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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Board ano Rooms.
EIFTH-AYENUE HOTEL,
ON FIP IA r " U Y,
TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST .3, 1859.

TO BIZ OPENED ADUJs II ID, 1917.
Tss Location Is desirable CT 10 this sra. Ne
city, very aid convenient 70 The Hd.sJs River sad
bc.'on Railroad De pots . .
Ia. entire arsDxIaeuts Il e esab.huen the resu 81
eIDereLc snd render Il the most CO nfprabe
and Sou.o lie Botel IL %, world.
Ali the iIlproy comfort ard ooav-ni-nce have
s.sis5, have been Introduced.
yery preosutr Las beef. .aksn during con 20
til positive ssf,.y Of from the osr-s q o'uf,r'hon
Sbdyison douGs oct Gs Id from The Eok IL ma ~
TO roof All Of the h,s 6Oubr aid sep,ra'ed
LAYER Il ustiLg be cutie Structure tIt prIDt
Among IN in addition 70 the aso
s:sir.ss, VERTICAL HALLWAY /. marry compir'ed %
convey non the ~ upper floors upon pan Which
,du.a Of 10 yos,i5u,ty { sccden-
I1y spacious aud corridors forming promcus5e
Of .is upon each e he stories siye light and
siI IL he bis hes; o.gree 20 every spar'nrsht
liberal Iao has been epproprised to public ORA -is looms
md Pscu sn-d- Hall sultes Of spacious P,ro Char b-rs
AID Desi Rooms with s TIE 3-rn convru'euc,s, have
especiss designed fol- ta- comfort 81 fmies travelling
parties aJo Of. gis gentlemen.
An Estauge containing be journals of the day ard All the
!H.efcoIEs business hiss b-'a
sdo.d the other ies Of the Hotel au1 theso
Ttsuspb Office connecting with I'll putt 81 he comfy
Billiard Chess kois 4 the mot approved style ana aP
provided r the ~ guests aud the Pablo
The Fuitur aud every sitcl- C 10 the
bs tu expressly s2sd ard LlaIDiarre tor the flt m
AVENt l. HOTEL.
AL uUct.ious Tor spsrneuts or upon aGy burnr M
ptced with the boue, Piessc direct 70 Flf Th-A'ENoH
EOTEL, IN nsgr. ia media attention
The f This Hotel hiss been On t@ the d'iec
too Of M PAR STE1 EMS proprietor Of the H.ree AID
fremont Houses Bson end Battle AID Point Clear Houss
IN Mobile. and II viii b. conducted By
5 b s' HITCHCOCK. DARLING Co.
HIRAM HITCHcOCE.>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
{ira.c6L

A,Bsrr n NIcot ~ tpctionssr :,
DFCIUAK AUCTIOS SALE Of STOCKS and
IL BoSos-.LbPRT A. SicOIAY ~ii seil q HIS DAi
(tba.sa.,L ~ ssok, 81 bis sook nsieSreo. NJ ~ wv
tan 81. Val
sssen saDoveS Psak. ~ each.
Is ,h. ?. Ae.rc-r ESotA,se Bsik. $ioeseh
70 ,hsr.. asaA 4 L uu,-r,,e, ere raca
- Aar,s errhD q. Bsnk. So each
10 .h.f., Ar-ic si-> lBsur,Uce CcGJsry eS'"h
10 :, sr-. F,ne .tr Fire luslrrrce C'rPtny r'e s@a
~ .fs-. Hop p,- lr, 4r.3c- CoDpssy, 80 tnh
o. .asr. B., vr.st si-e in-uisJre Company "esoh
.h.,. lone Pre- lp.lr.r Cpmptn, : is eArh
g.. Grof,fs' srr Ia.ur.nc- Coupsny 80 each
~ . -. tsuistie ris- Is.1rscce uptay. " -
10 .t--.. .f.ye,s- Ere lu.uF Co1psny 81 esca
IS .r.t.. No,,h r ct Fir- rsarAn C.mptsy - each
a. ,f,ps R.rkr AZ Fn- lD,u-. re- Company % Gees
l,G - A., SoatN~rn PArihc IA lfcai CorP-ay. 100 eAch
10 inv, :, curtv Five lpsurstc. COmlsty, 90 -.ca
10 sh.e, C,f a errit fire iusIsnc' Con ptav tr.arA
10 ,tsr. Chrtr Pre- i'su -srce Company, $40 esoh
500. Fire. 4aiirrsi Pr c-vt BOsSs
sira S.~.Yots ard Enc RELOAD oent c'rV SSnd<
$500 New York .nd New usysn Rail csd per cent ovniA
secrrite. received ,idaon toe resllsy Ni.sf'>e
tn-r, every ssle. Next rrxIsr sale on MONDAY SEQ
R.,,r Auction Sales Of S'ks sud Bopds even No. sas
Ttussy every day aeneyeF reg ireo, q IA etoh 81
s.rk S.esrrS,ni No II william AZ ne f-rnsns -
obspr- Desired Stocks and Bonds bought snc s Y's
~. AID 81 the Broker Rosi commission. -t~reS slo~-1
% c.r., sno dylderd % collected sss .lss maze " ms
.rBERr u. NICOiAY.
&c.. .uct,ooas, R-ots, .r3 B.uker - mar NN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

II
PorsAke~y-- 10 good hesthy saassop. ocnnsn ing
doe y,.~ OF N. Had.op ps-G fronting Sc.n Le,y
lee BY deep ~h exceedingly well e1i modern iso
or, hou.e Is t By ST. sccd siscd rooms
N n, vuaov, with shutters, closets and BAH
rcou stairs. k,eh~n with rsnse, ~strr
pix., he eaa ytutilators In the walls and marble
NANTES throughout; 8 dry c~2r under the WHOLE vth
sur re kos~n Chsor frses asrueu we'd sacked With
rui, r,s H. ayng variety Of ornAneua trv~s and
shrub. Tenant house toe and eod supply q sprns
SO rsin ws,er. Apply MARY SMART ue pcsus<a
% JOHN W. MASON. Ne. ID Piaes NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.-LoSt
wi or MlSLAIp Ftvs BONDS of thi, Comp,ny -
SS- 7f2f ID snd 80, IN ONE Thh SAND D'beAn'
e.eh datea l. 1851 and signed W. bfa.A-
IsAsc Liv rn or- TT All rsors are cSnohei
ourf .-pr OF psgu.tiz IN. shrve ho.6 a. p,ymrn, O.
:. VEL a. uls Mts,hsd has be-a stopped Any in''N'
tioa ,srdins tbs bonds cen b IN s,,h a, p,
BARCLAY \ LIVINGSTON, No - nea'rs'N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
Nl ISsrL1 ah., ni M.c<na, "a. az o.

" ..,r g...-al.r, N.ssr. CLAREES FAMINE, prSca-
rs- fr.rs ia SfrFNTFkN hsCHOIAsTiC Ak 80
!2 ss-"si rrIs q 81 s--ssIe irceiy-d 40 'u'tfd'i
IL Az raucb.. ~. part ~ !, b, .aesr skg. The al
r. 10 al the ceTsnetss Il Two hut5r--. The rraepds
s.,'.,cd In Cssis hsLeostis frsnch 'rrnn. sssn'a
Boob L.. rug DrsEYs. PenusDsEp EiOotoc Cor fsiEta
&c ~ Xp.reue, Professors. sCd u.sructs. Toe a,i
tut0u ~ b. og-n for in.Pc;ion (eutrsnr~ No ~ MAJ
eougsl., sfrr s. 3 when the Principals sih Ne
r-s-e1t nf.' With pArebts AID the narr Of s9q
ants Tue locsron OF tils ns,ltls
pler. es.y of sccess BY from all Of
n. Ci, br6"sy Jersey Cry, ard Hsbokrs ~te pa ,s IN
rom Yor Irynzon Ncv ~ rhel- ss Jsnscs, L. T.
sr- ct t.,a Circo,rs Of full prirurs nay b.
Lid 'b~ Bookstores BurDtns No - Stnsy snt
I, TIE schorl
SIs srsles; boy, u,dsr ,he special NJ ocr o..
'h- prro p, hose s to ate vissnce heir po-'na
uritv OF mors whil- euseIt they re,slSs
their pr,son Of lrarrins in direction II ensh;
e q sri cOu pc hen,iv ~ 81 education
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Real estate fer Sale.

EARM At LAKELAND, l.. l., Of about 20 Acres
sr sALE- sc.. under cultivation the balance VOID snd
meadow Goc vos,oy House Aaos ED NJ rooms "a
aood condition, ,sily Bsro and O1bgIdnss s'ed
fstty tf frui: The stock ard implements viii Nth the
Fam VIII be aid oh,sP. Apply 10 W. L. SEYMOUR No
l9 Nasssu. st. No i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

Il Morri. County Ntw-Jersv thee miles from he Aorrs
and Rsrosa d,p; NAolson The Mil Is ne~ has TOO
rars Of Burr resc, order With excellent water
pwsr TIE Farm lie good Land With sb,l u
scrts Of osk TIN be- upon For particular. sppy 20 OUs j.
TBSBAuD, ESQ No lSS Sss1 New fOss, OF ~ Asdi'
cen. N.vJsrssJ, 20 =. BEAUPLASD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

GENTLEMEN. or Gentleman and his Wife,
~ requiring Fl RN IsbFD Rooms, With PARTiA Al BOARD
in su.H private family seey furnished and all thu modern
rproy, aeps may apply No l2j West q Inst. nes 's
MOST COMFORTABLE BOARDING.-Psr-
VI ties desirirs permanent BOARD hsve elegant apart
board good rrdaDc by civil aud good
cie.y house No. "a West 3ss, between Broad
and Oh
DOARD WANTED--FJr several single Gentle
ID men. Apply 20 CHARLES w. POLMAJ. No lsf East
l4th.st., So-sy
WANTED 10 RENr.-A gentleman or lady
w Hvtns In hou,- larger than they eqnire ia pleasant 10
caly between Wssbr snd Wet S,th ma, md
mi sYcare the Of suite Of fInistOd
or Otherwise by Addressing g. w x JOuras Of Comnsrce
Office sts,ps location So The beat references viii be
tiveu and required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Gunner Retreats.

DOCKAWAY PAVILION. LONG ISLAND,
IL viii be OPEN tArousbout sePrtMBkn.rhe 3nfth
Grand Ball SATURDAY, Sop 3cbnedeps Coti on bsut
every snd evening The tve South Ferry Bfook
Ign, at 10 a. m, Il m, T. aud a. p. M, daily ~ ~
IL ITTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This pso~ havir ben much crowded a. u Prevert msDy
persons obtans sons WITHIN few days
those who wish to visit the
sp and nd few da,s Seets curing the de
ehu au.uunsl that they DO accommodated With
o orsbs
Lssve Pier No NJ n, boats Of Central .sir's4 Com
pAny New Jersey at y oocs snd sys at IN. Gao 10 i've
bopis L. w BRODHRAD. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Hiss HAyENS,s BOARDNG and DAY

MISS HAVENSs BOARDING and DAY
Nl sCEoOL nor Y UNJ LADIES Miss HtVESS r.sg~Nt-
fi, heT uts md that hsyi" removed r
M 81 49,. she wil' r,opsu her BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL fcr YOUNG LADlE rs 10 th- new aud Noan dIoIs
e..bbshrrea. No ~ Maiden .v Ni-r,y Hin, sec I'D
house Nth of Ssb-st ca WEDNESDAY. Sept. H. Hs
fsces N irraftIs thorough AID huishet edecao1 20 AZ
prp. win cunue TO b. uusnpss Ii. city. French IL
b especial convenan nal ne Her >so>'
Circu.r ~ bad 1t her residence
II Esv~r. ed No Il Nssssu Snd t-- srcts.or~s
# Msss Ltwo)d No all Bros6 ray aud Randopi. No ~
provided for Gay ootars reading ~ as
talc from re school
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

L>OR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres, two miles
New bsrsh Fo parac .las inquire Of SCOTT SoS-
TER No. SIS 9reenv icA New fork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

NOTICE.-Tbe I'd Mortgage Bondholders on .us
Ise IA CROSSE AND MiL.w AUhce RAlLhcAp, Nh ~ So
requested - tb. OHcs IT NJ GbsoN 20 y -,
s stairs. Gu SATURDAY DeXt, p 81 u "oANs ,'.oy
det 100 orec osins sld Morisse' ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
5nstruction.

ALONZO FLACK, A. NJ, Principal Of tn
N HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE at Cisversek, Columb
County ~ v os~ BOARD and TUITION for Si9 per yesr
THIN OPENS S~pt Is.
MALE and FEMALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Alusifal Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK Of BARMORE's celeb sssa
n p,s,r,rm PIANOS. provouoced snnys,sd By -. hs
igd.ss and wsuautd Ia al respects ~ tp 40
decided bsgsil V = '"o~A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

ALBERT WEBER -Dealers sre i1yi.ed 10 si.
~ ,rh. be br., stock Piano Fo.s Ia the 'i' s,A sS'
~ var. A the 10 scs, ~holesse glccs, g
,s.,,o,, prI Al the u.autsc,o No. lS We. sssAssy
Gtpal al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

MFSSRS. MASSFTT and VII LFPLAITs
WI CLASSICAL. ENGLISH. and FRENCH SCHOOL -
gbth Y.aNo Us, Broa'wsy bet 10Th snt SNhsts pr
p~rsop.l by then Of Twenty ave Soys Ia tbs
ErsIsb Lit.,a u- r-rotnm, THURSDAY, Sept u.s.
1859 The instruction individual, thorough, oonpiets syss
matte. dhcp n,, and pht soPh.caL Nj MAsSErTs PrVis
Iesie or CO. No. 100 Yves, . thst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

A III. GALE Il Co, FIANO-FOkLsS
N. lO7 East th invite attention 70 then NJ" s~Ai
PJAkOs ,3usras,eed u awe en-ire ssssfs'ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
paints, Oils, glass, &r.

Al NERAL OIL.-This is Q very superior Coal
y1 OIL cAty and ehespns By othes
martet There nothing beertfa In color, bril-
ban, durable IL burning dos explode and buns n
The usual Ksfo<ne Lamps ard BEING uniform purchaser vi
slwsys ohetn toe excellent Article Barrels ~ sAlooA
AsrnN. yOGu ". QUINCY Co., Ne % William T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

I" 4 MFR. SCHOOL INST" SAG B'wsy, N. T.,
~ aud Chestputss Phila-schcos supplied 9Th CON.
ptept r. ache sso With pap aud Tee hets ~ith posi-
kr.repcss Dr. i1se Ms.oo, Hon Thee frsinsnuy Ii D.
SuI cfior Muslc Teach. snted SMITH, WOOOMANk Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
Nxw-Yoas. A1su.t ST, Nv
U,VF SFNI-ANNTAL INTEREST On the

FIRST nORTGAGE BONDS Of The ,Sr rHNNS L
wanna RAILROAD COMPANY. cue on The To- PRO- :, ~
PAN ou sra ..r .hst date =, the Oaice Ct CEoh"s"
hcIYAN No. a Wiliar-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

MRS. OKILL will REOPEN her BOARD
Nl ING ana DAY SCHOOL fos yoIns Lsfiss on WEDSES
DAY the <sh 81 S-yserb.r Soa and 10 Ctnsnnplsne-
Ma vii BE- In the city aud tef tbs Isl al September,
sppcs.otA Prevs tas nae stru sadressrd
e hes r-~iaeoce Vii Be rsosiysa By esG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

CT Tie peace of villafanca ct,re to be realized
we believe that the people of France will be
found to benefit more largely by them than they
have been led to expect.
Thus, war, grim-visaged and terrible as II is,
has its uses and advantages. The theory that II
retayds invariably the march Of civilization is
one of those abstraction which is undeserving
of serious examination. We have shown what
beneficial influences the sanguinary contests of
the last five years have exercised over the mate
rial and political development of the European
nations But for them their condition would
have remained stationary, or they would have
been stormtossed by the revolutionary whirl-
wind, to be cast back again into the slough of
despond. Whatever, therefore, humanitarians
may say on the subject, we contend that war,
like every other evil, brings its compensating
good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

treacherous conspiracy to bind, hand and
foot, the New York democracy in the
Charleston Convention by the introduction
of two delegations. The proper defence,
Therefore, of Governor Wise, is not q
reckless foray among imaginary enemies,
but war of determination against the Albany
Regency. The inside history of the concern
for twenty-five or thirty years back will furnish
him with abundant ammunition, from which the
Governor may write a much more readable thir-
ty column letter than his Stamford essay on
squatter sovereignty.
We all know that, for good many years, in
Congress, Mr.. Wise was the fiery Hannibal of the
opposition against Martin Van Buren,, both when
Van Buren, was on the throne, and the al
legged "power behind the throne greater than
the throne itself" Herein lie the "antecedents'
Of Governor Wise, referred to the other day by
the Albany Aaas-Argus, "antecedents" which
render Governor Wise particularly obnoxious to
the free soil, "free-wco" Albany Regency. Let
Governor Wise, then, close up his accounts with
them, especially from the point where he left off
in 1S4l, and give US sweeping manifesto on
the trickeries and treacheries of the Regency
and it will be read as universally as the Sickles
tlial or the Cunningham baby case.
The young man Of the Enquirer is not equal to
the task The Governor himself must take it up;
and margin of thirty years past and thirty CO.
lumns may be well bestowed upon the Albany
Regency. Let the Governor recruit himself for
few days upon his famous Virginia hard shells,
and then upon our New York soft shells go reso.
lutely to work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

BAaNUMs AMERICAN kUsyUM, Sroadwsy-ats'
No ROSE or SHARON kvea.ax- MAID or CSoisskf-
RosR ruAsos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

B1YArT,s MIrsrREis Mechanics Hall Az BrcadwsS-
BuRIzsa1as 5osss DANCE hc-CaAv boast BSsr
PALACE GARDEN AND asIL- Fourteenth street
Cosuxa- AND soIRrE OArsAsrx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING, sol and SIS Broadway
nryIoPIAs sosss, DAscxs 10 -DANos AND PrTHIAs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24
MATRIMONTAL-
y on THE UNITED STATES:

70 THE LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good fortune restore to health many
thousands Of my counry-women.
My success has excited the malice 1 the envous and
alous hut their prosecutions have erve only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers uf grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Solong held in afIectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford to despse the efforts Of
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged me place my med
sine for producing menStruaon within the reuch OF the
Ladies Of the United Staes but ndsposon to enter
hed so occupied by quacks with their pemcious nustrums
and fear that unprincped counereters might palm upon
he public their worthless initatiens have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of my
ANlE DE FEMME" in the United States
AT last yield to the entreates Of patients and friends
and offer TO the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the"AAIIR DE FE hNlEptI
need only say that It in liquid FORM aud eNacty such
asl have used In mypraoceu France manyye and
that 1t has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
The annie de Femme" and meustruaion stand in the ro
atlon Of cause and elect Iisalke powerful originate
healthy menstrual ow where it never has existed
restore it whore has been from any suppressed
In ordoro guard against imposition the wrapper of eo
tons on each bottle of the Ans de Fomms will bear my
written signature and beth the bottle and enclosing bcx
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 a package.
Pans, January, 1861. = ne i'iOOHD
For sale, Wholesale and Retail hy WILLIAM FIsKE
No ~ Superior street, Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme at the PTOprietor's prices.
aul0u&wlyb H.."#H #a .-#.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24

Coon WHEAT.-Mr. 7. G. Austin, of Charles.
town, has left upon the "round, tablets sample
specimen Of Mediterranean wheat ia the stalk,
that has plump, full berry. On the morning
Of the 5th of June, to all appearance the field
from which this was taken was entirely blight
ed but has rallied, and will harvest nearly
full crop Mr. Austin lives two miles east OF
ChaIlestown Centre and his land lies rather
high. The fruit upon this farm is but little in. .
jufed We learn that in this town the fruit and
grain yield will he pretty air-notwithstandinR
the frOst.--RaUcRad Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24
gpetiaI Notifts.
vegetable Substitute for CaIomei and Biao-
PHI.

Vegetable Substitute for CnIamei and BIue-
PHI.
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pulls
bv restoring thsbowes 30 their original dat and adsai
action give strength TO the stomach purify the blood re-
establish tue healthy condition fte organs and
thus cure dyspepsia, colds coughs rbeumatims dropses
aud sickness generally whether chronic Or recent The
ce ebrated Abernehy "Aner having cured the Dc
ransoment ofthe bowels debltes ali diseases gem
eraly disappear Of Their accord short time
The oKpeidnce Of eenry established the worth of
these pills heyond dispute purgave and antbilious
medicine; and the use upwrds OF 800 conscientious
physicians and by million Of families shows that
they are supplying Of the wants If humanity and are
In advance Of medical science. The above pills although
purely vegetable known and used as substitute
for Calome Hydrargyri CAoruH Mte) producing all is
Alternative and other indcaons with fits dis0rgan
zaton ohents upon The solils-ofen crbpng for Iieot
s distressing action upon the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the pipcipes-the Life
Addition Plss substitute for blue pill (Iiula Hyd,ar-
gy possessing the peculiar action tue secretlng or
ghns OF that preparation from mercury noue Of its sal
waiting or other injurious ELECTS Those who have used
them, blReu substitute ct otherwise award to thUm
the highest praise. They to concentrated
Essence Of Life than anything yet made in the way OF
medicine BY man single pin given daily, whenalhbpo
has ed, has health In fact they supply an
organic principle to the blood always wanting il extroa
cases o. sickness Old people havo the secreons Of ear
" youth restored by these Life Addition Pills Their vail
10 as life -preservers is beyond estimate. l Ot. !.
Brandrohs Veg tnble Uatvcrsa Pills remove from the
bowels and blood Of sick person the cause Of death
THR LIFE ADDITION PILLS SUPPLY THG ORGANIC NscEs-
sIrT OF the BLooD's vtrAtIrYthe minute gobules OF
vegetables essences of which they but the concroon
have their cract counterpart ia tho vital gobuos OF the
blood And from vile does tho blood derive its life
its globules verify from the from which DR.
Banlroth derives the life TTlc cipes Of tho Lille Addition
Pnls-from the Vegetable Kiaed6ml -HUn.
These pills, also the Universal are warranted purely
vegetable Retacd respectively 25 and 50 cents PLY
scians and the public supplied by the gross single box
al d.. Brandreths Principal Office, No 29i Cunalst NJ
r. and by -. 80
S, Gardner, No 220 Superior street, Cleveland end
r. Wheden, Hudson, aud b. all respectable dealers in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-24

BAD INDEED I'VE learn that last evening
daughter Of Mr.. Sutherland Stiers, Of Adams
Vile, aged about sixteen years, fell from the
door steps and broke her neck. She was a
sprightly, interesting girl, in the bloom of
health. She was attracted 10 the door, and Il
is supposed made a miss step and fell on her
head The distance FROM the AooT to the
ground was not over twenty nches.--[ Zaass-
VWs Courier.
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N. Fl. sOLoMoNsON lJ

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eops the largest assortment of the most approved kinds
PEcIACLES. All his glasses, whether for fur
shted, are ground under his inspection by machine
Of anew Construction, withtbe greatest care 50
Suitthe eyes in all cases curing Weakness Dizziness or
Rla1pndtion Of the Eyes, and impartng strength for long
reading fine sewing.
ES- N II. Solomonson would here inform the public
hRthe employs any in the sale of hislenses
W Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROsGOPEsr COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand
e. ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted Withoutpain as perfect as natural
EB7omce3s Superorstreet underthe American Hotel,
iun22 n .t
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Al0ohintete Mf.
Dentt8trg.
DENTISTRY
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

II YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
Il read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great If you have teeth at all hD;
fact that Isl daily exhibited in tho streets in the social
circle and tho parlor by the hunbest peasant and the
proudest autocra that hundreds persons lose good
sets of teeth the of the timely aid Of good aud
skilfu dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse than all If your teeth good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in order
IL or no time should be but have them repaired the
sooner the better escape that which Burns says 10 tho
he'll OF all diseases Al irregularities of the teeth should
be attended 10 in childhood and youth,
All persons desiruus of fine dental operations are invt
ed call my where particular attention is gwen
the preservation of the natural teeth where the
VULCANIZED CORAL1TE,
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DaS- The Court of Common Pleas was occupied
yesterday all day with an ejeotment case Sarah
Gier vs.. ). @. Bolles Unfinished.