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YER INYTGOR.


GANFORD'S Liver INHIGOR-
~ ATOR never Dobililaias. ft u eonIboundei
entirely l1c9 EhoM GlHs, and hal become 90 es-
70 with confidence in an the diseases l0r which if %
recommended.
1t Las cured thonsandsf within the last two years
who had given up all.-1 |hore1 ol raii1f tll
numerous unaolieiied = certincaias in ny lollll-
yhs doss must b assp- ted 20 the ts-nuslarse1i
q the individual taking litand used in suCk aran-
titie3 e. q act ganedslly|1, l5n she boWaI1
Aet the dictates ol You're 'iuaTrlrnt guide FCu il
the rs5 of the LIFER'- I6NFIGORkT0l ard Il
VII cure LIFEl C0u-ID PLANTS, BiLIerg AZ
lfeeasi ~ - lloN-. |ie DlAl4l1li5 er1lEl
HA1ITUAL l,oslIYErzs1s u eHoLIG. CHoLEE1 IE
aAsltns AL4suLEAc4. - y EDTcE lEu AIS
SkbE sbFsS f 7n9 9i{ ss if9s9snil{ q sH
cure SICK EEADACHEs5 "a thousands can -
ne I - ~ 4 Y EAf r - AlIEei ~ Two
- =, q ne eoHlmenos-,1 lnsnt oi ths atteek,
All Who nse it are giving their testimony IN iil q
H.a-Rlx water in he mouth with the Invieoraiol
an1 alniloW both together.
PRICE oNB D0LLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanfords Family Cafharfie Pulls.
Compounded tom Pure Vegetable Extracts. ard r1
uP in Class Gases, Air Tight, and win
Iho FAMILY CATHARITC PILL IA gentle BUS
aetlFe Catnariies which the proprietor has usa il
q praciice Hlore than twenty years.
4nec0nstanily increas-t-,s llF demand f-om thsE
who have long used the. = Pills aud TIE antisise
ton which ell express IN - regard 10 thai- u5s hr1
lllltl % pace tnenlI iElLNiu the reach OF aI
Ihe Profession well IknOW that different Ca
tlartics act on difareIl| portions of the hdrais
Ale FAMILY 8atnartici Pill rla. with due r1l1r-
cuce 10 this veil esiat- lishad f1ct been cons
pounded from q VariafY'-o of the uHrrst Taaaf1Hie
xtfacts, which act alfkc on every part of tfa ~.
mentarT canal, and era'- GOOD and sarr ln su
cases where Cathartics Is nrefef Fneh ~ n1-
rangement8 Of the sf0n1-1c .arh seeninara "a r..fa
the Back and Loiua Co.'S = iti,ranrr1 Pain sfil e1ra
0Far the whole Body from ri5lfan cold -lIrf
frequently, II mneglected r end iu long donrIe u
Fever. Loss Of Aune-.z-. |fffa. 4 Craaninl sansr
ii0n Of Cold ever fhc.- Body. Resi- mesa.
Headache, or Wairhffl n the Head an Infarr
m.ltory Diseases, WOrmsI-o .in Children Or Adults
kheumati11, great purifer Of the HIool and nnarr
diseases to which flesh D. heir too nlrarr Co men
ton IL this advertisement D0se t1a
PRICE % GENTS.
~ he Liver lnFigsrafor and Family llthlrlir
Pllls rstailed by Druggists Fenersllg, aud SOD
Wholesale By the Trade IN al the large iowu1-
s. T. VI. sAhEOHu, M. d,
Aanuiacturer and Proprietor.
lyld6F - - br0aduaTs New York.
60 sanibrd,s Liver lnvigoratof and Cafha-Iio
Pills are for sale By
uHDRCHILL BRO, Druggists,
80 8. W cor. Pub. Square and Ontario Sc
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.e hEsTRIELDi n. I = an. Q,
Pursuant to resolution passed at
large and enthusiastic Union Meeting held
in this village, last evening, one hundred
guns are now being fred in honor Of the
gallant Major Anderson.
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LEAFENW ORTIZ, Jan. :. q
The troops from Fort Leavenworth LEFT this
morning via St Joseph Chicago and Pittsburgh.
tiileTy comprising 90 men With130 horses y.
A force Of twenty dragons remains ct Fort
LeagenWorth
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TIE CITY OF MEXICO TAKEN BY THE
LIBERALS. .s,s

NEW UKLEANs- Jan Z.
The British steamer Valerous, from Vera Cruz,
bound for Pensacola, touched at Southwest Pass,
to-day, and reports the following important IN
telliEence
Miramon was completely routed on the 22d and
on Christmas day the Liberals occupied the city
Of Mexico.
Puebla had also capitulated.
Juarez had been sent for, and would leave on
the Sd for the Capital.
The city of Mexico was tranquil.
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srAiEVED ID nn1rn.

NV 7 UHAl IUu. Q.
An Engiishman named John Williams
died from starvation Ia Madison street yes
terday. Hls three children were found
nearly dead from smallpox, and his wife
nearly erhausted
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EIRRTNIA NElEs.

RIoHNosD, Jan. :.
The House today unanimously adopted 3 Teso-
luton to appoint Committee with instructions
to report q bill fora State Convention, and anti
coercion resolutions have been introduced inlo
both Houses
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NAr1nNAI sALnrE.

BUFFALO, Jan. 8.
National salutes were fred at sunrise,
noon and sunset to-day inhonOr of the day.
A salute Of 100 guns was also fred at
Fredonia, n. Y.
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ALSO sPEoIFIoa

Foa AsTHnA Oh PHTaIsio. - Oppressed, Difficult
-LaboTed Breathing sttended with Cough and EXpec-
toratlon- Price, 30 ccnt5 per box
FoR EaR DI8CHARGE AID DlAFEEss.-Discharges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, heases,
hercuriEls. EoF Noises Ia The Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing IN the Ears, and Eaf-ache.
Price, 80 cents per box
Fos soRoTuIG.-E -Enlareed Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonslls 5Weingl and Old Oacers EcBoiulols
Oachexy OF Children. Price, 30 centa per box
EoR GENERAL DEBnITTs- Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, 30
seut per box .
FUz DaoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations Tumld Swell
inFs with scanty secrstions Price, % cents per box.
PoR sEa-sIoENEs-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or melton
Price, 30 cents per box
lRoR UauAHT DIzzAsEs.-Por Gravel, Renal Cal
call Dineult Painful Urlnadon. DiseaseE Of the Kid
nsyE. Price, 80 cents per box.
FOR SEMINAL E1fIssIOEs.-InVoluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prsstraton and Debility, Bad Re
sults Of Evil Habits. The most successful and Ell
eient remedy known, and may be relied upon a. q
csre. Price, with fun directions, 81 per box
Persons Who Wish 70 place themselves Endef he
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof. HuK-
PERxYs, can do So nt bis ONCE, go Broadway, dsiy
rom AN. 70 PM. OF by letter. 80.
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UNION MEETING.

ALBION, Mich, Jan. 8.
A large Union meeting was held here to.
day, and 100 guns fired in honor of Gen.
Jackson, the hero of New Orleans and the
defender Of the Union against treason
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: DU5IuNi 2 9aLIs 2
A detachment from the troops ststioDed
atFt. Independence, Boston hsrbor, are to
sail for Florida on Wednesday next
Asmsll number Of marines from the
CharlestoWn Navy Yard have been ordered
South.
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All Solvent Bnnks... 5
Peoples Bauk............ =
Stock Security Bank. -
EXCEPT.
American Exc'ge Blk A
Bank Of the Common
Wealth.s.......--.....-..... "a
Bank Of RaIeigh......... a
Corn Exchangs Bank 81
Bank Of Aurora.......... "a
National bank. A
State Blk Of Illinois,. 40
south,n " Grayv'le a.
GRANVILLE Bank.......... 40
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oUR REaIRDIEs By Man.

Look over ths nst; make up q case Of what Kind
you choose, and incoss the amount 10 current note
or stamps BY nail % our address, ct SCI Broadway
NeE-YoFk, and the medicine WIN be duly returned By
mall or express, free Of charge. N AZ
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, efieisni
AGENT for the sale Of Our Remedies u every town o.
Community 10 the United States. Addresl DF. Hvlt
PElETs 4 Co, No. b62 BzoADEtE HEW-YORE.
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mURDEHED.


AA-hNIAnkL-l AA4. = 81 2 :
Tiliman Hanna and his wife were found
murdered in their beds yesterday morning,
nine miles north Of this place. They were
murdered for their money. There is no
clue to the murdereTs.
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aTl1srAIL. hIinh.. -. 3.


One hundred guns are being fred here
to-day for the Union, AID in honor. Of Maj.
Anderson.
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SOLD By

e. W. Sackrider, Churchill Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W +. Wooster, Elyria; DR.. S. j.
smith, Medinai John zimnlerman, Wooster GeigeI
Barr, Canton; Dr. Kelly Youngstown; and all
the Drug Stores in Akron, Havenna, Warrsn, Can
held Ohardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and Dea
lers IN almost every town and village lie uhiO.
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sRCRETARY TH0aEPsONnEsIGNED.


NEW JERSEY lealslATURE-
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70 1AlH6oAl Mss, Jan. 5.
An ordinance for immediate secession was unsni-
m0ualy agreed on BY the COMMITTEES o. ifieen and
viii pass the Convention tomorrow when IN secret
session.
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All Of the GraeHenberg Medicines sre for
sale by aa n1
CHURCHILL & BROTH ER Druggists,
BIO s. w. cor Ontario 81. 3 Public samare.
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lAn Solvent Banks.... par
{ WISCONSIN.
An Solvent Banks.. s
IOWA.
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e Il.. - ~ - 9s 80, d d 80. -

6ayshoss 6osats N 8. a sAaProbass Court
Knasht 3 llarssish. sssiEneEs, u a. n.,,.-o,
Frei9rick Haitnorth, trustee aasigame1f-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
y that tne saie frederick Halfnorfh uus, On ths
Is sy Of January 1851, BY said Court orare 10 77
20 the sayerl creditorg cl the aid Enocht lInrF
man 81 per cent on thsir resDectirs claims aud q
place Qi business = wits tiIa Neional ian 20 e-
eql on the south sida OF tha Public square. n ~
CITY OF Cleveland, In gaid county Of Cuyahce-. ~
DANIEL 4. TILDE6, Prohaie Iudqs
Cleveland Jan. 2 isel, japsssi5
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MAINE. iB'kIa. lfichigan CITY a
All Solvent Banks.... par State stock BFk ufin-
NEW HAMPSHIRE. diana, Pera .,.........-. 8
All Solvent Banks. parlStat9s p a . ,Aari9n
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NKw YORK AIARKET-JAN. s

Commission Merchants. 81 Pearl street.
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Last Niehts's Report.

- . lhe slh D IaaalaEE..
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sTArE DF ONO mi g91Fi 5. g S2@@q3 5@35 Pleas
MARY l. Bringl
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE.
VIENNA



TRIESEMAR-I, 2& 3. ARE De
TEOTED By R0YAE LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured Uy the Seals Of the Ecole de
Phgrmacie desFarig,s ana Tie Imporia College Of
Medicine, Vienna if5 o.
No. is sintal1else ior llzhadstion, gpermstorrhsa
and al physical disabilities. 4lfe
No. 2 complatsF erSdicates al traces Of those dis.
eases that have horetof5fbeen treated By the nau-
oioqs and pernieious use Of copal and cubeba. $50
No. has entirely guEDiHnted he injurious ua8
mercury, therby nsuring "a 30 sufarsr speedy re.
lief disPersng all impurities, AID roofing out tbs
venom OffsI3elga.a @ q q frFr10 -. .t|-.E
TRIESEIAR, Nos. /, 8 and ;. re preparation the
lorm Of lO1enge, devoid ol ts d and smal, and can
be carried in the Waisteaat pocket sold in tin
and divided into separate Doses as administered By
VGlpeau Lallemsnd Rou1, Ricold, &C. Price IS each
or cases for % which saves 6 and in S27 cases,
and retail, Of DR.. ARROW No lgf Blocker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
DR.. Barrow viii forward the Ifiesemar to any par
Of the world securely packed, and add esse sec ord
ing to the Instructions Of the writer
- Sold also By u. II. GAYLORD and Wv
FISk4G etevaiHHd ians'
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UNDERgTGNFD

u been appointed Administrairix of the esfss. of
i1nea III. Cr0wi, late Of Cleveland County of Cura-
h9gai state Of uhi0, deceased.
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msr oy spEoIFIo REMEDIEa


o.l.-For Feyer, Congestion, and Inaarnmsnon.
No R--PeF Worm Fever, Worm Cole. Wetiag DE
' No s.-por ooue. Crying, Tssthlng, and Wpsefut
No. 4--PoT barua,, Cholera Iptanipm, and Sum. .
ii 10 O5 5.%Sor cone, Griplnss. Dy-eutsy, or eody
Nu1.
M. -For Coughs Colds lnausRza' and Sore
No s-Fnr Tooth.aehs, Facs-aciit. anil Neuralgia
No 9. FOR Hsadaehs Vertigo, Heai aud fqllnef
M i0-nTsrEpsaa Ptlis-For Weak ana Dsrahged
stomach Cnnsipafiou, and Liver Complalut
NJ l1.-PoR RsMALg laREeglARr1lHi, soanty, Pain
fu or Suppressed Perioda
No. ~ -fHr Lsucnrrhea. Pfoiuse Mensea, hnu
N, IL for Group. Hnarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No Il. -sur RHEuN PuIs-For Erydpelas, Erup
uuns Pbnples on The Face raGul
No. i5--RHsUMArIa Puts r FOR Pain, Ltmrnesa
or Soreness IN the Chrst, Back, l0ins, nr Limbs
A-Por FeveT and Ague, Chn Fewer, n-mh agne,
Old Msmahaged Aguea
P-Fnr Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal o. IL
D. Fat sore, Weak. or Inaaned Eyea and Eyelidz
Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight s
O.-Far Catarrh of long standing or recent either
with nhsi ri, ton or pralt@e disfharee
w. C--F,r wisAoriia5 eausl, hbleins b. FlolenUs
and sliartrnifr is -.rf~.-
cncs Ect-nke . charm. The entire dl1eans q onen
arrested st once and in al cases The violence Of s
attack e moderated the dsease shortened, add rem
dered leas dangerouL
Coughs and Oolds which sre Of such frequent 90
curTence, and which % often lay he Foundation Of
diseased lungl, bfonehlta, and Consumption, may al
be at once cured By the Fewer End Cough Pll1
In al chronic diHeasea, such DyupepEA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, liver Complaints, Pl11, Pc
male Debility, and Irregulsritea old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catsrrh, salt Rheun and other
Cd erupdona he case hhs specifics whose proper ap
plcaaon win aGord q curs u almost every Instance.
0ften The cure Of single chronic dlGoulty, such e.
Dypepda, Piles or Catarfh, Headache Or Female
Weakness, has more than paie for the case Ten TINES
ever.
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ruoo18e- rnFP. TIOUTDa.

The Immediate Secessionists have carried the
city in the election to-day.
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M1| a . u n II LODi loOlLn In. p
IAL sALE-PursHa nt % q Plu ordered sale, 20 me
difeced issued from be Court Of Lommou pease Oi
tuTahoga county OliU, on the 10Th day of Dccsle
$50, in an action therein pending, wherein Wdliam
and others are defendants. shall, the 1ith cay
January, lsI AZ O'Clock P. NJ, expose Tor ssle a.
City OF cleveland IN said county, the several pisces
and parcels Of land, described as iolloEs, 70 Wit
Of the village OF Cleveland. In CuFah0ga county, IN
the stats of Ohio, bounded a. follows; Reginning at
thirteen ods north Of the north line OF 81 Clair
street, thence HgstsFly az right angles With Bapk
eTy arid parallel with Bank street SIXTY six 6l feeti
thence easterly at right angles With sank sire q
line Of Bank street sZtys (66) feet 70 the place II
beginnilgn Appraised At So
~ fhnoWn part Of lot No. twenty seven f27l in
CleVeltnd, Onyahoga county, hio, and being thirty
three (33 feet tronI lhe s0Bthery side of ohnson
bounded follows; commanding On the west line Of
land Ened BY Joel Scranton. Nov I'd 1913; running
allsl with johnson street fhirty-threa tas) iset
thence northery 70 the sonsherly line Of johnson
son street % the place pf beginning" Appraised
sd iKnoTn as part 6ffen sero lot hfty-six C5sl in
Cleveland luyahoga county Ohio decided b Joseph
Lyman 70 John B Maring, October III is5ii and is
at point Prpspecr street, north side, Prospect
street is now Widened and being the southwest cor
the east line Of Perry street one hundred and forty
.
the north ns Of Pfuspect street seventy feet and
ten ll5-lo) inchesi thence e0uthery line pdfai
lal Eithea liEs q Perry Grruat ona hnldrsd and
nH O Pros ect street % feet aud ten inches 90 the
place Of beginning, being the same land decided q
James Ross by q N. skeels aud wife, recoried in
vol. IS, Cuyahoga Records, page s5i. Appraised a.
S so CO. JOSEPH s. GRAANlS.
. y. ll. Jones, PITTS Atty. Master Comir.
.0yey, ~. 2. Little's Atty decst Isfassl9
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIOE.--
"a On the Z7th day Of oveulb ber ls68 tAo Probate
Jourt OF CuTahoga yi Uhio declared The estate
Of Sila A. Hathaway, Deceased to Be probably nsOl
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims agaI5t sasd estale 70 fhe Undersigned
above mentioned, or they vail not bs entitled % pay
dec2l.sl7 Adm'r of Said estate.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Ilh SALE.-Pursuantt 20 an ord rof sale issued 70
me ffCm tbe Court Of D0mmon Pleas for Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, in an actiQn therein peldngs wherein
Thomas UalOW is plaintiff, and John Herufnan, Ma
" Herdmans William 5tany. and eTnthia n Stacy
are defendants shall, the 18th day .f January,
ld6l az two o'clock p. H., at the door Of the O0ucf
HOUSE, in said county, p1sa Tor sale e. public sue
ton, the following DESERT ed hnds and tenementsi
sitnats in TIE CITY oftIsvelsad, county Of Cyys-
hUgi, aud State Of Ohio, known. sub lot number
eightynine (s9l, 10 s. s. stones subdivision Of part
Of ginal lot City (i0l Brooklyn township, be the
same more Or less, but subiect 70 al legal highways
Appraised value $40. 8 GkANNIS,
HaaHu
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Professor Of Eleetropatty and Rs5ieine,
- Ofice No ~ Ontario street, up stairs a fsu
doors from the Public Square,
Odict hours from to ~ and from 10 70 ofe1oct
el2ilE. lsnQaaLs eEeeRtea aug9
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~ IT " Dl0D A4fN1 OE n UHOEhE-
u TAI order issued from fila Cart % Common
Peas II Cuyahogl county Ohio ia which Asa Cady
BE- PLAINTIFF and feargcn n. honinu e. a., don lond-
door u the Court neuss, in the ciiy u Cleveland.
l said county, the 18th day u JEFud7yl la9 az
O'Clock =, mi Of said day. the undigoi lolrtl part
Of the following described lands and tsuemeulss
Situate in tie township oi East Clofeldnd. which d
also i She county Of Cuyahoga and Stale o. Ohio
and u known as being The lOHth end % lot No. 425
aud D. bounded Is follows: beginningat q stone on
the southwest corner Of said lot; thence north $50
east on the old lre q chains f5 links 10 the south
esaL corner Of said lot to sionei thence north =
wesf chains 20 ftones thouce north 62ifs ufst 8
chains aud 80 links the north bsnk Oh ihs creek
lheiice south ~ west chains thence north 8i54'
west chains; thence south So west chaina thence
north 8i5ks west ~ chaina; thence south ffe vest
chains 70 stone tne west line Of said lott thence
south ~ west chains 90 the place Of beeiuuing,
containing In ali lga acres more or less. Appraised
at 800. WI. v. TUuHLEN.
II. w. Bingham, Masfor Commissionef
plha Atry drcIsgIs
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MASTER 0OM MMIssIONERIS

l4I- SALE--PursuaRt 70 Tho command of Plu
order Of sele Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ohio upon the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1860, IN an action therein pendiag wherein
Ezra Cnappsll Ia plalnLlu. and Henry T. Whitman
susan W hitman, John u. Newton, d.. r. Keith, John
Coon, and tho Michigan Insurance Com pauy, are de-
endants, shall, the 18th day OF January, lSb at
two o cock 2. d at The door Of the Court HGuse IN
said county expose for sale at public auction the
iollOWing described lands and tenemenl7, 20 wiz:
Situate IN the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven az in the th1rtelth range Of townships ih
the C0nnecticut Western Reserve, IN the STATE Of
Ohio, and which is also ia the county Of Cuyahoga
and q known BY being city lots Nos. two hnndred
and lTs (l5l two hundred and SIX (2l6li lour hun
seven t27)s IN Barber Lords subdivision IN Ohio
Uilys now Cleveland Be the same more or Jess, but
subject te al legal highWays.H
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Hlrrronn. Trnnhnn co. II

4 / hereby certify that I have been dealing in The
GTWfenberg Medicines for the past year and can tru-
y say that have never offered any medicines 10 tho
public that have met with the decided Appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Fills and
Catholeon- They viii perform all and more thal is
promised for them. have sold about dfty bottles
Of the Catholieon the past year and hear the beat
results in every case y. n. q JOHNSON ~
March Z, 1851. -... Medical Agent.
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! An Solvent Banks. 8
MARYLAND. 81
Baltimore Banks...... 8
Country Blk, Solvent 8
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks.... 20
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks -
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. RANK NOTF LIsr.

C0aHE0IaD u G. a. READ co., lAEKERs.
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WHB DEFENDANT, OLIVER
DiING, will take notice that on the sth day Of
November, A D 1880, said Mary Z. DrinF dled her
petition IN said Court agnhst MIN, praying that the
marriage cgntract now tbsistlng between them Be-
dissolved alleging cause theruur that be has been
wiilitlly absent from plaintiff for more than three
years prior 70 ihe nng Of said petition, Also drunk
enness and gross neglect Of duty Tor three years
She also asks that sha be restored 10 her maiden
name Ol Mary Luutsa Campbell The defendants j.
rrred 70 appear and answer within six weeks from
- - -. CAGE BRUCE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09
HOlLE TEgTLlfONT.

In this connection We ofisr f8w tsstimonials
IT am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which You advertise Marshalrs Ute
rine CathOlic0n cure. have advised is use and
it has effected complete cure wherever il has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, r
Western Star, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-09

TRooPs FoR FoRT roRTUaAs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-11-26
ScrOfula. or Kings Evil.

is constitutional disease, a corruption of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitiated
weak and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pcrvadcs the whole body, and NAV burst out
i'll disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there one which it NAV
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered OF unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, al
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; i'll the glands, swelings; and on
the surface. cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcnders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
III this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and indeed of all the organs. arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
10 cleanse it from the system we must renovatc
he blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
.igorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in