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.NLEYELAND AND ERIE RAIL

HLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ RQAD.-suNAER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
= On ana after Monday, April 9Th, 1850, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
lO:O0 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-StoppinRa at all Stations
except Wicklihe, Mentor, Perry, Union
Vile, SaybrOok and SWanville; aad arrives
az Erie l:5O P. NJ, Dunkirk 3:55 P. n, Buff
falO SIS P. y.
$40 P ~ CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at Painesville Ashtabula and Glrard
only; and arrives az Erie 6:32 p H., Dun
kirk s25 P. n. Buffalo $50 p. n, fl
$40 p. 4. H.CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
HHrs stopping at all Stations.
9.e0 P. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR az
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only :;
and arrives at Erie l2,47 A. NJ, Dunkirk
2:50 A. n, Buffalo 4:20 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
I55 A. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoBpiua at
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesYflls only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. n.
1888 A. n. MAIL THAIN-StOpping at all Stations
except Saybrook, Uni0nville, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklifie, and arrives at Cleveland
lao P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIS-stopping at ei-
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Psinesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. a.
Accommodation Train will leave COnneaut at 600
A. NJ stopping at all stations, and arriving az Csys
land at $40 A 4.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natt IT. Louis, &ci and all the trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
Cleveland April g. 1850.
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NEW YORK aIARKRT-MAY q.


BI TELRdnAPHl
!, EL0UR,-fully Sc higher With q better e1port
~ Ano also An improved enquiry for home con
~ lor enperlno Htats 81 ls959 for oytra efsts:
s2iosg2lzA los eupernne western E5,106s5O for
ping brands extra round hOoB Ohio. Market eios-
inG nrn e the improyenent. Included IN the saiss
! CANADIAN FLOUR-Dsmnnd mcdsrafS- Snd
msrkst clo1ing without striking change sales ci
o0i bbla 95 "a $40 for common 70 choice eIr4ra
RYE FI0UR-only IN limited request At nm
coax 1IIRAL-ouist and small sales At nm
S'i5 'WHI5KY-A shAde lower. sales ofsOo bbls at
NJ AT,-Thsrs Il better enquiry for Vhest
and msrkef hrnsF. Gaie9 50 90 bu1k 1uWlnkea
ei5b 6 ,Ii7i; $50 bulA Sir chieaeD GPTsS ts
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CtLEYELAND. COLuMRuS 49,

0tLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SuMMER Ar
RANeEHIKNT.-ls60. On and after Monday, April Is,
ls60, Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as fol-
lows
o:Os A. Il. n. Y. & Cincinnati Exprsss-stopping at
BersS, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south Oi
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:SO A. n,
Cincinnati 4:20 A. Il.
3;I3 ?. \. mmodatiOn-Stoppng at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. n, Cincin-
900 P A Night ESpress-stoppinR at Bsrea Grafton,
.. wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
- line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Colum bus ll;O5 P. n, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Bandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesyills,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dslphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne Laporte, Chicago, &c.
10 west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, TerTe Hauts, Fincsnnss, Evans
u yille Louisville Cairo st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, Dayton Cincinnati Line, for Springfield,
n o., DAYTON Hamilton, Cincinnati Rich
mond, indianapolis, Ierre Haute, Sc. Lguis,
ke.; and at Cincinnati with the Ohio & Mis-
Hissippi Railroad FOR Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loyeland,
"a and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Z Ms
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river. ..t
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Piqua and
81 For Tickets TO all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
Cleveland, April Il, IS5s : - - i
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OswEGO MARKEF-MAY "a.

rBY TELEaR1PHi
FLOUR-steady with good demand for the inIe-
riOr eastern trade
WHEAT-in better demand. Sales Of 6oOO bush
Milwaukee club at l,lsi 1900 bush do $500 white
and 4OOO bush Canadian.
CORN-Markst rsthsr dull. Sales small At &c.
RYE-Noninal.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Dull and lowcri -four
2sM3Oc wheat Tc; ccrn TSc 10 New York.
LAKE IAIPORTS-2,lo0 bbls -four; 100 bush
beans.
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BUsINRsS NOTICE.

@ See advertisements Of Dr.. sanford'D
Liver InvigOrstOr.
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HsnnIek nAalox. RIaln. :, = !. 1sI9Eassi. IS =. q
MI ASTER GOMMISSIONER,e

lyl SALE--Pursuant TO the command Of an oriel
Of ss1eI 70 me directed, issued from the Court q
ton therein pending, wherein samuel Mason I
plaintiff and David Pollock, Jana Pollock and Lar
public auction at the door Of the Court House cor
nef Of Seneea and Champlain Streets ~ the cltg %
Cleveland, IN said county, on the 25th day Of ~
1850 at o'clock p d. Of said dag ths f1li5EinT a
scrtbed lands and tsnements, TO wit: Situate q Ia
IeWnsnip OF Brooklyn being number seven On III
estern Reserve, In the State Of Ohio aud Whch =
also IN the county Of CugahOga, and IS known q Lof
stones addition 70 Ohio City and Cleveland. said
lot is one hundred and thirty l30 let front on Bur
ton street, and One hundred and sixty-six and ~
l2tls feet deep on the north line, and oue hundred
and sixtysix l66i feet deep along Kirkland street
named street. 7 80
Appraised value 81, ,S33O0
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs
Master Commissions
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
1 L MEN -Raad noticas in the Trfbrfuo efnea Des


11MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Deo
From his Excolleney JAMES D, WEscOTT, Gov.
ernor OF Florida and member Of the q. ). Senate;
.'For upward Of twenty-five years / was AFFLICTED
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country failed 10 cure, but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner, 10 tho
GrasfenberR Remedies. cOnsesntiOusly advise thsir
JAS. ID. WESTCOTT.
NEW YoRK, February, 1850.
DR.. J. +. BKIDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and dsrRnRed msnstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 70
clearly described In your adYertisements and PAM
phlets. She had the very best medical skill In this
city till entirely prOstrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most iudicioul
treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
70 sink, when came into your office at the GTae-
fenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms; As you was confident of tho Graefenberg
MArshaps Catholicon in relieving her, she diBcharg
ed all the physicians and tried II, though doubling
ly. Providentially il relieved her quickly, and ave
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the
plant, and she is as strong active and healthy a.
when young girl. JAO. B. BRIGGS.
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SENATE.

sEEATE.
Nr. BENJAMIN called attention to the neces-
nity Of doing something at once with the bill
from the Judiciary Committee TO provide for
the negroes now at Key West.
Il authorizes the President to enter into a
contract viii any persons or corporation to
receive from the Uuted States authorities the
Africans seized on the vessels engaged in the
African Slave Trade and to support them for
aix months from the date Of their landing on
the coast Of Africa shall not exceed 500 for
each person, the President Is also authorized
70 use the vessels Of war TO transport them to
Africa. S2a0,o00 Is appropriated for the
purpose Of the bill.
Mr.. Pugh offered an amendment to extend
tbs period during which the negroes are 10 be
supported % not less than one year, instead Of
Oix months Adopted, yeas 2o-nays II.
Mr.. Davis opposed the policy Of making
the appointment. It did not fall within the
obligafiors Of the Government to provide for
their support insAfrica for 30 long period.
Gr. Fessenden responded, eontending that
nWss inhuman TO turn them adritt without
providing for their support.
Ar. Davis replied, sustaining his previous
position. He offered, as an amendment, 70
strike out Of the bill expected 90 much as re-
lated simply to sending Negroes back.
Mr.. Benjamin advocated the bill and con-
tended that by our Treaty stipulations its
passage was demanded.
Mr.. Davis caused the treaty show that
no such Obligations existed.
Mr.. Brown coutended that the negroes
were slayea ct home and that If it was inhu-
nan 70 EstarR them i was not inhunan to
M bili fFon ti's judiciary conmlt,se prov,a
Ing Tor tle oeportstlon Of tie cSptured Africans
q Key West p4,,'e IN the shape reported, Al
q u.
sss1,sd 1SI M. On te otheT 1ids Hs ~ bs
~ Al one time expressed an opinion adveIse 70
~ vieVr Contained IN the resolution, but regard
= fhe Drsd Scott dseision - settling the ques.
tios. md should vote for the resolution.
Mr. IgerE01 sid that he had INTENDED 70 ofer
rnsndrenfI q fhe resolutions Of Mr.. Davis, but
- declined doing 60. He however reada series
a. Fesoiufions Which be had intended 70 oier az
"a nTuresrior Of his individual views
Th1v cIEiI1 eEirene southern ground claiming
slTf ifiS ~ duty Of Congress IN organizing The
srlTitoTisS 10 prSEide for the Profession q slave
pleperty. Re should, hovsyer, VOC IoF tie IssO-
-. Cirvs1id he bad Intended 70 speak IN tayor
- tha rssolnfions, hnd WIS sorry .thet ne rs
gF7Iaallr n1Sbis % do 90, a1d especially Hns ne
11ifF tSSt - M anable % reply % the a.
oaia and asnersi0ns OE his siate b. ne senatof
E1 ll1elI shose whole 81 ~ Y ~. -.
~ 1lu uiinois had Ear5leq re99 men q
e1ou thai A1abama was IN favor ot non-laie5-
yeEtcE. eneh nsTeT was the case. be qe1enoeo
NJ lanclT md dnclared himself EoSdy % En-
e E1at Wa called the ScGElet Letter = -
- 7ozssndsd that the resolutlqnl Nlis
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8hSsitiahs 4 tttgtpas.

nR. A. W. TUCKER---IT HAS
j become veil known fact that ~ cures y p
dr6ds Of chronic diseases, with bis Baths and Medl-
efnes where all other practice fsils He VIII gq4f-
autes 70 cure rheumatism, salt Eherm, bcr0iul4f
Liver Complaint Chill Fever, Dyspepsia, Grayel,
AsthmA Catarrh, DrOp5yi ellog secondary syp1illis
spaihc that never fails. Good success IN all other
ebronic diseases and many acute. Can and see the
Sfies. No. III, Ontario street, up stairs ~
49, fonaulfaffOu free. fnarZi
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rsrEaEp-AIay q.

Stmr May Queen, ViFer, Detroit ... .s
Prop Gen. Cushuan, Scott, Dunkirk, s. tons mdz.,
BarQHe ocean Wave, Insraham, 500 bush. sails, lOl
bbls water lime, Clark, Gardner Co.
Sehr. R. J. Gibbs, POmeroy, Toledo 1900 bus wheat,
Cary.
sehr. speedwel, Burnett, Bufialo. ~ 81
Sehr. Q. {. TroWbridge, Coyne, Buffalo,
sloop G. W. Orr, Fields, RoDdeau, 81 N hoop-poea.
Br. Seow Albion, - Houghton, As NJ lumber, 4 ii
shingles. 4.
sohr. Miami, Pennington, Buffalo.
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- D. Z. WIGHTMAN, sharid.
CIV. 5. srErsoN. Plaintias AftorReys.
SALE--RY YIB
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Shsrih
MILLIAMsoN & RInDIE. PIaintil-s A.sorn.Es n
OHERTFF'SS SSAIE-RY VTRTUF

SHERIFF'S SSALE---BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of VenditiOni exponus, Issued fOm ths
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at ths
suit Of Abraham R. Van Nest et ei., plaintlG5,
against ID. d. Glllett, DESCENDANT, 70 directed,
shall offer for sale at the door of the Court House.
lcorner Of Seneca and Champlain Streets, IN tbs
city Of Cleveland IN the aid county the 5th daT
Of June, 1850, at OcOck P. d. Of said day the l5l
lowing described lands and tenements % wit. Com
mencing at the intersection q tho southerly line of
Vermont street with the eastery line Of est street,
thence easterly along the southerly line Of Vermont
street, sixry-nino feet; thonce s0utherlY parallel
with the east line % v est street, sixty set, tdo1cE
easterly parallel with the south hEa Of Vermont
street eleven st thence 5outherly parallel Win ths
east hne Of West strset thirty y-eight feet thsnc5
westerly parallel with Vermont street etry feet q
the east line Of West street; thence northsry au1a
the east line Of West street, ninsty-eght fset 70 the
place Of beginning being the same premissl DE-
scribed in deed from Gilnon Folsom, Jr., % II. n
Gletts recorded Ia vol 4S pages SO and sll Qua
hoga county records, and further known a5 the y
W. corner Of Block Xxx In the Buffalo CoInpeny al
lOtment in Cleveland formerly Ohio Ciiyl CuyahofB
county, Ohio. Appraised at 400.
ID. L. WlGHTMAN5 Sbarif.
\ n WI1s--
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Goal.

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, Rt Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and ManufactOries-
HAMMONDSYILLEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use.
HAMBONDSYILLEC0 COKE Mol, for Manufactur-
ing purposes.
HAMMOFDSVILE COKE No. p for Domestic
HAAAf0NDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and dry.
HAMMONDSvILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
cupola.
HAMM0NDsYILLEFIR CLAY REF0RTs AND
HAMMoNDsYfLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofsvsry
= pattern. arla
HAhMONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
ERS or TILE, every pattern. Ii
HAMMONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER Va
SES, plain and ornamental.
HAMMONDSVILLE VITRIF1ED WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE, &c. Of every size and variety, en-
braring single and double branch screw, bends,
&c- Also, af .. a...n
~ HAMMONDSYILLE COAL OIL,
For lubriestIng and burning, Cat wholesale only
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Last TightIs Report.
CONGRESSIONAL. r
WASHINGTON, May "a.
O. HOUSE. ri


The House proceeded to ACT on the amend
ments, reported yesterday from theCommittee
of the Whole on the State Of the Union, to
the Civil Appropriation bill.
Among those eoncurred in was one spprO-
priating $40, 900 for seeds and cuttings to be
distributed by the Patent Office. The bill
was passed. Among its appropriations is
81, ,OOO,OoO for taking the Census. f.4 Il
Mr.. Colfax- called up the Senates Pacific
Telegraph bill he was originally in favor
ofRiving out the contract to the lowest bid
der, but he had become convinced that it
was not the best plan.
Mr.. Burnett moved to strike out the name
Of the cozPorators. Messrs. Bsrnum, Sedge-
wick and others, and insert that the contract
shall be given to the lowest guaranteed bidder
after proposals had been inserted so days from
the passage Of the bill.
The amendment was agreed TO, 90 against
81. Adjourned.
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Efaal Aatieee.

WHLIAN E. AMBUsH, Plaintiff, In Court q Com
sEEgzEN GRIEFIS, Defendant, a County, oAio.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
u ANT, Stephen Grimm, is barely notified that
on the 2lat day Of April 1850 the aaid Plaintiff nled
IN said Court his petition setting orth ioE cause o
action against said defendant that on the TN day Of
April A. D., 1859 paintih brought suit n attach
ment before Justice Of tho Peace IN said county,
against one solomon s. Grimm, and e the date last
afors8ad served the said Steven Grim with notics
of Ghrnishment, In the action pending heforo aid
Justice and thereafter On said action last nanled
this paiptid recovered Judgment on the I'd 6aV al
June, A. d.. 1854 against sad solomon 81 Gina m
ts hnndred and forty-six dollar ~ t -
Of Tuit, taxed at olghs and lo-loO doiiarI, Which
Judgment is still 10 force and wholly unpaid Thaf
the disclosure made by eaid St6phsn Grifln beiore
aid Justice pndar said netira of msnf W.
unsatisfaetory 70 this said painfi. fhaf I'D Sc
phan Gri1ln At the time o. tie asVIce of 1aii ofics
u garnishment upop him bad m his po.sl9iop ani
under h9 control large emounf OF rropartY belonq-
Ing q seid solonlc0 ,. Griffin, and rls othsrViSs
largely ipdeoted g nald soloncn 81 0fiin. of Thicb
property and Indebtedness uaid Sferhe1 erfin failea
% make o!lcoS1le Haid peti1loh lsi for iul 1lsnf
40 step an Griffin, IL the sun 81 f5 rn-
area end and 100 DolaFl ith interest
tnerson RON the Sd daF o. Jula, a! d., 1ss3 TIE
= saeent = rsqzired = an4Eer The alllEliionl 0f
gdg4Ilt Vin b tlESa SsSinst + :, = i,sisslf n
HFitsass hlal1sins AttoF16y.
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JAS, D. WEsTc0TT. :
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME IESIfMUN ..
WFEpEPFpRp, Cosbocton Cos o, Nay =, -;
MI II. b ktSGsLEN-Sifs have been selling the
medicines Of the Grae1snberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction and the Pills ! have sold to a
great many families regularly as their tea and cof
fee, and with my trade they have become staple
ucle- MarshRlls Uterine Catholicon Is medicine
that has done great amount Of good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold It to told me she had
ceiFed more benefit from one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical Treatment ey the most
skillful physicians. JAMES WILSON.
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1fllae. sc.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN. Read notices in the Tribune since
From bis Excelleney JANIS D. WEsTcOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
Senate
For upwards Of twenty i've years was afflicted
with disease IN my family, which the best medical
and surgical talent In the country failed D cure, but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner to the
Graefenberg Remedies Ieonscsntiously advise their
use. JAS. ID. WESTCO1T.'i
NEw YORK, febr1ary 1859.
DR. J. =. BEDoE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been sudaring from
falling Of the womb, whites, and dsrauged menstru-
atiOns, together with tbs attending symptoms 30
clearly described in your advertisements and pamph
let's. She had the very best medical skin IN the
city until entirely pTOstrated, and her physician a
nally told her that he thought her life might posi-
bly, be prolonged very little longer under the most
judicious treatment. For two years AFTER she con-
dnued to sink when came into your once At the
Grasfsnberg Medical Institution and related her
symptoms- A yep ysre confident Of the Grasien-
berg 9larshalls CathOlicon, in relieving her, she
discharged all the physicians and tried II, though
doubtingly ProTdentlally, Il relieved her quickly,
and i've bottles entirely cured her. Since then, FOR
two years. there has not been any reeurrsnce Of ths
complaint, and she Is strong active aud hesStly,
as when young girl. JhO- 2 1hAeSo-
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IHE sIA1E s,,, oT Oslo In Court Of fcoumOn Pisas.
MARGAHET BULKLEYs Plaintid,
ERv47H ERgtTh Bg'hFTEfE'F g'hFTFEfFE'FRS1SNT RSli13dSs9NI FDWAR

~ MARGARET DLLAAAAr
EDvIaD BUrEES1, Defendant. ..5..5s.s.
I UAID DEFENDANT, EDWARD
DBULKLEY, wiz take notice that asid Bieiatia
April, "A. y. le60, against him praying t9at n
marriage contract noE Bubsisting between them b
dissoived, ehsrging sald dslsndanf with habitlai
drunkenness fOr three years, and has been gllii3
q gross neglect q duty ana Eilfalg a55sFt Eoa
cause win be for hearing q ths Nay Term Of SAID
may 80 Plaintiffs Attorney.
/. CHERIFF'S SALE.--zBY EIR
ne Court of Common Pieas of C1yahoes County AZ
the suit Of the olnmissioners Of Cuy9hoge coanly
shall offer for sale al the door Of the Court louse
corner Of seneca and Champlein Streets In th9 city
ls61 at o'clock p NJ, the following described lands
and te1ementE
hoga, to wit In Barber 4 Lord,s allotmsnt Lots
Nos. III, u.s. 9t go east half Of lot g south side q
5 Sss end Of lot = SG g. vest m hs1 ~ q % 8s n s ~ Ss
3Ig s95 400 and sOi south hall Of lots NOs 80 and
Vile aotns1 Is t n ssd IA & & % 81 cs9eSnd aq ana lots IL so
8, l53 and Sl5 IN / 1; HeNlst's suodiFision and
allotment in said city 'uP p lSs q AS ~ sb-s
C.&ws 5. srrrsOS, Plalntiars zttorssyis.
CHERIFF'S SALE.--BY YIR-
- TUE Of writ Of Yendi EzpOuuls Issued fron
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county, g
G. c. kellogg, ct al defendants, % ne tirerfsd,
shah offer for sale al the door Of the Court HOUSE,
Of Seneca end Ghamplain streets IN the city
Of Cleveland IN said county, the 5th day q Juu,
1850, at O'Clock P. n, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, 70 vii
Situate In the township Of BrecksFilla, hang No.
$ in the lt range Of townships, u the Connecticus
Western Reserve and which is also In Tho county o.
CuyahOga and State Of Ohio, and is known by ths
north part Of number eleven, bounded As follOWs:-
Beginning al the y. W. cornsr stake, and atonal
thence east the north line s. and 9-00 chains
y. Z. corner; thence s. l51z i. 2l-lO0 chains On
70 center Of State road thence North on Vest ltls
and 5O-i0O chains 70 the place Of beginning con
tanning 90 acres Of land as surveyed By william II.
Knapp, Nov 18TH 1916 be the same more Do les, bat
subject TO all legal highways.
Appraised at eighteen hundred dollars. a.a
D. L. WIGHTMAE, Sheriff
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Professor Of EleetroPatAy aud Medicine,
~ Once No III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to u and from TO TO 5 o'clock
daily, SUNDAYS excspted.l now
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The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large, medium and small; the small bottle =
pint, and retails for dollar per bottle; the me-
dium holds twenty per cent more IN proportion than
the small retails for two dollars per bottles the
large holds quart, 20 per cent more In proportions
and retais for three dollars per bottle.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO., ProprietOrs, No. 4fl Broad
way, n. Y, and No. ia Market ST., st. Louis, No
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sFWARn,s LETTER.

NEw YoKK, May "a
The following letter has been addressed by Mr
Seward by the gents Of the Central Republican
COMMITTEES who Invited him to Sttend meeting
for the ratification Of the proceedings Of the Ma
tionAl Convention
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-18
Evamsvllle benevolent society.

The following list will show the Districts
as laid off by the Association, with the La
dies names who have been appointed as
Relief Committees for the several Districts
1st. Mrs. Plumer and Miss j. Orr, below
Fulton Avenue and between River and Cd
nal.
I'd. Mrs. Law and Mrs l.. Stedman, be-
low Fulton Avenue, over the Canal.
3D. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Phares, be-
tween Fulton Avenue and Lcet street, and
between the River and Canal.
4th. Miss Il. Henson and Miss Marette,
between Leet and Division streets, and be-
tween River and Canal.
5th. Mrs. H. Q. Wheeler and Miss X.
Glover, between Fulton Avenue and Greeks
vile, over the Canal.
9Th. Mrs. Carmichael and Mrs. Uric,
Greeksville, Sharpes & Sullivan's Enlarge
ment, and all beyond Ann street.
7th. Mrs. Selman and Mrs Brickley Stock
Wells Enlargement, over the Canal
8th. Miss Horn and Miss Seeley, between
Division and Main streets, from River to
Canal.
Sth Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. c. Robinson,
between Division and Main streets, over the
Canal. s..H- .'.s" t..
= 10th Mrs. Lockhart and ..Mrs. G. B.
Walker, all above Main street, over the Ca
nal. iT---t' - e~
lIth. Mrs. Gillett and Mrs. f. Wheeler,
between Main and Oak streets, from River to
Canal
18th Mrs. McCarer and Mrs. NJ. W. Fos-
ter, all above Oak street.