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TNHE ENTERPRIsING PROPRIE-
Chestnut Grove Whfskey.

THE Purest Medicinal Agent known) has furnished
the community StimulnIt Pure Heallhfu and nVigoar
ting st the same time mild delicious beyeraze It cal
cuiated 70 DO away with the vile drUgged stuff limits palm
Cd on on the community md which is injurious body
and mind, In addition to the oahcaes beneath he has
received Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY. and additional testimony from Dr. JACKSON,
Boston, Mas who testifss under oath to absolute
purity.
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TRIESEMAR, 1898,

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LET
Il TIERS PATENT Of EnglEnd and secured by the
ssalso the Eeoo De Pharace de Paris, and the 1mpe-
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No is isinysluahle for exhaustion, Epermatorhoa and
all Uhy sical disabilities.
No completely eradcates all traces OF those diseases
that have bhelta been treated by the and pen
eious use OF o0paiva and cubebs.
No has entirely suppanted the injurious use Of mer
eury thereby nsung 70 the sufferer speedy relief dis
perSing all Impurities and roofing out the venom Of dis
ease,
TRiEsEMAR, Nos ], and 3, ara prepared in the form
OF SoZenge, devoid Of taste and smell and be carried
the WalEtoat pocket Sold IN tin and divided
7spaEuie doses as administered BY Vslpeau Laemsnd
houI icod &c Price S3 each, ensas for So which
50; and IN S2I cases whereby hers s Ra of 81
Io be had wholesale and retail Of Dr.. BARROW No st
beecEer ste9et, New York. Immediately receiving
receiving remttaAee, Dr. Barrow will forward the the
sear q any part of the world securely packed and ad
d7ee11d according to the instructions of the writer
- Sold also BY GAYLORD HAMMOND andWAi.
FISKE Cleveland. jan1
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GLBTEIAND AND TOLEDO BAIL R0Ip.
iks @ - i.=.i=s=..55=''5 - =
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

- g! HHs::sll. - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NoF
" lith, lssa, TTsias Cn ts Road viii leave clsEsEha
as follows
80 A n stopping at 9srea, GnOn. and al EailouI
the Sou heIn DIVISION
400 NJ, Sandusky MAI stopping at all way stations
Northern Division east Of Sandusky
T:35 p. NJ stopping at all stations Southern Division
eIcsp. Washingten, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The 1:40 A. Train makes connection HonrlsVills
vi h the Sandusky, hanglsid and Newark r R. aad q
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cneinnsti r. s. II
UTbana Springfield. Dayton, CneiHhoi and sl points y
the South.
At Toledo the TO A. NJ end the US P M trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana r. fer Chicaso and al points IN the West. Al
with the 4oledo Wabash and Western r R. for Fort
Wayne, LaganSpOr lafayette, Decatur, Springfield Al.
ten, St Inuis; Cairo and all points in the Southwest
50. at TsodO, with Toledo Monroe and Detroit R. r.
and Jackson Branch R, r. for Detroit and Jackson,
For information and tickets apply the Unlon Ticket
Olfce, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot.
L D RUCKER1 Superintendent,
Cleveland. Nov. l2ih, 1859.
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Fishing Tackle.

nIfEs JUST RECEIVED--An-
-, s--,, other hns lct Of cOnroy's Fishing ackls
aklg Fike Bass Tfout, either in lake NV
sr M Sfoo5. sleh q Eods Reels Lines, Hooks SMELLS
Fnest hly beoksi hlinnoM heines, Nets, &c &c,at o
H. HAITERSLEK'S Gun Store
W2sapeuoT st. Cleveland
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Dated February d. 1880. CARTIER & THAYER.
6wd Attvs for Pitt

W p. HoKTON, Plaintiff 1 Before Shm'l Foambs, ESQ
against Justice Of tbs Peace OfC leya-
" R. NoRToN. Defendant land Cuyahcga county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, w. r. NOR
Il TON viii take notice that my instance the Sd
DAY OF January, ls6O the above named Justice issued
order Of tnchmeu against he goods chates and credits
Of said defendant in the above tiled cause, claim
agHnst him in nVUr for the eight dollars 30 cts
and that said action is set for hearing before said Justice
feb20i27i W p HORTON.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF CoURT.-On the 2lst day Of March, 1850,
a the door Of the Court House the Public SQUIRE 10 he
city Of Cleveland Cuyahoga county, Chio viii be sid 70
the highest bidder the following described real estate,
the property Of james Town, decesed to wit Situate in
sal city Of Cleveland, in sad county, and Known sub
lot No. A in the subdivision Of parts Of ten acre lots Nos
aud made by Thomas Bolton Said suhlOt No l25
suEte the nohery side Of Orange street. and is forty
feet front sHd street, and extends back between parallel
lines 132 feet 20 an alley. Appraised at $500,
Terms Of sale will be made known the day Of sale
WN. BROOKER,
Administrator Of James Town, deceased
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CERTIFICATES.


BOSTON, March Tth, 1850
have made chemical analysts Of commercial samules
OF Chestnut Grove Whskey, which proveso be free fou
the heavy Fas Oils and perfectly pure and uhsdstef
ted. The ne favor Of this WhiskeY iadeve6 from ne
A. "A. HAYES, n. D. State Assayer
No. Is BOTlgfon Ttreet
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Gsaal Notifts.
ERTFFS SALE-RY VIRTTE


GHERIFPS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of an alias wit Of Vondou s1ponas issued from ths
ConTt q Common Plsas Of Cuylhora county a lie Sat o
% me drsSisa and dSiiysr6d, Sha o s51 n Sb
auction The door Ct The Court House oonsr o ssasca and
Chnmpain stTeete IN the City Of Cleveland IN SAID county
on the lsih day Of March 1900 At o'clock n OF sad
day the following described lands and tsnomsnts 10 VIII
lst-stluate 10 BFooklyn oun,hip No 7. IN Range ls,
10 the Connecticut Western Reserve. and known lot No
u bounded the south by WoodbnB street and yTeSt v
ne being 90 feet front said street and 49, q IN Depth
9na recorded In volume %, page - CuyahoEa County
Appraised at sl7nOa
WnilRHn and wife 70 Franklin Marshall. situate 10 the
SnaaiP ., ,bsookyn teng number IN range - in the
No lt1 In Barber Lors subdivision Ohio City and Is
on lot lne' north on alley sad lot Is "a n front
on Carroll esreet iO7 ieei deep, By plaI Of AhSz
J. PlAurID. PNTs Agi. : 80 "a fa5ii.Tl idi:
sdy@SS @ GT r. Ba9a Yus ssmas .5 sss
ger, The Manufaciurer's Ba at Birmingham Connec-
lathe Court u Common Pleas, CuYahoga County Ohio
& SGh IN gumth, Of New YCrk State and ths Manulactu
~ ~ blnt AZ Birmingham Conneetoui vii take naiieo
tnst me plaintiff above named dd on me ~ Day Of Feb
nan cd dsfndau setting forth that The said Boden ssy-
pour did on t9s lh asI Of January s execute % him,
at ton per cent per annum, payable Bem-mnualiynnd
praying for judgment against the said Beden Seymour Tor
$500 and interest at ten per cent $3.50 from July It.
1850 s6d interest at Ten per cent IS go from Jannlry
IN said bond mentioned, the said Bo&en seYa0T and bis
wife Eleanor H. SEYMOUR did on sud 18Th DAY Of Janua-
ry, 1851 execute aid deliver TO said plaintiff mortgage
Cry Og Nos. and in Hiram Stones subdivision Of
part Of origin al lot No TO- 10 Ohio CITY being each 50 feet
sGSdiToS of ho Ward oshsTd Ia Ohio cy and
each 80 feet said Pearl street and l2s feet dep
And that since the giving Of said ottRaqe me said de
fendRnis, the hIanufactuferb Bank snd Smith Grifith
have claim to have. interest In said real esate
and the said petition asks for order sale of said prem
ises and that the proceeds Of such sale may applied IN
payment OF such judgment. The said deieudadts he
Manufacturer Bank and Smith Griffith notified that
they required 70 appear and said pattion
before the third Saturday aar the 18th day Of March
next.
Dated February d. 1890. CARTIER & THAYER.
6wd AttVs for Ptn
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G, WHARTON, j

For sale By G, WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole Principal Agent
No. lI5 Walnut St., PhilndelphfR
JOHN . URBRUG, Agent,
K ssl Cedar ST., Nov York, 2ssef:Tb
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9
OLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIhTE TABLE, No. IB
Totake effect and after Tursdsy, ,Fsbrlary 10 ls5s
GOING EAST. ! GOING WEST.
elrgelass 70 Yougg1 R0alq5f0isa % CLess
tOvH. lad.
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American & Foreign Ptemts.
r. II EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent Of U. S Patent Office, Washington, unde
the Act OF 1879
76 State street. opposite Kilby St., Boston.
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
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This Agency Is not only the largest In New England,
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These, besides his extensive library Of legal and mecEan'
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TO Farmers and Gard rnerS

The Subscribers ofor for sale 60, 900 Barrels of POUD-
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lt. II is made from the night soil of the City Of New
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"a; tr Corn and Vegetable it is the cheapest, neatest
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TEX T-BOOK OF
MODERN CARPENTRY.
BY THOMAS w. SILLOWAY,
Architect of the New Capitol at Montpelier, Vt.
Boston: CROSBY, NICHOLS & Co.

hIClllSS u IL N0pAN Nv WOhbPNhNA -"
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From the Boston Atlas & Bee.
San invaluable book to carpenters, architects and build
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From the Dover Gazette.
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is most ably handled and it will become a text book for
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From the London Atheneum.
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alto use a modern phrase which Lord st. Leonards has
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b Nichols, III Washington Street, Boston, and book sell
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Weeks Magic Compound.
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DR.. Sweets
FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT,NEURALGIA, LUMBA
GO STIFF NECK N JOINTS, SPkAINS,
BRUISES, ours AND WOUNDS. PILES
HEADACHE n ALL RHEUMATIC
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vi eIOdc0ns.

'1HE REST and CHEAPEST Melodeons are kept at G. w.
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DR.. Sloeet's MfaAi5le Liaiment
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Dr.. Stephen Secret. Of Clnnecticut,
Ia the a thor Of Liniment called "Dr. Sweets ~Infallible
BinimentH
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TRIAL ROTTLES GRATIS.

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail by 3. b.
MACON l. Co., st. Johnsbury, VT, to whom all orders
should be addressed. Sold by Fred E. Smith and S.P
Redheld, Montpelier E. Porter, Mortified, and by
Druggists generally. 2OlmO