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Z 3 CITY.

MurrARr.- Col. Garfield and Major
Pardes are in Medina county organizing
another company for the 42d regiment
which is nov e. Camp Chase, and which
will be full as soon as they can raise an
other fall company.
The friends Of the First Ohio Regiment
viii Be glad to know the whereabouts Of
the regiment Il is stationed OF Lebanon
Junotien, on the Louisville and Nashville
RaIlrOad.
u is understood that the Fifth Regiment
Ohio Cavalry have marching orders for
Monday next. Their destination, Il is
thought, viii be st. Louis, where they will
be armed and equipped in the best style.
A correspondent writing from Camp
Ewing, on the Kanawha, says that the Goth
Ohio Regiment Is in g bad condition
Many ere sick, and deaths occur daily
he thus speaks Of the medical treatment;
Our doctors give US the same medicine
for ell complaints. Headache, blue pill
bellyaohe, blue pill; rheumatism, blue pill;
yellow jaunders, blue pill cold, blue pill;
diarrhsa, blue pill; and 80 on. We are,
decidedly, the blue pill regiment, and are
Of the opinion that it don't take much TO
make doctor.
There are Of the present time fifty three
regiments in progress Of organisation in
Kentucky. The work of consolidating
these regiments viii be commenced next
week,
The Adjutant General has decided that
according to the articles Of war, if a sol
disr snlists in any regiment troop OF COM
psny, Without 8 regular discharge from
bia proper regiment, troop or company, he
is gully Of dsserllOn, and punishable with
death In time Of war 10 induce or per
Euads him to such desertion, or even to
sdTise him to it, is slsO punishable with
death. For failing to confne or deliver up
such deseEtsr, commissioned officer is to
be elshisred.
The prison at Camp Chase, occupied now
By tW0 hundred and seventy-six secession
lists, is being made more oommodious.-
Mechanics are engaged in the work, and
when complete il is estimated TO aooommo-
date nearly eight hundred persons. It
viii be fitted up with steam cooking ap-
parstuss extra sitting rooms, with stoves
and other necessary comforts, to cheer the
spirits Of its occupants during the ap-'
preaching dreary winter months.-C0-
lunbus Fact.
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FOR THE sOLDIER-The German ladies
Of the city give bail this evening at Ma
tiOnal Hall, the proceeds Of which win 20 to
the German Ladies' Soldiers Ain Society,
which has done much for the German vol
untsers from this locality.
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THR ABOVE NAMED ASAHFL,

THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHFL
a Il. Jackson, rosidsnt Of the State OF ID inois,
and AlausOn T lawrence, resident OF the stsrs of
Michigan viii take notice that The paintff "a the
50th day Of Octobe S6ls hlod his petition ssfffnQ
fcrth JUDGMENT obtafned in favor Of the ntafnriH
against said Jackson at the Nay term, Is O. Of said
Court Tor 2 81 g 100 dOIlars dsmages and csfg OF
suit and tbat 3 certsin deed OF conveyance. eT-
ecuted By said Jackson 20 the said Isurf ar7. da-
ted On or about AoFJmbsr 5tb, Ia g and mas viii
ous eonaiq @ ston ana for the purpOso Of defaud if
this planilh ard other credtOT Of ths said Jackaon
thai said deed pretended 70 CONVEY tho ollOang DE-
scriSed PREMISE, to wit; Situated in the CiiT of
Cleveandi In the county Of Cur ahaga and Sisra Of
Ohio, aud Is known a5 being the ea1t aalf 0fot No
3 ia Barber 3 Lords subdiiisio D that sart OF
said City OF ClsTelaEa, formeriv bhio City, sud is
BOUNDED as toiaos, 10 Wit; nerth BY Io-an street;
Of same lot 2l8, and Is g rect front On lorain
str etre trence beng had 70 the plst and survey o.
Abaz Merchant for mor2 particular de.cription.
Aie0-AnCthtr piece or paFcel Of land known a.
being Aium Der 75is IL b1rbtr Lord's anndiTision
in that past Of The City Of OloveanI hich vas for
merl- K own es Ohio City, founded norfherlv On
lots Nos 2l5 IA, 2l7 and zls tsFlF on lot No 7e
scufheTly oH lot fs2, ald westerly on Penn Htrslf
and being about g. ieet en- Penn street, and about
2l5 ee de ?, be the sane no. or less and subject
20 all al highWats, Aad further setting forth
that alter lesy had been msus on said prqmises
~ aiulih on execution issu-d on sad iutTuleI q
the Fe1d Lawrence Conveyed the lot lastly above de-
scribed 70 the sid iohn Singer, 20 " e. o. the "a
day Of February, l6dl. Ard pray ing that beth said
d eds te teeisr d 70 snd set aside, and The said
ptin ~ said iudzneut and costs Of suit ms said
AlansCn r.. LaWrence and Asahel II. Jackson sra re-.
qui-ed answer -aid petition on or before the ath
Bye q. WYlIAE,
nov2;3a ATTY ioF Flfh.
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NATIONAL sALUTE.-The Battery at Camp
Wood, Capt. WetmOre, this morning fred
3 national salute in honor Of the victory of
the Federal arms at Port Royal and Beau
fort.
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SoRRY TO HEAR I-.-One Of the Webb
Sisters-Ehich one We are not informed
was taken suddenly i'll in Buffalo day be-
fore yesterday.
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MASTERS S4TE PTPST-

M ASTER 3 ) a i B.-PURSU-
IVA ANT TO the command Of an order oi sale
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Ouga6oga Ooun-
y, at the suit Of Tho Cleveland and Mah0nfuF
Railroad uompany against iaaao ~, HEWITT
and othc-s, = directed aal erpcs5 L1r sale at
public auciioc, al the door Of the Court House, il
the Citg Of OieFeisnd, cu the sixth DAY Of Decsn.
Der, ls6l, af ten O'Clock A. M.s the f0lloWing de-
scribed parcels Of land situate IN the City c Jovo
land, county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio. and
known y being part Of Hewitt's Subdivision a fhs
called MorUin property IN s1id City Of CleFaland,
70 witt
Parcel 70; TO- Lot No. hftssn ofuaid Subdivision.
Appraised st SITES.
ion. Appraised at elai.
Parcel No, p Lot No. seventeen Of said subdivi1-
ion. Appraised ac $3.50
Parcel No. ls. rot No. eighteen Of said subdiVf5-
ion. Appraised Et f25oe.
Parcel No. a fns westerly part of lct No. nine
teen IN said subdivision. bounded nortt1rT, south
eFly and vstery b. ihs los llnes, End aalfa7ly bT
the ceniEo Line Of 5rios Wall nearly parallel With
uofNiu street aud about l1rty-gsFen fset distant
soutneas farly taerelrom. Appraised e 32lo1.
Parcel No .. me ea7terly plEf Of lot Nc. nine
teen ir said subdivision o1unlld ucrthfrT easter
II ard souiherly 81 the lot linsa and westerly 81
fde centre line 1f brick wall na1rg naraIls7 5ffh
merWin BtEt6t ana about iorty -aere1 faaf distant
aC aCutheasterlV theretrom. Auur1iecd a. eir5f.
HEhHT g. NRRET.
Master CunmiE.
o.
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Es RcUTE -PheIan and Ksvansgh are
On their way from New York to Cincin-
natl 10 attend the billiard mach in that
city on the 2lst
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A eSIGN BE'S SALE-PURsUARI
"a to anorder from the. Probate Court Of CuTa-
hoga County, Ohio, shqli, On the 30th day af No
vomber, I55i It sWo o'clock P. n. expose for sails
at public a1cton. &C the DIOR Of the Conrt use,
in said county, tds folio sing described prJ perry, 70
Wit: "a one and half story frams house, situate
on the south hslf Of sub-lot No p Of o. A. and y.
GranEeE's suodiVisicn OF cleveland ten aoTa lots
Nos 81 and IS, Of AhRz Merchants survey. said
II. Robson. Rppralse TElu3-g2i0
y. 8. GRANEFE.
oct "a lEfI.2S3 AEsf7naa.
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The subscriber respectfully calls iyOUE
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and sxtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn.
ers and brass lamp work gsnerallyI the
few manufacturers of these goods having
lsrge and profitable contracts With Govern
ment for military trimmings, to the neg
lsOt Of lamp work, yet the subscriber By
devOting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and set them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for tess goods. snd with considerable sue
cess SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tsbIishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, osd Is the
United States.
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MlhaEa.
Est Rcg't Light Artillery, o. VIM.

156 GOOD MEN WANFyED
Ter Battery 70 te aftaohed 10 tLis sIsb,ated
REGIM ENTl
- PAN VIII commeucs from ds4 4. - .,rf., :, -.
and good Board and Ulothing urni she5 '-ish'S
PAY FBoM SIS to S13 PJIR MoNTHi
300 BOUNTY AND 160 AeREs I,An7nf
ms Eill he crack Battery, an5 yousR men who
want . see service viii md q ta-thafr sdqRp So -
eslisi u this COMPANY As it will be ordered into
AOElNA Sly lys luat - as the neqRisito
Becruittng RedshzFous Nc. 81. EcOpufTss
Bisck, superior straet. opDas e Gotdon lfci isn
GS2 -, ALAA. AAHSHALL,
h0fo~~ LisutsDant
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yTORE FIXTUREs FOR SALE

CTORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
" OHEAP.-Shelying, Side Glass, Uasoing, Show
n the store iatoiy occupied by u.s. le8 EupeTi1r II
ootlT J. 3 O0Bb q co.
EOR SALE.-ONH SEOOND- HAND
Steam Boiler-upright, 90 called, lately used
n the Leader oioo. Said Boiler q q inches In d.
auotar, Outaide, and feet ioIfRt furnace part at
n diameter, and feet high.
SAID Boiler originally cost 500 now in rst rate
order, and with the grRtesb safety &o will ts
sold for $40.
bD-For further particulars enquire al this oalos,
or at J, J. MeGarry'u Steam Boiler Shop on O5nh6
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DON'7 Ike Hn APARrHESr.-The cOlored
boy confined in the Police Station for
Stsaling lead, is not well pleased with the
soeommOdstiOns accorded him, and yester-
day afternoon was detected by the Turn
key in the endeavor to dig himself out of
his cell BE had removed several bricks,
What he used to do it with could not be as
osrtained.
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THn ABOVF
NAMED DW-

PENDANTS, win take notiss thai Tobn F-ia1s
q gleTaland Ohio, on the 5th day Of October 1851
guTahoga COUNTY Ouio, ggainst John Il Boras8
Mrs. fraderika Borgess. aud an thu other named DE-
msnt creditor Of the said Jos n y 8oree1. "a it
ment rscogs red By one a.. sohiely against the sad
ths sum oi s5ls.lI, with cost and interest, Ehlch
Judgment vas assigned % the plaintiff. That exc
the county, bat had been returned unsafisaed ard
property found. Th4t tho said BorTes cfaf11s 10
plainiin o9eEgas the said John 8. Borges of fraud
ulently gssigltn tEgs stock 81 ready made cloth
ing cloths, Ge IN the ey q Cleveland 70 bis SON
ries on the business and holds q large amount of
store good5i under the false Prefenc5 Of being the
business and goods Of Theodore f0fe8. Ihat Borgg8
is the owner Of Falusbe house and lot on St Olair
street Cleveland, (more particularly described n
the petition hch ne kee5s coqoredWith m0rtEagas
some Of which are oniT pTetsrdsd ones and others
paid but not cancelled. II. said Borgss OWnsa
far1 property IN East Cleveland. described IN the
petition, which he b 80 uaortFagad to one John sT
and 10 Hath = Whiic, II. 7 bus plaintiff claims
John Eaisy paid, aud that plaintiffs lien on aaid
prOpsrrY IS better and prior lien thsn fhas a
Heath z White. That j. T. Bgrsss was the 1881 and
city II Cleveland more particularly dssaribed N tie
petition pat Ehieh prepeIty, with the Coz nfTan1s
same 10 Be rested in his vile ths said Frsdsrika
Borges That hs is also the squtabls owner Of city
causing tue title Vagt IN his vile. That TIE sslt
Borgss has bought Win his own msaHs, ValnRbls
more pa ticul.rY described in plaintiffs petition,
but ior the purpose Of kospDs it ron the reach oi
his cTetofss he caused The property 60 Tese in the
ngma OF his Wifs. Thar the other nsned deiandantI
claim to have an interest or lien, actual coatEs
gems on the described property but to what erfenf
the plaintiff does NOS know, and thCrsisre damandI
/ proof Of the same. Tbs piaatid theref re, prayed
Sold that the priOrtg Of liens Be doterminad and
that the Of sale Be applied according = prl
/ oriry Of lions
/ Al the above nared defendants, not osherwI5l
notified are hereby not ned and requested 70 aBpsaf
and answer the plaintiff patifion hy fna lfth daT
/ Of December 1861. JOHN FBIEED,
/ Plaintiff azd Attorn6F
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n L o T H 1 N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing TO the pressure Of the times We have deter
mined to sell our large stock Of Ready Made Ql9t1;
ing for CASH ct very small advance OF oflsihA
~ The Custom Department, under the buperyis'
ION 5f fhs renowned Gutter, Mr.. a. W. Alexsnderi
Il iiad with tho best assortment OF OsOthBi Oasai-
meres Beavers and Vestings.
- Military Uniforms made 20 order at short no
ties on reasonable terms.
- a crest variety OF Blue Cloth, Shoulder Straps,
ETC., etc, slWayS on haRG.
oets 1sz EuDeri1r street
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Plaintiff azd Attoln6g.
Cleveland Oct. II, ls6l. Oct. 12.3d3
IMAsTERIs sALE.-PURsUAnI

MASTBR'S SALE.-PURsUAE4
AAA TO the command Of an sias deoretal order II
saiu ISSUED nom the Court Of OmmOn eieag gf OuF
ahoaa county Ohio, at tn Fuit Of Nelson Erincz
anQ othe-ss agaiG Et Levi Thomas ard OF er5 70 ne
directed and deliEerod, j shall expose for sale a.
puDEo auction st the door Of he court Houae il
the city Ct CleFsiaud on the 26ta day of EoFembar
1851 ar two O'Clock p. M.s the Follow ing described
premises to VT: eitratsd in East Cleveland, OuT-
ahogE county, uhio and bounded. beginning il the
Plank hOad ami south 800 west chains 224 links
IRON the west corner Of Chlttendeu Lewis land,
thence south 50 east chains and 20 LINKS 70 sad
LsWis west line theuCss0u CO aims and Ga links;
thence north 50ll', west 5 chains and IS links;
thence north 81 east . links; thauce north j5fo
VI 81 aims 70 the Plank Road; thence north 59so
east chains and 30 links TO the place Cf boginnin
Con taininR three AID one-half HGres Of l1ndr An
praised af 20
GEO. Il. WYMAss Master Comnissi0nsr.
b k- BEATIss Pl'ds ATT = oc25.553
The sEsss % Qhie,, (C0aTt o. O0IaalsH rlsai.
Ouyshoga County, IS
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B1ReLART.-On Tuesday night last, the
store Of Mr. n. L. Pelley, corner Of Jersey
and LOrain streets, West Side, was entered
By burglars they having forced the lock
Of back door. Mr.. lie Pelley occupies a
portion Of the same building in which his
store, is IS 3 residence, aud his sleeping
apartment is Immediately adjoining the
store-rO9m. The noise made by the bur
glsrs who we're probably new hands and
did their work bungli1gly, awakened him,
and he got up. His movements caught the
sar Of the burglars, and they made of
through the front door without any booty.
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ININIIIs.gSs 5 81 sIsgs Isl.

OIts ~ 0lboON,
drod dollars for tie proof that he eyoT ais to oaTs
the above named diseases. lie will Fay the same
tSS United sSS tTsSu & he S,S same 5sa1S1 a h
Eissr many years Of IaborIous study ana sxpsri.
snos, DR.. eIRs0N Is happy n being able to an
Bounce e tne unioFtanste, that he has perisotsd
sPEEDY- AND PERMANENT CURB
8f the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad oHsota arising thorefrom, tncludina
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS Ph0STHATIO8.
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
Bestyied siolaIsl Who foiess 70 tret private
least particle q beusHt
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that no Is q member OF
some College IN London or Paris, g. perhaps some
Othsra do for ms purpose Of snsnsring tho innocsnt
ara Who bold out great eEnsotetiong never 70 Be no
this, that be g able 70 give entire satisfaction 70
those who Fepo5B confidence In his ability ard intsz
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine to equal ion the
radical cure Of ssna weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical, arisinS
from sexual or secret abuBs.
DE. GIBSON slgo claims for his nov tr8stmsnt the
ioloWlng adFantage5 over s othsTB yet disoOVarsdi
and nrbtI the agents uaad In respect disagree
ablei be uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
WorOuIys nor sly other dsl5teriOu8 drug: Secondly
restrictions in diet or business required Third
y his treatment is positive and certain IN all cases
hospital IA the United States and demonstrate the
immsDse superiority ol his new treatment over any
otho- nov known to tho world IN point o7 prompt
ness, paFi1aneney, mdnssgi safety and oonysnis1ce
| 70 tho patient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past two yaaI8 performed many
Of diseases which had for y6ars resisted al
other modes o. treatment. Reference can be given 20
individuals OF the frsE TesDeoabilitY In Oleveaad,
| Boston, HeW York, Cnd other oities IN regard &c
skill and integrity IN ali professional tFanssetions
/ Dyspepsia, RhuanetismI SCrofrla and Al chronic
/ diseases treated viii superior suoeaEH.
- Aedioine sent 70 any past Of tRs o0unsFg OF
/ receipt Of ton d5llRIs,
pT. GLBs6H's RsW work on Physiology Io1 lals
at bis ofsss.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of KleetTOPatBy and MsaiciBs,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, IN stairs, ssE
| doors 1rom the Public SQuaTe,
OHos hours from 20 u ana fF0m 70 s'6loGt
| DailV, fh3uDdEVu aEcanfai- 1 nuHa
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GQMtEfttqngrtl.

TOHN SOHRINK,
- HAVING REHOTED TO HIS FEW oUARTERsB
No. 20 LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. square,)
Is prepared to receive the calls Of his nisnds an6
the public at large.
ETerything in the line OF Oonfectlonsry Is kept 81
SH0LESALE AND BETAIL Is usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
- well Is the choicest eAtablss served u5 at NO
ments notice.
DiNNHR IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
ct the Court House.
KEEHETr ALE ON DRAUGHT.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DR0Ps-supsrior to
any thing In the Confectionery lneus rscsig ged BY
JOHN SOBRlNK.
ETLOOK OUT FOR THE TAFFEY.TP1
ocfT3
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yss.ss OAAsfs g I'm "a a a5iiiss. fSAR ~ al,

NJ MUTIUE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge Of the Probate
Court, for the county Of CuyahoEa. Ohio, il the
matter Of the assianment of VILLAS FAKE, shall
ofcr for sale g public auction, Ct the door cf the
Court House, in said county on the % day q No
vembar, 1851, al O'Clock +. NJ, the folloNnr de-
scrbed notes, to wiz said notes being th8 lEgstl
Of said Assignment
DaIs oInOiss. maEeFs- lime, &C. Anti 57I1is-
ed vine
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FApu oz o. Ar.vs

~
WITH A Two STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
WE'LL oistern and out houses all new, Just compile.
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house Is built
with ell modern Improvements the grounds hsVo Q
mont on kingman Avenue Of 20 rods; q beautiful
Of the Farm thore several springs Of pure water
running out nom the banks Of the raYine, which
with simple hydraulic works. can be conveyed 70 ems
part Of the Farm. For 9ontlemani1 Residence
the Whole grounds can be elegantly and taatafully
arranged. Tor Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul-
tnro, L can ba made profitable, being 30 noar the
ciy-ony about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm con be divided into lots Of one 10 i've Or
more acres and make elegant residences, and at Q
large advance Of the prico ut which it can now be
land, part Of which ig . beautiful Grove. The
Kin6mRp Street Railroad passes through the Ave
nue In frOnt Of this Farm,
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOH HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &c. corner Of Kinsmen snd
Forest Streets Lot lie ieet kinlman, and eoG on
Forest Btg6et. House and improvements arg all firBl
class, with all the nodorn stylei and built in sub
stantial manner.
AlSo-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUBE
Barn. Out Buildinggi &os situated Forest street
Lot 100 feet front by 225 foot deep. This s q lTg
class house, built in substantial manner, and II
the Italian style Of architecture.
Al5o-Another TWO STORY BRIOK HOUBH
Barn. Out Buildings &C.. adjoining the one last Do
aorihed. Lot 100 fsot 'front.' b 25 feet deep, and I'm
ished In all respects Ike the other.
Also-0Nh VACANT LOT, on Kinsman street
second lot IRON the corner Of ktnaman and EOres
gtrostg lis net mont By 395 deep Nine lots, For
| est street, between ktngmant and BcoEiu Avenue
east side. Lots 60 foet mont bg Z5 fsst doop WI
sell on time to Bult puTohaserBs
U8-for further Information enquire of the under
signed No, 4O9 Kinsmnn st., Cleveland, Ohio.
| iunss0;saa B. BAREEB.
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2saaI AotiEEa
Iohn HIM

John n. BorEss, Ers
frsderiEa Borra8, Eds
ward He1eenmuIler, u Jn5
stump. VIM. NackaV,
Theodore kogea, Adam
EchulalT, Naleurfn8
bWaini Oafharire Bur-
ger Garman BanFVoiant
ssciety, John Black,
EfanclI Cra 4lofd, Go.
Greenfold. John Rem
Orick Isaac and Lsona 3
C0yart harles Heath
Giles white, drm ol
Heath 3 White, Esrdi-
naud 3chumaEer John
Laigy, Commonwealth
lnsurauc8 Com pauy,
VIM. D Leounr ". ~.
Harbu Cha les Griffith.
Melanrtcu Burr, Wm .
hlchards0n, Fhliip e.
MeaFer, John Mott,
John D. Clark, Wuliam
Broggenmyer, D. Bu b
Mar a Henks, Henery
HriEeF. L. A nnw W
Mein- Defsndanti.
HH q A ROW
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LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of the best workmanship;
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining9tsbIs
Lamps for the sitting room:
Lamps for the parlor.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the seamstreIl.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shosmaktf.
Lamps for the carpenter.
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
lamps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
LampssEorlvessels.
Lamps for ever.
COME WITH THE CASE.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH,
COME WITH THE CASH.
And you will get a bettsa article and
. ore value for your money than ct any
other place in the country, Remember
thst this is the only wholsSals Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, and one Of ti,o largest in
the United States. The only nan IN this
city who is exclusively and leaitinately in
he oil trade, who thOr' ughly undsTstond'
lho oil business, who has had fcuF years
who has ten thousand dollar
invested in the business, and Who has threr
thousand regular CT utOmen Is
S. ~ BARRIE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15


Iron the Examiner, Norfolk. Val
Osphalie Pills accomplish tbs object for WhIsl
they we're laade viz Cure ofheadaohe In al isT ferns
IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Vel
Thoy have besn tested In mOro than . th0u5az
cases. with entire Success.
ITrom the Dsmoorst, Sc. Cloud, MIMI
IfTou are, or have been troubled with tbs had
aohel send for box lCephalio Pilla) 20 that yon
msT aave them II case Of an attack.
LErom the Advertiser. PFoEidenes, B. II
Ths OsPhalio Pills are said to be remarkably sl-
teoEe remey for the headache and one u the Vsry
lor that lsrz frequent complaint Ehioh ha1 sE-
[Fron ths Western B. B. Gazette, OhicaEo. MI
WehsArtiiy 9derss Mr.. spaldlnE. and his uHd
Vslled O5pbsl ffls-
IFrom the Ksnawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that peFsons suffering with hsaaschs,
who tr7 thsni viii stick to them.
Iron the sOuthsrn Psth Finder. n o.
~ 5B91 y01 13as are e sstd % & S9S E Sf sEs sS5:
msr0us list that has r0osiTod benefits thst nc other
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lFrOn ths 81. LouiI DsmoorAi.l
The iEmsnse demand for the article tOs5hsEie Filsl
& rapidly snersasinE.
TErom the GAEstts, Davenport, IoEa.i
Mr. spaldlng would not connect his name win au
arttcls be did nOtF- ~ to possess real merit.
TFrom the Advertiser, Pr0T,isnos, r. Il
The testimony IN their favor Is strong, lEon tht
most Teap psotahls Qusrters.
ITT0m thsDsily News, Newport, Z. IL
OsphzIo Pills are taking the place Of all kindz-
IErom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to Be very smcaoious Tor the headaohs-