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FROM FoRT
FoRr KEARSET, May13.
We have been handed the following letter for

&OhE 1EAEAAA hag -
We have been handed the following letter for
publication:
HEAD QUARTERS, Fl. KEARSET,
May 10Th, 1851.
To Col 2. B. Alexander, Commanding Head
quarters Department of the West, St Louis
Colonel 50 many of the Federal garFlBonl have
been surrendered to the SeeessiOnists, that l have
deemed il prudent TO spike ten twelye-poundeT
howitaers, which 1 have feared might
be takeL BY . mob against the garrison
1 have received six of the b:st piecesinthe
short time l have been In command, and have eX-
erted myself TO prepare them for an emergency.
l hope that you will approve of the course ] have
pursued. Orders are on file directing that these
pieces should be sent to LeavenWorth, Kansas,
but in the distracted state of affairs and the i'm
possibility Of an adequate escort, l have not
chosen to send them threats- have been made
10 take these gus by mob violence. | have the
honor 70 he your Obedient servant.
(Signed) CHI. TYLER,
Captain ID Dragons, Commanding.
The guns above mentioned were spiked on the
evening Of the 10th, creating considerable OK
cftement. nj
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nMpHILADRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is
Il Is understood that Col. Lewis regiment list
Infantry will receive marching orders 10 morrow,
through Baltimore southwark. They are fully
equipped. IN,
III Coi. Styles regiment can be got ready, 1t Will
alsa be sent OF 70 morrow, under OF
Gen CadWallader.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attae,s Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; ana II
taken at the commencemf nc OF an attack Immediate
reliefirom pain aRd sickness win be obtained.
They seldom TAIL in removing the Nausea or Head.
aehe TO which II males are subject.
Thoy act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iveness.
For Literary Mon, Students, Delicate Females, AID
all persons or sedsntary habits, they are valuable as
a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, and factoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
THE 0EPHALIo PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys-
tenn or from a deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable IN their competition,
aad may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
ofany disasreeabls taste renders 1t easy to admins.
ter them to Children. i-
B EWAR OF UOUNTERFEITsl
The genuine have I've signatures of Henry O.
Spelding on each Box.
NS-sold BY Druggists and all Dealers ia Medicins.
A Bog viii be sent BY mail. prepaid, on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
RS-AH orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDING,
S Cedar Street, New York,
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CoL.A NpERsoN I'M NEw YORK.

NAV loAAi AAhg ID
4 dispstch TO simeon Draper today rom
w.sbinTton saws "All regiments enlisted FOR
Ire war should De forwarded Immediately ms
dispotch will be acted on Immediately
Col Anderson visited the Board OF broksrs
this Afternoon. He was introduced BY :. =. Gar
iand, to which the Colonel replied IN substance
rs follows . ,,,kt,o
speeches, but his reception BY them was so nat
feriuR that he must say something me sltna,
Ton he had been placed In he would Nhn1EY
nave ebrunk from ON account Of the resPohsiolH-
Nv. hut Providence had placed him IN me sltHA-
tfnn and he had tried 90 do his duty. since tae
fan Of Fort Sumter he had received very biIte5
letters from the South on account OF ms reIusa'
10 ioin his destiny with theirs. he had never WIZ
ten 81 said anything to indicate thar ne Nouto
unite with the South. di5
Al the outset OF the slavery troubles, ne slo
svmpafhize with his Southern tfiendsi lhIhkihs
theYe was much Northern interference VIII Iae
subject; thatif slavery was an evil Il attaehed ~
the South alone. At the present crisis nelllEi
Sian ery or party politics bad anything 10 90 win
tae subject. The question IL government OF ~
government. and he felt satisfied thar when tht
present ordeal was passed we shall aBAlh DC q
happy and n united people.
T6is sddreR was received with the most hearty
cheers. He seemed very earnest througnoHten
his words flowed IS II they came direct TOm 'He
heart.
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CAPTURED.


GAnDSEa's ISLAND, N, Y, May Is.
Two priVateers were captured BY a frigate be-
tween the Island and Montauk, Saturday after
noon, after three hours Of severe canDOnading.
They were brought into New London on Satur-
daylight.
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TOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN

IN that 1 shall expose for sale at public auction.
az the door OF the Court HsuBe, Cleveland, Ohio. up.
on the 18th day Of May, 1854, a. two O'Clock p. M,
the following described proVsrtY. to wit:
One silver Watch. q Claim against Luther Z leve-
land Of Oenesee county, Michigan, for which here
are no evidences Of Of said
claim Sl45; also, q claim against Ezra Cleveland Of
4enessee county, Michigan, for Sae-pRyabls one
hundred dollars each year rom the 18th day ofSep-
TENDER 1890, for which there ars no eviden Is Of in
debtedness. The above properly and claims we're
assigned TO me - Commissioners OF InsOlYsnts for
J. 8. GKANNTs.
apr8.Sh Comm T Of TuaolVpntE
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GOOD ron THE P%OLANDER.

M s5r. NEW YORK, May 10.
A Polish gentleman. formerly a Colonel in the
Polish Legion, was rendered a high position in
fha sFny BY Gov Moore, of Alabama, who ut
@thesame tine requested him 70 bring drawings Of
the fortidcations IN this harb0r. He replied bis
next visit South will be rs an enemy to traitors to
the nag Of his adopted country.
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ARRIVAL.
NEw OurEASs, May Il

NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
The Mexican war steamer Constitution, IRON
Havana on the 9th, has arrived, -
Sugar declined k@Xc New Orleans Us
quoted at 6& reals.
Sterling exchange 79Thc premium; exchange
on New York 28se premium.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAEO, Ill, May Is.
Several companies of Arkansas troops arrived
at Memphis this morning.
Commencing to-day, all boats passing this
point will be stopped. No provisions or muni-
lions of war for the seeded States will be al.
lowed 70 pass. 81
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

1--WE 40 II IL COmmlDOlON IN y
lVh SALE Pursuant 20 the command OF q dncre-|
TAI order Of sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the county OF Cuyahoga, and State otOhio, q the
suit Of Lyman Little, Of. al plaintiffs, against Sam.
uel Rolts, ct. ais, DEFENDANTS TO me directed, shall
court House, IN said County, on Monday, the 2Uth
Of May, 1861, Ht 2 O'Clock P. H., the GLOWING de-
Bcrib0d real estate, namely:
Situate In the township OF Independence, being
number six in the twelfth range Of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve, In the state Of Ohio,
aud Whien u also In the county OF GuyehogA, and h
known as part Of original lot number iOFtV In said
township aud subdivisions, or village lots numbers
81, 81, 81, - and IS, as surveyed ~ Daniel Kerr Esq,
the east by the State road leading hom Akron to
Cleveland; on the south BY the Public Square and
land owned by the First Congregational Church END
SOpiasY, aud bounded NJ follows commencing az the
north east corner Of land owned by W. a. Rowland;
thence westerly along theline Of said HeWland's land
six rods and twenty links; thence north four rods and
tWenty-three Inks thence east two rods and seven
cot; thence south tWp rOdsl thence east 10 the west
line OF the fablio square; thence south TO the plare
ofbaglnning, and land owned By W. II. heElandi
on the west by land owned BY said Rowland; on the
north By village lot belonging 20 Michael Palmer,
containing four acres, more or less" For . better
description OF . Id land reference may 30 had 70 T..
Clark's title deeds, given by James a.. Dillon, Jan.
uary Goth, l5i5, and william Davis, Feb. 80, lSiS, and
froIH james NJ. Dillon, recorded March 2Bth, lb4S, in
OuyAhoga Records, Vol. al, page ia, but rUserytng
OF from the foregoing survey a piece Of land on the
northeast corner Of said lot two rods Wide and IL
rods long, dseded TO u. Il. Miner, bothesame more or
less, but subject to aulegal highways. Appraissd At
ett53a; WlBLlAM X; sHEkM4A,
~ NttSs far plt'a r anrIs-sss
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20 Do %RORTIRIED.


NEW TORK, Nay IS
Q dispatch states that Gen. Scott mas
eent Orders LOT tneiortnication Of the Heights al
Cairo commanding Bird Point. which he Tsgsr5s
- the only EssAiiable point at that post.
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GIlz9O
0sAIIN0
R RINsLoR

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents Othe attention Of Mothers, her
sly r u p,
FOL CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process oftsething. By
Boftening the gums, reducing al Northumberland
10 REGULATE THE BOWLS.
Depend upon It, motheFa,i viii give rest to your
6E2IEF ARDHEAITHF TO YOURmFANFs.
We have, put up and sold this article for over Ten
Eesrsl and SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicine, MEYER "a IT FAILED IN
AsINGhE INSTANCETO EFFECTA CURE when
sstislaction BY any one who used Il, On the cOntra-
y, allare delighted with It's operations, and speak In
terms Recommendation Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this, matter WHAT
We DO KNOW, after ten years, experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fulnllment OF what we
here declare. IN almost every instance whore Che
inlant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii he found IN fifteen or twenty minutes after the
THIS valuable preparations Ia the prescription OF
New England, aud has beon used With HeTer-iaiiias
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves the child from pain, but invfR
CRATES the stomach and bowels, coFracis ascidity and
gives !one and energy % the whole system. Il viii
GRIPPING IN n BOWELS, and YIN CULIL
and oyeTeomes e9nv1lsioas, which il not speedily
safest remedy IN the World, IN all cases Of DTsanterV
and DiarrhOa in children, whether Il arises iron
ey Mother who hks q child suffering ron aayofthe
foregoing Complaints, do not let your prejudiees, nor
the preudice3 Of others, stand between YOU and your
suffering Child and the rOlief that viii be Snra, We.
Absolutely 6ure, to follow the use Of this Medicine
htiEelY used Fuh direction for using wiz accom-,
dmfeo foURTIS PERKINS,, New York. Is On
re Sgtside Wrapper. Sold By Druggists Throughout
Principal Office, Is Cedar Street New York.
FRlOE, ONLY IS UENTs PEB BOTTLE
sspt9s.dATRs
EoF s9l9 y sTRoNs a ARMsTRoNa, CHURCH
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FRnn NRN YORK.

EKw York, May Is.
Ned Buntline has rendered 4 regiment of 1900
sharp shOoten-hunters from Western New
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lI ~SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command ola decree
TAI order Of sale from the court OF Common Pleas OF
the county OF CuyahogR, and State Of ohio, at the
suit Of Philo Bcoville, plaintiff, against Nathan
loApstoH, ct. 81 dsiend6ats, 10 me directed, shall
expose tOt sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, In the City efCleveland, in said coun-
ty, on Monday, the 10Th Of May, 1851, at 2 O'Clock P.
M, the ElloWing described real estate, namely:
'fSituato in the township and City Of Cleveland, in
the State Of Ohio, and which Is also IN the county Of
CHYahOga, aud is known qs q part OF 6ub-lot No. lin
tbs suhdiyisiOn Of ton acre lots No IL and n part Of
ten acre lot No. ls, made by Taylor 4 Hoyt, reference
being had 70 the Book Of n 'ps No. = page ], in the
Recorders Ofice Of Cuyahoga County, rs aforesaid.
The part Of said sub lot b. reby conveyed, is bound
cd rs follows: beginning at 6 point In the ~sOutherly
line Of kinsman street 52feet and inches westerly
from the noTth-sRsterly corner Of said sub let No. l;
thence running westerly thirty lest 70 land conveyed
by said Taylor and Hoytt TO Samuel JOhnst0n; thence
sOutherly NJ right angles with kinsman street 100
feet along the ossteriy line Of Samuel Johnston's
land; theuce easterly az right angles with said
Jphastpn \ easfeFly line OF thirty feetf thence north
sTly 100 feet 70 the place Of Beginning, being 30 feet
front on kiasman BtFeet aud $50 feet in depth, be
the same more or less, but subject to sill legal high
ways. Appraised value S6OOO1.
WILLIAM X. SHERWIN,
Fred. HoVey, Master OOmm'r.
Atty for Plt'n. a~prl7:336
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

Nh II GOMMlSSlON EKS
lyL SALE.-PursUant 10 the command ofRn alius
decretal order OF sale from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga County, Ohio, at the suit Of Noah
Graves against the klrst Congregational Society Of
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House. in
the City Of Cleveland, in said county, on the 10th
day Of May, 1851, ut two O'Clock p. M, the following
described premises, 10 wit;
Situated in the village Of Chsgrin Falls, in sal
county Of CIyahoga. and State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows: Being the same land deed
ed BY Aaron Bliss TO said defendant, AMI on which
the First congregational Church Of Cha grin Falls
now stands, and bounded west by an alley runl ~
from Orange street north between said Church lot
and .. P. Brinsmadeis homestead lot ; on the north
and cast by lands owned by b. Davis, ard on tie
south by Orange street. Appraised At $500
GEO. H. WEmAN,
W. W. Angler, Master Commit.
PitfFa Atty. ~aprl5s325
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W A N T

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommends By the hrBt
PhEs icinns Of the country, on account Of their PU-
RIFY AHDGREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE
They are pleasant as nectar to the taste, and are
pronounced the BEST SIIMULAhI
ever offered to the public.
Their curative powers in cases Of GENERAL d.
BILITN, Loss OF APPEfAlEs CONSTELLATION
&C.. are unparalleled, aud a 3 guarantee that We
FEEL warranted in claiming what we DO, We beg leave
TO state that our as-ertionA ar ldOrsod ~
Prof SILLIMAN, OF Va College,
Prof HAYES, Of Massachusetts,
and hundreds Of Otherg.
~ For sale by Strong \ Armstrong, and BY Gro
GERS, Wine Merchants, and Druggists generally.
N.
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Aeaal Aatites.

Horace Ford, executor Of IN the Probate Csuu
tho last will and tcsta- Of Cuyahoga County, q.
m6nt Of Cornelius Oak.
COakley and ais. Estate.
ITO LUCY A. MILLER & ISAAC
MILLER residents Of the State OF Iowa, aud
George d. Oakley, who Il supposed 10 be residing
IN the stats Of california, heirs and devines Of COr-
nSlius Ooahley, dec ased, you are informed shat on
the 10th day Of April, 1851, said executor Med bis pc
tition Ia the Probats Court Of CuyRhOga County,
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition IL 70
obtain an order on the 9th day Of May, 1851. 70 sell
the fUllowiT z described Real Estate, Of which the
said CornsIIas Coakly, died, seized, 10 wit, Situate
In the township Of ERat Cleveland, In said county OF
Ouyahoga, and known ~ part OF lot No, 4D9. n deOn-
HORACE FORD,
apr27.aa Executor.
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MeAifai.
CANFORD7S LIVER 1NYTaCk.

GANFORD'S LIVER lHEI2Ch.
~ AgOR never Debilitates. II Is SoL1Oaa@B
entirely nee FROM GUMS, and hss becos1s an =
tablshed Bct, q Standard Medicine, know ah@sp-
TO with confidence in all diseases for which til
recommended.
Il has cured thousands within the sast tEoYA4n
who had given up allI hopes OF relief s ti
numerous unsolicited = certificates IL NY posga
The dose must be dap- ted to the tempe ,msa
Of the individual taEIng~ Eit,andused insuck nav
titles a. to act generzlyn on the bOwe1
Let the dictates OF your Judgment wa you
the use Of the LIVER GNVIeORATOR, and
viii olre LIVER CoH-C t~PIAIETs, BmIgUg Al
FAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, CHOE-E LC DIARRzGA, SUNNI
COMPLAINTS. DTsENTERYE DROPsT, SOUR STOMACH
HABITUAL CUsrIVENEsS,z lCHOLIC, CHOLERA Il
FAETUH, FLArULESCE, - NDICE, FEMEEH
ORDINARY FGIfLYios aEDfCINE. Il vi
cure SICK HEADACHEE las thousands csn-as
tiyl IN TN us Is TWO
Oh THREE TEA-E sPOONsFULARETA
KEN gr the cOmmence-Z Iment Of tie aftark.
An VINO use it are giving their testimony 10 ma
Ra-Aix water in the mouth with the Invigorata
Epd swallow both together.
PRlcE \ COLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanfords Family CathaTtic Pills
Compounded IRON Pure Vegetable Extracts, and %
up In Glass Cases. Air Tight, aud Wm
keep in any climate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Ia a gsufIs but
sehve Cataartic, which the proprietor has used n
bis practice more than twenty years
The constantly incraas-Ls ing demand nom thos
Eho have. long ussd theS1 PILLS and the satisfc'
tlon which all express inI- regard 70 their use, has
mdnced mete placc themt1 within the reach OF an
The Profession well- knOS that diderent @
thartics act on diferentl- portions Of the bqTalT
The Family uthartfcIA PHI has, with dre refeF
ence 70 this well estab- nished hct, seen com
pounded rom q TarietyIO lOf the punsat vegetable
Extracts, which act aIikel- Ion ever rsrt Of the n.
mentary canal, and arel- GOOD AID aAFE id al
cases Were a Catharticl( IL needed, suck a. De-
rangementso Of the Stom-G ach. Sleapfuess. pafua IN
the HACK ana LOlnss GOs-f@ tiveness, Pain and 3oro
ness ovarthe whoe BOdyl : from sudden cold, which
frequently II neglected,E end in long coulssol
Fever. Loss Of Apes title, . Creeping 9snss
ton Of Cold over thefL Body ReBtleaaueaH
sHead-Ache, OF WEIGHTS In the Head. AL fu1am
matOry Diseases, WormslO in Children or Adults
rheumatism, a great Purifier Of the Blood and many
diseases 10 which desh b heir, too numerous 70 men
ton in this advertisements. Dose I to =
PB4Ck 81 GENTS.
- The Liver AnTIg0r1tof and hamfly lafnari
Pills are retailed By Druggists ggneralF. ~ sr1
wholesale By the TrEde in All the larrsrawra.
ST. ". SANFORD, Isl. ID.
Ma1ufactureE sRd Proprietor,
UIa&WE % broadway, New York.
s~aniord,s Liver InvisOrstor and OaIaarus
OH6RCHILLkBRO., Drusufst.
Rlo 5. VI cor. Pub. Square aud OatsF10 q
DR. SWEETS
.INFAELIBLE
THR
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
o RHEUMATISM, GOUT. NEURATaFa
SFIsF NECK, JOTHT8.1
SPRAlNS, BRUISES OUTS AMI
WOUND PILES, EAD
ACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
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non Ia sIGHT.

MONTREAL, May Is
Ne signs of the steamer Nova Scotian at Far
sner Point this morning. Weather l. calm and
4oggy.
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IA SLOAN UNDzK THE OOUErERn
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BoxiIl-

MORRIS Ia sight With his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can Ind the best Medicine in u.s.
for many Of the Diseases peculiar TO such Animals
They are q Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds, Coughs
Loss Of APpetite, Hide bound, DistempeTs. &c, &C
- Thess Powders always gtre satisfaction, e. the
Thousands who have used thems can testify Eos
Circulars. Try them. FOR sale BY IL. n. GAYLORD
4. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong, Cleveland, o., and by all Druggists in Tho
country. Also, 81 Wholesale BY the Proprietor. At i6l
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, 20 whom an ordsrI
must be addressed.
siasRSdsS G. @. NoRRTs
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gEaat a1titts.

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl S~ALE.-Pursuant 70 the command off m alias
order Of sale, from the Court of Common Pleas
Of the county OF CUyahoga, and State OF Ohio, at tho
suit Of Ezra Moulux, plaintiff, against Levi Thorn
as, ct. ais, defendGnls, TO ne directed, / shall ex-
pose for sale at public %auction, at the door Of the
~, on Monday, tho l0th day Of June, 1861, at two
O'Clock ?. M the following described real estate,
county: "a tract cf land situated in lots Nos. 4 and
5 in East Cleveland, in Cuyshoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at a psint on the plank road At the west cor
ner Of that portion Of the premises set OF TO Elsctar
Smell; thence s. 504 degrees K. 6 chains thence s.
s9& degrees w. 20 links thence s. S0& degrees Il.
$40 chains to the west line Of Chittenden Lewis
land thence south sos chains thence n. 50H de-
grees- W. S.g2 chains thence n. 504 degrees ". 6
chains TO the plank load thence N. 3951 degrees X,
2S7 chains to the place Of beginning aud Containing
AS acres, more or less, 2S-lO0 acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. 4 and 3 y-l0O acres in lot No. 9 Ap.
praised value SG37 90.
WILLIAM X. SHERwIN,
Master Commissioner.
Williamson & Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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vs.. hoga County, Ohio.
John Johnston. Petition for Divorce. &c.
III III r. DEFENDANT, JOHN
IL JOHNSTON. who Is a non PRESIDENT ofths coun
y OF Cuynhoga, and the State Of Ohio, will take no.
tice that the said Anna Johnston has fl5d her petit
ton in said Court, pral ing for = Divorce from the
said John johnston aud loI the custody OF their
chile, Marioa Johnston. The said defendant is
charged in said Petition with habituaI drunkenness
for three years and upward and with gross neglect
fduty. Said defendant viii be required 10 appear
before said Court, holden upon the 10Th day Of May,
next, at which time this case will be heard,
PARSONS & GBARNlS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-NOTICE
IN 10 hereby given that | shall expose for sale at
pubic auction ~ the Auction store NfC. Molten, l94
Superior street, cleveland, Ohio, on the sth day Of
June, 1861, at two O'Clock P. M, the entire stock Of
Goods assigned me by a. Mary Mack, consisting OF
Straw Hats and Trimmings. embracing every vHrie-
ty Of straw GOOds. 1eTms-Cash.
JOSEF {. GkAENIS,
4 Ianrq6.g33 Aasiunee of A Mary Mack.
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kEHE0LDsBURG. Franklin Co., Ohio,
January g, 1861.
HENRT o. SPALDINs,
No. a Cedar ST., N. Y,
DEAR SIR.
lnclosed and Twenty-Five (25) cents, tor which send
box Of "Cephalle Pills" Send 70 address Of Rev.
VIM. q. Filler, ReynOldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
ioar Pills work Likes Headache al
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WIN. O. FILLER.
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NEW LONDON, May Is.
The report that two privateers have been towed
into New London, is not correct.