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Prof. H. J. NorHNAaLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes - AFTER examining
= Isrge number OF Vim. Knabe 3 Cos Piano korte5J
Iunhesitatingly pronounce them superior 70 any l
have seen Their tone Is grand and noblei they hAso
volume OF tone or power have never heard exeeled
They combine with fne touch, ceptas sweetness Vi
tone, purity and durabihty,". .----4.7 Gee
THAT the Knabe Piano Is superior 70 all others
made n this country for brilancy, sweetnes5, and
goIume OF tone needs only to be heard 20 convince 70
ne isca - State journal, Columbus, Ohio.
aug15.lIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Coon As NEw.-The locomotive " Leon
ard Case" of the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Road, has been thoroughly over
hauled at the shops Of the company in this
place, and will resume its position on the
road very soon, looking as bright as silver
dollar, and many of Us can remember how
bright that is, although it is long since one
has been seen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

BAD sDEWALKs.-There are q good
many slippery places on the sidewalks, ana
falls are frequent. We have hesrd Of no Sc
riOus accidents from falling as yet. The in
equslities in the sidewalks, caused by the
neglect Of many to clear OF the snow when
it first fell, renders walking difficult and un-
pleasant. There is an ordnance requiring
sidewalks to bselesred OfsnOW, and itshould
be enforced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

REPArRED.-The Erie railway propeller
Olean, which was commanded By Captain
Thomas Rowland, last season, has been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired at Bu:-
falo, and is ready for the opening of naviga-
tiOn, having been rendered as good IS new
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

sTR1KrEo EFFECr OF A STEIKE.-A Bos-
ton eotempOrsry says he finds among his e1-
changes tho following paragraph;
"Tqe prIntsrs ARE on A Strike Jor highel
AaGes, He II We . Oneluded TO SIT o. 7
oMN tYpoS In fstUreI It IS EBsy eNonsh.'
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H''' 0' 0LEHELAND STOVES, 81

ever Bronght % thls marEat. haNlng ElITclls7l .
fore the CHEAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, We nave
racaiEed the Cool. and adding LLam % bis larEo W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Character Of News not Revealed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

BEST SIUNEt IN IaG- mAAhEAs
Its Baking, Roasting and Broilfng properties are
unexceptonable end in economy Of Fuel II Il unnar
allelsd; with its
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Observation-Disclosures, the young
Boston billiard player, offers to play Kava-
nsgh match game Of billiards for $500 a
side, the game to be l 900 points up, carOms.
A year ago Kayanagh could " discount "
GoldthEaits and beat him.
PheIan has brought from California dia-
gram in India ink, illustrating his celebrated
10000 match with sereiter in Detroit in
1853. It shows the score in the match, and
exenplihes the principal shots. It is said
to be very truthful and excellent, but the Gu
riOsity of the thing is, It was the work of q
boy only thirteen years of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

DEATH OF A SOLDIER WHO WAS SHOT BY
AGuAKD.-About two weeks ago we made no.
tiee Of the shooting of soldier at Camp
Cleveland, who attempted to run the guard.
BE was shot in the leg. On Monday last he
died in the hospital, and his remains were
sent to his friends in Riohland County. He
belonged to Captain Smiths Company, 10th
Cavalry, and enlisted at Mansfield. We did
not learn his name.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

REoovEHED.-Sergeant Fay, Of Smith
nights battery, has recovered from the ef-
feets Of the shot which be received from
drunken soldier at Camp Cleveland, SO far
as to be able to be about again. The ball is
stiIl in him, supposed to lie back and beneath
his shoulder. It viii be outOut in a week or
two, as he is now able to bear the operation.
The soldier who shot him is still in jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

-TRIESEMARl !, 2 and 3, areprotected py Roy
II Letters Patent Of England and secuIea " -
Seals Of the Ecola de Pharuacle DC faris anu tuf
Iulperisl College Of Medicine, Vienna
No One Is invaluable for E1hausfioni SpefinAtoi
rhCea and all physical disabilities -.
No Two Completely eradicates ell traces q thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated 1y ne au
ssous aud perniciOus use Of copavia and eubeps.
No Three has entirely supplanted the urious ue
OF mercury, thereby insuring 20 the sunerer speel
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing oct tne
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos l, and 3, are pre- paralons n ths
orn of IlEenges devoid Of taste and smell. and can
be carried in the waistcoat pocket. noid IN u go
and divided into separate doses IS =
or cases for e. which saves IS and in u cases
whereby there fs y saving Of SO. To De had whole
ale and retail OF Or. BARROW, No. i94 Bloeoker-st
New York. -,
Irnmedistely on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
viii forward the Tressmar to any part OF the world
securely packed and addressed according % the N
II oid by q. " CLARK. Agent for Olsyeand.
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LEADER.

TH0ReDLY mORNINe. JAN. q. 1888.
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Police CoURT.-There ware but two or
three cases at the Police Court this morning.
EIiEabeth Jones, an lnveterate vagrant, was
sent to the house Of correction for twenty-Ono
dsys,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22


TIE MURDER IN THE PEEITEETIARY.-
The State Journal Of this morning contains
the following particulars of the murder in
the Psnitentiary, referred to yesterday .
:" Our limited space yesterday morning pre-
vented the giving Of the particulars Of this
fatal affair. It seems that about two weeks
ago young negro convict from Cleveland,
BY the name Of stephens, became enTaged at
some tsuuting remarks from q fellow convict
Of color, whose name we believe was Howard,
and threatened violence. Stephens secreted
q hammer in his clothes, and one day after
dinner, just as the conyiots were separating in
the center yard for their respective shops,
he attacked his victim. The first blow
was the fatal one It Was given just
above and in the rear Of the right
sar. After this he struck two more blows,
one on the back Of the head, and the last
on the neck. Howard did not complain
much Of his wounds, and was permitted to
90 70 work. When ten days were past, and
the affair nearly forgotten, Howard reported
himself to the hospital in q feverish and weak
condition, and after three days died. a post
mortem examination demonstrated that
death was caused by the first blow on the
head. Stephens says he did the deed be-
cause be felt insulted, but only intended to
knock down his victim. He wants 10 trial.
II he Il to be hung be willingly yields to the
demands OF justice, but wants no public
trial. he is q man about nineteen years Of
age, and has been before this OcOurranee, a
q1ist, orderly man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

STEArIEo CLoTH.-Charles WeinholE, an
employee in the Cleveland German Wo0len
Mandatory, has bean suspected for some
time past, Of stealing pieces Of cloth from the
establishment. Cloth had been missed from
time to time, and circumstances pointed to-
wards him as the thief. On Saturday last he
was detected in stealing three yards Of wool
en- cloth. He concealed it around bis body
when he left the factory, and being followed,
went to switzer's saloon on Ontario street,
and passing through the back door hurrisdly,
he threw it into privy vault. He was ar
rested, and being examined this morning be-
fore Police Judge HessenmueIler, was ser.
tsncsd to psy hne of $50 snd tO.be impris-
onsd IN Jail for ten dsyson bread and water.
he protested in court that he had never tax
On any cloth except the threeyards, which he
wanted for pants. The company have missed
about tWenty-fOur yards recently, all Of
which il is believed Weinhols has stolen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

HoEsEs roR THE 10TH CAvAIRT.-Ehere
are about thousand horses at Camp Cleve-
land for the 10th cavalry. They will be as
signed to the various companies in q day OF
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stoves md Housekeeping qoods

Baving been East and selected from the principal
manufactures Of New York, Philadelphia, Troy ana
Albany, the largest and best stock OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
P / A N o s.,
ETery Piano WarrantedfOr Five Years,
lLD PiaEOS AHD MELODE0ES TAKEAlH ETcRRRGE
AIoU-UN UaNUs
KsEoSsoas, Small LnItrumeEt1, StFiHg', 4

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
rsrt of these Pianos we would refer 20 the follow
hR. W. REGBE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure In certifying that have tried you square
bieDos aud and thenSeQual, if not SUPERIOR to any
IL tbis country Among their great qualities which
disti1ish them is the evenness Of tone, the agree
aDle and easy touch, and roluzna of tone. Wishing
Won IN The success you 90 highly deserve
an, Sir, yours very trul
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

TIE IcE BUs1sEss.-Ice men are looking
Anxiously for cold snap that viii manuiao-
turs their merchandise for them. There Is
hardly a pound Of ice left in the ice houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Union Movements in N. Carolina
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Great Excitement at Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
The Fortifoations Of Richmond
The Position Of the Rebel Army.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
WASHINGTON, January 20.

EtUlL TtLh AALAA1 UE I'M LOA O-NACs
WASHINGTON, January 20.
Special to the Herald
The news from the army Of the Potomac
has caused a great deal Of excitement here.
The character Of the news has not been
promulgated.
Refugees from Richmond, when they
left on Monday, represent that the week
previous 10 their departure there WAS
great excitement in Richmond, owing to
the report that large Union force, num-
bering $4,000, was on their way to Well
den, n. c., and that large feet Of gun
boats was in the waters of North Carolina
about the same time.
General Anderson's division, Of Jack
sons army, numbering about l5,OOO, pass
ed through Richmond and went South
which fact added much to the Excitement.
The floating battery Merrimac is re-
ported to be perfect failure, being too top
hesFy.
These refugees report further that Rich
mond Is well fortified. At every point
the fortifeations are garrisoned with but
q small number of men. They have over
100 guns in position around the city.
The main body Of the rebel army is said
to be about midway between Frederieks-
burg and Richmond, on the railroad.
Colonel Wyndhsm, LIST New Jersey cav
airy, acting Brigadier General Of cavalry
at ChantilIy, has resigned on account Of
being subjected to the orders Of Colonel
R. B. Price Of ID PennsylTsnis cavalry
It is rumored that Colonel Wyndham will
have an independent command.
Special to the Tribune from Washington
the 10th, says:
At the request Of the Secretary Of War
one Of the Wisconsin senators has gone to
that state for the purpose Of getting
the decision Of its supreme court against
the constitutionality Of the draft or the
right of the President to suspend the habe-
as corpus, made up Immediately and trans
mitted to the United States Court, now in
session here, in time for argument this
| term.
Special to the Times says:
House Naval Committee, at their meet
ing to-day, had under consultation the re-
commendstion of the Secretary Of the Ma.
W, to build three large class iron-clad
men Of war, to cost not exceeding twelve
millions. for which amount provision will
be inserted in the naval appropriation bill
Mexican advices to December 2lst show
there had been yet no advance BY the
French on Puebla.
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saptqa
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6. CoRSrxo B Co. intend to get their oil
refinery in operation again very soon Ineir
loss was less than 500. 3
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an, sir, yours VI = ~ {{FaqII,{RFRa


4 Co. Il Is impossible not to bear testimony 70 their
gualtifs which have acquired for tbem the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos OF Lllelf
naanufscture on which have played, are exceeding
" fOr their qualities OF TONE The Bass
h ovgerfl without harshness, and the upper notes
geet clear and harmOniOusy mellow (chrystiliani)
d DO not hesitate express in regard to these IN
srumeuts ny entire satisactiOui and 20 declare tat
tbeV sre equal If not superior to the best manuiac
ured in Europe or this country By tbs most ceebTa-
ted makers. lSignedl L. NJ. GOTTSOHALh-
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BS-Fhe above named Ladies We are personally &C.
ouafnted with, and know that for several years while
We lived in Medina, they great sufferers miss
has been badly afflicted that It was WITH
difficulty she able to stand upon her feet lev
bottles or CathOlcon entirely cured her Of her com
plants Ny wife received great beuet from this med
6ine We recommend il to the Ladies of this county
as a safe and eiclent remedy for the many ompelna
tbsv are sube Get to- JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfield Sentinel
RRForsaIe by all Druggists.
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
sapt29 Agent Tor Ohio.
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H0MB FBgTIK0HY.

Mr.. B. EIEasLEI-Dear Sir: We feel Il 9 dutJ
va owe 10 the public to state that Marshalls Cathol
icon l. medicine invaluable for complaints cRsseo
under the head of Female Diseases We have used
vOur Grsefenberg Medicines and have been greatly
beneftfed thereby so much so, that were tho price
double, we would have them. To the thousands q
our sex who are suffering from weakness, We would
renmfnend the CatholicOn as sure panacea- II gtTet
rngth 70 the system and enables each Of the orEanA
Of Inc body to perform their appropriate fnnctions.
- Miss u. bWORMSTETT,
Mrs W. GARTER,
Mrs Z. Il. WEEKS.
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SssAIE fAllEEi,l Ohl9' a 81 L otni e9 lee2i.
ough trial Of the Catharfo pills. left by your agents.
and have been cured by them CT the dreadful rheum
atigm und-r which he found me suffering. The first
does relieved me- and few subsequent dOses entirely
removed the disease feel IN better health now thsn
for some years before, which attribute entirely to
tho eaacts-of your Csshartic Pills.
Noura With gTsat re=pgot-
huCIuE. y. mETCALF.t'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

BEST STOVE. IN THE MAhhEt.
Its Baking Roasting and Broiifng properties are
unexceptOnable end in economy Of Fuel II u unnar
alieledi with its
NEW PATENT ATE,
II will burn Ucal as we'll IS Wood most admirably th6
Oven being thorOughly ventilated Il VIII produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that OF bakerH
the open hre, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth as common sense dictates. Il IL manufactured
In this city, and the material used and the work
manship of the best quality; finally, It gives per
feet satisfaction TO ALL hundreds OF house keepers IN
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using It, viii testify. 49,
THE MORNING STAR Nc STOVE Is
now and desirable pattern, nich, With variety o.
others, make our stock complete. We also have On
hand great variety Of ParlOr Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
are constantly supplied with al the neWest end
most beautiful styles OF
ENAAELED CRATES.
AIzo-alI Of the most useful articles OF House Buf
nishing Goods, Nails and harnerB Tools
We are lust receiving the latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are offered At the lowest prices
We manufacture largely and have for $50 az whole
sale and RETAIL AL the vao0s articles OF fian ana
Japdnsd Tn, Copper and Shest-IFon Ware.
We ofsr the almost endless variety Of goods IN
Iie for sale st the lowest cash prieess on the ONE
PBICE SYSTEM.
HaTAI Houseksepsrs and those who contemplate
Hou1okeeping and the ''rest OF mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for thsm5afYea. sATIsFACfioS ~ GuAAAA-
TIED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORl UM
Of WI MARVIN,
No. 50, Ssuth side Pub. Square,
auzas.ds Cleveland. Ohio
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THE8 sd regiment got through to oiRein-
nAH last night all right
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her ChildhoQd, and her statement Is strictly true
ANDREW J. MESERNE,


Captain JOEL PRATT, Of Che ship Marion, writes
from Boston, 10Th April, 1855:
" Your Pills have curod uc rom btlhou5 attack
which arose fruza deraneehient Of the liver which
had become very serious. he'd failed Of any relief
By ny physician, and from every rumedy could trYi
but few doses OF your Pills have completely restored
ne 20 health have given teom % ny children for
Woruns with the best effects. They we're promptly
cured rscOmma ended them 70 8 friend Tor eOstfTs
ness which had troubled him for months; he told ne
IN lew days they hal cured him. You make the best
Read this from tho distinguished Solicitor Of the
Supreme Court Whoss brilliant abilities haze made
Etafass
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To Mossrs. WA KNABE Co., Baltimore:-I can
not but cOngratulate you upon the immense progress
And in proysments which you continually make On
your Pianos which in ny opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. NJ sfkAhOSOh-
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nv birth With scrofula IN It's worst form, and now
after twenty years trial and untold Of amount Of
suffering, have been completely CURED ID lev weeks
By yonr Pills. With what feelings OF olclne write
can only Be imagineds-hen you realize what i have
suffered, and how long
t'Never until have been free from this hath
some disease in some shape. times it attscked mT
syes and made almost blind besides the unendu-
rabe PAIN others IL settled IN the scalp Of uy head
and destroyed ny hair, and hes kept partly bald
af my dsys; sometimes 10 came out in my nee and
kept Il for months n sore
~ hnut nire weeks $40 commenced ing your
Oathartlc Pills, and now am entirely from the
eoEauisnt nv eyes are wusl my skin is fair and ny
hair has commenced healthy growth; all Of uhich
makes me feel already q rev person.
"HOping this statement may 90 the means OF con
seTiug information that shall do good 70 OtherB LAM
VIZ 0'''' isYsnT5 ,ie. SfARTA RIOKER."
81 have known the above named kiaria Kicker frOm
har chflihood and her statement Is strictly true.
~ = 4 - L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Mr.. GEO. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
POSSES immense resources OF power and expression
he bass is sOnOrous and grand the middle register
rch and sympathetic; while the high notes are brill
liant clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single haw; the seton
a smooth and marVelously easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianOfOrte s susceptible.
In word, KnRbss Pianos are worthy OF the great
eat Artists and are capable Of rendering the hnest
s'HN ELIZA SHEPHERD,
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''sIH:-I have crest satisfaction in assuring 70
that myself and family have been very much benefit
since, OF a and dangerous cough BY your Cher
" PectUra and since then has enjoyed perfect health
tscs Of the Iuduulza and Group BY it. IL 4 inval
uable rUmedy for these Complaints Your Calhartio
Pills have entirely cured me from Dyspepsia and
costivenes which has grown upon for some years,
indeed this cure Il much mere Important, nom the
fact that had faed to get reiei trum the best phy
scians which this section OF the country affords, and
from any Of the numerous remedies had taken.
tfYou seem to US, Doctor, like prcvidentiR bless
ing to our family, and you may well suppose We are
moi unTniutifui OF IT, Yours respectfully,
4 A
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The Despatoh Cooking Stove

lowest lowest prizes for 0AsH OR APPR0YED CREDIT.
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E-The above are al fraln persons who are public
l. known where they reside, ard vino goulfno make
these statements without thorough conviction that
they were true.
PREPARED By j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold By G. W. CLARK, end By Dr1gEists and Deal
erg avrrFu here defi. t.s'iii tEeoW
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G. A BARLOW, Dear T:-It gives me nueh pleas
ure 10 B able to say, that consider knabes Pisnos
be- finest both in volume and eetnoss Whlch nave
tvsr plaTed upop either IN America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better eject than IN any
other Instruments; and In fact, knabss motto may
f.1i1 =, 9sFs-cclsi5r1 Mrs .. s. DOUGLAS,
'uN W Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
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MEpIeAL.
A YER'S PILLS ARE CURING
IA THEsICK TO AN EXTENT NEVER BEFORB
KNOWN or ANY MEDICINE.


Invalids, read sud Jodgu fos yourselves. JULES
HA AUELi, Esq., the well known Perfumer, o. Chest
nut street, Phiadelphis. whose choice produets are
found Ct almosc evary toilet, says;
u Am happy 10 say Of your OATuAAIlo F4LLst LnAh
have found them better family medicine for COM
81 my friends have realized marked benents from
them, and coincide with me IN boheVlng tnAt they
possess extraordinary virtues fer driving out diseases
and curing the sick they not e1ectais Dut sale
then. valued by the public WHOM they are known.
The Venerabia Chancellor W MEkDLAM writes iron
Baltimore, 18th April, ls54:
eDr J. @. ATER, Sir--i have taken your Pills Win
great benefit for thsistessnoss, anguort less Of Gp-
petite and bilious headache, which has Of hate years
OVertaken me in the spring. lev doses q your rus
cured me. i have used your Cherry fectofal lor
many years in my family Tor coughs anu coi4s wiz
and feel pleasure 70 commend you for the good you
have done and are doing
JOHN T. BEATTY, Esq.. Secretary Of the Psnnsyl-
vanis RailrOed Company, says; -
the efficacy Of your medicines, having derived very
material benefit from the OF both yOur Bectoral
and Cathartlo Pills. an never without them In ny
family, nor shall ever consent 20 be, while ny means
The widely renowned S. S. sTEVEEs, n, NJ, oi
Wentworth, New Hampshire, WTlles=
'HavinE used your CathaTtic Pills in my practices
certify from experience that they invaluable
liver causing headache, indigestion, cosyenesa and
the great variety OF diseases that follow they are
surer remedy than any otEor. In al cases WneIe
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er have ever found. They are in their Opera5
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valuable article Tor public have for many year
known your Cherry Pectoral g the best Coush meql
cine in the world and these Pis in no wise nie-
riOr TO that admirable preparation for the freaimen
/ Of diseases. -, - ,,.,
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RRsT STOVE IN THE MARKS

(see Out.) W. Z. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
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Mss sALLIE 81. CLAIR is plsying at the
cslumbaE sheater.