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A LoxDoS ADvER4lsE4psr.-The iolIowing

A LoSpoS ApvER1lsE4BST The following
advertisement appears in the London neWspa-
pers tits unique, and we commend it to SINH.
lar advertisers in this country:
" AHTEp--By young lady aged nineteen, of
pleasant conntenaace, good figure, agreeable
manners, general Information and varied accom-
.Plishments, who has studied everything from
the creation to a crotchet, situation In. the
family OF a gentleman She will take the head
servant, nurse his babies, (Rhen thew arrives
check his tradesmen's bills, accompany him "a
the theatre, or in walking or riding, cut the
leaves of his new books, sew on his buttons
warm his slippers. and generally make his mis-.
cradle life happy. Apply in the first place
TO Louisa Caroline, Linden Grove, and after
wards to papa on the premises. Wedding rine
No. 9, small. No Irish need apply.
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tAssIMEREs French and Kngsh Of the nest qnaIitieS
" made up to order at the store OF TIL FIIIGHES
eept3 85,
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Clothing! Clothing!
#GRNTLEaEN hESIRING A READILY ANDsoMEs SUIT
sglalGHEs, made il FILG STYLE OF FASHION,,
and OF FLHGSX AdIERLAI&, will please call AZ the
store OF TII0S. HUGHES,
sly = 49, y ~ Ho.3S, cor. Monroe q Water ST.
sep4s EZ-.l--zL Wheeling, Va.
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NOTICE.

THE arm OF sheppard Morgan isthis DAY Dissolved
il by rantnal The bushes Of the dfnn WI be
settled BY = b shepPard Those to hm are
to cai payment, and those
having accounts Will please present tAsm for
settlement J.B. SHEPARD,
Sept. 10Th, 1883. OHAS. MORGAN.
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ET0SIERY OF ALL KINDS, SHIRTS. IINDFR7sIITFTS-
A. 1TS S9s sg: c94yATs REOKTIEs, HANDKER.
and 6entss notions generally, sale At
ahe eE4te OF TIL. HUGHES
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New Advertisements.
FOUND

ON .hs freedom psper Of Harriet
W Richardson and child, Eleh had by ptlYinS
this once and paving TOR this ep19
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prayers, for the welfare of my soul. May God
grant that their labors may not be in vain NY
thanks are also due to the lay members who
have visited me, and prayed for and with me-
I hope that the prayers Of the righteous in nv
behalfmay avail much. Continue tocome and
see me, and pray for mo, that next Friday my
soul may go to Heavenl Ipray day and night
Farewell PREsToN S. TURLEY.
JAN, Monday, Sept IS, 1858.
UEIyERsrrr OF VIRGINIA. The meeting of the
Board of Visitors of this institution last week,
was an important one. tit, the Board resoly--
cd upon the immediate construction of water
works for the University, The water to come
from the farm owned by it To increase tho
corps of instruction in the school of Modern
Languages, requiring candidates hereafter to
speak fpently the languagein which they ex-
pect to graduate Toextend the pleasure grounds
and create superintendent of them at 81 500
per annum, VIM. A. Pratt to Ill that Office.
"GaEAT EvEs7s N 1853 Under this head
the Now York 0bserees ranks four things, as
Z; The Revival Of Religion : the most extern
s'ye - and thorough ever experienced in the Uni.
ty the greatest moral victory of truth over error
achieved since the Reformation under Martin
Luther.
8. The successful completion of the Electric
Telegraph from Enrops to America, the greatest
work OF human perseverance, and enterprise.
The opening of China TO the commerce of
world and free liberation of the Christian relig
ion throughout the empire.
Morse F4sT.-The Alexandria Gazette, in
speaking ofSherrard, SAYS:
"oh, cad Is his fate.H
II was custom of one of the old Philosophers
never to pronounce upon the fate f.any man
for good OF bad until he had seen the end ofhim
In this view Of. the case sherrard is better off
than two or three dead men yet
Il Is customary to speak of the State 'Execn.
tiveias q Governor by the grace Of God, etc.
a California paPeE, however, reYerses the order
of thingsiby calling "cols Weller, by the wrath /
of God, Governor OF California"
NOMENCLATURE E1Ek1oaDrsAEY.-The TIM.
calls 4th Street the Broadway Of whesiing.-
That's new wrinkle certain: We suppose
cher, that Main Street is the 9th Avenue.
Wonder what Onion Street iss
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NOMENCLATURE E1EtAoaDrx AlY.-The Tine.
calls 9Th Street the Broadway Of whesling.Z
That's new wrinkle certain: We suppose
ttten, that Main Street is the 9th Avenue.
Wonder what Onion Street iss
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Il Is customary to speak of the State Execn.
tive as Governor BY the grace Of God, etc.
4 California paper, however, reyerses the order
of things by calling Col Weller, by the wrath
Iof God, Governor Of California y
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7TQONNBES & RIBBONS.-ll

y y u = LNr1aD b4OI N %.
-sept1 MARSH 4 TAYLOR.
INoMEsTI0 arranted N wool: S6eets
ings, s, "a 10.4 1i.4 1874 both Linen and otton:
Phlow Muslin and Linen; Beanhed Brown ShirtinrE
bsrTmac and English Prints GlngIams, Rlannes, dt do
not Srta Canton F1annes, TiekihEs Stirring CheckS
&C., &c-just received by fsep11l MARSH q TAYLOR.
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Pills! Pills! Plus!

nanktal for the liberal patronage
~ e9ets 2 snaFe public tey AZ
~ g " and PERSONAL "a 5S-
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pbpsitians & 5ur9eons.
MORTON. NJ D-Phvsonatbi

x MOhlONt VI O.s ny ysOpdJulc
LJs gr Eclectic Physician and Surgeon p i'd
wIisrT aud Diseases uf Women and ChInreu. DIR NOR
To La Ing located himself In his place. ready % at
thcirprlyafc dgelIuEs DR. n dscards ali uoIsJus Of
every des toa, either mineral. ANIMAL or yeEetbo aud
reduces Is patients tu cure them but
;he cntru-ns stimulates and tones up the system b
healthy medication.
ueys spleen Nuur-Ia Inf on, Rheumatism teIther
Acte Cruucl Luss ui Appetite, ansemeut OF the
S.15ch. Coasi1a-ion OF the Bowels, Bilious Affections
Gravel SvailIs aud lCers Cancers Flsf
IMPURITIES uf The Blood any Chrome long Standing
DISEASES diseases peculiar % the female sex such SUP
preston Prolasus Uisra, Hamorlase Sc, request
ed % call His Mole of Treatment Is also coIapl pletely
adau-s Z 10 Diseases ui Chlldrcu
Dr.. N has also safe AMI failing remedy for
Fever and A-ue, Cholera, loIbus Iyseuery and
Dizroea- Cole Cramps LocA NV, FI-s AID treat
FF-DrAI Is also prepared totrsat successfully FEYERS
ofthe vals types tuguier with all other form of acute
diseases. This fiction Imagination Of the hrau,
but fartS deductef irum teuty the Re-m
New school system o. Prace and thorough reading %
the varnu SCHOOLS Of and systems practice
graduate IRON the old and schools OF Meli-Iae- 90
DR.. n Nill kecp constantly hand and Tor sale al
kinds Of 30 gANIC SIEDICINE Is snpesand pounds,
tiEcturs and srupsr such a are usually sept IN Boan
Iuan Remedies and large number Of Compounds ure-
uared hg himself Remedial AGENTS. which are
the ioJWing VIZ. C1npouud syrup OF The Wandering
ME- IA ee gJverefga remedy fr tbe Dgs1eusfu Piles
Sc AutI-B ious p Is exclusively for the LIVER >1nltIve
Btt-rs Powders T01th-Ace Drops which
never all 70 cure; Eye-Waier faIIug remedy for
Weak sore and lulmed Eyes Canker Medicine for Can
Erro Ca5peI Mouth certaIn and SPEEDY cure: 5r
NJ Blsam OF VIII Cherry, Cluzhs Colds, Bronchitis.
CousumutiOs and all Diseases Of the Lungs khumatc
Ilnrnt or Pain Killer superior article TO any now 10
orIuternll or external application; Sovereign Rem
edy for the Cholera Mothers Cordial Female Frlend
and other articles 100 numerous 70 uei tlol
~ y. B. Particular Attention viii be paid in treat
lus all 9d Chronic and Private Diseases 10 cleanse The
blood Of all the morbid humors Dr NJ does not pretend 10
RAISE dead but he does claim that he all
able Diseases and uluy that considered iue ura1le
Once, No. i15 L0rain st. Residence, No. 10 Church
r. p 5 Dr. NJ. would say that he can give One stu
dent sood chance IN his Ooe % resd Aec1e and It's
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Co., ~ BAkER's 81.

Ist Cotton is used as 1t IS purehAsed-on sPools
without rs-winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplezity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. tits very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned Snd kept in order, and does not re-
ouirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even snd reg
ular, aud Will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
IThis Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples o.
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of a machine
san be obtained by the day in families by calling
st the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop & Spangler's Block,
uh30d6m:I9s Superior St, mp stairs
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n. H. sOLOMONSON.

PRAcrIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
esps the lreo OF the most approved kinds Of
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near or far
ighted are ground under hrs inspection, by machine
yof anew construction with the sreaio care, 50 as 70
suit the ewes IN Al cases curing We1tHs Di==lcss Of
Tusavsfi5u of ss Ers and inpzrtirs sreUgh ,oig
readiu- OF fne sewing
u n. X. SoIom'us5n wolld here inform the public
that he aever employs any the sale Of ms lenses
Y Also. a spleadid assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CRoSCoPES, COMP ASSES. SC keyt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain. as perfect ss natural
-0Hcs IS Superior street under lhe American Hotel
iurg2
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THE sTATE FAIR---LAsr DAY-

SASDUsKY, Sept. II.
Weather fne and the attendance very large, and
has been the most successful Fair ever held in the
West
The display OfstOck Of all classes was better than
ever before exhibited. In the Ladies' Equestrian
Exhibition there were Is cOmpetitOrs-ten enti-
ted to prizes. The first, saddle and bride val
ued at SIS, to Miss Kirby Of Rdgevile, Lorain Co.
The SecOnd-a gold watch, chain and pin-Miss
Wightman, Of Cleveland.
Third prize-a silver cup-Miss Bennet. Wood
stock, Champaign Co.
Not an accident has occurred An the proceed
iDRs have been salts factory
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IxPUDENcE.-Some fellow in Springfield, in
this State, sends us a copy of newspaper
called the " Evening News" Published in that
thriving village, which contains a ascurilous
and abusive article about Alert Hose Company,
aud with a cool request in pencil mark, ''please
copy" We are in the habit of choosing arti-
cles for publication ourselves and always have
reference to deeency and good taste. The arti-
Gle in question is a falsehoOd from beginning to
end and reflects no credit either upon its author,
or the members of Neptune Hose Company of
Springfield who so deliberately and maliciOusly
vilify the members of Alert Hose. The
Alert Boys can stand upon their own mer-
its anywhere, and suffer no Odium from such
indiscriminate and eOntemptibly untrue charges
as arc contained in the Springfield Erening
Nelrs and Journal
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LATEST
YALE COLLEGE

INV LAAFLNf 0tII- tt
The Corporation Of Yale College last evening
appointed Rev. Noah Porter 10 be Professor Of
Didactic Theology in the place Of Rev. Nathaniel
W. Taylor, deceased. Mr. Porter has not yet de
oided TO accept. He is at present Professor OF
Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics The corpora
tion also appointed Rev Timothy Dwight to be
assistant Professor Of Sacred Literature Professor
Gibbs is at the head Of that Department Mr.
Dwight is a grandson Of the celebrated President
Dwight
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WIGS I WIGS !! =! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass ali.
They are elegant, Light, and durable
Fitting 10 clarla-a0 turning up belnd-no shrinking
the head indeed, tins the only Establishment where
these things properly undeTs o. d and made.
23J Broadway, New York.
AVID Ew6m2ll W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
J. B. Barnes Il Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
alt Flumiins WORKS, Aiw-ter Bo-k prepared
with arss force OF oEpereuee5 woIkmen doing every
tiol OF Pu ning in TIE most thorough manner,
he Dlaus reasoas terms and on short
u0tice lar-e stocks OF Folutaas o. different stV les and
izes. Bathing Tabs Of Iron and wood. lined with
InnedcpppeT steam heaters, lead AID galvanized iron
pines Leather and india Rubber Hose, every descupiuo
81 Rrass aut Plrsi Cocks. .ncln1Iug tue Pa SeciOs
Corks, recently introduced, Was BOWS and all kinds
Wat.r Orks Fixtures kept constantly 90 haud. All
wurs warranted. m2s;dSwtf.
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IMPORTANT TO FEM4LES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, VI ID

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, VI. ID
NEW YORK CITY
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills tie
suit OF long and extensive Practice They mild IL
their operation and ceIain IA correcting all Irregularities
Painful Reustruz0ns all obs ruc-i0ns whether
from cold or Otherwise hea Tia the side palpta-
ti0l the heart whites all nervous aeons, rs hystercs
fatigue pain The back and limbs, disturbed sleep
which arise from iTt Tterrup-iou OF nature.
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, they Will bring
disappointed the OF 0her Pills place the utuos
coudoucs IN Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
resent TO do.
NOTICE.
There one coalition Of fis Jem1le System tAel fas
Pills cannot Be takez uifhOEf prSduciag PECULIAR RE
SUIT. The condition rlteTred 70 as PREGNANCT-tis
resur MISCARRIAGE Such u Ia iTTrsSasle fss5cHrg
Of the eficsHs 70 restore the seTuzl functions 20 norma
sOH5tOz tat the Tpr0fEeus DOer a atHrs rGiHO
Tssisf IT,
Warranted pHrey tahle and free from anything IN
iurious. Explicit directions which should be read,
p1ny each box Pcc 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 TO
DR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAN, Box 4,53l, Post Office,
New York City.
OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-St, New York,
To rh1H al rh0lesale orders should be addressed.
sefs sold IN Cleveland hv WM. FISK.
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BALLOON ASCENSION

ADRIAN, Mich, Sept II.
Mr.. Thurston, the eronaut who was carried of
by his balloon yesterday after the basket and net
ting were removable holding to the uninfaied
portion and seated on the valve bOald-was seen
yesterday at quarter past one P. N, high up, in
the direction OF Maiden, c. W
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DUEL FOUGHT

NAShAoNDf fA-s sept IL
A duel was fought this morning near this city
between o. Jennings Wise, editor Of the Enquirer,
and Hon Sherrard Clemens, NJ c., from the
Wheeling District Mr. Clemens was wounded In
the thigh The cause Of the difficulty was the
Enquirer's comments on Mr. Clemens in eOnnec-
i'm with the gubernatorial question. Mr.. Clemens
Waa the challenger
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YELLOW FEVER
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. l6.
Deaths from fever yesterday "A.
FIRE
CINCINNATI, Sept. IL.

CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
A destructive fire occurred this evening at A
NJ, on Front street, between Broadway and Lud-
low. The fire was first discovered in a building
occupied as Lard OIL Factory, and before the
flames were subdued, destroyed five houses, ten
anted respectively by J. S. ChinOWeth & Co, com
mission house; Edward knight, mattress factory ;
French & Wilson, commission house Riggs &
Murray, paint depot and w. r. Fee & Co., lard
oil works.
Some three or four other houses besides these
were damaged but not TO any great extent The
loss will doubtless reach SIS, 900
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CHAPIy's HALL-Mr Cbas. P. Holt, an ex-
celIeut Transe Speaking Medium, will lecture
Sunday morning and evening. Lecture free
Papers speak highly Of him as an orator, and
express wonder on account of bis extreme youth.
I Let him be heard.
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educational.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a euraclng ali the elements Of soltc and useful Id
ucafign vii BE- opened The Suaday School Room. II the
of Trinity Church Superior street. the frst al sep
tenbar under the Cf the Misses NARIAN and the
general erIItendence Of Rev A YARIAS Rector OF
the School
Appeioss for admission 70 Be made a the School Room
II arv tirl- durlnE the course uf the School term
PROSPECTUS setting firth Terms, &c be had
Vcation 10 re Rec0r either Of the Rev Cenfeen
Vssit1Ts Of the School DR GLAAlON.
LDR. BOILfS.
AZ DIN l7s REV L CARTER
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No ssutcmln should mnss in the society CT ladies with
his teeth dcolOred and breath tainted With tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chtwag "FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most efertual deutridces II whIens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mars TO the breath often
offensive sgrseable fragrance
FOR sHAYING-lts Tich lather peneiraies and sotsHs
the beari prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. +. c. FONTAINE Co 305 Broad
way, and No. c Asior House. New York. sold BY all
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TENPERAScE-The Rev Mr.. Brewster will
deliver the seventh lecture Of the course upon
Temperance, on tomorrow evening at the
Wesleyan Church Euclid street commenting
at y O'Clock.
The subject Of the Lecture will be the Rem.
edy for the, Evil.
There will also be 4 Temperance meeting Al
Sons Of Temperance H-H, Ontario street, at
O'Clock P n tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RepOrIed ny the Union rclezraph,
)BFIcR, wARIEG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FURTHER NEWS BY THE PERSIA

NEw HORE, Sept H.
The schooner c. Reeve Hall, cleared at Liver
pool, Sept lst for Cleveland and Detroit
A mutiuy had occurred on board the Anne rican
ship COnquerOr, lying in the heEey and bound
for Mobile. The cGlored men on board, seventeen
in number, all arose and armed themselves, rgius-
ing TO work. The mutineers were speedily placed
in irons by the police. No bloOdshed took place.
The functions OF Gov. General Of A'geril are sup
pressed. Gen. McMahOn ic appointed 10 be COM
mander-in chief Of the sea and land forces
Ii is stated that Austria, Prussia and SsxOny
were endeavoring 10 persuade Hanover to sccept
an indemnfcaIiOn for the Stadt dues, but that the
latter displays no inclination 10 do So
1t was further stated that the British Cabinet
had announced to The HanOverian Government its
resolution not 10 pay such OnerOus dues any longer
Threats Of death % the Christians had been
made at TrpOli, and the Consul Of France at Bey-
TOut had proceeded there to insist on measures Of
precautiOn being taken
Great hostility continues to be exhibited at Can
ton toward foreign residents, and the acting Brit
ish Consul had issued notices advising them TO be
prepared for a sudden departure.
A blockade Of the river at Canton had been Cs-
tiblished, so far as Chinese boats are concerned,
and trade was suspended. AL native merchants
had left, and also the greater portion of the for.
eign community.
The latest accounts state that French man.of.
war bad s1eled Shumun, a part Of the western
suburbs OfCantOn, as q Frenchman had been killed
in that neighbOrhood.
LATEST
LONDON, Saturday. letter from Damascus Of
the l2th says that the Russian Consulate had been
insulted by iauatics and that the Consul had re-
tired 10 Beyrout
Letters from Vienna state that dispatches re-
ceived from COnstaniinaple say that the attitude
Of the Mussumen inspires great fear for the safety
Of the Christians.
The existence Of q conspiracy to dethrOne Abdel
Medgid is confirmed.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST LOEIs, sept IL.
The Jury in the case OF George H Lamb, eharg-
ed with drowning his vile in the Mississippi river
last Spring, returned a verdict Of murder in the
first degree. An appeal to the Supreme Court will
be taken
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my god fortune restore health many
thousands Of any couutry-yyomen
NV success has excited malice the envi0us and
Jealous but their prosecutions served only extend
and estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful oriues
have fallen upon my railway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. s. i0ug an Leld IN asctIouate ard
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill Afford tesIse the Efforts Of mishiefmakeTs
nd siaudcrgrs
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place my mei
cine for producing znslru=la within the reach Of The
Ladies OF the United States; but ndis2oson enter
and that uaprlrpei oouutsrfeeTs might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations. have hi;her pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"AAIiE DE FEMME IN Tie United States.
las yield the enreatios OF patients and friends
and osr 10 the sufdrgS Females Of America medicine
which rendered somewhat famous hrOugh0u. the
Old World.
In regard 10 the efficacy the 'AAIlE DE FEMME"
need only say, thst liquid f0rm aud is exactly such
as have used in my practice in France years and
that 1t has never failed satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and mensgruai0n stand the
alton Of cause and ELECT It alike powerful originate
healthy mensrual dow where has existed and to
restore IL where has been from any suppressed
In urdeTto guard against the wrapper Of direc-
tlols on each bottle OF the A1ie de Femme vial bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcI
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3,OO package. ,,o,,
PARIS, January, ls57-
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No q superior street Ceyeand, who will supply the
Annie de Femme a. the PrJprietOr's Prces.
aul0 dSvlvs
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIkDEM

Euer Worn By Kings EmpeTOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HE'D OF HAIR-Because it Is the ornament
Cod hf1S-t pr0uifed for all Reader although
The may bloom brightly the glowing cheek
the be sparkling the teeth be those pearls
the head Is eeft Of IS covering. OF the hair be snr and
shrIveled. k 81 end dg. stIl II prnk led with
gray will lose than hall her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. # used three
times week. will restore aud permanently 10 all
such ornament Read the following and judge The
writer Of the first Is the ces5Tufed PdHsf THkLBERG:
New Y, X April lg, Is55.
DR.. WOoD-Dear Sir. Permit express you the
obligations under the entire restoration Of hair
its original color About the Of my arrival in the
United atos rapidly becom grv. upon the
application OF your ''HAIR RESTORATIVE 1t
covered original hue consider Restorative
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/ am dear sir, yours truly, S. THALBERG.