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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE.

pEAwTHORN a BUCHANAN. Importers of China
Glass and QueenSwaTc. No. 81 East Washington IT,
Indianapolis Indiana dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

|,AMPREII & ROYIES. Book Binders ard Blank Book
Y Manufacturers No. 81 East wa>hingon -, east OF
Genn's Bock. mp stairs. Indianapolis feb25-du
HOUGIAS & PALMER. Book Binders and Blank Book
Manufacturers No. 3sis East Washington street
over Afford. Mills Cos Grocery. may27
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17

INREpERlCk COPPER Merchant Tailor and dealer
ready made clothing ana furnishing goods No Il
West ashinstou street opposite Sentinel office. my2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
ATTORNEYS.

H. IBY FERGUSON, Attorney and Counselor al Law.
N PAYS cash for approved judgments and uiortrarr.:
sso negotiate loans, uote, &c. Once. East wash
gion street upstairs second door o. tie right hand op-
poste 6lenn's Elock. ocl9
guSEPH K. MCDONALD & ADDISON /. ROACHF
d Attorneys and CounseOrs az Law .Etna iusuranc,
Company Bgilding second floor, Pennsy yanis street
= l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
DRY GOODS.

uNy a H. GLENN Co, New York Store, Dry
J" Goods wholesale and Retail, Glenus Block, East
Washington street. mays
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
A Medical Report,
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.

nfainin0 7hi,fy Fine Plates ana Fhgrariags Of tie
anatomy and PhysiOlogy ofthe Ser''~ O:qa's IN a
sftfs # JTsfrIfL ami U;SeGss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
STOVES AND TIN WARE
BOOK BINDERS.

ItHARLES cox, saler in Stoves, Tin Ware, &C, No
- II West Washington street apr2I
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
BOOKS AND STATIONEWY.

rpOwFN. STEWART 4 CO, wholesale and retail deal
ers IN ooss Stationery. and Printers Materials
No. Is West Washington street apr-o
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

VNTIIEY NJ LOWRY, DRUGGlST.-Deaer in Drugs,
w Chemicals Paints OILS DyeStuiis Botanic, Patent
Medicines Notions and Perfumery No 40 Mas
sachuSet.s avenue, indianapolis noNS"-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
vNrrRN ATIoNAL ExuIRIrtoN
TIE N ASIlINGTON HOTEI,. IINERFO

This new anl mapntncent buding, TIRE finest 9nd most
eisSoatey hushsa Hotel In the United Kingdom covers an
go * SQUARE and contains 100 noble aud spacious
rooms up with requisite and luxury .hat
rt ,n furnish The chief cuhee room VIII
arr 0date roo aud cupducted on the American
and continental stem The Hotal Is situated or com
nandint and si,c in the very heart OF we taN
opposite the chief railway station 81 ueotgss HAL
pIic Lirary and Museum the Wellington monument ~
III easy distance vi the nm sfest iabdns s~se w W.
1 .ltxt MGxsly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
{ COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL FOR BLACKsAITHs JUST RE
~ Cumberland Coal of the best quality, for black
smiths use. THoS. TRuSLow, JR. 2s5 East Fourteenth
Tenth streets Williamsburg
RIO BLAoKsMrTHs--ro BLACKsMrTHs.--rURE CUM
ii beriatd Coal Just received from tie American Coal
Mnes aud really deliver in quantities 20 suit prfchssers
by CHARLES L. YOUNG Co., northeast corner " Thur
iiath street and rnird svrn.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

vvorEf.-wufTNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, co. NE
I'll Tweifh on the Earopsn PLAT. single u os
I'll 5oa aud 81 der day. Meals 10 ortef AZ Az nvn~ osV
open all night 2, = ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

Il.IMPTONs IMPROVED PAgLoR BEDsIEAps
and other first class Furniture. Soil whuleeule Rud
niL Also furnished by mputhy payments = itA Tenth
"a formerly NauonA Ae.dcual % Dsst-u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

.IIoUsEuoLD FURNITURE wANTEp.--I WILL BuY
Isl pay cash for about $500 Sow worih ~ mo-
um unaty Furniture suitable for args-bYng house;
|1so fanoforte and billiard Table, aS party VIA
1g posu OF the may nj limo o. call uppu Mr.
MATTHEWS, 343 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

pRLh0NT HALL, Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN
- springs. =. J.-rhs Shove well known resort is now
via Morris Essex Railroad st 81 A. M and s,x r M
WILLIAM SHARP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

COUNTRY bOAKO.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE. AT STAMFORD CONN.
"A The subscriber has recently fitted up that large and
commodous bouse, situated Henry street. in the SOUTH
part of the borough of Stamford for resort
and the establishment s for the reception Of
boarders The airy and the house surrounded
BY beautiful lawns and shade trees and Is within three min
es' walk of the railroad depot aAd mute Of the
boat landing Gentleman DESTROYS of keeping horse
team Of horses with of stable
room There Is also good livery stable in with
the house. Terms moderate. CHAS. +. LEEDS,
STANFORD. June l6. 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

EQUINOX HOUSE.
II MANCHESTER VT
Now open for company Address H. Orys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

EOR sALE-THE WELL KNOWN RESTAURANT, BAR
i and Billiard Saloon, of Broadway and Ninth
street kept BY the present proprietor for the last eight
count Of III health Further particulars given by appyngt
Mt J. g. WEST IA Chambers street, or TO T. X. JULIEN.
l37 Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

THE RIyERSIDK HOUSE, RED BANK, MONMOUTH
county N. J Is now open. This house u beautifully
Susied on the banks OF the Heyasnk in l view Of tho
boat and railroad from foot Of Murray Boat leaves
at A. M and NJ daily (sundays excepted Terms very
reasonable and few rooms not yet engaged For further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR sALR-THREE MILES
"A from stamford, minutes walk from Railroad de
pot tastefal and convenient cottage nine good
abundance variety Of choice fruit all In fine pos
session Immediately AprAy st No. ~ Wall street. the
basement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
lNASTNRfS sSAT.t!-p pTIRsjsiITI TIRsjsiITI. /, 4

M ASTER'S SALE-PURsUAE7
lyk to the commEnd of = decr5tsI order o. sah
lsslsd from the Court Of OOnmOn Rleas Of yET ahogs
county, Ohio, 81 the suit Of John A. Foot again8t
Henry Rsmfth, Margaret A. smlthAHd othegl q ne
directed shan xpose to sac At public auction Al
TIE dOof or t0 Gof O1sesiH the VI oi Cleveland
s62, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following Described
lands and tensnents, q Wit. Known By being .
U0unty of CB afoga IND htats pt 9liqi an 4 9qnnz
dsd Is follows. beginutng IN the center OF Ceoer
street. ct point chas and so JIM aesstaEiE rom,
the los line of SAID lOt as thence south pa Ge with
the west fns Og said l0t. . rhain8 aId64f ilaEs
thence easr one chain aud s6l1 hnksi thence north
Is chains and fGk fiikB to ms cenp5fof bafd Ceea
street Ihencs IOrth So west along the center o.
said street, chain snd 97S links 70 the place o.
Oeginnlng eontaan Fe acres OF land be fhe eAne
more or less, but subject 10 all legal highways
Appraised 81 e59l. - aakOs a. va MAetS! . -
JoEYR Fo0y Pr .!sa.Ss iSlisSsSi =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
0A'k the tlqsfI8FflIP
~ { 4, ], 49, -.

III" !
dAA 'Hatehfna. u Ohio, las submittedf %
ths.Eouss EoTy important bin looking 10
the re1isiszaad Eeform o. otr bh4irs sys-
ten Of Poslsl charge and tbe eEnAnagenent
ia.oonnss.ioR theIswithii Its'mors PyoHi-
ssGs features ere .these :--. r -.-a-a 81 :. 90
i |. Letter postage (undsr half ouRoel is
reduced from three 10 tive cents, 80 be
dsubied end Quedrupled Is the letter IN
steAses IN y eight, II carried over 600
Elilesi double these rates. = - e rs
- Newspapers not ote1oesding four ounces
iANeightaFe to pay twenty cents per an
nun (quartsrlY, Ok mora il adEaneel .far q
WeeklyI and Rt corresponding rates Tor enc
pri ofteper lFffkk Rhsi my
neWspaper may, as now, BE- sent free from
thesottce. Of PublisHticpgto any post-efise
The same county .u-t..s- .st- -
~: Periodicals weighing over four ounces
and less than eight, two cents per No,
end tN9 cents for every four ounces addi-
HolRlss WhoeFor mails package Of peril
odioals TnAy freely stamp or write thereon
ths character Of the contents With the name
n tae sender. 4.5. .,..a. -.
4. Letters and periodicals not prepaid
aFesto beeharged double.
5. Postmasters are allowed to receiya
letters. and periodicals after the advertised
hour for closing the mails, and to charge
extra (in stamps) therefor. sia.al-rs
-es4bs-R -RostRasssF GeaeFal- may -aathors
ise the delivery Of leitsfsf Sc, By carriers,
in everyolty WAefOl The RostnssleFs COM
pensstiOn amounts % 8, 900 per annum.
Ne ezra charge Is to be made for such de-
AissEls s-i5..s-- isi- -..-.-- si a s----l7t @
.. Letter receivers may be appointed in
difeteht paris Of such eities aud towns as
the Postmaster General may designate.
Iron lettsr-pnlafs, for tAe reosptiou Of let
teFs, may be set up st discretion. Branch
Post-ohess may be established IL cities
having over lO0. 900 Inhabitants. ~
8. A5Posthl Guide is to beipFinte& and
distributed or sold, under the direction of
the Postmsstr General. -+e'-s '---s-i
9. A ~ 3er system is provided,
under VII postmaster may receive
sums less and give an order for
their payI such other ofBos and 10
such peri may be indicated. The
charge for .nsmitting $40 or under
is hve cent $40 and not over S25,
ten cents. 80. si
10. The nkihg Privilege Is abolished
save for 81 letesB Of pOstmasters on -oM-
cia ueine ba ths'postage OF the Pres
id md Cabinef Members Of Congress,
"a sd Ut Of the Treasury.
VS. msg b dispensed with st /
The ion Of the bstmaster General.
aatiatq effect &c the COM
msncemsnt Of the ne1t fiscal ye0r-that is,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
Wilraun BletcheP. sin C,6tntnob iPfeas f,65ab6-

William BleteheR, 7 In Common Pleas Cdyaho-
s4 vs. 80 - gAsCO-, o. AEiaehmentl
william s. Marsh ] Aefion for Money only.
THE SAID WILLLAMS s.. MARSH viii take
notice that on the -4th- day February, Is69 the
said William Bletcher fled his petition and com.
meneed his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer Ofwhieh petition Is
to recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of ~ 6Is ps, with interest thereon from Oc-
tobar 11fh. 1881 and costs OF suit which sum The
said William Blethcher claims the right to reeov
er ON a certain Judgment for the Esid amount Re-
covered a. the date last sfpFesaid by the BanlsOf
Upper Canada against said 4arsh and William
Bieteher, which has been assigned BY -sEfi Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, aud the cOusldeuation for
which transfer was advanced BY PIointif, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen the laWe
ful owner and holder Of said judgment and The
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment tothense Of said 4Vilii B. Marsh
by said William BletcheTi no part Of which judg-
ment hal ever been paid By the said William S.
Marsh. Said defendant, William ). MaEsh wiz
sppearin said Courtand answer said petition on
or before the 5ti1 day OF April, A. d. 1s52 or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RAENEY, BACKUs E NOBLE,
FahT1Tn FfafnfflfT NffhIrnatsa
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EaRlIIAEa .hFABERFe,
-ETE51 = 6llsaEaNa. sEB. a5, Iss2.

.4DEulll llaQotl14uNtst EAn, eoe AooNe
l-sssff-hsFiIs1-d
pyniad sds HeEBsiIhS5s a3iA bleA sisl SEi
% EIaSV RhjA mend aEn qaiFStY efaaIOGddly,
osEs AReRiSsaiak avcOuSt ! 81 B g eGhtsde craze
yqSSes ia RokoSS5 Aas 81 55et beasa i IOi;,9 SS
.rs9st6EPEEEPIP EJgTgAK9AJaF aFOB3 R0EEE1oHu
.tSssIhm WGpGDspsr rlnentup56O a. d a3lsi
paiohuNnig ist6riEJ lfaOld q aepGiolA lBl
-iarIkstnnb Fi1ing hlinaoeouat bfotke .lSattli
habaEnta hDngllon l5ni SAiurdBy vlhst 10 Ihe
enemy having oomplstslyHsinteslseg Oti
lainna - Iaa EobolVed 20 attackq theh shOui
ull1aa aEagna fnBmai; t3daheastaD Nnsdea II
shnls paEn1ate o. o'clock Sil Saturday mora
ing. General Pillow oommandedsOufs lefl
sviuldiG GRnorail BuohnOEii our right, and
-osnslaln floyd RithiGsuoral "a 0hnson lnot
hAsteIf iaithe oeBtrel saoueFah 2 lloyd, IS sea
-fnEl hFagadinEpi being ndOOmihaad of The
f7-helab lsiatlo ag JH1I uin p4l14-a Nl1sA
ulaajahe battle iastsd f5Fa Hino hoeqH, i61d
was fought with the greatest. ealiaatIs Sy
our troops. -fhe- -epeuY yegV first beaten
By GepeFsl iPiii6FA On OH left wing, who
df6Fsthe eneIay 'sfighl 10 the rear Of their
-IsftlNfhg.i efhe enemy &sts b flyen
-I56n tae fgid n ith % e 1858 A6ff 40 killed
-ehdaatanded,1 81 iiidt iidri rfiii ], oOo Rere lined
~ 60 < tist5v hsil diil " so SRI shd
AK 4eeesa6f SRA lSfg tar 1855 n filied
snd iGSdh ca 81 q 5dl7 ave 6ahdtei. .T T'''
oai sek bvsSi6us aisbat6K stated that eleven
slFaGsb b6rts6f the eheaiy had srfiSed bet6F
s1s1Sft aAd h6ded troops on Friday We
aSsIiefe. n Was probSbly in vlftre 81 lhis
hfAhloftsnehf that their advance was
made and our lines invested, ne6e; Stating
the battle Of SAturdRy. GA
stThss disPseportiOn between the esH-
laaEes of ne sRemy's killednRud Eounded
we ksye not ppF lhe means Of explaining.
- ~ TIhis splendid feat Qg arms and iglori-
Gus yieleTy % ouE. cause will send q. thrill
sof 10y, over The whole C9niederaeyly II
comes ct The right place and 81 the right
tina gAll hqR0E 70 tRs brave officers and
ssoldisrs Who have shsd such lustre npon
our arms, and added such pres tge TO OnI
.asgk WeAhap delighsse publish the full
detRils when they shall reach us. What
farther We are 10 expect on the same ground
We knoW.nOt4 .IRsfhsf fsiibsfSfe this issue
goss e press tbs telss graph will tell The
liiQueerland river affords -the enemy
.ggset feqihty for bringing up reinforce.
meats fcQm ihsir Poist d Gppad at Radbcah
Iat,fhR monih sf ahs Tennsssse. Car sWn
QonnaadaFs ere net beyond the means. OF
Elm iar .gnRPoEta NE trust therefore 4hei
The stand 30 brilliantly commenced We
Rhsll he Rhle a make R0EnanaRt, aAndztC
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~ Hl-1 anu letur1il OF FFe I Hfsiliir -
y APIS. .-0FdsEE 6ilsd pr5ISi
ft-lleo' ,.1oa.es lse {. lriss stfi,
lTs-Ss5.r ,I5grisFl - .ilp Isl ~ PtTfsJ-L &
aG1I4 " .l2 fetl y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
RkRBERlNG.

iuAIR DRESSING AND SHAVE
INC IEsTTrUTTC N-WM T. AMBUSH,
~ hig rooms undar the American q prepaTed e ae
o1lnodate Al cuItouaTa with prompt attorttoa rol
Aelo EoEk kmen- q asparals ron % l.elez : 1o.-
NEW BARBER SHoRCd. 81.
ne Eltsh shilahmant undef 8scEand ltlriehorti1
a Store Superior street, oppo1i1s Woddeli Honla
Thara thsy intend % shave icr 3 gtEpence Gcd cut
halF for ahfling.f EhsT hore 3 meet Al thelFo.d
1Iend8 I'D i1sHg new onoa e M b pleasoi %
bFF thGEt VII theli DsFona9as r io .ecal.Bn Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

Frederick II. Baekus, PPpf, For Money only
Ralph Walker, Defendant, In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, 8 non-fesident Of the State
Of Ohio, viii take RotiOe that Frederick ~. Back
US. of the county of Cuyah0ga, in the State Of
Ohio, did on the 18th day Of January, AID. 1887
hls his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the CO9nty Of Cuyahoga, in the
State of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, Justly indebted to Howe, Baekns 4 Co,
on the 18Th day OF May A. Bs1 1851, and now i
in the sum Of Five Hundred and Fort y=three Dol
lars and forty-hve cents, with interest thereon
from May 10th, 1851, on an account TOR divers.
goods and merchapdize. BY said Howe, Baekus B
Co., sold and deliveTedtO said Ralph Walker al
his special instance ami request, that said ao--
count has been assigned TO said Frederick u.
Backus, who Is the real owner Of the same, Epd
praying for judgment against the said Ralph
Walker 4oF thssIm 0lained tobei daey with n
terest from the date aforesaid, and the said Ralph
Walker Is snotided TIiat he Is required to appear
in saId Court and answer said petition on OF be-
fore the 9th day of April, 1862, or said peution
viii be taken as true IND judgment rendered &C
cordinglY.-l EKEQERICkABA BACKBS,. -
By Ranhey, Backus Noble,
febTST9 ---s-f7g --4 His Artorueys = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
THE gRMs!FENBERG r. 3! FAMILY

THE GRHFENBERG FAMILY
IL sail Il sFS GfSsiFis sa sRSsE sA0 lSS i%VS V
The i s1i S i Il t IN is not insultsd
by the ofisr q sinkis hsdiofE5 Ehion claims te
eqTt 81 disease b1t the GT1sienbeIg medie5 con
the oura a tbs disea1s5 for which they are Feoom
Is15sd ansag Saoh may 6s pslected e oP9 alProPr
tThs aT,sisnbsrs Yogutabls Pills ara better thar
any othor nd Of Pills in the World-prlce % centa
: The Gr@fsnbsrg Bterine UafholioOn fs an ihiali.
bic remedy for all Female dipeases-Prioe Sl,6a.
- Ihe pterine Oatholicon VIII also cure gravel,
digease Qf the kidneys, urinary difficulty N male
The Grsfenberg saToaparillh is By far the mos
Nc 'efis1b befs y1ltery syrp M l. q oertsin and
quak TemedY for Al Diseases of the boWelsPrics 500
nsntly relieve this dBtrgssina dIssass--Prios els
The Grefenberg ghtldren's Panacea L an inyAln
aba com pound 81 ell diseases incident hc children
The GrRfbnbsgs Fever aud ARue Remedy IL q BoY.
reign specific for tbi bartio1lar iseas8-pricB Egc
aI other ssiTss Ia IL ouratfvo eocts Is cSnts
The GFBfenberg OonBumptivss Balm Affords tha
most astonAhtng relief In all pulmonary complaints
Sow York, 5Estes tlst ss has known the Grafsnbsr5
gonsumpttye,s Balm Used With gIsat lPeoes1 z
ne Gfsl9absrS hoalth Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic OYER prepared-pEice . csnts.
Tbs GTBienberR Eye Lotion "a unparalleled IN all
Inflammation OF diseases Of the EFo-Prics % centl
-
"a Bs AAa AbellSa8 Q0kF
We owe to the public, TO state thRt ERTshall's o.
thOlicOn Il InsdicinB Invaluable fer CEN platnt
ola83ed under the head Of Female Diseases. We hGT
uled your GEHfenberg- Medicines and have beer
greatly benefited thereby, 90 much 80, that were
ths PElos doqblOs Es Woald have them. toths thou-
sands Of our sex who suffering from weaknesses,
We would recommend the OathOltoOn ~ sure pEuEs-
oea- 1t gives strength 20 the 8Ygtem and enables
each 9th organs otthe BODY 70 perform thsif kp-
propriate functions. Mrs. ", CATER,
-l--- -Lt ---- --st-- -hlra. E.E.-WEEk9, =
HiBI IO,sWORMBTETT,t
Medina, March l; 1851. ---l-.N ~
"a. The above named Ladies' Ee ara personally 40
aualHtsd with, and know tkAt for several yearI
while We lived In Medina, they Wefe great BuhorerE
dtmoulty Bhe was able TO stand upon her feets faT
bottles Of Oath0icOn entirely cured her Of her com
plsints. My wife received great beaeot from thb.
county ss q safe and efioieRt remedy for the many
complaints they are subject to.
JOHN .WEEKH,
EditOr Oanheld HeralA
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s's~'i1ihe State Of Ohio lin COuTt Of C0mmol
- CaYahoga C9uBty. ss ! -Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith, Plf.
s4l Vs-4s E--4---I goffea- L-.si---.rf e

J0seph- 3, bnIThl Ueft. ~ =. II ---.-
The Defendant viii take notice that on the 9th
day -of February AID IS92 4he Plaintif flied
her petition in The Clerks Office Of said Court,
charging said defe6da6t therein with Wfllfui
ahsanoe from plaintiff for more than three years
prior TO the filing Of said petition, and praying
for a dissolution Of -the maffiage contract, All
-mouy, and f0r other propar relief- Said action
will be for hearing six weeks after the first pub
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
THEsE JUsTLYCELEBRATED

INHESE j USTLY OHLHBRATEU
PILLS are 4 sure cure iog
Hiak sElnaianlLs, .-...-. E-
DyEpsp1ia, % '--
Foul Stomach,
General and Nervous Dabilisy, -
Bilious and Liver Complaints,
s1s Gi az- Coitiyene1ss seEofql ous Ha'
and are sais Gnd reliable Family Medicine. Nor
OF thsul used than any othor kind.
lll-Ges Oircular1. For sale Dy b. II. Gaylord. y.
w. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong AlArn-s
Itrong Cleveland Ohio, and 81 al DFdRgiBts N the
country. Also, ct Wbf lSgale - Isl Ontario gsrsas
Cleveland, Chic, b. q. @. NORRIS,
General Aren't ior Ohio, Biohigsn and Indians
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CLEvELAHD. Feb. II. ls029s0l - .. 80.

A DMINISHRATOR'S aEA.hEl or
A REAL ESTATE,--On The 18th day Of March,
ls62, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House Pin the City, of Cleveland, CuyHh0ga couns
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
foitowhg descfiBed real eSate as The pro perty Of
John Baker deceased, to wit: -=+-
Situate in The said City Of Cleveland, and is
known As City EotNO. 7Siahd part Of III IN the
subdivision made BY. Josiah BarnRT zand1 Richard
Lord, in original lots Nos. 81 So g and 20 and is
bounded IS 'follOWt, 70 Wit North on Bfidge
street; south and east on analley- and west onis
line running through said lot No, 70 from Bridge
street 20 the alley ihfhe fearRrd4 one foot -ge5t
from the dividing line between sad lots Ts and
70; the above described piece OF land having IS
feetfFOatOn Bridge stfe ef, and rms back ofrQnaf
width 1919 feet 70 an alley in the rear. 80 / q
Said premises TO be sold subject to mortgage
thereon In 8aEor of one Aepis- " uHaerhsart up
on which there is due the sum Of FOuI Hundred
Dollars and interest from the I1th day OF Janua-
ry51s5ss TemsOf sale WiiE be. made kAeWn on
day of sale. JACOB BAKER,
-febI5.S1S r--- - " Administrafor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
ADAMS 1 canssls. Master :; Sonmisl5.st. 49,

IESTATE OF HENRIETTA COL
III LIEs.-Notios in hefeby given that the under
Bfgnsd hss bseRs appointed Admins lrsiriE 0f the
estate of Henrietta d. COlins late OF Cfeveiand a.
nSaseds'f q -FfAhil.sHI' SARAH & RfIlG
tDURS q ANp TO AN ORDER OF
tho Prubst6 Court for Guyaho-N county, Ohio.
notice 3 hereby given that the crefits-s of = Mar
Alac .Who have not proved tbeir claims against hrr
before ne ars allowed sixty daJ rom thts dsts fof
that purPoss. All claims not proved 6 the slypira
sion f that time viii aot he noticed IN makiag
dividend. j S. dRABNfs
AgiEnee Of A. MsFy Mack.
Jan. !. ls6l. ianl.s7I
A SSIGNEE1S NOTICE -NoTIoR
IA s. hsrsbE given thHt the undersigned hss bsou
hpp0lnted Assignee Of al the prpper Of Iacoh Wan
prlsept their claims 70 me for aioFu g Wihln alx
montha after tue publication Of tbs n0sf-e.
-CHARLE5 w. hOBbE-
Cleveland. Fsb. g Is62:zs