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SAN RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and toW keep in any eli
male,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but ac-
tive CathuTc, whi The proprietor has USED IN hrs prac
ce more than twenty Yeas.
The constantly reilsiugl demand from those who
have long used Tie PILLS and the tlSflrfinn which
all express IN regard ~ theiTI use, has induced place
then within the reach Ofall|-s
The Profession well that different Cahartics act
on different pOitions Of the = bowels.
The AAILY Gaze + II a Y TIC PI l. 7.
has, with due this well established fact
been compounded from ,,ysriely of he pur' Vtge-
table ENtruCts. whlc act alike on every par Of the
alimentaTy canal. and are = coon and SAFE in all
cases where CathuTtlc l. issneeded, such rs Dc
RANGEMENTS of the -ISTONt MACH, SLEEPl-
MSS. PAINS IN THE sIRA OK AND LOINS,
COSTiV ENESS, PAINE AND SORENESS OVER
TUE WHOLE BODY. K. .frnm sudden cold which
frequentlv il neglected. = nd ~ a long course OF Fe-
yer. LOSS on ArPE K, III E,H CREEP Ne SEN
\ TION OF COLD OVER |rIJE PODY. EESTI r. s.
MES HEADACHE, orl WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Innammatory Diseases, Worms Children Adalis,
rheumatism cut Purd Of the Blood and many dis
TO which flesh is hrir ton numerous mention in
this advertisement. Dose. I 80 3.
PRICE 30 GEMS.
~ The Liver lnNguTatur pud unlly CatlIaTC Pills
reeed by Druggists generally sold wholesale by
tue Trade In all the large towns
s.T W. SANFORD, M. n,
Manufacturer pnl Proprietor
B7d6wR2 '3b BruodWay, New York
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SHnkIFF'S SALE.-BY VIKTUE
- Of an alias writ Uf Fier Facns issued of The
Court Common eas OF Cuyaho county at the SUIT Of
Garrett StsfJrd PM aeaint Asa G. Mtsse1e aud al
Dns 10 me directed, have levied aud thal
r sale u public auction the door o the COur House
tcumer Of Senrra and Champhi sTeesl Ia tho cry of
Glrvel7nd in said rOuntv. the st day of Nnyem
1850 al o'clock OF sud ", the flll wins described
iap,s and tenemrnts wit "The fam in East eve
lnud Cuyphuga county, Ohio occu led by Rowland
ee consisting OF te sButhwos part Of lot No &c
No y bounded north BY lands uf Isaac Page and
Isaac Page, east by la ds OF ioylur - south ard
west hv the ~ Inns Cuutuiuiug al Cut lOS 3l0O
Appraised S4s7J 95 Also the north Of lot No A.
I'M the ,ums section, bounded rurt east and by the
lines and by ne parallel with The north line OF
said III lot Al, u southefy thereirum to embrace
h y-seyen acres IN said lot No a. Apnitise n $40 5UO
d. l.. WlGHrAlAN, Sheuf
CEw. s,ErsoN PnTs Attys. ce,g;2t6
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49, 1853.
TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

TUE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
viii during the present their vell inowa and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh g. OsvegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
0gdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, NIL
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsburph With the
Ogdensburgh Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington. Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betsoesn os,0egO, Troy, Albany and Ne,o York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD
And form ng
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, CleyelunI and sandusHy, anda
TRI-wEEKLY RAILBoAD LINZ
Between Dunkirk Chicsgo end intermediate Ports.
w Property forwarded BY tins Line will be subisot to
but one transhpmon
" Merchandse maEle@ IN T. GO E5PEss;l = MI l-i be
over Ito New York Erie Railroad, aud promptly for
warded from Dunkitk.
U These Lines connect Cleveland with tho Clsve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
] MYERS. Agent N. Co No. III broadway, ~. Y. =
J. l.. WARNER, Agent n T Co, No 3CGntios SipN.f.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. I. Co No % sta,e street
Boston
A CUSiIMAN, Agent V. G Line No lOs statn Street.
CFAS. S TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phils.
7, + CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, N Y -.
c. l. THOMPSON, Treas. N. +. Co., Ogdenshurgh, ny
GEORGE PARk ER, Age l.
HOVEY X CRAWFORD. OsWeeo. N. Y
ID. CALDWELL, Agent Duuktrk.
PEL1ON BREED. Cleveland
]. s. CIENOWETH & CO, Cincinnati, o.
] II blcBETH, Agent Sandusky.
WM. 7. WAL KER Agent, Toledo
". n. MA tHEMS, Agent d. tToit. Mich.
]. II Z ARAMFORD, Mi waukee, Wis.
o 7 HALE.
McHFNRY & BARKER, Ilacne Wis.
MAJHER & co, Chicugo.
JACOB MASIBU RNE, Duvennort Iowa.
IL p. MIHORG co, Fulton City, Ill.
N W GRAHAM l. co, Cairo, Ill.
FIFE h MICHAEL, St. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transportation COmpany
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. 1889
marl9R6 y. ClIANBERLIN, Pr esdent.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY WRITE

GHERIEF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wd Of yendi szponas issued from The Oourt Of
Common Pleas Of Guy ahoga Co. at the snt Brad
bnIn n against Cain and Cain and the Other the suit
OF r. LNon, Pun agnnst r. O. Cain, shah o. Tor fae
suho forty hereinafter mentonrd the l9h dayof Oe
tohep la9 at two o'clock A. Of said day the following de-
kcrbed property wits frame house situate subot ~
n GangeTs suhd.ison Of ten lots 81 and t5 Said lot
IL % feet front Granger sueet b. $50 feet deep.
d. L.. L.WiGHTMAN. sashR
JupsoN. Plalntd-s Agent oeslss
lThe above s.e adjourned The 3st day Of October
1859. a ihe hour and place above mentioned
oei2sSa5 d: L. .wIGHTMAN, sh ria
tfhe Ab sale s adjourned h the 18Th day Of Noyom-
boz, lsa9 ~ sho hour and pla0e above meptlened
novS2s d l.. WldHTNlAR, Sheriff
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JHERIFF AND ePECIAL Mas.
CHEBTFFS SALE.-PURSIJ4NT

OHEHITF|O DAIE,-TU hOU Nj
~ the command Of wit ofveudi e1ponss issued from
the Court Of Common plohs, Cuyahoga Coun " the
suit OF ] W dach rluniif, ugaIn,t samuel Htsen
defendant direct shalt ocr for sale ths doOt
OF the Court Honse, (ruruer Of Seneca and Champ
the CITY of Glove und iu said County, on the
tn Nuveubr 1859 at o. lock z. NJ. Of 81 ii ay
tn blowing de .Cr lands and tenonents. wi -
Situate IN the township EOcd. Gu ahoaa County AVID
state Of OHIO ard Is knoHn BY hsng part Thousand
Acre Trnc. No n and ing the Eas' part OF % Gil o
acres decided b. Erie biley TO II. DilUy, tud de-
scrbed g. giuuiug at he east SAID lot
anu west T. the brink OF the mk In hl Co mfu
Road thence uOrthUtly he line Of said road
run 10 the north ue Of said ot thence East the E,
ue Of said lot: theacs South the place of leeiuung
supposed contain acres OF aud be the
u. l. wIGHrAIAN sheriff.
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Liver HmvigOPatOr
3 ANFORDS'

NEVER DEBILITATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
re FROM CUM, aud has become establ sled fact
Staudlrd Medicine known aud approved by all
aud resOrted with confidence In ali the
diseases for which II is mnundrd.
Il has cured thousands within the lest two years
who h1d gwen up all hopes . .Iu rolet The numerous
uns, cited certificates IN : my possession how
The dose must he ad UtUd Io temperameUt Of the
Individual takugi and ed IN such QUANTITIES as 10
act gently on the bowels. =
Let d'CiHtCs OF vguT : Judgment guide YOU In the
use Of -he LIVER N-lSIViGORATOR, aud it
will cure Liver Conn Iplaint., Bilious At
tacks, DyspcpSt az -IChrOuic DiurrhOcn,
> u m m q 7 I. o M ZIP ~ ints, ID yspu te-
ryy DrOpsy, SOurE stomach, Hnbitual
COstivcness, ChOl-|-Iic, Cholera, ChOie-
rn MOrbus, ChOlera,. M TuutuIu, Finiu-
Ience, Jauud c. q ~ Female Weakness
esq aud IN y be used sue. 'Cs-tul OkDlNA-
ny FAMILY MEDI-'IICiNE. II viii aure 81 OK
II v u A G. " n Ia - thousands tpsify) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IEF-I rWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-.-IEN at commencement Of
attack
All who II giving their imOny iu its favor
CD- Nix water in the IN nth with the INVIGORATOR,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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Drugs.
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
IA immedin supervision Of n SKtLLEUL pHHSl-
CLAN, aud they may le relied uuou IN all cnsos,
The lutte ltecnce Of the ctmmuuity IA not usned by IN
offer Of single medicine whir claims ul dosses
g the 0rneehborg Remedies consist o. eleven tihtrent
Medcnce, all uncqua 90 ~ the Of the dtoases
cd appropriate 10 any Of o diseases incident this
country
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,ALN OF Real ESIAIE, ~ On-

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY Uh-
~ DER OF COURr-On the sth day Ul November
1853, Ut O'Clock NJ at the door oi the Cuu House
uu the Pubc Sqlale in he city Cleveland. the county
Of Cuyahuga and Saa Of Oho, will b. sold tothe lsnes
bidder the following described real estate Us n prupe ~
James y. Herriok d. to vii leg nnng at the
Station No sJ9H 70 of the cleveland and huhoning kuad
thence taking width OF 80 feet each side Of tue center
line OF tud Railroad aud running dstenre ct Is and
ending at Station Ss9N5 AMI containing 233OO acres OF
The ine Of he above d. scbed land is the eat
line land Of ward Richmond, and tile Is The
west line Of luud OF John seward
Appraised at SSj per acre - -
DAVID HERRlCK
Guardi9n OF the Minors of James o Herrick.
Clevel and, October p 1879 rs
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VALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY OR
- DIR OF COURT On th- 18th day Oi Nuycm
1859 at uCltCk p NJ, the door of the Count House
the Pu lie square. IN the C Of CeyeHnd, Cuyahoga
county Ohio will be soi the highest bidder tho follow
.g drscrbtd real estate, to Situate IN he Cits Of
Cleveland said county, and known iy being q" No.
rs in the sub division uf pats Of ten lhs Nos L
aud mtde by Thomas Bolton Sail sub lot No ll5
ule The rUrihey side Of Orange street and is Crty fec
rcut said Street, aud extends back between parallel
lines right suglrs TO said sttoet l32 feet alley.
App 'astd at SOS
WILLIAM BkOOKER
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Efgal

SHERiFF'S SALE PURSUANT
~ 10 the command Of an order OF sale issued ro the Court
q Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county The sophron
NIRrbe PIT against Hiram kirkhnn, Den shall offer
Tor sale public auction the door Count ouse cor
ner Of seneca aud Champaln streets IN the city Of
~ said eonuty the sd day of December 1889 at O'Clock
A. Of sad day. tho folio sng dserbed lands and tens-
ments % wit SITUATE In the village Of Bedord In the county
otuuyahoga and Il known By being Sub.O No a. Said
lot No y sxtyEx l6dl iee front willis street and one
hundted and toTty-slx ieet deep Appraised At SiOB
WItLIAHsoN RipuLE Pltn-s Atfya noVsssa
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no ONE REMEDY rs LOUDER

M " ONH ANE L 10
IN called foT by the aecesses Of the American people
than ard safe for ever aud Aguo such
edy now euab ell 10 offer, with perfect certainty
that Il will eradioae the diSise and ioul-
ded proof that harm arise from It's amy
quantity,
That which protects from prevents this disorder
be of imn~use service In the communities Ia which prt-
walls. PTeUenit0H Is bet than the patient
apes the uk winch he must violent aucks of this
poison Of Fever aud Ague from tie system prevcas lie
Geyeobment v the disease, Il taken the inst npprch
OF Us premnnitoy symptoms. II is only the bcst
edy discovered for tscla complaints
the cheapest Tile large quantity supply do lar
brings Within the reach Ui every hOy anu In bilious DIS.
Tics where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
have II and use It and nsa 10 freely h0h for cure aud pro-
reach Of allha poor we'll ~ the ri d. superb
Or Of this remedy other dCuv red for the
speedy aud certain cure Of Intenttents is that Conai
no Quuiue mineral consequently It produces iusm
or UtheT iuu ous elect whatever pom the constitution
Those cared bJtt ae ef az heaay as they had never
had the disease.
Fever aud Aguc alone the eonseq uonoe o. the mia
matte poison. great variety Of drCrs arise from its
irritation, which Neuralg'H Rheumatism Cont
Headache, Kindness Tuothaehe, Eauche Catarrh Ash-
ma, palpatiun, Painful Affection Of the Sploeh Hyser
res Pal IA the Bowels, Cole, PARALYSIS, aid Derauee
man of the stomach all OF which when originating this
cguse put uu the intermittent type, brclue peodicu-
This - ORE" e1pels tho poison from lie blood aud cons
qunnty cures them all aiko, It's iuyulu1b
10 mmtuns aud ptisuns trayelug temp THu residing
10 munr Districts. II tayen occasionally VI daily
whie exposed the Injection. that vii be retcd
the system, and ua4uot acCumuate sufficient quantity so
rpen into disease Hence Il u yaua6le pro-
tents II they avail thsmseos Of the pruect this
| lg ullrlg
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&4RV .s....s.l,:a.5 s2 a>a
NLEVELAND AND MAH0NING
" Raj. ROAD--TIRlE TABLE, No IS.
Totake aud after Thursday, February 10, 1853,
ooJNg EAST GOING WEST.
clfgeiand to lOungs f0tigstgica 10 C4tSf
f0i0n. tdhd
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WILLIAM BkOOKER.
Guar tau OF James Town.

TXECUTOR'S SALE-THE PER
H SONAL. PROPERTY Of tho 0>ta'e Of Ms IL g.
SAUKErP, cNussing of Bureaus, Tables, WashS'uuds,
BEDS Gu, y, Beds aud Bidding Curpet Stoves iurlnhng
Il Stewuis Cooking Stove, nearly utw@and NurittY II
other Household Furniture, will he sold at Public Ave
tou nj No q Chestnut st in this civ Tuesday the
MARY SACRETT
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
Executors.
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DR.. AMOS & SON
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
- the state who Sfe members q t6s ROY RGy1l C]2oge ] T ~
LGnd9n My be eS9s%S Sy Sd % SR symoom
disease The etmeutthey adopt isthe resul!l upwards
AMosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An istrumen Tor The " Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuun Seminal weakness, sc. Can be peTme
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Dr AMOS SOM IKE pleasure in ANNOUNCING that they
t6e afoVe eates Ia E9s Geen subjected to test bythe
most physicians in London, Paris, Phladellhla
iaent over nvehed for jhC cure Of Seminal Weakness.
ay disete caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
n 8.-Df AMOS SON. in order to satisfy tho most
selves Inst In instluce where may prove gusaslao
tory sfer fair rla he money will be refunded by re-
turning the instrument in good order
A CURE WARRANTED
DR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention tHrlu
sye' 70 ths peculiar class 9 alal and the relief lhel
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
pars OF tie country frihe express purpose ny OF consul
atiogs lille 'here Nenons have been t ed by the most
iquirus the Of these uiectious oumnalnts
ger Us and inveieraie they have always nteraued III
possibility Of heir prevention, aud removal aud LIKEWISE
ofeass could almost nyaIahy he traced to cns Of tfe
following Ignorance, neglect orthe b'a euect sol
uuskilllu and improper realment; therefore DT. AMOS
SON have succeeded in dscoycrus in thes election
heir remedies SAFE, electual and cautious cOuTsei Omr
tug ell combination Of remedies VIII ch bear an equvOce
character we'll hose whose premature or iuudlci US
appcai might be productive O bad sequences IN ne
ards Of iyate niy duus in short the laudable End n
irremOdes is the lesseuing OF great mass oi human
sey by The alienation, relief aud pTevenGnn Of those
vrievous affections thai tolity the secret foe Of le
ani which, while they extensively surround US cailalou1
oGour skill and Interference ia their sHternination
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their Sc, with
remit tuoce for medicines &c
Address nr AMOS , SON corner Main aud Qrav-sts.
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CEuol Notifies.


CHERTFF'S SALE PURSUANT
~ 10 he c1mnaul nf urlor ~ nile, issued f.om the
Cour " Vnnm1n prus o Ouyshoga county tie suit OF
Jontihan W, Kelly pn, egaiust owen n. kofy othefsi
dircc ot shah osr sale "a public huiun he door
Of the Cunt (cnruoi ut Senecu aud Champun SIS
In the civ Of Clevuland W "A rauufy tue 9th
No,cnber 6a az O'Clock =. NJ Of said dav the 10 low
tug sfhrd rca ostute, ~ wit situate IN TIE Guy Of
Cleye nad b. the County ul Gu ahuga, un state II Ohio
bsirg a No, hree ll IN VI iliam Cases ,ubdwson Of
io Nos "A 1 and ~ said iu being thirty fcut front
LAKE street aud running hcE one hui d ed tth feet
a rear rtct AppraisedN SliQQ0. Also, 10 ~ and
the resdunry interest of ot No ia theluE The whole Of
10 ahtr doluciiuE tBe dover estate of hgnnah h.
kon asigued thcTen In John NJ. " ulsey y sub vision
y in ont by Ohio rect heasicry by lot TO-
snuhets ef by Gurdot lane and southw ery
Wy lot ii3 aud ty et 10 width aud hundred ieet an
dent Said hot il upprisfd a. $50 90 amt ssid rcsdu
afy IN crest said lot i1l appraised S2li31. The dow
mtrss' N lot ~ viii be sold, makng cCwpei, lille
- BiSo9sn iSS Hovrv P,ars trys - .oc,lssS
SHERlFF AND SPECIAL Mas.
- TEAS SALE Pursuant 10 the command O., "a or
der OF sale tha Couft Of Coimnn Plcas OF
Cuyihost County, the suit Of Huroce -. Clark, Plain
dtfctId shnll Ulur & sale a. ptb to ate ~ M the
door Of the Court House orur # aud Chhmulan
seets) 10 The CITY Of q vyeld. ia SAID county, the
bth yuf Novtnb3r 1880, at o'clock =. NJ OF saidday
the following deerb 81 l.uds ntd tenements, 10 W.T.
situate In MiddCbdrrh TUwnship,m laid county being
nneiy and thr tfuu rcre. IN the side lot
No four IN section No aid Is the sam luld decided by
FfbLos r rgrr ~ Abr h. IN Frederck and Johu FreueT
December llth. lste, recorded b ok 4s, page 80
ID, l., WlGHTM n, Sh'n,
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CLEENLlND AND RRLk RAILRUlD.

Night ETpress Train stopping Ei GiraTd, Ashla
hula and Paiuasyille unly aud arrives a, Cleve
lNud II 7.4n A. n.
. Mail Train, stOps ut all stat except Swan
VIII, SAY brook, UliOn,i.ie, Prrry. Mentor aud
WicR life wtli on on signal 10 take pasSeu
gers, for ClcUeiqAd ORly,at Sayhrouk lGiongilla
Perry, Mentor and Wicklle, aud urlye az
q evelaUd II % 4. NJ.
Day EKpress lTiu. ops at Gira I'd. CCuueaut
Asutabula and PaiucsyIllo only, AID lIIN = Ht
cleveland At b:25 =. n.
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4 MOST sCIENTIFtc lNYENgTIo!N,i

An strumeu Tor the uf Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuy1n Seminal Weakness sc. Can be pefme
ueny cured ffeen days to two months by tue use
this INSTRUMENT when used conformity with medicines
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SHERIFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT

NHENIF = DAIE,---IUhD Q hDUANI
~ 10 the command OF a wrtOi Vendt TpOuas, issued
Omthe Cunr uf Common peas OF Cuyahoga cunt al he
SUIT Of Gardner, ptT bglnst krpderCk Huuermn1,
DEF To me directed shall tir for sale public auction,
tho door the Court House Corner Of Sent ca Guam
pniu stees ntte Cl OF Cleveland, 10 snld county we
2jth Of Now mb5t, lg at CitCk F. NJ OF sulu uay
the follow iuF Jesrb6d lauds and teuemens, TO wit; S-
The tOwuship nt Parma county Of CuNuhOgt ONO,
and known pert Of Lot No Seventeen u7 IN he Tuck
ermHn act Called brg all Of sui No. II EXCEPT
iag piece the south pert thereof cOn7eged BY sad
kTtdotCk Huuss one hhn Huse man by warranty
deed aud bounded the the eEs and west by Tot
Ines an ts nor hy lme To- re drawn parallel WIN
south line fnm rast To through said lot NJ H.
and far enough from said Ouh line 10 Coa ten acres ol
he piece herebf ntende l. he co vey-
ed being lty nine uces Of land less but suhl3c
to all legal highways" Appraised at 81 3Gu. 90
ID l.. WlGH MAN, Sheriff.
II r. BE,Vfs Attv ort5
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COUNTRY INNALlDS.
Persons IN mart Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding detail OF their with
remittance for medicines &c.
address nr AMOS , SON. corner Main aud Quav-sts.
UuHtio N v 1ausdE " lgpsS
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RRER AND PORK PACKING.

~ The schooner Torrsn. is reported harl aground on
ih kIHIk u Ihld
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MARINE ITEMS.

" The sehr ChauneT hore Is miles below int
Raque The tug swego has gone "a her ruhel No iuT
the. par iculurs l,bil.
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Shameful Decoration.

The st. Anthony Msacs gives the following
picture of the State University building, COM
pleted last summer at cost of $49, O0O.-
Our readers will be surprised to learn that the
costly structure is exposed to the dissertation
Of all the boys and rowdies who may happen
along and that it is speedily going to decay,
under the action of the elements Not only
is there no janitor nor any other person to
take the least care Of it, but somebody seems
to have taken especial pains to facilitate its
destruction. All the doors in the building
erery one embracing three or four opening
outside, and Is or 100 inner doors-stand
aoide open, and the snow has drifted into the
building. Two windows in the cupola are
open, and quite drift lies inside. On warm
days this melts, and runs through the floor,
and, as a natural consequence, considerable of
the ceiling has fallen off in the rooms below.
Benches are defaced and thrown helter.skel
ter all over the recitation rooms, knobs are
broken from the doors, and the school and
sleeping rooms, S anding invitingly open to all
the Vandals who may choose to enter, are ap-
propriated by them, and used for purposes, to
which we are sure they were never consecra-
ted.
Whose business is it? Who has left this
State College thus open to outrage anddestruc-
ton ? Can the Regents tell US?
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-19

By this it will be seen that on the three
years of 1851, 1854, and 1858, the ice broke
up on March 18th (the earliest date on record).
There are abundant probabilities that it will
move ere that time this year, judging from its
present state. A warm South wind, such as
sometimes blow about this season would I'LL
doubtedly drive it out.
How soon the lake might open thereafter,
however, is another question. In 1851 it was
20 days after the river broke pphere; in 1854,
"a days, while last year, which is the shortest
time on record, only 10 days. Going "to
show" as the saying is, /" that you can't al
ways TELL" and moreover giving hopes and
probabilities that we may have boats at our
levee before three weeks have passed away
We speak for everybody in the words, 1--WE
hope So"
The Pioneer of yesterday states that the ice
last year broke up here on the 18th of March.
Look again.