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three years ucr less than one year. AZ fined
in sum nor more thac two thousand nor
less than five hundred dollars Al the dis
ctcsiou of the court.
Subsection 3. Fany person within this
State shall se1uce. cnsice or P.ssaa.ie any
ota.r person to commit any ose a the "f-
fences which are by thr several sab- -srctions
Of this section prohibited. and such offence
be committsd. the said person who 3" So
iuccd. enliced OF p..rsn.ied. shall. "n con-
viciion. te sentenced 60 suffer such pun
ishment as th- person committing said of-
fence wonlL he liable to suffer as pun
ishment for the crime SO Committed by
him.
Subsection 9. If any person within this
State shall attempt to seduce, entiee or per
suade any other person to commit any OF
:he ofcnc. which. by the s:veral sab-sec: c:
,ions Of this section. are prohibited. 'hough
such offences has not bsen committed, and
shalt be convicted thereof. he .hall be ser,-
tenccsl to confinement in the Peniteatiary
for not less than two years nor more than
four years. or 70 Q 6ue Of not less than Eve
hundred NOR moro than two thousand dol-
lars. in the discretion Of the court. a
Subsection 10. And be it enacted. That
the proceeds Of all zines arising out
Of ths execution Of tho provisions Of
this act after sll necessary expenses in
Cured upon their collection are paid. be
and tl,e sa,nc are hereby set apart AID ap-
pr.priatcd - portion Of the military fund
for the relief Of the families Of the Mary
land volunteers.
Subsection IL. II any of the ofFsncrs
within described shall have been commit
ted befre this act goes into operation. the
same shall be punished according to the
Law existing at the time Of the commission
thereof.
Subsection IL And be It enacted. That
this act shall take effect from aud after the
date 1t its passage.
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JupoE SwAYSE.-Yestcrday. the Presi-
dent nominated the Hon. Noah II. A
Swayuc. Of Ohio. to be an Associate
Judge cf the U. s. Supreme Court. Mr..
Swayne is a native Of Culpeper county.
Va. aud emigrat.-l to Ohio immediately
after finishing his law course undcr the
instruction Of the late distinguished Ro-
bert I. Taylor, in Alexandria. flis age
now il perhaps fifty years. He ha. grown
rs public man with the growth of Ohio.
having played perhaps the most Important
part in. building up for that State its ma
terial eminence. As jurist he Is noto-
riously without superior in the West.
and as the conductor of the States largest
financial operations his fame g equal 10 his
reputation as lawyer. IL politics he is
a Republican. with strong conservative
proclivities.
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THgRsDAY MORNING. JAN. 20. 1872
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Jan. 9th, lsG2-Iy.
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enemies thereof. any person who shall
atteinpt to burn or destroy. or consp;re
with Others to burn or destroy, any
bridge, ferry boat. viaduct. culvcrf,
structure. rails. A. other property be-
longing to. or being part Of any high
way o. railroad, or any engine. ear. We
hiele, or other property. either belong
ing to. OF being part of any highway or
railroad. OF any engine. car, vehicle o.
other property. either belonging to or used
or employed upon any railroad within this
State. or It any person or persons shall At
tempt or conspirs with others to destroy
any dam. lock. abutment. towing path.
waste weir. OF feeder Of any ean.l. or any
boat. vessel or other property. belonging
to or used or empleycd thereon. within
this State. every psrson 10 of5ending. upon
conviction thereof. shall Be- senteoced Il
confne,aent IN the Penitsasisry. for .
term bot exceeding three years. NOR les
than $ne year. or lined in . sum not NOR.
than tw0 thousand nor less than Eve han
slred dollars. 10 the discfetioa Of Il,
courtl s s 80
Subsection .. That e any person o.
perso4s shall wilfully attempt o. canspir,
! to belFsy. yield Of deliver. 10 any perso,
(; or pefsons in r-bsllioa against the Gov
] ernm4nt Of this State. or to their emissaries
siderd Or sb.stors. any ship. vessel o
steamboat. within this State. every persol
70 oG}nding shall. upon conviction there
!; at. b4 sentenced to eon6ncmeut in th
l'cnitFusiary, for > term not excccdin,
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geaaI Motites.
NTAkTNRIS RATp pupqr

MASTERS BALE.-PURsUANT
fsom the Court Of Common Pleas II Ouyahoga ooun-
y, At the suit Of soion Prentiss and Ohauucey
Prenti3s aghinet Thomas Lowe and others, TO ne
directed shall expose for sale ct public auctt at
the door Of the Court House in the City Of UleYe-
land on the tenth day Of February, 1862, Of three
o'clock P. M., the following described parcels Of
land situate IN the township Of East Cleveland,
county Of ouyshoga. and state Of Ohio, TO Wit
Parcel No. one Part Of lot No. three hundred
and sixty nine, bouaded as follows: Beginning at
5. Martin BY deed recorded In book s. page 572 Of
the records OF Ouyahoga county, thence northerlY
along the lot Lines 70 tho centre Of the st Clair
road thence eaBery along the centre Of said road
far enough 70 that line pa allel With said first
line and extending TO the aOuthfrly line Of land
bought Of George 4. Marlin, shall include i've
acres Of land; thence souIheflY parallel with tho
hrst line to said southsrly line; thence westerly
along said southe " line % tho place Of beginning.
Appraised at S925.
Parcel No TWo.-Part Of lot No. three hundred
ana sixty nino bounded AZ follows; beginning at the
nOrth-east corner Of May loves land at stone In
the centre OF the read, thence vest on Mary LOVES
north limo twenty six chains and forty links 70 the
We1t line OF loii thence south on weft line Of lot
three chains aud aoVenty mine links . stonfi
thence east parallel with nouh hns twenty six
chains and forty links the line Of lots thence
north on the east line three chains and seventy
links TO place OF bsginnlne. containing ten acres Of
land. Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot thTes hundred and sixty mine, and BOUNDED as
follows: on the east and west By the lot lines, on
tho north b. the sOuthcrly line ef the teu acres
above described, and sOutherly By line parallel
with said last named line and far enough seuthsry
more or less, hut subject 10 all legal highWsyH.-
Appraised At 3,Uo0. sHBY g. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
1, PREHTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MORNING LEADER:


The New York Times gives the following
a. q ten days record Of fFes in Southern
cities
l, Fire In Charleston-the work Of en- IN
oeadiary; loss SO, 900, 900, 2. Montgomery
arsd IN aix different places by slaves. 3.
Nashville fred, and oommissaTy store de-
etroved to tue amount OF million dollars.
4. Fire In Norfolk; the Custom House,
Pest. Ofios, and q number Of dwellings de-
stroyed. S. Richmond on FIRE twice; the last
tine destroying divers public buildings. 6.
Destruction Of q powder-nin at New Or
leana-the work Of an incendiary, In ad-
dlion to, and later than these, we learn
through Southern papers that on the 18th
Of December, the greater part Of Greenvillei
Alabama, was destroyed BY FIRE. Also that
during the night Of Sunday, Dec. 2s, Charles
ton 'sWas 6red in several places, as though
with the intent to destroy what remains Of
that ruined city.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS AT THE REBEL CAPITAL.
There are about six hundred men in Rich-
mond at present. All the soldiers who have
arms have been sent aWay-some to York
town, some 10 Manassas, and some West and
South.
The guard a0und Richmond is worked to
death. The six hundred have no relief but
among themselves, and not thall of them have
arms, 50 that when a new guard relief is sent
upon duty, the men have to take the arms OF
those who are relieved, which is certainly
very unmilitary system Of guard mounting
-BaltimCFe Clipper.
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The following "yarn" borders upon the
sublime;
Az ACTUAL FAoT.-A Hreliable gentle-
man assures us upon his bonor that last
night, two sleds, which we're going in op-
poSite directions, each containing two per
sens, came in collision with such force as
10 jolt the occupants Of each vehicle into
the other, without doing any other damage,
and none Of the parties were aware Of the
transfer until they had gone considerable
distance in an opposite direction from that
which they intended to 60.
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NHANNNRY RALR nnsnAnr


~ 70 the command OF decFOtal order Of sac
from the Circuit court Of the United States for ths
Northern District Of Ohie, at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against GesTg3 U. shumWay and others,
70 ms directed HhGll expose for sale at public
ton at the door Cf the Federal Court building, IN
the city Of Cl veland the fourteenth dsy Of Feb
ruary 1852, at three o'clock P. n the follOWidR de-
Hcrbed res estate, situate in the township Of Nun
son, IN the county Of Geauga, and state OF Chic,
known by the north part of lot No. one tract No.
tWo and south part Of lot No. four east division Of
tract NO. one, and bOuadsd follows: Beginning in
the centre Cf the State road leading from Chardon
Square TO Bav8tna at the north -east corner OF .
piece OF land In lot No. one, tract No two, formerly
owned by Mehitabls hewComb, and since BY RalZa
Spencer, thence west forty -four chatps and forty.
eight links to stake and stones in the west ne Of
lot No. one, tract No two; thf nee north thirteen
chains and eighty inks to stake and stones ct the
northwest corner Of 1T No one, tract no tgos
thence west one chain and seventy-seFen lnk5i
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five links
to stake and stones; bence east fOrty-twO chains
ana eigbty-B6yeu links 10 the centre Of the State
road; thence south SO, east tWent7-seven chains
and t0rty-six links to the place beginning CON
tanning oD3 hunoTed and eighteen and 70-O1 acres;
sixty ac1eE Of which Is IN rot one, tract two ana
tyeight 70O0 acres IN south part Of lot four in
east division Of tract one, IS per George Bmtth's
survey, mnde October, 1883; beng the tame land
conveyed to George y. hhu away By helsOn Peck
and wife. Appraised at SO .30O
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in ChauCsry.
L. PRENTIss. sOl'r for COmplt.
January 10, l36e374
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TOHN sWEENY Is HERHBY

i CLAAN - W A4-f Il AZ - IAa1N4AA-[ =
~ notified that on the 5th day Of January, 1862,
Marfah SWeeny filed pstition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of CuYahoga county, Ohio, for q diToICe
from him. and that said petition allsdges as the
ground for such divorce, that said John sweeney is
now imprisoned in the Penitenuary Tor the CRIME
Of burglary, which he was convicted at the Feb.
rutry term, 1861, of the Court cf Common Pleas Of
said county, and that said cause viii be heard at the
next term OF said Court. L. PRENTISSt
jane:376 Attorney.
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M ASTER'S SAL T-pI

MASTERS SAL PUR
4t4 ANT 70 the command Of 3 deers4aI \
sale ron the Court Of Common Flnra N fi-,l
county Dhio1 a. the suit Of Christine He-s
ted, 1 shall expose 20 sale AZ BnbIIe 11cfsS1l
door Of the Court House, On ths City 81 90
IN said county on the 22d day Of JanuarT-
O'Clock p. NJ the following deserfhed pra.nl
wit ) situcte in the City Of Cleveland. fn ~
ot Ohioi and which is also in the County OF
nogai and is known By being lot No. thrive
John N. MoolseE'g subdivision OF ORIGINAL 81
No. ls4 and l5s inclusive OF the original 40
q village OF Cleveland, a. BY the maps Of -
divisions on record in said county viii ulor
appear, and 15 bounded as follows; northvegf
front By Parkman street; northess. erIT bT
5li sou heasterly In rear by Parkmau Ian
southEesteriy By lot No 39; being l5 fset n
mOnt and rear, and l00 feet deep. together
dwelling house erected on said lot, be m
more or less, but subject to all legal hishv
Appraised at $500. GEO. b. WThAH
R.R. BEAVIs, P iffs Atty. -
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MASTER'S SALE-PuReUAI

mi ASTER'S SALE-PURsUAT
4S1 the command Of pluries dscrstaI o7
sale rom the Court OF Common Pleas. OF Cul
county, Uhlo, at tbs spit Of samuel u Broo'
AdWin ". BROOKE against HOzlllo Z Gates
~. Gates Augusta ~. MiltleheFRer. Eimunl
mutual lnanrance Cos Thomas N. Hove.
King and William Hhinn, executors oF Chal
deceased and Others to ne directed, I shall
FOR pubic sale IS public auction, at the door
Court House. in the uity o. Cleveland, On the :
Of January, l562, At two o'clock p. NJ. OF ~
the following described pieces or parcels Of laI
VII. situate IN the township Of BROOKLYN. I
number seven in the thirteenth range Of fovil
IN the Connecticut Western Reserve, In fhs 81
Ohio, and which is also IN the couutT of fiuvl
aud is known by parcel Of land On west sfao a
ahogs E1Ter5 new IN City Of Cleveland. and n
oed as iouoE5; eAsteriy By Cugah0ga River;
eriy by ID q heretofore conveyed judah %
John II. MOOlseyi west b. Silver strssf, %
and southerly By land formerly oWn6f 81
Williams, and being ninaty-nin0 fssf wide an
hos hiTer, and extending At riqhr an Tls7 vrif|
er street. and said River 70 River strssf, abo4
hundred ana forty tae-, beng the same iand q
I'd 70 said Admund e.. p. AiItlaherrar. by IN
Life insurance and trust Company, by ieed =
Cd in Uuyahoga CouutY Records, vol. AZ, raae|
43- ANA also, another parcel Of land on said
next s0utherly Of above, and boundaf norther
said parcel OF land, above d6scriF Cd, easterlT tl
ahoga EsTer: westerly bT said hiTsr stre.
sOutnerlT by line psrsliel With the ncrfhzr1i
and tWenty-ons feet dlatsnt fhersfrom 80
nom ssid klTer to sad kiFeE s-reer, beina y
the Aired Williams lot, 50 called. making n 4
hundred and ta euty feet irrut- On sad Rfrfi
the Elevator Building, machinery and fTfur
said premises De The same more OF lees, nuf =
70 ali legal highways, Apprsf88d a. Sleo0.
Adam & Canfald, Mistsr COM COM
Pitts Att'Fs. Uoc 81 Ie7I-i
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gkaaI AsEiss.

NOTICE.-PURsUANT TO 4
j order mads b. the judge Of TIE Probate 90
ior TIE County Of CuyahOga, iu the mater Of ~
slgnment o william li8Ee, shall oisr for ~
pubic auction at the doOr Of the Court u H5uss
seld county on tha llth day Of January, 1852,
O'Clock p. ID the following de7cribsf Nofeg 81
menIs ano Accounts, 70 VIII being TIE assets Of
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GRoAEs OF THE ExENY.-The RiC

Examiner Of January ID, says:
The year closed under gloomy auspices
with check at Drainesville and q rumored
disaster in Missouri. The year which yes
tsrdsy began has opened with evil tidings.-
We fear that there Is no doubt of the fact that
the Northern Union has consented to the sur
render Of Mason and Slidell, and with that
event all hope Of an immediate alliance be-
tween the Southern Oonfederaoy and Great
Britain must cease.
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M ASTER' s A L E.-PURSU.
lEA ANT to the command Of q decrstal order Of
SAFE nom the Court of Common Pleas Of OUyahOga
County at the suit Of The Cleveland and MahoninE
Railroad Company against Isaac 4. Hewitt
and Others 70 me directed, shall expose for sale a
public auction at the door Of the Court House, IL
the City Of Cleveland, the thirtJ Jtrst dsT OF Jan
uary, 1852 at three O'Clock P, H. the following de-
scrfbed parcels Of land, situate in the City Of OeFe
land, county OF Ouy8hOgs, and State Of Ohio, and
known BY being part Of HeWitt5 subdivision Of the
50 called Msrwin property In said City Of Cleveland
to witt
Parcel No. /. Lot No. fifteen Of said subdivision.
Appraised st S2365.
P6rosl No. 2. Lot No. sixteen OF said subdiViE-
ion. Appraised at Slg33.
Parcel No, 3 Lot No. seventeen Of said sUbdivig-
ion Appraised at Si933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said subdiVig-
ion. Appraised ct Sl953
Parcel No. 5. Ths westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northery, south
erly and westerly by the lot lines, and eastsTly By
the centre hne of brick wall nearly parallel with
merwin street and about f0rty-ssvsn feet dis tani
southeasteTly tRerefrom. Appraised ai 1886.
Parcel No. s. The eGsterlY p5rt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northerly easter
u and sOgtherly BY the lot lines and westerly bJ
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MerWin street and about forty-seven feet distant
s0uthesstorly ther5iT0nl. Appraised at $685.
HEEBH g. ABBEY,
Master Oomm'F.
RAEEEY, BAoKUs NOBLE, Attorneys.
dec 2S lS6l.SI2
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THESE JUSTLYOELEBRATED
PILLS sTs . sure cure for
Sick Headache,
Dygpepgil,
Ecul Stomach
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious and Liver Complaints,
OOsttvenessy Soroful Gus H1s
morg, EgVerB, &o., 40.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine. More
Of them used than any other kind.
AN-Bee Oircularg. FOR sale Oy j. j. Gaylord, y.
". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 4 Arm.
strong, Cleveland, Ohio and By all Druggists in the
country. Also, ct Wbf 9Sale at lel Ontario street,
Cleveland, Ohio, By g. g. NORRIS,
General Agent for Ohio. Michigan and Indiana.
fsbS: R25dkW
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r FGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y
| II 2. ScoWden, Rose IA ecoad6n and EehIsI
haU, administrators q the estate Of ny
| Leonard, non on-rasideutg Of the atGto Of OHIO
/ take notica that on tho 2d day Uf January
Richard uIeugh FLED his petition "A ainss ~ ~
| others, in the court Of Common Pleas ior f'uvI
/ 50 county, ohio setting forth that there
/ himi the said Cieugni upon tEo promi5sory n0tl
i the ssid Theodore h. snoWdsn dstsd MAY =.
/ gayahle one thrue, the other tour years from p
/ 70 order OF Theodore G. Mills, with interest,
/ per eest par annuIl, ya9ls annually, each of|
notes being for S526. %, snd on ahicf divers
meuts have been made-the sun OF R57s n. vTItl|
tsrest on sa6O,U9 at per sent. rer annBm. Il
per cent. per anaum from may 20, ls59, payabisl
nuallY
.Al.o, that sad Theodore 3. seowdsn and Rog
h.s vile. executed end delivered 70 said Theodor
Mills, a N -rtgage, deed OF the iolioginF dsscr
premises, % wit Situate in the rownrhip of
cleveland. bling number seven, IN the tTl
range Of townships in tas Conne -tisut Wes
Reserve In the state Of Ohio. and Which i also.
the county o. t'uy anoeal and ia known By being'
south helt Of the following described iract
Of landi 70 VII; me northwest quarter Of sub III
slol lot numher three hundred and nfusfV.l
(sg4) and a rGrt 0faoue tnouaaud arrs frasf n
btr Iourtsen 90, bounded as folloWs, Norihl
the Line q .aid lots east By land Of Watson Watkl
fouih b. land Of B. Cozard, west 81 land of m
phry NICHOLS containing twenty ave f2sl rcra5.
land hereby dee5ed containing Twelve and one.
lz59) acres and being a. aforesaid. the soufh /
81 the twenty-five acres above described. and n
FgJed b. Milton Coe 70 Juiiftti BroeEwaT. On
sih q sepiembsr, 4. D. ls52 bat subject 10 an u
Of said two notes describsd above, other notes ?
Z bond described IN saia mf Ttgaga. accordfne
the teuor and elfct thereof. sad alifgiur tha 49,
o. such payment and that sad kosetta ScoHden
released her Iigaf Of doTery IN said rreufsss. !. /
asking the Court % md the amount dus "a AZ,
set forth and for AZ cr1.r thss uulss4 The arlo-
50 found due Be paid 70 The plainein 10 roaiona
time 70 be fxed b. the Court, said nrenisss -. >
TO satisfy said debt and costs Of thiss suit.
taid dsiendanfs viii answer the petition IN q
case on er before ths hTst day Of d arch $50 Or ~
nent viii b taken c8 Per the nrnrar IN - -
iiq1, b dela1lt. JOsEPH 8. GRaNNf-
-Sans'sfa Atty lcr Plailtff
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@aIinery.

M ILLINERY GOODS NEW
lyl Arrival.
MRS. ". 3. POTTER 81 Seneca strest,
L in receipt Of . new and ohoice stock Of
MILLIE ERK GOODS.
Comprising
HOY Style Bhirred Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, Mourn
ing Goods, Oollars, Yeiis &e. Also,
HEW STYLE HATS FOR OHILDREN.
Besides great vaTiefy Of Be8sonable and fashion
able goods not enumerated Ladies Ero respectfully
invited 70 call and examine.
~ Dress making done 70 rdsT II the very b
oannH' naF9iBsi
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M ASTER'S SALE-PURgUA1

MASTERS SALR-PURsUA7
lIL the command Of G pluries dacrefsI oT
5=ls ron the court Of Common Pies of ca
county, Ohio, st the soit Of Melton Prince A.
erss against Levi Thomas and others, 70 ne
ed, shall oppose % sale 1t public auction.
door OF the Ccurt House, in the CITY 6f ClsTab
sald county. on the 22d day Of January, Is62
O'Clock p NJ the believing described rFeuf
wit: situate in East Cleveland, CuyahoFa 2
Ohio, and bounded, beginning IN the Plank
aud south 1919 west chaina Zl5f links fro
west corner Of Uhittenden Lewis land; tnsnca
t0Mo chains and 20 links TO said Lcwis1 W
thence aou-h chains gnd "a Links; thence
west cha. ms and 20 links; thence north 81
g links thence north 50l4' Wost s Chains
Plank koad; thence north $40 east 3 chaiu5
links to The place Of beginning, csnfafniua
and one half ECIes Of land. Appraised at g575I
B. 3. Besvis, Hfsstsr C1-i
Prds Atty. liscSlss7
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of tas above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES

with All bad ELECTS arising theFeirou, tncludfRa
DEBILITY OK NERVOUS PROeTRAEIOH,
o. whom had expended hundIeda Of dollars With
BaEsgled ph7Eican1i Who pfofsG to tfeat al pfiVnts
maladlss win scoce5li and without rsoetE1nE the
Dr. GIBSON dos5 not boaut that he Il a 1usnbsr Of
some College IN London or Paris, e. perhaps come
otherl DO Tor the purpose Of ensnzrnE the fnnccent
and who hold out great expectations never TO be re-
Allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boast OF it
those Who rBDoBs confidence in his ability and fntsg.
rity, and that he has perfected an American sFltsa
OF treatment which challenges any physician Of Lon
eon or Ra or any patent medicine TO equal tor the
arrangements, both mental and phFEioal, arising
nom sexual or secret abu5e.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for hiE nsW treatment the
lOlloEng advantages oEgr all otherH yet discovered;
able; be uaeI no rolio8 Of the dark ases, suoh a.
A5fouTy, nOE any o1heP dslstsFiC11 drug: secondly
restrictions In diet business g required; Third,
y hi5 treatment Is positive and certain IN al casol.
hospital Ii the United States and demonslFats the
tmla5nEe superiority o. hi1 new troatmens over any
oth5E now known % the world in point Of prompt
lez5s Barnenen1Ti nidnsl1s safety and oonFsnisaos
70 the 9atisnt
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located IN UsVsland,
and ha1 daring the past two .yea3 performed many
gurss Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Rssfence can Be E1Veu 20
individuals OF ehe nrs respeotabiity IL Osgaiands
soztonS nsW York, and other oitles In regard TO
1k and integrity IN all PROFESSIONAL rangactlOns.-
Dyspepsia, hhu5mati5m, Ecrofula and al chronic
dileeaes treated with superior EuoocEs.
msdio1ns Esns 70 any Fart oi the country on
d. aIB55E's 8SE Wcrk on FhTsioIosy Ter sals
DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsstr0PstAy and Msdisiss,
81 Oftice No. III Ontario 1fFest. m Et1frg. 4 fFv