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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03
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I'D :. NOTICE of1ORTaANE1Rf1n f's
Name Of Morts.gor; Aiftsas1 slft3a, laaa s5asa
70 Name Of Mortgagesa HesAn Mo@1wde4hsict
u ens q. -As'isne.', oE.y,s, a7s4a. 60
e: Ssis 's 4 e tsy;A
QWhea1Anas~hsuereeofdsa2 Angus s>aA;74
Rsa8a5', at pnee'c|ock 4 Nv ia.f sok 49, y
sf ets Kssi.tsF q bssd q st.;sss ctsaiI,
the tbsn fearfitory nov Stats 81 Mnnssots1
Which lori gage was duly assignsd Or. y
Gna.es, j. j. Toxnland Norris G. Toxn,pa.S+
ners q Graves ToYn &tCempeay, rllal ~
signment was duly trecordsdin The p6e2 ofth9
Register Of Deeds Of said County, 81, Steafns.
ii Book '.A'' IL ssignments, Of paIej 2s12X
The amount Claimed to b tldb Oh said imoltl
gage at.thc date hereof and n due thsrson,5 ID
he.sum Of Three Hundred and ten ead ee=lop
Dg Description IL IL. lana. .pd pss.n 81 4t
described piece or parcel ofland }yink and1t
ing in the County of.Stear1s and STATE ofNiAs
nesota, and known slfollqyA Viz sThe Nert4
half Of the South East quarter ald tho South
| half Of the North East quarter Of section Ne.
! Thirty two in Township No. one hundred and
twenty three North Of Range No. twenty sss1
| en- West ofiffth Mer., being one bu1drsd sp1
sixty acres according to the y. g. Gessrn ~
Survey, j...y ., ~.s,
And whereas default has been made in 81
conditions Of said Mortgage, by the nertgayof
failingto pay the principal sum Of 500 a.6
interest on the same at the rate Of thrsspbg
cent. per month, due the 9Th Day Of JvlI
1858, and no part of said principal sum ane
interest having been paid, and no suit II ~
having been Instituted for the recovery sfths
! S0mc-r -
! Now therefore notice il hereby given that In
pursuance of q power Of sale contained IN said
Mortgage, and of.the statute in such ease mid
land provided, the above described lande aRf
premises will be sold at public suction, BY The
Sheriff of Stearns County Aforesaid. 10 ths
highest bidder for cash, 1t the frent door ~
the Post Office in St. Cloud, IN stsafns c..
aforesaid, ON the eighteenth day OF Juns, A. 2.
1861, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, to satisiy
and, pay the said sum claimed, interest ard
costs. r. = - 81 :, -M,:::s l.. ,:.d
Dated April 18th, 1861. j.: f,..l 4
GRAVES, Towx / Co..
....- Assis,e>s Of Mortgages
Asu1BrC: MORRILL,, d.: T 'l''
Atty. of Assignees. ny1eW -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03
! ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE rE;NMlSV,LVAMIA

= s: 90 THE PENNSYLVANIA e1..... IT.
i = ! ! ; E= I u T.. !:
,cENTRAilL Rll.A1LRoAD
u H. First Class Road in all respects NJ
WIqzH 2s6: MILES D0UBLE4 d7R-A0Al
.c"1 gotarHREEdLA,LY- TRA1NsC1 eso3I":
Win Connections from al1 Points n1F1st,) ~
FROM P|ITSByRG; 70 Z 7 PHI AlDELPA|A,
ALL ooxNEoTlHo, DIRECT TO NEW YORK.
Morning Mail, Afternoon: Fa st
II Zine, might NExpress.
One Trsa)i n Daily .from.f>s
p1rTsB UR'a TO ;NEw f0RK,
!? t.{4so Miles,
s5w1THOUT CHANGE1OF CARS.
Via Allentown and Easton,
With Direct Connections from Westerf n Cities,
Arriping5 Hours
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
.'.,'. In time for Boston -: 5"A
BY RAIL OR D DAT LINES.
IL :" T. ~. l. ..-.---'" 4 80 ..* 4
Express Train runs Daily-0thers
49,. Sundays Excepted. =,
NINE! Daily Trains from Philadelphia to New
York |! Tickets good on any Line or
Train. New York or Boston Tickets
>-,'' "" via Pittsburg good
VIA PHILADELPHIA, OR ALLENTOWN.
r.
BOAT TICKETS c TO BOSTON GOOD
- 49, 81 via any Of the Boat Lines:
Two Daily Connections from, Harris
burg to Baltimore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHE j: J. THROUGH ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
Fare azuoys as Lov as any other Route.
Guy Titkets Tin 9ittsb''rg.
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN OFFICES
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH 49, AL
TRANSFERS FREE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

Fare aluays as Lou as any other Route
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03

-aysSa 4, tsa On n.tst t:zs e7oas quo sssf ~
~ ". CLARK ~Daal aasxtusoJ1 aptr
~. liens Of Stearns and The adIoapirr
~" mat ne nas purchased, md YIN ~
q lasat.claiessDA R DInadlt6t;Hiie ~
elerk' is sspraeticall !:es!nsaera
S Einn e ths asos'anf.' Rssyiass 1e
m@FThi.e machine vii, Win 4, is,.i,l
Cloud, = - ~ NJ q. IS = 3 a. IL:
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T1HE undersigned takes this mesIoa e ~
II forming those who nay have 488&l or
build, mills to ,ftemesF or cerpsttgfAlDfd|11 1i
in any or all Of its branches, that Ia
cd to takc contracts, and as ali M B.
in this line, onsthe most EsAtpnable e 1870
in good, workman Mike manner. ~. a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-10-03
FURMITURE J, FUR NITURR5l1*I

FURMiTURE / URNITURRil.'17'se,
TNHEr UNDERSIGNED, has constantly on
L hand and'for sale, 1t his shop ON Washing.
ton avenue, e'few doors abovethe Willis Houses
complete assortment Of furniture, comprising
Bedsteads::., s: .n ...:::.from SIT SD
Bureaus W. i. = 8 :a :: from 10 IT, 80
Lounges ~" 80: SO" from 9 to
Sedstdyies. ."."s.:.:, from
Chairs set.: 1890 =: from $50 xs
Hooking CReirs. !i;:.r: ::
Wasiistands .......:... .fd e ITO
Tables and Work tables. * g.. -
Which he will excah 60 for ehest,Y rye ,shest
beet, pork, -four or cranbenes At thu. hiog2s
market price. --.: - so. CRAWFORD d
s3~> spe
80 close
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
D. 7. PRITcHARD.

ARRFsT.-OfAcer McKinstry arrested VIM.
Maybe, on yesterday morning, upon suspic-
ion that he was the person that took the
money lost by Mrs. Hasell, wife Ofthe Su-
p-erinteudent of the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road, on Wednesday morning last, in the
sleeping car OF the Lake Shore train. From
some circumstances t~ranspiring at the time
it was thought thar this man was the thief,
and he was permitted to run at large
for a few days. The lady says she saw him
pick up the portmonaie at the time, but did
not know whose it was, for she had NO
missed hers. We understand that Maybe
offered to give her back half the money
when she found out she had lost il, saying
that if the money was not found the con
ductor would have to lose il, and he pre-
terred to pay half rather than that the
conductor should pay the whole. Mrs
u-u-A4sliaad to receive it if he had no
stolen il, and be went home without TIT
money. 'NAcp has kept bis eyeon the birC
ever since, and when he came in on Sunday
morning, arrested him and i2und some sl'
on his person. The scamp is in jail. W.
learn that Maybe ran upon the Lake shor'
road as "train boy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02


SOMETHING UP AT GRAEToS.-Thsre has
been warm work at or near PhillPpi. Four
companies Of the Artillery, Companies Al
D., B, and F., are located at PhiliPPL
This morning, the following dispatch WSs
i'O' GRAFTON, June 9Oth, 1851.
D. L. WIoHTMAN;
Tell my wife I am all right. See
bsr W. R. SIMMONS.
Captain Simmons is Captain Of Co. A.
From the dispatch we infer that there was
an advance movement and an engagement
on Sunday, and that some Of our men are
killed.
Col. Charles Whittlesley, who had beer
ordered to report with the army in Vr
qinia, was in town on Saturday, and LET
on that day for Grafton. He remarked tina
no did not know how he should get to tn
army, IS they had orders to march on Sun
day. We shall soon hsve particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF TRANSFERS FROM
KAEsAs.-Capt. Buchanan came in on the
Cleveland and Toledo train this morning,
with ~sixty.One tesmsters for the United
States service, from Fort LeayenWOrth,
Kansas. They left on the 9;15 train of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for
HagsrstOWn, Nd. Capt. Buchanan left
Fort LeavenWorth on Friday, and informs
us that seventy-fve more teamsters viii
follow on Wednesday, There were seven
teen Mexicans in this company. They are
a hard looking set of men, but the Captain
informs us that "they will fight" and fur
Their, that not one man has been under the
influence of liquor since he left Fort Leav-
anwnrfh
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PRRaENT PoPULATIoE

HEEENT
me ssa.e e Eapsly all1g qP via PoPuaaSa &C.
p~opaatoa l TzseSs, > ratio ofl@ PSF cent IN
AeRICULTURAL PRODUCES
Tbe iencnturd Products q ml10is are greater hsn
thoss ofany olhsrs Sat. ne podues sent ont during
the past year exceeded 1y&0Yo00tor me- Whsaterop
61soOapurosches IS 10000 bushes, while the eoTn
.rop webs net less than 40 o. 1900 bushels.
EERTnTrY OF TIE son.
HozhsrG can the industrious fa1ner securo sucd IN
mediate results for his labor asupont hsse prahis sol9s
they being composedo Of q deep Ech ioams TIE fertinty
lof which, Is unsurpassed By any tho gloos.
10 ACTUAL CULfIVATORa
sfres 1854, de Company ha5s sold 10000 d1eA
lThH al Onlv to actual eatisGt0Tg, ard srIg c0Htrdd
i~oonfains an agresmcnt % elir1e. 1hro1a - 6I
Constructed hIOugahes taaG @en 1872
Through irhieh 4 paSsss, tr1g ollg3a5Ybg aHce uAtea4ls5
los hare ben dddai making Gs WAds F~o7ulGion ga,
Sol, again q 14sPae&
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence or he thru Of ts peSpI6, Hnaybs
stated that coo, 900 tons of fTeights hes1aing 1000
bushels OF grain, AID 5000 barel7 q four were for
lWrded over the Inc last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics ana vorkinEmen VII End the free schoog
ENCOURAGED BY the STATE and endowed With 4
idren can live IN sight Of the church and schooIhouses5
and grow up with the prosperity q The leading sats n
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from s. to S5 per
slacre, according 70 location, quality, &C kras easa
Alarming lands se1 for about SIC 20 So per acre ana
the relative expense Of subdring prairie land IS con-
ilpared win wood land Il nthe ratio of 70 10 mfaFoE
Of the ormsr. The terms OF salefor ne buE Nthe8
lands WILDE
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE
lac six per cent per annum, and SIX interest notes a
Iper cent, payable respectively In one two, ures fIoEi
live and sx years from date Of sale and four 10
for principal, payable N -four, i've, EiLend seven ye4s
,lrron date ofsaIe. the outractstipulatng that ls4safk
sioFfhs tract purchased shall be fenced and cultyzted
Tteaeh and every year, for i've years from dels 0lslis
$50 that at The end Of i've years one7haA snai oe feaSea
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILLIE DEDUCTED
81 from he valuation for cash, excsptthe a should Be
at SIX dollars per acre, when the cash price VIII
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Or payment, can Be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Ia4es. and Cfties situated upon the lli-
.I9O, APPLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE
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ARnIY onRRRsPoNDENoE.

The following Is from q member Of Capt
KOnkls's Company, 18th Regiment
PARKERsBURG, Va, June %, 1851.
FRIEND -: Oar deet consisting Of
eleven steamers, left BellAir Wednesday
morning, under command of Commodore
W. ]. KOuntz. From Bellsir to Marietta
the boats kept about ssventy-hve rods
apart, following in each others track, pre-
senting the most beautiful view | ever saw.
We reached Marietta about dusk, and re-
manned aboard the boats over night, and
until yesterday (Thursdsy) al three o.
clock P. NJ, when We were 1.-THE two regi-
ments, 18th and 18th crowded upon fOuT
small steamers, and started for this place
at fourP P. NJ. yesterday. We reached here
at seven P. NJ, and marched out Of town
about Q mile, where We found q lot Of dirty
BIS o. R. R. cars to bunk in. Our boys
wouldn't accept, preferring the ground
1t rained slightly during the night, but We
stood 1t out. While at Bellair, Capt. KOn'
kle was rendered the ColOnelship of thu
ID Virginia Regiment, which is now en-.
eamped neal Wheeling, but he mOdestlJ
declined, preferring to remain with thu
gallant Nineteenth. The Michigan Artil
lery may join us; If SO, Konkle viii be as
signed the command Of them.
Eleven o'clock A. M.-COL Beatty haI
Just given orders to prepare to move.
overheard him tell Capt. KOnkle that "
would 90 thirty miles in the cars, and thel
march thirty. Ave, which win bring US t
charleston, Va. This I think is reliable
1 will write when We reach there. Westhe
warm. YOurs
r. N n-----,H
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Aeaat Motiees.

GALL OF REAL ESTATE BY
= ORDER OF OOURT.-On the I'd day Of July,
1851, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, in the
township Of East Cleveland, CuyahOga County. Ohici
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following de-
Hcribed real estate as the property Of Cornelius Coax
ley, deceased, to wit: Situate IN the said tOWpsnlp
OF kast Cleveland, and part of lot No. 409, NJ
ing at the southwest corner off lot owned BY sam
uel McIlrath; Themes west along the centre Of Cedar
Street a& reds to q lot known as the Isaac sherman
iotl7 rods to a lot known as the Harriet Sprague
lot; thence east along the said Harriet Spragues lot
Dfr rods to the northwest corner OF samuel mc1l-
rath's lot; thence south along the line Of said Mcli-
rath's lot II rods to the place Of beginning, being 2
scres and ~ rods Of land, be the same more or LEES.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of sale will be made known on day Of sale.
HORAC FORD Executor.
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IgEaal Aetaes.

DY VIRTUE OF A OHATTEL
ID Mortgats, made sid dated February 6ths 1851.
by II. BasF le 70 me-, on the property described BE-
low, TO secure the payment Of a CERTAIN lud gme1es
recorded in the Court Of Common Peas OfCuyahoga
County, and the costs therein IN ny favor AGAINST
said 81. Baskle. Said Judgment bemg for sl6sf4s
Plaintiffs costa, &5,5S-75s4os with interest non
december 20tht 1853 1 hfEe taken. possession g
day Of June, 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. d lone Clue FAC
tory, one steam Engine In said Factory, and al paE-
taininR thereto. a lot Of Bones and ahOut 3 barrels
ofGlue, aud q lot Of materials for manumetuEne
Glue, being the property so mortgaged TO me- SAID
Clue Factory being known Is Baskie's Cline kacio-
", and situated on the Lake Shore, IN me noIl1
east corner Of BOckpOrt tOEnssips and SAID sa8AA
'AAs D CRis. BARKWELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

CHILD BURNT TO DEiTH.-A little daugh-
ter of Mr.. Liebenthral, aged Is years, re-
siding on Orange street, was burned SO
badly yesterday, that she died some twelve
hours thereafter. We learn the following
particulars;
Her parents sent her home from church
in the morning, to build q FIRE, and pre-
pare for dinner while making the fire her
clothes toOk6rs, and before she received as
sistance she was go seriously burned that
she died last night at u o'clock, after great
suffering.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

PERAsURE ExoURsION.-The magnificent
floating palace " Western Metropolis will
leave her dock, from the Cleveland and
Columbus pier, on Thursday, July 4th, at
one o'clock, for 3 pleasure excursion on the
Lake, and return before the departure OF
Ihe evening trains There win be an ex-
eellent string band on board, snd those de-
slFOus to trip the light fantastic toe will
have g COED opportunity. The boat has
been chartered for the occasion, by 8 COM
pauy Of gentlemen of this city, and no
pains or expense viii be spared BY them to
make the trip e most agreeable One. 1t is
useless for us to say anything in reference
to the accommodations Of the " Western
AstrOpOlis," further than that she is one Of
The best steamers that ever AOated on the
Lakes, and that she is Offered by gentle
men. HAn aboard" at one o'clock pre-
eisely, as she will leave at the appointed
Ffna
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b. the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement Of an stack immediate
Felieftrom pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea OF Read
ache to which ~ males arc subject.
They act gently upon the BOVsls, removing Cost
iveness.
For Literary Men, studsnts, DolIcsts Fsualss, AID
all persons Of sedentary habits, they are VARIABLE a.
. Laxative, Improving tho appetite, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result ct long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved 6 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 composition,
and may be taken ct all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any chanseo OF diet, and the absence
ofanY diaagreeable taste renders It easy 10 admins.
ter them to Children.
B EWARE OF OOUNTERFEITs
~ The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry O
Spalding on each Box.
HS-sOld By Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine
a Bog win be Sent by mall prepaid. on reOsips o
TwENTY-EIyE GENTS.
sEAn orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIRG,
sosdsr Street, New York,
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DIR. &c. AVER & CO.,
I0WELLL MASS.

.HOMELls MA6b.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for y.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such 9 renoWn for tie cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung COmplatutI thS
ft IL entirely unnecessary for US % recount me eYl'
denos Of Its virtues, wherever II has peen employsq.
AZ II has long been in constant use throughout TINS
section, we need not DO more than assure the peoph
It's quality Is kept up to the best It ever has been, a1e
thai Il may be relied on TO do for their relief All u
hsg ever been found to do.
AYERS CATHARTTO PILLS
o II CUBE OF .
Hassipeneu. JatfEdioe, Dyspepsid, lBdi0oSsto1, QgPen1
ksV, FouI Stomach, ETYsipelas, Headache, PEes, bhes
ElafisDa, Erapttons aud Ska DiSeases, Lfver Complain
Dropsy, letter. TeIaors and SaH RhexH, n0rslsl 9oai
NeGrdbia, a. a Dinner PH, and for PHrVp1HS
they are suEar-ooated, 30 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the pest
apsrient in the world for all the purposes Of hmiH
physio.
Great numbers OF OlergymenI Physlclans, outtes-
men, and eminent persOnagss, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these reme
dies, but our space here Will not permit the insertion
OF them, The Agents below named furnlsh grains
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they are gwen
With also full d0seriptiol1 Of the above complaints
and the treatment that shonld DO followed Tor theI
Do not be put on By unprinOipIed dealers with
other preparations they make more PrOnt on Ne,
uand ATKR'a, and tske DO others. Inc SICK Eanl
the best aid there Ia for them sud they should nave
~ All our remedies are for aale by VIZ. FIsKE,
sTRoEe & ARMSTRONG, =. ,. GAYLORD anu Dy al
81 Ayer's Cherry PICTORIAL. Sarsaparilla and Cs
| thartio PILE. are for sale by Churchill q Brother .
". corner Public SQpere and Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

MORE YoIUETEERs.-We learn that Capt.
Dick of Company F., 9th Pennsylvania
Regiment will arrive in town this after
noon, with forty volunteers from Meadville,
to fill up his company now at Camp Wright.
His company viii number One hundred
and eight men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

RrA single bottle OF sPALD1GGs PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. ~
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NTASTER'S E-PURsUAN4

MASTERS IA E.-PURsUANI
III to the command Of a deeretal order Of sAls
frOm the Court Of Common Please Of Cuyahogf
County, at the suit Of William H-Hsyc3 and otheUs
against John On enbrier and otEhrs, to ne drecteda
1 shall expose for sale 1t public auction, AZ the dooa
OF the Court House. in the City OF Cleveland, on Tx
hhh dag ofguly, 1861, at thnce O'Clock P. NJ ths
following described premises, situate in The town
ship OF Brooklyn, In the county Of tuyeuos1i and
stale Of Ohio, and being II that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio Gty, and known e.
lots numbers tWentT-oneaud tueuiT-tWO In JaooE
Perkins, subdivision o. peEt 81 he southeastern
portion Of original lot No. dfy in said township %
Brooklyn, each CT SAID lots bsinE titY ret mOut o.
Clinton street. Appraised AZ 9su1
HENRY G. ABBEY, r
Loren Prentis Master ComnEs
.n-.n.nLn
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. FURIOUS K-OINOTDENOEI
sLoAN UNDEa rae OOUNTERll
sM1TH ANp oraRRs- IN q BOAIIl

NORRIS 10 sight With his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS. where every owner o.
for many of the Diseases peculiar TO spch AnlHas.
They are 4 Sovereign Remedy Tor O6ldS, Coughs
Loss Of Appetite, Rids-bound, Distempers, &c, &c.
- Thess Powders always give s~attstacuonJ as the
Thouaands who have used them, can testify. bes
NrcnJarg. Try them. For sale by j. II. Gaylord
b. M. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm,
strong, Cleveland, o., a9d " al Druggists IN the
oonntrT' Also, al wholesale BY tAe Proprietor, at l6i
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, TO whom all oTdens
must be addressed
tsb6: R26dHW CT. nOkAI5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

From the KanaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, viii stick to them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

eoNEE.-A large and brilliant comet was
seen about two o'clock this morning due
North, It's course being East, and at On ele-
walton above the horizon of about 10 de-
gFess. The body is said by those who saw
Is to bO larger and more brilliant than that
Of the comet Of '6s, and the light Of its
course vas traoeable for a great distance,
--.h,hl-O On dar-a.a
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Goa.

GOKE COKE II COKEllI-.
b. MALLAOE 4 SON ARE NOW Manu-,
VILE STRIP Vein "A which Ia superior
10 any other Coke IN the market. We can furnish
tastimOulals IRON NUMEROUS manufacturers who are
hishest terms.
Aao, q constant supply Of HammondsTills "Trip
Being located immedistsly on the line ofthe Olsys
Iatoh 70 any part Of the STATE. Orders solicited.
b. 81. WALLACE q SON,
Hammondgvilie, Jefferson County Ohio.
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