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Urnas.
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
IA immcd,o supervision ut a SklILFUL PHNSl-
ClAN aud they msY ho relied upoi in all casos
The late lccr uf the community h not nsullgd by IN
or Of single medicine win Cluus lu cute al dtsossrs
ut thr 0rueruhoJE ROmudcs consist Of eleven thutcut
NJ dues, u uutqun od ~ the cure q ho discates tor
which thuy fcUu uuHrd among which may be sclerl
ed appropriate u any Of the dnuaaCs incident 10 THIS
~ Il
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RECALL PRICES.
Dlarrhaa, pyssnlrrv. chalern. &c.

We the Gtae euhtrg nyseutery y rup used IN
nases Of howell complaints an their varied iorns
VI uple ooseuts To malignant cholera aud ak
1 II IN The highest temH, aud recommend IL with conf
Jence Whcthor the s mild severe recent W Of
ug standing, i cures surely aud saye bad effects be-
hind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pros. Board Aldermen, N. Y
City.
7. r bE FORREST, NJ. D. Board OF Hoaim N Y
Civ.
Tn HIBBAPn NJ D. B,arl Of Health NY CITY
G, ". Dl>lROW, Episcopal Clergyman, suffolk Va.
u, W. VAR row 81 Pine street n y City.
lANli. plIMAN Court street. Boston. Mass.
GEORGE SrOUDlNGER, Board Of Aldermen, Now
ark. N. J.
A W TAYLOR, Captain U S. Army.
J, II HART Cipveltnd puin Dealer, Ohio.
WM FAkBAND. Cleveland, Ohio.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE;l I
Wednesday Evening, Oct ~ 1850. )

FLUUR-Sale ~ bills extra at s4,s7
wHEATIn fair demand and steady with sales Of cars o
red at sOg OJ1 has private TERMS white at l;s
CORN-Salo l carload private terms good article
Is worth See
OATS-One car new sold at 36dc and 900 bus old at S5c
HIGHWINEs-Fifm with sale % brls at27c.
cuEF-E-l0 l.,.ss sold AT &c
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cveland aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumhus Ciucnna Cleveland and Erie, and Glove snd
and Pittsburg RRilr d ds.
Al SOloL with hacks to Chngrin Falls &c.
At Mnntua with hacks for Ravenn0, &c,
At Bracsyle with hacks to NOw-Oi fHi s, &C.
Al Maneu with hacks 10 Sharon, q eeuGed MoadEilla
Bloomfield Garfield, sc.
Al Youngstown with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell aud Enon VALLEY, and thence by 4. +. W. &c r.
H. to Pittsburgh
Cleveland, Feb. 0, 1879.
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Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
o. Hicks St., near Engiua House No. 10,
Cleveland, West side.)
HHE RUSSIAN STEAM RATH TS

\ 1 i
l. universally kuown all over Europe whrru ii Is estab
laNod m all the larger cities aud many "a The
smaller lnWnsi ana M 80 Buhcray approved by all med
highly bio remedy against great uumher OF thn most
ruuhesOna disos hut also promoter OF health me-
server Of slrru H. tnd most powerful stFurthener Of
he nervous sSsi "a that no paTl ocular recommendation OF
d called TOR Asa purifying aud inyigOriins ageut for
tho skin, thA bath Is pcuuw lodged to hG surpassed by no
other Mugt whhtov But lhu Singular combination OF
steam watr TciOn aud exercise, exhibited ln these es
tai ishmons, Affects the whole body 10 such powerful
way as 70 rnnipetely emdicae iseases which obs nuely
resist a. 9th, rrmudies Rheumatism Salt Rhoum Ring
Munu, kiuss Eul, FuVer SORTS Dnpsy, and all other dis
eases rrsng om suuprOs ed 10 action ska
radlcaly cuied without rKh biting inerna medicine
Discusses Of tho urpassagas, CaiarIh, Coughing; and
even some forms of Cunsumuiun II nl adv need loo far
removed without difficulty.
Enlargement uf the Lh or and Spleen, Dyspepsy Piles
MorcuhalsBi Scroiuluus swelling PaTalytic ysteurn
AieciJus, Gou And somotimrS fpeptc Tits deafness
and gfuat numhOr uf O'hfr ailments sucressf s
treated. OF he eilciniy O steam huihg all these al.
hcons, there Is tho amplest proof record. Nothing
claimed for H. but what eau actually bo duno and what
uytry Jne may experience an himself,
JUST TRY IT
Cold aud Warm Wafer Haths. we'll 4 Shower Bath
are rmneTeI with this establishment, AID bo used
stpaTatnY,
ricKETa-A single sieum Bath &c cons: per doz SGOO
oolNr warm water bath % ot'i pr LOz, l,6l
'urs OF admission for Ladies' Tuesdays Thursday and
Sufp Wh m HE forenoon for Gentomen, during the al
tefuuhH Of the shnir days from TO O'Clock and SUI
Gays irum 10 "a O'Clock A NJ
HERMANN RAEBEL, Proprietor.
Cleveland, Aug 10th, 1872 A1gsO;25i
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MO ONE REMEDY is Louder

MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for the hecesstes Of the Amelicpu people
than AID safe for Eoger aud Ague. such
edS suubed 10 uHr, with perfect certainty
that will eindicae the disise and with Insurance
ed proof that harm arise from It's uso Ia any
quantity,
That which protects from or prevents this disorder must
bH ut immense scTyiCe IA the communities ia which IRE
walls PreurHiOn Is better than the patient
apes the usk which he must violent attacks of this
buieful dstempHT, This CURE GIpelH the mlusmliC
poison OF Fever aud Ague IRON the system and the
aeVeOpment uf the dAcusB, II taken the fist approach
Of It's pemluOy NmptOmA. IL is not only tho best
the cheapest The large qumthy we supply for daar
hlnRs II within tho reach Of every hOy au In bilious dis
trcs where Fever aud Ague prevails every body
have Il aud Is AMI freely both and urO-
lection II II hoped tuis will place It within the
reach Of uhe poor we'll a. the RI H. grent supef-
speedy and certain ul lnia mittenis that
Quninr mineral consequently It produces oquinsm
other iuiu effect whatever upon tho
Those cured hy ae ofl a. neultay # they had
had the disease.
Fever al Aguc ID alone the consequence o. the mia
poison great variety disorders ils
rritatnn among which ura Neuralgia, RhruHattm Gout,
Headache blindness Tuuthp che Earache. Catuffh As-
ma, pHlptatlnu, Painful Ahecuu uf the Speen
Pai1 la the Buw5ls, Cole PARALYSIS. aud Deruuee
meat Ut the SomHfh all Of which, when originating his
osuse put on the iuieuentypo, or become periodical
quuutY lhtm all alike Its an nvlluab protection
10 mmemnls aud persons travelling Ortemprrurl residing
ln O. aurhua districts. lf taken occasionally dnlly
white exposed to the infection, that will be relied from
The system, aud not uccum uatn sufficient quantity
rpen ui0 disease Hence It u valuable pro-
tents II they avail thmseyos OF the protecton this
| DIV uI1FuH.
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CLEVELAND AND RRlR RAILROAD.

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cineinbati, ST.
Louis &c and all the trains gong Eastward connect at
kiTk with the trains Of the New York Erie Railroad
aad at Buffalo with those Of the New York CspTal aud
Buffalo and New YORK 4 Ena Railroads
II. NOTTINGHAM supt.
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CHERIFFS SALE.-PUKSUAN

~ 70 the command of wit oveudi etp)nas issued from
the Court of Common PLEAS, CuynhugH COun y, ~ the
suit Of W ditch uluaiid, against samuel, ,liuEen,
deondant to directed sut uer for sale % the dof
OF the Court House, corner Of Sonora um thumphin
srroeis 10 tho titt Of Cloyeunl in said County the
ith day u NOycmh-r, lo59 at u lock p NJ OF said Jay,
th~ following d0scrbad Ands aud teneuents, 10 wit
situate in the township 90 Euclid Cu' nhnaR County aud
state OF Oh AID Is known by b5ug part o Thuusnpd
Acre 1uC No H. aud ins the Enst part Of q 81 %
acres decided by re nioy to II. Dilley, tnd IS de-
scubed g. giunns the east corner OF said lot
aud runnug wet u the brink of the buk Ia th4 Co mtn
Roud; th0uc uOrhory the lneof sud road rs uow
the north line Of id lo; theure East 10 The East
'iue OF snd lot heuoe South 40 tue place OF begtuung,
supposed contain land be the same moIe
less ed at M
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BEEF AND PORK PACKING.

Strengthening, PnckinR and Rendering
Establishment,
GITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE
~ nue. aud CuynhtRa River has been thoroughly 70
paired and now ready business II has capacity for
800 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily hl Of which aughteted pack and the ta0w
aud lard rrndi red iu the uilding,
We have On hand large stock Of Cuoperage aud Salt
OnT large
STEAM LIGHTER
deliver ,ald Tropelers the Railrohd Depois
fnlldays par kiuy at euch ip. doing away with
,nirely We do stri ty commission business Orders
Tor homo 0r lOraign iniTkets reslertfuly sui'ctoI
svptlt: l6l-hn AhOLL HlLLIARD.
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AYERS
AGU IL Gu II IL.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Feper. or Feoer and Agus, Remit
zeal Headache. or BbiouS Headache. and BIZ
iOus FtUers-indesd, for The l1hOte class Of dis.
eases originating iH hillary arrangement,
caused By The malaria of miaSmatie countries
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY,
The King OF Remedies!
DISEASE OF TIE BRAIN AND MENTAL
Derangement, Dependency, &c.

DeTungements Dependency, &c.
THE NEW Application of ELECTRICITY
a termed Elcctropathy, is the ouy treltment evGr
yet d S%oas a n a o9S% os m Ss %
by recrg abuse mental a ou or excessive 5lulyi d cas-
drtss 10 nf ngnd WIZ dlzz gess i9's "5 an sn9Gn and
Of aHec ion for nearest rel iyes and inineio1 10 s
especially when embarrassed; cauuUt bear adversely and at
symptoms together with others which is cessaty tn
enumore will be found to vary IN frequency and ntensy
the l ease advances, aud very frequently terminate Ia
ntrsdict MT he rrt at njGIity OF tho many suicies
CumHtel IN the present day, tGucsabio to morhi'y
diseased condition of tue brains and hence the ireqnGnt oc
Deringgment o the br 70 and mnna derangemenl are in
tyes bl5lo, segry iusatter with b dr pahy and change
ony leg innate and sciedidr Electrician in tho City Of
Ceye and 1nd ne only PhysGlan who lro hg above
thr liver stomach, ldneys, pleun aud diseases pecu
iari Fem ieS Also isheumatlSm Paralysis OF Limbs
seas 9ny ei1rI@I r. e. to m t9is vicinity wa@ m have Teen
aud VIII hnl for puuy resisted all medical
Read the following trom Mrs Carlisle Of Ills cry:
Dr Gihson-Dear Sr-I wish to express the high es-
TEEN in which hold Your Electrical treatment N Of
congestion he hmIn accompanied with 'ru and
above diseases and iors months 6efoe became Scoanr
rdwth you suhe el to degree amount almost to u
me lew \, ago has aaire cured ma am Ss M
the Providence my recovery entirely to
your electrical reatmeni aud tor your ynlu bio ices
wi the myaeyl1u agent you Flully omplOr i am uu
the greatest ubhuatiOs and mall pleasure IN
recommend ug Your treatment tu M friends
SIsued MRS. JOHN CAnLlSIE,
OH Hami ton street, ClevelHid
70 the above might be added volume tf certificates
and ComPhwopsr notices but the most satisactcr
recommendation Is the personal ADVANTAGES AL derive
fTom Dr. GihgOn's valuable discuyo les ard services
DIR, A GIBSON. Eclectic Physician.
PrOlrssnr Of EleCtrppathy and Medicine
DR. Gbsons new work on ysioOgy, Tor sale at his Office
The only TX ever published giving Ia detail the chaTar
ter 81 by the cnprrumeht and Cuubinng specific
Jirartisps Tor phUlCul cultivation.
Office Ontar' street over ~. Beck & Go. Store %
wv doors from the Public square. ONCE hours toh 10
u =. NJ aud to6P d.. daily, SundiSs excepted.
s8pl3 RS
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In July, 1855, was talou with ordinary summer com
Nint for which neg geciei taking remedies, hoping
hat would snon SOP Of itself hut Ia about weeks
60 gmencrd passing mucus aud blood and grew weak
hat was unable To ITO half days work. I applied TO
phySciars was osed first with optates neHt with pills
q htate Of siyr took injections of nitrate Of silver all
mendrd by nurses and old Indies; neither did hev do
any ruUd Again returned to the the physicians
aud was dnstd win qny qunntty o th4 mst powerful
In May. lS5e hfteT having The tisoase Overten months
end wh'h v the WY WIS uruuoUuce1 10 be- of the
Grasunberg D,s erv Syrup, which did. In less than
fpeHiy Ju hours after commencing is use the disease
lhiiilNa
mouCoi daily Hhluuns with cold water and over since
have .n'Oyed ercollent hea th
used hut portion Ot hOte tu urrOmpli IA this good
work, and ever since my bov been very regular
evacuattng tn mseyes once "a day.
From my experience, unhesitangly pronounce II the
best Dysentey MEDICINE ever made and would heartily
neud ts use to every with lte difficulty / am
led TO make this statement the pu lilo, through gratitude
ur the bcssns II upon me aud ihr6rh the
use. j. n HART,
offico of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
IIavng had an opportunity to test your au e medicine
for howell complaints the Gra' euerg Dvsene Syrup in
my family most cor llaly recommend It auTdng
" Hnl efficient relief IN such II acts like perfect
charm, and cannot doubt that when s we'll known
IFS merits dnmand II will afford relief TO thousands now
gr a Alderman S6d kcii6S ssSd1
have had opportunity Of witnessing he effect of the
orleienheis Dy ener Syrup ia casos o bwu complaints
ttpe " tUse OF severe chlIgcte and have no hes
aton ~ saying that is admirably adSuted for the
theso diseases 4 h. De FORREST, NJ. D,
CTotsn Waior Commr AID Alderman, N Y.
" orsalo by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ For medicines or agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
augs AReut Tor Ohia.
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i s17fA 1893.
rffcizisssfssh
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during tho present season. then well known aud
. FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh & OsweEo, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and oswego, and Cleveland, Sam
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osispsburgh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. II. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, burlington, Concord Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And nt oswego with the
New oswego Line OF Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal
Behreea ostoegO, Troy, Albany and New York
Connecting also at DunkirE with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Botween Ounkirk, Gle, elan'l aud sandusty, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILRoAD LINE
Between Dunkhk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded by thus Line will be subject to
but un5 trJuGl pmCnt.
CV7- Merchandise marked N T. Go E1pIoss, Will he
forwarded fr New York hy Express FToght Tram
the New York v Erie Railroad, aud promptly ioi-
warded from DunkiTk.
TE These Lines connect at CLEVELAND with the Cleve-
land Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
] MYERS. Agent N. 4 Co q, No. iii Broadway, N Y. =.
J. l.. WARNER Agent N r Co, No 3CmntiGs SLIP Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N r Co, No. s6 state street
A. CUtsfMAN, Agent v C Line No lCs state Street
CHAS s TAPPAN. cor Gth and Chestnut st. Phila
T. +. CHURC IL, Agent. Ruuses Putnt, N Y. -. ,,
e. l. THOMPSON, Treas. n. I. Co, ,OglCnsburEhi n =
GEORGE PARK Err, Age I,
HOV EY L CRAWFORD, Osweeo. N. Y.
S ID CALDWELL, Agent, Duukirk.
PELTON 4 BREED. Cleveland.
j. s CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, D.
J x MCBErI, Agent SauduskY
WAI. = WAl KER, Agent, Toledo
". X. MA CliEMS, Agent, ID stTOt Mich.
J. II. LRAMFORD, Miweukee, Wis.
MciIFNRY BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER u co, Chicago
JACOR WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II r WIBORG X Co, Fulton city, Ill.
n W. GRAHAM 4 co Cairo, Ill.
FIFE X MICHAEL, st. Louis
Onice Of the Northern Transportation CompanJ,l
Cleveland, Feb. 18th, 1859. !
mar0R6 p. ClIAMBERLIN, President.
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lObpsitialls s. 9urQrons.
nr. AMOS & SON,


DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corugr OF Main and Quay streets, HUFFALo, N y
4 RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
Surgeons. o linden ' Nay be eosGite frni oclcE
the uorniug until aatnglr, eycry stage au3 symphonic
OF thirty ears tStsisye rrcice in Europoend erioa.
AMosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An srumen for the cure ut Nocturnal Emissions more
uonly cured from 6neen days to two months by 'he use
u this instrument, when used conninty win men'eihes
yoyEs MEN TAKE sARTegh4R SoTEcE IE, ,D.,
have most impoput instrument tor the euro
the above diseases u has hten sn6cGsI @ 10 t9 % s @
New York has bceu dersred the oniy mSe2l insra
y disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Pc
N B.@br AMOS SON. in order to satisfy the most
keptical the morris Of tins instrument, pledge tien-
' err AZ r trai lie money Viii be refunded by re.
! urnlHs the instrument In good order
A CURE WARRANTED
DR.. AMOS N SON have devoted thor attention tKclu
syey % this peculiar class of maas and the ee the
have consequently heeu TO the follow cfea
escept patients and other, daily arriving utGwn trom a
gts S bys been T, tiythe most
gna advantages yot from what they ase eEpeTirncta -
IRON 'e @ tst i tbev bSys Wl,gys enteTtaoe t
pusshyo their prev entiou, and removal aud likewise
invariably iuuud lint IA mos horrible aud malignant forms
loowiuF causes Ignorance, neglect orthe b'd oht So
9nsspi and nplSpe[ lh{Tr9ry s, pI ~
heir remedies, safe eiectun and cautious course, omit
character us well as those premature iniudic NJ
application might be- productive ol bad consequeqces IN ih,
,irreuedes the le>seuing OF great uf human
-,isy6os ilicii0us 1 are m rtsiy tho secret foes Of ii,
rod which so e1le4syf surround nsGsl''ou'
COUNTRY INvALuDs.
Persons ia mart of the world may he successfully
treated hy forwarding correct detuilof their Sc, with
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.JIEKIFF AM SpEOIAL MAS.

~ TEWS SALE Pursuant 10 thU command ~ gu or.
dor Of sale issuei from thn Ctuit of Common Pcas Of
tuy'hga County the suit uf Hurare D. clark, Pmin-
h as st loan Eietter ahd others Dciendnuts, 10 me
dtrCitd, th otur sale, a. pub tc ntc n, Az the
door OF the Court House urr Of Stucca aud Chamulan
stfee) 10 the city VI evBltd, n sgld county On the
hth dw Of NuVrub1 w. 1859 al o'clock =. NJ, uf said Jay
ths following dos'tlb VI lnds Qtd touoWeots 10 Wit
"Sitnate Ia Middoburgh Township said county, beng
y-uno and hr ,-uui this HrrUs the side OF lot
No ltur, NJ section No ard Is the SAM land doedodb
Froucs GTtFrr in Abrsh.m Frederick and John Frttor,
Decen Dor lth. lsig, recorded ok ~, paeo 80
ID, l.. wlGHTMhN, shit
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La II t,s.s;..:;sl 5yss "a
CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAIL ROAD.-TlAE TABLE, No. 10.
To effect on and after THURSDAY, February 10, 1850
aOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 HOuHgs- fOuH0SigWH 70 Ctebt
fgtsH taHd.
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srumeu for the ut Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuun seminal Weakness Nc. Can be pefmA
u0uty cured 6feeu days tu two months ly he use
" this Instrument when used conuinty with medicines
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ltav 49tonIl Goa 30 uOwa.er-Eastn 1lohll I20 %
10 baied fltou -tl - sandy Il'd Cemnt % o IS
Hops ........R3b 90 lGWhite Lime ....., ID o.
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A PLEASANT sTIMULANT
A CARD o TIE PUnLIC,

For tho Gen tai Ogns be obtained by sending So to
SENT FREE EY MAIL.
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Persons la any nr the world may he successfully
treated hy forwarding correct dutuilui their 81, With
remtta aucO Tor medicines &c.
Address DR. AMOS SON, cnrnor Main and tluay-sts.
nufiIlO n. v 1arSlS ls2hh
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Reef mess .R7bbl . 5l,nl0 o.
Reef prime mess. ID
Pork mess No lis 2bd 10 ~
FORK mess No. 2. 10
Hams NJ crdf9cwt. ---llll ~
Hams c'y cd4lowt. 9 5N0i0 W
bacon sidesflcwt. 5 Wtd = 5l
Shldrs sr edtlcvt. a . W
Shtdrs cv cdtlcwt. q > W
Butter W Il. plb. liQ 10
DO Roll-..... tdl
Butter state .fllb II ln ~
Chsese. se......Fllb. TAO Sb
Eggs -..... fldnf y Ia .,
Lard. No l.. 9llh. IL a Il
Lard. No2. 7llb % -
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CfnoL Notifrs.
NHERTDpS SALE-pUNSUANT

SHERItBS SALE.-PUNSUANT
~ 20 be c1nmaud ol Order of sale, issued om thg
Aon OF lpmmuu Pleas of Cuyuhuga cnuny ui VIE suit oi
!uanihhu W kuliV pu, uguust owen ~, keV ulherft
eelendang tt % ing tfurecling DO tnruinl 20 ,me
oec cd Hhal urr iuf sale ht public uuton n thoueur
u the touft tnuso (coruu Suncca aud Chumpuin sH
n The Cnyoi Cleveland a "a county on tho 9th day Of
November 1853 Ht 2Vuuck = NJ ut snd dav Tue l low
g soihed ical estato, \" vat situate ~ we Nn{ OF
Nlctom a. the tuuutY uf tutuhgu, unl -ts 90 ONO
heiue VI No. three tO iu william tu>rs suidvisuu ct
ins Nos ltl uud t2 said lot being thfg toci front on
Lake ttott AVID running haUs hudud au1 tght iuet
oh rear rect. Appusrdri SltOUQ Alal,l 10 ~ nnl
the fCfduury interest lot No liA lhOug thO whole Of
keU asigurd ,htteta in John M W oseys sub ,ision
OF Ciy ois Numbered from i5i lS Of the ufignhl e
lO'ment ol urvll tuu Cluv land, AMI Is undtd norh
wUstet y u font by Ohio lortheOsiUry by lot 10
suthena Ov iu BY GarU lane aud southw estCrY
by ut lJ mud hy ct in width aud oue hundred ieot In
doatH, said lot al upprfts 81 $40 80 ant said rusdu
uy mi eiest In sud lot lil uppiWsau S2A31 Tho dow
uttrrs IN lot ~ viii be sold muk lng conreis ilo
To- said lut %. l. MtGlirMAN Shorin.
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26

Mr.. John Shercr's confectionery store
and oyster saloon was broken into Wednes-
day night, and the thieves proceeded to
help themselves to abouta gallon Of oysters
which they cooked up in the incest style,
then they attempted to get into the front
room to get cocktail we suppose, for there
the liquor is kept, but failed in making
an entrance. This is certainly the coolest
roguery which we ever heard Of, and we
doubt whether there is another town in the
State which can boast such delightful and
elegant thieves.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-26
The 22d.

The morning Of the 22d was ushered in
by the beating Of drums and the firing ofri-
es,-and here we would remark that no
one can form an idea of the pleasing SEN
sations one experiences when awakened by
the noise of drum and fife, about three o.
clock in the morning; first the delightful
impression that you are in a city about to be
stormed, with floating visions of hideous
grenadiers and armed cavaliers, then an un-
defined but exquisite feeling Of doubt and
uncertainty as to whats the row." and
then comes the browning pleasure of know
ing you arc wide-awake, past redemption
oh it is glorious But to return to the
22d. The day was enlivened BY the para
ding Of the gallant West Augusta Guards,
accompanied by the Mountain Sax-horn
Band, which the while, electrified with mar
tial music the warlike souls Of the gallant
soldiery.
The celebration Of the day was concluded
by a fair given at the Town Hall, by the
ladies Of the town, for the benefit of the
| Guard A beautiful banner was pre-.
sentcd to the company in an eloquent and
appropriate address by Mr. James II. Skin.
ner, and received by Capt. VIM. H. Bay.
lor, in a speech marked by elegance and
grace. We regret very much that We
cannot adorn this issue of our paper with
the graceful addresses of the two gentlemen
above named. We were happy to hear thai
the fair succeeded beyond the expectations
Of all, and the proceeds will be amply SUI
icient to meet.a all the purposes for which il
was given.