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NAMED DE-
THE ABOVE

III PENDANTS, will take uotfea fhaf Tofr r-I-r1
hled his petition in the Court Of Coyso1 49, "a
yuyanoga COUNT, Outo, against John u. BoFFag,
Af5. EIeeellka borges, and al the other naned De-
ieId3nts, setting iOrth that the plainti 1is isfT-
ment creditor Of the said Jorn y BorFsI. n 49,
msnt rscoyl red By one a. sohisly against tts aald
Borges a. the February lS50 term Of said court sF
the SUM Of S6oS.l3, with cost aud fnis7sst which
Judgment was assigned . the plaintiff. That exc
the county buf had been returned nusafisisd and
no property found. That the said Borgb8 clgima q
nave no property Liable for execution. Boz tho
plaintiff charges the said John II BorRes Of frsud-
uleatY g85igutng lrge stock uf ready mads aloth-
ing cloths, &C In the cify q g5Esland, 70 his
ln-laHf Iheodore fosesi and that said BorEe1 car
ries on the business, and holds 3 large amount q
store goods, under the false Drstsncs Of bsing ths
business ana goods Of Theodore VOze5. That B0rBel
is the owner Of valuable house and lot on s. CaiF
street Cleveland, lmore particularly described IA
the petition, which ne kseps coporedWfth ortgages
some Of which are oniV pfefended ones, and otferi
patd but not cancelled. ThEt said B0rFss owns q
farm property In East CisTclsnd described IN 10
petition, which be h ss nlorfgsi TO ,57e JobT IrT
and o Heath a Whine, II. r.: bus plaintiff sIsf111
John Laisy paid aud that plaintiTs lisn q said
Heath White. That j. r. Boress vas the rssi snd
Is now the equltabe OW ner II a valuable property
on the corner Of Superior and hiEer Streets 81 ths
city q Cleveland, more particularly describs N ths
petition, but which property, with he COZ aiFanc8
sane 70 De restei IN has Eii- tho said ErfdeEiEa
Borses. That he is also the clu table cne of city
ios 80. 3ls, on Tracy streot IN ne eitg s. Asland
/ Borg.s has bought, with his own msanz, Vliuabls
laim IN SCION, uyahOaa couuty, Uhi0, Of 8 acres;
more pa ticniariT described in plaintiffs I8lition1
but for the purpose Of kesDing It from the aeh d
his creditors be caused the property to Ve n the
name Of his win. That the other named den ndautI
claim to have an interest or hsD, actual or 5outnr
gent on the described property, but 10 what extent
i the plaintiff does not know and Therefore demands
proof Of the same The plaintiff theref re- prayed
that all the property id I'd petition descEisd, Be
sold that the priority OF liens be datsrminad and
that the proceeos Of sale bs spped according s6 p.
| Ority Of liens
AL the above named dsisndants, not ofhsraiss
notlheds sre hereby Hot ned and requested "a aPpar
| Of December, ls5l. JOHN FRIEED,
Plaintiff AID AtrurnaT.
Cleveland, Oct IL Is6l. Oct 1r7f7
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MASTER'S SALR-PURoU-

M ASTER'S SAL E-PURoU-
lLL ANT 70 tbs command Of Al oTdlr Of ssIa
nom the UOuTt Of Common Pleas Of CuJahcra Com
gt a. the suit Of The Cleveland aud nahoninr
Railroad COMPANY against isaac T.. HEWITT
and others, 20 directed shall eKpcsa cr Hae Al
public suction &C the door Of The Coart House. ir
she Citr Of Cleveland en- the sixth daT Of Decer1.
Der, 1851, 81 ten o'csSck A. a., th3 fslcvfnr a.
scrbed parcels Of sud situate ia the CifT Of ClsTs
land, county Of CuyahcHl, aud State OF Ghlo nrd
known by being part Of Hewitt 90 bdigi=on 81 ~
50 called MerEin property IN said Oitg of CIs7sishd
% Wit
Parcel No. 10. lot No aft,sn Of nd 97-a5ivi4so,
Appraised ct S2756
Parcel No. II. Lot No. sixfeen of aid sllh5lvfl
ion. ADprai1ed at S2sO0
Parcel No IA Lot No. seventeen Of r,if all diva.
ion Appraised az $3.50.
Parcel No "a \ ot No. eizhtsen Of srlf Al Ifvf-.
Ion. Appraised as S1zoe.
Parcel No. IA. Tee westerly part of1ct 10 rsna
teen IN sad subdivision, bounded northori7 uonff
eriy aud westerly By fhs Iot liuea sna ra5tariv -
the cantra line Of bricE VAL nearly raraiei Tffk
HarWtn street and about for seven ~ ii4f-5f
1outba1f taIly theIelrol1. AErFai1ed a. FT10
Parcel No. Us. Ihs easttrlY plrt Of lof No nina.
teen IN said gubdlVision bounded nrrrhrr17 f17fs-
u and s5atheriy by the lot linea ard u9-isriv -
tbs centrs line Of brick vail nesrlT r1ssel rffk
MerTin street and a6out forly-gere1 l1rs lf1fs-fs
sSuthea5tsrlT thersiTom. AgDIaiset a. 9lles
aEAAl 9. AEBET.
RAEEEy, lBacEUs& 4 E05LE, Attorneys.
Nov s, lS6lc4
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sEARP sHOOTIE0 -IETEREsrIE TO TIE
REBEEs.- Mr.. scOVille, in the employ Of
the American Express Company in this
city, recently made q string Of fifteen con-
secadvs shots, measuring triae leas than
trs1ty iaekss, ct the distance Of two hun
dFed ysrds Mr.. sooVille goes with the
Ohic Battalion Of shsrpshooiers, now form
ING for the Bsrdan Brigade of U. S. Sharp
Shocsors.
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- 9aRaatr.

TAMES b. ODRLL, BRASS
FoUEDBR AND MAEuFAOIuRER q
4 ~ for1 Zen Superior st1set, Cleveland, Ohio. 81
q -1rrSrod e fdrnish al KINDS a work ugsd foI
WaftT or 9a1i and al TIE various art.cie4
- III ths Plumbing Business. Beer Purnp1 q Ell
Efl1S Iiafe eud repaired. Brug1 Casting done al
V4Br9B wax Of ~ sipae FesaiFeA esosAs
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MASTERS SALE-PURsuAET

nj ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUAEI
lIA to the command Of an alias decretal order q
Sale issued from the Court Of common Pleas af Guy
ahOea county, Ohio, ct tn suit Of Nelson Prince
and Others, agaipst Levi Thomas ard OF era, ~ ne
directed and delisersd I shall expose for sale 81
puolic auction at the door Of he court Houso 10
the city Of Cleveland, the 26th day Of Ncrauler
1861. ar two O'Clock p. NJ, the foloE ing d1cr bed
premises, 10 Rits Sitra.fd in East Clsgelaud CuY-
AhOgt county, ohio. and bounded. beginning il the
ank hoad an south Sg4o west chains 81 links
from the west corner Of Chitteuden LsWl9 land,
thence south 5O4 east chains and 70 lima TO said
LsWta' west line theme sou chains and q lilkas
thence north 5O54o, west s chains and 7s links
thence north 81 east . links; thence north = 9
est ch aims 10 the Plank Road hence nortn s9do
east chains and 81 links to the place Il beelnning.
Cont6ining three a-d one-half Gcres Of laud. Ap-
praised at 81 ,zD0.
GEO. d. WYMAT, Master Commi- sioner.
B. 2 BEAVIs, Pl' 'fs Att v. oc25.359
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81. AEDRER's SoCIETT MEETISe. - A
mssting Of the St. Andrews Society vas
held ct the Office Of J. c. Grsnnis, Esq last
evening, when the following officers for the
ensuing year were elected. 1t was decided
to hold the ugual Annual Festival on St.
Andrews Day:
President-Wm. LoWrie.
Vice Presideuts-John Dsnham, David
ProudfoOt.
Msnagers-Walter Dalgleish, Thomas
Brown, James Clszie, Henry shauks, John
Copeland.
chaplain-Bev James McGan.
Phyncian-C. s. Mckenzie.
Freasurer-David Mcintosh.
Seerstery-Wm. Downie.
Corresponding Sseretary-Jaue5 Den
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ApporHEED.-Mr. John Corning, of Buff
-falo, On last Saturday received the appOint-
nsSs~ Of Superintendent Of the Western
Division 1of the N. Y. Central Road, vice
Job CoilameF, deceased.
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YIsasEA Asg44S 3 9. y 9ssfS
& S2
One HtsHdTsa Dollars EYsEgsrtalI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on gFsRKATORRHomA,
g L , kT, 60, And IHPOTENOY
OURED


After all other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, Will pay One Hun-
red dollars for the proof that be ever fi5 10 cura
me aPSVe 5 named ned, giioase5 HS win PSy the same
the United s'Stsd treats the Eans diseases with
Amer many years Of laborious study ana eIpsri-
onoe, Df. GIBSON is happy In being able TO an
nounos . the uniortunate, that hs has poEis0tsda
sPGEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
PRIVATE DISEASES
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PRosTRITI0H.
Re has succeeded IN curing In thi7 city, sons
yoliSyed physcans, who gr0isss to treat al private
maladies VITA sgcees5, and without reoeiTtng The
Dr., Gibson doss not boa5t that he IS a member Of
s0ms College in London or Paris, 0s perhaps some
oth9rg do for the purpose OF ensnarng the innocent
RllEed. Bng what Or. GIBSON might boast Of IL
this, that he q able to give entire satsfactlon 70
those who repose oOndsnee IN his ability and intaE
rty, and that no has perfected Hn American aystsIn
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patont medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and all diseases OF
arrangements, both mental and phyHioal, Erizing
nom sexual ot a9Orot abd3o.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ID 5
following advantages over ell Others yet discovered;
And first the agents used are IL no respect dagres-
able; he uses no rellos OF the dark ages, such a.
nsfourys nor any other dsleterioug drug: Second y
no restrictions i diet OF busiDesg is re1ura. Thir
IL hs treatment iB positive snd certain 10 Al ca5es
10 stands prepared 70 20 into any public or private
hospital In the United States and demonstrate the
Immense superiority oi his new treatment over any
other nov known to the world IN point Of prompt
ness, permansnoy, mildnezs safety and oonEsnisncs
/ 70 this patient.
| DT. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
/ and has during tho psss tgo yeaIs performed many
cures Of di3oSs5s which had for years resisted All
other MODES u treatment. References con be given 70
individuals Of the nrst respectabfty in Cleveland,
/ Boston, New York, Gnd other eitiea IN regard 60
skin and integrity In all professional transaotOns
Dyspepsia, Rhgemstism, sorof1la and all chronic
| ~ Medicine sent to any part OF the country O.
| receipt Of tea d0llarI.
Dr.. GIBSSE'5 EsW Work on PhysloIosg Tor Ialu
| Gt kil o1os.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElsetropGfky ga5 Me6ieias,
So OHico No. III Ontario street. up stairs 4 iss
! doors from tho Public Square.
OinCe hours from to l2 and from z % 3 5'OlOci
I nailv, fguudRVE errsuta1 auea
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CnntgctIDMRrJ.

TOHN SOHRINK.
% HATIEa REMOVED TO HIS NEW oUARTERs,
No. % LYMAN's Block.
Opposite tho Court House, Pub. squsrs,)
II prepared to reosiVs the calls OF his friends and
the public az large.
EyeEything in the hne Of Confectionery is kept At
Wholesale AND RETAIL as usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
% we'll as the choicest eGtables served up At . mo
rents notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
for tbs accommodation Of persons having business
at the Court House.
KEHHETF ALE ON DRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GuM DRJPs-supsrior to
any thing in the Confectionery hneusl rscei' cd By
JOHN BOHRIAK.
R~LOOK OUT FOR TEE TAFFEY.B
nnfT9
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.gnE Sale or Beat.
z o R s A L e,

A FARM OF "a AOREs.
In tho italian style Of architecture with barn,
we'll, oistern and out houses, all now, Just compile.
ted and ready for occupancy. The house Is built
With all modern improvements; the grounds have q
mont on kinsman Avenue sf 90 rods q beautiful
ravlne and living brook run through ths rear end
OF the Farm there several springs Of pure WateI
unnning out nom the banks Of the ravine, which
with simple hydraulic works. bo conveyed to any
part Of the Farm. For a Gentlomnn's Residence
the whole grounds can DO elegantly and tastefnlly
arranged. FOR q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit chi.
ture, Il can be made profitable, being SO noar thG
oty-only about 100 rods from tbs corporation limits
This farm cen be divided into lots Of one 70 1--WE OF
more acres, and mako elegant residences, and at :
largo advance Of the price at which 4 can now "a
purchased There ars about or s acres OF wood
land, part Of which Is 3 beautiful Grove. THE
KinBmAn Street Railroad passes through the Ave
nuo In front OF this Farm.
Also-A NEW Two STORY BRICK HOUSE
Barn Out Buiidlpg5, &C., corner Of Kinsmen and
Forest streets. Lot l9 feet on KinHman and s96 on
Forest street. House and improvements are all fr5
olass with ell the modern STYLE and built in sub
Ais0-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE
barn. Out Buiongs, do.l situated on Forest street
Just north Of the residence Of the Hon. A. G. Riddle
Lot 100 feet front By 23 feet deep. This la q FRS
class mouse, 6nilt IN substantial manner and II
| the Italian style Of architecture.
Also-Another TWO STORY BRIOR HOUSE
BARN. Out Buildings, &C., adjoining the one last Dc
scFibed Lot lOO feet iront By z6 eet deep and lin
/ lahsd In all rsspsOtH like the other.
Also-OhE YAOART LOT, on Klnsman street
second lot IRON the corner Of KinBman and Fores
Streets, l3 feet front By 3e6 deep. Nine lots on FOR
est street, between ktnsmani ana Scovtu Avenue
east side. lots 10 f5ot mOnt by as fast deep. WI
/ sell on time to suit purchasers,
81 For further Information enquire Of the under
| signed No: 409 kinHnan st., Cleveland, Ohio.
| iune2:a66 B. BARKER.
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Ezra Honeywell,

Asahel b. jackson,
AlansrR T. Lawrence,
John Singer,
Luciu5 ' , ager,
Wi lism r. Lason and
AdaiRe LasUn,
HAT r1rnmHH
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Tsrms-Cash. JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
Assignee Of Wm. E1sEE-

a eSIGNBE'S sALE.-PURsUAET
IA to an oTder from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
boga County, Ohio, shalt en- the seth day Of No
vember, 1861, At Two O'Clock P. NJ expose for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the tonrt HCuse,
in said county The foloWing described property, 70
Wits "a one and half story frame house. situate
the south haIf Of sub lot No Is, Of q. A. and 2.
GranReFis subdivision Of Cleveland ten acre lots
Eoa. 81 and IS, Of AhaZ Merchants surrey. said
premises being the assets Of the assignment Of o.
Il. Robson. Appraised valus-&2tG.
]. 8. GRANHIS,
oct Is Is5i:as3 arsirnae.
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TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than . th0UIsn
cases, with entire success.
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THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE. .
THE LONG PIPE.
TIE LONG PIPE. |
THR LONG PIPE. |
TIE LONG PIPE,
,THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils TO bO found anywhere. sEOm thiV
source is obtained
Oil of the right density,
Oil that viii not explode,
ON that vii not crust the Uisk,I
Oil of a light color,
on that has not been soOrGssa,
Oil that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from alkaR,
Oil that has been well settled,
OIL that Is free from smell.
OIL in good tight PaOkagssi
Oil with no dead rats in il.
OIL that is Hant-diabOliCal,s
Oil that will make the moe. light
Onst very low price,
Oil that nothing but cash sill bay,
Oil that gives entire satisfaction.
Send your orders "a
Il6 BANK STREET.
lIs BANK sTREEE
lie BANK sTREEl.s
lie BANK STREET,
Il6 BANK STREET.
The subscriber respectfully calls IyOur
attention to his facilities fo= furnishin,
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures
Although Kerosene goods Of ell kinds ar'
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts With Govern
ment for military trimmings, to the neg
lect Of lamp work, yet the subscriber By
devOting his entire attention 70 this busi'
ness alone, is enabled to take advsntage o.
all opportunities to get goods and get then
low, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can Rbd in his es
tablishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what EaA and Is the
United States.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the hest burners.
Lamps of the best workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dinirgstat's
Lamps for the sitting rOen:
Lamps for the psrlOr.
Lamps for the bed room,
Lamps for the sesmstrsss,
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shOsmsks3.
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Ia Court Common Pleas
OuyahoEa County, Ohio.
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L
Iron Tie E1sminsr. Norfolk. Val
OsPhalio PMS .eoomPlish the object fog Ehisl
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They lavs been tested in more than . thouSsa
cases, with snt2re success.
LFrom the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Mimi
Eohe, send for box, tOephAlic Pill5) 90 that you
may have them in case Of an attack
Iron the Advertiser. Proyidsnee, R.Ll
The Osphalio Pills are said to be remarkably ei-
ecttye reey for the headache, and one 5f the VeTy
best Tor that Iery frequent complaint which ha1 eT-
sr been discovered.
Iron the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, III
We heartily 4dorus Mr.. sPaIdiEE, and his ami
vailed OoBhsl Ills.
[From the KanaWhs Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering With hssdaohs,
who tIT them, viii stick to them.
[From the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
Try thsm you that Ars aHiioisd, and ws are 6urs
that our testimony can be added 70 the alrsady nu-
maetoj" can produce.
TFrom the st. Louis Dsmocrat.1
Fhsimmsnss demand for the article (OsDhslio PHa)
= rapidly snere2sing.
TFrom the Gazette, Davenport, IoRa.l
Mr., spaldtng would not connect bis mans with ~
article be did notR~ Nv 20 foEssss real merit.
From tho Advertiser, FroviIsnce, B. II
The testimony in their fsvor Is strong, from thi
most respectable quarters.
TFrom the Daily EsWs, Newport, 3. Il
OePhalio Pills are taking the place q al kinda.
LFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
Said to be very sdlcaoious for the headache
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IFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oephalio Pills accomplish the object for Ehisl
they we're lla5e viz Cure ofheadschs In AL ts ferns
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In Court Of Common Pleas.
George WoOdard.

state OF Ohio, = g.. - r, 49,,
Ouyahr ga county ss. A es'-t - -o--ilieA Nts-7-
Julia A. " GODDARD,
rs. SDiTorcs.
George Woodsrd.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
4 W0ODARD, will take notice thst tie bisintsf,
Julia A. WOodaTd has this day fled her petifiOn III
tho above nsmed court asking for q dissolution OF
the E-arrace contract; cause ASSIGNED willful Ar
8snce aud adultery The case will b fr hesrin7 AZ
the NOrember Term Of saiu Court
October S4th, lg5f. JULIA A. WOoDARD
Il. A. DAVIDSON. Solicitor. orf55.ssl
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LFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
IfYOu are, or have been troubIsd with the head
sohe, send for box tOephAlic Pill5,) 30 that you
may have them in case Of an attack
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IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
Said to be very s1loaoious for the headache
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IFrom the Daily EsWs, Newport, 3. Il
OePhalio Pills are taking the plaeo o. all kiDda
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John Friend,

N1.
John y. Bofg6a, Mrs..
krtderiEa B0r7a6, Ed
ward HesFsnmullsr, 5n0
btumpf, Wm. Macksy,
Theodore Vogea, Adam
ecnnidofs Valentine
swain, Oatharins Bur
GER eeEman bgnaVole1t
zOelGfy John Black,
Francis Ore uford, Geo,
Greenfield. John Hsm-
orick Isaac and Lsons q
goTart harleg Heath
Giles White, hrm of
heath 3 Whits, rerdl-
naud achumaksr John
Lailys Commonwealth
Insurance Com pauT,
Wm. b. Leonar W. W.
Harbut, Cha les Griffith,
Molancton Burr, Wm.
Richard8on. Phiiip @.
Weaver, John OFT,
John D. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, ID. Bu ii,
bar = Henks, aenCrF
Brikert 4. a. Day, Viz
Mein- Deiendsnts.
L--- n u q"
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And you win get e bsttsR article and
more value for your money than ct sny
other place in the country. Remember
that this is the only wholesale Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, snd one of the largest in
the United States. The only man in this
city who is exclusively and legitimatsly in
he oil trade, who thoroughly understands
the oil business, who has had four ysarP
experience, who has ten thousand dollar.
invested in the business, and vhO kss thrss
thousand regular customers, is
s. s. BARRIE.
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IFrom tho Advertiser, Frovlisnee, B. Il
The testimony in their fsvor Is strong. from thi
most respectable quarters.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Sg-A single hottie OF sPALDING's PBEPARED
CLUB viii save ten TIMES It's cost annually. -
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Iron the Western B. B. Gazette, Ohioago, III
We heartily 4dorss Mr.. spaldiRE, and his ami
ssllsd OoPhsl ills.
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u31fI8mon U1fTT
BPALDEG's THROAT OOHEEgTI0Es.
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TFrom ths Gazette, Davenport, IoRa.l
Mr., spalding would not connect bis nams with q.
article be did notF~ ~ % poasss8 real merit.
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Dai' 0IR0'''. Makers. Tin6' &C. AH'is7E5P5i.. E55.
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tArom the st. Louis Democrat.l
Thsiplmensa dsmand for the article (Osphslio Plal
4 rapidly snereasing.
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[FFom the KsnAWhs Valley Star, Val
We are 5ure that persons suffering with hsadaohs,
aho tET them, viii stick to them.
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Ladies arc delighted with
sPALDIGa'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to the Voios.
Thsy impart 8 delicious sroaa 70 the Breath,
They ara delightful to tho Tasta.
They sEs made Of simple hsrbs and cannot harI
any ona.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

Professor Of BlsetropGtky end Me9ieias,
50 Ohio0 No. III Ontario street, up atairs, isa
doors from tho Public Square.
Once hours from to y and from 2 % 6'OlOof
nally, (Bundavs e1cautai ausa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

state OF Ohio,
OHyahrga county IS
Julia A. WoOdards J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

CI.NvKI.KNB aI1HKeT-Aa.. 3.

FLOUR-The market Is quiet with a'domsnd for
small lots on'y. Exiras shd double extras from red
wheat range at siGt,s0. whiso double extras eouu.
.ry-sroand sell ct sl.s17eSyn0
WHRAT-Ths Is no change in pr'ess. The 70
eeipts to-day were very Hsht, and sales we're llmi
ted to car old red At 600, and car new white At
Csc. The market closes with hrm tone
CORN-Is steady At sic on track.
OATS-Are steady at 22c.
BARLEY-Eot QuOtGbIo. Nothing doing
RYR-Eot quotAbls.
HIGHwINRs-Have further advanced and
sales are reported at l4kc.
BUTTRR-Remsins dull and salAbls in small
lots only At s@sclho latter being az extreme price,
CHEEsR-Deaiors quote It AL the way from 20
7c, according to quality.
LARD-Dull atT@so. Sale Of 100 lbs good at
the outside figure.
EGGs-Qui.t atsc.
PORK-No demand and prices nominal. One
holder quotes at SlasO.
Lr-unohaneCd and selling at i,4s for sne,
and si,ts9l,aO for coarse.
FRDITs-l he stock Of dried spplss hiss been re-
dueed BY the large salsS o. the past week or two.
ami holders have advanced their figures to &c.