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And to you We appeal, 70 dstsct the Illness or de-
cline not only Of your dnughtars before it IL too late,
but also your sons and husbands, for while Il for
mer from false del1cacyy often 60 down 70 q d ma
ture grave, rather than let their condition be known
IN time, the latter are often 50 mixed up with the
excitement Of business, thGt lift were not for you,
they too, would travel in the sane downward path
until II is too late To arrest their fatal fall. But the
mother IS always Vigilant, and TO you We confidently
viii unerrtngLy point you TO Prof. BE
CORDIAL and BLOOD RENOVA-
in time ofneed.
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@-Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters
is most certainly Q valuable family n edicine, it is
much seught after for, and every day affords new
proofs OF the peculiar effects Of this preparation. In
cases WHERE q disordered condition Of the stomach,
liver and bowels is combined with great debility,
nervous weakness, and intense melancholy, its e.
fectF Nr most beneficial and wonderful.
HB- The Sherry Wine BitteFs are for sale By Z. r.
Gaylord. Strong & Armstrong, and O. s. Mackenzie.
,ClsVeiand, o.
GS-see Advertisement elsewhere.
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HnnE rE9rTM0NY.

In this connection We ouers lev testimonials:
81 am A Methodist Clergyman, and when On my
rirr,tit I have mot with many women troubled with
IN diseassS for which you advertise MErshallis Ute
ri1e CathoHcOn a. acure. have advised ia use snd
h has edected scOmplete cure wherever e has been
nssd- Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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feb2l:s49dAw II Willisms st., n Z.
DS-For sale BY L. A. Palmer, Druggist, corner Of
Prospect and Erie Streets, and Strong B Armstrong,
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-SRoad what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the Grafsn.
berg Medicinea. Or. b. IL q physician Of extensive
practice, and one OF the most successful IN the couu-
" (Trumbulll in which he resides
This certihes that / have used the GrRfnbsrRsa
ais and Marshall'B CathOlicon, sold here by 10.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbun county, Ohio, March q, 1851.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, sd
dress II. b. KINGSLEY, cleveland.
jAn3d&W General Agentfor Ohio.
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- Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
RenoFltor hr lho cure ofGeueralU Debility, OF Weak
ness arising from any causs, also, Dyspspsia, Ner-
yOusnese, Night sWeats, Icipient Con8umpti0n, Xiv
or Complaints, BiliOusnoBs, Loss Of Appetitef Ee-
male weakness IN all tts stages aiso, to prevent the
contraction OF disease, is certainly the best and nest
agreeable Cordial tonic and kcuoTator ever offered
TO the afflicted, and 30 chemically combined AZ 70 be
the most powerful tonic ever known 20 medical sci-
ence. Reader Try t.. It viii do You good. We have
no hesitation In recommending It. since We know IL
to De a safe, pleasant and sue remedy for the disoa-
60 enumerated.-fheW York Dispatch,
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Oysters.

.. MALIDI . Ell UAe
VI POT Gate Holt & Maltby's) CELEBRATED
OYSTERS
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishment In Baltimore-put up In
cans and warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also Dramatically Sealed Oysters, HOLSTERS, CLANS
Spice Oysters, and Sardinss kept constantly on
hand.
baltimore, New York and Princes Bay Sh II OT
ters will be received daily By Express.
~ GRAoKERs for sale By the barrel.
.oo W: GAME Agent;
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aAillinFrn.
MIBLINEKY GOODSI-N q "

MILLINERY GOODS in & W
ARRIVAL.
Mrs. W. S. PORTER, o Senesi Street,
Ia In receipt Of a new and choice stock Of
MILLINERY s.
Comprising
Nay etvle sAirred Rats, Flowers, Ribbons, Mourn
ing Goods, Collars, Wells, sc Also,
NEW STYLE HATS FOk
Bssides a great variety Of seasonable and fashion
able Goods not enumerated. Ladies' are respectfully
Invited to call and examine.
manner. mar1sk25
nPENED THIS DAY
A nice assortmsLtof
-LADTRs' & MISSES STRAW BoNNRTs,
shaker Hoodst Rlbhons, Flowers, Rouehes, &es
SprS Under Bennett House.
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%Country dealers visiting our city will
osari In mind that most Of our Drug Stores are the
places to find genuine drugs, and such staple and
genuine medicines as Perry DaVis's Pain Killer,
Or. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr.
Weaver's Cankar and Salt Rheum Syrup and Ce-
rats Any druggist dealing in such pHre and good
medicines must prosper, and to use them warrants
health.
~ Sold essTyvhgr3, and BY X. T. Gaylord, Wm.
Eiske, C. S. Mackenzie, Strong q Armstrong, Ane
4. Wrsackrider, Cleveland, o.
E$Sa~ Advertisement in another column.
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PREPARED By
DR.. J. G. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
NJ - - MI. 81 NJ t. "a

Price, 81 per BOttlei Six Bottles Tor %
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such q renown for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
ii Is entirely unnecessary for US 10 recouLt the evil
dence Of its virtues, wherever il has bsen employed.
As It has long been in constant use throughout this
section, we need not do More than assure the people
its quality is kept up to the best II ever has been, ana
that 1t may be relied on TO do for their relief all Il
has ever been found to Do.
AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS
FOB THE CUBE OF
Costipensss, JGuBdiee, pVgpepra, lnd5gestos, Dysea9
terv, FoaI Stomach, E1sipelas, Headache, Pile5, RheaI
faafism, ETupff0ns aud skin Diseases, Liver Complaint,
Dropsp, IeieT, 1hmoFs and SAL RhsaH, Worms, GOuh
Eeardl6id, a. a DinneF PA aaa for Purifying
Blood.
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperient in the world for all the purposes Of q family
Price % cents per Box; Five Boxes for Sl.o1.
Great numbers OF CleTBymen, Physicians, states
men, and eminent perBonaEes, have lent their names
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rome'
dies, but cur space here will not permit the insertion
our AMERIoAN ALMANAC, In which they are gtysni
with also full descriptions OF the shove Complaints
and the treatment that should Dc followed ior ther
cure.
DO not be put Of BY unprinoipled dealers with
cthef preparations they make more profit on. De
mand AYERS, and take no Othora. The SICK want
the best aid there Is for them, and they should have
nE All our remedies are Cor sale By VIZ. FEsEE,
sTR0Ea = ABNsTHoEai =. i. GAYLORD and b. al
Aver Cherry PICTORIAL. sarsaparils and u.
/ fhartic Pulls, are for sale By Churchill 4 Brother, D.
W, corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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FAIR IA z 0YSEER&.

INHE CELEBhAIEO fAlh m
VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest and finest
Oysters caught at this season Of the year are re-
oeived daily By Express IN cans and kegs3 end ioE
sale only b. J. H. 4 a. B.
Z Octs:BH Iq4 Superior street,
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All Of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHUROHILL q BROTHER, Druggists,
BIO g. ". cor Ontario u. &.Pubhs bq1ars
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CLEVELAND 4 ERIE r. r.

CLEVELAND & ERIE r. R.
l56l. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. ISL.
On and aftsr Monday, Nay sfh, IssI, PaSsnrSF
Trains viii run 81 Gli0Wa:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
SIS A. X. EXPRESS MAIL TEAIN-stoupinz a
all Stations except Euclid. Wicklfhs, Mem
tor Perry, gHtonTilie, B9ybrookf FahTfsu
ana sWanyille; and arrives at Eris gtI2sH
~ Dunkirk 3:J p. n, Buffalo N2s p N
4D3 P. n. CWiNClhNATI EXPRE5s ~TRAIN-Stap-
ping 1t PainssviIIe, Ashtabuia and Grard
only, and arrives al Esis 7N5 P. X, Dun-
kirk 80 p n Buffalo a. I03 p
80 ?. n. COhNEAgF Observation-Disclosures
ping at all Stations.
300 ?. \. NIGHT EXPRESS ~GBAIN-gtopping q
gainesville, Ashtabula and Girard only. aud
arrives at Erie at I2.t0 A. n, Dunkfrk a.
30 n. Budsl0 IA
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MOTHERS should use 1t, for II Is & perfect relief;
taken a month OF two before the fnsl trial, she III
pass the dreadful period with perfect ease and safstyi
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All the trans going westward connect At UsTsland
with trains for IdlEd0, Chicago, Columbus, Cinciu-
natti St. Louis &ei and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains ofthsN. ".
kailToeds aud At Buffalo with those Of the Ns3 YORK
Oentral and Buhaio & New York City RailrOndB.s
II. NOTTINGHAM, BHDPL
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TWELVE YEARS AGO

XII Il I'LL ' ALlLA4eO AOO
1OO1S the success OF several medical gentle-
men in curing diseaBe upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
ment as an incorporated Institution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the title Of THE GRAFEHBEBG
COMPANY Of New IeTk- The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold Shey have gained
= pom public confidence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
Ictment, and they have reEsOn to feel great pride in
,omparing their success with medical academies al
mony from public and private individuas and com
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character Cfthe gentlemen CONNECTED With the IN
s~titution, thus assuring the public that, among tho
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, THEGRKF-
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will be .
reliable and Trustworthy medium for therestorGtiOn
ofhsalth TO the sfiicl and all Who are sunsrlng
may address them EiE snttre conhdsnca I4
This principles and practice of medicine adopted By
this Institution are luCidly set forth in
ENBERG AEUAL Of HEALTH en- invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore cold at the nominal price Of cents, tor which
] sum il is mailed free 10 any part Of the country.
The health Of American women, diseases OF Chil-
dren, and the more obscure and chronic COHpatntst
as well as the common diseases 1neidentt to this COun-
| try, have received the attention Of this Institution,
and IL is enough to say they have proved themselves
| fully competeuu for the great trusts which the public
have confded TO Their skill.
Their series OF Medicines embrace eleve 1iherent
remedies adapted to different diseases with miAute
| directions accompanying each article. The hedi-
cine to which we wish to call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease 10
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A FRIENp M NEED. ray an.

DR- SwEEF's lEFAILInLE LISHFNT IL procured
rom the recipe Of DR., Stephen Sweet 81 Ten
necticut, the great bons-setter, and has p er a4edin
his Hractioe 6r the last twenty yeats AZ shs most
aEtoniahinE success. AZ an extrral remury Il b
without = rival, and viii alleyin' pain m t. sssed-
" than Al ethHr preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nerv0E= Disorders d Is tru' iuilliais and ~ a
curative for Sores, wounds, Inns bruises 6e.,
Us soothing, healing. ard Po~ tm, ,.r-adhenlng
properties, excite the nst WonAur and 81 on ssdmeut
Of all who have ever given Il q tr-l Over four
nundrod certificates OF remarkable c s. POI Formed
by It within the last two years, attesi is TACT.
Ser salo y Strong q Armstrong; a.. Nm. Fiske.
Sc ADVERTISEMENT aeug.Rasdkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-07

GREAT NATIONAL R0UTEf
BAL1imORE ) ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED

By recen. ~npartant changes this Roadb nOWa aba
70 furnish unusual facilities for intsrcummunicatton
Hast, south, Meet Northwest and Southwest A
to Philadelphia and New York. IN the - tha
Cincinnati trains, viii the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets to Baltimore, PhiiadslS hia, New
York or BostOn give fheErigilega Qf Bing over g
any OF the nteTmediat cities Two Dollars adj
donal give the pri silege OF visiting Washington City
en- route. ---- rr-r-EE
This is the ONLY route that can nTrnish Through
tickets or Baggage Dnecks 70 ashingtun CITY
E8-Fars as Low as by any other kcute-
EG-Seoping Gars on an Night Trains
Ask l0F tickets BY Baltimore and ohio Railroad.
$3.50 g. IA. SULLIVAN,
W.. Smith, Al COLI
D ter Of ftansportstn. General Ticket AssEt.
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Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, EASE IN WORKING
OLEAHLtNE s 8,
And its Impossibility 10 Freese Upl
1T NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
ETOR THH SPOUT, doing away with the COM
Plicated machinery necessary to accomplish both
lts simplicity makes Il less liable 70 get out OF order,
than any other Drawer. Tho Curb, Bucket, &C, ara
substantially made Of the best material the whole
being calculated 70 moot the wants Of the public.
Water can Be raised in less 6me than IN any
other togy.
1t Discharges IRON the Bottom Of the . Scket.
Es-All the Fogs s6quirod Is to raise thew ght Of
Please examine DAYKIN's WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAYKIN a 90, Props,
EAOToEy-2O5 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- stats and County Rights for sale. Addresses
hove uOvl1 RS
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Ognneetlons are madoa a. HourosTils With the sau-
d1sky, Mansfield aud Newark Ii. Al mefe 49,
te sanduskys Dayton end eincianati Z. 30 ~
ment Elth Fremont 3 Indiana Il. r., and ~ Toieso
with the Michigan Southern & EOrthern T1fie~-
aud Toledo and Wetaah Railroads Gr Chieseo- ~
eroit, jackson, Fort Wayus, LogansporL, LsITeffe-
vest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc1sdo and n
vest a 1000 A. NJ, 5.S P. NJ and515 ?. n Prom
5andusky al es45 A. n.
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Read what the Press ary, after thoroughly testing
no matter, and no one can have doubt.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3

CINCINNATI RAlLR0AD.
1851. sPRrEq ARaAagEMKEr. 1851.
On and after Monday, April 18th, 1851, PASSENGER
Trains will leave Cleveland a. foH0E5:
Bereay Grafton, Wellington, New London,
selems Shelby, and all Stations south Of
JOB Shelby reaching columbus at Lilo A. H
Cincinnati at 40 ,. X 1900
Z43 P. n Aceommodanon-stopPing At all Stations
SIS P. n. Night E-x51ss-sto5Pise 4 III Stations
north Of Gallon 6ilead, CardingtOn, Ash
ley, Delaware anu L6wia Center, and All
other stations, 70 leave passengerB only.
Reaehing Belumbus az ls45P.H ,audciu-
cinnaE At SD A. u.
&C n / o n s.
Shelby, Sanduskys Hansfald Newark Raiinoad, for
Mansfield, lit vernon, Newark, zanesEHls,
U~r6stiine, Pittsburgh, fort Wayne 4 CHICAGO RaH-
40 road Tor Forest, Upper Sanduskys Dephos,
~ west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Ms
sillOn, &c.
Gallon and Ballefontaina Railroad Line, or Marion
Beliefontaines sidney, Union. Mmcie, In
dlnapoliss Terre Haute, Finoennes, EFans-
VILE Eou1syliie Cairo st-Louiss &C.
Delivers, With Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Sprineheld-
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Celumbus, and XeEf1
Railroad Ger Aeuia, Dayton, Iudianap0Iz.
Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow LoV6nDd,
= and CINCINNATI and with the Ohio Ms
H55lpp1 Railroad at Cincinnati for Lcng-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, and 81.
d : FpOints-on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad tor NeEFE, E1nss-
vile, Wheeling, Eo, OcfuntbuH, PtFua and
Indiana Railroad for BqUa, UEbana, &C.
~ For Tickets TO all points and information an
ply at the Union Ticket Oheei6l superior Htreat5 Or
E.I5. FLINT, suparintandsnt
Cleveland. April I3sh 1851.
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There !, Nothing its Equall


As it prevents costlveness, strengthens the digss
tive organs, ftshould be in the hands Of ali persons
ADI not accustomed to much outdoor sxsF
cise should Away use Il.
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NLEVELAHD ( PITTSBURGH

IL ILROADa
SUNEER AERANsENENF.
|. To take elect on Monday April l5th, 1s5I- Trains
leave Cleveland daily, Sundays xceDled,3safol0Es l
~ A. mail for Pittsburgh. Wheeling andEoW
500 P. m.-Acoommodation for Bayard and Millsrs-
burgh. E
800 P. M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling. :
CONNECTIONS. s1
L Both Trains make direct connections Eith Penn b
ylgania nLilrosd FOR Baltimore, PhiladeiphA New q
\ York and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail
rosd for Baltimore and Washington City. Also Goa
meet at Hudson BrA krona and milersburg.
- Time by thns rOutcEs quick and are VII -
ths same ~ bv Northern Lines to New York.
lE - y. n. supE
=. r. MYERS. G !. 4seat. spE8
kDALTIMORE 4 OHIO
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J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. ~ Broadway, New
YORK, and No. l4 Market street, st. Louis, Mo-. and
sold BY ali good druggists. Price 800 per Bottle.
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AND MAHONTNa

n B I 3 "a D.
TINE TABLE No. Is-To take eject on ano after
Thursday, March 2lst, 1851.
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~ Look to Yourself in Pine. How many, in
Consequence Of a false delicacys suffer nom suppress
"a, painful, OF ObetFuet6d mensturatiun, AID think
Work itself clear rom ubstructiODs, and All coma
right IL the end little dreaming that the seeds Of
the Wt4onefgle9 are impaired, and the entire anil
mai economy deranged, debilitAted and yet, care
less Of themselves a. they are, II remedy were SET
before them which would restore all the mnctionsoi
the system, and ruinyigorafe the body, they would
take IL, and thus Be il time % save their nFea--
Parents. think Of this, and At once give them 4 bot
tie Of Prof. Woods Restorative Corda and BLOOD
RenoYator.-thsW York Courier.
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MORNlNG
TUESDAY MORNING. NAY ?, 1851.


Rs- Pur T-elesraphiC News Market
see Fourth fase.
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IRaN Raaas
CLEVELAND : TOLEDO R a.
!. SUMMER ABRAEeEMENT.

On ana aftsr Monday, My 9Th, 1851, Trains zil rn
oAly sUoaneAFe eLoeptsdl g folioWus
oD0 A Onicago hHprsas-StopDing 1t Berss, Graf
M ~ VPelin, Makemans horWalk, Monre-
and arrives ~ Toledo At go Al. ii, Chieas
60 800 PM Detroit ct zoo IN
?. n. Through mal-otOpping a. all ststloun On
$40 P. NJ.
900 ?. n. Nail stops At N statfoaa east Of Eaaaurtr
on Northern Dfvision, and hFFfFe5 "a fan.
dusky at s.i5 p. n.
SO ?. =. Telegraph BXDresa-Stopping Il Berra-
Gr1ftOn, Oberiin, Wakenan, NorWalk, Hou.
nroevilie. Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, II
mere and arrives At Toledo az as p N
OhicHgo at 500 A.. M.
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There is no mistake about fiji
TIL CORDIAL Is SAIL wa CLAIM FOB III
MOTHERS, TRY 1T . aT
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1T WILL RESTORE THE WEAK
ReinstAss the Blood in an it's Original Pun b
PROF. O. J, WOODS
CORDIAL.

l. precisely what Its nams indicates, for while
pleasant to the tasts, 1t Is reviTifying, oxbnarasine
and strengthening to the vital powers. 1t also re-
EiEihes, reinstates and reneWs the blood IA ali it
original purity, and thus restores and renders ths
system iRyHlnsrabls 70 attacks OF disease. It'll the
only preparation ever offered to the world in POP
MAR form so a. to be Within tue reach OF all.
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Sold By I. =. GAYLORD, and an sOO4 PEgggists,
Also, By VIZ. FIsKE-
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A LEAVE AAAAs
llo A. h5IGHT EXPRESS ERAIE-StDUpi1F
l4 Girard, Ashtabula and PainesFfua onlV- nj
arrives at cleveland at 4.zsA.M.
AG1 A. N. MAIL TRAlN-Stopping az all Stations
except saybrOOk, Unionviila, PerrY. Men
~ and Miskiigsf cad aTiFo e Osvslsnd
Ea0P P. q. DA1 EXPRESS ERAfH-StOppinF Ef e.
rard, tIaneaut, AshtabHla and PnfnesFfTa
only 1Ad arrives At Cleveland st fU p N.
ACOOMMODATlOS TRAIh VIII leave Connsalt
al 500 A. M stopping at all ~atafions, AZ
arriving at Cleveland ~ e.10 n.
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RS-AtNo. IA Broadway, all the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh and Genuine.
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nUMB BELLS.-WE HAVEAN
extensive assortment Of
Iron JIM BELLS, :
weighing from six to twenty-five pounds.
COLWELL b %,
mare i3 ontario street.
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Aaraltare.

IRON AND NJ LIS WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, g, IS, and67 River street, and
o ~, y and IS on the Deck, cleveland, Ohio.
v. 9. CAREY. MORRISON TOsTER-
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HEDGE& PRUNING SHEARS.
-sardeHers aud 0orticu'turist viii do well
q examine our stock Of Pruning and Hedge shearA
Fer Fale By COLWELL a CO.,
mare IS Uufaria street,
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-07

A New WAY TO ATTACK FoRr PIcKEys.-
The Mobile Evening News gravely puts forth
the following proposition: . Let Gen. Bragg
detail few thousand of his ten thousand to
the work of catching snakes, and as soon as
they have collected several cart loads of these
interesting reptiles, let tin or sheet iron she'll
or canisters be charged with them--the enclo-
sure being cylindrical and of size to fit the
largest mortar. and so made that it will break
TO pieces and liberate its contents upon fall
ing within the fort. We would warn those
who charge the shell to put only the same
species into each, as if the different snakes
were mixed they would sting each other to
death before having chance to operate on
Billy Wilson's Zcuaves. The corners and
interstices In each she'll might be filled up
with a few quarts of tarantulas. scorpions.
cehtipedes and lizards. however. to make
close work, as the snakes would pack loosely
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-07
RANCH FOR SALE OR RENT,

VI>HE undersigned. being desirous to leave for
L the Atlantic States, offers his valuable Ranch
for sale or rent but would prefer selling
The Ranch IS situated on Huling's Creek on the
bald HILLS and Arbuckle road, about seven miles
from Horsetown.
The Ranch is well calculated for two families It's
location Is one Of the most healthy in the county
fever and ague never haring been known in this
vicinity.
Attached 10 the Ranch is about $50 acres of good
lsnd which will sell in lots Of from 30 to so acres
or the whole. as may be desired
Fer further particulars, apply the premises
or At this once.
JOSEPH PRYOR.
Huiins Creek, Aug %. 1851. aust
The Shasta courier., 1861-09-07

McCuLLocH NOT DEAp.-The following let
ter from Ben. McCulloch appears in the
Memphis papers.
HEAD QUARTERS, CAMP on WILSON s CREEK
August IL, 1861.
The victory is ours. The battle lasted six
and half hours. Our loss is great. Gen.
Lyons is among the dead. We took six pie
ces Of artillery from General Sisel, and de-
stroyed his command. capturing many pris-
cners and small arms. | cannot now give
full particulars, but write this to correct false
reports, circulated by those who fed the field.
Ben. McCuLLocH,
BriSadier General Commanding.