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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT,
yICE-PRESIDENT,

JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GENERAL COMMISSION Il AUCTION BU.
SIN ESS.
WE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the many favors he
has received, would respectfully ask a continuance of
the patronage Of his friends aud customers and piedops
renewed diligence To any business entrusted to him.
He would give special attention, at thus tim, to the hir
ing OF negroes renting OF houses &c &C. and fatters
hinsef that he would give general satisfaction as his
terms will be reasonable - $3.50
JAMES NJ. TowLES.
General Agent and AuctiOneer.
haieigh ~ Op bec. ~" 1871. 109--
FILES, FISTULA, TUM0RS, &C., &c.
nR J. A CLOPTON, of Huntsville Ala treats with
~ perfect success Hemorrhoids, FfstuIa, Vene.
real Diseases, SpermatOrrhGa, &c. He has
treated an old Governor of the State the Oldest Physician
OF Montgomery, several Physicians in Mobile; several
members Of the Legislature, and Others of South
Virginia. Tennessee and Mississippi The patient is nu
euntned to his bed Testimonials Of the bobes
character forwarded to any that may wish Them
Office in Huntsville, Alabama his native town immed
atey ON the Memphis and Charleston Railr, ad
ihree cent stamp must accompany all communications
Address J. A. CLOPTON, NJ. d.
Huntsville Ala.
March ], lS6l- '-' 2T--if
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Since June lst 1861, have published Of the above
tracts five million Of pages over half OF which we
have given away mostly he soldiers and the other
sold at about the cost of getting them out OQ pages for
one dollar; Come jesus Call to Prayer, Your Soulls
Ii Safe cerrs each which Is cheap heretofore
got them from the North Hymns for the Camp 10, l21
and Is cents copy. -
Each publication approved BY all the Pastors Of this
City. w. J. W. CkonDbh,
Raeigh N c. -se,,..- s,.-.. agent
PSI also have supply Of the Pocket Testament
printed at Nashville, Tenn. = -. - -
= March z 1852. 80 t-,s-.z.T fo-~u
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ORGANIZED on THE 10th OF NAY, 1851
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First Permanent Congress

ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Of Georgia.
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TTAe Psr6eouliuna IN Raat TenaoasoO.

re fsrseouriona in Raut TsnnoasoO.
AsorrsspOnaent writing from sOnsr-
sos Kyg says;
Lasl evening, end this morning, We have
had pleasant excitement IN cur camp in
Nslcoming tennessee refugees. Seventy.
th@se came n, having Travelled BY night
throurh the mountains. Driven from their
hohos b The tyranny which prevails In
thsir STATE, they come to join those who
have promised 10 redeem their hresides
from the pollution Of the Opprossor. u is
most painful 10 listen 10 their stories. The
coHscFiption has bsen going on in East
Tennessee forcins brave men into the ser.
vice Of cause which they hate, and Of men
for Whon their only prayers are curses.
Tbs greater part Of them had only time 10
bid 3 hurried goodbye 10 their families
and leaving ithem under the UhadoFs Of
untold perils, 20 hy 10 the woods, One
man had lain hidden fer siL weeks, few
miles from his own house, waiting till the
blOodhounds should leave him free 10 es-
cape. During that tine he saw his home
bul twice.
Several had been imprisoned, and used
The hrst hours Of their freedom In fight
70 seek revenge under the old hag. They
cane hy mountain passes, following the
Eashs which they knew, and then the North
Star. In their night marches not 9 word
vas spoken. Their hands on their knives
shd pistols, they came On, prepared to die
rather than 70 surrender They tell Us
that Il We can reach Tennessee with arms,
four, ffths Of the male population will
a0ok 10 cur STANDARD. They promise us
such q reception ss only can be given by
brave hearts long crushed beneath super.
ior force 10 those Who bring them resono.
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REV VERS kNB- KNIVES.

LR KNIEEA,-A Inc ags0rtmUut Of R1EulqiIz
Flst0lfi a1ch e gcltg new moddel Baoon B. RidHfG
Alle1 : NeolocfiE, ehErpls, Spies, kz,tth q Wis.,
E1n'a, l1rHB and glnhll, With various oshor kinda
tuat rscslVet and or sale ohaas at
eun stors, Ius SUPERIOR 5irsSt' disTsissa,
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THH LATEST AND FUEEIEsT PATEHT-We
havs been told Of a curious invention which
Will be shown st the Great Exhibition of
1862. By is means g man may turn himself
inside out and a woman too-nOt exactly in
the full meaning the words would convey,
but partially. Tho inventor is Garcia, not
the S,snisrd who turned the tables against
Hamburg and Baden prOprietors but scien-
tifc Frenchman, who has been practlcng the
simple performance in which many ladies
spend much time without equally valuable
IA rssults-namely, standing before the mirror
for q considerable portion Of the day. When
he had done that to ais satisfaction, and knew
-,s ever pimple and hRir to his hearts content,
be wanted to look inside, or, as We say, turn
himself inside out-so, being Of hugely in
Vsntivs character, be got the looking glass
down his throat a considerable distance, and
then by means Of light, in way which will
be easily understood ny all our readers, OF
-l course be cast q reflection inside himself, 80
powerful that it was sent back TO an outer
reflector, showing the whole hiyh-pressure
machinery of mantle wheels cranks, cogs,
and &c forth, going on. he tainted from
pleasure and astOnishment at the discovery
on the first application thereof, and declares
it 70 The world that this invention, 50 costly to
science in one sense, be will produce at the
most nominal figure, so that it will be within
the reach of ell. Where will this discovery
stoD2 Ofcourss every ladywill possess one, and
the response to her lover when he POI ped the
question will not be as we are told is the case
in high life at present -"HoW much hast
thou, AlonEo, per aunum 2" but "Alonzo
opsn thy mouth thst may insert the mirror
Garcia, and look down into thy heart to see
iiit is black or spotleas." Here are disc0v-
cries indeed awaiting US How many Will
freely submit to the inspection Court Jour
nal
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IIEGAk h0TIcESMI

AT TIERS So 81 IE,s--pU pURsUsHr
.LNA 20 sac oonnn1f cl.a eeoretalp-DSF d ssls
lfca tbs couFt 81 Common plsaI nf Cuyahoqa eoun-
ys - ne guis % e0louP Pra1tiuI md CbaanoaT
Pren.i1l agaiEyl Ihonlas love sdd others, 10 ne
directed, shall expose for sails at public auetf1n AZ
me aooE q ths gourt H21se q the Lity q ulsys-
O'Clock P. n the following described PARCELS of
lanq situate "a the township ol kast Olsgednd,
county o. Uuya hoga. and ntats o. Ohi0, 10 Eits
Parcel NO. oneI-Psrt OF lot No. three huhdred
end si1ly nine, ooundsd as lolloss Beginning Ct
$. Martin By deed TecoIdad IN bOok q, PAGE s72of
the records Of C1yahoga tounty, shsncs- norfhsrig
along Gh0 lot lnaf To thn canfre Of the Sc Clair
road thence ealter alons ths centre q said read
line and extending 20 the southfrly i10 Of land 90
bought Of George q MaFtins shall includs I've
ncrag Of Land; th6nc3 sOuLherly parallel With the
lrst line 20 said Bouth5riy line thsnca uessarlv
aioog said eily line to the plaos Of besinnins.
Fsrosi No. fEo.-Part Of lot 80. fhFts hundred
ane sixty nine bounded as follows begnnEg at q
north-osst corner OF May loves land 90 aatons IL
lho centre OF tue road, thence west on Mar aoWs8
north line tWrnty Btx chains and foTly links 20 the
vest line Of lot; thence soutn on Wlat lu8 of iot
three chains aud agTsnty-nins links % stone;
chains and iorE7 LINKS the east line Of loti th0nce
north on the cast Inns three chains and nine
links 70 place q baginnins, containing ten ares of
land. Alao another peca Of land belnr Part Of said
ioiioEs on the oast aDd west b the loo hnsa, on
the north b. the BOuthCFly line of the too acrts
above described, and sOutherlT b. q ITna POI allel
With said last named line, ami Tar enough sruthary
therolrom % INCLUDE acres o. land, the same
more q less, put subject 20 ~ leg9i h,shEays--
Appraised 81 $500. NHHE g. ABBEY,
Master Oomni1aioler.
i, PBEHTIas, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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1esrFeaP0aaaal Vritlns from s0n0r-
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RTotEssoF ef Elsstr0pGtAy aJs6 NedisiNs,
sS- Once No. 1170ntaTio street. a. HtaiFI isH
Doors from tho Public Square. o. y 81
Once hours nom ITO IL EHd hom : 20 slol66k
pliiT. fEuBdnEB eInaptFdA rr auHa
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BOARDING.

D0ARDINGi .H0UsE--ERE.
IL H9oeE, Ho. q Pes.ie .ssaaEs, snd ay-ils-
Ihs cltY-hnI ben thurouf6lI raTllred, and tsindl
Jsn ior Boa7darU q IauIii IN IiIina % flTui7t
fhelf oNn Rooms san b ecoonI1oaf "a WITH IaI1l
.n1d couEentent MONS and bsd-rod nai nd "a, III
BoardBr1 and 01y EoaTfs'1 m 'snd roe.l 1cs.i1I
dation1 q fo1lolabla tsTna.t R6lsna1o6I gis0iaaf
Elaulrocs 1l l10ssleailr ssgf q NJ B08n111s1
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

nRIED FRUITS-RAsPBKRRIEs,
IL Plums, Peaches and Apples az
WALSH 4 EYANS',
Successor 20 KeyHer = Pery,
ttntarto EtreeA
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M ASTEh'S SAbI9.zsRURsU UANT
lyL - the c0nzs-d 4 dlcr8ssI order OF rsIa IA
suau from thf Count IS CoInnen Plass Il CaYahnga
county, Ohio, a. the suit OF LsWis Mue Ter aeain1f
George W 9amisGa and oiherl, 10 u. directed, i
suall expose 70 saie, 81 puai ari1 at the toor q
toe Ooort house, IN ia eltf OF Clevelanf, IN sail
t. n the ilfh day Febroafy 1852 a t7 %
cieck p. M.s tbs f1llcwing fsuEiaon premises, to
wit: hitute IN the iOEnEnip Of Edst CeYr Land be-
aso IN The co1ttI Of Gus ah Sd u tdaooI nsrticut
Wta'ern Reserge, m % etatatf Ihsl, and "a known
- ~ 5i vision lot numb far a. cf J. o DeWle8i
pat Of lend . 1Oriei ,sl lets ernefed (3lsl thTea
nuudred and fOffy Figi and hree hurdro1 and Ef.
" C5e) q ntar il zen and 100 lo 5-o0l acres a
I and and bounded ss iollovs; nolth ~ tne Lake
shore Rairoad; south By th5 81 tlli. aoad sost b
see l9L i-unlotr ~ alsl 9sea . o 2-ea1 =. g n
sama more OF lies, but sutiec1t1 all efl highUays
Appraised a. 4l71l aEt. = lH nAa,
H D. BcaEia. 1r|rr Comm
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Z. Rasz7,Ens, glalutiuTs Aiiofas1. 1ss

GHANOBRY SALE -F URsUANT
~ 70 the command Of 3 docretnl order of sac
rom tha Circuit OOurt Of the United States for the
Northern Distrtet q Ohle s. the anlt Of Charlotte
Herendeen against gssEgs q. 8humWny and others,
70 ms directsd shal e1po58 f0f sale ut plbllG
tl0n at the door ef the f5dersl Court Building IN
the city Of Clvelsnc, the fourteenth day Of feb
Tuary, ls6z At thrss O'Clock p n the folioEiag de-
scribed rea. estate situate In tha t3Wnship 0f uu
son, IN the eounfy 81 Gegugay and 5tste Of Jhios
known bT the north past Of lot 30, enc lrsct No;
tWo and south part Of l1t no. four e1t division o.
tract 30. one and b0u1dsd 1iloWBs Beginning IN
The ceDtre q tee state road leading from CnaruOn
EQuaTs TO Rave n8 e the northeast corner OF 3
piece Of land in los No. one trRrf No tW0i formerly
owned By MehiIsbla heWcomb. and since By RaiEa
spencer thence West feriy-f0uE chaiuB ana forty.
eight linEB to stake and stones in the west line Of
lot No. one, Eract NO lWo; tn nee uorth tairIesn
chains and eighty insg 70 stake and stones at lhe
noftn-West corner Of LIT No one, tract NO, tEoi
thence WeBs one chain and seventy seven H1ksi
thonCe north thirteen chains and twenty Ave hnss
20 stake and stones; t1eucs east forty-tWo chains
aUd eigbty-a8Vsn links 10 the centre OF the stats
road; thence B0ath 65f9r-east tTsntF-seTed chains
and torty-aiz nKs . the place Of BEGINNING cen
taiuing one huutIod and Gigu1een and 70i01 acres
sixty acI Of which ID IN Iot one, tract two and
hftYeight 10 20 acres IN south part Of lot four in
east diEision Of tract one, as per George cmith's
1u Fsyi made 0otoberT 1856 being th9. anne land
convey ed 10 George Y. 6humWay d Aelsoh Peek
and Hifs. APPRAISED 81 s.. 800 u - :
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.

MORE OFTHOSB BEAUTIFUL
ltI PhOtographic Book MARKS for the HolIidsys,
IusI 1eceiVed by 4. A. PALMER,
Corner Erie ana Prospect streets.
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SALE-pURSUANT

M fASTER'5 5SALE-PURSUANT
w 70 ne CONN ane q leqiell ollr Of sale IS
ll-l l.tal tre = lrt OF lo1fla1 fse11 of guJ hora
re.-lli rl-ai =. lla JUS g aNll1 z" tturuY and
9tltl > e-ii.liis4 iotlpu y al1 su4 tc d
t-elfel 7lail e 4lae 70 atll e. .lction az the
u = Re -euft lloliai 90 t1e l| IeTolHnd, n
SAID COZ lty N tie tlgt Z 81 of Issf affFo
p lfl-et H. m t-ilQfIilg deer "Tdmlses, 70
Wit: eituatH IN the & Wnship cf 1Ie7eIana feiu7 .
numoer seven 10 the twelfth Iaug8 a founshir7 N
tae ConneeticIt Nase-n Be7ir anc - are Of Ohio,
bging elao IN she couuty Of Cuyahaaa ad dercTibsd
a folloWl; Bsipg an iotr numhtr II anfY-eishtand
tif1 ly-1ihe l2i 3 ~ u ms lu1 lil1Iah y james
q. HG1s o ths igil1i tea acre numbtr thirty
loFe1 (ll) IL fld t0a lIlp. and uCW within the CtT
ol Gle7eiad, ohio, reference FOR raIt culars 70
sze and o1ndarss of ths-laa5- be eby cootracifd.
'ing nste 10 the 8drgeY and rist a. rfd 5nbdiVis
on, ftcofdec Ia tn once g Ihe Hn1crdsr Of said
county, n voluno tF0 OF Msps Al Sub. VISIONS,
paFe fdlrtT-thfoa. GE0 H WHMAh.
Hiliausou 4 BID ilo, NIHtlF onmir. I
PiintiA AttorhegS- jan1t575. =
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAKT
1tB 20 the command . decrsfai order rf stle,
Issued f on the Court o. Common Plela Of Gus EhO
g county, Ohin, at the suit e DAnsel HtrCefei
agEinst Hfinrich bashr and oihs-6. 1, me dice ed
shall peso Tor sale At pubfc aucticn g he door
Of COuie HOusH. ia he ifT of o 6Eeiand in
-OunsY On TIE lth day Of FsnFuarF, ls6'. T~o o.
clUek z. n, tlo lowing described premises, 10
wiz . raIa The urty OF Q eYeiald II tis coLDty
q ~ ahos "a and state o. q bin, md ktfoWn at
I " t- unlug Il ihs iuiersUcti OF iha east line
OF Chcsh etNtth the urrthe y line Ol caldsn
.treel; tfeuue rh 81 vest 81 ~ the etgtsrlF Inc
OF che L re street rty Two iest thres and half
inches q land Ia 20 Mary a. kiuiball; thence
north SO est Gt right angles with cheshire stTest
one h1indl cd Eteo leet IVA tnC hes corner OF
sid kimba ls landi thence south 80 west siEtrssv
ca ieet . O. north line Of Hsrden street; thsuce
rth e59 Eesi along the north line Of Gard strsei
o. hundred nineteen iett to the plscs Of b. ginning
ApDraised at Sll00 GEO q sFNMAH,
Is. Il BeaFfi, Master CommF.
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r. ADp1Al-ll = II. IHEfE.NRY g ABBkY.
Master Oommissioner 10 Chancery.
lIgg. kolir for Comnpt. iRufO974

p. thkh rs, k0I 70 NoLnpI - la1Iysl9
VUHN SWEENY AZ hereby
u notified that on the sth day Of yanuasy, 1863.
ari9h sweeny hlsd pstition iq the Court ot Sorn-
mon Pleas Of Guy. hi "a countY, Ohio, tor 9 diVOite
from hil, ard that said pl titiou lalisdgEs PIE
ground for divorce. thai said John sweeney Is
now Imprisoned In the PeultentiaFy Tor the CRIME
Il burgIarY, q which ne was convicted Il the f5b
m ~ tsru 1861, Of the OoLrt q Common Pleas Of
said county and that said Cause Wl Be- heard at the
next Term Of said Court. L. PkENTlsS,
inuqsI5 7 Inal .r AftcFn6T.
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RnASpER' 3 3 SAhE.-PURSU. A
M ANT to the command Of dscrstal order of
ss.e nom the Court Of Common Pleas OF OnyahOga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and mahOnina
Railroad Company against laaec l.. heW1t
and otherz 20 directed, shall eLpcae for sale o.
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, II
the C5F of Cleveland, the thirtgt dsY Of Jan
uarys l562 at thres O'Clock p, a the following dt-
5cffbsd parcels Of land, situate l The City OF OeVe
land county Of Ouyahoga, AID State Of Ohio, and
known BY being part Of HsWfsts sub ubdvi5ion Of the
50 cGllsd erEn property IN said City Of Cleveland
PsTosI No. L Lot No. hflosn Of said subdivision
APPRAISED s. 6f356. u
Parcel No. Lot No. GiEtseu Of said s1bdfTiE'
lon. Appraised st Sl9SS.
+. PsFosiEO, 8 Lot 90. ssTsatssn Of said subdfTis
Parssl 10: =. Let No eighteen Of said sObdiTiI'
ion. Appraised at s 9-3
! Parssi 80 s Tho westerly BErt Of los NJ. nins
of said sebdiviaion, bounded nortusIB, aogin-
cry aist westerly By thaiVl liAsas aud sssLeTiY b
Tia anrre line Of brich Wall nearly parallel viii
4arNFih ssfeat and shout f0r -sasen iet distan
3outhes. terly tsgrelrem. AEFrGised ~ fz366
Parcel NO 8 The bBrarig psrt Of lot ttO, nine
tseu uf said suEdiFiHiUn bounded ngrGkf rlI castor
Is AID soRthofiy b. tie lot hneE and WESTERLY b.
tha CcHrre line y tFicH tsl rly psrsliti viii
MhrEIn stlget ana shout tortE "a ven teet distant
sguthel.sferN tlrr rraf-am. ptfaited a. t9g3
HEkRH e, ARREh, Master COmzn'E
RAHEEEi BAolIgs . AoBLEi AttorhsEa.
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT

M ASTEH'S SA L E.-PURSUANT
lll to the comnand Of = dseretal order Of sals
nom the Court Of 0cul1icz Pleas 81 Cuy ahoF8
County, at the euit Of Z b hufthi1rian ncafnst
Sergeant CurTiar aud Others, 70 me dIrectad Hhsu
expose for sale AZ publc suction. 7t l5 do0l ol tho
18th day Of fohrulryi 1852, ST u ociock1 A. tbs
following described prsnlisus Siuate in The town
ship Of kast Cleveland, in the state e Ohio, and
which Is also in the County Of -OuTahgEa, and is
known By being Tart Of lot No a. In sald township
(f0rmerly in Euclid, and bounded follows; Com
leading f-om Cleveland 10 Wtlloughhy, which bears
north SO east 50 links from the n =. Ct the
house formerly occupied By Dssire Currier, and at
the sOuheasterly corner Of "a formerly owned bv
Rodney Strong 10 said LET No "A; thence soush 81
vest, chains and % isnks 10 ssakei thence north
sa-tsIly from larTs Eickorg tee; thenca north
So east tgc chains an dlts links to stake thence
south 50 east al0u ar-a Carriers south westerly
iue, l6 chsiua 20 he p.aceff ac ming, oontaininE
iour acres Of land, snd are the 6lIne premises
Yeyed 1T DIS re Carrier @ rstant CuErier By deed
Ords b the same more o. lees, but subject to all
loRfl 4 highWaVe. Appraised Ht $3.50
Also. pursuant 10 the command Of tbs above order.
Of sale, &c the suit of the same, 20 directed,
shall expOss for sale p1bic auction, at the Flour
ing Mil Of s. Currier and son, in Clllamer, CrJaP
o c'ock, P n, the following personal propsrts.
ne Boiler, cue Engine and an the machfnery AID
hNtures connected tlefeE1ths Two runs cf gtoLCs
with bolts e'eFatorg ard rearinE, m mfcn inerF and
n1tures connected herewith; ons sm ut- Mil with
all the fixtures counsCte1 therGWiih. being All Tia
Sou, in Collamer also, enc IToa SAFE and cne set Of
Mil Trucks LEWIS M. EURD.
81 altar lcInlliFEionsr
l. PsEETIss. Plinis Ati'y- ianIs.isss s75
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The stats OF Ohio, IN Courf O Common Pleas
Cuyahogs County said county.
Mary 4. King. Plaintiff,


Mlllfam a. Alag lEteEuAuA
The efandant viii take notica thot on the sfb
day Of November, A. ID 1851, the Plaintil alsd her
potitlon for Divorce IN the Clerks once Of said
Court, charging said deiendant with hebitual
drum eL trcmo cruelty and grosl neglect Of
duty aud praying for Dissolution Of the maEriare
contract snd custody o. children. Alid causB wit
tions VIII b taken n said case by the paintfh at
the oce o Mills Goshorn in the city Of Cincinns-
Arg, A D 1861, between the hours Of 3 A. n and p
H., and continue rom day 70 day until said deposit
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7sa~,-u---.-rr Al from persons who pro publicly
.ide, and Who would noe ine1e
fhSs ll5l5aslis without Thorough eonfietieD
uT On ARID NJ J. @ AVER,
PrsofIssl 07d AnalytiEzl Ghsniist, Lowell, Aasl-
- ~ -1n 81 CIV. OZARK, ald b Ell Druggists and
A--- ti Tesisr5 In lledcr5 where :. H.. Il.
El1II 1 sEEGoH o. .cE
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DURSUANTTO AN ORDER UF
II tho Probate Court for CuYahoRa county. q ri1,
nOtifs Is hereby given thar The crefltorg 81 a. E
Mack VINO have not proyed their clainl3 e
before me Rfs allowed sixty dsi fIom thie cI
that purposs. an claims net proved 1t the
tion Of that time will rot be noticed in d lg 8
dividend. J b. GkAhElS,
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
Jan. ], 1852 ianl:376
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
MACHINISTS.
NHOMAs MANNING.
"a OHINlSF 3 EN0INFNR

And Manufacturer Of
STRAIN EHGInEe 4 MACHINERY OF HFERY
Description. Also-Jaok Screws, Bolts for Bridg.
So and other uses, Iron Grating and BLACKSMITH.
ing Generally. sHOR-Hea. 8 HeWitt'E Block
ksS-J6b5Ins and BsDSirinE prsnptly Attsnded &C..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
MEDICAL


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t.Es Haadred DsIleTs .fT5HnahsIlI
SEMINAL WEAKNHSe,
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~ r1 l.si-sI GDRAD,
Altsr eli Othas Treatment FallsH
\ 80 DR.. A. GIBSON, .g
Fofnsrlg q New YoEk CITY ,will laY one Hun.
the above nAngd di.oases, 10 VIII Pay The BAI9s
sun ior tho proof that any other fhFsiciEn iR
Tho United s'otes treats ths 1ams diseaH'a with
After many EssEs q laeOrioqs sTuag Ena sEBsri.
AOunoe 2 the uHleftuH1te, that hs has PaTisotSl
-. - 81 LEIY AND PEEdAEEE4 OURH
Il shs ABOVE aud other TaU m
PRIVATE DISEASES
win eli bad ensotI Arlaing thergirom, including
sDEBiAdFK Oh AEnFOOB PHOSTRAT1Oh.
q s Eso aao SsS ssHd saSSi @ y y o Az VIE Ss
ssltsyled phyHieians. who ProgIl . treat private
mElsdies with success, and without receiving the
DF. GIBBo6 does not boat that hs Is I nsniber Of
toms Ooliago Ia London OF PariI, q parhaps soma
OthsrE do pr tbs purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hcla out great tons u9Ver 10 bo re
AliBOd. Bnt what Or; GIBSON miEht boast Of e
thiE, that he Il able % give entire sltsiaoton 20
thOGs who Tep0se confidence IN bis ability and intog
ny, and that 10 has perisatsd American sygtem
aOn or PADS pI any gStsnt 70 Sggs loE the
Fadcsl curs Of seminal He2kno1h and all diseases or
tsfAnEoneltl. both mentel a1ia Ehyaical' arising
irUm sexual Or tosrsf abuss. -. -.r.--
DT. GIBB0h also clainlS lor hiIneW tFaatnenf the
lOiOWiHR advantages oTar Gi others yet diHooVsred
and first the agents ussd arc IN no respect dl1aree
able; he usee no relics Of the dark ages, such ~
Mercury nOE any other 0eieteriOus drug: Secondly
no restrictions IN dot business "a required; Third,
" hia treatment u Rosltgs and certain ~ al cal.
Hs stands prepared 20 20 into any pubic private
hOBpitSi IN tho Qnit0d BtAte8 and damongtTHte the
immense Eupoff0rity Of hil new treatment OFsf any
othsr nov known 70 the world In point Of prompt
uess, psrmAnsncT, mildnsgsi safety and ooHTsisnos
70 t6e patient. .Et E
DE-. aIBsOH q permanently located Ia OlsFslaud,
and has durinf th5 psat two yeaIl performed many
odEsg Of oiIs1la1 which had for yoarI ro8eted ell
Othor noda1 of treatment RGerence can Be given 70
individuals Of the nr5t reGgeotabiliy IN Cleveland
boston, HeW YORK, and othar oitias 10 regard 50
Gkil and integrity In oil professional iiona
DyHpepsia, Bhuemstisms 9crofula and AL bhFOaiO
diseases treated with superior suo0e5a.
81 ID bedicine g0nt 70 any RsFt OF tho 0giBtgT On
rsOsiBt ot ten-doliATE.
Dr, eIBsoR's Kew Wnrk OD PhyllsiOEy IoS Sals
81 hN eg5ee. .- -H
DR.. GIBSON,
PFotessoF ef Elestr0pGfAy as8 MsdisiNs,
sl1- Onics No. III Ontario ltFsst, a. Hsaira igE
doors nom tho Public SQUARE. -,-
Once hours nom 3to II and roD 70 oiolo6t
p1itTs fsuBdaEB e1oaptEda .rrI auEs