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LEGAL RnIlcES.

AfAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE =
IN Pursuant TO an alias order OF sale 70 me
directed from the conrt Of Common Pleas for
Cuyahoga County, in the State, of Ohio, In an
action therein pending, wherein Edward Lud
lam Il plaintiG, and Asa Aahan and Mary Mahan
are defendants, shall expose for sale AZ public
auctionl a. the door Of the Court House, IN said
County on the 18th day of April, l862, ut two
O'Clock j. NJ, the following described lands and
teneme1tf, to vii: Lot number one hundred and
foftystwo (I42) in William SHADES allotment or
lands on University Heights, said lands being
situate IN the township OF Brooklyn, In CuyahO
"a couuiy, in the State of Ohio. % Appraised
value slA2. . JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
A. 4 SLADE, Master Commr
sHEH flaiutil's ATTY fnarIqRsg
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- JOSEPH s. GBANhIs,
March Is. 1s67.S0 Assignee Of Wm. FIaKH.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- C0URF.-0n the Sd day of April 1862, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in
the City Of Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property of Joseph
W. Spaulding, deceased, TO wit: known as City
LOts Nos. 565 and 56S In Barber Lords sGbdi-
vision in the City of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot lines and south by an alley Said lots
each 4o< feetfront on Bridge street, as by the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. SaidlotHo 662 apprais-
ed at $50 and lot No. 563 at $500. Terms Ofsale
will be made known on day Ofsale.
ELIZABETH ANN -SPAULDING,
SD e- Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Spaulding.
DIaunToud 1F.r.h q fpaQlQf
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Adm'r'x of Joseph W. SPaulding.
!, March 3, fs623Si

M ASTER'S SA L E.-PURSU-
lAl ANT to the command ofa dsorstal oFisr Of
sale nom the court Of Common Pleas Of CuYAhogh
County, ct the suit of The Cleveland and mahonfnE
Railroad Company against Isaac l.. HEWITT
an Others, % directed shall expose for sale at
public auction, st the door Of the Court House. IN
the City OF cleveland, on the twenty fifth day Of
March, 1854 ct thrss O'Clock P. M ths following de-
soribed paEoes Of land, situate in the City Of CloVs
la1d county Of OuyahOga, Gnd State Of Ohio, and
known bI being Part Of Hewitt . gubdiYsiOn Of the
90 called hsrNfn property IN said CITY Of Cleveland
to Wtt:-
Parcel 10. I. Lot No. fftssa Of said SubdiTlsisn.-
Appraised ct Sz366.
L Parcel No. z Lot No. sixteen OF said HubdiVia.
ion. Appraised ct Sles3.
PsroSiHO,s Lot 10. seventeen OF uaid subdivis.
ion. Appraised at Slsa5.
Parcel 40; 9. Lot No. eighteen Of HAid subdiTis.
iOn. Appraised at Sls33.
Parosi No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No. Rino-
teen Of said subdivision bounded northeriy Eoufh.
ery and westerly By the lot lines, and eastorlY b.
shs centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MsrWin street and about forty-ssYen feet distant
Bouthea1terly thereffom. Appalsed at SZ366.
Parcel No. 8. The easterly Psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northeriy eastsr-
" and BoutherlY b. the lot lines, and westerly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MerWin Btreet and about forty-seven feet distant
BoutheaEterly th5refrom. Appraised ct Vq53.
HENRY g. ABBEY, Master OOmm'r
RkEEEY, BAOKUs NoBLz, AttorneTH-
Feb. e. l161.tdOiB
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HIt.NHN.
81 hrLL EAsKL.
Pass round The bottle, boys Drink &c The Devil,
Fire 10 your hearts with the spirit ofheu:
strike the loud hewgsg Wen hnyea wild revel,
meni
Doing the deeds Of foul tends when they fell I
Down with the stripes and stars p'
Up with the " stars and bars o.
Hail to JEFF Davis, the King Of our band
PAS ronnd the can, again-f.-..
Drink eyery mar, agAlpt llh "a
We win Be rulers, or rain the lard
Old Buck aud Breekinridge- BnolrSr and Beau
Benedict Arnoids Of baseF degree
Black khearied traitors-arouse ye and sho"
Drain YOUR . blue ruin 10 renegade Lee
On with the reVel, men
Drink % the devil, men = ,,.--.,..,,
Demons Of darkness ne er dWolt upon sandt
Daring % do The deeds
Done By our party creeds-
Davis, our King--and the rest oi our band
CUPS fan Of sack 10 our well li-beloved Benjamin
lie i a thief Of q lower degree
Whisky or Gin may arnuss soIns revenge in him
Dear 20 the devils who join in our spree
Such white trashn as shdell-
And Mas0n--the idle
are not worth the dregs Of TIE glass In your
nNuE
But Marshau-big eater,
And Prica-the Eetreater
have ruined vast acre. Of Uneie Sam 8 land
".
Flovd Il a adoubla-dyed traitor most infamous -
Gall were TOO sweet Is pledge 20 his name =
Yet hc stole car arms, and Uncle sans " un"
Give hin n due--though it bIaokeu hia fame
BE, and George Crittenden--
Dogs that have bit again
Hands that were holding most promising tood
When our foe g Forward ~ cries,
They show their ooWardice
Fleeing Ike gelloWs birds, home 70 their
brood
Don't strain your lungs, my lads, shouting fol
Hes but sprat 20 the whales Of our sea
A bumper for Stepheus-the devils own talker
On back or tChas subjects, whichever they be
Drink deep 70 the tall fry
Waste none on the small ny
Drain the Haeou Of desth TO our beloved land
And should our Kings crown fall--
Old Uncle Sans DOWNFALL
VIII follow the ruin begun By our band
Pass around the bottle, boys Drink to the
devil menl
Fire up your hearts with the spirit Of hell
Strike the loud heWgsg wen have q grand
reyel, men,
Doing the deeds Of foul fends when they fell
Down with the 'sstripes and stars -
Up with the 81 stars and bars II
Hail 70 Jef Davis the King Of our band
Pass arouud the can, agaln-
Drink every man, again.
We viii be Rulers or ruin the land
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MAkTER'S1 sALE-PURsUANT

M ALTERS SALB.-PURsUART
lEl "a the command Of decTstAl order Of sale
tFOm the court Of C0mmOn Pleas of Ouyahogn c0un-
81, - tbe suit Of h0on Prentiss and OhAunooy
Prentiba Against Thomas Lowe aud others, 20 me
directed shal expose for sale a. public auction 81
the door Of the Court House IN tue Uity q ClsYe-
land the twenty eighth day Of ar b. l862 ct three
O'Clock =. n, the fOil0Viug described parcel Of
land aithaie IN the township .Qt East OloyelaHd,
county q guyshoga, and etate q Ohio, 70 VIZ
Part u lot NO. three hundred ana SIXTY. nine
bounded e. lOlioWas BeainninR at the noTlh-oast
corner d Mary Loves land al = stone Ia the
centre Of the road, thence west on MARI Loves
north nue twenty ai1 chains aud forty links 70 the
west une Of lot; thence south on west line oi lot
three clininn and seventy nine links b. a stone;
themes dAst parallel with north line twenty.six
chains And forty links tbs east Inns Of lots thence
th on ths east line thEss chains and BeVentYnins
links 10 place OF beginning, containing ten acres Of
land, $50 another pieoe land being part Of said
lot thres hundred aud sixty-nine, aud bounded -
follows: on the east and west BY the lot linea, on
the north BY the southerly fine Of the ten acres
above described, and southeIly by line parallel
with said laAt named line and tar enough southsrlg
thereroTn TO include two acres OF land be the same
more or lesss but subject TO al legal hlRhwayB.-
Appraised At $4,000, HEhRf q. ABBEY
I-7-.f Master OommiBaioner.
L, PREEfIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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nL.NOIs

Is about equal In extent to England, with a ,op-
ulation Of l ,128 ,666, and a soil capable Of sup
porting 90 O0o, 900. No State In the Valley CT
the Mississippi offers SO great an indueement %
the settler as the State OF Illinois. There ls no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 90 admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, Cess and What.
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BARBERING.

HAIk DRESSING AND SHAW
ING INSTITUTiCd.-Wh. n. AMBUSH,
~ ID rooms, under the American, b rTspared g ac
65mmolt3 al customers with promFt att0ntion fro1
able Work1nen- separate room for ladies novN
NEW BARBER BHOP.-J. II.
IN HENDERSON, q o., hare opsaed . Barber
lng l1tabl lshnlent under BecEand q E1elshart'l
aat etqrss Superior Btrcgt, cppusse Wedden dou18,
Unefo feeI iltent % shave lor q sl1Pencs and clt
1lir Tor shilling. Ihey hops % meet al tsalr OF
friends and g many new ouel e nay - plal1td %
s.snr lheg5 gtth thalF uafronsg- aetEisRll
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I, PaEsfIss' sss g I,eslssd Pisiatih'D Attorney.
-WNASTBR'S SSAIE-PURSUANT

mn AbTEh' y SAlJE-HU UhS UANT
MI 70 the command Of 9 deeretal ordar Of sale
ron th court Of Common Pleas Of OuyAhogA ooun-
&, e. tle suit Of John sherman, Against John
Rprsgue and others, 20 me directed, 1 shall expose
Tor sale At pbc auction, at the door Of the court
House. ID tnV city sfOeVelAnd, on the twenty signth
day Of March, 1867, ct three O'Clock p. M the
folloRins described premises situate IN the town
ship Of MAyfeld, In the county OF OuyAhga, and
State Of Ohio, and known By lot no. hitesn IN tract
No. three and bounded follows: East, west, north
and south By lot lines and containing one hundred
and forty ak and one third acres Of land, DO the
same mote or less but G1bieot 70 all legal Highways
sud excepting therefnom thirteen IN tho north
West ooraer thereof, set on 10 John bprague Tor q
homestead, bounded 81 follows: oomusnotng az Q
point In the west ne Of said lot nine chains links
northerly from tue southwest corner Vt said lot ;
thenco r1nniBg north on said west line six chains
Is links 10 the northwest corner Of said lot; thence
esS on tho north line tEsuty chains links; thehos
south paae with the west line six chaius 70 Inks
thsnee wBst twenty chains 50 links 70 tks place OF
Henry g. ABBEY,
L. PrantiBa, Master UOmm'F.
A
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

r. HANEA-..L. HASRA....s. H. BAIRD....M. A. HANNA.
DOBERT HANNA & Co,
Ii Successors to Hanna, GArretson Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ForFRrdinS and COmmlssion 9Ierehanrs,
PRODUCE, SALT, FISH, de-, &C.,
Central Exehango-Nos. Isg an, River st.,
and Dock, OlsFeland, Ohio.
- Agents for Cleveland, Detroit and Lake supe-
r10f Line OF etsAns1. lan8
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DYERS.
ERENOR DYE HOUSE

ERENOR DYE HOUSE.
No. IS SEEEeA sTREKT,
(neLt aOsr % Nh. Rorlsfg Millinery StoIssl
EY.s.s.s...........-....sIRN RNDERIOE OYRIAA.
Dyeing and Clsauing in all its brEnohss. Please
cal and examine NnlIhed goods N the store.
Heierouoe8-Hel1rB. Rettbgrg q HanBmann, Tays
Tor, GrisEold Oo.. and other hsrohanta. aug7
MEAGAIN.-G. B. WILLIAM
I'LL Btsam Dyer and shawl OlEansr, bsgg leave
home again, and located at g 1t Oair street. Onve.
land, o., Whare be has fitted up DYE HOUSE vita
ths bazt machinery, regardless Of expense and fati
tam himself that by strict attention 70 business thai
be Wu Be able 70 raEfn that patronage and support
RialuiEss'
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Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor 81 on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 80 much
ease The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute, Alton 4 St.
Louis Railroad, distances Of nearly 200 miles, is
ven adapted 70 Winter
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nR. KNAPP, OOULIsT, OF IL
J years experience, sKelusiveIy treats Diseases
u ' Al Eo. I;55 PToSPso. street, Cleveland, Q.
~ Abundant testimonials Of personI restored q
sight or Hearing in EsW York, the Western stAtsl
Artificial syss inserted EBAF HOVE, and ths beu
quality. DT. x. has taksnla Diploma in conRstltioI
inT hIs superb Artificial Eysl.
THE GRhEBEHBERG FAMILY
III MEDICINES are prepared under the immedi.
ate saperVision Of 3 skinml Physician and thsy
fhs intSIIi9shos Of the community Is not insuitsd
b. the oner Of single msdiotne when claims 2
curt all diseases, bat the qrBienbsig Rgmedies con
sSt Of eleven difsr0nt Medicines, al uneqEAlled ir
the cure Of th5 diseases for which thoy are recon-
% sa7 @fPS o S SaSs a psdsSt 3 e & soGs
>SThs GrsfenbsrE Vegetable PilIs are better thAr
any other Fnd Of pills IN the World-DriOe 2 cent?.
The 9rBtenberg Uterine Uathohcon ta an 1nlAln'
bic EeEaedZ Tor All Female dSeaseSI-Pri SlssS.
disease Of tks kidneys, urinary otmouify II mAAa
The eEeienbsrg saE1sIaEilla Z p hE tns mo 9,
Q6f s Tsnsy for s dssasss u s Bou 5
nsntiy rsIisvs tbli distTs ssinE disssSe-yriCS ii.
The Greisnberg Children'6 Panacea 4 an tnEalu
able compound IN al diseases incident % onioren
The GrBienbarq Fever and Aqua Remedy is 9 noF'
reign specific for this particular diHeass-proe 5c
The 0refenberR Green Mountain Ointment excsi1
al other lAlves N ita curative eeots-proe B es1tI.
The GrBianbsrg OOusumFriFl,l Balm tEolea she
most o1EOnEnlua EElfel
price S1 bottle. (na.An eminent PhYBifial q
New York, ttatel that be hsa knofln the Gr1lnbefa
OonEumptfFs's Balm used With gIsat success II
Dropsy. Our cHn eE3eriehe9 Bepasautnsoa ny
Ths Grsfsnbsrg Health Bitters aro most pIs1sAni
a1d delightful tonic eTer propared-price q centEs
The GFBlenberg ETe Lotion II unparalleled In ali
Inflammation or dieealss OF the AT6-prios 2S csnta
M. b. B. KussLnH-Dear Bir: We isel IL duty
Ne owe 70 the public, to Etste thqt AsrshaA,s o.
tholicOn d a medicine invaluable for complaint
olagBsd under the head Of EemalG Diseases. MehHTa
used your GrRfsnberg Medicines and have been
greatly bens1tted thereby, 10 much sot that NarS
thb prc5 double, We would have them. 10 the thon-
sand1 Of our sex who suffering RON weaknesses
We would recommend the OAtholicon - AHure panh.
oea- II gives strength 70 the Gyhtsm Aad enabla4
each OF thu organs OF ths body TO pgTt0F their ap
proprtsts functions. I'm ". oAIEkl
MrH. n. u. WEEES,
His o.SW CRHBTkITs
Medina, Esroh I, iG6I.
-. The above named Ladies We are personally 20
ausintsd with, and know that for several years
while we lived IN Medina, they great g1isrenl
Miss B. has been % badly afiioted that Il ives viii
dl6louty shs was able TO stand upon her feet A ey
bottles OF OafholioOn entirely cured her Of her
plants. Ny vile received great bene6t from thii
msdiclne We recommend ID to the Ladies' o. thti
county q safe and eficeRt remedy for the many
JOHN WEBEE,
HditOr osnaold Eegal1.
n. b KINGBhEE, Olegalana,
octl.dkU Bgusral A uhia.
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PAPER MANUFA ACTORY.

,OLEVELAND PAPER COMPA-
~ HY-naluflsuFe1 q HEHD BOOK ani
ARilAs y 49, - o'd'fS ~ 80 =,
Ga5dfF ll9EE EsVsEAoLOBs sASaG
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rag ALL-sUFFIOIKNT TARBf,
VIENNA
De PARIR

TRIESEMAR ], 263, ARE DE
TEOTED BIZ ROYAL LETFER9 PATHHTo
Gngland and secured by the seaI Of ths Geole de
SharmAoie de Paris, End tha JmTsria Oousga o
Nodiclnet Vienna. .-rE
: 10 q invaluable for exhaustion, BpsrmatoFrh0a
and eli phyIioal di1abliltioas 20 W.
10. complstsy 0rsdloatog I'll traoo1 o. tho8e dtI
ssIsI that hGTe heretofore been treated by the
oiOus md pefnictou1 nas Of ooDaisl and Ouoob1s -
H0. has entirely suYpiAntod the tnluriOm uae
IisL diIloaing AL impurities, and roofing out the
TRIisEMAR' Nos. l, ana 8, are preparEtSon tha
form Of leEange, deEOid ol tagte and ual and can
be carried IN the HaBtooat Pooket. Sold in tin calaI
Valpeau hallsmand Roux, Rsoeld, &c. Price - eAah
or fca1sa tor l9, which save -; and IN ~ pasel,
WhlEcbT thsre . 1EYing Of -. 10 Be had Wboe1at
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. le{ BiseekerStfoot
HsW York. Immediately on receiving . remittance
Or. Barrow viii forward the TriGsemhF % any raT
uf She World securely packed, and ed esBai accord
ing % the ingtruotonI Of the writer EFsi
sg-sold By g. W. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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MEDICAL.

GLsBT, Sc, AND IHPOTHHUT
Afier all other Treatment Fsila u
DR.. A, GIBSON,
BoTmsfiy q HeW York Cilyt VII pay One Hun-
drsd dollars far the proof hist be sl0r AIS % onrs
the hbOvs namsd diseAsea. he VII pay tbs same
sam for tns proof that any other Physician n
the Unitsd BfSseI treats the sans dissssos with
Alter HdSIy ysars Of IAbOrious ssudy ano ezpsri.
snoe, Or. 9AbsOh iE hePpT 10 betBg abie 70 aa-
Hounea - thu uniortunats, that he has perSs5ts4
'''''-i sFEEDY AND PERmAEEET OURH
d tho above and otheE
PRIVATE DISEASES
With an bea eiIsoss srisins ttersfFuIn, fncludfnn
DEBILI1Y OF NERVOUS PROsFBATIOk.
Be has uaocsodsd IN curing Gases N this city,
Of whom. had expended hundreda Of dollAT1 with
Salf5tysd phyUiciapH, who proe 20 treat al private
maladios With g7ooesll and without roOeiTins the
DT. 81 BsOE does not boast that be Is q member Of
some College In London or Paris, IS perhaps some
spd who hcld ont Freat q osctafons never 20 bs re-
aliasd. 6lt Ehst Dr. Gl b5oh mtght boast Of e
ths, thHt be . Aoie e give entire 5atl1aetlon Q
EitY, and that rs has perfected an Aneroan syIt0m
q treatment which als1gol Any PhyEioian o Ion-
radical cure uf sminllWe4knsE and sI diseases OE
GsFAneansnts, both mental and phTrioAis AriEing
DT. aIB5oE also claims for his rev tssstmsni ths
sBs 81 % y ns & 1iS9F o F P o s s ~ aS alf 5S sSS s =
aeF6uTT, nor any other delstoTioul drug: Secondly
no restrictions IN diet or business req1sdi Third,
u BIS treatment il positive and certain In Al easeg,
&c BlAndl prepared 70 90 into any public or Irvets
hcupital IL the United States and aaaonEtfneo the
immsnse supsrisTitT Of his new treatment over any
other nov known 70 the world IN Poins Of TrOEnls
nezgr plrniEnenoFs oldnes3 SAFETY ana oonVonionoe
% tbs pstisut, -. fs.-r ..F.T
Dr.. GIBSON q permanently located IN Oieysiand,
end hn1 during The paEt tWo IeaU BaFiormed many
cures Of li1sGael which had for yaaI resisted AL
other modes Of tFeStment. ReTence oe1 bo given 20
Individuals OF the ArEt EeElectsbility IN Olepsand,
Boston, Kew York, and other Cittas IN regard 70
Ekin and integrity N s professional transactoRS.-
DYIpspais, RhuomatiEnt Bcrofula and ell okroDio
diseases treated with superior success.
H8- M9dloine sent % any BaFt Of ths ooantRg on
br. efsSSN q 3 Veg Wo-s On PhyTiOlSEy Ter Dsis
DR. GIBSON,
ETefessoT o. RltctTOPgtiy G'sa GediSist,
Omee-Ils Seneca st.. . ieW doom from Superior,
oiios hour1 from to Il and fTOn . % o'slOsE
RaliY, (sundAYI eEoeBtsd-l aHES
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Viz. GOES, OOTTON. TOBACOo.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety OF
fruit and vegetables Is grown IN great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6 weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
+ Alton & St. Louis Railroad and The Kankakes
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 18G miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
in order made BY ths Judge of the Probate COurt,
Tor the County of OuyahORa, in the matter OF the
slgnment OF William Fiske, shat oner for Edle 81
public auction 4t ihe goor Of TIE Oo1rt House. in
said county, on the 18th day OF April 1852 ct two
O'Clock r. a., the following described Notes And
Aocounts to wit, being the assets Of said assign
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ENVELOPES.

ENVELOPESt - ENVELOPES %
ID soaoD EnyslCpsss q ell discs qualities and col
On ior sale Is the Lea4s OOuntinf Boon, cheap o.
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ttrsoually APPEARED before me 4. p. Myers aud n.
y. Bou1e, who hckngwledgea tue bignlng Hnd seal
Ing 0t the above ioHtrumeut their free act and
deed Tor the purposes therein mentioned.
SAMUEL FULJ
oFs s1..
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Master Commissioner IN Ohancsry.
Ia PRRNTIgs sOl'r for COmplt ieb26;3lS

William Bletcher, Plaintiff, ] In the Court Of
against SCommOnP Pleas Of
william S. Harsh, Defendant lCuyahoga 90, o
HIHE DEFENDANT In THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been fled in the Clerks ONCE of the Court Of
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that tile said defendant Is in
debted 70 the said plaintiff in the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the 7th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1851, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, inO Upper Canada,
on the third day of Angus, 1851, and made pay
able intEo months after date 10 this plaintiff, st
the Bank Of Bppc7 Canada for the sum afOre-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense of prot ssting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and six cents
and interest thereon from said 7th of October !;
and that said petition prays judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum Of
81 b5O.Tl, with interest thereon from the 7th day
of October, A. d. 1851. Said defendant is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day of April next; or in default
thereof Judgment will be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS q NOBLE,
-t re Plaintiffs Attorneys
CLEyELAHD Feb. IL IS62;3SO
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Your F''p's'IIlaIlEE 'IIlaIlEEtIrr rHAxTnH.-

LEAVIII IHAAINh-I
SENATE OakMlER, O., Apr1 9Th, l85l.
"DB. J. .. AYER-Honored siri have made
thoroEgh trial Of the Osthetic Pills. LEFT me By your
AGENT and have been cured by them OF ths dreadful
rheumatism under which be found me sufering.-
The irst dose relieved me- aud few Subsequent
health now than for some yeArs before, which at
tribute entirely 20 the effects Of your OathArtic
PiIIa Your8 vita great spect,
LUUIUS 3. MEFOALF."
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GHANOERY 8ALE-PURsUANT

NuANObh1 GALE.-I hS UANT
~ 70 the command OF 9 dseretal order OF safe
fOm the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Northern district Of 0his at the suit OF Charlotte
Hereudoen against George U. ShumHay and Others
70 me dir6ctod shall pose for sale at public auc
tioD st the door CT the fedeAl Court building, N
the city of Cleveland, on the thiIty-hrst day OF
March, lS62, threS O'Clock p n the following de-
Bcribed estate, situate in the townsbip Of Nun
son, IN the county Of Gsauga, and State Of 5hio,
known by the north part OF lot No. one tract No.
tWO and south part Of lot No. four, east division Of
tract NO. one, and bouadsd Is follows Beginning IN
the centre Of she state road leading from UhardOn
Square % Rayeuns at the northeast corner OF
pieos Of hnd IN lot no one, tract No two formerly
owned b MehitRbls Hewcomb. and since By kalza
Spencer, themes west forty -fo1r chains and forty
eight linkB 70 stake and stones In the west line Of
lot No. one, tract no. BWo; thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links TO stakeand stones at the
nOrth-west corner Of lot No one. tract no. twOi
thence vest QUO chain aud seventy seven Inks
thence north thirteen chains and twenty y-hVe links
to stake and stones; thence east fOrty-tWo chains
ana eghtY-BeVen li0kg 70 the centre Of the STATE
road; tnonca south 6No, east tWentY-seFen chains
and oTty-siK LINKS to the place OF beginning. con
tanning one huntred and eighteen and 70-00 acreo;
sixty ac4ts OF which ts N rot one tTaot tEO and
fty eight 70O0 acres In south part Of lot four In
east diViaiOn Of tract one, Is per George smiths
sur Tvey, made October, 1883; being tbs Eame land
conveyed 70 George U. ShumWey By NelsOn Peck
and wife. Appraised o. $500.
HENRY q. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner IN OhancerY.
Il unu oIf Tor ~ faha
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