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PRICE
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Fog AsTHRA on PBTHIslo. - Oppressed, DlmculL
Labored Breathing, amended With Cough and hzp1e
toration Price, 80 cents per baX
FoR EAR DIsCaAEGEs 1ED DEAFEEsa.--ili'enarRe7
nom he Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles ~
Hercurinls For Noises In the Head, Hardness oi
Hearing and Ringing In the Ears, and tAr-aci'e-
Price 90 cents per box.
FoR scRoTULLs-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and Do
duratsd Tonsih swelings and Old Ulcers, seSoinloua
Csehexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per boz,
FoR GEEERAL DEBnITT. - Physical or Nervous
WeahnesG Either The result Of Sickness, E1rHssi Es
Medication, or Exhaustins Discharges Priee: ~
cents per box.
Poa DROPsY.-Fluid Accumnlations, rumid Swell
inFs with scanty secreons Price, 50 cents per box
Foa sEA sEA-scEEEss.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, NHn
sea. Vomiting Sickness from riding OF motion
Price, 80 cents per box i-t aEt.i
F0R URIsART DIsRAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal "a
euu Difficult Painful UrinatiOn, Diseases Of The hid
ueva Price, so cents per box rt
FOR SEMINAL EsussfOEs.-InyOluutary DlsciiaTIeS
and Consequent Prostration and Debility Bad ke
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and en-
cienf remedy known, and may be relied upon as >
cure Price with full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under NE
professional care or 10 seek advice OF ProL huA
PHREYs can do 90, at bis Office 562 Broadway dairy
from AN. to 8 PM, or by letter,
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= 9Q9al al0tiees.
NFARY FENNFR M HFRFBY

lNl notified that on the l2th day Of September,
I5 Asahel B. fenner led his petition in the once
of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyG-
hoqa county the object and prayer 0i which petition
is to obtain divorce by him from sad Mary. Said
said Mary has been guilty of gross neglect Of duty
for more than three yearS last past towards the pan
I'D. The deiendant Is ngtteu that depoalto will
Of October, 1850 bttwsen the hours Of eight O'clock
A. NJ, and 10 O'clock Z. M, at the 0ihce Of Jenk1
MorY In the township Of kOyaltOu, In tbs county Of
FULTON, state OF Ohio, and continue iron dytO day.
i. PRENTIss, Pits Atty.
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DIED.
PutApELPH1A. Oct. I

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
Rembrandt Peale, the eminent painter,
died this morning. aged SO. -
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.SHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ TO the command Of an order Of sale issHed from
lie Court Of COnimOu Pleas Of OuyahOga county, at
Pendlet0n, AdministratOT Of John Williamson, de-
ceased, .aRd Othsrs, defendants, 60 me directed,
sha offer Tor sale at public auction at the door Of
Court House in the city Of Gle seauq, N said county
On the Z7th day OF October, lodU, at o'clock r. M
the following described lands andteu8wents, TO Wit
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, county Of UuyahO-
g ana Described ~ follows, 70 Wtts lJt No. twenty
SIX in r. ScOVes allotment Of acre lots Nos. ~
10 81 being thirty feet 'front.' On sc0ys street, and
two hundred aud nine feet deep Appraised at Sl433
D. L. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff.
r z Hutehfns Attv septz7.aB
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3 TOLEDO RAIL

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
. R0AD.-FALI ARRAsGEIENT-ls6o.
On and amer Monday, September Path, 1850, Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland as follows
$50 A. NJ Through Mall stopping at all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
|f at iO.20A. n. ff r.rrF.F
ESQ p r., Western Express, stops At All stations on
Southern Division and arrives at Toledo
At 7:3O p. n.
39O Pm Mall stops at all stations east Of Sandusky,
on Northern Division, and arrives At San
dusky at 5:25 P. M.
$50 p NJ Telegraph Ezprus stops et ration, Ober-
lin, WaEsmhn. NarWalk, MOnTOeyillef
Bslleyuu, Clyde, Fremont, Elmorei ana
arrives at Toledo at lOl5 P. n.
Connections are made at MOnrOeyille with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark 4. r., at Clyde with
TIE sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati K. B., az re-
montsYith Fremont Indiana x. r., and al Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
trOt, jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, 81. Louis, and all points Meat herth
west and Southwest. -
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West, At $40 A.. N, $50 ,. NJ, and 9Oj P. N. Ana
from Sanduskyy.3O A. n.
aS-FOr Information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Ofiee, 81 superior 81, and al the Depot
PA l.. b, kUChER, super ihtendent
Cleveland Sept. q, 1863. -
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OUR REsrEDHs BY MAIL

Look over the list; make up q case Of what Kind
Won choose and lncloss The amount in eurren. notf
or stamus By mail to our address, At 562 Broadway
Nev-Yofk and the medicine viii be duly retuTnei oy
mall or express, iree Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, efficient
A-gpf f5F the sale Of our Remedies In every togn q
Community In ne United States. Address Dr. HuH
YHEEFs Co, No. So BEoADN AZ. hEE-foak
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8ail 8uads

Il
.0TEVBLAND AND PTTTSBURG
, RAIIROAD-SPRI AHRANaEEITET. To take
en- etee1 On n a99q{I M ts YI ~ i "a
7:sO A. E.-Mail Cor Pittsburgh, Wheeiing and New
5:55F. .1ETpTess for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct eonneMStiens M With Penn
sylyania Railroad for Baltngre, hilade PhiaI New
road for Baltimore and Washingt0n City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and hillersbgrg
oa5- Time By this route a8 QUICK and iare VIII be
the same as BY Northern Lines 70 New York.
]. n. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
T. r. MYERS, G. 7. Agent. -al junen
TLBVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
ICIEOINNATI RAILBOAD.-sUMNER AZ
RGSqEMENT-Is60. On and after Monday, June Iith,
1850 Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland as fol-
s.S5 N. MY. a Cincinnati Express-stopping at
n afH. Berea, Grafton Wellington, New London
Salem, shelby, and all Stations south of
shelby, reaching Columbus ll:3O A. n,
Cincinnati 4:20 A; n. @
s;I5 p N. Accommodatlon-stop az all stations,
and reaching Columbus $3.50 P. NJ Ctnein-
500 Sight At Psre1 sES GrqAioR
Hne, Gallon, Cardington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Hoo P. n, Cincinnati
g0II $40 "a A eeoENECT1oNs.
shelby SanddskF Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanesEillsr
Crestline, Pittib1rgh, Fort WAYNE Chicago. Rail-
n road, for crest, Upper sanduskyy Delphos,
vest, vest ana East I5r 5iansdeld, Wooster, Mas
csi,tn aTi eIiefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion
Beliefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapeli8, Terre Hautes Vinoannee Evans.
%. Ville Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
49, burqh Railroad for Springfield. -r s.
Columbus Little Miami Oolumbust enu 4eria
f3eilroad, for Xcnini Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St Louis, Morrow, LoYbland,
4ee aud' gincinnati and with the Ohio Mis-
HiHsippi Railroad AZ Cincinnati for Louis-
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad ior Newark Eana :
Vile, Wheeling, Sc, Colum bus, PiQua 81
.r Indiana Railroad for Piqua, 0rbana, &C.
81 For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
elgat the Union Ticket Ofce, 81 Superior street. or
a the Passenger station. ~ Fff Y
= ~ 'N' Z. 8. FLINT, suPsriniendent.
Cleveland, June II, 1883. 70 5z77 I
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.4s5F tr7 rU ,tslr.3 il u "a QIl5
rt5Elall .di a 4 AifrFdJ
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ARRuvED.

NEw YoRE, Oct A.,
The steamer Glasgow arrived this evening,
NeEs anticipated. ,-s.. o.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
q Al Cievelend with cleveland Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads. q
At Sblon, With hacks TO Chagrin Falls &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaVennA, &c.
AT BracuYilla with hacks to Newton falls &C.
At Warren with hacks to sharon, Greenfield, Mead
dlle, bloomfield, Canteld, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, aud thence BY P. II.
W. 4 O. u. r. 70 Pittsburgh.
r. TL .f-I ,CHAs, L. RHODES, sup't.
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2. W. sackrfder. Churchill & Bro, aud Benton
Bros, ClsFelaHd; W. n. Wooster, Elyria; DR.. s J.
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geiger
4 Barr, Canton; Dr. Kelly, OungssOWn, and at all
the Drug Stores, IN Akron, ,Ragsnna. Warren, Oan-
field ChardOn, Jefferson, and By Druggists and
Dealers IN almost every town and village in Ohio
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-WILLIAMsUN y HLDDLh q LII bhUOEl
n San IA NJ ~
CHERIFF5S 8ALE-PURSUANT

~ 70 the command Of an order OF sale issued mOm
Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyahuga county, a.
the suit OF Ann Rowe, plaintiff, against William
kOwe dsfendant to me directed shall offer for sale
at public auction, at the door OF the Court House, m
the city Of Cleveland, in said county the sth dly
OF October lS60, at clock p. N, the following
lands and tenelnents, 10 wit;
Lot No. one in v iiley Jary subdivision Of orig
itA iOts 2Sl and Is IN Willsyvile IN the city OF
Cleveland, size; said lot being thirty three 49,
IeetfrOnt ON Tracy street, and one hundred aud nj
teen feet and six inches deep on and along Abbey
street, TO alley, with all improvements thereon.
Appraised at S43z.
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CHERIFFlSSALE-BYV VIRTUE

eeptls;a6 .n
CHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ ofa writ Of Yenditionl Exponns issued from the
OOurt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the
john Davidson, defendant, shall offer for sails at
public auction at the door Of the Court House, IN the
6eS6JeT, is5 a. q clock ,I & Of IL said dsy t o
lowing described real estate, 10 wits one third part
emenls, 70 wit; original lot No (2ggl two hundred
and ninety Ia Newburgh township, UunhOga county,
Oh2, oouneed horth. west ana soulh ny the oflghai
and the more westerly 0f said two lines is made tbs
eastern boundary supposed g contain one hundred
acres Of land. Appraised st t2,667.
E. Ingersoll, Pltis > At.Y. ! t.-- N sepIi5e
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl SALE.-PurHuantt to the command Of decree
"a order OF sale issued iroHa the Court 81 Common
Pleas Of CuyahOga County az the suit Of Joghua a.
freeman against Airam Stone, Alice Il Stone, Jo-
seph L. Fish, John CroWelis samuel ~ ler4 James
Gardner, John A. Vincent, Alfred HuidekOOper, and
Edgar HuidekoUper, Executors Of Haun Jan 4uide-
ko0per, deceased, aud other1, 70 me directed, shall
Court HOUSE in the Uiiy Of UisTelsad, 6n the 18th
day Of oee9bsr 1854 at clock a., The premises
described follows, 70 wit: Situate in the township
Of Brooklyn, being number seven IN the lsth range
OF townships In Lhe COnnecticut Western kesorvss
Of onyahoga and Is Known By being eight lots as
follows; Lots nuInber one nuudred anq tQrtg six
gls6,) appraised Al S21s and one hunared and rty-
seven, ll47l appraised q $50 In block NO. 10 Lots
number three hundred and eighty-twO, (as2,l ap-
praised At S2O0i three hundred and eighty three,
I3S3l appraised At S2OO three hundred and eighty
four, (l appraised Mt 500; and three hundred aud
eighty nye, 1885,, appraised a. So, block NO -.
And Lots number three hundred and eighty six,
(3so,) appraised at $50; and three hundred aud
eighIy seven, (3s7) appraised ~ S2O block No.
u IN Hiram Stones Addition % Ohio .UiEy and
Cleveland, comprised Of part Of org nal Lots Nos
So aud Is, suryeyed BY a. Alerchanti said lots
hereby conveyed respectively Une hundred ieel
front each Stone Avenue, aud are each one hun
dred add eighty iest in depth Of equal width
For more particular description reference may b.
had 70 the map Of said Hiram stones Addition Re-
! corded in Cuyahoga County Records.
1 GEURGE d. WYMAN, b
| ~ Master Commissioner.
/ B. L. BEAvIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
! Septem Oer 18Th 1850. sepla.3t5
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BEWARE OF ALL lMITATIOhsI
The Pain Killer is sold By all respectable Druggist
throughout the o. States and in Foreign Countries
PricsS-25 cents, 80 cents, and 81 per Bottle.
j. n HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the southern and Western States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
GAYLORD Hammond, Wm. Fiske. Strong 4 Arm
stronf O. S. Mackenzie Z. W Sackrider, CloYeland3
and BY Druggists everywhere A. I'd '. aug4
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D. L. WIGHTMAN, sh'M. 6
Griswold 4 Castle, Pl rs Attiys seps.3O4.
SUSAN E. SAEALLEY is HERE

-
~ BY notified that on the 5th day OF September,
IoBt, james j. Newman nied petition against her
the Court Of Common Pleas Uf CuyuhOga county,
UhiO, the object and prayer Vt which petition Is 10
subject to sale by VI Court the following PREM
ises situate the City Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ah0ga, ana tate Vi Ohio, ana is known part oi
sublot No. 3lS in Benedict Roots allotment Of
part Of original lots MS 4S aud a. aud IS bounded
toOws to wit; horthery BY sub lot No. 3i easterly
by alley; westerly Dy Birch street; and southerly
10y line drawn frUn the esterly line VI Birch street,
and Is fet sOutherly from The north east corner OF
said sub lOt No. 33, and parallel with the nOrth line
said sub lot No. 33 easbry IS set: themes ~ right
angles with this line south teet; thence eastery
ana at right angles with the last line ieeti thence
nOrtherly at right auges with last line eet Themes
easIerly at rigut angles with et llne aud parallel
with the north line OF said su1Ot NO. S3 70 SAID al
iey and which sale is asked for under mortgage
executed thereon oy said susan h. onlalley to sald
James T. Newman, dared February I'D, 1855, and re-
corded in book 70, psge 5, Of OuyHhoga county Re
cords, aud was given 70 secure the payment Of the
four prOissory Of said L., OF that daIe,
1Iis tor Sg3 5glUO, payabis april l5th l5i one Tor
Syr lOU, payable January 2ythl ie9S one for syl
66-U1 payable January 2yth, lg5U, and one Tor Sgl
66-iOU payaBle January 29lh, le5l, with Interest,"
That Judgment will be taken thereon for the sum OF
36S So l with interest from February I'D l6, SAID
susan T. is notified answer said petition on or be-
lore November 4th, ls6U -
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HEla WHlr NJ PF0PLT az.

81 I 81
PHREYB SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
10 our anies With the most satsiaelory resua, and
having full confidence In theE genuineness, purity
and siBeacy, oheerfniy recqmmsnd them te-ail per.
sons Who wish 70 have safe feiable, and edicachus
remedies e. hsBd for private or domestic Use.
The Rev VIM Hosmgs, siitqt q : he E9rt9erh
aev D. D. Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auburn, N VI,
~ ~ b / Iyes Chaplain oi he Anburh. stste
Prison tls Rev. Spencer M Rice, Rector, New Bs4
fer5 Mnss I; ne Rev. alien Sterile, NeE-York C01
s,sTes. the Rev samuel Nichola, East Genesre Gre
ferencs n y the Rev. ?. 8. Pratt Dorset w. IN
~ JShn & Kobe, Buaaloi a. q ilaTt ksq.i Uuca,
n 2 the Hon. Neal Dow r2Ilian9l 7i nqi uis lion
a5mpbFsys. n. H.; Henry 3 Cook, ~, Ediior Of
~ shio STATE JournalH Columbus Ohioi the ho9
IL Il Graham, Moline, IN the Hon t1onAs
Chase. Monticello, FlA the Hon yoseps sene,rt
Idca. n r.; Wm Bristol, Esqs pueA. N;.t = Z
PoD5 "a. IItcs. n. r. james Piankett, Esf NasP
vile, Tenn
LIST OF SPECIFIC RENEDlEa
,i-Vor P.v.r. Congestion, and Inaaininatian.
No. a-For Worm fever, Worn Cole, "siiinF ias
S'S; So. s-pot Con-. orsips Teaaas, ard Eess'ai
NO No L@Fof 6iaFF6osa, Cholera IafAnFgH ana sun
~ 10 C s9For ooao, srplng Dypsnter5. Or Bloody
Eux. ',,..,,,,,,
No TLPor Coughs, Coids, lnanenzA' ana s''sr
~ Z 5sf rootr-aehe, Faessche, apd N'.lrseia
No e.-FoF Hesdaehs, Vertigo, Heat And flVu
nsi g. q "a sisi5 ysyvp.I PL-Pss Weak sno D-rssi
gtorach Consipation, and Liver Compspnl
No. ff-PoE RENAI.E IsRzG G IA RITES $50 s-.''
full or Suppressed Periods
10. fa-For Leucorrhea. Rroiase Aeases' so
Beartng Down Of Femalss. s..t.
N fs-For Group Hoarse 0ougt, Bad breAthiaEl
No f4-sALr RHEUN PJl-Ls--aor ErysiTe.as- hfnF
efo1a Dfn~nlaq or the Face.
M fs-RHEUn aTIs PIIls for f1an, iAinFi'F'-
AZ sorens,s ia he Chssf, 1sts. Ldius, or linis
: 80 Psver ana APle chm Fever, Dumb As'ie.
Old BHsInanagsd Agues.
P-PoT Piles, Blind o. Beeiiins intef1ai ef -
i.- 0EFo, sote geaE, orIaaanied Eyef AMI Eyriii-;
Failing Weak, or Blurred si-hif
Cor Catarrh Of long stsnfiinf or rreeni e''pT'
v-itb ebstrt,ction OF hraisa iischarse
W. C-For WhoopHs C''isli nnAiins ~
and shortenigg IT, 'aursr -..r.
cines set lrks charm The entire dlselse = ofien
srregted a. once and 70 ali The violence q We
attack uodefatsd ihe dissaaf shoriened piio Fsn-
dered lss8 dangerous . VI
CouEhs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oe,
] eurrence and which % often iay he foundation OF
diseased iungB broDcdtih, and consumption may AZ
/ Be at once cured by the 1--WE md Cough Pna
In a. chronle diseases, such e. Dyupepgihl ReaE
EtomacA ConStpston, Liver ConpiainiA, Plea, =
mals Debility, ard IrregalAnuea 80 Heaaasne1l
I sore o. Veal EYes, Catarrh, Salt Rhsnn, and other
Cd er1ptona The case has specifics who's proper ~
pucstion Ein afford cure u almo5i every instance,
Onen Tie cure q dngis etTonie dli3eulty gaeh a.
/ DyEpepsia. Piles OF Ostsuh, Hesdache or Eenlale
weakness, has more than paid for he case ten ines
~ ~ PRICE
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Transportation.

1860. THE 1860.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
zss-A WILL, DURING THE
8 ke0 present season, run their well known
J sai stil4 and popular line Of FIRST CLASS
Screw Steamers regularly between
Z oGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWEGO AND TILE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, Sanduskyl To,
ledo, and Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line to and
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OHERIRFiS SALAPURSUANT

GHERIFF'S SALE-PURS UANT
~ 10 the command Of q writ Of Venditioni Expo-
issued from the Court or Pleas OF Oqya-
John W. Phillips, defendant, 20 me directed shall
Oher for sale At public aueuons AZ tne oQoE Of the
on tho 18th day Of october 1850. at 2oelock P. n,
the following described lands and enementsy 70 VII:
An that piece or parcel Of land situate, lying and
being in the city Of Cleveland, county Of 3uyahgs,
State Ohio, and is known part Of that portion
Of ten acre lois numbers p aud y, purchased by
follows beginning the s0utheastarly ltns Of said
land, bought Aforesaid, eight rods northeQ5terly
on said lire from the corner Of Elisha Taylor lands;
thence said line two rods thence a. IlgnI angles
with said line hundred and two feet to Par kInn
Alley thence westerly on sai9 s,isy ,b X
first mentioned line ems hundred and thirty ieet 70
the place Of beginning, being i3{ three 10 san
sept2s;Sd7 sherih.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
II ORDER OF THE PROBATE C0URT.-On
Wednesday, the 10th day Of October, 1881 at O'Clock
p NJ, on tie premises in the township Of solOD,
CuYahoEn county, Ohio, VIII Be sold 70 the highest
bidders two-Hfths interest in common and undiyi-
ded, subject to the life estate OF Pernelia Garfield
therein in the following described real estate as the
property Of Emily and Alanson morrisoni minor
heirs OF Alapa0n Morrison, deceased, 70 wit:
Ist. Piece or parcel situate IN said township Of So
Ion, and known By being part Of lot No IS and bOun
the farm formerly owned By Alanson Morrison and
running and 73-luQ chains thence W l3and 4e-i0g
ChnlnBs tneuce ana CunluHf NueuCe east 10
and 46loO chains to the place Of beginning, contain
ing acres of land --..-
ID Piecs or parcel Of land, also situate in said
township Of sOlon, and is known as the \ = part Of
lot No. IS In section L and bounded follows: bo
ginning at a post in the N Z corner aud running
southery along the east line Of said lot 20 chains to
post theuce westerly and parallel with the north
line OF said lot y chains and 81 links 10 post thence
northerly and easterly along the line Of said lot 20
chains to post; thence easterly along tho line Of
said lot u chains and links % the place Of begin
ming containing % Of land as surveyed by John
O. GIL, July 10, l64l.
Said rs interest appriaed at Slod.i0 --.
Terms Of sale will Be- made known day Of sale.
HENRY q. ElARCH Gurdian Of said
Emily and Anson Morrison.
Cleveland Sept. %, lseO Oetl:3O4
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TOSEPH WEIS AND JOHN i.
- KEN ME are hereby n0tihsd that the aforesaid
lldintilts hold BY assignment, Mechanics Lien,
elected by one Z. M. " ard as contractor, Tor the
cal penteT Joiner work a frame house IN the
City tof Cleyelaud, stats gi ohio, fOr said joseph
Weis as UWner. '- 2 .-- - .
Ths said Defendants are hereby notified that the
said Plaintiffs have hlBd their petition in the UOurt
OF Common Pleas in and i0r the County Of Cuya-
hOga and state Of Ohio, tbs object and prayer Of
which Is to 1oreclUse said Mechanics Lisn and asks
Judgment against The said els Tor the sum Of $751;
" wth interest at the rate VI 10 per per annum
from March I; ie59, and or the nrther sum OF Sly7s-
~ with interest the same rate from the 18th day
Of August, lo5I, and In deiauir payment Of said
Judgment asks Tor order Of sad Court 70 sell the
interest Of said Weis IN said house to satisfy the
same.
Ths said John L, Rennie is notified that he is
made party in said petition, the said Plaintiffs
claiming therein THAT said Rennie claims 10 have q
Mechanics Lien on said house for painting the
same, but that said Lien not recorded in time 70
create \ Lien under the laws OF ohio.
said Defendants will answer by the 10th day Of
November, ls6U, the allegations in said petition
viii be taken true, and Judgment entered accord
ngly.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30
Douglas at Norfolk.

Judge Douglas had an enthusiastic recep.
ton at Norfolk, and spoke in tie presence
of 5000 people. In the middle of his ad.
dress, slip of paper was handed TO him.
1t was Gu, from the Norfolk Daily Argus,
and contained two polite questions.
The first was: II Abraham Lincoln be g.
lected President OF the United States, you d
the Southern States be justified in sece-
ding from the Union? lie said 10 this
l enphatically answer, NO. [Great sp-
p'ausel. The election of man 10 the
Presidency by the American People, in
conformity with the Constitution Of the T.
nited States, would not Justify any attempt
10 dissolve The glorious COniederacy. Zap
plause.
Second Question.-If they (the South
orn States) secede from the Unicn upon
the inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln before
he commence an overt act against their
constitutional right, will you advise or
rindicate resistance by force TO their seces-
sion? | answer emphatically tina, it is the
duty of the President OF the United States,
and all others in authority under him to
enforce the laws Of The United States, pass
ed BY Congress, and as the courts expound
them, and |, as in duty bound by my cath
and fidelity 10 the Constitution, would do
all in my power to aid The government of
the United States in maintaining the supre-
macy Of the laws against all resistance TO
them, come from whatever quarter it might.
In other words. I think the President of
the United States should treat all attempts
TO break up the Union by resistance TO lis
laws as "Old Hickory" treated the nuli-
iers in 1888. TApplause.1