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BROWNis BRONCHIAL TROCHFs

81 have never char ged my mind respecting them
from the rst excsnting TO think yet better OF Ihat
which began thinking well Of ! Rev Henry Ward
Beeoher.
.'The TrOches are Stat Of Life TO me. .''-[Prof.
Edward horth, Pnts't hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
"Eor Throat Troubles they area Specific IN. p.
" Zoo iavorably known To need commendation ~
Hon Chas. A. helps, PTes't Mass eenate.
contain DO Opium Dor anything injurious -
Dr a A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
,i.AI An elegant eombiDa ion for COOghs"-[Dr G. 2.
, 4 commend Their use to Public Speakers "-GRev.
.Mcst selutary relief IN Bronchitis. s."-[Bev. s.
Beigfried, MoIristOWn. Ohio.
s'Nery beneficial when suffering from Colds -
REV, S. }. P. Anderson St. Louis
"Almotf n Gtant relief in the dstresslnR labor Of
breath ng PECULIAR to Asthma ~ Rev. A. @. EgEIe-
gt0n, HeW York.
'1hsy have suited my case exactly, relieving nv
throat 90 hat could ting Wih ease Ut D5char-
me- Oncrister French Perish Church Montreal
sD-As there are limitations, be sure 70 OBTAIN the
eEHUHE. fsbl2 B2 I'm
UB-Sold By all Druggists End Dealsrs in Medicine
q the United States and most Foreign countries
% osntS per boz. janI2-R7
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REAL ESTATE.
7 Ohm G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
OITY PRoPERTY FoR SALE


Euclid-St-Four frat elass m dsrn built Brick Hon
sas known a. tbs AmpbeII Bleck, next wfst Of
The High ech ol Building, with bath rooms,
hot and cold water, &C. WIN be sold separate
ly II tOgsthsr.
KinsmAn-st., No lC9-A large Brick House. with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, Shrabbery, Barn and
every convenience t6 500
st. Clair ST west OF Erie-Laree new Brirk Housa
with modern imp oV msnfs. Lot Nel i'm mpi oV.
ed with st hlubbsTy, FLOW e.s, &c 5000
Ohesh re-St-Fwo story GIhie COTTAGE Houses y i'm
marble mantles, gas, &C. Also, iarre lot a45 d
Huntington -St-TWo BOas two stories, with el-v-
en- rooms, Barn, 30 Lot 51xl5O feat
hinsmsn St--OS tiage HOuse Earn, and half acre Of
land. near Er,s-St
Prospect-St, near sheriff -st-Large two s,cry Brick
HOuss, with wa'er aud sas S5,5 O.
FrCspect-St near Erie St Lsrgs two STOW BricI,
House, with marble mantlos, Water Rns IA h
room, fHrnaee, &C. 5000.
Scovile syenue-rWO story Brick House Barn and
Lot 4SIl5l feet 500. ~
Hill St--fWo ttory HOnse ard lot 5OrI65 feet a-soO
HlcSs-St-House and Lot, 40xls5 feet S7OO
Cedar-Sts near Perry-SE.. two stoiy House and Lot
- With Barn, Fruit, &C. el6OO.
Walnnl-sf., near Eris-St, good two story B,ich
House and Lot. 1880.
WALNUT & St, O Double OOtlsge House, two stories.
0linsqn-st;; oeIner Of Dusno-st., Brick House and
Good Business Properly on Super or St PobIir
square, aud TT tariO-st. Some 1fst rate Rar-
galag OF all Of these Streets.
50 Vacant LOts-A good investment Part on 0hto
Oanal ana BiYer and near 70 business
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RRAYTON i sTOOKWELL
REAL ESTATE AGEEPs


ths Insurance Once OH. J. BraTton.
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A secret n1orsment.

A secret movement against Mr.. Lin
coins re-noD,instion is extending all over
the North. Il is headed and conducted BY
disappointed ofice-seekers in Washington
New York city, and elsewhere. We hear
Of its workings in New England, New
York, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
It has male and female travelling agents,
correspondents, popular lectures and news
papers, employed to promote its object.
We state these facts, with full knowl-
edge Of their truth, in order to put the
friends OF Mr.. Lincoln on their guard.
The leaders in this movement resort to
sSch unusual and dishonorable means,
that men Of honorable principle may we'll
be suspicious Of its design.-0aieggO B0sn-
ing Journal.
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oKFg
THE ALL SOFFIOINNT ruput

HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
81 Letters Patent OF England, and securs5 bv IL
Seals q me Moole de Pharmacie de Paris nnd fhs
Imperial College Of Medicine, VIenna N HA'
no. One 5 inVal luable for Exhaustion, sporm,ts,
rhnea and all physical diBabilities --'A
no. Two completely eradicafss All e,,..- - -, -.
diseases that have heretofore been tres ~ ~
'esa Sra l1 eeInleious use Of eopayia and subshs
SOC Inree hes entirely Hupplanted theinirrisn- ~,
Of mercury, thereby insurfhg 10 the snrr. ~ =.
reSI, 9sPeIsiRg All impurities. and roofing ont ths
EAlkeEAARs Nos. l. ana 8 are nFepsratia,,s - a. !
form Of LoZenges, devoid OF tssts and snsii -
. ~ ne Hastooat poyket. Sold IN tn CO.
HI ~ = separate doses administerpd bg
OL oe9e1 ior ~ which saves tsi and n 81 o-,a-
Hn3sreoY tnere ls saving Of ee. 10 b hsd ,Sbois
How York. ~. - DieooAer--s.i
hIm5insdiatsly on receiving rsmittanes Dr. B.r-ov
asotaArd me Triesemar TO any part of the -,rIS
1cfely packed and addressed SooordlSS a. ~ -
Jtructions OF the writer 70 Aha N
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CLEVELAND 4 ERIE BIB.



lss54. WINTER ARRAHGEMFNT. Isss-s
On and after Monday, November 18th, rss. Pas-sD-
ser Trains viii run ss follows (Sundays e4csDfsd1
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
Dt9O q. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-stos,ioy.s| -
Millongnbys Painesgille, Geneva, AshfSk1ia
Sonneeot sno dlrard only, and arrive Al Fria ~
l:lS ,. H., Dunkirk s:f5 D M HrfsIo - :. - =
3s15 Z. .m.-OlHOInHATl ExPH Fs5-sto- s4S.s9 :. ~
Painesyiile, Ashtabala and Girard o5iT ssI5i ~ =
ifs1 A. Er1s o:2o ,. m, DunkiFk s:I7p. m, But.
3i55 z. m-'-MAIL AND AOOOmMopAFTON-
Stopping Is all stations and srrIYss Al Ffis AZ
0sIO P. m.-HIGHT EXPRFss TgATE-sto..t,,
a. EAneeville, A1htsbula and Girard onl1.5--1
rfiEss p g E[1e Ct l2.42 =. N, DunkiFk Isis 4,
LEAVE ERIn
BIO A. M.-H1GhT EXPRESS IRA ATH-s,o,,,,.,.s a.
GirArdf Ashtebula and PalnesViIls oniT sn3 -
E1Ve9 At Cleveland At 7aD A = - - =
o'1OA- E;--AAlL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRa n
~ at Az stations and arrives e ClsTS-
$50 A. H--TOLEDO EXTEEse-Stoupi,gn n .ll.,,-
tlons except swanville, Saybrook 1njonViiie
Ii, ISsIS, 1ont9r ny 9, and Wiekhnss and arrives ai
EoP. H.-DAN Express TRAIH-Stouufnr A a.
rArds Oonnesut, Ashtsbula, and fai6sTTfiis
oniy, And srf1Tes In Cleveland st SIS p n, -
second Oisas oarS are run on AL throurh
Al the trains going westward oonneat At Cisv.l.,s
Nltn Trains for Toledo, Chicago, Ooipmbua 0inoi1
t-Si5, 5oina sP.1I ~ Lonis, Se and all through
sLalns Of the " T. = Railroad and Ar Bufiio yifh
slo9e o. the New York Central sud Bufsio 4 ~
4fa Oity S9iiroads for Nov York, Albany Boston
niagA{a Fals, Ec.t and al Erie with frains N ~
Fnilaa9lphia and Erie Railroad = =.
DAY Express, East and West, connecfsa A cirs-d
Tisn IN L5slns On Erte and Pittsburgh Railrosd ~
Otsxstend. November sl6th, Issl -
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FARMs AND OUT LOTS

Independence-Fa m Ct $50 acres with good Rnrd
lngs, orchard, &C. S40p are
Oh EIAnk hoaa-lO miles from City; Farm Of lO
acres, sandy soil and River bottou1 900 = pTi,s y,
ings, orchard, Ac, e0N = ui'N
Ne"ssrgn-siye aerts, with laEge Oottsgs House
. barn ana great variety OF Fruit e4510
On Lake IN re- east Of City and near WiiIson Ava
nus, % acres land. $500 per acre
Eaat OlsTelAnd-3l acres on ct. Cl,ir Road Evc,1
lent land for GTuit or gnrda inr ~ = 80 :
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Hagan's MAGNOLIA Balm.

Th4 ID the most dsIightfal snd extraordinary It,
ever discovered. It changes the sun-burnt fac,
hands to pearly satin texture Of ravishing beau
q, imBSrting the marble purity Of youth, AID ths
psEINeuh Svbaarsnos inviting in the city belle o.
iashion IL ra.oyss tsn frecklss pimples and rough
nss from the skiA. leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smoors 1t contains no matsriAIin
l1r1ou1 70 the skin PatEonizsd BY Actresses ans
OPera Singer. Itis what ovt-v Iadv sboUls bsv-
Bold HEeEYFhero.
DEMAs g. BAkBEsk
General AFentI,
iulTf- -f27 "a Broadway. NJ Vor1
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henluchy papeIs pleAse COPY.

DERs0NAL Of at. G. J." to J. A. SEM
PIE, just received. Send it to G. Have
written you six times lately. Received no letter
from you. Write again. Sincerely regret about
the draft. will write you By every opportunity.
Ali well. A. b
New York Daily -NaHs nlaasa cnnv-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-04

English journals publish parliaments-
ry paper, giving the general results Of the
census Of 1851. The population was thus
distributed over the four divisions of the
United Kingdom:
Population
excluding Proportion OF
Total army, navy population
population, and mer- in four divi-
chant seamen sions ofthe
abroad. kingdom.
United Kingdom, q, ,32I, ,2ss 29,O79,932 1000
England q Wales q, ,22s ,4g7 2O,O66 22i G9-l
Scotlsnd............ 3,O96 sos S,062294 IO-5
ireland --...;....:.;, 5,s5O,SO9 5,7ss,69T 1913
Islands in British
seas .........-..... 145 674 143,447 IS
The increase of the population of Eng
land aud Wales since the last census was
2,l74,S27. The increase was at the rate OF
II per cent. ia ten years, or l.14l snnu-
ally.
The natives Of Great Britain in the
United States exceed the numbers in all
other countries, forming sn aggregate Of
2 224, 749.
The Enplish population in India. accord
ing to the returns Of the Indian Govern
ment, amounted to l25, S79, including the
English army, IS, 0Os strong.
France is the country to which the En-
glish most resort in Europe, nearly 26,-
900 being domiciled there.
The boys born in England are in the
proportion Of lO4, ,8ll to 100000 girls; but
they experience higher rate Of mortality,
and according to the new English life Ia
BILE, the rates are so finely adjusted that
the numbers are reduced to very nearly an
equilibrium.
OF the whole class Of population, &c.
O96 criminals are in prisons; "a, ,S45 luna
tics are in asylums; lO,414 patients are in
hospitals; l25, 722 Of the poor and infrm
are in warehouses. There are 23598 in
mates in the principal charitable institu-
tions and asylums.
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RkIIR0ARa.
OLRVELAND. OOLUMBUa 4
~ oIHOLNEATI BAILhOAD.


1894. WINTER ARBAHeE1IREI IssG.
On and Gftsr Monday, November 18Th, Pau-sp-.-
mini win leaTs OlsTelAnd, - follow, teundagls
1st EraiR-Ts4O A. M.--gINOINHAFTE EKPHE71
stoPPlng 81 Grafton, W Wsllington, HeW Lond ndon,
s5nSsioy' grsstline, Gallon Giiead, CardinEton,
~ arriving e Orestline at 1910 q m, Oolun-
:. q , n Dayton $50 ,, n, Oinelnnetl 81
H. n, Cssr0 ar GS:oe n; Fort wayne as > n Uhi-
ID TrRIn-3;lO P PAi.@kosljoKINOpkTI0
ssep5 ~ - Al stsslonas and Arrives IN Oclunbu
a., $50 g 80 3 n p Sstnse;nnati 9 30 q n.
ping e Bsreal Graitou, HeIlinEt New T-5l,-
don, Shelby, ores.line, Gallon, 6issd. CSrdit--
2. .m.s Columbus los g. m, Dayton a. q =, !
OincnnEti 200 q. m; Indianapolis s:ses n ~
Louis 9.4e ,. N Cairo 50Oa- m, IT. Wsynsf.r1
In, and chicago Via Orsstline lO:lo q n.
Trains leave Columbus ct $50 aud lO:20 q. n. 3so0
arrive AZ atOleVe1And 10 q. N, 3;to and voc p
CONSPICUOUS.
8halbT-Sandusky. NAnsneid 4 HsEarf RnIlroaa. -
Ai1,1 ii1A,n1nsld, NJ vernon, 6sEATku kA1sS-
oEuItlins-P Pittsbursh, Fort Wayne 4 Aioazo Rail.
rad, Forest Upper sanduakys DelphOs. q.
ssSs. and Eas:ior MAnEGsld, WOOstsr, liSS.
aFAisOa and Bsiisfontins Railroad Lima for H.r,os
55selelon tainei Sidney, Uuioni Muuolss In
l4a ali4nnAPolls, Tsyre uauta, Tinosnnals EFa1l-
ylils, beuisyills, Cairo, 81. LOuiS, &C. II
- N2re--i1th Springfield branch for gDfinEsald.
VoiamPu4-hlttle Miami Columbus, and xs1iul
hallro9ds for 1eniA, Dayton, tndians1oli1-
1eire hAutes -. Louis, Morrow, LoVsla1I
and Cincinnati, and with the Ono = ~.
ll1iDpt katlroadg Cincinnati Tor IonI.1I11--
g3nsgdile, 31s dls, Cairo, 81. LOuia, and ~ Poiat1
GslumbuS- Ohio RaiIrOad for Hsv.rt. z,,...
vile, Wheeling, 6c.;. Columbus. Pi01S =
Indiana Railroad for Fiqua, Urbans ~ -
- lor Tickets TO all points and infoFmafion A.
~ ss the Passenger Stallion, and at Unicn TicFSS
Once, I47 snperfor-Et -
usvsIEnd, Nov. Is, Issa. sussr5nts5ss,. = ass9 =,
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FTs A FKuED II HMED-TRY II, -
DR. bHo0t'E 'EIa1ALLIBIlE LIN IN EHTiS PrsDa3
oE ths Eoeigs Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of OOnneotios
ha Gf bope setter, and has bsen used IN his prasl
- loE e last twenty jean With ths most sstonil
lg !uooeel- a An external remedy ft n without I
Lyeli ano VIII alleviate pain more speedily than a
esnef PREPARATION Tor ell Rheumatic and hGrVo
Disorder It q trulV fnfhlftble and a. y curative
toreel Wounda BEIstna, Bruises, SC, its sOOthi
healing and powerful streu gthenfne propsnsties,
ote the iuEt wonder aud aatOniahment Of all who hzs
ef8 e1vee : trial. Over icuT hundred csrtihoats,
lEenerEable c1ral perforDed b. q within the latl
.N0lee[Al e5teat 70 thh fH12. Et-ong ATn8lrOa q
Aesnta scr UsTaand- dr-iosi itsogTd EV:IisS
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Va, February 4, 1854.
no W. s ELAN. Henderson. Kentuok .

Would be pleased to hear from you through
the personals ofthe Enquirer. Your uncle Buck
and aunt Cinda Elan are both dead Your cous-
ins are generally we'll Please attend to the wants
Of W. E. Robertson, prisoner at Point Lookout
Maryland, Company 1, ,4th Division, care of Cap
tain Patterson, and obligs
REPS. o. ROBERTSON.
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Qua OKERY-I earnestly caution al

QUA CKERY-I earnestly csution all
YounE men suffering rom Nervous Debility, &C.,
against endangering their health BY patronizing
any Of the advertising Quaos. You can fully reoov-
OF By the methods used by the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of othens, AND IN NO oTHIR WAY.
Read Letter which Will send you e you will send
ne post paid envelope bearing your Address. Di-
rect to EDWARD Il. TRAVEB,
tan2I-R2dku Lock Box Boston RRSg
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DR.. g r HAN,
hSaber ef 6s Royal College Of F1TieiassI
Eoadoa, AAgkaadj erodsats Of
RiOOrd'I HospisaT fOr


FEMALE DISEASE
ana constant attendant Of Paris, London, Eev
lsans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tsn ysa
haI 0pensd hiB omes ct the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Wbsrs he VII Be happy 70 meet all those who are Al
eioted With Hubacute and chronic diBssues
His treatment is entirely different from the OF
Sian, and IL mild, shcscious and efIeetivo. Hkmsa
Ioinsa are simply vegetable sxtrsots nd oils, thsj
have nsvsr BEEN used but by two 9th !, physicians
Ansriea bs1idss himself. Hs hhs spsa the grsatsS
DArt Of his lie and theuaandz Of dolar in obtsInir
few sOoretI in hiS profession. Hs tests sLs UEis
ioFAli forms Of disease. 30 ohArTsio EiTinE
honsSt and true ItAtsmsnt OF the. eaSs,
49, BPERMATORHNA ~
10 loUHa D ls.-Ae can prove % Won in fan mia =
IT'S tht he 10 the only physician you ever trsas1S
With that curoa this d16aHa. For every nAtieot vh
viii follow his directions, he will give One Hnndr.
Dollars ne fails IN curing this disease No ohSr;
made for consultation. Those ct distance who va
90 oo11ult the Doctor may do 90 BY sending a SINAI
yal Of urine by mall with name, EeL and see and b
vii answer and describe their case, and the posgbj
ilT Of getting roiief, By enclosing return postaT
Ulumu. narf.ls9
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.
LIZ
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

1884. WINTER ARRANgTNFNT- ,s,,.,
On and Aiter Monday, November 18th. lss, P,--.n.
81 LIAM WA leave Cleveland e. FoIloWn tsu1dsT-
700 A. m.-OaIOAGO OEXPREss-sto,.,sHs A H..
Srait0ns Obsrlin, hOrWalk, MonrSsvills Rsiis.
Ln99s yyQel fremont and Elmors, and arriVs- st
Loleao a. !2;s0 P n; Detroit $40 P -; and on.
SsOO r m.-hESfERN MAIIs-gtous Al an -
n9ns q southern Division, and arrives a n.
ieQo g SO ?. NJ; CHICAGO s.00 a W :
4ioO n m--hOkTHERh nAII,-stonz AZ II -,
no5s On Northern DtVisloa. and arriTss a. sS7l-
SfSO 4. m.-hlGHT EXPREsS-stopsat AZ gr.i.aD
norNalki bonneville, Clyde, and FrsRouf and
ErtsG at Toledo - Y: P. n; Detroit 6.G0 a. -:
ana Ohieago at 100 A. n. =
OORHECTIOEs.
OQnneofionl are made ct Monrosyills vtth IN. A.
sasSy, Mansneld Newark B. r. AZ Oiyde Siib ~
sSnsdnskys s Dayton 3 Cincinnati r. r, AZ fremont
Hltn fremont Indiana Z. r., and Al Tolefls V-jfb
ne Mlcnigan Southern 3 Northern IndIs11 ~ ~
sec Ma6aah Railroads for Chicago Defroif T.eS- =
9Eoni aofL wayne, LogansDort, LafaTeffs. Oslro Al
~ Is Louis and All points West, HorthWs1s ~
Trains arrive IN OlsSsIGud fsop, Folsdo "a A..
Isst q ~ A. H.t-245 P. n, snd SIS p n Frsssn
OlevelAnd, November IS, Isss
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ME. la MATLOCK, Of Caswell Gown.

MIR. LEA MATLOCK, Of Caswell Coun-
pany !, 5th Regiment Of North Carolina infantry,
captured st HsgerstoWn Nd, July 4, 1868. Any
Information concerning HIM Will be thankfully
received by deeply anxious father and mother
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers
please copy, and answer in personal column to
be copied BY Richmond Enquirer.
TITO b. B. BRYAN, Of Graham, Watts &
Co., New York;. and d. well we will care
ior them. Will you please relieve the wants of
Captain Wm. b. Sims, Block No. s, Johnson's
Island, Hays Brigade. Your friends well. An
swerin the personal column Of the News, to be
copied by the Richmond Enquirer.
NJ L. CALDWELL,
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Having had over twenty years. experience in the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases OF every character
pecialy the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
isfacon TO ali who may apply for relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several yeArs with unparalleled success of which sat-
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts,
factory, the money aha be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
from q 90 70 $500.
- The Doctor can be consulted theIast two weeks
Of every mouth at his residence, No. 50 Garden ST.,
Cleveland, .. Post Of1ce addrssB-Box I'LL,
deol6R2s-ltaEndAv g. T. CLARK. N u
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YARNS FOR sALH

1AhMb AOR sALU
AO eboca N IN iBTseksvls So acres improved, balance
Il Acres 10 Bedford. Good House and Ra-T 49,
-, and Fruit. Price $3.50. --@ -'0'"' "A'0i
iOo sS ~ NewDurga. House and Barn, two Otch-
proved balance Timber ''' 9'aSAo9 I'M
Y acres on St. Clair-St small frar,a ho
% % seres on kinsman St, Opposlte me t;ems.arv
" n - 70 no9a land balance imprOVsd) on Euolid
situation for grApes --S4'1 anu . sOOo
O5 1q VIZ we'll selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
50 acres in hewburg, sb0ut mjIss Srcrn ru.,.I.,d
IN A SOou 100 mouse and barn and fine orchard IS O0
sy,s On 81 Olair Road two miles from the Public
Is Acres on the Nerhurg, D.
Fruit, Water, 6c '' Aiiu D9in'
50 Acres Ia East tjieveIand md. =, LtA a. 49,,
uYatlon, good house and barn II miIeS fr1no
City limits Terms esST 20 Aiii1s fsbs - l0iH
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MEDICAL.
NNNI5gsI SUCCESS:

| INMnIksg< SUCCESS
-
| EXTRAORDINARY
loo BoLLA4llRss 4ll + PRREAIUMll
gENEINAKo1iVEEAKNEgg
Or Spermatorfhea, elect, &c., and
TMPOTENOY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DR. A. GIBSON, vt.
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails 20 cure the
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
enes DR. IBsoS e happV In being able to ANNOUNCE
to the unfortunate that he has perfected system OF
treatment for -
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OUR1
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with al bad enects arising
therefrom, including general --
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTBATIOH.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with self
5Ied pnysfa9s, y VINO profess % es Az t
least particle of benefit.
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is q member OF
some Dollego IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great xpeetatOns never to be real
lied But what Dr. G. might boast Of is this, that he
is able TO give enlre satisfaction to those who re-
pose eonhdence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris
or any patent medicine to equal for the radical
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or derangs-
ments both mental and physical, arising from sex
uai or secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all otthers yet discovered
and trs the aRents used in respect dlsagreea
ble he Uses no relics Of the dark ages such as Mer
curry nor any other deleteriOus drug secondly,
restrictions in diet business is required thirdly,
bis treatment is positive and certain in all BE
stands prepared 10 go into any public private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
ness, permRnsncy, mildnoss safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
cures Of diseases which had resisted all other
modes OF treatment. References can be given TO in
viduals Of the first respectabily in Cleveland, BOs
tOn New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia
rheumatism, Scrofula, aud all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
~ Medicines sent to any part of. the country on
receipt Of ten dollars
DR.. GIBsos's New Work on Physiology for sale At
his once.
DB, GIBSON
PloTHsgOR OF ELHOfBoPArHY AID MMDImMu,
Ohoe-Ile Seneca Street few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
ONCE hours Tem9 9 to u and from to S O'Clock /
daily Sundays exceptod.)
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