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DAILY



Behind the scenes at an Amateur Per.
Nornhance Of HamIet-An Excited
COntrRbaIId.
The immense audience that witnessed
the performance of Hamlet at the Opera
House, last Monday night, are not yet
aware, of a little incident that occurred be-
hind the scenes during the last act of the
play, and which well nigh changed the
immortal tragedy into tie most ludicrous
farce. Oliver W. Root, Esq- who enacted
the part of Laertes, brought with him 70
tbs thester s not very intelligent contra
band, who. in the capacity OF servant, was
admitted behind the scenes. The negro
did not feel suficieatly interested In the
performance to trouble himself to remain
awake, and as the LAST act progressed, be-
came profoundly droWsy. Yielding him
self 10 the influences Of ''tired nstures
sweet restorer,' he slept until some noise
aroused him Just at the point where the
Melancholy Prince and Ophelias vengeful
brother make a trial of their skill with fOils
before the king.
CHANGING upon the stage, he saw his
master In Whist appeared mortal combat
with man so much his physical superior,
that the first impulse Of the negro waste
help him out Of his difficulty. One 20
quick to determine Is not often slow to act |
and he therefore made rush for the con-
tending parties, determined to save the |
life of his master even at the risk Of his
own. Luckily some parties OWNED his
and prevented the interruption
which would have been so ludicrous, but
not without trouble; for It was difficult to
make the untutored contrahRnd believe
that his master was not slain, and all the
Witnesses murderers. he seemed greatly
relieved after the fall Of the curtain, when
be definitely ascert&ined that Mr.. R. was
1nhurt, but still insisted that he "wasn't
ywine to let 'em hurt massa Oliver, mo-
how"
Some one has very truly observed that
! farce is an escaped tragedy, but last Mon
lay night ShAkspeares's wonderful tragedy
vas an escaped farce.
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Tine steamer CronstRdt, from Cfon-
gtadt for Copenhagen and Leith, sailed from
Revel on the oath of November, and hsz
not since been heard of.
The accounts recently received from
Nice mention that great improvement
has lately taken place in the health Of the
Empress of Russia, When she first ar
rived she was 80 weak ss to be scarcely
able to bear carriage exercise, but is now
strong enough to take long walks In the
neighborhood in addition 70 her morning
and evening promensdes in the grounds Of
the villa.
The smallest commune In Belgium /
thatof Zoutenacy. Itcontains only thirty
six inhabitants, divided among four fam
lies. Its annual budget is in receipt Of
35s francs, and in expenditure 3I2 francs
The administrative expenses, which amount
to 264 francs, absorb nearly the whole of
the revenue. Public instruction cost 36
frsncA The public charities produce q
revenue of s2l francs q year, and
there are no poor persons 10 enjoy that
munifcence. There are three communal
electors, and the municipal council consists
of five members.
"A subscription has been. raised In
London for the purpose of presenting q
testimonial TO Cardinal Wiseman on the
9Th of June next, being the tWenty-hfth
anniversary Of his episcopal conservation.
The idea is TO present him with splendid
gold altar service.
The first birthday of Prince Albert
Victor Christian Edward, the infant son
and heir Of the Prince and Princess of
Wales, was duly celebrated on the 9Th of
January. The bells of the royal borough
Of Windsor sent forth Q merry peal at
sight o'clock IN the morning In honor of
the occasion. The youthful Prince was
born at Frogmore House JAnuary stb,
ls64-the Princess Alexandra, In the al.
teruoon Of his birthday, having been pres
ent at q skating party on Virginia Wster
only few hours previous to the occurrence
Of the interesting event.
The news Of the successes Of the one
legged dancer, Donsto, has reached the
Invalides, and the poor MANNED French
soldiers dream day and night Of discover
ing by what amount Of practice they can
gain 100, 900 francs year.
The usual custom in Paris Is to receive |
one day in the week all ones acquAint-
ances, and 70 reserve the remaining days |
for ones very intimate friends, who take |
their chance Of finding one st home. The |
Princess Mathilde reverses this custom, as |
she received every evening whoever may |
have been presented to her, and reserves |
the Sunday evenings for her privileged
friends.
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- DR R. .G00DALE'S
EAMR EgAiMAR BBS4I
AND MODE OF TREATMRET IS :
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II peuetrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible di ease and sxterminatss f. root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the wFefehed symp-
toms Of this loAthesome malady, and AEeTts con.
sumption.
It cleans the head, deOdOrIses Ih0
breath and s6ordf the most grateful rsiisE
1t alleviates more agony and silent
EudeFinE than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hone
less cases. that every known msans failed IN.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarTh, Of the most oDstinAte and violent types.
NO form Of Catarrh or noises in the
cad can resist its psnetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy "a a
harmless liquid, inhaled from tbs palm Of the hand
DR.. y. GeOdaIe IA known thrOuRbOut
the country, as the Author Of the only Tru0 The
~ Of CstaIrh ever Published. Where its Origin
What Its Ravages-Mods Of Treatment-snd Rapid
Cure in all its forms. 80
DIR. GOOdaIe's PamphIet on Oatarrh
should be read BY every It can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
TO cur ONCE. -,---E
Price 81 90. send 8 stamp sor pan phlst.
MOTION co., Sole Agts, IS BIeeker st., II. Y,
void BY g. w. CLARK. Cleveland. fsbs:Rs
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A tavern keeper in England, who wGs
talking boastingly about his customers
said of one of them: "He is the most regu-
lar man in HsrwiGk; he comes here every
Saturday and gets drunk, and has done
the same for ten years, except when his
mother died, and that time he came on
Sunday. It is 8 grand thing to be pune
tual.
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~PHILOsOPHY or NARRIACI

Tns PTsPri0torI of TIE New York MuIeUn Of Anat-
ony nave dsteTmlned, regardless Of e1persS, 50 b.
Has frse for the bsnsot q suffering hdmanity, sHd
ssPprs1aoa q quaekOryl four Of their noat inIor-
e.1aG a1a in1truetse Lectures on AarriiEs and ffE
elSquAnneatons, kervoVs and PhJ Jsical Debility,
freHat1Ts decline of Manhood, Indigtstion, v esk.
nesS or Depression, Impotenoy, Loss OF Energy and
AAnly Power; the great Social Xvii, and those
MslAaifn which TssaIt fro1a youthful folliss, sx-
osasea Of maturity, and ignoranoB Of PhysioIogy
and lava OF nature.
Ihefe invaluable Lectureg haVe boon the means
Of fenliEhtonipg and saving thousAnd5, ond will be
1oTWaIdsd ffss. On Feceipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing 81 EcRETARY, New York Mussum Of inat-
czy ana Asdicihs, 61s Broadway, HsE York.
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MeGlM.

DHYsIOIANS PRESORIPTIONS.-
i The dlEpsnsAtion Of Physieians' Prescriptions
always receives ct our hands that care and atten-
tion which their imPortance demands, and none
but articles Of most uneZceptionabls quality ere
used in their preparation.
Z PhYsieiSus who oonhds their Prescriptions TO
our care, are asgnrod that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BBoTHER, /
iantI , ~. No. lae onterf cItreat.l .
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5 ~ OLD KYFs MADE NFW-

4 pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
asat end give up GpOotselss, without aid of dsstor
or nadicsns-Sent By nail frss, on rsosipt Of ten
eqntls address E. B. F0oTE, n. D.,
hbi4 RSd&W IIS0 Broadway, New York.
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Snttlf AMiffA

= s - MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
OF YOUTH REsroRUD in four weeks, bY nr.
Aioord'S Es3nH0H OF LIFE. Dr.. Rieord iof Pc.
tlss has Appointed ~ Agent IN New York Tor the
/. Hale RI his highly -priHse Essence Of LIFE This
Nontsrlnl agent viii restore Manhood to ths moAt
nAastsrsd eOnstitutionu, in four week., and # used
necordEg TO printed inStTuetiOns failure iH tmpos-
sole eucesaG, in every case, h ctrtain.4s.-tr
Dr.. Rioord's Essence OF Life is sold IA oaHsI With
fan instruetisas for nae, at g. or four Quantities
q one for 3d. and viii Be sent 70 any part eaTsful-
y packed rsosipt Of remittance % his acsFedlt-
q agoaf. Circular ssat free on receipt Of fosr
stamps PHILIP ROLAHD,
al Broons street, ons dOor west Of Brs sdway,
tsbl6:RS New IoEk.
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21tIEn1aa.
ClEY1LAND ; HRIE RATLRoKDI
WIETnB AKRAHsEEM1.

lSo5. f4 WIHTBB AKRAHaHHIlF garE,
On ana uftsr Monday, Cot. nss, lsss. Prv-.1,
1rAin1 WI run e. bll0Ws, t5undAyl Gxsspts1Df
LEAVE CIHVELAHD:
w. A.-DAH EXPRESe TRAIH-3ecDplng a
ID. uulsughbT, Rainosvilie. Madt1on, Geneva, AIt.
s-as ts SS gSeSnnsaat and airArd eely. And AE5il4 -
~ g. IN ?. H, Dulklrk gsf5 ?. -, B1dAia
siS ?. M.-0HoIEHAI ExPRTss-stov-fass a
eSsl4ls a. iabua and GirAFd only, aad oTs
M " ISsoa ; = - ?. H Dunkirk - ?. ~ Bet.
ts0 z: M.-MAiL AND .AOoOnnoDAFfoH=
sssS99sr1g s.S9s a. al siAtnn5 and sEriSs s H e
sDo 2. M.-HIGHT E2PREss rRAIg-s.,.-,,,.. :.
PAineIVtnes AAhtabala and eIF1rj s1if< ~
: - r,lteT % ~ 80 s. 1s4e A n-s DunkS 10
EEAgB ERIh
at GirArd, AshtabulA and PainesVf1s o1lS s61
GEriVs At Cleveland ct Z - A. n.
6sl5i A. NJ NAIL AND AOO0MMODATIoW
TRAIH-9toPping ct al BtAtions and a<TiEs q
l0siB A. As-TOLEDO MxPRE38-StoPElnR Bt A
Htatisas except sWenVille, 5agbrook, OnionTf1ia,
PsTTy, Mentor and Wicklins, and arrives e
5:86 P. M--DAY GXPREss TRAIH-ssovrfnE
glrard, ConnsAnt, AshtabuiA, Geneva 3 Patneg-
vile only, End arrives IN Cleveland e . - ?. ~
Second VlA4 C4rs aro run % ~ tarpasa
All the srnln8 going westward connect at OlgEelana
VIII txain8 or Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, omcll-
lstl. lnlianapols, - Louis, -. and AZ tafeqEh
trains Of the New YORK Ers Railroad, and e Buf.
Al With those o. the HeW York Central Budalo 3
seE York Oity Rallroeds for EsW YORK, AlbanEi
On ths PhflGdsphia Gris kSfrosd. -
- Day Hxpfeas, EAlt snd Welt connsctI af
eirard With Trains On Erio RittsbdrEh RaEFoad
OlsValAad. Oct. s7St. lss1- - -
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New York & Harlem RailrOads
NOFICE TO TRAEELERs.

NOTICE 10 TRAVELERS.
, TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DALI
Sundays exoeptsd.l
doRHIHG EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 0sl5 A.
-rnm Albany at Hudson Biver Depot ht ESQ A.
wing at New York Is $50 ?. n.
- moon EXPRESS, loaVing Troy st see
n, 81, Albany ct SsE6 ?. l., arriving IS New
- - ?. n, connecting Win express trAln9
v-1' - ~ - -. and Warrington City.
torL - SssS Uxpress from Budslo connects
Ths Cinsinnati i'l 80" -0tA ~ y --ss-f - -
lem Road. = - IN tbs traing AZ
1oE ne peter eeoomEo> and those Of ths d.
the Hudson River Railroad Co.
HIDEnS HiRl n t3.sl-~-s n =. = N
THE HARLEh Road. Centrni
PasssngsrB VIII be Ticketsd and BagraN Vet
oFsE thia road direct to New York bY Tbs .-I- Of
3. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and
Tickets Of the Hudson Bfysr Bsilroad %. Gna
this %. VIII be received by Sither road and Baa,
gags chocksd by either Company VII b doIiVsrs1
II Now York without change Of checks. iiEF
Nov. ID, 1884. Il. A. CHAPLIN, sap't.
FozD r. GREEs. AdysrtiEing Agent. f
A B. KE1cKERBocKIR, Agent, Albany Doe&b&
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PRESENTS.


Christmas and Kew Years. at Union Hall.
Those Whe want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come TO Us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Mfny more styles than I'll now try to pen;
Odhts, OTeEooAts, Pants, Jackets and Vests
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarf and Scarf Pins, Neck Tiss and
0raVatS,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspendsrs and Hats,
Half Hose and Handkerchief, ,WrapperH and Draw.
Made oIaf I OfsfG, Wool, Msrino or a.uIs;
And many more things that are uaefnl and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at q very low price
Aud thsH for the ladies' God bless the dear reaturss
ana grant that no EOrroW may ere mar their fea-
The present for them which win Civ. them most
pleasure,
And b in each household a bIessinR and treasure.
I SEWING 9AoHIHEI one Of SINGERS, you
know,
L ahead Of AL other Machines made to TO sew,
Il 10 simple, 1t iE handsome, and easy 70 run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine under tie sun,
1nen all who want Presents to UNION HALL hie,
Wei We knew that when there yOu'n not fan 70
Fer the ss that are valued and priced most Of all
Ars thoss that are purchased ct our famed UNION
ISAAC 4. I6AAUS UNION HALL,
Sole Assnt for the sale Of Singers Oeebrated BeE.
ing Machines, ssoETI Automaton Presumau,
end strOng'G Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-sts;
- Look out ibF the GiAnts.~ dsezI
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Aailavans.
A TLANTIOArDG GREAT WEsTRRN
A RAILWAY.

FAN and Winter AFRan emenf.
Takes Effect Monday, NovsEsber 2stb, 1853.
Two Through Exprosg Trains CDAilyl between
OLNYELAHD and NEW YORK.
"DkT ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (Eundayu exoeus.
ed) ct ss60 A. H, arrives at MeadYlIle at 400 p Il
ptnneD salamanca ct OBS ?. n, (sl Deping OarSj
and HeW York ct 1:loP n.
hIaET ExRRHss," leaves Cleveland BaturdAss
exoeptsdsl g 9;l6 ?. n, sleeping Cars attached
e[EtVes At heedTille 81 1:20 A. r. Salamanca N
$50 A. n, and New York at 1880 P. n. ----
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ZGzI estate AgGnsiss.

EOR SALE.-KINSMAH STREET
I nios tWo-story Cottage House with sysry
convenience, and threes acres Of land.
ERIE sr.-eoOd, new House. rooms, and lot.
UHiYERsTTT HuGHTs-GOOd HOUSE and lot.
VACANT LOT-on oourtIsnd Ut. $500.
BRIDGE ST.-Good House, srooms and lot; 5000,
VACANT L0T-I21x2O2 n. on SooTill avenue.
ST. 0LAIR eT.-Gear Wilson GY.; / to Is soreS.
EAST OLEVELAED-Good House, rooms, and
nearly an 50 ofIARd. $1,000.
PROSPECT sT.-EAIt Of Erie, two story brick
HouBs, with marble NANTES, slate roof, &o.-
Lot.Ssxl40. Beoa1tly oooupiSd BY Gov .Brough.
EUCLID BT.-GOod two-gtory brick Houss, marble
mAntles, hot and cold water, bath room, 30.
ERIE sf.-Hsar Erelid, two story frame Houss,
SO0VILL AVKNUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot t0zlps a. 5000.
LAKE sT.-Hioe tWa-story cottage House and lot
GARDFH gT.-Nesr Hudson, ons-and .s.hsIf story
House, and lot 64xS2. $3.50.
CEDAR sf.rWO-Etory frame House and Lot sSx
ooLUmBSGs sT.-y.is.ls HOu.s for sal. on long
COLUMBUS sT.-eAOd frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and brzifs
TRACY sE.-HOuHe and LOt. 5000
TRACY ST.-House end Lot. $500.
FARM AHp OUT PRoPEBTY,
ia Ia Azores in BNokpOrt; SO per acre, Il down.
so Acres In IndsPsodsnse, house. barn and ohoios
IS Acres in Parma. en- State Road, miles from
city; brick hogSe, , ten rooms, tVO barns, corn
GRIsr HIEL-PorEsanentW WatsrspoWsF, houBs and
barn, sores q land, fruit, 90. $500.
3 JOHN G.. JENNINGS,
Il Bssl E(Tate and Insurance Agent,
deGI AtvAter Building.
II ADfRS HEMBTITOHRD HAND
IKFROHIEFS-Embrofde and Plain
TAYL0R, GRI6W0LD 4 co.,
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BKLIs sPEOIFIO PILL-WAB


RAHTlD N ALL OAEEs.-Oan b relied
lever IA n earsi Dc not nsusostsl Ara sped
b acti0ni 10 change Of diss required Do not is
tertsrs With bu1iness p1rsritsl Gan Be used with.
cat utAstsettoRi Upward Of 800 cures the past month
aeg11a8 a. thom very severe cases. Over one hun.
GrOd physicians have used thsm IN thslr prao-
eloo, and Bpeak vel Of their 6MoAcy and approve
e thdlr compoGition, which B entirety Vegetable
- harnlea1 q tie Eystem. Hundreds Of 0arttau
oElgi1al aEa only ssnEins spsoteo PHI Thsy arS
adapted Tor m8ls and famAls, oldor young ans
ths only reliable remedy for oGeeting . Psrmad
nsnt ard speedy cure IN an CASES Of spsrmstouhea-
o. s1EiAal Weakneas with al its trains Of evils,
G1eh e Urothral and Vaginal Dlsoharges, GloSt,
- whites, Nightly OF Involuntary Emi8EionE, In
ecatnenoe, Genital Debility and Trritability, In
potency, WsAknsa OK lon o. Power, Nervous De
bTlify, kc., 10, al Of which arise principally fro
esx1G Exoesssl or Self Ahuss, soma oon6titu-
ron fulfilling the duties Of married LIFE. In 81
H<ual dI1easss, e eonoETkaa, Gsst and etricfuBsS
DonsuIting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Unaasy. Sexual ~ snS hsEyou. DiIo.Is5. who vii
. n FrT1Tsra THoUuLHs.--Dr. BsIrr Trs.sss, On
D.lf Abuss, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
q Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Hishtly EDisIionE Genital Debility, &C., &o.,
paRphlst Of q pages, containing important I'd. i
Vioo % TIE anlistsd, and which nhould Be rad b
BtAgsa il plainlf st firth. I've StampI required
topAx possaga. ialy1:Rsmo.N.frI&Ry
MFORTANT TO LADIES-Df. HAr-
gsy'1 EsmAls PilIs nave never yst hflsd n remov.
Ing 6Goultia art1ing from obstruction, Or stop. !
raFs of nature, OF IN restoring the gystsm 20 per-
eot health Whsn guGsrinR IRON Spinal AGootions.
iRrolapsa1, Utari, the Whites, or other weakness
thS utarlna 0rgHnL ne Pilil ars perfectly harm
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aaEls tine they set Ike charm b. Esrengfhsnfng
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oondition, and By bringing on the monthly period /
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y taken during The Amt thEss months Of preSnAn.
q, tScush salset any othsR tinsi a miscarriage
would b SShe result.
: Hsch box cSstains % p1h Rres 90.
Dr. HAaHEY's ISuAIIm on Diseases Of Eemsle1
Pregnancy, Eisoarriass BaETennaGl, etsrfity, Re /
pFo6u6tIon, end Abusss q EGsure, and onphGtical-
b ths Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlst /
q "a Psges sent fres 70 any Addro1s SIX cents ~
Guired 70 pay postAge.
Ths piIls and book VII be Bsnt By NAL WEsH d.
llF8d, gssurely sealed, and prepaid, By
J.BBYAH, II. D., General Agent,
30. f6 Cedar IT., E0W Tork.
nH.5old By au tie principal DruggiEt1.
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4
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Rev York Qty, win pay Ons hundroa
ooorH for the proof that he ever aflI 70 cure ths
aboVs-nAmsd diseases. he win pay The aanns Sum ioS
the proof that any other Physician IN tie United
After many Yeara Of labOrous study and oEDsrisnos
Dr. Gibson is happy In being able to annOlro 70 ti
snicrESnate, that he has Persoted syStsn q treat
THE SPEEDY AID PERMAHNRF CURE
q the above. and also AL contagious dssass Of the
Eslreductiye Organs, with Gn bed shso1 Arising
An9roHOms Lno4uolnB deAeEA
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
BE has succeeded IN curing CASES IN this city soms
whom had expended HUNDREDS Of dollarS wffA sslE
Etyled phyalciAns, who profe9 70 treat ~ private
least particle Of benoat. T ITT > = - -
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he l. a nsnbsr .,
otherg do for the purposs OF ensnaFng the tnnosnt
and who hold ont great never 70 Be real
be 8 abls 70 give entire sati1scfion to oss Vbo ~
pose oonfdsnes In his ability and integrity and thst
which challenges any Physician Of London OF Pari1
or any patent medicine, to eal for the radical oure
Of leminA weakness, and an diseases or derange-
mentS both mental and VhyacAl, Aridng nom SsxSsl
Dr.. eibsoA also olaims for bis new treatment tbs
loloE1ng advantages over Al )thers yet discovered
epd hrEtI, the agents used are u no respect diIS5e
able; be uses ne relics Of the dark ages such a Her.
oury, nor any other dsleterious drug; secondly No
restrictions In diet business D requIred; thirdly
bis treatment is PositiTe and certain "a an caSeS IA
stands prepared to 60 into any pubic or pr7at hoS
pitAl In the United States and danonStrats the I'M
mense superiority Ct his treatmsnt over any 9th.
er now known to the world, In bOint Of prompfneS1
1erAnenoy, nldnesl, satsty and oonYenisnoe % ths
patient.
DR.. GDsoH is permanently located in Cleveland.
and has during the past hVe years performed manT
cures Of diseases which had for year, resisted Al
other modes of treatment. References can Be given
70 ndivid gals q the nrt rsspectAbllityIn Cleveland
Bogt0n, New York and other cities, In regard to
skill and Integrity n gil professional tPansactona
Dyspepsia, Rbeum stism, Scrofule, all DiseGSes oil
tn Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Disc Ases treated
with superior success. -
50 Medicines sant to any part Of the country on
Tecsipt Of ten dollars.
i, Dr. Gibson's New York on Physiology for sals at
DIR. GIB ON, .1
PRoFEssoR OF ELEcTRoPATHH AND MKDICHH.
Of1oe-lls seneoa street. few doorH from SUPERIOR
up staiIs Bposite the CITY Hotel, -, II -7--g - :
- ONCE hours from 70 u and from to o'clock
DAILY Sundays excepted } = + -.-- janiT
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5000
An persons purchasing sEo 90 worth Of Goods
viii bs entitled to draw Ons Of the above Glfssi
$40 90 worth. two Gifts, and so on.
DUB STOCK contains Full Assortment Of all
kinds Of Dry eOsds, and viii be sold 81 low aI at
any Dry Goods House in Ohio.
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MsnGssld, 4t. Vernon. Newark. kalssTiia.
CrsItlins--PittsburEh Fort WAYNE Ohicago RaEi.
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Fort MNTne, Iaporte, Ohica9o, 80, We1t md
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Maasiii0n. -.
9Fafon and Beilefontaine Rsflroad Line for Msrqn;
BeIlefcntsine, Sidney, Uninu, Muncie, Inalans
eDolls, Terre Haute, VinSsnne1, EEanlElls.
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 30.
DslsUare-With Springdeld Branch fer BnrinGiald.
Observation-Disclosures Miami Columbus, and Xenia
Rsilroad, for XsniA, Dayton, IndianApoliz,
Terre HHuts st. Louis, Morrow, LoVsland, and
Ralroad At Cincinnati for Loui5Yis, EEanss
vile, Cairo s. Louis, and al points On thl
Ohio River.
columbuH-Osntrai Ohio RAilroad for Newark, EAns1s
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Oolumbug, Piqua Inl
diana Railroad for PtquA, UrbAns, 10
uE-For Tickets 70 all points and Information agll9
at the Passenger Station, and ct Union Ticket CoSl
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