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ScicUce ysfnisseFinE 90 Enjoyment, |
Beauty and the 0rsees hare enlisted Sciencs
in their seFyire. While aiHSuycry and iuven-
sion arc achieving victories oner time and srace,
20 which the abled exploits of the ancient necro-
fnAneerS weEc mere tifles, they hre also lsildiug
new charms to the Poetry Of Life. Ne arc
,tolG that this Is an Utiliafian Age scTdid dol
asr-vcrsh piuu esn, ret when we see the CD, IA st
AnA The lJtanist cfsllbi1ing their skll knowl-
edge and labor in he Ir0sl.rct;on OF Iettuine
AMI cosmetic xhith tills The boudoir ana ne
crossing room with The rnost exquisite iraSranee'
and mparls freshness purity and velvet soitneIs
70 the complexion essl the skin, We must admis
that the claims OF taste aBd Refinement are slili
recognized amid The steIxer pursuits ol scleFcf'
Ladies aEe notexpccted 70 be deeply nnsersS--
ted in the improvements of The steam engine, OF
the instantaneous conversion ofiron TO steel; but
when chemistry furnishes them with such an ar
ticle as Murray & Lanman's Florida Wafer,
they begin to think that tie laboratory is an IN
-sstimable institution. TT0iy this access DRY sOt
the toilet Is woaderNlll preparation 1t EN-
lyalms ths'lixslg cdeis Of the IAtest flowers AMI
aromatic plants Of the South. The volatile e.,
couce which they exhale, Is axed and rendered
perInanant in this odoriieTous fluid. AS the
Inurrner 0f the waves is said to he retained ;or-
ever in the vindiags Of the sea she'll 80 he in
xisalle arena ot the flowers alwsys j. the HoTaI
extract .reIered to. No perfume Of modern
Vines Is equally refreshing and enduring The
fabric rIpon which it is spriRked may be land a
with the certainty Of finding the fragrance I'M
partcdtoit uninpaired, month aiterWards---
Florists who nurse Their hyaeinths, ramelias, Snd
ieliotropes in glazed conservatories, Tor thJ
sake Of luxuriateng amid suinsner odors in thC
depth Of winter, viii End the Havor from thell
forced exotics tar Inferior to that of Murray 4
g.anuan's Florida Water. This may he deem
cd extrayigant cornm6 ndation by some our la
sy readers, hut before they doubt let them MAKE
the comparison. 1t is not safe in this age o
scientific miracles TO question the properties .
any invention, merely because they seem incred
ible. We use the article for two reasons--hrSt
because we relish its arena; and second becaus
II acts as an admirable counter-irritant a!te
shaving. it is advisable to ask for Murray an
Ianman's Florida Water, as thele are, We I'm
derstand, some limitations in the market.-N !
Dispatch
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ifArI would not be without bottle o! l1r.
Tobias Venetian Liniment in the House, is the
universal remark from those who have tried this
wonderful preparation for rheumatism, Dysen-
terry, Headache, Pains and Aches ofall kinds
1t il worth its weight in gold to all who value
health. Price % & 50 cts. Depot 81 Cort-
land street, New York.
r. Logan & Co, Wheeling; John BeHll and $
Hamilton, { adiz: a. Jul. Schneider, Mo~pfeId; NJ
Joilya, New Market; Williams l. Custar Perrysyilie
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GROCERIES FOR 1857.

SAVGG1tIGO DA 1SO5s
400 BAGS Rio Coffee 25 hhds Sugar,
EUO 100 bbls and hati bbls Nolasses, d.
30 bhls Refined Sugar 80 hbls Sytups,
751},xes rssored brands Tobacco,
20Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton Buckets,
% do White Cedar
80 Boxes ToietSoap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosn,
20 do Soda Salaratus
5U0 Sacks Table Salt,
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassa
Is Bimento, 20 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
% Packets Juvn Cofe,
Is do Laguara Goffeee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, SO Boxes Starch,
20 Hall Barrels earb. Soda,
50 Chests lea,
% Bbls tanners Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
90 do XenIa Lime,
80 do No Mackerel,
100 HI Bbls No.3 do
so Or do do do
is Bbls Mess Shnd,
Is do No Herring. 2ca.ks Goldfish
100 Kegs Nails assirted Sizes
90 Boxes S earne and Apal Candles,
IS do Extract ogweod,
10 do Madder 20 Boxes Raisins,
| 10 do Figs 50 do Glass,
200 Kegs White lead,
| l5C BbEs Pittsburgh Salt,
| 100 do Lako do
Justreceiyed and for sale, at River prices, at
GEORGE 4 WILSON'S
| Cndiz. Ohio MAY 2S. 1851
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Sonlething for Erery Laiy.
sEseppaFa's Great HenesacfOr.
rtIE GREATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DIS

e.
GOO BoXEs RETAlLED MONTHLY.
CFsHE BE,NEFACTORs is inalnbc for the i'm
mediate removal OF distractions, Irregular
tics .Pxolapsus Uter falling Of the womb Leu
chorrhea or Whites, and all the diseases peculiar
to females.
This remedy has never in q single case tailed in
producinc the Menses. have received many let
Iers of recommendation, which all cay 81 is the
lest remedy we have ever used.n Sickness al sto-
mach. headache, languor, debility, pains in the
head, side and bacs loss Of appetite, cesiveness,
Sc. are some OF the symptoms which attend irreg-
mar transformations ! his remedy ia certain to re.
move one and oil Of these symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my sig
niture on each box. Z his remedy may be had by
addressing j. S. SHEPPARD West Fourth street.
Cincinnati end enclosing 81, and the remedy will
be sent by return mail.
N.B-Ludies who are pregnant should not use
this remedy, as il is sure 10 bring on mscarrjago
though no injury to health would follow. One
boy II, three boxes S2 All letters Of inquiry must
contain apostage stampto ensure ,i an answer; m
j. s. SHEPPARD,
Juli6-ly. Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati, O.
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NOTICE.
- r. a. EsEl "a &aiN,

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, OF Philadelphia. Pa Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and Tor the last twelve years have been
in the East
Having now permanently located in Cadiz with
the intention OF praccing Medicine and Surgery in
all their various branches; he offers his services
to the citizens ofCadiz aud surrounding country IN
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
ronage and support.
9yOfiice on Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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REMOVAL,

OpPoslTE the "MANslON HOUSE." l.
~ have fitted up large Sky Light Daguerrean
class pictures with the latest improvements.
Daguerretypes, Ambrotypes, and Photographs, or
pictures on glass, on patent leather,o ,or paper,
which may he sent in letters to any distance with
se2437 II. DAVIS.
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@. SB. EasNlONs'
pREMTNM CARRIAGE SH0P!!

THE take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that he has commenced Carriage Eanufac-
turing in all its branches. He has superior ia
.ciIities for manufacturing every kind OF vehicles
E'iy stock will be manufactured in style superior
10 to any in the place, and on the most favorEble
terms. Those wishing any kind Of vehicles are
solicited TO give him call before purchasing else
where.
His assortment consists in part Of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
! llbetts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Bugges, Bugges
with sliding tops, Light Id"ttlng buggles' Skeie-
ton Buggies, Sukcs, &c, &c.
All kinds OF repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice and en- the best terms. He keeps none but the
best of workmen in his employ. New work ex.
changed for old. F0
| ag Shop dircchyh&st Of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by Penn
& Harper, O.SLEMNlONS.
Cadiz, Ohio May IA, 1857
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

EI1HE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this beat most perfect
,,a.iro Which is known to man. Innumgrabe proofs
P"t"'i' " = - - m -, ,vl,icl, s,rrass ", +
are shown that these PILLS aNe "i,'s u
excellence the ordinary meaches anu nt ll,sy "iA u
precedentcdly upon the esteem oil all men, 1ey aresae
and pleasant to take but po"efiui 10 cure lc" pene
trang properties stimulate the vital the oody
remove distractions of its organs purify the blood
and expc disease Theypurge out the fon hpmors WHICH
breed and grow dstemper stimulate sluggish or dlsor
dcred organs into their natural actioh anu ipt heal'ny
Sr0 ,naS ento w tas I'e everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baficd
the best of human skill While they produce powerful
effects, they are at the same tihe' III
', ,y ara leasant to take; and being
ara yr.. srpn auy risk of harm Cures
pare cea made Which surpass belief we're they nst sub
ti Nv mon ~ suc, exalted bosition and character
el'ht"H'N - - - ..I at...., o,i,a,,.
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T4aE PERFUME
~ 81 &oF THE E$
WESTERN bII4eif SsFo EgaFss II !!
FRESH FROM LIVING III OFFERS.
MURRAY g. LANMAN's


FLORIDA w ATER-
Tmsrare perfume uIm cosmetic Is prepared lrt m
ropical flowers of Surprising, fragrance witllpAt
the admiXture of coarse essential oils, which form
TIE staple OF ma ny Essences and "Exuacts for
the Toilet y Its Aroma us inexhaustible as that
of the Parma Coonge,'' and fresh and delicate
MS the breath Of Living Blossoms.
Whatare ats AnteceaeMts!
For twenty years it has niaiItaned its aycendency
over all other perfumes throughout Cnbo, South
America and the West indies. 1t has been intro
duced into the United States, in response to the
earnest demand growing outof its Southern reputa-
ton. Acuredor F# E E& &M
Headache and Faintness.
As ar odor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious
as the ''Otto OF Roses" 1t lends freshness and
transparency to the conlplexoni and removes head
ache and iaintness i7}4Eo
eOUNTEEsEEEyS
Beware Of mutations. Look for the name q
MURRAY & LANMAN on the Bottle. Wrapper
ant Ornamented Label. Sold by ID. L. LANAAN
& CO, wholesale druggists, Mo- SO W6tdr Street
New York, and by aIlsdTuggists, at So ccnts pei
bottle.
April /, l957-ly.
NTASruEpc GAVE ynTTp CITY DErT
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tcHN ENGLISH dnopRlcT. THOMAS DlXoF
New Philadelphia Boundary ano
Ma chine Works.
TuScnrssWas C0Ssalfy. Ohio,
Manufacturers OF all kinds ot Stationary aud
norinbip


Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Georing for Saw nnd Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shalling and pull
lies, Tuning Laths loriron and wood, mechnnics'
tools screws, cutting, turning boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sis for houses railroad works &c.;in short,
they are prepared to do ali kinds Of work usually
done in foundries and Mqchine shops. Also.p
Horse powers, seDsaFaatOrs,
Corn Shelters stiaw cutters, horse rakes, and cast
pows OF all descriptions. The latest improved
nreminm Steel pows, which ook the fret roNIum
at the Ohio State Fair in 1885. Also,
Aeayitt's Corn and Cobb Raals.
This received the first premium in thorough
contest with the "Little Giant" and the tStar Mill
at the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manu- actured
by us only for the counties of Coshocton Harrison,
Carroll and Fuscaruwas.
Thresiing Machine, slDd PlOW
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &c, always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished IN
the neatest maHner md on shortestnotice.
ENGLISH, GOODRiClI& DIXON
| w. LenmOx, stlp't.
1
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MOTHERS, SAVE YOUR CHILDREN,

Eais
KeElEs'S Veg e9ssbfe WOFaHs P:astiIses.
They ore iniallatle torthe crtes oti w ssl Y
TEHsNA W % BS ms!
The peculiar properties which belong, to 'Kemp's
Lozenges,n have never before heen combined ID
any proparaon.. They are attractive TO the eye as
Sweetnseat Of Delicious lflasm,lil il stsf..
rapid, yet harmless IN. their operation, composed
solely Of HI FSN
/, VEGETABLE MATERIAL,
and rcquiren Msrcary to be taken before Or after
them. They do their WORK more tll1fpnghly THAN
any Of the nauscous Verinlinges 0f the day.
THE PRIMARY CAU Sc OF DEATH
IL considered by tenosl disting pished Physicians,
Is Be worms among CHILDREN. II IL scarcely neces-
sary therefore to put mothers on thergnar0 against
this insiduous compIaint,Eof 10 recommend them to
take prompt stepsto remove itby The Of the on
" true rem edy. fs EiN ASH iLLE preBcnted
In such paIatabe form that children take theF
eagerly without coa1ing, Sold by D. ]. LANMAN
& Co. 6o Water Street, New York, and by al
drueeista a2s cents pef bottle J.
April Il, lS57-iy YF1tgt sSk sSsf .Eaz. sssea-'
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BOOTS! BOOfS!!


FORTY CASES
TUST received and for sale at the old and wei
u knownstund offs. SLEM MONS, who has deci
dedly the largest and best assortment OF Boots ane
Shoes ever brought 10 this marketj consisting o.
Gents coarse, kip andfne Boots, Of the best Phila.
delphia make. very large and extensive assert
ment 81 boys coarse and ne Boots. AlsoPyoath's
boots and shoes. Also, great variety OF Ova
Buffalo, Gum, &c.
Ladies' Ware!
Cnlf, Kip and Morocco Of all sizes and ofthe very
best quality very superior lot ol Ladies' Caters,
Misseslatters ofaIl sizes andquaity, together With
an everlasting lot Of childfens boots, shoes, &c,a
every size and quality. Together with lotof Loi
dies Trunks and Satclels Also q splendid lot Of
Sole Leather, Mems Morocco, Ladies' do, kid d0+
pegs, &c which will sell cheup.
Ihaye large stock ofmy own manufacture, on
hanes, which nm disposing Of at the very lowest
prices. All who wish gond bargains will do well
ID Call seon, as am determined to sell and no mis-
take cheap for cash or approved country Produce
Cadjz. MAY ID, 1857. s. SLEAiM oNS.
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MOFFAT's LIFE FILLS. AND
PhOcnSG KS3sscrS !! /!
.rTNEE BEST FANNY MEDICINE NOW BE-
A. fore the public, for the cure OF
ScrOfGEa. Ulcers, SclErvyor
EruptaOns of the Skin, Fever and

SCPOftEE3. BkGerSs ScaEFVyor
EruptE0ns of the Skin, Fever and
AgGge, Dyspepsia, DrOpsy,
and in fact most all diseases yield TO their curative
powers a&H 33t#
Ii has been computed that during the last twenty
five years, upwards of FOUR MILLIONS ofper.
sons have been henohted bythe use oithese medi-
cines; fact which speaks volumes IN iavor oi their
curatiye propeties--a single trial will place them
beyond the reach OF competition in the esiinato0i
every pnicnt. By their use the blood is restored
to healthy state and freed iromat impurities. The
system Ia not reduced during their operation, but
inyigoated, and they require no restraint from bu,
sness or pleasure. AZ
1heaficted have in these medicines remedy
that Will do for them all that medicine can possibly
effect. --@4 M
PRtPAEED By Ess 4<t
w. n sMOFFr A II. Md.
4 PROPRIETOR M EW YORK.
And for .Sole by JOHN, ,lfcBE4N, Cafiz, Ohio.
sel7'57ly s -.
fsASTEz OIL, in bottles, and on ondraught, a ptim
~ article for sale by Roy 70 1853 ~ 8BEALLft
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JOHN HUMMER
JOHN CONWELL,
xsasxsiounhse Tailor.

CADIZ, OHIO.
arAlE work warranted. A share OF Patronage
.si.eis,d. Shop--1hree doors west OF the Post
.,lgee. ard Immediately opposite the Market House
Aprf I. Ie57-iy
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f7a'eSFa DrafGS.

it"E subseriberis e receiving bis stock 4 -,
Il OF Sp-ing and Sumfner pEuGS which 1sss5s---s.sl
lave al been selected ~ himself N TIE L-
. .1sfem cities; and Is much ihc largest E%-t
.ssartaienf Of the kird ever brought 70 Hat-@
The market. aud n poiat af qualify, price, = = N ~
eoinpare wi;h any siock IRE country. II VI sell
rs low os aUy establishment wesfoi the nI.-tains
tor cash or s,sroved ceintry p.oduce. Person
wishing 10 purchase any ayticio IA the
Eg0UkL OK - as UG LINE
would Dc well 70 call and examine bis sscck before
purchasing elsewhere. Join bEAl.L-
Cajiz. april 26, 1854.
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MICHAEL FEAST.
practical a. Fancy CORfect tEser,

STEUBENVILLE. o.
01rWhoiesale and Retail Dealer in Candies,
caEea. Euts.. Raisina Crackers ant Imported Ci-
gsrs nearly oppssite thebank, Steubenviile, DINO.
HI. B.--W Wedding and other parIes FURNISHED Win
Cakas. &c.. on short notice. May 70, 1922.
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nusarss CarOs.
JOSIAH II. ESTEI

e,rPREMIUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WEBcH Il CO.,
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DIR. Kennedy. of Roxbuly, has discovered in one o
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures &
Every Kind Of I. umnr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
Distressing Occurrence

A terrible accident happened on the
Southern Michigan railroad, Tuesday of
last week, between Toledo and Adrinu.
TIE train ran against a COW. The ten
dee was thrown off the track-ihe axle of
the list passenger car broken and the
car ihr0wn across the track, while the
second car ran INFO the frs, s:hving il in
pieces, killing five persons Instantly, and
inluring several e:hers. A gentleman
and wife from Mercer county, Pa oil
their way 10 settle in Wisconsin, together
with one of their children, cighiern
months old, were among the killed, lrav-
ing another child some three months oh,
uuhar.ued. A man from Wayne county
N. Y, was killed, and a little Child, some
eighteen months old. of Mrs. Ellen Brown,
killed in its mothers arms. This Mrs.
Brown, together with her mathcr, Mrs
Palmi!or, were quite seriously iuju red.
Mr.. p, his wife ard two boys, were emf
grating from New Lime, Asht4bula coun-
", Ohio, 10 S~heboygan county. Wis
The father and younger son were some
what injured, TWO oiher men Were COZ
siderably bruised in the limbs, and sever
al others more, slightly hunt. PiAsburg
DispGtch.
The gentleman and lis wife mentioned
above as from Mercer CO, Pa, were Mr..
Joseph Gillespie and wife. Mr.. 6. for
merly lived in IlempielI Township, Pa.
Mrs. Gillespie was Il daughter of M.
John Fitzgerald, of Hartford in this oun
ty, and formerly a residen; of this town.
Its but Il few days since the family left
this county in health, with high aniicipa-
tons of The future, and now by a singh
stroke, husband, wife, and child have been
Gu, down. One little girl, alone remains.
NJ. Fitzgerald passed through This
PLACE on last "Wednesday. with the sur
viving child md the bodies OF his decras-
ed relatives, taking them 10 iLeir old home
for interneEt.
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Tcw Western Citieg

TIE SIroncr Omaha G.idr the first
tsp Of inis seasol. =, ;lc UP r Ms ,.ssip-
pi, Sioux City, being the highest point
reached. The Cleveland Rerda has The
follow ing, from the Clerk orthe Seaman,
NJ. Wilcox.
lie s;airs That lie Omaha vas the frsr
hooI up for six months, so that he had II
COOL chance TO 30 changes lie iouad
Sioux CITY crowded with people 10 attend
the l1nd sales, May Ash. and provisions
up 10 the best CalifJrnia prices. AT Oar
adj, twelve miles below. the boat was
beSct with a gaunl, hungry looking Gro I'D,
with plenty Of mlney in their pockets but
no food in thrir bellies. There was noi a
particle Of -four or meat in iown--thc
last corn got of The l.dIIns had been used
~. Mr.. w. replr's the fIllowiny new
towns sprung up in Nebraska during the
last six months, between Florence aud
Sioux City-RockPort, Cunning City, H.
awaIha, WooIvilIe, Tehama. Central
City, Plyeburgh, Verona CITY, Coving!on,
Franklin City, and ''many oihers"-nnd
thus graphically describes their Ioc1iions,
advantages. growth, and prospects:
These "~cilies" contain from one to one
hundred inhabitants each. During the
late rise nearly all os'be new towns were
inundated, aud water lots went off with a
rush. The city of Hiawa;ha contains
ora l,r.,.i;. WooJ..f III. H.. ,I.,.L-J
with prairie grass: a paper IS supposed 10
be published ia the latter Pie" land print
ed clsewhrre); in their ii's', and in the
only copy, there is a strong appeal to pur-
chasers 10 buy lots which were going of
rapidly, as has since proven 10 b. the
casc-Gurins Tie late rise most oflhe lots
went "Otf into III, river, aud the M;ssou-
ri, in payment for n, vat r lots taken,
lef; d deposit two feet slnd) On the par,
inundated, which includes all OF Wood.
vile. AT De So;o, "a city Of twenty
houses heir weekly o,agn mentions with
considerable eus,o that The election for
"Mayor and Aldermen" went eff the day
previous v tn great spirit, &c. One #
tie first ac;s OF the new board was to pass
IN order that all streets in The CITY must
be ''c:eancd" If drit-wooI, probably,
with which it was filed during the ris J
on or before he Isl June, &c. PlvoburI,
Frank. in City, and many other cities cf
the same stamp, will contain hou -ss
when they are cree ell. Owing 10 The
absence of ally inhabitants during the late
~inundaiion, the loss Of life was M! great.
Tie Old (%,"eIve moa;hs old md ancient
cities of D"ca,ur. CnIa,Ii, and Sioux Cay
aye progressing Min ca manJtble rapid
lily. We carried over $50 through pass
eugtrs to the three places, mostly fr tine
latter city, which has doubled since last
summer, ard i, i~Inoroyinr SaiIv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
SHERIFF S SALE.
~ David AecAndlcEs, Survivor,
Eilet NcNanzI. o.. al.

D. v.r:u, osan ALA order or sale issued out ofihs easrt
o Common P.raI Of Frunhdil County. Ohio. Z. ne d.
rscted xnd delivered. on decree male ~ said Court
Il rhsir March :srI1, A D. rs. I shail expose 20 rEs-
lie sale. n unaa e1eeEtiOn 81 Law. =. The doos % re
Coat House in wIrren, in saii County. on Saturday.
IN. e1.h day Of Juce. a. D. $50, bcise.a the hSErs Of
following Real Ests'e c, descfisefia said decree. TO vii;
= pa1 o. i0t 70. IL. situate ia ths Torn Plat Of War
rem. Frumouli County ChiS. AID sounded IS fo1oEs.
rtr- R-zinning a the marta vest corner % tai| let w.
u, ga.sh IL the c afr=O q. cas-. vail ~ T. J. Ijdiox's
prick store. s1i the vest vail CT The bai!ding On the
L.: herein cor veyed. hence south along the ssntre 81
mid h.icS rsli sEd west iins Il sad OF No. u. eighty
faet CO shelc= east parIliefEith I1rseE street. tween
Il Est eu3 th-Gcs negth. parallel asth tae seftisae,
eiehiy feet t. - Market street. thieves EeEt Eiorl
Are sa1th ii1- - Nfrsee ctr q, twenty Zee. 10 IRE piaeS
Of sesisnn.s aad Ehieh irolSles ol7 Tlf . ? ne tz.a
cast salio o. said LIirSs b~uiliinS, a~-coriing 70 tho
proyigeas Of ar article az ssr-erleI T. -rtsr-d mo be-
tween Dtuiel Gilbert and Lewis J. IddingB ard rscar-
led ia T~rlnhuIi Count. Rec rfs. and 20 Which refer
eI.ce is h-ce had" aad reSer ling II the aid Gilbert.
his heirs aud assigns, the rishtto USE zittle east vail
Of tSe suit linz OF Il, Ia. herein c3T-y>l, as = Darti-
tior Az fer aBs siuiilr b~u..airCs lhS. he ~ thsy Fay
erect IN sh-resiIHe RI said loS Nall. in The ElGe man
ner. ant % IT, sane exIcrtSs isIrgvi5ed in the sg=ss-
mert AZ. es1id, fcJSsen Gilbert sud ifJings- IN =siz-
tion 10 the ras; y all o. ssid Idiiugsf buiiiipy-Asing
the sane lands and ten-neDis conveyed Ia John b.
w:sk ana David ScCahdless. by DaaisI Giiber..tsJ
deeI 1eariuz date September let lN2, 20 EEheh ROAR
sc. is here had. Appraised At $3.50
IL r. HAR5I0N, seeriE.
SberfH's oHck. Nar-ra, Nay 20. S7-Sr-S.31
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-20
NEW YORK. Nav IC

The British screw steamship Queen 0i
the South. from Bremen via Souihamp-
Ton, April 50. arrived here this morning.
She brings $40 passengers.
The steamer Harmonic, from Ham
burg. also arrived to-day. bringing 500
passengers.
The steamers North Star. for i~layre,
Hermann. for Bremen aud Liverpool,
AMI The Leopold First, al sailed to-day.
The Nor,h Star took $50 passengers
and S350.0oO in specie.
The Leopold took IS passengers, the
Hermann eG2 passengers and $4,000
in specie.
Gov. Walker left last evening ia the
steamer for Albany. and will proceed
Immediately To his destination. He ex-
poets to reach Leeomp;On next Saturday.
the 95.h.