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4-7 fFro1. ths ExAn.ns5, Norfolk, Yt,l
Thsy have osen tested In more than a thOnraa
oassb, with sRtire suocess ~
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'VFPY H0PSR OWVFR
CAUTION.

To avoid fmpositiOa, observe the signature and
liksusss OF Dr., stephen Sweet on every label, and
also 'fBtephen Sweets lntalhble Llninent blown
asnuipe RICHARDSON q CO., -.
Sole ProprietOrs, Norwich, Ct
0iaval.nd Nap29. R26dka
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From M Il 4nssnA Valley Star. Val
We are sure shRt psrsons suffering vita ksade1hos
VINO try taem viii stick n them
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CIrvELAND, Sept. IS, 1861.

EDS. LEApER During the, past few
months, as you are probably aware, a great
many soldiers have passed through on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, and we
folks that reside near the Railroad would
be very kspPy to give The soldiers great
1hsny thiaesin the shape Ct eatables, such
ssapplss, grapes, ete Il the cars would 90
sloa, Or stopst the shop Of The c. 8 P. R.
q or ssme place more -oonxenisnt for the
sneinesrs. And yon- Eiil do rs, As well As
q great mAay others, a great kindness by
pabiishins Ibis n youE Thursday morn,
ing'g ealtioR. uszsg aa1llta $50 ETHhsin
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+ p VIENNA slig1aDE PARIS
,FERIESEMAR 1, Is g. 3JARE DE
lTEOTED BY ROYAL LEIrKsss q Z PATEHTe
'lIsr nseig d RariIs and ths IfH1sria Oollags q
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable tor o1han9toni hnorLnatoff1eea
end ali phyEloel disabilities ...fg4
No. fccmpistey Graduates all traces q those die.
easos that have hsretolore been treated by the nEus
rioTIS and pernioiouB use oi eopalva and cubebGs
No q has entirely supplantad thu injurious ulo
r.e-erV thariY insnriBF 70 the suhsfoT arasdY re.
IisG dispersng Al impnridaai and roofing cut the
Nos 1, nnd 1, are preparation ths
FORM of lnHanga devoid Of tua and small and or
bs carried In the wastcoat PICKET. sold In tin oalea
and divided into separate doeeH adnlui bF
ValT san Lallsmane AouE, Riooldy Ec Price IS oAah
on q cases for 50, which save - and "a 81 case1.
sndretai rOf pT, "a ARRDW, 10. l9t BlesqkeT gtrost
Nav Tort INN ediaeely on rectirinF q renitGanos
Or BaFroIr vii foEVard the Irinanmnr % any par
o sis world securely panked Gnd ADD else &c ord
ias 10 fhs instructiORs Of the WrifeE-er ers-ae
~ Sold also by :. J. aAHLOKD 50 vs.
BlBKE. OlsGolanSL asN
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g = srosa aysssri, y. e GEstte, chicago MI
Yshs4riilv. Sderse Fif. Bpaidins, anu his unll
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s-f FrOn tas Examiner, Norfolk, Fa1
Uephalio Pills accomplish tho object for Whisl
thOY Eerp hEda y CUR Of headache In al IL torms
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'rzs7T FaESTlSs, FISiaIii, V. VA a. ArRlEfoA'
IN &, I 'llsTTsTlTIEzCRMRNF BEF0RB b.
Hsssenmue' Ter. Justice ef tlIs Reaes. q Oala-
hoga county, GhO- r-.t "a
On the lifh day q 8tqicmeeri a y ~ -, go
Jnstice issued an o. der 81 a4tlee ben. = -
''9ii'N io- - - PERRl Pr 1lee-
Cleveland. O.. Sept. "a lss'. sis's'S
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1
MECHANICS, EAR1EERs WORKING LEN.
rE s,tsptlon or the enisrprsng and industrious por
/ uon Of the community Is directed 10 the Following
statsmsuisand LIBERAL inducements offered them 5y ne
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
FhIch. as they viii porceigs, viii enable them. By
pro0sr eoerRy perseverance, and Industry, % provide
Comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very iltsie eaPlial s#
LANDS OF IIIINOls. y
No sa.s Ia The YaIls5 OF the assssppioGars great
an inducementt 70 the settler as the state ol lino
fous m Climate and soil b admirably combine 70 pro-
ducs those great staples, Co.'s and Wnlz, as ne
Pralries Of ullnos. ,,.-
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within the zone The Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the CROWN OF
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat = soTth rom - %
20 cts more buEhel than that raqd rther noEIa'
Rich ROLLING PRAIRE LANDS.
T,e deem rich loan OF tho praires Is cultivated with
auch wonderful facility that the farners OF the Eastern
and Middle States are moving . limos =, ~ sa. - ~
ElEnd and the soil s 50 rc that i Vilseppgr ssny
nllonB Of people. sf......i. ..-.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN hAkAkts.
These lands are contiguous 70 a railroad 700 niias
iu length which connects with other roads ana
bis lslns and rivers thus anording az napro.sa
mlu4l4saSA MAA- t--o -----~---
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
thus far, capital and labor have been appled . as,
velounz the soil; ths great resources Of ne sae :,
5a and iron are almost untouched The invarAoe rue
fsttbe eohanic arts flourish best where food andIue
ore cbeapes viii follow nt early day IN lliIos aa9
n e course OF the next ten years the natural avs anl
ncessities OF the warrant the beei tnat 4. ls
5ve bundred thousand people will DO eagaged q ~
sfste OF Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
menis.
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ILLINOIS.
over slo0 600 900 Of private capital have been e1
osuied on the railroad sSstem q l9os lnasniaen a
rt n the income from several OK these WorEs VIE
vaIuabe publiefund in lands, 90 20 diminish las Sal.
exDeosss tbs rAIEs ARE IlGaI, and must eoaeq
yyery day decrease s. .. ..-...-lc
THE STATE DEBT.
n Sr,, az Is only SO, Jos ses Il, and sSiAi1 q
49, rrI has tee reduced 81 10 ~, and =
NJ, reasonably ezPsei G! in Ten yeTs u '' ose'Hss e
tna
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, SOL climate
on Ep2HcaiiOo 70
lin ss-rsa la1aJ-iaNY- <
H ~ aoafs a4fls .alsJ 81
Ror the nanSaa OF the Towns, ~ "
uoss Cent. u. r., sse pages AsS, AS0 q
' "
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lni otFrola ths Advertiser, PFoF ,ienes, X IT,
The testimony IN thell AsOs h strong. hVIa a,
nest Teapegtablo qraEters- sI u free
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01stEts.
TER8 lUG


o Y s T E R s
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING
w IN CANS AND X KEGS, the celebrated
XXTRAl FAlRHAFEN PLANT OYSTERS
direct from the House OF anfair & allory snd
which we warrant eU Pr RlOR IN SIZE and deiica-
cy OF favor TO AnE Oysters sold in this MARKET and
are rsa3yto supply cJuntrg dehiers a. War Prices.-
We are also in receipt daily Of those renowned
asl BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
which acquired such an enEiable reputation in this
msi ket IL. season. These oysters sre taken mp
from bees that have not been disturb Tor five
years are uDeQualed in size, and warranted TO keep
longer than any Oysters br0ugh rom Baltimore.
shell t.ystsrs and Clans By the Barrel.
q Pfcklad Spice and Cove Oyster
7lT7T'fE - H 4 A. S. GORHAM.
Sept. b0sRl1i l-aiar il e.l l0f Superior street.
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- e IsTER5s n n; SAL F'--PUR RSU-

HKSTER'S SAL e. + q Rs u
I'M ANT 10 ths command Of decreiel of-cl q
- froua fbe Court Of COmm1u Pes el L1f 1lo9a
oounsg Ohio at the suit Of Nelson Prtreei an ola
~.s rpst levi Ihcm1H, and . her1l % re eIfeet-
al shali expose Tor ao at public 4ual-9l g -
do',-s ~ the Coart EOuso Ia the City o. ealstf1as
m 40 co1nt an the 18th dsy o. pctorer, $50 =
ao'clcrk p ~, fhe 4 lioFinE O. s1l e lEt- - -
- i Fssf lit Felaari, In 0uFshC1s ccu1-
- i,Sio S1sd b5uufsd boFinning u thI Plank
road and south s94S wes en ms ~ lsN3 ~ -.
sS,it si{ . tast, s. ah ] ~ III 80 i.I
~ n linz. fbeace souih 4 q aims and g linie-
thsnr,. moth 4 ~ n'aet 5chalns End Is Inks
ths1Ss nolfh f9ao east "a links-ihouee north
s.1ly5 ,re-f chains to the PLANK 1oad-thenee
Sath saif0 east chains and 80 linF To- ~ D ece q
kssi5n.if. CON iamihg "a acres 0f land. Ap1rAifa
90, ei4.s enc. h WYMAN. mes,sF coz-niaaioasE.
>. = 1AAsls' Ats'l-''s -. seDiE35I
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t.f IFron the 6AEette, DaveneoEf, Iowa.
AZ sgslaailng yeala 10. sonasst his name ~A 4
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lNsW YoEK CHILbEEs's AID Soorrx.-
Gso, =. Alien, os New Yerk, passed through
this city last sVening with dfty children,
10 ind hoaaes for ihem IN ths vicinity Of
- iIiat ar1 E1lrlf 71Ifi rH aai hlr lat 4
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TRlTE-I.ER5s RRaIsFRl.
2 he CIT Y .
,,.,ssr compauy for the 41st, and san
-Ast'f. - They Conse. ..... atf ttt

A,a,her .conpaEy for the 41st, and still
--.r'fJ y 0E They Come. csc go
CAMP WOOD, Sept. Is.
F0s f,E1bFk :--DFill in our camp COM |
mspoea anew q s yesterday, under ths imme-
sI,.e auspices Of Col. HSssn. l understand
h, intsAss Ia make ii the best regiment in
the State, and se intend to help him DO 1t
Fifty men under CspLaA Psase, Obeftn,
came into camp Monday, and were exam
insa and sWorn II yesterday and another
company fr0a POft Clinton arriVed last
evening. Our sutlsr has commenced OPer-
ations, snd this afternoon our camp vas
enlivsned By music from s sargenfs Brass
Band" I.
Co. K. Coz. sTocKToR's lNDEPESDEAT
MrcHoGH RkofNEur.- Eighty three men
belonging TO Col slockton's Regiment came
in from White Pigeon, Michigan, last eve
ninr, and LEFT for Washington by Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad, 81 9l5 this NOR
nins. Fhs oompahy win probably join the
regiment al HarrisburEb. Company < Was
dstslled from Col Meigs independent Reg
iusnt which is in eanp 81 White Pigeon.
The men are mostly from Hillsdals county.
The ofiseEs are:s wake 40 g1ahI
Osptain--Ohas. A. Witherell, HillsdAle'
lat Lsut-G. ~ Decker do. aa
ID LieuE-8utlsr Brown, do.
Orderly sergesnt-JaniAh Odell, do.
e, -------- Fft "a III
CAnP FozD, ALLIANcE.-This Camp is
situsisd IN mosl beautiful location, and
is fast hllinE up with recruits for the
Ninssssnth. ehiO Regiment Col. Beatty
Already six companies are in camp and
four. more are organizing, and win report
themssl4ss IN a lev days. Among them,
Cant Ai P. .Pierce's Company, which has
been transferred from the Tgenty-Ainth
Regiment (COl. Bulkley's), will probably
10 in Camp on Saturday Of the present
vesk. The camp squipage and uniforms
forlIhs snsiSs rszinoEt have been received
Col. Bsatty. ard Lieut. C0lcnsl HOllings-
worth have arrived on the ground, and The
camp yin BE- regplaFly opened 'als week
IMPoRTAET 10 CoVETRE PosTNAsTERs.-
The Post 0faes Department is greatly an
noyel b fhs course of many Pestmastefi
cOlssrhins new stamps for lettstH, &C
Strange as ii may seem, some Of those Of
foiais have refused to mail letters with ol'
stamps upon sthema3 Others have returned
old stamps to the Department, and cal.e'
for noE ones in their stesd. Under thes
circumstances, the tbird Assistant Post
maslefsaeneFal desires@ that It shall D
generally stated By the press Of ths cOun
try that new stamps viii be fuFaished I
Postmasters as soon as practical, but unit
thsy are 50 furnished, POstnaslers vii
continue % use the Old stamps.
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FrEsOE4l.-Col kellogg Of Michigan,
passed through this city this morning,
en- route for WsshingtoD, on business con-
nseied with his Cavalry Regiment.
Lis1k Colonel Peck, Of the First WiscOn-
sin Regimsnt, vent ont on the Pittsburgh
cars this morning, to summit county,
Hkere be VIII rensih rev days previous
to his return % Washington.
esn. Gsigsr, Of Columbus, is IL the city,
stepping e the Wsddsll House.
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.lEr u, q. Aaxertiaer. PfovIdsnes, h. ID n


Ifyou ars, Or have been troubled ~ An the head
ache, send t0r = boz, (Cephalio Pill5.l that To
nay have th31i IN caas Of an nttaek-
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NEW REMEDY,

A NEW REMEDY.
Supsrcedlns Unbebs, Oopaiba OapsGIcs, OF any
omf POUND that has ever ,ssn beiyre the public. Il
nAs been usei ~ v -E 81 l.t
OHE BUNDLED RHYSIOlANSl
In their private practice win sattro Success IN al
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
FOR diseases u private diseases; Cure s frequent
ly performed in week, and entire confidence may
% placed in them. This remedy % Q newly di5cON-
srsd speofac more ecttye and more speedy IN is o.
fsGts than Oubebs OF Oopaiba alone- The Plils are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nsuseate the
stomach or iapreEnAto tho breath. sh dozen Pilb
70 BOX.
sag- Price ONE DOLLAR,
rue shows vii b. seat by mAil, on reOaipt o. tie
said nv wM FTsRE assns sar tll-s~iss q ~.
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sssl4 BE- From the { {. LoaIl Dem scrat.I rl
Ths Immsnss dsAnd or the Artis isl 0ephsls rms
d FAridly enereaainR- 81 .Ir1 7l
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Ths Or aaIic Pills sr5 said 70 BE- rem8 Eabfy 20
feotiye y ety he eadacEo, and al the Sefi
best n nns ~ hsgu, AZ ooIlB.aiHf Ei47h hes -
. b = dissot ssssi. 'Tii'
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z Fikt-Ihs frs fhif morning Eas On
0zo sigsst name dwelling. The
fpaa f ffssisd before much dsnsgs
Ess dsns.
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sr5n No southern Psth FINDER. n. o.
Try them foa that are aldietsd, eHd " are SURE
that testimony ean Be addsd 10 70 alfeady nu-
merOn5 list that has resolved heneta fhHG uth1r
NEE loiDe can prOdnce.
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GoNP0usp ExrRAorl on SARsAPARIhLA,

YERiS A g UlE G UR e.
l-r FOB THE SPEEDY CUBE OF, F,-..it
E.stsr8ittsslt Fe0eF, OF 1eDeT and Agi's, tseHIs'
tsnt Fsse, Chi1 Ft5sS, Ds1I5 Agsss, f'ss
Z az siodiodl HeaddeAe, Og BiIli0as Hsad-
lssI gs 6eke, and BilIiosss FsvsTs, isdesd, laI
f0T, the vhels eLals ef De 90 3
sGssS oTigihatilg ia b.
sls1 ia fin haFg dsrGiqa1elss Eszr
f.rr sft -o ed1sed b. thS ..v
A6laria ,- -.--..
.
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All Of the GrgfeabeFg Medicines are for
- oHuRglg4L :, BROTH ~, Dr9ss's..
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81 80 go lisl9I5.iIssE 3 ~ IlNRRENNER b

a Y 1OIbQ1 LOA1AAt = III - -f ----f ~
N Marietta, IN tie county q es,.il.s y y -.
did On The 18th dAT Of Hay, A. d. ISL ne hef Ql
lIon IN tie ONCE oi the Clerk of the COuft oI Sul
mon Plsas within and for the county Of ouya1ug1
nd state q Ohio charging the said AecrSs S n
bTenner with Adultery, with Cae Lll2sD7tn Aol
brenn or and asking that she nay % elt1tt9l -.
the Ssi (ieorea Esheubrunner; which petiflon WI
bs fr healfrg IN SIX Week RON Tee ela narea -.
Dated this tsth day Of Hay, a. d u &. 3
CAROLINE ESHEhHEHHNEAt
-.va,-,59s AZ pfarra a Collier. her ett'T.
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HnME TEGqIMONY.

In this oOnnaction ne oIIer lew tsstimOnials:
+ ''I aln q Eethodiat Cisr9ynian, and wien On my
irCGif 1 have met with many Homsn troubled EitE
hs dissAses for hieh you adTsrtae MarshRiFs Ute-
ftnsUathoicon ~ oure have sdvisad lta use asld
hAz easotad cox 5ists cure wherever L has been
81. =7<l.z.s.f- AEIEA SHARp,
-.i less5n Star Ohio,
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aMfdfaneas.

SOROFULA, Oh KINGS EVIL -
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE a corruption Of the blood, By which tbs
Hnid becomes vitiafsd, Weak, and pool. selng =
brst out ia ,lisease on any part Of r. No organ 3
free from lis attasks, nor z thers one Vnig Y ~
caused By mercurial disease, l0H living, asoq
on unhealthy food, impirs air, hlth snd hfn hat
real ini5otion Whatever be its origi' 1t e hered
tafy IA Tho constitution, descending 'oin p.rellie
,ss5 70 Il aesns ssy to Be tlS rod Of Him who says q
will visit the iniquities Of the iatheFs upon thsi
Its effects Commence BY deposition nom the blood
OF corrupt or ulcsrous natter which, N the lonel
liver, and internal orgalsi = tsrlase - ~ y
or srss This foul corruption, Which ganoer5 an lle
blood dsPEssss tss sPs5s s q s s e snss s
complaints, but they have Ter less power 70 Will
stand the Rtte2ks OF other diseases, e2hse4SIsns
not scrofdOus in thoir nature arc still rendered ~
tai BY this taint in the system. Most oitne e9a-
orj5in dirsefiT IN this scFofnlOus contamination
snd many dasiruStlys diseases Of tbs liver, kidneys
ana aggraxaisd By the same cause.
One quarter Of s car people ore serSf9lSqs; tSSl
tie systeIA We must renoVet6 the blood b an stsra
sPss i've 9sd'i5S S sSd n5ditSg ts snVgsS g Sf
a il5alola9 A Y e R SliF is aa1sa
OoNP0UsD ExTRACr or SARsARARIHEA,
the most eeotual remedy which the medical SKIN
onr times can devise for this every where pres asiEe
and fatsl fenla,fy. 1t q combined hon The most ~
tive remedias that have been discovered ior the e1
purration OF this oui disorder iron the blood, 80
the rescue Of the system nom It's de8tructlts eols
6nsnces Hence Il should BE- nplugaq TOT lle cur
or not only Scrofula but also those other ahestoni
which arise from T. such e ERgFIrGn ~ > BID
DISEASES, ST. AHIH0NE's kIRE, kosEs Or ARHsift.
LAs. PfuPLEs, PUsIULgs, BLOTCHEsl bLAlNs, ant
DOftay TUnORs, rETTKR and bkIE y dUEHs ScAi !
HEAD, RINswORN, RHEUnATIsH, y .aILlI5e as
NkRCuRIAE DISEASES DBOrsFs DEsPHPsIA, Danli
IFY and indeed, ALI. C0nPL1 Infs fREfslAa RnQA
VITfArED on IdPURE BLOOD. fhe popular beite u
Gin purity Of the blOQd e sonnded ~ e ata, =
serofua is deeeneratOn Of tbe blood. The par rtlf
uar purpose and virtue Of this 6araapar 10 70 pu
rifY and regenerate this vital huid, without Wnlc
sound health is impossible IN ooniaminaiod conati
tutions-
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EHAL NOTIo oE.


-. ,-, n ss.vncis.1 The defsndaat, said Isiah
BY her uazt friend seloy,ri z he,e n9tlls-
ECref 10 ,. Rider, that on the ~ ~ oi sepSi
p Piaintiff dlei her petition In
Isiih Selovsr, The once Of nc olelA q, el -
Delsndant. JUouEt a te14A...ll. E..-.....l
wfthiu and tor tbs cOcnty q Cqy aEos-s ~
Of Ohio, 90 ting l0rth tnal me AAll ee.e1Asl-s
Jus Iy iniebtsd 20 the platntin u the -. y -
hundred dollars. wiih interest a. lea l1 -., -.
annum. from ths 27th DAY o Agglls -. on y. nei3
Of hand Of that date By Baid deisneant e1.1 80
AZ delivered g. Jackson seloTer ior F-llllie 80
sfderatlon q hat, on ths day al9reaalll % -s-l5e
tie vsy NJ ns Of the nOts and interest," - eel.lr
ant made, executed and ligerod morlgll5 -
Iot NJ, 6l7, ln barber & Lert'a snli11sl-ll- t.,t
3 n Of the City of ClexslAnds late kRon - llo
CIV. accord nF TO -Dlot and survey a 4ls..
chauf row on dle IN the oni1e - iea sect.5-el q
TsIds f5r SAID County Of CnYahogl-i INST sal9 l-e
20 Iaortqa leel DAB Ess.Gse. ie t1.t Qt'i9
IN for valuable c1nsiierntion. has SAG - .
due and that 10 Part thereof has p5tn lalll ne
prafsr Of said getislon . for judelne . ist $40
ielendsnt f5t hEs hundred dollars y IN i1lere.i y
ten pr cent theron fron pfu I'm A9l ~ -
sale Of the mortgaged prelniste 90 ~ .,. - 80
Interest with costs Of sui's and ior etner ana nf
In said defendant Is hefoby ful tst noti6sd that
unle-s he answer OF demuF % sad pettion on or be-
fore tho third Faturday gfEr the oxDiratuh q AZ
wee from the date Of this noticas the sanlo Nl -
taken as c5nf. sssd, hnd judgmens snd eee s5 en-
- - Attorney lor flainiiA-
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FTpfessor of ElectroPGtky and Aedicfsie,
- OiBas NO. III Ontario strest, up stairs te~
door from the Public Square. =. 49,.
IOn1cs hOurE from = 20 u and non y p o.OoA
akIiV tEundaFa ascs1tesi alLH
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IN seloEe

1I5vra II. Beynoida,l The dsfaaeaat, said
by her uszt irisnd sslovcrs e hsrs1y n.
fors- ~ D. Rider, that on the Iih dsT o
Plaintid, tsmDer, lssi t1s aooys
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a q. bcaTI3l a5sItuoIi
20 ~
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IL thgtlreaitOrs oftha sid 4. G. Aearlss that q
Giyd-nd 0f II per est. on their several Claims -
hesn declared 81 the Probate Ocurt e oagaa1so
Countp UhiO, and thai the same VIZ . lal4 q
thsm b ths said EdWaId tinshami ~ nis once =
the City Of Clsveiard, II said county On NE p -
= = DANIEL B. TILDEHs Sldg1,
Cleyeiaud. Aug. ~ lssl- a1sl-5s9e
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0ayahoga Ogunty, So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-25
GOoa New. From Ilentucly,
From the New York Times.


The following is an extract from private
letter, written by an intelligent gentleman in
kentucky. 1t sets forth what we trust is the
sentiment and determination OF the people 81
that state:
=, KY, Saturday May Is, 1861.
- But this much | have gathered of
kentucky politics, and can assure YOU of
without any manner OF doubt, that the Union
ISIS OF kentucky have an immense numerical
ihaJorIty-llat they do not mean 10 be precin
i'ated out Of the Union BY any measure rhater
En-, open Or diyuiSed-and rinaily, that they will
Jtyht to matntatn their connection wiA the Union.
ne coup detat at ST. Louis, has their unbound
eu admiration, and they are wonderfully en-
ooluened by it. They wouid be deiiqhted 10 see
Mayor anderson posted al Louisville, under some
satisfactory pretert, 0iM twenty thousand men nm
qe' nm, every man of toom you'd be volunteered in
hentuckY
These are facts, and you may rely on them
ara assume them in all you publish henceiorth
VI hehtueky Unionism. The only complica
IONS, the Unonsts now fear. is the attempted
secession OF tue western part of the state, Cd.
poslte Calro-the congressional district for.
merly represented by Lynn Boyd flor about
twenty years.. 1t is now represented by
burnett, believing tire-eater and secessionst
put d II THIS district should attempt TO secede.
kentucky Unionists could consistently oppose
~ moi admitting the right OF secession in any
Iorm--in this, being differently situated rom
virginia The trouble with the Unonsts of
kentucky is that they have a secessionist for
governor, and cannot WELD the executive pow.
er that they are entitled to. Kentucky will |
eenu representatives to congress- special
eieeiioh being now ordered. The Unionst