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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-02

Nd VI hEbELbs
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID TOD, of MahOnIng.
LrSUTESANT.GovERNoA,
BENZ. STANTON, of Logan.
TREASURER,
q. VOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
JOSIAH SCOTT, OF Butler.
CONTROLLER OF TREASURY,
JOSEPH r.. RILEY, Of franklin.
sgORITARY OF STATE,
BENZ. II. COWAN, of Belmont.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN f. TORRENCE, of Hamilton.
Union County Ticket.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COMMON PLEAS,
HIELANCTBON w. OLIVER,
NICHOLAS T. BEADINGTON,
CHARLES 3. MURDOCH.
ron STATE SENATORS,
WILLIAM $. GROESBECK,
BENJAMIN EGGLESTON,
THOMAS II. wHETsTONE.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
PETER LANNS
GEORGE BECK,
WILLIAM STANTON,
MILTON SAGLER,
WILLIAM j. FLAGG,
JAMES HUSTON,
A1ZI McGILL,
HENRY BRACHMANN,
THEODORE MARSH.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
OLIVLR II. GEUFFROY.
ToR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FREDERICK j. MAYER.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER
FREDERICK II. OEHLMAN.
FOR DIRECTOR OF COUNTY INNFIRMARY,
jobs TANGEMAN. se25.i
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American board of ForeIau NT,ss,.ua.

CLEVELAND, October 1.-The American
Board of Foreign Missions met this after
noon, Judge Strong, of Pennsylvania, pre-
siding. The annual sermon was delivered
by DR.. Storrs, of Brooklyn. The Treasurers
report shows total expenditure of 1910, 900,
and deficit of less than $4,000.
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Launch.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The new gun
boat Itaska was launched to. day, at Hinmau
4 Suckers ship.yard. The gun-boat To-
hons, built at Wilmington, will be launched
tomorrow.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
Union State Ticket.

A VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR AGAINST
THE BEAELLoS, AND NO COMPROMISE UNDER THE
GUNS OF REBELS.
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sEWIN& MACHINES.
WHEELER Z WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUORDI

PRICES KEDUCEDI
vNHEE WEHnKSETIiIEESo So e WJLs0K SEW:
arsrs proSoss that the paSe SRS e BsnStss
PaifS q apa asES anDUOnD TN
Having made for over seven years, the most pop
$ssSsS 5# IF n
entire AL our SsoSihs: s; sTs made
equally we'll, and are
WARRANTED THBAH YEAR0.
The difference In price being merely difference n
21,5OS Machines sold in 1859, being doa thu
sales Of t any %. Other s.4 company p in the Union.
U.s. FAIRS OF 1858, 1859 AND 1850,
Ara q the Cincinnati MsOhAnios' Institute sos
Tt Premium over ali oOSstisoru a. The best 'n
BEST FAMILY sEwINa-MAoHINR.
II uses no Shuttle. makes the stitch slIksez
on the Tundsr:sids Of the seam ana usss but Ssii
az much thread Is the chain stitch machines.
Send or call for Circular, containing priooSs
testimonials eto.
:wRa. SUMMER & CO., Agents:
~ West Eourth-st.I
Fixes oPERA-HOUsEs
dslE CINCINNATI.
SWCHR's ING.mAOHINRs
Great Reduction In Prices!
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from SlOO to S75 cash.
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine,
Reduced from $40 TO $40 cash.
| SIEGER's Letter A Machine Is the best In the
| World for Family Sewing and Light ManufactIr.
| ing Purposes.
Price, with Hemmer, &C., $50 cash.
CINCINNATI OFFICE:
Commereial-of6ee Building,
Corner of Fourth and Race. SITS;
aulI JAMES SKARDON, Agent.
|
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NAsH BUYERS WILL lra EdND tbpit pE
fSrooeriSS frOm EERGUsV hiGkA ~ IlGes AIAA
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VARIETIES.

Western railroads are taxed to their ut
most to transport heavy freights of produce,
R,o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Professor Of EleetToPGtky and MeGisS1s,
81 pflce 10. III Ontario street, up stairs, feV
door, from the Public Square.
Oflce houra ron 20 u and non 20 6'oloof
naftv fa4ufars aEnaF4Pd auee
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From Lake superior.

The steamer Cleveland came in from
Lake Superior this morning at fve O'clock.
We are indebted to First Mate Mcclure for
the following memoranda;
The Cleveland was detained on account
Of bad weather, on her up trip, and did
nos 20 shove Copper Hsrbor. On her way
up she tOEed the schooner Challenge from
the sault to Point IrOquois-shs was bound
to the Portage with a heavy load Of stores
for che PeEaabio Mines. By arrangement
al the Eagle River, Eagle HarbOr, and On
tonagOn freight was given to the Northern
Light. From Copper Hsrbor the Cleve-
land returned to the Portage, on the 4th of
September, aad left the same day. Net
the steamer City Of Cleveland in Portage
River, at four o'clock P. n, bound up.
Arrived st Marquette 81 Eve P ~, on the
oh, and took on board one hundred tons of
iron ore for q. B. Tuttle, of Cleveland.
Net proPsllsr Iron City at Vsrmillion
Point bound up, on the 9th inst, and the
schooner Bsokus in the sault River, Oct.
z Tth- Stopped st White Fish Point and
took on board Mr. Bailey, and all his men,
together with twenty Eve tons Of fixtures
belonging to the old Lighthouse, for De-
troit.
The Light at White Fish Point is now
completed, and is one Of the best on the
Lakes.
The Cleveland leaves for Lake Superior,
from the Pittsburgh coal dock, this (Wed-
nssday) evening, at eight o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Civil Action for Money
and 70 Eahisct landl.
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~ sI1.Isg So sy 81 STRONG ARMSTRONG, 0HUEOH
~ 3 pRr- ~ wv ElRRp. Oiev,lanf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Pc Nc PARTT EROA WELLNOroE-A
party Of three hundred came in from Well
lington, LOrsin oOanty, this morning with
all the requisites for q Pic Me Festival, to
be given to the LOrain company in the
Wade and Hutchins Cavalry Regiment ct
Camp Wade.
Also, a party Of Rty from Huntington,
LOrain county, went to Camp Wood, for 3
similar purpose.
The weather being very fine, they win
have a good time.
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q URIOUs KOINOIDENOEl
m SLOAN UNDsg rae OOUNTER
snITH AND OTHERs ~ a ROI nm

NORRIS in sight with hiB Celsbrsted ARABIAk 4
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner ol
Horses and Cattle and the BEST Medicine in use
Tor many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Aninala
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hide-bound, Distampers, &o, &C.
These Powders always give satisfaction, a. the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. bes
circulars. Try them. FOR sale BY Il. II. Gaylord,
G. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong B Arm.
strong, Cleveland o., end BY all Druggists In the
country AlsO at wholesale by the Proprietor, at l6
Ontario street, Os7sand, Ohio, to whom all ordsTs
fsbs: BssdsS G. G. NORRIS.
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. EGAL NOTICE.


aIniyra II. Reynolds The defendant, said lsiah
By her next friend SelOVer, g hereby notified
Loref 20 >. Rider, that on the 7th day Of sep
Plaintiff, Stembsr 1851 the ab We named
vs Piaintif dle1 her petition in
IBiah NelOver, the Office OF the Clerk Of the
defendant. Court u OommoB Pleas,
witha and tor tbs county Of OuYahoga IN the state
Of Ohio, Sc ting forth that the said defendant Il
jus ly n aebt 70 the piaintin IN the sum Of i've
hundred dollars with interest, at ten per cent per
annum, from the 27Ih day OF AprIl, iS57, his note
OF hand Of that date By said delsudant, executed
an delivered g Jackson SelOvsr Tor valuable con-
atderatiOn- hat, on tho day Aforesaid, 10 secure
the pas msne Of the nots and interest, sIid defend
ant made, executed and liVsrsd mortgage upon
Lot NO 6z7, In Barber Lords subdivfsisu in that
1T OF the Oity Of Cleveland, late known Rs Ohio
City, according to 'ploL and survey n AhAs. her-
chaut, row on hle IN the Ufics OF The Recorder oi
Deeds for said County Of Cuyahoga; that said note
and mortG age has been duly assigned 20 this plain
tih for valuable consideration. That said noe "a
due, and that no part thereof has been psid, the
prayer Of said retitIOu s for Judgment against said
defendant for i've hundred dollars with interest, st
psr cent, thereon ron pril 27th, 1851 for the
sale Of the mortgaged premises to y aaiu nots and
interest with cUsts Of suit, and for other and fur
thsr relief
The said dofendant IL hereby further notified that
unls-5 be answer demur to Ea d petition be-
lore the third Saturday al er the expiration Il sx
weeks from the date Of this notice, the same viii Be
taEeu as conf ssed, and Judgment and dec. ee en-
tered accordingly. L. J. RlDARs
Attorney for Plaintid.
septs- Der 7th. Is6l.s57-6w
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9raaa foundry.

TAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
- rOUEDEB AND MAHUFACTURER o.
Bras WOrz Of every description, Nc. IS Union bt.
SOW doom from supericr street Cleveland, Ohio. II.
q prepared 70 furnish al KINDS CT work used t0l
steam, WeteI or gas, and all TIE various articisl
SD ID tbs Plumbing Businesa. Beer Pumps Of All
EindH made and repaired. Bras CASTING done daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

The NATIONAL LOAE--The amount sub
scribed to the National Loan in this city
since noon on yesterday Tuesday is S4,-
$50. The total amount subscribed up to
last evening Is $50 25O
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NN NARRANTED In ALL GASES.
W DR.. HARVEX's

For the prevention and cure OF all those dificui
ties to which the Female systsm is peculiarly sole
arising from
StoPpdgs Of RGttze o. ObJtTuctioHs.
Thess Pills have never been known 20 fail when
the directions have been strictly followed, anc they
are peTIzctly SAFE TO take by the most delicate.
To MABRlED LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, as they remove utihcultles and restore
nature, 10 matter from what cause the obstruction
may arise A few days in most cases VIII produce
TIE desired effect and although powerful yet nc
injury Will result from their use but those who
are pregnant should not uGe thenI as they have an
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates hrOm gell known physicians and aPOth-
eoaries can be had application 70 the agent, who
will send the Pills, II desired ~ mall post paid, to
any address, on receipt Of the money. sod in boxes
Containing sixty Pills, by all the PRINCIPAL druggists
and dsalers everywhere. Frics SI,O0 p box.
g. W. ULAnK, 18th agent
Iv1G.R2s Iio Snnarior 1t t'nv''e-'. n
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septs-bsr 7th. Issl.s57-s,
MASTERS SALEPURSU-

MASTERS SAL E-PURSU-
lvA ANT to Ihs command OF a decretaI order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of tuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of Nelson Prince and Oth
O. gsinst evi Thomas, and hers, to me direct
ed rhau expose FOR sac At public auction at tie
door Of the court House, IN the City Of CleFsand,
In ID county, on he 18th day Of uct0her. Is5l A.
O'Clock P. NJ the allowing descli ed Premises, 70
wit: situated In East OeTelEnd, In Guy -hnga coun
", Ohio, and bJunced, beginning in th Plank
road and south 39549 Weat ch Ans, 2l4 links nm
the vest corner of Ohittencen Lewis nd, thence
south 5OAS east, chains 70 links TO said l-Wts
So line; thence south 4 cgains and 6f nnks-
thence north 81 ~ Wuut chains and IS Inks
.theuce n0IIh so54o east - hnks-thenee north
5Ob{9 west 6 chains TO the Plank hoed-thenoe
por 3B(o east chains and s. link, 10 hs ace Of
beginning, containing ~ acres Of land. APPRAISED
GEO. Fl. WYMAN, Master Commisionsr
B. B. BEAYIs, Attorney fer Plaintiff.
aaplf:s5l
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General Ordern--NO. IS.
HEAD-QUARTERs, ONO MILITIA,
ApJUFANT GEKERAL's OFFIoE,

Colum bus, Oct 8, 1851.
Lieutenants will not be hereafter ap-
pointed except on request Of the Military
Committee Of counties. Commandants Of
Regiments should, in all cases, before max
ing recommendations, know that those they
desire appointed are approved by the
county committees, and they must in no
case exceed ten for their regiment. As
more may be recommended by county COM
mittees than can be appointed, all parties
desiring appointments are recommended to
send their papers by mail, and oaly to
come in person after their cases have been
acted upon. @. P. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutsnt General
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~ RIeellon b clerelnna.

We give below the total vote in this city
The msjoritles for the Uaion
tickst range from 1855 to 1910. Il may be
Surprising to some fhAt Dr.. Hopkins, for
Coroner, should run so far behind his tick
ct. The cause il not from any unpopular
ity on the part Of DR.. Hopkins, but owing
to the fact that the Golden Circle DemOo-
raoy procured counterfeit tickets printed
In red and blue, very similar the Union
ticket and thereby many we're deceived
and voted the ticket supPOsing they were
voting the straight Union ticket The vote
in the city stood as follows
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gel Mellaa.


a. Q. 3dzrl1s aa1iZnori !
Edward BfnFham, traltsa
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN 10
IN the Creditors 81 ths said a. g. Gsarll, ff5t !
fiFdend Of ~ per cant. on theg several elm -
hean dsclered 81 The Probate Court Of CuTaho1I
County, ohio, and that the same Wfn b r6Id %
tlam b ~ said Edward Bingham, az hi5 -. II
the City 0f Cl5Fsana, IN said county on re 7 a17
DAEIEL B. T1LDEE, Jusqs.
Olegslandy Aug. y, 1851. ddei5sl6
NOTICE-PURSUANT 10 AN
~ order made b the judge o7 the Prob Il
Court for the County Of Cugahoga, Ohio, II ne
matter Of the asgiznmsni Of MfliianI Fi5k8. rfan
Court hfuse, in said county on the l2fh ~ ii o.
tober, 1881, at O'Clock 2 n, the folloTlrr a.
3erlbed notes. % wiz sid notes beng ts a-.afs
Of aid aIIignmauf s-
DaIS 0I101ss. EaEsTs. Tins. 55. Ai5iI 15575i5.
81 VI ius
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

GERHAN BEHEVoLEST SOoETT.-We
would make our readers aware that there
is to Be Fair and Ball for the above Sooi-
esy. The object is a good Onei they have
large call At present from the widows and
orphans for support OF families, and from
our soldiers therefore We wish good sue.
cess 20 the Fair on the IOtb inst.
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Defendants.
HOURr OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ OUtAHOGA COUNTY, OHtO.-Ths said de-
fphdants, hlUah kendrick Lydia kendriGk, and s.
9. West, who nOn-residenti ef the Sse Of Ohio,
are HEREBY notih shat the said kaufman HAYES,
plaintiff the 2l,t y Of SEPTEMBER, l-6l fled In
the Office OF the CLERK Of the Court OF Common
petition g inst sgfo defsudanfs. 1he object anu
praJ er Of which Il ion Is to recover a ICdgmenE
against the said Elijah keudrick on his prom sssOTy
note given by said snd lex said plaintiff, dated
July ., 1885, for The SUN OF 500, due in one year
from date, Wh interest at the rats Of 10 Per cent
per annums and pFyable annually, and 70 subject 70
the payment OF such JUDGMENT the following de-
scribed premises, mortgaFed By the said Elijah
keDdrick afd LJdis kgndrlck to said plaintiff, 70
secure the Payment o. said note, 70 wit: sub lot
No. seventy -nine 40, in > $. Stones subdivision
OF original lot No. nfry (e0t, 1Jrmerly Brooklyn
township, now leyeland City, aud has mont and
rear Of 5O fet and 32 feet in depth, and nonricg
Herman 5treeg- Also-One equal undi fidsi one half
Of sub lois Nos. hundred snd torty-One (4) and
one hundred and foTty-two u41J in hzskiel Fol-
sons allotment Of the Charles Taylor Farm in the
City Of cleveland, fronting the south side Of De-
trOit street ana extending back 70 an siley- AifO
sub-lot6 e. in Hiram Stenes subdivision Of part Of
original lots g and S. IN Brooklyn, having ~ and
7l fet front Train street and 23 feet in depth.
Sad petitoB praEs I0r Judgment against sad Eli
jah kendrick for ths Of four hundl ed and FORT
d.r5 (if0) and interest thereon as the to CT 10
rer cent per from tbs sd day Of July, 1861,
az d tnat said premises be sold 10 pay the same.
said Befendants, ELIJAH kend ick, LYDIA Ken
d. lex and D. U. West, are hereby notified to appear
and answer said petition or before the l6tn day
Of Hoyember, ls6li or jaogmsnt veil ,. taksn a.
prayed fur. GAGE BHUCEs
Plaintiffs attorneys.
Clevelaud Ohio. Sept, q, lssI=s5s
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COME CHOICE PIECES OF
~ DRIED BEEF, Also Sugar Cured Hams and
shouldsrs, at ~ Superior Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Henry Prlasy, Of Euclid, received
tie first premium at our late County Fair,
on long wool buck two years old, and also
arst premium on test pen Of ewes. These
premium animals we're ell imported BY Mr..
P, who has taken great pains to secure
stock .hat shall be the best Of its kind.
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Army GoODs-Three and half tons Of
army goods we're sent forward by the
American Express Company to-day, for
St. Louis and indianapolis.
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LeeaIRoffce.

George +. BarstoW anal
Rufus n .Ba srGW. pl Is,
against
Emery l. hubbard, In Common plasg
Geo. W. WOOdEorth,
guardian
THE SAID EMERY L. HUB
BARD viii take notics that said George =,
name Of Geo. +. BsrstOE & Bro, comnenced snit
II attachment aga nst m 10 the Court Of q mmon
Pleas IN a1d or Ougahnsa C1unry, hio ou thu 18th
day Of reutsDber, 6l, the ehfct and prayer Of the
petition VII en- case is 10 recover 0f sail Hu ta-d
$50 90 with interest IN a. the rate 0fl0 & cEnt
per snnum, from august lssn, lass on defsudantia
PramisOry note, dated August eth, l6ts, payable
SEPTEMBER ], 1859, at Reeds Blnk, elis1f urx. IIi
notsi with rtar So At tbs rate Of ten ceutum per
aanum. Said defendant viii snsWer or demur 20
said pstit0n ~ ihe Oth dag Of NoTember, 1851, or
the allegation. # the same will be taken a. trne
} jldRment rgnds1 81 accorainsiy.
RARBEY, B CEUs NOBLE,
uflf.eE1 pInfuffHr A frr--,.1-r
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2hgsEetaua, Sc.
n |! slII gs.gS q sIsG
rs ;5SSa
Oas H,Bd.ed DoIIaTs PTs1lg-s IN
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on sPHBHAzoBEHOEAf
g LIZ ET, So, AID IMP OF ENJOY
OHRED.

CURAO
After all other Treatment FaiIsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
FormsrlY OF New York City, viii pay Ons Hun
the above named diseases. He viii pay the SAINT
sum for the proot that any other Physician IN
the United s'Stes treats the same diseases with
Sftsr many years Of iaborious study and erpsrt.
Eouncs 70 the unfortunate, that be has psrieot5ds
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURB
sf the above snd other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With all bad snects arising theTeromi including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATlOH.
or whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
golfstyled phyBicianBi who profess 70 treat s Tvt
maladies with success, and without receiving thf
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he is q membar Of
some College in London OF Paris, e perhaps some
snd who hold Gat great never 2 BE- re-
this, that he Is sble TO give entire astisfaciOn 70
those who repo5e conndsnoe IN HIS nbity and intes
rity, and that he has perfected al American sysssm
Of treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don or Paris any patent medicine equal for tina
radical cure Of EoI1lnsl weakness and 81 diseases o.
dsrsngements, both mental and physical, arisinF
from sexual or secret abuGe.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
lollovinF advantages over ell others yet discovered
md rst tie azeuts used are In no ra1pact disagrsa
able; he uses no relies Of the dark ages, such ~
eernury, noT any other dsleterious drug: Seconds
N resfrictonE m iot or brsueg h rpoulre: Thirt
" his treatment Is positive and certain 10 al cases
He stsDds prepared 70 60 into eny public OF prVati
hospital in the United States and demOnstrate the
immense superiority Of his treatment over any
other now known &c the world IN Point Of prompt
ness, permanently tlunaIa, gAf3sy and ConVenience
10 tho patient.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland
and hes during the PAST two Yeas performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted Al
other modes Of treatment. Reterence be given tC
individuals Of the hr5t respectabiity In Cleveland
eOston, Kew York, and other oitiea in regard 10
skill and integrity In ell PROFESSIONAL tranBactons
Dyspeasia- Ehuemstism, Ecrofulh and al chronic
diseases treated with superior gucceU.
~ Medicine sent to any part o. the oountg on
DT. GfBsSN's EsU Yycrk on Fhyrlolozy Eor sal,
st his oi1ce.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of E7setr0pCtEy ard MeGisSss,
So pfnce 10. III Ontario street, up stairs, q feT
DOOR from the Public Square.
Ofice hours nom 20 i2 and fron 70 e'oloob
Ffs- fgrlrlaa-z aW1eufnfi
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Erom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
Ifyou are, OF have been troubled with the head
ache, send FOR box, (Oephalio Pills,) that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
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Pas ALL-r0 FFiUIEaT THKS.
VIENNA


THIESEMAR l, 2 & 3, ARE DE
-TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENTc
6ngland and secured By the Seals OF the Eools De
1harmheie de Paris, Aad the lmperio College o.
81 sdicine, Vienna.
No. / Is invaluable for szhAustion, spsrmstorrhoa
aad all physical disabilities.
No. completely ersdicatos AL traces Of those dts
eases that have heretofore been treated By the
fOus and perniciou8 use Of oopaiva and oubebss
No. hss trey supplanted the injurious usa
mercury thersby n8uring TO the sufferer speedy
tiaf dlIpsrsnB al Impurities, and roofing oCt the
geulon of disease.
TRIESEl1AR, Nos. !, and }, are preparation the
aua Of loRenge, devoid Of taste and small, and can
S1d divided into separate doses az administered by
ValT san LaIlemand ROuN Ricold, &c. Price IS each
or cases for 39, which save = and IN S27 cases
and retail OF Dr. BARROW, 10. l9{ Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving ramittanos
Dr. Barrow will forward the Triesemar 70 any paI
Of the world securely packed, and add ose aooord
ing 70 the instructions o. the writer
~ Sold also bv z. =. GAYBOBn and Rn
III
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TEron the Western 3. 3. Gazette, Ohicago, MI
We hesgtIly adorss Mr. spslding, and his unEi
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