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HAnrronn. Trnmbnn d, D.

1 hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
9rGisnherg Medicines for the past year and can r-
y say that have never offered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided appro o1aton
OF the people Ike these particularly the pills and
Catholloon. They viii perform all and more than ID
promised for them. 1 have sold about MY bottles
OF the UatholicOn the past year and hear the Deat
results IN oFeFy case. J. II. Q. JOHhsONs
March I, 1867. Medical Agent.
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LEaIsLATIFR.

RALEIaH, n. C., jan 81.
The Leqislature has reelected Mr.. ClingmRn
United States Senator.
a resolution Is under consideration declaring
that n case the sectional difficulties are not speed
ilV reoOneiied North Carolina wiz 60 with the
The Military BIN comes up next
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81 Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the gr@ien-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. Is physician Of extensive
practice and one OF the most successful In the coun-
" (Trumbulll in which he resides
"rhis certihes that have used the Crete oargg
Pills and MarshaIrB CathulicOn, sold here By n, q.
Johnaop 10 my practice. They arv good medicines.
Hartford, Trunbull county, Ohio March y 1881.
Sold ~ DraTgistu and Medictnu Dealers through
ont ne counfrT. For Medicines OF Agencies ad-
dresa n. B. KINGSLEY, Clsveland
fsnadkw General Agent Tor Ohio.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

An accident Of a shocking character occurred
At Brooklyn, n, H., on Wednesday night, By the
root Of the dwelling OF q Mr. Gibson being
crushed In by the weight Of snow, killing Mr. g.
hia wife and two daughter.
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HOME TESTIMONY:

IN this connection we ouer a few testimonials:
II am q Methodist clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshals Ute
rine CatholeOn as cure. have advised its and
Il has Effected complete cure wherever It has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP
Western Star, Ohio.
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q rENNsTLTANIA COlI5IIssIONERs.

The Governor has appointed Commissioner TO
Washinrton. They are VIM. II, Meredith Taos.
white. James Pollock. David Wilmot, Thomas
C. FRANKLIN, Andrew W Loomis and VIM; Ne
Kenna. The frst three I'VE accepted, sud the
ofhers have not been heard from.
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4t0tela

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
lV as, Tand Murray street, "a door lroul Bro1d-
80 49, - fhs Park New York. HuEIn1 q FlinF,
propriofors M. Hpggina, lato Of Pearl GtreEf
aousS Boston. n. 0, Ting, late q LoIs9T's Hotel
New York. esol
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FT. JRRvIs, n. T., Jan. 81.
A Auan who was supposed to be. from letters and
paper found IN his possession, Iieut. d. b For
svfh o. s. A. was found dead In his bed this
morning, at the Delaware House, in this place
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FROM NEW HAmPsHIRE.

N0hSVADi EeD- l.
Gov. Goodwin has appointed Amos Tuck,
Asa Fowler and Levi Chamberlin, Commits
siOners % the Convention at Washington,
on The 4th. They will reach Washington
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FeR ASTHMA on PHFHIsIC.-Opprsssod, Difficult,
Labored Brealhin9, attended with Cough and EX-
pectoratiOn- Price 80 cents per box
FJB EAR DISCHARGES AND DDEAFNEss.-Dischargeg
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles,
or MsreurislS. For Noises in the Head, Hardness
OF hearing, and Ringing in the Ears and Ear ache
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoE scEoFuLA.-Eniarged Glands, Enlarged and
lndurated fonsis, sweilinEs and Old Ulcers scryu-
lous Cachecy Of Children. Prico So cents Per box.
FcR GENERAg DEnLITY.-Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result OF sickness, Excessive
Medication or Exhausting Discharges. Price, 80
Foa DhoPsl-Fiuid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings, with scanty Secretions. Price, ~ cents per
FoR sEA-s1oKNEss.- Sickness, Vertigo,
Nausea, Vomiting, sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 50 cents per box.
cult Difficult, Pzinful urination,, Diseases Of the
kidneys. Price, 80 cents per box,
FoR sEAlNAL EMISSIONS Ss.-lnyOluntary Discharges
and Cousi quent Prostration and Debility Bad Re
suits of Eyil habits. The most successful and eii-
ciant remedy known, and may be relied upon aa q
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or 70 seek advice, Of Dr.. HUM
phreys, can do so at his Office, 552 Broadway, daily
from A. n. to P. m, or BY letter.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.
Look over the list, make up case Of what kind
choose, aud nclose the amount N aeqIren5 mote
or stamps BY mail 10 our address, az 362 Broadway
N Y and the medicine Will be duly returned BY
mail or express, free Of charge; "a
clent Agent for the sale Of our remedies in every
town or community In the United states. Address
DR.. HUMPHREYS Co., No. 562 BROADWAY, hE"
YORK.
SOLD BT
f. W. Saekrider, Churchill & Bro.i and BentoI
| Bros, Cleveland; W. +. Wooster Elyrtai Dr; }
| Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, WOOSTER Geige
| 4 Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, AounglsoWni and al
] the Drug Stores In Akron, Eagenna, Warren, Can
! held Chsrdon jefferson, and by Druggsts and Bea
lors In almost eVerv town and village IN Ohio
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TYLEVELAND' s TOLEDO r. X


1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. i5do-L
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, rraina
on this Road will leave Cleveland as follows:
1850 A. n, Through Mall stopping o. AL stations On
the southern Division arriving az toiedo
lE10 h.
800 p N. Mail stops at AZ stations east Of 5andugky,
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at G:tb p n.
tao ?. N. Chicago Express-stops at all stations ex-
copt Washington and Clay, and strives
IL Toledo AZ 1910 A. X.
CONEECTIONS.
Connections are made at MoRroeyllle with the SAM
duaky, MauaAold and Newark h. r., at Clyde with
tho SanduBky Dayton and Cincinnati y. r., AZ ffo-
mont with Fremont Indiana y, r., and az Toledo
with the Michigan southern hoFthorn Indiana
aud Toledo and Wohnah Railroads for Chicago, De-
iroit, jackson, Fort Wayne, Lognnsport Lafayette,
Ualro, Alton, 81. LOUIS and al points West, North
west And Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland nom Ic edo aud the
West, At $50 A. H. and so ?. ~. And nom Sandus-
s.l1 A.
n8-for Information aud tickets apply al the Union
Ticket once, 81 Superior st., and at the Depot,
L. d. 1RUOkkk,
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HORATIO KING APPOINTED POST MAS
TER GENERAL.
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FOREIGN ARRTFAL---BONDON TINES
ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
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CANFORDis LIVER INVTGCR.


OANFORD'S LIVER Inv IGCR.
~ ATOR sever Dahnltaiss. Il z eor1ner-, -
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has hacane an -
Io.i S-o2sd q @ s a. ssa3sas9 ss91 Ss5 F s 9o % '7e
10 win coadlance 20 all chs aloaael 81 ehlchn q
ii hss euIsd ttouaands, within ths irii troysari
Who had given up all - norl1 Of relief q nc
uumerou unsollcited = certilellaa o. NJ l1-saf
mo doss musi b. adsr- !. ltsd to fha ts-ursramsrf
oi she individual teElnl = ll1ld used ll lull llln
titios as 3 act gquerallJ -3 gn sns ooFlll.
t1g usq oi the LlNEhl-. Itefte0aAluli and u
win cure LIgEn Dol-@ PLANTS HulQl4 AZ
TtoE9, DEslEPslA .llo1-- iq llAAall e., 91
lorlFLAIHrs, DIaEEIE1F7- - 'Dl0PsEl eQlH f7lllael
HABTUAL QosIivENEss,E y qH0Llci oaotE-A u
rHHTur. ElATuLEE5l. - " HblcE LnMALa
GE5SffSS5sil e 1ns n9{ 9 srrpifeefisSe eefslii e a
curs SIX lIEADaCHE.- Na8 th01rlui1 can -
KEN a ths commsncs-si naent q ~ lts1aE.
An who use g are giving iheir testimony L - q
ua.Mix water IN the month with ihs Ingisssaisi
ana 'iisfi9a PsfoE ISisf SsF I5o'IstIR PER BOrrLE.
Also Sanf0rd's Family Jat1arnc Pulls.
Compounded from Pure Vezstabis Extracts, and Do
uDin Glass Gases, Air Iight, ana win
The FAMILY CATHARrIC PILL q 6 gentle bnl
eetiyo Osthartie, which the proprietor - l-a N
The constantly incroas-., -iiaf demand ron lho1
Who hare long used the q |PILLs and ths latil-ae
induced ne place them within the 7sa11 q az
Tha Profession we'll knoH that aI1I-rI @
tharticg act on dlGeranf portions 81 f.c I0HaII.
Ths Family Cath1rtlc|'- tlli has. WIN Iu- f1.ls
once 70 this uol aIlab- lilled Ec.I been COM
rounded from q rarietyCo of tne purllt la-N
liUtrlcts- which act aIlEf-- on cFcfI rIl 1 -ll ~
l n1entEfy canal, and arez oooD lul lIr lu ll
cale1 Uher8 q cafharfic- ID utodel INEI r. -
rsugemcnts Of the 8tom-- ech slearIl1II. ElllF Ic
the Back aud bolus Co8--s tiFduGss flIH ald Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden a1l. aiIl1
f7equ8ntly, II neglected.L end 90 long oour1e oi
1sVeF. Llcl8 Of Auue-Ir-l .fits. q llNeHluT e1ual
I ton of Cold over fha| BodY, HeHfladgnala.
\ Heed-Acho, or WeightI- ~ the He'd, al Aui1u
matory Diseases, W0rm1'-, 'ln ChlIore1 or a1ulil
Issalas % which dcsh 3 heir, TOO nruaIeul le uau
I fion Iu this dd7er.isenlfut. Doe tc D.
I PhlCE al CEnI8
j r8-Iko Liver inliT1Eeior and Family l1tharit
pills are retailed by DreFgsls g9ueralys and cold
] wholesale b. t1e Trade iu lli l1s llrze tqgll.
I s. II. W. SAnhOHD, r. D.
ManuiEcturlr and 1rQrrllfQEs
I ly7dGWRs ~ br0ldrrg, tfT YORK.
- sanford's Liver .1nvigortfor and Caihartia
/ Pills are for sale by
CHUHCHILL BB0-s prufgistss
BIO 8. v. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario a.
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ADMISSION or KANSAS REPRESENTA-
TIVE.
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UNION sPEEcH OF SENATOR LAEHAK
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All Of the GrefenbeFg Medicines are for
OHUROHILL BROTHER, Druggists,
BIO s. W. cor Ontario ", 4 Public Square,
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+. G. Thrall, ! Before n. Miller, Justice Of tho
~ Peace q Of Cleveland as.,a,5 obSs. bSGsh'niP'
ON THE OATH DAY OF No
" VRMBER, ls60 said Justice Issued an 2fseI s ~
atlachment IN the above action Tor the sum q eoI
Doliars which action VIII be for hearing January
@'l' iooi' u Z . 0'O-A T. G. THRALL,
iaB7slo HEF. HQ7gy, his Atqgney.
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-EE FTRR.

C1oAoO, Feb. /.
A FIRE last night destroyed the hardware
store Of Babel Brothers. The damsgs 10
stock amounts to $4,000. Fully insured
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Y Proposals will Be received at the once of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cevalend until "
O'Clock NJ, February 4th le6li ior building FIanE-
fort Street sewer, commencing IN Frankfoft street,
opposite the johnson House and extending 70 tue
intersection Of 81. Clair and Seneca streets.
ding tue cement mOrter and brick Tor the catch p-
sins and man holes, but the st0ne-Waro pipes are %
be furnished by the City 70 ne Contractor az the
stone yard Of southWorth Williams on Columbus
street
mission Of bids reservng the right 70 accept or re-
iect the same. By order Of the Board
Cievelard Jan. sO32i City Civil Engineer,
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| CLEVELAND, COLUMBU8 q

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WINrER AaaAN0EMENT. 1851.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passsn-
300 A. n. N. Y. q Cincinnati kEpresa-Stopping az
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and al stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l40 P. n,
Cincinnati az 700 P n.
T.2O P. n Night Express-st0pping at all stations
north Of Gallon, Gilead, Cnrdngton, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and ail
other stations to leave passengers only.
Reachinq Columbus at 1880 A. n. and Gin
oinnau at 1870 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky, Mansfield Newark Rallroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper Sanduskg, Delpho5i
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago SC,
west, and East for Mansfield Wooster, Mas
silOn, &C.
Gallon and Belefontane Railroad Line, for Marion,
Belefontaine, Sidney, UniOnt Munciei In
dinapois, Terre Haute, Ntncennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus and Aenin
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Hauts, St. Louis, Morrow, Loyelanoi
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mls-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Ville Evansville, Cairo, st. Louisi and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Aanes
VILE, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, urbanas &C.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Oee, 81 Superior street, OF
'1' Z. S. FLINT, superintendent,
| Cleveland, November "A, 1880.
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=7-=-'-
@eaieimes.
OeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUl the success Of several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in acc0rdanee
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment incorporated institution under an act 81
the Legislature BY the title Of THE GRIEF ENb &c
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, aud the hrm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
actment and they have reason to ee great pride IN
comparing their success with medical academies al
so chartered by public authority. Unsolicited testi-
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals
Tear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character OF the gentlemen connected with the in
stituion thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE GRIEF
EHBERG COMPANY has ever been and will Be a
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the t0raton
Of health 10 the afflicted, and all Who are suffering
may address them With entire confidence.
Ths principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are luCidy set forth in TIA REF
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEA In n, un invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and tn re-
fore sold the nominal price OF 25 cnt, tor which
sum Il is mailed tres TO any part Ottho country
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the obscure and chronic Complaints
as we'll the common diseases incident to this coun
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL iG enough u say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded TO ther skin.
Their series Of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article The Medi-
cine 10 which We wish call the attention of the
many Females afflicted with disease, Is
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KILTTzA ENROLMENT IN DIS
RIcT OF COLUMBIA.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
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Builders

brooks s: &C E. w.. BUILD
Id Era. hiao MarrlacturerE OF pooIl, Blinds
81, Braokstl and az kinds oI Sc7ull-5sEl Is ln1
eethls Work. PsEtieuleF attention ~ %
ssa, sSiSi5 6tio.S g : ''.''' ''' aaisoS
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Last Nights Report.

CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES.
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ed LCTHEk i. PhAhIleS.
Cleveland, January 9, lssI. ianle:2sl
M ASTkK'S SALE.-1N PURSQ-
lV ANCE Of y decretal order issued from the
CoufT Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county Ohio
in which George W. Clrtys q. q piaintinsg and
Bazllla n. hutchinson e. al.l doiendantsl % ne
directed shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House IN the city Of Cleveland, IN said county
on the sth day Of February, 1851, e O'Clock r. n,
Of said day the following described lands and tene
ments; situate 10 the township Of NeWburg, Cuya
hoga county, Ohio, and II known BY being part 81
original lot number AL and is bounded g ioiioNs-
beginning et the centre Of the Pittsburgh holl tso
Called on the south easterly line OF land formerly
owned BY EeaEer Cables themes north iorty -nve 3l
degrees eass twelve I'D chains aud forty three t3l
links stone IN the east linz Of said original lo
now the centre Of the highway thence north one
fourth Of degree esst along the east ne Of said lut
81 I've (5l chains 70 etc nei thencaaouth tort nve
(t5) degrees west ftssn III chains and ninety y-ono
lgij links 70 the c-ntTe Of said Pittsburgh ruae Lead
ing from Cleveland to NeWburgi thence sonth iorty
ave tl5 degrees east along the centro Of said Iou
three 0 chains and hftY-tWO (52) links 20 the place
OF beginning, the same containing nvo acres Of land
be the same more less, bat subject 70 all legal
Nm. v. TOUSLkYt
A. 7. sladp, Master Comni'r.
Pits Atty. llna
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nrAerRR COMMIsSTCNER's

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
IVN sALE-Puruuaut to an order oi sale Issued 70
"a, nom the Court OF Common Pleas for Cuyahga
county, Ohio, ia an action pending ~ aSld Court,
,Vhsrein Joseph II. HartWall . p4intlut ~ silsa
s. stone MaTgarstts Stonat Asa liananl and y vi
IAN U Eorth, aro defsndants, snail on the loth
day Of February leoi at COCK r Ms 5A 49, ~
the ands aud tonements described % iooNai % Wiz
iiSubdivEiuu lots nun bera oZ7 ~ % ecotii5iei
Inc nat of iot uum ber eg y-gefen ol ~ me town.
-hir9f Broohlyn In the county Of Cuyahesa7 IN the
3iss.,scb :. s. GRAHhiSl
r. p spaidings AAslel S9llll 3sl-, =
Pltd'a ATTY. aaala----
EXECUTORS N0TIOE-NoTIoE
NIis hereby given that the Endsrsigned hate
been duly appointed and quallne9 a. AAssal91' w
'i'' e''-'' CYRUS RUPLE,
JAMES b. BUPLE.
Cleveland, January 2, lssl, 1aaS.s5zl
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Mr.. Conway, rising to 3 question Of priv
ilegs, read the resolution introduced by AIR.
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COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNH SALE.-Pursuant to the command of deere
IA order Of sale issued By the Court Of common
ward w adq against Philipp Eckhardt 70 me direct
ed shall expose az the door Of the Court House in
the City Of Cleveland, in aald county on the "a day
OF March, ls6l o'clock ?. M the following de-
scribod premises, 70 Wit; Situate IN brooElJ town
ship, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and known as subdi
vision Of lot number two hundred anil thirty ,ll IN
Hiram stone addition 70 Cleveland, o4mposed oi q
part ot original lots Nos; 8 and 6, IN Brooklyn
township. Appraised at $50. - =. ....,
b. R. Beavis, GEO n. 1mAht
Pitts Atty. Master Comm'r.
tn,an.alL
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BILL 10 BORROw s25,OOO,OOO.
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NLRYELAND 3 PITTsBURGH

A NLEf v II lIANU q III 10 D nun
RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGRMENT.
To take effect on Monday, November 18th, I55O.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted, as
follows:
s.lO A. M-Man for pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
4:i5 P u.-AceommOodatiOn for Ravsnna and AIlers-
s..sP. M.-EIpress for Pittsburgh and wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Roth Trains make direct connections with Penn
ylvania Rsilroad for Baltimore PhiladelPhia, Ae' T
road for Baltimore and Washington City Also con-
meet ct Hudson for Akron and N Mtllersburg, -,
the same as b. Northern Lines t3 New y y OK
NLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.
Is5I. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
On and after Monday, November 96th 1868, Pas
senger Trains will run os follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
/ $50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAlh-stopping at ali
Stations except Wicklihe, Mentor, Perry,
UniOngille and saybrook and arrives az
Erie At l;35 P. n, Dunkirk 40 P. A., Buff
$40 P. N. GoENEAUT AoCoMMODATIoN-stO
e.oo P. n. EfsHT II EXPRESs TRAIN-stopping at
/ Painesviile, Ashtt bula and Girard only ar
| rivss At Erie l2:l3 A. NJ, Dunkirk 3;U0 A. T.
LEAVE ERIE.
| a2O A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppIne al
| Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Paines-
| vile only; arrives at Oleyeland 7:l5 A. 81.
| a5O A. Il. EXPRESS MAIL TRAlh-Stopping a
/ all Stations except SayhroOk, Undonvillo
| Perry, Mentor and Wicklife. and arrives Hl
/ Cleveland at 6:i5 P. N.
/ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Conneau
| at 500 A. NJ, stopping at all Stations and
| arriving at Cleveland at US A. n.
/ -
A the trains going westward connect az OleTe lanc
l with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinen
natl St. Louis, kc and ali the trains going east
connect Rt Dunktrk with the trains OF the n. T. 3
/ Railroad and at Buffalo with those of the New forh
L Central and BufRlo 4 New York City Railroads.
! II. NOTTINGHAM Sup't.
Cleveland, Nov. q, 1850.
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N15TTfE-N

DROBATE N0TICE.-NOTICE
a.. aS ~ bo 'r5 Pl5bss zee 5s, ssEa s 1sS5Ss S2.s
County ohio. a1d that tbs asmG viii b. for hearing
In Haid Court on the nth day of FsbruarT . AZ 10
o'clock. Eiaal accounts 10 VII.
Ruth H. Baldwin as Adminiltfairi1 Of Mllion
.Thomas James as Adninlssrator Of Patrick Mur-
Z. Crawford a. AduilniBtraior Of John Murray.
John Watson and VIM. n. Wa'soh ~ Aaministra-
tors OF Wm. Watson.
Jonathan Ward as Administrator Of Benjamin
AlgE, Mcintosh and Thomas Black well a. AdmlH-
iatrator of James Tyler.
Georso B. Weston a. Admlnistrator Of Charles
Weston. Ur.r
then.
Mary Carey a. Executrlx Of aIlciaai Carey
John r. fousiug a. Executor ~ lcnn IN. B0hning
Alfred Cleveland Guardian q the Minors Of Jacob
-. Q. WORRIES Guardian Of the Minors Of Abrsm
Rshson Bronson Gnrdlan Of rs Minors of Johh
George Arnold Guirdian Of the Minors Of Frsde-
samuel Tyler Guardian Of sarah A. Tylar-insAno
person.
PkRTIAL ACCOUNTS, TO W.T.:
Bouiamin Lams0n a. Administrator Of s. A. Hath
Issainder Chamberlain as Administrator Of Jshlsl
Daniel R. Hildrsih as Administrator Of Alex. 9
BaniSi shsIdon a. Executor q Horace A. AssIey.
Charlsa Jackson aud John D. Jackson a. Execu-
! tors OF Raw Jackson
Eeman Losoy a. BEeotor Of helgon Hdyrlrd.
| Campbell DANIEL R. TlLDEh,
Cl5veiand, Jan. %, 1854 isbi;sD Jnd9s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-02

.THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
VERT, viii take notice that on the llth day q
January, A. d. 1901, said Frances Evert MED 70 sal
marriage contract now existing between them De
dissolved, alleging as cause therefor dross ns isct
Of Duty extreme cruelty and hauitual ufllnAeil-
ness for period Of over three years. The deiend-
ant Is required to appear and answer within SIX
p III. BRESLlA-
ia,1q-sqq pihinffTa Attorney.