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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

Maj. Bidwell, Of the Michigan LIST Reg
iment, who assumed command Of the reg
iment after Col Wilcox fell, is busily
engaged in gathering up his men. He
estimated that thirty or forty will cover
the killed, aud double that number the
wounded in his regiment
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25
CuANCERY SALE.

TN pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of tho
Il Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw In
Chancery, in cause therein pending between George
G. Sanborn and Thompson Tucker Complainants,
and William ~ Mari and Margaret Mari Defend
snts, dated the ninth day Of November A. n. 1860.
Notice Is hereby given that shall sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder at the front door Of
the Saginaw County Court Honsc in the city and
county Of Saginaw, State Of Michigan, on Saturday
the tenth day day Of August A. ID. 1861, at twclT
o'clock, noon, all the following piece pa5,v Of
Saginaw, TO witt The west half Of iss,,v .rns f2el
the south.west quarter Of sectie,,ss Sys 95S east
In township ten (io) north o. H. ,ogs,hsr With
sI 60, nS LOFTY acre. "sersdtaments and spputcnsn
ces tbsrsnr,o be,opsing IN anywise appertsining
A. 8. GAYLORD.
circuis curt Commissioner, Saginaw Co, Meh.
TcvFL,Sp A wAtnecs, Ccmrrts Scl'rs
Dated June q, 1861. nic""
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

PUMP Lods. The machinery for boring
pump logs, Of Messrsr MrRsuos & DRroes
whose advertisement is in another cob
umn-works to a charm. They have q
good stock Of logs on hand aud are pre-
pared to furnish for salt works or other
parties, in any quantity, banded, jointed
and fitted for any purpose or situation.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

SEVERE DRoUonr.-This section is suf-
fering severely for want of rain. With
the exception of few light thunder
showers, we have had no rain in the vi
cinity since May, and corn, potatoes and
vines are literally burning up.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

DoueLAs' LAST SPEECH We publish
by request this week, the last speech OF
Judge Douglas at the Wigwam in
Chicago, May 1. Its doctrines are as
no means defeat, and the UNHAPPY %
currenccs Of the past week will only have
the effect to increase ten fold the ardor
OF the friends of the Union.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

SECOND REerMESr--We have seen
the copy Of telegraphic dispatch to a
gentleman in Detr CIT stating that none
of the officers Of the Second Michigan
regiment were either killed or wounded.
Full lists Of killed, wounded and missing
in all the regiments will be given soon.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

REcRuIriSa.--.Lieut. II. w. Ransom,
left on Saturday by the Forest Queen with
33 more recruits, making in all GO, and
we notice he has returned and again
opened a recruiting Office at the stand
of the old Post Office. We expect to
see another stampede" in that direction.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

SouiBs.---JesLIN, gives US credit for
doing handsome turn at "squibs." "A
hint is as good kick" in some instances,
and il is useless to waste powder and lead
where percussion caps will do the bus
inesa
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

A BooUET.-A beautiful boquet, sweet,
lusty and fragrant, the very counterpart
of the fair donor, found its way to our
table last week, and now adorns and odor-
ates our sanotum. We acknowledge
and appreciate the pungent offering.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

For details of investments, sec small Cards and
Circulars.
assurances may be effected in this cid and sub
stantial Company ON very favorable terms
Apply TO ID. w. G. GAGE. Agent.
R1-DwclIings and Farm Property insured for
n term OF years at worry low aatcs.
East Saginaw, July 18th. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25
NARIkUED.

In this city, July goth, 1861, by Rev. ii. N DRowS,
ALoNZo NEED, Esq to Miss. AMELIA PAIN
SON, Both of this city.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-07-25

square oak timber averages 70 cubic feet
to the stick.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
re,r,monlni - Onn,nIn srn.,.

The trip Of the North Star, which bAS
just returned, has been the most distin-
guished and successful one Of the season.
She carried the Prince Napoleon and suite,
besides over two hundred other PasssngerF,
making al the usual points on the south
shore Of Lake Superior, and touching on
her return, by special favor to the Princes
party, at Maekinao, to enAbleEthem to take
steamer for Chicago. 1t had been their
purpose 20 90 overland from Bayfield, 70
ST. Paul, but they were 80 much pleased
With the SOurtssies Of Captain Sweet and
their fine acCOmmOdsiionsih they changed
their plans and returned to Maekinsc,
where Monday evening they bads adieu to
Captain Sweet, each expressing to him in
person, in an earnest manner, their sense
Of his cOurtesies and accommodations, and
their pleasure and qualification in the
trip.
The passengers Of the s.ar, on Che fol-
lowing day, testified their sense and APP
probation OF Captain Sweet and his off,
GERS in the following note:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

MoRE COzTRsKED.-Inspeetors Ives and
BurlisOn detained this morning a large guam
tity Of baggage and goods destined for the
Soath- Two persons were also detained
snd are being examined before the United
Ssates authorities in this city. The men
claim that every thing Is on the square." I"
LATEa.-Just as we go to press we learn
that thorough examination Of the parties
papers and baggage bas been made, and the
officers sre satisfied, beyond a Doubt that
these gentlemen are true loyal citizens of
Tennessee. The men and baggage were
permitted to go forward by this afternoon
train
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29


aEemaranaa of tks TrIp Of Prince Napsl-
soa ard euit 70 Lake supertor--Inel-
dsntss &c.
We are under obligations to the Clerk Of
the steamer North Star, J. 7. Briggs, Esqq
for the log, kept BY him. The Prince man
iFsstsd his appreciation Of fayOrs shown
him, BY the presentation to Clerk Briggs
og souvenir, French gold piece valued
as about $40. Ths following is the mem
Oranda.
Prince Napoleon and suit lef. Cleveland
August Ioih. on the steamer NCrth Star,
tor Lake Superior, and arrived ct Detroit
on the morning Of the 2Oth. In the morn
ing the Prince and Commandant Bonhls
took walk Ground the city. At ga NJ.
Eloa Lewis Cass called on him Al The boat,
and taking carriages drove around the city
until ~ n At Detroit the North Star
raised the tri.color French flag by the side
.Of the Stars and Stripes, which was very
pleasing to al the party. Arrived ct saut
Ste Marie at 5 p. NJ, Wednesday. Here
the Prince, accompanied by two Of his suit,
Went down the rapids in birch bark canoe,
guided BY two Indians. He appeared much
pleased with the excitement ii caused. On
bis return he examined the locks and eve
rything connected with them with great
deal Of interest
At Msrqaette the Bay de Noquet B Mar
quette Railroad Co. placed train Of cars
at the disposal Of the company, snd they,
accompanied BY 100 gents and ladies, went
to the Iron Mountains, a distance Of Is
miles. The Princes party rode on the
engine and platform Of the car, being de-
sirous to see these immense Mountains Of
Iron to the best advantage. They obtained
some choice specimens Of iron ore to take
home with them.
At Portage Lake Monsieur Henry F.
QuarEs d Atgny came on board to accom- 3.
pany the party to the head of the Lakes.
He being French Mining Engineer, and
we'll acquainted with the country, gave
them much valuable information.
At Eagle HarbOr the Prince and party
left the boat, accompanied BY Mons. d
AIigny, and visited the Copper Falls Mine,
and also the Cliff Mine, Mr.. Watson, the
agent, being one Of the party-traveling
overland some IS miles, and returning to
the boat at Eagle River. Here good Ms
tured Irishman, being dared by the by
ISLANDERS to speak to the Prince, caught his
old cap in his hand, and with a smiling
face and Outstretched hand walked up and
salutsd the Prinse with, H0Ch, yer honor,
long life to ys'sP The Prince took the
outstretehed hand and raised his hat, esus-
ing much uerriment -a
At Bayfield, some Is Indians came down
to the boat, and stirred in their fighting
costume, with painted faces, danced their
war dance, which amused the Prince very
much
At OntOnagOn the whole party went on
shore aAd examined some fne cabinets Of
specimens, purchasing some very fine ones.
At HOughten, on our return, the Prince
AMI suit, accompanied by few gentlemen,
went some miles to the head Of Portage
Lake, being absent from the boat some Two
hours.
At ssut Ste Marie they walked around
tie town for an hour.
The North Star arrived at Mackinsc st
$50 P. H., August 26, where the Prince and
saite took rooms OF the Mission House, in
tending to take boat from there for Mil.
Waukse and Chicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

A JUsF YEEDI0r.-The Court Martisl
for Lieut. strattOn q, his companions,
msnbers Of Capt Barnett's Company, l9th
Regiment convened in Columbus on yes
terdsy, It spp-ars By the report Of the
Judge AdvOoste that no specifications were
fled and no Witnesses appeared against
these men, and BY order Of The Commander
n Chief they were discharged. AL
though thls fact win make no difference in
the minds Of the public, in reference to the
guilt Of the parties arrsigned, it is 8 source
q grati6estiOn to the numerous friends Of
desc gallant soldiers, that no charges we're
brOught against them, and that they have
bssn honorably discharged. -asalaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
seeessIo1 WJurderers IN Ohio.

The Mcneil brothers, secessionists, whom
the telegraph reported as having murdered
two Union men in Boone county Kentucky,
on Sunday last, are said to have escaped
into Ohio. One is described as aalargs,
stout black Whiskered man, about 25 or 80
years of age. Anderson is about five feet
six inches high, thick set Campbell is 3
stout lad Of II, snd Riddle is of the same
age but much smaller, and has one defOrm-
ed hand. =. IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
AKKRS GAEHARTIe PILLa



Coeiigsas.1, JOsadios, DyspspEia Indigaasoa p..ss
lFgi toal hio.ecA, ArJspedsl, Haadacks, Pili 49,
a11ns Esupttols and 6kin Dissnses, Lser Cslulai-i
Doggy TstT, TelIors ad Sai Riei1s W5-lss 6io,,f
hs.IStgtas - Disasr PiA. Gsd foF Rgittsg
They sre gusar-coatsd. DO thst the most ssnsitiye
oan take them pleasantlY, and they ara fha h.,uf
aeerent In the world for all the purposas 81 q ANN
BhyGic.
PEies . cents per Box; Five Boxes Tor Sl.sa
dfeAt numpera OF Olargy men, Physicians, Statss-
nen ala eminent peTsouagss, have lsnI tbair naIes
% eerty the unparalleled usefulness ct tho1s T-1r
80 oat or aee hs1e not permit the inseFtioI
q taola. Ia Aeonts below named furuish Frsfil
cur AAERlcAH ALHANAC, IN which they are Si,Tr--
st5n el9o I'll cescrl e the shove Complaint,
~ ne tfeelnen1 thsi should b followed ior tsfi
Do not Be sput % By 1nprineiplsd dealefs vi.n
ltnel lfepatatlona the7 make more proGt On. De
mAnd AYEB'gi and taks no otesF8. rhs sick want
ne naas I'D thers b taE ttsi and thsy should haFs
- An our renodiss are Eor sails b. WH. FrsEa
SLEoae 3 AHAiazaoSas 4. ,. GAKL0ar, and 81 sr
DruVTlIfg. rr
- .AZeEs Che5ry fsetoral, saz.asArina aud u
thartic Ril1s are Tor aale b. Churchill 4 Hncftdr
v. corner Pnblin 6arars And fl1tario atrssf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

adViiO sTST One Eho has 6 cough OF . Husky
Voice or q Bad BTeath, or any difheultE Of the
Throat, to get package OF my Throat OonisctioAs,
thor viii relieve instantly, and you will agree
with ne that i'thsy 60 right TO The SPOT. You viii
ind them very useful and pleasant Whils travelling
or attending public meetings for Hling your Cough
or allaying your thirst. II you try one package I
am safe in saying that you viii sVer afterwards con-
Sldsr them indispensible- Tou will md them ct
the Druggists snd DsAlsrs in Medicines
PRICE TWEATY-FfyE GENTS.
Aysignaiurs il on saOh package. An others
eOuntsrislt.
A package win be sent By mall, prepaid, on receipt
Of Thirty Cents. Address,
HEEBY o. sPALDIEG,
ls Cedar street. New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

MoR1 RECRUITS ron WADE & HUToH-
rvs C4vALRE.-The I;45 train from Psines-
vills this afternoon, brought in hfty re-
eruiis from that pleaoe. They went imne-
dlAisly into camp at Camp Wade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

srOEs on TIE sUS.-Thsrs are at the pre-
sent time thirteen or fourteen distinct
SpOls and groups Of spots on the sun.
Three or four Of them are pretty large.
They may ell readily be seen with teles-
cps Of moderate power. The largest are
advanced nearly half way across the disc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

TIE STEAEER RoRTH STAR-0n the re-
csatround Tip q tbe steamer North Star,
Capt Spse5 ahe carried up over two hun
did passengers and brought down two hun
dred and twenty y-three passengers. The Of
fosfs OfzthO boat, from Captain down to
eabin boy, exerted themselves to their ut
most make the trip one exclusively Of plea
suEe, and acquitted themselves to the entire
satisfaction Of those on BOARD. Upon the
dsparturs'ot the passengers from the boat this
morning, We heard but one e1pTession-of
delight Among the passengers were ex-
Coz. Hammond and family, Of Indiana, 4
large party from St Louis, and q good
company from Cleveland. Sargesnfs Band
vas On board, and diseoursea most excellent
nnsie, which added much to the pleasure of
ne itElp. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

%An OTdsrS should b addressed TO
s- HENKY O. BPALDIHa,
IS Cedar Street, HsW YORK,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

oHpERED EFO Captain Mead.
q the United States schooner eearch, came
down on the North Star from Lake Superb
or to Detroit, having received orders from
Warrington 70 report himself al Detroit to
20 late scfiye service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

FRIEEDs' MEErRo--Eh1abeth Meader,
Minister Of the Religious Society Of for
thOdOx) Friends from Providence, R. L,
has appointed 8 meeting for Worship to be
held ct the ST. Clair Street NJ. E. Church
to morrow Thursday evening, at 71
o'clock The public sre respectfully invited
70 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

Sixth CAEALEr.-Lieut. S. s. Balk has
returned. The recruiting for the 9th, late
81, Cavalry win be prosecuted with rigor.
The Company he took from this place are
nov furnished with some Of the best horses
In the country and have already moved for
WashiDgton-anOther Company from CIeVe-
land is expected and wanted. The term OF
service is three years, with one hundred
dollars bouatv lti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

PEAoHEs.-Ths American Express Com
pahy brought in this morning twenty eve
bzahsls Of choice peaches from Southern
Ohio, for J. P Hutchinson, on Bank street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
Vslopng the SOIL the great resources of the STATE n
c0al and iroa arc Utmost untouched The nvariabe rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest viii follow at carly day II Illinois, and
A the course Of the next ten years the natural laTsand
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at leasi
ave hundred thousand people vii Be engaged f1 ths
STATE Of illinois IN various Manufacturing employ.
ments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

RroKLEsssnss AND A TERh1BLE COzsE-
QuEHcE-While the ssh Ohio Reginenf; on
sheir Hay to 81. Louis, hF the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad 3 short distance this
side Of LNincennes, yghng man named
I'm. Weber, eS eineinhstia q member Of
captain kooelss company, stood on the
top Of one Of the cars. The cars passing
under . bridge, be was carried With AWfu
yiolencs against the wood WORK above, and
swept from his place, all manglsd ana
dead.-& Louis Dan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
HARrEoap, TrumbnlI Cd.

HARrFOADs Trumbun Co, o.,
1efeDy certify that have bean dealing Ia the
9rDisnberE Medicines for the past year and can tr-
~ ssy that have n5Ter offered any medicines to tbs
2ublic that have met with the decided apprObatioR
Of the people Ike these, particularly the Pills and
Catholicon Th0y will perform 81 and more than q
promised for thsm. have sold about d II bottles
RI the Catho1e0n the pa1t yeAr aud hear the bagt
results IN essFy case. J. b. @. JOHNSON,
March u 1885, ... Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

- Gen. A. S Williams, Of Detroit, and
Major ". D. wilkins aud Col TiliOttsOn, Of
bis STAT, vent out on the Pittsburgh cars
this morning, en- route for Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
PREsEsT POPULATIONS

PREsE1T POPULATIONS
me stafs g rapiiiy fling up win populaisen 3s9i
025 persons hzVig been added sl1co ls1 making ~
present. populafo1 I,Zs 555, rs q lo2 per eszt n
ARICUITURAL PRoDUCTA
me Agricultural Froauets Of IInos srs greatar taa
thoss ogany cher state. me pIod1e1 ~ Out during
NJ n,-t ,eir e7seefIe5 go 000gou4 NJ wheat croD
N 1ss0snu-osehss Is go 90 bushes hile TIE eoTn
crop yieifs not les than ~, ,oo0, 90 hashsls.
FRTuTTY OF TEE SOIL
Eozhsrs can the industrious farnef sseuro s1ch IN
mediate results Tor bis labor IS lFoa ieE T-e solSS
they being composed OF deep rieh loaia the feri7
% which, S uns-rpasssd b anY On ne siooa-
TO ACTUAL CuLTIYAT0RS
Sizcs 1881. Gs C5mpcHy k1rs sala i3o0, 900 aal
TAeT 81 onlg q dciaat eiiri1T5I 1d euy colir1c4
e0Hiaag 65Tsezasas % e.lti1ats 1eTo1d ~ -
eoasTuetss nr0agh fess I1ndJ q a. elss SO 900,
600 IN 1850 de p9plfIati0I y fEtJHins col.tisI,
iro.t1i tuiict Z pdztss, i1s On 55 scs l1Aici 479,
29s hare be-a aid; aktHg ais '7Aos Pe7alG1 slis
Sol, . gain q l43 pr eezE-
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. =
As an eviience q tbs thrt or Ne leopls, nay b
buzhes or grain and go 600 barr q our Wers for
Warded 0Ysr the lns hst yeaT.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and vrorkineren WI dnI ne frsa Hchoo1
system encoursEcd by the STATE and endowed viii =
lsrge reveuue for the support Of scaoos- Iheir ch
drsn cau IITo n sight o the church and sehooIh0uses
aad grow up with the prosperity q t1e leadng stais n
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TEREs OF PAYlLEHE.
he prizes OF these lands FaTy from So % SIS per
acre, Sscording 70 l6caton, quality, c- Eirst casg
farming lEnds sell for about 4e 70 S12per acre; and
the refiFe expense of subduing prairie Ind as con-
pared win wood land IS IN fhe ratio of 70 10 IN favor
q theformsr he terms q saisfoz The b1k q thesS
iznds VIII Be
OER YEARS INTEREST ~ ADVAECE,
At SIX per cent per annu and six interest notes ai Az
per can't payable respectively II o15, sEc n four,
aTa and SIX years from date Of sale and fur notel
for principal payable n four, I've, sxand sersn yearI
from date ofszls; the coutraEtst thai tenth
Of the tract purchassd shall Be feuc and cullVaied
each a1d every year, fof Eve years ln date of SALE
50 that az he end OF i've years one shal be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PR CENT. WILL b DEDUCTED
rom the valaton for cash except taEans should BE-
at ak dollars per acre, Whea nc e rEce VII be aTa
dollars
prices, and terms Of TaJeHi can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
q CHICAGO ILLINOIS
gea. and cities situated upon the IllI>.
80, APPBETOR'S RAILUAK GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
PLrlfunr Plo-Nlo ErrIrn.Ioos - rn Vrn,-


PLEAEURE PIC-NIc EXCURSION TO VERM1L-
IlOE.lFhe steamer Nay Queen wiz leave the
Michigan Central Steamboat Landing on
q pleasure trip 70 TermillioD on Tuesday next,
s. hsaysils Of which win be given 70 the Rev.
NJ. Beatty, Of the Bethel Church in this
q e city. g 5o5 q Z. J 1.--sss.s, :.
-22a Our citizens, by their unbOunded liberal
ity, have enabled tbe Trustees Of the Bethel
Church to liquidats the debt andyput toe
church in good repair; and now there is bat
80 one drawback with which they have TO con
{ Tend. We understand that the Society are
indebted 70 Rev. NJ. Beatty 70 the amount Of
about 500, and now make an appeal to the
Z o. pRblie 70 relieve them from this embarrass-
mept III. Beatty iss yigilant and hard work
s-9 ing preacher Of the Gospel, and doing great
eo-din The channel to which be devotes his
-, eaergies. BE Is more seli-sscrihcine tbsu
81 a his eirc1nStances EnIrant or demand, and
-. nov that the oliurGIsis eIear Of debt win not
g = 4 gghe friends Of The Bethel devote another day
andlths small amound required to relieve
~ s 1hhim,I IsPd thereby the Bethel from this the
laatef iis indebtedaesst ,Y'4GUJ
. sat 5il leave At precisely Q O'clock.
ana. IS saEIy sEsnipg, spending ct
-'''' 'ftafl a9ses hours in Linden Grote. "a Yer
million. Tickets only 6fty cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

B-Read what Dr. Bushnell says q the Grafhn-
perg Aedicinss- Dr., B. i8 physlcian OF extensive
ertlce, and one Of the O5t successful In tho cOuu-
y Crrumbun In which be rogidess
This certhe5 that have used the QraEsnbsrr's
.LB End AafshalFa OatholioOn, sold hsre By h q
sosnsoas IN my practice. Thsy are good medicines
h4rttord, frum bun county, Ohio EArsh Z, Is57.--
out the county. For Medicines or Agenciss, ad-.
1re88 o. -l-1 a =. k1haSIEI, Cleveland.
ianSoAR General Agent for Osi1-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
D B. GIBSON,

- nsdi1ine 81. % any part Of the country on
pr. SeIBsSss j ssF wOrs on PhysiolosT for u.ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

Professor Of Electropdfby and Mediei5ss,
~ Omco No, III oQtsrlo stTeet, up stairs fsE
6oorH from the Public Square. -
Ohdca hours from 70 ~ aud from 20 ciciook
nsfiF. fHnui5eFa 81 NcsptEaf , ou1o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

~ Lieut. Whipple, Of Grand Rapids,
fichlgsa, came in this morning from WASH
inglon. BE goes home to recruit men for
Col. Kellogg's I'd Cavalry Regiment IS Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

TWENTY PR CENT WILL BR DEDUCTED
from the vauation for cash except fazans should BE-
al ak dollars per acre, Whe1 nc e Ece VII be hE1
dollars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
QHAVRLRR,s RRaisTRR-
T q e IOITYE

ERkYEt IECREAsNa.-The cars Of the sew
ersl roads terminating at this point for sew
sral days past have arrived and departed
with large loads Of passengers
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aARSHALES UTERINE OATHOIIOON
H0Np TTEqTTIfONY,

IN this oonhection Es onsr fsE Testimonials:
- an Methodist clergyman, and When on n ,
slrcG1t haV5 met with many women troubled With
ths diseases Tor which you advertise Marshals Ute
riDe Cathohoon q cure. have advised is uss and
Z has eneotsd oOmplsts cure Wherever &c has been
CR6ds HsF. PETER SHARP +
-..t Western stay, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
RT0H ROLLIFg PRAIRrR IAEps.

us deep an loam Of the pr1ries is cultivated with
Eu1h Eonderf facility hat the farmers Of the Eastern
Ed Middle SC 1s5 ars moving 10 Illinois IN grozt nun
DsrS M arsa of limos IS about equal 70 that of -
gland, and the sol Is 50 rich that il viii support twenty
mnlioos u people ac
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IN that The subaeriher has been duly appointed
4rd qualified as adminisfrafor on the estate q
James Gardner, ls.s OF Guy ahoEa c0lntF, dscaasef
- auEl5.35I exc. W. gAnDNER-