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PRoB1TE CoURT.-Theodore Rineoar, q
boy, srraigned for petit larceny in stealing
pair Of boots, pleaded guilty, and was
fined $40 and sent to jail 20 days at hard
labor.
The case Of John Won BOlksOn, for assault
and battery committed on his wife, was
disposed Of From the testimony it appears
that John is hard "nut" and used his
wife, fragile appearing little woman, very
roughly. He was not at all satisfied with
the testimony Of his wife and daughter,
and kept the spectators in 8 constant
laugh, much to the annoyance Of the Court,
by his repeated Interruptions and manifest
determination to interfere as far as posi-
bic with the progress Of the trial. He was
sent to jail, there to remain until he could
procure bail in the sum Of $50 for his good
behavior toward his family for one year.-
John received his sentence complscently,
remarking that he'd ''be better of than if
in the South"
The Court then adjourned till o'clock
tomorrow morning, when the case Of
Brown vs. Barnard, assault and battery
which was laid over in consequence Of the
ahssucs Of important Witnesses will be
taken up. There are about dozen cases
on The docket.
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IRNIv oRRRsPONDRNCE,
c.nr prrElaos, JOE ! ls6l.

CAMP DExxIsoS, June ], 1851.
I improvo few spare moments which
bv some mistake almoat incline TO think
have fallen to my lot, to write you brief
and hasty note. Few persons in civil life |
are, perhaps, aware Of the great amount OF
energy which is required for man 10
come in from those tedious and unending
drills and sit down TO the task OF ehr0n-
iolins passing events with any degree Of
virOr or detail Here, the physical man Is
everything and the intellectual man al
most nothing. It is in Hardee alone that
We End our Rhetoric Logic. tits Har-
dee which is our Dict vary,and might al
most say, our Bible. He who Is familiar
with those classic pages is in possession Of
the chief thing needful he who knows
them not has yet everything to learn. 3 -.
Yesterday Col. MoCOOk's Regiment went
through with q regimentsl drill in the
presence Of a large eOncOurse Of ladies and
gentlemen, most Of whom we're from Gin
ctnnau. They maneuyered BY column and
flank, and went through many skirmishing
movements in fine style, to the manifest
pleasure Of all present. Some difficulty
was ccasiOned in this regiment concerning
the order issued By the War department
ami that issued by Gov. DenniSOn, in refer
ence to the appointing of regimental OH
GERS. The officers Of the regiment had been
chosen according to the Governors order,
der, and subject to his veto, and they all
had been mustered in according to this un-
derstanding. An officer Of the army yes
terdsy came forward with directions to
re.muster the troops according to the d.
reetions Of the Department. Col MoCook
at once left camp and obtained an inter
view with Gen. Mcclellan, when the matter
was settled that the officers should be elect
ed subject to the approval Of the Governor.
The full number now in Camp is over ten
thousand, less than two hundred Of whom
are in the hospital. The general health Of the
Camp, indeed, has thus far been excellent
As a precautionary measure, the men in our
Regiment, the 7th, have all been yaccinated.
Many of the three months troops have ex-
pressed willingness to enlist for the longer
term, and the officers are now at various
points engaged in filing the vacancies il
companies In many instances, this has been
already effected.
Only spOrtion of the men here are uni
formed about two thousand suits having
been distributed. have been informed that
this delay is owing to the difficulty which is
experienced in getting cloth sufficiently fast
There, at last, is that drum, whose monoto-
nous roll, 1 have been ready to hear for the
last ten minutes, and am compelled to stoE
the airy and uncertain fight of my pencil.
RANRoD,
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THE CITY.

DnArH FRoH DELmIUM TRElENs.-ISo
Germans who arrived here yesterday morn
ing on their way from Port Washington,
Wis, to Buffalo, called at DR.. Hartmann's
ofios for advice in regard to one Of them.
The man suffered from an advanced state Of
delirium tremenl, was sent to the franklin
Hotel, and thence removed, in the afternoon,
to the police station Oh the Westside, where
he died before night From some words Ut
tered during his Authorizations, a suspicion
arose that be had been poisoned by the
friend travelling with him, for his moneys
sake. Tho money, however, amounting TO
$50 in gold, was found untouched in the
pockets Of the deceased, and everything salts
fsctorily explained. Coroner Hartmann pro-
cured good coffin, had the same boxed up
and sent it to thu family in charge of the
friend mentioned. The deceased's name is
given as Dominique ThiIlyi be was native
OF LuIsmburg, Germany, twenty-seven OF
tWenty-eighs years Of age, and leaves wife
and child at Port Washington, where he had
established and owned whisky distillery.
About o'clock this A. NJ, officer Sweeny
arrested Mr.. Schroeder, the companion oil
Thilly, and lodged him in jail. Upon what
ground We dc not know, but it appears that
the affair has created an extensive excite
ment on the West Side. The Coroner has
been applied to again for an Inquest end al
though perfectly satisfied that there is moth
ing wrong in the case, viii probably pro-
ceed with it this afternoon for the purpose o.
qrieting the excited minds of the citizens.
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PLuNBNs.-Now that the time Of warm
weather is come, it bebOeves people to look
about them for bath-tubs, for fountains, for
garden and street hose, and Tor the thousand
and one other Injuries which contribute to
pleasure ana 70 comfort throngh the summer
months. Mr.. B. P. Bower has in this line
almost anything that could be asked for,
manufactured according 10 the most approved
styles, and IN the most substantial manner,
IS the variens premiums which have been
conferred upon him at Fairs, bear witness.
Hehas beautiful ornamental pumps, and all
kinds Of fixtures and applications for making
use Of water in various forms. All in need
of such articles, cannot do better than to call
upon Mr.. Bower at his establishment under
Stacey's confectionery store on the Square.
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BEEARH OF PIoEPooKETs.-0ur city, we
are informed, is Just at this time oyerrun
with New York pickpOekets5 several Of
whom were lettering about the hotels and
other points where crow ds were collected, this
morning. They are probably en- route to
Camp DenRiscn, Cairo, and other places
where they expect to find profitable game.
They have all the appearance of gentlemen
Of leisure, and are undoubtedly thoroughly
Hnpp in those arts which deceive the unwa-
y. Our country visitors in particular should
bsvs care for their pocket-bOOks, watches,
and ether valuables. We commend these
gentlemen to the notice Of the police.
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GREEK VS.. GREEK.-Mistress Green, who
had the little affair with the cOlored indi-
vidusl Carter few nights since, on Seneca
street, entered complaint against him for
assault, before the Police Court which was
tried this morning, and resulted in SEN
tenee against the man. He also has fled
complaint for assault against Green,
before Justice Allen, which will be heard
on Thursday, she being in the mean time
put under 500 bonds. So that the scales
of Justice are in fair way to balance for
onne.
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OOMMERCIAL.-
TEW YORR SIARKET-Juno 3.


~ orfEs-fnosipta $3.50 bbls. Market tlir.-
aaiss ar con bbln at s5t & ioT supornne stslft
- rs ior extra state; ts.Soee4se0 lot supeIhhe
,vssfrrni st6sta52b flr common 70 medium extra
ssstern SA,40p5l5 Tor shipping brands extra rouho
nCINADiIN FLOUR R-Market quiet and droop-
ins Sales aTe $50 bels a; s. ooOsi.H, =, ,nsstoo
-WIRAT- Receipts ,79t, 900 bush. Market heA,sy
and ieeiinr Tor oumfson aud Interior gr11ss snlsa
arr anRt hush At Si,t0falH for mhwauAee elh.e
RYF-Market quiet. Sales are 5000 bush state
at 6sc. $1,000. . . 49,. ASH
flnR N-Receipfe ISL huAh. Market heaVy.--
sales are 50 lOl bush at i0@45c for new mixed west
'nATs-Dun at si@ss4c for western Canada and
state. . 49, u. .,e -
PtiR W-Market dull sales are l75 bblA at Sle'I
"a y 80 f1r mess: Si22 Gnl2 o Tor prime.
HEEF-Marhet unchanged. -. ,1.
Al RlE ,'r--Market dull, sales ~ packs ~, a.,
IARO-Market dull and heavy. Sales 80 ppn
= ',ssSi1TRR-selliug at s9lio scr ohiOi 9@ls for
iCrHRRsE-MArkst steady ats9fe- asia quality
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CAMPS IN OHro.-The following is list
of the Camps in Ohio:
Camp at Columbus, jackson; GAINESVILLE,
Goddard; Athens, Wool; Marietta, Putnam ;
Portland, Scott; Lancaster, Anderson; Bel
lair, Jefferson; US. Camp, near Cincinnati,
Dennison; Cleveland, Taylor. 9
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PoLIcE OOURT.-The following cases were
brought up this morning:
John Powell-disturbance ss.OO and
costs.
Ellen Trainer-inlO1lcation. Continued
70 4tb inst.
L.G COwper-assault and battery. Con-
tinued tc ath inst, under bonds Of $500.
John Car.in-house-breaking in the day
time. $40 and costs, and thirty days on
bread and water.
Anthony Oartsr-assault and battery. $40
costs, and Jail
VS.. Davis-uDlawfllbi bill posting. Con-
tinued to 4th.
Warren Clark-assault and battery. Con-
tnued to 9Th.
Davis Cole assault and battery. Con-
tinued to 9th.
Edward Brady-defcing sign. Contin-
ued to 4th.
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PaOTrssoa covrEl.-rhs Professor hlg
not left town itaPPsars, but yesterday gave
himself up to The authorities, having been
81 q private house somewhere in The city.
his osse comes of at the Police Court to:
morrow morning.
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Msaifines.
MRS. WINsLOW.

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
so o I II | II G. 5 7 r y P,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
seAty AeiIaSss the PT9sess Of eething 5
saS III ss Pk s a. Al
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT. mothers,i will give rest 70 your
REITEF AND HEALTH TO YOUB IEFANrs.
& nsSs snd pGsA GA fna sa sOf N shs 5i S yeT s s
sny oeE II % shS vR aI Iyi5 on m SS < y
timely used. Never did we know an instance Of dis
satisfaction BY any who used it. On the contra
tsrms OF Recommendation of the magical efIscts and
medical yirt1es; We speak in this matter WHAT
pledge reputation for the faflImsnt Of what We
here declare. In almost every instance where the
viii be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after tie
syrup is administered. ll4.'
one Of the most Experienced and skiilful Nurses IN
New England, snd has been used with Never-failinR
''''' - THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child sro pain but invis
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects asCidity and
gives one aud energy 20 the whole system twill
GRifiHe EHP @ i il a. fEHE i5 iB56wE1s, and WIND oOBIt
And oyeTcomss oonyglsions, which Il not speedily
safest remedy in the world in all cases Of Dyssntsry
ana Diarrhoea in children, whether it arises IRON
cry Mother who has child suffering from any OF the
foregoing COMPLAINTS do not let your preudicas nor
the preudices OF Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that viii Be Sure, yes
Absolutely Sure to follow the Of this Medicine,
htimely used. Full direction for using win sooom-
ANY each bottle. None genuine unless the lac
dmile Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, Is on
the outside wrapper. Sold BY Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal 0fice, l3 Cedar Street. New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE
Bept2s:dGwR26
For sale By STRONG &ARMsTRONG, CHURCH.
ILL BRO, and WM. FIsKE, Cleveland.
DOYVEAU LAFECTEURS Ron
I'D authorized and adopted By the Medical Facul.
q Of France, and supplied to the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oil extracts
SGrsapariila, Iodine and Mercury. 1t s recommend
ed and used in the hospitals Of France for letters
AbBeesses, Cancers, Ulcers Scroflla ScurVy, Flour
Albus, Gout, Rheumatism, aches, pains and ell at.
factions Of the skin. The RoB Is especially useful in
the Of the Syphiitic Diseases, deaRnated Pri,
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and csr-
thcates accompany each bottle. Price s. per bottle.
Sold in Cleveland By Gaylord and Ham nond, Drug
gsts, 30. 10 Suparor st. The trade supplied b. ad.
dressing DR.. GtrRudeau de ST. GerVais u Rus Richer,
pa-iu ts R-oad ~ " srgI7s tSpn 7
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Sewing MaehinEs.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
a Pr ~ c e 81 t

The WHERLER q WILSON Machines are now
sold as rates that will pay fair pr0ht on the cost c
usuufHcturing capital interested, and making sales
and Al such price, as will enable them 70 make first
class Machines, and a. heretofore, guarantee them
In eVery particular. "
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
for Family use ls now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium 20 the
WHEELER 8 WILSON Machines on account Of
the sFlasticity, Permanence, Beauty and General
DISTINGUISHES Of tho Stitching, when done. and the
Wide Range ofits Application" The opinion OF the
cultural Societies IN the United Rtateg.
. Da8~ The Low prIoes and important improvements
needs fret class Machine, to give that an e1amina-
ton before purchasing.
ran examination is solicited Ct the Gmce, No.
Q0S SUPERIOR Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- Send for q Circular and List % Prices, 40.
maFl JOHN =. STRONG. Agent.
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There have been "a less iuterments this month
May than there were last month, and Is more
than for the month Of May, ls5O.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland May 81, 1861.
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PRESENT POPULATION.
NE STATE Is rardly cling up with pop1laiion e1e
025 persons having been addad since 1850 making ne
present poDultca ,I2 ,5e3, rato o. lo@ per eai
ten years- -
= AGPICULTURAL PRODUCTS
ne Agricultural Products q Illinois are greater tan
thoss ofany other State Ths products snf out during
the past year exceeded SO 900 torz ne ascrop
crop Yields not less than 40 900 900 b1shels. m
FERTuTTx OF TIE SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sssurs s1sh N
MEDIATE results for hls iabor as upon thess pIal s
theyoesng composed Of deep ricb loaul, he faril
Of which, IS unsurpassed by any On ne globe.
TO ACTUAL CULuVATORa
Sinee 1884, De Company haus 1old 10000 aeT-a.
e5TIaas an Gcreemalt 70 eIliuat< ne rozd k1l tel
eolist7iefsd through thes lands a an e1-is Q $50 90i
Soo n .s.s ~ :, tss Eesae.9s q ~
2es haus ben added; atakHg s '0hols PeSatoa slA,
Ss1, q gain Of is PER eail
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. D.
As an evidence Of the thru Of he people, itnzg b
stated that 600 900 tons q freigh Including 600 200
Warded over TIE line last year. -.-s.a.
EDUCATION. 4
Mechanics and workngmen WI ind the frco sehocl
system encouraged by the state and endowed win
large revenue for the support of schools her ehi-
dren live IN sight q The church and schcclhous,
and grow MP with the prosperity q The leading sto "a
The Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERlEs OF PAYEEHE
me prices Of these lands vary from Sc . SIS pr
lacre, according 70 location, quality, 6c- Erss el
farming lands sell fer about SO 70 50 per acra ana
the relative expense Of subduing prairie iand e con-
pared with wood land s II the ratio of . 10 10 gor
of the former. Ths terms Of salelor The bulk q s
lands VIII Be
one YEARS TETEREST N ADVANCE =
Al SIX per cent per aznu, and SIX interoli ro1 6 az
per eenf payable respectively In one, two thres 1s
i've and six years from date of sale ana tour nrta1
for principal payable in four, 4vs, si1ano s9r s years
from date Of sale ;1he contract tnat tea
og the tract purchased shall be fenced and claedi
leach aud every year, for I've years from dala q sel
50 hat at the END OF i've years onehaf shan Be fne9d
and under euldvstiOl- -s,.,..
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED \
from the valuation for cash. except lhs SANE should b
at six dollars per acre, when tho cash pree W p te
dollars.
prOducHons prices, and terms Of PaynsHs can Be had
OSTER, Land Commissions, lsa
CHICAGO, uL1N0l2
aesa. and CRties situated upon The Illl-
I9O, APPLETONl'S RAILWAY Z silA DE
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~ the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken At the commencement Of an attack Immediate
Felisfirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom hail in removing the Nausss OF Hoad-
ache TO which y males are subject. .-9ss a.
They act ss7ig upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, aud
all persons Of sedentsry habits they are valuable A.
Laxative, improving the appetite giving tone ana
yigor 70 the digestive organs, and restoring tue
nAsural elasticity and strength of the whole systsm
~ TIE oEPHALIO PILLS ~
are tho result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
reli6vsd vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervous sys.
TEN, or from dsransed state oFthe stomach.
They areentirely vegetable IN their composition.
and may be taken at AL timss with perfect safsty.
without making any change Of diet and the absenoe
OF any dsagreeabe taste renders It easy 70 adinis
ter them to Children. l-- o
BEwARE OF O0UETERFEIrsl
~ The genuine have i've signatures Of Henrv @.
Spal ding on each Box. Ill7- - 80 -
8S-sOId BY Druggists and ali Dealers in Medicine.
Box win be sent BY man, prepaid, on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE DENTS.
S%AH orders should be addressed to 3a
HENRY o. sPALDIHg.
ID 3a sgl y Cedar Street, New York,
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J. 4 Morley IL
- Hereford - - .-,l1
and Before g. h. Bsnhqm,
Hereford, Justice Of the Peace,
Partners under 6rm Of Cleveland Ohio.
Hereford Bro.
A N ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
snm of one Hundred and Fifty Dollars, end the
cause will De hearing before said Justice at his
ofioe, IN the City Of Ceyeland, the 18th day OF
June, 1861, st o'clock A. n. .,,
Cleveland. May q, 1ssl:sss
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
. ORDER or eOURT.-On the Sd day Of Jnly,
1861, at l0oclOck A. NJ, on the premises. in the
township Of kast Cleveland. CuyahOga County. Ohio
will be sold TO the highest bidder, the following do
scribed real estate the property Of Cornelius Goa
Of Fast Cleveland and part Of Ot No. 4os, commence
ing at the southwest corner Of ot owned By sam
el McIirafh; thence along the centre Of Cedar
Street AZ rods lot known as the Isaac Sherman
lot; thence north along the line Of said Shef man
lot II iods 10 lot kuOgn as the Harriet Sprague
lot; thence east lon tho said Harriet sprsgnes lot
~ rods 70 the northwest corner Of Samuel Mell-
raths lot; thence south along the line Of said Mcil
rarhs lot n rods to the place Of beginning being
acres and z rods Of land, be the same more or less
fernas OF saie viii be made known on day Of SALE
r. HORACE EOBp Executor.
Cleveland, May soth, ls6l:sl2
ERESH ARRIVALS OF NO. l
Mackersl, Salmon and, Goldfish. Also, Ham
ter made ~ the Prize Dsirynd6n Of Medina and
summit cOuntiea. For eals at
II. W. JONES Butter Depot,
maylG 1all 7l Il sIr nos Puzzle SQuusrf,
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MEdifinE.

CANFORD'S LIVER INYTGCh.
~ ATOR never Debilitates Il is son4oan -
entirely free FROM GUMS, aud has bsooI.e an -
tablished hct, Standard Medicine knOWr and es
proved By ell who have need It. and is rea5rtss
to with confidence In ali diseases for which e
II has cured thousands within the last tgEoyl
who had given mp all1 hopes Of relief as Ibi
numerous unsolicited y certificates In my posses
The dose must be paap-iHt ted to the tempe amen
Of the individual taking it,and used IN such nav
titles as TO act generalfyAe Ia lon the boWel5.
Let the dictates Of yOuTI-N Judgment guide you
the use OF the LIVERl[ IlNVIGORATOR, and
viii ctre LIvKR OOM-fO PLANTS, BILIOUS Al
EACKE, DYSPEPSIA, ,CHOE-l- lIO DIARRHGA, SUNNI
COMPLAINTS, DYsEETERYS- lDROPsY, SoUR SIonAoB
HABIrUAI CosTIVEEEss,IE II ICHOLI0, OH0LERA II
HANTUN, FLATULENcE, Z y EDIOE, FEHALl
WEAEEEss, and may hei 10 successfully q
cure SICK HEADACHEIss les thousandg can tss
dfy,) IN TWENTYlE MINUTES, II TWO
Oh THREE TEk-E lsPOONsFoL ABE ia
KEN a the commence-t5 lment Of the attack.
All Wno use Il are giving their testimony IN its .
a-Mix water in the mouth with the Invigoratos
PRTCE ONK BOLLiR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and %
up In Glass Gases, Air Tight, and viii
keep in any climate.
The FAMILY OATHARTIC PILL e gentle but
active 0athartic, which the proprietor has used n
his practice more than twenty years.
Theconstantly increas-t., ling demand from thos
Who have long used thelA Pms and the s8fiafac'
tton which all express inR - regard 70 their uae haa
induced me 70 placa thsml within the reach OF all
The Profession we'll know that difarent Ca
thArtics act on differently portions Of the bowels
The Family Oathartiol@ Pill has, with due refer
enoe to this well estab-l lishsd iAct, been com
pounded from Q VAristylco lof the puraIt Vegetable
Extraetss hich act eke iou every part Of the ali
mentary canal, and arelE, laOOD and ahFR IN al
eases where . Catharticl- 10 needed, such e De
Fangsments Of the Stom- lach, Gleepfnes8 Pains AZ
the Back and Loins Cos-l = ltiy6uess Pain and Sore
ness over the whole BOdyl from sudden cold which
frequently, II neglected, ,n end In q long course oi
Fever. Loss Of Appe-lE, ltits, 4 Oraeping Senas
ton Of Cold over fheIH BODY, Res II ieaauesE
Headache, or Woightl>q IN the Head, All fnfnm
matoFy Diseases, WormslO In Children Of AdnltI
Rheumatigm, great Purifier Of the Blood ard msny
diseases 70 which hash % hair too nurerous % au
ton IN this adYerzisemank Does 10 Z --sr
= -l PRICE % OENT6.
Iho Liver lnvigBrator aud Family Oathartt
Pills are retAied By Druggats generally, and sold
Wholesale by the Trade IN ali tho large town.
8. i. W. SANFORD, n. D.,
Aauulacturar eud FroprietoF,
lyId&wRs as Broadway. New York.
-, sani0sds LiYoF lnVieoratoF nd 0aiharIil
- QH0RCHILL Z BRO, DrueRisss,
Kl0 3. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.