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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

Pct5 Lions Black Tiger, Spotted
Tiger, lfrieaa Panther, thres BfH-
gal LeoTards pair A,iatie LeoPardS.
Tho following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %, 1852, and may
be considered
A CoRREcT LIST OF ANIMALS.
War Elephant Hannibal, Perform
ing Elephant IIppOo Sab, TlCo
Mamntoth Elephants. -Four LioHs
and LioHesseS, Asidtie and African,
South American Jamser, African
Panther, Spotted Tiger, Black Tiger
(o,ily oHs in America iiorSSs,
three young Besgal Leopards, three
Asidtie and friedn Leopd ds, young
Leopard, sir months old, Striped
Hyenc, (oHly one in Aneriea) N.
American Panther and Puma, Spot
ted Hyena, young Lion, three gears
old, pair California Dancing Griz-
ely Bed1S, Black Wolf Prairie Wolf
Grey Wolf, Zebra, (preSented 20
Dfr. Van Am5urgk BY the Earl Of
Derby, EngldHd,) ASSJridn Goat,
Lop- -Edred Valley Goats, (oEtly ones
in America Black Lama, Alpaca
Sheep, or White Lama, Red Per1t-
viaH Lama, or Vieund, American
FallotU Deer, African BisOn, or
Buffalo, three African GaEelleS,
Comfy ones exhibited in America IN
is years pair Of Roe BuckJ, or
ASidtie AHteiopsS, Pecara, or Meri-
can WAd Hog, South American
AHgota, Jdra Hare, Tiger Cat, or
Ocsiot, Fisher, or Water Cat, pair
IehHeamoHs, White Ground Hog
and Coons, pair Ant Eaters, Guinea
PfIES IcithoNt number, English Hare
Black aud White RABBITS, the finest
Collection of Birds ever exhibited,
pair Of Net0 Holland Groom Grams,
South american Condor, the largest
Bird that flies, pair White StUdnS,
African Pelican, three Golden Pleas
ants, three SilpsY Phea,dntS, PAIR
Bohemian PheaSdRts, pair EagliSh
Phsasants, Chinese Fur Hen, South
American PotVee, thYes Spanish
MaeatVS, pair TaMpieo Parrots,
Jfve South american Parrots, pair
Ring Dousy, pair EgyptidN Geese,
Greenland Coos, pair of Poland
Fo,ols, pair Whiss CoeatOoS, Red
King Parrot from Australia, Green
Queen Parot from Australia, Nst0
Holland Coedtoo, Grey Parrots,
ParoQRetS. Also, q Family Of MoN-
keys, 0toIs, Pigeons and Carrier
Doves, Happy Family Of Monkeys,
Apes, Ba6oons, IehnsEmons, Dogs,
Cats, &C., liring harnOnioHSly to-
gtthsr. ApGPa #
The GREAT VAN AMpURGE
VIII enter the Dens Of Trained
ARimaiS.
Also will be introduced the
Great War Elephant HaHni6dl, u.
+. THOMAS, Keeper, performing
Elephant Ttppoo Sab, trained by
Prof. NASH, Ponies, Monkeys,
Mules, &c. Don't fail to see
THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION, ,
At 10 AN, preceded by the
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing
Otto Horns Cornet Band
?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested by over one thousand person.. ana
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the Rreatet
beautiher ever offered to the American people
To prevent this Toilet from being counerfslted or In
eteo BY unprinelpled persons, we do not offer Il for
sale at any Druggists In the United staer Thereore
any Lady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and Curls and Long, Soft whisker or Moustaohe can
procure the lnvgorator Toilet either one for one
AddTess Q. Y. SpBNT 4 CO.,
Box 1883, OolnsyiIle,
Hartford Co., Conn.
and Il will b carefully ssnt BY reiarn mail.
feD23-dtw&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

MILWAUKEE,, Aug ia regular rs spirit 10
prevailing here. Over $780, 900 bounty fund has
been raised to save tho city the Disgrace of
drafting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
The Original Lion and Tiger Tanner!
Performing Animal

PGy Lions Black Tiger, Spotted
Tiger, 1fyieds Panther, three BfH-
gal LeoFards pair A,iotie Leoparas.
The following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %, 1852, and may
hn nnnsidarpd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
THE CELEBRATED
Excelsior Invigorator I!
NApoLson,s HAIR TOILET /

Agents for -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

WITH this arrangement, devoted myself
10 ny kanls, ana did rot look around for
come half hour afterWard, when my atten-
zion vas attracted by the sound Of John
Aubroy's voice, which though low, was
remarkably earnest aud emphatic.
turned my head and gaEed In wonder. NY
aunts cheeks we're flushed crimson, ana
JOhnis faoe, Is seen by me for sn instant,
vas pale and 6gitated. l turned 70 MI.
DeFeroaux il asloRiahmoRA but be oaly
smiled slightly, made q move, and then
waited for ne % do the same. But could
not plsy from excitement caused By the
scene / had Witnessed . moment before,
and lest tho game through inattsntion.
"shsll We play again ?" said DsVer-
saux,
shook my head, and he replaced the
pieces In box, and then took up book.
The next moment John arose, and my aunt
went with him 10 the door. She did not
come back for some time, and when she
did, Mr.. Devereaux Was preparing TO 60.
BE Looked up quickly on her entrance, and
then asked her laughingly II It was ami
oably settled, and II he might congratulate
herr She blushed, but said, ayes, OF some
other time" end bade him good night. l
had stood by in round eyed wonder and
bsWilderment.
When the door closed on him ny aunt
looked steadily ct me . moment, and then
laughed, and finally burst into hysteric
tears. was frightened. She put her
arm about me.
"Addie ere you sure you didn't like
John p she asked.
al believe did little last winter, but
don't ct all now"
aAre you sure2'
Houiis sureu' l replied, "he is so sui
len
"WhAt do you mean, aunt Katharine 2"
al an John Aubrey's betrothed wife,
Adder and she laughed, and then cried
again.
stood mutely staring ct her. 1t lest l
found words 10 say:
"Why, aunt Katharine, I thought it was
whom John WAS in love Withl"
She shook her head.
"And thought Mr.. Dsvsreaux vas in
love with you"
You must ask him about that" she
said, smiling through her tears.
And l did ask him the next evening
while we stood by an open window, and
my aunt Katharine sat by John Aubrey In
the cosy corner where used TO sit with
him.
"Tsit possible that you have bean Ooart-
ing aunt Katharine all this tine, Mr.. Dew
eresux ~ said.
How he laughed {
ais il possible that yOu don't know that
I have been cOurting you sll this time 2"
Mr.. DeVereaux !" exclaimed.
But be wasn't jesting neither Was
|, When ! promised year later to LOVE-
HONOR AID oBEY HIM' through life.
John Aubrey snd my aunt Katharine
we're married at the same time, which my
aunt dselared was great saving Of trou-
bic and WeddiDg-cake.
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MASTERS sALR-r

M AsTER'S sALE.-PURsUANr
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahoEa ooun-
tv, at the suit Of soion PTeDtiss and Ohanncey
FIenllsa against Thomas Lowe and others, 10 re
alIeotad shall expose for sale at public aurt N at
the doOr Of the Court Houga In the City cf DlsTe-
land on the tenth day Of February, 1862 at three
O'Clock P. M, the following described parcels Of
lanu aitnate IN tho township Of Fast Cleveland,
county Of Nnyahoga. and state Of Ohio, 10 9it
Parcel NO one Part OF lot No. three hundred
and sixty nine, bOuodsd follows: Beginning at
tho south west corner Of land purchased Of Gs0rga
= Martin By deed recorded in book 63, PAGE ST. Of
the records Of OnyahogG county, thence nOrtheflg
along the lot lines 70 the centre OF the So Clsir
road thence eaBterY along the centre Of said road
line ard extending 70 the southeriy line q land 30
bought Of George \. Martin, shall inclnde i've
acres OF laud; thence BOutherly parallel with the
first line to said southerly line; thence westerly
along said Houthe7y line to the place Of beginning
Parcel No. TWo.-Part Of lot No three hundred
aud sixty nine, bounded follows: Beginning at th
north east corner OF Mary loves land at stone in
the centre OF the road thenre west on Mary LOWS
north line twenty six chains and forty links TO the
three chains aud eeVentY-ntne links % stonei
thence east parallel with north line twenty. six
chains and toftY links the east lice Of lot thence
notth on tho east line three chains and aeTentynine
Inks to place Of bsgnning containing ten acres Of
land. ALSO another piece ofland, being psrt Of said
lot three hundred and siXty-nlne, and bounded as
toilOwB on the east and west by the lot linsg. on
the north by the southcrly line Of the ten acrts
with said last named line and far enouth snuthery
to I'm lude tNo OF land, Be the more or
less, but subject 10 all legal hlghWsys. Appraised
at SO 600. HhNBY g. ABBEY,
MaJtar Commissioners.
L, PRESFIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
January 10, l562
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q notified that on the sth day Of January, 1852
Mariah SwsenY fled petition 10 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cuys hoga county, Ohio, tor q dVOfts
from him, and that said pttition alledges as the
grourd for such divorce, tnat said John sweeney IS
now imprisoned In the PenitennAry for the CRIME
Cf burglary, cf which he was convicted ct the Fsb
rusry term, 1861, Of the Court tf Common Pleas Of
said county, and that said cause Will be heard at the
next term OF said Court. i. PRENTISSs
jan9:s76 Attorney
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2EnaI alptitsa.
OHANOFRY SALE -PURgT51 H.

NHANOBRY SALE 4PURsUAHT
~ % the command ofa decrstal ordar Of sa'a
nom the Circuit Court Of the United Stetaf for Che
northern district Of Ohio, at the suit Of Charlotte
HeFen9een against george U. HhunWay and others,
70 me directed shai expose for sails % public auc
ton At the door q the Federal Court Building, in
the city Of Cl velauo the fourteenth dny Of Eab
ruary, 1859, az three o'clock p. the folloWiag De-
scfbed real eatatei situate in the t3Wnlhip Of n IN
son. IN the county Of GeEuEa, and sfato % hhiO,
known by the north paIt Of lot No. one tract No.
two and part Of lot No. f0ur east division o. tract
No, one, and bouadsd Is follow Beginning IN ths
centre q ire state road leading from Cnardpn
Square % kavesna at tho anorth-east corner of q
piece o land In lot No, one, trait No two, fOrmeflY
spencer, thence west forty four chains and forty.
eight links to stake and stones IN ihe ,ost 1ie of
lot No. one tIect No. two; ths north thirteen
ohains and eighty linss TO stake and stones at the
northwest corner Of Ia No one, tract NO two;
thence west one chain and seventy seven Ink
thouce north thirteen chsin8 and twenty-five liut
70 stake and stonts; thenee forty two chains
apo eisbty-aeVen links TO the centre Of the State
road thence south 81 east tgentF-seFeu chains
ana torty-six LINKS to the place OF BEGINNING con-
taining one hun Iei and eighteen and 70-le3 acres
sixty ac1sH Of which IL Tot one, tract two, and
nfty eight 70O0 acres In south part OF lot four ia
east division Of tract one, per George Bmith's .
HuTVty, made October, 1888; being the pame land
oonveyed TO George o. shunWay by Helson Peek
and wife. Appraised a. SO. 800
Master Commissioner in OhaneerF,
L. PREsFIss kol'r for COmpTt.
January 10, l36E874
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are sure cure for M
Sick Headache,
DyupepgiA,
foul Stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious and Liver OOmpiainta
OostiFsne88, Scroful Qua Hrs
1nors, FeverB, &C., 40.
and ars q safe and reliable Family Medicine. Mote
Of them uaed than any other Kind.
iSrSes Oircuiars. For saIs oy Z. T. Gaylord, !.
w. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, OleFsland Ohio, and by ell Druggists IN tte
oountry Also, at Whf iSSale st lGl Ontario street.
CisVslaud Chic, by g. q. NORRIB,
asnsrai AEsnt for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
tah6. Ra6dkP
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MASTERS SsALE-PURsUAEr D

MI ASTER'S SALH-PURsUARF .
ltk the conInnand O. pl1ries dscratai order 4
sale rom the Court Of Common Plras Of ouFahsa
county, Uhio at the suit OF samuel A. 1rcof7 ad
EdWln w. brook8, against H0ralIr j 1atag. DAG
d. Gates, augusta III. mitti=be1qgr. nduund az
Mutual llauronee 90 Thomas M. HoWe, J1H a
King and WiiiilEn ehinn, eEacutor5 Of Chrs Aver
decesgad, and others, 20 me directed shall srno5
Tor pubic sale, - public auction, nf the door ii IL
Oourt house, n ths Oiry o. CleFal land on the ~ d.
OF January le62s at two 01loCk p M-i Of sad al,
the following described pieces OF parcels of land
VT: situate IN the township Of HrccEi IN. htig
number seven in tha thirteenth rauEs Of f1g1usIrI
in the UOuueoticut Western Reserve, IN ths 6tafet
Ohio, and which Is also IN the county q CrTahfr
and Is known b. plroel Of land On West Size q ~
ahosa klEeri nov in City Of GlsVea and. and = t11i
dsd as follows easrarl5 b OuyahoEa River. nlrtl
eriy b lad heretoiara conveyed 3 Judah rr.t
aud sOutherly BY land formerlT Owned ~ AZ
Williams ami being uineig-nine le6t wide on Gov
hOi htVer, and extending at right angles wish -
er street, and said kiFer 10 River stres- a11at .
handred and ioFty leef beng the sama land couYci
Sd 70 said Admund 8. p. MiItlebergsr, By The Oh
Life insurarce and Trust Compa1T, b deed recort
ed IN CeyahOga county Records, vol. q, RACES a
45 And also, another parcel Of land on said hiFef
next s0utherly Of aboVei and BOUNDED n0rl herlT {
said rarcel ofland, above descrif ed; eastr hy Cur
ahOga River. WesrerlT b. said hiTdr strs {, az
soutnerlT hy line parallel with the northerly linz
from said klFur - sad River 6lTeeE, baila 1Ert
the a fred Williams lof called, mazing IN an On
hundred aud 70 enty FEET mont on said River, an
the Elevator Building, machinery and fxinlai o
said premises, be tha same mora less, but suher
to al legal highEsys- Apprsised q $40;
Adams 4 Canfsld. Mastar ii5u11r.
n. on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

MASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
IN1 AET to the command CT deoTetsl order Of
safe ron the court Of Common Pleas Of OuYahoga
County, ct the suit of The cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad Company against Isaac. L. Hewitt
and others, to directed shall expose for sale a.
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, II
the City Of Cleveland en- the thiItgrst daF Of jan
uary, 1861 at three O'Clock P. NJ the following de-
scribed parcels OF land situate E fhs City Of OleTe
land county OF Cuyahoga, and STATE o. Ohio ano
known By being part Of HeWittB subdivision Of the
30 called hsrWn property In said OitT Of Cleveland
70 Wit
Appraised ct S2356.
Parcel No. 2. Lot No. siHtsen Of said subdiTiis
ion. Appraised ct SI933.
ParceINo,3 Lot No. seventeen Of said luDdiVis-
Ion Appraised 81 Sle33.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. elghteen Of said EubdiTi1'
ion. Appraised at Si9-3.
Parcel No. 5. TIE westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northery, south
ery aud westerly By the lot lineB and ea5teTly By
the centre line of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWin street and shout forty-ssvsn feet dis tani
asterly tkerefrOm. Appraised 81 tZ3S6.
Parcel No. 6. The eagterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen OF said 5ubdivi5ion bounded northerly, easter
~ and southerly By the lot lines. and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
merwin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeasterly theretrom- Appraised a 1893.
HENBY G. ABBEY,
Master OOmm'E.
RAEEEY, BAoKUs 4 NoBLn, Attorneys.
dec Is, lS6lST2
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@IIiaerg

MILLINERY GOODS I-NEW
- lfRs. w. 3. PORTER. q gsnsoa street,
Il IN Eeosipt Of new and ehoios stock Of
MIILTH GOODg.
Comprising
HeH Style 9 BhiFred Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, Mourn
ing Good, Oolaarl, Wells -. Also,
HEW 6TYiH HATS FOB OHILDREH.
Besides grssf variety Of ssasonabis and fashion,
InYft1d 70 call and examine. l.-f I
80 Brs1l nEEihg d1ntt0 rdsr II ths very BE-
nannss i4slii1 -1-iH aaA HafHisiiss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11

After all OthGF Treatment FaiIsii
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, VII pay Ons Hun.
IL Sbo1e pSed M 49, 80 BS S v M ~ % ~ q 1s Ss
the United s'ctoI tFsatI "a sans 5i1ssIss Win
EfisE many ysaEs Of laborious study and szpsri.
snesl Dr. GIBSON q hapDy IN being able 9 az
sPEEDY- AND PERhANEHr CUBE
PRIVATE DISEASES
With an bad ed8cta arlsinz Ghersiron, fneludf19
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PRoSTRATI0h.
De has nuoceedod In curing cases IN this city,
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
G5listylst phyElosa5, who pros 10 traat private
1Aladies With saoosll and without roosiFinz tbs
d.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is = member Of
some College IN London or Paris, ss perhaps some
and who hold out great axp8ctation6 never to bo 70
ahGcd. Bot what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of Il
ihoIe who rsb0Ss eopfiese n is sbfiify and inteS
rtF, and that h8 has perfected an American system
q treatment which CHALLENGES any PhyHcian Of Lon
don OF PA1i or any ratgnt medicine to equal tor the
radical cuTe of seminal weakness and ali diseases OF
asrangemsnis, both mental and PtYsieal, arising
pT. GIBSON alE0 claims for IFS nsg iFs4tmeat the
toloEing e4gAnfaea1 over al other1 yet dlIcoFerod
and nts the sEsntl ussd are in no respect diaaarss
able; hs ussg no FelicE of tho dark sges such a.
uoFouryi nor any other delstsri0lE drugs seconolJ
no restrictions in Diet or bu1ine15 required; Third
u bis trsasrisnt q positive and osrtaln In e oasca
Hn Ttands prepared 70 50 into any public or TrFsf1
hospital In the United States and dsmolstrate the
Immense superiority Of hi5 nsW treatment over any
other now known % the world "a POINT Of DFomVt
ness, pel9a anenoys mildnsEl, saieiE and eonV anet
70 the patlelt.
d. GIBSON i5 permAnsntly located IN Ulsysland
ana has dgring the past two yeals performed many
cures Of dissases which had for years resisted Al
other modes 0f treatment. Relarence be given 20
individuals Of the frst respeotabilty N OlsTolsnt
Boston, HsH York, end other cifias IN ruzErd 30
lkill and integrity ia all professional trau1acfonI
Dyspepsias khnematism, scrolulA and Al ehronic
diseases treated with auEerioE nucoa1ls
~ Medicine sent % any part of tha country o.
roceiVt Of ten dOilera.
DR. GIBsoE,
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M ASTER'S SALR-PUBsuAErTo

l4A tbs command of q piuriss dsorstsI order Z
sails Iroln the Court Of Common PisaEof DuTahola
county OHIO, at the suit Of NeHon Prince and olhs
eis aai ast Levi Ihonlas and Cthers to me uifrol-
ca aal e pcse % sale at puhlic alcfion, at ths
door Of the Court Heqse, in The City Of llegsianr d
said county On the z3i day Of January lsf2 ~ ~
o'clock r M ths following drscri bed rrs1i11 =
VII; sltuale N A1st CieEeland, CHyahaga counii,
opio1 and and 99l1ded, BEG nninz in the Plank R.sld,
wet corner Of Ohittendsn lewis laDd; theHcs soth
t074 CHAINS aud 20 links 70 said Lewis Hfsf iiils
west CHAINS and &c links; thence north s9lfs -
p Links; thence north 5054' vest chains 10 n
Plank hoad5 thonco north s95 east schafns a1d q
links 70 the place Of beginning containing fhras
and one half Bcres Of land. Appraised ht s57sr-
GEO. III. WlMAN
B. r. BeaFis, HIastsr Ci5E71iF
Pl'd5 AttE- dsc1Iss7I
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MaEhimists.
ID DERNARD DNMMEN9,


I'D
ARTIsAH, MAOHIEIsT AHH YATnNT MoDMI
n A X y B,
Ne. IA Supe vior street. Header Building, J
O. aGVELAND, OHIO.
BERHARD DEFINING, having rented tha
establishment Of .. Konigslow, is now prepared e
contract for manufacturing Sewing Maehiu1R, and
al kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and isCilite1 Tor getting mp Models Of Patents
= n n q.
II your SKATES need hTing, call on DsmmsnF.
IL your S'g'fIHG MAOHIHE is ont OF order, b
viii put Il IN order.
He repairs ali Kinds Of sURGIOAL Instrumsnts
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments 70
paired.
Hyou should get up q new Patent, DemmenE b
the man 70 get qp your ModelsY either In Wood
Brass, or Iron, In ths neatest manner.
Au kinds OF Belt Hanging done In prompt style.
AtEthds Of light Machinery put In order IN tht
rSost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Oonductor's Punches manufactured IN
the best manner.
Hal Eoad 0ouduJtor'H Punches repaired
l3-ln tact yerything ~ the shape Of repairing
manufacturing, done on contract.
~ hutfancs 20 shoE-IA Superior street, up ona
pAiT o. stair BEbNARDD EbhHHG
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MEaitiuFa.
.R. b. OYRIAX, HoMGQPATHIc

h. Is. O1hlAAs HONGQPATHIc
~ PHYsfcIkH. 01es-Oorner Of Superior and
Seneca streets, IN Northrup BpauFl8r's BloCk-isi
door. Realdenoe, No. e5 seneca street.
~ DR., D.. Oyriax has bermAnently located IN
OlevelAnd and oorB bis Pro85Biona Services 70 the
friends Of Homeopathy. Hs hopes that the axBo-
rlencs OF an eightsen years practice in the United
States vii enable him 70 gain tbs oonhdenoe 0l the
Public. noVbss73
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M AoIEh = SAL f. II TT RSlJ-
1lA Ant 70 he Command Of q decrsfal order of
sale isota tne Oourt OF Common flaas Of CuyahoFa
county uhloi AZ the suit Of Christine Hegs ag7fra
Frederick Arnold snd Catherine Arnold t. ia 3 irec-
tedi shall expose % sale ct public auction AZ fa
IN sad county on The z2i Jay Of JaHu1rr Is62 81
clock r. M the tllori ne described - iss7 fo
VII eltuate IN TIC Ciy q Cleveland, IN ts tate
Of ohio, and which is also IN the County on Cuya-
hoga and e known By being lot No thirfy-eiqhf Ia
John p. Moolsey'g shdtvlsicn Of oriqinal CfF lots
No. IA and l35 inclusive Of the original aIlotsnf5
q village o. yleyelsnd a. y the maps Of said sub
appear, and is bounded as follows; norfh SeTfr5 II
front By Parkmsn street; northeasf erlV - l5i 30
81 sou heasterlg IN rear BY Parkman lana- ant
front and rear, and 10 feet deep. together win
DWELLING hOuss erected on said lot, Is the 7rIia
more or less, but subject to al legal hi1hEeTs-
Appraised 81 500. GEO. H. WFMAN,
Master Ccrurnf7.ic-rr
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TOHN SOHRlNK,
- HAVING nnEovED 70 ms HBW aUkRTERs,
No. % : tt o LYMAN'R BLOCK.
(Opposlto the Court House, Pub. BQuATe,)
IS prepared 70 roOslvo the calls Of his friends and
Tverything In tbe line Of Oop,aot,ouerv 4, .nt Al
HAOhAsALh AND khTAlL ~ usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
= well q the choicest sAtablss served up ct mo-
DINNER rs EERVMD DAILY
for the ooommodation o. persons having business
KEAERTF ALB ON DRAUaHT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-superlor 10
any thing In thSOoniootionory hneiusl received BY
JOHN SOHRiAK.
urLooK OUT FOR THE TAFFEY.7BG
ootf
|. CONFECTIONERY 4 FRUITS.
MOULD 4 RUKGER,
l8b - SUPERIOR ST..
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Binos the destruction Of our stand, No. I27 Bupe-
rOr street. have taken the large and oommOdiouH
building, No. 8b Superior street. and fitted Il up IN
. style superior % anything In the city.
OUR PARLORs
For the serving Of Cakes, Creams, Soda, co. on the
second door, arc large, airy and light and neatly
furnished, and with facilities can assure our
ougtomera that We can serve them In much bstteF
In connection With tho Wholesale and Retail
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BOBIHEs1,
We are prepared 20 supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
TO the entire satisfaction OF Customers, with sVerY
article needed on such occasions.
Our stock Of Sauces. Pickles. Preserves, and Eresh
Canned Fruit, hObgters, Salmon, &o. Is very large,
aud will be kept In constant supply Of the very best
quality only.
DUB SODA FOUNTAIN
q wen supplied, and viii honor AL drafts made on IL
gT-Fe are wholesale manufacturers Of
OANDIEs AND CONFECTIONERY
OF every variety, and also Wholesale dealers IN Or
ANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS and FOREIGN
FRUITS Of every descriptions and UTS ofal kinds.
b25-OIGAh5 ofthe choicest brands can always Be
found. iyl8.R.i1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-11
DIR. GIBSOE,

Professor Of RlsotreSgtAy and GsaieiHs,
~ Ohioe No. III Ontario street, up stain, i5E
sc0Fu from the Public BquEre.
Once h0urE from 70 IL ard NON % 8'eiD1f
Eaf.V. ffTr7lff ava n1tDrrfl7l s.