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Run, Buahlo, and Rear Fight

California is great country, made up of all
sorts of peoples. Brutal exhibitions are about
as frequent there and more varied than in Old
Spain, and recent letter to the N Y Herald
thus describes Bull, Buffalo, and Bear fight:
Last Wednesday afternoon grand beast ight
came off at the Mission Dolores, in which men,
bulls, bears and builaloes participated bull
and bear were first brought into the ring, but
they declined combat-showed the white teath
ct They were hen lassOed together, but even
this failed to excite their belligeTent qualities
Both beasts were considerably frightened-buf.
falO little more scared than his would be an
tagOnist Next was match between bear and
dogs The bear was chained to a ringbolt driv-
en- in the centre of the arena, the animal having
been brought there in large cage. Il was
bear recently caugh about thirty miles from San
Francisco. Some four or five dogs were then
turned loose on him, but Bruin soon disabled
his enemies. A bull was then faced with the
bear Bull made fight and in butting at Bru n
struck his chain and shapped it, whereupon
Bruin availed himself of the opportunity TO
Q NIB up among the audience, who Immediately
ned with the greatest precipitation The bear
run also, and got upon the rCofo shed, whence
be paased through the window of the Mission
Catholic church, taking undispuied possession
Oh mat pulainsi Where he remained for several
hours. The bear was one of the kind called the
Cinnamon bear ant when the dogs were set
upon him, instead Of attacking bruin. thew fell
upon each other with great leTocity, until sen
aTsted by their owners They were then let on
siDgly, but put hOrs dc combat by the bear, as
already stated. To vary the entertainments.
the picadorss then engaged the bull, and made
some sport with him. They then dismounted
and attacked the buffalo as bandaleros, but buf.
falo fights with his eyes open, and the first
charge he made tossed the most expert of theil
number, Prudeneio Tao, breaking couple OF
his ribs. The man was carried off before he
sustained further damage. The affair was wit
messed by several hundreds
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In july 1850 was taken with ordinary summer cou5
hut, ior which neglected taking any remedies hoping
a ~ Nu eoon slop OF itself hut IN about three week
uo 4th'se 9assliE mucous aud blood aud grew weak
mar was unable 90 do half days work aubiifd to
phylcars was dused first with nplates next with pills
Of Hato Of Syer took injections NH rate pf silver mn
doing goo noXt took various home reEetes reeo1
mended by nurses ard old ladies' mother did hey do me
any fO0d Again returned 10 the care OF the pnysicans
ssriugenis kuTvn 70 the ofeSsion but ali TO no
In May 1885, alter having tie dseYso over nonths
f tuv Wy was pronounced 10 be Of the ma
l BlEhuh. SOU heth pe was recommended 10 take the
HIaslenhtrs Dyse ieV syrup, whRh h did, In less than
loeaty J9h A0hs after commencing itss he disease is0s
fOWpefy eAecAfd, iCat which dront phy sioaus
had De unable 90 accomplish. Att this time Ials0 com
neneod daily abluOn wnh cold water and ever since
have enjoyed excellent hea tn
used but portion OF bottle 20 nceomplish this eod
NoA anu ever slnce bON els have very regular
eyscuallng th msoyes onCe day.
hesi Dy1synt,Trg uineAllN asJ pronounce u the
recommend rs use to nyory with Ike dthicuv Xxx
ed 70 make Tins statement the pu c through uds
ut Tue blesslnf mas conferred upOa and ihT0ugb t
hope that others like tosd may reap Tie henedi Of ts
ohoo Of Cleveland plain Dealer.
Havngha an opportunity est your ynIuabs madeleine
lor bowel complaints, the Gra ienbeTg Dysenter Svun IN
anu emoiont relief IN such oastE 1t acts like perfect
charm, and cannot doubt that when il Is a. we'll Known
as rs merits demand, 1t will afford relief 10 thoussuds nov
Pres. Board sf Aldermen and Acting bIaSar' n, Y.
have had opportunity Of witnessing the seot Of the
vspeciny those Of severe ohsnctor and have 10 hest
ialion N saying that Is admirably adapisd ihe
''' ''''''Si Slo,sn water cSB r. BE i E9RR5ksT M
~ ToTssls by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ For medicines Or agencies address
aegs AEsnt tor Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

FLoUR-Saes 100 brls choice s5 and loo do in
lots
wHEAT-The msrEe ct is weaker Sales red at 81 O29'Of
No sales OF white reported.
CORN-Lower. Sale carload at 69c
OATs-Steady with sale track at 33o.
HiGHWINEs-Saes 40 brs at 25e 10 brls same and 10
do at 25Le
PORK-More inquiry than for many weeks past Sales 90
brls and 200 brls a; SIS for No. mess
RUTTER-Continucs steady at lS6lIc for r. and llc6
Il Central according to quality.
CHEESE Quiet and csdy at s9sc for fair to choice W
dairy
EGGs-Sales at lOJ(dllo.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,


Coughs, Colds Influenza, H0arSeaeSS, Group,
BroRchitiS, IHcipie1u Consumption, and for he
reLiet Of CORSumptiUs Patients IN adoanced
stages of the disease
So wide Is the field Of s illness and so numerous ye
tue cases OF IT'S Les that almost section country
a6ouns IN psrsons ubcy known, who have hepn roieY-
ca from alarming ond desueeae diseases of the lungs
by It's uso. When un' tried It's over eyeIy
er medicine ui tho kuu is too Hparrunt escape userya
lOn and wheGo s virtues Known ha pubic nh longer
4oslals what sntdote 60 employ for tho distressing aud
dangr affections Of the pulmonary that are
dent 10 climate lille many inferior remedies Ihtnst
upon tue community have failed been disHarde this
has gained ieuds by every tai conferred benefits on the
ah eed they can never forget aud produced nu-
mtI9us and too remarknhe to be forgotten.
Prepared by Dr. J G. AVER & CO.,
'u9AO1bIass
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RErAlL PRICES.
DIarEhaa, Dysenlery. ChnIera. 6r.

We have the GIao enheIr Dysenery 81 rp used n
cases Of bowel complaints IN All their Orns from
louse1tss to mnllguaut cholera, and speak
q IN lia highest TOMS, aud recommend II with COnf
eence Whetror The mild severe recent nI Of
Long standing II cures surely and eu bad effects be-
hind,
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, Pros, Board Aldermen, N y
IT, DE FORREST, NJ. D, Board Of Health, N. Y.
T.K HiBBARn. NJ. D.. Boorl of EIenIt, Nv C,tv
q u; DlShROM, plscupal Clergy man, suffolk Va
H. W bAh,IOW, 70 Pine street, n Y, City.
nANlts fllhlAN Court etreet, Boston Mass
ark n. j. '' -''
W TAYLOR, Captain u. S. Army.
=. y. HART, Cleveland Plan Dealer, Ohio
NM. FAhkAND. CItveIAnd. Ohm.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all The PURPOSES of a Family Physic,
Are composed that disease Within the range
zion Turev Withstand on eyade them Their penetrating
properties sturC sud cleanse uyguTatU purug
Of he human OlBauisni correcting It's diseased action aud
storing teglthy YttHtcs As "a consequence those
properties, tle Ss nd WIN Is bowed down with pain or
physical debility isus Oui,h d fluid his health egy
iesturod hy dy N once simple and inTUing
not only d9 AsSy JahibG'S adP dangerous diseases
The agent helow named Is peused to furnish 1aiis my
American Alnuuac combining certificates Of their cures
ahd directions for their ug1u the following cOmDaints:
Losvehoss Heanliu, Headache arising ru disorder
Slumarh, Nausea, tudlsHsOn, PAIN Morbid InaC non
nt the BOw0ls FaiuleuCy Loss Of Appetite Jaundire and
other kindred complaints arising from state OF ths
body or ohctructiur of us functions.
Do not be put u by unprnciped Dealers with some 9th
er phi they make the more profit Ask for AYERis
Pulls aud take nOthlu e ~
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NEW YORK MARKET-sop,, l6.


FlourSa'es Of 200 bbs at Sll5GSi for super State
81 Eba 81 20 for extra State; Slli4 50 for super western
81 1904 81 for common gUot extra west 81 Gd4g
r old aud s. 05li for fresh Ground shipping brands
extra Toutd hoop Oho-closlrg heavy.
Canadian fnur nominal at s. 1506 OU for extras.
i've Fluur-Snles at S3,5WGi on
Waeat * ,rkot he W and la2 lower Sales 10000 bus
o. sils0 20 70 wbi W4m 81 l0dl 90 or wli'e ma
ditu lik tr Amber Ohio; Sl3Ell, ,3e for vi ite
Ky: csc fla new Chicago spring; Sl,lOH22 for re
southern; 81 l6 Chnce viii Mich; II for old unsoend
Chicago sptipg; 81, 20 iOr mix Ohio
IYe-tieavy at 77ci saies $500 bu II
PiTl y-LuN
Bnrey Mut-76r.
Corn-vey scarce. Sales at s3h offered for mixed
western 4.asked.
3Bd.3Q for West and Canadian. Market firm.
Wiiskv-EasieT; sales S Bt 26td265Ec
Pork ON l. SAFES 20l bbls al SIS O00l5l2 for prime
mess; Si3 62Glls,16 for thin mCss
Beef-AIOrs artlye Sales Of 100 this OF S5G575 for
couttTy prme; fe1IfO do NESS SSgl0tO for repEcked
Chicago; Sl2Gl2 " for extra.
Reef hunis quiet ~ Sl5,g!5 70.
'cm-duls
30 iSi hams ' '- "a nkss AZ ''2' ior
Lar3sales $50 bbls at lO7 allia for No Ciy to prime
western
Bot'er-l2K@ICc for Ohio 1902 for State Market
steady.
CGee.e- quiet at 6t9sJgo
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And pursuance Of q JOI Res uttUu tieueTai
Assembly of the State Of Ohio. passed Apr 5t 1889
proposed sndment 10 tho Constitution Of State
the electors af Tesaid wi have submitted L. Them at said
el'con for their approval rejection, ths following
pupust ion, to wit: An regular the General
Assembly shall commence the Arst Monday IN Januarv
annually ThusO IN favor s"Ch amendment will have
written printed their ballots In Substnnre-pRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED.
Given under my h7ud At tn. Count House the City of
Cleveland, this lth day Of September, A. - 1859
DAVID J. KlGHTMAN,
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
"A lmnCuR q supervision OF SkiLLEU UL pIiYSi-
CLAN, aud they mYy hB relied upon IN all cases
Inc luie lie enCe Of the immunity nsulted by tn
hgt he Graeienberg Remedies consist oi eleven different
Medicines all unequa ed IN the OF the diseases
ed one approPrute any Of the incidont this
country and climate.
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At Cleveland with evclmd and lisjo Cleyebnd Co
lumbusH' Cincnna Cleveland lud Eue, and Glove bnd
and FIiShurg RuilrT ts.
Al S0lOi with hack 10 yhagrir Falls, Sc.
At hI3ntua with huCks lof RAY enng s g..
At BTacggille with hacks 10 Nevrut = q, &c.
AT Wancu with hacks 10 sharon, % rcEtelt, Mssdve
Bloomfield Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown, with stages Tor New Castle. Poland,
Towel ant EuOn valley, and thuuCe by r. T. W &. n.
Il. TO Pittsburgh
CItAs L RHODES, sEpl.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY


NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Dnily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Tr-weekly to OGDENSnURGH, OSwEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TrI-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, hACKI
MAC and Intermediate Porte.
~ Property rOnseued delivered e. will
eeivs prompt and careful attention aud disuatch
" Passengers will he tiokote through AL directions
at The 'Owogf THtcg
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0ronsrortnlinll.
- 1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

ullT t.il-zriss
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
VIII during The present season, their well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdeDsburRh a. OsweRo, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego and Chicago, Mil
wsukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at OgdsnshurRh With the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central Il. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh Burlington, Concord. Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at Oswego with tho
New Oswego Line OF Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BetlOeen os'oego, Troy, Albany end NeS York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form us
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukitk CleYelanJ and sandusky, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Bstwsen Dunkirk Chicago and Iutermcdiats Ports
~ Property forwarded BY this IIp' will 10 subject to
but One TRASH pment
~ Merohnndi,. marked N T 60. E1pge.1 vii ln
forwarded fr m New York by EEpross Freieht Train
over the New York Enc Railroad, aud promptly for
wnrdcd from Dunkirk.
ET- These Lines connect NJ Cleveland with the CeYo
land Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
]. MYERS. Agent N. T. CO, No. III broadway, N Y
J, l.. WARMER, Agent Mt Co., No 3Cmuties SlipN.Y
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co, No. So Sta'e street
Boston.
A, CUSiIMAN, Agent v c. Line No lOs State Street.
Boston.
CItAS S TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestnut st., PhiIa.
T. y. CHURCH, Agent, Ruuse's Point, N Y.
@. l. THOMPSON, TreuB N. T. CO., Ogdensbugh, NY
GEORGE PARK Err, Age {,
HOVEH n CRAWFORD, OswPgo N. Y.
s. D. CALDWELL Agent, Dunkirk.
PEL1ON BREED, Cleveland.
]. :. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, o.
McBETH, Agent Sandusky.
VIM. 7. WAL KER, Agent, Toledo
| y. u. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit Mich.
j. H. HIRAwFoRD, waukee, Wis.
MciIFNRY / DARKER Racine, Wis
MATHER K CO., Chicago.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
| II p. WIBOHG 4 Co, Fulton City, III.
| A. W. GRAHAM l. co Cairo, ILL.,
FIFE X MICHAEL, st. Louis,
Omco of the Northern Transportation Ccmpauy,l
Cleveland, Feb. 18th. 1850.
marlsRs p, CHAMBERLAIN, President.
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BUFFALO MARKET-sopt l6.

tBY TELEGRApHl
FlOurA shade easier but Unchanged sales 1870 bills a
81 Is Or state 81 6l for do s7k doul lie
TIA do.
Wheat-Dull ard heavy sies at 6lGs3
COU-Sca'ce aud hIm At 70.
Oas-Bote.
EaIlev--ln request.
RVe-Ouirt.
VIII key Easier; sales at 2i%
Canal fieghs- lOn orn. l0H wheat aud 80
10 Y. Gamers are obtaining n advance OF 20
END wheat TO Tioy and iny loo Rates are finn
L1ko imnoTts5 OO1 hbls houIi 2GtOJ bus Whta, 1900
bus corn 3l0l bu oais.
canal Erp1rts-l40)ibs ur; 1900 bu wheat II 900 bu
corn 30 600 bu oats, $4,000 Bu Tyy.
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SHERIEFS SALE-BY YIRTUE

SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ OF writ Of Fou cas- issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Cugahoga Couuy At ha suit Of Dewey
X Company James Ggrgett sud al. To- drccied, I
hnvo levied upon shall offer Tor public auction
the Auction Rooms Of p ain, curntr OF SENECA and
Ciamplan strrets tho CIV nf Clevohnd in sad Couu
~ on Tile llh day Sc temb 1850 at 10 O'Clock N. of
day tho following described Opcry 10 wit One
Snia Marble Top Center Table, twelve Spring Scat
Mahogany Chairs. one Sping Seat Mahogany Rocking
Char, three Baskets Show Case, aud CIuthes
Fr d l.. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff
CARTER THAYRR. pliffs' tvs. feu7:2ig
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment
II Of RiFLEs h REYoLYERs Suitabls for Pike
FG4k Likewise, double aud nngle baHelel SHOT
GUNS ard any quantity of et such as POWDER
SHOT CAPS Se., very low foreash a, Haitorsl ysGan
store, No lWlS superior street, next door Gotham
Aplin' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
tebldJhs IL, HATfERSLEY
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DRUGS
sANFORD's
Liver ImvigOrator

L NEYER DEnfLIrATEs.
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rec FROM GUMS, nnd has become au established h,ct a
Statdard Modruo, known and upfored BY all who nave
used Ii and s resented 70 with cnnfdtnoa in all the
Diseases for which ID is recommended.
10 has cured thuusunds within The lost two years
who hld given up all hlp0f ut eeL tho numerous
uus itiiod csrilcutes in@ |my POSSESSION show.
The dose must ho I'd utcd o tHu temperament Of the
Individual tnkug a. aud us cIod 10 such quantities 10
act Ecutly ON ihs huwrls. @I
LVt TIC d'oHtcs OF ygui = ludrmept guide you Ia the
use of the LlVER N-sINIGORATOR, aud II
viii Liver CoIn-.s slplnint., Bilious At
tnrkst DyspepAi a,@ Chronic Diarrhoen,
= N m r & q M .~'p tuta, Oyseutc-
ryg nropayS EQur< Stomnchs Hahitual
CostivoucssB Chul--llcs Cholera, Choice
ru Nprhuss thplrrns| tuntums Elntu-
lcnc ~ j uuud J &c sI,.IFcmalo Wpnkness=
esy and llf9 BE- used suc-l- -IrrsAuly as M OhDiNA-
NY b4MILY MEDl-I@ICtNE. 10 viii ufo SICK
II y A q " " (asi~ thousands can tesiify) IN
TWENTY MINUTES lEF-IrWO OR THREE TEA
SpOONFULS ARE TAX -lEN At commencement Of
attack
An who 1t nre giving their TESTIMONY n It's invor
tlT- Mix water IN tho IN "a h with the 1NNiGORATOR
and swallow both Together
Price Que Dollar Per bottle
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SHERiBPS SALE.-Bf VIRTUE
~ Of writ of Nendi FIpo' and Fier Fucias issued
from the Court Ot Common pleas CuyahngA County nj
tho suit James Cozzens WIN II Usher directed
nave levied upon anu shall expose Tor sale ut public
ton on the premises occupl' 10y sad VIM IL Usher the
township 0 Omsed IN SAID county the 18th day Sep
lemher 1889 at O'Clock Of aid dnV the blowing
described property to wit Snoses two year Old colt
yearling colt cows lul, calves IT sheep, I white
sow two horse lumber wagon, huggy. puW ha row
and culivltOr, ID. l.. WIGHrMAN' SheTiH
sfp9:i59
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N1 ASTER OUMMISIUNNR'S Sale

M ASTER UUMMlSIUNER'S sale
lNL -ruisuant an order OF sale, directed from
he Court o Common Pleas within aud for the Of
ca IN g1 in the state OF Ohm 10 action thoran eud
ing wlurein Thomas Fisbor is plaintiff. a,d Eme
Sh'i sd aui nfi ine Saisd dtie udanta, shil eN
ilt s1e at public auct NJ tbs duuf thc Cuuf
House lcorner S.pora aud hamplan streets, Cleveland
10 sad tuunty ON the lfh dty OF Soriemc lsa, heWreu
the hours no o'clock A. NJ. aud " % lock NJ Of SAID
Jay lhc tuluWtug d. srrhrd lands aud euemeuts tOw
situate in the township of Chsgin Falls, ~ the equity
O. aga and Stateot hn. and Is known by part OF lot
Number Sir, m the pheps Tract, and h bounded fu-
Cocg nor y tho land el ohn Goudol, ea.t bJ lanj of
NahNn tuba T. hOuus Fisher ana the thagrin rivet
south y and Ql said Onat aud isher aud The Clevt
laud fu.di aud To contain try three az d one hr
Of and" Also, "Situuie In The township Of Chagrn
fgls, ~ the o'nniy OF Guy shoga aud Stas OF Oh and
is bounded o'lnWs. wit: North tho land II Jhu
Gopfc east Chag 10 river south said F'shnrs land
west on Cuauncey uiChcucks land aud all the snd
veycl 10 me Uhe sheffield by Billings Rabburn es-
loss "
both descriptions embrace the same pieoo or parcel Of
land.
Appraised value $50 90.
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s''O'OO' 1osrpn s GRANNIs.

Master Cuiumssio siouer for said County.
JoHS II CLAPP, ESQ ATTY fr Plaintiff.
Cleveland. Ausust i3 1859 sugls7isdaOl
ADALINE kNArPl In the uurt Common pCas
HoRACE RNArP J Cuvaboga County ohio
nN THE l1th DAY OF AUGUST,
~ 1859, the sail Adalne knapp flied her Ietitinn ia
the Clerks office Of said CUur against said horace Knapp,
puyiug Tor Divorce aud ch1uge uant and allegie
for cause. Of said lurace IN tho PrueHiary
ct tho State OF Ohio ADAlINE KNAPP.
Rugl2:Ae nv CHAs T.. Fisu, her Sol citur
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The cred
"A uots ot Parker Butler. OF G tyeluud Ohio ,y'I
tks nrs that the uudersi ned has been duly appointed
Ass gnee the So Parker Butler Ait persons having
against said Pracr Butler will please present
the same 70 me withid tho Time limited by law.
B FAIRBANKS
Assignee O Parser Butler
Cleveland, Sept s.h, 1850. $50
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DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL.
DorhngemenI, DeGpOndency, &c.

DloEAoE VI lnE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DoTRngemenT, Dependency, &c.
NHE NEW Application of ELECTRICITY
\ telmou Eltcl topaihY, Is the only Treatment ever
ton or eo or s9 outing ofha Tau whether Rlisi
which ooueror later orcason feeil of and
distress IN lhe head wn dlAz ness loss Of sm6on and
If Affection for nearest relatives aud indiereIcs 10 ne
tlms would much rather die Than 10 live III Ss aba
symptoms tosesr win others which Il is Ia
as the disease advances and yeiy frequently ormnate IA
ldocy lnsanly OF saic.e u may be s,ld without of
Commuied 10 le preseut day ore tlaceabe 10 morbl IN
cuuence Of suride from kuuwn To the pnb =
Derangemenl Of lhe hr n and mena dsrangemeht are in
TO mo : cmine physiciens hlsedgg cup ing, purge.
onls leg uuato aud fconhc Electrician in tho Cty of
diseases WITH success III also diseases OF The eve
{nToal LIVER nom,ch kidneSs .pe, aud diseases pecu'
ana &c ,Ial pstily ate OF q Physicians have III cd
permanently cured by The instruf entay OF Dr. Gibson
aud whose eases had for maay years resisted ali medic
Read the following nom Mrs. Carlisle ollhs cry;
Dr. A Gibsoa--Dear Sr:-I wish 10 express he hsS e.
iosm IN which hold your ecioul uealIneut cses of
zLnoss FOR alou seveu y6 n, WIS Sfii oted WIN Nv
above diseases and tors mnnths before became lan
ssnit Sir me assure you, and ihroqsh you tile public
lat lhe hhnl eonl o lIean cut 10 which you subj od
the hBnds Providence ascrbo my recovery entirely To-
your electoral uuumeut aud tor yalu he ser ICES
wi The onout agent you lklfllly employ i am On
Der the greatest uhlrnohs and hal ever take pleasure m
recommend ne Your Treatment 70 nv friends
Signed, MRS. JOHN CARLISLE
No 2il Hami ton street. CleveiHnd
To the above might he added volume Of cerhrai "a Of
aud complimentary notices bur The most satfurtor
recommend ateu h The peTgunal ad auta'es all may derive
hom d. Glhgou's valuable di,cOyo Ice AID services
DIR, GIBSON Eclectic Physician
pOessOr uf Eleotropathy aud Aisdirlne
Do Ghsns new work on Physiology ior sale Al his oioe
me 9ny * ever published sying detail the ohhrac-
eg o n,n hy tho ten pfnmeu and eonittuing specific
, once on ontanl street q, Berk 4 Co.'S Store
lew doors irou the pubhs Squae. Oioe hours from 10
ia, NJ, aga 40 VP Al daily, suadNys excepted,
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All tho trains going Westward connect Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati 81.
Louis &c; and all tho trans going Eastward
DuukTk with the trains Of the New York Erie Railroad
BuhulO with those the New York I0utfal aud
Buffalo and New York Eue Railroads
Clevelsud June lqfh lyEq zIdp NP''
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frnnl Nntifts.
M ESnnIENT no WIZ COY

fhOrOsED Allh NhelknE no TIKI CON
a., STlTUTlON.
Relative Dan Amtndhcut 10 the Constitution uruvida
inr Autm1 tes ions ul the General Assembly
hffrff Nv f1f Gfarfei AsscHibV fie STATE Oh Ohio
thfet-h ht ul he HUHihsfE Of each house coucurrnH
hee Hi a mi s hereby proposed tute electors ni
lhe St u Nuie ut The annual OctubOf Sae election
uu lg apwv on rejection of tho following udmout
" sutsiutU Tor the hut lsusa oi Tie twenty fifth
thu u lutH article VI tho Tons 1tutiOu VI this state
R Wti An regular ssions OF the u0urtal A. emhly
shal commence tile hst MONDAY iu luuuurv annually
WILLIAM 10. WOODS,
Speaker VI the House o hcurrsr MIA ives.
MARTIN WELkER
spill 3, 1859. prrstiout Uf the Senate.
SHCRETART or STATES OFtiCE,l
Gulumnus %. Apul I, lsbg.
hereby certify hetr foregoing joint Res lulion 'ro
ai'e 20 nm Am udmeut tu tho Cunsiitutiu dug
Ahuurl sessions ut toe General Assgnb ts tiuo copy
T.. RUSSELL,
gerr vtl gfnfa