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TRIENEMAR, L2&9,

DROTFCTED BY ROYAL LET
TFRs PATENT Of EnglHnd and secured By n
Seals OF the Ecole de Phamacie de Paris and the lmpe
rial CoIege OF Medicine, Vienna.
No ir invA uabe for exhaustion, Gpermatoh0a, and
All physcal disabilities.
No completely eradieates all traces OF those diseases
that have hthsTt beos treated BY the and pen
cous use Of oopaiEa and cubebs.
Nc has entirely gupplanted the injurious Of mer-
eury thereby nsurng % the sufferer speedy relief dis
peSng all Impurities, and roofing out The venom Of dis
aases
TRIESEMAR, Nos ], and 8 are prepared IN the form
Of oZsnge devoid Of taste and smell and be carried
the vbStcoa pocket Sold in Tin cases. and divided into
separate doses, as administered bv Nspeau Lal
R6ux Rico d, &c Price IS each, eagss for 81, Wnca
e3 and in 81 whereby there l1 gaYe Ct
To had wholesale and retail of Dr.. BARROW NO rs
Beeoker street, New York Immediately on leceltlns
ecgiving remittance, DR.. Barrow will inward me ne
70 any part Of the world, securely pecked and a-
dressed according 10 the Instructions Of the NrLer
gE- Sold also By GAYLORD \ HAAAOfp ani ", ESl'
FISKE Cleveland. lan1
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MARINE REOORD
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rNTrRRD--Msy7 7

stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, Sundries.
Prop. Racine, --, Milwaukee, Sundres.
owego, Rowland, Dunklrk, CT l-2 tons
Md2.
Northern Light, spalding, Detroit, light
Jefferson, Caldwell, ogdensburgh, 90 tons
Mdz.
Sch. g. L. Noble, Becker, Port Hope, IS N
Lumber, 20 N La.h, Sabin.
" Rsbecca, Davidson, Chicago ll,9OO
bushels Wheat.
/" Gulielma, Fitzgerald, East Saginaw, l3s,.
594 feet Lumber, Sanford 4 Son.
" COnsuelo, Harrington, Buffalo, l52 tons
coal, 200 bbls Lime
Ethan Allen, Morris, Buffalo, 81 hall bbs,
Fish, bbls. dO., IS kegs do, Gordon Nc
Koslasko, Jones. BufAlO, 100 bbls water
Lime, Whitman Co.
oLEARED.
stmr Ocean, Detroit, 4s,502 lbs. Iron and Sun
dries.
Prop. Jefferson, Caldwell, tons Iron for Toledo,
100 bbs Pork, for ogdensburg Pelton 4
Breed
Owego. Rowland, Dunkirk sundries.
North Star, Sweet. OntOnagOn.
Sch. Ethan Allen, Morris, Marquette l36 tons
coal, 100 bushels Oats and Sundries.
Surprise, Morrison, Chicago, 30 tons
coal so 4 tons Pig Iron, 81, ,426 lbs Stone
Pipe.
ScoW L @. Psndleiqn, Duncan, Port Hope, 81
Lumber, Sabin.
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NTASTERIS SAlE-PURSUANT

M ASIER'D DALE = TUhDUAN 4
lHl To THE COMMAND OF a dscTetal order Of a
sale from the Court O Common Pleas OF CuyhhOga Coun-
IT, at The suit OF Edward Wade against Hiram Stone and
ltheE directed shali expose for sale ut pub ic
auction the door f the Court House corner OF Sebeca
and ChAmplain streets, in the CITY of Cleveland the
uwug described lands and tenemeuts situate IN the town
ship Of Br okn 10 the county Of Cuyah0ga and state Of
Ohio aud known subdivision lots Hiram Stones aa-
dilion to Ohio CITY and Cleveland, numbered follows,
10 wit Is II Is l9 20 q IS 70 l3 l9T go N9 10
l 2il 2T 2Ig l63 I67 l6s III 25l 252 z63 254 255
rs 25s 26O go al 272 2lj 25 2i1 2Is 2ls go 2 i
2s ei 22 2g3 29T 29s 299 3l 3O3 500 34 lS8 ls9
9l 226 22T 20 235 235 23l 3G5 305 81 38 s9 3l 35
3ls s3 325 325 329 33i S5 33 3s $50 $40 81 3i 355
Appraised follows Lots Is and 10 at $50 egch lots
II i % IS 70 lO3 and at S75 each lots l9 g 20
2O9 2lO 2l 21 S les lei 63 III lS5 ls9 lSi 226
227 20 2S5 236 29e 24 20 and 242 e $50 each lot z!
SlOO lois DBL 252 253 2 2s5 EOS 2h9 go q III 2I2
Us 2I5 27T 2s 27s $50 22 2s4 29l 22 193 29i 298
293 800 3O 32 800 3O4 9O 9o6 37 3O8 800 3 35 3I9 33
3lG sos 34 335 33I 33s 339 $40 3iI 35i 35 and 35S
$40 sBch lois 5 sos 500 81 81 52 497 4gs i99 and
sc Al $50 each HENRY G. Abby,
Master Commissioner.
PAINE WADE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
- DER OF COURT On the lHh day Of May ls6O.
at IqOcock A. M, on the premises IN the township Of
Bedford Cuyahoga county, Ohio will be sold 10 the me-
bidder onelOurJeonth interest IN the 10 loving de-
scTibed real estate to wit;
part Of lot No. % range H. being l2 acres OF and rom
of the part of sad lot and Is the same land which
decided by John Singleton COpley Green 10 William
Smith
Sa1d one-fourteenth I'M crest appraised at $E400
Terms of sale 90 at the day Of sale and baaI ee in two
years from said day Of sale
ROWLAND F, RUSSELL,
Guardian Of the ninOTs of Thankful Russell
Cleveland. Ohio, April 2s 1850 may2: 81
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortm ent
III of RIFLES & REVoLVERS Suitable for Pike,
Peak Likewise, double and single 6arelled Shob @
GUNS and quantity of ct oeteTls, such as POWDER
SHOT CAPS &C, very low for cash. at Hattersl ysGun
Store No 1O2 Superior street, reKt door TO 3oTham
Nplin' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch.
feb1dTRs " HATTERSLEY
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InnT1lNfU d
sheriff ard Special Master Cam'r
p,,au.,s A UoVFV PitHia AttgH Rprl :2s2
r EGAL kOTICE-Default having

T EGAL kOTICE-Default having
besn mado and the hrst party having fuiled 10 pay
tas cut which io due N0vrm6eI nr lsb9, 90 he
con n Ct entered into November 20 1895 bdWern John
Ffzwiisms parry q the hrStpaf and Hmm stone, az
" OF the second part for the sale BY the secund putty 70
he first party subdivision lot No lOD IA Hiram $40
tddition 10 Ohio C aud Cleveland cqnposed OF part
Of original lots Nos 50 aud snd 6s ia Brooklyn to"nshp
Cuyahogo County, Ohio. And default having been made,
and therrst party having failed 20 pay the insa m1n
which fell due November frat, lso9 On tue contract tn-
tered Into "a 1854, between John o. mauhhber, par
~ the part and Hiram Stone party OF lhe second
part for the sale by the ocond pay TO TIE hst party
snbdi ion ot No 2 IN Hiram Stones addition TO Ohio
CitJ and Cleveland composed ut original lots Nos 50 and
- IN Brookyon township, Cuy- 81 C9onty, Nho. Aha
Dafaul wing been made and the hst party having ia-
ed the instamsnt VIII ch iol dne November hrst
sb9 On the cUptract entered into November 9 1858 be-
Hsury Dsagle party Of the hrst p1rt and Hiram
Stone party Of the second part for the safe By The second
party TO the FIRST party Of subdivision lot No 2Sf, in HI
ran, stones addition to Ohio lty aud Cleveland cou-
posed Of part uf original lots Nos 3 and g IN Brooklyn
town shin CuvAhoga County. Ohio. And default having
made and the first par having failed 10 the ia
ment which III due November hTst, 1859 the con-
ract entered INTO December 1885, between Henry Brand,
party of the first part ard Hi Stone party OF the
ond part for the sale by the second party u the t party
uf subdvsioH ot No 81 in Hiram stone addition 70 Ohio
City pnd Cleveland, com rosed u paI OF original lots
Nos % and Ts Ia Brooklyn township CuyahOga unity,
Ohio aud The said having been lsssnel BY the
said tone the Undersigned. Notice Is hereby given
thai in puTsuauca Of the aimed IN tnd con-
tracts the unei signed will tho 18th day Of Nay 1850
u 10 O'clock Of said day, al the door of the Court
House corner sf Champain and Seneca streets In the
oiy OF Ceve and Cuyahog4 county, Ohio, sell at public
ton each OF said lots OF land apd the On
tho same. EDWARD WADE
NNNmun land Nh.NH
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nR. a. W. TUCKER.-It has become
~ well known fact that be cures huDdrsds Of Chro-
he disease with his Baths and Medicines who're al Othar
pr Gee fails He will guarantees to Rheum etiSu,
Salt Rheum, Serofula Liver Compliant Chill Fever D5s-
peps Gravel Asthma, Catah, DTupsy; also secondary
Syphilis all its various forms For this disease he hiss
specific that fails Good in all other ChTO-
mic diseases, and ma acute. Call and the Doctor.
q Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs.
~ Corsntaiion Free. marl
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1)bpsitiarts & 5ur9folts.
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
MEDICAL NEWS EXTRAORDINARY !
SPERMAT0RRHGAI
Or Seminal Weakness.
IA 6 L EET, &C., -9T
I'M p OF E N C v,
CURED!


DIR. A GIBSON,
EORMERLY OF NEW YORK
~ CITY, will pay One Hundred Dollars for The proof
that he fails to cure the above named Diseases He
PhySc in the United States treats the same diseases
Aef wears Of Iaborious study and ezperepce pr
GIBSON happy being able to announces to the unftu
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases, with all bad effects
1iiAl5E DFBIIiTY or EERToUS PRosTRAT ON
He has succeeded N curing cases IN THIS ty some q
whom had expended hundreds OF dollars NTH seif-syleg
Physicians who profess to treat all psae maadles with
success and without receiving the least particle OF benefit
Although Dr. GIBSON has Diploma, vet he makes
boast Of that fact for the very reason that diploma IS com
paratVely simple thing dest ute of Intelligence for nell
thsr diplomas nor colleges experience yet
possessed power sufficient AWAY make aged wise
convert single Ounce nto medical genius neither
does he boast that he Is member OF some college IN Pans
London, perhaps some others do for t1e purpose o.
snsnaIqg ne innoestt Bqt what Dr. GlBSoN mlst IL
those who repOse confidence ms ability ana lnlesrly
which challenges any Physician Of london or Paris Of
any patent medicine equal for the radical cure Of seminal
weakness and all diseases arrangements both nena
and physca arising from sexual or secret abuse,
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his treatment the fol-
the agents used in respect disagreeabe he
no relics Of the dark ages sueh as eIeu nor any 2Saer
ness required: Thirdly hs treatment is positive snd
D1bo or private hospital in the United States and demon
great fact that he able TO psmaneDty cure ten
cases. in The length Of time required BY any other
Physician to cure one similar case
Fellow Ciizens Facts tangible thines, and in this
the ony pabula which the public mind can be fed,
and from which Just and definite conclusions be de-
ducsd.
Dr GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland, and
has during the past months performed cures Of
diseases which had for resisted all other modes Of
treatment Reference be given to individuals Of the
first resDscAbtY in Cleveland, Boston, New York, and
other cities in regard 70 skill and integrity IN AL protes-
sonal Transactions. Dyspepsia Rheumatisn, Scrofula
and all chronic diseases treated with unusual success.
q Medicine sent to part OF the country On the re-
CENT sf ten dollars
T Dr. GIBSoNS New Work on PhgslOlogy for sale al
his once.
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY 3 MEDICINE,
n Office No III Ontario street, up stairs, few doors
from the Public Square.
(Sundavs excsptedl nOv2
nR. A. w. TUCKER.-It has become
~ well known fact that he cures huDdreds Of Chro-
bs disease with his Baths and Medicines where al othar
pr Gee fails He will guarantees to Rheumet1sm,
SalL Rhanm serolnla Liver Complant Chin EeEer. DEs
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Urnqs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

H EALIH UF AMEhIUAN WO-
IL MEN. =
Read Notices in The Tribuns since Dee |. 1883
From his E1nslloncy, JAMES D WESTCOTT, Gogerhof
o. florida and omber o. the United States senate:
For upwards of twenty Ave years 4 Afflicted with
disease 10 my aiy which he best medical and surgical
talent 10 he country failed 10 but which yielded Il
salts actory 70 ths 3Taefonbor Remedies.
JAS D WEsTCoTTH
NEW YORK, February 1853.
DR. J. = BRfDaF-Dear Sir Some two years sgo a. IN
ttmaie female friend had been susng ilon falling OF ne
womb whites and derauRsd menairuaiOE t0gctt er VITA
hs aitf n1ing symptoms clearly described m gouI
ssmenis and pamphlets She had the very oesl eo cal
skiiu this city Until entire y VrOgTated and her phyc
finally told her tuat he though her life might poafbiy be
prolonged very little ionFeT under TIE most lpdlcioqs
treatment For two weettseT that she c0nnH % sink
when came into y0ur once II the 9raeenberB Medleal
Institution and related her symptoms As you were oon-
dent Of the GfacEnberE hiErsals Cath0eon IN reev-
ing her she discharge ali the phvsciaus and tried IT, to
dOuhungy PTOFdenlially u TeeT d her quickly, and
1otte, entirely eurfd her Since theu or ear to ye
tnefe has n been any recurrence Of the comp uiuf ld
ths Ia ns Srcng, active and healthy when goang girl
JNO. K BRIGGS.
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LOREN. PREN rTSs. Pisiaiifis Attorney a52:58l
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lHl SALE .-Pursuaut to the commsnd Of sn order Of
sale to me directed, issued the Court of Cannon
Pleai for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in action therein
pending, wherein Samuel Mason Is Plaintiff. and Da-
yd Pollock. Jane Pc lock and Martin Mahon are Defend
ants shall expose for sale at public auction at the
door Court House (corgerof Seneca and Champian
strettl in the City Cleveand said county on the
26th day OF AIpy, Is60 a. O'c1ck p NJ. OF SAID day
the following described lands and tenements to vii:
81 uate the township Of Brooklyn, being nunber seven
in the thirteenth range Of tOWnshtps IN tue Connecticut
ives ern BeseTye in the State OF Ohio and which Is also
in The county Of Cuyahcga and known Lot number
i've hundred and eshiynine 1881 in Hiram SOnes addl-
tion 10 Ohio City aud Cleveand ssid lot Is one hundred
ana thirty 3 front BuOn street and one hundred
and sirys and ths feet deep the north line and
one hun red and siIysX (l6o) feet deep along Kirkland
street. and hundred and thirty feet deep from said lat
ter Gamed street"
JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
] .-.--.- .--.Ln ~
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoRB Coshooton Co. o.. May II, 81
M u: = kN0sLEY-sir: Ihzvs been vel ling the med
tenes of the GraeebeFg Company for he last zen years.
and have invariably found them 10 give cd sat siacrl0n
and the Pills h'Te sold rTeat many famiies Iegu-
tarly Is their tea Hnd eoss md with ny they have
Iecume staple article Mtrhalfs " men Cathohcon
Diseases One lady sod It ted mo sic bad received
benefit from bottle than she did from a long
Of medical trouimert Dy the nost sknl phys-
Glars. JAMES WILSON
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
CathOIcon
Il osnsd certain raniel with the following
symptoms:
Irrogu alutneEa--DernnEe Ape
tte-Sallow CompeIOn-Pnin Ia the Back and
Kidneys-CpillH-C0ld Aands and Feet
Bloafiug-F FeTsrishness-Ne -NeuTaigia-
Headach he-Hcsf l. ssness--
DISTURBED 8leep-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain-CTnWling end Pain IN
in the Spine and hstween tia shOuders-Acid
Stomaeh-N -Nausea-Dificu passing Of Urine, with neat
o. manipulating, Burning or Irritation In the
UIino e-Despaia-Hys-
teTics--Anxiely--he Face
Nervous TWitching Starting
COnstirpati0p-lrrltaDlef Ten Ier--Sad-
neas-Depraved Appotite-F lafu lenc6-Bloat-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams-
Pains in Uterine Organs Nun Jnesl and Pains in Limbs
sod BY City Druggists and Asdicne dsalers through
out the country,
~ For Medicines or Agencies, addrsss
H. b KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOVl2:dkW General Agent for Ohio.
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dins & lRSoRshi1s. ESRshi1s sEEEFIELD 3 co gEoplLsto5s,

Chpg1in Fails o. FEB, q. lseO.
Read the foIlowag recommend tons and references.
ndi Furnished US for publication by those Who hays worn
these Wsists examined and sold them which from the ma
nv more communications have and are recsiV-
i6T daiiv n deensd sufficient for the present:
~ 4'' - CLEVELAND, Feb. "a, 1850.
Nessrs NoRRIs sHEFFIELD Co: We, the undarsiEn-
ed having worn BROWNS CELEBRATEp HYoIEE sUs-
PENSION W lIsT for the last few months take great pleas
urs 10 recnmmending the attention Of oFaIy lady IL
admirably adapted TO the o0Huf9flee, fsgHty ana
healH Of the Wenrer Furthermore we know II always
relieves and in many instances effects radical cure a e
numerous dssasss caused By tight laclag We nope 20
see come into GENERAL fOr We are July sntsnee
what every lady who values comfort and heaIth sAoua
have; uzd advise one purehAAe IL ot W eAh
reGurs them they will never regret i.
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miscellaneous.
Fishing Tackle.

Fishing Tackle.
~~ JUST RECEIVED--An-
S~A-sA~ other line L. Of Conroy's Fishing ack =
suitable for taking Pike Bass Trout either in lake. y
er or brook, such Rods Reels ines, Hooks SheII
Flies, Fly Books MiRnOw Senes, Nets, SC &c, v
H HATTERSLEH'S Gun store
lG2 Superior st. Cievelan
T AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY
ii 4 Manu- faeturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
are now prepared supply all orders with superior Qual
~ - N W. TAYLOR, Agent,
iui6f Office 30 Bank street.
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DETROIT & LAKE SUPERIOR.
- 18 60. -
Wards Opposition Lake Superior Line
Consisting Of the following Pressure Steamers:
ARCTIC, MONTGOMERY,
CAPT. F. s. MILLER, CAPT. J. NICHOLSON
s EA BIRD,
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RFYTEW OF TIE CLETELlaFD WHOLESALE
PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK END
ma KaY7 1850
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREEl l

No. Il6 Walnut Sc. p PhlIade lphla-
JOHN SUURBRUG, Agsit,
~ Ceda- 81. New York 2eHAf:Th
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All the trains going Westward connect At Cleveland with
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati 81
LOUIS &c and all the tains gong Eastward eonnsct a.
Dunkirk with the trains Of the New York Erie Baroad
and AZ Buffalo with those Of the New York csatra snd
Buf flo and New York City PsiirOads.
H. NOTTINGHAM sups.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-08

In Court CT Common
Pleas in and for CuyabO-
ga County, Ohio.
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PROFESSOR OF ELkCTRoPATHY 4 MEDICINE,
n Office No III Ontario street, up stairs few doors
q Once hours from TO L and rom to O'Clock daily
fSundavs sxceDted-l nOv2
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0rousperLnticn
LIKE NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUNKTRK,
Notice to Shippers

A THE UNDERSIGNED,
Az g ;, :! sr% S'.1i9!i SSsF g az 5F51 i54
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CAPT. &C. BLODGET1

ct The above steamers will ruu during the Of Manga
ng ton follOwS:-
u n TTC
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o. Ind. sup Slbhl - 9 -
GA Ind. ext llhbl = 9l-e ~
i,subie extra Slbbi 5 SO s 81
A. FlouF-.. Rlbhl4 fia { ~
euckWheai F2cwt % -
0oTn Msal. facvt J 80 ! y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-15
In A NUTSuEIL.-The n. Tunc Il

In A NUTsnELL.-The IT. Lune thus
condcnscs in single paragraph all there
has been, of the proceedings in Congress,
for the first two months Of the session
Looking at all this vast storm and tur-
moil of the human windspouts congregated
at Washington, that have been so busily
carcering in their eccentric circles for the
past two months, we sometimes think Sc
Der people in other parts of the world must
think we are the greatest set of fools in the
universe. We are undergoing no national
trials; neither war, famine, nor pcstilcncc
besets us nothing hurts US, in fact; only
John Brown went down into Virginia with
twcnty-one men last Fall, on an improper
and impracticable erraud; Bowman HELPER
wrote book; VIM. II. Seward, formerly a
schoolmastcr in Gcor{ il, has declared that
Slavery anu Freedom don't pull we'll in
the same harness; negroes run away, and
Yankees say they won't catch them. This
is the whole story of our existing pcrils
This is the entire sum and substance oi
all the sound and fury of our gass -conadine
alarmists and talk-mongcrs in Congress
and in the press.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-15

at s. Hall. The sale bad been the
only theme of conversation at every place
he had passed through, within twenty
miles Of his destination; and much and
loudly was it lamentcd that the squirc
should be leaving his house forever, and
that poor Mr.. John would never enjoy his
rights, as they persisted in calling the
possession of the estate On his entrance
to the mansion, signs Of approaching re-
moval everywhere met his eye. Packages
filed the hall: servants with sorrowful
countcnances, were .hurrying about; and
the family were lingering sadly over the
last dinner they expected ever to partakc
of in their regretted home.
. Mr.. s. greeted his friend with a
surprise which changed to incrudelity when
the barrister requesting his private ear,
declared the reason Of his appearance.
"It cannot be-" said he. is it likely
that no one should ever have heard Of the
hiding of the deed but the old gentleman
you mention. Depend upon it, you have
been deceived, my dear friend, l anu only
sorry you should have taken so much
trouble, to SO little purpose"
The barristcr mentioned the name of
his visitor. +,
Hugh So exclaimed the gentle
man laughing. "I have not relation in
the. world by that namc.''
"lt is worth the trying, however," sale
the lawyer; "and since l have come 50
far, l will finish the adventure"
Mr.. S - seeing his friend so deter
mined, at length consented to satisfy him,
and accom- panied him towards the apart
ment he specified: AS they crossed one
Of the rooms in their way, he suddenly
stopped before full length picture. "For
heavens sake" cried he, "who is this p
"My grand-uncle," returned Mr.. s.
"a good old fellow as ever lived. I wish,
with all my heart, he were alive now; but
he has been dead these thirty years"
"What was his name ?"
"Hush s.. The only one of our
family Of that name.'
"1'hat is the man who called upon me.
His dress, his hat, his very ring are
! there"
They proceeded to the closet, lifted the
false bottom Of the trunk, and found the
deed.
The kind old uncle was never seen
again.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-03-15
Hon. H. Winter Davis,

Mr.. DAVIS, for his manly course in
voting for Mr.. PENNINGTON, has subject
ed himself to storm of pro-slavcry de-
nunciation which would appal most men.
But we shall be greatly surprised # he is
not found equal to the occasion. While
he was a candidate for re- election, he an
nounced to his constituents that he sh uld
vote with the North, that the interests of
Baltimore would only find support in that
quarter, and that she had nothing to ex-
pect from the Southern disunionists.
He has kept his word, and it is too late to
pretend that he has deceived anybody.
Mr.. Davis possesses great coolncss and
courage, and is a master Of fence in de-
bate. We predict that he will tc tri-
umphantly sustained by the people of
Baltimore, in spite of the malignant hos
Utility Of the Sun, and the timid, vacilla-
ting, and apologetic course of the Clipper.
The Sham Democracy in the Leg IS aturc
showed their narrow scct;onalism by intro
ducing resolutions cessuring Mr.. Davis,
and we regret to say that the "Anericans"
lacked the courage to stand by him. The
resolution of censure was adopted with
only two or three dissenting voices.
If Baltimore and the northern counties
were represented in proportion to their
white population, this resolution of censure
could never have passed; but that great
city, under the apportionment as it now
exists, has not more than one-ffth of its
fair share in the representation.
The rotten borough system prevails in
Maryland, and gives the control Of the
State to the slaveholding counties. 1t is
time that system was broken up. The
rapid increase of population in Baltimore
and the northern counties, and the stag
nation Of the slaveholjing districts, arc
bringing out the injustice of this system
in bolder relief every day; and we under
stand that murlners of complaint are
beginning to come up from the people.
Baltimore and the northern counties
should at once cut loose from the leading
strings Of the slave interest. They owe
all their prosperity to free labor, and free
labor should assert its superior weight and
intelligence in the Legislature
al Era.