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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

and friends of humanity, ponder on these
facts
HURRAH FOR CoDTIsH. When we sec
. young man dressed in the extreme ot
fashion promenading the streets. flourish
a delicate walking stick, ogling the ladies',
and turning up his probOsiS, with an air
of disdain at neighbours son or daugh.
ter, when We know that his father ac.
quired the property which his fool Of a
sOnis'Ma&i'g himscifi iiiiculous upon, by
collecting grease aud ashes, we are tempt.
ed to shout in his assinine ears, "IIur.
rah for Goldfish"
When we see young woman whose
highest ambition appears to be 20 eclipse
her neighbors in dress, and who makes
il her constant boast that she never wash.
ed dish nor hemmed a shirt, because
she regards such work as vulgar, we feel
an inclination to whisper in her ear
Hurrah for Goldfish"
When we sec young man too proud
to carry bundle in the street, when VIC
know his father was a wood sawyer, or
when We see young miss seated in the
parl0r, reading a novel, while her mother
is doing the kitchen drudsery, we say to
oursclf, Hurrah for Goldfish"
When we hear lady protest that she
cannot ride in the omnibus, because it is
intended for common folks, we cannot
help exclaiming to ourscif, IIurrah for
Goldfish"
When we see n lady arrayed in the
cOstliest fabrics, treat with contempt a
schoolmate whose clothing is not Of so
rich texture, especially when we remem-
Der that some Of the aforesaid lady's rea.
tiveS are inmates Of the poor house, we
feel . strong desire t. thunder in her ears,
"Hurrah for Goldfish"
When we hear a man boasting Of his
ancestry and taking unwonted pains to
display his pretended coat of arms, which
he stole from some old book of heraldry,
we laugh as we say to oursclf IIurrah
for Goldfish"
When We see an elegant carriage dash
ing through the street with htraldic de.
vices embazoned on its trappings, with a
coachman and footmnn decked in livery,
especially when We know that its aristo.
cratic proprietor made his money by
vending "purely vegetable pills" which
were nothing but dried peas, we cxclaim,
Hurrah for Goldfish"
In short, when we see people putting
on naughty airs, because it has pleased
Providence to endOw them with a liberal
share OF the woFli's goods, or when we
see any one sneering at honest labor, We
feel strong desire to exClalm in their
ears, "Hurrah for Goldfish"
We are thankful that ariStocracy has
always been at discount in this country,
and we hoye it always will be, and can
only pity the silly man or woman who is
foolish enough to imagine that to be a
member Of an exclusive class is the height
Of human felicity. ' % "
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-03

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save the shin save the na sse1 eeTs. Con-
street raft; bei sure and save. onT3 lives.
and as for the rest we viii sit here and
geumble; we belong to the Dem ocrstic mar
tyy..' tLauehter,1 Il Iflthat shin, had n. he
liphtened TO ba saved Il "a eaav ii -1,l,ot
part of the sstf Cargo ought 70 be.thrown oyars
board. r TAppiansee and ianphter,I 81 !
Wa are told that the dan, ~ oc,.s = 70 e,
Who afs II sthesse leag1es ara, ,SnIss -
TLaHgtter M F6F5ev bas fs saids t5i
fs q Device fo5r Presfttle6f maIr;ngs and tbst
the PEaIs5fbdeptial canvass has Comm enced
aud We must b be- careful. sWelIs & 'wonld
not be atall remarkable If /. shoGn1ld he dnn- Inn
e.h pretend to no no peccTnliar acn1teness' nor
Is Il at ali material What ilmsaly happen 10 10
do; Bot heEes my friend, Mr, Brady. al, the
summit of his pro ofsssipn, and distinguish,
ed il; branch Of It that specSiiatiIy re.
q1ires In it a kno oWledge of the motives Of
men, or the ways. offhe world /. doubt
whether he can Be very much Imposed npon
l iGlaughter1; and how, exceedingly kind It
Iis7ih7 this Albany editor 10 caution General
Scott that he, shall not be, duped. [Cheers
for General Scott.1 If when he had been
engaged ia the. Western, war, This editor
had told hin 1T e. T5il IL /
or, when IN the Northeast crisis. 10 lock
out for Sir John Harvey. or when. engaged
in the delicate task Of treating with tbese
same men in the days ,of,nnilification1..rto
look out for John b. Calhonn:: or. in the
Mexican war, to caution him aSainsi San
ia Ana, wbat'a a mnleercv5iit' wonid have been
to have had such al VICE az Ilf5sInriobterI I
think the General wfii be ahIe "a nratect act
l1ifnsaiF a., * -
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EW1ryE soE1D IIsSs eE lIo5Pa41gH,so soE oaImGa,Jon
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! .t't-S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ =
Ii oaiests9 oldIttJ 6P sesuien; disabled II tbs
and ID case Of tfeIr death, ME ITi5o
npt4eE9f sister ntaBJs 5dcli oitIr5o
qaier OF Seaman tg entitled to pension a,,i Sfs
le ono thuhdred Ola md al back nv
fae. NY tee in each case s Ply tf!tii.t
q11lAnot pension Is collected, and NO CHARGE IA
ease Sc 81, ilqrS Hjs . eYedaN 81 Ib = -fi4HJ
s oefiined ts Accounts collected on reasons,
2ss Ne lS9 R9prh street.
y YttSS4tnsi va tD9r14-tf
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pIRiRoTORs1


John Reid, John r. Miller, Geo. K Wheat,
az S%FfsSs5st, TssaS SsR S saS2
ETNliIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
Of ali Eibd ssndis5 siridE 5stt6Iis6.
ments, tnrniture, gteamboats and cargoes on the
psfsona sr aaa g HS Ss
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they eau
be tpgpEed t9r thres etFsdPssd Eets3 4hiShs-
ing 10l1o A1s y0Omp sOTnB htd6tyaf6Hr
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
Slness men, recommends itself to the favorable com
alteration 6t' the hsuthg public, And s6Iloi thstf
patronage. F...E = N .yis,s
tended to by the Secretary.
OHiee, Nd. 1TAIcL6Fe HDuie, IhSing the same for
meEly occupied bS Adams Express Company. .,
:! 80 - izsa = NC. ARTHUR, secretary:-
sGSsS III, SIS IS ah
NO, ARTHER, GENT ar 5ayiinEs Pensions. oIHss,
No. L 4cEnFe House being the same ofic9
occupied by Adams Express Company. ept1
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IKgerlY AdTtEt lig5 o 81 o6hbid Ffn5 acoor.
ding to the space ocedb 90 te aanbaE hliges
GAllS9yeI lDeuieu hon ssnt Ss i
egat 10 lbe fdj6 fof a N I1ess ?. ? 3te
business Cards not exs lEte IISSerySSr
or 20 fofsix months, but 6 ~ n fiod
WI Rgcopnt it'd ilesstta squSSe. $. =
The privilege Of Aa4haf tstne III ifnftodg 10
me Adyert5etss own fnln 10 fbtsine and iii
slKeft tSiidr IN baneflt of ~
well as al legal adygi nd
ofauetion sales and r6 ia ~ tfi5fS fiIfISS
bh paid fOH at the dS6hl l,fafeS 4 z r tssSs5Tt
iso7sA nOnta ROT n III fs 4
dlEeptions, viii bp insSf tofbid ,end Oh Isd
accordingly. 4H~4 Y ~ zl(isX
Notes glerSp Official sing "a be ked IN an
cases at full rates. 20 III
Marriages NoticesdE& uheralg q tAld slnn6neemen
OF sermons, so cents eachs II nonT1196o
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il ssotao6P .GHII,DBHp1T7.yt 's5d Z

~ Observation-Disclosures III Y -
OF tOT]:RRY,, ! s3.R,l5 .l,, r. ii 81 z ,..i.' .ss
S5aatts1d e & Dseda.
q . h epds al9p 10 obtaining
fftqqEs.sB f,aoh Il $50 gfSysgi
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Ars prepared under The immediate sgpsTvisio
9G5kiltul Phyiieial, and they may
Be relied upon W all eases.

The intelligence Of the community Is not iusultsd
By the offer Of single medicine which claims to cure
ALL Diseases but the Grsaienberg Remedies consist
Of Eiegen different Medicines all unequalled In the
cure Of the diseases for which they are recommended
among which may be selected Appropriate 20 any
OF tbs Diseases incident to this country and cmat
BaETHE GRHFEHBERa VEGETABLE PILLS aTs better
than any other kind OF Pills in the world Price 2e.
EB- Re GaEFENHEna UTERINE OAFHoLIoos Is %
intsllible remedy for all Female Diseases Price 81, .,
HJ-THE UTERINE OATH0LIoOE will also cure GRAY
sl diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary difficulties in
AAles,
most powerful and e1icacioHs compound In use---
Price $780,
EB-THE GREFEEBEEY DTsEsrEaY SYRUP Il q GER
slin and quick remedy for All diseases Of the boWel
Price 50 eents.
1B-TRE GREFENHERe PILE REHEDY never falls 10
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price g.
By-THE GREFEEBEaa CHILDREE's PAzAcEA Is sn
Invaluable compound in all diseases incident 20 chill
dren.
sSrHE GRETENBERG FEvEs AND AGUE REnEDY is
sovereign specific fer this particular disease Price
50 cents -...a...
BETHE GaRFENBERa GREEN MOUNTAIN OuFHElFs
eKcels ali other salyes in its curative Effects Price 3
cents. 800 -I..
BTFHE GRRFEEnERa HEALTH BrFTERs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
,slpsy rHE GRRFESRERG EYE LOTION Is unparalleled
Ia all Inflammation or diseases Of the Eye Price &C.
Dg-FHE GRzFENBERa CogsUmrIvE's BALm nHofds
ne most sstonishing relief in al pulmonary COM
clan OF Now York states that he has known the Ff-
enberg COnsumptiyo's Balm used with great success
n ,DTopsy. (Our own experience suDstAntiates bis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

The Carriages for the Prince OF Wales.
The following description of the car
riages which have been constructed for
the Prince and Princess Of Wales is from
the Manchester Guardian Of March 4th
Yesterday morning, the carriages built
far the Prince Of Wales and the Princess
Alexandra were forwarded 10 the ROYAL
News in London. They were fOarin ann
Der, and consisted Of state carriage. for
public occasions a light and handsome
Wagonette, for country excursions. SC
9 harouehe, for the personal use of the
Princess; and small brougham, for pri-
Eate use The stcte carriage is a superb
vehicle, the prevailing color being choeo-
late and Yermlllion, the wheels being rich
y glt. The corners Of the roof are adofn-
ed With rich gilt crowns, and on the door-
panels the arms Of the Prince of Wales and
those OF the Princes are emblazoned. On
the other panels the Prince Of Wales
plumes are represented surroundedbv tbe
collar and the Order Of the Garter. The
hammer-cloth is made of scarlet cloth. The
ends being composed Of Genoa velvet. Of
purple color, on which are richly embla-
zoned the Princes arms, the whole pre-
senting splendid appearance. Magnif-
Gently gilt carriage lamps complete the
appointments of this truly regal carriage.
The barouche Of landau, being INTENDED
for the use Of the Princess, is a model of
taste and elegance. L is understood that
His Royal Highness took q direct personal
interest IN the construction Of this esr-
Tiage, and gave minute directions as 10 ifs
decoration. The prevailing eaIors ars
chocolate and vermilEioR, ana tbe interior,
is tastefully lined with blue silk. Tbe
Wagonette is light vehicle intended for !
shooting and other excursions in tbe |
country. It is provided with HaddocK's |
patent oontriVanee for showing the dis |
tance Travelled, which registers on a dial |
every yard Of ground that is gone over Up |
to 80 miles, when it can be wound up and |
set going again. The brougham is a neat
and unostentstious vehicle, adapted for
private use. It is small, but comfortably
and tastefnIly fitted up.
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E'et pIouts-'.' ZZoifs IA
The Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City Stcckss ls2 900
Loans on demand, gold...-....sl290o %
Cash in Ban ks.......-...-...,...... FOL q
Interest due Jan. I, 1873 on in
yestments end cash with
AGENTS
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It's Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties aFs
uneIoeptonable and In economy Of Ruel Il Is unpaF
allsed; with fts
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MORNINGLEADER.
THURsDAY MORNING, MARCH p
Conduct Of the War and lis Generals.

Conduct Of the War and its Generals.
From Washington dispatches to the
Times we take the following intimatiOns
Of what the forthcoming Report Of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War, viii
disclose:
Senator Wade. Chairman Of the War
Committee. will return here in the course
Of a week or ten days, when the report of
the Committee viii be formally adopted
and given to the public. The testimony,
which is very Yoluminous, relates prinei-
pally to military operations in Virginia,
and especially to Gen. MoClellan's cam
paigns on the Peninsular and in Maryland
The report is said TO be very severe on this
commander, and also on several Of his
subordinates.
- Gen Meade, in his testimony before
the Committee, says that at the battle Of
Frederieksburgh with $500 men he broke
the enemy's right, and drove them back a
considerable distance; and that had he
been reinforced in time, the fortunes Of the
battle would have been in our favor.
The testimony Of q Mr. Snowden, who,
at the time of our advance on Richmond,
was living within the enemy's slines at
yorktown, is 10 the effect that at the time
Of our advsnce up the Peninsula, the reb-
el force at Yorktown under Magruder,
never exceeded from eight to ten thousand
men; that his overseer told Gen. McCiel-
Ian so, and offered to lead his army direct
to Richmond.
I" It is also shown that General Hooker
requested permission, on three separate
and distinct occasions, to lead his division
against the enemy's intrenchments at
Yorktown. This was refused by MeClel-
Ian.
"GeneraI Hooker, upon being asked by
member of the Committee to give his
opinion in regard 70 McClellan's abilities
as a military commander, said, 'that Nc
Clellan, on his mission of observation 10
Sebastopol saw and studied only inirench-
ing, and that he knew nothing else now
at is averred that much Of the testi-
mony taken IS Of a character so disoredit-
able TO the early conduct Of the war, that
the Committee viii not publish 1t, but have
voted to seal il up and hide it away in the
secret archives Of the Senate. Ills known
that the evidence against certain officers is
of such q conclusive character thnt court
martials will at once be ordered in their
cases. General Franklin, il is understood,
will demand Court Of Inquiry. .-a
A great deal Of feeling has been excit-
ed in military circles here by the transpi-
ration Of the fact that General Mcclellan,
after the battle Of Williamsburgh, tele-
graphed to the President for authority TO
place Generals Heintzelman and Sumner
under arrest for misconduct in that ao-
tion. Mr.. Lincoln replied that the people
would not let him put his feet upon the
neeks Of those two officers, if the President
and Cabinet backed him in the act
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rARMs ANn ON Lnrs-

acres small frame house, about $50 fruit trees, 21
miles from Court House, 81 800.
64 CuyahogR liver, miles from city - acrea
good river bottom, Is acres timber, bfick house
and mall barn, $50 Will exchange in part for city
property. - -.r ..- -..-. -...- .
&c acres on Euclidst, miles from the city limits,
good fruit, brick hOtlsa, dc, $500 pef acre s.r
81 acres on Breckhville roat, miles from city good
frame house, all kinds OF fruit, a acre grapes,
barn, &c, 5 400.
Is acres thoice gsren land adjoining Gal!ups nurse
~ choice fruit. new frame house, 81, 800.
IS arre on Kihsman-st and Wilson's Avenue, larse
tWO-stOry bI ick hOuse, p rooms, good frult.
lfI miles from city, good land, no buildings
S2O per acre.
acres on +" very hne brick house,
Iruit, SC.
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Medina, March J, 'Sl.

EJ-Tho above named Ladies we are personally nc
Quainted with and know that for several years while
W. lived In Medina, they great sufferers. Mis-
SW0rmstet has been 90 badly afflicted that t was with
difficulty she was able 10 stand upon her feet. few
bottles OF CatholeOn entirely cured her OF her COM
plants My wife received great bone IRON this ued-
ioine We recommend a 20 the Ladies' Of this county
g saio aud efficient remedy for the many plants
they are sub ect to. JOHN WEEKS
Edit0r Oanfeld Sentinel
~ FOR sale By allDTuggists.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
HenfTQ AGENT TOR Ohm
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Looking GLASSES 4 FRAMES

Z OOKING GLASSES.--ORNA-
MENTAL Gilt Pier, mantel and Oval Framed
airrors. Plain Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany
Framed Glasses, at SARGEANTS,
mayA:Rl2 Z3 Marble Block
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''Fhat the Knabe Piano Is superior 10 all others
made in this country, for brliancy, swuotness, and
volume Of tone, needs only to be hoard 70 convince 20
the tact.'-LState JOUTnsl, OOlumbuH, Ohio.
largI5.R2I -----
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The Battlefield Of HIurfFeesBorO'---I Pic
ture by Pars0n Br0wnlow.

The Battlefield Of HIurfreesBorO'---l Pic
ture by ParsOn Br0wnIow.
Parson BrowDlow writes to the PhiIa-
delphia Press from Nashville, Tennessee,
9th instant, as follows:
al have just returned from Murfrees-
boro', where 1 spent two days in riding
through the vast encampments Of our
troops, and over the late battle-ground. I
traVersed about five miles in extent of the
battle ground, first in the fields and then
in the woods, among the cedars and tim
bers where much hard fighting was done.
No man at a distance, and only receiving
the newspaper accounts, can form any
idea Of the number Of dead horses and
mules upon the ground. Their names are
legion. They ara often piled up, one upon
another-some shot through the body, some
through the neck, others with heads and
legs shot of. But all are in wonderful
state Of preservation, though lying en- the
field more than two months.
The trees are peppered with bullets for
miles, the twigs are cut of, and many trees
are cut of at points ranging from five to
thirty feet from the ground. Large trees
Of sufficient size to make saW-logs, where
the cannon balls struck them fairly they
passed clear through, and daylight can be
seen through as one rides along. Cannon
balls are to be seen all along the line, and
shells that failed to explode. In other in
stances, pieces of shell are upon the
ground, and among the cedars Ihandled
them.
The graves Of the dead are to be seen
everywhere, in untold numbers. The
head-boards Of single graves indicate who
many Of them are, giving names, reti-
ments and residences. Among the rebel
graves found the name Of a relative of
my wife, captain of artillery. from Ala
bama, killed in the fight on the Both of
December. In many instances bitches
were dug, and from seventy-fve to one
hundred men packed into ditch. The
dirt upon many Of these is only few
inches deep, and in some instances hands
and feet are sticking out The greatest
sight to be seen is that in front of where
General Roseerans massed his artillery,
say one hundred and twenty guns. Dead
horses and mules, and an innumerable
quantity Of graves, tell The effect Of these
guns I could but feel sad as l passed
over this terrible battle ground, and yet l
felt that there thousands Of Southern SOL
diers in rebellion against the government
Of the United States had villainously
sought and righteously found their rights
not in the territories, but in the cotton
fields and cedar thickets Of a State thew
had forced out Of the Union at the point
Of The bayonet, and in opposition to the
known wishes Of a majority of the real
people.
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To Messrs. VIZ. ESABE Co., Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upOn te immense progress
and Improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank snone the
very best in the country. M. STRAKOSOH..
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2 =. thls Company having established Branch OF
nee ~ bulalo with local Board OF Direcfol \ h,
.iisse lis western business, all losses may Be Az
-uf the parties. - y -OH
4 - ,Lossks PAIDi NG0LD, upon Risks on which
sfsnlum mas peen paid IN like eVrrgpcy. feb26;f55
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nEnleAL.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT TIL REX
III -TRI Is EMAisI ], 2 and 3, are protected By Roy
Al Letters Patent OF England, and secured By the
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacis do Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine Vienna.
No. One i5 invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermator
rhea and all bhy sical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates al traces o. thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nan
aeous and peFniciOus use Of copavia and cubshs
No. Three has entirely suppianted the IND urioul
Of mercury, thereby insurng 70 th6 sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], and 3 are preparations IN ths
0rm Of Lozenge8, devoid Of Taste and SMELL and can
be carried il the WRistooat pocket Sold IN tn casss
and divided into separate doses, Administered By
Velpau, Lallemand, Rouk, RiCOld &C. Price e each
whereby there is q saving OF -. To be bad Whols-
sale and retail OF Dr.. BARROW, No. le4 BleeoksF-sk
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr.. Barrow
viii forward the fresaniar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the ihs
assoid 81 e " CLARK. A cent FIR tJlavalsnd
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tsse Cut.) WI. HARvIN Sole Agent for this tlit-
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
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WEsTERN n1Rrrrnps

January 1858
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FOR RALE OR ETOHANGE.

Thrae houses and io.s on Lake-st, near Pittsburgh
r. r. Machine shops, pr!ca $500, $500 ard s. ;2eO.
House and lot on Webster-ft., $50, or Will eX-
change 'or small farm.
Kinsman-st., near Forest, good tWo-story frame
house, 10 rooms, large lot, with fruit and shrub
u berry $500. r--g
Two houses ard lots on HunGngton-st.t near Pros
pect q, 500 for both, or one Tor $3.50.
nice house and lot and medical practice in Morgan
county, good chance for Physician, 81 fOl.
Brick house and lot IN Fatrgort, house rooms,
pleasantly located, good fruit, exchanged for
q western land with 500 cash.
Houss and lot on Scovill St, 81, 500.
House and TT on MuirsOn-st-, house stories, u
rooms, 81. .700
House and lot on Hill-st with srocery house, two
stories, rooms, $1,000, or will exchange for a
small farm. -
Muirson-St-Large two story House and Lot with
~. Barn ..- .s.-# e L.s. j. ..
la-ge Brick House in good style with water and gas
nud lot 5Oxl5O feet, kinsnau near Erie st.
-St-frontng Clinton PARK, vacant lot 66 feet
front, running 10 Lake Erie Exchange for house
and lot on West side.
Good House and Barn in Collamer; IA acres OF land
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C. Exchange
for house in city, subject to a mortgage Of sl5OO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26
HOHB TBsTIKORY.

Mr.. Fl. b. KINGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel Il q dat
We to the public, 70 state that Marshalg Oatloi
Icon Is medicine invaluable for complaints clasEed
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your GrRtenberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, much 30, that Wero the price
double, we would have them. To the thousands OF
Our sex who are suffering from weakness, We would
recommend the OathOlcOn Huro pauacea. IL gives
strength tothe system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body to perform their appropriate functions
Miss o. SWORMSTETP,
Mrs. W. GARTER,
Mrs. 3 h. " WEEKs.
Nadine Morrb1 61