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III o0VoDR OOMliTTFEE.

MAaHIA0fOSs June y.
Mr., Karns, oi Reading, Pa, appeared before the
~ CoVoao Committse, and testified that he q con-
tractor On the Union Cansl extension and employed
about l9Q Irishmen, He had sent 70 him a large
MN lcr plu1rs, alle7e 10 be maud
uient, which were procured fon r. III. Bovine, an
employee q the navy yard. He received some Of
fhfsn under lfranEB uf Democrats mem bers. some
Two or three hundred Of them were stl in bis pos
session.
Colonel Forney and AR. Wcndall were also exam
tncd b the L0umittug- Thc formers testimony was
shown % the President and several members Of the
labnel. Among other things be stated that be had
heen offered By Mr. Buchanan the Consulata al Iiv-
a sEPs9h eE ths miss.gn g Russia PTqlsia, 4 he
would acqulesce In the policy Of the standardization,
but be declined.
~, Wenaan testified that be carried $40 0Oa 10 his
pocket Tor weeks % present 70 Colonel FOrney, and
fnecessarT was authorized 70 increase Il to $4,000
ats q lie nission to one Of the GFsst Powers Of
Europe, but Forney declined .t
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Formsrly of New Tor, CitV. vii nv Cns uun-
dfed dollars ior he proof that be ever ili0 cure
5uia i0r tie proof tkal any other Pkysioian n
the United Stats treats ths same dissalsl with
Gssr many ysars ofia6orious study and srDsrl-
enee, DR.. GIBSON 3 k1Bpy "a being able g an
-TstsSs II t7sssIieSf for rs
mo- SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CukE
ei75cl1 arfgiu4 thsrafrof1. Including
DEBILITE OR NEaFOUS PRO8TRATION.
y % Won 5 6sd sl5s5ad sadrsdi = u dos Win
1slsy I'd a4sician1, Hho prof. % lrseL - gIll9ls
maladiel With Juices, and Hithout raeai1ing ths
Aitkonrb Dr. GIBSON has a Diblonia. Jet ho
makes no beast q that At, lo5 lns FsI{ Ila ta4t
of intsi igonce, f0r neither diplomasi nor coegesi
nor even gxperiaDcq ever yst polealod pQl.l slIl-
one Ifngls Ounce into sedical geniuIi neihsr does
be boast that he is q member q soms eol.9gs N
purpose Of ensnaring the innocenty Bnt What Dr.
GIBSON might boast q 3 MS, thet ~ . a9ls q
denes in his ability and integrity, and that be has
perfected an American system Of treatmeQt which
challenges any PhyHlcan Of London or Paris Or any
patsnt medicine 70 equal for the radical Of sem
inal weakness, and an diseases CT arrangements,
both mental and physical, arising ifom sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following Advantages over All others yet ei5eoyered
abIs; ne uses no relics q the dark aga1 such g
Mercury, nor any other dsletsrious drug. .aeondly
IL his treatment IS positive and certain In Az cases.
Hs stands prspargd % 60 into any public Or griFgt5
hospital IN the United States and demcngtrals the
Ersst fet that be g able 70 permanentiY cure ten
cases, Il The same length q tine r9apired ~ any
Gfkaf Physician - curo one similar case
Fellow Citizen5l Faets tangible thingls and n
this age, the only pabula upon which tle public
mind can Be I'd, and from which Just and dalntt9
conclusions can Be- dsducad-
and has du=ing the past SIX months pertcr1d many
curas d diseases which had for year1 resisted Al
other modes Of trsatment. hearalee can g given 2
iudiRiduall of tho irIt r11I1cfal ~ lslelandi
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 70
skfIl and fnteqritY "a al Tr0i8iona ransactons.-
Dyspspsia- Rhusnatisnl, SdrofIla and all chronic
diseases treated With unusual sueceaa-
~ Medicine sent TO any part Of th9 eouniry On
DT. ,GTBsoN's NsE Work on Physiology for sails
a. his ofios.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPatky and Mediqne,
~ Olaos No. If7 Ontario strsst, up stairs, fsW
doors from the Public Square.
0hc9 houEs nom to = and nom 70 70 5 o'clock
daily, (sundayl excepted fa noYz
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IEDI64L SUCCESS ExTRAoR-
One Hundred D0llarE .FrsnfumfH
- " SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. A GIBSON

Afssg all other Treatment 4 Faiisii
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NEWS FROM aTExICO.

8 rrr ca -r WAsuIS0roS, Ipne Is :
The Pieayune Of Saturday afternoon has Tam.
pico dates % the 9Th inst Just IS the victory Gt
Gnadalaiaru was IN Gen. Urara's grasp, stray
cannon shot took on his leg. Alarm and eonfd
sion followed. Gen. Vol, unawGres, charged
with great fury on Che Liberals The affair end
q IN the dispersion and hlght of the whole army
Of Liberals
Iampico letter says the news seems incOm
q ptthensibie but & came from an authentic and
reliable source.
Gen. Uraga made his escape, bui the loss Of his
leg viii cost him his life
Gen Luloaga had assumed the Presidency at
the Capitol
A conducn Of SI,lS3 600 ffom Zaeatecas had
arrived &c Iampico. Another large conduCta was
soon expeefed ffom Guanguata.
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ARRIvAL oF THE NIAGRA.

HALIFAX, June l3.
The Royal Nail steamship Niagara from Liverpool
% via Queenstown Sd, has arrived at this port. l
The steamship City Of Washington from New
York and Bohemian from Quebec, arrived at Liver
pool on the first i.-
The steamship Illinois from New York, arrived at
Southampton an the lst.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia from New York
arrived at Liverpool on the Sd. l-.-
It Is confirmed that Gariholdilha entered Palermo
and established his head-qusrters there after fierce
combat and q bombardment by sea and land -
The Populace took the royal palace from the troops
and burned it,
The bombardment continued at the latest adviees
The Chinese reply to the English ultimation Is
published, 1t rejects all the propositions
LondOus Saturday evening-COnsols closed 947S9
IS money and account.
Wires ceased to work, and We have TO go to press
without any latter neWB.) et#
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pEafocRATIo aIRETING.

~ n Y LuIIsl : uUe 10
Tue Indignation meeting Of democrats last night
was tFemend0us afiair, several thousand being in
attendance, speeches denouncing in strong terms
the action Of Congress in depriTng Barrett Of his
seat we're made BY several prominent eitizens from
~ stend1. RESOLUTIONS were rfEntn tnlously passed
ctafGct1rzing the decision Of C5iIeaf in the con-
tested election case unsupported By facts at vari-
alces1 with justice tyrannica, unzcrupulous exer-
n the minority; and reckless disregard Of the
rights Of the people Of this district, bcOrnfuy
pelng the iHputation that the election was carried
BY fraud.
Another resolution nominating Barrett for Con-
kresl was read and received with tremendous cheers
The Republicans also held meeting N ratification
Of the action Of Congress in the case which
numer9usly attended. Resolutions were passed
charging Berrett's election the result Of fraud
and endorsing the decision Of Congress IN giving
Blair his seat Much indignation and apppobatiOn
was manifested at both meetings. e-a.
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CONN EROIAL.
CLEVELAND 1IARKFT-TUNF n

FLOUR-ouiet. sales 60 bbIs red double extra
at 1913 e4s
WHkAT-DeDressed- The sales reported do not
Indicate the market fairly, being mostly to country
buyers and on orders, and and at prices usvs what
eopia oe obtained except IN that way. Sales are:
car red At sl2 zoars do at ss, deliversd on cars;
car in two lots, At sI22 for red delivered and 81
for whitsi ear white at sI,4o, and car mixed at
sl,z, - -'--'''1 :
C0ifN-UnehangOd and in fair. demand. Sales
are ears at SCI 100 bush Dc at sass from store;
car in bags at 49e, and 7Oa bushels and car at 5Oc,
free on board. ,~r. ..- d
HIGHWINEs-saIs OF 50 bbls at l9se
HAMs-salss Of n'Odsrats lot country cured at
exc.
sHOULDRRs-s0Ie Of few hundred pounds
at 7Kc
RGGs-salss Of 30 bbls at lOc and DO at lOjfc.
No change in Otbsr articles and nothing Of cOnse-
quenco doing. A+
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IAPANRaE RnInAssY.

PHLAnREPHIA, June IS.
The principal members Of the Japanese En-.
bassy, escorted by the Naval Commission and the
City Oonneil, visited the Mint this morning
The Japanese inspected the vafions processes Of
refining and ooining, and expressed themselves
much gratfed and especially delighted with the
beautiful machinery Tor coming. At one O'Clock
the oi1eers Of the Navy aud Marine Corps pay
formal visit 70 the Embassy a. the Continental
Hotel II tIL
Mayor Henry received the Commissioners to
superiufend the erection OF q monument 10 the
Sigsiefs Of the DeclaratiOn Of IRdependeuce, at
noon today, In Independence Square. as
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HAMILTON, g. " \, June l9.
FoHr buEeulars entered the store Of james Henry
q Co, Jewelers. on james street, az O'Clock this
lnerninr. M. Htnf9 btlng un procetdtd 10 hsoer-
ten the cause qf the nose aud WQs stabbed several
uuro also stabbed, but managed b hold enc Of the
pprfalsr tll the police arrived. The oiher three
lIi Henry ia in prooafioai state The pfisoners
naiqe q brQEni and e supposed % be tum seneca
Nh Nv MnrE.
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RUFFAL0 MARKET-gyNR D.

= THI INIEIIHlNFIIT = ~
FLOUR-hfarket dull and unchanged
. WHEA AT-In moderate demand and mark easi-
Sales of 1000 bush Racine spring at Sl,l0 1900
buah No. 2 Chicago spring az same, al. =.
CORN-Market quiet Buyers holding back and
holders firm. SAILS 250l0 bnsh Illinois at Sc No
2 Sc for prime No,l de- rs.ah sg h.l
OAT8-ln good demand and steady. Sales Of IL,
COO bush western and Canadian at 3i'sc.
HARLIfN-Quiet and nominal
: WHISKY Market frmoT. Sales OF 10 bbls At
20c. III 4
CANAL FREIGHTS-Steady 40c on -FOUR
Ike on wheat; leifc on c0rni 10 New York.
LAKE IMpORTS-2O0O bbls -four; 2l000 bush
wheat; 46Q00 bush corn. i-FHii srl Hnal
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1l mAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus & Cincinnati Cleveland Erie, and Glove
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for HaTenna, &c.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenhsld, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. +.
~ = = = CR1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
Clevelsnd Fsb O ls5Q
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FROlT CONCORD.

CONCORD N H. June l3.
The Senate to-day reelected Daniel Clark TO the
U. s. Senate in concurrence with the House.
j. +. Carter, Of Ky, lectured before the Grand
Lodge Of Free Masons this evening. The reports
from subordinate Lodges were unusually satisiac-
tory.
The New Hampshire Historical Society held its
Annual meeting to-day. Chief Justice Bell Of the
Supreme Court, presided. .1.rI .,-r
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FROM BALTInIORR.

BALTINoRE, june -,
The Baltimore Delegate nearly all came Is far
as VI NashlngtOu this morning. The delegates TO
the baltimore Convention are arriving here
The Committee Of arrangements are actively en-
gagged IN making preparation for the Conyen-
ton .i..h
The Front Street Theatre & being 6tted up for
the accommodation Of the delegates lI.H
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BEDFORD wooLEN FACTORY.

d LAMOINE, THANKFUL FOR THE
ID. patronsQe bestowed upon him since the es-
fEblishment Of BIS business in Bedford, begs eavet
inform the farming public that be continues 70
ufaeturo Wool into J1i4ln
Ksrsemers Cloth, Flannel and Stocking Yarn,
both white and oolored, by the yard and pound, OF
otherwise work It upon shares.
Having cOmplste set Of machinery for the pur-
poso, shall be enabled short notice to Gard Wool
Into Rolls, or make u into yarn 10 suit custOmers
? PULLING and CLOTH DRESSING done TO order.
Having had q long and varied experience In the
Eastern and Western -WOolen Manufactures, feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction.
~ Tho subscriber viii warrant that the full
amount Of Wool entrusted TO his care shall be made
manner.
- An damages promptly paid, and By living up
TO the above specifications he feels satisfied OF OBJ
talning an extensive patronage. - on
l.-- li - BENZ. HAMOINE.
Bedford, ouyahOgs 90, O., Nay p, lso0'W2Ss - [.
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ROsTON ITEMS.

r.. d H.. huefehf une u.
Tho speelal session o. tho Lggslatnru nat a ten
O'Clock thi1 morning.. Two bills were edosled rola-
tive 40 The cattle disease increasing the state COM
niEsICu 20 i've uemuord providing for scientific
Investigation of the disease, giving power 90 town
ship authorities 90 Kill isolnlate cattle, and make
other regulations tIr the Treatment aud extlrnatiou
OF the disease, and apprcprating $4,000 for that
PURPOSE.
nesolutions endorsing Mr.. sumner recent speech
were edouitd, altgr warm debate, SO 60 "a.
Flt Arabia sailed at O'Clock this morning. She
took out i3o passengers ior Liverpool and for Halt
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MELLOW FEVER

NV IoRKl june IS.
Acapulco adylees Of Nay 2sfh, state that vic,
lent type Of yellow fever was raging at Acapulco.
irom the effect Of which upwards Of 500 deaths
haye occurred within ak Weeks, previous to the
Among those who died were the American
Consul and some 20 Americans
Those who had opportunity were fast for Iea,
ing for the interior Of Mckee ..
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NEWARK, June 49,
Two girls named Galierger and Dillen, aged
and Is years were run over by the O'Clock train
from New York this morning, at East Newark
Miss Dillen was instantly killed. Miss Galleager
Be afill living
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FIRE.
CHIcAeo. june Is.

CHICAGO, June l3
The fire at Belvidere, H., last night, destroyed
Union Block, owned by Neely 4 Co; drug store,
W. z, Woodruff; grocery store, G. S. IngersolL
Loss $4,000; insured $4,000. Fire cause by ex-
plosi0n Of fluid lamp.
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oswEco tIARKRr-IuNE IS.

t l. icy TELEaRAPH.lL
FLOUR-Dun, but unchanged at S565,2j for
common 70 extra state. y ei
WHEAT-Held generally above millers views,
and the market Ia Consequence is rather quiet
Sales Of zoo bush white Canadian private terms.
CORN-Market closes q shade bette. Sales OF g.
800 bush Iliiuoi5 af &C. u la-hir
Other SrUin8 qdi5t. = N-fa1
CANAL -FREIGHTS-Stea &c on -four. 7c
On wheat; 6sc on corn to New York.
LAKE IaTPORT-StOO Bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 100 bush oats.
CANAL EKpSBR TS-2oo0 bbls -four; l4iO00 bu
wheat; z35lQ bush corn iiisi ~ aiNf
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NEW oRLEANs, June Is
The steamer Austrla, Fl ON BrazOs on the 9th inst
Gen. Garcia ommaudinR at Watamoras, has sent
al expedition IN pursuit Of Cortinns.
Capt Eernandes had bes1 taken and shot. 1t was
9elieie ea that the uortina1' band WEg broken up.
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CAUTION.-An persong infringing In any way or
manner this Patent, viii most assuredly be dealt
NORRIS, BHEFFIELD : Co, PEoprietorg,

CLETEIAsp, Feb. "A, 1850. q
Messrs. NoRHIs, SHEFIfELD 4 Co. We; the under
signed, having worn BReWEiE GELEBRLrED HY-
aIENIC SUsPEEs1ON WA1sF," for the last feW months
take great pleasure in recommending It TO the atten
tion Of every lady 1t Is admirably adapted to the
KAsE,, eoNYElIEHcE, BRAUTf and HRALTH Of the
wearer. Furthermore, We know It always relieves
and in many instances effects radical Of the
numerous diseases caused BY tight laeing. We hope
II into general use, for fully salts
fed Il Is what every lady who values comfort and
health should have and we advise every 70 pur-
chase 1t, for assure them they will never re-
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RATR.


AANEsFILLE, June IL
The Muskinghum Valley Association, composed Of
twenty counties in Eastern and Central. Ohio hsVs
concluded 70 hold their Fair four days conmencing
Sept. 18th.
The PrsInium List Will amount to s7,O0O.
premium Of $500 viii be given to the fastest
EioFa Temple is expected to be here.
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PLTNoUTH, Ind, June Is.
The 9th Congregational District Of INDIAN. pomi-
1ated ~ accelnation the Hon Schuyler CoifaT THE
Convention was larger than ever before, and very
enthusiastic. N 'S''
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ADvERTIsEATEET.
c,UTr1Ta For the INSTANT RELIEF and
ASTHMA PERMANENT CURE Of this
distressing complaint.
FEND T
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Made by z B. sEYMOUR& & co, IO7 NASSAU St.,
Ny. Price 81 per box; sent free Ofpost
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tmay5.2Osd&wl
COMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
~ FOR THE LADIES.-Brown's Hygienic sus

/ SOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
~ FOR THE LADIES.-Brown's Hygienic sus
pension Waist, and Improved Skirt Supporter. Pat
s1sTT EVERY Bs LADY LAD Should HAVE oNE-In fact,
every one would have one. If they only knew the
BEAUTY, UTILITY and BENEFIT Of them, This waist
tracts nothing from the BEST CoNCETYABLE FORM,
but directly promotes Il in every respect II Is Of
such peculiar construction that Il relieves the Hips
nom the almost neupportaDle burden 70 which they
are sometimes subjected, BY suspsnding the skirts
DC, upon the shoulders, and by means Of Circular
Braces it stays and Supports the completely
down upon the Chest, Hips and Abdomen, which
makes ii truly an ASTI- LACER, holding the skirts
away from the person. and drawing the flexible poT-
It is also o true and efficient sHoULDER BRACE
throwing the entire support Of the skirts directly
upon the shoulders through the east straps Ihis
immediate relief and IN many cases eject RADICAL
CURE OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE, caused by
6 y tsl1 sss Nv SsiSfs ba ~ ss1s5 sSS5
the critical examination Of some OF our most eminent
and scientific medical men, who all pronounce them
the best thing Of the Kind ever invented They are
rapidly coming into use and give universal satHac
tion to all who have worn them. They must be seen
to give one an idea Of them and worn to be appreci
ated. Call at the BURNETT; HOUSE in Cleveland
and examine them. A Lady VIII always be In readi
to show them. Persons wishing TO purchase the
right to manufacture the Waist OF 70 sell territory
viii call on the proprietors at CHAGRIN FALLS,
Ohio, who have the exclusive right for the United
CAUTION.-An persons infringing In any way or
manner on this Patent, viii most assuredly be dealt
NORRIS, BHEFFIELD 4 CO., Propristors,
Successors TO H. +. Brown 4 Co.
Chagrin Falls, O., Feb. p, 1850. ds5
Read the following Recommendation and refer
enees, kindly Furnished uz for publication ~ those
who have worn these Waists examined and sold
them which, from the many more 1attering commu-
nicatonE we have and are reCaiTinF daily ID deemed
sufheient for the present; ---.-.-st
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AFMas, &f.


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
IL MEN. Read notices in the Tribune since
From his Ezeellsney JAMES D. WEsrCOET, COY
srnor o1 Florida, and nsmoer OF the United States
nor upwards Of tEsltty-avs ysar. ys5 sllietod,
and surgical talent in the country iled 70 cure but
= hlcn ysadsd In most satisfactory manner 70 the
Grasfenberg Remedies spnseien tQusy adFl5s their
use. JAS. ID. WESICDTI."
NEW YoRK, February 1859
DR.J. p. BRDGE-Dear Sir. Some two years ago
en intimate female hiend had been suisFing rom
hllng q the womb whites, and deEanged mangtru-
clsariy described In youT rtiseuents and p1lph-
lets she had the very best medical sazil IN t1e
naly told her that be thought her life might posi-
blT be prolonged very little longer under ne most
udicious treatment For tive years aftsr sns con
tnued to sink when came into your once e tn8
GFasfnberg Medical Institution and rel15ed her
Gymptoms. As yga we're confident q ne sireeisn-
berg Marahalfs Catholicism IN relieEilg ners sh5
DISCHARGED al the physicians and tred iti though
d0ubtingy. Providentialy, il relieved her gnicklys
two years thsre has not been any rcuTraues Of the
complaint, and she j. strong, active and healthy
as when ycuRg girl JNO- 4. bk1s5s'
HOME TESTIMONY.
WzsT BEDF0RD, Coshocton Co., o., Nay a, 81.
,sdi.i5s az ~ ~ 81 ts 5s s g 4 ts la1t st
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction and the Pills have sold 70
great many taiies - regularly e. their tea and col
lee, and with my trade they have become staple AZ
lleia. Aaranall9 Uterine LatlolcQu l q llellclld
that has done great amount o. IOo1 II EaIn1la
Diseases. One lady sold It 70 told ne she had re-
ceiTsd more benelt from one bottle than ahe did
from long course o medical treatment by the most
skillfll PHYSICIANS JAMES WILSON
THE eRARFEEBERG EARsHALhss UfERINE
GATHoLIC0N
il offered IS certain cure lcconIp1niad with the
following symptoms.
lETeg1aritl es-N e -ness-9 Deraagad Ap-
pstits-sall0E Oomplexion-=Plin IN the Back
and Eidneys-gh ghill8-C0ld Hands and
Feet Bloztiug - Eeverishneas-
D.. Neural Headache
leEsness-Disturbed sleep-tluah-'
es of Hezt-fieneral Pain-CraHling
and Pain in the Spine and between tha
shOuiders-Acid stomach-h hausea-Dt1ieult
passing Of Urine, With heat OF sInartlng-Ltch-
ing, Burning or Irritation in ths Urine Orfans-
AigbtmArs-D Despair-H ysterics-An AnLiety-Red
Fsce = Nervous TWitching = Stsrting-Con-
stipation-Irrisable Temper Sadnes8-
Deprived Appetite--f IL aiuienos--BlOat-
ed and Irregular BoWeis-Unpleag-
ant Dreauis-Pains In Uterine Organs humbnes8
and Pains IN hi1nhs.
"a Sold by City Druggists ard Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medicines or Agencies, sddrsss
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOFi2-dkW General gent for Ohio
Ii
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
I RAILR0AD.-TnE TABLE No. IS.
To take eject on after Thursday, February To- 1889.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leaveI youngstown to
Nrrrrr rrrr5e,- arrH