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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
MASTER 8 SALE-PURSUANT

IEL to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the CeUT q COmIan Plsfs o. GqyahGgS GSgnty a. ns
against Joseph Chamberlain and others, to me directed
Court House Icorper Of Seneca anS Champain streets
the CITY of Cleveland On the twenty DAY Of Fe
ruary 1850 at two O'Clock NJ the following described
parcels Of lana situate the township and city Of CeSe
land in the county OF Cuyahega and STATE Of Ohio VIZ
seven, John Al WOolseys subd vision Of city lots num
bered Numbered tg-siI to hundred sixty.
seven all inclusive Of the original allotment OF the Ti
age Of Cleve and and bounded follows, tO-Wi Com
msncing he north side OF Euclid street, leayngsaid
street ~ rods VIDE az the south5est corner OF lot No
sIyE and running thence said north se Of Euc I'D
with Euclid street to point he original line Of the
LOIS od, (norherly about twenty six rods by
TINA oul thence said ne of the ten lots north
westerly sb ut ten rods by esmatiQrl The nor heas
the northeast Of lot No. sIfy SIX fythrse
links; and thence on the east line of SAID lot No,
southery the place Of beginning eight chains aId
larry Inscribed on The map OF said subdvisdn now
conveyed subj the ition that the sing house
OF houses which may be erected on the placed
at the same distance rom Euc ID street as the house
RoT 9ccusd Py George ao3dlsy la H1a 5hSt no 61Gg OF
Euclid street than the said Hoady house, until after the
3Oth day of October, A d 1881. Also, Oher certain
beT mari OF ten acre lot No SEVENTH our Uurc6ased m
Parker Handy Of Samue Dodge, July 9th A D. s49 and
chased bv sad Parker HANDY Of John nj Woolsev inter
secs said lot line thencs norhwese ery along the Iue Of
eastsTv and parallel With Euclid street 50 far mat 6s
Of said Handy lot shall ntsisect said first mentioned line
the place Of heglunIng being land ded b. Par
ker Handy to Joseph Chamberlain, recorded in Cuya-
hoga County Records Apl c, 1855 vol IS psges Gle and
6l7; aspp-aised At S235O0
Parcel No The whole cf lot number one Of Cass,s
survey Of an addition 20 Cey.lend including portion OF
land purohasel nf Kelley WalWorth TO I'LL out the pOnt
Of said lohe whole nposiug parallelogTam Of fifty f.
front Pittsburgh street, and rods bounded
wesery by Orchard Alley north by land foru ey owned
by Kelley and Walworh BY Pittsburgh street. and
south by lot No. two decided Patty Bidwss heir the
front Cases plan, recorded Book page 4T7 Pitts
burgh street, runs feet four and onI in
chss; the balance Of the trOnt Obtamed from Kelley
and WalwoTth appraised at $500.
Parcel No Three Also other lot known lot No.
four hundred sIty-nne il Kelley Walworths subdyis
ion Of part Of the WalwOrth Farm, called in said cy
Of Cleveland; said lot being fifty feet front Pittsburgh
street. which said street Is the eastern boundary Of SAID
lots and extending between parallel lines at night
angles with said Pittsburgh street. leu rods to alley
rod in Wdth Re the but subject 70 al
January "a 1850 HENRY G. ABBEY,
RANgEY, BAcKUs 4 NOBLE, Master Cnmr.
PUTS Attys ian27:272
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Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Mstron
Mr. LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant.

Parents arc assured that while boarding pupils contrib
much than Day pupils TO the support the permA7ency
and success s Institution are enabled. BY system
afe Of their time their study, their reerea-
flon and ~ iir withdrawal from the auremenis and IN
seponS 81 home and society to do vastly aud bet
ter for them than can for day pupils and s I'd TO them
therefore hoped that all who come IRON abroad viii
enter A. boardn0 pupils and that cizens Of ClsFeland
wi far as they csn make y 20 10 So nsna
their daughters boarding pupils thus the pros
perity and usefulness OF their opa institution ot which
thsY should and justly, be proud and AZ the same
time more than repaid BY the greater there
No Mains be SHARED to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant add pr able II viii De the
ne Of the Institution, TO secure the highest
possible advantages all departments of thorough and
liberal education a. - =
attend instrumental Mnsie ocal Music krench Dfa-
ing and Painting these departments are tunder me
charge Of teachers who deYote lheIaseley 70 theL re-
Mons Subit natve of Paris hue scholar and superior
and precision rarely Observed and he restless in the Sem
mary his pupils have the best possible opportunity Of
learning to speak the language correctly Hnd with huencY
low "a to spend the Sabbath at home but deduction will
made fTom the bills Of such, expense 10 thereby
saved 70 the Seminary and indeed W. greatly prefer 70
have al remain with u without interruption thoushths
term.
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus from
their homes to the SemnaT and back can be aceomueda-
ted a. areasonAbls rate py applying Al the once
CitaerS and otRerS are invited to call and s1smne the
Institution and s beautiful and satisfy them
MOTTO be found in this country,
TRRMs.-For Board and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
Weeks 500 For Tuition Of Day PuDlls, fom SIS 70 80
Bills payable n aapaHes No pupisreeeiFed for less than
an entire ts1m-tWsnfy weeks.
FoT furthsT Information and admission. address
declS s. N. SANFORD. Principal
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Spirits
mes. T2gal
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.

FLoUR-The market is steady, with onlya mode
rate local demand Sales range at $50 for fair ex-
tras to 50 for choice city brands red wheat double
extras.
WHEAT-The demand is very light, and the mar
ket in consequence is dull and dropping. Sales
are reported on private terms, said to have been
at a decline. Transactions are: cars III. winter
atsI, "a and 9 cars of red p.
C0RS-Is somewhat more active. Sales are:
car sheled on track at 5se cars do. at 59c car:
do. on an order, at 6Oe and car do. from store Al
same.
SEED-Sale 500 bus. clover at 4,47.
HIGHwINEs-Ssle 20 brls. at &c.
BUTTER-Sale 10 brls. at 1870. .f.
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HUNT pl.nts l}ioInsS P II %lsHIAS iSiiss7i s3sFiH
CHERRIFF And MASTER COM

~ AIsSIONER'S SALE. Pursuant to the csamand
an order e sale issued the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoea County at the suit Of Levi +. Jackson,
Paiutif against Harriet b. Dare ct al Defendants,
directed sha offer for sale % pubic auction Ut the
door of Curt House cOrnef Of Seneca and Champaia
25IhdAg Of February. 1s60 a. o'cc p NJ OF said day,
th following described lands and teuements TO wit:
''Situaie in the township Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed. bel number seven ~ IN the tar
teenth of Townships IN the Conneclc1t western
Reserve the State Ohio, and which IS also IN the
county CuyahOga and known by being the Undid
ed fourth part of lot of land. known part Of lot NO
y-tnTee and situated in the Northwest of said
lot So and bOunL ed as follows:
Beginning post in said Northwest corner and run
ming South the lot line 80 rods to slake thence East
seVsnty-eght rods stake thence North ghty-.wO
rods stake thence est O the line Of said lot ssYen
tyeish rods 10 hs place of beginning containing about
forty acres. Appraised at $4,000
undivided fourth OF the following descrb
cd L0t-beug part Of lot number fftywO bounded. Be
gn9Ing the Southwest Of said lot No g. and
thence running NOnh and IS 100 chains the ceure
Of the County Road thence North 65 5 East twenty and
s5lO0 chains aong he centre Of said Rosd thence South
eighteen 40-l0J chains to hickory pose IN the corper
the place of beeinng aiming twenty-eieht aud 10-
acres by the survey OF G. W Marsh excepting theTefrOm
uit the Westerly side about eigh formerly
sold Thomas Peckam by Phillip Bane and except
ing one adjoining the North East part Of the said
piece being tWeny rods the and eight rods
wide formerly ~eeded bY sd BaTnel To B. F. Tyler and
frUnng said road eighty rods se the more or less
but subject 10 ali legal hghVays ARRraised st 81 5o0O
D, l. WIGHTMEN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
VAN RUREN CHANBsRLIN, Plaintiffs Aitorneys;
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Cls7slsBd Ns.. u ssss. :.
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~ Az EsearE.-WhHe the U. s. Marshal at
Harper's Ferry was at Auburn N Y, few
no days ago, he accidentally came across fuRi-
tive slave from Hsrpsr's Ferry, who lived only
8ii few doors from him He was the slave who
IS. showed John Brown the AmOry. The negro
8. made his escape before the Marshal could take
him.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Ftb. I.
GBY TELEoRAPH.l


FleurRules in ftvor of buyers with rather more do
Ing or e1ot and home Tade they refused TO purchase
ore the supply present wants Sales
Of 21 6Gs sIsJSs4 Os feTsU & 9tsi 6 1885 Is for
western; S5lbd63l for common ned, extra WesteTu
SIS 60 as Is. thirpmg brands r , Included IN me
las aIe bbls pref good eI' State for export At
SIS. .-,.-.-o,,,- -.
s5tUd6,T0 70 choice extra
I've FlOuF-In moderate request at S3,I5d4 -
Buokwheat Fl0urPienty and dull at Sl,lSSSlsIS per
Con Mea-Dan and unchanged. Sales 100 bbls jersey
SbsksyScureeIy SO buoyant; sales 800 bbls at 2s6@
wSsS,46Siet snd without material change. Sales 500
bus Milwaukee club at Sl2l delivered, and 70 bus ir
RE sady and uo hanged Sales $500 bus Prime at %
BaIisy Mslf-in indicate request at s06sS.
CHnaOi al Peas-in limited request al lSdsJ.
COMA shade Tmer. but the 1emand i1 BY no Heavs
active sales 400 bush at sSs2 for new white and yell
osts@daii and heavy at for western Canadian and
Pork-A shad, frDaer, with less doing Sales e5 bbls
SH259S7,3i for Old mes; SlsgSleiz Ior new 90 y!
for ihu mesE; Sl3gSl2l2 for 9ld primes SI5aISl4
feT new prime. Total stock, Feb ls blbl9 bales same
date last onh, il20i same gate last year IiZss
clun.rv prime; S595 52j country messi Ss95 repacked
Sl0.50gll,O 90 extra mess. .,,s. CO.. -
Beef Hms- Iet, with snail sales Sll for State and
Il stoek sect, Feb lst 1877 bill; same time last
lnJnth sl3ls bblg same date last year. 65lll bhis-
Pressed fIogs-Frmer. Sales WeeteTn NJ T75Ss<, aud
cSs-Un.hanged Sales $50 boxes short ribbed mid
snd sO lis shOrt cleaT middies a about preVons
ELsTi-Firmsr. sales $50 hbls at lO5<6lIc
ButteI-Limited business doing at ll5c for Ohio and
81 beoss-ln good request at 9aIIbc.
night the msrket is quiet but hrm and no ssles are re-
s1Tsi-o oajet Jut firm Sales 80 hhds bIuscoysdo 749
~ aud u for pulveriZed extra clarified New Orleans 81
MOiassos-Qiie but steady No sales have tTansPred
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with egeand aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumbus Cinclnna Cleveland and KRIS, ami ClaVs.a
and Pttsbure' hailr5 Is.
At sOloi with backs 20 ChagTn Falls, &c.
Al Mautua th hacks for RsTsuna, Ge.
At BracBgills with hacks to NeWsOf Falls &c
At Wanen with hacks TO ShsEon, -eebf6d, MsadTills
Bloomfield Canfsld, &C
At Youngstown. with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and Enon Valley and thence By P. p ". c. 3.
z. 20 Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. 9. 1859.
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JAMES H. ODELL
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
~ WORK Of every descrip' i0n No. So Union street. 4
few doors from SUPERIOR street, Cleveland O. He Is
parad to furnish all kinds Of work used for Steam, Water
or Gas and all the various articles use in the Plum ing
puSinFEs Beer Pumns Of all kinds made and repaired -
Brass O. sting done daily, and Bras Work Of all kinds
haired dec GRs
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HELEN ELIZA LAPHAN,
vs..
CHABLEs b. LAPHAM.
uIlHUEl LUIumOn FItI
pTYORcE-

L 1EFENUANT WILL TAKE No
- llCE, that On the 2sth day Of January, 1861 The
Complainant hed IN SAID Court her petition for divorce
agsnat him. Causes Habitual Drunk ross neg
leet Of duty Said cause viii Be for hearing The Feb
ruary tenn Of said Court and weeks ffo the first
publication Of this notice.
Defendant is further notified that deposti0us will be
taken 20 be used IN evidence the na Of this cause
the once Of Griswod Castle, in the city Cleveland,
CuYahOga county Ohio the 9th day Of February l60
between the hours OF O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p. NJ
Of said day. GRISWOLD CASTLE.
ianO2IO Solicitors.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. II CO.'S EXPRESS.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising hs following efficient and reliable LaEs
Lines:
Daily to DUNKTRK AND NEW YORK
Daily TO SAHDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weskly to oGDEEsBURGH, osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tn-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, AACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
Property cOnsisned delivered our care will 70
CeiVe prompt and careful attention and dispatch
Ea Passengers will be tckesl through All directions
at tie lowest rates.
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rHERIFF's sALE.-PURSUANT

hEo1E y 0A1!1S. 1-illr = = ,. C4lO y - -, -
Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county Al the suit Of
John Madden plaintiff against Belden Seymour, defend
ant directed shall oer for sale Il public auct
the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champlail stroeis in the CRY OF Cleveland, in said
rountv on the lft1 dsy OF February 1880 o'clock
Of said day the following described lands and
witt a a lot Of land iuate IN the City Of
Cleveland which is also in the county Of Cuyahoga and
Is known by Ct Lot M. 9) nnsteen. in tha part I'D
City recently the CIty o. Ohio in Hiram Stnues
subdivision Of ORIGINAL Lot No 0 and is situated
on Hicks street. being t4o fort feet # nt said street.
and running back alleV." Apprpisad at $500 O0
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheria.
~. KIRK. Pltff1s Atty. janI6:2TO
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
S.N.SANFoRD, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL,
Naturaland Moral Sciences.
Mrs. NJ, L. H. SANFORD.
Associate Principal
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar
Miss JULIA S. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin. Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGQINS,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs. S. C. BARRETT,
instrumental Music
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, NJ D.,
French Language and Literature.
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Cleveland Floor Oil Cloth Mandatory,

JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.
LSO MANUFACTURERS AND
IA Wholesale Dealer in WATER FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry and in OIL and agent for the sale Ofthe Cleve
land WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Warehouse
and Office AtWnter Block foot of Superior street, anNo
VinsVard street, Cleveland, Ohio. febl2R2Od&W
G Nawd SWl3W2Ab
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tn sTArEE OF OHIO,

TIL sTATEE OF oHIO0
MICHAEL CARROLL J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that after thirty days from the date Of this nlcss
aDp coiion will be made TO The Governor Of the Stae Of
Ohio the pardon of Michael Carroll convicted, At the
November Tenn of The Court Of Commen Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga County, Ohio Of the crime of assault with 1nent TO
commit rape and sentenced to The Penny entaTy for three
years THOhlAS CAkkOlL;
GHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ to the command Of order of sale, Issued from the
Court Of Ccmmon Pleas Of CuyhOsa County at the suit Of
NicOlaus mmerer, flainid. against AarRerlte Prl-
sing al Defendants directed, shall offer for sale
at ubr auction the door Cf the Court House, lc0rner
Of Seneca and Champlsiu stees in the CITY Of CleTeand
in said county, tie 18th day Of FebTu7Ey. ls at o
clock P NJ OF said day, the following described lands and
euemens wits Situate the township OF Clevefands
being number seven the 18th range Of townships IN the
Connect icut Weste Reserve in the State Of Obio and
winch Isl also in the County of CuYahOgu and known as
city Lot No urhun ired nd twenty nine 1881 IN Bar
ber and Lords subdivision and is bounded Sou LO-
rain Street and West BY { lines, north ley. Ssd
lot is thirty three feet and one-fOuTth L3l Loran
Street. land also all the improvements sd l0 be he
less but suhjscttO all legal highways Ap-
praised at $500. - -, -, :.
R. @. HUNT, Plsintf7s Attorney. janf5:2u
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Rail Roaos.
1850--60.

+OON I'VE
cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
kss5 F....r
WINTER ARR9E0F5TFN :
~ AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
~ = iHs9, Passenger trsia leave CsTslnd as flloy
I-s3 A. NJ Cncnnnati Express ftaDo1 z n Barea Grsf
ton Ia Grange. Weliingfoe Nsvg london g1-
a. 81, ism snelbYi aan al stations sourh Of Shelby
~ u SlhelAia.i Might aasenseE, sgppIng
.lons belWeta Cleveland and Gallon and a
CaIdi=gtOn and Delaware; also, stoypi1T ts
leave BasscugaTe af all alat1 1nr south III dSIi,r
CONNECTIONS.
5nsIbI, Sandusky, MansGeld and Newark Rafruaa 10,
Mansfield M Ysrnen, Newsrk Zanesviis ~
CfazIiias, Pittsburgh Ft Wayas and Chicago RailTosd
Tor ForPsl LLper SanduskT, Deph0B, Lima 1t
Muyna, Lhporte, Chicago, &e. West and East
for d lusheld Wooster, Magsillun &c.
HA19a and hel1cnllnG Railroad Line for Marion Belle
i0nsains Sidney Unioa, MdEcis, IEdianspOla
leIfe sauts. YitesEne1, EVansEiile, Louisville
lro. ST. Louis Es.
- ava ,sIoa asa Cilcnnsti Line io- Springfield. O.
Dayton Hamilton, CinciHcati Richmond, Ia
lan4p0iss IeIre Halt6, 81 Louss, ne.: and A.
binf ilnaii VITA ths Ohio 4 AliasiEsiBpi PAIL
59.d for Louisville, Gaa al Boints the Ohis
Cs.sahas. Litee BIaui and coluzbus, and Xsuis Rsl
feadi .dl Nsula, naytcn Indianap0lis, TsTrs
hlaaLgt 81 l-Oalai MORROW, LOieland. and Cin-
cilnatl, and Withtho OiI0 and NJ ilaiEsipDi Rail
fuaii aL Cincinnati for L0usT .iio, Evansville
Caro- SL Louis and al p int9 the Ohio river.
ColaA8n5 Gsnt a Ohio haroad lor Newark ZaR8sVi1s
Mhselngy &C. Columbus, Piquz Aad Indiana
ksllroad for Piqua, urbana. l.r.
y For Tick cts % al points ard Information sppV Al
the Vnl0a Ticket oics, 81 5uVsri0TstTs0i TIE Pas
tsngsT Station. -
HHHm nd
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G. ". BERRY,
TTPHOT, ,STERER AND MANUFAC.

tursr Of Lounges AMI all kinds of Mattresses and
BeddinF Cushions Curtains DTaperes 81, No AZ Supe
rior street HI four doors be Commercial Branch Bank
An 5Tdsrs promptly executed Particular attention paid
to the laying o. on Cloths, Carpeting, &c. &c.
uyQdly1
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES Z!
DISPATCH
ECONOMY!
W"A STITCH ~ TMs SAVES nE."-a

A. accidents 0i1 happen sueH Sst regulaisdJaHies
very desirable have soms chsap and WAY
for repairing Furniture, Toys, CFooKery, 80
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M ASTEK'S SALE-In Pursuance

WT hDIIh . pALN III I ufbuHuCt
1NA Of deretal order OF sale issued rom he Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuYahOga County, Ohio, Bt the suit
E homls b. PTitchurd HPuinst Walter j. Allen and 9TH
20 directed shall expose for e at the door OF the
Court Huute cOrner Of Seneca and Champain tIees in
he City Of cleveland in sad Coauly, the lad cay Of
FebTuBTy. 1860 at O'Clock P N rf sH ay, ha follow
ing described lands tene7 outs TO wit Situate n the
township Of Brook n, CuyBhogu County, Ohio, tnd is
known Lot No Him Hiram tones addition 10 Cleye
land, COmpos Of gluul L,ts Nos. 6s and 50. IN sad
srOok yu township Said To- Is g. 1912 feet front COlum
bus and l7 and 92 fees deep hs south us and
l5i ami t2 feet deep aCng Erin Avenne and 6sH feet
wide on the west end. Appraised at Sl20l.
E. W. BINGHAM, Muster Com'r.
IoRPN pRENTIrg. Pth = Atliv iani1.21O
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AI0nuf0ttnrEs.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
City Undertaken,

EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock of all kinds and styles Of CCFFlNS em6rs-
cng great variety of his style of BURIAL CASK-
hts ali of which cannot be eIcelled by miaT con
eern in the State. NO. IS ERIE ST, CLEVELAND =
inu1TRladRvT
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan. 81.


secosd Board prices rather stronger particularly az the
elsa. Gu 4 r E3E; Gal & Oh 5S55: M G By; III Z
Douds s.; aiO 6s sl1S; Va 81; Tenn ssk; c giA
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Drugs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dee. 1, 1858.
From ms tHssllensy 4AiEs j. WESTCOTT Governor
"Fg upwards ef twenty 4 years was Ell tel With
talent IN the country uiled cure bot Wo Viz dfd 10
most salts acorv munner &, tho GTaefenber Remedies.
49, Jas D wLsrcoFrH
NEw YoRK FebTasTy 1859.
DR. J. = FHID0r-Dear Sir: S0me two ears 20 au in-
tmae isuals lrcnd had cen suffering from faIg Of tbo
he al nns 80 clearly described in oir adgrI-
samens A0d psmDhlrts she h8d The very hesi med cal
aaly ,oid fs a. he fGoash hsf lie migat posslS Be
prolonged yerl ltic lonETr qnsi .le 12,t igdlegqs
when came mo your oe ~ the GTsetsnberg Medical
dent OF he racf a6erg srsiIls Csih6icon in rehsv-
Ing her, she dschaTgo all The phsciaus and n IT, tho
botte eurtly cur her Sucs then, FOR ear tNoyears
trem has bten ary cure OF the comp ani, aud
h' Is Us 81 '' '''i'' 'n' h'a'' Jso Sl'H Bi5Gs
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEBFOT D. Coslacton Go. D., May H 81
hr IL y. KSdsLEY-siL: Ih.ve been sci ling The med
cines II the Grueerhsg Company for ne last Ten year,
and have nvaraDly found them 10 give cd 81 sfactpni
ard the Pills We a eTeat many f,meg
afy as their tea nj sOee and WITH trade they have
msdsne that has great nmount OF good Femtle
Diseases One lady 50 4 to tod re s. bud received
ans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholieon
Is offered certain aniel with the following
SYMPTOMS
fegulaItites-Weak akuess- Eurtuess-D ABp8-
us-Szll0w C0mpleIion-Pain an the Back aud
KidneyE-C ills-Cod Aands and Fee.-
Bloating-Fev Feverishness-Neuralgis-
Head lche-Resf ssness-
DISTURBED Bleep-FluShes Of Heat
General Pain--Cfawling and Pain In
IN the Spine and between tis ShOulders-Acid
StOnacls-Nausea-D Difficult passing Of Urine With heat
smartmg-ltchibg, Burning or Irritation IA the
Urine -Nightmare-Despaia-Hys-
terics--AnIiely--Re Face
Nervous TWitchiag -Startiug-
ConstiTpafiOn-Irritable Ten Eer-Sad-
uess-DeprHved Appetits-F laful leucs-BlOat-
ed and Irregular BoWeis-Unpleasant DreamS--
Pain- IL Uterine Orguns-Num Jnes and Pains IN Limbs
5sold by City Druggists and utdcins dealers through
Out the country.
y For Medicines or Agencies. address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOvl2:d&w General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-02
NATE mn REAT, FSTATE RY Or,

~ DER OF COURT-On the l6h day Of February,
1885, O'Clock A. M at the door of the Court House
tbs Public SQUARE, p the ty Of Clevelsnd intbe coun
OF Cuyahoga state Of Ohio will be sold 10 The hel
bidder the following described Real Estate as the pro-
perty Of John Cockbun, deceased TO wit: Situate in
said city Of Cleveland in said county Of CuYshogl, ard
known Su-Lbt No. All, IN Kelley Walworih's subj
vision Of pat Of the WawO III Fam" $50 caedl SAID
lot being feet front HsrsOu street It's easter bou
daTy extending in between parallel lines a reht
giles sad street 20 alley TOd In Widthi the
southerV line being llO feet and the Eorhery line
about Sc feet IN length. Appraised at $50.
Terms Of sale Will be m1de known on the day Of sale.