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GUARDIAN'8 SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE OF real

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES,
NJ TATE.-By virtue of an order Of the Hon
Daniel R. Tilden, Judge of the Cout of Probate
n aud for the County Of Cuyahoga, and State Of
Ohio, will sell 10 the highest bidder, st the
door Of the Court House Of said county, IN the
city Of fCleveland, on the 18th day Of November
1868, at O'Clock P. n, the following described
real estate, as the property Of Mary Keokee
Monroe, the only minor child of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, to wit
The lot OF land bounded northerly by a line
equi-distant between Superior and Euclid street
sIxty-four feet; easterly by land owned by
George A Stanley; southerly by the north line
OF Euclid street sIxty-three feet; westerly BY
way to the occupants on each side of the last
named boundary, from Euclid street to within
nifty feet ofalne equi- distant between Euclid and
Superior streets (One-half OF said way is taken
from the land of said Keyes , together with the
elegant modern built house thereon, known as
No. 43 Euclid street, with the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, the late residence of Mel
son Monroe, deceased.
Appraised at S26, 666.
Said premises are subject to & lease, which
may be cancelled at any time after the first day
Of May, 1854, at the Optlon Of the purchaser.
TEKMs OF SALE.-One fourth Of the purchase
money on the day Of SAFE, the balance payable on
the 2sth day of July, 1865, with interest semi
annually, secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises, with policies of insurance in the sum
Of 10000, to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
The purchaser to have the privilege Of paying
the whole part in sums of not less than 81 ,OOU
at any time prior to July %, lS66, by first q yng
the holder OF the securities thirty days previous
notice. II. B. SCOTT.
novl5l26 Guardian Of Mary Keokee Monroe.
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Having had over twenty years experience IN the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character es
peciAlly the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success OF which sat
isactOry reference be given ct any Of the above
named places.
An medicines prescribed and not operating sstisi
factory the money shall be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicins for one month
from o. 90 to $500.
eE-Ihe Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
Of every mouth Al his residence, No. 90 GaFdeuSt.,
Cleyelaud, d Post Once addresB-BOI I'LL
EabZ3:R28- ltAmdkw e. s. OLARh. M y.
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NO. 283.
RAILR0AD3,
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Mail, Express
And Telegraph Route,

Connecting at Salamanca, New York with the Frie
Railway, forms = continu5us SIX Fest Irnck from
New York to Akron or Cleveland.
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JOSHUA r. GIDDINGS

P. 81 should have said that 1 had
never heard Of the prisoner, nor that any
person in Montreal vas suspected or ohsrg-
ed with the crime, nor Of the man called
Jones, until he presented himself in my
Office. Nor was il possible for me TO enter
tain any feeling Of unkindness toward any
person Of whom had neither heard nor
read. J.RG.
The Montreal Witness has the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Il, 1865.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
Cash Dividend Of Ten per Cent the Capital stock
aud Six per Cent interest the Scrip of the Compa
nv payable on and after the first December proximo
free Of tax.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend of Forty
per Cent. on the Earnsd Pr miums for the year end
ing OctOher3st, 1868 certificates for which will be
issued to the parties entitled to the same on and after
the nrst December prOximO, free Of tax.
They have ordered, also, that the Scrip Certificates
OF Fronts ot the Company the years ljs and 1859
De redeemed IN CASH. at he Office of the Company, on
and after January I'd, 1864, all interest thereon 10
cease on that day.
No certificates Of profits issued under So By tina
ACT Of Incorporation no certificate shall issue uu
less Claimed within two years Ct the declaration OF
the dividend whereof It IS yidence"
ECTORS.
fhomss Q. Hand, John G. Davis, Edm d A. Souder
I. Pau'ding, J. r. Peurosa' lanes TTa01,siro'
II. Z. D1:Iett, )r.S Jas. Hand, Wm C. Ludwig
Joseph II. Seal, Geo e. Liep-r DR. RIM Huston
Hugh raig has. Kelly IobIt Rurton
Sam'l E Stokes, J. F. Penisj5n, Henry sloan,
VIM. q. Boulton, h. Darlington, II. ! Brooke,
J. 7. Jones, ]. 2. Eyre, J. g. Mcfarland
). McIlyaino, J. b Semple, A D. Berger.
Pittb gh. Pitfsb Oh
THOMAS q. HAND, President.
JOHN c. PAWS, Vics President
HENRY LrLBURs, Secretary
R. 7. LYON, AGENT, Cleveland, o.
novl6-l2J@
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING NOV. 10. Is63.


LAST Monday the counsel for Catohoart
filed demurrer to the indictment on the
ground, among other things, that the Sc
oession Of some Of the States has so far de-
strOyed "the national compact" that tres-
son against the United States is no longer
POssibleI This is putting q pretty fine
point upon it but is the very quintessence
Of rebel doctrine.
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The Richmond Examiner predicts the
FetreRt Of Bragg's army, on the ground Of
short Bubsistence, and the difficulty Of
keeping open communications.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-19

BosToE, Nov. II.
The Legislature has passed the Bounty
bill, and will adjourn tomorrow morning.
There is heavy penalty for any fraudu-
lent attempt to obtain the bounty..
The Enlistment bill Of last year was
amended 50 at to put cheek on substitute
brokerage.
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ASSETS OF THE COlfPAYT-NoU. 1, 1863.
slOO,1OO United States per Cent. Loans 5000 90
sos Sos " A." is5I ISIS 25,SoS $500 90 20
5000 $40 Tsas'y Notes. 1920 90
100 State of PennsylTania cert. lQan. 100 81 9
$40 - $3.50 %
l2S0j0 PhiladClphi City q" l27,52S %
3J,OOJ State of Tennessee 1900 90
%, % Prnnsyly ania K. Z. lst mo- tgage 6p
cent. ., so 70
500l d. do do ID DO do 5325JUO
1909 go Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guarantee by the City Of PhilA-
...... Is 100 90
5000 100 do do Pa. Railroad Co.. FPS 60
800 100 do do rth Pa R. X. Co.. 265O o.
q 900 T. S Try certificates Of IndeUtnes 2 OO0 %
l2, ,sO0 Loans On Bond and Mortgage.....l2370 200 90
S7sizso Par Cost s76s ~ y Mkt Value 7sla go 50
he-l rs .i,3i3 IS
Bills Receivable, for Ius 'Ce made. l07, 81 81
Balance due at Agencies. 25,glg s.
Scrip and Stock Of sundry I1sur-
ance and other Companies, sos.
Estimated vaiue,.....;s..,.........-.... . 2Oj 90
Cash, on deposit with U. S.
GOyerdm ment, subject 10
ten days call.-.....a.........sS0 090 %
Cash in Banks................ ., SIS 3g
IN DraWer-.-........... 2lO -
-- IIs7s9 70
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIHOlHEATT BLILhOAD.
@EMs
- 7z--1aastt 60
3 4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT,


Or and sftsr Monday, November Isih, Passsr ger
cepted): -
1st tTrain-7s4OA A. .II.-OINOINHATI ExPREss
5tUpPiEg az GraitOn, y ellington, New LJadon
Shelby Crestline, Gallon, GiIead, CariinRfop
Ashley Delaware, Lewis Center and WcrfhinR-
ton arriving e trsstlins at 1870 a N, ColGm-
bus I'D p m Dayton 4;l2 p. m, Uincinnati s. IS
p NJ, ST. Louis l0:45 a. m Indianapolis s:l5 D.
m, Cairo 500 p m, Fort Wsyns4:l5 ,. m, Ohi-
I'd Truin-2:IO p. TIOH.--
otOps Il al stations, a1d arrives in Columbus
At SO 2. n Cincinnati $50 a m.
Sd TTnin-z:1OP P. M.-HlGhf EXPREss-stop.
pms AZ Esteay Gr1itons Weliinst ton, New Lon
don, shelby, OrestliDs, Gallon, Gilead, Osrdisg-
ton and DelzSsrsi arriving at Cresti{ne Al lO.l0
?. n, Columbus los g. m, Dayton s:t5 a n
Cincinnati 100 8, ~; Indianapolis 7:sO a N, s.
Louis s43 ,. m Cairo 5:0Os- m, 1T Wayne4 81
=. m, and Chicago via Orss.line le.sO q n.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and 1910 g. N 3:00pm
arrive at OlsVeiand9 20 a. m, 2:;0 and 200 ,. n.
CORRECTIONS.
shelby-sandusky, ManEfeId Newark RaIIrosd, tor
MAJ aiIaInsaseldi M. Vernon, Newark, ZaIes-
Orsztiins-Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE Ohioazo Rar-
road, Forest, Upper sanduaky, Dalphus, ID
ma, Eort rha5ne, Lagorte, 0hioaso, a..
SsStl Ano Ea8slor Mansfield. Wooster, Mnr-
GraEton and Bellsfontine Railroad Line for Mariou.
Beuefontatnes Sidney, Uuion, Munci8 II
dianaPolis, Tore Haute, Yinoennes Evans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, a.,
pelAEare-with Springfield branch for SprfdEhsld.
Ooiunbua-Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
kailroad, for Nenia, Dayton, tndianspoIis,
TeEre Hautes St Louis, Morrow, LoTslAna,
and Cincinnati, AID with the Ohio 3 Afl,.
llsalppi RailroadS -Oinolnnst for L5aisTiifFi
evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al points
OoIumbus-CentralO Ohio Ralroad for Newark, zAuf 3.
vile, wheeling, 60; Columbia, Piana q
For Tiesti ~ IN GS 5dSa5 I5 siS14' ga ,OE6aIa
ply at the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticsst
Once, lf superiOr-ss = -
Olsvsland, Nov. Is. Isss supsrinIepdent.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF Brad
In BURN, FISHER %, terminated By mutual
consent, the sst nit Waldo A fisher retires and
john v Crehore, of st Louis succeeds. AL accounts
will be settled and all payments must be mads to
Bradburn Williams o., at the old stand, who will
conrinus the bu-iness as heretofore.
nov5-l2T BBADBUBNI FISHER co.
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sALE-Nntica is herebr

VI given that in pursuance ofthe command Of
an order of sale from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hoga County, to me directed, l shall sell at suc
ton on the 23d day Of November. 1868, st 10
O'Clock A. N at the south door of the Court
House in the city OF Cleveland, the following
premises to wit; The fee simple Of the one un-
dived one-fourth part in common Of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
Cleveland in ssid county, and bounded IS fol-
lows: Beginning in the Plank road and south
39l< degrees, aest chains 221z linss from the
west csrner Of Chittenden Lewis land thence
south 10Y degrees east chains end 70 links to
s1d Lewis west line, thence south chains and
q links. thence north 5O1< degrees west chains
and 76 links, thence north 39z degrees east 2s
links, thence north 5OH degrees west chains to
Plank Road, thence north 39Z degrees east
chains and so links to the place Of fbeginning, con-
tanning 81 acres Of land.
Terms cash on day Of sale.
Nov. IL, 1888. VIM. D. THOMAS,
Dovi2:I2g Guardian.
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A Copperhead correspondent Of the Chi
e8go Times, has been drafted in Milwaukee.
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A ooNsUMPrIvE CURED,

DR.. Il. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eminence, discovered, while In the East Indies,
osrtain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
Wss discovered by him when his only child, dsugb
now alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF benehtting his fel
low mortals ne viii send to those who wish Il the
recipe, contai ing full directions for making aad
cesstuly using this remedy, free, receipt Of theiI
nomes, with two stamps TO pay expenses, There IL
not single case OF Consumption that IL does not at
once take hold Of and disspate. Night sweats pee
yishne5s irritation Of the nerves. failure OF memory,
difficult eKPectoraton, sharp pains in the lungs,
throat, chilly sensations, at the stomach in
actor OF the bowels, wasting away of the muscles
Per they zee this sdVsTTimsnt in. Address,
ORADDOOK 4 co.,
lyI3-452 l25 North fd-St. PhiladelphiA. Pa.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
INCORPORATED 1881

OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE MUT'L SAFETY Tvs. Co.,
Philsdel Dhia, Nov. IL, 1868.
The following Statement Of the affairs OF the Com
pany is published In conformity with provision Of
its Charter:
Premiums Reesired from Nor ], 1882 to Oct. 81, 1868
On Marine and Inland Risks......s392sf9 cs
On Fire Risks...................... ll66l3 U3
-- $500 452II
Premiums on policies not marked
of November I, ls62...--...-...- 25 5,395O9
7I5,sT2O
Premiums Marked OF as Earned from B0rGHber l,
1862, 10 October 81, 1858.
On Marine ami Inland Risks......s3Ts 46s "a
On Fire eRisks...............-..........l lU2,9l6 A
-- SIsl ,3Sl IS
Interest during same period Sal
wages, ............-............ 7O,l7l3s
S55i,s56 Il
Losses, RrpsHsss, de-, during hs year as a5ors.
Marine and Inland Navigation
LQsses----... Us, ,i4t 10
Fire LOSSES. 80 lJ5 80
Return PTeml unls. -.--......... fu,s2i GO
he- -tnsuran Cc.........-... j., III B
Agency Charges, Advertising, C 1892 10
Taxes Isl 20
Expenses, Salaries, Rents, &c..... lj,i2s 81
- tS35, ,23iI9
surplas.....-.................. s2l6,62l 81
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APPOlNTMENT,

A PPOINTMENTS FOR THE
"A YEAB OF lS53.-DR. CLARK, German Re
ormed Botanical Physieiau and Snrgeon, will con-
ult patients for all chrOu5 diseases OF every chsrsc
or, EREE OF CHARGE, at thu following times and pla
es daring the present year;
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MERINOES.-WE DESIRE TO
IVA call the attention OF Ladies' In want Of French
MerinOes 10 the large stock Ne have nov on hand,
prsing the choicest shades aDd qualities, import
ed this season, being without doubt Of the most
complete aszortments Of French MerinOCs in the
State II you wish 10 buy French MoTinoe that
will pease you in color and quality, and gTe entire
satisfaction in wear, call on
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD CO,
now 2l7 SuperiOr-St
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On and after Monday, November 18Th. 1865, Through
PssseDgsr and Freight Trains will be run regularly
Between Cleveland and New York.
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WAND IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE.
Fare as Lew as by Any other Route
CHECKED THROUGH.

Passengers by this Line have choice Of Five Dfas-
rent Routes between New York aud Boston.
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ReTAL,ATror.--lt will be recol
lecied that seven members of the S'b
New Hampshire regiment, taken
prisoner by the rebels in Louisiana
were tried tor iressnn--tbey having
enlisted in New Orleans-and on
being convicted, were first compelled
to d 4 their own graves, and then
shot. TSo OF the otficers coinprs
ing the court martial have been
caught. and Ioniteon OF the highest
eb9l oflictrs. have been held a. host
ages, and viii be ehot--provided
Gen. Pemberton, who has been
written to on the sul ject does not
disavow the act OF the court martial
and give up three other Ulcers who
composed it. Gen. Clark is one u
the hostages.
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REDUCTION OH PRICES

lNWING to the war and hard times. we deem
~ II proper 10 REDUCE THE PRICES OF DkN.
IrisTKy 10 the following low rates, which will
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation what
Ieyer. JACOB CARR,
| II. b. TABEK.
j. j. BIECHER.
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The Labor System of the south-Souud
Sentiment.


The Labor system of the south-Souud
Sentiment.
The Nashville Union, after copy,
ing some paragraphs from all article
oi the Richmond EaQuhe/, boastipg
that the labor system o. the S nth
remains entire an unharmed, while
the labor system OF the North is
weakened by 80 much as laboring
men have been distracted from it
to till up the Union armies, adds
The following pertinent and iorcible
comment;
The Richmond nrnal boasts in
the above article, that the Con
fsderate troops are supplied with
provisions, clothing and shelter, by
the labor Of that species OF property
known as slaves. The slaves labor
and Thus enable the great body o.
tho white population to become sol
diers, and these slaves according to
the claim of the rebels thems Ives,
are not persons, but proper y, just
ss much az oxen, horSea, and mules
They may be bought, sod transit r
ed, and given away, at will. Now
il we have q right 10 weaken the
rebels by capturing their horses
cattle and other brute property, why
may we not embsrrass them by TAX
ing their slaves3 II we may lawful.
ly destroy, or carry of their commits
sary stores, why may We not take
lpossessson Of tho "chattels' whose
abor produces these stores2 Ii the
mules which plow the corn crop may
be taken as lawful prize OF war
why may not the slave also be
taken, who guides and drives the
mules? We see no reason why
oae species OF the enemy's property
may be captured, and another NOR,
dangerous species be allowed TO con
tinus in his possession, on thu
ground that it's safety is guaranteed
by the Constitution, which the enc
ms is lsboring to destroy. Common
sense dictates that the Federal Gov
ernmept should do with the slave
whstever may be most profitable t,
itself and harm to the rebsls. II W,
caunot touch the slaves OF rebels
neither can we touch their stock
heir crops, or any other property
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flNnLAY TRAINS.
Leave Fndlay AT GAS O'Clock, a. M, ,andreturn
at 4;30 o'clock. p. m.
All Trains make close connections nj CLYDE.
with Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road,
both East and West.
May |, lSG2, II. RICE, Superintendent.
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Or. HOOFLAND'S
= alsamic Cordial |!

toRTHE srEEDYcuRE or Couons, Cons, lSrLu-
EVA, Group, HofgsENEss, BRONCHITIS, PNEU.
MONA, DISEASES uFfnE BOWELS, ARlsIN0 FtON
CoLD. ISCIPfFNr CuSsUMpTfos, ANp FOR THs
RELIEf AND (tF At 'i.L fessiBLg) cuRN e. PA.
TiENrs IN ADVANCED STAGES OP Tng LATTER DIS.
EAsE.
The Balsamic Cordial Is entirely Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties
ot The Balsam, with the invigcrating qualities
OF Cordial. producing combination So wei
adapted to the purposes intended. that there
are but lew cases &C diseases which will not. .
at au early period, succumb otis healing and
liie-siving properties.
For ages, has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion of the
attention uf the scientific Oi the medical world.
meut Of these diseases, than the celebrated
prussian DR.. lIou1nnd. the originator of the
Ba!S;mic Curdtl Ills lie was devoted To the
production OF remedies that would stand unri.
vailed. low well he has succeeded, the Amer.
lean pestie are able te Judge; and we posiiive'
ly assert, that no preparations that have ever
been placed before them have conferred tho
same amount ui benefits on suffering humanity,
or have elected so HHny commentators from
all classes ot society, as the remedies of DOct.
lluunand, prepared by Or. G.. NJ. Jackson Il Co..
of Philadelphia. The Cordial is designed for u
class OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any other to which the people of this
country are subject - those springing from a
slight cold. That eminent authority, DR.. Bell,
says: II will not say that colds are to our in
haLlt;tnts what the plague and yellow Fever
are TO those uf other countries but can aver
confidently teat they usher in disease of great
ar completely and mortality than these latter.
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an appcsite illustration that in the
busineas ol life plain words are pre-
Il rnble to obscure ores:
A pedan,ic old gentlemen, odd
and peculiar in his habits, happened
to want u footmsn, and requested
his nephew to find him one. The
nephew thought his own valet eligi-
BILE lor the place and desired him 70
apply Tor il. The man was attached
TO his young master, and left him
reluctantly; but, believing that the
ch ange would be to his advantage,
repaired to the uncle, who, being
confident that his nephew would not
recommend an improper person.
merely asked him il he understood
81 gu, nces. John wac puzzled. H.
had never heard the word before.
md it did not sound like anything
belonging to table service, brushing
clothes, or cleaning boots. He was
as much abroad as the sailor IN
b ack eyed Susan" who having
Ieposed on Williams c. urt martial
% his messmate's excellence as a
seaman, is next asked what he can
say Of his moral character. Moral
character, your honoll Why, he
plays the fiddle like an angel! =
John, after similar hesitation, repli
81:
81 am not quite cure, sir, that
understand you; but fyou will be
pleased to explain yourself hope
shall be able to give you satis'Sc'
tio :"
81 nean," said the proposed new
master, "that when | order you to
lay the cloth you ehould compre'
bend thereby everything connected
with it, such as the knives, forks
salt, spoons, &c; and 80 upon al
occasions not to do only what yor
are told in 80 many specific words
but to let your mind take in the
whole range of connecting sppurte
nances, dependencies, sequences and
consequences OF one thing upon an
other
John assured him that he would
do his best, and had no doubt o'
pleasing him. Accordingly he was
nired, and or some time they agreed
perfectly. At last, his master, find
ing himself one morning suddenlS
lin, ordered John to fetch a nurse at
soon as possible. Instead of return
ling with all speed, he wa' absen'
for several hours, and wh' n At las
he presented hlmselt received a Sc
we're repriman6 for his delay wher
he was sent on business that required
despatch. John waited till his mas
ter's anger had abatcd little, and
then proceeded to justify his conduc
in the following manner:
"Thst he went ont and fonnd thu
nuree, who was below; thinking al
apothcc ry might he e conncctin!
appurtenauce to a nurse, he ha'
brought one, who VS. also below
hat knowing doctor was usually
dependence on an apothecary, h'
had likewise fetched physician
who was in waiting; a surgeon, h
4aid, was often sequence to a doc
tor, and an undertake. the cohse
quence OF all; he had, therefore
brought them all together; and hope
he had thoroughly understood AM
executed his or!ers,"
The story winds up by sayin
that the old gentlemen was so muc
-, pleased with the humor OF his ma
that he added a codicil to his vii
by which he lett him a handsom
legacy.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
Spring and Summer Trad
ISAAC DAVIS,
TSANO ONVT0s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
FINpLAy, OHIO,

FINpLAy, ONO,
V,AKRa this method to invite the attention
Of dealers and consumers to his present
stock of staple GroGores, just received EN-
bracins the
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BEST ASSORTED!
THE CHEAPESTa
AND LARGESTM

Ever offered To this community. His late arri'
val includes everything In the line oi
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Fashionable Tailoring.
TAIIORlNG BUSINESS!
Rest Sewing Machines in Use

aud Is propared 20 DO all Kinds OF WUik m ms
Inc In the latest style. Eaving in operation
lue OF tile Verv