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l1sr on sprcIFIc RENEDIEs.

NnI,-For Fever, Cougesiiau, apI iuntisulauon-
No. 2--For Worm Fever, Worln Cole, "ettins ths
0fS n. s-gsr Cole, Crying, Tsrudus, and wak'aiI
p'iS so ., 4"Fsr Darra, Cholera infsntu, and sum
No. 5.|For Collie, GdpIDga. DSssuisry, or Bloody
NO No s-Yor Cholera. Cholera aorbas, voiuslnE.
No FOR Coughs Colds, Influenza and s"rs
Throat
No 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and flilnfzs
NJ la-DTsrapsaa PrLrs-For Weak am DerangsJ
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No u.-FoR FENALE lgaEGuLAa AalTiEs eiaEty, Pain
No. y For Lzucnuhea. Proiuse heises, and
Bearing DuVu nf Females
NJ, Is -Por Group, Haarss Cough, Bad srei'ihns-
No. l4-5ALr RHEUN PiIs-For Erysipehs' ETui'
M i5IRHrr,ssTie PiLrs-For P,sin, Lamenesa,
or Soreness lr the Chesf, Back, ioins, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Asls, Ch.h Fever, Dumb AEae'
Old Nisrpnrase,i A.ries.
P.-For piles, Blind or Bleedins, Internal or tx
O-For sore. Weak, or Inaanrd Eyes and Eyelid';
PaiHnr, Weak or Burrel sigIt,
C-Pur Caiarrh, of 'e1g standing or recent eilhef
will obstruction m Pr,..--- ap.,iairEr ,,
W C-Far WlDop.us Cough, shf'iug ~ violence
e1ncs act IKE charm The entire disease b omen
AIftateu ~ once ullA III ~ ttl4 NluteA ~ sa'-
attach Is moderated. the dissaSe shortened. and rem
derud rss dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which arc Of sueh frequent
euTrence, aud Ehch Oflrb lay the ioundatiou Of
diseaset lungs, hruBclltis and consumption, may al
be once cured BY thr Fever snd Cough PillA
II Rn ohroulc iis-uses, such ~ DyBpslds, Weak
Stomach, CuuEtpatiou, uVsf Complainu, Piles Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities, Old headacilea,
Sore or Veal Eyes, Cstarrh, Salt Rheum. Ard other
Old erupdOns, the has specifics Ehuse proper ap-
PHeatiOD Eii adord cure IN almssi every inaisnee
Ohsn the cure Of Single chronic difficulty, such s'
DyEJepsia, Ptes or CAtaTrh, Heasiarhe o. femas
weakness has more than paid for the case Ven tmea
oVsE-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIRR HOusE.-Nor. S.

John Higgins, Buffalo, p NJ Gown, Cincinnati.
: II. Lille, n. Y. W. B. Smith, wife and ?
Calvin sprncrr Hartford children, n, Y.
W. B. uark, n. Y II. Pike Em, n. Y. o
e. Crusius, New Orleans. 1, Altmis fam, Boston.
=, Davis, do Mai. j. r.. q iersln, SYrAcuse.
4. Lassere, do Mrs teel child, do
Z. Garrugue, n. Y.
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u. X. BhANlS
Pltintit'sAtt y

In Common Pleas Court,
CuyuuOga County state
Of ohio.
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-.-l 1--- DR. GIRSnN


nceipt OF Ten duilars.
Or. GIBsON's Neu Work on Physiology Tor salt
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N A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EsrEEEp-Nor. s.

ENTRRED.-NOy. s.
Stmr May Queen, VigBr, Detroit.
PuOp. cleveland, Reed, 0gdensburg, 295 tons mdse.
prop. Owego. HoWland Dunkirk, Is tons mdse.
Schr. Eugcnit, Hrminger, Pt- Huron.
ScOw Col. Fremont, Cole, Toledo.
CLEARED,
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop. Cleveland, Reed, Oglensburg, 800 bbls Hour
Schr. Eugenia, Heminger, PIT Austin
Schr. Magic, McNamara, Buffalo, 5Z3s bu corn.
ScoW Allen, Lewis, Detroit, coal.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Arrivtd, schooner Fanny Floyd,
Long, Cleveland.
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PRoPELLER GLOBE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
In addition 20 those killed on the Propeller Globe
replrted to-iaY, are David Gibbons and br. ther,
DICK hsnds, and Pi-ter BarnhHrd. tine injured nan
has since died Whole number known to be killed at
pres Mt ie thirteen.
The explosion Was eau ed by pumping water into
the boiler which exceedingly hot, and but tri
ding amount of steam on.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
WIsOoNsTN ELECTION.

The latest returns from Mar,lan indicate that
Breckinridge has carried The State BY a small ma
jority.
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Pr77zsUReH. Nov. g.

A young nan named ". c. Harris, supposed to hail
from Adrian, Mich, was arrested this morning.
having in his possession S6nwurth nf postage stamps
stolen. He alleges to have son them playing poker
last night but refuses % tell where He is still IN
= Marrhnl fo-mOrruw
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.


NnA-ANDY wv @
In the iss Congressional District Washburns g maj.
ig son Gain over the vote Of lass Of 2,s5o
Arnold's mj. in the I'd District is 1900 Gain OF
6asU.
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THE UNION 10 Pc DISSOLVED,

AUGUSTA, ga, NOV. 3.
A member Of the South Carolina Legislature says
thrro e but little doubt that convention will be
called end the Dnlon dissolved.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPAssED DETROIT, NOVEMBER :.
UP-Propellers Ogdvnsbure, Acme. Free State,
Chicago; schOOners San JacintO, Geo ". Holt.
DOwN-S teatner Illinois; Propellers Potomac, Cen
esre Chief, Iowa, Watash Valley, Mendoza; baTks
Sunshine, Sturges Invincible, Fontsnels, F. &. L.,
G. WinslOw; hriEs Rio Grande, IrOQnUist Fox,
%. Ferguson; schoOners s. H Lathrup, Drea =
nought, 81. c. Winslow, Leader, Lively, Mnarl fill
more, Seaman, A. Z. Hart, Eleu Williams, Jupiter,
Mary Collins, Oneida, Game Cock, G. D. Norris,
Pluver, W. Tom Dyer, seabird, Enterprise, Joe
Grant.
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atlistfllanfolIs.
4 NoYELTY IN nm ARTWoRlpI
TILE AMRRInAN

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured BY letters patent In the United States, Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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ARRESTED.

Pnttsrs maj. in the lst Congressional District is
-i Iiseoln's mai. in the state is ls,oo to soOuo.
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IlHE DEFENDANTS WILL


Il tsko nUtiCe that uty Of Sc pteIli tjef,
~ iouJ, PiaIntns MED their petitJn 10 Lus cause
IA the Court Vi Common rieas JJT said CUuuty,
winch petition CLAIMS 70 recover gnIUnt against
said Bdiziiia NJ Hutchinson three uUtcs OF haud
signed " him as maker bearing date January 3D.
ioJfI pay able respectively V.le, Two, aud tLret
years. 70 the OTuer VI Tie said CgrUuu L. Gtrty. Uu
nFst hOto lOr 9lrdl WIN interest Z per cent IA
tereaii payaOls annually rUni JANUARY Z, lo5o. On
second note iOr sl,JO, Will iAu Ou Juuu
ary 81, 1877. Gu tniId l,.U, with same in
teiust Ia ou last date that 10 pay "
said hOtei SAID nuLCh isUn, anu nls vile Hannah j
eAecutcd aha delivered " stiI Caroline h. Girty,
un the 3d Jay ui January, A. ID. t5Js a ulUrtgast Vi
tue lUloWlng Inscribed prenllsvs situate TOWN.
sup oi NcWUutgn, IA SAID County otate, auu 10
knUW1 Dy being part vi Original Lot No. 81, anu
bUunded as lOiUWs: Beginning al the centre vi thc
ftttsDufBh hoau On tie sUuLn CttatcriJ une VI land
lOfMerly OWn WnUu 10y ElihLer Cable, IN n. 45~
u chains End i5 INKS tU stone the east line
SAID original lot, now ths centre Jt highway ,
Themes n. a h. along east line Ui SAID 5zi .
Chains 10 stUuei thence ). ~ ". Is chains ana
along centre VI said rUud chains anu ~ Inks 10 the
place VI beginning. PlaiutItis ugut 10 sell
salu lGnd TO secure pay enL Ot said notes. and that
said notes anu mortgages uru the sepa property
Ol tio sald CHrOline L. Giry that said dUleuuauts,
except SAID Hutchinson ana lului Perkins, claim
that such Judgments ale liens iniuIiOr that said
plaintiffs.
PiaIntlis further pray judgment against said Bar
Zilla a. Hutchinson Tor tie amount aUOye named,
due On said notes fOr cusis, ana the sale Of the
mOrtsaged premises 10 pay iUr such Judgment, and
Uther proper relief Defendants Will alsWer b
the 9Th day Ol December, A ID. ia0O Or the allega-
tUns IN said petltDh wt be taken true, aHd Jug
mvnt entered accordingly.
OetS5Jy ALBkiti 4. SLADE, Plhis.Att'y.
The state Of Ohio, In Court OF Common Pleas OF
CuyahUga County. SAID County.
john CrUwell, ri II,
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Tho kstor House was damaged by fire this moru-
ip7 on no VrrSry street side Grrat damage 20 fur
nifuro hV euluka and water.
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William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
Priscilla Mitchen,
Defendants.
1NHE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE

Il nUn-reaiucnts o, sad state viii take notice
Pialnti. has tins Jay filed his petItiOu said
COurl 10 lOreclUse mortgage Un CerIuln premises
described therein, gwen Uy Defendant, u Illlan
Mitch u, 70 Silntiu " secure the pay nlvut OF
dateu Aprl l. os, fOr 6zS 16-lUU, date
With Interest at ten CeuI.
Ine Dvieluau.s viii appear and make answer on
the 10Th day OF December, ln6u, Judgment by de-
iault III De reuuercu note, the preIul-
Orucred 10 be sold 10 pay ihe saline.
Atrest: hUAAAD ID. NUBLE, Clerk.
CroWeil & White, Planun7s AsLUruvy
UrtOUer II, 1885, ocfl3.3lU
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NOTICE,

George ". dirty aud Car
0line 4. Girty, Pitts,
against
Barzilln "A. hutchinsOn,
Hannah } .HutchiuBUu,
Ambrose A. Lauu,
ThOs. Weddle, Ihos.
3. v eddie, and William
Wtddle. Dennis >.
BARNES ana john a.
Park, StebDins Morgan
& Allen, Alexander
Chambers 4 DAVID A.
Cnainbvrs, partners uu-
Ger tne nrui name Oi A.
a ID. II. Chambers, Ia
brlal ). Mayer, Charles
i. kitynOld, frvdsrica
W. DuNoe, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies a Leopold Wicksu,
CrUss X hUy L, Lewis
Cox q Co., samuel b.
Scnelfielin, Stuiiuy A.
Schviiieiiu, james l..
Scheiii. IN, Bradhurst
a ocheiiivlln, Lewis
FeucntWanEyr ~ Nil
liHlu fsrAIus, Dciend-
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3;a0lSz9 4 DIS 8 s. Is
with all bad effects arising theretrUm, including
nERI L-InN nE NEaEnr-s nRnsnH an-uA

u
with all bad effects arising theretrUm. including
DEBl LITY Oh Nervous PROSTRATIUN
He has succeeded in curing cases IN this city sCns
Of whom had expended hundreds q dailars with
sell-styled physicians Who lroess 70 treat All pri ale
maladies with success, and without reCeiViug the
Dr. GI BSON does not boast that he is a mentor cl
some College in London OF Paris, perhaps Dme
others do for the purpose Of ensnAring the innont
and who hold cut Ereat expectations never fu
allied. But what Dr. GIBSON might roast O. ia
those who repuse confidence in his ability an inrg
rity, and shat he has perfected an American syssm
Of treatment which Challenges any Physician OF 4n-
don Or Prsi OF any patent iHticine 70 equai tor ne
radical cure uf seminal weakness, and all diseuses0r
deraneements, both mental and physical arisne
trom sexual OF secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims tur his new treatment III
tJlOwing aivau tases over all Others yet discovered
aud drst, the agents used IN respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the tiarS ages, such g
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug: SecendI
10 restrictions in diet business required; Third
ly his treatment Is positive aud certain in all
He stands prepared 20 go into any public or priYas
hospital in the United States and druoustrIe iii
immense superiority ui his uew treatment over any
other now known to The world in point Of pnmpf-
ness peruauencY, Gildness, safety and convenience
" the patient
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in CIeyeand.
and has durinE t- Is nins motiths perioruie, nany
cures Of dis,ssss which had for Ycars resisted an
other moes OF trafrleur. Reference can be givsr tc
individuals Of The hrst respectabiiity IN Cleveland
boston, New lots. ana other cities iu regEri C
-kiil aud integrity iu a Professional transactioui-
Dyspepsnt, RhstIiatisui- =, raiIta and an chr0aic
diseases treated with periur SUCCESS.
80 Medicine sgut 90 ans part o. the country o.
receipt OF Ten dollars.
Dr. GTBsON7s Sew Work on PhysioIogy Tor salt
az his oia1e-
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropatky end M,@iess.c,
Eo- 5mes No. Ul Ontario street. up a.airs, 8 fsu
door fTunl the PU6lic Square.
ono hJurs irum 70 y and from 2 to sos O'Clock
fatlv- ternsiav- ''Nreptrfl auge
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usrrioL Barlow. flihs d &ttys. t ~A oatifg IHS5su'
SHERIFF'F SALk.-BY VIRTUE

GHERIFFF SALk.-BY VIRTUE
~ Vi u viii Oi Nrndlt,VnI E1pOuts and alias r.
/. =. issued from the Court Oi Common Pleas o. Guy
alosa county at the suIt vi tteury lutte, ct. Ll
pAiutIfis. against rrcntss skinner, ct. al, del,
ants, II directed, shall sale at publi,
auction, at tue dOUr 81 tue Court HOuse, IN the City
O CleTeRnd, in said county, thU 2lJh day OF No
Vember, io6J, at 2 y cUCk A. NJ, the fulUwIug de-
scribsd lands anu tenemeuts, tO VII:
lsI. Sltuate IN the township Ui Independence IN
the state UhIO, and whicn aisO N Iv county %
CuyahUga. Is knCwn the south part VI lot NJ
one, aud bounded 10 tUlows. OF tho north BY lanu
Uwnt d 10y 4. l.. skinner tne east by Ctil alU-a
River On the south by lot NO. 2; the vest bJ the
centre tue BIrcksNIie Uadi supposed 70 contain
siNty-eIght acres BE- tir more ur less, Dt sub
isct 10 All legal highways. Appraised al Szslo4.
III Situate IN the township VI INDEPENDENCE CUun-
" of Guy ahUgu, and state Ui ohio, anu kuOwu
part Of village lot No o. ia the strong lrcts 81
ysiie,l and described follows: beginning al the
northeast corner Public Square saiu township;
thence 81 one 5O-lUU chains along the east line
Of ssid Square; thence \ es5s- l. three and S3-lU0
chains; tnrnce 81 Uue and jy-ltO uht.Iiz,
theucer sya' three and 33-UU chains, ~ the plare
Of beginning, containing vne hall acre, more or isss
Appraised AZ Sl5O
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 4 Garfield. Duf'ts Attys. oct47=5il
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CHERRIES SALE-PURSUANT
~ TO the command OF iluries writ u veudItIuni
pUna5 issued rrUm the Court vi Common Pleas Oi
CuyanOga county at tie SUIT Ut Abraham L. Van
Aest, t. al, piaintIils against II. H. Glly It. defend
ant, directed, shall O1er for sale AT pubuc
auction, at the door VI the Court House, the Cty
OF Ceyeanu, IN said county, On tue 7th day Of No
vembsr, 'ouU, o clock 4. NJ, the following de-
scrIbau lands and tenemeuts, to tlt:
Commencing at the intersection OF the sOutherly
line Vermont street NIth the easteriy VI est
street; thence vgstcry along the sUuJheriy line Vi
vermont street ievti thence sUutuery par
aei with the eslst line Of west street slNty &c T.
thence eastgry parallel with the south lin, u YER
mont street eieveu t5et; thence sUuthery paraliei
with the east line Of West strcgt thtrtycght eet,
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
the VI est street, nee nurtu,riy
aung the east line VI " street ty-rlgut lUvL
u tine place Uf beginning, being tue prciilses
described ueeu from Gllluan OlsUnl, IT., to L.
IL UIilt Il, rrcOrdvu IN NUI. 4o, pages jlO anu jl
uydhUgu County hecOrdsi and lurthtr known a.
the n. ~ corn r Of block y II the BuiaiU UUlu-
pany allOtIn ut IN elHnd, lIOrnivry OhU CIIy
CuyahUga county, UhiU. Apprileet al s1ytU.
ID 4. It1DT1f -hrrfH
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

IA NUtiCe Is hereby given that the understand
h.ts been duiy apgointsd and qualified Admins
traitor tue tBtate John ilHtmsOu, drcess,d.
Cleveland, Nov. 2, is5O. LEUNARD BRIAN.
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HARRBRuReH, Nov. 8.
The Governor has issued proclamation declaring
Mr Lehman duly elected TO Congress FROM the Firtt
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PRICE,

Case OF % viais complete, ln morocco and Book q
Case Of % vials, and Book, plain, -...-.--...--
Case Of 70 numbered boxes. anj Book, ..........
Case Of boEes, numbered, and Book, ,-......-.-.
Single numbered boEes, viii 1irecion1, IS ca
Single letterei boxsa, Eith directions, ---- 80 cts
Large case with o. vialA fer OlEnters and ply
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DK. < }. LfUNSI

Ok. r. ). L ON y
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAr, LUNGS
AND CHEST
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
IA he Country ss the celebrated
INDIAN uEKB DuCTOR,
viii ls Al has oioe, No. - superior street. Cleve-
Iand Ohio, Opposite the Post Office, dours east
OF Huilnans blUck, fQn the fou-ging dates OF each
and ever nouths viz
lst ID, liza, l2th, Istk, 14fh and SOA
E8-A PAMPHLET,-ez
containing briei sketch Of Dr. LToE's life Study,
and extensive Travels has Just been issusd by him.
which can be Obtained At his oice b al who desire
one, frss Of CHARGE
APPOINTMENTS ABEOAD.
Toledo Merchant Hotel, Formerly Collins House
each month, 9ith, 25ti and 18th.
Ravennl--Collhis House !, ch month, 81 anu 9Th.
Akron-EIh, lrr House, each month, 9TH and 9TH
PaiuesNille- COWles House, each month 2sth.
Massinun--A AmcriraE Hotel, each mouth and 70.
Elyris- -Bst.lae Huuse each month, 10th and l7th.
BelIsvue-E llrvue House, each month, ,2Uth 2lst.
Norvalk-Arnrrir7in House, each mouth, Is and ~
Adri M Mich.- bach month I'd aud 81
Wanrbeld-27t and 2rth.
d. LIONS prof sses TO discern diseases BY the
Ne He therefore, asks no uestions, nor requires
The PATIENTS 90 relate stny Of their sylptois ZONE
one and nli and have your symptom anu lhe loca-
fi.,p of your disease ez pisined, iree Of charge
MAXIM STRICTLY ADH8RED TO.
Z give such balm as have no strife
Wih nature OF the laws oi lie
WIKI blood MS bands never stain,
MOI pufs men 10 ease their plins
P. s.-Dr. LYON pledges MS sscred so5.i and hon
5rs or crse any Invalid 10 take bis medicine gith
Out The strungest probability vi relief or acura.
nas-ConsulIali0n and advice FREE Of charge Va
The p0oF viii b. hEeEaly eonniasrsa- aags
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gE9aI al0tiGes.
NTASTER COMMlSSfONER5S

MH "a = II II NOuA W ACOlAyN " II -
NH sALE.-Pursuant 10 q ai. order Of sale issued
10 me from the Court Of Common Pleas Tor CuynhUga
county OhlO upon the lith day Of October, lsd0 in
n pisinfin. and Henry H. Whitman, snatn " kii-
man. Juha 7. N0wton, NJ. X. Keith, John Coon, and
the Michigan Insurance Company, ars defendants
shall expose 20 sale at public auction the door of
the Court House In SAID county, upon lho ldth day
OF November co. al 2 O'clock r. g., the lands and
tenements, described A. follows, 70 Wit:
Situate la the Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
yer seven ~ IN the thirteenth range oi iOwnshp IN
Ohio, aud which is also Ia the county Of Cuyahogn,
aud - known by being city lois No. two hundred
drod aud sixty, 45g seventy five, (75j tw6nty seven,
t27l, ~ Barber Lords subdivision In Ohio iity,
o. all legal highways.
Said several premises appraised as follows, to
Lot No 9oi 67
:, :. ~ sy ''--''''-'''' 35
% 5os
JOSEPH s. GEXHSIs, ,''
x. P. spalding, Prtas ATTY. ooii5.G5
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER uF THE PROBATE COuiiT On the
igth day u NJvemD r 1850, clock in the alter
noon, ~ the dO0r u the Court House In Cleveland,
CuyahOgt county, Ohio, will be- sold 10 the highest
Diuder Dy urder OK the frubatg Court the following
real estate, AZ the property Of Car.os PieTsOn, do
Being a part Of lot No - in he TOWNSHIP , Of Brook
lyu, 90 the county Of Cuyahugu, aud state VI ohio,
and bUundei rs l0IlUws. ginning in tha centre oi
the brcCayl lie ruid udloining laud owned by MtnD-
RS Akin, theme fU@ aud ~ webt chain. ~ a
siOne, th-nce south aud 5-lO0 clains tO a post;
thence east one aud g2lfD chains; l.nCe 4 ami ~
loo chains 10 pOsti thence North iJ' and ~ and
6zsltJ chains 70 the centrs Of the said Brecksvile
rUad thence north is' vest along the Ceure u the
road AMI 35-lUJ cnains 10 the place Of beginning,
containing aud turee-ei hths acres Of land with
.hg appurtenanced thereto belonging. Appraised u
Salu.
Terms ofsale--one third in ten days from day Of
salei aud The balance lu and two years, with in
tsrest, secured By mOrtgagH On said premises.
SAMUEL SIOkEh, Administrator
Of CariUs PiersUn, deceased.
b. R. Beayis, Atty. oetIs.SIO
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
7 Is That th4
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OLE REMEDIES BY NAIL

ULN htlILUIE1 d NIllILL
Look over the list; make up case cf what kind
vou choose and incI0se The amount 10 current not
or stAmps by mail 70 our address. Al 662 BrnadWay
New York and the medicine vin be duly returned By
nan or express free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED We desire an active efficient
AGENT for the sale Of our Remedies in every town %
community 10 TIE United States Address Dr. HUF
sERETs L Co, No. 563 BaoADW At. NEH-YoEL
SOLD BY
Z E. W. sackrider. Churchill &, Bro , and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; ". D. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. J.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geigel
4 Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, oungs.Own aud ~ al
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Ravenna, Warren, Tan
field. ChardOn, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
Dealers in almost every town and VillaEr in Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09
CHEKIFFT8 SALE-PURSUANT

~ ~ the command OF pluTirs order Of sale issued
from he Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahUgt cOun-
ty at the suit VI Frederick Mead, ct. al, Plaintiffs
against OrlsOn Cathan, Defendant, 10 me- directed
Court House in the City Of Cleveland in said county
the 7lh day Of DECEMBER, Leon at O'Clock z. NJ,
the follow ing described lands and tenemeuts 10 wit
lst. SItua in Orange township, CuyahOga county,
Ohio, being in Tract 2, Lot founded east aud north
10y lot line OF lot ], south by land sold A o. Card
Hrr, aud west 10y len far rs make 56InO
acres. Appraised at S5liuO
I'd. Part Of sub Lot lj in the Graves allotment in
the village If Chagrin Falls, County Of Cuyahoga,
and state Of Ohio being the west part of lTlk feet
IN = Z. corner Of said lot, and " feet front
hiTer street and lU2 5-l2 feet det D.
APPRAISED at sZUJ Un.
d. L. WHITMAN Sheriff.
Adams & Canfeld rl'tn's Attys. uuy3 3I5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

In Common
Pleas, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio -
Action for mon
cy, sale Of land
and relief.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-11
Printers, Meeting.
EVANSVILLE, June 9, 1850

~ EVANSVILLE June 8, 1860.
At meeting Of the Printers ofthis city,
heldat the Crescent City Job Office, on
Saturday morning, for tie purpose Of tax
ing into consideration the propriety of cele-
brating the Fourth of July in a proper
manner, in unison with the other arti-
Fans Of the city, w. H. CHANDLER was ap-
pointed President, aud HAM McNHELY Sec
rotary.
The President briefly stated the object of
the Meeting, when the following resolutions
were read and unanimously adopted.
ReSotUed, That the Printers will celebrate
the Fourth in a body; that they will pro-
cure a car, and placing Printing Press
thereon, print the Declaration of Independ-
ence and circulate ii as the processio on
moves through the streets.
ReSolUed, That a committee of one from
each Office be appointed to procure a car,
collect the necessary funds to pay expenses,
and make such other preparations as may
be deemed proper for the occasion The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed: Mr.. Neu-
ert from VoEks6ote; C.. A Morgan from
Enquirer; James Rogers from Crescent
ClIy Joo OIuCti anu HIM McNeely from
Journal
Resolved, That T. S. Van Veghten act as
Marshal of the craft for the occasion. ..
ReSoIued, That all the Editors and Print
ers from surrounding towns Editors of this
city, and all Apprentices, Roller boys, Car
riers, and all attaches of offices in this
city, are cordially invited to participate with
US on the occasion.
Rssolpea, That these proceedings and res
olutions be published in the papers of the
City, and read at the meeting of the General
Committee, at Crescent City Hall, on Thurs
day evening next.
W. H. CHANDLER, Pres't.
HAM MCNEELY Sec Y