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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-03

THHE firm Of Griffith & Garrison Is this day dis
IL solved by Mutual consent T. Garrison will
attend to settling up all the business of the firm.
All those owing US on note or book accounts, are
requested 10 pay up as soon as possible. I. Gar
rlson will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand. where be will be pleased 10 sec our
frieuds aud customers who may want anything
IN the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
Z. GRIFFITH.
T. GARRIScr.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-05-03
ATTENTION PLANTERS.

7 HAVE Just received, by the steamboat
/ HHiawaiha fresh supply Of Negro,
which sweils y number now on hand 10 forty
Those wishing 10 purchase win do well to
call al The ~ColiaeeH and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, as il may be to their advantage.
JOHN HUNTER
Grand Gull, Dec 20. 1853 dec3i-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Rursuant TO the
~ command of writ of yendi eIponas issued from the
Common Pleas OF Lucas County az the suit OF
Allen Hincklty, plaintiff against Andrew j. Field and
Others defendants directed shall offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door of the Court House corner OF
Seneca and ChampaIn street in the city of Cleveland in
Cuyahoga County the l2Ih day Of March, 1853, at
O'Clock p NJ ofsaid4y the following described lands and
tenements Situate in the City Of Cleve land Cuya
hoga County, and which also in the State Of Ohio and
known by part Gle, elRnd village and is bounded
follows: commencing the s0utherly line of Cham
plain street. westerly from intersection with the
westerly line of Ontario street. the north west corner
of land decided BY James Clark Albert " Stehbius
the sd day of April 1892 and running thence westerly with
Champain street forty feCt thence southery a night
giles with Champsin eighty feet alley thence
eastery with said alley and parallel with Champain St.
forty the south west of land decided afoe
said to said Albert v Steobns thence northerly eighty
the place of beginning, be the less
Also otherpiecs parcel in the City
Cleveland which is also in the County and State afOre
said and known by eing parts of original lots Ium
elghtyhreei and eighyfOur in the plat Of the village Of
Cleveland and is bounded follows to wit Beginning
upon the southery line of Champain street, hundred
and twenty westerly from Ontario street and rnnniug
thence westerly with said sOuherly line of Champ3in
eighty feet alley running parallel with Cham
thence neher eighty feet to the place Of beginning, be
the same more or less
SAID above described parcels of land appraised at $500
each.
DTs- foho
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HILL PRArr. Pif's Ail'ys feb9


CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command of adecreal order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuynhoga County at the suit of
Zeloes H Monroe against Solomon c. Brown e al to
directed shall for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House. corner of Seneca and Lhampain
the city Of Cleveland in said County the lh day Of
March, 1889 o'cock p NJ of said y the following
described lands and ter ements, to Situate in the
township of East Cleveland nthe State OF Ohio nd which
the County of Cuyaega and is kEawn of
lot 3se in said township and is bounded follows Com
mencing the intersection Of the road lead past B. P
Beeri the said township with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre of said road y ch ins and 70 links
post thence along the centre of said road chains and 5
links post thence the of said road chains
and SO links 20 instrument at Smiths Corners, thence
south 50 degrees chains and links to the centre Of
the Euclid Road thence the centre Of said road chains
and 6lH LINKS TO the place of beginning containing nine
and five hundred and seventeen thousandhs or
land be the less but subject all legal high
Appraised at S1675.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE. Pif7s Aft'ys = febs
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R.G HuNr. PITS Att,y.
Jonathan Z. HeTTick plaintiff.
vs..
nura,Son Da,-f md others


DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES c..
KeS:g and Daniel 4, wh &c dsSnans S 5 o r sad &e
1859 the sid plaintiff filed his petition in the Court Of
S1et Of Ohio which states that the defendants Duranson
Dart Helen Dart mortgaged to SAID Park B. Clark The
ship Of East Cleveland the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio being number in the eleventh I9nge Of
part Of lot No 49, and bounded as follows begnnng
north % ehlns and II links TO the west Of
said lot thence north O degrees east " chains Il links
ISL degrees west chain in the centre Of said
road thence north 65 degrees east chains 70 links to
degree east Is chs so ks thence south 4s degrees east
n the north east corner Of the school lot thence
south s6 degrees west chains p links 10 stone IN the
centre OF The shakerroad thence sou.h - degrees east
south degree lsl links 10 stone on the north line
of land owned by Joseph Saigt thence west on said line
az S asa ana % sso ts "a s Of beginning al the north
Of lot which Is the south west corner OF lot
thence south ls degrees west chains SO links to stone
thence south degree west 80 chains % Inks to stone
on the south line Of said lot to the centre of the ad H
chiins 81 Inks thence north = degree east 20 chains
links in the centre OF the road A. Dutys south line
thence said A Duy's south line chains 81 links
one degree east u chains % links the north
line of the lot thence il chains and ls INKS to the
according to the suryeyOf ]. C. Saxton.
To secure the payment q5 & sx % 6o5es MADE oy
follows All dated December lst, 1856 and payable with
s @ spsi pTSbe ens June s st. s one @ $50 PAYABLE
December lt le9 for $500 due June ls 1850 one for
$500 due December ls 1850 and for S4s5 due June
| lst, 1861.
Said petition further that said first described note
was payable said Clark order and BY him lndors
ed the pantif and hat il due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff
interest said mortgage TO the extent Of said note that
said mortgage left for record in the Recorders office in
county the Sd day Of January 1851 and record
ed Jan 27th Is5T and that the named defendants
have claim have Interest or lien sad prems
es The object and prayer of said petition for Judgment
against the said Dart or the sum Of $500 with IN,
tefes On SD from the 4h day of December $3.50
from the 9Th day of December 1855 for the sale OF the
mortgagyd property to pay said Judgment and for other
proper re lief.
said defendants are notified that they required ap
pear said petition before .he sth day of
-''''' s.B.&F. J. PRENTIss,
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes
Large medium, and small; the small holds y pint and
retas for dol per bottles the medium holds at least
twenty per proportion than the SMALL retal
for dollars per bOttle he large holds quart 40
proportion, and retas for three dollars pei
bottle.
o. ]. WOOD & co, Projectors, No 3l2 Broadway, N.
Y (in the great N. y. Wire Railing Estabiahment) and
No ia Market street. st Louis, Mo-
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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CLEVELAND AND T0LEBO RAIL Road.
-, ~ --.-----7-1-----
1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus 1 Cincinnati Railroad

-.
~ 5zc-N
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. T.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1883 Passenger Trans leave Cleveland asfollow
30 N, Cincinnati Express, stopping at Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby CreStiine
GALLON, Gilead. Cerdingt0n, Ashley Delaware
and WorthDgtOn- =
SIS NJ Cincinnati Passen stopping az all sa-
tlons between Cleveland and Gallon. and at
CardingtOn and Delaware; also, stopping 70
leave passengers at all stations soUIh Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS. .--s-
SheibY ganduSky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon. Newark, ZanesEllle &c
Crsstlins Pitssbugg It Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sand1sky. DelPhos, Lima st
Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C, west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslilon. &c
Gallon and BelIefontaine Railroad Line for Marion. Belle
foutaire SiAney UniOn, hIuncie, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, ,YIncenneS, Evansville LOUISVILLE,
Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
De- nysrs DaTton and Cincinnati Line fOr Springfield, o.
rayton, Hamilton. Cineinuati. Richmond, In
20 dianapolis, Terre Haute, 81 Louis. &c; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville. and al points on the Ohio
River. .-, s.- - -.
eslonbHs Little Miami and Cslumbus and 1saia Rei-
road, for Xenia- Dayton, indianapolis, IeTre
HaUis, st Louis, Morrow, Loyeland, and Gin
cinnati. and with the OHIO Hnd Mississippi Rail-
road Al Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville,
Cairo, st Ions. and all points on tie Ohio river
Coluruus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZanssEIs
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indians
Railroad for Pid1a, urbanas &c. ~ lN --
O. FOR Tickets 70 ali ponts and Information apply af
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior or the Pas
''-s'' ,'-'''-, 9g L3E 8 FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland Nov 10. Is5s. II NO n l-ll
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Bankers.
J. Herdmam 6 Co.,


j. Herdman & Co.,
No 81 Public Square South side, near Ontario ST.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchange, UneuIrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United Safes Canada and Europe promptly attended to-
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain, Ireland
France and Germany We direct IN sums to suit, at
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondCn-Messrs. Prescott. GrOte, Case Co. Bankers
LiverpOol-J. Banned $ Co Bankers.
AIanchester-Messrs. Cunliffe. Brooks Co, Banker
National Provincial Banks of England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
YORKSHIRE District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland. e..
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all their Branches in athe principal and town
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banling Co.
GreenOck Banking Co IN Glasgow and Grcenock
National Bank of Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish DT1f for any amount in the
principal Cities Of the Continent Of Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships, toor
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germany can be secured Al the lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10
H. q wHITxAS. \. MS sTANDART. c W. sTAaDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers. and Lealersin Foreign and Domestic Ex-
don and viii furnish Drafts for any payable at all
the prncp pon sin England Ireland Scotland, France
and Germany. Collections made all accessible points
throughout the United States and Canadas. mhs:lV
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Gtaai NOtires.
iHERIFF 3 SPE0IAL MASTERS

GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SAIE-Pursuant t. the command Of an rder Of sale
issuei ou. of the Court Common Pleas Of Cuy1hoga
Couty at The suit of Samuel l. Baker pin against Caro-
line Morton ct a. defls shall offer for Public
Auction the door OF the Court House. eorner Of Seneca
and chaPlsin streets IN the CITY Of Cleveland n SAID
sad day the lands and tenements decrhed follows to
Situate in N township and City of Cleveland being
No in the l2h range OF townships IN The Connecticut
Western Reserve in the STATE Of Ohio, and which IS also in
the County of CuyahOga aud Is known BY being part OF sub
lot No 80 the subdivision OF ten lots Nos 1884, 1885,
1856 and is bounded follows: north by an lev east by
lot No TO- sOrth by Hamilton street. and west by line
parallel with the east line of said lot No 49, and 6 feet
distant thtrefom heirg srs OF land Is feet wide N the
east side of said lot No. 80 with the dwelling house,
sc thereon the loss, but subject 10 all
legal highways
Appraised at S557. ,,,ro,rr..,~,
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DR.. AMOS SON,

DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner Of Mama and Quay strssts. BUFFALO. n Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
Surgeons Lsnden May B. coosaiisd fl1lh oicioek n
toe morning uIii At nig Ia eve stage and symptom Of
OF thiTy years extensive practice In Euope aad America
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An siTumen, for the cure Of Nocturnal Emissions more
nenly cured IT from fifteen days 70 Two mouths b he USE
this instrument when used eonjcinty with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Or AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that tksy
the stove dseases Il ss cen subjected to tss b ts
most eminent Thyscisns il London Paris philadelphia
ment invest for the euTe o. Seminal Weatns ~
any disease caused bI the secret habits Of youth Fros
N B.-Dr AMOS x SON. in order to SATISFY the most
si1 t = ~ se s here Il NAV prove u5sat-f1
tory after arssiai the money will oe refunded ~ re-
turning the insirucent 10 good order
CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS son have devoted their stteriioa errlu.-
consequently been enabled 20 render fellow
esceat patients others daily arriving intown om Al
carts OF the the express purpose ally o. consul
ss Ss @ i ss 3s s s @ me an 5
i-quring into the causes Of these Infectious complaints
germs and iavsieraTe they have always nertsi1sd n
q heir prevention, aa Isl2ss I1 s
Of disease couls ninosf Invariably be traced 70 q The
following useg Ignorance, neglect The Dcg eet so
urSkilll and imDToper treatment; therefore d. AMOS
SON have succseed IN tha solociicu Of
i5sfr safe eectual and cautious course,
t IN combination Of remedies Wh en- lear an equlvoeak
cl,cfsr s will those whose uramafur5 1njuicuus
ihf be protective ol bad consequences IN tbs
Ss of fgafe individuals In short the landable end Of
their remedies is ths lesseuns Of great mass Of human
misery bV the alleviaiOn relief and pEeyenou Of those
e ous Sictions thatare reality the secret fees Of lis
snf which while they so extensvei surround aio1d
fer our skil and intsrfs in their sEfs-mnsfon
4 q COUNTRY INvALIDs. i 2 81
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated By forwarding c5Trsct dea Of thar case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Or. AMOS h SON, corner DIain and Qusy7sts
Buffalo, " ~ r.. - aansisrlffs5l
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March g.
rHT TFIReRlPHl


PsUr-The market is finn hut less active, with sale
a 300 ibis at S565 for supsTfne state; S6foG6,I
foL extra state; S575G6O for superne western; S665G
s. IS for western 50 5S6s5 for common 70 far
hound hop Ohio. the market closing quiet Canadian
dur quet sales Of 500 bbls Al SC 6O0 for extra Rye
a ur quiet at S3,5eG4 8
WbeaIess active but steadF; sales # 1900 bus at
sl5 for Milwaukee club 81 sol 4s fOE red winter vest
en-; 81 10 for ChicsgO spng; $lt0 0r white Mich1s
81, sJlor white southern; 81 so for white Ky.
arley-Dull at 75(lls5c.
Barley Mal'-Stsady; sales Of 2500 bus At sG0De5c.
Corn-Quiet and firm; srles Of s90 bus at seas4c for
yellow jersey and sOuthe5n eos6c idr while co. CSC
6l9le for nominal mixed western.
oats-Dui at 5ej9e for state and 6969c for western
aad Canadian ,,, 49,,
Pork-Ffmer; sales of $50 bbs a. Sl1s7 for
sl7sal7 IS f1r old mess; sl3l26l3.5 for prime
Beef-Eirm sales 1000 bbls at S65d 90 for country
prime: ssOO9sO0 for country mess S951GIl,O0 for
backed Chicsg mess; Sl2 t0dl3 for extra do.
Prime Mess Beef-Firm at Sls(aD.
Beef Hams-Ste7dy and unchangsd.
Cut Meats-Dul; sales OF 1856 packages at 69g6szc for
7SbOair els aud s5s(qs7zc for hams
Dressed Hogs-DulI at s(sesszc.
C Isrd-Dul; sales of $50 bhls at 1l5S(6l2c.
Buter-Msrket quiet at n9ls fOr Ohio and l927c FOL
State
Cheese-Aetive at sQalle.
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FEVER AND AGUEa

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
Il FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
Is the consequence CT diseased scion Of the system
eIhaa6n is evolved By the action of solar on wet soil
and rises with the watery vapor from it. While the is
face and the virus with through lungs
nal vscera and excretng organs Of the body The liver
comes torpid and fails to secree not only this virus but also
he bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile
alate IN the Circulation ard rr9dnce yoent
al disorder The spleen the ki1neys ana the stom9
sympathise with the liver, and bee me deranged also
Finally the instinct af organism, if in attempt
expe the noxous infusion concentrates the whole blood Of
The blood leaves the surface and rushes the inter
nal organs with congesve violence This is the CHILL
which the blood leaves the central and rushes tn the
ss X another a e9F to eTg he & irritating poison
it fails and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
less effort another day These The ITS paroryss Of
FEVER AID AeUE Such constitutional disorder will Of
We haTo iaboTed to find. and have found an snfdOs
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neutrases this malarous poison the blood and
so does cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
And It does more 9r rather does what Is Of more service 70
eIOels from the svsie is absorbed and thus keeps
peis wae 1ss y ee % ~ s & & Kegs me system IN
only cures but protects from the great variety Of aec-
as Remitten Fe sr Chill Fever Dumb or Masked asSs
FeVsrs NeuralEia Rheumatism, Gout Blindness, Tooth
ectons Of the Stomach and Bowls all ofwhch when srs
ing from this viii be found less the
Of these derangements and cures the disease.
This accomplishes BY stimulating the excretores TO
pei the vrsfrOm the system and these BY degrees
become habted 20 doths their Office of their accord
nIisb ne se end but oS f 4; To Idn no5gS @ o -
sacnhced IN the attempt while this AsuE CURE does
That this is we'll er remedy for the whole
elrss Of diseases which are caused I the msamatc nec
sui another advantage to the public, which is that it
OAeAP as "9li - s'ou'
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ADAMS CANFIELD, PINS Atiys. febl6td22
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of an execution issued om the Court of Common Pleas
Of Cuvahog County the suit of H L. and R L. " hit
man against John Sidual, to directed. have le1ed
upOn ard shall offer for sale Public Aucon at the door
Of the Court House corner of Seneca and Champlain Sts
ia the Civ Of said County the 18th day of
March 1889 at O'Clock p Nj of said day the following
descrihed lands and enements 70 vii Situate IN the town.
ship Of Brooklyn, being number seven IN the thirteenth
range Oftoynsips in the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State of Ohio and which is also the County Of Cuy
hoga and Is known part of Lot No 1856 n the Weyye
plat so called Cleveland, formerly in the City OF OHIO
and Is described follows strip of the north end
OF said lot IS wde being is feet front on Hicks street
and So feet deep be Tho same more or less.
D. l. wIGHTAAN, Sheriff,
per Homer Strong. Dep.
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G0MM fRGfat..
cleveland Produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
uesday, March s. 1859
FLOURYe bbls npefns at s. g. loo bbls
extra s65 100 bbls good do ct 50 So 50 bbi'
white wheat double extra a s67S- --f sl
EHEAT-A lot of40O red and white in two los sold
atsl.s0 all round and $50 bus, white at the same
sEEDs-sales were of 70 bush timothy at g. and
small lot Of clover at So
HIGHwINEs-5O bbIs. sold at 26c.
BUTTER-Has sold in small way &c for choice W
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Drnng

AA-A O1NA@A 3AAAAAOA3
UnriVaIeG i'm Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.
THE REASON WHY is THAT BY
Natures process it restores the natural color per
manently after the hair becomes gay supplies the naturd
SH aa ana 9s sAd from the sS q and tone
the and thus cures all nervous headacb2 and
hair: II will stop and keep il from falling Off males sort
glossy, healthy and beautiful and used 6y the Young two
reader read the following and Judge iSr yourselves
70 lsosl, New foEA, IAN, Jan 2, o. iSos Sss-,
good deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
ny haT beng Sgts R Isn a1e up & ny a - syy aSr %
had against all manner Of patent medicines and shon
time ago commenced using your article TO test II Tor my
The result has been 50 very satisfactory that am very
couragement of others who be as graz as was bu
who having my preudees without my lessons gI setlni
until they have further proof and the best proof beng Ocu
show to any such and also direct them 10 me for further
proof who and of the N Y Wire Railing Estab
My hair is now its natural color and much improved in
appearance every being gosser and much
more healthy looking am, Yours Respectfully;
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Fer Il, 1858
much good in this part of he country MY hair has been
slightly diminishing for Tal years caused, spppOse
from slight quite infant have been
using Hair Restorative for SIX weeks andI find thaI
have fine head of growing, after having used al
other remedies known effect. think It the most val
uabe remedy extant and advise all who afflicted
that way your remedy.
You can publish his if you think proper.
Yours, &c, s. W. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1851
PROF WooD-Dear S1: Your Hair Restorative i prov
ing itself beneciat The front and also the back part
my head almost lost its coveringwas in fact BALD.
but ha pint bottles of your Restorative and
the top of my head is well tudded with promising
crop Young hair and the Out is also receiving its bene
I have tried other eparatl0ns without any benett
whatever Think from my personal recommendation
can induce many others 20 try II
46i No. Vine Street
The Re.tnrnxe is mt un in bottles three sizes VIZ
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Sheria & Special Master Commissioner.
J. T. PHILPoT. Plfffs Atty. feblStl2I3

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of a
- wit Of vendi expOnas and plu ia. issued from the
Court OF Common Pees of CuyhOga County at the suit of
James NJ Parker ct al plds against rancls r. Eliot Ct
al defs direcedI have levied upon and shall oer
Public Auction at the door OF the Court House
corner Of Seneca and Champlail street) IN the City
Cleveland said County the 1879 day of Msrc ls5
O'Clock p NJ of said day the following described lands
and tenements, wit; Lying the township Of Royatou
IN the County ef Cuyahoga of Ohio and Is bounded
follows beginning at aitake IN the ceEtre OF he h-
way the south line Of Lot No O. and running thence
south So degrees IL CHAINS 81 links, thence north de-
grees west chains 80 links beech tree thence north
degrees 10 chains so links 10 the place OF begin
ming containing and niuetone hundredth acres
being the same land conveyed Richard Elliott by John
Coates December 2th 1925 and recorded in Book NJ,
pages s. So of Cuyahcga County Records
Appraised at S7s.5I -, -
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We haYo laboTed to find. and have found an antidot
. AYERS AGUE CURE.
PaIeE on DoLLAR rEa BorrLE

DIR. J. @. AVER & co..
LOWELL. MASS
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RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
SIX OF these Pills Will supply the blood with the
amount Of nutrition ounce Of ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take of these
Pills 4 week. They viii only keep Jour
system healfhy ar regular, but will protect your infants
Crsmp tPsns in the Stomach and insure not
only healthy ch Il, but will invest every child, thus
sucked, with sweet disposition.
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D r. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
HE MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
IISAI Gr Stiffness of the Joints Lumbago, Headaches,
Toohaches suffering from other bodily nfrmies The
danac aa1ca of
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properly kaewn Seminal Weakness, &C. Can be psrma
nenly cured from teen days months b. The
this instrument when used concintly with medicines.