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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
NO. 1O8.
1all9 $latjonaI Armqtrat.

IHE New APPoEroSMENT.- will reo,;ro
about l2j persons for each member Of ~
gress under the new apportionment so thar
supposing the population of California ia
some 475 0OO this State will be entitled 10
three members Under the census of 1850.
the Western States have gained thirteen
members As the population of Ohio is q
100000, she win get tweuty members with a
large unrepresented fraction. The State will
therefore. lose one member. The popuIa-
ton of Michigan is 100000 which will give
her siN members of Congress instead of four.
as at present. Wisconsin will also get six,
she now has three, Iowa will be entitled TO
five members, with a chance for sixth. In
diana will probably gain one member She
has eleven now. Illinois will be entitled to
thirteen members, with fair chance for
fourteen She has now nine
Minnesota, whose population is ls0. 600
will lose member, and have for the next ten
years one instead of two Congressman; tho
to- cay she has population enough for two.
The census is based on the number of in
habitants in the State on the FIRST dav of
June, 1860, Missouri will gain two mem
bers. She has seven now, and will have nine
hereafter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28

Az IMPosroR-A ragged, woe-begone look
ing individual applied vest sierday, in front or
a newspaper office in this city, and represent.
ed himself as being sunk in the depths of des-
pair and poverty. As he seemed to need a
shirt more than anything else. a certain edi
tor kindly took him up TO his room, where he
fitted him out with fine new shirt. fresh
from the laundry, and having given him a
few other articles of apparel, and dollar or
two in money, sent him on his way rejoicing.
The editor lighted his cigar and sauntered
eomplacontly down the street, happy in the
consciousness of having done a good deed in
a naughty world. Happening to pass the door
OF a banking house, he looked in, when TO his
surprise and indignation he saw his begcarly
Acquaintance unloading the contents of sum
dry greasy leathern pouches upon the ooun.
ters said contents being gold dust and speci-
mems showing that he had lately arrived with
the results of successful mining eampaipp.
The irate paragraphist was at first tempted
to rush in aad collar the impositor, but, upon
second thoughts, considered it beneath his
dignity, and, taking consolatory puff at his
fragrant Havana, he passed on, inusing upon
the meanness ofhuman nature, and resolving
to he more eircumspect thereafter in his char,
lties.-S. T. Ahd, Tuesday,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
VIC NTedIcaI md suraicaI .nstitnte OF

nv Nht0At't una &urStCat EusfEgufP OF
Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY, Is already secured in position
which places 1t, as wel its proprietor far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice. In the
schools of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position n the profession Rcord is an ilustrous ex
smple shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czap,ay has fully equaed
MN IN this country, as proof Of which, the Pbila
dephia College Of Medicine complmented him with a
Diploma, and the honorary Gd esndeH1 degree Sc.
lectng this his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University Of Pesh and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army.
for more extended labors, DR.. L. j. Czapkay hs ent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and pri
vae diseases, in whichhe has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEApfR In this
braAoh Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter Of Interest TO their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner of
Ledesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
oiac Mail steamship Company.
~ We ask particular attention Of our readers TO
thesworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. se80-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
MAKER y IMPORTER,
EWELL 3. GRUBBS,
- sOOt a1ad Sh OS
~ MANUF

Third st.. in rear of Nicaragua Saloon,
can be found at the above place at all hours, ready
a. MAKE or REPAIR Boots AM Shoes in as neat
and worAmanlke a manner can be done at any es-
Enlistment in this city. 1r,,p,s
maylS my II. H. uhOp"''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
Patent SyTimgcs
Paint ana yarnisi, Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IN tory of J, j. Adams Co., consisting of o. X.
and Extra Paint, Varnish and Whte-wash Brushes
Blenders, Fchcs, Sable and c. H. Pencils, Shoe, Stove
fluice and ScIuhbing Brushes of superior quality.
Now landing TX. "Jno Stuart" AMI "FIeetwins" and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN co.,
may 27-tf 20 D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
BATHS! BATHS!
CHI. ANDREssEN, Proprietor.

PRICES REDUCED Warm, Gold and Shower
Baths, % cents per bath week days. Corner of ID
and Front streets Ladies entrance Front street,
Gents on street. no2l
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28

FoE u. $ MARsHAL-We are informed. on
good authority, that Judge j. C. Hinckley,
formerly of this town, has petition in cire1-
lation in this county, asking that he may re-
ceive the appointment Of United States Mar
shal for the Northern District Of this State II
will be racollected that Judge Ii. was an al
ternate from this State to the Chicago Con-
yenton that nominated Uncle Abe.-Shasta
Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
MI - "a R IL E-a-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvTNE 81 BRO,
K street, 6et,oeen Sirth. and Souefeth streets
Sacramento, Cot
GtCULpTuRE. Busts. Statues, Monuments Tombs
- and Grave stones Mantle Pieces table and oouh
ter tops &C. &c constantly on hand, orr made TO ofue'
AZ the shortest notice.
Mp ID & Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs from INC
Mechanics Institute. lTR9-H
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
Mrs X a. Aliens Zy.oba,samunl, or
Holloway pm. ana o,n,,,o,.,

Failing Of The womb -Durng the early stages Of ees.
'auon' many young married females are subject 10
sinking oithe womb, which causes them considerable
trepuauch and uncasucss. The Ointment will he
iounu invaluable IN these emergencies as it entirely
apenses with the necessity for pessaries or mechani.
cal agencies. The Pills will brace the cnfeehled or.
gansi strengthen the system and secure the invalid
iroma futnre relapse. These medicines are valuable
IN al complaints incidental TO the female sex. Sold
by all Druggists at 25i 62c., and 81 per box or pot
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-28
DECEMBER %. 1860.
Spftial 31otitez.
MRS. WENsI.nM

An experienced nurse ana female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly IA
citate the process Of teeGng, by sofeuing the gums
reducing all iuoamston-will allay an pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon Il mothers
wal everest TO yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants Pafcctly safe IN all cases See adyer-
''''''ei' 'o another column. may4-1y
Mrs X a. Aliens Zyioba..amum. or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING Is essential 70 ps ,,i.t
t1e he'torer' and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling. II the best dressing fo,
the Han known, rendering it soft, silky and plossv
dsposng it To cnrl, and remain iu any desired pos.
uon. Read the Advertisement No other PREPARATION
has such ou array Of convincing testimony. del 2w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-07
INSTANTANEOUS.
oswneo, May 4th.--Ariyed from Cleveland,
III l,hn WAhar with lao NJ Lumbar.

oswnee, May 4th.--Arriyod from Cleveland,
seb John Weber with 100 m lumber
An AvALANcHR or FREIaHT.-The Northern
Transportation Compa1ys docks are 10 day cover
ed with freight ana the EtOrehOuses are full 10
oyerdowing, PropelleFa and canal boats are le.
oeiylng amt diseharging cargoes With the greatest
rapidly; yet the mcnstroua pile OF merchandise
does not seem 70 diminish or Increase In size,
large number Of men are busily ct work, aud The
scene is truly encouraging. This tried, true and
trusiy Company are reaping the reward OF their
superior maaagement.-[Times.
CHICAGO, May 4.
FoR THE EAsT.-Ths Ocean Wave, zadcck
Pratt Onward, Queen City, Trowbridge and For-
tune Tor Buiihlo; and Racer for P0rt Colborne,
cleared o.day with an aggregate OF ll3,l6t bush
corn. The Norwegian and Moselle for Buffalo,
and the Druadnought for Oswego, cleared, taking
an aggregate OF 47,2Ol bush. WHEAT Press.
NAvar Lieut.. James F. Mnllgan, Of St. Louis,
has been detached IRON the United States revenue
cutter Duane, upon the Norfolk IVA station, aud
Ordeted acting First Lieutenant Of the UnlltS
States revenue cutter TOuocy, stationed ut Mlchii
mackinac, Lake Michigan. Herald.
DETROIT, May 4.
The FoREsT QuEEN.-The steamer Forest
Queen has got OF and reached here last evening
Her injuries, We are glad TO stats, are only slght
The Columbia reached her with the steam pump q
half past o'clock Monday morning ana The SAINT
afternoon at five she was got ahoat. She goes lh'S
| dry dock, aud viii probably leave for Saginaw oil
time next Tuesday.
| The water in Saginaw river is lower than las
year and the stakes are also set differently. ltwll
be interesting 10 masters Of vessels to know tnat
| they run Ia last years track they Will be In lmmi
nent danger of getting on the rock which mas al
ready been the means Of causing about dozei
disasiers,- Tribune,
" We learn thai the Home Insurance steam
pump Is on the propeller Cataract en- route 10
Det Oit and that ID will hereafter be stationed here
This il good arrangement, Detroit being the mus
central pOint.-[lb.
SCHOONER RUsH.-This vessel leaks so bad!
that it is an impOssibility to get her clear Sh
will be repaired where she is and then launched
[Ib.
SCHOONER s. Il. LATHRoP. We lealn that th
two pumps Of Capt. Hart are insufficient to Keel
the Lathrop clear of water, and Capt. ForiifI
Inspector Of the lEtna, who Is now here, has sen
to Buffalo for two more pumps,-IIb.
US@ The schooner Convoy grounded on tn
Ehoal at the lower end OF Belle Isle. After som
three houn' detention she was pulled on by th
tug Bruce.-[Ib.
!. ~ We learn that the schooner Amelia 50
aground on Wednesday ON the middle ground be
tween Port Huron and Sarnia, and was Obliged
have 8 portion Of her cargo lightered before sh
} could be got of.-[Ib.
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MARINE- RROORD
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rNrrRED-May s

ENTERED--May 5.
Str NAY Queen, Viger. Detroit.
Prop Bradbury, McNelly, DunkiTk.
Proo Jefferson, Caldwell, 0gdensburghi 6l tons
rndz TO Pelton and Breed.
Prop Gov Cushmaa Scott, Dunkirk; so tons mdZ
TON. Y q r.
Scbr j. Hibbard Hartman, Pt. Hope; 30 m lumber
as n shingles, IS m lath, 70 Holt q 5.
CLEARED.
Prop Gov, eastman, Scott, Dunkirk; Sundries to
NY.&E.R
Prop Bradbury, MeNelly, Sandusky,
Prop Jefferson, Caldwell, Toledo; n tons mdz
from Pelton q Breed.
Prop Fountain City, Peck, Ontonagon sundries
from Hanna, G. i Co.
Prop Mary Stewart Richardson, Buffalo,
ScoW May Queen, Reed, Fremont; SO tens coal
from Hammond & Y.
Sc0W Henry Young, Burns, Port Huron; no car
scow Highland Chief, Dayton, Port Hope; so tons
stone from Thatcher, B. 4 Co.
scoW 5psnkar, Fiaeld Sandusky; rs tons coal from
Butti & Il.
seow Helen, Kennedy, Toledo 81 tons stone
nom SouihHorth ". :
FoR THE UPPER LLKEs.-The steamer North
Star, Of Huasey & MoBrde's Line, leaves this
evening for Lake Superior.
Tuo IvEs.-The tug 8. G. Ives arrived in pors
Friday night She viii be repaired here prePara-
tory to engaging in service in the b. Mays
REer.
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KEW YORK MARKEr-Msy 5.
CBF rELEGRLPH.l

ksqFs-1arkst steady, tn moderate business doing
sales at SIS Is for pots and 500 ior pearls !. 60.
FLOOR-sales sou etls a. SIS I4seD hiI ssIsI ssesi
for cufamnn 70 ed extra Wesafni - toh . III
Tor esh ground Shipping brands extra 0unl heop Ohl9
10 accent b decline In order realize The rsduhed PHI
eS subte to will not buysls to taks more than
sufcient supply immediate pressing wants Market
eeS eSeeSNabIaN 5 FIoUR-salss Of COO bbls at ss,7O@
TsO common 10 choice extra maket dull and without
RYE 'FIoUR.-sa.ss sOObbls at sssO949' common to
COIN MRAL1-In odsTa'e demand, without ma eral
change prices sales 40 bbis at $3.50 ior Ban ore ana
wHisKY-Tu m dora's request at unchanged rates Sis
wRFkT-alsrkst quiet and in favor Of buyerI, with
oaly voTy limited export and milling demand sales sV
BuI eemmon white Mich q 81 90 2So ens iair "o lo
RYE-Is asd firm; sales 500 bu Al sec and ne"
RARLEf-Du and droNpsg; sa:ss 900 bush At TOc fol
coRNouis and stoads; sales 5000 bus at 1sc fr nxd
w; slsao for yuliog Jersey nns southern eso WINS
o1Ts-Plsnty and duh. At Hk9is%c for Western,
Canadiun and Slate.
IT bbls at $i7 75STsI foT closing hl A. the
latter uicr: Si7 ST 40 for old mess SlI ~ Tor new lh
mssE SIz00l4O O6 for new prime NJ = iSI Saat
lots do; $i2l for Old prmei inelndng IV00Ooa As s
at buyers 0pfion in AuEust ut SIS 30 - 49,, ., oo1
HEEF-Qutet and Ste1dy4 elles 5u Doh az f5l-egSS9
g gT T,SsS S9gs.2 q mgs9 gSs at2 SGSra ness
PRIME MESS BEEF-DRll, and prices without 'P eial
BEEEF HAMs-o ouisti sl2.5OSsls for wssn and slate =
cur MEATs-Firn; sales $40 packages at 7ls7h
shoulders; aG95f 10 hama.
BACOA-Q Quiet 8Id unchanged -. 49,, .
LARD-More active and hrEsri SALES o. 'ts O0H
B0TTfR- ssllnF at aaI5s for Ohio lsG2oc for state
Dali for old, Ohio and Stale,
CHEEsE-Quiet; at e9llc.
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WILLIAM T. AMBUSH Plaintif IN Co9It o. SOTaOn Ea
STEPHEN GRITirS. Defendant. IT, Ohio. -'''-
THE above named Defendant, Ste
phen 0Tifn. IL hereby notified that the 7lat day
OF April A. D. 1880 the sad Plaintiff filed in said Court
his Petition setting forth for cause Of action against said
defendenf that the Th day Of April A D. 1885, plaintiff
brought suit attachment before tustce Of ne Psace
in said county against solomon S. Griffin, ard AZ the
Dc last aforesaid served The said stephen Griffin with
notice Of GaruEhment the action pending before said
Justice and thereafter in said action last naed this plain
TIFF recovered judgment the 22d day O June, A 1880
against said Solomon s. Grn for two hundred and forty
dosrS damages and costs Of SUIT taxed al eight and
lOl00 dol ans which judgment s s in forco and who "
unpaid That the disclosure made By said stephen Griffin
before said Justice under said notice of 9nrnshment
unsatisfactory this said plaintiff that said Stephen GT-
fin the time Of the OF said office Of garniIhment
upon him had his possession and under bits control
lsree amour iof properly belonging TO said Solomon 8.
Griffin and otherwise largely indebted said solomon
Guhn Of which property and lnde9tedneas said ste
phen Griffin faad make disclosure. ead Petition asks
for Judgment Against said Stephen Griffin, In the Of
Two Hundred aud FinyfouT and 0O DOarE with inter-
est thereon from the 23l day Of June D. 1859 The De-
fenlant required to the allegations OF said petit
tion By the I'd day Of June. A. D ll, judgment will
be taken Against him b. default4h the sb9ys amount
J. Z INGERSOLL,
nnF9G126 plRiuttftq Attorney
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PAINE WADE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. ,.,..,
April Is. Iss0. sPls:2s2
RTO1TCE-TN PTTRSUANCE OF a

~ deelsta, order issued from the Court Of Common
pleas Of Cvahoga dupty Ohio in case in which James
C. Prsntissis paiufH and kn A Turner, e al defend
ants ~ me directed shall expose sr Sda at tho door Of
the Court House. OF Seneca and Champan Streets
in hscltV Cleveland IN said county, the 2lt day OF
May 1860 at O'Clock p. NJ of said day, the following
described lands al tenements, 70 Wlt;,r - -,
tsaru County, ahu
State Of OHIO the side Of CuyHhOgA RIVER in that
ps It OF Cleveland which formerly Ohio City and
bOugdsd fJOws beginning at the intersection OF the
north line or Vermont gIeet with the West hne OF Wes
street thence norhHry along ald Hest sire TO wash
eet thencs sou herly aa asl With West street 20 Yer
mont street thence easterY along said Nemeh street 20
the plucs Of beginning APPRAISED at S3l0C,
y w BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN, PREM rISS. PlsiatdB Attorney ap29:H4
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NTASTER7S SALE-PURSUANT

MASTERS SALE PURSUANT
lHl TO THE COMMAND Of dscretsl order Of
sails from the Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga COun-
ty al The suit OF Edward Wade against Hiram Stone and
othsrs TO dirsctOd shall expose for sale a public
auction door # the Court House corner Sal eca
nineteenth day of NAV, 1860 Al 10 O'Clock the fol-
lowing detGubgd lands and enemOnu situate IN the town
shin Of Br u the county Of Cuyahoga aud state Of
Ohio aud kuOWu subdivision lots IN Hiram stones az
iition 10 Ohio CITY and Cleveland numbered follows
to wit l5 10 II Is 10 20 q IS y l lgI 200 ~ 20
al 2ll III 2lS l63 l67 l68 M 25l 22 Z& ~ 8
2ls 2Ss 30 al 2l2 275 276 III as H9 ~ - ~
2s8 el ~ 293 7 29S 299 500 30 30l JOB 80 lSo ny
l9l 25 22T 22s 295 2l6 23q 30s a8 81 3s 10y sl Sl5
sss 81 2l9 2iO tOT 5s go $40 bl 6l2 tgl l9s $50 5t6
Appraised follows Lots Il aud l6 At l99 esoh l9ls
2g 40 IN 2& 2l1 2is le9 l6I lss III ls3 lss lgl TS
POI 22g 25 23G 23g 2 80 sad 2i2 at $50 each lot ~
sOI los 25l AZ 2b9 2t 235 253 2b9 200 u III 2I2
rs 3Ts 2J 2Is 27s 20 81 2s1 2s 2sl 2s2 go 297 295
2g3 800 30 S2 800 30i 30i 500 s5I as 39 81 3a 39 g
S6 SIS 334 S35 33T 23s S3a 80 81 $50 35 and Sos
$40 sBch los 50 60s 500 $40 81 52 t9T sss ta9 and
SOC at $50 each, HENRY @. ABBEY,
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Saturday Evening. May ., 1867.
FLouR-Sales 200 bbls red wheat double extra
at SIS; and IS bbls choice do. at So.
WHEAP-Steady. No sales reported.
CoRN-Sales3 3 carloads at 5So.
EeGs-In good demand. Sales bbls. 9Eo
bbls Al IOo and II do. at 1OS,
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COMMISSIONER'S

NI SALE '-Purs1a1I to the command Of an order Of
sale me direCsd iSsped rom the Court Of Common
Pleas for CuYahOga County OHIO, IN an action therein
vid Pollock Jane lock and Martin ahnn are Defend
ants, shall expose for sale al public suction, Al ne
srstts in the City Of Cleveland in said county on the
2Gth daV Of May 1900 O'Clock p. M. OF said day
the following described lands and tenements TO wit:
nate the toWeshp Of Brooklyn, being n
in the Lhirtsenh range townships, IN the Connecticut
Wessrn Reseiye 10 the State VI Ohio and which is also
in tbs county Of CuYuhOEs and IS kpoEha as Lot number
hundred and eiEhtyn l5el IN Hiram stones aad,
nn to Ohio City and Cleveland Said lot Is one hundred
ana thirty 3O front Burton street. and one hundred
one hun tired and siIy-sI 6) feet deep along Kirkland
street. and hundred and thirty feet deep from said lat
ter oaned street"
--'p' ''''N '1''' JOSEPH s. GRAEEIs
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UIoYoInndi ApnIli Ie0l .HLI.-22.-
WASTERiS SALE.-In Pursuance

MASTER'S SALE.-In Pursuance
lyl Of a deoretsl order Of BalB iStuad from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Ouyuhoga county Ohio at the
suit Of ThomaB B. PrtchArd against Waller ]. Allan and
others 10 me dIroetsd shall expose for sale At
the door Of the Court House. (eotnar Of Seneca and
Chanpan streets in the City Of CleVsand in said county
on the 10Th day Of May 1850 o'clock P. 81. OF said
dsy ths following dsscTilsd lands and tenGmsnts TO wit
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, Cuyahogu county,
Ohio and s knoWn Lot No. u.s. in Hram Stones add,
ton to Cleveland composed Of original L0a Nos % and
A in said Brooklyn township SAID lot is 68 O-l r. trout
on Columbus street and ii7e u etdeep the south line,
and l aud l2 feet iong Erin avenhe, and Bs Ia
feet wide on the west end Appraised At S06I.
H. " BINGHAM, Master Conf
ToprN pprNT1ss piiffis Att'T anT9:as2
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SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
JOHN GREEN, I Pleas in aud for Cuyaho-
MAGY JAST s9ES GRELS and Ris,,, ga County Ohio
nHE Defendant, Francis Pinkerton,
Il hereby notified tn on the 18th dav OF Apii, 1850,
the plaintiff samuel Mason sd his Psti9n . in sal said Court
Of which is the and correction Of three ceuun
ants JIhn Green executed January Isl 1885, deed om
said defendants, John Ge aud wife 70 said defendant,
deed from SAID Francis Pinkeron said defendant Mary
Jams Green executed August eth 1859 and mOTtglge
January st lss9 thai said deeds and mortgage (which
all conveyed The same PrSPeIty shall ins1e % a. dsscrs
hrSt mentioned deed from SAID Mason 70 Wit
"A certain tract of land ut uaed IN the city Cleveland
Cuyahoga county, oho known ss part OF lots No twenty
snd wehtyo 40 ~ in john NJ WOolseY m9p Of his
hysix (b6) hundred and siItv-seven s7 al n-
elusive Of original allotment OF the yilsge OF Ceyo
land hereby conveyed is with the tXceton herein after
stated bounded as i1STs 70 vt Beginning a1 point on
sastory from the southeassry side Of Walnut street. ard
one hundred and feet esI 20 the norheas ey
line Of said lot No twenty 20 thence Eouheastory on
l2l 2) TO land late Of Philip White decessed. fy
feet b) thence sOuthwestsry land Of PhilpA White
OF line street hundred and sixtv-ve 65l feet aud
thence nOrthwestsry said Erie street ty i've feet TO
street and hundred and s1tyfvs 65 feet deep more
S6oyS deemed cesR p:e S sI 6Tyo T S 2 S
long by twenty iest WIDE heTelotore desded out Of the
nOrbeaIt corner Of sad lot by Samuel Mason 70 jacob
Iowmzn BY deed dated Nov. l6 ls4p, and recorded Vol
a page 6l 70 which deed more particular reference Is hd
description Of the land excepted from this convey
ancs and shall exclude from said deed and mortgage
said piece Of land % feet by 20 fest and also the lot des
cbed in said deed and mortgage fruutug Oak street
said oy and county, and that said Green and wife aud
said Fanos PinksTtOn may be excluded from all inte
in said pieces lss above described by virtue OF said
deed from said Mason 10 said Green and other
! as herein set forth.
Plaintiff also prays judgement ogainat said john Greer
for 267 75OO dollars Snd interest from Feb II 1890 and
that the land herein above rst described may be sold q
'ata the clam Of said plaintiff AID for other equitable
| relief
/ Ti-a guired
damur this petition, before the third Saturday
Hsr the expiration Of siI weeks from the date Of th
| notice. JAMES NJ. JONES.
| April g. l66o:2e0. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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wrngs. TTr9I
HRALTH OF AMFRT0AN WO

HEATH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN
Read Notices In The Tribaua since Dec. I, 1858.
From his Excollsney, JANIS u WEsrCoTr t3oVorngf
OF Florida, and member o. the United sfni g sdnes
hFor upwards Of twenty Eve years vss efiirfei With
disease my mmily which The best medical ard 1rcal
taon IN The county failed % cure. but which Welded n
most salts actor manner a. The Gaeisnber Rsnsdiss
JAS. d. WEsTCOTT.p
NEW YoRK. February, lsse
DR. J. y pRuoF--Dear Sir Some two Years ygo an in-
tInaio sInnla friend had basn suffering from falling Of he
womb, whites and oeranged nensifuaon tosett 50 with
tIements and pam phets she had The VsT hert ncc cal
skill this cty Until entrt and her physician
finally told her tbat ha fhOugh her life might pos6 BE-
prolonged yery little longer Under the most iadicieus
treatment. For two weeks fer that she cnn nuad 70
when cums into your once IT the 0TassneaB Mcdlcsl
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