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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONSREPORT 4
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAsHISGTON, Oct %.
New Orleans papers received here contain the
particulars Of the defeat OF NidauIri by Miramon-
The former was not on the field when the engage
ment commenced, and his army appears to have
been attacked when least appTehensive and pre-
pared for il. The rumOrs at Brownsville were
that the defeated army lost 500 men killed, and
that 200 were taken prisoners with their artillery
and provisions.
AneXpress from Monterey to NatamOras. how
ever says their loss not great, and that on
" portion OF the artillery and munitions were
captured By MlramOn's forces. and that the liberal
party made their retreat from the field IN good
order.
An official paper received at Monterey, says that
Vidauri has already sent orde to the commander
at TampicO for another park Of artillery, where
there is plenty TO be had which will soon be in the
field, together with the many forces concentrating 3
about Viiauri, to renew the attack.
Col Gandaloupe Garica was 10 leave TampieO
on the 9TH for the interior with 800 infantry and
pieces of artillery.
The State Department has neither received OIL
C.ally or written recently concerning Walkers
movement. The orders however heretofore issued
to federal officers for preventing violation Of the
neutrality laws remain in full force.
Hon J. Clancy Jones leaves for Austria in No
yember BY his reiiracy from Congress Mr.. Phil
lips OF No, Free trade Democrat Is lst on
the list of the Com OF Ways and Means and il
Parliamentary usage is followed he viii be its
Chairman at the next session.
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POLICE CoURT.-Jerry Gilman was charged
with destroying the property Of - Mcleod
on Saturday evening last He pleaded guilty
but afterwards changed his plea to not guilty.
His case will be heard this morning.
Dennis Whalen for stAbbing McFadden viii
be examined to day. McFadden has not been
able to appear against him as yet.
Michael Neil for being drunk was fined SIS
and costs or ten days Imprisonment
George Smith for intoxication faed So and
costs.
Jacob Brown for disturbance fined So and
costs. -a- ---
James Cleveland, Charles Ferguson aud James
Derimple for stealing and ~cabaging'' divers
cabages were fined $40 each and ten days in
prisOnment.
William Alexander alias Elephant Biz a
large, Burly, hardhsted fellow, brought com
plant against three men for assault and battery.
In giving his testimony, he told at least a
dozen stories of different occurrences, and final
ly when asked "Nhat DO you know about tEis
case" said he didn't know anything about it
The men were therefore discharged and he was
then arrested on the same charge. BE plead
guilty to "hitting him in the jaw but showed
such contempt for the Court in his answers
that he was fined $40 and ten days impTison,
ment in the Jail Upon this be refused to g,
down stairs, and made determined resistanc,
to the officers, but he was soon forced to wall
the path to the lock up, he doing it howl
ing and believing like mad bull.
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NIORE KIDNAPPING.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. p.
Horace Bell, who released his father and brother
from Bradenburg goal, lst July, where they were
committed on charge OF running OF negroes,
was taken on Saturday from the Fair Grounds,
New Albany, Inliana, without warrant, and
brought into Kentucky by Louisville officers New
Albany is tremendously excited, fire bells were
rung and 4 large meeting held Saturday evening,
md 100 persons chartered ferry boat and left for
Br.udenburg yesterday, for the avOwed purpose
of rescuing Bell. An express was sent from Louis
vile 70 Braadenburg TO place the citizens on their
guard against the hostile expedition.
Gov Willard has promised requisitiOn on the
Governor Of Kentucky for the men who captured
Beli
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LAdyer .isement.l

NEw BUcKwHEATF LouR-THE FIRsT OF THE
SEasoN.-Messrs. Brown & Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, eornor of Ontario and
Prospect Sts-, has streeeived choice lot of
new hulled Buckwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities to suit purchasers 1t is
very nice article Give them call and try
il. div
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FRoN LIvERPOoL.-The schooner c. Rsers
from Liverpool arrived on Saturday last with
crOekey for Messrs. Huntington Il Brooks and
Rice x Burnett On the homeward passage
boy named Hugh Miller, seventeen years old,
was knocked overload and drowned of Ante
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LNPORT4NT TO FEM4LES-
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheesema
NEW YORK. CITY.

Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ. d.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills the
sut Of long and extensive practice They mild in
heir operation, and ceraa correcting ali Irregularities
Painful Menstruainas removing all ohs'ruc1s whether
cold otherwise, healache pain the side, papla
ION the heart whites all nervous affections, h stericS
fatgue pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pals invaluable, they viii bring
monthly porild with regularity Ladies ho have been
disappointed in the oher Pills place the
confidence DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
reseaf to do.
NOTICE.
Therc as condition o. female sysfs IN hch the
Pills oaaHof Bs tzkcH uzifiOuf ro5ucizg PECULIAR RE
SUIT TAe condition TsfsFrc5 10 - PREGNANCf-ths
Tesulf MTSCARRL4GE Ssch n, trrcsiSia5is tendency
ef fAe szcias sszaai tar0as 70
c0a5oz raf evsa r5r0ezesire poser Of Hafare
resEf u.
wanzutei purely vegetable, and free from anything IN
iUrons Explicit directions which should be read, accom-
paHy each box Price 81 b mail enclosing 81 to
DR CORNELIUS L CHEEsEsIAS, BoI ASH Post Oi5ce'
NeS York CITY.
SOLD pY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN The
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUICHINGS,
GcreraI Agent Cor the United States,
It's Chznbers-St New York,
To ui5a al ,cLalefzis orders shouli BE- 0d9r-ssrd
sars sold ia Cleveland bv WAI. FISK
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IsSHAN & BRAGG's PUBLISHING AND SELLING
HoUsE-Among the branches of trade which
add life and business to our city and which are
public beDhft as well as private advantage,
is the establishment named above. The mem
bers of the firm are both old aud experienced
booksellers, Mr.. IDgham having for many
years been proprietor Of the West Side book
store which he still carries on, and Mr.. Bragg
having been well known in the firm of c. 5.
Bragg & Co. The present firm was organized
last spring. not with the intention Of cutting
into the business Of the other book stores IN
town, but with the design Of bringing TO our
city large portion Of the trade heretofore con-
fined, in our State, to Cincinnati By means
of the connection of this Cleveland house with
Eastern publishers, this has been d1ne to avery
large extent, and now the books published by
this firm are sent throughout the West and por-
lions of the East. The design has been to make
Cleveland the head quarters of the trade in the
West, and already DO Messrs. Ingham & Bragg
fill orders from Pennsylvania, Kentucky and
other States Of our country. This bringing
trade to Cleveland will prove benefit to all deal
ers andOur city at large. 1t needs no argument
to prove that any business which shall tend to
make this city the nucleus of any trade, is a
public good, and to this end this firm devote
their attention. Their success we are happy
to know, is rapidly distancing even their expect
atoms
Among the works published by this house
are, HiIliard's Series of Readers which have
been introduced into the schools of Cleveland
and other places in Ohio, and also into those OF
Boston, New York, Chicago, d.. Mr. Hill
liard's reputation a compiler and instructor
Is too great to need any encOmiums from US
and his admirable selections form great merit
OF these books. They also publish Green's
Grammars, Stoddard's Arithmeties, Tate's Phi
losoPhies, variety of Histories, Payson, Dun
ton L Scribner's system of Penmanship, o
which the sale of 400 dozen copies BY this
firm speaks well for It's merits, AMI Worces-
ter's Dictionaries. Thedatter are supcrsedins
Webster in some Of the Eastern cities, and ar,
fast coming into general use Worcester's Quar-
to will be published in the Spring, containing
several thousand more words than Webster's
Beside publishing the above, Messrs Inghau
& Bragg are the special agents for large va
riety Of school and music books; among tht
former are Appleton's Classical Series, and Pei
tons Outline Maps They are also the agent.
for the Presbyterian Board of Publication, III,
Tract Society and several Bible Societies
In connection with the above, a large assert
ment Of miscellaneous books by the best author
are always to be found here, and their stoeI
of all varieties Of stationery is very extensive
They viii ever be found prompt and reliable il
filling orders for books and stationery
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n. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ghted are ground under his specoa BY machine
Of oonsTuction with the greatest care, as to
the eyes al cases curing Heaknes, Dzziasss Or
Is1a4lao Of The Egss and imparting strength Tor long
reading or fae sewing.
z y. Il Solomlnsoa wOuld here inform the PHhle
that he never employs any one the sale Of hislenses
u Als,. a s5leudi1 assortment Of SPY GLASSES Nj
CROSCOPES, COMP ASSES. &C, kegl on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without pain. as perfect as aafuraL
VOMce % Superior street under the American Hotel
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Il If any ladies wish TO get their Mufis, Vic
toriues, etc altered into new fashion, or want
TO get furs made up TO their orders, 6. RUFFINI
81 Superior street, viii do It good and right
His stock of CaPes, Muffs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all Of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If
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STEANBOAT DEPARTURES The Northern
Light, Capt Spalding, for Lake Superior, this
evening at O'Clock.
The May Qasen, Capt. Viger, for Detroit,
at9P N
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

NEW YoRE, Oct. p.
The tide rose to an unusual heighth this morn
ing inuudating large number OF cellars in South
Front West and Broad streets, and damaging mer-
ehaudise 10 a considerable amount.
Large quantities Of -four on the piers were also
damaged. No damage to the shipping.
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2 Greater Paes 5oa e s;TiHss in tie faHis-silsi eaas
= TLs ulGna1r q Ifegyiag t r.Sraf.0a q t.s string
4. Tac esrHHss1 ef derivation q string
5. Thsqsafy Of ast9Hs
G. TEssfrezg;h Of string.
Z Tie great erL lstrial hc zs,rlaenf IA taas.
That the public may judge for themselves whether
the above statement BE- rue publish diagram Of the Cd znd
STYLES OF pianos rather the oq style which rejects
which accepts the doctrine that living in q IA
pr1 and lat none b1t oia loss VII osny tnAt
equal four and that l0 lbs weigh twice as much as hy
W Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of lnstru-
ents and leave the reader draw his conclusions
|, The Hallei, Daris & Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any Other make IA
tLe sane sized case.
The truth o this statement may be seen At glance as near
Is the entire length Of straight string be used for vbra-
ton dagram while those that are bent necessarily have
the rsst or bridge pm inserted A. great tas enc
snap twain before could be drawn within an octave Of
Itswe known the six-octsve piano does not
pOssss the f aas df q OF sevsn-Oesye plano Is
O. octave ballet Davis Co. piano enabled 70 send ont
@ za3 rrid tone than seVenoe piano Of any or
make
?, The H,llet, Daris & Co. Pianos hare a loider
space Jeicsen The strings than those Of any other
make
The truth Of this statement equally plain from the fact
salts whs string requires in addition ses dsgram
Tor is ange from The bridge 70 he tuning pm ne re-
suit : the bent strings are nsSessy % el95s t9sses
they oen hit another. and hGrst while te perform
playing heavy tantasles FarolA
strings much that they vbrate freely and
never clash against one another
| 3, The manner Of stopping tbe UibrofioH.
The vibration the string all panos where
strikes IT, the bridge where = stopped Lsee
diagram II
The tone Of the best violin In the world be ruined BY
substituting bridge. thus proving that the tone OF
string liay affected By ne in which the vibration
d horisonis freis ofeopper or bell metal tses
diagram giving 70 the string soft full, mellow l9 fons
while in all other pianos the vibration Is stopped BY upright
iron Bzs see diagram B. giving thin irony, t0n,
caused thousands Of persons having tine musical
L -auiratous 20 eNClsim.
do not Ike the irony tvang Of plano lt i far Inferior
TO the full rich Of organ. hute or melOdeon
that the strings IN all other pianos bent AZ TIE
bride pin Is sharp angie has0 b max in order 70 stop
vibration In the H. D. c. piano the strings drawn
straight over the copper fret and held du arm thereon By
/ he Suspension Bridge lsee diagram s. b
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mr0irines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
| DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
" publish . Weed, 4 this iiy from gen
Hsii.s u Is iis- Tae such eSisnrs i5si have Is e.
i.et, yshea e,ms ir,m rsiIehie source Il esrilara
useless uuaeTI iram the press:
PaoF WOOD = CONN, men: Iiaviaz ly alien
s,l "a. e Z y l5o,5s ssaee To ne hsaiy lslshelll
a.5,,i'n o = ppan ~ own ,a'r vles hld bseouis
f- .-1- - -. - -'-b5l - - = ,.j S,S
to5tls o. your Hair Rssa5rarye aud used l. ! soon
ah1ut twice week have since urocured aDoiher bgt
tle q " lc have use some can now certify 20 The
world that The white hair has tofuy dsa puea 81
h-th my head and IA and my ha'T has resumed
EHt1r9 color a believe sOf and glossy than 1t has
l. ny sool WIFE at the Of fitywo has used II Ith
The above Notice deem due TO you your valuable
III s1yeTy am assured that whoever will rightly
as = directn VIII Dot have occasion 20 rouTadlct my
sii iemea,s am citizen u Tins city, and have beeu
urary even here and 10 uini- AnT use yCu
make Of the above with my nsne attached Is at your ser
IaatTaly yours, A {. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, January %. ISIS.
WOODS hAIR RESTORATIVE
PaoF. WooD-Dear SIR; HavIls had the mIsi,ltuae 10
lose the hes portion 81 my hair nom Tie effects OF the vel
S Of your SrSpaTaion y ahi 1 dd iS ssef 70 s ne
very thing NEEDED Ny hlir IN ck and glossy, ard
aaictsd such a treasure FINLEY JoINsON'
lhr undersigned Rev h. Bragg j. a minister
lar tsEllg and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brock
field, Mass He = selfltman vi great iuhueuce, ard
[ universally beloved. WlI DYER
BEOoEFIEIB, ., January 4. ls57-
PROP NOoD-De1r Sir; Having made tlal OF yuur Ha
hrstorave gives pleasure say that etec- ha
lee excel leHi in removing Inflammation, dandruii sld
rl.-flu- tendency 20 itching with which nrvr urLI
tra led from my cAlidh5od; snd has also TsstuI hair
which was hecOung gray. 10 original color used
no othaT article with anything like the -aSure
| profit Yours truly, J X. BRAGG.
The Resoa i've put up in Bottles Of three sizes. viz:
Large, medium; AID small The small holds hall q
aud refalls fT do Tar per 0fe-the medium holds
least twenty per proportion than The small
and retalls d0aT~ lOtfrfhe large holds quart,
y PEI cent more IN To1rt.al and retaiis fr three
I dollars a DO tie
/ o J. WOOD = Co. Propretors, sIa Broadway New
ftrs- tIn the great New York Wire Railing Establish
meutl ard IL Market s. Louis Mo and sold b.
an Euot Drlsglsis aud Pane GOois Deslers. ocl6
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM? =?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in ali cases,
oI the West-Chs, Feysr aud Ague-wifhoa fa; and u
al cases vii counerart the poisu q Malaria, which
It Is only recommended fr class cf diseases; and
tonic Is unsurpassed We VII oer lew evidences Of
lis worth, by men OF influence and high Standing
PriLoeton, IL, sept. 2o,h, Is57.
DR ASS-Dear Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BAISAAI in my dailV practice. and have
case has failed produce the happy effect. can
most checrlully recommend IL certain specific for
Calls, Fever aui A-ue. and lIalarisus Diseases
Tr1ly Your, H. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
sIaTshalI, Mich, Feb. llth Is5s.
D8- MANN Col have sold large amount ci your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity, and from ny personal
o. il b.Iieys It the best & Isms igT chs
RsSpsciiuiiT Yours, G. A. HYDE.
AshtabuIs, Ohio, Jan Isl. ls5s.
NfgssRs. s h. MANN & Co-Gents: In cauyassing the
satcs uf Ohio and Ach1l for the sale Of the different
remedies Ot winch nave strI atteuln has been
SAM has gained for itself every place where sold u
really seems 20 be THE PEOPLES cWN REMEDY, and us
' al 'ii'e Ysiy u Tr1y iI, Yoas. - ' SIS HENDRY
New York. Feb z, Isss
MEssRs s. h. Mann Co-Geuis: have, al our house
have carefuy Observed lis effects d. CUEING aud must IN
all csunr sfv. do not believe is squal exists IN all the
cured permanently every time have known it used
aier oher Iemses had been tined IN with the most
but what remliued eursd, for Al least thai
season have no hesitation IN Recommending At as per-
/ fecl triumah over Chllis and Fever. -
Respectfully fcurs, PEoF- o. J. WOOD
S. h MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
/ by all good Druggists.
WILLIAM FISKE,
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POLITICAL.
ALBANY, Oct. IS.

ALBANY, Oct. 25.
Mr. Spear, the American nominee for Congress,
Is understood TO Rave written a letter declining in
favor OF John H. Reynolds, Independent Democrat,
thus uniting the opposition TO ErastuS Corning.
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y The lovers Of Buckwheat can find pure
article at ]. HuntingtOn's Flour Store. See
advertisement.
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= aTn SMnRRRs q GHRWERS-.

No genienln sloll mngIs m the seiJ q Iades WIN
lbs teeth dscolore and breath tainted With tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking ehtwinE- "FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most eTertual dentrices Il whIiens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impa to the BREATH often
offensive. agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAYING-Ifs rch lather peuetratss and softens
the bearl prevents ta5n. and readers the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FoNTAINE \ Co 3O5 Broad
way. aud No G As;0r House, New York. sold By ali
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and
their Cure

HoLLOWAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mai
the blood and thoroughy cleanse and renOvate
the system. These Pills certain remedy diseases
Of the St0mach and Blweis Sod the manufactures,
No 80 Maiden Lane. New York and No "a Strand Lon
don, and by all Druggists : Cts 62s cts and SIOo per
box Seu27 R2l
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan & CO..

j. HeFdman. & Co..
II Wster Street, Gle veIand, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
u Foreign md D1nes'ic EIet hnEs Unrurreut Moaey,
Specie and L1nd Warrants olecfons throughout the
United safes tanad1 and Euro De prom nt attended 70
Drafts aud Bills Of EIch1nEe IN Great Britain snd,
France and Germany We direct IA sums 10 suit
SghT and 60 days. the follow ing Banks SId Branches
ENGLAND
Londt n-lessrs Prescott. G ote, Cssse Co Bakers
Iiverpool-J. Barned s Co SAM ~
Manchestsr-Messrs Cunife, isrooks Co. Banker.
Nafinual Provincial Banks OF isra ~ n nches thru
GU; Tnglznd and Wales.
PiminEnsm Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank nd Rrancher
lancaster Banking Co 3 ID Branches
National Bsnk Of Irei arai
Provincial Bank OF -rIand
Aad all theu braa' sllthe principal and tOwu
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SANDUskY TROTTING PARK-Flora Temple
and Prince are now at Sandusky, where they
arrived Friday, Oct 22d, and viii trot on the
Sandusky TrOtting Park on Wednesday, Oct.
27th, at o'clock, P. NJ, in three thousand
dollar match, mile heats, best three in FIVE.
To-day at the same place, Frank Granger and
Lady Sherman will irot ten mile race for I
thousand dollars. The Railroads will carry
passengers to these races at half fare.
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NEw BooE-TRUE TO THE LAST, or, ALONE
ON THE WIDE, WIDE SEA, is the title of new
book by 4. 5. Roe, the popular author of 50 a
Long Look Ahead ''The Star and the Cloud"
DC. Mr.. Roe is a charming writer, and in al
his works the interest continues unabated to the
end He has also, in all his writings a definite
purpose of imParting some useful lesson to his
readers. His books do not aim to keep the i'm
agination wound up to the highest pitch By
heart'relding eatastrOphes and plots, but he
aims to convey lasting and deep impression for
good upon those who peruse his writings This
volume is no exception, but is one father can
safely place in the hands Of a daughter, feeling
assured good winiresult from it.
The book is published by Derby d Jackson
andis for sale by Ingham& Bragg.
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TO TIE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES.
has been my good iortuno restore 10 health many
thousands OF my c1uaiTy-uoulen-
nv success has excited the malice Of the snviuus and
e4l0u buf their prosecutions Lave served ony 10 extend
aud esah h my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen u7on my railway, the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. long held in seetiouate ard
thankful remembrance BY those Who have experienced
skin aJTd despse The efforts OF mischei-IuAkeTs
nd slaadeTcrs
SIy friends haSr repeatedly urged 10 place my medi
for producing mensruaian within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United States; hut indispston enter
held occupied b. quacks, with their pici nustrus
Aad @ that unIrncpled miE Eht palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hthero pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ABilE DE FEMME, - IN the United States
Atlast yield the Of patients and friends
and osr the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In Iegani the efficacy OF the ''AAilE DE FEMME,
need only saw thai hquil for, and h eIacy such
have used my racticein F-ace for years ard
that II never failed a satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and menssrusii0n stand the
l.ii0n Of and effect. II Is alike powerful orgnse
healthy menstrual low where never has existed and to
restore where iihss been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of d7ec
each bottle Of the Ae de Femme viii bear ny
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
VII be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3,oo package ,,,,,-,
PARIs, January, ISL.
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GUITAR.-J. H Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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Dundee Cam srcial Bans ing Co
Elsenls@ tsaE sIns Co N Glasgow aid GTeeaCEk.
N5Itafiai ha' x Of Scotland and Branches.
W. cn 80 furnish Draf for any amount able il a
pa.e4ita Cines OF the Coufineut OF Europe.
rASSF GE BN STEAMER or Saillng Pack et Ships, loo
zl.A ~ York Brea Britain and Ireland krzIcc anl
GsTi1s ly. be cured at the loves rates
~ further particulars apply 10
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CRY COUNCIL meets tonight at the usual
time