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TELEGRAPH no.
CJNGHEssiONAL,
WAsHlsoTON, Jan. %.
--,r-or

EoUsE.
Mr. Rioe presented the petition Of $4,000
oitineuq OF Boston, Of various political opin.
ions. sskiue for q peaceful adjustment Of
our National difficulties. The committee
10 whom & Wss entrusted ask IL 70 be pre-
seated 10 tho House, which was aocofdingy
done.
The petition vas enclosed in an Ameri
can Tag, and It's presentation caused aP-
plsuse on The 6oor and in the galleries.
The Boston committee we're ~ the gallery
during these ooeedines. The petiuon
YES laid on he table In order 70 be printed
John Cochrano introduced MI, biglers
proposition for taking the sense Of the peo-
ple Of the several States on certain amend
nenis 10 the Constitution.
He said he would be willing 10 send Il 20
any committee suggested, provided he could
be assured they would not strangle It. he-
ferred 70 the select COMMITTEES Of Five on the
Presidents Special Message.
Mr.. Campbell presented the resolutions
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, expressing
ardent attachment 10 the Constitution and
Union, and repugRance to secession and
pladging the support Of that State in such
manner and 10 seeh an oxtaut IS may be re-
uuired for the maintenance Of the laws
80. Laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Florence presented joint Fesolu-
ton proposing amendments 70 the Consu'
tntiou. he wanted TO pass 1t to-day, as
there vas q necessity for doing something
Immediately for oonoillatioa end peace
Referred TO the Select Committee Of Five.
SENATE.
Several communications we're received
from the Departments.
Mr seward presented q petition from
ths citizens Of New York, demonstrating
against any legislation giving any Protec-
lion 70 slavery in the Territories. Also, a
petition Of 700 citizens Of New York, pray
ipe for some adjustment Of the present
difficulties.
Mr. Douglas introduced a bill amendato-
~ Of The act Of 1898, and the act Of 1850,
In relation 10 fugitive slaves. Referred 70
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Gwin presented the memorial Of Dr.
Rshe. Secretary Of the Pacific Railroad Con-
vention, held in California in 1858 and 'os,
transmitting the proceedings Of the Con-
vention. and the petition asking Tor the
passage Of the Railroad bill
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition OF
Noses Davenport and others, Of New
Bridgeport, Massachusetts,, in favor Of the
speedy passage Of the Crittenden resolu-
tions.
Mr.. Wilson made some irOnical remarks
in favor Of the petition, which was laid on
The table.
Mr.. Bigler presented resolutions in favor
Of the passage Of the Crittenden ComPrO-
mise.
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aalisfellAnEons.


THE AMAIGANATIoH OF LAEauAGEs-The
Is ls a growing tendency in this age 10 appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages, and
after willie % Incorporate them into our owl thus
the word Cephalic, which Il IRON the Greek, signify
ing ''ior the head" \ becoming poDularized In
Conneetion with Mr. 5paldinR great Hoadtehe rem.
edyi but Il Will be used IN more general Wdg
and the word Cephalic Will become - common a8
ElecrOtype and maLy, othsra whose distinction a.
Foreign words has been worn away by common usage
until they seem "natiVo and 70 the manor born"
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nnn.I nm nIlNRs.

.f.. ~. hAAhhhff aAAA -
The {. O. c. Express coach, for st. Joe, passed
NJ II O'Clock IN the forenoon. On sunGai i,'a Lio
Denver 9ith. Ten iays Hnd mott severe weather
since the settlement Of the country. aesleIuAy
morning the mercury stoud q below Hefo;, -,
One cord OF quartz taken ir.m ths , - ~ isso ~
mines last week, yielded salt f,t WV S0seS @ ~
ssYne 6unria crushed BY different mill, gave Ool
dollar The general average hom the claim OF
the company q 500 per cord -, =,
Great uneaLiness Is felt npqut VoeeIes on VIC pc =.
n q me ono should have arrived on the 21sti
Spd the other on the Esd inst Neither have yet
haen heard nom
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= TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr. Spaldipq has sold two millions Of bottles Of hf
ele brated Prepared Glue and It is estimated thai
ach bottle saves at least ten Jlars worth OF Drc
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate OF twenty
millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss W TINS
valuable invention. Having made his Glue mousse
hold word, be now proposes to de the world sun
greater service BY curing all the aching heads with
his Cephatic Pills, and II they are as good as nus
Clue Headaches viii soon vanish away like snow IN
July.
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MIR. LINCOLN's DEPARTURE FOR
WASHINGTON.
sFRINoFIELD, Jan. ~

SPRIsGFIELD, Jan q.
It IA now positively settled that Mr. Lincoln
viii depart for Washington on the llth of Feb
ruarT he will 20 hence via Lafayette TO lndI-
annapolis, where he will receive the hOspitalities
Of the Indians Legislature. Thence he will pro-
eeed By way Of Cincinnati 20 Columbus, Cleve-
land, Buffalo and Albany. From Albany be in
tends 20 make for Harrisburg direct thence to
Baltimore and the. Federal Capital But the
tour TO New York and Philadelphia is not impos-
ARRANGEMENTS for special trains all the way
through are making. No military escort will be
accepted The entire journey is expected TO be
nads inside Of ten days
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A-Real blessing.

Phyacian,-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
neadache2
lTrs. JOnes.-GOne Doctor, all gOnei the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and / wish
you would send more 80 that can have them handy.
Phpslcidn.-Tou get them at any Druggists
Call Tor Oephatic Pills. find they never fall and
recommend them in ali cases of Headache.
Mrs. Johes.-I shall send for a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are
real blessing
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Report Of the New York Market.

nav AOAA' van. - A-'--
BUTTER-The market does not present a very
active appearance although choice lots Of Ohio are
taken or shipment at "A to l5c and Roll brings IS to
Ike Central Ohio sells at 10 to l2c.
CHEISE-Cholee Ohis is sailing at 81 to &c, the
latter Is h1WeEer an exception at figures. English
dairy Is almost at stand still, owing to the South
ern troubles and quotations nominal at to lOc.
HOGs-Dressed Hogs are in active demand at ~
to 7o for Western and TX to TIC for city dressed,
SEEDs-Clover seed is lower AID sells at 90 to
sAe-ths latter for prime
DEMING h TIFFANY,
- r,c-,-,l..lnn ALarchnnta. 81 Paarl atreat-
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FROnI NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, n J., Jan ..
The Government closed its evidence in the
Jackalow case to-day for the defence. Bayard
testified to seeing person on the steamer Missls-
sippi, on the Japan expedition, whom he thought
TO be Jackalow The prisoners counsel contend
ed that Long Island Sound where the alleged
robbery and murder took place, was not part
of the high sea-, and moved an acquittal for want
of jurisdiction; consequently the Indictment was
defective Government responded citing differ
ent authorities 10 prove that sound Is an arm Of
the
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elnsion that Italy must postpone the acquisition
Of Venice
The Opinione Of Turin, Count Cavour's Jour
nal, has . leader which shows that the battal allions
Of Austria cannot be put 10 light by few bands
Of volunteers. nor can her fortresses be taken
without Immense military efforts.
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wxP Ann RusIoRs or WAR.

Nav NOhkl jan 30
Coustautinuple letter Of Dec, Slst IN the
World records the utter route Of the main feF-
stan army GOO strong, BY large toroe OF lurh
onerT. This may perhaps cause the overthrow OF
ftta uaralnu army
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~ OvrR ExCrNEEr. and the mental

Ra OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu;
siness or study, are among tho numerous causes ol
Nervous aeadache. The disOrdered state o. mind a
body incident to this distressing COMPLAINT is tatl
blow 70 all energy and ambition Sunerers by thls
disorder can always obtain speedy relief nom THESE
distressing attacks by using Of the Cephal tic
Pills Whenever the symptoms appear. Il qllets the
Overtasked brain, and sQOthes the strained ana Ja
rim nerves. and relaxes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggravates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain.
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RR1parr-hLissns wnnta yon 10 end her J

BRDeET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box OF Uephaltc Glue, no. bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but Tn thinking that's not just Il haitherj but
perhaps ye'n b. afther knowing what Il is. 1e see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache
and wants some more OF that same as rslaiYed hot
before
Pills.
Bridgd.-Ochl sure now and you've sed It, here's
the quarthsr and Civ me the Pills and don't be all
day about il aither.
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aalehitinta.

GANFORDS LIVER INHIGCR-
~ AT0H never Deblltales. It Is compose -sf
entirely ffss FROM GUMS, and has haeom8 an e.
tablished ttct, STANDARD Medicine, known and aD-
proved b al whc have used u, sud q nov res0rtad
70 with couhdsnos IN 81 the diseases 1r watch Sc n
It hss cured thouaands, within ne last tE0yosrl
Sho had given up ali5 hopes q relief q thf
nanerous unrohcited . certificates On ny pol1al
Ths dose must BE- adap-s led 10 fha icnperlmeBt
Of the individual taking t,and used i1s suck Quau
titles e g. act gensrallyz l0i the bowels.
Let tie dictates of your = judgment gulde Y0u 90
the Of the LIFERl- llNYIGORATOR,a and q
viii cure LfTER COH-II IFLAIETs, BILIOUS AT
rAeEa, DEsFEPSiA, ,CEoE- r nc DIAREHGA, SUNNI
goHPLAINTs, DysENTERIls- lDRoP8T, sour sronAcH
1 aasLIgAL SosrIyEsEssise = IgH0LloI cHoLEAA -
ttAsfgAs fLATuLEHoE, = EDIoEs tEnALI
.ORDIHARY- -FAHiT-Yl-. IirVDI0TNr - VII
cure SICK HEADACHEl= fss thouIsnis can -
ufyJ IN TWENTTiZ ifITNUTFS IN Two
Oh REB TBA-E sPO0NsFuL lEE IA
All who use Il are giving thsir testimony b it, q
Ba-Miz water IN ths mouth with ths InTieorato1
Anu PRICE PRO- on ONE DOLIAR PER BOTTLE.
Also SanfOrds Family Cathertic Pills.
pounded fr0m Pure Vegetable Eztricts, and p1
up IN Glasl Cases. Air Tight and Eil
Tho FAMILY t5i c9f a l AZ u PIL Is ssatls but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor haa used IN
s practice more than twenty years
me constantly Incr1aa-f. = ing demand non Lllql
Who have long used tbe|[ PTLLg end the 1atiEllc
hon which all express Ind REGARD 20 their nss, has
induced 10 placsthenl within The reach d al.
The Profession we'll knuw that diler1nt @
ghartica act on ifarenf| portions Of the bowels.
The Family CathsrtcI-- IPlIi haE, with due refer.
ence 70 this vel estab-i lil1ed net, besu com
pounded lrom q Fariefy|-, 1f the puEe1r Vegetable
Extracts, hich act alike on sFary pari OF fhe ALI
mentary clual and arH'. econ and aaEE In au
cases where Cafharfic|- rs needed. such ~ De
rangemeuts 0f the stom- .ach, 6lsernee1. Pains II
the Bach and Lolns.C Coa-Is ltFanela, fan end Sore
ness over the whole Body from Euddeu eCldi which
frequently, III neglected = end in q long course oi
/ ferer. Loaa Of Appel ltite, lEeerln4 eeuaa
/ ton o. Cold over the BODY, hagfieasnegs,
Head-Acha, or Weiahr1 10 the head, al indian
I mafory Diseases, Worrss. in Chiidr1n o. Adults
! Rheumatism great Purlder Of tho Blood and MANI
diseases 70 which fesh z heir, TOO numerous - men
| ti0n In this advertisement. Dose % :.
FHlCE 0 CENTS.
nB-rhe Liver InTiGorator and Family CGtharti
Pills are rstailed By Druggists generally and sold
/ Wholesale b. the Trade in all The lar5s town.
3. r. vs.. SANIUkD, n. D.,
Hanufacrurer and Proprietor
/ iyId4WRS u brcrfFaT. teT a2rk-
50 sanford's Liver InEig0rstor and Catharlio
/ Pulls are for sale by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Drueggtss
| BIO 8. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario %.
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WHAT MR.. LINCOLN sAYs---sTART-
LING RUAIORS.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2s.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.
The Herald's Washington correspondence says
I Learn from gentleman who bad an interview
with Mr. Lincoln at Springfield within the past
week that the latter, in discussing the existing
state Of afiairE, expressed himself as follows:
q viii suffer death before / will consent or
will ADVISE my friends to consent, to any conees-
sion or compromise which looks Ike buying the
privilege taking possession OF this Govern snt,
10 which We have q constitutional right, because
whatever might think Of the merit Of the vATi.
Ous propositions before Congress- should regard
any concession IN the face Of menace, the destruc
lion Of the government ITSELF and the consent on
aIl handB that our system shall be brought down
10 level with the existing disorgahized state Of
afairs IN Mexico. But this thing 6ill hereafter
be as Il Is now IN the hands Of the people, and II
they desire 70 call Convention 70 remove any
grievances complained Of, or to give new garan-
tees fer the permanence Of vested rights, II s not
mime TO oppose"
IA this conversation, Mr.. Lincoln urged no OBJ
lection to the Border State or Ethridge PROPOSE
lions, as q future basis of agreement II the Re
uublicans, as q party, desire It,
The most intense excitement exists, in certain
Congressional circles, in consequence OF the iact
leaking out chat the Howard Select Committee,
Of the House has positive evidence before them
Of conspiracy existing in this city and vicinity
10 overthrow the Government, in which certain
prominent officials and citizens Of Washington
and elsewhere figure.
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DIED.


Edward Corning, for many years one Of our
most nrominent and upright merchants, and
Rresidanf Of the Hardware Trade AssOoia-
tion died on Saturday afternoon a bis resi-
delce in BROOKLYN.
The steamer John Ball from Glasgow, has ar
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,arMr RenIIznh.

81 ad n 'orrible 'eadache this haftern0on,
hand stepped into the hapothecariss hand says hl
10 hi 70 the man, "Can yOu hease me en qadachsi'-
docs II hache ard, says q. ho1oeeu glyi says
hi, and upon that . gave ne Ccphalic Pin hand
pom me 'onor Il cured me quick that ardly ro-
Allied ed I'D an 'gadache.
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EG%Did you ever have theSick Headachef
Do you remslnber the throbbinR temples, the teyer
cd brow, the lOathinR and disgust AZ the sight OF
food. How totally unit you were for pleasure con
versation study. One Of the 'ephalc Pills Wonll
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 70 use as
occasion requires.
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~ TORK 1LARKET-JAN. as.


FI,OTJR-Has declined Sc per Dbl with rather
moro doing. while she home trade are only buying
10 a moderate extent Market closing steady. u
The sales IOOG0 bbls we're for export.
Sale ls SO bbls at s. l0S5,25 for suporne stats;
g58aa54 40 tor extra state; S5,lOa525 Tor superfne
WESTERN $3.50 $50 ior common 70 medium extra
round hoOped Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR Dull and prices with
out chance. Sales are 500 bbis at e3a5NT25 for
common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR : Limited request, at So lO@4,2O
for common 70 choice Huperfne.
CORN MRAL-DulL Prices nominally. Tn
WiIfsKY-Market shade hrmer. Sales are
$50 bbli 81 ls9lsae. -s
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GREAT DIscoYERE.-Among tho most i'm
portant OF Ill the great medical discoveries OF tins
age may bs considered the system Of VACCINATION Ior
protection from Small POx, the Oephalic PHI Tor re-
lief OF Headache aud the Of Quinine tor the pre-
whose beushts will be experienced By suffering ha-
mainly long after their discoveries are forgotten
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CEUROH RURNED.

lEDLANAPOLIsy Jan, 20
The frst Baptist Church in this city was
destroyed BY fire yesterday morning. Loss
$1,000 70 $4,000. No insurance.
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FAcT WORTH KBoWNs.-Spalding' Ceph-
alio Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, Bill,
ious Heaiache, Nervous Headache, CostiveRess and
General Debility.
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L1sr or sPEcRIo REMEDIa

No. I--For Fever, oongestion, s1d lnfiam,aatiot-
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worm Cole Hstting the
N; No. s-For collie, Crying, Tesihlng, and wstsHal
N No. o. 4mFor l DiarrDea, Cholera InfantuH. and Bum
No. 5IFor Cole, Ghpings, Dysentsry, or BloOds
mo No. s-For Cholera, Cholera MOrbun, Vomiting
No For Coughs Colds, Influenza, and Bore
o1 No. 's-For TOOth-ache, Faoe-aehe, and Neuralgia
No s-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fnllne1
No 1O.-DrsFErslA P111s-FoF weak ana Deranged
BtEnAch, COnsdpation, and Liver Oomplainl
Eo. ff-RoR FEMALl IzREGULA RITiEs, scanty, Pain
fol or Suppressed PeTioda
10. i99FOr Lsreonhes PrOfuss Msnses, AMI
M is@For Group. Hoarss Cough, Bad Breathing
No A-slLI RHsUx PiIls-For Eryarelas, Erupr
tons Pimples on the Face
No f6-RaEuNArIs PuLs-FsT Psn, Lamenss5
NJ soreness IN the Chest Back, Loius, or Limbs.
E.-For Fever and Ague, Chli Fever, Dumb Agae,
Old Mismanaged Agues.
P.-Por Piles, Blind or Bleeding, IHterSal or EE
ternsl
U.-Fot Sore, Weak, or Inaamed Eye and Eyslhis;
Falling Weak, or Blurred Sight.
O-For Catarrh, OF long s4-g,isF or recent, either
with obstruction or pr0fu9e dlschar-e
" C-Por Whoopins Cough, Shafing its violence
and shortening u csaTss,
elncs act IKE = charm ne entire diselSe 4 often
srTested al once, and In al he violence Of Tie
stack Il moderated tbs dlsssse shortened, and rem
dered les dangeTopg
Coughs and CO,da, which are Of such frequent 90
eurrenee, End which % often lay be foundation OF
diseased PIlgs bronchitis, and consumption, may au
be 81 o5yce cured By the Fever and Cough Pill
In ell chronic diseases, such e. DylPep9A7 WeaE
stImach, Constipation, DVeI Complaints Plea, 70
male Debility, and Irregularities. old heAdsehea,
Sore or Veal Eyes, CstarTh, Balt gheun, and other
old erupsons ths case has specifies whose proper sp-
pHeation VII afford q cure 70 smoSt every Instance
Ofnn he cure Of q dngle chronic dhhcultys such -
DyTpepEa, Pies or CltaTh, Headache or Female
Wclknss, has more than paid for he case Ten TINES
ever.
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FrNA lanIVEn.

NEw YoRE, Jan. 2s.
The steamship Etua, from Liverpool the 10th,
via Qreenstown 18th inst, will be up At
o'clock
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VIRGINIA. bIATTERs.

RICHMOND, Jan. Is.
The Senate adopted resolutions looking 10 IN
creased taxation 10 meet appropriations.
The Governor Communicated a letter of Gov.
Hicks announcing the readiness of Maryland 10
respond and TO appoint Commissioners. Hicks
concludes by rejoicing that Virginia has taken
this step, and trusts he will be met in CORE
spending spirit BY other States.
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PRIQE

Osss Of 20 vlas eomples, IN morocco, and Book 70
Case Of % viAls and Book plain. ,....-..-..-..,-A
Case Of 10 numbered boxes and Boob, ......--..
Case Of boEes, numbered, and Book, ,.....-&...- !
Single numbered boxeS With directions. - 50 eta
Hnglo letteTed boxes, VIII dlrecionA 80 cts
Large case With o. VialA fer planters snd Ply
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Builders.

DROOKS S. @. 3 E. " BUILD
ID FRS. Also Manufacturers of Door. Blinds,
e7sh Brackef5 and an kinda oi sorcli Saving aud
come work Particular attention paid 20 Fitting
n 9for1s FactorY On DiYiIiol gtrllt. loer lentrl
Block, ClsFslands Chic noll-e3i
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Last Niebts's Report.
FoRETGN AKRIvALi

Cannon shipped hrom Liverpool to
CqnrleEtoui
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4 DMTNTSTRATORiS NOTlCE-

A MINISTRAIORiS NOIlCE-
"a Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified a. Adniluls-
traitor with the vii annexed OF John knsal eseels-
ed LCTHER b. PhEATlso-
Cleveland, January g, 1861. Janlg;s-l
WASTER'S SALEM PURSU
lV AHCE Of q decrstal order issued from the
fjjIrI Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga COUNTY Ohlol
in which George W. G1rtyi et- a. plainilnsl ana
Baxilla NJ. Hutchinson, e. al dsIenaantss 70 NE
directed shall expose Tor sale az the door ol lhe
Court House In the city Of Cleveland IN SAID cglnl3
an fhe sth day Of FebruarY, 1861, a. O'Clock r. M
~ sad day the following described lands anu lsle-
ments: Situate in the township Of AeWDurgi Guy g
boga county, Ohio, and II known b. being part Of
oriinal lot mum Der 3Zl and Is bounded Is ioioNs-
beginning az the ceatre Of the Pittsburgh hoa1 l5o
csllsil on the south easterly line OF land iormery
owned BY Eleazer Cablei thenoe north iort -fe 43l
degrees east twelve (2) chains and forty three 5J
lirs 10 stone in the east line Of said original loL
now the centre Of the highway tn nee north one
fourth Of degree east along the east line q sau lOt
q i've (5) chains 70 gtCnei thence a01tn ul
(45l degrees west ftsen la chains and ninety -one
}gl Ipk ks to the centre Of said Pitsourn road lead
ing from cleveland to HsWburgi thence 8ontn lorty
ave tl5) degrees east along the centre OF sAa Ioao
three (3) chains and hftYtwo l5l links 70 me pas
81 heenninE the cams containing nve acres q land
m The sarne more or less, but subject 70 All i gal
WM Y. TOUsBtY,
A r slsde Master COmm'r.
ptfs Atty. lan9
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+. C. Thrall, ! Before b. Miller, Justice gi the
We. Peace Of Cleveland ioWnsnip'
George A. Davis. Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
ON THE PATH DAY OF No
VBMBER, 1850, said Justice issued an order ol
ST,h uenf IN the above action for the Of Forty
Dollars which action viii be for hearing, January
2sd, loJl, at o'clock P H. u,yv
.....-.aln nr 3 HnNaE. his Atlo-utY.
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-LARaE sALEs 0E o0 TTO "
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DIR REaTnTFs nv MAu.

Look over the Est; make up q case Of what Kind
ypu choose and incoss fha amount IN current note
or stamps By mall 70 our address, a. bo2 Broadway.
Esu-York and toe medicine wiz Be duly retained b.
mall or express, free OF oharga
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, emelens
Agent for Ire sale OF Remedies n eVeTy toWa o.
Community 10 nc United 2tatal. Addroa Df. Hun-s
vunEYs Co. No. 562 BHoLuWtT NEW-Y0aE
SOLD BY
T. W. Sackrider, Churchill Bro. and, R.nton
Bros Cleveland; W. 7, Wooster, Elyrias DT = II
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, WO5si}er: lleiqsf
4 Barr, Canton DE-, Kelly loungE1oWn; and an
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BALTI1IORE RFJOICEs.

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The;minute men fred salute in honor Of tie
repeal of the Personal Liberty bill of Rhode
Island.