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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25
DR. j. MoOONNELL'8
THE GRAFENBERG FAMILY

/ hLl =
u MEDIOIbES are prepared under the immedi
ate supervision Of Skillfn Physician, and theJ
mag be rellsd upon IN all cases.
/ By the Oftsr Of single medicine which claims Il
cure all diseases. but the GrnfsnbeIg Il mediss con
sist Of elsven different Medicines, al uneQuslled ir
the ours Oi the dsoases for which they are recon-.
mendsd. among which may be selected one aPproPTi.
ate TO any OF ths dIsaHes Incident % this cOuRtr!
Tho Grefenberg Vegetable Pills arc better thar
any other nd OF Pills In the world-priee 25 eentH
Ths grPfenberg Uterine Uatholicon Is an infalH.
bic rslneey tor All Female dfseases-price 81 30
disease OF the kidneys, urinary difficulty in male
| The 9retenberg Earaapartlla Is By tar the mos
powerful and encacious compound IN uss-pric0 81.
quick remedy for all diseases Of The boWsIs-prce 800
Ths Grmlenbefg Pile Remedy never fails to perna-
Ths GrsfsnberE 0dildren's PSnscea 6 az invaIu
sbls compound IN all diseases incident TO children
The Greienberg Fever and A que Remedy Is q SOW
reign specific for this particular diseass-prfOs &c.
The Gretenberg Green Mountain ointment exoall
all other Salves In lis curative eects-price 5 oens.
The GrRfenberg OonsumptiVe's Balm Gfords the
most hing relief IN all pulmonary complaint
New York, Gtstes that Be has known the rfs1 bsr1
| OOngum pttve'B Balm ussd With RTest SUCCESS II
Qropsy. Our own sEEersanoe EubstAnttases hh
The GTe4snberg Health Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prspsTed-price 25 cents.
Inflammation or oisehEss o. the EFe-priee 2 cents
Ma. b. b. BINasLSY-Dear Sir: We feel It duty
Ne owe W TIE puDttof 70 aLAte tllaE Mhf8uAlls ~
tholicOn ts. medicine invaluable tor complaints
ciaaBoc under the head Of Female Diseases. haVt
used your Grefenberg Medicines and have beer
greatly benentted thereby, 20 much 80, that were
the price double, we would have them 10 the thou
sands Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
we would recommend the G0tholtoOn G5 q sure pana.
ces. 1t gives strength 70 the system and enables
each OF the organs OF the body to perform their Ap
PrOrriAtef functions. Hrs. W. CATER,
Mrs. Y. E- WEEKS,
.--t HiIg O.GWORMSFHFT. G.
Medina, March l, 1861.
~ The above named Ladies' we are personally &c
quatnted with, and know that for several yeaTa
While we lived In Medina, they were great sufisrer1
Miss \. has been 20 badly afflicted that 1t viii
difficulty she able to stand upon her feet A fsg
bottles Of Catholcon entirely cured her Of her
plAiats. Ny wife received great beEeht from this
medicine. We recommend it to the Ladies Of this
county as . safe and eracieat remedy for the many
complaints they are subject to-
JOHN WEEEB,
-F Editor Oanheld Herala.
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Tbs above are all from persons who aro publicly
kbOwn where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without q thorough conviction
that they we're true.
PREPARED BY J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And G. ". OLABK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine eTeryEhers
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MEDICAL.

nR. B, OYRIAX. HOMEOPATHIC
IL PHTsIoIAH. Ohos-OOFner OF Superior and
Seneca streets, IN Northrup spansier'a BlockTlHi
door. Residence, No. 81 Seneca street.
94TDr, b. DyrinE has psrmnnently located IN
Cleveland and offers his Professional Services 10 the
friends Of Homeopathy. He hopes that tho expo
renoe Of an eighteen years practice IN the United
States VIII enable him 70 gain the confidence q the
Public, Inn rrf.rI. b -4ff ...H nUF6s9l3
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s. MAkSHAL5S SALE.-B7

~ . virtus Of two Writs Of VenditiOn expoaasu
ssu from the Oircpit Court Of the United States
within and for the Northern Dial trct OF Ohio enc
thereof at tbs suit Of Henry q. Bowen ct al, in
cause SO. ~ and the other st the stit Of hugh
Auchincoss, jun. and John AuchinclOss, in Canss
40. As, in said Court, and both against Robert b
Dennis shs offer for sale 1t puDlic suction At the
door cf the Post Ofce, in the Ofty Of UieVes
land, between the hours Of ten O'Clock IN the fors-
noon, aud four O'Clock in the afternoon on Friday
re 3lsE day Of JaLaSryi 1864 the following proper
ty, to wit:
SituA in the City OF Cleveland, and In that pa
LhereOt which was formerly known as the City Of
Ohio, vii: the mol theasE part OF sub-lot No. lg
teiug Al tatt irOnT on what was formerly called
Turnpike street, but which ia nov known Rs Pear
Street, thesame being 90 feet deep.
Also, the following described parcels Of land Etu-
ate as above, and beng part OF The BunaiO Com
pany'5 purchase, 80 called, 70 wit:
suB lots N0s. $50 $50, s9l and s6s in block ~.
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CONFECTIONERY.
TOHN sOHRINK,

TOHN SOHRINK,
~ HAVING RHAovED TO HIS NEW QUARTERS,
No. 20 (; LYMAN's BLOCK,
(OppoSito the Court House, Pub. Sduaro,)
Il prepared TO TsOsive the calls OF his friends and
the public at large.
nysrythng "a the line Of Oonisotionary Is ksDi O.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - usual lt
"a. OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
u wen a the choicest sstableS served up Lt no
Nent'G nntioo- o. ..-.. --rI. .-I
L-.. DIHHHh IS SERVED DAILY 81
ior the accumulation o. poFuoBs having business
e the Court House. 40 q. r|F
ENBNET-F ALE on nW6UnBT
ImPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-supsrior 10
any thing In the Confectionery Deiusi received By
.o..- John sOHRthK.
.7 7y1UarIOoK OUT req THE TAFFEY.-Ea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-25

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are 3 sure ours for
Hsnk Haaahcho, r..- .ffF..r "a
Dyapepsis,
.s-al Foul Stomach,
General and HeFVous Debility,
Bilious and Liver Complaints,
OoEtiVenesB, Scroful Gus Hu
mors, EeTora, 40, &c.
and ars safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
of them used than any other kind.
~ See Circulars. For sale py II. y. Gaylord, 4
W, Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong q ArE1
strong Cleveland, Ohio, and BY all Druggists IN ths
country. Also, ct wbf isSale at 6l Ontario street
Cleveland. Chic, by ~ e. G. NORRIS,
General Agent for Ohio. BlehiFsg snd Indisnu
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HENRY g. ABBET.
L. PrsutlFg, Master Oomm'r.
Pitts Atty. lanal-sI5

L. PrsutlEs, Master Oommir.
PITTS Atty. ian20-375
.MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyN SALE.-Pussuaat to The Command q an
ofier of galo to directed, Issued ON the Oourt
n CommOn Pleas o. Cuyahoga counts f. an action-
therein pending, wherein Chauncey COlt0n is pl -i-
~ anc Ira 3. h ha. dson ana otns-s, are De eud-
antS shall expose for sales at public auoiion, at
the door of the Court House for said County, uro1
the 22d daY o. February. n62 a. two O'Clock j. &
she ads and teneents described aa folio esi-
uats IN lha township lf lndepandfnoe, CuYaf0ga
County o1io, de5crf1 a. lol0as- 70 -tt The piece
Of nd knoWn as lot No. s., in the l2fh rangs OF
TOWNSHIP ps in ths tonEec western hes-rFe IN
tee State Of Ohio CnYshOga county, and Il known
Is being part Of htcT 4 uE acrfs o. land deGed to-
the inhabii ants of Independents ~ thsuiorl and
Lewis strong Of Horteamr o.. Mass ara ts b1uu-
del the west hy Akroh ana Cltvp and elats kcadi
on the south by i've acl iDf nunl1 1ify niue t5s
on east bY lan IN u oEred b the said tcoHfs;
and en- the heFth ~ lot nun Der nfis5 l55s e r II
taining four and 60 100 acress more OF less. Ap-
prkirrd value $50. J. 9EANhlSt .A
J. n. gones, Master NommE
Fltf7s Atty. ian22:375 u
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LEGAL NnTIcES

M AspEh'S oALE.-BURsUANT
LeL 20 the command of de9rataI o-dsr Of ialo
rom the Court Of Common Pleas of OuyAhoEa conn
lYs AZ the suit q kOlOn Prentis8 and ohsuucey
frontia9 againet Thomas GoWe and others, to|mo
directed, shall eKpOse for sale a public EuGt n az
land on the tenth oaY Of February, 1854 ct three
ocigek =. M, the following deEcribed parcels 0f
lAnu situate IN the township Of East CleVslaR6,
county OF Iuyahoga. and beate Of Ohio, % vt n
Parcel No. one-PArt of lot No. three hundred
end sl1ly' nine DouHded a8 fOllOsg: Beginning at
the south vest corner Of Land purchased o. Ge5rgs
>. Martin By deed recorded IN book 81 pag8 5TZ Of
the RECORDS ci O1yahogA county, themes northerlF
along the lot lines 70 the centre Of the Sc Clsir
Ioad thence eagterly along the centre Of said r8ad
line and extending 20 the sonthsrlY lBe Of land 80
UOuEht Of 9sOrgs 5. Marlin, shall incl ads ave
ncr-8 Of land; thenc5 gouthorly parallel with the
frat line 70 said southsrly line; thence WssteflT
along said so1thetly line 70 the place Of besnnihg
Parcel No dWo.-Part Of lot No. three hundted
anu sixty nine, bounded ~ follows: Beginning At q
north Sat corner Of May LOwo's land 81 stone in
the centre OF the road, thencs west Mar LOVE- .
north line tWsnty BtK chains aud forty ltnk1 % The
three chains and ssVenty-uine links - 5tOnei
thence east parallel with north lins twenty SIX
chains and forty links the east line Of ot thence
nO IN on the east line three chains And seventy
links TO place Of beginning. containing Of
land. Aiao another piece Of land, beu part Of sed
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bOundsa IS
foiloWs: the east and west bT the lot Inns. On
the north By the s0uthcrly Hne Of the tea acfeB
anoFe ce6cubed, and Bouthefly b. line parallel
with said last named line, ana lar enough scuthefy
therelrom 70 include taO aorsg Of land, % tho 3as
more or itsB8 tut subject % all legal highways
Appraised at 3yJ00. h EARY Q. ABBER,
I, PEEBTlss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MACHINISTS.
THOMAS MANNIN G.
CHlNlST1 4 EEGIREEF

And Manufacturer OF
STEAM ENGINES 4 MAOHfNERT OF EVERH
Description. Also-Jack Screws, bolts for Bridg'
ing Generally. SHoP-Ee7 B HeWitt'S Block
West st., Cleveland, ..
a JObbing and Repairing promptly attended %,
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~ pyA.n..r ISL I. 5l.bs. = 6aHsi Ss7 Sii,,y,
WHSTER5s Was SALE-PURSUANT

ianI:s7s By ALHEGT Z. sLADE. Der Atty.
MASTERS SSALE-PURSUANT
lH to the command of tecretal order Of sale
frj5 the Uourt Of Common Pleas OF Ouyaho hoFa o0un-
w. Ohio, at the Auig Of Chester Baxter and others
shal eXpose for So at public aCctiou at the door
ofthe Court House in the City OF Oevsl md on the
i9th day Of Feb 1854, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ one equal
nd undivided halt IN common Of the following de-
scribed prpmia78: situate in the township OF Brook
y in te STATE Of Ohio which s also in counV of
Cuyshoza, and known lots In the Buifalo Oolnp1
ny Purchase, so called, in that part Of The City ol
Cleveland. fern 5gly known and called TIE lifv N
Ohio 10 wit: (Ths one ual and undivided hsff IN
at he amount aeed Immediately af er each iof e..
IOtT4l SI25; lot 6e2, S5e let 5i S2o; IoS ~ an
lot s95 y20. lot 587, t20; lot I9O SEQ LOT 12 sis0
i0t s7i gl5 lOt i6s $40; Let 100, Sol lot 40 Sl0
lot $50 800; l. S54, $40; lot s2l 500 let 76 SI5O
t1t 7g7 $50; lot 25 500; lot % Sla lot sf5 S3n
iot 62i si5G lot sO2 $50, lot ss iso lot s5i SisO
lot s3s, $50 log 80 sl50 lot IS SlS0i lOs go so
lot s29, $50; lot So 500, ot S05 S1,s lot sO7 sl2i
lot q, $50 lot 42l. $50; lot AZ, tl5s lot 6o5 5o
ii COZ, $50; lot 0, sl5O lot 81, sac lot az s2Oo
ict 7s SIS; lot NJ, s25; lot "a o lot lol9, S1
U5s, 800; lot 753 O the West halt Of lot number
lI0D 500 lot "a So lot Z, l3, and lot . so IN
sub8iTisfOn Of . block married WV lot mum bsr6d
$500 IN Eubdlvision OF block mar cd Xxx; LOT a
sl6O 0f Subdtvision marked y the whole o. block
No as g6 on the island so called north OF the shin
Chsnnei or old RiFeF Bed iOt s. $500 lot g. 500;
lot IS, 500, and lot e'4 sls0. yvvv1uyv 80,
Prfs Atty. Jaa. IS, lsSI:sB !,
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ENVBLOPESl ENVELOPES 3 30
10000 Envelopes, Of 81 Sizes qualities andeol-
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" q he3, Sc 649, $50 SOL 4 562in block \.
f" $50, 81, 394 $50 and 375 In block P,
4" 327 in block n.
4" 80 ss6. s55, s29, sl4 and SIS in block II.
/" tf 95 90. l07 90, "a and ITO IN block f.
'i " 429, 40, a, 42f and z25 in block s.
" 7S9, 790 ana 59l in BLOCK HH.
d" d" 674 in block GO.
" 10, n, ~ snd IS in hloSk WV.
+" 2g3 and z94 in block q.
" " 20t IN block Il.
" 562 5s9, $50 and 59l In block "A.
q" Sc 545 in block W.
"a l, and 5 IN sub lot 7ls in block &c.
593 lssg IS feet IN the south end.
5gi less IS feet on the nor, b end.
GIL less 10 feet on the nsrth end, and
6l2 less 10 lest on the north end IN block AAs
63l less z5 feet CT the north end.
6s5 less Is feet Ch ne north end
639 less 25 feet on the north end and
Sly iess 35 feet on the north end IN block bbs
657 less 10 feet on the north end.
6s4 less 25 feet on the noi N end.
bb5 less Is feet on the north end, and
65s less 10 feet on the north end IN blsck OOs
1898 In block 0U. .af-z- = u
6s6 less IS feet of the rOrth end in block BIB and
n % aud 81 and a6 on ihe Islands 80 called.
Ealo to coEnmence at ten O'CLOCK A. M. Terms
Cash. . EARL BlllAs U. D. Marshal
By ". M. Patterson, Deputy.
Paine & Wade, Att'ys ioF PINS Asiignees.
Cleveland, dec 80, lS6l.3l2 .- ....
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Ghe state qt ohlo In Court o. Of Common Pleas Q:
Mary X. King. Plaintiff, -. .E

William A. King, Defendant Ir-.
The ef,udant will take notice thot on the sth
day Of November, A. D. ls6l, thu Pi4iRtih filed her
petition for divorce in the Clerks ofice Of said
Court, charging said defendant with habitusl
druDkennsss, extreme cruelty and gross neglect Of
duty, aud praying Tor dissolution Of the marriage
cOntrpct and CUSTODY Of children. Said cause will
be set for hearing ct the February term of said Court
he defendaht viii further take not ice that deposit
ti3ns will be taken n said case b. the plaintiff, at
the ofce % Mills Goshor in the city Of Cincinna-
d, Hamilton county, hfo, the bth daF Of Esbru-
any, d 1852, between the hours Of A. n and p
m, and continue IRON day 10 day until taid deposi-
ti0nB shall be completed.
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GAUTION.-THE PUBLIC AXE
~ cautioned sgaisst haEb9rlng or trusting ny
wife AhEl as viii psF ~ debts 81 her contract
ingaf.-r his d4te JOHN HhWKINs
JanuaTT 1850
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ON THE 20qH DAY OF DECEM-
~ BER, 1851 said Justice tssusd sn order Of At
tacnment in the above a. tion th sum Of Thirty
two Dclisls Danli;3T21 n. P. WttSBH-
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KURI0ts KoINOIDENOEf

-sfEso n8sth silaha lfl12 eva --- mo-
5-g.rPraf
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HSerVe your flag r A mist came before
HE eyes, and be said no more
And Charlie went back TO his drilling
and dish-Washing. 1aE
@OsptAin, l don't think l an we'll enough
10 70 on guard to day"
Why, boy, you never complained be-
fore. What's the matter 2"
sEothing serious, gaess. was in the
rain last night, and caught cold. Billy
Reed Wss taken sick on his post, and re-
ueTed him"
aWsn, 90 TO the hospital" -
This was said in light tone, but there
vas g cloud upon the lOapthin's brow when
he turned away; for he Was somewhat
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raid driendants uiu answer the pstition ID this
case or before the hrst day Of March, 162 iud-
ton, bY default. J0sEPH 5. GRANNIs.
Jau5.5l4 AttiV for PiaiutlH
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LEGM NnIIeES
NOTIOF-O
IN Court. Oayahoqa b,
Mary Ann McGi iVrav.I
goMh5O=,N 70, PLEAS
ePssiiiOh for DivOsoo.


Michael meGillVray Of salineYiIle, in the County
q SolanDlanel ana State Of Ohio, o Botilsd that
ber, a. ID 1854, file her petiti1n IN fbs cfe al ~
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. 9ifhin and
l lo5 70 sqgnty q Suy ahe ega charging ths8ad ich-
ysra women 20 Der unEnoWn and askinf that shs
nay = divorced tron me 9aid Michael MoGillTray,
term Of said OOnrt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
NtII ARRANGEMENTS.

Eastern MlM Via c. Il h. |. X. R.--Coscs at
O'Clock IN; closes at4t O'Clock p IN; arrives at
10 O'Clock m; arrives at y O'Clock III, Sun
days excepted.
Western MlH.-Via NJ. x VI. X. R.-Cl0scs at
~ O'Clock IN; arrives at O'Clock p IN, sundays
excepted.
Northern Mai.--Via Lyons x Camanch -
Closes at O'Clock IN; arrives at 8 O'Clock m
Northern MGH.-Nia Dewitt 4 Maquoketa.-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock
m; arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock m.
Route No. l0977--Nla Blue Grass, etc Closes
Monday, wednesday and Friday at 8 O'Clock IN;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 o.
clock IN.
Route No. lO9iS-yia Tlpton-Cl"ses Tuesday
and Friday at - O'Clock IN. arrives Tuesday and
Friday a. II O'Clock IN.
Southern MdiL-N,a Burlington & keokuk -
Closes sunday, Tuesday and FRIDAY at 9 O'Clock
p m; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock a III.
Route No. lO9i7-via BufaIo-Closes Fnda,
at O'Clock m; arrives Saturday at O'Clock
p m.
Route No. 1880 Via Annamosa & Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at - m; arrives Thurs
day at IL IN.
Hors---Otice open at O'Clock a IN; closes at
O'Clock m Ohce open Sunday from to
10 o'alOck m.
"a As the principal mails are carried by rail-
road, all the time as stated IN the above notice
will be RAILROAD TINE, the clock IN the sup
eriDteadcnt's office, NJ. X NJ. depot. being the
standard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE, =. NJ.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives q,
9l5A NJ, and 7I5 p NJ. Closes at ga. NJ,
and $3.50 p. NJ
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and COrdOva arrives at 9. 10 a. M, and
closes at 6 p. m.
Davenport Maj arrives at9.l5 A. NJ, and 5.3J p.
NJ. Closes at Q A. and + Pm.
0guaWkl Mad, via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlit, Ham
let, MIllersburg, Monroe, New Boston and
keIthsburg, leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at9 A. ". Arrives Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, at IP.M.
Mac0m5 Mai, VIA. Presumption, farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and AIcdo, leaves Wednesday and Saturday
att An Arrives Tuesday and Friday a, I
=. N.
Centre Point Mad, win Prairiefcld, Richland
Grove, Centre Ridge, oxford, Rural, North Pral-
RE and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at A.
NJ. Arrives Tuesday at Pm.
Cambridge Mai wa. Pennsylvania, Orion and
Andovcr, leaves Wednesday ct A. n. Arrives
Thursday at 3 =. NJ.
Cdmfea Mus Nal, leaves Monday Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, att A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Pm.
Coal valley MAJ, leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. 1t has no regular hour for departure.
No mails sent or received on Sunday
Office hours from 81. NJ. to Q P.M
On Sunday open from to 10 "a IN.
{. TRuESDALE, p. NJ.
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THE LAW IN RELATION TO News
PAPERS,

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
ne contrary, are considered wishing to continue
Their subscription.
. Ii subscribers order the discontlnuance o
heir papers. the publisher may continue to seno
'hem until all arrearages are paid.
o. II subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the office to which they sent, they
are held responsible till they have settled their
oll!s' and ordered the paper discontinued.
subscribers move to other places without
.hh.oIunhg the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the lorhet direction, they are held responsible.
o. Inc courts have decided that refusing to take
ahe"spaper or periodical from the Office, or re-
moving and leaving 1t uuOalled for, is prima faci,
evidence OF fraud, ~
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,

n lots or Subdivisions TO SUIT purohasers. O
L persons that may desire to leasef o. a term O
Gears, the following property in the Git oil Dayen
'ort, VIZ:
IN olock lo-.so teet, fronting on I'd street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
% feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l'-Near the Market House
90 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
l25 fronting Scott street.
In block 20-320 feet fronting on Third street.
800 feet fronting Fourth street,
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
300 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27--l60 feet fronting on Sixth street,
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l--l60 feet fronting on Fifth street,
100 feet fronting on Scott street
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avenu
lou feet fronting on Sixth treet.
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 5s-ioo ieet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In BLOCK 81 90 teet fronting on Sixth street. and
extending back l5o feet
For particulars inquire Of Corbln & Dow At,or
ne!sN LAW, or OF JAMES MAY.
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aNraieal.
4 FREE GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE p,cu


TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARp p,c,,
ING TO SUSTAIN
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEpREpAKpp
TO FIGHT.
II Is singular fact that large majority oc m.
people OF the United States are unaoq1aintcd .,,L
| the great importance Of the cause far which a."
soldiers ofthe Union are fighting, La, $500, wy
ana woman throughout tho United States 49,
iully read and study the Constitution ofthe limited
'ta'oS, they viii become convinced OF the hoItnes.
u our cause and of the wickedness Of those who
e irving TO overthrow this grand palladium I
We believe tina, had the readinp NJ tho ro..,.
| luton been adopted as a daily l,sson !, 49,,
s,"o"' throughout the United states the Jort,tu,s
" s.''ss1"h hhd states rights would mover b,y, nj,
."an,Is nv position OF political question. uut
"oatu 'he country have been called lipon 10 mann
,I, - t'uhae "faLgling and misc0nstructious
'la' nave arisen, and which 30 many of nm,
men nave lost their time IN attcn'n,,oa -, -,
probation, attempting It's inter-
''ion' VI our eitl1eIs have never tbo,,u,,Ily
NudIed the constitution, and even n, ,Lo ,"'k",,
u"'u, ".'H " ~ the duty ofescry citizen of th,s
country 10 inform himself of the y,rl, W 'N''
leees secured To him, under lis pt,,,o, a"a P''l'
y A"t IN one household 10 five hund,oJ H., n'", "
lheLo'"f'' "i correcting this great o,crs,,,I' n
:" "I"'," '''ty man, woman and child tL,nY.,i,
uu' 'nc .hi'nd states with the means of stni,1.,
'"'' si'at p"iaIIum of liberty, aud 10 ptotcr; ~.
cfs, f'''N" "Isds-
DRS, RADWAY SEQ.
present to the American puplic, free or,lo,o,
we constitution of the United States of Ancr,f,
hedtiy bound, together with an impro,,J A.
I"f 'he ycd1lS62, called "Df Radway's rn,.,',',
u"n' AIWahat'' As soon rs practicable, IA,
had"ayS Agents, IN every village and ,a,'
throughout the UNION. will be furnished v,th
nuPP,l' I"t nee circulation. 4 copy OF tb, sam,
VIII be sent 10 an who will enclose SIAM
payment of postage. vi tue
druggists, booksellers, Hcwsdcalcrs tbt,r,I,,,,
INC country, DESTROYS ofalding us IN dlstribl,,,,,
!" 'nc people the Constitutional Almanac ara. ~
''tod I" send mi their orders. No CHARGES NIIl nv,
made for the same. WIZ W.
we also invite the people of the Canada. H.,
ish PROVINCES, and, m fact, all who can ,,,t a.,
hhgIlsh language throughout the world. IN arc,,,
IN gus from US our Constitutional Almanac.
we VIII send 10 any one who is vtll,p, ..,.,
Wv postage on II copy; or If the citizens of ann
''"n ., NlHaRe "ill accept from 100 to 500 COME:
We ",i '"thiSh them free Of charge. Being cony,n.
t'd mat II our foreign friends Will carefully ,c,J
'he Constitution, they will become satisfied ,h,,
our people, ~ supporting our government IN WIN.
'hs out thls iOul blot of secession ftom an, a.
'u'cheoh' are not only right, but are .stnbl,.I,,
on sound basis the freedom . ftho pcopl, tb,",,I
out the world. f'' '"'""F"'
RADWAl X CO..
~ John Street, New York.