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Guardians Sale.

DY virtue of an order directed to me from
Dthe Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises on I.a5f .i-f-} 'ls
Saturday the 5M day Of March. 1859.
The following premises in said county, to wit:
The undivided two thirds of Lot No. 81 in the
town Of Ciaripgton.
TERMS: One third cash in hand, one third
in six months and one third in one year with
interest on the deferred payments.
JAMES WALTON, Guardian.
January I'd, 1889. 4w. $2,55.
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Hg-A Paris letter-writer, stating that
the Rothschilds looked upon woman
with $4,000 in beverage as a beggar,
says: well they might for their head clerk
died the other day leaving q fortune Of
100000 -
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A LII persons knowing themselves to be in
Adebted to the estate of John McKeown,
deceased, are requested to call immediately,
and make payment of the same. And those
having claims against the said estate, will
present the same legally authenticated.
WILLIAM MOORE, Admir- Of
ssF- -. John McKeown, Deceased.
Feb. 23d, is59.-3t-pd. :.
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x LII persons knowing themselves indebted
II to the estate of lido Hanson, deceased, are
to call Immediately upon the under
signed, and make payment of the same, and
those having claims against the said estate
will present the same, legally authenticated.
f.... r -es-. VIM. MILLIGAN, Admir-.
Feb. %, 1s5s.-nst. -..,.-..r -.,
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tCn the 18th ult., at his residence in Claring-
ton, this County, after a long and painful ill
ness; GEORGE w, DURKEEE, ESQ.,. .T =,
Cd sooner, and at'greater length by the under
sighed, only that he concluded that some one
(other than the relatiyes) that had better op-
portunities and were more in, attendance du-
ring his last sickness, would have attended to
it, J. T. NJ.
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,SHERLFFS SALE.

John D. o'Connor, By virtue of writ of
VS. execution on Justices
Nathaniel Foggin. judgement, to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of the coun-
ty of Monroe, and State of Ohio, / will offer
for sale, at public auction, at the front door
of the ourt-house, in said county, between
the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock
p m. on = iia -'.5.. ...h r"-
Saturday, the 5M day Of March, 1859.
the following described real estate.
Lot number eighteen in the town of Clar-
infiton, in said county appraised at one thous-
and and sixty-six dollars:
Levied on as the property Of Nathaniel
Foggin. ."aae rar"
....l ... c. M. MORROW.
Feb. 2, 1915. Sheriff, M, o
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Herald please copy,

On the 31st ult., at the residence of her son
IN Salem Township, this county, at very ad-
vanced age; NANCY BISHOP. '.5gsta@ q
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Commission
~ ers of Monroe County, that a petition will
be presented at their next meeting praying
for a road to be opened commencing at Lewis
Days on Witten in Bethel township, and run
ming north west Directed to the county line
at Joseph Masters.
MANY CITIZENS.
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SHERLFFS SALE.

.SHERLFFS SALE. .
Jere Walton, By virtue of mandate to
vs. me directed from the
Martin Troy, ct al Court of Common Pleas
of the county of Monroe, and State of Ohio,
will offer for sale. at public auction, at the
front door of the court-h house, in said county,
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, on
Saturday the 5M day Of March, 1859.
The following described real estate, to wit:
Lots number twenty-seveu, twenty-eight and
thirty mine in the town of Clarington.
Commanded to be sold as the property Of
Martin Troy. C.. NJ. MORROW,
Feb. I'd, 1859. $3.50. Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
.'# s.' ai'---A 81 SALE. '' 4
James Patterson, ! On mandate from the Court
sr VS. of Common Pleas of Mon
Jared Thomas, roe County, in the State of
Ohio. BY virtue of the said mandate will
offer for sale at public auction, at the 'front.'
door of the urt-heuse, in said county, on
Saturday the 5M day of March, 1859,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
o'clock, P. NJ. on said day, .he following des-
cribed real estate situate in said county, to
wit: The south two thirds of Lot No. 50 in the
town of Woodsfeld. Terms made known on
day of sale. Iei s.i3
WILLIAM OKRY, Mas. Com.
Feb. I'd, 1S59.-$3,l5. Monroe Com. Pleas.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Isaac Smith, On mandate from the Court
VS.: of Common Pleas of Monroe
John Herman, County, in the State of
and others Ohio. oi' fi-'5st's
By virtue of fthe said mandate will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the court
house, in said county, on lg,.s zrst
Saturday the 5A day Of March, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock, p. NJ ON said day, the following, des-
cribed real estate situate in said county, 20
wit: .-. s ff
Being part of the south west quarter OF
section 81, in township and range 3, and des-
cribed as fellows, to wit: Beginning at the
south west quarter of said section, thence north
forty-three and eighty-two hundredths chains
| to the south west corner of Nicholas Monroe's
land, thence east one hundred and forty rods
to a stake, thence south 43 and eighty-twc
hundredths chains to the section liue, thence
west one hundred and forty rods to the place
ofbeginning, containing one hundred and fifty.
one acres, be the same, more or less. Terms
Of sale made known on day of sale.
| WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
| Monroe Com. Pleas
| r.h a 1asa e1eO l9 ts al-
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
was appointed administrator of tho estate
of John McKeown, deceased, on the 18th day
of February, 1859, by the Probate Court o.
Monroe county, o. 9t7L @liss.0
WILLIAM MOORE, Admir-,
Feb. 23d, 1s59.-3t.pd. a's ~
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- Chicago Election.

Chicago Election.
The Democrats of Chicago. have NOM
mated MARCUS d. GILMAN for Mayor and
JOHN LINK for Treasurer. The election
G ONES off early in this month. yy
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WOodSfield Retail Market.

Corrected psekly By Sinclair & Baker
WOODSFIELD, MARCH 1, 1859.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Tallant Delaplain, On mandate from
VS. the Court Of Com
Gustavus Duvaull, ct all. mon Pleas of Mon
roe County, in the State of Ohio.
By virtue Of the said mandate will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the court
honse, in said county, on a
Saturday the 5M day of March, 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock, p. M. on said day the following des-
cribed real estate situate in said county, to
wit: Beginning at the north west corner of
the south west qurter of section %, township
2 and range 4, thence south to intersect the
street line of the lots in Ridgeville, thence to
run with the street IL rods and feet, thence
a north east course 120 feet with the line of
the lots in said town, thence IL feet on an
east course to run with the, west end of J. Wind
lands house to the line of Jacob Windland's
land from thence to the place of beginning,
containing acres more or less; Also Lots
No and 9 in said town. Terms of sale, one
half down, one-fourth in one year, one fourth
in 2 years, with interest.
WILLIAM OKEY, Mas. Com.
i'si +--i .es a-- Monroe Com. Pleas.
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JUD ms & II no tn e n.
cat Kshler's old Stand.)
" WOODSF1ELD, OHIO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ~ =
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
CHEMI GALS, .....
BYE WOODS, DYE STUFFS,
- .3 OILS, PAINTS,
at. 6aa ,5Gsgi Iis, PAINTERS, ARTICLug,
vARNISHRs, .,5..4 aaj et.fi
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY.
GLASSWARE,

= U u u Is y,
Also Fine Soaps, Fine Hair and ressh
Brushes. Surgical and dental Instrumentss Pure
Wines and Brandies for Medical purposes,
Fancy Articles, Camphene, Turpentine, and
all the Patent or Proprietary
Also choice lot of FAMILY 6R0CRRWS,
such as TIA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SYRU Pa,
RICE, SOAPS and all other articles In the line.
We make our purchases for Cash and o0ss
goods as low as they can be obtained from any
similar establishment Inthis section, and war
ranted to be fresh, pure and genuins. Orders
promptly filed and satisfaction guarautesA
with regard both to price and quality.
@ Physicians prescriptions attended 70 o.
all hours of the 63y or night. g'ssi s8esIA
Jan. 26th, 1851 y'r.e RAD dsab 20
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4
Wheat per BUSH
ell. 9O
Oats per bushel, 40
Corn per bushel, LOO
Lard per pound, 10
Tallow per h.. IL
Salt per barrel, $50
Hams per lb, 10
Shoulders per lb, s
Corn meal per
bushel, l,......... so
Potatoes per bu. IS
Eggs per dozen, 10
Tea per lb, IS a 100
New Orleans Su-
gar per lb,. IA
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o.
lon :. IS
Rio Coffee per lb, Is
Java Coffee per
lb, ............. Is :
Hay per ton 1000
Fish-per h.. 9
Nails Sd. Cd. 10d. 81
and 81. ...
Broons per doz. 200
Onions erbush-
ell, ............. 10
Timothy S eed-
per bushel, ......2,50
Rice per lb, % to 10
Candles per lb, Is
Butter per lb,.. Is
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Feb. I'd, 1S59.-$4, 20. Sheriff, NJ.
PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

William P. Richardson, Guardian Of John
Fulton, Lunatic; against John Fulton, Lunatic,
and his wife, John Dunn and Margaret Dunn,
his wife, Weir McKelvy, and Eliza EcKelvy,
his wife, Michael Buskirk and Ann Buskir<,
his wife, Jnmes Fulton, Andrew Fulton and
Robert Fulton.
Probate Court, Monroe County, Ohio.
The defendants Jane Fulton wife of said
lunatic, John Dunn and Margaret Dunn, his
wife, Weir McKelvy and Eliza McKelvy, his
wife, Michael Buskirk and Ann Buskirk, his
wife, James Fulton, Addrew Fulton and Robert
Fulton, will take notice that said guardian
has fled his petition in said court asking for
the sale of Lot No. 80 in the town of James
town, in said county, and that unless they ap-
pear and show good cause why the same should
not be done, he will take an order for the sale
of the same from said court, on the 10th day
Of March A. D. 1889,
WIN. P, RICHARDSON, Guardian
Feb. Cd 1865 W.
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Town Lots For Sale.

Feb. I'd, 1s59.-s4,s0. %
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MASTER COlHlHISSIONERSSALE,

February 10th, 1859. $6,15.
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T @ T E A G II E r S

Feb. 18th, 1S59.-pd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

CLrvELANp AND EntE RoAD.-By q new ar
rangement which went into eject yesterday, the
Cincinnati Express train which leaves here for
the East ~ 800 p NJ stops at willouqhby to leave
or take passengers, The trains now stop at Will
oughby, Palnosvie, Madison, Ashtabula, Come.
aut aud Girard Passengers for way stations other
than these will have but a short distance to reach
home after leaving the Railroad THIS stop at
Willoughby is made practicable by slight increase
Of speed between stations
REDUCTION OF FARRs-The system Of cutting
down fares on competing roads has fairly begun,
and thus far s carried on with vigor and boldness
The competition here is between the Lake Shore
and the Pittsburgh routes The price was at first
reduced from $3.50 to Sll ,OO-then Che Pitts
burgh announced the fare at slOj the Lake Shore
followed the former has come down one dollar
per day until it offers through tickets to New York
at 50, and TO Philadelphia and Baltimore at ST.
The Lake Shore closely follows with the same fare
to New York, but puts the figures at SO for
the other two poiuts. This leads the Pitts.
burgh Both will probably continue to come down,
the Pittsburgh taking the lead. Under the cir
cumstaDces the Lake Shore can do no less than to
answer reduction to reduction, and the final stick
ing point can only be guessed at
Now while this plan Of so cutting down fares
may serve TO fll up the trains for the time being
and may be very good thing for those travellers
who desire to make their annual eastern trip it is
not good thing for the Railroads which are thus
cutting down, for our city. II is evident that
the Railroads cannot afford TO carry passengers
from here to Now York for S5 OF &c. but their
loss does not come home TO closely as the loss
which accrues TO our business men If the Rail.
roads have desire to cut their own and each 9th.
ers throats, let them do it, but we claim that they
have no right to offer such extra inducements in
the way of low fare as will cause country mer.
chants in much larger numbers than usual to 60 to
the Eastern cities for goods rather than buy in
Cleveland Our merchants are already complain
ing, and justly too against practice prejudical
to the interests Of our city. This fact is thought
too little of in the strife for precedence and while
we as trav lers, may rejoice at each dollar stricken
OF from through fares as citizens Of Cleveland
desirous of her prosperity, aud socitous for heI
business interests, we must raise our voice against
it, The goods sold in Cleveland this season will
amount to much less than usual for this simple rea
son, aud it bchooyes the public to look TO It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

VALENTINE E1PREss CoMPANY.--Mr L. II.
Paine, late Cleveland Agent Of the above Compa.
ny, has resigned his position and is succeeded by
Mr.. s G. Lows, late of the C. c. & c. Freight of,
fee. This Express Freight Company is one which
has yearly grown in the estimation of the freight
ing public until it has an extensive business and
numbers among It's patrons a great part of our
business men. Merchants shipping their Erstern
goods by this line will ind its business transact,
promptly and satisfactorily, all goods consigned to
It's care coming through "on time" aud In good
condition. Particular attention is paid to shipping
produce and other freight to the Eastern cities as
well as from them. Mr.. Lows, the Agent, is a
young man Of enterprise, ability aud integrity lie
has been for several years connected with the
freight department of the c. p. & A. aud the O. @.
q C. Railroads, and Is well known TO many'of our
merchants The agency could not be in better
hands In addition to the above he has the agency
of the Lake Shore Freight Express Company, aud
advise our merchants to place their goods in his
hands for transportation.
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE INFALTTRTY
eFo. ". HIGeiNaoTRAM,
SARAH A Hl1GINBOTHAM

PRoF WooD-Desr Sir NJ hair had for several ve,rs
been becoming pre iaturely gray, accompanied bv
ness which rendered the cmsan application Of OH noces
sary IN dressi It, When commeIced using your Hair
Restorative about two months ago Il in that condition
hayre cont ufd lis use t within the three last weeks
U has turned TO itH natural color and eoftuegs
and uste great 10 be preferred 10 thoo produced by The
eppc ION o o OF anY other preparation have ever ead
ie aru as anil dspensabe article for everv ladestoef
whether 10 be used us Hair Restorative or for The spe
purpose OF dtesng Ieuuifyug the lar You have psr
pertuimng all tkat is claimed for d. - "
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
nr. Cheeaemnn,s pills.

IA combination Of Ingredients in these Plls IS the re-
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,bir ,ea iou aud certain correcting all irregularities
pnfn1 Ma, situations removing all ohstrucons, whe'h
from cold O, otherwise headache pain IN the slue pal
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E cen. which arise fro. u interruption of nature
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were tho commencement o. new era IN the treatment OF
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So many thousands Of young, the beautiful and tho be-
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ctual remedy ever known ior All com
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uabe tducing oth certainty periodical regularity ihey
arc known to thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout tho country, having the sanction Of
tho most eminent plysciaHs IN AHerica.
Erpf directions stating wieH aud whsn heg should not
BE- used with oarh Bozthe Price one Dollar each boz con-
taiaiag 40 Pills.
valuable pamnhct to bo had free OF the Agents Pills
snt by mail promptly by enclosing price To the General
Aren't Sold by druggists generally
r. d. HUrCHINGs, General Agent,
No lG5 Chambers st., New York.
SOLD yn Cleveland by wM. FlsKE aud GAYLORD B
gtANTMOND spFdEw6m25l
~ nVk Z
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MEsrnRN NEWS.


A portion Of the locating party dispatched by
the Overland Express returned yesterday bring.
ing Intelligence to the 9th April from Denver City
Taey report the route every way adapted to the
requirements Of travel. Grass, wood and water
abundant,
Stages which left here on the 18th passed near
the head waters of Solomon's Fork, getting along
well No dimnution in confidence among the
miners, and ialterng reports continued from the
mountains. The richest prospects were found in
the vicinity of South Park and Arapahoe but the
ground was still frozen. The SHOWS were still
heavy
Three men were hung at Denver City on the
9th, for murder, by Vigilance Committee
Great excitement prevailed whom our informant
left
Large numbers of emigrants were pursuing a
now road.
Tue Surveyors estimate the maximum distance
from Leavenworth to Denver City at five hun
dred miles.
Mr. Martin Fields Of this City has boen appoint
cd Post Master Of Boulder City,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

L5557 The aged can have health renewed by
Iutchiues' Lie ExhlTant which intalibe as reu;
engn' and will restore wasted strength with magical
pT0mptnt IS wonderful permaneuce For Old and zee
be persons 1t has not ITS equal Sold by VIM fsAe Oe'e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

INDUSTRIAL scHooL,-This school is going on
finely the present term, tho number of scholars
being as large as the limits of the building will
accommodate. While the pupils arc kept busy
at work and at study during school hours, their
physical education is not neglected, Yesterday
noon almostthe entire school was outupon theplay-
ground near the school house, their sports being
guided and directed by their teachers who entered
into the aest of the time as much as any of them
Such education and training is of the right kind
and half an hours run in merry play will helI
amazingly to FIX the lesson thatthey may learn il
tho school,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

Police CoURT, April 29th,-Froderiok aud
Christian Life were Brought up for larceny of a
piece of Marble. Perhaps they wanted it for
gravestone, believing that in tho midst of Life
they were in Death. Frederick was discharged
but Christian was fined $40 and costs, Christian
did not let his life correspond with his nama, and
found that the way of the transgressor, like tho
property stolen, was hard
John Andrews and Thomas Duland we're arrest
for stealing quantity of Railroad Iron from the
c. P. Road. The charge against Andrews was
nolIod, but Doand was fined 50 and costs.
number of cases were continued.
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Cleveland, PaiuesvlIle aud AshtsbuIa Rail
Read

Fare Reduced via Piilsbursh and PhiladeI-
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TRUSTEE NOMINEE OF THE FIRST WARD.--At
meeting of the Republicans Of the First Ward,
held at the Court House, Friday evening, April
Goth, John C Grannis was called to the Chair and
II. F. Brayton appointed Secretary.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to ballot for
candidate Of Trustee for said Ward, to be support
ed at the coming election.
Whereupon JOHN L. Brown was duly declared
the candidate, having received majority If the
votes JNO. c. GRANNIS, Chm.
II +. BRAHToN, Sec'y