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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
ENGLAND.
EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAlNSi
CLERGYMAN AND HIS WIFE.

WeIuisshcd a day OF two since ar account OF u"
arrest Of the Rev. ). Smith and his wife, oi bust'.'
England on the charge of attempted murder and gh
way robbery of Mr. John Leach. The Loado. It'''s
Of February I2 contains the following report of The r
examination before the magistrates:
The magistrates prcscn; were: The Rev. w. Mre-
house, Chairman; Messrs. G. A. Gibson, w. W. WINK
tuck, l.. Sampson, and j. b. Hartford.
The female prisoner wore black Grape bonnet end
veil, a dark brown cloak, black dress, and during
nearly the whole OF The proceeding sat with he iae
buiedin her handkerchirL
Mr.. Gain ford opened the case AM gave briei ont
line OF the facts. Some additioLa, po!ats, however,
trdn.pired, which msy be mentioned here i: seenls
hat Mr. Leach was formerly in the employ OF he.srs
Swan 4 Edgar, the welkIoBE silk MERGERS oi Lon
don with whom Mrs. Smith az that .ims lived "a d.
uestic servant 81 left there in lSi9 and took a
similar sltust0n in TOuenham.cour. road. where sne
appears 10 have formed the ac4udntance Oi her pes
cnt lu,boud. from whi,h time MP TO Janus-y Z ne
pres ent Year the intimacy between Mr.. Sml ana Nh
l., ach had entirely erased.
The following evidence was s1duoed:
John Leach, the prose u.or, whose he.t Wa boar {.
up being sworn, deposed-l live 81 shirley IN the
parish OF Croydon Surrey, and am Con.ra ,.O:i l
rst became a. luan,ed with Mrs. sm:;h = December,
1916; her nsme then Sa-sh NILS; IN. was uLn-I
ried; was then living as potter al Nessrs. ~ al "
Edgars, PI,cadilly; >arsh Mh,- wac 81 hen-ms ~
tie zane establishment; rad been ly.-g there 'Jd'
year, ,he cn af.er IN; a:te. beng there ab1u. -
yeaIs al hall she leii and WENT 9. -iul . sii ID
iior in To,telhau ,purt road Waited ber 'lers -,
fr.t tiue | 70 Mr.. Sn.ta was wh-n gong Ifsre 'o'
her; my acquaintance win Sarah M-= e. ..ec 4 T.
t.W moths inter ! ,aS VIZ. Sui-n .A- so rf T."
Friday, lSi9, sod ny a'pu1l 'aI SWfh ee-":a<'h l.
lie taIistuas fo.iJV ing; between -le ''ni. rn"y
and CLstn,s. s,S her ~ thf seAs,Ge, F"- h''''
Ied il about 1870 ysar- RI cIwlrd ana L-,4gt We,
pweI IN Marc, lS,i / To5-'yed the i',f-l ~ -H''r
Ne on Tue I'd oi Jenia.y -: j: s aic es e !
NF. john Leach, ~, bnd IA follow:
VI DE,E fs.tsI. au u., -.iis D.. -, - at.' o.
ff'i "coW rlit ttI.t o.. ii~A- VI riti.ni i'.'
r f' h"iy 'F-d ~. at; b. l- -. 90 ttcft u -
'"i i'ft"'i'ni it' ~. Fv' usdr tD r, 'i. % '
~" .et'i'r ~ 20, obi. isr / ':.td b -'f '
,st' Co.., l,.,,t n .,- ! at '' a. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

CoSrrpgRAcY oF THE BEIrIsH PROyISoG..--Tne
Hor. Ja-. w. Johnston Attomey-General, and Adams
g. Archibald, esq, Commissioners of Nova Scotia to
oudop, were Instructed the l6thJuDe las 70 con'sr
with tie Imperial Government on the subjr,t OF q
union # the British North American provinces. They
give in letter to the Provincial Secretary, under dn'e
# Feb g, the following the result of their iatee"
With Mr. Labouchere: O-...
lie informed q. that her Mnjestys Goye,hnes. =,
had no desire to bteiiie with the detef..'," m -,
which the Colonies themselves might come on F.
so Immediately affecting their own n'ss o"5 sSysno-
Nm raDertV the Goycrpment would oppose noob
stacle To their wishes" e A.. g.
q. has opened negotiations with tbc other Provlees
for such confederation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
NFW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City and

N County Of New York.-JAMES X. COOK against EMI'
TIINO p PbFRGhMINI.-Summonsf for a money demand on
soptrse.-(Com not ,ervedl-To EkILIANO =. BbR0A-
MINI: You hereby summoned and required 70 answer the
sIaipt IN this action which Will BE- filed In the Office o The
SseE Of the City and County Of NewYNk a. the 0sy Hall In
said City and scopy Of answer to the said com
ty Of NewYork within twenty days after the service q tins
exclusive Of the day Of such service aud
an 70 snsve the said complaint within the .sresad the
plaintiff this action win take Judgment asA st you for the Gum
hundred dolais with interest from n 9Th day OF sep
smbeT one thousand hundred and y ven, beside the
costs Of this action-Datsd ac December IS, l95.
j. D. L. T. d. SHERWOOD, Pairtif's Auorneys
sThe said comp amt filed In ,sid Clerks once De
senbeI a. 1887. }. d. l. d. ShbhNoOD'
"a fuW
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

U,I1r,x.-1Ae HaiJer NJ 81 'i0'"'"8 |N''"'
icls says: t,.h,,u uaI,,x vii, ,ooo he
IteIs ItIoDa,p,r. oUn fr the army ond navy u British
me tIs,irs. The sua station az the C idel has
@ Do,rucd ani il proposed - have sn UNDER
Ind line Of telegraph aid down between sam0ro
o,c he Ha fax reading rooop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
SlupREuE COURT-OLIVER :. LAWSON

u
- Art, ALONZO HI0LEY To ALONIO Hl0LEf, the 9e'
pdant You hereby summoned and required " answer .ne
COMPLIANT action which will be hled IN the oinc1 o no
s,f of the city county Of HewYork a. the CITY hA ID
e eli, OF NewYok Of your answer to the
- ,itv of NwYork within twenty days after the service OF
nj. on YOU usve of the day OF such service And
Won f, 10 answer the sad complaint within the time aoTe
aid he patH this action viii take Judgment sgant you ioI
e u Of 1tyone dollars and twenty-five cent? with interest
om the frat day of May thousand eight hundred and n
seven besides this sctionDned December ~
1857 ., =, A.,
Which complaint Ged in the Office Of said clerk Or the
- day Of January 1858. .rx n,,..., ,..
Geb3 Isw6wW IL y. MACkAf, fHAnun sAIVfhey'
CUPRFME COURT.-MARY ANN GREER
- against MARGARET s. SANKST0N and AIN pursuance
Of Supreme Court Of the State OF New ork
this action the 18th day Of February, 1853 kiCH
ARD H. BOVINE the referee named therein, will 10
e public auction the Sd day Of April 89 at IL ocock
the Merchants Exchange in the City OF New York
BY PHILIP r. WILKINS auctOleer all those five several lots
s land and the holdings thereon situate the nohestery cor
ber Perry and Beecker streets in the City Of New York. and
which together bounded and described as oOws 70 wt
BEGINNING the said north ea,ery Of Perry and Beec
running thence nOTtheTy along the eatcry SIDE OF
B.cierst ninety inches the line Of lot of
walton thence eatey along sd Wtons line seventy feet
I thence sou,heTiy line paael with Beeekerst
snsty feet six inches to Peny th0ce westeey along the
bObay side Perry seventy five feet six inches 70 the sad
Of Perry and Beeckerss the place o begnnns-Datsd
~ ' r. IL BOVINE Referee No. 81 Wall-st.
Ek y. BROwH, Attorney No. IA Walst.
no S&WlH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Towx MYErHcs - " yum ng County elects - Ke-
r,h,,srs . DemoCi ats and Anericaa-a "a" % S''
Republican from last yes-.
Yo,e, Corniy y-Republcnn., :; Denocrs'Ii'IF -
s.A,kor,. q, C,.sfs-Republci ils, :, Denoc -, =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
nv CUANCERY I'm tho .haIssI V1 NJ, n.I nV = r.,
lN OnhlNN III a. IN Aet for Betier Sccnne Irnst

In CHANCERY the matter sf, Os sas aa AcT n.s ct
P1hsnent pf Of Trustees. ana IN he ma 'eI OF me
rohds snd 70, ut1 'I IWILLIAM BEWLEf iAIlOn ..qI'
Tras, o Wi CoUPLAND son Of EdwSri snd t'aoes,
CoaPsrd sonsh JaTp@ Pa. b both IN bs Klasion England
~,dins some u br year lS theTea6ou,s and wa one
who ~'pt % iS, conner in Her o. WI N
tune pre-, % ~ 1 yvjeel and who In August sf was IN Lon
{tN be @ @,a,d Gom thence - AmeIiis and enoNked on
Sn 1no per employed the fruit ra1e ee"e'n the H,v.ns
sras (which lOtt In The early par oi
snt serrward embarked board tho "THqnD, an
Ht ~ bio ed in trading betse-n the United stae oi
iIayre Dc Grace IN France, Ei who couesPnae
rs,ves in England from time 20 time mp 70 the Ign
80 isA and any persons claiming 20 be lawful issue OF lh
"a water Coupand n the event of bis deah, and ~hh ,aa
Wss,, ConplsnA or such lawful issue Il living a. the derh o.
N, sd ism Bevl,y Taylor The l8lh Oob'r io'1
fourth part share Of ~ co.. neT zoe
,l, sd will il, and are respectively desired % com
us,us Nels1n Bulmer Of Leeds, Aforesaid or with Mf
" Ne son of No Cl al lans, CsDnons- Nest L'ho3 Na
10 male BIZ or h claim the Chambers Of The We
or Sir John stuart No II Old Sqnrre, iAaSonH I'm ln te
County Of Meex and Kingdom Of England on or before the
Lot day Of June. l258 . A. s.L =. .,
ADV penon who cen give information as y ibe os'h o ne
Iys,ey Copsnd OF Of relying any lawful i.sue ett
Iy him reonesed give snch information 10 MI l. w Se
sSn OF No 4Cosklane, CADnoD, West London 10 when
The expenses Of sucb peron VIII b" PadDaed
this 18th day Of January, lS'd' hoDi' WV rhifTl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Tr PURSUANCE Of 40 .rder Of the saIrSgase q ave
q. ossu'y Of NV SsY g.. s . IF , he
.as isyns nin sATnAS, sbe ana. voveh,
sy,.t y sS ne .ns.S.f 4 10 MsJs ssa w
sty q NswYSri on o., o. Os,TIs ss% - s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
A CAsE % THREE MoNTHs srANpINl

GEORGE ". HENDERSON, OF Pittsburgh, says:-"After
suffering for three months with Rh umafism-at Of the
tune, severely conne TO my bed-I have been
entirely cured by using Bgr1ves Haland Btters have
had since buf found almost instantaneous relief
the same medicine Il Is, IN my opInon sure remedy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
11bpsitialls & 5nrarons.
} MORTON, NJ D.-Physopatbic

Dscr Eclectic Physician and surgeon tIess Of Mid
v1eIy and Diseases Of Women aud Ghinreu- DR. NOR
TON having located himself in This place ready at
tai all calls u hI Profession, either a. his Office at
tsr private Dwellings Dr. n dscaTds all po.slus Of
ever I3n, either mineral animal veselable ald
reduces s palents % them but sinplyrem0ves
the lhruclrs Stimulates and tones W the system BY
Th0ss ateJ with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kill
ucyS, Spleen N=ur, Ind mat on, hsuustisrn, teither
Acute Chr0nicl Loss Of Appetite OF the
Stomach C0lst4 4ll1l vi tbs Bowels Bilious Affections
Grave SerUiq0S SVenss and Ulerr Cancers, Fistulas
diseases lecuiI1r 10 the female such Sup
pIessioa Proagsus UtsTa Hm0rIhase, Sc, regues-
adaJtsttu Diseases OiChlldlen
Dr. NJ has also safe and failing remedy for
Dauea tor. Cram Lockiaw, FIts and Spasms, treat
ed with success
o. ts E Is iyes letler Win al other ioTl % acute
dIsaes his Is no fiction Imagination Of the brain,
bat facts deducted from tvyeuyye the Re
New school system o. ralce and thorough reading OF
the various schools Of phyc aud OF practice aud
n n .57T 49,. -,-s---+r- -, go -i - - Il. al
kinsdf 30 rANIC MEDICINES sinplesand CON 21uuds,
nctures and srups such usually kept in Botanic,
Ececc aud HON sonian Drug S'ores Also, all OF the
Indian RfmedlCs and large numb Compounds pre-
pared By himself Remedial AselfS. among which
MIX Weed. sovereign remedy Tor The Dyspepsia. Piles
Sc.; Au-B lous Pills exclusively the Liver Sans
B1ters AutlDyspeic Powders; Iout Ache Drops, heh
never all cure EyeWafer failing remedy for
kergI Sore-Al outl certain and speedy cure Dr.
Ms Balsam OF Villa Cherry Coughs Colds bronchitis.
Linent or Pam htiler SUPERIOR arsloe 70 any now IN
Tor internal OF external application; Sovereign Rem
edy ioT the Ch9era Mothers Cordial u Female FTsnd.
and other articles too numerous 10 NET ton
CP y. B. Particular Alteration will be paid IN treat
uE all old Chrcnir and Private Diseases, cleanse the
the dead. bot he does clam that he cure all
able Diseases and aEg that considered 1nnurable
once, No lta Lqraia 81. Residence, No. 10 Church
s.. CIeFeland. West Side
r. P ; Dr.. n would ssy that he can give One Stu
dent good chance N has Ore 70 red Medicine and lis
various branches. au-s- u "a kanlwr Iulv1i lsq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21

IsAD KELLEY's "PosrTIoS. the close
of Mr.. BREwsTER's lecture on Sunday evening
last, Mr IRAD KELLEY, Independent Candidate
for Congress, requested of Mr.. B. the privilege
of saying few words which was granted. Mr..
KELLEY said he had long regarded the temper
ance movement as a very important one he was
glad to see so much interest manifested in it
He came to Cleveland in 1914, and had sold
liquor He believed the curse Of God followed
those who sold liquor. There were but six
persons now in the city who were here when he
first located in Clevelaad-,hree males and
three females. In view of these great facts, he
thought committee ought to be appointed to
procure the publication of Mr. BKEwsrER's lee
ture; and therefore moved The appointment of
a committee of one from each ward.
He would himself contribute quarter to-
ward the printing and publishing Of the statis-
cal parts of the lecture in book form.
Mr.. BREWSTER stated that he did not think
the time or occasion proper one on which to
transact such business, and hoped it would not
be pressed.
Mr.. KELLEY said he didn't see why a good
action might not as well be done on Sunday
night as any other night
Mr. KELLEY evidently has a shrewd "specul-
alton in in his eye" in thus endeavoring to
cOnciIiate the temperance people into his sup
port
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21

DRowxED.-The body of Charles Stevenson,
whose kind face, surrounded by big sandy
whiskers, has been familiar TO all frequent
ing the dock for a number of yeaIs, was picked
up on Sunday morning in the river. He had
been missing since Thursday night, when he
left his home on the West side for a fishing
tour, from which he never returned. Some talk
has been made about row in grocery on the
dock, in which affair the old man was said to
have participated, but proof for this assertion
has been found, and the Coroner's Jury return
ed verdict Of accidental drowning; taking the
suspicious redness of the eyes as the conse-
quence of fliquor-drinking, which had made the
old man slip from his boat into the water several
times before, and probably now caused his death
in the same way, nobody being at hand to rescue
him in time from the dangerous element. The
boat has not been found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21

ELEGANT MARBLE WORE.-It was stated in
our report yesterday Of the premiums awarded
at the State Fair. that Messrs. I. Jones d Sons
Marble Nantes were preferred by the committee
Of awards 10 those exhibited by Messrs Myers,
Uhl d Co This would perhaps convey 4 wrong
impression in regard 10 the facts in the case.
The mantles of the latter firm were entered in
the Fine Arts Department, and by that Com
mittee were unanimously awarded the first pre-
MUM, while in the Mechanical department they
were placed upon the same standing with those
of Jones d Sons, each being awarded pre-
MUM, those of the former considered worthy in
point of artistic design, and the latter in me-
chanical skill.
The nantes shown by Messrs Uhl & Co,
were most exquisite specimens of carving and
sculpture, one in particular, being the center at
times of knot of admirers 1t was baiIt of the
purest American Marble, and bore upon its front
a group of those persons representing Teach
ing little children-to kiss" Upon either side
of this centerapieee, which was most delicatey
and beautifully executed, were allegorical figures
of Poetry and Painting, with the implements Of
their profession about them. On the extreme
right of the mantle was statuette of Horticul-
ture, standing in an alcOve, bearing in her arms
collection of fruits and flowers which were carv-
ed las natural as life"
On the opposite side was a statuette of Agri-
culture, having the implements of husbsndry
gathered around aud bundle of grain in her
arms. These figures were highly finished, as
indeed was the whole structure. The express
sion of the face was wonderfully given and the
folds in the drapery hung as naturally as if the
cloth was really there. This mantle is valued
at $500, and with many other mantles, mOnu.
ments, DC, may be seen at the sales room of
the company, No. Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
WIGS I WIGS !! WIGS! -!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surTass all
They are elegant, light, easy and durable
Fitting 10 charm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
the head; indeed tins Is the only Establishment where
these things properly uuders O. d and made
233 Broadway. New York.
ap22dSw6m2gl W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
J. B. Barnes d &c Proprietors of the Cleve
aai Plumbing w0.ks, Atwater Block prepared
vita arge force of experienced woTkmeu doing every
ria tou OF Plu nbiug the most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans Tels0aabs terms and on short
noce larse stocks Fountains OF different sty les and
izes Bathing Tubs OF cast and wood, lined with
luned-c0pper heaters lead AID ealvaulzed iron
ulpsS Leather and India Rubber Hose every descpiluo
II Brass and Plated Cocks including the Pateu Setclos
~ Cocks recently introduced. Mas Bowls and all kinds
WORK grarranted. m2s;dEwtf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept 20.
We have San Domingo dates Of the 5th instant,
giving some additional particulars Of the recent
revolution there. Gen Santa Anna marched into
Santiago on the lst of September, and Immediate
y took possession the font which had been aben-
doned BY the troops of Valverde. President Val
verde, together with the Collector OF the Port OF
Santiago, aud several others, had fed to Monte
Christie, whence they would embark for Turks
Island
At tina latest adyices there was no responsible
government at St. Domingo. The principal mer-
chants had closed their stores Paper money was
worthless, and none knew how TO sell or buy, or
what the next political move would be-
The temporary buildings erected by the Health
Commissioners outside of the Quarantine for the
accommodation Of sick Islanders from tn infected
district were hunt last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21

POLICE Court The examination Of the per
sons charged with an assault with intent to
murder ADAM KUNrz, of Dayton. yesterday
morning attracted to the Court Room large
crOwd-motley enough in all respects. The ex-
animation of witnesses occupied the entire fore
noon, and resulted in the discharge Of all the
accused. Four witnesses from Dayton were
examined, none Of whom were able TO identify
any of the defendants as the assaulting party
They averTed that they were coming down the
south side of Pittsburgh street on the night Of
the 9Th instant, between nine and ten O'Clock,
when they were approached from the opposite
side of the street BY some fifteen or twenty men
in the uniform of Company No. Six of Ceve-
land, and challenged to fight, which they de-
elincd They were then assailed-KUSTz and
one of the attacking party elinched-and a
moment after the former was struck to the
ground by blow from heavy bottle in the
hands of one of the assailants. They were all
more or less bruised in the battle-KUNTz dan
gerossly. CLARK, one Of the Dayton witnesses,
said his impression was that SPEcK, one of the
defendants, was the man who had assaulted
KuNTz-but could not swear positively that be
was. Brown, also of Dayton, was equally con-
fdent that McLAUGHLIS, another of the defen-
dants, bore resemblance TO the man who as
ssulted KUNTz. All were positive, however,
that the attacking party were dressed in the uni
form of No. Six, and the party numbered from
fifteen to twenty y-fve persons. Citizens who
testified in the case, also identified members Of
No Six from their uniform, as the assaulting
parry JAcoB RIssER, 4 German resident OF
Cleveland testified that after the fight and while
on the ground, he heard member of No. SIX
CRY out "Hurrah for No. Six" He also recog-
nized RICHARD VANTAssELL. DANIEL RIssER
testified to the same facts. DANIEL CRoRAUsH
testified that the whole fight was not one min
ute in duration. JOIN CoPP of Dayton thought
it was concerted affair, from having heard a
shrill whistle as a signal; and an instant after
wand the attacking party rushed across the
street, and assailed them. Officer TwIrcHELL
testified that when he got upon the gronnd
some FIVE or six persons were still kicking and
beating Kuntz He said "In the name of God
will you see a man numbered" WhereupOn
"Col' Delaney and Mclaughlin, defendents, as
sisted him in separating the party. He did not
recOnize any of the defendants present as hav-
ing been engaged in the transaction.
As there was 10 testimony going to show
that the accused were the guilty parties, Judge
VAIL discharged them. Their names are
James Green, Jerry Cornelia, Harman Veddar
A P. Mclaughlin, John Putnam, Richard Van
Tassel, "COl." Delaney, Richard Wilson, and
Henry SPeek-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES;
1t has been my god restore to health many
thousands OF my o0uHtry-Wonen-
Nv success has excited the malice OF the euyi0uS and
eaous but their prosecutions Lave served only extend
and ssiab sh my repuialoa Showers Of grateful oerngs
have fallen upou my railway, from the AR sufferers whom
have relieved long an held IN alsctiouate ard
thankful remembrance by those who have ererenced
skill can alrd despise the efforts Of mischicfskers
nd slanderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged piaee my meii
for producing msnsrruati7n within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States but ndpOston to enter
sld occupied By quacs with their perucious nosiums
and fear that ulpracped counereiters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hliEeT pre-
vented from establishing agences for the sale Of my
'ANIIE DE FEMME" in the United Siaies.
Atlast yield the Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
Which has rendered somewhat Throughout. the
Old World.
In regard the eficaryo the "AAIlE DE FEMME" I
need only say liquid form. and is exactly such
as have used IN y practice rance wears and
that 1t has never failed scare satisfactory result
The Amie de Femme and lsgruati0n stand In the
alton Of cause and effect II alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual h5 where has ezis;Sd and to
restore It where has be0n fr my suppressed
In ordertQ guard aans the wrapper Of diroc-
tous on each bottle OF the Alis De Femme wild bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing boI
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Puoe, S30O package -,
PARIS, January, 1851.
Fer sale, wholesale ani Retail. ly WILLIAM FIsKE,
No. % Superior street. Cieyeaad, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme al the ProI7le,oE's pr1ces-
aul0 dSwly6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-21
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ ID 4,
N-TV NORE CITY

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheesemans NJ ID (,
NEW YORK CITY
The combination OF ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mud IN
heir operation, md cerin correcting all irregularities,
Painful AIeEstruaious all distractions whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side, paDita
ion OF the heart whites, all Affections, hssisrcs
fatigue pain in hs back and limbs SC disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills iayaiuabe, they viii bring
the monthly pen with regularity Ladies vho have been
disappointed the Of oher Pills place the utmos
confidence Ia Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do
TAers Is condition The female system uheh the
Pills cannot Be fatea isiiiOlf pTOlHclg PECULIAR RE-
suit The condition TefeTref 10 IS PREGNANCF-the
regulf MISCARRIAGE Sub IA irresistible eaeezcJ
of the Heaieas 10 restore ne seIal Jc0Hs 10 noTa
condition. that i rprOducue pOUer Q nature oaRo
rsslsf IT,
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything IN
furious Explicit directions which should be read, accom-
plny each box Pnce 81 by mail enclosing 81 to
DE- CoRNELIUs L. CHEEsENAN, Box 4,53I, Post Ohice,
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SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST N EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
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General Agent for the United States,
les Chambcrs-St, New York,
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