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=. .tiaEiey, and oIhers
THE SAID RODNEY II. MATHEWS
and Catherine +. Oakley, who are non-residents
t, on ihe 2Sth day Of June 1851 hied in said COuri
her petition against them and SAMUEL Mathews, 9
resident OF the cOunty OF Lake in the State Of Ohio
and Others stating in substance that on the Sd day
OF August 1857, she hled in said OOust her petition
against the said .Rodney 4. Mathesss lyhose wife
the cause Of edultery with one Lucinda Mills and
That aid Court, at the November term Thereof
ISL ordered the said Rodney to pay her $50 ali
mOny pending suit, and that At the February term
then Of said cause was tried and decree enter
ed annullnR said marriage and gren dng her alino-
ny against tbs said hOdney in the sum Of 5000, in
said decree made charge upOn the real estate Of the
said Rodney, situate IN said county The petition
Ter the irg Of sid letition fJE divorce, 70 pre-
vent the collection Of such reasonable almony as
the Court should decree 70 her the trial Of said
cause, without consideration, pretended to convey
by quit claim deed, equal mOiety Of the follow
ing described real estate situate in said county, to
the said samHsl Mathews, to wit: known az being
part OF original lot NO So in the City Of Cleveland
bounded ~ follows; Deglnning on the northeast cor
ner Of said lot on the soGEherly line Of the Public
square, running thence southerly with the easterlT
line Of said lot 70 Ohanplan street; thence westey
thence nOrtherly At right angles with Champlain
street 70 the Public squarei thence easterly with the
So that ths said samuel Mathews received said deed
for the sole purpose OF aiding the said Rodney in
reach OF the plaintiff and to defraud her.
Said petition further staees thar during ths pen
deucy Of said petition for divorce, the said samuel
at the request Of the said Rodney, and for the pur
pose Of more eectuay placing said premises beyond
the reach Of said decree for almony, uortgaged the
ssid real estate to the ssId catherine II. oakley,
Who said petition alleges, bad notice Of the fraudu
lent Intentions Of the said Bodney and Samuel
The prayer Of said petition is, that the said OMIT
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney to the said Sam
Hei be set aside as fraudulent that said moTtQags
II found 70 have been received in good faith be post
pOned to the said decree the plaintiff and that the
said premises conveyed to said Samuel be sold by
order Of said Court; and that the proceedB Of said
sale Be applied-lst, TO the payment OF the amount
due on said decree and costs entered in favor of
the plaintiff and that the residue abide the order Of
SAID Oou11,
The SAID Rodney q. Mathews and Catherine D.
Oakley are also notified that they are required 70
answer said petiton or beore the Slst day Of Au
gust, 1851. 4. b. AXTElI,. =
junel7.347 ATTORNEY for PlafutfH
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Court Of C0mIa0n FIsas-
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MILITARY GooDs.-Ten cases of saddlery
goods we're sent forward by the American
Express Company, this morning, to the
ArmOry at West Troy, New York, from St.
Louis.
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THE CITY.
Police Court.

F0lice Court.
John Davis, assault and battery, 81 and
oosta.
John Davidson, vagranoy, 10 days on
bread and water in the dungeon.
Patrick Quinn, stealing hair, sentence
suspended.
John Doe, petit larceny, discharged.
John BrAkesmith, leWd language, 81 and
costs.
Jerry Lawrence and wm. Howard, petit
lsrcsny, dismissed.
Mary Alexander, disturbance, costs.
Chas. Bitner and Frank Bittner, OBJ
struodng street railroad, the former 50 and
costs, the latter 81 and costs.
- Mack and Harriet Carr, fOrnics-
tion, costs psid and dismissed.
Patrick Gleason, assault and battery,
$40 and costa The charge against him Of
permitting gambling was dismissed.
Patrick hsNamara, injuring property
costs.
The Court adjourned TIN o'clock this
afternoon.
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8epolrErrs.

GOLTS AND UIHEh kEVUII "
~ ING Pistols. double and single FoWllne pieces
hihes, Ammunition aud Sporting Apparatus n great
variety, cheap. Also-Oonroy's EishinR Tackle,
such as Rods, Reels Lines, Hooks, Flies, &C, &c.
Reed Fish Poles II any quantity, at
IA. HATTEksLEf'S Gun Store,
l02 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
ERspairing neatly executed. iYl
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N OTI Q k.-THE gREDIToRs OF

i Y WILLIAM EISKE, and ali others intsrest-
ed, will take notice that the subsoriber have been
appointed y thq Judge o. the Probate Court II
the said William 9iske, IN the room of George II:
-Burritt, resigned and that have given bail ana
nave entered upon the cutiea of sAill trtst lAnel
will akO take notice that All claims against me sa
william fiske, must Be presented % me at ny Of
dcs In the city Of Cleveland verified eccylqlns 70
law, for allowance rejection, on or Deore the hrst
u0' % = sN' ''''' = i''-- JosEPH S. GRANNIs,
iulye.ss Assignee Of Wnl- Fiske.
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KURIOUS K0INCIDENOEI
SLOAN UNDEK TIE OoUBrER
SMITH AND orHERs IN A Bo1IlI

MORRIS IN sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
OOhpITIOh POWDERS, where every owner q
Horses and Cattle dnd the best Medicine n use
Ior many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals
They are Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds, OouFhs
Loss q Appetite Hide bound Distempers &c., &C.
~ These Powders always give satisfactiOn a. the
InonGaads Who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. FOR sale By e. r. GAYLORD
=. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 3 Arm.
strong, oieyeland, O., and By all Druggists in the
country Also az wholesale BY the Proprietor, at l6
must be addressed.
fsbe: B2siEv a n NORpya
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q Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, EAsE IN WoRKINs,
OLBA lNEsS,
And its Impossibility to Freeze Upi
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK.
ET OR The SPOUT, doing away with the COM
plicated machinery necessary 70 accomplish both
is simplicity makes It less liable 70 set ont Of orsr
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C, arS
substantially made Of the best netsrial the EhOls
being calculated to mcet the warts Of the public.
EatsT can Be- raissa ~ Iess hms thGs n G.v
othT Ug..
It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Esckst.
s8All the Pogs required Is 70 raise the " sht Of
weter In the Br,.ket.
Piease examine DAYEIH'S WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any other. Address
JAAES DAHKlN q CO., PrOpr's,
FACToRY-So5 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Bas-State and County Rights tor sale. Address .
bOvs novaERz6
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GIothind.
THET COMETIS -VISTTT

t |N~Fr~f~Fye
THET COMET'S VISIT
As We gazed into the hravual;
TO see stars, the othi night,
LQ; Comet Of great berpiy l...
Met our vision unexpeoted ~ .t-.
AhdWith wonder We exclaimed-
"fell " why, y beAuteoua Comet
Hii None thy coming have DroelAimeda"
But the Comet never answered,
Thoash iss tail d brightly glow
efii uaon n common morthis
Not ray oflight 'twould throw
And although upon this anPieet
r We could get no answer them
.s Still We have found out the FeAsoni
Which We now proceed 70 pen
First, As ronemers arc busy
III And Of course could have no lime to look
At auY of the stars
So The Comet, unexpeeted,
Game upon our wondrous sight,
j r Filling np oar soul with rapture
.a Atthis beauty oftho night.
Anothcr reason we have GOT,
'Tls thls-the planet Mare
Has buOEled on hia armOr,
And l. now engaged la wars
But the Comet nothing tiguntod
Al cid Mars noise and dim
Has taken issues In the wkrt
And down South Will soon ''piteh In
Bet the tomst's not quito ready,
For be has a naked tall,
So he's como 20 UNION HALL to set
...|
For he knows that isA AO'S now can o'othe
Tha armies OF the West,
In goOa Military Ole hing,
That iS y, ade the yery beat-
B8-Summer Clothing sold eheaT + at ISAAC
lsAAO'S UNION HALL than q any . ether place
and iuii iuit O0ais, Pants and Vosi, for ORe Do!
lar and Fifty cents. We defy all competition at
ISAAC A. IsAAos' tiia g.
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
g a SEWING Ma 0HINEG Ola
STORRS AUToNATON PRESSMAR
~ OofneF Of Union and Superior streets.
~ hook our FOR THE GIANTS. Se
\ 7-17-Is - R8A0 VAL
a. r. REDING, MERCHANT
5tFSst, RedheAd's Block, few doors vest Of JONES
Marble Factory, where he will be pleased to see and
suit bis old customers, ~ usual, and new ones IN
Gents who furnish their own matsyiAls will II
- FssticuiSr attention paid to cutting Boys
Oath,nE, daotl a REDlEG. AGENT.
KOCH, LEVI q g MA Y Eks
A RHoLAsALs DEALRas IN
All KuDs on t.s..
READY MADE CLOTHING,
9uAN no. ~ " 1sal otLooss NloEoLAnu.
.MO1 ICE TO THE PUBLIC
L Our immense stock Of Summer Clothing will
De- fold for the next 80 days At cost All those desi-
ring bAreains better odll BOON. 3 Mann,
lu1ez - - -lez olperloI 50,
NEkThKbiEN'S CLOTHES OLEAN-
Y / iNa, RonoyAting and Moulding Establishment.
ERkNCIs AGER, Tailor, No l9 Prospect street, viii
hereaer dsYote his attention 70 cleaning, renOya-
tinE spd RsedlRs 1eatlemens elotkihe. he has
Gsntenen viii md Il ior their interest
hard times TO give Mr.. Ager trial d . @
NAV 2s;RA
VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.
We have perfected our arrangements, and are now
able TO furnish any amount OF
AILITARY UNIF 0RMS
at the shortest notice at extremely low prices We
purchase our Military stock ALL FOR n Er UASH
employ only expeI fenced WOrkmeu.
Parties forming themHeiyrs into Military OOmpa
nice will, By ealing US for their Uniforms, save
at least ~ per espt5 sn9 will have better At thar
/ can be fnrhiahed elsewhere Orders from the eOun
tFy srssOlioited and win be promptly stIsndsd to
fpps7l,Bas 81 5i lsqRuperior rt opposits i3ank
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DY YIRTIIE 0R a CHATTEL

MASTER'S SAL E.-PURsUAN
.lHL to the command of decrstal order Of .ssls
from the Court Of Common Please Of Cur Rhogp
County at the suit Of William n Hayes and others,
against John CIR enbTier and others, to directed
shall expose for sale at pubic auction, at the door
hfih dag of July 1861, at three o'clock P. NJ, the
following described premises, situate in the town.
ship Of Brooklyn, in the county OF tUyahOga, and
state OF Ohio, and being IN that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots numbers twenty Zone and twenty two in jacob
Perkinss subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
portion Of original lot No. fifty Ia said township Of
Brooklyn, each Of SAID lots being ty fsss front on
Clinton street. Appraised a. sslO.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Prontis Master COmmir.
Pits iunes3l2
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MannfaftnrFrs
DAYKN'S WATER DRAWER.

AREAD OF ALL OFRKRSI
Ths most siHpk and Efficient machine nos u sse
fOr sls0ssAg UatsT from svells Of aay 8PtA
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PEAeHEs.-J. P. HuohensOn, in Weddsll
House Block on Bank street, has contract
ed for six thousand baskets Of choice
peaches from the we'll known peach or
ehsrdS Of Clsrmont county, Ohio, and win
commence receiving them, probably. the
last Of this week. Mr.. Huohinson's ar
rEngsments are such that he viii Be en-
sblsd 70 offer the choicest varieties Of
peaches at the very lowest market prices.
All orders viii receive prompt attention.
HORSE THIEF OfReers Whit
ney and Sheriff CraW arrested q man on
the west side yesterday, for stealing
aorse and buggy at Girard. Whitney went
beck with the property this morning.
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Pills are for ssls by
BIO $. Y. cor: Pub: sQuAEs and Ontario q.
1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OOls the success OF several medical gentle
IN curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
the IeEisatuF by re ttIs of fHR fE N ~ Ss
COMPANY nl New 4erk. ThecOntinued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
I0nferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
'otment and they have reason to feel great pride IN
comparing thoir success with medical academies al
chartered by public authority. Unsolicited teeth
mOny from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in-
Ittution, thus assnri1s the public that among the
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been aud will be q
Of health 20 the athict and all who sre suffering
may address them Wis snttre confidence.
Ths PRINCIPLES and praetice Of medicine adopted By
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inTaluabls
medical work, ppbished fer family u8e, and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF 2s cents for which
sum It is mailed nee 70 any part Of the country.
The health of American Women, diseases Of Chil-
as we'll the common diseases incident to this couns
try havG receiyed the attention Of this Inattuton,
apd It is enough 70 they have proved themsayes
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have confded to ther sAill
Their series Of Medicines embrace elsvs 1ilerent
remedies adapted to different disease with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medf-
cine 70 which we wish TO call the attention Of the
many Females AFFLICTED with disease, Ia
TIE GREFENBERG
NARSHALLlS UTERINE OATHOLICON,
which il offered g. eertazn cure IN cases AocoIapa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, faintness, DorRnged Appetite, SallOW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
Gold Hands and Feet Bloaatings, Feverishness Neu-
rAlgR, Palpitaticn Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
BUSINESS, Heedache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain in the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Hansea, INDIGESTION, Dit1cult Passing OF
EFlne S7tn heat oI slnArtlng, ltcning, Burnlng or
ps IT. Hysteries Anxiety, Red face, Nervous witch
In {, Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper Sad
uesbi DepIANeo ApReLlte tElaLlLsncol 1loateq ard
ngular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains In the
|, srine OrRana, NRmbness and Pains In the Limbs,
Loss OF the Memory, BeWildornent, Soreness IN the
Feet.
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9. n. Barber, e're J41nss "a ~; as.se
willis Bsidvi. Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
ON THE 22D DAY OB JUNE.
Y lssl. and order Of attachment was issued 10
this action Tor The sum Of fhres Hnndred Dollars,
August, Is6I, At 9 O'Clock A. NJ -
Dated BsTsa, o. JuaS IS lssL ITls:sq
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PREsEHT P0PULATTON.

GA@alA4AI 4 LkL gA-AAAlAAa
he State Is rapidly fling up with polulaion se9,
o25 persons having been added since 1850, making The
present population "a ,e6s, ratio Of lo2 Per CENT IN
ten years. -ra-ia.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
hoss ofany other State The products sent out during
he past year exceeded 500 900 torS Tho Wheatcrop
q IssOapprosches IS 900 bushels, while the corn
crop Yields not less than 40 900 900 bushels.
FERTuTY OF TIE SOIL
Nowhers can tho industrious farmer secure such TN
mediate results FOR his labor upon these prais so
they being eomposedOf deep rich loan The fertility
Of which, b unsurpassed By any On the globe.
gi1 10 ACTUAL CULTTVATOR7
Siaes 1854, lis Company hd1s sod 10000 acrs5
7Tey IN onIy b asndL cltiraas and es5v ooFiraoi
e0ading al agreement 70 eillrGte he ro1d has ben
e1Bgslced Gr0Hch tess lands al an ess q so 900,
600 IN $3.50 ths population q 1olyfins eailil.isl'
through lChieh 4 pdsSss seas only 555 59S saos a 49,
20s have been added making he t0hOs po7ulaar sls,
s0l, GGri1s q 143 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
AZ an evidence Of the Thrift OF fAs people, may Be
stated that coo 900 tong Of freight inoudng 600 600
bushels Of gran and $50 coo barrels of four were f0
Warded over the line lAstyear.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and vorkingmen win End tho free school
system encouraged By the state and endowed with 4
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their chl
dren can live IN sight Of the church and schoohousc5
and grow up win the prosperity oi tne leading otaie III
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices OF these lands vary from Sc TO SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, sc. FIRST class
farming lands sell for about SO to So per acre and
the relative expense Of subduiug prairie land con-
pared win wood land Is in the ratio OF 70 10 IN favor
of the former. The terms Of sale for the bulk OF theas
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annum and six interest notes al sz
per cent, payable respectively in one, two three, four
hre and sx years from date of sale; and four ncea
for PRINCIPAL payable IN four five, sxand sever years
from date ofsals; pulatng that tetenth
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, FOR I'VE years from date Of sale
50 that at The end Of I've years onehaf shall be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash. except the sane should b
at six dollars per acre, when the cash pEes VIII be hya
dollars.
PRODUCTIONS, prices and terms Of payment, can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
gss. and cities situated upon the ulf-
90, ,APFLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING MEN.
THE attention OF the enterprisng and ndusirious por
tion Of the community is directed to the foll0Ning
statements and liberal Inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii percelys, will enable them, BY
proper energy, perseverance, and industry 20 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with \
comparatively speaking, very little capital 80.
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State 10 The Valley OF the Mississippi offers 50 great
a. nducement 70 the settler as the state e Illinois.
There no portion Of the world where all the c0ndi
Ei0us Of climate and soil admirably combine 70 prof.
duce those two great staples, CoRN and WREzT, as he
Pralies Of Illinois. y ts1iali g
THE SOUTHERN PART = fa,I
or tho State lies within the zoneof Cotton regions
while the soil g admirably adapted 70 the growth oil
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS I'll
20 cts. more per bushe than that raised further north
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of tho prairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States moving to Illinois in great num-
bers The area Of Illinois is about eqnal to that Of In
gland and the soil "a 50 rich that vii support twenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETs.
These lands are contiguous to railroad 100 miles
in length which corecs with other roads and naEiga
be lakes and rivers, thls aording an unbroken com
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
Yeoping the s0 the great resources Of the State n
coal and iron ara almost untouched Tho nvarable re
that the mechanic flourish best WherofoOd and fuel
are cheapest wllfoEoE at an early day In Illinois, and
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at least
i've hundred thousand people will be engaged IN the
State Of Illinois IN various Manufacturing employ
ments. 5-il - ~ alla
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 500 900 900 OF privats capital have been ex-
pended on ths railroad system Of Illinois nasmuch as
part OF the income from several Of these works. with
valuable public fund in lands go 70 diminish he sate
expenses ;the EAxs AR7 uGHT, and must consequently
eVery day decrease
THE STATE DEBT.
NJ Sats dsi & only Slo,Io5 Sss IA, and ,siiin the
Ear Tes vsars AGS been TsdHood e2950746 50, and ts
nav reasonably spSe tho IN IN years t7a beeOe sE
tact
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, SOL, climate,
on application 70
-. j. w FC
For the names OF the Towns, villa
nOIS Cent. r. H, SEQ pages 1SS, Is9 &
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DIE PILLS-TBAT VIII CURE
II the Piles. can b t0und At 2 Puhllc sgIaEs
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MIX water in the mouth with the InvigOrasOi
and swallow both tOgelher
PRfGE ONE DOLLkR PER BOTTLE.

nR-mtx water IN the mouth with the 4nTigorHtol
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Ssntords Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and Dc
mp in Glass Cases, Air TiHht, and will
keep In any climate.
The FAMILY OATHARTIO PILL is q gentle bui
active Oathartic, which the propristor has used IN
his practice more than twenty years.
TheconBtantly increa5-i = ing demand from thog
who have long used theJ pills and the satisiac'
dOn which all press in9 regard 10 their use, has
induced me TO place them within the reach Of all
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
thArtios act difierent portions of the bowels.
The Family OatharticIA PHI has, with due refsr
ence to this well estab- lished TACT, been com
pounded from 3 FarietylO Iof the purest Vegetable
ExtractB which act allke on every part Of the ali
mentary canal, and arelE coon and gAfE In all
cases where Cathartiole lis needed, such as De
rangements Of the StOm- lsoh, Sleepnes8, Pains IL
the Back ana BOins, O0s-a tiYenes8, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, which
frequently negleotOd, ,n end In long course q
Fever. Loss OF Appe-lE. lite, q Creeping gensa
ton OF Cold over the BODY, Bestlessness
Head Ache, or WeightlS In the Head all InfiAm
mRtoFy Diseases, Wormsl- lin Children or Adulta
Rheumatism, great Purihef Of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh il heir too numerous to men
ton in this advertisement Dose to &
PRlOE % OENTl,
~ The Liver InvlEDratOr and Family Oathartt
Pills are Teteiled BY Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale BY the Trade in ell the large towns.
8. Z. W. eANF0RD, n. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
y7d6WRS 28 Broadway, New YoTk.
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"a Petition for Divorce.
GEORGE ESHENBRENNER. oF

Marietta, in the county Of Washington, and
State OF OhiOis notified that Caroline Eshenbrenner
did, the 18th day Of May, A d. 1861, file her peti
tion in the Ofcg Of the CLERK of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of CuyahOga,
and State ofOhio, charging the said George Eshen-
bIenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth Kol-
brenner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition will
be for hearing in six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D., 1851.
.E..-. CAR0LINE ESHE EN BkENHER,
my29:t25 By Pierre A. Collier, her Att'y.
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All Of the GrBaenberg Medicines are for
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sfistfIiaKetlise.. }.

IRTHsUEEE's 0TIIoE, q, q, a .. X. X. CO.,
Cleveland, ohio, July 10, 1881. q J q
THIS COMPANY HAVE De
OLAREp semi-aunuAl dividend Of FIVE
rEk OnNT,, payable on the irat Of ugust next - -
stock kholderh re- istered on the New York hooks will
bo paid az the Office OF the United states Trust Com
pany No. q all street and all others at the ONCE
OF the Troasursr 81,
Transfer books will be closed on and from the ht-
ioenth instant. 20 August hrst, inclusive.
By order Of the Board.
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afternoon.