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CHEEsE-sale s boxes W, R. at &c.
EEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 20


AsnssIn fair demand Sales 50 bbli st $50 for pots
TIonaies q S0ib bbls at s5I5aS62O for super State
s5gSs 3f56 for gLra State S5lbb % Tor super western
IS 9d5 IS common 20 med extra western, SbI0b 8
f1rnerOrto good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
a srket duil md deelinIng.
Canadian ours sales 80 hbls At S5066 Is common tC
choice. and hrmly held.
Rye ~ uT-Se ling " S3,f59t4G. - =
Buckwhest FlouF-PlentY and dull at $ls76GS PEI
cWt
Whisky-L.OWer. Sales 500 bbls al 2 A(125kc.
Whsut-Dut aud Prices viii hout mBserial change. ST.
$50 bus No Chi String at 81 ms deivered iOOlb bu whnt
southern SIs3, End 40 bus white California At Sl0
Corn-HeBvy and lUwer. Sales g 90 bzs NJ 6o9oc fol
new white and yellow.
Rye-Q Quiet a. Ol,192c. -.
Birle SQnsi, and prices without change. Sales cox
Gsts~Mods ate demand at 4sc for Stat. .WestsnsDd
-aarketffrmer and more uetire Sales 900 bb $
a. SIC 45ls50 for old moss: S IS for new ness SIC 81
for new nless; Sil.sI old prime -
lliQ bbs e $3.50 old mess SlI,R new mess: Sll,aG g
BesS-oGis sales l75 bbls at S4@t Is cauntry prime;
S5ss, country mess @eSs Tor repaeked mess; $lOS
Prime mess beef moderate request Sales go tisTceI
Bsef R5ms-Firm. Sales 90 bbls wsn at sli.EO9lsOO
Tsiiow-in better demand Sales 1900 bbls Butchsrs
Gu. .Is.is-nul sales 500 pscksgess GH for shOu
Bsco1Soaiet Sales Is. boxes short ribbed middles at
f.srd-Dull sales l0O bbls at IOsS@lCsSe.
Buteln moderate request at l2ec Ior Ohio, and lt9
CResss-Sisady at saiIXe.
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UNDEReRoUND RAILRoAD-Two men and
three women, all mere than usually "likely
niggers," who are said to have come from a
plantation near Jackson, Mississippi, passed
OVeo at this point this week. They were worth
$4,000, as such articles 90 now. .s>day. They
undoubtedly fell under the ban of the prevail
ing Sc ntiment in the Eouth which sends TO the
North al those Supposed TO entertain liberal
views upOn the coniroverted question of
slavery.-Dst Tri5 I9th
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Friday Ian % 1860

FLOUR-Steedy. Sales 20 bis. choice extra at
5 IS and so bis, red wheat double extra at SIS.
WHEAT-Sales cars red at 100. White is
worth l,S49l IS.
CORN-Sale 100 bus. in bags at 69c.
SEED-CloTer continues in active demand and
has furtherladvaneed. Sales 81 bush. at $50 and
al bus. TO arrive at same.
HIGHWNES-Sale Al bis. at &c and . bis
at 22Ac.
HOGS-Sals in a retail way at 5,s7X9e.OO for
hoavy.
CHEESE-Sale boxes W. R.. at9e.
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OTIS CoFFIKBERRY,l
G. W. s. STETsoN, y Attorneys.
O.. ". PALMER, dee2l 26I
TI7G5J CETF DTTPCUTN1

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of order Of sale issued from the
Lucy Brown plaintiff essin' Alexander Gal{stt e Al,
defendants, directed and delivered shall oer for
the door Of the Court House Of Seneca and
Champlan Streets in the City of Cleveland in said cOun
the 3ls day of January l60 at O'Clock p NJ OF said
day the following desc ed lands and tenements to witt
Suaie the City Of Cleveland in the county Of CuyahOga
and State Of Ohio and known Sub0ts hundred and
and one hundTed ard SsYen Of The subdivision OF Og
inalrs eight and foTynine tl and 49) in the town
ship 4 Brooklyn Sde By Elisha Taylor and James NJ
Hoy and recorded in the Office Of the Recorder OF Cuya
hOga County said lots fronting Forest STREET and being
forty 40 feet front each and hundred and twenty O
feet deep and Tngng back e an alley being slightly feet
front together. SAID lots appraised G. SGD each
D. L. WI0HFMAR, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
CUasr & SrApF Attorneys for plaintiff. dec3l :25S
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
N. I. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Eafs
Lines.
Daily to DUNEIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily 20 SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-wsskly to OGDENsBURGH, ,OsWEeO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
T1-Weeky TO CHICAGO, 1IILWAUKER, MACKL
MAC and Intsrmediato Ports
= Properly consisned oT delivered to Cur care will re-
eeITs prompt and eareial attention and Dispatch
q Passengers will be tickste through IN Al irs-fiou
AZ The lowest rates.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan. 80,
IBY TELEeEAPH.l

Stocks are lower aud dull closing heRAF Chi and q
e31s; Cal Chi 635si lezS Reading 371S; III Cent
66 fansma l9s1l; "a 37h; Z l35<; HHTl pfd 32a<
Holds as Pacific Mail 7si Del Hud s53Si Tenn siIss
eGS; Va sizes sl3S
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a-hAAA4t0 ADlaAtAsAs AAI4ts
Al Cleveland with eVelAnd ana Toledo, ClsEslaEd o.
lunbus Cincmna Cleveland and EIle and ClsVslaE3
and Pittsburgh RairS ds.
At Sol0l. with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantuh Niih hacks for RaFsnna- &c.
A. BrageVills with hacks to New.Or Falls &c
At Waue1 with hacks 70 ShaTen, G.esnfed Moadvills
Bloomfield Canheld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and EnOn valley, aad thence b. 2. = w. &C. B.
T. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't
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Druag.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN
Read Notices Ia The Tribune since Dec. l, 1858.
From Ms ktceli ienegY JAMES d WESTCOTT, Governor
Of ElOrlde aud member TIE United states Senate:
For upwards q twenty q years vas afflicted with
disease IN my fomY which The best medical nd surgical
talent IN The country ined cure. but which Welded
most salts actOrV manner o. the GTaeouber Remedts
eOnsci0ncl0usly advise thsT use.
JAS d WEsTCOTT."
NEw YoHK, February, ls59.
DR. J. T. ERIDdE-Dear Sir Some two wears 20 10 tu-
timaie female friend had been suffering from falling Of The
womb whites and deriI ged mensTuation toget with
the nding symp0ms clearly aescrhed Jour sdyeT-
tsauents aud pamphsts she nad hs very best med cal
skill 10 th ciy uni enTt pros ated, and her physician
finally told hsf he though her lie might pOg7btg be
prolonged very little lOnEgr undnT the most iudicOus
trea.msn PR two weea fer that she continual sink
when came infO y0uT Office u the Graeieh1ts Ai oic
Institution and usd her sypgns As you were conf
ing her she disohaIgo al the physcians and gd ~ tho
dOubtugy PrOyidsnialy, u rGiey 81 her quick y, und
bottles entirely her Since then for LoaT soyeurs
there has been aly ruuGlce of the complaint ana
mo X BRIGGS.
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s. N. SANFORD, A. NJ Principal.
Mrs. HELEN II. WRIGHT, BIatron.
Mr. IEVl BUTTL rs, Business Assistant

Parents are assured that while boarding pupils contribute
much more than Day pupils to the support the Permaneucy
and success Institution enabled BY system
sc asngpment Of their time their study, their reoren-
80, S b fNeiT yithdraual from the auromenfs and
home and society," 20 90 vastly more ahu Del
'eT for them than for day pupils ar aru 20 them
ADVANTAGES that be secured 10 any day school
Its therefore hoped that all who come from abroad will
enter boarding. pupils and that ciZens OF CeVelanu
will SO far make II convenient TO do So send
their daughters boarding pps thus advacng tae pros
ertv nnd usefulness OF their Institution, Of which
thsY should and JUSTLY be proud and Al the same
time than Tepud By the greater
No Mains will be spared 10 render their connection with
the Insttution both pleasant and printable II Will be the
constant care and effort Of all IN way connected with
the msnaEsmsnt Of the Institution TO secure the hghes
possible advantages in all departments Of thorough and
Sn5drioT sdVantsFes are afforded those who wish
ing and Painting these departments are iunder the
charge of teachers who devote themsevey 20 their re-
spectve eOaImentS and have thus attained nh degree
Mons subf nstys of Paris fine scholar and superior
nFugt beng teacher by pTuieSsOn teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed aud he restless in the Sem
1orF Ms ulE have the best possible opportunity Of
learning to speak the language correctly End with fuencY
Pupils from the city, Whose parents desire ~ viii De al
Be mads the bills Of SUCH as 20 expense IS thereby
saved the Seminary, and indeed We greatly prefer 20
have al remain with US without Interruption thEoughthe
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus from
their homes the SaminaTy and back Gun be ncc0mma-
ted reasonable rate BY applying Al the Omnibus ofce
Cit1eps and others are invited to call and examine the
institution and its beautiful surroundings snd satisfy them
selves that advantages superior 10 those here ohefed are
o3 - Se % Il RTd and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
WeeFs slOD For Tuition 0f Day Pupils, from SO 70 Sd
Bills payable IN odUaHcs No pupils received for less than
For furtleT Information and admission, address
decle S. N. SANFORD, Principal
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Rai! RoaOs.
1850--6O.

AAJEgN OOe
Cleveland, Columbus / CinsiHnati Railroad
6fl -
WINTER ARRANGEhTFNT-
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
- d l5oS Passenger Train leave Cleveland asioliov
735 A. NJ. Cincinnati Express stopping At Berea, Graf
ton. In Grange, Welliusi on. New London, Sa-
len Shelby AM al stations south of Shelby.
~ d Snelail Night fasssassr stopping ~ all ga
tlnHs bCtEesa llsFsland and Gallon, and a
CaIdingtoh und Delawarei also, stopping -
leave PASSENGERS atall stationE south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
2hsihy, SslduskY, Mausfsld AM Newark RnirOaa f6i
hiEnzfeld DIT Fsnon Newark, Zanes5iils, &C
Cfssfhna, Pittsburgh Et. Wayns and Chicago Railroad
Tor Forest Ipper rSantusEYt Dslphos, Lima, IT
Muyne, LEpGrta, ChiceE0, &c west, AMI Eass
for Mansfield, Wooster, hiassill0q, &c.
6a9E kad seilslontsun Railroad Line gI Marion, Belle.
ioniaine, Sidney Uaiou, Mancis, indianapolis
lsiIs Z ia.s, th eoants, EFansfiiie' '4oaisFills
Ds iyton BB3 CincisIsiI Line, ioF sBringfsld o.
i5aftons hauifieu, CIdEEhatl. klchmsud, L.
diznqpOlls5 fore Hauis, 81 LCuis. &c; and ~
road for L0uisgillo, ald al points the Ohis
ATeF.
CsIEzbas Liisls Man. uns Coluubas and Nsais Rail
rad. for Xenia, EaYton, Indianapolis Tsrrs
ftaalsi St LOUIS. MoueH L9Ieland. and Cln-
Cinn-kti. aEd with she Ohio aad MisaissipBi BAIL
I1ad al Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville
Caro-, s. L0uls, and ALI oints On the Ohio riFsr.
CslgE1us, Leu1l Ohio Railroad for Newark ZaaeETii5
Wheeling, Ec Columbus, Piqua and Indlaha
koilfoal for Piqgai Urhana, ee-
~ FOR Tickets 70 All goints and information apply
ths Unlon Ticket Ohiee 81 lSapeeTsrssgi ~ The PEs
Isuger StaiiOu.
Cleveland Nov p Iss9.
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THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved be Heater with the same amount
Of Anthracite BtnmnOus Coal than any other Stove or
the purposes; It is Furnace and S,oV5 in one
combination
~ These Stoves together with the largest and best va
rieIiss Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking, Parlor, Dining
Room, Bed Room, School House, and Church pur-
poses lust received the best assortment the
market. Our large stock Of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHTNG GOODS,
Is the largest in market, and just received from
the hest HOnses Cincinnati and New York where they
were recently selected at the lowest prices Our assort
ment Of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
Still continues large, aud OF the BEST QUALITY.
~ TIN ROOFING. aud all Jpbbing ia our line, We
execute with promptness and 'Despatsh.H
We having ected these Goods described abgye. IN
pers n the lowest Cash prices. offer tnem for sale
coTdnsy. This fact gether with our thirteen years
eTperiece enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION and
offer our stock OF GoOd prices cheap cheaper
than they he purchased clsewhere IN this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto.
Therefore don't all to call and decide for yourselves al
tho old and well known Store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. a Public Square. nearly opposite old Court House.
octl5
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Genal Nntifte.
A SSTGNEE5S S1LE-TIndeT

A SSIGNEE'S SALE-UndeF and
"A bguuue Of tho authority vested ia me by deed o.
assignment executed and Delivered 70 by Marshal Car
SON. " Ooyeland o. shsll odsr for sale public
ton 81 tore NO lsi sue aT street. IN tha city Of Clste
land roIuty Of Cuyahoa and State Of Ohio Wednes
DAY The B day OF bfuary A. D. 1850, At 10 o'clock A.
81 the entire stock Of Goods contained 10 said Store,
consisting Of Paer HaBengs, Window Shades, Paints,
Glass Varnish and urotg Of other articles, together
dtc5s5sS VI ouIiF5AN CtuTTENDFH A.,ignss
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ORDFR or ATTACHMENT.

J. MAsVRT Plaintiff. Before Samuel Foliumbe Esq
against JUSTICE Of the Pehcs OF Cleye-
J. H. PBETB. Defendant. land, OuyuhOsa county Ohio
TlHE DEFENDANT, j. H. PULTE,
Il will take notice. that at my instance the 23d day
DecembeO 1852 the above named Justice issued
der Of attachment against The goods chatte and credits
Of said defendant IN the above entitled cause, claim
against him IN my favor for the Of SS4 96-lO0hE and
that said action set for hearing before said Justice the
7th day OF February, 1850, AZ Ociock a. d.
dsc79:266 JOSEPH MASURY.
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agricultural.

GRASS AND GLOVER SEEDS
~ Timothy OF Herds Grass,
Red Top.
Orchard Grass
ksntucky Blue Grass
MIxed Grass Seed, (or Lawns,
Red lOYur,
White Dutch Clover,
L1cerue,
apr2 J. sTAiR EsoN.
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JALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY Or
~ DER OF COURT.-On the lsth day Of Februafy,
lso 81 no O'clock A. at the door Of the Court House
the Pubic Square, 10 the cty Of Cleveland tae eoun
ty OF CuyRhoga and State Of Ohio viii Be sold 70 the hg
e bidder The following described Real Estate the pro-
pery OF John T. Cockbun, deceased, to wit Situate in
said Of Cleveland in said county OF Cuyahoga and
known Is Sub Lot No 49, in Kelley WalWOrthl subJi-
vision paT Of the "WaWOlh Farm (s0 caliedG said
being front Harrison street It's easery bOu
daFy extending in between parallel lines Al rRht
giles with SAID to alley rod in width; the
Outhsry line being about 10 feet and the uorhery line
about s6 feet in length Appraised At $3.50.
Terms Of sale viii be made known the day Of sale
WM N SIMMONDS,
Administrator ofthe estate Of John T. Cockburn decsssed
rln-nl.nn ohm Innulrs IA -LL.l-n
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MASTERIS SAIE.-In Pursuanee

IlA Of decretal order Of sale issued the Court
Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga County, Ohio, the suit
r homas B. Pitehard aEainEt Waller J. Allen and 9th
Court Houas lcorer Of Seneca and ChamDain ltrses in
the City Of Cleveland in said County the I4th day
February 1860 O'Clock P Nj Of said day ths follow
ing described lands and teneH ents to wit Situate In the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyahoga County Ohio, End is
known Lot No. ll3 in Hiram Stones addition Ceve
land composed OF original Lots Nos. 6 and s. in sad
Brook yn township Said lot is g lOl2 Coum-
bus and l and 92 feet deep the south line and
l5i and TIA feet deep along Enn Ayenne and 6sh feet
wide on the west end. Appraised at el2Q0.
p. ". BINGHAM, Master Com'r.
LoRRN PRENTIVG PltfE Att'Y. janl7.2IO
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CHERIFFIS SALE.-BY VIRTUE

- Of writ Of Fisri Facias issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County the suit Of William
J. Gordon, ct al piltfs sgainsL Thomas johnson. DR.
feBdant, have levied and shall for sale
public auction at the door Of the Court Houss (cOer OF
Seneca aad Chsmplain Streetl the City Of Cleveland,
said County the th day Of February 1850 at O'Clock
P H. Of said day the following described lands and
smenis wit: Situate in the wnshiD # biddlebuigh
known as IN Lots Nos I've () and thiysiT Ce in the
village Of Bsrea-" L. WIGHTbIAN, Sheriff.
g NJ BARBEB, Pitts Atty. IanllT26s
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EfNaElRR.

EOR "sHAKSPEARE AND HIS
FRIENDsn on hand and made 70 order ia q great
variety Of slyles and the best manner, nt =
oefii J. W. SAROEANT'S, Marble Block.
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A CARD 20 TIE PUBLIC.
The Medical Agency being established in connection
vita Eminent Physician Of this city the public may
hy the genuine intrinsic Vaue Of the Tsmedie sold
ZEN.
As Agent, know the Medicines 10 be Genuine Prcpa-
raiionE, X. CRUGER, Agent
sepl7 No. T42 Ba0adpav Ne
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COOKING STOVE
He "VICTOR,"

For Anthracite Coal or Coke is beautul new pattern
DOnOunced BY the dozens Of ctzens using the ar
tcs be perfect great economizer Of fuel and grea
Heater.
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..-E
CLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
~ RAIL. ROAD.-TIME TABLE, No Is.
To lake effect aud after Thursy, Febru-rY TO- ls59
GOING EAST. ! GOING WEST.
esvsleHa % Yoisigs-i F9aagsigi0a 20 ClEUs
teUa. taaa.
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CHERIRFIS SALE.-PURSUANT

~ 10 ths command OF a wnto. Vend EKponas, issued
Omthn Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyah0ga COUNT The
ut Of A. Grlu0r. pitt against FTedelica Hauselm man.
drt 10 mo directed, shall G fer sale at public auction
a the door Of the Court House cOrngr OF Seneca Cham
Dan lifeeSl u the city Cleyolind, IN said county
tho 23 dag Of Janpa l86 NJ e'e0ck p n Of said day.
the following deacried ands teusnentI to vii: Sit
aaie IN The tuWnah of Parma, county Of CuyahOga Ohio
aud known purt Of Lot No ssventaen ( IN the Tuck
Tract called, being all OF said Lot No II except
ing piece The south part theTe0f conveyed by said
Frederick Hhusoman John HtuaeTman BY iiy
deOd end b1unfol the s0uh. The fast and lu
lines, and te month bs line 10 Be drawn parallel win
said south Inns from % Wost through said Lot No H.
anu lar enough from ulI tnuh line 20 contain
land lo ts piece oOy iatendcd 10 BE- conveyed
being Any nine lRud less but subject
all .osal highway =" Apr ,issd a s $3.50 o.
ID. l. WlGHTdlE, sbeliG.
mu va HaapQ
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Of the above and other private diseases with all bad Effects
arising therefrOm. including
DEBILITY OR NERTOUS PROSTBATTON.
whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with sefstyed
Physicians Who profess 70 rest all private ma aides VII
Iucess and without receiving the least particle Of bsnet
Although Dr GIBSON has Diploma, ret he makes 10
boast Of that fact for the very that diploma COM
parHtVeY simple thing desi ute OF iniaSence, for mel
possessed power sufficient to away make aged wise
single Ounce medical genius neither
London, perhaps others do toE tue purpose Of
ensnarng the inn0cstt. But what Dr. GIBSON might
boast Of this that he able to give entire satisfaction 70
those who repOse confidence IL ms HDly ana my
and that he has perfected American sst- OF treamen
which CHALLENGES any Physician Of london or Paris
patent medicine equal Tor the radical OF serna
weakness and al diseases dsrangements both Ueuta
and physical. arising from SEXUAL or secret abuse,
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his treatment the fol-
lowing advantages all others yetesoOversd; and first
the agents used IN respect dsagTeeable he
relics Of the dark ages such Mercury other
ness are reqlired Thirdly his positive and
ali He stands prepared 10 into
stTatet great fact that he IL able 70 cure ten
cases. In the length Of time required BY any oheT
Physician to cure one simi az case,
Fellow Ctizsnsl Facts ore tangible THINGS and IN thls
age the only pabua upon which the public mind can fed
aud from which ust and definite conclusions ca Be de-
duced.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Clsveland and
has during the past months performed many Of
diseases which had for resisted all other modes Of
treatment Reference Be given 20 individuals Of the
first resOsctabity in Cleveland Boston, New York and
other cities in regard 70 ak AMI integrity in all proes
sional transs ctiels
Y Medicine sent to any part OF the country on the
~ Dr. GTBSON's New Work on PyzOlogy. for sale at
his Office.
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY 8 MEDICINE,
q Ohee No III Ontario street, up stairs, lew doors
- Once houIs from to Il snd from Ito O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS sKceDted) noy2
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MEDICAL NEWS EXTRAORDINARY !
SPERMAT0RRHGAI
or Semtaal WtGkasSs,
6 LEET, &C.,
I'M p o II E N CY,
URED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. A. GIBSON,

FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
IL CITY, will pay One Hundred Dollars for the proSt
that he fails the above named diseases He
wi aO pay the for the proof that any other
Physician in the United States treats the diseases
with equal soncess.
Ahef many years Of aborious study and eTpsrence TT
GIBSON happy being able TO Announce 70 the unfu
nate that he has perfected system Of treatment for the
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of order OF SALE issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County AZ me
deft directed shall osr for sale the door OF tbe
CeuF House fcorne Of osusca and Champlau steegl IN
February l9 a. oeock p M. Of said DAY the follow
ile ~ ~ ~. & ~ 70 situate N the
serve N the STATE q Ohio, and which Is also the
y Of Cuyah0sa, and is known BY beng part of CtT Iot
number two hun red and eighttouf (2s4) in Wileyve
Allotment 50 called IN that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which was formerly Ohio City and Is bounded follows
2 VII: North z Lot No 81; East By alley; sOuh By
line para with tse North line. and 80 feet theFs
Ip ana Wet " brainard yiTeei beng the hoith hnf
Of said Lot no - and Is 3 feet trout on said Bratnard
street. and 66 s2 eo IN depth to aleyi Be the same
more or less. Appraised Il $50 %. -
R. @, HUNT. ?. P, Atl'y, ianl6;zlo
Smyrna times., 1860-08-09

The steamship Australssian, which arrived
at New York on Saturday evening, brings us
European advices to the 25th ult., and the
Kangaroo, which arrived off Cape Race on
Saturday, % the 26lh. The news by these ar
rivals is highly interesting and important
From Syria we learn that peace had been re-
stored between the Druses and the Maroniies,
the latter of whom there seems to be good
reason for charging with the original RESPONSE
bility of their own disasters, and that the Porte
had protested against the Intervention of
France. Il is also reported that the Syrian
question will be dealt with summarily in a
Conference of the Powers at Paris. Sicily
had been entirely evacuated by the Royal
troops, and Garibaldi, 10 whose councils the
Mazzini misleaders seem to be gaining pefil-
Gus influence. was supposed 20 be on the point
Of passing over into Calabria. The interest Of
the public, however. will be partially drawn
away from the Syrian and Sicilian questions
by very remarkable speech of Lord Palmers
ton on the national defences. which had caused
fall of the funds at Paris, and provoked some
strong expressions of dissatisfaction from Mr.
Bright and Me-. Bernal Osborne. the latter o.
whom declared that cordial relations beiweeI
France and England had been made posi- bl
by the language of the Premier.