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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-22
Notice.

DEING ABOUT LEAVING THIS KING
ID dom, l hereby give notice that | have appointed Theo. L.
Heuck, Esq, to act as my agent. = HufkMEEkR.
Honolulu, MAY s, 1851. 259-3m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

Which they are determined; to SCI - chaar a.
can be purchased here in the cay fur CASH
Our motto Is quick Sales and small Profits
ANY order foih TIE couatry will lac promptly
offended to: as much so a. If the purchaser was
present.
Mr. lsoch having en- engaged in the I.um;.er
business for the last nine years ia this Ci,, Hat.
tiers himself that he will lie a',.. Ia reader Gem
pete satisfaction TO customers. Give us cell
before pure hasing elsewhere.
Muscatinc, Iowa. April LIST. lScn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
PROF. l.. MiLzER'S
HAIR ENyEGORATOR:


NJ h'f ~ T. S'f'. HHb h''N"ai't Al COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING ERA ! HAIR to it's ori U nal
collar without dy.ipg and ure We ntinp the la r
fr,,, .rr,f,, ,ro, "
ron Tt,,f.,,,., p,,pSr-sc -, -.
r'i. ~. ~ =, v 20 i''-' =. i'.' .",,"h ~
"bth mere - the isaSi Fa't'c oi ''s'i''y VI
rcCupcTdiiFc energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sSlRF AND DAADhuff'
and all eutaG "a,:s affect ions Of the scalp.
ron, pIs ,trv,ftYi%t; HI. lair iJupaitiHr 70
T.. I,,,a,I,I ri,.s and LrjIiiancv mabirr
~ az ''' III, =, ;,s ,,,,,ra pa c.,,,unp !,
1t soil ana sun! ~ I'VE ''-,'"' anu ~b -
To cur fea ny. s.,
The great celebrity ana the iHceeasih. aelhhhd Tor
this nneauaied PFFia'9itohr convince tie proprietor
that one trial Oh! - 'HF 1ece~Tif' W satisfy as
ecrninS puaHc o. ''7 sNP.'." fa''.Ie, over ahs
other pfpafsti01 AZ present Va use ~ csahses Inc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Eall term Of
~ the Triton TNios SCHOOL will commence
Monday. September I'd. 1861. Al pupils or stu.
dents are fe4n"slcd 10 he IN attendance on the
first day OF tn. term. students outside of The
lin:ts of the School District will not be permit.
tc0 to attend school until their tuition for The
term Is settled. ani lot that purpose, students
sill call and arrange iheif tuition with s. W,
Young Treas ry order of thu Hoard
+. NJ. HUBER, Sec.
Triton august I'D 1861
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
NEW REMEDIES FOR
ssEoE,asYIla'8'Ssa5ssE9s,N.

TJDWARn ASSOCIATION. rU:L.rFLpn1A -
i \ iieueN o,"nt Institution "s abia,rd hy
special endorsements tIF the re,l"f Of the sick aud
distressed "tiIi"jrd with vIrn"nt and enron e
diseases, and specially fur the cure Of d seasc.
VI the SrAuai Gan-.
Medical dyice given gratis. by the Acting
Surgeon. NaluahIr r"pOrlS on SGermatGrt hra,
aud other diseases al the ~rNull ';rgih>. and on
the New Remedies cmplo' r'I ia til" Gi~p"n-arl.
sent in scaled letter envelopes, frt" Of charge.
iwo or three -tamp- fer postage nrceptaJlc-
Address DR. J. >Nl,LNA> iiorGuT0E. IiowarJ!
Association, No.. Z ~outn N!nth 81, Hhiltdrlp hia
Pa. }uy II, Il: ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

MANHOOD, HOW lost, HOW RES
'SHiEi..
Just PuLhAea, IN u SEATED Eneelope.
ON TIE NAT'tKE TREATMENT. AND RAD
zeal care Of SpeItnatorfhoea. or Seminal weak
ness Sc Nual Debility. Nervous mesa. and involnh-
tary emission, inlncing impotency, and Mental
and Physical iucapacitr.
l}y RORr j. CuLNEEWELL, NJ. u.
Auihor II ME "Green Book', de-
The woI laIcnsnned author, in this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences 81 self abuse may he
eeeetualiy removed without medicine aah with
out dangerous Surgical operations, bongies, in
struments, rings or cordial. pointing out msde
of cure at once certain and e1ectual, by which
every sufferer. no matter what hrs condition may
be, may cure himself cheap'y privately and rad
ieally. This lecture viii prove boon to thous
anas and thousands.
sent under sea! to any address, post raid. on
the receipt IF two postage stamps, by addressing
ID. j. c. KLINE l27 Bowery, New York. Post
Office box 1856. 34-yl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
Horace " aters, Ag't,
800 Broadway. New York.
pnhl!sbsr Of !llusie, filusie Books:
AND DEALER IN

AND DEALER
f'a""s' .H."ee"ns f'eEaadre Org ans. Orpan .4eeor
deems. MARTIN = celebrate I'd fssuars .0tbsS. I,a
hFs, Tao'He.ttos. -fcr0rdr3as. Ffp,,ua, EYut,.
fVts, C!9rtone'ts. i'taRgiss, 1nniag Forks Pines
ana IotamfFs. Pao'tn B0rs, best Haitan str!ags
Brass fHstrs msa,s. for GaEds, Piano St.ol, and
Carers, and al EaHfs Of .N.sieai Instruments,
E1.e-ssZZ, SHEET MUSIC, from all the putJsh
ers IN the L. ert.ni's. Huntip.s and
] u Modern School, aud all kinds o. In strrlc-
ton books tor the above Instruments. Church Nnsic
Books; Music elegantly bound Music Paper, and all
kinds OF Music Merchandise, at the Low EST RATES.
NEW PIANOS, at SIS. 32so, Sasl. $3.50. and up to
esw Second Hand sianns from SIS up to Sl6U; New
Nelodeon, Si5- SOU s.5. Sl,n and UP to $685. Sec
ord Hand Mciodeens from SSU to 90 :; Alexandra Or
sats, "i,h I'VE steps io, nine stops, LIS go ;tir
teen stops sao. 2t5 and 30 fifteen stops, 800 and 49,
Alexandra Organ AcCordeons-a new instrument in AZ
mported-Pr,ce 30 and b dollars. liberal discount
to Clrfg3 nen Churches. Sabbath Schools Semirarir.
aud Teachers The Trade supplied at the usual trade
dscaunts - ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

FARM IMPLEMENTS.
THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish -
I'll who van, his wct.fica ansi approved CWnrS
ctLfIVATORS. Shovel. FLOWS. sIFA" =.
GUTTER HAEROWS Road Scrarers etc. ~ ~
- also ready 10 effect and warrant cure o. ;"
hoof.bonna horses. sP. DANIELS
Upton January 22d, 1s6l.4n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

New Music !.-s.Sarnh Jaae Lcev'.-Sonx
mlld ChOrus.
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY with
~ easy accompaniment; can he sung by children a.
we'll adults. and will soon become one Of the most
popular songs oft. day. Sentiment OF the words cr
ceiient. Price 70 cents mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS
May ~, lSa9 No. 1913 broadway, New York.
u CEENSWhkE-AI large lot inst received and
Va Il the best quality, by l.. & NJ. CtIILDS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
Singers Sewing Machine.
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAFiNG completed and occupied our crest
/ / Fire-lrenf Mafufactory--th most perfect
machine shop in the world--we nave sigDali1sd
the event BY producing new Family Sewing
Machine. containing the latest Improvements,
the very low price Of
fJFTF DOLLARS!
TIL. great reduction viii leave the pubic
without IhduCemcat or excuse for buying any o.
the inferior nachn which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will henceforth become i'm
possible. A very large reduction has been naos
in the prices Of oil Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufae trrinv purposes, which arc Vol
known to be without any succeaaful rival In tns
market. Much has recently hcep published y
regard to various stitches made by scwiEs ms'
chimes. We will take it for granted that OIL tns
w"r',t knows the fact, ut Singers Machiass
make the best stitch ever invented, and do IN
the best style.
Es"Send for a copy Of l. NJ Singer Co..
Gasstis which contains full information an0Ss
prices, sizes, etc, ofstwng machines and VI" !"
syilisd gratis. I'M SINGER d Co..
Jan. - 1889: 45s Broadpay, Nsr forT'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

New ana Improved Instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
which after years Of scientific experimenting ! have
brought perfection 1t dyesb or brown instantly
wi,hou, I'M uyy to the hair or sk warranted the best
article Of the kind in existence frlce-Ony so Cts.
Depot, 81 Dcy Street, New York.
IA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

If You want Mill that will c'ean ont .nc -
/ buy \. II PEKhle'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10

THE FIRST, MOST CoN"LETE 4 SUCCESSFUL
Combination .! RS EFF and Mower in the World.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
Tho NowsDaDorl and abe Times.

The Boston evening papers have raised the
price TO nswsmen, to one dollar and fiity
cents q hundred, which brings the price OF
single papers TO three cents. The Boston
Courier, like many other journals, has reduced
It's size, in conformity with the necessity,
which impresses all practical economy upon
every branch of business and upon none
more than upon newspapers.
Both these measures are just and proper.
A man who grumbles at paying three cents,
instead of two, for paper that contains the
news received through expensive channels,
from all parts OF the .'ountfy, or who is not
satisfied with the ample dimensions which
the Courier still presents, Is not entitled to
she news at any price. These times increase
the expenses and diminish the revenues Of
newspapers. Il IL mistake 10 suppose the
greatly increased circ llstion OF the papers
balance this increased expense. II Is the
radical fault OF our newspaper system that
the circulation docs not pay. The whole
profit and 4 considerable portion Of the frst
cost comes from the advertising, and the ad-
vertising depends upon the general prosperi-
ty Of the country; whatever checks business
checks advertising.
The English papers which do not furnish a
quarter Of the telegraph news that the Ameri-
can papers do, are sold at three or tour times
the price Of ours. They make a profit on
their circulation alone, and are therefore CON-
parAtively safe from q revulsion,, which effects
their ad Sertising. We have long thought
that the American papers would ultimately
be forced into something like this position
! While the cost Of publication has been enor-
mouSly enhanced, while velues Of ell kinds
have been advancing, the price OF newspapers
has raj her declined. The result Is, that IN,
best conducted aud most prosperous estab.
lishments feel severely the depression of times
like these Providence Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

The Richmond papers are furious and dis.
tracted over the oOcupatiOn-Or invasion, Il
yon will, ,-ol Virginia at Alexandria. Here
ls choice extract from the Enquirer;
Do these bssOt,sd fanatics Ralter them
selves that AlexAadria iS 10 be KEEP In chains
like those Ahlch bind poor Baltimore 70 the
car OF the Fedesal dsspotism4
We congratulate the people Of Virginia
that the last llnsy prriext OF the rump Gov.
ernment at Washington, Of regard Cor con-
stitnliOaal laws, has been thrown aside. The
sovereign State OF Virginia has been invaded
by the Federal hirellngs without authority
OF Congress, which alone has the war making
power. Heretofore, the prstense that It was
the duty Of the Federal Governments 70 re-
possess itself Of lhe iorts Gnd arsenals In the
seeded States, has been put iosward 20 Jus
tiiy tho aggressive movements Of the Fed
eral troops, Bui 10 the present case therv Is
no such pFetensej no iofts or arssnals OF
other Federal property have been seized at
Alexandria The "bloody aud brutal par-
poses of the Abolilionists, to subluga'e and
exterminate the Southern people, stands con-
iessed by this hagraLt outrage upon Virginia
soil.
l. Virginians, arise In your strength aud well
come the invader with "blOOdy hands 10
hospitable graves" The sacred soil OF Yir-
ginia, In which repose the ashes OF so many
Of the illuslrious patriots who gave inde-
pendeneo to their country, has been desecra.
ted by the hostile tread Of an armed enemy,
who proclalms his malignant hatred Of Vir.
ginla because she will not bow her proud
neck to the humiliating yoke Of Yankee rule.
Meet the invader at the threshold. Welcome
him With bayonet and bullet Swear ster.
nal hatred Of a treReherOus foe, whose only
hope Of safety is In your defeat and subluga-
tion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
0. s. Pre.byterIan As.embIy.

At the late session Of the Old School Pres
byterisn Assembly at Philadelphia, tho fol-
lowing resolutions, offered by Dr.. Gardner
Spring Of New York, were adopted;
Resolved, That In view of the present agi-
tAted and unhappy condition Of this coun-
try, the 4th day OF July next be set part as
Gay Of prayer throughout our bounds, and
that on this day ministers and people are
called on humbly to confess and bewail their
national sins, and 70 offer our thanks 10 the
Fsther Of Light for his abundant and unde-
served goodness towards us as q nation,
10 seek guidance and blessing upon our
rulers and their councils, Rs well as the as
sembled Congress Of the United States, and
to implOre Him 10 the name Of Jesus Christ
the great High Priesr of the Christian pro.
fession, to turn away His anger from US, and
speedily restore TO US the blessings Of q safe
and honorable peace.
Resolved, That In the judgement OF this
Assembly, Il Is the duty Of all the ministers
and churches under its care to do all In their
power 10 promote and perpetuate integrity Of
the United States, aud to strengthen, uphUld
aud encourage the Federal Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

sLAvz IEsuRRE0T1OE.--The Des Arc ARK
Citizen Of May Is giEes the following account
Of the hanging Of a white man and three
negroes for their Efforts to get up negro
lnsurrection:
"0ur neighbOrs Of Hickory Plain and
vicinity, IA miles west Of Des Arc, afler q
patient investigation before q Committee o.
twenty-five on Friday last in accordance with
the verdict Of said Committee, proceeded TO a
spot designated, and TO q tree having long
projecting limb, said limb, being stout and
well propoEtloned, wherenpon they hung,
until they were dead, Tom Williamson, q
white man, and three negroes, Big Dave
Lewis, and JeG. williamson was convicted
as the leader Of an inBurrection, and the
negroes as Riders and abettors. The balancl
Of the negroes implicated have been whipped
severely, and not less than three Of them wer'
bonished from the country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
Unlled s.ates NavaI Rerls.sr

The abolition Of privateering having been
resolved on by Government permanent
navy commensurate with The standing Of the
nation will be necessary. As the Naval Reg
ister for 1851 is the last that will appear with
the names Of 80 men-Of.wAr, /. is given in
full, IS follows:
There are now 7e men-ofWnr on the reg
ister. There were 80 before the burning Of
the Norfolk Navy Yard, when the liners
Pennsylvania 100 guns), Delaware (s4l,
New York (s4, which was on the stocks and
never launched), frlgates RariIan (50), Unit
ed States $50, the hrst naval vessel built for
the United States Government), and the Co.
lambia The corvsttes Plymouth (2a), and
Germantown 22), and the brig Dolphin (s),
were scuttled and sunk. The following Is
the present strength Of the regular navy:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
~ " hA ' Aho
OAEKHR AND SALT RHHUM SYRUP
OERATE ANp uINTMENT

by taking the syrup dirrcled, q uili drivo The
dietaas from The syutp, aud when once oai IN fhr
ekiu, aiew applications 81 ur. WgaTsr'i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

u vessels. Aotal kun4..sss...A yoOA
This is- the total force Of regular ships and
guns at the command Of the Administration
But about 90 vessels are to bs chartered, lot
which Al are already In commission, and
manned by United States sailors) which will
carry soue 2lO guns. Although the revenue
cutters have nothing 10 do With the Navy in
ordinary times, Il has caused many Of them
To be transferred temporarily 70 The charge
Of Secretary Welles. There being no Official
list published since November last it s not
easy 70 say how many cutters there are. The
number will not In any case exceed 20, 80
the total number Of all sort Of vessels afoat,
now subject 10 Government orders, ia about
i64i and the guns owned by Unele Sam
about 2,ls4. Some Of the Gran are not very
efficient. About 80 are regular sighting men
oi-waT, oi the modern stamp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
4 TaIFND m NEr1. M IN. :
BkSgB FSSBl
uL-lIln lnmnI

To all uuffaring iron Ouuaum ptlQn, inclplels o.
confirmed, or irom debility o! any kinds - trum
mental or nervous rroatration, brought on ~ any
csuaes o. from acFofaous complalntai or nom dis
oasos 81 the ksinoya OK bladder and 20 Ladies sur
iarinF any Of the many distressing ccmplann their
taV are liable 10, and which engcnder Consumption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
d acered a. Certain and Reliable Rsmedy, Dihsre
ing 10 every particular nom the patent medicines Of
the day, a is chemical corr binatloa a IRON buL-
RHuk and fHuSRHuRsic, QiYery grpat worth, and
the bent atl e hasc .ierre4 ou them.
CHuROH a DUPONT, ~ Broadway, New York,
consequences u q fraud attempted upon the public,
ehanFed the color Of The outsidc wrapper from REp
20 rELL5W; and incruescl the sire Of The bottle tc
ounces Hc very cautious in buying % 80 that the
fac-simile Of their signature 8 On The outside Of the
Wrapper, ~ all othoFa are coa tertottn. In conBe-
luoucd 81 the arge dcnnnd tor tha article, the fol-
loWinE druggists have al ordered and roccvod sup
plies OF the new kind, vlf;
Ohas. A. kimhall, Nm. II French, J. a. hayea,
"A. StaBiela, and samuel kiddnr r., Lowell
No- sold hy Wm. fiSkE, Drugs {, Cleveland,
Ohio. pbxs.daW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
A Coed story.

The Charlestopians tell good story at
their own expense whch,wel illustrates their
want of discipline. A company was keeping
guard at the Arsenal. The Colonel Of the regi-
ment passing by, saw the sentinel innRtten.
tive 20 his duty. BE took away bis gun,
then entered the arsenal. A subordinate
officer was concocting cocktail.
"Where Is the Captain 2" the Colonel
asked.
"Up Stain"
"Plesse say TO him that want to see him.
"Well after take drink, said the sub
alteru. Afer swallowing bis t0ddy, be went
up stsirs to the Captain.
"The Colonel Is down stairs, and wants
to see you, Captain"
LWel, II he wants 10 see me more than
do him, just tell HIM 10 walk up" said the
Captain, who was lying on bed.
The Colonel went up stairs, and found The
Captain taking things easy.
"Sir, you ought to be drilling your con-
psny. Your sentinel don't know how to dc
his duty, and took his gun a way from him.
"Well, | dare say be w;ll be very much
obliged to you. ] reckon be was tired o.
carry ing It."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

LOUD Is THE PRAISE in favor Of
valuable medicine, and Or. s. A. Viewers Syrup
and corais Il curing every case Of Salt Rheum, Tst
ter, Eryslpslas, Scrofula, liberated sOreo, sosld
Hoai and all the diseases that are the rosHl Of i'm
pure blood. People suffering from these diseases
can be be cured b. persoverlng In the use Of Dr
Wesvors remedies. The Syrup will purify tho blood
aud drive the disease to the surface Of the skin,
when, BY applying the Cerate, cure Il sure. II
never failE. Try IT,
81 Sold By n. 3. Gaylord, o. 3. Mackenzie, 3.
". saekrider, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
D1-sse Advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
SHARP shoosIas ssotshnea.
Philadelphia letter sara:

There is = rife company Of ScotehmeI
here, most Of whom saw the hardest servicl
10 the Crimean campaign. They Were in thl
Highland regiment which led the van q. ID,
battle Of Alma, and went up steadily 10 the
attack IN the face Of q tremendous cannon
ade. There is smother company Of Scots 8
Pittsburgh, who win unite with these vele
rams and form part Of Col. Koponay'5 Rig,
Regiment These men ere drilling for hour
At tins taiiy, and Is shsrpahooters win b,
4 terror 70 tie rebels,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

GFCountry dealers visiting our city will
bear IN mind that most o; our Drug Stores ara the
places TO Ind genuine dFugE, and such staple and
genuine medisincs as Perry Davi.'s Pain Killer,
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr..
Woavors Canktr and salt Rhoum Byrup aud Co
rate Any druggist dealing IN such pure and good
medicines must prosper, and 70 me thom warrants
health.
es- Sold everywhere, and By :. y. Gaylord, Wm.
Fiske. Q. S. NaekunEie, Strong Armstrong, snd
O. W, Backrider, Cleveland, o.
49, Adrertlaement On anothef column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31
MEDICAL UCCESS
EXTRAORDINARY
One Hundred D0ildrs PFsmalsa iH
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
On sFHRMAToRhHoR,
LEFT, So, AND IMPOTENOY
OURED

SEMINAL WEAkNESS
on sFnRMAroRhHoz,
q L 3 ET, 40, AND IMPOT ENJOY
CURED,
Afhes all other Treatment Failall
DIR. A. GIBSON,
doaz % Es prS6 aSf win R 8nG 70 Ha Cur;
! the above named diseases. he will pay tho same
SS uad Si Hi ss sss fRs Il. ssS SsaS5 s @
a D %A e aSSr0qs SaSS5 r SS sSSy 1S "a. '5B
uounee 70 the unfortunate, that ho has pOrteoted
'''n SPEEDY p ISSiPiSIi AND III IPElRsMANENT CURE
OF tho ubovo and Othoi
PRIVATE DISEASES
With eli bad Effects arising thoretrom, including
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATlUk.
Re has su9eesded IN curing cases IN this city, some
selfstylod physicians who profess 10 trbat all private
maladiOa with success, and without rOooiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a member Of
some College IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose Of onanarnR the innocont
siiled., Bat what br: Gibson Nigh, soss, o. Il
this, that he IA Gblo 20 give ontlre satisfaction
those who repoue confidence 10 his ability and intcg
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
don or Paris any patent medicine 20 equal for the
radical cure Of seminal Woaknosa and all disoa1es
eeEsnsomen,Is, oosa mental anu phEsioai' arising
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment th .
and nrBt, the agcHta used In fepoct disagree
| able he roles Of the dark ages, such "a
Mercury, nor any other deloteriOua drugs Secondly
no restrictions In diet or bralngan g required Third,
y his treatment H positive and certain IN All cases.
BE HtAndn prepared 10 90 into any public private
Il hospital Ia the United States and demonstraie She
imnsonBo superiority Of hia now treatment any
| other now known 70 the world In point OF prompt
nose, pornhnenoy, milenosa, safety aud convenience
/ - the patient.
Or, GIBSON q permanently iocAted IN Cleveland,
and has during the past uno months performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted al
other mOdua Of treatment Reference BE- given to
individuals Of the FIRST TpapoctAbility In Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other cities Ia regard 10
ekil and integrity IN all professional
Dyspepsia, Rhuematiem, SoroiulR and ali chronic
4 diseases treated with superior success,
- Medlolne ssnt 70 any part Of the country on
| receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr. GIBsONs New Work on Physiology for sale
/ at his ofloo.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Electropatly and NediciNs,
| - Onoe No. III Ontario strrct, up stairs, hW
| DOOR from tho Public square,.
Qnioe hours from to u and nom 10 O'Clock
| daily. tBundAya eIoaptadA auGs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-31

Professor Of EleotropatAy and NediciNs,
- Onoe No. ~ Ontario strcct, up stairs, ioW
doors from the Pablo square.
QHoe hours from 70 u and irom TO O'Clock
daily. lBundAYa eToaptad.A augs