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amuscments.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUsEUM
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
THE WHALE STILL LIVES,
And daily desbiog thousands Of all BY the grace aud
grandeur wi 49, SsotT IFS LARGE TANK.
~ Hin his naive
TO-DAY ,e.,a.dsy)l; Dee,uler :, 1861,
LADIES, CHIL0aEN, aad SCHOOLS
"D' H"D SEE T i3q TIE II SGRSAf LIVING WHALE
and witness the 9''Gs S sfsr ~ pRS re ' o. 'AA
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT,
which Is produced at oci7k 70 the Aenoon and at u In
The Evening. At the .iue they viii see
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
THE LIVING I1IPPOPOVAMUS,
"'D' '"' The ne: POO 'EiDuc1TED WHITE RATS,
20 LIvING MONSTER SNAKES.
THU %IyE = LARD sPE ~ 20 BS0oKeTGOUT,
AQUARiA. HAPPY FAMILY. SEAL. &c. &c.
Admission to AL % eens' Children under To- IS csots.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN Under the management Of Messrs. FOX LINGARD.
tssiOns requisite in the pare ste Of the Academy. aud
which were absolute w TsGe isM H e GG1ss
HIS FIRST APPEE FRANCE IN HIS
UERIvALED ACT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Messrs. FOX LlNGARD Gaye, greatly to their regret
We" FIEsr NiGGr'o OF TSEIR SEASON UNTIL
THURSDAY, Dec y, 1851,
when they positively announce that
WILLIAM HANlON
will appear In Performance to which he Sves the above
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and which i; literally unequad by exhibition which has
hitherto been given. ard usy tnrly b. S:se1od 70 be
BOTH IN THE BoLDNESS ,
on ITS CONCEPTION
UNEXAMPLED DARING
OF IT'S EXECUTION,
making legitimate elsim t. N. anpena,ion Of the
MOST MARI Is 4OUS FEAT
BEFORE TIE PUBLIC.
Previous to this wonderful set will be presented the
RAvFL PANTOMIME.
LES QUATRE AMANS
And the performance will te inmate with Grand Specac'
ulsT PaDtoioinIe entitled
On, LIE PETIT JEAN.
In the production Of which will be spared every
Scone, Dress Properly and tpPointf9en' being
ENTIRELY NEW.
The eharacers The Part will be sustained by the
q. l.. FUX TROUPE or PANTOMiMISTS
GRAND ORCHESTRA
Has been selected for the e-eut series Of performances,
from the Orchesras Of the Academy OF Music ard Phar-
monte Society
CONDUCTOR..,............. CHARLES KoPPITZ.
POPULAR PRICES ADHESION.
WaEEs ana SFcGRsb 5' SEATS NAY az OBTAINED
WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE
AmpbithesteT cents
The Ose will be open Monday and each succeeding
day. from 10 m. till p.
49,
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NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL
btviu, estebi. aed an AGENCY AZ CHICAGO, IL pre-
pared 70 do GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, and "a
tbeIew ill., will attend "a The o. CONNER
c paDcr in all AZ esstbs poiut throughout she Wos Col
.ctions u,e1r points viii be g the d'k Of owners care
hri, used In selecting the uost te1able Ohicaso
Oct 10 1861. r. ". WILLARD AstnI,
Retrrit 70 the above we arc prepared to DkA run
CHASE and COLLECT upon CHIC zoo on favorable terms.
We also PURCHASE aud COLLECT upon tue CAM As.
and issue DRAFTS aud CREDITS upon the various Branches
OF the Bauk OF Montreal and tire Ubn Bank Of LondoG.
RICHD BELL a. OUlLhiE,
No. j Piuo.st., New York,
Agents for The Bank Il Moatresl
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Il IAET. 4 p. C,s~el. James g. Wii'o't, .1'she'iI
Gcorge Medlc, Living ton John Ross Henry Demott =
Manning Samuel 2 B!sh o. James Gamer Charles W
ReuBg r isis fitr-aid Dethdtse feElon s.d WHOM
so.y 40 q usy couce.n Notice is hereby given tast
all SILL At PUBLIG AUCTION, Oh StIURUAA: the
ls,h dsy a neceaber leal, st II n at the hNlriI
W,pk * foot If Eat 24st Hewl0k, TO pay stcrig ana
chur.e' Conesl Nj Platform seas sols sh's s,
80, F,igs Nil, lot II Bsug Grain ConyesCr snd Ee-
'''oi' ~"N''s sAMUEL LEGgErT Supt.
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GOODMAN JEssUP, Attorneys No. N Broadway.

IAPoRIERs' AND TRApBRs tNsrRAsc. Co,
Oilce, No. q Nailst :
ELECTION will be held ut the Office of this
n Company on TUESDAY. Dec u, between the bours OF
II nrd D. for Directors Of the third class, In psce
OF those Directors whose jiro che Jlst inst
FRANK W. BALLARD. Secretary.
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
L RAILROAD COMPANY are p epned TO FAY the IN.
TERESr due on a.: their hoTigso boni. Tue coupons
or AZ No rs Wiiistn-st, Eewiork 10 H. q. KINGSLEY.
MERCHANTS BANK, NEw-YoRK, Nov.
NE 2s I86l--This Institution has declared Semi Annual
DisiJend Of THREE PER CENT, payable on and aer
MONDAY the "a dag Of December mex.
j. d. VERMILYE Cashier.
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OFPicr Tiig GRRstSGA LIFE insurance. Co.,
no 80 Braadway. NEw NOKS, Nov. % 1881
lvyHE FIRST ANNUAL ELECTION OF
4 DIRTC TORS Of the GERMANGA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY will be- held the principal Office Of tie Com
psny No 90 Broadway. in the City ~ Ne~.fors Oh
WEDNESDAY the llth day of December, l8ol from u
FREDERICK sCHWENDLER, Acting seety
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w suance of q Morigare made by OSBOHN stAhs
1, MARY SEARS will be sold by hin ki soME.''
WILLIE Auesp.ers At their SaiesrooDs, No 81 kassnit
Ga TUESDAY spi WEDNESDAY,. Dec; 10 end H. at lol
m each day. large quantity Of Fine Jewelfyl CAneo,
Fxtu Lock-. and Ire Tool. and Machinery OF
Jewelsy Office Fiui,uo. &c -Dstet New.1ok, Dec a.
1861. COZ WALLIS, Attorneys iol hio''s'V''
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LEWIS, HAVILAND C CO.,

WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
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nlu5icGl Instruments.

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
ID the best 10 81 pdces to ,u, the times -spleFdd
Piano fof ? $50. hsuufaciCTy 10. 3ii Bccckefst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 8, at 81 o'clock,
and thTeo following evenings at same hour,
AS5IGsFRS sALk. .
BOOKS. ST lT1OnERY. FANcf ARTICLES hRT, SIS
INA PRESS aud Dies Thres MAHOGANY eud GLASS
SHOW CASES Mahossny Desk, and other Fixtures eeing
ordeT Of an Ass,guec. Catalogues ale resdy.
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LEWIS, HAVILAND &c Go,
No 1GI CHAMBERS STREET,
6ales bn Arrilon.
Eorlh.wes, corner Of Church

A. VI. MERwIg. Aucloneei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build
ID ir.s Noe SO and $50 Broadway Saie' Il Books Sta
tiODery fc,sre,, Won. Of Art Fancy Good Furniture 10
SAlIhp W. r. nv 81 ,b 10 nos John
d. CLDPTON. comprising a most extensive acct "a
ton Of PAMPHLETS. They Isnge over every variety oil SAD
history and public Affairs Of the country MAJ OF
them ale rarity and arc not 10 be found Ia regular
bi.tory Catalogues nay be had at the saiosrooms
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NHICKERING and SONS
~ GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
seroorDs no. 63i Broadway New foiA. Pianos TO Kent
o 4 Pianos tai N exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07
OAMP WooD. Nov.


EDs. LEADER: The calls of duty upon
me, either with q rife upon the parade
ground, or pen in the Captains marque,
have been SO constant, as effeotually to re-
press all s,ribbling prOpensities. The re-
cord for most Of the time since the FIRST
inst, would be well told by repeating
OOleridge's November" some rain, some
aVatsr, more mud. The boys, however, stood
it well, and great praise is due to our off,
GERS, both field and company, for the pains
they took to make the brave boys under
them comfortable. Our traps are now for
the most part packed, and on the morrow
we are of for Camp DennisOn, from whence
yOu shall hear more Of the Forty-frst and
as I hope ere long that they have left there
to make traitors tremble in the land Of
cotton. Yours, 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

REsIoNED.-Capt. Seth A. Bushnell, Of
Company A, 4lst Regiment, has in oOnse.
qusnoe Of illhealth and inadequate strength,
and BY advice Of the Surgeon, rendered his
resignation. As q gentleman of superior
character and worth, none in the Regiment
stand higher, and the greatest regret is
expressed at the necessity which cOmpels
him to withdraw from his command. No
more ardent and unWavering symPathiEer
with the cause lives than Mr.. B., and none
would more readily lay down their lives in
SIS behalf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fztures.
Although Kerosene goods Of all kinds arc
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
srs and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern.
ment for military trimmings, to the neg.
lsot Of lamp work, Jet the subscriber By
dsvoting his entire attention to this bush
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage OF
al opportunities to get goods and get them
lOE, and he has secured the whole country
for these goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tablishment what cannot be found in sny
other lamp depot in what was, and Is the
United States.
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THE CIT Y.

THR DEPARTURES or TIE 41sT.-The 4lst
struck tents at u o'olOsk this morning, and
81 81 o'clock reached the depot. Along the
line Of march 1t was followed by multi
tude OF their friends and wOll.wishers. The
appearance Of the Regiment marching BY
company front down Superior street. was
very ane, and ELECTED the OOmmendatiOn Of
ell spectators. Ii was understood that the
train would move of ct II o'clock, but
for some cause, which We were unable 10
ascertain, Il did not get under way until IL
o'clock.
The parting between beloved ones was
attended with ell the affecting and impress
Rive sOlsmnity common to such scenes,
though the men generally suppressed their
emotiOns, and left in the very best spirit
waving their hats and hurrahing with
almost bOyish gloe We are satisfied that
no truer and more steadfast men will be
found in the field Of battle than are inslu.
ded In The 4lst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

OVER E-CoEFIDEEE-We have been shown
3 letter received by one Of our citizens
from New Orleans, dated Oct, 18th, the
writer says: "Do not trouble yourselves
abOut us; We are ssfe and well. Our town
is very strongly fortified, and I have not
the slightest fear Of its being taken by he
enemy, should they attempt it, which I
hardly think they win do"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

MARINE ITENs.-The Detroit Advertiser
nf rasterdar nnrninr has fha fnllnuinr.

MARINE ITEMs.-The Detroit Advertiser
Of yesterday morning has the following:
NOVEMBER Ara.
TIE VESSELS ASHORE AT Pr. PELEE-IA-
ter intelligence reached US this morning
and during the day relative TO the vessels
ashore ct Point su Pelee-the actual num-
Der being now put at ten or twelve. Be.
sides the OriOle and North Star, which 'sere
given in our last issue, the schooners ".
B. Ogden and White Sguall are also ashore.
and the schooner Ben Flint on Chicaloni
reef with her oolors at half mast. The
names Of the other vessels have not yet
been ascertained. The brig Banner and
schooner convoy we're also included among
the NUMBER this sowever, is incorrect, as
they have si.hce arrived up. The bark
ocean We've is somewhere in that vicinity,
Witb ner canvass all blown away. The
hameso Of those vessels at present unknown
viii, doubtless, soon reach US.
Propeller Buffalo, we learn, is at last in
3 fair way for getting of. She was moved
yesterday sufficient to allow her to swing
around, and, without doubt, would to-day
be got ahOat.
AsHoRE.-The steamer seabird, which
arrived up this morning from Buffalo, re-
ports black brig ashore ct Long Point
She is we'll out Of water. The name Of the
brig on Point au Pellse Island, has not been
ascertained.
GONE TO PIECEs-The brig Arcadia,
already reported ashore at Point au Pellee
has gone to pieces, intelligence to that effect
having reached her to-day. Her crew are
AL safe.
FoRENAsT GoNE.-The bark Republic,
on her recent passage up to Chicago, had
her foremast carried aWuy while in the
vicinity Of Msckinac Straits. Her captain
succeeded In reaching Chicago With her in
safety.
AEoTHER VESSEL FROM PREsQUH ISLE
The schooner Florence, one Of those lately
ashorse at Presque Isls, passed down o-dsT.
Cargo and vessel in good order.
8 Schooner J. r. Drake arrived an this af.
ternOon with her center board out of order
She is new at Clark's dock getting it re-
paired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-07

oUARTERMAsTEE FOR TIE SEVENTH ONO.
-Dr. J. G. Willis, of Ravenna, has received
q commission from Gov. DennisOn. and
been appointed Quartermaster Of the
"seventh," John Morris, who occupied that
position, retiring.
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gsaaI Aetlssa.
NOTICE 10 -0ONTRACT0Rf

NOT4CE IL -CONThACTORS.-
IN Proposals viii b receiFeC az fhs once Of fha
City Civil Engineer Of the Cfy 81 CsVslsnd until ii
o'cOck 1, NDsefn Der lith, 1854, 0T buiidlrs sew
er IN Hagls street, % extend from the sever nov in
said street 70 "a al gtFeet.
Plans aad specification may Be- seen and more
particular infnrmatl n had af said En1inari ol -
on and alter the tn inst. = .-t
Each proposal must BE- accom- panied bV q GOOD an6
Huihcient bond requiring the BIDDER 70 antSr Ihf8
cS1traot 9t tbs price named IN HE prsp0sai should
the same be acoHptsd
Ihe Board q City Lmpr0F6uient8 invite the sub
mission o. bids relerTing the right to accers Or Fn-
Jet sns sanae. By order of tho Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
City Civil EaginasE,
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81 89aaaFe.


TAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
FOUNDEH And EIAEuFACTulzla 81
iTau Work q eTsry dasoTiplion, No. IS Uni1a .
afsW door8 nom Superior gtf7lt Cleveland DEl4. -
= prelanad 20 f1rnish Az kinda ol Work ~ ~
ulsd n the Flumting Bnlinc-1. Beer Pulll q -
EfndI ma1s and Eetsirsc. BfrlI olll1lG e1l.l---l
liBTau EsIk e 81 kizis lclaIFsa. e
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.Hk ABOVE NAMED

u FENDAGIS, VII take notice that John Frisnd,
q q Sleysand yhls, On ths 5th day 0f October 1854
guyahoga Count Oato, sgainst John +. Borgas,
rs, Erea eEiza Borges. and an the other naisd de-
ment creditor Of the said josh r. Borgss IN a jus-
ment reoog red bY one 81. Schiely against ths Gsld
the sum Of s5o5.i7, with cost sad inferesf, VI -
judgment vas assigned % the plaintiff. That exc
the county but had been refiirusd 1frsaiiii-d -
no property found. Thst the said B1rgs8 claims %
have 20 property Liable for eEegutiGn--Bet lhs
pialn5ln egArges sn9 said John y Borges q mau1-
ulsLtly gs5iguing rge stock Of ready made sloth-
ing. cloths, He IN tbs city of CleVela1d his son
la-leNs theoaore 4ogns, aqd that sad Borge8 car
ries on the business, and holds : large amount q
store goods, under The false BrsteHes 81 being the
business ano goods Of Iheodore koEeg. Ihat B0rgeI
is the owner Of valuable hougs and lot St Clair
street Cleysland, lmore particularly described n
some Of which are oniF platazdad uues. and orifrI
paid but not cancelled. Tbal said BoFges owns 4
farm property IN Z 1T CieFeland described IN -
petitI5n Which be ig Ilrrt57ei - one l,5r, fsi-
and 70 Heath = Whiles n. Y bi,s paintiG claims
Heath White. That ]. r. Borpes vas ths rsli md
is nov the squitebe owner e Valuabie. property
city q Cleveland more particularly sseriHs IN -
petition, but Hhich gIopsrtys with ihs aiTano8
same 70 Be- rested in bic Wif-, The sad Fredsrika
Borges That he Is also the equitable owner Of city
lot No sss on Tracy street, In the CITY o Cleveland
causing the title 70 Yest in his vile That the said
i Borga mas bought, win bis own means, Faluabla
lalm N oulol Iug aQf4 eoullI Iltos lI dl acres
more pa ticultrig deslTiDel IN Plaintiffs petition,
but for the purpose Of bespiDg f from the reach Oh
his ereditors he csussd the property % Fest n the
name Of bis vile. That the other ed deisndantl
claim 70 hsVe interest," or Hs1, actual o. contin-
gent on the described property, but to hss extent
the plaintiff does nOt know, and therefore demands
| proof OF the same. The paiatih theref re, praFsf
that all the property Ia 80 PETITION described Be-
solds that the prlorlfg Of Hens he latruinsd, and
that the pro-esds Of sale Be sped soc5rdng 70 p-
/ Ority Of liens
/ All the hbOYe named deiandants, not ofhsrui1s
notified, hereby not fed and requested 70 apsar
and answer tho plaintiffs petition - tna lgth taT
/ OF December, 1901. JOHN FRIEND,
Pldiurif ard AttornGT.
Cleveland Oct II, 1ss1 Oct. l2.5s5
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TIE 45TH.-It is understood that the
ground vacated by the 41st Regiment will
be immediately taken possession of as 8
camp for the 45th The Regiment is grad
uaIly filing up, and we understood several
instalments Of men from various parts of
the Reserve are expected to arrive this
week.
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EASTERN TERMINUS or THE PACIFIC TEL
EaRAPH.-The Chicsgo Journal learns that
Judge Cation, Of OttOwa, President of the
Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph COmpa-
ny, hss secured the location Of the eastern
terminus Of the recently completed line Of
telegraph to California, in Chicago, instead
Of st. Louis. All messages coming from
+ or going to California, win have to be sent
to the Western Union Telegraph Office in
that city, and from there will have to be
dispatched to their destinations That city
viii also be headquarters for all news re-
ports or dispatches to and from California.
The tariff Of rates for transmitting meg
sages from Chicago to San Francisco is
$4,se for the hrst ten words, and forty
three cents for each additional word
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Messrs. Trubner & Co., Of Ioudsu. .
nouncs for publication, in large fol-. a
fac si17iIes Of certain portions Of u, o, me
Of st. Matthew and Of the Epif e SosPei
James and Jude, written 9 stles OF s.s'
the first century, and a papyrus, y. N
Egyptian Museum Of preserved IN sn'
Liverpool, with Joseph Msyer, ~
from fresOV PS' ,Ortrait Of St. MattnsN .aaL
80 .napg at Mount Amos
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United States.

LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of the best workmanship.
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining tabls
Lamps for the sitting room,
Lamps for the parlOr.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the ssamstresG
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shosmakeE.
Lamps for the carpenter,
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for h; lis.
Lamps for esSsls.
Lamps for over.
COME WITH THE Cash.
COME WITH THE Cash.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASE
And you will eet q bstteR sFtiois and
more val as for your money than at any
'tA'F p'aos in the country. Remember
hat this is the only VIII OlsSaIs Lamp store
IN Norih~ n Ohio, and one. of the largest in
he Unit ID States. The only man in this
'ity Vi o is exclusively and ls .SfimRtely in
q LtrAdO, Who thoroughly understand
,As oil business, who has had four years
ss psrisnoe, who has ten thousand dollars
Invested in the business, and who has thr''
thousand regular customers, is
8. 3. BARRIE.
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gapEt 8angings.
100 OOO ROLLS WALLPAPER


War has been declared and Secession Is the ordey
OF the day, and now Is the time for all tidy house
keepers 70 sscede from dirty and smoky walls, and
oOerce on them Witha rush, new WALL PAPER,
Geby improving their homes, and most Of al, the
: Jre HEAlfHT.
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at NJ Carson 90, ls3, Superior st., and
20 low thst all eau get them.
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready % sell French, EnFiish and
American wall papers from 50 70 IS per cent below
peeVisu8 prices, and would most respectfully invite
an to look in upon stock before buying, for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of piecaa, We can
give the utmost satisfaction. Our goods coming d.
recty from the factories, thoreby save ono profit.
Also large assortment Of Shades Of every Farie-
GOLD BANDS, &c. &C,
Also lust opened beautiful lot Of
o o RN I @ Els ~
NTH Bapds, Lool &C., 20 match. Colds and Tas-
selE IN endless riety. Paper Hanging done at
Short notice byeKpsrianoed vorEmen, and as rsason
able rate .
Ing and vanishing ct fair and remune-atiye ratel.
n. B, To Dealers We Wsuid invite their attention
70 cur large Etoek. nara
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NED Ca { s. SIs5 5iSiS
S;S7
OBe HtindTeG DOtiags fyemilsln ri
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
On ePERHATOlRHOHA,
g L 3 kTt So, AID IN POT ENJOY
0DRED

After all other Treatment Failsli
DR.. A. GIBSON,
dred dollars for the proof that be ever as to cure
S aS1y3 g hs RaS po tSsi any ne o @ 9y s S
the United B'ctea treats the same eisoazeg with
After many years Of labor.ouB study and srpsri.
onoe, Dr. GIBSON IL happy IN being able 70 an
aounoe 70 the unfortunate, that be has peEzsoted
system OF treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURH
Of the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad Effects srislng ther8iron, including
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
Hs has suoceedsd IN curing cases in this city,
sOiistEed phyHiciansi who Pro 70 treat all private
Inaladies with Success, and without rocstving the
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member Of
some Collage IN London or Paris, % perhaps some
aud who hold out great oEnoctati0Ds mover 10 b Re-
Allied. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of it
those who reposs confidence In hi5 sbiity and fntsq
TitY, and that be has perfected merican system
don OF fars or any patent medicine 70 equal for the
radical Of seminal weakness sid eli diHaaHea or
arrangements, both mental and physical. arising
/ from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims foF hi5 new treatment the
following aaTen taes over AL oth6rl Pet digcoVerodi
able; he uEes no relics Of tins dark ages, such g.
Mercury nor auy otdsr deiotCrious drug: Secondly
no restrictions IN oiet OF bu1ines1 g requtred Third
ly his treatment Is DoaitTe aud certain iD al cases
he Blands prepared 70 60 into any public private
hospital IN the United States ald demonstrate the
Immense superiority Of his now treatment over any
| other nov known 20 tho world IN potnE o. DroLnpt
ness, DsTmEnsneTi mLdnasas safety and oonVenisnos
/ 20 tbs patient.
| Dr.. GIBSON d permanently located IN Cleveland
and has dnrinR the past two yoaIs performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other nodes Of treatment. Befersnce can be given q
Individuals Of the hr5s respectEblity IN Cleveland
| Boston, New York, and other cities In regard q
1kil and integrity In all professional transaetonn.
! DTHpopsia, hhl6matiEm, 6crcflia and all chronic
diseases traated with Enp8rtOr Buco6sg.
~ Maiicius sent 70 ruy part u the country On
| receipt Of teu dollars.
| ct hi5 od1es.
| DR.. GIBSON,
/ Professor Of Eleetro5Gthy and EeitCiHs,
| ~ Ohico 10. IITOntarlo street, up stairs, Hsu
| doors from the Public square
once hours from 70 y and tom 70 e'oloea
| Pail7. tSundEvs azcsntedN arTa
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