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REAl EaTATE.
RRAYTON i sTOOKWELL.
REAL EsTAFK EGENTa.
Omcs No. AtWstsr Building. Entrance tarsush
the Insurance Ohics OF q. ,. BrHytons
HOUSES AND Ions FOB SALE.

Onos No. Atwster Building Entrance tarsuEh
the Insurance Onics OF q. y. BrnytOns
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot on Sibley stIest recently owned and
9eculied BY Z. E. White-A very desirable resi-
Brick FOu5e and Lot on Prospect street A very de-
- strabie situation. Price 5000
HCu aud acres Land in East Cleveland.
Ola baptist oh9Ieh Property, corner of Seneca and
BricN House and LIT No. s. Bolivar Street.
mouse and Lot No. lis uare traet
Ho9se and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot sSx900. Price
Lot corner Of St. Uai- aud warinR strsett
House and Lot corner Euclid and Hudson- n-sta Lot
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrnVneIi and NJ.
son-Sts; Lot 50 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses, Nos 50 g. "a a,d q Encltd :. -
Lots 25Xl35; very desirable Location Viii ba soid
sepereteo, or altogether. Terms easy.
nOnse ana Lot NO. 10 Garden So. Eot 25xl25 s7O0
Frame House on University Heigh's. Lot 6sxs60
very desirable residence. Price 5000. Terms
Lot on U0i,yssrsity 1,s Feights 6sTlss feet Newton
GU south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No 42 WsOd-St. Lot 43xlOO: gas and
= water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage on superiOr-st. Lot ssx2OO. A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lOl and IOs Euclid stree.
dsIs Lois TE31nning E1 through to Huron street Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovnsIl-sts.
PrjP PPisa 50 also a. shoe shop. Lot 25KlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &C., corner Of Wesr River
-, end Main-sts. A good paving business.
lIO teet on EHcid-St. Terms easy
Hcuse and Lot, No. 100 Ohi0-St aIsOO
t"o bIlek houses and Lots on Euclid-St, near Per-
Cottage, No. I24 Lake-st. Lot 2sxloo feet
House and Lot, No. 327 ScoviIle- Avenue
30 Ieet On St., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on WilsOn-Avsnue, with considerable i'm
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o H N G. JENNINGS,
Zeal Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.

n. Business Property. good Building and Lot on
square, now rented to pay 10 8 cent on price
s Also Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
Elrst Olass Residence Euclid street west OF Frie
ter, &c s6, 800 and $1,000 WIZ "
Lake Street. Good two story Rrfct uo,.. ,-t.1,
barn, iruit, &c. s6,OOO -''' win
81, hlnsman street, near Forest Gothic Cottage ana
BoIiVar StTesf too5 b,i5I fI ~, snIu oDeryb de
og Wilson I9 street near Clinton Park. Good House
aSmilton street. Good two story House and Lot
~ AinsmAn Street, near Perry. Coed House and Lot
y9 Ontario Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
Bridge street. House and Lot. $40 'OO'
ear street Co'tage bOuse and Lot $3.50
Euchd street, near Perry; sIto near Hn5soD.st
some very desirable BuildinR Lots. - ''''
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DE. GOoDlLEs's OATARRH REHEDH.-It penetrates
to the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates It root and branch forever Dr. Goodsle is the
frstsnd only person who ever tod the world what
CATARRH really was-where it commenced and what
Wonld cure It.. Dr. Goo iale has spent lifetime
in taftling with this fell disease exploring its Sc
cret ambush and making known 10 the world the
laci that Catarrh which has for dehed he skill
aud research OF medical men aud authors in this
country and IN Europe, can now be cured with the
BaIo uniform certainty that morn ng fOlaws night
Prepared by q. GO0DALE Nj Il. I, New York Prize
el,q1 Send stamp for a Pamphlet
Tor sale by G. W. CLARK ll9 SuperiOr-St.. OieVe
Ian ], Onto mar22 .R2
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q Acres In Bedford. Coed House and Barn. Water
and Fruit. Price q, ,5OO nm "A''A
100 Acres in Newburgh House and Rarn tr,, f,t.b -
ards and l5 acres Wood Land
proved balance timber iHl
= aores on 81 Olair st. small frame houso
- - @ @cIes on hinsman-St-, opposite the Cemetsry
Square. ~ '1i0 = uNAi0
70 Acres on the Rewburgn Road. House and Barn.
y Acres 70 kast Cleveland under high state Of uI
uvAtlon, good house and barn /; I3 miles from
CITY limits Terms aasv - - toiii
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PURE sYNIPATHY,

Sympathy Is beautiful thing, sor Il exhibits the
"angolio" part OF human nature We deeply and
most sincerely Eympathizs with those few suffering
with bad cold EhO have not used or cannot obtain
q bottle Of Madame PorteT's Cough 3allam," for
they are deprived OF one OF most eGsctual rene
dies fer Coughs, Colds &c. given to the public.
But We can havs no sympathy with any one who viii
use any other ooush Medicine, when this popular ar
tiels, price only B cents per bottle be had Of all
Druggists.
SB-MAdsme Portsr's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tAined At Benton Bros, and Strong a Armstrong;
Wholesale AFents cleveland, Ohio. m2e-R2 lw
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NORRIS
al Arabian tIl Ia Condition Powders.

HORSES, CATTLE AND SHEEP
NOW IN use-so Gays every one who has used them
- zee Circulars. Sold By Strong and ArmstToDp
Benton Brothers, i. ". Palmer WboIesale and Re-
tall Dy the Proprietor, Rt l6i tntario-st Cleveland
g. g NORRIS Proprietor.
Z anu " all ur ggl8ta IN the country.
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NCOkfIhUED.)
CHAPTER IX-THE smAsH Up.
When woke up in the morning
The Tram was standing still;
On one side faw a river,
On the other = steep hill.
Now wonder, what in thundar,".
Ssid l, can the matter BET"
As opened wide the window
And looked out thafI might see
Then heard the clank Of hsmmers
saw men rushing 70 and fro;
"Ahi said, heres some detention"
And to see IL did go,
But l did not have to 60 far
Ere sight 1 did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was freight train smashed to pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
"Eell me, please, sir, what's the matter ~
said TO a man quite near,
matter 2" SAID he, "there is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hoRsheads OF tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
SUGAR, FlOnr, Coal and Bacon
In prOfuslon scattered round.
Men were busy moving RUBBISH
Some we're busy laying track,
Aud a. l was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars | met,
It vas lauRhable to hsarit,
And i never shall forget.
Some we're irettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sgOre that. on that Railroad
Never more that way Ould come.
And We v ish to inform our numerous friends and
the public that still offer the largest and best
READY MADE CLOTHING
10 the City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Oloths Css
simeres, VestingH and Military Goods Of all descrip
tions, is very large. Gall st
Isaac A. Tsaso's Union Hall,
sole Agency for theEas Of Singers 6epiuK
Machines, StorT's AutomatOn Freshman, and
Etrons's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
~ a-OCrner Sqperior and Uniop-Hts.
- -Lcok out for the GIANTS. fsb29
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY n1ORNING, APRIL /, 1s64.
Green clay smIIh NJ Le1,nsron.

For Special and TeIegrnph News--ses
First Pare. Fer LEGAL and CoumorcfRl
NeWH--Se0 Fourth Page.
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aPEFIAL NQTICEa.

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
~ and Fexnal kygtems-new and reliable treatment
I'm eports o. the HOwarl AsBociation-sent by
mail IN seeled letter envelopes. free Of charge. A6
sociation, No South Ninth Street, Philaaeiphia,
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RAILR0AR8,
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q
~ OTHOIHEATI RAILROAD.


lsSs-L WINTER ARRAE0EMEEF. lssB-L.
o. SID altar Monday, November 18Th, PASSENGER
esSes5, Nih leaEe Cleveland, - follows, (sundayBo
tat Erala-7s10 A. A.AI.-OIEUINHATI EXPRESs
Sbsiikkn kkns et erafton, v Wellington, New London,
Ashley Delaware, ls,i5 ,s,4sS - n ST5rfsiSS,
on lrrlving 4 JrsstIi1s At i6:s5 4 NJ Ooi1al
P.n St Loais i6ss 81 a IA 12SiHns., ~ - s
II SaltV 49,; 80 Z, n Ee-t v ayns lsi5 > n Ohis
ID Train-9ilO P Ri.@ko1oMAoDsTIOS
stops At eli stations, and arrives N Col11bU-
3d TTRin-5iIO P. INSIGHT ExPREss-stop-
ping At Bersa7 Grafton, Wellington, Gevy I,o1-
ton and Delaware; arriving at Orestlfne at l0sfo
M, columbus Les g. n, Dayton 4:45 a m,
Elneinnati $50 a. nj lndsanaBolis 7:5oa. NJ St.
Louis "a ,. NJ Uairo 5s00a- n, Ft Wayns4.1o
q. M and ihicaEO via Crsstlins 1910 q n.
KF9ins leave Oo1n Dus ct $3.50 and l0:20a- m 30 pm.
arrive ct Oityaland 93o a. m, ESQ and eco >. n
OOENEOTIOEs.
shslbg-eandusky, Mang1sld 4 Newark Railroad, gor
a,,S,ns9eld, .,,,o At. vernon, Newark, Esnss-
or'1tins-Piftsb1rEh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
roed forest, Upper Sandusky, DslphCs, La
mss 5oEt aeynot Laporte, Chicago. 80.
~, ~, s1a "a Aastior Mansfield, Wooster Has-
arAfton and Bellsfontins Railroad Line sor Harioa
siaBSS,5I5s IIllS ai sidney uqion, Aune.ss In
iIie f11,175I f,-3, tsfre d dHante Finesnnes kFAns-
DslaEe Eere-Eith Springfield branch for springaald-
eiilad LslS 9liAmi ~ Columbus, and Xsnia
Terre Haute, S.. heuis, Morrow, L5Tsisnd
and 1el Oil11eSiRIlnsti and with he Ohio s Ms
Av4nssllle, d,, UalEo, st. Louis, ard Al Dolnti
Ohio Rsflroad for Eez.rE. z.ns,-
VILE wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Ptqua 3
Indiana katlroed for FiQua, Urbans, &e.
~ Eor Tickets % ali points and information an
Ply ct tbs Passenger Station, AID e Union ficFsf
Once, ll7 Superior-st -'--''
Cleveland. Nov Is, IssE. suSeri5 S 5te5sss,. ftaS;H
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FAIRBANKS sCALEs.-ON
hand at ali times, complete stock OF Fair
'--' '' Z. y. 3. BUR0E29,
~ tnd re- RnReriqr-ek
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Cleveland. Nov. Is, Issl. s $500, ;; bihaSs;
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eore Throat. Cough. cold.

and similar troubles II suffered 10 progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic ahec-
uons, Oftentimes fncurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost Instant relief
1B'Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
in hs United States aud most Foreign countries ni
Is nsntr ber hoy jan22-R2
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HAIR REsT0RER.
pROFEssOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer
pIsEAsEs on THE soALP.
Five Hundred Dollars

and other cutaneous diseases, and restore the
to those who have become bald. To make go,
assertion, will forfeit
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Farm Of 100 acres Lake Shore u miles from the
OiIg BOOu rouse, Barn, Fruit, &C.
Farm of l6l acre., n miles from tha citv. good
buildings. Price $40 per acre ' WY sOON
fArm OF lis acres in Orange tovnsbip on rIant
fosa "a eo9d 6uildlngs, &c $40 per acre
EARN OF llS acres in IDdependance: good buiId
ingst &C. s45 per acre sO'u Duiiu'
arm o. 100 acres on plank road 10 miles from eiE
orchard, &c. 10" Ho uSe' sOou
tine, on Mississippi river ~ N'1 " UNA
di7 arm o. ~ acres in northwestern Indiana, near
Will exchange for City Property avn SHi''s''
nice building lot OH0e' u Sores'
most S CsiT soaf miles from Post oee, Is acres
Euclid Road, three miles NON POST f16ica ~ -
Win Iont also on Cedar sire cousiderable Frnit
and beautiful stream Of water desivsbIo ~ e4'
ISsenty acres near the Water Cure and On same
road and very cheap 5000 - " 70
and "a acres land, $500 N AA0'-'o
I I Wenty -one acres on Spangler's Aveuue naar Will
'OI ssreet: lrst quality Of land. $3.50 per acre
street Extension. $50 per acre. f
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SEOthenN 1EOShersII ssOthers!H

Don,t fail 20 1 rocure Mrs. wINsLOW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for OHIJDREN TEETHlNG.
This valuable preparation is the pres sarBton ofone
OF the hest Fems'e Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with never f.iliog safety and Success by millions Of
nothers and chilrsn. from the feeble infant Of one
week 70 the adult. Ii not only relieves the child
from pain but iuvi scrates She stomach and bowels
eorrects tciditg nud gives tone and energy to the
whole system. It aiIi sluoSt instantly relieve
,GRIPISG IN The BOWELS AND WIND O0LIO.
We believe it jhs B,.t ard snrcst Remedy in the
Word in al cases o. DiarIhea and Dysentery Of
Children, whether il ARISES from Teething CT from
. other causes.
Full dirsctioas i,r using viii accompany each bot
tle. More g, ia u1iess the fac simi Of CORfis
4 PERKINS. New York, is on the wrapper.
Solo by all Med dicins Dealers. PIineiTal Once
lDay-st., New YOik.
Price anIy 25 Gents neF BOttIs.
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DR.. g HAN
Member Of the Royal College of F,tysieaHs,
London, England Graduate Of
Rieords Hospital for

dteoTds aoSpttdt y0T
BEN ALE EASE
and constant attendant of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tee years
has opened an OfBoe at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who are af
ficted with subaouts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and mild, eieaciOus and effective. His med.
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never been but by two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands ofdolars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. he tests the Urine
for all forms OF disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true ststemsnt,of thisr case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEN.-ie can prose % you in a few min
,utss that he Is the ouy physician treated
with that oures this disease For pats Mt who
ui follow his direl tiOns, he will give One Hundred
Dollars Il he fails in curing this disease No charge
made Tor consultation. those at a distance who
wish TO consult the Doctor may do 50 By sending
small vial Of urine BY mail. with name sex and age,
and he will answer and describe theic case, and the
possibility Of getting lsief BY enclosing return
postage stamp. nar3.4Z
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VIENNA
7HE ALL INSTRUMENTATION

THE ALLSUFFIOIENTTHR
Il -TRIESEMER !, ? and are protected by Roy
al tetters Patent Of England, and secured By ths
Seals Of the Fcole de PhaTmaoe de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion EpermRtor-
rhOea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completly eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
nsuseoua and perniCiOus use ofcopavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious
use Ct mercury 10 the sufferer speedy
re ief dispersing all impurities and roofing out the
disease
TRIEsENAR, Mes ], aud 3, are preparations In the
iorm Of lozengesi devoid OF taste or smell, and can
and divided into separate doses administered BY
Pelpau, Lallemand, Roux RicOld, &c Price 90 each
or cases for - which saves a3; and in s27 cases.
whereby there ig saving Of -. To be had whole
sale and retail OF Dr. BAROW, No l9i, Bleeker-st.,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remi tsnce DR.. Barrow
will forward the frieemar 10 any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
atructiOns OF the writer.
6S-sold by c. " CLARK Agent for Cleveland
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, 3, aTRgOH

=, 6sofassoR or EhNOFHorATHE AND mHpfdfgr.
OInee-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from supsrIor
nP stairs, opposite the City Hotel
once hsurs frem g to u aud from 2to ( orrlo.h
daily Sundays excepted Si'NA
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EIRST WRIN G ER
Ever Invented in america!
THOMAS FARNSWOTHs PATENT.
January 10th, 1858.

This valuable Machine was years in Development.
IL combines ManGle, Washer and Wringer. Out OF
nine hundred and ninety-nne different ones, all 10
assiu ilate this HoBE ARE EQUAL. IL is Strong and
Durable,
Not Liable to Get Out Of Order.
By this Machine, clotl es for Steamboats,, haund-
h. cisss \ eood tboTo1eblV vasbsJ dTsd sSd
ironed in s. inmates.
Gail at no. So Pittsburgh street
and witness tbs wonderful autOmston Baundress in
fssS-stafe. County and Township Rights for sale.
maT7-iB
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r,r.,-..s. No s AtWatSs Building
mAnut etress. One aud half story HOuse sl75
fAuyolllng tho Ciy, IL miles from the Post Once
g shd nloe Cottage House, barn and 10 acres Of
ana, with Fruit Shrubbery, &C. s35O mari2
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LEAVE ERIE

El0 A. M--HIgHT E1PRESs TRAIH-stoppinRa Al
Girarda AshsabulA and PainesTilis oaly, snd A..
riFes ct Cleveland &c 200 A ~
oas3A E;--AAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping % al stations AID arrives a OleTS-
land IS 1918 AZ = -
s.o0 A H-TObhDO FEESs-5topSinz 1t al sta-
non1 except SEAnyille, Bsyhrook, UnionVfIle,
Cleveland at lao p n -
E45 r. H.-DAH EXPBESS TRAIH-stopuinz Al e,t
reTdi Oonnasutr Ashtsbula, and PainegTiIio
only and arrives in Cleveland st 5:25 P =.
ssooad Olsss Cars arc run on all throexh
All the trains going westward connect a. isv.l.,s
VII vi Laln9 Ior Toledo chicago, ColHmbus Olnclp-
nstlI nqienaplils 81. LOuil, 40; and ali ehronQh
hAine SONG Eastward, connect at Dunkirk with fha
stslns q tae y. I. = Railroad, and at Bualo WIFI
snoss s oL the New York Central and Buffalo New
9 a9rA Olty Eailroads Tor New York, Albany BOston
1l9ArA Ealls, &e.i and at Erie With trainn an ~
thiladslphla and Erie Railroad - = -
eSDay Express, Hast and West oounact. ~ csv.-s
Sitn Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Raflroad foT
LinelEilos MeadYilie, Jamestown, - -
,,, - - H. NOTTINGHAM, Gus's
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R, R.
WHITE ARRAEqE71TEiT15-


1894. WINTER ARBAHGEMEHT. lssl-s.
On and After Monday, November 18Th lssl P....,
ger frainl VIII leave Cleveland As follows isundSTu
1iOO A. m.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS-stops Al 3rrsa
drAitons Oberiin, horWalk, MourosviIle BsliS.
xues gyde, Eremontald Elmore and arriVeS A
Toledo e lzsO P. n; Detroit $50 P n; and on.
500 =. m.-MESFERH MAILl-Stoss At an IA.
Ilons on southorn Division, and arrives n 10
ledo e. $50 ?. NJ Chicago 500 A ~
4fstO r M.-nOBIHEkN nAIIr-Stona A an nfa.
tlons on Northern DiTisiOn. and arrives AZ sans
duBky At 7sln ?. n -
dE4O r M.-NlGHT EXPRE8S-Btonaat At grafkon
horWalk, MonroeVille, Clyde, and Frsmonf- and
arrives 81 Toledo ~ u: ?. n; Detroit 500 A. n:
and Oeioago st l0:90 A. n. ~
CONNECTIONS.
UonneotionI are made At MOnroeViIle With N. a.,.
anskys hananeld Newark h. B., a. Olyds Vim m
5andu9kys Dayton Cincinnati II r. A. Fr--,51e
Win fremont B Indiana b r., and AZ Tnlsil- --ifl
ne aiehigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana 91d -
looo " aba5h Railroads for Chicago, Dstroit J,oS
.ons lort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafsyetfe O7iro Al
Southwest. 40
-, Trains arrive N Cleveland from Toledo and TIA
Hsst * - 4. H.i-2.45 P. r., and ass P n n ~
oaLdu1Ay q 80 A. n. L. ID. RUCKER grB
0leyelAnd, November Is, 1864
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SUGAR R-OOATED, PURELY VEGETABLE
ne Oldest, cheapest and most reliable Family
mTSdiclne 10 use. More used than any other kind
fIlee q eents-3l pills in box. Ses Circulars
- Eo;d by Strong Armstrong, Benton Brothers
=. ~. rainier, Churchill Bro Also, az wholesale
and retail at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland, By
e. g. NORRIS, GenT Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
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ENaRAVERS.

DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, 163
, Bank-St.. Cleveland, Ohio, DESIGNERS AND
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AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
~ has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
s.9gsa Earms az for sale for cash time Also-s
variety OF Otty and Village Property: and cbofos
EaTming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and MiSsonTf
sLieh ne VIII exchange for Farms, City or PersonS
s. 5r9peIty- Oiaee in Atwatsr Binding, Nos and 9,
a1r1g
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1854. PennsylVanIs Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
~ -
CWITH ms OoNNFOTINsl -

WITH II5 UUNNEUIINE)
Is q First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone BalIastsd and Is Free from psE
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MEDICAL,
NlaHIslESs ) SUCCESS

dollars Tor the proof that be ever is 10 e1rs me
aDoVe named diseases He will pay the same slm io5
the proof that any other Physician In the fTnsfs5
STATES treats the same diseases with eoual aucrsS
After many years Of laborious stndv snJ 80,
ence, DR.. GIBSON is happy in being able to snSo
70 tne that he has perfected Bystsm OF
treatment for "
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURz
OF the above, and also all contagious disaaSa ~ sh
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with ali bad effecfg srisins
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATTOH
he has succeeded in curing cases IN this civ sS,,
OF whom had expended hundreds of dollar7 with Saif
styled physicians, who profess to treat All prvSte
nAlaelea with success, and without receiving the
least particle of benefit
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a member q,
sone college IN London or Paris, as perhaps som0
otsIs d9 LOT the purpose Of ensnarng the Innocent
ad "o held out great expectations never TO be real
Dlt NlAt Dr O. might boast Of Is this that he
Is able 70 give entire satisfaction 10 those Who -
f7e conndenee IN bis ability and integrity AMI thsf
ne na1 perfected an American system OF iraafmeDf
which challenges any Physieian ~ ioI5Sr ~ bi
or any patent medicine to squaI for the radical -
Sist btt se.Aness, sne all diseases deranRe-
ual or secret abuse. NUN seA'
Pr GIBSON also claims for his new treatment rbs
GuVantages over all Others yet discovered
ana nrst, the agents used are in no respscf diSaT
Dlei ne uses no relics OF the dark ages Grch ~ M
restrictions in diet business Is reSired tbiyy 10
ms treatment Is positive and certain in All eass II
pa in the United States and semo % private s hos
e mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world On point Of sSar,1fy
to the patient ~ 'Vl'eiiieHSe
DIT GIBSON is permanently located in Clevsland
ano hs5 curing the past five years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years Eiste an fi
nlo ~ tIsat5nent References be given to in
flduals OF the rst respectability in Cleveland Re-
ton New York and other cities Ia regard 10 sti s1
11htegrlty IN ali professional transactions DTspepsia
trseis5 i5 SeLoInla and all chronic disease
-. efie9es s lie sent % any part OF the country Cd
n! 1F sI5SOS's New Work Physiology for sale at
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