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Corning & Co.'S Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Feb

IBY TELEGRAPH.1
Flour-Saes 21O bbIs IS 30 for super State IS 81
96OO for ext SJate S52O9545 for superfne western;
,S506 Is for common TO medium extra weste rn $3.50
Sc FOR shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio the mar
ket closing buoyant Canadian flour hrmeri sales 80
bbls S530G7 IS for common to choice extra Rye Hour
Small sales az S350i5 Buckwheat flour heavy al 81 so
@2,M.
Wheat-Very firm and quiet s5c offered and 9tc asked
stump-taiI Chicago spring; sales of 5000 bus at S46
81 IS for red southern; SLIGO for white do
Rye-Scarce and wanted at u pcesi sales 1000 bus at
851S7c. 80
Barley-Du sales Of 300 bus good State at soc
CONFINED western raher easier sales of l3 Coz bush
for unsound and sisc for sound and Is COO
bus white and yellow southern at s2dlSGc.
OatsAre lower 54G5Sc for State and ds3c for west
ern aud Canadian
Whisky-Fir L; sales of SOD Ibis at PIKE
POrk-rket dull and lower; sales OF 1870 bhs at Sl1 10
for old SIS 2Q s5I for new mes; and Si362 foE
prime.
Beef-Frm; sales of 400 bbls at Sc 5TOO for coJntrY
prime; Sligo 0r country mess SSI5ll Tor repaeked
mess; Sll.6Odsl2 for extra mess.
Beef HsEls-Seady; sales Of 200 bbls at Si4gl7,5O
Bacon-Quet; sales of 50 boxes short clear sides at
i0llc. -
Dressed Hlss-Dul and heavy at sGS1Ec.
Cut Meats-S eady: sales of $50 packages 4. 3sc for
shoulders and 9G95Sc for hams.
Lard-Lower; sales OF coo bbls at laGl2zc.
Butter-In good demand at l9lsc for ONO and lGG2Ie
for State
Cheese-Firm at e9IIhc.
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DAVID L. WIGHTBIAN,
Shorthand Special Master COm'r
CHARLES STETsoN Plf,S Atty febItd291
GHERIFF5S SALE-Pursuant to the

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
command second of vendi exponas issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga County at the
Of Matthias F. Schultz against Elizabeth Brown
dire ted shalt offer for sale Public Auction he
door of the Court House coner Of Seneca and Champan
sreets of Cleveland said county the lth
day March 1889 o'clock P NJ of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and Jenemenis to wit Situate 10
the City OF cleveland Cuyahoga County and State of Ohi
and known parts Of lots Nos SO and 80 in the original
plat OF The village Of Cleveland havig IS front
the easery line of Middle street It's southery line bong
IS y feet in length para with Huron street and l0 feet
norherly thererom and bounded by al ey feet in
wdths nOrherly line being paralleltherewith 70 0feef
length, to alley"
Appraiseda at 81, 400.
D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
INn W HEIsIEY. Pits AttiY fehIid2la
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B. CLARK. CHARLES G..

DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES c..
L kellogg and Daniel A White, defendants said
1859 said plani If filed ms petition In the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the County Of Cuyahoga he
Dart Helen Dart mort gagged to said Park B. Clark
following described property to wit Situate in tho town
ship of East Cleveland, the County Cuyah0ga and
State Of Ohio being num9er eigh the eleventh Of
as part of lot No 4s bounded follows beginning
stone at the south west of said as thence
said lot thence north 7O degrees Il chains links
in the centre Of Shaker Road thence north
@ degrees west one chain to astone IN the centre Of said
road thence north 65A degrees east chains 20 links to
degree east l3 chs % ks thence south 49 degrees east
At the north east Of the school lot thence
centre OF Inc shakerroad thence south 42 degrees east
chains q links the of said road thence
south y degree west l9 links the north line
of land owned by Joseph Szight said line
part Of lot also OF 49, beginning at the north
coraer of lot g. which the wes corner of lot
thence south Is degrees chains 90 links to stone
thence south one degree west 30 chains IS links
the south line Of SAID lot to the centre Of the ad Il
links the Of the road TO A. Dutys south line
thence said Duty's south line chains 81 links
one degree east % chains 70 links 10 stone on the north
line Of the lot thence east II chains and Is inks to the
aocoTdins the survey Of J. Q. SAXON WV
Duranson Dart said Park B. Clark described as
follows All dated December ist 1856. and payable with
interest nualy y one for $500 able December lst s
December lst 1859 for $500 due June lst 1860
$500 due December lst, lO and for S4s5 due June
| lst, 1861.
SAID petition further states that said first described note
payable to said Clark order and bs him lndOrs
ed the ainth and that it due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred the plaintiff an
interest said mortgage to the extent of said note that
said mortgage left for record in Recorders office in
said county the Sd day of January 1851 WIS record
ed jan 9Th, ls5 and that the named defendants
have claim to have interest lien upon prens-
The object and prayer Of said petition Judgment
against the said Dur5nson Dart the $500 wit in
$50 from the 4h ay of Deceuber ls5and on $3.50
rOm the 9Th day OF December, 1858 for the s1e OF
mcrgaged property TO said Judgment and for other
proper relief.
said defendants notified that they are required to a
rear and answer said petition before the sh day
| April, 1859
| S. B. s F. J. PRENTISS,
! feb9.6w222 Att'ys for Plf.
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R. C HUNT, Plfs Atty. febiz
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of al


- issued from the Court 4 Common Pleas Of
CUyahOga County the suit of John Leonard Lester
A Harmon ct al, TO me directed, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction at the door OF the
Court House (rener OF Seneca and ChamplHn Streets IN
the CITY Cleveland, in said unity, the sth day OF
March, 1859 o'clock p NJ. OF said day, the following
described lands and tepements, 10 wit situated In the
township OF Oimstead being number IN the fifteenth
range Of townships the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the State Ohio aud which also in the County OF Guy
ahoga and is the north half of The following de-
scred land Beginning az the south east of the
Williams and Howard tract SO called west Of the centre OF
the road leading Olmstead Falls Village U HOad
leys Mills Columbia thence west along the southerly
line OF said Williams Howard tract to Job Smiths land
teuce northery by line right angles with the north
line of said Williams Howard tract 10 land OF Stephen
Jones' thence eastery with line parallel with the north
line OF said tract the othe Aforesaid road thence
souhery the centre OF the road 10 the place OF he
ginning containing all twenty-four and ffiyye
rods OF land less and said north half thereof con-
twelve acres and tweniy-seven and half ros OF
land Also other piece parcel land situate IN the
township OF Omstead the County Of Cuyahoga and the
Stale OF Ohio, being s1bot No. in Olmsead Falls vii
lage allotment, and is known the Frlshy LOt- Also
one other parcel land beng lis feet in width off
from the end Of lot No 6J in Olmsed Falls village
allotment in the County and ate aforesaid.
First described parcel appraised $40
Second do do Do GO GO '.-'------.' SS9 ISo
D. L. WIGHT1IAN, Sheriff,
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NHEhIrT q OF LOIAL VI No Ell
4 SALE-PuTsuant the command Of order of sale
issued from the Court OF Common Pleas of Cuyahoga COun
IT, the suit OF Charles SesOn against c. X Vaughn ct
al to directed shall sale Public Auction.
the door The Court Houseconer Of Seneca Cham
plain sreeS) in the City of Cleveland in said county,
The 4th day cf March, lS9 O'Clock NJ of said day,
folio wing described lands and tenemens to wit Situae
in the township of Omstead being No in the fifteenth
range Of townships in the CouDeec Western Reserve in
the of Ohio and which is also in the County of Guy
ahOsa and known by beng in tract three 3)n Omsead
township and Is bounded as follows commencing at the
south west of land owned by VIM E. Castle and
north by land owned BY stephen Jones,
land owned by John Ouerson south by land deed
Van Norman by O P smith, and east by land
formerly owned by Melancton Barnett containing 20 00
nd be The less, but subject to all
legal highways
Appraised at $50.
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G. J. KEELER, M. d.,
NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

Established for The cus Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ferer and AgHe,
Asthma, Hlcipieat Consumption, bsfrm-
ities Of Youth and Old Age, Se-
~ NO MERCURY USED. a
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Pursuant to the

SHER1FF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of writ Of vend eIponas issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Lucas County the suit Of
Alien Hlnckl+y, plaintiff, against Andrew J. Field and
others defendants 10 directed shall offer for sale at
Public Auction at the door OF the Court House corher
Seneca and Champan streets in the city of Cleveland
Cnyahoga County, the l2th day of March, 1859 at
O'Clock p M of said the following described lands aad
tenements wit Situate in the City of Cleve Cuya
h0ga County, and which ase the State of Ohio and
known by Of lot sin Ce Gland village and is bounded
follows commencing the Sputherly line a Cham
plain street. 6n feet westerly from its intersection with the
westerly line Of Ontario street, At the north west
of land decided by James S Clark Albert bbins
the 23d day Of april 1892 and running thence westerly with
Champlan street forty fett thence southsry at right
giles with Champlain street eighty feet alley thence
easterly with said alley and parallel with Champlain
forty eet to the south west Of land decided afOre
said TO SAID Albert v Ste5bns thence nOrthery eighty
fe-t TO the race Of beginning be the
Also other parcel of and, slJuate IN the City
OF Cleveland which is also the County and State aore
said and known by heng paris OF original lots Iuer
eighty and elghyOur the plat of the village of
Cleveland, Is bounded follows, 10 wit: Beginning
upon the snufhery line of Champain street. hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario and TnnniGg
thence westerly with said souIheriy line of Champla ST
forty feet thence sOuherly at right angles with Champlan
street eighty feet TO an alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence eastery with aid alley forty feet
thence norhery eighty feet to the place of beginning
the same more or less
SAID described parcels land appraised at $500
each.
D L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
HILL PRATT, Pla's Attiys. feh9
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GtaaI Notices.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of an execution issued om the Court of Common Pleas
of Cuyahoga County, at the suit of II. L. and r l. Whit
man AGAINST John Sidual to directed. have leyled
upon shall offer for sale at Public Auction at the door
OF the Court Housecorne of Seneca and Canplan stS
the City in said County on the 10th day of
March, 1852 O'Clock p NJ. of said day, the following
described lands and tenements to wit Situate IN the tow
ship Brook yn, being number IN the thirteenth
range OftOwnshps the Connecticut Western Reserve
State Ohio and which also the County of Cuya
hOga and known part of Lot No 1876 in the Weyvie
plat called in Cleveland, formerly in the City of Oh
and described follows, strip on the north nd
Of said lot Is feet wide being front Hicks
and So feet deep, be the same more or less
Appraised al 500
per Homer Strong Dep.
r. G HUNT, Plff's Atty. febl1d22
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d. l. WIJHIMAN, Sherli1,
By Homer Strong Deputy.
An,Ms 4 CAMPBELL. Pits Att'y feb2td250
CaERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the

~ IILIlIII II . OIlHII. 7 VI DUULIN 10 VIIO
- command writ of vendi e1ponas. issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga County at the suit
W p FOg against H A Ackley, 10 directed, shall
eer for sale Public Auction at the door of the Court
House cerner and Cbampain streets nthe city
OF evellnd said county, the 9Th day Of March ls59
at O'Clock III sa day, The following described real
estate 10 wit: Situate in the city Cleveland Cuyahosa
Couuty and which is also in ths state of Ohio and
known being the nOrthe part of ten lot No g. IN
Cleveland City. and bounded follows: Northerly hy
Eu lid street. westerly by us street. southery b. the
uorthery line OF su-lOt Nc. IL A. Ackley alOt-
The southery part OF lot No G. and esstery BY the
land Of Juhn Blair, containIrg about acres Of land.
Appraised at $1,000. u
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PHILADELpHIA CA1TIE MARKEr-Fsh o

The supply of Beef Cattle large this as prev-
GUS weeks the entire offerings amounting only 800
head The demand was brisk and at the close prices had
an upward tendency. Prices ranged from 81 Ss So
So SlO add as high SlO25 y 100 lbs. lot Of fine Ohio
Cattle sold at the last named price.
Sheep-The offerings Of Sheep amounted TO only $500
head, consequently the demand brisk and all
sold at from S3tO 81 and 81 so EACH according quail
ity and condition.
Hogs-The sale Of Hogs At Philips Hog Market amoun
cd 20 ECO head The market brisk and prices good
D 100 lbs net
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bCckNHEAr-As SOMEWHAT scahcet out seilns ~ iotHol
prices viz: s. Is 2 ewt in bulk, and $50 in bags
RYE FLoUR-No sales have been reported for week two
owing the large advance which has taken place in
quotations nOmnAy higher The market too, is about
bare and 1905 the figures which given by dealers
as the probable prices for good article.
CoRS MEALS quiet with sns sales at sle39$l5 per
ewt
OnEEAL-steady with sales at s30OoS7 ton.
FREIGHTSThe tariff charged BY the railroads for freight
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FRUITS
TALON
MisreIIaneons.

20 A RDIN G-The House No. "a
~ Public Square, and BY the Church-Oae Of the
pleaantest locations in the chas been thoroury re-
p1red and is now open for Boarders Families wishing
furnish their own rooms, be accommoafed with large
and convenient rooms and beooms and Single BOardeTs
and Day Boarders Will nd good accommodations Oh
sonhbe terms Ladies not excluded References given and
received nov25 dim 2f9 s. W BTTRRITT
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plumbing, etr.
M. PATTINS son,

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square.
/ MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
constantly on hand complete assortment ofCoppeI
Leau and lron Bathing Tubs, Marble Plain and Fancy
Shlna ash Basins Water Closets common Lift Force
nulnps oi the best description Also, L. Waeelaer Co.
line Of business ~ - ~
Having hsd over twenty years experience in this branch
u and most of the last four years engaged
ne houses IN town. feel confident giving en-
age 10y 4~'O- 'H' "i'h 'neii Pa'iOh-
Hydrants. Tubs, Closets and Basins fitted IN in the
atest and most approved style
Orders in the CITY and country nronntlv ,t,.,dd 90
1oonlas e1eeuied with neatneSs and dispatch,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Feb9
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for tins market az s4th street: 74e
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
FMS QUARRY. .-l0 (9lhS
Medium. Sk(Q
Ss % t - s b S,s
The general average of the market ...........9
The most OF sales range from ........... S1S1l0
Total number of Beeyes received in the City this week,
3,439
This al head than last week. and alI head less
than the average OF last The average number each
number to-day beng 2s0 shows q head less than the
erage, and 1i0 head more than this day week.
DRovEs II MARKET
From New York, Al droves, amounting in all to 762
From Ohio ls dr0ves, amounting in all TO ST.
The general quality Of the stock market is almost
conceivabig better this week than it last.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week have been large the pre-
vous but yrces have remained about the same-f
anything not high. a
We have he following of two lots of fine Ohio
Sheep:
lot weahers and Il ewes at SIS dach 3years old
and mixed lot mostly two years old; 60 head S751
received by NJ Tobn Brothers, from Jos Pierce Phila-
delpha, with S250 freish making Si45O sheep
The 20 averaged ls9 MS, after driving hat day in Ohio
They sold here at DC net
THE HOG MARKET.
There a considerable advance in prices in the Hsg
market this week Good stock demands &c gross and
sales are reported at &c on the hooks
fast comes IN unless held extraordinarily nigh
Miles Bartlett during the week ending Feb sold
ls26 Ohio Hogs all csnfed with the exception Of 24s
stock hogs.
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COUNTRY NvALrDs.

Persons 10 any part Of the world may be saccassfully
treated BY torHardng correct detail their case, with
Buhslos N. Y. Jzaed&Wly78
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1859. 1859.
Cleveland. Columbus 6 Cincinnati Railroad

- ~ rzaR
~ -. ,ZsSHzS-s1a.S
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" g. 1855 Passenger Train. leave Cleveland as follow
Wellington, New London, Shelby CreSthne
Gallon, Gilead, Cartington, Ashley Delaware
and Worfhmgton.
s.I0 A. Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping at all sta
lions between Cleveland and Gallon, and a.
Caldington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at all fatIons south OF Galion
CONNECTIONS
Shelhv Sanduskv Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE &c
CrestiHe Pittsburgh Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Ssndusky, Delphoss Lima, ~
Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, sc. west, and LAS
for Mansfield, Wooster, Messill0n, &c
Galion and Bellefontaine Railroad Line Tor MARION Be
fontaine, Sidney Uuion, Muneis, IndianaToiS
Terre Haute, Tmcennss, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo, st. Louis, re.
De- aa-e DAYTON and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, o.
Dayton Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianauolis Terre Haute, st Louis. &c; and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville and all points On the Ohio
River = .,
Columbus Litls Miami and Columbus, and Xenia Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis, leIie
Harte st Louis Morrow, LOvelald. and Gin
cinnat and with the OhO and Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
CairO st Louis, and all points on the Ohio river
ColumSns Central Ohio Raroad for Newark, Zanesylle
Wheeling, &c: Columbus, PiQua and Indinna
Railroad for Piqua, Urbena, &c.
= For Tickets 10 all points and inf5rmation apply At
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superiorstrest, or Al the Pas
senger Station
Cleveland Nov IN IsE9 r.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE AIARKET-Feb g.
At marke. 747 Cattle, and about COO beeves
Prlres of Market Beef.-EXtra S750Gq; first quality
S657; second quality IS 5OS6 third quality IS; ordina-
" 81.
Sheep and Lambs-3 Market prices in lots 81 u.s.
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GRAIN-WHEAr-HGs continued to advance during the
week and the close sold Is good on track
White has sold range OF 56 % inferior to good
Ohio The receipts light considerable share Of Them
is taken by country miIlers
The Chiesgo Commercial Express says receipts
that place for the past week than double those
the previous while there has been since the s of anua-
decrease compared vi the corresponding tine last
year, Of AZ, ,O46 bus.
0oRN-Has sold At sScsn advance of3c during the
Receipts srs very spare. We copy from the Cincinnati Price
Current the following regard the supplies this grain
the states named:
rom al sectons-even in Tennessee and kentu is
plenty but in parts ofhose states particularly
state the supply is light willing to sell any nnt
e spring comes with fair of feed for stock In
nat vita clay soil farmers did not in many
eeed IN raising enough their wants and are
to buy Al prices ranging Om 60 soc per she
ne rete current in that locality
On dry, rolling soils the crop about an Averse
oa ne bottom Ands On the lower Wabash many pis
oe waste ao II Was ony here and there that
IN lnos except or the bottom Ands sbop Eve
sghs Of crop regards yield considerable Quantity
clay lsnd1 produced nothing but weeds Prices rule from 4c
t5e in the interior Of that secording 70 Locality Some
farmers had fair and there old corn sill on
hand but there general ndpossor 10 sell At pesent
even At the current rates
nIowA supply is moderate but the faure Of he other
crops that state makes only and con-
sequen ls carefully eeonoised and parted spsring
In Wisconsin the crop short and the supply Is ighf
OATs-RsnAin steady sales at Sc for new and COCA
&c for old from store.
RYE-Hss advanced and has sold s5c6eOc-ths latter
for q small lot from store
RARLEY-HAs sold at 77cS7sc for fsir samples
BEAEs-Are quiet at sOeGsl.
GLkSS-The following the wholesale quotations Ten
Per cent orom these prices allowed jObbing Os
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A CURE WARRArrEn

Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention t1slu-
syey 70 tins peculiar class Of maad and the ele they
nave been enabled render their fellow cre
lures Is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged By con-
esceu PATIENTS and others daily srving IN town from al
paris OF the country M the express purpOe ny Of consul
tatons their eEe0ns have been ed BY the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced In
1rQuiring the causes Of these infectious coneifs
tfrnm their simple condition TO that OF the f dan
gerOuS and iuFeerae) they have always ntertniued ~
possibility Of their prevention, and removal and eis
invariably found that the most horrbl form
following causes Ignorance, neglect orthe b. effects o.
upskllltui and improper treatments therefore Dr. AMOS
their reeaies saff eectua and cautious course omit
tug all combination Of remedies vii ch bear An eouivo,
character, as well those whose premature sr
application might be productive ol bad ~ hs
anes Of private individuals In short the aabls End al
ther reneoles Is the lessenI Of great mass of human
misery by the alienation, relief and 5reEeuon or those
gevous ctions that reality the set f1saf lfs
and which, whlle they extensively surround aloud
Ter our skin and aterfsTen for their exferminaf0n
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