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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-22
MASTER s SALB-PURSUANT

MASTER s SALE.-PURSUANT
lHl 10 the command Of decretal order of sale from
suit Of the Connecticut Mutual Life IhsurRnce Company
against Joseph Chamberlain and others, to me directed
GoIs y % it ~ essDd oS tbS vSeTbtb daI oi Feo
rusTy 1850 at two o'clock NJ the following described
and in The eountT OF Cuyahegs and State Of Ohio VIZ
Parcel No. Oue.-The west part Of lot number SIXTY
seven IN John NJ WoosBys subdivision Of city lots.
bered f Numbered h.tgsiK to one hundred sixty
seven all Inclusive original allotment OF the VIII
age Of Ceve and. and bounded follows, tO-w: Cam-
rods WIDE at the southeast corner Of lot No
IysI and running thence on SAID north SIDE Of Euebd
street eassry one hundred tes hence o right angles
with Euclid street to Hont on the original line OF the ten
acre lots called inorheTlY about twenty SIX rods by
e,tma ion thence oh said ne OF me ten ae lots north
westerly 6bJut rods By eStimatonl The nor h-eas
% The northeast corner u lot No sixty siI ty-thres
links; and thence the east line OF said lot No sIysI
sniyeieht and half links sid lots being more PARTED
arl described on The map Of said subdivision now On rec
ar b NAV s erected on he sme shSl he pseed
the distance from Epcd street IS the house
bud~s shaBe oreeted or placed thereon nearer to said
Euclid street than the sad Hoaary house. Until after the
3Oth day Of October A. d 1881 Also one other certain
OF land situate sid city Of Cleveland, known
beng part Of lot No four, purchased By
Parker Handy of Samue dodge, July 9th A. D. s4s and
ery line OF SAID lot Eheie s sasterly line Of land Fur
easseS IIs ss9 ~ s1lq SIl rl.y ~ ~
said lot to the ery conner Of said Handy lot thence
running hence southefy and parallel with the vss line
Of said Handy lot shall nefsect said rst mentioned ae
the plsci Of beginning being land decided by Par
ker HANDY to Joseph Chamberlain recorded in Cuya
hOga County Records. Apnl 1850 vol IS pgges SIG and
6l7 aspp aised at S23,50)
Parcel No. Two-The whole of lot number of Cases
survey of addition to Cleveland. including portion
land purchased Of Kellev WalwOrth to fill out The point
said lotthe whole OHpdsng parllleOgam OF nifty f.
front on Pittsburgh street, and ten rods bounded
ery by Orchard Al north BY land fora ery owned
by Kelley and WalwOrh e1sery bv Pittsburgh street and
south bg lot No, two decided Fatty Bidwes heir the
front on Cases plan, secoaed BOpk page 45 on Pitts
hurgh street, thiIseven feet four and ons fonr in
cheE; the balance of the front obtained from Kelley
and Walworth appraised at $780,
Parcel No Three Also one other lot known as lot No
four hundred sixtv-nne in Kelley Walworth's subdVis
ion of part of the Walworth Farm, called in said city
Cleyesnd said lot being y feet front Pin sburgh
street. which said g the eastern bOundaT Of said
lot and eEendlna rear 1etweEn Rlresl lines at night
angles with said Pittsburgh street. Ten rods TO alley
rod in width he the sane less, but sub TO al
legal highwIys appraised At 81. : 90. -
JsOuaTy a. 1862 HENRY @. ABBEY,
RANSEY, BACKTs NOBLE, Master Cam'T.
Pitts AttYs. ian27:272
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CeaPAKT
N. T. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the foIlOWing sfic5sGt AID reliable Lake
Lines.
Daily 70 DUNKIRK AID NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
ILi-yyssEly to oGDENsBURGH, OsWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and intermediate Ports.
E Property construed delivered tc our cara viii 70
eeiye prompt Gad careful attention and disuatch.
q Passengers viii be ticketel throUgh AL directions
ct the lowest rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-22

Edgar HudekOper in-l Bedeu Seymour, Eleanor
H Seymour, Smith Griffith, r. V. Yates, Asa Messen-
GER The Manuf lctureIs Ba' at Birmingham, COnnec
ticut R. l. Russell, Defendants.
Ia the Court q 0omHOl Pleas CuJahoga County, Ohio,
smith GTith Of New YCrk stale, and ths Manufaetu-
Bank Birmingham, Connecticut will take nnee
that the plaintiff above named did on the ID day Of Ab
ruary 1850 re his petition in said Court against me above
ed defendants setting forth that the said Beden SeY
did th9 18th day Of January 1851 execute to him.
the plaintiff bond for the payment OF IS 900 and interest,"
at ten per cent per alnum, payable semi annualy-and
praying OT iud ment against the said Beden Seymour for
500 and interest at cent $3.50 from July ls
ls60 aBd interest Ber IS 80 foI January
ls 1859 nd said petition forth that secure said
in said bond mentioned the said BeGen Seym0r and his
wife Eleanor H. Seymour did on said 18Th day OF Janua-
ry 1851 execute and deliver to said plaintiff mortgage
City OTIS Nos. and in Hiram stones subdivision Of
part Of origin al lot No TO- in Ohio CITY being each 50 feet
front Pearl rect al8I Lots and in said Stones
subdivision Of the Ward Orchard, in Ohio City and being
each 90 feet said Pearl street, and l28 feet deep.
And that since the giving Of said mortgage, tue said de
fsndans, the Manufacturer Bank and Smith Griffith
have claim to have interest in SAID real estate
and the said petition asks for order OF sale Of said prem
and that the proceeds of such sale be applied in
payment of such judgment Tho said defendants, The
Manuf cuTers Rank and Smith Griffith notified that
they required 70 and aswer said petition
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
next
Dated February ID. 1850. CARTIER & THAYER.
6wd Attvs for Plth.
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Cleveland FlOOF Oil Cloth Mandatory,
IOrINy WFRSTFP p.orr;eto,

ALSO MANUFACTURER AND
"a Wholesale Dealer in WAFER FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry and Ia oil and agent Tor the sale Ofthe Cleye
land " HIfE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Warehouse
and Oce AtwGter Block foot OF Superior street aud NO
Vinevurd street, Cleveland, Ohio. febi2R2OdaW
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MES H. ODE l. l.,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
~ WORK OF every description, No % Union street, Il
few doors frum Suue0r street, Cevelund o. He s pro-
pared furnish ell kinds Of work used for steam Water
or Gas and all ihs various articles usog In the Plum ing
Bu,ina Beer Pumos OF all kinds made aud repaired =
paired. uSckka
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BAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with sEeland and Toledo, ClsEsisnd CO
lumbus CIncinna Cleveland and ETie and CisEa aHf
and PittsbuIgi aailrsf ds.
At SOloi. with hacks % ChagTin Fslls &c.
At Eantua NIlh hacks lor klTsnna, a..
At BrlGsYills with hacks 70 AeuTsOr Eaiia ke.
At Waneu with hacks 10 sha-sn, Gieenfsld hIsadElIs
Bloomfield Canield, &c
At Youngstown, with stages for Nsa Castle, Poland
Lowell, and Enon VALLEY and thence bY P r. W & c. q
B. 70 Pittsburgh.
CHAs. l. RHODES. SUN.
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0HERIFF'S SALF.--PURSUANT
R @. HUNT, Pl,iutTs Alioroos. Jaa2s:Zli
CHEkRIFF IND MASIEk COM

SHEhRlfE AND M ASI Eh COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE, Pursuant 70 the csmmand
II order # sale issued the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOea County At the suit Of Levi F. Jackson,
Plaintiff against Harriet +. Pare, Ct al, Defendants To
directed shall offer for sale II public auction, st the
door If the Court House (c0rnero Seneca and ChamDai
sreets) the City Of Ceveuud IN said county on the
lhs following described lands and tenements TO wit:
situate in the township Of Brooklyn IS the iame
originally existed. berg number seven lll IN lhs thT-
teenth range Of townships. the Conneetlclt western
Reserve State Of Ohio and which Is also n the
county Cuynhoga and known by being th undgld
I'd fourth part of lot Of land known part Of lot No
hty-three situated in the NOrth-Wesl conner Of said
lot 50, and bOualed As follows
Beginning Al post in said Northwest corner. and run
seventy-sight rods stake; thence North ghty.wo
rods stake; thence West the line Of said lot seven
yeigat rods the Tace Of beginning containing shout
forty acres. Appraised az S2.500 90.
Also undiVded fourth part OF the following descrb
ed LO-being part OF lot uumber hfty-wO bounded- Be
ginning the Southwest Of said lot No So and
thence running North and % lOJ chains 10 the ceDtre
OF the County Road; thence North s. East twenty and
5lO0 chains along lhe Of said Road thence South
OF the fence; thence West nineteen and 100 chains
the place be inning containing twenty aud l0l
acres by the survey Of W Marsh, excepting theTefrom
Il the Westerly side about eigh formerly
sold Thomas Psckam by Pnhp Bsnell, and a except
ing adjoining tue Moth East part OF the said
ece and being tWenY rods the and eight rod
wide formerly ueeded by sid Barne tO B. +. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods be the more or less
bot subject 10 al legal highway" AnpTaised At 81
/ d. L. WIGHTMAN,
! Sheriff and Master Commissioner
prrups b I'm tsF1aEu
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT.--On III 25th day Of February at
Il o'clock A. N at the door Of the Court House the
Public Squire the city Of Cleveland Cuyahrga county,
Ohio wilt be sod TO the highest bidder the following de-
bed real estate the property of David VaDV ds
ceased 20 Situate 10 the t0Enshp Of Dover, In said
unity being the northwest corner Of Lot o. ia said town
ship and bounded follows to vii North and east By
lot lines south by line through the ceuter Of ssd lot eQu
distant from the north and south lines Of sad lott and west
by line running through the center Of said lot equi-s
ant from the and west lines OF said lot supposed 20
contain 40 p eSs Appraised at $1,000 CO.
Terms Of sails will be inside known the day Of sale
MARY H VAN YLElT,
uardian Of the mpors Of David r. Van Welt, decsasd-
Cleveland Ohio, February u. $50, fsbls;Hl
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AIouufarturrs.
DAN'G W. DUTY,

II EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
N stock OF all kinds aud styles Of CNEkiNs, emeTss-
eg great variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CAsk-
MS al Of which cannot be excelied ~ any maf con
eefn IN the state. NO. o. ERIE ST., CLEVELAND 70
ihni7F2id&w
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CLBVEIAED AND TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.
L-LI-Il- - -
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

AazlL-r1E1laa- y -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
I0N AND AFTER MONDAY. Noy
~ Ilh, 1859, Trains his Road will leave Clsvsand
a. follows:
Ii0 A. H. stepping at BeTea Grafton, and all
the Sou hem Division
4Oo r Ii Saudusky Mail stcpIing Et all way stations
Northern Division e. 81 Of Sandusky.
133 P d stopping az all stations Southern Division
e1oep, Washington, Genoa. and Cay Junction.
The 74l A. N Train makes connection at MournsVilla
with the Sandusky. Mansfs d and Newark R F.. and
Clyde with the Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati R. r. for
Urbana Springfield, DaytOn CinCnoti ind all points in
the South
At Toledo the T:l0 A. and the 75 P NJ trsns make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern NOfkern
Indiana R. r, for Chica=o and al points the West. Al
with the Toledo, Wabash and Western r R.. for Fort
Wayne, Lugan port, lafayette, Decatur, Springfield Al
ten. St Lnus, Cairo. and sli points in the Suhvest
81. at IsindO with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit r. 4
and Jackson Branch R. r for Detroit and Jackson,
FoT Information and tick cts, apply at the Um0n Ticket
Once, 81 Superior stleet ard at tho Depot.
Cleveland Nov. I2ih, ls59
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q. w. BERRY,
rrnrr OF rnNTl ID IL - A Nh Al A NIIIIf A ~

TTPH0LSTEREE AND MANUFAO.
" turcr Of Lounges, AM all Kinds of Mattresses aud
bedding Cushions Cmtans DTipcrifs &c No ~ ~ Pc
rnf street HI four doors bo Commercial Branch Bank
Cleveland, OaiO. a. -
All rd sTs o. ompty executed Particular attention pai
70 the laying o OH Cloths, Car9oting. &C. &C.
lv-I
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Heater.
THE VICTOR"
HALL. SCHOOL HOUSE, pa STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 20 be greater Heater with the amount
of Anthracite OF Btuminous CO than any other Stove for
he same purposes; it is Furnace and SoVs IN one
combination
These Stoves together with the largest sn1 best va
sIiss OF Eastern Stoves for Cooking, PaTlor, Dining
Room Bed Room, School House, Store Snd Church Fur-
poses Just received the best assortment IN the
market. Our large stock OF
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHINd GOODS,
Is the largest in the Market and just received from
the bet Honses in Cincinnati and New York. where they
were recently selected at ths nwest prices Our sssor
ment of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet IFOn Ware,
Still continues large, and Of the BEST QUALITY.
u TIN ROOFING. aud all Job6ins Ia our line we
execute with prOmptn and " Despatch 3"
having selected these Goods described abave. in
person. the lowest Cash prices oer taem for sale
cOTdinely This fact, gether with our thirteen years
eIDetehce enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION, ard
offer large stock If Good at prices cheap cheaper
than they be purchased elsewhere in this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto.
Therefore don't all to call end decide for yourselves at
the old and well known Store OF
W. L. MARVIN,
No. a Public 6qusIs. neary opposite old Court House
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Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the people.

lnR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
II DISEASES arising from impurities Of the Lluod with
unparalleled He Is prepared TO reBOut to the
public greater aaY of lanes II GeuleHea aEd Ladies
cured BY him this city than have been cured by any
olher practice In the CITY # cleveland in the length
Of time The question is-What does he all Chrlnic
Diseases in frst and second stages With men, women
and children circular, aud others too numsT-
mention Among the number Of eaes succsss
fully treated BY him. be is permitted refer 70 The follow
ing iniivauas-J. p. Ross, Esq Prepr otor Weddell
House; p Hin y ESQ Chas. L. Fish Attorney at
Law; A. ". Ddiy; a. CozZens; Lambert Whine; \. y,
glsy; nauiel DuntOu; Henry Lloyd D. A. Ode; silas
L Beldan; Dr. W. j. Gould.
~ Once No. M onIllio street, south side Of Public
| ~ Consolidation Free. fsblR2l
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.

M - - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
a January 9Th, ls60.-TRAINS LEAVE CLEVR-
LAND DAILY-SundaFs excepted:
sfl5 M-Msil for Pittsburgh wheeling and New Phila
dclaha
s35 P. h.-EKuress. for Pittsburgh K Wheeling
Both Trains Ike direct connections with PennsyVluia
Railroad for Baltimore Phiadelp pha- New YORK md BOs-
ton Also with Baltimore Chl0 Railroad for Baltimore
and Washington City
Also connect Hudson for Akron and Nil leTsburEh
EC Tine By this route asquiek and viii be
As by Northern Lines 70 New YORK.
F.R MYERS. G. 7. Agent. isn6
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Bail ROaOs.
1850--6O.
IsysIand, C0IHmbus : CInsInnaLI RalII0aA

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati BailROaA
kefs "A N =
kitts--sei -
WINTER ARR1N8EMFNF
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
" a. isse PASSENGER Train leave Cleveland ss0los
1881 M Cincinnnat Express stoppr At Berea Graf
ton La Grange. WELLINGTON. New London, Sa-
lem shelby, and al stations south Of Shelby.
20 d Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping al
tlons between Cleveland and Gallon, and aE
CardinEton and Delaware; also Stopping to
leave panreaqsrs 81 All stations EJuth Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
8halby gandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, foa
Mtnsaeld Dit Vernon, Newark, Zanezsills ~
Cfa1aa, f1ltgburEh T. MaYu6 and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest Z pper SanduakJf Delphos, Lima kt
Wayne Lhports. Chicago, &c. west. and EasI
for Mansfeld, Wooster hasslllOn, &c.
2oE and h6si0niains Railroad Line for llariun Belle
iguiains, Sioney Uaiou, Muncie, Indiaaa30lls.
Aerre hauts Vince anFs, EFansVile, Louisville
siTo, 50. L0dig, &c.
ps AVA sTtJn and Cincinnafi Line for sprEsfsId o.
layton, Hamilton, CLleinnntI. Hchmond. IN
diarapJli1, TerTs Haute, 81 L0u1s. &c; and a.
Ilnl inaatl with the Ohio 3 blisgiEsibFi BAIL
I9ad fOE L0uiIyillo, lHd all points ihs Ohia
kiEer.
CslsnbuB Liffls hIiami and Columbus, and Xsnia Raj
road for Aeulai Dayton, indianapolis, IsITs
Haute, 81 LOUIS MorI1W, Lggeland, aHd Cin-
ciunnti. and with the Ohl0anl MiEsssiD8i Hafi-
Toad a. Cincinnati for LocisFille EYEnsTilis
Cairo, 81 Louis, and al points on the Ono river.
C1lGM5us Central Ohio kailf1ld for NeWark ZanesEls
Wheeling, ac.; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
RailfOad for Piqua, Urbaua. &c.
~ For Tickets 70 ali poInts and iniOsmgtiOn apply A.
the Unon Ticket Oce, 81 Superior street, or - thu Pas
Ionssr statoa -,.,,
Cleveland NsV y 1888
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OlLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD.-TilE TABLE, No Is.
Totake effect and after Thursday February TO- ls58
GOING EAST. I GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 Yetnsgs-l Y0uigStgI5H % Cteus
t0Da. La1d
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GEqnl NOtttEs.
CHERTbF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

CHERIbF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- Of an alias writ Of vondtioui erpouas, issued from the
Conrt of Common Pleas Of gnysh9gn a. sas sS q
70 me directed devcfd shall offer for sale OF pubic
ts 909 % IN ~ CIV f CievsHnd in said county
on tne i3h day Of March, IsB0 at2 o'clock d. Of sad
is-Sitiuhte Ia Brooklyn toWnhip No. ia Range n,
Connecicus Vest Reserve, and known 9S lot 10
bounded the south b, Wgodbine street and west oy
lot l9 being 60 ieot front Il said rect ana ~! ~ ~
R re cords Idso'0'1 '''-''
2H1iso one otbe parcel Of land decided by Henry L.
Whtmau and wife 10 Fripknn Marshall situate 10 the
township Of Brook yn cling numb5T IN range ~ 10 me
Connecticut Western Reserve and Is known as Guy Lot
No lll; in Barber or so6dlvslo9 O9i9 SiII s1e y
lot line and north alley sad let is q y noe.
S9 CsTo erect gIA fee deep Ss S{ PSa m q R As1 @
p,.,.-,. p,a.. D. l. WlGhTAAN sIssii!a7. s5ii547
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under and
n BY vr,ue aulonIy vested 10 me By deed o.
assignment erecuiod aud dev red 70 me BY Marsha Car
son q ooye snd q sa oeL isr safe =, p99e ~ s
land comfy Cuyahoea and Saie OF ONO on Wednss-
the est,rs stock Of ,ods contained in said Store,
consisting Of Palcr Hanungs, WndoN Shades Paints'
Glass Varuish nnd variety Of other articles, together
d:e5.:56S - HEMAN CmTTENDEE, As;;ignee
" Ihb above sale l. postponed until the I'D day oi
March He1s at the same time and pace as above
CHERRIES SALE.--PURSUANT
Court Of Ccmpon Pleas Of Cuyshosa County at the suit OF
Ncoaus mme[er. tlainlil against BI1rser.te Pr Pr
at Public auction the door Of the COut House, corner
Of and Champn eetsl 10 the CITY OF Ceye land
m said county the 18th day Of February. lsr0 at o.
clock p n Of said day the following described lands ard
enemeuts wit: situate the township Of Ceveia and
being number the 18th Of townships IN the
Connecticut Westen Reserve, 10 the State o. Ohio and
ty Lot No. fur han lred nd twentynine 429l IN Bar
Der and Lords subdivision, and Is bDuuded Sou Lo-
rain Street and West bY lines north Hey Sald
lot thirty ythee feet and one-fuTh l33Al on Lorah
Street. ana also all the Improvements lott be he
same more less subject ali legal highways" APP
pi'i'su 1T S'0O'' D.L wIGHrMAN, Sheriff
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The Oval Parlor Stove called
THE Pc RI
THE "YICTOR.H

For Anthracite Coal or COEe is beautiful pattern
and bV tbs dozens of citizens using the ais
cs to be perfect great ecOnOmizec Of fuel and great
Heater
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Watsr-Eastn Pbbu laI
Sandy HID Oemnt I 2lQl
NQhtts Lime - al
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I FIn. I'd COppsr, and Sheet IrOn Vac.

Is the largest in the market, and just received f
the bett Honses in Cincinnati and New York. where III
were recently selected at tia lowest prices Our ssso
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-18

PALUpAL MAsa The Chemists have lor1
been laboIing to detect this subtle poison, and
determine what it is. Door. AYR, Of Lowell
has at length succeeded He finds it to be I'm
atherlal exhalation of vegetable decay, which
is evolved only in the presence and BY the as
slstance of water. Its absorption through tie
lungs into the blood is the sole cause Of the
hillary arrangements which result in the in
termittent Fevers, so affecting and so prevalent
in our climate. An antidote for this insidious
venom, is one Of the great desiderata in medi-
cine, and the Doctor feels sure that he has
found one which not only neuti Allies but ex-
pels it completely from the system. It is put
up in convenient form, called "AGuE CURE
and furnished cheaper than other remedies for
this complaint which last fact is by no
means an uninportant one in these times
Democrat, H0odstock, III.
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INPECTINE
THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.


ESOR the prevention and cure of Fever aud Agae
n and Bilious Fepers This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge of the present pro-
prietors by friend who has been q great traveller
In Persia and the Hoy Land.
While going down tho river Euphrates he exper-
fenced serere attack of Fever and Ague. On dis
covering his condition, one of the Boatmen took
from his person an Amalet, saying, "Hear this and
no Fsrer ,eiN touch you." Although incredulous as
to its virtues; he complied and experienced imme-
date relief, and has since always found itan eee
tual protection from all malartous complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boat
man attributed to it miraculous powers, and said
that it could only be obtained from the Priests Of
the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman in
conv ersiug with Priest obtained from him the
cret of its preparation, and ascertained where the
medicinal hesbs were found of which it was com
pounded. The wonderful virtues of this article
have induced full belief in the minds OF the ma
tives in the miraculons healing of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been tried
with the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gen
tiemen of high character, who have given it the
most unqualified praise. This remedy having been
4 specific in Persia for hundreds Of years, for the
prevention and of Fever and Ague and Billion:
Fevers-is now offered to the American people,
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full dree
lions for use, on receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufaetory, lsS Main St.
Richmond Va. Branch Cfice, Bank of Commer ,
Bnilding New York. Address
July Is '60-wly. JOHN WILCOX CO.
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MOTTO T..
STATE or MISSISSIPPI

IsSAQuENA COuNTY.
DE it remembered, that on Monday, the l4th day
ID of May, A. d. 1880, ir being the second Mon
said day in month regular meeting of the Board Of
Police of said County, was begun and held at the
Court House in Talula.
PRESENT :-Esau w Shelby. President; H ID Cof-
field, Samuel B Leatherman, Louis Tillman and W
D. Brown, members, James L nay6eld, Sheriff of
said County and W Prescott, Clerk Of said Board.
Ordered by the Board, Thatby authority vested
in them by an act of the Legislature Of the State
of Mis- issipp pproved End day Of December, 1858,
that an additional tax OF twenty Eve per
be, and the is hereby levied and assessed for
leyee purposes each and every acre Of land in
this County, subjeet to State aud County Faxes,
and the Sheriff of this County be authorized and
required to collect the same as other taxes.
Ordered That copy Of this order be published
in the Yicksburg Weekly Wing, newspaper prin-
ted and published in the City Of Vieksburg, State
aforesaid, and in the Mississipppian, newspaper,
printed and published in The City Of Jackson, Sate
aforesaid, for the space Of four successive weeks.
A true copy.
ATTEST: j. ". PRESCOTT, Clerk.