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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

Nav Yonk, Aug. 20.-ltn arrival furnishes
interesting intelligence from Venezuela.
President Castro had been seized and com.
PEELED to surrender the Presidency by the Con-.
stitutional party, after which he was thrown
into prison and close gunrd OF 100 mon SGT
over him to watch his movements.
Some severe Fighting had occurred resulting
almost altogether in favor of the Constitution
alists. The utmost alarm prevailed in the
country, and the general expectation was that
very sanguinary engagements were about to oc.
cur.
Three thousand men were under arms at
Carns, who have resolved to deliver their coun-
try from the Federalists, ortodicin the attempt
ST. Louis, Aug. 80.-Thc Overland Mail of
the 6th arrived last night.
There is a healthy demand for goods, and
Arrived-Sea Witch; from Monteyideo.
Horace Greedy has. gone visit to Colonel
Fremont. fze
A duel between Gwin and BrodericE is OK.
pected Immediately after the election
The Fort Smith Times says the Camanches
made two attacks a! Watches, on thc Caddo
and Delaware Indians, while en- route for their
new homes under the charge of Indian Agent
Blaine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
5SpAY MORNING, AUG. 81, la5g.
lAL MA.TT=ERS.


-...rtIvs purchased all the Goa! in Wheeling mn
~ Phiip SnttOn; all that belonged to Noah lanes
Ss and am prepared to supply customers the
sis' Ps.Ts The Bank Is situated Market street be-
" sis E,b.rSeri, Brewery and the Union Church.
Tssn - 4 II ss-- JOHN NoLEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
COMI.ERGIA..jIIl.


~ AK 4
sIlRooXS-0ommon IS
BUTTER-In,k kegs Cello.
~ 6BgcESrs--9L lrletta $A92;e5. ssE}E 8CGE
4 CHEESE-Western Reseryss609c:-
S9SIs mould ;s; star sperm 40
WEL @esTtISG Family suPeraRe 5,2s.
CORS-I,OD.s szs5ai =f5s ...55-s4
OATS-SU to 35s.
F kEATHERS-4O945c.s scarce.
EIsHShad $I4; Herrinps 49,: 1Tac-erel NJ,
kuRS-Raccoon 30!28T 16e.f t>s5s ~ - -
8 iGIINsASG-SS94O. -
HHaEZGlgssT E ton s9,oo Timothy 5000
LIHE-Louisviile so
aSG6sS 2E5ssn' 4o Sugar
s4.4sG rs isa s426@5
RAGs-9933<, dull
RICE-595X.
SsEDs-Plaxseed 1875; Glover SIX.
SoAP--Castile per Id 1915; cOmmon59s
SuGARs-NeW Orleans 71ft8S hid SSSsISip bb,
S&uEF-Scotch 26; Rappee 29926 = = '
TEIGunpowdGr 49@TU; Imperial 4OSR65. IJ,so, ass-o
touching 2S93nc; 0olong 35@76c. SSs ,'
ToBAcoo--6tRists l2; Ave roll 24asS
W0oL-UnWAshed from to %: Common sl,s5 OK a.
SVi Fuu blood extra 40 to IS. % |z ="
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

~ The Fe1srq1 ooars commences its scs.
~" IN this city, on Tuesday morning next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

ST. Louis, Aug. so.-The steamer Duncan S.
Carter, sunk in the Missouri river on Sunday
night. The boat is total loss. The cargo was
badly damaged. No lives were lost The
steamer cost S44. 900, and was insured for 1884,
600, principally in Pittsburgh Offices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
FOR SALE OR REIN r.

A4S 64444L1 OGG
OFFER for saiesor rent, Mill property known Al tho
woodland Sitl, containing three run Of Burrs with
all the mohern improvements. THERE'S an exceIlr6t
sett ofCaring Machines with additional Inhcbi-
merry, required, connected with the MILL
en- nnne diately, II required. ~. tstFt- esIftei &
Also for sale, farmU each containing over one nun
dred aud sixty acres ofEhch there are about one
ofcultiva;ton &itUau Orchard and Prgme IonSes
thereon. On the otIer there about fty
with good Orchard and Buildings. zs7stss -
Also one lot of ground containing about seven acres
tlrrecn, Rlarge Store House, wild cellar
smith shop. and sablng for eight horses together with
other buildings TINT necessary,
Is situated within and hal miles the Ohio
on Fish Creek, Marshall county, The Fish Creek Turn!
pike leading 10 Bolton, the B. 4 o. Railroad -
1is OF the locations N W. virginia for the
purchase otuheat and other grain. The
offered on the One fOurt
to be paid in hand apj the balance eun
ments of one two aud three years. from
Any purchasing, have opportunity of seed.
ing this full, III reuirth nEsobe Supplied kinds
Of stock farming utensils, accommodating
For further apply to the subscr6er on the
premises. j. HOENIBfIOOIS= -
5augll DAWN Woodland, Marshall Co !, Va
M ARYLAND LIME.-l0OFbbls. Maryland Lime-1reS6
VI from the ktns, received by szss:5as.s
GSTRAW a STALK: CuTTEIts-The celebrated Telegraph
10 Fodder Cutter, for sale by -
ang9 - 24sss SMITH doRRELL
{1OTAEo DlG6ERs&EA superior article for Faie BY -
ngg2 -. 9, SMITH GORRELLa
1HsEhD 9pd Sperm OF sps. TprpentiIS, White Lead,
I j,2s s. FUsDASBERGs.
ssfztst ID 80 = y va &sss41v7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
UNFOUNDED REP0RT

- . NE = ONIJEjD. REPOR5I',
KEARSLEYt HOUSE, PG1nSosr \ s.
NV = :. June 2Sth 1889. q
some means or other unknown to me 1t has been Cir
Saie9s IN wheeling and elsewhere; thatny HOtGlis
crossed Permit me through the columns your nanor Ia
correct his and the travelling
pubic that they will be Accommodated usual and at ali
hours at this establishments! Respectfully,
= lSt t9a= s. = JOHN KEARSLRY
10 R4RRELs FAMILY FLOUR juSt received and far
~ sale by tmy1sl LIST, MORRISON Zoo -
81 BBLs Pastry Double Extra Flour for I7sI.= IJ
family from Ecected wheat In store ana for ssTs
I5,,. MATTHEW 9lcNABB,
II Wheeilns,Ta,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

HOUSHFURNISHING HARDWARE
As on hand very large assortment of HousrTnrnIsb.
IL ing Goods partof his stock consisting of fine lot
lined with porcelain; Water-ferers watt
Srs Masser's patent Freezer Old
CoHee.nots Bird cages, Cutlery britannia aud
Kettles, &c. - = Sss 2Sl $ brass
he requests Of his customers the pnbIIa generally
TO his Water patent Frrezcr
aT one wishes to Ice; Dominion cfss
Fst the best coffee and soon will saving coffee
Also on hand very large assortment of h4 own mann
tActGred Tin Ware, wholesale retail Any articles not
on hand will be made at the shortest notiSe
reaSO liable prices. - S "'4 AZ
Ea9-F RGXT C14NS.ALRAYS ON HAED.
taose ~ want OF housekeeping Goods do well to call
on hln HIS articles are TO mention Tos.
who call viii find most every article for fitting out Sne
HuuselSla: c. f. STIPHI, go,
uly<o-u ON No. las Main st, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

z NEw ORLEANS, August 29.-'rhe steamships
Arizona and Indianola from Brazos on the 26th
arrived here with $l45, 900 in specie. Northern
Mexico quiet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
PI.A.Nl.Gl...ITQ.R,II.E ,Sz
"A. N. GAZE SGo.

a. N GALE & co.
take pleasure in inviting the attention of
artists Amateurs, and the Public Cenerallv
n v n Ito their NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE Justin.
~, :, {Iod9rsd:e The growing desire for a Scare
Ilaho F"rtc thaesa approach the G yoTGfe3 OF
sonn' Rn NJ the same time avoid the nngainy
ce OF tat Instrument encr
gs 70 the production OF such deSideTdtlina Our toll
FeEardsd aud ne submit the result without eqrof
g- Our Pianos are all tor,ye entire ,s,,s
iaStion, whether ordered Iron us direct gold 81 any Of
our agents throughout ta country; solicit c"n=
uanco OF that patronage which enjoyed for the last
%enSSIhYe years. "A. II. GkIE:&T Co, F{tsE
Jszs-ly 1O1 EAST pm ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

AusrRrAs The ministerial is notsvet
over. A combination with Count Leo Thlni. at
Its head, bad with so many difficulties chat
fftsIsnccess is very doubtful
The Count Cleari Inartinnets has refused To
accept the Portfolio of Public instructions, aud
IN regard to his acceptance of tic Ministry of
Interior, he put in continuation, which were
rejected, and had therefore returned to his post
of Governor of Crackoo.s
lrALY.-rhe Major of Parma, who had arr
rived at Paris, gives the most positive contra.
diction through the columns of the Pdtrie, to
the report OF republican movement in Parma,
and adds that order had notceasedto prevail for
a moment in the town and Dnchy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JASON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

L. B. HOPKINS,
AUO3 pasMMn
WILL attend 10 AAisa Ne sly e. any other part Of
Nv ~ COSa'y' psS@Pa pc On ne nsss reasonable
- RAHlsulas Aitsntisa paid 10 the Bale Of HORSES,
CATH, aad esheg aaaek.
OVsss IN q the nesk e.oFa - Nugent Reltl or the
vSv ssAss sf Davis MOAEOs, will be promptly attend
HGssstas. ltasch ss,h, isS.
9&@CA&. 0CAHc619S
.,... 'Etth GalAsn HeFdsrs,
TAat eAAhSe Be Saasa IN bsaat and elegance for sale
o. pbQCH BACHAANe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
WARHTNGTON HOTEL.

TIME undevsgued having purchased the above popular
Il Hotel respectfully informs the public that he 10
prepared to supply Travellers Regular DOArdera with the
BeS AcrommOlatlous at reasonable prices The lIoasu
hoe been thoroughly retted aud iuFnsed with everything
neeeOaaEy Ia s onnOFt Of gue~s, and the table will be
supplied with the HEST the market Affords.
CONRAD HEINZ.
Diamond epVings, November 21th, 1855
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

Notary Public.
Drels. Mor'EnErs &C., correctly written and arknOvedE
ed. nrtposiI"ns taken.
GAee-vrcst EOoaI, NoHntAIn Democrat building.
NArrh e. lS19. 4lh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

VIIE sub<crbers respectfully AnnUunce to the citizens
~ PiacerVlie and vicinity that they have htted IN
tMlt 81 elegant DAGi ERREAS ROOMS, At the cos nef of
Main and C0loma streets UPSTAIRS, where ,hry viii
practice the Photographic Art ~ all lis various hra e.
livery description of Picture known to the Art, will be
produced In gallery from the smallest mincaure to
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
OCR
AMBROTYPES. MELATNOTV

AMBROTYPES, MELAINOTYPES,
Chrystaleotypes or Sphereotypcs,
ARE EQUAL TO ANY PRODUCED WITHIN THE STATE.
Having every facility, viii be prepare cd to walt
dies aud children without sr''ec ing thrN to any delay
VIEWSl VIEWSI! VIEWSl!!
Having one OF the Mammoth View Cameras We can, hy
neu pTocrss. prelr.e u" NJ ,e large plates and take
Negative View. i'"n which we can M'n any number
quiz ed and sr .lem fer less Ice than hrs usually
charged for s@all Icurrs .rken by the old p-OcrS-
Be'nR In ossesA ~ ~ the late RRd ~ n,UFOVe.
meniaRnd b~pY Il, ir mined 10 make this e EXCuJ elOR
GALLERY Of Ile Mines. diAy invite ~ cau and
examine 10 K. kA'-Wr ATt all our work and no
unsatisfactory pic urr viii be permitted 10 leave
WOODS 4 MIcHAELs,
Corner Main and co'oma streets (up- -stRIrr(.
PlaceTvliie, March 18Th, lSI0.-[Ll
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
ISAAC BARMAN.

ISAAC BARMAN,
..,.r , vnoAsALs AEn aEFAiL BaALnM
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
rw PROVISIONS,
Crockery. Glassware, Grain, &C.s &C.,
FirePsOOf Store, Corner Of Main and Court Streets.
II EEPe constantly on hand fall and general assOrt
In meat Of ch0lee goods n m lI1p, SNcS as
euSars Of allklnds, TOur, BuckwheAa Flour,
Rio end Java COHee, Corn Meal,
Black and Green Teas Hams, Haeon,
Rice, Reans, Peas, DutteF, Lard,
Dried Fruits, Potatoes,
Preserved Fruits, MackePel, eaImon,
Jams and Jelies, eyrun. Motaases. ete
AL Of which will be sold ct small advance on Ban Ran,
cisco whoIeHale priceS.
Orders FiVOalply attended to. oa-GOOds delivered
without charge, and promptly
WYkIvwn M n A vo Nm ~ ...o - :,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
WATCHES, JEWELRY

SILVER WARE
1t Tie OLie"f HT'LY E."LiiShmr"t in PLr~rriHe,
~ DO'N4y's k'''PeAf ELVcL, Min 1t.
ca THE subscriber respectfully announces
ga to his friends, and the ciizcns 6f IlaccrV lille
o&s&8 and vicinity generally. that lac has now in
stOre a splendid assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches +!
JEWELlIY, DIAMOND WONE &C., IN~..
All ot which lie offers at the lowest PRICES fr cush
CALIFORNIA IEWGLRI made To order.
Watches aud JcweIry repaired, aud warra ntcd.
20 y" Charge for regulating watches.
ESGRtvISG on WooD, done 10 order.
[j"nlHI F.F. DARSS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16
we Me hro prepared 10
COPY OLD DAGUERREOTYP

Or either Prirrcs, and erlarge them Rny required Size
and FAINT t;cm Ile most ari'S; and durable nIrr
y 'hl' process, Pc.urcr Iha have commenced rnding
have been damrge by accident, may be rrsOTsL rem
dvTCt PcFma. .ent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

VELyRT 0LOAKs AND TALMAs, the most. elesan.
SplesN BLOCH DACIlAANB.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

LIFE bINEI
We wou'd call particular attention 10 our
PHOTOGRAPHS ON PAPER.
Tesc Pictures have long been acknowledged he far su
pcIi0r to all Others nrGuced In the csnevA P0Nsehnn9
In nihensevr' great viy"r and bolnrss, with wonCie II
display ri liEts and shadows they rlso capable o. ne
Ing PAINTED ~ OIL which will endrr them eouaI tn rv
cry respect to on Paintings canvas Rnd mSses-Ipg
correctness of feature and expression which cR be Oh
talned by no other process.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-16

". 7. GIBBS EXPRESS
RUNS DAILY RETwREN
sGo0rgNlOwM ADd PlaceFv1lIe,
visa Spanish Fiat and Kelsey.
TNIlIs Express 10 intended - LETTER AND PACKAGE
i EXPIRES. rersons WlShlng 70 send Treasure over
ts route, d 90 with the expFeas understanding that
u will he carried at the risk Of the the PrOprIe
oE will net 6e responsible for any loss Of Treasure BY
.eldent.
PREPAID ENVELOPES can BE- obtained at the Oalces.
AGENTOS
raeervls,.. .TheO. Tracy, At Wells, Fargo Cos.
P.na aHN'.s.s.............. ...Adosph I0reoack.
Ae'hey'. ..Th0O. McManus.
The uneTsgnsd vii attend TO the business At the office
In 0eOrgetOWH. W. r OIBDS.
Georgetown, FebrusEy I9sh, 1859
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
sheep in California.

The last report of Co. Assessors estimated the
number sheep in the state at 900. Since such
reports wele made, sufficient inaccuracies have
been discovered to render it certain there were at
least 900 sheep in the country while the assess
ors were in the performance of their duties. In
Soiano county alone, it has been asertained, the
estimste was full 10000 too low, that number Of
sheep having been driven out of the county for
the purpose of better pasturage during the summer
Indeed had thsrs.not been at least a'hAlfa million
Of sheep in the State during the sheaTing season
1t il hardly bsbls could have exported l42S,
ISL pounds Of wool in 1858, our statistics show
to have been the case. Since the seasons clip
was over, the plumber Of she that have been dri>
ven into different counties is known TO be quite
large and Governor Weller-dOubtlessa after T. king
pains to ascertain the recent increase from abroad
estimated the total number on the LIST of January
at $4,000. By late Santa Fe New Mexico) Gas
zstte we learn that l05 GOO sheep about to be
taken from Bauaile and Valentia counties, IN that
Territory, overland to California. There was also
a drove of 1000 from Ohio at Santa Fe, bound for
the same destination. r iil q tlH'--n
Considering the rapidly of the natural increase
in this State, and the stimulus that large profits
have given the wool business, il is not improbable
that there will be million of sheep in the State
against the next eshearing season. and that the
wool export in 1889 will be in the neighborhood
of three million lbs 1t is only recently that gem
ers attention has been called to the extraordinary
advantages of California as wool growing coun-
try. Now, however, people re.fuly asousedto the
importance Of the subject, and past progress is no
criterion to judge the future Improvements in this
branch of bushes. We hear Of quite number of
men in this city who are making arrangements to
stock ranches with sheep, and it is not improbable
that the demand another spring for choice foeks
will be extensive, perhaps causing advanced pri-
ces. We can think ofno branch Of business prOu>
Using better profits, and would urge the importation
of choice breeds of sheep, for the purpose of i'm
proving the wool that is inevitably to fern Leads
ng article in our orts.-GaliJorHia Poper.f u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

AcTIoE OF WAYEs.-The dynamic force exerted
by sea waves is greatest at the crest of the wave
before it breaks, and its power of raising itself is
measured by various, facts. Thus, at Washberb,
in Norway, in 1890, il rose four hundred feet and
on the coast Of Cornwall, in 1s43, three hundred
feet. There are likewise cases showing the waves
have sometimes raised n column Of water equiva-
lent to pressure of from three to i've tons to the
square foot. 1t has also been proved that the ve-
locity Of the waves depends on their length; that
waves Of from three hundred to Eve hundred fset
in length, from crest to crest, travel whit ve>
locity Of from twenty 10 twenty-seven and one
half miles an hour-snd this, whether they arc
FIVE or fffy-four feet in total height.
Waves travel very great distances, and are Of
ten raised by fsr-of hurricanes, having been felt
simultaneously at st Helena and Ascension, though
six hundred miles apart, and it is thought that
ground suells often originate at the Cape of Good
Hope, which extend over three thousand miles
Nor do waves exert their force at or the sur
face only; one instance being mentioned where
diving bell, at the depth of eighteen fsthOms, was
moved Eve feet laterally, in calm weather,
The motion of 'shingle," as it is termed, de-
pends on the direction which the surf stikes the
shore, which is influenced by the direction of the
wind; and this Is shown by observations on the
French coast to be in the ratio of two hundred and
tsenty.nine DAYS from Western quarters, TO one
hundred and thiry-two days from Eastern quar-
terS-ScieRfiJfc american.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
Corning & Co S Quotations
.7s nNEE STREET. .0LEvELAsD. on
NEW YORK MARKET-Msrch Is.


Fiont-The market remains dun and unchanged with
sales ID bbls 81 Ss405 IS for super sae S6406 IS
for extra State; s. 50Gs 80 for superne western; So "a
SO IS for extra western; So e0 for common 70 far
ira round hoop Ohio the market closing e dy Canadian
flour quiet: sa Of 800 bbis al Sc 6gL25 i0r extra
Rive ur quiet AT s., ,sce4 IS .,,-
Whssi-lu he absence Of sales Gu 7tacns are nonuiy
RyeoGis giles of 100 bcs Jersey at ss9sOc and 1900
Briey~stesdy al ssas5c sales of 10000 bus within the
Besns-Sale Of OF 800 bus White B at 81 q.
Corn-Aore active hut lower; sales OF 1900 bus at oec
for mixed sOre sSdOc for new yellow Jersey
and southe n; S7(d90c for white sluthern-
Oats-Lower 5G57c for State and 662c ior western
WhisKy-Market unchanged; sales of $50 bbs at 2ssc
Pork-sarket mer; sales Of 1000 bbls at SIS s79lss0
for mess; $l1s7@ls0O for old mess and slSAgiSSi
Bsef-Ac,ive sales o. SEQ bbs at Ss7 90 for country
brine: S7,5adeoG for country S9.5all00 for re-
packed Chicago mess; SI2t09I3 for extra do.
Prime Mess Beef-Fnm az SlIG910 -
Beef Hams-Firmer; sales of $50 bbs at SIC OOGlI 90
BceOD-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
Dressed Hugs-Dall At 71(0SAc.
Cut Meafs-Dull; sales Il 29 packages at 6zdIc for
shOul and S1{191Sc for hams.
LaHl-Dul ard heavy; sales Of 800 bbls at ll7edlec.
ButerAlrket lower and depressed at lO1lec for Ohio
and l5(a25c for State
Cheese1-AotiTe at fQ1llc.
WOOL Domestic heere quiet and uuchangel manufac-
turers only purchasing sma lots for immediate
sales cf COO MS al 65 for ustye quarter blood 10 Sax
Sales Df pulled previous prices Foreign ~ mod
nate demand sales Of It's bales COrdova and Meszlo on
TsiioE-Saies Of q. 600 fb,at lOslc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
"QUAKER CTTY0
p DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeG0i9tg Machine,
Only sS5 and $50.
NHE citizens of CleEeland and all

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
invited q call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the latest Improvement tpatent
granted 4th of August, l5) and is acknOw edged By all
oo Judges TO be THE Family Sewing Machine that
long been wanted, has the advantages of all the old
patents without heir comp machnery-Oes Just
gecd work. and can be sold great deal cheaper while i
durabillty and simplicity Will commend itself 10 all
II sews from two ornarr spOols without re-vinding
sews coarse and ne work with equal faciity and has
stitch be cut.
Each Machine warranted in perfect order and full and
lct directions accompany each Machine; and it is so
hour 7eF-S
1t Is not liable out Of repairis easily oiled and
us very easily, while there TO work on II
tnan any Machine in the market
gathers nicely.
As ;his is the rt opportunity the citizens of Cleveland
nave ad OF buying this Machine they cordially invited
70 70 call and erAmlne them az WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
" A rare chance offered SPECTATORS wishing
ody county Rights Mr. North has seventy-two Counties
e IN th,s state All letters addressed to him Will
ceive prcEpt attention
-. WALTER NORTH,
9l1 E5 General Agent for state Of Ohm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of vedi eIpunas and plu ia issued from the
Court OF Common Plees OF Cuyahoga Couny the Of
James NJ Parker ct al pis against r. Eliot
al defts TO dfrected have levied upon and shall offer
fOrsale Public Auction the the Court House
(corner Of Seneca and ChamDain streets the City
Cleveand IN sad County the l9h day Of MHrch 1889
and tenements 20 it Lying township Of Royaton.
in the County # Cuyaho1 Sae Of Ohio, and IS bounded
follows beginning aske the of the bgh-
way the south line Of Lot No 2 and running thence
south 65 degrees west II thans 81 links thence north de-
grees west chains 20 links beech tree thence north
81 degrees east 10 chains 80 links the place of begin
ming. containing and ninetyone hunredh acres
being the same land conveyed TO Richaid E0 by John
Coates December 24th 1926 and recorded in Book N,
pages $50 Of CuyshogA County Records
Appraised at SIS 81
D. l. WIGHTNAN, Sheriff
ADAMS CANF1EED. PITS 1ttys feblstd222T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
A CURE Warranted.

Dr. AMOS s SON have devoted their attention e1clu-
svey this peculiar class Of maaes and the relief hey
have quenty been enabled to render fellow cre
fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
escent patients and others daily arriving from al
the country for the express purpose My of consul
tations while their have been e ed by the most
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced IN
from their simple condition TO that Of the most dan
gerdus and Hvsterae) they have always nersined th
possibility of their prevention and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
of disease could almost invariably be traced the
following Ignorance neglect the bad effect
uuskiful and improper treatment; therefore Dr.. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering the selection
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear equvOca
character well those whose premature inudciuu
application might be productive O bad consequences in the
hands of private individuals In short the laudable end OF
their remedies is the essening of great OF human
misery by the alienation relief and prevenaon of those
gievous cions thatare in reality the secret foes Of lie
and which while they extensively surround aloud
fer skill and nteTf renee in their determination