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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12
lDortrp,
Waiting for the Spring.

As breeies SIR the morning,
A silence reigns in air;
Steel blue the heavens ab'vi me-
hovelsss the tree, a nd bare
Yet untolme the stiffness
his burden seems to brug-
Patience the earth is waiting
Waiting for the Spring"
Stroug ash, and sturdy chestnut,
Rough oak and poplar high
Stretch out their sspl'n branches
Against the wIntry sky.
Even the guilty aspen
Hath ceased her quiyerng,
As thou h she too w're waiting,
Waiting for he spring
strain mine eyes to list-n,
II haply where stand,
But one stray note Of music
May sonRd in all the land
Why Art thou niue 0 blackbir1!
thrushi why dost not sing"
All surely they arc wstisg,
waiting for the Spring
0 heart Thy days are da'ksome
o hear, thy highs are dresr;
Bat soon hall Streams NJ sunshine
Proclaim the turning year
Soon shall the trees be leafy,
Soon every bird shall sing,
Like them be silent, waiting,
Waiting for the Spring
Once a Wetk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

SOAR SUBS. During The summer these can be
applied directly to gIratn crops aud fruit Ie.f,
and thereby oct as d ferliI.ztr, ard at he same
time assist in supplying moisture 10 them 10 be-
bot sumner 1a,s Some farmers nave spouls
which convey the ~ s and house Stop, to the
barn cellar, and for the greater psrl Of The yer
these are 10 working order. Bat in he winter
the spoui' will ao convey the Stops, md there },
d considerable amount 81 it wasted. To obyiate
his, muck heap should be made bear the yard,
Wl,h q c9ncaye top, 50 thu the 'io,s can be lun.
ed into il, anu absorbed By The muck. II may
re re some IN winter, but the reyvlng atm0r
phere Of spring sill .et everything oil right.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

RAISED BIscUlT -rlke pint bowl full Of light
d ugh ; break INTO il lre-h egg. Knead 10 these
untll perfectly incorporated with the dough IL
will requie about tn minutes Roll It cut
about an inch thick, cut it into biscuit. Lay
them upon tin sheet or shallow baking ran,
aud let them rise in a moderately warm place.
They will become very light, an should be
baked in quick stove, oaker, or oven They
will bake Ia twelve or hI'een minutes, and are
injured b, being b ked slowly Very nice eat
Ell fresh, but not hot This measure will make
about two doz.n. They are not 81 good next
day as biscuit made without an egg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

DANIEL WEBsTER's CHowDER -Four table
,pooniulls Of on,ons, fried with PORK quart
Of boiled potatoes, well mashed IL pounds
Of sea biscuit, broken | tea'spoonfo Of thyme
mixed with one Of summer say ry; l-2 bottle
Of mushroom catsup; bottle Of port or claret ;
- nutmeg, graed a few cloves, mace and
alIspee, pounds Of fish, SEQ bass or cod, cat
in slices Is oysters little black pepper and
few slices Of lemon The whole put in pot
aud covered with an iaeh Of water, boiled Tor an
hour aud gently stirred
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

To CLEAN KNIVES IA small, clean potato,
with the end cut of is very convenient me-
dun oi applying brick dust to knives, keeping
il about the right moisture, while the juice OF
the poatoe assists IN removing stains from the
surface better polish can be Obtained by
this method than by any other We have tired,
and with less labor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

BAKED BATTER PupplNG Ono pint Of milk,
four large tabe.poonluls Of a)ur four eggs
Pat 10 the oven when you are are about 70 dish
dinner, allowing twenty minutes for baking
Bring i, directly from the oven to table or il
falls butter the dish.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

4 FARN 81 about dfy acrts house aHd barn SITUATED
\ w Bro kHrld, on the Old Stage road eadien from
Randolph &. Montpelier ard about twa mills rortb A.
Vltafilanl Village FERNS rasF or tarticulafs. ad
dres ''aare o. }. lAmspn, residing mar the rremi
An On Agen..
ufo'Ahei', jan - teOi Us
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

A. NJ. Clark, E'qr of st. Adams, recently
sold pair Of si1 years old Durham steers, for
5000, 70 Jerry BAichelder, Esq of Waterbury,
who regards them as the latest 10 New England
land. They we're taken TO Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

A Coon PsloE mir. Z. b. 0sgood, Of Wal.
den, lately sold three years old colt, that had
never been .hsrnessed and only halter broke,
or the handsome cum of si65
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

*. D. WILLARD q G1oatE oraeay Ilotso- in
Eclectic We csl society Mars 5. sskscf it u Hc toi
owing efus;
= haze used the Female siren (. ,Asniug totalai.mi
,af NO nat tr,psltd by IN eeor.s W Svt,t 500
hanover - .aud rtFaldlt or tltltt ulai eu.s
."f Ieune complaint tha' Gam ,uul
Dr J., kirs, author OF " 3, omrr ie u..ss.,srua
Nei iTeltmtut SAYS.
his medicine appear toc exert g s.t5iu, Halsu..
on tht Uterus o. valuable ugsat iu bil us..utc.
meme " Tue ,m'le htlrulut.ltu organs"
OF botanic th',.caus Gays.
" No female b. DO dellcsic leAirb fhouid omit tht
hmt} use OF tMs ta.uable eUfelli. owe much oft ~
success ~ mdeiief} 70 HE u.e e. this medicine"
MOTHERS AND NARsiap LADIES
iheio lowing itc'a F. ~ snst WORTHY fourno.
AS sensfsi renee, f.- isuae eon.l r,. ih.,
toldiaiisa very valuable ore Pa. o. the moe. esn
is esteemed more hugely Tor i's 20 q rs4Hs dun taI
hhemtm n relieving TIL gltaf suffering fi.en u. rloa
hHthih lSesuoWbdse with b. emlU t.a. mas.,
oil my suceHs IN midwifery aue 90 ths usa ui tUls
medicine / rHeus Chen, htfH tlu.d una rufNcr tr
such cas,s follow the dire ti0n- OF Prof hlt IS al.
loving my patients To use i Pa leN we ks .f. t.a. .o
confinement o- by tetnugy IL impart, 90 me tt tins
merry Gus system the labor viii BE- scr much ia,itsi.d
ehl 'emoye the cramps Mhch moH} i.fHl,s 4fv AsuI,
TO. No woman, IT she knew tht li,at ,a.ut o.. ttis
Strengthening ordmi would a.I toa,eit'
have received utmcJous ttst.uo .lt, f1t. .ttI.t..f
part OF the countr, Nh re used knowing tts good i
!, Cai abe eft dong, Nil warrant t4,u lnt..e lI iny
Cordial 10 be sati factory in ts Ii. ui#s
The following ~ mpt,ms nd Gale Those affections ir
when tue ttmte S.rcag'h many tltaih has Ifetga
inv liable
iuaspo.ition to Fxorliou. Welcmhe... Neryor.urs
Onessine,s, Depression OF Spfita. TIembIur.
Loss OF Power Pain IN TIE baek Alternate
thlIls, aud lln.hmg ul Htait
prsg ins scusauun al the Lover rsti "a the body
Headache
languor. aCh .ug alung
The ili4hs. luiole.sIC. cd Lish
and SOUND, rsle Conference. betauge.
nant of The Sipmach aud BoWt., u,Iacuit
Breathing h5sIcra, Ne Se.
hisaspoeidc remedy in AZ Uterine Diseases,
Chlorass or Green sickn S, l.resulariv. Ptmulne.
Prouse or SUPP. ssioa OF 'paary ni.lh.rr
O., tFuclrfhra or Whites. Sc 3. Dot. o. /.
ccrated - Ne oiihc Uterus ctlrhy Nr
No better toule can possibly p pHt ul han lhi. ANA
uoae less likch TO do hsrA sui s, is e1ma3eI Wla.F
OF Negdnbt aftuit, ana such Is No have uoWu iu nv
valuable, and have used iof many Yeas
PRICE, Seventy-nvc cents per. tiotttr
sold by druggists generally also ieft Zoo amy sd-
df'" Tree on lecei 1T puce.
BE sure and that prepared
New England Botanic Depot
l06 HdnOrcr Street Boston
George " Sweet, NJ. ID, Proprietor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

NHN'F HNEN .WNt
viii send 70 any address rnst paid on recent Of Htt
cents printed fecne 10 maize slr,raf costing about
l1af CENTS gallon. lhtFe TO Salpharir, TArtaac or
trio actls. or auyIin. ritr injurious used IN it, Any
holy car make H. and ihH INGREDIENTS can at be- easily
obtained. NJ apparatus machihtry vhstsv,r Il re-
"a red epiins cummun taffu or cask. This vnrrsr
=. superior TO ha best der vinegar and al chs inlet pro-
nnunct superior 90 M best vinegar when usually ~
tais fof about my cents gallon
address B.f LAMB.
Mortified South Village, Tl2lm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

b Hp r. ted .ni 4ii 81 loti t. IlH
.eiyed y th. lyiug b"tt# niutp .u au0rf iaIss
Ter, and pfeteu1ois OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06


The Richmond correspondent Of the
London 9Emes- writing from Richmend
under date Of September, thus spe&ks
Of the exhaustion of the male population
Of the South a k
But the most obvious danger which
threstens to weaken the military strength
of the confederacy Is the decrease IN nIsa.
Tlhs drain upon The population has been ter
S-ibte, and u Is daily Gslqpse1ltino; 100000
vleti1Ss are estimated to hGUs fallen N this
four years struggle, and eVe1yl0here Grip
pies may Be seen tghosc torn bodies testify
to the friqstfla carnage of TIE Var and the
PcaOsT of HiodeTa DTojeetlLSS. Still too
great aFns;es are maintained, with detach-
ment and gsrrisons in many places which
combined would make third.-That this
drain must eventually Be seriously felt there
cannot be doubt; the natural increase
of population under these circumstances
has its limits, but this, it may be argued,
affects the Northern fighting strength alike
with the Confederates. Judging from the
thronged appearance Of every town and
village where trade still hourishes there
seems TO be abundant material at hand,
for, mingling with invalids, strong, hardy
men may everywhere be seen with apps
rently no tangible occupation. This fact
Is made the basis of attack against the
government of Mr.. Davis, who is accused
Of favoritism; it may be this is right; still,
il seems 8 cruel thing to suppose Mr..
Davis capable of such conduct when his
armies need reinforcements sorely. One
hundred and forty thousand sble-bodied
men are detailed to supervise the opera
tionS of their farms and plantations, ffty
thousand are exempted from service be-
cause they are State officers, and it is esti-
mated over one hundred thousand young
men, between seventeen and eighteen
years of age become liable to the conscrip-
tion of 1866, and whose enrolment has
already been ordered by the Secretary of
War. Looking therefore, as these figures,
which have obtained from good author
fty, there, is certainly no danger Of e1-
haustion of mon at present. and the armies
Of 1865, il, as the opposition papers call
for, radical measures are adopted, must
become vastly superior in strength to those
Of 1864. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
BELLs sPEOIFIo PILLs-WAB

KAEEFD III ALL OAsEs.-OsD. be relied
HeVor fall 70 ouEsl Do not nEuSeetel Are lpess
in sotioni 30 change 0f diet required % not ia
ssrfsre with business pErsaitsl Can be used with
out dstsotionI Upward Of sO5 Cures the past month
-s0ns Of them very severe oAsSs. Over Ons hun.
GreS physicians have used them IN their prao-
siOs; and speak wei Of their efficacy, and approve
Of their congestion, which b entirely vegetable,
and h.rnless on the syr.sm, Hundreds OF certin-
Gates can be shown. BeIPs Specific Pills are the
original and only gonains Specific Pill They are
adeSted for male and feDsIs, oldor TounR, and
the oufy reliable remedy for ss0oting 3 parma
nsnt ana speedy cure In ell cases Of sPermAtorrhsG
OF Seminal Weakness, with sll its trains o. evIs
Eush as UretbrsI snd Vaginal Discharges, Glest
; be RhiteS Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In.
sontinenos, Genital Debility sad LrritAbfity, In.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bility, &o, &C., ell Of which arise principally fro
Sexual EEoessss or Self Abuse, some oonstitu-
tSonai arrangement, and inoApscitates the sufferer
from fulaIung the duties Of married Hfs- In a
sexual dseases as GonOrrheA, elect and Structures
ponBuiring Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who VIII
/ ssnd, free 70 all, the following valuable work. iR
Bsslsd en1elopes
THH FIFTIETH TEoUsAED.-Dr. Bells Treatiss on
Ssf Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and LOss
q Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Htghfly Emissions, Genital Debility 40, So,
pamphlet Of s. pages, containing important 3d-
Hloe 20 the afflicted, and which should be read }
OVsry sufferer The means OF cure In the Bevers1l
stages is plsinlk sst forth. Two stamps required
% pay postage. iuly21l: :R2:mo. vi .fri&wy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

PROSPECT SF.-East OF Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate roof, &c.
Lot Il4e. heoeEtiy occupied b. Gov. BrOugh.
EUCLID SE.-G0Od two story brick House. marble
mantles, hot aud cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-NeSr Euclid two STORY frame Huuss
and lot S3x5S ft. S4OOO.
SCOVILL NUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot AJx'9s Ct. $3.50.
LAKE Sf.--Nice twO-stOry cottage House and lot
5Ox98 II $500
GARDEN ST Near Hudson, one-and a-hslf story
House, and lot 54xgZ s 200.
CEDAR ST.-rwo-story franc House and Lot SSx
l83. 5000 ... ..
COTTAGE and Leas=hold OF Superior street S475.
UNION ST.-Near Euclid, East Cleveland, two
story House and lot, One-hsh acre.
COLUMBUS ST Thistle hOuss for sals on long
credit ..a
COLUMBUS sT.-GOod rams Houss, II rooms,
good barn aud fruits.
TRACY Sr.--Houss and Lot. $1,000.
TRAJY ST.--Houss and Los. $50.
FARE AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres in Kockporti sos per acre, u down.
qusTries, water power, house, barn, Il uit, Ao.i
will take grindsIones for pay.
I27 Acres choice land with hne Improvements, one
mile from Wiiloughby. Lake county, o.
% A~--s Independence, house barn and ohOce
fruit $1,000 $500
6S Acres in Parma, on State Road Q miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns. corn
house, &C. $500.
GRISF mILGI-Permauentw water.poWer, house aud
barn, 60 acres Of land, fruit, &c. SS5OO.
r... To LET.
AhOSPECT Sr.-Tso-Bt0ry brick House. 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. BrOugh. nO2l:RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

HOru Hay. Ross e B''Iiia5ii. olElRRH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
MPORTANT 70 LADIEs-Dr. Rar

gsy,u Female pills nave never yet fAlsd In Fefuov
ing dinouities Arising frC-R obstruction OF stop
page Of nGtuEs, or IN restoring the system 70 per
cot bsalth when EDEsring ron spinal Afsctionz,
Rrolspsusi Uteri, the Whites, or ether weakness J
the Uterine Organs. Tts Pills are perfectly harm
Tvs ti.o Constitution, AID may be taken by the
eaoSt delicate femsie Eithnut carsing dstress-thC
uAus time they act ike charm by Etrengtheninr
lnTigorsting and restoring the system 70 . hoaItb
eoa6iticn, and By bringing on the monthly period
With raEulArity, no matter non what causes ths
obstruotioh nNy arise. They sAould, however, sOT
bs taken during the hrzt tarss months q PregnSn
oy, though sess lt any OthsT fire, ~ risosrsiass
gouId Be the result.
IBcn Doz v0utut--5 % pfffss
Dr. HAREEY's EzR1FIsr On DiaesBas Of Female
Ptegz1ey, Misosrriage, Barrennesa, stsrility, Re,
production, end Abuses o. Nature, and emphstioAl
" the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, u pamphle,
Of S4 pages sent frse 20 any address. Six s0nts
CURED n pay postEgs ...E. rs
The pills and book VIII % sent By mai When ds
Tir.d, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, ii. D., General Agent,
Bo. &c Cedar st., New Yort
- sold By al the principal DrugEizts.
a.W- CLARK, DTuEEisi, Agent for Cleveland
EutE2I;RS:m. .fIWg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

"a SLIGHT OOLD."-COUGHs.-.
Few are sware Of the Importance of checking .
Cough or "sLI1HT GOLD " IN its first stage that
which In the beginning would yield to a mild rene,
d. n neglected soon attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troohss" give and s4HaSst tnEasatats
relief Military of1oers and Soldiers should haTe
them q they can be carried 10 the pocket and
eaken - occasion reqgirea. auESi:hk;lm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
EDA1EYs7EHBER.
+SputheFa Befdg9 g9es 81 nash !
vile.
Habits and ignorance 5f tie /" Poor
% - - Whites" b

laBerwicke writes from Nashville to the
Boston JosTnaE e follows ;o7ss
al met today Mr.. OYiatt, who inangur-
ated the system now in operation Of taxing
care Of refugees from the South. he had
ohen .befrisnded the poor people who
began 10 arrive hers IN July Of last year, az
aa act ok humanity, until his unseIhsh
lsbors attracted the notice Of Governor
johnson, Eho urged him to, devote his
whole time 70 it in an oficisl capacity. In
the beginning Of December ne took Office
under the quality Of an agent for the desti-
tute, and continued in the work till the
lst of April last During that period he
received about ten thousand persons. MT.
Oviatt is from Cleveland, Ohio, and is q
relative ofs former partner of John Brown.
His experience and statements are of
value. essar.. erH-f -l- g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06


TUESDAY, DEOEMBER 18th, 1884,
At which time shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder tn premises OF of the tollOW wing de-
seribod pieces property tgivieg the pEoEristor OF
the same the privilege Of bid only q large lot
valuable Rssi Estate. Nov, while land Is low and
lumber high, buy your homesteads. By-and-by
when lumber is low and land dear, build your inl-
pruEsmenIs.
The sale win commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. n, and buyers must be ou hand promptly, as no
time will be lost. sales will BE- nearly as possible
in the order Of the schedule following, VIZ:
FIRsT.-SAle will open with Lot No. 10, Jones
BedngtOns plot, Forrest street, ScOyill sVsn.
ue, followed by sale Of lots NOE. 9, and 6, same
plot, Forrest street, 6OXl}G 7-l2.
sKcoSD.-3h Rores on Rinamsn street, adjoining
Baldwin's houee,
TnRD.-BtiOk Cottage on william stI est; ten
rooms bATn, well, oisgern, rat-prOOf cellar, coal
cellar. Lot 6OL2z9 feet, planted with large va
Fiety Of fruit tTses; cash 5000; balance 10 suit
GOURTH -3075 IGO acres beta esn Lakeahore Rail-
roa1 and lake; sell In one, two three parcels, 10
be determined on day OI sale.
FUTH.-CwO lots, 5lxzUO, on Euclid street. part Of
AcEley properly
sxTH.-HoGse on Lake street, corner MarshAl;
lot 66xlS2-
Terms property, not specified above, on0-third
cash, balance IN one, Two, three and four years.
lunch At noon provided gratis
Business alter she sale will 90 transacted st my
Office, les Superior st l.. a. WILCOX,
noas General Real Estate Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
9Euttstrg.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
a NEWTON
Respectfully announces to the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opsnsd Dental Once at
NO. 2u SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK.


NO. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied BY DR.. NJ. J. Dicksrson.
BE is now prepared 70 perform ali the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation IN
Q thorOugh and 81 illlul manner. .... - {
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from single Tooth TO
an entire Sst, upon GOid. Silver and VuleaaiEed
Rubber base, ana warranted to give good satisfao.
tic n in all cases.
REFEREEoEs :--E- T Fairbanks, St. JohnsbuEy.
Vt; Hon l. Poland Chief Ju.tiee, st. Johnsbury.
VT; Dc. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Henan Ely
ESQ Elyria, Ohio; n. B. Gates, EIyTia, Ohio. 81
A "a ARD.-Dr. DickersOn takes this opportunity
TO express his grateful AekboVledgments TO the
many friends and patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice TO Dr. Newton It affords me great pleas
ure that an able to recommend in him thorough
and skilyul Dentist, and in whose integrity IL viii
be safe 70 rely. oeE:lb4
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
Aits Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and liking, sTs pronounced BY all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking singing, besides, what is Of no slight
Importance, they are ohssper and will wear longer
than any other. a Complete Ses at ONE DOLLAR K
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact is the Icy of Metal Plates is past for alt that
them discard the ola set if able, their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX- b HABLIWELL, II. D., and
J. B. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner OntariJ street and Public 50.
Established over L wears. no2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06
4sGifsi.
NJ I y 6 q SSS
9sSlssgxsl ssSlISIgS; re
1On DOLLARS PREMIUMf
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpermattOrrh9a, elect, &c, and
UGPOTKHCT CURED,
AFFEE ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.

NMPOTEHCL CUkEN,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
szr55E DR. A. GIBSON, '--sE la
Formerly ol New York City, win pay one hundred
SSoTenEmed diseases BE viii pay he sans sum fof
tbs proof that any other Physician in the United
eLet. tne amy oissss Win eloai s1cct.
DR.. Gibson s hAppy IN being sble 70 announce to the
unfortunate, that he has perfected system Of trsat-
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the ADORE and also all contagious diseases Of the
Reproductiye Organs, with ali bad efects arising
thsrefron, Including General ,s
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
BE has succeeded In curing cases In this CITY, some Of
whom had expended Hundreds OF dollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS who profess 20 treat all pTiYnto
malsdies with suoces5, and without receiving the
DR.. Gibson does not boast that he is a mepnber Of
some College N London OF Paris, a. perhaps some
otnsrs 90 9r the purpose OF ensnaring the innocent
and who hold ont great be real
tzed. But what Dr. g. might boast OF Is this that
he Il abls TO give entire satisfaction those who re-
poss confidence in his ability and integrity, aud thas
be has perfected an American system Of treatment
or any patent medicine to equal for the radical cuns
Of seminal weakness, and an diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from sexual
Dr. Gibssn also esirns for bis rev treatment the
1oHoyng advantages over all others yet discovered
able; he uses no reos Of the dark ages such Mer
curry, nor any other deleterious drug secondly, no
restrictions In diet or business 3 required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases. He
stands prepared 10 into any public private hos
pitA IN the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority uf his treatment over any 9TH
or now known 70 the world, In point Of prOmptnsss,
Dsrmanenoy nidne5s, safety and copvenisnce 70 the
patient. r-. ..-ar-..Ft so -.t.-.......
DR.. Gibson is permanently located Ia Cleveland,
and has during the past fve years performed many
Of di8easoa which had for ysaru rnsiatad AL
or modes Of treatment. References be given 70
individuals Of toe frdt respeotAbty in Cleveland,
BOston, New York aRd SthoT cities IN regard to sl
and integrity IN al proisE5ioal trensaCtoaE Dys-
pePIiA, Rhe1matisln, 5CVofHls, Ell DISEASES OF shs
Urinary 0Igans, and sli Ubroni7 Dis8szsI tre=4ed
with upeEi0F Euooazz.
SFMediuises ssRt &c ssJ psT3 Of tha country on
roosipt Of ten del.eTs. -.
Dr. GibscR'r Esg Work on FbyEEolGzT sar yals IS
bis once.
. 8 DIR, GsTRsGH,
Professor or ELzJFBOFETIN AND MBDIGREs.
Cfice-iIs Seneca street. fow doors from Burerior
uP stairs, opp0xita the CITY Hotel. ...... .---
0Goe houru from to Z and from 10 O'Clock
Daily Sundays exoepted.l $685.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

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ALEXANDER. sGOFIRLD & Go.
sEEFIH EHs OF F
kXTFEssl Petroleum Oh, BeHzOle aRG
Machinery 0iIs.

We pay particular attention 20 packages, thsreby
EsEing our customers maoh loss By leakage. We
guarsntee onr oil 20 give perfect satisfaction, ard
good e any made in the city. Also, 70 pay par
tioulAr attention 30 putting up
EAPTHA Oh BEGZOLEg
nuita5le for VarDiEh MsauEaoturers' or Paihtsrai
use. On hand and for SAFE
800 bbls extra reAned PotrOlsum on.
HOO bblH EsOdorized BenzOs isquhi 10 Turp5utinol
100 bbls No. 1 Ibubricat.nR OIL,
which We will Een 1t lowest market prices
oTTIOE-l08 81. OlAiF-st., formerly oocupisd By
Wm. O. Sooheld %. --
SoHH ALKxAKDER. .-..
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