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Price J. Patten, ct. al, q. s. Circuit Court
vs. sfOr the Northern District
Stanford J. Lasatar. Of Ohio.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
I'D Fieri Facias issued from said Court in The
ab0ys entitled cause 70 me directed viii Ofar for
sale ct the South Door Of the Post Once in the City
Of Cleveland Uounty Of ahoge and State Of ohio.
on Saturday, the 18th day u Re bruarJ A. D. ISL At
The hour Of o'e ock P. NJ Of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the village Of
Che grin Ealla, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Fiz.--lOts
Nos 8, and west part (40 fest) Of TO- lots Nos 81
SO IN A. Bliss section allotment; lots Nos. So g.
10 H. and 2 and IS in Blss MayhsW's section or
allotment, aRd lot No. in Yinosnt's section al
lotment n JOHNSON,
0. s. Marshal Northern District ofOhio.
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KURI0US KOINGIDEECBi
SLOAN UNDER THE CoUNTERu
sM1TR ANp oTHEas IN- 4 BOx

NORRIS in sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS where eEery- owner Of
Horses and Cattle find the best Medicine in use
for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
Ihey are Sovereign Remedy for Colds Coughs,
Loss ofAppetite Hide bound, Di5tempeTs, &c, &C.
as-Tbese Powders lvrnvs qivg sstfsfscfiop as ne
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale by Il. +. Gayl0rd,
e. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, Cleveland, o., and
by all Druggists in the country. Also, at Wholesale
BY the Proprietor at lei Ontario street, Cleveland
ieb6 R26dkw -ff G, G. NORRIS.
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90 MN RCTAL.
CLEvRLAND MARKRT-FRB. is.

CAnN BLAND NAAANHA A~4-s ~
FLOUR-salos Of % bbls xX red at $780, 20 bbls
do at SSs2s; and - bbla white do $3.50. 400 "a
WHEAT-salea OF car red on track at Si'Oiana
car from store ct Sl,Oe.
CORN-ouist at SO.
OkTs~szlss car on track nt $40. lgt.i Tr
sEEDS-sSlos Of 40 bush Clover 81 $500.
BEANs-sales in small lots at 75c for prime.
BUTTRR-Saiss of common roll nt lie. ...
FRUIT-Unchanged Apples are quiet at SIC
and peeled heacaos lsof D 9KEsAHC4 Ngu
HONEY Sales 200 lbs In comb at iOo.
HIGHWINEE--salss a BblH at lse. e. gt
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"A GENUINE B0oN.-In our cap lcity as a conductor
the cUIeaB Of the day, each Of which Claim To Be
unadulterated in its composition and infallable in
its curative effects, with what Justice we leave our
troL Mopd's Hair RestoratiVa--Fe are 50 well a.
sured Of the notable qualities or article that We
gtV5 cur end0rsemsnt az al that ts inventor and
Yeno, claims it 60 BE- It's effect upon falling head
81 hair ts universally Known to b magical Like
liae OF guano on exhausted land Il brings Its crop
Wherever applied. Our own thatch Is Fortunately
b. althyi but We advise friends with sparsely-
growing hair to try the columbia Spy.
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AIR REsTORATIV
SEE WHAT
20 OTHERS SAY OF IT.
4 Dialiagai.Re5 s. Louie PRy'ioiaa Writ,

ST. LOWS July 10, 1880
o. }, WOOD, Esg., Dear sir:-- AlloE me the pless-
ura and satisfaction 20 transmit TO You the bensh :.
oia effects Of your Hair Restorative, aftei trial Of
1--WE years. Commenced using yOur Restorative IN
Janusff is55. since which tim l have not been
without 4 bottle on had When j commenced the
use my hgir Wasquitg thin, and at least one third
gray. A few applications stopped its turning, and
In three weeks tint there not gray hair to be
/ noticed, neither has there been Up 70 this time
Amer my hair Was conypletgly restored, continued
Nv hair has ever continbei healthy, soft and glossy
and my scalp perfectly free from daudrun. do net
imagine the teels above mentioned VIII 9s o. any any
vanity 81 this late day. a. am well ware they are
are All gel known already, and even more WOndeinl
/ ones throughout The UuIon I have occupied my
time 10 travelling the greater part Of the time the
past three years. and have taken pride and pleasure
] Ia Recommending your Restorative and exhibiting
rs effects n my own case Sc several inS.sgeet e
humbuE; saying they had used Z and without eject
In every instance. however, Il proved, By probing
the matter, that they had not used your article az
All btt had used some new article said 20 be as good
as youra. aud selling At about half the price. have
noticed two or three articles myself advertised as
astonishing that people will patrOnize article Of
No reputation, when there ID one st hand that has
been proved bsyond dOubt- s-. l9ai gti b. i.
Apparently, some Of those ehhrlatons have not
brains enough to write an advertisements a. notice
they have copied y0nns word for word 10 several in
stances, merely inserting some other name in place
/ have, within thu past i've years seen aud talked
with more than two thousand persons that have
used your preparation with perfect suocess-some iel
baldnesa gray hair scald bead, dRndruh, and even
disease the scalp and head are sub biect to. ..
called TO see you persoaaly, At your origins
place Of business hsrs, but learned you were nov
You ars Il liberty to publish this or to refer par
ties TO me. Any communication addressed o me
ca Box No. J, ,s2O; will be promptly answered.
4 -. JANIS WHITE, N, D.
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Three boxes Of ammunition, one containirtz
two thousand boxes of percussion caps the Othsr
i've thousand cartridge with ball attached, de.
sFned for Minie rifles, we're seized by the Police
Vennah. i-- i-
TIaFh Ward attempted 70 murder bis wife On
Ayenae A this morning, and then shot himself
Both Viii probably die.
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@kaitiaes.
TWELYE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
AOOAo the success Of several medical gentle
men IN curing disease upon principles in accordance
with toe great natural laws, induced their establish
ment as Incorporated instituton under An act oi
the legislature b the title Of The GREFENBERG
OOmPAN1 Of New Yerk- The continued success Oi
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conterred upon the Association by Legislative en-
actmeu aud they have reason TO feel great pride IN
comparing their success with medical academies al
50 chartered By public authority. Unsolicited tes-
mony from pu blio and private individusls and cum
mendatory notices in the Leading public journals,
bear witness 20 the medical skill and high personal
character of the gentlemen connected with the in
sttutiOns thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, tn + GRhs F.
ENBEhG COMPANY has ever been and Frili be
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
uf health TO the afflicted, and all who ars suffering
may address them with entire cOnfdtnce.-
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted b.
this Institution are lucidy set forth IN TIE GREF-
kNBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and thrre
fore sold at the nominal price OF 3 cnt for which
sum Il is mailed free 70 any part ofthe country.
The health Of American v omen, diseases Of Chil-
dren, and the more obscure and chronic "a
we'll as tbs common d dsases incident 10 this coun-
try have resolved The attention Of this InsttutiGn
and II is enough - they have proved themselves
fully compatsnt for the great trusts v hitt the ie
have contded to ther skin. --a,r saf-r -0rE :
Their series OF Melicines embrace eleven diferent
nemadies adapted TO Gihefent diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Ned
cine to which wish TO call the aftentiOR OF the
many Females afflicted with disease. "a 1ll -
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.ASTFR COlTMTSSTCNFn1g

LIE II7lII D % d17I1l1l 1ll8 I8716l %
county Ohioi IN an aetion pending IN said Court
wherein Joseph X. HartWell d plaintiff. grd 1ila5
>. stone Margarutte Stone, Asa Mahan, and Wiz
am y North are delsndl1ts, shall. on tue 18th
A93 q 4enf Ilr e9ls et u'clguE p. d . EEpaEs for
s - the aoor ol the Court Hou9e, IN said county,
- elDdlvislon lots numbers o. 62i, 6l5, as 5l7 s
~ ue IN = >. stones survey Of College Eract, be-
as part Ql tgt udll Der I'D 10 the town
sllp q brooklyn, u the countToi CuFah1ga. - the
esate ol Uhio. Said several lots are Appraised at
tl5s each. tI - sLGRaEN Ma
R. P. spalding, Master Comm.
Pitts ATTY. ianl5.322
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49, sPnrsas. 20 d. d. inc Z. ~.

Prof WOOD, Bear Sir II was induced more than
year ago to try your valuable Hair Restorative for
the purpose Of cleaning my head Of dandruff. had
suffered with Il upon my head for years, and had
in removing q, although had tried many prepara-
tons, until saw your advertisement in Harris
burgh paper. Being there at the time, called at
Gross s kunkls's drug store, and bought bottle,
and now am prepared 70 recommend it 70 universal
use fof I mas npletey removed all dandruil from
my head and an appcEtiOD once in two weeks keeps
L iTee trm any ttlhing or other unpleasantnfss.
must also state that my har had been quite white IN
Places and, BY the use preparation has been
RESTORED 70 its original color. am nov fifty years
Qi age, and although have used two bottles Of the
low few OF my gray hairs 10 remain in order to
have my appearances compoft with my age. My head
s now OF less trouble to in keeping IL clean, Sc.
than any time since have been child. consider
your preparation Of great value and, although do
not ike to expose myself, consider Il my duty t.
90 So 1ou can use his or any part OF it in any
shape You think proper, If it Is worth anything 70
you. Yours, &C., II. Il. ETFER.
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WOoD's HAIR REsToRAF1 F1VE has scouire,l = ranu-
tation from actual test and experiment which can
not Be enhanced by newspaper puis In our vicinity
l mas Deen exIesiT Tey used, and We believe in every
case with every desired result, and receives the uni
yerssl endorsement Of an who have tried IT, We
therefore recommend Il one OF those few genuine
nostrums which accOmp sh all It professes aud an
the oald and gray could desire.-I Columbia Spy.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &

ltast,ttlill 1AOH. 20 loty.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WNTKR ARRANGEnENT. 1864.
On and after Monday, November 45th, 1850, Passea-
ger Trains will leaYe Cleveland follows:
500 A. 4. N. 7. 4 Cincinnati Ex press-StOpping at
Beres, 9rsf.On, W elm gtpu, New London,
salem, shelby, ana ali Stations south OF
Shelby, reaehing Columbus at l:4O P. H.,
Cincinnati at 100 P. n. if 5.HU
T:20 P. n. Night EXpress-StOpping at all stations
north Of Gallon, Gilead, Cardington, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center and all
other stations, to leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at 1:s0 A. N and Gin
cinRau at 7:s0 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusly, Mansfield Newark Railroad. for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesville,
sc.
Orestlins, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &o.,
vest, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Belefontaine Railroad Line for arion,
Beileton ontaineI Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Ierr6 Haute, VinCennes, kT6n8-
vile, ,LOuisYiile Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, lit. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami ( ColGmbu1t and xsnis
Railroad, for lXenias Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haufe, st. Louis, Morrow, Lovelsnd,
and CiReinnatii and with the Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piquas Urbana, &C. Z.
~ For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street,
Cleveland, November q, is5O - =
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INOTfIKR FREsHET.

NAsHlAi n IL 7 Co 10
The thaw has caused freshet IN the PoFhegsn
river, piling Ice and wafer 70 great depth q
the railroad track between here and w ilfOn stop
Ping the passage Of eli traina p illflr rdf
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ALI HAIR DYES ABANDONED-- WEooD'e GREA4 a
Z TICLE HAS TAKEN TME FIELD.-profe7sor Wood
stands on an eminenee no chemist, whose attention
has been turned to iuEenting hair tonic has ever
before reached. His fame is sudden, but World-Eide
and thousanuB WHO hHTi worn wigs or been bald for
years are nov thronEh thsuse o. his prep4raffofl
wearing theirOWn natural and luxufiant heed COW.
ertng. SO much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human lie, and the laws which apply 70 the fuhc-
tion1 Of the lygtum Prof. " God studied out the hu-
man hair ita lcter partit5 and diseases,
and how 70 restore the dschying talitY 70 that or
uament be aaN, ns in hia own cass that gray hair
IL unnatural unlass the age Of the iudiEfduil had
reachedf0ur acOrai and believed that the hair could
be naturally reTitalizBd He tried his own cass-al-
most bald and quite gray a. the age Of thirty
--ha raatoTeq his Own hair IN color EirtuRth and
luEnranssi aud TIE article e DID d with be gave 10
and take nothing slse.-lNsW York Day Book. n
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NEW HTFxTCRN sTE1F.

4HrERHHDzNcE, No. Feh. 13.
The New Mexican man from Pawpee Fork ar.
rived this morning. Nothlng had Been heard Of
ne incoming mail, which ahonld ~ ,s5necfi
with this one ~ PeWnee Fork
The snow las All disappeared nom Re mains
and LEFT the roads almost impassibls F-'-----
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I'll
B1IDrnsvlIlE, FEB. Is.

A Ere At 10 O'Clock lass night destroy eo y. sne
Flooring iii owned ~ johnson 49, ~ . . -
81 ~ Srsin. insured for S1S0.0o0. The lrs y
Sunpersa to have originated By faicuon ol "
--...shi-erv Tha distillarV adjoining was s4feo.
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BLOoM1NaroN, Ind, JulT go. IsJq

DLooAlhQtOh3 4nl.t uly 1852.
DEAR sIR;-I here send y0u q statement that 1
think yon are entitled to the benefit Of / am res
ident OF Bloomington and have been for 0Vr thirty
yeaIs. am now over hity years Of age. For about
twenty years past my hair has been turning coHsid-
efaoy grey, and was almUst entirely white and very
siih and unpliRnt. 1 had seen a number Of certih-
estes Of The very wonderful effect Of your Hair Re
truth IN Ehemi but enter TtaininR BTrOfg UssIf6se
nave ny hair, II possible. restored 10 its original
color and nnenessl a. i Was in my younger days a
beautiful black, concluded would make the eN.
perimens commencing in small way. Ipurchased
one OF your small bottles at dollar, and COM
menced using, following directions as nearly a. 1
could 1 soon discovered the dandruf r moved. and
my hair, that was falling on IT, large quaint ties was
oQnhderably fightened, and radical change taking
place IN the color. have tinued to se it. till
have used hrse Of your small bottles and just begun
on the iOurth- have now pretty head Of dark
oroWni or light black hair as any man, or as ad
IN my ys1thful days, when hoy in the hills of
western Virginia. Ny head IL entirely clear of
dandru, and the hair ceased entirely falling of and
s as son and nne and feels oily though il was
Just from the hands ofa French ohamp0oner Many
OF my acquaintances frequently say 70 me ''Butler
y ere Old you get that me Wigl' tell them il Was
the effects Of You RestoratiYs It is almost impossi
Die 10 convince them that il is the original hair of
the same old grey he'd. ours, truly
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER,
Bloomington, MOnroe County lad
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PRoF. WooD's HATR REsToR kTtVE.-In another
colum viii De found an advertisement Of this we'll
Known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
har 70 It's original COLOR This Hair Restorative al
falling of. We hsve seen many authentic tt-stimo-
nlas m proof OF these assertions some Of which are
from gentlemen Whom We have Known for many
Years as persons Of the most reliable character
Don DYE tn you have tried this RestoraVs- BOs-
ton Olive Branch.
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45raaasoaq


a dE Nav 96HE, Feb 10.
IA .ridieulou, hoax was published this evening
eoneerninF an assault on fQrt sumter. There y
MOI the least grain of truthin T. - 81
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GngEariag-&latiug.
sILYER PLAFNq ~ BELL bANaINe

THESUBSCRIBER Is PREPAR-
ED to re-plate SPOONS, FORKS, CastoFa, Fruit
Bishes and all other articles Of table wares "a Food
q paw also, Stair Rods, Door knobs, Bell Pulls,
Sc rs. platt 0r plated q order BY hand o. electro
process As good any otheE esiahlishment in TIE
BELE HANGING ~
Promptly attended ts, and All work warranted e
represented, at reasonable pricos,
Room N o. q Mechanics Block, Carnar OF Prospect
and ontario streets, tup stasrs,)
EB-lMRROFED BEN MGEk, tuEaing tla hen
Down instead Of up, on Sewing Maehiuss-
ROBERT GILL,
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- sanioId's Liver InFigorator ard caihartia
PilE are fOr by
yHORCHlLL 4 BRO, Druggists,
30 =. v. cor Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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aaedifinfs.


GANFORD'S LIVER J ny IGCR-
~ AE0R never Debill ltafes- II is ,umposassa
entirely res FR0M GUMS, and has become an =
proved b. En who have used it, and = now rssorff
% With eonnqenoe 20 al the diseases i0r Which i 9
e haseHrsd tlousauds = within TIE lass twoyeau
1hmeFoal q solicited - certificates in ny posse
Tss doss must Be- Fe-p- Itsd . the te.nperamsDi
q the indlgiduai taEingl it,and used % such quan
iities g 70 act genersaglaa on the tsvell.
ne 't ass ss' 3 S'6.s Sc Ii i 5SSa ana 4 Z
VIII eue L1vEE Coa1 2 IPLAIETs, BILIOUS AT
lAcls, )IsFErsfG ,oHoH-l-s 10 DIkRhEGAs 8UEHEI
goHPL4IHfl, DKEENTEHr.-- iDE0F6I, sQuE 5IoEkGH
HaEIrUAL COssivEEEss,IZ lCHoLIC, CHoLzfA ~
RAAfUMs FLArULEEOE, = y HDTcEf fEnALH
6R1iE2Rf FEniIfl,s lMEDiCTNE. Il Nj
eure5ICK HEAgACHEE g tholaands can -
oR 'THRkE TEk-S p sPooEsF6L AEEi "a
KEA at the c0mmance-z ment Of the sttecE.
Al who use . are giving thslr testimony in It, 6
~ Nix water IN the mouth with the lnVigorsioI
.Hu PRiCE jii'is ijiI 6SE i5OLi.dR PER BOTTLE.
Also Saniord's Family Cethartic Pills.
Compounded IRON Purs Vegetable Extracts and Du
up In Glass Gases, Air Tight, and Win
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is q gsntle bni
settle Oathariic which the proprietor has used in
Eis practice more than twenty yesEs.
Tbs con1ril tlF increas ~, ling demand ron thq1
who have long used the = lPILts and the astiefac
ton which sli express inl regard % their use, hal
Induced ne . place them within ihe reach of az
The Profession well Know fhat different o.
thErtios act on dilerenf' portions q the toWel.
Tie Eamlly Dathartio.7- PHI h5s, with dua fclef-
snca 70 this Well es1ab-i li8hcd net, bse1 con-
/ pouhded RON variety = uf the eura1t Ne1etallf
ENtracts, which act alike ION ever part of the Az
msutarF csnnl and ara|r econ and aATE in ~
casa where q CatharficI- - needed. such - d
rdnfeme1ts o. the 5tOm-. Iach, sleerne13, Pain. X
the Back and LOina fjos- = fiTGueaF Pain and fora
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold fhich
Eequeutly, Il neglected 2 end IN q long course %
Fever. Loss Of Apex. title, q OraeFing bauss
ton Of Cold over thgl Body, EeaEleBaueBs,
Head-Acho, or WeiRhflN n the He81, an lnfam
matDry Diseases, WOrmslC in Children or Adults
khaumdti1m, graz Purifier Ol the Blood and mEnf
diseases 70 which flesh . heir, too numerous 20 men
I ti0n IN this advertisement. Dose 70 9.
PRICE, 30 CENI6.
IaJ-Ehs Liver lnVig0rgtor and Family Cathartf
Pills are ratailed By Druggists generally and sold
I wholesale b. the Trade IN al the large towns.
l 5. II. ". SANEOhDt IL. D.,
Manufactures and Proprietor,
/ iy7d&WR- as broadWeF, ~ 39rk.
i - Sani0Id's Liver InFigorator and calhartio
PilE are tOr 5slrhy
! CHCRCHILL BRO, Dzuggigts,
/ Rl0 :. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontario st.
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DR.. GIBSON.

FrofeSsor- Of Electropa a1ld .Nedics,
- Ofiee No. ~ Ontario street, up stairs, q
dobrs frcm the Public Square.
once hours from oi2 and from 2 to 10 oicleca
dally, lsEndaYs eNceptsd-l auF9
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Last Nights Report.

THE ELECTION OFLINCOLN AND HAM
LIN DECLARED.
EEF YoRE, Feb. "a.
llr. Brecti1ridge announced the election Of
Lincoln aud Hamiin-
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CQnnectlong ere made ht MOnrOeYills With the san
dust ~, Mansfield and Newark H. r., at Clyde With
the eanduakf, Dayton 4nd Cincinnati h. r. IL Fre-
mont With Fremont 3 lRdiana Il. h., and az Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aed Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Iaeka0n, Fort Mayns, Loganaport, Lafayette
Calro, Alt0n, ST. Louis and al points West North.
West and Southwest. ul e ll
Trains erriye IN Cleveland from Te edo aud the
gi35 Al. Il OF ltlr.
FOR information and tickets apply at the Unicn
Ticket Once, 81 Superior st., aud At the Depot
/. d. RUOkEk, Pa
nd Marr
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THE GKEFENBERe
MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICoN,

which d offered as certain cure "a cases hceofnps
MED With the following symptoms lrreEularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Deranged Appetite, BalloW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney -Chills
Gold Hands and feets blOaatings EeFeriahncl8, Nsu
ralgta, Palpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv-
ouanesl5 He4dache5 kegtle8snsss, Disturbed Sleep
Ilusnes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling ana
Pain in the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach NauBea, indieestioh, Di1iouit PassiRg %
yrne lQth heat or Bmartings ltchings Burning Or
pairs Hysferic, Anxiety, Red Faces Nervous HVitcl
tRas Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad.
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite, klatuience, Bioated sad
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, RBina In the
Uterine Organs, Humbness and PANS in the Limbs,
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FTRR.

Blseh 3 and q, Co5lzieFcial street, occupied
by Sherman, Hal b Co, with large stock d
teas tobacco. &C.. vas destroyed By FIRE this
norni1E. Los rot egsimated
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