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HFAtAkt,
MEDICAL SUCCESS
SENls.. .gSslHIlL>lENsS
zEMENAz. yEAKNEss
Or SpsrmatoFThea, Gleet, Co., and
EMP POTEE ECY CURED
AFTER ALL OTHER TREkFaEEF FAILS
DR. A aTR9OE rd

1Scs L. OA2OOLsR H#-"
5s Tg5@s5y Ell % Of Esg t, HSr t Ctr win gsy one h1adFsa
above named diseases. HeWill pay the same sum for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
After many years Of laboFious study and expert
enes Dr. GIBsoS is happy in being able to announce
treatment for
THE SPEEDY ARD PEREfASEA- uUE,E
oi the above and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRoDUCTIvE ORGANS, with al bad effects arising
thersfrom, including general
DEBILITY oR NERVOUS PROsFRkTIOH,
De has succesded IN curng cases in this city some
o. Whom mad expended hundreds OF dollars with self
sIYee who profess 20 treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he is & member OF
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
and who held great expectations never to be real
zed But what DR.. G. might boast Of Is this that n
pose confidence in his ability and Integrity and that
he has perfected an American system OF treatment
Nhlcn challenges any Physicisn OF London or Paris
o. any paent medicine 10 equal for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or deranFe-
ments, both mental and physical arising from sex
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all Others yet discovered
and INST the agents used in respect dsagreea
bic; he uses relcs Of the dark ages such as Mer
curry nor any other deleterious drug secondIy no
IN diet or business Is required thirdly
his treatment s positive and certain in an eseg He
stands prepared 70 90 into any public private hos
mense superiority Of his new treatment over anv
other now known 10 tho world in point of PROMPT.
to the patient.
DT. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
cures Of diseases which had years resisted an othsT
modes OF treatment. References can be given TO IN.
viduSs Of tine FIRST respectabilfty in Cleveland B0s,
ION, New lork and other cities IN regard TO skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsis
hheumAtlsmi Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated With superior success
hedicineS sent to any part OF the country Oh
T-n nTpsosTfs 49,
his Ofice. - ~ "
pa. sfBsoE f
. Eh0AEssOA OF ALMcZz0FATaT AsD EEDEufaEs
Onice-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
j, I ynlcs heura frem 70 II and from to O'Clock
daily SUNDAYS excepted
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Sore Throat. 0onph. Cold
,A.,lE EETEER : I,lEI g EET I; 9 =. !: =

ID % BWo5E'E EALLdbLll1z " EbrtI EFs5aIF-
nsn the TeoIzs o. pE Biashsa Essss, Of uaznectios
tss ers,t hons sstssl, ard be. s siss 10 as P7a
% for the Lest twenty yoszE with ihs aEtoniE
ltG Euoce11. AE ~ external rauboF Il n without
rival and vii htleVHte pain rpeedflY than aIf
nt1u proFarltion- Eos All Rheumatic and hSrFofI
4t Dofdelst & IL tFulF iaiatbls and c1rstlve ri
lore. EonndHs 5Erstus, Bruises, Eo-i Ia sOofhitd
k1einG and powerful sthsntF rrcpslstfiss
ats the 1Et wonder Gnd OF al ho hsft
osor given Il trial. Over i9IF hul6-sd os7tdcEstl
q renarkhble peEso--sf y & within lait
70 years. Ette5t % t1ir 1i. strong & AruiEfrolll
A.nlI- lu.uaLnnn-
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RaOfheFsl EEotSeveII szOthetsIH

M0GMeFEt E40essSsEsa sAUsESzFsH
Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINsLOW'S sOOTH-
ING SYRUP for OHIIDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
Of the hest Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty YEAR,
with never falling safety and by millions Of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorates The stomach and bowels,
eorrects hOdity, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING In THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIU-
We believe it the Best snd surest Rsmedy in the
World in all cases OF DiRrrhes and Dysentery ct
Children whether it ARISES from Tsething, or from
other causes.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
&PERKIHs, New York, is on the wrapper.
Sole BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal Ofioe
Day-st., New York.
Price only rs Cents Der Bottle.
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-M0RNfNG tEADRR.
SATURDAY RIORNINe. MAY :, 1854,
WITHOUT THE CHILDREN.

o the weary, solemn silsR
OF house without the children,
o the strange, oppressive stiffness
Where the children come no more
All the longing Of the sleepless
For the soft arms Of the children,
All the longing for the faces
Peeping through the opening door
Faces gone foreYermore
strange it is to wake at midnight
And not hear the children breathing,
Nothing but the old clock ticking,
Ticking, ticking by the door.
Strange 10 see the little dresses
Hanging up there allthe morning,
And the gaiters-ah their patter,
We will hear it never more
On our mirth-forsaken floor
II.
What is home without the children
'Tis the earth without its yerdure,
And the sky without the sunshine;
Life is Withered 20 the corei
So we'll lesve this dreary desert,
And We'll follow the Good Shepherd
To the greener pastures vernal,
Where the lambs have " gone before
With the Shepherd eYermorei -E
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN

'dE fOH1 ON n 4hAAN
Oh,
-rbe Romapoe Of the Railroad.
By the author Of the ''Fair Inez," The Prince Of
Wales, ''rhe Ghost Hunters" &c.
tO0ErIEUED.l
OHAPTER IX-THE SMASH UP,
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still
On one side saw q river,
On thf other steep hil.
Said I, ''ean the matter bel"
As opened wide the window
And looked ont that I might see.
Then l heard the clsnk Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and froi
WAh ~ said, "here's some detention"
and 20 see il did go,
Bat did not have to go far
Era sight I did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Blight before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahssd,
Wss freight train smashed to pieces.
And an oid COW lying dead
''Tell me, please, sir, what's the matter p
Said 70 man quite near,
"matter 7" aid he, "there Is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hOFsheads OF tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In prOiusiOn scattered round,
Men were busy moving Rubbish
And as was only in their way
Tothe cars sOOn went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
1t was lauRhable to hear Il,
And never shall forget.
some uere frstting for tEeir breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sWoTe thai, ca that Railroad
Never more that way would come.
And We ish 70 inform our numerous friends and
the public that still offer the largest and best ns
sgrtmeuf o.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the City OF Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths, Uss-
simeres, Vestines and Military foods Of all descrip
tions, is very large. Call at a .ar
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hail,
BnIe AFsncyfor thssaeof Singer EeEins
Haohinsg, StoTE's Automston FRESHMAN, ard
| StronG'E Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
| Corner Superior and Uafou Sta
| = Look ont ioI the GIANTS. feb2e
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gaST.asFlea fIMR.1AalR.
1884. winter Arrangement 1854.
H FoB rHa
AFFlgeE aHa Clesins eG Nails
O CLEVELAND POST OFFIOR,
-s.- Oommsncinz November lSth, lSss

-,es Commencing November lSsh, lssz
-AlAiis VIII b opened sHd ready fer delirssy one
/ hour sfter arrival Of trains.
srAI Mails close Ons hour before Departure OF
ARR1vAL OF NAILS AT DEPoT.
EszlsEn Through arrives ct 100 A. IL, snd I:4o and
zssfern way arrives at IO:I5 A. N.
fts6uFsh W1eE9gss asryss i, s.Ss q S2s Az
Sandusky Way arrives at s:25 e. y.
@ahoning Way arrives at $50 2: n.
ThT1ggh WsT s251 SrEgss y 5 g g9 8 % $50 r a.
western Through arrives at 9:s5 n, and $500 p n.
Medina Way arrives at 500 7. HI.
Rookpert, ho sTriEes Tuesdsys, Thursdays nnd Sat-
Broekgville Bath ae., strives IOndsTs s1d EriasYI
sharon Center. Granger Eorth Royalton, g. strives
Mondays and FridayB at p. NJ.
Wsrrensville arrives daily st 1878 An
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 81 A, -
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsrzRs THROUGH, for Erie, Buialo, Boston, EeR
York Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesville, Gene
va AstabEia and Conneeut, olosee at $50 A. N.
EAsT1as THEoUsE, for New York only, elossE At
Eastern THRoUsg, Tor Erie, gus.lo. Albany, Eos
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at $40 P. n.
GAsTEEs WAE f9r al points between Cleveland and
WEsTERS THaoUaz, Tor Toledo, Detroit, UhioaEo
and MilSagkee, closes At 10 ?. H., ueaEes rs
WEsTERs fIRoUaa, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohic.Ec,
DqpuQnes g. Joseph and Cairo closes st GAP n.
sn TSTsss asso SaE ss. S9r al gOn' between Cleveland
sAHDUsKE WAY, for Sandusky and ali IntsEmsdiAss
points, closes ats 20 P N. -H
OIEoTEEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes IS 10 P. n, OesVes at $50
next morninEl
0INcIHEATI THRSUsz, fos Columbus, Dayton, New
Erk snd Onennat olosss 81 10 P. NJ, Qesyes st 1850
next morning.
CnEoINsSTI THRcUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, 50. Louis, indianapolis, ZanesVille and
Wheeling, closes st 6:lo 2. N.
PITTsBURGH THEoUGH, for Pittsburgh and Waah-
tngton, closes az lZ40 P. m.
PITIsBURsH Way, tor all points between Cleveland,
NelHYtllsl and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington, closes at730 A II.
hAHOSIEa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Houngstowns closes st 10 P. Il, QeAyes At 500
nsxt morntnz.l
hEDIEA WAY, CLOSES at 1. NJ
. BoOKFoR1s &c. closes Ont osdays, ThursdEyI and
SatHrdayE, at y n.
sREoEsyILLE, Barn. &C.. closes Tuesdays and Sat-
SEdayE, stT A, III
SHARON OKETEB, Granger, North RoyAltou ko,
closes on Tnesdays and Saturdays att A. n.
EARRsEgvILLE, closes daily, lO:SO A. N.
kszf OLEvEBAEDa and Euclid, closes daily, at : l. Il
Es-zail and D-oD Lstts-s are required, By lavt to
Be- pre- paid.
srAll City CircuIaEs required TO Be prs-sAia
with tWo-osnt stamp
- once open I.Sm I:s9 A, 4; 70 10 P. N. On
Sunday from A. NJ 50 1920 A. IL
80 (. OOWLE5. Pm
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MAsTER'9 SALE.


MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
,lIl command ofa decretal order Of ssle issued
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit OF Ann Lord, Admins
tratrix, against John T. Newton and others,
snaii oner for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the Court House, IN Cleveland, in said Coun-
y, On the 2lst day Of May, at o'clock, P NJ,
the following described premises, to-wit: The
following described tract lot OF land situate in
the township Of Brooklyn, being number seven
IN the 18th range Of townships in the Connecticut
western Reserve in the State of Ohio, and
which IS also in the County Of Cuyahoga, and is
known by being part Of lot No. 20, original sur
yey OF said township, and is bounded as follows:
West BY Pearl street, south by Martins lot, So
called, east by Terrace street, and north BY a
line commencing on Terrace street N the centre
between the northern line Of said Martins lot
and the south line of the house lot Of MIA
Randall, and thence running westerly at right
angles with said Terrace street, half the dis.
tanee TO Pearl street, and thence parallel with
Pearl street TO point from which said norther
ly line vii intersect said Pearl street at right
angles with Pearl street, sIxty-si1 feet distant
Rom the north line Of said Msrtin's lot, and is
The same lot conveyed by Josiah Barber and
Richard Lord to Nathan voorhees,, ana reference
ls hereby made to said deed for a more particu-
lar description. Appraised at 81, ,4l9.
GEORGE n. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner
g. B. Prentiss Baldwin, plt'fis att'ys
apr2O:l50
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AbMINIS STRATOR's SALE. !

A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-On Thurs.
n day the 18th day of May, 1854, at two
O'Clock, P. NJ on the premises, will he sold TO
the highest bidder the following real estate ss the
property OF William W. Custead, deceased. to-
vat Situate in the Township Of East Cleveland,
county OF Cuyahogs and State Of Ohio, in lot No
SsS and Is bounded as follows Beginning at
stone N the centre Of the road leading North
rom Philip ". Custead's and at the junction OF
me me crawford Road; thence North 35S, East ten
lOl chains and seVenty-nine (79l links to a stone
a. the south corner Of h. Mary's land thence
nortn 81 west seven (7) chains and eiRhty-four
lS4l links through the center Of a hedge fence to
an usage orange ssplipg thonee West five (5)
enains and hfty-nin l5s) links to stone in the
lot thence South 70, West sixteen fsl chains
and sixty -four t64) links to the place Of begin
nlng,eontaining seven and tHentxteBs- LrVsrfns OF
l1z4-lVQe eaafif1I d0Wn, one-third in thirty days
and the balance in sixty days.
PHILIP ". CUSTEAD,
Administrator Of ". ". Custead, deceased.
ELWELL & MARVIN, Attorneys.
Cleveland, April 18th, 1s64-april Is: $50.
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o the weary, solemn silence
OF a house without the children,
o the strange, oppressive stiffness
Where the children come no morei
All the longing Of the sleepless
For the soft arms Of the children;
All the longing for the faces
Peeping through the opening door
Faces gone for eYermorel
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FINTAE ARRANGElIENT-

~
lss5-A. TIsTGR ABRAHGEMEsT. lssl4.
On and .fssf Monday, November 18th, Pau,Ds.-
Trains Win leave SlsY0lEnd q follows, Isunday1s
IstTPai1 -5.4UA 4UA.Ms-OIHOIHEATT A. ExPREss
Shelby. ylest,ins, Gallon, dilsad Cardin Tto1.
Asnlsy, DELAWARE Lewis Center and Wortking.
ton arriving at Crestlins ct 1910 :. n, Colunl.
b. 81 Louis los45 e. m, Indans5oliI s:{5 n
r. Sairo ~ p m, 6ort wayne 4:ls ,. n, Ohl-
ID Ersln-9lIO P m.SAoOoMMODATIoH
- ~ ~ = = All II st7i1o9S, Sad aSrtves in Columbus
Sd Erain-zslOP. M.-AIGHT EXPRESs-stop-
don, shelby, Orestline Gallon, Gilesd. Osr5iSS'
- on and DslsRarei arriving st Crestlfne at I0iQ
Cincinnati 200 a. m; Indianspois 30 4. uo-. IS
Louis - p m. Cairo s;90a .. m, 1t. WaYnsi:So
Trlins Leave OolambnS ct 350 and I0.aO a n ss6a m
arrive 81 uisEoisnd sssoa. m, 2se EndssO0P ). n.
OOHEECTIOEs.
1hoIbg-landusky, ManEdeld 3 Newark RalIru.e. ro-
Manifold. nt. Vernon, Newark, Eansss
OrOsilins- PiftsbaFEh, Fort wayne 4 Ohio.TO Rail.
Eoed' Forest Upper sandusky, Dslphos, "a.
gs5s and EastfOr Esnihoid, Eoosssr,' nSs:: Is:
GEailSa and BeIisioutins Railroad Line. for M,-so,
beleio1tai1s, Sidney, Uuion, Mmcis, In
eianARolis, fsrrs Hautei Vincennes, ETan1.
Vile, Louisville Cairo, b. Lcui1 ~
geisWlro-Eith Springfield branch for sprfnGdsld
Oolamb1l- Little Miami q Columbus, and Xe1f,
Terre Ha1to, st. Louis, MorroT' LovsiiS1R
md CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio Mis-.
l1lippt kailroadS -Oinoinnstiior LouiTTfIisl
Evansville, OairO, St. LOui5, ssd m 6ofnta
on The Ohio river.
0eilnbu1.Osntra Ohio Railroad for Newark, zanea-
Vile h6eellngs 10; Columbus, Piqaa
llZ - ne Passenger station, md st Uaion Ties7
0aacs, ll7 suDerioT-st
cleveland Nov. Is, isss 4; s1S:rIn,I5ssn. ;; RIa,ISE
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COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,

-
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,
we'll as humors Of the blood is lack of vqsp in
the air we breathe. By the Inhalation Of oTTeen-
isea a ar ne blood becomes oxygeniEsd and puri-
by this system o. treatment the patent does not
nave 20 Oe doetored for months aBd years to learn
the time Of breathing It and in any cursble case h
requires but few applications to eradicate the disease
We have cured hundreds Of patients who b ad been
Physicians as IncurabIe,
And many and rs,dsno. Va 6ag 1i 1oS g sas saS
be obtained on application at the Oaios.
Hr. O-haA been afflicted with asthma for TWEEN
y years and for several years had been unable to lie
sicians in the city. few iRhAlations perfectly
cured him.
told her could not live but few weeks She had
applications Of the Oxygen and now does the work
for six boarders
Miss g. was suffering from complication Of
dihicClties. She had tried several physicians but
continually grew worse. few applications restored
Mr. G-has Inhamatory Rheumatism. Had
not walked without crutches for six months. Six ap
plications were made and he walked miles twice D
| day,
| Miss s., fha nhuzicIana Eafd Waa In the last
gen gave nsr CONSUMPTION u Beaf Rsgk sa 5is S5-
/ does the work Of the family.
~ Patients will be visited at their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 81 for Each Application,
Payable at the Tins Of treatment.
omee---Eo. Atwater Building.
~ The poor treated free IRON till loon eecl
day. aprl6-B2
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NLEVELAND 8 RRIE RIB,


lsSS4. WINTER ARRAHGEME6T. lsss1
On and afisr Monday, November 18Th. lsss- P....,-
ger Trains viii run a. follows, Sundays exccptsd).
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 "A. m.-DAY EXPRESS IRA IhI-afo-,t,,.
Mnloughby, Painesvills, Geneva, Ashfab1iS.
GOnneaut and t{irRrc onrT. and arrira af Trie ~
lis p. M 0unkirk 3:i5 D. n, BufiaIo ~ \ n
3sI5 4. m.-OINOIkHATTE EXPR RESS-StoToinga 81 a
Rainesvilie, ABhtabula and Girard onlY, and Ar
l.es ~ Ario 90 p M Dun kirk ssi5gsExION=
iAle a4s n-snisd sLSflons and arrives at Erie as
p.1O r, M.-EIGHT ExPREss 45RA1E-stovuiur
At PAinosvilie, A1htabula and Girard only, and
m. BudAlo 40 .. m
LEAVE ERII
1.i0 4. M.-nI9HT Express TRATH-HtoDpfnR e
9irArd, AahtAbulA and Paine5Tille only, and ar
rtTe8 Il Cleveland st 700 A. q.
Ss10A-M.--MAIL AND AOOOMMODATIONT TRAIH
-atopPing At Al stations aud arrives At OlsEO-
30 A. H.-r0LEDO EXREESe-stoppiag At all sta
Perry 4entor and Wicklias, and arrfYar *
at5R.H.-DAY EXPREss TRAIH-stoppirr AZ Gi-
rArd, OonnSzuti Ashtabalas and eSinoIVina
only, and arrives In Cleveland ct So
- Second OlsE5 Cars are Eun on al through
An the trains going westward oonnest at OlsysI.ns
safi indianzplis, ST. LouisI &C.; and all through
frains 7oing EsstEsrd, connect 81 Dunkrk with the
no. 81 ~ EssF York Central md Budslo New
YORK CITY Railroads for New York Albany, Bogtons
Hiaqsra Falls, &o.i and at Erie With trains on tho
Day Ez5-ssI. s ~ All &C..
I1s11iiIo- mssdTiiis- PiteseuFgh Railroad ios
z. N0Tfiissseiu sei AM. su,,,.
Cleveland. November 18th, 1853
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FOR Rats. Nice, Rog.chea, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths in Furs, WOnIeHE, DC, INSECTS on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, DC.
Put Up In 25c, so. aud 81 90 Boxes, Bottles ard
Flaslsl s3 and 5sigss for HorELs, PuRIIC INST TU
FIosg, 40. ,r
"Cply infallibls remedies known"
o. Free from PoisOns.n
tfEOt dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"Rats come ont Of their holss to de-"
HB-Sold Wholesale in al large Cities.
EaI-Sold by Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
1ag-fil BEWARE NJ OF all worthless limitations.
SzrSee that "COsTAR'sn name " on each BoT, Bot
tie and Flsss, before Tou buy.
eFAddreas HENRY X. COSTA r.
EErPRfE OPAL DEFoT 4s2 BROADWAT, N. Y.
PalE-Sdld By STRUNG 3 Armstrong and BEN.
Ton BROS, Wholesale and Retail Agents
ia Cleveland. Ohio. mars 70 dAv
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
ABJUT TO COMMENCE AT
KLINE d O0-5 u UuR BAHA a b
AHd Skirt Mandatory,

NO. I2s SUPERIOR STREET,
The above named popular firm beg leave to an
nOunee that they have Te-Opened their establament
and have on hand su entirely new assortment Of
HOOP SKIRTS, OORSETs, LADIES' FIXIEG5,a
patterns
They solicit orders from wholesale and retail deal
may5.R2
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Urins-
uaF y and Sexual systems-nnw and reliable treatment
In reports Of the Howard Association-Sent By
nail fl sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dreEa Dr. J. Skl Lin HUGH HOk, Howard As
looistio1, No. South Ninth Street, Phiisdsphias
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uOPs-FoR FAMILY UsE-0HoIoE
e'''''1-'' UHUROHTLL 3 BIO,
apFsO ---ir a1 - Outario-st.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.-THE
attention Of Physicians and all persons Wishinl
Pure and 4eIIabIe Medicines
Is respectfuy collected to my stock, which eomprise

NOsTAR'S RAT BXTERMINA
Itor for sale By
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Hunnewelps Standard Preparation

Hunnewelps Standard Preparstions.-
On our Inside COLLINS will be found notice Of these
Justly celeb. afed aud standard preparations, Of
bounded reputation in new England, profess only
what they are remedies FOR, and for sale By sl
Wholesale and retail Dealers and confidence asked
to test them. Zee advertisement
3 maFs0-R1
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By the author OF the ''Fair Insz," The Prince
Wales, +" "rhe Ghost Hunters" &c.
tO0NrIEUED.l
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ULEVELAND 4 PHFTSBURGH
~ RAILBO DAD.

WITH IT'S -UUAhIUIIN8l
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
ZAs 7raek Is S1Os BaQGstsd and Is FFss from bud,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-22
Died,

ALLISON. on tho Zlnt instant, JAMEh, youngest sou
OF hon and Allison ased years ana months,
nOrr.-At Trenton, on tho evening oG tho 18Th
Instant SUSAN, nile OF Timothy Abbott
Funeral from she residence OF ner husband on satur-
dRy, 23d instant, ~ II A. M.
AUsTIS-July 20th, after lingering Illness, which he
bore with Christian rcsiEuatlon EDWARD AUSTIN,
ihe relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited q attend BIZ funeral from the residence Of hs
parents No, lU1 Ogden street Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock lntermsng as odd Fellows Cemetery.
-GUY.-on the 2oth instant, hABGAREr Wa q
Ths rsalyes and hi sBda of The flmy are YenSshIay
invited 20 attend bo funeral from hey hpsbasaS r5I
deuce No. 2i3e ePr9Se street, on Saturday mons ut
O'Clock.
JOHssoS.-os the Zst, GEORGE JOHNSON, aged
ne reatiyos and friends OF De isEEy ase hulted 70
ATTEND the funeral Saturday sheHlOOuS 40 Instant,
gt - O'Clock, trVm hr late rcstdenoo7 E1dS strceh
GsTmsnteNH.
EkILY.--on Thursday meralna, 2hss INST, DRNHLs
KELLY, m The ssh ear " hls aao.
sps etfuy nVhed attend he funeg4 Mondsy ID0rn
ms, 2sih nsiart, rs O'clock Totn lis s,e rldanoe,
aui hSvs siusSa 4sx,sods otiiss' No, D. g. IhsrtestS
street, ~ Q siOsk A. n. '"-
KJhBKR.-On Tho Joth hnst., ID Clayrooni, peIavase
THOMAS kIkBEA, In the ftsh yeaI Of his ese,
The rslAtVes and MINDS of The family respectfully
Ertlsd attand Tho funeral fola he e residenoe In
tAs ety, NJ. lso Area sreet on Seveat day Rornns,
The 2sd hst., - 10 osieeh, wshoos ruribeT Doss>
HIX--At West Chester, Pa, July asth. GRACE
CARoLISE youngest ds1 htsT ol ~ Iaee win. Mix u
EsW Haven. Com, aSod - Ys&ra
sasns5 sv s1tsse ~ 1hsSs ~ Ss.stiS a.. & sss %
respect tbuy invited 70 meet The funeral tNeW Haven
and HATtfSrd papeSs pieass oOpyl
shpsf fER-on O. sotA lHssSn. ALBsRR TUDOR,
mo relAtiTos Had fends of Ne family respOotfuilY
invited % attend theIunsss irQ@ DE residence q his
street sasesneQ epesasOn, * oct0oas " proved
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