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with all bad -slscts arising thsrtfron. tneludinF
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR0STRATlON.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundred5 q ootlerl with
sefstylec physicians, who profess % treat all prFaa
naladies with success and without naosiEing The
least particle Of benefit.
some Oollggs IN London or Paris, e perhsp1 soms
others do Tor the purpose ot en8naring the lnnueant
and who ho.d cut great e gsei 4e7 % te ~
ali1ed- But EEat Dr. Gl lBSON might hoalt Of b
this, thar he Is able % giVe entire llti1rtic1 &c
thOse who repuse cOundenee N his sbl.7 and infe7
~ ir.st1sIi am NJ, ,vic ~ 5b,.- u -
don Paris, any pEteEt medieine to sou1i iof rs
radical cure ot eeullnal weakness, and ai 4aaael
derangenentss both mental and physical. arillns
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his usy sreaE-zanf the
ioloNing edva1tags1 over al otheFu - d.coFa-ed'
and hr5ti the agents used are IN 70 esct dillrsa-
able; be uses no relics Of the DARK agsl, such g
Mercury, nor any other dsleteriou8 drug sscqldf
no restrictions in diet business D requlo. IhTd
b bis trsatmGnt il positive and earsain u ~ $50
hOspita IN the United states ahd dslIon5iTlts5lg
mmense superiority Of bis new irsafIna1t qFcr az
other n0W known ~ ths world IN point q p1om1t-
ness. PermsneRey, midneaa, safsty and couTsniancf
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located N uisVsfanS
and has during The past uine months performed nam
cures Of diseases which had for Fearl resisted al
other uiDea Of trsafmout heleTence Be- giFel e
individuals Of the fr5t rusDecfahiiitV IN CsFeand
Boston, New York. and ofhar cities IN regard q
skill and integrity in al professional tran.actona
DysPePslas hhue1l4tlanls ecrotula and Al edronie
diseases truated WiEh supsrior sucoasl-
- Medicine ssnt 70 any part OF the county,
pr. GfBS0N'S New work on Physiolog7 nr "a
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor OF EgeotropGtky and Ms5ieias,
W- Omee. No. III. Ontario street. up stairs
Once hour from 70 . nd from , 20 tos o'clOes
iaily, tsunAays sEcepted-l auE8
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hsrsby eatilS that have bean DEALING in the
9r1deneefg 4ediciues for the past year and sn tF-
" eay that haqe never offered shy medicines 70 ths
public that havu met vita the decdsd app obatiUh
q tha people ke these, particularly the Pills snd
Datholieon- lhuy viii prrf0ru al and norr than q
promised ior thea. have uald about hflT bottirs
Of tho CatholioOn the past year and hear the hNt
results u u4uvy ea1o. }. Il. q. JOHNSDA,
Marek q ltsf. nedicsf d1ent-
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RoHE TEsTLMoNY.

In this connection w oner isW tsstfmonlala.
II am Methodist ClerHyman, and when "a ny
circuit have met With many women troublsd with
tbs diseases for which you advertise Marshars Uts-
Tine Cat5oltcon asa cure. have advised ita use and
it has snotod complsta cure wherever it hns hean
a1sd. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star Ohio.
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NoRTH CAROLINA AFFAIRs.

AALAAetaf T HSb -
The Senate has passed general stay law. The
House l. considering the Military bill. The news
frOn Virginin elates some and depresses Others
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FROlf PENNsYLYANIA.

HARREBURaH, Feb. 5.
Gov. Curtin has ordered q salute IN honor Of
the result In Virginia
Resolutions congratulatOry to Virginia we're
offered in the House to night
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co N NJ n RCTAL.
rLEYKLANn nIARKET-FEB. 9.

FLOUR-Llttls doing. Sales are all Smsll and
include red wheat double sztrs at ssz' and 80 bblI
white do at $3.50
WHEAT-LOwsr. Sales Of l ear rOd on traSA a;
81 a. and do at SI,'s.
CORN-Quist, ct Sec
OATS-DuI at &c.
HOGS-Unehanged and selling st s6eee,S0.
HIGHWINES-Saiese Of IS bbls at lbc.
HAlIS-Sale. Of sUO bbls city cured st Inc.
BOTTER-Sals Of 2 bbls at lie.
EGGS-sales OF ? bbls At lso.
CHEEsE-LiEht sales Of W. R. a. g.
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Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DUzABILITY, EABB ~ NcREIEa,
OLEAN MISS
And its Impossibility 70 Freeee Dpl
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VERMONT AGAINsT COMPRo0IIsE.

The late delegates to the Chicago Convention,
from Vermont. composing many Of the leading
Republicans Of the State met informally At
Montpelier. yesterday, and unanimously pro
tested against tie adoption of any Of the plans
Of compromise before Congress.
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VIRGINIA DELEGATE ELECTION.

NORFOLK, Feb. 5,
wise Is elected By a decided majority. 1ath-
eWs, aeeessionist, is elected in Montague.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 8.
George sandersOn, Union Democrat was
elected Mayor yesterday, by 40 majority
over the ultra Republican candidate.
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MANNING 3 REIIC, MAOHIN-
Nt ISIS nnd EHGIE EEhs, and
r-rs.-ruarRo a.

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY
NJ -, f-.e-fntfot. 3oits fof brtdFsn and ethar
- Iron C,fstinT and BiacksmithlnE lensrailJ.
HEEITT'p 6tooss ~ y ~. ~ - gHfo.
- uvsrh Or old "a uonmtEs1n. Iahtlng M A.
lSiTinI 1TpRltT AstSBds1 ~ Gd8Ea
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lOUIsEANA CONVENT

In the Convention to-day the resolution
to sPpoint Commissioners TO ali the slave
holding States not yet seeded, and invite
them to join the Southern Confedsracy. was
tabled By vote OF eto47.
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TRI-wREKLX LRADER.

To CIuss.-siDgls copy 50 per year. Two
copies for IS, Five for Sll,26, Ten for S2p, 90,
and any larger number at the latter rate.-
For club Of twenty, an extra copy VIII be
sent For club Of forty, we send the Daily
LHADna gratis one year. Tbs Tri-Weekly
contains the entire reading matter Of the
Daily.
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SAILED,

BosToE, Feb. 9.
The steamship Niagara sailed at 10 o clock
to-day with 30 pass. ngers fer Liverpool
and 10 for Halifax She took $l4 800 In
specie.
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An extra copy will be given to the gs.ter
up Of the Club, for his trouble; when club
reaches as high as 6fy copies, Tri-Weekly
viii be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy of the Daily LHADER win be
given.
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INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT FROM
FoFr SUMTER ARRIVAL or THE
WOMEN IN NEW YORK,
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Observation-Disclosures ROE.

} authorized and adopted ~ the Medical farm.
N 0f France, and supplied % the Frrnch Navy This
M.iirue takrss fhe uaor Of Old Liver OIL aEtrnris
SarsAparilla, Iodine and Asrrury. If is rno0mmeni
Ahsnsssrs tancrra, Ulcers, Srrufula. Scnrvy. Flfr-
Alhus, Cont Rheumatism, achrs, pains and ai Ris
srfinns ~ 49, kin The RnB Il especially nsrit u
the curs Of the %Yphitir Dissnser drsiEustrd Pri.
mary, o.V"ntirJ sud Tertiary. Uirectinna md or
thcntas arc0m pany a-h hottie. price - pr hcttle.
Sold In Cleveland 81 Gaylord and Hammond Drug.
Risn, No. tfi Superior st. The trade eupplied BY ad
drrlsiug d.. girlndsu Dc 81 aerYail, " u- RiebsT,
PuEis, oT e Broad st., y. Z. angltik2o
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4RaaI Aotiffs.l
NTOTfCE IA HFRFRV GTVEN

N OllJH lG dEhEbI ILf Nm
IN That pnr1uant 70 The cohdiiiuu oi esrlsin
aortga giton q 1n4rle1 hdron b. ChETle9 T. Haf-
Vuj, the lsih day VI January. tSsa and ~ ord
ra, Vol q, PaFe ., thors viii b. sol " public 8sis,
70 the hlshaEl bidder, et the door q tbs uuftsd
staiss C0lloctors once, q the city Of Cleveland 10
tse county u Cuyah e. md state Of Ohio, on the
5th day Of March a. y. ls6li Et Ten O'Clock IN the
FORENOON thfso-djurths Of the schooner 8. U. koh-
-iis ss she nov u IN the harbOr Of Aahtah1la, In
said sac Wifh thrae-lDurth8 Oi all her tackle aD
psrs, iurniufs and othuT appurisnancels q 1atisT
ihs amount due BEtd ChaIlol facou N said mort
Eass CHARLE8 BACUk,
lsb- e:123. BY his Attorney X. P. sPALDlh9.
llLlnaLLmn. L.h s. L--Ll- -
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RuL 70 ABoLEsR MAIL SERVICE ~ SEcRo-
mo STATES PASSED TIE H0ESE
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CONCLUSION OF JOHNsONs sPEEOH'
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THE paEsIDESrs REPLY TO HAyNr-
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1850 EoRTs - ARsnNALs.
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M ASTkk S SALE.-lN HUhoU
Nl ANCE Of . deoretal srd-r issued frOm he
f, 5ul Of Common Pieas Ot Cuyahogs COUNTY OhiOs
u which Gs0rgs ". dirtyt e. al Dtaiuiinsl Rnd
Bazilla d. Hutchinson, o. al, dsieudanta, % me
iiructed, shall u1 pOse Tor sals 1t the dOOr Of the
Ourt hOuse in tbs eity Of CiAveland IN 1aid tguhty
on the 9th day Vi Febru trys 1861. q o'clock NJ.
Jf sald day, ths following described nndg and tene
msnts: situate IN the u tWnship Of heWburG, Cpya
hOga cum y, uhiu, aud n known By being part o.
..riiHai lot number szl, and b bounded fO0vss-
teEinninE the of tire Pittsburgh kOal ls0
alisdJ the syuth easterly line Of land forms riy
owned By EleaEer OsbleS thence north forty 81
degrees east twelve ~ cha ns and rty thrve 80
Inka - : The east lne Of said original lot,
uOW The centre Of the highway IA nee north one
fourth u degree est along the east lus u said lot
81 I'VE % chains 81 ne; theos south forty ave
- degrees vest hftaen q chains and ninety-OIu
(yll inks to the ptrB Of said Pittsburgh ruad lead
ing from Cleveland 70 New bargi thence sonth iorIy-
,43) desTee8 east along the centro OF sad toad
throe ~ chains and hitytwo t5sl lnka 70 the rlae
VI beglnning the containing nT8 acrus Of land,
~ the same more or leoal but subject % All gal
Highways. Appraised a. S2s00 .
Nh. v. fOUBL 7,
A. T Slada, Master Oommlr.
Plfs Atf'F iHn5
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uNION DELEaAFEs ~ vIReINIA.
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THE PEACE codGREss.

7ExAs sEOBDEs
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Builders.

QROOKS 5. g. 3 +. W BUILD
s83, Als0 = lqlil1luEezl o. Dccru, Blind.
I'D 1lltA - ~ lt11l 81 1cT1I 1Il-a1lIll7 erd
ese4lc Horkt faTticul9f ltfsutlea sti3 q FItfioT
p stoeal. aeo1I g Di0iIi1a stSutt lll.F d1171
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NlLEYELAND, COLUMBUs {

ELEYELAND, COLUMBUS q
CINCINNATI RAILRoAD.
1851 WINTER ARRANsEHEHT. ls5l.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Pass1n-
ger TrSins viii leave Cleveland e. follows
500 A. n. N. 4. q Cincinnati EXpTu-sStop pDing at
BereA, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, reaching Columbus at leo P ~,
Cincinnati at 100 P. \.
40 P. 4. Night ENp-ess-stOpping at all stations
north Of Galion, eilsad, CardingtOn, sh-
ley, Delaware aud Lewis Center, and al
other stations, TO leave passengers only.
ReachinR Columbus at l:s0 A. ~ and Cln-
cinnati ct TAO A. N,
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky Manahsld Newark Railroad, for
hazsheidS Ma Vernon, Newark, zanesVil le,
orsstlinss PistsbuEsh, Fort Wayne chicago RAN
road, for Forest, Upper Ssndusky, DslPhlOs
Lima Fort Wayne LaPortei Chicago, .foY
Ee5t, and East for Msnsneld, Wooster, Mas.
GIllOn, &C.
Galion and Belsfontaine Rairosd Line, for harion,
BollelontaiDei Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Hautes Vtncennes, EVsins-
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, s.. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon ana n It's
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 3 Columbus, and AaniA
Eailroad, for Asnia, Dayton, indianapolis
Tsrre Haute, So. Louis, Morrow L0yelanos
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio His
aiagipp Railroad at CinctDuau for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, St Louis, and All
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Lanes
VILE, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, a.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and Information ap-
ply ct the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
6. s FLINT, superintsndsrt.
Cleveland, November "a 1860.
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nR. KNAPP, OcULTsT, OF IA
years experience, osciuslveiy trrafi Diseases
81 the Eye and Di.fness, ~ No. % Bond It,, Clsve
land short distance IRON the Post Ofiea.
~ Abundant tesfimt nals Of persons restored to
SIGHT or Hearing Sew York, tie WSlteru ssaies,
and Northern Ohio ~
Artificial eyes inserted THAr HOW, and the best
quality. Dr. X has taksnG Diploma IN con patition
WITH al other Ocullstu a. the New York State Fair
for bis superb artificial Eyes - 5.
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aAfdifinfa.

GAHFORD'S LIVER Inv IGCR.
~ ATOR nsvsr Dsbiiitsf-s II a so-7.----' -
entirely lres IkOM 0Ua ard hs8 bsoo1s a 81
leblsked bot, STANDARD 8 4sdlcins, knoFn a1d y.
proved oy AL whO have used it, and = nov rss7rft
. With oy9nJsHos fa sll ths dlssasss isf Ehi1 i &
II has cured thousands with 10 the Last tl7oTaaGs
Eno had given up AZ X Ihopsg of RELIEF q ~
na1asrol1 ansoiioltsd - certificates q ~ po11ol
Ths doss aust b adap-IE tsd 70 ne tF-sp.rdnsut
d he Individual takins< & and ussi "a re- 71s1
iSt i e q sss sssti5 p 7s5 Z 95 sAS ssss & ,o
lhs uss q the LIfERIC IiNFIGORkTO8, anf Il
wi cqr9 LlvEH Ooa- = iFLAinIs, 1u10rl AZ
IACEn, DIIfEssIA, ,UuoE-I- Ilu DIaEhHGf. SUM-
goHFLAIHf8, DTsEHTEHgl>s lDRoFgT, Gorl sIoNacI
sAHTUas FIAgULsaoE, T. D EBfoES f6aAIa
skbfs Y tbfs5ll pnS sEnYY TsY I4arpiieoiifS e &
s1rs siCH hEA DACHE|ss y t60dss5ds 81 =
Oh HhEE TEA-z Po1NsFoL AlE "a
AEA e ths commsnce-' - U5lt 0f th8 lttlcf.
An Vho uss e are swing thsif ,aEtilou5 = ll5a
n Nix watsr IN fhs mouih with he InViqorsfai
and swallow both tuTrlher
PBlCE ONK DOILAB PEE BOTTBl-
Also Saniords Family Cathartie PillL
Compounded lronl Pure Vegetable Extrscis, and %
uD h Glass Gases, air Iigdt, aud via
keep m any climate
Ipo FAMILY DAIHA RTEC PILL q gentle bat
actiys Cuth4rtics which the DsOprietor has ussd n
3 practice mgre than twenty years.
Ihsc0ustautiy Increas-i- ing deuand hom thol
lion ahich zI ozpreas nj = Tes1ri io 49, - -
lllla 1le r plle4 Lill |8iLlln Llf re1eu o. al
Ihe Profession WE'LL IknoW that fiHrrert CA
thartics act on difsrcnt portions % the bclualI
The fEn1iiy BafharlicI- IPin hal, with Gua refer.
ence % ths vel sstsb- niahed Iact been CON.
pounded irom q FarietyI-o oi the Dufasl FeTelablE
Extracts, ich act ellka on sgsfy part of fe az.
meHtary canal, aud nrcI. coon and sAEE 10 al
cases where q CatharticiE lis NEEDED such a. Do
FanFemaut1 Of the StOu-lG lach Heerine11 rainH II
the Bach and loina l'os- - lffreneH pnfn ard sore
peEs over the Whole Body non guddan eold hica
lroqneutly, 4 neglected, p end IN long c0ur1e o.
Fever. Los Of APPEL |tite, q Creeping banEa
ton q Cold over the|- IBcfy, Reaf1essnsaE
Heac-Acho, or Hsighfi1 IN tie Head, aI ln1ana
uiatoTy Diseases, Wofms|-, IA Chflfren Or Adulf7
Rheumatl1m, q gIuat Purifier q the Blood and rlur
di1elsc1 70 which leah 2 helr too nuraf1u5 10 ar
don In this ADVERTISEMENT Does 10 q
RkiOE % UEAI5.
44-ihe Liver AnFiggratOr and femily Cathertf
Pulls are retailad b. Druggists generally, and cold
Wholesale By tie Trade ID al the llrge towns.
). T. ". SAAEOHD e. D.
Manufacturer and frorTie1ors
iT7d6Whr - hruadu14r. Wv YORK.
- sanioid's Liver InElg0rstor aad CEfhartis
Pills ar i0- ssh BY
CHCRCHlLL 4 BRO. DruggiItl,
Elo 9. ". cur Pub SQUARE snd Ontario g.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEeTON, Feb. 8.
HousE.

Mr.. Moore Of Kentucky declared against
the right to seoede, and argued that the
South hsve equal rights in the territories.
When the dogmas Of the Republican plat
form are put in practice, then will be the
time to revolt. Kentucky never regarded
the Government IS oppressive.
Mr.. Trimble felt confident that the IN
ion would be preserved. He was opposed
to the Crittenden proposition.
W .vrr-.,.-,,,, F,b
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
HA ASALE.-Pursu1Et " an order 0i sale issued 10
IrUm the Court Ol Common Pleas fur Duyahga
county, Uhio, iu an aetion pending IN said Uo1rt,
wherein Joseph X. Hartsen plalntid, ard elias
3 stone, Ma garette Stone, Aae Mahan, aud y i'll
ian Eorth, are ceisndanta, shall, on the lhth
day Of February, le6l ~ O'Clock p n expose Tor
sas, az the docr the court House, - aaid cognry
the lands aud ienemsnts described as oOFs; % Wft
''SubdiVsit lots an bers o. 90, Sc, 81. al SO,
fl9, 65 IN :. Ston survey OF college lraut4 b-
inF part Of los uumber elahty-seFrn s 10 tho toWn
ship Brooklyn, IN the county Of CuyzheE. ~ the
stats Of Ohie," 84id seysrsl lots APPRAISED ~
9l55 each JB. aRAhNIs,
X. P. Spaldlng, Ma Ter Jomni'r.
Plgun All, ianl5ssh
GXECUTOR'S NOT1CE-NoTIoE
" i hereby given that the undsruignad have
tren duly Appointed aud Quaiinsd as EKscafofs on
The estate ot John Rupia, deceased
gYR1s RUPLg
ClegelAnd, January 2, lssl 1an9 g.
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b. a. Thrali, i Before M 3ilIsr, Ju5ties o. ths
". Psaee Of Cleveland township
George A. Davis. Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
nN THE 4TH DAY OF No
" VEMBER, is60, said Justice issued an order Oi
attach menI in the above action for the Of fOrty
Dollars which action will Be for hsaring, January
Sd, lsoi, at o'clock p n
lanI.aIa Ia H--a-. hLl Artnru.F.
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CANFORD'S LIVER Inv IGCR.
~ AI0B neysr Dgbilltatrs. II = cunapoua -
entirely lros IkOH GI M8, and haa hscrIir ~ -
tsblished iagt, STANDARD hsdicins, Elo1n 11d =.
proved by AL WhO have used it, and = nov rs5Grft
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DR.. r. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THRoAF, LUNG
AND oEEST,
NOWN ALL OVER THR
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB bOCrOR,
viii b II his oldec= No ~ superior strost ClsEs
land, Ohio, loPPosits the Post once, two dOor8 oas
OF Hunman's Block on the ieIlsWlnq datas q olni
and every month"; vtEi
Lax ID, IlsA, PA lstA l4th and sotk
aES PAMPHLETs~a
containing bi ir. ske,eh Of Dr. LTou's liz, studR
and extensive fragals, has lust bsen issued b hin
which can h oiaslnsd af ha once By al Who ds1il
Wv ~ APt1isTMENTs ABROAD.
TOlsdo-hlercnaut 10 Rotel, tormerly Collins Hou1d
each month, ztth. z5tl and 8th-
RaYonna- -jlulilIs House q ch month, % ana fth
Akrou-EI ~ uOuse, each MONTH sth and 5th-
PaineHFiliu- Cutflys House, each noah, 18Th.
Massillon- American Hotel. each mouth, 9 and 10
Elyria-Beehe houee, eech month"; lott and lIth-
Belleyue-by llevus Hou8e,-ach month 18th . u1t
NOrWGlk-Amarican House, eaah month, lSand
Adri tn, Mieh.--Eaeh month, I'd and I'd.
Maushald-Iftii and a5th.
Dr. LIONS prOi-sses 70 dlEeern diseases bT tn
Eye. He, therefore, asks questions, nor rseuira
the patients % relate any Of their symptome- Con,
ne and ALL aud have yUur synnptonls aud he 10cn
tion Of your disease uN llained. ire Of charls.
MANN srkIUTLE ADHRRED 70.
1--we such lain a. have no ntrfls
VIII uature 0r the laws Of ufss
With blood my hands I never stain,
Nor PuIs ~ men % ease their pain
P.A-Dr. LYON pledges bis sacred word and hon
or that he will in noWse, directly and reety IN.
duce or cause any Invalid 10 take hia u,elrlne fh-
out The strongest probability oi relief or q cure,
Consultation and advice iree Of chaz7e -
we -onr w >. ttrc-sllr -,Tetacr-f droi
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETING AT SMITH
& NIxoN's HALL.-The exercises, yesterday
morning, were commenced by reading the
fourth chapter of Pauls Epistle to the He
bIews.
The ninth verse of the chapter was re-
ferred to. "There remaineth therefore a
rest to the people of God" or, as it might
properly have been translated, a Sabbatism,
or eternal rest with God. To appreciate it, one
must have known what is unrest, ceaseless
activity. 1t is glorious thought that a
destiny above that of the angels remaineth
for the people of God. Who are the people
of God2 Not those who have pursued a
feeble, halting, dyspeptic course, but they,
who, in Christs name, have "gloried in
tribulation," knowing that it "worketh pa
tience, and patience experience, and expert
enee hope"
When the steamer Niagara started on its
voyage, prayers were offered here that the
daily prayer meeting, about to be established
on board, might be maintained every day.
To show the answers to these prayers, ex-
tracts from letter were read, giving de-
tailed account of meetings held in Cape
Town, while the vessel was stopping at
that port. Many of the hardy sailors par
ticipated, of whom, over forty, including
six officers, had been converted. Gould
every vessel bear out to foreign countries
such sailors as these what missionaries
would they be All should pray for the
sailor. a-F
From the scenes he had witnessed at the
death-bed of Christian, one drew the fol-
lowing thoughts:
l. When we come to die we take true
view of eternal things. Nothing but the
presence of Christ will console us then.
2. God has taken great care of US in fur.
nishiDg us our daily bread, and in tighten
ing our burdens.
3. The salvation of the immortal soul Il
the all important end of life.
4. How simple religion is all controversial
and practical theology narrows down into
| few facts.
A favorite hymn of the sick brother wa
sung; F..as
| "Just as am, without onaplea,
| But that Thy blood was shed for me,
| And that thou biddst me come TO thee,
Lamb Of God, come |"
One prayed for the outcasts in the garrett
the cellar and the hospital; when the ez
srcises closed with the singing Of ths lon
meter DoxOlOgy.