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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08
CANFORD's HAIR DRESSING

sL5-d -Er q. a KINGSLEY, OIsyslaae,
0qtld&E GsHsrei 4 Rsnt Tor 0aie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

'.Very we'll Pil measure the gro6id,
and do yen place yo6r man" 81 /
It was done d Eel is
ihoV. .ifo. tAe pistols whispered thS
captain 10 hia fellow -sscond. .~gl.1
- ftFh0y afe al ready. in sthsT vaIiss.i' ~
piled ths doster. y. '.sss. -. -sigs71B
The princiPslB we're ylsosa. ten paeet
apark and wearing that desidsIlv nHcomL
fortable air q man hss Who = ir. f1oI7'
ryezpsetation Of being shot. .5sin5 ]
II, when l give the word" said the oaP.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

KH ASIER'b SALH-FU Rs UANI
iyI to the command Of pluTies deerstsl ordsr
or lsle from the Court Of Qommoa Peas OF Cuyaho-
Levi Thomas, HliEabeth Th0mas, Elscta schnelL
Board OF Educaa,n q Of East Cleveland Township and
Al public auction, Et the dooF Of The Court Hor 81
10 the CITY Of Cleveland, On the I'D day Or ebrusFT
lot or aaTcsi land climate IL los and S teFinuif
q point tho road a. - Rst corner Ofthsf
pOrtOn Of said original premises sst on to Elecfa
Schneli; thence IN = ehainss thence Bs9llo- n
% links; tnence 5Q4o y chains ard 76 linfs "a
Hsst line Of Chittenden Lewis laHd. atfenSs & K
chains snd Links; thencs n .6l14e N 8 chaipS SnS
90 linksi thence 504o " chains to tho Pisnf
Roa1i thence y ss40 = chalns end 81 hnka % the
y joe .acfes 81 fald land being ID i6l No. 4. and
SH 100 aerpl IN los No. .. sAppraisad a S6OO
Williamson Riddle, -, ~ .
PlaIntia' lttirs i.naa.s.s
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VI JILLlAA~KI I IDD,

w - = ,-,-11,....,-AH. = = - y I ~ v
d5uom -J,pAs n bEl 6avR r as
AND oREAMKHTAL HAZE. WOBK.
aFinE done IN . superior manner q rs-
AAl7o-An kinds q Ensraying aad stsnen Opttiag.
Over Fogg'E Ohina Han. superior ST., UsTslahd-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

OlF117 On EHE OohMEscI4 Az lau5pAL lsl. 90. \
. CisTelsnd FebruEy 3, 1862. 3
MOTTO CE-1HR ANNUAL EGEO.
Il iTICT fof tha cholos ~ Trustees ~ this Con
psny vii be hsld as the Once Of The Company, ID
Clavelru6, on the 18Th tnBs. 4be Pol Rlll hcen A.
81 fthe Succssding ANIMAL On VII b. chos5hg
GEO. A. HLbDALE,
iebSsS75 eeGstaTys
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NTASTER'S SSAAk-PORsUANT

. \ =
Z lfA 10 the command Of . defEetsl order Of sale
t. at the suit OF John SheTmBni against John
Spraeue sAnd othsrs, to me directed, khall expose
for sails 1t pablo auction, at the door Of The Cgurs
House. in the CITY sf Cleveland, the tRent first
day of February, 1869 at three O'Clock P. NJ, the
foluWirg desrrioed misas, situate In the town
ship Of Mayield, In the eOuUty OF Ougahgs, and
State Of Chic, and known bY lot No. efteen, IN traet
No thrse and bounded as 10 lOws East, vest, north
and south By lot lines, and containing one hundred
and iOrty, s1 ana one ThiTd acres Of Land, De the
Eame more less, but hubect to slf legal highwayg
west co. ner thereof, set on to John Spregue for
homestead, bounded as follows; comneneinE g. 3
pons in the west line Of said lot nine chains 20 links
rorthsrir from the southwest corner Of said lot
thenca runnibg nOrth on said west line sig chains
Is links 10 the northwest corner Of said LOTT thsnee
east the north line tWsnty hAtnt ~ lnhB; thence
south psfsIel with the west line six chains Is Inks
thence vest twenty chains 50 links the place Of
V'7---1'' HENRY e. ABBEE,E Il
L. Prentis9, -.r-rzl-.r-s E Master CeRm'r.
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; MEDICAL.

nRg KIN App, OcULIsr, q
IL years sxpsri6noO, ez0lnSiysIy tEess5 ~.
81 tDs Rye and De4fne9S, d .s.a.3 ~ -. ui.s
~ Abundant testimonials OF person1 restoze1 3
sight o. Esaring in New York the Western States
IArtiEaal legsl ilSsrtsd THAT MUV1, and she bes
quality. DR.. *. has takopA Dtploma In oompetttoI
with ali other OcuifItg, ct the New York Btats Ehu
il- his auBsrb Artificial Eyes. fr7p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08
HASTER'S SAJ E-PfiHSTTAN M

I'M ASIEh = SAI E-F uHCUANI-
lHk to the command Of ceCrstal order Of sale
trOm the u OF Common Pleas OF uyat ozs coun-
ty Ohio, At ths suis OF Chester Baxier and others
against JOhR Z. heWtOn, and Others to me direct G
shall exp sac at public ahetion. at the door
Of the Court House in the City Of Del Ishd on Ea
18Th day Of FEB 1867 ct 10 O'clock A. H., one equsi
nd undiT idea half N commeu Of the sOiloWirR de-.
Ecribed premises; 81 uafa in he township Of Bfoo-
yn, in te State of Ohio WEich is also In county %
ny Pur. haze, 80 called, iu that p1rt of The CitE pE
Cleveland, n erly known and called he Gify -of
Ohio, 10 WI; lThe ono usl and undlFided halffril
common Of each lofs half lot End block is spprail
At he emoun1 D ared Immediately af er each lnf -
To- lots grE0 Iofsf frrr a.
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JEWELRY.

M BUhI,7 SUCOFssOR 100 -
lLA1s MOksE 4 CO., has on hand large "a
saFIsfy Of Uiockn, including skmnezB oele-7 S-,it
oratsd OABENDEB CLOCK. Inch not On.
put 80 felil tia ray q ths week, aad Das n fbs
Month With certainty. y Y oonnecti5n via EsSi-
ocantfr paaleIE et Esg York prizes vita ss Isirs4
added. ] have also fne stock 0i, Y st,he5. {oi-S
and 53Welry, for the b tai Trade, which viii IN
as low any house IN q i1cifr-s.
- PafiloElAr aifsntsea given % rspGiIinSr All
ny WORK EaEEan Z Dat IS s1p. riOrat- - in2i.RlS
A9assH o UEK9- I751o7 -
- WatehmakeF 4 JeWeleF,
10. Is. Rss side Public square, tnssf Csyt 14s,,
- - q. ~ HAND. o. u nqFIaRd
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MI A s EH CUMMiSSIUNHh' s
I'VE SALE.-Pufsuant 20 fhs command of an
OrJier of sale t. me directed, Issued ON the Court
u Common Pleas i Uuyahoga county, 10 an action
therein penninR, wherein Chsuneey Goston is plsn-
Enta, shall expose for sale, ct public Ruotions ct
the or Of the Court house for said Couniy, upon
the I'D day o. February lte2, ct two O'Clock n =
the lands and tepements described Is folles. iStts
nate 10 he township Of lndsSendence, OuyshDEs
County, Ohio described e. follows 70 ait fhs piscs
toWnsetrs IN thu ConRecttclt Western Reserve in
the State Of Ohio; Cayahoga county, and d known
the iBhabitants az Independence By Theodore and
Lewis stroug Of H0Ftkamp pton, Mass, ard is b5un-
do1 90 the west By Akron and Cleveland 81 ate Road
on the south By nVe acIe lot ndmbfr nffy nfnSfG9G
& east BY lani than owned By the said strongs
and tho hOrth By lot num Der Atty.Fe l55), coa-
tainiD 8 four and 6O,feo aoTe1, more or less, APP
prai,e value $500, J. b 9kANRIbi
] n Jones. 80 az Master Commir,
FftH1s atfsV ian2As75
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lot 607 $50; lot Os, $40; 1ot4Ii sac lot Az S7
lot 4l3 s2O; lot IA, 500; lot AS, gs lot III So
l85, $500 lct - ta wet hall Of lot number
ll09 500 lot a. $50, lot Z S25 and lot q so N q
sub vision Of block marked wv; lot nuIn 6sre1
$500 in bdiyi5on o. block MARI ed XIX; lot A.
Sl00 Of subdivision marked Y the Whols o. block
No. IS IS, the island sc called north Of the9hs
Channel, or Old River Bed; lot s. 500; lot ~ $50
lot s. S500s and lot e64, $50 dI-1f
LEWIS W. FORD, -
., b Prentil5, Z 2. sa Maater Uonnu1 =, 4 =
PMS Atttg Jzd Is, Iasl.3TS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

The oaptsinea 4he Doctor conferred to.
gether. The Olhse tiio sindicasly kept
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Mn. II. b, KIEssLETLDear Sir: We feel It duty
We owe 70 the public, to state that marshal,g o.
tholicon ig medicine Invaluable tor complaint
chased undBr the head Of Female Diseases. hRvt
used your Grsfenberg MediCines and have been
greatly beneh tied tharebyS 50 much Eoi hat were
the price double, would have them. 10 the thou
sands Of cur sex who are susriAg nom WeaknBs5es,
We would recommend the Oatholicol as asure panA.
oSa. It gives strength to tbs system and enables
saoh Of the organs OF the body 70 perform their HR
proPriAts functions. Yrs. ~. OATERI
- f.-. r-.F -. Mrs. D.. u. WEEKS, q
---9 49, a---.s 40 --~ pI!rs n aFTIlpI ST1IT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

R8- Gall soon and take your plsk, "a =
V3AA DAVIS, PIEXOTfo 4 co. 2
"a Clor Wstsr and SupsFior SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08
THE CIR RFENBERG FAMILY

THE GRRFENBERG FAMILY,
MEDIOIR Es ere prep1Ied under the jmmedi.
lts slDerElsioa Of . skilifui Physiolsa and tbsy
The intelligence Of the community ID net inHuitsd
by the oher Of sin gle medicine which claims 70
cure ali diseases, but the Grafsnbeig medies COZ
gat Of eleven diferont Medicines, all unequelled ir
the cure oi the GiasEseB for which they are recon
mended+ among which may be Esloctsd ons apprOprt
ste to sny Of the dEeases Incident to this couRtI
Ths dTsfonbefg Vegetable Pills are better thar
any other nd Of Pulls in the WOrldprioe % cents
Tho GTsefenborg Uterine OathOlicon 70 an in1AlH'
bic remedy for all Female dtHeases-priee el,50.
- The Uterine OathOlicOn viii also cure gravel
digeaao Of the ktdneEs, urinary difficulty In male
The GretenbeFg sarSapartllR Is BY tnT the mos
po8erfH and efdcnliouB compound In uGe-pf1ce u.
0uiok remedy for all diseases OF the boNelHprios SOC
The GrRfsnb berg Pile Remedy never fails 70 PeTmes
nently relieve this distressing dissass-PTice 81.
The GrBfenberg Ohildren's Panaoea is an inYaIu
able compound IN all diseases incident TO children
The GrRfsnberg Fever and Agce Remedy Is SOW
reign specific for this particular dtBea5eprfoe &c.
Ths 0refsnBerg Green Mountain Uintmont excels
al other saFeg II It's CUrGtive e9ctspTics Is centB.
The 0r8tenbeTg OonsuMPtiFe's Balm chords the
NEST Astonishing relief IN All pulmonary conf psnts
-5prioe s. bottle. (nsA- An eminent Physician oi
Few York. states that he has known the Grafenbera
OOngumDttve'H Balm used With ELest EpcoeEs II
Dropsy. Our Own experience suestant1AteG hf
tatsment.l ia.z s-Hii.- Ig bis la u rt1
The GraianberR Health Bitters are most pleasant
end deli ightf1l tonic ever prspared-prica q csut5.
The GrBfonberg Eye Lotion Ii unparalleled In all
Inflammation diseases Of the Ey0-Rrtoe Is cents,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

URpreCedentedIy Low Prices,
o FOR THE NExT Thirty DAYS. 81"

Ous stosk consists Of q varisiy Ofsds ems, Boys
and Chidrsn's Garments Of ali styles and qualities
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
CLEANING PIGS HEADS AND
FEET.

A correspondent the Prairie Farn,ey
says:
Permit me to send you recipe for
cleaning pigs heads and feet, which /
have never seen in print, and have proved
to be an excellent one, saving at least
half the time usually occupied in clean.
ing them, and performing the work in a
more perfect manner.
Chop off the snout from the head, and
divide it into four pieces, after cutting off
the cheeks to salt, saving them to bake
with beans; wash all thoroughly, and
put into a suitable vessel, covering them
with water in which little salt has been
dissolved, merely sufficient TO draw out
the blood; let them soak two days, chan
ging the water each day. The third day
take them from the water, scrape them
well, but without attempting to remove
the bristles; ifthey do not seem pretty
dry after scraping, wipe the skin side;
then light spirit lamp Il mean simply a
fluid lamp, with alcohol in iD, and singe
off the bristles in the fame; it will take
them of so completely leaving them white
and smooth after slight scraping, that
you will not be able to find even a yestge
of them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
MAKING GAME OF CHICKENS.

1t is generally known that the favor
of meat depends largely upon the kind
of food on which the animals was fed
before being killed. Fowls allowed to
pick up their living from offal and filth
yield flesh greatly inferior to that made
from clean grain and other Wholesome
food. The spicy game favor Of partrid-
ges and other wild fowl is due to the
aromatic nature Of the berries and buds
on which they subsist. AS it is easy to
regulate the food of domestic fowls, it is
worth experimenting upon whether any
desired flavor can not be given to the
meat. The Scottish Journal of Agricul-
advances the opinion that this is possible.
The chickens might not relish the foou
necessary to impart the favor, but under
the system ST artificial feeding common
i'll Europe this would be no hiudrance.-
In France fowls are fattened by pouring
farinaceous food III liquid state down
their throats through funnel made for
the purpose, and it would be easy to i'm
pregnate the mixture with any oil or es-
sence required This would be necessary
TO be done for only few days at the
close of the fattening process, SO that the
health OF the fowl need not be impaired.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
CailaWIssa RalE Road.
Philadelphia & Reading Rail Road.
len sLvAslA nAiL RoAD co., Lrssrr

WINTER ARHANGENENT
Lj ga M sxt II; OF f4ssGSGnR TaysaSS, ,1Gi TRAINS
passing Rcading)
Down to Philadelphia at $50 and IL 4 NJ, IL noon
and p NJ,
in, To Puttsviiie, az II, 80 A NJ, and 5,i3PN
WEST TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western txpress from New York, at l,O7 A NJ.
Mail Trains, ut 1885 NJ, and J,IJ p ii.
On Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading
at Q,20 A NJ, and Up Train at j57 NJ.
Both 1850 A NJ and 5,i3 NJ up Trains connect at
Port linton for Tamaqua Wiiliumspoft Eimsa Buff
alo. Niagara and Canada.
The 1880 NJ, Train only connects AZ Port Clinton
for Wkesbarre, Scranton aud PittstUn
The Western Express Trains tonnect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pittsburg and all points West aud the Mail Train.
eDuncCt Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chamber >burg
1hbury, Whamsport, Lock Haven, Elmira and tn
Canadas,
Tickets reduced Fares, to all the principal points
the North aud West, and the Canada
COMPUTATION TICKETS
With % Coupons, 25 per cent discount, between any
points de sired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 1000 miles, between all points, at S45-for
Families aud business Firm, and Season TckctS,
the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train philadelphia at $40 each. School season Tick.
cts one third less.
NJ Passengers will take the Express Train West al
the UPPER DEPOT, aud all other Trains at the LOW.
Err DEPOT.
90 lbs of baggage allowec each passenger
o. Passengers are requested to purchase their Tick.
befor entering the ears, hi cher Fares charged il
Gp trains lca"e iIhilalelpna for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsviie at A NJ 3,lj VI, and at 43O NJ, for
Reading only.
~ Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by G0a A
VI. Accomnlo oiation Train to Phid elPhia aud return
at So 20 each G. a. NltOLIS,
GeatrG Superintendent.
January j. 1859,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
CHICKEN PIE.

Boil the chicken in water sufficient to
make good dressing, till the meat will
easily slip from the bones-the latter to
be all removed. Mix the meat well to-
gether, season with salt, butter and a
little -four. Make erusl in usual man.
ner, line dishes two or three inches in
depth with crust, put in the meat with
plenty of gravy, paste over top, and bake
an hour. This is great improvement
upon putting in the bones, as it does away
with a choice in the parts.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25

"Costar's' Rat Reach. &c. Externirator.
"Costar's'
"Custar'si' Bed-Bug Exterutnatsr.
''Costar's
'Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
IN 25c Soc AND 81 90 Boxes, BOTTLES ELAsKs, 50
S5 Sizes for Plantations, Ships. Boats, HetelJ,
&c &c.
CAUTI II! To prevent the public from being i'm.
posed upon by Spurious and Hghy Perncious limitations
new label has been prepared, bearing facsimile of
the Proprieturs aignature. Examine each box bottle
or -.k carefully before purchasing and take nothing
but "COSTARS,"
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BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,

In short every thing usually kept IN country store
The patronage Of old friends aud the pIblic general
ly, is respectfully 50 icited.
The highest market price paid for country produce
Light Street, May 3, 1862.
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the secrets Of Youth lluyeil.s

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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
Rheumatisla, Gout, Liver ComplainA.
sehirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement
liberation, Carries aJ.d Exfslfstion Of
the Bones.

great variety Of have been reported 10 where
cures of tese formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Of this remedy but space hrs will not anl
them. Some of them may be found in our AmeriooI
Almanac which the agents below named plessed ta
furnish gratis to all wls cah for them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
Farmers Department.
SALT AS A MANURE AND DE-
STROYER OE NERMIN.

Every farmer is, perhaps, aware Of the
fact, that the depreciation of many insects
which usually prey with great avidity
upon plants and tender vines are preven-
ted by the application of salt. A weak
brine, not exceeding the strength OF sea
water, proves remedy for the "squash
destroyer" one of the most insidious and
preserving, as well as voracously des-
tructive enemies with which the gardener
and fruit grower is called to contend. 1t
is also a most effectual preventive of
aphioies, or plant lice, vermin which prey
upon the cabbage and turnip tribes. In
every instance of the application, OF brine
20 these vegetables that has fallen under
our observation, its success has been COM
plete. No injury need be apprehended
from very liberal application. say, one
qaart to plant, if the solution be of the
strength indicated. All the cabbage tribe
are liable to be attacked and injured by
minute maggots resembling, very nearly
the maggots in cheese, and which are
doubtless the larvae of some fly. There
is another enemy also, by which they are
frequently infesied-a small grub, similar
in many respects, TO those found in corn
and potato hills, and which not unfre-
quently prove very destructive. Salt
water applied 10 the hills will have a
tendedcy to arrest their depredations, ,and
ifthe application be repeated frequently,
say, once in two or three days, it will
eliectually destroy or drive them Off
The water should not be allowed to come
in contact with the foliage in this instance
but should be applied to the soil close
by the stalks, but without coming in ac.
tual contact with them. To destroy the
first named insect it may be applied in a
state sufficiently diluted to admit of a
perfect ablution of every part of the 70.
liage, but as we before said, care must be
taken not to make it too strong, or it will
destroy the plant.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
Those Preparations (unlike ali otherO are

Those Preparations (unlike ali others) are
"Frec from PojsOns."
mo; dangerous to the human family"
Rats do not die on the promises"
"Thcy come out Of their holes to die"
"Thcy are the only nfalliable remedies known"
al years and more established in New York City"
Used by--the City Post Office.
Ustd by---the City Prisons aud Station lioosee.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, sc.
Used Jy-th9 City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Used by-the City IIotcls..'Astor'-S Nicholas, &c
Used 6y--the Boarding House, &c. &C.
Used by-more than 100000 Private Families.
~ See one or two specimens Of what is everywhere
said by the people Editors-Dealers, &C.
observation-disclosures With verlnn need be so
no longer, ifthey use "CGsrAR's" ErtermnatOrs. We
We have used it to satisfaction, and if box
S. we would have it. We have tried posons, but they
effected nothing; bat "CosTARs" article knocks tho
breath out of Rats Mice Reaches, aud Bed Bags quick
er than can write it, 1t is in great demand all over
the country. Medina lC] Gasctte.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyd annually
in Grant County by vcrmin than would pay for tons Ct
this Rat and Insect Klller.LoRcdster Wis Rtrdid
HENRY H. COST iR-We are selling your prepara.
tons rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats
Mice, R0aches and Nermin disappear rapidly
EcEER SroufFgR, Druggists, Windsor, Md,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25

PROMOTION FOR BRAvERY.--Col.
Kane, of the Bucktai Rifles, has been
ppointed Brigadier General for gallant
and mertorious conduct in the field.