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In table Of shipments by lake defective figure which
tailed to show made the Of wheat shipped bus
stead Of $3.50 bus il should have been.
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CHERTFF n SPEOTAL MASTER5S
ID L. WIGHTMAN Sheriff,
aud Special Master Commissioner.
w. w Ainaar. plfIfa AtlN nnIl Ynl da

SHERIFF'S SALB.--Pursuan to the
~ mands ol three w. It's OF W dt oSpouas, ISIS uod
from the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOgu County
at ihe suit of Ezcke adams n Jared e. al, one at
the suit Of W. Aldrich y Jared and the suit
1f r.. ~ Fenner vs. Jared TO me directed shall oiler
Public Auction at the door Of the Court House
icorner Seneca und Ohampoin stroets in the City 0f
Cleveland In said County the 6th day of May lsj9,
m O'Clock NJ of said day, the OllOwin described au dis
and teuements to wit Part OF lot "a, FORMERLY Euchl
now East Cleveland TOwnRipl beginning at a white oak
stump standing he north line OF land decided tu Emily
ohwell sad lot A.; thence south 90 deg east u ID rs
Abram Muttux ue thence north % deg st, chains
nks thence north s. der west alD sc sil MatUr line
chains nud "a links TO MatoNs CumBr thence north a
Jess east, l3 nt thence north g de-s 10 n1n west
chains road; heuCe south IS degs wos along the
Iuuk Road from Cleveland to MillOughby Chalus, SO
thence south 90 degs east ~ 2chans TO the place
beginn,ng containing SOL Of uud Exec pting
herofr0m the following described part of said premises
being the same set Of homestead therein, wit: BE-
Ginning nj the centre of the Cleveland and Wlluughhy
Plank Road and a the corner OF lands owned by samuel
le puy aud f. J1red. (dccelsCdl thence southeast
ry course alone the line OF sand do Puys land Ia stue
post; thonce ON suulWestery COuse To- large post
corner Of garon fence; thence louhwesery TO stone
sct in the Plank Road blnCE smith shop occupied by
o. hamsd theuce therlY along the Plank ItUad to
tho place Of beginning ..- 90. .
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EHTRTFF 3 SPETTTL WTSTEF57ISS

q
y SALE Pursuant to tho command Of an order Of
ge issued from the Cour o. Commoa Pleas Of Cuyhoga
County at the suit of John Fehy plaintiff against John
Cooley 1t al defendants, to directed / shalt offer for
at Public Auction, at the door of the Court House,
evclnud in sad County on the 4h day ut June, $50, a
II o'clock A. M O said day, the following descibed lands
and tepements to Situate IN the town hip OF BrO k
yn Cevelmd, IN said County, and is known by being
part of lot No 90 according 10 the inal ey of said
tlwnship ard bounded aud described as follows Begin
ng on the north side Of Bay ey street a. he fence a.
west side Of lands enclosed by Thomas Cure, thence
nlrherlv right uuglos tom Bayiey street one hnndled
et thence westerly parallel with said BavCy street fifty
cot thence a. rsut arss souh1ry hundred feet TO
said Bailey street heuyC cusery SAID street fifty feet
tu the place OF tnee her with al tn" heredita
mens and uppultuu thcruunu brnnglng, but subject
tu all streets aud hisaways. Appristd ~ &ll3.
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~ For mediClnCs or ugen0ies addTess
II b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
NEW TREATRlEN
Buffalo Medical FDispensarV

EstuDTshed Tor The Cno OF
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Feoer and Ague
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Infrnl-
iiies of Youth and old Age dc.
EP- NO MERCURY USED -aI
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J0nN CnowEiI. p7d's Atty ma15 5Id2l3
UUERIFF n SPECIAL MASTERS

vi y NII W IoI ~ ILlII NINO N y
- SALE-pursuuut TO the command Of an order Of
sale issued from Court Of Common pleas OF Cuyahoga
County at the suit Of Hanrv Chamberlain, Plan llh, VS.
Gcurto Harding, Defendant, 10 directed, shall offer
Tor sale at Public Aucnu at The door Of the Court House.
If Seneca aud Champlau streets) IN The CITY Of
Cleveland, 10 said County, the ilh day of June 1889
O'Clock NJ Of said day the following described lands
aud teucmCnts, Situate In Brooklyn township and
known city lots Nos, 81 md t3 IN tones suhdi
vision part original lot No g. IN ohio Guy and are
situated Washington street. being euch 80 feet trout and
rear l32eel iu depth together with all the hereda
aud app ueutcCes thoTountO belonging but subject
10 all streets and highways LOl 81 appraised Of $50 Lot
50 appraised at $40.
ID. l. WIGHTMAN,
ShenHand Special Master Clm'r,
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MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION

An l. strument for the uf Nocturnal Emissions
properly kutwn Seminal Weakness, &C Can be permt
neny cured "a from tl cen days To two months by the
Of this instrument when used COnuiutly with medicines
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female trregulares. weakness. uterine dsplacements
and all local uterine dcules aud cons uuna troubles
ul women, are entirely cured by THE GRAEEENBERG
hARSHALLS Urt RiNE CATHOLICON.
~ his connection Miss Beecer, ser uf the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher In letters to the people page l2g says
II have nine sisters IN ssters-in. law and fourteen
male cousins, al ma oied, and ali delicate and ang
Amid the Immense circ cot my friends and aCquHin
cam ct ccal on married ladies' BON in this century
country, who perfectly healthy" In cases. however
where the GTueenbers CathucOu has been used
that health has rapidly taken the place OF seass and
ladies have beCOmeT hugt strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason OF y ira, says; 'beautiul indeed is tho
cOndng, trusting nature Uf woman but how much
need 70 be protected by watohulness that will lead her
IN time Of disease to appeal TO medical adviser scen-
tihc educate mor worth and purity of characern All
these may be secured by addressing the GUenbog Com
pany
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u. U WIWWT MIAMI
Shorthand Special Master Crm'r,
PALMER AUsTIN, pms Attys. mnyltd
SHERIFFS SALE.-Pnrsuant to the

y u HIOITI . DAIH.-I UTNUuUU 10 JUG
~ command Of order Of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common pleas Of Cuyahogu County at he suit Of
Edwin =. Morgan, Planln, against samuel X. Collins
aud others dufa danis, to me directed / shall uHeT
for sale ut public auction. at the door Of the Court
House, (Ou the C0TuerOt Seneca and Ghampun srCGtts
the city Of Cleveland IN said County, the 4t day Of
June, 1889 at oc.ock p M Of said day the following
described lands and te ementS to wit: Situate IN the
township Of Chagln Falls, IN the state Of Ohio aud witch
also IA the County Of CuynhOgH aud which Is known by
being the whole lots and part of lot g. and IL bounded
follows to wit water street. south by Ceutte
by alley running from Pearl street to Centre
street. aud north by uart Of said lot No decided 10
Adm Grant and stuaed la the yilugs OF ChAerin Fails
he the subject to all lega highways
Apprll ed at 500
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Read what DR. Bushnell says Of the Graefenb, rg NJ
cines IT h is ply scian Of extensive practice, and
Of the most successful ia the county IrumbuI) In win
he resides.
This certfes that ! have used the Graefenherg Pin
and Marshalls Caholcon, sold here by j. H. O. johnson
IN my practice, 10 entire sntsiaction They good
medicines. Dr. g. W BJsHNELI
Hartford, TrumbuI Co o March l. 1881
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Apples gTn..}lbbl &c. =
10 dried fbus 2 WkQ ? e
Peaches dfd. Elb ls0 -
DO unpld .Plb 100
Figs....... fllb lO(9 l2li
Lemons .....flbox4 GOA -
Ornnres...3 3}box4 O0lG 3 u
Raisips, N X {lbox . 75a 2 s.
DO layer flboN3 3 l2l6 3 s.
Cranberries pbbl - a. -
FLOUR AND MEAL.
o. 4 Ind. sup fiUbl 5 51iG 6 d
D. a Ind ext 4)bbl 6 2i(g 8 Z,
Double extra f}hbl o 75,H : q
Rye Flour. flbbl 8 UJ(1 --
Ruckwheat 49cwt ID -
Corn Meal llcwt I GA --
- Al NHI
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J. ?. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn,

Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergyman MY heart has fairly achel
to witness the feeble health Of women have Travelled
my circuit preaching tho Gospel thank God however
that have an these diseases give TO the Graeeu-
teIg MaTshalls UCuue CatholCuu wherever U has he
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
tuTmer y Ot Western S.ark, Medina 90, d
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
~ For medicines or agencies address
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~ 1t is admirably arranged to prevent

RECOBAIENDLTIO
CLEVELAND, o., October llth 1857.
We the undersigned, having Witnessed tho operations
HOWELLs THREE CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, recently
invented by Chares II well this city, can chrcruly
testify that Ia opinion It IS The perfect arrange.
meUt puyenZuE the soil that has bCeu introduced
to the farming community, uud fully convinced that
MT Howell has succeeded prndu iug tho "BESr ROTAT
HARROW, aud thnt l. destined 10 take the lead of
Al others that has been IN fe heretofore.
This implement richly deserves tho attention all per
sous interested IA improvements Ut the kind.
A. g., SEARIS, r,..i.,, n
O. A. STEVENS, : ''o'"'anu'o ~
CASWElL WRIGHT, Bedford, o.
G. $. GATES, Bru0kBB,O o.
CLEVELAND o., January l4lh, 1858
Having examined The operation IIowELi's THREE
CIRCLE ROTATING HARROW, am prepared say that II
is the best instrument eecng tie puItOse which
is designed have applied tp the soil Amuns
tho adVantagus ComLInal this Harrow arc ghtuoss of
draft freedom 1t cogging, and its capacity pukCrZug
the sOi rueh uf which Of themselves, would ia my opn-
ion, recommend Il To general use.
]. S. TITUS, Flushing, Long Island
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II gives great TO certify TO the invarable Gu
rativs ion of the Graefenherg Marshas Uterine Ca
hoCun all cases Of female disease and TO the skin and
nigh moral rharaCt of the hedibal Department OF the
lTuefeuberg Comuauv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

DRUSIAES.--A large stock IF Shoe, Paint Varnish and
A. STRETCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The Memphis appeal say that during the fire
in that city on Saturday night, the lst inst, there
a great deal of stealing going on. Officer Rose
was very active in preventing depredaiions. He
found that two men had skf lying near, into which
they had conveyed two boxes Of wine and other ar
tices The goods were rescued, but the thieves es-
capped. The same officer took from boy silk p ush
cap As the child seemed scarcely conscious Of the
wrong ne was guilty Of, be was allowed to go with
a reprimaud. Rose also arrested man BY The
name of P. K. Garreiy, who stole a handsome cur
tain, pair of misses drawers, and other articles.
Michael Hogan helped himself to History of the
United States, nd was arrested by the same active
officer. As he was extremely psnitent. and bore q
good character, he was let off with fine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The second annual report Of tbs Directors of the
Tennessee and Alabama Central Railroad Company
to a meeting of the stockholders held at Athens,
Alabama on the 10Th ulL, states that twelve and
half miles constituting the Southern Division Of The
road, running South from Athens to junction with
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, is in running
order, and in daily operation. On the Northern
Division, from Athens to the Tennessee line the
grading has been completed, aud the report Gays,
Livery arrangement is being made to commence
track laying early next spring, say by LIST of April
at farthest; and without hindrauce more than usu-
al it may be safel, calculated that the track will be
laid to the State line by the LIST of August next.
The portion of theTOad lying in Tennessee, running
from Columbia to the State line, will be ready for
the car ) in the spring of 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

foreigners, and the heaviest importers are poK Of
this stamp, and the reason is thattbese men have
credit abroad, aud Americans have not. The style
Of living adopted in New York the past few Yeas
has nearly ruined American credit abroad for
eguer comes here; he can live on 1900 year,
aud when times go we'll with him he can live on
S5,ooo. But as 5000 as an American gets along at
all he must have his hsuss and lot on Fifth Avenue
at cost of from 100000 to $500 OOO hi. style Of
living must naich, and the end is soon told And
BY foolish and vain and insene Osteniation the
American is quietly and surely ainging away the
great gift placed in his HANDS"
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]. n. CUR RX

FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.--Iam prepared to
n furnish Of description from the fine the
paine Servants Coffin, together everything necessary for
Funerals orders left Wareroons, Deadeck street,
next UpandUp Livery Stable between Cherry and
Summer Streets will receive prompt attention
? Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made order, the
best style.
iuTg J. II. CURREY.
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LARGE HOes-TEsNRssEE AnEaD OF OHIO.-T

LARGE HoGs-TEsNEssEE AHEAD OF OHIo.-The
Cincinnati Gazette Of the 4th inst. says:
Butler county is justly celebrated for heavy hogs.
Messrs. Tytus, Wrenn Jones, Of MiddletOwn,
packed on Saturday 35 head, for Messrs. WOrster,
Dupee Co, of Boston, which averaged 449 bs net
as follows: 424, 4T6, 453, 44S, 500, 482, 470,
4O5, 447, 519, 422, 531, 397, 474 428 433, 442,
4S8, 483, $50, All, $40, 49G, 45O, 4l2, 402, 439,
4O4, 487, 1893, 426, S7S, 425, sos, 40S
The average weight foOts up 1912 lbs. This lot
was raised by F. Mileberger, near Monroe. AnOth-
er lot of 43 raised by w. Magic the place,
packed by the same party and on the same account
as above, averaged 1886 De. net the heaviest weigh
ing 43G and the lghtesl 33l. Both lots sold at 81
per 100 lbs net. We doubt whether any section Of
the country can beat Butler county, in the way Of
fine hogs We have heard of hogs that weighed
more than any one Of tho eincuded 10 the above
exhibit but it is seldom at any one farmer raises as
many large animals as Mr.. Millebsrger on Mr. Magic
turned out.
Tennessee can also do something in this line.
Messrs Chandler & Co, of Chattanooga, under date
of Dec 29lh, writes Us as follows:
Last wees we killed three hogs, the gross and net
weight of which are as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the 4th says
" yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, near n
chester Cemetery, an infant, on whom the light OF
life had shone bat few hours, was found buried in
the ground in candle-DOx, wrapped in white
CLOTH which first attracted the attention of the dis
coverer Recorder East was called to hold inquest
over the body, but as he was exceedingly occupied
a. the Court and as the other magistrates were ali at
Raleigh attending Court the inquest will not be held
until morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN Offering Lot on Cherry street
y occupied By Mr. B Weller.
The house very large and commodou containing TWEEN
~ with servants cellars, shes &C.
The house in good Of beng recently rebuilt and
Is better adapted for first class boarding house than any
in Nashville
The about sixty Ave feet front by one hundred and seven
~ i've feet and the house is situated the Of
an addition that would render oOmmodous any
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased with the
II desired
II is we'll known that hotel keeping this city, pro-
habe business and any wishing engage in sue
tion this excel opportunity procure eligible n
On being convenient all the business portions Of the city
For terms &c, apply
dec24-tf A.V. :. LINDSLEY
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most invaluable external applicant Rheustis Neu
rtlga sprains Bruises, Head ache &C. It never fails II
was areb the late Rev Mr James OF Chattanooga have
but few dozen eEAt have genuine Per
Bottle One Dollar
He'd Bug ssRnes-Drves from old Houses and old Red.
Steads Bugs and Fleas Only IS cents per bottle.
The GrRfeuburg C0nSumptivess' Balm is
recommended to the attention Of all having II
Lungs or Colds either light When all Peetora
necnes have failed this my With certainty relied on. In
early stages OF Consumption aeertAn In the stages
very certain relief
All those hn have lungs virtues which
are wonderfully ehcacous IN disorders trhed with
Many citizens Of Nashville sttssls curative powers
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec2e-u IA College street
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Recorder East of Memphis reports that during
the month of December there were brought before
him BOZ offenders against the city ordinances, of
which number 247 were found guilty as charged,
and tftyfOur were discharged for want of proof to
convict The number of those convicted who paid
the fines imposed was LIZ, and seventy were sent TO
the chain>gang The fines paid amounted in the
argreeate to s. 2I8 05
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-07

The Theatre has long since, in The opinion Of
many, says the Cincinnati Enquirer, ceased 70 be a
place of amusement Tn y scarcely know any, hing
more dismal h4n 60 sit Outan evening perform incs
at one of our ihealers.. Tbs has not " .ys been
the case. Time once was VIII "a the magic isteIlecs
Of sheakspesre-indeed all the more graceful and
telling Of English gsnius-held enlranced great
crowds Ard fr, M III 1t source was drawn he more
important lessons of life But that time is no more;
a the winning grace of genius fails to save the stage
from WEAKNESS and disgust.
Many things have contributed to this result One
Of The mere potent is The present starring system;
system whereby the cultivation pertains 10 one
actor, and all The profits given for that one in
stance of correct study. The stack actors, making
rp the larger part of the company are left to stars
Yet ShtaksPearesn its true significance, recognized
no star. The humblest parsonage cal 5 for as much
study, and is as perfect in his sphere as the more
important. This is the law of nature as well as OF
the drama, and, when violated the punishment in
cidsnt to the violation of all just Law is bound TO
follow. Our punishment Is to have what was meant
as high moral teacher to loss its force, ard the
piece of amusement sink into fearful bore.
Another fatal cause has been the unwise refusal
of the more religious portion of our community to
even recognize the vehicle eur most eminent intel
lects have selected for the conveyance the human
family Of their sweetest thoughts and hg truths.
We fail to discover the wisdom Of this course They
first lest control Of great engine for good or evil
and then quietly handed our actor and audience TO
evil in this world and eternal punishment here
after.
We observe, by the New York papers, that now an
effort is being made convert the hsaler, least
one night out Of The seven, into place of worship.
The Academy Of Music is opened for the rich and |
National Theater to the poor and |
vicious. While the fist is crowded the churches
are empiy-while at the latter place hundreds of |
riOtOus boys applaud he preacher and encore the
hymns until the leaders have TO cease in despair
Had they have gone to the theater sOOuer-had
they taken control of it theater when it WELD
ed influence in its better day, they would not now
be called to MOURN over the want of attention or
he riOiOus conduct of their assemblies.
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The "drOF game was successfully played on
verdant of Georgia, in Memphis on the Sd inst,
by couple of sharper who hseeed him 10 the tune
of $50. The "drop" man inveiglel the stranger
into a bet on the question as to whether piece of
red morocco contained a five cent piece. The &C.
complete was made treasurer when The principal
grabbed the money and made good bis escape, Ike
seoonpliee pretending to join in the chase The FIVE
cents was concealed in split ia the leather. The
poor fellow was fseced of every cent he had.
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STYLE OF LIVING IN NEW YoRK CITY.-The cores
pondent of Boston paper, writing from New York
makes some statements which, though sharp, may
convey material for reflection. He says 'ahs heavy
importing business of this city is passing rapidly
out Of the hands Of Americans into the hands Of
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2 On the 3lst nit, two men. Samuel Young and
Theodore Holdsrman, who had come TO Memphis
a coalboat from Pitsburg, were arrested, charged
with attempting to entice from the State, slave
belonging to Mr. Williams, of this city They were
c mmitted to jail to await an examination.