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a17TY CORRrspONDENOR.


ClMP UProN, Va July . leol
We are still waiting for the 18th We
are coming home thea, providing We are
then discharged. They are trying to make
out that We are obliged to stay three months
from the time Of coming in, which VIII be
the 2eth. do not see how they can DO II
but a soldier is in Ons sense worse than
slave and All must be as Gen. Scott says
We had great deal Of excitement here on
sunday when Hon. Vallandlgham, the
traitor Congressman from Ohio, came into
osmp. A committee Of four from each
company waited on him, and requested him
to leave, telling him his presence was OBJ
noxious to the men here. He told them to
20 to he'll, that he would 60 when he got
ready. He was at the time in front of the
tent Of Capt Grow, an Irishman, and a
particular friend of his. The boys told
him he would have 10 leave any way,
Capt Grow then said that he was under
his protection, and that he should be
protected while he stayed, even if he had
70 call out his company.
This aid not set very we'll on our stOmachs
and if our hands had not been tied by be-
ing United States soldiers, Val would
probably have been pretty severely hurt
but as it was, we had TO put up With Civ
ing him the benefit Of our tongues, which
We did you may rest assured. He left
there, and We gave him the benefit Of hiss
es and grOans till he was out of sight
Some Of the boys stuffed some clothes and
labelled the efigy "VaIlandigham, the
traitor and stuck it up on a pole on the
road where he was 70 pass, and when be
came along, pointed loaded pistol at il
and told him if he came again they would
| give him warm reception. He looked 81
black as any traitor could, and grated biz
teeth, for that was all he burst do. If HI
again visits this camp he will probably
not fare as we'll as he did this time.
Capt. Paddock came here Sunday, anC
was very well received by the bOys. HI
stayed until the next morning. The seem
which ensued on his leaving was beyond
description. 1t wss the most heartfelt
parting that ever saw between men. TIT
Captain and more than half of the Com
pany we're in tears, and there was not
member but that would have given any ythinI
to have had him stay. Butit was impossible
The officers had been elected to fill hi
place, and it vas not in the power of an.
of US to effect change. We all sympa
thise deeply with him, and anything tina
we can DO for him We will He has bee
good to us, -. has brought the cOmpsn
up in good shape, and We are still hi
friends and always viii be.
This morning we received another pal
of government Shoes viii not wearmin
at present, but bring them home. We ha
; a grand brigade review last night, an
everybody said our regiment stood frs
) and the Grays were the best company
That makes US feel "Bully." al
am well as usual, and nothing trouble
me but this d-d hot weather. roasts or
by day and freezes him by night a
anxious still to come home. We receive
information that We would recruit rigl
away for three years. Gen. Mcdowell hi
! decided that our time will not be out unit
the 29th. H. E. P.
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The following cases were before the PO-
lice Judge this morning
John schweifzer and Fred Minokley,
throwing stones at the cars, continued till
the 10Th.
Frank ]. Mack and Harriet Carr, fOrni-
cation, continued to the 18th.
John Dawson, (''sCOtty") petit larceny,
continued till 18th.
VIM. and Eliza MslOy, petit larceny,
continued till 10th.
Charles Stevens, James Singleton, Chris
FredrOw, and Charles Nagle, petit larceny
sentence suspended as to Stevens and
Nagle, Singleton discharged, and FredrOw
sent 10 Reform Farm.
Chas. Riddle, Dick Smell, Isaac Bennett
and ThOs and Jas. Hackett for stealing
cattle, continued to 18th.
VIM. johnson, assault and battery, con-
tinued to 10Th.
FIWick family, assault and battery, dis
charged,
Adam Haines, assault and battery, paid
costs. AEI
Joshua wiOks, assault and battery, dis
charged.
Ellen RsrOuga, disturbance, House Of
Correction ten days.
William Hagan, petit larceny, dis
missed.
Isaac Bennett, Richard Smell, Charles
Riddle, receiving stolen goods, continued
to 18th.
Richard stynsOn, burglary, continued
to the 18th, under 81 900 bonds.
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pRRsRHT pnPuLATIlH.

FREsElIE POP ULAIl9A.
Ths State 8 rapidly hllng qp Win PoPulato1 80
Us persons having been ADDED since l5o9i IaEag -
present popalatoa ,I2 eoS, raio q lo- af ee =
AeRICUITURAL PRODUCES. :
be lrriculluraI Products o. Illinois lrs Feaiar lhan
boSs ofany other sats. The products ssuf ont during
~ wear exceeded SOC, 900 tors -he Wheatcrap
n IssO aDuroeches IS 90 bushes, While ne cora
crop yleids not less than 40 pc i0oo pusaes-
FHTuITY OF TIE soI.
Novhers can The industrious farmer ssslro such "a
mediate resnits for his labor Rs upon thess las so,
fbeV being composed o. deep rich oaul, ne fertility
Of which, IS uns1rpa By any On the gi51a-
10 ACTUAL C1LTIEAIOK8
Sac. 1884. he C5sipanF hdus sold 80 600 1gel
ma, ssu only 10 GetHaI elliiu1io1s, and esa c'ei
si.fns an 0ogssns1it 10 cultfndis I1eT11d hZi tl
eonelTIci fsTolsqb fAess lazds Gtaz eis q 50 oo,
900. IN 1850 tte PopulGton q 1oIty11sae ce..sii
y,.tok agfh z paEses ias only 5 598 sics i 81
293 have ben addef; Eleihg tls tclois Ppail 9l-I
eel, gain Of 1lS pr esiit
EVIDENCES OF P3ORRIFT.
Asan evidence Of the Thrift ol ths people, tlnay b
stated mat 600 O0C tons q freight, inoldng 6oooQ
bushels Of gTan and $50 100 barrels q olf 8sie i1
5Tarded over Tie line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics ard yyorklngmen VIII and ne free school
system encouraged BY the slaie and endowed VIA a
large revenue for the support q schools. Iher ehi
ldren can I've IN sight Of the church and scnoo 1o17
md TroW up with the prosperity Of he lsadng sats n
he Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERKs OF PETMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from s. . 80 Per
acre according 10 location, quality, ko tEst cLis9
fariuz lands sell for about $40 % sl2 PER acra ana
he relafTe expense Of subduing praris and e e01
uarsd win wood land IS in the ratio Of 70 10 ID avor
of the former The terms of for Tie bulk q tnaa
iand5 VIII be
ONE YEAE's INTEREST IN ADVANCE
per cent per annum and six interest nolss q Az
Der cent payable respectively in one two, tnE lor
ave and SIX years from data of sale ana lor noes
fOr prineInsl payable n four I've, sZand aFa saIa
from date az sale the couiraotstp aing at eoeentn
ofths tract purchased shall be fenced and cuvatsd
each end every year for I've years from date q ss
50 that At The end OF Ye years o2ehaf shan Be Ieasl
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUGIAD
from the valuation for cash, except the SANE should oe
AZ az dollars per acre, when the cash pfico M p ne
dollars.
productions, prices, and tsrs o. ofpay1aeuf can Be lad
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
a0ea. and cities situated upon the 4lll-
I8O, APPLETON'S RAILWAY GOA-'-s'
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THE CITY.
TBy our own Reporter


Csmmencemaut Exercises AZ uadsOn.
THURSDAY, july llTH.
Fhis being the day for the exercises Of
the rrsduating olass-and the annual ad'
dress before the Literary Societies. large
crowd accordingly were in town. Not
wishstanding the day promised to be an
unpleasant one, the mornings train
brought down quite number Of oieVe-
lapders. and the cars from Akron and
Ravenna also came in well filed.
The Anniversaries Of the Phi Delta aud
PhilOEetian Societies we're held in their re-
spective halls, and as many Of the Alumni
were present a pleasant hour was passed
AT nine o'clock the procession formed, and
proceeded to the tent where the exercises
Of the graduating olsss were 10 be held
The following was the programme:
PRAYER.
MUSIC
s.1UrAroRr IN LArIs-Charles COe Wright
IN -fo[--C Christianity the Source ofCvilization
William Potter Blzkeslee, Chagrin Falls.
OzarlcE-rbe Idea Of Destiny ana the XVII OF Il
Alfred ". Newton, NoTwalk
MUSIC.
oRArtos-Liberty not Equality Edward 5
Wafterson, Wgrrensvilie.
ORArios-selfsh Principles the Greatest imped
iments to Progress Harvey Coe C'ark
Warren. 49,,
ORarrgN-rhe Responsibility OF the Press. Ed
win Lester Weber, Deerield.
MUSIC
ORArIos-Ihe sxclting Causes OF Patriotism
George L HOmmedieu, Hudson.
ORATIoE-Leisure Hours. George w knapp
Norwalk.
scrFNrrFIc ORArIox-Theory Practical Allie
c. Barrows, Andover, Mass
MUSIC
Oear1oS-Abstract Reasoning and Hlstorica
Developments as Elements in cur Poliiy
Charles COe Wright, Hudson.
CoLLoQUT-The Times. William Potter Blake,
lee. W. P, Blakeslee, f. /. Neboer, q,
Knapp. -
oRArIos-The Study Of Mind. Jacob Harsl
man, Shannon.
ORArIos The Spirit of our Age and Countr!
Iucius r. Landfear, Hudson.
ORATIoN--The Necessity of Moral Culture
well as Mental. Horace J. Clark, Medina
MUSIC.
ParLosoPHIcAL ORATIoS-Natural Law the bas
Of Written Law. Henry v. Noyes, Gui
ford.
Oa1TIov wITH TIE VALEDIcroRV ADDRESSES
LaEless Heroism. William George WI
liams, Cleveland.
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geaaI aatiees.

John Webster, Pla, \ Cgyahssn County, qhisii n
The Judd Linssed tioR f5r money.
SoeI55 beisasS3t. Sn S0ilf fsAs' In Attaohmsut.
.THE DEFENDANT WILL TAXI
notice that on the z7th day Of Nay, le5l, ihs
Plsfneff commenced his action IN the Court o. Ton
mon Pieas, in and for Ouyahoga county. Ohio, the
object and prayer Of the petition IN hlc1 acton =
70 recover ths app-Vnf of Eis.018 oo With Interest,"
thereon from sen II l8t, la6l claimed % Do aus
from DESCENDANT to intid, for damage su9tained
By tho plaintif IN thu sale 70 hin b dsanosnt @
OH which defendant Represented pure an nneEl-
tsratsd Linseed on. about the teth day o. NO
Vsnber ls69 andsixth and eighth DAYS Of Jules 1850
which was not IN fact pure Linseed OH 1ut te sans
was impure and adnlteEated, and which plaintti
bought Of dslsndant for use in the manul1ei1ra OF
OH Cloths By reason Of the tmpurity and adut9re-
ton OF which the oil cloth MANUFACTURED unn such
oil was ren cred uuBaleable and value e3ay and na-
tin was compelled TO take the same oacE ron lls
customers and has been unable 70 lell te 31e oln
and also by reason Of which, his refutaon a. na7-
ufacfuror Of OIL Cloth Eaa been gfeafly dalle1ed ;
and also b. reason Of which he Waa deprived q sas
OF his oil cloths to divers parties, 20 the flan 3
damaQe in ali Of the above meutione1 sun.
The Dafeadant will demurr or dlspFaz sd Plll-
ton on OF bsi0re the 18th dsy oL Angus. ldll oF
iudqment viii Be tslsn by daiault agai15t i3.
RANkEYy BACkUe 4 NOBLE
iuno7.3a Flain1iu ? Astorne1--
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DENTON BROTHEhS q CO..
I'D DEALERs IN
P4INTs, OILs, VARlas ms WINDOW
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PAomorrD.-Letters received from the
Nineteenth Ohio Regiment mention that
James N. Nash, recently Of youngstown,
and formerly local editor Of the NatiOnal
Democrat in this city, has been elected
Major Of the Regiment. Mr.. Nash is q
nan Of fine abilities, and in every way
worthy Of the position.
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ParLosOPHIcAL 0RAIIoN-Natural Law the basis
Of Written Law. Henry V. NOyes, Gull
OaA7Iog wIFH TIE VALEDIcroRV ADDREssFs--
LaEless Heroism. William George VIII
Hams Cleveland.
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PERsoEAL.-A Washington letter says
that Hon. J. R. Giddings was upon the
floor Of Congress, looking remarkably we'll.
Also that Edwin COwles, Esq, and Major
Webb, Of our city, took trip over to the
Ohio Camp to-day, taking with them q
sword presented by an Ohio Congressman
to Lieut.. Frazee, of the Cleveland Grays,
lately elected. The Ohio boys are ocoa-
sionaily in the city, and looking and feel
ing we'll"
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} OOurt Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahoga County.
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN WoRsE.-0n the ar
rival Of the Toledo train this morning, one
Of the slides Of the ventiiatOF was found to
be gone, and holes we're cut through two Of
the others. Il is probable that WOrkmen
somewhere slong the track left eroWbar
on like implement lying on the track, and
that being struck bz the wheels, Ii few off
at the side, taking Ihe slide in It's course.
It's fortunate that the object, whatever IL
might have been, did not take an upward
dirsotion, or the consequences might have
been serious. i.
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To sPOHTsNEN.-A gentleman about lesv-
ing the city for sporting tour in the
WesL desires a companion for the trip.
For further particulars please address,
with name and residence, J. ". g., at this
Office.
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NLRYELAND 3 ERIE II. II.

1851. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Is6l.
On and after Monday, May 9th, 1861, Passenger
Trains viii run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
9:25 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIH-StoppiRg at
all Stations except Euclid, Wickliis, Men,
tor Perry UnionVille, Saybrook, Fairview
and SgGnyille; and arrives ct Erie at 1874
p. NJ, Dunkirk 3:00 P. n, Buffalo AS P. n.
4sO5 P. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIH-Stop-
ping at Painesville, Ashtabula and 9irard
only, and arrives at Erie 7:O5 p. n Dun
kirk at $50 P, NJ, Buffalo OF l0:25 ?. n.
l:35 P. n. OONNEAUT ACUOMMODATI0N-Sto
ping at all Stations.
500 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
PRine5Yille, AshtabulA and Girard only, and
arrives st Eric at 1910 A. NJ, Dunkirk ai
200 A. n, BuffRlo $50 A.. n
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U. s. Couar.-The Court met this morn
ing, at 10 o'clock. Only one case was dis
posed Of Priuseax vs.. Phillips ct ais
Ejectmsnt. Motion for new trial overruled,
and Judgment rendered for defendants.
Court adjourned to Monday morning, July
18th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ~
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Connections are made al MonrosYillO With the San.
duskY, Mansaold and Newark B. B., a glYde With
fhe Eanduaky, Dayton and Oinoinn1ti r. r., At Ero.
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana 3. 2, and ct Toledo
with the Michigan southern = Northern Indiana
and T0iodo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De
lroit jackson, Fort Wayne, Loeansport, Lafayette.
Oairo, Alton, ST. Louis, and all points VEST North
TTeins arrive In Cleveland from Te isdo and the
Wost, at $50 A. n, a2a ?. NJ, and 5;45 P. H. FROM
sandnskY az $50 A. n. .,
su--.f.-F T,a,a - Toft 6unif
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EETaRAETs ron THE WEsT.-FOrty Ger
man emigranis went out on the Cleveland
and Toledo train this morning, to settle in
the State Of Minnesota.
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CtLEVELAND, COLUMBUs =
OINeINNATI RAILROAD.

1861. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. 1861
on and after Monday, June 10th, 1851, Passense
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
$50 A. n. N. Y. a Cincinnati kxpress--stOpping
Berea, Grafton, wellington, New London
Salem, Shelby Cre5tline, Gallon, Gileed,
Cardington, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centre, Worthington, reaching Oolum-
bus at l0;50A, H., Cincinnati st 4:2O P. NJ,
aud Chicago via Orestline at 100 ?. n.
s;IO P. Al. AccommOdation.sto stopping al all Stations
and arriving at Columbus 7:50 P. NJ, and
Cincinnati at 20D A. n.
A:S5.P. H. Night Express stopping at all Stations
north Of Orestline, and At Gallon, ,OArding-
ton, Delaware and at all other stations, to
leave passengers only, arriving at Co
lumbua At Il:l5P NJ, and Cincinnati st SIS
4. NJ Chicago via Orestline, at 7:s0 A. n.
CONNIE TIOEs.
Shelby, sanduaky, Alansiield Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, MT. Vernon, Newark, Zsnesvills,
Urestllne, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, for FOREST, Upper SanduHky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C.,
vest, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
silou, SC.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railrosd Line for Marion
BellefOntaine, Sidney, Union, Mupeie, In.
dinspoiis, TeTre haute, Yinoennss, Evans'
vile, Louisville, Cairo, So. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts.
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami Columbus, and XenII
Hailroad, for Aenia Dayton, indianapolis
Sfsrre Haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoFelnd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-,
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis.
Ytiie, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZaneB
vile, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, PiQuA anC
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, UrbanA, &C.
- For Tickets 70 al points and Information aP
1 ply at the Passenger Station.
/ e. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
. nhaA NHnHna
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic AttacAs OF
hervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken a. tho commencement Of an attack Immediate
Feliefirom pain and sickness win DO obtained.
They seldom hil In removing tbs Nausea or Head.
ache to which " males are subject.
rhey act gsltly upon the BoSols, removing Cost
lveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, aud
all persons Of ssdsntary habits they are valuable s
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vtsor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of tho whole systom
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been ia use many
years, during which tine they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Hesdachs, whether originating In the nervous sys-
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They arc entirely vegetable In their composition,
aud may bo taken at all times with perfect saisty,
without making any changed diet and the absence
Of any disagrseable taats renders Il easy to anin
ter them to Children.
BEWARE or OOUNTER
So The genuine have i've signatures OF Henry O.
/ Spslding on each Box.
SS-sOId BY Druggists aud all Dsalsrs lz Medicine
A Boz viii be sout By mail, prepaid. on receipt o.
/ the price,
T~ENTY-FIVR OENTs.
SB-Ai orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDINe,
1 4s Cedar Strest, New York,
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NEW REMEDY.

1Sapercediug Cubebs, Oopelbl, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever been before the public ~
hA' 000I ONE M HUNDRED PHYSICIANS. :,
10 their private practice With entire suooesa IN All
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For dIsesees 1f private diseases azure l. frequent
IL rarfornfed IN n week, aud entire confidence may
IS placed IN them. This remedy Il newly aiscos,-
cred specific, oro active and more SPEEDY 10 ,ts e
fects thnn Cubebs or Oopaibg alone. The Fills are
half the size Of Capsules, and mover nanHeate ne
stomach or lmpregnate the breath. Six dozen RUS
So Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above Will bs sent bF mail, on receipt o. the
@S1 @Snsd Nv wM. EIaKR Agent R,r ,n-yel.eA.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR The steamer North
Star, Capt. Sweet win leave the dock Of
Hussy 8 Mcbride for Lake Superior this
evening al s o'clock.
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na.Mi1 water in the mouth with the IuYigOratO,
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
A lan Santnrdla Ennnilu Nathartin Rilla-


Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pD
mp In Glass Gases, Air Tight, and VIII
keep In any climate.
The FAMILY OATHARTlO PILL Is q gentle out
active Cathartc, which the proprietor has used IN
bis practice more than twenty years
Tbe congtan ntIy iucreas-t ing demand from thOa
who have long used the " Pills and the satistao
ton which all express in - regard % their USE haa
induced met place them . within the reach Of all
The Profession well know that different Oa
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The Family CathsrticH4 PHI has with due reisr
ence to this well estab- ilished tact, been com
pounded from VarietyO Oi the pureat Hegetabk
Extracts, which act alke4 on every part Of the all
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cases where q Catharticl1 Iis needed, such as De
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the Back and Lcins, ,Uos- ltiveness Pain and Sore
ness over the whole BOdyl from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected, p END in long course Of
Fever. Loss OF Appe-lEs ltite, Ofsering Sensa
ton Of Cold over thsl Body, Restlessness,
Headache, or Weight g in the Head, al lntiam
matory Diseases, WormslO lin Children or AduitH
Rheumatism, great Purifier OF the Blood and many
diseases to which 6esh s heir too numerous to men
ton In this advertisement, Dose 70 !.
PRICE 30 GENTS.
R8-The Liver lnyig0rator and Family Oatharn
Pills retailed By Druggists generally, aud sold
Wholosals BY ths Trade tn all the Large towns.
8. 7. W, SANFORD, III. D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
iY7d&wRs 203 Broadway, New York.
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OONSuMPTION.

BRONCHITIS AND NEURALGIA.
The latter often termed "nersous headaehe, are
the oGspring OF Cetarrh. And now, II the above
sympt, ms exist or majority Of them, the dseaso
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THusDER sToRM.--A terrific thunder
storm passed Eve OF six miles south Of this
city, this afternoon about o'clock.
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Renal Mdtiffe.

tNOTIOE.-GEORGE w. JAMIsON,
Hin and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York, IN
Ahe state Of New York, will take notice that Lewis
Mueller, Of Cleveland Cuyahoga County, ohio. dld
ION the 9TH day Of june A. D. lool, ME ms gettlen
lin the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Ouyahogs in said State Of Ohio, against
the said George W. JamisOn and blizanefh A. Jam
ison, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben lngersoils de-
fendants, setting forth that the said George ia
mison ana Elizabeth 4 Jamison, on the 18th DAY Of
APRIL 1859, mortgaged TO the plaintiff subdivision
LOT No Of J. o. Bowies plat Of land Ia original lots
Nos. 3i8 and $50 in Ea5t Oleyeland Ouyahoga coun-
ty Ohio containing ~ 9lO9 acres Of land TO secure
the payment Of said George W. Jami5On note % the
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars da5ed
April 26th ls59 and payabls in two years after its
date and that the other defendants clat1 some IN
tCrest in said land under them aud ing for ludg-
ment against said George W gamison for len han.
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon from
April 2gth 1861, and tor the sale Of said moItgaged
premises TO nay the same. Said George ". 5aulsOn
Is also notified that An order Of Attachment AGAINST
been issued in said action. said George W. 5amlson
and Elizabeth a. Jamison are further notified that
they are required to appear and answer sala Peti-
tion BY the 81 day Of August a, u ils99il,,r.p ls9l
Iunes, ls5l;sA By 3. B. BsaZis, ATTY.
MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANI
lV to tho command OF 9 decrstal order Of Balf
RON the Court of COmmoa Please Of OuJ ahoge
County at tho suit Of William H. Hayes and others
against John Green brier and Others to me directed
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the nool
OF the Court House in the City Of Cleveland on tne
fifth dag Of July, 1851, at three O'Clock p n, ths
following described promises, situate in the town
ship OF Brooklyn, in the county Of Ouyshogas ano
state Of Ohio and being in that part OF the ty Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio Oitys and knoHn a.
lots numbers twenty-one and tWentY-tyo in Jacoc
Perkinss subdivision Of part Of the south
portion Of original lot No. my u said township Of
Brooklyn, each OF said lots being MY ieet Ont on
Clinton street Appraised at SOU
Loren Prsntis Master Commlr.