davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

MASONIC EXCURSION TO CLEyELAND.--We un-
derstand that il is contemplated by the Lake Erie
Commaudery, No 90 of this city, 60 visit Cleye.
excursion to their Cleveland brothers aud also TO
meet Gen Ilubbell the Graud Commander Of the
United State3.-BuBaio Express
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

PaEsrDENT J II EATON, IL. D., Umon Ua,vsr,ifv.
Murtreesboro, Tennessee.
"MADAM-I would sale that some time last spring,
found NY HAIR FALLING OFF. couo'ul 10 purchase
bottle Of Mrs A Aliens Worlds Hair Rostorer" he.
aud give il trial. commenced using H. but very ire
gupry but Notwithstanding this esulariY found that
rs influence was distinctly visible THE FALLING OPP
OF HAIR CEASED, AMI my locks which before quito
aRLY WERE CHANGED 70 BLACK. l do consider that
have given it fair trial but from what have Of
effects my case, Ihave 10 believe that t
scapabe Of ofacoompi'hing wnat proposes to do, viz
TO PREVENT 1Hs IR FROM FALLING OFF, and to ne
STORE CRAY LOCKS 70 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR"
MRS. d. W. CLARK, wife Of REv. d. W, CLARK, Ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
Dentistry.
DENTS TItH
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
L read the od,wmg ines II your leo h are bod read
hem with great cure II you teeth al all lisp
G,t n IT'S daily avhbi Oh 10 the stree s, in tho social
circle and in ho puror by the hUmbes peasant and the
proudest au is that hundreds Of lose good
sets of teeth for the want Of the tmty all Of good and
skfut dentist poor and iuf rlor OPT mton is 10 many
cases worse hauuuae all If your teeth are good have
th.m cxtmued nv GOOD dorjist and keep them in order
1f time sh uId be 81 but ha them ena red tho
tls l. r. and rscupH that w Burls s1ys is tn
6e,i az III i,oas Am rcgulurit"s of tho teeth shoud
be alte pdol tpt chi idhu ii aIu youth .
rsnus desrGs OF haC dau'u upnrall US are luNlt-
ed 10 Il, at y room whore pam ulur attention Is gwen
VULCANlZED COBALIrE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

N. II. sOLoMONsON.

PRACTCAL AND ScIENTFIc OPTICAN,
the LARGEST assortment th- most approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near or lur
GIFTED, ground under hs inspection by machine
Of anew construction with the reutcst care TO
'ui tho eyes al cases curue Weakness, Disznsss
Haamm0ion of the Eyes and impartmg strength Tor long
taadinr or ino sewing
~ n. II SOlumonson would here inform the public
tuatho employs any in the sale of hsleuses
q Alsn sploldid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSgOPES, COMPASSES, SC kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect Hs natural
C5-Omee3s Sunerorsucet underthe American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
Bankers.
Att'ne & GounsrLlore.

" j. LTCKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
y LAW, OWce the NJ rclanta ia t.ev'-
aud, Ohio leo2lR
DROOKS u FORD ATTORNEYS
4 , AT Law. AtWster B,idu s, foot O superior st.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
w. RRUCKs, L. w foF'
WTtLLTAMSON a. RIDDLE, AT
w TOrNEYS Al LAW. Onire ~" 50. Snnerl9T-st
ClevelHnd Ohio s. WILL AMSON
janu A q HinDLE
NHARLES q. BALDW LN-ATTOR-
CIV gsnk ivul5.dly
DALMER g. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
q - 1""' "'"'' octl-e7s
A SPER,J- f., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
N wmr-u run'id' County, Ohio Office Nc %, 3 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

Mrs s A Aliens WORLDS Hair nestorer and Zylohal-
aamum have heea used iu amily with necia effects
and take pleasure IN commanding thom 70 such have
occasion TO use such Preparations a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

rhess are the only preparations exported n ~ euantiy
10 Europe
We might quote from other OF he numerous luitofs
have and are constantly recsvug bot deem We fol-
lowing sufficient eonvnte iht moss skeptloai thai W
have the bosi paions in he world for ths hair n
young OF Old We mauuiaoture no other prsparaious-
Occupying me large botdns, Of Brooe and Em.
znbe Streets exclusively for once, saearoom and
story We have no time or iacnaton ensaes oihsr
manufactures
We would also rail- attention TO the qct that We iuvarin
bly, AVOID ali charlaianiam. Cur preparations are The
highest priced tho cheapest because they last lon
GER aud do GOOD the expense IN ne end, less than
s We aspire TO have the best not the oWo1t priced
One bottle # Rostorer will last nearly ayelr
70 EDS OF EVANGELIST. .-'Aiy age is SIXTY. one
ear agony vofy ruy and had been gradually fall
ing until the cown II had become quite tha About
he March, ofihe present year, commenced using
Mrs, s. A. Alsu4 "Restoror No l. according TO the
ctions and have continued to apply slight dressing
o the three weeks retiring 70 bed.
Wy hor almost restored to lis original color and
the hue appears to b. parmanent AM SATISFIED
THAT THE PREPARATION is NOTHING LIKE A
DYE, BUT OPERATEs UPON THE sECRETIoNs.-
ny hair ill which s ceran, advantage 10
one who in danger Of becoming bald"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
tor LADIES' Repository !" CINCINNATI, ono.

~ have been using Mrs A. Aliens Zylobslsamun
with much satisfaction in dressing my own aud chdreua
hair AZ trying various articles manufactured for the
hair feel hesitation IN Recommending yours as the
best have used II gives the hair sOfs, glossy ap-
pearance al d retnins 1t Ia any position desired"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
lt has been my good fortune to health many
thousands Of my couutry-women.
My has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous; but their prosecutions served only to extend
nd estab lsh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upoa my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Soloug 1 held in afcctionae ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Skil afford despiso the Efforts mischief-maers
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged to place my med
ladies Of the United States but nlisposton TO enter
field occupied by quucks with their perncious
and fear that unpruciped oouucreiters NIGH pamupon
public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing ugouco, for the sale of my
ANIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
At last, yield to the cureates OF patients and friends
aud oner to the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous hous bout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FE AlE, !
need only say that it in liquid FORM aud is exactly such
EsI have used practice in France yoars and
that it has never failed TO a satisfactory result
Tho "Anie de Femme aud menstrual ION stand in the re
0tou Of and elect II alike powerful to originate
deaty menstrual flow where never has cd and Ia
restore where has been from any cause suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper vt dire,
uons each bottle Of the "Anio de Femme" " la bear ms
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be,
| vii be sealed with my private seal.
| DR p II. RICORD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
NJ. IL. marViIl,
VIS JTISTLY Celebrated

GILLlVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~. Nsf-vF pOIIsH-the beN la Tho mA'kel A.sl-
trpf oySig iuGIlhir seli-Soahue FRUIT OANa, WIZ
a1ted 10 be Air-r ghI tar saie rhsP ~ wZso,ssao Z W
fesebH Nearly opposite the odCouft houAs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

REV, John E RonIE, Editor "chrisian Adpoeat,."
Bg6alo, N. Y.
"Your Hair Rostorer and Zyobalsamum Is the best I
nave ever known lthas restored my hair 70 its natural
| color" &C
REv. +, FA1RCHtLD, D D. Cor. Sec diner Sand
For Ch1siian Union, N. Y Citg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
GOtels.
.OTEL DUMA S =
Builders g. Arthitrtts.

BROOKS S. G. a. E. w., BUILD
4 } ERS Ais Manufacturer, NJ Doors Minds, SASH
Brackets and a' uds gt ScrolSawng aud Gothic work.
Particular ten puid Fittug-Up Stores. Factory
Tvisinn-st pe. Centre Blook Cleveland O. unl0-c2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
REV s. b MoRDEY, Pastor Congregational Church
Atteboro, Mass.

'I have used Mrs S Aliens Worlds Hair ResioreT
and Zvohal sAuum The e CT Of the Hair Restorer has
been 10 change ihe Grown Of Glory which belongs to
ull me- the original hue nf youth This was done g \
single bottle used uccOTlt To directions, OtheTe Of my
acQu iin have used II with effect The Zyloha-
golnuu regard as Invaluable dressing for he IT,"
REy DANIEL I, WOOD MiddletowR, OraAge Co. N y:
INV hair has greatly thck0ned upon my head, and put
ON very lively lthy apppnrance Tho is true Of
nv mghtor; HFR HAIR HAD BECoME THIN. AND
GAME OU T. CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE WROUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST hAREi HER
HAIR HAS HANDsoMEhY THlCKENEp UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE. We are
thankful to you and feel that we have iul value OF our
70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

Rrv. X. " DEGEN, Ed "Ggde 70 HohHess" Boston.
"Rfis S. Aliens Worlds Ilnir Res oTer, found smong
our other Advertisements insert from actual eIpen-
ment That Il promotes the growth Of the hair where
badness had c,mmouCel, have now the evidence OF
our own yes. We can testify to Us effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

REV. A. WEBSTER, Ed "CbrisiaH Era" Boston, Macs.
Having used numerous societies to ittle purpose. dis
cardtd ALI believing hem TO be OF no value SOL regarded
your Words Hair RestOor and ZYlobasamum, yet per-
oual lends prevailed on mo 70 1se H. have done - or
teyera mouths with good effect and Entisfac
uon lam neither bqd gray my hair wns aud
Oe, but has reeuincd the sotness OF my earlier years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11
GREAT BRITAIN.-REv, W. b. THoRNELoE
Prescott Lancashire England.

"Your Hair Resterer perfect marvel Acer hnvng
used for six weeks my extremely gav lair was resOIe9
uaiurnl cOuruut ths wig Ike appearance ouuucu
by dyos but 10 It's own natnra color, whoh my
mind that IL is not n dya | strongly reconmenu "
md shall feel happy answering the queries OF any you
NAV refer tome ,, -. ,t.,,,,ho,,, a.,
Britdin and 20 ma y in the United Satts'I
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

purchase provisons--such articles as prints, cotton cloth, ready.made clothing, boots and shoes, hardware and thousand different "no- tions' generally called for on the frontier. These goods should be ordered or selected by some person acquainted with.t market otherwise lot ofunsuitable and of course, unsaleable, stock may be freighted across the plains. It will also be we'll, in case Q company sends ont it's own train, to furnish good supply of bacon, sugar, coGee rice and articles of that sort, as they always bear a high price and are some times difficult to obtain. In ease our govern ment secures the right of transit across Sonora, that will be the cheapest route to transport freight.
 9th. Coon MANAGEMENr.-G;ve compa- ny silver vein of surpassing richness, and all the means necessary, still without careful man. agement it will sink thousands of dollars and never pay one dime of clear profit There is no business which requires closer attention, better calculation, and more careful superinten- dence, than silver mining. Men who under stand both the theory and practice of reducing ores ought to be- employed, and they farsished with all the ap propriate appliances while it should be the d uty of the superintendent to give his personal attention to the general econ omy of the concer n, that every department may be carried on in profitable and expeditions manner. No com oany should anticipate very speedy returns from their investment To open a mine properly requires time, often expert ments, and always h;rd work. A mine whose ore smelts readily ud where the mining is easy ought, with skih'ful management, to pay within three months from the date of com mencing work on the shaft This statement is made upon the suppos ition that the compa- ny is ready to go to work when it commences 1!
 Experience has shown that easily-worked veins which yield $50 or $6I1 net to the ton are as rule preferable to much richer veins were the mining is hard and the reduction difficult, laborious and expensive. a
 We have thus stated some of the most impo tant requisites to successful liver mining in Arizona. There is silver in al 'un6ance the mountains and hills are interlact ,d with gener- ous veins, but on the conduct of a tine depends its success
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

NEW MINING CoMPANIEs.--A private letter from New York informs us that two new silver mining companies are organizing in that city to work mines in Arizona. It is to be hoped that if such is the case they will bring capital, machinery and men, who understand the theory and practice of separating silver from it's vari- ous ores without which essentials they can do but little at silver mining.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16
From Washington.

From washington.
 The latest intelligence from Washington is to the 24th of May. There are many applications at the State Department for passports by per sons visiting Europe Since the commencement ports have been issued at the State Department, and they are now issued at the rate of from forty to sixty per day
 A thorough reconnaissance of all the mail routes is being made with view to the curtail- ment of expenses at every point where it is practicable without serious detriment to the public, while in many cases the service has been altogether discontinued. In others the number of trips have been reduced from daily to tr- weekly, to weekly, &c. Acting on this princi- pie, the P. o. Department has within the last two months effected an annual saving of about $l,500,000, exclusive of $500,00 economised by the refusal of the P M General to put into operation the nearly zoo routes created in 1858, but for the support of which no appropriation has been made The work of curtailment is still progressing It is not probable, however, that the service will be curtailed on any of the railroad lines.
 It is not designed to discontinue the Great Overland California Mail, but the point submit ted by the Postmaster General for the Attorney Generals opinio4 involves the question as to the power to reduce the number of trips.
 The War Department has ordered armed es- corts to the trains with army supplies, from ap- prehended attacks of returning emgrants from Pikes Peak; information having been received of the necessity for such protection. ,s.
 Attorney General Black has decided the ques- tion submitted to him by the State Department, on the claims of Capt. R. w. Perkins, against the Russian government The decisions settle the right of Capt. Perkins to recover, under his contract to furnish one hundred and fifty tons ofpowder and 35, 900 stand of arms Some un- important questions have been fully disposed of, but the integrity of such contracts is fully main tained. The entire amount involved is about $385, ,000, which will probably be paid on the re- turn of the Russian Minister, who is daily ex- pected from Europe This decision has, it is considered, most important bearing upon the supplying of munitions of war to foreign gov ernmcnts engaged in warfare. Mr. Perkin' counsel was ex Attorney General Cushing, ex- Senator Cooper, and Joseph E. Stewart.
 The six acting Midshipmen who were dis missed from the Navy for being participants in the tarrng and feathering of one of their cona- rades at the Naval Academy in April last, have been re-instated to their former positions m
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

THE O. M Co-Two ladies' who recently went through from Tucson to California by the Overland Mail line, state in letter to their friends that the journey, through day and night, is more comfortable than could be expected, on account of the promptness and courteous atten- ton of all conductors and drivers along the route, and the ladies desire to express their gratitude for many kind attentions which tended to alleviate the fati gues of the trip. Mr. John Kendall did everything in his power to make them comfortable.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

Much sickness prevails among the Austrians
 The Sardipians are preparing magnificent reception for the Emperor Napoleon on his ar- rival at Genoa
 It is reported that Austria will soon have 750,000 men under arms
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

NEW LINE OF SrEAAERs-In San Francisco they are agtating the project of line of stea- mers from that city to China and Japan. There is no doubt but such an enterprise would add greatly to the prosperity of the Pacific coast
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

CONVERSION OF LOLA MoGrEz.-A London paper announces, with many expressions of thankfulness, the conversion of Lola Montez, which took place at revival in Scotland very lately. If she does not kick up row among the "brethren" of the church to which she at taehes herself, it will be very extraordinary
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

%sy- To ADVERTISERS. Persons desiring to ad- vertise in this paper requested to send in their favors without delay, addressed to TnE ARIzoSIAS, Tubac, Arizona.
 5a- SSpscRIPTroNs must in all cases be aseom- paRied with the cash Ne subscribers name win be entered upon our books until advance payment has been made.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

DEATH OF BARON HUMDoLDr-This illustri. ous man died at Berlin last month, aged over ninety-fre years His literary and scientific labors have rendered his name immortal oi .r
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

ILLNESS OF GEN TwIG5s--By private let ter from San Antonio, received by last mail, we learn that the veteran Gen. Twiggs is danger ously i'll at that city. His friends despair of his recovery. Gen. Twggs is third on the list of American Generals being ranked only by Gen'ls Scott and Wool He has been for some time commander of the Department of Texas. His services in the army have been long and distinguished,
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16
From Mexico.
its success.

Up to the l2th of May no attack h ad been made on the city of Mexico by the Liberal forces. Within the city there was much dissat- isfaction, and change in the Presidency was daily expected. Mramon was endeavoring g to raise heavy loan by means of mortgage on the property of the church, the archbishop co h. senting to the arrangement
 The Liberals had captured Tepec, San Bias, Colma and Manzanilo; also defeated Gen'l Mejia, capturing 500 prisoners Miramon had issued decree declaring all the Gulf ports closed to commerce.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

HIGH STATE OF MoRALITY-M in Cali fornia are improving wonderfully. The pro- prietors of the San Francisco Daily Bulletin have each been fined one hundred dollars for publishing the confession of Mrs Sickles
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

A company of enterprising men are opening the old Longorena silver mine, near Arivaca ranche.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-06-16

Col. sayles, of R. Island, in on his way to Arizona.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
PhaF0., Wilmington and
DENTISTRY.
DIR. COW AN.
gsEMTgS'E.

DESPECTFULL.Y informs the citizens cfg
/ I Cecil county that after absence ofOIlIh
10 wears, he has again located in ELK TON, where
he hopes to receive LIBERAL patronage.
lie is thoroughly conversant with the various
methods OF inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, ant
rs,s IN their construction Gold and Silver only
metals which, after 20 years experience he has
found more durab than any others. He inserted
sets Of teeth for number Of persons in this county
sixteen years ago, many of whom continue to veal
them with the greatest satisfaction.
lilo EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, by the
use Of Chloroform. His experience in the use Of
this and other ANAsTnETIo agents warrants him
i'll saying no unpleasant consequences can resul
from their judicious administration. His me- hoe
Of extracting teeth differs from the usual practice
his Instruments being 50 constructed as to dispense
with tile necessity Of scoring the gums, an opera
zion often more painful than extracting the teeth
although Dr. C. will use none but the bes
materials, his charges will be very moderate, per
hapg more go than has ever been charged for sub
A;4ntial Dentistry in this any other county, and
those who require the services of a Dentist would
do well to consult DR.. C. at his
Rooms AT THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
before they go elsewhere. june Is, lS59-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

1.-THE prospect of the American party
In this State is most cheering. The friends
Of the cause perceive the recurrence of the
"sober second thought in the public mind,
and that il will reject every attempt to renew
the wicked dangerous and fIuitless Sectional
Agitation, which divided opinion in the last
Presidential contest !; and they reasonably
anticipate that in 1860, Conservative Oppo.
sitlon will triumph over the denationazed
party, that now holds the reins of govern.
ment. This single fact has infused new life
into the American party of Maryland, and
prepared 1T to compete with the desperate and
persistent efforts of the enemies of the coun.
try. until victory shall reward the struggle.
The Administration party, on the contrary,
is demoralized and respondent. 1t has no
foothold in any Northern state, and is rapidly
losing the affection of the deceived and
betrayed South. Inconsistent with itself and
devoid of principle or any public purpose, it
is Fastening to the doom it richly merits.
Frederick Examiner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

. IHE CELEBRATION AT NEWARK
Cecil and Bohemia Lodges of Odd Fellows
visited Oriental Lodge l. O. 0. f., at Newark
on Monday. The Lodge from New Castle was,
also, at the Celebration, and the procession
in the street was quite an imposing afair.-
There were two bands One from North East
which played well. After marching through
the various streets of Newark the procession
marched two tiresomc miles to a woods where
there was bad dinner, pretty fair speech,
and an awful perfume from skunk killed by
dog. The stand and all the seats fell down,
but we believe nobody was dangerously hurt
There was a very large concouse of people
present, and taken altogether it was about
as satisfactory celebration the dinner
always excepted,) as is usually experienced
where there is a large crowd OF tatigued and
hungry people
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

God grant another so hurden.d with wretch
edness may never again dawn upon u.s.
Yourself Mr.. Filter, and your readers must
pardon verbosity. my apology is want of time
to condense.
up. S. Thursday 7tb. The lady who was
drowned was found floating down the River,
this morning, by gentleman who was com.
ing up the Rail Road ; the youngest child
also. was found near perryville.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
p D'g'EGE

rs hereby given to the creditors, endorse-s
Il and Nurrties OF Ann f. Hayes, that she
hath made application for the benefit of the
lnsolvrnt Laws Of Maryland, ana that the
First Wednesday after the second Monday
Of October, next being the third day of the
next October Term Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil comfy, hath been set apart and fixed
upon for the final hearing in her case, ut
which time and place, her creditors, en-
dorsers and Surcties may attend and show
cause. if any they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said DEBTOR.
Test, WIN. II. KICkETTSsClerk
Circuit Court Tor Cecil county.
July 9, lS59-3m.