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IMP0RTANT 10 FEMAlEs.


he combination of ingredients in these Pills is the
ult Of long and extensive practice They are mild IN
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Aonsruatons removing all Obstructons, wheah
from cold or Otherwise headache pam in the side pal
pitatn Of the heart whites all affections hyser
os fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the cement Of IN the treatment OF
irresu 8res aud ohsructOns which have consigned
msy thousands Of the young the beautiful and the no
owed TO PREMATURE GRAVE No iemile can enjoy good
health unless she is regular au whenever obstruction
lakes place tho general heath begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most elecual cmed, ever known for all com
plants, peculiar Co. Femas To all classes they inya
uable inducing Dh certainty. periodical regularity, The5
kpowu TO thousands whu have used them different
eOd throughout the country having the sanction the
eminent qhgsciaHs IN America
Erplct directions stating oheR and olen they should not
BE- used h eaon BoNtne Price One Dollar each boz
taiRiag 40 PiLs.
vauuhe panptot, to be had flee, Of the Agents Pills
sent BY mail promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists eeneully.
n. b. HUTCHlNGS, General Agent,
No. l65 Chambers st., New York.
sold n CleVsland BY WM. FISKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND, nprsdSw6m2n
~ AIp OVEI uAIQ nNEIt HAIR nYE /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

WoMAN's THOUGHTS ABOUT woMEN--Ou lady
readers are reminded the lecture this P. NJ. at
Ohapins Hall, at o'clock. As it is free, we hope
the attendance will encourage the lecturer in her
efforts for the physical culture of the young Ev-
cry thinking woman ought to be there
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

New YoRK, Sept. l.
The frigate Cumberland from Africa arrived at
N. H., yesterday,
During squall last night the yacht Eddy was
capsized in the sound. Two young ladies were
drowned, one OF whom was Miss Julia Waterbury,
daughter of Lawrence Waterbury, Ed OF THIS
city, and the other Miss Craven.
The SaXonia sailed 10 day for Liverpool with
l50 passengers. There was no passengers on
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Friday, september2, 1859
100 Boxes Fresh Lemons

AT AUCTION, py.."...o. CUTTER SON,
n CUTTER & SON, will sell OF
We Fridhy, Sept I'd commencing q 10 o,eloos A n
thoir Auc ROOM hnnk street, W pohee hfttu Lem
uns also "a few boxes Oranges. ..
Tie above ffu l. large siza fresh aud IN urine shipping
oFdcr 10 q sold without " No limits. Deal
ers viii 90 well 10 attend this sale as We have positive Or
Terms Cash, bankable funds, At time Of sale.
eugali2Ag
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ERnnINRW OnLEANs.

NEW UNLEANHl 0tpI' U
The steamer Messenger from Memphis TO New
Orleans. took FIRE, was run ashore scutted and
sunk. near Bayou Sara to day. The passengers
and cargo consisting OF cotton, were saved
Five stores on Tchoupilaula street were burned
this afternoon They contained whiskey and pow
1or oag GlOO OOO
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THIS DAY.
Foa DETRoIr- -soanb-ui Ocean, Capt. r. o. EVANS, st
O'Clock p NJ
For BUFFALo-steamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt. A. d
PERKINS, at go'clock p. NJ.
FoR ToLLDo-Sttamboat Forester, Capt J p WARD,
9Oclosk A NJ
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eHIp AnANpONED.

==The ship Henry Clark Brown, from Liverpool
passed here on her way up james River tosday,
having ON board Capt GeAdie and crew, Of the
British ship Black Douglas, from Arabia, bound
to Cork, which was abandoned at sea the llth
ult., in II sinking condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

HARRisDURoH, Pa, Sept l.
The suit Of the State against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for the payment of the tonnage
lax, has been on trial for the last two days Judge
Parsons delivered an able opinion this morning,
deciding the suit against the company
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

IAKE CARE oF TINS TREEs.- Something must
be done II our city authorities would preserve the
beautiful and stately treets which now render the
Post Ofice site such an elegant one, for under
present management they are as surely dying ircm
want Of moisture, as " they were shut mp In hot
house. The tagging Is 50 close upon the trunks
Of the trees that no rain (or comparatively none)
reaches the roots. Either remove the Tagging
for diatance Of Ave orsix feet from each tree, or
what is better at presented an abundance Of water
be poured about the roots every night. In this
way only can their glory and beauty be preserved.
Those on the south side are now willing rapidly
and all will soon Die uuless some care is taken Of
them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

Bay The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks Schuckers' and Olmsted's news depots
At news depois at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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To the Eadies.
APPLE PAIRING MACHINE.
| CARD.--THE SUBSCRIBER

A CARD.---THE SUBSCRIBER
IA hayng mad Hrrangomonls tr laying Bali's Patent
Cement Service Pine D. uoW Hepufd 10 execute orders
for umpunt tnu may be- required, The supHorly of
this pipe oyer All olher't lnt as roearas durability, aud
purly rs uuqueHilned by those nCQuniuOd with n and
ihe Ow pIos AZ which u lbo lgid puts y withn the
eli oluny alp Ees n ai ints rgce lend and tho
puisluoru quliii,s nj The iuer aud tho hish nroe "a
MErALtlc WArER rIrLa The llailiofl Iimos tolls us
thatu Mr Ghau, plumber has shown thrw four ktndg
ground via Iron pipes lA lioh has been used near
ihfur years and cnukrd With INST HH tp impede tho
flow 0l wafer Ihrrp ulthg gnftho eperute lsfhod with
rHt. Zhc pipei = inch hns bfep nsgd i've months
clear ltcoud not evidently haye lasted man yraIs.-
Lrad plpos, heavy nrh, hns been uard iof fifteen
yVais pfioCty cigpr aud 40 decay Loud rnei light 4
ich, hh heeu Us d teu yenrs clear aud no decay,
There has ahrudy 50 nrfn quantity hetn inid Ia this
city to gigr tho muat satisfactory rticrahcu
Iwnuid most ectfuy invite all who anticipate uainF
water pipes call und eXauing THE pe ut No 2la Supe
riur street, . .
uunlr.2l2 G. = HORN.
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memphis, Sept !.
The receipts Of cotton for the year ending 10
day are 100000 bales, against 2i3,cOO last year
Stock on hand II 900 bales
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l. o. s. NJ. The members of Americas Lodge
Of Sens OF Malta will take notice that the Lodge
will be re-opened for the season this Friday even
ing with imposing and appropriate eeremonies.-
Several distinguished members OF the order from
foreign societies will be present to join in the rites
and ceremonies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

Tiekots on sale at the Union Office, ID. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, BY.
ron @. Harris, Agent. RS
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FIRE

CINc1NNArf Sept l.
At . o'clock this morning McKeehan Evans
pork house, corner Of Sycamore and Ninth sis.,
was entirely destroyed by fire. The building con
tained 3.0O0,O00 pounds OF meat, most OF which
was lost Loss estimated at 100000. Fully in
Cd
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SHOT

81 LOUIS, bept l.
The steamer York State was sunk at Madison
this morning The boat ia a total loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
lAIR DYEI HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE

The only harmless and reliable Dye knO'oI

4 ne OntD harmless anu fettGOtC DV6 ktOtCN.
The Original and best in the world
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
sou wish to escape ridculo.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
baautnl and natural Brown black without the least
injury TO Hair or skin.
FlFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to Wn. A. Bachelor 1879, and $1,000
applications have been made To the Hair Of his patrons vi
his famous Dyes.
VIM A, DATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
to he distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not 10 ne IN the least however long may be continued,
and the ~ elect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invigor
ated ior lie by this Splendid Dye
Made sold or applied Ga private TOOmsl 81 the Wig
Ftotory, No 23 Broadway, N Y.
Sold in all ces and towns Of the United States By Drug
Tsts aud Fancy Goods Doaless.
80 The gcnNna has the name and address upon steel
plate CngIaying on four sides OF each Bpr Of
WAi. 4, BArCHELOR,
ianl7 No 233 broadway, N, v.
WNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
L THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
Sl<N.[
o-------------- -e6
l 49, ZHFs9
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8pertal Nottfts.


ny For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting. apply at
roeq, ENswoRrH 9 co, Cor superior seneca rs
70 DR.. JAS. MoCLiSTooKs PEcToR1L sYRUp
eams The most harrasng soush relieves tho oppressed
lungs ead iuitaed throat. loossns and brngs awuv M
painless erpeoornt0n the matter which clogs the wind
pipe and bronchial u es, regulates the excited pulse in
vites roa,aua every symptom Of oounsumpurn.
Price 81 90 sold by WM, FIsKE Cleveland,
BaS- The New York Ledger says Of Dr. Mo
CLiNroCR's D1ARRHGA CORDIAL.
our confidence In the efficacy Of Dr, jones McClln
ocke utrrhu Cordial Is unbuundod. Everybody should
hhvot is the prescription Of eminent physician"
Price 2b cents. Sold by wM. FIsKE,
ausi0 Cleveland.
~ DR. McCL1Nrook's CoLD AND CoUeH
MixTuRE.This great remedy for all ordinary affections
Of tho lungs aud throat has double popularity Emana
ting from leading member Of the medical faculty. it is
spprvtd by The profession; while every Of the
Community who has tried il, prenounoes it infallibo
Price 25 cents sold by VIM. FISKE, Druggist,
angl0 Glove and.
Tho Gem of the Nursery.
Tusteloss s the hcneyed dew,
Painless IN It's actiOn tOo
Harmless as the roses breath,
But to worms immediate death
BaYAS's VEHMIVUaE of courso
Is the mothers grand rosourcs.
BRYAN's TAsTELEss VERMIFUeR
Price 2j cents. Sold by wM. F1sRE.
angl0iRs Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

HENDERsoN, Ky, Sept ].
VIM Elan, wealthy farmer of this vicinity,
was shot By Louis Leonard thTOugh the breast,
last evening His situation Is critical. He was
tie Democratic candidate for the Legislature at
the late election Leonard has been arrested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

ARcric PASoHauA This painting WI Be On
exhibition at The Meiodeon only two days longer.
All who desire to see a faithful representation of
the Arctic Regions and voyage thereto, win do
well to attend this evening or TO morrow,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

NoTIcR.-The Republican voters Of the Eleventh
Ward will meet at Paul schmidts, Chatham st.,
on Thursday evening Sept. lat, at 7 O'Clock, for
the purpose of selecting Delegates to attend the
RepubIicau County Convention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
Real csstote Agcuis.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
NsU.R NOE
AGENTS..

n 3 U n "A N Q ~
AGENTS,
No 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block up stains.
kOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARsr.--ss miles MON
VIE i,r. 5 M 49, ne. rom ne stalt tn- 80 arfes,
bans sheds Su SOIL saujy oam VITA consilsfa 80 bi
wy sbs s sms q a Sssss or 5l5b. S sspSsIi S
HOUSE AM II LOT on GREENWOOD ST and v.os,,
ol on X knsmnni % one on risburgh It,, to exchange
hotel Ann sfoRs HUiLDIN6s. with an ,o,. .ud
more oi land a ne eea,or q town i2 pi rom ihe
chance Tor land int The WESTON Iart of his State
sss fS ASs sdss az "A ss 2% %susSs s1ss
m @ @a ssIs, fe9q sr9ss sS % "a eh oi par 6ssigd and
SIX AcaES AND HOUSE AND BARN, on the Epcni
ney Of f,ul to crchaheo for house and lot wen oca-
HOUSE AND ACRES or LAND on Newbarsh road
about m les ifon the city, ioexchangs for farm.
FOE. sALR
TWENTY Y-FIvE ACRES on Kinsman road. . miles from
The Court House Wliha suoi house md hars Que acre
r "a sr29e,i oi 39d 9 yrest variety gt fruit, $3.50
LAKE STREET, near Clinton psrk1yyo one and a half
staiy lionscs vii Lots. each Si-0D. 0f1T'
Psssy sr,. sTh5fF M sear rrcspSciliogss and
strti" WIN nnhs Ae also' oonsideruhle fruit and
-FOUR AcRES ON cRAwFopD ROAD. pssr Doan,s
HlmToN sfRERITRiss a bSek Ss'lS nausss Ssa tots
EVENT N-flNE AGRts TIMBER LAND, nOImssd
~ ~, !, ~ tl, "a ieHq Good leiFy iimhr. sit0l
IWENIh-iHkEE AIEES on THE LAKE SHORE
4m les from the city, SANDY loam soil with stream Of
grape acres 40 peach and app trees all Ia bearing nr
atI-Nlll produce foe crop this season A valuable
propcrtv aud vey cheap. $40 p1r acre
WILLIAMS ALLEY lbetwrst' seneca aud Ontario sts !
lW9sIoy House and Lot Sl0O0. Also, and q half
FOR RENT.
handsome Ctase House aud acres cf and pleasantly
loeal ed 2miies Dom tile GOurt 1tnt ..-... sgbo
TWo-bturY br ck House on Hnnl street elro
yO - RngSE 6IENNtNGS an Superior a.
WANTED From 8 to 10 Acres
w suitable Tor tfdeainr. within miles of The or
which cash will he paid N' vs.
sugs ROUSE & JENNINGS.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
FROM MEMPHIS.

LoUIsvILLR, Sept l.
Hogs assessed last year, 100000. Tobacco in
spected, 1880 hhds,
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~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to D G, Delz, III Superior st.
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NoTIoE.--There will be meeting OF the Mona's
Relief Society at their rooms this evening (Sept.
2nd 59) for the purpose of electng officers for the
ensuing year and the transaction of other impor
tant business.
full attendance of members and friends is eV-
psofed' w. j. KERRUISH, Prest
w H. Brew, sec'y. Sept 2-2iG
.5sy' For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend +. Rudinis excellent assort.
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street He,
as practical Furrer is now engaged in manuioc-
turing Ca1cs Muiis, Fur Cloves ETC., etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

~ L Stair & Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentlemens Hats. We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs Stair & Co., and get fitted.
10
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Books e Stationery.

Booksellers & StatiOners
No. 1876 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
--s a@--
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
MrCHELLs OUTLINE MAPS,
PELToN's OUTLINE MAPS,
POCKET MAPS.
RAILWAY GUIDES,
FOOLsUAp PAPER ID.
LETTER PAPER:
BATH PAPER,
CoNMEPciAL NOTE PAPER.
ENVELOPES.
BILL HEADS
MAYNARD NoYEStIRK.
ARNoLDs WHITING FLUIDJ
PENHoLDERs
FABER's PENCILS
GlLto1T's STEEL PENS
FINE GOLD PRNs
BLACKBOARD CRAYoNs
BLANK BOOKS
COPYING BOOKS
LETTER BOOKS.
BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
GLOBES, STATES
SKIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS.
PATENT LETTER FILES
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUCILAaE.
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS
ALL WEEKLY PICTORIAL PAPERS.
SrEREoSCOPtC INSTRUMENTS.
srEREUSCoPIC VIEWS
GERMAN AND FRENCH books.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Gc, Sc, &C, &c
A1lthe aItve suuutied AZ viat..a.t. ,- ..t.t
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The Restorative is put Ia bottles nf three sizes viz
Laige, medium and small the snail holds q pint, and
reais m dol ar pei hoite the medium holds least
twenty cent IA pr0poOn than Tho small lis
for wo dollars per hottle he large holds quaIt, 20
oen m1ru IN proportion, aud rolas for three dollars pO
bottle
o !, WOOD co Pfoprutori, No tA Hroalway, N
York md M. ia Alarh0t stfeGt, 81 Louis, Mo.
Ana sold hy all Druggists enl Fancy Goods Dealolz
aulO
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CHURCnILL'S HyPOPHOSPRITES.
Tho Great vital RegoneraIor,
TkkHESEM AR!

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Lettors
Il Patent frum ENGLAND, and secured br the seal
Of The ECOLE DE PHARAiAClE DE PARIS md III
lmfEhlAL COLLEGE % MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No, l-Invaluahle for Rouxution, spornatorrhna and
Physical Exhaustion, and is a tunic
No 2-.ompetey eradcaes all traces Of tbosr disease.
~ have Loon hitherto treated by tha nAuseOus and per
oions use Of copavia and cubohs.
No 3-Iss entirely supplanod the injurious use g me
cny hcrepy suTing TO the sui speedy relief dispe
lhs NJ We impurities, IND rouns outthc OF disea
IRiESEMAR, Nos. l, and prepared 10 the 10 a.
OF lnleuso' devoid Ot aso smell, nnd carried
"a tue wasicogi racket SoID N TN CASES and dlsded
into 6kPARArE DosEs as administered by Nalpenu Inlle
man. houN, Nlrord nc SC Price, 50 each four rnses
~ one for 50, which 50; aud ia S2T cases whereby
there y saving OF So 70 he had, whoesne aud RETAIL
Of Dr, BARROW, 1874 Bleeeker St, New York. Immedi
atey on r9eeying remittance, Or. Harrow will
the ~ MS Il M Il TO part OF the wurln sccuroiv
parked and addressed according the the
writer.
FoI sale by GAYLORD n HAMMOND
ANIL WILLIAM FIsKE.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

keprrtsd by tho Ukion TELEGRAPH,
'FficEi WAntNos nLocE, CORNER ~ BANK AND
sr. CLAIR srnEgTs.
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Cincinnati. q Peb 10 1851 ilS Third 81
PRoF. WoOp--Dear Sir; Dyih advice oi friend nf
mine, who had buen usrg Hair RostoTaiiys,
induced Ia tty had the iovorsono tmo asi May, ana
nearly every naT In my hend out E0w my hair has
oup ia great oal thick than Nolhing hut
duty aud s,mnnthy that 4 To communicable 10 Others
who afflicted have bee would Induce TO give
This public now edgrmon OF the henuf have received
from Prof Woods Hair RestOfftivO.
HonTsTespectfully,
A. X. JACOBS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Sas- See advertisement of DR.. santord's Liver
1yigorator
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FOf sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 23 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Amie de Femme" a. the PTopristOr's pnoes
SNie ekWlJo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

J. Gallup, Hiram GriswOld, L. C. Pratt, ThOmA
Garfield, G, P. Jewett, saml Brooks.
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u II any people IN The world ever needed
an sposle to cast their devils out it who live
this waerogsed country. The miasmatc poison Of
swamps aud Marshes becomes a ventabe devil in tho
blood to revel in the Agues and Fsve which shake and
eoroh us all. Ayers "AouE CURE is said to bo the
pose we need and ui neishhors who tried
eondTm The rannrl -Jonrnal pInno. IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

To- Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo'
patby simpliaed No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell
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riahdont Of giving satisfaction 10 those who
may favor hsm with their patronage.
A large assortment Of ORNAMENTAL HAIR alVays
iioT AND coLp RArHs }. anhars sa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26

New MoDE OF REPRODUCING En-.
GRAv1NGs.-M. Victor has pointed out
mode Of reproducing engtsvings by
mesns of the vapor Of phosphor0s.-
When an engraving is exposed to the
vapors Of phosphorus, bttrn;ng slowly
in the air, the black lines above become
impregnated with them; if sheet Of
paper, rendered sensitive by chlorid Of
silve. be applied to the prepared en-
craving, and image formed Of phos-
phide of silver is represented on the
paper, after a quarter Of an hours con-
tact. This representation, when euf:
ficently vigorous, resists the action of
chemical agents diluted with water
The best mode of operating is to place
the engraving in bcx, opposite card
we'll rubbed with, stick Of phospho-
rus it is necessary to rub the card
with phosphorus for each experiment.
The action of the phosphorus vapor !.
not interfered with hy-t The :--.--r~-;~'-'' -,
Of q 1ayer OF water Z ccntimetrc Or
more in thickness. If tile engravings
be exposed too long, the print is Il:
fectcd generally, aud an imperfect in-
preston is obtained..,g ,sof o,;1 go
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perhaps kissing pretty girl (here she
looked very archly,) on meeting her
was an American CUSTOM. 1t hal
frightened her at first, but now she
did not care, for she said in her at
tractive English Tuscan: "Ze KEGS
did me no harm-indeed it was not so
dees-a.gra-ble."
So this osculatory adventure termina-
ted, but Alfred says he has dreamed
of hybia and honeysucles ever since,
and that the kisses he so fortunately
obtained will fill his future hours with
fragrance. We should think they
would, for iPccolomini has All angelic
where the honey Of sentiment and poe.
|sy is ever hived. No wonder indeed,
"The fragrant infancy of opening flowers
Flowed to his senses in that melting kiss. u
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gold, are thought tifiee'ngs tiiee gsefmaa' OF darker 81
Italy and the East, while ~ Ens.>a1a Eng. N
and this country, the dark brown anu
black are preferred.
Boards are sometimes of so coarse a
texture that they require to grow a
considerable lengtl. before a judgment
can be formed as t. the best shaping
The very general habit of dyeing
the beard is ofteuest an exceeding
blunder. The peculiar deadness Of
the tint makes it detachable by the
commonest eye, and the lack of all
shading and the consequent abrubt-
ness of edge, add to the falsity Of its
look. Much the greater portion of
those who "dye,' would look vastly
better either with their grey boards or
chins closely shaven:
Let us add by the way, that the Lift
of the head above the shoulders, so
necessary to a well-bred air, may some
times be interfered with by a beard
worn too bushy and long. The effect
of the beard itself is very often spoil
ed by standing shirt collar, SO wor1,
as to cut off it's outline. Shirt, coat,
and cravat should all leave head and
beard unobstruoted to view-particu-
larly with persons of short stature.
There are various incidental motives
of course, which, arbitrarily and quite
independent Of taste, affect the wear
ing Of the beard. Clergymen, tutors,
deacons, bank directors, and under
takers may think it, more or less for
their interest to "shave, satisfy
let us say, however, very unrcasona-
bic expectations in the eyes for which
they do it! But there is for here and
there man, secondary consideration
affecting the: natural policy of the
beard. We speak Of one whose air
and manner are not sufficiently sub.
dued-one whose style requires abat.
ing. Beard is an obvious intenSifiel
to one who is naturally too snowy, and
he would de we'll to propitiate the gen.
eral impression by its sacrifice. sst.