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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-05

A New Apostle IN the sAenana sah.
The Warrenton correspondent Of the
N. Y. Herald sends the following amusing
paraphrase Of a part Of the third chapter
of Mathew, written by soldier in Gen.
eral Pope's army:
l. In those days came John the Gen
eral. preaching in the Valley Of Shsnan-
doah.
2. And saying. repent ye, for the army
| Of the Union 10 at hand.
3. For this is he that WAS spoken of by
the Prophet Stanton, saying. The voice
Of one Growing in the wilderness prepare
ye the way for Pope make his paths
straight.
4. And the some John had his suite
about him, and Net lellan saddle for his
headquarters, and his meat wvs gather
ed from the folds Of the dwellers IN Vir-
ginia.
5. Then went out to him Fauquier and
London, and al the counties round about
the Sulphur Springs.
=. And were sworn of him upon the
constitution, eonfessing their sins Of se-
cession.
I. But when he saw many Of the blab-
bers and brawlers come unto his ordeal.
he said unto them. 30, generation OF
vipers. who hath warned you from the
wrath to come ~
| 8. Bring forth fruits, therefore, meat
for repentance.
1 8. And think not, to ny within YOUR
selves--we have taken the oath OF ale
glance ahi are disciples Of Abraham.
therefore not subject to contribute 70 the
stores of the federal commisaary; for
say unto you that l am able Of these
troops to raise up children unto Abraham,
and you must she'll out.
1 10. And know also that the axe is laid
unto the root Of the tree, &c.
| Up to last dates Long John Wentworth
Of Chicago had mot contributed one cen,
the war fund, although reported to Be
worth $4,000. The Chicago Tribune
In after him With sharp stick. That's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-05

RIVE stated that the Mahony office
seeking leaders who assembled in Con-
vention the other day at Des Aoines,
we're opposed to the war. Out of this
statement our contemporary manufactures
the proposition that the Democratic party
are opposed to the war, although We dis
tinctly said that the masses would not fol-
low those leaders, but would stand by,
sustain and comfort their brethren now
in arms against the foe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
y.Hv AliiY.-Igbs month Of January closed

JAzCARY.-The month Of January closed
on Friday last snd during the thirty one
days the sun shone but fOrty.ave hours,
which is less than an average Of one and a
half hours per day. At one time during
the month the sun never made its appear
anee for nine consecutive days. The theF-
m5neter ranged from 18 70 So degrees,
during the month, and the mean tempera.
tre was 48 degrees go minutes.-LolisViJlc
Journal. So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
tss 6 sialefs = y g toQis have gil bee


aii Fhs SfaEehs fSt Louis have sii been
classified, and theit names Registered ID four
clsNes2 2thuss who are out and out for the
Union, those whodre tot 4 witha reservation,
those who efe seces5ionigts, and those who
kesp stili Ehd ssy nothing, 2 .' aa' 4
The War Department has given authority
for the enlistment Of the WaFflurs OF the Sen
sca indians Of New York
saiii Gin shops have been latsoduesd from En-
81 gland tosIadia, with tremendous sueeess-
The institation f6nrisbes greatly, to the vest
alsmay Of the more Intelligent natives and
foreign residents. le ~ '-os'- aHt =
A certain member Of Congress Eon Mis-
souri b In the habit Of getting muddied with
drink. Being one Jay reproyed by friend
Tor this habit, be said that he came there 70
represent. his constituents, and the fact was,
large majority Of them get drunk on the
average once o. twics week, = ''i
- The Petersburg Express, in referring to Zpl-
heoner's defeat, ssys 1--WE believe that it
will ba ultimately for ous good, although at
present we may not be exactly able % see
bow" When the above paper does "aee how"
We hope it win inform the country.
Baltimore oysters have been transported
to HaTre and successfully acclimated there.
Similar e1periments viii be made with the
hivalye in other parts Of France. bra
.vl A brussels paper some time ago called NJ.
Rogier, Belgian Minister of Foreign Afaira
'iths grandson Of a hsngmsn.N Rogier
G brought libel suit and recovered ten thousand
francs damage from the unlueEy newspaper.
Prince Kamehameha is actively engaged
IN forwarding the work OF cotton calture in
% the Sandwich Islands.
A p4rtyo ave gentlemen sailed from the
foot of State street. Albany, to Castleton,
Monday afternoon, on an ice boat, in sixteen
Himstes, snd returned in tIOsaty5fUe minutes !
The distance is eight miles.
rrT sSaxe says that Vermont is famous for four
staples, imen, women, maple sugar and hor-
SEA- and that @the 6Est are strong, the last
y are feet, the second and third are exceeding
b sweet and are all uncOmmonly hard to
beat" sfH ~ saass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
.HANOERY SAJE-PupsUAN n


GHANOBRY- SALE.-PURsUANT
~ TO the command Of decretal order Of sale
trom the Circuit Court Of the United States fOr the
nortnern District Of Ohie the suit Of Charlotte
Hefendeen against gesFgs v. BhumWay and others,
70 me directed shal expOse for sale at public
zion 81 the door CT the Federal Court Building,
the city Of Cleveland, ths fourteenth dsY OF Eeb
ruary, ls62 at three O'clock P N the following do
aer1bed rea osats situate in the town ship Of Nun
son. IN the county Of GeaugA, and state OF Ohio,
known Dy the north part OF lot No. one tract No.
two and south part Of LOT No. four east division OF
tract NO one and b0uadsd ss follows: Beginning in
the centre of the State road leading from Charlton
square 70 haVel ma at the north h-ssst corner OF
piece Of sHd in lot No. one TRAIT No two, formerly
owned by mehitabis hewcOmb. and since By Ralza
bpencers thence west forty -four chainH aud forty
eight linKs to stake and stones in the west line Of
lot NO. onei tract No. two; thence north thirteen
chains and eighty links TO stake and stones atthe
northwest corner Of iUt No one, tract NO tEot
thence west one chain and seventy -seFen nnks;-
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five links
TO stake and stones; thence east forty-lWO chains
and eighty-BeVen links TO the centre Of the State
road thence south SO, east tWsntT-seVen chains
and tortys six links to the place beginning, oon'
ta1nfng one hungTed and eighteen and 70iO0 acres;
sixty ac1fs Of which ts IN IOt one. tract two, and
hfty 7O-O0 acres in south pert Of lot four in
east division o. tract cRe, As per George Smiths
suI Vey, made October, 1858; beng the same land
conveyed TO George q. shumEay By NelsOa Peck
and wife. Appraised at s, 200.
Master Commissioner in Ohancsry.
Il. PREETIB5, solr fer OOmpl't. ianl0H4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
Albany pspsrg

Albany papers report q queer Csse Of
q ASSAULT which came before the Record
- sr'sa Court. Gentleman sitting beside 4
lady ct lecture. Lady feels gentleman's s
arm tonohing her waist and-being Q
stranger to gentleman-don't likeiE Gen
fleman says Il was "inveluntsry'-Ehich
means, We suppose, that he couldn't help it.
Lady complains, nevertheless, to Recorder.
Jury empanneled- The case, and-dis-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
LEWIS ". FORD
b b. Prentis8, Master OoumsF.
Ppha Attig. Jad rs, i2s1-S75

M MASTER'S SALE-PUReU UANT
lHs to the commard OF second pluries dscrstal
erdeF Of sale from the Court Of Common Plsas, of
OuJ ahOga county, Ohio, at ths Eufs Of 5Bmu o.
books and EdWin ". Brooks against H0rafio D.
Gates Della d. Gates, Augusta n. mittlsbergsrs
DOmmercisl EutUai Ingurpnce CO. Thomas H..
Howe, Josiah King and William Hhinnl eLecuEorE,
Of Ohas. avery, de essed, and others, 70 ne direg
cd, shall exfose for sals at pubic auc9leui Gf te4
door Of the Court HouLe, in the City OF Olsvlandt
on the 2sth day Of February 1852 a. two ocloek =
parcels Of land to Wit situate in the to8nshss ~
Brooklyn, being number seven IN the thiFfsenft
range Of toWBships II the Oonnactfcut WestF = ~.
serve in the s. ate Of Ohio and which Is all il ne
Counfy Of Ouyahoga, and Is known By parg1 Of Ianf
on west side Of CuFahoga River, now n 0ifT of
Cuyehoga River nOrlherly bY land berstnfofs cou-
e1Es StJl.u " r,oias-a
5ss,Jf strs.t; g called; snd southel II
ine.ly owned By fred " lilies md being ninety
nine fest wide on OuyahOga RiVfjr, and rTfsbdina
ct g5t Angles with River EtTeef and dsi7 Ilsr ~
River ct aes, Ebo1t one hUndrS4 and forty fss be-
ing the SAME land conveyed b said Edn1und n r.
Mittlebsrser, By tbs Ohio LIE lnsurancs and rust
Company b deed recorded in CuYshoga County
secords, vol AZ. page8 q AZ IS. And also, another
parcel of land On said Rfy,r, next suotherfy Of
ahors ard BOUNDED northeTly By said parcel Of land
above eese ibed; eassriy By Cuyahoga River; west
cry by said styar STR ct; and Eoutherly By line
parable! WITH me rertherlT lire, and tEsnfy-ono
10 said River street, being p1ft 81 he aifrsd ai
linms lot, 50 called, making IN one 1ufira1 and
twenty fest mont on Baid ktFeF, and te FIsPsfoT.
Building, machinery, and fixtures on said uro7i7sa
be the same or less, but Ehhjeet 20 an leq-t
highways. Appraised at S72OQ
Adams 4 CanHeld, Master eomnissioasr.
Pltu8 AEtvl. 1auH.97f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Il MAbThk'S, ,coDALfG.---PURsUANT
4INA 10 th . oommand Of dscretal order Of BAle
rofh the O0uftoi C0tnIhoh Pleas 81 ouy1hoga eoun-
~ q. the guit lof soon Preoiisa and Obaundey
frentias egainst Thoms5 Lowe and Others, 10 ne
aireetsd shall expose for sale at pablo eEct n &c
land on the tenth dAE of Ezbruarys 1854 ut thfeo
O'Clock p a., the following described parcels Iof
land blbuato n tho toWnShip OI Aabt 0lSgSa1d,
comfy 9f guya hoga. and state Of Oniof 70 sit
Fafcel NO. one Part Of lot No. ehree hundred
ena Sky nine beundsd ~ folio Ra Bsginnt1g at
the south west corner Of land piIrchsBe 0f GeJfgs
n Martin by doed recorded 10 book 63i page 67Z Of
tne ftcoidg OF Cuyahoga county, thence nOrthsflg
along the lit lines 10 tlls centre Of ths BE clair
Eosdi thence easser along the centre Of said ROAD
line and extendiRg to the southtFY lice Of land 30
bought Of aeorgB 5. Marin, shall include i've
acfe5 of landi thence souihsfly parallel With ths
nrBt line 70 said houthorly line; thence Westefly
along SAG so9tne'y line 10 the place Of beginning.
Parcel No. TWo.-Part Of lot No. three hundred
anu -nine bounded o. follows: Beginning ct tb
northeast corner Of Mary loves land at st0Be in
the centre Of the road thence west MARY LOVES
north line twenty SIX chains and forty links 70 tho
west line Of LOT; thence south on Wost lns OF lot
three Chains and ssVenty-nine links G. q stone;
thence east parallel with north line twenty. SIX
chains and forty links the east line Of lots thence
nolth on the east line three chains sad nine
links 10 place Of beginning, containing acres Of
land, Also another piece Of land, bein irt Of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bounded as
lolloNH: on the east and west by the lot linz
the north By the southorly line Of the tsn acres
above described, and Southerly By line PAL allel
with said last named line, and tar enough aoutheFY
therefrom 70 include teo Of land, the same
more or less, but subject 10 al Legal hlshWays.-
Appraised at $500. u EARY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
= I'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
RGASpER'S SALF.-PUasTJAN

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lER to the commands nf deorstal order Of sale IS
s0su from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahoGa
county, Ohio ct the suit Of Lewis Mueller ssainst
George W JamtAon and Others, to M directed,
snail pose 70 SALE ~ pubic auciOn5 at the door Of
the Court House. in toe City OF UlsVeland, in nsid
clock p. H., the following described premises, to
wit: situate in the etoWnEhip Of East Cleveland, be-
ing nnmbor - In the range Of townships, Whir u
aiEo In the county Of Cuyahoga in the Coz nscteut
western RessrTe in ths state Of UhiO and Is known
as 30 bdiVi5ion lot number four (4l Of J. O BoWlug
plat Of lsnd IN origHsl lets lSmbersd (3l5) thTos
hundred and forty eight and thres hupdrea and ff.
ty (5O) contain ing ten and 8lOO (IO e-lO sere1 Of
land and bounded e. folloWE noTth py tns Lake
shore Railroad; south By the IT, Clair Road; east By
sub LOT number CO.. i've, once owned By h. g. n
dreus and vest By sub lot nDmber Isl three be the
sams more less but subject 70 al legal highways.
Appraised ct 8l7O0.- GEO. - H1mAH1
B. b. Beavis, Ma8lef Comm'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
-C0NEEETlnhERY.

John SOHRINK,
HAVING RHnoFnD TO HIS HEW aUARTHRs, \
No. 70 i.-l 3 LYMAN's BLOCK.
(Oppoasie the Ooqft HUnbs. Pub. sQuaEs,)
II prepared TO receive the calls Of his friends AUD
EyeEIthing 10 the line Of Oonfeotionory u hspt a.
HhOAAS SA1iN A.HD RETAIL ~ usual. T
OYSTERS AND hot OOFFRH,
rnenfe nctioo. - ~ r.
DIENER Is eRRVED DAILY .
Ior tho accommodation OF persons having business
ct tho Court House.
KsAEET'r AIS m BRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPS-supsrior. 70
ahs snlh9 IN tho OonioosiOneFT nejuBi TeosiFed By
JOHN SOHRlNK. =
SS'LoOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY.7Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

OT1iol on 4nE Ooli19aeIll AoI51L - - lo.s
f5aVeisnd Fahrury 3 l662.
MOTICE-THE ANNUAL e hEO.
Ns 'VIlIT ~ the choke % Er1g.9e9 q tAtl Con-
-, ,{iS ~ beld a the once Of the Companys "a
tisysiaid. 81 ths isfh inst. Tbs foll wa opon =
Sfe6s sre- finF AnnnAi Elsctlon VII - ehbgsn.
" - .El5l5i asos a. ALI
S,ha.7s 3esrsealgs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

TO AN ORDER OF
tho Probate Court ~ Ougahoea county, Ohio
notice e hereby given that the eraaitorgof - Aay
Mack, who have not proved their Claims aalLls leE
that purpose. An claims not proved ~ me eLPll4-
sion of 9hRs tina Will not b nottesd q n ~
AssiEnss Of A. Mary Haok.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
Holm sWEENY Is HBREBY

Il OAE - w 4104N 4 40 u GIbAO4
u notified that on the sth day Of January, 1852
Mariah Sweeny fled petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF CuyGhogA county, Ohio, tor q dsVoIce
from him. ard that said petition allsdges a8 the
ground for such divorce tnet said John Sweeney is
now imprisoned IN the PenitenLiAry for the crgme
OF burglary, Of which he convicted at the Feb
rusry term, 1851, of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
sAid county, and that said viii be heard st the
next term Of said Court L. PREHTIsS,
iaR9:s76 o.. Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
NfABTER'B . sALR-PUBstANrl

MASTER'S SALE-PUBsUANT
lVa to ths Command Of 9 decretal oTderlOi sale
issued from tie Court Of Common Pleas % Quyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit OF JohE a toes nsain9s
HbnFv 4 Smith lsArfsnat A. Smith and 0lhef1 70 ne
directed u shaH expose TO sale At public auction Ct
~ door 81 the Court House In the GtJ o. Yaand
IN usid fouutY on the twenty nth day Of February,
iss7 a 10 O'clock a. NJ, The iolloVing described
isDds and teneEents, 70 Wit: Known By being
Tssf ~ lot number 8 In the township Of Wburkh5
GountV Of Guy shoga and State OF Ohio, and e bOun
Al - follows Begihnihg 10 gho centsrpf Cedar
Street n point ebaias and 9Q< links eastsrly from
te lct line Of said lot f thence south @ gllei with
sh 1eGt lIne 81 said lot, 25 chains and 81 lnks:
fhencs east ona ehafn and s6E links; Themes nersh
IS chains and 4o4 hpkl 70 the center Of said Cedar
sfraat. thence uoFth So west along lhe centGr of
ssd street. one chain snd e7x Inks % ths place Of
beTnning containing ave acres q land b te Balie
norsor lesll but gqh9et % al Legal Z,
MaBteE QcDlll lIlonar,
JoEN A. EoQZ, Pix ian1EG3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
MEASURES ssALE-PURSUANT

lWN to the o0mmand Of decretal order of sale Is-
s1ed from tae OcurE Of Common Pleas Of OuJhcsa
ooanty5 Ohio, 81 the suit OF James II. sturdy and
ofb6rg, against Joseph Weis aud Others, 20 me di
rscte shall expose 70 sails ct public auction ct the
Of the Court House, in the City OF cleveland
said county the 9lst DAY Bsbruary, 1853 at two
O'Clock p NJ, the following described premises, 70
wit: situat@ IN the township Of Cleveland, being
number seven in the twelfth Tang9 Of townships N
the Connecticut western RessrTB and Stats Of Ohio
being sBO n the county Of OuyahoEa and described
fOlOWs; Being snb-lots mbsrs twenty eight and
tWeDty-ntne (23 3 90 Of the subdivision y James
n Hoyt Of the ginal ten 1t nunb btr thirty
seven (s7 IN said township and within the City
Of Cleveland hhios references Tor p1rt eulsr8 to
size and boundaries Of the laud her eby coDtHcted
beng made 20 the survey and plat Of said subfipl
ion, recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of 5ala
county, in volume two Of Maps and So l9lsioaal
pRge thlrtY-throa. eEO. d W1MAAt
WiIliamROu 3 Ridfles M2tsr tonn-fs
PiaiutfE5 Attorneys. lan2GSl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
DR, J. MoCONNELL'S
THE GRRFENBRRG FAMILY

ENHE GRIEF EN- BERG FAMILY
I MEDI0GBHS sFe prepared under the mmedi.
sts supervision Of Skillful Physician, and they
may BE- relied uDoa in all Gases. IL
The intelligence Of the community Is aot tinsulted
cure all diseases but the Gr9fsnbelg B. medies con
Eist Of eleven different Medicines, all uneQualed ir
mendsd. among which may be selected one appropFi.
ae to any OF shs diseases incident TO this country
The Grsisnberg Vegetable Pills sre better thar
any other nd Of Pills i1 the world-prioe g cents
Ine 1r5etenDerg Uterine Satnohcon Is an MALL
E5T Tho Uterine Catholicon will also cure gravel,
disease OF the Kidneys urinary difficulty In mnlet
tbe =IselenDs5g eAfsAParllla 70 Dy tar the moa
powerful R1o efioaolOus compound in uso-prtee 81,
The erafanberg DYsentsry Syrup is csrfain' and
The GTssfenbeEg Pile Bemedy never tails to pefmA-
nsntly relieve this atstrt Hsipg dlsesse-Prioe 81
The GE8fsnberg Ohildren'6 PEnEoea Is an inVaIu
sbl6 compound IL ell diseases incident 20 children
The GFefsnberR Fever and Ague Remedy il SOY.
rogn specific for this particular diBeass-price 500.
The orEfsnbcrg Green Noun tain ointment excels
all other selves IN is curative enects-Drtce cents
most astonishing reliefn all pulmonary complaints
-pr19e q bottle. (HgA-An eminent Phy8ic1an OF
New York, states that be has known the orefsnbeEG
OongumPtfye's Bslm used with great success 70
1rQleY.s 9ue7oWH eEPerseSoS Buhst9ntiase3 hS
The Graisnbsrs Health Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prepared-price IS oents.
Is q IN M
Nm. 81. B. KEGsEEY-Deer slF; We Eel It q duty
We owe 70 tue public, 20 state that Aarshalla Oa'
tholicon is a medicine invaluable ter complaints
classod under the head OF FemRle Diseases. WehsEl
used your Gr9ienborg Medicines and have been
greatly benentted thereby, 50 much So that .Ware
the Frtcs double, We Would have them. To the thou
sands Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholicon a. aBurs panAs
cea, II gives strength 70 the sTstem and enables
each Of the organs o. the body TO perform their aP
Pr0priaso funoston1. Mrs. W. QAIAA
hrs. T. y. WEEKE,
Hiss sQ,5W0REsEGIT.
Medina, March /, 1861. l.5
R-The above named Ladies Wo ere personally 90
qeatnted with, and know that for several yearE,
Wills we lived In Medina, they we've great sufferers
Miss s. has been 90 badly sficBed that 1t was with
difficulty she was able 70 stand upon her feet. fsv
bottles Of ORthOtcon entirely cured her Of her oom
plants My wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend it to the Ladies' Of thh
county sa q san and efficient remedy for the many
complaints theY ara subject to. -
JOHN WEEKE, =
Editor oGnhsld HsTeids
T. B. EIEaSLEF OisTeisHss
oetIhAg General AEant for OhfS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
sALE.-PURsUANTr

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANT
ANl 70 the command sf q decretsl order Of sale,
Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyaho-
ga county, Ohio, at the suit CT Daniel 5trOsbsi
against Heinrich Baehr and others 70 me directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction at The door
Of the Court House, in the City of Cleveland in said
county, on the nth day Of February, ls63 two o.
clock T. M the following described premises, 10
wit: Situate IN the City OF Cleveland, in tue cocntY
Of Ouyahoss, and State Of Chic, snd known ~ Eart
Of ten acre lots Nos. SO and . and bounded as fol-
loWs beginning at the intersection Of the esst line
Of Cheshire street With the northerly line Of GaIdfn
Stree thence rth 50 west algng ths easteTlg line
inches to land Ia to Mary q. Eimhail; thence
north S2 east at right angles with cheshire street
one hundred sixteen lset hFs inches TO q corner of
said Kimbaifs land; thence south 80 west BKtv
en- feet to ire north line Of aarden street; thsnce
Jrth $50 west along the north line OF Gard street
one hundred nnetsen fssf to the Dlsce Of beginning
Appraised ct Slla0. GEO 81 WYMAN,
b. h. Beayis. Master OOmm'T.
Plaintiffs Atty. janll:s74 49,
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THEsE JUSTLY CELEBRATED

PILLS sre sure cure Tor
Eiok Headaohe,
Dggl8Psia,
Foul Stomach, ~
Gsnsral and Nervous Debility,
Bilious and Liver Complaints,
OoEtiVeneas, ScrofHl Gus Hl.
mors, Fevers, Sc, 20,
and srO safe and reliable Family Aedigine. Nor
of them used than any other kind.
EW-Sss Circulars. For sale Oy =. y. Gaylord Il
W. Palmer, Benton Brotherg, and strong Arm
ftro1T Cleveland, Ohio, and By ali DRugg1gB in the
country. Also, et Wbf I9sale at lsl Ontafto greet
OleVsland- 0hiOi BY 9. g. HOhBlsS
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s9i anssSs q asA1 OSAFa a.sy = SSAaaas 64 Fia1sf
MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAE4
iWn to-ths command Of a 6scrstal order Of ali

M ASIERS S A u E.-PURSUANT-
-INA- toths command Of 3 dscrstal order Of salG
rom the lourt Of Commoa Pleas Of OuyahogB
County, at the suit Of b. 81 MOrthington against
Sergeant Currisr and others, to ne directed. shall
expose for sale at public auction at Ehe door OF the
l9th day Of February, l8S1 at II O'Clock, A. X the
following described premises Situated In the town
ship Of East Cleveland, in the State Of Ohio, and
which Is also in the County Of JnyahogR, and 8
known By being part Of lot No "A, in said township
(fOrmerly in Euelid,) and bounded as follows; Com
leading f.om Cleveland to Willoughby, which bears
north So east, 30 links from the n < corner Ofthe
house formerly occupied b Desire OuTrieT, and at
the 3outheastery corner Of iaEd formerly owned bY
Rodney Strong in said lot NO a thence south So
west, chains and 60 links 70 stake; tkencsnorth
storly from large hickory tree; thence north
80 east two chains and fty links 70 stake; thancs
south 45S east along James Curriers' southWesteTly
line l6 chains to she place Of beginning containing
four acres Of land, and the same premises
veyed by Desire OuFrer 70 Bargeant Currier BY deed
recorded in Vol 4, page no. CuyahOga County Rec
ordg, be the same more or less, but subject 70 all
lsRel highways. Appraised ct S3466.
Also, pursuant 70 the command Of the above order
Of sale, at the suit Of the same, 70 me directed,
shall pose for sale ct public euction at the Flour
ing Mil Of B. Currisr and son, in Colamer, Grya
hogs county, Ohio, on the 18th Of February lsg2 at
clock, p. n, the following personal propsrts
une Boiler, one Engine and ali the machinery and
fixtures connected Herewith; two runs Of BtoLes
with bolts, elevator and Bsaring, mHehinerF and
fixtures connected Herewith; enc kmut-Mfl with
all ths fixtures connected tharsWith, being all the
machinery and fixtures in the Mill Of Currier
Son, In Collamer also one Iron sas and one SET of
NIL Trucks. LEWIS ". FURD,
]. PREETFss. Plfff'g Atty suI6.Iss2 s75s