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GIahing.


u w. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
lls Removed his Tailoring Estahlishmeut 10 No.
~ superior strest, up stairs over Sherwood Oak
lsrsa IS S ssSOr.@sai Of EashiODabls spsas esoss
THE GHOSTS LETTER.
A ghostly letter we have had,
Il cana the other night,
And TINS his ghostshIp aid eonnsncs.
y! promised 1 would write
And let you know my tails Of Wos
And Why cannot rest,
But wander round the streets st night
In dead mems clothing dres-od.
''Two years ago, you surely know,
There vas 9eerer order
ItsgEeesd fro. from 2v...ls Maine 2 ., Aexioo,
They called its members Maltess sons,
Ard all were bound By solemn oaths,
SEoin at sacred altar.
II took the oath fseesesy
Upon ny bended knees
And passed through all ordeals,
With fortituds and ease
held ny osi5. ny Teeth we're good,
l would embraee the black extremity
hen By ny country oTdsred.
81 was some military. and could swim,
They hailed ne with great JOY,
And shook me b. the hand and said
was brave, brave boy
And 20 show their great esteem,
@. B. :. A. they made me,
But had not the honor long,
When In the grave they laid me-
''Ths seat filed With honor once,
% vacant and / m worried
Ny spirit cannot rest in p8ace,
80 back 70 earth Is hurried
But have wandered many q night
IN every street and lane,
To fnd Son Of Malta now,
look for, but in vain.
II think It strange, quits strange, indeed,
kOr then In in black shroud8 and On uhlla,
THOUSANDS OF sons marched thrG' the llro1tI
AT tEelVc O'Clock al night;
And ladies rushed 10 them,
The police in tfeir might
F5olecteo the1i and gu did say
Il was curious sight.
"But now alone cannot 70.
FOlks say nave them frightsneds
To catch me men have marched At night,
With faces fear has Whitaned.
u write again and let you know
AVE tales they tell ab0at me;
Butltll do, sell Clothing cheap
AZ kJGICN HALL without H,e.n
sag-splsndli New Spring styles OF Rsady-llado
Slothing for Aen and Boys, cheap for cash e
uIAAC A. ISAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole AssneF for he ssls Of siassr's oeisbratsd
SliRLNG MACHINES
STORRf3 AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior Strests
or
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Have now been before the Public for n paros a. so
years, and during that time have msipf.5oS = y -,
craracter In almost every part OF the qiobs "a, ~
extraordinary curative properties which th-T bs,ss
IN MANY THOUSANDS -
OF certified instances, they have rVsr 1ssc,,,a -,
err IRON the very verge Of an untiuelY oflVa Sfs-
All the Deceptive nOstrums OF the day ~ i1lvs-iS
bly, tailed SO great indeed, hes their scaev invS
riably and nielltby proVeh. that e has- s5psarsj
scarcely less than miraculf rs 70 those7 v,io -,s-
acquainted witn the beautifully phiIoSon bissI I
ciples upon which they arU cOmpounded aSd ra,, nn
which they consequently act. It was to thsir man
Hest ana sensible action In purifying the 5DrpRs and
tone ana Figor, that they vers indebted Tor fhsir
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Tux EXCITEMENT AT CHARLESTON
AND WASHINGTON.
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"
YPsilanti. Mich.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
!. .Cephanc Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made viz: Cure Of headache In all t orns
fFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
CFrOm the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mimi
aehe, send for box. (Cephslie Piils,l that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
Iron the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The Cephalic Pills ars said to be remarkably ef-
iectiye remedy Tor the headachs and Of the very
0e9t for that very frequent complaint which has eT-
or been discovered.
tFrom the Western 4. R. Gazstte, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr.. sValdins, and his unFi
lFrom the KRnaWha Valley Star, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with headaohs,
who try them, viii stick TO them
IFrom the southsrn Path Finder, n. OI
Try them you that are AFFLICTED, and We are sure
msrous list that has received bsnsts that no other
medicine can produce.
TFrom the st. Louis DemocrAt.l
The immense demand for the article (Csphalic Pis)
l. rapidly snoreasing.
fFrOm the Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article be did not know 70 possess real merit.
IFrOm the Advertiser, Providence, R.LI
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
fFrOm the Daily News, Newport, B. L.
Osphalic Pills are taking the place Of All kinds.
tFrOm the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be Vsry sficaeious for the headache.
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NEW YoRK, AprliO.
~ steamer Africa lailsd for Liverpool this
?. =. She take' tIs -lss q specie. ~ '-'''
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MOFFAT,r LII PIILall

Are composed Of Yegetable inersdsnts erol,s,vsl,,
as can be ascsrtaned BY ohemicaltost Thar r,o1
inent qualities are those ofan active ana asSehf,
thoneh perfectly uild and agreeable deferTspt sT
Eienti sl gentle s1portio promoting the insensi-
bic per1piratOn Of pleasant diunstfe irSSisc-
the kidneys and bladder; and of a dstgbf9S tss ,.is
eardiae eNettng sppetfts By the denands 81 r~ti,s
algestloni and cheering the mind with that rrafar
sense Of renovated health which iE oTa ~ .asesu
felicitOue 1eelinqg Of our nafura v sA-7 must
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YeaaI Natiees.
John L. brown,
Christopher Andrews,
n N ~.
Atteehmapt before @. b.
Tibhets, Justice Of the
Peace,

On the 18Th DAY Of February, 1851, An order Of as.
tachment Waa iasdod "a thls action for the nun of
Eightg-f4e Dollar. and Eighty-tWo Cants, and tho
sans q set for hearing the 18Th dqy gf Prii
/ O'clock p, n BROWN ANDnEWA
Oleyellasne, Q. ByJohn L. Br0wn
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r B. JACKSON, SILK ANI
. WOOLEN DTER, No. III PeaTi gtlaet, Wss
eIie. once 30 % Bank street, Hafrll' Block, avs
doors ucrth q Sc. 0Ialf street..
ahsWll Of sge-T variety cleaned e. aytd. atntF
GaFInsnts cleaned or dysd Witho1t Sang tltfr
aDart 09oe oPeR Ion o'oioek A. y dil 2. =,
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JEFF. DAVIS SENDS ORDERS NOT 10
ATTACK THE FLEET.
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WILHSeToS, n. c., April g.
Charleston advees produce intense excite
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N A R IN b.
PORT OF CLEVELAND
ExrERED-ApriI 10.

EETERED.-April 10.
and sundries.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Dwight Scott, Dun kirk, mdse
Prop. Cataract, McHfIlY, Dunkirll, ls7 tons mdsc.
Br. Sehr. Jessie A. Hope, Pt Burwel 80 cords shin
Rie bolts.
seOW Rescue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, Lime Stone
CLEARED,
Prop. susquehanna, Webster, Erie, no cargo.
Bark r. G. Winslow, Pomeroy, Chicago, Il. 4. iron.
Schr. Farwell, Huntoou, Milwaukee, 800 tons coal.
Sehr. r. J. Gibbs, 7. Roone Toledo, 100 tons coal
20 tons pig iron. t i1+
seow Rescue, Robinson, Kelly's Island, IS kegs
powder. lt;s
scow Black Rover, Woodruff, PIT. Burwell, no cargo
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PAWNFR aAILRn.


EoRFoLK, April 10.
DEE aealed oaaars.
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EACH STATE TO FURNISH 5000 MEN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The IcR ON LALE HURoE.-Tbe schooner Freeman,
which cleared from here few days since for cargo
Of lumber on the lake shore, returned to this port
Ia ballast this afternoon, being unable to enter
Lake Huron on account Of the Ice. The propeller
City Of Madison is also detained at Port Huron for
the same Founou- f1e Steamer 1uuy returned non
Port Huron this afternoon, having been prevented
from reaching points the lake shore the ice hay
ing been driven within three miles Of Fort GratiOt
light. There was nothing further from the Forest
Queen, which still lies blOckaded at forestville.-
Detroit Advertiser Of Monday.
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TIE PHGNIX nlFTRRsIti

So denominated from thrir nstoDjSbins ro,-.-.s
creating new life and health as Il were from, ~ y
ashes Of the most dilspidaied constitufiopS-srss
more strongly tonic and more Immediately inVienrs-
vegetable extracts as the latter in diHsreHt n, AZ
aeStion; Although really less eafharfie fbanif az
LIZ F4LLsi tney nevertheless begin 10 cieanas
the alneLtary canal much sooner; Generally Ei0bt.
" operating within three four hours and nre5,s
ana sxhilsrating the mind, even in less lime tha5
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Flg6aa Raves o " Rryais " LVs.
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Tue ssos..IouI.'. DAN ror More Troop,
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FORT SUMTER WILL LBRRKINFORCED
AT ALL HAZARDsi
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THE WAR WILL oPENi
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HOW IT Is 70 BE DONE
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lTqHANIcg. - 8 WoRKNa -


MECHANICS, FARMERS WORKING NKE,
TIE attention OF the enterpsilg and indusrsoas poF
ton Of the community is directed 70 the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them BY the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, IS they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, proylds
comfortable homes FOR themselves and families win
eompaFapgsy speaking, very Htile eaPlial
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No Stats IN the Valley of the Mississippi or1 50 zrpaI
Al inducemsnt 70 the settler as the slste of Inoil
There is no portion of The world where all he condi
tons Of climate and soil SO admirably combine 70 pro
dnoe those tive great staples, CoRN ard WAI as the
Praires Of Illinois.
THE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton ragona
while the soil IS admirably adapted 70 the growth o.
20 cts per bushel than that raised further north
" RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
he deep ric ham o. The Prasies is cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving % illinois IN great mum
bers me area Of Illinois Is about equal 10 that OF m
gland and the soil 8 20 Eich that IL win support twenty
millious 0f people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN Markets.
These lands are contiguous 70 q ralroad 100 niles
IN angth which connects with other roads and naEsa-
BE lakes and rivers thus aaording an unbroEsn com
municatlm with the Eastern and southern markets.
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
Thus far, capital and labor have been aPp;ed % do
veOpng the soil the great resources Of the State u
coal and iron are almost untouched. me nVraole rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where feed and fi
are cheapest viii follow at early day IN Illinois, and
In the course OF the next ten years the natural laws aad
necessities Of the warrant the belief thaa at least
ave hundred thousand people viii be engaged IL tha
slats Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ.
ments. -- t--
RAILROAD s7BTEE OF IILH0Ia.
o7er 500 10000 q private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of limos lnasmuoh IS
Tart Of III income from several of these works. Wlh
vauabls pubcf fund in lands, 60 % diminish ne sata
erususss ;ihe EALs ARz uGHT: and must consequently
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
r. Tafs dsa g only so, Jos sos "a, a1d l7ain 1s
lr tis tsars has been Felea9 81 ,Tt6 50, da ~
,sig gsas5sd5iy eps Gi f In ysdTg 2 i7 bseOss e.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sou, climate,
On lppD'-'4 T. w FC
Ror she nanass OF the Towns, YIIl
nOis Cent. r.. R.s See pages Ass, $50 4
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algFts.
Nc e OOD 81

q PRIN G o OrD ST
LADIES sIlks, Satina, Crapes, Laces, stc., and
GENTS' Coats, Pant5i fe1t1 etc, eoloTod, clea1od
and fuf5hsd Ga t18 bo5t ttyl8.
. IE-Taca. OF Damagk Curtains, 6hawil, Gloves
PluuieF, &, cleaned and relnishod.
FREp'k CERIAX, Frsuch Dyer.
81 pioasa remauber No. s. Beneca 81. a. there
are three dyers OF the SANE street tsI
HONE AGAIN.-G. IS. WILLIAMS
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleansr, bsga leave
Sn1ounco 20 hil frisndI aud the pubic, that hs
hoa again, and located lt g Sc. Clair street, ceFe
land, o.. where he has Cited up DYE HOUSE Wilf
thH bsHt machnaEy, rallrdlezs 81 expense, ard lat
tera himself that by strict attention % business thai
- VII b able to regain that patronage and Buppog
Whica lor % many Years crowned hl1 onaaaFor1s
Rl0uiY1t.
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THE ATTEMPT WILL BE nnsrsrHD
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{ lllhEYELAND . T0LEDo RI R.

fhEVELAND D g TOLEDO r. r.
lseO-l WINTER ARRANGEMENT. I,6o-i-
On and alter Monday, November 18th. issg ain.
en tnis hoad will leave Cleveland as iolioWS N-
i'Oo A. NJ Inr9ngh Mail, stopping At all sttt "a an
ne southern Division, arriving At Toledo
l2:30 ?. n. - -Vi91p
a'Vu p h mali stops at all stations east of
on A0Ghern Division, and arrives a san.
dusky at 5:l5 P n S-A
~ = H. Shlcago Express-Stops a. ali stations Az
eeps ashington aud Clay, and arrfVea
IN Toledo al l2.lO A. NJ
I9ON6ECTlONs
CONNECTIONS aremade at MOnroeFills with tba g.,,
a,tskyl ~, na1sneid and Newark x. R., at Cigds vTifi
the aandqskYs Dayton and Cincinnati r. y NJ ~
mont With hremOnt Indiana 3. r., and AZ ToIsJo
Win the michigan Southern & Northern Indians
aud Ioledo and Wabash Railroads for Ohic99o ~
sit9lll SsGAsons Fort Wayns, IogsnBport LafsTetfs
OAlros Alton ". Louis, and all points West Hsrf6
west and Southwest "'-' 1'oAsH
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc ,ado ana 81.
9:25 A. n. - AaS-- '@aeu7-
hoE iniornation and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Ofhee 81 Superior ST., and at tis Deoot
Cleveland, Nov. a. lssg - - AOOAAh,
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VOICE or VIRGINIA..

THE MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
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DROOKS s. o. & E. W, BUILD
-Ol lR5 Also Aaluilctqr1rg q poqrls 5ila.1
80 AAA-..- - llA-i--a
GolhIc work. Plfticllar attention paI1 20 4ltti11
~ 9tore1 factosY On DlFlsio1 gtro1t, leaI llnlll
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PILEsf -PILFSll PTI,Rsttt
As remedy for this ost distressing and 5bstpats
malady, the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve dis.
known to hundreds in ths city fhst tbe foruie r.
prietor Of these valuable Medicines was himtsif ~.
n ted with this complaint for upwards or Thirty.
rve years and he tried IN vain syefy remedy ~ y
scriDed within the whole compass Of ths sslfstsris
which is now offered to the pn6lic and ia We ,SS
IN avery short time, after his recovery had bean
Rroaonlneiea not only improbabls, but absolutely
M0EFAT'S LIFE PILLS PHRNIx BITFRRs
0ure Dgspepsia BY thoroughly cleansing tie hrgf
and second stGmachs, and creating a doW on pnrs
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and aerid Kind
Restlsssness, Hl-Tempsr, An1iety Isngo1T a1d
Mechanically which arc the general synipforss ~
Its cure. -- -
for 5tii0us and Liver Complaints, with cir many
we'll known attendants, Bilious ard Sick Hesdsebe
Pain and Oppression after meals, GiddfnesS DiSSf
70 6s vastly superior to anything ever before o sd
MERCURIAL DISEASES
Persons whose contributions have become i'm paired
By the injudicous use Of Mercury viii find fhesS
Medicines perfect cure, they never fail 10 eradi
cate from the system al the effects Of Mercury. in
alsey M s9oasF than the most powerful prepaFaOns
sOROFULAI
The most horrible cssss Of Serofnls IN yrbI.A H.
E1eel oohes enq Limbs Of the victim had been prey
60 upon By the Unsuitable disease are proved 81 IN.
lave been completsly cured By these purely VeQets
pc MedlSines, after all Other had been found more
ACUTE Oh IEFLAAIMATORY RHEUMATISM
=, ,ANSIHkOsIA HR0NIOA, or CHRONIC RHEy.
MAL1S m.ZThese diseases. which are among tbe
most pain ul, and by ignorant treatment the most
cured, speedily and permanently oured by 4 proTer
course Of the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitterr
MOFFAT'B PILLS AND BITTERsiI
But Il Is unnecessary 70 enumerate the many cases
~ Whlch these purely Vegetable Medicines have
been scoeess1, bat let Us inquire: Why are theySo
universal In their happy effects - = = =
Because they PURIFY THE BLOOD. and thus -
move all cause OF disease In the sy6teTn
Because they act powerfully upon tbe reeretiori ~
the body and remove all impurities AZ once
Because they do not reduce the system but fnviO-
crate it-thus requiring no restraint fron e1Sn7a
or business during thefr Du.araffoT 'eio
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= WVEIAIb y LIVE FILLNIIl
headache these Pills will be found 20 possess he
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PREPARED GLUE.

EB-A single bottle Of fsPALDIHG's PREPARED
GLUE Will save ten times its cost annually. "a
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DR. r. ]. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
z NOWN ALI OVER THH
the Country g the celebrated
- fNDIAH HERB DOCTOR,
wiz Be at his once, No. % Superior street, CleTe
land, Ohio, togposlte the Post Once, two doors eae
Of H0Hman'B Bloch, on TIE follsWing datsI Of eacl
ISt "a IiLk I51E ISth, l4th ans SOFA
Dag-A PAMPHIicERH
containing brief sketch Of Dr.. LT0E's Liz Study
and sxtenaiFs Travels, has just been issued b him
which can Be obtained at bis once b. all who desip
V''o' = = - - 'kPPoiHTMEHTs ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins HOuSs
each month, 2fth, 15th and 18th.
RaTenua--Oollins House, seoh month, Sd andfth
Akron-EnTire House, each month, ith and 9Th.
Paine5Vilie--0oW House, each mOnth, 18th.
Masgillon n-AmerieAn Hotel, each month, g aud 70
Elyrta-beene House, each month, 10th and lIth.
Bellslue-Ballevue House Zach month, nth 4 1lEl
NoFWalk--AmeEican House, Gaoh mouth, l6an
Adrian, Mlich--Eoch month, I'D and I'd.
Hansfeld-;lTth and 18Th.
Dr. LYONS Processes to disceTn diseases b. thG
lye. He thoreiote asks Question: nor rel qifti
9ns and ALI and have your q tolna ana ne loeAA
ton Of your diaaale explained. ineH 0f c1arge.
mALfA brhlUTLf ADHkEED 10.
give such tain e have no Gtrio
VIII nature or the laws Of lliei
with blood ny hands neTer STAIN
pa Nor FuIgCH men % ease their pain.
p S.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word 1nq hona
or that he viii IN n0u91 directly and Ind ifecllI n
Tce o. causa Any invalid % taka bis medicine With
cut the strongest probability o. relief or q cufe.
oy7Counuitafiou and adTice lreq oi enaflo-
The R0nr Wili ~ iisRrnilY cnnsidered oec3
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
!, Cephale Pills accomplish the object for which
they were madeB viz: Cure Of headache n all ts orH
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PILEsl Z PILEsII PILRs /

DIX. MQFFAT'S LIFE .MEDICINRSifI
should be taken IN the early stages Of Billions CDm
pialnts and 4 perseYered in strictly accordlng Ia
directions, Wsil positively effect cure ~
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BILIOUS O0MPLAINTS-A NODE OF nunErrf
"A vrsfi rel5nfzted and prOp0Ftionate GuantltV ~
bile upon the stomach is always reQusifs for' ~
promotion OF sound health-it stimulates digastso1
and keePs the intestinal canal free from an obStrIs
tions hen there Is a deficisn y Of bile the bo5v
ls onstantly costiTe. On the other hand, a. over
abundance Of the bile causes frequent nauGea IN he
9tomachi and often promotes very severe affaels ~
disease, which sonstimes end IN death. -
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3aiI aoaas.
NLEYELAND AND MAHONING

~ RAfLRO AID.
TfaE fAnLE No. is--To take sieot oB anil .i,av
Thursday, March sat, 1851.
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9S{1NElHS Disc IS I

With al bad Effects arising thessfrom, including
DEBl L1TF OR NERVOUS PR0sTBAFlOH.
He has succeeded IN curing cases IN this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with
1ell8tyled phYsican8, who profess to treat all private
nelsdies with success, and without receiving the
Dr.. GfBsOE does not boast that he e q member Of
some Ooliege IN Bondon or Hart85 e perhsps some
and who hold out great expectations never 10 be re-
allied. Bnt What Dr. GIBSON might boElt OF g
those who rspose confidence In his ability and inteE-
ritY, and that be has perfected American system
eftraatment which challenges alg Physician Of Lon
don Paris any patent medicine 70 equal Tor the
Fdical care Of seminal weakness and all diseases Of
dsranRemsntl, both mental and physical, arising
fr. STBs0N also eiainls for his nsu treatment the
following adTan tages all others pet discovered;
and hrgt the agents used are In no Idpect disagree
Mercury, nor any other dsletsrious drug Secondly
no restrictions In diet or business ID required Third
u his treatment is positive and certain IN an cases
hospital IN the United States and demonstrates e
immense superiority OF his new treatment over and
other now known to the world in point Of promptly
ness psrmana1cyi mildnes1, safety and oouVenenee
70 the patient.
DIT. 6IBSON e permanently located In Clsyslsnd,
and has during the past nine months perform Cd many
cures of di8oaleI which had for yedrl re71ted All
other modas Of treatment Reference can b given to
lndlVduals Of the lrat respectabilly In Cleveland
lZi and integrity IN an professional transact ona.
DYspapsia, RIuematianl, Scrofuia and al chronic
diseases treated With superior 8uoces5.
- Medicine sent to any part OF the country
recs1lt Of ten dollars.
%. GIBSON 8 New Work on PhyBiOlosy for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Electropatky and Medicine,
~ once No. III Ontario street, Up stairs, few
once houu from 70 y and from % O'Clock
daily, tSunday9 sxeeDtsd.1 e1gg
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THE SOUTHERN REBELLION.
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YrslLAs1r. Mich. Jan. a. 1851.

Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephaiic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Coz
uVeness and receVed the same, and they had good
an effect that was induced 70 send fors more.
Please send By return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Ypsllanti, Mich.
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MoFFAT,s PHGaIA BIFTRRslu
ave ave 0esh , hepplg used for the cure Of TeYer and
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HANK NOTR lIs,r.

ooRRHorEB ~ o. A. REAB CO., nAEKERs.
!, s,ld. MAINE IlsE,. an AVIS! MIsossSdN. ss2lI
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fFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success
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No State IN the Valley of the Mississippi ears 50 grral
Al inducemsnt 70 the settler the Sista of Illinois.
There Is no portion of The world where all he eondi-
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combine 70 pro-
dnoe those tive great staples, CoRN ard WAI as the
PraIres of Ilnos.
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PETCE8 AND TERIIs on PAYIIEGI.

or she anass Towns, and cities situated
Ois E pages 1ss, IsS 4 1eO
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THE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regic
while the soil IS admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hempy and the Wheat Is worth from Is
% cts more per Bushel than that raised further mort
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From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston,
Said to be very sficaciOus for the headache.