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New YoRK, Jan. 10.-The rebel steamer
Alabama came within twelve hours Of being
captured E,st month. December 11th the
Alabama reached Desert Island, Bonquilla,
one Of the Lcewnrd Isles. where she coa1ed
&herc on the 14th
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were conveyed By the Benton, Lioncss, Queen
Of the West, Carondelet, Louisville, Mound
City, Baron DeKalb, Tyler, and several Of the
Mosquito fleet. The expedition moved Mt 8 a.
m. At * o'clock a fog set In SO dense That
the river banks could not be distinguished.
Hence the steamers returned to the mouth OF
the Yazoo.
The same day our troops were called in by
the Commanding General, and commenced
embarking on the original transports. On
Saturday at 10 n. H., as the troops were about
to move of, II rebel brigade appeared Mt Chick
asaw Bayou and fired into the transports, kill
ing two men and wounding several. The
Marmora, Tyler, Queen Of the West, and the
Chicago Mercantile Battery, Cthc latter land
ed for tile purpose> opened fire upon the reb-
els with shot and shell, and soon drove
them bowling back to their rifle pits, with
great slaughter.
On Saturday night the feet tied up at Mill
keu's Bend; and Sunday started northward,
leaving the Benton, Tyler, Monarch, Queen
of the West, Switzerland, Lancaster, Lioness,
and Sampson ut the mouth Of the Yazoo River
When forty miles below Napoleon, on the
| 7th, the whole feet rested, where 1t was. when
| our correspondent left.
Rumor has it Tint it Is going TO return.
Correspondents reprobatc the treatment re-
ceiycd from Gen. Sherman in the strongest
| terms. They say he arrested some without
cause, and threatened to use then, Us powder
and coal carriers, If caught within his lines.
| How they hare incurred his displeasure is un-
known. Even their letters were opened and
retained ut headquarters until called for.
All reports Of distractions on the riyer are
contradictcd. There was battery at Cypress
Bend, but since the capture Of the Blue Wing
nothing has been heard Of 1t.
CAIRO. Jan. 11.-By m arrival from the
mouth of the Yazoo to-day, VIC hare authcn-
tic accounts from Vieksburg. Sherman's re-
pulse Was complete. His entire force, under
direction Of Gen. McClernaud, re~embarkcd
on Saturday on Transports, closely pursued
By the rebels advance. Coming in range oi
the gunboats the rebels we're driven back
with severe loss, by the guns Of the fleet. The
entire feet and transports with troops on
board had reached Island No. s. ut
last accounts, and we're on their
wny to Napoleon. Nothing definite
uao 5et oecn aealo from bauhs anu faf1agat,
though rn1nors Of their advance were plenty
All agree that the attack on Vicksburg BY
Sherman was premature. Tho General him,
SELF evidently did not expect to meet the
force that he did, IS he remarked before de-
barking his troops, that twenty-fourr hour
af1er landing, he should be in Vicksburg. HI
| seems also to have failed to cooperate Will
the fleet, in the attack on the battery Al
Haines' Bluff, As lad been agreed upon. Tha
stronghold is vet uninfurcd. =.
Gen, Sherman is charged with hayine do
ta,nod tho steamers from coming up, IN o.de
to conceal his misfortune: to have opened
and read letters OF correspondents there, AM
to have suppressed some Of them. He MS,
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HATHAWAY'S ACADEMY.
112 CLARK STREET.

Instruction given for both sexes In III tue ess4fcs II
well Practical bqeineea education. Those who be.
ueve that intellectual ability IL valuable to aut
cessa business than the rnockcry OF msru copy
lit, can hero Ind faculties for tho Development Of
the cultivation bf the reasoung fscu}tses and fho da.
vetopxent Of seK reliant. Eeltsustanlnx, 1ndepend-
ssudcnts admitted at any time ln the day school Ok
ercnnE c!stscs. y. e. HATHAWAY A NJ
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Peter Goorcmau, Ssh OHIO. Tx.
Frank Scl1ct, knee.
!. D. sangle, 10Th Mo-, xsm.

II. ~. bangle, sYth mo-. KfM.
Sam Miller, t4th Ind, lce.
Sam. Sherman 10th Ohio, er1n
Lieut.. Rolston, 18th Ind, arm.
Ie"is KuEtly, 18th Ohio, thumb. :. j,
Lieut.. y. Ren, 10th Ohio, arm.
George Emory, 18th Ohio. arm.
-@.Nolangef, F. 18th ohio, arm
5sis Z ns5s'st hs:s:I, e sss3 S3 5h's, ssTs'':
Hugh Mclaughlin. 18th Ohio. leg. =
Rofenen Wells. 4th lows. side. -
Chhs: Rodenthrnler, 18th Iowa, leg, -
M. Ftnney. 1Gth Iowa, face.
II. Jackson, F, 18th Iowa, arm. r,
--~Sampsou. T, S1st Mo, thigh.
52nes Strong; I, 53ta Ind. shon,der. -.
Andsew Duncan: +, i6th Ohio, leg '''' !
En- H4ess aesssss Il IS 9sS oSio 5SS s
JOIN Fefrii +. :i Iii nd Id, head head. ~, .',:~.::
AonTs @ LngE, 51.;, f. 22d 4o., chin, =: : ::
Jaeoa E9ch 1871 10. foot: H..
]. Campbell. u Iowa, shoulder. -
John Bebola, 18th No: foot. =: '.~.' +.
s. 4; Dayif. e, 4th Iowa, arm. =, =
S. Skale. H, 9th Ind, leg -
J: {: Toik. +: 9Th Ill. iess - :
Lewis Levi r Miller, I: s1st No, head.
Thos. Carr: I, 18th No.. breast.
Henj. Harrison, e. soth No., leg. 70:
FarT HINT. 16ti Ohio. arm.
- Wilkinson, Fl, 5ith Ind, head.
Epll Wilson, .: 54th Indiana. thigh. >:
J. Walls, +, l6th Ohio. ies: To-
]. Joder, F, 18th Ohio. thigh.
Cbaa. skcntai. q. 50th Ohio foot. :"
5ss S HensoId, i 8. - ssth ,S; oS|o. s hand. ...
1oSn o!s Ha6ei! af & sh 81! 9ho 9o loot: 5eSs
John Mort, 5sth ohio. ls::. =,
Barney |t35u1 Knaes + Fl; 1s:h +, n t s!eu'aes.
I: :: fean, nais 4. 2 I'd 1Y;: g. :ss Finger.
Westfess: y g Fl 4 7sd 6sao, seq bruised.
Jacob From, k 81st No, shoulder.
Giien Gfs Tsia WsId|ne e e. s4sh III; ias5 9fs loot
Junus Logan, G, 51th Ind, hand. :; j..
F. r. Lawson: G, b,th Ind, arm. >.
% J%ohn FsrEill, :, 5ith Ind. confusion.
]. y, Strain, F. 81 Mo-. arm.
John Sullivan. D. 54th Ind. leg. ::
mi:s III g. HHsss: HsSttr 3 sfS r. 1ad. Ill., hsaa as@
8. 4. Kimhlehart, q, 4th Iowa. face.
n Ebright, E. 6sth Ohio, thigh
R::Eckere, 22d Ky:, ahonl!ler.
9P0s Il: ?s!Hs Msi'sf < 81! asth tu1:; fows leg.
K caspentsr a!s ). 3s.S sSSi No, te't loot.
Henry Aick M g git K 4q, arm.
| ~ MTo; Lyle, 3, =: - n.y. u'6n' :,
| ". r. Ebcr, s3d Y;
Lieut. barker, r, 2d Ky hand.
r; e. G!eme4s, 20 ky+> lang.
Thoe. Polk. +, ssd ky;. thigh.
JOHN LonfEhmer. y. 9th Ind. leg and head.
Geo. ksniy. 2,d Ky;. shoulder:
James Lahorn. y. I'd KY, shoulder.
Geo. Egucr; Il; 6eth kY.. breast. :. !,
| John scanlin, 3, 3lst Mo-, thigh.
n. J. Wilson. E, a1st Mo-, face. ~.
4. Enamorc. E. 31st No. arm.
Jos. G; Smith. E. 69th Ind. leg.
| Thor. Moorc.-
- kruh. Il, 18th OHIO. breast
| Mil! Konni9n, +, "a ~. thigh, 49,
?. Wright. Il; 10th Ohio. 1Acc aid leg.
John blnns, y. Gth Mo. thigh
T. Hartman: u 9th No., Shoulder.
F. MsCnn; D. 6ta .i re-. e. eye:
+; 2GnMe,me1; 5an = !: ~ ~ IL io & sne""es'- =.
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.WTANTED.--Bya young man who ;
wv has been in bank eix yes.s s!t1asaG1a ;saas q
Teller Casller IN some sore nr EhSfe G9Sr
Ettcn. Il willing to icara she c1T- AadTe1 1Hoxsfu
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ENCISE. TAN. November re-
- turns Of Manufactures. Railroad Easnlnss Cat
thereon advertisement tax additional returns Of pr
and Billiard Tables, ETC.. have been lnade by the 4
sss*or and psyrcat Of ths sans hereby forthwith.
amounts not paid within ten days from the dafe herr
Of wtll b collected with ten rer ceatuu additional.
All doing business subject to license, with
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pACKING HOUSE TO RENT-
4 AND F1XTG1,Es FOR sALE.-The Tank. FIX
lures. implements aud Machinery Of "a esfabsnct
Pork PacktuK House. n this city. uow IN opr.attHn-
and in good running order. nFe Dr sac low tpgrt,r
With the leaeH Of the prtntss, Of iii 6cHf.
of the Owner THIS e rare Opportunity for pefssn*
desfruns cf going trto the busfnrk4 mmedlate1y Al
drc*a. Parker 'ep q. Drawer Ea0T ia11 mi -.
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SECONDHAND SAFES:-Twn
~ small size at cost Ssu, -
Also, one OF IiI}fe'n, -
4: :sao-cost $1G5- F.w. PRATT. t3 Lasa'ie street.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC-
i T. c. CUTLER: CORN DOCTOR.
viii entctuauy curc Corns sad Dunfons w1tho,.
starttnE bleed o. causing pain soreness, lie vii
operate at Lily room. 1t the CITY Hotel or cali II a.v
part Of tie slty. ordors being efs to tat effect '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03

EAsTEEN THRoUGH, for Erie, BuIaio, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesyille, Gene
va Astabula and ConneautJ closes at A NJ.
EASTERN THROUGHs for New York only, closes at
EAsrERH THEoUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BOs-
ton, New York and artford closes at s:i5 2. NJ
AsIEEs y ~ i95 az points between Cleveland ana
WEsTERS THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago
and milwaukee,, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves at $40
WESTERN THROUsH, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P.
WESTERN Way for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. M.
6AEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and Eil intermediate
points, closes at 4:i0 p. nj.
OIEgINNAII WAY, for all points between Oevslsnd
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. IL, 0esves at 81
OrNCIEHATT FHROUgH, Tor Columbus, Day ton, New
arE and cincinnati, closes at 10 p NJ eayes at Sis
CiscISsITf FHHoUau, for Columbus, Cincinnati.
Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis Zanesyille and
Wheeling, closes at 40 P. NJ
PITTSBURGH THRoUgH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PITTsBURaH WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland,
Wellsyine and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washtng on, closes at 200 A N.
MAHONIHG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes st 10 P NJ Qeayes next =
ning.)
MEDTsA WAY, closes at AN
ROCzPORT, &C.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at y M.
BRE0Ksy1ILE, BKrH, &C, closes Tuesdays and Sat.
urdays, att A. Nj
SHARON CEEFER, Granger, North RoyaIton 30.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. M.
WARREHsVILLE, closes daily, 1870 A. NJ.
-nAsT CLEVELAHDan and Euclid, closes dailyia P. n
sag-BIall and Drop Letters are require By law u
be prepaid.
sTkI City Circulars are required to prepaid
~ 6aes1 OPEN fEonn 7.s0 A. N. to 7so P. 81. On
R. UOwLEs. P. N.
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PBOTE5aOh OF ELN0lIOFAIHI AID IIEDIUlHNl
Ohice-llS Seneca-St, c few doors irom Superior ~
stairs.
Once hoursfrom to Izsnd froia 10 O'Clock daily
Sundays exoepted.) frr
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ON CITY,
CAPTAIN J.E. TURNER
NORTHERN LTGHT.

HB-This Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
of longitude, passing through Lakes Erie, St Clair,
Huron and Superior, and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
st. Clair and St Marie with it, Thousand lsles pre-
ssnting the Tourist for Pleasure, Health in The
pursuit OF Scie &c, REAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
80 Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with of these Boats At Port SArna the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit
- Une Of the steamers, Sea Bird or Cleveland, will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City touching OF all intermediate ports
FOR FURTHER INFORMATIOH and all eDqui-
ries regard .ng Freight or PASSAGE, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
City Of Cleveland;
Il. GARRRTsOS & CO., for Meteor and ni-
HJSSEY q MoBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
3. P. BRADY & co., for Irsn City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland; -T .--- .-
WILLIAMS 3 90, for Northern Light, Illino and
JNO HUT6HIEs 4 CO.. for Traveller mar s:l5O
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A correspondents of the Richmond Sen
tinel, writing from the rebel army when it
was near Hsgerstown, says of the battle
Of Gettysburg, that they attempted al
most impOssibilities, they were too conf
dent, and therefore they failed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03

The Richmond Commercial report, of
July 2Sd, quotes Flour at S85 to $40 per
barrel; butter s. to $3.50 per pound; ;
coffee 81 to $3.50 per pound corn meal
$40 per bushel; hay IS to $40 per han
drsd5 molssses $500 to $3.50 per gallon
potatoes SO per bushel; salt 45 cents per
pound; sugar Sl,7O to 81 80 per pound );
whisky S2S to SIS per gallon, for corn,
$2S TO SS6 for rye.
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PO9T.0FEleF TIME.TABIE.
1853 sUMMER ARRANGKMKKF 1885
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Malls
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

Mails wiz DO opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
HS-Ai Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 445 AM Lao 4 f:55P N.
Eastern Mey arrives at 9.55 A. n.
cstern Through arrives at $50 A H., and 9.25 p. n.
Western Way arrives at 3 20 P. n.
SsnduslIy Way arrives At 9-25 A. NJ
Cincinnati through arrives at 9:45 A. N, Us p Il
do Way arrives al g.35 r. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At SIS P. NJ
do Way arrives at 30 A ii.
Mahoning Way arrives at 7-05 NJ.
medinsy Way arrives at 400 P. n
Rockport, &C. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdRys at u NJ.
BreoksViIls Bath, Ao. arrives Mondays and Fridays
st5P.M
sharon fenteI Granger. North Royalton, &c. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. M.
Warrensville arrives daily at lgl5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct 9 A. N.
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By the Author Of "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince
Wales, - 1.-THE Ghost Hunters p 40, 30.
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REApY.MARE eL0TRlNa.
THE POET ON a TRAIN; On,
Ths Romance Of the Railroad.

The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of 'sFair Inez," "The Prince d
Wales, 1.-THE Ghost Hunters, J" &o., &o.
CHAPTER YII--IN rHE SLEEPING Gan.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
We're then falling all around,
Aud the beautions stars Of evening
In the heavens did sbOunG.
DO We sped 'er hills an va ieyss
RIva'ing lightning in our hight,
y hiie our sleep'nV car was altered
Fer the comfort Of the night.
But was not very sleepy,
So sat up that N ght see
All the antics Of the lovers
Who sitting front Of me.
With my eyes half closed va,ched themt
And / couli not help but sm1s
As I saw them kiss and hugging
In very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
% her manly lovers breast,
While her brR, in lovers fashion
ROund her neck was tOndly pressed,
And soft words or love he uttered
In the maid MS listsni0g ear.
WOrls, though very interesting,
Stlll dare not let you hear.
But c5u d not let them rest so,
F0rWith them must have SD IT,
On their feet, as quick as thought.
Opthey jumped all In a hutter,
BOtn were shaking some with fear,
While sleeping, was quietly,
Or at least did 30 apear.
when they saw they were not injured
And that everything was right,
Town th-y sat, and then left them
Fer the la lance OF the night.
Soon to take a snoOze lay Gown,
And nothing more did know,
Till the trrin. arrived at Pittsburgh
And l w0le in the depot.
lTO Be CoE1INUED.l r4
nd We shall also continus 20 give Great Bargains
T. all who call At tsaR5 Isaac Union Hall, as We
have on hand the largest and most superb stock
Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
leveland, aud stock Of Spring snd Sumner Ready
dRde Clothing surpasses anything in the Stste. AZ
[ buy and sell tor cash Oaly, Wholesale and retail
purchasers will do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
oeAgencY Ior the Of Singer Celebrated SewinG
Machine5, StOrr'B AutOmRton Presgu1au, and
Strong 9 Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
N Corner Superior and Union-St1.
- Bock out Tor the GIANTS.
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lFrom the New York Herald.
THIRTEEETH Army CoRPs, I
NEAR JACKSON, MISS, July y, 1862. I

NEAR JACKSON, Miss, July y, 1862. (
t Yesterday company Of cavalry escort
ing foraging train learned from g negro
.ni where the extensive library of JEFF. Davis
was seoreted. They proceeded 10 the
house, and there found thousands Of vol
umes Of books several bushels Of private
and political papers of the arch-traitor,
-s written by traitors North and traitors
South. Some of these papers were brought
into camp, and served as novel literature
rs. for our officers and men.
. r In addition to these, several valuable
gold-hesded walking canes we're found,
one Of them presented to Davis by Frank
lin Pierce on another one was the in
scription, From Soldier to a Soldiers
- Friend"
~ --- In many of the letters the subject Of
secession was warmly discussed. Some
OF these letters date back as far as 1852.
Many Of the more prominent writers sc-
eept the separation of the North and the
South as a foregone conclusion, but only
disagree as to how and when it should be
done. Davis is alluded 10 as the political
Moses in this measure, and the illusions
to him would seem as if he was looked
upon in the light of a demi-god.
I send 70 the Herald such OF these letters
as / have been able to get possession Of
If the collection Of letters could be arrang-
ed and published, it would bring to light
the secret history Of secession, and hold
up to the world the deepest-laid treason
evor known on the face Of the earth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-03

c8-Will buy and sell Real Estate on Oommissioo,
Rent and Olleet Rents, &C. 1-E5
~ No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales OF EXehanges Actually Made.
Also Issues Policies AZ Lowest Psying Elstsa 10
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
L SALE OR EXCHANGE. ...a-
A very beautiful aud finely improver Farm Of l75
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
Trumbuil county, ohio.
Improved Farm Of 2O in Michigan, 70 exchange
for small Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland, and
will pay some cash. N9
A Cottage HOu-e and small Lot, No. l24 Laks-st-
No. "a. corner Of Garden and Hudson-ss. storeand
A. fine Residence aud lai ge Lot corner Of Lake-St.
and Case Avenue. For sale cheap or exchange
Lot 10 iii, sisdss Ailotneat, University Heights
Lot 6sx IS. s52S.
Grist MIN and thirty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House Well locG ed and good waser power
81 acres good Farming Land in BrecksVile about 40
acres rich river bottom. - per acre. part on time.
good House aud Los on HtospecI St near Erie-St.
A nice Brick uss and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle. on Frankliu-St. 81 go.
A small Frame House on Wheat-St $500.
A store House and Dwelling on Detroit-st. Very
Hoffman Black for sale cheeP-part on tine.
a very valuable Properly on Kinsnnal-St
A good House and Barn, acre Lot, on Kihsman-St.
l21f acres choice Fruit Land in East Cleveland
A good Farm Of $50 acres. 21S mixes IRON Medina;
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit; $50 D acre.
or will exchange for small Farm near the City,
Rouse ana lot OF RarEman street, loi Z1El0O II
~ franc house, barn, &C. el00O.
81 acres on Cuyahoga River, miles from city, As
acres good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
house and small barn, $50; viii exchange in part
for city property.
new Brick House and Barn on Detrsft-St, lot I25x
go, well improved, fruil, &C. S5,OJ0i $500 cash,
balance on or years time.
House and Lot on Hamilt0n-St., house 2 stories,
rooms; lot S3xi00. alHJO.
50 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit, II
story Rrick House. Barn, &C., in BreoksviIle, a.
500 viii exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
s- TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with I3 acres Of land
convenient to Street Railroad
JEO. G. JENNINGS,
inIyI6 Atwafer Building, loot of superior-st
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,SI8IISggS S{lI8sI SIS
sYssIlISg2N;S
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpeRmatOrrhes, elect, 60, and
IMPOFEECE CUR Ed,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS

DIR. A. GIBSON.
Eormerly of New York City, will pay One HundreA
above named diseases. He El pay the same sgn ioI
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases With equal euooass.
After mauy years Of labOrious study and experenoe,
Dr.. GIBSON Is happy in being able 20 aunOuuco 10
the unfortunate, that he has perfected system Of
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
Of tns 9boye and also al CONTAGIOUS diseases o. the
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PR0sTRATION.
he has succeeded in curing cases In this city some Of
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
maledies with success, and without receiving the
Or. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never to be re-
allied. Butwhat Dr. G. might boast Of is this that be
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
be has perfected sn American system Of treatment
OF any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical care
of8sminEl weakness and all diseasesor dsrans sements
both mental and physical arising from sexual or Sc
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet dscOVered
and drst, tho agents used are in no respect disagree
able he uses reics Of the dark ages such Mer-
curry, nor any other deleteriOus drug secondly no
restrictions in diet business Is required Thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain IN all esses BE
stands prepared to go into any public or private hos-
pita in the United States and demonstrate the I'M
superiority of his treatment over other
now known to the world in point Of promDtnesg per-
mRnsney n'ldness, safetY and oonyenence to thepa-
tient.
Or. GlB5Vn ig permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
eures diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes OF treatment. Reference be given to indi-
yduals Of the hrst re5Pectabity In Olsvelane Bos:
ton, New York and other cities in regard 70 skill and
Integrity In all professional transactions. Dyspepsia,
Rhsumatsm, Scrsfula and al chronic discsses treat-
ed with superior success.
49, Medicine sent to an7 OF the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBs0F's New Work Fhysiolosy for sale ai
DR. GEBsON,
PROFESSOR OF ELEOTROPATHT AND hIEDIoIHH,
Ohice-lls Seneoa-St., few doors irom Superior uB
Itairs- . 4s-,.. 49,. -,-,-, .,,
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DENTISTRY. =.
sINGIETOOTHS .OO!

--- a AsEAAAOAAAl IABLag -F-A-f-f 4
upon VuIcanised Rubber Base, With our mode Of m
aarng, ie pronounced BY all to be the most ie-Iike
and useful in Rating, Speaking and Singing. They
can bo htted over any remaining roots without giving
pain, and warranted TO t for less than half our for
mar prizes. Exparence has brought the Practice o.
our profession to so high degree Of perfection that
pftial or entirs sets can be made without the least
nconvenieucss the patients, and undsfinguilhabls
nom Natural Teeth, for so, el5 and so 3 set.
- Established over ten years, corner Ontario-St
and Public Square, (south side.)
oSp HALLIWELL 4 DANIELS,
DontiEtg.
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IKE sVPERIOR STEAMERS.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
1RAYELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON OITY NORTH
EBh LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season,
on the following daVa
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"a acres two miles from the City, about 20 rods from
Euclid-St, on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn well stocked with hruit Of all
kinds. Price Sj,gO0. Terms to suit purchaser.
lOk acres, ~ miles from the City; first OF from Eu-
clid-St. Price 5000. Terms easy.
30 acres in Brecksvie; IS myr0ved, balance
choioe timber land. s25 per acre. Terms easy
90 acres in Boston 40 acres improved. Good House
and Barn Price SD per acra- Terms easy
rs acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 acres
imrroved- Good two-story House and two Barns.
Price s51OO.
80 acyes in NeWburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. S5O09.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo ard miles rom Wau-
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pIai-
ne and balance timber land. New HOuBo and
Barn and good Fruit t2O per acre, Terms easy.