wilkes
barre and Wyoming, thence up the Susque-
hanna to Elmira, and (via the seven lakes) to
Niagara. Two weeks is calculated to be the
extent of time required for the fulflment of
inns part Of the programme. The route home
VIII be along the Juniata and Allegheny val
leys. The party comprises seven young men,
many OF whom are excellent geolOgsts and
haturalsts, and fluent and vigorous writer's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27

SALADS AND SUMNER SouRs.-Phisiolooic
research establishes the fact that acids nromote
the separation of the bile from the blood,
Whieil Is lheh passed from the system, thus
summer All levers are "biious," that is the
bile is i'll the blood. Whatever is antaconistic
of fever is cooling 1t is common saving
that fruits are cooling" and also berries 11.
every description; it is because the acditv
which they contain aids in separating the bie
from the blood. Hence the great yearninr for
greens and lettuce, and salads, in the early
spring these being eaten with vine gar; hence
also, the taste for something sour, for lemon.
AIDES, on an attack Of fever. But this being
the case it is easy TO see that we nullify the
good effect OF berries in proportion as we eat
them with sugar. or even with sweet milk or
cream II we eat them in their natural state
fresh, ripe, perfect, il is almost impossible to
eht TOO many, or eat enough to hurt us, espcc
lally If we cat them alone, and not taking any
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27

ONE OF THE HEssIANs.-Not many. years
ago an amusing affair occurred at fourth of
July celebration in an interior town in Penn
sylvana Revolutionary veterans were be-
coming very hard to find, yet a procession with
no old soldier in it was not to be willingly sub
mitted to. An honest old German of revou-
tionary repute was discovered at the last hour.
An open carriage was assigned to him in the
programme, and seat at the presidents right
at the table. When pressed after dinner to
give his "reminiscences of Washington, his re-
collections were found to be rather indefinite
But something being said about Yorktown, he
remarked "Yaas, | wash at Yorktown" "Un-
der Washington?" asked the PRESIDENT
'Yaas, wash oonder Washington ven sur
rendered" "No you mistake, my venerable
friend " exclaimed the president, "Washington
never surrendered" ''Yaas, but you see, |
uaSh one Of de HeSsians !''
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MURDER MosT FoUL-IIERoIC DEFENSE
OF THE DEAD BODY BY THE GIRLs.-The
village of Hudson was thrown into great eX
element yesterday morning, when the partc
ulars OF foul murder on the previous even
ing came to light. An IriShmau named Jsbp
Mullony, workman on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad track, hearing that Michael
Staples, who had few weeks since been at
work in the same gang with Mullony,) was at
Hudson Saturday morning, proceeded there
to see him. They met without any apparent
malice or ill feeling ON either side, though
there had been trouble between them. This
interview, it was supposed, was for the pur.
pose OF arranging some pecunary matter
They were together all day Saturday, with
every appearance OF friendly feeling. In the
course OF the day, some one asked Staples if
he were not afraid Mallory would injure him
or kill him. Staples said he was not, as they
had made up their differences, and were now
good friends.
Nothing worthy of notice passed between
the two, until about ten o'clock. Staples was
walking with two girls ON College street. and
observed that Mullony was following them.
When near the residence of President Pierce.
Muilony came up and dealt Staples a t rrible
blow with huge club upon the head. He
then struck him again over the eyes. Staples
fell to the ground dead, the first blow having,
as 1t Is supposed, been a fatal one. The
wretch attempted to deal another blow while
Staples lay dead upon the ground but the
brave girls, after desperate struggle, succeed
ed in driving him away.
One of the girls remained by the body
while the other sought help, which she soon
obtained. The body of the deceased was
conveyed to the house of some friend. Off
GERS Bosworth and Croy intercepted the night
coal train and went thereon to Macedonia sta.
ton, and there found Mullony snugly in bed.
They took him into custody and carried him
TO Hudson, where he is safely guarded. His
examination was to take place this morning
before Squire Thompson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27

LEGEND OF THE TuNNEL.-An Englishman
who could not speak good German was riding
a few weeks ago on the railroad from Dresden
to Leipsic, when he asked as well as he could,
how long il took TO 90 through the tunnel.
The person he spoke to thought he asked how
long before the tunnel would be reached, and
so he answered, IN half an hour" When
they approached the Englishuan threw down
his carpet bag and pulled off his coat In
few minutes all were enveloped in the dark.
ness of the tunnel. After some ten minutes
a streak of light appeared, and the ladies op,
pressed by the heavy atmosphere, seemed i'm
patient to be again in pure air. Soon the tnll
light came, every one took a long breath,
when suddenly the ladies gave simultaneous
shrek and pulled their wells over their faces,
to hide from them the disastrous condition of
the Englishman. The poor man thought the
passage through the tunnel would take thirty
minutes, and had been surprised by returning
to light in the midst Of his toilet, which he had
not been able to make at Dresden and for
which he thought he would take advantage of
the supposed half hours darkness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-27

liquid with them whatever. Hence, also, is
buttermilk, or even common milk promotive
of health in summer time. Sweet milk tends
to biliousness in sedentary people sour milk
is aneagonistic. The Greeks and Turks are
pasSionateIy fond of milk. The shepards use
renuet and the milk dealers alum, to make it
sour the sooner. Buttermlt acts like water.
melons on the system.
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miscellaneous.
ri CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
~ OF
THE SETTLEMENT OFF THE TOWN OF
HIsOO Il FIELD.

To take place at West Brookied, July 4th, 1860.
The present year makes the Two Hundrcdth Annivcr-
Sart of the settlement Of Brookfed, and it is thought
oesiIaHe lu proper maj te event should De comne-
citizens OF the several towns into which the ancient town
of Brooked has been divided has been held, and the
undersigned appointed Committee make arrange
mcns for the occasion, and invite the attendance all
OF JULY as the day on which the celebration will take
place All who originated in have been residents of
Brookfeld, should join in this Celebration.
The sons and Daughters of Brooked scattered far
and wide in all the states of the Uuion bat the Commit
zee trust lne VIII PC Happy 70 come q" ah pcca-
sion so traaght whnerestng associations and remis
The first settlement having been made in that part of
the old town now Incorporated as West Brook6cd, and
the site ot the first Meeting House, the old garrison
which stood successfully the Indian Siege of 1915 the
section the Committae have decided TO Hold the pro-
posed celebration in that town REV LYMAN WHITING
will be made 10 give interest to the oc saslon.
A large tent will he erected u3on the Common, in
yej '' services VIII De ''l' amt the 'H'r be pro-
Tickets to the Tent and Dinner one dollar
COMMITTEE Aaron khnball, Francis Howe, o. C. Eel
ton, Emmons Fwichcl, Luther StoweH, A H. NIoulton
IT, Hiram CarrIth Pliuy I've, Anasa Walker Bouum
Al2sqn Hamilton, Nathaniel i.ynic, Alfred White J6,
sian Ilenshaw: Baxter Barnes, RAYMOND Cummings
white G. w lincoln dlaw&weowtf myl decd jcl
VEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS
A IN ST. LOUIS.
We are prepared to make investments, at ten pc, cent
WeFsSt with ut expense to the lender, mortgage
improved productive Real Estate in Louis which is
well known to be the most wealthy and prosperous city
OF the West.
Cur CORRESPONDENTS are Messrs Pollard aud Rcrick
whose high reputation and extensive acquaintance with
the capitalists and business men of ST. Louis give them
the choice of the best securities offered IN the market
ar; Aeert lodd, lawyer of nigh standing; with excel
lent Judgment and large experience in real estate will
apprdsc the property and examine the titles.
The conditions of these loans sGchlthat ifdcau
made in the payment of Of the notes for
principal in the faithful performance of agree
ment concerning paving taxes, insurance, &c, then the
property be sold at thirty DAYS notice the pay
ment of the whole debt, interest and expenses.
WARREN IL OSBORN,
myl9 dS&WN II Merchants Exchange, Boston.
A L B f RI S. BR o w
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Cooks, STATIONERY, dc.
L H
SPIRAL PEN FOUNTAIN!

Notices Of the Press in different parts of the country
There is nothing so grateful man of letters or Of
scrhling propensites good pen. The disadvantage
of most pens is their inability hold ink for longer pc
rod than minute two We have in our hand at pres
ent pen and what is called a spiral Pen Fountain"
manufactured and sold by j. f. CoSe1. 1t is a simple
conrvance, may be attached to any pen and will hold
ink for fifteen minutes. 1t is excellent continuance
and may be safely recommendcd.-P Philadelphia Daiv
% Times.
THE SPIRAL PEN FouNr."-Tlaving examined and
tested it, free recommend it to those who have
large amount Of writing to do.-Daily state Gazette
ard state Republican.
Mr. James T. Coxe is now III town, offering for sale
SIMPLE instrument which, by being attached 10 any ofthe
steel pens now in use, will furnish steady and uniform
supply Of ink sufficient write almost page OF letter
paper with single dipping OF the pen i'll the ink 1t
very simple invention and is worthy of encouragement
Daily True AnaericaR, Trenton, " L March 81
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consisting in part of both New and Hand Furn
turo Of every variety Besteads Feather Beds and Mat
trasses, Crockery, Glass, and Britannia Ware Cutlery
Clocks, and Fancy Goods Parlor and Cooking Stoves
and every variety of House Furnishing Goods which we
will sell at low cash prices Our motto is Quick Sales
and Small Prohts.' Give us a call before purcbasing
elsewhere i. b. LAMSON x CO.,
IS. s. and 10 Main street
~ T. b. LAMsoN VIII give his attention to sales Of al
Kinds OF property in city, county state; also will at
tend the apprang of Real Estate and Personal Proper
ty. dtf mhl3
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
@t5 Malu ST, (Up Stairs,) Worcester.
mYlI utt
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u lumber YARD EOR SALE or M

- BE LET'-The Lumber Yard at the corner of Cen
trail and Union Streets formerly occupied by Edwin Cha
pin, and having branch track along side of the lot
connecting with the Worcester and Nashua, and
that with all the other Railroads in the city. Terms lib
eral The lot will be substantially fenced the coming
Spring. WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
ia diff
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ELIAS LARKIN,

Gentlemen, this is no long yarn which / will want to
evade when you come; will do all that saw and il
do not will give you hat.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

t. b. LAMSON & co. would call the
LIE attention of the inhabitants of Worcester and the
public generally, to their large stock Of
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~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
of good land, all under good state of cultivation,
with Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
other Outbuidings wells of never-ailing water.
Said farm will be sold at great bargain, terms,
if applied for Immediately. }. S PINKHAM.
2j3 and 255 Main corner Mechanic street.
lnchl4
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Zeal estate.

Also other water privilege, ftv-four of land
stone dam, but ITO buildings in the westerly part OF
Leomnster on the Nashua river, miles from the
centre village in Fchburg, and only mile from the
manufacturing village at So. Ftchburg will exchange
of the above property for real estate in the city OF
Worcester. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

PAPA's ACCOUNT OF HIs BABY,-"One night
as old Saint Peter slept he lett the door ol
Heaven ajar, when through little angel
crept. and came down with falling star.
Ono Summer, as the blessed beams Of morn
approached, my blnshipg bride awaked from
some pleasing dreams, and found that angel
by her side. God grant but this-I ask no
more-that when he leaves this Nsrld of sin
he'll wing bis way to that blessed shore, aud
fiud that door of Heaven again"
ST, PETERS CoRRKcrIoN.- eighteen
hundred ysars or more I've my doors secu-
rely tied, there is no ''little angel" strayed
nor has been missing all the while. did
not sleep, as you supposed, nor leave the
door Of Heaven ajar nor has little angel
left, and gone down with falling star. Go
ask that "blushing BRIDE" and see ifshe
won't frankly own, that when she found
that angel babe, she found it by the good
old way. God grant but this-I ask no more
that should your family be enlarged, that
you will not do as before, and lay it to old
Peters charge"
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
SIMMONS


STATE OF cAIIFoRNIA-cuuNTY OF Nrylp.
or SAID STATE ''''N'
The People of the State Of caifornia--To JOIN
sIoNE-Greeting
You are hereby Summoned to ..p.,r ,.a a..
swer TO the Complaint Of SARAH j. STONE sIss
against you, within Ten DAYS from the s,r,ie. ~
~ ,hls ~nrii II served or you in this County, within
twenty eays II served sn you in this iistrie, ..d
out Of this County, asd within forty s,, N ..r,.s
on you In the state asd out OF this Dis,yiet /, =.
seuon commenced on the 9th day Of March. A. n.
ls6o, in said Cosrt. wherein plaintia 49,. ~.
Hon. Court that Decree be made and ,,t.r.s -.
IN, dlssoiving and annulling the marriage b.,rss,
this Plaintiff and the said John Stone ssrorsi.x 4.
.ns statute IN such eases made AID provided and fer
ana you are hereby notifed that IL you f,il ta,,-
and answer said con- plant he rein dirae,.t p,f
"ln ,aks Judgment against you therefor bv an.
together With ALI costs Of suit and slso d.s
the Court such otaer relief as 4. nr...S ~
Plaintiffs said Complaint r''" 10
E testimony whereof, l., John s. LAuBrrT.
'ierk OF the District Court sfores.id do hsr.a.,i
- set my hand and impre,. IN. S.aI ss.u
Is said Court, at Once /, M. c;,. %
) ,sds. on this etf day Of March
isoo' JOHN $. LAMBERT. Cl.rk.
by Joseph Roberts, Deputy.
s'ate OF California, County of Sev.da.-.pi,tris,
court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of ..is
Sarah J. steue vs.. job. Stone
pom reading Of Complaint and sfsda u, a, pt.,.
IN IN, nsIsn hea and Il sppeArins iher.from iha,
.ne feslasncs OF John stone. Defskdant therein /.
tn Plaintiff unknown. and that aid d,f.nS.n,
nevsd TO be resident ei this State on mot;.n AZ
4. W. Roberts, Atty for Plaintiff 'A VI
sHeeordine'v ordered tiat service of sum-or.
in the above entitled Cause he mad. h, r,nsn- ,hs
sane 70 oe rupiished IN Nevada Va tionsI /. ve,tI,
nswsparer, published in Grass VALLEY in IN. Corni,
o. Nevada, state cf california ono. a v.,s ~.
se's''e "eeks. NILFS SEARS
Neqada, March Q. 1850. ass,
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

County OF Nevada, - s. c R,ru ... .-
IaEnship Of Grass Valley Justice Of the Psae.
fNHE People Of the State Of California 10 T i ~.
WORTHY and u. A. HARRIS GRKr1ISo -
You are herehysummened to appear before -.
= c. Richardson j. =. in and for said COUNTY a n,
Ofee. in said Township, on Tuesday, thei7th dax
Of April, A. D., 1860 At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ts sa..
ver TO the complaint Of THO's s LEVY, vbe de-
mands Of you thesum Of One Hundred and Sirtv-
seven dollars. and Twelve Cents, per copy Of com
plant now on fils in my sfice when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount tov.,h.
er with costs and damages Il you fail TO appear nd
answer.
Given under M hand thi. 18th dav Of J.nu.rx
A. d. 1850. s. c. RICHARDSON u p
II having been satisfactorily shown 10 me h.
davit Of Plaintiffs that the said defendants are
sent from this State, Il is ordered that the an
Summons be published in the Nevada National
three months previous to the 18th Of april Iss
29-Su s. c. RICHARDSON J.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
SUMMONS.


State OF California, County Of Nevada, Dis
trict Court Of the l4th Judicsal District
of said State.
WILLIAM HASKELL, Greeting
You are hereby summoned 10 appear and ans.
70 the com Rlaint OF JEROME KEYES, hled
against you within ten days from the service Of this
Writ II served on you in this County, within TWEEN
ty days If served you in this District and cut Of
this County and within forty days IL served on yea
In the State and out Of this District, In action
commenced on the 18th day Of April A. d. 1860 in
said Court wherein Plaintiff prays Judgment sgzi-
nst you for the sum OF Eight Hundred and Fortysix
dollars, principal with Two Hundred and Eighty two
dollars. aud Thirty one cents, interest to date
ounting to xli2s. 81 alleged BY Plaintiff this
plant to be due and owing to him from you upon
certain promsory ncts set out particularly In plain
tifis complaint Aforesaid together with interest
thereon At one per cent per month till paid aud his
cost Of SUIT.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
answer said complaint herein directed, Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you therefor BY default,
the Court such other rssf s prayed for in Plain
tiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof L John s. Lambert, Clerk
Of the District Court, Aforesaid do hersunto set ny
hand and impress the seal Of said Court at ocs in
the city Of Nevada, this 18th day Of April, D..
1860 JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk,
By Joseph n. Lsvsy, Deputy.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court by
the Complaint herein fled, and affidavit Of Plain
tihPs Agent, l.. Slack. that gsod cause OF az
ticn exists against said Defendant, and that the
present residence Of said defendant "a unknown but
that he Is believed to be a resident Of the state en
motion o. T. W. Roberts, Plaintiffs <tterney, il Is
Ordered that service Of summons herein be made
by publication thei eof Ia the Nevada National q
weekly Newspaper published in the County of Ne
vada, for eight successive weeks.
NILES sEARLs, District Judge
Alterations s. LAMBERT. Clerk,
BY Jos ". Levy Deputy.
Nevada City, Cal. April l3. 1850.
L W Roberts atty for Plaintiff. 3s-sw