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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

a. MILLEDGEymLE, Ga, Jan. 10.
The ordinance declaring the secession of Geor-
gia from the u. s. passed the State Convention
AZ O'Clock this p. N by yeas 20S, nays So
The Convention has been in secret session near
ly all day. l
Benz Hill introduced substitute for the benefit
Of all the seeessiOnists but IL was lost. Subsc-
uuently he voted for the ordinance, declaring as
he did 50, that as Georgia had determined for Sc
cession he would share her fate for veal or woe.
Judge Linton said that while he approved Of
the ordinance, he saw no reason for its adoption
now he therefore Would not vote for or sign IL.
A motion TO postpone the operations of the or
dinanoe Until the 50 OF March was lost by about
so majority. Alex. H. Stevens and Hershel V.
JohusOn are among those who voted against the
Ordinance.
A resolution was adopted TO continue the pres
cent postal and revenue system until it shall be
ordered otherwise also 10 oontinne all the Fed
eral Offices. The ordinance Of secession was or
dered TO be engrossed on parchment and to be
signed on Monday Ut noon.
10 p. M-Unversal demonstrations of appro-
baton are being made here tonight in honor Of
the adoption Of the ordinance Of secession, incud
ing the firing OF cannon, the letting of sky rock
els the burning Of torches, music and speeches.
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NEW ORLEANsITEAISs
New ORLEANS, Jan I9.

The steamer Atlantic from Pensacola, yes
terday afternoon, reports the Navy Yard in
possession of 2O00 men, and that troops were
arriving frsm all directions.
The U. S. steamer gun boat, Wyandotte,
was living at the entrance Of the harbor com
municating with Fort Piokens, having the
families Of the officers Of the fort on board.
She was out Of coal and supplies, but was
not permitted 70 enter the haTbor.
Opinion seemed 70 be divided as to resist
inga attack on the fort by Florida troops.
The Mexican prize steamers Sen. MIRA
mon and MARQUES De 10 Havana, were sold
this morning. The former brought $l2,5
and the latter S2e,O00.
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FROlI CALIRORNIA.

FoRF KEARTEEY, Jan. 20.
The Pony Express with San Francisco
dates to the 9Th inst, passed here at five
O'Clock this morning.
Sacramento city was crowded, aud with
politicians of all grades, in anticipation Of
the meeting of the Legislature on the 7th.
Governor Denver seems to have the most
positive support for the Senatorship, but it
is stated that there are friends Of the late
Senator Broderick among Douglas members
who will spare no effort to defeat Denver.
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nrR RE,lEDTEs 81 IN

Look over the list; make Up case q what Eiul
vou choose and inclose the amount In enrrent not
81 stamps by mail n our address, ~ ooR Broadway
HeE-York, aud The medicine vil Be duly retained oy
mall or express free Of charge
AGENTS WANTED We desire an active, efhcieHt
hggnt FOR the sale Of our Remedies In every tepn O.
ocmmunity In the United statea. Addreas Dr. suA
uFIFTs . Co. No. 5G2 Broadway NEW-fnaE
SOLD by
+. W. Sackrider, Churchill Z Bro, and Bentol
Bros, Cleveland; W. +. Wooster, Elyris; Dr.. $. J
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster Geige
& Barr, Canton; Dr.. Kelly, } 1oungs,owu5 and al
the DruEz Store in Akron, RaEenna, Warren Can
feid Chardon, jefferson, and By Druggists and poa
lears in almost everY town and village IN Ohio.
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WENDELL PHILEIPs 10 SPEAK.
BosToS, Jan. 1g.

Wendell Phillips is announced to speak to-
morrow The Anti-SlaYery Society ask protec-
ton for him from Mayor w ightman, who refused
TO protect Phillips, but ass ured the Society that
the peace Of the city shall be maintained. The
Society then sought protection from GOV. An
AndrsyTs who sent his Aids to see what Mayor
WiFhtman proposed 70 do. The Mayor replied
that be would maintain the peace Of the city, and
that If any disturbance was attempted the Hall
WonId be closed and that il there were any indi-
cations of row before the doors were opened the
Hali would be closed. Protection has also been
asked for the annual anti-slavery meeting 10 be
he'd next week. but it wes refused.
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Il. v. johnson introduced resolutions as subtti-
tute r those adopted looking to co operati tions ~
Wiling Oouventou Of the South. AZ Atlanta In fel-
ruary. Mr. J.'a resolutions we're lost.
Mr. Stevens said, during the debate that u oe9,r-
Ea determines % fecde, The sooner she does so the
better.
Cannouu are frriur harE OF iudersndeleo are ny
fnR from the Capitol SKY rockets sent OF, and there
is muaic, and other demonstrations.
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CONGRFssIONAL.

" NlHIalIOAi jan 10
sExArH-lIr Mason introduced joint resolu
tion in relation 70 the suspension Of certain laws
in States separating from the Union, 50 as 70
avoid hostile collision between said States and
The United States IL was passed TO s second
reading, and ordered printed.
The special order, the Kansas bill. was taken
up. A long debate ensued upon il. Various
amendments were offered and rejected, when,
without taking vote on the bill, the Senate ad-
iOurned.
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Third PIko's Peak. as middle state. viii 20
time receive a Railroad there by preserving a,ste
Of independent Improvement and preventing ha-
uoRnl d-ht.
Fourth. Because the preservation OF the Union
with itH rich resources the country mas an ample
future for ita dcveopnmunt.
The Rod River Raft Br was especially assigned Tor
MI P6lk moved "a. take up the bin for the remoy-
al OF the Arsenal ut 81, Louis, and te sell the
rrummn-
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nNInN nIEETINla.

PIrrsBuR0i Jan. ~
The Union meeting last night was one OF
the largest ever held here, II was exceed
ingly disorderly. A large portion olthe meet
ing was opposed to the Crittenden or any
other Compromise.
Several sets Of resolutions Of a devious
tenor were offered, but amidst the con-
fusion It was difficult TO decide the real sen
timents Of the meeting, which broke up IN
confusion, the lights being extinguished by
order Of the Mayor.
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HgAB wHAf TaE PE0PIR BlY.


The underlined having used Professor HUN
PIIREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RkMEDLEe
IN our families With the most Easfactory resula, and
hayins full confidence In iher genqlnenesa purity,
AMI efficacy, cheerfuuy recommend them v All per
sons who wish 70 have safe, reliable, and ehcacious
remedies Al hand Tor private or domestic use
me Rev Wan. Hosuer, editor OF 7" The Northern
Independent" Auburn, n. Y. The KEY. Q a. CIss-
-ev /, ID Rector on 81 Peters Church, Auburn. n 2
ne Rev. b l. Ives, Chaplain Of ihe Aubura state
Prison; the Rev. Spencer 81 Rice, Rector, NeE BE-
ford Mass the Rev. Alien Steele, heW-for' on
lerunce; he Rev Samuel Nichols, Baat tieneaee Con
ference Y the Rev. P. s. Pratt, Dorset, VI he
R.v. John e Robie Buffalo; A G. Hart, Esq., Ctoa
n tie Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne The Hon
schuyier Coliax, south Bend, Ind the Hon 8eorge
Humphreys, n Henry D. Cook, hsl., Editor o.
~ aOhI6 state Journal /" Columbus, Ohio; the Hon.
R H. Graham, Moline, III Tie Hon Thomas J.
Chase. Monticello, Rla- the Hon. Joseph Benedetl
Udca' n r; Vim. Bristol, Esq, Utea y u A =
Pond, Esq, Utlcs, n u Jamea PinnkeI', $50 N'7l
ufiI Tam
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Saturday Nights Report.
CDNGHEgaIoNlL.

CDNGAAESslOAALs
WAsHmaToE, Jan. ls.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Florencs presented q petition Of citizens Of
philadelphia praying for the adoption ofths Crittsn
den TegoIutiOns.
aesSTs. harris, Of Maryland, Clemens Of Virgin
"a, and Holman Of Indiana presented similar me-
Mr. Florence gave notice that on Monday he
would offer an asndment 70 the report Of the Com
uitfes Of g. 30 e. % give the House opportunity
Of considering the Critisnden Compromias.
sEEAIE.
Mr. Thompson presented memorial from the cit
ysns Of New Jersey in favor Of CrittendenH propo-
~ Grimes presented resolution In requesting
~, secretary Of the Navy to furnish the Senate With
- ron Gun beat, Of capacity and armament of the
III g gun boat, lroquoia.
~ Summer called Up his resolution Of yesterday,
An rsnca 70 foreign vessels in tha port Of Charss-
tol' - 4Poik pressntsd the resolutions Of public
refinr Al ST. Louis on the tate ol Ine Union and
fbs sdiuSfuinnt Of the present dinicultles.
Seward 4aid IN 1850 81 was decided % receive
ire procesdinga Of public neetll4s 49, 49, 49, ~ - 49,
~ N the senate agreed, but reject them When they
acre In q minority
- feofe fnfroduced bill for the reofea 2
~ - United states Military Aceaellt y 49, ~
rollt.-io1 inrfitnted 81 the last Of Uongress Or-
Ssrs5 10 4 second rsadings ana % 9e pIiA.sl ~. -
fs--ed 10 the Military Conuiilee- s.s - " r
~ Beniamin presented the petliit9u % u. = =,
- ,r,,5gnq the Pacific B. B. Bl because nc y
,v-o9-ei - q National debt. ... tt,.rrs
"a Bec9uss the Union question IL P-Ealn UNI 'ls'
tos..o,d Bsssuse the injustice Of adding $1,000
ooS to tbe NStioBsi debt n time oi As''1Atl'H'
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NEW JERSEY LEGIsLATURE.

III ~ . VI u
The majority of the Joint Committee Oh Ma
tional Affairs reported series Of resolutions 10
the Senate, fully endorsing the Crittenden reso-
lutions and instructing the Senators Of the State
in Congress and requesting the Representatives
TO support them. They will be discussed next
week ana no doubt passed by both Houses.
The Committee also call upon Congress to or
der national contention in case CTittenden's or
rfrnflar resolutions are not speedily adopted
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rRnlI CmARI.EsTnN.

CHARLESTON, Jan. ~.
Lieut.. Talbot arrived here last evening
with gloomy tidings.
The Governor and the members Of his
Cabinet were in consultation the greater part
Of last night on the intelligence communi-
Gated BY Lieut.. Talbot.
A white flag came from Fort Sumter this
morning. The object of it is said to be that
South Carolina cease erecting fortiRcations.
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WAsHISGroE, Jan. Is.
The story about the personal encounter in Ex-
ecutiFe session between Senators W ade and Ben
janin Is a sheer fabrication.
Gen. Harvey has been challenged By late Of
fcer in the army. They are both in Washington
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AIARA1IA nfATTERs.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 10.
The House passed to-day bill to provide
against the invasion of the State by sea.
It makes pilots liableto fine and imprison-
ment who bring vessels into the harbor OF
Mobile. and authorizes the Commander Of
Fort Morgan TO destroy the beacons and
landmnrks at his discretion.
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NoRTu oARoLINA LEeIsLATURE.

RkLEIoH, Jan, IS
TIE Convention bill occupied both Houses
again today There Is not 50 much opposition 20
she Convention as 10 particular details relating 10
State matters. The Convention viii bo called
There is some disappointment at the Northern
opposition 60 Mr.. Crittendens proposition, ana
f6fq TFezkens the Union sentiment daily.
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8faaE aldtitts.
STATE Of ONO. In ne t S9g55 . ce@mG9 gaP7 Pleas

sTATE OF ono In 'hs 81 1S5 10. 3 os@#24 88839 Pleas
Mary L. Dringl
oliver bring. -.
THE DEFENDANT, OLIV ER
DRING, will take notice that on the sth day Of
November, &. d 1850, said MARY L. Dring fled her
petition in said Court AGAINST ntmi praying that the
marriage contract now 1bsisiing between ihem BE-
wilfully absent from plaintiff for more than three
years prior 70 the 1nF Of said petton Also drunk
ouuess and gross neglect Oi duty iOr three years
She also asks that she be restored 70 her qiallen
name Of Mary Louisa Campbell. The defendant y
required % appear and ansWer within SIX weeks ron
GAGE &BRuOE,
AfEfvn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

hEW AuAhi jan W.
Between aud 0tha morning, 9 shoc6ing mur'
dor was committed az lsi West lsth 81
Mary Ann Surr was beaten % oeatn IN the uuso-
p,orf 81 4 tenement houso, ouCuped hy Peter Brud-
brother of tho murdered woman, named samuel
SER and Bradley, have b'au arfeated.
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HAsrroRp, TrumbuII u, b.

l hereby certify that have besn dealing IN the
GTssenberg Medicines for the past year. and can tru
ly say that have offered any medicines 60 the
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
CathOlicOn. They will perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about nifty bottles
Of the Catholcon the past year and hear the best
results in every case. j. II. o. JOHNSON,
March 7, 1851. Medical Agent.
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FR0lT CALTFORNLA.

FoKT K1AEsEr, Jan. IS
fPohy Express, with San Francisco dates 70 the
ID inst, passed here on the 10th.
The California Legislature would convene On
the sth inst II was claimed that the Douglas
Democrats would lack Eve Of 8 majority, and
great difficulty in eleoting an United States Sen
ator was anticipated.
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rHE GRRFENBRRG
MARSHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON,

which Is offered "a a certain cure cases accompa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, faintness, Deranged Appetite, sallow
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills,
Cold Hands and Feet, Bloaatngs Feyerishness, Neu-
ralgia, Paipitation Of the Heart, Dizziness Nerv-
business, Headache, RestlessnesB, Disturbed Sleep,
klushes u the Heart General Pain, Crawling and
Pam ~ the Spine aud between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat smarting, Itching, Burning or
Irr tation to the Uterine organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair, Hystericss Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous TEttch
ing Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DepraVed Appetite, Elatulenoe, Bloated and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pains in the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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ARKANsas LRGTsLAFURE.

AUeUsTA, Ca, Jan. Is
The Arkansas Legislature has unanimously
passed g bill submitting the Convention ques-
tion 70 the people, on the 18Th Of Feb In case
Of a majority fhvoring it, the Governor is to ap-
point 4 dnV.
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TIE STATE OF OHIO, I In Court OF Common
Cuyahoga County, IS. ) Pleas.
Frances Elvert,l
vs.
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HOME TESTLlr0NY.

In this connection we offer a few testimonials.
Il am Methodist clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled vi tn
the diseases for which you advertise Marshals Ute
rine Catholicon cure. have advised its and
it haa effected sc0mpete cure wherever IL has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star. Ohio.
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ASINUNTTION FOR CHARLESTON.

4 EEIEAsHUha1 Jan 10
One hundred kegs of powder and 1000 lbs Of
shot and shell from the Tredegar works, Rich
mond, LEFT this morning BY special train by the
Welden and Wilmington Railroad, destined 10
Ch.rlesfan 70 the order of Governor Pickens.
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GFoRErA Seeded.

Hon. Mr.. Rives has Hopes for the Union.
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ARRIVAL OF THE 5. s. TEUTONIC,
NEw YoRK, Jan. 20.
The steamer Teutonic arrived at this evening
with London dates TO the 9Th and about $50 900
in specie.
The North BritOn arrived az Londonderry
Sunday; the Kedar at Liverpool, Sunday and the
Europa and Vigo at Queenstown, Sunday.
News anticipated via Cape Race.
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DAYKTN's WATER DRAWER,

TIE Haost sinpl and Efficient aehins HO'0 IN Use
for sIgugf5Lg lrater fin0H iVsillS q any dePth-
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TFLFGRAPHIC.
Saturday Afternoons Report.


NEw 0EEEANe, Jan. IS.
Two-thlrds Of the delegates to the Louisiana Con
vdntiun aru aacaaalunista.
Coi, Ohsse Commander Of the Florida iorceI, ie'e-
rrsphs % the Mayer % New Orleans for 400 men 90
aid IN aeiEnr Fcrt Pickcu1.
arrived.
Basinesa dull. S-spensionu numerous
karara unchanged. The new crop Is rapidly eani-
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1861.
JANUARY APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF To THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. S. O. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Eg-No CHARGE FOR CONsULTATION.-6a

EB-NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS .-6a
Having had twenty years experience in the prae-
tice Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
thousands OF patients, in all forms Of acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled suscess, Of
which some Of your friends and neighbsrs can tes-
tiy, and is prepared TO give relief to all who may
apply.
and reliable method by which TO acquire perfect
knowledge Of all the internal organic arrangements
Of the human system.
Any departure from state Of health Is at once re-
cOgnized in the urine
Every organ when deranged, transmits 10 the kid
neys its pecuartys and in its secreons is the truth
revealed.
Particular attention will be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Dyspepsia,
Nervous Diseases, Female arrangements OF every
character, will be treated with success.
Also will old sores, and all eruptiye Diseases
Of whatever character tney may be.
BE makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDIES!
No OALOMEL, or other ueleterious Drugs are used.
All communications must be directed 70
$. G. CLARK, N. D.,
dce20.3Dlw jamestown, Mercer Co, Pa
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FIRE.

TOLEDO, Jan. y.
The American EoteI burnt this morning. Loss
81 JOo0 Insured,
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B-Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRien-
berg Medicines. DR.. b. is physician Of extensive
practice, and one Of the most successful In the cOun
y CTrumbul In which he resides
This certihes that / have used the GrRfenberg's
Pills and Marshals CathOlicon, sold here by II. q.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1851.
Sold b. Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dross II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ian3d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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aMfaiEinfs.
(eI TWELVE YEARS AGO


lOU4s the success Of several medical gontle-
men In curing disense upon principles In accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
ment Incorporated Institution under an act Of
the Legislature by the title Of THE GREFEhBEka
COMPAh1 OF New Ierk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the nrm hold they have gained
upon public conndence, has fully Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
uctment, and they have reason 10 feel great pride
comparing their Husceaa with medical academies al
20 chartered BY public authority. Unsolicited testi.
mony irom public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices IN the leading public Journals
bear witness 10 the medical skill and high personal
character ut the gentlemen connected with the IN
sttutiou, thus assuring the public that among tho
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, Tii 4 ahEF-
EhBEkG COMPANY has ever been and will be- a
reliable and Trustworthy medium the storatiou
Of health % the afflicted, and ali Who auneriuF
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice OF medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucdy Bot forth in IN GkKF-
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an tnvaluabls
medical work, publzhtd for family use, and th re-
fore sold az the nominal price OF - cunt iOr which
sum 10 Is mailed tree TO any part OF tho COuutry.
The health Of American " omen, diseases Of Chil-
drBn, aud the more obscure and chronic ouplaints,
W. the common diseases incident % this cOuu-
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL Is enOush say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have eOniided 10 ther skill.
Their series of Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 10 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine 10 which wish 70 call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
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MURDER.

kEW YORK, jan ~
The Steamship Glasgow, fnr Liverpool with 90 pas
sengers, and Bremen ioT southampton, with s. pas
scnEers and s23,uQl ir spsaie, sailed to-day.
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CHICAGO, Jan. H.
The Round House Of the Chicago, IT Wayne
and Pittsburgh Railroad burned to-day. Two
locomotives aud other property destroyed, Loss
so 900; no insurance.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature thus far has been occupi-
ed with miscellaneous matters, having no
Greet bearing On y ational affairs.
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DOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S ROB,
} authorized and adopted BY the Medical Facul-
" Of France, and supplied TO the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place OF Cod Liver Oil, extracts
Sarsaparills, Iodine and Mercury It is recommend
ed and used in the hospitals Of France for Tettcre
fections OF the skin. The ROB is especially useful IN
the cure OF the Syphilitc Diseases, designated Pri-
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and Ger
ticates accompany each bottle Price 81 per bottle.
Sold IN Cleveland 10y Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gsts No l2O Superior The trade supplied by ad-
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de St Gervais L kus Richer,
Paris, or 45 Broad st., n. Y. augl7:k20
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NTASTER COMMISSIONERS S

lVN SALE-Pursuautt 20 an ord rof sale ls8 8ued %
ne IrOm the Court Of Common Pleas Tor Cu3a 3ano4a
county, Ohio in an action therein penotngi hrrtin
Thomas UaIlOw Is plaintiff, aud John Eeruln aA Ala-
ny Herdman, William stacy and " nthla n otAc4s
are defsndants, shall, on the nth Gay q
Is6I at i've oclock P NJ. at thu door OF the Oouft
House in said county, expose fer sale az pubic sue
to wit e
SITUATE in the City Of Cleveland, county Of Cuy--
hora, and State of Ohio, known as sub lot nuniu9l
eighty-nfns (sg) in s. s stone subdivision o. prt
of original lot ty (5O), BrOoklya township, be tne
same more less bat sub set 70 ali Legal NJ 4-1s-
Appraised value $50 J. = GhANNLsT
II m TOnes Fsu Master Comm T.
A. dar1f