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NEASTER,S SALE-PuRSuANT
PURSUANCE OF A

NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
In decTetal order issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahega County Ohio, case in which James
c. Prentss is plant Alvin A. Turner Ct al Defend
ants to directed shall expose for sale at door Of
the Court House. corner Of Seneca and Champan streets
in the Of Cleveland in said county, the 2st day Of
Nay, 1850 at O'Clock p M, of said day the following
described lands ard tenements, to wit:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, and
State Of 0hlO the side Of Cuyahoga RIVER that
part OF Cleveland which formerly Ohio City. and
bounded follows: beginning At the intersection Of the
north line Vermont street, with the west line of West
street thence n0Thsry along sid West street 10 Wash
ngon street thence westerly along Washington street 90
eet thencs souherly paiasl With West street TO Yer
mont street thence eaggrY along said Verment street TO
the place Of beginning. Appraised at $500.
=. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN. PRENrLss. Plainlila ALtJrnsH an2l.2sl
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We. GI0pIKo.. Plta,s Ittiy. - r. =
CHERIFF AND MASTER COM.

SHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ hilSsIONERiS SALE.-PuTEuaut % the command
Of order Of sas ssuedom the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Cuyahosa COUNTY t the suit OF George MoThngt0n
Piauiln. aEana william Rogers and others Defendauta
sha Offer for sale at Public auctions a. the door q me
Cout house. icUTnor of Ssneca aad Champair % oets
10 the oty Of Cieyeand IN said county the lh day of
May, lsf0 at O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the following
described lands and tenenents 10 wt @SuRts - the
city Of Cleveland IN the Of CuyahO5a aud State Of
Ohio and known parts Of Lo Nos. q and ~ IN ass
survey recorded IN Book o. psga t7T and bounded fol-
lows Wes.ery b. lge parallel with the street line and
feet Gasery thererCm being the eastery line
norhoily ae Of Lot No "a sastsry BY land sold v. A.
ing AMI n0Therly By First Street SAID lot being thirty
font and one hundred feet deep, with tOubls
hOuss thereon. A-. =
Appraised At $4,000 D: L. WIGHTMAH,
Sheriff sEd Special Master Cemr
BISaHAM HOvEY. Pif's Attys aprl ia
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TIE dock was lively yesterday with merchandise
loading and unloading.
The craft in the river are brushing up. The
steamer North star Is being painted up in fine
style.
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II lR. A. w. W.TUCkER.-Ith has become
IL wall known oct that he cures hundreds OF Chro-
nc disease with his Baths and Medicines WheTa all ohar
prsctlce iaile He viii guarantees to Rheunatttu-
SAT- kheum serofala Liver Complant chill Fever, pys-
Peps q Gravel Asthma, Catarh Drupgv also, secondary
Tphi. IN al its forms. Fer this disease he hsa
spechc that never fails Good success IN all other Chr
NC diseases and Bcute. Call and see tbs Doctor
- Once No, III Ontario street, up stairs.
~ Coesultafion Free. maru
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Rail ROiD.
- -. - n -
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

/.
-.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Anr;I
- gth. 1880. Trains IN this Road viii run as sfofoEa
5:65 A. NJ Through Mai stopping all stations on the
souinein DIVISION arriving at Toledo At 10 20
20 p d Weston Express. stops At ali stations co
Southern DiyisUs, ard arrives at Toledo Et rs
900 P NJ Ma stops at stations est Of Sanduskv
NertheTn Division, and arlises at SanduSky at
SIS p NJ - =
5-s9 r n Ell graph prsss. stops At Grafton. Oberlfn
Waken1an. Norwak. MOnr0eville Believe.
Clyoe. Fremont and EiInOrs, aud arrives :. TO
led0 at It:l5P P N
Connections made At MonrneviIs with the sandurkV
mansne q and Newark Z r., Clyde with the SandustT,
Dayton C1nc1nna q K 4, Il FreU with Fremont
1nana R, and at Toledo with the Aiichiean Southern
Northern Indiana and Toled5 Wabash Rail Roads for
Cnleego Detroit, Jsc9sn FOTWayne Logansport Lnfy-
west and Sauthwest. -
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tos and The West at
$40 A. n.
1. RUCKER, superintsndsut
Cleveland April eth. Issl = =
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One Hundred Dollars Premium.
MEDICAL NEWS EXTRAORDINARY T!
SPERMAT0RRHGAI
Or Sentzal Weakaess
R~ LEET, &C., @g
I'M p OF E NJ CY,
DR. A. GIBSON.

]
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
Il CITY, will psy One Hundred Dollars for the proof
that he ever fails 70 cure The above named diseases He
Physe can a n he % Usled ss O tsS PS sSs % Ias 1
After many years Of lahoriaus study and experience Dr.
GIBSON is aFpy1n being able annsuhcs ths untu
nate, that he has perfected system Of for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases, with ali bad effects
/ DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PRoSTkAT ON.
whom had szpsnded hundreds Of oar al ~ nth ssstyed
success and Without scsiyng the lest particle Of benefit
bIt % ft ps ~ Us B % aSs 9s ne nasss %
paratysly simple ing destitute Of intelligence for ue
possesssd power sucisnt % Away fmake aged men wise
orto convert one single Ounce nO medical genius neither
or Loudon as hapS some others do for ne purpose
-nsnaring the innooert But what DIT. GIBSON might
these who rspose confidence his ability and inet
and that he has perfected American sysm oftreamea
patent medce - eqQa for The radical cure OF seminal
and physical, arising from seKual secret abuse,
DL GIBsoN also elsims for his rev treatment The fol
the 9sents used are in no respect he gsss
reqaired: Thirdly. h. streatment Is positive and
public or private pitai in he United States na demon
stratet ne great tact that ne Is abe 20 s ~
Physician to cure similar case
sse ne oniy psbuia uoon which public mind be FED
aud from which Just and definite conclusions can be de-
~ GIBSON is spermansnfiy locsssd IN Cleveland and
has during the past Er months paor1eq any cures %
diseaseR which resisted all other modes Of
reseut Reference be given to Individuals Of the
rf resosctabty in Cleveland, Boston, New York, and
oshsr cities in regard % skin integrity All pEnies-
sonal Transactions. Dyspepsia. rheumatism, Scrufaia
and ali chrnuc diseases treated with unusual success.
u Medicine BsnE % any part Of the country the 70
'iHiS ~ Dr. &C eIBsoNs New work on PhOIOsI for sulo at
~. 'l'''' DIR. GIBSON,
PBoFESsoR OF ELECTRoPATHY MEDICINE.
- Office No ~ Ontario street, up stars, few doom
- oses houis from to Z and fruu 2to5 o'eiOekdaiy
(Sundass excepted-l noy7
n
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JAMES n. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER.

A ND MANUFACTURER of BRASS
"A WORK OF eVsry description, Ne. IS Union street,
few doors from suaeor street, Cleveland o. He IS pre-
pared 70 1urisl all kinds Of work used for Steam Watar
OF Gas and al the VBFiOls articles in the Plum ing
BusinfSs Beer Pumpa Of ali kinds made and repaired =
Brass Casting done daily, and Brass Work Of all kinds
paired. dscfR9
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CLElRED

btr. ocean, swans, Detroit.
Bque- De Soto, RumRge, Buffalo: 700 tons coal.
Sch J. L. NeWhouse. Bartlett, Chicago; 400 tons
coal
Sch. Eclipse, Olmsiead, Detroit; bbls pork, do
whisky, IL bu wheat
ScOW Pboaix, Osborn, Perysburgh; ! bag beans;
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Gtnnl Notfrta.
56sfIR5I 5 l1lIsF C0nahII6l6FTT sale.

ShsFiif'S s masleF COmmhii0nsF'S sale.
DURSUANT to the command Of an
u order q ssis islusd from the Court ef ,Conmon
plaintiff against Thomas Harlsek. defendant, 10 ne
directed shall offer isr sale at ha door Of the Court
House corner Seneca Champlan lFoetss "a the
riy Of Ceyesnd In laid County % the oh day of Nay,
1850, u o'clock p. M. OF suid day, the following de-
scrbed lands and tansments wit situate In tha City Of
CleVon d. County Of Cuyshoga, and state oi Ohio, and
bounded and described fOOWs Being lote (1tl tEO
hundred and ilhtss9, (a9 tgo hl1dfso and aaeieen
I'D hundred apd twenty sur lol Two hunred and
thirty (j two hundred and thirtyone ioel two hun-
dred and gut (2A two hundred and fsVenty-our,
t7Ib) hundred fenty five, (38 Two hundred
and ssV0uiy-sI, 20i tive hundred and SIXTY, 40 tSo
hundred and ninety i've 6) tWo hundred and ninety
(36 three hundred and TiI (3Il ihree hundred and sew
surveyed plated md recorded 10 the subdIi9n q
that part Of Ohio City Cleveland by Ezeklol Fol
som, known rs n Taylor Farm allotment.
SAD !9' ~ AppsaHo 2! w sssa o' 5ss 5S IN
a a. 3 q - e ." :. " 2S 2Ss - - g
" :. :. 2ls :, g, = =. /" 2o :. :. /" 90 60
D. L. WI6HTBIAN, snsrih.
p Crnnrroh pIfNfs Ht1tv
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WILLIAM E. AMBUSH, Piuiatia,l Ia copr. q Common
STEPHEN eR1fIrs. Defendant y Ohio.
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
RNTRRED-April 27.

Sch. Ocean, Evans, Detroit; 400 bu potatoes. 5000
lbs rags. box sundIies, 275 bu wheat "a / 2
bbs fish, so bbls -four, l torse, wagon.
Bque. De Soto, Rumage. Buffalo: light.
Sen. J L. NeWhouse, Bartlett Buffalo; 600 bbls
water lime.
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5MENT-Edward Hientop

M. IONEs, P A, -'' All SiH.asitG9sad a. is.o:Id
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CERTIFICATES,
n WHARrnN h
For nls By q.

Sole Principal Agent
No. Il6 walnut 81. Philadelphia.
JOHN SUURBRUG, Agent,
q Cedar St., New York, 238ef:Tb
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PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoP1THY 1 MEDICINE,
- Office No ~ Ontario street, 10 Stairs, few doors
from the Public Square.
- once houis lFOn to L and rcm ito O'Clock daily
(Sundass sIcepted-l nova
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

joins MoRGIssEY, the pugilrt, arrived in
New York on the slh inst, and visited s.v-
1'"i OF his iavorite haunts. He was cooldy
received hy the fancy" aud it was expected
,n"t he would tie assaulted hy some of the
lrlends OF heenan now in the city. No dis
turhance took place, however.-N Y Daper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

Ma. CnAs. FLANDERS. for fifty years an
honored member Of the New Hampshire Bar,
died on the 10Th Of April, at Plainfeld, in
that State, aged ~ years He was the au-
thor of Lives and Times of the Chief JUS
tices of the United States" and of two legal
works
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

TRooPs.-Company II. fthe Sixth Infantry
U. s A. left the Preside Thursday afternoon
and were expected to arrive at Sacramento
Friday morning under marching orders for
Carson Valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

TELEGRAPH EXTENSION Articles of ineor-
poration have been filed in the office of the
secretatary of State, by D. Haskell and 9TH
ers, for erecting telegraph line from San
Francisco via san Jose, Giroy and Los An
geles to Fort Yuma. with a branch line from
Gilroy to Santa Cruz and Monterey. The
capital stock is sS5O,OOO, divided into shares
of SlnO ench
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

A Communicable Duchess Dowager
of Leeds, one OF the granl.daughters of Chas.
Carroll of Carrollton, signer of the Deear,
alton of Indepenee, has contributed aloo.
sterling in aid of The Pope.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
CsOefdeI's Flower Gmrdem,

A sTREEr,-BE TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
Nsn Rear OF the Marysvle Foundry, is now open
ESSN and ready for tie reception OF VISITORS IL
5NEea will be roand to be place OF resort unsur
passed During the hot summer months, It Is always
COOL pleasant and agreeable, as there is ever de-
lghtful hreeze perva aiding its bowers.
Ladies desrous of passing au agreeable hour'
ing or evening" in this easant place, can do so with
the greatest .Atisfaction.
Roses OF every vaeety, FOwerng Vines, &c. oil IN
bloom give TO these gardens truly refreshing appear
anee. Boo cts composed ofa rich collection OF fow-
ers. always on hand or prepared IN or6er.
Ice Cream, Lemonade, Lager Beer, with other re-
reshments, re 'dy at any moment
may15an ADAM GOEDDFL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

APPLIcABLE.-A few months ago Madame
Zaff. of Nevada, applied for divorce from
her husband Now she is applying for let-
ters to administer to his estate, he having
died recently.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
NO. 91.
QaiIp 3latlOnal Nrmutrat.

On tue 9th inst, a German and an Irish
man at Muskrgon, obtained quamity Of
Whiskty, and went into back yard 10 drink
it on II wager, to he won by The one who
should drink the largest quantity The Irish,
man drank two and n half ints aud the
German three pints. The Iri-l'man, Thnmas
Cation, died during the night, but the Ger
man saved his life hy eating quantity Of
cold tpllow, which sickened him. aud caused
his stomach tu 'jrct 'ts contents The whs-
key must have been Of the brand "R. G.;
sure death at forty rods
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

The Richmond Enqrer has story about
"an Abolition Black Republican Negro Wor-
shiper" from Boston. making contract to
deliver $4,000 coolies in Cuba, from Boston
ships, and seems to believe it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

Orr FOR FRAsEn.-A few days since about
fifty Cinnamon passed through Eureka, Hum.
boldt county, from the klamath aud Trinity
mines, on their way to Fraser river.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

! AN lMPosTER.-Rev. J. w. Burton, former.
y OF Humboldt county, informs the people
that George Chills, who has been preaching
in Siskiyou county; is an nposter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

GEN CAss.-Gen Cass was born in Exeter
New Hampshire, on the 9th Of October, 1852,
and is there fore now in the 7sth year Of lis
nge. 1t is said that Gen. Cass never had an
over coat upon his back but once in his life,
an instance that occurred two months ago,
during moment of partial bodily prostra-
ton. The first dropo Intoxicating liquor
never Vet nnssed lis linz
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
nESCRIPTIONA

LER is dark bay, tauds 16 hands high
weighs 200 pounds, and is years old sired by the
celebrated TIottng Stallion, Rather he by Sir Henry,
sir Henry by Henry, Henry by Young Leonidas, and
he by Imported Leonidas, dam of Young Rather MINI
rod Mare, by Bishops llamtonian. Ho has taken the
First Premium for Trottng Salons at the state Fair
for the past two years.
In his race OF two miles, TO harness, with Honest
john at san Francisco on the 9lst Of Jauuary 1852
he made the second neat IN o;ls anu INC asE mile OF
the heat if 2S4 being the best time ever made by any
Stallion in a two mile race.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
DUNNIN GS
Under Current Sluice.

hEAR SIR Your attention is solicited 10 brief
consideration ol the advantages OIL u. DUN
NlNG'S IMPROVED PATENT GOLD SEPARATOR
for which Patent granted February 7th, 1860 -
The principle ad operation oft may be thus descrlb-
ed
BY means Of two or more iron bars nj the trrmina
tor OF section Of sluice Boxes forming a right an
gle atng, portion of he ssved earth fine gravel
and water is separated from TIE Jumps If hard Earth
cohbe stones gravel, and drops INTO a set Of ore
gently graded Sluice Boxes beneath when they flow
slowly ofn another direction, whlr the bod IL water
aud coarse material dahses down dump" VI ',fan"
to again tax up in suces with the tall gs from
the under current and subjected anew seperat on
THIS pr'ctss insures more ihorou, h umalgunatinn
and saving Of the particles ofGold, the most at which
drop through the grating into the under current where
being subjected to less violent mott, and passing
through greater variety Of rifles they are more
likely to he finally ted II effects lrge saving
=" rusty gold which viii not readily amalgnmate II
gives more opportunity for saving Gold IN short
distance and to scour cement without loss Of tBugs
and grade.
TN hill sides, whore there is abundance Of space It
is valuable adjunct To- tail suices, where the latter
terminate At he rivers edge aud would otherwise dis
charge all of their contents into the stream, the under
current be made receive the nest portion OF the
tailngs and convey them for any dista along the
bank.
The immense friction Of rolling rocks being remov-
ed, the under current ELECTS saving false bottoms
O about seventy five per cent.
Al San Juan Hill. Nevada County, where this nven.
tion WAS first introduced and ext nsively used
is considere ed valuable improvement-saving both
Gold and Quicksilver in much larger proportion than
the ordinary sluice without il.
Tie saving effected irom tlngs in one Instance ia
equal u twenty i've per cent and might he increased;
the amount of ecor ony Of course depending upon the
ex ent /, which the uhtler current is employed
A, testimony TO the truth OF the above-permission
is granted for reference to the below named skut
mlners at Norh San Juan, aud may first be stated
hat the Inventor is himself practical miner and tas
tested the under current fully for than two
years.
A Fraser, David Bowen,
W. +. L. Winham, J. J. Clark,
Geo. W. Mcllardy, Frank Sou'e,
D. W. Griffin, L0uis Buhring,
Stanley Johnson, Irving II. Stephens,
o. Jennings, Empire Flat Company,
NJ. A. Warehami N. x. Greedy.
Sam'l Howe, August Wei skittel,
jas. Z. Ewing, +. Bank.
All communications should be directed to-
Il. II. DUNNING & CO.,
milo I'm North san Juan, Nevada Co, Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
Fifty Dollars for the Season.

Tie above Horses were imported by the undersign-
ed being chosen from the best stock of the eastern
States They lFotters selected with special aten-
ton to beauty. strength and speed, aud are wen
WORTHY the attention OF lovers Of thorough bred stock
All charges 10 be paid when Mares are taken from
the ranch Mares can be left at the pacilc Stable,
Second street, between and L, Sacramento, Good
taken away when the over will be charged $5
per month pasturage.
The Season viii commence on March 90.h, ending
August 1st. r. WEKNRR,
mh1T em Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 27, 1860
9Otels and Restaurants.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
First street, VTarysviIIe, Cal.

- THIS long established and popular Hotel
siSNN has recently received large additions Of New
NsirM Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c, and has
%aaA1 now SPLENDID SUITS or FAMILY A.
fahr kNrS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS.
lne present proprietor respectfully infurms his
anu travellers gen rally. that he will endeaVor
ia9n, and Keep It worthy the patronage of diserim-
by reason OF long experience and strict attention to
he wants OF his guests he hopes to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Dsnrn ana Lodging reduced tc $3.50 per dsy
20 BAR AND BILLIARD RoOMs hrst door. oyEtcR
upstairs.
Ehe House ~ Open all Night.
apis my SW CIIURCuIIT p.o,,ri.,.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

oFFIcE OF THE SAN FRAScrseo & MAEYsvILLE r. Co.,
MIrysville, May l4'h, 1860.
A meeting Of the Boari Of Directors OF said Co.
~ held on Wrdnes lay, May 9th 1861 FUN AS
sessment Of Ten per upon all stock subscribed !"
said company was levied and payment Of the same Is
due and will therefore be mate at the once otthe
COMPANY in Marysville. A: s. kANDALiS
r2ay15tf Sec s. " VI H. O"'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
KIMMEL'S MUSEUM.
rs Second street, between II and C st

rs Second street, between B and C sts.
WNIILT be omen DAILY from 10 A. NJ. to 10P. NJ
w The public are Informed that MIX. KlMMEL
has succeeded, after great deal Of trouble ard ex-
pense, in collecting together great variety OF
CURIOUS ANIMALS, CHOICE sPE LINENS OF
MINERALS, SHELLS &C,
All natives OF California; and Is constantly adding TO
his now extensive and well selected collection.
Competent person will be In attendance to impart
any Information TO persons visiting this Musecm.
Admission ...... -. ..... .25 cts.
curious animals specimens &C., to add to his Museum.
mh3l-d
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
FOR SALE

- .AT>EAGLEvItLE, fourteen miles below Ia
I'll Porte. House, containing large Rar Room,
S-a-@ One Dining Room, and several Sleeping
Apartments
There Is attached to the house large Garden plan
on u premislss
nsy9-im On GORDON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
One Hundred Dollars the Season.

TRUSTEE is years old on the 4th Of May
neSt chestnut s0rrel, l556 hands high, sired by I'm
ported Trust o, dam American Doe, She by Daniel
Haights Paymaster, he by Old Memb rino, and Old
Nemhrfno hv IinDorted Messenger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
ExtensIve and Completc HoteIa

Z
tsASsA to make mention Of the fact that the UNI.
TED STATES is now one Of the most
Extensive and Complete Hotels
In California Additions and improvements recently
made, make Its dimensions and accommodations
vastly greater and more elegant than any Hotel north
of Sacramento
1t is now FOUR STORIES IN HIGHT and contains
wore than ONE HUNDRED ROOMS, all elegantly
finished. Attached to the Hotel is a well-seectsd
LIB RARY,
Containing upwards Of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES
In fact the United States has been fitted and improved
with the view to make 1t the comfortable and de-
srable Public House in the interior of California
and To render fully suited to The times the proprie.
tons have REDUCED ITS RATES to the following
standard:
RATES.
Board and Lodging Single rooms) ............9 10
Douole Rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Shsle Meals ....................... ...... %
Day ard with lodging. ............1 81
By constant endeavor furnish the greatest amount
OF comfort at the lowest rates. the subscribers hope
merit and receive a continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them
VIC STOKES,
apl-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS
MAfYSVILLE.
Stokes & Shields. ....... .proDris,or,
Reduction i'm Prices

AaAr THE Subscribers, in inviting the attention
EsskhN and pstranage Of the resident anu travelling
,iiKt public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea
S.ASsA to make mention Of the fact that the UNI.
TED STATkS Is now one Of the nInst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-27

MRS. WINS OW,
An experienced Nurse aud Female Physician presents
to the attention Of mothers, her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-16
ICorrcspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WAs4ISG7oS, Nov. l2, 1860.
Appeal for Southern For6earance-AortheTn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .States-Ne 'S@rHa
Gathering.
The conservative men of New York and
Philadelphia are disposed, it seems, to make
anpeals 10 the South in favor Of iorbearance on
the part OF the South from any act OF resist
ance to Republican rule or misrulo. The South
mav.well reply to them, why do you not ap'
neal to the Republican party Of the Northern
States to forbcar from aggressions upon the
constitutional rights of the South? The North
need not CRY peace and Union, while q number
nf Northern States preserve on their statute
hooks the laws multiplying the fugitive slave act.
The Cooper Institute Committee might DC well
emnloved in an effort to induce the Republican
legislature Of New York to repeal the person
Al liberty act passed at the last session OF that
bodv, So with Pennsylvania. 1t is in vain
that this really conservative State now dis
claims hostility to the South, while It retains
onnnc its statutes an act which is intended TO
nrevent the s%lavc-owncr from recovering his
property. ,h,;,
hostility to the fugitive slave act, passed laws
for its practical notification would repeal those
uSs so obnoxious 10 the South, it might give
us peace in thirty days.
The good people in the Northern States, and
even IN the city of New York, do not, rs
learn from various sourSca, appreciate the con-
di,ion OF things in the South, md treat the
secession movements with ridiculc. a tinan.
cial cloud that is fast gathering will soon con-
vince them TO the contrary. lon.