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WIUPSTUSe Oe9 StlnIes WI0rpI1ID, UIupHuNY
l9er 0euti6er Oroen Der 6arugart.
Saamtlt&t @ttglteter beI,r Sres .9cse perben ,u Ger
aut heute Donnie nag ben 19. b Mtfnts UNI 8 utr IA tfn.
hsnten ressInlaBtseA 8tr'ammI ing In ID EN- 4prale rcd,
tatIrei4 TX etf&sner. b6Ti&ft etn elaAen.
~ &Puts ~ ut b @r. Bdrbe.
(Ds) Salt. 9 d II nj 1 n. @r. SER.
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BRLRs sPEOIFIO PILILWAF

RANEED N Att OAsH5.-Oan Be relied
Sever an 70 earol DO Bot naussAts Are aPsso
N aotsoul No change Of diet required Do not 4
ssFIsTe with bu1insss pursuitei Oan be used Eith
Sua sstactioni Upward Of 800 cares tie past nontn
-aS,s % them very sewers Casa. Over one hpA'
a-Sd rk1tibsSns have used them 10 their pfno-
~ "a gpsak EsII OF their sihcacy, and approve
sG thsir oo1nposifisa which entirely VegetADlt' :
~ hsru1loss On the BEBispa Hundreds Of osrtlDI
80 ean bs 5hoUu. Bolii5 epsci1o filia are n,
sri0fn0I end only Fa1uin8 speci1e tiIl. They are
SSSTfsd ar maie and fsmaio, olaor TFHnG ene
~ oniV reliable rsmsdg for ensoting parInAa .
SS-t - gDsody cure IN aI clses of 6permAtorrhea
- GslninaI WeakneaI, with all itG trAinG Of eytla
.-1oh a Ursthrnl and Vaginal Discharges, 6leet,
- Whifes. Nightly or InFOlultATY Emilsionsi In
- Genital Debility and lFTttabtlityi In
,,,ts-cT. Wsskress OF loss Of Power Nervous De-
6ISifT II, ks,, all e which arise principally iro
GsTnsI FTceIssS % self Abuse, or some oonstlta'
sionai.6srnngemsas, sad inoGPsoitAtes tns s9nefs,
from faIhIlinR the duttas u aarriso NE. ln ~
rsTusl aIssasss 81 GouoEThss, gisst ana strotuts1
o1aaItinR Physician for the tTnsteat Of semi
: iIrfnaFV serunl, and Hery01s Dilashss, Yho VII
End ffes % AL the foll0TioR valuable Netk, 10
Osalsd enEsloPs:
F5z FTTTfRFH TEOUEEEp,--DT- Belle 1reatige On
z,if 1E1se Premsturs Decay, Impotence and Ios
Il Power, Sexual DISEASE seminal heaEneaH'
Htahfiy Emissions, Genital DEBILITY So So .
pr,nDbisf of "a pages, containing import&ai ed
10 to the aeiistsd, and which should = re.a
STsTF Eusrsr . the means Of cure In ths ssFeIt7i
l-kaQss Z plaiElE set Ertk- Two stamps required
e pay postage. iHlyzl: hS:nao-S.fiASI
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New York & Harlem Railroad:
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
nVWO EXPRFSS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays eIcepted-l q
MORNING EXPRESS, lssving Troy 81 91l5 4
T.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot ct 8sSo A.
=, arriving ct New York ct 2;6S ?. H..
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P. n; from Albany st 3;15 ?, n, arriving at NeE
York as Os35 P NJ, connecting with express trains
for Philadslphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo conneots
with the 9.S6 at Albany FOR New York by the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenls have been made to run the trains 81
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those o. ne =
Albany and Troy. 80,
Nsls CarS Of lbsb beEf eos'sony and Inosf convent
ant for ne u1e OF passengers, have been placed On
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Tioketed and Baggage checked
over thi1 road direct to New YORK b. the Central
r r Co. and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and q
.his 90 VIII be recsivsd by either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company win be delivered
II New York without change Of checks.
Nov I'd. 1854 n. A. CHAPIE, Sup't.l
FoBD r. GREEE. Advertising Agent. uo22:R3
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DAILY LEADER

-FaFIT DescFiPfI0ns OF on SPRING..
The following passage, copied from the
Massachusetts, Magazine, for July, 1892,
may interest those who have struck, or are
expecting to strike, Hile":
ACCOUNT OF SOME REMARKABLE SPRINGS.
In the northern parts of Pennsylvania
there Is creek called Oil Greek, which
empties itself into he Allegheny river,
issuing from q spring, on the top Of which
floats an oil similar TO what Is called Bar
BADGES tar, and from which msy be col
lected by one man several gallons in day.
The American troops, in marching that
way, halted at the spring, collected the oil,
and bathed their joints with il. This gave
them great relief and freed them imme-
diately from the rheumatic complaints,
with which many of them were afflicted
The troops drank freely Of the waters
they operated IS q gentle purge.
There is anothe spring in the western
parts of Virginia, as extraordinary in IFS
kind as the one just mentioned, called the
Burning Spring. It was known a long
time 70 the hunters. They frequently el-
camped by it for the sake of obtaining
good water Some of them arrived late
one night, and after making FIRE, took
brand to light them to the spring. On
their coming to it, some fire dropped from
the brand, and in an instant the water was
in flames, and so confined, over which they
could roast their meat as soon as by the
greatest fire. It was left in this situation,
and continued burning for three months
without intermission. The fra was extin-
guished by excluding the air from it, or
smOtbering it. The water taken from it
into vessel will not burn. This shows
thst the FIRE is occssioned by nothing more
than 8 vapor that aseends from the
wRter.
There are two springs high up on the
PoWtomRck, one of which has about the
same degree of heat as blood running from
the veins. It ia much fFequented by peo-
pie who have lost their health. The wa
ters are drunk with freedom, and also
serve as hot bath, by which much good
has been experienced. The other spring,
issuing from the same mountain, little
further of, is as remarkable for its cold
ness as the other for it heat, and differs |
from common springs in IS many degrees.
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waste of Ammunition.

How much ammunition is wasted in
battle and how many musksts in he
hands Of incompetent or eowardly men
are actually useless, the following official
report of the condition Of the
small arms picked up on the field of
Gettysburg strikingly illustrates. The
statement has been published before, but
we give it again as one of the strongest
arguments in favor Of change TO the
breach-loading guns. With breach load
ers it would be impossible TO get in more
than one charge at time, and man
could tell at 8 glance whether his piece
was discharged or not
OF the whole number received (21,5T4)
we found at least "a, 600 Of these loaded /;
about ene-hslf Of these contained two
loads each, and the balance one load each.
In many of these guns from two to six
charge of powder. In some the balls have
been found at the bottom Of the bore, with
the charge of powder on top of the ball.
In some as nany IS six paper regulation
calibre So cartridges have been found, the
cartridges having been put in the guns
without being torn Or broken. Twenty
thres loads were found in one Springfield
riAe-musket, each load in regular order.
Twenty-Five balls and siTty-two buck
shot, with corresponding quantity of
powder, all mixed up together, were found
in one percussion smooth-bore musket. In
many Of the smooth-bore guns, model of
1912, of rebel make, we have found Wsd
of loose paper between the powder and
ball, and another wsd of the same kind on
3op of the ball, the ball having been put
into the gun naked About six thousand
of the arms were found loaded with Rohn-
son & Dow's cartridges; many of these
cartridges were about half way down in the
barrels of the guns, and in many cases the
ball end ofthe cartridge had been put into
the gun first. These cartridges we're found
mostly in the Enfield rife musket.
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bfA4uA. .H -
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
EssteEn Through arrives at 7ssO A. NJ, 2l6 P. h'r
E.,te-p Wsy arrives At IO.zA.M.
Western Through arrives ct s:2o A. H., $40 P. N
do Way arrives at 255 P. II.
ssndusky Way arrives ct 9l5 A. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at ESQ A. M StO ?. d.
DO Way arrives at 500 r. "a.
PittsbuFgh Through arrives 81 $50 A. D.
Way arrives At 1910 P. d. H
hahoning Way arrives Ct 1898 A. Ne
hssuViIle arrives OF 102o A. NJ.
q sdina Way arrives ct 400 P: II.
RoskPOrt, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThaBdAys and
RArrensvilie arrives daily ct lO;lb A; n.
EAst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . A. q.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HGsFERH THROJaH for Erie, Bufhlo, Boston New
York, Hartford, and Psinesyille, eensvAs AshtAbu
I, md O0nnaant, CLOSES st $50 A. Il.
sAsTEzE THRoUsH, for Kew York only, eloses St
g 5 P II.
ElsTTRn TaRoUsH, for Erie, Butslo, Albany,
BoeIon, EsE York and Hartford, closes at 500
r. 81.
EIsrrRH WAY, for all points between Olsveland
hu Erie, closes at 2:60 P. d.
;! !esTERE THEoUGn, for Toledo, DstTsit, 0hioAgc;
AMI Milwaukee Oloses at 7:l0 A. NJ, Qeaves $40
next morning.
WEsTERs THROUGH, foT Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DaDnque st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 300 P. II.
zsTERs WAY, for al points between ClsTsland
ami Toledo, closes st las P. n.
5kEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all tnterme
diate points, closes ct $3.50 P. NJ.
UaEoEEATI WAY, for all points between Oisyslsnd
and cincinnati, closes at 7sl5 A. NJ
thaCIEEA7I THROUgH, for Columbus, Dayton
EsEAfk and Cincinnati, closes ct 7sO6 A. O..
D;soiEEArTI THRoUaR, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis, 2AnesVis, and
Wheeling, closes at 900 P. NJ.
Pt4TsBURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh aud WaGh-
iugfsu, closes at 1870 P. 81.
p,TTsBURGH WAY, for all points between Olevss
All WsIlsTiIls, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
'tJ lia Baltimore and Warrington, CLOSES ct 100
d.
aAnoSlHa WAx, for all points between Cleveland
Hni youngstown, closes At 2:46 P. n.
81 MzADVILLE, closes at $3.50 A. II.
HIDnA WAY, closes ct 1880 A. n.
- BOoKPoRT, So, closes on Tuesdays. Thursdays
aud Saturdays, At IAN.
WAEREEsTIELE, CLOSES daily, l0.sOA. n.
EABT OLsVHIAED and Euclid, CLOSES daily, Ei
p. q.
Mail and Drop LsttsrH ara required By Law 70 b
Q paid.
al Otty Circular are required to bsprsPAid With
Z iWo-oent stamp.
Umce open from 7;SO a. ID. 10 T:SO p d. On
So lday frota A. n 30 1000 A. d.
Z. CowLEs. P. Il.
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The Destruction Vt Tbe Virginia sa-
lines.
From the Lynchburg Virginlsn
SALTVILLE, Dec. &c, 1864.
T;e,,you1,,t r, JovsI Eo6e-J C,,,f5

SALTVILLE, Dec. 70, 1864.
Lieutenant CC CloneL Robert Smtth
CoLoNEL-We, the undersigned, having
been appointed by you TO examine the va
rious salt furnaces ct this place and make
an estimate of the amount Of salt on hand,
and also to stste the condition of the
works as left by the enemy on the 23i
instant, respectfully report the following
We find the wells not seriously dam
sged. Mr.. MensulWhite, the mechanic in
charge, thinks they may be put in full
operation in less than one month. ALI
the pipe logs, cisterns, SC, are uni jured.
AS to the furnaces, the masonry remains
as it Was, but the sheds srs Gil destroyed
BY FIRE. We find by actual count, 1920
good kettles, and 7ss broken by the enc
my, the NorIh Carolina, Georgia and
River Works State of YiTginis) suffering
about the entire lcsFs
We find the entire amount Of salt st ths
furnaces to be about 90, 900 bushels, dam
aged slightly by fire.
Ofthis salt $4,000 bushels belong TO
Smart, Buchanan & Co., manufactured for
North Carolina 1900 bushels to Nc
Clungs s. Saques, for Tennessee and Ala
bama 5000 bushels to j. ". ClArkson,
for the State of Virginia; $500 bushels to
the State of North Carolina $500 bush
els to Bingham & Cox, Georgia $500
bushels to Sego, Palmer & Co., Georgia ;
$500 bushels to Planters Salt Mandatory,
Georgia $4,000 bushels to Thomas 4.
Friand; 1000 bushels to Slate of Alabama; (;
$500 bushels to Coz, Aumsn & Sexton !;
$500 bushels to R. Goolsby & O.
The remainder belongs to numerous
small furnaces worked on private account.
Very respectfully your obedient serv'ts-
j. D. PIERCE,
Engineer in charge of ssltville pefences.
EAMUEL L. GRAHAM,
Capt Commanding Co. B, 18th Battsllion,
Virginia Reserves.
ApProved-R. SMITH, Lieut. Col. Com
msnding Ssltville.
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Sherman killed sH the dogs on his line
of march. A western editor wishes Sher-
man would march through his neighbor-
hood, and we might add that thoussnds
of sheep farmers in the eastern States will
ech the wish.
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SuefIxI %ntTrGs,


IMPORTANT 10 LADIES-Dr. HAr-
VsFsS RomaIs PfIss HaTs nsvsr yet Allied IN remoV-
Ing Inoultio1 eri1lag hum ch1truotions eE stop
pSrs o7 nature, or IN restoring The IyEtsn - per.
81 hsalth when 1ulsEl1g from Spinal AGsotleRl, :
tPralspsua, Utori, the Whites, other weakness y
ths Uterine Organs Ths Pills are perfectly harm
lnII o. the constitution, and may be taken b. the
aiOst dallc1te iomGle without canaing dissressthe
Game tine they aot uke ohHrm By StrenatheninG,
iuvigorating and restoring the system 70 health
condition, Ezd By bringing % The monthly perioo
With regularity, 90 uafteF Rom gnet GAUSS the
coglEuciOn may aEi1s. Iheg should heWeTeri Hof
b taken during the nrIt thrss months 0f pTegnAn'
sy, though nAfS at any ether tina - miloAFrlA9o
Wouid b she result. - -i-a
Iaoh box contains % pills. fTios %. 1
Dr, HsnHHY's TRzkTI6l on Diseases q IemAlel,
FreEnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenne11, 6tertstyt he-
Production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emPhatioli.
II he Ladies PriVsts Medical Adviser, pamphlot
d e. pages, usnt Tree to any sddres st1 cent? 10
CufFsd 20 pay postage.
The pills and beck viii b sent ~ mall Whon a.
eI-Sd SsouroIy sealed, and prepaid, By
J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent
Eo 70 Oodar st., New YORK.
. n.BoId b. an the principal Druggists.
ialr1I BS.m-W.fhWV
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THK CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEEOE OF AN IEVALID-Published for the
otherS Who suIsr from Nervous Debility, PremA-
ture Decay Of Manhood, do., supplying at the same
time THE MKAEs OF sELT-OERE. By one who has
cured himself after Undergoing considerable qusok-
srT b enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope
eiRRle copies may be had Of tie author.
NATHANIEL HANFA1R, ESQ.,,
n.E.lsl BrooklYn. King county, N. y.
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@IMsifal gHstrnmtHts.'
HORACE WATERS
6REAT NUsICAh ESTABLISHMENT,

No, As1 Broadway M H "a
& EIGHTY New Pianos, Melodeons, Hsrmonium8.
AIsxaudre and Cabinet Organs, ct wholesale and
Fetal. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS at
Eroat bargains, prices from $50 to 500. New
NJ Moulding, $500 and upwards. Mslodeons aso
70 $3.50. .-.-.---
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LEAVE ERiz

80 A. H.-HIaaT EAPKES5 TEAIH-5tc9Fing
at 0irard, Ashtabuia and PaiuosYtflo only, and
arrive at cleveland 81 2 20 A. n
6:tbI A. 81. NAIL AND AOOOMEDDAItDH
TRAIH-StOp7ing 81 al stattQus and hrTisa at
Cleveland at 10 ~ A. 4.
IO:Is A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRES5-Bt0Pping at al
BtAtiSaB except SWanTtlls, Say brook, UnlonYile,
Perry, Mentor and MicklGe, and aETfFe5 az
Ulsveland at 2:l5 P. n.
5.s5 p. m.=DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stogpfng at
Girard, ,Oonneaut, Ashtabula, Geneva Peinef-
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland as 3 ?, =
~ Second Olass Oars are run on Al fitrosgh
Trains.
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Utnoin-
natl, IndianapoIs st. Louis, &c.i and an through
trains gOing eastward, connect st DuREIE With tie
trains OF the New York Enc Railrosd and az Bul-
al with those Of the hsH York Central 3 Buffalo
New York CITY Railroads for New YORK, AlbapE-
Boston, Niagara Falls, &c, and At Nrie with srains
on the Philadelphia Erie RailrOsd-
- Day Express, Eags anG West, connect 81
airard with Trains on srte Pittsburgh kairr "a
lcF LinesVllls, meadTiIle, JAmestoWns %.
II. EOTTLHQHAE, scs'Es
Oisveland. Oct. s7st. 1854
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFE0TT0N.
It Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic CatarFh
CURES cATARRH IN ALL ITS TYPES AND STAGES.
CURES CATiRBH AID AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent Swinging Of the Head,
The ganaa nfrn.fa ana Snail Rn-tn

No violent Swinging OF the Head,
The Sense OF Taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries OstRrTh has deded the skill Of ply
Iicians and surgeons. NO medical work contains
DR.. Goodale's Remedy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle CT the disease, aud pre-
GLIDING the possibility of relapse.
1t penetrates to the very seat Of this terrible dis
case, and eKtermnates It, root and branch forever
From the New York Comm roial Advsrtiser.1
HAT, ROSE AND PERIODIC OATARRH.-Dr. r. Good
ale's CatsrTh Remedy and mode Of tr5 atment, not
only affords the greatest relief In every variety Of
Ostsrrh but 1t eItinguisho4 the disease forever in
sn Its stages. Every one speaks well oft
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for Or. r.
Goodale's HeH Pamphlst on OataTIh-Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment aBd Rapid Cur.
NORTON s CO., Sole Ag'ts IS Blesker st,, n. 7.
sold By G. W. CLARK, ils Superior st. de5:Rs
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In,ssId b dn the principal Drpggt.ss.
CIV. CLARK, Druggist Agent for Oleveiena.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
ssnfasl, Urinary and SEXUAL Org N new and Te-
il.bSs trsatmsnt-in reports of the Howard Asso-
siatIoa-ssut By NAL in sealed lettors, enveIOPeu
hrssof charge. Addrss Dr.. J. .sKILLER HOUeH-
FOE, Howard Association, No. Eouth Ei1th So. .
PhIladsUhiA, Pc. saEsoRS
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OtrioElaBd's AeIlnuOas OOugI BaIsar
r Ia u ~
CTRIOKhANpS
AETI-CHOLBRA MILTURB

Ii . composition Of sstringents sbsorbents, stimu-
uIAnts and carminAtiTes, which every physician
knowledgea q the only preparation that viii effect
permanent cure Of DiRrThea and Dyssntsry. This
Anti -Oholsrs Tturs Is in in several Of our
Army hospitals whore It gives the greatest sEtisfso-
tion. It has saved the lives Of thousands Of our
dieru and citizens, and We will guarantee It to be
the best fsmsiT in the world for DarrheS and Dye
0ntsrys
Mr.. Woods, OF OOuington, Kentucky, will be most
happy to satisfy any a. to the virtue Of stTck-
lands Anti -OholsTG Mixture; In fact, We have
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced inoursble
By their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle Of stTicklsnd's Anti-OhoIer1 Mixture. II
oou BufIeT with DiarThsA and Dysentsry try one
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TsAMILY DYE OOLoRS-A FULL
IL assortment Of these coioTs- Every family can
era are bright snn durable, and eaeot great saw
ing ~ mss ing old garments look ~ good &c new
Prices Is snd Is ecnts per package. Fer sale By
CHURCHILL BROTHER
dsI6 l26 Ontario street.
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OLRVELAND 3 ERIR RAILR0ADI
I5ss. WINTER ARBAEGEsEHs.

On and after Monday, Oct. sIst. 1861. PassanTur
Trains Uiu run 20 fclloUsi tsunda5s sLcoptcll=
IiNAVE CLEVELAND:
90 a. M.-DAN HXPREsS TRAiE--StJFplnz a.
HilleuRhby, PainaaYilo. Madison, Geneva, Aah-
tabulA, Oonneant and Girard only. aud aIrise st
Erie 81 40 P. H., Dunkirk si3 P, H., Balaio
b;i0 p. q.
z;95 p. M.-OIEOTNEATu EXP REs5-sioTpsng at
PainesVille, Ashtabala and Girard eniy, and aTu
riYes ct Eris6 80 ,. r., Dunzirr S:2j = 81 BUS
tslo 1890 P.E.
$50 r. NJ MALL AND ACOOm9ODATl0E-
Stopping At All ststions SEQ arrive 80 Erie al
1875 P. \.
600 p. M.-AIeHT Ez.PHE ESB EhIH-St5gglnr At
PanesVills, Ashtabula and oirzrt only. and
Arrives ~ Erie 81 E;f0 : HE-f-tE $50
T.. HuEaiO 4 70 Z. X
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9Bfiae.

STRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
K)rHa, AITBnTEa and PREssTHs.-HsEing tu5t r.
turned from ths East, am prepared. y me so ol
sxpsriencsd nRnds, 10 do any WORK IN t1ls inc =.
we'll e. IN fet aud beaver hats, IN tas oets fi'l'
FBHD'K CKRIAG,
French Steam Dye HOUSE,
r,.yIs los snd loi Seneca ftraet-
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
IN have been duly appointed executors Of the last
win and testament of Mrs. Lefty NJ. Griffith, late
ofthe city Of Cleveland, Ohio, deceased
JOHN SEAMAN,
iau2.lssvy WILLIAM 7. SMITH.
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MGGitaI.
MEDICAL SUCCESS
I00 DOLLARS PREMIUMi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or spermsttOrrhes, elect, &C., and
mPOTENCY CURED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR.. A. GIBSON,

dollars foT the proof thas he ever Is % cure the
AboVe-nGmed diseases. He viii pay the same sum ioE
the proof that any other Physician in the 6nited
States treats the same diseases with equal success.
After many years Of laborOus study and e1porenoes
Dr. Gibson IS happy 10 being able to announce % the
unfortunate that he has perfected sySesG Of treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURa
Of the above and also al CONTAGIOUS dissaB Of the
Reproductive Organs, With Al bad s1ecl8 aFt5tna
thsrefrom, including General
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROSTRATEOH.
BE has succeeded In curing cases IN Oy, eos Of
styled physicians, who profess 70 treat AZ TriEate
maladies with success, and without reeeivinE the
Or. Gibson does not boast that he is q mambsr Of
some College In London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose OF ensnaTng the innocent
and who hold ont great expectations never to Be real
lied. But what DR.. g. might boast OF s this, that
he h able to give entire satisfaction to those who
pose confidence In his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
or any patent medicine, to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising rom sexual
DIT. Gibson also claims Tor his new treatment the
following advantages over all othars yet discovered
able; he relics Of the dark ages such a Mer-
ouTy, nor any other deleteriOus drug; secondly,
restrictions in diet business Is required; thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain In all cases. BE
stands prepared % 60 Into any public or private hos
mense superiority Of his treatment any 9TH
or now known to the world in point OF promptnea5,
permAnsuoY, uildne65, safety ard convenience TO the
patient.
and has during the past I'VE years performed many
oureH Of diseases which had for years resisted all 9TH
er modes OF treatment. References can be given 70
individuals Of the hrBt Tespsotabiity In Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other oltes IN regard 10 skill
and integrity in Al professional transactions. DyB
pePGiA, BheuEnGti1n, SoroiulR, En Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, and all Oa.pblo Diseases treated
with superior success.
EFHedioinss Esnt % az Esr; Of ,hs ooUslry on
reosipt Of eSn doliau.
pr. gibsos'r asH Work g, Ea5Eis}lz5 ta9 sGls 81
bis OfAca
DE-, GEESGE,
PhOFEsoE OF ELzOfE0FAfUZ AID ERDTuIEKs.
Omoe-ll9 SeneoE 5treet, f54s doors from baRsrioF
lg stairs, opposite the City HotAl.
once hours from to u kld nom TO O'Clock
Daily (SundayH eEosptsd.l
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CLEVELAND POST-OFFI0A
CoMEIEoTEa HnEDAY, ooToBER SIsz, 1884.
- Mails win be opened and resdy for delivery
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~ All Malls close one heur ksfoEo departure
trains.
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The coubirati or Ingredients In these Pills Is the
result Of q lop nd eTtenEi,e practice II ey arc
mill IL their .eration md -annOt do hsrm to tie
most deica certain citing all Irregularities
in;ui Menstrusti ne, removing all obstTuotiOBs,
whetker tron cold or other >ise heads3 G, pain In
sfiscffoTs bvstaries fati91e nam IN lie back and
limbs, &c., dis urbed SLEEP, which arise from inter-
RI .tion OF nature.
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