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nR. KNAPP, 0OULIsT, OF IA
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
OF fhs Eye and Deafness, At No 50 Bond st., Clsve
land q short distance from the Post Once.
BB- Abundant testimf malls Of persons restored 20
SiFht or Hearing N New York, the Western States,
and Northern OhiO.7Ga
Artificial eyes inserted THAT NOW, and the best
Quality Dr. K. has taken'a Diploma in competition
with all other Ocuists, at the New York Stale Fair
ior his superb artificial Eyes
EsA- No charEe for exAminatiunL decll1 ayEll35
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HONE TFSTLNONY.

In this connection We OIeF a lev testimonials:
Il am Q Methodist Clergyman, and when on NY
eircuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you edFerfse Mer8hailu Ute
rine CathOlicon cure. have advised ita use and
Il has effected complete eurs WhereEsr i has bes1
used. Rev. PETER SHARP.
Wc1tern Star, Ohfo,
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CtLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 8


CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD. s-a
1851. WHTER ARGANaEHENT. 1851.
On and amer Monday, November 18Th, 1850, Passen-
gar Trains will Leave Cleveland as follows
500 A. H. N Y 4 Cincinnati ENpre8s-stopuinF at
Berea, Grafton Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south OF
Shabby, reaching Columbus ct lao P. H.
Cincinnati at 100 P. \,
Ts2O P n. Night ExprsRs-stopping at all stations
north Of Gallon, Gilead, Darlington, Ash
ley, Delaware and LeEta Center, and All
other stations, 70 leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus ct lsoo A. H. and Gin
cinnaH At 7:S0 A. n
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansheld, ut. vernon, Newark, 1anaSvills,
OrestIins' Pittsburgh, Fort wayne & chicago Raii-
road, for Forest, Upper sA1duslfV, Dslpho1,
Lima, Fort Wayne Laportes Chicagol &C.
west, and East for Mansnslds W Hoostsr, Aas-
Gallon and BelsfontsiDe Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontains, Sidney, Union, Muucle, In
dinapolis, rerre Hauta, Yincennes, ETsns-
vile, Louisville, Cairo St. Louia, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts-
burgh Railroad for Spriugfelds
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Coiumbuai and 4enlA
Railroad, for Ksnia, Dayton, Indianapolis
Tsrre Hante, St. Louis, Morrow, Lovsland,
and Cincinnati, and with tbs Ohio 3 Mis-
sissippi RailrOad at Ctncinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo St. Louis and all
pointH on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for HeEark Zanes-
Vile, Wheeling &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana REilroad for Riqua, Urbaua, a..
* For Iick0ts TO all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, OF
Clsvsland, November q, lsso
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Last nights Report.

sBsslal Diapassh to the Cleveland Leader.
PITEsBURaH, Feb. IL.
Presidential train detained at Rochester
two and half hours BY freight csrs OF the
tack. Arrived At eight O'Clock. Immense
enthusiasm and grand reception. One hun
dIed thousand people in the streets. Speak
ing and parade in the morning. s. D. P.
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'OANRORDiS LIVER M IGC

CANFORD'S LIVER my IGC
~ ApQB nsgsr Dssilitsfes. e z ,9mgo
oE.lrsly lrse NhOM GUNS and na9 1acolle -
tabllBh6d tsct, Standard le1lclnei Lilil ana ~
proved 81 s1 Mo haEs ussd IS and 3 n07 Is.o9.51
70 With cqnndenes IN al the a1aa9aa or Nn-enA p
IL hsscarsd ttoussnts, . 1itfln she ialf tsTo gsal
who had given qg al,S hoPes q reiel = ~
numerous unaoloiied = eeriinoaiel u ~ Po
Ths doss nusf Be- sdzp-s tsd 70 ths teupelauouf
q ne Individual tafilg s it.anduse i1GIoh quan
T e. S. S e a.a,ss sss ssoif oi go Z 5 ias % yoa b
the u5o Of tbs L1fEKIS |iNfIGOHA Iual and ii
VII eare L1vEi coa-|g .7LAnIa, 1l1l1q. AZ
IAcla5 9H8lEE1l4, ,uHbE-i- be DIAl1uCEi 8ulllI
g9HPLAnlr3i DI1EHTEREse IDloFsr, 8ecl aIDaacl
HkrITUAL C0sfIVExEss.|5- y IUH0LIc. CH6traE lT
EAHfUu, lLATuLENCEs = y EDIoE, lEuAEl
81 NEAgFEss, and may be' r snceasliaIlg e u
cuf8 SICK HEApAcAE 20 taouIsld1 can -
tify5 IN WENTTE itlINEIEs, III TUc
Oh 7 II BEE T Ak sPOOA8lDn ARR IA G
KIN at the conlmenof-t.1 mai o. TIE 1ttacE
Al whouss II are giving thelr testimony in it1 =
"A Nix wstof IN ne mouth with ths Inrisorutui
-na > PRfcE RIO .t SSs b0'LLIR PER BOTTLE.
Also Sanford Family Cathartc Pills
Comboundsd from Pure Vegetable EztEscis, and pa
% IN Glass Gases, Ar Llgati and EiA
The FAMILY CATHAKTiC PILL q seattle 1li
actiTe Qgthartic, which the proprietor hal u1oi ll
- practles nip1e ttan twenty yllfl.
Who have iong used The y Pulls erd the latlllle
ton which 81 express IN - regard @ their ue, hal
induced rlet0 place them Fithin the reach of az.
The Profession welli .kno-r that different c.
tharticd act on di1srenfI portions Of the b0Wel1
The Family Cathartic- p Pill has, with due r5lc4-
encB 70 this well egtst-l iiahed llct. been con-
pounded non varictylgo oi the purclt Vegetable
ExtractB, which act alike. on every part Of the AL
mentary canal aud areIs coon and 8AlE In an
cases where q Catharticl- % ueeded, such De
ranEements OF the Stom-e- hseh sea1iuegs Pains n
the Back and L0na,f1os- = .firauar pain ard Hora
ness over the whole BOdyt from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected = end % e long course ol
I Fever. Loss Ul Appe-I-- ltite, Creeuiug eonal
I tion Of Cold over fhe|- Body, RsatleHgnsBa
j Head-Acha, or WEIGHTS 70 the Head, an lniiam
I matory Diseases, Wormsio I'm Children Or Adults
\ RhsumatEm, great Purifier OF the Blood sud mans
diseases y which iesh is heir, too nunaroul % uan
ton in this advertisement. Dose 10 9.
PRICE - CEHIE.
7 lSIhe Liver lngifgrEt0r and Family 0lfElru
Pis ars retailed by Druggists generlily. and sod
I wholesale b. the Trade 10 al the largs iggnl.
5. u. ~. 5AEEOED, H. D.,
/ Mauusactu1ar au1 fllrlielllt
/ iIIdfFk- - br1sdrrT, New LolE-
- sanioId,s Liver lnyigorstor and o1ihartii
I Pills ars To- sqla b.
CHGRCHILL BRO, Druggigtsi
/ BIO :. ". cor Pub SQUARE and eutaflo %
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H1nGTO1D, Trunbun O., 0.

hereby certify that I haEs been dealing n the
reienberg Medicines for the past year, and can tru
y say that haYs never offered ary medlcinoa 20 the
public that have met vita the decided aplrobation
Of the people Ike these, particularly tho PHI. and
Catholicon. fhey Will perform all and oFe tnan u
promised tor than. ! have sold about any bottles
results in every case. J. n. O J0HkBQhs
March Z, leC. Aed3cai Agent.
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DB-Read What DR.. Bushnell says Of the Graie1-
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is pnyotcian g extensive
practice and one the most successful in the coun-
y (Trumbull) in which be resides
''Ihis certiheB that have uaed ne SEEiea oeIla
Pills and Msrahall's Catholicon, sold here % \. q.
Johnson. Ii ny practice. They are good uediclnas.
Hartford. Trum bull county, Ohio, Mareh 7, l15l.
Sold by DrHERiata aud medlcine Dealerl through
out the county. For Medicines OF Agencies, ad-
dres1 H. b. KINGSLEY, Oi8Falands
iansdkw General Agent fer Ohio.
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&eaaI Liz.
GTfARnIANlg 9AI-nIl - pr

GUARDIANS SALEM Pun
NJ SuAnol of an order Of iha Prohafa Court Of
Dayshogl county 0hic lleds u lho cuss of Augu8-
"a Pior5on, ggardizn ef lsla Rierl1n, aedin8t her
% ih' B IssS 2 ,6a M q 3 e. e. .iS q ,s dy J1 & T's 3
the Court Houl5r 20 ClrTsland. Cuyahosa county,
Ohio odsr at public sails the undivided fourth part
o. the fslloWnF dpscrihed real estate. situate IN
the Breck1TIlls road, aud on land owned b. Augu1-
tua hGrstoui themes 8 ~ > 81 inks - iana owned
b =. s. N0pngi fhencs aoufh ehelns ana ,! llnEa
ehains theucs vest and sslo challai ihenee eort1
Do and lo0 chains 70 the Euuthaalt corner of said
bGrsIoH'l land thencs y ~, = chains % place o.
baglnuingi coniaining AM I-loo eeFce-
EI1rly owned by arren and j. 8. 101rg and 5flel
chains north rum stone glt ia aait ll1e. tleuce D
So j aud 63-oo chains 70 south sine d HrecEsEile
road ag originally laid 20 agtake; thence u 40 "
and 5-c0 c aims along the line Of aid rad - stone
IN said dividing line; thence south said 1e and
ll-lQg chains 70 place 0I bsglnnlngi containing
reduced By the following described tW2 pieces, taken
theTsirom, Via BEGINNING at a stone u Inks west
cl stone u the dividing line oi lads formerly
owned p warren and 4. 3. loung5 thence north
itlEsi thanoo - q links to said dividing line;
thence south land 56-lo0 chains o. 1aid line 10 n
ttona, thslea west . links % stone sud place of
beTinning, containing llsloo Of an acre Also, Be-
ing land owned 81 Mnuoris Akin; thence s i69 90
W6chalna % stone; thencg gouth 4aE e-IoG chains
% post thence east j and 3l-l0o chains; thence
north hnd Zl-1f0 chains to post. thsncs north AZ
fg u ssrd chains to the centre Of aaid Brscks
vile road; thanss north 40 " along the csntre Of
the road and 35-lu0 chains 70 plaoa q beginning,
containing and y aeres Of land with the improve
Terms of ssis, Oash. Appraised at $40 %.
AUGUsTA PlERSON,
Guardian Of Lsiia Pierson.
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CoPrsHhorn, jan ETth.-A ministerial ordi-
nance has been addressed % all fnncdonariel
V-ho5e duties are IN any way connected with the
calling ous OF the soldiers for the army, ordering
them to TAX such steps Is viii enable them % ex-
ecute e speedily e. possible, the orders for the
military couVocation alreaLy proclntmed, or Tor
erv other which nav vet be made.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lLa 6ALE.-Pursuant 70 the command ola deere
a 0fdsr Of sale issued b. the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahogs County, Ohio at the suit o. I'd
ward hade against Philipp Eckhardt, 20 me direct
The City Of ClsTsland, in said county, the ID day
OF March, 1861, O'Clock r. NJ the following de-
scribed premises, 70 sis situate In Efo0kil town
ship, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and known subd
vision OF iot number two hundred AMI thirty cd in
Hiram stones edition 70 CleFelandi cu.mpcsed Of
part Of original lota Nos. a3 and o., in Brooklyn
toEnship. Appraised at Slso.
B. ,. EeaEiE, GEO h WIMAhf
Pitts Atty. Master Comm'r,
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GUARDIANS SALE.-IN PUR-
= j sUAEcE Of an order Of .hs Probat5 Court of
Cuyahoza County bio, made February 9Th, 1854, Ia
the case ~ Peter Tsttebaeh, guardian Of Francis
Wilks, against bis Ward. the undsraignsd VIII, ou
the 18th Day Of February A. D ISL, at oclock y
NJ, az the door o. the Court House In Cleveland,
guyahogs county, Ohio. osf q public sale tbs fol-
lowing described mai estate, situate il OleFeland
Cuyah0ga county, Ohio, and known e being City lot
number 80, n Barber 4 Lord subdiTision 10 that
part Of the City Of gleTeladd that Wag formerly
known a. the City Of Ohio, and bounded, north BY
carroll straet; east b. eE1ay street, south By lot
line and west b. lot ho rs. ana & So and = Y feet
front Carroll street, by u and s2 feet In depth
Terms Of all8, Cash. AnDr8is8d ~ so o.
PEEERTlE ELBACH
Guardian Of krancla Wiike.
B. B. Bsavis, AttorEsT fsbl5 is5i.s13
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NEW oRTFtNg l,oNvFNTI0N.
THE FRRsHRT.

EHW ORLEASa, Feb. u.
The Convention adjourned yesterday till March
En-, q await the action Of the soufheTn CsngreSs
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.AsTER COMMISSIONER S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS S
lll SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command Of an Or
der " sale, lg7ued FROM the lQur Of Common Pless
for GsTaHo7l county, Uhlo. IN acrr1u nsfs.eE n
said Court, wherein Almet Reed is plaintiff, and
isaac L. Hewitt, Ann 4 HEWITT J. p Robson. the
Stark 3Guk, kber B. Ward and stephen Clement,
survivors of Samuel Ward deceased, and George "
9irtys are doiondante shall expose for sale pub
lie auction st the door Of tho Court House in sad
2. n, the lands and tenemehts described f0li0Ws
70 wit:
Situats IN the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh o, and Hhish Il also IN the County of Cuyahoga,
and is known - part and parcel Of the MsrWIn Prop
erty, and e sub lots numbers ss, 3, lS, - as g.
Is now on record In the Recorders once OF said
County 70 which reference is here made, DO tn
g,,S s.--.-si \ I~ss 7, - r-fi-s-- = -se
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FINANCIAL.

CEIeA0o, Feb. Il.
EExehsngs On New York declined 70 per cent,
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LAKE ERIE PAPER UOMP'Y.
4 nanufactursrB Of PRINTING AND ROOK
superior quality oi paPer and On favorable terms.
n. ". TAYLOR, Agent,
iunsl once 81 Bank Sc
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o. s. MAasHAL's sALE

~a ~ @--@>-%--'A- A-@4--- = AssAA4A
Thsoq9rs =; i2a s2aslson and U. s Circuit for the
~. r ~ e11t7-- - -
James Purdy. OHio.
DY VIRTUE OF A % PLU. Fl. FA..
Issued tom said Court in tbs above entitled
cause, to directed, win oer for ssls et hss0uth
door 0fthe Post Once in the city Of fuleTel6ud eoun
q 9f CuYahoga- and State Of Ohio, on Monday, the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1851 at the hour Of oclock
P. n, of said dsY, the following desc fhed real
tate In james Purdy allotment to the city Of CleVs
land, being part Of lot No. 48 IN the township Of
Brooklyn, IN the uountY Of OuyahOga, and STATE OF
Ohio, yiz-Lots Ros. y, Il, IS 10. u, Is, - ~, p
q a, IS H "a 2 o. 90 43y 81 IS ~ a. g. ~, So 81
g s. 81 s. s6, g, IS o. o. 81 ,62 81 a. s. 66 81 6s
So 20 q, 2 q ~ 55 % g e. g, go q, g 81 g. -
6 80 % 81 81 93 81 g5, g6, 81, s. - leo l0 10 o3
loA, ly5i 0a, lS lo, l09 no, III ia l3 ll4 l5l ne,
IL S IlS l29 ~ e ~ I5 - e - z y I2s
IiS, IA, and l45.
Of the above LotI, a were appraised at SO each;
81 lots at 81 each; IS lots at so saeh y tJts at Ss5
each; lot e so; lyt e so lot at $50; lots at
$50 each, Total, lis lots.
o. 8, Marsh-l, Northern District Of Ohio
rn
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All Of the GraHsnberg Medicines are for
CHURCHILL 4 Bg0THER, DruRtIsts,
BIO 8. W. cor onisTiq gt + Pubic .guHfs.
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! lELEGRAPH DO.

REPORT OF rHE CONseiRACY COM
RIITTEH.
GuikriSs Proposition AaoPis5 ly ths Psaos
C5apsRaoH.
IMPORTANT FR0aI KANSAS.
Great sassrn ssssas 2 PaSs q IS sssis.
S,FsIsg a Rslisf Ass and Ts@F' ~ ths
Road
HOSTILITY OF TIE INDIANS.
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DUY VEAU LAFEOTEUR'S ROB,
D authorized and adopted BY the Medical Faculs
q Of France, and supplied 70 the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place Of Cod Liver Oh, extracts
sarsaparilla, Iodine and Mercury, IL is recommend
ed and used In the hospitals Of France for Tettera,
Abscsssss Cancers, Ulcers SerUiula, seuFvy, Flour
Albus, Gout, Rheumatism, aches, pains and al AZ
ectiOns Of the skin. The RoB s especially useful IN
the cure q tne " ypniIo Dl..alYs2 es4slateq tr1-
thcatog accompany each bottle. Prizes 81 per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland b. Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
sis, No. l21 Superior si. The tradesupplied b. ad-
dressing Dr. Giraudsau de ST. Gervais ~ hue Rishsr
Paris. or IS Broad st.. n. Y. SIS. RugITsRaO
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A1sAET, Feb. "a.
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8ililaers.

DaOOKS ). 9. 3 s. W., BUIlsD-
1l ERS. Alle 4aRq.l9igEaIs 4ll ?. g lqezl. 1.l1e3l
aofbio work, Particuler stsenti0l pl.d % llttluQ
lP eforq7. f1gsorI @ ali1iQ1 lfTGsti lgeI Centre
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8ail &oaas.
.LEVELAND 3 TOLEDO r. Z.


ls60-L WINTER ARRANGBMEHT. lss0-l
On and aasr Monday, November 18th, fsoo, Frain1
On this Rold win lave glsTaland e. a5llcEs 3 f1
loo A. H., Ihrough NAIL stopping at au ntatong on
1890 ?. =.
lO9 ,. H. Mall stops AZ eIi stations sat Of sanduuy
@ northern Division and arrives at lan-
730 ?. Chicago Exprss8-stcp5 &C al slations uE-
eopt Washington and Clay, and arrives
In Toledo at I2lO A. ~
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Is HEREBY Given

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
j " That, pursuant to the condition Of certain
Aoftgaee given 70 Charles Bacon b. Charles 7. Hsr
Tey the l9lh day Of January, Lass, and recorded
in the t0ectOris once for the District Of OuyahO-
ga, Vol s Page l. there viii b 8ola e. public 8sie
70 the highest bidder, Ct the door Of the United
states Colectors once, in the city Of Cleveland, ia
tLe county of Cuyaho7a, and State Of Ohio, on the
18th day Of March, A. D. ls6l a. ten o'clock In tbs
forenoon, three-fourths Of the schooner 3, O. Rob
ertg, she now lies In the harbor Of Ashtabua, in
said State with three-fourths OF all her tackla, up
parel furniture and other appurtenances 70 satisfy
the amount due said Charles Bacon On said mort
gage. CHARLES BACON,
Feb. 6:s25. By hla Attorney, b. P. SPALDING.
Cleveland, Feb. s, 1851.
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MASTER COMMIssIONER's

IVA eALE.-Purguant % the command OF ID Plu
order Of sale Issued from IN Court Of U0nm Pleas
Tor Cuyahoga county Ohiou pom the 5th day Of Feb
ruafy, i56is IN an action therein pending, wherein
EEra Chapp-ll is plaintifr and Henry L. Whitman,
susan W Whitman John 7. Newton, d. K. Keith, John
Oool, and the Michigan Insurance Com pany, are de-
fondants, shall, the 18th day March, Isbl, at
TIVE o'cock r. a - The door OF the Court House IN
aid county, eKPose for sale at public suction, ths
''Situato IN the toUndhlp q Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven l IL the thiresufh range Of townships in
ohio, and which q also n the county Of CuyahoFa
aud Is known b. being city Lots Nos. two hundred
and hFa (l5) two hundred and six f515), four hun
orod and 1iEty t461), seIsnfydEs (75) and twenty
seven vi, in Barber Lords subdivision In ohio
City, now Cleveland, Be the same more or less but
subject % all legal highWayg-n
nrasn rafrr Hrnf
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DR. GIBSON

DR.. B. J. LYONS,
PHYsIOIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNa
AND GHESF,
Il NOWN ALL OVER TIA
N the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB boCrOR,
land, Ohio, Opposite ths Post Once two do0rs IS
Of Ho1man's Block On the iollsWln7 dates q llcl
snd every month, Tizs
lat I'd, llth, l2tA Isth l4th and s0th
ES-A PAMPHLET,7ua
contsininR bries sketch Of d.. L1os's IiIs st1dr
and extensive Travels, has Just ceen Issued By hin
which can Be- oitsned Il his once b. al Who desin
O'i'' 4 '. kPFt5f M. SFAENFs ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchsnt Hotel, tormeriy Collins Hon1i
each month, 9Th, z5t and 18th
RaVsnna--Oollhis House, e. ch month, Cd ana 4th
AkrOn-Em tra Houso, each MONTH 3th and 6th.
PainesVills-CUslgs House, each m0nth, 2sih-
Massillon- A msriCan HOTEL each month"; and 10
Elyrin--Beshe House, each month, 18th and lIth-
NorWalk-American Houga, each month, Ltlud
Adrian, Mlch.--Each month, 22d and I'd.
Mansheld-2Tth sud 18th
Dr. LYONS proi-sse5 70 di7cern diseases b. "a
Eye He, therefore, asks no qGastious, nor require
the patients TO relate any Of their gTuptuma lurt
one and ALL and have your ympto1ns and the i1cl
ton Of your disease explained. ires OF eharg1-
MAXIM srRlUTLY ADHRRED 10.
give such balm a. have no Gtri5
VIII nature or the laws OF lite;
With blood ny hands I never stain,
Nor POIs1N men % sa7e their pain.
p. S.-Dr. LYON pledges kis sacred word and hons
OF that he Wiil il n0Wlse directly and luirectl %.
iuce or cause any invalid % take Bic uediclle via
nI-tousultati0u and adVica free of charza- ~
i've ronr -ill - liv--siig --r-it--st d-ef
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'NSaNSgGNa Disc


with Al bad elects arising thcrsfrouls lncil1luE
Z DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsrRATlON.
Hs has Huocssded IN curing cases IN this city, aomg
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollarl VIII
selEstYied physicians, who prOls to treat al prlll
IEaladies With Success and without reoeiTin7 the
least particle Of benefit.
Dr. GIBSON does not beast that he l3 a member cl
soma CoIle7a In Londcn or Paris, perhar1 Ec1lo
OF hers do TOR the purpose Of engnaring the Innocent
and who hold out reas eEpectatong never 60 Be r.
alzsd. Bnt EAat Dr. GIBSON might hc1ll a .
this, that be Is able 70 give entire a1tztclion e
those who rapose condense In bis abif7 and lnteg-
rity, and that be has perfected American sygle1
Of treatment which Challenges any f1ylica1 Of Lon
don Raril any patent medicine 70 equal ior thc
derangemsnts, both mental and physical, arising
from sexual or secret Ebus9.
Dr. aIBSOA also claims for his nsF treatment tle
following Advantages over al others et d1coTere1s
and first, the agents used IN Z -'ect d1agrees
able; be uses no relics Of the dark ages, Euch e.
Mercury, nor any other deleteriou9 drug; 1o2ond-
restrictions in Diet on business . L1rd
ans trHrment Il positive and certain in al cases
he etand9 prepared % go into any public or priqai
hosfttei In the Uuited states and demcnstrafa-n ~
lil lncnae ii pefloftl3 " II - -lll.l9uA lteA II
other nov known 70 the world il point q prol1t.
ness, pernsneney, midnesl, safety and oon7enlano5
Dr. GIBSON il permanently located IN UisGolald
and has during The past nine mon tbs performed mani
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other mOes Of treatment. Retsrencecan BE- given G.
indiTidnals Of the hrst respectabiity IN Ce7elald
skill and integrity in all professional transactona
Dyspepsia, Rhuematisui, Scrofula and al chronic
diseases treated With superior success.
81 Medicine sent 20 ans part OF the country
Dr. GTBS0Sis New Work on Physiolosy for sal
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