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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
HILL PRATT. Pld's Att'ys. febs

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
command Of decretal order of sale, issued from the
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOgl County at the suit OF
Zelotex H hfunrus Solomon Z. Br ct al TO me
shall offer f1F sale at public anctc1 at the door
the Court House. c1rnsr o Seneca and Champan SITS
the Cleveland said County on the lt day OF
March, 1889, O'clock p NJ of said day the following
described lants and ements, TO wit Situate IN the
township of East Cleveland the State Ohio and which
also in the County of Cuyahega and IS known as part OF
$50 said township, and is bounded as follows m
the intersection Of the road lead past 3 P
Beer the said township. with the Euclid Road thence
along of said road y ch ns and 79 links TOT
post thence along the centre of said road chains and @
links post thence The of said road chains
aud ss links TO Smiths Corners, thence
south 50 degras chains and H links TO the centre Of
the Fuc Road thence IN the centre Of said road csins
II LINKS the place Of tesnnins containing nine
acres and FIVE hundred and seventeen housandths o.
land the less but subject 20 all legal high
Appraised at Sl675.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE. Plf's Att'ys fets
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Bankers.
81. HerdInan & COn

u . ElCEuAhAStEA ~ OOsB
No g. Public Square South side. near Ontario ST.
bankers AND DEALERS In
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchange, UneuTrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections thIoughopt me
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills of Exchange Great Brtai Ire ao
France and Germany. We direct IN sums 10 su a.
Sight and so days, the following Banks and brancnes
ENGLAND
Londun-Messrs. Prescott, GrUIe, Case Co, hanAels
LiverpoOl-J. Barnedz Co BankeEs-
Manchester-Messrs. CunIfe. Books Co., hdlkeIsl
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches tro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank aud Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank of Irel2nd.
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And ali their Branches althe principal eIes and towus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co
Greenock Banking Co. in G aSs0w and GreeHOck
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Dra for any sOuut payable in the
principal Cities Of The Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE Bi STEAMER or Sailing Pack et Ships, toor
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland, France md
Germany. can be s. cured al the Lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10
J. HERDmAN 4 Co.. as aboVe
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CHERRIES SALE.-Pursuant to the
command of a writ of vend; eKponas issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Lucas County, at the SUIT o.
Al len Hinckley, plaintiff against Andrew fleIu ane
others defendants to directed shall Oner or saIe az
Public Auction the door Of the Court House cornef o.
Seneca and ChampaiE Etreets in the city OF IN
Cuyahoga County the i2ih day of March, 1888; AT
O'Clock NJ of said day the following described lands and
tenemeHts Situate in the City o Cleveland Cuy-
hoga County and which also in the state Of ONO and Is
known BY part of 50 in Ce Gland village and bounded
as follows commencing the Southery line at Cham
plain street. 100 feet westerly from Ion with te
westerly line of Ontario street a tue nOrth west corner
OF land decided by James S. Clark to Albert " kteb6las on
the 23d day April 1882 and running thence westerly win
Champain street forty fe6t thence southsry a lsht an
giles with Champain street eighty feet 10 an alley thence
easterly with sad alley and parallel with Chanpaln 81
Ory the south west corner Of land deeoed as aiGe
said to SAID Albert v Ste0bns thence northery eghy
feet the place Of beginning be the same more or less
Also one other piece parcel Of land sttuate IN the CITY
of Ceve land which is also IN the County and Siae aoIe
said and known bY heing paris OF Original ots lu
eghty-hree and ightyfour in the plat OF the yase OF
Cleveland and bounded follows, TO wit Bes1hnlns
upon The soutbery line Of Champain srest one hundred
and twenty feet westerly from OnfaTlo street and Innnng
thence westerly with said souhsry line OF Champ1ln 81
forty feet thence sOuthery al right angles with plain
eighty feet alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence saSter with sad alley forty ieet
thence norhery eighty feet 10 the place OF beginning be
the same more or less -.
said above described parcels of land appraised at $500
each ,,,. - O.
rp
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Itisd diff nlt fancy more awkw1ra slIch @ ma ~
thread which liz coed curiousy the i18 sue o.
ne cloth goes st .d to he strength of the thread ~ ~
nasses thrdugh and holds the cloth to5etheF puL
serves to faSien the i gle thread which take tne
This also Is single thread stitch That the Grover ~.
Baker Stitch tn raves readily shown by Ihe aD9ss
B1r II Iolld be TINT when fastened tis ~
eIa,tic aud Is 10 many Uup valuable stltol ~
very implicated cOUtrvance Is required 20 tsho ~
ro-er Baker Stitch is quite apparent HeheS rs se
Liability q get out OF order.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and T0ede Cleveland, Co
lumhus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and PIitsburg Railroads.
AZ SOlot with hacks to Ch9sTin Falls, &c.
AT Mantua with hacks for RsyenIl2, SC.
At BTacsyille with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Wan with hacks to Sharen Greenfield MsadTlle.
Bloomfield Canheld, sc
AT YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell snt Enon Valley and thence by p. +. W x G. Il.
:" CHAs l. RHODES, sup'.
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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesCiSsg .EGcEsi1ie,
Only S35 and $50.
TIME c;+;zano of 0lavaIand and all


L others interested in Family Sewing Machines.
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the latest improvement, patent
granted 18th of August Is5s and is acknowed by all
good Judges to be Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted has the advantages Of all the old
patents without their complicated machnerydoes Just
geOd work and can be sold eat deal cheaper while s
durability and simplicity will commend itself TO all
from ordInarr spools. without winding
II sevs coarse and fine work with equal faciity has
very elastic stitch that willnot rp although every fourth
stitch be cut
Each Machine warranted in perfect order and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine. and it
SIMPLE operation can be learned thoroughly In
hour .
1t is not liable to get out Of Eepar-s easily oiled and
very easily while there is to work
than any Machine in the market
This Machine makes beaufHu NJ Embroidery St chs also
gathers ricoly.
As this the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
had of buying this Machine they cordially invited
TO call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
O. chance Is offered TO specuators wishing to
huy county Rights, Mr. North seventytwo Counties
in this state All letters addressed to him Will re-
WALTER NORTH,
ocl H6 General Agent for state Of Ohio.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BAIL ROAD.
1855. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus s Cincinnati Railroad

1eka
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1858 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follow
ll30 Cincinnati Express, stOPpms a. BsIsa riton
wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestline
Gallon. Gilead, Darlington. Ashley. .DelaNfare
and WOrhingtOp
s.l0 NJ (ncrna Night Pesser stopping at all Sta
CzrdiRgton and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers al ali siatiOnS south of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
SbelbV Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, ZanesVllle, &c
Crostline Pittsburgh, It. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima IT
Wavne, LapOrte. Chicago, &C. west and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslllon, &c
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion Belle
fUntaine. Sidney Union, Muncfe. Indianapolis,
TeTTt Haute, ,Vlnceunes, Evansville. Louisville
Cairo st. Louis, &c.
De avs-e aTton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, o
DAYTON Hamilton Cincinnati Richmond, In
dauapOlis Terre Hau.e, st Louls. &c; and 81
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, end all points on the Ohio
River
road for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, IeHe
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, L0yeland and Cin-
cnuati and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo St Louis, aud ali points on tho Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanesye,
Wheeling &c; Columbus, P1qua and Indians
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c.
the Union Tcke; Oce 81 Superior street, al the Pas
senger Station .-.,-.
Cleveland Nov 10. Iss8
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Home Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, o.
Once in Fores. City, Block, No. $50 Superior st.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO PERFORM WELL
THIS MACHINE has received the
sanction ard approval Of various State aud Count
F-is bu we solicit attention much 10 these as
the Machine iselfia practical use.
HIGH PRICE AND LOW PRICE.
Cav a Sewing Machine be furnished for SO t Thlch
shall in fact be more servceabe than those now scld ior
SIOOS ~, .,oo g.. 900, S,i,. Ma.
Arc all Sewing Machines worthless which do no; cost
SlOGl a.; Dad
W undertake here to answer these qq5 stons. Ie'd-
~ Call and the Howe Sewing Aiachlne WORK
r. Iuouire Of some of the families using them -,
Tri- precauinn will enable you TO save SIS IN tue
purchase Of Sewing Machine ,.r.
~ The Home Sewing Machine is warran ed to perform
q fhs Home Sewing Machine dees not require Ma
chinist 10 keep It IN order -. ,,;.L 1oos
IL must he conc HJed that a Sswli aSlhs Hhich
family sewing rapid and well is good Machine, WIN
Also tha Ihe simpler the construction Of the Machine
the chea er it can H. and the less likely Is TO get
Nov conpare the Stitch atshc different Machines
TUT vuEEIrR & WILSON CH SINGER STITCH.
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H. l. WHITMAN. Nm sTEED1RT. c. W. sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w 1ers, and LeaeTs in Foreign and Domestic EX-
change No. Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and will furnish Drafts for amount payable at all
he principal pon' in Eng land Ireland. Scotland France
aud Germany COectIoas made all accessible points
hrnughnu the Unitfd STATE and Canadas- mhs:lE
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FEVER AND AGUEs

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
Il FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
the consequence of diseased action Of the system m
is evolved by tue action of solar heat soil
and rises with the watery vaOr from IT, hle the sun IS
face and the virus is taken with through the lungs
the blood There acts an poison on the inter
viscera and excreng organs of the body The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secrete not only this virus
the bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile
mulate in the circulation and produce violent
al disorder The spleen, the kidneys, ana the stomach
sympathise with the LIVER and bee me deranged also.
eIpe the nOxous infusion concentrates the whole blood Of
out The blood leaves the suree and rushes the
nal organs with congestivs violence This is the CHILL
which the blood leaves the central organs and rshes 70 the
sS a a4oe5 se5 e2E e. % sT hG n n n s so
fails and the system abandOns the attempt exhausted
less Effort another day These are The fits OF psr0xysms
FEVER AND AeUE Such constutional disorder will OF
We havo iabored to ind, and have found an antidots
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neutrases this malaous poison in the blood and
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty
And does more rather does what Is Of more service to
ex1els from the ssiem as i is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed the disease Consequently It
not only cures bt protects from the great variety Of alec
as Remitept Fe er Chiii Feyer Dumb or Masked Ague
Fevsrs. Nenralgia Rheumatism Gout, Kindness. Tooth
fecons Of the Stomach and Bowels ali Of which when ans
ing from this will be found 70 assume more OF less the
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This accompshes by stimulating the eHeret9es to ex
become habtsd to do this their office Of their accsTd
sacrificed the attempt, while This AGuE CURE does it
that this is surer as well remedy for the whole
cl1ss of diseases which caused ~ the msamRtic nee
still another advantage to the public which is, that is
cheap well as good
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A CURE WARRANTED

DR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention sEela-
yey 10 peculiar class OF maa an the eie they
have consequently Been enabled TO renderthe follow orea
tures is fully testified and gratefully Acknowledged By con-
patients ard others daily arriving IN town from a
aTfs the country frthe purosa My Of consul
tatiOns while ave been ed bY the most
signal advantages frum what they haS experienced IN
quifins into the cau<cs Of these Infectious complaints
from their simple condition TO that Of me most dan
gerus and irveeraie they have always uteralned N
Of heir preve niOn and removal and lkeElsa
invara biz found the most hornble and torms
Of disease could umos invariably be traced 10 Cne Of the
fooug causes IgnOrence. neglect OF the bed ehect
upskiu and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discoTerins IN the selection Of
their remedies safe. eectual and cautious course,
ing ali combination Of remedies VIII en- bear an euvucat
caefsr as we'll those whose premature
aopton might be productive ol bad c0nsequsnces in the
5s Of private individuals In short the laudable end Of
their remedies the lessening Of great Of human
misery by the aevatioa. relief and preveneun Of those
acons thatiarein reality the secret foes Of lifa
and which, while they extensively surround uc aloud
fer skill and interfsTence In their exterminafion
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines sc. .sN
Address Dr. AMOS a SON. corner Main and Qcay-sts
~. :. -. -.
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Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure in Announcing that ihey
have inyeut important instrument for the
the above disea.es has zen subjected to test By the
most eminent TkFsicaus it London, Pms Phi lderha
and New York Il las been dsl7re the ouly useful istTa-
ever iuYen cd TT the Seminal Ncakncgs.
any disease caused the secret habits OF youth Prce
SO by mail express.
N NB-Dr AMOS \ son. in oTler 10 satisfy the most
Skepca as 10 the merits this Instrument pledge them
selves that n anv here NAV prove unsassc
tory ef er fair trial tho money viii be refuLds by
turning the insi rune ut Ia good order
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THE GRovRR & BAKER STITCH

1t should be said that som. fabrics this sti ch locks IN
the middle; but il that case the liability 10 DreaA Is W
same. .H..
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE TIE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
u the State who members Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted frum O'Clock IN
the corning until At night, every stage aad symptom OF
disease The tmeut they sdODt the result 0 1pNars
OF thirty extensive Practice Europe and America
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A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
YopNG MEN TAKE PARTIcULAR NoTICE..

An i srunen for tr cure Of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness, &C Can be perma
nenly cured from fifteen day tOtw months BY The
ID this HstTGmont when used coniointly with medicines
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} R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
''I RADWAY'S a READY RELIEF.

IL w ~ . NJ y itAI = = =. Y
ha MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUBIA-
TISM ct Stiffness Of the Jonts LumbagO, Headaches.
Too haches, suffering from other bodily nhres. The
of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07

ERESH ARRIVAL
-oF-
NEW GOODS
At s. RAYMOND d CO.'S,
No. lss Superior street tod No. So.
We would call especial attention to very choice as
sortment Of
CHENILLED scARFs. MANTILLA SHAwLs,
BAY STATE do BRoCHA do
ALL WOOL do BLANKET do
dscsO FRENCH EMBRoIDERTES
BARGAINSg BAIxGAINSI
FOR
REAL BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOAKs,
sHAwLs
MILLINERY i,4EsS E0Seffff 81 rE
MANTILLA VELVETS.
LADIES HOODS,
o,...-.....-..,,.. u. DRESS GOODS
sss'' ans '''''P'''o' '-" MORGAN ROO is
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ADAMS { CANFIELD. PIli s a
Jonathan E. HerTick, plamtIn, |

iU D. L WIGHTNIAN Sheriff,
! BV HGmer Strong, Deputy.
/ ,,.,,- 4 n Nr1ET n PITTS ANY feR2td25O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Fire Engiaes--It would be good policy in
the City Council to enquire into the expe-
diency Of purchasing steam fire engines, and
introducing them into this city. The fire bril-
gade with two or three OF these powerful ma
chimes, could readily extinguish all fires and
thereby saves vast amount of property during
the year; and as the city could have them
worked with comparatively few men, they
would soon pay for themselves. An enquiry
into the subject would cost very little, and
might prove valuable TO the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

The Right Spirit.--A gentleman residing in
Henrico county, on being asked If he did not
intend TO attend Southern Rights meeting,
answered, 81 do not, but am ready To SUBJ
scribe S5c0 towards establishing q large boot
OF shoe factory IN Richmond, AMI the very
moment IL is pnt IN operation, I viii give my
STOCK to the person selected TO snperintend it.''
And there are hundreds of men in the county
ready to put their hands in their pockets and
contribute literally towards building up home
manufactures. Only let the people say that
they Will support the products of home and
none others, and capitalists will at once build
factories and supply our wants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Encouraging Conricts.-Would 1t not be wise
policy in the Legislature SO TO amend the law
concerning the Penitentiary as 10 give the
of the superintendent, the power TO curtail
the time of prisoners at leas one fourth, when
they comply with the regulations of that in
stitution, and labor dustriouslyl. If such a
course were adopted, most of The prisoners
would do double the labor they now perform,
and all of them would be stimulated to behave
themselves in becoming manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Thsatre.--We need do no mole than call at
tention to the excellent bill offered for to-
night. The play Of the ePioaeey Pntriotr has
already proved successful, and will attract
great numbers to the Theatre on this occasion.
There is, besides, another piece of an amusing
character. Remember, 1t is the last opportu-
nifty to see the fayorite actress, Mrs. Howard,
who may we'll be congratulated on her undi-
minished popularity. Her engagement here
has proved, we doubt not a lucrative one, and
we wish her a continuance of good luck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

An Eteganr Btock.-By far the hant1somest
oiock OF buildings In this city, is the three ell
eSant nye-sGory iron front tenements on Gov
erhor street, soon to be completed and ready
ior occupancy. This block fronts about ninety
ieet on Governor street, running east one hum
dred and twenty feet. Besides deep, and dry
easements, there are four stories ana large at
work, from the foundation to the roof has
Deen executet in the very best manner and OF
the best materials. The frontis of iron which
mas been painted white above the first story
| and therefore resembles marble The win
| dows are OF neat patterns, and are to be fur.
nished with the finest French plate glass: and
the doors are to be of the most approved kind
The contractors for these buildings were az
follows: Green Davis, for the granite work
John u. Qnarles, brick work; John & George
dipson, carpenters; Haywood, Bartlett& Co.
plastering; Chas.. ID. Yale & Co. tinning
plumbing, gas fitting, etc.
/ sOwlng to the late fire at the Messrs. Glib.
sons carpen tering establishment, the three
/ tenements may not be entirely completed be-
fore the first of March, but will be taken pos
session Of and occupied In January next by
| the firms for whom they were built. as they
have already given notice Of their in tention K
| remove, and will be required to do SO to max,
/ room for others who have rented their presen
| stands. The south tenement, being the on,
| nearest to Main street, is to be occupied by w
| 5. G G.. Donnan, hardware merchants. Th
| ners. plumbers, gas filters, copper workers
stove and furnace yeuders, etc. And the nortl
tenement by Geo. J. Sumner, dealer in china
| glass and other wares. All of these firms ar
! large dealers, and will doubtless attract I
| Governor street a very heavy trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Serious Aeeidsnf.-A few evenings since q
young man named TURNER, bar-keeper In
Lipscombs tavern, at the Old Church, in
Hanover, was accidentally shot and danger
onsly wounded by q pis tol in the hands of q
Mr.. Ruffin- The ball, it is said. entered the
right side of the head, near the temple, and
passed out near the left eye. Mr.. r., we un-
derssand, had just had his pistol loaded by
Mr.. Turner, and taken it into his hand, when
the accident occurred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

rA- DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services To those Of her own sex, and to children
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention is given To the manaKemont oil
olstetric cases. Also, all forms of female diseases
and displacements.
Electricity applied for the cure OF chronic dis
eases.
EA. once and residence on Clay, between tth
and 5th streets, North side. no 2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Hon,espun.--We have before us number OF
specimens of woollen goods mar ufactured at
the penitentiary, that would make excellent
substitutes for the Northern cloths and cassi-
nets now in use throughout Virginia. Ii such
excellent fabrics can be manufactured here by
convict labor, 1t would take but q short time
TO establish factories for the manufacture of
finer goods. All the South has to do, is to de-
termine to support her own manufacturers,
and not many mont tbs will elapse before her
wants will be abundantly supplied, and that,
too, by her own people and friends.