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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
IL has bess my good fo.tune TO health many
housands of my cOuntry-wcmen-
Nv success has excited the malice Of the enTious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
kave fallen upon NY pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihays relieved Solong held in afectionate and
hankfu remembrance BY those who have experienced my
skill can afford despse the efforts Of
nd slanderer
Myfriends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing nsnsruaOn within the reach Of she
Ladies Of the United states indpostiOn to enter
ssd occupied by quacks with their pernicous nOstrus
and fear thst uuprincpled countereters might palm upon
shs public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of my
ANTlE DE FEMME" in the United Sfatss.
AtIast yield the sntreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AEGIE DE FEMME"
,esd only saw that it Is liquid orm and is exactly such
nsI have used in my practice France and
that IT has never failed satisfactory result
The annie de Femme and meustruaticn stand in the re
Iton Of cause and 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy fow where never has existed and to
restore ii where been from suppressed.
In oreto guard against imposition the wrapper Of direc
tour on each bottle of the As de Femme viii bear ny
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc'
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S2e0 package prcopn
PARIs, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
no % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme st the Propretor's prlces.
HulO dkwlys
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ST. CECILIA SocIETY.-This Musical Society,
which is one ofou home institutions worthy Ofnote,
will give Concert at the Melodeon on Tuesday
evening next. at which time the Society will be
assisted by Miss Bimler, the Cleveland Gesangve-
rein, and the Ohio City Society. This Concert will
be free one. See advertisement for particulars.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2:
HOUSE.

Mr.. Hughes made another successful motion to
suspend the rules to enable him to introduce q
bill revivirg the tariff Of ls46.
The House went into Committee on the Post
Office App opriation bill.
Mr.. Montgomery, of Pa, offered an amendment
repeating t1e present tariff and reviying the act
Of ls4e, with an amendment imposing specific du-
ties on iron, &c.
The Chairman, Mr.. Hopkins, Of Va, rulsd the
amendment out of order on the ground Of irrels-
vency. Gentlemen on both the Democratic and
Republican sides coincide with the chair.
Mr.. Montgomery appealed from the decision
and proceeded to show that he was acting in ac-
cordance with the rules Of the House, . tariff bill
having in 1858 been orde.ed by Mr.. Lstcher as 81
amendment to the Civil and Diplomatic bill.
The decision of the Chair was suspended. AysI
| I09, nays not counted.
Mr.. sEdell gave notice that on Friday noon he
would call up the bill for the acquisition Of Cubs
for final vote.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

r Illustrated London News for February; also
Punch, Bells Life and London Times, New York
Ledger, Harper's Weekly, Frank LesGe's IIustra-
ted, Pilot, Living Age, Tablet and Telegraph for
this week; also Great Republic and Atlantic
Monthly for March, for sale at 0lmsted's News
Rooms opposite the Post Office
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CoNcEkT.-The Concert to be given at Trinity
Church this evening, for the benefit of the Home
for the Sick and Friendless, will be fne musical
treat, as well as noble gift Of charity to benevo-
lent institution. The Home" has been established
by the Trinity Church, and is doing much good
We hope large sum may be realized from the con-
cert this evening.
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RArLRoAD Acc1DENT.-Yesterdaya afternoon, as
the No. Freight train o1 the G. c. 4 C. R. R.
was coming north, aud when about two miles this
side of Wellington station, about two o'clock, an
axletree broke, in consequences Of which seven or
eight freight cars were thrown Of the track, badly
smashing and damaging them. The track was
cleared for the night express train. No person in.
i1rad
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ACCIDENT.

NIHCENNEs, FEB. %.
The steamboat Crescent, heavily loaded for New
OrleaD, in attempting to pass down through the
draw bridge over the Wabash this P. n, swung
around and struck one span Of the o. M. Railroad
bridge, but doing no serions damage to it except
springing it out Of line. About one hundred bar
rels Of pork were thrown overheard to prevent the
boat from sinking. She now lies against the bridge
badly crippled. The balance OF her cargo will be
taken out in barges, when it is thought the boat
be removed safely. Trains pass over the road
60 ueuaI
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As.irnment af canses.
COMMON pLEAs-rEsRuAnr TERM, 1859.

TUESDAY, Feb'y. % Il to l3.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb'y. 2s.-l4 to %.
THURSDAY, Feb'y. 24-2s to 81.
FRIDAY, Feb'y. 25.-S2 to As.
MONDAY, Feb'y 2s-5l to 100.
TUESDAY, March 1.-l3l to 200.
"WEDNESDAY, March 2.-20l to 2ss.
THURSDAY, March 3.-24O to 26o.
FRIDAY, March 5 PSI to $50.
MONDAY, March 7.-33l to 400.
TUESDAY, March s.-40l to 434.
WEDNESDAY, March e.-435 to 400.
THURSDAY, March l0.-46l to 494.
FRIDAY, March ll'-465 to 543.
MONDAY, March asa to $50.
TUESDAY, March 1851 to 592'
WEDNESDAY, March l6.-593 to 6l2.
THURSDAY, March 17.-6l3 to $50.
FRIDAY, March 1851 to 655.
MONDAY, March 2l.-656 to 673.
MUEsDAY, March 22.-674 to 800.
WEDNESDAY, March 23-69l to 705.
THURSDAY, March 24.-7O6 to 725.
FRIDAY, March 25.-726 to 1853.
MONDAY, March 2s.-754 to IT'S.
TUESDAY, March 2e-776 to s25.
Divorce cases will be heard after criminal causes
are disposed Of
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~E E. RUFFINI offers the greatest bargains ever
made in Furs. They consist of Capes, Muhs, Caps
Robes, Mufiers, Gloves, &c. he offers the highest
prices for Mink, Raccoon, Muskrat, and other
furs. Remember Sd door above Bank on Superior
street
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e Attention is called to the advertisement o.
DR.. Gibson in another column. He can be found
at his Office over o. Cutters auction store. ThG
Doctor brings testimonials speaking in high terml
of his professional skill
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.

WAsHINGroNi req. ID
There is but little prospect that the Senate win
adjourn till morning. Senators have occupied the
whole day in speaking on Mr.. Hale's amendmen;
to the restriction clause Of the Kansas act. The
discussion has taken a wide range, and but few
Democrats have yet spoken.
Mr.. Brown made lengthy address to Northern
Democrats.
Messrs. Douglas, Davis and Green made long
speeches.
Meszrs. Hunter, Gwin and BrOdsrick also defined
their positions.
Mr.. Stuart went over the whole history of non
Intervention legislation, and IS now 70 P. M still
speaking.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
done the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
heaiest improved aud os rapid steam presses the best
style o. shortnotice, and nable Particular
attention paid to blank Every description OF Bind
ng done, especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals,
Sales Eaoks. Receiving Bonks. &C. sc.
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BooTs AND sHoEs.-EverybOdy who has had oe-
casion to purchase boots and shoes, and who has
had an eye TO cheapness, style and durability, has
often wished for dealer whose goods should CON-
bine these points in the greatest degree. To those
who are thus seeking place to trade, we wOnld
ssy that Mcclure, at No. 1875, Ontario street, has
enlarged and improved his establishment and his
customers may rest assured that while they ara
thoroughly sOIed they are by no means sOld. Try
on bis boots and shoes
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ONE MORE WRITING.-The last special Writing
Glass for this Winter, at Bryant, Folsom STRAIT
toms College, begins this evening
Spencer, Phelps and others win teach. Ii
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROaI NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Feb. %.
The supposed defalcation OF Oscar F. Field, pay
ing teller of the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, viii
reach $4,000 1t is said few days before he left
the Bank the valuts were swept Of the gold 1t is
rumored that certain Brokers in this city have
been aiding him in his peculation on the Bank
Field has been employed in the Bank for six years
him
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p Go to Hawks & Bro. for the Ledger, Con.
stsllatiOn, Century, BallOu's Pictorial, Hsrper'l
Weekly, Frank Lezlie's Illustrated newspaper. Ban
nsr Of Light and all else in the way Of periodicals
They have the news at wholesale.
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Y The public are informed that John c. wsg
ner, known for many years as lender of money
whose Office i in Davis Block, is not the Johr
Wagner who was arrested as an accomplcs o
Faulhabsr, the railroad robbsr
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UmriValed i'm Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.

HtHE REASON WHY is THAT BY
Il Natures process it restores the natural cosT Per
manently aer the hair becomes gray supplies the zira
dsndru itchss and heat from the scsD o5iet s15 a1
up the nerves and thus cures all nervous headachs
may be relied upOa Al diseases Of the scaip an
hair viii stop and Keep j, from fang off zaEeS n saff
Oosy healthy Gad beGatV and if USED BY the young Two
reader read the following and sdge f9T yoursslyes
BIzssRs O. J. wOoD Co-Genfisasa: Hsvrss heard
good deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative anI
ts 1r 1eudes Ss 31 wbs common e up @ my q = Sg ASIDE
had against ali mlnner Of patert mscnes and shot
ss ss ago commenced using E'0r ar 'is to test II for ny
The result has been very satisfactory that am very
coursgement Of others who may be graz was b1
them aside are unwilling 10 give yo0f RsstorstiSe t
until they have further DrO0 and the best proof being ocu
lar demonstration write you this letter which you may
show any SUCH and also direct them me for f1rher
proof who in and out Of the N. Y Wrs Railing Eslb
Ny hair now its natural color and much improved IN
appearance every way being gosser and thicker and much
more healthy locking am, Yours Respectfully;
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts-, Brooklyn.
Lrv1NesToS, Ala, Fer. Il, isss.
PRoF. WoocDeEr Sir: Your HAIR Restorative has dors
much good in this part Of the county, NY hair has
slightly diminishing for sevsral years caused srpPoss
using your Hair Rsstoravs Tor weeks and ind ihaI
ys 5s Resq Od a45 NOV og 5m Sr a1glnz ~ used AZ
gabls remedy now e1tsn and advise all who are afflicted
You can publish his II you think proper
Yours, &c, w. MIDDLETON
PBILADELPHiA. Sept 8, 1851.
PROF. WooD-D..r Sir. Yo0r Hair Restorative l. prev
log itself benehcalI The trout and also the back part
Of my head almost lost It's eoveringvas in fact BALD
have used but two han pint bottles Of our and
the top OF my head Is well tudded with promising
crop yonng hair and the front is also receiving its bene
IT. have tried other eparet1ns without any benefit
whatever think IRON my personal recommsndati0u
can induce many others % try IL -
Yours Respectfully, D. R THOMAS, MD.
4s4 No Vine Street
The Restorative is put bottles Of three sizes viz
Lage, medium and small; the small holds y pint and
retas for dol per bottle; the medium holds
twenty in proportion than he small rsfais
for dollars per bottle; he large holds Quat per
cent in proportion. Rad retas for three dollars pes
bottle.
o. ]. WOOD co, ,Propristors, No slz Broadway, n.
Y On the great n Y Wire Railing Estahhahmsut and
No. ia Market street, 81 LOUIS No
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods De1len.
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NOMINATIONS.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. y.
The Opposition State Convention Of Kentucky
nominated Joshua F. Bell, Governor, without ada
senting voice; Alfred H. Allen, Lieut. Governor;
James Harlan. Attorney General Great enth1st-
asm and unsnimity prevailed
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TIE LAND OF TELL.-No more interesting lectu.
rer than Rev. ]. C. Fletcher has ever spoken in
Cleveland, and scarcely any more interesting sub
ject could have been selected by him for his dis.
course this evening than 1.-THE Land Of Tell" To
every schOolbOy, who hasread and spoken the play
Of Tell shooting the g le from the head of bis boy;
to every scholar who has read Of the struggle Of
the Swiss for their freedom; to every tourist who
has or expects to travel over the mountain passes
of the Alps to visit beside the beautiful lake Gene
va, or to climb. with ice staff in hand, the gacierl
of Mount Blanc, this lecture viii be, doubtless, ons
full of pleasure and instruction.
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MrxTcGNNrWs

VERA CEuz, Feb L.
Juarez is preparing for vigorous defence. He
has 5000 men and 200 goas, and has ordered
1000 men from the couI try. He is sanguine of
defeating Miramon.
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AccIDEST.-on Tuesday last, Mr.. NJ Dirby
Classical Teacher in the Cleveland Institute, on
University flights, and also a student with Proctor
Thayer, n. D., met with an accident, while out on
a cunning expedition He, with some Of his pupils
were hunting birds when he, his gun being cooked
slipped and fell. causing the discharge of the gun
and sending the contents into his leg below the
knee. The shot entered into the back of the leg,
part coming out at the heel, badly shattering the
bones of the heel. DR.. Thayer dressed the wound
and considers that there is no danger of amputs
ton of the limb being necessary.
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A DRFAUETER

NEW YoRK, Feb 23
Mr.. Field, paying teller of the Atlantic Bank OF
Brooklyn, has proved defsulter and has disappear
ed The amount Of defalcation is not yet known
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DOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE

DOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
Il On ST. Clair street, Seneca, large twO-story
Brick House and Lot, with all modern improvements
smsll payment down, balance in i've yeus tDe-$7600
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-l00 acres-soil Esady and
gTaEeiy loan, good farm house, orchards, keS6 per
acre.
HIGH srREET-Good two story House and Lot-SaOoO.
SIBLEY STREET-Vacant Lot 191xl65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3z acres land-S200.
WILLOW STREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House and Loi-S35O
BOLIVAR SrREET-Nice IL story House and Lot,
WI Barns-S2,lO0-
THIkTY ACRES-l5 miles by railroad from the city.
within mile Of station good rich SOIL sa hoo<e good
barns, fruit, &C, a. the very low price Of 81 ~
Real Estate and Insurance. AgeLts,
M
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TBRUsDAY MORNING, FEB'Y "a, 1883
TRAVELER,s RECIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISER


J. B. Cobb Co Atlantic Monthly for March.
John IngeTsOn Co.-Sale of Stoves.
B. Buits-Spring Style Hats.
Taylor, Griswold Co-Skirts.
A. S Gardner-Coal Oil Lamps.
Dan R Tilden-Probate Notice.
Melodeon Hall-Lecture.
Trinity Church-Sacred Concert.
Writing Class-Business Notice.
Berhave's Holland Bitters-Spec:al Notice.
Hollowag's Pills-Spccial Notice.
Cleveland Fire DepaItmsui-Grand Bail.
olnstsds News Depo'-Businsss Notice.
Hawks Bro.-Peri deals
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The TWENTY SEcoND.-WAsHINGToN' birth.
day was most splendid day, so far as the air, sky
and sun could contribute to make it so, and our
streets were en-ivened by military parade. A sa-
lutte was fred at sunrise upon the Square, another
at noon, and another at sunset The Cleveland
Grays, Capt. Hayward, accompanied by the Hecker
Band, the Cleveland Light Guards, Capt. Sanford,
with Leland's Band, the Lafayette Guards, and Ar
tillery Companies A., Capt. Lewis, and E., Capt.
Friend, were out on parade. They marched through
the principal streets, and performed some evolu-
tons upon Superior street. Capt. Sanfords Com
pany, the Light Guards, showed that they had been
thoroughly and ably drilled. They went through
variety of eyolutions with remarkable skill and
precision for so new Company. They were out
for the first time in their new uniform, which is
generally very neat and tasty. Il consists of dark
blue coats with light blue cpaulettes, light blue
pants with dark stripe, white belts and shoulder
straps, dark blue fatigue caps with light blue band
and white plume. The officers have buff colored
plumes.
The Festivalof the Guards at the Grsys' Armo-
~ in the evening was pleasant affair TIE Ar.
mory was most splendidly decorated. From the
dome in the center q canopy of the star spangled
banners hung out, forming beautiful lily shaped
crown to surmount the rest of the decorations
which consisted Of pictures, mirrors, flags, &c.
which, with collection of over thirty bird cages
with the occupants pouring forth their songs
decked the hall as it never has been before.
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FIRE.
YERN1LL1oN. Feb. q

The blast furnace at this place, owned BY Til.
den Paige, was destroyed by Ere last night
Koss estimated at SIS 900; insured for 81, 900 or
$4,000.
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CLEVELAND MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The Com
mencement exercises Of the above Institution were
held last evening at the College on Erie street. The
address to the graduating class was delivered by
Rev. James Eells upon "The Architect of Sue
cess" He counselled the young men before him to
be earnest strong, thorough and tireless thinkers,
who would trust for their success not to friends to
money, or to luck, but to their own God-given
powers of thought and will. So they should learn
self reliance and self CONTROL and so should they
possess themselves of the jewels which lie low
down in the sea vf knowledge. We need, not mere
ly to have full head but the ability to use it, and
this we can only have with rigid, constant think
ing Especially at this time is the tide that leads
on to fortune waning for those only who are
strong. thoughtful and bold. The young men be-
fore him who were to go forth from this institution
at this time, were counselled to begin their work
hopefully, prosecute it eheennlly, and mark every
step with results that would show them to believe
that 1--WE live in deeds not words; in thoughts, moi
breath"
Space forbids further report of this excellent
address.
President Hitchcock then presented the Diplo
mss to the following gentlemen, thereby investing
them with the degree of NJ. D.: Jonas J. Ashley
Pierpont; John ". Bowman, CooperstOwn; iona.
than B. Buchtel, South End, Ind; George. B
Christy, Ripon, Wis., ]. Curtis Craig, Shelby
Joseph Forsyth, Mt Vernon; Jacob J. Gordon,
New Reading; John h. Hair, North Georgetown
Wallace R. Hughes, Berlin Centre; Joseph Shep
ard, Avon. H.: Henry K. spooner, Bloomville
Edgar Taylor, -; Freeman Thompson, Jack
son, c. H. Va; Hiram B. Wilcox, La Porte, Ind.
Solomon W. Wright, -; Geo. R. Wicks
BlOomville. AnHOnorary Degree was conferred
upon Geo. H. Hood. Knox county
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24

Y NJ. c. AssocIATIoN.-At the anniversary
meeting of this Association, held on Tuesday eve
ming, the following board of officers was chosen:
President-J. J. ELWELL.
Vice Presidents-W E. CLARKE, Jr., L. ALcoTT
and DR.. T. STERLING.
Cor. Secretary. E. INeERsoLL.
Treas1rer-A L. GoRHAN.
Rec. Secretary-J. 7. STERLING.
Standing Committees-0n Finance -. B. Me-
riam, W. E. Beckwith, Charles Dockstader.
On Lecturea-D. W. Brooks, Il. q. BigeloE E.
p mgerson.
On Library-Charles A. Willard. G. F. LebOu-
teller, E. W. sackrider.
On Missionary Labor. F. 1esler, t. s. Beck
with, D. P. Eells-
The Annual Reports Of the President and Treas
urer, with remarks upon the meeting will appear in
Saturday mornings Leader, being crowded out
to-day.
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COAL! GOALM- COAL! /!
JOHN Tnn & YATES

lrs prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LAcKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filed At their Yard, the Canal,
assr the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
TouV ron ocl7 d5m 2a6s J. v. N. YATES.
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GarpEts &r.
Great Bargains in Carpets.

WTE ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
w our entire of Carpeng and in order that
NAV do SO as quickly as possible Shall and after Feb
2ls 1859 offer extraordinary BARGAINS TO those who
will favor with call.
Mr Raymonds great experience in long connection with
the Carpet Business enables him to purchase OF the East
ern Manufacturers and Importers all kinds Of Carpetng
Oil Cloths Mating RugS &C. at the greatest possible ad
vantsge And when stated that the greater part OF our
Garnet Stock, and OUR ENTIRE stock OF Oil Cloths
MattiDss Rugs, viii be sold at New York cost we feel
assured greater inducements can be offered for the I'M
mediate purchase of good and cheap carDet. Come and
Judge for yourselves at S. RAYMOND co.
Cleveland, Feb 21-feb. q. lS5 Superior St
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON
Professor of Medicine and Electropath,
Lnd caIahtnted fnr cr-inr cl.r ronc nis.n.as

Professor OF Medicine and ElectTopathy
And celsbIated for curing Chronic Diseases.
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
IL and opened Office upstairs on Bank street oppo-
the We1de House, and next door to the Herald Print
ing office, where he will rtman for lew weeks, with
a view to making permanent location. Those who
opportunity safe medical treatment and At
the same and expeditions for the
1vai Of physical arrangements than that has
offered 10 this community The combined skill #
forms Of disease which he will cure or make
No Charge for Serrices arhieh are not successful,
according to an opinion which will be given when the pa
tient is first examined DR. Gibson Will nay One Hundred
Dollars any Physician in the world who will equal bis
in the treatment Of Dspepsa, Neuralgia Nervous
Consumption, ScrOfu's, Rheumatism, White Swelling,
WIthered Limbs, Blindness any affection OF the Sight
diseases of the optic and all diseases peculiar
TO Fem1les Also the following DISEASES OF THE
BRAIN, which have heretofore resisted all modes OF
bv all classes Of Medical Men, treated
BY Dr. c. with degree of certanty amounting maihe-
uatical precision namely Chronic Inflammation Conges-
Soenng Of the Brain-dseases which charsc-
lied by loss of memory failing of sight melancholy and
fused state of mind loss of ambition mental energy
certain to finally terminate IN diOcy. insanity, sui
eide.
DE- G. will forfeit One Hun ired Dollars in case of 1re
/ to remove of the last named diseases
He hopes this notice Will be sufficient cuarrantF with
The and very respectable and favorable rersn-
and testimonials he produce the thousands who
suffering from the above diseases that they can posi-
lively recover their health receive handsome premium
! in case offaiuTe.
No charge for consultation Call early il YOU desire
complete cure of your disease
Office hours O'Clock to O'Clock daily, Sundays
/ cepted. feb. p.