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bhUWN q ANDREWS,
le3dlw&W2l239. Box 1858. Cleveland, Ohio

LuhBER-PRicE RFDUoED-I would respect.
fully call the attention OF those in want Of Lum.
Der, that have opened a Lumber Yard In oonneo-
tion with my Planning Mills. l have large as
aortment OF Lumber, Lath and Shin ,es. Also
100000 ofDry Joist, seanung and Squared Tim.
er. keep and.manufActure lorsae the following
named articles, as good and cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment in the city -
dressed FlooringiAsh, Whitewood aud Pine, Dress
ed Siding, Doors, Blinds and Sash, Mouldings Of
oil kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
and cut, White Wood Shingles, Doors aud Window
Frames, Brackets and Corniees. Scroll Saving
All kinds Of work done for customer. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine $3.50, Ash or Oak 81. so.
suriacing Lumber $3.50. Call and see Mil and
Yard corner otI.hs aud Kinsman Streets, Clevo
and Ohio G. II. KIDNEY.
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ANOTHER LAKE observation-disclosures T. G.
Colt capsized between this city and Buffalo last
Saturday afternoon in the hard blow, and fears
are entertained that some Of the crew are lost
MIXING UP BABIEs.-The Weaveryllie (Cal
Journal gives the following account Of an affair
which, however it may move the laughter Of our
readers, we fancy to have made some OF the parties
concerned "laugh on the wrong side of their
mouths"
''some time ago there was dauclng party given
up north most of the ladies present hf little ba.
bies, whose noisy pCrversty required too much at.
tentiou to permit the mothers 10 enjoy the dance
number Of gallant young men volunteered TO
watch the young ones while the parents udulged in
a breakdown No sooner had the women left the
babies in charge OF the mifchievous Cevils than
they stripped the infants, changed their clothes,
| giving to one the apparel Of another. The dance
over, II was time to 60 home, aud the mothers bur.
riedly took each baby, in the dress of her own,
and started, some TO their home, ton fifteen miles
off, and were far on their way before daylight. But
the day following there was prodgous row in
| that settlement mothers discovered that single
day had changed the sex of their babies; obserVa.
ton disclosed startling physiological phenomena,
| and then commenced some OF the tallest female pc
dcstianism living miles apart il required two days
10 unmiX the babies, and as many months TO re-
store the women TO their naturally sweet DISPOSE
tiOns To this day 1t is unsafe or any of the baby
mixers to venture within the territory.
Police CoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE.
The following was this mornings business.
James Berry, burglary, bound over in the
sum of 5000.
James Honuessey, assault and battery, dis.
charged.
Elizabeth Calrymple, vegraney, sent to In.
frmary.
Frank scovile assault aud battery fined $40
and 30 days dungeon
Mary Wells and Fanny Smith, disturbance
fined $40 each.
John Nicholson, disturbance, fined $40 ant
costs.
Alexander Beard, drunk, fined SO and costs
Mary Murphy, Alice Trainor, John johnson
and James johnson, visiting house of i'll. fame
James and Mary fined So each and John an,
Alice $40 each.
John and Elizabeth Bsckman, drunk, sent I,
Infrmary.
Benjamin Averill, petit larceny, fye day
bread and water-being one day for each penn
stolen.
Mary Ann Porter and Julia Csrman, drunk
fined s5 each.
ThOs FiIIahine, assault and battery, s5 an
costs.
Henry johnson, petit larceny. find $40 an
costs
Russell G. Williams, assault and battery, fine
. 3 and costs
John MeDemott assault and battery, fine,
$50 and 10 days on bread and water.
John Collins, petit larceny, fined s25 and sen
to dungeon 80 days
John Evans, drunk. 81 and costs.
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TOR A GOOD ARTICLE of Com.
IL meroiAl Note Paper, slOj per ro1m.
JB CORR a 20
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Gonneeting az Bl6io NTH Trims fer Net5 York Bost
ADany Niagara rails ant all important p0tts East All
tUit7 Steamer ATT0'0 for Niagdrd Falls ' '
WARDS LINE
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NEW YORK MARKET-June %
Tuv rannpu


Flour-Markst -ery heavy. unsettled. and los lower
Sales $500 bbs ~ S540N5 90 for uuer Satp saOab 90
extra state; s. 50d86 wsn; $3.50 for common TO
good ezra wsn S56D5 80 for do round hoop Ohio clos
ing heavy.
Rye Flour-Si0 IS, an quiet
Wheat--Market du and nominally lower. Sales at 30
for old aud mved ed Southern iO1l IS for cid rod
southern; LII for old white Ky I73 for new amber Ten
Rye dull at ssc,
Blrley dull and nominal.
Corn-stsadv Sales $3.50 bus at soc in old mixed
western; 8gds2 for d. Sin stO 81 for yellow;
s3O3- for rounp yellow: aud sGc for good southern yell
low
Ca 1adisn
whsky-Heavy Sale, 80 bbss al 25li
Pork-LOwFr and less nc Sal' 2150 ibis vi SlGll
46 Is for Sl7lSl for primo mess SIG J5@lf6 on
thin mess S1s5cd9 for cea; Sl3.l2 as l3 q pims
including $40 bbls mess ID list evening at SIG.
Beef-Uachanged Sale 500 bbls az 81 b00S7 for prime
5000 for mess; Sl00l325 for repacked Crago; Sli
$3.50 for extra Prime mess b5ef dnl at .0,G2b
Beet hvms l5l0ls
bacon quiet. Sales 81 tierces begged hams at ltA
Cot meats unchanged Sales $50 vkgs GlG6656c for
DIV salt shOulders 1h7H for picksd shoulder eso 7s
(lsA for dTE salsed hams: sil(d99f for picked hams
l. ird firm. $50 bhls n(0l y
Buiter-t1ul; l3C1 fsr Ohioi 1tIai9 ft stale.
Cheese-Quet at 4d9%,
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9m physician Of thirty year3 practice My principa
y has been discusses Of ioInaes, They have generally
9ieh I b9si snrs pRainng the materials composing
Mhieluls Uterine CathOliCun WIS pleased with them
gave .Rem iair trlal aud iound myself abundanily
utsbluL lhmy former pructCo could only mitigate the
0mp0ms g about half lhe cases and cuu cure ono
ten NOW can radically cure least soyonte-n IN tw,u-
w anu mhgalo tnQ rest consider M irshallp Uterine On.
lhohcQHthe greatest blessing to fQIpes have met with
j, II. WILLIAMS, M d., Charleston
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=, - West Re ford, Coshocon Co. Nav Il, 1881
Mr. H. D. kngs ~ Sit ~ have been selling tho NIsdi-
cnes OF me Getenbeig Company for the last years
anu nave lyntaby iuuud them to give good snttsfntip
aud The pills have sold TO great many f e s s
liy US lheit tea aud coffee and with NV trade they have
t. t.Piu giuol". Htarshalrs Uterine Catholcnn
uat mas done great amuupt 81 uuoa in femnle
diseases One ldy spl9 t0 tad me tai shehs reoev-
eu pe AeneW from one hulto than she did from long
course OF medical treatment by tue skilful physi
clans. Yours truly.
jim. !, 1888. JAMES WILSON.
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GRAEFENBERe
Tuunily -
IInMr irsr.nnnu

hare, hii hiihosp lfqmhull Co, Ohio, March l. 1851
Wy netty tnnt have been dealing in INC 3fnifrn
meuicges ior Tie ras year. and can trnig saw iha
h.{ui ungIeQ any medicines 90 the public tint have
@ es n we qecided appreciation Of the penplo ke these
~ o lhS fis and Cnholcon They will fondiiv
M ab,9t esue more lhan is promised for them hnv6
and hear b s 3i We Cethocou the past " ssSn
j. ~. &. JOHNSON Medical AGENT
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so IS A
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptve, and all those who are guEer-
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
neart, Liver, and stomach.
VHE well known ard justly celebrated
4 Indian Herb Doctor, - -
r j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
NouId .uuUulre m Ueuue uf Cleveland vicinity.
Once No. NIB Onrnrio Street.

Once No. 13 OnrnriO street.
All who scfing IrJW ige lb yo named diseases, OF
my other complicated compliant Of years suulng
formed that they consult the Doctor CV FREE OF
CHARGE
ID is hoped that wi spait cure until they
have the Indian HeIu Doctors Medicine fair aud
uitIfu' ira.
CB- During the Doctor travels n Europe West indies,
EasJ Indies, guh Asercl and the Unif0 States, he has
ucuu IhC rumtnt m Gods hand 90 restore 10 healthund
gor thousands who were eyon up and nnognced iucu-
uhle by ihe most eminent Old school PhySruns, nay.
more thousands WIN were the verge of the grave
nov LIVING A1NUM ENrS To the Indian Herb Doctors
skill aud rssiul treatment aud daily oNc aiming.
Blessed hu The Dag EEuu lst and laTuUk ui The
led gn Herb Doc ur's NudUinl'
RpmtmlUrt adv vice lrcB. The poor shall
e I heull. RENE mueruI.
~ Take Nuucc-ovury Wednesday aud Friday Dr Ly-
can be consult at The Franklin House, Pear lst
WHgt SlleD
Tg- eGire Ilour~-frmu A. M.toGP.M-
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Established Tor the cuie Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeDer and Aguc,
asthma, Incipient Consumption Iqfrm-
ltiss ot Youth and old Are &c.
~ NO MERCURY USED. "A
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CONTRACTNG AGENTS.

JOHN u. MOORE Agent N. g II Il. No. 2D7 Broad
VI b. S5AULDING, Agent spauldmss Express. No 2iO
Broadway. N Y.
CHEMgERLiN THOMAS Il co Proprietors II Nler-
chants Cnnfri Canal Line, No. 1871 broadway, Y
WI STEWART, Agent cleveland y Pitt'bur liatropd,
D. B. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland n Pittsburgh
Railroad Wheeling. Va
HUBBY HUGHES co Forwarding giants, ,CleYe-
land Ohio.
MIX MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
ONO.
II. Q MCDOWELL. Special Agent. Cleveland, O.
j. ] TALLMAD0E, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
Wis
RICHMOND & co., cor. Clark aud South Water stree
Chicago.
SHELDON PEASE, Mmagiug Agent
mnlh.lba N1icn lnnI of MirhI.nn n nnII-n. ".
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JAMES WILSON.


t,o,di ti Ill " AmEhlCAn AZ, w @mOMFls -.
aud all local uterine diCultiesand constitutional troubles
Of wGmenl ale pnIlrely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSllALLS UTEHNE CATHOLICON
~ this connection Miss Beecher, ser Of the Rev Hen
Ward Beocher in letters to the people page l29 says
have uine sisters an sstCrs-in- law and fourteen fe-
male cousins, all led, aud al deucatC unl ang
And the immense cirC ltO my friends and aCquain
oun O eCa teu married ladies' born in this century and
uniTy who are perfectly healthy" In cases. however
where the Gueleuhers CathocOn has been used
that health has rapidly taken the plOco Of disease and
ladies have becumpT bust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF ira, SAYS; sB9auti f Indeed is the
conidng trusting iaure Of woman. but how much does
n3el to be pateCtBi by watchhlness that will lend her
% time Of disease TO appe9 to medical ayisey OF .clen
uic education MORN worth and purity OF cbaraCtern All
pany,
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ID h. j.. q. AYE R a CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has wan for itself such Iouoy for the cure OF every
ne OF Throat and Lung Complaint that 10 ls entirely
necessary for rs TO recount the evidence OF us virtues
wherfverl hns been employed As 81 has long been n
constant throughout thE section need not do more
than assure the people is quality kept 20 tho best
ever has been and that IL be relied ON 10 do for their
relief all II has ever beeniuund do.
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AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS.


FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PUR0AWYE MkDlcrNE
For Costveness;
For tho Cure Of uygpepsia;
For Jaundice
bOrthe Cure OF ludig gestOn;
For ieadachU
fpT the Cure of DyFcuteyi
foT a BUpl Sonachi
Forthc Cure Of ETyspuas
For the Piles;
For the Cure Of ScTOlula
FoT all ScTuful0us Comp nints
For the Cure Of Rheumatism.
FRf Diseases OF the skin;
For the Cure of LIVER Complaints;
For Drupsyi
For the Cure Of letter, Hum0rs and Salt Rhe ipa
For Worms;
For the Cure Of GOut;
For Dinner Pill;
For the Cure Of Neuralgia;
For Purifying the Hood
They sugar-ooaed s0that the sensitive can take
them pleasantly, aud they tine best nparent in he
world Tor o u lhe purposes OF family physic
Price 25c. per Box Six Boxes for 81
9Teatnum ers Of ClGEymon, Physicians Statesmen and
emnoa pcrsonases have lent their the nm
PARALLEL usefulness OF these remedies but space here
will not permit The insertion Of them The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMERtcAN ALMANAC in witch they are
gven with also full desCunto9s OF he above eomnnpts
and the treatment that shond be followed for their cure
Do he put on by unpnoped dealers with other prem
arntiOns they make more profit Demand AYEus and
take others The sick the best aid there IA lOr
them, and they should have it
All our remedies are for sale BY
WM. FISK, and GAYLORD HAMMOND aud al
Dealers In Medicine,
eson dhtW eIa kWso o.
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Dr.. AMOS & SON.

Corner Of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
"a the State who are members of the Royal College Of
surgeons, London. May be consulted from o'clock m
te morning until at nig in every stage and symptom
uease The treatment they adopt the resultJ upwards
OF lrlY years extensive practice in EutOpc and erica
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,iss nau Tna5 ~ Bushnell saws Of tho GraefenberpM
.tt = .. s.hh pn(tlclqn Of extensive practice, and
be resides. 80 "'
" THIS certhes that I have used the Graefenberr pu
and MarshallS Cahohcon, sold here bv j III ii johnson
n ny praotioe 70 my enthe sotisiaclon They are good
HarlloTd, TTumbull Co. o. March 4 lsbI ""
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Young MEN ,TAIyE ,P4RUpULAR NOTICE.

An srument for the euro Of Nocturnal Emissions more
property known as Seminal Weakness, &c Can be perma
neny cured a. from fifteen days to months by he
TINS INSTRUMENT when used cOnuutly with medicines.
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r1OUaL MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
" ANUS SON tdRe pleasure in announcing that they
nave invented most Important instrument for The
the above diseases 1t has been subjected test b the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Philadelpmu
and New York; has been declared the in u
mehl ever Invented for tho Oi Seminal Weakness
a,y disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$lUbY mail z eX press
N i DIR AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptul ustO the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that ia any instance where may prove uualsac
tory af er fair trai the will be refunded by re-
turning the instrument IN good order.
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NEW YnRK STOCK MARKET-Inne %.

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
sOrds ID bosrd steady but dlll Eric, lst meeting So
Hsflem 81 do Isl Md sinking fund bonds 60; Canton ls4
Hhrl "a 95k Harl 10; NJ g. do gd 2TAi ~ Gl Gal
Chic 63h
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BUFFALO MARKET-Juuo 2s

LBY TELBGRAPU1
FlOur-Dul snd heav, sales bbls $3.50 for
Wis 50 bOqSI for Mich, Ind and Ohio; SO9jas for
double
Ind and Ohio.
Corn flrTasr Sales Il 600 bus Irisois aHoat and from
store a. 7iJI7bb,
l. ~ sales Of other gr0ina
B. Whi,ky-Sales roo bDls at 2bc.
Canal heights-shc on corn, 90 on wheat SEC -four
TON. Y
Lake impOrs3OO bbls -four 5000 bus wheat 49 90 bu
cOTn
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Il gives me great certify TO the nvarahle GU
rative action of the GIuefonberg Mnrshats Uterine Ca
IN all cases OF female disease, aud to the skill aud
nigh moral character Of the A.edba Department of the
Grueienberg Company.
J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly aohed
To Wiineps the eape heahof women, as have Travelled
ay circuit preaching the Gospel thauk God however
That have al these diseases give way 90 the Graeen
berg harshalls Uterine Calh0lcUn whei it has I
used. Rev PETER SHARP. p'A .-o,,s,, N,.b ooi'
iVrmsf @! " estem Stark, Medina 90 o
JF FOrsale by Druggists Medicine Dealers throush-
out the STATE 'T's
~ Fornediclnos OF agencies address
II. B KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
marls Aeent Tor Ohio
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CnIINTRY- IhWAIIne

Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &C.
address Dr.; AMOS SON, corner Main aud Quay-sts.
buhalo n T. JGnea&Wiy2G5
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a CURE MARRANlEn-

DR. AMOS x SON have devoted tior tttet.tion srclu
w. i5f ciiSS r. "l ,sl.s' 'J
lures Is uy testified and gratefully acknJw edged by con
escont patients aud others dHiB arriving from u
parts OF tue country for the express purpose uy of consul
while THERE xeruns have been cr by the
signal advantages yet trm what they have experienced no
outing lnto the caues Of these Infectious complaints
IRON their most simple condition to that OF the most dan
gtruus ana lnveteute) they have always ntertaned h
1ssply ~ Rslr prevention, and removal aud likewise
lVhfiy Ound tnat the most horrible malignant form,
OF dseHs could almost invariably be TRACED 10 QUE U the
ioloRug causes gnQrspCu, neglect the bad elect so
uhhl4l ana improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SUN nave succeeded ~ discovering ia the selection o
hrr remedies safe, eiociunl and cautious course omit
Ting all combination of remedies VIII c bear an eouIyOcu
character as well as those whose premature niucious
Application might be productive Ol bad consequences In the
1dS OF private individuals In short the audabe end ui
'rTomedies rs the lessonng of great of human
toy by the alienation, relief and preveuC0n OF those
leyOus 2hcons that are IN reality the secret foes e
tnd which whethey so extensively surround aloud
oTQpr skill and nlerferen jn their 1tsImination
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SUMMln u ARRANGEMENT.
Mn A IhnlInn nn 81


SUMMIn ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
H. 1859 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland as follow,
5J1 AN ClGcluna Express New London Sbelbv
tIeSt tlne, Gallon, CardingtOn, and N Switch
1880 A. NJ. Mail stoppins at all stations
jew ~ lnlhhat Night Passei ger, stopping all sta
tIohs ,I DttWeen Lieyeand and Gallon, and at
CalulhgtOh and Deluware also stopping tO
les't passtneerh at all atous south Of Gallon.
g,.-.,- g., CONNECTIONS.
'H'i"y' nnh9uehN Mansheld and Newark Railroad. for
,,--.,.-- ,htansheld Mt Yeman, Newark Zanesve. M
SiN''hNo lsnufEhi ~, Wayne aud Chicago Railroad
,3I Forest pperSaudusky, Delphos Lima. nj
wayne, Lap9rte, Chicago, SC west, and East
,,.I,., a ioI ~, ,hnlahsheld wooster, MassIllon, &C.
NaloA anu tlleunlalnt Railroad Line luT Marion
tIhtdine5 Aluney UniUn, Muucie Indanspolis
deII, Haute, ,Vlpe6Rne3, Evansville Louisville
Cairo St. LOUIS, &C.
De aware Dayton and Cincinnati Line, nl Springfield n
Dayton, Hamilton Cincinnati, Richmond In
Glanapolis, TeTe Haute, 81 Louis &c; and al
Clncinnali with the OHIO 4 Mississippi Rail
ROAD Tor Louisville, and all points the Ohie
Columbus Litsle Miami aud Columbus, and Xeuia Ran
road iOr Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis Teus
hautei ST Louis, Morrow, Low land and Gin
cnnhll anu with the ONO ami hlissssippi Rail-
road al Cincinnati for Louis he Evansville
Cairo, st LOUIS and allpO OIuts on the Ohio river
Coumous, central ONO Railroad tOT Newark Zunesvills
Mleehngy 10; Columbus, PiQua and Indiana
- Railroad for Piqua, Urbunu &c,
w For Tickets TO ali points and Information applv M
songer Station. %
Cleveland April 9, 1859.
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oSWEGO MARKET-June ..
ny TELEGRAPH.
Flouf very dull with declining tendency No sales
importance.
Whsat quist and lower
Com wi hout mateTiol ohange.
Canals frFighis duh Rt nTe viOus rates
I ak imDris-3 hr hu wnoat
No shipments OF -four or grain
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
JUNE 29-To O'CLOCK p. NJ
ENTERED
Steamer WeEteTH Metro oils, pense buffalo
. Sea Bird, Bludaett, Buffalo
May Queer, VigeT Detroit.
Forester Ward, Toledo
SchoOner Sp gdwell, BENNETT, Lake pur.
81. Albons, Scott, Marquette.
CLEARED
Schooner Arctic BigeloW Sagnaw,
Ckallengs, simpson, Marquette.
H0odeT Young,
BCsW g Peud 2 Baker. Buffalo
Z" p Hnle FarEher, Sandusky.
Steamer May Queen WieeT Detroit.
So, RiTd, Blrdgett, Bufftlo
Western Metropolis, Pease Buffalo
Forester, Ward. Toledo.
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SALE.-Pursuant 70 tho
,yssamssd Of wiz ofvsa ssposs,s ,ooss i,.p'pa Il tGs
sg . az 9iasbrs ~ sohae sgia EaoeSs1ss S1s,iS lathe
me lfgcsa s@ .o as seror ~ seneca and Ues"'
lan sfesi9 % iRe iyei Ceyyel,g,oss s,ost N nv
hss S,IoSn deicribod iaos ana tes'~ .,s, on
uate in the qiiY o yolopd, Cunb. .agnis 20 Wii, Vf
ogoa plat ofbo vse5 10y No y asd 'sa @ ~ s'1,s re
NO. 1o9 We restefy line syeland bav nq 25 a-igfoet
aai no ee q, " loaeih iorael with Huron street
WIN 7o foe. Wdh-iis noriheiy line beiag pnrsiei t5ory
hs,i;d hss,sr,isod 'a az 'ssqige 81, TO an alley '''''
Ivo rtt,s,sv PM. ,,pp. l. wteHrMAM sheria
| ---t-----z--- w li mall1
'0.'pn " W H'''n' )cd@S,65 HSl ,ol!s Common Pleas
lTHE DEFENDANT w. II HIT.
es Gat adej G pcoa W 6spi SSius, T n S'fs N Rs he
Sgfn S @ 9i1q % ~ n yls county e.emigs iha there b duo
rom May % .'b bSis Se o15 & 'fga@sIH ~ ssGd -,
IN SUD case aa of saa defendant said Hdcha.
s Viii ansvr or denur 10 sold pefiion IN or beiVe Ju-
y 18TH, 1859, tbo same Will pc wpen ~ o.niessee
'''.'''''' A!lest R D NOBLE, clerk
CmrTsE nmyER Pr AtU. -.
| NAV 2th, ls9 may2ldbw2Ji
PROPOSED AMEN,pNLENL TO THE CON
Raltvo 10 an Amendment 70 is Constitution, providing
foF Aonng Sos ions @. lhg G moral Assembly On.
eS4ta s5g 1g Teges @ each & gopI Sqoegr9S gSs s
the state 90 vote ut the si 50 october rCtiOn
a. h apprUv or rpi cton of hr iuowinG udmeut
as substitute for the first cluAe u tic twenty 9th
ou the ariice'of the IOuslu'iun Uf ths state
tg wit; an regular sessions of The General A1cUhy
shan commence on tia fist Mqnay IN January gtNslly
! '' WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Spoak er uf tle House % Representatives..
MARTlN WELEER
| Apiil 3, lS5a PRESIDENT ci lhe hapaie.
REuRElARy or STATES OFFtcE(
Columbus. o. April I, 1869.
thereby certify that I'VE foregoing JOINT Resolution, re
lutivo an Amendment To the Constitution providing for
Aesarihtv % %
v. HUSSELI1
/ apil'btfoata ,kftiWaNy olS state
| Lne sL... uL OAIl-- NouLI ID Lomnon tIlns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
ATTAuHlIENr NnTlIIUE. lI--

JOHN WEBsrER 1 Before q u BENHtM Just .ce Of
the Pea3o, Cleveland Ohio.
THOMAS SILvrR. ,
ON the 18th day Of June, 1859, an
~ Order g' Attachment was issued in this sctiun,
iur e sum of Seventy 5eyon dollars ard hfy-lno c.nts
aud hestme viii oi heariug stths uhc5 of Sald Jus
tce IN the Ciy "a Cleveland July 30, 1852 at o'clock
NJ JOHN WEBSTER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29
PROPOSED AgEEIPALgSE AgEEIJPALIgSE TO Tnn con
srorEiARy on srArr's oyrtor,

Columbus. O. April Z, 1859.
hereby certify that TIVE foregoing Joint Resolution re
lutvo Amendment To the Constitution providing for
st- fhanarai Aesauihtv % o 20
a1rutt .,. e, ..- ., s.ao o"p5
A. v. RUSSELL,
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