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NEW YORIk DIARh ET-NOV.

" M BY TELEGRAPH-l
FLOTH-Rarket lOc higher for common and me.
dium grs less with moderate demand for home con-
sumption and q limited export enquiry. Market
SaIes we're i5s0 bbis, at s5.4oas5,sO for supsr.
hne STATE k5,605,65 Tor extra state; S5,z005,50 for
supstene gestsrn; 9 g for common to medium
tTs FSund 'hoopea Ohi5.
"a MADAM FI1jtR-A shade frmsr. Sales
we're $50 bbs a. S5,so@75O for common to choice ex-
RYE FI.OUR-Con inues steady with moderats
CORN MIA L.-Ratqer qniet. Sales are 50 ibis
BTandyWine at $3,75
WTIIsI Z Market shade frmer, with sale.
WHEaT,-Firm, but the extreme scarcity of
freishis and the high rates ruling operates seri
Gus check on the export demand. Sales we're Nils
wuazee club az SI,z5a ,279s; .RmbeE Wisconsin at
s1,2s0i ~ winter red western at Sl25I2s aioat;
and Indian al 81 i4sai SIS; white Kentucky at about
s. t55i ehoiee White Michigan $i,5g.
RYE-MiTk-t dull aud heavy. Sales are 940o
=3ARLEf I'm moderate request hut prices With.
.l material cnange. Sales 2l,An bnsh at 7Jg6sc for
Cahada Easf, aud sc CAnadt West.
CORN ct pened hfm and closed decidedly
6eItsr With goo, export enquiry sales are s6 bu
tor do u EtOrei closing with no sellers Of the latter
OAFs-A little more active but price are however
MSh9St 99otabia change. Sales al s79Ssc for west
PORK-AsTfssi' i'td steady with a amodsrate business
9Uing; sales are llUO bbls at $3.50 for old ness
glyNlsl lor new mess; tl6,256hl rs for western
PElS PIE essi slSzS ior old prime, and for
5IsE l.1Alerkst @ quiet and steady Sales are 400
packed niess SIn, ,s0ali for extrs r1eSS NV AOA ~
EltlaLh u st9S Bl Ek--Dull and unchanged
BEEF q AALS-Dull and steady. Small sales at
Our SiiffsATs-ouist and firm, with ,msl,,,l,,
= ElRDI II IMaftet aaiI and 1aGhaaSSd. sale, ar,
BUTTER- Selling ct nslSo for Ohio; IsaHs
CHEEsE-steady st s6tic
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TKIlF(fRAPHlG
Yoaterdar Alternoon,g Repert.


ARRIVAL OF TIIR AD9TATfC'
sAxnr Hook, NOV. IS
The Aar,ntie from navre via southampton
,,,sses fhc Hook this morning Her ndNiees are
fhrss tlRvs ia5er than those Of the Prince Albert
81 ~, ~ Soans North American arrived at Liv
erpool on The SD and the Glasgow AZ VaeenstoWn
The Eaieburg sailed ON the 2tth for New York, :,
Victor Emanuel had arrived at Denypla1 IN
N4g'ss IKE sRoyali,s had evacuated oapazla and Vi
cinity, ,-,I,.. ..,.,s,ned
for that Of Gurgilno' Gariealdi Aaa en'oiS'r
fSe Emperor Of Austria had introduced tee 3e
new Charter, making imnense o0'0'
ss8iosial article in the Paris c9sssitq S!s,,. :.
tionRl says an organized ., el9 i,,,y,, 's
henccforth for the interest oi t-atv4fi 4 ry,t;sp
Tbe part OF France is thai Oh non thsai iiS
WIEN tbe revolution is accomplished II en9ul0
be consolidated BY the aet % an EuFOpe'A N'''H wa.
gress. ......,.....3o- has heep ordered 20
t.s,,e ~ Pefershurrh. Napoleon had received
iester from the Car 70 the eleet that nosh nos
tils "a France, should be enteruined q the war
NJ Sr,So arrived on the 10Th. -i,r5sg ..-
ne ship Red jacket, from Melbourne, had ar
rived with sl5O 0JQ In gold ~,
ne ship Marchh Mhiremore q hiehm9nal
stranded h Dundrum bay on the 2Oth Mt, Crew
,sS Ltt5e Newmarket races Ten Brock Umpire >
beat tom Bowlin, in q match ior one thousand
4 recent census Of Ruasia shows = population
IA y reported that the Nuneio at Madrid had
remltted within few days 2QoO 70 we rope
v-hish had been raised by The bishops rss
s5en. I.snoFlciere wsli return 70 France.
RnigstInants for the Rapal army have eeased.
Ii L said that the Ambt asadoEs oi RUSSIA sP@lu
and Portugal were preparing 60 quit turin, A..
The vote Of Sicily was almost anahAlneu' l'4
VisioF Emanuel would be in Naples the 2sth
and the proclamation Of the vote would Dc mAae
the following day. :. ,..,,,,,,.
The Papal Nuncio had len farls IN e9lss4 4us'.'e
OF orders from Rome. ,--s-,s ,-.-,,
eco. Bialaud, Athyea Co, and Others rsPof'
dour ouiet at tuesdays advance OF 81 per pDl--
Sales 81 2Ss6d aud S3s6d ~,
Wheat firm. aud full prices obtained Market
closed with slight advance oh 2lt quAtnes' -
Sales OF rcd at lls6d9lSs; white 1850 lSsyd
Corn buovant and adv9eced lsGlsod per guar
ter Since the sailing Of the Europa sales mlN mlNeo
nominal.
Beet dpil.
ID, Pork Inactive.
Bacon steady
Lard steady, 63s
Tailow stesdy; 5895Ts for North American.
Ashes-POts steady; 29s8d92SseSi PEARS quie''
Gss5d.
Riss steady; sales Carolina 25ssd.
Rosin steady, 6s5d.
Spirits Turpentine firm. ,., =.
IoSpoy MONEY MAREET.-ConsoA closed on
Wednesday at 92T9sS for money 'Sess7t l0I
accOunt
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within the lasttHoyears
hopes Of relief as the
certificates in ny posse8-
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KHAN THE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIO PORCELAIN CO.,
NO, Isl BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 49,.
HAV ING SECURED THEIR
III novel and ingenious Invention by American
and European patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE IIKENE,sEs OF PERSONS ON
CHINA,
presenting all the attractive and pdyanisgeous lea;
tnres OF ordinary photographs, the brillinncy ana
finish OF q water color drawing, and hitherto nn-
attained quality Of durability, by baing rendered az
inpershahe the natural properties OF the Articles
upon which lhny arD transferred.
Al The pstrnted process Of tho Company enables
the reprodnption Of Photographs, not only plain
snrtanss btt upon such as are round or Of any de-
RreO Of neutrality-suspicious. can pe IepIOuHceu
,lnon Porcelain wares of any description and dimon-
sions used as artcloa Of luxury OF OF houAshoa u-
ity, such a.
URNs, VASES, BREEAA,KtEIsAsT CUPS TOILET
ARTICLES, s.i 6sc.i s,...,s,.,r
thereby securing faithful portraits ana furnishing
unique and exQuiiite style Of ortalnentaton oi Art-
In order 70 furnish facilities for the qualification
OF the popular taste, and to meet the wants ot those
on Porcelain, the Company have imported nom bu-
rope oYsction OF superior porcelain soo9S aanu. N @
totured to their own order, which they sell al cost
AZ the American Company are owners of the pa
tent right, and consequently the 9hy Persons a9-
thorized 70 use the process, tney have determined
In Urder 20 afford
PROPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF TIE UNION
an opportunity 70 possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
to make the following proposition residents In the
Country, who are unable 10 visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries in New York, ..Ia
Persons sending photograph, amDrOtype, or "a
guerreOiype 10 the Ofiice of the Company IN New
Yorks, accompanied by .'
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, free OF other
charge, richly OrnRmented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER
with the portrait transferred thereon By transmit
ing daguerreotype and
.f TEN DOLLARS, a ..r 1
they will secure in like manner,
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
1fr ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
cess by sending pair OF daguerreotypes and
FIFTERN DOLLARS,
they will receive in return 80
PAIR OF RICH sEYRES VASES,
with the portraits executed equal 70 miniature paint
ings; and IN like manner, portraits can be repro
duced on porcelain wares or -.r
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
TWENTY TO ONE. HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
PAtR.
n. B BE particular In writing the address, town,
county and State distcntly.
All letters 70 be addressed to Manager American
Photographs Porcelain Co.." 7sl Broadway, New
York. l.. r.t s H..- Ia - ucti3:Si6
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which greatly facilitates the process Of eething. BY
softening the gums, reducing all iniiammations-w
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is sure
To REGULATE THE BOW ELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, i will give rest TO your
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altsaiEiaEa
HEAR WHAT rRE PE0PLE aaT.

The underdgned having used Professor HUN
pHREYgi SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In nur fnmles with the most satiaiactory results and
having fuli confidence In their genuineneal purity,
AMI gfBeacy. cheerfully recommend aiem 70 ell per
1ons who wish % haYe safe reliable, and eGieacioue
remedies At hapd for private Or dometle use.
The Rev Wm Hosmer, editor Of 7" me Northern
ssv b D. Rector % st PsteE's Ckurch, Auburu. n y
M Rev 8. l. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn STATE
Prison The Rev Spencer d. Rlce, Rector, ReE-B|l-
ford, Mass The Rev. Allen steele, hesttoDS on
ference. n Y. the Rev. p 8 Pratt, Dorset, VI ibe
Rev John Roble Buffalo, a. Q. Hart, ESQ., Uuea,
n. z the Hon. Neal DoE, Portland, Ne DE Hon
Humybreya. n. Y. Henry b, Cook, Esq., Editor Of
The WOHo State Journal" /" Columbus, Ohioi the Hon.
r. H. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon. Thomas }
Chase Monticello, Fla. the Hon- Joseph Beuedigt
Utica n Y VIM Bristol Esq, UteA, N. Y. A. 3
Pond ESQ, Utica, n Y james Piunkett, Esq, Nash
Tan
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FROM CALIFORNIA

By the Pony Express this morning have san
! Ersneisco dates 70 the 24th Of October.
The news Of the Penusylvnnia election reached San
FranciscO on the 22d, producing amUfked sensation
in political circles. fbe R,publcans are exceeding
" jubiaut whilst the frocs Uf the other candidates
despIir. -.eaE aHf.
The Republicans putting forth great efforts 70
cary the -tatc - -
its thought Senator Gwins chances Of reelection
are very unfavOrable. .r " .r-r
An effort is q king at Los Angeles % push for
ward the Telegraph the Butterheta IOQte from
that place 70 colorado. One party having subscribed
Slu,0o1.
Tho oregon Ueg5slature has decided TO adjourn on
the 10th in1t and meet ia extra session next Janu-
ary The bili providing Tor ths action Of Represen-
tatiVes 70 Congress, rendering nugeFoV the recent
Congressional election, has not passed, the Senate
rafnzInn - aoncnr Ln Lla Houss am -ndmenLs.
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MRR CIAL
rLKYEIlANn hrARKRT-NOY. 8.


FLOUR-sales are 100 barrsls fair extra at S47Si
OObarrols red double extra at 90 l, and 100 barrels
fancy do at $3.50,
WHEAT-ouist and steady. Sales on Change
wsro vs red at slos, on track and siESs, two
cars do at same on track two cars do from store at
SI,Oa and one car white on track at Sl,is.
CORN-vory dull &c $50.
OATs-sais q one car At 80.
HIGHWINRs-SalesOt OF 60 barrels at tls1fe.
sEEDs-saleu are 22O bushels Clover at ss,sl, and
QUE email lot timothy At si,S4 for inferior and 81,
I2k for good.
POTATORS-Dulls ct go. ..ra
RRUfTs-salss Of four tons dried apples at 4%c.
Green apples sell at 81 LIZ 2 kbl.
BUTTER-salSs Jfseyerul small lots Central at
10 II and iso for inferior TO good,
EGGS-sales of fve barrels at I4c5S.
sALT-selling At 81 is for fne from store, $l,4s
delivered on cars, sll for coarse from store ods-
liver ed, and l05ke for sacks.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
Men. .--Isead noglcss IN the Tribune since D.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
Al MEN.--Read notiees IN the Tribune Eiaaa. lss.
u lB58. r.Er r1l
grom his Exoellsney JAMES d, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of FLORIDA, aod member Of the U. 3. asaats:
I'tFof upward Of tEeDty-iiFe years wa afflicted
With disease In my iaHiily which the best medicine
and surgical talent IN che country aied 10 cura but
which yi5ldsd In most satisfactory manlaT 10 the
Graeienberg Remedies consCisntiOusly advise their
use. JAS. d. ASElQTl.l
--. hEW toRE, February, 1859.
Dr.. J. =. BRfDeE-Deaf Sir. Some two years AGO
an intimafe 6male friend had been suffering from
hlilng Of the womb, whites and deranged m6nstru-
atisn,r tagesher with the attending symptoms ~
cleeriy described in your Advertisements and pam
nhlet8 She had the VIZ best medical skill "a this
city fil entirely prO8traed and her physician finally
told her that be thought hag life might possibly -
prolonged little longer ufdcr the most judicious
Treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
% sink, when i came into yoEr Office q The Grae-
isnberg Medical Institute and relaied her sym5--
TOMS As You Ws5 confident Of the GraeleHbeTg
MaFshals gathoicOns IN relieving her, she discharg-
"a All the physicians ard tried it. though dOu1fng-
y. Proyidentlally IL Asyed her quickly, aud hV9
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near tH0
yeai there has not been any recurrence Of the com
plaint, and she Is as strong, active and healthy
Whon = young glri. JNo. u. BRIGGS
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an Of the Grsefenberg Medicines are for
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THE .ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.
VlENNA

TRIESEMAR [, 2. AN D
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o;
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de
PharInaeie de Paris, and the Lmpsria College Of
Medicine, Vienna. .-..-
NO / is invaluable for exhaustion, spsrmatOrrhGa
and ali physical disabilities
Nc completely eradieates all traces Of those els.
eases that have heretofore been treated By the nau-
cious and pernicious use OfcOpaiTa and cubebs-
No 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious uss
mercury, thereby hsuring 70 the sufferer speedy
lief dispensing ali impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEllAR, Nos. i, 2 and 3, are prepar r the
iorm ~ a ozenge, devoid Of taste and snail, and
e carried in the Weistcoat pocket Sold in Tin
and divided into separate doses, as admnistersd b
Valpeau Lallemand ROux, Ricold, &C. Price s. each
or cases for So which saves 50; and in 81 cases.
whereby there s saving Of So. 10 be had wholesale
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW No. l9i Bleecksr street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Dr. Barrow viii forward tie Ifiessmar TO any par
of the world securely packed, and add ossri sccprd
ing TO the instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also By GAYLOYD 4 HAM a.
Wv FISK. Eleveland ianf
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COMMTSSIONER,S

.
1Nl SALE.-Pnrsuant to an al. order Of sale is
90 me from tie Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
uhOga County, Ohio, upon the lith day Of October
loot, on en action therein pending wherein ETZa
Chappell is plaintiff and Frederick W. Marseilles,
M. Caroline Marseilles, XII Bruce, Simeon Struter
Lyman e. Thayer, Lambert White, l.. N. Latimer,
W. p HalcomD, and the Firemens General Associa-
tiOn defendHnts shall expose for sale at public
auction ~ the door Of the Court House in said
z. M. ths following described lands aud tenements,
TO wiz
lst. Situate in the Township Of Cleveland being
number seven in the twelfth range Of townships and
which Is also in the County Of CuyahOga, In the
State Of Ohio, and described folloWs.-rhe first
tract OF parcel Of and is knOWna the whole Of sub
lot No. y and north side Of sub lot No. % in the di-
follows beginning on theeast side Of Chese street in
the City of Cleveland point six hundred aud eigh
y-5wo,- t 65z e-lzl teet southerly from Prospect
H. -Iil9 81 !serly on the east iiu Vi ChesiTa street
49, -udred aud thirty-tUa lseJ four and
hair =. rt9 It. ~ iu.) to lal4 heretofore decided
BY Peter aicsllles, ugcgased, 70 Mary M. KiInbal
thence running Ut right angles easterly to lands
heretofore owned by +. and j. A. Granger, about
2l0 5l2 teet; thsnre north rY parallel with Chesrs
l32 44-Zth feet; thence TO the point Of beginning
Apprpiseda at S5,700.
~. The second tract parcel Of land is known as
the whole Of lot No. three in Block No. one Of Sey
mour BaldWin's survey Of ten acre lots in CleFe-
LAND, ,NOs.5 aud ~ said lot is bounded west by Cln
ton (nOw BrOwnel) street, east BY all ythe north
line is a ieet US inches; the south line is los feet
inches to said alley, and is nifty feet wide. Apprais
cd ut SZ,OOO. - - -. .
R, P. Spalding, Pits Atty. Master Conl'r.
October u, 1860. oct. ls:3u9.
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OsWRGO DIARRET-NOY, s,

lHT FELEaHLPH.l 'a- .s-H
FLOUR-Msrket unchanged.
WHEAT-Mark to frrner, but quiet. Sales
are 260O bush No. q tcage Hp ing ct 81 , aud l4O00
bush Northwestern cue ~ ella Rhoaf.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL ERRtGHTS-le better on grain with
an advancing tendency. SSc on douri l7c on Wheati
1916 on corn to New hork.
LAKE ERIPORTS-Z3sI bbls -four; ls5200 bush
wheat; 1900 bu corn; $1,000 bush barley.
CANAL EXP0RrS-2795 bbls -FOUR 76lOo bush
wheat; 40 lush corn: t37U0 bush barley. -
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DR KEELER'S CoUGH CANDY.

Ah. hEELEh > COUGH CANDY,
II for Bronchitis, Cough, HoarssHess, Irritation
oi The Throat and Lungss and for all pulmonary AZ
dictions, It has very happy eject aud relieves pain
and difficulty Of breathing very speedily. Nc. 81,
Public square.
Dr.. kkELER'S Worm L0zenges are agreeable To
take and always have the desired effect in expsling
IN varieties Of worms. For sale AZ NO. 81 Public
Square. -
PUHMONARY BABSAM, for Soreness, Ulcera-
tiou, Asthma, and iortify the Lungs against Colds
and COnsnm ptOn, stands pre-eniiueutly in advance
Of anythihg ever offered 70 the Public Prepared and
sold BY Z. J kecler, n. D., 3 Public Square.
Dr. kEkLER AuUdy ne ESpectorant, TO sooJh
and quiet Uhildr shd prevent the Group, Is q GER
tain, remedy &C causes tree aud easy expectoI alton
and gives great relief in advanced stages VI COnsump
ton Prepared and sold at 81 Public Square,
SAGE and SUMNER SAVOY, crude aud pulver-
lied az 30, southwest corner Pub. Square.
FRBSh HERBS pressed. and a full supply OF Bo-
tanic and Eclectie Medicines a. the Eclsctlc Drug
store, No. 81, southwest corner Public Square
A good substitute for Tobacco, Cardsm0n, at No
81 Public square.
-PERFUMERI. Soap, Brushes, Pomade and Gro
ceTies, &c, al 81 Public square.
The Excelsior viii prevent she Hair from falling
of or turning Trey, and is highly perfumsd Pre-
pared aud sold Al -, Public Square. oet25
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,NHERIFF'SSALE-BY VIRTUE

~ OF writ Of rsnduIOnI expOnas, issued IRON tue
sUtirt vi Common Pleas Of Gu ahOga County &C the
-uIt Of the Commissioners OF Gus ahUga County,
Plaintiffs, against uenry l.. Whitman, CT. al De-
ehdants, ~ me directed, shall offer for sale ut pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House IN the
OIty Cleveland in said County, On the ID day Uf
December, Is6D, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, the following
described lands and tenements, to wit Situate il
the city Of Cleveland, County Of Ouyahoga, state Of
ohio: Bar ber Lord allotment Lots III us,
g4I and gJ5 east half Of Lot No s8 south side VI west
end Of Lot No. -, west half Of Lot No. III, south
haf Of Lot NO. 343, hall in common Of Lots Nos
so, and 4Of south half Of Lot NJ. 49o and whole
Uf Lots Nos 4y5 604 6o5 $50 and CO... Also IN VIII
lsyYills allotment in said city, sub Lois Nos 81, "a,
l53, and 535. Also sub Lot No. % in l. l.. HeWitts
sub-dIvislca anu allotment in said city.
u. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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BUFFALO n1ARKET-NOV. 5.

FLOUR-Steady and in moderate demand.
WHEAT-HnOthar advance in freights has
checked the deusnd and the market is without ma
terial cha1ge. Sales are eOOO bush No. chicago
spring ht 81; 6OUO bush Green Bay club st 81 90; 6VO
bush red winter at 81, Is.
CORN-Closed frner. Sales are 1900 bushels at
Soc, and held at sic at the close.
OATS-Dun 1t &c.
BAHLEY-DuIl. Sales at sac. .-.-.
RYE rSIeady. Sales were 40 bush at sc.
WHISKE-Hominal at DC. -
CANAL FREIGHTS-25c on wheat to New
York. No shipments Of corn. =.
LAKE IMPQRT5-45Ol bbls -FOUR 2lt955 bush
wheat; 3ilat bush corn.
CANAL EKPORTS-2l00 bbls -FOUR l3lf76 bu
wheat; 1850 bush corn; S0l bush oats. Imports
since Friday morning, were 243g7 bbls hour; oZ 700
bush wheat; 252 $50 bush corn; 2 900 bush oats; B.
AL bush barley; 35g bush rye. Total bvshels-hour
rsducod 70 whisaf--l. .fT3 80 bushels.
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A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
IA the State OF Michigan, Il take notice that
- ph X Hlrtwel, Of st GATHERINGS, canada West,
nd, tue 9th da October, A. D.. loo, tile his
y Of Cuyahtga, IN the state Ohio, against elias
>. stone, Mar aretta stone, Asa 8iahan, and VIM.
U. North defendants praying that certain LANDS,
situate Brooklyn township, in said cOutty OF Guy
tnOga, and known lots 6Z, 6Zi 6Z, 626, b47s di5,
~ anu 65 s. ). StUnes survey Of college tract,
being part OF lot No 81 in sad Brooklyn township,
may be sOid 10 satisfy certain gage gwen
security for the paymt ut Uf five prUmssOry nOtes for
three hundred and nifty dollars each. with gnnual
interest, made by Silas >. 5IOue to Asa Mahan, da-
sed May lst, 1856 and payable in one, two, three,
and hye years after date, which notes and mort
gage were HssIgned BY said Asa Mahan TO said VIM.
V. NUrIh and by said VIM. q. North the plaintiff,
Joseph K. HaTtWell. t.r
The said Asa mahan is required to appear and ans
said petition or before the 5th day Of Decem-
Der, lS6I Jl il Il. p. SPALHlhG,
oetZ3:3l2 .-. Atty for Plaintiff
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snLn ~

E. W. 'Sackrider. Churchill Bro and Benton
Bros, Cleveland W. 4. Wooster, Elyria; DR.. S J.
smith, Medinai John Zimmerman Wooster; Geiger
4 Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, oun gstOWn, and az all
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Ragenna, Warren, Cau-
field, ChardOn, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
Dealers in almost every town aud village in Ohio g.
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pANK 0F UPPRR CANADA.

H.. |r.-HHl 1IOhpAAQa AcNs9s
Tho tGlobe'' Of to-day II refsrehcs 70 the affairs
Of The Back Of Upper Canada, says authorltatiYey,
thft an arrangr ment has been made by whlch-the
% ASSIST and defend the Bank Of Upper Oanads
l---L.u Il NJ -.--- :
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FoR AsfHHA On PBEHIsio. Oppressed, Di1ieult,
.LsboTed Breathing, sttsndei with Cough and Expec-
tOration- Price, 50 cents per bsx,
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AID DEAFEEsa-DiBeharges
from he Ear ts result Of searlet Fever, heases
MereuriaIs. For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-sche-
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR cs0FULG-Eulsrged Glands, Enlarged and In
durEted TOnsils sWellns and Old Ulcers, SeJOinlous
CacheKy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per box
FoB GEsERAL DEBILIFT. = Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either The result 0i Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Rxhausting Discharges Price, 30
cents per box.
FoB DRoPsF.-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid swell-
nEs With scsnty secretions Price, 50 cents per box,
FoA SRA RA-sIcKEEs.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nan
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding OF motion.
Price, 80 cents per box
FOa URBARY DisEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult, Painful Urnation, Diseases Of The KID
neya Price 90 cents per box.
,OE SEMINAL EaIssIOEs--Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evl Habits. The most successful and eiii
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon 40
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under thr
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof HUh-
PBRETs can do So at bis Office $50 Broadway, daily
from An to PM, or by letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06
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