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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
II ews of the Day.
Progress Of the Order.

We have the pleasure to announce the re-
chartering and revival of Milton DIVISION
No. SO, under the lead of a dozen or more
veterans of the Order, which give assurance
of prosperity and success. This Division was
at one time one of the most fourishing ana
useful ii. the State, but owing to some unfor-
tunate circumstance was allowed to go down
It is revived now under favorable auspices,
and we expect to hear a good account OF the
progress Of old So from this time hencefor-
ward.
New DIv1sIox.-The Grand Scribe has Is
sued Charter for a new Division to be located
at Patterson in Caldwell County. This d.
vision has been gotten up by Bro. a. ). HUH
man, and Judging from the names of the APP
plicants, we believe a substantial and useful
Division will grow up there.
AND A~NoTHER--It will be seen by the iol
lowing letter, that another Division will soor
be organized in old Buncombe under the mos
fattering prospects:
& Speech for Buncombe.
Mr.. EDTToR:-ThiS is accompanied by IN
names of 81 male and Z female petitioners 10
a new Division, which Bro. Vance as Coda
Their, and myself as officiating priest, hay
chriStencd, BuBc0mbS DlCiSt0R, NO -. 1
is to be located at Beaver Dam, about tire
miles from Asheville. We him the mater
al good for a No. ! Division. They are hol'
on sort Of fo~lks-Something like Col. Grler
fellow. who tried the "Rarifed Whiskey."-
This is the first report from the Buncombe a
nv for the campaign of 1859. The next el
gagemcnt will come off at Reem's Greek c
the 9th instant, and the next at Academ
on the Doth, and so on until every populo'
: neighborhood has been explored. We no
+. to organize some four or five new DIvlslo
this winter.
This also is accompanied with the nam
: of Ttceaty,tirc subscribers to the Spirit OF
Age. Our Brethren are rather disposed
chide Bro. Vance for so misrepresenting 81
. combe in the Grand Division, in regard
subscribers for the Spirit of the Age.
pledged 25-that number is now sent. /
all say that, Hat will never do for "a SPe
for Buncombe." The lowest figure is FL
and we hope to send a round hundred.
next installment shall go next week. Rec
Creek, Union, Academia, Swannanoa
= other places are to be heard from. we
cuse brother Vance on the ground that
acted simply onhis OWN responsibility, W
out instruction from his constituents
re they intend to instruct him the. next tim'
he makes a speech for Buncombe. TIL
struction is to be in the form of a long lis
subscribers sent up soon. "A merry Oh
ne mas to the Editor, Editress and all
nd young Spirits of the Age, and to the W
,rs Temperance army of the old North State
7S \. w. CUMMING
I'm Ashcville, Dec, 24th, 1853.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05

A COOP CUsToM.-It is the practice, in
many parts of the country, with those who
have just entered the marriage relation. to
send, with the announcement of the fact. q
years subscription to the journal they NAV
select, to let the prblic know oftheir hapni.
ness. 1t is 50 sensible a custom that we
would not be surprised at its being soon in.
augurated as an institution in North Caro-.
lima. 1t is well known that next to a rood
companion for life, is that admirable news.
paper whose name modesty forbids US call.
ing. Should any Of our friends contemnlo.
ting matrimony think favorably of the new
style, they will find our office in Ralcigb
N. c.. o"'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
a Happy New Year

To one and all of the friends of the SPIRIT
on TILE a-t-@E-y-rvv uv an era III Une
life of each, for usefulness, happiness and
prosperity. May no shadow of sorrow cast
its gloom DER the hearts or homes of any
and at its close, may we all be able to con-
graduate ourselves on the improvement of
opportunities to do good to others; and feel
that we are better men and women than we
were at it's beginning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05

wife's cannot succeed. But the path | have
pointed out for you to take, is the surest, nay,
the only one, to be pursued, to produce or
c%ontinue in him the disposition to a cores
ponding course of measures.
These extracts are all we have room for
now. Read them, fair young wife, and OBJ
serve them isyou would be happy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-05
Our Serial Stories.

We commence in this issue, our series of
Domestic Stories, which will be continued
from week to week until completed-which
will take several months perhaps. They are
from the pen of a North CaroIjnian, whose
chaste English, heightened moral sentiments,
and elevated purpose, will commend them to
all who appreciate a fine and cultivated lit
erature. We commend them with conf
dence to the perusal Of our readers.
a. We have received, since last issue, a
number of valuable communications. But
we could not get everything into this nam
Der. They shall have place as rapidly as we
can make room for them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26
AYRR,S CHERRY PECTORLL.

TUN The KAFIU UUHE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarssnsss, Group
Bronchitis, fRciPieHt Consumption, and for thl
relief Of COAslmPtips Patients ~ adeaHeed
stages of the disease,
SO wide the dsld Of il and numerous ",
the cases OF It's e3 that every section country
abounds In ubcly Enown who have been re lev
ed from alarming aud desueeate diseases Of the lung
by rs use. When tied, ts SupeTy over eVeIy II,
er medicine Of the nn Is too epparennt escape
ion, and where rs virtues knoWn the public
hesitate what 0ndote 90 employ for the dsiressng and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary that are inc
dent % our climate, he many iniersI remedies hrns
upon the community have failed and been dissarde I'M
has gained hends by every al conferred dement's on IN
An cted they FORGET und produced cures TOO M.
merous and too remarkable TO hs forgotten.
Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER 4 CO.,
LoWell Maas
Al our Medlnes for sale by VIM FISKE 4 GAYLoRr
deolh 6tw6mG v eoW6na
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortu ent
Il OF RELIES \ REYOLVERs Suitable for PIKE,
PEAK, Likewise, double and single barTelied SiOT
GUNS and any quantity of OF oetess such rs POWDER
SHOT GAPS go very low for cash at Iatersl ysGup
Aplin Repairing neatly executed with disDatch
tebldJk H. HArrERSLEY
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sh5 A. NJ Night Express su, sloppuR at oirard Con.
nsaut. Ash nbnla aud Pdtnesvllle only, ind arrive
6t Ceyelaod 1905 A NJ
915 P N Dv tEpIsss rain, STOPPING at all utiouseK-
cept SAY brook, u iourllio, PeiTy. Mentor \ Wick
life, UnI arrive Ct Cltycl nd 7:O5 P. M
accommodates Train viii leuy, Ahtabula for Clevs-
land Ut TOU A. M stopping at All stations and aiEve at
Cleveland al 1885 A M
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al me PURPOSES Of a Family Physie,
Are 50 composed thui disease within the range their
tun Brelv withstand evade them Their
pE1pees search, and cleanse and nvigorete every portion
OF The human Ogunsm correcting It's diseased action
restoring It's QeahY yitalties As consequence o. these
properties the invalid who is bowed down with pain
physical debility tsaslohhcd to hnd his health eIgJ
restored by r,m df ~ once simple and inviting
Not onj do hoy .r eNoiy da6 complaints Of even
body bu Tii3 4stf lfuiHl and dangerous diseases
The bReut heow uHu-d Is bieassd TO furnish giatis ms
Amarcan AluuuHr Ilna cdItl Gates OF their cure,
aud directions thti The following comD Aus:-
Costvepess Heahurn. Headache arising disoruered
Stomach Nsusea, iutgosilnu, Pain and Morbid lnActOH
Of the Bowels Faiuenci Los oi Appetite JAundce Snd
body or obetuCtipi OF rs fuurttuus
Do not be put on by mpnuepled Dealers with some 9TH
o. pill they make the more prOht Ask for AYER'l
Pulls and take nothing else,
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III a
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NEW YoRR MARKET-Nuy. IS
rRv rr1 rcRapu

eoursaes Of ebls at $500 ass 20 for super State
IS 20 GShlg for ste S50 super westerni
S5z6 20 lor commonto med extra western IS e0b 10
good Snppl DIandS extra tOuId tuup o..
MARKET excited and lSS2Oc batter Closing oclye
UVm -, .-,-.or 80 .
elHce extra Market shade better
Rys FlUuf--lu iulr request at 8 elaf,; %.
Whea -Quiie .ted aud 300 mguer, with good spec.
IA igo md dsmand Sales sc 600 tus et ST. Ia
Chi spr ng ST. O2a Mil uh, the latter price or yeTV
glnc Sls9l aS white Michi and Slto(glss for white
Ken'ucky
Ryo--semce aud frmer. Sales 90 bus at soc.
bI o. Without Inp itslt chungo sAs,s u. 100 bus al
Corn-id2 better. Sales II 600 bus CSC mixed
ern; TTRe6c iOr bew hid agc(ai 0l for Oid yellow.
Oats Active az 4hAIS tor Stale. western ard Canh
dian
Ahisky-Very qnie'. Sales ITO hbls 1t 27}sc
POik-biuT RI et tive and imer, sales $3.50 bbs al
s6s&lst0 mess; siLI2gll,ZS prlmei SlSOsiS,7S prime
mess.
Beef-Un bd. Sales OF IS bbls at $4,000 25 county
p5ue S. - 25 eonny $50 SO old ana new TepHcAec
4-sti SlJ,jIall 0 ezra mess.
Hstf II Hsms-Pcnty and dull at SllSlt25 for new VISA
Prime 1~e more uctiVei safes bUO tIeGces At SO
Cut tts-Qu et and nnRed
Dressed Hugs-Quiet and hrm al TIC
l.Erd-Dul Slt $50 bbls at lOA all Ac.
Buiter-Dull Hod heavy At lo&Qlso Ohio; liD2cts
for sac.
Chesst-Stosdy, at S,9Ile,
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The sch Robert Emmslost part Of her deck load
consisting chiehg of lath Rnd bhirg .ea
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FTI1ay hNenInHi HVN. u I1l3
FLOUR-smal sales al range Of quotations nelu-
ding % brs extra S5,SO
WHEAT Quiet with sales csrsred Risl IL;
mon white at sl2s three cars at a. and at rs
HIgHwINEs-Thereh has been active home demand 70.
day, With RbaFe market
SEE. S-ssle bus clover at $40
BUTTER-Sales ten brls ehoes lat l5e and 4brls DO
atlCc.
CHEESE-sals lObxs prime marked Hsmbursh At 70.
EaGs-Aciivs sales brs at lCc bs I6sc and q brS
atue,
TALLOw--sale 10 btls at lO]&e
Hoassslest to dealers g. 5 for light and for heavy
APPLEs-sale 20 brla at 81.
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nuFFALo MARKEr-NOr 2s.

Fout-pem9nd good aud market steady. Sales $50 bbls
81 10 fms and S4I5 State; S6IS 80 extra
Wis, III and Mich. 2oG55J extra Oho lnd s. l6 q
~ Il uble extras
active and market ful &c better Sales
1880 bus cniHg IrlG 81 for No Chi srrng clos ING
81, 2DI, q AlW and Canada Clubs 2hl O3zk, clos,
iag@ Stoi rcd winter ALIc Sl,lei white In ian Mich
Sl.53lgl,33
O4's-Unehanged. Snail sales Canadian At SIC.
B5Iley--NOMlnal at 65GGa:
Bye-Nomlnal AZ 3uc
WulaA y--Dull a. 2a0.
&lako imports bhis -four o. rs tus wheat Il sT2 dc
eoLa6, l3O do besley, tSJJ do rye, 2U,GIl do oats
No shipments by Canal
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A 7 Z RS
A q u Il GU R H ,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OP
Intermittent Feper. or Fepsr and Ague, Remif-
tent FeUsr, ChW Fever, Dumb 9gue, Period
zeal Headache. or Bitious Headache, and BIZ
ious Feeers--iHdeed, for the tOhOis class Of dis.
eases originating in hillary derGngemsnt,
caused by the malaria of miasmatie countries
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
In called for by the necessities Of the American people
edy enable to OFFER with q perfect certainty
that will eradicate the dsass, ard with assurance oun
ded on proof tat no harm can arise irom ITS use In
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be Of immsuse service in the communities in which pre-
walls PreueHteA Is better Than cure tor the patient
apes the risk which he violent attuoks n this
pSs5S 1 Fye snd AeSe FROM & sssm sn TT
development Of The disease II taken the fret approach
OF It's premonitoy symptoms II is not only the best
the cheapest The large quantity supply do lar
brings within the reach Of every body and IN bilious dis
rics whera Fever and ABue prevails every body should
have and and freely both for aud pro-
lection. Il is hoped tns price will place i within the
deHoh ~ e ~ poo Us wsu ~ tne y a stoas supel-
speedy aud certain Of lntsrmens s that At al
no ulnint OF produces no qonism
had the diFeaas.
matte poison. great variety Of disorders arise from
rritnon among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout,
ma Palpation, Painful Affection Of the Spoea HystsT
Pain In the Bowels, Cole PARALYSIS, and DeIHnge
nent Of the stomach u OF which, when originating nths
put on the Intermittent type, become periodical
THIS "CURE e1pes the poison from the blood and
qusntly them all alike invalunb protection
ia maAnOus districts. II lat occasionally or daily
whie EXPOSED the infection, that viii be reed from
the system, and calnot accumulate sufficient quantity
ripen into disease Hence ua6e Or pro-
lection than cure aud will over snel inteTnit-
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lS5N--6O.
COllmbus s Cincinnati Railroad


keA ~ N ~. .9si9l il.sgs 1raz.I7E
WINTER ARRANoEATF N
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ "a 1860 PASSENGER rrau leave CLEVELAND as folio 81
Ts5 A. NJ Cincinnati Express. itopo at Barea Graf
ton II Grange. Weuinston. New LOudon, sa-
lem sht iby, an al stations south Of Shelby.
40 M Cincinnati Night Passenger. gtoppiue
Nons between leveaud aud Oallion and at
CaidiuRton aud DelaWaIe also, stopping to
leave passengers q sll 81 aions south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, sandusky Mansheid aus Newark Railroad, for
Crssslins, Pis6aTgh ~ Wayne and Chicaso RairOaa,
for Forer ppor sanduaky Dophun Lima, Ft
Wayne, lkporte, Chicago &C. west and East
for Mansfield, Wooster massllon No.
GaheR ahd neefontans Railroad Line Or iaron Belle
fontaine, Sdney Union, lirirte, Indlanapolia
IerTt hauto ,EinconnSs Eyaatyille, LOUISVILLE
DsAWs ,iyt0n and Cincinnnii Line io- Springfield, o.
dayton, Hamilton, CinoiInati. kiuhmoud, In
dlaLe11lis, lefTo Haute, 81 L0uis, he; and at
Cini inaati with the Ohio blissisIippi Rati
road Tor Louisville, and al points "a the Ohis
River.
CslAnbus iiteie Miami nnd Columbus and Xenla Rah
road for xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, TeITo
Hautc, st Louis, Morrow, Loyeiaud and (in-
onnat and with he Ono and Mississippi ktil.
r1ad ~ Cincinnati for LOuis7 lle, Evansville
Cairo, 81 Louis, and al points on the Ohie river.
Csun5us Central Ohio Railroad TOT EeWsfk Eanosyilie
Wheeling, ec.i Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for liqun, Urhana ar.
e For Tickets 10 all pOnts and Information apply at
thsunion Ticket Office 81 spsTior street or ct the Pas
s. FLINT, superintendent
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RaiI RooNs.
CItY0land bod PIllsbnIgh RnlI Rond.

VIU'UIuHU UHU IIIIAUUTHN NuII KOhd,
~ ~ W s...li1.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
y Esg, lith, 1888, = TRAINS LEAvE CLEVr-
LAND DAILY SUNDAYS exccpicdi
Batb hlainil Tor Pittsburgh, Wheo Inc and New York
tt5 p. M-Accoinmouaon tor Wellsylls ~ hiiiisif-
buwh.
s:aS p. Af.-Expross for Piiisbutsh wheeling.
Thea!t5 A. M, and s.75 M Truias make direct eou-
necti ms with Pom II. r. Tor Haltmofe, Phiadelpha.
New York and Boston Also Win HAT Ohio 3. 3. fof
Baltimore nnd Washington CITY.
ai6 A NJ Train also connects at Hudsm tot Akron ana
Milefshurrh
~ Time by this route quick and are i bo the same
as bI Nonhern Lines 70 New York. - $500.
r MYERS a r hs,rf '-'-NS"" 1agiS
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Gtuol Notices.
HERTFFS SALE E-PURSTANT

GHERIFF'S ,SALE.-PURSUANT
- tho command Of order Of sale Issued in the Court
oCommon Pleas o CuyahoRa county at The suit Of sophron
n. Tarbs Pf aranst Hiram krtiiam, Den, shall ouer
fsr sale public auction the door Of thc Court oute
seneca and uhampan streets IN The city OF Cleveland
IN sald county, the M day VI December 1852 ~ o'clock
w. Of SID day the folio sins Described lands and
msna 70 VIII Situate The village Of Bcdod % the county
Of Cuyahoga and known BY being subc no A said sub
lot Nc q sixty six t96l ec front on Wills street and one
hundred and foriysH ioet DEEP hpgrei,ed 4! tlgO
wnuAnsos RlppLs. Pl.a'. Auys. hoys25g
SHERIFF'S SALE.---PUkSUANT
~ 70 the command OF a writ Of Vondi 1pOnas, issued
rgmihe Court Of Commgn Pleas Of Ceyahoga 9qat, AZ me
def 70 me directed shah ur for sale az public auction,
a. the door OF the Court Hoase (curner Of Seneca Chtm
gsa street n ne et Of IN Isid COUNTY on The
ne oloSies deseriosd ands aud enensnis q wit sit
and known part Q Lot No Seventeen IN In the Tuck
ornan Tact Called being all Of sui iot No ~ except
uE piece the south hereof ed bY said
Frederick Hauseiman 70 one John Hhuseman by warranty
deed and bounced the south the and west by lot
lines and on the north by Tins 70 drawn parallel with
said south iina fm east 90 through said lot No H.
and far enough from said oh line contain ten OF
and more the piece horehy nteude ~ he vey
ed being huynine actes Of land less, but suheo
TO all legal highWsys" Appraised II 81 $50 90
B.R BRivis. ATTY octl5
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sANFoRD's
Family Cathartic Pills


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and t0iH keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill. IL a gentle but ac-
tive Cahartic Nhit the proprietor used his prao
tca more than wenty years.
The constantly increasing dsmand from those who
have long used The PILLS. and the satisfaction which
Al express in regard 70 the use has induced me to place
then within the reach ofal III
The Profession well lnow that different cshartics
The ) 4 EiLY c&-s -slFHARTIc PILL
has, will duB this well established fact
been compounded from pcovariety Of he pur Vege-
table rtracts, which act alike every par Of Tie
alimeniafy canal, and ars..lGOOD and SAFE In all
cases where q Cathartic L. x. needed, such as DE-
RANGEMENTS OF the -lSTO MACH SLEFpI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE SlBACK AND LOINs,
COSTiVENESS, PA NIlAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. e-lfsom sudden cold, which
frequently II neglected, lend N a long course OF Fe-
yer. LOSS OF Ape 'lC,lTIrE,a CREEP Ma SEN
s. TION OF COLD OVER THE BODY. EESTIhS
MES HEAn-ACHE, orr iWEIQHT IN THE HEAD-
II lnhammatoTy Diseases orms in Children OF Adults
Rheumatism Purf OF the Blood ami many dis
which flesh is heir too numerous mention IN
this advertisement Dose. 10 g.
PRICE so CENTS
~ The Liver InviguraOT and Enmly CHthartic pills
retted BY Druggists generally and sold wholesale BY
the Trade IN all the large towns
s. I w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
NWTN - N4rnuHv kna Warf
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Propeller Wisconsin,, Hickey. Chicago.
" Jefferson. Sisson, DunkiTk
" New England. Andrews, Buffalo.
" ON Cushman SEQ q, Duhkrk
Marquette. der, Detroit; 600 tons coal.
Schooner Industry, Fish, WJaudOlte; 10 tOns coal
" ID Dickinson, Lritccl, Milwaukee; rs tins coal.
Wait' sherman, Harrington, WyauC ouei 40 tom
coal
W Chisho m Rsnway Aigonae
Meridian, Flood Thunder Bay,
EeOW Jnn0, Cuyler, Port Clinton,
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BEEF AND POE < PATKLNG.-

Our extensive
Strengthening, Packing and Rendering
Establishment,
SITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE-
~ uue aud Cuyahuga River hiss been thoroughly re-
paired and ready Tor business has capacity for
900 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all of which pack ed and the taluw
aud lard rendered In the saur building.
We have hand large stock Of COoperags aud Salt
Our large
6TRAM GHTBH
can deliver on oard pTOpe ths Railroad Depos,
full days packing each tlip doing away with
entirely We do stIi ty commission business. Orde 5
for home or foreign markets res1ertfutly solicited
srptl1:70l-hn sHOLL HILLTARn.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
AN IMPORTANT WORK FOR AGENTS
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MARINE ITEMS.

The LATE oLLR ON HURoN-ws clip the following ad-
diiiona items Il on the Detroit Advertisers
Tha schooner White squal dfsd the sws Of the
schooner Tartar Tno Squall uuiidshipo
ing badly aud before Ahe roache city had
feet Of water ia her hud She gbiu
I'd q pur 10 OF Whicu he in damaged u0ndu M -
The Tartar BY tIoo son, had her cutWhtr and fly ing
lbbO0m uushipped, and small anchor broken; also her
id gear carried away
rhe brig New York il IL reported ia ashore at Port
Austin. Capt Cotoa, Of The Erg Castala states that
she vas loaded with lumber, aud wil whoul dOuot go
piaf es.
Tue schooner sardia Burcha It Is seaTed is lost with
AL On board; She had cargo Of lulGbor, aud
last seen IN tho neigblThDod OF Point Tque
her.
Tho ch,onsr Robert Emmsltost part Of her deck load
consisting chiefly Of lath and bhirg .ea.
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RLNrEr. B.eEus NOnLE. AttorneIsI I.I'.ll'

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wrs Of vendl exponas Issued from the Oour
Common Pleas Of Ouynhoga Co.. a. the suit has Brad
burn Pin against Cain and Cain and the other tho suit
Of r. Lyon. PITT against T. O. Cain shall oder for sale
subo forty hereinafter mentioned tho 18th day OF
tober l59 at two o'clock r. Of said day the following
scrbed property wit frame house situate subl0t 90
In Changers subdivision Of ten lots 81 aud 50. Said lot
is 66 feet front Granger street, BY $50 feet deep
d. .L.WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
F.JbDsoN, Plaintiffs Agent ocS25S
ITbe above sale ls adjourned ssi day Of October
1889, At the hour aud place above mentioned.
oe2U-255 d. L. WIGHTMAN Sh rid
GThe above sale 10 adJouned IN the III day Of Novem-
ber, 1859, at the hour and place above mentioned;
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Nov. 25--To s c'cLocE p. n.

ENTERED
piOpsllST seAGTson, Ssson DpnkiTk; 26lS tons mdso
Haeen Ot the Lakes, Green BAY II . y bulls h1h
Ca Eushmau, Scott, Dunkrk; ~ tons ndse
Wisconsin, Hickey, Osdensbufgh.
Schooner Sargent, Horne, buffalo; 100 tOus coal.
j. RGtlbe [, MEG a ham, buffalo.
Stranger, Knowlun. Otta CITY: rs cords wood.
Watts ShaJmtu, harrington WyEndotte.
Ss3W Lime Rock Bissett kuloyE lsen 81 cords stone
sunshine, Dyer, S4ndusky; ll0k tons plaster.
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Drugs.
s ANBORD (
Liver ImVigOPatOP

NEVER DEBILirArEs.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
VI FROM GUMS und has BECOME % ontablished feot
standard Medicine known and approved BY an who nave
used aud h now fesotod 10 with confidence IN all the
pisoases for which Il Is recommended.
IL has cured th0uundsl within the lnst two years
who hgd given m all h0pos, of relief tho uumefous
unsolicited cortiicates 10 = my possession show
The dose must ho ndapted ITO toe temperament Of the
Individual takng w. and od IN such quantities.
act gently on the bowels. III
Let dictates OF vnur ndImeni guide you In the
use Of lie LIVER IN-lsVIGORATOR, and IL
will cure Liver COn-.s plaint-g Hiliouq At
facka, Dyapepri ny-Chrqmic UlnrrhOeHg
= m 4 q q m - y nimtat Dyaeute.
rys uropsyS SQurE stomechg Hahitual
COsiivelessS Chol--ley Choleray Choles
rn MOrhua, ChOlerng In ia nuIumg Finfu-
icuco, numd c q IL, Female weakness
oSS aud ia y be used auc-s. ces.iuiy as an OhnlNA-
RY FAMILY MEDi-&lClNE. II will cure SICK
E A u G. " n (ns f~lfhnusunds can teHify) IN
TWENTY MINUTES fFFsirWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK--lEN At commencement VI
attack
An who use Il are giving their tes'inoav IN ts favor
II Mix water in the m. uth with the eINVIGOhATOR,
aud swallow both rgether
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