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Curlous DsVeIspnsnf.

The Commercial Bulletin, In referring To
. recent letter Of Donald Mckay, publishes
the following statement:
"Would the nation believe 1t that the
very pians end specifications By which the
rebel steamer Aerrlmao was rendered shot
proof, were furnished By Mr.. Mckay to our
own Navy Department. nesrly 3 year ago,
% be applied TO our own vessels for harboE
deienoe2 Yet such is the fact How did the
rebels obtain themP Mr.. EOKay says that
when be produced his plans 70 build an iron
cased vessel Of war, the Secretary OF the
Navy and the President were anxions that
Bach q vessel as be proposed should be buils
without delay; but the chief naval con-
5tFuct0T, when the plans were submitted to
IN, Woald not even turn his back 10 lock
ct them, but answered MF. Mckay over his
shoulder, that iron plating was humbug.
Finding thst it was time thrown away 70
remain IN Washington, Mr.. Mckay left 10
look afteE his own business ct home.p
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aprl8sT

MASFER'S SAhE-Pursuant to the
M command of q decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas of fCUyahOga County,
at the suit Of Malcolm DarrOw against David
Pollock and others, 10 me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the City of Cleveland, on the
2Ist Gay of April 1862, at O'Clock p. NJ, the
following described premises: Situate in the
township Of Brooklyn, in the County Of CuVaho-
ga and State of Ohio known as part Of original
lot Rny three in township Of Brooklyn Aforesaid,
and bounded as fOlloWBs-beginning at the north
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
OF said lot; thence north 800 10 west along the
north line one chain and seventy-nine links to
the south line of land owned by the g, q. 4 q.
Railroad Co.; thence south o. TO- west one chain
and seventy one links to the cnlvert; thence south
$40 west two chains and three links; thencesOuth
E71(o west two chains and one link; thence south
2l(5 east six chains and seventy links; thence
north TgXO east FIVE chains efghty-six Links to an
elm tree; thence north $50 east nine chains and
four links to the place of beginning, containing
five snd l-lO0 acres Of land decided BY John W.
Kirkland and wiss 70 said David Pollock, be the
same more or less. Appraised at SI50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
A. 7. SLADE, Master Comm'r.
Flths Att'7. mar20284
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Dispatches from Washington to the New
EoEk papeIs, say that Captain BrlcsSon has
left Washington armed with authority to
construct ia the spee1iest time possible, six
new Monitors. These new var vessels are
% Be greatly improved over the original
Eonit0r; they are 70 re larger and more
roomy and 10 have much greater speed
The strength Of the turrst Is also to be great.
y increased.
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A writer IN the London Times, is deacrib.
ing rstOrt which Lord Chancellor West.
bury made In Parliament to Lord Chelmsford
SayB that for an hour ne 'poured pellucid,
smooth flowing stream Of vitriol upon his
assailantH
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

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AOur' r'''''flHEZ fElHEZFITT THAxrHR.n -

H. sENAI1 UAAnEkl1 O.s April otns Aoe4.
ttDR J. q. AYEn-Honorod Sir. have made 9
thoro1rh trial Of the Oathetio Pills. lef by your
egsnt, and lave been CURED BY them Of the dreadful
rheumatism under which be found me EUfering.-
The drnt dose relieved me, and o few subsequent
doses entirely removed the disease feel In better
heath nov tsan for gODs years before, which at
tTibute entirely to the en5ots Of your 0Athartic
pills HourI WitA great Ielpect,
rT LUOlUS %. METOALE.n
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TOOT A NOM -RFgTnENT IN


It OVIAS FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants in the
sboVe sction, Is hereby notified that on the 10th
day Of February, A. ID. 1852, said plaintiff filed
his petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom L. Foot Is indebted to plain
tiff on Judgment recovered before Justice Of
the Peace in the sum of Sl33, ,85, (cOsts of suit
50 70,) with interest; that on the 18th of Decem-
Der, 1851, transcript of said Judgment was filed
in said Clerks Ofice, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi-
ses, belonging to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
In Dover township, in said County and State, and
known by being part of lot No. 81, and bounded
on the east, south and west by the east south and
west lines Of said lot No 81; and on the north by
lands owned and set of to Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two acres and twenty y-eight rods of
laud. That said Ransom L. Foot, on the 23d day
Of A april, A. ID. 1858, executed and delivered 10
said LOyias Foot mortgage deed Of said premt-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
sll669 in one year, and another note for S253 Is
In two years from said 25d day Of April, but that
said mortgage, though unsatisfed on the record
in Recorders 0fhce ofsaid County, sWh0lly can
celled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said Lovias Foot or his assigns have any lien on
said premises by reason OF said mortgage indebt-
edness Whereupon plaintiff prays that the pr-
Ority OF liens may be determined, sale Of said
premises ordered and money brought IN to Court
for distribution
Said defendant, Lovias Foot must answer said
petition by the Slst day of May A. ID. 1852, or In
default this averment Of said petition as to him
Will be taken rs confessed.
aprI8SI Attorney for Plaintiff.
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FHB A1LsUTFI0lKHF THRs8.
VIENNA

TJRfESEMAR /, 2& 3, ARE DE
TTOfUD By BOTAL LRTTHRg PATENT o
liels1d hld Hscured b. tho B1ll1 Of the EcOls 6s
Nh6rnlaci6 ds Paris, md tisi 1n7eria OollsSg q
Flodicfns, yiounas -.
&c. s inVllusbB for eEhluEil8R, sl1EIRatoIF6dl
nd N phYHioal disabilities.
ia 4 etsly eradfctte1 al trgceg d thoss as
ssT tlisf have harotOfora been treated bE the naBa
Glous ead perniciou5 use oi copatve aud oubeb1s--
Vo hal entirely GuVpiant8d tie Injurious lgg
rasrs-u thsrsbY inuuring 70 th0 EuisFer spestY r.
iiSf diipsrSas En imPEFitisa, and rOOtinG out the
AR ls,cs 7, 3 and 3, are yrsPaFation tEs
form Of loEsnFs, d6VOs O taste ana Gnaan, and oan
be carried h the Wai5tooat fE0t Sola n 81 case
VnlpoAu Lalleuand 6o1x, Ricods 40. Price = eaoni
or cases icr es, which Eavtl $ aud IN " SAlet
WhfobY fhara e seginE of %. 10 be had Fholol1ia
and retail, of Dr. BARLOW, 30. l94 BtoooaeT gtfft
New York. Immediately on receiVtng for1ittanoe
OF. Barrow viii ioTWnrd the TrissomaT 50 any PAL
q tbs world securely packed, anG add eassi aoonrt
Ina 70 thA iurkFnoft1Ds Of tbA writer tElE
Ns-Soid hY g ". OBARK, Agent for OleIelana.
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}. B. DougnsEty, Piaiatin, In ths court Of Com
against mon Pleas Of UuyGho-
Emory j. Aubbard AID ga 0OunLy, and state
H0Rry W Hubbard, DsIts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only, with attachment.
LMORY l.. HU BBARD AND
~ Henry W. Hubbard, defendants tn this sotion,
sac Aersby notified that on the 10th day Of March,
a. ID. 1862. petition hled in ths QlgFk'B Office
Of said Court Of Common Pleas, Eettidf iorlh that
Of GaesburB county OF Knox, and Stats Of Illn is,
said dsfenuznts executed and delivered 70 Ejah
bruner, thelr Joint and several appeal bond, bind
ing themselves unto the said Elijah bruner, to pay
% the OF this plEinEtd, the of fVe hundred
and Ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dIriOn Whoreby the said Emory h, Hubbard was re-
Qnired and bouUd 70 prosecute with eject an appeal
certain judgment rendered against said Emory in
PLAINTIFF tavori by tbs Polc0 magistrate 0t said
CITY and Knox county, IS well a3 70 pay WhsteFer
judgment should be rendered against the said Emo
~ on sa appeal that said appeal WAS prosecuted
TO mai Judgment against the said Emory for the
sum oi S257 vs. And custs Of suit amounting to So
but that said Judgment has not been paid, nor any
bOld; chat execution has been duly issued ubOa
she said judgment and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied and tnat laid judgment
and as well said appeal bond remain in fn fOrce
unBafistied Whereny the piatnttn has been damaged
IN the sum Of s257 93 and costs Of suit S25 %.
MRsreupOn piaintih asks judgment sgsmst said
defsndants said bond for $3.50 IS, with interest
thereon from March lBt, A. D. 1853.
Said dotondAnts are further notified that they must
answer said PETITION or fore the l2th day Of May
next or in default thoreot judgment viii DO taken
= RAEEEY, BAOKUs 3 EOBLE,
nArl29A PiatntiR'H AttNrnegs.
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~ OF OuyahOgA To-, STATE Of unio. J
LOrentus r. Oongor, Plaintiff, Acton for money
ar against only.
Emory L. Hubbard, DESCENDANT Attsohmsnt.
EWORY L. HUBBARD, THE
dsfendant IN this action, il hereby notified
tnsJ petition for the recovery Of money only, Wss
Cn the 1Oth dGy Of March, A. ID. Is62 Med in the
Clerks once Of the OOurt OF Jommon Pleas afors-
said setting forth that the raid defendant Is ndebt
ed 70 the plaintiff In the sum Of two huudrsd and
hfly dollars, with interest thereon from the 9Th day
Septem Ger 1888, upon promisBOry note Of said de-
fsndant dated a. arizona in tho State Of Illinois on
the 6th day september ls5, and made payable in
the sum aforesaid 70 hoOd q Bodiey one year Gter
date Ct which note piaintiG tha owner and hold
er; and that said petition pFays Judgment against
aaid defendant said note for the sum Of $50 "
and interest thsi con from September 6th, 1858.
said usienGant ia further notified that ho.mugt
answer said petition on OF before the 18th day Of
Nay next, or In default thereof judgment viii be
taken against hiE1.
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TIE sabovs are ell from peTsons who arc p1bliely
these statements without . thorough oOnViOtion
that they were true.
PREPARED BY J. O. AVER,
Practical snd Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And g, W. ObAEK, and By GIl Druggists and
Dealers n Medicine sVeryWhore.
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I In the court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Uuysho-
! ga gOunIys and state
Trr nhtn
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March l5, l$2s82 Assignea OF Wm. EIsKE.

dObNEh D. 98AMHAbt
March Is. lsS9ss3 hssignsa Of Vim. FIsEs.
MASfER's SALE-PURe UANT
lNf- to the command Of third pluries deerstal
or0er Of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
OnyabOga county, Ohio at tbs suit Of SAMUEL O.
BLOCKS and AdEtn ". Brooks against Horatio y q.
Gatess Della n. Gates Augusta a. M1ttlebarger
Edmund q. p, MisllebeTger, william Mittloberger,
Commercial Mutual Insurance 70 . Thomas n.
Howe, Josiah King and William Shinn, executors
OF ChAs. avery degeas0dS and Others 20 me direet
cd, shall axpoae lor sale hi public auotlon at the
door Of the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland,
the 18th day OF April, 1859, a. two O'Clock r.
m, C1 said day, the following described pieces or
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thirteenth
range Of townships Ia the OonndctiCuE Western he
serve in the STATE Of Ohio and which E also In the
County OF Ouyaho2a, and II known By parcel o. hand
OlsVelRnd, and iB BOUNDED a. follows: easterly by
OuyhhogA hlVer; nOrtherlY by land heret0fors con-
Veye1 TO JUDAH Oolt BY John n. WOOlBsyi west b.
River street. called; and southerly by land for
merry owned b. A fred williams, and being ninety
nine hsot vide on CuyahogG kIvers and sxtendt1g
~ rgbt angles with ktVer street, and said ktVor to
Rivsr at est about Que hundred Ano forty net, be-
ing tao same land conveyed 10 said EdmunQ y. r.
COMPANY, BY deed recorded IN OuyEhoEs OOunIy
kacordB vol A. pages 43 and -. and also, smother
parcel Of land on said kiver, next auOthsE Of
above and bounded nOrthery By said parcel OF land
erly by said kiFer street; and EUutherly by q line
parallel WITH the nOrtherlY hneI and tgsnty-one
iost distant thsfeirem, extending from BE1a River
70 said RITer strsst, being part Of the Alfred Nil
twenty feet front said t5iyer, and the Elevator
Building machinery, and fixtures on said premises,
be the same more less, but subject 70 all legal
Highways. Appraised at 5000.
Adams B Oanhsld. Master 0omnissioassr.
Pitts GttlVH. marlbssS3
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
EfnlstFator the estate Of John hasgiekl dqesas-
Cd, 4 PRENTlES.
halsA n P41 a an n 50.
-..n.---- -.l.- q ..-- i.
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coal

" a NAl.-p -'.-.--.--ss'- s-'-'-s-s ~ aAAalAv-
COKE O0KEli 00KEll-W.
~ Il. WALLACE a SON y IlAnufaatErsEa q OOIEB
rom the uuyD
HAmMOHD5VILE STRIP VEIH OOAE.
Al1o-DaAlef1 In slfd Goal fdf smIthins Gnd 10
Ee1tio Purposes. VII nl eVdora - TIE eslebrated
EFFTRg0n FIgE BRfCK,
60 NEkM CGhNt fgrDund.l
-a UHImHET TOfG,
-e 1 WAGIR FitA1I
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ksasuoEcGVtlla, i6leflon uosi ~
ssel iiH- cOn y. . p. Rdiiroed.l
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n 3 " g A g q
A. 1sasE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
No. liz BANK STaEsE.
We would desiFs y esil ths attention q az thss r
cone to tlis Market 20
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS : SHOEI 90
that are nov rscaiE1ng from gome a ths larrai
and hG3t 1lannllctoriel oaig, % ssii lnF
OASHs AND CASH 0NLYl d1
Our ssoss consists o Agas, B94S tosEh'u ~ -f q
iTHloG KIP AqD. CALE B0OEBf cf
melis. h8g'5 sud Iodthsa BroEanG.
WOaEEs GALE kIF, ~ a5EEHD. e0ARAED lE
81 KID bOOLEMe.
aLssE5s O1IF Am KIF BoOTEEs. - l g
OhILDS CALF, KIP, KID 3 GOAT BuuTIIuza 80. .r
q LADIES' DoUBLE-HULE KID CL0Iu
Caters, (s Fpiendid 6hOe for hisFaa1Ql of lie Tf
and all tho Gtlpla goods Usually found IN th1 nr8
We cen also hITuish In Ah4hf nlf. ga fAGnE r.f1
B0OLb. By having two gosa's notioai one EundrGc
cases par moltu OF allost any laflafns cfa % fls
nishod, shs samples Df which rhail - plouraf %
show % those who Wil1 10 contract.
a. Ho1g eolt.1i roo Boot and ah5s Dodlafl la1
ezauIlns sleek Or yourselves al1 tfE vent iUEI
long 60 convince you that this q The NaT % hun
BroG and 8heel-if Taz kaTs the mcnsFs -a
3.i-sslsnsa 49, q Issi.RIl li
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MEDICAL.
MED D IS
gE5S R l;s
Cas Hladges DstlaTs PFsRlasi N
SEMINAL WEAKNESS5
c. HFERHEFOl8nozAs
ell AEEl a., AHp IEPOERsGY
GURHU.

Afsas al othas Treatment FALLS 10
DR, A. GIBSON,
EoFn6FIy o. New ToEl CITY, viii pay Ons Haa-
dr6d dollars 1F IT, preof that he eyer Ell 80 crrs
sum for the proof that any other Physiolan "a
the United BtStss trsst8 the same diseases win
Eftor many pears Of isborioos study and szssrs
snce, Dr. GIBSON ID hepPy n being ahle 70 an
aOunqo g the uniortunate, shAt ho has RsriaoSssh
TsPEEDT AID PERMANENT UURH
sf tka sbOye and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
win an bad shsotu Arising thersfrom, fnoludflz
DEBIAITE Oh NERVOUS PROs9RATIOA.
sc has SueoSsdsd IN ernE IN this city, Bonls
BaIlsysd phySoians, Who profe to treat al private
maladi0s with success, and without receiving TIE
raIBsoE is doss not boassthst he q rnsnbsr c,
Eeme College n London or Paris, e PerhAsS sosls
aud Who hold out sFBst expectations nsFsr 20 b NJ
aIilsd Bnt what Or. GIBSON might boast cf Z
shoSs Who Fs2oss o0ndenss n his ability and i1tegs
Eity and that 30 has peracted an Amsricsn tyHssla
SoI - T.s m Srv Sstst f5 Sosi So1 ~
fachl cuTo Of seminal weakness, and all diEsageI or
ssrAngsDsntns both mental and IhFsieah tEisias
Dr. dIBsOH Gls0 oiaiEas fur his rev trsstmsasfbs
ioloVing edvantaSes ever Al oshers yet dlcoVu-ed;
sblei be uass no Fslio5 o. the dark Agss, sush g
Ur61ET, nOF any othsf dolstsFious drug: s0eondiF
IL h treatment d pOEitiTs and c~rtain IN 81 oasoa.
Hs BAlde RrepAred % 80 into an public or private
hospital IN the United btNees and dsm0nstrete ehs
immense superiority Of his nav troatmont OvST any
oshal now known 70 the Uo-Id IL POINT Of proErEt
ns.g, puEla1snsTi Eltsnes, easssy and oonVanisnes
1r. GIBSON g permanently loczied IA OlesslzaE
and has during tbs past two yeRIs FsrforIned many
euro1 % dlEaIsag which bEd for Faara resisted an
other modes Of treatment Hefsrence can be given 50
indiVi id1ag % tbs hrEt rsSpeotAbilty In Cleveland
Boston, HeW YORK, and other oitias Ia regard 20
skill and iuteft Ia al ol1l tranEaet tionn
DYurepIia, Ehusmatism, Hc-ofulA snG eli ehecnfs
Giaoat5s aeasBd with superior HnooeSe.
~ Msaieine ssnt % anJ sagt Of tas SoaHSfF en-
pE. dIBseN's EsW Eark q FhysiploEy 70; Ssls
g rs pfacs.
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real ESTATE.

EHT HSTkEtN LAND.---H. .. LII I
Nv TLE, OF the late hrm Of Bittios Reyes, I
6ourtnntlY On hama laTEe quantity Of Gne EAumizF
Land IA l~Wa, Wisconsin and ninsouri, 70 5xohang
InF ctF or county real 8gtaEes peTgooal propart
TioT 7fI--SE v,sFlGBA
LYMAN ilLTrilE,
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2 1Ss l 6ours nom e Z ana sFon . eelosa
NHE GRRFENBERG FAMILY
sts HnparVis5Oa OF > SkiIlfHl Physician, and tbsY
may b relied uPoa IN aI oesss.
b the offer o. . single medicine which olAt1og q
ours ell diseag5si but the eIRienbelg med.,s con
IiIt of eleven different Medicines, ell unequAlioo r
tho cure Of the diEsaseg for which they are
msnded, among which nay be selected oas apprupEi'
ate % any OF ice diseases tEoid9nt = thA eoHAty
Ths GrsisnbsFg Vegetable Pins are better thsa
any other knd of Pills 10 the WOFld-price 2 oents
Ths GFBfsnberg Qtsrine OatholioOn ia an intakll,
BE remedy for all Female diseeses-prioe 81 so.
~ TIE Uterine OathOlioon Will also cure gravel.
The GrEbsnbgrg SaTuapariila Il By fAr the mcg
BoWeriul and eidCaoiouH compound In uBO-Frica -,
oniof remedy for an disease Of the boEels-pTice 500
The grElanbsr5 PIE Eamsdy never iAiig 20 paIIles
nently relieve this aistTs ssing stssase-Eroe 81:
bleoompound IN All diseases incident 70 children
The GFBlsnberE Fever and Ague Rsmsdy IL SOW
Foign specific for thH particular di1aAss-prics 800
The erafsnberg Green Mountain ointment excels
al other Bslvea IN ita curative p cents.
mon astoni1hing relief IN Al pulmonary oomllai1tl
=prige g bottle; lPta-An eminent PhyHieiap q
OonlulnBssye's Bafl uHse Efth aLeas sqoost iE
DroPag. Our sEn ezPtEispcs HnnatsasateE az
Ths srssssnbsrs Hsalsh Bittors are most pioazsn'
erd delightful tonic ever prepared-price 5 oenss.
Tho 0TBiehbsrs EgS Lotion Il unparalleled In al
inflammation Or diseases Of th9 EEo-grioa Is cGlfz
< En. b. B. KrEGsLnX-DsGF sIr: : We l5sl is du45
We oWe to fhe P1bllo, 70 state that AarshAllil o.
tholleon ID medicine inyaluabls Tor complaint
chased under tho heed o. E0msle Dtgsaae5. We hay
used your GrBf5nberg Medicines and havo been
greatly bensdtted thereby, 20 much 90, that were
tas prios double, would have them. 10 the thou
sands % our VIC are suffering from WeaknesEes,
We Would recommend tbs CatholicOn - esure pelA.
oaa. Is gives strength 70 ths system and epsDlaa
each o. the orgzns Of ths body ~ psroEm thetr AZ
pFouFigtgf unosions, HEr. ". OhTEB,
Mrs. u. =. WEEEH,
NEE c. C-iaWORMBTAtT.
. Medina, March /, l56i. -.# a. H.. ar
y - The above named Ladies Ne are personally &c
Suaintad WITH, snd know that ioT several y6ata
while We lived IN Medina, they Weg0 great gudefegE
Miss b. has been 60 iadlE afflicted that IL Wa via
diaeulty she w9s able % stand upon her ieet A sY
bottles VI Gathoiicon entirely cured her Of hsr con-
rlninta. Ny wills received gTsst beHent rom th5s
uasdioina We reoouzI1and ft 30 the Ladies Of thb
county asfo and sihoioEt remedy tor tho E7Ray
J0HE WHEEE,
Editgg CEndsld ueEeies
q. :. LESLEY, ClsVe{asd,
o<7fl faae faeNs--f H~-~r - ffsae
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NOTICE.-PURSUANP TO AN
IN ordaf made By the Judge u ths Pfobats Court
Tor he County OF UuyahOga M the matUai Of tne as
aignment Of william hiaKeI shall plir Tor sale at
public auction, st the door Of the uouft House, in
said ceunty, the 18th day OF April 1859, Is two
o'clock y. ID the following described Notes and
Accounts % wit, being the assets Of SAID aEssn.
meuti E. a.HH 81 a @ e
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d. 0IBSOR,

EfQfessoF cf 4IeStroPstss sSaA .Sssisli'a,
Omce-lls Seneca ST.. few doors nom Superior,
Oii5s hours nom 20 Il ana ereza . S O'Clock
RailFt Sundays eNoaBfst-A AzEa
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READY-MRDE CLOTHING.
OLOTHs
Aho,
CASsIMEREs AND
THE BAIR 4NEAi
On THs LoHE LADY og THs OEHs0H OETETE,
ogkPFER xi.-TsS FToAorrrvT.

OO6rIn UEDs
OHAPTER XI.-TaE EHaAaEnEET
The pirates in body Waisoi on Captain Wrighthszi
And thst nobls Captain O'MuIligan did az:
''Ws now appear before you IN cur ehaius and on
To aIk q yOa favor, which do grant SIR, ifyou
plsaSe.
Where Barnum Il In waiting with mighty srea'
pitohfOrk,
and TillmaD,
10 foI into has Golfers m ere quart re, ~ he cal.
William Tillman Is the oolSred man Who killed solas
Who Rad 81. vessel captured while sailing On the
We doa'i want to Be exhibited with HIN, sir. and
That ysu viii eh,nse your course ssr' and g some
'Ifhs Ii Is or ssrnu IS rathsr suspect he WIN.
Said the sagacous pirate 'tWi make iour that he
And thea Be smiled quite 5wsetlF but for his levity
The OsptAing Of thsJsns Gray ia Sold him heart-
But % G''HuIliEAn's appeal he could net shut Lis
So 70 the thorsI Of Jersey at one hii set did stes
(COETIEUED.l
The patrons Of Union Hall and the public in Esn-
~ w "a BssesinS hi s no" 0sLns
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
ct greatly reduced prices, az
IaAA0 A IEAACS'
MA9NTFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole AEsagy 7OR she sails o. Eineer's Usls5Ftsd
Sewing Machines, Btrong'G Patent Army TTpRks,
and btcfrib Automato1 Freshman,
CeFlef o. guion sud Superior sf-eeaA.
Lo0h 0uI- -. ~ Y -
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RHA L EST e. 4 q,
gssps erOat variety Of EsTIeE and CITY PToPsfa.
for eais Or Bent. Also, ohoics Farming Aand1 II
1iehiFtp Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa end Missouri
EI-Odieo 80. 8 AtEe.er BuilainG, 0lsvelands o.
nEAI, EslHATE---E. n. kEYES,
n, fIorrsriy % fas drm Of Little 3 EeFos,l has
s1es5sd 4 Besl Ezaele OEloe n Eou1e's Block, cors
- N RuDsrt1l Etlotl and Public square, and hsa
ssa1tnufiY o. hsG1 several thousand acres 01 rzEi
-1siitV n Tsrming Lands n tho ststas Of Ioe,k,
a9t-sorr7u rnd lt.touri, % exchange f1E city 5nf
s.-1frT rrrl1rIfTt SID L1F 1h kiad7 OF rtfEolel
fT5-sTtg. FtIt - ~ fneissterz' aPfli;H.
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Smith Lilly, Pl'pF, I
vs. In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and iCourt of Common Pleas,
Lovias Foot, ct. al. de- State OF Ohio.
fendautg
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PRTNG s SUMMER CLOTHING,

The patrons Of Union Hall and the public IN Esn-
a WIN pl take noties that Ws are now oaerins
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BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 112 - BANK STREsE.