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GnntRctiUuErN.

VOHN SOHRINK,
- HAVING REMOVED TO HIS NEW QUARTERS,
No, 90 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. SQusre,)
Is prepared receive the calls Of MIA friends and
the public at large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery is kept at
WHOLESALE AND RITAIL as ususL
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
ss we'll a. the choicest oatsbls5 served up at q mo
ment's notice.
DIHNER IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
ct the Court Hou5a.
EgHHET AXE ON D8AUaHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DRJPS-supsrior to
any thing 10 the Confectionery lneJusi Oe led By
JOHN SOHRLhk. -
RE-LOOK OUT FOE TIE TAFFEY.-6a
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MfIEneru.

MILLINERY GOODS NE W
lVN Arrival. - =. -.
hfRs. VI. 8. POTTER "a Seneca street,
Ia IN receipt Of q new and choice stock OF
MILLIHERY GOODS
Comprising
Rew STYLE Bhirred Hats. Flowers, biDoons' Moazn-
inF Goods, Collars, Wells 80. Also
EEW STYLE HATS FOR CHlLDhEh.
Hes,dsI great variety Of Beaaonable and ihahton-
abis Fonda not enumerated. Ladies are Respectfully
fnyit-d a call and examine.
n ~ DreSI making done 70 order in the vsEy 6e
uo1nsS- maF2oiB96
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THFABOVE NAMED ASAHRI

u
81. Jackson, resident o. the State Of n incis.
and AiausOn Las renee, resident Of the state q
Michigan, VIII take notca that The plaintiff. the
s0i day u Octobe is6i, hled hts petfi1n. sstinE
Tor . judgment obtained IN faEUT Of the pslnsid
against said Iac son az the Nay term Is o Of aad
Court for S3 81 i0u collars dlnafes, and cs5ta q
suit; and that a CeTtain dasi uf 'conVeya1ce, eE-
ecutsd By said Jackson 70 the said Lawrence, o.
ted On OF sbOut NOVtWbsf 9Th, ie q and made With
out consteration eno for the purrose Of defauoilE
this plaintiff ard other urGifuTa 81 tha said Jackson;
that said deed pretended 10 couVfy The following d.
scrtted PREMISE % Wit eltu1.ad IN t1e LltT Of
Clsveiand, IN the county % ouEa10ga and stare tf
rs, Ia Barber Lords 50 nbdit ision 10 that Fart
said City Of Cleveland f1r7uerg Tho Cify, ard q
bounded ioliqUa- 70 VII; narh b. Lo-ain stress
east aud south by lOt ines and west By the west line
o. same lot o 2lS. aud IS 3 llet fTout on Lordn
str etFe ersnor bsnE bed % ths Plat and surFeT Of
Abaz Merchant for more particgiaf do crtption-
AisO-Anothsr piece Or Teel ei land kuoWl -
being mum Der ~, &c Bsrbtr a Lord'g subdivil.on
in that part Of the Uty Of 0leFal11 = heh aaa l1r-
merry = own a. uti1 EifTs EfaE1led northerlg on
lots Uos Zi5 no. 2iT and 1le easterlT on lot No s
soufheFig on lot 5gl. ard EerterI7 on Penn STREET,
2i5 ssst dep. be the mole o less, and suhect
10 an legal highwats. AID further setting l1Tth
that after levy had been maze cn said prCui1f8
~ , aiufih on execution issued on said judEmsl Z,
the aaid LarcuC3 conr eyed The lot lastly ab0ra De-
scTibed 70 the said John singer, % WI, on The ID
day Of February l56l. Ard pra ing that beth SO
deeds lie declar- 4 vod and set aside, and tha said
pr misea Be sold and proceeds applied in payment q
plain ia said ludgmear and costs Of suit 1hs said
Atanson ;. Laurencs and 1lahel n. Jackson ars re-.
quiIsd answer aid petition oH or before the lih
day ofJanuaFyI l1ss ,
Aot4-4oa 49, 80 -
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Ths STATE Of Ohio,
CuyahcRa County. IS.
0nr01fua EHhan nhrrunr
: - YFsatoa b bi1osoa

George E5henbrennerBl
NE0KGE ESHENBRENNER, Oh
" Narietta, in the county Of Wa11inEfon, and
etats OF Onioi is nctffed that Caroline hen brsnnel
did, the 18th day Of Nag, a. D. 1857 Die haF peti
ton IN the once Of the Clerk Of the u1Irt Of CON
mon Pleas, within and for the county a Ouyahoga
and Sta1s d Ohio charging re aala s1orgs Eshan-
branner With Adultery, with one .zabsfh Koi
brsnnsr, and asking that she may - liEoEced froE
the said George Eshenbrenneri which petition Win
Be fJr hearing in six weeks irOm the lats hereWifh
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, a. d., 1861.
OABOLINE EoHEM bkENMER,
TnV2Q-ffIF piarra A f1of1fa-. harH ffir-
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-ASTERlS sALH-PURqrlr-

M ADJ In y DALn.-E UH8UAhL
lll TO the command Of an aiiag decrstal order q
issued from the Court o. CuumUn Pleas 81 CrT-
ahOsa county, Ohio, at tn suiL Of Nelson Priues
and Others, agaiust Levi Thomas and OF erB, % Ne
directed and delivered, shall eXpJ5e for sale at
puolie auction at the Goor Of he court H0uss h
the city Of Cleveland, on ths 10Th day u h0Femhsr-
l56l, at two O'Clock p. NJ, the fOlloa ing dascri
premises, to Wit: 5irrafed in last Cleveland, CIy-
ahOgs county, ohio. and bounded. beginning iD fhs
Plank hoad ami south 5g54o est chains ~ lllkg
from the west corner Of Chitrenden LsU1si lan1.
thence south 504o east chains and 20 inks 70 sai
Lewis west line thsncs sou chains and 81 EIs
thence north 5o14o, west chains and IS llnfss
thence nortn - east = INKS thence north =
west chains TO the Plank Road; hence north SO
chains and 80 links 70 the place Il beginninF
Oontainiug three ald one-half acres Of lsnd. Ap-
praised at 81 30.
eco. "a. WYMAF, Nssssr Commiasionsr.
b. B BEATIg, Pl'fs Atty. oe25.553
ne srsts or ono. ! oou-t y Cl5--l75oo P19---
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Oil Of the right density,
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Oil that is free from acid,
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Oil in good, tight packages,
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphhlio Pulls accomplish the object for Ehisl
they were lAde, viz; Cure fhsadaohe IN al It, forms
TTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VaI
They have been tested In more than 6 thoasan
o4ssI, with susirs Buceesa.
IErOm the Democrat, st. Cloud, Minn-l
aohe, send for q box, (Cephahe Pilll) 90 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
IFrom ths Advertiser ProFidsnos, B. II
lectge remeg sor the headache and one y the very
best ior that lery frequent complaint which has eE-
er been discovered.
IFrom the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
Wsheartily 4dorss Mr.. spalding, End hiE unri
vailed OsPhAl fil1.
TFrom the KAnaWha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suIsrinE with hsadschs,
Who TIL them win stick to them
IFrom mo Southern Path Eindsr, E.O.I
Try them you that are a1dicted, and We are gurs
that yo9r testimony can be addad g the already M
merous ist that has received bsnots that no othsE
msdicir aean produce.
rFron the ST. Louis DsmooEsGI
Fhsimmsnse demand for the article (Csphalio Pilla
h rapidly enereasing.
TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, ToWa.l
BIr. BpaldinR would not connect his name with aB
article be did notF- Nv 10 possess real merit.
LFrom the Advertiser, ProTiLsnos, B. II
The testimony in their favor Is strong. fEOn Ias
most respectable quarters.
Iron the Daily News, Newport, =. II
Csphallo pills are taking the place Of All kind.
IFrom the Oommsrsial BHllstin, Bogton.l
Said to be very sdioacious for the hsadaehe-
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State o. Ohio. r,,-t 90 ,,,-,-.,. p,...
Ouyahoga county ss. a. Ne--r "a
Julia A. WOOdard, D
". divorce.
George WoOdard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
the above named court asking for dissolution o.
the arriage contract cause assigned, wlllful A.
sence and adultery. The viii Be fer hearing af
the NoFembsr Term Of sale Court.
October z4th, 1851. JULIA a. WOODARD-
r A. DAVlnaaN eoIl.lLor. nctal.l.l
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Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Osphhlio Pulls accomplish the object for Whisl
they were lsie Wis Cure ofhsadaohs IN hll its forms
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w.
John =. B0rgss, Mrs
brederika BOrgag, I'd
ward Hasgenmulier, Jn8
Btumpf, Wm. Mackay,
Theodore VqgeE, Adam
hchnidar, VaIentfne e
swain, Oathariue Bur
ger 6erm N BangV0ient
Society John Black,
FfanciI Orr af0rd, Go.
Green deld. John BEN.
Orick Isaac and Le0ns q
CoYart hsrles Heath
Giles White, drm Oi
Heath 4 White, Fsrdi-
nand Schumacher John
Laisy, Commonwealth
lnsurance Oompany,
Wm. b. Leonar , ". ".
Barbut, Cha les Griffith,
MeianctOn Burr, Wm.
Richardson, Phiiip O.
WeaFer, john Mott,
John d. CLARK, William
BrOggenmyer, ID. Bush,
Mar q Henks, Henery
Briker, b. A. Day, w
Msin- Defendants.
"u = nnW1
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Terms-Cash. JOSEPH s. GRAEEIs,
Assignee OF Wm. EIgEE.


Assignee OF Wm. EIsEE.
A sSIGNEEs BALE-PURsUAET
IA to an order from The Probate Court Of CuIa-
boga County Ohio, shgi on 5ae SIfQ day 81 h9-
at public auction, AZ the dor q the Court Hcusf
in said county, the following described property %
on the south half Of sub-lot No IS of q. A and Z.
GranReT's subdivision OF leFeland ten acrs So
Nos 5l and s., Of AhaE Merchants survey. SD
premises being the asseis Cf the assignment Of Q
II. Robson APPRAISED valu9--tle0.
J. q GRAEHIS,
oct Is Is6:s63 Asslanaa.
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".
Asahel b. jackson,
Alanson =. Lawrence,
John Singer,
Lucius ". lager.
WI lem p. Lason and
Aealine Lason,
n -L-.--
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THR ALL-sUFFlOlENr Thkah.
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, 2 B 3, ARE DE
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT 0
England snd secured b. the Scala q the Ecole De
''hsrmscie de Paris, and ths Imperia O0llsEs Of
Nedicine, Vienna. .l-
NO l ii invaluable for exhaustion, EpermatoThosa
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradioate8 All traces oi those dis
esses that have heretofore been treated by the
oiOug and Bernicious use Of copGiva and cubebds
No. has entirely supplanted the Injurious uI8
mercury, thereby iusurlng % she sufferer speedy
lief, di5Persing Al impurities and roofing out thS
venom Of disease,
TRIESEMAR, Kos. ], 2 and 3, are preparation the
torn Of lozenge, devoid Of Taste and small, and can
and divided into separate doses admini9terad b.
Yarssu hallenand Roux, Ricold, a.. Price - each,
or for So, which = aud IN so cases.
Wh.reby there Il saving Of 81. To Be had Wholesale
and retail, OF DR.. BARROW, No. l9l Blaeoker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
D.. Barrow viii forward tho Iriesamar 20 any par
Of the world, securely packed and add e1sq noeore
ing 70 the Instructions % the writer
- Sold also b ,, = GAFLORD and ~
BTaKE. Oisselsnst ann
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TTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Vl,l
They have been tested In more than 8 thoGsan
oigeI, with entire success.
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IErom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Minn.I
Iiyou are, or have been troubled with the had
ache, send for box, (Oephalic Pills,) that y0u
may have them IN case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

. In CourtofCommon Plsas
Ouyahofa County Ohio.
ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

Iron the Daily News, Newport, 3. II
0sphAllc PIIls are taking the place Of AL kind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

IFrom the Commercial BHllstin, BoGton.l
ssid to be very sHoacious for the hsadaehs-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

LFrOm the AdVertissr, ProNJsnos, B. II
The testimony in their favor d strong, non lhs
most respectable quarters.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,

@-A single bottle Of sPALDIEe'B PREPARED
GLUE win save ten times its cost annually. ~
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IFrom ths Advertiser. ProTidsncs, B. II
The Oephalic Pills are said to Be q remarkably si-
iactiFe remeY .Or the headache and one u the very
sr been dfHeoFered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

TFrom the Western B. B. Gazette, Ohioago, Ill
We heartily qdorss Mr. spalding, Gnd kiE unri
vailed Osphal filll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Threat.
They give strength and volume 70 the voios,
They impart q delicious aroma 20 the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are msd9 Of simple horbs and sannot hArE
any one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-10

merston Cabinet, and generally well informed
states that twenty-five thousand five hundred Bri-
fish troops will be despatched to Canada during
TIE month of September. 1t is also asserted that
Lord Monck is to succeed Sir Edmund Head as
Governor General of that Province. The Lon
don Times advocates the absolute necessity OF a
cotton supply for England in an editorial article.
1t states that the government will aid the MGR
chants and the capitalists in extending the cult
walton of the staple in India, and winds up with
the assurance that 'the government will waive all
scrupes when the prosperity of the country and
the existence of millions are. at stake" Exagge-
rated reports of the operations of tie rebel priva
tecr Sumter in the West India waters had reached
Great Britain The London Ne'cs AYERS that the
war in America is conducted with the view of the
abolition of slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-10
Another Edition, with Several New and
Important Maps.

We publish another edition of our war maps to-
day 1t will embrace several additions, such as the
map oil the Coast of North Carolina; one of the
present Seat of War in Missouri Kentucky, Ar.
kansas and Tennessee; the official diagram of the
oattic OF Bull run, and an excellent plan of the
pat'le field at Wilson's Creek, Missouri Agents
1esring copies are requested to send in their or
ders Immediately. Single copies six cents. Whole
sale price the same as for the WEEKLY HERALD.
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GROUND AND LOFTY TuMBLINGs IN P0LrrICs.-
We publish in another column the material
parts of the report of the disappointed and
wrathy Mozart delegation, who were shut out
of the late Syracuse convertible by Dean Rich
mond and Peter Cagger-a streak Of fat and
streak of lean--to make room for old Tamma-
ny, and who have returned to this city full of
dire resolves and determinations regarding their
future course. Only read our report of the
meeting and the report of the delegates. From
present indications we should not be at all s,lr-
priscd if the discounted and indignant Mozart
democracy would club together with Thurlow
Weed and his conservative republicans. and so
extinguish Tammany and Greeley with one
blow support Abe Lincoln and his administra-
tion and go in strong for the war. But what
will Ben. Wood and his Daily Ne,cs do then,
trot after the Mozart democracy? 1t will
be a curious and funny spectacle
to see Ben. Wood and the famous
nineteen Ne,cs editors dancing jim Crow and
throwing up their caps for Abe Lincoln and
the war. But these are revolutionary times, and
truth is often stranger than fiction.
Within day or two, also, two conventions
assemble at Syracuse that of the last new
political conglomeratiort,e the Union party, and
that OF Thurlow Weeds conservatives. Poor
Greeley has no leading place in either of these
gatherings. If he comes in at all it must be by
the back door, and he will certainly be kicked
out at the back door if he does not.bchaye him
self rightly. Still the Mozart democracy mold
the balance of power, both in this city and
throughout the State, between the opposing
factions, and may turn the election by ctrectinl
union with Thurlow Weol Nothing should
surprise us in such revolutionary times as these
aud we may find Ferpando Wood and JohI
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PROBABLE ARRIVAL OF GARIBALDI TO JOIN THE
FEDEasr. ARMY.-From the facts stated yester-
day in connection with the correspondence that
has taken place between our government and
Garibaldi, a confident expectation is entertain
cd that we shall soon see arrive among us the
liberator of Italy. The proclamation of Gen.
Fremont will exercise a powerful influence in
deciding his acceptance of the Presidents offer.
Although he will not see in it, as the rabd OK
tremists of both sections profess to do, a step
towards the abolition of slavery, and the desti-
tuition of the South Of it's rights Of property,
it will sufficiently interest his feelings to induce
him to cast the weight of his influence and
presence on our side. He is man of practical
views though strong opponent OF slave insti-
tutions and his long residence in this country
has taught him the difference between the
pseudo philanthropy of the Northern abolition
lists and the common sense humanity of the slave
owners towards their negroes. In the stripping
of slavery of its political influence, which is all
that the Fremont proclamation does, he will
find sufficient to enlist his sympathies and SER
vices in behalf of the North. A republic in
which the slave influence predominates is to
him naturally an anomaly; and the proclama-
ton of General Fremont, in reducing the latter
to its proper limits and destroying its political
character. will afford him the assurance that it
will never again be allowed to endanger tho
stability of our institutions
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NAVAL COAST OPERATIONs.--1n any further
expeditions that may be undertaken against the
Southern coast we hope proper attention will
be paid to the preparations required for such
undertakings In the affair at Fort Hatteras
our troops were exposed to unnecessary danger
from the want of proper surf boats and other
facilities Of debarkation. AT one time Colonel
Max Weber and his two Adjutants were up to
their necks in water, and had narrow escape
from drowning 1t is not sufficient for q naval
commander to be provided with The means of
Smelling or battering down fort. Troops have
to be landed to secure the prize when captured,
and their dcbarkation should be accomplished
with as little risk as possible. To neglect the
means and appliances necessary to that object
is, therefore. to neglect one of the most import
ant conditions of success. In the present case
we do not know who is responsible for the over
sight complained of--whether the Navy Depart
ment or the naval officer in command. We can
only compare the slovenly manner in which
our troops were put on shore at Hatteras with
the brilliant debarkation Of the army at Vera
Cruz. during the Mexican war,which was effected
by Commodore Conner, in the face Of a hume
rous enemy, without the loss Of single man,
and almost without wetting single foot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-10

MAssA GEEEIEY's LIBEL SuIT.-Our Geographic
advices inform us that the libel suit brought by
Speaker Littlciohn against Massa Greeley will
shortly come to trial at Pulaski, Oswego county.
George Law, Thurlow Weed and other promi-
nent members of the Albany lobby lave been
subrmnaed. and no doubt the trial will show
mp the lobby corruption in all its length,
breadth and depth. We hope that Greeley will
push the matter through, give the city railroad
and other lobby schemes thorough overhaul
ing, and be acquitted hy.the iary in the case.
We have fellow feeling for him in this matter.
for one Of the lobbyists has commenced suit
against Bs and in short sime we shall give a
thorough exposition hof The whole shoddy bust
ness and Of other kinascd subjects. Massa
Greeley is right for qvee, and now let him go
ahead. Littlejohn's/ea won't hold water a'Iy
more than the shcIldy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-10

TAXPAYERS, BE STIRRING THE taxpayers of
New York lad better be stirring, so as to be
ready for Zoe State election in No,cmber, and
especially for the charter electio-l in December
next, The taxpayers numbGr llirty-dve thou.
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-Day
and EveninH-TfMB TRiEs AfL-Lorf IN ldvELr-HiffO
PorAaUs SEA LIoN AND OTHER CUIosTIgs
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sand voters, and II they coNbine they can con-
troll these elections These ave revolutionary
times in p.wty politics, and those who have
great interests at stake should be moving We
expect to have taxpayers party this fall
which shall SO influence the elections as to pro-
tect us from all eaioddy politicians of every
stripe. But let the taxpayers be stirring
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NEW B0WERY THEATRE. Bowery.--DuLL RuN-coo
As A CUCUMBEl--IsAYaOED AND AGNES
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BRYANTs' MINSTRELS Mechanics Hall. AZ Broa
way-SoSGS, DANCES, BuRiEsQUEs, &c.--WIpE AWAKE.
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WINTER GARDEN INSTRUMENTATION AS
A CUCUMBER.
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' MELODEON CONCERT HALL, No. $50 Broadway
SONGS DANCES, BURLIsoUEs. &C.-IRELAAD 1856
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DUR WAR MAPS.

: New York, Tuesday, September 10. 1861.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5s5 Broadway.-soN
DANCES, EURiEsQUEs, DC