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, 1861-08-15
General Wool.
}Fyen, fhe VrnY Tfnaa Aur OF

kA1E3ae *1*0 7e3e5 34a3Fe1y
We stated briefly in the second edition Of
the Times yesterday, that orders had been is.
sued for Gen. Wool to repair to Fortress Mon
roe and assume command Of that department.
dispatch from General Scott to General Wool,
stating that 1t WAS desirable that he ehould
direct the operations Of that wing Of the army,
and inqu1ring If his health was such IS to be
equal to the Responsible duties Of the position.
Gen, Wool Immediately replied by telegraph
II fo1l0NAs
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lam ready. Never in better health.
JOHN E. Wool.
The inquiry being thus answered sntisfacto.
rily, Gen. Wool Is awaiting the reception Of
his orders, and preparing for his departure for
active duty. It is expected that his orders
will be received here to-day or tomorrow, and
the General intends to be ready by Tuesday or
Wednesday Of next week to leave the city.
, 1861-08-15

NTA!E OF T.I:N0I::, 7T1E
~ COUNTY, Es:-s1perlor Court Of Chicago, An.
1oggM: John EI1is -Attschmen1.
PubHc notice y hereby given to the said John Ellis
81 Clerk q he Superior Court q Chicago dstad ths
Hen4yy nay & sId 1s s The sut af ta said
tate q the said John Elis for he spn 81 four Inn
dred thftyfhree and Ss-1Go do1lafs directed tn Enc
sbc14 Of Cock County, which said MT hs been f..
Now therefore, un1ess you the said John r15t, ,h..
peronsly be and appear before the satd Snnerioi.
Conft % chicago, % q before the hrIt day of the
eii{ Of Chicago, On The rst Monday ef septenber K
1ss1, give special bail and plead to the sald p1sf
In favor OF the Said plaintiffs au1 much of t6e prop
ertF attached 1nay be sufficient to satisfy the said
Judgment and costs will be sold to satisfy the aaie
WALTER k1ABALL. CLERK.
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His .hapr r;aonn1ea at Ricamond-1ne Story Of
his Capture-How 1e SIXTY ninth behaved n
BdHle-Ihe otaer Prisoners in RichnsonR-
17eir Treatment by the Rebels, etc.
, 1861-08-15

Y Illinois, County q Good, g. aajegpe13os 5 Cot
nd y iF Feisz ksFs = Wi4lam 1stxB4 JoGa Aan.
9en1es zs.a ss1tafd. bs1ief s. Ms1t4 e W.K:ha9k =
Robiuson, r J. Preat9n Ws J. !enk1 C.71ee 0aeoees
maa Churchill Hsz1en Smith md ChseEmate Bazt6.
-anida7if 81 10 nonIrsesasnea Of John r. Hana..
R74ens NH See Mo@.S Ga5Ss m
named. hay1n9 been nled IN the o3eo e tae ass4ss
said Superior Court Of Ghicegu Notice = hereby s
e he Hd4 s.ia John H47e = A Aa5iss "a c.
Inurn Buras that he eonpaanaass ated a faeas I o
a9 complaint in aid Court ~ e 13 ae
a On the sixteenth d4y Of Apt1 u3A a4o sAa1 ~.
mons haa been lssqed ont q .sd Mrs1 E1 aS23ass
b911E lsaj as q # 1aSgs EsSgsE1efa s a...N, .i9
sons; Il. Js1G. Xor1aa ChHss3aM Ns.fs4 -
hcf, ~ II III Superior Court m Ehic4EE d Cook EsN
y. on he hEsa d&y of ~ ne1f taEn tGzeax y b
d a., Il s. eps<Mb@s 1811, NJ p! aas!E q de&1E
nd 10 n,atters and thtnkz k1te eha1Eed andeeskS
viii be tsksn - e1naazss& so4 . deexee- sesz
a9RinE* ypu according 10 Sha prayer Of eaA9 III
= -XAlTKR EINRAII3 <3GG :
n 0tvRT{ f%1+&A fJ-1t1s tai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

EUCLID PLACE DRUo sTORE.-EeBsrs.
KerEan & Gould are making decided I'M
prOvsments in this establishment. They
have purchased sn entirely new stock Of
Drugs, and are therefore prepared to put
up prescriptions, and We Weuld add are
competent too, as both are gentlemen Of
long experience. Mr.. Kergsn is well
known to most Of our citizens, having
been connected with the Gaylord 8 Ham
nond establishment In this city for o nun.
Der Of years. Mr.. Gould has been con-
neoted for . number Of years with the
largest Drug Embellishments in New York
city, and some Of the largest In the South
ern and Western cities. Our uptown
families win end both gentlemen and hon
orsbls dealers. They have added to their
Drug Stock . we'll selected stock Of grocer
les, coal oil, 60, 90. We would say 70 the
uptown folks call on these gentlemen
They are willing and able to accommodate
you. Baltimore Oysters always on hand.
Golden Syrup splendid.
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earnest pf sparing to bruise the head Of South
Carolina again.
Gentlemanly officers, among whom may
be seen ths viry and compact form Of Co..
Mungen, the pleasant and humorous face o.
Major Walker Of the 18th, In three month";
service, and our stirring DR.. Haggatt' to-
gethsr with other experienced military
officers, ell serving to give pleaSAntneaS and
interest 70 camp.
Our men seem comfortable, and are being
provided for daily with extra blankets BY
the liborality OF The citizens Of this oounty.
The men seem AnxlovB 70 be led on South,
not 90 much 10 lnd q warmer CLINE, Whioh
would be quite acceptable, a. 10 be allo 8ed
the privilege of hurling from her tyranniosl
throne Of usurpation every vestige Os this
damnabls toryism, that order should cOrae
out Of chaos that our constitution should b:
The guiding star, leading mob law and
darkness 10 the galaxy Of peace, prosperity,
eontsntment, self-regulatiOn and ires snd
powerful Republic. More anon.
]. sIHXs.
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Frou the Finy-soventh Regiment.

CANP VANCE, New. 20, 1861.
Not having seen a notice Of our regiment
IN your PaPsr, which comes daily to this
camp, write a descriptive sketch which you
ere at liberty to publish.
Camp Vance is situated one mile east Of
Findlay which Is pleasant country town, in
Haneoek county, in the Northwestern por-
tiOn Of the State Of Ohio,
The railroads, Fremont & Indiana, and a
branch Of the s. D. & G. Railroad, each ter
inmate ct this town, thereby connecting this
camp and town with the worlds thorough
hsos.
Hancock county, in her loyalty at the
frBt call, sent forth the TWenty-First regl-
msnt for three months service, and at the
second sounding ef q constitutional voice,
re fllsd and again sent the same TO 6ght for
and protect our country's law.
Not satisfied with the services rendered,
Hancock is again gathering an army, COM
posing the Fifty-ssventh Regiment, which
now numbers several hundred noble SOL
dierS.
AAaNAEA lA4 A--AsNAAA ul4 loyalty OF NON9
and the surrounding counties, this regiment
wiz Be one Of the finest which ever hopored
the State Of Ohio. Men Of al eGlIingu, from
The farmer down to the white oollared clerk
Of dry goods, DOCTORS lawyers, divinsI, me-
ehanies, and all who follow respectable oc-
equations are found in the ranks Of this daily
disciplining regiment.
1Earching orders have been received call
ing us-to Camp BsnnisOn next WesK.
Guards are stationed to intimate visitors, es.
PSoisliI those who lack patriotism 10 volun-
tssr-thst their room e better than their
thsir eomPanys and to notify the soldiers
that they hsye duty to perform, instead Of
Lettering thsirtims NEastsfully in town. Over
Ooats sad arms are expected to arrive every
train
Alrssdy ouf camp has taken on the milf
tSry cir b Iti piece Of artillery, sndIby its
motto Of loyalty, ths banner Of stars and
stripes, The beating tie tsttoosnd rsEsiTle,
together with a summons 10 roll call, all
sanspiro 70 establish the fsstthat We are in
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Z he OFT z.


PRESENTATION 10 Coz. HATWARD.-LAst
evening the Perry Light InfAntry met with
thelT late Captain, Who is nov Lieutenant
Colonel Of the First Ohio Artillery, for the
last time. 10 shOW their appreciation Of
CsloRel HayWsrd's services in their behalf
they presented him with 3 splendid sword,
sash, and belt and 8 pair Of navy revOlv-
srs. Lieutenant Hanna made q neat pre-
sOntstlon speech, In substance % folloWB:
OkFT. HAYWARD; Since the organiSa-
tlOn Of the Perry Light Infantry you have
occupied The position Of Captain; and you
have always filed that Office with honor
and credit 70 yourself, and 10 the entire
satisfaoien Of tbs Company. In the dis
charge Of your duties We acknowledge
yOur juatioe, kindness and nbsrality, and
aithoush We deeply regret this parting,
atin We feel proud that Qua OAPTAIE is 70
occupy position he 90 richly merits. As
. tactioneer, IS q man, and 90 Q friend We
admire, honor, and esteem you. Much ss
Ne lament the loss Of one who is % Valua-
bls o us, We feel that our loss is but 9
trivial matter compared 10 the beneft
that eur eO1ntry will receive from your
services.
And nov that you are about 70 leave US,
permit me In behalf Of the Perry Light In.
tkntry 70 present you this sword and these
pistols as tokens Of our regard and esteem,
snd with them our best wishes for your
future success, and the assurance that In
leaving us yOu take with you not only our
best wishes, but from each and every one
. hearty God bIsSs yOW.
The Captain replied:
That be had not the words to express his
feelings II the reception Of Buoh tokens oi
regard from the Company. He could moi
believe that any sots Of merit on his part
deserved such gifts, but be would assure
the Committee that be would return that
sword II his life should be spared, g IN
tainted as far as honor was concerned &c
it vas et its reception. BE sincerely re.
gretted parting from the Company, bui
feeling that his duty called him to sotiys
service, he hesitated not TO make any sac
rihce TO serve his country, to aid in main.
tanning her constitution and rights, until
the Stars and Stripes should again hOat
triumphant over the whole country. BE
the thanked the Company for the kindness
they had always shown him, and hoped they
would maintain the high position they had
20 Justly earned.
he spoke feelingly Of the deep interest
be felt in the Company, and hoped to al
Says retain their regard and esteem.
Tires times three cheers we're given fOI
Lieutenant Colonel Hayward, and the CON-
psny dispersed.
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CAHP JEEKIEs, Nov. %.

-tHEt = -
CAKP JEEKIEs, Nov. 20.
ED. LEADER:-Y Yesterday opened dark
and gloomy, With a raw wind and driE-
Sling rain, but It found US at Louisville.
The boat was Unlosded and the troops
marched on shore and up town, where they
we're welcomed by the citizens Of Louisville
70 3 fns repast, abundant in quantity and
excellent In quality, but as I neither saw
or Partook, must be excused from minutely
describing, ond as did have some little
experiences rather novel, pardon the ego.
tism Of & brief description. was quite
unEsll, and the Doctor said must ride to
Camp. He took my knspsaok and the bal
anee Of my trsps, and went on shore. He
looked into an ambulance, and told ne to
set In. Succeeded in getting my boots OF
and myself in. Lay there fcT usSrly two
hours. At last ''ths thing went of +" snd
Of course vent with it
III back out now 10 giving description
ss promised, but will say that I think ct
Hudson, Ohio, some two years since, lis
tened to 8 oOlloquy in which the motions Of
ell bodies, solar and stellar, terrestrial and
celestial, we're attributed to q certain all
Psrvading principle styled Migratory No.
tiOn"-think On ambulance furnishes fne
illustration Of that same, and further that
the sgus win at man TO endure It
Our camp is located abont four miles
vest Of Louisville in Q clover feld. Il hiss
rained almost constantly since We got
here, and our camping ground is very
muddy. Soldiers and camps are sn about
rs. It is said there are eighty thousand
URiOn troops within forty miles Of Louis
vile, and the number is rapidly ineress-
ing. The rebels are srid 10 be in force at
Bowling Green, and in due time We may
60 and see them, and hope before New
YssFs to b able TO add that We have been
Sssa. and not only conquered but captured.
Yours, T..
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Gqmfefttqnertl.

TOHN sOHRINK,
~ HAVING REN0VHD 10 HIS EEW QUABEHRss
No. % : LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. squaros)
Is prepared 70 receive the cals Of bs friends and
the public at large ..-
Everything in the line Of Confectionery q kept g.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Es usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFER
LT well Is the choicest eatables sstvsd up & . nb
menta uotice. --l .-. .----.--
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having bnsinsss
ct the Court House,
KEHHETT ALE on DRAUGRT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-suDerior "a
any thing In the confectionery In0usl received b.
JOIN SOHR1EE.
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ras AL4-sUEgLgLEEr EEL
VIENNA
gE PARIs

TRIESEMAR l, 2&3. ARE DE
IL TEOERD BY R0YAL LETTER9 PATEHT c
eugisnd End secured By tke Seals Of tbs Eoois q
.'14EInaeie de PaEiI, md The 1npsria Oollasa o.
30 q inysluabls ioE s1hs1Ition, sSsFnatoITheas
and ell Physical disabilities.
30. q oomplstsIY sradicafss an traccs q t1o.s -
et4e9 that have heretofore been treated p ne lu'
olol1 and rernlelous use Of copelYa and cu9olEs
mercury, thereby inguring 70 the l1srer lpee1y =
Hat d1perstng all impurities and Footln4 9AA taa
TRIEsEMAR, Hos. !, 2 and ; sre Prey3,I.al.n47 ths
Eorm Of iOEangs devoid Of tlsta ana - le 81
Sni divided int aenarats doses aI adninl1iers ~
Vafreau Isisuand RouE, Bioold, Ac. frice . e3ch.
81 49, ior 81, which save ~ and u ~ e5ol
~ FebF there Il saving Of -. 10 Be had Whole1ale
md retail, Of Dr.. BARROWi No. l94 BleooEer 5trest
Wes4 York ImmediatelV on recstFllg . remittance
a. BsTr0S VII i0rWAFd the Triss8nar 70 any pa
oF INC world, securely packed ald add e1le ecoofd
M % the Instruction. of tae Irilaf
EIeEn. Ossaiansi ee1D
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THE ABOVE NAMED AsAHRT,


~ n Jaskson, resident of ths state Of Illinois, i
sne AlanAoR 4 LaRreuca, rasfdsut Of ths 8tsl8 d
lien gan VII take notice that The paintiH on th1
Jun uay q OotoDe l5f, Med his Petition, setting
l0ftn luQmsnt oDtdined iff favor u TIE nlainriI
egainst SAID yack1on q tho Nay ter. $50, o. 1lla
yours iof tzIst - 100 collars dsmages, and cgsfa o.
SUIT and tnag = certain tesl OF oouVsyanca, q.
I'd on or eDont November 9th, lelf and made 1iths
out cunslderaton ana for ths purpose Of defrn i1T
this plaintiff and other cEeditIrs o the 5sid Jaesr
that said osed preseHded % convey he f5ll1in d-
9erlyed prep ni5e, 70 Wit: Situated IN the Cifr o.
yleteandi N the county Of CuT ahog8 and bfEre e
O1io e1d is known e ning the east kali q lot No.
les u bArper q Lord glhdii iiBicu 10 1at parE 81
sad oty OF CleTeland, iormerIT thio City, and =
pounoee - l0JEs, 70 VII. berth b Lorniu gtroats
est and south ~ lot lines, sud b the Bat lf5
q same lot 30 20, and 3 - lset mont on 1fai1
etffetfe being had 70 the plat and aurreT q
Aea1 MercllAns iot moro p1lilgular d. crip pti0n.
Alao-Anotlsr piece or paIcsl Of lana EnOun as
N that pafs Of the ty Of Cleveland ghiGh vas for-
lnerly x own Is Ohio City, Founded ucrt heriy on
ot8 hoe. rs 40, 2lT gpd 2l5 ea tsrlV On lot No ~
3Outneriy 90 lot 7y2 AID Weatsrly on Fsnn gtreff
and being about s. fost Penn street, and about
I'D leet de- D % the sane less, and unblsct
z al Legal highEaJs, hnd further setfnz lorl1
mat aiteL- ia1y h2d been nedo on said yremi1el
y elnlin On execution issued on said indgmar {,
ne said Lawrence eyed the lot lastly ab0Vs do-
tcrtbed to the said John singer, to vt, On the "a
day OF Eebruaryl ls6l. And pray ing that beth said
dteds be seclard VOID and set aside, And the aeid
pr mlgee De 5eld and pl0eeed3 piied in panenEn4
plain ID said Judgment and costs d suft Ihe SD
CURED 70 ansEer said petition on or before he "a
I day OF January l562.
By G. n. WTmAli ~
| nOTz:sA Atty iof Eit'G.
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~ r. ByG.H. WYMAH,
noT2.o4 Atty 90 Ritil.
M ASTERIs SALE.-PUR5U-

M ASTERiS SA LE,4PBRSU- Z
lAl Ant 70 the command Of an order Of aais
ron the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy ahoga Ccun-
q &C The suit of The Cleveland and Mahouin7
Railroad OompanY against Isaac r. HsuilI
and ethersI 70 me directed, shall expose Tor 8alsat
public aueti0ni At the door Of the COart House, IN
the CITY cf Cleveland, en- the sixth da4 d Dedans
Der, 1861, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, ths f0lloFiuE d8-
gcEibed parcels CT land situate IN the U o 0lsFs.
lsndi county Of CuyEhogas and Stata of Ohio ard
Known bl being part Of ueEitts subdlFizion Of tka
90 called harWin pTODsrtF IN said CITY Of Cievs
70 Wits-
Parcel No. I0. Let No. dft5sn Of said nubdiTivion.
Appraised ct Sss55.
Parcel 40. i, Lot No. sixteen Of said sabdiTi5-
Ion. Appraised At tE-09.
ParoalGo, p, Lgt 80. seventeen Of aaIa iutlsll5-
ion Appraised at sen
Parcel No. Is. Lot No. eighteen Of ssrd sntdigfl-
ion. Appraised ct Sz5Oc.
Parcel No. a. Tne westerly raft Of lot Eo. rlls-
teen In said subdivision BOUNDED rorflgr ~ 7rIft.
eriy and westerly BY the l0t lines and easEsFlF b
the eantrr ine q q brick wall nearly n5rniisI wifh
Aerwin street and about f0rEy-ssgen f7st distant
3cufheae geftg taaEgfrom. Appraised AZ tE7ol.
Parcel No. l5. Ihs eastsry psrt Of lot No. nine
teen in said subdTision Doundsd noFtheIly easter
u and southery By the lot linea. and westerly b
the centre ns Of brick wall neariy 6arailaI With
MarWin street and about forty seven faet llslanf
s5utheasseFT thsreirom. Appraised u el1t6.
HENkf G. ABBENI
RAHsEY. B4CEus NORLE, AttorBeIs,
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sElIs Is2SSi;sIilSlgk;
OHs lfllR6Fed IoIldgs EFsasasi m
SEMINAL WEAKHESS,
sLBEF, 3 &C., 111H5AIIIB 1SD IfITIBoTaKOY
0DBED

AANaE DL4EL TREATMENT EAllHfN
/ DIR. A. GIBSON,
G sGg0fTg 0aI. e. e 4s ts ISS AS5f & @ , s 93s gT4 $
tho above named disosaer. Ho win Psg the same
~ no,sd i9I n9 , 59i 1s. ne ~ otnss kayeiA&n & iR
AfisE many yssE. q lAbOEiOqs stady s1d szgssi-
8ounoe % tbs uu1ortunates that ho has p6risete4
ITItsm Of troetIrsut fof the ~
SPEEDY AID PERMANENT OURl
% PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad sGscss Ez1Bing thorofrOm, tncluflaR
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROeTRATIO6s
Of whom had exIeadsd bundTsds OF dollaFs with
tEled phyEiotsna, who lrols % treat 81 pfFs
meiadis5 with suoosssi AID without receiving tbs
Dr. GIBSON dos not boast that he Is 4 msrabsr Of
others do OR tbs purpose of snsnarnE ths Innocent,
and Who hold out great szPset9ton! never % Be Te.
Allied. Bng what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF Il
this, that be Is sbs 20 iVs satlro satisfaction %
those who reposs Edslee IL hil ability and integ
of restmsnt which Challenges any PhT5iciEn Of Lon
don or EGFs, any patent m5dlcine To equal for the
Tsal cure q 1sl9nel e5d AZ 9ileases O
from sexual o. seoret eblEe.
DT. GIBSON aiso claims fcF his nsN trestmsnt ths
ioloE1ng a1E1lEages Over all o4her5 Pet discovered;
And nrs tie agsnts used In 20 respect disagree
sblei he uses no Esiics Of the daFk Ggos, such a.
no restrictions in Diet Or busisss q reuire; Third
Y his treatment q positive and certain n Al casaa
4e 5sand9 prepared 70 90 into any public or pftVaio
hospital In the United States and demongtrate the
immense aupaTieritY q his nsE traatmsne oTor any
other nov kn5Nn 70 the world IN point Of PrOmpt
ness perinsnbnc8i n1nos1s aafstE and oonVsnisnoa
b the pationt.
d.. GIBSON 8 spormansntlY located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past two Yeazs performed many
other modes Of tTegtmehk. Reiarenoe can b given 81
lndiVidues Of the dr5t fesbectabItfy Ia Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other oities % ragard 60
gEll and integrity IN all PROFESSIONAL tFAnsaoflonas
DysRe1sia, khus1stlsul, EcrOfula and Al uhro1ie
diseases treated With superior Success.
~ Medicine cent e. suy Rsrt o. ehs eOuntFY On
receipt OF ten ioillrI
DT, G1BsGH'E EsU WoFk On FhyEfoloEy foE sAls
So hia Ofaos. II X = . = - ---7-
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsstrepGtky ay,1 Ae5ieiss,
~ Once No. IlI Ontario street, up stairs, isE
doom ron the Public square. M - s-E
TaFfV. fgrudrrr aNnausaI-R \ aTa1
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Ths lls. RsEInent b Ksntuslr.

DiRasF 70 ths Regiment By the citizens of Lou
isvilIs-Rids ia an Am5HLGRes-Our NesO
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8tass 4ontldEtl.

LANES "a. ODBL L., BRASS
N FOUEDER AND !AsLAHgFAgLgREB q
SfsV door nom enpsrior street OsTslhnd, Ohio. "a
Il pratared 70 furnish AZ kinds O4 work used ioI
S,sdl IL t6s Pfanbing Business. Besr Pufrp8 oi ~
fiadi made and Esl.tIsd hEaas Casting dols d1iV
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KOIHCIDRNOEI
SLOAN UEDkRqHE 00uHrEa

SMITH haD OTHEBs IN 4 BOGiii
E0RRfS Ia glGht With his OslebEated ilAHIAN
CONDITION POWDEE9, Ehsrs eTery owner o.
Hbrs5g and Ostts can dad the best Medicine In use
6Of many OF the Diseases peculiar % Buch AhinslI
They are Sovereign Remedy for COids, Coaghs,
Less Of Appetite, Hido- bound Distsmpergt 49, "a
Fhouaends who have Ugsd theIo, csl testify. See
sireulsrg- tn theLn-- Fer ssle b p, y. Gaylord,
E " Eslineft Benton BrotaaF5, and strong q Arm.
strong, Clov5lend, O., and b al Druggist IN the
5ountrY. Also, st EhOle8aAe b. the ProrTstOf at l
IntsriO 1tro5t, OsselAnd. Uhio g whom al orders
-icEt b. adireslsd.
laf y f.sEar O. q HERHrR
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8paFIaialg

R0ARDING HOUsE-.TRE
2tone Ohpron lone Of the PlsasSnt0If ionSt3ol n
ne oisy-2as been thofoughlH ropairsd, and II nov
tneH owe l2olna can b accommodated WITH l1-1s
4ne sSPntselfqs f99inl und bst.Fooms; and ginS|o
dations on fea1onaBis teEI,i -, - - -, ~,
REQUIRED. 0sliBssl 7ssE. HIIf ~. n
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WT 2 = y - WI ulL-DlVLNII ID D
llt SALE Pursuant 70 cscrstsl order II -. .
issusd from ths Court Of Common Pleas, n snd i1i
the county Of CoEUhcFar up0h the Zlst DAY of 10.
ember, ISL, IN scti0a therein paadirr wlafslI
Almyra u keynOids, II h4r nexf friend, lofonra !.
y Rider, z plaintiff, and Isaiah Ss0Far q dafnf-
Ant, shall expose for sale at public auction, az ft
door Of the Court House for aid counfF. On fhs
daY q DacelbeF i95l tts ll15 and tsne InsIiil
8croed Is lclsvE, 20 Wit: 'situats Ia fhe toFushi
40 city Of Cleveland Ia the state 81 Ohio. as1 d
th county q OuYah5ga, and is known as LOB mum.
Der six duncrsL and tWaneq-aeFen, In Barter aud
LoIdss sQfdiv sion IN that part Of CITY formsTF u
called Ohio Uity, aud Is bounded as follows .saat ~
the east due of said lO south BY the alley; and Wasl
bl the west Hae OF d lot. kad lot - sixty feat
front on Merchant street. and ons ha1drsd ard q
thtrtY-tWo ll5zl teet oeep Eoc more slscinc de-
goripton end location ssid lot iereuca IS bad 70
Barber and lord subdivi5l9n IN Ohio CITY hy hh14
Merchant the Plat and snr7ey on hls il the ks-
cor der's Odics Of CuYahoga county, Apptalsad
value S375 90 JOS EPH g. aRAnkfs, I'D
4. J. kider Esq Master Coulu7ir..
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Nj "a '4lksFTIER { FFI COMMISSION ER


al order OF sale # the Court o. tonmon Pleas q
tlul lahoea county, Oh o, at rhe suit Of kaufman
HAYS, Rgairst EnIah kendri,k nud olheIg, co. ne
F' ctedi s9al zap 50 10 sac a. public auction, e
land. on TIE 10Th dsy Of Eecanher, l55l. at two
Oeleek p M he foOetf des sriled Ia d and
and known and des-Tibe.i te ng sab lot No. 86n1
enfy nine in = = tones su5dv sion Of ginal lot
30 80 (fOruery Brooklyn roWuship.) nov Els r1s
aud CITY and hes q font and rear Of 50 = e. and IL
Z e in depth, and fronting on herman sITestlH -
Also sub lot Ell 10 Hiram stems subdivision o..
par Of original I.is So and 65, IN BrooEyu, haFiag
20 ia feet irOnt Tlain street aud Is leat ia prh
GEO. Il. \ TNAN.
Gage L Bruce, h stsr t'cldlllir
Prf7s Ait'FE nores -
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CONSTABLE SALE.-BY VIR-
~ TUE Of one EEscution % ne directed, ! hare
lev ed on and shall sell. according % law, the
A4t day Of Decen tcr, ISL befEeau the hours o o.
O'clock a, 81 std 4 o clock a. M q said daT,-Er
he Eleven Mile LOcE, IN Iudepeudsacs toWu1hl3.-
hgor Of JOhu FsFse against tn Canal B3er Old
BUCK, 70 vii; the Canal rUtt Uli BucL 1-,,- =.
GEuRgE uSHEk, Constable.
Independence Nor. sol Is5l, dsc9ss55
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The STATE Of ohio, tC
guya1oga County IS.
ugrollno Eshsnbla1n5r,
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A9ahel =. Jackson,
Alansgn Z. LaWrsloe,
John singer,
Lucius v. EagsF,
william =. Lagon and
Adaiiae Lagon,
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