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- A1rrfAAx AFPoHTlrEETs.-GoF. Dennison
yesterday appointed Lieut. Colonel Rodney
Eason, Whe commanded the "a Ohio repi.
(. 4 msn, at the battle Of Bull Run, Assistants
- iAdiosant General. s,gses
2 DE. v. L. NoNHlsn, Of Columbus has
slsss bssn appointed surgsOn-Gsueral of Ohio,
- one Ofthe best appOintnshts taAt could have
been made.
rv4g Capt Guatavus Bsseom, Aid to Braga-
s disr General Cox, and Capt. Thrall, of Com
Fsny B, Second Regiment, 0. Y. n, have
~ been sppOlatsd BY the President, Assistant
Adiutsus Generals with their present rank
oaPt Bascoms III graduate Of one ofthe best
military schools O the country, and Capt
Thral has served With honor in the Second
Regiment and hss made military tactics the
.r prinopal study Of bis lie.
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By the use Of hsse Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous OF Sick HeadAchs may be prevented; and &
taken ct the commencement Of an attack Immediate
relief from pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removin he Nausea or Head
aohs TO which y nales are subject
They act gsotly upon the BoWels, removing Cost
iyeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicats FsmaIss, anS
all persons Of ofsedsntary habits they are valuable as
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone n
Visor to the digestive OrsanE, and restoring 81
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE 0EPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigated and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years. during which time they have prevented ans
relieved vest amount Of pain and SUFFERING ron
Hsadaohs, Whether originating in the narvous uyp.
sem' or nom derGnged stats Of the stomach.
Thsy entirely vegetable IN their competition.
and may be taken Et al times with perfect nafst1,
Without making any ShAngeof diet, and the abssnss
of sny daasreeabie tase renders Il easy to adminis.
Ter them to Chiidrsn. v.1-k ds
B AREOF 0OUETRKFEITsI
ne gsngisns have nvs signatures Of Hsnry O.
sSrsOld By DruEsiSss ana All Dealers IN Medicine
Boz VIII Be sent By mail, prepaid, on rsoslvt d
the price, il. --5ss-rr
.TWENTY-FIVE UEEB.
HTAn Ordsrs should Be addressed 70
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
l5 - SOsdar strsst, NOE York.
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,F- P1RPARED By
DR, J. O.. AVER Z CO..
- IUW ELL MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS
a Knnln llrrnr. q =. D-ra.An

|
49,. Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S.
q 20 AXKRs CHERRY PICTORIAL
haR won for itself such 3 renOEn for the cure
eVeTy variety Of Throat and Lung mpiRint tha
= - eEttrelT unneoe8nary or rs 70 recot the eYi.
osnco OF Its virtues, wherever It has been epioysd
A. e has long bosn IN constant uBe throughout thu
eeottons We need not do more than assure the peor
It, qualtty L kept up to the best isevarhcs bsan and
that Il may b relied on to do for their relief Al Il
ha1 eFef been found to do ~ 90
1sa Ayes OAEHARFT6 PlLL9 -
FOB THE CURE or
Ooollgeot s1lsdsee B5gpspsi1, lndigesfion, Dlasua
oTTi Eogl 6onacb, EFIgipelas, Headncks Pilas -
lGssns Arlpttons end SKA Dtlsaess, LiUer Oonplais
AFopeqi Is11ar, 1allora cad SAX Bhsm, Woras, Qoaf
kS1ebsa, q a DtlsT Pa, Gsa foT PsTVv3.9
They are srgar-oosted, 30 that the most ssnIitiye
can take them pleasantly, and thoT are the hosf
ePersnt IN the world for all the purposes q hHiI
Prise 9 esnts PER Box Five Boze. for 5lea
ereot nun bera OF Olergymen, PhyBiciana, Stafsu.
men, and eminent personages have lanf their naTrs
. certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these rene
dies but cur space here VII not permit the insertiu
ot tnona-- ne Agants below named furnish gratis
our An ERIoAH ALMANAC, in which they arc RiVpr;
WITH also fali de8er PtC1s Of The above eomplaints
40 ne trnatmsnt thai should Be followed i0F thef
% not b pat od b. unprinoiBled dealers Vith
other preparations they mako more prodt on. D.
mAno ATlEias and take no others. The sick Eent
ne pesS AID tners Tor them, and thay should nave
- Al 9sr Es@seis' - s9F ssIs y Nn. gIsEs,
- Ayers Cherry PsosoraI, sarsapsriiIs and q,
tharfic Pills, srs ior sale By Ohnrchin 4 Brothsr q
v. corner Public Souare and Ontario street.
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GOKEll UOKEII OOKETTEW-
~ ~; WALLACE 4 SON ABE NOW MAEo4
WILLIE Strip Vein OOAL,s-FF FFhich a sunerior
@ any other Coke "a tie markes We can fdrnish
no using IT, and Who speak Of Is ohaTactsr IL he
40. ! eo5ltsnt spniv a H.,,,,,,,.u,. 49,
fsin 1HITRIEG COAL: and aiso ioT Dorae-tio
55PE oqaied 4mlediatsly On the lsss olthe SUsvss
..49 = tlttebd dtS h4ilread, We can ahip with a..
PAiae e any sara Of tEi Hfata-a OrderB solicited i
~ r t's9lis z1igl 9Q.1. WALLACE q SOIf. q
So. aais.aunPsYtble, JefssFson Co, b.
SaA' - AS9o' GS1:ES
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RnNE TE9pTLFOw.

IN this connection We Oner rev testinOnIai5;
81 am q Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which VOC advertise Marshsls Ute
Eipe Uetho icon as have Bdvised its use and
Useds R3y. PETER SHARP,
HestsEn Star, Ohio,
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pRFsENT pnpuLATIoN.

PREsENT POPULATION.
me- stnis Is rapidly hlng up win populafol oe3,
O25 persons having been atded since 1850 making he
present populztOn ,I3 66S, ratio q ZOE Per eant h
sen years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUcTA :,
me Agricultural Produces q IHnOlS are grsair thaa
thoss ofany other sate. The products ent out during
he pat year exceeded 800 90 tors ne Wheaterop
of go auurosches IS coo 900 bushel while ne col
crop yields not less than 14o, 600 200 bushel1-
FERTuITY OF TIE sOM
Howhsre can the industrious farmer Besuro G1ck IN
mediate results for his labor as upon theso plls sol
tbey being composed of daspTich loan, the fertility
of which, Is Unsurpassed By 1ny 81 ne gloos.
TO ACEUAL CULUVATORG
Snes 1884 re C5npeaV hdrs sold go 900 deHaL
Tey al 0nIy 70 aetHdt esi.sratoTs, azd ey eoEraa
contains agTesme1t 20 csEiuate. 1AeTa1d ha5 bel
ooEtTuesa through thsis laaas a an Pe' q so 900,
600 IN 1850 tie Populatios e fegsy.Eias eo.nt.aI
hTogh trhich q pdSIes, t1ds only 5 9e race lC1 49,
2os Raus ban addsd HiaHg ils sshols P97Hiaoa slA
se1, gan q 14sPT cot
EVIDENCES OF P3osPERuY. =
A an evidence Of the thrt of tAs people, tnsYb BE-
bushels OF grain, and go 900 barrels of o were for1
Earded oTsr the line last year.
EDUCATIOH.
Mechanics and Workngmen VII ind he nee school
system encouraged By the state and endowed with 4
lsrse revenue for the support Of schools Lneir en
and greF up with the prosperity Of the eading Sats n
the GresS Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEENE.
ne prices of these lands vary from So 70 SIS par
acre. according p location, quality, ES- First clas1
farming lands sen or about SO 70 Sl2 per acre and
the relative expense Of subdung prairie land as con-
pared win wood land IS aths ratio Of % 10 IL favor
oG theformer. The tsrms oisasf for The bulk Of hsss
lands viii be
OHE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE, =
at six per cent per annum, and SIX interest notes e
per cent, payable respectively n one two, three, four
i've and sx years from date Of sale and four notai
for principal, payable IN four, I'VE, sxand seven yek
from date Of sale tho contract that c1e-tenih
OF tho tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, for i've years fn date Of sale
so that at The end of I've years 0aeha Ea be senesd
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash except Tie should BE-
az six dollars per acre, when the eaaa Price VII be hVa
dollars.
,rOduetOns, prices, and tsus Otpaymsa; can be had
OSTER, Land Commissions,
q CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
res. and cities situated upon the MS
80, ,APPLETOE'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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EQRBEGN EXOHAINgF!T
Dfsfss u amounts 70 stit from Ft n,,S..s7" =
ngiand aIze Hrenees and al thaPFineipsI 0fIeeV 3
Germany. On FranEfsrt, BaFilu, Irt1ric Vi,ssS
ttuttghrt, Aesbeim and Prague. For 6als b
nrH RETfbgRG \ uAdSEAEn.
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~ Col. Darlington WAITS forty-eIa6t
-dFummsrs and ths-same number Of ffers-l
For this ssyyics 10 win accept twsnty boys
rom thiFiesn. 70 sixteea years Of age. e E
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H605fN00 MONEY ADVANCED,
% ven nSsS H 4 SNliH q .Rs - ssRa
ei SssTg i1S Si9 pEg Goods Colo and
Olotning ,OarpasS Piauos Mlrrorl, Faints
nes, Genetal Mg-nhERdlge, and PefHohal Pfop8lfF
ead articles of Vaiue, on the most fsrns
6nsinesl tfietTB rtVate. E1tsblished i55i WdfoheS
ana JeVeiEy Or naia e. hargains
" h E.hGGERl once No 4 VfstsFsk tEsia 4
per sn2erior strasfsoFeE qao- A IlSvi- 4 On =
sf'sFrtf'T . - a 1000 =, = ~ =
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n 8. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE.
Ma RoT Ciate Holt 4 MalshgsO OELKBRATFp
,i4 WILL BE REoEIVED DAILY 20
from hsa e1tabliahnons In Bnltfmofe--Snf -, 4.
CANS and ted fresh and food OF 10 asis = =
Spice OYstsra, Ard sardiEes kett constantly o.
hand. frr- = -
Baltimora, New York and Princes Bav Rh afo. d
ters will be resolved daily bY ETpnaas ~
~ Okaox8ss for saio b the harrei
~ u Rssus.t,O@r ss1sSS HsaN dss1sissesaa dJss 4issaa''
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All Of the 9refenberg Eediciues arc for
sale by 11-raa1i sH1 rr
li-H f0HURUHILL BROTH ER, DrusEistu,
Sln v Fs'T ti-,tarto 1t, a ,Pniilis 5Gnar
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lErOm the Advertiser, FroviJeneo, RI
The testimony in their taSor 3 sfrths. ron ths
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

Frpn the Western B, B. Gasstfs, Chioaso, MI
We We sh%SArtily % 7dSrSs Ar. spaldiaE tnd hlI ami
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TTrOn tha Democrat, 81. OlOud, Mini.I

EFrOm the Examiner, Horfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than tAOasan
oa5sSs wish entire success rr-1 ----rT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

lErom the ehzstts, Davenport, IOEs-I
NJ, spalding would not connect his name with a
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DR. GIBSON.

Professor Of E7ectropGtty and Hedioizs,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, u7 BtAirs, fsW
doom from the Public Square.
OaIcs honra from go u ard nom 2 to ecloek
pAilV. f6undaya axoaDtAdN rFs ang9
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~ The United States Express ssutsOv.
Tff q Z ward this mo7ling thirteen tons Of military
goods 'iot 0InslahssE 81 Louis and Spring
Asld, IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

u Iron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OephAlic Pulls accomplish the object for yhfol
they were lads, viz; Cure Of headache In al its rm1
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 4 WORKING AEH.
TUE attention Of the enterprsing and industrious por
ton Of the community Is directed to the following
statements aud liberal inducements oeFed thsm By the
nLIEO1s CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, Is they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very Little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS
No sats IN she Waller OF the Mississippi osra 80 great
an inducements 70 the settler as the STATE OF Illinois.
HonSee climate and sol 50 admirably combine 70 pro
dncs thoe two great staples, Co.'s and NEA1, e. he
Praries Of Gsnei5-
FRR SOUTHERN PART
Ofthe stata the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil Is admirably adapted TO the growth Of
FObacoo and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS 70
20 cs more per bushel than that further north
RICE ROLLING PRATRR LANDS.
Ths deep rich loan Of the prares IS cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF The Eastern
and Middle States moving 70 Illinois II great mum
gAnd, and the soil 4 50 rich that il viii supper twenty
miihons 0f people.
EASTERN And SOUTHERN MARKETS
These lands are contiguous to a railroad 100 miles
In sngh which connects with other roads and naVga
be lakes and rivers, thus ahordng unbroken
municatiOn with the Eastern and Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
VeoDing the soil the great resources Of the State 10
coal and iron are almost untouched. The nvarabs rule
that The mechanic flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest viii follow at early day In Illinois, and
% the course o the next ten years the natural laws and
necesaea OF the case warrant the belief that at least
avs hundred thousand people Will be engaged IA the
aate q Illinois IN various Manufacturing employ
meats.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF uLM0Ia.
Over 800 900 900 Of private capital have been sx-
pended the railroad system Of Illinois nasmrch as
part Of Che income from several OF these works, with
valuable public fund In lands, 60 70 diminish iheSate
axpsnsss the TAxE ARs u1RT, and must consequently
gvery day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
NJ Sase dSa & only s1O,1O5 s9s a. and ,cifin Tx
Ea Tse ysdrs has ben reduced 81 959, ,746 So and W
Osay reasonably expect tGi IN tel years VII become e.
tad
PanphIots dssezipuEs OF the lands, soil, climate,
j.. w FL
For the names OF the Towns, VII
nolS Cent. II. r., see pages ass, Is9 &
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WIN the Herald and PIain Dealer please
copy the abo7e2 -fsl-
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EFrOn the KsnsVha Valisy staE, Val
We are sure tAa: pes.ons sqfsrins with headaohs
who trT them, win Stiek 70 them - = =
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L1rOn ne Democrat bt CLOUD, Nina
p lyon are, o. have been trQubIsd with the had
aehet send tor box, (Gephaic PfllS,l % fhas Vcn
may have them In case Of an attack. 90 -
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Iron the Advertiser Providence, \. IL
The oophalic Pills are Said to be q rsunarkably e.
Iectve remey Tor the headache and one Of the veTT
best for that lery frequent Complaint Which - -.
sr Dosn qiseoFer6d. a7fq a1i s7T7
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ITrOm the Daily News, RSWpOrt, R.L1
Osphalis PIlls arS taxing the pluusof au kiuda.
lFron the Commercial Buiistin, Boston.l
ssid to Be- v0ry smcacious soF the hsadachs.
u Il Z q - - = =
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ghasfEtana, Is.
IlI5I 6 IS
HSsisaI yS;S5

w hGN
Aftar all other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York Cityt Wi pay One Hun
che above named dissasss. BE win pay the same
sum for the proof that any other Phydician in
the United 6tSte8 treats the Same diseases with
SIftsF many yosrs Of lASoriOus study and sxDsri-
snoe, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being abs 70 an
nOmeS TO the un1ortunats, that he has pertsoted
H''eHs sPEEDY p lEfSiflli AaB 81 PERMANENT oURR
sf the above and other -- -- r.-
PRIVATE DISEASES
with All bad elects arising thererrOm, including
DEBl LITH Oh NERVOUS PROBTRATlOh.
He has suoosedsd in curing IN this city,
OF whom had expanded hundreds Of dollars with
EefStyled phyEcsns, who profess to treat G private
maledies with guccs5s, and without receiving the
Dr. GIBs0S does not boast that he Is a nombOr OF
some College IN London or Paris, perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnartng tho innocent,
and who hold Dat great s7pectstiong never to te re
this that be Is able give entire satishction to
thoss who reposs conrdsnse in his ability and integ-
OF treatment which Challenges any Ply sican Of Lon
don Paris, any patent medicine to cal for the
FadicAl cure Of seminal Weakness and all diseases
osTangements, both mental and physical arising
nom SEXUAL OF Bocret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over AL others Sst Uncovered
and arst the agents used are In no Inspect disagree
asleI be uses no rslios q the dark ages, snch e
no restrictions IN diet or business Is required; Third,
II his treatment Il positive and certain in al Cases
he stands prepared 70 80 into any public OF pfivete
hospital IN the United States and demonstrate the
immenre superiority Of HIS new treatment over any
other now known 70 the world IN point Of prompt
ness, pgrmanency, mtdnsass Safsty and convenience
70 the pak,S1t. aT-lL .-,
Dr. GIB8ON Is permanently located IN OIsvelsnc,
and hiss during the past two yesg performed many
oursS Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of Teatments Beierence can be given to
ndiviGuals Of the first resSeotablity ~ Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
skin and integrity In all professional transactons.
DyBpepsia, -RhuemAti5m, Sorofuls and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
~ Hedioine esns to Gny Partof the country on
rso yipt Of tnn d0liArB- -.
Dr. GfBsSE7s EeW WORK On PhyuIOIOsy for sale
g y. oll9e,l mn n1RSnN r.sr j
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TRIESEMAR /, 2&3, ARE DE
TECTED BIZ ROYAL LETTERe PATEETo
england and secufod b he Seals 81 he EcoIs a.
heE%assS g paFis' and ne Impsre OOlisSs q
10 = inVaI1ablo for azhanstioa. Spsrm.Ao--h,..
and al physical disabilities.
10. g completely graduates al traces Of tko-, a.
Oases that have heretofore been treated bv fe nSS
eiOuB and poFnioiOul uge Of copaiVa and srIak7 N
Ho. has entirely SuPplanfed the iniuriouS, ~. 8
mercury, thereby tnBuFing TO the Sufferer grss- =,
IlsL algsfsns al impurities, and Fo9tilg caE tbs
TBIEsEMARs Hos5 7, send 3, an 81 1s-.t,o,, a.,
DFm Of loSenEo, devoid Of taste and - ~.
b carried 81 TIE Raistcnef poekaE 9o 4 n eis 49,
Alq diyided nto sslsrate qoses, e adlinistsrSd -
or cases sor So which asVol 81: s1d n 81 ss.h
whreby there Z aaEing q q. 10 Be- kad EhoisssE
New York Imnediatalp On Fac,iyf,s-. y..sttst
o.. BerreS VIII t9rys.ld "a. sSlsisnkr &c any ~
o. ne Morisa ssoe5eI lsessd, snd add esS9 S5oord
- sOl1 also b =. ,. sAYLORD and va
BlsAHi Vls'eAne IaRg
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Thomas Dsnhau, at ',''i 1'''On VI ln0l'' Onis'

V. SCiviI action lor money only.
.nOURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
lCUFAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO.-Tho said de-
iendaDt, Thomas nsnham- Who is q nen resident q
the state Of OhiO is hereby nntidad that the said
9arVin Kent, Plaintiff, the ID day Of August,
l66l nled IN the once OF the Clerk Of the Court o.
common Pleas Of Ouyahoge county Oluj his petit
ticn against sid Denhanl, the object aud prayer Of
which % 70 recover judgments AGAINST the said de-
fendant on hts liability endcrser on tir promiB-
soly notes t0r $50 each made By ;. u. Blackburn,
dated OleFelandi January ., ls9, payable with IN
terest annuaiys resp ctisey in two thr1e four and
nFe years frcm date, 20 the order % sid Thomas
Dcnham, and b. him endorsed 70 iha plaintiff
Seld petition praye Judgment ou causs Il aetien No.
lof 80 o. with Interest on t4o2 - ffom January
2Ss l56l. and on 81 % from Ja1uarf p, 1850 On
cause OF action No for 5so, and interest on ~
~ ron january =, 1857 and on So 50 nom lanuary
=. lsol Yn cause OF aeflon No 3ter IS 50, and in
telest On " 50 nom JanuarJ IS $50. and 81 60
tron January . 1906 and on cause Of aCtion No.
for 90 ., and interest on s2s 50 nom January a
1850, and on - 80 from sanuasy =, ISL
said defend nt u hereby notiled thal An order o.
ttanhmsnt haa eeen issued IL aid aesion, and thas
ne Is reuree to anEWsr said petition by the 18th day
Of October, 1851.
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q 1Uel Iron thsst Eouil Dsuoorakl
the innsnSo demand for the article (OsphaIia PIIu)
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IBron the Southern PAth EIndsE, 3. OIL
. Try them you that are aniotsd, and Ve ara nm
morous list that haa rsosiTsd ~ efts fhSf ~ 49,
nediojna can produce.
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A g. Searls, assignor,
to
EdRard BlnFhann. frnsfaa

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN TO
IN -fhetEeditoss Ofthr said 3. g. 8earlg, that q
dIVd nd Of * pr O. on their several eiii-1s ba1
been D. clarsd By The Prybate Court Of CuyahogR
County, t.hio. and thaf the sane viii Be paid to
them By tha said edward bingham, at his oiice, in
The City Of Osyelands in said county, the ID DAY
DANIEL r. TILDEn, Judge.
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gegaI aotitts.

WIIism KdRards, ! B fore Alex nc sFids ). P. Of
Thomas Price. hogs county, Ohio.
ON THE 61H DAY OF AUGUST,
VA D n6t, said Justice Issued an order Of At
tachment in the above action for the Eum Of Two
Hun dred and Ninety Dolla-s and Eighiefn gent8t
and tht will be f1r hearing fhc 18th day q
September, A. D. k6l, at O'Clock \. Il.
WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Bsrea. o.. Aug ls. Issl;2s2,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the subscriber ha5 been duly appointsd
and qualified a. administF sfor On tse estate q
James t+Erdner late OF Uuy ahoga co1nty, deceased.
auRi535t GEO. " GABDNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, prr
sent8 2 the attcntiou OF Mothergl her
q SCOT II ING SYRU p
FOB CHILDREH TEETHINn,
allay ALL PAIN and sPssmedie action, and y sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, nothers, win give rest % JouF
BEI.fEtF AID HEALTH TO YoURIFBAETs.
Wo have put N and soid this article iof oVoT ten
years, and OAH SAY, IN COHFIDEHOH AND
Truth Of what We have meyer been able e gay q
BIHGbn IESTAhCET TO EFFEOT CURE When
timely used. Never did W. KNOW an inatAnoe oi dl-
~, ali are delighted With It's operations and sp 10
terms Of fcommondstion pt the magical ehasts and
medical virtues, We speaR in this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW, afler tcp year, oEpaFisnoe, and
pledee our reputation FOR the hiidlment Of What We
hsre declare. In almost every instGnee whsFe the
VIII be found IN iitean or twenty minutes att7r she
syrup i5 administered
Thls valuable Pre5aracka d Is the Prssorlpiioh Of
New England, and bEs been used with AsyeF-s -saitDg
- FHOUsAHDB OF CAsHs.
Il not only relieves the child nom pain, but inYig
orates the etomneh and bowels cOrrecls aaciity ana
gives tone and energy to the Whos sgstari Il VII
GRlPIRG IN TIN BOWELS, and WIND OOlllC
and oyeroomes convulsionB, which II not speedily
remediod, end IN death. We believe it the best and
aAfs9t remedy IN the World IN ali cases Of pYeeltsry
and Diarrhoa In children, whether Il ariBes iron
Teethingi or any Other cause. We would Say q 0Es
ery Mother who has child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints, do not let your prgudioes,
the preudces OF otherz stand between you and your
suering Child and the relief that viii bs Boro yea
Absolutely Sure 70 follow the Of this Medicine,
utinsly used. Fun direction for ugng VIII aooori.
amy eaeh bottle: Hoas genuine unless She lao
dmilo Of OUBT1S h PERKINS, hoW York, is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by DTHEgists throughoat
Principal oface, ls Cedar Street New York.
PB1CB. ONLY 95 DENTS PEB BOTTLE