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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-09-14

For Wolf q not dead, but removed"
The narrow de6lo called VOLTS Cave,
through which hc reached tho Plains, and
where in afscr time our own Montgomery
met his death, is nearer the town.
We now come to tho great interesting lea
turo Of Quebec, tho Citadel. Of tho most
ine and impreguable structure. It b. q per-
feet barrier against any outer influences. Any
description Of its masonry is fruitlcss. A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-12
NKw TapK MARkEr-April IA.

PLouR-S.l IS 600 bbls At $50 MSS 81 super stst;
$50 ass efor extra sale s. e55 for sggsT Nose erg
ii rsh Cr,and 81 pnng brnlH extra rount hoop Ohio
Market 80 better vth good dHmane for hoao cqnsrmp-
vy 6g the 6rmnoEs o. hilders Closing quiet aud fru
lue uded Ia The sales 900 hhs ior sxpo Al prices
CAN DIAN fIoUR-sales Of $50 Dbl, ut Sssy@
fl commoa 10 caUice extra Market l0o better, ana de-
RSs TLoUR.-ouist and rsads Sales 100 bSls at
S3lrGA 90 common " chulge sep. -, =, s-so, q,
hOCkWhEAE FLOVR-Centiaues eal ~ - S'@i''@
COaN hIEAL--ouis, and ncmiusily unehangod
NHISKf-wit o.. msleIt,l change. saies 90 Dds AZ
%HeGT-MsrEes i6as tier with moderate export
ne ermusss Of holder sales s., go bus Aiw Clab a
81 2dl so; buH white noisat 81 co. sluO bush ialr
~ si Io h oo u oSsda Club sf sS Also isss oven
lag O0 bus hiw Cuo for sxpois TO Europe ehien5 AZ
RYE-Dunss sO9sSo Sales Of 400 bus II the 0u''id'
'BSGRLEY-Dsl and lower. sales t0'O bus prime Hi
BARLEY AiALT-In fair Eespss, and steady p,ices =
coRN-sssTes ard market hrmsr Sa IS 2 oeO bus at
it9les for mlIel aaoat aud de veItdi ll9Ihe iJr
SsIio, 1Se or Whie iaondiu3 1850 bus isr export II
oATS-Firm. amp modsrals business doing; ts9Ato
" stern aud Gdn tt,9ii5to state .
PORK-Market very dull, aud prices 9rceB are without
change es $50 hbls Si1 6 mes SI a. ed
mess Sllo9 thin mesf; Slee9e 50 western pune mess
pnme: fl2Isoll prilae. .-
tEEE-Quet and nnehsuEt Sales 500 bols u y gSg
s9 or ooauly primes s., ,oo5s,,o oouatIy ness S1I5a
TePseksi H,ssi SiloS $50 fk.T9 i,s hhl NJ,
Sl2 oo6l1O0 state; Sls.oetal6 l6 wesiern
pRtME MESS seEe--Q iet q s9ls sales within
a. q Two Of to0 terces sveland on private teFas
cur AIEAiS-Dull snd heavy. Sales Is9 packages AZ
7S7Se for shoulders; sGs3sc ior hams.
l.ARD-Moro nctYe, aud prcos IA favor Of buyols -
e1les 500 bbls nearly al { 7 export, l0kellc.
pgTTER-flsniy and In limited request al nCSl9 Ohio;
cHEESE-In fair demand at lOSl2O.
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OHERIRFIS GAIE-Ru nirtrn

WE. olaDlso.. pl,a .. q 2,i1y. /; Wl'ArNAN' sn''h
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MASTkK'S SALE.-In pursuance

M ASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
4A1 Of decretal order Of sale issaed from the
COnrt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga county, Ohio the
suit Of Thomss B, Pr teLard asainst Walter J. Allen and
hers TO me directed, shall EXPOSE for sale ut
the door Of the Court House, (coner Of Seneca and
Champan streets IN the City Of CieVeand) in said county
on the 0h day Of May, 1850, at O'Clock p NJ. said
day, the following deso ed lands and tenements wit
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn. CuyzhOga county,
Ohio, and is kncwn Lot No l3 in Hiram Stones Bdd
ton TO CleVeard CONFUSED Of original Lots Nus 65 and
81 in SAID Brooklyn township Sad lot is IS O2 f. trout
on Coumbps street and li79 y deep he SOU line
end l54 and l2 feetdssr ong Erin svsnLe and 65 IL
feet vice on the " 81 ord Appraised at S661
J.. " BINGHAM, Master COmr.
I-nnrN RuENIIEg RlIlLla
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SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of
~ writ Of Ferl Eacilg, issued from The Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Guy hOga Houaiy At tho suit Of Joshua H.
freeman, PLAINTIFF gqnst William c. North, defendant,
to directed have levied and shall offer for sale
At store No lss Ontario street. in the city Of Cleveland In
said County on The 4th duy Of April 1860 at O'Clock A.
NJ the following dascribsd properly " WIT The
IN said store Nc 49, sad also that No.
l67 DetTa street in said city Of Cleveland. lately
med BY said N9nh, s1id toeks consisting Of Coal Oi
Fluid and Lsrd Oh Lamps CnndelabTa, Coal oil, Cam
Phene Burning FLUID Cans Measures Burners and wick
two stoves and pipe, HLie grease, b..
And have also levied upon aud shall for sale
vnder said writ At the Coal OIL Factory Of w. c. North
the Oht1 Canal, west end II Ohio street said
city Of Cleveand on the 18th day Of April, 1850 at
o'clock A. NJ the properly 10 said Factory consist
ing OF the following trtices to stills, steam
boiler and ir0n pipes connected herewith, Trairg
tie agittor, settling tank bleaching tanks, 70
pumDs bleaching house coal shed, number oArboYs
6uphuTc acid and empty chrbOys lot tubs lin measures
copper tippeI quantity heavy oil aIl grease, barrel
DsTahne iron kettles empty barrels cans, wafer tank and
rubber hose. lpTeas. sove, pipe. &c'
have also levied uDou aud shall nsI for sale under
said wr At the door OF The Court House. corner Of sene
ca and Chsmpan streets in sad cry or the lth day Of
single rockaway wagon, aud one single harness.
B B. BFAvts PITTS Atty
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S0msIhilg EXtllsiVeIY for Ihe Ladies
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented Dec 20,h. 1859.
/ livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
II ONE-ID fscr. every would have they
10 ool~ srs he most perfect sTaNErRT and deiTaiTs
nothing from the BEST CoNcEIvABLE For, but direct
sruoioa tbst itrseTes HRS from the almost insp
sTs5sndnE lie SkIr1E SC upon the shoulders and ~
Circular Bracs Std5s and Supports tho cloth
BsiRISa dow1 upon NE Chsst Hips aud Abdonsa which
mskes it truly au AETILAcER loding tne ssIts awsy
supporter entirely from the wEis IL - also true
and ecisut RAcE-throwingt the entire supp
OF the sEirs a. ectlv unon the throue the as
tic Straps his and valuable invention also designsd
70 aI5l 5a M en- IL 80 CHRoVic >
paints can testify These Waists hay, mo cal
examination Of some OF our most eminent aud scieuthc
medical men, who ali pronounce them Tie hes IA ng oi
the Kind iuveuted They are rapidly oomus M use
and give unvers' i satisfaction to all who have worn them
They give idea If them, and
! 70 ie appreciated. Cal 1t the BURNETT HOUSE il
re5dioe,s Persons wishing purchase the
m df NJ 20 p4IpltSl al HeRIS FAILs o., who have
| tbs exclusive right fof the Unltsd states
CAUTtON.-All persuns infringing IN ans way or man
nsr this Patent, will most asIuTedly be dealt wi
HoRiIS, SHEFFIELD co Proplietors,
sqcces @ Or, oTSto Il F. Brown & Co.
Rad the following rsrommend tions snd references
udly furn he'd f pUbicaton by those who have
these WI its examined and sold ih,m which frum the
ny more faitsrng c0municaiioUs have ald
ing daily is deemed sufficient for the 4ressH' ., ,.o
Mes rs. MORRIS. SHBFFIELD Co: We, the Hndersisu-
ed, h.Vlug worn . BROWNS HEOlEAlCSUS-
PENSION AIsT' for the few mOlths great pleas
in recommending It 10 the attention Of every LADY, Il is
adm " edapisd to the eose convenience, leGty and
al ol ~ in any instances ecis 'adieoi cure ~ 6s
numerous dsess caused bs tignt lsciag. We hope
into gensral use, for fully satisfied it is
what every lady who values CO Mort and health should
h5ve; asd advie evsry topurchsss it, foI
| ssure them they will neyerrsgTtt It.
Mrs Chales Lea EFT. Ms. =. Stnir,
L L, Beckwith J.. NJ Cobb,
H. Blossom, H NJ. Burnett,
L. W. Curtlss, B. PelrCe
c. L. Ransom J.. COwles,
Miss Amelia Nash, , Prof BraineTd.
BITs. D. PricbaTd,
REFERENCES.
DR. S Beckwith Brainerd 6 Bmridgs Patent
T. 9. Cleveland hight Agents,
" W. B. Rezner, =. COWlss Editor Leader"
- II al, Ossian Dodge, Agent for
N Johnson fianos.
E !. Bal Twin 4 Co. BIichIs J. H Dewitt Merchant.
Freeman & elogg- "
kio,gaa . Root .sb2s:2sl
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Genol Nnttfeg.
Sheriff 8 & Master OOmmllGlOnsr'I Sale.

PURSUANT to the command Of an
L Order Of Sale issued from the Court of Common
Peas uf CuYahoga C0uutl the SUIT Of Calvin 0ddings,
Plainih ia, against 1h0mss HaTtok, defendant, 10 me
directed shall offer for sale Gt the door Of the Court
House, (eorner Of Seneca anc Champn streett 10 the
ey Of Gloyennd IN sait County on the 5h day Of May,
1867 Il o'clock P. Nj. OF Euid day, the following de-
serbed iend9 aud tansmous TO wit situate IN ths Oiy q
Cieyolh a. County Of CuyahOeH, und State Of ONO, and
bounded and describe follows Boing lots (2lh) tFO
hundred and e ht'el, 10 two hundred and pideeen,
ll tive hundred ua tutY four iJl Two hundred a1d
thifY. (3j tWo hunlr and hiry-ouet 1857 two hun
drsd and sTiye gut GA hundred and eEentT-iour,
N1bl two huudfed anu ty-hye, (5iO Two hundred
tnd seYsniyhI (28l two hundred and SIXTY 295J two
hundrei aud ninety hye (95 hundred and linet
(3b three hundred ard SIX (J1j hres hundred and
en rs surveyed plated ond recorded ~ the subaiyon Of
that part Of Ohio City. Cleveland by Ezekiel Fol
som, known ~ IN Taylor Farm allotment.
khil loo 2a npurLiaI snIl lla nnnTaln a so
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Rail aeaAg.
1S59--60.
Cleveland, C0lumbus { Cl1si1iati Es.IFoaa

Cleveland, Columbus 3 CiHsinRati ES.IPOaa
-
WINTER ARRANoEMFNF--
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov:
~ a. lsso, Passenger Trains leave Cleveland ssfolos
80 M. CINCINNATI Express stoppiIg Bsrsa Graf-
ton Ia Grange, Wellingion. New London, sa-
- lem shelby, aad all stations south 0f shslby.
az d Cincinnati GIT Pas1sBger Itgypizg Al "a
Sons between Cleveland and Gallon, and g
lafoington and UeaWares also, Stopping to
leave passengers az 81 1tEticnG south Of eahol-
CONNECTIONS.
oAALBJ belquskY mansield and Newark Railroad, f9a
r,..,,. aasteld mt ysEnsn, NeTeIk. Zaness1lls =
Slaahuaot ftgoufBh u. Wayne and Chicago RailT0ad
orForegt ppof sandusky, DelDkos, Lima. n
wayne Aaporte, Chicago, Gc. W8st and Eag
tor Mansfield, Wooster Massillcu &c.
aAea Ao Eoetontal6 hhllroad Line, for MsTon Belle
i9ntatns, sidney Uni0n, Muheis, IndianapoliA
AetIs haEte tineonnos, EVsnSVills, LOuisTills
BGaHA syt0n and Cineinnsti Line, tor surnrssl5 a.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Hehnnad IN
dlanepolls, IeTre hE1te, s. Louis, 10; nd a
Cincinnati with the ONO NIiasiEIippi Rafl-
!9ad for LOuisEula, and AL points ca tie ohis
CslErbaH LiisIs Miami and CoIumbus ana Xsnia E,n
Eauts, So Louil, MoTIgH, LoF0land, and Cin-
ciunati. and with the Ohio and lifgsissipDi Ban
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, EEansTirs
Cairo, s. Louis, and ALI oinfs on the Ohio river.
Ceiuubua Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanasgla
wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Iadisaa
Rsilroad for Piqua, Urbana ke.
Y For Tickets 70 al points and information apply as
the Uniaa Ticket Ofcs 81 lsePsorsrest' OF tAs Pas
ER FLINT supsnutsndsut-
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Drugs.
TEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OE AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN.
Read Notices IN The Tribune since Dec. l, 1858.
From MS E1cellencv JANIS d WESTCOTT, Governor
Of Florida and member the United states senate:
FIR upwards Of twenty i've years was nfl1rted with
dscase 10 my family which the best medical and surgical
talent In the country failed cure but which yslded In
most salts ac0ry manner ihs GTaeanbor ksmedies
JAS D WESTCOTT."
NEW YORK February, 1859.
Or J. y. BRIDGE-Dear Sir Some two an in-
ma female friend had been suffering from falling Of the
womb whites and deruE8d merstruationt togetf or win
the att nding symptoms 50 Clearly described your a6Tef
ismens and pamphlets She had tbs very best med cal
ths city unt entire y pros rate and her pbysclan
nnay tod her trat he though her lie might P0ss5y be
prolonged yerl little longer under the most iudicons
IeaH1sn For Two wee fer hat she continual 70 sink
he came ut0 your Office It the 9Taefsuberg Medical
lsl ION and re aied her symptoms As you conf
lsn OF the 0racenherg Aisrshgls CathocOn In rslisv
s her she J5schqTge al the phvsicaDs and tried it. tho
gOo9thgy PrOydenlinliy Il felevs ID her quickly and
bote entirely curd her Since then or ear tgo ears
ere mas beon any rrcurra OF the comp aint, aud
the IA as strong. active aud healthy Bs when youug girl
II ppTgGg
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ff31 m WEsi55Essf IA
~
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIhTE TABLE, No. Is.
T0teke effect and after THURSDAY February To- 1853
GOING EAST GOING WEST
elf1s.Gaf 10 Y0taEs- iFCirsqlf0lss % CO,
tOiga- kEll
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CLETELIND AND BBIE KIlIR0I6.


l55A. NJ. NIGHT ExPT - SEIbi 4 s...,.... =. O.
TaFd. AshtabulAS ,a1ESS IHAlN7-SLopPlhk1 t = "
CleVelsnd ~ 40 alas-flAe on9' ~ ~AiA'N-
lOSs A. NJ MAU- zpArSM- a "a -. -. n, s,.,,,. .-,.,
sTSe -, UniOnvtlle, Perry, 6eufCr WieklInsB
a q lives at Cleveland 2 80 NJ.
- = Il. 1OAY EXPRESS 1RAIN-StoppiDg at 8i-
nehfr hula an1p 1fla1
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MARINE RECORD,
ENTERED-llTH.

ENTERED-llTH.
scow Rescue, Robinson, Kelley's Island, 25 cords
limestone to D. Clark
Steamer Ocean, Evsns, Detroit, l23 bbls -four,
94o bu rye. l56 shiugl es II hides, Isl, ,s2s lbs.
scrap iron, pigs mdze, 5 bbs -four
CLEARED.
Steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Schooner Ell Bates, Dawson, 1853 tons coal, Chi
OagO,
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott, Duukirk, s4l-2
tons merchandise.
Schooner Wellington, Simpson, s6O tons coal
from Todd, Yates & T., for Chicago.
Schooner Cuyahoga, Roberts, 2s2 tons coal from
Butts & Co. Chicago.
scOw Rescue, Robinson. Kellsy's Island. no
cargo.
Brig Elm City, Llsk, Port ROwsn, no cargo.
Barque Ocean Wave, Ingraham, $50 tons coal,
from Butts & &. for Chicago.
Touched, Prop. New York, Kirby, from Dun
kirk for Toledo.
ES- The propeller Ogdensburgh left Oswego
Saturday evening, for Chicago, with large freight
and full passenger list.
The schooner Dispatch also cleared for
Cleveland, a number Of other vessels for Chicago.
The Steamer Nay Queen arrived at this port on
Tuesday evening and left again yesterday morn
ing.
The Ocean arrived yesterday morning, and ltf:
last evening. The boats will hereafter run regu-
lsrly, weather permitting. Both are commanded
by the popular officers Of last season, and have
been extensively renttsd.
The following are the Oceans officers: Capt
Richard G. Evans, master; Capt. VIM. Mckay,
lst officer; Hugh Mclaughlin. I'd officer: D Car
ter, clerk; VIM. Watson. engineer, and John Green
slade, steward
The propeller Galens, Capt Steele, Of the n. Y.
Ceutral Railroad Line, is loading at the Pittsburgh
R. R. Freight Depot, and will leave on Saturday.
The Galena is thoroughly rehtted and viii be the
hrst boat of this line for the upper lakes.
The propeller Nile, which has also undergone
extensive reittiDg, is loading for Chicago, at the
dock Of the American transportation Company.
The baruue Ocean Wave is loading coal for Chi.
eago. 81 the Collins Dock.
Sch Elk, Of Hamilton, which arrived here yes
terday afternoon, from the Canal, via mouth Of
Grand River reports the ice having been so driv-
en- on that shore as TO render i quite oihcult TO
effect an entrance 10 the lake. The Elk worked her
way through ten miles of ice before reaching clear
water The Captain is Of opinion there will be no
reaching Buffalo for some time TO come.-LDetroit
Adv. 10th.
OPENING OF NLvIeATioN.-TWo scows, the
frFt Of The season. arrived yesterday from Black
Creek, Canada. One brig and two schoOoers have
also taken ont elearances at the Custom House,the
first Of which Is destined for Mackinac, the latter
two for Chicago We further learn that the pro-
pelers Araxes and Equinox are to clear for San
dusky to-day, but whether they will able to push
through the barrier Of ice in the vicinity Of our
hsrbor, Is matter Of some doubt. There is, how
ever, strong wind blowing mp the lake, which
viii no doubt favor the undertaking II Buffalo
Commercial. 10Th.
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nR. A. w. TUCKER.-It has become
~ well known isct that be cures hundreds Of Chro-
nc Iease with his Baths and Medicines whsra all other
pr cIlce iails He will guarantee cure rheumatism
SAT- kheum Serofula Liver Complaint, Chill Fever, pgs
Peps a. Gravel Ashma, Catarrh Drupsv; also, secondary
Syphilis in AL its various forms For this disease he hiss
spec nc that never fails Good success in all other Cho-
NC diseases and yaoute Call and see the Doctor
- Office No. III Ontario street, up stains.
y Consultation Free. marH
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Il The propeller ogdensburgh left oswegO
Saturday evening, for Chicago, with large freight
and full passenger list.
The schooner Dispatch also cleared for
Cleveland, number Of other vessels for Chicago.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER 0FFECE,

Wednosday EYoninE, April W IooV.
FLouR-Steady. Sales 60 bbls. red Xxx at SIS.
WHRAr-Salo car red Vt J ,2s, 4 cars do at ] 80
aud car white at i,s7N.
CoRN-Sale car at SIC. and cars bagged at sc.
HIsHwNRs-Salo 50 bbls. at l0c, 40 bbls. and %
do. ct l9te.
HANs-Sale country-eured Of De-
BUTTER-U Unchanged. Sales W, r. at Ike,
EeGs-Sals At lO9lOYe,
CHsssE-Light sales good quality at lie.
PORE-ss2 bbs eOuntry mess at Slei ss bbls 90. No.
9, At SIS
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For sale by

No. ll6 Walnut St, Philadelphia.
JOHN EUURBRUG, Agent,
n Cedf : York 29fef.Th
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CHERIFF AND MASTER CONF

SHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MlSSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuaut to the command
Of order Of sae, ssuedrOmthe Court Of Common Pleas
Of Cuyshoga County, at the suit George WOrthngtOn
Plaintiff against William RCgFs and others, Defendants
shall Offer for sale Public auction, the door Of the
Court House. lc0ner of s. and ChamDlau stIeetsl
in the cy Of Ceye and, IN said county the 18th day
May, 1870 at O'Clock P NJ Of said day. the f0llowi
city Of Cleveland in the coun of Cuyahosa and State Of
Ohio, ard known parts Of LO Nos 3 and "a IN as 5
survey recorded in Book O. p-ge al bounded as TO-
lows Wes cry BY i parallel with the street line and
feet easteTly thererCm being the eastery line
Of land decided by PalDer0 Chandler; southerY bv the
northeIy lice Of Lot No z2 easterly by land sold W A
Wing and nohery by First Street. SAID beiGg thirty
six feet front and one hundred feet deep, with eoube
houss thereon.
Appraised at $4,000. D. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master Conf
BINGHAM HovTY. Plih s Attys. april 2s2
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Al Cleveland with sFeand and y -. C1.-.r... n.
iumbus q Cneinna Cleveland - 80 - S1i - -
and Pittsburgf RailT < ds. - --i-'a-- N-'''---
a. A. 7gsgl Sg .l III iFss bosi1 ~ ~ grin Falls &C.
1---.-fIIs s--5sL- n kaFenna, Ef.
a a. PIA evLls W n hlN " to NeWgOr Fai:B A.
siSfsl, rsas5Y ckstO Sharon, Glesn6sd, MsadEfla
Al 1onngs5oF % H. with stagss for New Castle PolanA
&. to Piitss argh
c7.,- CHAs. Z. RHODES. suDt.
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MANTILLAS!

NEW MANTILLAS!!
NE have now IN hand a splendid
4ssortaent OF SIX and Lace HantiIIas. AIr0
- ii A W LSH
White Grape, Whits and Colored Stella. Tibet. BIaek
Silk- and = barge assortment o. Cheap Summer shzEls,
which win be sold cheap Tor cash or ready pay.
PECK. BURN BILL & CO..
June 10, So Ne 9 Market Street.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Hsrsh.y

yshiel Lane ct al.
BY virtue Of an order of Sale issaei from the Cou';
Of Common Pleas of Tnmbull County OHIO. TO me di'
rected and delivered.I have leviel upon,snd shall OF
Ter At public Auction at the door Of the Court House
in Warren Trum0all County, on Saturday the Il day
Of March 1860, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A n
end 4 Pm OF said lay the following described RTa
Estate Situate IN Br4ceTIlie tOEuship in said cOun
" and is known by being Section ID, II anu Il Lot
No -i the toSnship Aforesaid and is bounded as
fellows: Beginning at a post in the South east corHeI
81 Section -. thence along the west line of Section Il
about a chains p links 10 the centre of Mahouing
river thence down the river in the Centre, the several
courses thereof to the South west corner Of lot deed
ed 70 David Humphrey thence north 24-Eest 30 chsins
p links TO a post standing IN the corner Of u heid
then north 3E' west = chains TO th- south line OF the
road thence ) Sc W. along the south side Of the road
ls chains IS links to aPosJ,tleoc= north 10y a line run
from The south site OF the road il chains - LINKS to
, post. thence south oO-wesi, by a line run II chains tc
Apost in tie east line OF Section Is, then south along
1aid east line 9. - links to 4 post, thence west 4 chains
20 a post thence south l3. SOTO a post in the south line
OF section Is thence east along said south line 4 chains
TO the FIRST boundary. c1ntaining 21J acres more or
lGa1- Except about 5 acres lying on south side OF
main road conveyed ny Aura GrIswold to T E. SUo sc
and others where the Steam SAY mill is now located,
and except tx acres in south west corner aTticled to
NO HumphIey by Laue.
APpriSed At $50, per acre. Terms Cash
ABB Sheriff.
GheriF4s Odee Warren Fsb II 30
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sherin,s omce, Warren
OHERIFF'S SALE.
ID Mah0ning County BEnk.)
the nth day of March, 1860,

By virtue Of an alias order OF sale lsEued ot OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Trumhull County OEiotu me
directed and delivered. [ shall expos to Pubic Sale,
Rtths door Of the Court House in Wares. on
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The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish all who
may want. with n superior article OF Soda Biselt but
t.r md Bostou Crackers Cakes Pies. &C, &c. which
will lie sold as low IS is consistent with q lair hVing
profit
We have constantly on hand, and can I'll orders
for Soda Biscuit, Butter * Boston Crackers, on very
short notice.
No 30, Main st. Warren o., } doors south Of Ander-
~" W vHss Oct 9utb. ,5s. NJ. II. BARBER.