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PROM BALTIMORE.

~ BALTINoRE, May IS.
Fifty members OF the Maryland Guard left
last night for narpers Ferry, taking their arms
Winans has been sent under guard 70 Fort nc
Henry. -, =.
Winans was Il. day nominated for Congress a1
an informal meeting of his friends.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. may 10
The Savannah News states that on the morn
ing ofthe 9th heavy eannonadlng Wa aLa II
tbe direction OF the Carolina coast, at sea.
The Vigo arrived this morning No news
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ARms ron WESTERN vTRGINIA.

Special dispatch 10 the n. y Herald says-
Major Oakes, u. s. A, left this morning for
Wellsburg TO aspect the military ana distribute
U. S. arms 70 companies formed there. The cit
izens OF Woilsburg are under $4,000 bonds 20
the Government for the safety OF the arms now
there, including 2i00o rides aud 5000 rounds Of
cnrtridfcs
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apr@;sas
MASTER COMMISSIONERS


lyl SALE.-PursuRnt 20 the command Of deere
tel order Of sale, from tho Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county OF CuyHhoga, and STATE ofuhio - thn
suit OF Lyman Little, ct. al paintinl, against sam.
uel FOlts ct. ais, defendants, 20 directed, shall
expose for sale ct public auction at the door OF the
Court HOu3e, "a said County, on Monday, the eth
Of May, is6i Et O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scribAd real estate, namely:
Hituate IN the township OF Independence being
number six In the twelfth range OF township In tho
Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the otate Of Ohio
known ss part foriginal lot number iOrty In said
township and subdivisions, village lots numbers
81 49, %, 81 and 35, ~ surveyed ~ Daniel kerrI htG
IN the fall Of i8f and bounded follows, 70 Wit. on
the east By the State road leading from Akron 70
Cleveland; on the south by the Public Square and
land owned BY the First congregational Church nd
Society, and bounded as follows; commencingnt the
north east corner Of land owned By W. a. hewiandi
thence westerly along the line Of said h0wandg land
sx rods and twenty links thence north four rods and
twenty-three links; thsnct east two rods and seven
line OF the Public SQuarV; thence south 70 the place
Of beginning, and land owned b. W. II. heWiGndi
on the west BY land owned By said hewlandi on the
north By village lot belonging 70 Michael Palmer,
containing four acres, more or lesB." For better
description OF i'd land reierence may % had % y.
Clark title deeds given By James m. Dillon, an
uary 18th, ls4s and Niism Davis Feb. 3d. ls4s, and
frOn James NJ Dillon, recorded March toth lo4ta IN
OuyahOga Records, Vol. al, page ia, but fsofflng
on from the foregoing survey piece OF land on the
north east Of said lot two rods wide and IL
less, but subject to all legal highway Appraised at
, SlrbbO, W1ELIAM x; sHEkWIH,
Fred. HOVey, Master Oommr.
Atty for plti0. aprl6d35
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NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF
In A. Mary Mack, will take notice that the sub.
Ecriber has been appointed the Assignee Of the aaid
Ofcs, verified accerdng to law, or beiorO the 18th
JOSEPH 8. GRANHIs,
Rpr2s;S35 Assignee Of A, Mary Mack,
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SAILED.

tr BosTOS, May Is.
The steamship Arabia sailed this morning. She
took about Sls. 900 in specie tt
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RR0nf NV NoRR.

- ~ N n y ? VII 70.
Capts Engle and MeKinstry went to EuropS
h the Adristlc, 10 purchase steam gun boats foi
the Government coast guard.
TIE Worlds Washington dispatch reports al
faieqraphic ccnmunicatiOn south Of Washington
susDended, the seoesliOnists having removed al
the wires.
A new company has been organized, embracing
sll the Southern lines.
The Cabinet held meeting today.
TTains on the old schedule will be resumed on
Thursdav. between Washington and the North.
The European news is hlghly satisfactOTy 70
fha Goyprnfnenf.
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NNASTER COMMISSIONERS


Nl SALE.-Pursuant 70 the command Of decree
al order OF sale from the court Of Common Pleas Of
the county OF Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, At the
suit Of Philo Scoville, plaintiff, against Nhthan
Johnston, et al, deiendants to me directed, shall
OF pose toe sale at public auction, az the door Of the
Court House. In the CITY Of fCievelauds in said coun
IT, on Monday the 1Jth Of May, 1851 at O'Clock p.
A., the following described real estate, namely:
tsituats in the township and City Of Cleveland, in
the state 81 Ohio, and winch Is also in the county OF
CuyahOga, and Is known as part Of sub-ot No. in
the subdivision Of lots No Il, and part Of
ten lot No. Is, made BY Taylor HOyt, reference
being had to the BOOK Of II ,ps No. = page J. In the
Recorders once Of CuyahOga COGnty, aforesaid
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed Il bound
ed e. follows: beginning at point in the 1outhsrly
line of kinsman street 30 feet and inches westerly
from the nOrth-sastery corner Of said sub lot No. Il
thence running westerly thirty lost 70 land conveyed
BY said Taylor and HOyt TO samuel Johnston; thence
sOuthsrly az right angls with kinsman street leo
feet along the easterly line Of Samuel JOhnston'a
land; thence easteriy at right angleB with said
Johnston eastery line Of thirty feeti thence north
erly l60 feet 10 the place Of beginning ing 80 fset
front on Kinsman street and 100 feet IA depth, be
the more less but subject to all legal high
WAYS, Appraised value 5000 VI. ~.
WILLIAM X. sHERWIN,
Fred. HoVey, Master C0mm'r.
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Nor LosF.-The schooner J. W. Sargent, which
was noticed few days sinoo missing, has arrived
here and lies at the docks.
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M a B q
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rrrrrzp.- MY IS.

HxEKEzD-Nay IS.
stmF Ocean, Evans, Detroit 12o bbls lour, as Pkg
tobacco, 2f half bbl5 FISH, 81, ,l72lbs potatoes
Prop. Wisconsin, Hewkirk, 0gdensbufgh, 70 tons
y merchandise.
scou Juno, Titus, Pert Clinton, 50 cords wood.
BcoW A. Howe, Van Almond, Toledo.
ScoW Mountain Maid, Lndingion, Detroit, lumber
cLEARED,
stmr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit
Prom Wisconsin, New kirk, Toledo.
aebr Island City, B. Green, Detroit, light.
Rchr sexton, b. Z. Page pairoit-
sehr. LanBing, Tabepner, Milwaukee,.
Sew Black Hover, =. Woodruff, Buffalo.
scoW Juno, Titus, Port Clinton
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ST. LOUIS, May Is.
The Legislature adjourned at II O'Clock, till the
third Monday in September
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING MEh.
TUE attention Of the enterprsng and industrious por
ton OF The community IS directed 70 the following
Baiemsns and hoeral Inducements offered thsm BY The
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they VIII perceive. viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, Very little capital
LANDS 9F ILLINOIS.
No STATE IN Che Valle Of fhs Mississippi ors 90 great
an nducsmsns 10 The BettIef as the Sats Of Illinois.
tons Of climate ard soil 30 admirably combine 20 pro
dneo those two great staples, ooza AID WRH11, as the
Rsaifiss Of ulbEoiA ~
TR SOUTHERN PART
OF the ssis les within The zone6f the Cotton regions
while the soil q admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
20 cs more per buhe than that raised further north
RICK BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
ne deep rich loan Of The prairies IS cultivated viii
gach wonderful facility that the farmers Of ne Eastern
and Middle States are moving 20 Illinois in great nun
bsrs. ne area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that Of En-
gland and the soil Is 20 rich thas Il win support twenty
mlllicns Of people. 29-5 ea
RAsTERH AND SOUTHERN KARKEs
These lands are contiguous 10 railroad 100 milsi
n length, which connects with other roads and nAEg2
BE akes and rivers, thus aordlng an 1no1okeu CON
munication with the Eastern and Southern markets
o APPLIOATIoE or CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and hbor have been applied 70 De
Veloping the soil; the great resources Of ne STATE
coal and iron are almost untouched The nvarsbe ru
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
arc cheapest will follow af an early day IN nos, AMI
a the course OF the next ten years the natural laws AMI
Necessities OF Ihe case warrant the belief that at e1s
1va hundred thouland people vii Be engaged b u
Rats of Illinois IN various malufactuIng employ
nsnts, sd 10 Nsi7 70 5r-1 .sii1r0
RAILROAD SYSTEM or TLIM0IS. C
Over slOO, 900 900 q private capital hAVo been ex
pended on ne railroad system Of Illinois lnasmueh a
part Of thsincoms from several Of these works, viii
yaIuabls puhlicfund in lands, 60 70 diminish The sat
axpansss ;ths EEEEs AEa IIGE, and mnst conselenie
sVsry Day decrease. .af eI ,rlal eE1i. .l.l5 10.
a=J1uA TIE STATE DEBT. lasfaa f.
NJ aats az g only SO Jos s9s H. aad l1ithis a
IA - Years Aas been reduced S2959,746 so and u
ldg Tsas5nably pst ai n tl years 'gili be0He e
tHeG
Pamphlets ds5s1ptiys Of The Iahas, Soil, climate,
On apPlicaiion 70 ali sG -
asta I'D ger Il W. +
p .Gf lassaa s1se d5idv ,sau8i5i j
9 Eoe shs names OF the Towns, VII
aOis Cent. R.R.s See PAGES ASs, AsS q
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A SSIdNEE'S SALE.-NOTIOE
~ is hereby given that 1 shall UNpOse for sale at
public auction the Auction store Of q. Moleu, s
Superior street, cleveland, Ohio, on Che sth day Of
June, le5l, 81 two clock N. the entire stock OF
0ooda assigned mo by A. Mary Mack, consisting OF
straw Hats and Trimmings, embracing every Varte-
JOSEFH 8. GkAANIS,
~ s.sfsr-s.s7 ~ A I Ef9rv Eisrk
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
i UuyAhOKa County, 90' M
EREDERTNK ARNOLD WHOSE

Thk sfAIs is.i,s Edr6,t ~ 0HlO' IS.
EREDERICK ARNOLD, WHOSE
II place ofresidenee is unknown, win take notice
that Christine Hege Of fCuyah0ga county, Ohio, did,
on the 10Th day VI april, A. ID. ls6 ME her petitton
in the Court Of COmnen Pleas within and for the
county Of OuyahOga IN said stats OF Ohio, sgainst
said Frederick Arnold and OathRf1nB Arnold, de-
fendants setting forth that said deiendants on April
l. 1850, gave mortgage % the said Christine Hege,
on lot No. Ss In John u. Woolsey s subdivision OF
original city lots Nos l34 AMI 1885, inclusive, Of the
original allotment Of the Village OF Cleveland, in
OleTeland CuyahOga county, Ohio, to secure the pay
mept es S1OODO, aud interest thereon, according e
sx notes Frederck AFnold FeeFred to in said
mortgage; end praying that en- Hccount may be TAX
60 Of the sum now claimed 70 be due, amounting to
Rbd UPON s5s5a from Aprii !, 1901, and that said
mortgaged prenis may be sold 70 pay the same ahQ
provide for the payment % 81 me RG qs sqa H nats
that he a required TO appear snd answer sald petit
ton On OF before the third Saturday alter the gath
dfS 8SpSf Sf asy' ls'' Bg q 4. Bssvia, AIta@tast. @
M STER COMMISSIONER 5
% Issued from the UoqSs q, ESIsnoi
Pleas Of Ouyzhoga county, o5is6 ~ ~ diev.s15
mercial Mutual In and sthers 20 me sirscted
4g9inSt Isrss =. e at public auction, al the door
House, in the city Of Cleveland, In said
county, on the 18th day Of Nay, 1861 at two O'Clock
P. d tho fot0n lad described iOts u land 20 wit:
Situated in the township Of Cleveland, hung num-
ber = in the = range Of townships In the OOnnecti
cut Western Reserve In the stateof Ohio, and which
Is also In the county Of Guys and Is known Ey
b3ng lots hitytwo, nifty three, fifty -four in 1.
HewittB subdivision OF the part OF the Merwin es-
tate, commonly known, and these lots are on the
north side OF the Ohio land in the City Of Cleveland
making in all seventy six and one half feet front
the south side of james Street. be the same more or
less, but subject 70 legal highways. Lot 50 ap-
praised at lot % aPPraisssdd e & lot a-
PrSsliiifid Siiiiaaso5 n Riddls HOh Master 6ahh
AttorneyR Tor plLlM. anrI5.aah
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MRS. WINsLOW,
An 6IlaTIenoa1 Nurse and Eell1Ie Phy8loianI 1roI
ssnts 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
S0O 7 H IN G sly r y ?, +.

An szpsrienosd Nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
asnts to the attention Of Mothers, her
SCOT HING sly RU P.,7-as
FOR CHILDREN lTEETHING, stai'
which graaty facilitates the process Of tsething b
Boftening the gumE, reducing All infammAt tions-in
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodie action5 and is aurs
10 REGULATE The BOWELS d.
Depend upon It, mothers, WIN give rest to your
''ISS RERfEF - AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTs.
We have put uF and sold this article for over ten
any other medicine. iiS 4 Il n FSiLFD N
A SIEGLE EINSrAGCE TO EFFEOF A CURE when.
timely used. Never did We know an instancs Of dis
- al are dslgh ted With is opefaiions, an a s9eak IN
sTm1 q ioonnendstion q the magical e1ecn end
We DO KNOW sftsr tea ysars, sKpsEisnce, and
pledge our reputation for the fulhlment Of what
inAnt Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, rsliel
VII y tognd n aiteen or twenty minutes aitar ths
rThis vSiaabis preparation q the prsseristioh oi
one Of the most kxperisncad and Skillful Nurses IN
New Engiand, and has hasn used With NeVoF-iaiiins
THOUSANDS OF GASES. tss1 li7l 4
lt NOT only relieves the child from pain, but inve
gives tone and snergy % the whole system. Il Will
almogt 1natzntly relieve
aud eyelcoms9 oonyltsional which u rot spesdflg
Eon6tied, end IN death We believe Il The belt ana
Iai9l5 remedy II ths S;erd n a case Of Pyse9teEy
Jaethilg, or any other cause. We would say to sT-
err Mother who haa child suffering frou any Of the
gregoing complainta DO not let Yonr eiudics5 n-
the prendice9 Of otherH, stand between You and YouF
9qlsrlng Child and the relief that VII b gEre, yea
Abgoiat8ly sure, 10 folloW tho use Of this Mo3cino
utimaly used Full direction for using vii aeon.
ANY each bottle. None genuine unless tbs lacs
smils q CURTIS 4 PBREfNs, New York. i On
the e2tssde wrapper. Sold bY pruggists tbroughoui
Principal oHioe, Is Cedar Street New York.
PRioE ONLY 95 GENTS PRR B0ErLz.
~ ~ !, o,5, ,f,rr,,,,frl
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COMMERCIAL.
o7-EVFT-1NO 171RKET'-NIAY IS.


FIOUR-Is steady, but not particularly aetiVe'
sales are in small lots mostly ss2s for rye; sSoO
for red double extra, and ss21 for ehOios Qualities
do.
WHRAT-In good demand. Sales 1000 bush red
from store at Sl,O cars do at samsi car red and
common white at 81, 80 and Sl,25, and car good
white At Sl,e6.
CORN-ouiet. Sale lsOO bush from store at Sc.
OATLQuist at Sc
RYR-Dun at SOC.
RGGs-Renshi dull. with sales at e4c' s'So aud
! cents.
LARD-sslso Of hrkins atse.
HAMS, &o-OOuntry cared hams are selling a.
sl<@sc, and Shoulders at 7@THc. City cured hams
bring IO@ue.
RIrTTRR-Dun at q range Of le9lSc.
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. pRIOUs KOINCIDRNCEl
snL1Fn asp orEEas n a goAIn y

NORRIS n sight With he Oelsbrated ARABIAN
CONDITION. sPOWDHRS, Whare every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can nd the bast Medicine IN M
ior many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such AniHa8.
hey eEe q Sovereign heI1g1L icr Uoldas lougha,
~ These FcWderH always give aati1lactlon, e he
IhcuEandl Who have usud t1e1l, can testify. 81
Circ1lerr. lnrT then. Fer aale hV ~ ~ GsVloTa
~ W Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong b Arm.
rtroif. CleF1land. o., and ~ all Drnalf5tl IN fhn
oonrfT Al5o It Wholesale by the PrepTietor At m
Ontario street Cleveland, Ohio, % whom al orders
Tu1t be ADDRESSED. ..t LHT EHe 90
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FRnlI nALTIMORR.
GEN. HARNRY Ys. A nIIssOURI COURT.

BALTnIORE, Nay Is.
Il Is reported that feet Of ssyen steamers
with United States troops, is coming up the riVer'
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b the use Of these Pills the periodic ATTACKS Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented, and Il
taken at the commencement OF an attack Immediate
Feliefiron pain and sickness win be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea or Head
ache 70 which y males are subject.
Thay act Esatiy upon the Bowels. removing Cost
iysDoss.
For Literary Men, studsnts Delicate Females, aid
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable a.
Laxative, improving the apDetits giving tons and
Visor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result OF long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved 3 vast amount Of pain snd suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nsrVous sys-
tenn, or from deranesd STATE OF tho stomach.
They are entirely vegetsble In their composition,
and may be taken at All times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet and the abasnoI
Of any diHagroeable taste renders it eaaY 70 admns
ter them to Childrsn.
WARE OOUEFER FRIFsi
Bg- The genuine have ave signatures Of Henry O
Spaiding on each Box.
SS-sOld BY Druggists and all Dealers N Medicine
A Box win be sent by mall, prepaid. on receipt o
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
sD-All orders should be addressed to
tftt HENRY O. ePALDfNa,
g Cedar Street., New York.
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geaaI Aatiees.

Horace Ford, executor Of In tho Probsto oeuri
naent Of Cornelius Coax
ley, deceased, y. Harriet Petition to sell Real
Ooakley and ais. Estate. =
no LUCY A. MILLER & ISAAC
MILLER, residents OF the STATE OF Iowa. and
George b. Coakleys who Is supposed % b rosiaing
in the state of California, heiTs and devisel ol Cor
nolua CoaklnY dec nsed, you are informed that on
the goth day Of APRIL 1851 said executor hed bis po-
tition In the Probate Court Of Ouyahoga County
Ohio, the object and prayer OF which petition - 20
obtain an order the 9Th day Of May, 1861, 20 sql
the following described Real Estate, Of which TIE
said Cornelius COakly, died. seized, to wit; bitunte
IN the township Of East Cleveland, 10 said county oi
CuyahOga and known ~ part OF Ut No. 409 and con-
HORACE FORD,
apr23:ss Executor
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IFrom the Rrnmlner. HorfoIk. vi

lFrom the ExAminer, Norfolk, Val
| oephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were llade, viz Cure Ofheadsehe In all Its forms
TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They hsye been tested in more than q thousand
cases F1th entire success.
IFrOm the Dsnocrat, ST. Cloud, MInn.I
.y sSad 1Ss Scs e3 css IESa & &y4 % tsS S.s ss
may have them IN case Of an attack.
IRrom the Advertiser. ProTideneo, B. II
The Oephalic Pills are said to Be q remarkably sf-
ectTe rsmey Tor the headaehe, and one of the very
eejt ior that cry frequent complaint which has
[FrOn the Western R. B. Gasetts, Chicago. NIL
We ,hssartilK' 2doESe hr. spaldins, and his unr
GFrOm the Kanavha Valley star, Val
w W ~ s, SSEs tsS s Hs Y 1Ens vita AaassA
LFrom the southsrn Path FINDER, N. OIL
TTT them you that are aaiictsd, and We are sure
M Sas SSS sssS SsSs & ai a. SS sSi
medjeine = san grodncs.
ITrOm the st. Louia Dsmocrat.I
demand for the article t0sPhSlie PillI)
TErOm the 6hE0tte, Davenport, IoWAl
H; spalding would not connect his nauas with Gn
article he did not p ~ 70 posses Fsal uisFlT.
6tFFOm The Advertiser, ProvlIenes. B. II
The testimony in their favor "a strong, fFOm ths
most respectable Qnarter1s -a 2. ..L
80 IEron The Daily News, ESWpcrt, RLi
0sphAlio Pills are taking ths place Of all kinds.
LFrum ths Oouuasrcisf BpIlstip. RoSton.1 s.-e
said 70 b very snoaoiOus Tor the headache.
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II AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY,
III Manuheturers of PRINTING AND sock
FAfER are nov prepared 10 guuply an crl'l1l With
superior quality d laper and % lTorabls tsrlss
.fa-i p l'i lla ~ w TAYLOR, Ag.E
iu1e9 o0es g Bank S.
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Old 81 0HBM BTTFBRs D
WIawAM TONIC.

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR.
FAMED Bitters are recommended b. the arst
Fh79lciall OF the country account Of their PG-
RIFY AN ID CHEAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant as nectar to the tasts and are
pronounced the BEST TONIC AMI. BIiMUBAhI
ever offered to the public.
Their curative powers IN cases OF GENERAls DE.
BIhIrf, Loss OF APPETITE, CONSTIPATION,
&c, Ere unparalleled, aud a guarantee that we
FEEL warranted IN claiming Whei We DO, wo beg leave
70 state that our assertions arr 1dorsed II
Pref eILBIMAN, Of Ya-- College,
~ Prof HA 7 IS, Of hlaasachn8ett8, 10 TI
and hundreds OF others. .f
81 For sale by Strong Armstrong and By Gro
osFs, Vine Merchants, and Druggists generally,
t. -r-r snovlT: R26d&8
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geaaI A9tites.
NEASTER tNMMIssTONER,s

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyh BALE.-Pursuantt to the command Of an alias
order Of sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the county OF Ouyeh and STATE Of yhto at the
suit Of Ezra MouluK, plaintiff, against Levi Tlom-
as ct. as., defsndanls, 90 me- directed, ahAll ex-
pose for sale at public auction 81 the door OF the
court House, In the City Of Cleveland, IN said eoun
q, on Monday, the 10th day Of Juns, 1851 at two
o'clock p NJ, the following described real estate,
stuated in tho township Of East Oleyeand, In said
county: "A tract Il land situated In lots Nos and
In East Cleveland, in OuyRhoga county, Ohio be-
ginning at point the plank road st the west cor
Of that portion Of the premises set on TO EectaF
SMELL; thence g. 5O4 degrees =. chains thence b.
S9N degrees W. % links; thence B. 50A degrees y.
576 chains to the West line OF Chittenien Lewis
land thence south sos ehainBi thence N. 5OE do
greeS. W. s.92 chains thenne n. 50H degrees W. 6
chains 70 the plank load thence n. SEX degrees e.
237 chains 20 the place Of beginning and containing
Is acres, mole or less, 2l00 acres Of ssid land be-
ing In lot No. and s7l0o acres In lot No. Ap-
WILLIAM K. sHERwIH,
Master Commissioner.
Williamson Riddle, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
m
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h. 3. C,ATTLE lIARKRT-lIAY I6.

BERVES-Market active with good dsmAnd.-
About SO head were taken by the government; gan
eral selling prices were sh4s4 for good stock and
best cattle brought 9as1fc; there we're few common
cattle Rt any Of the yards and the lowest brouGh ht
&c.
MICH COWS-Market unchanged.
onlg the vary best sell az the outside rata. Quota
ti0n8 are lst quality 595fei ordinary 45405c COM
mon 4R4ke; fnfarioF SG3xe.
BHEEP-Lamba in fsir request; good bringing
T5s advance on previous prices Quotations are
'sVWIiIiNE-In moderate request At s,S@4fo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-16

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