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Jonathan E HeTrlck, 2 IaInIIII
vs..
Duranson Dart and others,

DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G..
kellogg and Daniel A. White, defendants in said
sss The I'd painIiT filed his petition in the Court 81
Common Pleas in aud for the County OF Guy ahog1 in he
Dart anu Helen Dart sad Park B. Clark
following described property to wit Situate in the town
State Ohio being number eight in the eleventh Of
townships IN The ConnecicSt eStsrn Reserve Known
at stone at the south west corner OF said lot 4 thence
said lot thence north 7 degrees u chains IA links
stOre in the centre Of the Shaker Road thence north
degrees west chain to asone in the centre of said
road thence north 65 degrees chains 70 links to
the east line said Clarks land thence south
degree east 3 chs 50 ks thenc south 4s degrees east TO
the north east Of the school lot thence
south ~ degrees wsst Gsns ~ hks 70 s1ose IN s
chains q links to stone the centre OF sd road thence
of land owned by IoSeh Saight thence west on sad ne
2 chains and 6 links TO the place Il Degnning Also
east corner Of which is the south of lot
As thence IS links to stone the line of said le
thence south degree 80 chains IS links to stone
a. the south west corner o. 2 0vef ~ s " Jes
chsius 81 links, thence north degree east 20 ehalBs
thence said A Duys south me chains 81 links
he south west corner OF his land thence north
line of the lot thence II chains and Is links to the
place Of besi1nnt the whole contain 100 OlOO acres
/ according to the surveyof J. @. SAXON.
To secure the payment oi 81 Prossory Eoses made oy
follows: All dated December st, l56. and payable with
interest nualy one for $50 payable December ls 1855,
one Tor S5cJ payable June ISL 1903 one Iol SOU payaDe
December lt ls9 for $500 due June ls 1850 for
$500 dne December ist 1850 and one for 4s5 due June
Isl, 1861.
Said petition further that said first described note
payable said Clark order, and was BY him ndors
ed to the an and that Il is due and unpaid and thar BY
said Endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff
interest said mortgage to the extent OF sand nOte that
said mortgage LEFT record in tine Recorders oce IN
said county on the 81 day Of January 1851 and was record
ed jan 27th 1851 and that the above named defendants
have claim have interest or lien prems
The object and prayer Of said Tetiion is for
against the said Duranson Dart for the Of $500 with
the 4th DecenDer So3U
from the sh day of December 1855 for the sale OF the
morgagd property to pay said judgment and for other
proper relief. la-
Said defendants are notified that they required to sp
pear and said petition before the 9Th day Of
s. B. F. ]. PRENTISS,
feb9:6w222 Attys for Piff
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Corning & Co.. Quotations
76 RIVER STREET,. CLEVELAND, OHIO
MANUFACTURERS OF
AL,ohol burning Find Pure Spirits, Cologne
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March 9
rnr TIL EGRApH

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March g.
lBT TELEGRAPH.1
Four-Sate and western less active and 51l0e lower;
ass 200 bbls S5505 Is for supsrne State S660e
for ezra Stale; S506,00 for superne WESTERN $50 ~
IS IS for WESTERN S60g6 IS for common 70 ir ex
la lound hoop Ohio, the market closing quet anadlan
hour uncnsaeed sales Of 30 bbs at Sc s06i5 for extra
kye hour quiet al S3-so94 Is =, -, =.
Wheat-Dull dropping; sales 1900 bus az Sis ior
for red western winter; 81 So for white Mich gan
Rye-Easier; sales 900 bu at $50 &C.
Barley-QUist at 70ds5c.
24O8O s6ssc mixed western In store and s59sS
osts-Du at 5es57c for State and s963c for western
AMI IanadIan -, -.
Whsky-FrmeF an active; sales Of 500 bbls at . 09c
Pork-C tosed rm; sales Of ZOO bbls a. SIS 0OlsoO
for new mess Sl73l7 50 for old Sl6 for hin
m sss; SI 5O2 for hall bbls clear; le2l6 for prime
ness a 3I29$i326 for me Included IN no s3irs were
thousand b6s deliverable the lst Of Apl at
SIS Is
prime; S50190J for country mess; S95OgllOO Tor re-
backed Chicago mess; Sl2,b0lll3 for extra do.
Prime Mess Beof-FIm at Sl7G2O; sales of 200 terces
at $40 - ..
Bacon-Ouiei; Sales Of hhds clear smoked sides fer
Ca foruia tierces br ned hams prvats terms.
Dressed H0gs-Dull st e(ls<c.
Cut Mea sQuet; sales Of z2i packages at 6161Tc fol
shculs o. aud s1SCas3Sc for hams
Jsard-Dull; salss OF 40 bbls at llA(1l2c.
Battsr-Market quiet q: ll9I7 for Ohio and l72Icor
State
Ckeess-Aetive at s9nc.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland
and PittsbuTg Railroads.
At SolOl with hacks 10 haerin Falls, &c.
At DIantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc.
At Braceville with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &c
At Wanen with hacks to Sharon Greenfield, MeadSille
Bloomfield Caniield, &c.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and Enon VALLEY, aud thence By p F. W. &c. K.
Z. to Pittsburgh.
raav.t.na Ireb o ssso = ~
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FISHERIES OF VANCOUVER IsLANDs.-The Brit
ish Colonist is quite enthusiastic in its description
ofthe fisheries of British Columbia. 1t states that
the coast Of Vancouver Island for many hundreds
Of miles swarms with salmon, cod, herring, halibut
and dog fish, as Wsll as seals and whales at the
north. These resources Of wealth, says the Colon
ist, will ere long be taken advantage Of. Hum
dreds of eoasting vessels will engage in taking
and curing hsh, or supplying others who do. Our
Ehalers will be sent north to collect the bone and
oil Of the whale; and sealers for the skin and
oil ofthe seal Our fishing feet will rival in num-
ber,those of Cape Ann, Gloucester and Marblehead,
or the hundreds of sails which Whiten the shores
of Nova Scotia. Cape Breton, New foundland, and
of Prince Edwards Island. We will be able by
and by to send out as many sealers as St. Johns
Newfoundland, and compete with New Bedford in
the whale fishery. Victoria, from its admirable
situation II naturally be the warehouse for all;
here our oil, fsh, and skins viii be stored. Here
will be center for the merchant marine which will
carry these valuable exports to exchange for The
commodities Of other and distant climes. From
here ships will carry the products Of our shores
10 California, Mexico, and Central America, the
Atlantic States, Australia, China. and the Islands
Of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Long after
the rich mines of British Columbia will cease tore
munerate labor unaided by capital, will the re-
productive resources of this colony give employ
ment aud wealth to thousands unborn.
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Il din ult fancy awkward stitch than his
This Is called double thread stitch OF course the
thread which lies cooled cuiousyon the low side OF
the cloth add he strength OF the thread which
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
asten the single thread which take the stitch
This also single thread stitch. That the Grover an
Baker Stitch nnrayels readily shown by the above cut
But ,ond he stated that when fastened tins stitch IS
aSfic and fo many purpasrs valuable stitch. That
complicated coutrivaace required to take tie
Grove Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence IFS great
liability 70 get out OF order
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GREAT ACCUMULATION OF SPEcIE.-There Ia
more of the precious metals in the United States,
in proportion to its inhabitants, than auy other
eountry in the world. In the year 1889 we bsd
bat $50, 600, 600, and now We have $500 COO. eco
giving to each inhsbisant of the Union, slaves and
all, if the specie were divided amoug them, twelve
dollars. England cannot make SO good show as
this, but France can do nearly as we'll As the
precious metals advance more rapidly than popu-
latiou, it is very great comfort to know that we
shall all be good deal richer twenty years hence
han are now.
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TIE Iron TRADE IN 0HIo-The Portsmouth
Times, journal published at 8 fourishing town
on the night bank Of the Ohio, has the following
paragraph: Tf- rr
Hot blast pig iron is selling IN Cincinnati at
$50 per ton. Our iron men are sliding of pretty
freely. The probabilities arethat twill 20 higher
We are glad to see this staple product Of Southern
Ohio once more recovering from the ruinOus pres
sure to which it has been subjected fer the past
year. Nothing will contribute more to reinstate
our business to its former activity than this.
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A VALUABLE FLEET.-The Cincinnati CONNER
eAi says: According TO the Statistics the total VAL
ne Of steamboats, running On the Mississippi River
and its tributaries is over 600, and the
number over 500, having q tonnsge three-fold
greater than the steamer tonnage Of Great Britain,
snd more than that Of the nations Of Europe and
all the rest Of he World pat together.
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Druas
Q. u. KELLER. Md,

C.Js kEELER, NJ Ds5
ECLECTIC. OFFICE No. "a Sene-
II ca street. Residence Nc. 2s2 Erie street.. jah2s
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC MED
IL ICiNES, wnoles ale AMI retsi, At No. 81 Seneca
street JAMS
nR. KEELER'S ANODYNE EA-
IL NPECTORANT and COUGH CANDY has beeome
favorits every family where il known for cough.
Group irritation ofhe throat and lungs AS to It's anOdne
and exUecOran qualities it be surpassed Prepared
and s5ld at No. 81 Seneca street janis
DLILE ELECTUARY-A< SURE
i ard sneedv cure. a. No q Seneea s.. ianl9
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COMMERCIAL.
CIereIana Produce nIarkets.

MORNING LEADER OFF1CE.(
Thursday Evening. March TO- p NJ
FLOURThe market, today has been very quiet Buyers
holding Of in Consequence Ofhe unsvoabe eastern news
while holders regard decline in New York temporary
and disposed down in their views There is
little willingness sell current rates. but no dispo-
ssn is manifested this afternoon, 70 give way have no
transactions report beyond the usual sales to the retail
trade
WHEAT-ws sales cars red on track. 81 a car
very choice do IN bags, s and DO from store at
sane.
cORN-Is quiet and selling from store in lots at &c.
OATs-one from sold at SIC, and car oo
On track at ss<e
RYE-A lot Of 800 bus from store, in bags, sold at se
sEEDS-In small way. clover has been selling at and
in one instance IS Of 2 bus Except In retail
way there is little demand and holders unable to effect
sale, By the quautity s5 Timothy has sold at $2a22
for lots ofs to bus The outside figure paid for prime
sricle.
BUTTER-Chocs qualities still tend upward We note
sale IA kegs common Central at l4e.
EGGs-Tbe receipts for day two have been more oe-
raj and some holders Offering to-day at IKE
CHEEsE-Is stn advancing and strictly prime W. K has
sold atlle.
HlGHwINEs-lOO bbls. sold at &c
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D. L WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
By VIM. r Simmons, d p

ADAMS CANFIELp. Pa's Atiys. febl6td222
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of an execution issued om he Court of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga County, at the suit of H. l. and R. l. Whit
against John sidual, 10 directed: have LEVIED
upon shall for sale at Public Auction at the door
OF the Court House corner of Seneca and Champlan stS
ia the City of in said County the 10th day of
March, 1859 O'Clock P M. Of said day the following
described La and tenemenis to wit Situate IN the town
ship of Brook yn, being number in the thirteenth
range oftownships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State of Ohio and which also the County of Cuya
hoga and known part Of Lot No l5 IN the Nieyyle
plat SO cale in Cleveland, formerly IN the City Of Ohio,
and Is described as follows strip of the north end
OF said Is eet wide being Is feet front Hicks street
and 50 feet deep be the same more or less.
Appraised Al $50. =, 80
per Homer Strong, Dep.
p q HuNT plffs fehIHd2z2
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D L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
HILL PRATT. Plf's Att'ys. febs
GHERJFF'S SALE E-Purenont ~ tba

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command Of adecTetal order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County at the suit Of
Zelotes H. Monroe against Solomon C. Brown ct al TO
directed shall offer sale public auction at the door
of the Court House. corner Seneca and Champan SITS
in the city of Cleveland in said County the lh day Of
March, 1850 at o'cIOck P. NJ Of said y the following
described lands and tel ements to wit Situate in the
township of East Cleveland the State Ohio nd which
also in the County Of Cuyahoga, and known part of
lot $50 in said township, and is bounded follows Cm-
mencius the intersection the road leading past B. p
Beer in the said township, with the Euclid Road thence
along the of said road y ch ins and 70 links
post thence along the centre Of said road chains and 5
aks post thence in ths centre of said road chains
and SO links TO monument at Smiths Corners, thence
south 81 degrees chains and s links to the centre Of
the Eucld Road thence in the centre Of said road chains
and 61 lnKs to the pare Of Isginning containing
and FIVE hundred and seventeen thonsandhs OF
land be the same more ores but subject to all legal high
Appraised at Sls7s
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
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Geaal NOtires
NHERTFF & SPECTAT, MASTER'S

SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant t. the command Of order Of sale
issued ou of the Court OF Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County the suit Of Samuel L Baker pA against Caro-
line Norton et al defs. shall oer for Public
Auction the door the Court House corner OF Seneca
Champain sreeis in the City OF Cleveland in said
county, on the 22l day of March, 1853 at O'Clock p NJ OF
said day. the lands and tenemeus eihe as follows to
tuate the township and CITY OF Cleveland, being
No in the 18th range OF townships in The Connecticut
Western Reserve the Stale Of Ohio and which also IN
County Cuyahoga aud is known by being part n sub
lot No 80 in the subdivision Of lots Nos 4 l35,
1856 and is bounded follows north by ley east by
lot No lO sDth bT Hamilton street, and west by line
psrallel with the line OF sid lot No. @ and 6 feet
distant the refrom HeiI strf CT land 6 feet wide IN the
eas. side of said No. 80 with the dwelling house,
&c thereon be the more or loss but subject to all
legal highways
Appraised Rs S557.
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D Z.
Sher'f Special Master Commissioner.
I T pETIPoT Plf5s ATTY febI8td2l3

j. A. rAlLfOI.fln katt y. Loolo-l-s2
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- wit of venci exponas and plu IA issued from the
Court of Common Pees of Cuyahoa County at the suit Of
james NJ Parker al plds against Francis r. ott ct
al dets dnecedI have levied upon and shall offer
corner Of Seneca and Champan strees in ths City Of
Cleveland in said County the 9th day Of March, l9
at O'Clock M CT said day. the following described an
and tenements to wit Lying IL the township Of Royaton
the County Of Cuyah0ga State of Ohio, and Is bounded
follows beginning asstake the certre OF the high
way on the south line of Lot No o. and running thence
south GO degrees west IL hans 81 links, thence north
chains % links beech tree thence north
81 degrees east 10 chains 50 links to the place Of begin
ming containing and ninetyOne hunredh acres,
beng land conveyed to Richard Elliott by John
Coates December oath 1925 and recorded IN ok NJ,
pages SO of Cuyahcga County Records
Appraised at S7s.57 -
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STATISTICS OF HAVANA, CUBA.-The following
interesting items respecting the trade &C., of Ha-
vana are translated by the Savannah Republican,
from late number of the Diaro de Ia Marina:
The total exports of Sugar from Havana and
Matan1as for the year 1858 was ,26S, $50 boxes,
against ,l16, ,696 boxes in 1857; Of which to the
United States 349, ,lS5, against 3O2,ll2 boxes in
1857.
Total export of coffee from Havana in 1858, 20, :
4s3 arrobas 25 lbs) against s6O9 arrObas in 1885,
Of which to the United States 7,734, against 81
arrOhas in 1857.
Total export of molasses from Havana in 1858,
21.545 hhds., against 3O.l6I hhds. in 1857; Of
which 1875 to the United States against 23,s0i
in 1857.
Total export Of Rum for the year, ls.415 pipes,
against 4,0s5 in 1857; Of which to the United
States sls pipes, against 25e pipes in 1857.
Total export of fCigars LOG, 6,23l000, against l46,r
100000 in 1857 Of unmanufactured Tobacco.
7,046, $50 lbs, against $500, lS5 lbs. in 1857.
Total imports Of Rice fer the year-frOm the
United States 76,s77 quintals 100 lbs from Spain
72,4s6 quintals, and from India 1898 quintals.
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SoURcEs OF NITRIC AcID.-0ne Of the most use
full acids employed in the arts is made from salts
found in a natural condition in various parts of the
world, under the names OF nitrate Of soda and nio
trste Of potash, or saltpetre, The mammoth cave,
in Kentucky, furnished a considerable portion of
such salts for making oar gunpOWder during the
war Of 1912, but most of those which used come
from India and South America. From such salts
nitric acid (aquafortisl is manufactured, for the
purpose Of refining all our California gold; and
were it as cheap sulphuric acid, it would be We
~ extensively employed for refining all oils which
have 3 repulsive odor, as Il possesses powerful
deodoriEing properties. Were the salts Of nitre
more abnndsnt and cheap, very great improves
ment in the several arts would be effected, just as
has been accomplished by improvement in the
manufacture sulphuric acid. Two hundred years
ago, this acid sold at the rate Of one dollar an
Ounce-noE il costs about three cents per pound
Sc necessary is this acid in the arts, that Liebg
actually considers that the quantity of it used in
any country is fair test of its status in the useful
arts.-Tei. american.
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Dr.. AMOS & SON,

DF, a M u y q y U M
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO. N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"a the State who members Of the Royal College q
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A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
property known Seminal Weakness SC. Can be perma
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this instrument when used conjointy with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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have invented important instrument for the
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n B@Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
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rom their most simple condition TO that Of the most dan
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes
L2lge, medium and small; the small holds pint and
retas for dol per bottles the medium holds at least
twenty per proportion than the small reais
for dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 40 per
cent in proportion aud reais for three dollars per
bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO, Proprietors, No 3l2 BroadwaY, N
" Tin the great N Y Wire Railing EstabahmeDtl and
No. ia Market street 81 Louis Mo-
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
NIL
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Established for the cme Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fsver and AgHe,
Asthma, LacipieRt Consumption, bstrm-
tiles Of Youth and Old Age DC.
a NO MERCURY USED. a
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FEVER AND AGUEu
EROM WHICH MANKIND SIR

ESROM WHICH MANKIND SUR
Il FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE
IS the consequence of diseased action Of the system
dneed by the poisonous masm OF vegetable decay This
evolved BY the action Of solar heat wet soil
and rises with the atery from it. While the is
below me no hozon ths yapo 1geTs near ne saEhs sur
the blood There it acts as an Irritating poison on the inter
nal vscera and excetng Of the body The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secTete not only this virus but also
the bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile accu
mulate in the circulation and produce violent constitution
sympathise with the liver and bee me deranged also
Finally the instinct af onr organism as 4 in attempt
the body the internal excTe0reS force them cast
The blood leaves the suree ane ushes e the inter
But in this effort it fills Then The FEVER follows,
which the blood leaves the central organs and rushss
surface asl another effort to eIpe the irritating poison
Trough that ether great eKcr othe skin In this also
and waits for the recovery strength repeat the hope
less srt another day These The fits o. psrozyss Of
conrss undermine the 6sslth i i is moi ovsd
We haTo lahorsd find. and have found an antidote
AYERS sAGUE CURE.
stimulates the lyerto exDel from the hody As it should
50 does eEs this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
those who subject this nfecto Itaken season
those VINO use it fse from its atiseks kesbs the ys,em IN
health although exposed 70 The disease ConsequsH
not only cures but protects from the great variety Of aec
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
Remitteut Fe er Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague
ache Earache Catarrh Asthma Palpafions Painful A.
ectons Of the Stomach ard Bowels, all owhich aTs
intermittent type. This .A6VE CURE the cause
Of these deFaneenents and cures the disease.
pei the the system and these organs By degrees
as6tsd 2 DO as theI once Of their own accord
pEh the end. but often life long enough or IL
At olce and with safety We have great eSson % 6ssy sfs =
that this Is well er remedy for the whole
o than any other which has been discovered and has
s another advantage to the public, which is, thai il is
PREPAREDU