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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
pn THE nArrD CURE or

@ Fun THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consnmp.
tion, and for the relief or Consumptive
Patients In advanced stages OF the
disease.
So wide is the field al its usefulness and 10 n,i-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section OF country ahonnds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs by its
Use. When once tried, its safs<refity exer errry
other medicine Of lis kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 o.sr climate,
While many inferior rsniedies thrust upon the
+ community have failed and been Discarded, this
has gained friends By every trial. antcEred bcnesis
on the afflicted they chm never forget, md pro-
daoed too numerous at tho remarkable to
be forgotten.
PisGspAREp gY
DIR. ~. q. AMIR A CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Ksokuk.
J. ". kEED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD h 90. st. Iouis,
SURE, EcRSrEIN > CO., Cincinnati,
wholesale Agents,
And Agents in svsry town In the United statss.
sy.s-e--~ IA -
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Lave gained the oonAdence Of all whe use
II them, and have proved one Of the most valu-
ahle inventions AZ The aga. They me- ag6hnttis,
making the Lock Stitch on bath sides sf the cloth
alike which cannot Be unravelsd OK pulted out.
They ars III made wiAh lhe AAg1t mechanical
hi and AIT warranted TO work wcllvon ali kinds
Of goods, from the Lightest Fabric TO Heavy
LsaAhs. II paxtisaiar ve wonlao call attention TO
manu- setured expressly for Family Use. ana b.
met with favor iFon al. il II 70 siupli1sd - 70
render II alnsst impossible to get out Of order or
derange Its spsrAtions; indeed Il u - staple ~
ian ~iA ~.
4 Rsloy We give description Of ths di1srsnt style
Of the Weed Patent:
No. T. II ~ very no0vsnint styls, which can b.
worked hy hand Of foot, on or of ~ ovn tAbls--
nannfastnriss, whsro Ii u necessary 70 ptsec .
numbsr Of manhines into = hong hsnsh, makiAg one
table answeT for all. Prios go.
q No. 8. with walnut or Mahogany Tshls, with
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price 4loe
and tl1o.
Ns A. Same si.e n No. q but runs ~ ii helt
and at much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
Ii we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing Or for
Leather work. $k
This is really the cheapest machine In the mar
kst, = there i NO work d.ns On Sewing Hashins
thsf Il VAN nst Do Ii is couadsntly asseStea that
this machine rms easier than any nachiDs now in
use. Prios 1ioe.
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sase hsts s.ha... IN. ~ 49, ~
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sas. 49,, -a.s =. k..r ~.ss.~ -:.A
80. - .n,shsn = $3.50 !. ~rf I.r-IL -
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s:ess ~. ~. -. i. -. -. !. r.rsdi~
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=. e...s,. 40 na, sr snr.I III. rs-v lishs
a r. ~ : vsry ran;Iy n slmost ncissfeas Is
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q Mia stitches. II has ! tension On hDth sides.
and osrrics large supply Vt thread IN sAs andeR
thst run without psr:ertlbls noise Ths two
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TGets r. DeilISIuyl

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VIII { 81 sss,,: ss.s 4:: i # si.,..s s sA'
[ ACT 81,
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= Prsa.ssiaF ths asss.sl ssa4. n, !. 81 ..al, H..
a;f.s : s,s s:, I
70 In SoasnN. ,aay 81, 48s s&s.1 wlf1s BAA
!. ". Timely md u .hi,lial allias With PsFs gold
= . . es,sss. &c s..sss ior decay. ..-.......,h
VI. VI fs1.s s..:sess = ! f.sss % %ssi aans,' Without
ths aesncy ~ Assav.a saHsaa Ea8 gs8ai8sa
va. xAsay saGsr for ysprs with Neuralgia ox
shs q fses ,atomsch And lungs, from no other cause
viii. Bad Teeth disasss the sountenanse, In.
feet the breath, deranks the stomach, impair
health, distsast - nerves, md ~ stsA ssod na-
DIR. rNGEissoLL
.sss.ss.. s.ssssissss : 5sss II nssh. -isa.s.s
i kFsfass i. D.s s,,i. 4 ! ma Has ta,1s tn
Puts In Aftisaial Psla4ss and Osssraa6rs for cleft
believing .h.s .h ss!sss, ss.s ss:r.ons il D.s..ry
sxs the safsst, ard sheralos tAs chssV@t Asd most
satisfactory both 10 tha operator md patient Dr.
I. does not o6ts any particular fnducssnss 70 the
lins o9 "CWSAs DaHlessy, rssterriss shs lrstron-
sS,ssiss 4 @ ia Il ssssss.l, s.rs .ns sii Il pro-
AAping tAeGh.s t r ss sga a5aaM
An sxapination Of specimens both Of Arit6cssi
fsssa dol very bsastifsi hilings u GysssSt cold
- = isss.s'i fsss.: sor a.n =. Il Teeth, o. sss !.
eifSs 1as1liassson d she fsesh ~ithoas sSarss.
s DsHgAL Reone-GsrnW Of Third snd lMain sts.,
over Rix Hale GO. 2 Bank, Ksokpk. Icxa.
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GfsMMAN AUAF.
SnD0KKS for,9 Y by
~ js17d KRLLOoa 4 BIRaE.
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800 Randall House,
THos. RAN1ALL. Proprietor.
flAE. sWELI~kNQWks AuUSEy sFORMRRLY
i known as the WEsExnx HorxL has been thor
oughly repaired and paintAd, and In now ready to
accommodates The trave lfng ptibnc With board and
lodging on the most reasonable terms. The tahle
WAAths ts46t 3heA Mth Ihs axsrske n1ntkSt a11Fds.
Sept1$d3m A
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=: :. x'aAvlr. 49, s.cHirTExpEs1 c.r. DAyIs
1Gc5av1c, Chittandan = Co.
y TNDhRsALE GROCERs,
FSrvsasAsng enA psnpassion
Fy sa MEkCHANTE,- A8EsgNg

EOAUk
lAvI aow inland, and vii be recsiving drinf
LII kha- AeA40n, = IxkY LAkan AND o1nrLxr1
sTosk o. 0hUCER1S, which they take pisaaurs
In odering 70 the trade Of lows ana n Missourt at
vsss ~ fsEss [oss3d1nItsh34 |
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Drnas
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicimes.
HONE TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD Trumhull Co, Ohio, March 2, 1861
hcTehy Gently that been dealing the 0rnefen-
berg Medicines for the past year and can truly say that
haVe offered any medicines 20 tile public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like those
par culnry the Pills and CathocOn. They will readily
perform all aud more than is promised for thom. have
sold about hy bottles Of the Csthocon the past season.
and hear the best results in every case
L d. q IOIMNnM MnnInnl AnnnI
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am physician Of thirty years practice My principa
study has been diseases O females They have generally
bafed my best Efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Mnuhalps Uterine CathOcOn, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial aud found myself abundantly
cssul ln my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half the cases, and could
ten Now radically nj least sevune iu twtn
" AMI mitigate the rest consider Murshals Uterine Ca
thOcon tie greatest blessing TO fomaes have met with
]. II. WILLIAMS, M. d., Charleston.
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MeHi BE liufue IOahuctum Co. May IL, 1881.
MIR II. b. Kines sir - have been selling the Medi-
cnes Of the Gaenbg Company for the last ten years,
aud have yarsbly uud them TO give good satisfaction;
aud the Pills have sold 10 great many families regu-
lary their tea aud coffee, and with trade they have
become a stape article. NarBhals Uterine CnihOlicon
medicine that has done grent amount Of good female
Diseases One dy sold 1t TO told that she had recev-
ed benefit from bottle than she did from n long
Of medical treatment by the most Skilful pys
cuns. Yeurs truly,
jan 2, 1853. JAMES WILSON
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female Irregularities, weakness. uterine dspacemeuts,
and all local uterine difficulties and cons tiuna troubles
OF women, entirely cured by THE GRAEEENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
IN this connection Miss Beecher, ser Of the Rev Hen
Ward BeeCher IN letters the people page l29
~ have nine sisters ami sistersinow and fourteen e
male cousins all lgd, and all delicate and nng
Amid the immense crc eof my friends and acquaiuances
cannot recall married ladies' born in this century and
country, who are perfectly healthy" In cases. however,
where the Gmeenberg CahOicon has been used must
say that health has rapidly taken the place Of disease and
ladies have becomer bust strong, vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF ira, SAYS "Beautfu indeed is the
COnhng, trusting nature woman but how much does
need TO be protected by Vatchuness that will lead her
Ia time Of disease to appeal to medical adviser OF sCion-
tihC education, worth aud purity of character" All
these he secured by addressing the Craeenberg Com
pany.
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]. H.O. JOHNSON Medical Asoni
Read what DIR Rusbn.ii SAYS of tio cr,sfsnhsrs NJ

Read what Dr. Bushnell SAYS Of the GraefenbergM
ctnes. Dr b is ply scian Of extensive practice and
Of the most successful IN the county (rrumbul In win
he resides
{" This pertfes that have used the Graofonberg Pin
and Marshalps CathOlcon sold here hy II G. johnson
In my practice, to my entie stisacon They are good
medicines. Dr. q. w. BuSHNELI.
Hartford. Trumbull Co. o. Mhre6 !. issI
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76 RIVER STREET, ..:.... CLEVELAND, ONO.
MANuFACrURRRs OF
NEW YORK MARKET-April l3.
INV arwu nnw nm
MoRNINo LEApER ZAP p gEsTIgE l


Flour-Sate and western steady and unohadged; sales
l0O bbls; SsCs50 for supethno state; S506tb foeKun
stateJ sblOd560 superfne Western; S666O fer common
good extra WESTERN round h0oped Ohio closing steady
Canada quiet S650614O Extra Rye flour quiet II 80 70
(dAbl.
Whea-AIore octive and unchanged; sales 1900 bush
81 80 for white Kentucky Slb0 for white Michigan; 40
al t2l45 for Writer red westem SO o7 unsound Chi
euso
Rye-Hoavy; sales 5000 bush At s5as5B.
Bafley-Dull, sales t00U bushel at 60dl6
COrn-Heavy; sales 1900 bushels; sONaST for yell
low Jersey and southern at s9O small lots white south
rem mixed western SO.
oas-steadyi b49Se for State and 6s96l for western and
Canada.
Whiskey-Firmer; sales 100 hbs at 2GyG26lS
Pork-Fimer sales 100 bills Sl750Gl762 for mess;
Sl7 25ll7 35 Tor old mess Sl252 loT prime. Including
1901 b6s new mess sellers option all May, s762 buyers
option for June SI7T5 50 hhls do May and June S50
$500 hbls sellers option for April and May sl16O.
Beef-Is uuchanged sales $50 bbls S6,jO1 for country
prime; SI6008 ,15 for country mess.
Prim mess beef-Quigt ut SlI6n2L
BUef Ha ns--Quiet; sales 100 bhs a. Sl6dl1 90,
BaconQ Quei bnt rules heavy sales $50 pkga at 6Fa6;
shoulders sd9h; dressed hams e,dsh
Lurd-Quiet; sales go bbls at llA(dlla,
Butter-Dull at 6S(0l2
Cheess-Q uiet at glltO
TalloW-Dull.
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SALE-Pursuant to tbe

- SHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
command Of order ~ sale. issued nom the Court
q Common P9ss Of CayaA9gs County at The suit Of
defts directed hall offer for sale Public Auc
1n the door OF the Court House (caner of Seneca
Champlaa steetsl inthe city Of Ceyoland Ia said county
8Oth day Of April, 1855. at o'clock Of said day
the following described lands and tenements to Wit Sit
Reserve IN the state Of Ohio and which also IN the
County uyahOga and Is known by being part of lots No
and 10, and Is houndfd rs foilowHs commencing at a
point the side Of street, sixteen rods north
Of the north line Lake street. thence uOrheTy
street 20 the south side OF sawm street. thence easter
w summit street hundred and twenty feet thence
sUuhery noint rods north Of the north ne OF
Lake street. ouoo westerly hundred and twenty feet
tho place OF beFuuing ho the less but
subject 20 al legal highways
Appraised at 81, $50
maISlDls D. L. WIGHThIAN, sheTih.
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Transportation.
illGA 1859. aIEr

Y-lh iWaA ~ - = -
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
viii during the present season. their we'll Known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburEh g. OswegO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San.
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-WEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdenshurrh with the
0gdensburgh q Vermont Central II. r. Route,
between
Ogdensburgh, 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,
Betioeen ostoego, Troy, Albany and Nelo York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming a
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Omkirk Cleve ami and sandusky, aud
TRLwEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
r8 Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhipment.
r8- Merchandise marked IN. T. Co Express will be
forwarded from New York by an Express Freight Train
over the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Dunktk
C- These Lines Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
]. MYERS Agent N. T. Co, No. III Broadway, N. Y.
]. l.. WARNER, Agent Mt Co., No. Cgnties Slp,NY
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N +. Co, No 95 state street,
A. CUSTLMAN, Agent V. c. Line, No. lOs State Street,
CHAS. S. TAPPAN. cor. 9th snd Chestnut st. Phila
'. f. CHURCH, Agent, ROuses Point, N. Y.
q. L. THOMPSON, Treas. N I. Co., Ogdensburgh N Y.
GEORGE PARK Err, Age &,
HONEY 4 CRAWFORD, OswegO N Y.
S. ID, CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
GHAMBER ERLIN; CRAWFORD & Co, Cleveland.
J. s. CHENOWEfH & Co, Cincinnati, o.
j. n MCBEIH, Agent Sandusky
VIM. T. Wal kER, Agent, Toledo.
y. r. MA pHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich
J. II. CRAWFORD, Mi w2ukee, Wis
McHENRY < BARKER, Racine Wis
MATHER co, Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
N. W. GRAHAM x co Cairo, Ill.
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland. Feb. 18th, 1859
mer9R6 CHAMBERLTN. President
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
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All t0 trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati ST.
Louis sc; and all the trains going Eastward connect at
DUnkrk with the trains The New York Eric Railroad
aud RualA with those the New York Central and
Buffalo and New York n Erie Railroads
d. NOTTINGHAM. Sunt
Cleveland. April an. 1859 apr
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COUNTRY INYALIDs.

Persons In any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Or AMOS SON, corner Main and Quay-sis
Buffalo, N. v lHu8d&Wiv28b
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/ CURE WARRANTED

Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention eNclu
syey to this peculiar class of mRnds and the reet they
have equenty been enabled to render fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escont patients and Others daily arriving iu town from al
parts of the country the express purpose MY of consul
atoms while thelre IeTOns have been ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced IN
i~quTng the causes Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that of the most dan
and inyeefae) they have always entertained IN
possibility Of their prevention and REMOVAL and likewise
invariably found TINT the horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance neglect or the bad effect sol
unsilful and improper trealnen therefore DIR. AMOS
SON have succeeded in dscOyernng in the selection OF
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear eQuvoC0
Charactef well those whose premature inudci0us
application might be productive o bad consequences the
hands private individuals. In short the laudable end O
their remedies Is the lessening Of great mass of human
misery by the aGyatlOu, relief ana prOyHnnOp Of those
ReyOus Affections that, IN reality the secret OOs Of life
and which while they extensively surround call aloud
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CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.
FORMING A TRI.WEFKLY LINE,

4 IN The OHENlNG Oh e.F&-A-Sk
~ Lake Navigation, the Proprietors F Ht1iVHanA
OF this Line will put upon tho route nom E Ai =
Buffalo to Chicago seven hrst-Class A llsliazLls
Screw Steamers, of great strength and speed,
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FROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
H. FER OVER A. LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
the consequence Of diseased action Of the system in
dqeed by tAe poisonous masm OF vegetable decay This
and rises with he atsry vapor from IT, While the sun IL
below the honzon this yapor lgers near the eaTths
the blood There 1t acts irritating poison the inter
nal ysceIa 5nd gIe9tlng og9s Of me BODY The liver be
the bile from the blood Both the virus aud the bile accu
al disorder The spleen, tie Kidneys, and tie stomach
sympathse with the ver and bee me deRnged also
eXpe the noHous infusion concentrates tho whole blood Ut
out TRo blood leaves the surface and PUSHES 10 the inter-
nal organs with congestlye violence This Is the CHILL,
which tie boodlea the central aud rushes to the
surface @ ASH " another effort 70 eHps the Irritating poison
ails and the system abandons the attempt EXHAUSTED
less effort another day These The fits OF paroSysms
FEVER AND AaUE such constitutional disorder will OF
We hayo abored to find, aud have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Winch ne9lfases THIS mParous poison N the blood and
does cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
those who subject this Infection Ifaken in season.
eXDo from the system us u Is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed the disease Consequently il
opS hSS o es 5e e % % 6 s 90 %
as Remittent ke Chill Fever Dumb OF Masked Ague
Feverg, Neuralgia Rheumasm, Gout blindness, Tooth
ache, Earacho Catauh Asthma, Papitaons, Painful Al
iectons Of the stomach and owes all Ofwhch when as
inermittentbpe. This "AaUE CURE removes the
THIS accomplished ny stimulating the exere9fes TO eH
pei the the system and these organs by degrees
Hence aTlsos whut we term aoelmation Time may
P we same n s eng SGi 9sa s Is P9l % long 9nSea or
a. once and with safety We have great reason TO believe
class Of diseases SGh a caused 5y tic msamstie inieS
Ion than any ether which has hee9 diseGy[ed and has
cheap as we'll as good
DR. j. q. A n & CO..
I
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And running in connection at Bufllo with the NEW
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Canal
and at Clevel1nd with the CLEVELAND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mackinac, Shehoygan
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racine; Kenosha, and Wau
This Line is now prepared to issue contracts aud give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh Wheeling
waukee Racine. KenUsha, Waukegan Chicago and to all
points the Railroads leading OF Chicago and wau-
kee and 50 to all prominent points on the Upper ssis
sippi River.
This the only Line running from Cleveland to the
Upper Lakes with any Regularity.
The liberal atronage extended to the Line the past
SON by the travelling public has induced the PrOpretOrs
greatly increase their accommodation for and
tho desiring cheap safe and comfortable route will find
It by taking this route
ed at les rate than by other having within the two
past seasons transported property exceeding
sixteen million dollars IN value, without any loss
With these unequaled facilities the Prupet9s hope TO
receive IA liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE, Agent N. Y. C. R.R. No 2O7 Broad
NJ b SPAULDING Agent spauldins's Express. No 2lo
CHHMBERLiN, THOMAS & co, Propristors of NIer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l9l Broadway, N. "
WM STEWART, Agent Cleveland PITTSBURGH Railroad,
D, b, WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling. Va
HUBBY, HUGHEs& s Co, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleve-
MIX & MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
u. G MCDOWELL. Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
}. i; TALLmADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark and South Water streets,
| SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent.
marl5,269 Office foot Of Alichigan It Buffalo, N Y
| Tho hmausaou
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FT WALLACE, PlR's Att'y.-mqr2etd-22 or
CtTTI ND TTI7BCi IL ii IN D,,,.-,,,,o..,4 a ~ I.

GHkRlEFS SALE.-Pursuant TO the
- command Of order OF sale issued from tho
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOgu County at the suit
william b Hlman, PLAINTIFF against James Egber, y. j.
Parke Elzada p Lord aud others defendants, 20 di-
recai shall offer for sale at public auction at the door
he Court House (curner Of Seneca and Champuin
IN this city Of in said County hB 18th dny Of
April 1859 at oclook p. NJ said day the following
described lands aud teromonts, TO wit Situate IN the
township and village o Bedford In the County Of Cuya
hOgu Of Ohio and bOulAed and described fol-
lows Being the Chair Factory Lot situate original lot
No b8 and bounded follows, vz Beginning or near
lie h-oasery OF the bridge, mill
degs chain q links, irom norhery end OF high
parapet wall the mill dam thence u degs b. CHAINS
To me dge of Of ia IinkorB Creek thence north
easery up the creek along the northeTy edge 20 the
sOutheTlY end Of high paFnpet wall on the DAM thence
nuTtheTy said wall 70 sOuthefy SIDE Of mil race thence
south 81 degs west chain, q links along the southery
edge Of mill the place Of beginning with the right
tno OF the mill race subject TO the gst
mill aud mil.
Also village lot No eleven dll Of Robson Egberts
subdivision Of part o. said original lot No %, hour ded on
two sides by Ws street westerly by village lot No. ~
northerY by bluh Of Tinken Greek. Together with al
the machinery engine and fixtures appeaipng 10 tho said
ID. H. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
Holm CRowEIL Pla1s Ativ -lmar36fd -l39
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l205 a, M Night Express Train stopping at Giurd Asta-
hnla and Painssyille only and arrives at Cleye-
land at 3:4a A. NJ.
T25 A NJ Mail Tram stops at all stations except Swnn-
yln, SaYhrOOk, UuiOuyiIe, Perry, Mentor and
Wicklite-will STOP sgual 10 take passeu-
ggrs, for CleUet1Hi Dlly,at SaybrouE ,Uudnville
Perry Mentor aud Wickline, and arrive al
Cleveland llO6 a. NJ.
l2i VI. Day Express Iruiu sOps at Girurl Conueut
Ashtahula aud pautsyillo only, and arrive at
Cleveland at 500 T.. NJ
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A MOST sCTENTTFTC INvENTION

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