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rn % ,'"I', are invited to call and Sec c
~! Benz. +. MAYS

"a ru. Benz. +. NAVY 'N '''
| EW AND WELL sEI Eisrrn - s,roe,-
- OF Fashionable Srrin., ,,I . ~, lrD STOCK
'', G, stand opposite the Conf i iTI ''o' s at
rc "i {" P AIR. Of the following "r,c y" ,i s,".
Val. Hl L1ADIEs' DRESS GOODS:
Eoh'' W." 1'. 5 guile. tiazza,,j.,, III
s'I;, quite La Granr, E,,f ~ hohr$ thalli
Cbnit; pi"ccHen". bayadGre v,J.,, I'''Ie. Nous
liyh AZ u ana lain do Polka do m'IH1're
rr~ges bnn a' wool poancs. plain 'en nI 'I.hs
superior blk iIaymJprc siiE Eenrh Lawns in do,
'"i'iier silks, prints Enrli.i . iIIhcy and plain
AIn.oo. MVl kAlNG GOODS.
,an i CT" an p Mool De'anos Chall Herc,os po
r'al and pl,n ''' I, h$d and plaid. Ciin~ha,n,
Luz, n! la LA IAN Grapes, Grape 3rS "t PAN Enslslr
" -, 'n ", IctiS plain Ihihnt Sho,'i'''' COL
Su,o,i, W II | f GODS ""'s'
avis pI,i = ,,5 >"ISs Muslins. plain do r;.,o
nd plaf. Nan " pam c"mbrcs Iaconcs '', n'i
,>n i',hens Bird eye Danr >|".'res, Br;lliant<
",i nrn' TToioth' Russia TowcIn's pi2pSr Rus
nd Scotch VIII Needle Worked sleeve E T"rhi
I'd Cotton Ed .;n io "fhGd liau1ker.hicfs rb,".'i
lscrtinss. '"N'o' and Swiss Edsiug and
r,.,.no, DOMESTIC GOODS.
a,"n no and brown Musins ,i..,,,
n tings. Iictis,., hleaehcl brown and ca,n %ni
apcr. Crush - ,hcckS. Stripes Cotton TgIIe
ssia Table panc ,"y Linens, Curtain Musins,
1on I TnGn lMhREs, Twcels cold and wb;,o
sicry. GIoy.s5 1 Iri,i Persian and Sack FlnncIs
ppcts de-, Eon nus Caters Indies and misses
trc,,'s hnt loo'S, HuSkinS. Shoes. mi,Scs; ,i
,'r, boots and shoes. all of snn,i "..,n'S ana
dcrs ,r"i ~, summer Shaws. Stella mint,
is sup.ri'r '' 10, CfInh Lace and Silk Man.
able Bustlr, G "r,'eio Of Ladies' skirts, with all.
* ! NJ NJ T. C.
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stable Sale.

a writ Of ycnditioni Exponos
pl Anthony Wharton, ESD ', ",'
Is is OF the Peace of the St, ~ VIZ" W.
Of lhl ana for Cecil countr at e., o.
Ma i,'Ix D n',, against the goods and
sai"'nS ana tcnements Of Malth ",,N
chhn ""o h'chard l.. Thomas an% II :"
RI ~, nave sized ami taken rnnra ~
r ''e riTht, title, interest. cl,i,, ,Mn
+ ''t T Ia'a Matthew Il. Cameron " "'I
L. llriiaS in and 10 all th.,t ana
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PhIla., Wilmington and
&C. 60 klD
BA TT NJ ORE RAILROAD.

For Baltimore. For philadelphia.
1sttrain, 10 A. NJ. Isttrain II A. NJ.
2nd - .! =. NJ 2nd 1lP.M.
Srl = (nfghD 35d g. 9P. NJ.
! q Besidcs which regular trains here will b,
-rssengor car attmchcd to thcthrough freight train
thoh will pass southwark at o. o'clock p NJ
Ding p tsscngorsfor Baltimore and all the in
mediate stations.
BENZ. WELLS.
pee. 10 1855. Agent.
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For IN nor.

ELECTR1clTT IN GAs.-Thc experiment of
lighting gas burners by electricity is said to
he a Icil'ct success. The inventor, Ne.
Gardner, put up his wires in the great chan
dcliar Of the [. S Senate Chamber. and
daring the last day or two, some fifteen hun
drcd jets have been isnitrl instanancouslv
by the touch Of The key uniting the magnetic
circuit.
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~ 1t is supposed that the session Of
the Circuit Court here will continue two weeks
longer.
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(OUNTiiY MERCHANTS AND THE TRADE sun
Splied with NuTMEGS, CLOVES, CANruOR WIRE
GrH ARAmo, QrININE, and other drugs at greatly
reduced prices. by u. BHINGHURST & co,
Fe27. Cor. 9th & Market street. Wilmington.
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- There Is stated to be al extensive or
ganization in the Southern States to aid the
liberal party in Mexico.
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TO FARMERS
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY virtue Of Decree Of the Circui
Ed for Cecil county, in chanccry
Order Of Re Sale the undersigned
will offer at Public Sale, at the CouI
door in the town Of Elktom, on
Wednesday,, The 1911 dag Of N0yl
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1~JThc Annapolis charter election took
place on Tuesday with the following result ::
American. Locofoco.
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ELECTION NOTICE..

IJ.III''I'ID\- \-h,i,y/T,
I5.., it> lD-\ No & r.
= oIiCE is hereby giyrn, that an Election
!. N w. , nc "y'u On the FIRST NEDNES-
in, EicI G' @5l"! ,@,S'" i;,, IaS hIt'i I'y
T,r H." t,; in Cecil county viz u hold
FIR :. S' ',s' District, at CccjDton.
FOR $ Imal 10 AZ II, Ermn'' . City,
r. r OF :: I"G1h do NJ A. i I'm IN,
i E"r :. [i'h do AT N ,"'% LIZ W
r,r ;. Sl>'h do at Hiyi"~ ' S",'
r :, W = Seventh do NJ I',,, + sun,
70" "n :. Eighth do at unn,' D,T ,I
# An, not, notice is hereby given 'I +" IIonSo
n;
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HAY SCALES,

WE have put down New set of Platform
w Scales, at the Corner, where Hay,
Straw, Coal, &c, can be weighed accurately.
A.DRlDGE & co.
Elkton Feb 90 IT,
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IRON EIAHLENGS.

physicians furnished with reliable Drugs
l. and Medicines, new Chemical and flarma
ssutical ProParato at reasonable prices Orders
BY mail or otherwise punctualy attended to-
i. BRING III list co,
Feb 81 1853 rha,ln,ccu;is,s
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GaorER ASp BAkrR,s FAr

1st. Cotton is used as it is purchased-on spools
without rs-windi1g; saving time, trouble and
aste.
81. The trouble and perPlezity Of filing shut
Z, las in other machines) is in this avoided; no
huttle is employed, the under thread being used
ON large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
HSily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
! hire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ar, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
cut.
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
brio.
. This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
Dor are invited to cali at the sales-rOOm Of the
4bscriber and examine for themselves. The
bOve machines are freely shown and samples Of
prk given st all times.
tine services of lady and the use of smaehine
q be obtained by the day in families, by calling
81 the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day
II SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NOrthrop 4 Spangler's Block
uh3oi6m:ios Superior St. up stnirs-
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You've AMERICA STILL AHEAD.-The following
from tue ". Y. Tribune of Fridsy last, shows
that, although MOrPhy lost the first game with
Harrwtz, he is not yet vanquished:
Paul MoRPHY IN PARIs-Pnvate letters to
the editor of The Chess MORthy, in this city,
bring later intelligence from Mr. Morphy than is
to be found in our foreign files. His match (for
25o francs side) with Mr.. Harrwtz stands
MOrphy, 3, Harrwtz, ?. The Chat, de Regenee,
the traditional locale Of Psrisian chess, and the
scene of PhilidOr's, DeschappeIle's and Labour.
dounais's triumphs, is crowded with spectators
whenever our cOuntryman plays. gentleman
now IN Paris writes as follows:
"Ihe greatest Ofliving French sculptors, Le-
quesne, the pupil and successor of Pradier, has
asked MOrphy to sit to him for his bust in marble
Aorphy gave him the first sitting yesterday
The bust will be exhibited at the Exposition des
beaux Arts. This is, think, the highest honor
AorPhy has yet received. But can assure you
they treat him here like a god. He dimes with
his Royal Highness the Duke of Brunswick on
Sunday. The other night, at the Theater Fran
cais, half the audience stood up and looked at
him-he perfectly unconscious until it was
pointed out to him. Everybody seeks an intro
ductiOn TO him, and the old players of the time
I Of LabOurdonnais treat him with the greatest
reverence"
After finishing his match with HarTwtz, Mr..
MOrphy viii proceed directly tn Berlin and
Breslau to meet Andersen, Lange and MAyet,
who, with Won der Lasa, are at present the
great exponents Of German chess. 1t is q mat
ter of much regret, both to Mr.. Morphy and his
admirers, that the diplomatic duties of Won der
Lasa (whO is Prussian Minister to Rio Janeiro)
preclude the possibility of bringing about a
meeting between these distinguished players.
The last Illustrated Netrs Of London gives a
portrait and life of Mr.. Morphy, together with
the eight games played hindfOlded by him at
the Birmingham meeting.
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n. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
s the largest assortment OF the most approved kinds Of
3EcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ted, ground under his Inspection, BY machine
construction, with the greatest care, 50 as 70
The eyes al cases eurias Weakness, Di=ziaess OF
1HngfOa o. the EyCs, and imparting strength i0T oag
ding or fine sewing.
p n. II Solomoasoa would here infoun the public
he never employs any one the sale ofhis lenses
p Also, sllcadia assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
4OSCOPES. COaIPASSES. &c, keyt on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
srted without pain, as perfect as natural
-Oace b superior street under the American Hotel.
1
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DRowSED.-0n Thursday last, as the brig Is
a5eIla was leaving this port, and when about
mile from shore, hand fell overheard and was
drowned
Capt McKinty, of Bank st offers a reward of
$50 for the body.
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FKnM NEW YOKK

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
Mr.. Charles Brews, one Of the saved from the
Austria, was swindled yesterday by bogus Cali
fornia ticket Office The Police have recovered his
money.
1t IS stated to day on good authority that Gov
erumeut has selected AppletOns building on Broad
way for the site Of the new Post Office Building.
In the Supreme Court to-day Judge Davis sen
tenced James Rodgers to be hung on the 18th Of
November. Rodgers is said to be but II years old
His crime was unprOvoked murder year ago in
Broadway, Of Mr.. JnO. SwaustOn, while the LITTER
was walking with his wife.
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wE. RUFFIM'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
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Oct 2.
During the month of September 979 Warrants
were issued from the Pension Office, to satisfy
which, I4s 600 acres of land were necessary.
Mr. A o. Drayton, 4th Auditor in the Treasury
Department, intelligence Of whose death in Phila-
delphia was this morning received, had been IN Of
fee about 25 years.
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NEWS PROM THE WEST

NEWS FROM THE WEST.
ST LOUIS, Oct. ..
The Salt Lake mail reached st. JOsephs on the
25th ult.-twenty-one days out.
The MormOns were quiet and orderly.
Violent storms were encountered west Of Lara
ME.
The Indians were quiet.
The weekly Santa Fe mail left Independence on
the 9th.
letter is received from the Pacific Wagon
Road Expedition, dated Big Sandy, Oregon, 7th
ult Col Lander is pushing the work with all pos
sible despatch, and has hopes Of reaching Soda
Spring before bad weather sets in.
Two hundred miles Of road are finished, and an
additional force is now Al work beyond Salt River.
The expedition will winter at Laramie.
Co La Ider starts for Washington on the 5th Of
October.
Indians friendly.
Health ofexpedition good.
Western papers contain very contradictory re-
ports relative to the South Platte gold diggings
Col Sumner and Lieut.. Col Burke arrived last
night.
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Bankers.
J. Herdman & Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
AND DEALERS IN
ID FJreign md Domestic Exc aaSe. Uneurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
United States, ,snada and Europe promptly attended 70
Drafts aud Bills Of Exch Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We direct suns 10 suit, al
Sshi aud 90 days, the following Banks AID Branches
ENGLAND.
L0ud n1Iessrs Prescott. Gro-e, Case Co. Bankers
Liyurp00-J- Banned = Co Bankers
hIancht arAfes.rs Gun life. Brooks 3 Co, Banker
Naoaa Provincial Banks OF England and Branches thro
OUt England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Bznklng Co. aud Branches
IRELAND
National Bank OF Irelaul.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And al their Branches IA all he principal cities and tOwu-
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
lfreeu0ck HluElns 60. IN q lasgoW and Greeuock.
Natl1nal Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Draf any amount payable the
prireipll Cities Of the Coltneut Of Europe
PASSAGE BA STEAMER OF Sailing Packet SHIPS, tOor
from New York. Breaf Britain and Ire and France md
Germany, be cured Al the Lowest rates-
FoT further PARTICULARS apply 10
sc9s J. HERDNTAN Z Co rs above
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]
POLIcE COURr.-Considerable latitude Of
age, sex, color and condition, was visible Satur-
day morning before his Honor the Mayor.
John McKolliff was arrested for assault and
battery at the instance ofone James Keef The
testimony elected on this trial was of the rich
est kind, as regards brogue and originality Af-
ter the daughter of McKoIliff had confounded
and bewildered every one in the room with the
railroad speed and the "rich Irish brogue"
with which she told her story, Wm. Henry
Lord was called upon to tell what he knew Of
the case. He said his business was walking
about the streets, doing the best he could. He
gave combination Of fun, fact and fancy, as a
statement of what he saw of the affray. The
result Of the investigation was that MeKolIif
was fined IS and costs. McKolIif now had
Keef arrested for disturbance, and he was also
fined IS and costs
Sam Patch (nOt the Niagara leaping SAM
became on Friday slightly intoxicated, so much
so as to render him faeetiOus and happy a po-
hceman found him leaning against dry goods
box which he strongly affirmed was his hotel.
The ''star' offered to be his waiter and show
him to his room, which being consented to by
the individual, be was escorted to the johnson
Street Hotel. He plead guilty to being so
foolish as to get drunk, but promised to live
sober life hereafter As he has steady en-
plOyment, he was allowed to go out and was
trusted for the So.
AIDA Gould, girl apparently not more than
fifteen is already old in crime. She was Arrest
ed at the instance of Mrs. Gill, who found her
in the company of Mr.. Gill. She was sent to
prison ten days for vagraney.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, Oct. ..
A steamer of the Vanderbilt line was to have
left TO day, but the Agent thereof having declined
TO favor Us with list Of her passengers, we are
unable TO state that she did sail, or whether there
were any passengers or specie booked for her.
The Times Washington correspondent annOun-
ces the approaching removal Of Mr.. Farran, the
recently appointed Postmaster Of Cincinnati. He
Is Douglas sympathizer.
At the Fashion Course yesterday the match for
5000 a side, two mile heats, was won by ''Sash-
er"
The steamer Decature from New London for
New York broke her SHAFT of SaybrOOk, and was
leaking so badly that the Captain ran her ashore
on Black Point
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I, Grsl.s l.ngti Of ssria5 "a he Si-sa cass
2 Crlt parr bsfussH fis lfriags ,ls saHssz5
, ILs HsaHzs- q Isospiag tie srafioa q fLe sirig
4. Tls ss-sIsuslS Of tisr5rasi0a Of iiesfriag
5. Thsqualay Of fist0ue
6 Tze Strength Of string.
z Te great lfi Of time tuii ialrulf remains
That the public may and judge for themselves whether
the above BE true puoh adagram Of the od Snd
al modern improvements. and the Haet Davis Cos style
heh aeesps ne doctrine that We are living in an ee q IN
equal four and that 100 lbs weigh twice much any
win Illustrate the philosophy The kinds Of nstru-
meni and leave the reader to draw his conclusions
J., Tie Hallef, Dauis & Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make N
The same sized case
The truth othis statement nav be seen Al glance As near
y the entire length Of straight string be used for vbr
ton, see dagl while those that bent necessarily have
Of the piano else the angle would great the string would
snap In twain before could be drawn up within octave Of
Il vel known that the reason sxoeave piano does not
possess the f aad di q t9nsof seven-oetave pano Is
o. octave ballet Davis Co piano is enabled TO send out
- aHs r'e1 tone than ssVenoetASe piano Of any %
2, The Hallet, Darts k Co. Pianos hare a ,gider
space beticeeH The strings than thOse Of any other
make
Tie trh Of this statement is equally plain from the fact
suits While bent string requires IN addition fes diagram
Tor is angle from the bridge to the tuning pin The
they often hit one smother and while the perform
playing heavy marches fantasies and variations The
straight strings have much that they brae freely and
never clash against another.
3, The manner Of stopping The riBratioH-.
Ts vibration Of the string in al pianos commences where
ne hammer strikes H. near the bridge where il Is stopped lses
diagram H.
The Of best violin in the world can be ruined by
substituting poor BRIDGE thus proving that the Of
string Is materially Gff by tie which the vibration
isstopPed The vibration Of The strngn the II D piano
Is sstopped viii t horizontal ts ofeopper bell metal
diagram giving the string son. full mellow i
while IN al pianos vibration Is stopped By upright
iT0u pms. see diagram b giving thin. irony. f9as.
that has caused thousands persons having fine musical
ganizaiions TO exclam:
do not like the irony tEang Of plano It IS fr inferior
TO the full Hch tone Of organ, flute melode0n.
The that the strings In all other pianos bent a. the
bridge pin that sharp angle las e udds IN order stop
the vibration In the H. D. O. piano the strings drawn
straight he copper fret and held down hr thereon By
the Suspension Bridge lSee diagram s.
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HORSE RACE.

DETROIT Oct. =
Flora Temple and Prince trOtted in harness over
Fosters course to-day Mile heats-best two in
three. Flora won the two frs. heats. Time 2.3l
and 2:34
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GUITAR--J- H Thomas, Teacher of the Quit
AZ, Rooms at No q Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. #
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SATURpAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FIRE.

FIRE.
ST.. JOINS, n. F., Oct ?.
Last night two tanneries and a coach factory
we've barned on Union street Partially insured
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A SUeGEsTION.-Now that the work of num-
bering the streets is going on, it is good time
to make changes in the names Of streets, aven-
ues &c, if any change is desirable. We can
see no propriety of having half Of street call
ed by one name and the other half by another,
as is the case with the one running along the
river, which north of Superior street is called
River and South, Merwin street We would
suggest that the two be called by one name and
have regular numbering from one end to the
other. Let this be done and Merwin street ex-
tend along the river from Bath street to Colum-
BUS street bridge. We choose Merwin becaus e
it is the name of ono of the early pioneer. Of
the city, and il is fitting that his name be per-
petuated in some such lasting mznnei,. The
uniting of these two streets into one will make
it much more convenient and, we will add,
sensible We hope this matter viii be discuss
ed and acted upon.
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DR. CHEESEMANS PILLS.

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, VI ID,
NEW YORK CITY
The combination ingredients these PI,is are the re-
suit o. a long and extensive practice They mid
heir operation, and ceTaih IN correcting all Irregularities
Painful MenstruaiOns removing all distractions whether
cold otherwise, headaee paia the side palpa-
ion OF the heart whites all nervous Affections histories
fatigue pain the back and limbs, Sc disturbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable as they viii bring ou
he monthly pend with regularity Ladies Who have been
disappointed the OF oher Pills can place the utmos
confidence Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
PRESENT to do.
Terc condition 0 the feale system II irhich the
Pills cannot Be fakeH siflOuf prO5ucHg PECULIAR RE-
suit 7hs coalition rcisITsd 10 IS PRECNANCT-fhs
result MISCARRIAGE Such Is "a, irresistible tendency
of the medicine 70 restore The sezHal facfOHs 10
oAdoa that hs TspTodHoUe p0loer Gf nature
Tesisf d.
Warranted purely vegetable anl free from anything in
uriOus Explicit directions which should Be read
pany each box Pncs 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81
DR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAS, Box 4,53l, Post Oaies,
Eex York City.
OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGs,
GeneTal Agent for the United States,
les Chamhcrs-St New York.
10 rAoHi 81 rhoesale orders should Be- adarCsssd.
seus Soli IN Cleveland bv WM FISK.
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- 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 pol.
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES OF THE usirED STATES:
II has besa ny god fortune health many
thousands Of ny count airy-Fomen-
My has excited the malice OF The envOus and
Jealous; but their prosecutions have served only to extend
md esab ish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
ave fallen upoa my halfway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SolOng as held IN asciiouaie and
thankful remembrance by Hose who have experienced
|ki can aJrj 10 iepse the efforts Of mischef-nakers
nd sandeTsrs.
My friends have repeatedly urged 10 place M medi
for producing mensiruaiiln within the reach Of the
aides OF the United States but ndispositon TO enter
eld occHPied BY qlses. with their per0us nosrums
nd f3x ualriacped couuierieifcrs might palm upon
public their worthless Eiiatous, have hithero pre-
snfed from establishing agencies Tor the sale Of my
|A1nE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Al last yield the enreafies OF patients and Friends
ld offer the suffering Females of America medicine
ch has rendered somewhat famous through hout The
ID World
regard 70 the efficacy the ''AMlE DE FEMME
ed ouly say, that liquid for and is exactly such
have used IN my practice an , rance ior years and
1t has never failed 10 secure satisfactory result
The annie de Femme and moasiruaion stand in the
ion Of cause and effect. II Is alike powerful gnse
ealihy menstrual lw where It never has existed. and to
toTo It where II has beon from any suppressed.
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