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by the use OF these Pills the periodic sttacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken at the commencement OF an attack Immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness viii Be obtained.
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Eemale6 are aubject.
They act gently upon the BoWala, removing Cost
lveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons ofsedsntary habits, they are valuable az
Laxative, improving the appetlte giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive organs, aud restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
s THE OEPaALIO PILLS
are the result OF long Investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been IN use many
years. during which time they haYe prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating IN the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
AND may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and the absencs
ofany disagreeablo taste renders It easy to admins
ter them 70 Children.
wABR OF UNTERFEITs
B8- The genuine have fivs signatures Of Henry O
RS-sold by Drusgists and all Dealers in Medicine
the price, -
TwENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SsrAn orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDING,
! H q IS Cedsr Street, New York,
I
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snnrnrRN c0NrrnHn1nF..- !

M0NIn0NEEIl lIHTcH p
The tariff is published and goes into operation
on the fst Of May. Compared with the act Of the
States most Of the 50 per cent duties are reduced
10 IS The greater portion Of the q and 10 duties
are reduced 70 Is, There Is a large 10 per cent.
schedule and small free list aa
The Alehama Convention ratified the parma
neut Constitution by 81 70 O.
Jere. Clemens Is appointed Major General Of
the Alabama army.
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wAsHINGToN NIAFTERs.

" lHIIINUIUNl WlIIVII y
The Times Washington dispatch says that Clay
has nccepted tha Spanish mission. %
Il h understoGd that Corwin will accept the
AItTioan mission II his health admits.
Al AZ Montreal
f'ie Herald dispatch saws IL Befrien, Of New
Y6ri is appointed Chief CLERK Of The Navy De
pariuent. .ai.ta
The same dispatch alao says adviees from Mont
Fopiefy state that RfedideEf Davis has received
most aniiuous- communications from bis iriendf
al Washington, respecting the Intentions ot M
Administration TO blockade the souihern pQlp
and attempt to collect revenue The Montgonefy
Cnhiat,8 ii ls seid thereon resolved that as soor
as vessel was stopIed onisidt sonthern peft
10 put So 900 troops iH motion ior " ashtg.oh
believing that the people Of the bordef state'
will rally to assist them
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YnRaINIA ooNYENTION.

PErERsBURG, March Il.
The vote for and sgainst instruction continued
TO day Extraordinary exerti0ns are made on
both sides, and the excitement is very great
The following Is the result For instruction 736
against 678 The latter gained u today
Professions are parading tonight with music
and speeches. Tomorrow Is the Last day. The
secessiOnists are sanguine. ae
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A. 7. Slade, Master COMMISSIONS
Pitts Atty. tebIz:326

NOTICE To B u LID ERS.-
IN Proposals will be received at the office Of the
JIty Civil Engineer Of the city Of Cleveland until
Il o'clock, NJ, March 25th, Is6l, for rebuilding
Hicks Street School House, tst side
Plans and specifications may b. seen, and more
particular Information obLauHd, at said En- gineer9
Ofice and AFTER March l4th. ~ .-l-.
Zach proposal must be accompanied By a good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder 70 snter lntO
cOnt act at the prcu named in his proposal should
the be aeee pied HL-
The Board of City Improvements invite the SUBJ
mission Of bids reseTTing the right t0 accept or re-
je6t ne same By order 81 the BOari, -t
JOHN q. SABGENT,
Cleveland, March Y, 1851. City civil Eng'r.
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nITssoURI oONYENTTON.

ST. LOUIS, March IA
In the Convention today Judge Gamble Of
ered resolutions 10 appoint delegates to the Vir-
tiuie Cunvsuticn in secOrdaBcs with invitations
ffoin that state, which BY request of Committee
on Federal Relations was ordered 70 be printed
and offered with the Original resolutions,
Yesterday and TO day were almost entirely de-
voted TO debate on the majority report.
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RRoRPTEoN.-.suaO0NRR SEIZED.

Nav. HoHE, March ~,
Gen. Dix had 3 public reception at tie City
Hail atnoun 70 day Mayor Wood delivered the
address OF Welcbme.
The Schooner Restless, OF Great Egg Harpor,
was seized yesterday for trading to foreign ports
without q register. She sailed from Philadelphia
70 Mobile in January, and there gave up her
license and applied tothe Collector for register
which the Collector would not Furnish stating
that he had ceased 70 be United States oihcer =
The captain entered his protest cQuniersgned by
the spanish COnsnl and went 70 HaYanai thence
coming 70 this port with cargo. 'aits. rs.rf
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sRNATnR FLFCTFn.

HARRIsBUEo, March IA.
Hon David Wiimot was aieeted y. s. Senator
to-day In place of Mr. Cameron. BE received 20
Senatorial and 60 Representatives. votes. Hon.
VIM II. welsh received Senatorial and % Rep
resentatTes votes; scattering 2 la
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ARRrERn

NRW YoRK, March IA.
Tbs steamship De Soto, from Havana the 9th,
has arrived, No news OF interest Sugars more
active, with q stock Of $50 050 boxes Freights
plenty and vessels wanted. Money easier.
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liz y III ID No HUH VII III II8I7lI
ma PsT3;E fsi9s G9ii sjss .3ihff5fR PER BOTTLE
gAnII g5GjiR GlRfak Z e il FlL ! 9s5lIs ul

EHIyI UNH JULIE FIH UUIILI.
Also Sanford Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded RON FuFs Vagslabls Exlrscts, anl y
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8lFaifaL
1851.
MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
ra RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. S. q. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

BB-NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS va
Having had twenty years experience In the prac-
tlco Of Medioinei during which time he has treated
Thousands Of patients, In all iUfms OF acute and
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, Of
which some of your friends and neighbsrs can teE-
tiyl and Is prepared TO give relief to all who may
apply t.l. I.. 10 .f ...s. ~. ..r.f-,
critical examination Of the urine Is the only true
and reliable method by which 10 acquire 4 perfect
knowledge Of all the internal organic arrangements
Of the human system.
Any departure from state Of health is at once re-
cOgnized On the urine.
Every organ when deranged, transmits to the kid
neys popularity and in Its secretions is the truth
reyentBd.
Particular attention win be given 70 the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
aud all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female arrangements OF every
character, will be treated with success.
Also will cure old sores, and all ernptve diseases
Of whatever character they may be.
He makes use OF universal --
BOTANICAL REMEDIESi
No OALOMEL, or other ueleterious Drugs are used
All communications must be directed 20
s. @. CLARK, NJ. D.,
feb2l.s0lw Jamestown, Mercer Co, Pa
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Apples, gT Rbbl -
40 dried b bu 8la s
ReGches, ,dr'dRlh @ rs Is
40 unpl'd B --a 81
FiFb...........,HB p loal23k
Lemons. box a
Orang ges. n box -
RAisih, M ebox 2 38ar
do layer ebDx 2 5Qa2 6
Cranberrieee ebl -
Oranburies........ --a--
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4EaAI .aLitEa

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DBB OF CguHF.--On the isth az 81 March,
l55i, a. 10 O'Clock A. a. Il the door u fhs Conrt
House, ln the CITY oi Cleveland, UuyahoRa county,
Ohio viii be sold % the highest bidder, tie follow
ing described real estate, a. TIE properly o " o9fu
P.s Lydia H., and Ellen ). Munroo. minsTs to va
situate in The toHnship Of BEgoklyn, 40 said eoun
ty OF CuyahOgd ana known a8 l0f y .. and part Of
50 called, and situate lhs northery 3D. u Frank
lin strge in the Clty Of CeEeland, in SAD c0unty
being lot No. and y feet Of the west side Of lot No.
% an alley. Appraised e SKA, Terms Of sale
will DO made known on day Of sale.
. JAMES MUNROE, d
Guardian Of said Minors.
md IA HHrn
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BE-A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. ia
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WE.


~ -@e1tA5 -iAnIslA IL
The planning mill Of Bradford 4 Hart, corner
Of Ninth and Walnut streets, was burned this
1sFhing. e. - = e
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4. GoREoLk, March Is,
The war steamer Poeahontas, from Vera Cruz,
arrived last evening
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STILL DETAINED.

NEW goRk, March lS.
The Empire city is sin anchored at ouaran
tine, al.-sIls arr
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aAEaielags.
CANFORD'S LIVER 1FJTg1


CANF0RD'S LIVER 1EYIGCh
sSiireiy Ss FSoM GUNS. sad bss Bess s ~ 7.
tahliahed hot, Standard llsdiciles knoWE ana -
g siih eo5adsaSs Is 81 si5ss l8r siiies III
e has cured fh0usandS, within the last tuoy-sp
Who had given up all ihopes 81 relief ~ 90
nelnssoll 2 ansoiieiteo . eeitineaiel D. ~ pose
The doss must beedsp-lz lea 20 the tempe snsp
q the Individual latihg q it and ussd b sSh isss
t5ses - g act generally e On tbs btEsll-
.6s ass ss' 8 sss 81 eIa5k 5 f6 $ sSa
Eiu c ire LffER Con-lD rIlIHTg. Brrr611 Al
IkOEas DE8EErsIl, tlIIoa b. Ic DIs7brI5. S.--lsrl
80 iAisIs y YsEHTzAl~- lDR0FgT, isoUR 5TortcB
ElA.lLgAL Soslly yEsEsal =. IlHoLIci Ca6LEaA lE
1ka1gAs fLa5ULzscE, - u sBICR, rEHALl
oabfszRf 'g FESi{{lsY EHSs{ Flg9sssFiY q Ia a
cure 5ICK HEADAOHEIss a fhensaras ess =
04 THBBB TBa-< lsPOOEsg6 6h IA
All VINO use & are giving thsIr testimony b tan
MIX water in the mouth with the Ingieorafoi
= PBfCE 0sk 5oEiLiEK PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family Oathartic Pllls.
Compounded RON Purs V8e8lsblg E1lraCts, an1 %
~ 20 n Glas5 Casoa AIR Tisht, and Viil ~
'irs.ys ,r,r !, Ssee n epy eiHaie ., Z d.
III nractics nlera fhan twautv years.
- s..s ~ 10 eeaHa rom iao5
rlon Wllc1 ali el1zsg1 Az u, raza1d % their as hsg
liced ne p paca ftem = within. the reach Qf Al.
ire Efol8Ili0n Neli know that di1srt1i "a
L dhaEtlc8 act On di0sr6rl l1oetssna u the t5I-
Tbs Ear1ilF Cathartictr PHI haa. via dEa raiar-
ance to tnB Wen estab- Iished iact. been coua-
pounded from q FaFists|cJ 6f the turot Foeta bif
EEtract8 which act si1 on every part Of The Az
mentary canal, and srer coon and sAFE in an
/ ca3as where Cathartic- % needed, such ~ De
fa1a aefuonfg 81 th5 et1fr-i1 ich SiaeIIls FIIdg IL
The Back and L1ins, ias-s tiTaness. Rain anf 7dfs
ness over the whole BodYI IRON auddan cold n nc
frequently, II neglected 2 end ID a lo1z course d
Fever. Lose Cf Apps-l--l 'tft1, y CrseuiuF lIuan
/ ton Of Cold over fhel- Body, e8tiesaBssG q
y Heaf-Anha. or WsirhfH IA the Haad, al rndan
nlatory Diseases EormsIC, IN Children on Adults
RheIlnltlgIuy great litI8r O. fhe Bleed and lauI
diseases 70 which 1csh e heiF too numerous 30 sn
I ton In this adTertigemeut Dose 70 3.
L 'PHlUE - CENTS.
Z iS11L1e Liver luFiqorat0r and Family lgShafti
! pills ars rstailed b Druggists generally, aid sold
/ wholesale ~ the Trade ln 81 the lsrge towns.
tai ST. W 8ANfObD, NJ D.,
| Manufacturer End PropriatCrs
iyld6WH 90 Broadway New Iark.
- saniOId's Liver InEis8rssoE aud CafhafEia
CH0BCHIIL 3 BRO, Drugrilts,
! BIO a 3. ". cor. Pub. Square and Ontafio st.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS S

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS s
IIh sALE--Pursnant 10 the Commanded an or
der Of sale, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
for Cuyahoga county Ohio. IN an action pending ia
said Court, wherein Almet Reed is plaistih, and
Isaac L. Hewitt Ann .. Hewitt. J. P. Robson, tho
Stark Bank, EbeE B. Ward and stephen Clement,
survivors of samuel Ward, deceased, and George "
Girty, deieudants shall pose Tor salaat pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in SAID
county, on the 18th day Of March, 1851 A two O. CLOCK
P. NJ, the landa and tenemehts described ~ foloWs
to Wit. i-F t ll
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh o, and which Is also In the County Of CuyahOgas
and Is known IS part and parcel Of the MerwIn Prop
erEY, and sub lols numbers 3q, 35 a ~ IS 46, "a,
IS AZ aud 50 in HeWIlts Subdivision, plot Of which
Is now on record IN the Recorders Office Of saHi
County, to which ralerance is h6re Dade be fhesame
more or less but subject to all legal highways.
Sand ssverate lots appraised follows, to wit
Lot Ne. 81, at.-..SlaO0 = Lot No. 46s ats--..-83i5
Lot - 3, at.-...- $50 Lot : fI, at---- 40
Lot " 43, at...... 355 Lot =" a., at...... 800
Lot " a, at...... sl5 Lot g a. at.s.... $50
Lot " As, Rt... s0b Lot 50 50 A.. 335
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
A. 7. Slade, Master Commissioner.
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From the Advertiser, Providence, R. IL
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most RS psctable quarters.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. spAlding would not connect bis name with ar
article be did not know 70 possess real merit.
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Mlasmatie Countries.


We are enabled here to offer the munitcomy q
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy Is Invaluable In districts
where these Rtdicting disorders prevail This
" CURB eEpel8 the miasmAtic poison of FEVEn AND
AGUE from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, If taken on the first approach
Of its premOnitory symptoms. 1t Is not only the
best remedy ye discovered for this class Of COM
plants, but also tn cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for doll brings il within the reach "
every body; and IN bilious districts, where FEvEh
AND AGUE preyailB every body should have IL and
use L freely both for and protection R-eaf
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of Interit
tents Is that Il contains Quinine or mineral con.
sequently It produces Qunism OF other injuri as
BY It left healthy If they had never had The
disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequences Of
the miasmic poison. great variety Of disorderp
arise from its irritation among which are Eeralgia
RketHditsH, G0Ht, Headache, BliiidHess, Joofhache
Earaebs, CatalTh AstRa, PaDisatOn, PaisJui 4 Zee.
on Of hs Spices, HDststcs, PGin ts BoiosIs Cole
which, when originating In this cause, Put on thu
nfsrsRisa fuDs, or become periodical. This "OuEEs
eXpels the poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. kt al invaluable protection
10 immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in ths mnlaricus districts. II taken Occa.
siOnaly or daily while exposed to the injection that
viii Be- sxecrated from the system, and cannot aeon
mulata in sufficient Qualnty 10 ripen into disease
Hence it is even more valuable for protection than
cure, and few will ever suffer from Intermttents II
they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
Prepared BY Dr. J O. AVER a Co., Lowell, NJ a
For Sale by Strong B Armstrong, Cleveland
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PRNNsYLYANIA sENATOR
ARRIYEnl

HARR1sRURa, March 1S,
The Republican legislative caucus tonight
nominated David Wilmot for Senator.
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n ALA- Ala N'lll W 80
hopes Of relief ~ 30
aallIaeal.l b - loa-..
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RErro1pspvne. Frnnklin oo.. ohio. !

-, REEEoLDsBuRe, Franklin Co., Ohio,
& January 9, 1861.
/ HKNRY Q. SPALDTNG,
NO As Cedar S., N. Y,
F- DEAR 5IR:
InclOsed ind twenty-five 25) cents, for which send
box Of ''Cephslie Pills" Send to address Of Rev.
VIM. U. FILLER, ReynOldsburg, franklin Co., Ohio.
/ } our Pills work ike charm-curs Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
$50 WIN @. FILLER.
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lRrom the Examiner Noriolk' val
~ hOepnallo fiis aeeompllsn ne oeieet ior Whloh
'ie' w. O'ie u o IN al IT'S iOI b.
IRON Ine examiner Norieik' Fa'I
dney 9dVe Oee1 seste1 IN more theh thouSsna
01''-' 't. 80 S-'ii0 .-...5.
q rom me ei1oclA., -. Clouo, mimi
ocs Sand & ~ Sr nave h psn , "9 a ts Rsa1 &
From the Advertiser, Proyidence, R. Il
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\ WI NC 8. FILIEB.
YrslLANTI, Mich, Jan. "A, 1861.

YPslLANTI, Mich, Jan. a. 1861.
MR. SPALDING,
5IR:
Not long since sent to you for box Of Cephalic
Pills for the OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
veness, and received the same, and they had good
an effect that was induced to send fore more.
Please send by eturn mail. Direct to
A K. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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A MRssRNaER DEsPAT0aED To pa
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Connections are madeat MonrOsYilis with the SAN
du8ky, MansHeld and Newark l. r., st CLYDE with
the sandqsEZ, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., a. Fre4
mont with Hremont Indiana b, B., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northerts Ibdiana
and TelsdQ and Wabash RaiirOads Tor Chicago De-
Hoit1 JACKSON Fort Wayne, Gogansport, Laiayetts,
cairo Alton ~ Louis, and al points West, North.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West at $50 A. X. and SD p And from sandns-
e25 A. y. .-..s ..s-t
50 For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Ohoei 6l Superior st., and at tbs Depot.
L D. RIJCHER
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8ass 4daaafa. q

JAMES r. oDELL. BRASS
EQgh DER AND MANuFACTURER q
l7s ooqr9 igoIl dupegior street, ClaVdlahd o.io "a
PREPARED % furnish an kinds 81 Wart t5od ioI
1ss9 ~ sae Plelahing bqltns8s. Beer flr1a Of ans
al1es made and rsfalreq. bIsll Casli1s dor8 daily
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Q. s. Marshal, Northern District Of Ohio.
Ealand Fsh- IA Iasl.al3 g
" ASPER OOMMiSSIONE m s

M ASFER COM MlSSIt)h{ER'S
lsh SALE.--Rursuapt 20 the eommsnd ofa "a Plu
rarys 1861 IN an action therein penaing, wherein
Ezra Chappsll Is plainfin, and Henry y. Whitman,
Coon and the Michigan Insurance Com panVya are De.
fOndants, shall, on the isth day Of March, 1e5l at
two O'eOek P. n ct the door OF the OOurt House in
said county, expose for sails at public auction, the
following described lands and teDements, to wit:
estimate In the township Of BrOOklyuy being NUM-
Der seven ( in the thirteenth range Of toWnshp IN
the Connscticut Western Reserve, ia the State Of
Ohio, and which Is also in the county Of OuyahOga,
and Is known by being city lots les. two bundled
and hVe l25), two hundred and six (2U6l four hun
ored and sixty (469l5 seventy hFe (79 and tEenty-
City, Cleveland, be the same more OF lsss, but
subject to all legal highWays-si fle llDl ar4
al ala 1naf
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HlHE AN0DYNE EXPECTOR-
u Ant f9E Coughs, Colds, Group, and to sooth
6nd relieve Children Adults them to rest
paturallF, Prepared and sold by -T-'l.- -.
isbs pr. Q. J. KEELER, s2Pub. sqgnre.
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.tLEVELAND, COLUMBUS Z

ECBReneLle tlslt % 1000. r n
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
NtTa le1NofNNAm RAILROAD.
1861. WErER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
on and aiter Monday, November 18th, Is6O Passen-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows:
500 A. n. n Y. Cincinnati Ex xpress-StoppinR az
Bsrea, Grafton wellington, New London,
selem, shelbys and AL Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l;4G P. H.
Cincinnati az 100 ?. n.
T:20 P. H.. Night Express-3topping at al stations
n2rih q talon, eileadl Oardington, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, aud all
other stations, 30 leave passengers only
Reaching Gelunbus ct l50 A. n. and Gin
cinnad at 80 A. n
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, SanduskY, Mansfield Newark Railroad f9r
Mansfield, Alt Vernon Newark. zanesviilas
Urestiins, Pittsburgh, fort WAYNE a t,hieazo Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandnsky, Delph9s,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, as,
west, and East ior Mansfield, Wooster, Mss-
sillon, &C.
Gallon and BeIlefontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Belletontaine, Sidney Union, Muncie, In
Z dinspOlis, Tsrre Haufe, Eineounes, EVans-
Villss LouigYille, Cairo, st. Louis, &c
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Spring gfeld-
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and XeniA
kailroad, for &enia, DaytOn3 Indianapolis,
.t -Terre HEutel st. Louis, Morrow, LoVsla nd,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Alis-
sissippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Loliis-
Vile, Evsnsvillei Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zauass-
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
50 For Tickets TO all points and Information hp-
ply at the Union Ticket Oce 81 Superior street. or
at the Passenger station : .
Us. FLINT, Superintendent.
TTarTaN ND naa-n D q
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SRoEOIEG SENATORS sTRl9KEN
FROM THE ROLL
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GREAT NATI0NAL RoUTEI
4 BAlTIMORR 4 OH1O RAILROAD.
IMPROVED sOHEDULE

IMPROVED sOHEDULEl
by recent Important changes this Road a uturahl.
% furnish unusual tacilities Tor
A9st, south, I'D, West 10 orthwsst and Southwest
tulbLs W hhhOIAOhs with al through Trains
south, ~ 10 Washington Branch R0ad-by CIevs-
land aud sbuFghs Central Ohio and lIarBt and
S0uthWeAt. . fIdI IL ~ N ~
Through Iickets 70 Baltimeie, PhIladelBhis, New
FORK or Boston give the privilege Of lying over a.
any q the tntelnledsate cities. Two Dollars addi-
tonal give the pris isilege OF visiting Wsshngton City
eu route.
This Is the ONLY fOute that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks 70 Washington Ufty
g4-fare Is Low as By any other Route.
- Siseping Cars on an Night Trains
Ask for Tickets By baltimore and Ohio Railroad-
j. H. SULLIVAN,
aI sli u Generai Western Agent
- W. p, SMITH, H. a. COLI
Master odi d dIransportat'n. General Ticket Agent.
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~. JOHNBOA, q. 8. Marshal,
hoTthern District OfOhlo.

. M ASTER'S SALE.-PURs0ANT
lyl 70 the command Of a decretal order Of ssl4
iTOhi shs Court q COfin0n Pleas yahoed Uoun-
y, at the suit Of EdWaru Wade, uzalnat John En-
for sale az public auction a4 thu door of the eoIrt
houge 10 rue Ctg Of cleveland on thh rtghteoltA
pay OF Marcn, 1851 at three O'clock 7. n. the ioi-
lowing describe lo1 Of sld, situate in brouklg .
toWnship, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, sad kncNn ~
subdtVl5on lot No seventy -four I'D lot Is my t3s
front ON ads AvogueS and one hnndrsd and thirty
nins feet deep, IN hirsm stones addition - Ohio
Jlty and Clegelandi composed 0f uart pf original
lois Nos. hfih-thEes and sity-eighs, IN hrcokiy q
HEHEY @. ABBEY,
b. r beaYia, ll Master C0ulrliHsionBF.
Rltd's Atty, febl7.sN
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