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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

lHDLANAPoLIs, Jan. 81.
The joint resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to appoint I've Commissioners to the
Convention at Washington on the 4th prOx-
imo, passed both Houses this afternoon By
almost q unanimous vote. The Governor
will announce the Commissioners to-mor-
row morning.
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AsReal blessing.

PiysieiaEs-Well, Mrs. Jones' how is that
neadachs7 -.--
MTs. Jo1is1.-Gonsi Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me in Just twenty minutes and / wish
you would send more so that Team have them handy.
Fhpsi. .aH- y on can get them az any Druggists
Call Tor Cephaluc pills, ind they never fail, and
recommend them In all cases Of Headache.
MTB. yonss.-I shall send for a box directly, and
shai! tell all my suffering friends, for they are
real blessing. $50
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HOME TFSTLNONY,

In this connection We offer few testimonials.
~ am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise MarBhaIs te
rine Catholicon a cure. have advised its and
it has Effected complete cure wherever It has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
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,ardIy Realized.

Hi ad n 'orrlble 'eadache this hafternoon,
hand stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi
% hi 20 the man, 'fUan you hsase eadachsl''-
Doea II hache ard, says %. "Hexceedingly," says
hi, and upon that e gave me Cephalio Pill, hand
Pon ale 'onor Il cured me quick that 'ardly
allied 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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HARrronp. TrumbnlI 81. D.

I hereby certify that 1 have been dealing in the
GTtenb berg Medicines for the past year. and tru
ly say that have never offered any medicines TO the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
Of the people like these particularly the Pills and
Cathoicon. They viii perform all aud more than is
promised for them have sold about hlty bottles
Of the Catholicon the past year aud hear the best
results in every case. j. Il. q. JOHNSOS,
March Z, 1851. Medical Agent.
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GREAT DIscoVERY.-Among the most i'm
age may be considered the system Of vaccination for
protection from Small POx, the Cephalic PHI for
lief Of Headache and the use Of Qunine for the pre-
whose benefits will be experienced BY suffering hu-
manity long after their discoveries are forgotten.
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B6g4Did you ever have the Sick Headache2
Do you remember the throbbing temples, the fever
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight OF
food. How totally unit you were for pleasure con-
yersaton or study One Of the Cephalic Pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then experienced For this and other purposes you
should always have box OF them on hand to use as
occasion requires.
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TIE GREFENRERa
MARsHALBS UTERINE CATHOLICON.

which is offered as certain cure IN cases accOmpa-
nied with the following symptoms: Irregularities,
Weakness, Faintness, Deranged Appetite, SallOw
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Chills,
Cold Hands and Feet BlOaatings, Feverishnsss, Neu
ralgia, PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Dizziness, Nerv
business, Headache, Restieasness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pain N the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Urine with heat or smartingi Itching, Burning OF
pair, Mysteries Anxiety Red Fac, Nervous Tvvffch-
ing, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, DEPRIVED Appetite, Elatulenoe, BlOated and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pans In the Limbs,
Loss of the MemorY. BaWildarment. Soranasa IN the
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
IN s. Csusin, formerly member Of
Congress from Baltimore district died Of
spoPle1y at Cairo this morning.
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FRnI RnsTnN.

BosToN, Jan. 81.
U, S. brig Bainbridge Is rapidly fitting for sea.
The Merchant and Miners line of Steamers,
owned here, discontinued trips to Savannah, and
will hereafter run 10 Baltimore and Norfolk
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HARRTsBURGH NEWS.

HAulIsHrncI, "a Jti. o.
The Demooratic State Committee today adopt
ed z call ior Convention for the 2lst Of Febru-
arT-
The House adopted resolution to send Com
missioner 90 Washinrtou tonight
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Rls-R Read what DR.. BushnsIl says Of the Grefen-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. is physician Of extensive
pracee and one OF the most successful in the cOun
ty (Irumbull) in which be resides
This certites that have used the GrHleR berg 8
Pills aud MarshnlPs CathOlicOn, sold here by H. u.
johnson, In my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1851.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress H. B. KINGS LEY, Cleveland.
jan3d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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FACT WORTH DEMONSTRATING Ceph-
alie Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache Bill
ious Headache Nervous Headache, CostiFsRess and
General Debility.
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a1AtH
TELFGRA nHIC
Yesterday AfteTnoon's RepOrt
oeNGnEssIONAL
WAsursoTos, jan. 81.

HoUsE.
Mr.. Morehead introduced q bin 70 PRO.
vide for the punishment Of oounlerfeiting.
and 10 prevent TIE use Of private stamps,
labels, trade marks, &C.. Of mechanics and
trsde8men. Persons found guilty Of doing
60 are 70 be imprisoned for not more than
twelve months, and 70 pay 3 fne Of not
more than 5000. It's consideration Was
obiscted 10.
Meszrs. kieE8 end Stralton respectively
presented memorials, extensively signed by
oitiaens Of New Jersey, urging an adjust.
ment Of the national difficulties.
Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, presented Pc
tition from the citizens Of that State pray
ing for the adoption Of the CrittendOn Com
promise. Laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Hindnan offered q resolution, which
was adopted, instruoting the Judiciary
Commiiise 20 inquire whether Martin F.
Conway, claiming TO represent the State Of
Kansas, has been legally and constitution
ally elected Representative to Congress
from that State, and that said Committee
report by bill or otherwise.
Il vas agreed to have night session for
debate oaly.
The House went into Committee Of the
whole on The Ssnates amendments 10 the
Deaoiency Appropriation bill
The Committee on Ways and Means REQ.
ommended non concurrence in the Sen
sts's amendment appropriating 100000 to
ratify TIE provisional contract with Am
bross VI. Thompson, to secure to the United
States certain valuable privileges In the
provinces Of Chiriqui.
lir. Moore offered proviso that the con
tract be net approved TIN The United States
be secured in the supply Of coal, So. pro
posed By It. and protected from failure /;
and that The United States shall acquire no
right Of sovereignty in New Grenada or
Costa Rica, nor transport troops or muni-
tions Of var over the Territory unless vol
UNFAIRLY asssnted 70 By the governments Of
these countFies.
SENATE.
Mr.. Seward presented a monster petition
from the citizens Of New York York for the
passage Of resolutions substantially the
same IS the Border States resolutions
The petition Is signed by $4,000 people, and
Is twelve hundred feet long.
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=. - sssHssaessasssa
Hamburg Cheese g4a "
sGG9-..,.--R doE IS ala
Lard No. l...Fb ekalO
Lard, NO.2..4b -
potatoaa
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CANFORD'S LIVER M TdCP

OANtOhU b IlN Elk Inn IfAfeR.
~ AFOB never Debiiitates If lFosrlss.1s7,-l
taolished i-ct, standard Medicine, known ald a5-
% With eonidoucs iu al he diseases 5r hioh It e
recommended
lt has cured thousands within fha lr-t two rs-r1
sFho. bad given up alI|z hopes oi relief. 3 IL
numerous solicited u 'seftifcate8 I ny c1s8s9
Ths doss must be adap-lr led to the teuUsr,moyt
q the iuqlflQai taxing = ltslld used lu 5dc1 guar
titles es q act generallgI1c '0n the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your|-- iudrnent g1ifs Won IN
the u1s Of the LILER|l EfHFIGORATOR, andii
via cure IIFEn corr IFI.Allfr8, BILIOUS AT
LAcEs, DTsPEPsIA, ,0Hos-i- ID DIAIRHGk, eUuHEl
y v HGl..lfLAlElsi Df5EsIEETe~ iDaoPaII sQuE sInrac1
p nAllLuAL losIIY EHEssi y eHoLlci CHQlEaA Ia
EAEru1Ir FLArULEgcE, - d HDIcE, EnHArn
ORDINARY FAMiLYl.s ImEDfCINF. Il NJ
cure SICK HEADACHEIez fas fh0nrauda trr -
tlysl IN TW IiE MINUTES, III Two
Oh THREE TEA-[ lsPOoNaFII. IFF- IA
KIN At the commence-.1 ment o. the attack
All who use Il are giving their testimony in iis b
Mix water in ths. mouth with the Isvis0zatoi
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also Santord's Family Cathartic Pills
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extraeis, and %
up 10 6lasa Cases. Air Tight end win
keep in any climats
The FAMILY CATHARrIC PILL is a ssnfls bot
actlYe uethartics which the proprietor has used iu
~ practice more than twenty ycdra-
The constantly increas-r ing demand nom fhcs
who have long used the y PfLLs and the asti5isa
tion which an express in = regard io their uss, hss
Induced me 20 place them within the re1rh 81 IN
Lllrtic5 act on lllerenlI. nuftioua 81 the bowels
The Family Cafhartic- Pill has. with due ref-r.
ence 10 tlIie wef sstal- iishad flcl been con-
pounded from a Varietl = of the nrr11t VeqefafIe
Extracts, which act ali ifa 5n every part 81 ne AZ
mantary canal, aud ese- soon and atrr 81 an
cases where a Cafharfic7 ia needed 7ueh - n5
fangements of the stom-c Irh sIseuiner- - fr
the Beck and Lofna, Cos-|< firara.1 p-su rrI 5.rs
nesa over the whole BofV nom rniiIau eiIif rrset
- luautllf II neglected = end il IdI0 clurss q
1efer Loss Of Apre-r4 tito, q Crceriu1 eersa
ton Of Cold over fhe rBodv. RestIessrss5.
Headache, or WalqhtT iu ~ Hr1f. an Irfarf
mafory Diseases WormaC ia Children or Adults
Rheumatism, great puriFsr or fho Blood nrd rf1nr
diseases 20 which flesh o heir to8 nuusrouI ~ n1
ton in this advertisement Dose fo 8
PRICE 90 CENTS.
- The Liver lnViEurafor and nar1ilT Cstharff
pills are retailed BY Druggists gsneraiy and sold
wholesale b. the Trade ia slI the large t0uns
8. Z. ". SANF0kD, H. d.,
Manufacturer and Pru9riet1r,
ytdSWls - Bgoadaa4s Aag EoEk.
IS - saniord,s Liver lnyigorai0r aud csiharrio
Pills are for sails BY
eHtRCHILI,s B BRO. Druggils,
hlu $. W cor Pub. Square and Ontario 81
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FItsEs
AlILNAuKEE. Jnn. 8l.

MiLWAUgEE, Jan. 81,
A hre broke out in the upper story Of
Kaman's furniture store last night. The
building and nearly all the furniture were
destroyed Estimated loss, eight TO ten
thousand dollars. Insured for forty thou
sand dollars
DuSKlRK, N. Y, Jan. 81.
A fire st jamestown last night burned
over thirty places Of business, including
the Allen House, Chautauque County and
jamestown Banks, and the Hawley block.
The papers, books and funds Of the Banks,
we're saved. Loss from $4,000 to $780,
OOO.
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DEBa TE BIZ SEWARD DOUGLAS,
MASON &C.
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OM1N 10 i IA OIb . AO14OG 4
"a Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as AdlnIuis-
traitor with the will annexed o. John kneal, deceas-
ed. LUTHER &. FkEhItSo-
Cleveland. January g, 1901. ianlg:3zl
MASTEk'S SALE-LN PURSU-
lNA ANCE Of a decrstaI order issued from The
GOlTI of Common Pleas Of Cuyah0ga county, Ohio,
in which George ". Girty, et- a plaintiffs, anu
BaZilia N. Hutchinson, et. all dsiendants, 70 me
directed, shall oppose for sale at the door OF ,he
Court House in the cit Of Cleveland, in said county,
Tho sth day u February ls6l az oclock 2. 81,
Of said day, the following described lands and teue
meuts. situate iu the township Of heWburE, Cuya
hoEa county, Ohio. and IL known BY being part Of
original lot number 3zl and is bounded i0lOWss-
beginning at the centre Of the Pittsburgh kOal $50
called) the south easterly line OF lsud formerly
owned by Eleazer Cable; thence north forty tive 5j
degrees twelve 21 chains and forty three (ssJ
links stone IN the east line Of said original lot,
nov the centre Of the highway; thenco north QUE
fourth Of degree EAST along the east ns Of said lot
32l i've u chains TO stC ne; tbeDce south forty
(i5) degrees west fifteen ~ chains and ninety-ono
(9I1 ipks to the cntre Of said Pittsburgh road Lead
ing from Cleveland 70 hewbursi thence sonth iorty
Ave J45) degrees east along the centre Of said road
three (3) chains and nfJtW0 52) links 10 the plare
OF beginning the same containing nVe acres land
be the same more or less, but subject 70 all legal
highways. Appraised at s3sl0U
MN. Y. TOUSLtY,
A. T Slade, Master COmmE.
Plbs Atty. Jams
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EVENING EEssION.-FarnesWOrth OF III
nois made Republican speech. He was
against the report of the Committee Of
Thirty-three. he would not give an inch
vantage ground to slavery.
Avery Of Tennessee replied to the speech
of his colleague, Etheridge, which he pro-
nounced extraordinary and unnatural. He
said the people of Tennessee would he sat
is6ed with nothing short of the Crittenden
proposition.
Mr. Niblock, of Indiana, was willing to
grant the secedeFs everything consistent
with honor, and in the mean time be was
in favor of q vigorous enforcement Of the
laws.
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All of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists,
hl0 s. W. cor Ontario at. & Public Square.
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Builders.

brooks S. G. 8 /. W. BUILD
ER8. Also Manulanturera Of Doors. ninds
Ssh Brackets and all kinds % Scroli-sIai7r snd
1otnlc work. Particular attention paid to fitdng
gp storeg- Factory on Division strsst near Centre
Block, CisFsland, Ohio. a0l0.asl
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a8FaiFiRFs.

DR. KNAPP, 0GULIsT, OF "A
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
of he Eye and Deafness, at No. So Bond st., CeYe
land a short distance from the Post ONCE
nB- Abundant testlmf mails Of peTsons restored TO
and Northern Ohio. "a
Artificial eyes inserted THAT MOVE, and the best
quality. Dr. X has takenh Diploma IN competition
with all other 0custs, az the New York state fair
for his superb artificial Eyes.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

RALE1GH, Jan 50.
The Convention bill has passed both Houses. -
Il Is to be voted on By the people.
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THE CAROLINA ULTIMATUM,
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WAR NEWS FROM NORFOLK.
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+. G. Thrall, Before N. Miller, Justice OF the
vs. Peace Of Cleveland Township,
ON THE 24TH DAY OF NO
~ VEMB ER, ls60, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum OF Forty
Dollars, which action will be for hearing January
23d, l55l, at O'Clock P. III.
ianT:3l9 BY n. Hnssv. his Afrornev
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THE BROOKLYN AND MACEDONIAN
AT PENSACOLA.
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nnNKlRK. N. Il. Jan. 9l.
Last Nights Report.

SPEECH OF SENATOR sEwARD.
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THE DEPENDANT, JOHN Ell
Il VERT, viii take notice that on the nth day Of
January, A ID. 1861, said Frances Elvert filed i said
Court her petition against him, praying that tie
marriage contract now existing between them be
dissolved, alleging cause thsreor-'Gross ne gett
Of Duty" extreme cruelty and habitual drunken
ness, for period Of over three years. The defend
p. II. BRESLIN.
ianI2.323 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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PRIVATE Disc gNSE
with ali bad effects arising thsrsirom. intending
DEBILITY Oh NERYous PROsrRATlnG-


Win aii bar elscts arising thereirou. inciuding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsrRATiOE.
He has sueoeedsd IN curing eases Intais ritFs5-rs
Of whom had gNpeuded hundreds oi dollars wifh
sas5ylod physicians, Eho ur0sss to treat an private
least particle Of beiaft
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a rasnber oi
s33sls Nlisse ll Lonaon Of fsrlii a3 rer1ap1 1ulc
others do for the pose Of susIarinF the ncs1f
and who hold ont great e pecIatious newer 60 - -
alleQ- bnt hat Dr. GIBSON might ho1at of i
this that be is able 10 give entire aifi1feI1r =
those who repose cOufdence In hf1 ahflifv ~ i-I
IiLy, and tnai 1s Ras perectsd an American sgstan
don or Paris or any patent medicine foeGual ior
radical cure Of seminal weakness. and all df7srge1
eetsngeInenLs, Doth mental sRd phJsicals arisin9
Dr. GIBSON also claims fsr mis- new treatment tie
holoNing iiYantaees over All others et dscoEared
AZ nst tls agents used are IN 70 apect disagree
ehlei be uses no relies Of the dark ages. such g
Mercury, nor any other deseieriOus drug Ese1r1r
no restrictions in diet OF business Is ralufred- irs
lE his treatment Is POSITIVE ard ceriain Cd al eas7
hospital in The United States and domonsfrsss 20
immense superiority Of his treatment over any
other now known % the world in point Of rrOsurf-
ness pernaneneyi nidnesgs safety and conTeDiancT
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the past nine mOaths performed mani
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted az
individuals Of the first responsibility in Osrelan
Boston, New York AID other cities ia reFazd q
4-l Al4 lnle4ri3 10 All pfqtei5iQ lran39otlona
Dyspepsia, khuematism SCrofua ana an chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- medicine sent 10 any part OF the country
DT. GIBsO6's New Work on Physiolosy or al
at bis Odice.
DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropatly and Medicine,
as- once Nos NJ Ontario street, up stairs,
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours ir0m % Z and from 70 to 5 o'elocs
daily Csundays exeeptedl angs
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s.W. cor. Pub. square and 0ntsrio q.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lAL SALE.-Pursuant 70 the command ola deere
al order Of sale issued BY the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuyahOga County, Ohio, At fhs suit OF Ed
ward Wade against Philip Eckhardt, 70 me direct
ed, shall expose at The door Of The Court House IN
the City Of CeTelud, in llid eounty, the "a Day
OF March, ls6l, a. o'clock ?. NJ, the following de-
seribed premises 20 wis Situate in Brooklyn town
ship Cuyahoga county Ohio, and known a. subdi
vision Of Tot numb Der two hundred aui thirty lZ1 in
Hiram stone addition 10 Cleveland, posed of
part Of original lots Nos. @ and 6s, In BROOKLYN
township. Appraised AZ $3.50.
b. z. BeaYis, GEO II. WTMAN,
Pitts Atty. Master Comm r.
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NOTICE no O7CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
i Y Proposals viii be received az the ofice of fha
City Civil BngineeF % the Oity Of Cleveland until u
O'Clock H., February 9Th, l55l for building Frank
fort street sewer, commencing In Frankfort street,
opposite the johnson House, and extending 70 the
inter9eciien Of ~. Clair aud Seneca streets.
PrOpcsals aretnvited for the sntirs work, inclu-
ding the eemunti m0rter and brick for the catchba-
sins and man holes but the stone-warg pipes are 70
b0 furnished By the City 3 he Contractor at the
street.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mifsion Of bids reserviRg the t 70 accept or re-
ject the same. By order Of the Board.
j. "A. SARGENT
Cleveland, Jan. 1rG2l .... CITY Civil Enriueer
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colIMIssIoNERs TO wAsHINGToN.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

ETC, ETC. ETC.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, In Court OF Common
Frances ElYsrt,
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ian7:sI9 By 3. Ho6Ry, his Atiorpsy,
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNASALE.-Pursuant 10 en- order Of sale ISSUED 10
me rom the Court OF Common Plees for Cuyahga
county Ohios IN an aetion pending ia said Court,
wherein Joseph x. aartEen 10 plaintiff an silas
) stone, Margarette stone, Asa Mahan, and Will
lam y North are defendants, snail on the 10Th
day Of ebruarys 1901, At o'clock r. H. expose Tor
sale at the door Of the Court Heuss in said county
the lands and tenements described follows. Wit:
'Subdivision lots numbers as 6f4 6ls 625 81 6fs
6f9 65 10 ). 5. stones survey Of College Tract be-
ln paFt q lot uuuo eighty go in the town
state OF Ohio" said several lots are appraised al
sl55 escl ;. s. GRANNlS,
n r apalQllgt Master Comm r.
Pltds ATTY janl5.s22
GXECUTOR'S NOTICE-NorICE
~ Is hereby given that the undsrsigued have
beeu duly appointed ana qualified a. Executors Oh
the estate Of John Ruple, deceased.
CYRUS RUPLE,
JAMES b. RUPLE.
Cleveland, January ., 1861. ijanZs522
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Efaal Motiega.


M OR1CE-THE CREDITORS
IL oi Ezra $. Cleveland, and nil others interest
-, viii tnke notice that the 2sth day N January
ls6lt the said Ezra y Cleveland made application %
arrest on all claims annexed 70 bis netitlou aud
which filed On ny Office on the 18th day Of Janu-
eFy, 1851 and that copies Of all papers filed IN ms
ucs viii BE- rsturnHd 20 she Court u Common Pleas
for CuyahOga county ohio, on or before the second
day OF the February term Of said Godrt uoEt 70 BE-
holden. JOSEPH s. GhANEIS,
ian3l l55l.32 Commissioner of lnsQlTents
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g. CleFeand, plaintiff, Before f. Hesssnmueller,
vs. ]. p. Of Cleveland Twp
Halset Francis. deft J Cuyahoga O. Ohio.
A TTAOHMENT.-ON THE 25TH
IA day Of January, A. D. 1851, said just issued
al VFdsr Of attachment for the sum ol tWsnty-six
6loD dollars ana probable Costs Of suit ts dollars
GEO. 4. IhGERSObL.
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