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CotUNntA, Dec. Is.
Large secession meetings were h.id last night 81
Savannah. Columbus aud Atlanta.
% far the meetinge have been nov conservative
than Eocesaqnilt- All, however, are Ia iaVoT Of re-
astance IN some form.
The Montgomery Advertiser yesterday published
q brusontment Of The Grand jury IN the Federal
District Court, declaring tho Federrl Government
worthless and impotqnt; nuisance for committing
Violations uf the Constitution In State nulliy ing
the FuritA Slave Law and other causes.
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COLLISION-FFHE.

1ANNtlII1i Nv II
The steamboat GOOdey Friends, bound up,
and the South Bend, bound down; eolluded
about forty miles above here, the latter
sunk and it is reported that several lives
are lost.
Overton block on the corner of Main and
Monros streets was burned last night
Loss Sl76,O00; insured $4,000
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FUGITIVE CASE.

TORONTO, Dec. IA.
The decision in the e1trsdition case Of
the fugitive slave Jones, slias Anderson, is
expected te be given by the Court tO-mor-
row. The authorities are making active
preparations to prevent an anticipated at
tempt at rescue. The police are TO be
armed and the troops in readiness.
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vHERTFF,S SALE-PTTRSUANT


~ 70 the command Of q nlurie8 writ Of Venditioni
exponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cuyahoga county at the suit Of Abraham =. Van
Nest, ct al, plaintiffs against h. H. Gilett defend
ant, TO me directed, shaH Ofer for sails At pubic
auction At the door Of the Court House. In the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, the 10Th day Of De-
cember 1850, Ct O'Clock p NJ, the following do
scrlbsd lands and tenements, 70 vii
Commencing at the Intersection OF the sOutherly
line OF Vermont street with the sagterly line of West
street; thence easteFly along the sOntherly line Of
Vermont street sixty mine FEET thence southery par
ael with the east line Of West street sixty lset;
thence easter parallel with the south line Of YER
mont street eleven teet; thence s0uthery parallel
with the east line OF West strest thirty-eght feet
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line of West street, thence uorhery
along the east line OF West street nin6ty-eight teeh
the place Of beginning, being the same pfeIi8es
described in deed from Gilman Folsom, jr., to h
a. Gillett, recorded in Vol 4ss pages $40 and 5ll
Guyahoga County Records, and iurthfr known a.
the n. ". corner Of block Xxx in the BuHalo Com
pany's allotment In Cleveland, fJrmsrlE ohio City)
Cuyahoga county, Ohio. APgTalsssa g szo9 "a
Herriek 4 Barlow, PlfBs Attys. nova
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CHERIFFS SSALE-PURSUANT

\ to the command ct an order Of saIs issued from
the Court OF CommOn Pleas Of CuyahOga county, az
the suit Of William l.. Gordon, plaintiff, against
Asahel h Jackson, ct al, desndants 70 me directed
shall Ofer for sale at public auction ct the door OF
the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland. in said
county, the 5thiay afIanuary, l55l, at o'clock
p ~, the following described lands and tenements,
20 Wit
Situate in the tOWnship Of CleTsland and City Of
Cleveland, IN the StSte u Ohio which is also in the
county Of Cuyahoga1 ane = known by being part Of
lots 1876 and 1877 in the WieyVls Allotment Ia Ohio
CitY-as formerly called now City Of Clegelsnd and
bounded follows: north by the north line Of lots
Nos ly6 and ls7; east b. the east line Of said lot l97;
and south By line parallel with said north line and
thirty feet sOutherY therofromi and west By Hicks
street. b the same more or ess but 1uheot to all le
gal hiFhWaTs Appraised st SZ3Ou0.
H. B. DsWolf PIt'fs Atty. deos:sis
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RUsTON ITEMS

hosroEt leo. H.
The line {, steamers between Boston and Charles
ton will dils mtinue their trips for the present.
Daniel Halkett, tried for the murder Of Henry
0iiun, In Lowell, was to-day found guilty of man
alaughter.
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A NOVELTY IN THE ART woRLDl

Cleveland, Nov. 2s. lSS0. 1tN-'' - AODA'' 0uP =
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LARD-Firm with a moderate demand Sales Of
go hbs al qif61lu
GUTTER In limited request at u@lSo for Ohio;
itfA2lc state.
CHEEsR-stesdy at saioXo.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF COURT.-On the fF5t day Of Jabu-
sry 1851, Eill Be sold e. one O'Clock p, A., 90 the
premises, the following real estate to the hiRhsst
bidder, az the property Of Leuis Nsttston deeeased
70 wit: The south half Of lot (T3l beventy-thras,
Gruves' allotment II Ghagrinl Falls village, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio. Appraised Il four hundred and
httY dollars (fbOl Ter1 Of sals-eaah IN slz months
Witk approved security.
1-f -r. HENRY CHURCH,
o I. .Blakeslss, Hif'5. : dSes;sis
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RrAplna 49, sprIIrrn-

READING AND SPELLING.
Hsman's YcunE Ledios' Hoadsr.
Ha9en,. spelieF and Dohnsr.
Hillardia Readers.
LOvell'B Headers
mcGuhey'a SMALLER Primer.
Mc9ufey's Pictorial Primer
McGufley 3 New First Reader.
McGuhey's New second Header
McGuneyla New Third Reader
McGufley, 3 New Fourth READER
mc9uneyig New Firth Reader
Mc9uiiey 3 New Sixth Reader
McGufiey 3 High school Reador.
Mc6utiey 8 Old First Reader ......
McGufiey 3 Old second Reader .-a
McGufiey' 3 Old Third Reader
McGuifey 3 Old Fourth Reader
Met ufleys Old Fifth Reader
McGufeys Speller.
Prices English Speller "a. .-. T
Sanders New speller.
Sanders Old 5peller.
6srgent's Readers.
swans Spsllor.
ToWne'B Progressive Readers
Townes Progressive speller.
TORneB Spoller and Dehner.
Mebster's Elementary Speller.
Wright'H Orthography.
Word Method Primer.
WUrcester's Speller. y.
Webb's Normal Readers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured By letters patent in the United States, Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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PHYSIOLOGY. "a .
Cutters First Book in PhysioIogy.
Cutters Physiology and Hygiene
Goadby's Vegetable and Animal PhysiOioqy.
Hitchcoek'g Anatomy and Physiology.
Hooker'S Human Physiology.
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CHICAGO MARKRT-DRo. "a.


III INEN0WNTII9I
FLOJR STEADY.
WHHAT-The market less active and prices de-
clined l@lAe. Sales are 5000 BUSH at 7lk075C
for No. /, and 70F617l for No. IN store.
CORN-Quet but firm.
0ATS-Dull.
BECEIPTS-Are 100 bbls -FOUR l6OnO bushels
wheat A5O0 bush corn.
No shipments. I..
FREiGHTS-Quiet .-a. ID '.
EXOHARGR-OR New York e shade easier At
"a mlO cent
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CHERIFFSsALF-BY VIRTUE

u HUhIFH 8 bbAIE-bI VIhIUE 3
~ Of writ or Tenditioni EEpona1 iEgusd nom the
court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, It the
suit Of A. D. DhaEder Ct Al, plainti Peter J..
Dsnsser, et. al dsfens ants, 70 ne directed shall
Car Tor sale at public auction a. the door Of the
Of said day, the folOWInE described ands and tsns
mentg to wits cI
Situate In the township Of Brooklyn, being No. 2,
in the l3th range Of toWh1hip8 In the Connecticut
Western Reserve IN the State Of uh1o, and which is
also in The county Of Cuyahogl and In the City Of
Ohio (noW Cieveland) and tg known by being the
west part Of subdivision lOE No. one hundred and
four (loil in the Fiaion made By ]. Barber and
Richard Lord Of original lots Nos. 81, g. So and ~
In said towns hip bd west half The above sub lot
hundred and eleven feet deep. Appraised ct f65n %
sRannsy, Bsckrs Noble,
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MOTTO E,-JOHN EVANS is
Il noti1ed that ON the Ist day Of November, 1850,
hbEabeth Evans hled in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOga county hsr petition against him, set
ting mp that the Defendant promised to marry the
Plaintii, which he refused 70 do, and praying for
Judgment against him for Sl,5O0. fhs Defendant is
required to answer said petition on the 18th day OF
January 1851. WILLIAMSON & Riddle,
nev2l:35w for Plaintiff.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Bullions Analytical Grammar
BulliOns ParsnR Book.
Browns First Lines Of English Grammar
Browns Institutes ofGrammHr.
Browns Grammar Of English Grammar
UlErk's First Lessons IN Grammar
Clark's English Grammar NsVfsed
COvolrs Digest Of Grammar
fOwler'G Elementary Grammar.
FOwler's English Grammar. -. r.e.r-
FOWler'B Grammar-SchOOl edition . ~ H
Greene's Introduction to English Gramm
Grerne's First Lessons IN Grammar
Greene's Analysis. .rr-I rrr-.-.sr rTr
Greene's Elements Of English GFauuiar lll
PtnneOs Primary Grammar
PtnneO's Anaiy tical Grammar
Pinneo'B New Analytical tiTamma-
PinReO's English Teacher.
Towers Engl sh Grammar.
Yields New English Grammar
Weld and QuRckenbos' New Grammar ID
Wells New Grammar. ~
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

- MISSlONER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the COM
manu- Of an order Of sale issued from ths Court Of
Common Pleas Of guyahogt county, q the suit Of
Lew 4. Jackson, plaintiff, against John 7. Newton,
ct als defendants shall or lor sale a. the door o
the Court House. in the city Of Cleveland, in said
county, the 20th day Of December, 1850 At 2oclock
r. NJ, Ons-8eFenth in common Of the following de-
scribed lands and tenemsnt8, 70 wit.
Situate In the county Of Cuyahoga- state Of Ohio,
and In the City Of Cleveland, In that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in ths Buffalo
whole Of Blocks 30. o. 'sB. r. and II. i" the
whole Of Block st " except lots Nos. as 40 45O 45l
"a 465 465 and 457, the whole Of Block N y except
lots NOs 5Ol, 500, SO, 80 and 80; in Block u, lots
Nos. 3l7 SIS; IN Block 81 lots HOs. go ST. 40
and 453; In Block - " lots Nos. s95 og7 s9s and
s9g IN Block 81 - lots Nos. 80 and 3G3; IN Block
~. u " lots Eos- 1882, lQ4, l03s l55 l0, lO3q 1851
1912, 1893 and l94 Blocks Nos. a. q 45 qd a. eitu
ate upon the Island called upon the vest side Of
the Cuyahoga River, and bounding and abuttfnF up
on the old RiTsr Bed and Lake Era. ~
ID. L. WTGHTMAE,
Shsrin and Master COmm'r.
A. Van Buren,, Plaintiffs Att'y. neT2o
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&ail 8aaas.
NlLEVELAND, COLUMBUs g

CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1861.
o9 aiteT Monday Noyember 18th, 1860, PasSsn
500 A, n. N. Y. a Cincinnati Express-stoppine At
beruai Grafton, Wellington, New London,
salem bhelbyt and al stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus at $50 p n,
CINCINNATI at 700 p. n.
J:20 P. n. Night Ezpross-stopping at all stations
north Of Gallon, Gilead, CardiuRton, Ash
ley Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
other stations, 70 leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at l.50 A. X. and Gin
cinnRt at 7:30 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sanduakI, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, NJ. Vernon, Newark, Zanesyiis,
Orsstiine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne CHICAGO Rail-
ID, for Forest, Upper sandusky, Delphos,
'''', Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago 6c,.
and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Ma
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion.
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie In
dlnapoliH, TBrre Haute, Vincenues, Evans-
Vile Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &C.
Delaware with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbia, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Ierre Hautei st. Louis Morrow, LoVeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mia
sisgippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and ali
points on the Ohio river.
OOlumba5 Central Ohio Railroad Tor Newark Zanes.
Vile, Wheeling, &c, Columbus, Pidus and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, UrbanR, &C.
- For Tickets 70 all points and Information an
ply - the Union Ticket OHce, 81 Superior street. or
Z. 5. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland. Novem bers2f IAN Nr-'r e
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within the last I've Fears
lhOpeg Of relief, as ths
eertiheetsa lnmy posa-
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va HAlUlH H.IMl UuA la
ltNVIGORkTOR, and L
lPLAIEFg, BI7oUB At
nc DLAHEaUt, SBHME1
lDRoPsT, SouR sroMACH
lCHOLIC, CHOLERA IN
J NDIoE, EENALE
q EuccessfullT ag an
. NE OlOlhE. 10 vii
! (as thousands can sas-
. MINUTES, II TWO
, lSPOONSEUL ARE Ia
J lmeut Of the attack.
their testimony in It's r.
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RHEToRIo AND CoMPosITI0N.
BooK-KEEPING.

Crittsnden's Bookkeeping, Counting House Cd
tion. r -lr.r.Et RI
grittendep's Bookkeeping, School edition
Duf's bookkeeping.
FULTON and Eastman's Bookkeeping.
Jones' Book Keeping 70 =
Mayhew's Bookkeeping. .er
KarSh'B Bank and Joint Stosk Accounts
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dENUINE FAMILY LIQU0Rs.
WIN. B. lEoREHoUsE . CO..

WM. B. MoREH0UsE q CO..
importers and WhOlesals Dealers On
BRANBIEs, WINES, GINS AND SReARs,
DEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
I'D attention Of the citizens Of tho United States
to their Pure Wines and Liquors. put up under their
own supervision, for Family and hedicinaI use, IN
cases assorted 70 Buit cuatomefa. Cuba, ililarT
and other public bodies, who require 70 purchsss 10
large small quantities. IN caskB o. bottles viii BE-
literally dealt with. Prica List sent on aDDiiufi
OLD MOREHUUSB BITTERB -
Recommended b. the nrol Physicians IS the be1
remedy known tor Dy1pgp5ia5 TndiFsstion. DebllitT
and all Nervous Disease. As q heVern7e Il a rUre
wholesome and delicious % the taste.
Sold bT an DruEFists.. -
D WM. 3. M0REHoUsE 4 CO., Prop'rs,
"a Exchange Place,
oot2o:s20 Jersey City, N. ].
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.8nalFlaina.

D0ARDING HOUSE--THE
Lb HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and byt
Stone Churchl-One ofthe plea1anteIt locations
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and q nov
open for Boarder1. Families Wiahing to fufniah
thelr own rooms can BE- accOmmpQated With largg
and convenient rooms and bed-roomss and BiuFlt
Roardsrs and Day Boarder5 viii end good accommo-
dations on reasonable terms. Rsisrences gives and
required. lBep5-ls60.k90l s. w. BURBITE.
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GERMAN

Adler's Progressive German Reader
Adlers German Dictionary, 8 Vo.
= Adler'a German Dictionary, School edition.
Elwell's German Dictionary. lsr
Gand'H Grammar for Germans to learn Enrlinh.
German Speller.
Ollend0rh7s German Grammar.
Schlschlager's PrOnouncing Dictionary.
Peissner's German Grammar
WoOdbury's German Grammar. ~.
Wood bury's Shorter Course. I'll as
WoOdbury's Method for Germans to Learn Eng.
lish. u
Woodbury. s Elemsntary German Readar ~
WOodbury's Eclectic German Reader
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A DMINTSTRKTOR'S NOTICE

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A On the 9th day Of November, isfO, the Pro-
bate Court Of Cuyaheg4 cUunty, ohio, declared the
estate Of 5as A. Hathaay, deceased, 70 be probably
nsoiyent. Creditors therefore required 70 pre-
sent their claims against said estate the under
sigued for allowance within six months from the
Jme above mentioned, or they VIII not be entitled
sdy nent. BENJAMIN LAMsUN,
F. dec3s3lf Adm,E Of said esfafa
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THR ALL-sUFFI0TENT THREE
VIENNA
M PARIe


TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE.
| .TECTED By ROYAL IBTTEBS PATENT Of
/ England and secured b. the Seals Of the Eoole d
/ PharmRcie Dc Paris, and the Imperia Collegs o..
/ Medicine, Vienna. 5i-tl4 i5tu I-
Mol 10 invaluable for exhaustion, 5psrmatoTrh0a
| and all physical disabilities. erF
No q completely eradicates AL traces Of those dis.
eases that have heretoors been treated b. the
cious and perniciou8 uBe Of copatFa and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely gupplantsd the injurious uEB
mercury thereby insurinE 70 the sufferer speedy ~.
Hef di5psrsing all tmpufitie1 and roofing out the
venom Of disease H..I
TRIEBEEAR, Hos.l, 2 and 8, are preparation ths
form Of l0Iengs, devoid Of tasts and small, and can
Valpeau Lallsmand ReaE, Rioold, &C. Price s. each
or Acaaeg for 50, which saves So; and IN 81 eane1
and retail, of Dr. BARROW, No. f9f Bleecter street
New York lmmodiately on receiving ramittanc
Dr. Barrow viii forward the Iriosemar 20 anT psr
o1 the world securely packed, and add Oue sec ord
ing % the Instructions Of the writer. a.-.
- Sold also By l. II. GAYLORD and w
AlAA ! itilaTHlAnd 20 I-l unrEt-
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8Ooks \ StAtioretN.
T B. COBB& cos
CATALOGUE OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.

[These Books are kept in large quantities
and are offered to dealers at the lowest prices.
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HASTERS SALE

IN PURSUANCE OF A Deere
tai order issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio in which Aaa CadY
Is plaintiff, and Pearson h. Bonham Ct al denisnd-
ants, 70 directed, shall expose for sale at to
door Of the Court H0uss, IN the litg1of ClCyeland
In said county, on the 18th day Of January, ls ~
O'Clock p NJ OF said day. the undivided leeIt pi'
Situate In the township Of East Oe NAlen =
also in the county Of Cuyahogas and si4Ls q Vaio
and d known a. being the south eid o. ios 40 4z
and q bounded as follows beEinnleg ~ s.ene On
the southwest corner Of said 10 lise' lsE ~
e6rf corner ofssid lot 20 stones llsnee north -
Weaf schafns to stonei tnenes; 4s.tn l 80 west
fhsncs sonth 76o west chainsi thence north 5li4s
west chains thsnes sossl 49, y. = thence
aehas "a stone tha vest hne of said lot thouce
5oufh 3Ss vest ehaina Q ne place Of begipnlags
-o1ssfainr in all le74 eclel ole tts1 Nnuraisdd
Al $50 WA- v. TOUSLEh,
II w. Bingham Master Commissioner.
PlGl Atty, dssis;als
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AsTRoNMY.
Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens
BOuvieF's Familiar Astronomy.
Mitchslrs Popular Astronomy. u r-
Mhttison's High school Astronomy u -a
Mattison's Primary Astronomy.
Olmsteds school Astronomy.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
RHEToRIo AND CoMPosrTIoN.
Boyd's Rhetoric.
Bcyd's English Composition.
Blairis Rhetoric.
BrOokheld's Composition. d (. =
Kames' Elements Of Gem pO5ition.
NeWman's Rhetoric.
Parker's Aida TO English Composition.
QuA:kenbOs' First Lessons IN Composition
Quackeubos' Composition and Rhetoric.
Mhately'g Rhetoric. ll- l-e
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In Common
Rloas, GHEaiioTz
'couufT9 Ohio
AcfioE for mon
ey. sale of land
and relief
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IIsT on lsPECIFIO REllEDIEa

No i.--For Sever. CONGESTION, snd InAammaton-
No. 2--Por Worm Fever, Worn ooHe, Wstsing ne
No. s.-Eor oouo, Crying, Tsssbius and Wslshll
No. 4-EaT Di4Thea, Cholera 1nfansuun, and Sum
N n. &YToT Collie, eriplnss, Dypsuisry. or Bloody
IN, No &-por Cholera, Cholera Morbus toninne
No T-For Coughs, Colds, Inanen1a and sore
throat 81 lfl1
No, 9,-7-Ror Headaehe, Vertigo, Heat and Fullnes
M io.GDTsytPsiL P1lLs- Por Weak ana Derangsd
8.omach, Constipation and Liver Complains -.
ful or Suppressed Periods.
Bsartng DoFn q Females. =. ,,-...,,..
No. fA-siLr KHEra PuIs--FOr Erydpeaa, LruP-
uou8 Pimples on The Rsce 10 49, u. -.
N 1kLRHEUNATls PnIs-F FOR Pain, LEmenes
or Soreness in the Chest, Bach, hons Or Illse-
A.-Por FaEer and Ay1e, Chti Fever, Dumb Agaai
O'P PPa4 n1.TS Pss Bind or Bssains, Internal or EE
tsrnal
Failing. Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.-Por Catarrh, Of long standing nr recent, efher
with obstruction or pr0fuze di8chaFge.
W2O-FoF Whooping Cough abstng hs-Foienoe
and shortening its COURSE Es1zvF
eincs act IKE . charm M sntira dissaSs , oiten
arrested e. once and 10 an esS as violencs q ne
attscE s nOdeTssed De dlssaSs IhSrssnsd, and rsn
dered len dangaOuL .rf rHr .f
Coughs and cold1, Whleh are Of Euch frequent %
currence, and which Often lay tie Foundation o
diseased lungA, bronchitis, and consumption, nay an
Be q once cured by Tie Fever And oough PlA
In al chronic dlseases, such e Dy1pepllh, WeAk
Stomach, Constipation, LlVeE Complaints, Rla1, 20
mails Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaehea
sors o. Weak Eyea ogtaETh, ealt Rheum, and other
cd eruphOna the case has gpeencl Whoso proper ap
pHeston Win a60rd ours q slmogl sVeTy instlnca-
ohan ths CuFs Of dngle shronio didculty, such e
DypepIiA, Piles or Cstarrh, Headaehs o. BemAie
WeAknes, has more han paid for he case Ten sues
ever
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CtLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH

RAILR DAD.
WINTE8 ARRANGEMENT-To take effect on Monday,
November 10Th, 1850. Trains leave Cleveland daily
Sundays excopted) - follows;
s:4Q 4. H.5Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
4;l5 ?. N.AcoOmmodation for Ravenna and N Illsrs-
burg.
S;t5 P. H.-Exprsss for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn.
gylvania Railroad for Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New
Y ark and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail.
road for Baltimore and Warrington City Also, con.
meet a. Hudson for Akron and MillersburR.
- Tine By this route as quick and fare will be
the same a. BY Northern Lines 70 New York
FR. MYERS, G 7, AFspf- 11oSR =
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NEWSPAPER OPINION.
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With al bad Elects arising thersfrom, including
DEBILITY or NERVOUS PROsTRaTloN.


-BEBlb bTFT on NERVOUS PROSTRATlON.
he has succeeded in curing easee IN this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars Win
nalaIiies with success, and without rsceiVing the
least particle Of benefit
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he is q member Of
some College IN London or Paris, as perhapl soma
others do Tor tho purpose Of enlnarng the iunncenf
and who hold ont great expectations never be rs
thi8s that be is abs 70 give entire Elti8lcriou
those who repo5e c0ndence in his ability and nteq
rity, and that he has perfected an American sgsts1
cf treatmsnt which chalsnFes any PhYsicisn of Lo-
don Or Ra1s Or any patent medicine % equal or tha
radical cure Of seminal weakness and all ssssss OF
eerangement1, both mental and phgsicsls arisins
nom sexual OF secret abuse.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new flgfr1eaf fhr
toloNng adVantaged over all others yet discovered;
and nrstI the agents used in respecs dslrae-
able; be uses no relics Of the dark agaG, such a.
kefcurys nor any other deioteriOus drug: SeoondlF
no restrictions In diet OF business 10 required hr.
u his treatment ID positive and certain In All claea
hospital In the United States and demonstTafe thg
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other nov known 20 the EoIl point of EaHlpt.
ness permauenoys mildne1l, saisty and cohf9aisnoe
% ths patient.
Dr. GIBSON ia permanently located IN Cleveland.
and has during tho pst nine moE ths per1red many
oaEe8-of di5aasas-Ehich had flr ysars raIisied ID
other mOas Of treatment Reference can be given %
individuals Of the hEst regpeotEbiity in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard C
13ll and tnteefity ia AZ professional trRuEaction1
DYSPEPSIA khueIaatism, ocroitiia and AL c1fonis
Qllease1 treated with superior success.
50 Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
recent of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON'S New Work on Physi0logy TOR sale