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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-28

ERENCH FLUWERS--A LAkGE.
~ and very chuice selection Of Proneh FoWers OF The
most recent importutons, Alsa gund ussurtment Of
Americas Flowers ut Wholesale rotbn. n
meya MORGANA ROOT
SHEPLAND WOOL SHAWLS-.
~ Nov opening, large assortment worth SCI which We
VIII ltof 3. 8. HYMN CO.,
mayA cor. Superior u. h Public squafa
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GeQal Notifrs.
CHERIFF5S SALE.-PpTsuant to h
~ SHERitt'S =. SALE. Pursuant to the

~ cgIuuuld ~ Of sale, ued ti0m the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahga County ihe
EIwn p Mugsu, Piamin against SumUe X. Collins
anu others def dJnts 10 directed shalt oner
tyr safe q, mbhr utrtiOt. tn door Of tho Court
VI Sc TO- The oruf seneca and himplaiu sTe0t
~ the city OF Ucvg'u sid g uuly ts 4th hy Of
Juh1, 1883, at U'c NJ Of said day. the following
Itscribed Ian qrd meuts TO wit: Situate ia the
township OF ugiu Falls, the ot Ohio aud which
/, ara IL the County Guy ihosu which is kuo'gu by
ne H tno who lose and part Of lo' and buuudod
slol OwS 20 vii west 10y Wafer street. by Co
slfe sos by ey running lreU Pearl 70 entire
s'r"t aud north by part VI said lOt No. decided 10
Nd' Grant. Hnd suued IN the ags OF ChHgrn Fails
20 the me nre or les nut subject TO all legal highways
Appraised ut 500
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Yours respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS.

The Restorative is put w in bottles three sizes viz
la &c, medium and small; tho small hold . MINI and
reas lnI ona dol At per botle the medium holds least
twenty ner cent more IN proportion tlnu he small reaf
iur two dollars per bottle; he large holds aua 10 ne
e more IN proportion aud retais for three dollars pur
- o; J. WOOD co, Proprietors, No "a Broadway N
YORK; ana No, ia Market stleet st LOUIS Mo
Aud sold by all Druggists ana Fancy Goods Dealers
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ShoriG and Special Master COMMISSIONER
PALMER \ Aus rlA,Plh 's-Au'Rs. mrvhtd 80
.,hhklkF Y oPEUIAL MASrhk,S

(HERIFF " bPEUIAL NJ ASIhk'S
~ sALE-Noticei is erebyg ven that by virtue OF plI-
res yer O sale iss cd fum the COut O Common PruS
o. CnvahosH Cuun'y At the sut OF Juhn CO,mau against
Mro, Bay t. al anu 10 me directed shan offer Tor
sale Ht Public Au tim at the door Of the Court House
!9n corner o. Segeca and Champaiq stree in the Cy OF
CleVohhd IN said County on he 4h day Of Juue 1879 az
2oolook p NJ OF said day the following described preuf-
eS 70 wiz Suaten the township of WafreusvIle being
No IN the llth Tunge OF townships L. the Cunuet tt al
western Reserve In the STA of Ohio and which Is also
the County o CuyuhOga. ADDS kuO En by being part ut
~ % hhu oOuudod flows; eginutng at the
road iunning Bedford runng south iauds owned by
Aeoi6 Lbey hynee rnst alo sd li,e 10 reds thence
ssut al ng The limo 70 lapds Owne by AsOm Salshur,
theuce et along nid lice 10 The centre OF he Cleveland
aud hagfn Falls Plank Rupd hence along sad onl 10
Tue place o. beginnings sed 20 ooptan thT Bores
subject t0tho Cleveland aAd AahoAing Rairuud funur
lhIoughit Appraised at Sa75. III --.
't d. L. ,WIGHTMAN
Sheriff and Spec al Master CuuimisEinuer.
HFRUICK b RanLoW. Phi Is AtIys mt,6ij2gg
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Aprn6 1859.
10. 1877 I AN ACT

| w Aoi nv ASA
Making Appropriations 70 par or the Fist Quarter Of the
NPaF 1850,
sec. l. Be Il enacted by ne GsHerd Assembly Of The STA
Ohio That TIE uo~ig tuus o. Ard Hre hereOv apurOp u
Uut Of an money in he taasiy appfcbl3 here'o from
he revenu, for 1a ~ he bret qla
~ be YEA clmmpuens aute1tn day OF NovsmbsG
q he year lghe huudr AM ty-niDe, Sigl;
For thv payuent the srares he runr. audio- ue
rer comptroller Of he treasury, ee~retay " rae, AT
Rrra receiay 20 tne governor tN enmmi stones Of com
AchOO and The etate Iarar hIe9 th0uianc four
rcd and 'wtuiY hve dol afE, N,47bC
For the uayment or ha Of udRes Of the Bunrpme
urt c1mmO, esf, ard superior couTts eighteen
uolst nd nir hundred 3 dft as 0'a95Ui
For the payment Of clerks The m the aulitO Of stae
, thousand four huucrei 20 ls g. (tl 4H0i ..t
For the payment Of eka In te one Of the ea urer ri
Il te. ftveu but dTed lArs, ta7 Ol
FOR the paymen OF the T. ONCE Of the compralle
fthe NY ught huHdreu lar, a30) alc Tor sue hrs
10 tt'T o / 81 ltd.e0y;
FT ne payment Of in the once Of the secretary
tate, hv hundred doIlars, tai00;
For tue paYmout Of clerk the Cce OF attorney general
uO hundred 90 lar u o.;
For III lay yment mileage OF county travel
,na rrnng from the sect OF gover ment mahng their sen
uuull set 10 month February, 1867 JhOI
sand eight hundred dolaTF, talS OF
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t,g r.ran,Too DL. wrqHrMAN, sheriff.

rSHEHIFF'S NAlIB Pursuant TO the
\ , cou mand pf W u OF va a eypOuas issued rum
lhsCon,t o. Common ploss Cuyah0Ea CouWY, at tho
SUIT 81 Mat h r. schue aguiuEt Il iz4beih Brown. 10
oor Of me Cour House corner Of Seneca and Champ
lu efeetfl ~ tho City ni Cleveland In said County ON
thU litt day uf June 1889 al uicock Nj al ssi iny
he hlilowu deACrihed Va ds and enoments 60 wills S,
nat IA 'he CITY OF eyalspd C,Vuhoes Colniy sud Sae
& Dhp pld ~ WI as paris uf lots Nos 81 and ~ he
.WgpA pla % he vluge OF leYeani bsy ug y ii f5et
inc helt 70 slz in enrih rural ei with Huron street
ahl w ieet 0 hery here rom ui hnnudpd bv alley
len teei m wld h-ls nothey line being parul o thore
win ipt"et az eusih ~ gu ulloyJ
Appf. ICED az $500.
49,. ,,.,..-. ,,,o, p L. wICHrMAM sbsria
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Sheriff and Spec al Muster commissioner
HFRRICK RanLoW. plG IS Attys mW6idI3l
RHhkIbt'S SALE -hY Nirtue of Q

SHkklFt'S SALE by Virtue of a
~ wit Fieri Facils, issued from the COut Of Com
moa flehs OF Cuyuhoga cuuuy, at the suit Of JumOs
OZARK Assignee, Plain in against hrs May Riser Dc
ieudbnt, ave ee ulon aud sua offer for nt pub
o auction a. he door Of The tCuu House (cnrner Sen
tcH,ep1 ShHmpaln srest) " the Guy OF Cleyospd Ia
adeonnlY on the l0h day uf Juno 1853. at O'clock
NJ OF sad dsy, the following descrhed lauUa and Ten
emeulA W.T.: Auu'te ia me Guy Of Cleveland county
aerele No las tHnd possibly Em u sri 1897 uegu-
mL on we Sou hory me "t Euc ID street. hiY feet
tHtlery Fnm OF Ala thCi co SOutheTly rnel with
the nt "a sad uie % Huron street th ucr Eusiery on
lhs N"flherF line thurun SIRE fOty-aisht feet thence
NpIh tN parallel WI he line Of Shuu Alley % Euclid
srceA ihrnce westerly % tho huaO tn I'D street 0fy-
eight eet ~ the lace Of beginning be the ur
less 3
ID L. WIGHTNAN shnrin
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CHERTFF 3 SPE0IAL MASTEK5E

ShEhlht & SBEClAL MASIER'S y
~ SnLE.-Pu suant TO the command OF an order Of
sale issued from The Court Commun Pleas Of ny hO
Couny, at the suit Of John Fehy, plaintiff ngAlrst john g.
Cooley q al def.ndahls 10 me directed shall offer for
sale at Public Auction, 1T the door Of the Court House.
Cleveland IN - County the 4h day Of June 1853
o'clock a NJ oLsid day The following described lands
md tenements, TO wit 81 the rwn hin O Brook
lyh, now Cleyeund IN said County aud in heing
part OF lot No ~ according TO the NJ sud
township aod bounded md described as iJa ys n,s
ung tile north sde OF Bayey street the fence on ta
west eide Of lends enclosed by rhOmas Cure tb0uce
northeTy right angles tom Bailey street one Ia Lured
feet thence westerly parallel Wh sd BaVley sTJet fy
eet thOnca at right angles guuhtrly hundred tt H.
said Bal ey street, theace oastery said y
to te place OF beginning together with al the heredn-
ments pnd appurenanoe thereuno belonging but subject
20 all streets aud hgaways. Appraised at Sl23.
d. l.. WiGHrMAN d.
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Jaun cROwElL PA, A3y ~ T. "i'hl"AH Ha9Sda1i S5Sia
CLHERIFF a. SPECIAL, MASVER'S

~ SALE-Pursuant 10 The command OF un order Of
safe issued from tue CouT Of Common Pleas Cuyahga
County, at the SUIT of Henry ChambeIlan, Plu lit
Georsu Harding, Defendant, to directed shall Oher
Tor se a Public AuCtlun the door the House
corner If Sc eca and Ch.mpaiu stree the Cit Of
Cleveland IN said County, the lth day OF june 1850
at II O'Clock Nj of said day the following described lands
and anemonts, 10 wit Situate IN brooklyn township. and
s Known city lots Nos 81 ard - IN stones suhdi-
yisiO o p'T Of original lot No O., in Ohio Cy, and are
situated on washing street, heug each 80 aud
roar an 1871 eL La dsuth together with all tho hereda-
nuus and app Teu the belonging but subject
" all streets and highways Lot 81 appraised at $50 Lot
50 appraised AT $40.
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An the trains Westward connect at CleVe and with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Coumhus Cincinnati, 81.
Louis, &c; and a the t4us gong Eastward at
Dunkirk with the trains OF he New York Ere Railroad
and 10 Buffu with those OF the New York Central and
Buffalo aad New York Ere Railroads
n. hO11iEGHAM SuIt.
CleYelanl April dth. 1853. apr2
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For rrovsons snd hJ1rnud and cur ut exnenaes n
Ohio unatIc ten thousand ara (tt 0lOl
Fr pTUyUns NUuBe Id adj current peuEeS o. tue southern
lnio lunatic asylum siT thOussnd tollnTs 80 tO0I
FIR provision 10 Chold cuuen. leases II tbs
hern UhO luhe l. BsYum * thousand o0l nrs A6OOlI
For the saarei OF super naudeaJ steward nauOu uhYH
ard etchers o. the Oblo instu lou u the eduCa )n
ne dCa AMI uumb two thousand two hundred and dol
ars. (a3 4bOJ;
Fo provons hrus ard current expen es of tad inu
ut On, hTee thousand d3la'r, ta3 uOO);
For saaTea OF olc 6ahss Othnr employees In the
hiO suiion io the eduott Of the blind thousand
w. hundred aud ssv, nJy.h d liar (9lb75);
For Ur1visOts household and Of said ins
unon, three thousand Two hunTei J,lars, Nt32ODi
For salaries OF the supt gnt her Icefs ADD teachers
he oho state aiylum ior dioss hve hunded and ng d.
ars, tetb0l; .... ....
For prov SONS aud nece ary expenses Of the sad
asylum, five hundred do1as t'OOJi
BTtTE FluM.
For the taaes o. the Uces Of the t.te reform farm, one
ID h-uaard dollars. ttl lC0I;
For rroyson, cOthng lodging school hooks for and the
eiucalon and training boys four thOuand CoiAS aAUOl
PEBIrHHTIARY
the payment OF salaries OF the directors warden tepuY
warden. cltrk physician moral Instructor and assistant
r. Of the Uhn psnentary one thousand I've lurde and
dol Rrs t6lb0l;
Fr pay ntn Il u rds snd night watches Of the Ohio psn
entRf hV th)t sand hundred ard five dollars (t69O5
For puyment for pryii ns. clothing rDA OF all kind
ue Nh hO3pa bnd other uecefaaTY cdfteut expenses
20 h pentnlAy fourteen thousand four LuadTtd dollar
For payment Of costs of prosecutions and convection and
atfp t0u Of cnnWc II h uhO peuienUary E tho sAud
70 rudred and DAY lars. tsS2N)i
For al OWHne 10 discharge cOvcL 10 pay their expenses
their tomeS three undIed llars, $500;
Sc lha act shall take sieol ana b. in ioTee from sud A
ter Tvs passage.
.. Speaker Of the Hous1 Of Representatives.
y. bASSErr LANoDON
tdsnt, pro tenn, Of the Senate.
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MAS c. sYMoNDe,


PROF. BooD-Dear Sir BY the advice Of a fri ,nd pf
mine, who had been uslrg luur lnIr Re sorltiys ,es
Induced to try IT, had tho fe, sOne time lst Ay and
noly every nair Ia ny hsud out Now INV hair hos
come In great deal cke than evertwss NoiIing hut
Iuly aD1 tHalhy that fee to ommun 70 Others
this public pcknOw lodgem u The henedt have rereyeI
from Prof Woods Hair RESTORATIVE.
Yours respectfully,
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W W A,nnrn plr,s AIirL AR I, WIGHlAAN Is Ss9lI0 I9lI
JAIME Eghcu aud others } IN Part iiln
DGRSUANT TO THE COMMAND

DuRSUANT TO THE COMMAND
~ of aiils order Of sac issued rom hs CIurl OF
I'mmh Pleas ui Cuylhuga Co, in above eutted aCiOutU
n9 ut ei sha hHr iO sle at Public Auction at the
door u Cuut House, OF Seuecu CuaIupluu
streets City Of OYtland IN said Cuun IN 4h
dW ojurt 59 az O'cuck >. M. Of said day the fol
l"ln= 't' crbu lands aud ten ments, 70 SiuutU IN
lhat Wus1b aud yuge OF Dedfrd the County Of Guy
tos ard state Of DhiO aHd bOun ed and desciIbod
ioiiu0s heing he CHAIR FsCDTy lot situate gina
1T N" 81, and bounded as fol Besinn at or neur
the su rhsterly corner OF the hidgr, mill
south degrees west chOin q uks from nurhe ly end
% high Iurlpet wall the mill dam thence III
drgre , etst Chaus to the edge If waer in 'rinkeIS
Crcrk hence noTt-esterl no the Greek along the uOh
cry edge 10 the sOuthsTI end OF high patapet wall
tbs dm tHencG n1uhery id wall 10 sOuthsly side
null ru3c tG,nc south 81 Degrees chatn uks
along tue SOulhey edge Uf mil To tho place begin
ning with he night To he Of wa from the mill ruce
subj oct SO the gust mill and mil
Also village lot M II Of kOb Egberts subdivision
Of prtuf sad original lot No S. bounded sides by
Wills street, westerly village lot No. H. uOThery by
plun u ikbis Creek Together with all the machine
tngue aud fixtures appertHnus to the said Char Factory
Appraised ut $1,000.
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william B. wool

Speaker the II use q Re resentalives.
MARTIN WELKHR,
PreaIdenL o. the Senate.
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GLETILIV5 I15 gRIB RAJ ROAD.

llO5 A. NJ Night kNrress Tram stopping at 9irard Asha-
lg aud Pam syiilo cnly aud arrives al Cleve-
lud az "a a. NJ,
7;25 A. NJ NJ II Irlp stops all stations except Swan
wi SAY brook, Umout.e, Perry, Mentor and
Wlcs lu wit s on un-s lgual TO take pBssen-
g-rs, for ClcUsiIH8 Udy,4t SayhroY * Union yille
Perry, Mentor and WIeklllB, aud aruye at
G Cvrii'td HOS M.
los NJ. Day EXucss Train, sops at GraTd Conneaut
Ashtsbula and Pluesyllle only, aid arrive al
Clgve- nd at 800 p Nj.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALTJRTV

VI
PRoF WOoD-Dear Sir: Nv h5ir had. tut SO era yensg
beon bee lming pre nturaly gray, accompanied hv Ia g
nrss wch rendered we constant appl rton ofoI necos
sary IN dresst IT, When comm iced us,us your Ilnr
Restorative about two months in that
AMI huyl7e coutn ued lis Use t within the hire as weeks
II has turned TO its natural color anil assumed softUey
And sre gea To be preferred toro ueduced by tho
appHion ufO o. any other prepaia have ever used
REGARD It usuuiu udspausahg srtc frgvery iIt
whether IN be usad Hair ReSOr live or for 6e simplo
P4iposo OF dressing beau flying the hair You have uer
mi sion 70 ref 10 me an who entertain any doubt of lis
pelLUImlng NIL lhnL is nInlnlnI Lnr - - y ~
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To Young Men.
ELEXEE DE V.EE.
sEMTNAL EMISSIONS,
Mercury Or Disease,

Aud iMPEDlMENFS TO MARRIAGE
And WI Tes,ore ihe sufferer andhe Im1otout 10 stat,
ot fEkFEGT MANLY NlGCR ltwii lthotoughly efad
loato tho ellecIa nf eItl or i ~. ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-02
ON TICkRT COMPLETE.

By reference 10 the proceedings oi Inc Lem
ecra!ic Legislative Conference of this disiTict,
npbli,hed in another column, it will be seen
that GEO. ". GUAP, ESQ, OF this county
and Gen. A. H. COFFROTH, Of Somerset,
have been put in nomination as the candidates
of the Democracy OF Bedford and Somerset, ioF
members of the next Legislature, They are
both good men aad SQUAD Democrats. Mr
Ga,no is man who vas born aud reared a.
mong the people OF this county, haFd-iisted,
hara-working farmer, but man OF superior IN
telligence, strictly honest in bis dealings so cidI
40 bis disposition, and Democrat who has help
ed 10 fight inl many battle under the Tag
of our party. He has many warm friend; in
this county, as well as in Somerset, and will
certainly receive heavy vote.
OF the candidate presented by the Democracy
o! Somerset, Gen. Coafoth. it is scarcely neces-
sarv TO speak, as he IS well known 10 the cIii-
gems of this county, as man OF tins abilities,
an able lawyer, q good SPEAKER, and an ardent
and enthusiastic Democrat. His best recommea-
CatiQl IS tue taCt ttdt iA@ - IOi@iAA az "'9 N"'
county ,and TIA, even,his political opponents who
know him intimately, are compelled to ackn0wl-
edge his talents and worth. His name is tow
er of strength TO our ticket, ano if the DemOc-
racy Of this Legislative Dstgic; but do their du-
ty, both be and his colleague, Mr.. GumP, will
be triumphantly elected.
The nomination Of M'ssrs. GumP and Coffoih
COMPLETES our ticket. Our candidates are now
all in the field, and better ticket than ours,
from Auditor General down 10 County aud
i.or, we venture TO say, has neVer been nomi-
mated by any party. 1t becomes US now as 'roe
Democrats, to go 10 work at once 10 secure the
election of that ticket. It becomes US to throw
aside all personal differences and disikes, 10 dis
regard all the favors, as well as the threats oi
those who are laboring 10 defeat ii, and 20 raj
Iv around the men who compose II, determined
70 stand by our principles and 10 win a Slorious.
victory for the measures and men Of the Demoa
crsrc party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-02

The Chijq1i Gold Ercdersnt-Grsat Starr
peae for i1e Craze Digfings-0ne thousand
Do!!ars OF Of one Craze.
The Chiriqui gold discoveries form the TOPIC
Of discussion in the Panama papers. The
schooner Carolina had sailed for the region
with dty passengers on board, and another
vessel was shortly 10 leave
The Panama Star and Herald SAYS
Letters received in th's city isom David
dated July 4;h, state tha, the people from all
directions continue to feel; to the gold dizsIns,
and that the yi-ld of gold obtained Gom the
..nuacas'' continues undiministed.
\ letter received al this Office yesterday. from
Sir Carlos Wegrner, dated June 9th, though
rather ont of date, contains lew items worth
transcribirg:
sAn old half cast Indian, who lives in
DoI-ga, Roberto Dels, whom yna prohaly
know, = who has been in the habit Of dig5Iag up
Indian graves for the sake Of the eaTihenware
and pi7dras de moder generally found therein,
took it into his head 10 dig ii,le deeper, which
brought him 10 the real grave, where the body
is deposited n a coffin of rniely fixed stones
and there'he found the skeleton of the deceased;
together with bsautiIul worked''bat" in gold.
Since then il has been aScertained shat every
.huaca" contains gold images IN more or less
number, the ear,henware and other articles hav-
ing been buried only half way d1wn AMI this
explains why, up TO thr present tune, SO few OF
the rrnIalus OF the bodies had been found in the
graves.
One man took ont of one grave IN one day,
81 900 worth things, among which wrr-three
gold plates OF the size Of desert plates, and the
thickness of a stout lin plate, an eagle Of the
sze Of span, and many other animals and IN
sects beautifully manufactured. This IS the
richest grave that has been found as yet, but
none have been opened that have not produced
The old man who made the dis
coVpry kept his secret for some time, and !! IS
eporlrd that he succeeded, in accnmulat,ng
about $1,000. The pace where the first dis
cnverv was radp is called Bugaba, situated on
he other side of the river Piedra, on the road
toward the Costa Rca frontier, but as the whole
Of the loot OF CordilIeras in Chirigui, is fall of
ihuacas,' Il viii take many thousand people
many wears before the whole will be dug up.
The finding of So much worked up gold N the
.shuacas" is positive proof that The counir,
must be very rich in gold, and have no doubt
that as soon as the above facts BECOME know 20
the real mining public, rich and extensive de-
posts OF the ore will be discovered.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-02
LAND RRR SALE.

FE NEE subscriber offers fer sale his farm siiu-
4 ated on the Mile Hill, mar SchelIsburg,
containing % acres, more or less, adjoining
lands o. Emanuel Statier, Daniel Miller, Peter
ScheII aud others The improvements ale a
good Log House, one and a half story high,
with cellar under the same. a good double
barn, and good Apple orchard, with other
fruit trees, a good we'll Of never-failing water
near ,be door 80 acres cleared and Ia acres
tim5ered and all the land und-r fence. Anv
person wishing to obtain good home, can call
on the subscriber living in Schellsbutg.
JOHN RININGER.
Also another tract Of Land Containing so
acres, adjoining the above described lard,
part of which is we'll ;imbered, which can Be
had at fair price by calling on the Sa5scribe-
living in Schellsburg.
DANIEL MILLER.
September ., 1S59.-4t
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-09-02

BLoaDIN MyTH.-Acitlzen of Niagara,
writes to the New York Times that there is no
such person as NJ Blondin known in that CON-
munItv-thal he has never crossed the Falls on
tight rope, or any other kind Of roPe--ilat ne
never cooked omelettss, carried man on his
back, stood on his head, turned somersets, or
did any other wonderful thing-that, in short,
The public have been egregiously humbugged.
This is certainly wonderful revelation, and il
rather takes the public all aback. Will the
Buffalo Republic, Biondin's organ, be so kind
as TO give us the facts