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TpdustriaT scbool Petition.

To the Citizens, and Friends Of the Institution:
1t is with pleasure we would inform yOu
that the school is accomplishing a good
work. The home for the homeless children
is constantly receiving applications, and
the Children Aid Society is actively en-
ployed. The Trustees would suggest that
all who are friendly TO this three-fold in
stitution would either by letter or other
wise send in donations for its support.
We are aware Of the laudable call for aid
to the soldiers, and gladly join, in spirit
with the ladies, in the noble cause of pro
yiding for those who risk their lives, for the
good of their country, but at the same time
we would net overlook or neglect cause
which has for its aim, the making of good
citizens; and we would remind the commu-
nity that these children under our care, will
soon be men and women. 1t is of some i'm,
portance to us and our children whether
| they receive street education, or are brought
under moral influences with industrious
habits.
Providence and you have placed us il
this responsible situation, and We feel JUS
tilted in calling your attention to It's wants
Much good is left undone for want O
means. We are now in present need, viii
the winter just at hand, and confidently
make this appeal, having in former umei
always received responses; and feel, WhilI
We put our trust in God, We shall not SUI
| fer for needful things.
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he CIT Y
Isak Ou, for Fraud.

Split ticket, printed in oolOrs, counter
letting the Uuion ticket are in circulation,
containing tie name Of William CaPener
instead Of R. c Hopkins for Coroner. Look
out for them, and be sure that yOcr ticket
reads Rudd @. Hopkins, who is the regular
nominee on the Union ticket
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Clevelsnd Ohio. sept, y, l85l2ss
n EGAL NOTICE.

1I1ivra NJ. Reynolds, I The defendant, said Isiah
BY her next friend selover, ls hereby notified
Lorenzo ). Rider that on the in day OF sep
Plaintiff, ftember. 1851 the above named
vs. Plaintiff Hlei her petition in
Isiah SelOver, the once Of the Clerk o1 the
Defendant. Court ot Common Rieast
wi hin and tor the comfy Of Cuyahoea IN the state
Of Ohio, ting forth that the said defendant ID
Jus lly indebted to the plaintiff IN tie sum Of nVs
hundred dollars with interest 81 ten per cent per
annum, from the 27th day Of April o57i on has note
OF hand Of that date, b. said defendant exeluted
an delivered to Jackson Selover for valuable con-
siderati0n. That, on the day Aforesaid 70 secure
the pay nent Of the nOts and interest," said defend
ant made, executed and delivered mortgage upon
Lot No 6Z7, In Barber Lords subdivision in that
part OF the City Of Cleveland late known as Ohio
City, acc0rdinRtO plot and survey Of Ahas- Aer-
chant, now on hlo in the office Of The Recorder OF
Deeds for said County Of Cuyahogai that said note
and mortgage has been duly assigned 10 this PLAIN
tiff for valuable consideration That said note 10
due, and that no part thereof has been PAID the
prayer Of said uetitOu for judgment against said
defendant for five hundred dollars with interest," At
ten par cent, thereon IRON pril 27th, 1851 for the
sale Of the mOrtgaged premises TO p.y said not3 and
interest with costs Of suit and for other and iur
The said defendant is hereby further notified that
uness he answer demur to said petition on OF be-
fore the third saturday after the expiration q SIX
weeks from the date Of this noce, the same VIII De
tered sccordingIy L. }. RIDhRs
Attorney for Plaintiff.
September 7th, Is6I:s5I-5W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

ACCIDENT TO THE ]. G. DEsHLER.-The
Detroit Tribune of Monday morning says;
aThe brig John G. Deshlsr, owned by P.
Tregent, Esq, of this city, en- route from
Liverpool to Detroit, was tOWed into Holy,
head, (Weles,) on de 18th of September
with her foremRst sprung. She has abOul
one hundred tons Of goOds fus Cleveland,
and some pig iron for Detroit. shsaSill ho
doubt be easily Eighted."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

POSTAGE sTAMPs.-There has been re-
deemed at the Cleveland Post Office nearly
$4,000 worth of old postage stamps and
envelopes, since the new issue we're re-
ceived. These we're counted BY the Special
Mail A gent, and were BY him consigned to
the devouring element. The Postmaster
received from him certificate certifying to
the amount burned, which was sent to the
Auditor of the Post Office Department as q
voucher, emitting the Cleveland Office to SO
much credit on its account
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

oEIx Two TR1Ps NoRE. The Lake Supe-
rior boats will make but two trips more to
the upper Lakes this season. Persons hav-
ING freight TO forward this fall will hurry it
along, or it willbe too late.
The Steamer North Star will leave the
dock Of Husssy & Mcbride this Tuesday
evening, ct 8 o'clock, and go as far up as
Bayfield,.
The Northern Light viii leave the dock Of
Hanna GarretsOn & Co., on Thursday even
ing, Oct. 10th, at o'clock.
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KOINOIDENCEl
IA sIoAN UHpEG THE ooUErHR
SMITH AND OTHERS IL A Boa /

ROBRIs in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine In US
for many Of the Diseases peculiar TO such Animals
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Colds, OoughHi
Loss Of Appetite, Hida-bUund, DistemperB, &C. &c
EF These Powders always give BatistechonJ aS tht
Thousands who have used them, can testify. Be-
Circulars Try them. For sale by =. y. Gaylord
z, W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and by all Druggists in the
country Also st wholesale BY the Proprietor, at i6
Ontario street, OlsVeaRd, Ohio, 70 whom ali ORDER
must be addressed. -
fsh6. RShdkE G. g. hORhiS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

E5r ale Sy STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, CHURCH.
ri, RR0 and WM FISKE. OlavolRnd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

Go. K. WADE AND HUTcHIEs CAvALRT.-
First Lieutenant 7. ", sanderson has been
promoted to the Captaincy of company \,
ID Ohio Cavalry, to fll the vacancy Oeca-
stoned by the death of Capt. John T. OlspP'
Lieutenant sandsrsoa is great faVOrite
in the company, and will aceeptably hh
the place made vacant BY the sudden death
Of Capt Clapp.
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a. Timothy Hayes, of this city, who
has been engaged in Western Virginia ior
the past three months in the building o.
telegraph lines, returned this morning. He
informs Us that there is now telegraphiC
communication with all the divisions of the
army in Western Virginia. Gen Rosecrans
is near Gross Lanes witk ten thousand men.
Gen. Reynolds is at Rich Mountain with
lnrra force.
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arass 8OlluaEg.

TAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER q
BrGsB WORK OF every description, No. IS Union St,
AfsW doors from Superior street, ClsYeland Ohio D.
q prepared 70 farnish all kinds Of work used t1I
used N the Plumbing business. Beer Pumps Of al
kindH made and repaired. Bras Casting done daily
,s7rtf =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

TrnE FzrEnDED.-H. B. Hurlbut ESQ,
Subscription Agent for the National Loan
in this city, has received orders from Sec
retary Chase to keep the books open until
further notice. By this arrangement many
win be accommodated, and a much larger
amount win be subscribed in this vicinity
We give below the letter of the Secretary
authorizing the extension Of time:
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Got 80, 1861.
sR:-You msy continue receiving sub
soriptions to the National Loan, notWith-
standing the expiration of fifteen days hrsi
appointed for keeping open the books, un-
iii further instructed. The fifteen days re-
ferred 70 we're fifteen working deysI ex'
elusive Of Sundays and holidays.
Very respectfully,
s. P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR l, q L 3, ARE DE
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
England and secured by the Seals OF the Ecole d.
y,hArmacie de Pariss and the lmpertA college o.
Hsdicine, Vienna,
NO / Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermat0rThna
Rud all physical disabilities.
NO g. oompstely eradlcates all traces Of those diss
that have heretofore been treated By the nau
ciouB and perniciOus uas Of copaive and cubebss
No. has entirely Bupplanted the Injurious ulo
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
uaf di8perBing all Impurities, and roofing out the
Veuiou OF disoass.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. I, 2 and 3 are preparation ths
form OF lOEsnRe, devoid Of taste and small, and can
be carried IN the Waistcoat pocket. Sold In tin cnses
and divided into separate doses as administered by
Vay eau Lallemand RouX, Ricod, Ao. Price 20 each,
or cases Tor 3d. which save = and In 81 cases,
VII reby there Is saving OF s., To be had wholcsas
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. let Bleecker street
New York. immediately receiving remittance
Of the world securely packed, and add esBc ecoord
ing 70 the instructions u the writer
- sold also by z. y. GAKbORD and VIZ
UTHKE Tlawsleuhf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

say The American Express company sent
forward this afternoon, Eve tons of army
clothing for Gen. Fremonts division Of the
army.
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PFC Mo AT CAMP WApE.-Ths citizens Of
Asbtsbuls are to give the company from
tb.t county, in Camp Wade5 pic mic on
Tburv5sy Of this week. There is 3 good
time in store for the brave boys in Com
Pany F.
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geaaI aatlees.
A. g. ssarls, assignor,

a o. I0ITIl1 I3lIIIIIT ]
10
Edward bingham, trustee.
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
IN the Creditors ofths said A. G. searls that
dividend Of II per cent. on their several claims has
feen declared By the Probate Court Of Ouyahoga
County, Ohio, and that the same win be paid to
tham b. the said Edward Bingham, at his once, ~
the City Of Clsyeland in said county on the d da7
DANIEL &. TILDEH, Judge.
lisyelapd, Aug. Y, is6l. augl4.s50
NJ 0TICE-PURSUANT TO AN
- order made By the Judge Of the Problts
Court fnr the County Of Ouyahoga, Ohio, IN the
natter Of the assienmsni Of William Fiske, shall
Oer for sale at public auction At the door Of the
Court House. IN said county, the I2th day Of Oc-
tOber, 1851, at o'clock r n, tbs following de-
scribed notes, 70 w.t. said notes being the asssts
Of said assignment:
Date oI60l5s. Makers. Time, 3e- Am'i.APDTai5-
q Vllls
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ghgateiaus, &E.
yENII Sgg.S ) s. sysg q glsi
5 ;Sd
One Rtsldrs5 Dollars PrsSisgnlH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,


GLEEF, So, AND TEPOTRNOY
CURED,
After all other Treatment Fsilsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay One Hun
irsd dollars for the proof that he ever hs 70 cur
mn mn toI ne TToof thSt any 5thsr Pbysioian IN
tho United S'Ssss treats the tanss eisea5es Will
Sfter many years Of laborious study and expert
euce, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being able 70 an
nouneo TO the unfortunate that he has perfected q
'''''nls sP&ESY p sFlSS5- AND PERMANENT OURz
''' PRIVATE DISEASES
nth all bsd Effects arising thereirOn, including
DEBi LITY OF NERVOUS PROsTEATlOh.
He has suooeedsd in curing cases IN this city, soms
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
Iestyled physiofans who profess to treat Al Priv1t
msladies with success, and without resolving ths
Dr. gIBSON doss not boast that he is ss member Of
some College IN London or Paris IS perhaps some
othsrs do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
md Who hold out great expeotatons never TO be re.
SiiEss Bnt what Or. GIBSON might boast OF It
this, that he Is able 70 give entire 9atsGoton .
those who repoBe confidence in his abity and tnteg'
rity and that he has perfected sn American System
OF treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
rsdIcal cure Of ssmlna weakness and all diseases OF
Disbursements, both mental and phyHical, HTiEins
D gIBsoE also claims for his nov treatment the
folIovfnF advantages all oEhoru eE dlscOYereu
and first tho agents u8ea IL HeQt
abie. be uses no rcIics OF the dark ages, such Is
Mercury, nor any other deletcrioqs drug; seconds
no restrictions IN Diet or business Ia reIutred Third
Y his treatment is positive and certain IN all cse5
He stands prepared to 60 into any public or prvste
hospital IN the United States and demonstrate tne
Emr1enEe superiority Of hiE treatment over any
other now known 70 the world ia point or prompt
ness PsrIasBenoE, ildnsas, Aafsty and oonNenionos
% the patient. -,
and has during the past two yea1s pertor1ned many
5ures Of diseases which had tOr years resisted Ell
other modes OF treatment. Reference can be given to
Ipdividusls Of the Erat respectabity in ClevPiand
9oston, New York, and other cities In regard 70
skin and integrity In all professional trsnaaotions
disesses treated with superior success.
81 Medicine sent 70 sny part OF the country on
rsoeipt Of ten dollEra.
DR.. 6fBs0H'B New Work on Physioio1Y foT safe
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsctrOpathy and Asdioi,Ie,
~ once No. III Ontario street. up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
OMcs hours nom 70 y and nol1 70 ooiooA
ssft- fSUudavs agceszld Hus.
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JUDoE GHoLsOE.-The District Court
adjourned on yesterday, and the members
of the bar, without en- exception, join in
expression Of praise Of Judge GhOlsOn,
for the promptness with which he has dis
matched business. The Court vas in sss-
1iOu eighteen days There were one hun.
dred and twenty-five cases on the District
Court docket-eighty-three of which were
finally disposed Of.
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MASTERS SAL LE-PURSU-

MASTERS SAL F. P URS u
W. ANT to thecOmmand OF q decretal order Of
s1ie from the Court Of Common Pless Of CuYzhOgs
county Ohio at the suit Of Nelson Prince, and ot
ers Fainst LeY Thomas and Others, 70 me Greet
ed shqil elposo for sale at public auctiOn et tie
door Of the court House, in the City Of Cleveland,
in sid county on the 18th day Of october lo5i 81
O'Clock P NJ, the following descIited premises TO
wit situated in East cleveland, In OuyzhogA conn
", Ohio, and bounded, beginning in ths z lank
road and south 500 west chains, az links nom
The west corner Of Chirten1en Lewis lind, thence
south 5Ob{o east chains and 20 links 70 said Lewis
west line; thence south chains and o nnAs-
tbencs north g54o wet chains and IS Inks
thence noIth s94o east p hnks-thenee north
50Llo vest chains 10 the Plank l'o9d-thenee
beginning containing "a acres Of land. APPRAISED
$3.50. 80, =, go. ,,.-.,.-s
"A 4 BTKvfs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

MARRIAGE LIoEEsEs.-Probate Judge Til
den issued si1ty-iour marriage licenses during
the month Of September last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

hTThe subscriptions to the National
Loan in this city, since yesterday Monday
noon, amounts to FIVE thousand three hundred
and fifty dollars.
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r WArERToN.
SIND Ind. School, and Secy G. A. S0ci

Supt Ind. School, and Sec'y c. A. Society.
P S.-LADIEs AND GEETLEMEE.-Cast of
clothing can be cut up for children. 1t also
gives them work. Cotton cloth, denim, Calico
and beys' cloth, in the web, can be cut up
10 advantage and profit. Provisions fol
breakfast dinner, and supper will be apprs-
ciated.
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These Pills have never been known 20 fail when
the directions have been strictly followed, and they
are perfectly safe to take BY the most delicate.
To MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re
commended, as they remove difficulties and restore
nature, no matter nom what cause lhe oDslrno5loh
the desired effect and although 80 powerful, yet no
injury will ever result from their use, but those VINO
are pregnant should not use them, as they have an
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from V2sl known physicians and apOth-
ecsres can be had on application to the agent, who
will send the Pills. If desired, BY mail, post paid, to
any address, on receipt OF the money sold IN boxes
containing sixty Pills. By all the princiua drugsists
apd dealers everywhere. Price Sl,O0 & box.
q. W. ULABk, Ken. agent.
tVIR.R2s ITO Superior 1t fVaveland. o.
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s.II,o-., "a sn.in,,


soIdIers' Aid society.
We think our readers will be pleased to
learn something Of what has been done At
the Soldiers Aid Society Rooms during
yesterday and to-day. We have been per-
mitled TO print the following letter
CLEvELAED, oct. :, 1861.
Mas. B. RousE, Prss't Soldiers Aid Society,"
pEAH MADAM:-I have just received
from DR.. Aiguer, Ag't 0. s. Sanitary Com
mission ct Cairo, Ill, an urgent appeal for
hospital stores for the troops stationed in
that vicinity. A portion of DR.. Aigners
letter is as follows;
USinoe my last report the number OF
troops belonging to this command has been
increased from 5000 10 10000, and the
number Of sick has risen in far greater
proportion, amounting TO loco at this
date
The supplies Of hospital dresses, stores,
So, furnished 10 the individual regiments
by patriotic ladies on their departure for
the sest Of war, are either completely ex'
hausted or are entirely inadequate to the
present wants.
beg you therefor to send us as soon as
possible whatever you can spare IN the way
Of hospital dresses, sheets, shirts, drawers,
slippers, pillow ticks, cordials, ETC., direct
ing 70 my address or to DR.. J, F. Taggart,
Medical Purveyor o. s. A., Cairo, H.
From this and other portions of his let
ter it is evident that the want Of hospital
stores above and beyond such as can be
furnished by the Medical PurveyOr of that
department of that army, is not only real
but urgent.
At least 500 sets of hospital clothing
bedding, etc, with fair amount of hespi
tai stores, should be forwarded to Cairo a.
once. For the hospital clothing mus
make an appeal to the oft tried liberality
of the Soldiers Aid Society.
Will it be possible for you to supply th'
demand2 can assure you before hanC
that it will be carefully and wisely dis
pensed.
The hospital stores, jellies, fruits etc
being heavier and more liable 70 injury il
transport 1 have written to some Philan
thropic gentlemen of Chicago for them, an
they viii probably supply them.
Everything of that sort which you hav
on hand will certainly be needed il
Western Virginia.
Yours Very Respectfully,
J. S. NEwBERRY,
Associate seo'y U. 8. Sanitary Com.
In reply to this Mrs. Rouse infOrme
Prof. NeWberry that the supplies to 81
amount asked for would be ready at o
clock P. NJ. Monday. At that time te
large boxes were delivered to the Expires
| company, and by this time are on thei
} way to Cairo.
In addition to this shipment the ladis
Yesterday dispatched full supplies to Il
t 7th Regiment at Charleston and Gaule
Bridge, Va, and also to the Post HOspita
t at Clarksburgh, Grafton and GallipOlis.
In all, supplies to the value of Sl;2C
!, we're sent of yesterday by Express. surel
/ the Aid Society is doing very e1tend'
work of benevolenoe.
We understand that there are alread
b so smaller societies in Northern Oh
: auxiliary to this, and all are doing mob
in their efforts to relieve the discOmfor
3 and distress of the sick in the army.
! Let all who feel an interest in our vc
It untesr soldiers do something to extend tt
e influence Of this society.
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aotels
ct. NICHOLAS Hotel,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD RErUCED TO 81 PER DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and eommodious
Hotel in 1854 it has been the single endeavor Of the
Proprietors to make it the most sumptuoua, con-
venient aud comfortable home for The citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic
And whatever has seemed likely TO administer 70
the comfort OF it5 guests they have endasvozed,
without regard TO sOst, to provide and to eomhino
All the elements Of individual and social snoymens
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which Il has CON-
manded during the past six years Is a gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exigeneies oi the times, when al are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board 70
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time abating none Of the luxuras Win
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHIFCOMB co.
New York, sept 2. 1851 sap7;3si-3m
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GOLD BANDS, &c. 90,
Also Just opened beautiful lot Of
n n y NJ 7 ~ IA g

With Hands, Lool &C., to match. OOids and TAa-
as IN endless .riety. Paper Hanging done a.
e9Et notice bysEperienoed wOrkmen and st resson-
Also, W Fouid fake nice Jobs OF painting grain
Ing and vanishing at air and rsmune-4tiv6 rates.
n. OARE,9N a 20.
=. B; 10 Dealers We would invite their attention
y our large stock. mar1,
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COME CHOICE PIECES OF
- DRIED BEEF. Also Sugar Cured Hams and
ehoulders, at ~ Superior Street,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ CUEAHOGA COUNTY, OHLo.-Fhe said de-
fsadants, ElUah kendrick, Lydia kendriek, and >
c. West who non-re8idgnts sf the Stale OF On1oi
are hereby nOtih that the said kaufman HAYES,
plaintiff, the 2l,t y Of September, ls6i hled IN
the Office Of tbs Clerk Of the Court oI gUnln1O On
Plens of Cuyahoga county in the state Of Ohio, his
petition gainst SAID defendants. The object and
praye Of which p Il ion is to recover Judguaent
against the said Elijah keudrick on his prom ssory
note given BY said htudfick TO said plAsntns daIed
July z3 l555, for ths OF S40Os due in one year
from date with interest at the rate OF 10 per cent
per snnum and payable annually, and % subject 60
tho payment Of such judgment the following de-
KeDdrick AID Lydia kendrick to said plaintiff, to
secure the Payment o. said note to W.T. sub lot
No. seventy go, in s. 5. stones subdivision
Of Ori giuhl lot No. nity ls0), tlrmerly brooklyn
township, nov cleveland City and has front and
rear Of 50 feet and l3z feet in depth, and fronting on
Herman street. Also-One equal undivided one hall
OF sub lOis Nos one hundred snd torty-one l4l and
som's allotment Of the Charles Taylor Farm in the
City of cleveland, fronting on the south side ot De-
trOit street and extending back 20 an alley Also-
sublOt 62l in Hiram oteues subdivision 9f part OF
original lots 3 aud 6S, In BrOokyn having 80 and
liz feet front on Train street and 70 feet In depth
Said petition prays judgment against said XII
Jah kendrick for IN sum Of four hundred ana Iaflg
dollars (S4O) and interest thereon at the Tate Of 10
rer cent per annum from the sd day Of July 1851,
and tnat said premises be sold to pay the same.
Said Defendants, Elijah kendl lex, Lydia Ken
dick and 3. u. West, hereby notified 70 appear
and answer said petition on or before the l6th day
PRAYED for GAGE & BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
rv4---r--4 ont. - ~ r5-T 90.
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TTrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In more than a thousAa
oEasB, with entire success.