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MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-
ORDINARY I q
One Hundred DO1kTs FfDaifnfI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on gPEuMArORHu0E,
g LIE EFT, &C., AED lAP OTEhC !
CURED,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DIR A GTBgON


E9rmssrly q New York CITY, VIII pay 9ne Hun
dred dollars fsr the proof that - ever ais to cure
sum lor the proof that any other Physician %
the United States treats the same diseases with
Gfter many years Of laborious study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON q happy IN being able " an
nounce g the aniortunats, that he has porieeted
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private Diseases with all bad
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
He has su9eeeded In curing eass IN thia eit .oms
selfstyled physieaus who profess 70 treat al private
lnaladiea with success, and without tacaiving The
al '4ItgoaES ilk' Dr. GIBSON has Diploma, yet be
makes no boast Of that fact r the fefy resson that
Of intsillgsnce, for neither dpomali nor COLLEGES
nor even oxperlence ever yet Possessed power sum
Gent 70 always make aged men wise On y convert
one single Ounce into medical genius neither does
he boast that he q member 1l some college N
Pnris OF London, perhaps some others do for The
Gibson might boat ol d this th1t he % able q
give entire satisflction 70 those who rgpose conf
denee IN his ability and integrity and that no has
perfected an American system o. truatment which
challenges any Physician Of London Or Paris Or any
patent medicine 10 equal for The radical cure Of sem
mai weakness, aud an diseases or arrangements,
both mental and physical arising nom sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ths
following adrautagas over all others Jet discovered
ahd nrst' me agents used are in y 5espeel ai.ss
able be uses no relics q the DARK ages sueh 43
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug Secondly
restrictions in diet or business - rec ulred Ihlu
u his treatment s positive and certain 10 al cases.
Ho stands prepared 70 81 into any pqnhe or private
hospital In the United States and demon5trate the
great fict that be Is able 70 permanently cure ten
cases, ia the same length Of time required b any
other Physician @ cure one iimilaT ea.e-
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible thing1s and ln
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can Be- deduced.
Dr.. GIBSON . permanently located ln CleTalandt
and has during the past six months psriormsd many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment References can Be given @
individuals Of the drst respctablily IN Cleveland
Boston. New York, and other cities In regard 20
SKIN and integrity IN All professional tran!actons-
Dyspepsia, Rhuematlsm, Sorofula and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success
Ua5- Medicine sent 70 any parz Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars
Dr. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology for sais
at his Office.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and Medicine,
E5- Office 30 III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
daily, Sundays eXcepted.1 now
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FRoa1 BALTI1IORB.

BALTIMORE, juno Is,
letter is said 10 bo IN the hands Of the parties
here from Mayor Wood, Of New York, denouncing
the Secession movement of the Southern delegates,
dec7riuf hiH conviction that Douglas carry tho
state of New Totk, and hvoring his domination.
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Mr.. Nilsson said that such proposition waa never
held 70 Do revenue mcasure, II did nus, however
originate Ga she Senate, but In the House ITSELF and
was proposed BY the sanato a. 40 amendInont. ..
Aftor further debate Mr. Montgomery offered an
aInendment % revive the Tariff act OF lsl2, which
The loan amendment was disagreed TO, and tho
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June "a.
The House resumed the consideration u the rogo-
lution reported frUm the Commits on eeuiion, de-
clarnR that Mr. Anderson was entitled u retain the
es q, pc nov oeeuRis, n M heg,sne' nom tne
mr. Croasman the contestant, again spoke IN iaFor
Stevenson spoke fsr and spatton against the CON
teBtant, the resolution retaining Anderson In bis
seat was adopted by ll2 comprising all the Republi.
cans and southern OppOsltiOnlstH present. against
ca, democrats exclusively
On motion of spattoh It was resolved that com.
ponaation BE- allowed TO OrisHmen TO the present
time, and the House then proceeded 20 act on the
amendments 20 the Legislative executive ene lual;
in the committee Of tho whole ON the staie Of the
Union; On Saturday some Of which Eero mention
Winsiow made & minority report from the Covodo
committee. He made personal explanation 10 the
snSci thst the charge against scranton va, ~ ffo9
In q SonyeTIa,ion With the wrlt0r, hO discovered
that he had been somewhat deceived, and informed
The committee thar be Wished 70 prosecute the mat
ter no hrher, and now took pleasure in teyng that
nothing Whaf0ver had been brought 20 ght reject
ing In any manner on that gentlemana character.
Campbell said this explanation was ereditable 70
tAtod BY no other desire than TO discharge his duty
Ia the promises.
The friends Of Scranton anticipated such a result
a. they knew stain could rect on his public or
private character.
Recess from 70 7. .....
ERRArUM.-Tho Congressional procoedinRs tele-
graphed weat IN giving Colfoxs analysis Of the Sen
ate Homestead bill, makes him say Il would opera
In no land except Minnesota, Oregon anu Washing
ton. The word except" is q misprint-hs states
that h would operate on ne land IN any Of the States
named, ... I'D
BRNATR.
Several private bills were passed,
The naval appropriation bill was taken up. The
amendment providing three steamers for the sup
preston Of the African Slave trade was debated At
length.
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CiLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD. .-Tnn TABLE No. Is
no take effect on after Thursdav February 10 1s5Q


At Cleveland with cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Clevs-
lRnd Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks TO Ohagrin Falls, &c.
At MantuR, wish hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Bracevills with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield. Garfield, &c.
AZ Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
laRd, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. r.
CHGs L. RHODES, supt.
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NJ 0 n T G o NJ E r Y,

Will STOP At MACKINAc. Will GO TO sUPE-
RIOR CRY.
The Steamers ARcTlC and SRA BIRD viii make one
trip each for Pleasure Excursions, touching az all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior during the
months Of July and August due notice Of which will
be given
The MONTGOMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all
First Class Low Pressure Steamers. Their Passenger
accommodations are not surpassed by any Others on
the Lakes. Their Commanders have been engaged
IN the Lake service for years past and are entirely
conyersant with its duties IN every particular. II
the intention Of the owners Of this Line 70 make Il
A PERMANENT ONE, go that parties can depend
upon having their business done as long any Beat
can run during the season Of navigation.
The Price Of Freight & Passage will be LESS
than by any other Line on the Route.
1t is hoped by prompt and efficient attention to the
requirements Of the Lake Superior people, and the
public generally by all connected with this Line to
merit a share Of their patronage.
JOHN HUTCHINGS Co,
Agents for Steamer Arctic
TROW BRIDGE, CHAPMAN & ROOD,
Agts for Steamers "MOtgomery'' Sea Bird"
ap:25;2q3
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gEqaI alotIfes.

GHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- ofalias writ ofvenditioni e1ponru, issued from
The Court Of Common Pleas, of Cuyahoen county, at
the suit Of Abraham r. Van Nest o. at, plaintifs,
against h. H. Gillett, defendant 70 me directed,
shall offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, in
the city OF Cleveland in said county, on the 7th day
Of July, 1880 At o'clock ?. NJ Of said day. the FOL
lowing lands and teuomsnts, to wit
Commencing at the intersection Of tho southerly
limo Of Vermont street with the eaHtery line Of West
street, thence eastery along tho southerly line Of
Vermont street, EiVfy-nino feeti thence s0utherly
paralle with the east ne Of West street. sixty feet
thenoe easteFy parallel with the south limo OF Yer
mont street eleven feet; thence southory parallel
with the east line Of West street thrty-elght feet
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet 10 the east line Of West street, thence northery
along the east line Of West street. uinety-elght feet
10 the place Of beginning; being the same premises
described in n deed nom GilmOn Folsom, Jr. 20 H.
Gillatt recorded IN vol. a. pages $40 and 5I Guy
ahoQa county records, and further known a. fhe Il
W corner Of Block Xxx, In tho BufIalo Company al
iotuient IN Cleveland (f0rmery Ohio City Cuyaho-
"A county, Ohio. Appraised al Ei,tQ0.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, sheriff
HERRIcE 4 BARLOW, Piaintlas Attorney.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PASSED.

CHICAGO JUNE le.--IhA Ia AaE9r CAhoO Rr.-Un
Saturday the barque Great West cleared for Buffalo
with thirty-tws thousand four hundred bushels Of
corn.
t PASSED.
DRfRoir, JUN 1s.-UF-steamer Cleveland; pro-
peller MRydowor, Nile; barqu8 Danube; schooner
Huntress, York State, Aldeharan, Eclipse.
DowN-steamer Michigan, Illinois propeller Ton
awanda; barqus B. A. STANDARD, Geraldine, Merri-
InVincible; brig Andes, Sir Charles Napier Globe,
Saxon BchoOnerB Lilly Dancy, Mazeppa, Arcturus,
New London Geo. Steele, y. 7. Richmond, Caroline
Il. Bailey, Walrus, CTeyola, Jas Havaugh, w. B.
Grant, Plover, Starlight, Storm King, J. 3. Holley
Persian, Meridian, Col A. b. Williams, Interna-
tional Ell Bates, Lively, Cuba, Wyandotte, Travel
Ter, Spy, Mountain Eagle, Hanover. Fairfield.
SUNDAY, TO l P. NJ
UP-PropslleF rrhIFle state; schooner Northern
DoTS@Bsroae Adriatio, zadoe Pratt; schooner
u. Il. Brown, s. L. Noble.-Advsrtiier.
FARPoRT HARBoH.-The Buffalo Express publishes
letter from Painesyille giving correct directions
for entering the harbor at Grand River, Fsirport,
Ohio, as follows: Coming straight In there 10 six
feet Of water, but vessels drawing more than that
would hardly make the hhrbor in rough weather,
and had better koap clear, or in Of emergency,
go 70 this beach the west side Of the west pier In
still weather there eleven feet Of water. This they
will and but 70 do 90 must come In close 70 the
east pier, stoarng for the hght-houso on the hill,
and then steer s. 8. W. until we'll In between the
PIERS keeping pretty close 70 the east pier say thirty
feet.
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This will include those suffering rom the ruinous
efects Of opium, a. we'll O. alcoholic stimuli. The
successful Treatment Of large eass Of diseases Il no
longer an experiment.
The subscribe- Intends that the Institution shall
furnish hOm8 for the sufferer, well as q cure for
ruined prospects and blighted hopes. The generous
conhdoncs which the public have bestowed upon him
IN yeara past, viii serve only 20 stimulate him 10
frugh oTcrtioug, for the benelt Of those Who may
Be placed under his charTe
T. T. sEELEY, n D., Proprietor.
Cleveland, April II, 1850 aPrf7SdlmkWsm
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE-THE
undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
Lied g. Executor on the e5taie q Zeloius H. Monroe,
juhsSssssW u. 3. SCOTT.
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8Ail &aada
CLEVELAND ANp PITTsBURG

GtLEXEL AND PITTSBURG
~ HA4Lh0AD.-SpRr.aA AHnAagENENT. 10 take
en- eees So 9p Ag9qay APri "a ls9Q TRAINS LEAVE
100 A. n.-Mail ior Pittsburgh wheeling and Now
Philadelphia.
$40 ?, n. -kxprass for Pitiuburgh and wheeling.
hOtn Trains maze direct Connections With Penn
gylgania hailroad for baltimore, PhiiadalBhia, New
Yer< and Boston. Also with Baltimore 3 Ohio Rail-
fosd for Baltimore and WalhiuFtun Civ
Also connect af Hudson for Aaron and FflIlershurz
81 Time hy this route a. quick aud fare viii 81
the 1emn as hy Northern Lines 20 New York ~.
FIR. MYERS, q. I, Agent. ~ - 'IR iRb5 s
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Ataas, Nf.
OF AMERICAN WO-


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN. Read notices IN the Tribune slnco
From his ExeeIency JAMES D. wEsTCOTT, Gov
srnor Of Florida, and member Of the United States
q For upwards OF twenty ave years was afflicted
and surgical talent in the country fed 70 cure, but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner 70 the
Grasisnberg Remedies. IconsgentilslT advise their
uso JAS. ID. WESTCOTr."
NEW NoRK, February 1859
an intimate fe1sis friend hsd been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites, and deranged menstru-
ations, together with the attending symptoms 90
clearly described in your ADVERTISEMENTS and pamph-
lets. She had the very best medical skin In the
city until entirely prostrated, and her physeian a.
bly, be prolonged very little longer under the most
udioious treatment For two years amer she con
Gruofenberg Medical Institution and related her
symptoms As you were confident Of the graeien-
discharged all the physicians and tried it, though
doubtingly. Provdentially, it relieved her quickly
two years there has not been any recrrencs Of the
complaint, and she Is as strong, active and healthy,
as Ehen young girl JNO. K. BRIGGS
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEsr BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., May a, 81.
M h - hINesLEI EI--Slr nave oeeh sel.lns ,s sls
ten yearg, and have Invariably found them @ give
gooa sssisss.l9n ana me ~, tilis 81 s & 'S1 S vi.
that has done great amount OF good IN EamaIe
Diseases. One lady sold It to told ne she had ~
cetTed more benefit irom one bottle than she did
nom long course of medical treatment by ths most
skillful physicians JAMES WILSON
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALL's UTERINE
CATHOLICON
Is offered a. certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms
lrregularites-W " eaknsss-E Eain lnsls- Deranged Ap
pstito-SalloW O0mpleNion-Paiu in the Back
and kidneys-C Chills-COld Hands and
Feet = Bloating - Feverishness-
Neuralgi a--ueadache-Rost-
iessness-Disturbed Sleep--fIuah-
IS Of Helt-Gensral Pain-Cuwling
and Pain In the spine and between the
shoulders-Acid Stomach-Nausoa-Diid
passing Of Urine, with heat or smariinF-Itch-
ing, Burning or Irritation in the Urine Organs
Nightmare Despair-ii iiystorics-Anriaty-R
Fsee- Nervous TWiichins = Startipg-COn-
slipation-Iritable Temper Sadhc98-
DEPRIVED Appetite Elatnlgnco--Bloat-
ed and Irregular B7wels-Unpleas-
ant Dreams-Pains In Uterine OrEan1-- Numbnesl
and Pains IN Limbs.
~ SolG BY City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
noVl2-deW General Agent for Ohio.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-JUNE IS.


lBT TELEGRAPH
STOCKS-2d board irregular and closing steady
alter the board. Tenn 6s s2S; n @ 9954i Illinois
bonds l0l; g gl4i n z slAi Reading tO]6; Erie
B 7 2sNi Chi 4 6s; NJ & NJ 61i Chi d & 2 69A.
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WESTERN EXPRESS co.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND PROM THE WEST. Enlarged and
tine best facilities presented for the considera-
tion Of Merchants, shippers, Travellers and Emil
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
having united their faoilit es with those Of the
New York Genital and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 PropelleFs and
Steamers, Of the first Insurable
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

GLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
- ROAD.-suMMER ARRksgEMnSr 1850
On and after Monday, April 9Th, 1900 Passenger
Trains viii run folloWe:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. "a. MAIL TRAIN-Stoppng at an Stations
except WlckllHe, Mentor, Perry, Union
..H vile, Say brook and sWanEille; and strives
at Erie 100 p. ~, Dunkirk 3:55 p. H., Bui-
inlO a.l1 p. n.
s2oP. n. CINCiSNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at Painesville, Ashtabula and q GlraTd
only and arrives at Erie 6.32 p. n, Dun
kirk s.23 p. n. Buffalo 80 P. ~.
$40 P. y. CONNEAUT TACCQM1l0DATION TRAIN
9.2o P ~ NIGHf ExPRESs FRAiN-stoppInE at
PainesTille, Ashtabua and GlruTd only
and arrives at Erie 1874 A. A. Dunkirk
2.50 A. a., Buffalo 4.20 A. NJ
LEAVE ERIE.
1856 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping a.
Girard Ashtabuln and Painesvills only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. n.
l0:38 A. n. NAIL IkALN-stOpplng at all stations
except sayhrook, Unlanville, Perry, Men
tor aud Wickline, and arrives a. Cleveland
2.30 n.
I:iOP H. DAY EXPREss TRAIN-stopping q Gi-
rard, COnneaut, Aahtabula and Painesyille
only, and arrives ~ Cleveiand SO P. n.
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut a. 600
A. NJ stopping az all stations, and arriving 81 CleYe
land az $40 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl St. LOUIS &C.; and all the trains going eastward
connect AZ Dunkrk with the trains Of the n Y. & Z.
Railroad and az Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
Cleveland April 9 1850. IT n.
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8hpsitlaas 3 9GEgEoRA

DR. A. w. TUCKER-IT HAS
Become a well known iact that ho CURES hun
dreds Of chronic diseases, with be hathg and Medi
ciuas, whore al other practice llll. He viii guar
Liver Complaint, Chill Fever Dyspeplldi Gravel
Asthma Caiarrht DrOtayi al3o, lelneafy elpnAlill
In All IL various forms. Eor this dlleae ne l94
spscnc that never fails. Coed fuccrT Tn al oinar
chronic dlaeases, and many acute. C1l aud see tae
Doctor
Oliee, No. M, Ontario street up stairs.
15- Consultation Free. maFzl
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OLEYELAND. COLUMBUS ~

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
u CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMMER ?
RANGElfEST.-ls60. On and alter Monday, june nth,
1860, Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland fol-
go NY. a Cincinnati Express-stopplng at
Berea, Grafton Wellington, New LOndon.
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
shelby, reaching Columbus ll.30 A. n,
Cincinnati ADA N.
3:l5 P 81. AccommOdation-StOpping at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ, Cincin-
natl $40 A. u.
eco P M Night Express-Stopping at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line Galionl Cardington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus 100 P. A. Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sandusky, Mansfield s Newark Railroad. for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
&C.
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne B Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphoE,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C..
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, sc.
Gallon and Bsllefontaine Railroad Line for Marion
BelleiOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Haute Fincennes, Evans
VILE Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and XeRia
Railroad, for Nenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
TeTrB Hautc, st. Lonia, Morrow, LOveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sissipp Railroad az Cincinnati for Louis-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
~ points on the Oaio river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqun aud
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, UrbanH, &c.
80 For Tickets 20 all points and Information ap-
ply At the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street,
XCleveland June II, 1859.
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CLEARED.

stmr City Of BuHalo, Perkins Buffalo
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. buckeye, RoWman, Chicago, mdse, P. &B
Prop Prllris state, Williams, Chicago, mdBe, PsltOn
Prop WlSeonsin, Hickey, Osdsnsburgh, mdss, Pei
ton ( Breed
schr NJ Ballard, Derlsn, Saginaw.
Schr New London, Russell, Marquette.
Scow Elmiras Van sipe, Detroit.
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MARINE.
PoRr OF CLEVELAND.
ExrERED-June IS.

ENTERED-June IS.
stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Akron, Bennett, OEdsnsburgh, ll9 tons mdse
Pelton Breed.
prop Wisconsin, Hickey, Detroit, cord hoops,
tons mdse Pelton Breed.
PROP Prairie State, Williams, Ogdsnsburg, 81 tonl
Indso, Pelton & Breed.
PROP Buckeye, RoWmnn, OgdcnBburg, 20 tons mdao,
PeltOn 4 Breed.
schr Allen Wick, Wilss, Bay City, s. M lumber, e
N shingles, Kilgore 4 20.
Schr New London, Russell Marquette, 40 tons iron
ore, Jackson Co.; 8 bbls Esh, Parsons.
schr. Ballard, Bowling, Bay City, 1875 N lumber 50
n lath, j. Thomas. E
sehr. Eclipse, Oimstod, Detroit, 81 N Ihingle, Is
bbls fish.
schr r. Barker, Stalker, Oswsgo, 500 bbls salt, Otis
Burnett. -r.-
lnth
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~TEVELAND 3 TOLEDO RATL

CLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-SpaINa ARnkNGEmENr. o. and after
Monday, April 9Th, 1850 Trains on this Road will
run a. illlOws from Cleveland
555 A. NJ Through Mall, stopping At al stations On
the soufhern Division arriving at Ioiedy
at lu.20 A. m.
2.ss p NJ Western EEpreaa stops a. an stations on
southern Division, and arrives a. Toledo
a. I;23 r. m
400 Mall, stops az al stations east 0f sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives a. seii-
dusky az 8.25 p u.
so p. ~ telegraph Express, stops a Grafton Der
Mn5 Wakeman, horWalkt MonrQeFlloi
Bellevue, CLYDE, Fremont and ElmOrai
ana arrives at Toledo at i0.l5 p. M
Connections are made q M0nrosvillo with the san
dusky, Mansfield and Newark h. r., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., a. fre-
mont with Hremout q Indiana q. r., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash RAILROADS for Chicago, De-
tE9it Jsekson5 h9rt wayne Aogansport, Lallyeti
west and Southwest
Trains arrive 10 Cleveland from Toledo aud the
sanduakY az $50 A. n.
I. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April =, 1850.
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The IRos CIFI is advertised to leave this evening
for Lake Superior.
rns 1IIlsoIs lst. last svsnlns for the upper laEes
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The Clersy or sicily PEoRchinG Crusade
Against the NeapOiltan GoverHment
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eARzR41DT MASTER oFIrALTi
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A sYLUM FOR INEBRIATEs.
INEBRIATEs EXCLUSIVELY

~ The subscriber viii open, on the 18th Of Jurs
next his new, large and commcdious brick ostab-
llshm0nt on Kinsman street, as an Asylum for
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Several private bills were passed,
The naval appropriation bill was taken up. The
umondmOnt providing three steamers for the sup
preston Of the African Slave trade, debated ai
length.
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NEAF0LITAN ARNY oAFLrUIATED.
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ARRTVAh0FTH THE sTEA1IBIts aIARaIO
MA AND BOHEMIA,
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ENrHUsIAsM FOR eARIRAlDIl
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Formerly of Now York City, viii pay one Hun
dret dollars fer the proof that - halls 20 cure
The shove uaEIal llloa1e1. he viii pay the aane
sum for the proof that any other Physician 90
the United States treats the same diseases with
equal success.
Amer many years q laboEiog7s study and experi-