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MATRIMONIAL.
wAI FISK

To THE LADIES The UNITED STATS:
II has been my good fortune to restore TO health many
thousands Of my cOuutry-wOmen-
My has excited the malice the and
ealous; but their prosecutions Lave only extend
and estsb ISL my reputation Showers Of grateful oerngs
have fallen my railway, from the fair suerer whom
have relieved. Oloug I held IN afectonate and
thankful remembrance By those who have experienced
skill can afford TO iespse the efforts Of mschief-aers
nd slandeTers
Ny friends have repeatedly urged me TO place my uedi
Inc for producing msnsuafiln within the reach of the
ladies Of the United States; but iisposOn enter
field occupied By qaacks with their peci0us nOstums
AMI fdsr that uapncped might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hitheT pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
''AMIE DE FEMME in the United States
last yield the patients and friends
which has rendered what famous throughout the
Od World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the 'AAIIE DE FEMME"
need only say, that II Is liquid form and is exactly such
have used in practice rance, for years and
that It has failed 10 satisfactory result.
Ths "Amie de Femme and mousgruai0u stand the re
Of and effect II alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual 0 where has existed and
estoTe It where It has been from any suppressed
In Oriero guard against imposition the wrapper Of dirsc
each bottle OF the Alie de Femme wl bear nv
signature, and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, 500 package.
PARIS, January, ls57.
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], GTsIfar lagtA q ifrilg n fhe same stzsd cas<
2 Gea gpaos Bisss4 fs strings IN The saraesizsi eass
= Zs aaausy Of EiaPPaag tie Vraii0n Of fAe sfriAg
4. N ssraasss q fis ri5rafi0H q fles string.
S, Thsqaadiy Of tAsioHe.
q. Thesfrrlgti Of string
Z T eaf gti Of fa,s slie tie aSrHiH rsnai1s n tuas
That public may Judge themselves whether
styles Of pianos rather the % y style which rejects
all modern improvements and the Hast Davis Cos style
prorc and that but old foies will deny that twice
equal four aud that lOO lbs Ueigh twice much As my
vim Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of nsu
ent aud leave the reader to draw his own eoneluslons
!, The Halief, DaUis q Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make an
the same sized case.
The truth ofthis may be glance near
y The entire length Of straight string can be used oT vhrA
ton see daal While t0se that bent necessarily have
the es bridge pin inserted at great distance from The end
snap IN twain before could be drawn within an octave Of
ven known that the piano does not
possess ef and d g foasOf sevenoeAve piano is
that its strings ai0T With the above improvement
make
2, The Halef, Darts q Co. Pianos hare Bidsr
space bet1eea The striAgs than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement is equally plain from the
that straight string occupies more space than simply its
ON fr angie from The bridge tuning pin The
suits The bent strings are neeesssy 30 close together that
playing heavy marches and variations The
straight strings have much room that they VbrAts freely and
never clash against another.
3, The manner Of stopping tbe vibratiOH.-
The vibration Of string in pianos where
the hammer strikes IT, The bridge where il stopped lses
diagram HI
The tone Of the best violin in the world be ruined by
substituting poor bridge thus proving that the tone o.
string ialfd ass 5y fLs IN which the vibration
stopped The vibration Of the string the H. piano
stopped wL Lite fsts ofeoPPer or bell metal tsee
diagram giving the string soft full mellow ls tone
while in all other pianos the vibration s stopped BY upright
oH piss lsee diagram Bl giving thin irony, tone
that has caused thousands Of having ne musical Or
gzuiEatiOns 70 eXclaim:
DO not Ike he irony trAnr Of a plano Il Inferior
the fun nch OF orgzn. dute lnelOdeon-"
The that the strings in all other pianos bent st te
bridge pin that sharp angie hGs b ads In Orderto stop
the vibration In the H. D. c. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down firm thereon By
the Suspension Bridge lsee diagram s. B
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BLACK RIvER-A sand bar extends across
this river about three hundred feet inside
the end of the pier at Black River, which pre-
vents the passage of vessels
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n. u. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
the largest Of the most approved kinds oi
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for neaT OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
OF Construction, with the greatest care as to
sltthe eyes al cases curing HeakHsss, D=sHcss or
Inflammation of the Eyes, and npartng sre 9Th iOr .ohs
reading me sewing.
q y. X. SolOnonsaa would here inform the public
shat he employs any the sale Of his lenses
q Also. splendis assortment OF SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES, &C, kepf on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. perfect natural
U-oice Ss Superior street under the American Hotel
rrrwR1
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The following dispatches were received to-day:
TRINITY BAY, Sept 90.
To Peter Cooper, for the Directors " Y:
There were no signals received from Valentia
yesterday. The electrical indications remain the
same as before noted
De SAUTY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

FOREsT GRovE.-This afternoon the lovers of
the sports ef the turf can see some good time
made at this course. We learn the horses
Tooth Pick" and "Gray Rat" will be matched
this afternoon at o'clock for purse of 500.
To morrow number of horses will be enter,
for purse OfslOO, among which are Canada
Sam" of Detroit, which took a purse at San
dusky, Honest John of Cleveland, ''Weste1n
Metropolis" of Toledo, and Lady Sherman" Of
PainesviLe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
,TTIcE, wARING's BLOCK, coRNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

WESTMINSTER CHURCH Paws FOR SALE
The Pews in this Church will be sold to parties
who may desire to purchase at any time during
this week until Fridly next, at , o'clock P. NJ,
when those remaining unsold will be rented at
the Church for one year.
The ground plan of the Church may be seen
and pews selected at the sto-e of E Stair Il Co,
Superior st st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.

HoLLowAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious NAT
from blood and thoroughly cleanse and renovae
the system These Pills certain remedy diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels Sod the manufactures,
No 50 Malen Lane, New York and No 244 Strand Lon
don, and by all Druggists a. . cts s2 els Iand 81 per
box. seu27 R91
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5pffial Notices.

q For Gas Fixtures and Fittihg-Ayply
Fo1g EassOrfh & Co., los aud lO7 Superior STREET.
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DR. TUBBS' SEPTEMBER 4 OC
~ rOBER APPOINTMENTS. ID H Tubbs can Le

Dr. gveshis undivided attention to Chronic Diseases
reatne thousands Annually hundreds OF whom have
cred after all cher had failed Mineral and
rposns are teyeT used patients encouraged
Orsuhsefd 0eIpense without spondng prospect
recovery.
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1nsurallrf.
CH A RTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD. CONN,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. S2OO, 900 CAPITAL,
WITH VERY LARGE SURPLUS.
Securely iuvesc under the ssncou and approval af The
Comptroller Of Puhlie Accounts Of the
state OF Connecticut
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES c WALKLFY. President
JOHN L. BUNCE, Vice President
SAMUEL H. WHITE. Secretarr-
d DlCKERMAN. Geu'l Agent
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED GIL. DANIEL PuIIIrFs
IoHs L BUEcEt BOSWELL BLODGET,
JOIN A. BUTLER, 2 ID DICEFKMAN
NOAH WHEATON. JAMES c. W ALKLFY.
NELSON HcLLIsTER, WILLIAM r. CONE
s. B. BERESFOR. n D, CONsULTIEG PHYSICIAN
ROUSE & JENNINGS. Asent
mv30 At Sc Superior St. Cleveland o.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
y PLAIN and O-u4mental Printing description
done AZ the Printing Establishment the Leader Once.
the afest improved and m0si rpL steam presses, IN the
he stys- short notice and At reasonable rates Par
tisuar afensn paid blank work Every description
Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgers journals
sales Bootss Receiving Books, &C, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

ES=E. RUFFISl's Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and Of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. SEPT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

II Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to j. F Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition Al the State Fair at SAndusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm 2Ol-
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4, The ereRHess Of he riBration Of the string.
However good string may be vim produce until
To vib-st. eveDiV he string sbo1d have hui tr ssi. -
directly fro. The strikes on me under
reeede The hammer In the II Co piano he second
motion Of the string is TO return in strAgh direct line
nOtionis ap. dOwR-up. down-adisfaitzl-
The second motion OF the string makes cannot be
article q substance forms elbow angle and the out
side half thereby neesssaIy mast Be drawn the tgh;ss
the rapidly viii vibrate and the Of bent
string uneveuy drawn and its lower sides or edges
Of he two sides ar struck by the banner and - ~ -
eed instead Of its returning in direct line e
side tgl8f s Of the angle elbow and movement
sseSsr becomes sSisI and sSsTy time il comes around 70
e which smother Of the unevenness Of tone
old kind Of piano.
5, The ereHHess Of tone.
This is The result Of the fourth eatne: II being uivsrsal
conceded faetthAt all is produced BY rao and tha
fhe sseler ils r6ratioH, the sssner hAs f0as
The Why Strias so oen break in the piano
and way hey nysri4by break At the ei3E o. Is
the strings being bent at sharp eAs a. that point see da-
gram 81 the is that part against the iron PIN becomes
strn, bsafs lIo sfrai Nov II the whole
string Of piano win y pounds 70 the foot which
By All Of the string then point is as likely 70 break
a. ne SneT oSt ~ = any one part o. ne sI ol
be % snap IN tw.n At any charge in me veaoe Ana es
will warp and spring every change Of the atmosphere The
philosophy simply this that The whole Of string Be il large
small Is than hafofit And only Be replied
% By twice is equal to tWo or that twice
two does not make four
7, The great length Of lime 0hieh the Instrument re-
mains IN tune
Thsis the result 9Th feature, inasmuch string
fGsF By fTcng And viii readily be seen that string
four feet In length bears strain otEo hundred pounds equal
y In all parts Il will haten than half As quick as half
or string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy OF the foregoing facts are % r
ing and oreibe the question Is often asked WHY DO
not other makers the copper net and straight
There Is Il Is secured By patent for which
atty dollars already been offered but Fheh
pH-lasr Messrs HAe Davis Co. prefer 70 sup
ply public With class ,a rather than 70 assist
others 70 10 Il. any price
The foregoing plan OF the Hae Davis Co Piano Is 0
simple lucid and uuanswerabe that viii guarantee 70 f
T''--' -'' ''' OssIAN E. DODGE.
Cleveland. August C. 1888
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. o Superior street, Cevelaad who will supply the
Annie de Femme Al the PrUpue.ofs prices
aulO OdEwlv6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30

GUIrAR-J H THoNAs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson If.
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CABLE NEWS

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
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This the result Of the fourth eatnre being universa
conceded factha all Is produced BY r5ran and tha
fie eaeler 1ie ribTafi0n The eueleT fhe f0ae-
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], Grsltar LgtA Of iiriag IA tie same si=rd ozs@
? Geater spaes 5resa s EtrHgs IN is saHeszei ease.
= TLe Haaaur Of EePPiag re VibrafioH Of fAe sfrAg
4. N ssrasssSo q tis ssi5rafi0H q tx string
s TFsasaEflf of III ff,rg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-05
LEGAL.


VNgBREAs % the FIRST day cs Jsasary, :. D.
w 1851. Jaoes Merritt of Clinton county, State
Of Iowa. executed INTO ,3eorRe Schetel, Trustee,
ecertan deed Of Trust, 70 said Trustee the
land IN Clinton county, lows, described - follows,
70 vii: The south vest quarter of section thirty
pur (3s in township igi ~ one tsl north Of RAJ ge
township eighty (,,D north OF range two t2) cast,
lconi suins eight and half acresl also two ri
acres the on the len bank Of the wspsipinncon
river In section eleven II In wnship eighty one
lsl north of range one east, commencing at the
north west corner Of Josiah Youne's land, On said
lot; thence soath 10 the river thence iun psr-
alel with sad line wide enouph to make two FL
scles This deed q Trust Il execut In security OF
the purchase money OF the said premises this day
rold and conveyed TO said Merritt BY John Zinsx
which ssid convey anc+ was ma BY the said James
Merritt tor the purpose OF ccuripg the payment Of
three certain promissory notes and the interest
thereon signed By said james Merritt and dated the
first day Of January D 1851, and payable - fol.
low on or thousand dollars pay able the first
day January 1855, for eight hundr ed and four.
tern 1900 payvblg on the first day OF January 1859,
and for seven hundred and ninety seven and
50 100 payab on the frs day OF January 1850.
And new the first of aid sorry notes having
become due and payable, and the said James Aer.
ritt having failed to pay the same, George Schei.
bel Trustee ss Aforesaid do hereby give this public
me vested by faid deed Of Trust will, on Tues
dAy the nineteenth day OF October, A. d,
1858, at the hour OF O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day. at the Court House door IN the city Of Ds
yepport expose and offer for SALE At public auction
the parcels OF land above described, or SO much
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
the day OF sale, together with all the costs and
expenses atter ding said sale, Of this notice and
Trustees fees. Ugon the couple Ion OF such sale
deed will be given in rdance with the stipulation
Of said iced q Trust +eying full and perfect
title to the tract OF land sold TO the purchaser
Dated the twenty-seyenth day Of September, A, D,
1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-05
Trllstecs's Sale.

JOANNA Gillett and Ph.nsas J. Gile.t executed
q TO ms as Trustee . deed for the following de-
serb properly, which deed II duly recorded in the
Rec rdrs office for Scott county, Lows, In book SO"
OF mortgages page $50. TO Wit: parcel Of lond I'm
the city Of Davenport, thus scribe5: Commencing
at pc Mt Brady street In said city, hundred
and len iOl feet north OF the north line of out lot
number eighteen isl; thence nor, cas-. side OF
Brady street thirty 1901 feet; thence est one
drei and M y (i5Ol feet hence south thirty 1901
feet; thence west one hundred and ffy 1851 feet
TO the place OF b,Rnnilg Also, parcel Of land ly
ing north md adjoining said lot last above
messurir ten l0l feet Brady street Aforesaid by
one hundre and ty [l50l feet In depth more par
ticulary de cribed folloVs: Commencing at the
south OF lot number two I2l In hslers
addition to said city, running thence north Brady
street ten ll0l feet; therce east one hundr and
fifty [l50] fet; thence south ten l1O) fe thence
west one hundred and fifty 15Ol fes along the line
dividing lots number ore and two LII In said adj
ditiou, TO the place OF b. ginning
Now default having beeh II ode in the covenants
in said deed mentioned shall, on the 2lst day Of
October, 1855, ut 2 O'Clock NJ, at the Court House
door in the city OF Davenport eourty CT Scott and
stat Of Iowa, sell the above described property
the highest bidder for Cash.
The trustes VIII convey only the title conveyed to
him.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
sep2odts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-05
Trustees Sale.

"HEREAS on the 9Th day Of July A. d. 1857,
w Herman Simpson and Margaret Simpson, his
wife, executed unto D.vid True as Trustee, cer-
tain deed OF Trust, conveying to said Tru. tee the
len 10 Scott County Iowa. described folio VS.
wit: The north.es qusster Of thcs u east gu
ter Of section number thirty f30l In township nurl-
her seventy eight isl norta OF range number three
l3l east OF tire h p NJ, " h sad cow, ance
made by the said Hermann smis nj L
simpson, fO' the pnr Jos If ing til ppm Ut OF
acertau promiHs or, note and the intereht thereon
signed By aid Hsimsu 81 npsoD, datei the eighth
day Of July, lS57. AMI pa able as follows: tor
one tn and sni twenty six and 50lOO dollars psy.
ab'e TO the order Of mes g nrer, due the 18th
day Of April AID So with Interest st the rate OF
ten per cent per annum after mstuvity
Aud now said promissory note having become due
ana paya lie ana the said Herman Sim. son having
failed TO pay the same, l David True Trustee 40
aforesait, do hereby give this public notice that by
virtue OF thu power vhich Is n me vested by sal
decd Of Trust WILL Saturday the Is day Of Ccto-
Der A. d. 1853 at the hour of2 o'clock Ia the aft rno
day the Court House door In the city Of DAv
enport and Offer for SALE at public auction the
parcel of land above descr bed, much thereof -
shall be suficeLt TO satisfy and pay the amount OF
said note with the interest thereon he day OF
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sal, Of this notice and Trust est es Up
the mpietion OF such sale deed v Ill ba given
accordance it'll the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust
Dated the 21st day Of September. A. p. 1858.
David 3. TRUn,
sep22lts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-05

Richard ehe91o
wmam r.r,day snd
wiiiian Vsrrsdsy os- In We Dsstssss Court Of
cuso- Of III. iass vim scott County, otste Of
and testament Of He en- Iowa.
PeYriday, deceased,
Geo. Hswley and Dan.
To William FerTsdsy, and william 1ersiday, sze-
cutor Of the |. 1t will and testament RI Helen ReTri.
day. deceased, and Geo. Dswley and Dsotele Havey.
YOU ere hereby notified that there Will b Oh or
i before The ninth day o. September 1858 On Ale
in The ohace Of the Clerk OF we District Cou.t Of
Scott County p.titon calming the foreclosure o.
mortgage made ~ william YsrTtday and Usssn O..
Ferrdsy. Who Il deceased 70 tire said Shoals,
the east half Of lot two ID IN block no sixty Two
6s IN .he city o. pevsopcrt asS ne. psss Of To-, lot
south west corner u said lot three thence
north one hundred aud Afty 1851 Ee' 70 ~ alley,
thence east feet thtnce south one hundred and
rfty tls0l fet to the north side of Front street,
thenc vest sixteen lel seet q the place d begin
vi, ch skid mortgage IL dated August ~ 1855 and
recorded in OFT County Zee ,rds, In book Of mort.
gages page SCI, ard that unless you appear and
thereto 1t tbs next term Of tn District Court
Of Scott county to be held the st Monday Of &c
tober 1885, judgement will y rrLders against you
thereon RICHARD 0HEALo, .ainti6
By Yumer and vaLHosen his Attarueyr.
On thu sixth day Of September D 1858, the Coun.
~ Judge OF Scott Count order ed the orig
nal notice In the action fer the foreclosure Of the
mortgage therein described wherein Richard Shoals
u plaintiff and william Rerridsy In his individual
aud representative characters and Geo. and Daniel
s. Hawley are defendants, to b published In the
Daily Iowa State Democrat once In each week
consecutive weeks beginning IN the seventh day Of
September . 1855, the said STATE Democrat being
the newspaper most likely 10 give notice 70 said de-
PENDANT Ferriday.
September 6 1885 sep7.dlavAv
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale

WnEnEAs On the l0th day u FEBRUARY. , ,sss
~ James Psumhsch and Anna, his vile ereru.
~d unto ii Mathews % +, ussec, a eert., IN 49, .
trust, convey Ing TO saii trustee the land IN az,
county, Iowa described follows 70 VIII: The vr..,
half OF the south west quarter Of section nr,,,s'
thirty ore lSi in township seventy min. r7eI n-, -
Of range three ess. and the east hair ~ me
east qeaYtee Of SECTION thirfy-ix 1861 in IN s.ms
township and In rang two f2l east Of the ath /, =
containing IN oil enc hundred and slyty se vcn Iie7
ocres more or less, which said CONVEYANCE Was M a.
By the said James Plumheck and Arm, PlumhecH h.,
the purpose OF securing the payment Of n oerts,n
p'omtsrory note and the int rest thereon sisned hv
SAD James Pluinbeck dated the tenth day OF Hebr n
AIRY, lsos, for the sum 81 three hundred ana a.
y.five dollars, Iaysble to the order of Hosso,d =
buits due six nths after Its dste with ,nterest ~
ten per cent per annGm after due,
And now said promissory note hay pg tococrs
due and payable ard the said James piumtecl
having failed TO pay the same, I, h Nathevs
Trustee a. Aforesaid, do hereby give this public mo-
ttoe that oy virtue OF the power which Is In me yea.
ted by said deed Of Trust, will on Monde the 2s,
gay o. . tooer A D 1855 at this hour OF 2o'clocs n
the afternoon OF said day ct the Court House IN
the city Of Davenport expose and olFer ~ ale
at pablo auction, the parcels OF land above
or 80 much thereof shall be suficiept 10 .ati,fy
and pay the amount OF said note with the ,nteres :,
thereon to the day of sale together with all the
and expenses attending said sac cos of this notc.
and Trustees fees. Upon the comple,i n ,uch al.
d"ed will b. aven In accordance with tie stipuIa.
ton o'sad deed OF Trust conveying full and ne,
title - the tract o! land sold to the purchaser
Dated the "a day Of October, d 1855
II. b. MATHEWS,
cCo r. afa