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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

KICh-
ard Wallach as Mayor, for the remande OF the
term Of g Berret, and appointed Messrs Shep-
Mr.. Wallach and conduct him to the Chamber
After a recess Of ten minutes the committee re-
turned with Mr.. Wallach, to whom the oath of
office was administered by Justice Thompson.
Mr.. Wallach, in a few words, thanked the
members Of the two Boards for the additional
honor which they had conferred upon him, and
promised to do his best to fulfil faithfully the du-
ties Incumbent upon him, and the joint meeting
therefore dissolved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

THKArER.-To-night Miss Susan Denim appears
In two favorite characters, as "Fanny" In 1.-THE
Eaton Boy, 4" and as "Madelon" In sfThe Trum-
peters Daughter" (with her great encore song J
the immortal part Of Timothy Toodles " A
great bill indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

4 OST-AbOut week ago, supposed to be on Pa
l. 4 avenue or East Capitol ST.. between 81 ST. east
and 7th at west, GOLD LOCKET, containing
he literally rewarded by leaving 1t at No. 5s1 9Th
street east, opposite the Garrison, Navy Yard;
DO "a a. DANIEL j. StDNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

TIE CAMPBELLs have an entire new programme
tonight, and Of course will draw the usual mass
meeting Of an audience.
On Monday night their new stars, Mr. Frank
Swami the great basso formerly Of the Cooper
Open Troupe), Mr.. Arthur Hughes, the mint
table comedian (late of Sanford's), Morris Ed
monds, the famous violoncellist and w illiams,
the delicious balladist will appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

CS RkWAR D-Strsyed or stolen. q arge white
Oh Taw- bone cow. The above reward soEr&4
will he paid for the return Of sad Cow to &aY~
corner of Green and Stoddard streets, sN.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. .-z-
GO I8 ST JOHN DlthSoN.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-This morning, 8 PI1RSE, with a SINS
smount OF none, in it, which the owner can
have hy applying at Room No. tlower hoor) Pen
sion Ofics, ana paying tor this advertisement.
oc Is So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

OUR REPORT Of the proceedings in the Barney
case Is crowded out to-day by the press Of matter.
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WANTED-A good TIN AND SHEET IRON
w WORKER, and BOY thst has worked at
the business. Apply at 162 Pa avenue First
Ward. oc Is 3tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

ca REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, alb cut the l
- instant, a large black HORSE, full ~
tail white spot in forehead, marked u S"L~N
ON hind quarter and &c" on fore quarter, NN
left side. The above reward will be paid on his
return to me. J. NEWMAN,
261 Pa. avenue, south side,
ooIaSts Near Twelfth at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

WANTED, FOR THE CAsH-An kinds, Of
w SECONDHAND FURNITURE A " ID
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Persons leav-
ing the city having surplus will do well TO call
les 42s Seventh. between and SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

WANTED-By respectable young woman, 8
w SITUATION to cook. wash and iron. Good
reference oan he given. Apply at No. 81 Second
ST., between F and G. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

CO. REWARD.-Lost. in I, By the Pass ofhee,
tDO Fifteenth, or Pennsylvania avenue, on the
18th of thu month, q MU~TERING of Colonel +
Won Schoening. The finder W II please to bring it
to National Hotel, Room No. SIS. 1T
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

POTATOES!
5000 bushels Mercers, Buckeyes, and Peach
Ows for sale. PETER BERRY,
oc :7-Ss SIS Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

WANTED-AlI Dairymen to know that the
w Washington Drewsry having commenced
brewing for the winter season. they oan get Fresh
Grains every day at O'Clock, a. 10 cents per bush
el. Call one and all. G.. COLlNEAU,
90 10 ims Cor X and Twenty seventh SITS.
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WANTS.

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good
w COAT MAKERS. None others need apply.
oc 1885, T.. OWEN Il co.
WANTED-A SITUATION. by q middle aged
w merlcan woman, as hou sekeeper IN a gentle
m,n's family. Address Nv. G.." Star Ofhoe.
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HOUSE WkNTED.-A small House, or part of
Il house, furnished or unfurnIshed, for a man
and wife without children, from to 10 minutes
walk of the Navy Department Rent mode ate;
payment prompt. Address Thomas" Star Once.
90 IL Tvs
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHINsToN
IL COUNTY, To tcit | hereby certify that ~
James Magse, of said county brought be- IN
fore me. as estrays, trespassing on his en- IA
brown. marked with "P" on the neck under the
name. about Is hands high, and supposed to be or
9 years old. and haze been worked in gear.
Given under hand of me. one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said county, this IL day Of
October, 1861. ROBERT WHITE
III The owner or owners of the above descrit ed
horses uested to prove propeIt, ay charges
and take them AWAY, JAMES MAGEE,
% ia SIS Near Tenelytown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

CLYDE, o., Sept. %, 1851.
EDS. LEADER About three o'clock this
morning German, name unknown, was
detected attempting To break into the gro
Gerry store Of D. R. Cloud, of this place, and
was pursued and captured by two men
named Baker and Hardness.
The rufRan fed upon hearing the ap-
proaeh Of footsteps near the store door, and
on being overtaken fought desperately with
knife, inaicting 3 severe wound in the
neck Of Mr.. Baker, not more than half an
Inch from the jugular vein. Harkness was
also cut in the hand.
This morning the people were 50 much
sxsspsrsted that the man was taken 10 a
stable and hung up until he confessed what
he had done.
Itwas found that he had made an ct
tempt to open the jeWelry store here, and
had broken into Mr.. Hnrkness' dry goods
store and stolen 81 in change and drank
two bottles Of champagne.
Upon searching him 5000 in gold was
found, AID some so in bills, and a gold
watch worth some $50. Parties have just
arrived here from KsntOn, from whom it is
reported the money was stolen. he is no
doubt q desperate villain, and the men who
took him deserve great credit
Yours truly,
L s. HoLpEH.
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Later from Lake superior---ArrsvaI Of the
Northeru IIRhf.@

NOrthern Light.
The Northern Light came in from LAX:
Superior yesterday afternoon. Clerk Buttl
has furnished us with the following mem.
oranda:
Left OnsOnsgon, Sept. 21st, at sight
o'clock A NJ. Eagle River at twOP. ~, and
Eagle Harbor ct four P NJ same day
Left HOughtOn at ten o'clock A. II. Sept
22d. Saw City Of Cleveland at Point Ke-
Eeenesu. Net steamer Iron City at Mar
quette. Left Marquette at two P. NJ, 23d,
Met schooner Gen. Taylor at Point su
Par. Left the sault ct eleven o'clock
A. NJ, Sept 24th. Net steamer Illinois in
Mud Lake. Net schooner Challenge ten
miles shove De Tour.
Brought down ninety-nine barrels Of
copper, s24 tons iron ore, 1000 cedar posts,
and fifty passengers.
The Northern Light will leave again for
Lake Superior this friday evening, at
eight o'clock, from the dock Of Hsnns,
GarretsoR 8 Co.
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AxXs AND Rog1PHENrs FOB Gov. GAMBLE
OF MIssOUHI-Fhree car loads were taken
forward BY the 2IO Express train Of The
Cleveland snd Columbus road yesterday
Afternoon, for Gov Gamble, Of Missouri,
The shipment consisted Of twenty-five
hundred nuSksts and equipments for four
thousand men. 5I1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

PERsOxAL.-Heut. R. G. Chandler, son
Of Senator Chandler Of Michigan, who has
been connected with LOomis' Battery in
Western Virginia, passed through this city
yesterday, on his way to Michigan, with
orders to recruit one hundred and seventy
Ave rnsn for a new six-run battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

THE 42D REGINEET BAND.-The Elyris
Band is now fully organized under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Ford, consisting Of "a pieces, and
is to be connected with Col. Gar6eld's Regi-
ment. The members Of the band have been
spending a few days at Camp Brown. It ID
an excellant band. It left for Camp Chase,
this afternoon, on the 2:lO train.
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FnG-Ths are last evening was on
WslKorth Bun, burning the Oil Refinery ef
hsssrs. Smith and lockwood. We upSsr-
stand that the building vas wholly de-
stroyed together with . large quantity IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

a. The dredging mhehine belonging
q Nr. Smith, q this city, cane iatO pOFt
yesterday from YssmillioB, where ii has
bssn employed ihs most q tho ssssoa d.
tsdging he harbOr ct that point. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

M MAoTER'sH SAL. .E-PURSU-
w Ant 70 Ihs command of decrDsal order q
81 lrou1 the Court cf lonuoH FIsaa e. flnVnhoTn
county, Ohio, a. the suit q Nelson Prince and Oth
efs sglllEt eFi Thoma1, and ha7s, . ne direct
door Of the C0drt aouae, y ths CITY o. Cleseiaaf,
n SD colntF, On the 18Th day 81 Gctohoz ISL, &
O'Clock p. NJ, tbs fsIogIDE de1cl ed premiBsl, 70
witt Situated 70 Ea1t oLsFslan1, ln OnT a11ga c0I-
y, Qhies and bolleeas begiEntng "a N, Plank
rad and south Sex. uegt ch ANA, ~ linEI hon
the vest eornPy ~ Chitteunel 1aWis' Ind, thnnCs
south eol east, chains and 20 link1 to aid bals
Wtgt line thonco douth chaina ard e. hnks-
thence north 53(9 Wsat chains and rs lnlra--
fhguca1 moth 1o( eat - IlnkG-shsues ndfih
60{o Vest e chains 70 tha Plank Road-thancs
eeginning, eontalning ~ Aeres Of land ARprased
sl--o' 4.A. arc. n. pgy,4KE. vr..,,r conu,s,losa,
B. B. HzAVr5, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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oiErflAs f1dHE HouS1 ~ . are sorry
% learn thal hsoDdurts improve The Light
House loi "a Rstes Street has been oOun-
tsrhandsa By ne light Houss Board Il
had been dessEnihed to place substantial
vail upon both fronts Of said lot, 90 as to
properly protect ths tower and prevent the
cayinr Of the banks made BY the recent
imurOysmsnt upon water Street.
There has been desire on tie part Of
.bs oity that the United States should do
nsts % the city ten feet Of the entire front
of saia los on Light House Street In order
hat said street might be Of the same width
east that Il is vest Of Spring Street, and
We believe that some years ago 0OHgress
vas petitiOned 10 hat effect, but the prayer
vas not granted. The Light House Board
have received information Of late from
some SSuscs, that led them to believe that
the city Vas about to appropriate said
frontage for the purpose above indicated
without let or hihdranoei and ne presume
that TIE Board came 70 the conclusion that
Il property belonging 10 the United States
was thus 70 Be uneeremOniOusly apProPri-
ated, Il would not be advisable to sxpend
any more money upon the same.
The Board, however, have erroneous im-
prsssions cOncerning this matter. nnever
was intended By the authorities Of the city
70 appropriate one iota Of said United
States properly until full consent had been
ObtsiRed 50 to do.
We hope this matter may without delay
be set right as between the city ana the
Light House Board, and that the conism.
plated improvement may be progressed
| with immedistsly, ss II seems to us that
the safety Of the tower demands that this
course should be pursued.
The commercial interest Of Olevelaud,
and the entire North-Western country Dor
dering on The Lakes, would suffer should
the tower be permitted to fall for the wan
Of said protection. No one light upOr
Lake Erie is 50 much depended upon, By
vessels passing up or down the Lake, to de
tsrmins their whereabouts, as the olsTe
land Light. xsfl
Colonel Graham, on the part Of th'
United States Government, and thl
Committee Of the Council, appointed fOi
that purpose, have recently had confer
ence upon this matter, and We are Informed
that the Misunderstanding was satisfaction
iIy arranged.
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-sofoxoAib TExPtE.-The miniature Of
tbat slrucsufs, which was pronounced woE-
dsrfully grsat-vhich employed upwards
Os one hundred and hfty thousand men in
lis construction for thsspaOs of seven years
and six months, and which was undOab,sd-
ly the most superb ediace the world has
ever seen-vill shortly be removed from
our midst. All who would profit BY the
prsson. opportunity to witness this elsgant
and costly model, should do 80 without de-
lay, as many, after tits gone, will be sorry
they have mot taken this opportunity Of
doing 50, A number Of schools have 81
ready visited it. Those wishing to sttsnd
should make lhoir arrangements soon.
TIE GERNAS REsIMEST.-we understand
that the German regiment, now in camp in
this city, has received orders to break up
camp here next Tuesday, and go to Camp
Dennison. There is between 700 and 800
men in camp and we are assured taat it Is
is not the desire of any portion of the regi'
ment 10 be removed until the regiment L
full. Recruits are coming in every day, and
there is no doubt that two weeks will find
the regiment full.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

Lydia Rendrick, Civil action for Money 3
~. 8eets afrNlL 70 an1jsct Aa1o8-
Hsnry Hsinea, l1e @ cff
CtOURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
" OUEAHo9A COUNTY, OHsO.--Fhe said de-
fsndanlss kl1ah kendricki Lydia Kendrick, aud y
@. West who non-rssidents # the Stae Of Ohio,
are HEREBY nOtid q that tie said ka1fman HAYES,
glaintlns the 1st d ~ Of Septemrers l6l Med IN
the ONCE Of lhs Clsrk Of the Court q Common
Pleas Of Ouyahega county ia the stats q ohie his
prayer Of which 2 4 ion is 70 recover iudgment
against the ssld Elijah Kendrick his prom sss0ry
note given By said hfndi iok sad plAnti1, dated
JulF 81 iS, for thB arng of 500, d1B III ous year
per annun and payable annually, and Q aubieet 70
the payment of such tndsmsnt tne following de-
aeTibed prsmisesf modgaged b The said kl1ah
10. seventy -nine C7yl, IN B. s. stonss subdivision
Of original lot 30. nfry lg0l fJgmerly BrooklTn
township, nov leyeland City, and has q 'front.' and
Elr Of ~ leet and l3 Set IN oeDlhs and uo1utG on
Ofsgb lois Hes ons ha8drsd sna forty-ons CAD sad
one huEdrsd and iaIty-tE0 u4s) in kzsAlel Eol-
sons 81 l.ot1neut of the frlcg 1ay or Farm In tho
City Of Cleveland fr5ntiuE the south 1ide of De-
snb-ot g 20 Hiram stones aabdfFi1i0n q part Of
origiaa lois g ana %, ID oOklyns having ~ aEd
5font o1 ffat1 street lue % fest In depth
seid petitloD prayB lor judgment asAlnat sad kll
JAP Aenqtiek lor u eal q ioar nnnal % sc l-.s
dslzrs (liO and interest lhaFeo1 at t3 r.tg Of ~
per cent. per snhum from tbs I'd day of july lJi
aud tnat said premises Be Eold 20 BAY the same.
Said Detendan.s, Elijah Aendi lex, LYDIA Ken
dick and ,. q. West, are hereby notified o appea-
and answer said pstition or before The ietn day
pn4Ssa AT. 1i 5Fo Bie3S.4ss. = .t,ceS..sl
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Directors:
John P. YelTert0n, New York;
Elisha G. Litchfeld, s.
Elijah P. Williams, Buffalo; a
R. n. Pomeroy, Cincinnati;
s. A. WinsIoW, Urbana;
iona. Harshman, Dayton;
Gran Follett, Sendusky
=. m. EpelmAn, Bsston;
William Wiltshire, Cincinnati;
Nathaniel Sillsbee, Salem.
The State Directors who hold over are:
I. 5. Gardner, Bellefontaine;
VIM. s. PiersO1, sandusky;
B. G. COrWiD, Dayton.
The Board subsequently, organized and
made choice Of o. Folleit, President.
The following O6esrs we're re-eleoted,
viz; 1a.i79go7e .7fias a-a iu1l - ,e1 faa
Lester h. Latham, Secretary and Tfeas-
Hsr1sy Rics, supsrintendens.-SandpsEy
Register, 26th.
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TneM6s ;. WAEREB,

NJ OTlUH 1o HkREBY HIVEN
4 that - aRplleaticn y Z b nads = - -
pardJn of JOE MEDINA D, Who u11 eonTIctod
q the eriEas Of b1rEia gnd L1TcsuT q thl Cuurt
q Common Ela1g Of Uuyah q L1unfT, ~ tie 20
Eemsur term o. sEid C0urt ln l5.e, an1 Eenttnl %
the Penit lntiary for ngs years
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Isiaa EsloFG.

Deiendsnt, Oourt Of Common -Plels,
within and tor the county 81 CuJaho1A IN hesitate
81 Ohio, e ting forth that The aid dsfsndant y
jus ~ II eebtsd % tbs plai1tid b the sun of I'VE
hundTsd dollEra With interest," e tsn rsr cent psr
annum rom the z7th day Of Aptl, 1851, on his note
of hand a that date bF a1ld cglaneant, eEecu1ed
delivered 70 Jackson HslOTsr for valuable con-
gideration. hat, on l16 az a91re3ald, . secure
The pay nant Of the nots and intarsgt aid deandi
ant made executed and d liTered : e1ortTEGs upol
Lot No 617, In Barber Lords gubdtNiEio1 n that
at Of tns CITY Of Cleveland, lats known - Uhio
Oiryt according 70 .uiOs md survey q Ahna. MsFr
chant noW On 1le In the once .of tho Hecorder q
Deeds for anid Uonntg Of yahoga taat sid Eooe
and mortgage has been duly aesianed . this PLAIN
tif for valuable cunaie1ration. Ihat said note q
due. and thet 70 PsIt thereQf he7 bssn Paid, ~
prayer 81 sald getition - lor Judgment against 1a1
daandant for hTg hundred dollars ith interest, u
ten per cant, thereon IRON pr z7th, 1857. for the
sails of the mortgags1 20 u1I -lid nolo qnd
Interest With ooss Of suii, and for other aHd fnr
Ths aid dsisndant q hereby further notlasd ihaf
unless he ansHur or dsmur q sd psttien on g ~
fore the third saturday al.er ths dEplratpn q Elk
Weeks from ths date d this notics, tha ele Wllbe
taken Is osnf sssd, and judgmsnt and 6selea IN
tered accordingly. L. J. EIpAh
= - Attorns5 af Flllnfid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

e I'm EmHTH MIOHl0kE RE01HEIz.--This
Rsglmsnt viii arrive In. this city, fEOh
DstIoit tosnoFroE morning q souis fer
Wsshingisa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

AlEArd esnalam, trus1sa
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
y tae CrediEols o. fths sid a. g. 8aarls tt1t .
al8iaen1 q " pei c1ut. On fhelr 1srafai eisl -
l9on l4fle4eq Dy tha kfohltc Court Of ougafC1s
County, tyhio, and t1sg tue aans wIl bs 1eIf .t
them u ths s1If EdEtfd blnaharI ~ rs u ~ Il
tas eliE q in laid oenaig On tho "a a.
: - Il. 4 Tff.B1s 5.s,. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

RrIassb.-Ths Rev. J. Q. White, Of ths
Plymouth Congregational Church, in. this
city, has rendered his resignation as Paa-
to-, Ehieh has been accepted We uhder-
stand dat the Rev. Mr. CoWlss, sOn OF Pro
sssssr oovlss, Of 0bsrlin College, who has
been Btsiioasd Ct Bsilsvus for tie past two
yezzs. has been ie4itsd to oogapy ths peal
ilsn made vacant By she rssighstien Of NJ
Whits. snd has accepted:
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8aOks & gtatigaertl.
II 3. COBB 4 cos
HALE PRICE LIST.

We have . printed Catalogue Of 30 diHsrent works
which olsr at half price 7 bis CatAios e VIII 30
lsnt free to anT one asking for Il. Below We siTe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-28

Alleh hendrtck, }CiYu Acticn for Honey
lIeia KendIiek. aaa g satisst ialal.
-. G. Wat, and
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ Cuyahoga C01ntys chic. -Tas desndants, Hi
Jlh Kendrick, Lydia o. K4nisick and 8 Q lsest,
Who are non-resdsuts Of the State 81 tio a. hsro-
by Dotlded that ths said Henry HalBCs3 pldi1li on
the lsth day q seFtember lsal, alsl q the sca q
the Clark Of the Oou- of lOnlzcn fltd1 0f 0Ie1o-
@ county, tihlO, kiz petition aldin1f SID d11d-
ants the object and prayer q which petition q %
recoser ai amont aaainai the said Eiien karfIcf
on Bis note f0r 500 favOr of aid plaintil led
June 18th. 1s1s and on Interest a t1e 10 o. Tn
pr sut per annun ana % sutitct . tes pall.1nt
of such judgment the following 1azcElb rrel1sel,
niortgafod b. aald 1lIah end 5iI q = t1orlck .
sacurg the payment Of satt noee - El1e 11e eQual
undivided half Of lots hc5 one 1--1Ie1 a1d loltg-
enc and one hundred s1a i0rtJ -tsc 70 EEsiel FOL
sans allotment cf lie Taylor Farm In ll1 ~ a
CsVtlaEd, IN thar part q aid CiIy ll.olsE kncun
e Ohio Oity-the properly r1n On letr1li sizeet-
SD rstlIfou pr1Ys o- Ind7ne11 agglllt1 ed lli-
Iah Ee1d ict icr thzee hunfrsd ane t1irtg drilar4
and interest thereon since June llt1l l1-l, a. t1o
rato o. ten fer cent. Der an nul1s ara il 80. m
f1ol - sold 70 pay the ganci ald .le SO l--ud-
11ts Eii,ah KsGdrick, LYDIA Q. Aendrzck 80 8.
o. est are notided 20 gppear and ansNer g. u -
flfioa q q buf5Ts lho l6lh dag q Eslslsec "a.
- = aA0R q BhICH,
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One Handrss Dotlxs PFsmisaIli s,sy-
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ,aad 80
q j. ut, ko,,d AID 1EP OTHNQH
.l..-f rs ~ 6URID, t.f-s 1-sS,--a
After all other TTsatnsnt Failsll 81
DR.. A. GIBSON, 5i6od boa
drod dollars ioF us proof that ~ ever hs 70 cara
the above nsI6s5 dlssaSss. Hg VA ~ ths IaIls
.he United s'e.ss treuts tbs same diseases With
Eftsr many years Of lSboffous stuay ahd oEpsEi.
enne, pr. GIBSON Z happy IN being abb p an
aoonoo % the upioF Ftunate' that be ha1 peraeted
BPEEDR AND PERMANENT OURR Git
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PRIVATE DISEASES
with az bad erects arl1ing tharelrom, ipoluding.
ae lac sueoesded IN curing cases IN this city, soms
q yhom hAe sxgsndsd hundEeds q dells[l With
mai.dlea With saces.si and without rOoolTing ths
lsest RaEtlgle Of benaat, a... 4a M $50
some College IN Loadon or Pnris, e perhaps some
Othors DO for ths purp0s OF enmaflng the Innocent
WHO uGt0 [foht Ap9CEaElOul mover 70 %
allied. Bat what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF II
this, thhs he 10 abia 70 give entire satshetOn 70
these who ropose confidence IN his ability and integ-
rftg and tat he hsa usrfsctsd an AnerlcRn gygtelr
of reatInsnt which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris, or any patont mcens 70 equal 1or the
radical euro 81 seminal weakness and All daeaseg OF
doEAnHements, both mental end phy1ical, afising
from BeTunl or secret aDuae --4 p t'Itl- t4i4ll
DR.. GIBSON sisO claims icr his nov treatment ms
following advantages CVgr AL Others Fet discovertd;
and hret, the aRo1ts used In no fgr5ct disagree
able; he no rsiios Of ths dark ages, sueh %
HorourY, nor any other delsteriou1 drugf bocQndS
restrictions IN diet or business rsqurod Third
" his treatment Is positive and certain h al oasB
Hs standg prepared % 90 into any Dqblio or gIsts
ho7pitsl In The United States end demongtrAta tke
Immense snFer0rity q his new treatment over any
other nov known to tho world IN poins % Dr6mDt
MSS, PfmAnsneys nildne1l, aalstT and oongenlsnes
Dr. GIBSON "a parlaansafly located IN UlsysIane
aad has during the past two yeaIs p5rloFmed mAny
onres Of diseases Whish had for years RESISTED ~
other Iuodeg Of treatBut Refafence Be given q
indVilualz Of ths hrst respsotabity In Ol8Ygland
/ Doston, EeE York, and other eities In regard x
skill and Integrity IN AL professional
| Dyspepsia, Bhuemstism, eerOgnla and All chroni'
diseases treated with superior suOoeaa.
- Molioine eelt 90 any part o. the country oG
Dr. 'siBsSE's Nee wOsk on PhySiOlOsg Tor sali
At hiE ofdos. gl1 s.Il OF Eifa
DR.. GIBSON, gsT at
Professor Of ElecirOpathy and Medicils,
Eg- Cfioo 6O. III Ontario HtTe0t, Up stairBs isF
doors from the Public Square.
Onico hours from 20 u aid h0m 70 o'elOol
D.iT. SUNDAYS skcepEsd2 sqEg