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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ oUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHLO.-Ths said de-
fsadants Elijan Asndricki Lydia ksndrick, and 3
are hereby notih that the aai1 kaufman HAYES,
plaintiff IN the 2lst day Of SeptonCer, l6ls filed In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Ouyahoga county, In the Etate Of Ohio his
petition against said deisndantI. The object and
prayer Of which PIT ion IL 20 recover jUdgmenE
against tbs said Eltsh Keldrick On his prOmssoTy
note given By said htndfick SD plaintiff, dated
from date with interest at the rate Of 10 p0r cent.
per snnum and payable annually, and to subject 70
the payment Of such JUDGMENT the following de-
scrtbsd. premises, ouFaged b. the said Eliah
keDdrtck AZ Lydia kendrick to said Plaintiff, 20
secure the payment Of said note, 70 Wit: Sub lot
No. seventy mine l79l in D. ). stones subdivision
OF original lot No. hftY (5O), fJrmeriy Brooklyn
township, now lsvaland City, and has front aud
Of 50 feet and l32 feet in depth, and rOntnR
Herman street. AisO-One equal undi Fided one half
Of sub lots Nos. hundred and forty-One CAD and
one hundred and fOrty-tWO (lfs) in ELekiel EOl-
SONS allotment Of Re Charles Taylor FArm in The
City Of Cleveland frUntng the south side Of De-
tTott street ami e1tendiLg back q 81 alley. Aho-
spb-iOt o2t in Hiram senes subdivision Of part Of
original lots Is and 6S in Brooklyn, having ~ and
Iz tet front on Train street and l23 feet In depth
sad petttion prays ior judgment against said Ell
ah kendrick for the sum Of four HUNDRED and fsrty
dollars (Sl40 and interest thereon at the rat8 Of 70
Yer cent. per snnum from tbs ed day Of July, 1851,
aud tnat said premises be sold % pay the same.
Said Dsfendsnts, Elijah Kendi lex, Lydia Ken
drick andb. y. West, are hereby notified 70 appear
and answer sid petition or before she 18tn day
Of hoyember, 1851, OF Judgment Eill b taken e.
pray ed for. PIC GAGE 4 BRUCn,
Cleveland Ohio, Sept, q, lS5I.SsS
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THANEs-JOhn Lamb, Of the Union Line
Express, has our thanks for Pittsburgh and
Wheeling papers in advance Of the mail.
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MathiMista.
DFRNARD DEMMRNq.

-
ARTISAN, MAOHIEIgT Az > YATENF HoDTI
d A 4 EB,
No. IA SupF Tor street. (Leader Building, J
o. sGVEHAND, OHIO.
BERHARD pEMNEHQ HAVING rsatsd kha
estabhshweDt OF i. KaqissloW, L RoW PFsparsd C
contraet 1nf Hlanu actufing saving Machi1s1. ana
AL kinds OF Light Machinery. Particular aftanticn
and iseilitio1 Tor gottins up Hodol1 of Patsna.
1r.Lre rt,l-- BPAI RING.
II your SKATES nead dLing, cal On DommcnT,
g u your e.FffIHG MACHINE q out % oFasEs b
viii put Il IN order, .
Az Kinds Of Metal and Musical 1nsirunenH 10
raiEod.
ffy5u should get uD new Palsnt, Danmeps :
the mGp p get 10 Your Aodellt either N Hooa-
Brass, o. Iron, ID tle u6IteEs manner.
All kipe1 Of Belt Hang ging dcng u lE1l1gs ~
All kinds Of Light HachtnerT put IN oraef u ~
Elo7s exlledltlo1s n1nnnar. 1ll II. .at --ia-
Engineering Instrumentg reIore8d-.
Small Steam Encinea repaired fhofpnlniy.
Rail Road C7nd1etoE'g Punese5 Ral aactlfoa b
Esii Had 6o narctcr's PUNCHES FsDaired.
lls-ln iaCs gsTythhg q the shaPa sf rspslrins
or Misunderstanding, done on coEtract,
lTEntrGpcs % ahal--stt 81 Isri5r gtrJ1t, n one
paiF Of staiFI. Bk8AARDD Etrl[T7G.
hbTRn
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THE CITY.

IuA WAhB 6lhThhS ENTERTAINMENT AND
TIE soLDmRs AID socmTX.-Mr. Webb
psid to the officers Of the Soldiers Aid So
eisty Sl6Os7, as the avails belonging to it
under the arrangement entered into, and
received at the entertainment given last
evening. The statement that the house
was donated BY Mr.. Qainlan is incorrect.
The rent Csl5) was paid by Mr.. Webb to
the Aid Society, to whom the Academy Of
Music vas donated by Mr.. Chase, on be,
half Of the pFOprieiors,
A SIEGULAE AUCIDENT-ORE OF JOHN
Bnowx's MEs suOT.-About eleven o'clock
last evening, member Of John Browns
ShsrpshoOters, nsmed Slater, from Ashta.
bula County, was shot under circumstances
as follows; One Of his comrades was in
the act Of shooting q cat near Skaters tent,
when his pistol discharged prematurely,
the ball passing through the tent blank
ct two flannel wrappers, entering the
shoulder of Slater. At the time it was
not known that any person was hurt al
though the discharge Of the pistol was
heard, and the party reprimanded for his
conduct. Shortly afIer Lieutenant Bost-
wick Vas notified that Slater was sick and
in great pain-he visited him and render
ed ali the assistance in his power 10 relieve
him. The man did not then know that he
WAS Wounded-neithor was it discovered
by Lieutenant BostWick. A comrade in
the same tent had presentment that his
fellow soldier vas shot and this morning
arose and examined him, when it was found
out for the first time, that he had been shot
in the shoulder, the ball probably lodging
under the shoulder blade. Slater was re-
moved to the house Of Mr.. Ward, where he
is receiving every attention. tits thought
that the wound viii not prove serious.
DEATH OF GEoRaE S. GARDxER.-Mr.
Gardner died at his residence, in this city,
on Thursday Of this week, and was buried
on yesterday. he died after an illness of
eight days, Of Inflammation Of the bowels,
at the age Of thirty. eight years. By the
death of Mr.. Gardner, Cleveland has lost
one Of her best citizens and business men,
beloved and respected by all who knew
him. Mr.. Gardner came to this city some
seven years since and established what is
well known as the Eagle Foundry, in com
paBy with the Messrs. Hazen. As man
Of strict business integrity, he had no su-
periOri by his courtesy, integrity and
prOmpiness he had gsined name to bo
eaVied, and has passed away, leaving be-
hind large circle Of friends who will
mourn his departure,
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BEr The Thirty-third Ohio Regiment re-
ceived marching orders last Sunday, and On
Monday morning started for the interior
Of Kentucky. The Portsmouth Tribune
says of this Regiment, 4" A sterner, braver
looking set Of men will not be found in the
service andif they are ever blessed with
The opportunity of leaving their card with
the rebels, it will be a bloody one.o
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TIE LAsT.-0ur citizens viii bear in
mind that the Webb Sisters give their last
antertainment in this city, tonight The
bill for the evening is good one. Give
them full house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

John y, B0rge9, Mrs.
Traaerifa Bore1s, I'd
ward HglteumnllsF, Jno
8tumpf Mm. naafay,
Theodore fcgaa, Adam
echnidef, Valentine
BWaln, oltharlEb Bur.
RerY 9ermsn BoneEoiont
Bocisiy, gchn Bfask,
Freneil Cfagfofd. Go.
GfsaulEld. John Ham
OFick Isaac and Leona q
fogart : harls1 Heath
Glie1 White, drm of
hoath q White, Eerdi-
nand Schumaker John
LaiBy, Commonwealth
1nsuTanoe Co mganIs
Wm b. LoonaF W. W.
Hsrbui, Charles Grimfh,
M8lancton Burr, Wms
Richardson, Philip q.
WfeFsr, gOhu Mott
lthn d. Clark, William
y Broggsnmyer. D. Bu-h.
Mar > Henks, Hsnfry
brikeT, a. a. Day, We
Mein- Defendants.
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ETrom the Democrat, 81. cloud, MIMI
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
sohet send for box, (OephAio Pill8,) 20 that yOu
may have them IN case Of an attack.
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IFrOm the Daily EsE5, Newport, r.
OsPhalic PillS are taking the plAoeefA eli klndA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
Bound Over.


On the opening Of the Court this morn
ing, Commissioner White announced that
Christian and Holder had each been REQ
n ognized in the sum Of $1,000, without
ga surety, to appear ct the next. term. of the
United States District Court, on the second
Tuesday in November next a0I
Inthe case Of Oscar Travis, examination
Was waived, and he also entered bail in
the sum Of $4,000 for appearances at the
81 next term Of Court. s COS
James W. Larrabee and George II. Bus
-a bee, Of Marion county, are surety for him.
slas Break IN TIE ONO CAsAE.-Early YES.
sr terday morning break was discovered in
the Ohio Canal, about tWo miles from this
city. Some two hundred yards Of the en-
e. bsnkzent are carried away and the bed Of
the canal is lowered or washed aRay some
six feet. Il viii require a weeks time to
repair the damage. A number Of boats
lie high and dry on this level in conse.
\. quenee. @
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lFrOm the Advertiser. ProTidencs, B. II
The Cephalic Pills are said to Be remarkably sf-
sctiYe remey tOr the headache and ono Of the very
best ior that Iery frequent complaint which haa eF
or been discovered. .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

EFTom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have bssn tested In more than . th0lnAl
oassI, with entire gucossL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

FOR THE FoRrT-sEooED REdINEET.- Capt.
". II. willard came in from Ravenna this
. morning, with ten recruits, for his compa-
'rs ny in the Forty Second Regiment They
leave on the 2:lO train this afternoon for
-raH Camp Chase. 1'3 r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Bosson.l
Said to be very smcseious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

IFFom the Advertiser, Prov, genes, R.I.I
The testimony in their favor b strong, from 4
most respectable quarters. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

IFrOn the Western B. 3. Gazette, OhIcaso. MI
We heartily 9dorss MF. sDsldinG, and hiI unFi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
MRs: WINsLOR.

GOT HING RUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly faailiaes the process Of teething *
I3ttSnt9g thS guns I M ctiT ar9 i -Ty1
10 REGULATE THE BOWELs.
Depend upon It, mothgrsi win give rest 70 your
'issi RSiisF I5I AND HEALTH no YOUR INFANTS.
We hsve put up And sold this article Tor over Ten
FRUTH Of It, what We have never besn able to say q
Guy other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAlAED IN
A SINGLE IASTAE0E 70 AFEEOI ~ ~ y Wasn i1sl
timely used Mover did We EnoE en- instance OF dh
satisfaction b. any one who uaed IT, On the contrs
~ al arc delighted with its operations and speak In
terms Of coTunondetion Of the msgieel enests ana
medicai virtues. We speak IN this IaGttsr "WHAI
WE DO KNOW" Gflor ten years experience anu
nisdso our reputation for the lhllment Of what We
Hero declare 10 almost every instance where the
In Eant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will 10 found IN 1ioen or twenty minutes Aissr ths
'5Iss valuable plspsratin is the prescription Of
one Of tao most Experienced and Skilisl Hursss in
Now England, sud hss boon used With HeVer-lAilins
'u'''' - THOUSANDS or OAsEB.
It not only relieves tA0 child from pain, but invs
gives tonA and energy TO the whole system. 1t viii
SllnoBt iuutantlV relieve - i
GHIPIllG IN Tx BOWELS, and WIND OOLiI
and oyercomes couvulslons, which II not Bpeedil
Teuefied end IN death. We believe II the best anG
pGst REMEDY IN the world, IN al oasos Of pysenteTy
and Diarrhdsa IN children, whether it arises IRON
Tssfhgur, or ary ether cause. We would say 70 eys
ar Mother who has oAild suffering nom any tee
fororoiug ccupantg do not let your pro- udtces, nor
ha Iredices OF others, stsnd b5tN esn you and youI
sufering Child and the relief that viii 30 Sure yes
Absolutely pre5 5 sG 99g tine H nse DsI q 5s1 IN &meaSl1S
,sny each bottle. Mono gopgine unless the fac
simils of0UAEi5 PERhlAS, New York, is on
the Outside Wrapper. sold r. DFugshH throuEhoui
Principal Of1ce, I3 Cedar Street, New York
PRioB, ONLY IS GENTS PR BOTTLE
Fsptzs:dAWR25
F6- ssis 81 srROEC &ARMsTRON9, OHUROH.
Z, MI fllnweIamd
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TaB ALLsUFFIULENF TaRHR.
VIENNA


FEVRIESERiAR l, 2 & 3, ARE DE
TKCTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o
England and secuFed by the bealB Of the Aoole de
ohsrnlAcie Dc PaYis, ard the lmperiA College O.
Hesiclns, Vienna
No. / e Invaluable Tor exhaustion, EpsrmAtorrhof
and all physical disabilities. .
No q con getsiy etadicates all traces Of thoBe ui5'
esBss that have heretofore been treated BY the nam
cfouH and pernicioua use of cOpgiva and oubebss
No. has entirely suPplauted the injurious pRe
mprcury thereby iusurnR to the sufferer speedy re-
Hes dispensing al Impurities and roofing out tbs
venom Of disease. . -.
TRTEsEHAR, Eoa. ], snd 3 are preparation tn
Eorun CT iOzsuso, devoid O1 taste and SMALL and eau
b uIrred In the waistoOat pocket SOLD n th oa5oa
aud divided into separate doses, administered by
VaI eau EaIlamand Rodz, kfcod, &C. Price % each,
or cases foT 80, which save 3 and IN so easesi
snd retail, Of Dr.. BAREOW, No, lsi Blescker street
Esw YORK. fmmediatslYun receiving remittsucs
Dr Barrow will forward the Trissemar 70 any paF
or the world, aecureE packed, and add essP GcoOrd
iuR % the Instructions Of the writer s....| -.
- Sold Elso bF e. r. GAYLORD and Wv
FfaEE. Uiavsisarf ..a.# .#..- tenU
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
IN that sp application win Be- made to aiI Keel
lencys % Dennis0n, Governor Of Ohio, ET TIE par
don Of LUDlUS a. CLARK. wko was convicted Of
the erme OF passing OJuD tsriet Bis, In the Court
Of Common Plea5 OF Cuyahoga ooznty, Uhio, af the
Nay term Of said Conrt In i5o and sentenced 10 the
Panitantiary for hrea years. acta.fso
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TFrOm the Kanawha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsslsoh
who try them, will stick to them.
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henry HAinss, Piainui

henry naines, piainun
".
FEg;i FFIijth ks9dis sndFiek Oy Action loF Money
k.SM.s E.S; Hss'i as9s.' .9s
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ Ouyshoga County, chio. The dsiandanfs, EIis
Jan kendriek, u dia o. Ksndrick and q o Wa1t,
Who are non residents Of the State Of Ohio ars srs
p notthed that the said Henry Hainea plaintid %
the leth DAY 0i September l65l fled in tie oe5 81
the Clerk Of the Oouit Of Common Pleas of Curnho-
g county Ohio, his petition againsi saia dSfnd-
ants. me onlect ana prayer of which pettia1 q q
recover ~ I'd gmant against the aid 81 Jan Esndriok
On MS note tor $50 In fsyor u said aintil dstqd
June sth, lass aud on interest At the rats Of ten
per ent per annum and to subject to the nSyuleaf
Of such Judgment the follosing dgacrih srsii 49,
mortgaged By said Elii4h and ydia u j 1ndricF -
secure ne payment ef SAID 1ots - vt; fn8 aar17
unc1Fidad helf Of lots hc3 one hundred ana f1rtT.
enc AID one hundFpd ana lortY-tno of DlafiEl 0ol-
9ema alotment Of the Taylor Farm IN The liffr a
CleyelaAc IN that part oi said City lataloY 5Cnovn
e. OAlo Siy-the proPerty lronia en- Dstroit stfsss
eeid petifion prlys Tor judgment agsinsf - Rii-
jan keadfiek for three huncFld and thirtT diii1r1
And interest thereon since June loth, isli = ths
Elts e "a pef esrt por a1nuni Enu that EI Df1n1-
i1oa De 1oidto pay toe same. Ard tie laIf l-l.5f-
entaY E,liah Aendrick, LYDIA o. kendrick aTd 81
u =. est ase hetlneq 70 appear and answer sd %
utioE On or before the l6fk day Of NOTsnrbsr issi
GAGS 3 BEDCE,
.eRs.s-sss flsintll,a Aftor1uTs-
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THE e DEFENDANT, HENRY
BUGLH will take notice that on ths nth DAY
Of September 1851 George G. Gore and George Nc
Conn II commenced suit in attachment against
bin in the above mentioned Court, the Objo.t and
prayer OF which ls TO recover from said defeL dAnt
Slfl IL with IN terest from August Soth 1881, dus
plalnlng on deisQdauts note given 70 plaiHtfE for
6ll2 u, dated Wstster, tMass.,l FsbruaTy "a ISL
and payable months after date to plaintiffs order,
~ y tleehs . benk, gorcester., DESCENDANT VIII ans
yember, 1861, said petition viii be taken a. con-
issssd againlt him. li- ~ =.
= RARNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE.
gen2e58 Aftnrneys for Pfafntiff
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GErhaIlE &lIIa. ...@.. ...5, 4.
''THEY 60 RIGHT TO THE

''THEY 60 RIGHT TO THE
= SF0H's-g la-sa.a 90. 7s.r -71q f5i
IHgTANT ERLIHFI
aII1IgJELH s.r-IG.I
sToPlZ0UR OOUaHI lr.l .a.-e .I
PURIFY YOUR RREATHI
f.f8 81 T e .aE ol oh ~ ig
sTBEHGFHEN EOUR VoIOl
. . rl.a.r .. r.ta i
1zlaf
l I
.srraf a a4 aH ab fe
RPALDzEgs
THROAT CONNECTIONS.
galJ ERn .- I'D
GOOD FOB OLERaYAEH.:
al GOOD FOB LECTURERs
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOB sIEGERs
GOOD FOB OOzsUMFmVEs, .s
asntlsusn. Oar7T ~
sPALDIHs's THBoAT ooHFEoTIoEs.
Ladies' are delighted with a.. s
BPALDINGs THBOAT OoHFEOTIOEA
HlaE .- .H.E I1a rl1l'E Ht I
.' Children Ory for aL trI
sPALDIEgs THROAT OONEEOTIOEs.
rua OIL it
- "a BE-
They relieve Ooaah Instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the voiOo.
They impart q delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of simple herbs snd cannot harm
any one. -
a. lgFa frl Hra 4F. I
advise ever one Who has Cough or . Halkl
V0ioS or bad Breath, or any dieieultY Of III
Throat, TO got . packags fmy Throat Connections
they viii relieve you instantly, and you will sgre
VIII NC hA%b 7theS " AAshh W bh0 sPos' - -
hnd them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for sitting your Ooug
or GllAying your thirst. II You try ons package
an safs IN saying that you VIII ever afterwards con
sidsr them Indispensable. You VIII ind them =
the Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE GENTS.
Ny signature Is on eaoh paokagS. AN OshsrI
/ oountgrgsit.
A ApaokASe will BE- sent bY mall, prepaid on roOsiD
Of Thirty Osnts. Address, .r
HENRY O. SPALDIHa,
| IS Cedar street, New York
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.sH SsHssS S.4. & en-, {, seG5s#.R 5s. g. Sss Is 81 II &
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LFrOn fhs Southern Path Finder, n. O.I
Tn them you that are afiictsd, and We ars sur
that our testimony can be added to the alraady M
msEona list that has r8esiVsd benefits that no oths
mediojn = can produce.
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By the use Of hese Pills the periodic attacks Of
H8:VouB or SICK Headache may be prevented and u
taken ct the commencement OF an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom TAIL in rsmoVin he Esusea or Head,
ache to which 81 males are subject.
They at gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
lvoness. .......
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, ant
G persons Of sedsntarY habits they are valuable
. Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone \
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring u
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
E THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and carefully
conducted sxperimehtI, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering fron
Headache, whether originating in the nervous SYB
tenn or from q deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
End may be taken ct ell times With perfect satisfy,
without making any shansso Of diet, and the abssnss
of disagreeabIs lasts renders It easY 10 AdminiI
ter them TO Children.
BEW ARE-OF FaITsI
- The genuine hsVs ive signatures Of Hanry o.
Spalding on each Box. T..
RB-sOld by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine
A Bog win be SAINT BY mail, prepaid. on reOsiVt d
the prios,
FWEETT-FIVH GENTS.
~AH OrdsTs should be addressed to;
Hs HENRY O. gPALDIEG,
~ OadaF Street. New York.
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D Z. IA V = T's

OHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
For the prevention and cure Of all those dirloul
ties to which the female system Ia peculiarly liable
ariBing from
sloPpags Of Matarsor O5strHeti0as.
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TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.I
Mr., gpalding would not connect his name with Z
Erticls he did notH- " to pplseas real merit.
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DR.. GIBSON,

Professor Of Blsctropethy G5a Medsei1ieI
~ Odics No. II 1terlo street. up stairs, . feW
doors nom the Publ Square.
OfRes hours from 70 u and nom 70 o'oloek
sally, fHundaYg aXoaptedN GuFa
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LeFalNOtlee.

Legal Notice.
George 9. Gore and I
George Mcconnell, m r.
plAiRtihA, s-
asain5t In Osmmon Pleas,
Henry Buggy, dtfsnd't. fCuyahags County. Ohio.
Henry L. Orowell and
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TTrom the st. Louis Bemoorat.l
3Th0lmmenBs demand for the article (Osphalis PIN
d rapidly snoressing.
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They relieve Ooash instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume TO the Voi0s.
They impart q delicious aroma 10 the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made Of Iimpls herbs snd cannot harm
any one. -
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DATENT SPEOTAULES. A GOOD
supply Of our celebrated Patent spectAcles, in
- 80 COwBEs' on the Corner.
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asntlsmsn OarTT
sPALDIEas THROAT OOHFEOTIoHB.
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sPALDINaIs PREPARED GLUT

"a 6ingis bottle Of sPALDIHGis PREPAKHD
GLUE VII saYs ten timos its cost annually. ~
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IFrom the R1aminer, NorfoIk. wi

..n " HENRY o. sPALDIEG,
~ OadaF Street. New York.
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wv NaEo AA1f fA1s OaEe u neaoAe IN Al II urn
TTTom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in moFs than . thOunAa
eassI1 with entire IuccesL
ITrom the Democrat, Sc. cloud, MIMI
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send lor boz, (OephAlio Pils,l 80 tkai yOu
may have them in case Of an astaok.
m rIFrOm the Advertiser, ProTidencs, B. II
The Cephalic PILLS are said 70 Be remarkably of-
isotye remey Or the headache, snd ono Of TIE very
best for that Iery frequent complaint which haa sF-
or been discovered. f rf
ITron the Western B. Z. GaEotts, Chicago, I'LL d
We heartily 9dorss hr. spslding, and hiI UNI
s..1a IFrOm the KanSwha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with hsaasahs,
who try them, will stick to them. \.
IFTon ths Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Tn them you that are adiietsd, and We are surs
msrels list that h9I FSesVsd benefits that 10 eshsr
msdio'nA9an produce.
i ITrOm the 81. Louis BsnooEakl
lEhSimmsnSs demand for the article CCsphalis PIsl
& rapidly sneressinE. =
TFrOm the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.I
Mr., gpalding would not connect his name with -
Ersiols ne did nosF- ~ 70 pPa7saI real msTif.
ITfom the Advertiser, ProviJsncs, R.LI
The testimony in their favor b strong, IRON sha
most respsotsbie quarters, Oil
Iron the Daily EsE5, Newport, r. II 1
Osphalio Pills are taking the place ef eli klnda,
Iron the Commercial Balletin, BoSton.I
Said to be very siHcseiouS for the headache.
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Ladies' are delighted with
sPALDING's THBOAT OeEFEOTIOEA
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Adiutant c. R. Frailey, of OBJ. Ham
brights regiment was fea-fSlly bruised,
and received conclusion Of the brain, By
which he was 50 much depressed that his
recovery last night was mstter Of doubt.
Daniel lands, private in the same
regiment, was thrown from The hurricane
roof to the lower deck, receiving frightful
wound on the head and serioas injuries Of
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