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Last Nights Report.
CONGREsSTONAL,
HOUSE,

=
iass" as- WAsH1NaToE, Dec. l9.
HOUSE,.
... 10 Mr.. Washburne Of Illinois offered res
olution, the Senate ooncurring, that when
they sdj0urn tV7morroW it be tomset on the
t 7th Of January.
8l Mr. EthridFe moved to lay it on the table.
= ~ L wss tabled By three majority -,- = q
~ 53td The Oonsideratono Of the Territorial busi-
ness was postponed -
NJ sherman from the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means reported bill making an
~. . sppropriation for the Legislative Executive
~. and Judicial expenditures for the year
~ ending June 1852.
Nr. Sherman also offered resolution
f. --- which vas adopted instrucGng the Commit
% . lee on public lands to enquire whether any
oRoers connected with the Surveyor Gener-
ais Offices can be dispensed with.
The Hsuse went into Committee on the
Deficiency Appropriation bill. -.Lf s-
Mr.. sherman offered an amendment
aDproprising 100000 to carry out the law
f5r the suppression Of the African slave
trade.
Mr.. Phelps was willing to vote for this
eo sppropriation for the reason that Congress
ought to make other provisions than now
exists for taking care Of recaptured Afri-
cans IN Iibsria Instead Of applying about
ll.-onS sixteenth Of the yearly revenue Of the
1.l Govenment for that purpose.
Mr. Sherman said the question was not
as 70 the propriety Of the law but ss to it's
aF execution. The Secretary Of the Interior
pretsinFly asked for this appropriation
lss Mr. sherman caused q letter to be read
from the Secretary Of the American Coloni-
Sstion Society stating the Government Of
Iibsris has ia charge nearly $500 recap
tursd Africans, and has received only S25-
. 600. Unless speedy provision be made
IN Liberia he would be compelled 10 protest
sasinst any more recaptured Africans be-
ing Landed on the bibsrian coast Mr..
sherman said Whstever may be the defect
e. of this law, this appropriation is required
d TO meet contracts.
M. Jones remarked that paying Liberia
libsrslly for the osre Of re-oaptured Afri-
cans has the effect Of increasing the num-
Der Of rs-osptured, for the more captured
The more money that Government GETS
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.RB0aaiEHisibEs.
80 WHAr - pEoPLE sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor hUm-
PHREYg gPECuBEGl OMGOPATHIO RkMEDlEa
In our families With he most satminctory resuli1, end
having f1n confidence ln ther sguuineneao, purity,
sp1 eaieaeg cbeerfnllY recommend them 70 az per-
sons Who uish % have asie reliable, and eaichtoua
j. Feinaiies ss hsna foT private Or dumetle uae
The Rev. Wn. HnsmeI, editor Of me N9rtlerp
sev D. Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auburn, " Z.
tbe Rev. B. l. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn STATE
Prison the Rev gpenosr Ne Rice Rector, New Be-
ford. Mas the Rev. Allen Steele heE-forT or
ference he Rev Samuel Nichols Easi-9eneeee Con
tsFsnce NJ r.; ne Rev. P. g. Pratt DoTssi, ft The
REV John r. Rohle, Buialoi A. O Hari E9q., ulcAl
n. z. .fthe Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne Hon
sohuyief Ooliaz south Bend Ind. ne Hon g
ihs WObi5 5tste Journal C0lumbus, Otioi the Hon
Il Il Graham Moline, III the Hon Thomas }.
Chase, Monticello, pa me Hon joseph Bsnadist
Utca, n T.; VIVA BIiaqlt tAq puea, ~ 7. - a. =
Pond, ESQ.,, Btlea, n, Y.i James Pi1Hkss' p, s'.h
sfIIn Tt4nu. I | ID .I
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WFsrRRN NFwps.

lNDEPEEDENCE, Dec. Is.
The New Mexican mail, in charge Of T. J .
Tucker, with dates to the Sd, arrived this morn
ing, making schedule time. NJ .sr t.tal
No Indians seen on the road .I
Colonel GraysoH is dangerously i'll at Fort
Bliss. .a.'l rrir r ..fr.. ~
The Legislature Of New Mexico was to meet
on the 10th inst.
lOfhar news itrflfr1nortauf
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Iasr on sPEoIFio REMEDIEa

r. No5t.-Rof Fever, Congestion, and Ipfantpasion
No 2,--Bgr Worm Fever, Worm Cole Wstuns tns
IN NJ. o.s-Yor ooIlu, Crying, Tsstalns, ana waksfa4
Eo p L@For Diarrhos choIsru Infantuu and sum
10. S--FoT ooHe, GdPinEp, Dy'en'eFy' or Bloody
.iIs Eo s--For Choisra, Cholera Morbus, vonliiuE
Nol7.@FOr Coughs Colds, lRiiuenzaI Apa s9'f
Throat a. ,.sI ,
No. s-For Footh-aehe Faesaohe, sPd ss55slsS q
no s.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and h'pinee
N No l0-DYsFEPsIA sFor Weat ana Dsransef
stomseh, Constipation arc Llver .sDy pain
No. 11.-POR FEAAIE laRk'uiA AAiIia's' 7oauy y I--N
full, or Suppressed Periods -. 49, "a,
Bearing Down Of Females ,p--.At.a
M is-Por Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breatnlns-
orb 10. i4.@-saIr RHEUS PII4s-Por ETysipeiaa EruP
Ttiona, Plmples on the Faee =. ~. -,
A. ao-e0.sS "a the Chest Back, bolns, or Linos
- tA-LFoF Fsvsr ard Agle, Chill Fever DUMP Asue'
Old hllsmanaged Agnes. /. s1.ll. h., ..--, -. =
P-PoT piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or x
tsrnal i'b-li- W - v,t p,,.l,,, 4.
FSiIinR Weak, o. Blurred Sight s--- ~ - -.
IA Por Cstafrh OF long standing or recent eliLsf
With obstruction or profuse discharges
" C-Por Whooping Cough, sbatng iH violence
and shortening Ia cpurse-
| cncs act IKE 6 charm The entire disease b oiten
arrested ct once and IN all the violence Of ne
attack 3 moderated ths diSsass lhorsned, And rem
dered len dangerous
Coughs and Colds, Ehioh are Of Buch frequent 90
cuErence, and which % often lay tie foundation OF
/ diseased lBn8, bronchitis, and oongunPhqn, may ~
4 be at once cured By ne Fever and Cough Pill
In al ehronlo diseases, Dch e. DT1pepIils Weak
Etonaeh, Constipation, LlVeE Complllntl, Pies, Ee-
maie Debility, and irregularities, Old Headschsas
eore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rhslna, a1d otaer
"a eFuUtious he case has specifics whose proper ap
plicstioa win afford cure % alusst every Instance
onsn The cure Of dnglo chronic diiloulty, gqeh e
DypspSiA, Piles or oatarrh, Heaaaehs Or gsinale
/ ever ti
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND nIARKEr-DEC. I9.

CLBVELAND MARKET-DEC. 10.
FLOUR-Is quiet Sales are Is bbls choice Xxx
red at s., 90. ..-
WHEAT-sales are / car red at 81, and 200 BUS
white at sl,lO.
CORN-Dull at s6c.
OATS-sales Of cars at 25c.
HOGS-Ars steady. Sales are 90 head at $780,
and 25 do at S5,OO95,5O, iJaJlfe
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\
5.a NO Isl BRaADWAT, SEW YORK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
IN novel and ingenious invention by American
and European patents, fnly prepared to execute
all orders for
MIBIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS ON
presenting all the sttr1etiTe and advantageous tea
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the brllliancy and
attained quality Of durability By being rendered as
mperishabe the natural properties Of the articles
As the pstented process Of the Company enables
the reproduction Of Photographs, not only on plain
surfaces, but upon such as urs round or Of any de-
gree oI ifregularlty-pol can ue t9p seea
with faultlass accuracy, and deliccy Of delneaon,
upon Porcelain wares Of any description and dlmen-
sons used as articles Of Exury OF Of household ut
ity, such e. 77-
URNs, VASES. .BREAKFAsT CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES, &C;
thereby securing fiithful portraits and furnishing
UNIQUE and exquitite style Of ornsmentaton Of arti
Ii order to firaish facilities for the sratiacafion
Of the popular taste, and % meet the wants Of those
patrons 81 the ins Arts desiring OF having Portraits
rope colleofion Of superior porcelain goods manu-
aetured to their own order, which they sell natcOst
As the American Company are oWnsrs Of thopa-
tent right, and consequently the only persons au-
thorized to the process, they have determined,
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity 70 possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA.
to make the following proposition to residents in the
Country, who are unable TO visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries in New York.
Persona sending photograph, embrotype, or da-
gueueOtype to the once Of the Company in New
Yorks, accompanied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
VIII receive IN return By EXPRESS free Of other
charge, richly oTnamented 4a-s-
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
With the portrait transferred thereon b transmit
ing daguerreotype and
TEN DOLLARS. r
they viii secure in like manner,
HANDSOME FRENCH VASE Oh TOILET
ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced By the patented pro-
cess By sending pair Of daguerreotypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they viii receive in return
A PAIR OF RICH SEVRES VASES,
with the portraits equal 20 miniature paint
ingsi and, in ike manner portraits can Be repro
duced on porcelain warea or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging In price from
TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
PAIR.
n. B.-Be particplarin writing TIE address, town,
county and State disticntly.
an letters 70 be addrsssed to Manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.,n 7sl Broadway New ne"
York .r.. oct la-alo
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DIED.
BosToE. Dec. 10.

BOSTON, Dec. 10.
I Constructor Samuel Hartt U. 8. navy,
late chief Of the bureau Of construction,
improvement and repairs, died at South
Scituate last night.
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VESSEL SUNK

BALTMoEE, Dec 19si
The schooner Richmond, Capt. Chevrel,
engaged as lighter, sunk yesterday morn
ing near the mouth Of the Pstapsco River.
The Captain and seven others were droWn-
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nTAY0R ELFCrRn.

as SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dee. -
A special election. for mayor took in this city
to-day StephenFo. Bemis (Dem.l was elected by
90 mai over Daniel L. Harris (Rep).
The vote is one hundred larger than that east
at the Presidential election. aE.
Much excitement prevailed while the election
was DroQressinn. .-lfEH $3.50
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ACCIDENT.

NEW YORK, Dec 19.
The steamer Asia sailed to-day for Liver
pol, with 90 passengers and no specie.
This morning between and o'clock,
the steamer 0ommonWealth, while lying of
ThrogF,s Neck, burst her stsrboard Chin
neg, ,from some unknown cause, scaiding Sc
..rf Verely seven passengers and 9 waiter
,i -Four OF the scalded are dangerously in
. jured, and have been sent to the New York
hospital
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n. Y. CATTLE nIARKET-DEC. 10.
TBI TEIEaKAPH.

BEEVES-Higher for extra and other grades
unchanged; premium is quoted at ll@l25fc; extra
at s9shci average ofaa sales Z697Ao. Receipts are
4,47p head. .-
SHEEP & LAHIBs-six shillings 2 head high
ef. sheep "a lOc, and Lambs lO55@llc y pound
Receipts are 3, lsl head. .r.
COWS & VEALS-Unchanged s...r
SWINE-Actiye. Dressed western &c; do city
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-OLD 81 OHEN BlIY6RS
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
~. B. nonEaoUsE 8 oo.,

WIN. B. hIOREdOUsE & Co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
BRANDIEs, WINES, GINS AND SEGARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
D sttention Of the citizens Of the United States
o their Pure Wines and Liquors. put up under their
own supervision, for Family and Medicinal use, in
cases assorted 70 suit customers. Clubs, Military
and other public bodies, who require 70 purchase in
large small Quantities, in casks or bottles will be
nherally dealt with. Price List sant on Application
~. OLD MOREHOUSE BITTERS.
Recommended By the hrst PHYSICIANS as the bag
remedy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility
and all Nervous Diseases. As beverage, II ia pure,
Wholesome, and dslicious to the taste.
Sold By all Druggists.
VIM B. M0REHOUsE 4 CO., ,Prop'rs,
& Exchange Place,
oct3l:320 Jersey City, N. J.
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8oardina.

BOARDING HOUSE---THE
D HOUSE. No. a Public SQUARE, and byt
Stone Cburch-oue al fhe pieasautest locations
the eity-has been thorOughly repaired ana y t n0E
open for Boarders. Families wishing 20 tl5H1.4
their own rooms can be accommodated Nll5av 55A.4e
and convenient rooms and bed-roous ~ s. sl1s y
Roardera and Day Boarders viii md gooa .o9lllllss
dations on reasonable termq. RseTsuesS .l1s4 -
required lBsp6-ls60;h2Ql 3. n 9gA2A4A'
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FIRE.

NEW IORKl Dec 10.
The seven story brick building, Nos. q, "a, 20
and Is Franf0rt street, occupied by printing Ofi-
ces and book binderies, was totally destroyed by
fire tonight. Loss heavy.
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6abimEt aSarf.

~ w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
NJ and Wanuflctursr Of Lounges. and lll kinds
~ Msttr1sseS and Bedding, Gushi9nl, Curtains
tais55r Cor1 T1afrtfnf Branch, Cleveland, Ohio.
All orders prosaptiF eNecuted, Particular attan-
fon paid 70 the laying Of Oil Cloths Oarpeting, &C.
-. mayl-ly9l
nANIEL w. DUTY CITY UN-
DrpTETrR lreeue On hand 4 I-vg,, sto-I- ~
Al kinds and styles Of COfEINs, embracing zrsaf
variety Of his new style Of BuklAE CASKEfS, an
Of which cannot be exceIled By any similar concern
n the State. Ne. $ Erie street. ClsTeland.
iaRlTE2ldsW
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HOME TEsTIMONY.


WEgT BrDFoHD, Coshocton %, O., Nay a, '59.
M. H b. KIE1sLET-sir: have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienperg COMPANY ior The last
good safilfaction; and the Pills I have sold 70
great many q regularly a tler taa a1d e1lee5 and
with my trade they hav6 ieuoug staple afrleles-
LTarshslls lferna Catholoon 3 medicine that has
done a great AMOUNT oi good IL HeuIi- Dl7cE e8.-
Ous lazy / sold 70 told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than 1ha did lruu long
course Of medical treatment b q most sstllful
physician. h ~. 54l1ao WILSON.
The Graefenberg MafshalP Uterine Cathoh-
con-
= offered e 3 carIain cure accompanlad With tbl
t0llOW1ng syuplomss
lrregulari tee W eakLeas - ain tnegl- llranEe
n Appetite-8allOW Com mpleLiOl-Raln I a he
BACK and HidneFs-ChillI-Dold BANDS
HIl and BlolriuF-l lsTariHhues1-
-H5adache-Regt-
-la89ne8s-Di5turbed tieep-tlu1de8
o. Heat-General Pdin--OlaEling and Pain 81
,. the Spine and between The thogidar1-AcId
Stomach-Nausea-Dil Dilcult Passing 81 Urine,
With heat or gmartfng-ItchinE- burning and Irri.
tatiOn IN the y Urile OrEans- n igh tmgIe-Di1-
pepsia-H II y5teritd-A AuEiety-Rsd Eace-
Nervous sTVitehing-startng-
patiOn--Irritabls Temper
a. DepraYed Appetite-F latulenea-Bioafe
md IrregpiaT', ,l.ogIsls--IT Trlaasarf il-aa71a-
Pains iniths Uterine 0rggna-- unbnh8 and Pains
in the Limbs.
Z ~ soln b City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout she country.
- For Medicines or AGENCIES -Addrasa
Il n. B. KINGSLEY, cleveland.
/ noE12dEW General Agent for Ohio.
HIl AZ the C-sssffan hero Nar7ininao 49, f7r
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE.
VIFMMA

TRIESEMAR 1, 2 & 8, ARE DE-
FECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Eoole de
Pharmacie de Paris, and the lmperia College Of
Medicine Vienna.
No. l Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatoThna
No 3 Completely erSdioates all tFaoesoi those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated BY the
ciOus and pernicious use of fcOpatTa and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insurng to the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing ont the
vernon of disease.
TRIESEhIAR, Nos. 1, and 3, are preparation the
form Of aozengs devoid Of taste and small, and
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket Sold in tin
and divided into separate doses, administered BY
Valpeau Laiemaud Roux, Ricold, &C. Price s. cash
or cases for So which saves So and in f27 cases,
whereby there is saving Of So To be had Wholesale
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. lg Bleeckar street
New York. lmmediatelY on receiving remittance
Dr. BarrOW viii forward tie lriesemat TO any par
Of the world, securely packed and add ns5s scCord
ing to the Instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also By E. +. GAYLORD and Va.
FISKF. Cleveland . gnn2'
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A NOVELTYTN THE ART wORLDI

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in tbs United States Eng
.s4 land France, and l'elgium.
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PRICE

case Of % viais complete in morocco and Book, s5
Case Of 20 Vials, ard Book, plain. ....,.-...--
Case Of IS numbered boxes, and Book. .---....--
Oaas Of s boxes, numbered, and Books..---...... /
Hngls numbered boxes, Fh dirsc.ions . ca
anale lsttsred bOzes With dlracdcna % es-
Large esss With 3 On Visis for planters and pny-
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Our REEDIEs By MAn.

Look over the LIST make up case Of what KIND
Won choose and inclOse the amount II current noH
o. Itamts By nail 70 our address, At 90 Broadway
NeV.Yofk, and The medicine WI Be duly returned oy
mall or express, nee Of charge
Z AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, eineienl
Irsnf Tor the sale Of our Remedies In every town or
e5mmunity 10 tAe United States. Address Dr. HU1-
PzlHYs 4 Co. No. 6e2 BRoADWE At, hEW-YoEE-
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Z. W Sackrider. Churchill a Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland I; w. r Wooster, ElyTia; Dr. S.
Smith, Medina John Zimmerman, Wooster Geigel
q Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, OungHsOwn, and at al
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Rayenna, Warren, Can
field, Ohardon, Jefferson, and by Druggists and
Dealers in almost avaFy town and village in Ohio
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RHAigNNa Disc ASt


with all bad effects arising thersir0ul. including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsrRATION.
Hs has succscisf 10 curing cases fn this city soma
Of whom hqd expended HUNDREDS Of dollars with
selstyled physicans who profess 70 treat all private
maladies with success and without recetv1ng the
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he "a a member Of
some College In London or Paris as perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF ensnarng the innocent
Gnd who hold quf great exnecIalions never to be
ahz5d- But what Dr.. GIBSON might boast OF ia
this, that he is able to give entire sltsaction C
those who rep0se coufenee in his ability and nteg-
-, and that hg has EsIccfed an A1lericau system
don Paris, or any patent medicine 20 equal Tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental and physical, arising
nom sexual or secret gbu1a-
Or. GIBSON also claims for bis new treatment the
following adVau tages all others Jet discovered;
and hrst, the agents used are in no reapet disagree
able} be uses no relics Of the dark ages, such q
Mercury, nor any other deletertou8 drug. secondly
no restrictions in diet or business Third
He stalds prepared 70 90 into any public OF private
hospital in the United States and denolstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now know 70 ne Wozld ~ point OF prompt
ness, psrnaneEcyi Iiidness, 1ai1ty and convenience
2, Dr. GIBSON d psrnanently located in Cleveland
cures Of diseases which had for yearG resisted all
other modes OF traaiuenr Reference can Be given g
Boston New York, and other cities In regard 70
skill aud integrity in al rossonal tran9actions.-
Dyspepsia, Rhuematisn, scrofula and al chronic
diseases treated with superior slccess.
81 Medicine sent 70 an7 part Of The country on
Dr. yGfBsos's New WORK on Physiolosy for sale
----- DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EzeetroPathy and AodieiHe,
Es- once No. M Ontario strest, I'D ssalrs, few
0acs hours fiom to 3 end frOm TO tot O'Clock
daii7. ks1lniioTH excepted. auga
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SALE
IN PTTRSUANCE OF Al DECRI

IN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
tai order issued from the Court Of Common
Pieas Of Cuyahogs county, Ohio, in which Asa Cady
is plaintiff, and Pearson a. kouham et all denienp-
ants, 10 directed shall expose for sale at the
door Of ths Court House, in the CITY OF Cleveland,
In said county the l5th day OF January 1851 at
O'Clock p NJ, Of said day, the undivided fourth part
o. the following describatl lands and tenementss
Situate IN the township OF East Cleveland which is
also IN the county Of tuyahoga, and State Of Ohio,
and is known rs being the south end o. lot No. Az
and il bOEnded as follows; beginning at stone on
the southwest corner Of said l0ti thence north e
east the old ike q chains fj links TO the south
east corner Of said lot 70 stone; thence north -
west chains 10 stone: thence north So west >
chains and 30 hgk1 on the north bank OF the creek
thence south 10 west chains thence north 5l,4-
vest chains; thence south 65o vest chains thence
north sI5ko west ~ cbainsi thence south W. west
chains to stone the west line OF said lot theuce
south 70 west chains TO the place Of beginning
containing in all l04 acres more or less. Appraised
at S75n. WIN. V. TOU5LE1s
F. w Bingham, Master Commissioner.
Plfs Atty. 4t declS.3ls
NOTICE.-NOTfCE IS HERE
Y b given that an application for pardon viii
be made 70 the Governor Of Ohio IN behafof Charles
Martin, who was Convicted of the crime Of man-
slaughter, at the February Term, l5-9 Of the
Court OF Common PleGs of Cuyahoga county, ana
sentenced to the Penitentiary for three years Eom
the 10Th day Of February 1850
Cleveland, Decembar S, lsdlsit4 ~
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Esll-- TIE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co.,
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Sc sauford's Liver lnyigorafor and Catbartio
pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL BRO, Druggists,
BIO s. ". cor. Pub. SQuars and Ontario 81.
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THE UNDBRBIGN ED HAS
been duly appointed and qualified ss Assignee
OF the property aud effects Of Augustus R. Redng.-
All persons having clams against him must present
them to me (duly verhed) for allowance, as the law
directs. k. kEDIAG-