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NEW YORK nrARKET-AUG. Is.

uTnTrR-Snles l2OOO bbls S5lO6n5 IS for superfno
state: S5lA0530 for extra statci S5Oao,lO Tor su-
pcrhne western; s3,l3e1a,i0 ior common 70 medium
round hooped Ohio Market closing dull and ten
dency downward OF the sales isO bush were tor cN :
mort Market at the opening continued heavy and
,nd holders have again been compelled to accept a
slight decline in order 10 realize. The scarcity Of
freight room checks the export and while the home
trade are not disposed 20 purchase more than sul-
iSCs2SNShDIAN Flour sales GO bbls; at $500
siO f6r superfne; IS 52Od1,5O for common TO choice
extra Market duh aud dropping.
RYE FLOUR-QQiet, with small sales at S5'oO
ma ~ for common TO choice extra.
CORN MEAL-Scarce aud firm Sales OF lCO
oIls 2I 1s1S Ont Sales Of 100 bbls at 2l{c but
boidscs generally refuse 10 sell below p 'ec.
VVITF A1s-Snles Of new winter red western at
kentucky at sl,50q w very choice White S9Hther M
at 81 50Gl a5; good milwaukee, club At Nl,22; very
choice do at Sl25 damaged do a. sli5i handsome
amber Illinois Sl,29, and amber illinois at Sl,ZI.
] RXE-Quet. Sales at 7Os77c.
CORN-Sales 9iOOO bu az 81 y 6l62c for sound mixed
western, chiefly At the inside price, 90 lor NeIy
choich do; 60so for damaged do; and CSC for hand
/ OATS-Thero Is a moderate business doing at
960390 for western and Canadian; and 59@3g'ac ior
! PORK-Firmer for mess and heavy for prime,
| and demand rather more active sales l5,5oO bbls
At Sig,37 for new mess SlS62ia for old and khln
mess SI62saI6 so for western prime mess and $50 q
for clear; Sl3,95Gl4l2 for now primei and Sl5o ior
" iRFFE.Market without striking change with
better demand. Sales of $50 bbls at Sl0O04,23 for
! country prime; SI,75@5,JO for country ness $50
| 1850 Tor repacked mess Sll@l2 for extra mess
MESS BEEF-Duu; Slsals
] REEF ii A1IS-Yery quiet. Small sales at LOG
/ lie for State; and i0lGl5c for western.
CUT MEATS-Very dull. shoulders &C. hams
'IIARD-NIalkot dull and heavy. Sales of $50 bbla
'BUTFTER- selling at IO9I5c for Ohio; l292ol
u CHEEsE-steady. sales at ss@IOEe for info-
D riur 10 prime.
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gf0al al0tites.
MAsTER COMMISSIONERS


IN, SALE.-Pursuant 70 a decretal order Of salo
issued 20 me upon the I'D day Of July l560 from tho
Court of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county, Ohio,
Ia an action therein pending, wherein William W.
Leland Is plaintiff, and Michael Drscoll and Mary A.
DrisCol are defendants, shall expose for sale 1T
public auction az the door Of the Court House In said
county the 9Th day Of September, 1850 at O'Clock
z. NJ, the lands tenemeuts described as ioOwai 10
witt
lat Situate in the City Of Clovelan, county Of Guy
ahoga and State OF Ohio, and Is known as parts Of
lots Nos. 10 and ~ fronting ON Clinton Park, in the
City OF Cleveland, agreeable 90 Foster Pease Dcn-
nison's subdivision, recorded In book u, page OF
the records Of Cuynhoga county commencing on the
southery line Of Wilson street i7 feet eustery hom
the north-westery corner OF lot No. 10 Aforesaid,
thence along Wilson street % feet; thence HOulhery
at right angles with Wilson street ~ feet 20 the cen
tro Of said lot No. ~ thence westerly parallel with
Wilson street 30 feet; thence nOrthery " ieot 10 the
place Of bogiuniny. Appraised value, 500.
3D. Situate In the City Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahoga and State OF Ohio being parts Of lots Nos 10
and n in Foster Pease DennisOns subdivision, re-
corded In book U, page Of the records Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, (said lets u and II front on Clinton
Park aud bounded iollows commencing at a
point l21 feet eastcry from the northwest corner OF
said lot No. l6 and running thence easterly ON tho
south lines Ofsaid Wilson street twenty live 25 feet
thence southery at right angles ~ eet 70 the centre
Of said lot No n; thence westerly through the cen
tire Of said lot Il twenty 1--WE feet thonce northery
gg feet 20 the place Of beginning. Appraiiea value
] E7uO JOSEPH ); HlANNls, .
| A. T. slade, Esq Master Com,r.
Pltil's Atty. augth2y9 .
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Aug L.
Last evening Jenny Massey, noted English
pugilist shot himself badly in the groin While AT
tempting to shoot policeman who had him un-
der arrest. o
Counterfeit Fives on the Lime ROCK hahA ol
Providence are in circulation here
The Syrian Relief Committee have appointed
Wm A. Booth President, and have authorized
him TO send remittances to the sufferers as soon
as the contributions reach $500.
Two additional attachments, one against the
Great Eastern and the other against her Steward
were served yesterday The ship was bonded 10
meet all judgments, and the Steward goods were
seized by the sheriff.
Richard McAll is appointed Chief Clerk Of the
Fourth Auditors office, and John Riddel Post
Master ct New Orleans.
The balance in the Treasury subject 10 drall al
the close of the week was SS 900 OOO-
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MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED TIC
I give such balm Hs have no strife
With nature or the laws Of lilej
with blood my hands never stain,
NOV POISON men TO ease their pain.
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v1pcINIA sTATR CONVENTIONS.

7 ITITII7FTT ~ 11-77--7 ' - .
A dispatch to the Herald says, nothing Of i'm
purtance was done yesterday In the breckenridge
Convention save the adoption of resolution OF
fered by the Hon. VIM. G. Smith appointing
Committee TO communicate with the Staunton
Convention on the subject Of compromise and
20 propose terms for such compromise sheuiu
that convention show Willingness 10 ehltl lh'o
negotiations for this purpose
A Staunton dispatch says the Douglas ConNth'
tion will not offer any compromise but Wlll taAe
into consideration any that are made from CnaI, iI
lottevine Fusion Is impossible except ON their
own terms ,--...
A snecial dispatch 10 the Alexandria Gazette
saws, at Staunton, at the afternoon session. sg'
eral propositions for a compromise were made,
but were overwhelmingly rejected The conNen-
ton has adjourned till to day.
Duncan McRae, Of $. C., spoke 10 large
crowd last night
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OOMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND DfARKET-AUG. IL.


WHEAT-The market has declined again, and
closes this afternoon heavy with no favorable adyices
from tho cast The receipts to-day are the lagest yet
reported, and amount to $1,000 bushels Sales on
Change are: cars red at track lOOO bushels
afoat and cars on track at slO21; 800 bush free
on board at sI,Os; 45VOO bushels free on board at
slOs)k; car white at Sl,Os on track; cars do at
SlO9; and do at sl,lO free on board. This after
noon sales are: cars red at s2 on track and cars
do at Sl,O3
FLOUR-sales are lLO bbls good red double extra
st sfs7: SO bbls choice do at s..
HIGHWINES-Are scarce and firm at l9gls'ac'
BUTTFR-Is in active demand for shipment and
sales have been made at an advance as follows; 2
kegs Central at Il2i 5 kegs good do at lOci SZ
at loalO6ci Is do at lOc; sO kegs for delivery here
at lOlke; and Is kegs at lO@l0&c.
CHEEsE-steady at 7972c.
EGGs-salss at s9s3kc.
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OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OswEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming a daily Line for Cleveland, Sandusky To-
ledO, and Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line to ana
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
OGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord.
Worcester, Fitchburgh, keene, Bellows Falls, kut-
land Burlington, and other intermediate points
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WAIEk-
TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at Us EGS
with the New OSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal be-
tween OsWegO, Troy, Albany and New York.
re Through Freight subject to but enc Iranshlp'
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, GarretsOn & Co.'S CLEVELAND
DETROIT Il LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. N.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
J. MYERS, lgl Broadway, y. Y.
j. L. WARNER, No C0nties Slip, n. Y.
T. s. SPAULDINa, do do do do
JOHN HOCKISG, No. 9j State street, Boston.
A. CUsHMAN, No. los do do DO
T.. i. THOMSON, JE-, OgdensbuIgn.
GEORGE PARKER, DO
GEO. A. EDDY, O5WegO.
CRAWFORD q HOYEY, do
W. 7. WALKER, Ioleuo.
+. X. MATHEWS, Detroit
o, ]. HALL, Milwaukee.
GcHESRY L BAKER, Racine.
MATTER Co., CnlcagO-
FTFr n NIITCHEL St. Louis.
PELTON BREED,
6eb28Ra Agents, Cleveland.
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pUVFATo ,TANKFT-AUG. ~.

Inr TELEGaAfHl
vrO1rR In moderate demand and the market is
steady , .t,, b,u do
WfFEAT-In fair request and red winter ,ad,G nei ne
ripcd ic since yesterday white winter is aso6 In
sairs are agOi bushels red viutor ut Sloi t'V' u"
N91SSSM N9lSi3 SM M 6nn With sales Of 1900 bush at 'oc
OATs-Nominal.
Other grains quiet, 49,.
VIITsK V-NOminal, nt 1850. a.. ,ot.
faNhT FR RFI(3IITs-Stendy; &c on uo"'' i''A
ON wheat; l2,s ON corn TO New YORK, oooo, ,,,,s,
FAT{E TlIpOR RTS-30oO hhis houii "o" push
AZ 80. - n -is65 n bns6 corn; $500 bush oats.
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SYRACUSE .CONvENTION.

SYRACUSE, Aug. IL
mia Douglas State Convention assembled again
,-.-ferday morning and after adjOurnlng from llu
~ time to allow the Committee On Electoral tlehet ~
e0mpiete their labOrs, finally selected lHit
and Everett party who have been present aurlhs ts
entire session negotiating for representation IN Jl
the ticket that would bring 10 II the support VI ~
Americans of the State. r a.,
Ai05a-tbird Of the electors are members oi the
American organization. ~ ,4t "a
Tbe electors at large are Reuben II. WalWofth o.
sarafoga. and Heman J. Redheld Of tennessee.
The resolutions endorse the non ~
fin1ore nomination; deprecate disastrous tIlne
the election of Abraham Lincoln; deplore Tue ma S
s5T,inisfrafion of the state governments by the nc
Tnbcans and urge its restoration 10 the sworn enS
mics Of cGrruptiOn, the Democrats. 49,.
The resolutions we're generally oil a iOoei 'iA'''
ter
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nswreo mARKET-AUG. u.


FInT-R-Dull, hut unchanged.
WHEAT-In good demands Sales are 5000 bush
rod Ohio at Si3; 1900 rcd Indiana and 1900 bushels
amber do ON private terms.
COR N-fIrld above views ol buyers. No sales.
CNNAI, EREIGHTS-Have advanced &c ON
grain SOS on flour; exc on Wheat; &C on Corn 20
New York. .,
IiCINAT, EXPORTS bbls -four; l5sOo hush
wheat; $500 bush corn laOc bush oats.
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FROM QUEBEC.
~

q IUITf LTTss 10
The propeller Anadene and Flying Fish accompa-
MED By the Queen Victoria, having ON board the ooN
ernor General, arrived on the Saguenay TINS morn
ing. , 90,
Al noon the Prince and suite emharks on the queen
Victoria He spends to-day at ST. Marguaritai Where
some tents have been erected for him, returning in
the evening to the Hero and sailing Friday NOR
ming for Quebec.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
YesterdaH AIternoon's Report.
BELL AND EvERETT CONVENTION

CHILLlCoTHE, o. Aug. II.
Bell and Everett State Convention met yes
terday and nominated full Electoral ticket
and candidates for Attorney General, Mem
Der Board Public Works, no nomination made
for Supreme Judge.
Resolutions condemning the conduct OF the
Republican party Of Ohio in their effort 10
nulliiy laws through the agency Of the Su-
preme Court that their rePudiation OF Jug
Swan for sustaining the Fugitive slave law Jaw
and their denomination Of Judge bflhAo,- l'i-
hof merits the rcbuke of law abiding peotlo
and that every conservative Union man mans ~
vote as to secure the defeat otJudge DrllAe'-
hoif
Speeches were made by Col. van trump,
Hon. L. D. Campbell, Gen. Leslie Ooomos ana
Others.
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wnnIFsALF PRICE CURRENT.
lure Geese..,f ID

NOkUAHE.
Manilla.......F 10 10 al0's
Tarred Rope. IL al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese...fl n Ala 4t
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NFW YORK ITElIs.

NEW YORK, Aug. L.
It's reported that both DEMOCRATIC state O2nyep i
tions have agreed to the effect that BRADY the
sIr5s ;1,srnatorial candidate, shall resign IN IA
vor of Kelly, with the contingency oi MS soihs 10
tho U. S. senate. -, ,sf r,,,rt of This
JudR6 Juo. s. Mason OF the 'up7llei N
city died last evening
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Sewing aelathinrs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
Whereyer they have Cuntended.
WHEELER & WILSON have sold the last year,
(endiug Nov lst, 1881 nearly Us many Machines as
all the others. - .
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., to whom all must &C
count for the number sold:
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At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie and CleVe-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Kavenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c
AT Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
7iIle, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
Al Youngstown with stages for New Castle, ,-Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley and thence by r F.
W. & O. R. Z. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt.
Cleveland, Feb. 9,Is5s.
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BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.

The Bell and Everett state Convention met at De-
osture yesterday Thirty-sN counties IN attendance
represented by 80 delegates. ..
They nominated full tate electoral ticket.
No platform was adopted, but simply resolved 70
10 ali in their power 20 elect Bell and Everett.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Aug. Il.
telegram TO the Wing says when lne Llessese s
from Charlottesville was received at stanton lot
Committee Of Conference, feeling pletaleH1 t tnat
tie Breckenridge men should come 10 them IL 'ley
wished to settle differences.
A dispatch TO the Enquirer says lhat suCn Plo-
position will not be entertained by the DEeCAeh-
ridge men.
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EsCAPE OF CONvICTs.

JEFUEs0N CITY, Mo, Aue Il.
While the conyicts were at work on the Capitol
grounds yesterday, three Of their number concealed
themselves or quietly and unobservedly escaped
We do not learu as any have been retakeu.
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Last Nigh. S Report.
HING.

WASHINGTON, Aug. L.
According to Texas news in the New orleans pa
pers of Tuesday last the excitement IN Ielatlo ~
A young man had been hung torgiylns stEycliIInSS n .
To he slave to put into the mills A~nO.hlL ~
rraacher mad also been hung, 1Ur beng an aetlgu
Ab0ltiOnist While other persons were @ slLllli-
arly treated, for melting the slaves 10 iii9u
These events had taken place in different parts ol
the State. sz.,,, n,
we're reported. and the town henderson LaI
been nearly consumed by hre. The people aPpe'ileN
nnyiiIng 10 put faith in the reported conspiricy'
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POLITICAL.

SrAUNToN, Va, Aug Il.
The Convention had adopted resolution inviting
Mr. Douglas 70 visit Virginia, also resolution re-
qfHrmin0 the Baltimore platform, declaring Doug
la and johnson regularly nominated, and denouhc-
ing the administration.
ELoTrEyMLE, Pa, Aug. H.
A resolution was offered in the OonNehllon tuls y.
prevent a Republican triumph, they cast the Note
or the State for either Of the other canuluales.
resolution was adopted re-afrmlng the Charies!o !oh
platform, except as regarded Cuba and. the racine
r. R. ,.t,,., a.,
senator Hunter addresses the Convention To-
night. and senator Mason tomorrow
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Rugl9 No. Il7 Water Street. Cleveland,
TENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
II ne, Renoyating and Mending Establishment.
FRANoIs AGER, Tailor, No. lg Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention TO cleaning renOvR-
ting and mending Gentlemen'B clothing. He has
iacilities for doing his work iu the best manner.
Gentlemen will find it for their interest during these
hard times TO give Mr.. Ager q trial
may 2s:R2l
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P.s.-Dr. L. pledges HE sacred w9Td and mono, n9noI
that he will in oWise directly or Indirectly lnauoe
or cause any invalid to take his medicines Wlthout
The stroaqest probability Of relief or cure,
BE-Ognsultdtion and advice, free OF tcharge -
The poor shall bs literally considered. aass
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gE0at
'ERTFFS gALE-BY VIRTUE

CHERRIES SALE-BY VIRTUE
- ofa writ Of Fleri Facas issued from the Court
of Common Pieus Of Cuyahoga county, nt the SUIT Oi
Henry d. Kendall ct. al. plsintins, against HyppO;
yte Mole o. al. deiondants, have levied upon ana
shall offer for salo, at public auction, at the store
intely occupied by Said Mole ON LOrain street. tnear
city lmitsl in tho Township Of Brooklyn, In said
county, the 9th day OF July, 1890 at O'Clock r
NJ the stock Of goods in said storei oonsistlng
Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Crockcry, Hardware, Yankee
Notions, Scales weights, Measures,B &C.
Said sale TO continue from day 20 day until COM
nleied ID. l.. WIGHTMAN,
o. ~ Palmer, Pitts Atty. Sheriff.
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~: - ST ER COMMISSIONER5S

M A 5 Il IL Il COMMlOSlONE Eli >
lFH SALE.-Pursuant to an order of sale issued
u mle from the Court OF Common Pleas Tor Cuyaho-
ga county Ohio, upon the 10th day Of July, 1900 IN
am action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappell Is
plaintiff and Henry L. W hitmun, Susan Whitman,
Micbipan Insurance Company, are defendants,
shall XpOse for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House in said county, upon the lst day OF
September, 1861, Ht o'clock p. NJ, the lands ana
tenements, described as follows, TO VII.
Situate in the Township Of Brooklyn, being NUM-
Der sever q in the thirteenth range Of township IN
the Connecticut Wes-ern Reserve IN the state OI
Ohio, and which is also in the county Of Cuyah0gal
and known by being City lots No. two hundred
and fiye (2ObJ two hundred and six 900 four hum
dred and sixty, (6O) seventy hye, 90 twenty seven
(g7), in Barbcr& Lords subdivision in Ohio CITY
now Cleveland, and part Of lot No. three hundred
and twenty-n mine, (g), in the Wieyylle allotment,
so called in said citysaid part Of said lot IS Sky
feet front on Columbus street. and ten rods deep, De
the same more less, but subject to all legal high
way.
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CHAEIorrEyILLR, Pa, Aug. II.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
A letter received at Washington from FL Paso
possession Of the Capitol Of Chipropeua, and the
Governor Of the Liberal party with all ms cablnet
arrived here yesterday, where he INTENDS 10 Aiahe
his last stand. Al.
Cordero, and many Of the wealthy citizens ot that
State accompanied him, all rushing lren the Chule
party. n....---.. ,-;11 rrob
The steamer Richmond now fitting out, Will proO-
ably be the nag ship Of the Home squadron. y.
tricts have yet been received. In the cases nheLe
the mai shals have asked for further time aaulohal
aid has been ordered
Ths President left this afternoon for several weeks
soiourn al Bedford. .1-.
fhe garrison OF Fort Kearney having been greatly
reduc,d bV the detachment sent to PaWnee heseFhe
10 oueI the Indian disturbances, Is 70 be lmIneol-
teiv gtreugthened by all the available infantry re-
Cruits now az Jefferson Barracks.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
I ! RAILROAD.-TI1lE TABLE No. 10
40 take effect after Thursday February 10 le55
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Cleveland TO Trains leave Youngstown to
Voungstov-n Cleveland.
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PRIVATE IllSt & gSS{ E S

with all bad Effects arising thersifoIn intending
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROsTRAT1OG-
e has succseded In curing cases in this eity some
OF whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
self-styed physiciaass who profess 70 treat Al pfE9ls
maladies with success, and without receiving tho
least particle Of benefit.
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he il q member Of
some College in London OF Paris, a. perhaps some
others DO fr the purpose Of ensnarng the fnuocent
and who hold out great expectotOns never 70 % re-
allied. Bat what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of is
this that he Is able 20 give entire satisfaction TO
those who repOse confidence In his ability and tnteg
rity and that he has perfected an American system
don Paris any patent medicine 70 equal for the
radical cure Of seminal Weakness and al diseases or
deran gements. both mental and physical, arising
from sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discOTered
and first the agents used in no respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug: secondly
no restrictions in diet business s ureQi Lniru
y his treatment is positive and cert IN AZ es
He stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known 70 the world IN point OF prompt
ness, permanency mildness, safety and c0nTenisnce
| DR. GIBsON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past nine moHths performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Reference can 1e given e
/ Boston, New York, and other cities in regard 70
skill and integrity in al professional rans1ctons-
/ Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, scrofula and ali chronic
| diseases treated with superior success.
EaS- Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
| recent Of ten dollars
DR.. GIBsON's New Work on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor of E7ectroPathy and Medicine,
81 Once No III Ontario street, up stairs, few
| doors from the Public Square.
| Office hours from to Y and from to to O'Clock
! daily, Sundays excepted.l aug9
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The following brief summary Of the peculiariti
- TnHE STEW ART SHOWN:

The is brief summary Of the peouliarties
Of THE STEWART STOVE:
lst. DURABmIrY.-It has been in use, in many IN
stances, from IS to % years.
2d Capacity FORWORK.-ALL CULINARY OPERA IONS
NAY BE CARRIED ON AT THE SAME TINE. In eNldehce
of what It will accomplish allude 70 the TACT thal
on each Ofs eyeral occasions, BARREL OF FLOUR HAS
uEEy RkKFD INTO BREAD WITH A SINGLE flRE.
3D. ECONOMT IN FUEL.-SO perfect Is It's construc-
tion, that ITS COST MAY BE SAVED IN FUEL IN PROM
TO 3 YEARS. -
4th IT DOES YOUR WORK EXPEDIrIOUsLY AND WE'LL,
and may be regulated at pleasure TO PRODUCE ANY
TFNPERATURE REQUIRED IN THE KITCHEN, without
interference with the cooking.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated oven Of any Stove
manufactured. - -
THE STEWART STOVE
nF-bas the best broiling arrangement that has
vet been invented. When broiling IS performed ac-
SordinT TO directions in the pamphlet all the smoke
4 Al once carried into the draft, and none Of it can
possibly enter the room -.,y,
THE STEWART STOVE.
suppIies hot water for bathing purposes, econ
'-'''-' THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished by all agents on trial Of three mon tbs
msvls Sole Agent, Zls Superior Street