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The Hospital % Camp Wade---Gene

The Hospital af Camp WRde---GenerOsity.
EDS. LEADER Gases of marked gener-
Oslty, and true patriotism, are SO common
since the var began, that We are apt to
pass them by as something of every day
occurrence. There is one particular, how
ever, in which great many hesitate. It
is seldom we find persons ready to take the
sick soldiers into their houses Thousands
are ready to administer to their wants in
every possible way; to visit them at the
hospital and cheer and encourage by their
presence and kind attention, &C., but to
take them to their homes and care for them
there, requires a higher order Of patriotism.
Nor can this be wondered at. A case has
occurred lately which we think is deserv-
ing of notice. When Camp Wade was or
ganized, there was no place where the sick
could be made comfortable. Mrs Bur
roughs, hearing of this want at once threw
open her doors and bade them welcome to
her house Not only this, but ever since
that time her own best energies as well as
those of her family, have been devoted to
their care. No comfort which labor could
furnish, or a mothers heart supply, has
been wanting. Day and night her labors
have been uneeasing. Help she has been
unable to get, and one or two girls are very
much needed TO assist her. Her son, a
young mechanic who was receiving high
wages, left his work to assist in the house
hold duties. Her daughter, who is attend
ing school, has had nearly the whole care
Of the household affairs, and thus have this
devoted family given their time and
strength for the good Of those whom they
only knew as the defenders of their cOun-
try. That they may be rewarded accord
ing to their labor and self-sacri6ce is the
prayer Of The SOLDIERS.
l
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TYPHom FEvER.-We understand that
several Of the seeesh prisoners who arrived
at Camp Chase few days since, have been
attacked with this disease. Probably the
cool end refreshing breezes Of loyal state
do not agree with them. They win become
acclimsted, however, in time Columbus
Jour. 5th
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IT EGAL NOTICE.
ainIyra n. RsynOlds,l The defndant, said Isiah
by her next friend seloVer, Is hereby notified
Lorenzo J. Rider, that on the 7fh day Of sep
Plaintiff, ftember, 1891 the above named
vs. Plaintiff Aled her pstition in
Isiah SeloTsr, the once Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant. Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the cOnnty Of CuyahOsa, IN theState
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
jus " indebted 20 the plaintiff in the sum Of I'VE
hundred dollars with interest, ct ten per cent Per
annum, from the 9Th day Of April, 1881, bis note
Of hand Of that date, BY said defendant, eLecuted
and delivered to Jackson SelOYer for valuable con-
alteration. That, on the day aforesaid 70 secure
the Day mant of the uOt3 and interest, said defend
ant made, executed and delivered mortgag1 upon
Lot no 6y7, In Barber Lords subdivision in that
part Of the City Of Cleveland, late known as Ohio
City, according to 'plOs and survey Of Ahas. Mer-
chant, on file In the ofice Of the Recorder Of
Deeds for said County Of euyahoga; that said note
and mortqRgel lss been daily assigned 20 this plain
tf Tor valuable consideration. That said note is
due, and that no part thereof bas bean paid, the
prayer Of said gettiOn is Tor judgment against said
defendant for five hundred dollars with interest," ct
ten psr cent, thereon from April 2thi 1851, for the
sale Of the mOrtgaged premises to said note and
interest with costs Of suit and for othsr and tur
ther relief
The said defendant Is hereby furthernoflfsd that
unless he answer deTnur 10 sad petition BE-
lore the thrd Saturday afier the expiration Of six
weeks from the date Of this notice, the will be
taken as confessed, and Judgment and decyee en-
tered accordingly. l.. J. HlDAR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Eepten Der Tth, ,lS6Is5T-6W
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The greatnat Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connections
Is known all over the United statOs-
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of GgDnecticul
Is the author Of DR.. Sweets IntsI u Is Liniment
DIR. Sweets InfallibIe Sinimenf
Oursg Rheumatism and nSveriallS
DIR. Sweets Infallible l.iniment
Cures Burns and soalds immediai ~
DIR. Sweets Infallible l.inimen'
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache Immediately and never iails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen1
AHords immediate relieffor Piles. Audseldom tails
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures TOOthaehe IN one minute.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
Cures Outs, Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best rene for Sores in the known world.
DIR, Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used By more than million people and
lll praise Il.
Or Sweets Inlallible Liniment
Is truly 'frisnd In need" and every family shoe
have 1t ct hand.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Il OF sale By = I Druggists Price Is cents.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
spl27:dsWR25 Sole ProprietorH, Norwich, Ot.
For sale By 81 org & Armstrong Sole Agents toi
Cleveland.
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NTASTeR,s SALNPURsU-

MASTER'S SAL EPURSU-
llN ANT TO The command Of decretal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
county, Ohio at the suit Of Nelson Prince and otn
pgaiust levi Thomas, and Others, TO me direct
door Of the Court House. In the City Of Cleveland,
in sid county, on the 18th DAY Of october ls6f af
O'Clock p. NJ, the folOElng described premises, 70
Wit Situated in East cleveland, in Ouyahoga coun-
t., Ohio and bounded, beginning in the Plank
road and south 29Ao vest chains, IA LINKS from
the west corner Of Ohittenden Lewis Rnd, thence
south 5Q4' east, chaingaHd 20 links TO said Lewis
WsEt line; thence south 4 chaina and 81 links
thauce north AZ Wost s chains and 76 Inks
thence nOIth s94' east IS links-thonce north
5O5f7 West 8. chains to the Plank koad-thenco
nOrih 392 east chains and 50 links, 70 the pace Of
beginning, containing sS acres Of land. APPRAISED
Sla0.
GEO h. WTMAN, Master Commissioner.
40 sepIssss7
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-oRIcKEE-MarFied and single, remsm-
Der the Cricket Match that is to come off
on Monday next on University flights.
All those wishing to participate in the
game will please be on the grounds at
nine o'elook A. NJ. II
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BSs- Rev. Thomas s. Hastings, Of New
York, will preach in the Second Presby-
terian Church, Sabbath morning. Services
at 10l o'clock.
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BEDEoRD-CORRECuoN.-Ihe types made
Us say in this mornings edition that the
number of volunteers furnished from Bed
ford township was tWenty-threei it should
read sevsnty-three.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

THE NATIONAL LoAN.-Eight thousand
dollars of the National Loan have been ia
ken in this city since noon on yesterday
(Friday)
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RdF Capt J. 8. Mason, Of the q. s.
Army, has been appointed Colonel Of the
Eighth Ohio Regiment in place Of Col
Loren Andrews, deceased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
.KURIOUS KOINCIDENOEi
SLOAN UNDER EHE OOOETEB
SMITH AND OrHERs IN A BoXIIi

NORRIS in ssght with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
UONDITIOY POWDERS, where every owner Of
Horses sndCattle can ind the best Medicine in uss
or many OF the Diseases peculiar to such AniDalE
ThsYare q Sovereign Remedy for Colds Coughs
Losgoi Appetite, Hide bound, Di5tempers, &c, &C.
- These Powders alwaYB give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale By u. r. Gaylord
.. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong B Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and By all Druggists In the
country. Also, ct wholesale By the Proprietor st l
Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio, 70 whom all orden
must be addressed.
isbs:R5SdIE G. G. EORRIs
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s.lllzQ
IslsL!@
MRS. WINsIO

M hos WlNbIOWs
An aNporienced Nurse and Fomalo Physician, pr
aents 70 the attoation Of Mothers. her
SCOT HING sly II u 2,
FOB OHILDREN TEEFHING,
which greatly facilitates the process 81 te9tnlnes ~
Eoftaning the gums reducing az tens-Eih
no REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothars, viii give rest 70 your
'iiS REIfEF TRT AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Ne have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, aud OAH SAY, IN OOHHlDEHoh AND
TRUTH OF H. what We have meyer been ah!e % EI q
A ASIHQLE IESTANOE TO EFFEOr A OUhE " hen
timely used. Mover did We know an instance OF 1ls-
FT an arc delghted with its operations and speak ~
terrns OF foommendation Of tho magical effects and
medical virtnea. We speak in this matter "WHA1
VIZ DO KNOW after ten years experience, and
rledge our reputation for the ulhllment OF Whist We
here declare. In almost e7ery instance where ths
will be found In 6fteon OF twenty minutes aner th'
'Tbis vSluab:e preparation ia the prescription OF
one Of the most Experienced and bktltul Nurses IN
Now England and has been used with HeVer-iAiling
'u''''- ~ THOUSANDS or OAsEs.
II not only relieves the child from psini but inyiz
oratos the stomach and bowels oorrecta asodty ane
gives zone and energy to the whole Syltem- 1t VII
almost instantly relieve - -. -.
and oyeroOmes oonYulsionl, which II not speedily
Femedied end IN death. We believe II the best and
Tafsst remedy IN the world IN all cases Of Dysentefy
md Disrrhoea in children, whether It arises iron
Tecthlng, or any other ceuGe. We would say 70 ev'
Mother VINO has cnllQ auuerlnG lfOLA any Of tut
foregoing complaints DO not let pTejudices, nor
the preudces of others, stand betR you and your
susring Child and the relief that will Be Sure, yes
Absolutely Sure to follow the Of this Medicine
iftiuely used Full direction for using viii accom-.
| sauy each bottle. None genuine unless the tnc-
| Sfmtls Of OUTFITS PERK1HB, New York, is on
the outside wrapper. Sold By DruRgtlta throughou'
/ the World.
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street. New York
PRICE, ONLY As CENTS PER BOTTIiE
Gspt2s;dkwR25
For sale BY STRONG &ARMsFB0NGJ 0HUROR-
| ILL BRO. and WIN. FISKE, Cleveland
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%H. g. Willard, Esq7 Of Rsvsnns,
Portage county has been appointed Second
Lieutenant, under the recent order Of the
AajutSat General, and will commence re-
oruiting forthwith. Mr. W. wiz make an
excellent officer.
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Military COMMITTEES. Under the mill
ftsEy order Of Adjutant General Bucking-
Ian, Of Sept 27th, military committees
have been appointed in al the Congress
sionAl Districts Of Ohio. The order gives
general satisfaction throughout the State,
and from present indications Ohio viii not
be behind her sister States in furnishing
men for the var. The following are the
o0nmitsees in this portion Of the State;
18th District-W. Smith Irwin, C. sher-
msn, Gaylord MoFall, I. Dewey, J. NJ.
Root
l4th District-James Monroe, Hon. b
G. Blake, Vim. Osborne, Judge W. Giverin,
MN. Orr.
18Th DistriOt-H. Y. Beebe, E. B. Taylor,
D. A. Stark weather, L. Y. Biercs, Kent
Jsrvis Alexander Bierce.
18th District--F. I. Bsckus, A. Stone,
Jr., Vim. Binghsm, R. Hitchcock, VIM. L.
Perkins, Lester Taylor.
20th Distrist-H. Parsons, D. Caldwell,
John HutOhins, c. B. Hunt R. W. Whittle-
sey.
2lst District-Col. G. W. MeCOok, 7. l..
JeWett A. L. Brewer, J. A. Bingham, J. r..
Riley.
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81. JORE's CHUEoH, WEsF sDE.--In con-
ssquance Of the absence Of the Rector, no
services viii be held si ST. Johns Church,
West Side, on Sunday, 9th inst
The Ladies' Mite Society Of st. Johns
Perish win meet at the residence Of D. v.
Pratt Pearl street. Thursday evening, 10th
inst.
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PERsoEAL.-OOl BsuseWeir, Of the Fifty
Eighth Regiment (German) arrived in this
city, from Columbus, this morning, and is
stopping At the Wedden-
Dr.. George d. Oliver, Q. s. Army, is now
st The Wsdden. he is en- route to join Gen.
Roseorans. DR.. Oliver is Brigade Surgeon,
and has seen active service in his profess
sion in the Crimean War. He is we'll
known in military and civic circles as an
accomplished gentlemen and a man Of su-
periOr abilities in his profession.
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SPLEEDID GRAPEs FRON THE ISLAND
Foremost among the attractions Of 'Fruit
HaITn ct the County Fair, was the splendid
display Of luscious grspes from the gar
dsns and vineyards hereabOuts, and prem
insnt in this collection was the oontribu-
ton Of Issbellss and CataWbas from the
vineyard Of F. N. Kelley, Of Kslley's
Island There were some magnificent
punches and clusters in this lot, one Ca
AWbs stem, about eight inches in length,
holding four heavy clusters, and another,
four inches long, having three rich punches
depending from it. The Messrs. Kelley
raised this year about ten tons Of grapes
frs.n their vines, this being their first
bssring year.
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RATEs OF FAIRLY a recent order Of
The Superintendent, the fares on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne snd Chicago Railroad
ere, for any distance exceeding twenty
lailes, thres and q half cents per mile; for
ten miles and less than twenty, four cents
pr nile; for hvs miles and less than ten,
ave cents Ter mile; and for any distance
less than ave miles, twenty cents.
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ITrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have besn tested IN more than = thouslh
Gases, with entire success.
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a~eAs
Frank Dutton, Of Cleveland, Of Company
A, received 8 rife ball through both thighs.
Although thin in flesh, @Frank" is looking
well and is in good spirits.
Lieut.. lockwood, Of Milan, Of Company
T, vas taken prisoner, and from exposure
has since been prOstrated BY fever
These men are all doing veil, and with
care may recover. They have all been
honorably discharged from the service on
account Of their wounds. Lieut.. Lockwood,
We are informed, is the only surviving of.
hoer Of Company E.
There were eleven rebels in the hospital
ct Oafnifaz Ferry, with those Of the Seventh
Ohio, which we're taken prisoners and
brought to Columbus By Capt. Kstohum.
Col. Tyler, with his Regiment is at
Camp aaWley in charge Of the camp,
whsrs he has gone into winter quarters.
Our troops have suffered greatly from high
waters on the Gawley River.
The boys in the Seventh are in good
health gsnerally-they have received their
winter clothing, but are much IN want Of
woolsn socks and buebskln mittens.
Capt KetebnaNill return to Camp Cav
Lev on monday, the 14th inst, and carry
asy letters or packages for the Seventh
Regiment that may be left for him at the
store Of Geo. sprsgua, or at the LEADER
Counting Room.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

atulg nalutnu
Deiendsnts.
NOURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ CUNAHOGA COUNTY, OHiO.-The said de-
feHdantsl EliJah kendricki Lydia kendricks aud =
C. West who nOn-residents II the Sta-e OF Ohlos
are hereby nOtih that the said Kaufman Hayes,
plaintiff, the 2lst day Of SEPTEMBER, ls6 fled in
the Office OF tho Clerk o. the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Guyahuga county, in the state Of Ohio his
petition against said defendants. The object and
pray er ofwhich p-tl ion Is TO recover q Judgment
against tbs said Elijah Kendrick his prOmIssOry
July - lass, for the sum Of 500 due in one year
from date, with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent.
per snnum, and payable annually, and 70 subject tO
the payment of such JUDGMENT the following de-
scrihed premises, mOrfgaged By the said Elijah
keDerick AID Lydia ksndrck 30 said plaintiff %
secure the payment o. said note, 70 wit: .'6ub lot
No. seventy mine t7sl IN 5. 3. stones subdivision
Of original lot No. hfty (s0)s brmeriy Brooklyn
township, now cleveland City, and has mont and
Of 90 feet and l32 feet in depth, and fronting on
Herman street. AlsO-one equal undt Gided one half
OF sub lois Nos one hundred Gnd t0rtYOne (l4D and
one hundred and forty-tW0 Q42) in Azekiel Fol-
sOm's allotment Of the Charles Taylor Farm IN tbs
city Of Cleveland fronting the south side Of De-
tIot street AMI extending back to an alley. AisO-
3ub-lOt 81 in Hiram ot0nes subdivision 9f part OF
original 4Ots g and g. in Brooklyn, having 40 and
7lz feet front Train street and 23 feet in depth,
Said petition prays IOr judgment against said Eli
jah kendrick for thu Of four hundred and forty
Ter Cent per from the sd day Of July, 1861,
aud that said premises be sold 10 pay the same.
Said DefsndauJs, Elijah kendIick, Lydia Ken
dIick and b. q. West hereby notified to appear
and answer said petition on or before the l6th day
Of November, ls6ll or Judgment Will BE- taAsn as
prayed for. GAGE a BRUCE
Plaintiffs attorneys.
Cleveland Ohio sent q. Igsl.ssq
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tFrOm the Democrat, st. Olond, MIMI
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Oephalio Pilis] that yoH
mas have them in case Of an attack.
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gsaaI AGtiess.
A. @. ssafls, assignoF,

A. g. ssarls, assignoF,
Edward bingham, tFustsa.
NOTICE rs HERBY GIVEN 10
IN the Creditors Of the said A. G. seaEls. thai :
dividend Of ~ Per oeut on their several claims hal
been declared BY the Probate Court of Uuyahors
County, Ohio, and that the sane win b8 paid to
them bF the said EdWHrd Bingham, 81 his once, IN
the city Of Olsyelandi In said county on the "a dsT
DANIEL 3. TIbDEE, Iud7s.
Cleveland, Aug. y, lssl. auglssl50
NOTICE-PURSUANP TO AN
in order made by the Judge Of the Probsts
Cburt, for the County Of Cuyahogn, Ohio, IN the
matter Of the assianmsni Of William Fiske, shal
Qfsr for sale Il public auction q the door Of the
Court hcusei In said county On the l2th day Of Qc
seribed notes, 70 wit, said notes being the as88l1
Of said Assignment.
Daie Of R0Iss. MaEsTs. Time, &C. Em'LA5DTsi5-
.fr1s
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ghgsfetans, &c.
iIIIaIi ! IS

On SFEnuATORRHoaA,
LEKT, 80, AID IHP0TEFOY
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
the above named diseases. He viii pay the same
sum for the proof that any other PhyaioiAn IN
the United s'Stea treats the same diseases Win
Siier many yesrs Of IaborIous study and oxpsEi.
Rounos to the uniortunats, that he hsI peTisotSdt
system Of treatment tor the ,,, ,,.
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bsd effects arising therelrom, inol1dtnE
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS -PROSTRATlOh.
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
satisfied phyBicsna who ProsEs TO treat al privatt
maladies With success and without receiTing ih'
m al RsCN does not boast that be Is member o.
some College In London or Paris, % perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the inn0eent
and who hold out gToaf never " D r. e.
this, that no s sble 70 give entire satisfaction %
those who repose Condense IN his ability snd mteg
s1 shI Ieb III 1i s1 PbTsoS Of iop
don Paris any patent medicine 70 eQusl Tor the
radical cure Of gsmins weakness snd az diseAss5 o.
from sexual or secret abuse. ..,
DR.. GIBSON slsO claims for bis new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discovered
and rsf the sgsnts used are In no respect disagree
able; he uses no relies Of the dark ages such ab
Hsrcury nor any other dsleterious drug: Secondly
no restrictions In Diet business is reQued Third,
" hts treatment Is positive and certain In all ca5s
He stands prepared 70 20 into any public OF private
hosBitnl IN the United States and demonstrate the
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known to the world In point Of prompt
ness peFmAnsnoYI mildnoss, safety and oonVonienee
to the patient.
aud has during the past two yea1B performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted ell
other modos Of treatment Reiorenee Be given 70
individuals Of the rat Tespectabity IN OieVolandi
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard TO
Hkil and integrity II all professional trangect0ns-
Dyspepsia Rhuematism, ScrOfula and ell chronic
diseases treated with superior Bueeel5.
~ Medicine ssnt to any pSrt OF the country on
Fsosipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBS6H's as8 WORK on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsctToPGthy ard Medicine,
~ Oflce No. III Ontario street. up stairs, lev
doors from the Public SqnRre.
Once hours nom to u and nom % o'olooh
pAily, tSupdsYs eEpepteds slE.
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lFFom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephAlie Pills accomplish the object for Whiol
thsI we're llaae, Viz Ors cfheadaohe III All its forms
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April 2, 1861 81. L. Brooksll2m monfhs III slI ~
Dec. Il, l8e0l Barnum and
June q, 81 ,. ". Luce . days. J 2 4sl AZ
Tsrms-Cash. JOSEPH B. GRANEIs,
Assignee Of Wm. H1lEl.
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8oeIa
ct. NICHOLAS HCTELs
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD REsUcED TO 8 PER DAY.


Since the opening Of this vast lH1 cou1nodio15
Hote In 1854 Il has bssn ths sing lnde4Toro Of ne
Profristors 70 make II the most suuptuou7. con
venisnt and comfortable home Tor tho citizen an4
straneer on this eide the Atlantic,
And whatever has seemed likely 70 adiaiLisisr %
the sonfort Of itI guests they haVo al4eaF1r0d,
without regard 70 eost 20 provide I'D . combine
All the elsmsnts sf individual sd s5el eniogmsnt
which modern art has iugentse, and E1d1rn sasIs
approved and the patronsee which s lal com
mandsd during the past sie ysszs d. q zla,ilgiug
prosi that their Efforts hAvs bssn apprsciaisd.
To meet The sxigenciss q the tines. 1fen 81 ~
required to practice the most riga ssoaouT, tie
have reduced the price % Euari =
TWO DOLLARS PER DAK.
At the same time absting none af ilesaEarili VITA
which their table has hitherto bsea sull
f8EADHEiLs Nl-lL-l-l ! co.
EsE York. SECT 8 1851. Erf2fsn
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iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OsPhAlie Pulls accomplish the object for Ehiel
[From tho Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
Thsy have besn tested IN more than . thouslh
cases, with entire success.
IFrOm the Democrat, St. Olond, Minn.I
ityou are, or have been troubled with ths hsad
msE have them in oass Of an attack.
IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, Z. IL
The OeDhalic Pills are said % be remarkably or
ectiyo remey for the headache, and Of the VsTT
beat for that Iery FREQUENT complaint which hss eF'
CT besn discovered
lFrOn the Western &. &. Gazette, Chicago. MI
We heartily qderse Mr.. sPsldinz, ana his unFi
shlisd OePhai fills.
fsrom the KAnswhA Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persona suffering win hssdsabs
Who try tAsm, viii stick to them.
lFrOm the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try them you that ara adiicted, and We srs auTs
thai our testimony can be added to the already mn
merous list that has received benefits that no Other
hlobo'" @sAn produce.
From the Sc. Louil DsmSoFat.l
LTs immense demand for the Articls tOsphsliO Fill
4 rapidly eaeTeasinE. --rra
EFrOm fhs sAEstte. DAysnport, IoEA.l
Mr.. spaldinR would not connect his name with ar
artibl9 be did moth Nv 70 possess real moFit.
ITrom the Advertiser Prov, ienee, b. IL
The testimony In their fayoF f. StT0EE, from shs
mOSt respectable quarters.
LFrom the Daily NeWs, Newport, Z, IL
OsDhaIio Pills are taking the place Of ell kinda
IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOEtoE.l
SID 70 be VsrT shlcaoious for the hsadsohs.