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sUICIDE.
INDEPExDExCE, No, A

INDEPENDENCE, No, Aug. q.
A young man named Edward Buff, COM
mitted suicide here Saturday by shooting him
self with a shot gun. He has a father in
New York, and a brother in Conington,
Ky.
The San Francisco Herald has changed editors
and comes out for Breckenridge. It is now en-
tirely owned and controlled by Federal officers.
A new Douglas DeBlocrat daily, called the Ma
ton, has been staTte1 in San Francisco.
A Bell ana Everett daily, called the COnstitu-
ton, has been started.
Politics is exciting in Oregon, but there is no
new evidence to show the relative strength of
parties
Breckenridge, q Douglas paper will be started in
that strong Democratic county
Reports from the Jacksonville quartz mines
continue favorable.
A FIRE took place at Sacramento on the morning
Of the 18th inst. destroying Union Hotel and
number of adjoining buildings. Loss from $1,000
TO RQ000
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liz PIX EXPR Rss.

ST. JOsEPH, Ang. q.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived this morning
with Denver dates tO che 2lst.
A Asubscription is being raised for extending the
telegraph from kearney to Denver City, with q
prospect of obtaining the requisite sum.
The excitement is increasing in regard to the
recently discovered silver leads near Tanyan and
breckenridge The ore assays from 290 TO 100 70
the ton Thousands Of claims have been taken
and many are stampeding from The gold diggings
10 the silver mines.
California Gulch continues to pay richly.
In McNulty's Georgia and Humbng gulches,
miners are realizing all sums from nothing TO
fry dollars 10 the man.
The weather is cold in the southern mines and
there has been q light fall Of snow.
In the Gregory diggings some owners of quartz
mills are becoming discouraged and selling out az
below cost; but the general feeling is one Of in
ereasing confidence, and there is steady increase
Of success in separating the gold.
In this city business is TeviTing. Many Of the
merchants are starting for the river TO purchase
their winter stock Some Disappointed emigrants
From so 900 TO $50 900 in dust per week is now
leaving for the river, mostly in private hands,
and Clark, Gruber & Co are receiving and coin
ing about 5000 dollars per day
Many substantial brick buildings are going up.
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LastNight's Report
FROaIuNDEPENDENCR.


INDEPENDFNcF, Aug. 27th
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the l4th
inst arrived to-day.
The Fifth Infantry, from Utah, arrived
there on the the llth, and their arrival some
what renewed business, which was very dull
The troops are enroute for Fort Defiance.
The Indians are still hostile, but no out
break Of consequence since last mail No
Indians were seen on the route, but fresh trails
were seen where they crossed the road at two
places. The troops are pushing, them and
they have no time to tsrry long in one place.
Six hundred troops were met at Iron Greek
going 70 Fort Union, also a large number Of
the Arkansas River going to Big Timbers.
Mr. Greenwood Commissioner OF Indian
affairs was met on the 25th, getting along
well
The report Of the death Of Mr.. Bent is con-
tradicted
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANCIER uousR.-Aur. ~.

j n. Luther, Ashland. u. g. Whitney, Detroit.
Miss HELEN Luther, du a. Whitman, Brooklyn.
j n. Judsnn 4 Ia 90 Fannie Abbey, do
Miss a. Judson. do Burtha Abbey, DO
J N. .Oshurn&wt Sadusky. Ohas Eaton, Eric.
] M Stead 4 wi do NJ Watroua, AshtRhsla.
u Nd Stohhius, ST. Louis III p Woodbury. N. Y.
NVm IA VrsOn, Akron o. French, Milwaukee.
] n Blnndy, Lake Supe Wnl n. Noble, Huughton.
N II Piprco, NJ q. 4. r, Hyuos, Wellsvllle.
r J. Siryker, n, j. 4. n. kcCulongh, do
Miss Lizzie Stryker n y. y, X; Gih0rd, Iowa.
Miss Emelia dc DO Mr., a Mrs. Campbell, Chi.
W. W. Steal, phila. :. L.Dudge son, Detroit.
j. H. Savage, Ashtabula. .. J, SpAuTle, Ashtabula
Miss q. A. Bclknap, do II, =, nOolitte, Pitts.
NJ, b. Hep, \, saginaw. Hitchcock ,Uhlshine, CT.
Miss R.Watrons, ,Ashtala Coo, King, New Haven
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug p
LEAvESwoRTH. Aug 27-The Times Of this
city has intelligence Of the safe arrival at Colo
rado city Of the Smoky Hill Wagon Road Expe
diuon. They have constructed a good wagon
road from Fort Riley 10 Denver and Colorado
The party lost one man in a sIirmish with
party Of kiOWas. There Is much rejoicing here
ever the final success Of the expedition and TIE
opening Of the route
Weather warm and very dry. Mercury 95 de
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ExcTTElIENT INILLINo1s.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. q
Considerable excitement exists on Hancock
county, Ill, relative 70 rumor that the MormOns
intend returning and settling at NauvOO under
the head Of Joe Smith, Jr. A mass meeting of
citizens was held on the 21st at Carthage who
protested against and declared that they would
not allow them to return.
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Stoves.
WHE "DESPATCH RI nOOKING

NhE OESRAICH ~ UOOk1NG
Il STOVE, we are fully convinced is the best the
market affords. Since Its first introduction TO the
public about months ago. il has been purchased BY
many dozens Of the best and most reliable no
keepers Of this city and vicinity, and they agree
In pronouncing It perfect in
BAKING, BROILING AND ROASTING,
And also to execute with convenience, economy and
Despatch" Large numbers Of these Stoves have
been and are being introduced in VarOus cities
and towns Of the West and SOush, and almost daily
its great excellence In Short it has met with lN-
PRkCEDENTED SUCCESS. We boldly and un-
heditatngly offer them for sale, guaranteeing them
TO give perfect satisfaction. We would invite al
housekeepers and others 10 call aud examine for
Which Is Tor sale only at the well known store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
who is sole agent for Cleveland, No. q Public
Square. nearly opposite old Court House magI
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DEMING & TIFFANY,
oommlsslon Merchants. O. Pearl 81.
NEW YORK lTARKET-AUG. d,

By TELEGhAPH.l
FLOUR-sales Of 1900 bbls al SS,2sa5.tO for su
perhne state; S5,395y5O for extra state S5,20053O
for supernue westerns $780, 20 for common to me-
dium extra western; S5,65G5,7O for shipping brands
extra round hOOped Ohio; market closing quite firm
At the opening the market iOc higher and a bet
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales coo bbls; at S., ,2la
$50 for superine; SS,4037,5O for common to choice
extra. May be quoted a shade hrner with moderate
demand.
CORN NIEAIs-Quiet without material change
RYE EIsOUR-Steady and unchanged. Sales at
IS, 40d14, ,2n for common 70 choice superfne.
WHlSkK-Sales 600 bbls at 22c. Market active
WHEAT-AIarket from 70 &c better with a brisk
export demand. Sales Of No. ] Chicago spring at
tl.23t1i24; Milwaukee club at 81 ,24f@l25; winter
rsd western At 81 2s9l 2 inferior and sof do 81 %
Michigan at Sl,iO9lj0; red North Carolina at 81 80
RYE-Quiet. Sales of 900 bush at IS.
RARLEH-hominallY unchanged, Sales Of 1900
CORN-sales Of $500 bush at s23ka6s for mixed
western, chiefly at the latter prios &C for western
yellow.
western and Canadian, and 4Oc for state.
PORk-Eirmer for mess and steady for prime
sales OF 1900 bbls at Sl9Gei9,3l4 for new mess; Sl9
for old mess; Sl6,l2 for new prime; Sl39l3,25 for
BEEF-Market quiet and steady. Sales of $50
bbla at S4,00G4,25 for country prime; S5O065,50
ioT country mess; Ss9lo,5o for repacked mess; Sll
OH for extra mess.
MESS BEEF-Dull; Sl30ls.
BEEF II A1IS-Yery quiet. Small sales az IO0
lie tor State; and l0f1l5o for western.
CUT mEATS-scarce and nominal. Sales at
97a@99c for shoulders; lie for hams.
LARD-MaIket dull and heavy. Sales OF $50 bbls
BUTTER-sclliug at l2also for Ohio. I4@9oo
CHEEsE-steady. Sales at I28I6e for Ohio;
l4l12Oc state.
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schr. Watts sherman, Harrington, wyandotto, 27,
tons ccai.
Sch. FEs Trade, Van Norman, Detroit, IsS tons
schr unlont harruwa 70. burweli, " ahinEles.
acow hrgiiriuk, hrettrck, Buffalo, TOD tons oual
hf ocer, Alliance Hamilton, Toronto, a3s tons
Stone, Y tons grind stones
br. aooW Soalaway, Hall, Ryefse, light
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TIE PRNoE OF Wales.

TORoHTo, Aug. Is.
The Masonic Body are making Arrangements
70 meet the Prince Of Wales at Ottawa, 70 assist
in the ceremonies Of laying the corner stone Of
the new Houses Of Parliament e1a
A fearful thunderstorm hes ragged the last two
days In this vicinity with hail A number of
buildings destroyed.
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OsWBGO MARKRT-AUG. "a.

IHI ILLLahAFH-T
FLOUR-Unchanged, at IS, ,25 for extra state with
small sales.
WHEAT-In good demand and better. Sales are
60Oo bush No. Chicago spring at 81 O7 2OOOI bu do
at 81 05.
C0RH--Held at ss3zc. Sales on Saturday night
were 2Ig0 bush Indiana at 53c.
0ATS-Nominal.
BARLEY-Quist. Sales Of 900 bu new Canada
q CANAL FREIGHTs-ETirm,A at s4c on Flour;
Wheat l0c; Corn g35c 70 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-7492OO bushels wheat; $500
bushcOrni l9O0 bush barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-lOO bbls -four; $4,000 bush
wheat; 1890 bush corn.
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BUFFALO nIARKET-AUG. %.

FLOUR-Demand fair and market steady. Sales
Of lOU bbls at S3,59 tor tne; S520G5,44 for double
extra Hiseonsini S4,62b@4I5 for extra Michigani
S4,s7sz(65 for extra Ohio and Indiana.
WHEAI-Ihe market frmer after New
spffhE u sgg5c. 561J bush NO ] do at 93c; 25l0 6u
Milwaukee club at Oi; sO0o do on D. l.; 1900 bush
ing in white.
CORN-steady, with sales Of 5000 bushels at asa
fgc.
Other grains quiet.
HHISK K-SteRdy al 20c.
CANAL FRFIGHTS-Firm. 55c on -four; l65kc
on wheat; II on corn to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-9J00 bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 500 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-2SO0O bus wheat; 5000 bu
corn. I O0l bus Oats
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FIRE


CGNCGNNATts Aug. Il
Yesterday morning ire broke out in an upper
story building occupied by james Cullen, boot
store, and P. w Stanhope, commission merchant,
consuming the second. third and fourth stories,
aud extending 70 the store occupied by Isham S
Fisher Loss $50 200, fully insured.
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DR.. LYONS processes to discern diseases by the
Eye. He, therefore, asks questions nor requires
the patients 10 relate any Of their symptoms. Come
one and ALL and have your symptoms and the lOca-
tion ofyOur disease explained, free Of charge.
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ers.
p S First Class Passage Includes Meals and stal e
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MAAlNT LONN1LL4OAo-
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland q Erie, aud Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
= At SolOn, with hacks TO Chagrin Falls &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for kaYenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Fails, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
ille Bloomfield, Canfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
Ia nd, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and themes by P. +.
CHAS. L. RHODES, sup't
c Jsveland, Feb 9,ls59
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SEmina atlaFhinFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have coutended
WHEELER WILSON have sold the last year,
lending Nov. lst, 1881 nearly many Machines
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., to whom ali must ac-
count for the mum Der sold
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"a @FFeigkt taken on the LoOest Terms. .=EFSa
J. G. HARRISON,
lunel4.AR Superintendent, Buffalo.
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Marine.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

RzTsRED-August q.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop gWegos Rowland, Dunkirk, 10 tons mdss.
55ae Gov C1shman, Scott, Dunkiriz, l04 tons mdss.
00nE' :, Hiobard Huntington, Lexington, 81 d
sehr B. +. Ws5o. y y Pny5s StS os.,o an ,bIs ..lt a.,
bhls water lines = -
Asse19M osss Tucker, Marquette, $50 tons iron
sohr Teli6gto9 YEN ot Empseu, Marquette, $50 tons
ecoW a. ErettricE, Erettricx BufIaio
sloop G.. y. elOhp, Field, Toledo. 5o N .to,-.,
bf. Prop OsheW, johnson, Montr6ai, iiqht
CLEARED.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Prop Gov, Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk.
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The Great BenetaetOr of the Household
P. P. STEWABIr'S 70
FUEL SAVING AND COMFO,aT PRopUCIyq
SUMNER s AND WTNTIsR ATR-TTGHT
Q 90 X N G STOV VESII
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
Improved in 1859 with n ew and Extra Large Flues.
The following Is br M summary of the peeuIiarfties
OF THE STEWART STOVE:
lst. DURABILI-lY.-It has been in use in many in
stances, from 10 to % years - -
"a. OAFAOlfg- FOR WORK. ALI CULINARY OPERA ATIONB
OF Nhat u vii accomplish, alude to the fact that
on each ofs eyerai occasions, BARREL FLOUR HAs
bEEh AAHED INTO BREAD WITH SINGLE FIRE.-
81 ECONOMY IL FUEL.-SO perfect is its construc-
Lloli tnat ITS COST NAY BE SAVED FUEL IN FIlOM
TO YEARS. "
9Th IT DOES YOUR WORK ExPEDITIOUgUY AlgD WE'LL
and may be regulated at pleasure 10 PRODUCE ANY
ILhfERATURE REQuIRED IN TIE KITCHEN, without
Interference with the cooking. - ~
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven OF any Stove
manufactured.
THE STEWART STOVE
81 has the best br0iling arrangement that has
yet been invented Mhen broiling is performed ac-
eording to directions in the pamphlet an the smoke
possibly enter the room.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes, more econ
Omically than any range. w
THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished by all agents trial Of three mo n this
mAyIs Sole AFant, 2ls Superior Street
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ERE

MALONE, n. Y, Aug. 25.
ii. II. Thompsonis tanneFy was DESTROYED By
IRE this morning, also carriage shop adjoining.
Los s. 900, insBred Tor s. iOoO.
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GngraUiug---glatiug.
AQrIfNItnral.

n STAIR a son, TSEEDSMEN,
81 No lI5 Ontario street offer for sale a large
and well selected assortment Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Ernbracing all the most desirable varieties for the
Farmer, Gardner or Horticulturalist, both of i'm
ported and native growth. Call send and get one
Of our Catalogues containing list Of the articles we
have for sale. All orders promptly attended to.
d marl7; Rl0dkw J. STAIR SON.
HRASSI SEEDS---TIMOTHY OR
~ HERES NAaiss9i Aheu NA9AeIf IL0ldf4 ufdshi
White Dutch Clover Kentucky Blue Grass, Lncerne
Red Top, Rye Grass, Wylusing Red Top or Bug De-
strOyer Mixed Grass Seed for Lawns for sale AZ the
Cleveland Seed Store, narlT:Rl0dEW
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Eeaal alotifes.


GHERIFF AND MASTER COM-
~ MISSIONERS sALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
mhnd Ofnn order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahuga county, al the suit Of
John q. Wagner, plaintiff, against James Connolly
et. ul.i detrndantsi 20 me directed shall offer for
sale at public auction az the door of the Court House
Ia tho Diy Of Cleveland, IN said county, on the nth
day OF heptombef, 1850, at o'clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit.
silnte la the City nf Cleveland, In the OUnnOcti-
cut Western RESERVE Ia the State Of Ohio, and which
q also In the county Of Cuyahoga, and Is known by
being part Of city lot numb tbil one hundred and
my unu aud 10 bounded as tOllOWH; beginning al a
point the hOuhuriy line OF Bolivar street ty feet
westerly Of the easteriy line Of said lot number 5
one hundred and zone; thence westerly along the
southery line OF Bolivar street forty nine and one
half ieet iyts ee; thonce aOuheTly at right angles
with Bolivar street {60l one hundred and eighty eet
10 an alley; thence easterly parallel with bolivar
street (tD'h) torty-nluo and One-hHf feet thence
northerly one hundred ami eighty (lsO) ieot TO the
place Of beginning. Appraised nt SHlOQ
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80 jus LTu ,. UWANNIoT
Spalding & Parsons, Master Uom'r.
Pins Att'ys. July3O:2g5
MI AST Err COMMISSIONERS IS

1vl SALE.-PursuanJ to an order Of sale issued
" ine from the Court OF Common Pleas for Cuyaho-
ga county, Ohio, upon the 10th day of July, S60 in
action therein pending, wherein Ezra Chappell Is
plaintiff, and Henry L. W hiIman, Susan Whitman,
John 4. Newton, IL. r. Keith, john Coon, and the
Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court Ouso in said county, upon the st day Of
September, ls6O, at O'Clock p. NJ, the lands and
tenements, described as follows, TO wit:
Situate in tho Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der "a in the thirteenth range Of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
ohio, and which is also in the county Of CuyahOga
and iB known by being City lots No. two hundred
and ye, (25) two hundred and six, (2O6) four hum
dred and sixty (i60) seventy ve, (75) twenty seyen
en- in Barber a Lords subdivision in ohio City,
now Cleveland, and part Of lot No. three hundred
and twenty mine, (32y) in the WineyYillo allotment
50 called in said ciysaid part of said lot Is sixty
foet front Columbus street, and ten rods deep Be
the less, but subject TO all legal high
way.
Said several premises are appraised as follows, to
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Administrative 5f
Stanley S. Ruple, deceasO
arrrrs1. s1IalH 80

M ADILh . DAIE.-TIRSU
1NI to tine command Of decretal order of sale
lrOm the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
~, at the uit Of the COmmissiOr ers ~ fiys6Cg,
county against Henry L. Whitrlan and others, 10
me directed, shall expose for sale at public auction
Champlaln streets,l IN the city Of cleveland on the
Sd day Of September, ls61 at So'clock p NJ the fol-
lowing described tTasI or lot OF land situate in the
Slty Of Cleyeland yahoga county Ohio and is lot
number one IA bar 4 Lords subdivision of orig
lHS5 lOts nuhuefed ST. So 60 and 10 in the township
OF BrToklyn az is l6S1 feet front on Detroit street
aA1 HOB ieeL 'front.' Pearl street. that part Of
saiu 'ly lor anerly Ohio City. Appraised at 81 500
HENRY &. ABBEY,
L. IIsntlss1 Master Comm'r.
Pltff7s Atty. aug3, Is6ie2gg
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NEW SEWING MACHINE.
WILS0N II. SMITHS SHUrTrr

wv NalIJ~4E IL 9UIILI II % -DhUIILE
w SEWING MACHINE. Price $50 to Is
We have the agency for Ohio, Indiana Illinois and
Michigan Tor selling this Machine and can rtscon1-
They are made durable and simple, are easily kent
In Orderi seWs any kind Of goods making the stiteh
alike on both sides Of the fabric
We have the general agency for selling the 'sFOR-
EST CITY, Double Thread Sewing Machine; prices
from S35 10 $50-Inaking the elastic lock stitch
These machines are simple In construction made
durable and easily learned, and are the best in mark
ct for the price.
EB-Agenta wanted to sell the above machines.
ED-Call ct our Salesroom6, corner Of Superior and
Seneca streets, over FOgg a EnsWOrthis CrockerV
Store. Agents address,
NORTH DEAN
leVeAndI o., June 20 %. Gen1 Agents.
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aSSAlIsG Is Dis . As 3
with all bad effects arising thersirom, including
DEBlLIrY Oh NERNnns RRnsrHArInN

with all bad effects arising therefr0m, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selistye physicians who profess TO treat All private
least particle Of benefit.
some College IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold ont great expectations % be
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF Is
this that he is able 20 give entire satisfaction 20
those who rcpose confidence iu his ability aud iuteg
rity, aud that hg has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician o Lon
don Paris, any patent medicine 70 equal for tho
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physicali erisinf
from seNual 0r secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for bic new treatment tn
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
and first the agents used in respect disagree
able he Uses relies OF the dark ages, such
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug: Secondly
restrictions In diet or business Is required; Third
y his treatment il positive and certain IN ali
He stands prgpaTed 20 60 into any public OF private
hospital In the United states aud demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nUW known 70 the World in point Of prompt
ness per5anency tnildnezs1 safety aud convenience
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of Treatment. Reference be given to
/ Boston, New York. aud other cities in regard %
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
| Dyspepsia, khuematism, scrOiula and all chronic
/ diseases treated with superior success;
So Medicine sent 10 any part Of the country on
| receipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBsON'S New Work on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Ezectropathy and Medicine,
HB- Office No III Ontario street, up stairs, a few
I doors from the Public square.
Oihce hours from 70 u and from 2 to to o'clock
daily: lsgndays exeepted.l aug9
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LlI Alty. angEhlg9
OH HERTFE AMI MECTIPp TITIN

SHERIFF AND MASTER CUM-
~ MlSSI0NER'S SALE.-Pursuantt to the com
nahd oi an order OF sale issued from the Cour, Of
common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county, at the SUIT Of
Alexander b; Halleweil, plaintin, against David Il
Baird defendant, TO directed, shall offer for sale
~ public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the Cty OF Csveland In said county the lTth day
Of September 1850 al O'Clock p NJ Of said day the
following described lands and tenements, TO wit:
Situate IN the Township Of Independence, being
No. (6) six in the 18th range OF Townships ia tho
Connecticut Western Reserve In the State Of Ohio,
and which is also in the county OF Cuyahoga and Is
known by being the east part Of lot No. Is Of John
A. Grangers subdivision Of part Of tract No. one 40
In said Township east of the CdyAhoga River and Is
bounded east by the centre of the State Road fsO
caed); the north and south by the lot lines and
the west by lands contracted to James Watts Be-
ing SAME land decided to said Baird by BiddalI and
wife, containing ten Of land be the same more
or less Appraised at Sf75.
d. L. WIGHTMAE
Sheriff and Master Com'r.
VIM. Abbey, Pitts Atty, nagI7;s6i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
MASTERIS SALE.-NOTIOE,

MI ASTER'S ) SALE.-NOTlCE
lyl In pursuance OF decrotal order issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas Of fCuyahOga county Ohio
In case Ia which Ralph II. WorthingtOn Is plain
til, and Myron DouW ct. al, deiendants, to me d-
reced shall expose for sao az tho door Of the new
Court House In the City Of Cleveland Ia said county
on the nth Jay Of September, l56O, at 2 O'Clock p
NJ, Of said day, the following described lands and
tenementH, 20 wit
Situate 10 the City OF Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio, and Is lot No. twohunGred and forty (2lUj In
the Willeyyie Plat In said city, being Ia that part
thereof which WIS Formerly in Ohio City and Is six
~ feet front and one hundred and forty feet,
nine inches deep. Appraised at S3OU0
l.. Prentlss, h. W. bingham,
Pitts ATTY. Master COmr.