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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
FIRST CASE UNDER THE TAX
LAW.

In case at law in the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Jackson
county, Judge Beatty Mcclellan
presiding, Mr.. Ferris (att) NOV
edit; quash the summons in the
case Tor want of Government
Stamps, and cited the law in
such cases "made and provided,
a synopsis of which is to be
found in this paper.
The motion to quash was over
ruled by the Court, the Judge
remarking in his decision that he
had bestowed some thought on
this law, and had determined to
make no change in the practice
till he had directions from the
Supreme Court of the State
He doubted the power of Con-
gres' 10 pass such law.
"lf this report be correct" says
the Ind. Journal, from which
We distracted these facts as
we have no reason to doubt, Judge
Beatty Mcclellan has illustrated
with singular force the sound
sense of the old Judges advice
to his young successor. "'If you
have an important decision to
make, - said the veteran, "make
IT and give no reasons. You may
give bad ones. ltyou give none,
you may be supposed to have
good ones, and the lawyers may
find them out, though you could
not."'
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
.{ppiicdfiOH for License

Office is hereby given that |, Ad-
! ' an Hirsch. of the town of Winches-
ter. Randolph County, State of Indiana,
shall apply at the next term of the Board
OF County Commissioners doing business
for said County. to be held at the Court
House in said Winchester, on the first
Monday in December next, for the pur-
pose OF taking out license to retail foreign
and domestic spirituous liquors, BY less
quantity THAI one quart at a time, and suf-
er the same TO be drank on nv premises
or in nv house, situate on in lot Nc. ],
East front, on the corner of Eas, and
Washington Streets, in the said town of
of Ind ana. ADAM HIRSCH.
Nov Eth, 1862 4v
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

NEW York. Nov. 5.--The
Democrats of New Jersey have
carried the lower House of the
Legislature, and probably the
Senate.
They will have majority of 10
or II on joint iaflot, which Sc
cures them a L. S. Senator In
place OF Thompson, decd.
Tie Democrats have also
elected their Governor by from
6 to 5000 majority.
Rogers, Steele and Perry, all
Democrats, are certainly elected
to Congress.
TRgNroN, n. j., Nov. s.
Parker, Democrat, is undoubted-
Is elected Governor by 10000
majority--a Democratic gain OF
some l9, 900 over last Governors
vote.
The following Congressman
are ELF cted
1st District--Star (Rep.)
ID Dis.-M Middleton (Dem.)
Sd DIS Steele (Oem.)
4th Dls.-Rogers (Dem.)
9Th Dis.--Curry (Dem.)
Both branches Of the State
Legislature are largely Demo
cratic.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

n Office is hereby given that the
y undersigned has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate Of William Caty.
late OF Randolph County, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent George STEVENSON,
Nov. :, 1902. jg Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
MEM YORK ELECTION

New York, Nov. 5.-The full
returns OF this city show a total
majority for Seymour of 3I,347.
The Tribune comedies Sey.
mour's election.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Election Notice

~ Office is hereby given that there
~ will be an election Of Directors for
the Winchester and state Line Turnpiks
Company on Saturday, the 2Sth da, OF
October, 1862, at Browne L Cheueysls Law
ofhcs in Winchester.
Oct. 10, SO. I'd E.Hrur. Pre-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

lNHE duplicate 1862 due this day is in hands Tor
i collection will until the 3d Monday OF March next
which per penalty and interest Will be added TO
all unpaid Dsnquens for 1861 and former will save
by promptly paying all arrearages.
The following OF taxation for he several townships
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

New York, Nov. 5.-The
Secretary of War has orders to
inquire into the conduct of Major
General Buel in reference to his
permitting the invasion of Ken
lucky by Gen Bragg, his failure
to relieve MumfordviIle and al
lowing its capture by the enemy,
his Conduct during the battle OF
Perryville, his allowing the for
ces of Gen. Bragg to escape
from Kentucky without capture
or loss, also his operations in Ten
nessee and Kentucky. The court
is 10 be held in Cinncinati.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
Clothing Store
OF
D. BARNUM T. CO.

Call soon If you wish to procure goods
for the old prices yet. We can fit out
men, youth and BOYS in every thing from
top to bottom. We call. particularly. at
tentiOn to our stock Of Boots of which
We have all sizes and can sell ut lower
figures than is possible TO bug them else
where. Our stock Of Clothing, and cape.
cia.lv Over coats, is more compete IN IN
ever, and figures far below the market
rates. Having manufactured our Pail and
Winter stock before the immense advance
in goods, We can and will sell at such low
prices that nobody need to he without
new. warm winter Clothes. On account Of
hard times aud highness of goods. We
keep also constantly on hand Trunks
Carpet Sacks, Notions, and other articles
too numerous to enumerste,
ID. BARHUM L CO.
". BAH persona indebted 10 Us Ell
ther BY book account or note, and p"rtic
ularly the former, will please cal and set
tie their accounts. The latter part oi
November we will close our books, and
all those not settled We shall give over
for collection without farther Notice.
nl6 I'm D.B. 4 co.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Rich "A mule driver in the
army was swearing at and kick
ing a span of balky II ules, when
the General, who was ANNOYED
at his profanity, ordered him to
stop.
who are you?' said the driv-
er.
Commander of the brigade.
well I'm commander of these
mules, and I'll do as | please, OF
resign and let you take my place.
The General smiled and pass.
ed on.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
STAMP DUTIES.

10 enable the people to come
at some idea OF ''what's to pay"
on written articles, agreements,
etc under the new exclze tax law,
we cpitomize Tor this column a
sort of abstract OF Schedule Is,
relating to stamp duties, aiming
to specify some of the most com
mon, and 20 give general view
ofthe whole:
On all checks, drafts, or or
ders on banks or other cOrpor-
atoms or persons Tor paw
n.ent of sums over $40 at
sight or on demand 2 cts
On all such over over $40
and not over 500 otherwise
than at sight or on demand, {
Between 500 aud $500 II
Between 5000 and $3.50 /;
And 80 on in rate proportion.
o. all Express or common
carriers receipts for the car
rying Of any box or parcel,
the compensation for which
carrying does not exceed 25c;s
When over % cts and not
more than one dollar .
When enc or more packa-
ges are sent TO the same adj
dress at the same time, and
the fee therio. exceeds 81 90,
On all endelnnifying or OIL
cial bonds,
On bonds not required IN le-
gal proceedings, or otherwise
charged in this schedule. q
On certificate of stock in
any Incorporated company, 2
Certificates of profits or
mem. showing interest in
property or accumulstions of
anv such CO., under $50, II
On any sum over $50 3
On certificates oil deposit
of any sum of mony with
any bank o, person acting as
such, if under 500
Over 800,
Certificates of any other
kind than those specified, /
On all such instruments as
deeds OF conveyance where
the amount in question is over
one hundred and under five
hundred dollars, s.
From $500 TO 81 900, 5
From | 900 TO / 800 S
Over 800 and under
10 900 81
Over 10000 and under
20 900 80
On every additional 10 900
or fraction thereof 50
On Geographic dispatches fror
Let to 81
For life insurance policy 25ct
to 81, according amounts.
For marine, inland and fir
insurance policy 2
On agreement for lease or rem
of land or tenement for perlo
of time not exceeding tire
years, 8
Over three years 5
On all documents like
mortgages on either personal
or real estate, for sums over
100 and not over 500 5
o, er five hundred and I'M
der 81 900 8
And so on in proportion
For power OF attorney for
sale OF property or transac-
/ ton OF such business as is
usually done in that way,
l0cts TO 81.
Probate of will, or letters
Of administration where es.
tate does not exceed twenty
five dollars, 8
Over S25 and under five
thousand )
And So on in proportion Il
greater amounts.
On protests of notes, bills
of exchange check draft, ETC.,
etc, 2
Ware house receipts for
property OF any kind in house
or yard 2
On wrltS or other legal pro-
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

"Is it not astonishing" said a
wealthy individual that a
large fortune was left me by a
person who had only seen me
once?"
at would have been still more
astonishing" said wag, "if he
had left il to you after seeing you
twice"
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Common Pleas Court 10 In sss-
sjon this week.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07

Go to II. Siege tor clothing.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-11-07
RATTLE IN lIIssouRI.

HEADQUARTERS, MARsHFIELD, Mo-
October ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

An 81 you don't read Soriptur 50, yOn must
She's praised herself ontil she fairly thinks
There ain't no light In Natur when she winlU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

Professor Of ElsctroPstIy a,t9 Kedisiss,
~ OEioe No. l7OntArlo street, uD stAirI, hW
a0orI nom the Public Square. r-
Oldos hour from TO II and nom 4 70 3 siclpnk
nsgiy. fBuudAYH sYoeptbd-N nuFa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
POST OFFICE TIMETABLE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT Fon
w Closing the Mails af the Olsveland Post OF.
ncsl commencing November 4th, 1851.
Time OF Time Of
Closing Leaving
Mail, Il Dopoty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
.ASTEK'S SALF-Pr1sTsT-

1l1 TO the commatd Il decrs'al order OF ~ e
@ sesS rom Ihf OoQIt OF yommnn Plesg Of Cuyshoqa
1eo,se " Jani1on and others, 20 m Directed /
snel e1po9s 70 sale ~ pubic auction at fhs door a.
eoa5 q the n 49sfii1 ascripea 5rsniSsu to
vt- {1fsfe in the toWnsh1p o. HaAt ClegtlanoI be-
ib9 nuTRDer In thar ran e Of tcNus - Whieh z
IN the conntFi of ongahcgs 10 The DQi ncla =
WLofsrT Reserve, 81 tbs State u ohio, and st1tAl
ss subdivison lot npmbsr four t4l of J. ~ 80.
plat OF land II origias lets nrmgeLe9 - Sr5 n
~ (s5O) cCntaining ten ana 100 ~ 49, f.t-
land aud bounced iolloEsst Sl.ir 80. - ~
e1ets ~ Sss- ~ - Ouned b H.a n
5e1 lot hl.-osL ~ fot NJ n Der ~ tlreet - lho
areAai an1 eest - ect 10 al legal he s7a.
.1lae llofo q lassi ESQ. n. MHnA4.
ArrEail8d a. 8l7lj N1rIrr C5rlnllr
3 ;, Bsegiss. hsf'y. isnIIssIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

A sick Wisconsin soldier in Baltimore
it was thought gave up the ghost last
week. he was laid out, put into q hand
some, comfortably snug coffin, and made
nc objection Ehstever until they began 70
sereW down the lid, when he rose in his
eerements and demonstrated against bury
ing man alive. He was unoofhned and
put upon trial for preventing q funeral
which his superior officer had ordered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
57FFR's sALE-PURsUANT

RraqfiER'S SALE - UhSgANT
NJ . The command o. decrssel oIdsI q ~. i8-
49,. fee IC urt of Common Pleas q llJ 117a
9I-.f1 Ohio, It the suie Of james b. eturoF and
s-i--s 1r1lnst J0Eeph Mei1 aud oinerFs % ne ei'
-ir5 shall expose 70 sale at public auction 1t BE
- of fhe Court House, In the City of flleTelad. in
sfd county on the 1lst oag Of February le52 attWo
S-it. gitaata IN the township Of Cleveland, heing
nuIubsr seven In the twelfth range Of toWna1ip9 IN
thA Connecticut esiern heeerfe and eAfe at lnlos
a follows: Benq8Bb-l0ts nuubtrs twenty -etg ht and
tvspty.nine Is i - Of ths anbdiTisi0n y james
~ Hoyt Of the Oh Eual S8h acfe = number thirty
1sn M In safd anship, and n6W within tho CITY
OF CeToland Uhio, reference for pertc1lall q .
siEs and boundaries cf ths iaud hefeuy COZ tcieus
bsfng made TO the survey and plat Of sad l1oqiRi-
ION fscorded In the ofdoe q the hecordcf Of Haia
county IN volume two Of Maps ard SOB slon1s
80 tl'ir1v.fkros GEO. H WRMAh,
1fii5,roso1 4 RIddle. Mater Comm.
Plsintins Attorneys- Jan10si3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

The above are all from persons who arc publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without 3 thorough conviction
that they we're true.
PRKPARED BY ]. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
And G. W. OLABK, and by all Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

It isl fact, and one which speaks we'll
for the sex, that no postmistress has ever
been @ defaulter to the Government.
There are several hundred ladies in the
employ Of the service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22

An eccentric old gentleman died sud
denly Of apoplexy in the Tuilsries in Paris
the other day. In his will be provided
that after death his face was to be coated
over with pitch, his mouth and nOstrils
hermetioally sealed, and an ineisiOn made
in his heart, he left little fortune Of
E6e0 year. His monomsnis was the
fear OF coming to life again sfter inter-
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
Psips Msds. e Ats'Ss q .s9.55 RlS ARiisnssa
N0ASTERT8 q S17L E-PTTRSTT

M ASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
III ANT to the command OF 6 dscrBtaf order o
sac ron the court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOsa
County, at the suit Of Tbs Cleveland and Makoning
Railroed Company asainst Isaac L, Hewitt
ana others, to directed, shan expose for sale .
public auctions at the door Of the Court House n
the CITY Of Ueyelsnd On the thirty first daT Of Jan
uary, I383 at thres O'Clock P. ., the DlloUtng ds-
Bcribed parcels Of land situate in the City Of OleVb
land, county Of OuyahOga, and state Of Ohio, end
known By being part Of HsWitts subdivision OF the
50 called MerWin property IN said City Of Cleveland
70 witt I..-.I -s .-H. .-aE
Appraised ct S23s5, u. 49,. /
Parcel No 2 Lot No. sixteen Of Iatd IubdlFi1s
lon. Appraised At Sl933.
Parcel 10, 3 Lot No BsvSntssn Of sid SubdIEfs
ion. Appraised ct $i9s3. '-
Parcel No. 4 Lot No. eighteen Of sAid subdiVia.
ion. Appraised & 3 ss2.
Parcel 80. 8, Ths westerly part Of los No. nins-
een Of said subdfvislq lqn bounded n0rtherly, south
sriy and westerly by the lUt liDes and ea8teTly by
the osntre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
mHrEiu Btreet and about Ortys5BYsH fset dis tani
sOuthcas terly theTefrOm. Appraised - $3.50
PaFcol No. g. The sa5tarly psrt Of lot No. nine
teeu OF said subdlFisiOn bounded northrrg easter.
ly aud aOuthsrlg BY the lot lines and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parAlpl with
1erwin street and about forty seven feet distant
s0uthsAstsrlE thsrefnom. AUpraised ~ fa13. "a.
HENRY g. ABBEY, Master Oomm'r
'RAEEET, bAoEUs q E0RLas Attornegn-
Aa-G
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
n EGAL NOTICE-THE EODORE

3. scoEden, Rosetta seoWdsu and Gshisi Gsd-
ham, adminiatrafOTB Of the estate OF Thomas
Leonard, non-residents Of the State Of Ohio, will
Richard Ceugh dlsd his petition aI ainst them and
others, in the Court Of Common Pleas fof Cuyaho-
"a county, Ohio setting tOrth that thsre i1 due
him, the said Olsugh, upon two promissory %
the said Theodore r. enOWden dated May IS, 1855,
payable one three ne other iour years from Oats
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
nR. J. MOOONNELL's
THE GRNFENBERG FAMILl

q \
II MEDICINES are prepared under the immedi
| ate supervision Of SkiIlful Phyaioia1 and thsl
may be relied upon in all csssB. b .
The intelligence Of the community fg DOT inGultsd
By the oner OF single medicine Whieh Claims e
sist Of eleven different medioinesI Al uleQuAsdt II
the ouEs Of the diseases for which they are recon
mended. among which may be selected one gppropri
The dFssisnbsrg Vegetable Pms are better thar
any other kind Of Pills 10 the WOrldprioe 25 cents
The Grefenberg Uterine Uatholicon is an 1nfaln
BILE remedy for ell Female diseases-Prioe Sl,sO.
disease Of the kidneys, urinary difficulty IN maeg
This GTefepberg ssrsaPartlla e By Tar the moa
quick remedy for ali iseases of tie Sc
The GrBfanberg Pile Rsmedy never fails 70 parms
nentiy relieve this aistre sSinS disesss-pTice ST.
The GrBfenberg 0hildfen's Panacea tB an tnYAl1
able compound In an diseases incident 70 children
The Grafenbsrg Fever and Ag1e Remedy e Z SOY.
reign specific for this particular dileAssproe 6Oo
AL other salVes IN Its curative sects-Brioe Is ess
The GrRfenber ConsumptiFeis Balm EnOrds the
most astenishtng reliefin All pulmonary complaints
price y . bottle. (nH- An eminent Physician OF
Now York, States that be has known the Gresnberf
GonIumpttye's Balm used with gIeat InooesI i
Dropsy. Our oWa e1Bsrtsncs Gub1tAnttatss BIZ
The tGGTsisnbsrs Health Bftters are most pleasant
Ths Grsfenberg Eye Lotion ID unparalleled IN all
Inflammation or diseases OF the Egsprios % osnEIs
ma. II. b. KIEasLEY-Desr Sir: We feel It dutI
We owe to the public, % ststs that Marshall's o.
tholicon is a medicine iRValuabls for complaint,
classed under the head Of Female Diseases. WshaW
uBod your 9FBfBnberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 50 much 30, that were
the prics double, would have them. 10 ths thou
sands Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
We WoHld recommend the OathoIioon e 3 sure panA
ooa. II gives strength 70 the system and .enables
each Of the organs Of this body to porfOfm their ap
propriate functions. Mrs.lW. .OATHBF 2 7 b..
Mrs. n. E. WEEKS,
-l .H HisIG.BW0RHBT1ITs
Medina, March ], 1851. = =
= The above named Ladies' We are personally 20
duainted with, and know that for several yeers
while We lived In Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss ). has been 20 badly afflicted that it witt
dineulty she was able 70 stand upon her feet. aV
bottles Of Oatholioon entirely cured her Of her com
plAiRts. Ny wife received great beHeht from thii
medicine. We recommend Il 70 the Ladies' Of thiI
county - q safs and efficient remedy for The NAM
complaints they Ars subject 70.
, 2 --.-- JOHN rWUEKS,
Editor Oanheld Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
7R4HsET, bA0EUs 3 EoBL5, Attorne5I. y
dec q, IsSl:sT2 -...----,- ,--

DURS u ANT To AN ORDER U6
u tho Probate Court for Cuyshoga county, Ohio,
uotre is hereby given that the crsfitOrs Of - MARY
Mack who nave not proved their claims against her
before allowed sixty days from this dAts for
that purpose. AL claims not proved ct the expira
ton or that time win Let Be noticed In making
dividend. J B. gRAHHl5.
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan, ], 1852. --.f .a-- iAnl.76
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
5RptRDAG.

BOARDING HOUSE--F H 3
81 HOUSE, No. * Public Square, and ~ the
stone Church lone Of the Pleasantest looatohl IN
- "a sBoaFdB1Ii -Ta15if6s IishinF 70 fufniah
} 4 81 cja-f05ns eAll be- ASIab4stsd with largs
and eonYsniont rooms and bed-rooms and single
fGfio1S n Fualo1nbla tarnls ResaEgpcel Fivel and
FoGGiFo1, UtliRz5li bsWsBBARIT1s B
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
,MASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANr

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lul 70 the command ( . dscre'al order Of sals,
issued from the Court o. Common Pleas OF Cuyaho-
ga county, Ohio, at the suit q Daniel Btroetel
against Heinrich Baehr and others, t. me dTec ed,
shall expose for sae at public suction - he door
Of tse COutt House. ia the tty Of Cleveland in said
,ounIy on the lIh day Of February, Is5 !, $50 o.
CLOCK 2. n, the following described premises, 10
Wit: 81 ate the Otty Uf O 6veaEd, In tue county
Of ten lots 0s. 50 aud a and unded - fol e
llW sg nniHg st The inierseelion Of she east line
Of Cheshire street With the nnrtherly line OF Gadfn
t-eeG mence rih 50 West Il nR the eaBtsrig line
Of Jheshire stleet rty-iWO feet three and a half
inches 20 land s Ia to Mary a. kimball; thence
s 5,7,S5 ~ n 3ts - Ss q siss with cheshire StIest
aid Kimba ls land; thence south So west aEtE
feet 70 tie north line OF Garden street; thence
nth $50 wet slong the north line Of Gard strest
hundred nineteen feat 70 the pscs Of beginning
Appraised at SllO0 -sa r GEO g lNrYMAN,
p ( Hefs5,i fPI5sipt,rs Atty. A'iSE is5iis74 Iesa4r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-22
MEDICAL.

" - - - o0sl AADf LlE OA y nv
~ .9 t111 OURHD faT i-
Altar all othor Treatment Failsii
DR. A. GIBSON, 5'aa.e /
.S sSSdSz dosz. 3 sis e. IES6 1S6f s S 9n Ben
the aboYs named diseases. He Will psy the samt
ISs 6Ssd @ Fi ss ssa az s EsaSS SsS SI SsIsAa a &
ztSsT @aPS ;EssAE q IaseEioqs s.aay and sEp.ri,
noghoo g ne aniorsan.ts, that b has DlFi,0t5I
u shs Sbove and other - : - f'S''
PRIVATE DISEASES I
With All bad slsoes nrlntuK therafroln tnoIudinr
&c has succeeded In curing cases IN this ety some
Of whom mad expended hundreds Of doilAFs vita
ssliSyled phySoians, who Proe 70 treat lpFiTsts
Isait pGFtiols Of bsnsft ~ IT, 2 n i-'7
Df. GIBsoS does not bOAIt that he Is Z member q
Othsrs DO ior the puEposs Of snsnsrnE the ihoosnE
and who hold Dat great pSctStions never 70 Be rs
s1, that ks 4. asis to Ts sntirs SSsi5tioS IS
those VINO rsposo oonhdsnss IN hi5 ability and ntsT
of HoStmslt ThiaE 5hslsGsss any FhTIoiaa q Lon
aoa Or fAI anE pstent medicine . SqqAl ioE The
eoFAnesmsnts, both mental sId Dhy1ioal, aTiSln6
ifom sexual or 1eorot Abuae. i.rl Z o.. g..
GIna asS SS oVsl 81 6 ~ R5 ~ Rs
and AREt, the Agents uEed are inno respect dIagrB8
able be uses NO rslios Of the dark ages, gpoh e
no restrictions II diet or business d Third
" bis tTeatmsnt Il positive and certain In al oaaoa
he stands prepared to 60 Into any public or private
hospital In the United States and demonItrsts EEs
Immense superiority uf his ngW treatment over any
othsE nov known % the world n point Of prompt
ness, PsrmansneZ, nidnseI, saistj and oouIsniencl
Dr. GIBSON 9 peFmAnsntly located in OIsFslEnd,
and has during the paat two YeAu pariormed many
cures Of diseasos which had for years relistsd Al
other modes Of treatment Resroncs can b Rivan 70
individuals Of The hrSt resDectsbilitY IN OsVOaRd,
Boston, HeH York, and other oities 10 regard %
skill and integrity In all professional tran1aetonBs+
Dyupepaias RhuemAtisns bcrofuiA and al ehFonio
| diseases trested With superior HnooaaI.
~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the oountTT On
%. aTBssH's New work on PhyulOlOEY i0E lals
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of ElscfroyGtIy aNS Kedisiss,
~ Omoe No. Il7ontArlo street, up stairI, isW
soorH nom the Public Square -
omos hourH RON 9 2 u and fron 70 s'olook