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Z. P. sDalding, PItas Atty. octi549
MAST COMMISSIONERS

-. =. epailAn8t ~ lLh ATT y Octl34u3
MAST Err COMMISSIONERS
ALA SALE Pursuant 70 an al. order Vt sale is
ssss 20 me rOin t1e Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahUga County Ohio, upon the lith DAY OF Octubrr
L5aJI on an actlUh therein pending wherein Erza
Shappell Is plaintiu and kruderlck W. Marseiiles,
N. Caroline MHrsuilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter
Lyman Y. IhayCr, Lambert White, l.. d Lntiutsr,
W Z. halcomU, unu the firenen's General Associa-
tOu are defendants, shall pUse for sale at public
auction, ut the door VI the Court HUusB ia said couu
y, On the 18th day Vt November, ls6s, Ut O'clock
r. M, the following described lands aud tenemants,
10 vii:
lsI. Situate in the Township Of Cleveland. being
number seyei in the twelfth range Of townships and
Nhicn 10 also IN the County VI CuyahUga Ia the
State Oi Ohio, and described as follgws:-fhs first
tract or parcel 81 land Is known the whole Of sub
iOt No. . and north side o sub lot No - in the dl-
Vision Ol ten acre lots % an ST. is bounded as
UlOWsi beginning on thee 81 side VI ChrHIe street in
the City O Cleveland point six hundred and righ
g-tWOo-lZ tbs tbo olz) ert sOutherly nom Prospect
81 teuce s0uIherB the line VI Chesirs street
about one hundred and thirty-twO ieet four and q
hail inches llSk H. "a tu.J Land heretofore deed
by Peter Marceilles, deceased, To Mary n kimuall
thehce running AZ right angles easterly 10 lands
heretofore owned By h. aud j. A. Granger, abct.t
2iO 9-l2 eeti thence north ry parallel with Chesire
street, 10 the north line Of said sub lot No z Hb0ut
Apprpised a. S5,7UU.
IL The secoud tract parcel Of land Is known a.
the v hUs VI lot No three ia Block No. one Of sey-
mour BaldWln's survey VI ten acre lots iu CleVe-
land AOs5l aud a2 said lot Is bounded west BY Gin
ton luOw brUWuel street, by al aliy-the north
line Is ~ ieet J9 inches; the south line is los eet
inches TO said alley, and is fty feet wide. Apprais
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
X. P. spalding, Plfs Atty. Master Com'r.
October ", l56U. oct. I5.Ng.
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n.wRnn nIARKRT-NoT.0 Q.


FLOUR MARKET quiet -
HFAT'-Markct duh. Sales are 200 bushels
,fims Chuadian club a. al,A.
ut her grlins 1niet.
tse On nuur; Tee On wheat: l7ife un corr % y, 4
fh.AldF INtnHrs--lO bbls Four AsVl bushels
rhnaf; 1880 hu harley; hn a bush rye
CANAL kNpORTF-luanhhls hour Oo2Jl ouah
,gbrsi: taI bul 4 eorte ll4n bush barley.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Q.
Peterson's DetectoT cautions the public TO re
fuse i've dollar bills on the Western Bank OF
Philadelphia Over 5000 in spurious bills nave
been received. The notes are well engraved
and good limitations Of the genuine.
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which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng BY
s0fteniug the gums reducing all milan mations-il
illay LII PAIN aud spa-uiOdic action, and Is sure
To REGULATE THE BUN Els.
Depend upon il, mothers, will give rest to your
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct 4 .
A large number Of voters isb,;, d.rsti,es a.,
New York SeVaral 1li-1.-- =, = -. - - : ...i.- ~
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Last Nights 8 Report.
ELECTION NEWS

BALTIMORE. Nov. Q.
The American has a special despatch from vi
ginia reporting large gains for the Bell Evere
men. The Bell men Of Baltimore are sanguin'
Of & great majority
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains TOR Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
nat 81 Louis &e aud all the trains going eastward
connect a. Dunkirk with the trains Of the n " Az
Railroad, and ~ Buffalo With thUse ofthe New York
central and Buffalo New York City Railroads
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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REGATTA MATCH.

PoUsHKEEPsIE, Nov. 5.
The Regatta match for s5Os, between Ward Of
Newburgh, aud Burger Of POughkeepsie, WIZ
won By Ward-gOing ten miles in So minutes
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ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO saxon.
FARTHER PoIET, Nov.

The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
Oct 25th. Va Queenstown the Goth, passed this
point this morning, for Quebec. News antcl-
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aRAPHIG
a..,.la.r Afteraoonls RspoFt.
vn,eupsNrB Ar TaETR own WORK

TIIIs = = D = = y = - z
Arw YoRK, nov. @
The Times Washington correspondent ,'.l,,l sa9
IA al thc tpeeial request of numoei ~ y, '1''
ncnt citizcns cf Georgia, The go' o'sI,,sii. !,
uiaced the Arsenal ul Augueia ~ ~, t',s-s,,,i "A
w Esyesssv n e. Is 70 Be occupied BY eoinpu
ny oi cavalry. p...atoo m sntur.
The Psrsia passed Caps Race ass X M '@'1'
day niit 3 Gus ia NeW AeiA ~ A'e-'
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ILEVELAND AND PITTSBURC
~ RAILROAD.-SPRIEG ARRAEGEMENT To take
srect on Monday, June M, n 1900 TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DAILY-Suuilays eNcepted=
J:5O A. H.-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
5:b p. M.-EXpress for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
3 lvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
srk and Boston. Also with Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
read for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Alilersburg.
t8- Time by this route quick and lare will lie
tie same as BY Northern Lines 10 New York.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
2 r. MYERS G. T. Agent JuueiI
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De is sIl-so'15 IN curing cases In this CITY some
af VII #ru rsi 2ended hundreds OF dollars WITH
sl'Fi-- 7sg ans who pruess 20 treat az pri gafe
ualHIsae 7aH sstcCesH, AID without receiwiur fhs
T-1af -..r-F-.s Hr Iauaft
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J. 81. JONES, Pins Attorney.
Cleveland, oct. 10, ls6U oct. l2:3U5.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER II THE ruUBAIE NOUhr.-Ou the
s.li day NOYenbr, isfu, at CLOCK Tue alter
iy0h, at the dOOF vi TIE court House Cleveland,
OuyauOga county, OhiO, viii be sUid 10 the highest
Ui,er, BY the Probate Court The following
real eztatu, tle property Of CdrOs FlersOn, Dc
4 .euseu, u wIt
Being part Of lot No. in he township Of Brook
iyn, the county Vi Cuyahuga, aud otate Ui UhlOs
and bounded as iULOWs. y gaming IN the centre Vi
tine brelskYlile rOdu adjoining iauu Owned by MtuU-
Akin, tuenC , ~ and ~ West CHAINS ~ a
5tUne; thence south ami 5-iOu chains 70 pus.i
thence east gZltu Cnalus' D. hCc n anu IL
lU0 Cusins pUsti tuJ nee NUrth ~ and ~ b anu
Oz8lUU chains " the cvntrs OI the SAID breCksrile
rVud thence north As est along the centre Of the
road anu 35lUJ Uuains 20 tue pldre VI beginning,
cUntdlnIng Que and tlree-ti hts acres Of iauu with
he appurtelances thereto belonging. Appraised al
SoUO
Terms Of sale-one third in ten days from day Of
SALE and the balance ami two ears, with III
tsrest, secured b. mortgage IN salu premises.
SAMUE III SIOhEtf, Administrator
OF Carlos PiersUu, deceased.
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CHERIFFIS SALE-PURSUANT

GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
10 the command Of pluries order Of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahCgt coun-
ty the suit Of Frederick Mead, Ct al, Plaintiffs,
against OrisOn Cathan, Defendant, 10 directed
shall Oer OI sale at public tiOn at the door Of the
Court House in the Ci1y Of Cleveland, in said county
the n DAY Of December, le6i at O'Clock 2. NJ,
the oilOV ing described lands and tencnents 10 wit:
lst. Stua in Orange township, CuyahUga county,
Ohio being in Tract 3 Let /, bounded east aud north
by lot line Of lot south by land sold 10 A. C. Card
uer and west 10y lin 50 far west to make 81 56-lUO
acres. Appraised at S5'2uO
I'd Part Of Sub Lot I36 in the Graves allotment In
the village # Chagrin Falls, County Of OuyahOga,
and State Of Ohio, being the west part Of I73z feet
in s. T. corner Of said lot and is 5U feet front on
kiver street and l03 sig feet deep.
Appraised al $40 On.
D; L. w5GHTMAN 5ge9gip SRaEsqa
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HLEV ELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No. Is.
To take effect after Thursday, February TO- ISjs
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leaveI youngstown to
Youngstown. Cleveland
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aftisteIlautons.
4 NoYELFY n TlE M w0RLpI
THE AMERICAN

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent In the United States Eng
fs land France and Belgium.
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George W. eirty aud Car
oline h. Girty, PITTS,
against
Barzilla "A. Hutchinson,
hKnnah j Hutchinson,
Ambrose A. Lame,
IuOs. Weddle, ThOs.
,. " eddie, and William
Weddle. Dcnuis ;.
Barnes and john b.
Park, Stebbins Morgan
q Alien, Alexander
Chambers ! DAVID "A.
chambers, partners IN
uur tha hTm ualuc Vi A.
3 b. IA. Chambers, ia
brili ). Mayer, Charles
4, RaynOld, Frederick
W, DeyOe, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran.
dies a Leopold MIcket,
Cross 4 hOyt, Lewis
Cox 4 Co., samuel b.
scneiiiei!n, Sidney A.
scnelIielin, james l..
Scheiiielin, Bradhurst
q Scheiilelin, Lewis
feuchtwHnger a VIII
liam PsrkIns, Defend
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AEditiuFs.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng by
sOfteniug the gums, reducing all infdmmatiOns-Wl
alLaY a IL PA IN aud spu-uIOdlc action, and
To REGULATE THE BOW Ills.
Depend upon II, Mothers will give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH To OUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE md
THU tn OF u, what have bren able 10 say 81
iuy other nledicins, NEVER HAS II FAILED IN
A SINGLE lNSEANCkIO kEuI CUhE when
timely USED. Ne7er did We know instance Of dis
satisfaction by any who used il. Uu the cUutTa-
~, all delighted with its operations, and speak
terms VI vommendation OF the magical effects aud
medical virtues. We speak in this matter WHAT
WE Do KNOW, after ten years experience, and
pledge reputation for the fuitilnelit Of what
here declare. lu almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be fOund in hfteen twenty minutes alter the
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
Of the most perIenced aud Skiliful Nurzes ID
New England, and has been used with NeVer-iailing
THOUSANDS OF CASES
It not only relieves the child from puin but iuviF-
crates be stomach and bUwels, acdity and
gives tone and energy 10 The whole system. IL viii
almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLIC
and OyerUUmes COMMISSIONS, which II not speedily
remetied end in death. " e b-lieye il the btsi and
remedy in the world, IN all Of Dyseutery
and Diarrhoa IN children, whether il arises IRON
teething, Or any other cause. We would cay 10
cry MOther WhO has child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints, do let your prgIudicea
the preudces Ui Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will be sure yes
Absolutely sure TO follow the Of This Medicine,
iftimely used. Full direction for using will accom-
piuy each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile OF CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is
the outslds wrapper. Sold by druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Office, Is Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 2J CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sept2s;dAwR25
For sale BY STRONG q ARMSTRONG, Agents,
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PRIV Ns Disc s.
Wiz li 7.6 sascts arising thsruirUm. melnding
r.-r-L.-r,- IN Nr,Prrrrs nr,,..... -.

I-t ID us NEhfUlo FkOSLkAIlON-
l. i= sul-lo71f IN curing cases In this CITY some
af E1 % .-st eSpended hundreds Of dollars with
slil 7sg ans who pFuiess 20 treaf al pr Fafa
ua-sl.i-e 7ilh z'ccess, and without receiving The
. least -s.r-fr.s d9 teueft.
o. aI 85,sS soes not boast that be Is a member Of
So 4siieEu in London or Paris, as PERHAPS some
others do f0r the purpose Of ensnarn the in nocent
aud who hold out great expectations never
allied Bat what Dr.. GIBSON might itoast oi "a
this that he Is able g give entire satisfaction 10
those who repose couhdence in his ability and infeg
rity, and thai be has perfected American ssfoTn
Of treatment which challenges any Physician OF i5-
radical cure Of sfllal weak ness, and all diseases or
arrangements, both mental aud physical, arisiur
nom sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims Tor his new treatment ths
touoWing advantages over al others yet discovered:
and hrsts the agents used are n respect Disagree
ahlei he uses no relius OF the dark aqes such A
AercnIys nor any Qther ieleterious drug: Secondly
~ reslEictlons a. Diet or business s required; Third
d his treatment is positive and certain 10 al cass1
De stands urepared 20 60 into any public or uriV1t
hospital in tlie United States and tsmOnsfrre n
other nov known 70 he world In point OF pruu1uf-
ness permanency, niildnesss safety and conVeniencC
to the patient.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN cleveland.
and has durine the post nine mcHths perorna NAM
cures Of diseases which had for Year1 resisted an
other uoles Of treatment Reference can be Eiven tc
Boston, New urks and other cities IN raa1rd &C
skill and integrity in al professional transacfons
Dyspepsia kii,il matiam. scroiuls and all chrouic
diseases treated with superior sucoess.
~ Medicine sent 90 any part OF the country on
receipt Of ten doisrs.
d. GIBs0N's New Work on Physiology Tor sal,
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and Msdiciae,
- Ofioe No. III Ontario street, up stairs. ,su
doors from the Public Square.
Oi1ce hours irum t0l2 aud from 2 TO 90 O'Clock
fHAilN- is~iufilNa fInnfiHf 2
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CHERIFFIs sALE-BY YIRTUE

II LnIEI II = DCAAL-D i In UE
~ Of writ Of reudiiOnl expOnas, issued from the
court 0f Common Pleas Of Gu ah0ga County. at the
ruIt Of the Commissioners Of Cuyahuga County,
Plaintiffs, against Henry L. hItman, ct. al De-
lehdants to directed shall otter for sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in The
City 4 Cleveland in said County, ths 81 day Uf
December, lN6ls at o'clock =. ~, the follow ing
described lands and tenememts, to wit Situate in
the city Of Cleveland, County Of Cuyahoea state Of
OHIO: IN Barber Lord allotment Lots NUs,7 us,
94 and go east half Of Lot No. - south side fwest
end Of Lot No. %, west half of Lot No III, south
half Of Lot No. 545, one half in common Of Lots Nos
80 4O and fDl, south hall Of Lot No. 1875 and whole
Of Lots Nos. 49, 64 6a5 6S6 and 6s7. Also in VIII
leyville allotment Ia said city sub Lots Nos o. a.,
l53, and 335- Also Sub Lot No. ~ IN l. L. Hewitts
subdivision and allotment in said city
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Look over the list; make up 4 case Of Whai kIna
Tou choose and inelose the amount In eurren. nOt'
or stamps by mail 70 our address a. 562 BroadVay
NeW-Tork and The medicine VII be duly returned by
mall or express free nf charge
AGENTS WANTED We desire an active. efficient
Agsn FOR the sale Of our Remedies In every town o.
community in TIE Cnltrd States Address Dr. HVB
esEETs 4 Co. No. 562 BRolDHtT. NsF-ToEE
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NUIILE.
A SA MAHAN. OLE ADRIAN IN

A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
A tie State OF Michigan, Wili take notice that
., ph X. Hartwcll OF 81 GATHERINGS, canada West
did, on th8 9th dA' Vi october, A. D. lsu0, .le his
petition III the Court OF Common Pleas OF the
ty Of Cuyahuga, in the state Ol Ohio, against silas
>. stone, Mar aretta stone, Asa Aiahau, and Wm.
O. North, DESCENDANTS, pray ug that certain lands,
situate IN Brooklyn township in said ty OF Guy
ahoga, and known a. lots %, 62i, 62, 66, 5i7 6,
bAy and 90, l ). ;. stones survey OF College tract,
being part Of lot No. 81 in said Brooklyn township
may be sold 10 satisfy a certain gage gwen
securityiOr the payment Of ive prOmssOTy notes for
interest, made by Silas ). StOue 10 Asa Mahan da-
Ted May lst, 1850 and payable in one, two, three,
iour aud nye years alter date which notes and mort
ga9e were assigned By said Asa Mahan TO said Mm.
Y. NOrih, and By said VIM. z. North the plautin
Joseph X. Hartweu.
The said Asa Mahan Is required to appear and ans
wer said petition on or before the Sth DAY Of Decem
Der, 1901. Il. r. SPALDING,
unNLL-lln L. nI.l..
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PRICE
Also spECTUCa

FoR AsTHNA on PBTHEi0. - Oppressed, Difficult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and EIpec
tOration. Price, 80 cents per beL
FOR EAR DlsCHAEaEs AED DEAEEEss.-Di8chargeE
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles.
Mercurisla For Noises In the head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aclls
Price, 50 cents Per box.
FoR sCEoyULA-Enlargei Glands, Enlarged and In.
durated Tonsils, sEellinga and Old Ucers ScEoiuors
Cschsxy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box.
Foa GsERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, Exhausting Discharges. Price, 30
sents per box.
FoR DRoPsT.-Fuid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ngs with Scanty secTstions- Price 50 cents feT box
FOR sEA-SICES Ess.-Deathy Sickness, Vertigo, NRu-
sea- Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, so cents per box
POR CRNART DisEAsEs-Ror Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urinaton, Diseases Of the Kid
neyB Price, 90 cents per box.
FOR eENIsAL EEEsIoEs-lnvoluntsry Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and DslllitEr Bad Re
rs1 rzszs-tv1arz must SUCCESSFUL AnQ clll-
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon a.
cure Price. with FUN directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, OF 10 seek advice Of Prof HUH-
PHRETs, do 50, al bis Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from AN. 10 PM or by letter.
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MAkING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At BraceYtlle with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At AtWarren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. +.
W. Z. R. 4. to Pittsburgh
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
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PoRT oF oLEYELAND.


Sfmr. Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit,
:'rgp. Northern Ligai, Spaulding, Ontonagon.
schr. A. Ware BenueIt, Ogdensburgh, w tons mds
sow Ellrn, lewis, Detroit.
ieow henry Esung, Bonner, Pt. Huron.
cLEARED,
'tmr May Queen, YiEer, Detroit.
Prop. Northern Light, Spaulding, Qntonagon-
Sc0W Rescue, Rubinson, Kslly's Island.
seoW n. G., Fosburg Wyandotte-
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N1 ASTER COMMISSION ER5S

IA VI ASTER COMMISS 10 n h RS
lyl SALE.-Pursuant 10 al order vi sale, 10 me
ii.o,cd, Issued from the Court Ot Common Pleas 0i
CuyahUga county, OhiO On the 9Th day OF October
lSOO, IN action therein pending, wherein William
Hunter is piaintih, and James hOss kstner IL hOss
and others are defendants, sis ON the lU.h day Of
November, lsbU Uevck p. NJ, pUse lOr sale al
puOiIc auction, at the door VI tue Court House,
She city Of Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels OF land described follows, TO
wit:
-. Being part Of lot 2 in the original allotment
. he village oi SleNslaad "a ig al
point the west line OF Bank street IN SAID CITY
thirteen (l3J north Of tie nOrtn line Clair
street; thence westerly at right auglgs with Bank
street 10 the west lius OF SAID lot No. 2s thence
nOrtherly and parallel WITH Bank street, sixtysIX
(65J feet; thence easterly at right angles win BANK
street ~ the VI 81 line eIeOIi thence sOutuerly
ths line VI bank street sixty elk l05J feet to
me place VI beginning Apprised al isutJ.
II. d" Known part Ut lot NJ. twenty seven "a
ia cleveland, UuyahUga county, UhlU, and being
tnlrty-three (l ieet mont Oh the sOuthe!y side vi
johnson street, and nine ~ deep equal width
aud bounced as follows: Commencing ON The west
line Oi Lana owned by joel Scranton, -ON. - io5
running thence sUutneriy uine o. rUusi thence
westerly parallel wlth JOnusOu street thirty
three (aJl ieeti thence nUrtugIy " The sOutuerll
along sald johnson street " place Uf beginning
Apprised value 81 ,zU.
"a. known part Of ten acre lot fIfty-5iN (55J,
cleveland, Uuy aliugt county, Ohio, ueeued uy
Joseph Lyman 10 JOnH B. aring, october - lo5l,
liid IL bOuEced and described fOllUws, BE-
sinning a. pViht on Prospect street, uOftu side,
- PIUs pet stest Is now Wiueued, aud be ug
southwest eOrhei Oi said lot aud the northeast cur
ner Of fIOspect aud FeiI3 stfect7i iuhnlus theu.e
uVrgneriy aiOug the east line vi Ferry street One
hundred lOItynv tliJJ ieut; tuence eisiery uh
liIue parallel wItn norm ilns u Pros peel stree
sey,n,y iye t inches w. thence sOuth
etiy Un a line parallel wi,h the east une vi Perry
street Que huHdryd lUrty nyo (l4jJ lee, iheHC,
westerly aiuu Che hOIIh line VI Prospect stres. -
ana ten inches " TIE place vi DesIanlugi Deibs
lanu ueedcd 70 James hOss Uy o. n skeeis
anu wIcs recoi ded III tUioJ Guy .llUga hersi pagV
JOSEPH ). GRANNIS,
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GALES ROOMS III SUPERIOR
~ Street, over Merchants Bank.
GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED
HOISEHESS
SEWING MACHINESl
Have taken Premiums at the late State Fairs Of New
York, Illinois, Kentucky and Michigan, and
By the united Voice of the People are
pronounced the
Very Best Family Sewing Machines Extant.
Tailors and Shoe Binders are invited to examine
the New and Improved SHUTTLE machine recently
patented by this Company. 1t is offered 1t prices
within the reach Of all.
- Send for Books and CircularE.
- Liberal discount made to Agents.
SIX Thread and Needles, and general assortment
OF sewing Machine Material on hand.
GROVER BAKER s. n. Co.
s. J. WADSWOHTH. Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-07

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DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
STEAMERS
oUEAN, MAY QUEEN,
Captain K &. EVANS, Captain L. Il. NIGER,
Win form Daily Line between
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
The coming season Que Of the above boats viii
leave Cleveland every evening, Sundays excepted
At O'Clock, connecting next morning at Detroit
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
For jackson, Chicago, 81. Paul, Marshall, Milwau-
see, Burlington, kalamazoo, fond dq Lac Quincy,
Niles, La Crosse ST. Joseph, Mich City Prrle Du
jhien, Iowa City. Also, with steamers Tor saul
sAW and the DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE
dAIhROAD.
re- Frsights contracted through to the above
name points at the lowest possible rates.
rare One Dollar less than by any other Route.
sG- Detroit Passengers by taxing this Route save
BS- Ii kets can be obtained Rt all the principal
Ticket noes, alsO at the Union Ticket Once, u.
1Orton Agent, superior street, Cleveland or AZ the
idice OF the Line on the Dock. ..,,,,
mayl4RlO General Agent, Ulsysland, ohio.
NEW AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
EAST.
BALTIMORE & OHIO AND CLEVELAND
PITTsBURGH RAILKOADs.
Through Receipts and Prompt deliveries BY
THIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
Philadeiphia, New York, Boston aud PrOvi-
ieHce. Also, 70 Richmond, Charleston and Savanah.
No dTayAge, and but one transfer to Baltimore
or Philadelphia, and but Two transfers
~ either Of the other points.
RFRates rs low as BY an, other RUuts.-sa
Contracts made, also, for freghts from any Of the
q q SS!5lEAs We 1s1S '2Es 2sas. oanHIsls :
September . l.6n