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n. Y. STOCK MARKET.-APRIL II.
fay

Market dull and rather lower. Chicago B. Rock
Island 49N; Cleveland a Toledo 301 8 30; Galena 4
Chicago 6qh Illinois Central script 7OS; Michigan
Southern Raranteed 32x b 90; Michigan southern
Railroad AK s 80; Reading sos; Harlem l34; Har-
lem preferred SIX; Hudson A; Erie 20; New York
Central 74A; United s ates 6 Of 81 r~eslstered 934i
Treasury l2s l03k; North Carolina g. 1874; Missouri
e Fglf. pncfhc Mall 79h.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April u.
Tn Commercial says, Reverdy johnson snow
here and expresses warm approval OF lie Presi
dents present movement, and emphaticallv AZ
firms that Maryland viii give the Administration
! cordial support.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTRI
BALTIMORE q ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SOHEUULEf

By recent important changes this Road Il nav ALL.
70 L4r1lsn nn1snal ~iacllties for ntsrcummunicatIOn
AasL south, West Northwest and Southwest,
FULL. CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 Phhadelphlaa and New York, in the East-Wfth ths
SOuth, bylH washington Branch Road-by ClsVe-
anaand Fi'tsbnrgh, uantral Ohio and Marietta and
CINCINNATI trains, with the Northwest, West and
Through Tickets to Baltimoie, Phiiadslshfa New
iork ~ Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
ahy Ottne intefmedtate cities. Two Dollars addi-
tlonal give the privilege Of visiting Washington Civ
en- route.
rus is the ONLY route that eau furnish Through
Ilckets or baggage Checks to Washington Civ.
Far as Low as by any other Route.
- Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Ask Tor Tickets BY baltimore and Uhio Railroad.
J.. II. SULLIVAN,
W. P. SMITH, Il II C1LT'
Master 0iTraDsportat'n.l General Ticket Agest.
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RROM HARRIsnuRG.

HARHIsBURe, Pa, April u.
The War bill passedboth Houses tonight with.
out amendment, and has been signedby the Gov
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsEISoToS, April Il.
morning.
Only one wire is working South, and that bad.
y. There Is not a word from any point South,
bus far.
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RArPoAD @sTEM OF ILLINOIS

ever SOD, 900, 900 d private capital have been ex-
u.Esd y, re rsilroaA system Of Illinois. Inasmuch as
- OF the income fun several OF these works, with
ainsbIe ppbicf fund b lands, go 70 diminish heSate
-ne7sss the T~ExEsAEauGEE, and must consequently
srsrY day decreasa
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-. S,s ar e only 500 39s u, ard tsahin Ae
- sSTT kaskz reduced S2,e59,E45 So and us
- .asSnaNg 11t has u = years L wM baoBs z
p.mpblets descriptive CHE lanes, sou, climate,
OF Application 70 -,
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DR.. GIBSON.

Professor Of E~lectropdtAy and Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stain, q sE
org from the Public square.
lOmce hourI from 3 TO y and from 3 to 5 O'Clock
Ally, Sundays eEceDtsd-l aus
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KIRGINIA C-0NYENTInN.

kIeHMoND. Aprnn
In toe Convention, Mr.. Scott offered an amend
ment to the l4th resolution, contemplating q
Congress Of the Border States in the event
Of q response not being made By the nOnslave-
holding States. No action taken.
There Is less excitement in this city.
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The No. | Cap Fountain Extension, $ each.
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BB-ALL STYLES OF PENS REPAIRED.Ra
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CALLRD UPON.

LoUHgHLE, April r.
piTatches have been received here from the
War DspGrtmeht at Montgomery to hold the
Kentucky volunteers In roaainsss 70 move at 8
monQlfb neHge'
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IN X. y. Ii ONbf
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST
Y NOWN ALL OVER THE
the Country as the celebrated
INDIAE HERB BOCTOk
win Be ct his once, No. "a Suponor street, Clsyo
Of HOhman's Block On the following dates Of ssti
and every month, via:
lat I'd llth l2h 13h, l4h AID 30h.
Eg-A ~PAMPHLET,Ra
containing = brie1 sketch Of DIT. LYONS Liz, STUDY
and extensive Travels, has Just been Issued b. him
which can b obtained 81 his ohes b. all who desia
APPOIHTMEETs ABROAD.
foledO-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins HOuIt
each month, Ath, 25th and 18th.
Ravenna--Collins House, each month, ID ana An
Akrou-EmFlra House, each month, 9Th and 6th,
PainesVille-CoWlca House, each moRth, 18th.
MasgllOn-American Hotel, each month, g and 10
ElYria-Beeho House, each month, 18th and 18th.
Bs~lsvue-hslisvue Housesoach month, 10Th 4 nat
Observation-Disclosures House, saah month, I8an
Adrian, Mich.-Each month, I'd and sd.
Mang1eld-f7th and 23th.
DR.. LYONS Processes 10 discern diseases b. thl
Eye. BE, therefore, asks no questions, nor require
the patients TO relate any Of their Bymptomg- Con.
one and All, and have your symptoms and the loCa
ton Of Yo1r disease explained, tree q eharge,
MAXIM BTHlUfLf To.
lg1Ve such balm As have no strife
VIII nature or the laws OF htef
With blood ny hands ! never statns
Nor POISON men 70 ease their pain.
P.S.-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and hon
or that be viii In noWise, directly md tnd'teetgl II
duce or cause any invalid 70 take bis madeleine With
cut The strongest probability Of relief OF 3 cure.
REORGANIZATION and advice tree OF charge. -
The nnnr wtll ~ HvarailF rnnaidarad decb
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W-AsHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHISeTON, April u.
Il is said that the expedition sent to reinforce
Sumter was against the advice Of Gen. Scott who
urged the evacuation Of both Forts Sumter and
PfeEeue.
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CHARTERED.

NV YoRE, Aprill2.
The steamship Vanderbilt proceeded to the
Navy Yard this morning. having been chartered
BY The Government.
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PENNsYLVANTA AIMING FOR THE
CONFLICT.
HARRnBuRo, April y.

bill has been reported In the House appro-
priating $4,000 for arming and e~quipping the
militia Of the State. II provides for the appoint
ment Of Adjutant, Commissarys and Y. n.
Generals, by the Governor.
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BALTIMORE LOYAL.

BALTIMORE, April 70,
The war news was received with regret. Gen
eral sympathy with the Government was ex
pressed.
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
The great naturalBon nj Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, ofConnectieut
Il known ell over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
70 the aufhsr Of DR.. sveefs InfHabIs Lilinsot
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Cures RhsunsHsm and never his.
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Cures Burns and sealds Immediately.
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L truly . ''frisnd in need" and every family ahs'5
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Il for sale b. al Druggists- Prios 3 cents
RICHARDSON B co.
isRtz7;dsV Sole PropEistors Eorsioh.
Cleveland
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TIIUU ssssH GWE ~
PROVISIONS.

Pine, clear III % OOa2s 90
do ID clear. 20 C0a22 90
do box ......... alb 90
do common. 10 O0al2 90
Poplar, clear. -al6 90
do siding all 90
Joist&Scantl'g 10 OOalI %.
Shingles UeTe 4 25a-
do Mich &Ca 3 OOa 4 90
do cut..--. -a-
Lath swdpine 2 25a-
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE

Attack win be renewed To-day.
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DELLA WAKE.
All Solvent Banks. par
Baltimore Banks. par
CoIntry Blk, solvent ;
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling Branches. 6
All ofhara &
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LNNIGORkTOR, and
PLANTS, BILIOUS Al
10 DLAEaHU1r SUNNI
DROFsT, kQUG TOuACH
gHCLlC, CHoLtEA IN
y NDICE,
Il suecszgiuiiT 81 a.
MEDICINE 1T vi
as Thousands can rs
MINUTES, IL Two
sPOONSFuLARE Ia
.ngnt Of the attack
heir testimony On ita u
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FOR the names q the Towns YlTlag'
uoiS Cent. n. H., sesPages lss, 8 & 10
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ER0IT n

MoSTeoMERY, Ala April Y.
An extra session of Congress is called for April
18th.
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EETEEED-Apfil y.
stmr. Ocean, Eyans, Detroit
~LEARED,
stnr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit.
schr. suTPrise, Morrison. Chicago, s75 tons coal,
schr. E1ehsnss, s~yud.on, Chicago. s7s tons coal,
Price Norris.
Tires yssssls were in sight up the lake at 81 o.
clock yesterday.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
FRon IKE sTRkIAs.-A private letter 70 e Fsntls-
nan n this city, dated &aekinaW, Aareh 18th, 1851,
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RICH RLLING PRAIRH LANDS.

The deem ricBoam OF the prahies Is cultivated viii
such vonderfdfacilty that the farmers or the EsterI
and Middle Sras are moving 70 Illinois IN greatnum
bers. Tsapa Of Illinois d about equal 70 that ofEn.
gland, and 81 soil is 50 rich that viii support twenty
millions Of popie.
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Grass foundry.

JAMES 81. 0DEIl, BKASS
FOUNDER AND MANufACTUnER o.
Bras1 WORK Of 0IerT description, No. Union ST..
ei51 eoor! fom upe1or Cegeand, Ohio. 81.
btssn, Watar Or Ca, and an The various arficisS
~ N Tia Plumbing BuineE. BeeF PumM o. gu
kind made and rsparqdA Bras CagtIng dons daily
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RaN @oads.
& OHIO
WZA

R A r o A Do.
FREIGHT OTFicE-No. 40 aud q Rlysr Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
~ Through Rsesipts and Prompt delivery by thi.
BALTIMORE.
WA5HINGTON CITY.
a FHlLADELPaIh.
NEW YORK,
PROVIDENCE aud
BOSTON,
aprll.Hti JOHN UAWTTaTu 49,
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~ LOOK OUT FOB TIE GIANTS ~

U W. SMITH, AGENT, HAS
LIZ Removed his Tailoring Establishment 10 No.
24 superior street, up stairs, over Sherwood a Oak
large assortment Of Fashionable Spring Goods
on hand. aprssG3 {
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MORE TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON.
ERIE OANAI.

NEW YORK, Aprl12.
some Of the troops which arrived in the steam
er OoatzaeOalcos will probably proceed to Wash
ington.
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gsaal Aatieea.
THE STATE OF OHIO,

The STATE OF OHIO, l..
OuyahOKn County,
FREDERICK ARNOLD. WHOSE
place ofresldencei e unknown, will take notice
that Christine Hcge, cl CnyahOga county, Ohio, did,
on the 10th day afApril, A; d. ls6i, ME her pstiti n
in the Court 0l Common Pleas within and for the
county OF Cuyahoga In said State OF Ohio, against
said Frederick Arnold and Oatharine Arnold, de-
PENDANTS, settling forth that said defendants on April
4, 1850, gave amortgage 10 the said, Christine Hese,
original city lots Nos. l3i aud l3s, inclusive, Of the
original allotment 81 the Villane Of Cleveland, In
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, tosecure the pay
ment Of 5000 and interest thereon, according 10
six notea OfRald Frederick Arnold, referred to In said
mortgage; and praying that IN account may be tax
en- Of the sum now claimed to be due, amounting to
Sifn,43, ndinteresIupon SlO4, ~ from January 1, 1861,
aud upon $500 IRON April 4, 1861, and that said
mortgaged premises may be sold to pay the same and
to provide for the payment Of the notes aud interest
not yet due, And said Frederick Arnold Is notified
that he Is required 70 appear and answer said petit
ton on or beiore the third Saturday alter the z4th
day Of May, 1851. OHRlSTI4E HIGH,
a~prll:535 By b. r. Beavls, Attorney.
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that ompson 4
Company, Of Bedford, CuyahOEa county. Ohio, have
made an assignment for the general benefit Of their
creditors, and that the undersigned has been duly
appointed their assignee. Creditors are therefore
required 10 present their claims to him without de-
lay. WILLIAM Robson,
Assignee Of Thompson 4 Co.,
and Attorney at Law, III Superior ST.,
aprll:a2dlttwZ; Cleveland, Ohio.
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@edieal.
ANF0R0iS LTVFR lNITnHk

GANFORD'S LIVER NY LaGh
~ ABOR never Debilitates. Il 4 el4qoa1 -
entirely frss FROM GUNS, and has beo0.-aan -
tahlished hct, q Standard Medicina, knoEr an -
proved BY all who have red O., and = nov fal1rrad
TO with conddsnco On all diseases fer Whicl, g
1t has cured thousands within thslasttWog-an
who had given up allG hopes Of relief a. Its
numerous unsohcited = certificates b ny poses
sion show. z
The dose must be edaB- ed to the temp msa
Of the individual taEingI ht,andused insulh uaT
Let the dictates Of your Judgmsnt eaida you
The uss Of the EIFERC INVTGORkTOR, and
viii ere LITE1 COH-O PAINTS, BILl0U5 A
EACKa, DYSPEPSIA, OHOH-E no DLA8RHua, SUNNI
HABITuAL C0sTIvENEss,z ICHoLIC, CH6LtRa IN
lANFUN, ELATULENOE. - NDICE, IGuALa
ORDIN1RY FAMiLYl1 MRDfCfNE "a Vi
cure SICK HEADACHFz lds thousands cau -
nGYllh EWEhTI rs MINUTES IL Two
Or THREE az iS~POONSFuLARET IA
i q the conmeuca-5 iugnt Of the sttack.
All VINO use Is are giving their testimony IN 10 =
sA-Mix water 10 the mouth with the InvigorstoI
PRICE ONE BOLL6R PER UTFLR
Also SantOrds Family Catharic pills.
Compounded from Pure TeEatable EEtFIcts. aud %
up In Giass Cases, Air Tight, and Etn
keep fl any climate.
Tbs ANIL UATuARTlC PILL is q guntls buf
aetive Cathartic, which the proprietor has u5od IN
Dis practtS more than twenty years.
The yincreas-r-s ing demand lrcm thoa
Who have. long used theiL IPmLs and the satisao-
ton which al express M regard 20 their use, has
inducedm % place them ; within ths reach q an.
he Profession WE'LL, IknoN that didareuf O.
tAartica act on di1erent- portions Of tha bowels.
The Family CafharticA Pill hEs, with dus relars
ence 70 this wen estab-l liahsd net, b1an CON.
pounded from q Farietyto Of the puru1f FeFutabf
EuactasWhich actalikez on eFefT part Of Tie ali.
mentary canal, and erebrs aeon and alrU n al
cases where Q Cathartic q needed, such a De-
rangement8 OF the StOm-A ach, SlsspinsEa, Pans il
the Back and Loins, CO8-4 IdTeuasl, Pair and aoro
ness over the Whols Body from sudden cod, which
frequently, IL neglected,H end in e long courla o.
FeTe=. Los8 o. Appel Cite, q 0raeulnT Sausa
ton Of Cold over thei Body, RsstieGgne8st
Headache, OF WelghtI Iin tie Head. AL Inlzm
mRtory Diseases, WorusIO in Children OF Adults
Rheumatism, . great Purifier Of the Blood and nam
diseases 70 which fesh Is heir, too numerous % msn
ton In this advertisement. Do8s / to
PRICE - UENIS.
A~The Liver InTig0rator and Family Oathazti
Pil5 are nstalled By Druggists ganeraiTt and sold
Wholesale b the Irnde In ali the large t0Wnl-
3. 7. W. SANFORD, ND,
Manufacturer and Propri3t0r.
iy1d&wk8 16 Broadway New York.
- ssni0rd,S Liver luvigorafor and CafhsrsiG
Pills are for aala By
CHGRCH1LG s BRO. Druzgisfs,
ANN NV n Duh HmnnRn ~ naHmMHMa
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EAsrrM IN EnnTHERN NARK
AppTToATT0N OF Capital.

These ads are contiguous to a railroad 700 miles
in length ,hich connects with other reads andnaviga-
bla lakes I'd rivers, thus ahofding an unbroken com
municafiO with the Eastern and southern markets.
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~ nnTHFRN pART

OF the STATE lies ythin the zons Of the Cotton regions
while the SOL & a5nirably adapted 10 the growth Of
Tobaceo and Hent and the Wheat IS worth from IS TO
% cts. more per tshel that aised further north
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tFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
CephRlic Pills accomplish tho object for which
they were made, viz: Cure Ofheadache in all its forms.
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nR. P, OCULIsr, OF "A
years erpariance, exclusively treats Discs
oftha I've, and Deafness
{ No. 155 Prospect street. Cleveland, o.
Sight or Hearing IN Now YORK, the Western States,
and northern Ohio.
Artificial eye inserted TIA MeTE, and the best
quality. DR.. X. has taken'a Diplonafn eompstition
with all other Dentists, a. ths New York State Fair,
Tor his superb Artificial Eyes.
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IaWDa 0TIITTNOIg.

No State in the Valley ofhe MssissippiOdsrs 50 great
IN f~nducemsntto the szter as the STATE Of Illinois.
There il no portion q tbs world where al The eondL
tons on climate and sd 50 admirably combine 70 pro
ducs those two great Esplesi CoRN and WmkE, as The
Prufies Of Illinois.
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TAYLOR & DICKSON,

CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
R0s. IS AND 81 WOBTH STREET, NEW TORI
A large Stock ofCLOTHING for sale Tor cash
good credit. We Will not refuse the latter, but {
times prove that nothing Is 50 good as the iou
AMI TO such buyers We viii give every a~dvantaf
There has never been . time IN the history o.
trade when We have manufactured
CLOTHING SO CHEAPLY
and this advantage we will DIVIDE With ouls-
toners, or give them the whole Of it If rsquiredtB
give Us the CASH, and you shall have the 50 at
Your Own Price.
WORTH STs., CORNER CHURCH T.,
Near Clahin, Msllen & Cos new Store.
feb22:S32
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[From the Advertiser, Providence, R. II

tFrom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II yOu are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for q box, (Cephalic Pills. 30 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
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Erom the Examiner Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
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lFrUm the Advertiser, Providence, h. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
respectable quarters.
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IFrOm the Western B. R. Gazette, Chicago. MI
We heartily endorse Mr.. spalding, aud his uDri
vailed Cephalic Pills.
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IHNNN 81 DISEASES

wffb an haa - arising theretrOm. iucluding
PEBlLltYS EksVS = ~ es
of vbom hSdtpended hundreds Of dollars with
ssfEstrfsd nhRisnG who profsE t. trsata All private
maladses Wituoeesay and without r~eeetFing the
NJ GTRs0aoes not boast that he To- member Of
coma GoiIere London or Paris, Is perhaps some
other do foe purpose Of ensnartng the Innocent
enf Who hotut great eLpectafi0ns never to Be re
siiFed Bnihat DR.. GIBSON might boast Of it
fhis. fhat Is able TO give entire satisfaction to
fhose Who pse confidence In his ability aud integ-
ritz. and Il he has reriected an American system
~ rsafmeEhich CHALLENGES any Physician Of Lon
don ar Paror any patent medicine to equal Tor the
Fsdical cn}f seminal weakness, and all diseaseg Of
deranRems, both mental and physical Arising
m Gf1Na also claims for his new treatment the
foiiowinfvantages over all Others yet discovered
and hrste agents usod are. IN 20 LaGpeot disagree-
~. hes no relics Of the dark ages, such Is
Thgreuraor any other deietariOuB drug Secondly
M regfTOnB In diet or business Is required Third,
" hi7 tfment is positive and cartatn in al caset.
"a gtaTprepared 70 go into any public or private
ko.njf5n the United States and demonstrates b e
fmmeH upsriority Of his new treatment over and
ofher ! known 70 the world in point Of promptly
ness. ~naneney, mildness, safety and convenience
4 BSON is permanently located In Cleveland,
and rduflng the past nine months performed many
curof diseases which had for yearp resisted ali
ofhAode5 Of treatment, Reference can Be gfvento
indyualB Of the hrst responsibility in Cleveland,
Bo7s New York, and other cities IN regardto
Sfihd integrity In all professional transactiOns.-
DTp5ia, Rhuematism, ScrOfula and ell chronic
A1eg trested With superior success.
Medicine sent 70 any part OF the country
FGIB5ONs New Work on Physiology for sLs
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EectropctAy and Medicine,
~ Once No. ~ Ontario street., n Stain, . isE
from the Public square.
wv. .uULL ri Ea.Na1-N MUME