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MFaifinfs.
aeAa wHAT raR PBoPLs sAY.

The undersigned having used PrVfelaar nus.
pIRPYg SPECIFIC homeopathic REMEDIES
IN our families with he most satisfactory results and
having fuii confidence lu ther genulueneg. purity
ana efficacy cheeriully recommend then e. AT nrr
ann. Who wish v have safe, reliable, and eiirarinus
r.n,.iirs al hand ioT private or domestic use
T.a rev WIN HnsineF, editor oi The Nurtleru
li,i...,.i,r.t" Auburn. g. Y. the Rev " Ctes
asg ID b Rector of 81 Peters Church, Anharn T.; Fl
tbe Rev b. / Ives Chaplain Of The Auhun' SiHir
pri.su the Rev Spencer 81 Rice, Rector Nee W..
horh Mas the Ryv Allen Sterile, Mes for' %,
f.rrn,, nf Rev Samuel Nichols, East denrset t"E
e.re,,re y. tie Rev P. 8 Pratt, Dorset, Vt ~,
Rev Jol,n 81 Rahe, Buffalo A. Q. Hart tsqt lurA
\ ne Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Me The lion
s,hu,irr Oafax, south Bend, Iud. NE han 9r're
Ht,rnohreys T. Henry Cock, tsq, Editor ai
ue aOia STATE Journal Columbus, Ohio tiie hoa
Il Graham, Moline, N. the Hon. Thomas
Ohsse. Monticello, fla the Hon. JOSEPH benelirt
Ttics N Y wm Bristol, Eaq Utica n
pond. Eau, utlca, n Y; james Plunkeit, Esq Nash
Vile, Tenn.
List OF sPECIFIC REMEDltS
Nol-Por Psyer, Congestion, and lnfalnm"iion
No 2-PuF Worm Fever, Wor'n Collie "e'nnr ih'
No. s-For Collie, oryiag, Teething, and wasranl
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builders.

brooks S. @. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERs Also Manufacturers Of Doors .bline-l
Essb Brackefs and all kinds Of Scroll-aaPins emo
fSothic work Particular attention paid 70 tlttlng
N Stores Factory on Division streetg let Sentte
i 0ock, Cleveland. Ohio uoiu'1~'
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MtIpdfpms,

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
w hand MFLOUEONS Of various styles ano
uisn At our Factory, Nos 1913, ls and 49, bur Dlt
Block Ontario street.
an NeIodeous Warranted.
80 Funinq and Repairing done cheap and euili-
~. DREHER KINNARD & 60.
plS. Ss..ss.qaa Cleveland. Ohio
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Ranpev. Backus 4 Noble,
A..Innaaa ALLTs. lll--.l1
WASTERS SALH.

IN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
T.,as ~ t1lVahoqa county Ohio, in which Asa oady
Ia nlsintii and Pearson II B0nham e. ALL denieud-
ants, 10 ne directed shall expose iot stle tn9
fn aid county on the 18th day OF Janulryi lti at
O'clock P NJ, of said day the undivided fourth part
sitnate in the township OF East Cleveland which Is
also IN the county OF Cuyahogai and state o Cnies
and IA bounded as follows beginning AZ stone oa
The west corner Of said loti thence north -
esst corner Of said lot TO stones thence noltu z
Vest 3 chains to a stone: thence nortn hfat
chains and so links the north bank OF the cfse
thence south 76o west chains thence nortn pa
west chains; thence south 6, west chains tnetlee
chains 10 stone on the west line Of said lots thence
soufh - west 6chains to the place Of 1eglnninai
containing in all lOA acres mere er lss a l7eu
at S75u. Al. Y; ~, ~ Oo5l.i. 5l.i-.
T. W. Bingham, Master Com lssi9iei-
Pits Atty. leele..ie
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1gtFA

home AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS.
announce to his friends and the public, that he
hOme again, and located at 6s ST. Clair street. ClaFe
land o. where he has fitted up a DYE HOUSE with
The best machinery, regardless Of expense, and fat
ters himself that By strict attention TO business thai
he VII % able 70 regl }n that patronage and supper
which ior % many yoara crowned his endeayoTs.
Rl911lEAi
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RENO VAL.
TAS RETTIRNFD TO MS OLD

j stand, UNDER TIE AMERICAN HOTE
Ehers he will continue TO keep choice assortment
Of the most improved kinds OF EPECTA0LEs. All
his Glasses whether ior sighted are ground
under his own inspection, BY machinery Of q new
construction with the greatest care, to suit the
yes u al cases. curing Weakness, Dizziness OF In
dammntion OF the eyes, and imparting strength for
loug reading OF tne sewing
- n. n. sOLOnOEsON would here inform the
public that be employs any one in the sale Of
his Lenses
~ Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
- ARTIFICIAL EfES inserted without pains
e poriact a. natural.
OFFIOE-NO. l30 Superior st., under the American
dotel. augzl
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On 81 OREM BiFTERS
AED
IG W A NJ 7 o NJ G

W I G W a M j . n / y
THESE DELICIOUS. AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are reco-nment ed by the first
Phlsiciaus Of the country ,in account OF their PU
hlFf Ahp GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE
They are pleasant - nectar 10 the tlste, and
pronounced the BEsT TONIC AND STiMULANT
ever offered TO me public.
Ihelf cuFf.tfY powers IN case6 ol GkNEkA u Dis
blLiI1 LOSS OF APPETITE, CONSTIPATION,
&C., are unparalleled, and g guarantee that Ve
ieel warranted In claiming what do, we beg Leave
- state thas our assertions are endorsed BY
Prof. SILLIMAE, Of Yale College,
Prof. HAYES, OF Massachusetts,,
and hundreds Of others.
~ For sale By Strong & Armstrong, and By Gro
n0Ti7: R26d&w
-. b - n
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IN u II
lN SALE Pursuant 70 a Plu order Of sale. O. ine
al fsd issued from the Court Of qnien Please OF
tuyahoga county, Ohio, on the 10th daI or Deei er
1870 ia an action therein pendlngi wherein aiilialn
Hunfer "a ulaintin aud James Ross, Esther d. iiqss
and OF hers are deirldants shall, on the z4t Jay
janusrv ial &C clock p. NJ expose for sale at
i,i; 1efl, nj de door OF fbe Court House. in the
City of Cleveland l sag county tn9 several heee.
and parcels of land, dfscribedan follows, 70 WI
,f ne via7e ff cleveland fu Cuyah0ga county, in
the tate Of Ohio, bounded a. follows heglnnle az
point on the west line ol BANK street m seio ~
trteen (sl Ods north Of the nortn line 0l - i.,I
street; thenca westerly At right angle5 win nliih
street 10 the west line Ol said LOT NO 3 thence
erly and parallel with Bank street tx l-sk % ist
fbrucs eastsrY AZ right angles with Bank SIZE %
the west line thereof; thence southcry on t4e aeat
line III Rank street airty-si fa61 feet % fde place "
brHinHinri Appraised At .s1a9.
~ Known a. part of lot No. tE.iltY Y-seeel e 20
Cleveland, Gus county h5i ny us.llf ~
street. and niue lsl lols 49, & - 80 -, - ,f
bounded follows comnenells on me e,1t ne q
land owned By Joel scral,ton; ny. -, lsi.i Lii
Ihonce southorly nine CD rods ttence Westely pa
allel with johnson slreet thirty three la5 leeti
thence noriherly 10 the aouiherly ine Of johnson
son street % fhe place Of beginning" Appraised
value $500 o.
sd ssKnown as part Of zen acre los dfly-sx go 10
Lyman 10 John b. Waring, October l2ai ISL ana %
bounded and described as follows. 90 wiz niniiinf
at point ON Prospect street, north side, a. prospect
street is wdeued- and being the soutnMest cor
ner Of said lot and the northeast corner % FfQ i
and Perry streets; running thence nnriheIl} ll9ls
the east line Of Perry street one hundreu arg 4oIts
i've (I4jl feet; thence easterly line parallel WIN
the north lneof Prospect street seventy -te leet anu
len (75-lO) inchesi thence southeTlY iine ltTal
III Len sss i'm ~ parrv rfr.ar one hundred and
forty-ve (t5l ieets thence westerly along tue nortn
line Of Prospect street o ieet and ten inches % the
James Ross By D. II. skeels and wife, recoried in
vol 81 cayahosn Aeeordf' efg 5fis eR us i9i,a y
a. Jones. PirHs Att'y. Master Com'r.
r. uOveY. Fl. r. Little's ATTY. deo.l leltl.-l5
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/. M.-Express for Pittsburgh
o,,r,-rsCnrorro

Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
svIvauin Railroad for Baltimore, Phiade phlai New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City. Also, con-
meet at Hudson for Akron and AlillersDurg.
e. Time BY this route as quick and fare VIII DO
the same as by Northern Lines 70 New York
J.,N. MCCULLOUGH, Bupt-
n r. MYERS. @ q. Aeent. novM
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DAYKIN'S WATER DRAWER,
AHEAD "a - OTHERSI

The most simple ana ejleient 1adcNiAs h00 70 use
for eleuatirg tOater from s0slls efaRy depth.
Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY -DuRA BILITY, EASE N WORETNGs
q LIE A N Z >
And its Impossibility to Freeze UpI
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
FT OR THE SPOUT, doing away with the COM
piicafed machinery necessary @ acoounlisn eotn.-
It's siTnplicty makes It less liable 20 get out q order
than anv other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket &c, are
substantially made Of the best material the whole
being calculated to meet the wants oi TIE puplo'
Water can be raised in less time than "a aHy
other ray.
It Discharges from the Bottom of the Bucket.
ns-AH the power required is to raise the weight OF
Ntsss pissss az srsmiBe ss DAYKIR's WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any other. Aduress
JAMES DAfklN q CO-y RrOpr 81
FAcToRY-205 Ontario street, Cleveland Vhlo.
us-staia and County Rights Tor sale. Add5sss as
bnva-
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Aail 9loada.
ILEVELAND & TOLEDO R. r.

4 ILEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.
is50-l WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1901.
On and after Monday November 18th, 1860, Trains
on thiB Road viii leave Cleveland as follows:
100 A. NJ Through Mail stopping az all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving At Toledo
1880 p. D..
400 p n. Mail stops At al stations east Of fsandugy,
on Northern Division, aud arrives at San
dusky at 3.li p. -.
7:30 p H. Chicago Express-Stops az All stations eX
cept Washington and Clay, and arrives
in Toledo at 1910 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Monroeville with the SAN
dusky, Mansfold and Newark r. r., At Clyde with
the sandusky Dayton and Cincinnati Il. r., at hre-
mont with Fremont Indiana r. r., and Of Toledo
win the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, logansporl, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis and all points West North
west and Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo aud tbe
West at $50 A. n, aud s;i0 ?. H. And from sandus-
925 A. II.
nB- For Information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Once, 81 Superior St. and at the Depot
L. d. RUCAEhs
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5tiVflfg.


TEWELRY-NEW JEWELRN
Q "A fine assortment, quite new inst received
'ui' uA'' COWLEs q CO.,
Weddeu House.
DOGERSi SILVER PLATED
Esrs ouiv bv COWLES s co.,
Weddell House.
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MAcTER'S SALE.-PURsUANr

M MAcIER'S ALE.-PURsUANr
lV 10 tho command ola decretal order Of sale, is-
sued irom the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Cuyehgsa
county, Ohio at the suit Of james Il. Newman, plain
til, against Susan u smeley, delendanti &C. me Oil
recfod shai olor for sale at public auciioH, 1l to
door OF the Court House, IN the city Of Cleveland in
said county on The 18th day q January, lall az two
o'clock 2. NJ, the following de9crlled pferliaoi
namely iot Of land situated IN the ioWnship q
IN fhe fhIrfeanth (l1th) range o. townships in The
Connectcuf Western Reserve In the State 81 Ohio
md ych q also &c the county OF Guy ahoga, aud j.
M fl civ III Cleveland and b known a. pert o. sub
Ia M ffrss hundred and three la1), 10 Benedict 3
R6ofs Allotment Of pdrl % original lots Nos t3 and
So and b bounded a. follows namely northeriy p
sub-iot No. s0i' easiery ey an aileyi Ee.ief'y ey
iir-ir street: and suutherly by line drawn iforl
ne sasteriy line Of Bireh street and = iset sogtherY
f-or1 fhe northeast corner Of SAID SUD lQt DO -
ard u1r1iIsl with the north line Of said SUB ot -
eosferiv 55 feet; thence at right angles Win la me
rfb two f2l feet, thence c1sterg and at rilht an
~. III b ts last line six fl5l lii tlerne norieiy
- .rrIe1 rith this last line two ~ fees fhence
1seteriT al riqht anrla8 With tls a1t ne and par-
eiiei ith lie north lin1 Of said s1n iot y no j % %
5iieT be The saue more Or loss, ont subject % ali
ioqil highWlya- Appraised falne your h'iiuiel
Doiiaili 1''.'' WILLIAM X. sHERwlN.
s,.r.. Mlsllr Co-1ll'r.
PIt'fs Atty. ~ i
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AIsn sPEoIYIca

Foa Asfmu On PHfmso, Oppressed, DliheulL
Iabored Breathing, attended with Cough and E1pee
toration. Price, 90 cents per box
FoR EAR DIsoHARGls AID DnAFEns. -Diaehargef
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles,
Mercurisis For Noises 10 the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aehe.
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR soRoFu1L.-E Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils eFengs and Old Ulcers, Scpofuluus
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 20 cents per box.
Fon GENERAL DEBILITY = Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, 81
sents per box
FoR DRoPsE.-Fluld Accommodations, Tumid sFell
ineE with ecanty secretions Price, 50 cents Ier box
FoR SRA Enthusiastically Sickness, Vertigo, Nat
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 30 eents per box.
FOR URmARY DrsEAsEs-Por Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, DIcut Painful Urinaton, Diseases Of tue KID
uavr Etr4ra h0 ceutn pas hes
Ion ssSI1iEE EzaIssiONs.-inYoluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re-
sults Of Evil Habits The most successful and ehi'
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon rs
cure Price, with ful directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place Themselves nndei he
professional care or 20 seek advice q Prof Hrs
PHRR7s can do So at his Office, 662 BroaivAy, daily
from AN. 70 PM, or BY letter.
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C0MMISSIONERIS

lNk sALE.-PurEuant 70 an ord Of sale issued -
ne IRON the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyannFa
county, Ohio In an action therein pending, uharein
fhomas Uall0W 9 plaintiff, and John Herenlaili y g.
~ Herimau, w lillian stacy and cynthia u. stacy
ars dsfsndants shall, the 18th day Of jsuuaryl
Issi af Two o clock p H., AZ the door Of the Court
tion the following deseriLe ed lands and teuements,
20 wit.
estuata 20 the City Of Cleveland county oi ienYa-
hoga- and State Of Ohio, known a8 sub Dot number
eighfY-nine tsgl 10 g. s. stones s1odi vision q part
OF original lot fty f0), Brooklyn township Be me
same more or less but subject 70 AZ legal n lll.
Anpralael value EeDl J. y 1AAAAkff
ID 1T Iones, Esn Master Comm,r-
pIff1e ATTY dccas Iam7IF
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edE.5 dl boEes, nuIa61tel, NO 70 -. !
Hngle numbered boxes, With dlrecttona, - eta
single leitered boxes, With directions, % ca
Large case with 6 Or. giaiE for planters and Ply
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K. W saekrider. Churchill a Bro, and Benton
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geiger
q Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, Noungstown, aud at all
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Ravenna Warren, Gan
held ChardOn, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
Dealers in almost every town and village in Ohio
THE ALL-SUFFI0IENT THREE.
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Last rights Report.

Trxolumyr 70 raR nonSiSa LEiDEH,l
sEUESsION NEWS.
POWERS or THR COURTS
HOMES TO BE REoBTKED.
sEOY FLOYD RESIGNEDf
ruoHPsoN WANTS TO DO LIKEWISE.
THOMAS 'ALF AND 'ALF.
Anderson not 70 be Withdrawn.
REHENUE CUTTER SEIZED At
CHARLESTON
A sl.AvRR CAPTAIN RESCUED.
WRECK OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER
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NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH


D Il . a D
WINTER ARRASGEMEsr-To take effect on Monday,
November 10Th, 1850. Trains leave Cleveland daily,
Sundays exceptedl az follows:
$40 A. M-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
4:l5 P. Accommodation for Ravenna and MiIlers-
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A ADMINISTRATIONS NOTIDE.-

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.--
~ On the 9th day OF NoTemberi isf7 the Probate
J0art OF Cuyahoga ~, ohio declared tle estate
Of Sas A. Hathaway, deceased, 70 be probably insoi-
vent. Creditors are rhoreiure required % Fteatu.
their claims against said estate 20 tle un1erdiEned
for allowance within SIX months from the time
above mentioned, they wall not b entil JED % pay
rnent BENIA MIN hAG6ON.
la~5f-FfT Admir- on faid ustala-
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STATE oEoHI0. Cuyahogsa Couhty-
Mary L. Dring)
oliver Dring.
TIME DEFENDANT, 0LIN E r
T,f5tnrC nil ~ notice that on the stu day Of
Si5yember. A. ID 1850, said Mary L. DEing NEE her
netifou I'm said Court AGAINST MIN, praying ih = tne
loe5rise 81 tract now Insisting between the oa
ssoived alleging as cause therefor that ~ ~ ,eeu
yviiifnlv absent from plaintiff for more tnnu nlee
years prior 10 the filing Of said pettlon Also uA
enness and gross neglect OF duty ior three yeiia
,sbe aIso asks that she be restored 20 ner 4itHeh
,e1,,e nj sfaTv Louisa Campbell. The deieuntnt ~
r0nired N appear and answer within SIX weeks lruhl
'ns hls' pu uoii1'''''- GAGE BRUCE,
TItf11a hfftVa
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aSSAt1 1s DIS 3 sNSt5
Win al 99e %. Sists s Ilss , os 'siI5a, 0 lss ,s


with all bad effects arising therefr9u. includiaE
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATlON.
be has succeeded in caring eases in this city, soma
selisiyled physicians, who proie 30 treat all pri7at
Ualaiiies with successl and without receiving p
Or. GI IBSON does not boast that be b : mes
some College in London or Paris. rerhal
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring tn9 Irfa
allied But what DIT. GIBSON migh1 t1f ~
this, that he Is able 70 give entire g f'-'-- =
those who repose confidence IN hi5 ahili T .lil x
ritv ard that he has perfected an Amei ..n -
Of treatment which Challenges 1lf Bhys ei1r ~ 7-l
don or Paris or any patent medicine 70 lu1 rs ~
derlnqaments, Both ldental and plldi| 1l q
from sexual or secret a1ua1.
Dr. GIBSON also claims i9r hls rev z sfmentth.
following advantages over All others sel scoVsr7-
and drst, the agents used are IN 20 EadI &C.,
able he uses no relics Qi tle cars - such =
Mercury nor any other laieteriou7 dris Sar91ii-,
n -e-frisfions IN dief or business IS reur iris-4
" his treatment a positive and cartaa ~ tin
H. sf4nis prepared 10 20 into any public g n-s5,
irlnanse auperiority OF his treatment lT1r l-
other now known to the world in paiat 81 prompt.
ness, pernaneurys nildness salalJ ana e' feniancr
DT. GIBsOS IS permanently leeated 10 e.e.olaai,
and has duriue the fis- ni.it ~ p. ll-ag
cures Of diseases ehich nae - le..la if5sse4 a.
other moies ct treniIntat helefelce elH & sli2n q
inliV ulis ol the first respeotablily % LleLel-ul
Boston, Sew York. and ether eil.as ~ tss--l tl
- M sr,4 inf,urifr IN an rraassiuual trans
llgspansia khulilaiisnl. eeroinla ana AZ enlo-o
diaeases treated With slsefios .,,.t-- an
F'fsiPs D4 PaPhsSss Fl 81 sis sse Wort on Physee f ~
- ''' o'-'s BR GIBSON,
Professor Of Elseiropatiy aisa Asaiesns
nB- omes no. Is4 Ontario sirest, up stairs. q ssv
doors fFqm ihs Pe6iis sggsrs ,r e.o TO- osiool
daily. lSunilaTs errerffd.l
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.AsTER 77=5i1=S COM MISSI0NER7s

MASTER COM MMISSIONERS y
lVt Pursuant to the command oi g .,ienl f,
i0T e,1-os county, Ohio, upon the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1850, in action therein pending wherein
Fgrn tlbapp-ll Is plaintiff and Henry L. " mani
susan Whitman, John I. Newton, ~ X. keiio John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Com pauyig De.
s.ndenfs shall on the 26th day OF January ISL, 1T
fvro oIeoelT r. M 81 The door OF the Court Hous IN
said comfy. expose for sale at public auction the
following described lands and teresneatst e w.
Der seven % in the thirteenth range Of townsh p IN
The Connecticut Western ke-erVe, IN the 81 o.
hio and which IS also in the county Of Cuyci egal
and Is known by being city lots Nos. Two huadteu
and five t2l5) two nuudred and SIX 206ls ioul sun
AIRED and sixty (t6o) seyenty-ve 90, nnd twenty
sovpn t27) in Barber Lords subdivision ia Jnlo
ffy- row Cleveland be the samo more or less hut
snbocf to an legal highWssa
N mr. far4n "A nunFnl7eu nd Eull0Ma-
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within thalast two yeaTai
hopes Of Eelief, a. the
certificates u ny po1sas-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-11-30
ANOTHER WHEELBARROW BET.

The Portland tMe,) .idre,taser is RESPONSE
bic Tor the following report -
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Woodbury. r.
Dyer paid hls second bet, winch was on the
election Of Mr.. Lincoln, with Mr.. James H.
FIckett, by wheeling barrel OF flour from the
corner OF Park and York street, proceeding up
York aud State streets, down Congress and
Middle, up exchange and down Congress TO
Hampshire street. He was accompanied by
the Douglas Phalanx ard Portland Band, with
strong delegation Of boys and adults. On
arriving at Mr.. Fickelt'S house, Mr.. Dyer
presented the barrel Of -four, with the follow
Iog remarks -
Friend Ftcket AS the fates decreed that
Abraham Lincolns should be our next Preident,
|, on the condition oil the wager between Us,
present You with this barrel of -four, of Re-
publican -four, (not Slack, howeyer,) out extra
superhne.
1t was intimated, IN ancient days, that some
went after the loaves and fishes. The loaves
you Will find, il properly kneadcd, here. The
fishes shall endeaVor TO catch from the banks
of the Salt River to which I and a goodly
number OF our brethren, are bound, and as the
contents OF this barrel dimlnlshes, so may all
party feelings diminish between US. And
pledge you, III 1864, we will meet again on
tae same field, with new ana stronger force,
10 battle for those good old Democratic primer
Piles, OF which am proud 10 say, an this
day firm adherent. And although our polit
cal opinions may differ, yet as citizens of this
country, will we stand shoulder 10 shoulder,
TO repe foreign foe, and to prevent, as lar as
IN US lies, dissolution OF this, our glorious
Union.
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onsh reorganization ofthe militia, so as to place
| The whole military force OF the State IN po-
slion TO be used at the shortest notice and with
the greatest efficiency. Every man IN the
Stat, between the ages OF eighteen and fo.ty-
five, should be we'll armed with the most eff
clent weapons ofmodern warfare, and all the
available means of The State used for that pur-
pose.
In addition TO the general preparation, l
would also recommend that the services Of ten
thousand volunteers be immediately accepted !:
that they be organized and drilled by officers
chosen BY themselves, and hold themselves in
readiness 10 be called Oh upoa The shortest no.
tee, With this preparation for defence, ana
with all The hallowed memories OF past achieve
nents, with our love OF liberty and hatred OF
tyranny, and with the knowledge that we are
contendPg for the safety of our homes and
firesdes, We can c1nfdenily appeal TO the Dis
poser OF all human events, and safely trust our
cause in his keeping,
WM. H. GIST.