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Spiral aotifts.

THE popularity OF the VI exican m ustang
Ainimentis co-extensvs with the civilization OF
the globe Other articles claim to dlvesate pain and
distress-shis cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
ical and Scientific men. EEFh - ~
RHEUMATISM
OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers Tumors Running Sores, Scrofua, Stin Joints,
FeloDs, SweIiings Burns, Bites, BoiIs, Chaps, Neu-
r2lga, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
- HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such Ring bone Call Scratches, SPAWN ,PollEvil,
Sweeney, Hooi-aii, &C., are subdued and cured
by the
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l5.-The river is falling
with ) ieet 9 inches water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-THE river is recedsng
slowly. The upper streams are difficult 10
navigate.
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Sailed.
River News.

NEW YORK, Oct. I5.-The steamer City OF
sailed to-day with S3j0,OOU.
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usr reserved Ia packages VI 20 and 10 gaII.ns, 81
- LOUIS Col en Syrup.
Also Ls0al Crushed and Powdered Sugars
AlLELl., HOOPER - CO..
may3o-u Nos q aud sNarket street
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For sheriff.


II rive authorized " announce JAMES NJ.
HIN ION candidate Tor re clccIiui once of
Sherd oI Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. scptZoLu.
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Such language as this is but the constant and nat
Z raj echo where this article is used
This Eminent is indispensable planters and own
RS of horses aud mules Mr.. john Daniels, Mont
emery, Ala, sold slave fo= $500, who raised
from utter uselessness by this Eminent. Every
family should have 1t. Be very particular and en-
squire for the Mustang Liniment and take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands OF the ocean for
rs cents, So cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES 4 PARK, New York
aprl4-6mdwtw.
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Dixon, H., Oct. 15.-Twenty buildings
were burned to-day, mostly business houses.
on the corner of Main and Hennetin streets.
Loss $4,000.
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Yin Roonng.

I AN prepared ~ y ,soa Tia koofs u best EngiizA
kssass - IA tse lnsst approx zna
sanrt n0lies ~ las Gay 90 Coantry,
frsces a. zoe be doae a. tas STATE, ksler
% arcAsiets and Priacip@i baliasFs u Nashville
44xis-u j. ". WILSON.
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MARRIED.
& A n do ATES.

On thslSth inst, by lev. Dr. Smith, J. WEBB
SMITH, TO Miss AIIJE IHEATnAa.
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Steamboat Burned
Destruetfye Fire,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-Tbe steamer Brunette
was burned opposite the city to-day.
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Steamboat sunk.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-The steamer Marengo,
from PitlsDurg, sunk at Rogers landing yes
terday.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!

Mr.. s. LIrcH, Hyde Park, VI, vrtes:-"That the
horse considered worthless" (hIs case was
SPAWN ,)buts ite' ,cnhe free OF the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lin
imeni has been doing wonders up here"
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400 BROAD srKEK1. PHILADrIrnIA, P.

40 BROAD STREET.. PHILADkLPHIA, PA.
(ExTRACTD ''ln lifting the kettle from the FIRE il
became manageable, Cited over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang L:nment appeared to ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar Of account. Truly yours rIs
CHARLES FOSTERD
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Fancy Goods.

IUST received fresh suck OF Fancy Goods,
% COsnbs, Brushes, f'ursos, Pocket BsSks, rOrt-
AOin4ies, Leather sztca~is, Travelling C4-cs, snel
ruesins combs, Nost BatiSus, iAIsrs, Str-ps rOlss
Mirrors, sesss0Fs, HALVES, AZ ali Tor sale los ~
octsu J. a. Mcksi1I-
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las arrived Ia the estyaE . II commence form
l. lag his C1sSses GA SATURDAY. skPT- lord A.
och-eS A. NJ. aud Se'clsk z. NJ, al las rooms over
bceeh's stare "a CosieEs strest Class Geatle-
men wsii eommeacs "a Tuesday, lsth, A. 8 +. n, .
eoFseot =ad elegant nrtAaa Of society dAncias sin
hc tsashs. aAascd m she fashionable sAiosas Of
Lsa"a Aa4 Paris, ana sas iraeisai cites ia uailad
states. sep la
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F.O r. S A L E.

NTISHING 20 make other investments, w. pro-
w pose ~ sell ali cur Real Estaie ina Davidson
follows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the frsn klle Tufnplge within hall mile
city and ptDosste the residence tue late 10
seph W. Horton. rnts "a. perhaps, line most eosn
manning site IA the vicialIy OF s1sls ode, asd ~
mOst desirable eOunry Residence. Tr hSass will be
sOd with IL Is vi iAad The purchaser nay
That Valuable Farm.
the Tract, situated tas SAITH Tara
psge, (Ol4 Lebanon roadJ within Ihres miles
yir, Containing 40 ssres- fnp ssiis EsDa Il we'll
wstercd Aud tnbered, AID be dIVi ae1
tracts of twenty acres AID upwards, all uf are
admirably adapted TOT csantry residences, m4rkes
g@rdunsssd DAIRY sr9s Also, that
beautiful Farm,
sane road, sccaped bs r. &. Accampben
aud formerly owne1 b. Gom Harding, containing
about 80 acres fhis place Il sesl 4.
Bsed IaF1ser deseFipton- u sii ziss Se DIVIDED
Purchasers. re AoC4iaPbeIi Ill show shess
places ans who sili call.
All line above ls-operiy ssii be scid reasonable
terDs, aad 90 credit o. sae, ts0, three 48a fear
years
: raos. MecAnPHE1I.
six nliesfron Nashville.
J. A. AocAAfhkkL,
ePfA - ~ e7 $50 &-snsass-
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No. 80 Union street.

Strangers aud others visitingths city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store OF J. b. & A.
V. RUTLAND. a choice lot OF fashionable Boots
and Shoes of every description, which they
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
call.
Heavy Rrogans. -
A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
octl5-lf
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

AYE n9S receiving = nne assortment OF FUR
w Bishiag GoOds, OF which name SHiETo-
eNery vaEIetS OF patterns aad latest cay iesoars,
Gloves Saspenders. HOecs, Meek fses, rtUk.I hand
gcrcnlrIs, Umbrellas, UNDklSM EAh--egeTy vArle.
Iy-Aoary Bslts, hAi-r H-,sk-eI Cotton, Wool, No
rtso, AND C-sninere--fAANkiISG ShAsIs, GaunI
leGs Oi BackssiH, hid aaa Gill, &e, for sale BY
oeIsu J. n AcGlI1-
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 5, 1859

NIssRs. EDITORS oE THR PATEIUT:
You are ucrcUy authorized aud requested to an
nounce my name, as L Candidate Tor attorney Gene
raj The Circuit, keep up until further or
dcrs. ours, Sc.I
MANSON ii. BRlEN.
ca We authorized announce JAMES f.
RAINS, Esq, Candidate Tor the UIlIce Of Attorney
General thc Ninth JUDICIAL CirCut, composed vi
the Counties Of DAVIDSON, Sulnuer and IliL,msOn
Election neal May. oCto-Ie
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81. louis Golden Syrup.

E0 CASKS choice C-EvSsssd Hams, in stare and
cO tor sale oy =. n. iiOLIISsSWOArH
oCti 5-u No. Marzet street
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Corn and Wheat

will Pay the highest market price Tor Corn and
l. Wheat delivered AT the City Mills.
;. y. HOiIINGSWORTH,
octl2-tf No. Market street.
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For attorney General.

Ca We are authorized 20 announce BAXTEE SMITH
Esq., OF Sumner county, candidate Tor AtIvTney
General ia the Ninth Judicial District composed OF
the c1unues OF summer, Davidson and Williamson.
Election AIay ncII. octl4-te
Es- We are requested to announce S. L. FISLzY
a Candidate Tor Attorney General vi The Ninth judi
Gal Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
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Who is the Owner
IIa.s.si Han.srt

TOiCKED up a fe~ days since, Cold FOB Chain
Il which the owner can gct by applying al the Il
Cloud iose describing properly and Iay ing Tor this
advertisement ocll2sf
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Runaway Negro to be Sold.


ID Cas- e Neg sork- G1sI be nslss II eilh.r
ks2sacky er Tennessee, aa4 kaxs I4rse .eaa4la.
tzairs Ia bsta OF the States .nd Dc stant
ba.sess faAa IA every ssase q ms Ht. Address
siatag ase. experieanee salary eksecsed sna refer
enoas. Bsx lazl, r. o.. Ss~ YORK. ecls-lm
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Pain eannotexiM wner. this Plaster is applied

Pain calnOtexiI where this Plaster is applied
Rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, DE
bIlty, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Cough
Colds, Pains and Aches OI every kind down eve
oCorus, are III AEDlArELl kELlkN I'D, aud with
Tile patience, PEkAANENf FLY CURED, by the mag
cal influence OF the MAGNETIC FLASHER. Ia - the
simplest ,surcst salcst, nd cheapest rem
edy existence. Its Applications aniyersal-eau4l
~ To the strong man the delicate aonlAn, ANA th
feeble tnfant 10 each AND aliit Viii prove balm
and blessing. Its use 10 agreeable aud without
trouble. Its price "A within reach OF ALL
poor; all may have a, anu all should have a
who sick, and suffering in any way.
FAkNhsfsS Ana fLtN AIS snoald always be sup
piled with tue MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL ~iIl be ia,
Good thy Ia any household, ready a. ali times
aud a. instant nUtsce.
Put up Ia alr-Iis Ia lin boxes. Each boz will max,
SIX eight pllsIors. aud any child spread thcsr
Price - ceats box, with taii and plain directions
ID. a. mOIk a. aak a Al. VI. 3D..
InUestor and Proprietor 10 Walker sreef, Ne1 FOrl
AOisEHk-AD'S AAGNkflC Pl-As TEX IL SOLD "a
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS ~ GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWIIr.RE.
July 29-lcodkWeowly iH
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COIL! COLL! COLT!

Hayden ~ Jasper -
HAVE opened their Coal once No. ~ South
hCoiicse street, Shere they are always really 10
promptly aiiesd 10 all osslers Tor Coal.
lCIl,-lM
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"fSDoW GLASS, hsst qaAitF, sf All s.zes sfs
w 10y 10 70 20 ~ 81. Fsr ssls s s : 3 =
sePis R2lss, B-towy 4 CT -
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This nyention is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
wsrebouse Of T. DENHAsf, No. so Public Square
County and State Rights for sale BY the patentess dec1
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Corning 9 Ce. 5 ouOtatiOns
NEW YORK MARKET-March 30.
ruv TrIReRkPH.l


FOurThe market continues very az Sss sS "a m sa
tisis ss1cas g for supeTne ysstsra se5e6so i9L o
mon 70 fair ex western; So o0aS6i3 40 fgaes a 10y y
Oh1o. Closing ouiet Cansdian dut sales snl1 Sos
for eIra Rre -four fm sales OF 100 DDS AZ Sse Ss
Ereat-s sarket duI and heavy; salts o. z00sO bus ~
81 a. for winter red tern sl9 for
SI70aI 50 for WhIt-s utherni Sl,%3f for miAeo
AID Chts ring private tsrIns -o-..-
kve-Dulf sales Of 100 bus At 70as5c -, = - II
Gorn Sssiv sses Of l. OO0 Rt ssa90c Tor new ysl
low ersey and southern; ss3c for very hpndsome W''
s.,utnern. ruixed western noulnhi -
aouiet; 5es7 or STATE, aud ss952 for western and
WhisEy-unehAnged; sales Of so bbls At 21ssc. -,
PorE-Dull sales Of 400 bbls SlIs7gle for new Hees
SlT 40 for Old mess: Slls11S for prime.
sales Of 400 bbls S65OdSI ~ IT couhi
prime; 81 EdS9 for country mess S9oOdSlioO lor "a
paeked Il icaEo mess; 81 l1l3 so for extra do.
Prime Mess Beei-Qulet, sales small nj Slf9SLl.
Beef Hams-SteadJ; sales Of 500 bbls extra Chicago
Baconuie,; sales of is boxes long ribbed mddles
g5fc Bnd l0o rough At exc
Dressed Hugs-Dul u s569saf. 60, =.
Cut Meafs-Only moderats business doing ane ma1ke
firm; sales 700 packages al 6S7 for shoulders AID ss
sA for hams - Al, ~, :. ,,,.e
ll&c -. -.
Iheese-Dull at SdlllA
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West Bsjford, CoshOcton o.. Nay "A, y


Mr. H. B. Kingsley, Sir - have been selling the Medi-
cines Of the Gaenbeg Company for the last ten years
and have varaby found them give good toni
and the Pills have sold to great many fam as Tgu-
arfy their and Coffee and with trade they nave
become staple article Marshali's Uterine Cahollcon
medicine that has done great amount of good female
diseases One lady sold il to told tat she
ed more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course OF medical treatment by the most sku physi
''jt11 Jan. /. lsSs JAMES WILSON.
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am physician Of thirty years practice. Ny prncip3
st1dy has been diseases OF females They have generally
basd my best ers Obtaintg the materials composing
Sarshalls Uterine Cathoilcon, pleased with them
gave them fair srial and found myself abundanty sue
c. ssful In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms of about half the cases could
Now can radically cure at least sevene IN twsn-
" and mitigate the consider M1rsaiPs Uterine Ca
thoicon the greatest blessing females have met with
i WILLIAMS. M d.. Charleston.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al CsEeland with Cleveland AID Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumbus a Cincinnati, Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and Pittsbursg Railroads.
Al Sol0l with hacks 10 ChaErn f1liE. &c.
AT Mantua with hacks for R1venna. SC
Al BraceviIle with hacks TO Newton Fails. &C
At Warren with hacks to sAaron, Greendsld Bsadsiis.
Al YonnsstoVn with stages for New Castle PolslJ,
Lowell and Enou Valley aad thence b. p =. W. c. T.
D. % '''''- cHAs. L RHODES, sups.
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Wheeler & Wilson Manufas'g Co.'S Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.


CURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES-Tbe reduction in price brings
them within ths reach Of all knowledge Of their mer
It's place them beyond competition.
Call and give them an examination, or send for pam
'''''' JNo. Z. STRONG, Agent,
Once Meodeou Block. 2Os Superior St., Cleveland O.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
Wheeler wilson's machines the favorites for FAM
being especially adapted to that purpose York
ne wheser Wilson machine has secured and justly
he preemence for sewing every kind Of mAte
Each one Of Wheeler wilson's msenes is calculated
TO do the work Of ten ordinary sewersOurnal Of Com
wheeler wilson's is beyond all question THE machine
for family use.-Lffe Illustrated.
The Wkeelsr Wilson is THs machine, par excellence,
for family USE We recommend it most emphstieally
In looking out or the best would be well see the
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
wheeler wilson's machines combine everything that
be reqired IN the uanufactuIe Of garnen;s-N. Y.
For falnl; use the Wheeler Wilson machine justly
Maintains thg pre-emnence -Il1y B0oE. a.'as
wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
nents tha' have bern invented for seIngN r. Journal
ueofv calculated for family and for this have
no eaial = Musical World
Full examination has resulted IN most thnrOu7h con-
vicou of ths superiority OF Wheeler Wilson's mschnes
and o their perfect adaptation to family sewing in al MS
We coahdenfly ssssr the excsIlerce and preeninent
use, and for sewing generally.--L1diet, Visitor.
In cur own family use one Of Wheeler & Wilson'S
machines and cannot imagine more perfect
I'd N. Y. EUdlgsfin- oce d&U 3m 2B
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1, 1sss. JAMES WILSON
HEALTH OF ANIFpIcAN WOMEN

Female irregularities. weakness uterine d!spacements
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
OF w6men, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LIC0N-
In this connection Miss Beecher ster Of the Rev Hen
" Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page 49,
~ nine sisters ami sstern- law and fourteen fe-
Amid the immense cire eof ends ard ances
eca married ladies' born In tis century and
where The Graeeuberg Ca hOcon has been used we must
that health mas rp taken the place OF disease and
ladies have become bust strong, vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason, of FL says: Beautiful indeed Is the
cOndng trusting of but how much does Il
need be proectea by waichfuness that will lead her
time of disease to appeal to MEDICAL adviser Of scien
fc education mora worth and purity Of character" An
these be secured by addressing the Gaefenberg Com
pany. DE-
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Ur0itspOrt0tion.
ID 1859. -
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the present season. run their well known and
popular Line of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh & OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and OswegO, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdsusburEh with the
OgdensbuTgh 4 Vermont Central r. R. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston, -
And at Osxego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BefiOeen osaOegO, Troy, AlbGHy and NenO York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRI-WEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and Intsrmediate Ports
~ Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhlpment-
e. Merchandise marked IN T. Co. Express will be
forwarded Fl m New York BY Express Freight Tram
oysr the New York Erie Railroad and promptly Tor
\ warded from DunkiIk. r4
E These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleve-
| land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
| APPLY TO
| ]. MYERS. Agent N. T. Co, No III broadway, NJ Y
J. L. WARNER, Agent N T Co, No 3CRntles SllpN-N
/ CHAS. s. TAPP an 9Th and Chestnut S. Phila-
| HOYEY & CRAWFORD. Oswego. n. Y.
S. d. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunklrk-
/ CHAhfBERLlN- CRAWFORD i CO.. Cleveland
I J. McBETH Agent SanduskY.
| WhI. T. WALKER, Agent. Toledo.
| L. r MATHEWS, Agent. Detroit, Mich.
n. ". GRAHAM & CO Cairo, III.
]. s. tCHENOWETH CO., Ci0einnati. o.
H p. W1BORG CO., Fulton City, Ill
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co. No. e6 Stale street
A. CUsHAIAN Agent V. C. Line, No los state Street,
Boston.
| T. +. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse's Point, N. Y.
C. L. THOMPSON, Treas. N. 7. Co., Ogdensburgh, r
GEORGE PARKER, Age,
J. H CRAWFORD, Milwaukee, Wis
McHENRY { BARKER. Racine Wis.
MATHER CO.. Chicago.
lFIFE & MICHAEL ST Louis
JACOB WASHBURNE. Davenport Iowa
Once Of the Northern Transportation Company,(
TNrT am ~
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GHERIFF 9 SPEOIAL MAsTFR'S

IL SAIE-Pursuant 20 the command OF alias order Of
e issued from Couri Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
Countv n the suit Of Jsmes Kidney, P.aintf AGAINST
lanes McC;reror Defendant TO me directed shall offer
or sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House.
foarner f seneca and Chanplan streets) in the Ctv Of
Esveland in said County the llth day Of April 1883
Al oIok NJ Of said day, the following described LANDS
and feneeuts to Wit Lot number hundred and sixty
two fs2l ia Fzekie Folsam's allotment Of the Charles
Tnv farm in Ohio City now Ceyeand said lot being on
Dsfrot street. with out foty feet and extending hack
with the same width 70 Vermont 81.
d. l. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Cont
ADAMS cAKFIELD, PINS Atfys Darliiapn
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Read what DR. Bushnell says of the Graefenserg
cines Dr is ply scian Of extensive practice and
the most successful in the county lIrumbu IN WIN
he resides. ~ -,
This csrtifes that have used the GTaefenberg Ph
and MarshaIs CathOlcon, sold here BY J. H c. Johnson
my practice 10 my entle satsiactlon They are good
medicines Dr. G. W. BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trumbul Co.. o., March 7, 1851.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

nr. AMOS Son have dgydted their attention txelu
svey tina peculiar class Of mandi and the felie the
hnye uucntly bean enabled 70 render their fellow croa
fully testified and grae nly &C ~ con
escent patients aud others daily arriving IN town nom NJ
pas OF the country g the express purpose ny Of CONSUL
tations while hydrocarbons have been ~ ed BY the most
signal advanfageN yet from what they have experienced IN
quirinE into The cauea OF these iniectous complaints
from their simple condition 10 that Of tho most Dan
gurus and nveterute they have always ntertained N
u their preye ntion, and REMOVAL and kewisH
Invariably found ths the mos, horrible and malignant ors
Of disease coula almost ninfay ba tuced 70 one OF tue
following Ignorance, neglect rthn hnd ehert so
unskillrl and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded 10 dscoverung In the selection ni
their remedies safe eociua and cautious eouse omit
ting all cObinatioa Of ToediOa VIII ch bear equiyocni
ohsracteT ~ we'll a. premature niudcious
application might be productive 0 bad consequences In hs
aaads of private individuals In short the audabo end o
their remedies the osSonng Of great mass % human
misery by the aleviaon relief aud prevonnn OF those
grisVous ctons that IN reality the secret foes OF LIE
and which, whethey extousve surround US ca aloud
fer our skill and tefft rence In thoir determination
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. 80. March 80
ENTERED.
Steamer oceEn Evans, Detroit a. CF
CLEARED.
Steamer Ocean Evans, Detroit
Schooner Geo Davis Becker Bualos stons merchandise
= Crawford.
scow l. O. Pendleton Becker Pt Buwell; 10 bus cora
ceesf tea box tobacco Francisco. rar II l-fl
scOw Humboldt, Wheeler edo, 30 kegs mis- SO boxes
glass II kegs lead 296 lbs merchandise 10 rs 40 Geo
Wor hinglon Co.; tsodpz pals Boston Pail 90.
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FORMING A TRI.WEEKLY LINE.

And running In connection at Buffao with the NEN
YORK CENTRAL r Y and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL. BOATS, on the Ere Canal,
ana at Cleveland - N the CLENELAND& PIfTSbUhG
RAILROAD touching DetTois Mackinac, Sheboygan,
Port Washington. Milwaukee, Racine; Kenosha, and Wan-
kegan, %
Ths Line is now prepared 10 issue contracts and give
throush rteeiuts for property from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Cleveland, Detroit Shebeygan. Port washngtoa, Mi
waukee Hncine, Konosha, WHukegnn Chicns, and 10 All
points on the Railroads leading out OF kcago md
keo and all prominent points the Upper missis-
sppi River, fIL vs.
This is the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularly.
The liberal atrOnage extended to the Line the past sea-
son. by stTavslng puhic has induced tbs Popretorl
greatly increase their accommodation tor and
Il Sy taking this Toute,
Insurance property shipped by this Line can be obtain
past transported property 20 amount exceeding
6lxiaan million lars IN value without any loss
with these unequaled facilities the PropretSS hope TO
receive a liberal patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

COUNTRY INvALIDS.
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treated by forwarding correct detail OF their with
remittance ioT medicines SC.
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