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ONE OF THE WoUNDEp AT Bulls Run
Harvey ROokAfellow, Of Philadelphia,
nephew of ]. ]. ROckAfellOW Of this city
vas engaged with the list Regiment OF
New York, which vas so badly cut to
pieces OF Bulrs Run. His three months eE-
pired last Saturday, and the regiment had
received orders to march for home, but
hearing Of the battle to come of the Regi-
men. agreed to 60 forward and participate.
dHsrry" was among the foremost in the
aeht was wounded, and is now prisoner,
and the probabilities are that be will lose
his left arm, les it is dreadfully Shsttered)
il not his life. Senator Smith Of Virginia
has gone to intercede for his release and
restoration to his widowed mother and
only sister, who relide in Philsdelphia.
Young ROokafsllOW is youth Of many
virtues, and good colder. His talents as
& military man are superior, and the re-
gard he had for the feelings of bis mother
and sister only prevented him from nO-
esptiHg the First Lieutenancy in the three
years service which had been rendered
him
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geaal aetisEs.

CAIE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COORT.-()n the lst day Of Au-
gust I8sl at 10 O'Clock A. a., On fhs premissay IN
fhe tryusnfp OF RoyaltCn. tiuyahoFs county Ohl0s
will be sold 70 the highest bidder, the iooping De-
scrlbe6 Real Eetate, as the property Of The minor
heirs Of Hiram Brown, it Sitnat8 IN said town
ship Of Rovaiton, and is known a. part Of section
No. r. add bounded and described a. iolloW3i le-
shining on the east line Of sscIt0D - a. the aoI1-
e1st corner Of lanis decided b. Lewis Howe - hli-
liam W. Brown; thence norfh u West aiong tns
section line chains 81 links stake tence north
east chsins 81 links 10 stake; thence south
90 east chains n links TO thu place Of beginning
and contains i've (5) acres OF iands more OF lea7-
Appraised AZ = l63.
TepIas Of Sale-s58 cash down At the day Of sale
WILLIAM ". BROWN
Clsv land, July Il, lssl. iyisssis Guardian
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FINE DIsPLAY.-The Cleveland Light Ar
tillery, Captain Barnett, passed through
this city on their way to Camp Chase yes
terday TO be disbanded. They are from
Western Virginis, and have some trophies
which they displayed as they passed along,
in the shape Of q "secesh" six FOUNDER
with a rag Of the same rattlesnake origin.
Their pieces, horses and sccoutrements,
created quite display and drew together
conoourse Of people who followed some
distance in their wake. We understand
they viii be Immediately Te-organized for
three years serVice-StGte Journal.
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D8lC4l from A44AG CAFcEAoEe
The steamer Northern Light arrived at
81 o'clock this morning from Lake suPs
rior. Ts are indebted to the clerk, Mr..
Butts, for the fOlIOEing-hsr log for the
trip.
N.
Lsn Eagls River on the same day at 8
Pm, snd Eagls HarbOr st sP. NJ.
Arrived st EDughtOn July 22d at 5 A.
II. Saw there ths steamer Sea Bird. Left
steP.M.
Net Iron City at Portage Lake.
Arrived st Marquette on the Esd inst,
st2t An
Saw sshOOners r. Dart and Surprise at
Marqnstte. Lett there at P. NJ, on the
Len the sault on the 24th, at two P. N.
Net Bchoouers Ketehun and Fox, also two
eihsr schoo ers, whose names could not be
made out in ssult river, bound up.
Net the steamer Illinois Of Presqus Isle +;
the steamer Planet on Saginaw Bay; the
Eorth Star in St. Clair River.
The Northern Lighfs cargo consists Of
81 hbls. Of iDgOt copper from the Franklin
and Pewabio mines; 300 tons Of iron ore,
from Msrqustie; 900 cedar posts, from
Churches, and s quantity Of miscellaneous
freight. She brought eighty passengers.
She viii lssvs for Superior on Monday eve
ming next
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KILLED BIZ L1GHFEING.-We learn that 6
citizen of Liberty township, Trumbun
county, farmer named William Kesfer
was killed by lightning during thunder
storm on Friday night last, 18th inst He
rose from his bed at the commencement Of
the storm, to place some vessels in position
to catch rain-WAter, and on entering the
house agsin, was struck by lightning on
the breest, and died instantly. His wife,
in bed in the sams room, was not injured.
He leaves q wife and one child.-Nobo8iag
Reoisfer, .JuIU 25th
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REMAINS OF JOHN HAvEE.-The body of
Young Haven, member of Capt. COtter's
Light ARTILLERY, who vas killed on the 2lst
inst, on the Ksnsvha, passed through this
city, to ShalersvilIe, Portage Co, where his
parents resides We are informed that
when the ball struck him, 1t carried away
his entire right hip.
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BOUSD OyEH.-JOhu Bennett, charged
with killing William Green at the Depot in
Toledo on Sunday night last, had an exam
inaticn before the Mayor Wednesday af
tsrnoOn, was required to find bail in the
sum Of $1,000 to answer at the Common
Pleas Court, failing in this he was sent to
tn
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FENCES BUREINa.-We are informed By
Engineer Smith of the Toledo train, that
between here and EOrEalk large number
Of fences have been burned and are now
burning, having caught fire from lOcOmO-
tive sparks, which kindled the dry grass
by the roadside.
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Aoo1DEEr.-An Irishmsn By tho Rswe Of
Fitzgerald, said to be intoxicated, lay
down on the track near Ravenna, last
night, to snooze; coal train came along
and took of his right arm between the ell
bow and shoulder. He was not discovered
until too late to stop the train. This is
another warning to those in the habit Of
getting intoxicated.
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KURIOUs KOLNCIDRNOEi-
= SLOAN UNDEs TIE COUNTNR
sMrFa ANp ora7Rs 1a 4 no1lll

EQR6le 10 sight With his Oelehrated ARABIAN
CONDITION. HOWDEkBs where every owner q
Horses and Cattle can ind the best Medicine in uER
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar to such AniHAls
They are Sovereign Rsmedy for OOlds, Coughs,
Loss OF ppetite, Hide bound, Dstempers, &C., &C.
~ These Powders always give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars, Try them. Eor snls By e. y. Gay lord,
e. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and strong& Z Arm.
gtrous, Ueyelaad, O., and By all DraGgists in the
country. AlaO, at wholesale BY the Propretor at 6l
Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, to whom all ordefh
1'Sls Ssbs RssdlU ,I1S'@' l-'- 90 A a q. NORRIS.
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HaaEFoaB. TrumbulI OO., Q.

49,. HARTFoRD, Irumbul Co., o.
hereby certify that I have been dealing in The
Graisnberg Medicines for the psst year and can trr-
ly say thRt have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pilb and
Oatholicon. They Will perform all and more than ie
promised for them. have sold about hfty bottlee
Of the OatholicOn the past year and bear the best
results in every case. J, g. Q. Johnson p
Earsh !, 1867. Medical Agent.
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By-Read what DR.. Bushnell sayl Of the Green-
berg Medicines. Dr. B. d physician Of extensive
practice, and Of the most successful in the oonn
y (Trumbuil) in which be resides:
.tThis ueftifo that have used the GrBfenbefR's
ia and Marshall's OathOlicOn, sold here by II. q.
Johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull co1n u ohiO, March z 1851.
Sold by Druggists and u sdicine Dealers through
Ous she country. For Medicines or agencies, ad-
ianSdsWl : :. = : b General Agentfor ohio.
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s''-' : S---''s' TEE GREFEHBERG ngf
MARSHAI.LS nTERINE OATHOLIOON
.HnME rE0rTMnNY.

In, this connection We Oner lew tostinonials:
&. fsI am 9 MethodiBt Clergyman and when on my
Circuit have met With many women troubled with
the diseases for which You advertise MarahAlps Ute
rine Oathoioon . cure. have advised It's use and
It has ensotsd acomplete cure EhereEer Y has bean
f7s1trl.a lstar. )1tio
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8Fass 6oMaartI.

JAMES d. ODEhL, BRASS
TFOBNDER AND MANUFAuIURER ii
5rass Work Of every desert ptiohi no. as Union St
4 psonarod q furnish AL kinds cf work used toI
Bts1fn WateT or Gas, aud ali the various Articles
dssd u TIE PLAN binR business. Beer Pumps Of all
ElndS rSnde and repaired. Brass eating done dali
3 -<n-s-- - -F'ts Nt-s- --e-t--t ---@Pe =
EOR RENT.-HoUsE NO. $50 -
III Prospect street Rent $3.50 per year. if
A, III. PEhRY a co., -
gulo2o.3i6 ll6 & lis Superior st.
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THB ALL-SUFFIOIENT THRER
VIENNA


-TIRIESEMAR 1, 2 & 8, ARE DE
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole De
T'hsrpacie d Psria, and the Imperial college Of
mediofne, Vienna.
No. ] 5 inyalnabls for exhaustion, spormatorrhoa
and ali phyaical disabilitiss.- 80
No. e completely eradicate8 all traces OF those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated By the nas
ciOuB snd psrnicious use Of copaiya and oubebas
No. has entirely suppsanted the lnJurt5ua uso
nbrCury, fhereby inGurng TO the sufferer speedy 70.
lisE di5persing AL tmpurtsess and roofing out ths
venom OF disease. i4,a rnf TrEE -lr EesaI @
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], and ;, are preparation the
form Of lozenge, devoid Of Taste and small, and can
b carried In the Waistcoat pocket sold in tia cases
and divided into SEPARATE doses, as adninisssrod by
Valpasu Lalienaad Roux, Rioola, &C. Price 50 eaeh
or cases for -, Which-soT0 and IN 81 e1lelt
whereby there Is saving Of 81. 10 Be hgd wholesale
md retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No l9s Bieecker street
New York. Immediately rac9tFinR = reulittanc8
Dr. Barrow will forward tbs TrisseInaE 70 any par
Of tho world, securely packed, anu add eas2 aooord
inR to the Instructions 81 the writer G4
Z h9rs0ld Klso b Z. J. GAYLORD and WH
BIsKE cleveland -----1 = ami
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- e ne lPseSs 9. AliaeelsbuFgh,
ON THE 22D DAY OF JUNE.
Iqsl, and order Of attachmant was issued u
tkis action ior The Jan of Tires Hundred Dollarsr
-Angnst, Is6l, Rt o'clock "A. .. - =
Dated BsrsAs o. Jana - 1851. Iyisi1l
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@aanltfaflnrgrs.
pAYKIN|s WAIEK DRAWER.

AHEAD or ALL O4HERsf
zhs most sinpls dssd sfeie1lt naaes< Hoig b ~
for essVaksg patss fr0zs igs5ls o. eng sspth.
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Ann L0ui8s Allen, by r.alH u.---rr
jns Mo 81 ., Rodney Court OF Common Pleas,
H.MatheWs, Catherine Cuyahoga County.
, THE SAID Rooney III. MATHEWS
and Catherine =. Oakley, who are non-residents
OF the state Of Ohio, are notified shat the aad pain
g SH sss 20 DAY q SI3s 3 ls Si as u as iif S0Gr
resident Of the eolnE Of Lake In me state o. 9nlo
and others, stating u substance tnat On gay
against the said Rodney II. Mathessi twhose vile
she then was, praging e be diLosced NON nm loE
thscauss Of adultery With one Lucinda hilhss ana
That Nd Court at the November term thereof
mony pending suit, and that at the Februayy term
then Of 1855, said cause was tried and decree
NJ sFainsf he said Rodnsy n he sum of S30O. in
addition to The said Of $50 which sum .Were y
IA RodRey, situSte in said county. The petition
hi fhfs case further states that the sa ROdBaFi AZ
Ssb sT ~ re eoee6n Of Sh rsaSo0s ia SnSn5 As
ths Oourt should deeTee e her, on the trial q sald
bv opit claim deed one eqbai noisty Of the follow
ing described real estate, situate in sad county, 70
The said ssmael Mathews, 70 VT: known as being
bounded as follows beginning on the norheast cor
ner Of said lot On the soathsry lne oi ne faole
line Of said lot 70 oInpiain street. thence yesteiy
with the northery linz St an itlss - ~,
street. 10 fhe Public Square, thence easterlT with toe
Public Square 3 let e tRe glSs q e AL "A
or the solS purpose Of aiding the said kodnsy IN
EisS5ry SIs interest in aid premises beyond the
SSsscb 81 fhe plaintih, and 70 defraud her.
Ssd pstition further stnees thai during The PEN
dsacY q said pstition t9E divorce, ths sad Samuel
pose Of mere SAD premises oeyoad
the re,ch Of said decree for aiinony the
aid real estate to the said Catherine =. Oakley,
who, said petition alleges had notice g the rucu-
Pie nEyer Of said petition 3, that the said Omit
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney 70 the said sam
1el ~ got 6iide Is fraudulent; that aaid mortgage
Hound to have been received In good faith, Be post
oed TO the said decree Of the plaintiff du that the
order OF said Court and that the proeeoda o. said
ale Be appl sd--lgt 20 she payment Of -the amount
tke elaint, and at the residue aeide the order Of
IhS "sIa Rodns4 h. f1fathsls and Catherine =.
Oakley are also notihcd that they are Required to
answer said petition Or before the slss day q Au-
ruff. ~. NJ rrr.r- q rraHsr s. b. AXIELA
iunee1s3fT Attorney for Plain tn &
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" or IC E.-IHE CREDITORa OF

M OTTO E.=THE CREDITORS OF
~ WILLIAM B1BKE, and ali others interest
appointed By the Judge Of the ProDAta Ooarts IN
and for the county Of Cuyahoga, Ohio aeslGnee oi
the said William fiske, in the room OF Osofte d.
Hurffft, resigned, and tkat have given bail and
have entered UPON The duties Of saio trust, They
VIII also fa notice that AL claims agAinst tho said
WiIlIau Fiake must ho presented % me At my of
see In fhs citv of CleYeland verified according 70
law, r Allowance o. fseetienso or be1ore The hrst
eA, q : sD1'lA1 y, JOSEPH s. GRANNIs.
kaaf ~ ftf1s Efsf-.
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Its principal uaorifs are lta
SIMPLICITY. DUEE5IIETY, EASE IN WoREIEa,
OhEAE LII n Is 8,
And its Impossibility to Freeze Up
-TT NEITHER Tips THE BUCK
ETOR THE SPOUT, doing away with the COM
blicated machinery necessary 70 accomplish uotl-
1ts simplicity makes il less sbe 70 get out ol order,
fban any other Drawer. Tho Curb, Bucket, &C, are
substantially made OF the best mStoEial the WhoAs
being calculated TO meet the Eants Of the public.
Ratg eaa Be raised n Ia tiaas tka1 y az
ethg Ees
It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Packet
1B-AIl ths pose. required Is % raise thew yht q
PiS.5s S1 ~ s-STli1e "a DAYKIEsS WATER DRAWER
before Durcheaiug any othsI. Adoreea
n JAHES DANAlh 3 Co, frOPr-1,
HAaFoRY-Sfl5 Ontario street, GlsFeiald, Ohio
gsB'Stats and County Eizhts Tor salo. Ad1ress
oope
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KsaaI aotiEEs.
John Croweli,

John orovell, In Attachment.
The Msrshsnt's FiFs IN Before 9, Z; Benhs%9, J.
sS.i5sis s6.f9Sf Company Phil 5 q oSaSs SSts1o5Ss oS
ON THE 6rH DAY OF JULY,
1851, an order Of fattachmeut was issued In this
action for the sum 9f Two Hundred tyeni -niqe en1
said Justes at his Office in the citT Of Cleveland, on
the 2 tn cay Of August. 1851.
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATIEL
Mortgase, made and dated February 9Th, ISL
low, to secure the payment OF certain iud gmeht,
recorded in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Ouy-hogs
County, and the costs therein IN ny AgOr eqni1lei
said 4. Baskle. Said Judgment being for Sl6s.sl;
Plaintiffs costa, S5,55-l73.40 with intnre8t ron
DsesmEsu 10th, 1854; have taken possession q
and shall offer for sae at public auction on the ath
day Of June, 1851 1t 10 clock A. n one cine kscf
tory one steam Engine In said Factory, and al por-
tanning thereto, lot Of Bones sud about = hafree
Glue, being the property 80 mortgaged to me. SAID
Glue Factory being known as Basklea 6lus kaeto-
n, and situated Oh the Lake Shore IN the north.
east corner Of RockpoTt township, and said saloWl
take place ct said Glue Factory p.prwrI1
Glsvslapd. Nay q. lssI:asS - !.
MASTER'S SA l. E.-PURsUARE
lll 20 the command Of a deeTetal order Of. saie
from the Court Of COmmO1 Please Of Guy ahogp
County At the suit o. William ". Bayes and others,
against John Grssnbrier and Others to me directed
Of the Court House, in the City Of Ceyeaudt on the
nth dag Of July, 1851, st three O'Clock p n, the
following described premises situale in the town.
ship OF Brooklyn, In tbs county Of CuyahOea, and
State Of Ohio and being in that part OF the Oty Of
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and EnoTn q
Psrkinss subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
portion Of original lot No MY in laid township Of
Olinton 8treot Appraised at es00.
Loren Prontls Master Comur.
arp1
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Miasmsse C,sutOiss.

We are epsbled here to ofier the community a
roaedy whlJhr while u cures the above complaints
with certainty, is stin perfectly harm 81 In any
quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable districts
where these afiicting disorders prevail This
"DUREh expels the miEsmatie poison Of hEvER AND
AgpE from the HysteIn, and preYsntsr the devalOp-
msnt Of ths disease, If taken on the rst approach
best remedy ye discovered for this class OF CON-
plants, but also tb cheapest. The lsrge 0unusity
supply for doll brings it within the reach oi
every body and II bilious districts, where FEvEa
AND AGUR proyails every body should have il and
use il freely both for cure and protection. great
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of Internt.
tents Is that It contains Quinino mineral con-
seQuently i produces no quinigm or other inuriGue
hY Il are left ss healthy as II they had never bad the
disease.
Fever and Agus is not alone the oonsequsucs Of
the miasmic poison. great variety Of disorders
arise from ita irT1tation among which are AetiFaL9id
rheumatism, GJt,, Headache, blindness, IOOkkQch6
Eardehe, CatarFh, AsAHG, PalDitatioB, Painul fec
h0n, Of lss Spiee HVsios, Pair ths B0iCels Cole
which, when originating In this cause, put on the
iBtefteEt typs, or become periodical. This CURE'
expeis the poiaen from the blood, and consequently
cfes them all ske. 1t Is an invaluable projection
10 inmigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the NAL iops districts. II taken OceA
Bionay or daily WIN exposed 20 the Infection that
will be execrated from the system and eannOt aocu-
Hence 1t 10 even more valuable for protection than
cure, aud few viii suffer from 1ntermittents u
tbag avAl Themselves Of the protection tbs FBmsdy
Prspirsd BY Or. J. o. AYER 4 90. LovsiI. Mas.
For eals by strong Armstrong, Cleveland.
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8talAGstaIE.
ZOE SALE

s. a . 1 Il 4 FOE SALE q 81
JTHE HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsburgh street, known = the aitchcock
iropurtY beinf LOT One n Csss6 addition % ClgtS,
land and lot 4s] ia KsIey aud RalspFth't H1bdl.
visioa. Said property having one hundred test1rJnf
On ttteDlr8h ltfe9t and p1tondlnG feok zen Eo01 y
a. alley. The house u large well built Gnd COVE
nisnt. For tstlna aPely % j ~
7 s l...i,...1 : "a :, .-RkEHEY, BAOKUs EOBLL
EOR SALE.-ONBT SECONDHAND
u - Steam Roilnr-Upright, so called, lafsly dsod
the hsEder OlaeeBaid Boilsr q a inches IN d.
In diameter. and feet high, l.L JA -
Said Boiler originally cost 800 nov IN art fts
order, and with ne erate, safsty- a., win b
sold for $3.50.
1VFoT further particulars enquire At this of8ca,
or ct 7. J. McdarTy's Steam Boiler Shop on Centr6
street. q
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HEORGE ESHEN Eh, OF
NJ Marietta, IN tAe county Of WashiRgton, and
Statsof Ohio,is notified that oaroline bEenner
fiGn N the Ofca OF the Clerk Of the Court ef Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county OF Ouyahogas
bfenner with Adultery, With one El1Eabeth hol-
brsnner, and asking that she may be divorced nom
the said George Eshenbrenner; which petition viii
be for hearing in six weeks rom the late herewith.
Dated this 18th day of Nay, A. d., 1851.
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All Of the Grese1berg Medicines ase fOr
sAle By aaE q ss-tH
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1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OUls the success OF several medical gentle-
men In curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their
ment a. a Incorporated Institution under Ap act q
the Legislature By the title of THE s GREfEEBERG
COMPANY OF New Herk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
pom public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislativa en-
1ctment and they have reason 70 iee great pride n
90 chartered by public authority Unsolicited testl-
mony from public and private individuals and com
mendatory notices in the leading public journAls,
beer witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THE GREE
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be q
Of hoalth TO the allicf and ali Who are suffering
may address them Wit sntire oonidsnce.
The principles and practce Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucidy set forth In THE GRIEF
EHBEKG MANUAL OF HHA1FAi N inYaluAble
fore sold at the nominal price OF Is cents, for which
sum It is mailed free 70 any part Oft country,
The health Of American Wemen, diseases Of Qhil-
as we'll thec0mmOn diseases incident TO this coun-
try, hayo received tho OF this lnsttuton,
epd il s enough 70 say they have proved themselves
fully comPstent Tor the great trusts Ehoh the public
have eonhded TO ther skill
Their series Of Medioines embrace elsFs HfeTent
remedies adspted % dintEent diseases With minute
diroctions colapauyiHg each article. The 4edi-
cine to which We Wien 70 call the attention OF the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
TEE GHRFENBERG ~
AARSHALES UTERINE OATHOltOOA,
which is offered as csrsaIn cure cases acsompa-
MED with the following symptoms; Irregularities,
Weakness, Esintnsas, Qeranged AgPstiteI salloW
Ood Haris and Feet, Bloaatings FeVerishness, Neu-
ralEia Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, Herv-
BUSINESS, Headaches Regtlsssnesay DISTURBED SleopI
Pain fl the spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Irritation 70 the Utsrine Organs, Nightmare, Dis-
Relr HyBtsrics, Anxietys Bed Face, Nervous TWitch-
meas, DepTaEed Appetite ,Elafulencesa BlOatse and
= nguisr Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
y srine Orfnr7Y Nun Dues5 sud PHin9 ~ the Lin De,
Loss 6fths Memory, BsNiIderIaent5 eoransal II the
Feet. 80 =. - : =
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

A TEAEKLEss CHILD,-A young man, son
ofa worthy citizen Of this city, living on
Eris street. returned home at 3 late hour
last evening, partially intoxicated, and de-
nanded his supper. BE vas answered,
thai e be Wished for supper be should be
present when the rest Of the family had
theirs. EnEaged 81 the reply, he fell 10
bssting 9 younger brother, and when his
father intsrfeEed, knocked him down, con-
tinuing 10 pound him until repeated cries
brought assistance.
That young man has an unhappy fu-
ture before him unless he msnds his ways.
MAHoEIEo COUNT FAIR.-The Mshoning
County Asrienltaral Fair viii be held st
the far grounds 10 Canaeld, on Tuesday,
Wednesday sna Thursday, the 1st Il and
Sd days .: October next.