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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

The Ndn aciM Shaacl need not
App}y.-We find in the Gospel
Banner the following advertise
ment:
81 am DESTROYS of securing the
services of two male teachers to
teach school the coming winter. |
take this method therefore of ma
king known the fact. If this no
tice meets the eye Of any man q
mean physical as well as mental, }
who is willing to teach as well as
keep school, | should be happy to
see him.
IN. B.-No person who wears a
sha,cl, spectac1es, or sealks with a
cane, need apply, as sufficient in
struction from that class has al
ready been had"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

In Editor Tight,-We believ.
! it is rare that editors indulge~ad-
drop, but when they don'out. A
ers are sure to ffary was called
Syracuse Gecord a melancholy
uDar at a time when his head
vas rather heavy, and did it up
n the following manner: eyes
.erday morning, at 4 o'clock P. NJ,
1 man with q heel in the hole of
lis stocking, committed arsenic by
swallowing dose Of suicide. The
inquest of the verdict returned a
jury that the deceased came to the
facts in accordance with his death.
He leaves a child and six small
wives to lament the end of his IN
timely loss. In death we are in
the midst of lifep'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
Fsye-P.oof Dresses.-It ougf

Fsre-P'oof Dreases-It ought
to be generally known, that all
kinds of ladies' light dresses may
be made fire-proof at a merely
nominal cost, by sleeping them,
or the linen or cotton used in ma
king them, in diluted solution of
chloride of zinc. The very finest
cambria, so prepared, may be held
In the fame of a candle, and charred
to dust, without the slightest flame.
1t may be added, that this neutral
salt will seldom affect the color OF
the finest fabric.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

For Sick Headache.-Itis stated
that two tea spoonfuls of finely
powdered charcoal, drank in a
half tumbler of water, will, in less
than fifteen minutes, give relief to
the sick a1ache, when caused,
as in most cases it is, by superb
bundance of acid on the stomach.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
farm anu Garnen.
FACTS FOR FARMERS,

Mutton can he produced, pound
for pound, at less than half the
price of pork; it yields more nour-
ishment when eaten, and keeping
sheep does not exhaust a farm to
the extent feeding hogs does
Sheep can be kept through the
winter ON hay or turnips, or man
gel Wurtzel, or sugar beet, while
hogs will not do without at least
some corn.
Land planted with corn without
n1anurlng it does not yield half the
crop it would if MANFRED, while
raising corn on nearly all the flrIn
wears out the land, wears out the
men and horses, and farm nipple
ments, and while doing all this,
returns but a comparatively small
amount for labor, and will eventu-
ally make that man poor who
practices it. ~
The most economical and nour-
fishing food for a family, in the
winter, is white beans or white
peas, the latter of which can be
kept free from bugs by Smelling OF
thrashing them when ripe, and
then immersing them in scalding
not water for about one minute,
which while it destroys the egg
that produces the insect, does not
inJure the vitality of the pea
So says the Patent Office report
for 1S49. Peas thus treated can
be spread on a sheet and dried by
the heat of tie sun. and one BUSH
ell Of them will, ] know by expe-
rience, go as far in a family as a
barrel of flour.
Cows fed during the winter, on
any kind of moist food, as pota-
toes, turnips, or other-.0ots, will
e milk tI,~li IT fed Oh hay
or corn, or aaything else of a u
nature
would % the advantage
of farmers to coniine their atter-
ton exclusively to farms, and let
all specializing business alone;
for, if farming is worth following
at all, it is certainly much better
to attend to it well than to have
the mind divided between it and /
some other object. 1t is best,
moreover, for farmers to raise crops /
of every variety that their land
will produce which are saleable in
their vicinity;for by following this
plan if one crop fails, or is not
so much in demand, some other
viii probably be found to compen-
safe the loss.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

a Singular ,Story-An Ameri-
can letter written in China, re-
lates that during the attack of the
English and French fleets on the
Chinese forts at the mouth of the
Pei o River, as an English pur-
ser was coming on the deck from
below, a round shot took off
his hat in a most unceremonious
manner. "Hillo!" he exclaimed,
ssthat was close shaver and the
next moment he fell dead. The
conclusion of the atmosphere had
destroyed his hold on life, itseems,
and yet left him time to make the
exclamation. Similar instances
of the effect of what is termed the
wind of a bail have been recorded.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
BLANNS

OF all kinds 1ways on hand or printed - or.
der. 1T short rotice. y. o. WALLACE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

Which Is Josh2-"What's that a
picture on?' said a countryman in
our hearing the other day in a
print store, to the proprietor who
was turning over some engravings.
'eThat, sir" said the dealer, lis
Joshua commanding the sun to
stand still.
ssDu tell! Wall, which Is Josh
and which is his SOM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24

The Yankee Scalpers is the
name of a company of Choctaw In
dams enlisted in the Confederate
service.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-10-24
CABINET WIRE RGGs3 -
GEGDEH ~Ew sac

They have, also just received and intend
keeping constantly en- band, supply Of the
finest and best finished Metallic EUrj;
Casisess ever brought tothis market. which
they will sell extremely low, aud deliver
in any part OF the county free Of extra change.
in good hearse. Wood Collins promftlv
made as low a. any shop in Lincoln. and .'e-
iiVered free of extra charge, il any Tari o.
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS 8 WILSON.
jan 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

H.B KIEGsLBF5 CsvsIand,
ootl:d&W General Ascent for Ohie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
DRMMENG,

ARTISAN, MAUHINIsr AE7 HATEHT MOOEL
b.
Ne. IA Supe7tor street (Leader Building,l
O&VELAHD, OHIO.
OEMMBHgt haViag nontsd tha
establishment ofH. KOnig8l0W, e now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing. Machines, and
eli kinds Of Tight AachineTYs- Particular attention
and ABILITIES for getting up Models Of Patents.
G..
II your SKATE need fixing, call on D6mmenR.
Il yOuE 3 I'IIRa hAOHlRe Is ont Of order, h
He rspsirs Silkinda Of SURGICAL instrumental
An kinda OF kstsl and Musical Instruments n
paired.
HYou should get up q new Patent, Dommeng Il
the man 70 set ~ your Models, either In Wood
Brass, or Iron, ia the neRtegt manner.
All kinda ofBelt Hanging done IA prompt style.
All kinds Of Tight Machinery Put II order IN the
sost expeditions manner,
Engineering Instruments reported.
email Steam Angino8 repGircd thoroughly
Bail Bead OonduceoE'H Punches mAnutacturodln
thu best manner.
Rail ROsd Conductors Punches repaired.
Mrln hct Esfythtng IN the ahap8 ef rgpairinf
or Misunderstanding done on contract.
~ Entrance 90 Ghop-ln Superior street, Up ons
pair Of stair, BERNARDD EMhEGG,a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

The Right Reverend the Bishop Of Oxford had
corns extracted by Mr.. Kendall without any pain
The Right Reverend the Bishop Of Winchester, the
Right Rsverend the BighOp Of helbeurne, the Right
Reverend the Bishop OF Antigua, the Right Rever.
end the Bishop Of Jamaea, the Right Reverend the
BiFhap Of Bt. AHaphs, the Right Hon. Earl Oardi-.
Fsn. X. N. b. As Portma Square, the Right Hon.
Lord EVerBlsy. llats Speaker in the House Of Com
mOnslf the Most Hon, the MARQUIS Aandtni. 81
Brook Street, London, the Right Hon. LORD Talbot
de- Mainhidsi the Right Hon. Earl OF AiTtie, Sir
FrRnois Ashley, So E~ocleston Square, London, Sir
samuel Surfing, Bart, Sir George Hayter, Bart, s.
Glguoester-Pace, LondsnS Sir Robert Alexander,
Bart,, IS st. James's Place, London. Sir Henry Will
mot, n st. yamess Place, London, Sig BENJAMIN
Bradie, n. D., Sir Philip Champion, Md ohss.
PhiIip Creke, N, D., Dabliny Admiral Sir George
Seymour, B.. Merri0tt, Capt. ooh kihess Com.
msnder Richie, q NJ Lewis N, yice-Admiral
Major James Craigie Il. X. L. o..
Mr. can produce thousands of certificates rom
the principal Nobility, and IRON Pro-
lesgore and Doctors Of Medical schools and Colleges
.andlin addition. 70 othseg his book contains oerttf-
GATES from some Of the Royal Family which have
been Kindly furnished him for the Inspection ana
satisfaction Ofth0ss who mas require his services
Office Hours from 10 A. n. to / p M and
vtr3 aaf iadf 2tiI 4P.M. hra
lResidsntaFy visitS before and amer the above
h5arS0H RpplicEsion, ~ -deolls355 o
N
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8taaa 49anatg.
.HgODHLL. RRAYg

TAMES H. 0DBLL, BRASS
FOUNDER AND MAEUFAUTURFR oi
Hrac1 Work Of ever description 30. IS Union BsF
AfeW doors from sUPsriorgtreet UeFsland. Ohio. 3.
Btsam, WstaE or Cas- and an the FaIiotI aFtidss
used Ia the Plumbing Bu8ipeU. Beer Pumw Ofal
0dBTHg HOEk q sh ksleI FsBaiESs, 5saaBa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

From james 4, SeiOsA n. D., Quebec.
1 have very much pleasure in certifying that Mr..
HeudailhHs just eTtracted two corns from my foot
fhe operation was pertectlY painlese, and most skill
h5lly performed. M A. SEWELL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

From ". MaTsdea, n. D., GoB. COL P. as. L. GaHada
1 have pleasure in tostifying to the skin Of Mr..
RendAI IN extracting c5fns, be having removed one
from one ofmy toes IN q painless and skillful man
PalaceB Armes. IOsh Sept, EsI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
nR. N OoUL1sr, OF
~ years experience, sIoluIivolY treats Disease
DIR. Z OYRIAX HnMnnpAnHIf
nR. HuNTER5S MEDICAL IN

DIR. HUNTER still continues at the old 90
tabiished place, No. IT MatheWs' Block, south
side ofthe Public Square, Cleveland, o., curing
all that comes-ln fact he is the only Eeliablt
physician In Cleveland, treating the following
diseases, namely; Scrofula, Cancers, Ulcers, Lung
Diseases, TumOrs, Eistula, Bronchial and Hheu-
matism, Ague and Fever, Seminal Weakness, and
all diseases peculiar 70 Females. LeuoorIhOea
or Whites, SuppressiOns Of the Menses, Painful
henstruatiOn, Inflammation and liberation Of
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or Falling Of thu
Womb. All diseases of the blood and skin, en-
entirely removed from the system m. All disease
Of the organs of generation Of male or female
Of whatever name or nature, treated in q careful
9 thorough and i~udiciOus manner, pointed out By
long experience and investigation
~ Low prices and quick cures. keoentoasa
cured in from three to eight days. ~AllsyphilitiG
and mercuriSl taints entirely removed from the
system
Dr.. HUNTER is constantly curing cases
from four TO eight weeks that have been treated
byother phyNicians from one to three years.
Young men! afflicted with seminal weakness
should apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately, eithei
IN person or by letter as he neVerifails 70 cure
His remedies are perfectly safe, and unknown C
any other physician in the United States.
Patients Of either sex, living ut a distance, By
stating their diseases IN writing, giving al the
symptoms, can OBTAIN medicine, with directions
for use, by addressing DR., HUNTER, of CleYe-
lHnd, Ohio, rortpaid, and enclosing q fee.
E8rAH the above diseases CURED, or no pay,
An communication s confidential.
from ms experience ana extensive pfa0uoe, Ne
makes no soFnplcs In asserting that whatever hf
undertakes IN his speciality, he will MOST CIR
FAMILY PERFoRH. No matter how hopeless may
be the cRss-wbether from extreme debility o.
prostrati0n of the system, or from unsuccessful
treatment Of empiFfos or s~slf-stYled " II. DIS"
whom many have unfortunately been under; On
from the false d~elicaey that many of my pa
tients tell me kept them from an early applioa
ton to me, or the no less fatal ideas Of OVefoom
ing the disease byths advancement of age, and
3 Strictly moral nina; for they, one and all,
make the case worse, and if il b an early one
from the cause Of being entirely local, 1t afeotI
the entire animal economy, and then requires
eBHEKAL IS well as Local treatment, which DR..
Hunter is happy to be able to say that thorough
investigation, and great improvement ia The
trsatment Of private and delicate diseases OF
both sexes, Of however long durEdonI yield &c
bis mode Of treatment.
If the unfortunate value life and health, they
should be sure and call on q physician Ofage and
experience. M-Ho charge for advice.
Tit Doctors Office is constantly thronged With
patients from all parts Of the country.
Dr., Hunter is the only agent in the United
States for DR.. VICHOLS' FEMALE MONTH
LY PILLS, the only genuine Female Pills 1t
the United States,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

- FFoR LaMeeohasA M. D., CesslaRd.
Dr.. Kendall has removed tive corns for ne IN 8
fery expert and harmless manner.
n I. MCCONNELL I'D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

The Rev. Joaehia Hsyzaan, So. MarVs Church. Bufab,
has pleasure in Recommending Or. Kendall for his
", IN 5sT%eyins coFns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

From W. ~. Meek NJ. D., Toronto.
IhsVe seen the fore going certificates, and deem
them sufficient testimony 70 the skill Of the OPERATOR
hToronto, Oct. 30, 1861. Wv. NIuOL, IL D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

DR.. Kendall has removed from my foot two oorns
(more appropriately named thOrns,( TO my entire
satisfaction, and certainly my great relief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23
aatafhiMista.
G,
2 ENGINEER.

AACh1N16T AHG4HEEAs
And Manufnoturor Of
STEAM ENGINES 4 MACHINERY OF EVERH
Description. Also-Jsok Screws, Bolts for Rridg-
e. sDd other uses, Iron Grating and Blacksmith
ing Gensrally. sHor-HoI. 81 HsFittB Block,
West st., Cleveland, o.
@-Jobbing end Repairing Trsmptly attended to.
fmnHm
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nj ASTRRlS SAL E-pURRn.

MASTERS SAL
w ~ 70 The command OF = dscrstil order ~
ale ron me Court Of common Pleas Of CutahorD
frederlekA Arnold and catherine Arnold to med frec-
ted, / snau expose 70 saie at public suction "a
n ssla Soansy, On ne 22d daE oAJaauarEIaa-a
O'Clock RAfhet oliOElng dsaaEihsi Fremisq1 ~
Wit situate IN the City of ClsqeIsnd. mfEs
o. OhioLend- which isaiso in tha County Cd Co.,
hogai and Is known y being iot Va. hiFfF-eiqIff1-
Ao,lA apd| lneluslVeO the original niInfme-4-
q village ofOleveland, as BY the mnnaoF - ~
divlslous on. record IN said coulfy Hf1 nor miIv
spear and Is bounded IS follows; northwesiwT ia
'front.' by .Parkman street; uoTtbaas=srlv hviofNo
81 sou neasteriy IN rear By Parkmuu i1meE and
s0uthEestefy BY lot NO 50; being 3 fst ~ Hi3ff
TUnt and, raari and ll fdet deep hoFefhrr uffb
dwelling. house erected On said lot-ha tie samo
pore Or ls.s, but subject to all leEl hiEhEsB-
GE0- e. a
M.Ehar nonln-..ln.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

MASTERaS SALE-PUBsUAETRo

MASTERaS SALE-PUBsUAETRo
IA he command Of a pluries dscrstaI orIsF =
Hlt from the U0urt OF COmmOa Pes or CuVahorl
ersl agaiast Levi Thomas and others, 81 ne direcf-
"a, i shall e1pose % Hals At punlic auction. AZ r.
said cenlty. on the ~ day Of Jsnusryf Iss3. n fw9
O'clock p ~, the f6lirWing dsscnbsd rrsnire4.T9
VII 5itaato N Kat Cleveland, GdFah1ss Wa1fr
ohio, and ~borldsts beginning II the Pisnk -
sd south s94e vests chsins - links grm r.
WesE coruer fbh1ttaudzu tBWis. mEds themes ruufH-
04oeS chains a1d 54hnks 10 sad Lsuis WtsfIraa
thencs eOu1h 4 Chairs and g Ink fn8uca d 49,
vest cha.ns and loEn1st thence noIth $40 esEE
9 LINKS thaucg north EB4o west s chains n -
Plank seas themes north SQS9 esazchaTus s0d -
INKS - the Eleea Of beginning caullininr fhra
and one halfscses o iand. Ar-bnaigsds6E
GEO. H.WfMNH
-. BeallA Master Commr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Dr. BsudaIl hag removed a corn from me without
D. q. BRAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

BETHEE EoEIcHs-ReV, william Day VII
preach In The Bethel Church on Sabbath
morning and evening. Sabbath School,
as usual at two P. NJ.
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ASIER's~ SALE-PuReUAEnra

/ I'M DAHE-FUReUAWTrn
Iva the commsnd Of a pIuries dserehI 49,
sale rom the courtof Common Pr a. - n1vsbee
/ county, yhlo, at the HDit Of samuel u BrcotS
n. estes, Eag1sta n. miitisbsfFgr. tsm5Ss =
mittle6erser, Nllian Mialebsrgar, CommsrcIai
King and vi liam Shan, axecutarFofGsSs 49,
qtoeteed, and othergs TO me directed, Ishaue reo-s
for pubic sale, Is public auction. At IL 49, 49,
Oourt House, ia tha civ or CleysisnS ~ ~ ~
etIenuarys 1907 at two aiciock P. ri, az ssid a..
the following described piecss or parcsis 81 ma
wit; situate u the foWnshfn ef BroofIrb- 49,
nupbsr even IN the thictesath range Of tow
q tho Oonnecticpt Western Reserve, the SIX =
Vhio, and wAieh is ai5o1 n the county Of un7ahc
adds known ~ parcel OF land en- wosf 80
ahega hiyer, now ln City Of GleVosand Tudf 4 bsr
ded as ,Oll5ws: e~asterly b. Cnyabo7a pi-srs
sry q a q hereteters conveyed . Iudah Colt
aud southerlE by Land formeriv 5TS
and being nlnetY-uius feet vide n 49,
sr street and said RfVSr q So
hundred AMI forty fee, bong the same and convs--
y sala AlAlandG Y MlaleheEsgrs % the Ohis
"a IN OayahoEaC ountY Records, vol IL, raqes
And also another parcel oflaad on sad
eald faEeel bland above described; eas~terlrkVr
ahoga Riyer we5'erly bY said RiF4r ~
and tUenty.one feet dntgns thersirom erffndr9
som e "a % q hlgor street being pard
hundred end Z enty FEET mont On said kfT.r-
sas s,si9r nHlialags machinery en4 hxdr@ en-
e All Iesat Highways. APpssised z
Adam 4 Csnasld, Hsstef S6SSL
RfHs Att'5a, Dc. =. IA
OhERIFF SAhEAN UBFTn
~ ence to the ccmuaudofan o-darofs,5 -
srty eti9s6ed, aEsr nnst IedEmsl6 iE1sd len
STATE o. Ohto, and g ne drse "a, in Or 90 III
4aslln AenL BienLa against Thomas Denham
the doqr Of the Court Housa Of sSd coantr-
sssllse et1e! Sanugryf ADJ lS2r bsfWesnf8
Glowing descnt ed lands and fenem M
haaEnb y being part Of Eoacoim Na-ona
UETAaUI nNNI=NTU"N nNLH IN NMHwnNnm1 aHa -
6neof RsIivsrst eeSF- We Pl
The Intersection Of rhe Wrst line of 49,
viii ne Dltherly liuoo Of BoiFer stfsefl iss
nlns eastsrll along the aQufherig Lac IS H81Ar
soaIhery aidusahns paraasT VIII
said lot No. Is. one hundred and siehU Eef 20
north ida Of saii alley, tWeatJ- four fesi % fHhss
q P2inti tssgse p9rtse5ly slong : line panNsl
and asegN et u the Place q ha. inning EnFEe
gs-.r ~ sp-ae NJ 49,
1ppaI.d At thhtythEea haEassd and ssssE
gAMEsA A. ORAw, ssslF
~ HEsRT n. ~JoHssoH, Dep1E
Shsrid,a Once, Dec, %, lslssn.
GE-COM PLHER
Court, eayahoga County, Ohio.
Nary Ana Meablvagsl
mos,.i S.ef,v,.7 Petition Tor Divorces
Michael MeGiiTray Of sauasETne in the e5Ssf
Y TolaRssnsl and stets Of 0hio & notified a
A. loels NE her. petition in the Omc8 oflhs
s os o. me OSeEg q Common Fleas within and
o. re y9lnW % Cuyahoga charging the said Mich
81 Acdllgfay VIA COMMITTING adllaeU Wirh O.
~ 20 aii9toea TON the said Michael AcginVraV,
Inch PETITION vii stand for bearing q he
MARY ANN McgIIIVRHT
b HAdl EBRrCu. haf Hfi-r
psse thisl sa day Of p0osmbsr NA-
~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

tIhaFeF very great satisfaction IN stating that Mr..
Kendall has extracted two very deep oOFns from M
feet, which had for many years given me great pain
Andthat be has shown also IN this case that skill
and knowledge which have procured him e. very
deserved q reputation. BUNSEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

MI ASTER COMMISSIONERS
ItA SALE -Rursualt 70 edeorafaI order of ~
Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas, n snd- hr
tns county oiOuyaaQga, upon the Hgt day on NO
Eomoefs eoll IN IN action therain psudinF. w
ALmyra N heynOids, ~ heE uaEf fianf. LOCO
.. hlderi g plaintiff, aud Isaiah BelOFer y defsnf-
ant ] shall expose for sale at public auction. I'D
eOof olthe Court House for said counfE. on fhszn
DAY CT Deesmbers 1851. the lands and hsnemsns d..
BcF1Ded e. lel0WaS 70 Wit ~"cituats IN fhs toIu1hIea
en1 CITY Of Cleveland, in the state OF Ohio. also Is
kh5 county OF Cuyahoga5 and Is known a8 los num-
PEI SIX nungEo1 and tWeuGT-asFan, IN Rsrbsr ana
E9rdls subdivision in thst part Of CITY formariT
called OHIO City, and "a bounded a. falIOFs= ea5t ~
me est Lire q said lotj south BY the ansT; a1d W8E
~ the west line Ofsald tot Said lot Is SIXTY GeE
ront on Merchant street, and one hundrad G1d
thirty-rWO uS2l feet deep. Tor g more apecfdo 80
ecripuon and location ofssfd lot, reference 3 hFf 70
Barber and Lord subdivision In Ohio CITY > A.
MescnAn5 the plEs and survey on hs 10 tbs Hs-f
coEler9 Ouco o. DuTahog1 c0uutr.- Nurnf11U
TalHe 1915 %. SEP g. GRAHHIt
LII. Rider, Esq, master
Ph 3 Ats. d5zSaS7
A DEMONSTRATORS N0FI0E
n Inc nndarEgned has been aeDointd md
qualified IS Adninistrator Of the estate 81 John
Baker, deceased. al debts due VII b pald tone
and all demands vii BE- pra5s1tad for EifnEfu1rF
4AgOB BAkER
OsEeland. AoE. Il, u6l;257
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sW minutes and without pain.
WI. FULLER, ira
No. 22s Superior street.
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COMMISSIONERS

ILL sALE-Pursusat 70 the eonmand o. ds5r1
ial order Of sale ron the Court Of Uoumou PEE a
guyahoaa county, Ohio, at th8 suit or E1nfmsn
Hays against AilAh EendTicE and othsrT. u ma
glreeteds shall exptse % sale Is public uctcn-aE
me door q the Court HOUSE. tn the Eir-ofI Usre-
land on TIE 18th dEg Of Iecemher. = tive
O'Clock NJ ms fHOWfDg described Ia md ter
emenLs, 10 Wit: Situate IN said county Of OUyhhoEa
and known and described " being sub Iot No. 80
enty mine in s. Stones subdivision oforirinnllos
so dormerly Brooklyn tcWnshfp,1 now CIsTs-
land City and has q front aUdrsn 81 b hsranFE4
Ret IN depth, and fronting on Herman sfrerE
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part Of original lots s. and s., in BrooFiYn. f1
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Gage 3 Brucs, Mszsr ro@1
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

M IIlH 45,I GOODS I'm EW
mRg. W. .. PORTER. "a Geneoa street,
Is In receipt Of 4 new Eud choice stock Of
MILh1HNRX GOODS,
Comprising aF4H
New STYLE Bhirred Has. FioHera, RIbhoaa, NORM.
ms e9odsi Coiars, Wells AZ, Also,
NEW STYLE HATS FOR UHTLpREN.
Besides q great FaiefVOf Eenaonabls aad fashion.
able goods not enumerated, Ladies arc respeotfulIy
invited TO call and examine.
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IFrosn d. B. SFickIand,1
- s CLEVELAND, Dec. u, 1881.
1t Affords me pleasure 70 certify that DR.. Kendall
has this day removed from my feet two cOrns flong
standing in scientific and satisfactory Manner
The operations Of removal have been attended with
no preceghble pain anc no uncomfortable soreness
follows the operation. o..
DIR. B. STRICKLAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Mr.. Kendall has very skillfully removed several
VerT troublesome corns from my FEET.
\, T----s ~ N0RTHUMBERLANDa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-23

Or. Kendall has extracted two bad corns from my
loot without pain 8. L. NOBLE.