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CALE OF REAL ESTATE BIZ on.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
- DER OF COS4&Es-On the 4th day Of May. 1850
az 10 O'Clock NJ, the premises in the township Of
BrecksVile CuyEhoga county, Ohio viii be lsold g. the
highest bidder fourth interest," subect 70 the dow
er interest Almira Clifford ther in IN the following de-
rbed real estate asthe prnniy Of the uinor heirs Of
Foster Baker, deceased TO witt Situate IN SAID t0nsh
Of Brscksvle and known part OF Lot No 46 insaid
township aud bounded follows Beginning u rods east
Of the northwest corner Of said oi thence suh rs eA
q chains IS Inks thence north $50 east So CHAINS 81
links the no OF said lot thence uoh Ice ives -
tue north line Of said lot "a l6 nks TO the Of
isnd owned bv Polly Fdgst ihenre south l5o east II
chains C2 Inks; thence lSe south chains 60 Inks
thonre moth II chs ms G2 Inks to the north line
OF sid ot; thsnce the nth line Of fad lot l9
ehaus and links TO the place OF beginning containing lis
acres and 69rpds OF land. be the mole or less
Also her piece Of laud Euae IN said HOwuShip OF
Rreck sve aud known part Of lot Nc &6, and bOuno
ei follows: Commencing y chains IS links south Of The
north line OF said ot nn q rods east Of the west line Of
said lot; thence south porale with the west he Of said
No A6 20 the south line Of sad lots thence east on the
south lire Of sad lot tn George Bills twest corner
thence north parallel vi the line Of SAID lot No ~
inersect line commencing Al the place named
a. the first Of these bOundareE and running IN
north east; theuci sad line to the place OF De-
ginning; contaisng "a acres and l07 rJds Of land.
The whole OF the above described PREMISES appraised a.
SOS Sc.
Forms Of sale $1,000 cash the day Of sale and bal
ance IN sI months thsiehfter. -
Guadisn Of the minor hsi OF Foster Baker decreased
Cleveland Ohio, April II, le60 apr43;Sl
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A TTACHMENT-Edward HientoD,
n Plaintiff agniust Jacob Foltz Defendant.
Before alfred Fisher Justice Of the Peace o. lrdepsn-
dence Township Cuyahoea county, Ohio. on the daY
Of April D. 1850 Sal Justice issued IN e"c' 4 st.
tachment the above scton, for the sum OF TX No
dollars and twenty-five cents against the goods n chat
tes oil said deenda and for trial before said Justice
on the 26lh Of May, 1850, at l o'clok p. NJ. - -
EDWARD HIENTON, Plaintths
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WILLIAM E. AuBUsH, PiaiHtia,( In Court Of Common
STEPHEN GRITiIN. Defendant } y. Ohio.
DHE above named Defendant, Ste
phen Grifin. IL berey notified that on the 2lst dsy
o. Anil D. 1860 the Plaintiff fled in said Court
bis Potou string forth for cause Of action against sal
nt thar on the 7h day Of April A. D. 1859 plaintiff
brought suit in attachment before Justice Of ne Peace
In aid county, against Solomon GIdn. ard ths
IA last aforesaid served the said Stephen Griffin with
notice OF arushment in the action pending before said
nfea and thereafter in said action last named this pan
IN recovered Judgment the 2d day sf June a. d Isss
arninrf sail Solomon s. Grn for hundred and fory
sT dollars damages end costs Of SUIT taxed At eight and
IQl00 dol ans Whch judgment a stiH In oroa and wholly
unpaid Ihst he disclosure made BY ald stephen Grhn
before said Justice under Ed n0tico Of Garnshment
unsatisfactory 10 this seit plaintiff that said stephen Gf
IN the time Of the servce OF said office Of girnahment
upon him had IN his possession and under hts control
large amount of propsly belonging said Solomon S.
GHn and was otherwise largely indebted said solomon
Guin Of which properly and iudehtedness ssid Ste
phen Grim laed 10 make diBc0Eure 8ald Pettten a.
Tor judgment agsinst said Stephen gdn in the sum q
Two Hundred ard Fifyf0ur and 10 DO DoaI1, win inter-
thereon from the 23l day OF June d. 1853 Iee De
n liant required TO answer the aegaons O. sll PeHI
By the 23d daV OF June. A. D. 1901 or luognen VIII
be taken against him By eefaut in the sb1ys amount
J. E THGERSOLL,
sPr95:2ss Plaintiffs Attorney
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Ths Advertiser Of yesterday baS the following
Au anchor and chain were sent up yesterday to
shore
Tug Clifton was sOld at sheriT's sale yesterday,
for the sum Of $780, and was bid In BY Capt. Lyon,
her former owner. This ssls releases her, we un-
asrstend, from Oh former claims.
Steamer Columbia, Capt. Cole, took her depart
aro for Saginaw yesterday afternoon at o'clock
having good freight and quito 4 numbeS OF pas :
seugerS. She had on board the steam pump TOT
the Forest Queen, which lies sunk near the sagl'
nav river,
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoPATHY 4 MEDICINE,
" Once No III Ontario street, up stairs few doors
~ once 6OuIs from to Il Ond from 2tO5 O'Clock daily
fSundavE erceuted b nos1
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M AD ELL ILL.,, - - S1a1, ea11 ~ ~
Conrt Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga county, Ohio, the
suit Of Thomas B. Pr tchard against Walker J. Aeu and
oihers 10 me directed, 9 shall expose for sale at
the door Of the Court House (cOtnsr Of Seneca and
ChampaiL in the City Of Cegeland in said county
on the 10Th day of May, ls60 O'Clock p. NJ. Of sai
day. following described lands and tenemens, 20 Wit
Situate the township Of BROOKLYN CuythOga county,
Ohio and is Lot No. 3. in Hiram stones rddl
ton TO Cleveland comp sed Of original Lots Ms q and
b3 in BROOKLYN township SAID lot is IS O2 f. Ont
on Columbus and l47s u tdeep tbs line,
and i5A and SIP feetds5 Ong Erin avenhe, and G5 IL
feet wide on the west cod Apprslsed al S66I.
L. " BINGHAM, Master COm'r.
LoRIN PRFNTIss, Pltfs Att'y. anI9:A,2
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p9r Mariners win take notice that there are
dangerous distractions to navigation near the
east pier, at the entrance 10 this harbor.
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1Diayos & HleI00fO1ls.
MASTER COMMISSIONER'S

MASTER COMMIS SION ER'S
lll SAIE-PurEuant decIetAl order Of sale, 20 me
directed issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuya
bogz cuUuty Ohio the I'D day Of April 1861 IN an &C
and James Ross, Esther NJ Ross and others deeI d
ants shall 3lst day Of Nav, lS60 st o'clock P
M expoO for sale ut public auction al the door Of the
Court House (oOmsI Of Seneca AMI Champlan strsets 10
the city OF Cleveland said county the several pieces and
parcels Of land described rs follows to wit:
lst Being part Of lot a. in the original -liotment Of
Of Ohio bounded follows: Beennng At Iont on the
line Of Bank street IN said city thirteen rods S) north
right angles with Bank street the west Ike # aid lO
No 3; thence nOrthohy and parallel with Ban street
sziysix t66l feet thence eSsery a right angles with
Bank TO the west line thereof thencet Southery on
the line OF Bank rect sKs1 6A) fees 70 the place
| Of beginning" Appraised value StO0Oo0
I'd Known As part Of lot No twsnly-Seyen l2Il lo
81 The sOuthery side OF johnson street, and
nine (S) rods deep Of equal Widh bounded oloWt:
ton Nov a. 1873 running thence souiherly nine (s) rods
thence westerly parallel with JOhnfon street thirty
33) fee thence norherY TO the southery line OF john
street nine 9 rods thence eastry along said johnson
street TO the place Of beginning" Appraised value ST.
3D. known as part of ten acre lot hfy-siI Cssl in
10 John B. Warng, October "a ls5 and - bounded
and described follows 70 wit: Beg ming AZ poia On
Prospect street. north side, as Prospect street - now
Wdened and being the southwest e0rueT Of said lot and
she northeast Of Prospect and Perry Sreetsi run
ming thence norteTy along the east lue OF Perry street
hundred and oTtyhVe t5 feeti thence eaEtsry
i've feet and ten inches Us 10 themes tOulhsry line
paBsl with the east Inns Of Perry street one hundred end
Prospect 7b eet and 10 inches the place Of begin
ming being the land decided JAMES Ross by o. N.
Skoss snd wife recorded Vol IS Cuyahoga Recordn &c
JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
I'M JONES, Pitts Attorney.
and Anil
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Wv. GIoDINos. Pltn's 1tI'y.
CHERIRF AM MASTER OOM-

Suhhlpr = IN u mADIGh Jun
~ MlSSIOHER'S sALE.-PurEuant 20 the command
Of order Of sale ssueum the Court Of Ccmmoa Pleas
Of CuYhhOga COUNTY At tho suit OF George W0rhingto
Plainih. against William Rogt n and others Defendant
shall Offer for sale ut Public auction the door Of the
Court House, cofnor OF Seneca and Champeiu soetsl
10 the cits Of Cleveland m said county the lh day of
May, ls0 at O'Clock p M, Of kud day, the fouoWig
described lands aRd tenements 10 wit; " situate W the
city VI eveland in the of CuyahOgA, aud State o
Ohio, and known parts Of L0 Nos % and "a asfs
survey recorded IN Book o. psgo al aud bounded FOL
lows WeseIiy By lgo parallel With the street line and
twentynne feet eastoy theroCm being the eastery line
Of land deoded BY Pamero ChandlsT soutserly 6T the
nnrthoIy ao Of Lot No 12 oaStsry by land sold ",
ling ami n0Tthery by First Street SAID lot beiug thirty
font and hundred feet deep, with cOuble
house thereon.
ABpraised At 5000. d. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master Ctm'r
BINaRAM { HovKY. Phf . AttFa arr s2
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NTASTER,S SALE-PURSUANT

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT
IEt To THE COMMAND Of n decretal order Of
sale from the Cont Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga Coun
w. At the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram S0ne and
others, directed shall expose for sale st public
auction door 4 the Court House corucr 81 Saneca
and Champlain Streets In the CITY Of Ceyeland, the
nnee esnth day Of NAV, ls60 10 O'Clock M the fol-
lowing descb lands aud tenements 81 uao IN the town
ship of Br okn IN the county Of Cuyaga, aud state Of
Ohio aud known subdivision lots IN Hiram stones ae-
don 10 Ohio City aud ClsVeland numbered follows,
wills ls u Is l9 20 p S. . le3 l9I 20 A9 ~
III 2lt 2lT 2S l63 I51 rs III 25l 252 lb3 "a 255
2s 2ss go 30 81 272 2T5 26 2II ais 29 20 81 ~
2S 81 292 go ~ 29s 299 800 Si 30l 500 S4 lsS les
leI 28 22I 235 905 305 81 35 500 3ll 3i5
39 80 S25 S2s 32S 33i S35 23 3S $50 $40 3Al 3t 355
95s al 2l3 24O go7 SIS 500 $40 5 5l2 9l 49s SO SO
Appraised follows Lots Is and 10 at $50 egch lots
II Is 20 IS 70 lO3 and at SIS each lots l9 lsI 29
2lO ia 2lT 2lS les l67 63 III lS3 lS5 l9l 20
297 2 2S5 9S6 2S9 2il 40 and 2I2 at $50 each lot q
SiOO lOis 25l 252 253 2sl 25 25s &9 20 "a ~ ~
s5 275 al 27s 2I9 go 80 2 2S 2gl 2q2 a03 sT s96
299 800 30l 32 33 3 3Oi 3O5 3JT 3S 800 81 35 39 3s3
3ls S2s S34 335 Sd 33s $50 $40 SiI So 35 and 35s
st $40 ssch los 5O7 sos 500 81 SO ts7 lgs ss9 and
B0s al $50 each HENRY g. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner
PAINE WADE, Plaintiff Attorneys.
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Goal Dtolers
The HaInmOndsViIle

MINING & MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HAVE on hand, at Wholesale and
IL Retail. frum thar oWn MiDssAnd manuhrioriss-
HAMNoNDSVILLE COAL. Er Gas, Steam, SmIihiug
Domestic use.
HAMAdONDsvILLE COKE No. /, for Manuiae,unns
purptses
HAAIMONDsyILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic use.
HAlINOEDsvILLE FIRE CLAY. we'll ground and
dry.
HAAIMoNDSVILLE FIRE BRICK. common pattern,
cad wedge, a weJge, c Fcle OF aleh' and cuPola.
HAAIAONDSYlLLE FIRE CLAY -REToRfs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAlIAIoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, of svury pat
tern.
HABIdoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COVERS or
TILE, every pattern
HAMMoNDSvILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VASES
plain and ornamental.
HAMAIONDSVILLE VTTRIFTED WATER PIPE, Gas
PIPE, &C OF sTaTT SIZE und vaTisiy, embracing sin
gle and double brali b. scTOW, bands. &C. Also,
HAhNoNDSVILLE COAL OIL,
For ubriestng and burning. lat wholesale oniy)
J. ]. ROCKAFELLOW,
General Agent Office on C = p Pier. Cleveland. o.
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MONTGOME ERY.

M WILL STOP AT AAoKTNAc. WILL GO TO SUPERIOR
CITY.
The Steamers ARCTIC and SRA BIRD will make one tIl
each for Pleasure EIcurs ons, touching a. All points on
roth shores Lake Superior during The months Of Ju
and August; dus notice Of which will be given.
The AoRTGoNERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are al + lIs
Class Low Pressure Steamers. Their Passenger aeeom
modatons are surpassed by others On the Lakes
Their Comm anders have been engaged in the Lake service
r years paS and entirely cOnversant with It's due
in every particular the ntentiOn OF the eI h
Line 70 make II A PERMANENT ONE, 50 that paruel
can depend having their business done as long Is an
Boat can run during the season of navigation.
R-The PIice of Freight & Passage will be LESS
than by aay other Line on the Route.
II is hoped By prompt AMI e lent attention 70 the re-
uurements Lake SUI eior people, and the public gener
Sly By ali connected wi this Lane, to merit share
JOHN HUICHINGS s CO.,
Agents for Steamer Arctic" !"
TROWaRIDGE CHAPMAN BJOD,
Ag'ts for Steamers Montgomery" 3 " Sea bird.
ap.2S:2e3
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortmen ent
II Of RIFLES & REVOLVERS suitable for Pike
Peak. Likewise, double and single barrelled SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of OF oeteTas, such as POWDER
SHOT. CAPS, &C. very low for cash, a. HatteTSl ysGun
Store No lOk Superior street, next door TO 9orhAln
Iplin' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch.
febldVRg H. HATTERSLEY
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENrFRED-May l.

stmr Nay Queen, viger. Detroit. lls pkgs. ndz
90 sacks potatoes.
Prop. Prairie State, Williams, 0gdensburgh, II
tons mdEe, Pelton & Breed.
3" Nile. Collins, Milwaukee, q tons scrap iron
l,ll0 half bbls. fish.
Galens, Stuie, Milwaukee, 100 reapers, 100
bbls -four, 10 do. eggs, 30 tons scrap iron.
.' Gov, Cushman Scott, Dunkirk, l33 tors
mdZp
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T EGAL, hOTTCE-Default bavip,

T EGAL hOTICE.-Default having
IL been made, and the hrst party having niied 10 pay
tne nstam snt which ie due November rt ls59, be
contract entered into November 26 1883 bstwssn John
FZwsIus party uf the first part and Hiram stone ar
part. for the sale by tha second party TO
the party OF subdivision lU No l01 IN HiTan $40 es
addition TO Ohio r. and Cleveland composod Of part
Cuyahogo County, Ohio And default having been made,
and the first party having failed 10 pay the iusta Cnt
Whch fell due November hTst, 1859 the contract su
tered June a. ls5i between John g. Mauhaber par
the first part and Hiram StOlo party Of the second
part for the sale bT the ecOnd patty 70 the hrs party
Civ and Cleveland composed Il original lots Nos % and
IS in BruOkyon township, Guy hrga County Ohio And
Dsfaul been Hde and the hrst pafy having AZ
ed pay the insinment VIII ch fell dnas November his
ls5s the entered inO November 49, lS2s be-
Henry Doagle party Of the first part and Hiram
Stone party Of the second part for the sale By ihe scco
parry to the FIRST party Of subdivision lot No Z3 In HI
pose Of part Of ginal lots Nos g and 65 IN BROOKLYN
township, CuyahOga County, Oh.o And default hsVlns
beeu made and the first having falel 10 pay e IN
stalment which eI due November first, lss the
tract entered INTO December 1883 between Henry Brand
party OF the st part and Hi Stone party Of the
part for the sails by the second party 10 the st party
Of subdivision lot No 81 in Hiram Stone addition % ohio
CITY and Cleveland composed Uf part Of original l0is
Nos 90 and g. Brooklyn township, Guy ahoga unity
Ohio said contracts having been Assigned b. the
said tone the undersigned. Notice is hereby given
thar In pursuance Of the niLed In kald
tracts the unde signed will tho 18th day Of Nsy 1850
IL O'Clock A. N uf said day, at the door Of the Court
city OF Ceve and Cuyahoga county, Ohio, sell al public
auction each Of said lots Of land and The On
the same. EDWARD WADE
CleVe land. April l6, 1850. 2s3
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.nR. A. w. .TUCkER.-It has become
II well knoWn fact that he cures hundreds Of Chro-
nc disease with his Baths and Medicines, Whsre al oner
pr ctlce fails He viii guarantee 10 Hheumatlsn
Salt Hhoum, Scroula Liver Compliant, chill ksget Bls
peps Gravel Aathma Cathrrh, DropaY; ao lee2nALy
SvDhir IN M tS vSrus forng For this disease he h,a
spsofe that never fails Good Auecfss IN All other Cno-
disaasaa and ma vacute. Call and see me Doetof
~ Ohca No NJ Ontario street, Up stairs
E1- Consultation Free mAzA
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EUAL NUIICE-UEFAUII Have
ing been made and the first party having failed 10
pay the insiament which fell due November lst ls59 on
tho contract entered into November 3 between John
= Gahla aud KA party Of the mrs part and I'll
Stone parry Of the second part for the sale by tbs
second party the first party Of subdivision lot No G. IN
Hiram Stone addition 20 Ohio City and Cleveland, com
posed Of orin1i lots Not s. and Gs IN Brooklyn
Tbwnsh,p Cuyahosn County Ohio and the said contra
having been assigned By said stone TO III underigned
Notice is hereby that pursuance Of the powers
con ned said contrnrt the undersigned will ou tho 18th
day Nay lBO at 10 O'Clock NJ Of said day ahe door
0fihe Court House. Of Champai and Seneca
Streets in the yof C,s Gland CuyahOga County Ohio,
sell pnblic auction said lot Of land an the lmpioYe-
EDWARD WADE
Cleyeland April H. 1850 apl7:ZS3
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1Dairlting--paints, &E.

7 INsEED OIL AND PAINTS
II S9 gallons plrs Linsesd OH, (ohio brandt
"a, F'IbS11 PGsss WINS LSsH 1h 9rS Sn'
a0o -" Zinc Paint in on,
800 Dry Zinc Paint,
ZOO " Red Lead,
10 Feutian Rea.
GORDON, MCMILLAN = 20.
marl21s3 WhSlosalo GrV-srss
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D. 4 Ind. sup tsbhl * =
O.k Ind. ext lbbl , AAq U
nousle extra lbhl , SIC . =
gyo Flcur-- lohl : aA9 .
8uckwheat 32cWt % =
Corn keal elcSt l S0C9 ! >
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-Afuy l.


SlOKS-Iuegursr-M 81 mtg e5s<; Psc Mail I0i; Can-
tO1 2A; N Y 7sA; ETio Is; Harlsm l2 DO prefsrrt
sIi( sadiag 62t; 81 ls n ~; Paa l43S c 7
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GfaaI Notifts.
Sh6FiRJT { haSIVf COmmllAiOnOF'B Sale.
nuRSIIA M 10 the command of an

nN0fIu . q uubbUA OVAAuiiaaAvhVA ouAtf
DURSUANT 10 the command of an
IL Orlsr Of sslo Is,uld from the Court Of Common
Pleas N CuyahOga County a. the suit ei Calvin ddnss
plaintiff usainst thomas HaFlsek, aslend1nt 70 me
directed shall uer feE sale ~ the door Of the Court
House (couer Of Seheca ano ChampAin siIeets iaths
fiy Of Cleveland. In sail County oa the o Gay oi may
led 4 o'clock 2. M. OF said duy, the following dc.
scnbod ands and tonrmonH 10 vii; 81 uato IN hs Oy q
Clevela d. County OF Cuyahoea, tnd slhe Oi Vsly and
b1unded and described ls follows Being lo9 lLhl tsO
hundred and eis heen, (9 two hundred and plaeiesl
t2l Two hundred and twenty four (Ol two hundrod hnd
thirty (Z3) two hHndrel and hiyQne, lz6sl two hun
drUd and Skye gut (2It) huudIed aud event
(2ibl two hundred aud enty-hve t3i6 two hundred
lnd scyontyHx 20D) twO hundred and t1is, il9) tgo
hundred aud ninety hVei (ol two huhuIeu ao
3,e three hundred and GE 9JI three hundred and sew
surveyed plated and rocGded ~ the suDatisin OF
that part Of Ohio CITY NV Cleveland BY Ezekiel Fol-
som, known IS th Taylor Farm allotment ~. -.
Said M ZIG appruSd ~ so, Said lot 2lg aPpta ~ ~
. "a 90, 4" =. 80 9
"a p . & 81 :. :. 3s sss :: g g
" p" 20 IS. q" - 90
SO sd rs
d. L. WIGHTbiAN, snsrtit.
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CLETRLIED AND TOLEDO RAIL Road.

~
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. April
~ Sih. ls6o. Trains IN this Road viii run As foOEs
from Cleveland;
555 A. n, Through Mail Stopping an stations On the
A. NJ
255 P. d Western ETpress. st0Es at all stations OF
Southern Divislon and arrives at Toledo AZ T95
Pm.
400 p NJ Nail stops an stations & Of sansusy On
SIS P. 81
$50 p d. Tel. graph EIaTess stops al Grnfion Obsrn
Wakman NOrWalk. MOurooVill6. Bellevue,
ClEde. kren1lut and EimoTs, and arrives e To-
ledo At lt:l5 P. NJ
Connections made II honnneEils with the saniulky
AiEnEs q and Newark r. r., Clyde Whh The SEnduskT
Dayton : Cintinnati r. q, II Freu with Fremont
ndiane e X and at Toledo with The Nch.an Sc1fhsrn
No7thern Indiana ind Ioled0 Wabash Ral Rold1 for
Chicago, Datrots Jack fOriWayne LEauspUrt Lazy
ee Calro Atsn, 81 Lruis ana all points W6st North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive Cleveland from Toe o and the West At
g 305 P. n, and 9.05 ?. d. fFum sanduskF At
$50 A. n.
L. D RUCKER, supsrintsldsnt.
Cleveland. Aprilsth. ls6o
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OORnAGE,
sr..flt. rolhlO


Apples Fi'n, leel 10 -
80 dried. f3ons 20 ! :.
"a uupid ..yab-@ s
Pr -.t tilb lOa l21
I,Sn1rne -. tsboZ-lG -
Otanred. ed..... llqN % =
nv-las- Mr. SsboN 9 IAn 2 s
nn lsyer elhoNs 0Ael ; I
CFanhsFFioa- yahh q -
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Something Exclusively for the Ladies,
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER,


LIVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
~ ONE-In fact, every would have one, II they
y knew The beauty, utility anu 6eAet Of them ThsWalst
not only AFFORDS the most perfect In9 %
promotes It IN every respect u y o. such Leruar con-
Struoon that itrssves the HIPS from the amqst nSgp
Suspendng the skirts, &c upon the shoulders and BY
means Of Creular Brae i StayS and oTs tue cloth
BEiRINa down upon the ChsSf HIPS and Abdomen which
makes It truly AETILAcER, Loldng the skirts away
SuDperter entirely away from the Il also true
and ecsn sHoULnER BRAcE-hroyng the entire supp Ig
tic straps 1nE and valuable invention n also desEnFd
20 afford immediats relief. and mAny cares elect IA D
IcAL CURE OF ACUrK AND CHRONIC DIsEAsEs caused BY
TIGHT LACING many VINO have tssd Il ior suoh com,
plants testify. These Waists have passed the critical
e1nmin4tlon o some 9i oaI nust 1nu h3
medical men, who AZ pronounce them the oest lNng o.
The kind inVented They are rapidly coming mo use
and give universal 70 Al Who have worn teem
20 Le appreciated. Call At the NETT HOUSE IN
CLEVELAND and examine them Lady will swSys De IN
readiness to show them Persons wishing 10 purchaae the
night manufacture the Wasi or % sell tenn o WI call
on the proprietors at CHAGRlN FALLS, o., who have
ne exclusive righf fer the United states
CAUTiON.-All persons infringing in ang way or man
this Patent, viii most assuredly Be dealt wi ts
NORRIS, SHEFFIELD & CO. PToprieiors,
Success orsto K. +. Brown Co.
Chauin Falls, o., Feb. 81 ls60
kindly frnlshed publication BY those who have worn
these Wsis eTamned aud sold them which from the ma
ny atsrng communications we have and are racsv-
CLEYELkND Feb u, lseo.
Messrs. NORRIS SHEFFIELp co We lh- snderslgn-
ed, having worn BROWNS CELEBRATED HYoIENlc SUs-
PENSION WAIST for the last few mouths take great pleas
admiralty adapted to the convenience, be1Hfy and
AedtfA Of the wearer. FurheImnre, we know II always
pumerouE diseases caused b. tignt scaE. We hope 20
see II come into general Tor uy satiNhed s
what every lady who values cQmfort and heath should
hnvs; uld advise every topuTohass IT, foT We can
llsure them they viii neyeFTsgret Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-02

In Court Ct Common
Pleas in and for CuyHhO-
ga County, Ohio.
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