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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01
MILLINERY GOODS,

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comprising in part the following:
BUSNETS-Sk. Straw. Satin. and Velvet; to fash
ion, style. and price, ,riN defy competition.
RlBEONS-A varied and beautiful assortment.
French and Domestic Flowers and the latest
and n ost recherche styles.
Head Dresses. Dress Caps and Hair Ornaments.
Mrs. GREGG has completed arrangements with first
class Dress Maker, for making ali the above mentioned
garments by the celebrated Patterns of Madame DEuo.
kEsT, of which the following 10 a part
Cloaks and Maptillas; new and very graceful BASQUE
WAISTS; great variety OF new and elef sleeves;
also variety Of beautiful and appropriate designs for
Ladies' Wrappers, taes, Bertias, Hoods, Sacques Cn-
der-Sleeves, Under u armeDts, DC
The (hildrcn-s Department.
Is full and attractive among which included vsr.
ETY. OF Misses and Boys
OVER DRESSES,
or entirely design. adapted all ages nateri.
ais presenting the most extensive Of new
patterns and NEW GOODS ever offered in this city.
She continues. 10 keep hand the latest designs Of
French and American
Stamped Embroidery,
Which she offers At low figures be bought as
other house in the State. Orders for stamping en-
Cotton, Linen Flannel, and SILK, solicited.
Bonnets bic ached and pressed.
Soliciting the patronage heretofore extended sho
returns thanks for past fayors.
Remember the place-Narbe Front Store. up stairs.
aur2I Mrs SARAH GREGG,
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NJ I l. l. I y Z X Y,
Mss AVERV

HA AS just opened ans-
" ther large stock Of
Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS.
Miss Avery buys for cash.
or credit whic is Is COED
as cash. allowing her to
make purchases in any part
OF the city where she finds
desirable goods and lev
prices. Believing herself
to he one Of the best judges
OfMillinery goods that goe .
into New York, from this
city or any in the West.
she has full confidence to
defy competition.
Her stock is complete.
consisting Of every variety
Of Straw Goods. Infants
Hoods and Dress Caps, fea-
Tiers, Flowers, Lace Un.
der-Sleeues.
Also, n beautiful assert
ment OF ornaments fer the
hair. Ribbons for Dress
Trimmings, Skeleton Skirts
with pure watch springs.
French Corscts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01

show the full stock mention tn all please
go aud SEE for yourselves
n B-Country Mil'tners supplied with patterns and
Straw Goods.
Bleaching and pressing done.
koom.corue Of Main and Columbus Street. ap80
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
FALL AND WINTER OF lS59-6O
CIr~ EnEEs

Mrs. GREGG
n EGS leave TO announce to the Ia
- dies Of Ottawa and vicinity, that
after the lst OF September she will &C .
cupy the rooms (up stairsl in the Mar
bic Front Store, opposite the Mansion
House. where she will keep on hand
ss usual, larger and better assort.
mrnt of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-01

certain specified, limited localities), was
not left To vague inference Or loose con-
struction, nor expressed in dubious or
equiyocal language, but is found plainly
written in that section of the Constitution
| which
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26

In July 1885 WINS taken with an ordinary SIMMER COM
llnt for which NEGLECTED taking remedies, hoping
conmcnced passing mucus aud bl0nd, aud weak
hat was unable TO do half days work. / applied to
physciars was osed first with cpiates next with pills
OF iato OF silver OK injections OF nirW0 u silver AL
doiug goOl. next took various home remedies recon-
any loUd Again returned to the care of tine physicians
us sringeutS kn1vu to the pueesOn, but all TO ufp
In May 1856, after having he disease overteu months
i,EhhnL ooHlefn Upe. ! was rtcumMended 70 iake the
Grue enbrrg Dyse-tery Syrup, which did IN less than
IWeHiy jga a0S Dter commencing skuSe me dstdS 01S
completely cfechea teut winch seven different physicians
had nee unable to accomplish AT this time lalsp
meuced daily abutons with cold water and ever since
nave enjoyed excellent hea III. .....
used but portion Of bortle TO accomplish this good
work, aud ever since boF els have been very regular
evacuating tn nsolves once day
. Frommy experience, unhesta'mgly pronounce 10 the
best Dyseutery medicine made and would heartily
recommend It's to every with lise difficulty
iel 10 make ms statement the pu nc through gratitude
for the blessing It has conferred upon and through the
use, j. n HARr,
Office Of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Having had opportunity test your vaulb medicine
for bowel complaints the Gra fenheTg Dyssuery Syrup in
and eficieut relief such It acts like feet
charm and cannot doubt that when IL is well known
as s mcIs demand, 1t will afford relief 70 thousands now
Fres Board at Aldermen and Acting Mayor, N. Y.
have had an oppo unity Of witnessing tho effect Of he
especially those Of severe character and have no hest
ation ~ saying that is admirably adapted for The Of
these diseases r. R. d FORREST, NJ D,
Orotsn Water Commr aud Alderman, N Y
~ Forsale by Druggists Eedoine Dealers through
" For medicines OF agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
augs Agent Tor Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-26
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAIh
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, H0arseaess, Croup
BroRchuis, IRciPieRt Consumption, and for hl
reitet OF C0nSHmptiUe Patients IN adpaRced
stages ofHe disease
So wide rs ho field Of its usefulness and so numerous yre
he cases OF s Gu e3, that almost country
a6onns in nsrsons Iubio known who have been lev
ed nom alarming and despe0ate diseases Of tho utrs
by its use When once tIled IT'S super Vi over eyoIyu
er medicine OF the kim Is too uppsrenn escape uhserya
on anu where rs virtues m0wn, the punc lpngct
hesitate what uutdote % employ for the resSug aud
dungrouS neciuus Of ha pulmonary that mel
dent 10 our climate hlle many inferior TemOde thuisi
upon the community have failed and hesn dseordeu TINS
mas gained friends by a conferred benefits ON The
all ced they urget aud produced cures too nu-
merOus ana too remarkable to he forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. @. AVER & CO,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Faplay PhySic,

Are so composed that disease within the range of their ac
on can rarely withstand evade them Their peuu rating
prueres search and cleanse, and pysOate every portion
OF me humun organism correcting its diseased aCtiOu and
restoring IT'S Qealhy ytaliles As consequence Of these
properties the ivH Id who Is bowed down with pain or
physical debility sasOnhod to find his health or on ergy
restored y REM dy at once simple and inviting
Not only DO they cure he every du6 complaints every
eudy but rlso many formidable and dangerous diseases
me agent below named IS pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing Cerli their cures
9nd directions for their use in the following comuans:-
CostlveuesS Heartburn, Headache aUslug
stomach, Nausea, ludsestun Pain and Morbid Junction
OF the Bowels FlaiuIeucy Loss of Appetite Jaundtce and
other kindred complaints arising from low state of tile
body or obetruCtui. Of its functions.
DO not be put Oft by uupnnCiped Dealers with some 9th
er pill they make the more profit Oh ASK for AyERs
PrI.Ls. nnn LmAn nLlLImu
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Also, ---
SAN RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tight and loH keep IN aay cli.
mate
The FAMILY CATIIARTIC PILL Is gentle but ar-
tive CathuC, which the proprietor has used la his pau
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demnnd from those who
have opg used The PILLS aud the Satisfaction which
al express uregnTd 70 her use has induced me place
then within the reach utall.L1I
The Profession well suuw- that different Cuthartics uct
ON different portions Of the.- bowels
The h MIIY G CA-aIr IA A q n c Pill l.
has, with due relsrenCe TOT this well established tnct
been compounded from H- variety of The pr Sc Vpr.-
table F2tracs, which act Sllke every par OF the
allmeniary canal, aud arcs GOOD and SAFE IN AN
cases where Cathartic L. = needed such as DE-
AANGEMENIS OF the INTOM ACH, SLEEpI-
MSS, PAINS IN THE I1IbA OK ND IOTN S,
COSTlVENESS, PA lN@lARD SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BoDY, EIirom sudden cold which
freQuenty If neglected end iu long COURSE OF Fe-
ver Loss OF ApPE-'LsITIrE,u CREEPING SEN
Sa TION OF COLD OVER IFHF RODY EFSTINSS-
MES HEAD-ACHE, prI WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
am Inhammutory Diseases Worms n Children on Adults
Rh6umatsm great PuTihrr OF the Blood and many dis
which flesh is heir numerous ~ mention ip
this advertisement. Duse tu3
PRICE 80 GEMS. -
~ The Liver lnvigurat0r and Family cathartc Pulls
are etsed by nrpggsts generally and sold wholesale by
81 Il w SANFORD, NJ. d,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
jyId&wR2O $50 Broadway New York
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NEW YORK MARKEr-Aus, 25,
r,,. g.,,, ~rsaru1

Fi0ur-The market generally active and Solo cents
halrr saen of " o9a hhS N 90 lorsup Stale;
"a co nGbO0 state, efnb3u tor tor olu; aud 50
s0ds resh Ground shipping branis extra rPund hoop
caaaiisn ao9s steady Sales $50 bbis at sL7565,7B
for extra.
rye Flour sg6O6A 7b
Wheni-Stoudy and UNCHANGED Sales 10000 bus nclu-
ding new mixed mich At $780, uew white Ky 50 new
rei sOuth m el2aSt i2ei new white built ut Slt9 old
while on private te
Rye-Fiun. Sal bus new at sOs
Rhrley-Nominnl
Corn-Dul Sales n 600 hush Tec for old mNd wC,tn
Sass ior new do; S. iOr yellow southern
Oatsdrmsr at 3f4l for old state; 40l0i2 for SEQ
90 for western; 42di3 for Canadian
Whisky-FimeI Sales coo hbls Of a.
pOrk-ioWor less active, sales 2s00 bbs at SlA o.
s9475 for mess; Slt62 for unnspected do 1910 for
prime.
Beef-Duu sales 10 bbls at s5bO08 for prime; $40
extra.
hssfhams duh At 1N9ls
BacOn-Ouet
Cut meetssteady Sales 254 packages at ca for shoul
dors, 8a8h for hams.
Lard-fism Sales $50 bbls at lo(9u for No to prime
western.
RntisT-Fum lsa7l for State, is@l1 for Ohio;
Ch ese--a' sSCn9h
TallOw-Firm. tales at l0M@nh
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BUFFALO MARKET-Aug, rs
tBY TELEaRAPH

Fiour-ACtive firm. 400 bbls S375 for
dnary state; Sk2h for Ill from spring wheat; S462h
for good Wis Sl,75Gb50 whole range extra and
douhlo extra Mich lud OHIO.
Wheat-lu far milling demand and market steady for
sales 1900 Red Ohio in lots at 0506 200 white do
At st15ki 1000 prime white Candn at St,l6.
Corn dtll aud dropping No Stles buyers not inclined
to paw SIC aud hardly that in
Barley frmer .H.U
Re-Seady at CSC.
Whskv--hrmer. Sales 200 tbls in lot %.
Lake IMPORTS zoo bbs -four; Is bus wheat IS 900
bus 10000 oats; 200 barley.
Cnna ENportsO0 bbls wheat; 1000 bus
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S1NEA 1859.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
wn during the present season. their well known aud
popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh a. Oswego' and Upper Lakes
Forming a TRI-wEEKLv LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, Sam
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEAlI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at Ogdensburph with the
Ogdensburgh q Vermont Central r. r. Route,
between
Opdensburgh, Burlington, Concord Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal
Bet,oeen OstOegO, Troy, Albany and Ne,O York
Connecting alsuat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming ..-.
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandusky, End
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
EH Property forwarded by TINS line VIII pt hupleu' W
but one tTanshipment.
" Merchandise marked IN. T Co Express, WI be
forwarded n New York by Express Freight Train
over the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Duukirk.
En These Lines connect Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J. MYERS. Agent N. T Co, No III Broad way, N. y. 49,
J. l.. WARNER, Agent vt Co., No Cmnties Slip NJ
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co. No. So state street
Boston.
Boston
CHAS. s TAPPAN. cor 9th and Chestnut st., Phila.
v + CHURCH, Agent, ROuse's Point, N Y. -.
g. l. THOMPSON, Treas N i. Co, OgdensOufghi NA
GEORGE PARK Err Age q,
How Ely X CRAWFORD, Oswego N. Y.
S. D. CALDWELL. Agent, DunkirF.
PEITON BREED, Clevelund
J. s. CHENOWETH & CO., CinCuuati o.
j. X McBETH, Agent Sandusky.
VIM. y. WALKER Agent, Toledo
n, r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich,
]. Il. LRAWFoRD, Milwaukee Wis
McHENRY 4 BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER s. CO., Chicago
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
II p. WInORG 4 CO, Fulton City, Ill
N. W. GRAHAM & co Cairo Ill.
FIFE Il MICHAEL, st. Louis
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland, Feb. 10Th. 1859
1auN
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SANFOR DIS
Liver AmVigOPatOE'

NEVER DEBILlrATES.
IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
l. FROM GUMS, and has become uu established fact a
standard Medicine, known and approved by VINO nave
and CsOIted 10 with confidence iu all the
Diseases for whirh u rs recommended.
II has cured thousands within tho last two year.
who had up an hupes 4ot relief the humorous
unsolicited certificates M luy possession show.
The dose must ho adopted Ito toe temperament OF tho
individual taugit and us led IA such quaint as tu
act gently ON tho bowels. ~
Let utCutcS OF veuT = |udemeut gutu. YOU in the
use Of the LIVER lN-se e|RIfaORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Com . tpluiurs, Bilious At
THCks, DyspepS tnJ @|Chr0uic DiurrhOea,
y II IA m q + q m s-Ip "a iHts, Dyseutc-
ry5 DrOpsy3 SOurE| |StOmgChs IIubitual
COstiYeuess5 0hUl--IlcS Cholera, GhOtc-
ru MOrbus, ChQlCraS II n IA uutums Ftutu-
lence3 uund iC q w Female Weakness
esS and my be used suC- res7 tul OftDlN A.
kK FAMILY MEDl--|CiNE. II viii "ure SICK
II n A d q II y las s~IhousHnds cuu tssfifyD in
TWENTY MINUTES IElSIrWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONBULS ARE TAk-%IEN at commencement of
attuck
All who use It org giving their Testimony in lbs favor
~ MlN water in the m uth with the lNYIGORATOR,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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COMMERCIAL.

MOuNiNu LrhUfU uEFiuh,
TuranutF. hur 2A Nv
fiouH-fhtrs afah dsnand Win sales email ois ehoe
sEifaa q tss6aH Alot ef no bhs rood stifs sold p,
eAi1H
WntAf-lt moving upvagd slowly. 10 uconse1ueuca ofght
feteipa todaya sales show slight Improvement On yss
tiays quciaont foovb oar fgd nom store a site
acafa 90 track same iofoi DO from store md haggsd
steui 90 % % si,ii and or vbiie On track %
si1s
0ATa-As IN Mn inquiry a. sSo Sales car and part
ofeunra thsi aeufe
Bf0nWfaKs-Esla % hfis a 2tho.
BUTrnR-sseady, vim sales isalie for W r. according
% quality and lie Tor Central
EG0s-salss Tasc with botier solns and an upward
feHdennv
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Diarrbaa. DyseuleTy. Cholera, No,

We have the Ctao enhctg Dyscnery Syrup used n
cases Of bowel complaints all their vaied urns from
~ ple luoseuUs to malignant cholera, aud can s ah
OF 10 n tho highest tems and recommend ~ with conu-
dencc WhctnUr the is mild severe, recent or o
long standing 4, surely aud leaves bud eaecs bo
hind
MoBRIs FRANKLIN, Pres Board Aldermen N Y.
CITY.
j bEToRREsT, NJ D., Board of Health, y.
CITY. ... ..
7. r HtBBARn, NJ D.. Board Of Health, " y. CITY.
.# G, A. DlNBRGW, Episcopal Clergyman, suffolk Va.
Il: w: BARSTQW IS Pine street n y City
DANlb PllMAN Court str cot, Ios' on, Mass,
GEORGE STouDlNGER, Board of Aldermen, Now
A. W TAYLOR, Captain U. S, Army
j Y. HART, Cley5lnnd Plain Dealer, Ohio.
EANRANn nlnunInnL
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GHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS.

~ Ill fhlbb . M = DfHClAL M "A -
y TER'S SALE.-Purouuut tu theC1mmaud of am order
u sale issued rum the tuu of Common Pleas If Cuy4hu-
"a county tha suit of Ches Bhkesee plif AGAINST
Smnol X Collins and al, aeits % me drsctad shall Of
fef for sale at public auction at the door OF Court
House Corner of Seneca aud Chumplan ICE In ta ci
of Cleveland u said county ON be l2h day OF ptemhcr
1859, uCluCk d of said doy Che lands aud teue-
muns de- orboI in tle plointifs petition n snid ao
follows, To- vit! situate IN The tuwushp Of thaerin
Fs iu the state uf OHIO, aud hCh MISC the county
of Cuyahuga and known by hemg OF lot 10 aud q0
Graves allotment, Chugln sails Pl Sc, and Is bounded
follows, TO Wit BEING all OF said lots ~ and 20
Graves allotment Cnagrin bal village except y feet OF
the side und - feet of the south ends heretofore
yeytd by g. o. Bakesoo Tho promises hereby convey ed
are the to-day conveyed by r. Blukeslee aud
wife Cullus, he tho more less, subject t0
AN legal highways pprulsed ~ - %.
~. J.. WlGHlAIAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master COm'r
G 4 BIAKFsLEE p y nugI2.2ts
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ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, SIM
BINGHAM HovrY, Prtf Atty iy2s2l5
GHERIFF Il MASTER COMMIS-

~ SIONER'S sALE.-Pur.uant to the commanl of an
der Oi sale issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Cuyuhoga county, at the smt John Tennis ct al plain
tins Lewis Gilbert ct al defendants to direct
ed shall offer for sale W public auction the door uftle
Court House Corner of Seneca ard Champsin sreets
the city Cleveland m said county, the l2h day Of
Sept, mber 1850 O'Clock F. M. of said day he ollow
ing described lands and teuGmeuts to wit " Situate in
tho yy shp OF Vhaern Nails IN the Stst0 Of q TO- and
which Is also ia the county Of Cuyahoga. and rs known
being part No 90 the Phelps truCt, and bound
ed as follows, North by land sold by George Stock
ing Harmon BarOws, east 10y Main street. south by the
of the rIh OF tho river running back nom
Mum street fifty feet" Appraised at Ss01OO
ID. l.. WIGHrAIAN. Sheriff
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This agreeable Tonic, designer
especially as a
Safe a1'dreHabJe Medicine
for FamiLy Use,

S offered to the Public as a Supe.
ior article, poHef;ng all the vir.
ues aicribed to it as a Hedioinal
Be0@age, and deierving of their
,atronage in preference to the fus-
,icious decodions emanating from
rrelpon6ble tources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious names.
The fat thatour houie Established
n l778,) has attained a favorable
equation for the genuine character
d purity of lis Liquors, will, we
It. he a sufficient guarantee of the
Xcellence Of this article.
Put up in QUART BoTTLEs, in
aies of one and two dozen each.
md fold throughout the world by
)ruggiIts, Grocers, &c.
DrQggii+s and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDTEs,
Jirca from United States Bond%
.d Warehoulcs
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Aug. 22-To 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

PORT OF EFELANO.
Aug 22-To O'CLOCK P. NJ,
ENTERED
Steamer Western Metropolis Pease, BufftO.
May Queen, VgeT, Detroit
Forester, Ward Toledo.
Propeller Bay state, Brown Dunkrk 81 t9Os mdse Pei
ton Breed,
JARED.
Steamer Western Metrnpoli Pease. Buffalo.
May Quesn, VigeT. Detroit,
~ F0rroster. Ward Toledo.
Propeller BY State Brown ankirk pkgs mdse Pelton
Breed
Brig Venice Burns, Buffalo, $40 coat Butts Co.
Schooner Typh ou circuit, bolton, IA NJ lumber, Maser.
Fidelity, Duncan, TOle 10, LIT sandstone.
Geo Davis Becker, Buffalo
LIST OF VESSELS
Passing Port colborne Lock the weland Canal from
Bound west 24th Schr Govr 55th Prop Ontario sCh7s
Pierle Swans
BUnud asst -25th; propelers Oedensburgh and Aron;
schnOnes Fair Wind aud North Star.
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HnmmAUn's College. un University helshts--arU CunVU-
nient the Machine Shops of the Cleveand and MuhOn
ing Railroad c. des able for residences
occupied lands in Cleveland on its vicinity, anu must rap
idly increase in value
TeIms of sale follows
Auconeers fees to be paid by the bidder at the time
of the bid There will be required to be paid down at
the time of signing the COntr Ct 500 each fourteen
lots Nos 500 70 52 $50 each on lots Nos 523 to 53O
$50 each IL lots NOS b3l to b4; 500 each b lots Nos
1858 SOC; and Nos t0l 6l6 AID $50 each the
naming 1856 lots; the balance to he paid In yo equal
tlpaymens annual int rest at cent, and all
that may be hereafter levied assessed the an and
also the taxes of the present year,
Parties paying down greater AMOUNT than required
above, WI be allowed per cent. on the excess
Parties bidding of or mlIe lots on time, will receive
contract from the owners, IN which TREY VIII ubgRe
themselves give a warranty deed Tor such land the
nfllmen of said contract and par pay lug IN full
their lots will receive warranty deeds direct from the
clear and unquestiOneble title will be given, and II
CURED abstracts Of title made by Moses Kelly and f. T.
Backus, Esqs, will be exhibited.
Maps of the property now be seen at my oce
Merchants Bank, superior street at o. Cutter Sons
Auction Rooms Bank street, and maps Will be furnished to
bidders on tho day Of sale.
Those desiring to make purchases particularly
qnes ed to visit and examine the property prior to he day
Of sale, s. $. STONE.
Cleveland, August 18th, 1859. ausl7:d-246,
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For August.
264.

Frank LesHe's Family Magazine for Aug.....25c.
Cooley Lady's B'ok k...,.........",,.....
Poesop's Muguzne............ ..............2Oo.
wavcrley Magazine tmouthy parN ..........25c,
london Family Herald ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .25c
Ballous Dollar Monthly
Nlck-NaE. .'..,'''.'......,,..lOo
Pickles.. ...'.'....'..''''''''',' '.'..'' 100
Novelette, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
scapel l.-.-...,,.'....,,'''
Once Week, .loa.
Budget Of &C..
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A CUpr WARRANTFD-

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention cvrlu
svuv to this peculiar class of aadI-s and the tee thC
have consequently been enabled reudCrthe fellow
tutes rs fully testified ard gratefully Acknowledged by
esceut patients and others daily arriving tutQwn from
parts OF the country the express uV ut consult
ationswhe heife have been cr ed by the most
sEia advantages, vet from what they have experienced
outing into the causes OF these infectious Oomutluts
from their most simple condition Co That of The most
ger uS and nyeterac) they have always ntertaned h
possibility Of their prevention and removal and likewise
invariably found that the mos horrible and malignant ors
Of disease cOuld almost invariably he traced the
following causes Ignorance, neglect the h7d effect
unskillul and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded discovering I'm thes election OF
heir remedies safe, oiieOiual and cautious course omit
thug all combination of remedies VIII ch bear euuvuca
character well those whose premature niuci.us
application might he productive u bad consequences m the
uuds of private individuals Ia short fho laudabe end
lrremedies rs the lesseuug of greut mass at human
by the allUylatuu relief and nreveuuuu OF those
rtieyOus 1Cuus THAI m reality the secret Of life
md which while they extensively loud
oTOur skill and mtorfs renee In their determination