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.svi March came in with bluster, just aH
the rsbsls did when they invaded Ken
taoky. Perhaps IL viii 60 out ss quietly
sas e. they have done.
s Buckner is q liberal fellow. At Fort
Donelson he proposed to frsat Thank you,
said Grant, don indulge.
& The Richmond Wing says that JEFF. Da-
vis g 3 small potato. We suppose that's
he reason the Editor gives him dig.
The Southern rebels swear that McClel-
Ian Rss at Fort Donelson. Grant was
quite Mcclellan enough for them. -
The Democrat says that JEFF. Davis has
lost the Border States But be never had
then to less. For instance, he never had
Kentucky. BE only aPut his foot In !"
And, In return, Uncle Sam has put his
g. Eoote IN Tennessee. 8
All Tie torpedoes in the Cumberland
river and in the Mississippi ct Columbus
vent for nothing. One would think that
such devils as the rebel leaders might have
succeeded q little better ct internal ma
chimes.
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william BletOher, ! In Common Pleas CuyahO-

William Bletoher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
vs.. ga Co, o, Attachment
William s. Marsh. Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM S. MARSH viii take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1864, the
said William Bletcher fled his petition and com
menoed his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer of which petition Is
TO recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of So ,5I9 9s, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober I1th 1881, and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethoher claims the right to recOv-
er on a certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered 1t the date last aforesaid By the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
BleIcher, which has been assigned BY said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration for
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder Of said judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said judgment to the use of said William 3. Marsh
by said William Bletcher, no part of which judg
ment haf ever been paid by the said William y.
Marsh. Said defendant, William s. Marsh, VIII
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
OF before the 5th day OF April, A. d. 1872, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
feb7:ST9 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LEGiT. iii.lLJ NlLOJTIICtIE:Syy..


daS Ss5tS q o99t9 0el9 Court of Common Pleas
Frederick N. BsSfus, PRS, For Money only.
.......a. W.
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, q an0n-tesident OF the State
Of Ohio. will take notice that Frederick n. Back
US. Of the county Of chyahUga, in the State Of
Ohio, did. on the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1852,
file his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Cuyshoga, IN the
state Of Ohio, against Tie said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, Justly indebted TO Howe, Backus & Co /,
on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1851, and now Is
In the sum Of Five Hundred and Forty-three Dol
lars and forty-AVe cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851, on an account tor divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, BackuB &
Co., sold and delivered 10 said Ralph Walker at
his special instance ami request, that said ao-
count has been assigned 70 said Frederick Al.
Backus, who Is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for q Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed 10 be due, with In
teTest from the date Aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required to appear
IN said Court and answer said petition on or be.
fore the 5th day Of April, 1852, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered ao-
oordingly. FREDERICK II. BACKUS,
By Ranney, Backus Noble,
febT979 His Attorneys.
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q ba1'- TFof ne cl0volaad I'adeF.i ]
o., Weep fer the Brave and the True.
ny FRANK g. BERT.

BY kRANk 9. BERT. .h
y tempest Of war rages wide Ger the world,
Aud Columbia appears mid the storm =
s'Ths banner Of Freedom" her soni have hn
r fur,sd,
Via hearts ever loyal ana warm.
Though brAvely they battle yet danger is nigh,
stlll calmly its presence they view,
- And tAis b their motto, ssTo DO ana to die p
Oh God, guard the brave and the true
Oh, fierce il the stFuggisi sud many hearth
1s mourning for father and son, lt
Tho high was his object, the Hoblest on earth,
And bright were thu iaurels he Won.
thmgh sWset the assurance yet tears viii arise
81 Hnll Of anguish, though stiled and few
RenOvn is Of value, yes memory cries,
e. t0h, weep for the brave and the tTue.n
Then come ye who peacefully, hopefully dwell,
a. IN your homes full of gladness and light,
And mourn for DE soldiers who gallantly fell,
In this glorious 'Bsttle Of Right"
Bring eeerings Of praise your attachment e
~ prove.
And with honor their graves We will streW
While ofton we'n praise in our labors of love,
To weep for the brave and the true.
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff, \ In the Court Of
against Common Pleas Of
William s.Marsh Defendant Cuyahoqa Co. 20 81 O.
THE DEPENDANT IN THIS ACTION.
Williams. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition, for the recovery of money only has this
day been fled in the CLERKS ofice of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant Is
indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty-fTe cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day of Febru-
eryi A, d, 1851, upon promissory note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the S0th day Of january, A. D., 1856,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John K. Roche or besreT, for the sum Of
tWenty-seFen pounds and fifteen shillings, of
which nOte plaintiff Is owner and bearer and
that said petition prays Judgment against aid
defendant on said note for the sum Of s134 and
81 100, with intsreCt from February 2 A. ID ls5T.
Said defendant is further nOttdsd that he mus
answer said petition on or before the 18TH day al
April next or in default thereof Judgment VII
be taken against him,
RANEBF, BAeKUS / NOBLE.
OlSVslHnd, Feb. 70, A. D, Iso2sSO.
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OALE OF REAL EsTATR d 0RDRR or

GALE OF ZEAL ESTATE Ry ORDER OF
- C0URF.--On the Sd day of April, Is69, at 10
the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
will be sold 70 the highest bidder, the following
described real estate IS the property Of Joseph
W. Spaulding, deceased, % wit: Known as CITY
Lots Nos. 562 and 5S8 In Barber a Lords subdi-
vision in the City of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit: North on Bridge Street; esstand
west by lot lines and south BY an alley Said lots
are each 495 feet front on Bridge street. rs By the
plat Of Ahaz Merchant. Said lot Nc 562 apprais
ed etS750 and lot No. 563 at $500. Terms ofsale
will be made known on day of sale.
ELJZABETH ANN SPAULDING.
Adm'r'x Of Joseph W. Spending.
Cleveland, March & Isa29s1
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HLNhI 9. AbBIII
Master Commissioner In Ohancsry.
4, PRENTIsa. hollr for Oomnllt iah2s.ala
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE IN

N
IA REAL ESTATE.-0u he 18th day Of March,
1soZ, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga ooun-
ty, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased, TO wit:
Situate In the said City of Cleveland, and is
known as City Lot No. 7s and part of 70 In the
Lord in original lots Nos. 81 50, 90 and TO- and Is
bounded as follows, to wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west on
line running through said lot No. 70 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one foot west
from the dividing line between said lots Is and
70; the above described piece Of land having 65
feet front Bridge street, and runs back Of equal
width 1O7h feet TO an alley in the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject to a mortgage
thereon in favor of one Lewis Wunderhaart M
on which there g due the sum of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of Janua-
~, 1868. Terms Of sale via be made known On
day Of sale. JACOB BAKER.
febl5S18 Administrator.
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LEGAL1n0HcES..z


M ASTER'S SAL B.-PURsIJ.
~. AIT g the command ofa deorbtal order Of
galo Io3 the OouEtof lommcn Plans CT fInoEs
COUNTY at the suit Of T5s Cleveland and nshonirg
nnuoad Oomfany against Isaac L,Dlzs1Fifi
an 9tlerl 70 ne ersctsd, shall sEpess o. salS at
" auctien, at the door Of the Court H6uss IN
5ao yiiy q Qeyelapdj on the twenty .afth da7 of
arenl W., q three O'clock p N, the iolioRing de-
@ 5oipea parcels q land ailuate n The City q Usgs
5Anas county Of Ouyahogl, and State OF Ohio, and
An9sn ~ being part Of HsWitt's BuhdiVlfon % the
% witt -t = S,--i
Parcel No. I. Lot No. afissn Of naid rubftvius,n-
Appraised at 82a56.
parca he. a Lot No. rIrtaan of e-fH -nb,a1.t,.
Ion. Appraised st 8lQ83,
faroal No, q Lot No seventeen of nIfd naflIir-f~.
lon. Appraibed at gl9za. fI
Parcel No. 4. Lot No eighteen q nd rnhfiVir.
ion. Appraised al sl931.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No nins-
teen Of said subdivision bounded noFtherlF nonfh.
erly and westerly b. the lot lines, and aa1fary b.
the centre liao d brick vail nearly paraiioi uftb
MeEWla street aud about f5Ftg-seVrn- fs1f ffafaut
sogthe4s terll therefrOm. ADBrailod - e2165.
faloel 4ei o. The eagtariy psrt Of lot No. nine
teen 81 aaiq - VISION bounded nofthaFiy, easter
II ana soEthsry by the lot lines. and Westerly b
ne centre line ofa brick wall nearly paFaiia With
berEin stre8f and about forty-ssVsn leof distant
8o1theagtoflY t15F6lrOm. ApBfai9ed Al SEA
HEhk1l0 q. ABBEI, Mastsr OOmn'f
bAlEkYi BAuKUs honLn, Attoneys. II
Eeb. q iaf1sfdc9
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THEgE JUBTLY OELNBRATND

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS aFe sEFs odro fcF
Biok HeaGaohe,
UylpspsiA,
Fcul Stomach,
0aneral and Nervous Debility,
Bilious and Liver mBlsine1
Qo1tiVene85, SorofulouH Hu.
-F morBy feYorB, &C., &c.
and ere aHaie end reliable Family Medioins. Hort
Of them used than any other kind.
~ See Oirculara. For sale pY n u. Gaylord. y.
strong, Cleveland, Ohio and b. al Druggists in thu
country. Also q Whi ssale ct lsl Ontsrte street.
GsnsTsl AGsnf lor Ohio. hlshiGsn and Indiana
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STOVES AND TIN-VtRE.

NJ IL MAhF1N, NO. 90. SOVTH
~ llde Public Square, having been Fs7f ~
aoase- Furnishing Establishnsnts of fro-- Il itI1-
/ Enllaeel hla a1d New York aI thaaeVosi sai mo1i
s. 4 o VE So
s 9f y %So9sinS g. P1rloT And Hsasilg pnrpol and aio
Usshl Artelss Of HoEss-Ei,rs;,6iso 9soI
Hesids5 hayilg the most advantsrsoui l.ciIitis-.
- E s0lee 81 llesel1nd rdlnufactlrs -
enilerI aeagied . shis market. Also II sSTsnss-
"a tae 1sseat and nqst beautifol afylss a -
ENAMELED CRATES.
Inioh, with hi8 long e1perisncs Of Ts yaars n this
oty N as business. enahle8 him 70 olcr - Is NJ
nisrQl8 lrlenes end the rost Of mankind' in gans-
Eal- tha GFe1tTt Indueanrnts in r1rrI1 a -1.iftT
upon thoOEE PRfOH SYSTFfI
IHE "DlSPAfOH COOKING STOVE7
q continuing q lnCrease 81 public isror snd = tn
mogt DlRABhEr EC0NoAIOAE, oUICk and
AEAgI eperating stove N the marEet, 81 fho1S-
and1 of hoqsekeegers II this city md Eufr0anding
country, VIE sFsdail using th6 Store wiz f59fifr
ae aAs aso arc variety Of ether hgW Styles ol
RARLOR, HALL AND 0FFIOB STOVES,
Both for Wood ard Coal, Of
ObETEEAElD AID oIHER lLANUFEuTURH.
- aa7 sns nas ol s4ls at EAqiesala
gos9,ef sna snset Iron hsra Hii stock o. Houls
AzESls Naif2es md : uazslsi 7ratst
u ARE and comDlais II sfyl ard nnish
- Al Are lLoit cof1ially inFi1od O. fnI hrfnHr
and llti1laotioa e guaranfcsd ~ ne 1 49,
q SfOEA 3 0RAER EAP0RIBN.,
No. q. soztA sids Pubic s5usis
- fhrriIera este
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SSALE-PURSUANT
OHANORRY sALE.-PURsUANT

flHANOEhH 6ALE.-RURsUAN
" to the command OF dscTstal order Of sale
nom the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district q Ohis at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against George y. shumWay and Others
to directed ahal e1po8e for sale Ct public auc
tOn at the door Of the Federal Court Building, IN
the city Of Cleveland, on the thiItE-nIst day OF
March, 1852 At three O'Clock P NJ, the following do
scrib6d rea estate, situate in the township Of Nun
son. IN the county Of Geauga, and State OF ohio,
known By the north part Of lot No. one tract No.
tEO and south part Of lot No. four, east division Of
tract NO. one, and bouadsd as ioloWB: Beginning in
the centre Of the state road leading Hom Onardon
square to Raves nA at the northeast corner OF
piece Of land in lot no. one, tract No two, formerly
owned by mehiJable hewcomb. and since BY kalza
Spencer, thence west forty y-fOuf chains ana forty
eight nkB to stake and stones IN the west line Of
lot o. one, tract No. two thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links to sBtaks and stones ct the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract NO. two;
thence west one chain and aeventT-segen hnka;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five links
to stake and stones; thence east forty-tWo chains
and eighfy-seven links 70 the centre Of the Stats
road; thence south 81, east tWentT-seYen chains
and fortysstx links TO the place OF beginning, con
tanning one hunored and eighteen and 70-lO0 acres
sixty aoItB Of which IL lot one, tract two, and
hty-eight 70-O0 in south part Of lot four IN
east diVisiOn Of tract one, as Per George Smith'a
survey, made October, 1856 beng the EGme land
conveyed TO 98orgo o. ehumWAy by Nelson Peck
and Wiis- Appraised 81 $3.50.
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FHb ALL-oUFFlOIENP TaREB
" Vienna
lE PABIR

TyRIEsEMARI, 2&s, ARE De
England and secured by Che BoalI Of ths Goole AZ
slhaEmacie de Paris, and che InsDsria college q
Hedicine, Vienna. -
20. 4 iny1la1bls los oxhauItion, rSsrmatorrh;SSi
md Al nhFIical dinshflifiaI, NJ
olOlg and psrnlclonn uBe ol oopaiVa and uubsba, -
No. hel enfirely gupplAntsd the injurious uss
~. dsPeE9lng Al inBIEiti1l. and rooting ous tho
TRIESEMAR, Nos. i, and 3, are Vrs5SrasIop the
lofm Of lOEenger devoid Of tnEte and small and czn
b carried In the WABtooat pocket. Sold In tin case
FAlReAu Lallanand RouEi Rioold, 10. Price S3 each
or cases tof 9, which BaveL 81; and In 81 cases
WAgEs5y there = GaVng Of ~ 10 b had Wholes8I1
ald rgtais o. pT. BARR0Ws 80. l94 Bleecksr street
hea York. Immediately on receiving remittance
iDe. Barrow VIII forward the Iries5mar 20 any paI
Of the WOrld, securely packed and add esHe aeocYd
ing 70 the inEtruotio1S Of khA writer
~ Sold by g. w OLARK, Agent for Cleveland
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BOOTS and SHOES.
N e " Q A $ a

N e W y A y 81
BOOT AND SHOE HOUsR,
No, 112 Bank STRl6R.
We would desire 70 call the attention Of all that
come to this market, 20 eur
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS 4 SHOBE
thst We nov receiving from some o. the Iarrss
and best Hanuiaotories daily, TO sell for
cash, AND CASH ONLYi
Our stock oonIists Of Mems, Boys YouthB ~.
THICK KIP AND GALE BOOFB
hsn'BI Bey's and Youths Brosans,
WoHEH'B CALF, KIP, ENAMELED, GOAT AND
KID BOOTEEB.
MISSES CALI AND KIP BOOTEEg
OHILDpS GALE, KIP, KID GOAT. BOOTEEEH.
LADIES' D0UBLE-SOLE KID b CLOTH
Caters, a spendid Shoe for this OF the yorl
and all the STAPLE goods usually found fn this lne
We can also furnish INFANTRY and OAVALRT
BOOTS. By having two week 3 notice, one hundred
cases Per month Of almost any pattern, can be fuF
nfshed the samples of which we shall Be pleased q
show 70 those who wish TO contract.
a.Hog come al you Boot and Shoe DealarE and
examine our stock for yourselves and ftW0nt take
long 70 conVincs 7ou that this u ths VnT "a I'm
Boots and Shoez-ifY You have the money. l3-.
cleveland. Sort N lssI:RIl
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RURIOUs KOINCIDENOEl
gLOAE UHDlR Ta1 9oUET1B

Ts,ET1Fa ASP OTHERs N A BO1lIs
HORRIB IN Highf With hia Oelsbratsd ARABIAN
CONDITION rOWD1Be, Enere gVeTI owner %
ioE many Of the Diseases peculiar to such AnimnlE
They are Sovereign Remedy for Oold1, Coughs,
Los o. AEBsltts, Hids-b0und, nl1tanlefg, ID. 40
- 1he1s Powder alWayB give satisLacdon, e tie
Ihou91noa Who have uled Them can testify. Be
circulars, IN them. For sale b u, u. Gaylord
4. W. Palmer Benton BrothsFI, and Strong q Arm
strong, Glgyelaedi O., and bY al DruggBG IN tho
country. Asos q yholes.o ~ the PropTistol e la
s;6SssG G.G. HORHIE
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MA6TER'S EALE.-PURsUANT

MASTERS EALE.-PURsUANT
lyk to the command Of dsoFetal order Of sale
nom the Court OF Common Plees OF DuyahOga ooun-
y, at the suit Of solon Prentiss and Ohauncey
PrentiaB against Thomas Love and others, 20 NE
directed, shall expose for sale ct public auction at
the door 81 the Court House m the Uity ot UleTe-
land on the tUanfyaghth cay Of MARI 1852 At three
O'clock P. H., the following described parcel Of
land EtuR3e 10 the tOEnship Of East Cleveland
county OF Quyahoga. and state Of Ohio to Wit
Part Of lot No. three hundred anu sixty nine
bounded as follows Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Mary LOVES land e q stone IN tha
centre Of the read, thence west on Mary loves
north line twenty six chains and forty links TO the
vest line Of lot; thence south on Weet line Of lot
three chains and seventy -nine links 70 3 stones
thence cost parallel with north line tWenty.Eix
chains and forty links the east line OF lott thenoe
north on the east line three chains and seventy mine
links 70 place Of bogtnnlns containing ten acres %
land Also another piece 81 land, being part Of said
lot threo hundred and sixty mine, and bounded a8
follows on the east and west bg the lot lines, on
the north BY the BOutheriy lins Of the ten acres
above described and southerly by q line parallel
with said last named line, ana far enough Bouthery
thsnorom 70 include tFo acreg Of land, pe tbs same
more or less, but subject 10 al legal hiRhWayH.-
A11rei5od at g3,Io0. II ENRT e. ABBEf,
Mastsr O0mmissioner.
L, PRzEEIss, Flainttn-s Attorney.
FabruaTY Is. le62=380
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William Bleteher, Plaintiff, ! In the Court Of
against SCommon Pieas Of
william s. 6aTsh, Defendant. C1yahoEa CO. 3, O.
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
u William $. Marsh, ls hereby notiaed that
petition foT the recovery Of money only has This
day been hled In the Clerks once offhe Court Of
Common Pleas Of CUyahOga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of fftsen
hundred forty y-seFen dollars and sixty-ilse cents
with interest thereon from the Ith day Of OctO-
Der, A ID. 1851, upon promissOrY mote Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, In Upper Canada
on the third day Of August, 1851, and made pay.
able In two months after date to this plai1tid at
the Sank OF Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot sting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and six Genus
and interest thereon rom eaid tn Of October !;
and that said petition pFayB Judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum Of
81 $50 u, with interest thereon from the 7th day
Of october, A d. 1881. Said defendant is further
notified that be must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; or In default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him
RANHEY, BACKUS 3 NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CLEvELAHD, Feb. IL, is638s0
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ENVELOPES.
ENVELOPEsI ENVELOPEsIl
100000 ENYRLOPRR

q % y -. S1aIi::. a .3s . SSlsE e 'a'Es he I
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REABY-MADE CLOTHING.

A RMY OFFICERS ATTENTION
"A Just received.
10 Pcs best blue Military Cloths,
different grades, viii be made 60 order on short no.
toas IN the vsry best STYLE AZ low mates.
asels ls2 Superior Street. opP Bsak b.
- lust RECEIVED-FRENCH
u flannel and Cashmere Fancy Shirts,
eeel9 s. MAHN'S, l62 Superior 81
THH BATR TNFZ,
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HE. KIIasLHT, OIsVssazs,
eonsrAl AEsnt tcF Ohis.
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Ths above are all from persons who srO publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without q thorough conviction
that they were true.
PREPARED By j. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And G. W. CLARK, and by ali Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine everywhere.
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r ADIES' "HOME GUARDS"


are psriect ssUnions' institution. Il unltes the
Corset SHOULDER -Braca, Ant-Lsaoer and Hkirt-Bup-
porter 81 one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The nOongtitution must Be Preserved, :. which oV-
egT Lady SAYS can Be by wearing these WAiTH.
THY THEM-PRIOES REDUCED
Tor nais BY
EEuElIAN B KELLOGG, az BupeE1ot
Mr1. PORTNR, Millinert Q4SanecH Bt.
H0WEH HfGBEH, 81 Superior sc.
Mrs. HARFET, SO 81. Clair st., ala g Khol9-
sale and Retail By the ProprietorI and manuiaotu-
Eerai ltI1 Ontario street. over Aoor8u Auction
Store, Cleveland, Q. 9a
nn.WaiatB made to Order.
Un-Htate and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS q GHEFEIEIO
We viii prosecute al persons who make the WaiTtl
o. make the Braces without authority rom ~.
euEle -
|ELRGANT BALMORALS.-E I.
a Baldwin %. will offer this day-S00 Paris
Balmorals, full size and very rich colorings.
teb77 \. /. BALDWIN, q 90.
OPRING DHLAINES & PRINTS.
~ N. /. Baldwin %. offer this day
Is cases English and American UalicOG,
cases Ohintz DeLRinea.
Choice styles Of the above, mover before exhibited
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MEMS.

Good news has comc crowding upon
MS so fast of late that it is difficult to
keep track of .he successful progress of
the Federal arms. Centreville, Manassas,
the Potomac Batteries, Island No. 10, and
many other points Of equal Importance
have yielded to the strategy or the ire
sistible bravery Of the union forces, and
we hear of no even moderately successful
stand being made by the doughty hosts OF
King jeff 0 they are being "scooped. F"
The Xerr6nac was tartar, though; and,
in our opinion, is yet powerful for mis-
chief. But we have Mositor on her
track whose admonitions thus far have
been encouragingly effective on the ugly
old reptile, and we hope mex; time she
may send the wrought iron into her
soul" with such vigor that it will rankle
out her life. Another severe lesson has
been learned of the FOLLY of undertaking
our enemies. With the Msrrin'ae, as
with the Charleston Floating Battery and
the Hollins' Steam Ram, when the laugh
properly came in it has been on the wrong
side for us, and it is time that we should
cease to be the butt of such pointed, bu,
dreadfully disagrecable jokes.
The very latest in the way of news il
that Newbern has been captured by
Burnside's Expedition, after holly con
tested battle, two hundred prisoners ant
large quantity Of artillery taken. The
rebels, numbering ten thousand strong
fly to Goldsboro, burning bridges as they
go. Fredericksburg, Va, is reported
to have been taken by our forces.