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@eaieiues.
1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOOls the success Of several medical gentle
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
ment an incorporated Institution under an set OF
the Legislators BY the title OF THE GRhFENBEttG
COMPANY OF New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
actment, and they have to feel great pride in
com pairing their success with medical academies al
chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited tesu-
mOny from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
character Of the gentlemen connected with the IN
gttution, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, II y GREY
EhBERG OOmRAhf has ever been and vail Be a
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health 70 the afdicted and all W1O are suffering
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted BY
this Institution are lucidly set forth in II GkEf-
ENRERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, published for family use and th re-
fore sold the nominal price OF = crnts, Tor which
sum L is mailed free 70 any part OF the couutry.
The health OF American Women, Diseases Of Chill
dren, and the obscure and chronic Corplaints,
weu the common diseases incident 20 this cOun-
aud it Is enough say they have proved themselves
fully eompstent for the great trusts which the public
have confdsd TO ther skill.
Their series Of Meuiclnes embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases with minute
directions accom- panying each article. The Medi-
cine 20 which We wish call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
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'CANFORDis LIVER M

! -CANFORD'S LIVER lNYTqCk.
~ ABOR never Debilitafcs. 10 10 sof.7sss -
s1t.isly llss gROM GUle9, nad kas bsoasas % =
la6lltet iset Standard 4ledioinss kneTTn ~ -
q hs5g g1Fsd thoussadsl. within olsst t7ogA.B
numerous 66IoIti.sd q ssffiiosisi e ~ 5osisl "a
ne dos mat b sdsp-e I'd 70 he tsnpo n..,
q ths indiTiddai lafin1 Z it.sra t-si ~
aSslee 20 g act geIlefsilg e oa the bowels.
= uss d ths Lif 2 liSYia0R1 f6B,1 1Sa Ssd
W 2 - LI9EH oon-C IfLAulz1, Bmiot8 Ar
1.o4s' 9lsgIslIA, ,CagE-l-s ID D1EaalG1, e1s1nEl
goll7IA1lT9, DE1EFTEET- - IDno1Er 501T5 s77
EAEl0iI, Fzlfo1Es5S. q. D TBrs1. f4AtIr
6Rbik1Rfa ~ FkHff kHif 3 SsrDi99Y i99YY = IA e
egre slCK HEAnACHEs5 q f6o1ss15s ssn tss
Elly,l in TWIN = - tlfTFIflIl1 - iFiTr
on THBBB EA.C 9POOE9F7JT 7. = A "A
K4h = the eommenes-,1 nsnt of ths attack.
All VINO use 4 are swing their testimony R lt1 a
~ Nix E.tsE IN ths1aOuth uifh the Invieors.os
PkfCk 0SE boLEIR PER BOffIE.
Also Saniords Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded iron Pure Fegstsbis Ezfraci1, and Do
np la Glaa1 Gases. Air Iis1ts and Wil
4l9 FAMILY CATaAkIIC PILL lg q gentle but
qeliyo oathartic, which the pr0Dfiei0r hI used ~
Iheeonssantiy inersss,,; Inc dsssand nom thos
tion which al empress "a = rsEsri = tt1ir - ~
A-@ ~ 49, lll-. - llalitl INA laacl o. Az
IEe FroAaasiQn WellL know tllt n E1a1f o.
fAaTtlcI act on dilsrsaf uoffi5lI q ~ i-5l5eIS
Ih5 Family CafharlieF- = Pill hrg VITA dua rerfr.
ence g this we'll aItab-I .li9hed act, been con
FOUNDED frcn q rariet1 . i0f the urr-f Varsfatir
ANtlaet3fE 1ic act aiike on eFarT part Cl TIE ai.
mentarY canal, and ars'- COOP and aarE iu an
Gases where q CatharticI- % ueaded, such 81 Do
ran genon 3 81 the Stou q .ach slss1Ine paln1 IL
the Back and Loina tOs-I = tiVenesa Pain snd sore
ness over the whole BodyI iron guddan coid whieh
EeQu9ntlli II ue7lectcd,l 2 end IN long course d
7 Fever. Loeg Of APPEL 'tite, Creeping 5snsa
l zlcD oi Doil over theI Body, Ho8tIeGaneaa
I Head-Acha. or Wafghf'-q ia ne Had, az Indam
u matory Disezsea, Worml'-3 iii ghiIdfau % Aduif7
l1ouI1atl1u, yTeat Purifef Of the Blood l1d NAM
dillalog 70 which daah q heir too numerous g uen
! ton Ia this GdVert.sement Doas 70 q
PRICE, % CEhI8.
1 - ne Liver lnFIgBrafor and 6lmily 0afharti
Fil9 ere retailed 81 DrugEi1ts gsucralg, and sold
I Wholesale b. The Irads 10 all ths largo towns.
/ 3. T.. 81. 5AHH0hD, M. d.,
! Meuuiaeturdr su1 i,11rEiet0r.
lyldEHhe - AHladEaV, hsT York
- sanioId's Liver laFisoratoF and esfhaTIil
CHCRCHlLL 4 BIO, Druggists,
40 :. " cor. Pub. squarl ald Ontario g.
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ROME TENTTlf0NY:

In this connection we omer a Iow testinouials.
II an Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases lor which you advertise MarshalPs Ut
rine CathOicon ae cure. have advised its use m
1t has effected acomplete cure wherever Il has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohia
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FERR

MILWAUKEE, Mnrch9.
A fire at Berlin, Wis, this morning, destroyed
the store Of Carharls Andrews, kruz's Hotel
and dwelling house Of MF. Fox. Loss twenty
thousand dollars Insured $4,000
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NEW YORK MISREPRESENTATION g.
lBT TEEEsRAPE.l

LIZ TELEaEAPE.I
FIJOUR--Less doing to-day and market continues
dun and heavy. Prices, however, without maierial
salsS are 7S0 bbls al Ss.OO0Ss,lO for supsrans
stafs; S5,l565,25 ter extra state, S5,o0e35Iu ior
s1usfane western; S5,l5t 90 i1r common to exfa a
sgtern; s. lO656O for chipping brands extra round
hooDed Ohio; and S5,e00l,Oo Tor trade, brands Do
Market closing heavy and droopiug
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re.ltl PHILkDKLHHLA. March 5.
A fun pardon was not granted to Judge Won
dersmith. Bis term Of imprisonment was CON-
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SAILED.
Bosrox. March 9.

BosToN, March 9.
The Royal Mail steamship America sailed At
O'Clock this morning. with fifteen passengers for
Halifax and nineteen for Liverpool. She takes
out no specie. I ~
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RLROTION.


1.4-ea li 7-sr TROY, March 5.
George B. Warren, JF., Union candidate, was
elected Mayor Of this city to-day The Union
men also elect Assessor, Justice, and 4 majority
of the Council.
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RARE cHANcE 70 MAKE MoNE1 !
$50 PER MoNTHl

GOOD AND INDUSTRIOUS
NJ Agents wanted in every County on ths Union
20 engage in the manufacture and sale OF our useful
valuable and rapidly selling articles Business hon
orAblet peTmane1t and lentael This Il a rare op-
portunity for those ont Of employment to obtain an
honorable sitaation- For particulars, with terms
OF Agents, send red stamp.
Address MERCANTILE AGENCY,
mAr6:WStSN Milan Ohio
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9E-A single bottle OF SPALD1NGiS PREPARED
GLUE wlll save ten times its cost aRnualiy. "a
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MASTER O0MMIssIONER.s

WN 40 In ~ N MLGDlOLa In .
IVA hALB.-Purguant 70 theeour1land Of fa ~ Plu
order Of aal5 Issued from tn Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cugahoga county, 0hiol poh fhs5th day q Feb
Tnaly3 80, q an aetion thereln peRdingy wherein
gOOns and the Michigan lnguranoe COmpany, are de.
iondantss SHALL on the 18Th day Of March, l5ols at
two o'cock P. d at the dcor Of the Court House in
said unity expose for sale public auctOu, the
following described lands and teusmeutG, 70 Wits b.
Der seven "a in the thlrtesnth range Of t0Wshlp8 IN
the Connecticut " esteru Reserve, IN the 5tat8 OF
OhloY and which b also in the county Of Ouyahcg.,
and 10 known By being city lots Nos. two hundred
and nve 15Ji two hundred and six (235), four hum
cred and SIXTY lt6ls seventy 7a), and tarnty-
seven I'd, in Barber Lord's subdivision in Ohio
City, Cleveland, be the same more or less, but
subject 10 all legal highwEys-f
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YounestoWn % glsveland.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8

GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WRTKE ARRAsGEHRsT 1851.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passen-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
500 A. \. n. Y. a GiHclnnAti Exprsss-stopuing at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New L0ndon,
salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south ol
shelby, reaching Columbus at l:4O P. n,
Cincinnatiat 200 P. n.
T:20 p. n. Night Express-Stopping at all stations
north Of TALON, Gilead, Cardington, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
other stations, 70 loaye passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at l.3O A. NJ, aud Cin-
cinnau at 7;S0 A. N.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, Eol
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, 1anesTillsi
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, UelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne LapCrte, Chicago, &C,
sili0n, &C. : 81.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Belleiontaines Sidney, Union, muncie, In
dlnApolisi Terre Hautey Nincennes, EFans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pifts-
burgh ksilrOad for Springfield.
OOiumDuai Little Miami y Columbus, and Aenia
Railroad, for 4enis, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippt Railroad at Cincinnati fer Louis-
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, ST. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central bio Railroad for Newark Zanes.
ga vile, Wheeling, &c-, Columbus, Phqua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana, &C.
- For Tickets to all points and Information an
ply at the Union Ticket Oce, 81 Superior street. OF
E. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland November "a, lS60.
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fWlt1lu tna lell lTo Fall5
lhopa o1 RELIEF q o.
81 ------ 4 ~ 80
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ALEAAgBnIA. VI. March J.
Pr1rrsbule, March 5

There was intense excitement on the reception
Of the Inaugural. Hundreds hitherto for the
Veufion does not Immediately pass the ordinance
Of accession.
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4aa 80ads.
{ llLEYELAND 9 IOLEDO B. R.

ihEY HLAND q TOLEDO r. u.
lS5O-L WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1901
on and amer Monday, Nogsmber 18th, 1850, Trains
en TINS boad viii Leave Cleveland ~ ioll0Ws:
zoo A. H. Through Mail, stopping at an stsfiona on
tne Southern Dyisions arriving at Toiodo
lEl0 ?. ~.
SEQ p 4. Mail stops atail stations east ofsnduatv.
on Northern Division, and arrives at ss1.
duaky AZ e:i5 p n.
I5O p y. Shicago Express-St0ps at an station AZ
eept Washington and CLAY, aud arrived
ta IN Toledo At l2.lO X.
CONNECTIONS.
Oonnectiona are made at Monroevlllo with the San
duskyY mauahold and Newark R. r., at Clyds wifh
the sendqgkys Dayton and Cincinnati ~ H. at IRE
mont With Fremont 4 Indiana r. r., aud AZ Toiedo
with the MichigHn Sonthern 4 Northern Indiann
and Toledo and Wabash kailroeda for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LOgansp0rt, Laflyette
Uairoi Alton s. Louis. and ail p0intu West NOrthi
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo and fhe
g.23 A. n.
80 For Information aud kats apbly az tho q MON
Ticket Otieei sl superior St, and ai the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov q, Issa. S1I3t
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EEaal S0iifea.

A DMlNISTRATORS NOTIeE.
"a Notice il hereby given thst the under5irned
haVe been duly apDuutlH and ta aii0ld - n.
traitors on the Estats of John n Sle7Fn9 6fsgassd.
LABEAW BTEARNB
isb2G820. ". L. STEAMED
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ITHEY ARE USED AND RE.
COMMENDED By leading Physicians Of IN,
eeii,ntr} and al who Try them pronounee them in
stark County, 0hios-,The Bitters are highly prais
cd by those suffering from Indigsation, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ~
E. s. DAVIS, Postmaster at Wfliamport Ohio
self having taken cold, become prostrats and lost
my sPpetiie; Il relieved ne, an 1 can recommend
DR.. Wm-M. KERR, OF RogersTilIs, Ind, writes
us that they are the most valuable Medicine offered
he has reeommeDded them with great success, aud
Heart and General Debility.
THOMAS sEANFORD, Esq, Biountsvflie, Henry
Coz lnd.t writes Us long letter, under date Of May
for three years WITH great nervous debility palpitb
on Of the heart Of toe most severe and prostratins
character, "after using lew bottles was pets-
" restored, and am now In robust health.''
GEOhGE W. HOFFMAN, says he was AFFLICTED
with rheuIaatiam 1r twenty years. IN ali It's variJu
FORMS and the date Ofthis letter he had been two
years well the Bitters eecting the cure, when sew
eral PhysiolanH attending him could do him good
he says. For kheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plalnts Kidney Affection, or Dr0psy, il is spectre
certain remedy.
J. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, AIIon County,
Ohio, e section where Fever and Ague prevails
merit in all eases Of fevur and Ague Dyspepsia and
GenerAl Debility.
.. K. eALLEHERs, ND, writes from Van Vert
a aAVnA ~ keSsAlAA1 L11oLulueuu the Sherry
Wine Bittsrs 30 the notice Of Dyspeptc perEons and
20 eli who require q stimulating medicine.
sUUH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
1BFuI Directions Accompany Each Bottle
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Price IS Cents per Bottle.
J. N. HARRIS 4 CO., Propriotols
Cincinnati, O., for the Western statss.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND retail. BY
&. +. GAYLORD, Clevelsuu
o. s. MACKENztE, dc er.
WILLIAM FISkE, Dc
d. w. 6ACKRIDER, DO
STRONG &ARMsTR0HG, do
OHUROHlLL& BR0't Do
w. A. GRAHAM, sandusry.
ROBERfs SAMUEL Columbus. fsbs
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NTAgTER COMMTSSTONERis


MASTER COMMISSIONERS
-lyl SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command Of an or
der 0f sale is5ued from the Court Of Common Pleas
for CuyahOga county, ohio. In an act0n pending IN
said Court, wherein AiIuee Reed 8 plaintiff, and
Isaac u. Hewitt, Ann L. HEWITT J. r. kobisonl the
Stark Bank, Eber B. Ward and stephen Clement,
survivors Of samuel ard, deceased, and Geo5gu y
Girty defendants, shall expose for sale a. pub
lie RugtiOn, 1t the door Of Le Court House IN SAID
county, on the 18th day Of MARCH, iS5 at two O'Clock
P M the lands and tenements described 81 follows
70 Wit: agI r.r -rr
Situate in the City Of Cleveland in the STATE Of
Dh'O and which is also IN the County Of OuyHhuga.
and e known part and parcel Of the hsrWln Prop
, ~ and 81 in HeWtfts subdivision, plOt Of which
is now on record. In the Recor1era once OF sald
County toWhch reference is here made, be the same
more Of less, but subject 70 AL lsszs highways.
Lot NO. 3, st-.-..Slac0 Lot No. g, at-....sJl5
Lot g %, at..... 1870 Lot =. ~, at..... 4oO
Lot =. 43, at-.-.. 335 Lot " -, at.---. -
Lot Lot t. g a. sl9 Ios Los 8. " a.. -
AT siade, s5ssF 4 ConEaissi6hsr oiis a : s55s
Pits Atty. fsbl21a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN That, pursuant 20 the eO1diiion Of certain
nortgage gh en- % CHARLES Bacon By Charles T. Har-
Vey on the iyt day Of January loo ana recorqeQ
in the uOectOr5 oficH for the District Of CuyHhO-
TO the ighest bidder, ct the door ol ths United
states Collector once IN the city Of CieTealdr IN
the county Of Ouyahggal add state Of ohiol On he
lOrenooni three -0urths Of the gch8onar f. q. hob
arts, as she lies in the harbJr of Abhtabua, IN
said State with three-fourth8 Of ali Der tacSls up
parel, iurnturs and other arpurtenances % satisg
the amount due SAID gharles Bacon on said mort-i
gage. -i CHAEbES BACUE,
6 + Feb 6:325. By his ATTORNEY, Il. p. BPALDIEG.
Cleyelanes Ee0, 8, le5i;
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All of the GrsHenberg Medicines are for
OHUROHILL & BROTHER. Drurttutr.
BIO 8. W. cor Ontario Et. & Public Square
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u. s. MARsHAL's SALF.

Price J. Patton. st a., u. s. Circuit Court
vs.. tf5r TIA North harn nf1frlct
stanford : : Lasatars J ~ 81 OHIO. Z -
R4 VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
~ Fenditioni Exponas issued fr1a asid Couftin
tor sale q toe south Deer % the Pest once a ne
gltz o. gleYelan on MondaYy the isth ds7 n Arch
the following doscfiosd lands and tahiulsnfa nitu
ats ~ the village of Chagriu ALA uyahoga % ~
70 seld Diatrlc, vlz-LOtg Nos. q and WeIt ~ "a
tesl % i0 lots Nos 81 and 39 f A. Bllsa' 4lhsue
lota nos - 81, ~ n, aad " and 20 n Bliss fsTs
meat. fsllrs III u 7-7-
II. JOHNSON. y. g. harakal. Il
-. n, - =. heTthefu District ofohlo.
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;lAtzgGN5 Disc



with al bad Effects arising thsrslr0m, including
DEBlLIT Oh NERVOUS PRosTRATlON.
BE has 6uccsedsd IN curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
sslstyled physicians, who profess to tEtal priElts
least particle Of benefit
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he q q member Of
some CQllege u London Or Paris q perhapa som9
and who hold on rHaf a1ia tons never to Be r.
allEed- Bat what DIT. GIBSON might Boast Of 4
those who repose oouldenes in hls ability and nteF
ritz aud that be has peyectsd an American system
don or Paris OF any patent medicine 70 eqqel Tor the
radical curs Of seminal weakness, and an diseases o.
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
nom sexual or secret aDuao.
Dr. GIBSON also clains for his new treatment tbs
tooWing a1Fan tage5 over Az others Faf discovered
and drsf, the agents used are Sc no erect dsagrse-
ablsi he uses no relies Of TIE dark a7ali such -
Marcurys nor any other eeioteriou7 drug 5acoldle
10 restrictions ln dat of 5uslne1 = rs1sdi Third
he standg PREPARED 20 60 into any pablo priFal
hospital IN the United States aud demons tratss as
n " - ~ !. 49,
othsf nov known % the world "a point oI prclnpt
ness, permanoney, mildnesz, saistY and eonYsnie1c
D. tIBSON fs Permanently loeatrII ID ClsEs1l1d
and has during the past nile lossh1 performed anI
cures Of diseases which lad for years resisted al
other nloles of treatment kargncacan Be given e
Boston, New York, and other cities In raglrd g
skil and integrity II al protests lre ensactlend.
DF5Fe7slal inyle1latilll, ecr0l1la and all chronll
disaalsa tTsEfed with superior success.
Me1ielne sent % any part Of the country
Or. GIBs0N's New Werk On PhYsiolosy for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Prefesa0r Of Egectr0PsEsy aad 1fsaSeiHe.
~ 0mss No. ~ Ontario street. % rztairs,a
Qae99 Aours ron 2 i and rom 2 to to o'sl0et
daily (sundays exoeptedl suEs
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPAEDLNG'S
Z L P II A Lie PILLS,
win convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
Thata a-
SPEEDY AND sIHE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH. f
As these Testimonials were unsolicited By Mr. spal-
ding, they afford unQusstionable proof of
the efficacy of this truly scieu-
tihc discovery.



Ma. SPALDIHG,
SIR:
have tried your CePhalic Pills. and like them
so well that want you to send me two dollars worth
more
Part Of these are for the neighbors, to whom gave
a lew out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblge
Your obt Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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s. MXRsH2T'g SALE

". y. MAhSHAL DALB
fseOq95S aasse; = Ss saslaon and u Circuit for the
-te---l- -te---l-@ = n 9l'A4A-t
James Purdy. elDAlV-
DY VIRTUE OF A ID PLU. PI. FA.,
ID issuad from said Court IN the shove entitled
cause, @ me drscted win 0er Or sale & fle south
door q tbs Post Oce, in the city Of Cleveland, tgun
y Of Guy 1oga. and State 81 Ohio. On MondaT, ne
lstn DAY o. March, A. D. l35s e fhehour q O'Clock
= n OF said day, The following described real
tate N James Purdy msnt 70 the city Of ClsVe-
land being part Of lot No. IS In the township Of
brQoklYns IN the County Of Cuyahoga, and stafs a
Ohio, yiz-Lots Nos. i3 a. IS, i5 u, Is IS, a. y, p
- % - q ., y, 30 - a, as A., AZ IS ~ b, 81
p 81 - 65, So 81, -, 50, 90 o. 81 S. ~ 65 66 G., 6s
6s, 20 H. Y, % "a 75 IS u, u, 81 90 81 a. S. 81 ,
%, 50 30 81 s2 20, ~ 90 96, 81, - ~ 10 ln, le lO5
49, ~ o6 lI lgs l99. llo ~, ~, l3, liy Us rs
lIi lis, ll9I 10 l2l, az Ia 49, l23 rs IL ~ 10
81 lsl, 49, al IA I85 10 ~ is 80 20 III ii
l43, IA, and l45.
VI the above Lots, - were appraised at SIS aach;
81 lots at 81 each; . lOts at 50 each u 5ts 81 Sf5
each lot at so lot at So l0t at so; Ioii At
S6g each. Total, Il9 lots. - p
n. JOHNSON,
U. 8. Marshal, Northern District Of Ohio
Cleveland, Esb. -. la6Issl3
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doom lrJm the Public square. -
Ofica hOurs from 70 u and from 70 to oicioof
daily, (8undaYB eNcepted.l aurq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07


lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made viz Cure ofheadache in all its FORMS
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They ls have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud KInnl
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pils,) so that you
may have them IN case OF an attack
From the Advertiser, Providence, r. IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably ei
eoiye remedy for the h. adaehe and one OF ne very
best for that very frequent aint which has ev-
er been discovered.
from the Western R. r. Gezstte, Chicago. III. i .
We heartily endorse MI. Spalding and his unri
vailed Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
Who try them, viii stick 70 them
GFrom the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try theml you that are adiIcted, and we are sure
that cur testimony can be added 70 the already
nierous list that has received benefits that other
medicine can produce
lFrom the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cgphalic Pis)
From the Gazette, Davenport, Lovsl
Mr. Sp1lding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
7 From the Advertiser, Providence. b. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, R. l.
Cephsllc Pills are taking the place ofnu kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
said to be very efhcacious for The headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-07

lFrom the Democrat, ST. Oloud, Mimi
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalc Pills,) 50 that YOU
may have them IN case Of an attack.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-30

them was not patriotism merely--it was a re
ligious phrenzy. The songs that were suns
were songs Of liberty; and not by one, bui
by all. The Star Spangled Banner has be
come chant aud chorus everywhere. Il
i hymned in churches, shouted in tayens
sounded in the streets, and made familiar tc
the lips Of beauty and the lips of childhood
There is joy and harmony at all these meet.
ings, and gratitude for blessings received
an realized that calls tears from the strongest
men, and makes the orator almost clergy.
man. As to party feeling, he who shows il
is Stunned Ii ke a plague. We have for.
gotten all Of the past save that which teach
es us to love our country, and look only up.
on the future TO save and TO fight for her.
And will any man tell me that people
like this are ever to lie conquered? They
are trebly armed, alike in the justice of theil
cause, the wickedness Of their foes, and the
favor Of Providence.