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,LEGAL NOTICES.
rs HERR8Y 0TvHN THAT

NOTIOHIB HEREBY 0IvHN Than
IN application vii bs Pade b HE EHs llsaeY,
the ooytrhor OF Ohio the pardon Of 1LlhBt
YOU hls Wbo wsa convicted The tr me 20 Pc lu'y
at The Fehruary term, a ID, 1901, Of 500 Ufurt Of
OCmmon flols Of LuIaln County, and bsntsnped y
tophneuient la the Penitentiary Tor be 70 ~ oi 0o
years. lmusEsA7ii NtLbfAm fuLtorf.
.DAUL 6UIos ENDE ERFRR 81 ES-
TAIN Notios is bel, ~ siyon that tht sub
seJibsr has been appoigted and qgaiBed % fmiu.
istratoi % N. esate OF au ulss bderiei late Of
indsPeadenss Township dsesessd, a,.g,8 l, lHal
March y, ls62all LAdRinisuaiof.
NH ASrEH COMMISSIONERS SALk
lVA Pursuant 70 an alias order Of sale u me
directed from the Court OF Common Pleas for
Guy ah0ga County, In the State VI Chic, In an
actiOn therein pending, wherein Edward Lud
lam Is plaintiff, and Asa Mahan and Mary Mahan
are defendants, shall expose for sale ~ public
auction, at the door Of the Court House, Ia said
County on the 10Th day OF April, 1862 at two
O'CLOCK r. NJ, tao following drscribfa landt and
tenements, to wiz: Il L.Ot number one hundred and
forty two (l42) IN William SHADES allotment OF
lands on University Heights, said Lands being
Situate In the township OF Brooklyn, In Cpyaho-
ga c0unty, In the State Of Ohio. . Appraised
value $l4A rr JOSEPH y GRAHklS, s
~ Plaintiffs Atty. .Io'- maflg8s
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sTOCA RAISING.

advantages are presented Tor the extension Of
Stock raising All kinds OF Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of The best Sreeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already beea
made, and the fed Is open for others 70 enter
With the falrest prospects of IKE results DAIRY
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUGKwHEAF,

And vegetables Euitsd 70 the climate, are prOdn-
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
While the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tuelSy and virginia, giving variety Of temper
stare in the state, suitsd to almost every product
Of the Unitsd stases. auilI 3 iulla s-4"
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= AGRILULTURAL PRODUCTs.

TheAgrieultaFal produotsof n1inois are great
er than those Of any. other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at IS, ,0OO, 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields net les5 tdan 140, ,Oo0-
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Fax, Hemp, Peas, eloTer,
/ Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 90 70 swell
the vast Aggregate OF production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUt Of the State Of Illinois during the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26

knoWH whera they reside, and who would NOS make
thsse statements Without q thorough cOnvictiGD
that they Wsrs true. U.
PREPARED By j. o AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
d And @. W. ObAnK, and By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine everywhere l.--..s..
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3. 3. KIBGsLET, C:sySlana, 2
'- Geuarui- 4 ssns ~ 71bfs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-26
MINING AND MANUFACTURES

Prom the unpr1cedeuted advEuisges tfl9 Con-
pany oilers, it's not surprising That Il 1t0uld
have already disposed Of J. 700. 60 IcIe5 ol land.
Il Z nov selling at the rate q BOO acre1 Per
EeeksaIhs population along theilaeiizs trebled
in ten years, and. 4 nov sl4.S .S0f.I Fhs Company
sell 20 actual eulfvgtors and every contract con
tain. q. a1-r.ar-.-.. "a l-.--Lsr--l--- --------.
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Adams s osaesld, Master 5;6nlli..l96s'T. 8 j. :
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IQsrTRs, TOWNS, MEREErs. bEf0T

Mechanics and working men BiIl fad Tie llsas
school systan encouraged by the Stats, and sl-
doEed with large revenue for the support oftae
the college, the church, and grow up Fllh ths
prosperity q the leading State e the Great Wel-
tern Empire. lf sl al-.711zflaT TIA
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. "A tGll brhR1Y Wo0dmSn stood leaning
aestpsi ,Fae Which stood upon Che bank Of
tbe EiveE gazinE et some spproaohing OBJ
Jeos Ehish 0gFgFsaaesa would easily have
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M AsTNR's sALE-PURSUANT

2, PaEErIss, slaintiiFS Attorney. z y 10 -
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J. B DOuEuerfy, PIatnIfn, N The Uodft 6f Com
against mon Pieas Of CnyahO-
Emory L. Hubbard and la County. and State
HeIT ~. HuLbtrd. Dsfts. of Oh ~ --'1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

MASTERS SALE Pursuant to the
N command Of a decretal order of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County,
at the suit OF Malcolm DarrOw against David
Pollock and Others to me directed, / shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2lst day of April, 1862, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, the
following described premises; Situate In the
township Of Brooklyn, in the County Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, known IS part Of original
lot fifty three in township Of Brooklyn Aforesaid,
and bounded as follOWs;-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north hne
Of said lot; thence north $50 30 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links TO
the south line of land owned BY the Q, Q. & q.
Railroad Co; thence southtOo 10 west one chain
and seventy one links 70 the culvert thence south
$40 west two chains and three links; thence south
sTko west two chains and one link; thence south
2Ke east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9Ao east five chains eighty six lint1 TO an
elm tree; thence north 2fo east nine chains and
four links to the place Of beginning, containing
I've and 100 acres Of land decided BY John W
Kirkland and wi8s to said David Pollock, be the
same more or less Appraised e. $3.50.
LEWIS W. FORD,
A. T. SLkDH, Master CommT.
Pitts Atty. mar202Sl
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UEn OF THR WEED Mr., Job Durfee, Of
TriEsrton, r I, aged sighty-tWO, had his
Erst tooth extracted few days since All
hs remaining 'dvories" epPear to be in
good working order. The extracted tooth
Gaa not de0ayed, but worn down 10 the
nerve BY The grit found in chewing tObao-
90. AIR. Durfee has always smoked and
ehsWed tobacco freely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

Andy Johnson has caused the arrest Of
several Of the leading seoessionists in Nash
Vile. The eff OF Of tufts Of grass has been
tried, and now the virtue Of stones win be
tested. We believe that severe measures
with the leading traitors would have q whole
some effect Il Is time the rebels should
know that the Government is not siraid to
punish them. The hanging Of few OF the
most insOlent Of the Nashville seoesh, BY way
Of commencement would purify the atmos-
phera.
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FBR ALL-sUTTIOIEET THREl.
MENMA

TRIESEMAR !, 2 B 8, ARE DE
THOTED B1 ROYAL LETTIBS PATEHTo
ElFland and secured b the Eeah of The Eoois d1
slharmacie Dc Parias sRd the ImBCcis College o
Medicine, Vienna. -
so. & invaluable for sXhA07tlol, gpoFmssoETE6s
and al phyIioal disabilities.
no. c0upletey sradicataI al traoel % those dil
eases that have hsretoora been treated by the nauu
aioul and barnlCioug use Of oopaiVA and oubob1l -.
30. has enttraly Implanted the injurious gU
HSl, diIPoFEing ~ imyEFltia8l And roofing oGf ta
VarnoR of diBelss.
TRIESnMAR, hos. /, 3 and !, ere preparation the
form Of loBsnEe, devoid Of taste and Hma, and can
b carried IN the Wa1toodt pocket. Sold IN tin cal
Valuszu Lallsmsnd ROux, RioSld, %. Price s. sssh
~ oass1 for 60, which EhYei jei and IN "a cagsE
Nharohy ehere = s4Hlng Oh " 10 q nad Hnoiela1
and retail Of d.. BARLOW, 30, lsl Blesoker street
EeW YORK. ImDediatoiT on receiving remittansa
Or. Barrow VIII toFWeFd tho Trieeemnr 20 any p1T
Of the world aeouvely paeked and sdd slsaA aooora
fnE 20 the irStFTigtsoll OF the writer -.
8B-Sold by g ". CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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The telegraph operator at Salt Lake COM
nunicates the intelligence that the snow on
the mountains Is about FIVE feet on a level,
and at one point "a ravine, probably it has
drifed to o depth Of forty feet, covering up
tslearaph noles. wire and all.
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MORNING bEADER.
WE5EEs0aT 6ioRNIae7 AFRIL ..


lBaltlnoEs Correspondence of Cincinnati Gazette ]
Our police authorities have discovered
that persons have been IN our city Offering
OER THOUSAND DOLLARS per head for per-
sons % enlist IN tho Confederate army
Two or three young men are already sua-
psoled Of having been ssduced By this large
bonus and they are being looked after
Ihs terms are, I belieEo, 70 hand over the
moDsy IN Confederate bonds, after the re.
eruh makes his way into Dixie and attach
81 himself to the rebel service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

Nr. Sydney Howard Gay, formerly edi-
toF Of the Anti. Slavery Standard, and late
y . writer for the New York Tribune,
suoossds Mr. Dana in the management Of
the lsttsr Journal
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Nor MUCH or TRAvELLER--It is sta
ted that Mr.. Thomas Donoho has held the
position Of book-keeper IN tbe National
TnteIlisenoer Office for about forty-hve
ytara, and during All that time be has made
but one visit to the Capitol.
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THR GR HBENBERR FAMIL7

THE GRHBENBERG FAMILY
MEDIOIHES are prepared ander the immedi.
ats supervision Of Bktllfal PhyHtcianj and ths7
mAT De relied upoa n asl esse5:
By the oller OF = single mediOine Whioh claims to
ouEs al diEea55si but the 959ienboI e medie5 con
the ours Of the diseases for which theY are recon
mended, among which may be neleoted one approprt'
ate to any OF the diseases incident 70 this ooaat5
9he GrSf5nberE Vegetable Pills are better thsz
any other KIND Of Pills IN the wOrld-prioo 70 cents
The 0rsfenborg Uterine Qatholicon q an infAlli'
hle Tuuedy for all Female dtEeagea-pr1ce Si,50.
di-ssss az ~ idneVS. 4 uri1ary dificuty In nlsis@
The 9rDtenberg saraaparillA II q lar the mos
powerful and sfdoaeiOus compound In use-pEiso 81.
a1icf remedy Tor ali diseases Of the boEes-prios 5oo
The Grefenberg Pile Eomedy never fAils 70 psrms
ThS GFs5isnbsrg Ohildrsn'6 3 PanaOsa e an invaIu
abls compound IN all diseases incident 70 children
The Gr8hnbsrg Fever aud Agle Remedy i . DoV-
rsiFn 6psono for this particular dlssass-Prioe B0o
The GrBfsnbsrg Green Mountain UintL4ent eXceIa
an other BsIvas 81 tS curative sDcts-prlcs % oentG
Ths GFefanberg Oonsumptive,B Balm Affords ths
most a5tonilhl1g reei in All pulmonary COMP Rlaintl
-prioe . bottle. GA An eminent Physician Of
Oonsumptfvs's BEim Used With slsst success II
DroplT. Cur olm sxF4risRos aabssantietes as
The erSisnbsrE Health Bittors arc most pieasan;
and delightful tonic ever prspared-pric9 . cents
4hs 9r,aien berg ye Lotion u anParalslea % 81
:, I'm. II. 3. KIEaBLEY-D0ar sir; We fseI Il duty
w owe to the public, 70 stats that marshall'S O.
tholiccn Is q medicine invaluable tor complaint
claslod under the head o. Female Diseases. We have
used your GrBfenberE Medicines End have been
greatly benefited thereby, 90 much SO, that wers
the price double, would have them. 70 the thOu-
sands Of our who are suffering from WesSnsaseas
We would rBoommaud the Cstholicon e. sure ranE-
Ca. Il gives strength 20 the Eyut8m and onablsE
each Of tho organs Of the body 10 psTform their aF
propriass funcEions. Mru. ". OATHR,
Mrs. u. y. WEEKS,
Kiss y BESTEKxs
Hedtns- March ], 1851.
n The above named Ladies we 6re personally &C
gus1Dted with, and know that for several years
while We lived IN Medina, they great sufferers
Miss s. has been badly afflicted that Il was viii
difficulty she able 70 Stand upon her fsa.. fss
bottles OF Cathocon entirely cured her Of her coE
plalRtA. by wife received great beReht from this
medicine. We recommend Il 20 tbs Ifadios OF thii
county Is 3 safe and e6loioat rsmsdy for the unny
complaints tksy are Euf.sqt 60.
JOIN WaEEE,
F2iior Osnasld EBrsl6.
He. HIE GsLsy, UlsyolaRa,
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In the oour. oL uomnen FIsas. l

Of Ouyahoga Co., State Of Uhlo
saainse only.
Emory L, Hubbard, DESCENDANT Attachment.
EMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
defendant IN this action, is hereby notihsd
petition for the recovery Of money only, was
on the 10th day Of March, A. ID. 1862, hled 10 the
clerks Onice of the court Of common Pleas afore-
said, setting forth that the said desrdanti ia ind bt
ed to the plaintiff In the sum OF two huudrtd and
hfty dollars with interest thereon from the 6th daF
SEPTEMBER, 1883, upon promtss0ry note Of said de-
fendant datsd g. AitOna in the state OF Illinois.
the 9th day OF September. 1855 and made payable in
the sum Aforesaid to HOOD a BOdley one year q ter
date, Of which note plaintiff Is the owner and hold
er; and that said petition prays judgment against
said dsfsndant said note for the sum Of $3.50 %
and interest thsI con from September 6Eh, 1888.
said defendant is further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day Of
May next, or in default thereof judgment viii be
RAEEEY, BAOKUs NOBLE,
marIl.nah Plaintiff d a AltnrneVa.
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vs.. In CuyanOgA County
Ransom L. Foot and Court Of Common Pleas
PENDANTS.
Z OVIAs FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants In the
above sction, Is hereby notified that on the 10th
day Of February, A. ID. 1867 said plaintiff filed
his petition In the Clerks once Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant Ransom L. Foot Is indebted to plain
tilt on Judgment recovered before Justice of
the Peace In the sum of slss So, costs of suit
s3,7o,) with interest; that on the 18th of Decem-
Der, 1852, q transcript Of said Judgment was nled
in said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi-
sea, belonging to said Ransom L, Foot; Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known by being part lot No. %, and bounded
on the east south and west by the east, south and
west lines Of said lot No o.; and on the north by
tanning fifty two acres and tWenty-eight rods of
land. That said Ransom l.. Foot, on the 23d day
of April, A. ID. 1858, executed and delivered to
said Lovias Foot mortgage deed Of said premi-
ses to secure the payment of two notes, one for
SIG SO In one year and another note for S253,15
In two years from said 80 day OF Apr1l, but that
said mortgage, though unsatiGted on the record
In Recorders Once ofsaid County, Is wholly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said Lovias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage indebt-
edness. WhsreupOn plaintiff prays that the pri-
ority of liens may be determined, sale Of ssid
premises ordered and money brought in to Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the SIst day Of May, A. D. 1852, or In
default, this aVerment of said petition as to him
- ALBERT. sLADE.
aprlSsT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE
"a The undersigned has been duly appointed Cd
mlnistrAtoz on tno e1tsts d John HetM5osi eeesSs
1hiarsA q. BssEs
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NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made BY tbs Judge Of tns Probate Court.
Tor The County Of UuyAhOga, In the mater Of the
bignment Of William Fi8k0, shall odor Tor sals at
public auction, at the dOor Of the court h2uIe, in
said oounty, On the 18th day Of April 1862, at two
Accounts, 20 wit, being the assets Of said assign
maueg
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MASTERS SALE-PUReU UANT
lyl to the command Of third pluTies deoretAl
order OF sale from this Court Of Common Pleas Of
CuyahOga county, Ohio, at the suit OF SAMUEL o.
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooks, against HOratiO n.
Gates, Della n. Gates, Augusta a. Mittlsbergsr
Edmund e. P. MitleberRer, william M1ttieberger,
Commercial Mutual Insurance Co Thomas Al.
howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
Of Ohas. avery, deceased, others, ne direst-
door Of the Court Houss In the City Of CleTeland,
the l5th day OF April l562, e two O'Clock r.
NJ, Cf said day, the following described pieces OF
parcels OF land, to wit situate In the township Of
BROOKLYN, being number seven In the thirteenth
range Of townships ia the OUnnocttcut Western he
serve in the State Of Ohio and which 8 also In the
county OF Ouyahoga and iB known By parcel OF land
on west side OF CuyahOga River, now IN Citg Of
OisEeland, and Is boundod ds foliOWs: eastsrly b.
OuyAhoga klFer; northerly by land heretofore con-
RiVIr strost 30 called; and aoutherly By land for
merly owned By fred " W1lliRmg, and being ninety
nine fseJ vide on Duyahoga klVer, and extending
right Augles with River street, and said BVer 20
River at Get, about one hundrsd forty feE, be-
ing tna same land conveyed 70 said Edmuna q. p.
n ttebsTger, By the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, b. deed recorded Il Uuyshoga County
Rscords vol A. pages 43 and t5. and alEO, another
parcel Of land on said kiyer, next suothsry Of
above, aud bounded nOrthery By said parcel OF laud
above desc ibed; eastsrly BY UuyahOgs Riveri west
erly By said hiver STREET and sontherls Dg line
parallel with the uortnerlY Huei and tEenty-one
fset distant thetefrems extending from said kIver
said kIVer street, being part VI the Alfred VII
twenty feet frunt on said kiVer, and the Elevator
Building, mach1nery, and fixtures on said premises,
be the same or less, but subject TO all legal
highwsy1. Appraised az 5000.
Adams OAnneld, Master UOmmisLioasr.
10
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that application VIII Be made 20 . His Eosllsh-
cy, the Governor Of tho state Of Ohio for the
don OF jacob PHILLIPS, who vas conVl1ifo % the
crime Of Manflarghter g. the February IPrms a, D.
cOnhnement n the Penitentiary fDF the Term Of
eight years. lmar2sSsSl ELIZA PhILLIPS.
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MEDICAL.
N 6 s. 5ssSSS
2Salss d d RE-
Oss Husaros DsitzEs tTeassaSsfli
SEMINAL WEAKEE52
on SFuaHATOazHoHA,
@ LHET, 6u.t AED IHP0TBRUY
CERHU.

= - :. 4 4 4, =
CURED,
Aissr all othsF Treatment FaIlsil
DIR. A. GIBSON,
I 5y s6 r 81 Ess s b T05F @ S s ES 5 37s 3 ES .55
the GboVe named dlBsasss. He VIII pay thu same
sum for the ETooi that any other PhygioiAn IA
the United Sfstss E0ats ths aan0 diseases Rith
hfser many years Of Isboriouu stuay ana sxpsz,.
R0unoS % ths uniortunats that be has perfected z
system o. treatment for the
BPElDY AED PHRMAEEHT OUEH
PRIVATE DISEASES
with Al bad effects arising thereirom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROBFRATI0Hs
Of whom had expended 6andred5 Of dollaTS Wits
seGtylod physicians, who prOe 20 treat ell priVst,
nslsdias with sueoss-, and Wtthous receiving ths
o. f{i Ha1l ilosi not csst that he q msmfsr oi
some COLLEGE iu London o. Paris, g rsrhssH soma
aDf Who hcld ont great exEeetaton1 mover 10 b re-
Alised- But WhAs Dr. GIBSON might boast OF y
khc5s Who rspoIs Ocnhdsnse In his ability and integ.
Fity, and that be hAg perfected IN American EyEt9l
Con or Paris or any p2tsnt ms6ogrs 70 equal foE tha
radical cure of Hanai weakness and ell diseases "a
aeransement1, both nensal and FhTsieAli sTisiI-s
from sexual or E9cEo5 abuGos
Or. GIDEON also claims for his nav trSatmsns thg
@ ~ ~. = % vi a. ~ y ~ rst ~ djSsIs
able; hB uses no nelica o. tas dark Agssl such g
H1IGlfFi nor any 0bheE deleterloqs ofng Secondly
20 restrictions IA dist OF business is required; Third
" hiH treatment q positive and certain In al cases.
Hs glands prepared 70 80 into any Fubho OF private
hospital IN tbe Unitsd States and daDOREtTAss tho
immense superiority Of his tFOatm G1s over any
OtbGs nov known 50 tho world IN Point OF prompt
ns.lS PsrsnsnSgi niicaaa9i salty ana oooVoRie1ee
% tbs pGttent.
Dr.. GIBSON s. permanently located n OlsyslAnd,
and has duF1nE tic past two geal8 performed many
cUrgH q fipsa1sI Wkieh had for Year, rogiEeed al
OthsF mOdea OF treatment Reference can be given 20
individuals OF the art rs5peCsbiiy IN Cleveland,
Boston, UeW York, snd other oities in regard TO
Gki and integrity Ia ell professional tFGnsactlOnS
DTHpsbsia, Hhusmatigm, Borofula and al ohroaio
disaalas treated with superior Success.
~ Msdi6ine sent % eng part % sRs o9Entzy o.
Foosipt Of esn dollaTl.
pF. 9LBB0H'B Esg WorG On EzgEioloET Ter sale
e ka5 claee.
DB. GIBBOH,
PFQtS1soF Of ElsgtToPStAy sss Essisis4.
OA7ea-II0 Nenaca II a fsvr dooru f-orn Ruparior
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-OOl' I'-I - IIIIFIf1TT THAxrUR.,,

sEHATH OHkHBER, o., April 5th, 1854
''DR. J. o. AYER-Hon0red Sir: have made
Thorough trial Of the Oathetio Pills. left By your
agent and have been cured BY them OF the dreadful
rheumstism under which he tound me Bunering.-
The irst doBe relieved me, and few subsequent
dosss entirely removed the disease. feel In better
heath now than for some years before which st
tribute entirely 70 the effects Of your Oathartic
piIig EourH vita great es pect,
LUOIUS B. METOALF."
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The above are al from psrsoRs who arc publicly
known whore they reside, and who would not make
these statements without q thorough conviction
that they were true.
PREPARID BIZ J. o. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MasI.
And G. W. OLAKK, and b. all Druggists and
Dealers IN Medicine everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

sUGAR-OOATED-PUREL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest snc most reliable Family
Price Is csnts-al Ills in q box. Zee Jtrculara.
H8-Soid b. strong B Armstrong Benton Bros.
n W Pnlrnor, Churchill a Bro. Also, ct wholesale
and retail ct l61 ontario street, Osyeandy o., By
General Agent for
oTT sOhio HichigAn and Indiana
ana by al BrugsistS IN the country,
FORRIS'
ARABLAN CONDITION. POWDERS
Fhe best and ohsap0It remedy tOr many ofthe oil-
eases peonlihr 70
HoRsEs, CATTLE & SHITP
pov IN ne. 80 sayB OVeFy one who has used them.
rSE1see Circulars eold By strong 3 hrmltrongi
Benton BFcs q. W, Palmer. Also, Whols nale ana
retail By thS Proprietor, ct 16l CntSrio "a JlsVs
Proprietor.
And By ell Druggists IN the country. url9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

PFQtsSsoT Of ElsgtToPGthy sss EsSisisa.
Omee-lS Seneca st., few door from Superior,
up stairs.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09
REAL ESTATE.

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sonFtsntiT On hand large quantity Of ne BAEInil
lend IN IcWa, Wisconsin aud Missouri 70 sIohansH 4
F cay or country real estate, or EsrHolA Ffoeass
Gnos With Rsug. Jo1nhSi. Marble ALoaf, suR8
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