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AE4hA u AbDEI
Master Commissioner IN Ohancsry.
,ETIss, sol'r fOT COmpit. feh26s3l8

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE.-On the eleventh day of March,
1862 at 10 o'clOckA. NJ will be sold to the high
est bidder, on the premises, the following de
township of Brooklyn, CuyahOgR County, Ohio,
beginning on the south line of said lot whore the
road crosses said south line; thence north 8a west
chains Is links In the centre Of the read thence
chains " links TO the centre Of the Big Brook.
thence south AZ west chains So links IN the
centre of said Brook; thence south 4So east 3
ehSins links to the south line Of said lot; thence
west on said south line 2S chains as links to the
place of beginning. Area, Il acres; appraised al
s40 per acre. Terms Of sale will be made known
on day of sale. JAMES SEARS,
Guardian Of Henry r. Wallace.
Cleveland March 3, 1s62ST9
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MR. H. b. KmasLEY-DesF Sir: We iseI IL > dutS
WB owe to the public, to stete that MsrshslPs o1'
tholicon is a medicine invaluable ior complaint
cla1sed under the head Of Female DiBeasEs We hAva
uaed your Gfofenberg Medicines and hevs been
greatly benentted thereby, 90 much 90 inst Wers
1andB OF our sex who arc suffering ffOm W8Rknesses
Wo EDuld Eeoommend the Oath DON e sure pgna.
oea. lt gives strength 70 the system and eDablel
sach Of the orEars OF tia body 30 psrlosm tsiT aB
prUpriats funetipnEs Mrs. W, OATGR,
p BIB - -- Mr.. u. u. y INKS,
HgirH q aWORlIHTsEIT.
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E
/ A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE.-On he 18th an Of Marcb.
1s6Z at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. at the door Of the Courf
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga eoun-
ty, Ohio, viii be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate Is the property 81
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate In the said City Of Cleveland and e
known ss City Lot No. Is and part Of 70 In the
subdivision made BY josiah Barber and Richard
Lord, in original los Nos 81 81, SO and 4O ard s
bounded as follows, to wit North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west On
line running through said lot NOs79 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one loot west
trom the dividing line between said lots IS and
49, the above described piece Of land having Is
feet front on Bridge street. and runs back Of equal
width 1OT 4 feet 70 an alley In the rear. s
said premises 70 be sold subject to mortgage
thereon IN favor Of one Lewis Wunderhaart, up
On which there is due the sum of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1t1 day Of Janua-
~, 1858. Terms Of sale win be made known on
day of sale --T CA JACOB BAKER .
teblGSI8 s--s tI i. ..-s q, 4 Administrator.
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William Bletoher, , In Common Pleas CuyahO-

William Bleteher, In Common Pleas Cuyaho-
vs.. "a Co., U. Attachment.
william s. Marsh Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM s. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1862, the
said William BletcheF filed his petition and com
menced his action against the said William 8.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition is
to recover from the said William 5. Marsh the
sum Of 6I9 9S, with interest thereon from Oc-
tOber IIth, 1851 and costs Of suit, which sum the
said William Blethoher claims the right to recOv-
ef on q certain Judgment fer 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
which transfer was advanced by Plaintiff, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
ful owner and holder of said judgment and the
debtevidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said Judgment to the use of said William 5. Marsh
BY said William Bletcher, no part of which judg-
ment hal ever been paid BY the said William 3.
Marsh. Said defendant, W lillian s. Marsh, viii
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
OF before the 9th day ofApril, A. ID. 1852, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS 4 NOBLE,
febT3TD Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Plaintiffs 3 Attorneys.


William Bleteher, Plaintiff, , In the Court Of
against Common Pleas Of
William s. Marsh, Defendant CuyahoFs co, o
N NE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
u William S. Marsh, Is hereby notiaed that 3
petition for the recovery Of money only has this
day been hled In the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
common Pleas OF Guy yahoga county and State of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant e in
debted 70 the said plaintiff In the sum of fifteen
hundred tOrty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the 7th day OF Oeto-
Der, a D. 1851, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, In Upper Canada,
on the third day OF August, 1851, and made pay
able in two months after date TO this plaintiff at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted 70
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot ssting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said Tth Of October /;
and that said petition pfays Judgment aRairsf
said detednant on said note for the sum Of
81 550T II, with interest thereon from the Tth day
Of October, A. d. 1881. Said defendantis Is further
notified that be must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April next; OF IN default
thereof Judgment viii be taken against him.
RANNEY, BAOKUS / NOBLE,
-a CLKvsI ND. Feb. II I1se2s3so = ls'sl
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NEASTER'S sALE-PURsU6Nr NJ


MASTERS EALE.-PURsUANT
Iyl to the command Of g deorstal order Of sale
fr0m the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahogs coun-
q, Ct the suit Of sOlon Prentiss and Ohauncey
Prentisg against Thomas Lowe aud others, TO NE
directed shall expose for sale ct public suction at
the door Of the Court House IN the Jity Of OleVe-
land on the tHenty-sight day Of Mar ,l56 at three
O'Clock P. n, the following described parcel Of
land situate in the township Of East Olevelaads
county Of QuTahoga and state OF Ohio, 20 Wit:
Part Of lot No. three hundred ana siKty-nines
bonded as folioWs: Beginning ct the north-east
corner Of Mary loves land at 3 stone in the
centre Of the road, thence west on Mary Loves
north line twenty six chains and forty links 70 the
west line Of iot; thence south on west liRe Of lot
three chains and seVenty-nine links to stones
thence east parallel with north line twenty six
chains and forty links the east line OF lot; thence
north on the east line three chains and seventy mine
links to place OF beginning, eontaining acres Of
land Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bounded e.
follows on the sast and west By the lot lines, on
the north By the 8Ontherly line Of the ten acres
above described and southerly By q line parallel
with said last named line, and far enough southsrly
thererOm to include two Of land, De the same
more or less, but subject 20 AZ legal highWays.-
ApDraised at 83OO0, HEhRY g. Abby,
= Master Commissioners.
L. PREaTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney. -
Ta62s1s0
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-MAsTERIs sALE-PURsUANT
NHANOERY -SALE.-PURsUANT

GHANOERY SABE.-PURsUANT
~ to the command Of decTetal order Of sale
nom the Circuit Court of ths United States for the
Northern District Of Ohe, at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against Geergs o. ShumWay and others,
to directed shall expose for sale st public auc-
ton at the door Ct the Federal Court Building, IN
the city OF Cleveland, on the thiIty-nrst day Of
March, 1882 at thres O'Clock p N the fOllOHs ng de
scribed estate, situate in the township Of Nun
sou. IN the comfy Of GeaugA, and state OF Ohio,
known BY the north part OF lot No. one tract No.
two, and south part of lot EO four east division OF
tract No. one and bouaded as follows: Beginning IN
the centre Of the siaterOa leading from ChardOn
Square to Ravesna st the north-eas corner Of q
piece Of land in lot No. one tract No two, formerly
owned BY mehiIable heWcomb. and since BY RalEs
Spencer, thence west f0rty-iour chairs and forty
eight links to stake and stones in the west line Of
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links 10 stake and stones st the
northwest corner Of lot No one, tract NO. two;
thence west one chain and seventy-eeven links;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty 1--we Links
10 stake end stones; themes east fcrty-tWo chains
and eighty-seVen links TO the centre Of the State
roads thence south 81, east tWentT-seyeu chains
and iOrty-six Hnhs - the place o. beginning, con
tanning one hum red and Eighteen and 70O1 acres;
sixty 1C1as Of which Is iOt one, tract two, and
hftyeight 7OlO0 acres in south part OF lot four 10
east d vision Of tract one, per George Smiths
survey, made October, 1855; being she same land
conveyed 70 Georgo o. Shumway BY helBoa Peck
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner IN Ohanoery.
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A sSIGNEE's sALR.-ON THR
~ 18Th day Of March, 1852, will sen Al pphifc
aucLol, At the south side OF the Public squaTe. re-
os2ilI z s2c29 tAnsors the entire stock
zeaa a1c1 lad oHA8. ". NOBLE,
maFsisl3 . .. AsliFnsa.
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OLEYELANp oOLLRa
COAL :

v. 4. EAEhAcl.,......, q. EAILAol.
GOKEi OOKBfl 0OKEIiEW.
~ H.WAhhA0E 4 son HanuianinrsEI q 0OKE
rom the Eurs
HAMlFOUDBVIIsl STRIP VEIN COAL
J alsa-DoalsrB m sid Gal ior bmithina and Do.
ueHifo PuTDosss. VIII M ord6rl fof tie oslsbrEfld
FMFFNRR6N FIRa BnI0E, p t
HIRE 0LlAEr =lground,l
T WI. WALIAOEs I 81. =
HfGSInI1rdIVtlia. aoflTnon 90 n
oet1 ION o. ?. RallfoadI
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RURTOUs KOINOTDENOEI
sL0AH gHRHR - 32UETHR.

rzwITH AED OTHEBs m BOXIII
EORRIB "A sight with his Celebrated ARAEIAH
CONDITION POWDGRst Whers every cWneg Of
for many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals.
Tkey are Bpyareign Reme5y toT Colds oOuEhai
Lon Of AgIotito bound, Li9tan1uffl, 8o., "a
Ihele Powders always give satisiAotion, e the
xhoufands Hho have used the1i cAn testify Bee
eirculaEl. III theEn. Tor Eale ~ r. u. Gaylord,
RWs EAlmaEI BentoR BFuthsrI, Gld 6trpng q Arms
EtronG, OleyelAnd, o. and b Al DFuggi18 IN the
oouutI- Aeol e Eholslss bY the Proliietor, IS isi
Ontario grsstl oaTsiands Ohio % whom Al ordcEs
80 iSsss:EiIdsS 3 ca HoRzIB.
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A eSIGNEE'S NOTIOE.-NoTIoH
is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed assignee Of James Strahan, Of OleYeland
Persons haViBg claims against him will present the
same 70 me for allowance within six months aftsr
the expiration Of this hOtics.
EbIs.lT Assignee.
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i -Tne Sac of ONO d oOuTt q Como

- The State of Ohio I In Court of Common
OuyahOga County IS Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann s. Smith, Plf' Noti.s
Joseph r. Smith, Den. a
The Defendant will take notice that on the 9Th
day of February. A. D., 1862 the Plaintiff fled
her petition in the Clerks office Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Willful
absence from plaintiff for more than three years
prior to the fling Of said petition, and praying
for dissolution of the marriage contract, All
mOny, and for other proper relief Said action
will be for hearing six weeks after the first pub
hcation Of this notice.
ALBERT T. SLADE,
fahT.aIa Atty for PHI.
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Rebel Report Of the Surrender Of Fort
DeneIson.
General Pillow writes to the Memphis
Avalanche q report Of the fight ct Fort
Donelson, and gives this version Of the
consultation on Saturday evening, which
preceded the surrender: rc
- In this condition, the general officers
klld g consultation to determine what We
~ 1I glhould de- General Buckner gave it Is
his decided opinion that he could not hold
Z his positioa one half hour against an as-
sault Of the enemy, and said the enemy
u5t would attack him next morning ct day
light The proposition was then made by
the undersigned to again fight our way
through the enemy's line, and cut our way
out, General Buckner said his commend
Wasso worn cut and cut to pieces and de-
moralixed, that he could not make another
fghti that it would cost tho command
three-quarters Of g command to save g
quarter; that no officer had right to cause
such a sacrifice. General Floydsnd Major
-GHmer I understood to concur in this
opinion
I then expressed the opinion that We
could hold out another day, and in that
time We could get steamboats, and set the
commend over the river, and probably save
q large portion Of it To this General
Baokner replied that the enemy would
certainly sttaek him ct daylight, and that
he could not hold his position hslf an hour.
The alternative Of these propositions
was q suTT,ndsr Of their position and COM
msnd- General Floyd said that be would
neither surrender the command, nor would
he surrender himself prisoner. l had
taken the same position. General Buck
ner said he was satisfied nothing else
could be done, and that, therefore, he
Weald Surrender If placed in command.
General Floyd said he would turn over the
command to him IL ne could be allowed to
withdraw his command To this General
Ruokner consented. Thereupon General
Floyd turned the command over to me. I
passed il instantly to General Buokner,
~ saying would neither surrender the com.
mand nor myself prisoner. directed
Colonel Forrest to cut his way out Under
these circumstances, General Buekner 60
eepted the command, and sent flag Of
truce to the enemy for an armistice Of six
hours to negotiate for terms of capitula-
tioa. Before this flag and communication
Here delivered, 1 retired from the gar
rison. "
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THESE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
i PILLS are sure cure foT

1llt5f1i1I,
foul stomach,
densral and Nervous Debility
sHrft Bilious and Liver Oom plaiutE
-- 4Dattvene3g, SorOful Gus Hs.
moraJ Eeyora, 30, 90.
and are { safs and reliable Family Medicine Mor.
OF them used than any other kind. .lH
- See Oirculars. For sale oy B. =. Gaylord, u
". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong ARA.
strong, Cleveland, Ohio, and By ell Druggists in the
Cleveland, Chic, by g. q. NORRIS,
Gensral ASsnt for Ohio. MiohiaEH and Indiana.
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B00TS AND SHOES.
M = v Q a $ a

IN A4y Q A $ 4
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSR,
No, liz s- BANK STBIHR.
We would desire 70 call the attention Of al that
come % this market, TO eur
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS Z GH0E4
that are nov receiving from some Of the lArgosi
and best Manutaotcries daily, 70 sen for
CASH, AND Cash 0NLYl ---E
On stock eonSista Of MEMS. Boys Youth's an.
: : Thick KIP AND GALE BOOFBi
aon'Ss Boys and Youths Brogans.
W01LEnsg CALI, KIP, EEAaIELaD, GOAT AND
KID HOOTEES.
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEEB.
QHILDS CALF KIP, KID GOAT BOOTGFU "A
LADIES' iD0UBAk-H0hH KID 4 CLOTH
Caters "a eplsndd Shoe fer this season Of the Va
and an tbs 6tRpe goods usually f0unf IN fhiF lino
We can also iurnish INFANTRY and OAVALRY
BOOTS. By having two weeks notice. one hundred
cases per month Of almost any pattern, can bs fur.
nished, the samples Of which we shall b peSri -
show 70 those who wish TO contract.
- Nov c6me All Won boot and efoa Tlasl -
examine our stock for yourselves and { wont take
long 70 convince you that thie is the way 70 bU6
Boots and shoes-ifyou have tho money.
UIevsland, Bert n lssI;RlI
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TOSIAH 81. BURTON, WHO Is A
% resident Of New York, Is hereby notified that
the above named plttntili8, the 18th day OF Sep.
tember, A. D, 1851, com nencsd suit in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga county, Ohio CLAIM
ing that there Is due to them from the said Leader
j Randall the sum Of eight thousand dOuerss me
same sum being tbs amount Of money retained by
said Randall belong TO said. plaintiffs in closng up
the business Of thelate firm of Clark, Randall Co.
which firm was engaged in the Beef and Pork PACK
ing business at cleveland, Ohio, and which was
composed Of the following members, Is plaintiffs
claim; Alanson NJ Clark Lsander J.. Randall and
William H. Blake, and that the said Leeider y,
Randall, at the November torn, A ID. ls6lJ OF said
was necessary TO make the said Josiah II =, Burton
parsy 70 said suit and the Court therefore ordered
the said Josiah A. Burton to be made party TO said
suit. The petition N said case Is required 20 be
answered By the 18th day OF March, 1852, or II VIII
10 taken a. true IS to said Burton.
THRASHER, DURFEE HATHAWAY
feb6;s7s Attorneys for 'h.J Randall
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CONFECTIONERY.

Ohm SOHRINK,
IAYHe RHHOYHD 10 ms EnW aUAHTHhf,
NO. 70 { I LYEAE'B BLOCK.
s.1 Opposite the lOprt Houss, Fub. 5quAro,)
35epsEed 2 EsoslEs ths calls Of hlI friends and
EysEIthlng N 1hs line Of Ooniootionsry Il kout a
HHOhsSALh And RErAIL a usual.
OYSTERS AND Rot COFFEE,
As Esu aI the sh5lcs6t satablss served up at ac.
naenta notice. ll-. Il 'E.. -
DINHER II sRRVED DAILY
~ ~ the accommodation Of persons having business
kEHHuTT ALR or nRAUg8T
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPs-supArior 70
any thing In ths confectionery inauBi resolved by
JOHN SOHRlHK.
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r .YMAN LITTLE.
8 e. Dealer IN
BE AL ES TE,
Eseps great variety Of Farms and City Pfoptral
l1r Sale or Rent. Also, choice Farming Lands IN
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri,
ID EAL ESThTN---A. N. KEYHS.
liz formerly OF the hrm Of Little 4 KeYeI,) has
opened Beai Gstate OEoe IN Rouse'8 Block, ooru
nsr @ Superior street and Pubic Square, and has
constantly On hard several thousand acral OF 1rIt
quality Of Farming Lands In the states Of Iowa,
Nhoonlin and Missouri, 70 sxchGnFs for city and
country properly; also for all kinda OF personal
aronerty. PsTt cash Daid II BsosssATT. aDrls;B
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William Bleteher, Plaintiff, In The Court of
against ) Common Pleaaof
n AHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION.
4 William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that 5
day been filed in the CLERKS once OF tbe C5TTf
Of Common Pleas Of CuyAhoga County ana stats
OF ONO, setting forth that the said defendant Is
indebted TO the said plaintiff IN the sum of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty i've cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day Of Febru-
ary, A. d. 1851, upon promissory note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, In the Er0Finoe Of
Canada, on the 30th day Of January, A. D., 1855,
and made payable IN twelve months after date,
TO one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
tWenty-seVen pounds and fifteen shillings, Of
which note plaintiff Is owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays Judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of S134 and
Sl-l0o, with interest from February 2, A. D., 1857
said defendant Is further nOtiied that be must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day of
April next or in default thereof Judgment viii
be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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~ ENVELOPES.

RNVRh0PEs -ENFELOPEsIi
100000 ENVELOPES
g n y 5 se1l,:. ~, sss s::s ssl' A' L.
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LEGAL N0TEES.
SALR-PTTRaI

MASTERS -SALE.-PURsH.
Akis IRON the Uourt 81 e5hi hon Plsis 5f Osys6oSs
goqnly, at the fuit 0fThS Cleveland hcninG
da1irqad DoRpEnT against Isaac 4. IneWifi
and 6tfer % NE directed, shan sxDcss ct 1ds at
PuDlo auction, Et the door Of the OourT H6uSsllfl
ne ClW q OleFoland, On the tH6utg -dfth da5 q
March ls62, At three O'clock r. NJ ths fallOfnq ds-
sorlbed paroeh o. nd, situate in the CITY of esVs.
land county OF Qqyahogs, and State 81 OhiO, nld
known " being part Of HsWitts gnbdlYigon 81 ths
70 Wit =
Appraised IT $3.50. =
Parcel No. q Lot No. HfxteOn of safd snbdlgfas
ion. Appraised nt 8ls33. -
Rarnel No. 3. Lot no seventeen cf rafd Hubdlvsa.
lou. Appraised al Sl9S3.
i-Par6ei No A. Lot No. elfhlseu 81 rtid Hnbdivfu.
ion, Appraised et 9i923. y E1.slssT l-r7--
Parcel no. 5. Tho westerly part Of lot No. nine
teon OF said gubdViBiOn, bounded nOrshefiy goufh-
eriy and westerly bY the LOT nnos, and ea1EerIy by
the centre Lhs Of brick Wall naaFIT naralsl with
MerEin street ane about iofig-saVsn lsst dis tAnt
southeas serly thersfrom. Appraised ~ f236f.
-. Parcel 70 s. ne sastsrly gsst q lot 10. Hins'
zen q said iseni bounded noftherlY, oasta1-
Y and sOutheriy b. the lot hHas, and Wsst8riy by
Lne centre line OF brick wall nearly psrnllsl With
M9rEin street and about fOrty-8eTsn fsst distant
bouthe28tefiy therefrom. Appraised q efz3'
HGARf q. ABBEY, MEgtsr OOmnlir
hAhsEIt BAoKU3 koBLa, Attornsgs-
Heb p l262.tdOI
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The above are all from persons who arc publicly
these statements without 3 thorough conviction
that they were true. ..-
PREPARED By J. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And @. W. CLARK, and by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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REAL ESTATE.

W WESTERN LAND.---H. II. LII
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Llttles & Ksyoa, b
constantly on hand large quantity Of hna Narmin-
Land in lcWas wisconsin and Missouri, . eEchAnaf
lor city OF country real estate personal propart
Qinoe with Rouse 4 Jennings. Barbls Block, Bups
nor ntroet. mayfaErf
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q - ELEasLzyf fG,sgsIses,
oetl'esW General Aren't ior OhiS.
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SENATE OHAMBER, o., April 5th, 1854.
aDR. ]. @. AYEB-HonOred Sir: have made
thorough trial Of the Oathetc Pills, left by your
agent, and have been cured By them OF the dreadful
rheumatism under which he found me suffering
The first uoge rolisved me, and few subsequent
health now than for some years before, which at
tribute entirely to ths effects OF your Cathartio
Pills Yours vita great es pect,
LUOIUS b. Ii ETUALF.ii
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General Pillow writes to the Memphis
Avalanche 8 report Of the fight ct Fort
DOnelsOn, and gives this version Of the
oOnSultatiOn on Saturday evening, which
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nA.The above named Ladies We are personally &c,
qoainted With, and know that for ssTsrai years
while We Lived IN Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss > has been 20 badly afdioted that Il Was witt
dinouify she WHs able TO stand upon her feet. fag
bottlea Of Oatholoon entirely cured her Of her CON-
plaiHta. NY wife reoeiVed greet heaedt from thii
medicine. We recommend L 10 the Ladies' of thll
county es 1aio and oiloiaHt remedy for tie manv
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FLEGANT BALMORALS.-EI. 1.
4 Baldwin %. viii offer this day-3U Paris
Balmorals, full size and very rich cOlorings.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-10

na.Ws havs a full stock of choice DOMESTIC
G0OUs and they cannot bo bought Cheaper IN the
ANS MORGAN ROOTS.