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smith Lilly, Fl't'f, /

-i'N 1i' vs. In Cuyabogs County
f.gS.s,. E9ytss Foot, ct. al de State Of ohio -.
II OViAs FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
said State and one of the defendants in the
above action, is hereby notified that on the Goth
day Of February, A. d. 1852, said plaintiff filed
his petition IN the Clerks Ofics of said court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
tiff on u Judgment recovered before Justice of
the Peace in the sum of Sls8, So (cost of suit
50 TO- with interest; that on the l2Ih of Decem-
Der, 1852 transcript of said judgment was filed
in said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described pTemi-
ses, belonging to said Ransom l., Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known BY being part of lot N 10. 81, and bounded
the east, south and west BY the east, south and
west Lines Of said lot No. 9T and on the north by
lands owned and set of to Emiline Foot, con-
tanning hfty two acres and tWenfy-eight rods Of
land. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 23d day
of April, A. y. 1858, executed and delivered 10
said LOVias Foot mortgage deed Of said premt-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
Sll6,6o in one year, and another note for S25s 10
in two years from said 23d day of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfed on the record
in Recorders oHice of said County II wholly can
c6llsd and said notes are paid and that neither
said EOVias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason Of said mortgage indebt-
edness. SFheFeupon plaintiff prays that the pri
orfty of hens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought IN 70 Court
for distribution.
Said defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the SIst day of May A. ID. 1882, or in
default, this ayerment of said petition as to him
- - '''-' ALBERT. sLADE.
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i-' p sEEATz OHkKBER, 9. !, April 5th, 1854.
uDR q q. iATHR-HonoFed Sir have made
thoroEr n ai Of the Oathetic Pills LEFT me By your
egeut Tn6 hsv been cured by them Of the dreadful
rbeumsfiGua IA Nder which he found me suffering
The iI-5t dCse ~ t6Ted me, and . feW subsequent
dossS entirely rem SVsd the disease feel In betteT
hsaith now tssn for some years before which 81
tFibute entirely TO [ te eteea OF your Oathartio
IliIis fSTI- :. Your Vy1t great e9peeti
rlg8 W Iii fEtOoIGS 3, MHFOAIf.'
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STOVES AND TIN.WlRE.

TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE
Having during ahs past Wfntar, bssn improved, ia
nov undoubtedly she bEsr stove IN tfo a arkst.
It8 BakinEi Roasting and Br0Iling 9FopaEties are
uneLcap ptionaole, and 10 ereu0mV of Fuel it % IN
Raraisd with ifa new patent grato q VIII burn
Goal as veil - wood most admiralty; the OFon BE-
inf thoroughly ventilated q viii produce paF set
oven Roa5ting and Teasing o. done bei1r8 tnu
cpe1 hre, amt broilng over Te coala on the bearEu
as common s7nso disfat 3. IL % Manufactured IN
this city. and N material u8ad aud the workman
lhip are Of the best qusiitEi huag L gives perfect
8atsaction 60 all. hundrefs q bo1I 5kacperI Ia
this city and surreundiDg countfT, who are daily
using the Stove, viii stity.
Tie AoTHfag SfGT Cooking Stove
a new aud deBrabis Battern. whicn, with g Varis-
81 OF Ofbera, maks oar atock eomp'efe. We also
h9Fs on hand great Variety 1i RariCr Cooking aud
other heating Stoves for sale Is raduc81 prices.
Ne are constantly supplied with al she newest
most beautiful styles Of
EN MELED CRATES,
Also-ali Of the most useful arfirlss Of
HOaSs HfrEishilg Good, Mails 2 FagnleTS Tools
We are Just receiving the lstest improV dgtgl. Hot
Bid "a Is, which are olar-d Tor sala at the low
Tor sale 81 wholesale or re1 all t sario1e articles
ot lain and Japaued Tin, Copl sod s1eet lron
WsT8 We oler the almost endless Eafietf ol gooca
IN our tins f5r 1ale ths lowest rash picoa, on the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
UTAU HrugsFsspsr and thoaa Who colt9mplate
Housekeeping, D q the 70 OF mankind, are most
rordiar DVited 70 call before ch4stng ei9eWnsra
antssd sE ne s toVe and era q Emporium o.
" L MARVIN,
msrzi No 50 sout6 sIda Fub. squara. I
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NTASTRRI COMMIssTONER'S

Cleveland, April %, 1ss2ssI
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WEAsTERs sALE-PURsBANT TO

MASTERS sALE.-PURsBANT TO
lNh the command Of decretal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga
County, a the suit Of Francis GEangeE, against
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House in Cleveland, on the 18th day Of
Nay, at O'Clock P n, the following described
premises;-SituRte In the township of ldiddleburg
u said county, known and described as follows,
viz: Part Of lot number one in Section twenty
one In said township, and bounded north by the
center OF Rocky River, east BY the east line of
said lot, west BY the east liue Of IS acres known
as the Boyd lot, and said east liae prolonged to
lands contracted to one E. Baldick, and on the
south by said Baldick's lands, and Is supposed to
contain forty acres, % ~ GeteEmi1ed BY survey.
LEWIS ". FORD,
Muster Com'r.
s. J. AHDREws, Plf's Airy.
MIL II I96QlgT
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'EASq ERiS A-AL, Wg-PgRsTIA IN

MAS ER'S BlAL Eg-PgRsUAST
IVk 10 ihs8e6mmand Of . dscrstal o-fs- Of saio
from the Oopft 0f DommOl Pleas Qt Cuy yahoga ponp'
". at the suit nf Marvin Ken ayaimst Joseph n.
Black burn aud snOthsr, toi1e oirectetI ahall -
poas Tor sale % pablo auciion At the door pi tho
court House IN the Oi'y Of Cleveland tbe mine
toeuth dAY OF hsy l951, It three o. lock = 81 the
l9i0gng cssoribod premises. titnate 10 the CITY OF
DlsFelapds gouuty Of 0pyaboRa, ard ate Of tOhioi
and knoVn By sab lot No one "a ADdnabld, Qsnnd
son. Pea85 8 Fostef' O. suhdi Vision Df uFinsd ten
acre lots JOns nundred thhty. nur one hundred
lhirty-aVe and one handred thlrty-sx; SAID nb lot
No. one hiss n nt Of 5gty ~ feet on Wnird iatf
end runafDg back 90 Lake Eris Eb1nt four hu1dftd
end enty hYo feet, excepting ind ra-erYiugl fhd
portion OF SAID SUB lot thfi hah h0retOir6 bean
VgyGd 70 the UltVei and ABhnshula kailto I'd Oom
, my, and aOW occupied % pat BY said D0mpangi
aud be ng strip OF land ry feet IT, Wid rup uiug
acrosl said sub iot, Be the sAn8 mere or itsa but
subeot 10 all legal hgnWayB Appraised AZ TO
PauE q WApu, - OK Master Oomt' r.
rfrn1 4 20
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m 6STERTs "a b E--PURSU

IVA ASTER' 3 a l. Es--PURSU-
IVA ANT TO the command Of s dsorotal order Of
6aI0 from the court Of Common Pleas ot Guy ahogh
COUNTY, at the suit Of Ths Cleveland and Mahontng
Railroad Oom pany agnin1t ABeet "a. hewitt
aud othsrB 70 me directed, shall pcse or 8alS a.
public auction. ct the door Of the Court House, IN
the Oity Of Cleveland, on the EinJtqenth day OF
May, l5s2 az thres O'Clock P. H., the lolowtng de-
9cFbod Parcels Of land, EtuEle IN the City ot OleEo
land, county OF OuyAhogn, and state Of Ohio, and
known bY being part Of agWittg gubdiv vision Of the
80 called herWfn property In said Oily of Cleveland,
70 Wit
Appraised at y 900.
Parcel 10. 2. Lot No. stLteon Of mid nubdiTis-
Ion Appraised at $3.50.
IParoai No, Lot no. eev9Hteon OF aid HubdtYi1-
Gi SGFaroal No 4 Lot 10. eighteen ot sAid Bubdivl.
P;arc1l 10. 5. Ths Wsstariy part 81 Ios No nine
tasn of aid Subdivision, bounded norlhery, south
erF and westerly By the lot lines sad ealtsTly by
ne oantra line Oi brick wall peafy parallel With
NsrWia street and about iorfT-gaVsn fest distant
southssSterly thereirom. Appfai1od q 100.
Parcel No. G. The eaItery rsrt Of lot he nine
taan cf GubdiFtIion, bounded northerly, easter
" and south6riy by the lot lines and westerly bT
he centre line Of brick vail nearly parallel with
Msrlia itfoet and about fortT-soven ieet qiat9nf
1oufheaIterly thsrairou. Appraised at tlgG
HuHEH &. ABBEY, Master Ool1l14s
RAHEH1, BAOKUB 3 HOBLls AttornoYl.
~ H H.r.H..r. ,rHras L.
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REl[ ESTAIE.

WFSTERN LAND.---H. 81. LITl
AZ FEn, Of the late arm of Lifts EoFsI, =
aGnIfanflY on hg1d large quantity OF 1no Iarninl
Land IN I-Eas Miloougin lnd Z Missouri 90 eEcha1 a
a anr rfI-,at Irnw1QrTnf
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10 ACTUAL sETTLERa

q. From the unprecedented advantages this Com
have already disposed Of J. e00, ,0o0 acres Of land
Il IS now selling at the rate Of 5000 acrss per
week The population along the llns has trebled
10 ten years, and Is uoF sl4, Sol. The Company
sell 70 actual cultivators and evegy contract con-
falns An agrssunedf 70 enlffVufa Ta .erL
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer seours
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loany soils, cultivated with 80 much
ease The climate from the extreme 8outhsrn
part Of the State TO the Terre Haufa, Alton g St.
Louis Railroad, dlstanes Of nearly 900 miles. is
well adapted 70 Winter E. ..r..t ... ..-.f
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CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETs, DEP0Es

There are Ninety GIT DsPots on the pqlnpa-
nyis Railroad, giving about one every even
miles Cities, Towns and Villages are altuaied
az convenient distances throughout the Hhols
route, where every desirabls connolly nay be
found IS readily g In the oldest cites q the
Union, and Whers buyers are % b net f7r al
Kinds 81 fam nrodnce. u W
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pOrtant hints eonoeTn ng her diseases wien the
horse Is lisb TO. ItWin req arsno better rarsncs
no sor sale sI-t 6y STRONG ARMSTRONG. Prioo 50
cent ami 81 90.
he same, as ii sorFasses ANYTHING VI shs kihd noR
in use for the humsna apr2t:a9l
NHE, GRAGFENBEha EAmILK g
MEDICINES are prepa ed under the trn1nsdi,
ats snDarTilioA1 Of skilltal PhysloiEa, aqe shes
nay be relied upon in al oa3sE,
Tbs tuteinEen Of the eo1imuntEY q lJt ihBultad
z the, oleE q Iinsie nsdleins when e5ins 9
sist Of eleven different a.odicinss al uneQuAllod iP
he cure Of the diseAsel for which thsy ars recon.
se g Aly q ths diseases inedsat % this o0ustI5
Fhs t5r5s1snberF Vezstabis PiIls are setter thaE
any other nd Of Pills In the WOrld-prioe q cents
The Grefenberg Uterine UathOlio01 is an infalli-
gJ-Ths Uterine Datholioon VIII Also cure gravel
4laa1e Of the kidneyus urinary difioulty n maie
The Grsisnberg sATSaYarillA q BY iAr the mos
Ehs GrEfe1 hsTg Dysentery syrup Is certain anq
ne s4 Sr 9l Fie fry a ne isye2 al y gST5G =
d5nt1y EslisFs thll detry aalns diBeaae-prioe ~.
Ihs srisn berg ~ glhilcren9 Fanaeea Z q an in5alg
The GrDisnberg Fever and Agus Remedy q = soy.
reign gPsonc for this Partieular dlSeesFrioa 5Oo-
The GrBfanbeER Green Mountain ointment eLcel8
Al other saVea In it, curative enect1-prioe . cents
ms GrDisnberE 00ngdmptiSss BALM ahords the
price g bottle. (n,A An eminent Physician Of
NsW YORK, states that he has known tho GE1 hera
DroDly. Our 70En tEpsEienas snbItantiatsl hh
fhs GfssssnberF Hoalth Bitters arc most blsaran
and delightful tonic ever pTspared-price . oents-
The Gralenberg Eye Lotion 3 unparalleled IN all
Inflammation o. dilsAeas Of tbs Ege-Prioe 3 eantE
Fr7rE 4 AZ rHr ~ .-a
= M. H. sB.AAEHa9EnI--kssr Dir. We I3el lG . uusf
We owe to the p1blio, to state that MarBhalll 0a
tholioon Is q medicine iaEaluabls for oomPiainis
olas8sd under tho head Of Female Diseases, We have
used your GreienbsFg Medicines and have been
greatly benedtted thereby, so much 20, hat WsFs
khe prics double, would have them. 10 Che thou
GAnda Of our sex who are suffering from Weaknea1e1
WS would recommend the gAtholioDn e sprB pans
oeA. II gives strength 70 the system and enables
each Of the organs o. tbs body to perform thar ~
1T Ma. j. n WEEKS, i'
-.g Z-e. Hila u.sWOEEBfElT-
Medina, March /, 1851.
- The above named EAdioa Ro are personally &c
auainted VITA, and know that for several years
while Wo lived In Medina, fhsy Eefe great sufferers
Miss s. has been 20 badly aficted that Il Was viii
difficulty she was able TO stand upon her feet A sp
bottles q OatholeOn entirely cured her Of hef oom
plAiRtB. Ny vile received great benefit from thh
medicinb. We recommend q % the Ladies' OF t6h
county e. . safe and enloi6nt remedy for the mang
complaints thsT aEs subject 90.
L .A Utt G0E sJCiE6itof CAnneld EsEsia-
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn ls from 30 to 80 bHshsIs per aers. I Cat.
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. 4 II 3
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of illinois, a branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
ka<ee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Ddn-
leith, q distance Of IS miles On the Branch aud
14T miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Gay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, l-r- s.,1 49, 1df
OATS, BARLEY, RYE BUCkWHEAT, g
And vegetables suited to the climate, are PROM
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania
while the southern part has the climate of Ken
tuoky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State suited to almost every product
Of the United States. dome ss.7 % en-
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And the east helfof Lot No. 100 appraised at 275
Also, an undivided halfof Lot No Is IN Al
fred Kelley's sub-diVislon Of original city
Lots 1871 ls2 l9s In said city, apprascd at 1l25
q. GRISWOLD,
npr2l:383 Maater COmmiHgiOner.
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BARBERlhG.

HAIR DREsBIN9 AND SHAW,
~ ING IFsFrFUFICa.-1W7M. q. AMBUSH,
= IA r,oi1 untaf the AuericAnI a Ererared o &C
soTa uodsts sl onItoueTE with prollP irom
sbls Workmen- a .eesrats room .er laale. noEa
NTEW BARBER SHOP. 81,
IN HENDERSON o., heFa opentd 4 Barber
i6e EIfabliShihont under Beotauf . II lshsrtir
a6t stoFs, eupsrior si[oati el1olie N e1da1 Hella,
uleHl thsy inten4 q lAage loi lizfenc9 lnd Clt
irllndl ald q lllg k1I o1l1 e nEg - pl1al3d y
AseE ths1 u-iAte1lE 1ellelle1A s-1 sg1lAu 3
-hsgq0bA -sIddaaIs-
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4 .YAAN LII4LE,


REA-L e ATE,
KEEPS q FroEt varsity o. FlrIlg anl litT FTor1FtT
Tor sale or Rent. Al1o, cholna Farming Eandl =
Iichi7an, Tlilnoi8, WiIo0n1lu- Iowa aud niI1c1Et
hhssBU7lI
ID EAL ESIATk---E. N. kMi KS,
IA tE5rnerlg 0 tes nrn cl Llttla Ea7ol,l hl5 ,
oDcned q I5sl Eststs eElce On Rousa'u Hlock, coEa
ner q tlpollqf lfE1t 1ld Fnble allares and ~
5ualitT sf 9AEa1tag ts1il "A ths Et1tal % Iowa,
Wisconsin End Missouri, . ezn4e1 % l0r city El
dTSISTtg, PiEs - ~ g H5tl1szzg, aIFiiiE5=
a'HoallH 4 tis1sgd g bsv.ssa-
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o'As' t9,t Al pi iso - ~ ~ W
i ---l5I DeiondSntS For Belief r7 u7z'i
TOMAS q. HEARTT. PHILIP
~ 7 Hsartt, PhilAnder Bennett, Hsnrittta Ben
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee in Bsnkr1pt1Y
Of Benjamin I. Tyler and the unknown Heirs Il
John b, Macy, deceased, defendants In the abgVsen
titled action and residents Of the Stat Of Ohio,
hereby notified that the 81 day Of April A. D.
1852 said plaintiffs FLED In the oice Of tbs CLERK Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
defsndantS, setting forth that Baid plai1tids are
themselves in the possession OF the folio wing de
sCrbed neal estate, 10 Tt situate IN the County Of
Uuyak0ga and state Of Ohio and being n that part
Of the city Of Cleveland which was foraerly called
the City Of ohio, ana Z known e sub ots nun 9eFs
2s2 ~, 570, 1S and "a, IN Block i Of the Budalo
Company allotment, called, and have BEEN in such
possession ever since september, 1858, That on and
prior to the 18th day Of July 8sid lo8 we're oWned
In common By the following named persons, TO wit;
benjamin. +. Tyler, Griffith P. Grimth, Sheldon
IhomPsons RhiIandsr Bennetti william q; Rieh-
WinBo John b. May, and Samuel calender,
that on sata 18th day Of July, 1851, said parties 30
hYersa to said norman U. Baldwin uesd thereof,
that on the 18th DAY Of april, 1888 said Norman q.
BALDWIN duly conveyed said lots 70 Frederick Bald
win, who, on or about the nth day Of Beptembsr,
1855, duly conveyed the same % these pantli that
under said deeds Of oonveyanee said hormap Y.
Baldwin, Frederick AldWin and said plalnttns have
respectively been the exclusive poIse8On Of sad
otE ever aimee the l4th day q July lss7 that sasd
dSed thereof executed and delivered 70 Norman ..
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, bat
was sometime after its delivery 70 said Norman y.
Baldwin, lost or accidentally oestroYFd and has not
been and canuot be found by reason whereof the
title Of aaid plEnts to sad lots s cloudel aid the
oesndants appear Of record to have some interest in
and TO said lots Whersas IN acS they have no ints
rest Whatever. The petition pragH q decree con-,
hrminR their title to said lots and excluding said
defendents tTom any claim thereto. sad dstendAnts
OF June is6 or the same win be taken confessed
and decres rendered accordingly; ,,,,v,
aurillsssss PlaintifS Atty.
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z hLecnanlcs and working nen yin End tha fres-
school system encouraged By the State and en-
doEed With q lafgs revenue FOR the support 81 the
schools Chiltreh cdi live In sight Of the school,
the college. the chEreh, and FroT aa with the
prosperity Of the leading State 10 the Grezt Wes-
tern Empire. All l-l
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that It squalls the most favor
but let any careful observer visit IT, and he viii
inform you that the half has not been told of the
advantages it Oilers for immediale Sccupnticn
and immediate returns The farmersof the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moTlng
to Illinois IN great numbers; and 4 Il 5aiieTedi
that II these surprising advantages we're made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, na1uiaciurer1
and Eorkingpop Of oTer-eroVded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves Of tie
knowledge.
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-TEIJ5E J5ER-1501TE6-FUREnT VEGETABLE
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most reliable Family
Nedioine IN ase. More used than any other kind.
PTios i5 cents-al PILLS II box. Zee Ulrcular1,
E1<5old 81 Strong y Armstrong, Benton Bros.
4. W, Paime-, Churchill 4 Bro. Also, st Wholesale
q. g. HOHB1B,
II 4 ii s..a.aal f0.il 0 General Agunt i0r
.r.. .I...t sa.I .r sOhiO, Michigan gnd Indiana
and bV All DruFEistS In the country.
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- 49, -. ~. :
THE FAIR INEzi
p n t-Hl IfiT m.7f rIH r1uaaIr.-s
On THI LON LADY o. TIN O3IHsoH CLEyFss
8 ,s'a ,t..,.. s..' ,s.ss s.opsTTaUEO. -qR
~ OHAPfER XIi.-To ANXIOUS IEaU1ntis.
~ 40 RI And hho her fenoramuH
OF. who ofaet does WondaFu think,
Says that his molasses tOm,Oat
m r.i he VII only dip In ink,
And thal make C on some foolgasb,I
- hrinE hetteF story out, r.. a
Tif h 4hAn nv story Of LRir Ines, ~
ODD ei fs Which assertion I much doubt.
Bus thsss things do not disturb me- -Tgi
rf -i-r Iho1o NJ genius Who q spi1ess
Glory ne beyoud the skies.
Twenty cities claimed Hsmsr,
v hen 80 heaven ais spirit had ned, "a .r
dThlcngh Whioh etiss living HOmeri lin
Gould not earn 3 crust Of bread.
Nor DOL forFet that TaGsa.
h.ul hen hil lips Nfre awful dryf gqgt
..F Ehrc' al Greece could not rot rustdd t''1
For single drop Of 'rye.'
p hat theep msu1W a my ttlsnt
(. y $50 NJ slS IS S! 81: :Ss:,a 81
~ And warn them, isaye the oountry
...I a.-s Leave tt ere ire coming springi
lot an outraged Peopls viii nos,
Shall not, Btand this sort of thing
q ;a,.7a ss.sa,..a S6toosEIaUEP3 5 oI .HT
TRs patrons 81 Union Hall ana the public In gen.
erAl viii please take notlos thstEs nov ensrins
sPRING1 ! 3 ! 50 SUMMER CLOTH ING,
At greatly reduced prizes, 1t i.' mon sIsana
TsAkO a IsAAOEamco
MAGNIE1OI.riT UNION HALL,
H0la Agoncy Tor. the sale o1 g!nEpris Oalebrtsd
seEiRs s.ashiRss, eagis Patsnt Army 9runkI,
ana seorr . Ausol1ason Freshman, . Lf
C1gpeg Of Union and Superior Htrsetli lff aI
- LOOK OUT FOR THH dIAHThI ~
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MEDICAL
ISISIliI5 SUCCESS
i7-1---la555 b55I z5-z5-- l1llf
6ENNs gNSistEtI>lglsS
. a8l :8ss3aJs. DSlss5' IEs.s1 M a.
Eg SEMIEAL WRAKhES8
aLH1F, Sd., 1ED TTPOTEEOY
6BRAD,

Afisr an othsE Treatment Fsil5.i -ai
.szolDRssA. GIBSON, luzq
Fgsn9ly q HeW YORK sCitT, Nil pay 9ne Hun
rsd doaEI lor ths pEooi th4+ ns sTar az . osss
slm tor the prooi thht sny ntheE Phy1ieian Z
thg Upited s'otas tFeatt - lans diseases with
Sftsr TSnT years d l.bori5dr Gtudy ana 0xpsr4.
snos. Dr. GIBSON 8 hapVI e being able = 81
aTstsna Of treatment or tie
sP6IDR AID F1RNAHHEE OUBH
PRIVATE DISEASES
Via Al lad el'sct1 ariHfnr tharefroul, includiuT
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS FRO4TRATIOH.
q Ihon 10 6sd s4Ssnasa . suSdredi Il IA doar s6
lol-lsg Led EiYlici1li 1o foe 70 tfaat Al pftVetg
rlsladisI with lgooe1a md Niihout FseaiEinG tn
nr. qiBsoH dos not b6ars that he Il nsalbsF Of
bolBs College b LoRdoa o. Paris, e PsrhAVa HOms
othsll . i6F ts p1ro1s 3 esInaring thb Innocent
o & ae9 ~ 1s 9 1ils 9'i s.. e D 81 r; 2,
lhis tsst hs = abis 70 giig sltiE9 IstIsction .
thcse WhQEepoge eonhdsnca A hts ability ald lntsE-
sis ne tles fs R.5 $500 2 .n S. As5ia y tn F,l
eu1 o. 1f1a or any latlnt mediane . Sqge lor the
ss4iS Ss ~ ss 9l Nh 81 ySi.I ~ STi-iS5
roa GeElll - f9crst ab1-e- Hlf
i9logng advantages over ali oisora ut d.eogclodi
Ei nat the egtHtB uls tTs ln no ra1Poct disagree,
ss ss- @s 7 pS@ ,n9 ne 5sss1 5s s.9 = = @ ,ss @ e
No restrictions IN dss q b1Einaal = zegei Ihift,
ail - ! 2oa.lits az eefss.n y ~ eSes
hoIPital IA 90 United 5tstel tnd dsmonItrsts TIE
unatn8s HuDtEiaEit7 81 his n5u treatment over any
othsr nov known % The World IN 1olHs nf grompf
nss peEnlAnsne7s nildnpza, taf,i1 And fonVsnienes
- the Ratiolt. Sd.
DR. GIBSON q Ip6rmannltly loca3od - OlsFsIaad
and has during tha Ra1t two Teaz1 performad many
cures d di.oa1e1 Which had for Year. resisted ali
other modes oI treatment Rarelcsc can Be FiVHn 80
indlElaAlg Of ths arEt Te-peotahilitF n Cleveland.
4ostont New tork, and othos elite n regard q
skil and Integrity 10 eli rroislgioEAl tansactions
llgEpopsla, EhEematlzmt 6crufuia and "a ohr5Ri. ]
aileelll treated with lupoFioE EuooeE.
Meololns ssnt . ang pGFi oi tha ooaatz5 o1
D. GIsS6Eis Es1 WOsh o. FhylioIeU ~ sai' I
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3ios 6osE. nom p z aas noa = .Ss5 s,sl''h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
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