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TAYLOR. Girls

.HNAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,
I7s Superior. Street, Cleveland, date No. s5) re,
5poctiully invite the attention Of Caah buyaru "a
their large stock Of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Being in the Daily receipt Of new and desirable
Goods prepared % display at all times stoch
Of goods that 1 every var attractive, either In re.
gard 20 style, price or quality.
Prices will be al the lowest possible market val
ne. We invite particular attention 20 our largC
ONES TICS.
such as Bats, SheerinFa and shfrtfnRs both bleach
Cd and brown; Ticking, fowoiinR Checks strlpes
Cloths and Cassinerss Twceds and Flannels Alse
sHAWLs AND HOSIERY,
The largest stock 70 Be found In this section OF Il
IL solicited.
Please remember the placs-the hrBt store east o
the Weddsll House, With large glass 'front.'
Wly TA1L0Rl GkIsWoLD 4 %.
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eE0HaIa CoNVBNTTON.
MnIEDoEvrLLE, Jan. 10.

The Con7ention met ai 10 o'clock.
Judge Benning was chosen temporary
Chairman. Gubbequenlly Geo. W. CTav-
ford vas elected President and A. R. La
mar, Of Museagb, seGetaFy-
A Commitieo Nss appointed 10 wait on
Commissioners Orr, Of South Carolina and
Shorter, Of Alabama, 70 request them e
communists With the oonyentiOni also, z
ueeept seats.
Tss goaIsl ltiUnaai0atasd tlII la.nerroN.
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FROET ARKRNsAs.

hlEHPHis, Jan. 10.
The Arkansas Legislature has unani-
mously passed bill submitting the Con-
ventionsquestion to the people on The 18th
day Of February. II . msjority favors the
holding Of q Convention, the Governor will
appoint the dav cf ifs meeting.
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HARrEoap, Trumbull q, o.

hereby certify that | have been dealing IN the
rDienb berg Medicines for the past year, and
y say that have never offered any medicines 70 ths
publlc that have met with the decided Appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
CathOlicOn. Thoy will perf0Fm eli and more than d
promised for them. have sold about ffty bottles
Of the Catholicon the past year and hear the bebi
results IN every case. j. IL o. JOHNSON,
March 7, ls55. Medical Agent
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MARsHALEs UTERINE OATH0LICok

whien . offered a. certain cure IN cases accompa-
niud with the following symptoms irregularities,
Mcakneass faintness, Dsranged Appetite, sallow
Cold Hands and feof, Binaatng1, Feeorishhest Net-
Talgia, Pelpitetion ol the Heart, Dzziueaa, GorV-
flushgs uf the Heart, General Pain, CTagiiaT and
Pain N the spine and between the Shoulder, ACID
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Dilhcult Passing 81
lrr tltiOu 70 the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis-
pair Hyaterics Anxiety. Red face, Nervous TFitch-
ing, Starting Constipation, Irritable Temper Sad
ness BepraTcd Appetitel Fintulence, BlUated AID
Irregular B0Euls Unpleasant Dreams, raiul m the
Uterine organs, humbneaa aud Pnlt Ia the LlmhE,
Loss Of the Memory, Beyilderment, SORENESS In the
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10 Read what Dr.. Bushnell says Of tho Grmfen.
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician Of extensive
practice and Ol the most successful in the c0un-
ty CTrumbulll in which he resides
This certines that have used the Grasisu berg
pills aud MarBhalls Cathulicon, sold here by h. O.
Johnson 10 my practice. They ere good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold by Druggists and msdicino DoaieIs through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, aa
dreaa II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleyelhnd-
ian5d&W General Agent for Ohio.
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All of the GrsFenberg Medicines are for
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.HAJR AND BRUSHES.
Al / have tho best LOT Of Hair Brushes
ldsasl WM. FIsKE,
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OF SENATOR IN INDI.
IHDEAxlPoLis, Jan. IG

A-AAA---t ---loA4-aI e-4s 4ps
The Legislature in joint Convention this
p. m. elected Henry s. Lane, present Gov.
ernOr, 70 the United States Senate, in place
Of Hon. Graham N Fitch, whose term ex-
pires on the 4th Of March. The vote stood,
Lane 8s; ;leK Gov. Joseph A, Wright, 81,
The Democrats voting FOR the latter. I'm
mediately after the election, Gov. Lanes
resignation Of he ofies Of Governor Of In
diana vas read. and Lieut.. Gov. A. P.
Morton appeared and took the oath Of Of
fee as Governor, and delivered short sd-
dress.
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aaleaifinfs.
CANPORD's LIVER INIIGOR.

QANFORD'S LIVER INNTGOR.
~ ATOR never Dsbilitates ID a cl.rIBr-rrl-f
entirely lfsa fE0n GUNS ald has bscdnis ah =
tatlishEi tset, 3tladrri l1icina tsIotrn rlIr an
proved b ~ who have Esed ~ and . nov rssortsd
e elth eonheence in al the diseases ior which C q
Z - cured tboussndlr rsIihin ths ls1t tFogsarl
Whq bad given ~ az = |lonaI of relief - lhf
nunsFous unsoiicitsd = .oeftia1aies b ~ p0slas
ghsdoSs. mrst b sizp-.l tea % tho ilnpsramest
q the individual takihg- Ii and ussd r. Ssh qnan-
Let the dictate u your|- I1fr-191f -5iTs yru In
ne ne of ihs LIfERI- IAFIGORATOR, and q
E1cEs, DIuFEpsIa, CHoS-|- Io DIsasHG1, srrsrf
So-llAlllst pIsENTEaIls, i3E0F5f, SOFA 8s5HACH
HA1lTrAG gesTIFEHEss = cuoLfe. CnorEza IN
EsETuns ELkIuLEEcr. - u rBrcT FHmAIn
6kbisif bi i'f fEai{tsY Hi{ ii99ffgSgsai{ = % e
cure SICK HEADACHE.=- - - fi-or--r-f. -. -
tglty'l- gtty| ~ q E-sTf 49, q Tac
KY q the e5mmsBos-5 .msnf d tbs 5ttsef
An Who use it ars giving tnsir testimony IN O. "a
aa-llix water In TIE moufb with the luviqorutoi
PBICE 0SE BOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family Cathartc Pills.
C0mDo1ndsd iTom Pure Ysgs,able EHiTaets, and %
up In 6lgaa Cases. AIR Liglti and VII
Ths FAMILY oEfi Eigric PILi. s, a ssatla bui
getlgu Cathartic which Che prQ1ristor haa u.cd 10
4 3 practics more than twenty years.
Lheeonltluflg increas-i. ing demand fUm thoa
Hho have ioug uaad tla.t PIEts and tha ratil.ac
tql Hhieh az ezpress in7 regard g ihair use haa
Induced ne % place them within the reach 8i an.
Lh1 Profession Well| Enou thar different o.
tharlies act on diisfrnf pgriiol1 % The b0Hela
The Family Catharlic'- Pill hal, With due refer.
aHce 20 thia well eEtah-' li1haf Ecf, been coln-
pounded from gsrirfY . 10 TIE rlraEf Narrtslil
EItrectst which act alle- 0n every raTf ol tle al.
mentafV canal, aud are'z GOOD and sarn In el
caael Wiere q Cat1arfic|- Iif needed. such De
rlnGe1sntl of the nf0uI- lch, eIeer.1aT. Pains ir
the Back and Loiu1 Cos = riUaunl1 Pain aud sore
nela over the hole BODY IRON 1uilra cod, ullirl
frequently, II neglected = end in a long c0urse q
feger. Luaa Of ASpe-E- tie, 8 CrdeuluE sluaa
ton ol Cold over tha- Body, RaaflaHnuess,
Head-Acha, Or Waighf~ in fho Head. an lnfam
uafory Di1c11es, Wofua'-- Do Children or Aduita
Hheumati1ug great furIf ol tld Blood and llcuI
dissasaa % which iaIh = hair TOO neroul % 1lal
aon ~ thig aiVcrfi1emant Doe tQa
PklCE % CENTS.
4-Iao Liver luFiggrator and Family oa1turl
Pillg rcfailed 81 DrugTi1t1 generally AM. lo u
Wholesale by the Tr1de - al The larzs tggna.
g. T. ". 8AhfuHD, b. D.,
MaulfhctIrcr and lrurrict0r,
iY7dEWR8 - kroadulT hew York.
ee- sanf0rd,s Liver lnvig0rntgr ani Cathar1is
Pilll are for sale hy
CHCRCHILL 4 BRO, DRUGGISTS,
/ BIO S. W. cor Pub. square and Ontario o.
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HONE TESTIMONY.

In this connection We offer lew testimonials:
Il am Methodist Clergyman, aud When on MY
circuit have met with many women tr0ub3ed with
the diseases Tor which you advertise Marshals Ute
rine Cath0leon a cure. have advised its use and
it has elected complete cure wherever il has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star. Ohio
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LIST OF spRcrne RENEDIEa

Eo.l.-For Fever, Confssiion, tpd Inaaninahon-
No. 2-Ror Worn FeVef, Worn ooae' "e'uns n
No. s-gor Oonc. Crying. Tse,Alpg, and wAEsfq'-
NJ. = G-Vof Dlauhsa, ohoisr. IuiaaiuH, and Sum
so. 6-For Cole. e1plagu, Dy1sp'srT, Or Bloody
NJ s,--For Cholera, Cholsrs Morbas, YomHiHE.
No T,-Rar Coughs, Colds lhalqnz4s and soFe
ASAf Ns s-ysf T5o.p.aehe, Fsee-aehs, ans NeuralgA
No. sg-For HssdtcAa, Vertigo, Hsat and Fulinel
IA 8 io-DTsrEpslA Pi1ls-Fof Wsat ana Derunget
e6nach Cohsabatioh, and Liver Complaint
No- ii-Foa FElkLs IEEnauI- -,RTIIzsi boAuiyt Pain
ful, or suppEelsed PsTiodA -. -. -.
10. f2-Rof Lsacorrhea, froiu9e nenl1as Ahl
BsArtng Down q FemaleA ,B.,,,..,
M i9-For Group, Eoarse Cough, Bad brehtnins-
No fA--giL7 RHEuN PuIls-For EryEipelasi Efnp
tons, Pimples IN ne Pace
No fh-RaErHATIa PILLs-f For PAN, Lanensl
or soreness 10 he Ohest, Back, Lolna, or lAin1a
A-FoT Psver and Ague, Chll Rever, DIrao Agae'
O' cP@Fof Piiss, blind or Bleeding, Internal or q
J.-For Sore, Weak or Inaamed Eyes and EysBds
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight
O.-For Cathrrh, Of Ions stapdins or reee1t, eiihs
With obstruction or profase dseharss - -,.,....
w. C-gor Whooping Ooush, aoatlns ~ Floisn0'
,snd shoftenlug ~ oUurse.
elncs aet use ehsml M entire Dies, + ortso
arrested q once and 10 all casea The violence Of he
atiack is n1oderatsd s dssase shortened, and rem
dered len dangefonI ..u..E
Coughs and Colds, which are Of Eueh froq1eut 90
eurrence and ahich 90 often lay ne ioundahou q
diseased lungl, brunchitis End consumption, nay al
be q ooos cured By The Fever and Cough PlA
In al chronic dissAses, such e Dyspsp1A, Veal
8lomseh, Con1tpati0n, Ilvef Complaints Pies, 70
rasIs Debility, md IrrsrulArfhsu, 5ld HeadlsbeI,
Sore or WeAk Eyes. CatAFTh, San Rheum, snd other
Old srupaona The cue hE1 specifics Hhoos proper ap-
pueati0n un gdord cure h almasl every tn1ianee
onsn tie cure Of dngia chronie didculiy, such -
DVTDepIia Ples o. CstaFrh Hsadschs Or HemAls
WoSE1ss, has more than paid for ths ease Tn eus1
oveL.
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OUR RIalKDIEs BY MAIL

Los, over he list; make Up . cas- q what tiod
Won choose and lncloss she amouut In eurreni noSe
oF vtsmra b mall 70 our address, a ooZ BroadgAy
NgE-York and the meiicine WI Be duly rsturnod y
TnaH er erpres1 free Of charge.
AGFSTs WAHTED.-We desire an active, alsiaHi
Argnt for he sale OF our Renediel n every iogn q
oommunlty in TIE United 5tatel- Addres Df. Aef-
Vuuru Co. No. 5d2 BEnADEkT kEH-koEE
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Last Night's RepOrt.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHuerOH, Jan. 16.
EoUsE.
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NORTaCAsOLsNA LEGTsLATURE.
RlLrfnH. Jan. IR.

There Was no vois taken On the Uonven-
ton bin in either House today.
Anti-coereion resolutions we're passed to
a second reading last night and will be
considered again tomorrow. The resolu-
tons are strong against coercion and pledge
the whole power pf the State TO resist Sny
attempt By the Government to oOsroe e Sc
eeding State.
The Convention bill is being debated in
the House tonight
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.
Gen. Dix entered upon the duties OF hiI ofics g.
Secretary Of the Treasury and attended the Cabinet
meeting yesterday
M. kodman, the Chief Clerk, has been commits
aioned Assistant Secretary I'd interim, in place ol
Mr.. Clayton, retired
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E. ". saskrider, Churchill 4 Bro. and Benton
Bros., Cleveland; W. u. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. 8 J
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster Geigel
4 Barr, canton; Dr.. Kelly ouugH own; and al
the Drugg store in Akron, RaVenna, warren, Can
field Ohardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and Bca
lears IN almost every town and Viilsge IN Ohio.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Yesterdays Report.
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsuworoN JRu.fll
onNATB


The vice President presented 8 message
from the President ansWpring thD'senRie
resoiution Of inquiry as 10 his appointment
Of Ron. joseph Holl 10 perform the dudes
Of he once of Secretary of Var, made "
cant hy she resignation Of Floyd.
lie fully sets forth the reasons
Mr.. kioe, q Minnesota, introduced q bill
providing for The appointment of-a sPeeial
o5mmitles Of seven By The senste, With IN
strncdons 70 inquire into The eEpediency Of
passing q general aet for the admission Of
new STATE, nnd . ro-adjustment Of the
limits Of California, Minnesota and Oregon.
FIRST, the admission ofNeW Mexico, 20 be
bounded north b 81 deg, laF east BY TexsF
south by Texas and the Mexican boundary
west By The ll4th degree Of loDgitnds-
Second, the admission Of Kansas, 70 in-
clnds The present Territories o. kansas and
Uuah, east Of the ia0th deg. OF longitude
and 3 small portion Of New Mexico north Of
lat 81 deg, ana ihai portion Of Nebrasha 3
which lies south Of lst 43 deg, e-
Third, An enlargement Of the jurisiio-
ton Of Minnesota, . embrace the proposed
Territory Of Dtcotah, and Che portion Of Ne
braska lying north Of lat 4S deg.
Fourth, TIE enlargement 81 the iurisdio-
ton ef Oregon, 80 as 70 tuolude the Ierri'
tory Of Washington.
Fifth, The rp- adjustment Of The Slate Of
California, 50 as 70 inelnde that portion Of
uiah and New Mexico lying west Of Hath
deE lon.
On motion of Mr.. Bigler, Mr.. Crittenden' s
resolution was taken up,
Nr. Latham, 81 Caliiornia, opposed the
amendment Of Afr. Powell II The amend
msnl Is aocspted, the Constitution will be
g amended that the extension Of slavery
win Be forever Preoludsd We viii never
get Cuba. BE did not want to take any
step which Woald again precipitate the
question on the American people. We an
derstand the question thoroughly, and il
this amendment should 20 before them they
would never consent
The Chair, Mr.. Foot, Of Vermont decided
that unfinished business, being the Pacific
Railroad bill, had precedence Of the special
order, being the bin ior the admission Of
kansas.
Mr.. Bigler, Of Pa, moved to postpone all
other business 70 take up Mr.. Crittepden's
ameuimenis.
hlr. Wade, Of Ohio, called FOR the yeas
and nays. The motion vas agreed 70 by 3
vote Of "a yeas 70 20 nays.
wnurw
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Notics & hereby given that the undersigned
- haen duly appointed and qualified a1 Admiuis-
+for v~ffh fhe VIII annexed % John hneals leeaai-
"a LCTHEh B. PhEhIlsh-
Cleveland, Jaauary 8, Issl. iaHlss2i
MASTERS SALE.-IN PURSU-
WH AHOR q q dscsetll order Issued from the
Colrf or Uommon Plsas o. Cuyahega county, Ohio
in which George ". Girty, e. A pislntins, aud
Rsriiia n Hutchinsou, e. Al coiendantas % ne
direcfed shall arpoae tor sale at tie deor cl The
f1rt Houss IL the eiiy Of Cleveland, IN sld uqunty
on the sth iag Of February, iil, e. eieloek P. d.,
9f AID day the following described lands and teno-
1ieptS: situate IN the township Of hewburg. Cuya-
hoe. county, Ohio, and A known b. being part q
orfTinaI lot number 81, and q bounded bellows
heFinuinF the centre Of the PiftgturEh noaf 80
csIied on the south elaterly line Of il1d formerly
owned b. Eieaaer Cahlei thence north fory-dre ts5i
DEGREES east twelve l2j chains and forty thrue tj
na % stone In the ea1t line of Gald original lof
noU thu centra % the highWaI; II. nee north one
fourth o. degree east aiolg the east na Of said los
81 nVe t3l chains @ ne; thencsaoufb DTty-lre
(f5l degrees eeaf liioou ~ chains and nineiy-ona
(sil rka q the crntrc Of said Rttg1urEh ruad llal
ing irom Cleveland 70 NeEb1Tgi thsncf south iorfy-
AVE- i5l degrees east alola the cel re oi enid ro1d
three 90 chain1 and afy-fWo (s2 linrs 20 the pafe
Of hegenlns, the aane containing Te acral o. a1ds
- The aame more o. les, but qutitet % all laGll
Appraised at e7.loQ. -
4. 7. slade, Master 0omm'E
PA Af'y, lAs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS S

Il sALE.-Pursusnt 70 ord T Of sails issued 70
NJ non the Court u Common Pleas Tor Su4 ane4a
eounty Ohio, In an action therelu penainE HhrIslh
Thomas UalloW Il plaintiff, and John aprulaa M
~ HsrdmHu, William stacy and ~ NINA ~ 9titli
ar,, defsndauts shall on the 18th day Of January
Ie6I AZ Two O'Clock p NJ, a. the door Of fhe toqf
House in said county e1 pose Tor sale a. Vuhle sue
ton tie following dsgcriled ianda and teneueiats
70 Wit
istuafs in the City Of Cleveland, county VI Cuya-
boes and STATE Of Ohio. known a. sub lOJ Dumbei
eighty- nine (s9l IN s. s. stones subdivision o. part
of original lot hity o), Brooklyn toWnshlpl D the
riiie more orle1s bat subject all legal III Thlaya-
Appraised vaine s2oo. }. y GhAhAAsl
ii III Touea Eso. Master Comm'r.
pIrTl9 aftfv faslf fsffrg1a
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sLlg
Is5lEIINISI

FOR CHILDREN TEEIHING.
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething BY
softening the gums, reducing all llinhammations-Vtn
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, vii give r0st to your
BELIEEAED HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs.
We have put IN and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE aAED
any other medicine, NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN
timely used. Never did We know instance Of dis
satisfaction by any one who used IL. On the cOLtra-
~ all are delighted with tts operations and speak 10
terms Of ofcOmmendati0n Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter WHAT
VIZ Do KNOW" sfter ten years, experience, and
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant 3 suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will te found in nfteen twenty minutes after the
syrup IL administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and skillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Never-faiiing
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relieves the child from pain but fnvig
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidty aud
gives tone and energy 10 TIE whole system. Il viii
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND c0LIC
and overeOmes eonvulsions, which II not speedily
Neiied. end In death. We believe IL the best and
st remedy in the world, in al cases Of DysenteTy
4 DiarrhOea IN children, whether Il arises from
sthing or any other cause We would say 70 ev-
cry Mother who has child suherinR from any Of the
foregoing complaints, dOuot let your preudices nor
the prendicss ofothers stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that WIN Be- sure yes
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the use OF this Medicine
utimely used Full direction for using will
any each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
stmtle Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on
the World.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar Street, New York
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PEB BOTTLE.
sept9s;dt
For sale by STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, Agents'
~ Superior street, Cleveland
B8-Mrs. Wnsl0W's Soothing Syrup, the genuine
article, for sale b. Churchill Brother Druggists.
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NoRFoLK, Va Jan. 10.
F. B. Mills, master Of the slOop Of var
Brooklyn, again tendepd his resignstion
last night apd viii imnsdiately 80 South.
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AL Ol the OratuehDefB medlclnes are l0r
sale by
OHUKCHILL6 BROTH ER Drug ists,
hln >. W. cor Ontario 81. 4 Public Square.
DOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S Ron,
I'D authorized and adopted By the Medical Faeuls
" Of France, and supplied % the French Navy This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oil, extracts
SarsAparilla, Iodine and Mercury. It s recommend
ed and used in the hospitals Of france for Tetterb,
Abscesses Cancers, Ulcers ScrOfula Scurvy, flOur-
Albus, Cont, kheumatiBm, aches, pains and all al
fectiOns Of the skin The kOB - especially useful IN
the Of the Syphilitic Diseases designated Pri-
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and eer-
ticates accompany each bottle. Price 81 per bottle
Sold in Cleveland By Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gists, No. lJ superior 81. The trade supplied BY ad-
dressing Dr. Graudeau de ST. Gervais u kus Richer,
Paris, or Is Broad St, n. Y. aIigl7:k2O
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MEAHTER Com MMIGSI0NER'S
.AsTEk COMMISSIONERS

4
lNA SALE E-Pursuant % Plu order q uaieY % ne
iIedied Issued frOm the Court of ou1ou Please Of
Ouyahoga county Ohio On the iqh day q Dfgsm i,eE
Hunter is plaintiff and Gmos Ross, Esther u, Ross
and others are dafendantss ahalis tho 18th cay
JsRgaTy, lsi, a el9sk p 4 s1posfs ior ale =, e, q
City Of UsFeland, In said county the 9sFeral pieoe1
and parcels of LAID, deaeIi5ed q ioll9ls @ ~!
Of the village Of Cleveland In Ouyahoga county N
ths State Of Ohio, BOUNDED e iolqul Beginning q
point on the West iins % Bank street IN said cliy
thirteen llsl Iods north 9f the north line - 0if
street, thence westerly a right angles With Benz
street 70 the west hne q saa iot no ~ tnehes
erly and parallel wlth bauE street siH -siz
thence easterly a. right angles With Bank sire =
the wet hne thereof; thence aouthery On tie uest
beginning" Appraised at ,sou.
81 known - part of lot No tszenty y-ssVen an In
Cleveland, Cuyshoga county. Dhio, and being thirty
street and nine % rods deep Of eq1al Elata itle
hounded - toll9Eg; con u1sneing % ne ss.t ~ y
thencs southerly nine ID rods thence westerly par
alal with johnson street. thtrtI Tires VI lfel5
thence northerly . the souinet3 lns y ~
son street % The plasv o. eeginnins- Appt-isso
a. isKnSEa a. part o. ten aors Let ty-siE (56l ln
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio deeded y dpap D
Lyman % John B. W airing, October I'd l32l ans =
bounded and deseribsd follows, % uit- beginning
f poinf on Prospect street. north aide, Prosuect
street Il Widened. and being the soutng opr-
nur q said lot and the ncEtheast corner o. tro5s
and Perry streets; rnnuing thnnca nnrtherY alqng
tbd east line Of Perry slTO3t hundred and iorty
hve (lt5l fest; thanco easterly on line parallel VITA
ten rs 03 inches thence s0ntherly on linz peral-
lel Withe1 linz 81 PERM struet one hundred and
iortylTs (fso) ieet thence westerly along ne notn
line Of Prospect street 70 iet and ten inches % me
plac8 Of beginning, pang the saIne leno oaeoel =
James ROGs By D. n Skesls aad Wiiss reeoried "
vol 8, ouyahoEa hoeordI g4sls aRtlg ~ .
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+ iovsy, + Il. LitfisFs Atty. dse- lsa1ssIs
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