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Receipts Of Produce.

Total by all Routes, dug e. lS60s607 bbs Four, eSo
d. Corn Meal 1906 bush. Com 49, 42 DO Wheat 500 do.
Oats 46 pkg Whiaky sS do Lard, 1863 kegs Lard bags
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tic for Buck, cash
sEEDs-CloVerseed Is in moderate request the supply
limited email sale, at 8ld9tc Timothy Seed peuty
and lower; sale SO 81 q bush Rough Flaxseed Il
in demand at 81 50d 81 IS bu.h Cotton Seed is aud
Lnseed n aud IN improved request sales OF Goa bags in
Boston at 81 IS y bush, and do Bombay the spot At
81 It The sale OF Bombay TO arrive referred to yesterday
comprised 20C0 bags which sold at 81 IA BUSH, cash
TEsS-Greeps little hrIner without however any
poTtant movement Blacks quiet The foreign
Of continued disturbances at Shanghai which viii delay slip
ments.
ToBACCO-rhert is doing In domestic Leaf partly on
specuatoni prices steady Sales Of Kentucky at 59c
Havana az re seedesf at 3IG22c Manufactured quiet
1IN-flg Is quiet but steady sales OF oN slabs gt c cash.
Tor Banca and 3c cash and 3ltc NOS for Straits Plates
inactive, but fair inquiry is noticeable among jobbers
TALLOW-he inquiry chiefly for the home trade The
advance feshts restrict, he export demand sales Of 1900
ID Prime az ioc Rough Fat Is steady at &c, cash.
WOoL-Nsiye Fleece and Pulled Woods In very ligh
stock lpaItcuay the stt and pdces rule firmly bot the de
confined mostly 90 the low and medium grades Of south
ern Fleece The stock Of old California almost exhausted but
the fleece Il ginning arrive and better supply
expected The quality Of the first invoice equal
of ft year claim Improvement but this he
conceded VII larger assortment received The transactions
medium to extra but choice SaXony has placed at
6 while sorts have been sole In small lots 65c choe
sorted Pckok nc to lay the looms lOc These rates
no should not be regarded by interior
guide the market there very little that viii ssn
mGrd IS or Coo at for choice Saxony also of
some 100 600 10 Texas at 20a S for fair TO GnwRshed For
eign Woods rather quiet but very drm sales bales
Cope at NaS2c $50 do. Chinese at c, mos and 100 DO
Donsko on private terms
WHIskYThe market 6r the demand fair sales of 700
b6ls At 2lAdZ2c.- the latter for u. aud ID.
VIII ALtBONE In limited request steady rates sales Of
5O 1 N short and long Oehotk have been made al asa
Sc and 1900 h South Sea at ISa75o cash Arctic worth
NHNGFoOTs steady and In moderate request sales Of
l0,Nv ID seached at 1c each f'' 'N "
ZINC steady &C. r sesin; sales Of casks supposed
at this price MosselmAm Is held at do
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Markets. Reported By Telegraph
BALTIMORE Aug q FLouR active, How ard street IS ga
decline Of HE, Ohio held g, 81 20 WmEAr active at
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Nv telegraph.

The vessels reported in yesterdays eitOu as being below
not In sight last night at sunset
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THE FIGHT.

A few minutes past ii o'clock Kelly eutered the
ring nodestly tossing in bis cap with the remark to
XII Barns, Wen, here she goes, Kit" He was
cbeered, aud took his seat He seemed confident,
though slightly nervous and in reply TO some remarks
from The bystan5ers BE- said, think tie my turn 10
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The effect Of these lines chaunted by swelling voices
that sometimes burst in victorious ecstacy is very ne
The battle was progressing bravely when the rain
came heavily upon the camp on Tuesday. At least
two victories had been won. The trophies we're
young woman and young man, who were completely
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=
OIL CAKEThe demand has improved and under the news
from Europe the prices firm sales of City In ba at $40 70
M and barrels at $3.50 SS7 5Oi Western 10 held higher
and prices nominal
ST. 57I0 and State of 62 loo 10. Cotton Seed Meal
ia scarce, and is much wanted.
PROVlSIONSThe Pc market 10 firm the demand good for
Prime for shipments the arrivals
DO sic 3 sls 40 for new do and sli M IS for new
Prime Beef QDite hm, with cd de nand FIR the trsde and
the East sales 2S bills at $30 SO for Country Mess 50 IS
0k10 20 for repacked Mess IS II $2 50 for extra. Cut
Meats extremely and wanted 0c for Shoulders
and n0ltc. for Hams. Bacon Is much wanted at llGlc.
Smoked Meats and prices nominal Beef Hams ia
demand &lGd t12 10 for State sDd $40s 50 for
Weston. Lard ia in red iced supply and ia hrm sales of Bat
cber 1t 2al2c and old Western at l3c Butter Is In fair
den and i3Gl6c for Ohio and l5d0c State Cheese
in aocd request and Is scarce at Sale We quotes
BeefM Cy bbl SIS 90 D GO Pork Ms WINS 10 90 ale 40
Beet, Prime City. % u so FORK Prm w 10 ~ ala Is
Beef, Ness City, nominal. Pa Tn Ms. VIZ. l8 rs a.
Beet, Prime ity "a 50 Beef Hams y Dbl 10 CO ais 50
Beef Mess West IS d0 so Lard bbls. y b....3 dlSt
Beef Mess extra II 90 az 80 Hams Picked ..u all
Beef Prn Mess Ia 90 dl8 20 Hams Dry Stated Ib1l2
Polk PhDehess is 50 ali 90 shoulders Picked 10
Pork, CIR Wen. 20 80 Q20 rs shoulders Dry Sailed. 81
POTATOEs-The demand is lees active, and prices
and Reedys. and Buckeyes at 81 1901 S7R y bbL
tLASTER-The market is dull, and prices nominal.
BltE Is quiet but steady and sales Of $50 ties have been made
st 81 e2.Gs4 $40 y leo b.
SPlCES-Pepyer selling moderately at former rates Cssa
Is quiet sales OF Pepper for export at 8c cash in bond
SsLrSaes Of 304 Turks Island about 10 900 bush
term not ace pubic
sKINs-The deaand & limited both for Goat and Deer yet
prices maintained sales OF 100 bales Mexican Goat pr
sPEITER {. inactive, but steady sa5ic the latter rate
for job lots from stoie.
sUGARS-There is a fair den and from Be6ners but the
market dull and heavy sales 075 hhds. ut 6dTc, for
(Y1 IA IL .fst l=l
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CHRISTIAN SOLDIER.
Come Christian heroes, 90 with me;
Come face the foe and never fee:
1t takes ysliant soldier to march the heavenly road
Ill praise God until die and much the heavenly road
The heavenly battle is begun,
Come, take the field, and wear the crown,
CHORUS.
I've listed IN the holy war,
Content to suffer soldiers fare.
CHORUS.
TIE banner me is love,
draw my rstions from above.
CHORUS.
I've fought through many battle sore,
And must fight through many
CHORUS.
III take my breast ate, sword and shield,
Ard boldly march into the field.
CHORUS.
I've listed, and mean TO fight,
TIL all my foes put TO fight.
CHORrs.
And when the victory have won
III give the praise 10 God alone.
CHORUS
With listing orders have come
Come rich, come poor. come old and young.
CHORUS
Here's bounty money Chris, has given,
And glonous cTOwps laid up in heaven.
CHORUS.
Our General he has gone before,
And you may draw grace's store.
CHOaus
But n you viii not iist and tight,
You'll siIk Into eternal night.
CHOErs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-18

HIHTS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
gth 1850 under the following able and experienced
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A. Cleveland with eyeland aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
umbuS Cincinna Cleveland and Eriei and CloTesna
and PiitsbuTgl RaIlTs ds.
AtSolot with hacks 10 ChagTin Falls sc.
Al bfantua with hacks for Rayennai &c-
Al Hrareville with hacks to NeNltOI fai:a, &c.
Al Wnnsn with hacks 20 Sharon, G5eenhed, MoadTlle
Al Yonaesfovn with stages for Now Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY PF. ". &C. B.
Z. 10 Pittsburgh. - = ,,,,,,,- -,
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY Or

u DER OF COURT.-On the l6lh Day o. Febl5IlaIyl
S1l AT 10 O'Clock A. M the door OF the Court House
he Public squarr ia tho " Of Cevelsnd in TIE coun
~ Of Cuyahnga and State Of Ohio, Will s sod 10 ne nigh
est bdsr the following described Real Estate as the pro-
pqrty Of John T. Cockbum, deceased, TO W.T.; situate N
said city Of Cleveland in said county o. C1yHhsa ana
vision Of p1It Of the 'Walw0sih Fam s0 eaiied sad
lot being feet front Harrison street ~ eAstsIg Don
es win said street alley one rod in " yidth the
outhery line being about ITO eet and the horhery line
about s. feet in lcngth Appraised at 500
Terms Of sale viii "a made known the day Of sale
WnI NJ sIMMONDS,
ohe estate OF John T. COckburn deceased
Cleveland, Ohio, January Y, ls6O. Ianl6:WSt:NO
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Fishing Tackle.

n 0T17 JUSI RHUEIV EDl-An-
other ine L { Of ConrOys FISHING ack ls
~ "a kiuq Pike Bass or Trout either in lake, Tiv
- IoSt Such a. ROds Reels Lines Hooks, SMELLS
-, 70 I'iv paoks MiunOw Senes, Nets &c. &c.,at
FheS' y ii HATTERSLEY'S Gun Store
IO2 Superior st. CieYeiand
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Frames.

NOR "SHAKSPEARE AND HIS
n NEpTENDsU on hand and made 20 order IN great
-.--;stv ri SfVlgs and the best mnnnrT, at - - -,
fnI911 fI511 u - J. W. SARGEANT'S Marble BLOCK.
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I4ERTFFg SALE-PURSUANT

~ to the command of order of sale, issued from the
Court OF Common eas OF CuyahOya county al the suit OF
John Madden, plaintiff sgHnst BeldGn seymour defend
nt 10 ma directed shall offer for sale ~ puhtic auction,
nj he door Of the Court corner OF SanecR and
Champlnu streeIs) in the city Of Gleyeland IN sad
county on the 17tn FebrunTy 1850 ut O'Clock P
~ Of said day. following described lands and tene-
ments TO wit "A tract lot OF land surte IN the City q
eveiaud which is also the county Of Cuyahogh, afd
Is known by City Lot No (l9) nIeteen IN that part oi sad
CITY rec eny the Cuy o OHIO IN Hiram stones
5ioTinaI Iot No seventy f7Ol is situated
on Hicks street. being l4l foy feet r. nt on sad street,
~ D. L. WIGHrAiAN, Sheriff
~ 1y,,r pltHts AttEy ianl6:I70 .
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CHERTFFS SALE.-PURsUANI

CHERIFFS SALE.-PURSUANT
- to he command Of order of sale, issued from the
0urt Of Common Pleas CuyahOga county at the SUIT OF
Lucy Brown plaintiff, againt Alexander Garrett et al
defendants directed and delivered sAal oer lc
Champlain streets ip the City of Ceveland IN sad cogn
dsy The following descr lands and tenemenis to wit:
sta in the Cy Of Cleveland jim the county Of Cqyahosa
aud State of Ohio and known as qblos one hundred ana
SK aud one hundred and of the subdivision OF uT
naICts Oryeght and fnrYnne (48 and 49 IN the town
ship BROOKLYN, de b. Elish0 Taylor aud James M
HOy and recorded in The Office OF the Recorder Of Cuya
hoga County lots fronting Forest she and belns
forty (Gl feet front eaGh aud hundred aud twenty M
feet deep and ng back 10 alley being eighty iesI
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
CHASE & SLADE Attorneys for plaintiff. dee3l:2jS
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oHERIRF,S SALE-BY VIRTUE

CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- Of a writ of FieTi Facas issued from the Court cf
Common Pleas Of Cuynhoga County at the suit Of william
GOldOn, ct phiatis. against Thomas Johnson, DE-
fendant. have levied upon and shalt expose for sale at
ppblc auction at the Of the Court House coner OF
Srnecn aad Champan streets ntha City OF Cleveland IN
said County the 18th day Of February 1860 at o'clock
p Nj OF said day. the following described lands and ten
oments TO wit: Situate in the wnshp # Alddebulgh
in the County Of Cuyahoga. and State Of OHIO and y
known Lots Nos five (5 End thrty-s11 35l IN the
village Of Berea-" L. WlGHfMAN, SheflM
G NJ BARBER, Pitts AttV. Janll:69
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensar!

ID IIIIGLIW ILNNlINNaINlI n ~ 2 N1HNF5HNN y
Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
asthma, haeipient Consumption, I4fTm-
titles of Youth and Old Age &c
Y NO MERCURY USED. Il
DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, n Y,
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"a the State who are members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London. May be consulted from O'Clock IN
the morning until night in every stage and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the resutO upwards
thirty extensive practice in Europe and erica
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
eI,re NJ,,efurnal Emissions
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-18

SANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPafOP

NEVER DEBILITATES.
In IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
Irpe FROM GUMS and has become established fact
STANDARD Medicine known and approved by all who have
used ii and is resoted TO with confidence in all the
diseases for which II is recommended.
II has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all hOpes nf relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in = lmy possession show.
TIE dose must ha adopted = 20 tue temperament Of the
Individual takugit and ed in such quantities 20
act gently on the bowels.
Tet the dictates OF Nour Judgment guide you in the
use Of lie LIVER IN-9INIGORAT0R, and Il
will cure Liver COm-gl lplaintss Bilious At
fnels, ,DyBp nS = Chronic DiaFrhOeu5
S m m m g o m -sip limits, Dyseute.
Nv. DrOusyS SOurE Stomach, Hnbitunl
COstiVeness5 oh0l@l@ilc1 ChOlera5 Ghole-
Fa MOrbuss hQleFns nj fantumJ Flatu-
feuce, II nuud / G q sl.s Female Weakness
-, ,aSd Insv be used ur-l@lressuly OliElNA-
M FAMILY MEDI-l@lCiNE. II will cure SICK
N Z A D A C. n y llslS thousands can testltgl IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFr5iIMO OR THREE TIA
sPOONFULS ARE TAX len at commencement OF
attack.
An o use Il are giving their testimony in its favor
~ Nix water IN the nj nth with the elNNlGOhATOh
aud swallow both tngether
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sANF RD's
Family CathaFtiC Pills,
yOMtOUNDED FROM

FaTe FegefGOte EItTacts, and put up in Glass
Cases. ar Ifghi' and aOiH keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PHI 4. :. .o,,nt1o 1rrf .c-
tive Cailartc, which the proprietor - 3 t ne sr
ice than twenty years. - $50
The constantly increasing demand from tl,cse ,pb
Dave iops gseu o Fll5ls Aho me satisfaction WhiO
AZ lefpsss in % use mas Induced metopaC,
The Profession well know -that different Cathertcs 81,
on different portions Of thel9 bowels.
The r AkILY CA q IL II ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference to this wei established fact
been compounded from a varietyof the purest Vege-
table Extracts which actS alike every pau Of The
alimentarY canal, and arel@ GOOD and SAFE in ali
where Cathartic III needed, such as DE
HANGEMENTS Of the l-lSTO NJ A H. SLEEPE
NESS. PAINS IN THE lbA OK AND LOINS
COgTTVFNESS PAINl4AND SORENESS Owe
THE WHOLE BODYlFfrom sudden cold, which
freoueltlV ii neglected eud IN long course Of Fe
yer, LOSS Oh ApPE-lClTItE,a a CREEPING sEN
SATION OF COLD OVER lrHE BODY, hESILESS
NEg EIEAD-ACHE. or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
N IuaammatorV Diseases Worms in Children OF Adults
Rhsumatigm great Purifier Of the Blood and many os
eases which flesh is heir too numerous 70 mention
this advertisement Dose. 20 g.
PRICE 80 CENTS. =
q The Liver invigOrutOr and Family Catlartlc Pill
are retaed By Druggists generally and sold wholesale b.
tbs Trade In all the large tOwnE.
S. W. SANFORD, d. d.
Manufacturer and PTopneteT,
iyTdEWR2 as5 RTOa9VsY, New
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Rail ROa0s.
1850--6O.


Us N N TsFa5
WINTER ARR1N6EMFNt
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" "a 1859 Passenger Train leave Cleveland asiolioT s;
7a5 NJ CincinDnat Express. itoppI Il Bsrea Graf
ton la Grange, wellington. New London sa-
lem Shelby, anu all stations south Ct shelby
40 M Cincinnati Night Paslgue stopping AZ al STA
tlons between Cleveland and GALLON, and az
CmdirgiOn and DeiawaIei also sloypilB u
leave basEeHEarE tall stations south Of TALON.
CONNECTIONS.
ghsLy sandusky MsnTfeid and HcwaTk Railroad, f0l
Mansfield DIT Noingn. Newark. LAhslgllle &c
DTthihne Pittsburgh r. Wayue and Chicago Railroad
lnT FOIed DfeT aauauskyf Delphnss isiHiat -
WaYne, Lapgre, Chicago &c. west, and EAst
for Mansfield, Wooster, macslllOQs &c.
1alicR and BolefUnai1a Railroad Line Marion, Bellies
flntaiReY Sidney Uuion, AIanGis, IndianapOlis
lbfa HaHte .flLce1nts 3, Evansville, Louisville
'sif0. 81. LoaiE
10 zWh siYtoh AMI Clneinaat Line, Springfield, O.
Aslgi9n, Hsmllton, 0hciGuati Richmond in-
dianap0lis, Tsrre Hsute, q LOuHs. ar; and AZ
Cinriunati with the OHIO Z bliEsissippi Bail
road Tor Louisville, ard all points On the Ohia
River
caIsbus Iittlo Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail
read for Neuia, Dayton, lndi .naFoilsY IeITs
Hauto. 81 LOuls, Morrow, LnsBlnnd. and tin
cuIiati. and with the uhiOand d lssissipPl haIl-
fold "a Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, 81 LOUIS, and ali p0 inls ca the Ohio river
sluEabuF gsuiral ONO Railroad Tor Newark ZsHegEills
Vbeshng sc; Colulahus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad Tor Piqua, UrnanA Ec.
- E1r tickets al p0iIts and information Epply az
the Uno Ticket Onee 81 Superlorsreet, OF Al the Pas
EOhgor StaiIon. :, o NJ nm g..s-,--,.-.
Cleveland New. Il lss9.
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Drung.
TEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

III HEALTH OB AMERlCAN WI /
IL MEN.
Read Notices 10 The Tribune since Dec. /, 1858.
FroIu ms E1csliencv, JANIS y WEsrCn1T, tiosern0f
ot Floridn and M emD.r Toe United States SENATE.
'Fgr upwards OF twenty = yeurs was afflicted with
disease IL nv nmy which The best medical and surgical
10 he couuT ~ iuiiod "a cure but which valded
most salts aeiorY Inunner h lhe SiaeloAD'i RtinedeH
oon'''on'''u'i5 '1'''' JAS d WEsTCOTT."
NEW YORK FubrunTy ls59.
DR. J. F. HHIDoE-Dcnr SIR: Sgme two years 90 az 10
tnaio anule friend bsGn suffering tom las Of iho
womb whitfs and dtruFcd lnet sfuhiinn t6rt ei WIN
the attending symptoms clearly aesrrbed ~ youI l5ff
and pamphHts She had the very nest me.sl
finally told her he though her lie might po1g -
prolonged yeTg utlc l0nEer under the most Iuli1ous
trsauenf For two wee fer that she coui lnuhd 70 suk
when came in your oice " ths 0rseiehitrs % du
Iusi utinn and rotated her synpt0ns A. you were cHh-
dent Of tho GTacft nborg hirrsinls Caih1lcOn 10 te'
ing her shs 0schsrgBi al the phYscIan apd trsd ~ to
doubtingy pTbyidfniIIy, II IucV her quiek ~ anu
bot es entirely card her Slncn then ori oar $40 years
there h1s been any eure1eo oi The complaint aAd
JNO X BRIGGS
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

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CONFUSING the following efficient and reliable Laks
Lines
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e Passengers will be ticketeI through IN all directions
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City Mills.
nHE nNDERslgNEn HAVING

IHE UNUEhBlSNEu dAN lINd
Il purchased this we'll known FourIng estai ntsut,
prepared furnish 20 its old patrons and the public
generally an Article OF Flour and NH Feed not inferior 70
any erunEued in this market. The following favurb'e
brands e Flour kept constantly hand and for sale who'll
sale aud retail:
CITY MILLS Double Extra in barrels, sacks and ha
GO, A5qhs made from very choice white wheat.
nOrEhAOhg Double Extra, IN barrels, sack and hal
-. s,at4s, made from the best red wheat
hAAhhLE MILLS" Extra. in barrels sacks and bal {
sacks, first quality Flour
NORFOLK y Sunerans -'
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.Mliuiuerp,
Gtgul
1HERTFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT

CiHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSU ANT
L J 10 the command of Order of sale, issued from
ne Cou Of Common Pleas Of CuyalOga County ut the
suit OF Reuen G. Hunt plaintiff against James G. Hearns
tt 10 me Directed shall O9T for sale al the door of the
Court House tcorner and ChAmpain stieeis IN
the city OF Cleveland in said county on the ith day Of
ing described and and tsnemens to wit: Situate IN the
Mn Sf Cleveland in tina Cnnnec icut Western Re-
serve IN tie State Of Ohio and which is also IN the
ty Of tuyahoga ami is kncwn by beng part OF City Lot
number Two nun red and eIghyiOuT (4 IN Whitley vile
Aolmput so called in that part OF the CITY Of Clevesnd
which was formerly Ohio City and IS bounded as follows
line lei with the North line, and % feet dis ant there
from; and Wes by Brainnd street, peng me N9ith nal
srset and m gl9 eet in depth alley; be the same
D. l., WIGITTDIAN, Sheriff.
D q TTr,rr u n Atf'v itnl6.270
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REASTER,S SALE-Tn Pursuance

NM ADI D Is b DALTs-IH UInUaLOU
lNL Of deoretst order Of sale issued Fgm he CoUJk
of Common Pleas OF CuYahOga County, OO, At the SUIT
If homss b. PTitchard against Walter Alien anu ON
eTs to directed shall expose for s!e at the door OF the
the City cleveland said County on the ltth day OF
Feruary 1860 at O'Clock p NJ of said day the follow
ing described lands and teueu cuts to wit Sltuae ia the
township of BROOKLYN, Cuyan0ga County, Ohio, sna Is
known No ll3. in Hiram stones add1ont 10 Ceve=
and compOsd Of iigiual Lots Nos. s. and S. in Sad
BROOKLYN township Said lo is g. 0l2 feet front on COum
bus street l7 and 2 feet deep the south line, and
I5i ami r-2 ieet deep along Erin Avenue and Cs feet
wide on the west end Appraised at Sl111.
3. W. BINGHAM, Master COm'T.
TourE pprarzreg pffis Attiv fsnt7.q70
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DR. AMOS SONta axe pleasure IN ANNOUNCING lAAl suoy
have invented important instrument for the cure oi
the above diseases has been subjected to test BY The
most eminent pvsicians London, Paris Phladelphia
and York; il has been declared the only useful nstr
nst ever Invented thC OF Seminal Weakness or
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
SO bymail express.
n B-I)r AMOS & SON, in order 70 satisfy the most
septica asto me merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that in ay instance where may prove unsatisac
tOry after fair trial the money will be refunded BY TO
turning the instrument in good order.