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TOTICE no CONTRADICTIONS

Proposals win b receir8d af the once 0f
city Civil Engineer, until u o'clock NJ, Nay q
lSeO, for building Sewer from Canal street %
Canal, at the foot Of Eagle street
Plans aud specilcations can b seen, and more d
ticuiar lniGTin1llGn o0tlIlsd at said Eenginei
once, after the 10th inst
Zach propo1al must b. accompanied by good !
5uidcient bond, requiring the bidder 70 enter nj
contract af the price named IN ais proposal, shO
the sane Be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the .
mission o. bids reserying the right 10 accept or
iect the same. By order " the Board,
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uFATY FlTBRzZLBlIENT.

ST. Louis, May Is.
Raphael E. Smith, for many years conf
dental clerk of Kennett McKenzie's whole
sale liquor store, was arrested on "Wednesday
on q charge of embezzling $4,000 from his
employer. Investigations since his arrest IN
dicate frauds extending through a number OF
years, viii reach much sum than that mem
toned In tha indictment-perhaps hundred
thousand dollars.
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consumption sales $500 hns Racine at sl2s goo sqs
very handsome white Mich AZ sl,6s; 900 bus iaiT
vhto western at lq 80 bus winter rod western l a.
Al n. gla6o0 bus Chi spring 81 81, ,206l ,2i 400 bus
very handsome do at Sl,ai and 1850 bus hilW enh
'RYE9scaroo and firm. Sales llOO bus at sc
WIRIEY-Quiot and unchanged.
fmRN-Ileayy and decidedly lower for unsoundi
stricty sound shipping parcels scarce, and held with
sir degree Of steadneas. Sales ll6i00Q bus at elq
AZ ior heated and uns0und mixed sesterni ie@itc
f5r sound DO; 6eJ2c for inferior and Ar round yell
low and Jbc for western yellow
OhTS-FRir bvsiness doing, AZ n6ef2c for western
and Canadian, and t2e1i2l6o for state,
P0RK-Steady and fair demand for messi prime
anil and heavy Sales 1900 bbls at SIS for new mess
si5 is old mess; SlT,2b thin messi sl5,75 new prime
Si225 old prime. .,,,.s,
Al50 for country prime; sa15iiQ for country messi
Ss6SlO,50 for ropaeked mess; Sn,Sel2,oo lot extra
PRIME AIEss BREF-Active andy Sis l2oo
BEEF HAlIs-Qulst, with small sales at sl29
slS for state and Sl053Sld for western.
OUT ATEATS-Dull. Sales l25 packages At ~ for
shOulders, and aGq4e for hams.
nACQN-DulI and nominal.
LARD-Firm. Sales $50 bbls at ll0llAc. -.--
BUTTER -Selllns at l2alsc for Ohio, and 1890
for state.
CIIERSR-Ouiot at 7alic
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PRRsBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,.

ROCHESTER, N. z. May Is.
The great debate on the system of Boards
in the church, was begun yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. B. n. Smith spoke against the
system, and Rev. DR.. Spring defended them.
To-day il has been continued by DR. Them
well against, and Dr.. Hoge in favor.
The various committees are ht work and
the business is fairly under way. 800
members are enrolled.
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DETRoIT, May IS.
The body Of a respectable appearing man,
evidently q seaman, with the name of p.
Young on theRatch pocket Of his pantaloons,
was taken from the river here to-day. The
inquest Is adjourned till Monday for the pur-
pose Of obtaining Information as to the iden-
tity Of the body.
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ERnlI ~ YnRK.
NV YOaK, May Is,

NV 1oAKi nay 10
Albert ". Hicks, ths principal in the oys-
ter sloop tragedy, was convicted to-day Of
piracy. he heard the verdict without emo
ton
Its believed that Ex-Postmaster Fowler
went out to-day in the City Of Washington
for Liverpool
Geo. Law intends to test his liability as
security Tor Fowler, and has sent an agent to
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sRNTFNCRn.
PIrrsBURaH, May 10.

PITrsBURsH, May l9
Sylvester G. LAngdon, of New York, who
was convicted for uttering forged paper for
purpose of buying stock in the Monongahela
Bank Of McKeesport, was to-day sentenced TO
pay fne Of $500 and undergo imprisonment
in the Western Penitentiary for years.
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NRW YORK aIARKRT-aIAY 10.

FLOUR-sslos 400 bbls az S5I0G5i5 for super
Utato; sE8k15 for extra state; s5 rs sup west
era 81 20 g o. CANNON 10 medium extra vest
srn; s. @ 700 ior ahippnE blands extra round hOoP
Ohio. Market without .much change, and demand
iGufts United foF home eonsuEpti0n; but there b q
pretty good export aed speculative demand for low
grades Is the inside quotations. Closing quiet and
Cfs16A1IAN FI0UR- sAiss $50 bbls at ssaOs
70 for common tcc choice.
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MEMPHIS, May ~.
The steamer Orb, from Pittsburgh, was
snagged yesterday at the mouth Of Rem Riv-
er. Boat & total loss. Loaded with Railroad
iron.
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TFTFHRAPHIC.
Saturday Af.ernSon's Report.
COZ. FORNEYIBI OPINION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 10.
Col. Foney's leader in the Pres Sates that
Lincoln was nominated ~ the Repnhlicans
because they considered Douglas would b de-
feated ct Baltimore, end that Lincoln, there
fore, would carry the whole Northwest and
be elected If Douglas was not nominated
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo Cleveland
Oolum bus CINCINNATI Cleveland q kriei ana CleVe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion, With hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &c.
Ae hfantua, with hacks for RaFenna, &C.
AT Bracevlle with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
AZ Warren with hacks to sharon, Greenfield, Mead
VILE, Bloomfield, Canheld, &c.
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY =. y.
W. Q. r. R. to Pittsburgh. ,o,,-, -.
Cleveland, Feb. 9, 1859.
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nnRFAIO nIARKRT-MAY be

ny TELEGRAPH.
FIOUR-Nothing Of importance has been done
IN tbe market to-day. Prices are without material
change. .
WffEAT-ouiet
C0RE-Held firmly.
Other grains nominal ....
WHF4KE-Nominal at 20c.
CANAL Steady; ilc on -four, l2'f
0 LhKR AXE IN ISfP6RTs@s0oS 10 bbls aOur, $3.50 bush
wheat, 64,0OO bush corn.
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CUEvELAND. COLTMBUs AND

-GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
" CINCINNATI RATLR0AD.-SUntEB Ar
R1NaRMENT.-ls60. On and after Monday April 10,
1850, Passenger Trains will leave CleFeiand - oi
ssas NY. 4 Cincinnati Exprsss-Stopping at
Berea, Grafton, wellington New London
Salem, Shelb-, snd ali stations 6outh Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus n:30 A. H.
s.Isp Il modstion-Stoppinr at all Stations
and reaching Columbus $50 p ~ Uincin-
900 P 4. Night e SsIeSs nll.o9
line, Gallon, Oardington, and DelaWarei
reaching Columbus hes P. n. Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad ior
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, AanssTilie'
Crestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest Upper Sandusky, DelP9os'
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago &C..
west, and East for ManHheld, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Beilefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union Muneie, In
dinapolis, Terre Hautui Yincennes, kVans-
willie, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &o.
Delaware, Dayton Cincinnati Line, for Spring gield,
b.. Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich
mOnd, Indienapoiis, lerre h9ate, ~. b92is' tS9i'
sissippi Railroad for Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and 4enia
. Railroad, for XeEia, Dayton, Indianapolis
Terra Haufe, ST. Louis, Morrow, L0yeiand,
and Cincinnati and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad At Cincinnati for L9uil;
VILE, Evansville, Cairo, st. LOuis, and al
points on the Ohio river
Coiumbu Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
Yflls, Wheeling, A., Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets TO all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street. OF
- '-'' : '''.- 3. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April IA, 1853. I
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8aiI Aaaaa.
CILEYELAND AND PTTTsBURG

NLEVELAkD AND PITTSBURG
" RAILROAD. -sFATEa AnHAkaEMEEF To take
eject on Monday, April 23d, 1860. TRAINS LEAVE
1880 A. H.EMal 1r Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
go ,. g.-EKpreas for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both frEins make direct connections with Penn
sYlvana Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and Washington City
Also come. At Hudson for Akrgl and MllleTBbuTg.
- Tine By thi9 route e. quick and fare VIII BE-
the samo as BY Northarn Lines 10 New York.
Pr. MYERS, G. I. Agent. iOANOO'n' 'jS jSns
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& TOLEDO RAIL

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ R0AD.-SPRIEG ARRkHgENEE1 On and after
Monday, April 9Th, 1850 Trains on this Road win
run as fOlloWs from Cleveland:
655 A. NJ Through Mail stopping a al stations on
the Southern Division, arriving e. Tolsdo
.r atiO:2O Al
2:55 P n Western Express, stops at all stations on
Southern Division, and Arrives at Toledo
az 7:5 ?. n.
400 p H. Mall stops at all stations east OF Sanduay
on horthsrn Division, and arrives at San
duBky At 9:25 p ~. . T..
$50 ?. n Telegraph Express stops a. 0rltton, der
lin, WakemRn, NOrWalks MonrpoFille,
~. Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and klmoro,
and arrives at Toledo at 1918 ?. =.
Connections ara made az MOnroevils with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark B. r., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati B. R., ct Pre-
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana B. r., and a. TQledO
with tho Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspoTt, Lalayetto,
Cairo, Alton, 81. Louis and all points Meat North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at $40 A. NJ, sos p H., and 9:o3 ?. H.. rom
sandusky At $50 A. q.
Cleveland April =, 1850.
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Stmr May Queen. Viger, Detroit.
Prop Granite State, Davis, Ogdensburgh, 20 bbls.
whisky, I tons glass ware ,lot supdriesr Pei
ton Breed .Ha
Vermont Newkirk, Ogdensburgh, 6sl bbls.
four u tons glass ware, 90 bbls. pork
PeitOn Breed.
Schr. Challenge, Hearnes, Marquette, 6 tons hay
Seow Rescue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, pack
age mdz., cart, Calkins,
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CtLEVELAND AND ERIE Rail

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ ROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMEEF ls50.
On and efter Monday, April 9Th, 1850, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
1000 A. n NAIL TRAkN-Stopping at all Stations
except Wicklfe, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, SaybroOk and SwanFEle and arrives
at Eris lsso ?. NJ, Dunktrk s:53 ?. ~ bui-
sOP. \. CTNcfNSATi EXPRESS TRAIN-ssop-
ping at PainesVllle Ashtahula and Glrard
only; and arrives ct Erie 6:32 P. H., Dun
kirk s25 p, X Buffalo $50 P. q.
$40 ?. x. CONNEAUT TACC0MMODATION TRAIN
-St0pping AZ all Stations
e2OP n NTGHT EXPRESS TRAIh-StOpping at
PainesVilie, Ashtabula and Girard only
and strives at Erie l2.f7 A. n, Dunkirk
.H 80 A. n, Bu4lAl0 l.2e a. -.
LEAVE ERIE
liza n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping AZ
Girard, Ashtabula and Painesyills only,
rI.-4T. and arrives at CleEel1nd $50 A.. y.
lO.38 A. n. MAIL TRAIH-stopping at Al Stations
except Say brook, Uni0nyills, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklifs, and arrives at Cleveland
i.aaP n DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stopping at Gi-
rard. Conneaut, Ashtabula and Painesville
only, and arrives II Cleveland $50 P. \.
Accommodation Train will leave Gonneaut q 500
A. NJ stopping at all stations, and arriving at CleYe-
land at s;lS A. n
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
NATL ST. Louis &c; and all the trains going eastward
connect at DunkiTk with the trains Of the n =.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April 9, 1850 =
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ExrERED-May1 10.

EETERED-Aiay ".
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Northern Light Spalding Ontonagonr
412 packages copper ass packages fish, 9
packages trees, Hanna, GarretsOn Co,
is4 packages hides and fish, Hussey & Nc
Bride
SchF R. j. Gibbs, ROney, Toledo.
Rescue Robinson, Kelley's Island, 25 cords
lime stone, boxes wine, l cask brandy.
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Champion of OfEngland.

LNIEaI
LONDON, Sunday, Msy6 P. MA despatch
from Berlin ssys that the Chamber Of Depu-
ties unanimously granted supplies for putting
the erny upon war footing.
Latest advices from Italy state that the
french garrison would remain at Rome, and
probably be reinforced.
The steamer Prince Albert arrived at Gal
way on the 9Th.
She Herald's Paris correspondence says tht
Camps at ohalons viii number 10000 under
Mcmahon, and will be the center of the army
Of observation along the Rhine fronties thu
whole force numbering 90, 900, under thecom
1naud Of the Emperor.
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O'LEVELAND AND MAH0NING
RAILROAD.-TnrE TABLE No. IS.
To take efect on efter Thursday February 10 lsos
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trims leavpl YOUNGSTOWN to
nd
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CECOND EDITION OF THE OHIO
- STATE GAZETTEER and Business Directory
Tor 1850 ard 1851, COntsing full and complete clas
shcaion Of trades and professiors, with an improved
alPhabssioal arTaRgemsnt Of citos and towns, COM
piled geparately hy counties.
With an extensive circulation throughout Ohio
and ad1oning States IL is reoommandedto the EVora-
be consideration of the business public an
lsr7ed trade may b secured to our city and elte.
Subscriptions and advertisements for tho above
work received at the State Gazetteer Oce, No. IS
State sentinel building, Indianapolis, Indiana
Address, GEORGE W. HAYES,
Box 500, Publisher and Proprietor.
n B.-State Gazstteers and Business Directories
ofIndiana, Michigan, Kentucky Tennessee and Mis-
souri, Issued and for sale as above. tebl2
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0NE HUNDRED D0LLABs
" PREMIUM.
DfEDTcAL NEWS EXTRA ORDINARY
sPERMAT0RRHOEAf
On SEMINAL wEAKNEss. I'd +
m. LERT, &C., -
IMPOFENOY CURED
DR.. a. GIBSON,


Formerly Of New York CITY, win pay ois AuA-
drod dollars for the proof that he ever a e. cefe
the above named diseases. he VII fly me sans
S sSs United I sSss trsSis ths Ss@S diseases With
fssr many yesra oF laboriOus 5tady and expsri-
enes. DR.. GIBSON 5 happy in bsiag abb . an
nolnee g the uni9rianass, that be has perisotea
's.'''lt sPEFDT p INB iPERNANEEf CURz
q tbe above and other private di.ssss' win az Dad
q FaO@ bad s1psHdsd hrHdrsdi q dollIFs yIih
Ssfstyied physcians, who proias q trsaf AZ gls9ls
maladies With sueeessI and Bithont rsoeisins ne
makes nc boast Of that act, for the very lson that
Diploma q comparatively simple thing de4ttulo
Of intelligsnee. Tor aolsher aip.emas, nos eSssS
cient 70 alWays make aged men wise, or 70 convert
one single dunos into medical gslius neither de-
he boast that he Z 9 member q some college II
Paris or London, as perhaps souo others do for the
ggEPoss of snsnaEing the inneesnt Bat Ehl5 ps;
give entire satisfaction 70 those who fe1oae eon1-
dsnes n his ability and integrity, and that be be-
chaiisnFss any Physician cf London or Paris, or any
patent medicine 70 equal for the radical cure Of sem
inhl weakness, aud all disease or deTangements,
both mental and physical, arising nom sexual oE
fjr- GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over Ell others yet discovered
and drst, the agents used are In no respeel
"
no restrictions n diet business rslured Third
IL his treatment q positive and certain in AL cases
He stands prgpared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital IN th8 United States and damonatrate the
great Act shat he q able TO permanently cure ten
cases, IN the same length of time required by any
/ other Physician 20 cure one similar case.
yellow CitiEsns Factg tangible things, and IN
/ this age, ths only pabula upon which t1s public
mind can be fed, and from which Just ald dolnite
/ conclusions can be daduced.
Or. GIBSON is permanently located In eEelano
and has during the past gK months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment ReisIeucs can oe gTen g
individuals Of the hrst respectabiity ~ CleYelano
4 Boston, New York, and other cities In regard q
skill and integrity N ali professional
/ Dyspepsia, RhusInatism, Scrofula and all chronic
/ diseases treated with UNUSUAL Success.
~ Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
''sps Dr. pefBsONs New Work on Physiology for sals
DIR. GIBSON, st
Professor Of EleetroPathy and AediciHs,
/ ~ Omcs No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, fsE
/ doors from the Public square.
Oflcs hOurs from % y and mom 70 % c'elocE
/ daily, lSandAys e1cepted.l noHz
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Light arrived from Lake Superior on Saturday
evening. For her news see Local column. Be
low we give the log of the steamer North Star
which arrived at Detroit on Friday evening:
Arrived at Superior City, May I4th, at 10 A. NJ.
Schooner G. W Ford ashore on Minnesota Point.
She went ashore Sunday morning, May l3. She
was loaded with groceries and provisions for Su-
perior City. Cargo all ashore without damage,
The G. w Ford lies in IL feet water, and her
captain thought he should get her of in a day or
two without damage 20 the vessel. At Superior,
schooner Chippewa, loaded with lumber and shin
giles for Portage Lake, wind-bOund. At Superior,
Star loaded $50 NJ shingles for Portage Lake, 10
head cattle for 0ntonagon, $50 bbls fish for Cleve-
land ga M;-Ready to leave-fog set in and
Nav 18TH 10 A. M.-Leave Superior, arrive at
bayfield, at P. NJ Schooner Feather, U; S. Cut
ter, J. B. Floyd, (in winter quartersl Load ~
bbis fish for Cleveland, box fur for Detroit st
La Point I69 bbls fish for Cleveland.
Leave La Point p. NJ, May 16th.-I A. NJ.
arrived at Ontonagon. Load 70 bbls fish for Cleye-
land. Iron City arrived at Ontonagon just as we
leave, A. NJ; May 10th, arrived at Eagle River
at $50 A. n, load 10 tons copper, PheniX mine,
for Detroit; arrive at Copper Harbor, 0 A. A
Schooner Sergeant unloading coal leave Cop
per Harbof alto "A. d. I B n, met propeller
OntonagOn Is miles above Portage Entry; arrived
at Portage Entry 2 I. M; steamer fountain City,
bound down, will leave this evening; leave Port
age Entry p. NJ. $50 p NJ. met propeller Gen.
Taylor just above Marqurtte; arrived at Mar
quette 9 p NJ; propeller Montgomery bound
down; schooner Barney and Eathan Allen load
ing will be ready TO leave next day.
Leave Marquette 1870 p. NJ; arrive at Saut 10
A n, May I1th; leave Saut II 80 A. NJ. p. NJ.
met tug Ives with schooner Mary f. Scott and
Mary Collins in tow; also, schooner A. Z. Halt on
Lake George; met schooner Davis just below De
tour, and schooner st. james of Presque Isle.
Saw no ice TO speak of. pleasant weather; were
detained 90 hours at Saut going up
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NRW YORK STOCK AIARKET-MAY 10.
lBY TBLR0RAPH.
Market not very active, but prices are higher. Chi
OswKGO SIARKFT-NIAY 10.

lBY rELEGRAPHl
FL,OUR-Moderaie demand for the interior and
western trade Sales 600 bs at s. 2 for spring siate
SIS for extra Canadian.
WHEAT-In better demand. Sales 500 bu prime
white Canada 81 80; 5000 bus Mitw club Sl,si and
GOO do On private terms. -
CORN-In good demand. Sales $500 bus Illinois
at 59c; e. 500 DO at 5a96Oc; 1900 do at 6oci O bus
Indiana at s9kc
OATS g BARLEY-Quie
REE-Duii. Small sales Canada at soc.
CANAL FIlEIGHTS-Steadya at Slc on Hour,
sc on Mhnal. and Sc on corn 70 N. VI. IL
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ayslfiaHs 4 Surgeons.
m A. W TU0KER---TT HAS

M. a. W IUUkEk---II HAo
Become q we'll known iact that be cures hun-
dred5 Of chronic esuasa1, with bia Baths and Medl-
cines where all other praetica fsiia He VII gl9l-
Liver Complaint, Chin Feyer, Dyspepsia ofageli
Asthma, Chiarrh Dropsyi also, secondary 5ypntilll
In all It's various forms. Ior THIS disease he h14
IDaciho that never hilH Coed success IN ~ othef
chronic diseases, and many acute, Gail and So tho
oflss, No. III, ontario street, up Stain.
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00HNISsT0

NJ ASTER O0hAISSIC
i" sAEE.-Pursuant 20 q l8clstal or
% Ne directed, Issued lr0m tle Court Z
Plaag % CuTahoFa County, Ohio on tie
Arril, fs6o. IN an action th1r1In re1dl1s
William Hunter u plain lil, lnl5lmee =
n. Roa5, eld others, are d7iendani4i .
3lst day of Nay, lseo, a. 2o'cloek 2. H
eale at public aqetion, az ne a9et q
House tcornar cf Seneca Ind lhsmplaln
he city of Cleveland, ir said county
piecol and parcels of lad described aa
IL sBsiuq art Of lot =, n The origin
OF the yiilaqs ~ Cleveland IN glyzhoF
ne stats Of Ohio, bounded q allow;
a point On the Wegt line of tlnk Straa
fhi-teon rods ll9l nerfh ol the bort
Ciaif street: thence westerly % fl7h
8eak street 70 TIE west line oflaid los
'norfkeriy and parallel With Ba1k 9
fs6l flef: thencB oagteriy az right sn1
6f.. 70 the west line thdrool, thence %
vest lins q Bank street i6e) DIT . &
finning. Appraised ralug el,ol8 20
o. ''kaoEn e part q l0l Ne ~
thlrty -threo bet mont % ths lonthsIs
son street, snd aine % rods deep
bounded a. iotloWl. Commrucina on
lnnd owned bY joel scrlulc1. Nov. 9
thence southerly niue 20 rofs. thenc
allel with Johnson street thfrfv-f
thence northerly q the 1ouiharly
street nine l9i RODS tho1ao sasfs
johnson gtrset % tie placs of -
pF1IEad r1lu1 81 ,1oo1 aI
81 ,skq0gn 8 piFl of &c an l,s
oI1galane, cnyShoEa e1cnfy, OhIn
11rh Lyman q John p. WarrleT.
e1d 8 eoluded and dascrlbef -
b-llnnlng a point On PtOct =
q st9st ~ 3 FfIF f.1srs
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W LILLIAN n. AAalaAs EAlntlAi Al S94
srEynsx enrSgIS. ~ Dosnaan,. q Sc CONT M
THE ABOVE NAMED DEL
ANT, stephen Grimm, q hereby not
% tho 2Ist day of April, ls6o, the nd Pal
in aid Court bis petition astlip9 iorth ~
action aQainst ssid dailndaut, that On The q
April, a. ID, 1859, plaintiff hToughf suit Z
manf bsfora Justice of the flzes IN sal
sTaingf one solomon 3. OrilIn, and e the
aiarasaid served the Eaid Steven trim via
of Garnishmeni, in the actioQ panding b
TuEfira. ard t1ar1llI1r iu nj 1ction AZ
this plaintiff recovered judgment On the 2
June, A. D., 1853, against ssid solomon . G
two hundred snd iorty-aix dollars eamageas
Of suit, tayed st eight and iq-i4 dolilf
iudFmeut d stili II l0rca ana 4eoI1 a47Al
the disclosure msde Vi laid SEP sra
said Justice uni6r alid netioe 9 gefnlinl
unsaffefactory t8 this aid pl1iltll: that
phen Jrifin At the time % no lciflce e "a
or Farnishmonf upou him had n hll poasol
under his coatrol iarEs aiflql-lt q proper
inf 70 said solomon y, lfiln- and was
larqaly Indebted % said solomon >. Grin1n,
,s-.,as7fT 1ni lndsbtadnols SAID stephen Gri
H - ~ tIilelo1fro. said petitIcn lzks for
a9sinsf aid stephen tlrlEIn, IN the sum Of 1
49, md Fifiy- -Four and lO-lo0 D1llaFs, viii
ihareon nom the "a day Of june, A. D.,
,is7andant b required 20 answer tie sile1
I'D pstifiod b. the I'd day Of June, A. d.
irdznant VII Be taken against hin b Z
fha above amount. j. j. LAdEhS
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