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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
rORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE SALE
~ Default having been made in the condi-
and duly executed and delivered on the TWEEN
tieth day Of December, A. D. 1856, by Cassan-
dra Wass, Of the county Of Goodhue, State
then Territory Of Minnesota, to Eli r., VII.
der, of the same 7 Lace, which mortgage deed
was duly recorded in the Office of the Register
December, A. D. 1856, ut O'Clock Pm: in Book
from said Wa.s to said Wilder. in tbe, The fol
lowing described premises, situate in said
county, to wit: "The southwest quarter of the
asst quarter of section four [4], and the
nerthwcst quarter OF the northeast quarter,
and the north half OF the northwest quarter Of
hundred and eleven (lll], north OF range sew
entccn III west of the fifth principal meridi-
an. Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of the promissory note Of aid Wass
for the sum Of one hundred and eighty dollar.
and seventy-6ve cents, dated December 20
1856, and payable on demand to tho order Of
said Wilder. with interest at the rate Of three
per cent per month,
No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt,
or any part thereof, and there being due as is
claimed on, said note and mortgage ut the date
OF this notice, the sum Of one hundred and
thirty-,wo dollars and sixteen cents. aud also
the further sum Of twelve dollars and sixty
five cents, taxes assessed upon said premises
and paid by said Wilder, amounting in all to
the SUM Of one hundred and forty>four dollars
and ninety-one cents ($144;91).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power Of sale in said mort
gage con aimed, and in pursuance Of the stat
ute in such case provided, said mOrtgaged
premises will be offered for sale ut pubic auc
ton, at the door Of the Court House, in the
city of Red Wing. in said, county, on the cath
day Of March: A. d: 1850, at two o'clock P. n.
to satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage debt, with costs and expenses OF. sale.
Dated ut Red Wing, Minnesota. Fekruary7th
1860. ELI r. WILDER,
WI: DER & WlLLIsToS, Mortgage.
Att'yS. Is It'd
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IoTATE OF MINNESOTA,
0District Court, 5th District,
County Of Goodhue.
Richard Freeborn, Plaintif,l
Summons.
vs..
n A..Cox Defendant

Ben A. Cox, Defending.
To Ben A. Cox, Defendant: In tho Eama Of
the State Of Minnesota you are hereby summon
Jed and required to answer the comp1sinti in this
action, which complaint is filed IN the Office Of
It the city Of Red Wing, in said county. an =
serve copy Of your snswer 70 tho ssid COM
plant upon the subscriber at his Office, in the
lefty ofRsd Wing, Aforesaid, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you, OF
elusive Of tho day Of such service: And if you
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
| to this Court for the relief demanded in said
complain Dated Red Wing. January 27th,
1860. HAN6sNATTs6N; 4,
l1S9w6 plsinti6s Attorney.
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sGoMMERC IAL,
RED WING PRICE CURRENT

CoD1IC1ID WHIxLY.
Ilour-Ex,ra o. 90; XXX q 90 y Dbl.
hest-0ood S00s5c.
Oats-2Sosoc y bushel.
Covn-2S03O035e shelled.
fork-8k0Sc v ID in the hog.
Potatoes-2a030c. s.a-..
ssed-Timothy @ 5oss; Glover >7to7 50.
Butter-1O13x0c v ID.
Eegs-60Sc vdo1en.
suear-N. y. s0so; refined ll0l2c crushed
and powdered l4fol5c. i1l
syrup-N. .. SOC 8. H. 70c golden 9oc.
Tsas-4o, 50, IS, 7ao1l y ID.
Co6es-Rio lS0l6c Java zoe " ib.
Tobacco-Plug 3Ot0a0c; smoking 10015cts
1ne-cut chewing 40c.
Powdsr-Blassine es1rkeg; rife 4ossoc VIII
Shot-aol0c " ib.
Wood-l 50033 v cord.
RAlt-Coarse o. 25; dairy 5o044 y Dbl.
Fluid-s0t090c Y gallon.
Oil-Linseed o. IS (; winter strained whale
and lard q IS y gallon.
Lumbsr-Common loE09l2; clear 10000 y
thousand feet. 4
Shineles-shavsd s0>s rs; extra os 50.
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@Ths Hon. Tom Corwin is still employ.
ed in revising his six-hours' speech on the
impending crisis. The Cincinnati CONNER
|cial thinks il will b finished in. season: for
tia CANVASS Of 1854.
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NOTICE.

N0TlCE. - l-,Ir4
Any person hereafter cutting pines or other
evergreens upon my premises, viii be prosccu-.
ted 10 the full extent of the law. And I will
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person Of such tres.
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Of zines IN tho other eide of the lake for al
Christianep purposes, :hst are Of no other use.
GEO, W.. BULLARD.
December 81, 1859. l77tf
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u Nv E 8 r L E N D 1
STR AW BE Re RES!

HOOKER--Very productive; large, beauti-
full, aad Of UNEQ6ALED QUALITY.
wi!sen,' al AAn!ss.ny;s1vEExSsssdinsly product
Tricnphe de tsand,-1MMENsE SIZE
splendid appearance, and high Jearo-.
Pyranidal CHILEAN, Very handsome
productive. hardy, ana good fasor.
Large Early Scarlet,-THE EARLIEST
productive and EXCELLENT.
AZ it 10 impossible to secure all the cxcellen-
ciss Of this most popular fruit in one rurietv,
ws ef'sr the above ~ comprising, in dvo sorts,
the various points desirable.
W. again cosfdeatly ECONKE.VD Il.
HOOKER, a. by for tie best FIR family wse, Il
OSly ore s0rt u 60 Re planled-c,mbininq areoter
"un'ssr q s1cellssc'es than any other uariety.
~ All Of the above have perfect flowers
and will produce excellent crops, il planted
sinRly or together. g. - :
Order directly from the Nurseries, to b,
sure ofths gsesiss.-" Tho Hooker" originated
% our grounds. asE Tr
Money, At our risk. r. '@
PRICES 4 Securely packed to Do forwarded
BY sxp1css y Ei9I .#HeE 545l 15s.f ID
rsrloo plants Of any Of above varieties ). o. .ot
- lW 20 Of each variety 8 on
I" 500 (" 100 Of each variety ......... rs
- 1000 I" Of the Hooker ...:..........l0.O,
II. E. HOOKER 4 CO.,
I.-s CoNNIRcIAL NuRsE1IIs,
1Ss-wS st! IG Rochester, N. Y.
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Eli Ellsw orth, Plaintiff,
VI.
Summons.

Jonn H0PPer, De1endant.
To John J. Hopper, the above named defend
ants In the name Of the State o. Minnesota
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer tho complaint of the plaintiff in this &C.
ofa:s Of tbs clork Of said Court, It tho city d
Red Wing, in said county, and serve . copy Of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
sc,ibers, at their Office, IN the city of Red
Wing, in said county, within twenty days af.
ter the service Of this summons upon you
are hereby notified that If You fail to answe!
said complaint Is above required, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for tn
relief demanded In said complaint.
Dated ct Red Wing, Minnesota, March It'll
A. D. 1860. WILDI1 Il WILL1sToN,
slSS-w6lE5sE Att,ys for Plaintiff.
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The Flsst Boat.

j ne f4SSt Boat.
The steamer Frank Steele, from St. Paul,
arrived At our levee last Friday afternoon,
about 4 o'clock. She brought down the
mails and few passengers. When the first
notes Of her whistle were heard, hundreds
Of our citizens rushed to the levcc shouting
with delight. The mails are brought to the
foot Of the Lake by boats. and then pu, on
stages and brought to Red Wing, where
they are again transferred to the boats far
St. Paul. ..,e.
The ice in the Lake is said to be getting
very rotten, and will probably break up by
the LIST Of April.
The first arrival at the foot Of the Lake
was the steamer Chippewa Falls, on Friday
last. the same day the Frank Steele arrived
in Red Wing. 7az g.
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r. A. LITTLEFlELD. I.ocn, Editor.
H M Is CoLU M n

Prale'S Court of Death.
This celebrated picture is now for sale at
Lowater's. It is truly beautiful, solemn
picture. The general price Of pictures o.
the same size and execution is S. this one
can be procured for 81.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE!,

7SHE subscriber Has first rate Steam Engine
Thirty horse mower, which he will sell on
eeSy 'seral tesmsif application be made soor
1Aa Wing, March 10, 1sse.s 1T.
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nlSeOLUTlON NOTICE.
- The arm Of McIntlrc 4 Sheldon is this
day dissolved by mutpsl consent. Debts due
the firm will bs collected BY either partner.
.1Aa r.l;yyrr Jesse s M1991IkIiRE,l
Rcd Wing, MINI, Feb. 90, 1850. - :.
The mercantile business will DO continued
b, the subscriber on his own individual &C.
count, stthel old stand Of Mclntire Il Sheldon.
"a. ..,y...ss,JJ JESSE MCINTYRE.
Red Wing, MINI. Fab. 90, 1860. 1ss-w4
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Steam Carriase.

Saeam CarriNse.
Mr.. G. H. Baker brought into our office,
= day or two since, the model of steam
carriage, Of which he claims to 30 the in
ventor. 1t is SO arranged As to he suitable
for road travelling, or to be used for blowing.
The difficulty which has heretofore attend
ed the running of steam wagons, that Of
making the wheels hold on to the earth, has
Teen obviated in Mr.. Bakers invention, and
We should judge that > carriage properly
constructed according to his plan, would be
Capable Of drawing an immense load. Mr..
B., intends to SEMI it on to Washington "a
get it patented.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN NEW
- Goods, and more to come, At

.WANTED.-1,5 500 GREEN AND DRY
W HIDES, At 5oo1s.
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Divine Service.
Rev. j. NJ. Winn (Baptist) will preach in
the Court House, Oh Sunday next, the 25th
inst, at lOH o'clock A. NJ, and 8 o'clock
P. NJ. A general invitation is extended to
all.
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->>~
Church Organization.
A Baptist Church was organized on thu
18th inst, at vasa, in this county, composed
Of nineteen Swedes. Rev. Andrew More.
Illus was chosen Pastor. This makes the
9TH Swede Baptist Church in Minnesota.
Wheat.
It is estimated that not less than 5000
bushels Of wheat were brought to this city
last week. The streets were crowded with
teams every day, from morning till night
and prices ranged from 20 to IS cents pe,
bushel.
Gone Below.
Mr.. Jesse Mclntire took his departure 70,
the east, last week, to purchase new STOCK
Of goods for the spring and summer trade
We take pleasure in recommending Mr.
McIntire to all purchasers Of dry goods, gro
ceries and provisions, &c. Country mer.
chants will do we'll to call on him, Is he is
prepared to sell goods At wholesale as cheap
Is they can be bought below-cost Of trans.
portation only, added.
Shade Trees.
We wish to call the attention of property
holders to the fact that the proper time for
planting shade trees is nearly at hand. A
many Of our citizens havs adopted this plan
Of identifying the grounds about their resi-.
dences, and many others have failed SO to
do. We have . great partiality for shade
trees, nothing in our opinion adding more
to the beauty Of a town, or furnishing q
more comfortable luxury. Trees Of all sizes
and varieties, can be procured by crossing
over to the island, At At . merely nominal
cost. Plant shade trees. ..I..-... st
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Monetary Matters.
Prepared expressly tor the SxNrIxE1 by Smith.
Asigs q Co., Bsnkere, Main street, Red Wing
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
1ency, ~ quote exchange rs follows:
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!" Advertisements to insule an insertion
must be handed in Eefore Soclock on ruesda,
morning.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA District Court.
- COUNTY OF GooDnuE, ss.| First Judicial
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n RNITU T..
Tho undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock Of unmanufac-
tured msterial for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an that he is prepared 70 supply
oil orders for furniture Of every description,
on the shortest notice.
REpA1R1NG AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also al kinds of COFF1Ns furnished to order.
MahogOny,
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap for
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Red Wing, May Is, 1859. l4e-tf
FOR SALE. 1
4 STORE HOUSE, with the lot on which
q stands, near G:nld's Landing, Wseoot .
of +. BUIIAkD,
Wacoota,
or COLvILL 4 HAMILTON,
Red Wing.
v.eo.t., Nay u, 80. LISA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

La hUEs PANOPTICON OF IEDIA.-There
was large and fashionable audience at
MelodeOn Hall last evening TO witness the
hrst exhibition, in this city, Of D. c. LaRues
celebrated Panopticon or Mechanical repres-
entations Of India and the late Sepoy Re
belliOn. It is rare piece of workmanship,
and displays great artistic skin as well Is
mechanical ingenuity.
The exhibition opens with a view Of Cal
cutta, the famous commercial METROPOLIS Of
British India In the scene, we have the in
ceresting spectacle Of the Decentralization of
the English reinforcements, in which are seen.
steam vessels, men-of-War, fat b0ttomed boats
busily engaged in conveying to the shore the
troops, munitions ofWaT, etc, etc The regu-
larity with which the oars are pulled, and the
wheels Of the paddle boats reyolye. with real
smoke issuing from the tunnels, the salutes
6red by the man-of-War, and, above all, the
ease and grace with which vessel lacks
abous, are marvellous. After the landing.
the English take up their mach toward
Delhi, the troops, horses, eannons, and all the
paraphernalia Of an army on the move, work
ing with military precision. Further on is
dilineated an engagement between the British
and Sepoys, in which is give regular action,
with all its aecompaniments-the roar Of
cannon, the rattle Of muskefry, the flight of
shells and rockets, represented BY real Kissing
ana anti al Eh1sd stTfgf So tft 5f5s
the standard Of England on the ramparts Of
the belesgured citadel. The greatest care has
been bestowed upon all the details, and the
figures appei II very ife-like,- particularly
horse left wounded on the field of battle,
which licks its wounded limb, and after
several attempts succeeds in getting up. He
then gently rOuses his master BY fondIing him
with bis mouth-each seperate action as per-
fectly " horse nature" as could be conceived;
he looks about as if for help; be stretches out
his neck, and you inVOluntarilY listen for the
feeble neigh, and at length falls beside h s
master. A sentinel, who slowly levels his
rife, drops itagain, falls on one knee, raises
the piece to his shoulder, and fires at the
enemy. Il isamost life like uiece Of mechan-
ism. We have mentioned buta few Of the
features of this wonderful exhibition. IN
deed it must be seen to be appreciated. The
representation will be Continued ever night
this week, and Saturday at o'clock P. H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

These were alive believe, from Brooklyn.
Heights They were conveyed tOthe speak
ers' sta,ad and remained by it until relieve BY
an Invitation to dinner, at the Wsddell, by
certain gallant Wide Awakes. J-.-
The rail-spli tier of East Cleveland, Alb.
McIlrsth, was great thing. Upon wide
platform stood q talwart Ab. with his coat of,
working like a hero at splitting the rails
which covered the bottom of his fiat boat
He was Justify Oh ,eered. ..ar I'd
Another rail 81 lifting delegation was IN
one Of the delel atiOns, but we could not
learn the town it hailed from. b. q
Many of the flags were fine Ones, and some
really splendid The Wide Awakes mareh'sd
in good step and time. ~, ~ e .ll. Ali' !,
q ....sI ..s.. .-5l AT TIE STAND. "a
The mul Hndes gathered around the stand
and stood patiently and interestedly during
the speak ing. ItiTas noticeable fact that
the crowd rather increased thans diminished
during II .e exercises. '''' ~ assI &. ' -.R R2'
John t;oOn, Esqq called the meeting TO or
der. ~ = i--.
Hon. D. R. Tilden was called to preside as
Chair nan. he mad few introductory re-
mark ., previous to Introducing Gov. Seward
and he other speak ers. He. said the issue
which had brought the people together va
a dissemination Of party in this COUNT y
cal ling itsen Demt jcratic TO convert this free
Ia nd Of ours to an expanse of slavery, ,-and
this was the grsth issue of the American
| people. A pleasal 1t little incident happened
here :-.,.li l- .-- .ia. IS
%"And now, gen tlemen of the jury, ,, said
he, when he was interrupted by the laughter
OF the audience He turned it admirably
however. e Wen5' said he, @you are th
Jury, before whom these issues shall b
tried" Hewas londly cheereds1 issi
He then introduced Hon. B. F.. Wade, q
the first speaker; not handsome man, h
said, but one who had done good service in th
Il cause Of freedom. H2'ld 09c
Mr.. Wade was greeted with trenendOu
cheers. he said. the occasion INVITED I
a free tdiseussion Of the principles th
gOYerDlmehs Of the country, and an L
vestig ation Of the administration Of publ
adairfE BE JelieTed that public men an
their acts We fe public properly aud the PEI
Tie had r ,ght to investigate them. tt
present ob isf Magistrate, the old Publ
Functions y, did not, when he assembled Il
E chair of s tate divest himself Of the right
be aexanj ned. There were many who we
: deIade3 as to the true position Of the r
: publiea n party IL ives thought BY son
that tf4ey we're sectional and unwilling 70
e ia sic to all sections Of the coentry. (
tb e contrary, the Rpublican party wss 4
o, w one that was not sectional. He pr
p, ,sed to review the political history Of (
co 1ntry for the past ten years, which he
with power and energy, being frequent
applaud ed. 1870 nos
> With vest and shirt7band unbuttoned,a a
hsir on end, serAatOr Wade pitched into
d Douglas ties; who had renewed the agitat
: Of the 81 avery quo sztiOn alter 1t had been 9
It stsd, W ith sled ye-hsmmer blows VII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

DiscUssIoS At EAST cLEyE1ASD.-A polit-
ieal discussion between Eessrs.' Humphrey and
AeReynolds, Of Euclid, was h9ld in East
Cleveland on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. The debators had made considerable
preparation, and succeeded in entertaining
their large audiences each speaker occupying
an hour admiralty. Mr. McReynolds intro
duced his telling speeches with spicy anec-
dotss, and Humphrey held up as well as
could be expected, considering the cause in
which he was engaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

ELECTRIC BATHs-So4ETHNs EEE.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Scrofuls,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous PrOstratiOn, &c, and diseases
peculiar TO females.
DR.. Gibson Is the only physician in the
city Of Cleveland who is thoroughly educa-
ted in the science Of electricity, and the only
one in possession Of hattering testimOnials
from the most eminent Professors Of Elec-
trieity in the United States, tincluding Prof
Page, of Boston, in regard 70 skin in its I5s
as a curative agent.
Baths fitted up IN good style for ladies
Ladies in delicate health are invited to test
the merits Of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

PREszs-Anos--Cap Rice Of Co. D. was
last evening presented BY the members Of
ais Company, at the ArmoTy, with an ele-
CANT gold headed cane By Lieut.. J. h. Nil
ier' The cane has two inscriptions; one
/" Presented BY the officers aRd members Of
70. D. Cleveland Light Artillery, Oct 4,
1880" The other" From Com. Perry's
Flag Ship Lawrence" The cane vas from
Critendsn's and is a fine thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
10 HORSE OWNERS.

DR. SWEET's ETALIInsH -IlIsIaEsT goa HoEsEs Is
unrivaisd By any in an cases Of IaIueness arising
from sprains, Bruises or Wrenchihg its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &c- il viii also curp Epeedily.-
Spawn and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured IN their ncipient stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond tho possibility ofa radical re, No case
Of the kind, however, k desperate or hopeless but
It nay be alsviated by this Linment, and its aith-
a application will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse 10 travel with comparative
eass.
Every horse owHer should have this remedy at
hand dor its timely Iise at the FIRST appearance 6f
Lameuess will unecrually prevent those forminabe
diseases msationed, % which all horses are liable
and whioh render many ctherW ise yaluable horses
nearly worthless. @ ~
Sc advertisement. sept 27d&w:RB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

M1HAvrLLA.-For Identifying and promo
ting the growth Of the the haiEs ItremOves
dandruff, stops the falling out and is in eve
~ respect the incest article in the market
for dressing the hair. Price twenty-five cents
per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
CHURCHILL 4 &BROTHER,
setp 20: sos. Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:1y
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A number Of buildings were decorated
with fags and banners. The handsomest
decoration was an evergreen arch thrown
across st. Clair street, from the Angler House
TO Washington Block: This was . tasty and
elegant affair. In the center was a beauti-
full wreath, aags, bOquets, &C., and inter
spersed in the evergreen were gay and choice
flowers. 1t reflected much credit upon Tay-
lor and his assistants. The Angler was fine
" decorated with small flags from every
window.
The Weddell House was gay with flags from
every window on the Superior and Bank
street sides. The Herald and the LEADER
buildings were trimmed with flags and ban
ners. MelOdeon Han, staoey's Block, Har-
ris' Block on Bank street, and others were
decorated with hags. ia I0
From Hofman'S Block Bell and Everett
banner had hung for two days. The Doug
lasites got out another inscribed "Douglas
and Johnson--By the Eternal. , Shortly
after, little further up, appeared banner =
for ''Lineoln and Hamlin-By the LADIES'
It was allowed that this was one ahead Of the
others. p '' o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

ATLAETIcssAND GREAT WEsTERE.-Another
million Of Western and Atlantic bond has
been placed in London, which gives that
Company tHs means to stretch its line far
toward the Maboning Road, connecting this
with Cleveland. From this source a con-
siderable increase Of business for the Erie is
anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

- To ALL II NAY CozcERE.-I do here
BY give notice that I shall not pay any debts
Of my wife contracted altar this date.
re- M A. R. REDING.
Oct /, 1850. sa 60 g. St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

~ All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
Its uow generally admitted that all eruptive dis
easos depend upon ssme internal constitutional
eau5e and that TO use washes or ontmenia for them
Is sure way to njure the system, and only to drive
ia, not to cure The disease But Humphreys spe-
cine Homeopathic Salt Rheum tilis are a true spe-
chic for ali such diseases They Salt Rheum,
Barbsr sIteh Erysipeias, Pinples the Face, Ring
Norm, and Nette Rash, BY curing the cause upon
which they depend and by restoring the skin to the
state Of health apd purity. Thus, not unly is the
disease cared but the softness and beauty Of the