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Builders.

BROOKS s. q. q E. w. BUILD
~ - Also 4a1qiacturer1 Of D0o-s, Blind.
sa9h, braeksis and az kinds of scroll ssI-i11 --1
20 &c work. fAfuouiar attention paid @ 7iefir@
81 5itolell taele1T en- DiTiIion Etrsst, nssr C51lgs
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with all bad sdssts arising thsrsiroEn. intending
nERI L-IrE nR EHaHoua 1851 .a-LnN

with all bad sllects arising thereroEn- including
DEBI LITZ Or NERVOUS PBOsTRATlOE.
BE has suocesded in curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds oi dollars with
sestyled physicians, Who profess TO treat an prisfz
lnaladios with success and without rsceiFing the
least particle Of benefit.
Dr. GI BSON does not bosst that he Is q nisaber Of
some college IA London or Paris aa porhaus some
others do for the purpose Of eusnarng the Innocent
and who hold out great ezpeela tions never 90 ne
allied Bnt what Dr.. GIBSON might holEf of &
this that he is able 70 give entire satisacfior &c
those Wh0 reposs C0uhdanCe In hia ability and ateq-
rity, and thar he has perfected american system
don Paris any patent medicine TO equal or thE
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and All diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical arisinE
rom sexual or secret abuse
Dr. GIBSON also claims for bic new treatment the
t1lQwng advantages over all others -et discovered
and hr5t, the agents used In no pect disagree
Mercury nor any other deleteriOus drug socondf
no restrictions In diet or business Is Third
y bis treatment Is positive and certain ID AZ eases
He stands prepared 70 60 into any public or prFat
hospital in the United States and demonstrnfeslE
immense superiority Of his new treatment over anr
other now known 70 Ine world IN point o. pIullpt-
ness pernlanencys midness safety and conFeniencs
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland
and has during the past nine months pafored mang
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted az
other mOes Of treatment Reference can be given 6
hostons New York. and other cities il regard q
skill and tntegrttg in All professional transactioul
Dyspepsia, Ehuematism, scrofula and al chronic
u5eases treated Win superior success
- Medicine sent 70 aay part OF the country
DE' GIBS0N's New work on Physiology for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsetroPat5y and Me5ieiae,
81 Omee. No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs.
ioors ffom the Public square
Qmos hours rom % 2 and from to 70 0'elooh
iaily, tSundaFE excepted auqq
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ARRIVAL AZ NEW YORK or THE
WOMEN FROM PENSACOLA
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do State....-.. l0a u
Gheeae ..........s..,. 9 q
HamhnTg Cheese SKA 81
Eggs......-..f dOZ y g.
Lard, No. LIN 9 agk
Lard, No.2.-.8B -
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Youngstown to Cleveland.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS

Cleveland. Nov as. Iss5 SBAS' L. RHoDEs' suP's-'
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ted 70 the teuparamauf
.itsald used in1uet quan
on the bowa1s
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50 sanford's Liver lnyigorator and oathartlo
Pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL 4 BRO, Druggists,
kl0 S. W cor Pub. Square and Ontario %.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WINTER ARRAEsEMEsT. Is5I-
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passen-
ger Trains Rill leave Cleveland as follows:
5.OO A n. I. q Cincinnati Express-StOpping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l:4O P. n,
Cincinnati at 1900 p. N.
40 p. n. Night EXpress-stOpping at all stations
north Of Gallon, Giead, Darlington, Aslt-
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
other stations, to Leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at I.3O A. NJ and Cha
cinnati at 1880 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Zanesvile,
&c.
Orestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dsph0s,
Lima, Fort Wayne LapOrte Chicago, q C.,
west, aud East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, &C.
Gallon and Belefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Belletontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, rerre Haute, Yincennes, EYans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
ColumOusf Little Miami q Columbus, and 4enia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St Louis, Morrow, LOveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Eis-
aissippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansvila, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zaues-
Yillei wheeling, &c, Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
Ho- For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street,
Z. S. FLINT, Superintend ,ut
Cleveland, November a, 1860.
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INV YoRE, Feb 8.
Col Hardee, Of the army, has resigned.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE HOME SQUAD
RON.

We have late and important news from the
Home Squadron On The 18th Of January the
Commander in Chief Of the feet received Orders
through Col. Pickens at Washington, 10 send
Immediately to Florida the United States steam
friRaee ROWhattan, the Sabine, and the sailing
corvette St. Louis.
An official survey ard general quarters super
intended BY Flag Oficer Prendergast, was then
held on the Cumberland corvette, the Sabine
frigate, and the St. Louis A sham boat battle
was soon after mproFised of SACRIFICES, when
the usual routine Of an action was gone through
with.
A critical examination Of the condition of the
squadron demonstrated the fact that every ship
was short Of provisions, and that it would be
madDess 70 send them, probably on a hostile mis-
sion, is such a state. The impression prevails
extensively that the vessels would go TO Havana
for provisions, and then obey the instructions Of
Mr.. TOucey.
Serious disadeeti0n existed among some Of the
officers Of the POWhattan, when her destination
became known 10 them. The third Lieutenant,
purser and first Lieutenant Immediately rendered
ther resignations, but the captain, while oondi-
uOnally accepting them, refused to allow their
return 20 the steamer.
fhe most intense excitement prevailed in the
squadron, and II was found necessary 10 issue an
order prohibiting all officers, sailors and marines
from conveying political news or naval move
meats IN their letters, as they would be opened
ana read
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All Of the GreHenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, DruFslstI.
BIO 5. ", COZ Ontario Et. : Public squaFe.
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NuarBEn OF SOLDIERS ATTm sOUFH
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A SOUTH CARoLINIAN REPUDIATEs
HIS sTATEl
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HORACE GREELEY AT SPRING
FIELD
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Connections are made At MOnr0eYille with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark X. r., a. CLYDE with
the sandusky, Dayton aud Cincinnati R. r., at Fre-
mont with Fremont Indiana X. r.. and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson Fort Wayne Logan5porJ lafayette
cairo, Alton, 81. Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo aud the
9.2b An.
So For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Ohoei 81 Superior st., aud at the Depot.
L. ID. RUDhER,
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- Fnom 81 aoUrH.

Tas nsssl. 81. 90 rer. FIsl.ea.l
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DR. 2 J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
U NOWN ALL OVER THH
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
win be At his ofce, No. 2S2 Superior street. CleTs
land, Ohio Opposite the Pest Once, two doors eas
Of HOmau's Bl0ck,l on tho following dates Of eaot
and every month, VIZ:
lSl I'd, I1th, l2th lsth, l4th and 9Oth.
~A PAMPHLET ~
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYox's Liis, study
and extensive Travels has just been issued 81 bin
which can be obtained At his ONCE b. all who dssiR
APP0iNTMESTs ABROAD.
Toledo Merchants Aotel- formerly collins HOuEs
each month, 2ith, Z5th and 18th.
RaYenna-COllius House, e. ch month, "a ana fth
AkrOn-En1f ire House. each month, 9th and 9Th.
Painesvillt- COWles House, each month, 2gfh
Massill0n--A nierican Hotel, each month, and lC
Elyria-beche House, each month, 10th and 18th
Bellevue-Bsllevue House, aach month 2Ufb 4 qIst
horEalk-A merican House, each month l8aud
Adrian, Mlch--Eagh month, I'D and I'd.
: -Mansfeld-27tn and 25th.
Dr.. LYONS PROCESSES to discern diseases fr ths
Eye. lie, therefore, asks no questions, nor REQUIRE
the patients 20 relate any Of their s. mptuna con
3ne and ali, and have your sym ptenis and the loCa
tion Of your disease explained Tree Of charge.
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED To.
give such balm a. have DO STRIFE
Mlh nature Or the laws Of lie
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men % ease their pain
p. S.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred Wurd and hona
1r that he viii in noWse directly and Indirectly IN.
luce cause any invalid % take his medicine Gth-
80 Consultation and advice free of charge. 80
~ 49, --l = lt---a.lv 1.''si-ie-e- i-af
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&ail 8aads.
lLEVELAND 9 TOLEDO R. r.
2 j wIarra AaaANqgnrgT. 10.

is9' i. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901.
, On and amer Monday, November 10Th, 1860 Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland ~ follows
10 A. ~ Through Mail, stopping al stations on
the southern Division, arriving At Toledo
1890 ?. n.
400 ?. H. Mali stops al all stations Of sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky 1t 5:l5 p *.
7;10 p. Chirago Express-StOps az al stations eE-
cept Washington aud Clay, and arrives
Ia Toledo al 1Z.1OAm
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REVENUE CUTTER LEWIS cAss SUR
RENDERED
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F. G. ThraIl, ! Before n Miller, Justice Of the
Gsorg. p PsSs1 hot Of GlsySsndo asDa o5iS o65iSSn'hO'
ON THE oath DAY OF NO
~ YEMBER, ls60 said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the Of Forty
Dollars which action will be for hearing, January
I'd, looi, at o'clock p III.
+. G.. THKALL
lan7:sl9 ~ y HoEsZ, BIS AtqEQsy.
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= II = " = N11-N ---1Hl7-s
FoRF KEARNEY, Feb.

IAAL AHAANAAf EEus D
The C. 0. C. s P. P. Express passed here
for So. Louis, at 5 q. m, with four passen
gsrs and 3 900 in treasure.
DEHTER, Kansas, Jan Sl.-A. B. Riley,
q young leWyer from st. Joseph, No., was
killed in Mountain City, on Monday night
last, by man named Lsoney. Riley var
destroying some Of Looney's property, and
when told to desist, attempted 10 shoOl
Looney with double barreled gun Loon
ey Wrested the gun from him, when Riley
drew q revolver and fred twice az L Oaey,
Who rsfurnsd the FIRE with the gun, killing
him instantly.
Iao nnisary companies have organized,
and are drilling daily.
Weather clearand warn. Buildings are
springing up on every side.
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1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

n IL L 4ALL 4 ~ - - ~ - 4O4A
"a Notice Is hereby given that the uudsrsisned
has Ueen duly appointed and qualified Adm MS
TRAITOR with the will annexed John kneal Qecsas-
ed. LGTHkk R. PRANTlSS.
Cleveland, January 9 le6l- jAnle:3zl
Al ASTEk'S SALEM PUkSU-
lyN ANCE OF a decretal order issued from h.
COufI Of common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, Uhiu,
in which George vs.. Gircy, Ct al plalniifsi anti
BaZiia NJ. Hutchinson, 81. al, deieudanta, u me
directed shall eN puse for sale at the door ol the
Court House in tho city Of Cleveland in said ouhty
on the eth day Of februtrY, 1901, a. O'Clock p b.,
Of said day tine following described lands aud tene
ments: Situate ia the tlWusllip Of heWburg' tuya
hOga county, ohio, and il known by beng pau oi
original lot number 81, and Is bounded lOilOWs.-
beginning al the Of fne Pittsburgh koa JsO
calIed) the south easterly tine Of land iOrIu Ply
by Eieazsr Gables thence north iOrly -nys 49,
degrees east twelve t2 chains and forty three as
links a stone the east line Of said orig mai lot,
nov ths centre Of the highwti tn nee north one-
fourth Uf degree east along the east us II said ot
% i've % chains 70 81 ne thencs south turty-hye
(i5) degrees West hfsen 10 chains and uiuety-Une
(yll links to the Htre Of said Pittsburgh Iead
ing from Cleveland 70 New burg; thence south i0rty
i've 40 degrees east along tne centre OF sAid road
three ~ chains and atty two (52) links 70 the pae
OF beginning The same Coutsiuing nye acres Of land,
be the more ur less, but subject 10 all ! gal
highways. Appraised at Sl,40J
Wh. V. IOUSLr y
A 7. Sladp, Master Comu'r.
Plffs Atty. lan5
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THE NEW ORLEANS MINT AND CUSTOM
HOUSE TAKEN
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TASTER COMMISSIONERS

lll SALE.-Purauant 20 the command ola deere
tai " der Of sale t-sutd by the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuyahOga County, Ohio, at the suit OF I'd
ward " aliU ugtinst Philip Eckhardt, % me direct
the Uity Of Cleveland 90 suid county, the ID dHy
OF March, ia6li al O'clock p d % the iolloWing de-
sCriDed premises, 70 Nit situate 10 Brooklyn town
ship, CuyahoRa county, Ohio, and known a. subdi
vision Of lot number two hundred aud thirty (Z3J 10
Hiram stone addition 70 Cleveland, G. posed Of
part OF original lots Nos g and 63, IN Brooklyn
township. Appraised 1t slb9. 80. o., ,,...-
Is. r. Beavis, GEO H. W1MAht
Pitts Atty Master Comm'r.
fopao.a7f
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THE STATE OF OHIO. lin Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County, S. Pleas.
Frances Elvsrt,
John ElYsrt
THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
Jaduary a. D. 1901 said FRANCES Elvert filed In said
Court her petition against him, paying that the
marriage contract now existing between them be
dissolved alleging ~ cause thersiortirOa8 neglect
OF Duty, % sxtrtms cruelty aud habitual drunken
ness, for period Of over three years. The offend
ant Is required 70 appear aud answer within six
weeks from the appearance OfIhis notice.
p. II. BhESbIN.
janI2-323 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BE4est:.........-f B 4.,.: owt 8 as

PROVISIONS,
Beef, mess 4bbl AS 90
do prime mess IA -
Pork, mess Mol Is O1a
/ do do NO.2 Om
Hama,su Rcwt -aIO 90
do c'tTy cu'd. "a
Bacon, sides... IA 8 On
Shoulder sug c IA s OO
do county Cd "a -
Butter. W.R. IN u ais
L. III
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APPEAL FOR KANsAsl
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Gnararlnas.

ERAMES---
IL FOR SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS :
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
isbl0 2s sgpeEipr stygss,
GIVEN A W A Y---A FINh
N THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING
and Three Dollar Magazine, osn be had tor onlJ
Three Dollars, at SARGEAETiS
ebl0 Marble Block.
BEAUTIFUL l--OPENED ThE
I'D DAY, Choice collection OF the
PALMER MARBLE PHOFOG PHI
OF which we are the exclusive agents. Call and sec
them at SARGEAHT'B
dsc24 n. E33 Superior street.
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IH-ANlu lua iH1f IWo Ta1n1
Ihopeg Of relief, a. thf
cortihcafes n ny rossss
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gEaal 46tiffs.
IOTICE.-THE CRFDITORS

MOTICE.-THE CREDITORS
i OF Ezra 3. Cleveland and all others interest,"
e, Will take notice that on the 2ath day Of January,
ih6, the said kEra s. Cleveland made application %
nae for di8charHa from custody sod rrUtection from
arrest on all claims aeneKsd 10 bis petition, aud
which fled in my Ofhcs on the z3th day of Janu-
ury, lo6l aud that copies Of all papers hled IN my
Office will be returned tn the Court u Common Pleas
fpr CuyahOga county, Uhio, or before the second
day Of the February term Of SAID Court us1l % b.
holden. JOSEPH s. GhANhI5,
ian3i l86i.322 CommiBsioner Of lnsolFrnts
G. Cleveland, plaintiff Before +. Hes.enmnslsr,
j. p. Of CieVt land Twp
Halsey Francis, deft. Cuyahoga Co Ohio
A TTACHMENT.-ON THE 18th
"a day OF January, a. b. is6l, said just &c issued
- oldsr Of attachments for the sum Of tWenty-siX
l6-lO0 dollars and probable OF suit ten dollars
GEO. q. IN3ERSOLL T.,
Plaintins Attorney.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lIl lSALE.-Pursuant 70 an order Of sale issued 10
ron the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahga
county, Ohio, IN action pending In said Uourt,
wherein Joseph 4. HartWell Is plaintiff, ard hilns
5. Stone Marguerite StOne Asa Mahan, and p Ill
lam e. North are oefsndants, / snail. on the 10th
day Of February, ls6i, at O'Clock P NJ, eLpOse for
sale at the dOUr OF the Court House. in said c0uuty
the lands aud teuemeuts described iollOWs 70 Wit.
Subdivision lots nIm bers 6Z, bs4 6z5 6z66 6ls,
49, CO. in $ 5. Stones survey Of College rrsct. be-
ing part Of lot number eighty-seven s7J n the own
ship OF Brooklyn, in the county Of Cuyahegs the
Sl55 each =. 5 GRAN MS,
Il. p. Spalding, Ma ter COmm'r.
Pitn7s ATTY. janl5se
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RRPoRTs q FIeHrMe q PENsAoOLA
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8. HAYS.

Pastor Of the I'd Presbyterian Church.
Nashville, Tenn.
Clergymen would devote one week 70 is attain
ment it would enable them 70 save six times that
amount Of time the first year.
dec1s-d
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Beautiful Farm,

on the same road now occupied by T. C McCampbel,
and formerly OWnel by Tom Harding, containing
about ESQ acres This place IS so well known as 10
need no further description II will also be divided 10
suit purchasers I. c. McCampben viii show these
places 10 any one who will caii
AN the above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and on credit OF one Two, three ana Iour
years -,
Apply TO A Y. s. Lindsey, Nash lie, Or to either
Of the unders gned-
THOS. c, McCAMPBEL,
SIX mile from Nashville,
J. A. MCCAMPBEIL,
,n-1 Nashville.
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1000 Cases saponiner, genuine, for sale at
acturern prices IN io,s % suit purchasers, by
PIKE q KELLOGG.
mnf1s-wIy st. Louis, No
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Secret Diseases

and for diseases arising from habits # destination r<It
etnoves All improper discharges; viii restore ths
atlent IN short time 10 State and lurry
Use HetnbOtdS kxtrJet Bhci1I Tor diseases ana sf,se
-iOus Oi the must Distressing character.
Use HetHatOtds Ezs5aot baeha Ior all affections
SsaseS vi The
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-17
Selected Lump Coal,
NOTICE.

IN or about the Goth October, in Warsaw, Miss my
ROCKET Book va stolen from me, containing note
Tor Two Hundred Dollars, more less, drawn By 7.
Tanning, and endorsed by A. J. Nc " hirter Co. The
public hereby notified not to trade for said note
norS-6 ROHERT LAW
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Dry-GOGds very Cheap.

AN now in receipt OF ny argc and 5el. assorted
IztecS OF staple and Fancy DTy-GOOds- which an
odsrIng az very low prices
As Guck sales and small profits Is ny motto am
,iIJin 10 take % with the latter accomplish The for
rner and viii offer great Inducements 10 ali VINO VIII
favor me with call especially 10 buyers Come
z,,1 ssa for v0urseIves DAVID HUMPHREY,
sept2I-u No. y south SIDE ol the 9qlaEe-
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From vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway
New-York
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Housekeeping Made Easy.

u,HF WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always in
sure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which wIn make 50
large loaves Of the best bread
sOo CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
express Almost every family IN town has used IT.
For Spring cleaning It i invaluabieOr washing PANT
Locking Glasses Gilded Work. Marble, Silver or Plated
Ware
REFRIGFRATORS-Wc have sold a large lot Of
those famous Philadelphia RefTgsTatOrs- We have a
lsr lot coming They are warranted give satsisc-
ton as they are only the best but they are the
cheapest known -
aprI4u MACKENZIE & MINIA4N-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S al E.
That Suburban Residence,

IxTsHING 10 make other investments, we proPos
w 10 sell all our Real Estate in Davidson CO., .
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A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD.
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Secured by Letters Patent In the United
States, England. France and Bel
gium.
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Company.
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Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe
collection Of superior porcelain Foods manufsctured 70
their own order, which they sen at cost prices.
A the American Company are owners Of the patent
use the process, they have detsrned in order 70 a.
ford People In every section o. ths Union opportu-
ing proposition 70 residents IN the country, who are
unable 70 visit personally the Atelior and Galleries N
New YORK: rsrsSn. sending :. DIN paososss2a, .nsro
New York, accompanied BY FIVE DoGxxD, win receive
in return by express, ee of other charge, richly Of
namensed Breakst Cup and sancsr, with the portrait
By transmitting daeuerrsosyps and M DoxzAss.
they win secure IN like manner, . handsome French
vase o. Toilet Asols with the portrait reproduced By
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