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MEDlGAl.
DR. HUNTERS
NEDICAL INFIRMARY

TIN UES at the old established place, No. IL,
matheWsl Block, south side Of the Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio, curing all that comein fact, he s
the only reliable phyi5can in Cleveland treating the
following diseases, namely: sorofua, Cancers, u
GERS, Tumors, FistuIs, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
diseases, rheumatism Ague and EeYers seminal
Weakness and all diseasis peculiar to Females; Leu
corrbCaa or Whifes SuDpresson Of me Nenses Pain-
full MenBtruatiOn, Inflammation and liberation OF
Inc Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Falling Of the
Woub an diseases Of the blood and skim entirely
removed from the system All diseases Of the organs
DEGENERATION Of male or female Of whatever name OF
nature, treated in careful thorough and ludicioua
manner, pointed out BY long experience and inVesti
ssS-Iow prices and quick cures Recent cases cured
iR from three. to eight days. All syphitic and mer-
curial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER is constantly curing cases in from
three eight weeks that have been treated By othel
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to Dr. Hunter Immediately, either in person OF
by letter. he never fails TO cure His remedies art
Patients Of either 5sx living at distance, BY stat
can obtain medicines with directions for use BY ad
dressing DR.. Hunter Of Cleveland, Ohio postpaid
nd enclosing . Zee.
All communications confidential
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scruples In asserting that whatever ne IN
deratkes in his speciality he will MOST CERTAINLY PER
RoRM. Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and the
SYSTEM or from unsuccessful treatment OF empires
or sef-styled " Ii. ID. 8" whom many have unfOrtu-
nately been under, from the false delicacy that
many Of my patients tell me kept them from an early
application to me, the no less fatal ideas OF over
coming the disease by the advancement Ol age ana
strictly moral mind for they, and all, make the
case worse, and il il is early from the cause Of
being entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econ
omy, and then requires general rs well a. local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is kappy to be able to say
that thorough Investigation, and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases o.
both sexes Of however long duration, yield 70 his
mode Of treatment. If the unfortunate va ue life and
health they should be sure and call on physician Of
age and experience.
- No charge for advice. The Doctors once Is
constantly thronsed with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.


EBIEED II EEED-IBE II,
DE- Sweets ALEilBLE 2iiE In NJ r 8 rFopsrt
ron the rsciye Of DF. Stephen EWeess O. Oonnooiss
ne Grsst bone sstter and hss bean uEsd IN hs ETaa
% for the Last tEsntF yezrs With the ost astonu
Is success. AZ az external reusdy e iG without
Hiy1 and VII Alleviate Fgln lloro speedily than ani
9.fer prz p1r1tiou Ecr al Eheurnatic End NOrFOui
pisor1erI 4 3 truly i1fsiHbis, and curative ioi
b1reli Ho1ndss 6rr1tns Bruises, &C., ia Eoothirg
htaiing and pc8e-ful siren snlnF propausies 6I
Glts the iu. unfeT snd rert o IN who faY
elar given e tTisl. CTar four hundred csrtihcats
q re1narfabie tcz performed b. It within tbs leIi
Aenn = fcr CIeVe1a1S fIaoInai itssyIr5 -. .Ilfs
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HAIR REsT0RER.
pR0FEssoR DzMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer
pIEEAsEs oF THE suA1p.

The EkilI OF the medical faculty in treating dsea-
Of the scalp has in majority Of = es, been bat.
hed by this most peculiar disease of human frame
1t is not to be wondered at, it re IuiIes q great
study, deep research and careful nvestigatiOn o.
the ecauses vhichl roduce the d ID ase Unless the
causs Is discovered It Is an uttt- imposibiliy to
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura
Bile BY some Of the most eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part OF the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
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FOuR DAILY TRAINa
Nine Daily Trains From.
PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK

NTTekets for Sale to Boston by Boat or Bau, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the tound Lines.
Fore to al Points as LoB as BY any other Rosie
SLEEPING CABS on Night Trains 70 Philldsl
phiA, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and TranEfsrred Ere
TRAHSPO PORTATION.-Merchandi Produce an
Live Stock carried with despatch. at Lowest Rates.
OHAs THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland:
VIZ. Il. HOLMES, EHOOH LEWI8,
Gen1 Pass. Agent, Gen1 SUIT,
Chfcago. Ill fianll1 Altoona, Pa
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CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke up in themoruinR
The Train was standing still -
On one side 1 saw river,
On the other a steep hill.
NOV wonder, what in thunder,"s
said L, '.can the mattor be -
as opened wide ths window
And looked out that might see. -
Then heard the clank Of hammers.
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"AhP' l ssid. there's some detentiour
And to see it did go,
But did not have TO 20 far
Ere sight 1 did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Blight before me on the railroad,
Anc not twenty rods ahes d,
was freight trpin snsshed 70 pieces,
And an Old COW lying dead.
"Tell ne, please, sir, what's the mattsrf'
bala 70 man quite Uesr,
a. after 2 sad be. "there ia plenty,
We must stop six hours hsre."
There were h7Rsheadz Of tobacco,
An0 dead hogs lying on the ground
suRar, Flour, Coat and Bacon
in profusiOn scattered round
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some were busy laying track,
And az 1 was only IN theirway
10 the care soon went back
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That Ia the cars met,
1t was laughable to hearit
And never shall forget
some we're fretting for their breakfast
others that they we're not home
While some sWOre that on thar RailroaS
Never more that way Ould come.
ana We y Ism 10 inrOrH our numerous friends and
ne pnoIc that we still offer the largest and best as
30rtmsntO of
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RAnRoaBs.
TAHONING RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND : TOLEDO B, B.
WIHTER AREAEeEAEET.


1894. WETER ARRAEGEMEET. lsl-4
Onsnd aftsr Hcnday, November 18th, lsss, P.r,s,.
ger IrAinl VIII leave Cleveland e. follows l3unal1l
5s5O A. M.-OHIOAG0 EXPRESs-Stops e Hsrsa,
Grafton Obsrlin, EorwAlk, MonFosYilIs, Belle
Hues yiydey Fremont and Elmore, and arrtVasat
Toledo a. lZ-5O P HI Detroit $40 ?. T.; and Ohi-
oago at 1880 P.H.
9sO5 p. M.-WESTERN MAIL-stons Al an -
tons on Southern Division, and arrfVeI a TO
ledo at $50 P. H.; Chicago 500 A. n. =
ESQ p M--hOR4HERh MAILl-StonI A Al -.
tons on Northern Division. and arrives at san
dnaky st 7lh P r.
dE4o \. m.-Nl8HT EAPB ESS-Stoula at Grnfton,
noTvalkl aonroeVtlis, Clyde, and fremont, and
erIss1 ~ Toledo ~ IL P. n; Detroit 800 A. H.;
and chicago at lQ.30 A. n
OOHHEOT1OH1.
Oonneotiong are made at MonrosFiIIs With a. g.s-
4uasys Mansneld q Newark b B., At OlTds STffk -
Eand1skys Dayton Cincinnati n r A. Trsrso1f
win Fremont Indiana IL. B., and atSarfIo7e---ffN
she Michigan southern Northern Indie ~
lsdo ) Wabash Railroads for Ohicago, b3g -
son, Fort Wayne, Logansport, LafRyetI - M
tons 30. Louis and all points West, Hoilh - nd
Southwest.
Trains arrive n Cleveland from Toledo and The
West az $50 A. M.s-245 P. r. and s:t5 P. n. 81 ~
5anduHky ct SIS a. n. L. d. RUCETR Sun, =
Cleveland. November Is, 1851
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7THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
n RAREENCE OF AN INFALID-Puhlishedi irs
M ts1sft and a warning and Caufion to Youn
Gru Who suffer from EsrVoua Debility, Prematur-
Decly Of Hanhood etc., fuppging At the sane time
EHE nukEs o. sz1T-cuaHi By one who has cured him
az bsinr r1f 70 raaf expense and injury through
raodicai hr1bug aud Quackery.
y ysasioslng postpaid addressed envelope, single
coIiss may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIK, Esa.,
ilh6-lladhW Bedford Kings Co,N
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GREASE SPOTS.-OF ALL THE
" different sorts Of Benzine for removing grease
spots, HegemAn'g Is decidedly the best. "Hege-
mans Concentrated BenEine'' for sale by
QHUEoHIIlL BRoTHERs
marl1 New LoeAtion-lS ontHrio-st.
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL Road. d


Is First Glass Route, for ssfety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
7a TFaek is Stone BGlgGstsd and IS FTss 5ro-s D,L
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Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,
ana sf1far troubles f suffered 20 progress result IN
llri1Ul Pulmonary, 8rouchial and AHlhmatso afec-
Eon1I stem lines lncrrabll-
BR0WNs BRONCHIAL TROCHES
sre cnn11nded 80 es to reach directly the seat d
the lItaes md give almost Instant relief
estold hT ali Drugglsts and Dealers in Medicine
n ihs United States nrG most Forsgn Countries II
3 eanl. lsr baz- iau32-Rz
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There was good supply o. al kinds Of. articles AZ
washington uarkct yesterday aud the following prices
ruled -
MkA,a-r Jrterhouse steak, 1Sc per h. sirlon steak
Isc Aosi, prime roasting cuts, Ice Isc; ordinary
roasting Nv eccs, l2c lie. chuck roasis roc a i2c
soup uu' stew ing pieces, Tc 10c corncd bee, yc
TO- 10y tton, &C. l2c lamb, &C. 16c. veal cuiIeta
lsc 90, bsccn, l2c. 14c pork. LOG l2c.; hams
LIZ 10. ehoulders l0c. sausares, 12c: iripr, &C.
roy LrRy AND q sg.1urkeys. 1sc fSc; fowls, lac .
lac.' chickens, dc l0c.; brvlcrs, T5c. per pair
can ass back ducks, - So per pair wdgeons, SIC per
pa msllsrds 81 squirrels 10c each rabbits, b0c per
p.-; hafcs Zoe per pair vensos. 1sc. l6c. per 10
frH striped bass, 16c isc. PER ~ bake bass. i5c.
herriogs, &C. smells, 1Sc cod So ssDish, Sc loo.
salmon trout, Isc zoe white nsh, nc loo frost
hsh, loc. pollock, Sc. p'ckeret fSc. ice PIKE lsc
paddock &C.; yellow perch, Zoe i2c white 70 'chs
l2c ilc. black nsn. lac. smoked maoa,y~,, w.,
dried cod, &c &C. /oscrs Sc oysters NC VI u
per 100; cauis, Goo. Zoo.
vregrAmxs --Po, soes, tss 1sc per bit peck swesG
potatoes Soc per half peek onions al6 b0c half pecx
cabbage, loo rfsc head; ceery, pc por bunch, car
rots, tsc. &c Dozen; beets, 2ys &c. dozen; rusa
baga .6rsips i5c isc. halt peck; Lima beans, aos
rs,ur --App'cs, N5c SIC per ham peck. LADY .pp'cs
doc SOC rcr half peck grapes. zoe. 30 pcr
To- Msrengo grapes, Toe. 81 per ID: Iernoos, he
lsc A dozen.
Miscsi LAarscs-orang county butter $40. &c rer
ID, ordinary quality, csc. go; cheese, lac icc
crss. scven Tor Doc.
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AND CONNER GAL.
FRIDAY, Jan. 22-6 P. NJ

FRIDAY, Jan. 22-6 P. M.
The stock market was less active this morning,
and prices, on the whole, declined. Harlem went
down ! per cent, Alton and Terre Haute 3, Chica-
20 and Rock Island TX, Fort Wayne ~, Michigan
Southern "a, Illinois Central ~, and Cumbcr-
land Coal "a. New York Central advanced ",
Erie a, Hudson River II, Reading Il, Cleveland
and Pittsburg l, and Calena and Chicago "a. The
business at the board was not large on the pre-
vious days Of the week. Stocks were more firm
in the afternoon, and the closing quotations were
for Hudson River l4l, New York Central 1877, Erie
1851, Erie preferred 1925, Harlem 9sH, Reading
1867, Galena and Chicago ll47s, Cleveland and
Toledo l40, Michigan Central 1867. Michigan
Southern s9ss, Illinois Central 1917. and Cleve
land and Pittsburg ll7I.
The following we're the quotations to-day at the
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The business at the Office OF tho Assistant Trea.
amer to-day waa A fotious


keccipts IS ,eo4 BOZ
ray theotss. t.16y,5ia
iSuance. AZ, 0o9 0Tl
Included In the receipts is $l4i 900 for customs
A national bank Ia to be established at Harlem
but under the law it cannot assume q local title
II must be called the Fifth National Bank OF New
York
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company of this
city will pay. LIST February, semi-annual divi-
dend Of Eve per cent, free Of tax.
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Of
New York will pay. 9th February, dividend Of
five per cent in cash.
Tho American Coal Company has declared Q
semiannuai dividend Of four per cent. payable
February 10. out Of the earnings Of the current
half year.
The Morris Canal and Banking Company will
pay. on I'd February. five per cent on the prefer
red stock, and three and half per cent on the
consolidated stock
The organization Of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie road Is now completing in Boston under the
most favorable circumstances. This company
proposes to finish, by connections with the Erie
and Atlantic and Great Western, a complete broad
gauge line all the way through from Boston to st.
Louis.
The following table shows the value Of the i'm.
portations Of dry goods at this port during the
Isr. r.
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The market closed weak. with downward ten.
dency.
The money market remains without any mate
rial alteration, the minimum rate OF interest being
seven per cent on unexccptionable security, and
eight and ten per cent for short loans. The hope
has been nursed for some time back that after the
fye.twenty bonds were absorbed the money mar
ket would become buoyant, and in anticipation OF
the supposed approaching ease large investments
were made IN stocks BY brokers with capital Dor.
rowcd for short terms at eight and ten per cent
interest, who calculated to repay when the market
became easy by additional loans at reduced rate.
For some days to come the market will no doubt
work comparatively easy, and large spcculations
will continue to attract the attention OF operators
but when Mr.. Chase comes again into the market,
a. he proposes TO do within the next four weeks.
for an additional loan OF three hundred millions on
ten forty bonds, the money market will resume ~
stringency, and those who have operated without
thought upon the future may have cause 70
regret their folly.
The fivc-twcnty six per cent govcrnmer.t bonds
or what wcrc understood az the popular loan
| amounting 70 FIVE hundred millions OF dollars
| which were put in the market obor.t nine month
since, have all been taken at par, the goycrnmen
realizing tbe whole amo'.nt, less the percentag,
~pcd 70 the philadclphv. agent The subscription
on Thursday reachc', fifteen millions OF dollars
which exceeded by ten millions the balance re
naming TO be disposed Of on that day. The Gov
pom bonds 81 this loan are quoted 70 day at l0j I
uall, interest on.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

4 FRIDAY Jan. 22-0P. H.
BREADsrUrFs Receipts II Or bbs -four, rs bbls and
Lila sacks corn meal 1875 bushels wheat 1880 do corn
6024 do oats and 375 do malt The demand for state and
Western flour rather active day but prices
wore without decided change Shipping brands Of State
wero held firmly account OF the small supply. Sales
10000 bbls closing dull for all descriptions Receipts
fair. Canadian flour steady with a moderate in.
quiry and sales Of TOO bbs. Southern -four continued
In good request and the market steady with sales u
500 bbis including 900 bbls. government account
Rye our sold the oxtent Of 200 bbs. and meal
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che committee who hsA the ma.tor ia Charge VEN

until Che committee who had the nattor 10 charge VEN
ready 70 report.
Aldermen OruwxLL-If we receive the document
win have 70 notice IL upon our records else We will
be compelled 10 return II to his Honor the Mayor.
After some further discussion tho document was
ferred 10 the Committee on Streets
The annual report OF the CITY Inspector huge looking
document, received and ordered 10 be printed
After the transaction OF somo unimportant business
the Board adjourned until Tuesday next
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Interesting Account Of the Trip Of General Grant from
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Gray Red, or Flaxen Hair be changed in a few Sc
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Highest Premium
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig DEPOT whoesae and retail No G Astor House
The dye applied by skful artists
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Corns. Bunions, Inverted Mails. En-
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or nconyenience to the patient BY Dr. zACHARIE, Sur
geon Chiropodst. 7c0 Broadway.
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Reteheicr's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The ony per
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Prizes Cashed i'm All LcgaIized Isotte-
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Prizes Cnshed In All Lcgaiized Lotte-
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CherOkee kemedy-Curcs I'm from One
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free =
Dr. Wrshts Rejuvenatng Elixir Essence OF Life
stores the man tnesz and vgor youth One bottle 81
three ooes 50 Sold by al druggiss Bent BY express
lpAmPhet free) by the proprietors Dr. w. r. MEkWIN
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Chaps, Chares, Saiiowness, Erupsions.
spots Specks aud all Skin Blemishes cured by
Italian Medicated soap ass Broadway
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OniciaI Drawings OF the Library Ass0-
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky
Ezra CLASS 533-Jsn. a. 1864.
61 26, 81 AZ, a. n, 10, D. %. l6, So AZ, 49,
Class 634-Jan. o.. 1884,
81, IS, %. 81, 81, 80, 20, 40, 2, Al, 30, 76.
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Royal Havana Lottery..3O Per Cent
Premium paid for Prizes Information furnished High
paid for Douboons and all kinds of Gold and Sill
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Hoyt's Hiawatha Hair Restorative
differs from dyes Dyes impart uniform dead black color
70 the hair that different the coored
hsr the Hiawsths restores the hair 70 its original color
and the harmony between the complexion and
color Of the hair Dyes re1o soaping and washing and
hours for applications the Hawatha as readily applied
the Hiawatha 4 wiped away Ike dressing for The
ceanses y from ell impurities Dyes color the hair BY mere
contact with and washed the color the Hawatha
gives cannot be washed out The Hawaha the
natural shading Of the hair. Which is preferablef
JOSEPH HOYT CO.,
No. 10 University place, N. Y.
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Messrs. MUM CO.. publishers OF the SClENIIrIC
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for inventors furnished free appica
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Two Thousand Persons Burned In
Church taken the spot; exterior and
interior OF this awful tragedy showing their horrible
suHerngs during the conngrnton and the most sublime
and interesting spectacle presented given in DEMO
RESTS NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS. with many
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Prizes Cashed In All Legal LOtterfes.-
Prompt and reliable Information given OF sent
J. K. CLAYTON 4 Co. 10 Wall street. N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

Pure Country MIX Can BE Obtained
eight per quart by applying at addressing O.
SMITHS old establishment ia East Forty sixth street.