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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08
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T EGAL NOTION.-THEODORE

EGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 R. ScoWden, Rose ia scoE den ami Gehlel Ged-
han, administrators Cf the estate Of ThOma
Leonard, non-rasldents o. the State Of Ohio, will
take notice that on the 2d day Ct yanulry, 1862.
Richard Uleugh filed his petition IS adjust thu m and
Otuers, in ths court OF Common Pleas tOr Cuyaho-
20 county ohio setting forth that tueTe Is due
him, the said Cleugh, upon two pr0missOry not (
the sald Theodore n. snowaen dated May 25, 1885,
payable o1e three, tbs other TOUR years from cate
10 order Of Theodore q. Mills with interest, at
PER cept. Per Anpum, Fayabs annually, each ofsaid
LO;e5 being for S526 90. and on Rhich divers Fay-
ments have been made-the sum Of S576Og With in
terost on t35U,O9, at per cent. per annum from
May rs, 1851 payable annual ly, and On S626O0 81
per gent. per an -um from May 20, Is59, payable
hIso, that sad Theodore 3. soowd and B O. eta,
his wlte executed and delivered to said The00Ore ~
Mills, N rtgage, deed Of the following described
pIemisea,-tO wit Situate in the township Of Esst
Cleveland, b Ing number seFens in the tWslth
range Of toWnshipJ in the Come Il ut Western
Reserve in the stIte Of Ohio and which Is als6 in
ths county OF OuYGhnga, and 10 known by being the
Fouth half Of he following described tract or lot
Of an1 to wit: Ths northwest quarter Of sub dtTi-
sou lot number three hunored and ninety-iour
(394) and part Of a one thousand acre tract p1m
btr fourteen Q4). bounded as fol.nws, Norlh BY
the Hue Ut tad lot east BY land Of w Watson Watkins
fouih b. land Of ,. COZaTd, west b. land Of Hum.
pnry niohols containing twenty fve t25) acres; The
land hereby deaced containing ivslge and ne.hnlf
N27j acrea, and being, Aforesaid, the south half
Of the twen nty-hve acres above described, and con
veyed By Milton COe to Juisttn Broadway, on tn
sth Of eep ember, A D., 1852 but sub ect al legal
highwaYs, for the purpose OF securing the payment
OF said two notes described above, other notes and
= bond described in said ms msTtgRge, according 20
the tenor and Ell ct thereof and allf 81 n the del
Of such payment and that sad Rosetta Scowoen has
released her Iight Of dOEery IN said premists; aud
asking the Court to ma the amouRt dus as above
set forth and for an crilr that unls.s the amount
so found que be paid 10 the plaintin in oaabl
time be fixed By tbs Court, said premises be sold
to satisfy said debt and COSTS Of this suit
raid dsiendants will answer the petition In this
case or before the stdsy OF March, 1852 or judg-
ment viii DO taken Eer the prayer Of said psti-
tion, By default. JOSEPH 6. GhAhNIs.
Namls far = nNrrHwH
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Or. Kendall removed three oor1s oflons standing
from the fest Of my wife, In my presence, without
pstn, and 10 her satisfaotion. H. B. SPELMAN.
Cleveland, Dec l9, 1851.
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From 70. Edison.
Dr. Kendall has Entirely cured two cid aud pain
full corns for me with INT any immediate or Hubss-
Quent Inconvenience. 81. EDISON.
Cleveland, Dec. D. 1851
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HGD- d MluAA
Frhs Atty. decs7ss7i

MASgEk'S SALE-PURsBA n 70
lyH the command uf a pluries aocrstsl r-Tier ~
saie from the Court Of Common Pls as of OlTahoTs
county, ohio, at the sui Of samuel u. BroofS a6d
EdWin W. Brooks, against Horutfo N cafsa . siis
III. Gates augusta 81. mittlsbeFgEr. Eduund p q
mittieberger, William MtstisbcrGer Ooa. gnersfa
Mutual 4 surRnce Co Thomas n Houe Tl9i ~
King snd lillian ehinnf eXecu1ors OF Ohas AverV
esfed1 and Others to me directed shall erpoa
for pubic sglEl pubic auction At the door f NE
court House, IN the Uty o. cleveland en- the 22d day
OF anuary, 1859, AZ two o'clock P NJ or q.id -,
the following described pieces or parca f iana ~
Wit: situats il fhs township Of Brook lgr befnT
number seven il The thirteenth raug3 Of foysrshf7
in the U0DDecticut Western HasefYs in tha sfars n
Ohio, and Which is sls0 N the county Of Cuyahoqs
and is known hy parcel o. land wet side Of CUE
ahoR. BiTer, now IN flfEY Of CIevgiud and is h,r7
ded e ,ouoEs; easterly b. Cuyahoga River; north
cry bY la q heretofore Conveyed judah Golf =
John N. Woolseyi wet By hiFer street, 20 cailsd-
aud southeIiy By land formerly owned bV aIfre5
Williams, and being ninety feet vide on Cove
no, Elqeri and exten1ls 81 right angles with xiv
or treet aud SAID River 10 River strslt about ons
nunoreq ana tofty ieer beng the same land convey
Llts insurance and trust COMPANY, by de- recort-
ed in Guy ahoga County Records, vol n, RACES 4 4
45 And also, another parcel OF land On ssid RfVs-
next southeTly Of above and bounds5 norIherlv -
said Parcel OF land, above descri -ed easterlT V Inv
anoga hiver. westerly bg said BiTer strsrk a6d
soutnerly By line parallel with the norIherlF linz
and twenty one feet distEnt tharefr1m extending
fon sell lYeE % "a q hiVer streots bsine part o1
the ired wi hams lot, called making IN an o1s
hundred aud q euiy ie2f front on said EiTt y snd
the Elevator Building, machinery aud 6xiurss on
sad premises be TIE same more less bur subject
20 All legal highways. Appr-issd a. 500.
ID. W. GAGE.
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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER UF
tho Probate Court for CuyabORa county, Ohio,
notce is hereby given that the 1tOrs OF Mary
Mack who have not prOved their claims against her
before allowed sixty d4ls nom this date for
that purpOss- ALI claims not proved at the expira-
ton OF that time viii AOt be noticed ID making
dividend. J B. 9kAGhl5,
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan /, 1862. Janl:575
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From Earl BIZ. Esq, q. s Marshal.
rr. Bendall has extracte several oOrns rom the
fet Of members Of ny family, without pstn aso
Ecrf hBtisfactorily. RAIL BILL. g.
OF .Teiand, Dec. 30, 1851
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KAUFMAN Hays
".
ElJah fndriek
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
IVA sALE--Pursuant TO the coumaDd Of deere
tai order Of sale ron the Court Of Common Plea a
Suyanoea county Oh.OY a. The suit Of Eaufmau
days, galDst Elijah kendrick and otherl, to ma
q4recteds snail ezpc5e 70 sale At pubfc auction n
the door q the Court House, in the CITY Of CgFs-
lana on the 18th Day Of December, 1851, Ct two
ements 70 Wls Siruats II said COUNTY % l5nTahe9a
and known and described e bainE sub lot No ssT-
enly nine n - y tones subdivision Of original lot
land Uitys and has Iont sd rear of 80 st and II
ieet IN cepthy and fronting on Herman street.
Also sub lot 81 Ia dirzm SfClsig euhdiFislou of
purt Of original lots 9 and So, IN BrookTn haTnT
20 4-l2 lest mont on Train street aud II feet IN eDff
aE5. ii. VIVIAN,
cage bruce Master Commsr.
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Gorne 8emoped.

T AoT DAY-CUESDAY NEXT.
Or. RGHpALL'S visit 20 this city will ter
INMATE With TUHNDAE NEXT Qnclusiyel. On
le tViug Dr. 6eudall tn gnks his numerous pattentH
for the c5nddencs thaY have TepOsed In tim and
khould hs It Gny time revisit Cl land be hops
equal success v III attend his efforts.
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From W.P. Hortan, D.

From Y. P. Hortasi, DegtiSf.
Mr. Kendall has this A. NJ. removed from my foot
q IN Of twenty years standing, In q few minutes
and without pain. W. p. H0RTON.
Cleveland, Dec. rs, 1851.
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Or. BsndaIl has removed 3 o5rn from me without
~ '---' D. G. BRANCH.
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From ". CrapFer, Es-..
With pleasure testify 70 he skiu with which
D. Kendall operates on Corna.
Cleveland, Jan. 2, l552. ". ORAPbEA.
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From L. Alcott, Esq.
Dr.. Rendall has extracted Hevsra, coTns from ny
feet without pain, 70 my entire satisfaction.
Cleveland Dec 80 6l l.. ALOOET.
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From d. Stsvsrs, &c
With plesynre endorse the f5regoing.
D. 7. STEVENS.
Cleveland, Dec. 2S. 81.
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GeaaI Aotieea.
Ma Ii9HAIlTS s

II 3. MAhSHAL'b bAES.-BY
~ !, virtue q fso WEits Of yendition.s sxpoaas.
issued from the circuit Court Of the United states
thereof At ths suIt q Henry o. Bowen ct Al, IN
cause 80. 429 aud this other e the sait q hugn
No. as, ln said Court, aud both against hobolt D
Dennis shali otter for sale at puOlc suction at the
south door Of the Post once, IN the CITY q Osye-
noon, and four O'clock IN the siternoon, on Friday,
the slpt day Of January, 1854 the following proper
situs s IN the ty Of fClsvsland, and Ia thst pa
thereo' which was formerly known al the City Of
teing 4s isst front on what was formerly called
Turnpike street. but which Is now known na Pearl
StIests the same being 80 fset deep
Also, the following described parcels OF lind stu
hte ss above, and being part o. Ihs BunalO Com
pAnY' g purchate, 30 called to wit:
sub lots Nos. $50 $50, ssl and sss 10 block -
:. 70 ss6 sl9, 80 81 4 s52 y block <.
:. 30, 81, s9l $50 and SO IN block r.
sis sss, s5s. 81 and sss IN block II.
g g - loI y, = and il0 IN block block =
:. 7sy, 79g ana 7gl IN DlOok HI.
" 6I4 in block %.
10. IL, % Bnd % In block WV.
293 ans 2ql Ia block n.
% 2Ol In block h.
rs In block ".
!, and IN sub LOT 7ls in block &C.,
5g4 less 20 feet on ths nor h End.
6il lesa 10 iset od the ns rth end, and
6I2 less 10 feet on the north end ia block AA,
6sl leas . teet o1 the nrrth END.
6S8 less % feet { Il ne north end
639 less % feet OF the north end, and
6lg lees 3 tsst Od the north end IN block BB.
65T less 10 feet on the north end.
ga less Is feet on the north end.
tS5 less 25 iest OF the north end, and
655 less 10 feet on the north end Ia blsck co
lO33 IN block %.
ESQ less Is feet on tue orth end 20 block BIB and
n, % aud 80 and i6 on the Island, 90 called.
Sale to eoBmsnee ct ten O'Clock a. NJ, Terms
/ Cash. EAhu BILL,
u. 3. Marshal.
By W. n. Patterson, deputy.
PAiue s Wade, Attys for Plh's Asiignees.
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CIEvELAED, Dec. 60 '6l.
1 have had several corns extracted by DR.. Kendall
without gain. 5. BURGESS.
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#afhintsta.
.HOMAs MANNING,
{ HAnHLNLsr Z ENaInEEp

And Manufacturer Of
8THAM EHGIHE9 4 HAOHIHERT OF EVTRF
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Bolts for RridF.
IS and ether uses, Iron Grating and BlacEsmffi-
ing Generally. SH0P-E6a. 3 8 HsWtftis BiooE
West st.. Cleveland, o.
Ha-JoBbing and Repairing prsnpsly attended 70.
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DR. B. OYRIAX, Homeopathic

PHYsIoIAH. Omce-OOrner Of Superior and
Benoca streets, IN Horthrup 4 SpanEler'a blOck-ln
door. Residence, No. IS Seneca street.
ao-Dr. b. OyFiaz has permanently located In
Cleveland and Oers his Professional Services 70 the
friends Of Homeopathy. he hcpeg that the exBe.
rienoe Of eighteen years practice N the United
States VIII enable him % gain tbs confidence o. the
Public. -.--- r.. noVb.sT5
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Dr.. RendaH has extracted two bad corns from my
Dot without pain. s. L. NOBLE.
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Adams & Cauasld, M,st.f SS-er.,S-.
Plt'ns AttiFs IIec N I'M ~

SHERiFF SALE.-IN OBEDI-
~ enee 70 the command Of an order of ale Of proD-
erry attached after anal judgment Issued from ne
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuJahoga Dou6fY nd
state OF Ohio, and to me directed, in the case OF
Marvin hent, piantid against Thomas Denhsn DE-
t9ndent, shall e1pose 70 sails a. public anction AZ
the door Of the CCurt House Of said county on fhs
twentieth day Of January, A. D., ls62 beiuea1 the
nours Of W aed tour O'Clock p q. Of said day the
iYllCwins deseris ed lands and tenem nts, 80 Wits
Known By being part Of two acre lot No one fiIn.
dred and nfty-tWol l32 in Cleveland cifTa1li u onr
ded as follows; beginning as point n = fberIv
noe OF boliTsr st. eighty EWo eet aud - fncea f-r
l1e tersee.on ot ee VS. lns Of said lot No Is2
ning easterlY along tho gouthsrIy linz of BoiiV-r
tlests twenty -loaE 81 e inches to point; thencs
A+ls me parallel with th6 east line o.
s@i1 l2t 80. " one hundred ard eighty faet 70 "a
aley elgnteen ieet wide thence westerly alonq fhs
noftn tla9 Of said aluy, twenty four let go fbcha1
e. polnti thence uOrthefiy along a line psraiiei
with the west line Of said lot No. l52 ona hundrf
se els9iy iset 2 ihs place Of in1ing, bsing t6a
ls53m - 'N4 =
Appraised a. thirty. .thres hundred and ,evsptv.
Afe oolars, yAnEs A. CRAW, ShaIld
bT HEERT n JOHNSON, Deputy.
PANT & WADE flaintif's Aft'ys,
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ms AE4 Ah . GAL Il i u Il y u
w AM g the command Of dscretaI order Of
sale from lne Court OF Common Pleas q 0urahoq1
county, Ohio at the suis Of Christine Hers sq9ins
ErsdeTick Arnold ana Catherine Arnold q ne dfrec-
Ledi sneA expose % eaie At public auction at ta
n ssld county, on the 22d day OF Jaaua-y, 1852 az
O'Clock z. NJ the q lliiOHinE descl ited premises to
VII situate IN the City Of Cleveland, IN the State
o. ohio, aud which i8 also in the County OF uya-
hosai aud 15 known bT being Let No fhirty-eiEhf IL
John a. " oolsey Subdivision Of original CIV lof7
No. l4 and y inclusive Of the ORIGINAL allotnenta
q village Of OleyeIsnd, So b the maps Of said sub
DIVISIONS on record IN said county vii more fully
appesr, and is bo1nded es folIows; northWesferiT rs
front bT Parkman ftrset; northeas erly By lot 40
81 sou heasteriy IN rear By F5rkman lane, ana
tzOnt and rear aud 100 fs6t deep. t0gsther With
dwelling hOu7e erected on said lot, Be the 7srns
more OF less, but subject 20 all legal highWaT9-
Appraised at seVu. GEO n. WHmAN,
Master Ctrrnnnfe7fnn1n-
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3 R. BzAv1s, P q Ati'y. d5ci.s
M AApERI0 AaI- = l5Tro -. -. =

M ASTER'S SALE-PUssUANF 70
lll the command Of pluTies dacraf1i orssT =
SAL rom the court Of Common Pes e CuyEhoaa
county Ohio, st tte guit Of Neleuu Primes and ~ -
erss agatast Levi Thomas and CtaErl, . ne urect-
Cd shall ~ pose % sale At punic Grclion at tbs
se1 county, on the ~ day Of January. lEd2 ct two
O'Clock P, M.s the following described rEeises 70
Wit: situate IN hsst Cleveland, Cuyahoga counsf,
Uh19i and BOUNDED beginning IN the Plank koad-
aud south s954o west chains IN links fr. N fh6
wet corner # Chttlendau lewis lard t1encs gouf
504o chains and 20 l1s TO said Lewis ", st line
thsnoa souih chains and s. Inks thence 5l5lo
west CHAINS and 10 links; thence noTfn ne erst
2s Inks thence nUrth EO549 west chains &C. ne
Psnk hoad; thence noTth 39540 east chaius ard %
Inks to the place Of beginning comaiDinq threa
ana ore hall acTe5 Of laud.- -AFpraiseI IT s575.
GEO. II. VIVIAN
D. r, BeaTis, hlastsr Comnh
LTfa lr--r-7-1
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ABSOLUTE REMOVAL OF
O0RNS AND B u N / o N s,
Ipstsnt.neous and KHicacious Cures without


CUTTING, PAIN OR BLEEDING,
AZ Lea Superior st., (over Leader Ofice.)
Tbs folIsginF Testimonials, saiected from thou
usads, Fssisr L unnecessary to discuss the nSf1Ts
OF merits Of usodus operasdis
From Lieut., punning.
l certify to the removal Of ny oorns' without
'''-' y Lieut. T. r DUNEIEG.
From ". Craprer, Es-..
with pleasure testify 70 be skill with which
5SsSSd ESPeS g2SIas'i 5sh S9 49 O0Fn' w. oRAPsER
From Earl BIZ. Eco, 0. s Marshal.
rr. Bendall has eKtraotei several oOrns rom the
fe,t Of Psmeers Of ny fsmiy' without gsin aSd
Of .veiaad, Dec. 80, 1851
From L. Alcott ESQ.
Dr.. Rendall has extracted sevsra, eoTns from ny
feet without pain, 70 my entire satisfaction.
Cleveland, Dee- 81, '6i l.. ALOOFE
CIEvEIAED, Dec. 90. 'el.
hsys had several oOrns extracted ey PT i6 Rs9sa
From D. 7 stevsrs, &c.
With PIeasere endorse the ioTSgSinsr q nlsrvvvzs
Cleveland, Dec. Is. 'a. :, : - AN''
From Joseph Poole. Esq, Cleveland.
Dr.. Aendali removed from ny tet two corns'
''''- 'Dr % ~ y - sea- Jgs. POOL.
From 70. Edison.
Or. Kendall has entirely cured two cid aud pain
full eorns for me with int any immediate or snbse-
Quent incOnVentence. 81. EDIsOh.
Cleveland, Dec. %, 1851
DR.. Kendall removed three oorns ofIons standing
psin, and % her saIisfaoIlon. Il. B. sPELMAN.
Cleveland Dec ls, 1851.
From Y P. Hortas, DeHtia.
Hr. Kendall has this A. NJ. removed from my foot
e twenty yaArH standing IN sT EoFTi5N %i3S'eS
Cleveland Dec. IS 1851
Dr.. Bsndal has removed 9 o5rn from me without
any pains and am now rejoicing.
Dr.. Kendall has extracted two bad oorns from my
Dot without pain. s. L. NOBLE.
From l. Mcconnell, N. D., Cleveland.
Dr. Kendall has removed tive eorns for me In
VerT expert and harmless mennsT
FEpn Rls Ezesllssey His PTlssiaE Majestys AHbaSsa-
dor Q ths oossTt q tiTsat BTltain -. =. ~
Bendall has sTtrsoted two very deep corns from my
bet, Ehicn had for many years gwen me great pain
and knoWledgs which have procured him 90 very
dssarTsd 8 reputation. BUNsEN.
From 7. H. HUBERT, ESQ Bank CT Commerce.
OLEYELAHD, Dec. "a, 1851.
Dr.. Kendall extracted two corna from Mrs. Hurb-
teft's foot n g few minutes with Jut pain
=. n. HUBBERT.
Iron His Imparial Msiest7, Emperor Of FranceI
honaisur RSndAn ma extrait les cors eYeo un
NAPOLEON.
~Mr Z can produce thousands Of certificates
from Professors Hnd Doctors Of Medical schools
aud Colleges, and In addition to otbs 70 bis book
confafuu certificates from some Of the Royal Fam
lilies Of EuFops, which have been kindly furnihheh
him tor the inspection and satisfaction Of those
Who may r,Q Quirs his services.
Oaee Hours from to u n. and from
till P. n.
Rssidsntsry visits before and amer the above
hours application. dec2s:3S
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From 1. MeConasH m. D., Cleveland.
Or. Kendall has removed tive cOrns for me In 3
VsrT expert and harmless manner.
!. MCCONNELL, N. D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

CUTTING. PAIN OR BLEEDING,
AZ La Superior st., (oyer Leader Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

Tbs folIoaing Testimonials, selected from thou
Ssnds, rea4er i unnecessary 70 discuss the nature
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

h. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
tasnBral AGENT mr. Ohias
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

AAbQl4Ai HATCH l. l6pAs
~ The above named Ladies we are personally 40
guAtnted With, and know that for several Year,
while Ee lived In Medina, they we've great BudsrerI
Miss B. has been 90 badly afflicted that It was Will
dtculfy she was able 70 stand upon her feet, feg
bottles Of Oatholicon entirely cured her Of her
plants. Ny wife received great boRs1t from thi
medicine. We recommend Il to the Ladies' Of thi
county q safe and efficient remedy for the NAM
complaints they lrS Enhisot to.
JOHN WEEKS,
it t--- Editor Oanfield Herald.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

From Lieut. punninF.
1 certify to the removal Of ny Germs, without
t'i-' y Lieut.. T. Il. DUNEIEG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

D " M. FHET1Tl0ll U9puLTs
GaYsland. dec %. ls6l.3l2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

Professor e. Eltctrogathy G,Ia ks9:siHs,
~ Once No. III Ontario Etress, up Etsfrs, ~
ao0Fs nom the Public square.
once hours ffon 70 Il and iron 80 3 a'clook
Raily. f8undaFg ezoeBtadN suFa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

MR. h. B. KIHesLBY-Dear Sir; We feel It dutJ
Es owe 70 the public, TO state that MArshan'B o.
tholioon ts medicine Invaluable tor complaint
olassed under the head Of Female Diseases W hag,
used your Grefenberg Medicines and have bseI
greatly benehtted thereby, 90 much 80, that wore
the price DOUBLE would have them. 10 ths thou
sands Of our sex who arc suffering from weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholicon rs asure pana,
oes; " glts9 atrength g me s5stem and enables
s-opriatafunotionE. Mrs. v. OATER,
hrs. =. q; WEEkaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-08

FFpm Hfs EzesIsle HiI PTItssiGE MGjeSys AlabaSsa-
dor o Ghs OouTf Of Great Britain.
have very great satisfaction in stating that Mr..
Randall has extracted two very deep corns from my
fest Whicn had for many years given me great pain
Hnd rat be has shown slgO in this case that skill
and knowledge which have procured him 90 very
deserved reputation. BUNSEh,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-06-06

The Nashville Union says: Large guam
titles of tobacco arrive here daily from the in
terror. Cotton keeps pouring in"
Mrs Mcclellan, wife of Major General
Mcclellan, was serenaded at H Hartford on Mon
day evening
Miss Emily Sheppard, author of "Charles
Auchester, "' Counterparts," and other pop
ular works, died in London last month
According to news from Havana, Gen. San
ia Anna is about to enter upon the troubled
scene in Mexico. His son had arrived there
from st. Thomas, en- route for that republic.
The Congregational churches in the United
States and the British Provinces are 3,672 in
number, and ministers 1851 members 247,-
634 +; SABBATH scholars, 206.44l. They publish
about ten weekly religious papers, and three
quarterly reviews. They have six theological
seminaries, SABBATH school society, and a
board of publication.
aY The indianapolis Sentinel says that
the wheat crop throughout the state of In
diana never before, from all accounts, was
so promising as it is this season.
Ba= There has been an unusual de-
mand in Louisville for gold for the past
few days, with which to pure base cotton
and other produce in Tennessee and North
Carolina.
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Matertolrm gepnblifatr,
Local and Other Matters.
GllnTfh 9ireeturn.

The Sabbath services in the different Church Edices
in the City are designated by the following table
Congregational-REv.C CHARLES BoYNToN, Pastor
10 80 A. NJ; 80 p.
St. PauI's (Episcopal)-REv. WIN. GREENE, Rector.
10 80 A. NJ; BPM.
Methodist Episcopa1-REv. D. G. JONES, Pastor.
10 80 A. NJ. 80 P. II.
Liberal Christian--No Pastor.
10 80 A. M; P.
First and third Sabbath of each month.
Baptist No Pastor
10 so A. M; 80 p.
German EvangeIic Lutheran REV. JOHN BA-
DING, Pastor, 10 AM; 2P.M.
st. Bernard's (Catholic)-REv JOSEPH SMITH, Pr
10 80 A. M; Bpm.
St Hendricks German Catholic)-REv. MAX
DEBEKE, PR. 10A.M.; Bpm.
welsh CaIvanistic Methodist-REv. RICHARD
GRIFFITHs, Pr. 10 A. M. p. NJ.
German Methodist-RRv. HENRY Semi, Pastor.
10 80 A. NJ; 30 P. NJ
German Lutheran 9th Ward)- REV. CARL
STRAssEN, Pastor. 10 A. NJ.
MOraVian-- REV. J. G. KALFENBRUNN, Pastor.
10A-M. BPM; 80 P.
<serlnac Evangelie Protestant-REv. CHARLES
RETTIG, Pastor 10 A. NJ
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Spring Arrangement.

Spring arrangement.
On and after Monday, May 5th, trains will leave
Watertown follows
GOING NORTH.
Night Express Passenger at $3.50 A. NJ.
Arrive at Appleton at $50 A. NJ.
Connecting Mimi juno for Portage, La9ros &c
Freight and accommodation at 1000 A. NJ.
Arrives at Oshkosh at $40 P. NJ
Connecting Mimi Jucn n with pass train for Mil.
Day Express Passenger at 2:30P ri.
Arrive at Appleton at 700 p. NJ
Connecting at Minnesota junction for Lacrosse, and
at Burnett Junction for Waupun, Ripon Berlin.
SOUTH.
Night Express Passenger at . 90 A. NJ.
Arrives at Chicago 10 90 A. NJ.
Conn Getting at Milton Junction with express ;ran for
Madison and at Harvard Junction with train for
Kenosha.
Day Express Passenger at 100 p.
Arrives at Chicago at els A.
Connects al Clinton Junction with trains for Racine
and Freeport. Al Harvard Junction for Rockford,
aud at Milton Junction for Milwaukee.
Freight l.
J. G WELLS