davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-28


succeed Mr. Stanton.
FROM MANASSAS.
MANASSAS JUNCTION, June q ALI is quiet
here except such rows as occur when liquor is
sold in large quantities to soldiers Yesterday
two men Of Co. T. 5th Ohio, drunk and re-
turning to their camp, g quarrel ensEed,
when one Of them, james Kelly: sergeant,
drew pistol and threatened to shoot the
other, Thomas AlcCuen. The deceased said
you wont shoot me, and made grab for
the pistol, but it went of: and The contents
entered the breast Of McCuen, who died in
few moments. Kelly was placed under arrest:
and will be sent to Washington for trial.
-Four men have heen found dead within the
past tventy-lour hours. supposed TO have died
from drinking poisoned whisky,
4 large lot Of liquor was captured last night
just as it arrived; and the man IN charge was
arrested and placed in the guard house. All
other row occurred III the 9Th Ohio where a
private cot into difficulty with the Major.
who seems to be unpopular with the men.-
Some injury TO the Major was the consequence.
The private was placed under arrest.
The Washington National Republican says
that although there is undoubtedly a popular
feeling in Washington, against any further
considerable influx Of free negroes: there IS.
such feeling. and never has been any, against
The oldresidents Of that class
General George Fl. Gordon, late Of the Sc.
cond Massachusetts,, has been ordered to the
command of the Third Brigade ot Cfen. VII
liam Division; which he, as Colonel, cont
n]anded at the battle Of Winchester. General
Geo. S. Greene has been ordered to report at
Washington for other duty.
Speaking Of the recent great billiard match
at Doston-the Transcript, OF that city, sayst-
This was the first OF two games OF l., 500 points
each, at carorns, on & pocket table, for S25o
side, between John Deery, Of New York, and
VIVA. Uoldthwaite, Of Boston-the return game
TO be Dlayed in New York one month henc2s-
Boil. players were quite young. The game
was played 90 one of Pheian's tables. Vr.
Geo. Howe, Of Brighton, and Mr.. Joseph
Hall. Of Boston, severay acted as Judges tor
Deerv and Goldthvaite. Mr. VIM. Marshall,
Of Boston, acted as umpire. The match cotn-
menced at twenty minutes past o'clock::-
Goldthwaite won the lead and the choice lot
balls. The game was concluded at q oclogk,
Goldthwaite, winning by 23O points 4he
largest runs made during the game by GoldFh-
waite were 56, 81, 50; by Deery, %, 81, 667'Y9'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PRIEs FIOHT.-A pugilistio contest took
place on Monday last, at a point just over
ths State line Of Indiana, called Wright
Station, the Oombatants being two Chicago
"bufsrSp named John MeGlade and Daniel
Smith alas BeRdigo, his fighting SOu5Ti-
gIsf. The fight was 8 severe one, and re-
suited in favor Of BsndigO in fOrty-seveR
rounds, laeting one hour and twenty min
utss. The Chicago Tribune says both men
showed themselves adopts in the use Of
their hsts, and fought gsmely and in so
oordanos with the honorable etiquette Oi
the P. g., which will allow yOu to batter q
mans face out Of all semblanoe Of human
ity, and crack every one Of his ribs, but
not to strike him below the Waistband
which might forfeit some precious life and
spoil the fun. BendigO was slightly In
jured, receiving some punishment about
the body, but remained fresh to the last
McGIade was severely injured about the
face One eye was completely out, and bis
lip and cheek badly cut. The prize was
merely nominal, only 500 a side. The
Rsht arose not 80 much from financial mo
lives as from an old quarrel existing be-
tween the combatants. This was MoGlade'l
second attempt and second defeat in th'
Pr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

TEE PLANET VEEUs.-For several weeks
the planet In the western sky has been
subject Of observation on cloudiess eve
nings. From her present brilliant appear
snee it has been supposed that some
change has occurred in her relation to the
sun, but this increased lustre is owing to
the present absence Of large stars in her
pathway. Her greatest brilliance viii be
attained three weeks after New Years, af'
ter which she viii rapidly decrease In
splendor till she becomes again morning
staT, and the other planets will take her
place in the evening sky. The heavens, 50
Tar, have been very favorable to its obser.
Vstion.-Bg6aIO Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

AT IT AeAIE.-PrOfessOr Gardner, the
soap man, whose history since he left this
city has been one Of constant viCissitude,
and who wiz be remembered here as the
climax Of impudeRce and bOmbsst, has
turned up in the vicinity Of the hub Of
the Uni7srss," and is 10 give one Of his
thrilling lectures" to the BOstOnisns in
the Tremcnt Temple. We imagine the
Professor will make himself extremely
Hscacs" in this latitude for the future, how
ever successful he may be in thrilling
the modern Athenisns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

PnEoAuT1oHART.-The propellers Akron,
Cleveland, Ontario and Buckeye arrived
ct this port yesterday, having cleared from
OEdensburgh on Friday. They had gone
iEfo winter quarters at the latter port, but
the beligerent tone Of the recent foreign
news made the transfer Of the vessels .
precautionary OsvegO 1iH'ss,
Dec. so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

TIE CAApBELLs-This fine troupe give
one Of their superb performances at the
Melodson this evening. They are justly
regarded as among the best Of cork opera
companies, and their burlesques are une-
qualled. Go and see them, as their present
visit here will probably be the last for 3
lsnR time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
tn CITY


The following are the hAmes Of men re-
cruitsd By Lieutenant Henry C. Benson FOR
the Guara Service on JOhnsOn's Island.
From Clspslaad-E. o. Mitchell, Marcus
Lent, Carlysle Whipple, John H. Bradbenti
Henry s. Mead, Charles +. Ross, John
Bryan, B. ?. Wheeler, L. Leach, Andres
Nelson Wm. Ryan, Peter Lent ThomAs
Burke, samuel Taylor, Dc witt Reese !,
FTom CAardoa-W. II. AndreWs OhAries
smith, J. 8. Sweeney, Thos, =. eisoee' D
4. P6ase. w. B. Knowles, 9. u. saWin4 =
B. GAfIoek, r. A. sisson, +. Permele, Geo,
D. Rumins, Horaiio Bushnell, Orvil Bush
nell, Chris I.ahiser, +. B. Rush, II. G, 0sr-
yer. Rsker, Eduin Pease, Fred. Ho'
Pendoaler, B. VI. Sanford, E. R. Bennett
Geo. EoGonigal.
Fron gIdsi1on-W. B. Robinson, Jehn b
Byers S. q. sulnsrs, Z. A. Kellogg, Daniel
TuF ief.
Fron B.rion-Giles Taylor, 8. H. Gould
Joseph Stacey, R. R. CramtOn, VIM. Davis
q. OroutG
rom H,mtsbuzy-OFreR Morse JOhl
Napso. s- A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

THE THEATER.-The Academy of Music
was full last night and very good pro-
granme Was presented. The support the
Thsatsr is receiving is an evidence Of the
public esteem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
MaEhimista.
DERNARD DEMMFNG,

ARTIgAN, NAQHIHI5T AM TATAHt MODEL
n A K b
Ne. IA Supe Tior street, (lleader Buildlng,l
O. AGVELAED, OHIO.
BWHUARD DEMHEHG, having rented TIA
sstablishment OF Il. EonigBloW, B now Prepared q
contract for manufacturing Sewing machine1, and
an Kinds Of light MschineTy. Parttollar atte1tloD
and fscflfties Tor getting ID Models oi FatenE,
"a u y B n g.
II vour SKATES need aEing, can on DoznUanG.
II your B'3'YIHG MACHINE IS ont o. ordeEi
Will put Il IN order. -, =
AN kinda of MsiAl had husical Instrumeni8 10
n you should set up a new. Patent, pommsng q
she nan 10 get up your Modebi elmer IN Woou
Brsrs, or Ircn, IN the usate1t manner rf
Am kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt style,
an Kinds of liqht Machinery put in order b the
taost expeditions manner.
EnripesrfnR Instruments reported.
srisll gtesTn Enrinea repaired Thoroughly.
REiI Road Conductors Punches nAnuiscturod b
sac begt manner.
Rsii goid Conductors Punches repaired.
EI5-lp faes Verything IN the sLape Of repairing
or manu- ssesprlng, done en- contract.
sEEutran1s to hboP-la4 H1porioE ltresti ue 9na
psir ~ si aifFs bahhAhDD AAAEAeuA
sbSIBu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

Cleveland dec ~, I5ol:3lz
MASTER'S s A l. E.-PURSU.
I'M ANT to the command off decretal order q
"a 9 IRON the court Of Common Pleas OF OuYahoga
County, at the suit of The Cleveland and Mahonlns
Railroad Company against Isaac L.. Aesltii
and others, 70 directed, shall expose Iof beie =
public auction, at the door Of the Court house, y
ne Oitg Of Cleveland, the thirty hrst qaY OF jan
nary 1852 at three o'clcek P. n, the following de-
gcrfbed parcels OF land, situate In the City ol Oieye
land, county Of Ouyahogal and state OF Onloi ene
known by being part Of Hewitt eubd1Fislo 9l I1e
50 called MsrWfn property in said City OF OlsToiahd'
to witt -. -,,.-.-,
Appraised at S2S66. -, -,,,,.,.
Parcel No. 2 Lot No. sixteen OF Baid SuOdlFM'
ion. Appraised ct Sizes.
Parcel No, 8 Lot No. seventeen OF Baio suDoiVis
ton Appralsed ct el933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No, eighteen Of said suboiYh'
ION. Appraised st tl9-S
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part OF lot no. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded Bortherlyi soutn
srlY and westerly By the lot lines, and easteTy "
the centre limo Of brick wall nearly parallel VIZ
MerWin street aad about fort teSt aAa teh'
southeasterly fhsrefrom. Appratged Al ek5qo
Parcel No. 6. The ea5terly psrt OF iOL 10, E1no'
team Of said subdiVi5lon, bounded northerys
IL and southerIy by the lot lines and Festeriy p{
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel wiz
msrwfn street and shout forty seven test oihiant
s6utheAstsrly thereton. APPTaised AZ ~, 49,
Master Oomm'r
RAKEKT, BA0EUs EoELEs Attorne5s.
deo Is. ls6l:S72
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
aRfIItnEEH.

M ILLIN EKY C1OODo I--N n N
lel Arrival.
EiRs. w. 8. PORTER, q Hsnees street,
q IN receipt 81 q nov and choice steoh Of
Hill d ERY GOODS.
Fc COMPRISING
HeW style Bhirred Hats. Flowers, BfbbonBl MOnrE-
fng Goods, Collars, Wells 40. Also
NEW BTYLE HATS FOR CHILDREN.
Besides great variety Of GeasonEble and fashion
ubis good Hntsnumefatsd. Ladies l-s respectfully
InVited 70 call and 6xhmine- -.
~ DrosI makinG dons % TdeF IN tie very be
ls1nGF. ueEDiRSS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

DOARDING HOUsE--TRE
ID HOUSE,, 10. a Public square, and b. the
stone Ohurchs-o Of The Plsasants5t iocations n
~ cifT-haa bean thoroughly repaired, and 3 nov
s1o1 for Boarders. Familieg Wishing 70 furnish
ffsIr own rooms uan be aocommodatsd with large
and oonVenselt rooms and bed-rooms and Single
dSfionTon reasonable taEuR. Ralsrunool giVen and
TSliiFOds BsliBSil s'W. BURkTTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
nj NUTICE.-COMMON PLEAS
IN Court. Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
&epolpeER.

ID EVOLVEhS AND BOWIE
III KNIVES.-A dus aasortmeut Of ReTcsFlng
FisfolF Buch - Colt new model. Bacon B. Hiderl,
Allen WeslOek's, sharpls, spis's, smith Wis.,
sons, large and small, With various other kinda
Just rec8iVed and for sale cheap az
H. HATTER6LNHB
Qua Store. Ioa Superior street, Osyslandl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
IN ASTER'S SALE-PUBsUART 10


MASTEH'o SALE-PURSUAET 10
lNA tbs command 0f pluries decretal order Of
sale from tho Court Of Common Pr as. Of Cuyahoga
county, ohio, st the BUif OF rnmuGi o. Brooks aIe
HdWin ". Brooks, ngainsr Horasf0 n Gates Dflls
N. Gates, Augusta n Miitls heEEtr, Edmund q
mittisbsrgsr, Willzm Iii ltlebergeT, Coamtrcis
Mutual luauranco Go, Thomas H Howe, J18i 81
king and william Ehinn, executors Of Ores AserT
deeesE Eed and others 10 me directed, shall eN poEa
for pubic sale, pubic auctoa 81 the door of The
court House, in the UFy cleveland on the 7d daT
Of January, ls62, af two O'Clock P. M Of sslu day,
the following described pieces or parosls Of land IS
Wit: situate in the township Of BROOKLYN, bsfnc
In the Connecticut Western Reserve in the state o.
Ohio, and which is also IN the county Of Cuyahoza,
aud is known ~ parcel o. land en- vest s1s Of Guy
ahoga River, now in CITY Of Cleveland and is boun-
ded as tolloWs: easIeFy BY OuyGhogl RIVER north
erly By Ia heretotcE8 conveyed o judah Colt -
aud aOutheTly BY land formerly owned b Alfred
Williams and being ninety-nile feet wide On Ooys-
hOs kiver and extending at rfght angles with KfF-
street and said River 10 River street, about one
hundred and forty fee, beng the same andconTay-
ed TO said Ednund G., p. Mittlsberger, BY the Ohio
Life Insurance and trust Company, by dec record
ed IN Ouyahoga County Records, vol. AZ, RACES a
IS And also, another parcel Of land on said hiVeF,
next gOutheFly Of above, and boundo1 uorthaTlT b.
said parcel OF land above oescs ed easterlJ b. Guy
ahOga Efger: westerly by said River sire {, aud
sOufberY by line parallel with the nOrtheEly line,
and twenty, one f9st dletant therefrom extending
from said River to 81 d River sIeot, being part q
the Alfred Wilisms lot, SO called, making IN al one
hundred and tgenty ieet front on said klvtri and
the Elevator Building, machinery and hxtu1aa on
said premises, Be the or less, but subject
to all legal Highways. Appraised q 500
Adams Oanhsld. Master C0mlnir.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
T s, MARsHAL's sALE.-BY

" virtue Of two wrrts Of vendition's expOnas,
issnsd from the Circuit Court Of the United State,
within and for the Northern DIS rict OF Ohio one
thereof at the suit Of Henry q. Bowen ct AIS a
cause No. ~ and tins other At the salt oi huen
Auehincloss, Jun and John Auchincios8. IN cause
30 l2s, in said Court, sod both against Robert B,
Dennis tha oer for sale at public suction at the
south door Of the Post once In the CITY 0I OleIo-
lsnd between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the fore
pOon ard four O'Clock IN the sttsfnoOns on Friday
~ sist day Of JaLuiry, 1864 the following proper
ty, to Wit
situale IN the City Of Cleveland, and 10 that pa
Thereof which was formerly known as the Ctty OF
Ohio, to witt the northeast part Of hub-lot No, ~
feing IS feet front on what was formerly called
Turnpike Street. bat which is now known Is Pearl
Stfssf, the same being 50 feet deep
Also the following described parcels Of and stu
ate As above, and being part o. ths Buffalo Oon-
pany'H purC haze, 80 called, TO wit:
NJ a. 20 md q In \
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
ID. W. GAGB
Adams 3 Oanfsld, Master CUm.nir
pitts AftiTg Dec n Isrs-1TT
GHERIFE SALE-IN UBEDT-

L ence to the command Of an order Of sale of rron-
cry attached AFTER final Judgment Issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CpyanoEa Uounly and
State Of Ohio, and to me directed, in the case of
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Thomas Denham de-
fendant shall expose 20 sale ct public auction az
the door Of the Court House Of said county On the
tWentieth day Of January, A. D., 1sf2 between the
nOurs OF Two 81 four O'Clock p a. uf said day, he
follOWing desciited lands and tsnem nts, 70 W.T.
known b. being part Of two acIo lot No. one hun
dred and hfy-tWoL 52 IN Cleveland city sud is bon-
ded as follows; beginning at point 90 the Boherlg
neof Boltver 81, eighty Two eet and 81 lucbfs from
the terseotl Of the " 81 line Of said lot No li
with the sOutherly line Of Boyer street, thelcs rum
ming eRsterly along tae sOutherly line Of Bolivar
street, tWeuty -four ct 9l inches 70 poiut fhenc
said lot No l52 one hundred aad e7ktY f-et to a.
alley eighteen feet vida thence westerly along the
to pointi thence northeTlY along line IaTallel
with the Welt liae OF said lot No. 49, one hundred
and eighty teet 20 ths place Of Be inning being ths
UaIeg and George WilloT to Ira Hanson, Juiy s.
Appraised at thirty. three hundred and ssvsasy-
Eve dollars. JAMES A. CRA " sbhaltn.
By HEgeT n. J0HNsoEi Deputy.
PANE WADE Plaintiffs Attya.
Sheril's Oihce, Dec. %, ls5l:3ll.
NUTICE.-COMMON PLEAS
IN Court, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
Mary Ann McGi lvrsy,0
N. msa.al ,.l- SS;6onlrr.g. Petition for Divorce.
Michael McGillvTay Of salineviIle, IN the County
Ct Colnn biena, and State Of Ohio. is notified thai
Mary Ann McGillyray did, on the 18th day nf Docem
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, uithin ard
for the County Of Cuyahosa charging the said kich
FeTs women 80 her INK ene aer1z l1Al me
may be divorced from the said Mieha1t McailiGrayy
which petition viii stand for hsaring AZ the ueLt
NARY ANN McGILLFRAY,
By G2aE BEUCE, hel Attys.
DAted tais lst o DAY % Dseemo osr. lssl.,se, -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

DECEASED SoLDIERs.-The following is
ilist q deaths Of members Of Ohio regiments
a the General Hospitals in Louisville, for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
RenAI MntiesA.
ouyahOga COe9iy, } said county,
Mary r. King, F-'atia, uo,,os

william a, King, Dttsndapt
Ths 8f5ndalt viii taxa notice thot on the sth
dSy Of November, A. u, 1861, tbs PiaiRth hled her
pstitfOn for Divorce 10 the Clerks oiice Of said
iourt, charging said defendant with babltunl
drum Bs strcfne cruel END gTpat negect OF
duty, aud pragina for dissolution Of the marria&g
cOntrbct nd CUSTODY OF children. SAID cause VIII
BE- set for hearing at the February term u said Court
the defendant wilt further take notice that oePosl
tions will be taken IN said BY the plaiuih, at
the Office o. Mills Goshorn IN the city Of Clncnua-
a. Hamilton county, Uhio on the 9TH das Of febl y
ary, A ID 1852, bstWeen the hours or a d and X
tions shall Be eompleted. -, ,-,,-,,
i.n1.aza -----Hr Arnrn- n sr.AbE. her Att,r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
..Iaek ending Dec. q, 1861

a. - Or W. Smith, Co. Z, ID Ohio.
love. Ii is part Of
Court life that the nc W. Bailey, Co. A, 18th Ohio.
warmly attached to o1loshua L Wick 70. y, lSth
her Court, Lord Elphb 1,.p.u n. 9,stob,o
nor Sensral Of ndEsylvester Crabtree, Co. A. SD
the urgent remonst
the Duke Of Wol. 25- Christopher Rufue Co. B. 6lst
nm Dee. 2s-Julisn Dodridge, Co. 6, 88d
mex Ohio.
Eng Dec. 28-Isaae Black Co. B, SD Ohio
~ Dee z5--Peter Young, Co. B. SD Ohio.
- Dec 2e-Wn. BaEtrom Co. L 4lst Ohio.
Dec. 26-Ssmuel Price, - ID Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
10 3gEEs. 3T0 :
GntnmiaaiaM,

Uptltl IR9.
TOR SALE.-1,OOG BUSH CANADA
Peas 50 bbls choice oranberiss IN store and for
SSIs hv CALDWELL SIMMONS,
--doc7.dlvT a Union Et.
nATS-REpAIL PRIOE 20 CTs.
por bushels e 30 MarWin Street.
7 ARD-2,O0O LBS. PRIME LARD
- ~ T. 7. LYON.
CACK SALT-2,OO0 BAGS DAIRY
~ SALT Cl4 lbs. ssohli FeOeiVed this eay apo for
80 sSIf g 18th. 1851. = = --l''
HAMBURGH CHEESE.-6UOO
5ounds HsmburFh gheess this day received
~ ~ ~ Il W. MELH1NOHs
ga "a MerEin Gtrest,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
N So
SE! SSslssLfIS
Oas HtssGTea DsiiaFs fTsulazsf fff
SEMINAL WEAKEES3
o. BFaRuaz0laH0a1a
q LBET, Sc, AID APOf EEOT
CURBD,
q =. - =.

Y Il y - Z . vi AAD "a = " - ~ y
CUBBU,
After all other Treatment Failail
DIR. 4. GIBSON,
g9ISry :. ggy s 1oss OF, Sty s NJ az & Sas e 1g9 9
the above named digaa9eg. he VIII lag the sane
t iS 9Jd S5 sH1 S io2i ss Sess i tSs Ss@s S 5S V
Alter many years Of iAbo7ious stuy and sEgsrl.
n91Ros 70 the unfortunate, that be haa Pa-isotsa
sgEtom oi treatment for the -.
SPEEDY AND PEAGAH1HT CuAA
sf ths above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
vfsh an - sHaos7 ar1ElnF thereffou,, fncludiaT-
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS BROeIBAIAOh.
% hns succeeded n Sung easss IN this city soma
Of whom had expended hundIed8 q dollarE VITA
BalEtgi5d BhYIioian5s Wno profess . Foas ~
Isast particle Of bonshk
Or. GIBSON does Ros toa4t that hs Z 4 msIlbsr q
sons College IA London or Paris g Pernaps soa1e
others do o- tbs purpose OF ensnarng the innoeont
and vino hold out great ePeetaton9 nsver . o re-
thiE that he 3 able TO give entire satisfsctiol %
hoss Who rspo50 e0nndsnse IN hi1 ability and inte-
rifF and that he has psrlsotsd 81 AnsEtesn 5Ystsm
of treatment Whloh challenges any PhyEcia1 o. Lon
dOn or Fzrs, or any patent msioius 70 sual or ne
radieal cure Of Bgnal Weakness and ~ etloa1sl or
dsFLnFsmsniI, both mental aud physical ari1iu1
fr1nl gsIual or Eocrst abuse.
DT. eIB3OH also claims for biH nav treatment tha
following advantages AL others yet dilooVeredi
snd hrBt the agents used aEe in no LssDeot
aole ne Uses no rslss q sne esLA ass' SS1 E
GO restrictions IN diet or business ID Tbrti
u his treatment i1 Po5tfye ard certain IN Al ease.
he stands prepared 70 20 into any public o. prlEeta
hossitaI in the United States and dOmon8trGte tne
Immense superiority q his neg treasasnt over anl
otner now known 70 the world IN point Of prompt
ness, RarlsnsneTi 8il1na55s sEfesT ela convenience
| 90 the Rltsent.
Df. 6IBBOR IB permanently located IN CleyelAnai
and has during shs past two Yeaz1 performed many
ourss Of diseases which had for years resisted ~
other modes % treatment. Rsorenoe can e gleI 3
Individuals Of tho nrHs Tsspectabity IN OlefsiAaa
Boston, HeE YORK, sad other cite n Ea8sle =
i DyBpepsia, Ehusmstisu, scrofuia and Eh eafoasl
/ dt1esss9 treated With Superior suocel1s
~ Medicine Bsnt 70 any paEb q tAo county e
/ ruosibt oi ten dollars
| DF. eIBS6E'H Kew Work on PhyEiolczs I5E naii
DR. GIBsOE,
Professor Of BleotroPGtAy and As2istss,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, ~ Stairzi -
/ aoOrH nom tbs Public square
/ PailT, tEun5Aya sEceutsdN snH
| OANBORD'S HAIR DRESSING
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03
Gage & Bruce, Master Comm.
Pi'n's Astiys noT253I
M AeTER7s SAL E-FUR8U-

M AoTER'S SAL E. URS U-
lgA ANT 20 tbs command OF a deorefaf order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
aonntYa Ohio, at the suit Of Christine HerB against
Frederick Arnold ana Catherine Arnold q ne oiTec-
tadI ehau expose 70 9aio at public auCtlOu a. te
door oi t1a Court houEe, In tie CITY Of eleTclnds
In 1sid county on the I'D day Ct januarT, l11 e
clock P H., the & lioWiuE deacEitei 1r1l11l %
Wit 1trate In the CITY pr CleFelald, IN the ElalG
Of Ohio, and which l. also in tle 1ulrI1.ci lr7l-
hOga aud is ku5wu By being lot 30. lllrlF IS
John II. WOolsey' 3 suDJslFi islai. -
No. l34 and s5 inclusive OF the original allol11l
Of village Of CleFe nd, as BY the maps Of said subs
divisions on record IN said county viii more fully
appear, and is bounded follows; north westerly n
front BY Parkman street, nOrtheas erly By lot No.
81; sou heasterly in rear by Parkman lane, ant
south westerly by lot No 90; being 25 feet in With
front and rear and lol feet deep, together with
dwelling house erected on said lot, be the ssma
more or less, but subject to all lsgsl highWaFa.-
Appraised at $500. GEO. h WYmANs
Maater C0uulisgionHr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

H.B. KIEaBLET, Cleveland,
ootl:dAN General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-03

kaufman Hays
V5.
Mlljah KendriCk
ma ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lLl SALE.-PuTsuant to the command Of deere
tai order Of sale from the Court Of Coumou Pleag o.
CuYahoRa county, Ohio, ~ lh= suit Of Kaufman
Hays agaiEst Elslah kendrirk and Others 20 ne
directed, shall exp 70 sale at public auction, az
the door Ct the Court HOuss, in the City Of ue4E-
land on the 10Th d8F Of December, 136l, at two
o'cisck P NJ, the Il ilOWiug described la a1d ten
amentnt 70 E1ts situate - sad county Of l1Tr1c11
and known ard described s-beiuE Sab los no. r1F-
entyntne IN s. 5. Stones subdivision Of n1i ol
no ~, (foTnerly Brooklyn toWnEhipsl roW lros
land City and has front and roar ni18 et End l1s
feet In depth, aud fronting on Herman gtre6t
AlsO-Bub lot 62l IN Hiram Stones 1ubfirf1foa--bf
part Of original lots 8 and IS IN Brooklyn having
20 7l2 feet irout Irsin street and l feet n dept
ttags Bruce, EIs1tsF lOmmir