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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

Impotsl0y Cared,

IEtHV4N- %oA0Af
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. a. GIBSON,
| Formerly Of New York Dfry, viii ney ana hUndr-i
dollars for the proof that be ever fails to cure the above
asmed disease He VIII Pay the same sum for the
proof thatany other Physician in the United States
treats thesame diseases with equal success.
After many yearso laborious study and experience
OF. Gibson Is happy in being able to announce TO the
un.ortunsta. thst he has perfected q sFstan Of treat
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT UgRz
q the above, R7d also oil CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
reproductive Organs. with. ell 5sd ehocts aristng
tlerairom, Including General
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PR0STRATIOH-
Bdhas succeeded incnriog eea9sia. this city lent Of
whom had expended HUNDREDS Of dollars with Eelf-
zniseies stth success, a1e without receiTiaz the
least particle OF benefit.
5oRe Consgs in London or Paris, as PerhsD SONS
otbers DO FOR the puTpose Of e~nsnaring the innocent,
s5aIiz5S' 1 B1t What Dr.. &. night boSst cf i9t dis thai
heis able 70 give entire satisfaction to those who re-
Iose oonhesaee "a ms auii.sy - nl7grn3, $40 that
which challenges any Physician OF London or Paris,
y shy patent medicine, TO Sgusl for the radical cure
ot semInL Eeakness, sc AZ Siseases o. derense-
1eut, both mental s1d Physical, arising from ss11-
d.. Gibson sIso claims ser bis rev treatment Che
following advantages oYer all otheTs yet discovered.
And, first, the agents uzed are in no respects dis
Mercury, or any other delsteriOQs drug secondly,
no restriction 10 diet or business Is required; third,
his tTeatment isPosi.Te and certain in ali cases. BE
stands prepared 70 90 into any public or private
hosritaiin the Uaibed States, ard demonstrate the
lmnIenae superiority OF ne new treatment over any
other now known IN the world, m point OF prompt
ness, permancnsy, mildness, safety and CONVENIENCE
% the patieaI-
Dr.. Gibson is permanently located in Cleveland,
andhss during the psst seven year, performed many
enres OF diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment. References can be eiVaa
tDindiYidusis Of the first resasctabiity IN Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in rcgErd. to skill
and integrity in al professional transactions Dys-
eepsis, rheumatism, Screfrla, al diseases o. tho
Cri1srT Or7ans, and as Chronic Diseases OF Males
and EemaleE g-fz2tG1 with EuU2rlgF guccasE.
S-hediosz= -ant 70 goy Eert Of the country or
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr.. 9ihson's new WORK o.. Physioiogy Tor saio 81
his oMces
DB. oIBsON,
PR0FFEssOE CT EIsCTEoFA1HE AND MEDTCrsR.
O1cs I19Seneos street, = few dnoTs from S~ugsrior.
up stsirs, opposite C!sy Hotol; Residence los Lake
street.
ssohce hours from gto12 and from 2 to 5ooioek
nnllr uEnnla~ nrnn-AoaA ILL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

READISs-our Young Folks for septem-
Der, and " Hours at Home" for the same
month have arrived.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CrIstadoro's HAIR aye,

CflstaOOFo's AhdiE HySs
viii, in hFe minutes. impart any desired shade
from light brown to Jet black without ~injuring the
hbrea, staining the skin, or poisoning the system
through the pores. Beware Of the deletetious
dyes Manufactured by J. oRIsTAD0Ro, 8
stsr House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by al Hair Dressers. sugI-eoDeoW
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-
HHIS FENGa is MADE OF WOOD.
i braoed With iron, set in ornamental iron
pcsts, which is embedded in 3 stone foundation,
and the whole ia painted with three coats Of best
quality OF psint Auf thoroughly ssnded With Right
colorsa sand The wood pArt Of the farce Is 80 con
gtructed that IL does not teach tbs ground, and
there is no place where water can possibly re alb
s5rbed. Hence it viii last, AZ The lowest eaiculs-
ton, IS years. TheSstrs are made sPon the mozt
Improved principle, and are Ornamental in the
h~ighesteesreeF The painted ornaments are 81
inoa- By many tais fence, when set, IS taken to
b. composed eDtireiy Of iron, so airy and eubsian-
tiai ls TIA APPEARANCES.
The attention Of tnose wishing TO improve the
appearance Of their trent ysrds, md thcsecon-
used in front q tn dwellings e thu foiicvtrg
gentlemen ofthlTcisy
THosk EsfSs THE EAaLfsrEK FENCE WlrH Esos
rEckEr oEaAAENs-
Peter fhatehsr. Eco, Seneca strsrt.
h NJ. Clam. Esq senec. strelt.
p 9. W No rtn, Esa-, Scseca zEc-ta
D.A. Danger Isa,, HrFoststreet rsst Of E-ie.
Faystte B'vwn, ESQ, Gacia street.
G. H. BnrFSEsq-, Euciid street.
THOSE usISS TaE nAIIlsTER rEsCx N1rEctTFacs
F1CEETs ESssrST.
MnzGnaEdH, corner S~ua~star and Erie streets
Rev. H. Hawks, Superior street.
II. II. Chaplin, Esq., 81. Clair atreot.
q. G. Hitchcock, 81. Clair street.
a W. Fairbanks, st. Clair street.
Z. '. Wilson. s.. Clair Street
Mrs Bond, ST. Clair street
s. c. Porter, A-aztect. Huron strsss.
DR.. sapP, HzFon stresf.
USING TEE hEoKB rTczEr FEscE sTYEE-
3. p. weddet, Esq, Enclid avenas.
For further pzrticularE call AZ ny sfice. over
Foggls oro1ksry Store, where sample Fences and
nav $50 v. HogsE. AEsst.
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GLAD NEW


FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, for the speedy and
permanent cure Ofali the diseases arising
II N sexual excuses or
YOUTHFUL IHDTsORETION,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions, and Sensual
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Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &C., sc, &C.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They csn be used without detection, and never
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tons.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box or Six Boxes for Five
Dollars; also large Boxes, c~ontAiuin
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From four to six boxes sre generally required
to cnrs ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness and
Emissions, though benefit Is derived from using
8 single box.
In Chronic Cases, and particularly when I'm.
potence or Genital Debility with Nervous Pros.
trRtion has affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
are recommended as the most Efieacious, RejuTi-
mating and Invigorating Remedy in the world.
A package, price I'VE dollars, viii last s month,
and Is generally sufficient.
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SPIKE GUNS

Of Hunting. Impostsrs are In Che field with
eaAg hair eyes, dsngerOas to health and utterly
estructivs TO the hsir. Do not submit 10 have
your head
BaPttsed with Liquid FireI
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Cleveland. Augu,ts. 1855. Sns5.S42
NOTIOE-TO the owners ana agents

n UIIUh-TO Iht OhntfS n agents
IN Of lots and lands bou ding CT Abutting on
both sides OF Jay street You vii please take
notice that you are hereby required to grade.
sraVslsnd Tag, glth h1ck or stone. stx feet in
width, the sidewalk in front OF your several lots
and Lands, IN accordance with the general specih-
cations for sidewalks in the once Of the City Civil
Engineer, and % complete the sane before the LIST
day Of Jaly, 1861 II the above request is not
complied with within the time herein specified and
stone, ana the oost thereof ASSESSED IS a tax upon
the property bounding OF sbntfing upon the SIDE
walks improved.
ai4 4-s N. G. WAFTERS0S, Clerk.
August 10, ls66. ausle:3H
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RANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE 8 Co,

J0rneF WIT HassAt-sia's Ne L
IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
i houses in PhiisdslPhia-sR1 Washington, We
have opeHsd 4 NEW F0EK HOUSE at above To-
cation, and offer our services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of thelr business
in this city, including purchases and sales Of Gov
eminent Securities, storks, Bonds and Gold
We are constantly represented al the Stock E1-
change and Gold Board, where orders sent rs are
promptly Allied. We keep on hand a fun supply Of
Government Securities of all Issues,
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rsIos the market
Affords. JkY COOKE & co.
ma IO.Rls-D&Wocd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

WATER sPoUr.-At fifteen minutes past
seven o'clock yesterday moraing a beautiful
water-sPOut was visible on the lake, assum-
ing first the form Of a elephants trunk, it
swsng from the clouds to the water, then
looked like an h~our-glass and lasted about
Eve minutes, when it drew up and disap-
peared altogether. Itpassed in an e~asterly
direction. IT is a thing that does not occur
often in our vicinity, but is Of great interest
when il does occur.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

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MEXICOl New, very rare, rich and fashionable
perfums. The finest ever imported OF manufso-
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MEGICoI Nature could not psodaoo a richer
Gem OF Obois5r Perfume. TY 4 and be Gown,
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In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence
BELL's.ExTERNAL REMEDY,
Price two dollars, sufficient for a month, can be
used to good advantage.
It gives strength to the organs, and with the
Pills, will restore them to their normal conSitiOn.
a Pamphlet Of 100 pages, on tn Z" Errors of
YOUTH designed as a Lecture and Caution to
Young Men, sent free, ten cents required to pay
postage.
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sLSWEET oPoPoNAXl The only
elegant Perfume. l. found on all toilets, and
never atains tho handkerchhE. nng7-364
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100 PATENT FENCES.

UNION PATENT WOOD AND
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The Cheapest, most Beautiful aad
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Manufactured by the Union Fence
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ERIE RAILWAY


GREAT BRO GgAGe.IOBBiE TRACK R0UTEl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RR-A NEW PERFUMEI Called
swEET oForoSAx ZION MEXICO, MANUFACTURED By
L. Z smith Co Kos. York, is making a sensa
ton vho7szer 1t is noWn- very delicate, ard
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

N0fIDE-fe al" whom Il MAJ con-
IN -eeEns-4t q regular nesting Of the City
Council Of the City Of Cleveland, held Augost sth.
le6S, the following resolution was adopted, viz:
is deemed necessaryt 70 grsdes pave, drain hid i'm
prove Euclid avenue, between South Perry street
aud Wilson avenue An persons claiming dam.
aens BY reason Of slch grading. paving, draining
and Improving. are hereby required &c Gle their
claims in writing with thsCty Clerk, within five
weeks after the hrst publication Of this resolution.
or be forever barred from fling any claims or re-
eeiyinE any damages therefor.
G WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk.
Cleveland, Auguft s. 1856. Aug9.Sl2
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoSAb.-Hen Richard c. Parsons, who
has been on : fishing excursion TO Block
Island, returned to Cleveland on Monday.
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All through trains going Westward connect at
ClexelAnd with trains for Toledo, Chicago, COlum-
bus, 6incinnsti, Indianapolis, St. Louis, &c, and an
through trains going BsstWsrd connect st Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway; and st
buffalo with those Of the New York Central 3
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie with trains on the
Rhiladelphis 4 Erie Railroad, for Cory, TitusTflle,
Pit Hole City and the great Oil Regions
o5-Day Express EBss and West, connects At
Girard With trains on Erie q Pitssbargh Railroad
for Linegvills, MeadTiue, jamestown, &c.
II. N0TTISGHAM, Superintendent
Cleveland, July LIST, 1885. 7
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q and Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
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Colonel Brosdhead said:z
! am instructed by the delegation TO PIE
sent to you this paper, which recommends an
appointment 70 the war Office. Il is said that
certain changes are to be. made, and not
knowing they are, upon the simple posSibiI-
ity we take great pleasure in presenting the
name OF General Blair Tor the position. I
may add that it is endorsed by every mem
Der of the delegation from Illinois, with one
or two exceptions.
The President received thepsrer, and the
delegation Withdrew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08
state Of Affairs IT Brownsville, Texas-I ederal
&oldicrs Joining the Mexican Army.

New ORPHANS, January 5.-BrownSville ac-
counts say Genera! Crawford has plenty of
funds, and hlS Chief Of STAFF. Colonel A. L.
Heed, - rapidly raising recruits at Browns
'..lr- II" i cnlistlug United States soldiers
III IT. the United States service. PROMISING
81. III their discharge A. soon rs il is necessary
.Ht can be forwarded There has been no in
t.~:rrpnc" as Yet with this operation 10y the
authorities. Recruiting Offices are being opened
+. other parts Of Texas. One Of the recruiting
.E.rr> informed the Times correspondent
.a.ta force was 10 come from New York.
4.nv are establishing camp below Browns
vile. with sufficient supplies.
Il = reported shat Generals Logan and Lew.
Wallace are connected with the expedition
which aims at Monterey.
General A"lia is aware Of General Craw-
fer : movements
Ln."r acco'nts state that General Crawford
.#> been commissioned Grnrralin the Mexican
Republican army, and il il thought viii cs-
-.u'4sH his headquarters in Monterey.
al. i1t1noras General NCIl mas commenced
N.rr.cgtIuS the streets, fearing an attack from
g~tNtorG's division.
American families ar" leaving Natamoras
...r ua..Iuy 10 the American Sid", fearing IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY JoHssoN,s INDEPENDENT AGENCY.
From Washington Stevens and Raymond tx.
pected TO Have Tilt-The Admission OF
Southern Members-General ShRph.

pected TO Have Tilt-Ihe Admissioh VI
Southern Members-General ShRpff.
WAsHIEGToS, January 6.--Members are ra'
pidly arriving. 1t is expected that Stevens
and Raymond will have tilt this week, which
will positively define the future policy Of the
Administration. The Radicals are anxious TO
bring the matter TO an issue
In well Informed political circles IL is under
stood that the President intends 10 make 1t
sine qua non: that the Southern members who
have been properly elected shall be admitted
10 their seats, and that as speedily possible
The Tennessee representatives will undoubt-
edly take their seats, rs the argument used Is,
that Tennessee must be represented In Con-
gress or Andrew Johnson is not President of
the United States
General Sh9pf, Hungarian, who has been
in command of Fort Delaware almost since
the commencement of the war, has fallen into
bad repute Some dirilections Of duty have
recently transpred which will probably end IN
a court-martial The General had at one
time in his custody about thirteen thousand
Confederate prisoners. 1t is alleged that he
has taken advantage of his position, and Melted
n few thousand dollars. The necessary docu-
ments will be laid before the Secrctaryof War
in the course of few days.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC--IGSrARY 8, lsce
Sun sets Il High water water n'o'".. .
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY AND :. 1913.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Richmond stranabam. Nor
folk, United states mail, merchandise and Pas
sengers Haskins & Bridgford
Steamer General Van Vliet Jones, CITY Point.
schooners In tow, w II. Finn
Steamer Triumph, Skinner, City Point, barges In
tow, Virginia Towing Company
Schooner Lavina Jane, Ketchum. New York
merchandise, d. 4 w Currie
Schooner q. 7. Stone, Kelley, Philadelphia, am
munition.
Steamer Mayfower. Robinson, PHILADELPHIA.
merchandise aud passengers X. II. Dibrell
Steamer City of Albany, Martin, Fortress Monroe,
Government orders.
sAILED.
Steamer NJ Martin. Livingston, Norfolk United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, Haskins
Bridgford.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New ork, merch andise
and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, meT-
chandise and passengers Samuel Ayrcs & Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, d. Il W. Currie.
Steamer Star Curtis, Fortress Monroe, Govern
ment orders.
Steamer :. o. Pierce, Bennett Fortress Monroe,
Government stores.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner Ella, from Rockland, reported
ashore off Wind Mill Point; also, hayloaded
schooner name not reportedl ashore off Jordan =
Point.
We are pleased to report that another new gate
has been placed in the ship locks after a her
Culean and arduOus undertaking, and day YES
sells pass and repass as usual until the other
gates are ready TO be placed in position.
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From Kansas-Meeting TO Hear General Lanes
Views on the Reconstruction Question-Reso-
Iutions Endorsing the Presidents Policy, &c.

From Kansas-Meeting TO Hear General Lanes
Views on the Reconstruction Question-Reso-
Iutions Endorsing the Presidents Policy, &c.
LEAvESwoRTH, January CAN immense
meeting was held here last night to hear
General Lanes views on reconstruction Reso-
Iutions were unanimously adopted endorsing
President Johuson's administration Of public
affairs and his reconstruction policy rs an
nounced in his message, and pledging him sup
port in his effort TO perfect reconciliation and
harmony between both sections of tine coun-
try.
It was also resolved that the theory upon
which the war was conducted under the late
lamen ted President and mentioned by Presi-
dent Johnson-that the normal rights and
status of the States lately in rebellion We're not
suspended nor destroyed-is both constitutional
and commcndable. The meeting endorsed the
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution,
making actual suffrage 4 basis of representa-
ton. and commended the freedmen for their
faithfulness and loyalty during the rebellion,
favored the passage of laws, State and Fe-
deral, 10 protect them from oppression, and
guaranteeing to them the fullest enjoyment OF
personal liberty, rights and property; and
also, that the Freedmen Bureau is useful and
necessary until the rights OF freedmen are
placed beyond jeopardy.
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LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
The Relations Between France, the United
STATES and Mexico,

NtsUI>GroN, January THE sensational
statements. - freely INDUCED in Of late, con
corning Mexican affairs, viii soon be proved
pr~rurouS. Thus much is fact: The Secretary
= STATE and the French Minister sen. their
Ia. dispatches to France some fifteen DAYS
>...n. Answers 20 these dispatches cannot be
received much before the last OF January
Meantime the address Of the Emperor nj the
opening Of the French Legislature will he re-
.,,Nua a"rN
The public can only know the actual rcla-
..rre - she three couuir.cS-Amcrica, France
and NcNICo-whcn these documents shah have
lnUu received, and the many statements tclc-
.rup ara from here are anticipationS aud sheer
Inventions. II IS asserted, in the highest diplo-
1.a..t circles that Napolcon's attitude will DO
satisfactory 10 the American people Special
n<Yy.ns 10 tas NtJr York Tribune.
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Mexican Affairs.

WAsHrSGroN, January 7.-oGlcial news from
Chahuahua to I'd ultimo says that Juarez had
entered into new terms with the Opposition.
Only one general made protest against the
extension of the term, and went over to the
French.
Regiles has been appointed general-in- chief
of the central army in the place Of Artegas,
who was assassinated by Macmillan.
Several officers have been promoted TO the
rank of major general for meritorious SER
vices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-08

t4nn.#e, January IA fire III Racine, Wis
s-~.u. his afternoon, DESTROYED the Racine
loose THUS block, the telegraph Office, the
En.>eepJl Church, six or eight stores and other
property. The loss amounted 10 one hundred
t4nt~ ud dollars.
pan ,u~rpuit, January 81 fire occurred
f.. tie Point Breeze Gas Works yesterday
s..ran0u, which destroyed number of sheds
..4 between two thousand five hundred and
.a~ar thousand tons OF coal, worth twelve dol
.-- per ton. About seven O'Clock last evening
e. laboratory in the vicinity OF the Gas Works
". : also destroyed. 1t was used for the man
fsotH.~ II Phuraoh'S Serpcnts.
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Later from Europe-President' Message
American Securities.

PORTLAND, January 6.-The steamship Mo-
ravian, from Liverpool 22d ultimo, has ar
rived.
President Johnson's message gave renewed
confidence III Federal securities. A very large
amount Of business has been transacted IN five
twenties at the advanced quotations.
The London Ne1cs says that American sscuri-
ties continue to be imported in large amounts
by each steamer, and but for the remittances of
specie from America, would be much larger.
Frankfort advices state that, since the recep-
ton of the message, a most extensive business
has taken place in American stocks, accom-
panied by Il rise of three and Il half per cent.
in two days. The German public had gene
rally resumed purchases of them for invest
ment.
FINANCIAL ASD COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, December 20 .--Cotton-The sales
of the week, fifty nine thousand bales, and on
Friday fifteen thousand, the market closing
with an upward tendency.
LONDON, December 22.-Consols closed At
s7's467H. Five-twenties, 66166H.