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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18
Chapel Hill, n. c., Nov. 1862.

CoTToN AND TOBACCo.-4 Rik-If the
war continues to the next planting season, there
will be great danger that planters, tempted by
the high prices at which Cotton and Tobacco are
selling, will devote much of their land to the
production Of these articles instead of grain crops
and thus the scarcity of food will be greatly and
alarmingly increased. Many, governed by mo-
tives of patriotism and humanity, will not pursue
this course. But We are taught by our expert
ence in this war that more, in the haste to amass
money which IS characteristic of these times will
turn their attention to whatever will put most mo-
ney IN their pockets regardless of what effect their
course of action may have upon the country To
meet the case of this class of men, Congress should
lay tax upon every pound of Cotton and Tobac-
co made over and above many pounds allowed
to be made by the hand. This Legislation, of
course, would be made to take effect only upon the
continuance OF the war up to the planting season.
Cotton Is planted in March or April, and the seed
for Tobacco plants are sown in February or the
early part of March.-RoIeigh Register
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18

Edward Savage,
IDayid NJ Carter,
Peter j Sinclair,
Robert F Webb,
Junius l. Hill,
Geo Williamson.
iJas b Gordon,
S ID Poole,
WIN J Martin,
Thos L Jones,
Thomas Rutfn,
WIN MacRae,
Wm A Stowe,
John c Lamb,
l,lThos J Purdie,
NV G Robinson,
Wm III Toon,
SANDERS Fulton,
Robert III Gray,
:. r d Johnston,
John L Harris,
IS { Bryson,
III S Kendall,
IL W Singeltary,
SamuelD Lowe,
;, Jas M Lowry,
James T Kell,
Pc r Lilies,
NV L Williams,
J, Eli H Miller,
John G Jones,
detached
IC n Hickerson,
e, r T Armtield,
II HDavidson,
detached
detached
}, John E Brown,
Il, w IN. G Lewis,
II l. Hargrove,
j III Morehead,
A jenkins
IG H Faribault,
is H Walkup,
Lee NJ McAtee.
u A Washington
WIN A Allen,
Marcus A Parks
il T Morehead,
, TX NJ Murchison
lab S Galloway,
G G Luke,
I'LL C. Jones, Jr.,
Profit,
VIM S DeYane,
L Nm IL Denver
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18

The following regiments and battalons have made No
uns the Adjut:t General, and have therefore not
been numbered Colonel d. d. Ferebee's Colonel T M
Aliens, and Colonel r. G. A Loves regiments Colonel
G. N. Folks cavalry Major Moore's light artillery Major
1onng artillery, Major Whartons sharpshooters Naor
L. q. Evans partizan rangers. and Colonel WbartoD
Greenes battaions. There also quite number of
heavy artillery companies. ETC. enough in all make our
active force up 10 SEtshTe TcgimeI5s.i Raleigh Jour
nal.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18

WHAT NEXT.-The New York letter writer of
the Baltimore Sun" says:
curious case came up before Judge Barbour
in the Supreme Court yesterday, in the shape of a
suit to compel the transfer of pew in fashion
able Church. The facts of the case are briefly
these: a Mr.. Howell had taken on assignment
from Mr. Eolk l. Nbes, who had built the Church,
pew valued at $1,000 in part payment,
but as he seated two negroes in said pew, he had
greatly offended the congregation who brought
this suit against him.
A yankee will steal negro but will not sit by
him in Church.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18

The following is list of the members of the Lee
pislature of North Carolina, elected in Aug. 1862
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-11-18

Just published, treatise upon the PRACTICE AT
. LAW in North Carolina, by EDWARD CASTTELL
LIB, author of the c. Justice, etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
PAINE WADE Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Sheriff. Office. Dec. 90, ls6ls37l.

A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Rollos Is hereby FiFen that the undsrs' G. Cd
have been appointed md quail led ~ Adminfstra-
tors Of the estate Of EdmuEd Olark, decreased.
Ana n. CLAkE
iaE6.37l HENkN i. ULAtlE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
MORNING LEADER.
FRT117 M0RNTSG. JAN. y, ls1S


Capt ]. W. Sprsgue Of Company 8, 7th
Ohio Regiment The first prisoner returned
from Charleston, 8. O., arrived here yestsF-
day evening, having been exchanged for a
prisoner taken AZ Hstleras. BE was captured
August 10, near Big Birch, Western Vir-
ginia, by detachment of Wise's rebel cav
airy, under COL. Orogham. He was recon-
noitering with only two dragons when Ia.
ken. Capt. Spague was carried to Rich
mond, where be remained until September
10 when be was transferred 70 Charleston,
with one hundred and fity. three officers and
men. The number was augm ented by pris-
oneFs from sea, among whom were Captain
Morrill, and crew, wrecked in the Oseeola,
and Capt Dickinson, captured by the priva.
teer Sally. Three prisoners died in Charles
ton. Ga January lst the prisoners were
transferred 70 Columbia, S. O., fear being
entertained that the city would be taken by
the Unionists. A great panic was created
by the capture Of Port Royal, and the sur
render Of Mason and Slidell was received
with bowls Of disappointed rage. The pub.
licati0n Of the surrender in the Charleston
papers was suppressed until four days after Il
was known by the prisoners through their
guard The othcers lived on jail tare, in
dirty isils, and were treated with no consid-
Grafton. They have been generally healthy
in Columbia, where the air and water are
pure Troops were rallying for the defence
Of Charleston. The prisoners met Calhoun's
battery, eight field pieces and two hoWitEsrs,
betwesn Charleston and Columbia. Gov.
Wise is in commsnd Of a force at Pamlico
Sound. Capt. Spragus saysit Col. Corcoran
could have been at liberty in Charleston, he
could have raised an Irish regiment for the
Union in twenty-fOur hours. When he ar
rived ct Norfolk he was put on parole, and
says but little respecting that place, except
ing that it seemed well filed with troops
BE visited the President aud Gen. Mcclellan
to day. After a visit to his family, be will
return to his regiment Of which be is senior
captain.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NTASTERis sALB.-PURsU1

M ASThRS SAL IB.-PURsUANT
lNA 70 the eomEa and Of dsoretal der Of sale
rom the Court o. Common Pleas n OuyahOga coun-
u at the auit Of soon Rr6utis9 and Uhauncey
Prgntisg against Thomas Lowe and others, 70 me-
directed shall exposa for sale II public aucti At
lane on the tenth day Of February, 1854 Of three
O'Clock p n, the following described parcels u
land situate IN tbs township Of East Clevelan1i
county o. ouyHhoga. and etats Of ohio, 70 stt
Parcel No. one Part Of lot No. three hundred
and sixty. nine, bounded folloEs: beginning at
;. Martin BY deed recorded in book o., page 5l2 Of
the records Qf OUyAhOga county, thenca nOrtherlT
along tins lot lines 70 the centre Of the 81 Clair
road; thence eastery along the centre Of said road
iar enough 30 thar line pa allel with said hrst
line and extending 20 the SOUTH ry hne u land 70
bought of 0sOrge .. mhrtiu, shall incl udn i've
gcrss Of land; themes SOU herly parallel with the
frat lin3 10 said HOutharly line; thence westerly
along said s0utheIly limo to the place Of beginning
Appraised at S925.
Parcel NO. TVo.-Part Of lot No. three hundred
SIXTY nine bounded ~ follows: Beginning AZ th
northeast corner OF May loves land at stone In
the centre OF th6 read, thnn6e west on Mari Lows
north line twenty SIX chains and forty 1nKs % the
WeEt line Of iOli thence south vert line Of lot
three chains and seVeuty-nins links q q EtOue;
thence east parallel with north lins twenty SIX
chains and forIY links the Hoo OF Ot thsnoo
north the east line three chains a1d seventy -nina
links to place Of beginning, containing Of
land. Also another piece Of land, being art of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bOunden as
follows on the east and west by the lot lin sB. on
above degcnbed, and sOuthefiy 5y llne pagallel
with said last named line, ana Jar enough Boutherly
thereiTOm 20 include t. OF land % the same
more or less but subject 10 All legal highways.-
Appraised at s8,UOO. SERl g. ABBEEs
L Ppr,r1ss pIsyptfds. Afiornrv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

Medina, March l. lo6i.
-. The above named Ladies' WB are personally 80
sdsfnted with, and know that for several ToaTt
while We lived in Medina, they we've great sufferer
Miss 8. has been 20 badly afflicted that IL was Wit
difficulty she able 70 stand upon her feet, f5E
bottles Of Oatholicon entirely cured her Of her
plants. MY wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend 1t 10 the Ladies Of thil
county az q safe s1d efficient remedy Tor the NAM
complaints they aFs subject 10.
JOHN " sEKH,
Editor OGnfeld Horsia.
H,B. KINGSLEY, UisValAna.
SCtl:dkW General EsuT Ior OnIo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

Professor Of Electropatky and Es3ieiNs,
BB- Once No. III Ontario HtT6st, NJ Etairs, lsE
icoTn irOm the Public Square.
once hour5 from 20 u and ffoD 20 3 s'oi8oz
RntiT, tSuudsFs aLasbtadA auE1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
BOARDING.

D0ARDING HOUSE--TRE E
% HOUSE, 10 "A Public Square, and b the
stone Ohurch5-ope OF the pleasantest locations in
the oity-has been thoroughly repaired and is nov
open for BoaFdara. Families wishing 20 furnish
their Own rooms can be accompanies with larFe
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
B0erders and Day BoarLou will find good aoo0mmos
dhtioug on reasonable termg. Hetsrsncef given and
TiaulE6d. lisi;R7tl s. ". EURRITTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
L, PEENT1ss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Inuu.rv In I9Eg
nHANUERY NALE-rURsuANT

HHANUBRY SALE -r URsUANT
~ 70 the command Of deoretal order Of sale
from the Circuit Court Of The United States for the
Northern district Ct Ohis ct the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against GesTg5 v. ShumWay and Others
to me directed shali pose for sale OF public Auc
tlOn at the door Cf the FEDERAL Court Building IN
the city Of Cl velanc, the fourteenth dsy Of FEB
TuArY, 1852, at three O'Clock p NJ the following de
Ecribsd rea. u5tAta, gtuate in the t1wnshp Of Nun
son. IN the county Of Geauga, aud state OF Jntos
known by the north part OF lot NO ono tract No.
tWO and south part Of los No. four east division Of
tract no. one and bOuRdud tollOWs: Beginning In
the centre q tie STATE road leading from Charuon
Square to Raveln at the north east corner OF =
piece Of land IN lot No. one Taet No two, formerly
owned by MehLabls hewcomb, and since BY BaEa
spencer, thence west forty -four chairs ana iorty
eight links TO stake and stones IN the west line OF
lot No. one, tact No. two; IN nCs north thirteen
chains and eighty lDEs TO stake and stones at ihe
northwest corner OF 1T No one, tract no. tgoi
thence west one chain and seVenty-seven Inks
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five Inns
to stake and stone 8; tbercs east forty chains
and eighty-seveu links 10 the centre Of the State
road thence Ith So, east tWentE-seVen chhi Is
and fOrty-sI linEs 10 the place Of beginning, con
tanning ons hunoIed and eighteen and 10 o. acros;
sixty acI OF which Is IN IOt one tract two and
ntyeight 70-0O acres In south part Of lot toqr II
east division Of tract one, as per George smith :
survey, made October, 1885, ueIug the same land
conveyed 70 George q. khumway By HelsOa Peck
and wife. APPRAISED at s., 800. -
HENRY C. ABBEY,
Master COmmisslo loner in Chancery.
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lT TABTEE'S SALE-PURsUAHTlo

MW 40 4 IL u UaD AIT "
Iva the commsud Of q plurios dserotsi ordsiof
sale from the Court Of Common Pit IS. Of CuYabga
county ubl0i at the suii Of samuel q. Brooks %
III. Gates, augusta d. Airfisberger, Edmund GE
Mtttlebergers Milliam MittlHbsrFar, OOmmere
Mutual llslrance Co \, Thomas H. Rove, Ils7k
h1ug end " liltem Ehtnn, ezecutors OF Onna Ave-,
qtcesteq3 and othcTai 70 me dir5cted, shall 6Ep5e
Ior pubc sais 81 public auction Al the door Of ne
Of January lt62, &c two O'Clock p. n, cf said az
the following described PIECES or parcels Of land b
VII; aituate IN The township Of Brooklyn, bfng
number 8eEen IN the thirteenth range of toWuHal5
In the Cor necticut Western Rassrte, IN fhe stas
Ohio, and which is also N the county Of Cuyaktgs
aud Is known b parcel OF land west side Of CO.
ahoga River, now IN City Of Cleveland AID ts bol-
ded as follows; easterlg By CuyahoEa River; nora
cry By 10 heretofore conveyed Judah Colt ~
John ii. WoOlseyi west by kivsr street, 90 caltds
and southeTly By land formerly owned b Alead
Williams, and being ninety nine faet vide on Goa
hot ntTer, and exc tudng at right angles with hE-
er street, ana said River 70 Rive street, about e
hundred and forty fee beng the sans land convey
ed 70 said hdmEnd e. P mipl0bergsr, bT the Ohfq
ed in Cuyahoga county keoords, vol. A. pages g :
- And also, another parcel Of land said hiFGs
next s9utlariy Of above, and bounda1 northeTlT ~
said parcel OF land aDoVs deaor~ed; sa5larly by cay
ahoga hfEer: westerly By said hiFer sire {, En4
sournerlV b line parallel with the northerly linz
and twenty one ieet distant therufrOm extending
from said River . sad River sVreer, being part
the Alfred Williams lOts called, making IN al oe
hundred and & enty feet 'front.' on said Riv, r, Cd
the Elevator Building, machinery and fixtures a
said premises, be the more less, but suhics
to ali legal highways. Appraised e 500.
.. ". GAGE
Adams & Cennslds Master CommA
H. % ncer. 49,
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DRUGS And MEDICINES.

TAQUE'S EXTRACT OF POND
81 LILY fg nice perfume, and you can obtain
it Of L. A. PALMER,
Corner Erie and Prospect streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17

q
Cleveland dec 30 ishl:32
ASTER' s 3 A l. E.-PURSU-
lHE ANT 70 the command Of a deoTetsl order q
sac nom the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyah0gH
County, at the suit of The cleveland and mahonine
Railroad Company against iseao L., dewitt
and others, TO directed, shall eIpcse for sls a
pubic auction, at the door Of the Court House, II
usTy, 1862 st thros Q'oUck P. d the following ae-
sortbed parcels OF nd, situate IN the uity q OleYo
lands county Of UUyahOgaI and state OF Ohio ano
called msrWin property In said OiTg Of Cleveland,
70 witt
Parcel No. /. Lot No. nflssn Of said subdivision.
Appraised ct S2s85.
Parcel No. 2 Lot Nc. sixteen of said subdiv-'
lon. Appraised at Sig33.
PRroolNo, 3 Lot No, seventeen OF said sdb14via
lon Appraised ct Slg33
Percol No. 4. Lot No. eighteen of sEtd sub1iVh
ion. Appraised at Ss913.
Parcel No. 8. The westerly part OF lot No, nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northsriy, south
ery and westerly by tho los liuo5 and eastegly b
herWtn street and about forty seven feet da TAM
southeas terly thsrefrom. Appraised 81 $3.50
Parcel No. 8. The eHst6rly part Of lot Eo- htho
teen Of said subdivision, bounded norEhery, easter
y and Bogthgrly bF the lot lines. and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel witt
MerWin street anG about forty seven feet distant
s0uthsast5rlY theFet0m. Appraised a. 1888
HEkEY g. ABBEY
Master COmmiF,
R4EEEY, BAOEUs RoBLsr Attorusys-
q
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pERNARD DEMMRNG,

ID
ARTIHAE, hAOHlEIBT Ahi' YATNET HUDGL
n K Rl
Ne. LA SupS Vor street, (Le6deT Building, }
O. OaGVELAFD, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMEEG, having rented thC
establishment Of II. Konisslow, Is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, Gnd
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities for getting up Models Of Patentl'
REPA / Z Il q.
II your SKATES need nXilg, osl on DemHF5bE.
II your sI'fIHG MACHINE = 0ut o. cr.sr,
viii put It In order,
&c repairs Gll kinds Of SUICIDAL Instruments.
All kiudE cf Hstal and Musical Instruments Ts-
Iaireo.
1f you should get up q new Patent, DsmmsnE Il
Eho man 70 get up your models, eithsF In Nofd
Brass, or Iron, in the neatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hanging done IN prompt style.
sEinds OF light Machinery put ia order n t0t
Estu8t expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam EngineE repaired thoroughly.
Ran Road OonduotCr'E PunoheI manufactured ~
thp best manner.
Rail Road C0nductOr's Punches repaired.
18-1n faet yefything IN the sLap2 Of TtpAirins
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entranou 70 Eh0p-l4G Superior street, dp One
pAir Of stairs RHRNARDD EB hEH6
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MlLLINERY.

M ILLINERY GOODS ENEW
AlN Arrival.
nRB W. B. PORTER q Bsusoa Etrsst
II n rocslgl Of nsE and choice gtook Of
hILLIH lRT G0ODss
U0mpfiIlnF
HsU Btyia Ehfrred Hafl. lleFofg, Hib5ona, Mcrrra
fnr Goods, gcllars, Nsila &c. Al7o,
NV ETTbE HAIE JOB GHEE5REE.
Besides gTeaf variety q 1eaaQu o11 al11,cre
able rcodE not anumor1ted. Aa1t1 racfI- II7
Invited 20 cal and axanina-
- DFeg1 making dopo ,e Gfe3T "a - .
ualasEs L-f1 = - i4ll
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PLATING & BELL HANGING,
gLVER PLATING AsD BELL BANGING.
PAPER MANUFACTORY.

PAPER COMPA-
. HY-Manulsctnrerg Of HEWs, BOOK and
WRAPPINQ PAPER. Orders hlled promptly.
= sOtzi 7 ~ iIl'l-- n. W TAYLOR, AGsnS
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CMITH l. MATHER HAVE RE-
~ MoVED 20 No. l49 West River street. where they
continue to manufacture STEAM BOiLERSr OIL
TANKS and STILLS, ofal descri ptiOns conf posed Of
Boiler Iron, BJilers, Tiis and Tanks repaired.
3. bah VOTk IN thsir line promptly attendsd
70. Ortls:B2z
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ma8IeT DOmInIlllUl0T N UuduC1TI 7
L. PREHrIss- sOl'r Tor UOmpit.
JauuarF 10. lS6 t.37A

TOHN SWEENY IS HEREBY
% notified that on the sth day Of January, 1867
mariRh hweeny fled pstitiOn in the Court Of IOm-
mon Pleas Of CuYe hcga county, Ohio, Tor dlVOfte
from him, ard that said petltion alsdgss Gs the
ground for SUCH CiYorce tuat said John sweeney Is
now in prisoned in the Penitendsry ior the cum0
Of burglary, Cf which he wes convicted at the F5D
rutry term, 1861, Of the Court Cf Common Pleas Of
said county and that said cause viii be heard at the
next Term OF sald COuTt. L PhEhll>65
iapo-g76 Attorney.
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MACHINISTS.
THOMAS MANNING.
kAOHINIST 4 ENGINFHE.

And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES a MAOHIRERY or EVERY
Description. AlBO-Jaok Screws, Bolts for Rridg-
ss and other uses, Iron Grating and BlsoEsmith-
ing Generally. SHOP-k0E- HeEitt's Block,
West st., Cleveland, o.
IUns7f
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SALE.-PUasUANT

MASTEh'S SALE.-PUasUART
Iva 10 the command of decrstal order OF sale is.
sued from uns Court Of Common Pleas uf Ouyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit OF Lewis Muels aPainst
George W JamttOu aud Others, 10 m directed,
snail expose to sale Rt Buhto auction at the ooOr OF
the Court House, IN tae CITY OF CieYelsnf IN uaid
nouptv On the lth day februaFT 1883, at two %
clock p NJ, the following O. sCTioed premises, 70
wit: Situate in the township Of Fat Csvs land be-
ing number - In the range Of townships, Whirh il
alsO IN ths oountf Of CuyahrEs IN the Co. nsctlcut
western Reserve in th STATE Of rhiO, snd l. known
a. srbdigiEon lot numb T fur (4l Of J. o Bowlos
plat Of lsnd t. OEi ltl ists Numbered (ofs) three
Bundred and fofty eisnt and three huudrea and ff.
land and bounded e. follows: north ~ tba Lake
shore Railroad south by the S. Clair Road; east y
sub lot number (5) I've, once oaned b n g. n
drsEs; and uest by sub lot numbsr (S three be the
same more less but suhieotto all legal high wnv1
ARprai1od e. 4l1Oa GkO. n. WTmAH,
b. y. B0ag1a, MaIiar Oomm'r
y FlAs Any. tanilt9M ~
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M IslIl SslES 6 s. sIsISi sSS
.;IIsygNSi;sIiISJgS;S9
JEs Huldgsa DoIl0FS PFemtsgafV
BEHIHAL WEAKEESS,
on EFHRHAFoE1goaA,
LsET, So, AED IHPOFGHOY
CURED,

CURED,
Aftsg all 0thur Treatment FAiail
DIR. a. GIBSON.
E0rIneciy Of Rev YORK Oity, viii pay Ons HIM
dred dollars foT the proof that he ever sig 70 ours
s @ APS's Sg t5S RSTSo PPo t suy otSf y si s S
tho United s'otss tEost1 the sans diseases with
Afsor many ysarI Of laborious study and sErori-
snos, DR.. GIBSON Is bsFPy in being able e an
Aounos 20 the u1ioEtuRatcl thAt he has poEisoss4
sPEEDY- AND PERMANENT OURR
sf ths aboFe and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
with ali bad snscts srislnF tharsfrom, iReludirR
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsFRATlOh.
He has succeeded IN curing Gases In this city some
Of whom had eTpandsd hundreds Of dollars With
s9fsyled phyIcian8, Wko profs1l 70 treat AL pTEEts
maladles with s1oeelsi and without receiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not bosst that he Is . msuibsr Of
some College IN London or PartBp 81 perhaps some
ot6srE De Tor TIE purpose Of onsnarng the innocent
HliEOd. But what Dr. GIBSON might boast OF Il
thiI, that bs 4 able 70 give entire satBlacton 70
those Who repOae eonhdsnee in his ability and integ-
Fty, and that be has perfected American system
Of treatment which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
rtdicsl cure oi ssntna WsaknssI and All diseases OF
aeranEamonta Dotn I1sntAl anu PhyiioAl, arizins
nom sexual or secret Abnlo.
Dr. GIBSON also eiaimI for MS new trsssnsnt tbs
following hdVEDtags over all others yet discovered;
and Hrs, the agents used in respect diEagros
Mgroury, nor any other dslstsrlOCs drugi sseJndls
restrictions In diet Or buEineas s aired Third,
ly his treatment Ii pOstlVe and certain IN al ose.
Hs Etands prepared to 60 into any public FfiVasa
hospital in the United States En6 dsmOnstrat8 ths
immense superiority Of his trsatment over any
other nov known 70 ths world IN point o. promvG
ness, Dornansncyi mildnes1i ssstY and eonVouienos
70 ths patient.
Or. 6IBsOE IL parmaasutly located IN UlsEslAnd,
and has during ths past two yeaIs performed many
cures 0i diseases which had for Yoara resisted al
other modes Of treatment Reiarencs can bs given 70
iudiTtduaH Of the nr5t respectabiity IN Cleveland,
Boston, New York, and other 0itiss N regard g
aill and integrity IN all professional tranlactionI
Dyspepsia, HhuematiBm, 6orofula and al chr0nir
diseases treated with superior IuoseEI.
81 Medicine sat % any part Of tha UOlnkfy 90
receipt Of Cen dollErH.
DE-. aIBs5E's asW WorR % PhysiolOEY loE IAls
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElecfropatAy and HsaieiNs,
81 Once No. III 7OntaFlO Htrsst, NJ stairs, lsa
iooTa frOm the Public Square.
once hour5 from % y and FoD 70 s'oi0oz
arfiT. fBuudaFs aLasBtadA auE1
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county Ohio, At tne sot Of Nelson Prince and sths
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door or the Oourt HOUSE, in the CITY Of ClsVslaa IN
said county on the 23i day Of January l802 81 tEo
O'Clock p NJ tbs following described premises %
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ohio, ana bounded, beginning 10 the Plank Rstdl
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tG&o chains and 20 links 70 said Lewis Wtsf ne
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west chans End 70 Inks; thence north $40 sst
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Plank koad; thence nOrIh 39(9 east chaius anl 81
links to the place Of beginning. c6nlnining ihlaf
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