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NASTERS SAL E.-PURsUANI
-ltl to the command OF a decretal order Of Halt
from the Court cf' Common Please Of OuJ ahoge
OounfY At the suit Of William II. HaYes and Others
against John Gr enbTier and others, to me directed
Ishal expose for sale at public auction At the doo
dflh day Of July, 1851, at three O'Clock p A.s the
following described premises, situate IN the town
ship OF Brooklyn, IN the county OF CuTehoga, and
state Of Ohio and being in that part Of the City Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio CITY, and known a.
lots numbers twenty -onea and twenty two in Jacot
Psrkinss subdivision Of part Of the south eastern
portion Of original lot No my In said township Of
Brooklyn, each OF said lots being my teet mont on
Clinton street. Appraised ct faqo. -
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loran Preutis Master Comm'r.
Z PIha iune3-342
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TRAVRLEllIs RRGTsTEIl.
THE CITY.
D. s. Court, July I7th.

o. S. Court, July I7th.
The U, S, Circuit is in session every
morning, Judge Wilson being occupied in
hearing motions, arguments Of demurrers,
rendering judgments BY default Sc, Sc.
The following cases we're disposed Of this
morning: e'-l
Atwood 3 Co vs. Thompson, e a. NoFseo' !
Judgment for plaintiffs, STl2 H. Q
Perigo, &C., y. Terrill No. 1913. 4
Reference to Master to report liens D 4
Howe Jr, os. West Wilson Manufactur-
ing Co, Chancery. @
Ordered that issue be made for trial TO
Jury. Az to defendants infringement Of
cOmplainanfs patent for sewing mschine.
Lee & Fisher, for oOmplainAnti- Il. D.
Clark and J. V. Coon, for Defendants.
Petit Jury is summoned to appeaF Tues
day, the 2Si inst q" N@i z
PARTIAL AssIeSMEET or CIRCUIT COURT
LLtL CAUSES. Ifo EDBG tI-
July Is. TapPan rs. C. C. s c. R. r. Co, No,
eS5 -.-.
July 2a. EOrton's Lessee rs. Tlden, No. 925:
Vs. Williams, Ne.
e28. HVEOsaA 0o09 a
July "a King Is Wightmsn, No. Is0' "
PereW Is. Castle No. sS2. -lgt
80 auIl Vs. Minor, No. S85.8ITLTL
25. jennings ps. Garter, No. sef. E
%. Bowen rs. Peak, No. $50, Va
20 so. Transr ss. Mcdonald, No s52. y I
so. o. States Vs, Sanford, Ct al, No
$50. sf .-5s
August 8. Tracey, ct al, rs. Walker, et all
No. 700 s5
Causes in District 9onEtppt yet assisnsd-
Police court rrq es.7 z
Cases disposed Of this forenoon: 80 .
Vim. h. HurlbuL disturbance continued
to the I9th. Z. % s. sia.zs51bai 5sls
John Davis, iutOzicstion, fnsd 50 and
costs. $40 s.s5@ U6
James Radlidge, disturbance discharged.
Fred. Wolf, petit larceny, dismissed.
Ulrieh Hiplsr, assault and battery, fined
S. and costs. q - Z ~ = & q + = !. - H
John HuTlbut drunk, fined So and costs
John Dawson, petit lsreeny, dismissed
John Rees, petit larceny dismissed
Isaac Bennett, Richard SHELL Charles
Riddle, receiving stolen goods.
Redman StyYeson, burglary, continued
70 the 18th. 1r1s-1l z,5I Z
Ignat Bach, Michael Bach, and HaHns
Cronon, removing fence, dismissed. 'a- 7
Solomon Blsck, Emanuel Black, and Pat
rick Gleason, assault and battery, eOntin-
ued to the 18th. t1.ssiis
The trial Of the Hsckstts, for stesling
LII III - ,-..ao.7od ,v;gb The after.
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Al the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oinen-
natl st. Louis, &c and ell the trains going eastward
connect ct Dunkirk with the trains Of the N. T. T.
Railroad, and At RualO With those of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads,
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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NATIONAL ROUTkI
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED soHEDULEl

IMPROVED BOHEDULBi acfe
By recea. Important changes this Road is now able
to furnish unusual facilities for
Hast, south. West, Northwest and Southwest n
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
to Philadelphia and New York. In the East-With the
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Martetta and
Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest West and
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphis, New
York Boston give the privilege OF lying over 81
any OF the intermediate citiea. Two Dollars addt-
en- route.
This e the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets OF Baggage Checks to Washington City.
~ Fare as Low as by any other Route. -.
~ Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. -.
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and 0hio Railroad.
J. II. SULLIVAN,
General Western Agent.
u ssr 5f gMaTa GsnsIs H 4efSs SS1 1espt
Sl2sR@ g "a q 5.i,5s
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'--',--' THE GRETENBERG
MAHCu kTTJC UTERINE nATH0T TO6

l-4All7I44zAA1A . 2 = 111'--'11 z N7N7-7l
which is offered aS certain cure IN cases accompa-
nied with the following symptoms Irregularities,
weakness, Fainfneas, Qerangsd Appetite, SallOW
Complexion, Pain In the Back and Kidney, Chllls1
raigfa, Palpifation Of the Heart, DlEEnssg, Herv-
business, Headache, Restia8snosg, Disturbed SIeep,
FiuBhea Of the Heart, General Pain, OFgWling and
Pain IN the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or Bmarting Itching, Burning or
Irritation 70 the Uterine Organs, Hightmare, Dis
pe tr Mysteries, Anxiety, Red Eace Nervous TWitch
10 Starting, Constipetlont Irritable Temper, Sad.
usss IDeDraVed Appetite .flntuienca, Blootsd snd
. nqular Bowels, On PLEASANT Dfeams Pains In the
l. crime Organs, Eumbnes8 and Ruina IN the Limbs,
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HARTFoR5, Tfumbull Co., o.
hereby csftiff that have been dealing N tia
IL say that have never offered any medicines 70 tha
public that have met with the docidod appreciation
81 the pecpe like thos, paEticuiariT the Pills and
Oatholfcon. Thoy will poTiorm all and more than q
promised for thsn. liaTs sold about hftT bOttlee
Of the Oathoicon the past year and hear the best
results ia every case. J.H q. JOHNSON
March ], l857. Medical Agent.
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aslEaieines.
1RRAT OUREI

GREAT CUREl
DIR. LELAND's
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
Il tis only known Remedy for
RHEUMATfSM, GOUT AND NEURALGIA
And sure Cure Tor
AL MEROUBlAL DISEASES.
II d az r1venientiy arranged Band, e0ntaintine
medicRtaa compound, to be worn around the " Alst,
without injury 70 the most delicate poreonAl no
chanRei habtaoa wing q required and it entire
ly ronol ho thaease ffom the system without pro.
duona the niurious uectu arising from the use oi
poWol hi intorhsi meaiones which weaken ano 40
stroy the oonsiituton, and give temporary rsilei
only By this tre.tnenti the medlciaal .ss
contained In the Band, como IN contact VIII th9 ~
bOos and re6choe the disease, through tue pole %
the skln, 0sctlng IN EvARY instance goFieot 934Ie'
and foGtores the parta afflicted 70 heathy e9natlon
This HAND Il also 4 NEST poWeriui Anu'metohsiAl
AGENT and win entirely relieve the system rom tne
PFRHicIOUs uiIoctB Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured IN a fsW dayn aud We are constantly reoelYlnl
Testimonials Of its oicaoy IN aggravated cases o.
P4ss 81 10 be had Ct Druggists gsnsfaly, can
be sent 6Y mail or exp ~ With null diFeetiona lor
use, 70 any part Of toe country, direct nom the
''''''' 10. ' s0s BROArWA7, New York.
q, SMITH a CO., Hole Proprietora.
n H-reBcriptive Circulars Sent Free.
na9sAgenta Wanted EvaryWhe ~ 81,
og-Sold by VIM. FISKE, Druggist olevelana' VI
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9iLEVELAND 3 ERIE R. R.

lS5l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
On and after Monday, May 9th, 1851, PASSENGER
Trains will run ss follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
9.25 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIH-Stopping ct
all stations except Euclid, Wickliiie, Men,
tor, Perry, UniOngille, SaybroOk, FairvieW
and SWanYile; and arrives ct Erie at 1874
P. H., Dunkirk SOD P. n, Buffalo G:25 P. n.
sos P. n. CINCINNATI - PREss TRAIN-stOP;
ping at PainesVine, Ashtabula and GirATd
only, and arrives at Erie 7o5 P. n Dun.
kirk at $50 P. NJ, Buffalo at l025 ?. n.
l:S5 P. n. UONHEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping at all Stations. D
200 P n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
PainesSille, Ashtabnla and Girard only, and
arrives at Erie at 1910 A. n, Dunktrk at
200 A. NJ, Buffalo 3:20 A. 4. ~
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A BIG RArTsEA I5s raft recently. passed
down the Detroit ssriver, which contained
100. 900 cubic feet, drew hEe feet of water,
sad vas ffty feet in breadth, L EAs toWed
to Port Colborne BY two tugs.
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The trial Of the Hsckstts, for stesling
cattle, will be proceeded with this after
noon. ,rs..-
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LEAVE ERIE.
! -.s5 = -

ISIS A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopping ct
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesYiIls oPly; and
arrives at Cleveland at 4:ss A. u.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIH-StOpping ct ell Stations
except Saybrook, UniOnvilia, Perry Men.
tor and Wickline, and arrive at Cleveland
ct Ia5 P. n.
I2:5O P. \. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping st Gi.
rard, Uonneagt, Ashiabuls and Painesville
only, and arrives ct Cleveland at d2O P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave OOnneaut
at $50 A. NJ, stopping at al stations, and
arriving ct Cleveland st 9sl0 A. n.
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH

OiLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD. l1IDH
suHHm ARRAEaEMEEF. Sd So
To take effect on Monday, June 18th, 1881. TrainA
leave Cleveland daily Sundayg except0d a follows
9.l5 A. H.-Mhil- l--ATrtyes at New York e;oO A. ~
Philadelphia $50 A. H, Pittsburgh 3l0 P.
NJ, Wheeling lsO P. NJ; New Philadelphia
$3.50 P. n.
4:so p. n ETpress-AFrives at New York 400 P. r.;
Philadelphia 1880 ?. r.; Pittsburgh u:35 r.
NJ; Whsoing 5:07 A. n.
Both Trains connect ct HuGsCn for Akron and
MilleIsbnrgh. u
Oars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(vih Allentown, NithOut change .-f.- b.
10 Fare as low A. by any other line.
~ Through Ticf cts can be procured at the Depot
or aI the Euclid Street Station.
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't
FIR MYERS, 7. Agent. Junes
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iStopes aud Tiu agarE.

THE "DESPATCH" COOKING
STOVE Is the result Of many years Of careful
experiment and experience, and Is most decidedly
superior 70 any other Cooking Stove in use. Its
Bskins, Broilins and Roasting properties surpass
PRRFECFIOE, CoNvEEIENOE AND EoOEOKY.
The oven Il thoroughly ventilated with heated air
BY an ingenious patent prU. ess, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than In other Stoves and por
Roastinq is done before the open IRE, 90 tina the
ucos and hayor OF meats and poultry are preserved
Broiling is done the hearth over the GOALS drawn
The IRE chamber is 90 arranged as to secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible We guar
Antes Il to be most economical IN the consumption
Of fuel and to give entire sAttsaoton 70 ell who DO
For proof Of the truth Of the lboTst we refer our
fiends and cuatorn6rg In general to the many hun
dreds Of HouSekee7els IN tnis city and s1rroundins
country, who rally using the stove. JAIL and OK
srnins for yorFBelveB get circular and be convin-
oed, It is plain, heavy snd oesntitul stove Of
ULEVELAHD MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the vOrkmanship, are OF the
best quality and can be made to last customer 20
years or longer. Our stock Of other
GOO KIN G 8 TO v z 8
both for wood and coal s ths largest and best in the
market Our stock Of
ENAMELLED CRATES
q large and Prise the newest styles and are Of
superior finish. Our assortment Of
HoUsE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, is oomplete.
rs to purchase goods cheaper and most desirable, and
Cheaper tlGs can Be Bought EsevhTsi
~AH are invited to call and lock for themselves
3 SToHE 70 ~ ! CRATE EMPORIUM
- 10. q. south si4s Public sSPg99aio,
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TENTH PEENsTEElN1k REer4EET.--By 3
gentlemen, who arrived in this city this
morning, from Camp Wright, near Pitts
burgh, We learn that the Tenth Pennsylva-
mia Regimsnthad orders 70 leave camp this
morning, for Virginia, where they expect
to see some fighting in o few days. He al
60 informs Us that McHane's Erie Regi-
imsnt have been paid of and discharged,
and vim leave fof home to-day or to-
morroF. =. .s... esaE s-aii 90 sal.sa..
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HnafE TEqTTN0NY.

In this connection We oner new t8stfmonialB;
81 am methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which Jon advertise arehalls Ute
rho Oatholieon cure. have adFised Its Use and
n has elected complste wherever it has bean
1sed Rev. PETER SHARP, n
Western Star, Ohlo.
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I NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
sepsrcading Cubsbs, OopAiba, Oaygnles, OF a1y
cSIupoune that has ever been before the pnoho' IL
- ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
I'm thoir 5rVats practice with entire success, In ell
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
To, 5Jsea1s- ~ riVate diseases; azure Il frequent
IL performed in 8 week, and entire tonndeaee NAY
Be placed in them. This remedy Is newly oiseos.
ere Gpeei6c more active and more speedy N IL ei'
iects than Cubob6 or OOpAiba alone The ftiis ere
haif the aiEa OF Capsules, and never nAnHeate re
In Box.
The above Will be sent BY mail, on receips OF tne
money. .,1,, -. -. ru.-.l.,6
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JOSEPH s. GRAHHR
aAnsiqnao a Wwl Ff-,ro

= g. 81. Barber, Esesrs james " aiIaSe- a7fScs
-, o The Peace q 4iddlt bursh,
ON THE -22D DAY OF JUNE
4 1851, and order Of attachment vas issued n
this action Tor the sun of ThEss Hundred Dollars,
and ne ssls y - " se-Eng oa TIE lsih day q
Dated BsEsa, o., June ., 1881. - TIs:sa
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) I'VE omit LieutenantS.l
FWENTY-THIRp REGIMENT.
'ai E. Parker sosnron, Colonel, ~, f.
4 sianlev Matthews, Lieutenant Colonel
Rutherford D. Hayes, Major.
.aua CAPTAINS.
CAPTAINS.

TWENTY-FoURTH REGIMENT.
Jacob Ammen, Colonel.
Samuel A. Gilbert, Lieutenant Colonei'
J Lucien Buttles, Msjor.
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We understand that during the Spring
Term 8 fine military company Of students
vas organized. We have heard that it is
the intention to introduce military exer-
eises as q regular feature of the school
all male students Of suitable age and
strength being required to engage an hour
each day. 71.s s-,5, - .-7.-. -
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CONSUMPTION.

And here Il is deemed Of the utmost tmportanceto 70
correct prevRlsnt-almOst unpardQnable error
Bronchitis is known TO be the immediate harbinger
OF Consump ptlon. Not knowing, and not even sus
peeting, that Catarrh Is the pronouncing cause OF
brOnchita phyHlcans have attempted to remove this
n silver for.entations inhalations Of medicAed va
pOrs &c, to the throat and faucaB- NoWs all such
efforts to cure bronchitis afford palpabs e1idence OF
delusou only therefore REsart, that TO cure bron-
cbits and avert consumption, Oatarrh must hrst 10
cued. Upon this common sense postllatei have
predicated my remedy for the euro Of Catarrhi and
not only have the satisfaction 70 know that II hAe
proved eminently successful In the attainment Of
this Object but that In accomplishing this ik mas
perma1sutly cured bronchitis and aYeried e0nsump-
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS a

OIHeTNNATI RAILROAD.
1851. SUMNER ARRAHGEMEEF. 1861
On and after Monday, June 18th, 1851, PAs8enRs
Trains will leave Cleveland as fOllOWs.i-
b:I0 A H. N. ". Cincinnati Exprass-StOpping
Berea, Grafton, wellington, New L0ndo0,
Salem, Shelby, Orestline Galion, Gileads
Cardington, Ashley, DelaEu-s, Lewis
Centre, WOrthtngton, reaching Oolum-
bus st iO.50 A. ~, Cinoinusti st 4:20 P. H.,
and Chicago via Crestlineat 200 ?. H.
2:lO P. n. topping n all StatioLa
and arriving at Colum6e 7;ao ?. n, and
Cincinnati at 300 A. n.
4;55 P. n. Night Express sStOpptng at all Stations
north Of Orestline, aud at Gallon, ,Oarding.
ton, Delaware and ct all other stations, %
leave passengers only, arriving at %
lum bus at il:l5P r., , and Cincinnati ct 5:25
An Chicago via Orestline, at 7;aO A. n.
CONN TIONs,
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zAnesYillo,
tlreatiins Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4 OhicaQo Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C.,
West, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
eaIieu and BeIlefontane Railroad Line, for Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Unioa, huncie, In
dinapolia, Tsrre Haute, Nincen1ss, Evans
VILE, Louisville, cairo, ST. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts-
burRh Railroad for Springfield.
Oolumbua, Little Miami Columbus, and XeniA
Railroad, tor Aenta, Dayton, Indianapolis
Tsrre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LOvsland
and CINCINNATI and with the Ohio 4 Mls-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis.
vile, Evansville, Cairo st. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river. -
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Eaness
Ville Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua and
| Indiana Railroed for PiQua, UrbanA, &C.
~ For Tickets 60 all pointa and Information Ep
- E. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
| Cleveland, Juno 10th 1861. ="
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONING

" n" = a T y y . q d
TINE TABLE No. ls-To take effect on and after
THURSDAY, March 2lst 1851. VIZ
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geaal A9tifts.
JohnOroKsll.

John OroEeli, In Attachment
Fbe dsrchs6t's Firs In lBeiore q. &. Beaham, J.
SgTalee eomPany, Phil Z; Of ClsEsl4s5,s Saga--
ON THE 6TH DAY UF JULY.
1851, an order efattaehHent sas issHed IN this
action for the sHm Of Two Hundred twenty nine and
60-h0 dolars, and the same set for hearing belore
said Justice at his oce in the city Of Cleveland on
the 9th ray Of August. 1851.
t;leveiand, Jnlg u, lssl:2H
10y VIRTUE UF A CHATTEL
Mortgase made end dated February 6ths ISL
b NJ Bass le TO me, on the property described be-
low 10 secure the payment Of q certain lul gnanfa
rocdrded in the Court Of Common Peas Oi Cu7ahosa
County, snd the costs therein II ny iayor agai1gf
said a. Baskla. Said judgment beng tur sliese4i
Plaintiffs costs S5s56-l7s-ias Ei.h inteTe1@ non
Decsmber 20fh, l659. ] have taken possession OF
sud stI1li f0r ale At public IN
day Of June, 1851. At 10 oclock a N one cue Aao-
tory one steam Engne in said Eactory, and all pa7
tanning thereto. lot Of Bones AMI about = barrels
Of Glue, and lot Of materials for manulac tuIlna
Glue, being the property 80 m9FtEagsd 10 ma. Said
Glue Factory being known a. ba1Eie'8 9lfe Aacto-
n, and situated on the Lake shore, in the north
east corner Of Rockport township, and said sae VIZ
take place e said Glns Factory.
fn.v.fa,d NJ . tssl.s.=
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'I- OF IlVI III-oIs
nIaEAaEn EYES.

Among many local complaints, produced by Ca
tarrh aud which have never been recognized by the
the tear pa, sage from the eye 10 the npstrl This
arises oftener nom Oatarrh than from any Other
cause Ths cure Of Oatsrrh removes the dihcultyI
and Obviates the painful and needless process OF IN
eertinR metallic tube into the duct or passage with
the vain hope that such perncious practice may ei-
feet the cure. But IL never does
If is now known that my ERRHlhE 3 Is the only
positive curs for OatarTh. II. GOUDALks ND
7 iaA- q. VI. GIiARk,- successor 20 VIM. FiHke, ll9
Superior St, Agent for Cleveland iesl;dsXA
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n1Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Gralsus
berg Medicines. Or. B. is physieian ei extensive
practice and Of the most succe8Bfnl In the coun
" (Trumbu IN which he resides: 20
SThiH certi6es that have used the 9rDienbcrg's
.li8 and MershalpB CathOlicou, sold here b p. q.
Johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1857.
Sold By DFuggiats and Medicine Dealers through
ont ths connfFT, Tor Medicines or AQencies, a.
dress II. B-KIHGSLEI OlsTeland. -
lEnsd&W 1lc.ll p y General Agent for Ohto.
-l.-r FL
All of the GreEsnberg Medicines are for
sale by 4-s-5qs
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Connections are made at MonrooYlllo with ths San.
dusky, Mansfield and Newark B. IA q glyde Etsh
the ssnduBky, Dayton and Olneinlau =. b q IT.
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana h. u, and ct Toledo
With the Michigan Southern Northern lndih1a
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago Do
frolt Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoRAnBpOrt, lafayette
Oairo, Alton, So. Louis, and all points Na, North
Wost and Southwest.
West, ct S:l0 A. H., 325 ?. H.s and s4S P. n. From
Bandusky at $50 A. n.
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TWENFY.FIFTH REGIMENT.
CAPTAINS.

James A. Jones, Colonel.
William P. Richardson, Lieutenant Colonel.
George Webster, Major.
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ARMY TENTS AND WAGON GOWNS
Msssrs. Merrick & King, on River street,
have manufactured and sent forward du-
ring the psst three weeks, to MishaEaukes,
Indiana, two hundred wagon covers for the
United States army service, and have re-
ceived g contract for eleven hundred more
for the same des6BStion. The fact that
tents snd covers car be manufactured
cheaper at this point than "a the Eastern
cities, has brought q trade into this city
that is most desirable. ' ~ -
Il Ehe same firm have Manufactured eight
hundred and fifty army tents for This State,
during the same time, and have contracts
for more. $1,000 --------------
The materials used in making up these
articles are Of the very best quality, and
are made upon honor
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N A T A Il X II
The question Is yet often asked "What ii tbs dis
easei fioW know when we ave the Catarrh = As
ths disease was never truly defined BY medical books
never understood by physicians, thl my theory o.
Il was published and ts still often 1or some
other disease BY the victims Of therefore repuo
sh its true symptoms in answer 70 the above Qnes-
items,
The following are some Of the true symptoms Of
Catarrh Pain, either dull ot acute, in the head, or
IN lieu OF 1t, sensation Of funesss OPPRESSION con-
i N Of Ideas stlessness, indinarenea 70 bu-lness
concerns, wal OF Rhysicgi and mental onerRy 70
perform certain acts jobs, or 70 carry into ene
certain preoOnceiYed pAna At times an oDstructed
breathing through one or both nostrils. Soon the
obstruction gives place to protuse discharge from
The nose fauces OF throat On blowing the nostflls
forcibly little crust-hardened mucus-is thrown
out, OF en- tiDged with b'ood. The sensation OF 3
duid dropping from the head down into the thIost
4 sometimes ielt. Various noises or ringing SOUNDS
IN the ears are noticed. When the disea.e has pro-
zresasd 70 maturity amt severity. many Of the senses
become impaired, and that ofsmell is sometimes 70
tails lost That Of hearing suffers much, and tne
organs of Wis on participate in the ravages ac-
cumulatioh oi ~iacid mucus IN the throat takes
place especially In the night and the patlenty II
seed feels like cnOking suf0catins. To the
etGnces and fnsufIerable odOr by the secretiOns.
Z The latter often termed NERVOUS headache are
the o1spring Of Oatarrh ana now II me sOose
symptoms exist, or majority OF tthem' the disease
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