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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting AZ Nsw-fsmp.on with The De!ava-. L.cfa'
and Western Railroad, AID Ct IS;on with the L-hsS
Valley Railroad. . .
sUsMER AERASSEsyIrs-ComIn-ncfn Nay H. 1889 Lsa'es
Eew.York Fss,on and n,srrnsdise places from Per No
Norh River 7:5 and IL IS and a. m Tor soner
Vile BY tie trains aid 5i5 TIE above rains con-
Ezsbe IN With trains the ksirod wbca
leave H.~-York from foot Of CourxndEsl, 81 7p And u
H. and and ?. N.
TIE Ii "a train from NewYort makes close connection
with the Lehish Valley Railroad and heure vie
East Pernsy Railroad Reading without change of cars
sd couuects Reading direct r Pott.g- AMI E.rsbGE
P.ss.rz@rs Delaware. Lackavanus ard Western hsl
road viii leaye =, 80 onlyi for Lehsh Valley Railroad
7:S 10. srd II IS only. - .
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ALBERT WEBER.-DeaIers are invited 10 ex-
n anime The ,:oct q Piano Fore, In ihe city esh wa.
rsued for three a. the owes wh.lesse p'lce, To eSn
..f,ctory p.ye mandatory, No la5 Wss; Broadway
C.uAls,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

THREE SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE
WILDERs and HERRISG'S PATENTS.
Also one lrsesiz.d Jew e.rs SAFE .; NJ. % Maiden ,e
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DASTURAGE.-Luxuria Pastursge near the
city. For particular. apply to L. DUsENbERaf No us
Bruad-.t.
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NTESSRS. LESPiNASSE & DE LASSALLE's
WI FRENCH BOARDiNG aud DAY SCHOOL, Nos lls
snd ~ CiuI place RfOPESS Sep t. insure thorough
education, scholars admitted ony under IL yea
Of Th- oy otLe boys belong % The best freacn fam
is The Ebt sb branches are taught by English feuemen
Tie Junior Department under tie Eaterua Of Mrs Les
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1nsfInltlcn.


A MENIA SEMINARY Established 1881,
n Rev d. GA0E, 4. NJ, Phncipsl-Fir.-clss Board
M School M.c and Female Advantages: Healthy location,
go "a access thorough instruction FROM experienced Teachers
Upsuypa,.ed Ia Music Ard Painting Students received az
sny tine Posrs ard Common EnslLsh eS Fa -i,enars,
~ .aS,.., N. Principal " GEO W CENTER,
~ Armenia Dp,ebess Co. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

WE ADVISE those using solution Citrate OF
w M.snesis other ,A;ne puga;iyes 70 Try ROGEkSs
CITRATE OF MAGSESlA in powdsrs eoor ,ucai 81 sd
. cooling drink For sale ~ a. pFDs
fs.a DEPOT Nc lso Sprlss: Pfise y cents PEI esSae.
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Ocean 6tfamers, 81.

II s. NJ STEAMSHIP ARIEL, Cspt. ID.
u Wilson for HAVRE via SOUTHAMPTON, viii sal
norn Pier No g. North River precisely at SATURDAY
Sept, 10 with mails Passengers aud specie for England and
France. ID, TORhANCE No. , bowling or--n-
Freight ar passage reduced.
strnmsbip OCEAN QUEEN will follow Sept. =.
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TIE BALTIC TOO burden A. @. Gray, Counsnt~r
VIII leave the bh u Otob.T =. - cous 4. tass,s
with The we'll uown ard superior Steamship JOhN l.. sAh
PBENs T. r BABY, Coriual1-r
TIE ATLANTIC vii fol'os on the 2rh Of October
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA
IN DELPfIIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CTY-Man and Express Lines leave NewYsrk att and II
s al. and the West, Washington Nee Orleans aud the
sorh kc and through baggage checked 10 Washington
.. H. and trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assis.an, Superintendent
No baggage will be received o trains unlsss delivered and
he'd fifteen minutes the Of
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Il LINE-Th- favori.e steam ship ALABAMA. Cap Geo
R. scssrek, viii leave on SATURDAY sept N.
from Pier No N Through tickets given 70 Aonso nery
Courbus Atlanta Albany and hsoou BLs LAdtnS aSuA6
GUY 90 toAd Ior tresht or psssaf- apply 20
SAMUEL l. AlTCRILL son, No. u bgos4vSy
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/. C.DFNIFS of WHITING. BOOKKEEP-

a CADFMIES of WHITING, BOOkkEEP-
~ ING ARITHMETIC. No. ~ BnRery, Nv YORK. aud No
rs Fut net Bfooklyp This week Mr. PANE receives pupils
=, tw, b,ee not lsssous nsTuci0r IN PeomaDsn
md Artbne,ie or Bookkeeping blossoms unlmi,edb for BIO
Commu;a,on I all branches TO qualify young men Tor bls1es'
40
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punciua attendance Of her pupils is requested
Those have couhded their daughters to Miss hAlNES In
past years assured of her continued dese snd as arc
trusts increased ability mpar TO her pupils subs's ntis nse
m and accomplished education Sac has the aid OF teachers OF
scnowed talent and will BE- their united aim to coutrb
much pcssbe to the persons happiness rs wei ss
neral and Intellectual improvement OF those committed to Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

ITO MANUFACTURES of COAL and ROSIN
OILS CoLWELL, Iron Founder, foo. s7lh.s, n TN
River pr,parrc 20 ave estimates furnish KETTLES Of
from q 1000 gacus each. Having large experience
the bu.s can turn the wori with dispa;eh The ke
tie. are al mare rom Cannon Iron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

DIR. AMOS 4 son have devoted their attention tNclu
svely 10 this peculiar class of maa aud the reet they
have consequently been enabled to enderthe fellow
lures is f III testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patents and others daily arriving in town from
parts of the country the express purpose nlv consul
atiOns while THERE have been Gro ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
requiring into the Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO that Of the most dan
and iuveerate they have always Entertained th
possibility Of their prevention and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and ant
Of disease could almost invariably be traced TO Of the
following cnuses Ignorance neglect or the bod effect
unskiu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded In discovering in the selection
their remedies safe eeoual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvncal
character we'll those whose premature udci0us
application might be productive O bad consequences the
hands of private individuals In short the lHudable cud
their remedies IS The losseuing Of great mus OF human
misery by the alevaup, relief aud pTevenuUn of those
gravous sctons that in reality tile foes lille
aud which, wmlethCy extensively surround US call uou
for skill aud uterft IN their determination
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j NEW TREATMENTS,

y ''''' r. i. KINGsLEY, cleveland,
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFEICE, I
rhursdav Fvetinr, May iB.6P.M.

MORNING LEADER OPP CE,l
Thursday Evering Nay ~. 8 Pm.
FLOUR-Tbe market is Inactive, and not single tausat-
lion 4 reported
wHEAr-saea ares Sears red AZ g. 20. do melas TO
on private terms and white t75. The New York
artst has declined 5cG6o today and corresponding de-
cline viii no doubt be apparent here in the morning The
safes noted above were all made early the day and before
the reception ofthe n, Y advices.
CoRN-Is lower. ears track sold atsSc.
oATs-Are nominal At 5l353o ior new.
PORK2i6 brs. No sold atsl9 30 days interest ad-
ded
SMOKED MEATs-Sales 1900 lbs Chilicothe sugar
cured hams At llc, and 800 lbs good sides ai9o.
BUTiER-sales 8 kegs good W. R.d and kegs do
mght-col, rtd Al l8o.
CHE. sE-Sales good new at 9c,
EGuS-Have sold at l2c
HlGHWINEs-s Sale d bris At 29o.
FRUtT-Dried spples are selling at &C.
FIsH-Ihe active demand continues and prices Of white
fab have advanced SOC We quote seba wing and Detroit
River stsiO5O and $50 for whoes aud halves
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Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure In announcing that they
have yeutsd most important instrument for the cure
the diseases II has been subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philadepma
New York; 1t been declared the only useful nstru
men invented for tho o. Seminal Weakness,
auy disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 by mail or express.
N. B.-Dr. AMOS x SON. in order to satisfy the most
skepca to the merits uf thls instrument pledge them
selves that n instance whero may prove unsaislac
tory, al fair tTal, the will be refunded by
turning the instrument IN good order
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NHERIFF ~ SPEOIAL MASTERlS

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE.-Pursuant TO the command of an order oi
sale issued from tue Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOgs
County, the of Henry Chambeilan, Plaluth, vs.
sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House
tcOrn ot seoeca aud Champaia sueets) IN me Ctv OF
Cleveland in said County the 4th day of June, 1889
A O'Clock NJ Of said day The following described lands
and tenemeuts to wit Situate Brooklyn township and
is known city lots Nos 81 aud So IN s. stones subdi
vision part OF original lot No 90, in Ohio City, and are
situated washington street. being each 50 feet front and
l32fset Ia deph together with all the heredta
menis and app reu.Cces horeunt0 belonging but subj
all streets and highways Lot 81 appraised at $3.50 Lot
90 appraised at 500 ......--....
Shennaud Special NJ istrr Cuu,'r.
naV q, A
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NEW YORK MARKET-May 70.

LbN TALE0AAfhl
Flour Dull and unsettled, and l6,05 cents lower;
sales bbs IS s6s inferior TO very choice state
81 O9T40 taie IS 90d6 50 superhne westrTn S10
(d7b0 to good extra d. S79OqI IS round hOuped
Quo closing heavy Canadian nonlns 81 50silo for Ia
trus; small sa esrye h1ur quiet at St,75(ab.5D
Wheat Heavy ucd 5eec weIi sales SMALL SliO for
wiut.r red western; and 81 gd0t SO unslund do.
hye-Lpwer; sales Of 3tO0 bus 70 $i(0lO2.
nar,ey--DuH M sales OF $50 bus Cal al 70o
COrn-LOweT; sales % O0) bus; 9A93 for mixed west
ern: g7c flr round yellow; 70 Tor rs yellow.
OhtsLO9er; 55@59c for state; 60GBl for western ard
Canadian.
Wnlsky-UnchangeJ; sales uf 500 bbls at 3O93c chiefly
at 31G30lSc.
Pork-Heavv and except for prime mess; sales Of
500 bhs Sl76llS IS for mess Sq OT prime 81 90
oils IS for prime including 1000 bb prime at buyers ol
tlou 3dys SIS and 1890 hbls prime the SPOT
Bss-S eady; sales Of 1900 bills; S1aT50 for country
pImo 50 az 70 Tor do mess Sl2l6 for repacked Chicago
Sl50l7 for extras
Prime Mess Firm; s1les OF 2l5 tieloes at $50
Beef Hams-Duli at Sll,bOdl7.
Quiet sales Of 100 hhds shear clear smoked sides
for California l34C
Cut Meats-Less buoyunt; sales Of $50 pkgs; 7kG7AC
for shOul err; 31f,G9k Tor hams
Lur Dull auu heavy sales Of 7l0 bbs at l2l1sci ant
1000 kegs at l2t6c
Butie--Steady At lsd20 for state aud western.
Chetse-Dull at 5>dl9Lc ss IN qualits.
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West Be ford, Coshocton Co. NAY II, Nb7
hfr H. B KINGS ey sir 81 have been selug the Mtd-
cnes OF the Gqeten6eg Company for the last ten years
and have vaTaby found them 20 give good tsfaf On
aud the Pills have soldto great mauy famlos us Tegu
larry their tea and roee aud with trade they have
become n staple article Marshalfs Uterine CaihoiCun
medicine that has done aOunto Of goodn female
discusses One lady sold u to told at she had receive
benefit from bottle than she did from long
Of medical treatment by the most skiful phys-
| JIM /, 1858, JAMES WILSON
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4 -. = L. 1871
NHERIFF " SPECIAL MASTER,S

PALMER AUSTIN, I'm g Attys. maybtl 35
CHERIFF Il SPECIAL MASTERS
~ sALE-Noce is hereby gwen that by virtue ofg pu-
sale iss ed from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of CuyuhOga County the suit OF John s. Coleman aguus
Bay al md directed, shall offer Tor
sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House,
(un OF Seneca and Chumplain stree IA the Cy Of
Cleveland said County the 4h day of Iuue 1859,
o'clock p NJ Ofsd the following described prems-
witt Situate the township Of WarransvIle, being
No the nth range OF townships iu the Connecticut
WeseIn Reserve ia the Sae OF OHIO, and which also In
the County uf Cdyahoga AID known BY being part OF
lot B. and bOuuhoi follows egnuing at the Ofn're ui
road running TO Bed ord running south TO auds owned by
GsoTg Libey thence east nl0Lg SAID Ice TO reds thence
oil ug the line 20 lands by Alsom Sulisburl
thence along said line the centre of he Cleveland
and Chagrn Fails Plank Road thence along said cad "a
the place u beginning supp sed TO cu"nin hr acres bu
subject the Cleveland and MahOnug Railroad running
| through 1t. Appraised at S3lj.
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Attachment Notice

Bridget Henderson, plaintiff Before Geo Benhnm, ESQ.
JustlCu % the Pc
The B9ro @ 5od 5 s'Pss Line SS6 oOjR
ON THE 25TH DAY OF APRIL,
" A ID. 1863, said Justice issued order Of attach
In the anoye action, for the OF hunlrol und
hnY dollars, PAINE 4 WADE, Pits ATTY.
Cleveland Apil 2sth, 1859, apr3O:lwgl
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PALMER 8 AusrIy, PiG's Alty's. n@s4l9
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S

- SALE Pursuant to the command Of an order of
sale issued rom the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyhoga
Cuuaty the suit nf John Fehy, plaintiff aguns John D.
Cooley ct al defendants to me directed shall oer Tor
Public Auction. at the door of the Court House,
tconoruf Seneca md ChamDain sTeetsl Ia The City of
cleveland, County, the 4 day Of jane, 1883, at
n o. lock A. NJ said day, tho following described lands
aud teuCmeus, TO w situate IA the lUwn-hp oi BrOuk-
yu Gle vund In said County, and is known by being
a part of 10. No according the inal Ot said
township, bounded and described rs folio ys Begin
nng the north eide pf Bayley street. a. the fence on the
Of lands enclosed by Thomas NJ Cure, thence
northerv right angles om BaYiey street hundred
feet thence westerly parallel with said BaYey street nifty
thence right angles suhoy one hundred feet to
Bailey street, thence easterly said street INV feet
the Of beginning tOgehe with al the heredita
ments pnd appureuauCe thereunO belonging but subject
20 all streets and hig ways. Appraised ~ Sli3.
ID. l.. W1GHTMAN.
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GRAEFENBEBG
Family Medicines.
tnMr i-Fsr1MnNY

HARrFoRD. Trumbull Co Ohio, March Z, 1861.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the Ora er
heg Mediones or Tie past yeaf and can truly say at
have never offered medicines 90 The public that have
met with the decided appreciation the people like these
par icularly the Pills and Catholicun They win readily
perform all aud than s promised for them have
sold about fifty bottles % The Catoloon the past soason
aud hear the best results In every case.
j Il. Q JOHNSON Medical Agent
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CLEARED

Steamor Nav Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Sch II l. WhimaH jennings. Toledo.
lOr.
Sc' W Sarseant, Horn, Buff tIO 1887 bus wheat DeWof
1000 bus wheat CLARK sni ROckairllow.
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RnHaIO Medical DisnensarY

Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague
Asthma, b1cipient Consumption, Lajirm-
ities of Youth and old Age dc.
~ NO MERCURY USED. Al
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Rates of Fare

From OLFVEI.A AND VIA
CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class Cleveland TO l)e fu, ,......-.....s 90
First class Cleveland to Chcggo. $40 %
~ 81 lOuis .......... "a o.
" Iowa Ciy.......,. n IS
For, Leayenworth. %
" So Joseph. .....-... 2b 90
~ Freight will be taken by he car load 20 Iowa City
OF s. Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, at aslOw
rates as by any other route - - -.
C'svsland Feb. l6--feblGl6ui2lt Grn Tck-tA Ag'r
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l am a physlcian Of thirty vear., praetira My

am physician Of hry years practice My nrincipa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
bafed my best Efforts pbtaiu tie materials composing
Mnrshairs Uterine CaihOucOn, was pleased with them
thom fair trial aud ound myself abuudnnty sno
ssul In ms former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms OF abou half the cases. and could not cue
Now radically at least sovente In tw
% and mitigate tho rest consider NJ rshats Utoune
thOcon tho greatest essng 10 females have met with
j. n. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtained without the use ofwoights.

The great desds be obtained in he construction
Of Rotary hnr rows, is simplicity absence Of unnecessary
friction mutton aud his claimed Tor this Improve
tha these valuable requisites have been secured
greater degree Of perfection than those presented b
other rotating In It's aIr .ngfmeuts most wOurr-
full simplicity has every advantage found In all the
best rotating harrOws combined IA one
This harrow having three small circulars continually
vOlyiug, viii pulyerZe the SOIL more IN gUug over tile
ground than Il common Harrow will thr, times
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Persons IN any Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case, with
for medicines sc.
Address Dr AMOS A SON. corner Main and Quay-sts.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

Steamer May Queen, Viger Detroit
ProI Granite STATE, Ssson, DunkkH tons mdse, c. c.
&C.
Prop Buffalo Conkev BufTa o; lOj tons mdse T. N Bond
Sch II. l.. Whitman Jennings, Bufilo; !OJ bbls salt,
Morse.
Sch Cuyahoga Kend Osweso; 200 bus salt. 2 tons
starch, f0O0 sacks sa.t boxes starch Hubby Hughes
h Go.
Sch Cunlan. Lust, PIT Hnron no cargo
Sch lenO Rock BSsett East saginaw ~ NJ lumber, 30
NJ shingles, 26 Nj pine lumber, 60 NJ lath, Carey
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SHERIFFS SR-TiSBii Il SALE.-Pursuant II. to the

Wiliam Hiilman SHEHFF's SALE.
James Egbert aud others Ia Partition.
DURSUANT TO THE COMMAND
Of nm ulius order Of sale issued nom he Court OF
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga Cos Ia above entitled acuono
ne ed shall ofdr oi sale al Public Auction NJ we
door h4 Court House, cOrner OF Seneca unu Ch1npan
Streets the city Of Cleveland IN said County on be an
dny OF June ls6g at uclpck p M Of said day. the fol-
Lowing described lands and tcncmonts wit Situae IN
the tuwnshu aud village Of Bedf1r IN The County Of Guy
ghoga and State Of OnO, aud bonn ed and described
follows Being he CHAIR Factory Lot situate original
lot No b5 aud bounded fguws Begtnnrg at OF near
the souteastery corner Of the bridge across mil race
south degrees west Chain 81 links from nurherB end
OF hrh or IRrape wall on the mill dam thence south ~
degrees east CHAINS to The edge Of water IN TnkeTs
Creek hence north easteT, the Creek along the north
rrly edge the southsri end o high parupot wall uu
the dam theme nohory s,id wall 20 utherly side Of
mill thence south 80 pegrees west chain y inks
along the sOuthey edge Of mill TO the place Othegn
ning with the right TO he OF from the mill race,
subject to the grist mill and saw mill
Also village lot No II Of Rob Egbert's subdiyis, n
p,rt said original lot No g. bounded two sides by
Willis street. westerly Dy village lot No y, uorihery by
bluff OF Tpkers Creek Together with all the machine
and fixtures appertanng to the said Char Factory
Appraised at $1,000 ,., -, , a.
JorN CRowELL plGs ATTY. may5td233
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GfooL Notiffe.


GUERlPB'S SALE-Pursuant to the
immand Of two orders sale issued from the Court
M Common Pleas of Gus ahoga County. ouem me sui o
ant and one ID the suit Of Robert Hoopere 81 NJ plas
defts, shall uer im sale at Public Auction ~ we
door U the Court House tcuruer Of tonecn anu lhimph
street In the city Of Cleveland tn Cnyahuga County, on
The 90 day OF May, lS59, at 2gcloos Y NJ OF sad ddY
the d. lowing described lands aud enoments 20 wit stp
ae in tho CIV OF CLEVELAND, Cuyahoga County, and state
of ONO aud bauntod as follows beginning ut he south
west onrner Of lot Of and owned by Ffoderck Wneein
on Lake street thence running nor hery along said Wage
Hn's gest line 1872 "a TO Ian occupied by NJ Barnett
nthery parable with said Wageu's line 70 Lake street.
hence westerly along sld Lae street TO the place ofhe
ginning being the same premises conveyed 20 Maruus
Caufnin und Mamuh Rggenbergcr, two Of the defend
1pts iy w Fitch u Marshal by order of The Court
pt i6 1885, Vol 49, page Ss; Agp aised a Sis91
+ 4. WALLACE. PITS Att'y apr29d
CHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command of m order Of sale. issued rem the
Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahogu County a. me su on
Edwin p. Morgan, Pianiin, against samuel x Colnns
for sale az public auction. al the door oi inc Court
t07sr Goa the VI seneca and Champlam srees
u the city OF Cleveland u said County, on tho avn gay Oh
lime 1850 at oc.dck p NJ Of said day, the following
described ands and emeuts, to VIII Situate Ia the
township Of Choguu Falls IN the state n Ohio aud which
il also IL the County Of Guy yahOsa, which Is known by
bene the whole lots aud pau of lot 8, and bounded
lows witt west by Water street, south by Certro
by alley running from Pearl street TO Centre
street, aud north by part OF said lot No decided TO
Adm Grnu aud situated In the vtinge Of Chagria Fals
be the les but subject TO all legal highways
Apprai I'd at 500 ,..,-,,.,- -, .-,r
W. W. AiNoER, PHI s ATTY. mayNd
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AND AGUE
TROM WHICH MANKIND SHE

II FER OVER LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
dueed 10y the poisonous miasn OF etalu decay THIS
eKha tion oo ed by Tie action of solar heat so
below ,he onzun Ibis yapo fingers near to 9arlhs
face and the virus Is taken with through the lungs into
the blood There II acts irritating poison hGl
mai viscera aud gxcreng organs Of the body The liver be
torpid and fails TO not only this butHsO
he bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
mulato ~ the circulation anda roduca violent onstuun
symputhise with the liver, and bee me derunged also
Finally the instinct af onr organism, if in attempt
the body tile Internal cNcIetores them TO cast Il
ont The boo leaves the surface and PUSHES 70 the inter
Bp! in T., this effort Il ts Then he FEVER l9llows, IN
lrongh that other great eHcr9l skin In tins also
and waits for the recovery Of strength tn repeat the hone
less effort another day These The fits paToNyBmS
course undermine the health il 1t i8 not rev oyeo
We have ahoTed 70 find, aud have found antidute.
AYERS AGUE CURE,
stimulates the lvero oEpel from the body As it should
SO does cure this affecting disorder with perlect certainty
those who are subject to this Infection lfaken in season
teTues It from the svsem is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed 10 the disease COusoqu ntly
only cures but protects from the great variety Of alice
Remiltent Fe or, Chill Fever Dumb Masked Ague
ache EaIaohe Caturrh Asthma, Papitaons Painful Al
ioctons Of the stomach aud Bow Is all ofwhch when ars
intermittent type This "AGUE CURE" the cause
OF these arrangements and cures The disease
THIS accomplisos by stimulating the excretQres 60 fE
pei the virus rom the system aud these organs by de gToes
plish the same end bat often life Is not long enough
AZ ouco and with safety. We have great believe
that this Is surer well er remedy for the whole
ion than any her witch has been discovered aud Il has
SUI another advantage to the public which is, that it
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