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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-17
rheumatism. Govt. Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va, 9th July, 1850.
DR.. G. AsIH. Sir; have been afflicted with pain
fil chronic RLfim0fis tJT long tmc which bafcd the
xiii of uhvSrlns, and stuck n spite of all the
rpmc,, could find, until tried your sarSaparilla. One
b0rtlc cured me ia two weeks, and restored nay general
health so much that am far better Than before wa5
attacked think wonderful medicine. J. fGEAM.
Jules y. G,tccll Of -. Louis, writes; have becn
afflicted for wears with affection of the Lirer which
DESTROYED my health. tried every thing, and every thing
f.ai 10 relieve me; and have been broken down
or sag years from other cause than arrangement of
M Tfr ey t,Ul rd pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
me 10 try your sas because he said hc knew YOU,
and 4i,v thug YOU made worth trying. BY the bless
I'M OF oj h has cured me- and has 50 purified my blood
\. 10 make a now man Of me. feel young again. The
hest that be- SAID OF you > not half good enough"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-17
Ayers sarsaparilla,

tUR PURlE41NG ThE DboVO
Aud FOR the speedy Of the suboined varieties OF
Diseases
SeroruTa and Scrofnlous Affections. such ms
Tunlors, Ulcers, Sores. EruPttons, tnh-
pies. Pusfuies, Blotches, Boils, Biaihs,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th June, 1859.
j C. AVER e co. Gents: I feel my duty 10 ac-
knowledge What yonr SarsHnnrilla has done Tor me
Having inherited q ScrOfulOus infection, ! have suffered
from In various WAYS for years. Sometimes Il burst
ont In Ulcers hands and arms; sometimes u
turned inward and distressed az the stomach. Two
years ugO broke out hcll and covered my scup
and with wich painful anu loatisone
beyond description. tried many medicines n several
Yhysicns, but without much rvlirf nom any ti'.. N
fret, t'e disorder grew worse. At length WAS Hloict
o. read n tlc Gospel Messenger that Won had pr'Puet
alternative tStrsapJrilal, for knew rom your vpu-
tat'H h1t my thing you made must he good sent 70
Cincinnati rud cot 10, and used Il til IL cured me- took
H. you advise, IN small doses of tclspooniu over
month, aud used almost three bottles Now and healthy
skin soon began o. form under the scab which after
while iell Ou. Ny skim Is clear, and Know by my
feelings that The disease Is gone from my ystin' lpn
can Wyu believe that feel what am say Ing when tell
you that hold Won to hr of TIE apostles oil the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours, ,,.
mn IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-17

CORR UCATRD WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAILlNGtsecursd by Letters a,ent)-Admir.biy
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries, Balconies Cot
&C Sheep OK Hurdle Patent Wire, sscklns Bead
tesds with variety Of Folding Iron Besdsteads aad Iron
uuure Patent Wire Coal Sereeus Ore, Ssad and Gravel
screens Wire hei.iDg Mosquito Sheep, Por!y and other
uoses Wire baer Houses, Fancy Wire Work In great vs.
iety, for Gardens, &c
NJ wALKER SONS, Nsnufseturers,
No 555 Market, ~ L corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
10--iI
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DURE COGNA O BRANDE-Boillsd b Udolph
II Wolfk For Sals b. DOVE co.,
- Wholesale DEvsts(s.
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AITEEp b. TALLEY.
So. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas,
T.llcr nnh snlt Ishenin. scnld uend. Ring

ICttcr ana salt ANheuln. Nc0lu menu ANihS-
worm, sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
Dr. Robert VI. Prphe writes from Salcm y. u, Eth
sept, loj9, that he has cured invctcraie ease OF
Irusu, which threatened % terminate fatally, by the
pcrs, crug of Sarslplrla, and also danger
attack of Malignant Erysp las by large doses OF the
says he cures the common ETtpfioRS by IL con
stantly. }
BrOnehOcele, Goitre, or SweIled Neck.
Zchulon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; e" Three
bottles Of your Sarsapara cured me roma GOTTA
hidcous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years"
LeucOrrh0R or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. j. b. :. Claiming, Of New York City, writes: 1
most cheeruy comply with the request OF your agent in
saying have found your Slr-apara most excellent
Alternative I'M the numerous complaints for which we en-
plov such remedy, but especially in FEMME Diseases
OF the ScrOflous diathcsis. have cured many nvct-
crate OF Lcucorrhra by it, and some where the
complaint caused by alteration Of the uterus. The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
know ledge equals 10 for these female arrangements"
Edward $. Marrow, OF NcwhUry Ala, writes; " dan
ctrOus 1rrigH ftor Of the females IN my family,
which had dcicd an the remedies could employ, has
al length been completely cured by your extract OF SSr
saparill our physician thought nothing but cNtirpa-
ton could afford relief but H. advised the trial Of your
Sarsapgrila as the last resort before cutting, and Ii
proved cFactu1l Ater taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom Of the disease remains
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..l:ET THE ISEST.''
UpHlLSTERY AND PlPEk-HlAbIlbN,

UPHOLSTERY AND PtpER-HAN6lA6S,
es.-y O. x1s hls Of goods h the above
Ane, consisting % thr f1lori's:
Carpctings.
vel,. r,pe.t-y urss fa-e ~ Venetian, Dutch, Hemp
a.. Heart Russ, Door Mats "a Stsr aots.
Curtuin Goods.
Broca.ei satin Ds-,sx Union D1--ssk rasels Cps. L1@-
Mssn Curtains with s1rad sssorne1t - Nini-w Cor
nices Winf1u ShRt-s-t a-se ass'melL or
All ne latest Styles ~ fixtures o. he approved Nnds rev
Floor Ofi-Cio1h,
All III bef patterns 1 hs quality 20 the lowest
prcsI Which and rooms dmensions
Aso. Table Cotss-a vari.ty.
FSpcr-ffrngimgs.
Ve'vlt
Ge'a SAdn ara pn Papers % every i ana color vh lrts-
to,s II 'he HI-rcn snt of wool arhe H-ng practical
orsnaa nysf gli having fhc 80 voIkaen employed
III ~ - N "a % gige sa,Itftctcn
Al Orders anying n h' aoove Inc WI De punctuAy at
tended 70, bo.i ~ tie ely or country -
Ps-H.r snd sAr-k Hafrelss' and Feather Beis hand
.s5 maze 70 ore-r % 81 best nsieriais loeN Az.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-17

SAMUEL ~ RES 81 SON.
Commission and F0rWarciIg Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFTES FOR sALE-G eass I4eorssl olive OIL Adamsnna;
Candies Tobacco Fayorng Box and otsr Nails Scotch snd
Ausroan PIG Reese Co.. Manipulated GuAno Glove
- oc24-6r
600 SQUARES DP BUCKINGHAM SLATE
.JNBkS f sale which be delivered st any point on the
o,ssv giving me ten days notice. Ny address New Canton,
0.SAs sS :. 40 O NIoHoIS
ATTENTION, LADIES!
TsT received a. the Fash1cshe Boot and Shoe establishment
j No IS Ne street, the oovng and beautiful styles
shoes f1r ladies:
Ladies Coss tck Boots entirely
B-lmcral Shoes
SIP Sole, far stitch xiii Congress Boots
a.
Heel button G alters, thick and thin sole
d" Congress very superior
" Side lace "
Together the hnes, assortment Of al other styles OF ladies
shoes have had Ladies respectfully invited call
JOHN c PAGE, Jr.,
oc22 Q3 Main Street
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:, a. "a NE AZ AxisAfG hM ssNx. 10 glb----A
- PORT MOUTH AORFOLk-fhs steamer =>sz.-zszsss
ITs PICK cAtnin ions H. TkEKNAS, will after nom
sv MI Arm - Lave The whIr ocketls regularly every
Mona "wednesday and Erlcs uarn- -, for the above places
~ O'Clock prpcey leaving Norfolk each alternsie morning
Ncspt hour 70 ocock ana t0ueh A. A ue
Ssgular Landi Is on the river golg and r,turuing
Passage Portsmouth, Norfolk % Meals xss-tV Gus e'g
,g. taken usual but al oCs ren TO oe nato on we
river mus be sh down 70 the u al AnG vii 10Y
oa.ib for any after detye ns II On NJ
20 which il is directed nu2yl - y LneAl-,--
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DAILY PAps- PC Sannn se-N eeA 30 $50 a..
ys IN aavanes Renauccl nag pc s1als ;. - a, ~ a
s,aers In ~ o,sss 81 cyidsace Ia t~Aen on ne usP
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schirrus. Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, u
cerntion, Carries, and EHfOltatiOD OF the

GREAT variety oT cases have been reported 20 whore
rirs of these formidable comp aius have resulted from
the use of this rmcis bat our space here will not adj
tat Them Some OF thyu nay Dr. found m our American
Anauar which the AGENTS below named are pleased 70
furnish .ritI. 90 100 who c,l Tor them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-26
American & Foreign pa,..,
r. II. EDDY, VIII
SOLICITOR or P3rrNu
Late Agent Of Z. Paten, Once. w,s.,
the Act Il W37l ''Hn'ngm

I.ta koen, nj r. = p,,o,., ,cn 'iN,
''' d. ~. 49,. once, Washinu
VIZ 'i'' - ''''') sun ON
20 StAtc street.. opposite IiitI,...
A FTEh an ehttnsire practice Of ur;a "t' pou,,
pr. ygcufc 6the III, aH
also ~ Ilett bfttn Rance, and oiI., cP'tta,
tiies' Ch'tatS' Srpc'hfatons, Assignment, Prgr "a
pefs OF drawings Tor Patents, Aecu,eh q" 'NtG.
ma wan Gr<Patth' Researches made iofo A, a 'a
Foreign " tfEE, 10 determine the v.Iiliiv at''tt
r"t' i'aF,h' mn legal or other @ty.'u" ~
al matters oachG- The same. Copps a. ~, 'r'ta
any Pate:j fnTGiSHo. hyreuuitjnq Ore n, n' 'Hn
mr e rscrIHea AZ Washington. Al
Thi' Agency Is mol chi" the largest +, ".
hui through it inventors h9v, have aFs ,f'@ I0,
patents, or a-"efiaining the patentalil,y 'rn,
unsurpassed by, if Eo inmels!rahl, ,upr,. ", a'DGt
can be offered them elSrwhr-e. The a'tfi.
given prove that none i, MORE @CCCES!TWtt,,5 si..
PATENT OFFICE thanthe subscriber. a,i ~ All.
l. THE BEST PROOF OF GVtNTaccIF.g'..hlt ts.
fly he would add that he has abnndan 10 &
and can prove thai al no Oi her office IF ,t S 0f
charges for proic ssioaat services so mnde,.N 'hd
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SvGEs. w, GDsgsstd's stsGsase.

WEE. ". SS-O0tgss t'ts's s|sGsa;e
STATE OF VERMoNT, IN Probate Conrt htid at
WtslvGroS DlSrRlcr. IS. Mon'pcicr within and for
said D:su Ct, an the Sih day OF Aprl, a. H. 1861.
WHlTN An HOWARD, Adminisiiu'or tie Estate
ai VIA. W. Woodlrd. late of RoAhnfy. IN said DIS
trct deceased. presents his admins ration account tor
'etcmcut Wieu-up,n ii is ordered that the he
tered to the 3N day OF April next the Probate Once
in said Montpelier, for examination aud all wanre: and
that all concerned be notified hereof, by the publication Of
this order in 'he Greon Mauna,u Freeman. printed at
MoEtDe,iaE, three weeks sncce>svc! may he
that they appear and said time and place. If they
c;tusP. object thereto. BY Oh der OF Court,
Tvs Attest, n. A. CHASE, Re gi5er
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FYabatc Courts G0V Esand0SpE.
hsf&1t0fcf.

PROBATE -OURTS within and for the District OF Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows;
At the REGISTERS Office, in Brookeid, the first Thurs
day in each MONTH at the Orange County Hotel IN
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at Lad
ncs Hyel in West l!anaoph, on the fourth IHursda5
in each month. At j. l.. Bowics' Eotel in Washing.
ton, N he second Thursday in February May and Aug
Lst. Dy crdef OF toUEt, 49,, -
J. r. CLEAYELAND, Register
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NElS 70 cotify that have tn day sold my son. Sam
ual Ma ;han his time during the remainder Of his
Gil Gritty, and that shall claim ofis ages pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date.
EoNhpry, March 80, 1861. EDWIN \. MANIIAM
Lorenzo Ellis, Witness. 276 3w*
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y "a ice,

fEl{IS c3rtiles that have given nay SOU Henry \. Cu
ver his time during the remainder Of his minority.
and Shall Il claim his earnings, ~ any debts of his
contra citing, after this date. THOMAS CULVER.
DANIEL CHASE, Witness,
Worcester, March IS, 1861. LIifw3%
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STATE Of yHa&oEr, }pEoBArH c 6,I}i within
EAeHrzGT0J DISTRICT. IS and for the District GoE,"
i'd viii e holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier, in
IA District On TUESDAY Of each week, during the yea
ensuing. Persons hay busint with aid Cort ro
qQestel 10 atteul to the same on said court day.
7. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
1snl
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human di, C os in which he
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.


The following are among tie ds,tts,ing variety Of
human dis II, il, which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.
are wei Known t., he lnaj!Iul.
DsPEPsIA, by ,hor ughlY cleansing tlh first
st, ma,hs aud c'eana ii W of pure healthy b'I, III
stead OF the stae ard acrd kind; III, ncy, osa OF
AIXrt, La guog oi.u melancholy, whn h the gen
eral symptoms OF pJSprtsla Will vanish as natural
con eqc noe OF its tl;e
tor1vENEs., b. cea sing the whole length Of the in
test mes with a sovont process, aud without violence
all voleu purgts leave the bowels ccotnc within Two
days
FEyyEs of all kinds, by restoring the blood to reg
ular uua ion, through the Of Iespi q IN
iii sAch Cases. and the thorough solution G. all tes:ina
obstruction i'll Others
lie Life A,lci cs have been known 70 cure auerlna-
i-! leuaben'Iy III three weeks and in half tnat
mr by owing loeai II il ,EilUii from The muscles
and lgnIlentS Of tiie JOINTS.
baolsrEs Of AL kind. by tIo-;n& and strength ming
The ND oys AVID blaudev; they ollitte iuS &c jgn fu
on the.c important o"ans, and hence have tocl
icnnd Rain remedy fr,ie W4,st c4s,s Of Gravel
1s WIS H. llny matter 10 Hhc N So ctea''e. a1I crs
SCUAVY ULn.;I9 and InVetc4 tr SORES y tie PEI !44t
parity walsh t@s Lie Medicines 20 the God and al!
scoaDurlc FAu4 rloSF and >aG Comp cxiors bytl4:r
a,tatai'e yhec> urtN he hud> III ;era Tie ek,n
ions
Tic use Of 'l.se Pills co. very short ;ime vii. e,fc
entire OF Salt ktcuni and king Improve
Tnent in lac cesrness OF The skin. Comm e. Ids and
lnGuenz, vi always he cured by do c or Two i'll
the woist Goes
plLEs The original prol retor of thee ,nedieincs
was cGfe4 9" Ii e Ct IS years standing BY the Use 4 de
FEVER AND AocE.- For tbs sccurgc Ct the Western
coun'r, 'hTse Medicnts will he found SAFE, ;lee>
tui CT 10 ectuSH q the disease cue hy these med
ins is lermnet T'y item he satisfied end re culcd
W n'Llors FEvlEs AMP L,vAe ooMrLAINrs tie, eral
cine- have cen Us with the meet heuthccl rcsus il
cases Of this deer pion '-hine5 Eyi! an ~cro:n'a
ton OF these remarkable III crec, Night SWEETS
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PER GEES &c II ADJ <JL5LD
The scriber during the last few years Lavng found
Jle Low Pace SYS to work we'll, has determined
FUaTHER REJECTION, in order meet the d
times, and tile wants OF the public Having lately en-
argcd my rooms and increased my stock now Offer at
GhoesLle and retaiL, the ar E.st and best $40 L If
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-26
FOR SALE,
Aadrst rate Chance fox business
NTay,

THE Subs rber offers for Sale, all his real Estate viz
4 four ami onc-haf acres eff choice land with first
class new Yelling house, tho oughy finished and paint
ed throughout with cement cell ~ and 90 wafer in
the ktch n, good we'll arranged barn, with running
water in the yard, new and large carriage house with
good arch therein good Store built 10 years SINCE with
shed aad anary ats ched well painted. his pronery
is situated mile from Hydcpark, miles from Nor
risye, in central location f. the trade of Norrstown
and Hydepark and adjoining towns. In the village are
Crit Mill Saw Mil, Tannery, We lien Factory, Carriage
Shop, Starch Factory, blacksmith Shop &C. THIS is one
OF the very best locations for trade in Lamoilc County
where large business being done large bushes has
been done here for ready pay strictly. chance
here cered to an active business man. viii also sell
very fye interval of some 20 acres mi from the bull
dings well fenced with good new ba and shid tho con
with water the yard either with separate the
buildings
For flu Their particulars enquire of the Subscriber
N. W. TERRILL.
Gladys Falls, Vt, Jan, %, 1861.
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.IaDy sincn the great dec very of Prof WOO IA,
strm,fcd mt nni3 o imrae ms restorative. our Pr
~, t. hay, d &c etcd hi 2 a. No"u o
Ir.uIts il cntical bu, they hayeali chhr an i'ot
t;",s,r.I Il ,.yi. hJ N, ynil.,ili result OF lrri
v cod pre ?ra'ioa and have been oicr" TO cav wv
frll - i. ree stitss sway. bed ne 10 pr'hIic:o
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&c. e.. 'EDsyasgegees9s Ei~easc.

Ni!i.al>.y, Il, March 81, sjl IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
4 0 B s A L 3
al EARw on "a AOpTa.


WITH A TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
In the Italian style u architecture, with barn,
we'll, cEtern sud out houses oil neFJ Just compile,
ted and ready Tor occupancy. The nOua6 10 Duiii
With su modern improvements the grounds nave 9
mont on kinHman Avenue OF 80 rods Deeutiful
ray1ns and living brook run through the rear 5no
Of the Farm there are several sprin Of pure WstsI
running out from the banks Of the rsTines which
with simple hydraulic works, be conveyed % any
part OF the Farm. For lentlemans heaioeuoa
the whole grounds con Be elegantly and ta5tef1lly
arranged y or Garden Eineyardl or Fruit Cul-
ture, 1t can be made profitable, being 30 near the
oty-only about 100 rods from ts corporation limits
This farm be divided into lots OF to hVe or
more acres, and make elegant residences, and at q
large advance OF the pTios ct which Il can now be
land, pars OF which ig beautiful Grove. The
KinBman Street Railroad panHss through the Ave
nue. In front Of this Farm.
Also-A AEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Forest streets. Lot IL ieet on Kinsman, and SO
Forest gtrest HOUSE and improvements are all hTBt
class, With all the modern styles And built IN sub.
AlsO-A HEW TWO STORY BRloK HOUSE.
Barn. Ont Butidings, Ac., stuatet on Forest street.
Lot 100 feet front by 226 fset deep. This Is hrst
clans houEe, built IN g substantial manner, ald IN
the Italian styis Of nrchitecture.
Aiso-Another TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE
soribed. Lot 100 feet front by 25 0et deep, and IN
ished IN all respects Ilko the other.
Alee-0hA VACANT LOT, on kinBman street.
second lot from the corner Of hiustaan and Foregi
Streets III eet ont By sg6 Deep Nine lots, on For
est street, between Kinsman snd GCOvfli AFenue,
sell on time to suit puTohase.5rs
~ for Turt nor ini0fIuatieu elQuire Of the undsI
signed, ho. t19 4 Eina7u4h e., Cleveland, Ohio.
juns2Oste6 -I B. BARKER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

RAILROAD BR1DaE BURHED.-The Cleve-
land s. Toledo railroad bridge at Camden
vas burned this morning. In consequence
Of this, the train from Chicago was obliged
to come by way Of sandusky, and arrived
here about neon. The bridge viii be i'm
medialely rebuilt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARARCE.--Aus
Brown, of olmsted Falls, came into this
city on the night before Thanksgiving, in
company with John lies, since which tine
nothing has been heard from him. he has
family, who are in great distress on aO-
count Of his absence. Brown was re-
formed drunkard, and had been a Witness
against Hes, who was recently prosecuted
for selling liquor, and convicted and fined
ons hundred dollars. His fine was made
an extreme one on account Of bis having
taken special pains to induce Brown 10
break bis pledge II hes been ssoertained
that both men Bsse int5dcated on Thsnks-
giving DAY, aha L is possible that Brown
may have wandered oF. The matter, how
ever, ought to be investigated. i1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12

In THEE ACrs.-1st Aei-TWo little
boys militant on Superior street Right
and left, ont from the sbOulder-stOps,
feints, guards-give and tske-hsmmer
and tOngs-elaret in abundanOe-stingers
on aogles," "potato traps" "listeners, +"
etc, ETC., etc. -
"a Act.-stalWart individual opposed to
such exhibitions forces his way thrOug h
the crowd and puts period to the whole
thing in short order.
~ Sd Aot.-Irate Eaglishman who believes
in physical cultivation intsrferesi knocks
all the H's in the English language right
and left for moment, snd then collars the
st4lwart individual, but got Immediately
laid out-ditio, same result-dittO, same
result. Exit Englishmsn with bad Opin-
len Of this country generally. H
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pERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTIsAE, AAOHIEIEF AMP PATENT MODEL
--s-- L.. -.l 4. u A 4 y Rt -l-.-. - ..-
Ne. IA Supe .ior street. Qseader BuiIding,)
O. 4EVnLkHD, OHIO.
BIRHARD DEMMENG, having rented thu
sstabiishmsnt Of q k0nfEaloW, q nov Prepared %
contract for misunderstanding Sewing Machines, and
~ kinds Of light AsehineIy; Particular attention
10 70 = up Al = ING.
~ your SKATES need nEinF, cal on DemmsnR.
Il your 9'J'fIhG MAOHIAE Il cut Of order,
Wih put Il IN order. I---s.
Hs rspalrs al kinda Of SURGICAL Instrumentl.
AL kinds Of Metal and MuHicAl In5irumentS 70.
fYou should get NJ new Patent, DemmenF 4
TIE man . set qp your Models, either IN Wood
Brass, or Iron, in the neatest mAnnnr.
Al kinda Of Helf Hanging done "a prompt HtyIS
\ All kinds Of Light Machinery put In order IN thf
rso5t expeditions manner.
lEnEineerlng Instruments reported. -A
Small Steam EnGine1 repaired thorouRhly.
R9il Head OonductOrS Punches Manufactured n
tho bost manner. .iN
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired
a97Iu izet 'FtrYthing IN the Ehape ef reDafrfns
or msnuAotuFings done on contract.
g%Hntranos 60 Ghop-lH Superior Btrs8t, an one
pair Of tain. BnRHARDD INNING.
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N0tkls.
ct. NICHOLAS HUTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD REpUoED 40 q Pc pAY

since the opening Of this vast and commodious
HOTEL in 1884, Il has been the single sndsavor Of the
PrOprietors to make It the most sumptuous, con.
venisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer 10
the comfort Of its guests they have endsavored,
without regard to sost, to provide and to combine
all the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modsrn art has invented, and modern tasts
approved and the patronage which It has com.
mandsd during the past SIX years Il q gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated. l-
To meet the sKigenoies OF the times, when all ars
required 70 practice the most rigid economy, ths
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. h-
At the same time abatIng none Of the Injuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TBEADWELh, WHITOOMB 90.
Rnrtr Gauf ? Teeg s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-12
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M ASTER' 8 SA L E.-PURsU-
ILA Ant to the command Of s1 order Ct saia
rom the Uourt Of Common Plsas Of Cayshoga Cona-
y, at the suit Of Ihe Cleveland and Nahoninf
Balircad Company against Isaac II. HeEia
and othsrs to me directed, shan expose 1r sals al
pubic auction, at the door Of the CouFt House, =
shs City Of Cleveland ca the 8iEth car q E8cs'-
Der ls5li At ten O'Clock A. M the f0lioEing d.
5eIibed PARCELS q lsna, situate n the CITY q CsTs
and county Of OuTahOga, and STATE Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeEitt's 8ubdi7ision ct ne
. called eE s1n property In said City Of CaVaiahds
Appraised Gt S2756. -
Parcel No. II. Lot No. siEtegn OF Eaid EubdiVies
ion. Appraised at 500.
Parcel No, T. I,es o- sevOatsan Of said subdiEis-
lon Appraised at ts50o.
Parcel No. L. Lot No. elghteen Of aid suf1iiFf1s
ION. Appraised st S25Ge, -
Parcel No. "A. Ire westerly nsrf Of I0f Ma rI5Is-
teen IN said subdivision, bounded northeFiT Houfh-
erF and westerly BY the lot lines, and eastsrlT bT
the centre Inc OF brick wall nearly parallel nth
merFin street aud about forty -ssYsu feet distan8
soufheat terry thoreir0Hl- Appraised at fzl5G.
Parcel No. is. Tho eesterlF Fsrt Of LOT No. nire-
teen in said subdlViaion- boundd northr1y, essts-
y and sOatherly By the lot linas and WaEfsrlF b
the oentro line Of brick wall nearly parallel vita
MerTtn street and shout fortT-ssTsn feet distant
southsasterly thsreiFouI- ApPEaissd q GlG65.
HNhRT g. ABBEY.
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