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Hagan's AEagnolia Balm.

This Il the most delightful and extraordinary ri
ever discovered. II changes the sun-burnt fso
bands to poarly satin texture OF ravishing bear
q, importing the marble purity Of youth, AID th
BEsTEsUE appearance 90 inviting IN the city belle
iashion. II removes tan, reokles, pmples and rough
nss from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and mooth- Il contains no material ir
furious 10 the skin. Patronizsd By Actresses an
0psra Singers. It lg what sFsry lady should hsvo,
BB-5old BvsryWheno.
DEHAB g. BARNES 4 90
General Agents,
iulYl-He7 zl2 RroadWAY, New York
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l
You have bad cold, Mr.. Brummel,
observed an acquaintance to the prince Of
dandies. "Why, do you know, said he
.ithat on the Brighton road the other day
that Infdel, Weston, nay vdIst, put me into
a room with 3 damp StranserI"
In asanoho PanEs," comedy in three
acts, by Dunfrsni, the Dake says, ct the
beginning Of the third act, t1 begin to get
tired Of Ssneho," $50 do /, said wsg
in the pit, taking his hat and walking
ont. This sealed the fate Of the piece.
The other evening gentlemsn's button
caught hold Of the fringe Of q LADY, 8
shawl. II an attached to you," said the
gentleman, Laughing, willis he Wss indus
triOusly trying to get loose. ''The at
tsChment is mutual" was. the goOd-hu-
mored reply. ooT2 8FE
The origin Of the words HGod save the
King" is to be traced to the watchword
and eountersign given out in the Lord
Admiraps orders on the tenth of August,
1545: HThe watch wourde in the night
shall be thus, God save King Henyre;' 4
thOther shall answer, "ARd long to raign
over us.'n
A young lady, in class studying phys
iology, made answer TO q question put,
that in six years human body became
entirely changed, 50 that not particle
which was in at the commencement Of the
period would remain st the close of it.
'Then, Miss L said the young tutor, Gin
six years you will cease to be Miss L. ?"
"Why, yes, sir, suppose SC" said she,
very modestly looking at the floor.
There have been between two and three
hundred illegal marriages in certain eoun-
ties in West Virginia since the war broke
out, owing to the fact that the officers su-
thorized to grant licenses had abandoned
their positions. The young folks could
not wait, and in some instances they OBJ
tanned military permits to marry. A bill
is about to be introduced into the Legisla-
ture to legalize all these marriages.
A Chicago girl, tired of waiting for the
young men who don't "propose" "-proba-
bly, on account Of the expense, or the pre-
pondersnce Of girls since the war broke
out-tskes advantage Of the season, 6Rd
speaks out boldly in her own name in the
"Wants" column Of the Chicago Tribune,
as follows: nThis is leap year. I'll wait
no longer So here am, twenty-one
years Of age. prepOsssssing, medium size,
healthy, educated, prudent, large spark
ling eyes, long black flowing hair, and as
full Of fun as q chestnut is full OF meat,
born to make some man happy, and want
home. Does anybody want me2'
There are two kinds Of girls. One is
the kind that appears best abrosd-the
girls that are good for parties, rides, vis-
its, bslls, ETC., and whose chief delights
are in snch things. The otheris that kind
which appears best ct home-the girls that
are useful and cheerful in all the precints
Of home. They differ widely in character
One is moth, consuming everything
about herr the other is 8 sunbeam, inspi-
ring life and glsdness all along her path
way. Now, it does not necessarily follow
that there shall be two classes Of girls.
A slight education will modify both
little, and unite their good qualities into
one.
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a. ~. fna5rnncS 6sE 6Sqia2E Entranee thFoEEb
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
l5lx2O. A very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner OF BrownelI and vii
S9n-Sstsi ~ Lot 50 teet front, running to the Lake
-Four Brick Houses. hos. So 81 81 aud IS Eucid-st-
Lots 25xisS; very desirable location. viii be sold
House and Lot No. l75 Garden ST. Lot 25xl2s 500.
frame house on University Heights. Lot 66x3n.
very oefiraDie resi-ence Price $500. Terms
Brick aOuse No 1876 St Clair-st. LOts7xIsa. 5000.
House and Lot No. IS sibley-st. Grspey. Peaches
and small Fruits. Price $3.50.
Brl9S ho9se h no; 2Os kinsman-st. Lot IlSx2OO. To
Lot on UniSersity Heights 6sxl93 feet on Newton
Frame House No q Wood1St' i,St l9SiSa s.s an,
water. Price $500 SO
Frame ,eostags on saDeriOr-st. Lot s212OO A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lol and los Euolid street
/ 1os ~ tf31nnlng through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Brovpell-sts
1SoPee PTic So also IS shoe shop Lot 2xlOO feet
Building aiding aaShinsry, &c, for the manufacture Of
60d boards, &C., corner Of Wesr Rivsr
l7Ofeet on Eaclid-st Terms easS.
| honSe ana Lots No. 100 Ohlo-St. eIs0o.
Two BElek Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per.
gottSgs, 10 I2a Laks.st. Lot 2s1lOO feet.
| house and Lot, NO. n Scoviile- Avenue
l ner Seneca-Sf.
Five ssTss o. wiison-Avsnue, with oon.iasrablsIm-
1 DroYements.
g SHARES GsvelOnd. PainesvIIle 4 kAahtabula Rail.
FARMS FOR SALE
20 acres In BreoksTile; IS acres fmuroved balance
onolce timber land e25 per acres, Terms easy
Il Aerso n bedford Good House and Barn, WateI
and Fruit Price &, 500
iOo acres IN n, Eewburga, House and Barn. two Otch
| - ards and Is acres Wood Land.
IN acres IN orange, good frame HOUSE. Is acres IN
proved balance timber.
y acres on st, Clair-Ht. small frame house
y acres on kinaman-St, oppos1te the Cemassrv
~ acres, % wood land, balance imDrovedl On EJcl
ntuatisn for grapes
Oaolce and well selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
| and Mtehigan, for sale or exchange.
oO aeres n neWburg, about miles from Cleveland
"A 1ooa mouse and barn and hne orchard IS COO
Square.
hruit, Water, ac
y Acres in East cleveland under high state Of cul
uIatlon, good house and barn * miles frSI
City limits Terms eAsy febs
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY. mORFuNG NAB. S.-1sG4


For speciaI and TELEGRAPH News-e6ee
First PaEe. For LEGAL and Commercial
HeFHsBeS FoErsh Page. h5 aacra
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QUAOKERKI earnestly cantion

qua CKAAH.- earnestly canton all
Toung men Euhering from Nervous Debility, So,
Asainst endangsring their health by patronIzins
any OF the advertising Quaoks- You fully
or By the methods ussd by the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of otheB, AND IN no OTHER WAY.
Read Letter which viii send you II you VIII send
ne post -Psid envelope bearing your address. Di.
rect 70 EDWARD Il. TRAVER,
ianT-R2dlW Lock Bog. Boaton EIana
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ODE 10 NY WIFE's MILLINER.
Dearer to me than dared to think
Desrer TO me than the towering pink
Dearer to me than msny I've known
OF the little miilinerB now full blown.
Ali when she came for her bill 20 call,
Then, then found she was desrer than all
Punsh breaks out in the following nur-
ssry song for the new baby
o slumber, my darling, thy sire is q prince
Whom mamma beheld skating not quite five
hours since,
And Grandpaps Christian is of to the fray
With Germans, who'd steal his nice duehy
away.
But slumber, my darling, the English are true,
And they II help him for love Of mamma and
And the Channel fleets coming with powder
and shot,
And the Germans must run, or they'll catch it
all hot.
In Dresden there is an iron egg, the
history Of which is something like this
A young prince sent this hon egg to a
lady TO whom he was betrothed. She re-
ceived it in her hand and looked at it in
disdain. In her indignation that be
should send her such q gift she cast 1t to
the earth. When il touched the ground, a
spring, eunningly hidden in the egg,
opened, and silver yelk rolled out. She
touched secret spring in the yslk and a
golden chicken was revealed she tonohed
g spring in the chicken, and crown was
found within; she touched q spring in
the crown, and within it was found dis-
mond wedding ring. There is moral tC
the story.
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GLEVELAND s ERIE R.R.



lS6'-4 WIETER ARRAEeEAEH1. isss4
On and Eitsr Monday, November isth. isss P....
ser Trains VII run as follows (SundsTT a xcs1fSil,
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
Bs9O a. M.-DAf EXPRESS TRAI N,-Rto--f,g.s
n,as-s, nlloosaoys ~ fslnesville. Gsnsya, AI6taB1la,
lis 2 M Dunkirk 7:45 >. n, BufIaio 80 -
Ss15 z. m.-0lECIEnATIE ExPBE BEss-sioc.1S n a
Eiyea At Erie 6,25 ,. m, Dgnkfrf s:i71 N, ~
3,55 z. m.'zMAIL AND AOOouhOpATIoE-
SsoppinE a. ali stations and srriToS Is Eris 4
0i1O p m.-HIGHT EXPRESS FRAIH-stnv.ins
At Painesville, Ashtabula and f3lrsrd o-iS.ys -
Arrlgss e Efte as l2sl2 q. m, DunkirF 3slS =
LEAVH ERIH
GlO A. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRA AIH-Rko,nl,g.s a
GrArd, Ashtebula and Paine5Tills osiS ~ - =
Etva8 at Cleveland At 200 A - - = =.
es1OA- E..-AAlL AND DAOCOMMODATIOH TRkTW
1-nS g a stations and arrives q Olsts-
eo0 A. M.-fOLEDO EXrEESA-Stopuinu a .iI -,
flons except eWanyille, 5aybroof Dnio5Tiiis.
naIyS. TnsrryS ~ Aensor and Hioklins, and aFfiVsI 4
eSR. R.H.--DAY IMPRESS TRAIH-stcvufnra a e..
rArd, Oonnssut, A1htsbpIa, and Pailes7fiis
onlJ' Ana arrives In Cleveland at 6:35 ?. ~
-, seooaa OlAls OarI are run On Al throurh
All the trains going westward consess Al IHar.l.,s
W slsn zAnl 1or loiedoi ChicAgo, OoiumbuB, OincIn-
s. Pan, indianaPs. So Louis, &ci and al through
trains Of the n Y. 3 X Eailrosd s1d AZ 1tS
slo9e slo9e oi the new York Central and Bufalo q Ns11
nork k Slfy E9liroeds for New York, Albany, Bo5Io1
Rhiladslphla and Erie Railrosd - N-A', V1 -
Dey ExpressI haat and West, con nects At ffrxrS
Win Trains on EEis and PittlhurQh PSIl-ss7 -
louisville AsadVills, JaHestosn, se.
Ol8telAnd. HoFember sl5th, 1851. = -
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T. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
IL ESTATE Railroad and other Stocks. has on
shis ststes Iowa Wi8oonsin and IllinOiB.
Omes over No. 50, south sids Of Pub. Sauars.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
III PERIENCE OF AN IHVALID-Publishsd for
the benefit and 8 warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay OF Manhood etc, supplying at the same time
EHz nkEs or sEIF-oURE, by one who has cured him
ssf being put to great expsnse and injury through
medical humbug and QuackerT.
By enclosing paid addressed envelope, single
sopiss nav be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
f.bs-IfnJav Bedford Einra "a Nv
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GLEVELAND { TOLEDO RR,


lsS7-4- WRITER ARBAEGENRF. Isss-4.
On and after Monday, November lsth. fssl -p,..s,-
ger Trans WI leave Cleveland e folioT1 tsriSTs
1850 a. M.-OHIOAGO EXPREss- "a 49,
6reItong Obertins HorwAlk, MOnroeVIlis Beiiss
1uss Jlyde, Fremont and Elmore, and arriVaS a
aoieeo e. lz:S0 P n; Detroit so ?. n and en-.
400 p m.-WESEERN MAIL-stops Al An -.
5lons On southern Divison. and arrives Al 10
=. ~, leao e q $50 ?, H; Chicago 500 4. ~.
asoO r M--aOltIHEBh lIAIIl-atou1 A Al -.
lions on northorn Division. and arrives 3 Esn-
7t3O 2. m.-AlGHT EXPREEg-gtoIs. n r,-.fto,.
no5salx, Aonfoevtlle, Clyde, and fremont. ~
Erlte9 - Toledo q u: P. n; Detroit so Il -
md OnlcAgo - l0.s0 A. \.
OOaHEOTIO5B.
Conneetionl ars mAde at hfcnrosviils vim ths 80
euskys Aansneid Newark R.R., -ClvIs s-Flf. ~
19nous2yl .a dayton 4 Cincinnati b. r, st Erenons
5s1 q tpdlaua R. R. and ~ 5ni1-iS -ifh
tns ials9l ~ oSutnern 3 Northern 1rddts ~ IL,
eco wabash Railroads for Chicaro, DsfFuif q -
sons Tort WAYNE Logansport, Ilsfsystts f-i1o AZ
sons - Louis and ali polntI West, Hofth5l-1f nd
Trains sEriTo N Cleveland from Toledo M ths
sandusky at 9.25 A. n II, D Rr7fI7r ri5 =; So
Cleveland. HoTeu5bar Is. Igse - !.
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DF. g b Al HAN,
lGzJG Of fks Royal College Of PkyuieiGsl
LoadoA, Aa9land; eradsGts Of
n....lg. I'LL l..

AazeG Q ne Royal OoSte9S Of RhVstoiG8tI
EoadoA, Aaglaad; er0dsGss Of
Biesrd's EospSsal for
FEMALE DISEAsE
aa6 constant attendant OF Paris, London, EeU
laAnS and Montreal Hospitals for tbs Last tsn yesY
Ans oDoaod his Oface at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whars he VIII be hApHT 70 meet ali those who are g.
Gicesd With uubaouts and chronic diseases.
HIS treatment e entirely different from the OH
Elanu snd q mild. s1iosoi0us and easstiVo. Hhmsd
soinss are simply vsgstabls extracts I'D oils thsy
haVensVer been used but by two oth.- pbyuIoIanr
knsrioa besidsI himself. Es has spsh the creates
Rart q hin lie and theuzEns Of dollars In obtsinin
fsN Decrets IN bis profession. He tests the UFin
toF AL fo.ml q di1sass. HooharEefor giving
honsEf and tras EtAtsnent Of their oaso,
EErg5E EPEBMATORHEA, rr
70 HoUH0 MzH.-He can prove 20 you in Z few ufy &.
uteg that he ID tbs only physician you ever trsetig
with that cures this di1aase Tor every PATIENT VI
will follow hia directions, he will give One Hundrs
uollGrB fhe laB IN curing this disease. No ohRrTi
uda for consultation. Those az distance who wish
% corBult the Doctor may do by sending q small
vial Of urine by ai, with name, sex and SEe and b
viii anEver and describe their case, and the p0ssibi
ity Of aettng reiie4, ~ enclosing return postaEi
Bs1mIr f. mAr1:ffT
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Having had over t Rsnty years. experience in the
treatment Of Ohron Diseases Of every character es-
pecally the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat;
isfacon 20 all VINO may apply for relief Having had
successful pract 30 in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
actorys the mon ey shall berefundsd for all such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
from 500 70 - 80.
6BThe Doet = can be consulted tbelAst Two week.
Of every mouth At his residence No. 81 GA<den-St
Cleveland y. Post Ofhco address-Box I'LL.
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mOsING OT HALLS,

/ EAgTERH THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Bostons New
York, Hartford, and Hilloughbys Petnesvlle, Gene
/ va, Astabula and Oonneaut, closes at $50 A. d.
EAsTEnH THROUGH for New York only closes Ai
E1srEEr TEnouGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany BoG.
ton New York and Hartford. closes at 3:l0 z. ID.
EAgTERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland an
WisFKRH- FanoUGH, for Toledo, DatrOitt -Qhie1Eo
and hilwAqksss closes At 10 2. NJ, QsaSsl 80
Wi WIsTEnE TaaoUcH for ToIsdo, Detroit, OhIuago
Dubuque, ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at 6:29P, n
WEsrKRH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at ?. NJ. ,,-.,,-.
sAEDUsKY WAY, for ssndusky and All interIneoiAt'
OIECIENAEIW WAI, for al points between OleyslAn4
and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 p. M QeAVes At 7:oe
0IHoTEEAT1 iHnoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, Kew.
ARK and Cincinnati, closes At 10 p M ueaves At I;oe
0IEcIEsa+f fHaougH, for Columbus Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 p. M
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington, closes at 1z40 P. Il.
PITTssURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
WelsYief and Pittsburg, Harrisburg PhiladelphiAi
Baltimore and Washington, closes t7:30 A. n.
hAHoEIES WAY, for al r0intg betWeen OteVelhno
and YOUNGSTOWN closes At 10 P. NJ. (eaFes a. 500
MrbfSA WAY, closes ats A. NJ.
RooKPoRT, &C.. closes cnF1 zsdAYss Thur5dATB and
BREoEsTTIIl, BARR. &C., eiosss Tuesdays Andsat-
99sazHoE x oEETzS, N Granger, North BOyaltoa a.,
oi2ses on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS sat- st J An
1AlT lTOLHTKLAHD and Auolids closes daily at r. n.
ssrMAn and Drop Letters ars required, By law 70
sFAll 1ity Circulars are required 70 be prepaid
with tWo-cent stamp
sGy once open from f:so a. II. 60 5:lo P. n. On
Sunday ron A. N. to l0:z A: n.
20 =. .ar "a 9 q x. IL p. MI.
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FLOUR AND WHEAT.

EL0URl FL0URI FLOURE19OO
eba freah ground Flour, in store and for Ells
u hacEhi half barrels snd barrels 70 suit the tr5e
Dealers viii Dc well b call and exnriue our etorf
beforoput cna1ing elsewhere
isnis : IS s. 3 Snd q s s ri River.est
&EVBH TONS CHOICE PENN.
~ sylvsnia BuckEhest Flour Just received and for
is1i ------ -lOOlAA' l--'i-i-l' d
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LYONS KAqHAIRoN.

I'D LTONiB KAFHAIR0N.
EathAiron Is from the Greek word 'sKathro, OF
Astharo, HiRnifyng to cleanse, rejuyinate and re-
Etore This articie is. Whist its signifies. foI
nrltHrlinE, restoring and bsauftlylng the human
haf u u the most renarkabls preparation n the
world. 1t Is again owned End put Up BY the original
proprietor. and "a made with the care, skill
and attention which gave it asale o. over one mioE
bottles per aHnuu.
it q 4 most delightful Hair DressinE.
II torsdioates Bcurf and dandruff.
a keeps the head cool and clean.
lt makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
~ 1t restores hair upon bald heads.
w IL ptevents the hair from falling on and turn.
ing grey.
Any lady or RshtlsEnan who values beautiful head
Of hair should use Lyons EathRiron. It is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold By al
rogpectable dealers.
= +. - DEEiAs 8. BA BEES co.. Props,
rivl4Ei iEeaJt i'a IT. Na.r York
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VIofheFEi 1Iothersii aTotheF1li


Don't inn % procure Mn. WIEsLsOW's sOOTH
BTBUP for CHILDREF TEETHIEG.
TEs vAluabls preparation y The prescription fons
ttbs best Fsnale Rhysios ans and Eursss in ths
aitsd Hfatss and has ben ua for thirty yearI viii
Sys Niiing safety and suoesss BY millions sf moth
children, from the iesbis infant Of one Wssk
sheaduIt. 1t not Only relieves the child IRON
a4n, but invigOrhtea the stomach and bowels, ooFs
z aotditF, and gives tone and energy 70 the whols
~ tsm. 1t VIII almost Instantly relieve
gBIPlBe lR TIE BOWELS AND WIND UOLIC
RsbslisTo it the Bsaf and suFess Remedy in ths
World n ali eases o. Dysentsry and Diarrhosa
Children. WhSthsr Il ariss from TesthinE, or from
any oths cause
BEul directions for using VIII accompany eaoD
boitls. Hone genuine unless the facsimile Of OUB
4ls &PERKlBss Kew York d On the ErAppsr.
slB-sold b. Al Medicine Daals-S. Principal OHs
DsT-St., EeW York.
Pries !snly 0B Osnrs per BsraIs.
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COLD SILVER NUT PICKS,
~ Beef Tongs, Mustard .Pqts, NacaEont ecoops
Roached Egg Spoonss ice grsam Spoons Oneeso
Look out for the Lions .-. oYhLAS5
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COurting According to Scripture.
A most novel and romantic method Of
4" cOurting is found in the subjOined ex-
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FeosHssoa OF ELEo-EoPAEHY AID MDI0Iu,
Ohce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite tho City Hotel.
Once hours frem9 to Il and from Ito 5 O'Clock
daily (Sundays excepted,
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AR-OoATHD, PURELY VHaHTABf2
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable Fauip
Hedioine In use. More used than any other kind.
RELco 3 oents-H Pills In box. See Circular.
- Sold By Strong b Armstrong, Benton Br0thsu
\ ". Ralmsr, Churchill 3 Bro. Also, At Wholesai
ana rotsl ct lsl Ontario-9t.. Cleveland, By
g. g. H0RBIS, Gsnn Agent,
Ier Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
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MEDICAL.
NIAIISIgNI 6 SUCCESS
EIssfssIklSlgS;S
InnuD0LhARs PREMTUMil
~ sE1SFTNAL 1Ei11,JA vyEkKaSrFss
Or Spsrmat0nbaa, elect, &C., and
IBfR0TENCE Cured,
AFTER ALL 0THER TREATElEET FAILS
ND nIDGnN

States treats me sane issasss with equal success
After many years Of laborious study and expert
to the unfortunate thaE he has perfected system Of
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OUBE
fthe above, and also all contagious diseases q the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad enscts arising
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PB0STRATIOH.
BE has succeeded IN curing cases In this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS who profess TO treat ali private
nlalaeles Win success, and E1iheut receiving the
some college in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great expectations never TO be real
lied But what Dr. g. might boast Of IL this, that he
Is ahlo 70 give entire satisfaction to those who re-
pose conhdepce in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
any patent medicine equal for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and ell diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising irom sex
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages ever all Others yet discovered
and first, the agents used In respect di8agreea
Dle he uses no relics Of the dark ages such as Mer-
curry, any other deleterious drug secondly, no
restrictions in diet or business is required thirdly,
his treatment Is positive and certain in ell cases He
pitsl in ths United States and emof strate the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness, permanency, mildnsss, safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBgoE is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes Of treatment References can be given to in
viduals Of the first respectabity in Cleveland, Bos
ton, New York and other cities In regard % skill and
integrity In All professional transactions Dyspepsia,
RheumAtism, Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- Medicines sent to any part of. the country on
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
P0sf.gFFIl:E EIElEsIAgLL.
1864. Winter Arrangement 1864,
FOB THE
Arrival ahd Closing OF Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.
stnreVfe1cfna NoVaup bsF IGfh. lg61.

s-hdsfis wiiI b opened sn ready for del1SsIy One
hour Aftsraffival0 OF erGtrsl tgi IfGla = 5l .le.1
R1-Au Malls close one hour bsiore dseArtura q
trains. isia.t.
81 / IARRIYAI. OF MAILS At DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 A. III, and Ii0 and
6;25 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:25 A. ~
do Way arrives at 3.10 p. N.
sandusky Way arrives At 9sz5 A. D.. Ic
Mahoning Way arrives ct $50 i, d, = -
Cincinnati Through arrives st $50 A. M.i d5e 2. -.
Z do G.. fNGY arrives at 900 p, n.
Western Through arrives at 9:55 n, and S5 P. II.
do Way arriVea es 2sE5 =. n. +r--
Eedina Way arrives At 900 2. III. --7r9. d. -.
ROckpert, &C., arrives TueSdays ThurSdsyE knd beg
urdayH ct Il N. - Gl-ga Z
BrsoksTills Bath, &C., arrives AondAyz and Fridays
at5P. n.
sharon Center Granger North RoTAltons kosl arrives
Mondays and Fridays At 5 p. n.
Warrensvilis arrives daily nt l0.l5 A. NJ
East Cleveland and Enclid arrives daily at a. n,
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
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WITH IT'S OOHNrrTsTvTq1

Is . First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone Bagasted ard e Free from Dsyt
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