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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh RPBahAFoRRHoRA,
g L & ET So, AID IMP POf ENJOY
0URED,

After all other Treatment Fails u
DR.. A. GIBSON,
s91nSrly 9f New YOrk CITY, win gaE 9ns Hun,
ths sbove nSnsd dissSsss. he VIII pay thS ISms
he United SITES treats the Ssns diseases with
AMER many years Of IabOriOqs study and expert
snoo, De GIBSON e happy in being able e an
aounos 70 the unfortunate, that he has portsoted
'''1i SPEEDY p AND PERMANENT OUBH
n PRIVATE DISEASES
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIOE.
Be has succeeded In curing cases IN this city,
Ssstyled physicians, who profoss TO treat all private
maladies with suooees, and without recstvinE the
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others DO tor the purpose Of ensnarng the
allied. Bnf what Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of it
this, that he s able to give entire satisfaction to
rty, and that hs hes perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine TO equal tor the
radical Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
derRngements, both mental and physical, arising
nom se1Sal or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for bis new treatment the
following advantages over all Others Pet digcovered
and nFst, the agents used are IN 20 hdpeet disagree
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug: Secondly
restrictions In diet business Is reQuired Third
so Il &c GnssS statss SSd tie
immense superf6rity Of his now treatmant over any
other now known 70 the world IN point Of prompt
ness permaneney, mildnesS, BRfsty and convenience
10 the patient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past two yeaIs periormed many
cures Of diseases Shish had for years resisted ell
othe- modes OF treatment. Reierence be given to
Individuals Of the first respectablty in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and Othor cities in regard to
skin and integrity in all professional transactons.-
Dyspepsia, Rhuemntism, Scrofnla and al chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
e( Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
receipt OF ten collsIg.
DR.. GIBs0N's Now Work on FhyBiologT for sale
at his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetrOPathy aud AedieiHs,
- ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q isR
dooTs from the Public Square.
paiV. tHundnva asnsptsd angS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06
Military Bills Offered
TMMHNsH FIRH IN BOSTON.
War NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
This Mornings Report.
rnNaREasInNAL.

hAshihSrOhi July T.
The Senate was called to order by the
Vice President, at noon.
Senators preseut-Anthony, Baysrd,
Bingham, Breckinridge, Bright, Chandler,
Clark, Collamer, Cowan, Dixon, Doolittle,
Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Grimes, Hale,
Harlan, Harris, How, johnson Of Tenn,
Kennedy, King, Lane of Ind, Latham,
Morrill,, Nesmith, Pearce, Polk, Powell,
Salisbury, Sherman, Simmons, Sumner,
Teneyck, Thompson, Trumbull, Wade, Viii
kinson and Wilson.
Grimes presented credentials Of Lane,
Senator from Kansas, who took his seat.
Mr.. Doclittle presented the credentials
of Mr.. Pomeroy, Senator elect from Kansas.
Mr. Trumbull presented the credentials
of Mr.. Browning, Senator from Illinois, TO
fill the vacancy Occasioned by the death of
Mr. Douglas.
Mr.. Latham presented the credentials Of
Mr.. McDougall, Senator elect from Califor-
MIA.
Mr. PomerOy drew the long term for
Kansas, and Mr.. Lane the short term.
A resolution for the election Of Sergeant
at Arms was laid over.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution asking the
Secretary of the Navy 10 send copy Of all
contracts he has made to the Senate. Pas
sed. - r
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he should
offer tomorrow bill to rstify and confirm
certain acts of the President, for the sup
preston of insurrection and rebellion;
Bill to authorize the employment of vol
unteers TO act in enforcing the laws and
protecting public property;
Bill to increase the present military es-
tsblishment Of the q. 8;
Bill providing for the better organiza-
ton of the military establishment; er
Bill to promote the efficiency Of the
army;
Bill for the organization .Of volunteer
militia force to be called the U. 8. National
Guard.
Clerk read Dickens resignation as secre-
tary.
Senate then adjourned.
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.OOTOR j. M0CONNELL'S Evr

nUCTOR j. MCCONNELL'S EYE
IL and Ear Int mary, z25 Su narIar oornor of ssn
eca 81 Durng the past year some Of the worst cases
-alInost totally BLIND and DEAE-haVe bean re-
stored TO sight and Hearing AZ this [nhrmarT ThsY
can Be seen IN the City at any time
Persons AFFLICTED with Cataract ought TO cali
ano see the cases operated upon by Dr.. McConnsll
with complete sucress. Bis oslebrated Ere Water,
Tor the cure Of Inflammation and the removal OF opa
ctea OF MUS nom the eyes, sent any address upon
Lhe Eeeelpt o. one dollar junE6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-06

Professor Of EleetrOPathy aud AedieiHs,
- ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, q lev
DOOR from the Public Square.
Once hours from to u and from to o'olook
paiv. tSundnva aznsptad ang9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
RICHMOND WING.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. lS6O.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DESIRE 10 cal attention % nv rsasvsl rom No 100 Main
ssrest the bang Ne 80 Main stree I'd
ssPcrswOoD HOTEL"
between sh and Sth ree where prepared 70 1hbaArs
stock %
MILLINERY GOODS
and Millinery Tess shan heSseiose eorh.tns Of
six StrAw And Velvet Scnnets Pune Ribbons Freach
and American RoEes Bridal Wreahs Head Dresses Dress U.
Lace Caps BerhA Grape md aal ooA and sleeves IN
ntl' CAPS, Ruehes aad rah Ac In Al styles
In connection With the Millinery business viii anaiAe
tare order Coaks Mans ofa kn IN IRE Latest nah
and spscisl AttsasiSp \. Q. BARTON,
ssi $40 Main 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
n,HE yoLuNrKERs, MANUAL AND DRILL

i BOOK, vol, Is mo 81? PIP. Price 81 50:
Compiled from the lsest Authorities fo6 THE UbE OF VOL
UNrTERs MILITIA Confederate States BY Lieutenant
Col VIM Richardson, graduate and hrnsry Assistant In
structor Of Tactics virginia Military destitute.
Th, valuable beck liberal abdgement Of "Hardeeb Tao
t including the School for the Bataons and instructors for
stimiiheu.
The balance Step" and Manual Of Arms for the suItst be-
Ing from Gha ms hknua also the forns Of Pa-
rade Reviews Inspector Dre Parades Guards Mounting
Duties Of GuArd Duties Of Captains In Gimp sad G.'Ors
Mlrc.s CAMPS de- kc together with Soldiers Rsi,nns and
Of cooking ihsm and Few Important sanitary s1sgs'
uons- A. Mohh5,
Is23 Puhilahsr 4 Bonkssfsr.
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NEW MILITARY WORK.

r ". RANDOLPH viii publish IN ten days
q. Instructions for ohcer and Non missoned 0hce o.
lIvary Outpost daty By Lieut. Dol Won Arenschd Es
Hussa N-g German Legion wi sbridgmsnt Of hy
Lieut. Col the Hon Ponsonby, 18th Light Dragons II VIII b
mailed postpaid for zoe. jel3
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CSEESu SPRING HARDWARE AND CUT.
wars Cutlery orga GAI d0mSe comprising IN pars of-
Pocket and Pen Knlyes
Tarlu Cutlery, o. nearly syery kind
and Scissors l-rge Nsortra-nl
Cora and Glover Blades, best kind.
CAslnss, 3 large assortment
Ar1es spades and shoy-b, AL SEes-
RovlAnas Spades and shcvels, ali sEsA
Manu- AID Bay York;, large lot.
Horse and Mule Shots and Horse NAih.
Plated Sp9oEs 40 EoTss.
Hors. Collars and Bind Brifes
Chains Of al kinds and sses
kortse Knob, stOe Pad, ches, and Cupboard Loeks In
with .,s-y ses i:, in our In. Of business toe ,.Ou,
rention
We laTt. our friends and the pube 70 call on We viii sell
eargaEe for cab or 70 pz-ctuG cu,tomers -
rhas No. IS Main Etrs-t
= ONION PCGTER.-SO ol,ks Hybberts, for sale By
IL mis- EDWIN woRTHAA 90.
o. TIERCES TODD d SONS EXTRA SUGAR
&rB Cured Family Hans, In store and for sale by
unh23 W. 4. PLEAsANTs.
A Pail MACHINES receiving and Cor gale at
a UA2 wTST J0HNSroN's BOOKSTORE.
Spring BOyNETS-PARIs sTYLZs'-JEs. received al
- sSs Main street. adjoining the spot5v9ol Eoie ~
Of Dress HAss direct Non Pas Aso, Spring style Straw
Bccnets and MissSs Hsa ~
Lsdies about leaving ;hs city procure Bonne
bic spring a ape o. either slIk Straw Grape.
Every Article NSltas manufactured 70 oFdsr
q Ihor. notice [uhlSl N. O. 9ARTos, $40 Main st.est
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

". RANDOLPH, l2l Main Street, has for sale fan
d stock School and Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter Note
S.d wrapping paper-pens Ink, Envelopes InkStand Pencils
BAnk Books other Articles Of Stationery. Abo and
1,Andard Music nyT
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nOLLOCk,s REMEDY PoR DYSPEPSIA AND oHRo
MO THaAsH-rhs remedy confidently offered 10 the pSb
Ne under the belief the cemplan
superior 70 aay which hitherto brought 70 the
notice Of he cornuny valuable medicine has been In
Cor sbout sixteen ysa has restored 70 health hundrsds Of
pson. y ihh ~ VIE were uesghs' ss1cg,sSH Prepared
III OssDR naln and io4h pHese
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tNon THR ScLDTBr.
}. ". RANDOLPH, BocrsnLn,
No. i2l Main Street,
Has for sale
Osp Letter and Note Paper s 10 cent? per qulr.. Also bet
ter quality, at p cts.
Note Paper, 3. fh the Flag, at 80 cents per quire.
Letter aid Note Envelopes al and Is bundle Also
with the Flag, IS Ga
Pocket ihEsands, With Pens and Handle, 20 and so eta
Plain Pors for PsPe-Hote sse 70 cts Letter 30 cts; Cap
90 eents
Pocket Map OF Virginia, 81 25 by mall, tso
Pocket Map Of Vrns Of later date and larger sEe not COL
0ed t by mall IS TO- same colorsd CANVASS g. Same
rollers, a..
Buekholdts Jeld Tortihc,ton,, kn soc.
Science OF War, IS cts
Cavalry Out Post Duty, 20 cts
Volunteers MAI ual sl.bO.
Volunteers Hand Book, 50 cts.
HArdee's Tactics, SL25 or by mall, fli0.
hahans Out Post Duty, 81.
Many good readable Books oEseS the soldiers without
iyl6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14

ISDMoND, DAVENPORT q CO., osrls FOE
~ Sale landing
Con, sicily, MADEIRA wines,
HennesAey Brandy IN y pipes knd j, cash,
Vintage ISIS In Bond,
Hpen Hedsick WrA
Cut Loaf Sugar,
Guapouder and Black Tsal,
Java Cohee,
London Mustard,
Porto Rieo susH and nolassss,
jamaica Rum, year, In Bond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
ExCELSIOR CAMP REDSTEAD.

WE beg leave attention dsrs Camp
w BedeAd which. III nix Il superior 70 anytins Ia the
has the unqualified commentator OF those oeers
used Come and e. AID you will be saihsd Of
perfect adapt ton TO the ysp.s Of the fodier.
also hsHd and daily manufacturing Camp stoos
and Camp O. esis, Of various styies and prices.
BINIoRD PORTER
y1l-du Cor. 18Th and Franklin ID.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14

ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.
TUsT received by Adams Express large supply OF Gentle
., Engsh wskag shoC brosd on The bottom Al
who have been waiting supply theDsslyes now
PUrNEY WATTS,
ryli No. ilD hsn Street
TIyHE TROOPERS MANUAL, By COL J. Luclps Ds
WIS., rapidly running through hs Press, and will be
ready 10 few days. Jrct puoished,
HBAyY ARTaLEEH Y.-Tnsructions for heavy Artl
ery prepared by Board Of ocerp for the OF the Army
the O. reprinted under the supervision OF Col Ripley and
Alex Raussen, OF Charleston, e Q. A. MORRIS,
Ap26 Bookseller and PrhHsher, 81 Main at
LlAmELY PLOUR.-sO Bbs. superior Rar!iy Flour, Just
L 70 hsnd. HUNT JAMES,
nv Is Corner Va. and Cary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14

NEW MILITARY Works.
IN ". RAND0LPH, III Main Street.
Has Tor sale, Davis Troopers Manual rs
williams Military Text Book T5o
Baekhos Of War, Tactics for ocss Of Infantry
Cavalry, and Artillery i5e
Buoihcss Infantry Camp Duty, Field Yoraessn sne Coast
Defence soc
Wr 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14

+ PLANTATION AND FARM MsrRUoTIoN,
REGULATION, RECORD,
INVENTORY, AND AGO UNIT BOOK.
the Of Managers Of Estates and for the better ordens
Of plantation and farm business In parc
ulArs, BY sSoutheru Planter "ordsr Heayenp nrst law
J. W RANDOLPH has published and improved e itons
The and prices for year 50 for l2oo for
year, $780, for four years To- fr ave years - Also,
another edition. particularly asapsd for Cotton PAntaaons
price a.
The author t book Of The most suses.su farmers IN
the Southern States aud the ysemeuo use has added tens
Of thousands Of dollars 10 his estate.
Ca.alogue boofs. valuable 70 farmers, Will be sent
"A ~ n aplq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
TNACrICs FOn VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE

sIRvIOR-In preparation and VIII be pubShed Immediately,
Of rScc FOR Volunteers In Active seryce, complied
frsn he AUrBcRr embracing al that 10
tal FOR Troops Col va L Ir.
NEARLY READY
MANUAL rOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIrLEhES =
attention 70 important military work In
the Of publication BY or toWnsaAn Morris Pu6her
and bookseller The book has been prepared by Col Lueas
Davis Of ths Array entitled tbs rRooPSss MANUAL being cop
pson sbrdmeDt Of the drill Tor Mounted aemen In adj
dton 70 which re printed In n the skrnishers Dr for
Mounted Rasmen oApt ssury to which correspondent
fsrred 40 fayorabv Ia columns fs weeks agoWai1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14

ICoRICE.-stAiord Leorics in store and for sale BY
Ia ABS A. Y. STOKES q 90.
UFYoU HAyE A HORSE OR TULE condition, try Du-
il Val Il NOrton's Horse Tonic. II |. worth any
uss price Of for improving the condition Of Horses, &c,
sad preventing and curing S0s worms, RdsboEnd D..enps,
ke Up bUYAL,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor.
sOd By all Druggist. in the late United States and IN the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-14
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR TIE SALE OF NkGROks
commenced the Auction husiness
fo- the sale NEGROE al the An ton Room on frankhn
street lately occupied by BITS GRkG0Rf - 4,
He yin se Negroes both pahu,y and privately and sos me
paror ase Of his and the pube generally he pledges bis
eE the interest 81 his pNtrons and tSters
thai experience In the trade he VIII be enabled 10
obtain H. market prcel He VII maize liberal advances
On An prcperty hAud-and prepared TO board persons
grxed tie trade aad also the ample accom-
nnsds,ops FOR boti l. X sroKES,
On Franklin Srd door below Wall street.
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large, medium aud small the small holds = pint and re-,
tails for dollar per battle the medium holds at
cent proportion than the small
dollars bottle the large holds quart 40 per more
In proportion, aud retails Tor 81.
o. s. WOOD a Co, PToprietors, 4II Broadway n. York
and ia Mark street. st. Louis No For sale in Astabua sd
eow0m5s3. HENDRY a COPELAND.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21

a CUTE IDEA FOR A CONTRA
BAND.-One Of the Pike county
boys over at Louisiana found an
old darkey in the woods who had
heard that secession property was
to be con6scated, and therefore
commenced by executing the or
der upon himself. He surrender
ed to the invader, and gave a his
tory Of himself, concluding by say
ing, "Glorry massa, I'll brack
your boots, brush your close, bring
your Waterloo anything you want
me, ifyou'll only con6scate de ole
oman" We didn't hear whethe
Pike county acted upon the sugg
estion or not.-iiinOiS State Jou
nal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-21
-. III rnrn,.tn.,,.

The Philadelphia Bulletin talks
ia right down earnest, as follows:
The North Is not up 10 the
mark yet. Our teeth must be set
harder. We are glad to see the |
proclamation Of the Article of
war that denounces death to those |
who give aid and comfort to the
enemies of the country. The Gov
eminent are marching steadily
forward as fast as public sentiment
will sustain them. Let us-the
people-tcll the Government that
we will welcome with a stern
pleasure the news that some incor-
rigible and thrice caught traitor
has been hung. Let some Twiggs,
that has disgraced his flag and
deserted to the rebels, be made
such an example of as will cause
oil ears to tingle. Bring some
officer, educated by the Govern
ment, trusted with our men and
munitions ofwar, who is not only
black with treason himself Lut
who has enticed the men under
his command to desert their flag
bring him out in hollow square
formed by ten thousand soldiers
and there make such sacrifice o
his wretched life as will thrill
through the heart Of every secess
ion brigand, and ehablo Europe
at least to understand what we
mean.
1t will not do to have our men
outnumbered in every battle. Men
like Lyon,must not be suffered to
throw themselves away in despair
because they cannot get men to
fight with. Rosencrans must not
be driven out of Western Virgin
ia. Let such a man as Gen. ..
NJ. Mitchell, born in Ohio, and
understanding the west, be sent
to rouse them up with his elo-
quent words, to pour their legions
into the Kanawha and the Allcg-
heny Mountains, before our noble
General is surrounded and throws
away his life in leading a forlorn
hope.
"Why do not Indiana and Hin
ois move enmaSSe to reinforce Fre-
mont! Each Of these gallant
leaders should have at the very
least fifty thousand men. Ifthere
are not enough men at Washing,
ton, let us have hundred thouS-
and more. DrJt them, if they
a0iN not Uoluntoer, but get them
somehow, in the name ofGod and
our country. five hold our peace
now, the very stones will Cry
outp,