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Rhgsifiaus 4 Snrgtuas.
DR. A GIBSON.

Formerly of New York CITY, will pay One Hun
dred dollars for the prod that ne ever ll5 70 sur
the above named diseases. He will pay the SANE
sum for the proof that any other physician ~
the United States treats the same diseases VIE
feT mSay years Of laborious study and expert
ence, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being able % an
nounee to the unfortunate, that he has perfected
system sPFFDY p sFS5iliss AND 81 PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases Win al paa
efeets arising therefrOnl, includlng -
DFBIIiTl OR NERVOUS PKOSTRATION.
He has succeeded in earing cases IN ms f. Soe ,e
self-styed physicians, who proie % treat Al
maladies with success, and without receiving tha-
AitkoaEh DR.. GIBSON has a Diploma. yet he
makes boast ofthat fact, for the very reason thai
OF ihfeiigence, for neither diplomas nor colieges
nor even experience ever yet posaessed power sum
one single Ounce into medical genius neithsr does
he boast that he Is q member OF some college IN
Paris or London, perhaps some Others DO Tor me
purpose Of ensnaring the Innocent. But what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of is thus, that ne - aDle y
give entir5 satisfaction 10 those who repose conn
dence in MS ability and integrity, and that be has
perfected an American system Of treatment which
calIenqes any PhyHician Of London or Paris, or any
paSent medicine 10 equaI for the radical cure Of sem
inal weakness, and all diseases or arrangements,
both mental and physical, arising nom sexual or
Dr, GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet di5eoysred
and hrsti the agents used are In % respect alsee
able he uses no relies o. the DARK agess sneh S 8
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug secondly
restrictions in diet or business Is rec fe Aullu
ly his treatment Is positive and certain in all cases
He stands prepared 20 - into any public or private
hospital In the United states and Qennonstrate the
great fact that he d able % permanently cure ten
cases, I'm the same length q time required By any
other Physician to cure one similar case,
Fellow Citizens Facts ara tangible things and lh
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and lr0m which Just and definite
conclusions can be deduced.
Dr.. GIBSON IL permanently located IN Cle1elanut
aud has during the past SIX months periormed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes u treatment. Reference can be given %
individuals Of the first respectablity be Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard 20
skill aud integrity In all professional transactons-
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scroiula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
H5- Medicine sent TO any part Of the country on
recent Of ten dollars.
Dr. GIBsON's New Work on Physiology for =
az his once.
,fF9 DR.. GIBSON, k
Professor Of ElectroPatiy and Medicine,
l5- once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsE
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to Y and from to TO O'Clock 4.
daily, (Sundays excepted noy2
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P1rrsBURGH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

a. AOChEaIEAi NAY =.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church to-day voted unanimously that the sub
jects Of Temperance, slavery, &c, needed no FUR
ther action.
The new Synod of Sandusky was erected.
The amount raised BY subscription for Father
ChiniQuy 4 s2,750.
Rev Dr. Palmer, of New Orleans, was elected
70 the Chair Of Practical Theology and Rev. I.
Wistar Hodge to the Chair Of New Testament
Literature and Biblical Greek in the Princeton
theological Seminary.
Rev Wm. n Paxton, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, was
elected TO the fifth Professorship in the Iheologi-
cal Seminary at Allegheny City.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL
wAsHrsoros, May q.


WAsnSeroS, May %,
The House resumed the consideration Of the Pa
III. Noel offered a substitute to the effect that
the road commence in Western Texas. Rejected.
NJ Woodso1 Is a compromise between the va
rious propositions, proposed main ufaek tr0in
San francisco between the 35th snd S2d parallels
north latitude, 10 connect with the branches from
Iowa Missouri and Texas,
Mr. Smith Of Va, advocated southern route
opposing the proposition for branches Tor the ac
oommodation of local seetlons,
Mr. Frank replied iusfifying the aston OF the
special committee In reporting the central rcdte,
and insisting that 1t Is national in character and
best calculated TO promote the important pur-
Ifter debate, in which Mr. Davis, Of Nd,
showed the bill was wholly impraoticahle, II was
re-eommitted 70 the Select Commitiee-l00 against
M Curtis having Intellectually tried to get
leave 70 report at any time, the House went into
committee for general debate.
M. Wuhburnei Of III made a speech review lew
inF the personal and political history OF Abra
ham Lincoln, his votes In Cougress, &c, and pro
nouncing him man Of great ability, private
citizen without blush, and public man without
reproach.
Mr.. Bigier presented a memorial Of citizens Of
Philadelphia, in favor Of the change Of the
tErif Referred % the Committee on Finanee
Mr.. johnson, from the Committee on Public
Lands asked to be discharged from the consider
afion Of the bin 10 eede 70 the States the public
lnads within their limits unsold for five years.
Amer some desultory conversation, Mr.. John
sons motion 70 disagree was carried-yeas y
nays 20. All the Democrats but Air. Rice voted
II the Affirmative.
Mr. King presented petition for the soldiers
OF the war Of 1872, for pensions,
Several bulls and resolutions OF q private nature
IL. GWin moved that the Senate disagree 70
the House amendment 20 the Pacific Telegraph
BIN
Ar Grimes moved 10 concur In the House
amendments
NT. GWin was satisfied with his motion to dis
agrse. He had no objection TO the reductions
made By the House
Pending the consideration of the subject the
Post Once Deficicuuy hill uaa taken up, and Mr..
Pearce further explained its provisions.
on motion Of Mr.. Hunter the bill was laid
nside 10 enable Mr. Slideli to make personal eN
psuation in regard TO his alleged interest in the
Horemhs land grant- He recited the facts ana
refnfed the charges preferred against him.
NJ Benjamin. defended the Houmas Land
Grant claimant, and Mr. TOmbs took the oppo-
site side.
M Pugh advocated the bill reported by the
Private Land Committee, which compek clalm-
ants Of all the lands in disbute to commence ~.
dicial proceedings within two years or toriell
them % the government.
Adjourned
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VIOLENT HAIL STORM.

ST. LouIs, Nay %.
A violent hail storm at Lexington, No., last
night did much damage to the fruit IN the viein-
ify, and broke nearly all the glass in the city
The han stones weighed seven ounces, and split
fhiurIee in their descent
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HAVANA NEWS.

EEw YORK, May q. +
The steamship Quaker City, from Havana 2Sihr
arrived 70 day. -
leans
y Among the plantations near Trinidad injured
bv lie recent tires were the Carojal and Magma
The total Losses near 500 900.
The schooner josephine, which left this port
on the ITth nominally for St Thomas, returaed
10 mort Yesterday, for repairs, having been dis.
masted and was last night seized es suspected
slaver Her captain, james Carter, is also under
arrest
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pal.slal aA.aas. il tAs prIss q 0ut sE.as. Gen

The Now York skippinF Lisi says :-The in
Quiry this Woekyhas been very fair, and the
their own way There has been but II tile doing
outside the Trade The sales reported are 10
bales washed and unwashed Snyrna at 8 cents
fer che former, and il8lee for tue latter, mos,
OalifoTniS. P2 bales on private terms and 30
bSles common Rt about i2 cents. Pulled and
Fleece Woods continue dull, and for them we
make no report. The trade generally Is better
than IL was but Is still quite dull.
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oswEeO nIARKRT-NIAY aa.

hN fELE0RArHl
FLOUR Unchanged.
WHEAT-In moderate demand. Sales q l3,OOO
bush 1iiwankee club AZ Sl,l5a and Sooo bush Cana
IA club at Sl,lt afoRt
CORN-Market without material change. Sales
of lSoO0 bush Illinois al a6 and 600 bush Indiana
a same quotations, 70 arrive.
OATB-Steady. Sales 1000 bush CANADIAN on
nrlVnfo terms.
B1I1LHY-Ncrinal
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~ YuRK aLARKBT-lIAY 20.

uToTTR-Ffve csnts better on common grades
with 4 Az dsnRad i9r hone conanmPtlon eng 80
ulation; the advance eheea eAPoIt lsni4e. ~ ~ q
asss5 for extra state; $5l595D for super1ne west
sfn; S5s0G5,50 for common 70 medium extra Esst- E,
srn. ma Sss5ia6 for Shipping brands extra OHIO
round hoSp Market elolinG quiet ana scarcely %
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nTUsTCAL CONVENTION.

- MADISON, Ind, MAY %.
State Musical Convention was organised here
to-day, And will be In session four days. The a.
tendance from this and adjoining States Is quite
respecfable.
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WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
AND
WESTERN EXPRESS co.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEST. T. ENLARGED En-; =, and
ton OF Merchants, Shippersr Travellers and Emil
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
having united their faeilit es with those of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads. numbering 81 PrOpeIlers and
Steamers, of the first Insurable
Glass,
will run DAILY LrsEs, during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo 20 the Ports Of Chicago, hilyaukee,
Racine and other Ports on Lake Michigan Detroit,
Lake Erie which, in connection with the USEouALED
CANAL FAcILIrIEs Of this Company, comprising
I5O BoATs OF THE LARGEST CLASS,
eight of which leave Buffalo and New York daily,
enables them TO offer Merchants and shippers snpe-
ror Inducements for safetys dispatch and resiaoihy
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
tovned and operated by this Company win be run
over the New York Central Railroad TO Bunaioy snd
~ proneiiers o1, the T-tss ~ sn1b fregbt a ma,
require a more speedy transit than BY Canal
FoR RATES OF FREIGHT, CONTACTS, AND Bills
OF LApISa, BY CANAL OK Rail, appF TO the Agents
or COnsignees, At the ofices Of the Company; -
No. Coeuties Slip and AatOr House, New York.
No. il3 Pier, Albany r-r.
No. igl River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Hurd 4 Co.'S Dock Detroit
Nil. 4 Miss. r. r. Dock, Milwaukee.
Foot State street, Chicago.
Also, at Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo aud Racine
SHIPPING DIRECTIONsl
MARX PACKAGES FOR CANAL "W. T. Co"
SHIP DAILY, As FOLLOWS.
NEW YoKK, Pier East River. saa
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, ll3 Pier. ----
TROY, Foot Of State street.
BUFFALO, Erie Basin.
DETROIT, Hurd & Co 3 Dock ..-.-
MILWAUKEE, Mil Miss. II. h. Dock. rad
CHICAGO, Foot Of State street l--
Mark Express Goods ''WEsTERN ExPREas Co.
and route they are 90, and ship Is follows;
NEW YORK, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
landt street,
swiftsurs Line Propellers, Pier s Err.
~IrrTsI Hudsgn River r. R., = WarTen ST.
l42 Chamber, or corner Canal ana
West Bts. r
BOSTON, Western Railroad
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad.
JOHN ALLEN, JR., President.
8ayis:ss5 i S''D 10 T. \. BOND, Agent, Cleveland
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THAT PROFESSOR WOODS

THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE will preserve infaIli-
by the Growth and Color Of the HAIR If used two
three times week, to any imaginable age; perfect
ly restore the gray, cover the bald with Nature
own ornament, the hair; make II more soft and
beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp nee
0 al qseAsSs Y the gTesSes sge
al men and Gentlemen and Ladies Of all classes, all
over the world, bear testimony that We do not say
too much in its favor. Read the following and Judge
HICKORY GROVE, st. Chsrles Co, No
Prof o. ]. wooD-Dear Sir Some time last sum
mer were induced 10 use some Of your Hair Re
stOratiye, and its effects were 50 wonderful, We feel
Il our duty to you and the afflicted to report il.
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fectly covered with sores, and called it scad
head. Tho hair almost entirely came OF In eOnse-
Qusnce when friend seeing his suferings advised
TO your Restorative; did with little hope
Of success but to our surprise and that Of ali our
friends very few applications removed the disease
entirely and new and luxuriAnt crop Of hair soon
started out, and We can now say that our boy hSs
other child. We can therefore, and do hereby re-
commend your Restorative as a perfect remedy for
SpeetfSiIy, Srs GEO ". HiGGISBoTHiTS.'i M ~
SARAH A. HIGGIHBOTHAM.
Prof WooD-Dear sir:-My hair had, for several
years. been becoming prematurely gray, accompanied
BY hRrshness which rendered the constant appli
cation Of oil necessary in dressing IT, When com
meneed using your hsstoratlye about two months
its till within the last three wes IL has turned
10 lie natural COLOR and assumed softness and lua-
tire greatly TO be preferred to those produced BY the
application OF oils or any other preparation 1 have
used. regard it as an Indispensable article for
every body'S toilet whether 1t be used Hair Re
Etoratiye for the simple purpose Of beautifyfng
the hair. You have permission to refer TO me an
who entertain any doubt Of performihg all that Is
claimed for Il. MRS. O. SYMONDS,
FEB. 10, 1857. Il3 Third ST., Cincinnati, o.
Prof WooD-Dear Sir by the advice ofa friend
Of nine, who had been using your Hair Restorative,
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last May, and nearly every hair 10 my head came
out Now my hair has come in great deal thicker
than ever Il was Nothing but q duty and sympa-
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as have been would indvco me to give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully,
A. h. JACOBS.
1.-THE Restorative Is put up in bottles Of tSree Sizes
VIZ E:-LArRa, medium and small; the slsalt bottle \
pint and retails for dollar per bottle, tho me-
dium holds twenty per cent more In proportion than
the SMALL retails for two dollars per bottle; the
largo holds quart, 40 per cent in proportion,
and rethilB for three dollars per bottle.
D. j. WOOD CO., Proprietors, No. i4t Broad
way, n. T., and No. ia Market St, 81. Louis Mo.
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers,
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8saaF aetifeseI..
", BgllETf( DEFORE e. B. TIB-

40 OAaAI ~ -
Mrs. = CorToS ~ BITS. 5. p. Of Cleveland
ToEnshiP, Cuyahoga county, Ohio. On he sia Day
msnt Ia the above action for the sum Of thirteen
gIOO dollars said cause Is set for the 2lst day Of
June, 1850, At O'Clock p n. O.
Cleveland, May ~ lsoo mayi6.256
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COURT.-On the 18th day Of June,
no no O'Clock A. ~ on the pEstnises Ia the town
ship of Middleburgh, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, will
be soid TO the highest bidder, ths ing DESCRIBED
real estate as The property Of william N. Bryan
sitnafs IN said township Of Middleburgh, and Il
also "a the village Of beTeai and u pllIae9 Ah1 %
scribed as follows COmmeneing ~ tne lntsIsesllOn
u the south line with the aOuth line OF bridge street
IN said VILLAGE thence south on Adaps street about
; rods 10 lands decided BY Robert Wallace and VIE
70 William FitzRerald, thence east on sald fitAteI
aldis line ~ rods, thence north rods on Drlaee
street. thence west on Bridge street - rods y the
place or beginning containing acre q land, pe
the same more or less. Said land 20 Do sold iOI 0t
less than $50. Terms Of sale viii Be made Ano#h
on the day Of sale.
Wm NJ Bryan, deceased.
Cleveland o, May u, ls60. 81
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND
" CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMNER Ar
ls6O Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as fol-
6:d5 a. N. n. Y. 4 Cincinnati Express-Stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, shelby, and all stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus 1880 A. NJ
Cincinnati 4:D A. n.
SIS P. n. AccommodatiOn-stoppin at all Stations
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ, Cincin-
600 P NJ Night Exprsss-stopping at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, shelby Crest
line, Gallon, Cariington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Hos ?. n, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Lanesyille,
&c.
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, Gc,.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Bslsfontasne Railroad Line, for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Nincennes, Evans
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, DAYTON Cincinnati Line, for Springfield,
b., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich
mOnd, Indianapolis, Iorro Haute, st Louis,
&c; and at Cincinnati with the Ohio MIS-
sissipp Railroad for Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio RIVER.
Columbus, Little Miami / Columbus, aud Aenia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St Louis, Morrow, Loyeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad At Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansvile, Cairo 81. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
Vile, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, FiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbanas &C,
DS- For Tickets TO all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Ofce, 81 Superior street,
at the Passenger Station ,,,-, ,,--,...-,-.-..
Cleyeiand April IA 1859
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FIRE.
PHILA

PHLADELPHIA, Nay q.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Depot at
BordenfoWn was burned II O'Clock this morning
with three locomotives and ten cars.
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Goal OH,

MYSTIC COAL OIL & LAMPS.
lHf The Great American Lamp H
PARAGON BURNER
gives the CHEAPEST LIGHT in the world, and
viii not smoke. Call and see. W. w. GAINES,
docs:953 20S Superior 81.
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BosToS, May %.
The Arabia arrived OF seven this evening. Her
mails 90 south in the morning.
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HOME TESTIMONY


WEsT BEDFoRD, Coshocton Co, u, May Il, 81.
medicines Of the Graelenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them 70 -
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold TO
great many families regularly as their tea and coi-
iee, and with my trade they have become staple
ticie Marshaifs Uterine Catholicon Is . medicine
that has done great amount ol good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold Il TO told me she had re-
ceiyed mOre beueht from one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical treatment By the most
skillfnl physicians. JAMES WILSON.
THE GRAEFENBERG MARSHALL's UTERINE
CATHOLICON
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms.
Irreqularfties- knessf alntness-- Deranqed Ap-
petite-SalloW COmplexi0n-Pain IN the Back
and Kidneys-C Chills-Cold Hands and
Feet - Bloating - EeyerishncEs-
Neuralg gia- Headache-Rest-
lessness-Disturbed Sleop-Flush-
es Of Heat-Gen0ral pain-Cruwling
and Pain IN the Spine aud between the
Shoulders-Acld -Nausea--Dinicult
passing Of Urine, with heat or smarting-Itch-
ing, Burning or Irritation in the Urine Organs
Nightmare Despair Hysterics-Anxiety-R Red
Fsee = Nervous rwitching - sarting-Con-
stipation-Irritable Temper = sadness
Depraved Appetite-E Eiatulence--Bloat
ed and Irregular BoWes-unpleas-
ant Dreams-Pains In Uterine Orans-Numbneis
and Pains in Linbs.
"a sold By City Druggists and Medicine DeaiTs
{ throughout the country.
For Medicines Or Agencies, address
h. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
novle-dEw General Agent for Ohil
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IIITNN I7IIIlIIII = I11III q
, ys mon Plea, ,Cuyaho-
SrEPHKS GRIFFIN, Defendant, 81 County, Ohio.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEEEND-
WASTRR COMMISSIONERS

Al sALE.-Pursuant to a decrstal order OF sale,
g me directed, issued irom the Court u Common
April ls60, in action therein pending, wherein
William Hunter is plaintin, and james Ross Esther
n Ross and others, are dsiendants, shall, on the
3lst day Of Nay, ls6o at O'clock p M, expose for
sale at public auction, et the door Of the COur
House corner Of Seneca and Champlain streets) 10
the city of Cleveland, in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as follows, 70
ist Being part Of LOT 2s in the original allotment
Of the village Of Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, In
the State Of Ohio, bounded a. loloWs Beginning at
point on the west line Of Bank street in said city
thirteen rods (l3l north Of the north line of 81.
Clair street. thence westerly at right angles with
Bank street TO the west line ofsaid lot No. IS thence
(6) feeti thence easterly at right angles with Bank
St, e the west line thereof thence southery on the
ginning Appraised value St0O0,0o
%. known a. part Of lot No. twenty-seyen CD
thiry-three feet front the sOutherly side Of John
son street, and nine lgl rods deep Of equal Width
bounded as follows: Commencing on the west line Of
land owned b. Jcel Scrant0n, Nov. a. lSSs; running
thence southeTy nine " rods thence westerly par
thence northerly 70 the sOutheriy line Of Johnson
street nine (9l rods; thence easterly along said
johnson street to the place Of beginning AP-
sd. sKnowh as part Of ten aers lot ty six (ssl in
Cleveland, CuyahogA county, Ohio, decided By Jo-
and Is bounded and described a. follows, % vii >
Beginning at point Prospect street, north side,
southwest corner Of said lot and the northeast
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running thence
northerly along the east line Of Perry street one
hundred and fOrtyhve (lf5 feet; thence easteriy on
line parallel with the north line Of Prospect street
ssventy-hys feet and ten inches (75-l0); thence
southerly on q line parallel with the east line Of
Perry street one hundred and forty-fve C45l feet
thence westerly along the north line Of Prospect
street IS feet and ten inches to the place Of begin
ming; being the same land decided 70 James Ross by
OK. Skeels and wife, recorded Vol. . Ouyahogs
Records, page 35l.n Appraised at Sl0,s0o,QQ.
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner
J. N. JoyEs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
rlavalaud anril lsa0
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
MEN-Read notices in the Tribune since Dee.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
jul MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
from his Exeolleney JAMES d, WESC0TT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, aud member Of the U. y Senate;
For upward Of twenty-five years L afflicted
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure, but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner, TO the
Graefenberg Remedies. conscten otsly advise their
use. JAS. u. NESIOOII.
HEW YORK, February, 1873.
Dr. J. +. BRIDGE-Dear Sir; Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling of the womb, whites and deTanged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 70
clearly described in your Advertisements and pam
phlots She had the very best medical skin in this
city till entirely prOstTated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her life might POSSIBLY be
prolonged little longer under the most judieious
treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
10 sink when came into your office at the Grae-
fenbsrg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you was confident Of the Graefenberg
Marahas CRtholicon, In relieving her, she diseharg
ed all the physicians and tried IT, though doubling
ly. PrOyidentialy IL relieved her quickly, and hye
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any of the COM
plant, and she Is as strong, active aud healthy as
when young girl. JNO. K. BRIGGS.
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CANAL FREIGHTS-Uneh
LAKE I1fPORTs-looo bbls fouri l7O4o bush
NJ haaf. 2. 600 bush corn