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MRS. WINsLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents tothe attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoR CHILDREN TEETHIEG, p
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething By
softening the gums, reducing an inflammation
alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodio action, and is surei
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend uponit, mothers, viii EiTe rest 70 your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and GAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
Truth OF it., whaI We have never been abe g say Of
any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED in
A SINGLE INSTANCE To EEE Effr A Gu Re when
timely used. Never did we know an instance Of dis
~ ali are delighted with is Operations and speak in
terms Of feopmendstio1 Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. " 9 speak in this matter WHAT
We DO KNOW after ten years experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fnflment Of what We
Sna hss qeGs5 & 1 9@Sst $ every i5ss5Ss ghs5S % fhs
viii be found ia fteen twenty minutes after the
fhis Valuable Preparation Is the prescription Of
one Of ths most Experienced and killf1l Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Heysr-failipg
THOUSANDS OF GASES. q yaa
1t not only relieves the child from pain bat inyig
orate5 the stomach and bowels coTTecs ascidty and
almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLIO
and oyercomes convulsiOns, which f not speedily
remedied end IN death We believe it the best and
safest remedy In the world in all cases Of Dy8entery
end Diarrhoea in children, whether it arises from
Teething, OF any other cause. We would say 70 eV-
foregoing complaints, do not let your preudicea
the preudee5 Of Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and The relief that viii be Sure, yes,
Absolutely sure, to follow the Of this Medicine
ftiinely used : ull direction for using will accom-
ANY each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
simile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is on
TIE outside wrapper. Sold BY druggists throughout
Principal Office, 15 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 20 OENTS PER BOTTLE.
ospt2ssdAUR95 o.1 a..
For sale BY STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG, Agents'
80 Superior street, OleTaland. -
~ Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup, the genuine
article, for sale By Churohil Brother DRUGGISTS.
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Mr.. LINCOENBKLECTION ANNOUHCED
LE TO HIM.


rr COLUMBUS AeD- lS-
Mr.. Lincoln resolved 3 dispatch at o'clock
p n, from Washington, saying .-f- he votes
were counted peacaably-yOu are elected!n- He
received Il with much equanimity There Is smueh
rejoicing among bis friends Gov DenHisOn's re
ception Was brilliant affair He leaves here ct
X O'Clock 20 morrow morning. -r,. ,7--4
sEEZURR UR AAIMUNIFION--ATTE1IPF-
En MIR nWq
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IN6sEGE5 Disc Sc !
Win all bad elects arising thsFsiron, ineluding
hRRIrIrY nR NERFnns PnnsrRATlnN

viii all bad Effects arising therairoms including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATlON-
Hshas succeeded in curing cases in this city, sons
selfstyled physicians VINO profess to treat al pr7
maiadies with success, and without recetling he
leatt particle Of beneht-
Dr. Gl BSON does not boast that he is q msnber of
soIhs College in London or Paris, perhEr1 goz1o
others do for the purpose ol ansnarin Tie illocdl
ahted. But what Dr.. GIBSON might boast 0i a
thb, that he is able g give entire gafsfction e
those who rep01e c0r1dened In his ability and lntag-
ritF and that be has perfected an American 1E1l5-
Of tresfment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
dol Paris, o. any patent medicine 20 equal Tor tt
ds1angamsnts, both msnsal and physical, ariEina
from sexual Or secret abuss-
Dr.. GIBsON also claims FOR his new Treatment he
tolIOWing advantages al others fet dlcoFcra'
ana first the agents used In 10 E.Epoct di1a7ao
abe he usss no relics Of the dark aged, such e
MercurgI nor any Other deleterious drug. eeeo41
restrictions in diet o. bushes "a req uir5i L1Il
ly bis treatment Is positive and certain In AZ c1
BE esiands prepared to 60 into any pablo OF puFal
hospital IN the United States and demons strdtel19
ftnansa auperi0ritY Of his new treatment over ar
other nUw known 20 the world IN point q pronpt-
nets, pernaneney, miidness, safety and conFensncs
% tbs patient. 81
d.. GIBSON Is permanently located 10 UIsTsand
and has during the past nine months Performed nalf
cures Of diseases which bad for years resisted ll
other Eiofes OF treatment Reference Be given e
individuals OF the nrst respectatihtT In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard &
9ktl anc integrity IN All professional translclloul.
gyspepsias -Rhuematisua, 5crofnla and all chroni1
diseasea treated with superior Eucceas.
- 4eoicine sent 20 any part o. the country
Rr. GIBsON's New Work on Physiology Coz 81
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81. L0uB, Feb. 1S.
Yesterday morning the steamer Sunshine picked
up q EnaF at Kaskaskia Bend which, passing
through her guard, burst the steam pipe, and Sc
Yera persons In the vicinity were severely scald-
ed. Two deck hands have died
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WRGuNTA C0N1rETTON.

hllhA0ADl EeDs ID
1he ConFeEtion met e tie Capitol Jno. jan
neL 81 Aoudo1 vas eiectsd President and msde
Union tpeecb, bur Eld freinia -r1rild furIrf On
her rlgsn as 9 eo1dill g rsuairlng IN the Con
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8Enal alntirfe.
GUARDIANIs sALE--IN %

q UARDAAN'S SALE.AIN PUH-
III sUAHoE Of On order Of the Probate Court Of
CuyahoFa county 0hl9i made 10 the case Of hngus-
a Pierson, gasrdian Of Leila Pierson against her
Ward, the undarslQued VII the iath dsF of Feb
fSSsTg tS 51i a. n ossi & M sSsIssd ysd I9s dsS5 q
Ohio, osr public sale, the undivided fourth part
o the ALLOWING described reel etase, situate 10
Brooklyn, Uuyahoge county, Ohio, known a. part u
lot o. IS and bounded, beginning la The centre Of
the BrooksVslle Eoad, aud land og gned By Augul-
b. r. s. Young; thence south chains aud 81 llnksi
thence west 23 links; thence sonth y and 1-lgo
10 and 43-lO0 chains 70 the southeast corner % se
Bar1tgW'8 land; thence n 4Z' 5chains % placg ui
Beginning, containing and I-l00 acres,
Also, Begnning on the dividing ling Or and wr-
merry owned BY Warren and u. s.. Young and i6-llQ
chains north from stone st in SAID ipei fhsnc
read aB originally laid 20 stake; thence 80 " O.
and 80 aims along the line Of said road % g0ne
lk-i0Q Of an acre, after tho above shall have beea
thereirom, viz: Beginning q q stone 3 Links west
Of . stone IN the dividing line 81 lands formerly
owned y y arren nd >. 5. Young thelloe nerth
stake thence 81 . Links % said dividing linsi
thence south and 55-lO0 chains said line % .
beginning, containing lI-iO0 Of AZ acre Aiso, Be-
ginning in the centre o. the brecksvils road adj0iu
ing land owned by ManOris Aihin; thence ~ 30
chains 20 stone; thence south and D. 100 chaiag
70 ro6t; thence east 4 and g3-ln0 chains; thence
north and 2l-lo0 chains 70 post; thence north G99
Tild road; thence north l5o W along the centre Of
the road i and s5-lue chains to place Of beginning
containing and s acres Of land with TIE "a prove
menIa thereon.
Terms Of Ssls. Cash. Appraised &c g3gooa.
AUGUSTA PiER8ON, -
fH I-a Guardian Of Leila Pierson,
3. r. BsaVis, Attorney. IL q lssl:sa
GUARDIANS SALE.AIN Pun
sUArcE OF an order Of the Probate Court gi
0uyahoga County Chic, made February 9th, 1851 10
the case iof Peter Iettelbach, guardian Of Francis
Milkes against his Ward, the Undersigned will on
the 18Th day Of February, A. ID. lGf at o'clcck p
NJ Al the door Of the Court HOHse IN Cleveland,
SuyRhoRa county Ohio oer At public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in Cleveland,
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and known as being City lot
number 4t5, IN Barber Lords subdivision IN that
part Of the City Of CleYeland that was formerly
known as the City Of Ohio, and bounded, north b
carroll street; East By Jersey street; south b. l1i
line and west By lot No. A46, g tg and 7-l2 feet
front on Carroll street, BY ~ and 9i2 feet in DEPTH
Terms Of sale CaAh. Appraised et 500 o.. ~
PETER TIT TEuBACH
Guardian Of Erancfs WiiEa
| b, B. beaYis, Attorney. fabl3 ls5l.323
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U. S. MARsHAL's SALE.

Q. S. Marshcl, Northern District Of OH
Cleveland, Feb l3, Is5I=sB llf4
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HONE TESTIlfONY.

In this connection We ouer ieW tsstimOnials;
II am a Methodist clergyman, and when on my
the diseaaes for which you advertise Marshall's Ute
rine Catholicon Is cure have advised is use and
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,- r
Western Star, Ohio.
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NTOTICE5 rs HEREBY GTVEN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN That, pursuant to the condition Of q csrfaiu
aiOrtgaee given 70 Charles Bacon 81 Charles r. Hsr-
vey on the 18th day Of January lS5s, and Tsrordtd
In the COLLECTORS otloe for the District Of OuJaho-
to the highest bidder, at the door Of the United
states Collectors Otge, in the city Of Cleveland ia
TIE county OF Cuyahoga, and state Of Ohio, on the
~ day Of March, A. d. $751; at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, three-lourths Of the schooner g. O. Rob
erts, she lies IN the harb6r Of Ashtabuia ia
said State, with three-ourths Of ell ber tackle a
pare, furniture and other applrenancas, to satisfy
the amount due said Charles Bacon on said mort
gage. 81. a CHARLES BACON, --
Feb. 6:S25. By his Attorney, X. P. SPALDING.
cleveland, Feb 8, 1851.
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~ Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of The. Grsfsn.
berg Medicines. Dr. ,. is physician Of extsnsiVs
practice and one q the most g1c0cssiu IN The conn
y Cfrumhulll ia which he resides
.arhis certidss that / have ussd the Gfafsnberuss
Pills and Marahallb 0athaiicon, sold here by n u
Johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicinee
hertlofg, Iruufbull com ", Ohio, Mlafeh y, ls57
sold bF Druggists and Medicine f1alrra ftrourh--
out the country. For Medicines or AVancfea "a
dress H b. ELNG8IHY Cll.Vsi-T.1
1ansd&W se General Agent for Ohio
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NOTICR-THB CREDITORS

OTIg E.-THE ,.5 CREDITORS
eu, viii take not ea that the sth day Of January,
le5t the said Eza g. Cleveland made application 70
me iof discharge ron custody a1d projection from
arrest on ali claims annexed to his petition aud
which was nl6d in my Office the 18th day Of Jaiu
arys le6l, and that copies Of ali papers fled ih ny
ONCE viii be returned 60 the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ubio, or before the second
day o. the Eebruary term 0f aid Court next 70 b.
holden JOSEPH s. GRAN6IS-
o. Cleveland, plaintiH, Before Il Hol ssnmueller,
vs. ,. p. of C3eveiapa Twp,
A TTACHMENT.-ON THE 25TH
El day Of January, A. D. 1851 said justice issued
% order Of attashment for the sum Of tWsnty-slx
lel00 dollars and probable costs Of suit ten aears
GEO. L. INGERSOLL,
Plaintin'l Attorney.
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BROOKS s. g. q e. ~. BUILD
~ Eks- Al1o EAnEhctlreul o. bcorI, nli1el.
Ssh, 6larFsfi and az kinds q ecfo1I-sa1irg lrt
Gotht8 W5rk Parlicuisr attention Paid to lfltii1g
qQ 1tozI Factory on Division Itre8ti leaI eentll
RlQefl Tslana, Ohio nolosel
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T. G. Thran, Before n. lIillsr, lus.ios OF thc
Peaoe Of Cleveland ToVnship,
George A. Davis. Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
A IN The 24HH DAY OF NO
" KEMBER, 1850, said Justice i1gnsd an order si
attachment IN the above action for the sun Of rorfy
Dollars, which action VIII ba for hearing, JanuarT
Z3di ISL ct o'clock P. n m1I - II
!. G. THRAII.
ianIi8g 81 % u. HuVaT hif Atfornav
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/ NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH

CLEVELAND & ERIE r. r.
ls6l WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Pas
8enger Trains viii run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND. l
$50 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL IRA IH-Stoppine At all
Stations except Wickliffe, Mentor, Perry
UniOnville and SaybrOok; and arrives al
kgie ct l:s5 ?. NJ Dunkirk ls30P n, Buff
s:2Or. n. C0ESEAUT ACCoAIaoDAFIoN-stop.
a4 ping al all Stations.
300 P. n. NIGHT. EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppifig Al
PainesVille, Ashtt bula and Girard 0nlys ar
rives at Erie l2:43 A. NJ, Dunkirk 5s0g A. n d,
Buffalo 4:35 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
$40 A. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Ssoppine AZ
Girard; Conneaut, Aahtabula and Paines-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7:I5A H.
2.5O A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAlN-Stobuiag az
all Stations except SaYhTook UIaouYille
Perry, Mentor and Wicklfhe. and arriy "a al
Cleveland at 6:45 P. N l- ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave C0uueaui
at 500 A. n, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at g.a5 A. n
50 - -.t.rg
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin-
natl ST. Louis, &C.; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n T. 4 II
Railroad and at Buffalo with thoss Of the New Fcfk
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City RairOafs b..
II. NOTTINGHAM, Supif,
Cleveland, Nov. q, 1880. 2 i'l5 T7f1'1 81
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] ELEGRAPHlC.
IIPEECE KEI9Ns IN VIARsAW J"
Yesterday AftsEnOOn Report


AAa- w ~ -F-- =
aouroounnT, Feb. a.
The standing committees Wsre announced m
Congress -. a.. f.apisiann
Convsstisn approving tlss election Of Da'ia ana
s'spss.i pssss..5iutlop vas referred oontinning custom
0igs NJ rsoiafion thst as soon ia the Pre!ident
inenrrrrtcI Cdrlfnl loneie Pc sent 70 tnf wv
-TnrScrf cf tha unilea States, was re ierrgQ
nurlrr ne secret session, resolution! sets
t,a1.sf tslEing charge o. ell QUESTION: an e.lsol
fios r1IT existing batweea sovereign etate4 ~
an Conf eraty and t11 Uniied states, ryiatlns ;
n TIE occupat1n OF forts, arsenaiai nay} lsLl,,
and ciirr public e1iablishmentil ana me E.ffsf
dert 80 diretsed 10 communicate TIA resoielteA
fo ,hc flovorn6r1 CT the states.
NORrH CAROLINA LEoEsLAEURE.
RALElan, Feb, Il.
Tbs senate rejected, then re eonFidersdi the
blil 4 nending ne constitution concerning hd "a
loren taEntio1.
The Georgia comuislionsn have a formal 70
ception Tomorrow.
Fedorai matisrs are very calm
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u. 8. MARsHALls SALE

Theodore P. Sheldon and n q CO.,
= Northern District
- 3D. s Of Ohio.
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-'9- - e 9,,l5'--A-- y A-'--A--
James PurdY. ..r u HAio.
DY VIRTUE OF "A % PLU. FL. FA.,
Il issued FROM Haid Court in the above entitled
cause 70 directed, viii offer for sale At the south
door ofthe Post Once, iu the city Of Cleveland coun-
ty Of Cuyahoga. and State Of Ohio, on Monday, the
lsth day Of March, A. D. 1851, 1t the hour Of o'clock
P. NJ, Of said day, the following described real
tate in james Purdys allotment 70 the city Of Ceye
land, being part Of lot No. q in the township Of
Brooklyn, in the County Of CuyshoRa, and State OF
Ohio, yz:-Lots Nos l5Y "a, IS l6- Y, IS I9, %, u p,
q a. 25, 2 p, 28, ~, 30 A. a. as 46 ~ 48, a. So 81
81 S. s., s. s.. So g, So 60 o. e. s. a. 6s s.
90 20, y, Y, - q 75, 20 q, Is, 80 so u, g. s. g. .
56 %, go 81, 90 93s ~ 95 S., 81 "a 81 lO l0 % l03
1885, los, l06, l0s los, l09, no. III, H. I3 l4 l5 lI6
IL, us, l9, 10 l2li ~ l l2t 30 I6 H. IA l29,
81 l3l, 49, 81 lss, 49, ls5 49, lss l29 l4o li, l82i
l43, IA, and ll5.
IL the above Lots, a were appraised At SIS each;
81 lots nt S7 oach 2 lots at so each; 70 lots At S85
sach lot at 500 lot at f60 lot at $50 lots It
SO each. Total, ll9 lots. ll ~ ils-
n. JOHNSON,
.. s. Marshcl, Northern District Of Ohio.
Cleveland, Feb. I3, Is6IsSB
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WOOD HAIR \ REsT0RATIEE,-Unliksm most specif-
lls AAla Is proved BY uutmpoachabis evidence, to
possess great efficacy restor6r Of the hair to It's
PtistlRe FlgOr. Where the head had become almost
raid because Of sickness, the use Of this article las
produced beauttfnl growth of thich, glossy hair
II y therefore YaluaDe preparation for ali classes.
stsdieita dfe SUCH 70 Ofiactuaiy eradicate
dandru and other Impurities witch operate SO in
yurlousy 70 the hair 1t also has curative proper
tles Ol eobner description In many cases pimples
ana other dlshgur mentE Of the skin disappear
wherever ittt ts used There s no hazard attaching
20 the tra Of this remedy and its ELECTS can only
oe benen ial as the compound, ifit does not cause
manifest improvement. Is incapable Of doing harm,
as its component elemsnts are perfectly innoiolls
= Bostoa Transcript, April %, is5g. =
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COMMTssTONFR's

MASTER COMMISSIONERS s
l4l SALE.-Pursuant to the command ola deere.
a ordar of sale issued By the Court of Coisniou
Pleas Of CuTahoga County, Ohio, at the Buff 81 sd
ed, shall expose at the door Of the Court House. 81
the City Of Cleveland, In said county on ths ~ day
Of March, 1851 ~ o'cOck 2, N, the following de-
acribed premises, 70 via. eitutts 90 BrcoElfu t5En
ship, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, aud Known a Silidi
vision oi lot number two hundred AMI thirty f1 10
Hiram Stones addition 70 Ci8EalInd claFosid of a
part Ot original lots Nos. h3 and 6s ~ BIO klvu
b. r Beays, .cd GEO Il. WYMAH,
Pitns Atty. Hsatsr Comn'r.
s7HB sTATE o. OHIO, L ia Court Of 0onm5n
Cuyah9ga County, bs. Pleas
Frances ElEort,l
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/ Ibe Houss opened with prayer bE Shaplain
ssosfton, hi which he said Bless ule outgoing
. edr,inirtfsfiun may itclose Us laoou n peace
without further violence, ana Wltnot any slmhin m
"a Sioods and We pray for the incoming admins
s-,fio5 thst the blessing may rest on The Fresi'
dent elect N hl8 journey hitherWafa INST ne
Tooi Providence may b around hini day ana
night guarding hini a. ever step anl Ee ltsy
thst he maybe peaeetully and happily te inapge.
rIted aud afiefWards bp pure, VIE AMI pruQeht
couhsels that ne may administer the government
in such manner us the name may oe kletniel,
ad the welfare Of the people In All Their relation,
= alivocsfe5 and thai ah example Of 'lvil and
rHliti6a liberty Be followed y ail taf N,ifia
M sherman sent up the letter to him ifom the
Secretary Of the Treasury again., urging speedy
Inessurss IN view Of the pres ing demands on the
Nr sherman accordingly reported Sill au-
I thofisinF the President iu place Of any part
1 81 the recent loan, 20 isSue coupon loalis OF 4
( dsnOminatiOu not exceeding nay slilhrs, and
7 not eNoeoding per cent Interest, - running
! twenty years and apply such bonds ~ par 70 w
cre0iiou who may receive mem, nc ~, W ~. -
/ reotut loan Mt sherman made an explanation
I ahoWinH the inpogtahee Of The measure IA,
NJ. Gafnetf opposed the Dill saying the 9 sec 7
3 Of The president elect at Indianapolis tndiseteo
ccsrci = and the Inauguration Of = military oas-
potlsm. Suppressed hiseesl.
III. SHERMAN moved suspension Of the 7lies
Not in order. 49, . a..
Honse 70 have the electoral votes counted,
The Senate entered. -,yl., IL -.
re Talers end other Oficials took tlelr so
I iobs.and aftaT short address BY M. breetlnl .
ri6ge ~ opened the different certihestes Wtiot
yroFereaa the Secretary Of the Senate taxing tot'
ofthem The reading Of the vote oi eogsn ~ ~ 2
INA caused good hlmored exon ei1enI y -, ~.
ihd 81 All fhe electoral votes having been com
nisfed tie TelleFa reported the result, Whereupqi
the Vioa President, rising, said Abranani LIN
. ~, OF illinois, having received majority o
fsa whole number Of votes, Is duly elected Ffesl
deht 81 the United States for the four years com
nJncinE on the 4th Of March, 1851 and that Han
nibei Hamiin Of Maine, having received 2 ms
ioItv 81 the whole electoral votes is duy elacte
. Vise President Of the United States ioF me SAN
The Pacific Rallroad bin was postponed till q
Z 1 morrow. 80 -, !.
! n committee was appointed In ecnjuneto
I, ufb Ire Senate to wait On and notify the Pres
I / dent elect Of his election
Hindmau snrrested that Gen Scott be also ii
I formed that there was no further use OF mefcen'
/ rits around the Capitol a1 aN
Adjourned.
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M A ST + r COMMISSIONER IS
lll SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an Or
ger d safe, Issued from the GOurt Of Common PIeas
i0F ehoga eountTs hio. in an action psnding il
Isaac L Hewitt Ann q. Hewitt. j. P. Robson, the
STARK bankl hber i. Ward and Stephen Clement,
SURVIVORS Of Samuel Ward, deceased, and George VI
GlrtYi are defendants, shall expose for sale at pu-
tc au tion5 4t the door NJ tho Court House in shf
= NJ the lands and tenenehts described follows,
sitaatein the City Of Cleveland, il the state OF
Oh o, and whioh is also IN the 0ounry Of Cuyahoea
and Is known part aud parcel Of the 1erWfn Prop
erty, and sub lois nun bor3 So 81 l3 a. 81 fs III
is ~ and % in HeWtfts Subdivision plot OF which
d now on record in he Recorders 0fics Of SAID
county, to which reference is here made be ia same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways
L. Natn frIIa
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After the return Of the Senate TO their own.
N Fesenden reported the Diplomatic Ap
plopriation bill, and asked Tor eoIaIhlltee on
NJ biii 70 carry out the treaty with New sra-
ntda was passed.
"A committee was appointed 70 notiiy AahoOiH
sd Hsusin OF their election. ---
The Tariff bill came up -.
NJ seward gave notice that ne shoelo move
Il erase that portion ADJOINING tAe uienoe7e
system. - -. s..,, 49,,
ilfr Simmons explained amenamenui Hhen
tie bill was laid over L.
frl,e bfIl for the better organization Of the NIL
l 49, - ri-fris5 Of Columbia, came up.
lor motion q alF. Lane Il was referred to the
I rlsIiforv eo7,ufittee.
irbs. M providing that no extra numbers Of
| ~ Sosrments pc printed without joint Fesolu
| 80 az both House, passed ...l-Ir 81 ...
| ne Bialer reported The Patent bill, recon-
| Is-5inq thst the Senhge concur In all amend
Is1t- of the Houa except cue. Agreed 20.
/ I = Hdiuufned
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An Of the GraeHsnberg Medicines are for
sale By
OHBRCHILL BROTHER DrusEi-t.-
A0 5. ". cor Ontario at, 4 Public SQUARE.
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8ail &oada.
CILEYELAND 9 TOLEDO 3. n.
~. 49, ARRANaEAENE.

I On and afieF Monday, November 18th 1850, Tralnl
on this Road viii is4V8 OloFaaud q blow 4 ~
Is0 A. H., TrOusn Mail, 8toppiuQ ~ ell stations On
the Southern Division, Arriving At Toledo
lZ50F.M. aHNa HHigtI lf
400 ?. H. Mail stops ct all stations east Of HandusY
J. on Northern Division, and arrives AZ SAM
dulky at s.i5 R.m
1D ?. n. Chicago ETpress-stopl a All stations eE-
I eepl Washington and Clay, and arrives
/ H bod. IN Ioi8dO az tz.IO A. ~ f.H
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NTASTER COMMIsSIONBR'S

M ASH ER co NJ MISSlONER'S IS
lVL eALE--Pursuant to the comnisnd Ola ID Plu
order Of sale issued from tn Court Of Common Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county, Ohiou ron thesth day Of fsb-
Elery, le6l5 In an action herein pending, wherein
Ezra Chappen Is plaintiff and Henry J.. Whitman
susan Whitman, John 7. Newton, n x Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance Company, are de-
toudants, shall on the 18th day Of March, ISL II
two oicock p. M at the door Of the Court House 10
said county, expose for sale at public auction, the
following described lands and tenemsnts, to wit;
estimate IN the township Of BROOKLYN being Num-
ber seven % in the thirteenth range Of townships in
the COnnscticut Western Reserve, in The STATS on
Ohio, and which i also in the county Of Cuyahoga
~ "A 3E hei1g ctE lots Nos two hundred
anu k4l9Js
ored and sixty (f6), seyenty-fve (75) ana tWenfy-
seven (27) in Barker 4 LORDS subdivision IN Ohio
subject 70 all legal highWays'i
Said several p1smilss are appraised q follaur: