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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Il. Is6s.sW ]. q. BurLER, So.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA On the 18th day Of May, in the year 1852. the
Probate Court Of Trumbull county, declaring the
estate Of Cornelius Moser. deed. 10 be probably in
solvent creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
for allowance. within six months from the time
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled 10
payment SAMUEL NOSER. Admir- Of
kay y, rS3 5w Cornelius Noser, dad
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

IN Copies just received comprising
w all styles from 75cts to so. each. Also CARD
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the distinguished men. at
May u, lS62. W. y. & VIZ. PORTER.
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N office e.

A LII Persons indebted to the firm
IN Of Andrews K Weeks by note or book account
are requested to call and settle immediately. We
need money TO pay our debts and unless the friends
come forward and pay promptly We shall be Obliged
to put their accounts N an officers hands for collec
ton. ANDREWS WEEKS.
Warren AnriI fG 1S;a-
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Market Reports.
CLEVELAND

TUESDAY MORNING, May q, 1862.
FLOUR-The market YESTERDAY was
dull and unchanged. Sales of so bbls
double extra white at S5,25 and 80 bbls
double extra red at S4,70
WHEAT-Market steady and unchang-
ed. Sale of l car red on track at &c.
CORN-Market firm at 26c on track.
with sales of car at that price.
OATS-Market steady and quiet with
sales OF | car at 30c.
BUTTER-Choice yellow is in active
demand for consumption at l3(Gl4c. Low
grades are dull at a range of about SGlOc.
BGGS-Unchanged. Market quiet at
S@Stc.
POTATOES-Market firm at soc for
prime Neshannocks by the car load.
LARD-Steady at 7G7ic.
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WRITING PAPERS.
ENVELOPES
ARNOLD INK.

THE genuine article of Arnold Ink
IL quarts. pints. half pints. and smaller sizes, at
May Il. e.. W. NJ WE. PORTER.
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BENJAMIN CRANAGE,
LAYING REMOVED TO NO u

II AFING KEMONED 10 No. 7,
Ill Market Street. Warren, Ohio, one door east
Of RI. H.. Barnum's Hardware Store, is now prepar-
ell with the largest stock Of Spring and Summer
BOOTS & SHOES. ever brought to this market. II
is well known that NC are the Oldest aud most expe-
rieneed Boot Makers in Warren. and use the hes;
materials that can be obtained for cash. and are
willing to warrant all work made to order. and Will
sell at the prices. quality considered. Ladies and
Gents India Rubber Boots. Sole Leather
Findings. ke.. constantly on hand
81 Don't forget the place. ,,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

Rates Of Advertising,
"a Twelve lines equal TO one inch in space. make
q SQUARE
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DRS. WORTMiN & SHANNON

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE
w on Thursday. May sth. again june 18th,
and again July 18th. prs, WA s. call the especial
attention of the afflicted 20 the fact that they have
been visiting Warren regularly every month for
nearly two years. thus showing that they do rot
fear TO come back where they have done businese-
farther, they expect to visit regularly for the next
i've years to come. They have made chronic dis
eases their study and have treated them almost ex-
slusiVely for q number Of years and claim far better
success than could reasonably be expected from
LOCAL PHYSICIANS. They now have y large
number Of cases in this and the adjoining counties,
who they have successfully cured, many Of wE0ai
are well known in this community. Drs. WOrtIsau
4 Shannon will both be around together this ;Ty
and especially invite the afflicted 70 call.
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Farmers Look Here

THE largo and superior Jack Buena
Il Vista. will be kept at my farm in Baretta, du-
ring this season. Twill furnish his services, and
buy mules At a fair price, at four months old.
May Il. 1867 T.. b. EVIL
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REPORT OF THE \. Y. MARKET

BUTTER-The demand for Butter has
been good and lSc has been readily OBJ
tanned for good lots Western Reserve Vel
low for the California market. This de-
mand will hardly take the large receipts
of the next few weeks, and the European
market will not probably pay over Is to
lie, according to quality-some being
about equal to Western Reserve. White
Butter is very slow sale at IL to l3c.
CHEESE-We have yet no good new
Western Cheese in market. but see no
reason to alter our former figures. Old is
in good demand at Z to Sc for fat, and Q
lOc for English Dairy.
EGGS-Are in good demand at 9 to lOc.
LARD-Is in good demand at s2@Stc.
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.
WOOL There has been moderate in
Iuiry during the week for the various
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
'tEGGtnR0IIcES..
(NuANl1EPV aEIR p11rpsrr

NHANUBRY SALE.=PuRsUANT.
Afto the tommsnd on dscretal order cfsao
rom dhB girquit Court df he tnted tlgtcs iol tho
Northern district u Uhis at thu salt Of ghArotto
HnreudDen aGaiuEt Gcefgs ~ 6huWuaJl lilu1 cthefAB
% me directed shall expoge for sale sf public huo-
tlon et tho doOf II tne Eeaorsl COdr Building, m
the city ol yslanc, tha felrsenth dsy p Ieoi
fuafy, 1885, at thtbs O'Clock p ~ the fOliOWiaa de.
nor1bed rec, e tatef lifuate IN the tlF ~ o. q u-
son. an The county of GeangAJ and 5tals 0f lliqi
known ~ lho north pGlt on iptlh0 0. one tleot NO.
two, and south part Of lt No. four east division Of
fracl no one, ana SOusdUd fUlloWas Beglnniug In
the oepIe ~ tte stats EQad lsaqing from Chaioqn
EQdsra 70 EoVo- M at thB uurth-ea corner Di
piece pi lapa In lot ~. oRs TRAIT so rFO,dgrn Elf
owned BY Mehitablb r6WcoInD. and since BY BhlEa
Spencer thence west iOrty fouf cAaiuB ana f1r1Sg
eight linKs 70 stake and stones in the west n1eof
lot NO. one, iaot No tWo; tnt ncs north thirleeu
chains and eighty LINKS to stake aud stones 81 ho
nortn-Woat corner Of iOt No one, tract 40 two;
thence west chain and seventy -soTaa libkss
thence north thirteen chains and tWenty-fV8 Inns
70 stake and etOnsh thence east forty -tWa chains
abo eigbty-ssVeu links 70 the contre Of the State
road thence south 81, east tWsntT-1eyBa chai n1
and iorty-siE nnEa 70 the place bgginning, con-
tanning ono hum red and oigngeon and 7Of00 acres
sixty ac4s Of which ts IN IOt one, tract two, and
hfty-eight 70i00 sores In south cGrt Of l0t four m
east diTiaton Of tract one, e. por George bmithis
Bu yey, made October, is55i he4ng he Rme lhud
conTeyed 70 George y. khu away BY helgoa Peck
and wife. Appraised a. S3 300.
Master Commissioner IN ChanosFy.
u. PBENTIss. colt for OOmppt. taulO.374
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Ths Stats Of doUI,' Unl0' Court Of Common Pleas
Frederick n. Backnss Pi'rG,l For Money only,

ThS6bots ThS State Of doS61' 0niU' Court Of Common Pleas
Frederick n. Backps, Pl'rG,l For Money only,
Ralph wslksf, sf, Defendant. efn Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, o nonresident Of the State
of Ohio will take notice that Frederick H Back.
US. Of the, county Of Cuyahoga, in the State Of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of January, A.D 1852,
file bis petition IN the Court OF Common Pleas
Within and for the County Of CuyahoFa, in tbs
State of Ohio, against The said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker Justly indebted TO Howe, Backus k Co,
on the l6th day Of Nay, A. d. 1881, and now iS
in the sum Of Five Hundred and FOrty-three Dol
lars and forty-hve cent?, with interest thereon
from Nay 18th. 1881, on an account for diqsls
goods and merchandise. by said Hove, Baekus :
Co., sold ana delivered 70 said Ralph Walkef at
his special instance AMI request that said sc
count has been assigned 10 said Frederick u. I
Backus, who is the real owner OF the sane, ana
prayine for Judgment against the said Ralph
WGikef for tie sum claimed 70 be due, with In
terpsf from the date Aforesaid and the said Ralph
TsIEer e noiifed that be Is required to appear
IN sald Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore he 5th day OF April, 1862, or said petition
,,-iIi he taken as true and Judgment rendered 40
eordiuQly,--- FREDERICK n. BACKUs,
BY Ranneyi Backus Noble,
feb7SIe His Attorneys.
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MASFERi5 SAEE-PURSUANT

w 10 4hs command of pluTies ceerstsl orisE
o ssia from he Court Of Common Piea5 OF Cuyaho-
e county, Ohio nt toe sale Of Ezra MenluE aaAnlt
Ievi Thofnag, Elizabeth Thomas, Electa schnelt,
Bosrd OF Edueati q - E1st Cleveland Township End
a 81 KlrbT. = ne directed, 1ha0 elpozs for siie,
Al n1blic Auction, 81 the door Of thg Gourt Hoissl
r. ~ tirv 81 Cleveland On ths I'd dsy of Fs6FnaY :
Iss7 at two o'clock p. M, Of said daEs . foloplng
st uaTcsl Of land situate IN 10 - and s. hegnnnF
poTfiQn of said Original Dlemge1 ct Oh 20 Elfcta
schnafl: thence s. ~ u ehains; thence S95(q W
a iinkss thence e0tlo y chains G1 - lmk1 70
Tsst line Of Ohittenden LeWia' land; thfnca 3 5
chains and Inks thence y 594s v chaias tnd
q Iinrs; thence N bg1e W chains to the Pltnif
Rss5; thence y s95ls chains nd 81 linEs TO ne
iaee Of ginning tsfufug 100 acres Of Ina
A3 leo ncreg ul aid land bei1g % Dot No. 4 and
8 81 100 acru5 In lot No. 5. Apprnilsd at f6ll p
n -, 2. W.aAaE Master OOn'r.
v iIA'- = PIsipsiss,' siDfis, Att,yd h1sf iss1.7l
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AZ ASTER'S SALE.-PUEsUANT
ANASTERiB RABHLPURSUANT

NJ 70 the command Of dsoretal order Of aals Is
sred from toe o urs OF Common Pleas Of CuJ hpga
copnty, ohio, at the suis Of james II. sturuy and
others, against Jsseph Weis sad Qtberyi 70 me di
d1o- VI the Court HOnse, in the City Of CfFeard in
said eouEfy ths list dag OF February, 1851 s. i've
o'clock r H.. ths following described grsmizess %
wit. sttuata the tCWnbhip Of Cleveland, being
number seven in tha twelfth range Of townships IN
the UOnnecticEt esseru kessrVe and State Of kio
being slso IN tha county Of OuyAhogs, aue dscil
follOWs: Being b lots numbers tsnt eight and
teu ty nine (23 90 Of the sobdiFision . JAbes
n Hoyt % the original ten acre 1T numbtr thir.y-
seven 1871 fn aiu shIp, and new within the oity
Of Cleveland, hio reference Tor part culars as %
size and toundaries Of the land heioby confr8cfd,
beng m1de TO tho sur Tey and plst Of sad subGiFis
ion, recorded Ia the Once q Tho Heoordsr Of said
county IN Yoiume two or Maps ard Sub ivisiona,
pags thirty- thrOe. 17 GEO H Va Man
Williamson 3 Ridfls, Mater oum'f, -
plsintiHs ATTORNEYS. aa iHu213l5f
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KfASTER'S SALE-PUgsUANT
MI to the command ofa decrstal order q iale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas ofOuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of John A. Feot against
HenrT Smith, Margaret A. hInith and others tune
direcssd, shall expose to sale e public auction af
e. 3dcor OF the uouTt Eou1e, IN the City OfOeVe and
ls52 a io O'Clock -. M, fhs fglloWing desci bed
lands and tenements, C wit: Known By beiuF
part NJ lot nuIRseF 4oS in the township OF NsWbuI
County OF Cur ehog md Ssate Of Ohio, aud "a bonn
ded a. follows. BEGINNING IN tie center Of Cedar
street, a. point ohius and e1 lnEs east8rly ftom
the lot line Of said lot 4, thenos south pa s with
the west line Of said los, 8 enains and ~ Inks
thence east ons chain and s6S Inks thence north
IS chainBand lo5S liaks to the center Of said CdaF
street thenoe north So west along the eenier OF
said street. one chain and s77s links 70 The plae OF
btnuing contefning i've ecres Of land. be the same
more or less, bat subieet 10 an Legal hiFhEays.
Appraised at sssls SA9; A;is 4, 4 I .Ah.
JouaA. FaoT. PiH 10 OF laase55s
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A sSIGNEE'S NOTICE Morton
"A is hsreby given 81, 4 the undersIgesd hiss he9n
~ IA jaS = 49,, 81 ~ 4S ~.
prssent their claims 70 me for aIloEat g within RI
m0Rths Aftsr the pubilcatlen q th,s lo;i1a q
tCisysisud, Esb, q lss1;S;S "' '9AT
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william Fletcher, D IN Common Pleas Cuyaho-

: william Rlstchers In Cemm9a Pleas Cuyaho-
Va "a Co., q, Attaehmenf
WfIlIsm S Marsh Action f5a Money o1iy.
THE SAID WILLIAM 8. MARSH NIL take
notice that on the 4ih day February, 1s52, the
said William Blctcher dled his petition ana eom-
meneed his action against The said William 8.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
70 rec0Egr from the said William 81 Marsh the
sum of SO 6lo 9s, with interest thereon frQm. O.
tobef uth, 1891, and costs Of sUit, which sun the
said William Bletheher claims the right % recoF-
er on q certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid by TIE Bank o.
Upper Canada against said Mash and. " lIiam
BletcheF, which has been assigned By said Bank
to Stephen BleteheT, and The con5ideratlon tor
eHhlch tranafer Was advanced by Plainti who
now 8 By agreement with sRid STEPHEN, ne 'alE-
inl owner snd holder Of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced fhereby, and for money paid upon
said iudg gment tofhe useof said W iiiiam 3. 1Fzh
By said william BIstcher. 10 part Of Hhlch ldg-
Ilsnt hal ever been paid By the said lfiiliaIa >.
Marsh. Said defendant, u lillian $. Aarsh, wiz
appear In said Court and answer said petition On
or before the 5rh day o. Aprii A. D. 1902, or the
same win Be taken as true and judgment ssnder-
ed accordingly. a
- RASNET, BACKUS s EOBLE
fcb7fs79 ii ~ 8 PlaiPuh' Att7rnrIs-
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Master Oommisuioner IN Uhanosry.
Z. PBrNTIss. eol'r for OOmppt. janlO.s7l
Holm sWBENY- is HEREBY

,.,aNNs ~, " ~, ~ ~. 70 :, I.-.s.!, ~
MAriah sWeeny fled PETITION In she Court Of Com
mOn Pleas Of Ouys hcga county, Ohio, for divorce
from hin, Rud that sad pstltion ailedeeH a. the
ground for such eivQree, tnst said John sweeney L.
now imprisoned IN the Penitentisry Tor the CRIME
Cl burglary Il which he was convicted At the E3b-
rusry term, 1861, Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county, and that said cause WA be heard at the
next Term OF said Court. i. PREM Flebtt
fhuosgT6 70 |......H. . . AftcrneV
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NNAsTERlS SsALE-PUR8UANT

T.
I'VE 60 the command Of q deoreial order Of gala
from the Cours Of Common Pleas o. O1Ysh9gs com
IT, OhsO at the suit Of hiio b. HicEoK a1minis era
tor on Thomas HeWards against " tihElm Won Dat
hen md Diedrich keimers, to mo directed, SHAH
expose sale, at public aurte1i D. thu door o. tae
Gear Honss, in the City Ot eVeland, on the 2d
daV Of February, 1852 at tWn o'clock =. n. Of sid
day. the following d Hcribed lot parcel Of analn
the toWnshiP Of Parma n said county, ard known
as the whole OF los number two, in the PaFk1ian
tract. and bounded, BEGINNING ct post stanolns
in the northeast coEler.uf said lot; thence sonth
along thu last line OF aid tracl and lot sen ehsns
60 post; thence west along the south line of said
Tot nIty-io rhAinB thirtg inks 70 post thehce
north alon the vest lire Of taid lot fifteen chains
70 posi-; ths nCo east ai0ng the north line q zEsd
lot fftesG chs1s thirty Il * g. tha llacs OF begin
niag contaiDing sixty SIX - acres Of land, mbEe
or lssa. Appraised At ,993 sol. -l...l ~ ~
And slsOun other lot, 81, aated IN ths BAKE trct,
kaoWn g Pa7s Of ist lumbeF tEelYes and bBuadbd:
beginning az post stan diUE Ia tn tRst lire Of said
Iot twelve about tt chases ard fhirfy lin4s sotth
from ths northeast corner .thereeG ttenCe seem
soEg tho east lne Of 5aiu lot thirteen chalns ny.
nins links to post thenca WEst- along q married
line forty eight CHAINS sixty links 20 post in tEs
Bst line Of sid loti thence Moth EiU1g tbs WEst
nas Of said lei thirteen chairs nfT-ntne EnEs p q
post; thence east along marked line iortg-ei fht
chaiRs sixty links TO the place q beginning cbns
tainipg 5ixtYslx 400 acres, more o. less. APpris
Cd at Sl,g8l %. CIR ID. ". QAGE,
WI ismson Riddle, Master O0rlm'f.
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SALE.-PURsUAEr

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAET
lHl 70 the command . decrsial order ef sels,
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Gus aho-
ga o9nnty, Uhioi At the suit II Dan.ei btroate
against hCinrich Eaahr and others. = ne diEec ed
shall expose Tor sale ct public auction At be dor
OF tfe COUft House. IA the my of OieEeland in aie
county on the lth day OfFebruary, 1851 e tuoo'--
clock 2. H., ths following described premisess 70
wits sfluate the CITY OF ogelsnd, Ia tue COUNTY
Of Guyah0sa, and Stats Of hio, End known AZ Tart
Of ten lots hos 50 and 64. and b. undea Is fol-
low. beg nufng ht the 10 ersectIyn Of the east line
Of Cheshire street With the nrrthefly line ofeaidn
streel; thence rh 50 wet Al nR tho easterlY line
Of cheshire ttIoes rty.lWc ioet three end hHlf
inches 20 land Ia to Mary a. Kimball; thence
north So east st right aBgles with cheshire stfest
one hundred sixteen rect nYs inches 20 q corner Of
ssid Kimba Pc land; thence south 50 west sKts
an feet 20 tie north zine OF Gsrden street, thence
rtI $50 west along the north line Of Gard street
ore hundred nineteen fcst to the pece OF beginning
Appraised at 100. GEO UTMAHr
b. h BeaTis. $40 Master O5mm 7.
PlaiD tits Atty. jauli :sT4 p
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OFTIcI oF THE CoHHElciAI HUfUAL II8. uol [
e-t-- Gleyalandl 4etrufy 5. leol !
RT0TTOE-THE ANIMAL ~ LkD,
67uy wiii b held at the 0dloe Of thp o1mpzuf. ~
GlS9sland, On thelS inst, The Pol V1l oncnl e
: rfsfosE y W. Al thd sans tllo Ell9e Ln19ec ell
-ftSS - RrHasl Eiacsion VII baI choIs.-
G8ls 4. 411DA4EsI
bha1ls slIoqgo l1t asal i'10Q eelE1egb
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The Defendant viii take notice that on tie 9th
day Of February. A D., Is82, the Rlaintif fled
her petition in the Clerks office Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Wllfal
absence from pldintld for more than three years
prior 20 tie fling of -ssi8 petition, and praying
for dissolution Of the marriage contract, ali
mony, and for other proper relief 6sid lction
VIII be for hearing six weeks aiier ths frsspub-
lication 0. this notice.
ALBERT 4. sL4DE,
fsb7S7s ID, Atty foz PlR
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. MORNING LEADER.
u - IN iI0R ETNs. FEB. Il, ~.

76K s1zY N0R STNe. FEB. u, lss9.
-qeo=-z-s -l----r-
ulahsO Il 4saFst6sht lecture st Washington, BY
Esy. 81. Conway, Of Cincinnati, he Saids.
= ...'II "a tod an aneodote Of the painter
-; BroWns 81 Rhilsdelphis, who Eas employed
- - ,psint for tie city OF Charleston ne.
tional device Tor some public UHAs1 Brown
symbolissd the North by various agrieul-
tural aA6oMeOhsuicslO lM pIementH, and
.OFepsoEartsd nhe south BY oOtton.balei on
eva Hhiohtdposod slegpihg negro. egeherton
Davis, who was q member Of the E1amin-
- ~ u, lSUg5s 10 this device, for,
Wrssii ~ IN 7hHt,Will become Of the South
.tftEhl hiAs1 Aegfo wsfos upP And now
Z=SEJks dne for the nQgro 70 wake. Slev-
cry having oha alenged Liberty 70 deadly
conflict Liberty having choice Of weapons
has selected the very weapon slavery
would have herself chosen. While Liberty
meets Slavery With TslaFegy sIoEn brutal
vsp>SA IL ~ Be * booiSd u hSt Slavery
VIII triumph; bat let Liberty enoOuntsE
z5slaEery Eith the bright weapons of Rrbo-
don, and she win soon lay Slavery low.
The most glorieus weapon Of Liberty Is
Liberty. Until We emanoipate the slaves,
NNehsarReferp epHp,isR II sssfel are two
gftal CLASSES In this oOuntry-those Who,
having reoaiFea avsry favor and beneAt
from the Government are now trying 70
stab ihe nallon % he heart; and the other
cls6s ate those who have always received
from the Government wrong and continues
ly, end who have every provocatiOn to stab
the nation, bat who have yet been patient
ana tt3e ahd yet We now choose The black
hsafts, because We hate the black faces,
AssWmore months of dslsy, and the ne
grOes viii lose their faith in our power,
ss they havs already nearly lost faith in
our friendship. There is but one word
e-llht WilIttlf the slaves 70 their feet and
paralyEe this rebellion, and that word is
Freedom; but ct present they are just as
much slaves under the Stars and Stripes
asundes the Stars and Bars. y
A charcoal pedlar, who was taken from
his cart, near NeUburyport the ether day,
in an insensible state, and apparently dead
from cold, on being thaEedOut at q neigh
boring house, says the NsWburyport Her
cid, openedhis eyes, and, with 3 confused
look, asked II anybody wanted to buy
charoosL That was probably the last
thought II bis imihd before he lost con
soiousness, and, in ooming 10 himself, be
.oAommenoedJhst where he left Of, snd Wss
ready for bargain.
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sICONFECTq0NERY.
.IEIoHNA 20 -GHRIINTEIII -

70 HN ASGH RINIk1,aI 20
~ HAVraG RHsoYSD 70 MS HHH oUAHEnna, a
No. 20 INfNi LYMAN's BLOCK,
(Opposito the OoFgt HoVae, Pub. squAro,l
n prsHetld a oEesaisd eAIh Of his friends and
the public at laTgs. TEt
nIeTything IN theline Of OonfeotioneEy & kstt at
WHOLlbALE AND RnTAIh as usual. at
ool f6YsFKRS AND HOT COFFEE, st
e slellhs ths ohoicsst eatAbles ssrVsd up q mo-
u10nt'u nOtioe. - ~
tsL DINNEh rs s8RvED DAILY Oh
for the sooommodation Of psfEons having buslhaga
at tho Court Houss,
20 KENNETH Ale ON DRAusHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPs-superior 70
any thihg In the Oonfsotionery hnelus received By
j II aaIl-a JOHN BOHRtHK.
gTLOOK OUT FOB THE EATFEY.Ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-11
JUSTLY G CELEBRATED

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are Q sure cure fof ~
eink Hesdacha, d. rrr-
Dygpepsts, i1
EOul Stomach, t.-a ga
General and Nervous Debility, ~
Billions and Liver Complaints,
Gostigeness, ScrofuIouB Hu.
mon, Neqorl, &c., 40. +.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine MoEs
81 them used than any other kind.
laI-Bee OiroulaIB. Ecr Eels py =, II. Gaylord, y.
". Palmer, Benton Brothsrs, and stEoHg q Arm.
GtronF OIsVeland, Ohio and b al DRUGGISTS inths
country. Also, et Wbs i9saie % lsl 0naEto Htr0ot
ei5pcrai Agent f5r Ohio, Mionigen end Indiana. %