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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
Lilies Bank Loeki

In yesterday mornings Leader, z. ].
WOolley, Agent for Lewis Lille, takes Oo-
oasiOn 10 say that an expert lOok-piok
(mesning myself) had tried TO open ths
Lille Bank Lock upon the Bank OF Gem
msrcs In this city, and lost wager Of $50.
will In reply to that part Of the article
state for the benefit Of Banks, Bankers and
others interested, that did wager S25 mot
$50, as stated by Mr.. WOOllsy,) against a
corresponding amount by Mr.. HurIbut,
Cashier Of said Bank, and failed to open
said lock in consequence Of my tine being
too limited. would, however, further
state, that on the following day l did pick
or unlock Lille Lock upon a large size
Lille Safe in the Banking Office Of Messrs.
@. A. Read s Co. Of this city, which they
(Rsad s. Co. say is the same siSe and
kind as that upon the Bank Of Commerce,
and on a subsequent day Saturday last l
called ct the Bank of Commerce and pro-
posed to SIR. HurlbuL Cashier Of said Bank,
to deposit $500 in his Lille Safe against a
corresponding amount to be deposited by
him, which sum ($l, ,OOO) should be the re-
ward Of my skill, in case succeeded in
opening said lock in the time allotted to a
burglar, without any injury to said lock or
safe, and in case of failure the same arOunt
ton Mr.. Hurlbut declined. then pro-
posed to place $25 in his hands (be risking
nOthing) and experiment upon said lock,
10 be forfeited in case of failure, which
proposition he also declined.
JAS. SARGENT,
Agent for Linus Yale, Jr., s Co., Sbelburne
Falls, Massachusetts,.
Cleveland, Oct. 29th, 1861.
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By the use Of hess Pills ths periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; snd Il
taken at the commencement Of an attack imEediats
relief from pain and sickness vin be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removin he Nausea or Hssd
nohe to which Br males are subject.
They set gently upon the Bowels, ramoVlRs Cost
lvsness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, a,
all persons Of ssdentary habitg they are valuAbis
: Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone
yigor to the digestive organs, and restoring th
natural elaEtoity and strength Of the whole systs
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vest amount OF pain and suffering from
Headache, whethor originating In the nervous Eys-
tsra, or from deranged stats Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their competition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any ehangeoi dist, and the absence
Of any dzssreesbls taste renders It eGsY 70 admins.
ter them to Children.
BEWARE OOUETERFEI TsI
WThs gsnuins have i've 5ig9asurss o. HenF7 Q,
SpaldinE on each Box.
HD-5Old By Druggists and al Dealers in Medicine
A Box will be sent By mail, prepaid, on Tocsipt 0i
shs price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
sSrAa oqdssI shoald Be addressed 70.
HEHRF O. BPALDlNG,
fS tiedaT street. New Work
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A VALUABLE PRoTEOTToE.-The Scientific
American describes breast plate which, it
is said is being extensively worn BY oScers
and men in the Federal srUiy before Wash
ingtOu. It is composed. of thin spring
steel, and is worn between the cloth and
lining Of common military vest. It has
two leaves, which lap ct the edges when
the vest is buttOnsd, 30 as to cover the enc
tire chest. It weighs only thres pounds
and hall, and can be worn with ease by
any officer or soldier during the most active
exercise. Ris very strong in proportion
to its weight and it can resist the thrust Of
a bayOnet or sword, and it will repel the
bullets Of muskets and pistols ct ranges
which otherwise be fatal to life.
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M D 81 &c !slESSS

0LEFF. So, AID INPOTENOY
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York Oity, viii psy One Hun
drsd dollars for the proof that he ever falls 70 cure
me me 1SSSS Sy me proof that any other fhysoian in
thS United sfStss treats the paEns diseases with
e8fter TssRy years OF lsborious study and eIVeri
enoe DR. GIBSON is happy In being able 70 an
IoInos 70 the unfortunate, that he has p5Fftotsa
''''lIs SPEEDY n And PERMANENT CURE
sf the above and other ,,-,
PRIVATE DISEASES
nth All bad effects arising thereirom, including
III DEBI ri LITY or NERVOUS PROsTRArlOh.
Ia 10 snoceeded in curing cases IN this city, some
Of E5on 19G Who proess 70 treat al private
malsdieS With sucoess, and without receiving ths
le ~ al HON dSs1 Rot boast that he is member Of
some College IN London or Paris, ss psrheps some
OthsEE do for the purgoss oi % , Ss ta s ~
SiiSad INT what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of II
this that be sblo e give eRtTS NJ st1 Iasa4Gs2a Sd %
ritv And thsf ho has perfected an American systen
OF freatmsnt which challenges any hyacian q Lon
TSisl cure II seminal weakness and all diseases OF
deFsnEements, both mental and phJsioel, EristnE
IN eIBsoE Also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all otheTs yet eisoovered
and rst the agents qsod are IN no respect disaree
Wsrcury, nor any other deetertoua drug; seo0nQiy
uo restrictions In diet or business 10 Third
" bis trsstuert e positive and certain In ell cases
"a gtnnds prepared to 90 into any public or pr1ysts
bo1pitai II the United States and demonstrate the
iTs1sa S16srerIty Of ma new treatJusng over any
| o{Ser now kneWn to the world u point OF pTomPs
ness psPnRnsRoY, mildnssSl rKissy gnd oonvenienoe
| 70 the pafieut
Dr, GIBSON q permanently located IN Cleveland
/ and has dHrtnR the past two yeaIs performed many
ourgs OF diyeases which had for years resisted all
other modes OF treatment. Reference can be given 70
indviduaiB OF this 1rHt respectabiliy In Oleyaanei
l Boglon New York, and other cities in regard to
ski and integrity In all professional
| Dyspopsia Rhuemstism, Serofula and all chronic
/ dissasss treated with superior sucebs1s
~ Medicine sent % any part Of the country on
l rscslp. Of ten dollars.
| Dr. GIBSSHS New Work oa PhYSioicET toE sale
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetropathy and AsdSci,sS,
! ~ once No. Il7Ontsrio street, up stairs, few
/ door, from the Pubic Square.
! Once hours from 3 70 u and from % O'clock
| n.TiI GGnDfIoy5 eTeaFtad euEs
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nHrn snLDrERs.-The total number of
men now enlisted for the War ia oL5o is
6O25O. OF these, thirty. eight rsgiRsIrts
of Infantry, i've regiments of Cavalry, and
eleven batteries Of Artillery, are n actual
service. s- -f-t 'at --
The FOrty-third Regiment, ow organic
ing at Camp Chase, goes to Nj. Vernon to
complete its organisation.
The whole number Of rerd dments author
ICED BY the Governor Of Chic, to the pres.
ent time, is SO.
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TFrom the Exeminer, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN more than = tboussn
eAsss, with sntire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
r lgloPpsas Z E of Nat.vs D OBsarIea0ni.
IURIOUB KOINUfUMNUMI
Ia srosr uNnER THE OoUNTrR

SLOAN UNDER THE OOUETBR
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BOGiil
FORRIS in sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every ownor OF
Horses and Cattle can End the best Medicine in use
for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They arc Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss OF Appetite, Hids-bOund, Distemperst &oB &C.
7These Pow dsFB GlvRys give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands who have usad than, cRn testify. See
sirculaFa. Try them. For sale BY u. +. Gaylord,
y. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong q Arm
country Also ct wholesale by the Proprietor, at l6i
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, 70 whom all orders
u lSis Ssbs. R9SdIS e. O. EORRTs.
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R1OTIOE-PURSUANT TO AN
in order made By the Judge Of the PrObsts
Court, for the County Of CuyahOga, Ohio, ln the
offer for sale gt public aucti0n at the door Of the
C0art house, In said county, tbs 2}t day Of No.
vember, ls6l, ~ o'clock z. M., the following de-
scribed notes. 10 w.t. said notes Icing the assets
of said assignment:
~ vaiua
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NAMED N
NHE ABOVE


y tE d Ms vii teke notice that John Friend,
q gieyeland chic, on the 5tl day Of Ocf0bsr 1851,
guFahoga Count Ohio, egainst John u Bsrgs5,
Mr! Erseerika B0rges. and al the other nanssd as
msnt creditor Of the said Josn D. Borge5. In q siS5-
msnt reeoEs red By one a. SchielT agnInss shs ssd
BoTgss at ne FEBRUARY 1850 term Of aia court for
We suln ol sooolfi WITH cost and interest," which
Judgment was assigned % the plaintiff. That exc
ent'on vas iasued On sad judgment 70 the sheriff of
the county, but had been returned unsatisaed, and
no property fOuna That the said B8FFs5 ciaiaas 10
have no property Liable for eIecufion. Bot ths
uieL tlg essiglinga lrg8 stock Of ready nas 10Th
IN elothss Gc in tbs city Of CLEVELAND his 80n-
ries on the bssiness, and bolds iarqs s16Gunf Of
store goods under the false pratencs Of being tha
business anu goods OF Theodore Vo7ee TbTr lr-s5
is the owner Of valuable house and lot on So Oiar
street Cleveland, (mOrs particnlsrlJ described IN
80 uleu lo Aeep. lll cages
some Of which are ou'V pIets1ded cnes, and Others
raid but not cancelled. Thst ssid B0rges own1a
LaTm property IN = ist Cleveland described il ne
and 70 II =ath . Whine, n. Y; bls paiufif slairi5
John Laisy paid, aud that plainiifs lisn q SAD
Heath ( White. That j. p. Borgss vas tie r-Si .nd
Is nov toe tQultab 9 owner = . valuable property
on the corner Of Superior 9nd hiVsr sfTeet5, IN the
city q Cleveland. more particularly Described i ~
petition, bat which property, with the COZ niFanes
game to b rested in his Wifo The said Frsfsrii1
horges- That be i5 as0the equitable owner OF cifT
ios = . ~ 9n Iraey a5rset m me city q sysland
causing Inc ttis 70 vest In his wife 1hEt the said
Borgss hes bought, with his own means, 4 Tsl1abls
"a "a N SCION, Suyahoea county, hio. q 2 ecress
more paItc1l Hrlg described IN plaintiffs sstifion
but for the purpose Of kespng iron ths reach q
his ereaitorss hs caused me property . vest n ns
name Of nls Wti9 That the other named defs1iauf1
claim 70 have an interest he1, actual az eont1-
gent on the described property, but TO what extent
the plainfln does nos know, and therefore demandI
pr0oi ot the same The plaiatiG theref re. prayed
thai 81 the prop9rty IL ID Petition described b
sold that the priority Of liens - determined and
that the pro eeds Of sale Be sgped according . Es
l Oriiy 0f liens
All ths above named dsfsndant1. not cfherTi1s
notified, are hereby rot isd and requested 70 49,
and answer the plaiatlis petition u ths ilth a.
/ Of December, ISL. JOHN FRIEND.
Cleveland, Oct IL. 1ssl. ''9 esi. .i9s3s' Els
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eipthiug.
-rVENTLEMEN'S CI,oTHFs OIIAN-

n HIN . OLOIHEB OLlANs
r NC, RenOyating and Mendina E5tab ablishmon6
FaAECIs AaER, Tailor, No. l9 PrUspect Itr0ots VII
asreaeE devote hi8 attention % cleaning renoga-
ing and mending Gentlemsn's clothing. he has
lsoiitiss ior doing hl8 work IN the besf manner.-
Gsatlemen viii md i for their interest duEtngthoo
hnrd times TO give NJ. Agor trtal.
may q. Raf
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THR ALl-sUfFlOIgNT TBREh
VIENNA
De PARIS

TRIESEMAR /, 2 - 3. ARE DE
TEOTKD BY ROYAL LETTERS S.At AaL
EnFIAnd and secured by the Seals Of the 4ls5S es
'lharmnoie de Paris, and the lmperh college o
Hedioine, Vienna.
No. / & invaluable ior exhaustion, spermatorrhsa
and all physical disabilities.
no 2. oompstsiy eradioates all traces Of those dis
that have heretofore been treated By the nsu
uiou8 and perniciOuB use Of oopstva and cubebas
10. ) has entirely supplanted the injurious ulo
mercury, thereby inBuring 10 the sufferer speedy re
H1f, dspsrling all impurities, and roofing out ths
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, nos. /, and J. are preparation the
FORM Of lozsnge, devoid OF taste and small, and can
be osrried in the WaiscOat pocket. Sold IN tia cases
and divided into separate doses, administereo By
VglT eau Lalemand Roux, Riood, 90. Price ss eaeh,
or cases for Sc, which ssgel. 81 and in va GASES
Whrsby there Is saving Of IS. 10 Be had wholesAle
and RETAIL Of Dr.. BARROW, No. ls4 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remtttanoe
Dr. Barrow will forward the Triesemar TO any par
OF the world securely packed and add eSBa Acoord
Ing 70 the instructions Of the writer
~ sold also by =. ?. GAYLORD aud NE
WVaHE fns-aHs-TT 49,
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Music rHAT Is Music Our citizens are
about to have treat In the way Of choice
Orchestral and Vocal Music, on Tuesday
evening Of next week, which will do their
hearts good. The Cleveland Musical So
oisty, too well known to our city to need 8
puff from US, has been for some time
rehearsing q choice programme Of first
class music, and, judging from the delight
experienced BY ourselves at recent re-
hearssl, we confidently predict one Of the
best entertainments Of the kind ever en-
joyed by the Cleveland public. Remember
that this Concert is given for the purpose
Of relieving the families Of tsamsters in
the army, among whom there is great des-
titution, that department not having yet
been paid Of, and no remitssnces of course
made to the families.
No patriotic and nusic-loTing citizen
should forget the Concert Tuesday evening
next week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

MANHATTAN HOTEL--NOS.
alVk s,B,7 and Murray street 2d door from Broad
~ oprosite fhe Park, New York. HuRgins Fling
ProbrfstorH n. HaEGins, late Of Pearl stre
Hlins. BoEtdR. r. 9itnE. laea ~ AsaPeioy,a hots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TFrom the Democrat, Ct CIoGd, Mimi
II You are, or have been troubled With shs head
che, send for box, lCsphalio Rills,l 90 thaf Fou
nhY have thsm IN Case OF az attack
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

w.
yohn +. BOrReg, Mr.
frsderika BorEss, Ed
ward He8f fenmullsr, Jn0
etumpf, Wm. mackay,
I1sodore Vc0as, Adam
schaidsr, Valentine
5WHns Oathariue Buf-
ger, 6erm4n Benevolsnt
5ocieiy, John Blsck,
Francis Ora afofe, Eco.
Greenfield. John Hem
criek Isaac and Ls0na q
foVErt harle8 Heath
Giles White, arm Of
heath q White, F8rdi-
nand Schumaker John
Ldlgy, Commonwealth
Insurance Go m pany,
Wm. B. Leouar ". ".
Harbut, Chal les Griffith,
Meiaucton Burr, VIM.
Rlchards0n, Philip q.
Weaver, John Mott.
John u. Clark, Wiliiam
Broggsnniyer, D. Bush,
Mar q Henks, HeneFg
Briker, l.. "A. Day, We
Mem DefsndantI.
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AutEIs.
Ct. NICHOLAS HCTE L
- BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARp REDUCED 70 g Pc DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and oOmmOdiOus
Hotel in 1854 It has bsen the single endesFor Of the
Proprietors to make It the most sumptuous, con-
venient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of itS guests they have endsavoredi
without regard to cost, to provide and to combine
all the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modem art has invented, and modern taste
approved; and the patronage which it has COM
manded during the past six years is . gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxigencies Of the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, ths
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al the same time abating Of the Injuries With
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITOOMB 90.
New York, Sent 2, 1851. sspT.3S4-am
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Osphalio Pills accomplish the object for Ehisi
they were LlaGs vz Clre ofheadeehe IA all ia forms
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LFrom the Advertiser. ProEidauoe, R. II
The Cephalic Pills are said to he remarkably Of
ioctive reey for the headache, and one Ct the very
best for that Isry frequent complaint which has eT
sr been diEeoTered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

ne srats OF Ohio, l00uEt % Oonnon Plsa4
OuTahoga County, IS.
Osrohne EshenbrannerI
George Efhanbrsnner.ll II
HEORGE ESHENBR EiSNER o.
~ Marietta, IN the county Of Walllngton, alt
STATE of Ohio,ia notified that oEroline nhFelne
did, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. ,. 1851 lla bar ot
ton N the eioe 81 TIE gl1rk % ths ucort q Con
mou Pleas, within a1d for the county ID UuTl1r
and StGts Of Ohio, charging the said aeorg8 81
brcnner with Adultery Wssh ore oli1e1etl =
fbe nd GeorTs r1he6 6rsnnsis U-kidk ssfifisn W
Be for hearlnF n gL weeks irom the l1l1 hallllE1
Datsd this 18th day Of 1aIt A. d ISL.
myaa.sz5 b PiaErs =. erilla-f hsr Ati'g.
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[From the Western B. b. GaEstts, Chicago, III
We heartily 9dorss MF. sPslding, and his unri
vailed Oephal FILLS.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANT
"a to an order from the Probate Court Of Cuga-
hOgl County, Ohio, shall, on the 30th day OF No
yember, 1901, at O'Clock p NJ. expose for sale
public auction, at the door Of the Court Hcuse,
in ssid county, the olloWng described property TO
wit: "a and half story frame house., situate
the south haif OF sub-lot No 25 Of y. A and =.
GranceT's subdivision OF fleFeand ten acre lots
Nos 81 aud s.. Of Ahaz Marehant's survey, said
premises being the assets e the assignment Of Q.
h. Robson. Appraised valus-s2t0
]. 8. GRAHNIS,
oct g ls6l:3j3 AFsignFe.
State o. Ohio, = o.. = o. nj.
Ouyahcg ga county. ss. II N'1As u S-AiO- So.
Julia A. WOodard,
George Woodard,
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
3 WO0DARD, VII take notice that the plaintiff
Julia A. WOodard has this dsy fled her petiiian IN
tho above named court asking for a djssOluiiOn Of
the EzarfiaFe contract; cause assigned Willful ab
senea and adultery. The case will b fr hearing at
the Noyem 0er Term Of 5aiG Court
October Path, ls5L JULIA A, WOODARD.
r. A. DAVIDSON, Collector. octZ5:35t
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LErom the Advsrtiss-, ProvlJenos, B. Il
The testimony IN their favor I strong, from ths
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

Trom the Daily News BsvPort, r. II
OsphAlIo Pills are taking the place Of AL kinds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

tErom the Commercial Bulletin, BOHton.l
Said 70 be very snicanious for the hesdaohs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

Dg-A single bottle OF SPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually. ~
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TTrom the KansWha Valley Star, Val
We arc sure that persons suffering with hsadashs.
Who tTY thsm, VIII stick to theid
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lFroIn Lhe E1amIlsE, NoIlolk, VI


tFron ths Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphalic Pulls accomplish the objeo; for Ebiai
they we're llaeei viz C1re ofheadeehe IA All ia forms
TFrom the Exeminer, Norfolk, Ysil
They have been tested IN more than thouasn
easss, with sntire success.
TFrom the Democrat st. CIoGd, MIMI
Ifyou are, or have been troubled WITH che lead
aohe send & ioT i, Dol GCsPaSif24 if4 Ell 50 taa' E0a
LFrom the Advertiser. ProEidauoe, R. II
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably Of
ctiye remedy for the headache, and one Ct the very
sr been diEeoTered.
[gron the Western B. h. GaEstts, Chicago, MI
We heartily 9derss Mt. sFaldins, and hil unri
from the Kanswha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headashs
who tTT them, VIII stick to thsid.
LFrom tho Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that are sfiicted, and We are surs
that our testimony can be added to the already
list that has received benefits that 0thsT
medicin can produce.
TFrom the st. Louis Demoorat.I
gThs Immense dsns1d for tie ATtiels tCeBhalio PIsl
Z rapidly snereasing.
TFrom the 6hEetts, Davenport, I0WA.l
Mr. BpaldinF would not connect his name with an
article be did notF- ~ 70 possess real merit
IErom the Advertissz, ProuJoncs, B. Il
The testimony IN thsiE favor Is strong, from th'
most respectable quarters
GFrom the Daily News, Newport, r. II
OsphAlIo Pills are taking the place Of AL kinds.
tErom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
Said % be vary erHcaniouH for the hesdaohe.
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LFrom tho Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that are aiiicted, and We are suFs
that our testimony be added to the already NJ
merOus list that has received benefits that no otheT
msdicin can produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, ISWs.l
Mr. Bpalding would not connect his name with ar
article BE did not p ~ TO possess real merit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

Engineering Regiment Of the NortAwest.--
The Company now being raised in Dubuque
to form part of this regiment, recently elect
ed the following officers :-WM. TwEEDALE,
Captain; NJ. RANDOLPH, LIST Lieutenant; s.
w. MATHS, Qate Of the Governors Greys) ID
Lieutenant; JOHN McLAREN, Orderly. The
other non-commissioned officers are TO be ap-
pointed BY the commissioned officers, subject
to the approval of the company. This COM
pany offers better inducements for mechanics
having families to provide for, than any other
branch of the service, the pay being. about
$25 per month for mechanics, and $40 for
laboring men. This company has been &C.
cepted by Gen. Fremont, and portion of it
has left for st. Louis. A few men are vet
wanted to i ~, no this company. Advising
to join this compsn, ~ =" Ways
q Recruiting officer at the Ame,.. " no0''
N this place.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

A Jo1s.-In company with couple OF
friends, of Vinton, Benton County, we went
up to DEvIsE's the other evening, our pur-
pose being to show to them DEvINE's Candy
Mandatory, it being one of the institutions
of our city of which we are proud. But De-
VINE would not let us peacefully examine his
goods, and after much opposition on our part
we had to succumb to his great failing and
test the choicest of his delcacics to our ut
most capacity. Later in the evening our
friends remarked to US that DEylNE was a
perfect gentleman" Yes" We replied,
&" but he always will treat"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

NeW Goods-HArCu & ALLEN are now re.
ceiving their fall stock of goods, which, We
see by their posters, is the largest ever bro't
to the Garden Valley. Well, they neve,
needed SO large stock before and we hope
they may never need as small stock again
HATCH & ALLEN arc both strong Union men
employ Union clerks, sell Union goods, do
all they can for the Union of the Cedar Val
ley and Cedar Falls, and for the Union and
the Constitution. Why shouldn't they be
successful in selling goods? Go and see
them and you will ascertain why it is that
they should be prosperous and popular.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

Renaocal.-TONDRo 4 kEYEs have removed
to BABcocK's new store, one door south Of
their old stand. Their new quarters are
much more pleasant, and are far better cal
culatcd for their business. We hope that
success in proportion to their enterprise, and
that which their conduct of business is their
just desert, may be meted out to them by an
appreciative public. Call in and see them,
look at their goods, enquire their prices, and
purchase ifyou want to. You will find them
to be gentlemen, sparing no effort to please
and selling goods, you may think, with view
of running the Chicago market.