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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-30
STEAMBOATS,.
OUACHITA RIY Err.


Leaves on SATURDAY 3st inst, att p NJ
Far Camden Direct
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
~ \ For Camden. Champagnole, Trenton, Monroe
Columbia, Harrisonbarg, Trinity and All interme
xs7k late way landings Ouachia Black Rivers
elegant AND very igidmnght passenger packet
steamer Cntahollla, j. d. Walker, MASTER will leave
above For freight having elegant passenger
VIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI.
d2f Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec 81 Mt 8 p NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
~ Z. For Camden Iieet-lhc new, elegant. light
lkIn draft swift running passenger packet steamer
I'll grcss, A. B. Hopkins. master, will leave ms
giving cca1 bills hiding through for Camden Capag-
noc Wilmington, Marie Saline Alabama Landing Trenton
M,nroe Pine Bluff Castors Landing Columbia Haisonbur
Unity md all intermediate way landings on Ouacta and
Black rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO. ID. HITE,
d3O No. Front street.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Both inst. Mt 10 A. NJ.
REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
~ L Tor Canidim Beach Hills, Miers Bluff, Cham
pasnolle, Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hills, Cary
kylle, Marie Saline, Alabala Landing, Ouachta
tiy, Lochoniond Port Union. Mouth DArborne Trenton
Monroe, Pine Blnfs, Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity,
termeae landings Omacita and Black rvers-Thc fine
light anght, fast running passenger packet Darcy
W. W. Rser, muster, will leave above For freight pas
sage apply OH board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
d& Advertising Agent
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BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
N4A&.t FOR BAYOU SARA. 68&2tA6S
The fine messenger racket ID, r. Kenner, Balnco,
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at o'clock.
FOR FORT ADAMS
The passenger packet Ca pitOl Capt Gross leaves New Or
leans every TUESDAY, at o'clock
FOR DoNALDSONvILLE.
The passenger packet G. Dr. yr SaE Vincent leaves New
NJ, and every SATURDAY, Mt o'clock r. NJ
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamers Laurel Hill, Capt. Petit, and Crosse
Tete Capt Me- Quod, leaves New Orleans MONDAY,
THURS DAY and SATURDAY, at s O'Clock P. NJ
BA clerk always the landing foot ST. Louis street, to
receive deliver freight and sign bills lading for the above
boats.
M 3m J. A. COTTON, Agent.
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1 rHEI s.Hf MURRAY & co., 'suGGEssoRs TO
Messrs Policy Nieol Co) Folida Yellow fine Lumber
Yard of Cedar and Julia Streets New basn Hnns OH
YRtd z-.a...5.e 49,,
We constantly hand assortment of descrp
Flooring and Ceiling and description Of
Scariling Timber Shingles Iaths etc. and quality of
feas THos. MURRAY & co
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q I #; M mn DEcEHBER 50, isss n
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l. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS--oFFICE
No. IL Exchange Alley, s;airs, nearly opposite the Post
mi Office. Soldiers Seamen and Teansers who have been in
LUZ he service of the United States Government for fourteen
more disturbance since $780, entitled
$50 Of land Widows and minor children of deceased
Soldiers Seamen Transfers entitled TO bounty land and
pensions Claims made and procured with dispatch by
JOHN PURCELL,
nj FIN 10 Exchange Aey, M stairs.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT NIMIcK, MsCIosKY ~; "
LOUISIANA TEhuANrEpEc
ny VIRTUE OF n writ OF fLert fnciae
II directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction at the City Ie,el Common street between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 30h day oil DC.
cember, 1853, at IL o'clock NJ
The steamship COATZACOALC0S, together rEsSah.
with Hl her furniture tackle apparel machinery, NMl&kRS
etc. MS she lies In the Mississippi river, right 49,
bank below this city, opposite the Convent.
Seized In The above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
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Eff DISTINCT COURT Of aW " MRS
pY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of fieri facins
ID by the Honorable the fifth District Court Of
Orleans entitled will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp Magazine SATURDAY, the list day OF
January. 1860 at IL o'clock NJ
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situaeln the First District
square No. 95 bounded by Carondeet ST.
Joseph Julia and Bronne said lot measures % feet
front Carondeet street. by 5S feet or less
in depth.
The whole fully appear reference to the
meu District filed in the Office of the Treasurer of
this city. ~
Together alt the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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LOWER COAST.
=TALLAHATCHIE RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY 3lst inst. at 3 r. NJ. positively
OCULAR TALLAHATCHIE
~ = and Yazoo River lacket-For Mouth Csd Water
Iocopois, Tillatoba Lefore Greenwood, Sidon
Tchils, yazeo City satsrtia and all Intermediate
steamer Col. T. II. Juison, A. G. Harysoi master,
will leave above and continue in the trade throughout the
q. Jason. For freight passage apply on board
VIRGfNIUS c. DESTZEL,
dT Advertising Agent.
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ORLEANS, Az profit de, ETC..
de In Nouvele- Orleans. vs.. NJ. sWITZER-No 1904.
I'm VERTU DUN writ dc fieri facias n moi
Il par Honorable Quareme Cour dc District de
Nouvele Orleans dams desss e procdderai
DREDI anvier 1860 midi lH0ltl de Ia Cite, do
Commune Camp Maasins, ladudi-
cation de-
DEUX TERRAINS situas fRubonrg de rAnnnonciaton,
Premier District VILE dams rilet par
Mansel aord hui Magnolia Clara Melpomene Thse de-
T. Dunbar arpentenr date dn Ter ayr Iis dpose eude
de A.. Mazureau, notaire public cete vile.
chacln 81 peds Maunsei,
sjonrdhu Magnolia l pieds ignes dc
fondeur lignes para1leles aniercaine.
Ensemble toues les authorizations qni sly trouven ct
les do privileges seytudes ayantages attaches ct
appartenant. ~
Snss dams 'aHarc cidessus. -.. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de naturalization.
T.. T. PARKER,
d5 IA % IN ia6 Sheriff a Paroisse d'OrleRns,
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U, 8. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAkA.
- - pas, Daily. connection with the N. o., y. ana
W. Rnilroad-The fast steamer st. Mary. j.
Atklson, master, built expressly for passen-
gers and light freight will with the Opelousas
leaving daily for Pattesonye Centeryle and
Franklin will extend her trips Tnesdays Thursdays and
Clarendon Jeanneres and New Town.
with ororse mail coaches for ST. Martin,
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opelous.s and Washington
Running from New Orleans to Washington twenty Six
hours, being the quickest route Unveiled:
AS the ST. the Railroad daily she offers better
delivering upfregh than boat in the trade
j. NJ. JOHNSON & CO.,
aft No. 3 Old T.evee, Agents.
SEA SHORE SEMINARY
~ Vicinity of IIandsboIo, near Mississippi City.
SEPARATE ROOMS FOR EACH SEX.
TERMS:
per session months 500 90
Tuition without Board-st Glass. 10 ~
~ Giass .r.............-.. ~ w
jill Glass 70 w
Music Piano Guitar Violin etc each .......... % on
French Spanish and German, each 10 w
Washing fifty cents per dozen
No pupil taken for less time than five mots except by spe
cial contract
The Principal will board boys. Each hoy furnish his
towels, hair brush and comb. tooth brush n,, shoe
brush Girls board guod families the Seminary.
The next session will begin January "a 1852 g.,
-Refecnces--Joseph W. Allen, r. /. Adams j. H. Head,
G. I. Pclon d2i Of
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sixth DISTRICT COURT REFS n SARAzIN TBOS. W.
, WILSON and COATZA-
of New Orleans } C0Al.C0S-Eo. 73sp
RY VIRTUE 0fa writ offReri fncfas, to me
ID directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell ut
public auction ut the City Hotel Common street between
Magazine FRIDAY, the Both OF De-
cember, 1883 at IL O'Clock NJ
The steamship COATzACoALCOS, together xstzav
with all her furniture tackle, apparel machinery FfKt
ETC.; she now lies in the Mississippi river, right
bank below town opposite the Convent.
Seized in the above suit.
TERAS-Cash the spot.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. Jan. s, at 5 M
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW

fYsg Orleans packet-Ihe fine regular passenger pack
z5asesRfor Memphis and all intermediate landings
above. For freight passage, apply on board or to
BELL, BUCHANAN Il CO., |
L DO .3 .8.9 .0A4 81 Poydras street.
E2This Napoleon with regular Packets for
the and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for ST. Louis and for Louisville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For al ths pnrpoatl Of Fantlu Phuste.

composed that disease within tho rauFe sl their
ton Tov Withstand eVade hem Their peneiratIF
popees Search and cleanse and iuVgorao portion
Of the human organism. cOTTeot tu diseased actOu
restoring s Vetllhy vitaes ASS consequences o these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain
physical debility i1HtOnished to hnd his health efgy
restored by RENE dy al once simple and inviting,
body but Tlo many formidable aud dangerous diseases
The agent below named ia pleased furnish
Amsnoan Almanac oOntutninE certificates Of thoW
ind directions for their the following oOmplhnts
Costiyeuess, Heartburn, HeEdache Hbng from daodoTed
Stomach Nausea Indigestion, Pain and MoTbid Inaoi0n
Of tbe BoWol Flnaeney. lOtu Of ApDetite JAundc
other kindred complaints arising from lou Of the
body or ohetructinf Of its funut0na,
DO be put by unpunCpled Dealers with 9th
er pp they make the more profit oA. Ask FOR AYERis
Pulls and take nothing oaa.
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SANFo RD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMpOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IL Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and tOiH keep in any eh
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but sc-
tive CathuTc which the proprietor has used in his
lice more tuau twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the PILLS aud the satisfaction which
all express IN regard to he has induced to place
thon within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know that different CahaTticB act
on different portions of heb bowels
Tho D. BAhILY CA-s II II A RTIC p l. l.
has, with due reference this well established fact
been compounded from R, variety Of he pur+s lego
table HItracts which act alike every pHr Of the
almentary canal, and are -lGOOD and SAFE in ali
cases where Cathaftlc h. Iuoeded, such ns DE-
RAN0EMEkTS OF the LlSTOMACH, SLEEPl-
NESS, PAINS IN THE LSIBACK AND LOINS,
COSTiVENESS, PA NHAND SORENESS OVFR
TIE WHOLE BODY E-frgm sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected 4 end Ia long course Of Fe-
YER LOSS OF Ape LSFTIrF "A CRREPINC SEN
SATION OF COLD OVER lTHE BODY, HESTI .ESS-
MES HEADACHE, orI WEIGHT IN THE HEAD.
all Inhammatory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumaism great PuTif of the blood and many dis
which hehh IL heir, mention in
this adv YeTtiSement. Dose, 10 81
PRICE 80 CENTS.
ER- The Liver lnTigOIutUT pnd Family CAthaTC PllG
etted by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale BY
the Trade In all the large touns 49,
Manufacturer Hnd Proprietor
tyTd&wRD S9b Broadway, New York
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AYERS CHERRY PECFORAL,
PoR THE RAPID CURE o.

Coughs, COldS, E'lfHsRBd, HOaT5sHess, Croup,
Bronchitis, IneiPieHt Consumption, and for hs
relief Of COHsumptiUs Patients ~ adpaneel
stages Of ths dtssasG
So wide 10 the hed OF ts usouness and 40 numerous yTs
The Of is e. that almost ever section county,
abounds u parsons Iublioy known yhohsVe bsen Tsev
I'd un alarming and even dasDeeae diseases OF the lungs
by its When ture tired ts sGpo1rIy over eFe1Y h.
ecne si the kna - too appaTeun y escape observe
on End whoTo i virtues Known, the public ~ Longer
hesitate what entidoe 70 employ fo hs afgaslns eno
dgng nhoug Of The pulmonary organs tht are inci.
dent 20 our climate his many niar0r renodes thruai
upon me gommgpiy have fasd and been ateAF9eg ~.
has gained iendl By every ta ocnfe9 dement's on the
eiod heF oTFp aud prodpetd epTee TOO nu
meTous and Too remarkable 20 ~ inrgetten
Lowell Maas.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Aug, ?.

tBY TEJEGRAPHl
FlOur-Opeued firm but closed dun and drOnr ing Sale
O0 bills At 81 s5S5 10 for sup State Si0S5A0 for
State, Si7565 05 for wsn $3.50 $3.50 H commn 70
good western; SbS55 40 FIR I'D, aud s. h05I5 inl
fresh GROUND extra round hoop Ohio. Closing heavy and
with small sales
I've Flour-Dun Small sales at Sl.O104 621S
Whea-l(d2c better with limited supply Of new sales
5000 bus ncuJug old white Ky At ~ new red southern
81 GOAL .3h; and old white at 81 l5,dll, ,l5N.
Rye-H avy. Sales 50n bus al 75Cdl7s3.
Bar sy dull and nominal.
COrn-H-nvy and low0r Sales 57OO bus 75c for old
and new N Ied western in store and delivered.
oas-Hesvy and dull Sales at 36Gi0 for State 36ygl-
for Canadiun and W, stern.
WhskY-Heavy. Sl es 800 hhls at &dl25Ec
POTN-Dul and heavy fO me{S. Tut STEADY and upchd iu
prime sales 1900 bis vt SbDl2 for Si tor thli
Sl7 bUl1i7 rs for clear aud Sl150l0 81 Tor urma
Beef-Hravy and unchanged. sales $40 bbls at S6n z
for Ur1e; Ssd 5 for mess; 80 25a SIS Tor repacked Chi
cJgn; SIS 2dS Tor hNtrus Prime beef On irely
iunl, aud cannot be quOed.
Beef hams-Small sales st l5Gls 90.
Bacon-Dull and usmlnal Sales 90 boxes short clear
inlddles on private s0Tms
Cut msaiElnactive. Sales la5 packages al 6A6aC OI
shoulders; 5(1S4c for hams.
Lari-Qulet Sales 3 8 bhs at lOA GlOsf.
Buter-F rm. 1901 f'r State lNd6 for Ohio
Cheese STEADY; 7H6ls& for good u prime.
Iullow-Fim. stiles 40 lOSOH
Athes-steady. $751; for pots, IS G2h pearls
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MORNING LEADER o,FIFICE'

PLOCR- The demand has been fair and quite number Of
are reported chiefly $3.50 choice sale
Of 50 brs extra made at S5,41
WHEAT Receipts very light and holders thereby
enabled get their prices Sales red at Sl6
lot Of wheAt 81 25 and another lot private terms.
HIGHWINEs-sale 30 brls AZ 25c.
BUTTER-sale 20 kegsW r. nt l3kc.
CHEEEssals 1000 lbs nice W R at s1c and 6OO lbs good
do at &c.
EGGs-sales at 9kc.
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SANFO RD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOP


TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Il FROM gUMS, and has become an established fact, a
standard Medicine known and approved by all who nave
used and is TeEorted TO with confidence In all the
diseases for which II Is mmended.
It has cured thousands within the LAST two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief thB numerous
unsolicited certificates inIS my possession show.
The dose must be pied Ito the temperament Of the
Individual takngit, and od such quantities
act gently on The bowels. 81
Let the dictates Of tsuI Judgment guide you the
use Of tho LIN BR IN-lSlVIGORATOR, and 1t
will cure Liver Comsl-s plaantHs Bilious At
tackB, DyapepBi R,ISlChronic DiurrhOea,
= M r . m -lSlp lRtnts, Dysen
ryS DrOpNyJ sourZ StOmnchJ Habitual
COsLiYeneBBJ ChOl-lSl Cholern1 ChOle-
IA MOfbuaS CholeraJl III n Z n n tuInS Flutus
lence, aund c c ,l,4Remule Weakness
esJ aud my be used sue seessfuiy an OkDlNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI- IICINE. 1t Will cure SICK
II II A D A e. II f. la , thousands can testify. } in
TWENTY MINUTES IET=lTWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-D-lEN at commencement OF
attack
All who II giving their mOny its favor
~ MtI water in the Il nth with the INNIGORATOR,
anil swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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e.n physician Of thirty years practice My prncpa
ldy has been diseases Of femnles They have generally
bnted my best Efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Marthalfs Uterine CahnlicOn, WIS pleased with them
gave them fair trial aud found myself ubundantly
ssuL In my former practice could ony mitigate the
symptnms Of about half the and could not
ten Now radically cufe at least n twn-
" and mitigate the rest consider MarshntH Uterine
thocoR the greatest blessing to females have met with
J. Il. WILLIAMS. NJ D.. Charleston.
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West Bedford, Coshooton Co, Nay "a, 1881
Dir. H. y kinsg ~ Sir - have haen selling the Medi-
oines Of the Ggefen6eg Company for the last ten years.
aud have ivaaby iound them to good satisfaction;
aud the Pills have sold TO great many families Tegu-
ary their tea aud coffee aud with trade they have
become a stBple article. Murshars Uterine Cathocou
= medicine that has done great Of good female
diseases One ldy sold II TO told me tat shehad receV-
ed benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment BY the most skful phys-
jim. l. 1853 yXi1Es WILSON.
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DR. AMOS SONtake pleasure in announcing that they
nave ,dyeuledu mns important instrument for the Ot
the above diseases Il has heeu subjected to test by the
most eminent physicians in London Paris, Philadelphia
ana New York. has been declared the only useful nsu
ment ever uveue ed for the OF Seminal Weakness
nqy discs caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
$40 Rmull or express.
N.R,-Dr AMOS x SON, ia order to satisfy tho most
skCutoI stu the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that ia instance where may prove uusai islac
tory afer fair trial, iho will 10 refunded by
turning the instrument In good order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03

DR.. AMOS son have devoted their attention tIclu-
svey to this peculiar class of maadl and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to euderther follow
lures iuy testified and gratefully acknowledged by
esceut patients and others day arriving town from nl
parts of the country for the express purpose My uf CONSUL
dtiOus while THERE have been C ed ythe most
signal advantages; vet from what they have experienced Ia
quung into the causes Of these Infectious Cu"Nlains
from their most simple condition To- that OF the most dan
gs and uyeieute) they have always entertained "a
possibility their prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably iuuud tpt The most horrible and malignant forms
OF disease could almost invariably be traced tho
following causes Ignorance, neglect the bod effect sol
uuSktiul ana improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering in thes election
heir remedies safe, elecuHl and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII Ch bear equyuCp
character we'll those whose premature nudcous
Application might be productive oil bad consequences IN the
-uds of wivate individuals nshort. The laudabe end uI
'lrremedles the essenlug OF great of human
sey by the alienation, relief und pTevenu of those
eyuus affections that are IN cay the secret foes OF life
nod which, while they extensively surround usCu aloud
skill and uterit in their determination.
COUNTRY INVAIlDS.
Persons in part Of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF lhe. case with
remittance for medicines SC.
Address DT. AMOS SON, corner Mdin and Qu1v-sts
Buffalo N. Y. laHSuAwlyEba
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6roterits, 81.

EOR SALE
II Extra md Doubla Tttra l0ar,
Corn Meuk hosh ground,
Corn d Store
old aud new o -.
White pcfns,
Dried Apples. New Fruit
Butter sc &C ]. NJ HOVER
-yl3 New No e 20 d No 52l Merwin street
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9ar0mare.
Prepare against Fire
Boarding..

BOARDING. = The House No. "a
I'D Public square and ny The Stone Churrh-one OF Inc
1leasantes ocnti0s the city has been thoroughly re-
paired und is open for Boarden Families WISHING to
furnish their own ToOms Qgu ae Qdaied with large
aud convenient and bedrooms; and Roarder
ard Day BnsTdeTs viii lind goud ncComnoda
souuhle terms Ladies NOT excluded. Refefences gNen
snd received. aprlkl0 3. W. bURhllI,
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Manufactured and ior sale by
a. =. SPENCER
nlaT26dGwHRe Canal Il foo OF oho' Cisyslana.
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medfcimes.


HARTFORD. Trumhuii 60, Ohio March u 1851.
hereby certify that been dealing the 1rueen
berg Modnnes for the past year and can truly say that
huN never offered medicines to the public ta have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like theaa
par ticulary the Pills and CatholcUn They will readily
perform all and than is promised for thc. have
sod about fy bottles Of the Cahocon the past season,
and hear the best results In every case. ..... .
]. II. q. JOHNSON. Medical Agent
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CtHERTFE'S SALE.-PURSUR AMI

SHERIFE' SALE.-HURSU 4 MI
~ tho command Of order OF sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOgu COun y nt the suit
Of Jonathan W. Kelly Pr A. sg inst owen II Kelly aud
others defendants (t being proceeding In pauition) To
reCtod shall offer for sale at bile auction at the
door of tue Cour House, corner of neca and Chnmpain
the City Of Cleveland in tue said County on the
9th day Of August 1859 at o'clock p Nj Of said day the
following described real estate t. Wit: Situate In the City
Of Cleyrluud In th ounty Of CuyahOga, and State Of
O9o. being thTeel9m william Cases subdivision Of
iui Nos no. 4 aud i2; said lot leing hyitet front
Lake street ind running back hundred and eight feet
a relr street. Appraised at S5JO0 Also, lot No Ill
ana tue uaTy interest IN lot No l72 theiug the whole
Of sui lot after deductng the dover estate Of lian9a D.
Kelly igued the eu) IN JOhu NJ WOOlSeYs Subdivs-
ion uf City lots, Numbered from 3f 10 1888 # the original
allotment of the village Of tleveund and is bounded
norhwestsry front by Ohio street. nureastery by lot
No no. suuthoaser IN rear by Gadeuer lane and SOUTH
westerly by lot n l73. aud is fry oPt IN width and
hundred m depth said lot III appraised nt SYO0 OO
and dunTy said lot No l2 appraised al
S2A 81. The dover interest in lot 2 VIII be sOd, making
ID L. WIGHIMAN. Sh'f.
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This esrfes that have used the Qrnefenberg PHI
and Marshala Catholcou sold here by J. H. O. johnson
IN my practice, 70 my ente satauction They good
Hartford Trumbul Co, O. March T. lssT
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GrUuspOrlot,cn.

SSsll1M 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
w during The present their well known and
plar Line uf
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburEh ~ Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
0gdensbuFgh and Oswego, and Cleveland. San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMI-wEEKIY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsburph o with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central Il. r. Route,
Between
Ogdenshurgh, Burlington, Concord. Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego wiu,tho
New Osweqo Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on TIE Enlarged Canal,
Betlrsen Os,oego Troy, Albany and Ne,o York
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK d ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form us
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between OukirS, Cleyc'au and Saniusky, and
TRI.wEEKI.Y RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chicago ond intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded by thi Line viii be subject to
but Oue traushIpment.
us'- Merchandise markcd IN r. Co Express - will be
igrwaaed u m New York ty an E3pes; ETe,sn @ aln
warded from Dunkifk.
" These Lines cenuectst Cleveland with the CIeye-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
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