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OOMMEROIAL.
CLEvEI.AND nIARKET-OCT. 80.

FIOUR-There is more demand to-day, with
sales 50 bbls extra at S5 200 do at $685. 20 bbls
good red double extra at s525; and 100 bbs choice
DO at $50
WHEAT-A trife better. Sales are cars red on
track at slO7; cars do at sIO6s and 1900 bu free
on board at SI.Os.
CORN-Duu and IOwOr. Sale l car at 4ie on
track.
OATs-Dun at 25@26c.
BARLEY-sals car at CSC.
HIGHWINEs-Lower. Sale 90 bbls at l9c
which Is given as the extreme figure Of the market
the range being ls5f9l9c.
FEATHERS-sale GO hs at 4sc.
sEEDs-sales are 10 bush clover at S5'25, md
Is bush Timothy at % l2jz.
EGGS-Are firm at l4c.
Receipts for the past "a hours are as follows
" 'So ID
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BlsTON ITEMS.

BOSTON, Ncr ~.
sorihWorth Barns, a lending merchant and
well known citizen Of Plymouth, committed sui
eide yesterday BY drowning. Cause mental De
preston. -,
4 ft Is reported that maekerel schooner Of Glou-
cester was recently run down BY steamer IN 3
tlense for near Care Canso, and after floating two
DAYS Waferloged, seven of The crew were washed
overheard. The remaining nine took boat
which capsiEed, and two men were deyoured by
sharks.
The remaining seven recovered the boat, when
two men died from exhaustion. The survivors
were rescued by Portugese vessel, and carried
30 St. Dominic, where the American Consus
treated them Kindly, and would send them home
No aaInes are given.
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MfaifinEs.
sgAR WHAT THE PEOPLE sGY.

THIS underlined having used Professor HUM
PHREYg' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
10 our families with ths most satlsci0ry rasula and
having full confidence In theiT genulnenel1, purity,
And eficscy cheerfully recommend them % an per
sons who uiah 70 have safe RELIABLE and efhcaciou5
remedies af hand for private or domestic use
Ths Rev. Wm. HoEmer, editor Of ne Northern
fndependent," Auburn, \. T. the hev = H. CTes
lie Rev. D. l. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn state
Prison; the Rev Spencer n Rice, Rector, New Bed
ford Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, heE-YorE Con
f-reDce. n Y The Rev. P. 8 Pratt, DorBet, VI ue
REV. John 2 Robie Buffalo; A. Q. Hart Esq., Uuca,
n. Y. ths Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. ne Hoo.
Schuyler OolfaI, soufh-Bend, Ind. The Hon George
he ROlio state Journal (" C5lumbus Ohio the Hon.
r. H. Graham, Moline, IN the Hon Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla. The Hon joseph Beneirt
Utlca, n T.; Wm- Briaol, ESQ.,, Utica, n. Y. 3
Pond, Esq, Utiea, n r.. james Piunkeii ISL Nash
I'll Penn
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ID. lS6O, summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G.. II. Benham, Justice Of the Peace Of
$40 90 in favor Of said plaintiff and that said action
will be for hearing before said Justice ats O'Clock A.
NJ November 18th. 1850.
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T7ELFGRAPHlC,
wrsTFRN NEWS.

H8Tn LRAvESWoRrH, Oct. 50,
The Times, Of this city, has information nom
Sontktrn Kansas that 90 dragons, under Capt,
Sfurgcs, accompanied BY the Indian Agent Ger.
van has been driving the settlers from what Is
kuosrn as the Cherokee Neptral Lands,
The Times correspondent states that u HOUSES
had been burned, and the occupants turned Qua
Much excitement prevails In kansas, but II Il
thought ne statements are greatly oNaggeratod
a meeting Of the citizens Of this county was
held last evening, % devise plans for the general
ana Of suaererS IN the Territory.
A committee was apnsintcd 90 solicit iminedl
ATE aid from the Rast A committee was also ap-
pointed 70 act In concert with other o9unues IN
fhe matter and Z call has been issled ior a Oon-
terence at Lawrence on the lAth OF N9NeinoeI,
The river at this point s eNeeelingy low anu
r,T,rlsraffon dffnculE
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FR0JT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct- ~
As much has recently been said in the puollc
prints about the recoining Of gold dollars l3 lht9
pieces of large denomination, 4 may oe steteu
that orders for that purpose have been issued IRON
the Treasury Department, in two speelal esSSes iSe
onlv and these on representation that the slhaleE
coins occasioned much Inconvenience IN the re-
CENTS and disbursements, for no sooner are they
laid out than they are returned in business trahs
actions There appears TO be redundancy OF
them among commercial classes
The Assistant Treasurer at New ork was loE
the greaters facility, in counting authorized 70
have about SO 900 Of them re coined, ana m tae
Assistant Treasurer at st. Louis upward OF sl9O,-
O0O. For similar reasons this re-coinage, howe!-
er applies TO the original or later issues Wnch II
Is known are smaller in circumference ana thlcA-
er than the later and superior coin vi the IoT-
nner there are near 5000 600, and Of the latter
6yOs0 900 in circulation. On complaint lew
DAYS since from Philadelphia, S20O,OO0 OF the
newer dollars were sent to New YORK 70 lne
uints whence they were Withdrawn ana very ma n
nv of them again found their way 10 New OK
While the gold dollars are great convenience
in small Il Is convenient that there Is reonho-
anoe for large transactions, and hence the recent
specfal address in relation to the re-coinage.-
There does not seemto be any purpose so 10 re
dDce the amount of this description OF coin rs 70
Inconvenience the public.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.

T0sIUN- Z
g. Hernandez, a Spanish PedAlar Of fancy goods
fired two pistol shots at Miss Ia ty May, " nc 9au
i,asr Endowed As his book keep e. When he qls-
CHARGED he fired a shot into hls own lo9yi @ ms
Nav was slightly wounded. HernandeL, II Is supp-
I,ossd 4 morally wounded. He has vile and chll
dren The supposed cause Of the Tragedy Is IlIo LUZ
5Titted and Jealous attachment toward Miss NAY
Mo e a T,ssbectable and handsome young woman
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Last Nighfs Report.
nnNY FYPRFss

ST, JOsEPH, Oct. %.
Bv the Pony Express this morning we nave aa,
ces from JuelsburE $50 miles from here OF one OF
the most storms that ever mas beeh hhoAh Oh
fha Plains at any season Of the year
tln the 18Th it blew hurricane accompanied by
haii rufil thnee o'clock in the az ernoons when a
snow storm e1t fn, the weather rapidly growing colo
Fnirarf traihs line that station onevery sde, thelr
caffle suffering more than in midWlnter
me Pony EXpres was detained hve hours IN con-
sequences. .
II is blowing here furiously and has the appear
ancs Of snow, and is gorwing cold
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
ga MAHAN OF ADRIAN IN

A SA MAHAN, OF ADRIAN, IN
~ the State Of Michigan, will take notice that
Joseph K Hartwell, Of st GATHERINGS, Canada West,
did on the 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1860, he his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of the cOun-
ty Of CuyahOga in the State OF Ohio, against slas
S. Stone, MarRaretta Stone, Asa mahan, and " m
g. North, defendants, praying that certain lands
situate in Brooklyn township in said couaty Of Guy
ahoga, and known as lots 6 62i, 625, 626, 64I, 6t
649 and 60 in s. s. stones survey Of College tract,
being part Of lot No 81 in said Brooklyn township
may be sold to satisfy certain mortgage given as
securiYtor the payment Of ve promissory notes toT
interest made by Silas S. Stoue to Asa Mahan, da-
ted May lst, 1856 and payable in one, two, three,
four and i've years after date, which notes and mort
gage were assigned by said Asa Mahan TO said VIM
O. North, and by said VIM. C. North 70 the plaintiff,
Joseph X. HartWel.
The said Asa Mahan is required TO appear and ans
said petition before the Sth day Of Deem
ber 1861 4. P. SPALDING,
oct23.3l2 Atty for Plaintiff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PASSED DETROIT, 18th.

MISCELLANEOUS
PASSED DETROIT, 18th.
UP-Steamer Columbia propellers Mendoza, Ca
lena, MayhOwer, Illinois schOOners Mary Williams,
L. B. Goldsmith, international, Contest.
DOWN-SteameF Columbia; propeller Omar Peshal
Dunkirk, Sciota; barque S. B. POmeroy, DE Soto,
Torrent, Fame; brig Young America schooner
WeSther pleasant, with strong S. W. breeze.
SCHOONER MUsKIEeUM, Capt. Higgins, arrived in
New York 25th inst. fifteen days from Mobile, with
cotton.
SCHOONER HUGH BARCLAY, Capt. Chadwick, sailed
from Busnos Ayres, Sept. sth, for Baltimore.
We LEARs that parties are attempting to raise the
sunken vessel lying in the vicinity Of the Middle
Sister Island 1t is TO be hoped they may succeed
in removing 80 dangerous an obstacle to naylga-
ton.
BARoUE DAVID NORRIS, bound up with coal, was
struck by some prOpeller On Sunday night, at or
near the mouth Of the river, and the cathead and
portion Of the stem above water was knocked on
She is at OampbelPs dry dock, and viii soon be
ready to proceed on her voyage. She Is not leak
ing.
SCHOONER DAN TINDAL was tOWed up from Toledo
on SUNDAY, by the tug Ontario, TO Campbell & OW-
ems dry dock, for slight repairs. She got out yes
tsrday afternoon, and her place was Immediately
taken by the schooner Freeman.-Detroh Abv.
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N A R E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED October 80
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Ontario, Miller, Ogdensburgh, 81 tons mdsa.
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, 30 tons mdse.
Brig Andes, Phansuf, Bay City, l70 NJ lumber.
Schr. Meridian, Flood, East Saginaw, sSYsl9 feet
lumber.
Schr. VIM. Fiske, Glove, Buffalo
ScOW Z. @. Butts, Fuller, Detroit 10 n lumber:
ScOw Lime Rock, Bisset, East Saginaw, IS NJ lum-
ber, l46 NJ lath.
ScOW Spanker, Fiheld, Toledo, u tons plaster.
CLEARED,
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Schr Meridian, Flood, Saginaw.
Schr VIM. Fiske, Glove. Chicago.
Schr Watts Sherman, Harrington, Buffalo.
Schr Charles Sumner, Streoter, Detroit, 800 tons
coal.
Schr Speedweli, Bennett, Detroit, go tons coal
ScOw spanker, Fifield Toledo.
ScOw Ada, Andrews, Detroit, 200 tons coal.
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APPOINTED.

WAsHNGTOS, Oct %
Robert A. Hunter has been appointed Marshal
for the Eastern District Of louisiana vice hen-
nedy, resigned, and A. Armstrong, OF Georgia
liant IN the NAVY
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~ W. IT Is Id BE DONR.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. -
The morning Journal says q remarkably we'll IN
formed and shreWd politician, recently nom asn-
inFtou states that some Of the principal southern
BreckinridFs leaders, including Wtgtall oI Texas,
and JUDGE Meek Of Alahamt agreed last THURSDAY
m plan Of action In case Lincoln Is elected VIZ
South Carolina within thirty days AFTER the election
would declare herself independent, and sond an en-
tsrsaanr 10 Washington 70 ask her recognition- II
r,corniged other Southern States viii follow sult1
and siler suf1cient number have been thus recog-
liizsd the southern COniederaey would DC i0rnoo'
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FoR ASTHMA on PETHIaIo. Oppressed, Difienlt,
Iabored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec
toradon. Price, 90 cent? per bsL.
ROR EkR DIsCHARGE AID DzAFNEss--Di1chargez
nom the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever heases
Me-curials For Noises in the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing and Ringing IN the Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR RsuoFULL-EnlSrged Glands, Enlarged and In
dursted Tonsils sEelngs and Old Uceras scIoiulous
Caehexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents Per box
FOR GKEERAL DEBulTT. = Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharge. Price, 81
sents per box
FoR DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations, Tumld swell
ings With scanty Secretons. Price 50 cents Ier box
FoR EA-slCEsEss.-Deatily Sickness, Vertigo, hau-
sea. Vomiting. Sickness nom riding or motion
Price, 80 eenis per box
FoR URINARY DIsE1sEs.-2or Gravel, Renal Cal
eaH DiHeult Painful UrinatOn, Diseases Of The Kid
neya. Price, 30 cents per box
FOR SEMINAL EMIssIoEs.-lnvolnutary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and DEBILITY, Bad Re
gults Of Evil Hablta The most successful and euh
eient remedy known and may be relied upon as =
cure. Price, with fun directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish 70 place themselves under ue
professional care or 10 sees -dvice OF ProL H0a-
PHRETs, can do So al bis ofhe, 63 BroadEay' daily
from AN to PM, or BY letter.
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~ Nv onLrArs. Oet. 50.


The steamboat. Dixie, from Shreveport TO Al
exapdria, snagged and sunk on the 10th inst
fetal loss Boat valued at Sl4O0Oi insured LOT
Steamer Desoto has arrived from Havana the
27th News unimpOrtant-
Sugar unchanged The growing crop IS excel
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DR.. GIBSON,

PROFESSOR Of EieetroPdthy and 4ieaiel'ies
DS- once No. III Ontario street, up stairs' "a
DOOR from the Public square.
Once hours nom TO Il and Hum 70 To- elool
daily. fSundavs eNcrnfed.l aaE4
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ID. L. MIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
u.rricI- 4 Rarlnw. Plt,fs Att'ys. octI7:3Og
0HERIFFF SALE-BY VIRTUE

Adams & oauheld, bSfI Eify5. - oita;sH
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8Eaat 4lqtifEs.
IC0MMISSIONRRIS

MI a 81 " II -COmmlOSlONE ER'S
lvL BALE.-Purguant 20 an al order Of sale issued
to me from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, upon the ilth day Of October isf0 IN
an action therein pending, wherein Ezra Uhappell
Il plaintiff, and Henry l.. Whitman, Susan Whit
man, John T. Newton, N. X. Keith, John Coon, and
the Michigan Insurance Company, aro defendants,
shall expose for sale public auction at the door Of
the Court House In said county, upon the 18th day
Of November, ls60 at o'clock p. NJ, the lands and
tenements, described as follows, 20 Wit:
Situate in the Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der (7 In the thirteenth range OF township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State oi
Ohio, and which Is also in the county Of CuyahOga,
and Is known By being city lots No. two hundred
aud fiTe (35. two hundred and six (2O6l four hun
dred aud sixty, (i6g) seventy yc, 75 tWentyseyen,
On, In Barber q Lords subdivision In Ohio City,
now Cleveland be the same more or less, but subject
% all legal highways.
Said several premises appraised as follows, TO
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OswEGOMARKET-OCT. so.

OsWEGO OlIARKET-OCT, so.
fBT TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR--Steady. Sales small.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales $500 bush No. ? Chicago
spring at 81. .O5 adOat.
CORN-A shade armer, with moderate demand
for home consumption. Sales OF 1920 bush Indi-
ana at sc afiOat.
REE-Quiet.
0ATS-Quiet
CANAL FRETGHTS-Steady Flour 49ci lsc
on Wheat; Corn l7c, TO New York.
LAKE IBIPORTS-5l0oO bush wheat; 400 bush
corn.
CANAL. EXPORTS-IOOO bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; GOO bush corn; 1900 bush barley.
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ATTENTION SHIPPERSl
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OUR RnnD1Es By MAIL

Ioo< over The list: make up q case Of what Kind
Won choose and Inclose The amount IN current note
Or stamps by mail 70 our address, at o62 Broadway
NsE-YoTk, and the medicine Eiu be duly returned y
mail or express free Of charge
AGENTS. WANTED-We desire an active, efhcieni
Arsnt Tor the sale Of our Remedies IN every town o.
community In TIE United States. AddreH Dr. h1E
PzREYs Co, No. 569 BROADEAEi NEH-foEK
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j. M. JONES, Bliu'B Attorney.
Cleveland, oct. ~, ls6e. oct lZ:5o.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF THE PROBATE C0URT.-On the
iS1h day Of November, ls6O at o'clock in the after
noon, at the door Of the Court House in Cleveland
CuyahOgA county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder by order OF the Probate Court, the following
real estate, as the property OF OariOs Pierson de-
ceased, to wit:
Being part Of lot No. in the township Of Brook
lyn in the county Of CuyahOga, and state Of Ohi0l
and bounded follows: beginning in the centre OF
the Brecskville road adjoining land owned by ManO-
ris Akin; thence 4Oo and ~ west chains TO
stone; thence south and BLOC chains to post
thence east one and g2luO chains; tuence and 81
lOl chains TO post; thence North 40 and 40 Z and
62lOO chains to the centre Of the said Brecksvlle
road thence north 4So west along this centre OF the
road and 35-IpO chains to the place Of beginning,
containing and threeeighths acres OF land with
the appurtenances thereto belonging. Appraised at
$500.
Terms Of sale-one third in ten days from day OF
SALE and the balance in and two years, with in
tsrest, secured by mortgage said premises.
SAMUEL ST0RER, Administrator
of Carlos PiersOn, deceased.
II Rnnvis- Atty. Ootl5.3lU
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PROCLAMATION.

MRS. CIV. MESSER, AGENT. WHO
IlL was burned out in Warren, at tho great IRE
IN pr last viii reopen on the Sth day Of Eoyam-
beri with new and splendid stock Of Millinery in
smith AcOomb new block, on the corner Of Mar
- hnu " HaLLen 5treetsi up stairs. hhe has three
ney rooms beautifully fitted up and viii be happy to
EAlys OctS7;WItsl6,
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PRICE

Case Of 90 Viais complete ln morocco and Book, e5
Gaze Of % vials and Book, plAin,-
Case Of IS numbered boxes, and Book, .-.-..s---
Case Of boXes, numbered, and Book, .-...--..-.
Single numbered boxes With dlrscdons 3 ets
Single lettered boxes, with directions, 90 eta
Large case with o. VialA for planters and ply
uIrlaun AIS
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NTASTER COMMISSIONER7S


lH SALE.-Pursuant to al order Of sale, TO me
dIrvcIed issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the yth day Of October,
lsO, in action therein pending, wherein William
Hunter is plaintiff and James Ross, Esther NJ Ross
and others defendants, SHALL on the 10Th day OF
November o6O, at clock r M, pose Tor sale az
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, IN
the city OF Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as follows, 10
wit:
Ist Being part Of lot IS in the original allotment
of the village OF Cleveland, in CuyahOga county in
the State OF Ohio, bounded as follows: Beginning at
point the west line Of Bank street IN said city
thirteen rods 3) north OF the north line Of 81 Clalr
street; thence westerly at right angles with Bank
street to the west line Of said lot No. 81 thence
northeriy aud parallel with Bank street, sixty
(66) feet thence easterly at right angles with Bank
the west line thereof thence southery on
the west line Of Bank street sixty six (6S eet TO
the place Of beginning" ApprIsed at St,OOO. ,o-,
ID. " known as part OF lot No tWenty-seyen I'd
in Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, and being
thirty () feet front the southerly side Of
johnson street, and nine g rods deep OF equal width
and bounded as follows: Commencing on the west
line Of land owned by Joel Scranton, NOV. - l453 (;
running thence southerly nine (9J rods; thence
westerly parallel with johnson street thirty
three (33 feet; thence nOrtherly to the sOutherly
line Of johnson street nine ~ rods thence easterly
Apprised value 81 40.
81. 'KnOwn as part Of ten acre lot ffty-siX (55),
in cleveland, Cuyahoga county ohio, decided by
Joseph Lyman TO John b. Maring, October p ISL;
and is bounded and described follows, TO wit; Be-
ginning at point on Prospect street, north side,
rs Prospect steet is now widened, and being the
southwest corner Of said lot and the northeast
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running thence
northeriy along the east line of Perry street one
hundred and fOrty-Vs (45) feet; thence easterly
line parallel with the north line of Prospect street
soventyYe ieet and ten inches (5-lO thence south
erly on line parallel with the east line Of Perry
street hundred and fOrty-hVe (l43) FEET thence
westerly along the north lns Of Prospect street 70
feet and inches TO the place OF beginning being
the same land decided to James Ross by U. n. Skeels
and wife, recorded in NolS5 CuyahOga Records, page
JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
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SOLD BY

E. W. Saekrider. Churchill & Bro, and Benton
Bros Cleveland ". r. Wooster, Eiyria; DR.. s. j..
smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geiger
& Barr, Cantoni DR.. Kelly, Youngstown, and at all
the Drug Stores, in Akron, RaVenna, Warren, Can
field, ChardOn, Jefferson, and BY Druggists and
Dealers in almost every town and village in Ohio
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PRIV we Disc gNSf 3 (
With ali had affects arising tberofrom- fnelndiDT

with all bad effects arising therefrous tncluding
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
BE has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
Of when had expended hundreds Of dollars with
selstyled physicians who profess to treat all private
maladies with success, aud without receiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not boast tha6he is member Of
some Oollege IN London or Fer1s, As perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarnE the innocent
and who hold out great expectations 70 be
allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of -
this that he Is able TO give entire satisfaction to
those who reposa confidence in his ability and integ
rity, and that he has perfected American system
don Paris or any patent medicine 70 equal Tor the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and al diseases or
derangsments, both mental and physical, arisins
from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment thc
following advantages all Others yet discovered;
and first the agents used are In respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, nor any other deleferiOus drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet business Is required, Third
b his treatment Is positive and certain in all
BE stands prepared 20 90 into any public or private
hospital in tie United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment ever any
other now known % the world in point Of prompt-
ness, permanency, mildness. safty and convenianco
DIT. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the psst nine moa tbs per0rmed many
cures OF diseases which had for year8 resisted an
other mofes OF treatment Reference can Be given p
individuals Of the hrst rspectabilily In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities il regard o
skill and integrity in all professional transectong
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scr0fula and all chronic
diseases treated with superior snccess-
~ Medicine sent to any part OF The country o.
Dr.. GfBSON7s New Work on Physiology Tor sals
At his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and Medicine,
Bs- once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, isl
0os I Rours ' fom 3f 70 3 snd ou 70 to- OelO
detlI, lau1cays excepted ----