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Master Commissioner foe said County.
JOHN II. CLAPP. Esq. ATTY for Puinun.
Cleveland, August -. 1859 augl::2As;d20
MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT
w to he commnnd ct ueoTet1l ord of sale from
Court ui Common Pleas OF CuyahOgt County ut the
suit OF William Kennedy against Abraham Jones and oh
ers 10 drecteI shall oApusu for safe at public uuc
Champlaiu srocts) in The cry Of Cleveland, on the
twenty sBveHta day ot Angus 1883, at twO O'Clock NJ
the following described IaCt or lot Ut land s uuo iu the
City Of Cleveland, County Cuyahnga, and State OF Ohio
at point In the nlhcfy margin thereof sixty feet east
ery from the intersection Wood and ST. lair streets
ia said city, at the southeast corner the lot known as
the 81 Cl6r Street Methodist Episcoph Church. thence
northerly at right angles with St Clair street hundred
and htty feet 20 alley; thence eastsry thirty three feet
Ou the uo said alley; thenre suuthery parallel with
the first line huudret aud ty feet St Clair street,
thence westerly tho ue OF ST. Clair street thirty three
lCot 10 tho place OF OogiuuiI
July q, 1859 HENRY g ABBEY.
.... Master COm'r
RAHNEY, BACKUs NOBLE, AtpYs. I21:2i5
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CHERIFPs sALR.-PURsUANT

~ TO the command OF order of sale issued from the
Court Common Pleas, CuyahUgl CUun y. the suit
of Jonathan W Kelly PiCG, against owen II Kelly and
others, defendants W being proceeding IN partiuo) tO
directed shall offer for sale at bic bucon, at The
door the COurL House, of and Champuln
tho City Of Cleveland the said County the
day Of August n'cinck p M Of said day the
following described real estate wit Situate the Cty
Of C, ,yeand, in tn ounty Of Cuyahugu, and State OF
OuiU being LOT No hreo3) William CRses subdivision ut
lots Nos 4O l4 aud li2 said lot being thirty feet 'front.'
Lake and running back hundred and eight ieet
and the reiluury interest IN lot No I2 (beng the whole
lot after deductng the dover estate Of lannuh g.
Kelly gned thGIein) IN John NJ WOoseys Subliyis-
ion CITY lots, numbered from 3i to 1873 If the original
alto mCnt of the village Of Cleveland, and is bounded
nOrhwestery IN front by Ohio stroet northolsterY 10y LOT
No l7O south Ia By Gardener lane aud SOUTH
westerly by lot l73 and is fifty feet m width and
hundred ieet depth said lot Ill appraised at $500 90
and ssid resduay Interest m said lot No l12 applse
S2437 The dover interest IN lot l2 Will be sod, making
a complete title to said tot.
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VAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s
TWO MIIAEERIIS Combined

THE GREAT BROADWAY ME-
4 NAGER1E, FROM New YORK City gnd INC Mammoth
The p,opretors Of the nbove Mruugeies, wifh tes eo
give still greater satsnc inu uud 3D. place thor Exhibition
io the present anye al e9mpoiton have arranged
combine their Superb Menugerles into ONE co
LOSSAL AND MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY; tho whole
TO be given collectively under one Pay un az the Price Of
Admission heretofore charged for each.
VAN AMBURGH X cos MENAGEBlE, tho Largest
and only fitimute Menar America comprises
vast and va led co oc ion uf BEASTS, BIRDS and REP
TILES, from the -Four Quarters OF the Globe, arrOng
which may bo found HANNIBAL. the mammoth Elephant
of the world weighing nearly $1,000 pounds The only
OF Afr 'an OSTRCHESin America, feet hlgh; BEARS.
LtONEsS; the only SACPED COW, and IN fine the only
Murl aud ns ructiye Exhibition t the daythe only Me
na.nr rin since l.3l.
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CHERIFF & MASTER OOMMIS-

order OF sale, issued from the Ceu Of Common Pleas of
Cuyahogn couuty the suit John Tennis ct AL plain
tins against Lewis Gilbert ct al defendants To direct
ed, shall offer for sale at public auction the ntte
Court House corner of Seneca ard Champ To- u
the city Cleveland, in said county, the l2h day
Septt mber 1853 O'Clock p NJ of said day the olIuw
ing described lands and teuements tn wit Situate IN
tho township OF Nhaeru Falls IA the State Of 10, aud
which also IN the county of Cuy ahugu and known
being part Of No 90 the Phelps tract and bound
ed as follows North by land sold by George Stock
ing to Harmon BrOws east ny Main street south hy the
op Of the North tHnk Of the river and running back um
Main street ify feet" Appraised st Ss00 90
ID. l.. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff
nc Master Commits iOner
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4 IN The NV BNI1 'fOUhId DAY
" OF August 1859. al oclockP p NJ at he door Of the
Court House the Public Squar,, in the CITY Of Cleye-
Land will be sold 10 the highest bidder eOurlh inter
est n the following described real es ave, to wi;
First PeceSitu te Ia the city Of Cleveland m The coun
~ CuyauOga aud State Of Ohio being part Of Lot No
J5 having GO font the side Of Tracy street. aud
l33 teet deep.
Second Pece-Boiug Sub Lot No 23 in said city, the
corner Of Moore aud Hicks streets having Gb feet front On
Hicks street. and 1856 f. ct deep on Moore street
THIRD PiCceBeng Sub Lot No. 2s2 In said city, Ontug
The one, fourth interest piece appraised at $3.50 90
ID " " 375 0J
Sd " " 80 90
ID. l.. SEXTON,
Guardian OF Henry W sexton.
Cleveland, July "a 1859. aagI:2l5
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M ASTER OOMMTSTONER'S Said

MASS.T.E5R! 0OMMISI0NER'S SIS 4 10 B!S Sale
the Court of Common pleas sthu aud for the county
Cuuhrg Ia the state Of Ohio Ia action therein pend
lug. whcroip Thomas FISHER is plaintiff. ard Emery
sheffield and Evaiue sheffield defendants, shall or
tor sale C public the door the COur
House (cornorui and Champlatn sreosC Coveland
IA said county The nth day Sonemhet, 1887, between
the hOuis fl0 O'Clock A. M and " o. lock NJ Of said
doy the following described lands aud tencmouts to witt
"Suuao IN the township OF Chngin Fails, ~ thc county
Of CWuhogn and state phn aud is tndwn by part ~ lot
Number Six, In the Phelps Tract aud s houurd is fol-
lows, to wit: Bounded by 'qud Of Chaut Hitch
cocg nor by the and John Goodel east bv land Of
Nathan luba homas Fisher AMI the Chagrin river,
south by uud of said Hobart aud Fisher and the Glove
land road AID to contain y three and one hir acres
Of nud' Also. Situate IN The townshin Of Ch8grn
fgs, n the comfy of Cuyahosa and state OF On and
rs bounded OtnWs, TO wit! Notth On the land Of john
GoOdo east Chng liver south said FISHERS land,
west Chauncey ichcOcks lend and is all the land
veyed the SAID Sheield( by Billings Rathburn,
maed TO contain thtythtee acres he the same mole
less. ."
Both descriptions embrace the piece parcel Of
land
Appraised value $1,000. ..-.
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Dir. AMOS & SON.

Corner OF Main aud Quay streets BUFFALO, N Y
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
EA the State who members Of the Royal college Of
Surgeons, London. May be consulted from u'CuCk M
the morning until at night AMI symptom ol
disease The treatment they adopt is the esultl upwards
OF thirty Years extensive uractipe iu Euroe and erica
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DR. AMOS som axe pleasure in announcing that tuey
have invented must important instrument for the cure o
the above diseases u has heeu subjected TO test by he
most cmueut physicians iu London, Paris, Pmgdeli Una
and New York. U hu been declared the ouy useu uSttu
ment uvou ed for the Seminal weakness. or
aoy disease caused b the secret habits Of youth Price
$40 umai express
N. B.--Dr AMOS SON in onler to satisfy the most
skeDtoal astu the merits Of This Instrument, pledge them
selves that in iustauce where prove uusaiispc
tory ufer fair riu the mouov will he refunded BY re-
turning the instrument IN good order.
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LIST nF ANfNAIs. SO NO

Elephants Lious anu Liuuesses, African Asiatc; South
Amer IN Silver Lions. puuas Ruya Bengal TEe; Jt-
Burmese Cow, NuuJa, or Zg.uj Ieopuds, guzi.iw
Tigers; South Amgu an Tiger North American Panther
White CoOus Black WO % elus, ar ileeT ChtE Spanish
Macows: Perc1va' African Ostrches; Zebra; Knuggruu
Ciyct Cat l"hncum Rocky Aloun.an Badgers CaiIre
Jonoss; Parrots, Gmnea Pigs; Pheasauts; Ciaaes Sors
sc. &C beside COLONY OF Apes Monkey, Baboons sc
The Procession will enter a. 10 O'Clock led
by VI. LUDWIGN Cornet Bnnl. Professor HOW'LL. pu.
pl of VAN AMBu RGH, viii enter The cages with Lions
Tigers. Looparls. &c.
For minute escripion see large Pictorials.
" VIII Exhibit at OLD COUNTY FAIR GROUND
Cleveland ohio street above Erie, iday and Sat
urdav August 26th aud n ID.
~ ADMISSION educed 10 25 centsi Children under
years IS cents
Doors o. en- at ~ and O'Clock precisely
augl6,d&w:24
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Ctnnl Nctirrs.


PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO .THR CON
srtrlTiON ....... !.
HeafiNa team Amcuiuti fu tle Constitution rfuVidin
Tor Annual Sos ions ul tho General Assembly
krsolucd, br fe GtHfa Assembly of a. STATE Of ono,
lhrauhftha ui the momhuE ui each house ruuuurIiuH
hemin that De and Be- hereby rposed 10 he ecgturs OF
the stlo o. vote o. tn annual uctr Naih election
updu he approval nf fo euon of Che following amend meut
as substitute or e first clause of he twenty fifth
ZION Of the sgcOn tce ot th0 tons tuition u this state,
70 wit "AU reRulqf sessuHs oi ule touuTul Assembly
shall commence on The iiu Mnuday By lanuaW annually
WILLIAM ". WOODS,
Speaker OF the HOUSE Ncurrs natives.
MAkTiN WELkER
April 8, 1859 Presilont Of tho Sensie.
sEugETAnY OF STATES OFFiCE,l
Columbus. y. April Z, 1869. !
hereby certify that the ioreguing Joint Resolution, re
utivo Co an Amendment 90 tho Constitution providing ni
Annual sessions OF the General Assembly Is truo copy
wv A 2. RUSSELL
api3,qWtocts Scrtotarv oi Sinte
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A CuRE WARRANrEp.

Dr. AMOS son have devoted their attention tXclu-
svey this peculiar class Of maas and the reet they
have consequently been enabe 20 render their e1w
lures fully testified and gratefully lodged by
esceut patients and otner daily arriving 10 town rom az
the country the express purpose uv consult
ations while hure have been c ed by the most
signal advantages yet FROM what they have experienced 10
truutng into the Of these Infectious complaints
from their simple condition 70 that Of the most dan
and iuveterate) they have always nteraiued th
pCssbl their prevention, and RfmOvul and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
of disease coud almost invariably he traced to of the
following Ignorance, neg ect Orthe hud effect
uuskillul and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded n dsCovernug in thug election OF
heir remedies safe efectua Ond cautious course, omit
all combination Of uedies VIII Ch bear eQuivOcul
character well hose whose premature njudciuus
Application might be productive o bad consequences n the
auds Of private ndy duals nshort the audabe end oi
fTremedies is the essenng OF great mass ot human
sery by the Hlleviaon relief and preveulnu OF those
Affections thai reality the secret iOos of life
md which, while they extensively surround usCu aOuu
OTour skill and mterft renee in their determination
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Great Auction Sale.
OF
Real Estate,
ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1853.
~. mn unrnr.. L mn ----------

The above lots embrace the boau u Patuau In front OF
HnmWlsluns College. un Univ fsiy Heghts-uTe CUuvo-
ulenl 70 tho Machine Shops o he Cevo aud AIahou
s Railroad O. des able for residences as any uu
occupied lands In Clsyu Oi It's vicinity aud must rap
Hidly increase in value
Tems Of sale as follows
ApcOnoers lees 10 be paid by the bidder ut the tune
Of the bid There will be required h8 pad down AZ
he tmB of signing the cOnlr CT 400 each tuuuocu
lots Nos 500 To 622 $50 each lots Nos $50.
SO each on IA lots Nus 53i TO 5ii 500 each 5t los Nos.
A3 no b9i and Nos tOl TO 6l6 and $50 each thr
uaning lb5 lots; e bannce be- paid Gvf tqun anuu
n laYmons with annual Ht rest at percent and an tuKs
that may be hereafter levied ur usseasod the aul and
also the taxes of The present ear.
fariits payiuE down greater umuunt than required
above, VIII % all wed per cent. on the excess.
Parties bidding of one pr m e lots ON time, will receive
gcuntfaci nom the owners ga which t1Uy viii uhgato
themselves 90 give warranty deed Tor such land the
nhllmeut ui said cuutuct ana par pl ing full
their lots Will receive warranty decds direct irUm The uw-
ors
clear and unqu-t bile title will eiyau aud if re-
quued abstracts 3. title made hy Moses Kelly aad n. A.
hgckus, lsqs, wit be exhibited.
Mai of the property may cow be seen ut my office over
Merchlnts Bank superior street ut o. Cater SOU
bidders nu tho day of sale,
Those desiring 10 make purchases are particularly rc
qaes ed 70 visit and examine tho property prior 90 ne cay
Of sale ..H.. y s. STONE.
Cleveland August 18th, 1859 auslid-li5.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Aus. IS

Second board dull and generally unchanged The only
chsnges iced ate Va skies 99, Pnc Mail "A; CHI Il
6lH; NJ S pfI 2lN.
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YOUNG MEN TAKE pARTiCULAR NOTICE.

An ETTumrnI Tor ih0 NJ NOcIufun Emissions OEI
properly kuuTu as seminal Weakness sc Can be porma
ally cured from fneen days tu two moutns by The us'
N this instrument when used cuniuuty with medicines
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND aud CHICAGO LlNB
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs7AA
~ LalA Navigation, the Proqrietors n Hf1VN|iA
ofthiB Line viii put upon the route rom tfi y
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven hrst-ciass A usalAsllaI1l4
I Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.
American and Western transportation
Companies Line Boats,

UBMpdnl6S Ilnb bOttS,
d. LEAVE CLEVELAND
Sssss-ss daily for CnicaEo, ilwAukee and shenoy
gan, tLurhii atiuteTmediate ports.
POTOMAC MOHAWK
Capt Gsbhard. Capt Pheatt.
IOWA, lTONAWANI A,
Capt Jones. Capt Palmer.
ORIENTAL, FREE STATE,
Capt Briggs. Gait Rounds.
BUFFALO, PLYMOUTH,
Capt. Conkey. - Cart. Dickson.
CHICAGO, NEPTUNE,
Capt. Herrick. capt. Napier
MILWAUKEE,, lDUNKlRK,
Capt Hunt. Capt. Huckley.
NILE, MOUNT NkRNON,
Capt. Collins Capt. Bennett.
The above named Steamers are all Of the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight and Passengers,
being ftttcd Up erpaessy for he UIper Lake Irdde.
~ People moving tn the WESTERN STATES and
PIXIES PEAK, will find this the most desirable route
The atnns for miles with Wagons, no and
Fum particular such cannot ia 10 give sat
fact there being no transhpme till they reach the part
OF destination.
- Contracts made at low rates for Merchandise, lron
Nails SC sc. TO Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate
I- Freights received at Warehouse for shipment aud
RUCeipts given
F5rFrorgbt or Passage apply and cOnsigu 70
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
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COUNTRY INYALps

Persons in part Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF thci. with
remittance for medicines sc.
address Dr.. AMOS 8 SON, corner Main and QUAY sts.
In In n ~ -
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Payable monthly after delivery,

r. No Paper continued unless paid for %, accordance
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~ 1t specially asked thai any tregularty failure
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FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
TRY IT. TRY IT.
TRY IT! TRY IT!

Young men who suffering from the effects Of youth
ul secretion be surely aud permanently restored by
using the
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save your Money.

This invention is ON exhibition At the Paint and Glass
urthouse OF Il. DEkHAM, No. 80 Public square
County md state RHhts sale hv tho patent eos dog1A
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court

d L. wIGHrAIAN. ShM
BINgHAN 4 HoyEy Pltf, Ati'y iv9s:2l5
, 1859-02-18

hardness. In ten minutes time you will be
able to tell to "a fact" how soft the willow
is, how soft the peach is, how hard the oak and
maple are; in fact, your hand is in. You
will now commence on your trees, cutting
pieces Of the ends Of the big roots of. lfit
cuts like willow, or soft as peach, lay it aside
as worthless, or nearly so. Thus you will
pass through your trees, carefully separating
the "hards" from the softs;" the hards in
all cases can be trusted-the softs are always
doubtful; the only thing you can do with
them is TO throw them away, or cut clean
away the soft bit of root and let the scion
grow on its own root or bottom. II the scion
has made no roots, cut a small notch or two
in it and plant deep; in a year or two take up
and cut away all the old root. Now, If you
have become a man Of "phine pheelinks" and
strong courage, with full faith in the theory
Of cutting back to within q foot of the
ground, do SOFT is all right, with all high
growing trees, as the Northern Spy, Rambo,
&C.; but wrong with all such growing trees
as the Yellow Bedlower, r. |. Greening,
&c. The last mentioned trees require from
two to three feet of stem or body to the first
limbs, and that stem should be good, hardy
Seeding. y - '.'- 70 - -3-f
There is another description Of trees, such
as the Roxbury Russet, Sc, which, II eult..
vated from four to six feet(O apart in the
nursery, as all trees should be, will the first
year, grow fine sol of side limbs, and will
only need cutting back the main upright leader
and shortening in the side limbs one.third or
one-half. | have said plow your fhrrows
fifteen feet apart; that Is the distance do,
and plant the trees seven and a.half feet apart
in the row, about as deep as they stood in
the nursery but not 50 deep in fat low
lands, and let each tree lean towards the
south fifteen or twenty degrees, which will
in great. measure protect them from g,sun.
stroke, or rather the refraction.of heat. <In
two or three years they may. be tied up to
stakes-say in July-whieh will bring them
into full bearing the next year, when the tops
viii be quite sufficient for their protection, il
cut back as Aforesaid at planting. Between
each tree, in row, plant strawberry plant,
Say Early Scarlet, or Boston Pine, or o
currant; or gpOseberry, trained and pruned
as a tee; or raspberry; or Rochelle
blackberry. All, or any. Of these plants,
will be considerable protection to your trees,
never falling to give the rows as good or bet
Ter cultivation than they had in the nursery.
Many persons will say your trees stano too
thick; TOO close together; they will crowd
each other Sc. &c. Well. yes; let EN-
crowd. I like that. In fact, Iohave seen
them. do n and hope to see il again--a sold
wall, as It were, sixty rods long, eight to ten
feet high--a mass Of gIoriOasfruit Of many
kinds. OH its good for The cyes--and ior
the pocket--ss Won hetii,- ~ -r1x--
, 1859-02-18
MisttIlantOas.
CgFNsRNHENNGUWgs
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~ WASHINGTON HOTEL, On
IL Corner Of Main and Second streets, ..il
l.7 OLYMPIA, W. 7. r..s.
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

VNTTE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
large two story building 70 BY 60 feet by which be is
enabled 70 provide the travelling pablc With hIgeT
uumber Of capacous. comfortable and excelently ven
public house In Washington Territory An idea Of his
ability 10 accommodate the public may be jndgedfom The
TACT that the hotel Contains twenty-five private rooms
excuSve Of family apaFtments) six Of which are large
drawing rooms OF parlOrs. H1l
thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 70 the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his rmer bui1es be feels confident he can render
SAINT and pains shall be spared 10 set his table EO
as any In like business Bedsand bedrooms furnished 70
such a may desire them. t'.l1E u. liId-f
Board BY the day and week. ed ..i'a
good stable Is attached 10 this estabishment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals o. the travelling public
OLYMPIA, Dec. ltb, 1857 i1I sly