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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09
NED. CA 8 EsIsIsi 55SIS
slssEtI>lsS SsS
Ia O8ls htsadTed DolIaFs tTeaf5zIfII
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
--E On RsFHRMAzozzHoHA, IL ...-....--
q LII 1T, &C., AND IHPOT BF0Y
CURED,

After all Othar Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
the above named diseases. he win pay the sans
sum for ths proof that any ether Physitian n
the United s'2tes treats the same diseases with
Aftsr many YEAR. Of Isborions study and e1peEI-
snoes ". glbbOn = happy In being able % an
Rounce % the unfortunate, that be hal psrfsctse
system Of treatment for the
sPGEDY, AND PERMANENT OUBH
PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad effects arlsing therefrorl, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRArION.
q whom hsd e5p5nsd kundTsd5 = u is aosTs il 11 %t
lollsYled physicians who profess TO trost all private
maladios with sucoeesI aad without reoslTlnE the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that be Is a msraber O,
some Oolisse IN London OF Paris IS perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never 10 bs re-
Allied. But what DT. GIBSON might boast Of It
those who r6pose confidence In his ability and fnteg-
Eity, and that be has psTfsctsd Ansriean system
don or Paris, any patent medicine to sQusl for the
radical cure OF seminal weakness, and all diseases
eerangenaenta. Doth mental and physical ATisina
/ irom sexual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment th
and frst the agents used are in no respect di1sSr
ablei ne USES no relics OF the dark ages such q,
no IN diet or business Is rsquired; Third
u bis treatment Il positive and certain 10 an cases
ne stAnds propared % 90 into any public private
hospital IN the United 6tates and d9FnOnEtrate thi
immense superiority Of his new tTestmenG over anJ
| other now known 70 the world In POINT Of prompt
ness, parmsDenogs midns1I, safstT snd o0uVGnisnci
i 70 the patient.
DR.. GIBSON Il permanently located IN OlsFoIand
ana has during the past two yea1s performed NAM
cures Of diseases which had for Ysars resisted al
other modes Of treatment Referoncec can be given tC
Individuals of the nat rsspsCtsbillty in Cleveland
i Boston, New York, and other eitiss In regard Il
skill and integrity in all professional transactiOns
/ DFspepslAl hhuematism, bcrOfula and All chroDi,
diseases treated With superior 5ucas11.
! ~ Medicine sent 20 any part OF the country o.
| receipt Of ten dollars.
pE. G!Bs0E's Rev Work on PhY5iolOu for sal
| ct hiI omso.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsctr9pGt5y asd MsSleiae,
- Once No. III Ontario street, up Etairs, fsg
doorI from the Public Square.
o@ee hours tfOm e iz and rom to e'elOol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

IN aoH'ouAr DUEToErAs" IN Irsso
"A few Jays since A. R. Dunton, authoF
Of he % called "Original DuntOnian sys-
tsnol Psnmanship, was arrested at Brock
Porsfor HhOP-Hf.ing, and sentenced to the
PsaitsnaaFy for 90 days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

.NOTICE-PURSUANF TO AN
IN order made b. the Judge Of the Pro5-t5
0er for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in said county, the "a eaT ot hc-
scribed notes, 70 Wit said notes being the dsssts
Of said assignment;
DaIs Of Noes MaKsTs. Tine, &C. 1E7s-EP5Tsi5-
aI r.fr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

STAND or CoIoRs TO THE 2sTH-The
ladies and gentlemen Of Ashtabula county
intsnd presenting to the 10Th regiment Of
Infantry, nov in camp ct Jefferson, a stand
Of ooloFs. Mr.. OroWel has the order for
making them. They will be ready fOI
presentation in fifteen or sixteen days.
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GnmfRcttnngrn.

TOHN SOHRINK,
% HAVING REMOYED TO HIS NEW oUARTERs,
No. 20 LYMAN's BLOCK,
(Opposite the Court House, Pub sQuare,)
Is prepared to receive the calls oi his 1snds and
the public OF large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery Is kept ai
RHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
a ven as the ohOieest eatabiss served up At = mo
mant'a notice.
DINNER IS sERV1D DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
at ths Court Houss.
KENNETH Ale ON DBAUGHF
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DRgPs-superior t.
any thing in the Confectionery lneust r oeiS cd bJ
JOHN SOaRlAk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

THn 81. AEDREW's sooEETY-Will hold
its Hnesting preparatory to the AnHiTsr-
sary," when officers win be elected for the
ensuing season, and other business of i'm
portsnss transacted, on Tuesday evening,
the 12th inst, ct seven o'clock, in the
efaos Of J. Q. Grannis, Esq, ROuse's Block.
sootshmen and their descendants are cor
daily invited to attend.
By order Of the President.
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o37.ssss TAs 70 q ~ o0uEs q common -.

Ouyahoga County, IS.
Caroline Eshe1bTenncE,l
Petition for Digoros.
George Eshenbrenner.NJ
HEORGE ESHENBRENNER. Og
~ Maristta, 10 the county Of Wafhingtou. and
State ot Qnio,ig notified that CAROLINE ubr8nna1
did, on tho 18th day Of Nay, A. D. 1851 fig her i
ton in the once Of the CLERK of the court oi loIl
mon Pleas within and t0r the county Of CuTa1osa
and state Of Ohio, charging the said Geor5 Ezh6-
breoner with Adultery, With one All1ata-n kcl
branner, and asking that she nay be divorced Ilz
Be Tor bearing il sL weeks from the date h1rslta.
Dated tfig 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851
CAROEINE E3H BlfEt7 E1
uV19-filS By piarra A. goTliar. far IT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of the best workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the Kitchen.
Lamps for the dining:tabIs
Lamps for the sitting room.
Lamps for the psrlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the seamstresh
LAMPS for the tailor.
Larnps for the shoemaker.
lamps for the carpenter.
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer. e
Lamps for the merohants
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for balls.
Lamps for vessels.
lamps for ever.
COME WITH THE cAsH.7
CONE WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
CONE WITH THE CASH.
CONE WITH TIE Cash.
And you will get better article and
no e value for your money than st any
.her place in the country. Remember
that this is the only whOl,sale Lamp store
in Northern Ohio, and one o. the .argest in
The United States. The only man in this
,ity who is exclusively and lsgitSmHtely in
he oil trade, who thoroughly understands
he oil business, who Nss had four years
experiences, who has ten thousand o1lari
invested in the business, and Who has three
Aou'snd gsgular customers, is
s. s.LVRRIk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

/ tbrom ths EZamineri horl0lks VA
Osghalie Pills - SeeqomPlish t9s sbiset, isE yhisl
! IFrom the Examiner, EorioIk, Val
They have been tested IN more than tholsaa
cases, with entire SUCCESS.
/ ITron The Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Hinn.I
Ifyoa are, or have been troubled with ths hsad
ache send for box (Cephalio Pills,) 70 that Y0u
may have them IN case Of an attack.
IFrom the Advertiser. ProYidsnos, Ri
The Oephalio Pills are said to be remarkably e.
fsotfve rssY tor the headache and one Of the FsFT
beTt tor that lery reQuent complaint Whieh haa 0T-
IRON the Western B. B. Gzzstts, Chicago. MI
We hssEtily ?dS-Ss Mr. srziding, and HI unEi
IFrom the KanaEha Valley Star, Val
We arc sure that persons sufsring with hoadaohs,
who trY them, VIII stick 70 them.
Iron the Southern Path Finder, n. O.J
Try them you that are afflicted and We are Eurs
msrous List that has received benefits that othar
metioipaeG eGn rrO6uoo.
ITrom the st. Louis DemoorsLI
The Immense demand for the article (Osphahe PHlIl
3 rapidly snoraasinE.
lArom the eaEsttel Davenport, EOWAl
Mr.. spelding would not connect his name win %
article be did not p ~ to poases8 real merit,
TErom the Advertise, Pr0HJsncs. B. II
Ths testimony IN their iaYcr e EtFcRg, lrum 81
most respectable quarters.
Iron the Daily R8Wl, Newport, B. Il
Csphallo Pills are taking the plaos Of all kInds.
IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Bo1ton-l
Said 70 bs very sdicsciouu for the hsadaohs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

John -.

W.
John u. BorFe8, Mrs.
fruderlka Borgss, I'd
ward Hess sseumullaF, Jns
stumpL Wm. Mackay,
Theodore WrRea Adam
echnidsr, Valentfne
swain, Cathariue Bur
ger, Germ IN BeneVoisnf
sgcloty, J I'm Black.
Efaucis Ore ford. Go.
Greenfield. john Hem
0rick Isaac and Lsona a
COyart harlea Heath
Giles White, frm of
Bssth 4 White, Fsrdi-
nand Schumaksr Jchn
LaiBy, Commonwealth
lnsuranee Compsny,
Wm. b. Leonar W. W.
Earbut, Cha lee Griffith.
MoianctOn Burr, Wm.
Richardson, Philip g.
Viewer, yOhn Mott,
John D. CLARK, William
BroggsnmyeF. ID. Bu h.
Mar Q Henke, HeneFy
brikers 4. A. Day, We
Mein- Detendants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09
for Sale DE atut.
A FARM or 81 AoRrq.

-
A FARM OF "a AuRRs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style of arehitscturs, with barn
well, cstern and ont houses, al nsW, lust compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house is buih
with all modern improvements; the grounds have
mont on kin9men Avenue sf 80 rods beautiful
ravIne and living brook run through tue rear end
Of the Farm there several springs Of pure water
running out IRON the banks Of the ravine, which
with simple hydraulic works. can be to anJ
part Of the Farm. For q GeutlemanB Re8idenot
the Whole grounds can be elegantly and taStefully
arranged. For a Garden, Vineyard or Fruit Cui.
sure, Il can be made profitable, being so near the
oty-only about 100 rods from the CORPORATION limits
This tarm can be divided into lots Of one 20 i've o.
more acres, and make elegant residences, and st
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
land, q part OF which 10 beautiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through the Ave
nue. IN mont Of this Yarn.
IIso-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE.
Barn, Out Buildings &C, corner Of kinsmAn and
Forest streets Lot li3 feet Kinsman, and 396 On
Forest street. House and improvements all frBt
class with all the mOasrn style, and built IN sub
Aiso-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated Forest street
lust north OF the residence Of the Hon. A. g. Eidde
Lot 100 feet front By 226 feet deep This ID q nrsi
class house, built in substantial manner, and IN
| the Italian style Of faEohiteeture. - -
| Also-AnOther TWO BTOEY BRIUk HOUBEi
Barn, Out Buildings &C., adjoining the one last de-
scribed Lot 100 fset front BY 6 feet deop, and I'm.
| ished IN all respects like the other.
| Also-ONE VACANT LOT, on Einsman street,
second lot from the corner Of kinsman aud Forest
streets lis feet front By 26 deep. Nine lots For
] est street, between kinsmanl and BcoYil Avenue
east side Lots so feet front By 226 feet deep. VIII
/ sell on time 20 suit purchasers.
RaT-For further Information enquire Of the undor
/ sigueo, No. 409 kinsnaau st., Cleveland Ohio.
| iune20:ss6 B. BARKER.
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THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHRL
b. Jackson, rssidsntof the state Of n inaiI.
and Aanson i Llv renee, resident OF the rfsfa 81
Michfran, vii take note thstthe pisintfT On tf1
30ih day q OctOte it5i, Med his resiiIu r1rfirH
for q RIudsment ohtainsd in favor of tha niai1fiF
agsinst ssia Jaesson az the Nay term, e Q, Of said
Court ior 81 lO9 ooiiaTs dsmages, ans cea8 81
suit and rnat certain deed Of conveyance, eEs
ecuted By said Jacksen 20 the said laWrouce, c.
ted Un or bout November 5th iefq and mate uilh-
out consideration and for She purpose Of Of aIoing
this plantin epd other crgdifuT7 q te sq ia1Eson
scrited premisa-, TO Wit: Situa-ei 90 ths civ %
CeTeand, IN the court ~ o. Out ahoga ard 1tars of
Ohio, ard Is known ffiur the half 1l lot No.
2 8 in Barber Lords slb bdi iiaion that rdrt ol
taid City Of CleFtiand, f1rnerIg BIO llyi l~d i1
BOUNDED follows, 70 vii; nerth ~ lean sireats
o. sams lot 20 2l8 and . 3 ret mont on Lcrail
sfF err beiuo hEd TO te Plat ald gurElT q
AhaE merchsnt for more particular de- criptlun.
AIao-AnCthsr piecq or parcel Of land FnoT1 a7
being number lsii L. btfuef q Lorda. t9ualfls.qu
in thsf pat Of the Oily Of OieVelan y ncn sal -
merlV X oUn as Ohio Gfy, tounted nqFfherlT o.
lots Nos. as, 2its 2l7 and Us; ca ter en- l0o l
soufherly on lot "a 81 d Reatery on Penn atrr :.
and bqing about s. ieet cn fona street, and about
2I5 feet dep Be- the sans or less, and Iunec4
that affer levy had been maze on said rFemfsfs
by . aiuiil on execution lsEu-d on SAID iECralal q
the aaid Lartncs conreyed The lot lastly aboFa de-
BcTibed = me aal1 John singer, % " = TIE q
dsy OF February. le5l. Aad pray ing that beth sad
d. eds Le etcar 1 70 and set aslee, aud fho said
Dr. mises Be sold and procesds apple In paTmsnf 81
plain ID said IudEmout and costs si sult Ihs 1lid
Alanson p. LaWrencs and Aaahel H- JacElol arg rgs
qui ed 70 answer said PETITION OF before The iih
day Of ofJanuarys ls62. ,-y,-.--
nov3S4 atty ioF FltI
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2apeE 8aaaiaas.
lOO GEO ROLLS WALLPAPER


War has been declared and Secession Is the order
of the day, and now is the tins for ell tidy house.
keepers to Becede from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooaroe on thom with rush, new WALL PAPE g,
geby improving their homes and most Of sll tbs
iJre HEALTHY.
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at n. Carson a Co., ls1, Superior st. ana
20 low that all can get them.
TIE COST IS MERE NOTHING,
We arc now ready 20 sell French, English and
American wall papers nom % 70 IS per cent below
peeVieus prices and would most respectfully invite
al 70 look In upon stock before buying for "a
quality Of goOd5 and the length Of pieces, We can
give the utmost sstiBfaoti0n. Our goods coming an
roctly from the factOries thereby save one nrof
Also large assortment Of Shades Of sVorT VsriS.
GOLD BANDS, &C. so,
Also lust opened beautiful lot OF
@ o B N / @ u IS
With Bands, Lool &C., 70 match. Gods and Tns.
sells in endless ,riefF. PapeT HANGING done ~
short netios byeEPsrienoed EoFkmen and * reason
1iao ~ .vould tske nioolobs Of palltin7, zraiu.
ing snd vanishing at hir and rem mune7stiVe rata
h. 3, 10 Dealers w VOald in7ils fssiF stisatiol
70 cur larEs stOeks nara
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Torms-Cash. J0sEFH s. GRANNIs,
Assignee Of Hm. lIsEE-
! ssIGNEE's aALE.-PuasuAt

A SSIGNEE'S sALE-PURsUABT
"a to an orde from the rrobsta Court Of CuFd-
hog9 O0unty, Ohio, shsll, On the aoIh dsT si aa
Veubar, 1851 Et Two clock p. n. sLpose l1r sla
st public auction, At the door qf the l0urt hcu7ss
in said couutys the tollouing deacrbed rrCptys .
Wit "a one and half story frame hou1e, ztr1la
the south half q sub lot No o. o. q. A. and q
GranRor's subdiVision OF loFe and ten acre let's
Nos 81 and IS, Of Ahaz Merchants survey. said
premises being the asseis Il the assignment Of o.
II. Robson. Appraised valus-a2l0.
J. &. GRANNr6
oct 7s lssl:s5s sssisnas.
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NT0TTCF T0 r0NTRI0T065

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-
~ Prqposlg VII = recgiTsc g tia oflss OF ne
lltT Civil E1Finoe1 oi TIE 0it7 of 1leTaI11i -I Il
0'esoc4 D., NO emrer lth 1851 10 buidinn ees--
aid gIreet 60 - n 8frsst.
Plans ead pecincatiOng nay hs seen and mo.s
part cular ini rmad had az laid Fnrlnaarir oase
On and alter ne lfh inst.
Zach proposal must BE- accompaniad By 4 r1s7aua
lui1ciang bond reQalrng the bidder % ent5r into
5Sntraet q tne price named 10 biz GrgDosai, lhould
The Board Qf Citg improvements invite shs rlt-
1islion d bids reseryng the right to arcs1 or -
ioot ths aama. b order q fhs Beard
JOHN WHfTErA
- - City CiFIl Engine1E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

S1aSs 2, 9al0; ea1Sv In Court Ct Common Psaa
Julia A W00dard,
W. Divorce.
George Woodard.
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
WO0DARD, uin take uofics that he piaInfiI,.
Julia A MoOdard, has this dsE Sled her PETITION N
the above named court asking for q dissolution Of
the gzarriage contract; cause assigned wiilful ab-
ssnce and adullery. The VIII b for heariu1 at
ths HoTember Term of safe Court.
October 24th, 1881. JULIA "A. WDODAEr.
R. A DAVIDSON. Solicitor. octz5-36f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

Continues to discharge the Dest burning
OILS 70 be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
Oil of the right density,
Oil that will not explode,
OH that vii not crust the Wick,I
Oil Of light color,
OH that has not been sOOrOhSd,
Oil that is free from acid,
OIL that is free from alkaH,
Oh that has been well settled,
Oil that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight packages,
Oil with no dead rats in it,
Oll that Is "anu-GlaDohceli
Oil that win make the most light
Oil at slvery low price,
Oil that nothing but cash VIII buy,
on.that gives entire satisfaction. *. : :.
Send your orders to
IIs BANK STREET.
Ils BANK STREET.
lIs BANK STREET.
116 BANK STREET.
116 BANK STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

lBrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
OsphAlio Pills accomplish the object for Whial
they were laads viz. Cure ofheadachs IN al il lorms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

TFrOm the Exsminsr, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested In mora than q tholsan
cases, with entlra 1uccesL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09
FsraHonneyvell,

VI.
Asahel q. Jackson,
Alans q II LaWrence,
John singer,
Luciug ' Eager.
WI Ism y. Iason and
Ada Inc Lasgu,
~ -rmwHr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09
WHE LONG PIPE.

THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
TIE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

Thog relieve Cough instsntiy.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume 70 the Voios.
They lmpart q delicious aroma 70 thu Breath.
They sre delightful TO the Taste.
They arc mado Of simple haTbs and cannot harm
HnY ore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

In CourtofCommon pIs8
OuyahoEs County CHA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

TTrom the Democrat, Sc. uoud, MIMI
II yoa are, or have been troubled with ths hsad
,het send for box (Cephalio Pill1s) 70 that yol
~ have them IN case Of An attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

Continues to discharge the best burning
OILS 70 be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

FReE EzAEDARF's BATTERT.-We are
permitted TO take q few extracts from 8
lester written By Mr. Orlando P. Cutter, Of
stsadArgs Battery, to bis brother in this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

aEGE Vii save Zen timas il eOsf snnasilJ. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-09

IFrom the Advertiser. Providence B. II
The Oephalio Pills are said to be remarkably e.
iscttve remey Tor the headache and one Of the FsT
bBst for that fery frequent complaint Which hal 0F.
or been discovered.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-29
Our County Convention.

On last Friday evening the Republican Cen.
tral Committee or this county held meeting,
Gall present except 5. B. Shotwell.) and iesol-
we'd, unanimously, to issue a Call for County
Convention TO be held on the Gath ofJuue-
about the usual time for holding our Convention
in this county. Mr. Shotwell, ii seems, was
dissatisfied with the action Of the committee,
and it together on Monday evening for the pur-
pose Of having tho Call for The Convention pest
ponsd and succeeded in inducing two OF the
Committee to act with him. ne inember of the
Committee beng absent, the vote stood 5 to
"a tie.--Thsreupon the Committee agreed to
wait the return OF the absent member, and then
hold another meeting. Consequently the call
which was IN type, is withheld this week.
Should our Central Committee at the mex,
meeting. determine to maintain the Republican
organization in this county, the Call for Con.
vention will appear in our next issue. IL they
should conclude to seRopt the party, we suppose
it will be postponed indefinitely Cadiz Rspu5
Gcan, May %. .t s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-29
News from n Nebr:l~ ~kt-Imdtam EFGu-
tfa hgas f.e g.t ~

ST. LoUIs, May % -Ex Governor Black, Of
Nebraska, who has been in The city or day or
TWO. lett this evening ior Pittsburgh where he
will probably take some active part in the pres.
ent military movements. tie repetts consider
able apprehension existing in the Territory Of
Indian troubles during the coming sumner, The
sioux and Cheyennes having j med far the pur-
pose ofwagne war against tie Pawnees which
will involve the whites, ss the latter are prin-
cipaly within the settlements. In view Of this
and to afford pro &C ion to the iorts. Indian
agencies and overland emigra ion, which prom
ses to be unusually large this ear, Gov. Biafk
strongly urges that regiment Of volunteers be
raised and mustered into the United States
service, and sta oned at different points in the
Torritory. tie has already called the attention
ofthe War Department to this, and consulted
with Gen. Harney thereto, who, it Is understood
favors the plan. fg-.s .ega5ss -. .asg,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-29

0TDrs b. Cone, may bs consulted at the
old Lacey House, in Cadz, on Wednesday and
Thursday Of each week during the month oI
June; in New Comerstown, a. the Ohio House
on each F,iday; and in Coshocton, at the Amer
lean Hotel, on each Saturday during The mon h
OF June; and, afterwards. at intervals, due no.
tice Of which will b. given in the papers, and
to my patients in the Expositor. ....... Id
DR.. Cone deems il unnecessary to say any
thing as to his skill and success in the treat
ament OF all forms of chronic diseases 10 which
he has devoted special attention for the last
| % years) TO his numerous patients and friends
| in Coshocton county and elsewhere Other than
10 call attention to bis past Uniform and COM
plete success in the treatment OF diseases OF the
brainand nervous system, lungs and air passa
ges, stomach and bowels, liver, kidneys and
glandnar engagements; in one word, all forms
of chronic or long continued diseases, whether
OF male or female, old or young subjects.
DR.. Cone wishes TO say 10 all diseased per
sons, come and see me, and do not defer it to
the last week, and he wants time to Thoroughly
investigate all t ases. W sa 4.,e, ~
Dr. Cone makes no charge for consultation
and giving his opinions and advice IN any case.
but charges cash, in all cases. for his medicines.
The pr co Of prescription and medicines that
will last from iour to six months. II from three
to fifteen dollars, in cash. Packages for Con-
sump6ons sbfoBchitas, laryngitas. diseases Of the
stomach, liver and blood, dieases ,oi females,
diseases Of the kidneys, relaxation OF the sto.
mach, ETC., ETC., always cost fifteen dollars in
cash y sgs sqtzy f..fl 4. .,..t-,t.gt 4
For further particulars inquire for DR.. Cone's
Papers at your post Offices. gs9s ,t,s'.
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