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LONDON, LAUREL Co. KENTUCKY,
November 10th, 1851,

County.
LoEDoE, LAUREL Co, KENTUCKY, 4
November 10Th, 1851,
On The 2Oth day of April, 1861, the pa
trIOtic citizens Of Chester assembled at the
Town Hall, for the purpose Of raising vol
unteers to carry out the war against the
robslliOus South. There we're about forty
Of tAs most wealthy and influential citizens
Of Chester present The meeting was
called to order, and Captain Bella Shaw, Of
The Home Guards, was appointed Chairman,
and Oliver Kent Secretary. A proposal
vas then made to raise the pay Of those
vho should enlist from that township, from
The government fee 70 so pr month. Il
vas put to vote, and carried BY unani-
nous voice. A paper was then drawn up
and signed by forty-tWO the most wealthy
oltizsns Of the township, and Left in the
hands Of S. B. PhilbrIek for further circu-
lation. Then followed come able speeches,
which Wers intended to inAsme and kindle
The patriotism and love Of country which
then glowed In the bosoms Of the young
msn Of Chester. A call was then made
for volunteers, and seventeen young men
stepped up and signed the musIer-rOll,
which number was sWelled to twenty.
This number left for camp on the second
day Of May, ct Painesville, where we Joined
the Geauga Rifles, Captain G. E. Paine,
and there were assigned to the Nineteenth
Regiment U. Y. NJ, Company F., cOmUsnd-
ed BY Col Beatty. On the 20th day Of
Nay We left for Camp Taylor, Cleveland,
where We joined our Regiment. Our desti-
nation was Western Virginia, where We
we're commanded by Gen. Mcclellan, now
Commander in-Chief Of the 0. S. Army.
Our time having expired, We returned
home, and there received our discharge.
We remained ct home nearly month. In
the meanwhile the boys said something
about their pay from the town, and were
ooOlIy informed that there was flaw in
the papers which did not render them bind
ing. thus plainly showing that the citizens
Of Chester had q greater love for money
than for their country. We think this very
encouraging, snd q good way Of raising
volunteers. Would not this be a good
method for other towns to sdopt2 No
doubt this ahs1lish rebellion" would soon
be crashed. The three months volunteers
have nearly sH enlisted the second time,
for three years, and are determined not to
leave the field till right shall triumph, and
the glorious Stars and Stripes shall wave
from every town and hamlet in the glOri-
Gus Union. We have summed the matter
up. Having been out four months, the
amOunt coming to us from the town would
be sS6 apiece. Ten Of US in Captsin Kin
nsy's Battery, Company G., First Artillery,
agreed to settle it for $3.50, for the purpose
Of buying TevOlvers-thus throwing of
S2I0 that VAS Justly due us. We we're
informed BY s. B. Philbriek, the man hold
ing the paper, fhst nothing could be done
ANY so the m0.,er rests. But We are
happy to say Aat Msssrs. Harmon, L. P.
h Pbilbrier and ". Johnston have done
ss they agreed, each paying q man. Now
patriotic citizens Of Chester, may you al
ways flourish like the green bay tree, and
never regret having donated SO feebly to
vour volunteers,
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And you will get bettes sEtiCls and
more value for your money than ct any
0iher place in the country. Remember
that this is the only wholesale Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, and one Of tie largest in
the United States. The Oaly nan in this
city who is exclusively and lesiinatoly in
h, oil trade, who thoroughly understands
the oil business, who has had four yeais
experiences, who has ten thOusand dollars
invested In the business, and Who has three
Thousand regular customers, is
s.R BARRIR.
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OqnfecttqMErn.

TOHN sOHRINK,
- HAVIEa REMOVED TO HIS NEW oUARTERs,
No. 90 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. sQuars,)
Is prepared receive the calls Of his friends and
the public at large.
E7erything In the line Of Confectionery Is kept at
HH0LESALg AND RETAIL rs usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
- well e. the choicest eatablea served up At q mo
nont'B notice.
DINNER IS sERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
ct the Court House,
KEHBBTF ALE oB DRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-supsriOr to
any thing In the OOnfsctiOnery hneusi sce ed By
JOHN SOaRIhk.
~LoOK OUT FOB TIE TAFFEY.7 "a
oof9
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MEDIC A SSSsSsi siSSS
SS!I gSSlssBlISl gSss
OHs Hs8ldTed D0!taTs FTsRtuH liI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on sPERHATORBHoEAi
q LIET, So, AID lAP 0TEHUY
OURBD,

n ~ - y y . UsF AL - ~ - - -
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
IsgsEy e gSs % IO6T YoGF S s ave Ssg Sns ETT 53
the above named diseases. Hs will pay the same
sum toE the proof that any other Physician N z
After many ysars Of labOrIous study and szpsri.
Iounos % tho unfortunate, that he has poFiectsda
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND RGRMAAAHT OURA
PRIVATE DISEASES
With All bad efsctH arising thsrefrOm, Including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PRO8TRATIOH.
BE has suooeeded N curing cases In this estys sons
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
sssysd physieianss who profess to treat al private
maladies with Euccess, and without receiving thu
Dr. GiBs0H doeS not boast that he is msmbor Of
others do for the purpose Of snBnaring the Innocent
and who hold out great sxIsetetonl never to Be re
allied, But What DR., GIBSON might boast Of It
this, that he Is able TO give entire sat5iacton 70
those who rspo5e confidence In his ability and intss-
ritY, and that he has perfected American sy9tsm
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or ar or any patent medicine TO qal Tor tha
dsrsngemsnts, both mental and physical, Grisins
lfom sexual or !eores abuse.
following advantages over all othors yet discovered
and nrst the agents used are in respect disagree
Ahlei he uses no rehos q tho dark agss, s1eh a e
no restrictions Ia Diet buzneas Is required; Third
IL hi5 treatment is positive and certain IN all cases
He stands prepared TO 60 Into any public or pEiFati
hospital IN the United States and demonstrate tn,
immense superiority Of hia new treatment over AM
other now kneEn 70 the world In point Of prompt
ness, psrmAnencys midnesIs BASsty and oOngenisRo'
Il 10 tho patient.
| DF. GIBSON i5 permanently located in OlsyelEnd
| and hsa during the past two yeaIs performed man
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted sl
other modes Of treatment Reierenc8c be given &
individuals oi She nrst respeotsDihty n Olegosnc
| Boston, EeW York, and other oitles in regard Il
lkiu and integrity in all professional
| Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scrofula and al chronii
| diseases treated with superior suooe51.
- Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country Of
! receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of E7sctropGESy aud HedioiHe,
~ Oflce No, III ontario street, up stairs, fsy
! doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 u and fr0m : 80 S'clocl
| sally, fSundayH aTnentai-N auFa
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TFFom the Sc. Louis DsmSoEAt.l
The simmsnse demand for the artias CCslhals FIIll)
4 rapidly eneroasinE.
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TIlHE ---.llBEI .AllBEIIOVE NAILED

u EBNDAkTs, will take aotice that John Friend.
q giaFslane Ohio, on the 5th day Of October ie8i
yuyahosa Oountss Oaio, egainst John +. Bofge8,
Mr.. Freoerika Borgess. and all the other named de-
ment creditor Of ths said joan , Harges n iTdS-
ment recoy red By one s. scnisly against the SAID
the sum Of S5Go.i7, with cost aud interest," which
iuagmsnt vas assigned % the piaintid. That exc
the county, but had been returned unsaiisdsd, and
no property found. That the said Borgss claims %
plaintiff cnarges the said John F. B0rgc8 Of faud-
ulel tly sssgning lrge stock Of ready made cloth
in-lEW, Theodore Vogss, and that said BOrgss car
rles on the business, and holds large amount %
business and gooda Of Theodore Vozas. That Borqal
i8 the owner Of valuable house and lot St Oair
the nicn ne Keeps coFofedWith mortg ages
some o. which are oniF pretended ones, and Others
farm property in Est Cleveland. described in the
petition, which he mOrtgsged to one John LaflF.
John Lazy paid aud that plaintiffs iisn On said
prcpzrU 9 . better aud prior lien than that o
q -o.-y ~, r,-,,i f,5.l- = 3
on the corner Of Superior and hiver streets, II ne
city q CsYeland more particularly described ln the
pettUQnt pat Ehich property, with the col uiFantf
and aid Of one Edward H6ssenmueller he os1sad ths
sane % be restsd in his Wiir, the said ErederiEa
lot No. s9, Tracy street, In fhs clty of HsEslan
causing the title % vest in his wife. that the sld
Borgss has boughti with his own Means Faluabl3
farm In Solon. CuyahORs county, Ohio of 81 acra1;
more pa ticpl srlY described IN plaintiffs petition
but for the purpose Of keeping t from the reach d
his crsqtorsi be caused the property 70 "a tha
name Of bis Wife. Thar the other named defendants
clam % n.Fs an interest or ha1s actual or eonns
gent on the described property, but TO what extent
/ the plaintiff does not knew and therefore demald1
proof o. the same. The plaintiff tharel Re, prayed
that all the property iu dd petition described, Be
8olds that the priority Of liens be determined, and
/ ority Of liens
All ths above named delsndants, not oiherwisI
notinsdi are hereby Bot fed snd requested 70 appeal
and answer the Plaintiffs petition ~ ths l4th day
/ Of December, 1851. JOHN FRIEND,
/ Plaintiff aud Attc-nsy.
! Cleveland. Oct. IL. I35I Oct I7.3f7
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sebR. TUMBL1TT REDTEIvU5.-Fhe buffalo
Courier hiss it from good authority that the
Oriqinsl Dr. Tumblety is houFishing about
Washington with the original dog, as large
ss life and q good deal more natural Also,
that be has bssn attached 10 Gen. MeClsl-
lan's Staff as q Surgeon.
The frat psrt Of the story is correct, and
the last Is perhaps good joke. The Dr.,
d,esssd in . sort Of half military suit, with
his great hound behind hin' gallOPs up
Pennsylvania avenue in . style that causes
half the people in. town who don't know
better so.mistaKe him for one 9: ths foreign
Princes. The Dr.. is living illustration Of
vhst small means, joined to faith, can &C
eomplish.
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Tsrms-Cash JOSEPH s. GRANRIa
Assignee Of VIZ. EI5KE.
A sSIGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANi
"a to an order from the Probate Court Of Cuga-
hOga county, Ohio, shsll, on tue 30th day ct No
Tember, 1851, st O'Clock p. H. expose for aal8
ct public auction et the door Of the Corrt Hru8si
IN said county the following described pFCnertys -
wit: "a and half story frame house.' situate
on the south haf Of sub lot No 8, Of v. A. and
GranFar's subdivisicn Of fleveand ten acre lots
Bos. 5f and S., Of AhsE Merchants. survey. said
premises being the assets of tbs assignment Of Q.
II. Robson. Appraised Talus-92e0.
,. s. GRANN1E
oct g Issl:s6s As5lFBss.
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M ASTER'S 5 AL E.-PURoU-
lLA ANT to the command OF an order Of sale
nom the COurtof COmmon Pleas cf guyahoga Oouu-
y, at the suit Of The cleveland and MahonlnE
Railroad Company against lsaac L. HeVitf
and ot18rs, 70 ne directed fhal eXpc7e 3oE sale AZ
public aucfion, 81 Ehe door Of the Court acull. 81
the oitF of Cleveland, en- the sixth caF q deem
bsr lG5l, e ten O'Clock A. n, the following do-
scrfbed Parcels Of land situate IN the City Of CeTs
land, rounty Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeWitts subdivision Of the
80 called 4erWin property in said City Of CsVoland
PsTesl No: 10 Lot No. afissl Of uaii uubdi7iuion.
Appraised at s2765-
ION. Appraised at 22s00.
ion Appraised at $500
Parcel 10; Is; & u. eighteen Of aaid sabdiVis-
ion. Appraised ak f250o.
Parcel No. z. Tss Wss'eriy vert ollot 10. nina-
teen In said subdivision, bounded nort1erl7 1ctra
erT and vegtefly b. ths lot Lines, and s1s1GFlT ~
tbs caztF8 Inns Of bric VAL nearly 1arallai WIt
nerUin street and about f0rty-laFen lsef digtsnf
southeaf terly theEelrom- Appraised ~ t71lo.
Parcel No. IS. Ihe eastsrly psrt Of lot 10. El1r-
teen in said subdivision bound5d northfrlr e11Il-
IL r1d eoulherly by the lot lines and EnsfarlV -
the centre line Ct brick vail nesrly parallel VITA
MarWin street and about iorlg seven ices df1f1rf
q Culhsastsrly theretrou. Asprtitad af lII1f
HENHf O.. h7HUT.
RAssrz, BAeEys q N0sIr, AttoTasSs.
Nov 8, lo5lssa
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.ASTBR'S SAIE-PURsuaNT

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANI
4IE to the command Of en- elias decretal order ui
Sale issued from the OonTt Of lommon Pleas Of Cuy
ahoes county, Ohio, at tn suit Of Nelson Princt
and Others, gga1 Ct Levi Thomas ard OF eFs, 70 me
directe1 ard deltFerod, shall expose for sale e
public auction af the door Of he court House -
the city Of Cleveland the 18th day Of November,
1861, at two O'Clock p. NJ, the foOs ing de5cribed
premises 70 Htt: Sitrased in East Cleveland Guy
ahoga JOunfy, OhiO and bounded. beginning In ths
Plank hoad ami south 3914o vest chains 22H links
from the west corner Of Ghiitendon beWls' land.
thence south 5O east chains and 70 Inns 70 said
thence north 6OAo, west chains and rs links,
thence north 94'. east q links; thence north fo
west ch sins 10 the PLANK Road; hence north l9ao
east lhein5 and 30 links TO the place q bsginning
Containing three AID ons-hah acres Of lans. AD-
praised at 81 zoo
GEO. II. WYMAP, Master Commissioners.
B. B BEkVIs, Pl'hs Att Y. oc25.353
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tHE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEIi
Il =. Jackson, resident Of the State Of Il inois,
aud a anson z Lawrence, resident OF the Stafp of
Aicnlgani VII take notice that The plautiG on the
sOih day % Octohe l66i, filed his petition sstfiuz
torth ludement obtained in favor of the pialnrif
OOurF lor S3f b 100 doilars damages and csats Of
auitj and tnat certain deed Of conveyance, eE-
ecQted o. said Jackson TO the said Lawrence, ca
tee On OF abopt hoFJInnsr 5th, la and made With
Qu conaidernton and Tor tbs purpose Of defraudinQ
this p1ntiu aud other creditors Of the said acHon
that said deed pretended to convey lhs fooainE de-
scrlbed premise, to wit. Situated in the CITY q
OleFeiand, In the county OF Uus ahora ard Bfara Of
Ohios aud ls known as being the halt Of lot No
2i6s in Barber Lords subdivision ia that part cf
said CITY Of Cleveland formerly Tho City, ard i8
bOundtd as follOpa to wit: nerth By Io-ain atresf
o. same lot 10 2l5, and is % leet mont Loran
scr etre ergnce being bad TO the plat survey Of
Aeaz Merchant Tor mora particular de- cripti0n.
Ai7o-Alothar piece or parcel OF land known
being number I9l, T. Barber Lords 8ubdiTision
IN inst part Of the city Of CieVeana which aas ors
lots Nos. 2l5, 2lo 2l7 and 2ls terig on loth 7
5cutherly lot 5g2, ard Weatariy on Penn stree II
and Being about 81 ieet On Penn street, and sb0nt
2l5 eat do ,, Dc the sane less, and luh1scf
% ell legal HIGHWAYS. And further setting fortk
that eiter levy had been made on said pTemi5sa
By ainiifi On execution issu-d on ard iufTrG1-f
the sad Lawrence cQnseyed the lot lastly above de-
scribed g the said Ohm Singer, to W.T., On me a
Qhy OF EeDruary, lodl And pray ing that beth sad
d eds 70 eccar VOID and set aside, and the sald
pT misses be sold and proceeds applied Ia payment %
plain IN said udgment and cosIs Of suit Ihs snia
Alanson y. Lawrence and Asahel ri Jaoiso1l SIs -
qu Cd 20 anEWe- said petition On or before the sfh
ByGH WYHA7,
noT2;s6i Att'y Or flt'E
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OAMP DEEEIsOE, Nov.

CAMP DEEKIsoE, nov 10
Eos. LEADERs-0ur camp presents
lively scene every any. The weather ia
splsnaid, and the time is we'll imprOved.-
TIA Regiment Is now fully armed and
equipped, and this morning the horses and
wagons belonging to our Regiment arrived
in camp from Cincinnati, They we're
brought up by q squad Of men detailed for
The purpose, some of whom think they saw
tths elephant and have no doubt pre-
ssnted 9 rather unique appearance engi-
neoring four horse teams with one roin.--
.BO,h horses and wagons appear well, and
judging from present appearances, will
soon be tried.
We have little leisure from before sun
rise until after sunset, and among the most
interesting Of our drills at present is that
in The baysuet exercise. We have only six
or eight iu the hospital, and the boys are
well suited With the place, but still desir-
Gus Of moving onward TO the ground where
their prOWess shall be felt by those who
seek to destroy cur government and dis
honor our dag. SIN poor hand At SEN
sstiOn articles but viii endeavOr to fur
RiHh facts Is they occur.
Voure n
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United States.

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Lamps of the best workmanship
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Lamps for the kitchen.
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Lamps for the bed room,
Lamps for the seamstrelf.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shOemaksh
Lamps for the carpenter.
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.s
Lamps for the merchantg.
Lamps for the milliOn.s
Lamps for churches.s
Lamps for halls.
Lamps. ..fOrsvessels.i
Lamps -fOrlsysr.
ooMEsWTTH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CAsHo
CONE WITH TIE CASH
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tome NzxT WEEK.-The Battery at
tso.ssd 70 the ID Ohio Cavalry, at Camp
4tdo viii lesve for Camp Dennison On
Wednesday Of next week. ghs Battery
aunbsrs 40 men. The remainder Of the
rseimsnt viii leave on the following week.
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Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils 70 be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
oIOf the right density,
Oil that win not explode,
Oil that vii not crust the wick,
Oil Of q light color,
Oil that has not been soOrObsd,
Oil that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from alkan,
Oil that has been wen settled,
OIL that is free from smell,
OIL in good, tight packages
Oil with no dead rats in il,
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Thg state Of Ohio,
Ouynhoga County. IS.

OAro1ne EshenbTsnn6fs
tF5ffttcu tlF DfGorl1.
George EshsnbronnerFj
NEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
~ Marietta, in the county Of Warrington, and
State o. OhiO is notified that Caroline is hanbraunas
did on the 18th day Of May, A. D. ISL fle her psi
ton IN the once Of the Clerk Of tho court Of Oona
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of OuTahoH4
and State Of Ohio, charging the said George E5h6a
brenner with Adultery, with one Eiizsbsth Eoi
brennors and asking that she may be divorced froE
The said George Eshsnbrsnler; Which petition win
be tor hearing IN stx weeks from the dafe harsWifh
Dated this 18th day of Nay, A. D., 1851.
CAROLINE ESEENBRENNEH,
myz9.hB By Pierre A. Golllar. hsF Aftl.
NOTICE-PURSUANT TO An
IN order made BY the Judge Of the Prohsts
Court for the County Of Ouyahoga, Ohio, in fhe
matter OF the ASSIGNMENT Of Wilhsus Fiska, shai
oher for sale Of public auction ct the door Of the
Court Hcuse, in said county, on the 23i day of Nos
vember, 1861, st O'Clock Z. NJ the following ds-
scrtbed notes, to Wit, said notes being the f3sil
Of said assignment
Dsfs 0InO-es. Makers. Tins, 6o. Hm5T-z557s7s.
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oVahosa County Court
Of Common Pies.
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erknR.-s.srr oa Superior street. just
bstow ssneos, has full assortment Of all
.the periodical literaturs Of the day on his
so1nlsr. The latest New York papers and
illustrated papsrs, may be found in prOfu-
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&Gaal MrtifEa.
IoAn -

-
John y. BOrzss, Mrs..
brtoerika Borgss, Td-
ward He8senmulIer. ire
etumpL Wm. hacEsy.
Theodore NnRsg, Adam
bchnidsr, Yalontfuel
swain, Oatharine Bur.
GER German Benevolent
bgclsty, John Black,
Erenci8 Cra gford, Geo.
Greenfield. John Hem-
orick Isasc aud LsOra q
QOFart harie1 Heath
Giles White, arm Of
Heath a white, Eerdi-
maud 8chumaker John
Alai8y, Commonwealth
lnsurauc8 Com panyt
Wm- B. Legnaf w. ~.
Harbut, CHARLES Grimfh.
Melanclon Burr, Hm.
Richardson, PhiiiD G
Weaver, JOhn Mott,
John ID. Clark, william
BrOggenmysr, d. Bash.
Mar . Honke, Henery
Briker, 4. a. Day, Vie
Maln- Delandantl.
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the Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
PRICE TWHETY-TIYB OENTs,
Ny Signature l. on each package. An others
oountsrlolt.
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, Of Thirty Cent?. Address
HENRY o. BPAbDIHG,
Ge Cedar street. New York.
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DUCKWHEAT BLOUR-BREsH
Flour rtcsived daily and for sale 10 lots to suit
P1TehaseIs. OLAhK, GABDNEB & co.
ID YE FLOUR FUR SALE BY
II CLARK, GARDNER & co.
DUTTER.-15O FIBKINs PRIME
ID Western Reserve Butter, for sale BY
octs w. MELHINOH.
DEST BRAND5OF FAMILY AMP
Bakers fresh ground Flour, fsr sale bY
now CLARK, GA6DNs r 4 co.
VRIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED
4 for ssle y CLARK. GA ARDGER 4 co.
Ii KINDS OF GRAIN FOR
IA sale BY oLARE, GARDHBR : on.
IN 000 POUNDS WOOL FUR
OUs OOUsaie at 70 and IS Merwtn street
Oote6:362 .. T. WARREN.
OATS-RETATL PRIZE 70 UTs.
" per bushels at 90 Merwin Street.
~ =. L1ON.
II AKD-2,000 LBS. PRIME LARD
II In barrels and kegs for sale BY
HAMBUR6H CHEESE.-6OOO
IL pounds Hamburgh Cheese this day received
and f0F sale By W. MELHIEOH,
octS q Merwin street.
CACK SALT-2, goo BAGS DAIRY
~ SALT "a lbs. eaoh), received this day and for
Sept, 18th. 1881
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

- The slarm Of ars ct abOat 6 O'elock
this morning, was false.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

[From the ExamlnsE, Norfolk, Val
OsphaIio Pills accomplish the object for Ehisl
they were llade viz Cure ofhsadAchs IN Al i forms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN more than . thoasAa
oages, with sntirs success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

ITrOm the psnOsFat, 81. Uoud, Hhn.l
II you ere, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pil1,) % that TOu
may have them In case Of an attack.