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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
NWAiM'S CELEBRATED PANA-
- GA ron rIE CURE ~
InciDicnt CONSUMPTION,

serafaia, ,susrai ,.btny wbtte swelling, Rheumatism.
Diseases Of the i'e, aud sAin and all
". 20. d.. I sl., 'G%'" 49, i@E%ias'
sw.tua r,sAcg. ss .. hsa, IA, nor. tina, ,,,,,,
Year, celebrated 7 Jntry and ia Eurap. Tor s
irsoflinaf, ourrs-ior tho certificates q whch refer.
enea made /" tho direetoas aud books which may be
had gras accompanying 10. fansccs.
Is has hveu used in hospitals and private practice aud
has hal hp singular fortune "f belnK recommended
by the ma.' esisbrssd physicians and o'ber eminent
persons Among others by
vaispns Not, u, i'roi d surgery Nv r0,,er.ity.
nesess u, irm II Vi. IA Insershy.
re.t"s1, y, re- =, rh'.a. "a snssr ;,
III Dol lalio. Professor OF Medicine. Havana.
tbipusn. Member Royal ,iiese surgeons, London.
ow trgiug late Minister I" spain.
sir Thomas Pearson, Mayer oehc,sl British Army
GIber, Robetts,a, Hnush CONSUL An s.
Hesirs = large number 81 Ministers OF The Gospel,
Msmbefs OF Congress. rhiianthropislS. sc
Ana also, the wonderful eur"a enacted by Rwaim .
fabacss have "f nnny y"ats made AL Invaluable re
mody The fanaora d"as n"' eonlaa mefcorl ia any
iur,a, sni benR an ihn"eshi preparation may be given
10 The most tehdef infant
The frta, ptee has been resuesd 10 o. b. pc, bottle.
'''"'''""S ' TfwSak S ~ Ysr"sItios ' u" :"
svsifns rsns"es ts In round h"pa' hntrd pns,s,di
'sWAIW's~phsA0nA~ rnii.Ank.7
and having Ue name ri JAs fwAts s"ntad On the seal
luR ~ax sna written au the label cavsfug the c"ft and
label Tor ibs -e 81 The bottle composed Of gee.
msrie iah" ~oik comprising nine iiie,"n, aio- which
have turned ir The satsiys IL the proprietor
~ Draper Ca. bank byt. eufraVets Of Philadelphia
four dies ol different patterns form Tue boay II bs wms
and In The reHife portrait u Inv late VIM swain
sApsrssd tub tie borders by two ofcrs III lzsbs
Inc wofis swain. fsnscsa." are engraved oobspi-
euously turned -irps sai a lsrgss.niers ulsr
die forms the upper margin. The bprdsfs composed
OF plan ishs Nors strips. outside ii which engraved
IA small lsrst., tiT entfy u Aa copynghi
AGO rMAIM'A fEhNifuDE,
valuable tan'it sedleine. being highly approved
remedy Tor all diseases ,Tisns fr"b debiy sl 'ha a.
Eestve organs, sIrb "a worms cholera nmbus, dyssn
lefy fever aud sgns. bleeding piles sas beadasbs Ar
&e sse lhe psmphst sbies may be ba gratis. accom-
pHny,bE the NetWiitHe.
Prepared obly at SWANS LABORATORY, TUE
I'D ri AND seventh street btIaw Chestnut fblladH
phia aud asi by all th" Respectable D'us&ssIs Ia ths
lpHed states.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Fersons wishing u ubtalH The genuine ENAfHk "a
sAtEA sbi ~ AfMH FKHsiftbk should DO care
fll ~ observe that The name
SWAIN
spelled earnestly the bottle and shss they rnsy
be lmpossd GA BY medicines aaaR IN initiation Of hrap
hy Perspn bearing soinp what similar name we'll cal
ea,ssd to iecsifr
GENERAL Agents fgr he rnled States
nGtiIEFFEItS HROTBEHs co.
mys-~6n 10 William street. ssw York.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
CTATE or MINNESOTA, STEELE

STATE OF MINNESOTA, STEELE
~ COUNTY DISTRICT COURT. fitih Judicial Dis
ulct .
George Hannahs against Seymour Howe, Ehka y.
Howe his w,fr Amaei iiowt, samuel Fisbborp, Caru
liu. H. sharpe and homas }, Williams.
summons-fuf Relief. Com nos sersed)
To the above named attendants
"a are hereby summoned ANT required IA Aaswer
the complaint at the above nAAed plahntin which VII
be the Office Of tho Clerk Of ,he Dirtrc, ,our,
Tor tho county OF Steele 81 owatonpa aud TO serve
copy your answer the said com, LIANT tho sob
.crber, his oaiee In ow aonns, within twenty days
after date of the service II this summons upon you
elusive oi the day oi Hneh service and II you fail ~
the complaint aforesaid, the plainun viii apply
Court foe u relief dea andrd in tbs osmplsnt
dated DO tDbar'2Is ISIS. N. 4. DAIbEN.
s@tgN.w6s Plaintiffs Attorney,
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IOM MlosION kKS NOTICE

" Ia The matter ,a The estate Of Louis Marlin ST. d"
erAsoN
Probat. Court Tor bAhola conny, held al the city o
Hastings on the lslb day Ut hsJ 1863, james Mebo4l
aud JaInes Thomas we're appointed tumnlsbieners IA
receive stsminr, and adjust ali oAtms aud demands al
al persons against The SAD ah9s named deceased. snd
that the Aforesaid commissioners VIII the ui
OF ihe " N rbls s. la Mendoza saturday, tbe
2ih dag OF June, isbn. and saturday OF every
ceeang Two wreks thereafter Tor EiH manbs from the
date al sail appointment
All persons having claims against the estate 81 SAID De
eeas.a hereby required prcs.ni be thr
said Commissioners, within aih months from b~ dasS af
oar SD appointment OF be forever debsrred.
Msns0ts. JuHe To- Is5s.
JAMES MrBDAI.
JAMES III bMA~.
i.t- xEtn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
STATE OF MINNESOTA, STEELE
~ NrY-nisIRlCr COURT srH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT.
george nannahs against fh.,ip A. Nctl,r Teresa Net,
der, his wife AID AddiSan Phelps
Summons ~ fs Relief ~-tCom. not served
To the defendants
Yea sad -acs oi you hereby summoned aud ~.
qunrd The comp Amt IN the seuoa which VIII
DC died Ia TOE oAce the Clerk III this Court ~ owa
tGnas ue county Steele, IA said stats of Ninueso
and . cops al An,wer 10 he SAID com
pl .u va the ctterf hs Office in ~ aiuDnA IN The
county 1T steele IN said state ~nla ~eny days Afsr
the ai his YOU exclusive vi the dAy
IL sueh service ana Il YOU fail IN saI CON
plant within the Tin. aforesaid the pisatn Ia THE sctin
viii sppe 10 the coart r the relief demanded IN e cum
plant
pa;-d October ~ iNS. NJ A. DALEY,
oct.>-ubNs flaintn- Attorneys.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04

T OST-ON THE 24rH INSTANT,
IL between Mendoza and L&xcsile, on III. Dodd road.
calf skin Pocket Book containing note against D.
Woocmau, OF Minneapolis, Tor s.25 note against
John iesaf. u Anthony, Tor $15, both notes beng
favor John Reed Also bills In The vicinity
of LAksviIe, drawn IN favor oi VIM Blasde, and per
haps, Is CT u,s In cash.
liberal reward viii he raid for the recovery Of The
book and is contents application a, This ONCE, al
Ackley Hotel, LakeylIle.
nosZwit. JOHN REED
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ID T. X X n = Il q o.,
i CoNHi.glDs .gscHAsTs AND DEALERS IN
0ElIzkfks AsD FkOstsg
D,yoa4ts .. ~ Ess< Go o,
sistgr srgsgr LoskK LgyEK IN PAIL
Aaxg, ysss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, DIS
~ IRIrI lNIRI Einh lullrlal Dislriet. keel

~ I 4 I +. UT MIN n TA5VI n, TIS~
~ fRICr COURT, ftnh Judicial District, steele
tounts.
ohv~r Lee aud Hannah u. Lee his wife, Against Ar
ibur thehauS and Reuben Sherwood
Summons. -far Relief.
! o The des ndADtA
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complain, In tbs Acil, which 10 hed IN the once
of the Clerk OF this court la and fer the county
Of Steele. and la serve copy OF your answer
to said upon the subscriber, ~ hs Office,
In owalonpa, In the said county Of steele, within
twenty days after the service oi this summons upon
yea exclusive OF tho day Of sush service end you
III, Ia answer the said compliant within the time Store
said the painn will apply Ia he Court for the relief dc
msndsd In he comriAsl
Dated owa,onna, july lst. tSk.
N. A. DALEY,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
NHERIFF's rALE-BY VIRTUE OF

- HEKif / , - LE-B1 NIRIIE or
~ sSscaoB s.us9 u sbs under tas Sra. o. ne
ssfset Coart Ia sad tor s comfy 81 sn~sr rais ~
xinassos, Hapa JVdgmsBt dag liea AID dscssIsd
sad c0Gr On ne ton 9sy u AaEas u Is5,,
ton wherein Os~f L1veli "a BE TlAnisf, shf lust
ia yH1syh dst.Ddssi. favor - sad B,AB4G aBd
saa csss sisut fnr the suD 81 ssssfe1
lhirty Dire iusrs aud iriy ihFe@ tks5 ssL sHs
fr0au feldsfDB, asy~ 1sh ray IL A1s4-i
A. - I.8s .rfisa spyn she following sspersh.A
Lsis- " ali
la. namb.r ass, 81, and eishi q. g. sod -
tsex Ramssr uths .S
L9 ssv-0 ! cFss s~rsD 81
I>yt lhf.. isl "a bsrs eleven III
Los 40 H. ia BLOCK tseHtI re -.
i>as TO ADD Ten u A4e lgI bNss .u,s'y s@vsn III
ISss bar AID sss IL sfsd g. tArs tssny ~sht III
D2EHis@ ASisJg. - Agstsa
Aud Also, all "a tbss ngBs~r air ~ " x0rgnhs 40
aNss1 Anstsa. - pftpsssy q Sa~5aA L. Dsyhisaa
IL spoT@ LAB-3 isf.GfisNt.
Nsss 10 hereby siy-u IA ~lil all he shove d.
serio-d rfup.F,T ne aixbss1 si3sr isf casa,
y.bss sle9f. ~ Ne Osiee 81 .hs ksssser n issss.
q. image II AassiB On y aedsT. Ochgs,sr ish, A
tsar a. ,-E se be sasslsS d szss dsy "a
49, .f~c 4iA vish istss~si sBs tA-yr1
bAsa AasSi5s, [sx'ass q u. u. ~
JB YArgr. sksrr.
-tsso> esfFs, Pisntiss Az. ssygsvsss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

~ OF braion District Court th Judicial District
kd~afdo. uApIin against J, H. Day 400.
summoas
ToJ n Day Co, the abayc named defendants
ls the uf the state of Minnesota YOU are hereby
snnmou'a aud required IA ssswet the complaint 10 the
shove iied action which Is h.d With the tlefk of
4 cour 10 his uiieu al Masb, sald Hrttua eounty
and Ia serve srupy ol your To TIA. rad toMp
on The ssbscrbar, al HIS office. III sAuk kapns IN the
county II beuon, In SAID STATE Of Minnesota within
twonty days snnr IL. service OF this summons YOU
exclusive IT the. day at such service and II you fail
la answer the sait uofBui Ant within the time atJe sAd
the pianh Ia this action VII take judgment sgsiHst you
Df the ut eight hundred aud iour u l0u dollars with
interest 10 rate o I'VE cent per punih 81 four
hundred aud thirty three ~ hNdua's from the imb July
lsn ana three husdre and seventy dollars al tho
rate of hpo per per mouth from The sth day ut Al
gust u. laSs btsises tho and disbui al
This aetqn.
EpwARpo uAMliN. rlsisua
Dated August "a, IHbs s.pSi- ~d~
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INSTRUCT COURT, srEELE COUN

II TY FInh Judical Nlslricl, slAt 81 Nianoso,A
oliver Lee aod HannNh Is Lee his wife, AZ inst Ar
thur I hsbsux and euben sher wood.
sumfnons--ksr Relief
To the defendants:
You are each hereby summoned and required 10 an
the complaint IN lhis action which has been duly
flied In the otee OF the ,lerk OF SAID court Tor streiv
ssunty. AMI 10 enpy ii your snswcr IA The said
comp ou The subserher, NJ bis once, In o~atonna
Ainnesals within twcaty days after the service hereof
exclusive u the day az such service and you TAI, 10
the said complaint within the ums A'ofrsAd The
paipts this vii apply 10 the court for the relief
demanded IN the complaint
Dated owaouna, July LIST, isas
~ A. DALEY.
ncilS-A6As HiAintiast AtinrneNn.
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cTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY

~ COUNTY, DISTRICT CuUkT "A Jndeisl District.
fLe Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company
against William p. randall.
summons,
To William y. Gsndsil. the defendant above named.
You hereby summoned aud required " answer the
comp laal Of the pisiBn Ia the sboye cnl,ic acton,
which has been filed The office oi the Clerk ui thus
Court al The city a. 81 Paul ia toe county ui ksnsss
and 10 serve copy Of your answer - ibe sah
upon uie subscribers, at their office ia saint Paul
within twenty day TIA" service u lhs summons upon
ypn, exclusive 81 the day OF snch service and you
iail ihe said liant within The unr ai0re
said the plsinti viii take judgment against you or the
SUN O t~o hundred aud h'ysk dollars, and ninety -
cents interest thefeuh from the tenth day Ui Juy
A. u. ktgecn hundred Bud niy eight besides the Gusts
aud disbursements Of IhH acuot.
VAN kITES 4 OFFICER,
flalnun Attorney.
Dated saint FAgl Sept g. lhAA srVI0-wbs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04

AGE sAEE--DEFAULT


Ai1 having been made IN the conditions of certain IN
Miller of the county of taribauit ssse Of Auness, TO
December Is 10 1857 recorded the stlie- Ut the
Register OF Deeds and Tor ths eoanty Of tafbaat
aforesaid the l9h day Of January, A. o. tss al our
O'Clock NJ IN boos 81 morig ages pages %, ~ and W
whereby the said Pleasant Miller II anted, sarg med
sold and To the said Albert o~er his heirs ana
assigns the following described al estate, situate In
Far,oAuIt SoiDty Aforesaid TO Wit
The " OF the souhs quarter and the east :, OF
the southwest quarter, sec 2 towu To- rage -, con
tanning lJ uf land ess 10 secure III. pay
10 The sad Albeit Tower Of TWO handrsd aud forty
and 50 no (x2.b 80 dollars, osrng ~ the cod
ton oil certain prOnlssoiy made by said Pheasant
Miller, and delivered by said Albert Tower, dated DE
cenber 70. 1851, AID payable on before ue Is, day Of
september, A. ID, lsSs, being OF even date with said
mortgage, and secured thereby. And the amount CLAIM
10 be due said and note al the date OF THIS
notice Is wo hundred forty SIX and 5O doiisrs, vi
interest after due at he rate Of per cent per al
aud SUIT proceeding ~ law having been nst
ted by said mortgagoe Tor the recovery Vi The SAINT
or any part thereof
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given, tina, In pursu
of power ~ she contained IN said NOR gage, and
oi he statute such sa. and provided he prem
ises above described Ia and covered said mortgage
iroposn Hotel, blue karth cay ~ the county o lar
oi Nov ember A. u. in5s O'clock the forenoon
10 satisfy The amount then due sad mortgage and
Dule, with The Gusts OF sale.
Dated This bah day Of sept, A. u. la5s
ALBEIT TOW kR, Mortgage.
] A. kEtsrgk Murgsnre.
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NOTICE. 49, /,

(WMMlSSloNEk NOIlCE. ~- IN
" The matter Of the 81 Peter rir,ux, deceased
Notice IL hereby given that nj special term of the
Probate Court for Ramsey ~ MY bcd u, the ely of NJ
Paul, ON tho 10Th day ot April iSs W =. Murray aud
VIM H. Ae0r,rty were appointed commissioners to re-
cei,e easnin- and adjust all eaiMs aud demands III all
persona agabs thr estate at said deceased. And tho
Aforesaid omis soners viii meet NJ the eihce Of Mar
ray kias, In the ely OF 81 Paul On saturday the lah
day of May instant and on saturday Of every succeed
ms week thereafter Tor sL month. Aher tho publication
OF this poce WIN. y. MURRAY,
mvis- wbm WI. H. MvaRukTH,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01
SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.
New York, Oct. 80.
The victims of the 3lst street tragedy are all
alive and most of them likely to recover.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30.
The President has prepared and will forthwith
issue proclamation in the usual form for the pre-
vention of fillibustering expeditions TO Central
America.
Mr.. Butterfield arrived here to-day with view
to obtain protection to the California overland
mail, which he says could be rendered at cOmpar-
atively small expense, and which would enable
him 10 shorten the time of transit 10 % days
Gen. Paez and suite dned with the President
and members of the Cabinet to-day at the resi-
dence of Gen. Cas- by invitation.
Gen. PaeZ to-day delivered to the Secretary of
State a letter from President Martinez, in apology
for the offensive allegations against the United
States in the manifesto on the occasion OF the con-
tract formed with NJ Belly.
Our Government has no complaint to make with
regard to France in conneXion with her movements
in Central America. new contract has been en-
tered into by Gen Gerez and Philadelphia Com.
pany, represented by l. c. Van Dyke, for Nicara-
qua transit The Administration knows nothing
official of the transit.
The report that Geo. Sanders had gone to Kan
sas OH business Of the President, and is likely to
succeed to the GOvernorship, has 10 truthful fOun
dation.
The Attorney General has given an opinion in
reference to the proper construction OF the act Of
June last, which provides that the title to land
warrant issued after the death of person who had
applied for it in the prescribed form, shall rest in
the widow il there be one and if there be DO widow,
then the heirs and legatee of the claimant. He
draws the following conclusions: First, that war
rant issued after the death of a claimant who has
left widow and children, is for the widows bene-
fit alone. Second, if the claimant leaves a widow
and two sets of children the warrant enures the
benefit of her heirs and egatee. Third, the heirs
are those who are so declared by the law of claim.
ants dOmiel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

n READ WITH CARE-In our advertising
columns is found an advertisements of that great
and popular medicine so extensively sold, and
used by thousands of persons through the West
ern States in she last five years we mean DR..
Mann's Ague Balssm. We know nothing OF
its merits, save what we read and hear spoken of
BY our friends, never having been so unfortuns tie
heard of il, vet we feel at all times willing to
make public through the columns of our paper
any discovery, new OF old, and recommend it to
our readers, that is so highly esteemed as this
Balsam. We call attention of our readers to
this wonderful compound, and if in want of an
aague remedy give it a trial. Sold by all good
druggists at-d&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

ARCTIC PANoRAMA-We are happy to an
nounce to our readers that this work will continue
TO be exhibited at the Melodeon during the present
week. The success it has met with here, has in.
duced the proprietors to remain thus long, that
may have the opportunity OF seeing for themselves
this painting Of which so much has been said and
written. A full house greeted it Saturday night,
and the Hall was never vacated at the close of any
performance by more satisfied audience thar on
that occasion. The representation Of q thunder
storm at SCI is peculiarly grand and sublime, aud
the view Of a ship on FIRE elected the most hearty
encomiums from the audience. A large number
ofchldren visited the Hall in the afternoon. The
admittance during this week he's been fixed at Is
cents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01
FROM WASHINGTON

IO-Ff ONI
The War Department has received official ac-
counts of two late battles in Washington Territory
Gen. Clarke presumes the success warranted
therein is l surety Of peace with the Indians en-
eountered On the Spokan Plains; tn, Red Men hay-
ing been soundly beaten and some frightened into
earnest overtuIes of peace.
The contents of Lieut.. Tyler's letters are all
thu confirmed
Tie Union of this morning, speaking by author
ity, says the policy Of the U. s. is not TO require
Central America or any part oft, but 10 open the
Isthmus route and have it free to all the world,
meanwhile that it is but fair to claim that the cove
nants made aith our people shall be enforced not
only has Costa Rica made apology to our Govern
ment, but received Gen. Lamar with great cordi-
aliiv. He will attend the Convention Of the Cen
trai American States about to be held with view
TO effect the confederation thereof
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

STERREosCoPEs.-A fna assortment of these
elegant instruments may be found at n. H SOLO.
NoNsON's optical establishment These Sterreo-
scopes are very superior articles containing twen-
ty-iive different engravings which are passed in
succession before the eye of the spectator by sim
ply turning screw. These engravings are upon
glass, which renders themmuch more brilliant than
those upon paper. There can be no more profita-
bic and entertaining amusement Goun /, than gazing
through these instruments at the various land
scaPes, portraits and groups represented in the
engrayings. Call at Soiomonsons and examine
these mediums of beauty and instruction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

CLEVELAND !NsTITUTE.-This Institution COM
menced its session last Wednesday with a large
number of students. The school promises to be
one of the best to be found is well provided with
competent an accomplished teachers, is finely sit.
uated is convenient of access 20 the city, an omni
bus line running several times per day, is well pro-
vided with apparatus, and taking all things into
consideration is well established. furnished and ar
ranged Our citizens viii find it much TO their ad-
vantage TO patrOnize the school and not let it suffer
for want of a liberal support.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

New WATER PIPE-Mr. G. c. Nichols, agent
of the firm Of ]. Ball & Co., New York, is in town,
for the purpose of laying few hundred feet oftheir
"Indestr1ctible Water Pipe in place of that now
N use by the Water Works Company This pipe
Is Of sheet iron, lined and coated with cement
which, in process Of time, becomes stone, render
ing the pipe as durable as the native rock. The
amount now laid will he merely as an experiment
About five hundred feet are 10 be laid in Merwin
street. that being the place of the greatest pres
sure. This VIII be au Interesting experiment and
one which we think viii prove much to the benefit
of the city, for while this pipe IS more durable, it
is 25 per cent. cheaper than that now in use. The
work will be done in a few days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

To THE LADIES OF The UNITED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands OF my coun;ry-w0men-
Ny has excited the malice the enyious and
ealous; but their prosecutions served only extend
Eud estab ish my reputation Showers grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long 1 held afectioHate ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill, aJd desEse the efforts Of mischief-akeTs
nd slsnderers
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
Cine for producing mansruati1n within the reach OF the
ladies Of the United States; indisposti5n
field occupied By quacks with their peTncious nosms
and that uaprncpled c5uatereiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from ESTABLISHING agencies for the sale M
AMlE DE FEMME ' in the United States
At last yield the entreates of pgteuts and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
~hich has rendered throughout the
Old Wcrld
In regard to the efficacy OF the AAIIE DE FEMME
need only say that liquid form aud exactly such
have used praccein France foT many years and
that has failed secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and asruatiln stand the
lStoa OF and effect II alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual low where has existed and to
restore 1t where ithas been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
to1s on each bottle OF the de Femme viii bsar N,
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing hex
viii be sealed with my pTiyste seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January 1855.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propre;or's prices.
aulO dSwIy6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-01

DAYTON GAzETTE.-The above paper has come
out with new head, and it viii appear in an en-
tire new dress ere long. The Gazette under the
management of the new proprietor and editor, Mr.
Denny, has rapidly increased its list of subscribers
and is fOurishing highyl. We shall be disappoint-
ed if it does not take and retain its stand among
the best conducted papers ofthe State.