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thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
Il DR.. EATON'S; lnianlile Cordial, and wbyi
because II never fails to afford insaneous relief
when Given In time. Ii acts as Ii by magic, and
one trial alone will convince you that what we
say is true. II contains no paregoric or Opiae Of
any. kind, and therefore relieves by removing the
suflerings OF your child. instead Of by deadening
It's sensibiliues For this reason, it commends
itsel Ms only reliable preparation now known fer
Children reething .Diarahea, Dysentery Grip.
ing 10 tho Bowels, Acidity of the Stomach, Wind,
Cold in the Head, and Group, also for eoiteniug
the gumr, reducing information, regulating the
Bowels and relieving pain. Is has equal being
an nti.spasmodic IL is used with uniailing sue.
cess in all cases Of Convulson or other Fils As
you value the life and health OF your childred, and
wish tosave.them from those sad and blighting
consequences which are certain 10 resu, from the
use Of narcotics Of which all other remedies for
lnfaniile Complaints are composed. take none bu,
DR.. Ea,ons lnfantile Cordial, this yon can rely
upon. Il Is perfee,ly harmless, and cannot injurs
| the mos delicate infant, Price, 25 cents. Full
eelions accompany esch h,ttle, Prep,red onlyO
CHURCH & DUPONT, y
No 400 Broadway, New Yor K.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

Gu. ft EEdAA<e4-11k-lAs-ESE E1IkA-' tFt
A Bensuoisnt Instilution established by .sYs-
cial Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted Viih viru-
lent and Epidemic diseases. and
especially jor ne cure Of
diseases Of ihe Sexual Organs.
Itl Surgeon, 10 all WHO apply by letter, with o
description OF ,l.eir condition, tage. occupatiop :
habits OF lille, &c.) and in eose OF extreme povort
Medicines iurnishdd free Of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhcea, ard otiier'
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs. and on the New
Remedies employed in the ,Dispensary. seL tc'
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, Tree OF charge,
Two or three Stamps Tor postnge wii,b6 acceptable
4 Address. Dr.. JsSkllislS H0uGHTuN,s Act
ing Snrgeons Howard AssociaIiop. No, 2 s. Ninth
Street, phiiadeiphia,P Pa. BY 6rderof The Directors
~ sast Ezra DsslEARTwELL, lPresideni.
GEo FAIRcHiEi.D, Secretary. nolO5a
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liver INVLGORAIQR
MEYER DEBTLITATES. -

III Is compounded entirely from Gums, and as
l. become an established fact. STANDARD Mi
cine known and APP - proved by all that
have used ii, and is - now resorted to with
confidence in all the - diseases tor which ID
is accommodated = has cured thousands
within the last yaar - who had given up all
hopes OF reliet the numerous unsolicited
cerIificniesin IN my pos - session show.
The dose must be = adapled to The temp
ernment OF the indi. = vidunl taking i. aud
used in such quant' = ties as TO act gently
on the Bowels =
let the dictates of . ! vour judgment guide
you in the of the - Liver lnvigorator Il
il will cure LIVER L. COMPLAIN rs, Bill
lious Attacks, Dys- "a lpepsia Chronic Diar-
rhoca Su ,Iner com 8 plants, Dyseniery,
drniIsy, sour stuInnci - Hsbitual costiveness,
ChOlic, ch Iera chol- - era Moibus, Cholera
lninntum, Flatulrncs, Jaundice, feulale Weak
nesses, nnd may be used successfully as an Ordi-
nary Family Medicine. 1t will cure Sick Head
acre, as thousands can testify in twenty minutes,
| II two or three Teaspoonfus are taken ut conf
mencement Of tack. All who use it are giving
heif testimony IN Its favor.
| Mix water in the mouth with the luvigo ator
aud swallow both together.
Price One Doler per Bottle. 81, ,,.,p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-13
DOUGLAS BARBECUE.

NEW 1ORK, Sept y.
The Douglas Barbecue at Jones Woods to-day
Was attended by a vast thrOng. Douglas and
johnson We're enthusiastically received. In the
course Of his remarks, Mr.. Douglas said he was
IN favor q a cordial union with every Union man
VINO Was true 70 the Constitution, and every man
who was IN fayor Of enforcing the laws in an
oontln geloies, II alr. Breckenridge was in favor
OF ehiole.ng ne lave against secessionists dis
then he (DOuglas) was with him e''o VS.
Believing the Union in danger, he vyould make
any personal sacrifice 70 save it. II n S-ifl,i,s1
al Of his (D0uglas) name viii defeat IineoIn he
would at this moment ithdraw IL more esneciai
ly II his withdrawal would secure the election Of
some man true to the Constitution, and who
wOald enforce the laws. He appealed 10 ali
UniOn;men to rally TO one Electoral Ticket and
beat the abolitionists but cOnjured them TO make
no fusion, no bargain, no compromise, with any
candidate who has not pledged himself TO sus-
tain the Constitution, the Union, aud enforce all
the laws uuder all circumstances.
Douglas and johnson were serenaded this eve
ming
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DOUGLAS CONVENTION.
srR1xerIElp. Sept. IN.

SPRINGFIELD Sept. 18th.
The Douglas Convention which is largely atten-
ded, choose Oliver Stevens, of Boston. President
In the Informal ballot for Governor, Judge
Ping herrick had large plurality, but after
some discussion, Erasmus d. Beach, of this city,
the candidate for several yeaas previous to last
year, was nominated by acclamation- charles
Thompson, Of CharlestOWn, was nominated for
Lieut.. Governor. Isaac Adams OF Boston, was
nominated for Treasurer, and Jas EastabrOoks of
Worcester, for Auditor Samuel W. BOnman, of
Pittsheld,- for Sec'y Of State, and Samuel p.
Lamb, Of Greenfield, for Attorney General.
Isaac Davis Of Worcester, and Charles Gardner
Of Lee, were nominated for electors at large.
Strcng Do1glas and non-intergentiOn resOlu-
tions were adopted, and the feelings Of the con
ventiou were decidedly against fusion
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OsWEGO:lLARKET-SBPT. -.

FLOUR-Unchanged $50 for extra statei s.
for iavOrite double extra city brands.
WHEAT-Market closes with lair Demand
Sales 5GO bush Milwaukee Club at ,25 1900 bush
No Chicago spring at SIl6; 1900 bush winter red
CORN-Held at 5sc without sales.
Other grains quiet.
l9s for Wheat: Corn II 1fc, TO New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-40Q bbls flour; l6l,9OO bush
wheat; 600 bush eorni 1000 bush barley. ,-,o
CANAL EXPORTS-4OO b6ls hour 4ZiOO Dush
wheat; 2O5OO bush corn; $500 bush rye.
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RFPURLICAN DEMONSTRATION.

The Repubiican demonstration here to-day was
one Of great enthusiasm. Some l5,00o people were
in attendance, including Wide Awake clubs trom
Pittsburgh Cleveland nearly all the surround
ing towns, aud about 1900 nom New ork stlle'
over 600 Wide Awakes with lighted torches
Joined In a procession tonight which was over
half an hour In passing given point; The meet
ing was addressed by Hon, Is, +. Wade, non
I0shna Giddngs, Gen. Simon Cameron, Gas
sius nj. CLAY. Gov Recdcr, and other distinguish
ed gentlemen.
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MADISON, Wis, Sept. I2.
The attendance at the Republican demonstra.
tration was large, il being estimated at 900 per
sons.
Speeches were made by Gov. Seward, c. F.
Adams, Gen. Nye, Senator DOOlittle, aud other
prominent Republicans.
About one thousand Wide ANvakcs from ad-
joining towns are here and are having grand
torch light procession.
Several buildings are brilliantly Illuminated.
Senator Wilkinson from Minnesota addressed
the people to-niRht
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FoREIGN ARRIYAI..

NEW York, Sept 18th.
The steamship Illinois arrived this evening
from HaTre. News anticipated
Mr.. Plum who was arrested at Panama, was re-
leased from prison on the I'd, on affecting an ar
rangement satisfactory TO the authorities regard
ing the payment Of the custom dues.
The steamer Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool
with $3.50 900 in specie and $50 600 in bank bills
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BUFFALO lIARKET-sEPT. 10.


FLOUR-Sbarce and firm with good demand
WHEAT-Less frm with moderate demand =
Sales Z5OJl bush No Milwaukee club al 81 l6dl II;
500 bush red winter 1000 bush No. Chicago
Spring at 81, IL.
CORN-Dull Sales 900 bush at 55c.
Other grains quiet and unchanged
WHISk Y-Nominal at &c.
CANAL ERFIGHTs-l1c on wheat lOc on
corn; Gle on Hour TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-9JO bbs -FOUR zs9CO bush
wheat; l2OOO bush corn.
u-haaf. 2inm bush corn.
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BRECKENRIDGE CONVENTION.

The Breckenridge Convention was organized this
morning by the choice ef Hon. r. J. lngersol for
President, who made lengthy speech which was
chiefly an attack on the Republicans.
The Convention then adjourned for dinner 4
mi---ss5rTvrrsirIrr AT Two O'Clock and
nominated for electors at large, Raloh ]. lngersO
and Thomas H Seymour, with instructions TO vote
for Breckenridde il il elect him, if not for any
national man who can defeat Lincoln also, inviting
the cooperation Of other organizations.
The Convention comprises the experienced men Of
the party.
Thirty guns are being fired on the public square.
BosTOS, Sept. y.
Geo. B. Loring, ofSalem, Presides over the Breck-
enridgs Convention in session to-day at fremont
~. rnnranti,n :. nr,it. n,i1v attnndad
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BALTMoRE, Sept u.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Baltimore was
celebrated today with considerable spirit Mill
taryparade and other festivities were the order of
the day.
The weather was quite cold, and the wind has
blown gale all day.
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POLITICAL DEBATE.

OMAHA CIrT, n. r. Sept. u.
The joint debate between Morton and Daily
Democrats and Republican candidates for dele
gates to Congress, commenced to-day.
They are 70 speak at the principal points
throughout the territory
Both Democrats and Republicans are confident
of success
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Last Night's Report.
FROM WASHINGTON,

WAsHtNGToN, Sept. 13.
The New Orleans mails have 50 repeatedly failed
to arrive within the schedule time during the past
mouth, that the department have taken the matter
into consideration with view to n remedy.
Within the past year bout 6 600 acres Of public
lands have been offered, but owing 10 we'll known
causes the sales have been small and the returns
for eOmnaratiyely insignificant.
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Convention is quite fully attended.
BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.

WORCESTER, Sept. 18th.
The Bell and Everett Convention Is presided
over by Rosinger Baker. of North Hampton The
Hall Is crowded with deleqafes
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NEW YORK MARKKT-sEPT. IL.



FLOUR-Less active aud scarcely so firm. Prices
however are without material change, the arrivals
light, and selections poor.
sales we're 1910 bbls-at S57Oa5,S0 for supertne
state; S6Oad 10 for extra state; S5lO5,I5 super
fne western; S6,G166,25 for common TO medium eX-
ira western; S6,l5G6,23 for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN FLOUII-NIarket rules quiet with
for superhne; S6,lOle7,5O for common TO choice ex-
RYE FLOUR Steady, with small sales at $50
4,4O for common 20 choice suporhne.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged. sales loO
WHISKY Y-Fsir demand salos Of 500 bbls at
WUEAT-Steady with fair export demand Re
ceipts light. sales white Michigan at Sl,4s@l,6G
fair Chicago spring at ,26 -; unsound DO al ~
an AZ. amber Wisconsin at Sl,35; good milwaukee
TO arrive; fair white Indiana at Sl,f5i unBOunu
white western At L. ,359l,aO. -
RHE-Scarce and nrm, with sales OF fouO pushels
at &c Tor unsOund SOC for prime.
RAR IEN-Scarce and firm at &c
ClORN-Shade better. Sales are Is, 900 bush at hS
Gqc for mixed western ahoat; 5uc IN store; b3c IN
store, Tor damaged Jersey yellow. closing @ JUL
OATS-Quiet and sleadyi n94zo ior western anu
PORK-DulI for mess, steady for prime. Sales
Of 100 Dbls at Sa,409lg50 for new mess; Slslz iQ5
old mess; Sl4l2g 1877 Tor new prmei SlS'-0 loi oiu
BREF-Steady aud quiet sales Of 80 bbls at
S4UHn4 25 for country prime; S5,q3,5O Tor country
mess, S7al0 Tor repacked mess Sll9ll,5O tor extra
MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal.
BEEF II AAIS-Quiet. Sales so bDls western 81
CUT MEATS Quiet; SIC for shoulders; lo%@
LARD-Dull and unchanged. .-
HITTTER-Firm with good demand, at l2a9l3
CHEESE Steady at gz9Ipsc for inferior to
prime
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NATIONAL HORsE I'm.

CHcIENATIi Sept. ~
The National Exhibition was opened to-das by an
address from Prof Cary
The time Of taking enteries has been extended, as
e was impossible to receive them.
The exhibition as whole.surpassos any yet given
By the Society.
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FIRE.
nRr.RHR ArrnN

NKw ORLEANS, Sept L.
An oil factory on the New Shell Road, was
burned yesterday Loss $50 600 No insurance.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
! RAILROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. Is.
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1852

MAKING CONNECIlONS. ,,-,,
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cisve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls 40.
ElAt Mantua, with hacks for kavenna, &C.
AT Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Canheld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle Po-
land, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence BY p +.
CHAS. L. RHODES, suP't.
Cleveland, Feb. 9.Is5g.
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NY. CATTLE lIARKET-sEPT. IL

BEEVES-Markot depressed, but no material
change In prices Receipts 500 head Quotations
Ga &c: average I58td4Te6c.
SHFRP Il, I.AMBS-In fair demand at the
advance OF 25c Per head. Receipts Il, ,Oq0.
SWINE-In good demand at fill prices. Receipts
go0O Quotations 6G64c.
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GriswoId Castle, Plss a, Httys. Y - = . ssps5ol
CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

GHERIFF AND MASIER UUM-
- MISSiONER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
iand Of an order OF sale issued from the Uours Of
Common Pleas Of CuYahOga county, At the suit OF
Alexander B, Hallswell, plaintiff, against David a.
Baird, DESCENDANT directed, shall Oner Tor sale
At public auction the door Of the Court House in
the City OF Cleveland in said county, on the TN day
Of September, l56O, at O'Clock p M, OF said day, the
Situate in the Township Of Independence, being
No. (6) six in the 18th range Of Townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of ONO,
and which is also in the county OF CuyahOga, and Is
known by being the east part Of lot No. Is 0I John
A. Crangers subdivision of part Ot tract No. one tlJ
in said Township east Of the CuyahOga River, ana
bounded east by the centre Of the state Road, $50
caildJ; on the north and south by the lot nes and
on the west by lands contracted 10 James ats be-
ing same land decided to said Baird by Biddal and
WIFE, containing ten acres Of land be the same more
OF less. Appraised at Si7b. ,
d. l.. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Com r.
W, bI.- pltsas AtfFv uaHIT.3nl
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Wp. AbbsI, Pll,as Az qaGll;99L
! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

n
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Ias Usen appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF George Stewart deceased late OF lef
land civ and ali persons having dealings with said
estate are hereby required to present them Tor ad-
Iustment according 70 law.
GUY STRWART, Administrator.
auq2S.a0
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SIEN y ! d IS 3 5.
with ali bad effects arising thercirom, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATtON.

with ali bad effects arising theroirom, ineuding
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
He has succeeded In curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of doilarB with
self-styed physicians, who profess 70 treat m pirate
maladies with success, and without receiving the
least particle OF benefit
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he is a meuuer Of
some College IN London OF Paris, az perhaps SONS
OF hers do for the purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
and who hold out great * peclatuns never
allied. But what DIT. GIBSON might uGast o. is
fhis that he 4 able % give entire satisfaction %
those who repOse cuuhdence in bis ability anfi intrg
rty, and that be has perfected an American system
don or Paris OF any patent medicine 90 cquai the
radical cure Oi seminal weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical arisin1
from sexual or secret abuse
DR.. GIBSON also claims tor his new treatment IN
following advantages all others yet discovered.
and first the agents used art in 10 respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug. Secondly
no restrictions n diet OF business is required; Third
hospital IN the United States and demonstrate The
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known 70 the world m point OF prompt
ness. permanencys nidnesss safety and convenience
/ t. the patient
and has dnrng the past nine months performed nlauy
cures Of diseases which had for years rtsiste all
other nOes Of treatment. Reference can be given 70
individuals OF the hr5t respectabihty ia Cleveland
l Boston, sew York, and other cities ia regard 10
skill and integrity in all professional Transactions
/ Dyspepsia, khuematisms scroiuia and all chronic
/ diseases treated with superior success.
/ B1r Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
/ receipt Of ten dollars.
DR., GIBsON's New Work on PhysiOlogy for sals
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and MedieiHe,
So OHice No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q few
doors from the Public Square.
Office hours from % u and from 70 to o'ctock
l daily, lsundays exceptetl.l augg
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Hannah NJ. Cartel, exscutriL Of
William W. MarJOram,
deceased, plaintiff,
vs..
S.P. Short, Ruth Short, John
Coon, Martha A. Il Coon, Will
liam r. Carver, Price French
Rachel French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles o Burt,
Everst Wilcox, Henry 2 Burton,
the Ocean Bank of the City OF
New York, and ThOmas Bura-
ham. defendants.
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OHERTFF'S SALE-BYVIRTUE

- of a writ Of YenditiOni EXponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the
suit OF Augustus Fuller, ct. al plaintiffs, against
John Davidson, defendant, shall offer for sale at
public aucon at the door OF the Court House. in the
CITY of Cleveland, in said county, the 18th day Of
October, $780, 2oclock P M, Of said day the fol-
lowing described real estate, TO witt one third part
in common of the following described lands and ten
ements to wit: original lot No. (2gO) two hundred
and ninety in Newburgh township, Cuahoga county
Ohio bounded north. west and south by the original
lot lines and there being two lines the east side,
and the westerly Of said two lines is made the
eastern boundary, supposed TO contain one hundred
acres Of land Appraised at S2,66I. - -
ID. L. WIGnTMAN, Sheriff.
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acre. OF land. AppTalseu az Ez,1lL. = :, -
T Ingaruoll pit,ffs Att'v seplI:3Ol

UUSAN Z. SMALLEY is HERE
- BY notified that on the sth day Of september,
100 James 7. Newman filed petition against her
IN the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyuhoga county,
ohio the object and prayer Of which petition Is 10
ub,st TO sale by order Of Court, the following prem
sas situate in the City Of Cleveland county OF Guy
abOgs and State Of Ohio, and is known as part Of
snb lot No. 90 in Benedict Roots allotment OF
mart Of original lots Nos A and g. and is bounded s
koows to wit; Northerly by sub lot No. 5i eastery
nv An alley westerly by Birch street; and southerly
by line drawn from the eastery line Of Brch street,
and 2S feet southery from the north east corner OF
said gub lot No 33 and parallel with the nOrth line
F Md sub lot No SO easteriy IS feet thence at right
N ges with this line south feet; thence easterly
and Al right angles with the last line teet; thence
northery at right angles with last line ieet thence
sssterly at right angles with east line and parallel
with the north line of said sub lot NO a5 70 SAID al
lev and which sale Is asked for under mortgage
executed thereon by said Susan f. Smalley 70 said
lanes T. Newman, dated February I'D laaoi and re-
corded In book %, page 5, Of Cuyahoga county Re
cords and was given 70 secure the payment OF the
fuT promssory notes Of said Susan E. Of that date,
one r s93 5O-lO0 payable April 18th, 1855 one for
sol a. ION payable January 18th, 1857 one Tor t9l
S-l00 payable January 9th, 1860, and one for tsl
sS-i0O payable January 29th, 1851 with Interest,"
That Judgment will be taken thereon for the sum OF
ss5s IU0 with interest from February 22d 1858, sand
susan E. Is notified 10 said petition on or be-
fore November 9TH, 1850. -. 80
L. PRENTdSS, Pitfs AM,
soptsnRsr lpth, lSSNsst
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4E0aI.

MASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
rom the Court Of COmmOn Pleas OF CuyahOgh coun-
IT, at the suit OF Edward Wade against Ora II.
Knapp and Others 20 me directed, shall expose Tor
sale nt public auction the door Of ths Court House
in the City Of Cleveland, the twenty first day OF
September, 1860, at three o'clock +. NJ thu follow
lug described premises situate In the Township OF
Newburgh, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, viz being IN lot
No, three hundred twonty-tOur In said Newburgh,
and bounded ns follows viz: beginning AZ the north
west corner Of said lot, thence south on the west
line twelve TU-lO9 chains 10 stake; thence east on
the north line Of Deborah l.. knapp'u land eleven
sO-lOO chains to a stake; thence north twelve 7UlUO
chains stake in the north line Of said Ot thence
west on said north line to the place Of beginning,
Containing fourteen and half acres Of land, being
tbs same premises conveyed by Isaac A. WiRhtmun
TO Garrett and Briggs by deed, dated August q la5l
Appraised at s2l0O.
HENRY G.. ABBEY,
auq9I.3OI Master Com r.
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TTISTER7S 17F-1i7.T S4T-EMN0TTTEI

MASTERS SALE.-NOTICE.-
lNI In pursuance of decretal order issued from
The Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio,
in a case in which Ralph II. MorthingtOn is plain
tiff and Myron DOuw ct. al, defendants, to me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at the door Of the new
Court House in the City Of Cleveland in said county
NJ of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, to wit;
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio and Is lot No. tWO-bunGred and forty (2lO) in
the Weyville Plat in said city being in that part
thereof which formerly in Ohio City, and is six
ty feet front and one hundred and forty nine to0t
nine inches deep. Appraised AZ 5000.
L. PreRtiss, n. W. BlhGHAm.
Pltfs Atty. Master Com'r.
auR9:R3o9