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,Hh-shipJ Tyler tno 0 Taber), Cooper Hong Kong
sunboat Quaker City, Commander ovsrton Carr Fer
ss.%sSp civ New York ~ TRANSFORM. Mott. ws. \
SS ssf Tss sssIaS Sshs
& s a SSwe @ Ss casd r s
ss ~.S Boston, e Bs e. s T.
IS ssE Of Sandy Hook, spoke ship 2, hence for I4v
Ee yT y % sH sGs
wreck OF Br brx wStsrlogged and abandoned manmass
S By TIE sssS 81 IN
= "a Ion 80 passed ship Orient, hegce for Liverpool
ss a'1 s s' spsis
s a Ts5pISS' n aai IS days
mass RS s e s Amsass Go asa
Ship Flying chders Horton Boston, days. In ballast. 70
PsS Ben 3f nus Halifax ssp
b. s Mary M Ms %ds s TO MaSe Ne cF'ts
Brig Acme tBr Of Yarmouih Nsl Daley Cork via sgd
Brs Henry johnson, Mashas, days with Tim
Bris Rising sun smith, Jonesboro7 days. with spars
Brig vasor Haskell Boston, days, with yellow pine,
srhr Bllow McGivcn, Lnran CD, Is days. VITA coal, 10
schr Triton, Freeman Bangor, days.
Echr lydia Cathartne, Keller, Calais. D days
ockr Mary Ann, Bryant Naehias, days
Achr II Laurens, Watson, Machiasport, 3days.
Schr Jones, Gatcomb, Maehiasport caps.
Echr II Smith, Kelley, Portland, 3 days.
Schr ID N Richards Joy, Boston, days
Steamer Boston, CrooSer, Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence
SAILED
y ream frigate Minnesota
Nh-Shps Thompson, Liyerpool onicfsiep, London
6tephenstTath (Br) Belfast Montgomery Havre Harriet
Rotterdam; Trunb,l, Antwerp; Trumbun, Antwerp; Jnbi
hSn (Brem Brenen barks Despeche (Prus). Cork; Ed
Nna {Bren Havre; Helveta of and for Bremen; Gorilla
Havana; Kate Lincoln (Br, Delaware prns brig koenigin
Elizabeth Cork br schrs II Smith, Gibraltar Kate Hon
aazas; Curassow, Martinique; Orr!s, st Johns, PR.
Wind during the day NE to sSE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
CHERfFFS SALE.-HOTEL FURNITURE.
~ CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD, AUCTlONEEl

CHERfFFS SALE-HOTEL FURNITURE
- CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD AUCTIONEERS,
- Saiesroom tf8 Nassau street,
VIII sell on Monday, Sept at 10 O'Clock, at AZ Barclay
sost the hotel consisting Of Beds Bedsesds
Chairs, soas, Bureaus Carpets Mirrors Olclohs Stoves,
Ranges CrocSery Cooking ttenss &c, together with Bar
and Bar Furniture, Wines and other Liquors Segars &C.
Also the right title and interest OF William Mspage In and
to the lease OF the premises JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
yVM. WRITER'S, AUCToNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day at2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street. large ana
liable assortment OF Gsnsel Furniture &c, from families
breaking up housekeeping Suits in Hair Cloth Centre,
Dining and Tea FABLES Pier Oval and Mantel Mirrors Pa
other Carpets; Hall and Basemen, oiclo.hs; Mahogany,
Beds Bedding marble top Dressing Bureaus Toilet China
GlAss Silver other Wares Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture Stoves Ranges, wood and other wares. Cash
advances consgnments Goods packed and shipped at
reasonable charge.
w N. HoLLINasHEAD, AUCTIONEER-f,0O0C CASES
w Boots, Shoes and Brogans at auction, Tuesday,
sept 10 at l01 o'clock at the store Of Whitehouse No.
70 Cortlandt street. comprising well selected stock direct
from manufacturers Catalogues the morning of sale
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DR RALPH OFFICES lse CROSBY STREET, COR
- Of Houston. Hours lO5S to 2 and 6 till p. NJ

TTOWARD ASSOCIATION. PUILADELPHIA-FOR
IL the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with vru-
acting surgeon Valuable reports certain Diseases and on
the remedies employed In the Dpnsar sent IN sealed
letter evelopes free Of charge. Address Dr.. j. Skln
Houghton Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadephia
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phs; Rssina. Hunt Nysrk Cid bark PERI Thestrup. Hs-
PORTSMOUTH, Sept S-An schr q W Rawlsy, Rswley,
Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE, Sept 6-Ar Westchester, Jones.
New York Sid schrs Caroline Anderson Bowker; Beatty
Sharp; Heaton Ryan, Boston, Brewer; Lake, Doughty
james House. spragg Alexander Henderson, Baker and Ny
jane Murphy PHILADELPHIA; Jos Potts, Holey. Elizabeth,
port; Con Taylor Jones; Vemilyea Genitz and Eimira
Rogers, Whitman, NYork sloops Dallas Racket, do;
Robinson, Blizzard, and Aida, Sayres, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug ll-Ar steamship Pacihc, Staples.
bourne; Viking, Smith, Magatlan.
SAlEh Sept 5-Arr Sabao, Baker, EzabethpOrt schr
W j Cox, Honck, Philadelphia.
TAUNTON, Sept 5-Arr schr G vckery, Babbth Phila-
delphia
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nR HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
~ his atte0on W diseases Of certain class in which he
has treated less than fty thousand without In
stance Of failure H great remedy Dr. Hunters Red Drop
crtafn 4esses when regular and all other
remedies FAM without dieting restriction in the ha
bits Of the atsnt without the disgusting and scken
ing eectA OF all ether remedies; In in less
than six hours II the poisonous faint the blood Is
TO absorb unless the remedy Is used It 81 VIAL and
cannot be obtained genuine anywhere than the old Office
No. Division Book for nothing that Of the
effects Of early abuse.
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RIO LET-THE THREE STORY MODERN HOUSE. NO
10 First street; has gas fixtures bath two closets
heaters &C.; rent 10 good tenant only $500; upper
part rents for $500 Apply 1t 81 East Fifteenth street.
Liberty street. up stairs.
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DENTISTRY.


4 RTTFICJAL TEETu.-DR. LUTHER DENTIST, Still.
IA continues, l3S Sixth avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets 'psert beautiful and substantial
pure silver for only &S fine gold and patina SIS; single
teeth 81 Teeth Tiled aud witou. the
Artificial bone sling sniy 90 All work warranted.
A RTTFIcIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
n inserted while set giving pain. Aching teeth
shells be filled preserved by the dsooverer
PEARSON. NJ. n, $50 Broadway, side one
door alloy Seventeenth street. N BBswsrs Of sppEsu
limitations
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RIO LET, IN BRooKLYN-THE WHOLE OR LOWER
L part Of House. consisting of Basement, Parlors
and two Bedrooms or the upper part Rent from 50 SIS
per month. Also small House, rent IS per month Apply
OF SIT Adelphi street.
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A Is. CHAPMAN * Co, AUCTIONEERS
III. ELEGANT FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TuRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Tuesday, september TO- at i85s O'Clock
Rosewood octave Psnoioe, Drawing Rosin
Suits
Rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture, oak Dining
Room Furniture,
Paintings Statuary, Bronzes, &c.
At the residence Dr. Philip RANSOM No ~ West Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Sale commencing at l0Is o'clock precisely.
Drawing Room Suits Etegeres, bookcases Mirrors Lace
Curtains Vases OIL Paintings Statuai Veyet and Brussels
Carpets Extension Tables Buffet China Vases Svcrware,
Table Cutlery Wsrdrobes Hair and Spring Mattresses, Bed
steads Comnodes Washstnnds Ocot Stair Carpets,
grain Carpets Sofas and Rockers, Blankets Bedding, &c
Also large of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Sale positive, rain shine.
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| THo LET-FURNIsHED, A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
l. brown stone front House, 25x5S situated on a wide
street and within block and half Of Fifth avenue The
furniture IL nrst class nearly and every
thing necessary except linen and silver good
| tenant Apply 10 CfIAS E. MILLS, "a Cedar street
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nANIELA A. MATHEWS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL 70 Nassau street between Fulton and John Streets
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at his saiesoou,s, 70 Mas
street. this Monday morning at I0 O'Clock, general
assortment VI Household Furniture, vz-Roscwo0d and
mahogany Parlor Suits, Enameled Chamber Furniture,
Bookcases Wardroe Bsdseads Spring flair Mattress
es Washstands Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges Rocking Easy
and Parlor Chairs Extension Centre and other Tables; Hat
racks, Bookstands, China, Glassware, &C. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
II URTOUs KOINUIDENOEI
gIosu TIEDHR TH1 OOUNFER

aIllal UNUlIll lIlN lVlll.H
EMFEH AND OTBERS IN a BOIiIl
EOEIItIS Ia sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where eVory OEnsr q
aOrses sad Cattle can ind tie beat Medlcins 10 %.
or many ol tha DlEeasel noculier 70 such AniEnhla
ghBy Ere 3 Severed IA Remedy tor Colds, Ocughl
Logs of ApHsitsi uids. bound, Dstam psIsl &o.i -
~ These Powders alEhys gave sati1iaotion, e. tn
sfrelisrI. Try them. FOR salo BY E. II. GAYLORD
G. ". Palmer, Elutcl Brothers sud Strong 3 Arm.
tronF, ClsTalsad, o. end by sii Druggists IN thr
country. Also, AZ Wheassie 81 ths Propristor q. 81
ontario street. Clfvalszdi yhio, @ whom al orders
aust he eGfra ed
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% AzMA vIRUMQUE oANo. .n-An exchange
says that The reporter Of the New York
Sun took an inventory Of the charms Of .
ySuzg ladysIfiing opposite him in an om-
niBus the other day, and after snumsrat-
lag ysrious articles Of isEslry, concludes
via 2 one pair Of very white haads and
tps pair very white arms, all constantly
dlsPlsyed.a Either the reporter was 90
Interested 81 the display that he saw dou-
be e that young lady was ahead Of the
"sofiIlas" Perhaps she only thought that
the present emergency called upon ell to
bare arms sRd perhaps she simply took
then up against sea Of troubles.
~ At q meeting Of the business men
Of Portland township and sandusky, held
last evening at the Mayors Office, in re
spouss 20 9 call BY the trustees Of the town
ship, for the purpose Of constructing some.
pfopositioaB designed 70 settle tho dihonl.
ties new pending between the Cleveland
and Toledo RailFoad Co. and the Trustees
G Portland township, Msyur Pierson
vas called to the chair, and 3 proposed az
tiele Of agreement between the parties
vas Rad and discussed. After which L
s. Hubbard, R. B. Hubbard and VIM. s.
Pierson, Esqs,, we're made q committee TO
meet he ohcerE Of the road By invitation,
st Cleveland, on Saturday next, for the
Purnoss Of Psffectng definite arrange
nenta. mtsae
John T. Smith and Jacob Barker, Trus-
tees, and Rice Harper and Z. s. Beeeh6r,
Esqss as legal advisers, were requested 70
Be associaied with the committee.=Sdh.
dssky Register.
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hy HaTaon 3 Ut0WL.

GoEE 10 CozUMBus.-A number Of tho
ouiprits convicted 81 he present term Of
the common Pleas Court, left this morning
n charge Of ihs Sheriff, for Columbus,
Nhsrs they VIII be confined IN the Peni-
tsliiary fer various terms,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

There hnye been Il more Intsrmsnts this month
(E5vemberj than there were last month, and a more
than for ths month Of November, ls60.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland. nov. %. 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

BOARDING HOUs E---TA E
ID HOUSE, No, a PUbllc sauare. snd by the
stone Ohurch,-c19 O tho Vlealalse55 lQ1atlonl u
thc cit7-has bean thgrougnT ralaired, 9nd y ncI
5a1u fcf Boardors. Ea1liia1 Hl31ln4 % llr1lz1
ihsir oFn rooms can Be aeoollllo1I.tad VITA larEs
and oonvenl8nt ro1ul9 ana ged-fooEz4i 1Ed 1l1l1.l
Haardar1 anf DaT Bcarder1 Tll 1no 7ood ncccr1l1r-
fSiiorr or reasonable terr1g Ael1renca1 9fF8n lnf
fsauirsd. usi;RSl Nv, DUR81lI,-
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! o B 8 a ! a,
al EARnl nr "a Annna-

y
WITH a TWO STORY BRlOA DWAliLlhG
N the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
WELL ogtern and out house8s AL nsWj Iust comple-
ted, anQ ready lor occupancy The house E built
With all modern tEipr0FeMent1i the grouudH have 3
mont on h1ngman Avenue OF 90 rods q Dedutliul
Of The Farm there are asFeral springs Of rnrs atI
running out from the banks Of the raFines which
with 8inp hydraulic works, can 30 conVere 70 aul
part Of the Yarn. For GentlemhniH ko8idencl
the whole grounds can be elegantly aud tasteigiy
arranged. lor Garden Ninegardl or Fruit Oul-
ture, L can be made probable, being 90 near the
ctY-only abo11 100 roda IRON the ccrlornt li1itI
This hrm can DO divided into lots % one % ave OF
moro acres and make elegant residence and At e
large adpancs Of the prices which u can now be
land, part Of which Is beautiful Grove. IEe
Kinsman Street Hailroad rassoE throuNu the ave
nue IN front Of this Farm .l'lz
AlaO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HODsE
Forest streets. Lot IL teet on lnslaas and .5 o.
Forest street. House and 1provsmentg are ell ar5
class With 81 the modorn style, A1d built IN sub
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUsE
Barn, Ont Buildings, &C., atustei on Forest 5rsek
Lot l00iest lropt by s25 foes deep. This Is dFs
elias house, built n Q substantial manner and n
the Italian style ofnrlhitecture.
Also-AnothHr TWO STORY BBIOk HOUSE,
Bcribsd. Lea 100 feet hont b 20 let doap, and m
ished in All respects Ike the other.
AlBo-ONE VACANT L0Is on kinBman street
second lot from tho corner Of ktn1Llan and Eure8
ItTeets ~ sgt ont bT 80 deep Nine los, on for
ct street, between Hinsmsn( and 6CoViil Avenue
easf sIds. Los % f5at froat b rs fa5t deep. WI
ssl on time to suit parchassrss
Eor further Information 6nQ lire Of th3 under
dgned, No, 100 Kiasn1ep st.i CisFelanus Onlo.
lune1t@oo~ = z -
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1a
nris, BuEsle Eoa York, Bos-
ton, ard Asat6rn WAY daily
nunrIamlltnrf LettlI fl1E- Il
t go f1T IulalQ. New fozf
nnd Boston, daily .,.,.,.,,-.,,.,
Vrlo, Bufalo. Altany, Troy
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E6ls1D, Chioaqo 4 Oetroit,dliy
EofNhik, Efamonl, Obcrlin
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Fnso OK sHP-BOARD.-The ere announ-
esd last evening vas on board the brig
iroQuois lying at sanfo1d's lumber-yArd
dosk. Ehe foreoastls berthH were burned
tbs deok plank forward eharrad, and some
cher injury Of q slight character sus.
ained. The entire damage win not sz'
easa $50. There is no doubt ihe ars vas
e65 work Of an inosndiary, IS there had
been no Gre used on board the vessel tel
more than 8 week. The vessel is owned
hv uav-n, Cenvl
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Goaf&fttGlIEFg.

Ohm SOH BIN KY
- HAVING REMOVED 10 HIS NV oUAHzERss-
No. % -; .: LYMAE's BLOCK,
(0ppobits the Court House, Pub. SquaTesJ
ls prepared TO feosiFs the calls Of hiy friends and
the public at large. 54sa-r
Everything Ia the line Of Confectionery q Espt O.
Wholesale AND kkTAIAns usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEK,
- Veu Is The choicest sstables served up 81 no
uent's notice. -
DINNER rs BERVHD DAILY
for the accommodation CT poss0na having business
at the Court House.
KEEHETT Ale OK DBAUgaT
IMPERIAL JELLT GUN BRoPs-auparior to
any thing Ia the OonfeotionerT lneIus received b.
= JOHN SJHHiNKs-
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tn z CITY,

~ EnaRsF or sH0PIiRTERs. = Marshal
kin6klsy and OEiosF Given last evening
ssuehi thres notorious shOphaeEs, two Of
them said 70 be from PitisbuFgh, named
Ueaslotls HopWOOd, Elizabeth Jones and
EdWnrt Jones. in The aet Of stealing dry
soads fFon the store ofFrosmsn 3 Ksnogg.
eaperior street. The ofiOsu afterwards
visited The abOds Of the arbt named, on
Ohio street. where goods 70 The value Of
$50 or $50 we're found, consisting Of dress
patterns, shaRls, skirts, and other articles
offsnalo astire. Their cases wiz Be dis
possd q 81 the Police Court tomorrow,
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ByGHWYHAH--
nov2s54 Atty i5f Pll'f.
MASTER5S ALR=-PURsU-


MASTERS SA Z R.-PURsU- :
lAG Ant 70 ths command oI a1 ordas q sale
nom The UouEt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyllosa C0utis
- et tha suit Of Ihs Cleveland and Eahcui1G
hairoad COMPANY against isaac u. HeEltt
and Others, 70 directed shall erposs Tor sale a4
public auction, at the door Of the Colrg Hou18 in
the oitI Of Cleveland, On tie sixth dsF of Deem
ber 1851 q ten O'Clock A. b., the iolloWil7 d.
5eSi5ed parcels q land, situate "a ths Uty q olsFs
landi county OF Cuyahoga, and State Of ono. al1
known bT being part q Hewitt 3 lFillol q tho
TO Wit
Appraised az S27s6.
Parcel No. A. Lot No. sixteen q said lu1dlTiI-
ion. Appraised as f25ol
Parool No, Il Lot II o. saVautes Of aid 7If7Vi1-
lon Appraised st 500.
PaTosl 70; 2; vt 30. oishtsan Of "a subdivil-
Parcel s9. Y. Tse westerly part Oflot 10. nine
taen In said subdigiaOn, BOUNDED nOrtharly Foufh-
srly and westerly by the lot hnel, and ea9fsry bT
the osntr5 hne Of brick vail nearly plEalaL VIA
Marvin street and about f1rty-1sF1n fse5 dt
soutne1t terlg theEeirOnl. Appraised 1t lz710.
Parcel LoI .. Ihe e11tarly p1rt Of los no. nilg-
teen In said 5111iFi1icn- bouEdad ncr rkIle1Ig eIs
lY and southerlE by the lot lines. and raal8i1T 81
tns centre line Of brick wall nearly p1ralsl win
4Erlin street and about forty seven lset di9ta1t
aoutheastsrlF fne-elroul. Apprnised st l6.
HEERT @. EBBlT.-
HlstaF Conn =
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s5ePpags Of MatgsoF O55t1sesOsis.

These Pills have n5Ysr beon known 20 ali when
tho directions have been ltri1g i1iaoed, and they
To MARRIED LADIES they are particui iarly re-
commended, a. they remove didculties and restore
aature, no matter nom what cause the Obstruction
may aFise. A few days in most oasaa VII proli1n8
the desired ehect and although 90 poertqlr yet no
afz8ct contrary 70 nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues with numerous
certificates lron we'll known physlcian5 and apoth-
sc.fies can Be had on application 20 tho AGENT who
will send the Pills, II desired, By mall post paid, 70
any address, on receipt ofthe money. Sold IN boxes
containing sixty Pills, By al the PRINCIPAL
snd dealers everywhere. Price 81 10 3 box p
g. W OLARK. Sen. Agent.
iVIs:E2s tt9 Superior ST. Oisvsland. o.
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'44l - DONE NAMBU AHAHNLl
II y. JsoEsouJ reaidento of the State of Lfinc1l.
-l4 4llii3on p -iaE renee, ra8ldgut Of tbs erlts o
lenl8AlI vii take notice that lha Dlairff II1l
iortn lu9gI1 I1ent oDtcneu iu fsTof 1f the niafrfi
against said y1cEaon q the Nay ssrni, f8lo o IIl
Court tor t2f ~ 100 dolls-B dausqa5 80 r17- a
suit nnd t1ae q certain deed Of eolTeTa1co. e.
ecqted b sid yach8on % the said LaHEeucs, tI-
ted on Or about November 9th, l11e a1d r1ao VIM
out eonslosraton ana for the purpos8 0f delaniin7
tlll glll1 ana Qtief credlt5 81 the SAID 51clc1s
that sid deed yfetendsd % convey The fooFi1 %.
SORTED 7relli9ei % Wtti Situated IN the oilT q
OleFelands N The county of CuTahozl ard eflla 81
O1tQs aQ - known e. icing the east halls Of lnt q
1los IN Barrier lord'1 luhdiTi1icn ~ that rEff @
9aid litF Of OlqEelands formerly Dhl0 City, ard =
Douoa - iollgu.i to Wit; uerth b Lcrain Efreatf
Of same lot 30. 26, and 70 % ie1t mont on I1E11
1triet-reierence beinG had % tha plEt snd 11r o4
Ahaz Merchant Tor more particular dascIi1t
AlsO-Anothfr piece Or 1arcsi Of land EnoNh 81
being nlmber zgli IN Barber q Lords subdiliaicu
IL that part of the oity of Cleveland which Eal Or
lots hog. rs z6s 27 and zls easterly On lot 80 l
8outh therly o1 lot 732, and westerly on RaEn 17Clt
and being about q fHet on Penn street, and about
10 leet de1, De te zane or less, and guhi1ct
Q all legal Highways, And further setting forth
that airaE levy bad been made on said premises
the ssid Lawrence cOn7eyed tho lot lastly ah0T1 a.
9crtbed . the said John Singer, to W.T., on the q
day Of tebruary. 1881. And brz7inq ifft 18th rai9
deeds 10 ee1laErd VOID and get asid8. and fhe ril
pTt misses te sold and proceeds applied n payment q
plainli 8aid gEiet lid costs Of arit. Ins l11
A4snson = Lawrence and Asahel d. lackso1 ar1 re-
quifse % answer aid petition on OF before ne tih
novz.sH q &c. a. n Fi.I5
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DR.. GIBSON

FT9fess9r of Eis6tregafiy AID EGdieiEs,
81 0fioo No. NJ Ontario stfsst, a. IteiTE, ~
dQozI ron the Public Square.
QlAos hours nom 9 TO y aud hon % .5'olocl
lailg. t5pndaFG azosbtad-l suE9
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GIQfAtMd.
THE 3 AIR IN EZ;
On Tm LOuH LADY OF THH CRIMSON CLIFFS.

On TBI LoHH LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
IL - -.--4 OOETINBEB.
Ha r. cried the chief, "a traitOr-rr- to the Con-
Seize HIM, my Insu, and ths slave to the sOsOld
Bast Prayed So-uisht' IfnOt to onot sayyOur pray
For ia hot send thy spirit 10 heaven unawares.,'
srslk og Of killing said thsinnoeent trembling
81 eO,S said the pirate, 'and you know rln man
AwpT win him now, men, and hang him right OF
Or sss cut he throat with bar of fsDsnesrs brown
''weI that is pretty rough. ?. tsm,natrol youth did
And IS shsy drasgss him OF he sang parting lay:
UNCLE SAM IS MARCHING ON.
Obi Jsg Davis q pirate,
60 A traitor bold Is be,
Bat Uncle sam will catch b m soon,
And hRhS him on tree.
- Tor Unelsi is marching on,
---s -rt-5 8. 70 catch ire traitors bold
And liberate the Southern folks
- -se Who have been b. them sold.
The southsrnsrs have all been dupsd,
They are not noT as frss
~ A. When blessed b. the Union
With peace aud liberty.
To make them once more frset
Hen catch Ell Davis and his meu,
And hang them on lres
Then take your tI1as, JsT Davis,
And 60 Ii while you're yonDg;
l Bor Uncle sam viii catch you- soon,
And then you suall be hung
fOr Uncle Sam % marching on
With the sons Of LibeIt ty;
They II catch JET Davis and his men,
And hang them on . tree.
$50 Bz CONTINUED
ia asa
We trust that mona Of our readers will become
fmpstient between he hsptefs Of this '.Terridcal-
" Thrilling Talen but If they should we viii giTs
them f1ll partiulars and also bargains IN FashiOn-
sble Ready-Msde othing for Men and BoTB' wear,
as we have now on hand The largest and best stock
Of tr
FALL AND WINTER OLoFHIEG,
that has ever been exhibited IN Cleveland. and
which We VIII ss az prizes to defy all competition At
IBAAO A IeAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sols Agency for the sale Of Singers Oslobrted
Sewing Machines, 6trong's Patent Army Trunks,
and Storris AutomRton FRESHMAN,
Llnrnar Of unInn and Hunar-lr r-raa-l-
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CONSTABLE -SAhE.-BF FI8-
~ FUE Of one Execution to ne dirsetsds = hIIFs
leYied and shall sell, accordi1g 20 Law, on ne
O'Clock A. N, sud o'clock P. NJ cf said DAY, at
the Eleven Nile Lock, In lndep6ndedce toFlshi1s
CuyahOga county, Chil, sarisfT itlzuent In
favor Of John Fare against ths Canal Baet OLD
BUCK, t0 wit. the Canal Hoat Oid Huez-
GEoRGf gEHEll, Constable.
Independence, Nov. 5o ls5l, docz55