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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

From SOHtRbridge.
Edward AmeS, Charles n. Hager,
jasper Bugbee Frederick Kind
Charles u. Blanchard Joseph Morse
James D. Callahan, john Murray,
Joseph Cory, VIM. .. Mason,
tlaVluS Cheney, Newal Newell,
Euwln Dexter, VIM. ii. Parsons,
Marcus l.. Dilaber, VIM. Ryan,
James Flynn, Thomas Rattican,
Luther IL. FOX, TerIance Smith,
Cnarles Green, Alvin Streeter
george A. Hanson, Francis Spencer.
AdelDert A. Horn, Leonard Ii Webster,
Albert Holems, John +. Walker,
titz IL. Hall, james Larey,
Phillip w. Harris,
From Charlton.
Len Allen, Elijah n. Partridge,
Lew I. Bemis, David L. Partridge,
Nicholas Butler, Nathan Pratt
Andrew Darling, Peter c. RObbingS,
winfield Scott ritz, Daniel 5. RObDngs,
Abraham A. Eastman, Edwin TORY.
Manson Gould, Samuel Tourteotte,
Ehjah MclntiIe, John A Ward,
Linus Mclntire, Samuel j. Blood,
Ruius Mclntire, LOrin L. Harris,
Rufus n Motit, Alvin n. Lamb
Allchael flgyot AlOnzo W. Lamb.
From Dudley.
EDWIN Adams, EraStus EdmundS,
Nelson 5. Aibee, Edward CIregery
Henry IL. Albee, John A HaScall
FRANCIS Bates, John NJ. Reyes,
WinSor Corbin, James Nelson,
James Cory, Lucus Peunimau
H. W Doras, Horace RObbings,
David J. Donahue, Lloyd w. Wilder
Francis Edmonds,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

Representative District No. 25 The Re
publican voters and all others who support the national
and state govern mcnts, and in favor of all means
necessary 10: the eectual suppression Of The rebellion
ae requested To elect delegates to convent TO he
oct ZSth, at2 clock r. NJ for the purpose nominal
INK TWO candidates for Repre enatNts be voted for
at the next ensuing state election and for the nnrnoee
OF trasacting any other bu ,nebs that may properly
come before the convention The basis of re presrna-
ton will he one delegate for every fifty voters or maor
~ fraction o. that number, according the last census
Sutton al d Millburv. N'
Per order of the Republican District Committee
Millbury, Oct. 81, 1862 dt2as o5i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

The WIZARD is to perform at the theatre
this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

homeopathic Phnrmacy.-1he sale of IIomeo-
bme Eemelles, Books, &c Interrupted by Dr. JeHck's
siivss, " Iesumed ny A. II. ROWLAND n CO. ct tho
same entrance, 2J9 Main street, Cup stairs dtf O6
20 YOU wish Tor splendid picture of your rhlld call
LgNM 1888 Main street His nrrsna erents Bic com
plet' IornoGnoing HliksreaA instAutaIr0osY dt.alf
Mrs' y. t4J1dwsn, an experienced anc sd0ues-
lul Midwife holds herselfin Readiness day and night 20
attend to Che duties Of her profession. Residence,
AustinstreGt AT O3A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

d II. EAMES,
Harrington Corner,
du Corner Main and Front streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

- s"fIin ware Rooms, y d. = isangs BsIocis.-
ne undersigned would respectfully call the attention
Of the public to his CONN Ware Rooms row open at 30
Bangs Block, opposite the Court House. VIII re- will
be found constantly on hand COrFINS and CASk ETS
of all sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
best materai. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
}. W. BROOKS
worcester, Feb IL, 1867. diff flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

Peoples Snuth-Wett Senatorial COnven-
t'sis The voters of the Worcester South West Senate
rial district Auburn Brookheld Charlton Dudley,
Leicester ord, SOnthbrdge, Sturbrilge, Spencer
Webster, West 6roOkfeld ard Warren who are In ia.
yor Of the Peoples nomination in Faneuil Hail on
the h and all who prefer the salvation the country
to the building up Of mere party will meet in convention
al harlton, On Tuesday the 2Sth inst, in the Town
ator.
The basis of representation will be two deerat for
each town, and additional delegate every hundred
votes cast at the last election.
Per orjeT state Central Committee.
Essex SAUNDERS,
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BARNsTABLE COUNT

Eben S. Whttemore of Sandwich, COM
missioner to superintend drafting In Barnsta-
bic county, has reported to Adjutant General
Schouler that the quota of said county has
been furnished and mustered into the service
OF the United States, and that each and every
town in the county has furnished in full their
respective quotas of militia men, without be-
ing obliged to draft single man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

A woman went into brokers' Office Mt
Hartford and inquired what he paid for gold
lie told her. "Well," said she, putting her
fingers in her mouth to remove her false
teeth, Il was going to get a new set of teeth.
ana thought I'd sell the old patem
Inc thirteenth annual meeting ofthe stock
holders OF the Hartford, Providence. and
+ lShkll railroad company was held in Hart.
ford on Wednesday. The net earnings of the
ROAD Tor the year have been S07, 999-an in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-24

Gen. John II. Gage Of Nashua, commissary
general of New Hampshire met with an ac-
cident on the 2lst, which it is feared will re-
suit fatally He was on cunning excursion,
and while putting his guns into wagon he ac
cidentally exploded one of them, the charge
blowing away part Of his face and the bones of
one OF his ears. He has a wife and three chill
dren, and is about fifty years of nre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
William Bieteher, D In Common Pleas Ouyaho-
vs. ga Co, o. Attachment

William Bletcher, ! In Common Pleas ouyahO-
william S. Marsh. Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM S. MARSH VIII take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1854 the
said William Bleteher filed his petition and com
meneed his action against the said William s.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
10 recover from the said William s. Marsh the
sum of 81, ,619 9s, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober 11th, 1851 and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right 70 recoF-
er on q certain Judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid BY the Bank Of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and william
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bleteher, and the consideration for
winch transfer was advanced BY Plaintif, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
full owner and holder Of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, aud for money paid upon
said Judgment to the use of said William 3 Marsh
By said William Bletcher, 40 part of which iudg-
ment hat ever been paid BY the said William 8.
Marsh. Said defendant, William s. Marsh, viii
appearin said Court and answer said petition on
Of before the 6th day Of April A. ID. 1882, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS b NOBLE,
febT:STo PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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LOR SALE.-I, 900 BUsH tAHADA
Peas, 50 bblI ehoios crashsri1l II llors nd -
'1is 5sigy,,- y CALDWELL 4 sIllI5soss.
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la plaintiffs Attorneys
A DEMONSTRATIONS IsALE OF


EN REAE ESTATB..-On TIE 18th day Of March,
1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House, In the City Of Cleveland, CuyahOga eoun-
ty, Ohio, viii be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate as the property Of
John Baker, deceased, to wit
Situate in the said City Of Cleveland, and IL
known as City Lot No. Is and part Of 70 in the
Lord, in original lots Nos. 81 81 69 and 70 and is
bounded as follows, to wit: North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west on
street to the alley in the rear and one loot west
from the dividing line between said lots rs and
70; the above described piece Of land having o5
feet front on Bridge street and runs back Of equal
width l0T j feet TO Al alley in the rear. -
Said premises TO be sold subject TO q mortgage
thereon in favor of one Lewis Munderhaarf, up
on which there Is due the sum OF -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the lIth day Of Janua-
day of sale. dAC0B BAKER, -
febl5.3JS Administrator.
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HAMBURGH CHEESEE60O0
III pounds HamburEh Chaasa rs ~. roosiTuI
-G( 4scsS = ~ ~ a, = SI--'il l-s 49,,
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Nnfica.
rbs st.ts Of ohio- u 80 y -,

hs stSts Of 1o Ohio Court Of Common Pleas
FFedsFicE Il, BacFus, Pppf, For Money only
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, q NONRESIDENT Of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick n. Back
Us. Of the county of Cuyahoga, in the State Of
Ohio, did, on the 18th day of January, AID. 1852,
fle his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Ouyahoga IN the
State Of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Backub Co,
on the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1851, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred ard Forty three Dol
lars and forty-fve cents, with interest thereon
from Nay 18th, 1861, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise. BY said Howe, Backus 3
Co., sold and delivered to said Ralph Walker at
his special instance an1 request, that said &C
count has been assigned to said Frederick NJ
Backus, who is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for a judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker is Notified that he Is required to appear
in said Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9th day of April, 1852, or said petition
viii be taken as true and Judgment rendered &C
e0rdingly. FKEDEBICk II. BACKUS,
-.-!---F at By Rsnney, Beekus & Noble,
feb73I9 BIS Attorneys
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r-,-.-o AIlDtltLI 7. oLlA Dhl
MAsTERIB sALE-PUReU UANT

M ASTER' 3 SALE-PURe UANT
ordeE o. sale from the Court % Common Pleas, %
uSahoga county, Ohio, ct the suir OF Samufi o.
Biooka and kcWin W. Brooks Against HOratio .
94te3S Della II. Cats, Augusta n. Mtttlsbergsr
Edmund q. p. MiHlebarEors william 4ittleberRer,
g0mmercial Mutual Insurance Co q Thomas n .
How, Josiah King aud William Shinn, srscutors
Of Ohas. Aver, deCea1ed and Othars 20 ne direat-
ed, shall expose for sale, ct public auction AZ re
door Of the Court House. In the Oity of ClsFsiand
on the 18th day Of HebraaEyp 1862 at two O'Clock p
parcels Of land to Wit situate In the tOEn5hfo Of
Brooklyn, being number seven IL the thirtsanfb
range OF townships in the Ounnacticuf Wesfern ~
serF8 IN The Stat8 Of Ohio, and which ID also N fhe
County Of ouyahogAs and is known b7 parcel Of land
on Ws1t side Of Cuyshoga River, now III Citg al
OlsFsland, aud il BOUNDED Is folioUs. saStsriv ~
OuyahoGa River northerly By land heretofore con.
yeY8fto judad Colt 1y John a. Woolsay; Vlest ~
kiFtr etrest. % calcoi and BoutfErll hF land fsr
morly owned b. A lrod v illiaml, and being 6fnsfv
ni19 n - 80 on ~ anosa klveE, qIid offending
At ght angles with kiyef street, and aid iTo n
hivor atIesti about one hundred 1nd iorfy lsf -
ing the l4me aud conFoFed 70 SAID EdTnf7d t p
ittlehoreer, By The Ohio LIZ lnEurauce snd Ir11f
golnr r4ngs ~ deed recorded IN UuYato4n Counfy
hesorus, vol g. pages q and q. And also anothsI
above and bounded northerly bF sad parc0l 81 land
ABOVE deseit6edi eagtorly b. Cuyaho7a BiYsr, vest
ery ~ said klver str eti and southerlq By line
parallel with the neftherlY Hue, and tFe1fTsone
ioet distant therolfela, extending rom laid klIeT
70 said River gtreet, being part af tha Alfred VII
twenty fast lront on said hiVers and TIE Elevator
building, maehinery, and a1ture1 On 9aid premises
Be The tlmo more or less. but subject % All legal
highWsya- Appraised at ~. " aAan
Adams ; CsuasId,f Masbsr somnisli5asF.
1Itf1 Attiyl. ianE-17f
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LEGlLa aN0fleES.a
lT TA6pNRlS .E,bIlFI lFI-PURBIJANT

liNH AO1Alti tiCalih 44l-ElUA8UA
Ia 70 the ponmaFd q .. dacrsipl rqHieF of sale
nom The uoutt 81 Cou mon Plsag II Cdy g eOun-
~ Qhio af tIe sIt Of hiio - 1ministra-
Tor oi Ihomss HeWard, against n ilhefm Won Dral-
hen and Diadrich BAh1oGs, tone directed, shall
expose for sae, at public auction, q the door o toe
day q EepEnaEy, 1852, q Two clock p q; Of said
dayi the tooNng dgcriosd lot parcel Of land: In
tn4 toTnahip q tArma A said county, aud known
as the whole o. lot number Two, IN the Parkmau
tnaetland ponnded, heginlnning ~ post standing
IN the northeast corner " said lot; thence south
Eoug t3 st tlne Of said tfsCt GEd LOT lleen chains
% POST thence vest along the south line Of said
lot dlty 10 ir hams thirty links 20 post; thence
north Along the vest lino or 1ad ot dftesn chains
70 = posf, Enanc9 elgt aiong the north line Of said
l lfaan chains thrty lib k8 70 the rlgcs Df begin
ming containing sixty. six f5ll0 acres Of land mere
% tees. Abpfaistd at 81 I993 %. ta 80
And aiBo one other lot, Bifaated IN the Blake tract
knoRn 8 part Of lot number twelve snd boundeq:
beginning Rt Dnst standing "a thf east ne Of said
lot tW sivs about Ten chains and thirty nnk3 south
from he nortnoeat corner thareOG thence south
along be east line Of Baid lot thirteen chains any.
nine links 20 3 po4ti thence Wegs along narked
line forty eight CHAINS sixty Links . post In the
VET Ilno of seid los; Themes north Along the vest
Lac OF said lOi thirteen chaiDa nfy -nins LINKS 70
poati thence east along marked line forty eight
chains sixty LINKS 20 he place Of beginning. con-
tanning sixty 8lX 4-l0o acres, more or less ApprA8
ed g ", 81 20. d. W.QAGE,
williamson Riddle, Master O0mmir.
PlaintidE Attorney. iau9lsa75
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TASTER'S aSALE-PURsUANl

MASTER'S SALE-PURsUAN7
lNt to thu command Of decrstal order Of sale
issued from the Court Of Common Rleag ofOryahoG1
cOunty, Ohio, at the suit Of John A. Foot against
Henry R.Smith, Margaret A. smith and others 70 ne
directed, shall expose to sale at public auction q
ts door OF tbs Uoart House IN the CitY Or tgeyslad
1852, o. 10 O'Clock a. a, the following described
lands and tenensuts, % wit: Known by boing Q
County Of Cuy ahoga - state Of Ohio, and q boun-
dOd a5 follows. Beginning in The center q Cedar
the LOT line Of said lot l5 thence south pa ae with
the west line Of said lot, 25 chains ana ~ links
thence east one chain and e5s link1; theno3 ncEfh
g chains and 4oS Inks 20 the center Of said OedaL
street thence north So west along the oenter q
said street, one chain Snd 97S links % the place Of
beginning containing I've acres Of land, be ths sane
more or less, but subject to all legal highways,
Appraised ct S5sl. GEOS q. " 1MAhs
JoaN A. FoOT Pid iAn2l:s7s
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MASTER's sALE,-PURsU

M AsTER,s sALE.-PURsU,
lll Ant 70 the command Of dsorsial order Of
laio ron the uouTt Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, ct the suit o. The gisyeland and Mahoning
Railroad Company Against lgaac L.. Hewitt
Others 70 me directed, shall expose for sale at
public auction, at tho door Of tho court House, IN
the City Of Cleveland, on the tWsnty-hfth DAY Oi
March, IS8s 81 three O'clock P a the lOil wing de-
scrbsd parcels OF land, situate in the CITY Of GsTs.
landi county 0i OuyahoEa, ana state oi Ohio and
kncEn by being part Of HeWitts glbdiEislOn 81 the
90 called MsrEin property IN sAid City Of Cleveland,
Parcel No. L. Lot No hfisan Of ,aid subdivi.ioE.
Appraised Is 322e6 ~ O. -la -n1l
Parcel 70. Lot Eo, sixteen Of IAid Enbdiyh'
iou. Appraised 81 tl933.
Par0alAo,s lot Aes, SsEsRtoon gf said spbdiYis'
ion. ApprHissd at Vlg33.
Parcel No, 4. Lot No eighteen Of said srbdiViI'
ion. Appraised at SOS.
Parcel Ne s. Ths westerly part Of lot No. nine.
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northerlY south
sy and westerly b. The lot lines, and sasEeTly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
merWin street and about i5rty-gsYen feet distant
I0utheasterly theTeir0m. Appraised 81 f2566.
Parcel No. s. Tbs eagteriY p5rt Of lot No. nine.
tnan Of said gubdiFlgfcn bounded northaFly easter
h and southsrly By the lot lines, and westerly BY
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWin street and about forty seven feet distant
sdutheaEterly tharsfrom. Appraised at tg33
HENRY G. ABBEY, Master Oomm'K
BAENEY, BAuKUs q HOBLa, Attorney
1af2sfr0fn
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william BIetcheF, Piaintia, D IA the C0aTF

William Bletcher, Plaintiff, ! In the Cours Of
william s. Marsh, Defendants Cuyahoga GO, o
HIHE DEFENDANT IN THIS AUTI0N,
William s. Marsh, Is hereby aotifed that q
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been fled IN the Clerks ONCE Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cuyal1OgI county, and State Of
Ohio setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred tOrtysssYen dollars ana sixty i've cents
with interest thereon from the 7th day OF Octo-
Der, A d. 1851, upon pr0missOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day Of August, 1851, and made paF
able in two months after date to this plaintiff a.
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense Of pro- sting
said note IN the sum Of two dollars and six eenfs
and interest thereon from said 7th of October
and that said petition prays Judgment against
said defednaRt on said nOta for the sum Of
81 550.71, with interest thereon from the Ith day
Of October, A. ID. 1851 Ssid defendant Is further
notified that be must answer said petition on o.
before the 18th day Of April next; or in default
thereof judgment viii be taken against him, 81
EANNEY, BACKUS q NOBLE,
-a---a a-i r PlafnffdIia AttOrrevg
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RSTHTR OF HENRIETTA COL
HI ETN8 !--Notios q hel.sg elIsn that the andsf-
IiFnsd has been agRoint9d Adlalns 5ratrtx of the
osfats 81 Hsnri8tta y. Oolnss - g geIsand, a.
SsSSSd fhbuBN1 SARAH 4. RO8N
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PLAINTIFF g Attorneys.
M ASTER'S SALE-PURsUANT \

MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT TO
I'VE the command Of g docretal order Of sale
Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuy-
shoEa county, Ohio, ct the Buit Of John A. Foot
against francis A. Bomsr, Hannah }. Bonner, and
others to directed ha expose for sale at pub.
n Auction A ne door of fhe Court Houas in the
City Of Cleveland, IN said county on the
daF Of februarY l962i at tan clock A. H. the lol
lowing described pieces and parcels Of land, % Wit:
Parcel No L a tract or lot Of lana situated in the
twelfth range Of toW1ghips In the Connecticut West
arn Reserve the State OF ohio, and which e also
IN the county Of Ouy ahoga, and b known by being
part Of lot 408s dbounded g ioil9E98 commencing
west corner of said lot 15; thence north along the
original lot line (10 twenty chains and II links 70
the southwest corner Of land conveyed b. Charles
q. Robinson 70 David P. W. Dayi thence east DE-
s0uihsrly line Of laid land conveyed b. Robinson .
Day as aforeasid; thence north ~ west along the
eaIteriY lins Of said lot c1nEsysd 6y Robinson 70
Day Aforesaid, hVe % chains and s. links 20 the
The center Of said Cedar street one hundred and h
tsSEen st (l5T) aad nine (ei inches thencs soqth
parallel with the west line twenty nFe ~ chains
my four and one nall (54sl INKS hence west snloo
the place Of BEGINNING containing nine. ana one
eighth acres Of land. Apprai9ad af Sl6s4,
Parcel No. 2. A lot Of land Ia the toTnship Of
NeWburgh county Of Cuyahc "a, and stats q I hiO
b ths center Of Cedar street and Il west lna c
aid LOT fO8; thence eaat 49 south hunrtd (lO)
lest along tbs center Of said Oedsf Gtreet thence
south = Q east me % chains sixty fEs @ inks
one half (593 links the west line Of said lot 4
thance north along said west line ave % chsn1
aiEty.V (s5l links TO tbs place Of tegfnning, nnd
being seven sighthS O4l ota9 9eIe q lSae pral
John a. Foat, srd - Mastsr ConnlF.
PiRintid. ian7ts56
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NEE GRHFENBERG FAMILY

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The Intelligence o. the community ia not insultod
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The Greienberg utaT1ne Oaeholicon d an infAlli.
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The 9r9ienberg Pile Bemedy never falls % permap
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The Grefenberg Ohildren'I 3 Panacea ID an tnYalu
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gqTnNER5Q NOTT0n i

A sSIGNEES- -NOT1OE.-NOTToH
~ 8 hereby given THAI ths undsrsignSd Ia bssn
eDpointsd assignee of James etrahan, of ClaFeiand
PtrSons having claims asaln1t him VIM pressnt ths
HamB 70 me for allowance within aix uionthS affer
OHAG. ". NOBLE,
Bbl831 A1ltgn6a,
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Mrs. h T. WEEkB,
Is G.SWORMBTTIT,

Uo1IloI II0loI = I1II,
"a The above named Ladies we are personally 80
quatne6d WITH, Gnd know that for seVersl yearH
while We Lived ID Medina, they were great suferaru
Miss s. has been 90 badly afflicted that it was witt
dt4culty she was able 20 stand upon her feet ~
bottles Of OathoiioOn entirely cured her Of her
plants. Ny Wifs received great benefit from thin
medicine. We recommend e 70 ehs Ladies Of THU
county e safe aud G11cient remedy for the many
I . ~ - JOHN WEEKB,
BditoF Oanneld Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-24
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