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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

20 FOR SALE--A GANG or FeRTY-FTyE VERY
likely South csrclina Sesoes from one flanatfo inf
arrived 10 an approved purchaser. the entire asr =
sIy 'snait cssh payment Wi BE- credit Of
to be secured BY o. the dawes civ
Apply to GLADDEN. Is SEX AS
OF to y Al CARAVAN. Aucst1reer
tsiH II fsrnr& \
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O
KNIGHTS IpnparH and AppFndnn Orders No. the
THIRD FRIDAY a every mouth in tie Hail Perseverance
aGet Of St. Claude and Durnaine streets, First
District
orFI6fRs- II Tiellant r.. Commander; F. Il. Knapp,
iisHtrgt o j. nCnuelld- Captain aperGE Aielste Bronze,
frtate 3uau ,lg Reo. Senior Warden; William Trelford,
t1ntJt Warden 81 n Cologne, Treasurer: Francois Moeur,
Recorder Michel AIclrut STANDARD BgaTer Bruna
swnd searcr j. Harvey, Warden; Jean Bess, Sentinel.
SELL ly
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j. II ~ 5nnL Commission Is csnts) Ia now oru from IN NJ
" NJ wisn ts VII MD AUARTA d Ocean ana Rive
Ill sss m STEAMSHIP. MECHANICAL gR
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OIL PAINTINGS


New apqn fF iaapseaa cqssilon * hIg tsss rFgiual
OIL PAINTINGS ANCIENT aud MpHnrn, NO CARBON
nELEr sIREEr, Tho office " Atsssrs Bsrne EAAce
g. COO
Glover Dover Castle ~ ST A. cacoit E'anggiine T.
Fox. 1c Scei q. s4daia: Rnsiic Landscapes y L. IL.
Meadows; I've Pei Beye 4ngste kaufman he Bank &c
The Thames George A. Htaas Sho@sbufy Castle, Ricled
Wilson Pine ii.,aplts OF ef Williams Boddngou, Chas.
Hunt, Watson tiForgs shataess, A. Mearn Of the
old rnasersIAe God Age BY La saeur ead other Yauaue
originals
il has been the of the proprietor combine high quality
at art with pleasing and agreeable silects, and the prices
moderate advance 9h the original cost - -
81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

A rJ.AyrIC DRY DOCK, ALGIERS.-THE
Subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
hi ow spe ryision is prepared to take in ships steamers
MA every description of This Dock is located Mt
Aeys opnosie the Steamboat landing where in connection
L tic Docks the Subscriber will continue The shEwrghl ad
together with his personal supervision Of all work.
"a homes 10 merit q share of public patronage.
- IasI i In, JAMES MARTIN Proprietor
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-29
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MARCH 90, 1860
SfkatrsbfDs.


@FA CHI LIE TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS
fne nr''-'la'' scre GEo stsa%ss'P CREEK,
Capt J. Willets
SATURDAY, March 3lst
at O'Clock, ~, precisely.
No Bills adng will be signed after the departure of the
''F'' SAMUEL PEARCE, AGENT
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL LIN SON Ga
Punctuality in her departure may be relied on mh2
ITS CROMWELL'S LINE
saw ANN All.
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
The screw steamships
- Capt C. W Watson,
u.r ..,.,.. ~ s. : Capt D, French. -,
POTOMAC Saturday. March b, 81,
POTOMAC, Tuesday, April 10 10th, ,,,,u, :,
,,oro,, - LOCUST POINT Monday, April 10th,
II '''' ''-'N lotUsT POINT, Thursday, April Goth
No freight received after p O'clock on day Disabling
No bills fading signed after departure of the
sAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Pupctuatv in departure NAV be relied Io 9pear wharf,
Gentsin Savannah, BRiGHAM. BALDWIN CO. mh28
sfF+s CRoMWELL's LINE
NEW YORK
BALTIMORE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships of this Line will
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier r. N. R, and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland and other East
ern points, can have their Goods promptly forwarded BY
| this line free of commission
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to II. B. CROMWELL CO,
1900 sc WEST STREET,
| Nam Vorly
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Sbippina.

- FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The fine Br lship ANNIE LAURIE, Capt Nor
rs having portion Of her cargo engaged will commence
loading at Commercial wharf, Monday, I'd proximo,
have despatch. For balance OF freight apply to
FOARD ROGERS,
mh28f l6 Rnwlv,s wharf
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EA4IL-A GREAT
1Azna1uaruEzsS SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
NOTICE.
FOR THE PATTI KENT RIVl

FAIR HAVEN AND PLTrN POINT
trim ne IS steamer MARI WASHINGTON has resumed her
MvVKERRING March 10th, 1850, o'clock and continue
vE ESv "a SEDa Returning will leave Benedict
T. Eff FFDNtSIlAl MORNING, at O'clock for Raj
timore2 calling at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
Anl
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-29
baltimore GLASS WORKS.

u
Being in full operation with three furnaces
prepared execute all orders for WINDOW GLASS, of all
Sizes and of the favore and weknown BRANDS that
have been manufacturing for sixteen years. viz: BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPSCO AND Boil
TON. Also, GLASSWARE of all KINDS and COLORS.
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds Pickle and Preserve JARS.
PORTER BOTTLES. Syrup & Cordial BOTTLES.
IINERAL WATER Do. Walls and Patent Medicine
SPECIE JARS. BOTTLES, Private Mould
FLASKS. WARE of all kinds, and
DEMJOHNS. druggists GLASSWARE.
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
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Saints, Oils, @Iass, ape Stuas, 1t.


HUGH BOLTON Il CO.,
WHot tEAsE 6 4g F kEEAEk De- IN
Heeps constantly on hand general assortment Of Paint
Lewis Lewis, Pure Pure White Lad Window Glass
Chrome G Yes Yellow Boiled soS l h9see 9I G
Chinese ami American verlPatent Oil
RUSSIAN Blue; Camphene and Ethereal Oil;
Refined Lamp Black; Copal and Japan varnishes;
Common Lamp Black; Paintand Varnsh Brushes
HALE Hssdls y ys1nls' Ssa'sfoot Oil.
And every other article apperainng business; all
as fn WIN S0n at lOWei No pE 81 McLprnnrs WHARF
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
wM. DAVIsoN GO,
AANUFAory NE Is, LOMBARD ST.
s S fE R Attention TSs s
LEAD they warrant equal to in the country and their
French and American ZINCS they guarantee to be
They also continue their well known
REID sapee, ali grades Putty in badders and bulk
Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
fIS ampbisek, SSa@el
Neatssot Oil, Spanish Brown,
Which together with their usual assortment of Paints they
DYE WOODS, DYE IS, sTUFFs, DRY-sALTF~
5000 DOls. Clipped hi and ground - DYE WOODS;
IL casks Ftssfi IF 1SR ;sR Rsh test
|
200 casks and Dbls. GU IT, Irish and American
Acids all kinds, ,Hond, Cochinea,
| Alum, lump and ground Lac Dye,
| Bark, Pot and Pearl Ashes
| BIZ Crom. Pot a Pruss. Pot Ash,
| Blue Vitfol, Pumice Stone,
| BoraX, Paris White,
| China Clay, Roll Birthstone
Copperas, Red Tartar,
Cream Tartar Red Lead,
| Cudbear, Sugar Of Lead
| Clutch, Sicily Sumac,
Emery, Sal Soda,
Extract lockwood, Sand Crucbles
Gum Shelac, Terra Japonica,
Indigo Caracas, xerdigrs,
:" Bengal, Whiting, &c, &c
For sale by r. J. BAKER
mott Sc South Charles street
MN. H. BOLTON,
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GLASS, OILS,
PAINTS, ETC,
Keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of PAIN
lows
White Lead Window Glass;
Snow-white Zinc; Putty-kegs and bbls.
Brown Zinc; Linseed Oil, Raw;
Chrome, Yellow Linseed Oil, Boiled
Chrome, Green; Sperm Oil
Chinese and American Yer Patent OIL
= million; Machinery "
Prussan Blue Camphene and Ethereal Oil;
Nerdigrs Copal and Japan Varnishes;
Raw and Burnt TIMBER Paint and Varnish Brushes
Italian Seinnas; every descriptions;
Refined Lamp Black;
and every other article appertanng to business All
which will be sold at lowest prices at
PAINTERS DEPOT
jalS-tf No 81 W. Pratt street
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LNOR NEW YEARS.
IL We wish to call the attention of friends and the
public to our fine and well selected stock Of FOREIGN
'' aSSR IS M ~ $saq qSafNE VINES -
RHpE DE 3 BERG, Ho 6hfssN En-
HARLACHBERGER, NIERSTEINER,
SHERRY WINE
01 GmAMPA PA i VINES, CHARLES HEIDsICK, Held
NHskRF s di Here 1ss Qualities
HOLLAND GIN sfSie etc. do
Also to our fine and large assortment of IMPORTED
and pure received from Tst hands Every one viii do we'll
to call and examine them before buying elsewhere;
No 40 N. Charles street
dl3d between Lexngt' and Barnet SITS.
T A PERLE CHAMPAGNE
pure and rich fruity TASTE unsurpassed quality by
any 1r Wise n he Ap H mgrEet
connoseurs invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine of unrvalled merit Its beautiful Ruby color is
being aware that
pedep bs are saS the S the Wins
hereby bid the TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to any known
chemist who could in any public experiment. afford the
thing else but the pure juice of the grape
J. GoERe a Co.,
AChaons-sur- Marine, trance.
fD' sH'' "'''> CHARLES H MYERS BRO,
nl7-H Baltimore.
ID F. GRAVELY'S TOBACCO.-A large lot
WARWICK, FkICK g. BALL,
Commission Merchants
a3l-tf No. 50 South street
Warranted to beat down dozen eggs minute, bet
Ter than be done by the old method in twenty minutes
for sale wholesale and retail by copr1.Nkco
als-tfr Nos. 2l6 and BIB Baltimore street.
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RsiI Bones.

INA ES5s5...sssssssss+r WESTERN
sAEE S1zsE-E&g MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ, and $50 P
Tor Reisterstown Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore al
and lr.i5 A. NJ.
HF Omnibus from Westminster daily at SA NJ connects
with 1913 train Waiting for 20 from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving 7.30
omnibus from Manchester at A NJ meets 10 IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival of the train from Bal
timOre.
mh2Otf IRWIN e. TAYLOR
ISxs ETEE5ssFFs,sssss54ssss1 FOR THE
%esHs S1ssx@st1@ WEST, NORTH
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xfaaI M0tifks.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE |
subscriber has obtanted from the Orphans Court
Batmore CITY, letters of administration Of ELIZA
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the sub
Otherwise By law be excudsd r. al benefit
AM indebted to said estate are s 10th day Of
March, $780, g'' -'-' HENRY 4 Ropp5EWALD;
mh2l law4w" Administrator
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
L. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
yR4 Es on s G fs sT
deeeaied All persons having claims against the said de-
Ceased are hereby warned exhibit same with the
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
g m Rea of ed e make All to
gRdeg my hand this I'm 2y Of s MaFeh 1850
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
of Ellen BMcMechin deceased made by Richd ii Plea
deceased this day reported to this Court by the said
Executor be ratified and confirmed unless cause shown
provided copy Of this order be inserted in Some daily
paper, published in the city of Baltimore, least once
April next '''''' 10Y
I've Report states the amount of sales to be $500
True copy.-Test-lSAAC p. COOK,
mh23law3w Register Of Wills for Baltimore city
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-JAMES MUIR
RAY AND HENRY r. HAzLEHURSTi Fl, h ,y e,,l by
ana r I ed 51 ri Giving II
such as shall within 81 days from date said deed
sign a release claims against Them and accept such
Of said deed copy Of the Deed Of Trust and release
themselves Of the provisions Of the deed have been left
the counting of keyser TroXe South Calvert
fec, aawtapro E E7hEs No SEEsER Trustees
BALTIMORE, February 22d, Is6O.-NOTICE
D-Appcatiqn will be made to the City Council for tn
closing Of the LANE formerly called Whamore's Lane
fe23-Iaw9w#
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k.sIT% OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

IS comparatively new, and built by merchants f
fcksplg and baltimore, interested in the trade and nv
herchants and farmers residing in the counties boSy
on me appahannock for the press purpose of keepr
lss steamer on the route During the winter the for
aa ueck mas been enclosed thus aoring complete nrn
g I h 9rse and other live stock Carriages Of all
taxing OF the wheels Her sateroom and berth
aa9Ds are large and commodious and her CAPACITY Tor
TtlSht As passenger M
no T f5rPgr,Sf f on ne waters Of the Chesapeake
by X !; CAPRON CO. Bowly's wharf ~ ~ $40 Pa4'
NJ Freight received board of the Siearer
'l u uSuays, ana on Fridays up to O'Clock, 2 NJ
For further information and Blank Recent Of form mead
by the Company, apply on board, or to F " ~ us0u
X CAPRON & co, Agents.
II or ,rr,r--- No. 81 Bowly's wharf BaItimora
SLAUGHTER, President, Frederick Sbnrg Va mo
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amengE, -,
Nsk4Ezsiaaaaar DIRECT FROM NEW YORK P{iIIADEI.
PllIA and BALTIMORE, via die
az, ,-oDr,rr IA y LIN f.
. TON tAtGt STA IA Leigh, CHARLOTTE, COLLIN
49, EW ORLEANS.
FALhI' ANp WINTER ARRANGEMENT
BAY LINE, SEA-BOARD d ROANOKE RAIPG,v
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me Schedule being the TRAVELLED
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from ''N
NEW YORK TO WEIDnN N q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31

amendment He spoke At length IN favor Of the
buttcrheld overland route, thinking Congress
possessed no right % terminate the contract cx'
ospt BY exercising despotic powers.
NJ Chandler russ % question Of pririlrge-
lie found Ia The Globe Of yesterday language a.
tftputed % TOE Senator fFom Indiana (kttchl IN
which be characterized him (Chandlerl e. grossly
ignorant He had not heard the language, bot IL
Il was used u showed the senator ineapable OF
appreciating the position which he held on this
dpcr
Mt. Fitch avowed the language and stIll
Thought if Appropriate.
NJ Chandler said that when the Post once
bill again came up he would discuss Il. and tho
question Of Ignorance would be then determined
The overland mall bill was then postponed ill
Saturday
The House bill for the admission Of Kansas
came up.
Mr Collamsr advocated it, and 1t was postponed
till Monday.
The Oregon War Debt bnl wus taken up, and
Mr. Lane defended Il as proper. Othes spoke on
the sehieot, and Mr.. Hunter moved an amend
ment authorizing loan for the payment Of the
amount Lost-yeas, II nays, 50. The amend
ment that all money paid under the set be 20 per
sons who actually did service and not 70 assgnees
was agreed 10. and the bill paSed-yeas, u :
nays H. Il appropriates 81 100 200
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31
NEW YORK aIARKET-lIAY 80.



FLOUR-sman receipts and better demand for
port and speculative enquiry prices have advanced
51l0c per bbl. Sales 7,f0g bbls at $3,A45yso Tor
E1perfne state; ii5 Tor extra state sS0ebie
for uhfppinE brands extra Ohio rcuad hoop
MARKET closing qulSt Ineiuded in the sales are 5000
CANADIAN FLOUR-Exhibited little more
activity at slight improvement In prices seies Of
lsD bbs at S5.SaT,4 40 Tor common % choice extra
CflRN MEAI@Quiet and unchlnEed-
RKR F111UH-steady, and small sales az $50
a4,O for common to choice guperhne.
NFHISKY-Market shade hrmer. Sales OF 500
WHRAT-sprlng has advanced le TO 2c, with
pretty good export demand; winter white and red
are duh and heavy, and milisra are not dlposed 20
bush interior prime Miiwaukes club af Si,ZGl-Ei
aud 200 bush white California ~ Sl5t4l23
RYE justified Sales q 90 bush AZ gl1fct99ic,
the latter are outside price.
BARLET-DuIl, a. eoe1T5c. Sales Of 300 bush
good Canada East on private terms
C0RN-Receipta c0ntinue hTim with lair east
ern and export demhud. Prices have again advanced
about cent per bush. Sales Of 5000 bush; 65e1d6c
&C. closing n the latter ngureai 61862fo for east
ern do; &C round yellow, and 61c for Inferior 70
prime DO.
OATei-In modernts raqusst At s0asas for western
snd canada East and 41.fzs< for STATE and Canada
PORK-Dun and ksapy. SAILS 800 bblr; 81. .sos
- -. ioE nsS messs sl5e ior old nsssi ti7,aO f0F
lnlsl1k MARKET steady for good brands and other
elno1 are dul end heaFy. Sales go bhls At s4f45
ie[ oeuqtEy prime S5f4ao for country mess; S8sO
iof repaoAeo mess and III 80 for extra
.LI,A.RD-Markst hrm. Sales so paokages At ns
olBiJTTRR-DuII and rAther heavy at iaai7o for
CHRRsE-In nodsrate demand for export Al "a
lie ior inisrioE 70 prime.
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WFsTRRN NEWS

ST JOSEPH, Nay ~
The Pony Expires. due on Monday 2sth, afFiv-
ed here last night a. p m, but brought no Cali
f0rnia mail, which 4 supposed 10 have been in
fereepted By Indians.
The only mail natter brought by Il L fnom Salt
Lake, al which place Il arrived and len on the
All the information we can learn in regard TO
the failure Is BY the following note on salt Lake
wsybills made BY the agent:
Rider just in. The Indians have chased all
the men from the stations between Diamond
Spring and Carson Valley. The machine IN
which the express matter Is carried is lost. The
Indians are reported 10 have killed two rides on
the last trip, and L Is supposed they carried on or
destroyed the mail matter belonging 70 this ex-
pres
The news from Salt Lake Is very meagre,
On the 18th two men named Myron Brewer and
r Kit johnson were both shot at once b. un-
known hands.
The distance from Salt Lake to ST Joseph, 100
miles, was made In days and hours
The Pixies Peak Express, which arrived here
this morning, furnishes the following summary Of
news:
DExvEE Crrr. May 94-The mining operations
are fairly commenced in Gregory Diggtngs -
Most Of the gulehes are paying from s. 10 $50 per
day 20 the man.
But little Is doing at the quartz lead mines The
miners are waiting for the mills 10 work what Is
Rich discoveries Of boulder diggings which are
said TO be most valuable known, and resemble in
appearance California quartz.
The great excitems now Is at the head waters OF
the Arkansas, where gulehes are reported 70 be
yielding from S25 70 500 per day 20 the man
Thousands are going In that direction
From the Blue river the adviees are favorable
There Is too much snow, and weGthsr too cold for
successful operations.
The weather here, up 10 the past few days has
been cold, but It Is now hot in the middle Of the
day.
The number going towards the mines Is ineFeSs-
ing while the emigration from the States Is com
In 4 in torrents.
fhe report that the Sioux are giving trouble on
the Platte Is credited here.
One hundred Arzphnes are eneamped near
this city.
The returned expedition against the Utahs
ponies
Buildings are going up rapidly in ell directions,
and there Is some activity In city lots.
There Is but very little dust coming from the
mines
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbu Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleYs-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks 70 Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, With hacks for karenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 sharon, Greenfield, Mead-
vile, Bloomfield, Canhsld, &c
At Youngstown with gtagef for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and En0n Valley, and thence by p =
". s c. X. B. 70 Pittsburgh
Cleveland. Feb. s.lsss-
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CONN ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND nIARKRT-MAY 30.

FLOUR-Quist and unchanged.
WHEAT-sales Of i've cars red at sl,S. The
market e little more settled, but the demand At
the shove figure IL slack.
CORN-salss OftwO cars at 46e on track and 400
bush free on board At &C.
OATS-Duli and heavy, al ss9s7e.
HIGHWINES-sales Of 50 bbls at i9ifo, and 20
do a z0c.
CHERsE-sales light lot Of new at TeT4e.
EGGs-stesdy At s9ze.
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DR.. A. GIBSON.

DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York CITY, Hill ~ Ons Hun-
do sss sS 5si 95 s' RsSs shAi = v f 1 81 ss 3 s S
he % taitsd states trsSis tks ss@s DIS VIA
Aftsr many ysars Of lsborioui siudy an5 rxpsri-
encs, Dr. GIBSON Z happy In being abss % ~
.~.i@,S N ,-.s,s,-5f s,r -
. zen SPEEDY p ASD iPERMASEET CUEE
of the above and ether private 4.e-i Win 81 BAD
Effects arising tharelronr inclndllg
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS RkOsIhAlloh-
~ ~ Isos 9,s 80 s45ess - suSrt 4 q soIiss va
selfslyled physicians uho prolsl % tr11i - iT5fs
maladies With suooess, and without rsaallins The
al AltSouSh DE-. GIBSON has DiDIou,a. yUs 10
makes no boast q that act, lor ihe Fery ll tilet
Of infelligencs, r neither diPl0nal, a9r c0lsgss,
nor gFe1 eLpeEencs ever TCf rc11e1leQ rQAef sun
sss s,as s,5Sl 2 sa5ss 5Ss mo m gai r Sss
be hoast that be Is . men1ber o. 9oue e1ases N
Psris Q. LONDON s1 perai. sole etnfis = =. as -
G1BSOS might bosst of Z tbs. thsi ht : abls g
give entire sltiglactiQn % those ~ relql coll-
perfected an American sy.ten q traatmelt HhicE
Challenges any Physician o. London o. E2ri o. any
m 5rssf1--- lnf ~ sii-.l-1S rT l1IanI I1naniI
both mental and physical, arising fon saEnal o.
sscref aBnas.
Dr. GIBSON also claims ioT his nee irl9.leli ~
following advantagss OIer Az otherl Isi eqIe1sdi
and frst the agents used arr IN Tllr1cl i1arrll
a1lc ne 10 laLlll o. N. lIlIA - -
Mercury. nor any ofhar dal1tarlcuI cflT- t1cp1qlI
NJ restrictions IN dies bulines 8 Eelur Third
Z his tleatmsnt e Positise and esrlaln = - e,s.
BE stands prgparsd % 90 into an1 plelc or private
hospital Ii thc United States aad dltcllll1to ne
great act that be & able % psfIale1tly olro ten
cales, in the sane length o. ti1c re1lllc4 ~ any
other PhyBiciEn % cure ena similar 60
ftli0u CffiElusl E1ctI tllfihle tlin1ls and ~
this age, the only pa1ula upon Ehlch - Rlcll1
mind can b ~, and lron Ehizh iu.i ald esaniia
DT- CsIBS0N Z ssraSnsnfly ioeaisd in cl.Fsiald,
and has during the Pasf ak mguthI plri1rnsd Eany
cures Of di1ezles which bad 81 yoarl rel1ltac ~
other modes Of treatment kasrelee CO = l1lol .
Individuals Of the trlt respeclanl1y y usle.aaes
Boston, New York, and Othar cities IN rl1ard y
skin and integrity ID al prola1gicnal tFans45on1-
Dyspepsia, khuemati1Lns bcroi1l1 ana an ehronie
disslses treated With unusual Euece1s.
81 Medicine sent to any part Of tie eountTy on
receipt of ten dollars
DT. eIBSON's New Work on PhTIioi1gI for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor of Elsetr0pashy aad Asdieiae,
- omes No. II! OatArie street, up Stain, ~
doors from TIE Public sQulrn.
daily, Sundays excepted 1oF1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31
FRON RnsTON.
Bosros, NAY 80.

DusIOAi MAh ~.
The special session Of the Legislature TO takR into
consideration the cattle distemper commenced al
noon to-day. A communication was received nom
the Governor thu subject, which Was referred 70
q private COMMITTEES Of fourteen Of tho House, and
seven Of the Senate.
The Governor estimates the number Of real cattle
in the United States al 100oo00. He urges the I'M
portance Of checking the contagiOn and suggests a
thorough Investigation into the Of the disease
de tbiEks that the transit of cattle through the
eral towns may require additional legislatiOn, and
leaves 70 the wisdom Of the Legislature the subject
OF snlarginE the number Of the Bord Of Commission
er4 and Of fncreasfng their authority