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Hospital Stores, Miss WOleott, Hammond
Hospital, Point Lookout, Nd, care Of
Christian Commission, No. n Baltimore
street. Baltimore, Nd" Please also to
write to me by mail when they leave
Cleveland, giving list Of the articles
sent. The officers of the Commission are
G. S. Griffith, Chairman, Geo. P. Hays,
Treasurer, ]. N. NJ JiltOn, Secretary
Send as freight by all means, if you can
do so with economy and any degree Of
promptness. To suggest caution in
the packing is doubtless superhuous,
yet our matron tells some sad stories of
broken bottles and wasted wine.
After all, my letter is not brief, for my
excited sympathy will speak. Hoping to
hear from you again, am, with grateful
acknowledgment,
Yours truly,
ELLA s. WOLCOTT.
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A FR1FNp TE ErrD-TRY

FRIEND IN EEED-TBY IT.
Dr.. sEeet's IEFALLIBLEL LIHIMEET is prepare
Iron the recipe OF Dr. stsphen Sweet Of Oonnectieut
the great boss setter and has besn Used In his prso
tios for the last twenty Yeas With the most astonish
ing success. As an sxtorna remedy It - without
rival, and viii alleviate Dsin more speedily than any
other preparation. For AL Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders Il s truly tnfallbisi and curative foI
kore5, wounds, spratna, bruiaca, Gcs its soothing
healing and powerful gthening prOpensities, eE
cite the Just wonder and astonishment Of all who have
given Il trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed By Il within the last
two years, attest 20 this fact. Strong Armstrong
AGENTS for fHzyniand denf0nlfaoudsvr. Ft26
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Owing TO the extraordinary rise in the
price Of printing paper and all other ma
terials used in the composition Of news
naper. the publishers Of the Herald, Plain
heaIer and LEADER have been obliged to
raise the price of their several editions to
fhs following scale: tT
DAILY. .-oo
By nal, one year ~ ~
three months--....-----.; ;..-''----------. A-io
Forless time, 60 cents per Month
Delivered 10 the city BY carriers, 10 cts per "eeA'
EeS-s AGENTS supplied at $500 per l0O
TRI-WEEKEY.
By mail, one year ~
a six months '-.. A-fo
Forless time, SO cents PEI month. 40
Five copies, N $Ao.VV
Ten copies (and extra copy 70 getter-pP an m
OF club l--.. --.---.'..-'. -. a
Delivered in city, by carriers, cents per week
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
WEEKLY.
Clubs often and upward, eaeh--.-...-------'- A-Lo
The getters-up Of clubs viii receive extra
copies As follows: . .-.
A club Of twenty, copy Of Tri-Weekly
A club Of forty and upward, copy OF DAILY
The above terms viii be adhered 10 IN
all cases -...--.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT d CO.,
Publishers of Herald.
J. STEPHENSON,
Publisher of Plain Dealer.
Publishers Of Leader.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRUDE OLLIE BARRELS III
" TUsVILLE CRUDE OIL for sale.
GEORGE SPRAGUE,
ian2l44 2 and a Merwin It.
WANTED-A GERMAN BOY.
w l2to IS yeHrs old, TO work in a store Inquire
DUGLE GEMPS-A NEW AR
FLOUR 4 FEED.
.pUCRWHEAT FLOUR.-TWO
- THETOHER. GARDNER. BURT co.
DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURlE
III We have the largest stock Of Rye Flour to be
found in the City, in sacks aud barrels
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT CO.,
ELOURl FLOURll FLOURHI-
FLOUR TO be found in the market. For sails at Y a
:. =. =, THAToHER, GARDINER, BURT 60.
A KRON FLOUR-PAMILIES,
IA Flour and Feed Dealers and Others, in want,
will ind at our warehouse choice article Of
AKRON RED AND WHITE WHEAT FLOUR,
in sacks and barrels, DeAlers will do we'll to call
THAToHEK. GARDNER, BURT CO.
THREE THOUSAND BARRELS
i FLOUR, on hand and
For Sale to the Trade at Low Prices.
Amongst which are some of the most celebrated
brands:
EleslsloF Mills, white wheat.
Stark City Mile. white wkeat.
Lake Cipi0 Mills white wheat.
Rochester Depot Mills, white wheat.
High Mllls, choice winter wheat.
MudbrooE mills, red wheat
Mechanics Mills, r.d wheat.
FEUSIER 4 BURGERT,
ian 9 No. IS Marvin stroet.
S00 BBss CHOICE AKRON xxx
QOO White and Red Wheat FLOUR. The best in
deco 6GABK a RooKEFEIJER.
< TONS PURE BUCKWHRAT
ce,, at Tdec2T a. N. PERRT 4 COS
WHITE HULLED CORN HON
w my, new. for sale By A. N. PERRY O9.
RO0 BBLs SOUTHERN OHIO AND
OOO Indians FLOUR, suitable for Baksrs. Those
dse21 CLARK q RooKEFELLER.
A T WHOLESALE & RETAIL
IA 300 barrels Family and Bakers Flour.
4On0 bushels Mill Feed.
1000 bushels Oats.
IN. PERRY CO.,
ll6 and lis Superior-St.
Choice Family Flour.
A. N. PERRY cos Snow Flake Flour.
A. NJ PERRY cos Upper Ten Mills Flour.
A. N; PERRY CO.'S Huron Mills Cream ofwheat
Flour. Also
QUEEN CITY METROPOLIS MILLS FLOUR.
Rs-The Snow Elake and Cream Of Wheat are made
from the choicest Kentucky white ghs9:- o,s
noyH lI6 and us Superior st.
0nO BBLs HIGBEE'S BEST EX-
NOO OELSIOR and Bellevue Mills, lust received
and for sale ct CLARK R0OKEFELLsR's.
S7 -THK BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
y in the city, cheap, at
ssptIl:430 No. 81 MsrNIin street.
FURS.
CL0sING OUT SALE
OF
go LADIES FUR
L. Benedict & Sons
ossr the balance of their stock Of Ladies Drs Furu
AT REDUCED PRICES. r7
sEEOv rs the time to get Bargain at
: 201 sUPzR1OR-ST.
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MARRIED.

January 221, BY Rev Mr. Crooks. Mr.. WILLIAM
q. C0WLEY and Mics MARGARET BTBBOH, both
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DENTISTRY,
SINGLE TOOTH s., 90. &

AKTIFICIAL TEETH, O
upon VuleaniEsd Rubber Base. with our mode Of in
sertng is pronounced bY all 70 be the most Helike
and useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
rain and warranted to it, for less than hall our iof
mer prices Experience has brought the practice Of
our profession to high dsree Of perfection that
partial entire seta can Be made without the least
nconEsnisnee 90 the patentg and undistinguishabls
from Natural Teeth, for 90, SIS and 90 . sst.
- Established over ten years, corner Ontarfo-St
and Public Square, (south glde.l
HALLIWELL DANIELS,
aeel Dentists,
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General Porter was astoundea at the re-
suit Of the Court Martial which dismissed
hin from the service. Hehad only the day
before spilled to the President for leave
aREhesntA
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A COUCH. COLD. Oh IRRIrArED rHRoAT,


A COUCH, COLD, Oh IBRIFATED THR0AT,
if allowed tc progress results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial afIscti ns oftentimes fneurAbls.
Browns Bronchial TrOches
reach directly the affected partE and give almost IN
slant Iei5f. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and OATAHRH
they are beneficial 1hs good elects resulting from
the use Of the Trochss and their extsnded use, has
caused them to be counierieitei. Be sure 10 guard
against Vorthsss limitations. OBTAIN only the GFE-
uISE BRowEs BRsSC 5IiL TRooHEs which have
PEovED their efficacy by test Of many years. PuB-
LIo sFEAKERs and SINGERS thould use the Troehss.-
Military Oieers and Soldiers who oVer-tax the voice
andrs posed to sudden changes should have thsm.
Sold everywhere at IS cents per box ian;l35
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B1nrIlnS Falsiser.

An ingenious falsehOOd VIII go down
with the mass, but bald blunder exposes
itself. The Plain Dealer charges upon the
snti-slavery party the origin of secession,
and endeavOrs to prove theeharge By quot
ing the address of John Quincy Adams and
others "as long ago as twenty years, 4"
upon the proposed admission Of Texas The
pitiful bungler might have aseertainsd
from some schoOl-bOy, II he did not know
it himself that GalhOun's secession doc
trines were promulgated more than tkirty
years ago. So that the self-sufEeient air
with which the writer says So the pes
tilent doctrine Of the right Of secession is
of anti-slsyery origin, is all for naught.
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PREVENTION BErTER THAN CUEE.-Ths
new French safe il the only article recommend
ed By the Medical Profession 4 sAFE and SURE Pre-
Yentivs. Samples sent, sAFHLT CONCEALED, 70 any
address, on receipt Of stamp. dec8 BIZ
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For the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer-
- ers. The WARHING NOIOE on
Premature Decay. Loss OF MemoIy, &C, By q formaF
Sufferer. EurlOsiug tqmp, address
D. Il. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mas.
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OFFICES TO LET.-SEVERAL
good Offices. recently fitted up in good order, 70
lsf, in American Buildings. Rent low.
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FLOUR &FEEB.

DUGLE GEMPS-A NEW AR
ID RIYl -RkTTRERG HAUSHANN.
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Our friends will doubtless remember the
eloquent and touching appeal for hospital
supplies, from Miss WolcOtt of Hammond
hospital, published some weeks ago in our
city papers. The liberal stores Of choice
articles Of diet, wines, 60, called forth by
that letter have been for many days await
ing the necessary directions for shipment,
and the ladies who SO freely gave these del
icsciss will read with interest second let
ter from this faithful attendant upon the
sick and suffering at Point Lookout:
HAMMOND HOSPITAL, Po1yr LooKour, iMd.l)
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WANTED-A GERMAN BOY.
w l2to IS yeHrs old, TO work in a store lnquirs
at Mol e9rner iork and FULTON streets, West Side
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to reach us. The publication quite startled
me, but if il aided your-oM-good cause
will put aside the shrinkings Of vanity,
and thank God that he wrought through
my feebleness. Had l known Of the
great battles in the southwest 1 should
hardly have dared apply to you. With
kindred and friends, as 1suppose, engaged
in thai fearful strife, may not be jealous
Of supplies sent westward, but if you ran
also spare for us, repeat the assurance
that your gifts shall be faithfully used.
Our hospital receives its regulation sup
plies from the Government, and also, in
some degree, the gifts of the Sanitary
Commission and Aid Societies of the
North. They are well used and fill their
place; but in SO large an institution they
must be dispensed by strict rules. We re-
ceive them through the surgeon, the ward
master, the steward, the commissary, the
kitchen steward, the great cook house
that serves from l. 800 to 1000 rations.-
Rarely can an order be reached within
tWenty-four hours This is as it should
be for economy's sake among men who
can wait, but for the very sick, when every
hour counts, we rely upon our matron's
store-room, and her stores are running
low. This is my excuse for begging. OF
clothing also, ss well as food, will only
say we are in great need.
One article l will speak Of as Geing
more likely to be obtained in Cleveland
than anywhere else where have the op-
portunity Of asking, viz: German books.
50 nuny Germans are here, and they are
eager for reading Perhaps their country
men in Cleveland, land / believe they are
numerous EOEld give for them. so ~ S
1 am directed by our Chaplain, Rev. Dr.
Spooner, Of Baltimore, to say that If you
will direct them to the care Of the Chris
tan Commission Of Baltimore, they viii
be promptly re-shipped to Point Lookout.
Please mark the box (n0t on s card,
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CRUDE OLLIE BARRELS III
~ TUSVILLE CRUDE OIL for sale.
GEORGE SPRAGUE
idn2A42A p and % Marwfn -
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Emigration from the United Kinsdom.

A blue book of ZIG pages, containing
the tWenty-third general report Of the En-
igration Commissioners, has been publish
ed. The emigration from the United King
dom, in 1852, amounted to l2l, ,2l4 souls,
Of whom 5S, 706 or upward Of As per ct.
went to the United States; 10 522, or lit
tie more than p per cent. to British North
America; Al, ,833, or nearly "a per cent. to
Australia and New Zealand; and 6, l43, OF
more than per cent to other places. The
emigration of 1862 exceeded the emigra-
ton Of185l by upward of %, 900 sOuls, and
was larger than the average Of the four
previous years-but fell much short Of the
emigration Of 1855, 1856 and 1857, and
was less than two. ffths Of the emigration
Of the eight years from 1847 to 1855. The
= greatest decrease, both in 1861 and 1862
was, as might be expected, in the emigra-
ton Of the United States.
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JET. Davis Plotting Treason in Maine.
A correspondent Of the Boston Journal,
writing from New York, says it was
fact that attracted public attention at. the
time, that the last summer off JEFF. Davis
administration he passed in Portland. A
gentleman here processes to know the pur-
poses Of that long and quiet sojourn in
that far city in the east. By an arrange
ment, Davis carried on correspondence
with the prominent and public men in
England. Letters, packages and impor-
tant papers passed by concert touching Sc
cession-the oeding Of Maine to England,
and other matters that come under the
= head of rebellion. The plan was deep,
but the Ruler of Nations brought the well
laid plan to naught.
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MORNING LEADER,
FRIDAY mORSING, AUG q, 1ssis.
- 60 NJ of0hIo.

A convention Of oolored men, represent
ing nine counties Of Ohio, met at Xenia on
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday Of last
week. Various patriotic speeches were
made. and the following resolutions adopt
ed:
RtsoiBsd, That we are proud Of the heroic
conduct Of the colored soldiers who fought
as Port Hudson, Millikens Bend, and Nor
ris Island, vindieating as they did, BY their
noble and manly behavior, their claim to
the admiration and respect Of their coun-
tFymen.
RssoI0sd, That it is the duty Of the COL
ored people Of Ohio to ill up at once, by
Toluntesring, he noble colOred regiments
now being formed at Camp Delaware.
ReioiUed, That the State Central Commit
tee are authorized to call a convention
when they think it expedienti the chair
man first calling the committee together
or ascertaining by correspondence then
wishes, so as to determine when and where
TO hold said convention.
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DR. eTBsON

PROTEss0R OF EL1CraOPATHE AND hzDIuIHn,
OfHcs-ll9 Seneoa-St., few doors nom Superior ap
ulzirB. -
once hoursfrOm to l7ssd IRON 70 o'clock daily
Sundays excepted
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IR ON OITY,
Captain J. r. TURNEH
NORTHERRf EFGUT,

EInE-Thfs Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred MICE
braces six degrees of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude passing through Lakes Erie 81 Jan
Huron and SUPERIOR and the beautiful hlyeIs DetTOlt
ST. Clair and St Marie with it. Thousand Ise5 Pre-
1snting 10 the Tourist for Pleasure, Hoaths or IN the
pursuit Scie ce, more kEAL ATTRACTIONS tnah N1s
other on the continent Of America.
81 PASSENGERS from Toronto and MontreAd can
connect with one of these Boats at Port Srna on the
evening Of the day they leave Detro1t- -,
u-lne Of the steamers, sea BIRD or OleFelanui VIII
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City, touching at El intermediate pora
FOR FUBTHER INFORMATION and AL enqui-
rias REGARDING Freight or PASSAGE. address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROBT HANNA q CO., for Northern Light and
Ri. GARRETSON q CO., for Meteor and Ini'
HJssEY & MCBRIDE, for Iron Oity and
DETROIT AGENTS:
3. P BRADY co.. for Iron City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland; Gal.
WILLIAMS & 60, for Northern Light, IIlinO and
JN0. AlItt - 4 CO. for Traveller msr s:l5G
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FARMS FUR SALE.

"a acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Enciid-St., on the Crawford Road good Farm
House and Barn we'll stocked with Fruit OF all
. kinds. Price o 1000. Terms 70 suit purchaser.
As acres in Euclid, 2 miles from the city Stimbered
new house, price t43 psr acre Terms ea J..
Farm in Hewburgh, five miles from tn ctry-l3
ares timbe ell 81 acres improved, small frame
= a bonss Tuod barn and COW ste Ule stream OF yer
fAi in water and ma CTchar
70 acres With frame cottage ami tarn, miles from
: -ei y near st lair road, has been occupied bY a
IN asTes Is wood land balance ed on Euclid
0 rOad, Ecoi springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Cboic an well sci cted lands in Iowa, Wisconsin,
r md miehiGan for sale or exchange
30 acTeA IN NeWDure about miles from CLEVELAND =
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. e5000,
63Oscres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wan
seon station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai,
rie and balance timber land. New House and
H Barn and good Fruit e2O per acre. Terms easy
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S9-This We'll Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW sTEAMERS yconneets at Ogdsns-
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nqInd N MAIIa


EAsrERa THROUsR, for Erie, Bui1alo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PainesvilIe, Gene
Va, Astabuia and COnneaut, closes at n.
EAsTEEN THROUGH, for New York only, closes at
EAsTERE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New York and 6srtford closes at s;45 P. N.
EAsTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland and
WEsTERs THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ UeaTes at $40
next mOruing.l
WEsTERE THRoUsH, for Toledo. Detroit. Uhioazo
Dubuque, ct. Joseph and Cairo closes at go P. n
WESTERN WAY for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. nj.
6AEDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and all intermediate
points, closes at 4:l0 P. M.
OTECIsEATI WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves at 81
OIECIsEGTI THRoUaH, FOR Columbus, Dayton New
Ark and cincinnati, closes st 10 p NJ, Qeayes at 5l5
CIEcISE1Tf FHRouaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes st 4.3Q P. NJ
PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for FktsbuTgh and Wash
PITTsBURGB WAY, for all pOints between Cleveland,
Wellsyille and Pittsburgs Harrisburg, Philadelpha
| Baltimore and Washing on. closes at 100 n.
mAHoNINe NAY Tor all polnts between Cleveland
| ning.) @ -..
MEDEA WAY, closes ct 8 AN.
BOoKPoET, sc, closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI
BREOEsyIILE, Barn, &c, closes Tuesdays and Sat
Sa1Ros CESTEs, Granger. North ROyalten 40.
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ. .
| WARRENsFILLE, closes daily, 1890 A. M. -.
=GAsT OLEVELASD and Euclid, closes daily,a P. n
nE-Hafl and Drop Letters are require By law 3
uFAG City Circulars arc required 70 pre-psi
with penny STAMP.
'-oO'' --'-- . = ''''' 3. COwLEs, p. NJ.
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FRUIT. &C.

IN BBLs. DRIED APPLES AND
III 100 dozen BROOMS, lust received and for sale
FEUSIER & BURGERT.
AprS ....- -..-s.i 81 81 and * River-St
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pRAYTON & sTOCKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once No. Atwatsr Building. Entrance thr
the Insurance Once q. T. Brsyton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

a- HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
~ story House and Lot on PheIpsSt, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar shops and Boiling Mill
Price $500.
Brick House and Lot, No. 20 Prospect-St Bias Gas
and Water and a small Office attached, convent
ent for Physician
ouse and lot No. s75 Kinsma1 Street. lot lOOI330
h0u.e has all the modern i'm Er0yements Of hot
and co d water and Gas throughout, fufnacai
niarbls nantes. sc
large, new and elegant brick house and barn. cor
ner KIN man aud Forrest Street Ut 2bx3g6.-
Terms easy. I'll - =.
Bri house and lot on st. Clair Street, near Bon
good fruit, watir gas, &C. A very desirable prop
erty to rent or for a homestead -
Frame House aad lot 439 Kiusman Street, 62XsO0
good well of wste-- fruit, bnrn, &C Terms easy
Also lot IN 4T # above on orange street o2Xl2
Prise $40 ser fOes. .s--
d sirabIe houss and lot in Hudson to exchange fO
city property.
Frame house and 10 No los Kinsmsn Street lot 50l
lb2, good fruit and well. Price q 900.
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In Chicago (says the Tribune) there are
over four thousand children Of school age
in the streets, running wild, and probably
double that number from five to six years
old are either worrying their parents or
learning vice in the streets.
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DENTISTRY,
4 -sINGLE TOOTH Loo.
ARTFIOIAL TEETH,

upon Vulcanized Rubber Base, with our mode Of ins
serting, Is pronounced BY all to be the most lfeis
and useful In Eating, Speaking and Singing. They
can be fitted over any remaining roots without giTina
pain, and ted to t for less than half our for
mer prices Experience nas Drought the practice q
partial or entire sets be made without the least
lnconyenieneeso the Patents a1d undistng guishahlo
nom Natural Ieeths for elOI SO and go q set.
~ Established over ten years, corner OnkariO-gf
and Public Square, tsouth aide.l
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NEW ZANTB OURRANTS AND
IN OlTRON. febH MOULD B NUMsOE {
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DIR. A. GIBSON
For1aerIY Of New York City, viii bay One Hundrsd
dollars oT ths gTSSl '1st & e9 ys5 @ & 70 eg5e % i 6T
ne proof that any other Physician N the United
states treats the same diseases withelual succsss
6ftef many yesrg OF study and expefiencs,
Dr. GIBSON Is happy IN being able to snnounce to
treatment for r.--r-.F .,f
Of the above, and also all CONTAGIOUS disease " ths
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, With sll bad edects
Ab5sB bsBffTY shfISTPoB oB sief NEB36s nPiRb nPPiRbsrRAr1oH
de has succeeded In curing cases in this city seme Of
stVled Dhyscians who profess to treat ell private
maisdiss with success, and without receiving the
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a member Of
some College in London OF Paris ss perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocen
snd who hold out great expectations never to Be re-
allied. Butwhat Dr. G. might boast Of Is this, tnat ne
g able to give entire satisfaction to those VINO re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
i Be has perfected an American system Of treatment
o snV usfent medicine to equal for the radical cure
Ofssmina Weakness and all diseases or
both mental and physical arising ron sexua OF So
| Ir GIBsOH also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages sl others yet discovered
and first the agents used are in No respect d1sagTee
able; he relics Of the dark ages such as mer-
oury nor any other deletsrious drug Secondly no
restrictions in diet or business Il required Tnlrd{
his treatment Is positive and certain IN al cases as
DItS III tbe United States and demonstrats the i'm.
superiority Of his treatment over any otnei
now known to the world N point OF prom per
nansney raldness safety and convenience to theipA
Hent. -,
Dr- GlbsUG is permanently located in CleFelsnd
and has during the past three years performed mani
cures Of diseases which had Tor years resisted AZ
modes OF treatnent Reference can be given TO indi
Viduals Of the rst re6pectablity in Oievsnndi Bo8
ton New York and other cities in regard 70 Skill ant
intearitYin all professional transactions Dy1pepse
Rheumstism, Screfula and all chronic diseases treat
81 Msdicins sent 70 an part cf the country el
| receipt of ten dollars.
| Dr.GIB6ONs New WoEh on PhYLiolt 81 for sale a
hia once.
DR. GIBSON,
PROTEssOR OF ELzCr1OPATaY AND hEDIuIHHs
Odios-ll9 seneca-St., . few doors nom Superior 4
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once hoursfrom to I7asd from : to o'olosk dail