davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
~: T
AI'sceIIonco"s Advertisements
' ALU Af;E.H r ! y :,
EE PGEslEgs &AEes

by virtue ot th" last will and I--,'.
'i'iiAM NlChERSON, Gccc..cd -.
derslgned vii sell at the hotel Of l.,.o - W.
IN DoVtr, kcnt county, DcIaxarc. o., TI.I,,'
DAY, the 29'h day OF March. !~.'g rha w.
SION rarm "l SAID deceased, sitnatcd, ,t ", ,,
Gross Eoads, IN Dover hundred. Kent r. -.
Del, on the Stage Road from SMYRNA r. ~
PievilIe, Md, aud within one quaricr or ''''
OF The Delaware and Maryland Ea,I,o.J "''e
uhdPr construction, ard cUntairipU oto,, ."'
ACKES OF LAND; l3O Of which ara.,.1 E
the residue well set in white ak. blaoL ,.L.,
hickory. 1t is divided into three fields ,I r,''
Improvements are t"o-stUry frame nwc,r,'.
House, with seven rooms Kitchen. l-irI
feet; shed q by II feet; good brick ,'...
house; new stable, for SIX horses. o,.ra.-
dairy and cribs, in fair order. The land ,.,'!,;;
adopted to all kinds Of grain aud trucl,r,
SchooIhouse adjoining the premises. Cb1,ot
one mile distant
Any person wishing TO purchase r,s;do,..
Will please call and examine before the J..'t
safe. The premises will be shown bv y y
Nlckcraon on the Farm.
IEEMS-Ten per cent tie purchase rro,o,.
to be pad on the day Of sale; Uuc.ihird ,f,t'
residue on the first day Of JANUARY, !~(;g vh.,
possession will be given; onc-thlri mara ~,
the first day Of January, l>Gl, at which tmc
deed VIII be given the remaining third on ~.
first day OF January, l-G2. The last two NV.
mcnts to be secured by Judgment bond. on ~,
terest from the time Possession Is gwen Tina
ien per cent will be forfeited if the terms he NO,
complied with. If the purchaser should prrls,
to give his Judgment bond with approved seem,
rty, ON the day Of sale, for the residue a,,,,
payment Of the ten Per cent, deed wi, h.
given Immediately.
y. B.-A small frame Tenau; House on TIA
premises Will be sold separately from the farm
10 be removed therctrom.
p. f. NICkERSON.
Surviving Executor Of VIA. N.ckerson iccp
marl7-N
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
DIR. Wistar's BuIsam OF Wild
Cherry.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Take 0nIg the Genuine.

A""' ""'J t'tt HtHUtHC'
Every thing which Is really valuable and whrc
costs The inventor time, money and research is suIcc
10 he blsey counterlcilcd THIS is cmphallcnily tho
case with WIsars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, The myuiu
able qualities and we'll earned reputation of whl, as
certain, safe, speedy and never l,ng remedy for
Coughs, Colds, lIoarscnesS, Bronchitis, Whoopl,,g
'"nsh Group, Clumsy, Asthma, influenza. lnllamma
ton ot the Throat. Lungs aud Chest as well as that
dire disease. Consumption have induced unprncIp.ed
sPec"iators in the lives and health of the community
l" palm upon the unWary miserable, WORTHLESS and
de"'erlous imitation OF the true and only Genuine
B"'sam thus not not only infctng njury upon the
SICK but rendering themselves according to late ,ecI.
slons of the courts, liable to criminal prnSecutlon
which, III proper time, will be commenced against
them.
The recipe for the preparation of tlo Genuine Bal
"am has been IN possession of the present proprerors
for nearly twenty years and with those vh, nave used
II needs clIcumIums
Such letters rs the following, from a merchant are
daily received:
MILFORD. Delaware, Oct 26, 1853.
5. " FOwI.E & Co., Boston :-Plense send me a sun
ply oil WIslars Balsam, as am nearly Out and there Is
great demand Tor lt II is doing Wnnders II cures
Couehs' Asthma, WhOoplng Cough anu Consumption
without ial There has never been any OF The gcnu-
me here until you seat lot sometime since but
plenty OF counterfeit
Yours, truly, JACOB Y. FOULK.
Remember, Therefore. all who seek health that the
oy Gehnlne has The written signature of If. BUTTS"
as well as the printed name OF the PruprIctors SETlI
w FOWl.t. " CO.. Boston. the o Iside wrapper.
Take no Others 1t were money wasted and health
jeOlarlizcd.
Prepared ly SETH w. FOWLE g. co. Ros,on
and for sale by J. +. Hoft rker unc T. Mansfield
smyrna; G.. w. SPicer, LeIpsir; j. /. IIcvcrn Lullc
Creek Landing ;James Cowgirl " SON and d. f. Burton
Dover; laoIIas Simpson, Camden; James Cook Ere.
". FUulk 4 l. .l,., IL
ford; j. III. w. Il. VanGesel Clark's Corner, and by
Dealers generally GMarlOlm
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
aoAINTS PAINTS :

THE Nd5'',rher, ."NInl c"nuoc'ed with the Drug
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS, WARM SiI.
Is, 6Ri' SHES, Gil ASS, DYE.Srt FFS, &c, is nov
prepared 10 furnish AL m that Inc WHO may favor
ann VITA cali IL" would l>o take this opportunity
OF retnrnI 10 the pubic his sincere thanks for ,Lc
liberal iair'uaer they have shown him auJ homes
by strict attention and uda>lry. 10 merit a routnu.
ancc OF he sLae JAS. i. tIDf FECkER
COM nerre St, ! door below EIiaSons Corner
NAY ~ % Snvrua, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
"A Note to the Public.

lie chdelslgned wOuIl respcctfIIly aunounce 10
The public that they have commenced lIe
BrIcklaylng and Plastcring
,H business III inc Town of Smyrna. and having had
several years experience " ia one of lle brst NISh,n
lcS 9i inc Town they luer themselves III It they can
ienuef satisfaction to all who may favor them wIIh
Their patronage. '
LETllERBURY e. HENDERSON.
~ BAH Orders loil nt BENZ & Coorpp.s Ros,or
rant III The Basement OF the Odd Fellows Hail. viii
meet with prompt attention. All ''
March H. l659-3m -
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
PRATT & DAVIS,

commerce 81, sarlyTma, ESeI.,
Q\e-.-=z. Would inform the public thai
TsSsNN they continue 10 keep on hand,
'4at'A'A at their old stand, a large as
sortment Of their celebrated Flushing pLOWS
(Nos q, l aud 2) also, all sizes of the Concave
ana wiley Flows; Double Michigan Plow, a
superior New-Ground Pluw, and Corn pIows
CASTINGS of all the above varieties of
Flows as well as all others in general use.
constantly on hand. Castings, of every de.
scrptlon, also made to order, at the shortest
notice. Give them call.
SmVrna, march II 1870 o.,
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
LINE, LINE.

Iif- Sn3sorIher would respectfully micrn his
friends and the public m general that he has ,noIn
arrangements 10 supply all who may favor hun win
their custom, with SClIUNLkIII. LIME of a very
Sou q,hliy' The coming season, either hy Boats IN
me heIn~nre and chesapeake a; or by Cars on the
Delaware Railroad. The subscriber viii meet the
BOATS at New Castle and attend The loading of Cars
ana VIII guarantee all loads of Lime scnt hv hIm
10 rohlln tlt number Oi bushels Of lime charged or
III 'he nlil' from my past experience in the Lime
ade, Ieei confident can give satisfaction 10 all " no
give MN Their patronage. All Orders Will be promp
ly attend To.
N. b. APPLETON, MiIdletown Del .
mafl' bm Agent for Saronk a. Earnest
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
LIVERY StabIn.

The M lcr>gncd having engaged in the livorv bu.i
ness, n the I"An OF Smyrn. would respectfully ms
form ia" pHbIc hlt he Is prepared 10 furnish al
any time. a'rd al loss rates HORSES and Carriages
Wagons &c He Is also prepared 10 60 HAL Ling
long or short distances
II" hopes hg hS prpnptn"ss aui attention. 10 mcri,
ami receive liberal share Of the public patroMagp
mlrchlUlu JOHN II GE0pi.E
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Business Stand for Sale.

me undersigned, intending TO leavo the State.
would dispose ct his Drug establishment. The store
Is handsomely iIled up we'll located long established.
l't, s.oun colnplPle. Ths rs opportunity for a
ny o,Si' or any one desIr ng TO engage in The bsi.
mes" Fnrher pareulars made known by addressing
c..o,,.,a., J. y. LOBSrEIN.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
E2ESEOV Al.

EATON'S STORE has hem removed from noor
ia" centre ni the Town To WEST SMYRNA, where
he VIII he Prasrd 10 receive the calls ui ms friends
ana 'e pa 'iIc iIIS store Is We'll supplied lh 4 new
aud complete stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
~ EENSW ARE &c. whlch viii be sold at Reduced
rncrS % The llishe, Prices IaII four COI- NrRY
PRODUCE. Don't forget 10 cail-al the New Store.
"cs' N"hheTte StFcSt, smyrna, Del. mara.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

ALL RIGi'T! DE SAUry."-De Sauty, the grca
mysterious Dc Sauiy, still remains at the Cyrus station
Of the AIlantic Telegraph with several asslsanis no
by night and by day, are watching (or Signals
broken currents" uninlelIgble iraasmissions
and all thai sort of thing. About the best thing De
sauiy can do is TO drop his Intellectual wire.worklng
aud come on 10 Philadelphia, where lie can be lfee
from anxiety, and enjoy the luxury Of wearing such
elegant garments as are made at tho Brown Stone
Clohng liail of RockhiI Il Wilson, Nos. COS and 6O5
Chestnut street above Sixth, Phlndelpha
ONE PlICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES Il Co. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, G0I Market Street. Ph,IndeI
phIa marks the lowest selling pIIce IA Pam Figures
ON each article. All Goods sold made 10 order nre
warranted satisfactory, aud our One Price system -
strictly adhered To. We believe tins To be ihe Onv
afr way OF dealing, as thereby all treated alike
JONES a. CO,
OcSo-ly OOl Market ST., PhI!ade lphia
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

MrRDEE or TWENTY SIX MEN Ely INDIANS
We are put In possession OF the following par.
ticuars by MIR. Bernard O'lanlon, who arrived
from Victoria yesterday on the steamer North
erner. Mr. O'llanlOn left Semiahmoun on
Thursday night last for Victoria, and Just IRE,
vIonS to his leaving hunter came in, who re-
ported that the Couhegan aXd Stickeen lndians
mad murdered party OF tweniy-si men in the
Couhegan Pass, between Frazer River and
Point Roberts
1t seems that some ninety immio rants from
Australia had located themselves at Point Rob
erts Tor the time being, and The murdered men
were supposed TO be of their number. II was
thought that the act had been committed in re-
venSe for the killing OF zee or chief of the
0uckeens, perpctrated short time previous by
some parties connected with trading schoon-
or, the name Of which is unknown. The peo.
PIE OF Sealiahmoo were preparing to resist an
attack, as the Couhegans and Slickecns are
two OF the most warIike aud determined tribes
IN that regioa.-San. Francisco Herald, 10Th
ult.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

TERRIBLE LgAP.-Whle Rev. Thomas p.
Calhoun. Presbyterian minister, and his wife
were crossing bridge at st. Cloud, Minnesota.
10 a sleigh, on the goth ult., the horse became
unmaDageabe and jumped from The bridge TO
tile hard frozen bottom below, a distance of
sumo thirty feet, killing Mr.. Calhoun and Sc.
verely iniuring his wife. The horse was alss
killed, and the sleigh trokea inln fragmcnts.-
Alr. Calhoun was a native Of Tenncsscc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
nALrMnnN INV Lnl

Pc sons in any mart Of the world may be successfully
treate by forwarding detail OF the. cnsc, vt
rgmiita rCe for medicines sc.
AGdre SIS Dr. AMOS & SON, corner Mtd nnd Qply.ets.
RnH,in n fuusl lNVvlvJ5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

MORNING LEADER OFFICE. I
Emmy Amn ln. $50. {

l.
FRIDAY. Aug le 1889
FLoURsaes are chiefly Of Is to 20 brls at $50 for
choice extras lot brs do the FIRST lot of amount
reported Tor several weeks, sold at s5.l2
wHEAT-Heavy, With saes car red at slo' car do at
8Ll " do 81 III and earpar red and part white at
sl.l2H.
OATs-ssles ears new at 83c andl do at SIC
HIGHwINEs-ouiet at 2ieG2ile according to quantity
Sale 10 bris at the latter price.
POTATOES-Have declined again and have sold at 1OJtOlc
DRIED 0PPLEs-Sale 800 lbs fair quality at7tc.
BUTTER-No change moderatvey active at l&alic 20
Western Reservethe latter small lots Of choice for home
consumption
EGGs-Duu at T0sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
BuFFALO MARKET-Aus. ID

Fl0ur-Modfra ely active and 2d25c lower. sales llOl
Ibis at 50 50GS4 far 20 choice prug STATE 25 suur
Wis; Sh&GS5 eN IA Mich lnd and Omoi -52JG5b2]d for
dOuule
Wheat-Du,l aud heavy, and red wi ter gc lower sales
6OtO bus Alilw Club private - rms: 2n nus ne o. and
mkt IN lots a. 81; 1000 bus prime white Mich Sllu
l6OJ bus white Ky SLID.
OTn eady. Sales bUl0 hi ordinary Iii Iyate rms.
1000 bu No I do at 6S.
OtheTETnnS quiet.
Mhisky-Steady; sales 20 bbls at 2ic
Canal froghts-sc on corn. on wheat, 55 four to n.
York.
Lake imports 4OCO bbl honr 10 OOObus wheat 1000 bush
corn, 1000 bus rye
Canal EEpors-0Ol bbs -four 1900 bu, wheat 10000 bus
corn, 500 bus rye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

"Itis our settled policy to advertise nothing u zoe
ko5 It is what purpUrts u be- Having opportunity and
becoming satisfied of the merits of Mrs S. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair RestoIoI aud Zylobulsamum, l would be
pleasei to inert advertisements" &C.
REV. j II. CORNELL, CORES. Sec. Bo frd Education
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-

NJ vi lOH " WIN 4 nav 4 O1NA9a
Propo s will be received 90 the ufce OF the City Civil
lUeeT At thp civ a Cleveland, uutil ~ uCHCk Nj,
igus 18TH 1853, for the guding, gmyens, and mpo.
r I Eurld street between the Public Square uud iIu
street 80, tur Tie grading and improving ol Michigan
s reut its entire length.
Plans bud Speoncatiuns be seen, aud more particular
information uGtuiua uLsald Engineers oice aud uiler
the s IA INST 20.
rgut bond recurring the bidder To- enter into contract ut
the pfic,s his proposal, should the same be uc
copied.
The Hoard Of City improvements invite the submission
bids resrtylul tue tlght TO uCuvpt JHut The
II. uIIrr nI ths BOARD. JOHN MHlTELaW,
augg.gtl. tlty ClWl Hu gmCtr,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

=
- to hs command OF un order ut sale, issued from The
Court of Common Pnls Cuyuhuga county, a. tue sit Of
Reuben Walters, plaintiff utal 8. W. nam IT, ltW q az
eftn ants me IftrloI shall utr ur sule % The door
on tHe CUur House tcofnor of Seneca and lhoupllu
streu y n the cy ol Cleveland 100 said couHy on the y
csrrbtd lands and teuomouls 5, 20 VII n uhe iu
the township o Ch giu Fails 40 the state Of ONO anu
hcibel tho village OF Chaguu Fals and bounded as
follows t1 wit. Commencing az a puul IN ihu Wu.t
Inn, uf Trlnd street sixty t6tt sou hwurdy ln whrrr
ORANGE street and 3ruud str on morstgt, ana ruu-
ming vrlly H rsht angles with Brood rect tn The
tasi line uf land Oucr occupied by Phineas BALL thence
sOuthwuriy aafr said Balls east line MY ieel, tbnco
enstar 10 NE vest limo o. tread street hance uOrih-
ward along the wts line o. said broad street hty feet 10
ho place 0 beginning be- the SANE more or less but ub
ioct 10 am legal highways" Apprni,ed a 500 90
D. L. MlGHlMAh, sheriff
e 4. RLAEEsLEE Pha's Auy augl22s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

o August, 1859. at clock p. NJ az he door Of the
COZ & House the Public Sqlar, IN the CITY Of Cieye-
and viii sold 10 tine h CHEST bidder, unU-our,h inter
Isl IA The following described real es aie, 10 vi:
First pieCtSu te lu the city of Cleveland, IN the cuuu
Nv OF CuyalOgu, aud state OF ONO buF part OF Lot No
35 havng feet font the east side OF Tracy street uud
1873 feet deep,
corner of Moore ana Hicks Streets having Bb eeL front On
H. ks street. and lbj f. ct deep ON MOme strt ct.
IuIrd ptCe-Beug Suu-Ot No. 2s2 IN said city, rortug
The one-fourh interest y piece appraised $3.50 %
I'd - 375 90
Sd " - $50 20
d. l.. SEXTON,
Guardian of Henry ". sexton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
IA. AMrEr Prtfs Any.

GHERIFH'S SALE.-PURSU u q Nj
- o the command of an order OF sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOga Couu y o. The suit
of Jonathan W. Kelly Pltu ug inst owen n Kelly tud
pJhurs defendants Gt being proceeding lu p1tuur) to
reCtgd shall offer tUr sale u bic uucllon, at the
tuurl House, OF and Chumplulu
srees IN the CITY Of Cleveland IN the said County on the
day of August 1859 at o'clock p Nj Of said day The
following described real estate o. VIE Situate IN The CITY
vi Cleveland th. uuuty of Cuyuhuga, and state o
Dio being three 30 Iu William Cases subdivision
Nos 4O l4 uud ll2 sad lot eng thirty ,sel front ON
H aud running back hundred aud eight sect
uu rear AppU sed at $500 Also, lot No. IA
and tue TCsiuuuIy interest lot No ~ (beng the whole
sal lot after deduCug the dover estate of Hannah b.
Key igned theIelu) ~ john NJ Woulseys Sublvis-
ION CITY numbered tum l3i to l3S ,f the al
uIumcnt ut the vi acc Of Clsvo and and bounded
uurhwestey front by OH, street, nor eistery by lot
No 7O suutheas ery by Gardener lane aud south
westerly by Ot n l73, aud lshy iUtt IN width and one
hundred uep'h said lot Ill appr sed at S00J 90
mi sid r,sry interest IN said lot No I72 uppui,e u
sIi37 Tue dover lot l12 will be- sod, making
"a complete title to SAID lot. .....,- .,.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Mutton .... e9cwt ID --
VEGETABLES.
PotatoR ...... f9hu 90 m Hl
Unions ........-- -NW q"
LIME.
Watar-Eastn 19hhll $50 ] %
Sandy Hd Cemnt I 3l,G ! y
White Lime ...... Id ] 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
,.,, lNGERSoLL \ KlNSMAN, Pins Atiys
Cleveland. Iulv I. 1859 -6w2A
CJ5ERIFF AND An MASTER COM.

y " INITT NM MANI " ~ NVNI-
~ MISS ONERS SALE.-Pursuaut Co the command OF
un order of sale issued from the Court Of lommn ta
u tuNuhugo County 90 the suit OF Charos WILCOX, piau
tin against Daniel H BRYANT e. nl. def udan 20 d
rcc,ed shall utorior sao a public auction ~ ihe door
ui hu Couu House (c Of seneca und Cumplgu Its
lu tue tiiy Cleveland, aid county on " lhh uay
OF August 1850. nt o'clock 4 W. offs ~ y, 'n' luW-
tug described IN 1ds aud tepCmaut to wiz situate iu the
CITY of Coyelui, Stutr OF Ohio sud whoh Is also ~ the
County of Cuyuhogu, and is known by being lot No 5 u
the SeveraucoS Folsom allotment IN the Cry of Ohio,
nov the City Of Cleveland, be the san mureOr less but
suhiecttO all legal hI1hwlys. Appraised at SG33 o.
ID. l. WlGlirMAN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
REV. E. R. FARcmLD. D. D. Cor. Sec. Ams,

NV " It FAIHUHILO, d. D. COZ SO HHler. dH'
For. Chrtstian Union, ~ y. Cify
"Airs s A. Alsu's Words Hair Rsstorer and Zvlo.
basamum have been used ia my family with beneficial
oects and ake pleasure in commeuc ing them to such
as have occasion 10 such preparttious'
REV A. WEBSTER, Ed "Clrisfi0n E,a," Boston Macs
Having used numerous specifies 10 lit purpose 's
earded AL t'l. ing them be OF value So Iropard
cd your Worlds Hair Rsstoror aud zyIohalsamum vet
personal friends prevailed to use it. hay done
so for several months past with good effect and entire sat-
isfaotou. netter bgd or array my hair was
drT and brittle, but has reg1incd the sonness
lie. years"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Aus 70.


Stocks better Mo sIes s25s Pac Mail 779i; MY Central
G9l9; Reading 49, Mich uthem "a; 20 gtd 2Ol Puuamn
n5; Cleveland and Toledo ia, bonds 30; GaG.a Chr
6l2E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
Ctnni Notirrs.
rHOrOsED AnlNnlllNr 10 rnl

fhOfvshp hkNl,'lfNE TO Thh CON
Relative tohn IItut tlilu Constitution. utuvidn
for Annual SOS ions tH the Naurml Atstmh,y
hffolrfd hr itf Gfnfrai dfffHfF oi ~ STATE o Oho.
Ihftr-hnh uf the mcuihru ui rhch huuse cunruruug
hcrfu t hr nul De- hereby twused tu me electors vi
hr state in Nutr ut tH neat annun ucpnef nid urrOu
urn thn approved W toloctouo he ialuwhH amendment
substitute Tor hr first fuFe Hl Che twenty huh
ton Che ufcu u tho usitiulun ut this state,
tu wit IAN tcEulHr of ihr Hrutful A. emily
shall commence thu tfst MUuIuY Boo JANUARY nuruulv
WILLIAM h. WOODS,
Sneaker uf the ftuuar c NtufrF natives.
MAtrlN WELKEH,
April o, 1889. presiioui 4 The senatc
SrcUFTARy or STATES OPTICAL
Columns %. April Z, lsdN.
hereby certify that I've ltoguns Joint Resolution, re
luuve O hu Amendment the Constitution providing tt
Annual the 0encral 'fsemhvt 10 tiuo copy
A q. RUSSELL.
api3.15iturtg Secrotarv oi state
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Mns,er Cou'r
RANNEy, BAuKvs & noble, Au'ys i21:2t5

RANNEY, BACKvs -oBLE, Au,ys lZ2I;2i5
SHERItE'S SALE.-PURSUANT
- TO he commands of three wrts Of Yendi Expoutts,
tNu OF which were issued from the Court Of ImmOn
Pleas Culumblua County, and one FROM the Court of
Common PlgHs ot Mah2nng county and ouch at The suit
nf Ludwg, Kneedlcr Co John CLARK, TO directed,
sh n offer sale at public auction, at The door of Tho
Cur House (.oruer a Seneca and hnmp!rn streets
the 2Ith Jay ol Augu t. lsj9, at oc,ck p, NJ OF said
uay The 0uwus described real csats, to Nlt: 1d de-
srribed uutg the township OF Mdd6burg1, in
DO. County ufClyahu4t and state uf Ohio, aud s known
the hui dugs and apuureuaucCs thereto belonging,
serving 20 the Trustees o. tho iCfeu Seminary the eN
press Ight Co prOhu intoxicating lqd0r from being Civ
SOLD under any pGC.euCe Ia mnltr except Tor
mCcuanCu medicinal, phurmaCu'Cu PURPOSES, uIuu
sd lots Ia the streets alleys adjoining sand lots,
ever vii ch said parcel parce Of land Is supp sei t1
contain half acre ufaut be the more or less, but
subject 90 all fgI high gays; appraised al l5OO %.
bed tract ,r lOs tf land situate u thU township
Of Middebugh in the Comfy of Cuyalugn, and state u
OhO, s 8 being lot No. (I), the
Uuoge of Berea being he lot de edod the nth
day Ui January lS3 by Henry sheldon TO John NJ S.erus,
containing fourth OF acre, be the me
but subject TO all legal highways appraised al
SiOO o.
81 described tract orlot ofllud situate in township
MlddCburgh, in the Cuuuty tuvahUgu, state OF
o u, ls known as I'M ct No sxty-nne (6yl, tho
village of BeTvu, the right the IrUsleesof the
BCrtu .muury prohibiting he sac, giving
of Catig hQuorSOn sad lut IN tho streets -
lGys dui,ug the same, except tor medicinal mech1u
ses ever ing lOrty eight humid ettus
tis lOO) If acre he the less, hut subject
10 all 10 gal ghways; app .aised al 81 900 90
4h described or Joe of uud tuatc u the township
uf hdueburg In the County o. Gu au-g, aud state Of
GiIo ant Is hnOwH IN Berea town 40 part ruc.i0u
C. and bounded follows: being the east side OF
Rocky lIyur commencing Bridge street luuulug
north The line OF the hundred feet
tending back To- the ef the river be the
or less, tppalsld ut SldJU - ,....-,.,.. ~ 20. ,..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
Gransportaiion.

Sl&A 1859.
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the prosen, season. run their well known and
popular Line OF
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdcnsburEh Il Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, aud Cleveland San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgb and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogisusbursh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central R. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And al osveso with The
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bctloeen ostoego, Troy, Albany and Ne'0 York
Connecting asoa Dunurk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
between buukrk, Cevelaul and Ssndusky, and a
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duusirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
" Property forwarded by TIN, Line will be subject to
but one transhpment.
rv, HercRandtse marked N 7. Go. Express y WI n he
m 6rwa@rIsu @ N r M % M" STA U R, 95 pr9mptlS oT-
wardeu from Dunkirk.
r These Line; connect a Cleveland with the clsve-
,,,--,, -. APPLY TO INV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

J n. Dickson, otal. PuHO uCgE Of Common ye@gll.o9 tlo.s
Hamilton smith, pert ii hoy and Aiiachmou
THE said defendant hamilton Smith,
n is hercbf uuIfrd that doposiuOus viii be taken by
the plaintiff BOO his action, on tho 10th day OF August 1889
go The Office Of q Aud ews, IN the citf ui Co
ulhus Eriukn County, Oulu between the houtSpi A.
N aud p VI ,tn be- continued from day 10 day t com
ploed, whcl dispositions uro designed 90 De used the
iNGERSoLL 3 KINsMAN, pins Auys