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DR.. J. 9. AVER / co.,

Price, s. per Bottles SIX Bottles tor S..


AYER's CHERRY PECFORAL
has won for itself such a rsn0Wn for TIE cure
every variety o. Throat and Lung Comniainf, fhat
Il h entirely urnocetsary lr - = resr3f ~, 49,
dsnc8 Of is virtues, wherever & has ben grpoVei
A3 q has long been IN constant u8s throughouf M
SEXTON, We need rot 90 more than aasurs iha naorIa
IL quality is kept Up % the best II ever -
that L may ae rei el 10 do for thrir relief ~ n
has crar been iouud % a..
Ayes GATHARTTg Pills
F0H THE CURE OF
l0iissle.a dqr'Hacs, DDlpergl1, IldiC1ltol, gII.l
i1ry to1l clolleci Er1i11l15 Hoadacts. rllS. Eiss
llltislti llrto-1 ls 8Lil DI1s11l Lir1f l1fapiali
prQpSp, Isisr Inlnog5 a4d eali Rtelu, HoTsss Goui
AslralIia, as q Dilaa- fili, dHd for ftrifg1lg
'Ihay arc suear-oeaied &c that the most sensitive
can take them pisasantig, and they ers tae -
aperient IN the world for all the purposea q 2 liJ
Z .Pries . osnts psr Boz; Fire Boxes ioT 500
Great uumbera 0l ClerIj uelli - li.-l laalt--
uiau and eminent rersQli1fel - - l1l. -l names
ie1 buf cur space here VII lli rarlL TIE Insertion
81 fhan7 The Aranls below named furnish 1Tatis
or hsfrnsctN AI1lANAc, IN which thcT are grru.
5ifh ~I9o mn descriptions % the above
md ne trsatment that should be followed Tor thoif
- not Be- pat OF By unprlnciplsd desisrs Win
other p7apsratious they make more p-oft On. Da-
f6s 80 aid tharo = ior tEe, ad theg shouid hals
~ An our Fsuasdies ass fsr ale b. VIZ. ran.
SrHoEq& ARMSTRONG 4. II. GAlLozD, and 15 AZ
Ii5-Aysr's Ohorry Poctoral. sargaparIla and o.
thartio Pills, are sor sals b. Churchill Brother, D
v. clrusr Public kQuare and Ontario street.,
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3pseial Dispatches to the n Y. Times
Precautionary MEASURES.

To guard against tho possibility OF the IN
trnsio1. of improper persons at the Inaugural
ion. the Capitol Police will admit no stran.
oors except ladies' to the building on Mon
dsv and no gentlemen except those having
cards Of admission from Senator Foot Ohair-
man OF the Committee on Preparations
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SUGAR ooATED-PURELT VEGETABLE.

BDGAB cUATAD-F OAIH1 71V1'
yVHEgE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are 3 sure cure fof
u ~ek Headache,
Dyspepsiay
Foul stomach,
General ant Nervous Debility
Bilious sad Liver Com plalnlsl
CostlTeness, Scrofui Gus Hu-
mOr5, Fevers, kc-s &C
-,.-t, Family Medicine. More
OF them used than any other A. Il r GAYLORD, Z.
VI -ses Cregars FOR sale BY n ,itroSs Arm
W Palmer Benton BrOthers, ana TgVists In the
strong CleVeland Ohio, and By all Dr. rio street.
country. Also, at Wholesale at l6l Onte, RIs,
Cleveland. Ohio, BY -. y. Y. y AOIAa7t .OIaa7t. "a
General Agent for Ohio5 Allchlgan, ehs .l4 l4ela-
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MOTHEn's READ THls.

lIIlal WlshinF 10 p1ascrIpilon WI pIoaaa 9
- RrV. RDWARD A. WILSON,
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DREPARB AGAINST FIRE.
Constansig On hrnd and for sale by the ageut e
20 DEPOT, No. s. 8uparlor street large aslQltlens
o. those Justly celebrated NlLDEkH fA4AAA
hALAMANDEk SAEES, % which lhe atieltion
The public IA called. 3. K kAAhOLD1s
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CIRVRI,AED 5 PITTsBURGH
S.T.RYELANp 3 ERTE R.R.

TX ADVANCEMENT. 81
4 ~ Sayumber 2sth. lasoi Pa
81 VIM.
On and amer aisndsy. -ate
senger Trains viii run as f5lioRa
..r- LEAVE CLEVELAND
~ a. -. lAfhhsn NAIL IRA TN-sfounin.
Stations except WieElihe, Mentor. Psrrv.
Shl0nFlle aud Saybrook; and arriVsS n
Ire e l;s5 p H. Dunkirk 40 p ~ Huf.
l1lo 6sgo ?.
s'2a ?. n o0NNEAUT AC09AilloDkTfoN-sto
ping az all Slatfpns
suO ?. n NIGHT EAPEESS. Tni iIY-1for.ia-~ ~
ellaaf9lle, Ashta 1ull and lizard i1IT. r.
isss ~ e IRE Arls i-sAl A r., DunziEk so a. ~
LEAVE ERIK.
40 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRATN-sforrinr AZ
Glrard, gonneaut, Ashtabula nri -1si7e7-
Vile only5 arrives st gia7elgnfi 7.is a y
A-'0 A. =. LAfhEso MAIL IkAlN-slonpinF at
all Stations except Haytruok. Lfnicnfffia
Perry, Mentor and WiekliFe. and a1rIr.a7rr5t
OleRelana az fsfi p n
TRAIN vii ieers. Couurrnf
q so A. n, stopping a. al stations. nd
arriving az eleFeland a. 3.z5 a. H.
lAl me trans Eoing westward conhect at Cleveland
elln Lralps III Toledo, Chicago, Coulnbu1, Cl1cn-
nall - Louis &ei and AL the trains going aaarHsr
connect e. B4lkl-k with the trains o. the j. fEE
EAlluads and at buillq With thus1 Of tha New EdTE
central and buaalo 4 New Iqrk City RailIoais
Cleveland. Nov. q, Issd. - 49, '' (
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Senator Wade Is very hostile to Chase S
appointment to plaee in the Cabinet and
prefers and urges D. K. Cartier, Of Ohio. q
republican with democratic aatecedenis, for
the purpose Of defeating Chase. John Sher-
man, however, stands better in the opinion
Of Mr.. Lincoln than any other candidate y 1
propose from Ohio.
Special Dispat to Philadelphia Inquirer.
MATERIALs OF THE CABINET. Ir.
There Is 6 probability that Salmon P.
Chase, Montgomery BiaiF, and Welles, Of
Connecticut win represent the democratic
wing Of the Republicans in the Casinet.
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gewFlfg.

CILVER WARE-JUsT RECEIVED
~ nsu supply Of SPOONS and FORKS, making
Si 66WLBs oa., Weddsii Hou6a.
aIs-(fOOD SuPPLY or Mo-
LlqVsand Arnietsi heaass chlsna, &C.
tshls COW lEs 90.
TiHIMRLES.-SILVER AND COD.
ri TEEDLES.-SHARPs. BETWEENs,
~ Gr8uBd-ieFn, Gl6Ialt, latn'1 and Chr0chet.
ID OD9Eho sS0RS.--EVEaT
- y 1oor knoas lle7 tle F301 ard co slT1rs Be-
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psriai osle
- - o .lI -. lhai lLoald p


~TAe Book e al Others that should pe
bv -.en win damsged ana troksn down oen'
vtions.is sHuMkN FnAlLrf. OF fHNtio-
sQicAL RE5EAnunEsn lt @ beautifully 81
.astrufsa. aud tIcsis uinuisig o az the aymptema
that invari.blr devoiopo themaeves, sooner or lar
rosHltinr huu The laiiiioa aod vitiating hana q
o.rly yoath. inca1eciisilns iho victim irom Hharhs
ths 1uition q he matrimcnial Etaie, endi q not
ohectsi In iau. ie4oneratlng ~ sho Functions oi
manhsod, and bringing him. siop hy aisp, e. q hn-
qsrinr ana ani.maiy dsath.
sold By Df. HarrorT isl Prince g, n. y. rtics S
esats. se1i ifoe 81 p5sisss ugerywher6. Resd the
ssvurtlssm1ntei ''IriasclaeT' ln another column.
Ailo ssid ~ 3 y. GAYLORD and william Flake,
,5ruGEisi.. uisveiana. Ohio.
-umay not Be generally known that
Dr.. g. o. Richafdlon, ihs iiaeogor Of the sherry
Wine Bitiarg vas a regular rhysluiau aud greau'
eia Of shs New Hampshire Medical College thls
boinF the case, the public hnya conddenoe IN them,
and they, al an tnos hsYoa rapid sale, are looked
upon a. the pfoe notion 81 an VI profound learn
ing IN modicine.
- Tho Shariy v ms Bittoru are Dor sale hI T. =
Gaylord. ssrons a ArmstIons, and u s. aaekenzie'
Cisgeiand, q.
ss-sss Aassrtisemsvt slg7here.
PEaHr DAVIS PAX KnLER.-This Medi-
cino he4 pccqnp an article q cotnuefee-no ptliea
medicine has ever attained ths before, Il s s mpeh
an item in srsrY bin Of roads sent to country mer'
chants a. teas coaoa or sugar. This speaks volumes
IN IS fror.-f Glenn falls Messenger,
So sold os-lyuuer,, end By B. ,. Gaylord Wn.
llsko, Q. s, heoscnzie, Strong q AfmstronE, ene
T. ". saskridsr. Cleveland, y.
ES-S.e Adverl issnIeuiia another oalumn.
DR.. Weaver's Caal,er and Salt Rheum surup
and Cerate ior curing Humors by
purifying the Blood.
READ TRIs.-HOW 1T ACTS.
Vghon disease has heen long IN the system, ths
arst aetterinz symptoms aiter taking the Syrup I.
that hehumor increases on the skin. This should
not alarm you, il only shows that The disease 4
worline cut iust The result We want to sec. Apply
the Cs1ats and tbs humor VIII heal, and the discuss
soon disappesrs-
n8-soid By d. r. Gaylord, O. s. Mackenzie
". ssokrider. Strong q Arusgrong and WH- Fiako
Cleveland, q.
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A pEuocaArIc DAILY NJ EHw YORK.

The proposition to buy outthe Daily News,
and make z conservative Democratic paper Of
it and put it upon a firm basis, is revived
again, with some prorpeet Of being carried
out. The party magnates who are sguat'ng
the scheme can spare a couple Of hundred
thousand dollars for the experiment, without
being ruined by Its lossi 50 they may as well
try II on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

-Norwich5 England, is q city Of churches.
having nearly forty for population Of from
10000 to s0,ooa n proportion winch prob
ably obtains 81 no other large town in the
kingdom.
In the houa Of Mr. Z. Richter, on Beau.
blen street. may be seen some fifteen beauti-
iul roses iu fulI blossom, and many mors in
bua. The hl h refreshing in these Wintry
days-D Dsaois Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

nR. KNAPP, OCULIsT, OF IA
years exparience, eEclugiYelY treats DISEASES
offhe I've, and Daaiscss, at No. o6 Bond at, Oiefs
land, a short distance from the Post Once.
81 Abuudant teltlE1olials 81 persons restored %
sIeht 81 Hearing IN New York, the Western staiosi
and Northern Ohio. -
krtidcial eyes inserted THAr H0TE, and the best
quality. Or. X. has takena Diploma IN competition
with all other ocul5ta ot the New York State 4air
Tor his superb Artificial hTes4
ES- No ebRrqa ioI eyapliRafiQng. afa
DOYVEAU LAFECTEURS ROB,
authorized and adopted b. the Medical ! 1all.
fT % France ard supplied 70 the French Navy Tbs
nsdeine taes lhs place Of Cod Liver Oh, Gxtrncis
Saraspariila Iodine and Mercury. Il i8 recomment-
"a and used in The hospitals Of France for Tofiaru
Ahscossess Cancers, Uloors, seaual scurvy, Elour-
Albns, Gout, Rheumall1u acIel, pains and an a.
lsctons Of the skin. The RoR Il especially useful IN
the cure OF the Syphilltic Diseases designated Pri
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and csr-
thcates accompany each bottle. Price S2per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gistBs No l20 superior ST. The trade supplied by al
drassiug Dr. GraudHau De ST. GerYais ~ hua Bishar
Paris. or 48 Broad e.. NY. augI7s8l1
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Fhs following s. an extract from letter wcitsA
b. the pastor q a Baptist Church 70 the Journal
and Kesssneer,' Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umss ia iavor Of that world-renowned medicine, Of
Mas wiNslow's soofHlSg sTRUP FoR oHILDRES
TEErnNa.
s'Wosos sn advertisements 90 your columns oi lrs
Wins1 soothing Syrup. Nov We never said q
sEori I1 af0r oi eatent medicine before n eur isi
out we ss compelled to say % your readers, that this
nc humbue-wH HEvE FEIED IT, AND KNOW II 70
. AEElr CLAIMS. It is probably, one Of tie most
coeasisl medicines Of the dag, because il is one Of
ths best And fhuso o. your readers who hTs babies
,au't Dc bsttar than 10 lay in supply"
See nsrertssasnanti IN unofhar column. sen23R2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Connections are msde At MonroeyIlls vita tho san
du1iry, Mansfield and Newark X s.f at Clyde with
the 6andusky, Dayton and Ciu1lunau r. B. at Er1-
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana r. r., and at Toledo
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chlcago, De-
trOit, Jackson, Fort Wayne Lognusporl Lafayette
Cairo, Alton, ST. Louis, and all point9 Mesti North
vest aud Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland irom Tc edo and the
VEST a. s.30 4 n, and5si5 P. q. And nom nandl-
f.3 Al.
F9I Information and ticksts applg g The Unian
Ticket Once 81 Superior st. aud az me DEPOT
u u. HuuhER,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

TERMs OF THE WEEKLY LRADER.a 3
~ Hereafter We shall write the nams Of every
subscriber on each paper sent. rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

An Of ths GrsEsabsEs Medicines are for
sale b.
QHUnqHILL BRoTHER, Drugsiss.
AlQ ;, ". cor oRtaFio li, 3 Pphlia saaaTl,
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4RE NAUeURkrIoN BALL.

The ball room is rapidly approaching com
pletion, and fully answers the expectations OF
hemanageTs. The ball viii be granoa- al
fair. The tickets are being taken up very
rapidly, and the parties from a distance VINO
contemplate attending should notdelay seeur-
inc them
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a.FE-
'l1ltehing the gums, reducing ivl. aud iB sure
alA ~ ALL PAIN and spasmodie aots.
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depeh pponi 1t, mothers, / viii give rest to voBr
RELIEF = Nd HEALTH TO YOUR IyFAETa
We have put y and sold this article f,r 80 =
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFTDFNCF p q IS6 sS5
IRUTH Of il, what We n9ys never been able to say Of
a ASINGLE INSTA MOI TO EFFECT a CJJRFS-b.e-1
timely used. Never did " know an instance Of dis
~ Ell are ny SRs S3 S9 It, eato5S III Iae contra
terms Of commendation Of the magical effects and
we DO KNOW sftsf ten years sxrsrienoe 15d
pledge our reputation for the fulhllment Of what s
1880 4; elloae eteig lu1tahoe hhefe the
ll4ht ls sunerlng rom pam and exhaustion, relief
Will he found in fifteen twenty minutes After fbe
syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription al
one Of the most Experienced and Shillfu Nursss IN
New England, and has been used with NeVer-6aiiing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain hut fpvi
CRATES the stomach and bowels eoFrsets ascidty and
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND r,0yTr
an1 OYercomes commissions, which If nOt s6eeliIlT
remedied, end In death We bsiieTe II TIA 40 -1a
safest remedy in the world in ei GASES AZ UvsanfV
sh9 ElsIrha 70 childFen, whether it arises from
Heet.il4i or any other cause. We would say 20 eV-
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing laints, do not yOur preudices nor
suffering Child and the relief that will be Sure yes
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the use Of this Medicine
iftimelY used Eul direction Tor using will accom-
any each bottle, None genuine unless Tie fso- /
siInile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York. T. on I
ne ne outside NraPPsE sold By druggists throughout
Principal Once, IS Cedar Street New York
PRICE ONLY p OENT55 PER BOTTLE.
sspt2s:dhwR2s
For sale BY STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents
ss superior street Cleye.9nd
article, for sala By Churchill HrOfhHr Druag3fs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

HOME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
steam Dyer ahd shawl Cleaner, begg gegva
announce 10 his friend1 and the public, that he
home again. and located az 90 st. Clair street, Glove
land, o.. where be has htted up DYE HOUSE viii
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and hat
tsEg hlDlse that By strict attention 10 bu1inegs thai
be viii be able 70 regain that patronage and supper
which for 90 many years crowned bic endaaForH.
RlQuly2i-
n b. JACKSON, SILK AM
SIDE. Once No. 20 Bank street. Harris' Block ilVt
doors north Of So. Clair street.
ehaWls Of every variety cleaned or lysd. Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without being taker
Aragt Qfles open irom o'clock A. n. tili6 p ~.
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A sRaND ooNcERT N PROSPECTIVE.

The bah erected for the Inauguration Ball,
has been. .engrged by Hetzerott our princlT psi
music dealer, here, for grand .eoneert 70
come of on the evening 0. the 9TH OF Marc9'
The programme has not yet been completed,
but 1 understand it includes performances ny
s. B. Mills, the distinguished pianist, and
contributions from various other musical eel
-nhrifina
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Hans For Tn hIAssrs,
OF COURSE EVERY. BODY
,-arfs a h 4 u. ers .,-,-,- r.7- -. = -
who're shsy can buy the BEST GOODS a. ihe Low
E5I Phloh henee almost every body has found
PADDQCk's CHEAT OENTHAL DEPOT.
No. ~ SQPERioa SrHEEI.
nav Be fQnnd AZ fhisesal shmenf % .VsrT rariof
and of tho latest styies, which We aro bouhi ID
SELL CHBAREHi
than aur noiFlbdTEl he Inlnulzcturc most every
article worn upon the heai, l0n General b Chap
peuI 80 en iutluf lufDan.
INDUSTRY. lNTEGRTIY, and FAIR DEALING
~ Gail uud satisfy yourselves ~
81 81 PADDOCK CO.,
&C lla cleveland, OHIO.
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PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
NOW ls THE fIhE 70 Buy.
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Affairs at washington.
sps,iai Dispatches 3 tha n. 7. Tribune.
WAsuNeros, Feb. 90.


The laWless and insulting demonstration
made on the arrival Of the train at halhmofe
bv which Mr.. Lincoln was expected, is re-
gsrlea here as q anficient Justification Of the
eourse taken By his friends IL bringing him
Ia Washington unknown TO the roWdies and
rioters Of that city Il is admitted that the
frsin was at onoe beset on is arrival at Balti-
more. and the tops and platforms Of the cars
instantly covered by a screaming, hooting,
yelling crew, bent certainly upon insult and
obstruction, probably upon violence, and per-
haps. upon assassination. The spectacle,
even as described in the Baltimore papers,
tends very much 70 abate the condemnation
which many were at first inclined TO besfow
mon Mr.. Lincolns advisers for changing bis
/ ORIGINAL programme. Il was perfectly COM
nstent for a mob Of 5000 people to have
held Mr.. Lincoln at bay for six hours, sub
iected 70 whatever indignity and violence
thew chose 10 bes,oW, and tits but too evieent
/ thot nd ef5cient means were taken BY the
| opthorities 70 prevent such a disgrace, how
/ - bs might have been saved from the bul-
/ ~ - 5irl- AZ the assassin. The conviction
sh,s nsipsd Ground in Washington that the
vViuest course was taken, though It was who'll
" against Mr.. Lineoln's will. lisp.
THz NEW POSTAL BILL.
Mr. Wade. by his resolute persistence and
/ tsct succeeded in carrying the bill through
~ senate to-day which authorizes the Post
master-General to stop postal services 10
States where the mails are obsEneted- Ihis
measure viii have the effect Of checking up
tbe Secessiouists suddenly, and OF notifying
Them that unless the laws are complied with
their communication viii be cut OIL. II II
more eficient than another remedy.
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Or. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum surup
and Cerate for curing Humors by
purifying the Blood.

~ To C0SsuHPTlvEs.-Ihe advertiser
seviur soen restored % health in very few weeks
~ a verF simple remedy, after having suffered ssF
srai years With severe lung aileetioni and thas
Tread dissesa, Cousumpdon-ia anxions 70 MAKE
snoun Is his ielies-snaeters she snaals cure.
10 aiI who desire 81 be Sill send GO o. ne pre-
scr!plon uaei llrsa Of -rEaN 'i-a ne direetions
For prenafing anl usias the g. which thaf viii
ma a SURE CURE EUR " ssuMPTION, AsfA-
aA, BBUNCHIris, 6c 4ne only object in sond-
ing IN Prescriptioa 70 benefit the afflicted, and
spread iuiornati5n which he ooHeevea % be inyalu
shls. ana be opes every sufferer viii ;ry his remedy,
a. Uii cot them nothing. and may prove bless-
Iag
.ltlss wishing thu prescription wiz please ad-
,rss REF. EDgARD A. WILSON,
,,,f1s.Rrs trilfifrosl1un..h. Kines Counts. T. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Fun sized Oapes So, ss and 500 worth 500, $40,
andEl25.
- 0thar k1ita "a rrororfi0n.
COml au0h Aou EEoUHE SET
aeo2 .. anAlA On.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

John S. Rarey, the renowned conqueror OF
Yisious horses, gives his hrst puolie lecture u
Washington Tomorrow evening IN q ouiio-
ing which he is having erected tor the Pnr-
nose at a cost Of q thousand dollars Inc
citv is crowded with strangers from every
part Of the country, and there IS no doubt
hat the enterprise Of the horse-tamer will 6e
nhnr,lanflr raWarded.
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5lgtrs.
q p RING G. o o ID 81

LADIES' silks, saiins, Grapes, Isaces, ETC., and
GENTS CQats, Pants geafs, etc. col0red, cleaned
and finished in the best style.
~ Lece, or Damask Curtains ehaWl15 Gloves,
Plumess &C. cleaned aud relnished-
fREDtE CTRIANi Ersuoh Dyer.
~ Plaase remember No IS 8enoca 81, a. there
are the. DIM on TIE ..lna .-r-.L. L-u.-
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&c. soLoM0NsoN. 0prIoIAN.
TTAg RETURNFD no HIS OLD
Hats, Gaps 4 fnra

FURS ! FBRsT FUKST
u STAIR & co
2A5 SUPERIOR ST
Have received y splendid stock Of FURs for
OHRfSTA.1Sr fRESENTG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
Aug. 20, 1861. did.
'ERU STEE'S SALE.

Whereas. J. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. his wife,
BY their Deed ofTrust. dated Jsnuar, lsth $780,
veNed 10 Robert H. Gilmore Ia trust The following
described real estate IN the county Of Lee Of
Iowa VIZ the est half OF The south quarter or
section ten, lin) except one AID acres,
and the N hRifoft N w. OF the y. W dissection
nfecn (3l all being in Townshr sixty Sly e6) Range
nyc,fs containing In all ninety eiE ht md fourth
acres, 90 secure The payment ola certain prumissory
note therein described, for The OF nd
i've hundred and hfy six dollars ard eifhiy seven
cents ~ h56 81 with Ten per cent per inter-
est alter maturity and also the and rpenses OF
said trust.
And whereas. the principal sum In sad mole M m
uonedn due and unpaid. together It'll
on from February rs 1861: and. whereas the said D.
BISHOP has made dcsnli In said pus per The
stiruistons ofrHid note al II Decd Fl 1fu Il
Therefore, Eobert H. Gilmore. ms Trustee afore-
said, by direction 81 the holders NJ said ard "a
thereunta by raid Deed OF 1rnsi empowered will sei
The real estate above described pubc sale forcash
10 the hisisst bidder, In front VI MY Office III the City
Of keokuk, In said county, Monday. the 3pth dny
OF Sc femher, ls6f, between the tours 81 elaek a.
tn and 4oeiock. =. IN. Hhd CON meneBne nj o'clock
b. % said day to sat'ss snid demand ard the cos,
ofsaId Trust. RUEEET H. GILMORE.
Aug II ,fliIm Trustee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-07
Original NOTICE.

10 Jno. Brensariacr. Anders Burma n, defendants.
You are hereby notified that there IN nov on
ME In the CLERKS Office Of the District Court Of Lee
CO., lows. ~ Fort Madison. petition Of no r. Davis
and IN. Price, claiming judgment foreclosure OF
morgsEe against said lno EfcnEsftns for the ~
fuur hundred dolEars, with 10 per cent interest from
the slst day Of August lESf and against all said
d~fendants above named pray also for the forrces
mFeoi mortgage given ht said Jno. Hrsn Eartner
jrp y. Davis AID Vim Price. upon Iot d me ~ of
block thirty t~o, (32) in D. W Kilhournes Addition
20 the CITY 81 keoknk lee county Iowa. The sale of
said mortgaged premises, the rstlngu shmeut All
equity of redemption therein.
AoF you are notified to appear ard said retf.
ton on the morning Of the second day Of the
Of said Court to be holden The arst Monday of De
cemhert t@l Judgment AID will he had there
Id as prayed for, b default.
". SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug II .hl dim Solicitor for Petitioner.