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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-29

LACE GOODS.
A RICH STOCK UF FRENCH WORK SETS COL.
"A lars Lace Sets. Vacncc Edgngs, Bands Jarkous,,
and Swiss Edgngs. DC.
March Is, 1850. ss-M
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-29


THE NORTH.CARotlNA rORM book.
An IMPROVED EDITION or rms VALUABLE
g. printed good pspsr and s~bsssa,say ssssa %
aw calf IL eoasaias "ksss Il al those kxsI in.sss.
msns vheI people have oevasos 10 ase snd hsr ssAsx
ais. Euis to Jas,ses Of hs fesee. ssesk Clerks Con.
stables Crness. School Ceenaisseess Ae &C. 10 wksek
are added the Ceusstsen OF Nesth snd ~. rsss
cd STATES On aecoun II the pss<pa eesr> Of he ssse
and Of the eoants titles II sdvss As. Ae rsssss.a
cheapest book easrvd Soc sale) wsea Secs b. ass
extra charge ef ss be rsaarva 10 s.s,s p.ss
see ihss eoa hb~vxs aseeass sssss 10 sAssw wAs
tail By
ND. TURNER.
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Raleigh. May "a. 1859. O.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL. -
1>HE MKT sEsSstox OF nv school. SITUATED
u evs slss sossh u HIleeesvssk. ~ sosos tvsA
nm ds.ss.,E 70 nill.sssessA si ssssss - ~ -
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1900: 10. go to ~ ~ 60
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1850 A1uANAC-S GRATIS.
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WE PARTICULARLY INVITE ATTEN.
w ton to our large stuck Of Waits Goods, CONSIST
ingof
JACONETT MuSLINS AND CAMBRlCS.
PLAID AND STRIPED MUStINS,
NAINSOOK AND Null. MUSl.lNS
BISHOP LAWNS AND D1M1TYa
Also beached and unbleached Shccngs and Shirtings
from cents and upwards.
ALSO,
100 Pieces Of Servants HOMESPCNS and GINGHAMS.
good styles and fast cuors.
March Il, 1859. .e-f
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
LIE HOG yARKET.

The Chic go Press says Market opened dull closed
shade Sales in small lots range Of 4SD
81 f0s weights Of lIJ to 2eG pounds.
The Detroit Tribune Of the 2st says "Notbing has
tTanspred with regard TO hogs few small lots haze been
for hogs 20 25 pounds which would
be iathei under our yesterdby's figures
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says The weather for
saughterng favorable and the prices
favor sellers The sales reached 400 head for
dividing l7U pounds s. d5 for Of 1870 20
pounds aud 1910 for pounds and upward under
stood that lot averaging ~ pounds brought s. s5
many unsod and for auna Is
aging pounds holders their ideas Sc There
position pay this advance however among the
packers The contrary IL tended dempsA he feel
ings Of those had been operating AZ so oHos kSgs
impression this class that 81 hogs would poll the
trade The receipts with good weather. NJ
10 demahd and while this continues prices viii
probAb prevail with full supply dgure could
relied uess the heavy operators change the IT vie
materially which is probable This explain alton
for Of those who opera ing in tbs intero
Provisions firm, bat there demand at pr el
equal TO value hogs. Old pork held 81 e.
AID sl45S5 varying acce ding 70 brand For e,
delivery Sl4O0 freely odred Bacon sid s. dl
sold 9e aud prime lard IN barrels At s1te Gree hami
wera firm a &c, And green shonlders sold At 4Ae.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
NEW YoaK MARKEr-Nov. IA.
ERY TRLKsRAFH.l

Piourssss Of Il bhls at 81 sost s5 for super statsi
as eassb for State; S4s0G5 05 tor super esieIn
sbbS as for couimon med WESTERN 50, b05 b5
nr good s Upug brands extra TOuId hop o.
Market less active, but thout change
choice eTtia Quiet aud unchanged.
Rye Fluur-ln fair request 81 SiC0git'O.
Whent-MaTket dull and Urces without change Sales
u bus Sis for common to Cluci sl9 Mil Club
Rys@Scarce and frner. sal,s 90 bus at 9Oe.
Bar ey-Without implrtiut change. salts 10 100 bus At
corn Steady Sales a. 90 bus at 759s5a for new yell
oats Active at lg19is for State western and CAuA-
dian.
Whsty-Biarket very dull and heavy Trhins sales at
PoikATarl OF more tive and frmer Sales 1900 bb's
S662a5T5 mess; SO 66gSl primei slS,OO9l575 prime
Beef-unrhd. Sales Of 65 bbls at SiOO0l25 country
. ie; S55 cOnntry S5g $40 old and Tepaeked
Hnss; Sl0,jN0l, o extra NESS
Reef HansPlenty aud duh at Sl4a4 l5 for rev Wsns
Prime beef more acive sales 500 tteces Cleveland
Cut merts-Quiet and uno tanged. ..
Dressed Hlgs-Quiet and firm AT INC
Lprd-Dull SAT- 800 bbls 1T lOa dl0Ic.
Buter-Duli aud heavy IT l0A9lsi Tor Ohio; Hs2lets.
for State
Cheeat-steady. at s6lld,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
AYRR,S CHERRY PRCT0RAL.

foA THk RAPID CUAE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarssnsss, Croup,
Bronchitis, IJclptenf Consumption, GRs for The
relief Of COHslmpiiUs Patients "a adBaHesd
stages of the disease.
30 wide h the field Of il ussu and yTe
the OF It's cues that ost section " county
abounls In ublog SnOwn, who have been reiev-
ed from alarming aud desneeae daeases OF the lungs
BY its When tIed is suPor MY
81 medicine Of the kim Is too apparennt TO ohsea
tOu and whero virtues known, the public longer
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that nci-
dent % climate. lille many inersT remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dsrare this
has gained fends by every tThl conferred benefits the
am cted they forget and produced
merqus and too remarkahle TO be forgotten.
Prepared by DR., J g. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass
All our Aiedinss for ssle by VIM FIsKE & dAYIORn
kHAAiMoND, and all Dea oTs IA Medicines
decllc &twtm&weOWom
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
ALSO
SAN RD's
Family CathaFtic pills.

COMPOUNDED FROM
PHre Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Gidss
Cases, Air TIght, and iOiR keep il any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL IL gentle but nc
tive Cathnrc, Nhith the proprietor pTac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demnud from those who
have long used the PILLS. aud the satisfaction which
ell regard 10 their use has induced place
then within The reach Of all. y
The Profession well know that different Cuthariics act
The FAEILY oA--FiIARTIo PILL
has, with due reference this well established fact
been compounded from yaIietyOf he puri 81 Nege-
table EItIHcts, which act alike every par Of tie
almeniary canal, and areI-IGOOD and SAFE In all
cases wheTe Cathartic l. needed, such rs DE-
RAN0EMENTS OF the -ISTO NJ ACH II, SLEEPI-
n ESS, PAINS IN THE Back AND LOINS,
COSTlV VENESS, PA NElAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY, ,t-Ifrnm sudden cold which
frequently n neglected, tleud 40 long course Fe-
yer, LOSS OF APPE l..lTI rE,a CREEP Ma SEN
SATION OF COLD OVER THE BODY, RESTt ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or lWEfGHT IN THE HEAD
II Infammatory Diseases, Worms in Children Adults,
Rheumatism great Purifier the Blood and many dis
which flesh is heir too hume mention In
this advertisement. Dose. 20 g.
PRICE so CENTS.
~ Inc Liver lnYgufattr end Family Cathartic Pills
are Iesed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
s. 7 w. SANFORD, NJ d,
Manufacturer and PropTCteF
iy7d&wR2 sos Broadway. New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

ANN'N49 iAfNeAuAf -f''' 50 Al'e
FLoUR-NothiBg Of Consequence doing Prices steady.
WHEAT-Has advanced. Sales are. cars red al = 49,
Ssr white at sl,26
coRN-sae private terms
oATs-Saes two carloads at 4lc
HlGHWINEs-sale % br a, 25hc
BUTTER Continues weak. with ter 3sBev dovpWard -
Sale brls good roll atl4,[e.
EGG2-sae II brls at lGSe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES of a Family PhySie,
Are composed that disease Within the range their no
tion yare withstand evade them Their paueranE
propertes search and cleanse aud ygorao every portion
OF the human organism. correcting its diseased uc0p and
Tesl0finr its VeRlthy vitaes As consequence theEs
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pEn
physical debility to ud his health eIgy
restored by RENE dy Al once 80 simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every dA complaints OF eyey
body but rso many fOrmidab and dangerous diseases
The agent below named Is pleased 10 furnish gas my
American Almanac cungtnng cer Gates of their cures
aud directions for their Ia the following
CostivepeEs, HeaTtbuTn, Headache arising dsOfdeI ed
Stomach Nausea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid lnaction
Of the Bowels Fauelcy inss Of Appetite Jaundce Snd
other Kindred complaints arsug from low state o. the
body uhetTucti0i Of ttS functions
DO not be put On by unpTncpled Dealers With 9TH
pill they make the more proht oh. Ask for AXER't
PFLLs, and lAke n0lhing else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
AY YER'S
A G U Il GU R E..


FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Feper and Ague Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache, or Bilious Headache, and Bill
iOHs Fevsrs--indsed, for The lohoie class Of dis
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused By the malaria of midsnlatie countries
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for by the necessities Of the American people
edy enRb cd TO offer with perfect certainty
that II will eradicate the dsase and with Insurance.
ded proof that harm arise from its use In any
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
walls. PTeutieH is better than cure for the patient
apes the sk which he must violent attacks nf this
baletul distempHr THIS " CURE e1pelS the niasnatio
development Of the disease Ii taken the first approach
OF It's premnDitoy SYMPTOMS, lt is MT only the best
edy yet dis oVeTed for hscass of complaints
the cheapest The largo quantity supply for do luf
brings within the reach Of every boly and in bilious dis.
rios where Fever and Ague prevails every body should
have it and and freely both for apd pro-
lection, IL Is hoped tns price will paee II within the
speedy and certain Of lnermtents that
no uinns or mlneal consequently u produces no qunsm
Those cured byt left as heaay as II they had never
had the disease.
matte poison great variety Of disorders arise from its
irritation, among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GOut
ma, Palpaiion Pnaful Affection Of The Spoea Hysler
les, Pain IN the Bowels COhc ParulAsis and DeTange
nent Of ine stomach az o. which, when inlhis
This "CURE e1pels the poison from he blood and coHss-
queny cures them all alike It's an invaluable protection
In tie maaTous Districts Ii as occasionally daily
while exposed TO the Infection. that will be exreed from
the system, and caGno accumulate sufficient quantity
rpen into disease Hence h valuable pro-
lection than and fw win suffer nom nternit
tents u they avail tn mselves Of the protection this reme
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SALE.-PURSUANT

1Nk to the command OF decretal order Of sale, from
the Cour OF Common nf uvahoga coun at the SUIT
Of Jesse p Bishop Frat Kiln r. Backus and Charles W
Nohle sinst Edward T. Nichols anG Others to ir
ed had Jose for sale pub c auction, At The door Of
the Court House corner Of Seera and Chpmplan stees
in he city Of Cevelund the sh day Of cemhsr 1889
at oclork NJ, the FOIL wiug described premises, 4;
nyahogH and a9wn as b. part Of original ten scIe 1T
No sixty 3d. IN the cry Of Cleye aud bounded fol-
lows Is ginning at poi eighteen rods aud ell inches
westerly from the noyhea ery OF said Lot No
6)l the snuhery line Of Euclid street thence b.
line palalel with th1 said easery line Of ii
lot No sixty (Ol tud eighteen rods Bnd eleven inches
harefrom one hundred aud ninety nine 9 feet and four
inches the north Tine OF tweEy ioi Uiey, thence
ery the nOrhery line Of said allsY and parallel with
the sohorly line u Euclid street hundred and sixty
ti60) feet, tnance norh'ry line parallel with the
erly line Of said let sixty 800 n said souherly line
Euclid street themes westerly said sguherly line Of
Encd street one hundred and sixty 6O feet to the place
OF bsginuing,"
Appr.ised Al sll2n Terms Of sale cash
A. @ LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner.
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Money without any new eaures rates the samy
Sto'fs-sesond Ro-1d-Prices rntuer better Papsm g
opened Il NIX 10 Cash. aud close firm ut 1856
Sterling ExcnangeA fair business for 20 mor ows boat
l09Al0ilOd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
R.syEy, 3 ,eKus Noulp, Atiomo,is' i'4"' ''''A'

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wrts OF vend eSponas issued from the court OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga Co. the suit ofChas Brad
burn P against Cain and Cain and the other the
Of r. Lyon P against T. G. Cain shall offer for sale
sublo forty hereinafter mentioned the 18th Of Oo
scbsd property = witt frame house situate subot 40
IN Gtanger subd vision OF lots 81 and &c. Said lot
Is GO feet front Granger street by $50 feet deep.
ID. L.WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
FJUDsON, Plaintiff Agent ocS2sS
lThe above sale " adjourned 10 the 3st day OF october
1859. ut the hour and place above mentioned.
oct2J-2o5 u. L. .WIGHTMAN, sh riff
TT The sbJve sale adjourned the 9th day Of Novem-
bes, 1889, at the hour and place above mentioned.
uovl4:gbs ID L. WfGHTMAN. Sheriff.
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ntsAsrERs-Propellers Bradbury and Ga spa got Mo
lawk Islund ust below Port COlhome, aud were pu ed
% b. Ihe MaTqaots Al Of them ia this port
teriav. T.e alagltue taking on 800 tonacoa from
Price, CTaWfiTd& Norris
The Scow Valley lies gnteI logged al FaiTport She had
ureFin sly boen ashore there.
seow A Frederick got at Port Bruee where ths
did thTew
FO U She wus in p II Stanley
Scyw AIDA wtIt nio sanduskY day oFtWO since, with
loss Of both anchors.
Ihs CapiBl o. ths Niagara which sr'ted las, Sunday
night rSm Buffalo saw, when oh Conneuug, about seven
miles from the stui boat of vessel There
and icing In hast for fear Of blow he did not
pick tup.
The Canadian 'ehoOneI Cleopatra loaded with -hoat
and Hour Collided with he schntBer Adfiatc, on
Port Mailand; NADIA West, n Monday moraing, and
fhe schooner DSpuch. hsypg on . cargo Of timber 10
reported sunk In Lock 20, Melland Cannl-LHerald last
evening,
MARmR LossEs FOR ls59.-The month Of October
will long DO remembered BY marine underwriters foV
Its heavy Losses,
The Ggregats number OF vessels lost crippled and
missing being less than leo esssed follows 2s
ships n btrks l5 bdgs, 20 sehO ners, steamers.
TIE total yalue amounts TO 1881, 800, eaTgoes $2
O500OO vessels and freighs elT9li70i Of this lalg'
amount SAsOOoO were ia treasure-Phll Ins. Intelli
Hencsr. . NJ IHf
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GruaI Notttrg.

GHER1FFS SALE.-PURSUANT
~ 20 the command Of order Of Issued IRON The Court
q gomm9p Pss Of CuynhoEa eouny at the suit Of sephrgn
TaIbe PITT against Hiram kirkhan. Deit shall Ohar
or sa public auction The Coun House
net " Seneca and Champan streets the city OF Cleveland
IA sed county the Sd day Of December 1859 O'Clock
NJ Of sad day, tne folio wing described lands ard tene
msnis 2 wit Situate IN toe vsge Of Bodlord n The county
ofCuyhhuHa and Il known BY being aut-ot No 2 said sub
lot No y sxy six G5 eet front wins street and
hundred aud fory-slx feet deep, Appraised A. atOO.
n. l.. WluHTMAN. sheriff
WILLIAMSON Rrpptr, Pitas kttys n6vSa6o
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HENRY GRAHAM,
80 cHAs- / FISH q 70 DgEFY,

SHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ 70 the command OF wutoi Yendi fHponas, issued
iruthe Court ofCommOn Pleas OF Cuyahoga oun at he
suil Of A s. Gardner, pt aguust Fredefick Hausema1
def 10 me directed SHALL offer for sale at public augtun
the door the Court House corner OF Seneca Cham
plen stree inthe in said county tbe
2th DAY OF November le9, at cCck p NJ of said day
the blowinP described lands aud teuemeuts TO wit sit
nate In the township Of Parma county Of Cuyuhoga Ohio
and known pert Of Lot No Seventeen az In the Tuck
erman 1ac 50 oSlled bsing al Of sui Lot No J! except;
Ing piece the south part hereof conveyed bY said
Frederick Hausstman John Hnuscrnan by warranty
deed and bounded e snuih the etst and west BY 10y
lines and the north by line to Ue drawn parallel with
said south line from east to west through said lot NO III
and far enough from said outh line to contain ten OF
and. tho piece hereby inende q he
cd being y nine Of land, less, but subec
TO all legal highways" Appraised at 50 $50 90
ID. l.. WIGHrAIAN, Sheriff.
B.R BBAvfs ATTY oct95
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ORDRR OF ATTACUoJRNT,

Seth Hewins, plaintia Before samuel Foambe, ESQ.
against Justice Of tho Peace Of ClOge,
John RleI, DifendantJ laud, Cuyahcga county, Ohio
TNHE DEFENDANT, JOHN RI
LEY, viii take noiice. that at my iustsnce, on the
90 day Of October 1859 the above named Justice issued
us Of said defendant in the above entitled clai
ngaust him favor for the Of Sl2 6T0O aud that
SAID action is set for hearing before said Justice the 18th
nov2:Se SETH HEwINs
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TRANSPORTATION.
S.laNtA 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

:. El1N IOO9'
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during he present season run then we'll known and
FIRST GLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh k OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEM1-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting ut ogdsnsburrh with the
0gdensburgh & Vermont Central r, II. Ronte,
Bstwoen
Ogdensburgh Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at oswegu with the
New oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BefSsen osDsgO, Troy, Albany and Ne1o York
Connecting also a, Dunkirk with he
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
r. Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandulky, and
TR1-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded bg TIN. Llns viii BE- subleOt to
but one transhpment.
" Merchandise marked IN. r Co EXP, VIII Ss
forwarded fr New York BY Express Frotght Train
over the New York Ene Railroad, and promptly ior-
WaTded from Dunkirk.
o. These Lines connect q Cleveland viii the clsTs-
land Detrut and Lake Superior Line.
OIL. APPLY TO
] MYERS, Agent N. II Co No. III Broadway, N. Y; =
J. L. WARNER, Agent N. II Co., No SCHnties Slip N Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent n. T. Co, No. 20 state street
CUSiIAIAN, Agent " c. Line 10 IOs State Street,
Boston
CHAs S TAPPAN cor 9Th and q restuut st., Phia.
T. i. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse's Poi OF, n y
q. l. THOMPSON, Treas N. T. o., OgdenhhuTgh,H-l
GEORGE PARk Ell, Age / >"
HONEY \ CRAWFORD. OsWego- ". Y.
ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunk nk,
PELJON BREED, Cleveland.
| J. $. CHENOWErH co, Cionihaail, o.
j n AlcBETH, Agent 5andusky.
VIM. I. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
n. II. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mica.
]. Il. 1RAWFoRD Mi'waukee, Wis
NcHFNRY L BARKER, Racine, Wis
MAlHER X CO., Chicago
JACOB WASH BURNE, Davenport Iowa
Il P. WIBORG CO, Fulton City, III.
N. W. GRAHAM 4 co Cairo, III.
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office OF the Northern Transportation Companyl
Cleveland, Feb, 18th. 1859.
uRfl9R8 p. CHAMBERLIH Pres iJeut.
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mAhlNu toNNElllONe
At Cleveland with eveand and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus d Cincnns Cleveland and Erie, and Cevs ard
and Pittsburs BaiirE ds.
Al Soloi with hncks 10 Chagrn Falls, SC.
Al Mantua with hacks for kavenna, &a.
At Brarovilie with hacks TO New.ol Fa, s, Sc.
Al Wansn with hacks to Sharon, &. eohfeld, meaivs
Bloomfield Garfield DC.
Al YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell a Enon VALLEY AID thence BY z. +. W. c. h.
X. to Pittsburgh. r,-
Clnreland Feb o $50 -
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)EFAULTHAVING BEEN MADE,

I 1II AUII TN IINU DNNN NJ UE,
~ and the first aving fail to pay the nstallment
which fell due Nov. 1g9 the contract entered into
No ember6 1865, bet Eeon Adam Weshe and George
ShHifsr porY Of tho fist aud Hiram stone party If
the second part m the sae By he sseoqd party to the first
too To 0hio City id Cleveland composed Of a mart OF
the original lots No SO und 10 brooklyn townsbjp
CuE uny Ohio B1d the said having been
by san Il mo 70 The u9dersisned Notice 10 here
said contact The umorsigusd will on the 20 day OF De-
mber Is ut o'clock, A, NJ OF said day, at the door
streets ia tho y Of Cleyeland, uyshog county, Ohio
sell Rt public auction said log OF land aud the improve
nc It's on the same EDWARD WADE
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLRYELAND.
Nov. 22-To 8 C'oLocE p. N.

ERTERED.
Propeller U Bradbury, AlcNslley BufalOi inise and
Schooner B1EsI stacker osEegoi 7sj bbs salt TsO do.
water line. -
Ri Ham "a, Burke, Chicago; 1900 bus wheat,
D 1Liekiason DHscoil, 1Iilwaukss; % Ols bua
Wtlhng on Greene, OswegO; o hhls salt
Industry, Fisu, Trenton; 20 cuTds wood, uiaAter.
MAR Williams, Bur ell, Detroit A0 NJ lumber
20 NJ sling les, 3 NJ lalh,
Bc0sF Bsssue, Rob- son, Keleys lslupr Is ceTds me
stone, Calkins
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dec I, 1858.
From his EHcellency, JAbiE S d wESTCoTT, Governor
o. FLORIDA and N ember o. tne United states Senate:
"For upwards Of twenty years was tfilrted with
disease ia family which The best medical and surgical
talent IN The country failed cure but which welded
most salts acfory manner o. the Gaeonber RemedIts
JAS wEsTCoTT."
NEW YoRK, February, 1859
Or. J. +. BR1DoF--DeaT Sir Some wears 60 in
innate female friend had been suffering from falling OF the
womb whites ard derrged meusruit ition, tOget er with
the attending symptoms clearly descr bed in BdveT
tsements and pamphlets. She hat the best med cal
ss in thus city un ire pros rate aud her phys
finally told hor t Of he though her lite mgut possibly be
prolonged yerf little longer under tue most iudctnus
trea mtnt For twO er that she continual 10 sink
when came INTO your office at GTaefeuherg Medical
Institution and ued her symptoms As you were cnh
dent Of the Gracftnberg MsTshals Catholicon reev
ing her she dscheIge all the physicians aud tried it, tho
dOubtngy Providenii1ly, 1t reey her quickly, and
bOtt es entirely cured her Since hen two yeurs
there has been auy eurrence OF the complaint, and
JNO X. BRIGGS.