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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

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ID LAIDI.EY & ROBINSON, ID
GRADUATES OF The
IL PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
- PHARMACY, -
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND f1HARMACEI-
lists,
Offer to country physicians and families. perfectly
CINES, ogtther with Surgeons Instruments, Per
fumsry, Fancy Goods, and all other things in the
Drug line, which they will sell on the best terms
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Prerara ions made
to ORDER and sent TO any part of the country
LAlDLEY ROBINSON,
Drug Store, 4th and Franklin SITS,
Dh IL Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

~ TIoN.-Groceries Leather,
Whisky, &C., this morning. By
mh lit g DAN ENPORT, Aucts
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DOTATOES AND SEED OATS.-l0O
i bushels Peach Blows or Hickory Leaf
200 bushels White Mercer


200 bushels White Mercer
200 bushels Early ink Eyes
1000 bu shells superior Seed Oats
Baled Oats. Baled Hay, Corn and Mill DIAL
For sale in lots TO suit purchasers.
AUSTIN gentry. Com Merchants,
NH l6-3s Market Place. Franklin ut.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of JOHN GRAY, decd, are
requested to present them to me for settlement and
queSted to settle their accounts with 40 little DELAY
a. possible, am anxious TO close administra.
too. JAMES GRAY
NH I6-6ts Admir- of John Gray, decd.
NOTlCE.-Ia have this day appointed
TO carry on and conduct for me. for cash only the
Butter and Cheese business In the % Market at the
stand lately occupied BY my father. John GRAY
Decd and hope by strict attention and straigh tfor
ward dealing with his customers, to merit contin.
uAnce of their favors.
nh ls-4ts JOHN v GRAY.
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~ SPLENDID SILKS.
ELEGANT COLD SILK ROBES.
2FLOUNCES.
BEAUTIFUL COLD SILK ROBES.
DOUBLE SKIRTS.
SUPERB BLACK SILK ROBES.
FL0UNCE5, VERY RICH.
A select and choice assortment OF
SPLENDID DRESS SILKS,
ALL COLORS AND SHADES IN BAYADERE.
CHENNE, STRIPED. PLAID AND BR0CADE.
RICH AND HEAVY PATENT BLACK SILKS,
OF BRILLIANT LUsTRE.
BLACK SILKS FOR MOURNING.
In Narrow Bayadere Stripes. Rept and Gro Grain
All of the above elegant goods will be sold at
very small profit, wholesale and retail.
NH l6-3t WATKINS 4 F1CKLIN.
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~ EVERYBODY uses SEMrLE's Ba-
b mo Powder NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-17

~ REFS Cos Steam Gallery Of Art. l3e Mali
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~ 80 - -
Stearns L Thurston
Joseph Brummel
Gretter a Brent
Charles Palmer
J Maury Garland
FLAMES A Scott
Jno W Brapsford
Chas NJ Wallace
Geo W Register
A Bodeker
Jacob S Atlee
Arm stead Miller
4 T Lancaster
John T Blair
Robt BEDFORD
B Truebeart
Fleming Griffin
Jno L Lyon
John Blair
Chas @ Thompson
Baptist a White
Sam'l z Adie
Duval 4 Norton
B ] Johnson
T G Bell
Miles q Eggleston
J X Gentry
A B Hutcheson
Edwin Robinson
Deape h Hobson
Sam'l Ayres 4 son
Geo II Gwathmey
James I Goods
Richard Talley
N 0 Anderson
James Winston
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I,0Ex.
r OsT-On TUESDAY evening. at ID

T OST-On TUESDAY evening, at the
- Young Guards soree. a LADf's SHAWL
red with white border The finder will leave the
same at the Dispa CHI office.
ALSO - Was fouud the same 1ight - One
SHAWL one VEIL and TWO STUDS. which the
owners can have by describing property and caln
on
NH Tits pEYToN WALDEN
I OSr-On Monday last, between the
IL Second Baptist Church and the Augusta Hou.s
a p 81 gold gREASTPiN, with q likeness OF . boy
ana girl The fiutier will be rewarded by leaving IL
1t this Office or at the Augusta House. NH l7-lts
T OST-On SATURDAY morning about
IL o'clock between the corner of Leigh aud 2rd
streets and the Blues Armory. q pair of 81 LIVER
EPAULETrES. The finder will be rewarded by
Main and 18th streets. nh Its
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tn. BARFGEs AND ORGANIZES
CHALLIE3 and JAC0NE1S
SPRING DE LANES. &c.
IN ROBES AND PLAIN SKIRTS.
A LARGE AND ELEGANT AssO RTMEST.
which will be offered at prices which will ensure
the patronage of all who examine them.
NH l6-3t WATKINS a flChbES.
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BID Barnes
Andrew 4 Elicit
VIM Palmer
John II Williame
Geo X Peake
A N Bieelow
Dabnev p Gooch
= H skiuker
Luther Libby
W 4 Weed
VIM Beers
Writ Robinson
J w Walker
Halves r Sutton
n Winfree
G B Luck
J p Kavenagh
Geo l. Earnest
John w Hughs
Jas r Fisher
VIM X Hill
BIZ Tinsley
Geo W Alien
David 4 VIM Currie
r II Dibrell
Jno II Sheppard. Jr
W B Radcliffe
Jas J Waggoner
N Tfnsley Pate
PJ Wrieht
Edwin Wilson
Q r Bsrksdaie
G W MacMurdo
n III Smith
Issm N Cooke
NIB l2--dtd
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books, STATIONARY,
~ AND MUSICAL MERCHANDI2E,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAS. WOODHOUSE 81 co.
Beg to announce to buyers Of all classes that they
are supplied with the largest and best stock OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Which they have ever offered beiors.
SCHOOL BOOKS, LAW, MEDICAL AND ME-
CFLLANEOUS BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS, WRITING AND WRAPPING
PAPEKS.
Indeed. Stationary Of every description. Piano
Fortes. Melodeons. Guitars, Bapjos. Accordeons,
Violins. Flutes Violin and Guitar Strings. Harp
and Vioiincello Strings
NEW AND S14ND4RD AUISEC
They have lust opened several OF tho mos
perb Note Papers, Bath Post. Envelopes and Visit
ing Cards, from the manufactures of Della aue and
JOHNSON. London; Pirrie, Scotland; and Bertean.
Paris; presenting great variety. and forming al
together the most elegant stock ever seen in sin
gio establishment
JAS wOODH0USE h CO.
Bookssl ers, Statoners and Dealers in
NH l6-6tif Piano Fortes and Music.
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~ REFS Co.'S Pearl Ambrotypes are pronoun-
ced BY everybody the best OF any taken In this
CITY Price from Is cts to S23.
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HA ELEGANT EMBROIpERIEs ANp LAO

"a ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES AND LACES
spLENDID REAL POINT LACE SETS
BEAUTIFUL POINT APPLIQUE sETs
RICH yALENCtENNEs LACE 5ETs
SUPERB FR eNCH EMBROIDERED SETS
VERY HANDSOME MALTESE AND HONI-
TON SETS
FINE FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS AND
SLEEVES
FINE EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA COLLARS
AND sLEEyES
pEQUE LINEN AND CAMBRIA COLLARS
AND SLEEVES
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED AND LACE
HANDKERCHIEFS
These e DDS hare been selected VI it'll great care,
and will be sold VERY CHEAP.
WATKINS 4 FICKLRN.
rbfs-3. General Dealers In DRY Gods.
n. TABLE AND BED LINEN
DAuASK TABLE CLOTHS. great VARIETY
TABLE DANAsKs. in the piece
SATIN DAMAsk NAPKINS
TRAY NAPKINS nd pOf LIES
COLORED DAMAsK ROYLlES
CRUMB CLOTHS
TABLE COVERS, all kinds
WHITE MARSEtLLBS QUILTS. all grades
PINK ard BLUE do
EXTRA LINEN sHEErINGS, rsrp cheap
PILLOW CASE LINENS. all widths
FURNITURE DINITIES and PRINTS
CURTAIN MATERIALS, all kinds
Our assortment of these goods Is very large ana
they will be cold very low.
NH l6-3t WATKINS FAcAh Ian.
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- RzEs L Co take more likenesses In one day
than Ali the other Galleries combined take In a
week. pretty good proof of the superiority Of
THAR portraite.
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J 4 MrRDecHl
MURDOCH trrIp.Tpp M NIcuT
MURDOCH NE ="
Il MURDOCH
Macbeth tonight
ru,rr Macbeth tonight
IhhAIhE Macbeth tonight
Macbeth tonight
Powerful attraction
Powerful attraction A. tho THEATRE to night
Powerful attraction
Powerful attraction
MrIEMURDOCH will appear in his Celebrated
character of MACBETH. supported By the full
strength of the Company.
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T,O CITY MERCHANTS. KEEPING
i CROCKERY AND GLAes,-I nave ne~ IN
store very large stock Of
CROCkkkY AND 6LAsSWAkk, p..,..
which offer 10 the city trade g iow es,SsTs m
MI An ~ Main -.
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Ny friends and the public gtneisy
VII, ana ms located on Franklin street. nssl's W
poetic Rlniord poftsr'e. ,..y .sut
nh N-3ws jAhks aAspAA' w."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
From the Ohio Farmer.
Death of s. y. Sterling.

The citizens of cleveland were startled on
last Sunday, by the information that Mr.. E. T.
Sterling, who has SO long conducted the bust
ness of the Cuyahoga Steam Furnace, had been
found dead that morning, on Bank street. An
inquest was held in Chapin's Hall, on that
day, and on Monday and Tuesday. The facts
of the case seem to be that Mr.. Sterling had,
for some time past, been the victim of strong
drink, and frequented gambling honses. On
Saturday evening, be was In company with
Kinsman Sherman, at several drinking houses,
aud afterwards at Sherman's room, in company
ii ia supposed, with others. At three O'Clock,
on Sunday morning, Mr.. Sterling was found
dead en- the side walk, at the foot of the stairs
leading to Sherman's room, but no one saw
him but Sherman Sherman testi6es that he
met Sterling at the Angler House, at ten
O'Clock Saturday night, where he drank with
him. They went from there to Stanwix Hall,
where they again dvank, and thence to She.
mans room, where they drank and gambled
until half past three O'Clock on Sunday MORN
ing. Sterling then left Sherman's ROOM very
drunk, to 90 down two flights of stairs, to the
street. Sherman pulled off his coat, to go to
bed, when he heard something fall, looked on
the street, and saw Sterling lying on the side
walk, sepseless. With the help of Beach, a
professional gambler, in the adjoining room,
he carried MIR Sterling to his room, where he
breathed his last. Sherman says he could not
find a doctor; yet DIR. Rockers house is within
a hundred and fifty feet of the spot; and the
we believe, was at home. The evil
of watchmen and others contradict the
testsmony of Sherman. Mr.. Sterling was much
loved by his friends, and especially by the
workmen in his employ. He was very chari-
table, none more SO, and he had many excel
lent qualities of heart and mind. That such
y nan should fall a victim to the love of strong
drink, and the temptations of the gaming table,
is to be regretted. His family are highly re-
spectacle.
p. s. On Wednesday morning, the testi-
mony before the Coroner's Jury closed, and
the following verdict rendered:
@3The Jury find that Mr.. Sterling came to
his death by hsmorrhags of the brain, produc-
ed by a fracture of the skull; that the circum-
stances surrounding the case, as developed be-
the jury, leads them to believe that the
was caused by violence, but at whose
bands they cannot determine; but while ex-
said opinion, they also believe it pos
'ible said fracture was caused by a fall.
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HFYEVoLBYdE

We do ~. t think a peraoH can eEince a more be-
~ VIOLENT trait of character than being moved Mt the
distress and suffering of others, and furthrrmQre,
anxious 10 do all in their power to alleviate by every
possible means human sufft ring In this view of the
ease We do not knaw how the humane and benevo-
lent Can do an aatinir more in acenrdance with their
philanthropic views, than BY calling the attention of
their afflicted friends and acquaintance to the fact.
that Di. SETH ). HAScE. of I06 Baltimore street. Bal.
tirnore, Nd, has discovered . preparation. which 10
put up in the form Of a pill, that has a scientific ac-
tion Tor curing Epilepsy. or falling fits. spasms.
cramps. ord all forms of nervous dIseasef. Amang
those who have been Prominently cured. we might
mention a member of he family of james Fl Bepdie.
Huntsville, Alabama: Ar. n p SieJge. Cabin Point,
surry COUNTY. Va and Mr.. W P. Lighton. Grenada,
Mississi pi- We might go on enumeratipg q number
of others, until we had entirfl y filled UP this column
of our paper but We think we have said sufficient
To satisfy every person that the subject under con
>ideratipp il pne of vital inn ortance to every ONE
Reader! if you are "a we'll man or woman. and have
no need of a remedy. perha s you know some person
who is no, equally blessed as yourself. if SO. cut out
this notice. aud send it to him or her. II will cost
you but little trouble, and probably it will make y.u
instrumental in curing some poor, afflicted mortal of
that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy, or falling sick
ness.
DR. Hance sends his pills hy mail, free of postage.
to all parts of the world, on the reeeipt of . reWit-
lance. His PRICES are: ope bog. 50 two, S. twelve,
S24. We have given his address aboye. 4v7
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cLEVELaND Pa oDUcE EFT.
DAILY HERALD OFFICE,

<
SATURDAY NOOK, Aug. 15.
FLOUR-There are no signs of Improvement as
yet, though holders are UNIV illing TO Make any con-
cessions from their present prices. Small sales ars
made from ting to time at SIS to SIS, so for good to
choice brands of red wheat Extras and Double Ex-
tras. Double Extras from white wheat range from
$5,76@s6.
WHEAT-The only sales made are of single car
loads, principally on orders, and but little at that.
Sales this morning consists of car new Red at ST.
II; l do at 81, 10; l car new White at 81, 10. These
prices cannot be obtained in large quantities, and
the views of millers here rate considerably below
quotations.
CoRN-Not- much doing. Part Of a carload sold
from track at 79c. Little lots from store are held
at s1@s8c. From 10000. is about the actual
range of sales.
QATS-Part of q car load in bags on track sold
to day At BAG.
BUFFER-Good W. R. sells moderately at 1s
@1S3c.
EGGs-ouiet at 1880.
CHEEsE-ouiet At 1850 W. R., and &c for
Hamburger.
FQFAToEs-sale 100 bush faiF At 6oc, and 112
bush. extra New York at &c. Common do not rate
over sec.
DRIED APPLEs--sals 100 bush. yesterday at
S1,es.
HIGHWINEs-smaH sales at 24@243c.
SALF-Steady at 81, 30 on cars.
FIsH-Enquiry Light, and supply equal to de-
mand. ~
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Tbs seandinavian Pills and Purifer.

r~--H kINcINNATI. July i. 1000
DR @. w. RoBAcK,-1EAn SIN :-In rep:y to
Inquiries made Of ME. it gives me Pleasqrs to say.
widow of the late DR.. Atlee of Cincinnati. previous
to her going East, expressed. her confidence ip the
efficacy ,oe your Scandinavian Remedies, and the
benefit she derived fr9n using them. She had been
suffering from general prostration at times. being
over seventy-six years of age, and oPthalmlo and in
hamation of the face. Various remedies were re-
sortedts without relief. when some friends recon-
me. ded a course of your scandinavian Blood Purif-
eF and Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and
she was considered restored to health.
know many who have used your medicines, and
speak decidedly Of the benefits derived. thus testi-
fling of their reno .atlng influence in d~urifying the
blood and giving vigor and energy p the system
They haye my cordial appreciation. Very respectful
|ly, Your obediept servant.
s j. BRowN.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been 2 devoted laborer
in the cause Of Cri-tianity. in Cincinnati for more
than thirty years. as almost every old Cincihnatian
knows. Such testimony, from such a source. is not
to he passed oyer lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented TO the public, ever feceiVed
atithe of the comm, ndati"n from OF STAND
ING. in every walk of life. that mine have done =
See adyertiseipent.
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- THR HEaALD 81 TsprH, a new rel

L--2
I- TUE HERALD 6P TRUTH, . new relig=
Ious weekly, published in the City of New
York, and edited by Rev. john W. MAJOR,
has been received at our Office. Its ayoEed oh
jeet is 10 disseminate the views of the leading
piYines of the.yaFious Evangelical denOmiRa-
tions as expressed in their sermons. and to per
petuatc a movement made last winter, in the
City, and felt throughout the country, (by
means of gratuitous preaching in the Academy
of Music, and other large buildings0 to make
tae Gospel accessible 10 all. Sermons are,
therefore, the great feature Of the paper, and
four or FIVE are to appear in each number. In
the copy before US are fye--two by the Rev.
G. FL. Spurgeon of the Baptist Church of Lon
don, said to have been preached to audiences
of about ten Thousand persons; one by the Rev.
DIR. Bethune, of the Reformed Dutch Church
Of Brooklyn, n. Y; one by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Lintock, of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
New York City and one. by the Rev. Lemuel
Haynes. deceased formerly of the Congrega-
tional Church of Rutland Vt. The Herald u
Truth is a large y rto, and is afforded foF 81
per annum, 81 t r 6 months, single copies 5
cents. 1t can be obtained Of the News Agents,
anywhere, if application is made to them, or
where there are no News Agents, persons wish
ing to subscribe, can enclose the price, and
address as follows aHeraId IF Truth" No,
100 Nassau stfeet, New York, or subscriptions
for it will be received ct our office,
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NEW Yonk CATTLE mARKkF.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10.
The market has continued very similar to last
week. The increase in the receipts has been ABOUT
equally divided between poor and coed quality; for
the former prices are rather lower, and, for the
latter, the same rs previously. At Bergen, n. j.
1918 head were purchased by New Workers. We
quote prices at 92@104c; average, &c; some very
fey as high as ile-
The supply is much smaller and prices are uu-
changed Sales of common to prime at 4@63ca
MICH COWS.
There is very little doing prime grades are scarce.
Sales at $25@S65, as to quality.
SHEEP AND LAABs.
The trade is rather better, and prices 3 shade
higher. The supply being over 6ooq head, reduced
Lambs have sold at s2@S5, including a namber
that would dress S2(,34 lbs at 26 s~hillIngs each
Store sheep have sold al s. % head
This market has declined largely and is well sup
Piled with heavy csrn fed and d~istillery led. Ne
quote at 60a5e fpr corn fed and N@de fox disdl-
lery.
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The G.eat wool Trade.

The great success of the Wool Fair Just
held IN this city, is cause for great peHgFatula-
tion to Northern Ohio, and especially so to our
city, for it establishes Cleveland as the great
wool mart, not only fF Northern Ohio, but for
the Mississippi Valley. This city, by being
the great fatal point, where lies the natural mid
die gEpHnd between the consuming East and
the producing West, has, of course, local adj
Eantages which designate it as the rallying spot
for wool growers, wool dealers and wool custo-
mers. Yet these advantages require direction
tosgive them full effect, and Messrs. GooDALE
& Co., and other Wool Dealers of the city,
took the matter in hand and have carried the
First Wool Growers Fair to q perfectly sue
nessfuf issue:
We being judges, there we're NOPE WOOL buy
ers here at.the Fair than there were wool grow
ers; and that fact shows that the Eastern Man
ufactufers are ready to cooperate in this great
movement which is Of SO much moment to the
wool interests of Ohio. The only fear had,
gas upon the part of the growers, who looking
upon the Fair as an experiment, were, on the
start, . little timid, fearful, perhaps, that the
Fair would not attract the attention of wool
consumers sufficiently to prevent combinations
among bidders that would be ruinous to the
wool growers Interest. The 6rstshoHr of the
sale dispelled that fear, fer in that hour the
different classes of buyers were "felt Of by
the Offering of various lots and grades of wool,
and it became apparent that there were buyers
for all the wool, and at good prices.
We suppose the sales reached 5 10000
big days work. This wool, for the most part,
~as raised within q circuit of one hundred
miles. Although there were Eaany samples
from other states, the heaFiest lots, however,
were from the region roa4d about us.
IF there were any pct entirely pleased with
the result of the Faif, We imagine they we're
the wool spectators, wha, in the figure at
which the woods went, saw 10 "margin" for
them to operate on.
Every thing vas conducted, so far as we
eonsd see, upon honorable, high-nindea bqsl-
ness ground. Unfortunately, sickness and
death 10 the family Of Mr GoopALE proven
ted him from personally directing at the sale,
but Mr.. Bur- discharged that duty with great
satisfaction. The admirable arrangements OF
the Fair, classification of woods, the catalogues,
and every thing that Iberality and good judg-
,aent eould secure, contributed very much to
I've success of this first Wool Fais-Cseusda~d
reN
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DlER

On the 11th inst, of Cengestisn of the Brain. Mr..
ROBERT WALLACE RYALL.
The deceased had been for a number of years, a
professor of religion, and while reason held her
throne, looked death calmly in the face. He has
left an aged mother, an afectionate wife, and an
only child to mourn his early removal.
..Death's but a path that must be trod,
If man would ever pass to God" $50
On the 1ath inst, after an illness of nearly two
months terminating in disease of the brain, JANE.
naughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES McCooL, of Ash
land, aged:three years, two months and four days.
Early, bright, transient, chaste as morning dsw,
She sparkled. was exhaled. and went to heaven.ni
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CARD TO LADIES.
The Hachish or Percie Pills. for Females,

The importers of this reliable and safe remedy for
Female Complaints, would respectfully call the atr
tention of the Ladies of this country toit. feeling as
sured that in the Hachish or Percie Pills they will
find a safe and never fai,ing remedy for all diseases
arising from a deranged or disaFdeled system such as
sick head ache. paIptation of the heart, lowness of
apirits, nervous affections, Luecnrrhea. Whites, DC.
In removing stoppages or distractions of the men
ses, from whatever cause, they ar. infallible. The
suppression SO common, is speedily relieved. and
there will be no recurrence, if used according to di-
rections.
CAUTION. rr
There are times when the Hachish or Percie Pills
that they will not only preyeni pregnancy, but inyar-
ably cause miscarriage If they are taken during the
earlier months married ladies are therefore ~c9utipn-
ed against using them at such times at any other
time they are safe
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the remarks
strength, clearness aud bplliancY. (Which Is not tran
silent or injurious, blu highly beneficial and lasting)
increasing its power to an eminent degree and this
effect. in connection with their e~eEtaipty In remoying
distractions DC, indisPutably royes thatthey con
tain properties and produce effects never before OBJ
tanned.
None genuine WITHOUT the signature of EXILE
MopFo4. Proprietor, RHe st. Honore, Paris, or MAS
SOL q LAUE,E, Importers.
Price 81 ,25 per box half boy IS cents. Sold by
Gayord d Hammond. VIM. Fiske. Strong d Arm
strong. BENTON Brothers. West-Side, )Cleveland, and
by Druggists generally.
Null Packages.
Mail Packages put NJ in closely sealfa double en-
velopes. having the appearance of an ordinary letter.
PRICE 81 90. Sold only by our General Agents, ".
B ALDEN q CO. Cleveland. Ohio, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
Sold by Potter 4 Knox. Agents. Ashland, Ohio.
Sept. Is, 1858. ly,5