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" URIOUs KoINOIDENCEl
SLOAN uED1s rae oOUETEa

SMITH AND oTHERs IN A BO4IIl
NORRIS In sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses and Cattle mud the best Medicine IN use
for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
1hey are Sovereign Remedy 1or Colds, Coughs
Lose OF ppetite, Hide bound, Distempera &C., sc.
~ These Powders always give satisfaction, aa the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale by 4. +. Gaylord,
Z. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Z Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and BY all Druggists In the
country Also at wholesale by the Proprietor, At I6i
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, to whom al orders
must be addressed. .-1H .H4 Ll. EIlf
tebs: R2bdsW G. @. NORRIs.
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CBBVELAND, COLUMBUS a
- OINeINNArI EAILRoAD.


1861. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and after Monday, Jane lth, 1861, Passenge
Trains will leave Cleveland As follows:
$40 A. Il. N. Y. Cincinnati Express-Stopping
Berea, Grafton, wellington, Ees London,
Salem, Shelby, Crestllne, Gallon, Giiead,
liaruingtonY Ashley, DelaYa-ss Lewis
u ntre, hOrthingtOn, reaching Colum-
bus at 10 80 A. ~, cincinnati a. 40 p. n,
and Chicago via 0restliue at 100 P. n.
RIO ?. N. AccommOdatiOn-Stopplag at all StatiOLs
and arriving 1t Columbus 100 P. n {, and
Cincinnati At sd0 A. y.
4:1 P. n. Night Express-StopplDg ct oil Stations
north Of Crestline, and at Gallon, ,Ca-ding.
ton, Delaware and at ali other stations, to
leave passengers only, arriving at Co.
lumbus 81 tl:lbF q, and Cincinnati 81 5s3
4. n, Chicago via OFestline, ct 7isO 4. n.
CONN O-TIOHS .r sra
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Rslroad, 70
Mansheld, Mt. VeEnoni Newark, zsnesyille,
Urestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-.
E9ed, for koEsst, Upper sAndnssiy, belphos,
Lima, Fort Weynet -LgpoEte, Chicago, &c,
west, and Est for AsnsAeld, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Belsfoptaine Railroad Line, for Marion
hsllesontaine, Sidney URinn, Auncie, In
dinapoiis, Ierre uaute, Nincennes, EYang-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, Sc.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Spring gaeld-
Columbus, Little Miami B Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, Ind annapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow. ii0veland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-,
sissippi Railroad At Cincinnati for Louis.
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Lcuis, and all
points on the Ohio river. '...a
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, Zanes.
vile, Wheeling, &C., COlumb1H, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbsna, &c.
~ For Tickets to all points and Information ap
ply at the Passenger Stati9n.
Cleveland June 10Th 1851
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NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
sapercsding Cubabs, Ooptiba, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever besD beiore the public. IL
has BEEN used BY -. . -,
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In thnir private practice With entire success, IN ali
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Tor dseases n private Diseases; Cure Is frequent
II psrfoFmed IN q week, anA entire conndenee may
be plaoed In them. This rauedy u newly disooy
sred Specihc mere active ane more apeedy IN sts e
Ects (hnn Oubebs Or OOp<iaa alone. The PILLS are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauaeate lne
stomach or impreRusts the breath SIX ao1en Fli-
81 Prioo ONE DOLLAR.
Tue above VIII Be sent By mall on receipt OF the
@9na urAs TTsKu Agant tov ul.valsna.
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NARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
HONE TESTTNONY,

In this connection we Ouor q IeW testimonials:
81 am MethOdiBt clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases Tor which you advertise Marshas Ute
riDs CathOlicon cure. have advised Its and
1t has effected complete wherever it has been
used. sl-a Rev. PETER SHARE,
Western Star, Ohio.
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NTASTER5S S1L E-PURs7T1

MASTERS SAL E.-PURsUANI
lNl to the command OF deeretsl order Of sAlG
from The Court Of Common Please Of Cuy ahoge
County at the suit Of William y Hayes and others,
against John Grt nbrier and others 10 directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction, at the dOol
OF the Court House IN the City OF Oivelyud on hf
ff ID dag Of JULY, ls6i, at three O'Clock P H., the
following described premises situate in the town
ship OF Brooklyn, in the county OF uyahOga, an0
stafe OF Ohio and being in that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known
lots mum bers twenty -One and twenty two in JecoE
Perkns's subdivision Of part Of the south-eastarn
portion OF original lot No. MY In said township Of
Brooklyn each Of said lots being hty feet front Oh
HENRY G. ABBEY,
LcFeu Prentfs HaEter Oumm'r.
frrrn
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FUx -Christy's Minstrsls are
posted for two Concerts next week, on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Of the stat Of Ohio. are titled that tue said plain
t the 26th day Of june 1851, hied In said Court
her petition again,t them and samuel MaiheWs
resident thr eOrny OF Lake in the state Of Ohio,
and others stating in substaaoe that on the 80 day
OF August T57 she hled in said Court her petition
against HE said ROduey Il. Mathe-s, iWhlse wife
she then was, praying e be divorced nom him TOT
the cause Of adultery with one Lucinda Mills, and
That aid Court, at the November term thereof
1857, O-oered the aid Rodney to pay her $50 as ali
mony pending suit, and that at the February term
then Of ISIS. said cause tried and decree ener-
ny agair.t fhe said Kodnsy In the sum Of - 90 N
sddit on to thes i'd sum Of $50 which sum were "
sad Rodney, situste in said county, i he petition
In This fur her states that tn "a RodDey AZ
Ter the flipg OF szit Ietiton for divorce 70 pre-
vent the collection OF such reasonable alimony a.
the Court should decree to her. the trial Of said
s. suit claim ded ons tsqGs hoiety Of the foo
ing described raj estate, sifate in sad county, %
part Of original lot 30 So in the Ciy Of Cleveland,
bounded a. follows: beginning on the northeast cor
ner oi said fot on the southerly line Of the Public
squarss rnnnlng thence soatheGly Win me easteI5
line Of said lot TO Champlain street, thenoo
with the northerly lire of Champ ain street 4 ieet
thence nOrtherly At right angles with Ohamplain
street the Public square; thence eastery with Tue
Public Square 81 feet 10 the Place OF beginning al,
90, that the said samuel Mathews received said deed
for the soils purpose OF aiding the said Rodney in
placing his interest in said premises beyond the
said petition further stsees that during the pen
deney Of said petition Tor div9roes the saa samuel,
at the request Of the said Rodney and for the pur-
se II more efeetually placing said premises beyond
the reach of said deere for aimony, oItgaged the
asid real estate 10 the said atherine II. oakley,
Who. said petition alleges had notice Of the faudu-
lent intentions Of the said Rodney and samuel
The prayer of sid petition s, that the said Quit
Claim Deed from the said Rodney to the said sam
uel Be set aside as fraudulent; that sald mortgage,
found to have been received in good lathr Be post
puusd 70 the said decree Of the plaintiff anu that the
said premises, conveyed to said Samuel Be sold b.
order Of said Court and that the procoedS OF sad
sale be applied-ist. 70 the payment Of the amount
due on said decree and costs entered IN aSor q
the plaintiff and that the residue abide the order Of
said COl1 lL
1he sad Rodney B. Mathews and Catherine y.
Oakley are also notified that they are required 20
answer said petition cn or before The elst DAY Of Au-
qugf 1881 ). b. AXTELB,
iuneT7.afT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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| C1LEVELAND Z PITTsBURGH

CtLEVELAND l. PITTSBURGH
RAILK DAB. r,a
sUNaER ARBkHGKnEr-. -f-
To take eject on Monday, June f!th, 1851. TrainE
Leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted, as follows
el5 A. n.-mHii-Arrives at New York 500 A. n,
PhlsdegIea tsS $50 4 r. s@ittsSgSTgh. @ sa9 2
500 ".
49, P. N EHpross-ArrivsB at New York 900 ?. NJ;
Phiadeiphs 1880 P. H.; Pittsburgh 1885 P.
NJ; Wheeling 5D7 A. n.
Both Traps eounect Rt Hudson for Akron and
MillrIsbuFRh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 10 New York
(yiA AilentOWn,) Without change
10. FAte ~ low ~ BY any other line.
ne. Through Ticf ets can be procured at the Depot
or at the Euclid Street station.
FIR. MYERS, q T kSan1 iiI,Se S I =
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MediFiuEs.
SoRoFULA, on KINe's EvIT,.

TS.AA CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
II EASE, corruption Of the blood, BY which thh
Iss circulation L Psrvsdss hs sEols Sody sdns l5d y
burst out In disease on any pars Of Il. 30 OrFsn :
trss CON lie attacks, nor z there one which 9 maj
caused b. mereuris disease, loE living, d.o-d-rrl
gr Hnhealthy food, impure sit, hlth snd hy nab
roal inisction Whaever 30 iis oriFi L Is hsredi.
tary in ths consultation, descending ON ghFent7
indeed, i seems % BE- Cue rod Of Him Who says, d
Sis visit the lniqaitiea q the fathers upon their
It's effects commence by deposition from the blood
o. corrupt or elceEous matter which, Ia the nuga
uteti anq ihteInA orgA1ai - termed tutsrcleli u
or sores. This fopleoFrupton which gsnders Ia the
9sa a9S SSP5s11s 53s ps sPssS % o 9 that ssE21
complaints, but they haye far less power to with
stand The attacks Of other diseased; consequently
vast numbers perish By disorders which, although
not scrofuous in their nature still rendered a.
tAl By this tsint IN the systsm. Most Of the coz,
origin directly in this aorofulouS Contamination.
and many destructive diseases Of the lVsr, kidDsyA
are aggravated BY the same cause.
Ons quarter OF al our people are sorofuOus; then
their health d undermined b. it. To cleanse Il from
the SYSTEM We must renovate the blood by an altsra
exercise. Such & medicine we supply IN
lhH A Y ER'S
COMPOUND ExTRAcr OF SARsAPARILLA,
the most ofeetual remedy which the medical skill Q
onr times can devise for this everywhere prevailing
and iata mala y. Il ls combined nom the most
tive remedials that have been discovered for the
purgAtiQu Of this foul disorder from the blood and
the rescue Of tho system from its destructive cOnso
Quenoes. Hence II should be employed for the curf
Of not only Scroua, but also those other aectiOni
which arise nom IL, Euch as ERUPTIVl an 1 BEn
! DIsE4aEs, 81. ANfHONE's fIRE, B0sE, or kRYsIPE
/ LAs, PlgRLns, PUSTULEs, BLOTcHEs, BLEIEs, an
I b0ILs, 1VMORa, TEfTEE and SALT pHURn sOA,E
/ HEAD, RINgwORn. RHEUHArisM, .HILITIC an
/ MERCgRGAL DISEASES, DROPsY, DHsPEPsIA, DEBiu
ITE, and indeed, ALL CoNPLI INrs 'RRIsLNG FRoh
/ NITiATeD os iMPUEE BLooD. rhe popular beiie IA
''impuTitya Of the blood Is founded IN tFnth iol
Bcrofula Is degeneration Of the blood. The parti
ular purpose and virtue VI this Barsaparilla d %
rify and regenerate this vital huid without Whicl
/ sound health is impossi0lo m contaminated c0nstt
AY RS AGUE OURE.a
| FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE OF
EateFMitts1st Fever, or FsDsr and AgIe, Remit
tent FSDT, CaiR Fever, Dumb Agus, Fes
ri0dteal Headache OF Bilious Head
lsch Gehe, and Bilious Fevers, indeed,
/ L... for he whole class Of Dis-
sasss originating IN b.
tidTy deTGg9enlsHt
ID ~ caused BIZ tbe
Malaria .77l
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StoPpqgs of Nature or 0bstrUc6OaG
These Pills have never been known 20 fGl when
the ctions have been strictly folloved and they
are perf city safe 20 take BY the most delicate.
10 MARRIED. LADIES they are particularly re-
cOmmendsd, as thev remove uiihcu ties and .e-tore
nature, no matter from what carse he obstruction
may arise. A few days in most cases viii prCducs
tse desired effect; and although p1weru, yet no
injury viii yer rssul from their use but who
are pr-gnant she MD not use them, they have an
edef contrary 20 nature.
Pamphlets deiailiug their virtues with numerous
certificates from well known physic ans aud apOth-
ecaries can De had application to the sgrnt who
will nd the Pills If des red, M all, post paid TO
any address, on rec1ipt Of the money in rOEts
containing sixty Pills. by all the principal drue gsts
and dealers evsryR here.
I'l q. W. CLARK, Gen. Agent
jyl5:RZ6 if9 Suplrilrst. Cleveland, o.
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n OTI Q E.-THE CREDIToRs or

KT OTIO r The CREDITORs OR
WILLIAM FISKE, and all others interest
ed will take notice that i, the subscriber have been
appointed BY the Judge Of the Probate Court, Ia
and for the county Of UuyahOga, Ohio assignee Of
the said William Fiske, IN the noom OF George Il.
Bnrritt, RESIGNED and that have given BAH and
have entered upon the duties of saia trust. They
viii isO Iae notice that ali claims AGAINST the said
William lake, must Be presented % me at ny Of
Ace 10 the city OF Cleveland, verified accorung 70
4'' - JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
iuly9.3l6 Assignee Of VIM. Risks.
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It's principal merits ara Is
SIMPLICITY, DURABILIFY, EASE N WOEKIHe,
CLEAN Kiss,
And its Inpossibility to Freeze Upi
1T NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
EFT OK THE SPOUT doing AWAY with ths COM
bhcatsd machinery necessary 70 accQEnp pltsh both.
Its simplicity makes il less liable to GET ont Of order
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, SC, are
substantially made Of the best material the whole
being calculated TO meet tie wants Of ths public.
Ratsy eGa Be rase9 n lsIs tine than n asy
OthT Dg..
It Discharges t1on the Bottom Of the E7ckst.
cBAn the Poae required is 70 raise the W yht Of
water IN the Burke
Please examine Dan hiN'S WATER DBAMEk
before purchasing any 0tner. Address
Jams DANHlN CO., Propr'8,
FACFoHT-SO5 Ontario street, CleTeland, Ohio.
Ea5-Stats aad County Rights for sale Add1ess .
hove uoVasHz6
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N.r.e,, ETdnnnI for Camps and Famlles.

Nurues' EIennnl for Camps and Families
RsstrEs IN CoOKERY: Tor the sick and
convaleseent In Hospitals and Families.
Also, fct camps, In numbers and IN
SQUADS. accompanied with directions TO
Nurses and attendants having the care
Of the sick and the preparation OF food
and drink, pastss, poultiees, tOnents-
tions, &C., with their application. by
Mrs. Mary l. 7. Evans, late Mstron OF
the Northern Ohio LEnatio Asylum
Cleveland, o. Inghsm B Bragg.
In the care Of the sick, the position Occu-
pied By the nurse q Of not less Importance
than that Of the physician. In fact, the
skillful nurse Is perhaps the best Of all
physicians, Proper care, a wholesome
and nOurishing diet, cheerful and sncOur-
aging manner, will go farther to overcome
disease than much medicine. All who have
known Mrs Evans, or have been acqu 'int-
ed with her qualifications IS nurse, will
have the fullest confidence in this little
book, which contains the fruits Of much
valuable experience within iIs pages S"e
says in her introductory remarks that "'he
suggestions and recipes are Of tried worth
The paramount object Of tho work has been
to furnish practical directions and fOrmu'
las for the preparation of restricted diet
The recipes for the sick comprise directions
for the preparation Of sixty four different
dishes, and the recipes for the camp abou
fifty mo1e. Besides these there are diree
tons for the compOunding Of various Oint
ments, pOhltices, linimcnts, etc, and tol
the making of bandages.
Let sn who have or are likely to hav'
invslida under their charge procure thiI
little work and live up to its teachings
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CONSUMPTION.

And here It is deemed Of the utmost Importance to
correct prevRlsnt-almost unDardOnable error
Bropchiiis Is known 20 be the immediate harbibger
Of COnsumption. Not knowing, and lot even sus
psctinR that Oatarrh Is the pronouDeing cause ot
brDnc6ita pbVuIcjeng have attempted 10 renoY lhs
Ia ter Auction By local applications, such MI rate
OF siytr fo'.entations inhzlationg o. medcsten
pJrs &c 10 the throat and hucss. Now, all sue
ehorts TO ourS bronchitis afford palpabe evidence OF
deiuson only therefore assert, that 70 cure bron-
ehfts sud avert consumption, CRtarrh must hrst lie
cured. Upon this commOn sense pOatplate, have
predicatef my remedy for the cure of Oatarrh; and
not only hAsb the satisfaction TO know that II has
proved eminently successful In the attainUlsnt OF
this Object but that in accomplish ng this. n mas
permanently cured bronchitis aud Cd onsump-
F-,F -. ID nf
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Us. Circuit Court, July Is.

% .. DITCUII DlUFLI uIJ AUs
The following Judgments we're rendered
in the United States Court this morning;
Lessee Of Simon Jennings Vs. Richard
Roe, 967, ejsotmsnt. Judgment for plain-
tiff Il. GrisWOld attorney for plaintiff.
Butler, Cecil RaWsOn rs. DWyer, st al,
Nos. 972, s7S and 974. Judgments for
1886 80, $676 90, 1854 70. H. D. CLARK,
attorney for plaintiffs. rTIffq
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
DISTRICT COURT.
The criminal trials in this court COM
msnos Tuesday, July 2Sd, when the petit
jury is to appear.
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= nnfHslEiIIls,eeIne. n EYES.

Among many local comPlAiutsl produced BY "a
tsrrh and which haFs never been recognized by the
Faculty is that Of az obslruct n, clos ng Up ot
the tear pa sage frsD the eye 70 the nostrl THIS
arises Ottener nom gafaETh IhAn from any @ @othet
cause The cure Of Catarrh removes the dimcpltyi
and ebviates the painful and needless process OF m
sertinR metalc tubs into tbs duct or with
the vain hope that Fuh perniciouB practice may ell
feet the cure. Bat it never does
It is nov kpO IN that my BRRHlAE < e the only
positive cure for Catgrrh. b. GOOQALki MtDg
- q. ~. OLARk, successor 10 Nml. tlske, lls
Superior st., Agent for OleFelAnd le2 iasN4
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Connections are made At MonroeYllle With the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. B., q Clyde With
the 5andnaky Dayton and Oinciqnau -, =, q REe-
with the Michigan southern 4 Northern indiana
aud Toledo and WebAah Railroads toF Chicago, De
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayns, LOEaRaport, Laiayette
Oairo Alton, 81. Louis, and all ponts West, North
TrainS sTTiSs y osyolsud nom Tc rodo and the
West - $50 A. NJ, 80 ?. n. ands;t5 2. n. Prom
Sandusky ~ $50 A. n. -..
fnavalapd Inno Iaei Ruufa
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ManmtaftureEs
DAYKINls WATER DRAWER

AREAD or ALB OFHERSI
T7ie most EinPIs and e6seient 5lashas Has n ~
for elsratsc vatsT fran isslII q esg dPth.
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RTCH ROLLING PRATRIR LANDS, :

The deep rich loam CT the prairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers of the Eastern
AMI Middle States are moving 10 Illinois In great num-
bers The area Of Illinois IS about equal 70 that Of IN
gsnd and the soil Is 50 rich that it viii support twenty
millions sf people.
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~ A 7 A r Z d
The question is yet Oftsn asked Whist I, thse dis
me disease was never tuB defined ~ medical DOCKS
-neysr updefstOod by physicians till my theory of
Il vas published and Is still often mistaken for some
other diSeass BY the victims oft therefore repuO-
sh It's true symptoms, ia answer TO ths above QueS-
H,'nH,
The following are some OF the true symptoms of
Catarrh Pain either dull or acute, in the head or
m su of it, sensation Of nllness, OPPRESSION oon-
'ul OF ideas, stessness, indifference TO bu iness
concerns, w5aIt OF ehysieal and mental energy 60
ne flrm certain acts jobs, 20 carry into ehot
certain precOnceived plans At times, an Obstruoted
breathing through one or both hostrils. sOou the
olstructOn gives place 70 ptoiuao discharge iTolp
the nose EAlt1On OF throat On blowing the nostfi5
iorciDly little orust-hArdeped mucus-ts throSn
out OF en- tinged with God. The sensation of
fuid dropp ng from the head down into the throat
4 sometimes lelt. Various noises or ringing SOUNDS
IN ths ears ars noticed. Mhen the disea'e has pro-
Rressed to Atur tT apd severity, many O the seusvs
become Impaired, aud that OF slei 10 someimes tO-
tally lost That Of hearing suA'rs much. and tue
organs Of Vison participate IN the raTages An ac-
eumnl alton. Oi -isoid mncus IN the throat taxes
place, especially IL the night and the patient
uRed f cts like choking or snfJcatlRg. 10 Lne
b cath iE impaired AZ Oh RstYes apd' IN some IN
stances and inaufierable odor by the scorpions.
i BKDECHtflS AND hEUhab9iA.
The latter often termed "neryous headache, are
the Ofispri1R of Catarrh. And now, IL the above
symptoms exist, or majority OF then' the disease
Z t,nlarrh
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GEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
NJ Marie tia, in tee county OF Washington, and
State OF bios notified that Caroline Eshen brenner
did On the 18Th day Of NAV A. d. ls6i, file her psti
ton In the ofee VI the CLERK Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within aud for the county OF Gus RbOga,
and State Of Ohio, arsing the said George Eshen-
brenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth kol-
hranner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition viii
be for hearing in six weeks from the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of May A. D., 1861.
OAROLIhE ESH EN BRENNEk,
wv9qsfi2S By Pierre A Collier. her Atty.
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POLICE CoURr. The following cases
were dispOsed Of this morning:
jerry Lawrence aud wm. Howard, petit
Larceny.
Nsly Alexander, disturbance.
Charles Bitner, Obstructing street rail-
road
Mack, et al, fornicatiOn.
Wm- johnson, assault and battery, fined
500, and ten days on bread and wafer.
Eliza Smith, violating street ordinance,
continued to I'd.
Thos. Jones, grand larceny, held in $500
bail
VIM. H. Hurlburt, petit larceny, fined
$50 and 15 days.
Redmond siyvesOn, burglary, dismissed.
Patrick Gleason, assault and battery,
continued to 22d.
Patrick Gleason, permitting gambling,
continued to 22d.
Isaac Bennett Chas. Riddle, Richard
Swell, $500 bail.
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Rall Apaas.
EIlllElI. NLEEYELANp 8 TOLEDO B B

~
All SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
ON aud after Monday, June ~, 1851, lsins vii Tup
daily Sundays excepted) - ioll0ws
500 A. ~ Chicago EXpreas-BtOpplng at bor1a, GrAi.
TO-, Oberlin, WakemAn, N0rWalk IoDroe-
VILE, Bellevue, Clyde, Fror1ont fillmore,
and arrives AZ Toledo at y:uO a, IL, Chioa.
20 500 p. m., Detroit st 400 p, ~,
$50 A n. THROUGH Mail-stopDing q Ell Stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo at
100 p NJ IT, go
$50 P H. Mail stops At all stations east Of sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives et San
duBky at s.lb P. 4.
Ea5 ?. K, telegraph EEDESgs-stoE7las g BereA
Grafton, Ohorlin, W WakoWan, ucrWptk, Mon
nrOeville, Bellevue, ulYds, fTsfcoats 81
more, and arrives a. Toledo 81 6.63 p. ~.
Ohiosqo e. 500 A. n. l.. MN
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I:l6 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESs TRAIN-stoppine At
Girard, Ashtsbula and PAinesVills only; and
arrives st Cleveland at 4:28 An.
1000 A. \. MALL TRAlh-StOpplng at all Stations
except Saybrook, UnionVills, Perry, Men.
tor end Wicklife, and arrive at Cleveland
ct l:45 P. n.
1850 ?. n. DAY EXPREss TRAIN-stopping at Gi-
rGrd, UOnneaut, Ashisbuls and Painesville
ACCOMMODATION Train viii leave GOnneaut
ct 600 A. h, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at $40 A. \.
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EASTERN AND s0UTHERN NARKETs
} AppIIcATTON on CAPTTAI,.

These lands are contiguous to q railroad 100 miles
IN length which connects with other roads and naviga
bic lakes and rivers thus anording unbroken con-
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets.