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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26

AcADnar or Munc -MARzuA~-A capital performance
Of FOsows favortte opera was given last night to tho
immen3s delight OF full house. Tho distribution In
cuded Adelina Patti Miss Adelaide Phillips (her nrss sp
pearanoe since her return from Hsvana) BrsnoH and
Junca aqusrtette which would do credit to any Opera
House In Europe. That we have two OF own prime
doe sogood - Nias Patti and Miss Phillips something
70 be proud or Miss PATHS Martha IL already familiar 10
the pubic She sang all the music very finely and r,sds
aturcrs In the second act Mies Phillips was most COR
daily received, and sang like thoroughly good arst
a. che II. Brignoh finds in Lionel Of hts best roles
and always sings it suGeE5y. Last night he even
better than ever.
On Friday the TrovatoroH 10 70 be given for the dSu
OF Bans and he benefit Of 3dgsoli Two auch interest
ing evsn ON the evening ought TO attract the arges
audience Of the SESSION. Miss PhHps will sing Asacena
An agent Of Mr. T. Smith, Lessee Of ner kajesty's
Theatre London Ia In town, and proposes to engage
Adei1A PAth. Just che b the mxinstay OF tno
Academy and cannot be spared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-26

PROGRESS or qHE NxwsaAYzR e xPREssTRAM-
The newspaper express train wi itch leaves this
city every morning at 800 A. N . has done very
we'll 90 far-tAe morning metre 'politan papers
being regularly delivered at A tbany and Troy
at breakfast time; at Buffalo Montreal and
Cleveland at Tea time, and ct u re intermediate
places in prsportionate time. Judging from
the bowls of the local press, tone would sup
pose that 1t Yves doiHg even u lore than it is.
The residents Of those different townsend cities
will DO doubt appreciate the il Importance Of re-
ceivipg the metropolitan journ ais in good time.
The first effostof this enterpri 90 has worked 90
admirably thet express trains will econ be run
in other directions, which will deliver the
morning papers at Philadelphia at breakfast
time, at Bosson.by ten O'Clock. and At Washing
ton at noon. By and by saving Of one day
in time will be made with New Cpleans, and
the same way all over the country, husspread-
ing the influence Of the metropolitan press ra-
pidly to the furtheymost corners Of the Union.
The progress Of the press In this country Is
truly wonderful, and has kept pace fairly with
the growth Of railroads and telesyaphs. TWEEN
ty five years ago-within the memory Of the
present generation--a newspaper having cir
culaticn of Eve thousand was considered a
very prosperous and influential establishment,
but naw fuctuation of five, thousand in the
daily or eulaten Of first class metropolitan.
Journal is hardly noticeable,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
NKw YORK MARKET-NI.rch Il.

FLOURSals 600 bblS a s. 30 ass IS for super state;
As saS6 IS for extra State; SG55 Tor super uestsrn
sbSS65e IS for common % med extra western - ySab ~
III iresh ground shlpping bands extra ro1na hoop oio
Wrfs du hsaEo and s. lower. Demand chiefly 10 sup
PY pressing vans of the eastern sna local taoe Go
's cGNhDIAK FLoUR-sslss SO bbls at sssOSs2s for
RSE ILoUR-SsIlag in a moderate way. q s3s0S
ssucKWHEAF FLoUR-In fair request At sL7s.
CORN MEAL-Seles q lI5 bbls bfsnay"ine ~ S4Le
W6IsRY - .Seady. "a es 800 bbls at 231S92lSc
WHEAT-Dul and heavy. Holders dieposeo 70 ss tree-
y a. 2c decns but buyers insist upon murh "a ser re.
decon sales 1900 bus pTims white western a. So iOl
buscn0ca AL Club u Sis; 100 bus white Cal a Slg
so bus Nhte Canada on private terms;
RYR-SaleI 800 bus tsl9sSe Marksl quio' and thaes
B1RLEY-Ssning At ssSc, sE in quality. Market is
SBIRIET hTALT-Eeld at s5sslo
CORN-hIaTk6l dull and raiheT easier Sales 1000
bas 57s0e far inferior to prime hits and Yellow Wsn
ATs-ln large supply and dull Gs5l94lB fer western,
FORK MaTfst S1hibs but little activity Meas rules
hsaTT primo steady. sales $50 bblG $3.50 Gls2 for
new sss; SlT2s or old mess Sl4 80 forneZ PRIME; Slz50
FOR old prime; S 50 new thin msssi Sl6 Olo Wsteru
yrime mess; SIG Ts(1l7,00 ciiy do
BEEF-Sales OF 30 hbis at Si23A[o country prime;
s. 25 50 country ness S99Slof0 repacked mess 81 -
l21 for sIfra Demand less active, but prices are
BERF HAAIs-salss so bbs SIS for State and $3.50
~PEfSE NFss BEEF-Eominsl at sl69SIs.
BACON-ouiet and unchanged Sales .00O rs long CIT
ddles NJ lDHo, and 1900 rs picked bellies Al SIC
Cur nEATs-ouiet sales a pkgs At TSS976c for
LARD-Dull and heayJ. Sales SO bbls Al l0k (slle
EUfTER-ln god demand a. lisiae for Ohio, and l4S
CHEEsE-ssHag tOa ir extent At 1lsl3e, as in qlal-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

stands frtt and foTemc st in all where Exhibition
is had showing the merits Of different kind And no as
interested person will dispute the justice and propEsy Of
these decisions test Of years hald uSet has
satisfied all competent judges that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
1MsnrGue&,

Cash Capital and Surplus, July LIST, 1859,
S23O,251.s0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
IL sold BY uf are tuliy guaranteed
gprCIE
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. ICE. }

wednesday Evening, March 4. IeOU
FLOUR - Steady and firm. Sales Is bis. red
wheat At SIS; ls5 bis. at go and 65 bis. at $50.
WHRAr-Firm. Sales 2 cars red At 20 and 900
bus. white from store at l.sl.
CoRx- Firmer and holders are asking higher
Rgures-soms demanding sc.
Fnas-Sales at l3c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

Peter A Bishop, Pltf. Before g. Hessenmueller
Justice Of the PeSce for CleVe
Wallace Csmpbe Defit iand TOWNSHIP, Cuyasogz Co.
Ohio. On the 5thdaF Of MaIeh A. D. IS60 said Justice
filed order Of attachment The above action Tor ths
Of Sky eight and eightv-nne hundTHdth dollars.
1EaERSOLL s KINSMAN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATEY 4 MEDICINE,
u 10 Ocs 10 ~ Ontario street, up stairs, fsW doors
q oaos houIs from to Il snd ircm to O'Clock daily
(SundaFH sKceBted.l nova
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

OHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE
~ Of an alias Wrt Of Vend EIponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, az the
suit OF the Commis- ners Of Cuyahuga County, plaintiff
Bsanst Henry i. Whitman al defendants 70 direct
ed and delivered shall OeT for sale az public auction 1t
door Of the COug House (esTnsr Of Sensra and Cham
plain sTeesl in the city Of CleVeand in said county on
the 3lGt day Of March, 1880 at the hour o'clock p n
Of said day the following described lands and tenemaBts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

A. Cleveland with sssland And Toledo, Cleveland O.
iunbus Cineinna CsFeland and Efi6 ani ClsFssa5
and Pittsburgi Halr ( 1s
Al SoloL with hacks 10 Charm Falls Ge
AT Mautua Wah hacks Tor haVenna, a..
At Bracsville with haeks 70 NeW5or Fai.a Ae
At Warren with hacks 70 8har0u 0-ssnfed a. Ain.
Bloomfield CEnfsld, sc.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for Ne . C..tl. paiz,,
B. to Pittsburgh.
r,.-.,.-. =, ,.,. CHA2. L. RHODES. sg9',.
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EORFHgRN FRAESPORTlTIOH CVHPlnT
\. 4. CO.'S EXPRESS

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANBUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-WeeklE 20 oGDEESBURGH, OSwEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Irf-Weekly TO CHICAGO. nTTIWAUKER MAru.T
MAC and intermediate Porfs
u Property consigned n delivered 10 our cara iI p
celge prompt and Cageill attention ard diguaich
at the lowest rites
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
Cod 1000.
1850-6O.
IsyslaRd, COlumbuI 3 CiRslniati RalIF0al

NJ
Cleveland, Columbus b Ciasinlati RallRoaA
ls.sa q
~ - ~
WINTER ARRFNCFS7fgr r.
n N AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ - rs Passenger Tram loaFs ClsVsand Is folos e
7.50A. a.. Cincinnati Erprsss rtoorr ~ Rrea cr,f
Ton. Il Grange, WellsnEi6d New I.ordo1 s.
-. len shelby and all siafions Soufh of gheIbT
90 d Cincinnati Night nffrfr.
slons bgtW6sa ClsFeland arE- teliien ~ Il
CaFdington and Dellwars; also, St55idnF f5
isa'e a1 sll 2, ssisns soush Of aa5h.
1hSlbys 8alduEky, Mausield and Newark Railr,ad r.,
= Mal1dold BIT fernGl, AeEark, ZansrviIls, se
Cfa1fi1a, Piftsburgi IT. Wayne ald Chicago Railroad
4or foregf Z pper ezlld1a-7s Delphna, Lima, 81
M9yues LAqqrle, Chic1sqt &C. Hsst. aad Eau
for kIansEsld, Wooster l[l1sIlon, &c.
oaioA azd Hesfoniaias RniToad Line f0r Earon Belle
ia1iaias, Sidney Bui0n, AlEEois, Ildiaaap5i8
4ella llagisr Finconnel, Evansville, LoGtlTils
tiro, s.. Aouis, -.
ps-eEA eJton ana Eincianzi Iia8, for springdsld O.
551yseni hsI1lltoni Cincin1lti. HichmsHd, In-
9ltn4 4pQiil, Lelre hauto, s. lsJuis, &c; and q
Alneinnail win the Ohio { Mizsssippi Bail
42aa for LoaisEilei aad al points On the ohis
cslsnhas Ltsls ssiani aad Coluahus, ana Xsnia Ra
feea ior AeHiAr Dayton, Indianapolis. TBrra
cnnAtl, and with the Ohloand d iz1issippi Rgii-
Iqsn aL Clnc1alail for LCalsrllle, hFansEilis
Cairo, s. Louis, ald all1oiuia on the Ohis river.
CSluIDdgi kenal Oaio hal1ad fDf Newark Eaa8sTilla
W1eehng, Ge.i Columbus, PiqaA and ladlEha
Railroad f1E flIEa, Dr1ana. fe.
y For Tickets 70 all points and Information BBlv Al
ths Union Ticket Ohee 81 supsriorstTse A. Tue Pa
Hongar StsiiOn. -
Cleveland New. y 1853.
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IA MES H. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
"a WORK Of every description. No. IS Union street,
fcW dooFg from Superior street. Cleveland o, he pre-
pared furnish all kinds uf work used for Seam WseT
Gas, and all the various articles uson tn the Pluu
Business Beer fUmps Of eli kinds made and repaired
paired dee lRa
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-aIarch "A.
LBY TELReELPH.l

Second Board-Without special chan-s Chi q R tS5[;
III Conral 615f; Panama iS5; li e ss<eG' ( ~; 81
SE Etd ls<; Hudson 59z; Har lSt bonds e6i Auds9n
81 bonos &C; rss Of Io03Si Chi R bonds ssf 40
siIesslsl.
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GIsTaIald ald Pittsbargh Bail R0ad.
doal peaIers

c. HUssEY. CPiits'Eh) }. o. HUssET GEO. SINCLAIR
HUSSEYS q co.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers n PITTSBURGH. SALINE
WILLIE and STRIP Win GOALS Also, NUT COAI.
for Suithng Once and Wand the East SIDE Of ths
Cleveland Pittsburgh r. l. Coal Pier, Cleveland Oht5
~ Orders lsft al HUssEY s McBRInE's (Winsloss
WarehOusel VIII receive prompt attsntiCa- deeII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
MASTERIS SALE.-In pursuanee

M MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
lNl Of decret4l order sale issued from the Court Of
CoR Inon Pleas of Cuyahosa Couat Ohio the suit Of
Thomas Pntchsfd aglinst Walter J. Allen and others
10 directed, shall expose for sale at the door the
Cuur House, corner Of Senecr and ChAmpail ia the
City Of Cleveland in said County, the 24h day Of
March, 1860, AZ O'Clock p Of said day the following
described lands and tenemsnts, wit: Situate 10 the
township Of BrOsklyn, CuyahOga County. Ohio. and is
known as lot No l3, N Hiram stones addition TO CleYe
land composed Of original Lots Nos. IS So in said
Brookln township ssd lot is 6s 10 y feet front Col
umbus street and AZ and 92 feet desP on the south line
and l5 and 5-3 feet deep along Erin avenue and 68
feet vide on the west end Appraised a Sl2J1.
+ ". BINGHAM, Master Cpm'r
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AIanufattnres.
DAFL W. DUTY,
City Undertaken.

Il EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
N stock Of al kinds apd styles Of cCEFlNs, smba-
eng grult variety Of hil new style of BURIAL CASK-
IT'S ali Of which cannut Be excehed By uny mlar cen
earn In the stats. NO. g ERIE ST, cLEVELAND :
irnlfn9tdhm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15
Chemical Baths and Medicines
Facts fer the People.

OR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
II Diseases arising Tram impurities Of the blood With
unParaleled success He h prepared 20 prasont % the
public greater array of Of Gentemen Ladies
other practice In the city Of Cleveland in The snms one
Of time The question fsMhat does he ali lrlric
Diseases in first and second stages with lnsn vn5e5
and children my circular, and others 100 nrrsr
20 uiention. Among the vast uB1bsr Of caes re-
fully tTeaed b. him, Be q permitted refer 70 The o
ing indtyidueaiJ- P. Ross. Esd, Propr 5tor eiieil
House, y HIN y Esq Chas. l.. Fish Atturna7 AZ
Law a W, Duiyi a, 0oLzens; Lambart Whiie. ~ II
HiFlsy, Daniel puEton; Henry Lloyd D. A. OdsIi siai
= oiies No III oHisrio ETsst, south side Of Public
- Consolidation Free fsbIE7f
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(Establifhed l778,)
SOLE IMPORTERS,
No. lo BROAD Sr., N. \
This agreeable Tonic, designe'
especially as a
Safe GndreiabLe Medicine
for Family Use,

Safe and reliable Med1Cl7lt
for Family Use,
S offered to the Public as a supe
ior article, pofeG:ng all the Yir
ues afcribed to it as a Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving of their
.atronage in preference to the fus
,icious decoaions emanating from
rrefponfble fources, and fold un.
Ter various pretentious names.c
The aa thatou houle Established
aI778,) has attained a favorable
equation for the genuine character
d purity of its Liquors, will, we
4, be sufficient guarantee of the
xcehence of this article.
Put up in QUART BoTTLEs, IT
afes of one and two dozen each,
md fold throughout the world by
)ruggits, Grocers, &c.
Druggifls and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRAN
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prnag.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-


HE.ALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices il The Tribune since Dec. I, 1858.
trgia n, ny sAesisneyi JA1Es d WESTCOTT, Governor
-for upwards of twenty A. years sss sfiirfed with
disease in ny ielJ which he best medical and Sreal
talent Ia ms county iaed 10 cure, bur which Tieds III
most gati1 actoIy manner 60 The Gfusisnbsr Rssdi1
co15cisnc0usly adFils their use.
JAS wEsTCoTFp
NV ToRK, Fsbfuary is59
Dr. J. T. BRIDaz-Dear Sir Some two yesrs 30 r7, Ia.
timaie female friend had been suffering from falling of ne
womb whites and derangod menstruation toretl e if
the atendiuE symptoms clearly aescrbed Ia your sdve
tssmsnts and pamphlets. She had tho very best msdl
skill ia thus city unii enrty prnsirate, and her pysican
finally told her tuaf he though her LIE might poasby
prolonged Very little longer under the most iudicous
when came into your 0ce at the 0rloisnDsrB Medical
Institution and eaied her symptoms A. you were clnd
ng her, she diseharss all the phEsicaa and ta ~ tho
dod1finEy PfoFdeutially Il relieved her quickly and
bottles entirely cured her Since thea, of tEogear
there has been any ct tho complaint, ard
sho s IS strong, active and heahy, Wheu young gs
JNO. j.. BRIG0S.
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Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth ManufactOry,

JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.
LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer IN WAFER 4 FIRE PROOF
PANT y and In oil and agent the sale 0ftho Clevo
land HffE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS Werehpuss
and OrO, Atwaier Block foot Of Superior STREET ami No
Niuovard street, Cleveland, Chic. fobl2R0deW
una 8: Hawd&wl2W2tb
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g. W, BERRY,
TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC-

IT I
" turer of Lounges bna all Kinds Of MaftTs6ien 5ad
Bedding, Cushions, Curtains Dflpses 10 No ~ 81 Pc
nor street -four doors be 0W Commercial Branch Bank
Cleveland, QhO,
An lrdvTs DFOmpty executed Particular attoni lou PAL
20 the laying o. Oh Cloths, CaTpe,ing, &c. Ee.
mvqdlv-l
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

N
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ lsfh, lss9, Passenger Trains viii runas GlgWs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
l5l0 A. d. Da Express Train stopping all stations sr
cspt MickhEe, MsLtoI. Perry, UuionFiIls sud So.
brock, and arrives AZ Eris 1:bi p NJ Dunfirk a.
p n, Buffalo e05 P. n.
"a 2 AesVEtaoastiOn Tran for COusaut. stogpia
500 P NJ Night Express Train Stopping at PuinssFs
AEhtEbua. COnnsaut and Girard OnIy and arrives a
Er.e l2s5 A. n, DuskiTk 2lO A. M., Bufalo "a
AN.
LEAVE ERIE.
ais A. o.. Night Express Train, Stopping a Grard Coz
neeut Ashiabula and PainesFila oDly and aTrir,
Al Cleveland 7.15 A NJ
BIS P d. DaF kLpress Train st0pr At Al sfafiouaev
cept SaFbroOk, UniauE1lIe, perTy. Mentor WICK
LIE, ami srriYs az CleEelsnd T05 ?. N
Accommodation Train viii leave ConDeaut Il e.sl II
stopping e al stations, and arrive at Cleveland go
A. n
All the trains going Westward connect at Clevsand win
trains for Toledo, Chieago, Columbus, CinGnnat &C.
&C.; and al the trains going Eastward eonnscr *
Dunkrk with the trains Of the New York Central and Eu
falo and New York City Railroads.
ClsTsland. Nv. llfh. Iss9-
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Gfaal Notires.

EggaI HuidetogeI Paintf vs., Beden Seymour Eleanor
II Seymour, smih oulith, r. v. Yates, Asa Msssan-
lieut., r. L. Russell, Defendants.
Ia Court of Common Pleas, cuyahogh County Ohio,
smith GIiGth, Uf New YORK STATE, and tbs Manuiartu-
ref1 Bank II Birmingham, Connecticut, will take n0ic
that the plaintiff above named did the "a day Of Feb
ruay 1850 e his petition 10 said Court against the abgYe
% defendants setting forth that the aid Bsdan gey.
mOur did ths 18Th day Of January 1881 10 him.
the plaintiff bond for the payment Of S5 900 and interest,"
atten per cent per annum payable semi annualiyand
gIyng for iuds msu ugain The said Bsdan seymour for
$500 and interest a. ten cent o1 80 from IulY iBt.
e9 snd iaeTef % en- ger cent on s. 80 from Japuary
lSt 1859 nd said nrt0n so'Ef0rh that 70 sail
10 sad bond men apTd the said Beeen seymor and his
wife, Eleanor ~ Irr did said 18Th day Of Jonun
~ 1851 eoufe md Nh said plaintiff mortgage
on Cay Oi1 Nos. a. q IN Ham stones HubdviE Of
part Of origin 81 lot No 10 Ia Ohio City being each so feet
frnt 90 Pearl Teai; ais Lots aud in said stone
gubdivon Of the Wsrd Orchard In Ohio CITY md being
each 50 feet sad Pearl street, and l28 feet deep
And that since the gviag 0 snd tgage tue said De
fs1daniE the hIanulacturers' Bank and Smith Griffith
haye claim % have some interest In said real
and the said petition asks for oderOf sale Of said prem
ises, and THAI the proceeds Of such sle applied In
payment Of such judgment Tho . ia defsndadts, he
manuf ciures Rauk and Smith oTifth hed that
they are required 10 appear and said petition
next.
Dated February "a. lsso GARTER & THAYER
bWd f1r pltT
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY on

SALh OE hEhL ESTATE BY OR-
~ DER OF COURT.-Ou the 2Ist dar Of March, 1890
At the door Of the Cou House the Public SQUIRE
cry Of Cleveand, Cuyaboga county Chic, viii be sold
the hghea bidder the following describsd real estate
the property Of James Town, decesed, Situate IN
sal city ol CeFeiand IN SAID county, and sub
lot No. l in The subdivision OF parts Of lots Nos
and made by Thomas Bolton Said sub No l25 is
stuete ON the norhery side Of Orange street. and forty
feet front said street and extends beck between parallel
lines l32 feet TO an alley. AppFRised at SGO1
Terms Of sale viii be mRdo known the day of sale
WM. BROOKER,
Administrator Of James Town, deceased
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Ia E:.ll-E n
HiLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
. Raj. ROAD.-TI1IE TABLE, No. IS
10 take elect and sftsr thursday February To- isS5
GOING EAST. GOING WE5T
eLsssland 70 KeEags-l Yesig1igDH y Clsss
t5gH. igha.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoHD. Coahocton Co. o.. May "A, 81
M II. p. KSGsLEY-Sir. IhaVs been sci ling the med
cnes Of The GraeenberE Company for The Last ten years
aud have invariably found them TO give od glsaotion
md The Pills have sold 70 Great many families as reg-
try - their tea and suee and with rafe they hala
leuofna staple article MaTsh1fs Utrlen Cathglcou Is
ledsins that has done great amount Of good 70 Eeale
Dseases Qno lady sold It % told me 81 had receFed
more Deneht hom one bottle than she do from long
Glars. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefsnberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholicon
ls oered certain anied with the following
symptoms:
LTreTulaIiles-W ealnrEEF FuutneIg--p perangsd AuDs-
tte-SallOW CompleIi0n-Pain IN the Back sud
Kidneys-Ct ills-Cod A1nds and Feet
Bloating-F eVeTish hness--Neurlgia--
HeadAche-Resf i ssness-
Disturbed sleep-Flushea Of Heat
General Pain--CruWling and Pain In
in the Spine and between ths ShOulders-Aed
stomach-Nausea-Difcu passing Of Uriae, with hsat
Urine Organs-Ni -Nightmar8-D Despaia-Hys-
terics--AmIielY-Re Face--
Nervous TWitching -Sfartiug-
C0nstiTpatiOn-Irritlbl Ten per-Sad-
ness-DeDraTed Appetits-F Flatulence-Bl01t-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams-
Psins in Uterine OrgansNumJnest and Pains in Limbs.
ESod By City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out the country,
~ For Medicines OF AGENCIES address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
n0Yl2:dEw General Agent for Ohio.
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GEO. D. JEwErT, Sec. N.M.wArERxlr, Pres.
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P.lsd E,.lg T0aruary a. Loo oARTTER : EHAYER.

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W. r. NoRfoS, Deio adaut land, UuYahcsa county Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, w. r. NOR
a TON vii Iake noIIee that a. my instance on the 81
day q January lsd0 the above named Justice issued
order OF achment aEuns he goods chaels and credits
OF sad defendant IN the abUYe iiled cause claim
against him 10 my favor for the eight dollars 90
aud that said action set for hearing before said Justice
the lth day OF March. 1890, at O'Clock A VI.
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