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fEHE DEFENDANTS MILL

~ ID L DEFENDANTS WILL
take notice that ths I'd day Of September
ID. lod Plainiins nle their petition Ia titis cause
Ia The Court oi Common Pleas Tor said County,
which petition claims " recover judgment against
said BarZillu M. hutchinson on three uotes ui hand
sIgued By him maker bearing date january 3d
loJii payable respectively Que, two, and three
years, 70 the Orer Oi the said Caroline h. Girty On
hrst nOle Tor Sl,ual with interest per cent in
terest, payable annually from January j. 1855 Va
second mole Tor ,5OJ, with like Interest Om Janu-
ary 5di 1871 On tniTd IUr jUI with same IN
tetest nom last date that to the payment ui
sau hOtei SAID Hutchinson, and his vile Hannah j.,
executed ana delivered 10 salu Caroline h. GIrty,
On TIE Sd DAY VI January A. ID. l6j1, "A mortgage ui
the following described premises SIIuatO in IOWu-
ship VI NeWUurgn IN said County and state. aud L.
hnOwi Wy being part VI original Lot No 81, and
DOhhueu as lOuOWe; Brgiunlug al Tie centre VI the
Pittsburgh kOAu tbs south uasterly hue VI iuud
formerly owned BY Eiitzer Cable, IA n as n.
u chains ana - links 70 stone in the east line Of
thence n. ~ b. along east line said Lot 3zl
chains to stone; thence ). AZ " Is chains anu ~
links TO centre Ol Pittsburgh Road; thence 8 455 h.
along centre Of said road chains links the
place OF beginning. FlHintlls right 10 sell
SAID land 10 secure payment VI said notes, aud thar
said notes and mortgages the sepl ale prUperty
OF the SAID Caroline l. GIrLyi tuat said descendants,
except sllld Hutchinson aud William PerkIuz, claim
n .nch judgments are liens inferior tO that VI said
plaintiffs.
tis further pray Judgment against said Bar
ziila N. Hutchinson iUr tie amount above named,
due Un said nOtes Tor cUss, and tOr the sale OF the
inOrtgaged premises 70 pay lUr suCh ud gig ut,
iJr otlier proper relief Defendants VIII answer by
the Sth day VI December, A. ID. iobO yr the allegu-
tons IN said petition viii be taken true, and ludg
ment entered accordingly.
OctsJJg ALBEIT 4. SLADE, Pl'fts. Atty.
The state Of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas OF
Guy ahVgH County said County.
john CrOWen, al ii,
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Transportation.

1860. THE 1860.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
,sszAA WILL, DURING THE
= ASsItt present season, run their well known
7ei st4 and popular line Of FIRST CLASS
aAE Screw Steamers regularly between
OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming a daily Line for Cleveland sandnsky, To-
ledo, and Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line TO and
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
''O'O' O''o 'ooGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitchburgh, Keene, Bellows Falls, Rut-
land. Burlington, and other intermediate points,
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATkh-
TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSWEGC
With the New OSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged 2I Canal be-
tween 0swego, Troy, Albany and New YORK;
RS- Through Freight subject to but enc Trsnship
'ueu' CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road 70 Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis and Pittsburgh; and with
DETROIT & LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AGENTS AND ooNsIsNEEs.
J. Z. WARSEn, No. C9nties siip, n Y.
Z. s. SPAULpINa, do do do do
john HocKIEo No % State street, Boston.
A. CUsHHAE, No. los do do do
Go. A. EDDY, 0swegO.
". 7. WAIEER, Toledo.
K. r. MATHEWS, Detroit.
8cHEsaT Il ii H4Il& BAKuR, Racine:
MATHER & Co., UhlcagO.
PELTON BREED,
fsb2sR24 AGENTS, CleyelaHA@
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E. ". Sackrider. Churchill Bro and Benton
Bros. Cleveland w. h. Wooster Elyria; Dr. ]
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; GeigeT
Barr, Cantoni DR.. Kelly, onngs.uWn and at an
The Drug stores, in Akron, Ravenna Warren, Can-
neld- Chardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
Dealers IN almost every town and Villagp in Ohio.
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0HERIFF7S SALE-PTTR0U4NT

CHERRIES SALE-PUKoUANT
~ to the command VI ilnries writ of yenditiUnl
ex p0nas issued irO the Court Of Cuiunon tleas Ui
Cuyahoga county at the suit OF Abraham r. Van
Nest, tt. al, plaintiffs, against "a. II. Gli-tt, defend
ant, 70 me directed, shah yner Tor sale at pubic
auction, at the door Of tine Court House. in the CIty
Of cleveland, IN SAID county on the I'm Gay OF hO-
venbCr, so, at clock r. a., the following de-
scrlbrd bands and tenementss to sit;
Commencing 1t tiFe intersection Of the southeriy
Zine OF Vermont street win the etstery line yl est
street; thence eastery along the sVutherly line Of
Vermont street sixty leetj thence sOuthery par
alel with the esst line Of hest street sixty 10 Z,
thence eastery parallel with the south line Vi YER
mont street ,eleye1 eeti thence sOutheriy parallel
with the east line Of West street thirty-eight ft
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
the line Of West street; thence uurtheriy
along the east line Of Test street ninsty-eight feet
to the place OF beginning, being the same premises
described in a deed from Gilman Folsom, IT., 70 IL
II. Giliett, recorded IN Vol. is pages $40 and 81,
the n. v corner Of block AN IN the Budaio Com
pany allotment In Cleveland, tfOrmery Ohio City,
-- D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Herriok Barlow, Pltas Att'ys. OGtl7:sO9
GHERIFF'F SALE.-BY VIRTUE
y Of writ OF Yenditioni Exponas and alias ii
Ia, issued from tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahoga county, at the suit Of Henry ruttle et al
plaintiffs against Prentiss skinner, ct. al defend
ants, to directed, shall offer Tor sale public
auction AT the door OF the Court House, in the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the 9th day Of No
vember, 1861, at O'Clock z. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands ard tenements, 10 wit:
lst Situate N the township Of Independence, in
the state OF Ohl, and when Is also n the county OF
Cuyahoga and Is known as the south part Of lot No.
one, aud bounded iOliOws: on tho north BY land
owned 10y I. l.. Skiunrri on the east by CuyahOga
River on the touth BY lot No 2, on the west By the
centre Of the Brecksyle road; supposed 20 contain
sXtyeiEht acres, Be the SAME more or less but sub
ject ~ all legal highways. Appraised at S2,5Sf
% Situate in the township Of Independence. coun-
ty Of Guy ghoga, and STATE u ohio, and known as
part Of village lot No. 63, IN the Strong Tract, so
called and described follows; BEGINNING at the
MOI tleast corner oi Public Square ia said township;
thence 55S0 one 50l0l chains along the east line
Of said square; theme y 595so i three and S3-lOg
chains; thence ~ w one and 59-luO chains;
thence Sg three and 33-luu chains, to the place
Of beginning containing one half acre, more or less.
D. L. WIGITBiAN. sheriff
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Herrio Barlow, PIi's &tfys ia AS o5t7sg iRs55H
D. L. WIGdTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 4 Garfield. DHFfs Aftvtg ncf.T.gU

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
"A Notice is hereby given that the UNDERLINED
has been duly appointed aud qualified as Admins
TRAITOR ON the estate Il John Williamson, deceased
Cleveland, Nov. 2, lsdo. LEONARD BRYAN.
uuv3.gtn
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WHO ARE

u HOn-rssidents q, said state, Will take notice
tit PialnJIu has tins day hled his pcttiUn said
Court 10 tUieclOse mortgage On certain premises
described therein, given Uy Defendant, William
Mitchell, ~ tlalntn 10 eecure the pay ent OF note
ted pril 1, S5o, Or s6Z2 s6-UJ from date
with interest al ten cent.
dne DceLdants will appear and make answer on
the i5Jn day Oi December, lo6J, Judgment BY de-
.ault viii be rendered saiu note, anu the premI-
sgs ordered tO be sold 10 pay lhe same.
Attest: Holland ID. NOBLE, Clerk.
Grow ell White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
October Y, lS6U. Octl3:3l0
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and unmurmuring. Such devotion, / must |
confess, rather defes the capacity of my
Philometer to compute.
But these specimens will answer. Ny
account current contains a great many 9TH
ers with different degrees attached ; some
high, some low; but very few, l am sorry
TO say, to be compared with those / have
mentioned. There are some, whose names,
had every reason to hope, would stand
very high in the list but which, in reality,
are among the very lowest; whilst there
are Others whose names once stood high,
but have gradually got lower and lower
down. And now, my young friends, after
have explained my Philometer and its
mode of operation to You, l fancy that each
of you are ready to exclaim, that all of you
have Philometers as well as |. And so 70,
have, though you might not have bcel
aware of it before. INVALID.
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firssiAe 8taSins.
u Vue opITlt OF the Age,
MY

FoEMYToUNG FRIENDS, THE GIRLS N BOYS.
l suppose that som of nay young rea-
ders wilt be at a loss to comprehend what
l mean by "My Philo-meter." They have
doubtless heard Of other kinds of meters.
such as gasometcrs DC, and know their
use; but a Philometer is something en-
tirely new. Such Of thela as have made
some progress in their classical studies.
will readily understand a Philometer to
mean a tove meaSWrer, and may CONSEQUENT.
ly conceive that the object cf "my Pbilo.
meter Is to compute the degree of love or
friendship with which l am regarded by
others. But they, too, will be curious to
know something of its construction and its
manner of operation.
Now my Philomcter is an IMAGINARY ono
though none the less truthful and relia.
bic for that-and hence | can not tell them
how it is made. But its modus opeyond;
is very simple, as will try to explain.
In the first place, | always keen an ac-
count current (also Imaginary which I
call my "Philometer account" and in which
Irecord the names of all my various friends
with the degree of friendship or affection
which they entertain for me, as indicated
by my Phllometer, which must be under
stood to have a scale of degrees lust like
other meters. Now let me give a few spe-
cimens from my "Philometer account 70
show how it operates.
And first, that of a young female friend.
lovely aud accomplished, who writes me
frequent cheering letters, filed with words
OF sympathy ana encouragement, occa.
sional!y accompanying them with an en-.
tertaining book or a beautiful boquet-
Such delicate attentions, though each be
apparently trivial in itself, Justly entitle her
rs my reader would readily expect, to
large aggregate in my account.
Then there is that of a young friend, tn
oonrade of my scbool-boy days, admire,
and esteemed by all. A physician, he eve
promptly responds when summoned to m
bed side, readily fixing up prescriptions "a
my frequent ills-yet always protestin
that owe him nothing, whilst my pillo,
n scarcely ever clear of books or period
calls from his sanctum. To him, nv Phi
lometer has given credit-and it would
unjust If it had not-for an amount of ore,
uine friendship which | can never beoin
repay.
And there is that Of an old EDITOR
mTeod-away in another State-to who
Sexchange basket l have, for months pa,
oeen indebted for almost weekly packag
OF valuable publications, all snugly put ,
ana with the postage always prepaid.
any wonder that my P~hilometer shou
tec'are me greatly, very greatly, his debt
And then that Of her, who, for We.
mas faithfully performed the two-fold du,
o. ScIloe and nurse, lingering around
bedside like an angel Of mercy, untir
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glsbitaI.
1NLDEbH1 NJ d. CAMF' T. IhEU
IREDHI.I.

sAML. T. IREDELL, NJ. D. CAMP. T. IREDELL.
IREDELL BROTHERS
A RE now in receipt t. of their new supply of
IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS. OILS, Y -STUFFS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, PEkFUMERY, SOAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, &c. To which they would call atten-
ton.
The medicines were selected solely with regard
to their purity, and will, at all times, be compoun-
ded by a competent pothecary.
Physicians orders will be carefully and prompt
ly filed at a small advance on wholesale prices.
They keep constantly on hand every article to be
found in a first class Drug Store.
SOAPS of all qualities.
SILVER SOAP for cleaning Silver Ware, Glass
Paint. &c.-an excellent article just out.
RIMMEL's CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
for the Toilet.
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment.
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORT
MONNAES, &c.
POMADEs, HAIR DYES AND INvIGoRA.
TORS in great variety.
BRUSHES Of all kind and qualities.
CASTOR OIL without taste or smell.
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBAC
co of the finest kinds
MERSCHAUM PIPES AND TUBES, war
ranted genuine. BR0TERS,
Druggists, Raleigh N. c.
oct 22st 1859. eff
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4ust's GUrutr.
For the Spirit Of the Age.
STANZAS,

04hn6nO
Presented VITA an Album.-BY INVALID.
In Friendships sacred name and on it's holy shrine'
I'd lay, With ~reversnt hand, this Offering OF mine'
With psges yet snwritten, a fair untarnisase
scroll
An emblem Ct q gitlhoOd with %suiloles', artfe''
soul.
wilt thou accept, dear lASsie, my humble souvsnw'
An earnest Of my friendship, Snsel6sh aud SIN
core1
Accept Il as a tribute, from one whose earnest
prayer,
Il that b~Onignant Heavea may shield thee from
all cAref
And may Its spOtless pages be never foully blurred
With cruel blet or blsmish, r~epulsive thought er
wordl
Nor an unholy passion e'er stir thy geutle breast
It's innocence to tHrnish, or to disturb its rest!
AID when its varied pages, in ahOr years, yoa
scan,
Review again each record traced by some friend
ly hands
OH may 1t serve to freshen tho image Of each
friend,
Who here shallIeGve memsAtOes, creations Of the
penl
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MARRY.-Jere. Taylor say if you are for
pleasure, marry-ifyou prize rosy health,
maryland if money be your object, mar
ry. A good wife is heavens best gift to
man-his angel aud minister of gIaces in
numerable-his gem of many virtues-his
casket of jewels-her voice his sweetest
music her kiss the guardian of his limo.
cence-her arms the pale of his safety, the
balm of his health the balsam of his life
her industry, his surest wealth-her econ
omy, his safest steward-her lips, his faith
tful co~unseilor--her bosom, the safest pillow
Of his cares-and her prayers, the ablest
advocate of heavens blessing on his head
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HOLD ON BoYs.-Hold on to your tongue
when you are just ready to swear, lie, speak,
or say any improper word. Hold on to
your hands when you are about to strike,
pinch, search, steal, or do any improper or
disobedient act.
Hold on to your foot when you are on
the point of kicking, running away from
duty, or pursuing the path of error, shame
or crime. Hold on to your temper when
you are angry, excited or imposed upon,
or others are angry about you.
Hold on to your heart when evil asso-
Citations seek your company and invite you
to join in their games Of mirth and revelry
Hold on to your good name at all times
for it is more valuable to you hal gold
high places or fashionable attire.
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spusmmoo 2! 'uosBeI cures sql 10Y : Su!s!lIeApB
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qua 10 suonBIsdsId Isqlo uBql eIom qonm os
$500 aI-6TsBI =! Su!Inoo1d u! emn on esol o.
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DR.. AAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES.

TREATS ALL DISEASES.
GPECIAL attention given TO all chronic diseas-
Oes. COUGHS, GROUP, CONSUMPTION, ISFLuEE-
IA, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all diseases of the NOSE,
Mourn, THROAT, and LUNGS; all SKIN DISEASES
of every description successfully treated ;-LUM-
LUMBAR ABscEssEs, ScRoFULA, RHEUMA-
TIsA, GoUT, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, EPILEPSY, or
CONCLUSIONS. ID DYSPEPSIA, pYsENTERY, DIARRHoa.
The very worst cases of PILES cured in a short
time Also of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
There are many diseases incidental to women and
children which are treated with distinguished suc-
cess. All particulars will be given by letter. DIR.
Baakee can produce one thousand certificates Of
his perfect successing in curing
Cancers, old Sores, or Ulcers, Hip Diseases,
Fistul3, OF every description, Scald
Head, Wens, Polypus of the Nose.
Or in any part of the body,
Tumors, and swellings,
of etery description, and without the use of the
knife, or any surgical Instruments. These last
named diseases cannot be cured by correspon-
denee therefore all such patients must place
themselves under the Doctors personal supervis-
ion.
Doctor gaakee has made a new discovery of q
FLUID" that will produce absorption Of the
CATARACT" and restore permanent vision to the
EYE, without resort u the knife. All diseases Of
the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of the
knife or needle DIR, Baakee has constantly on
hand at his Office a very extensive assortment Of
beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPAHUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
which are suitable for either sex and all ages
inserted in FIVE minutes. EAR TRUxPETs Of ev'
cry description also every variety of artificial
articles known in the world-a large assortment
of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS.
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFI-
CIAL FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and Knee
Joint attachment
These articles are perfectly natural, and adsp-
ted for either sex, and can be sent by express 70
any part Of the world. All kinds Of Trusses for
Hernia or Rupture of every description, for either
sex, and Trusses particularly dspted for females
in a weak condition, also for those with PRoLAf-
sUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated
and skiIlful physicians and surgeons now living.
His fame Is known personally in every principal
city in the world.
Ali letters directed to Dr.. Bsskee must con
tain ten cents to pay postage and incidental ex
penses. All Chronic Diseases can be treated By
correspondence, except those ment Toned, whicl
will require his personal supervision.
~ Office Hours, from pa Al. to 4 p. N
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office 7o4 Broadway, q few doors above FOurx1
Street, New York City. LILY
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George" said his teacher, one after
noon, II wish You would arrange your
drawing materials IN a little better order"
81 was intending to do so, Mr.. Wilton"
replied George, "but | haven't the time"
stake time, then" returned Mr.. Wilton.
"tOrder is the first law of Heaven and it
should be alsothe first law of earth. When
you commenced your drawing, this after
noon, you had been just one-halfhoLr look
ing for yourimplements, and even then you
were forced to borrow, not because you had
none Of your own, but because you could
not find them. 1t is a lamentable fact, that
a bad practice INDUCED for time, becomes
a habit, and like an infectious disease soon
contaminates the other faculties"
George Atwell was a frank, good>temper-
ed boy, studious and obedient in school,
and in truth Industrious, but his industry
consisted in hurrying to overtake time al
ready lost.
81 haven't the time" was his excuse for
any neglected duty; and so good was he
in his disposition, that his fault was passed
over by his widowed mother, who dotted on
her boy.
"George will you fastenthe hinge on the
garden gate % asked his mother, one
morning.
81 haven't the time now mother. / shall
be late at school, if / stop to do it for | hac
to hurry so about that wood l could no
cut last night, but / will fix it after school,
"There, mother" said George, as he wa
about to retire, II forgot all about tina
hinge; but, however, l hadn't the time t.
fix it tonight. Never mind I'll do it il
the morning"
George arose early, and on repairing t
the garden a sad sight was presented. TIL
cattle finding the broken gate no obstruc
ton, had entered the garden, trampled til
beds, broken down or eaten the vegetable
while ascore Of pigs had finished the wor
Of destruction so well begun.
George wept with sorrow and ~vexatio1
but soon consoled himself with the thougl
that it was not his fault, for he should ce
tainly have mended the gate if he had on
had time.
"The better way" said his mother
to defer not until tomorrow what shou
be done to-day; and if you will only
member that there is a time for everthir
and will do everything in itstime, the dit
Guilty will be avoided"
Firmly as George resolved to follow
mothers advice it was but a few weeks b
fore a valuable horse was drowned, becal
the busy boy had not timeto cover the "
in the lot.
When he becameia man, he lost his ia
by not having time to inquire into the
lidity of the title. Then his house '
burned and, alas! it was not insured /;
policy had expired a few days ago
fore, and he had not found time to hav'
renewed.
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FARM FOR SALE.

"ISHING to change my business, 1 offer my
w Farm for sale, containing 1913 acres, and
half cleared, and Is acres of Meadow. Located
II miles south of Townsville Depot in Davidson
County. The land is suitable for Tobacco, Wheat,
Corn, DC.
The improvements consist of a two story dwell
ing with six rooms, and a Kitchen, and all the ne.
cessary out buildings. There is a good Well of
Water within ten steps of the House, and an Or
chard of all kinds of Fruit Trees in bearing con-
dition. A bargain can be had by applying soon to
A. E. GIERSH.
Townsville, Davidson Co., N. C. l9-to$3pd
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES!
SAPONIFIERi y
The Ready Family Soap Maker.

With which every family, with their ordinary
kitchen grease, can make all their Soap with lit
tie or no trouble-Hard, Soft or Fancy.
It will make hard water soft, clean Paint, re-
move Grease, &C., to perfection.
Abundant testimony in favor of the Saponi6er,
with full and valuoble receipts for making differ
emit kinds of Soap, sent freely by addessing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. 396 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa, or
LEWIS JAMES 4 CO., Agents,
Philadelphia, Pa.
va Be snre you get the original and patented
article, manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co., East Tarentum, Alegany Co..,
Pa
January 7th 1850. 2O-3m