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MATRIMONIAL.

o THR LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune to health many
LOusands OF my country-women.
Ny success excited the malice Of the snvious and
uous; hut prosecutions served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
hays fallen upon my pathway from the tar sufferers whom
1 have relieved So long / am held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those WHO have experienced my
shu afford to despss tho efforts Of mischiefmakers
nd slandeTer
My friends uaye repeatedly urged place my med
for producing mensruation within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; but indsposon to enter
hed occupied by quaoks with their perniciOus norums
that unprucplod oountersters might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hhe pre-
vented establishing agencies for the sale Of my
ABuE DE FEMME" In the United States.
last yield TO the entreates OF patients and friends
aud ofor the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
Ia regard to the efficacy Of the ANNE DE FEMME" 1
noed only say that it is Ia liquid orm and is exactly such
AZ have used ia my paccein France years aud
{ hat it has failed to satisfactory result
The "Amis dc Femme" aud meustruaon stand In the
laOn Of and effect. II is alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual how where it has existed and "a
ssors It where been from any suppressed,
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of doc
items each bottle Of the annie de Femme viii bear
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing btl
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package =, ,,oo,v,
PARIS, JaEuaTy, 1881
Fer sale, wholesale and Rstail, by WILLIAM FIsRR
No 70 Superior street Cleveland, who will supply The
Annie de Femme at the Prophetor's prices.
auto dEwlys
IVHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
J. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N1ZS1ZM
GssSZ zSTS4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

MoNEY LosT On Friday evening, probably on
Superior or Erie streets, about thirty dollars in
Bank Notes, said notes being contained in bun
envelope, and consisting of five dollar bill, Bank
Of Crawford Co , Pa, with strap around It, two
orthree five dollar bills, State Bank of Ohio, and
other Ohio and Illinois money. The finder willbe
liberally rewardedby leaving the above at the Of
fee of the Cleveland Leader.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MUSICAL FRIEND.-HAwKs & BROTHER have
received No 10 of "Our Musical Friend" with the
following contents Pegolletto Redowa, by
Hohnro.h; Bring us the Gobet-song, by II. Hugo
Barcarolle, Qor piano) by A. Croisez; The Rose
Leaf Schottische, by Charles Tradel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

ES'- Il. RUFFINI's new Spring style Of Hats and
Caps is considered perfect. He sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for Four Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland That truth can be
verified by calling at IT'S Superior street. next door
to Taylor Griswold & Co.'s.
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COAL! = COALM- COALMl
John ton & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
C" Orders promptly filed al .her Yard, the Cenal
near the foot OF Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
IOHN TOD, ocl2 dom 22Bs J. V. YATES
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BRREA ELEoTIoN.-The Republicans Of Berea
have done we'll They elected J. v. Baker, May
or, over G. NJ. Barber, Loco foco, by "a majority.
This is a good and encouraging result, as Berea
has been under Democratic rule for several years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

gsB@ Harpsrs Monthly, Part for April, Our
Musical Friend, Independent, Evangelist, Ambas-
sador, Golden Prize ~ Y Weekly, Post, Herald,
Times, Tribune, &c. &c. for this week, can be
found at olmsteds News Room, opposite the Post
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WIGS ! WIGSIl WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They ure elegant, LIGHT, EASY and durable.
Fitting to a oharm-hO turning up behind-nO shrinking
81 the head indeed th the only Establishment where
tbes things are properly underyo' d and made.
2Sl Broadway, New York.
iarlr W FISEEE Ilnvelnnd. Ohio. Agant. q
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ST. GEORGES sooIRTY-Tho annual Festival
Of the st. Georges Society will be held at the
Weddell, on Thursday, April 20th No doubt all
go ID Engshmen and Yankees who attend will
have Joyous time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

LECTURES ON PHRENOLosY.--By reference to
the advertisement in another column, it will be
seen that Prof L. N. Fowler will deliver a course
Of lectures at Melodeon Hall, commencing on next
Monday evening. As a practical phrenOlogist,
Prof Fowler has no superior He has been lectur-
ing South and East, with great success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

The CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-A large audience
greeted the Laborde and Fomes Concert Troupe
at the Melodeon last night, and it was truly ap-
preciatiye audience, who could note the excellence
of the singing and see the beauty of the perform.
ances. The programme was select and composed
Of gems Of music which were htly strung together.
The pieces were all most maguihcently sung karl
FoRMEs, the King OF Song, Is such q singer as one
secs but once in lie time, and once seen aud
heard will not be forgotten. His deep, clear,
powerful voice rang from the roof and walls az
those walls may never echo again.
He was most enthusiastically en- cOred, and he
sang two additional pieces in answer to the call
in one of which he played the accompaniment i'm
self
! OF Mime. LABoRDE we surely eau say nothing
that will sufficiently express the delight and rap
ture with which she was listened TO by the au
dience. Her figure is good and her face a charm
ing one. When she came upon the stage and sang
without the notes,) she at once took captive al
hearts by her eye which played upon every par
of the room. Light, free and graceful in her mo
tions, her singing was apparently such spOnta
neous outpouring of food of melody within, tina
'hO ulOS' "eui'J uti" i"P'uiOuS aFP'"uSS "'N y
stayed only with extra songs mot down in th
books"
Mile PoINsor has a splendid voice, and display
it admirably upon the stage. ERNEST PERRIN
sings with as fine tenor as we ever heard, Bot
of these artistss were obliged to sing extra piecr
to satisfy the audience.
Altogether the concert was the most complei
aud perfect that has, perhaps, ever visited Cev'
land and we regret that it cannot be repeated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

NorIoH-ReV. Mr. Brewster win deliver Lee.
ture upon the Significance Of the trial uow in pro
gress in this city and the character Of the Fugitive
Slave BILL on Sunday evening, at the Wesleyan
Chapel
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

OsWEGoj Aprl 3,
The schooner Fairfield, from Detroit, with -four
and grain, and the Lively, from Toledo, with pork,
arrived here last night, being the first vessels
through the Weand Canal this season
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

MmIrARY.--Gov. Chase has appointed Fran.
els M. Case, Of Williams county, to be Aid
de-Camp to the Commander n-Chief, with the
rank of Colonel, in place of j. NJ Ashley, re.
signed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

DETRoIT BoATs.-On and after Monday next
the Ocean and May Queen will start for Detroit at
o'clock p. b. instead of9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

CoLD AND FRosr SoUTH.-A despatch from
Augusta, Georgia, the 18th, says severe frost
is blighting the growing vegetation lee is
fnnnd at some nnints
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

Tho Resuutivo is nut 10 inttes Of three sizes via
LNge medium and small; the small hOldt piut, and
etat Tor one doler per botie the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more in proportion than tho small rass
for Two dollars per bottles he large holds Goa & 40 per
cent more IN proportion and rcta for three dollars pef
bottle -
o. j. WOOD \ co Plopnators, No 3l2 Broaiwag N
y, un the great ~ y. Wire Railing Establiahment and
No. ia Market stiect 81 LouiC Mo
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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FEBRUARY.

The Land end the Book; 2yOs. ......,....... 50 so
Lie Of John Quiu'y Adams 70
New American Eucycoprda, vol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
History of Rhode Island vol ................, 20
Walks aud Talks utH Farmer IA Euga Olmsteu I 2a
Discipline Of stoms Baptist Book ~
Sylvan tlors Daughter ....................... %
Moman's Thoua hts about Women new edition .... on
Terrence translate cd lb
Arago's Biographies, lst series. %
Less ms 1T the ~
Ministry Of Life; by author Of hinstorug Children OO
From Poorn, use 20 IS
Sonrs " the Church .................... IS
Fuure Life IN another World; Wood. ,...-..,.... 90
MIS- Kombe's Poems ....................... 90
Willie Wiukie's Nursery Songs ................... 10
Buuon's Pilgrimage 90
The Laird of Nofan O.. 90
Shahmnh in Pursuit Of Freed dom.. so
Vsstry Harp. ............ 40
History OF the Christian Chu ch; Shaft wi l.... 60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

Gov. CHAsE.-His Excellency Gov. CHASE was
in town yesterday, and visited United States
Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09
April 7, 1889 AMOS CoE.

We are requested to state that It vas not Mr..
Aplin's servant girl who placed the ashes in the
barn on Lake street, causing the fire Of Thursday
morning. Some other person put them there.
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THK s1CKLRs TRIAL.

THE hIChLES TRIAL.
WAsmNeToN, April g.
The examination of the witnesses for the prose
cuion relative to the facts Immediately connected
with the killing Of Nc. Key was resume 4 L. o.day.-
The Coroner produced the bloody clio lhes of the
deceased, several brass keys a handkerchief, opera
glass and box, and Deiinger pistol, the latter
having been handed him by Mr. Downer shortly
after the tragedy Much sensation was produced
thereby.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

Ara special meeting Of Cataract Engine Com.
pany No. 5, held Friday evening April sth, 1859, It
was
RESOLVED, That we tender our sincere thanks to
our many friends, and especially to the Alert Hose
Company No J. for their gentlemauy conduct and
kindness 10 their manly Efforts in saving our prop.
erty, and in offering the use OF their house at
the late fire.
WIN. H. PEPPERDAY, Sec, pro TEN.
GEO. W. BAIRD, Foreman.
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE;
DR., IsrnrI in Rondnre.
lNGHANi a BRAGG
NEW BOOKS BECKlVED IN
MARCH.

Three Visits to MADAGASCAR by E,lis illustrated 81 50
Bntthfs Dscoyei les Ia Cent raj Ai a. 81 90
IA plata and Paraguay ; OO
American Elouuence, by Moore, 2yOls 90
Am .rtCau Guide Book for 1883 OO
day Of Lady eQ
Onward; by Jane Winacom ,...-......---...... 70
Tue Mothsr's Mission. Us
syn holS OF the Cppual by MHyO..... .........- Ol
life OF Doug las IeTtold by his S........... Gee. "
HgOE Biographies OF Scientific Men, I'd Series. "
Matrimonial Brok orpgB In New York. o,
Amerionn Ho ne Garden, by Watson illustrated. . q
The hoster Bro hefs. ...... '.s's.s'''.ss''s "
Letters from spain, by W Bryant. ....... z
The Queens Of scotland, by AgnCs Sricklank vol T. y
Fanknei by W NJ. Wood. ..-........,.. p
Home Hits aud Hints by Coggeshnl ...........,. U
Morality ard the state by Nash ....,.,...,,., 2
prescous Phlptho ID vol g.. ....,.......,.,..,, Y
Palestine Past aud Present; Osborne. u
DAVIS aud Practice pf Whist. .......... Il
Monlei his History Of the United States for Schools. n
Kennys Manual OF Chess ........,...,s ... 81
pallesey the Huguenot. ,...... ........
Adam Bedc. 0
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- Dr. j. Hostetter,s Celebrated

stomach Bttrs for the cure Fever and Ague Is beyod
all controversy the safest ami best remedy that could be
used by the afflicted for all diseases Of the above nature
The most violent this eadful disease have oen
been prevented by Of this reliable remedy The
Btters have been used by the proprietor 60
syo practice the treatment Of Fever and Ague for
number Of years and its wonderful curative powers
we'll Known both the press srd the public Those who
desire thorough renovation Of their entire system should
not fail 10 use the Bitters.
For sale hr drnassis md denlas ranerlIY erarvhere
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Yours. ia s y0S sS. S,n'ns s. p%VSp'MS w 'MSrpDLEToN

PttLApEl PntA, Sent 9, 1851
fhof: WoOp-Dtdr Sir. Your Hair Restorative l. prov
ing elf benehcal The front and also back par
Of my head almost ost It's coveriugwss 40 feet BALB
have used but two haif pint bottles Of ami
now tho top Of my head Is well tudded with q promising
crop fyoung hair and the front is also receiving
NJ have iHed other epnrati MS without any houefi
whattver ltunk from my own personal rec0mmendutos
/ can Induce manv others - try it
Yours Respectfully, d. r THOMAS NJ D.
30
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RI W. JENRiNs,
Cor Columbia and Carroll sts., Broofivp

LIVINGSTON, Ala Feh u. lsse
Poor. WoOnDefr Sir Your Hair Restorative has done
much good In this pei Of the country NV hair has lean
slightly dimnishiug ior several years, caused srppOae
from slight burn en- quite intnht have been
using your Hair restorative for six weeks and find thaT
have fine head OF hair growing aft having used Al
other remedies known to effect think II the val
nablu remedy now eSaut and advise all w5 8hicttd
that way 20 use your remedy
You can publish this ii you think proper
Yours, &C, s. W MIDDLETON
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! Christian Cjhu CHI shsfrii yol L..
JANUARY
.AlagIlO9Il IS' Rr0PR
AlSgIG2ll 81 Bragg
HAVE MADE LARGE PREPA-
Totios for the trade OF the sppInaohng season, and
solicit the attention Of BOOK BUYERS
At Retail
At Wholesale.
For Libraries
EOrC

For Schools
For Dealers NC.
Among their own Publications will be found
Mlnfds Readers q bOOksl
btoddRTd's Arthinetics "A bOOks)
PaysOn, Dutton 4 Scbners Writing Books,
CoFnells Googmp phies % bOOks)
Green's CummaTs o 3bOpks)
W0rccgter's DtotiOnar eH 10 szes)
Iate's PHILOSOPHERS u b0Oksl
Hnnuted puySOuB Book keeping and blanks,
WinslOw's intellectual Philosophy
PuTlty'B Hi tories q nOOks)
WuTcosteT's Primary SpelleT,
St9arne's Guide TO Pronunciation,
Word Method Reader (new ediliOn)
Most OF the above used in the Cleveland Public
Schools Teachers and Boards Of Education desiring
introduce Of the ahoO are requested 10 communicate
with us. ~ Catalogues furnished
IkGHAM A WRAan
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Bankers.

n. l. wHIruAA M srAHpART. G ", sTASpART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers, and ,ealsrs n Foreign aud Domestic EN
change No Superior street. We draw direct on Lon,
don aad viii furnish Drafts for any amount eaysols At al
nd Germany Collections made on all accessible points
Tcn ghuul the Unitsd States and Canadas. mhs;lY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

n Another false alarm Of Orc last Night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-09

70 If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out, it is who live in
this waer-logged Tho miasmatic poison of our
swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood to revel the Agues aud Feyes which shake and
scorch all. Ayers "AeUE CURE " is said to be the
apostle we need and Of neghbors who have tried
il confirm the report -JOunLl, Plano, H.
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NJ Carpsnterl Petition for change Of name otthe 50
aud others. : Clur street Plank Road Company
AND NOW COMES the Petitioners

A Nj NOW OOMES the FctltlOnerS
IA and he mater In SAID p0tiiion contained camr on
be heard the Court, aud The Court md thai due
tce u the aye aud object Of the said petition hss heen
given By publication Of such notice In the Cevol nd Oatv
Ieader aud that the ANeEu ia tie petition contained
are true and that the petitioners entitled to the relief
prayed for IN said petit n
Gts therefore ordered, adudged and deoreed thai the
~ said Company ho changed 10 the name OF tie Isl
Oair Street Gravel Road Company" and that upon the
Company comp ag With The provision of the law
the said COMPANY shall be known under and BY she said
name and have all the poWea and he subject % the
II change Of name had been made
and that said chance Of name shall IA no way effect th
TFhts OF Company, any Individual corpora ion
OFdeFFd that the petitioners pay the costs Of this anpea
rou o hs taxed aprld3ld29
g A. POWERS-Merohant Tailor,
Ds l6pall 81, under the Wedde, keeps eonstsntl o.
which h will make up In the most approved style
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HnLLnwAr,s OInrnENr. = M comnlaints

HoLLowAy's OINTMENT. - The complaints
that rerder maternity rather curse than blessing yield
to this healing agent The nipple and gathered breast
that enianger the life OF the offspring sl the pareu
srs speedily dispeleJ by the immediate uss olhs power
full detergent remedy
Slld at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
YORK ana hy ali Druggists 2Sc 63o aud 81 er
box 255
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE - HAIR DYE
WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable Dye knoton
rha nrirnnl md h.sl I'M Ihn wnrllI

glIV IIIINVII NI'I-V77''
The Original and best in the world
Al others are mere limitations and should be avoided II
you Slsh H. escape rdicue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
tsautifal and natunl Brown or Black without the least
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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applications have besn made ~ the Hair Of his patrons s
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
be Distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
iBure in the however long may be continued
aud the III effects Of Bad Dyes rsmedisd; the Hair nvgor
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Made. sold applied (n private ToomsJ at the Wig
Factory No. 23 Broadway, N. Y
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy goods Dealess
C9@ The genuine has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving four sides Of each Box, of
VIM. A. BATCHELoR,
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NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERs

MADAGASCAR; being vi its To that country In 1853 lsA
snd lS9 bv tho Rev MT Eles, author Of "Polynesian
Researches Price $3.50
HOME GARDEN; illustrated Abo W tson
ADAM BEDEi by George Elliot author Of scsues In
TAHKNEI.. OR THE SAN JACENTO, ON THE
SEASOF INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN by W. NJ.
WO d.
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DIKES PEAK-A large assortn ent
III Of IGFLEs \ REVoLVERs Guitabe for Pke's
Pcak. Lkewise, dodhle aud single bauelIs i s SHOT
GUNS any quantity Of 0t oetoFaa, such a. POWDER
SHOT, ClPS &c very low for cash NJ Ha'ters y's Dun
Store No l02N Superior street. ext door 20 Gotham h
Apltns husirlng Rsatly executed with diepatnh
fshndyFa II HATrERSLEY.
HAMBURG OHEESE-
Some hatwsigh l2s NJ each for sale at
APPS A, NJ. FERRY cos
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FAR NIERS.

Which s now on exhibition aud for sale under the Burnet
House, JrneT Of Prospect and Ontario streets
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKK
No 70 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie do Femme" at the Prophetor's prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-17
THE INTELLTGENCER.

H L r
HAMLEr's ToNB.-A recent traveller in Den.
mark gives the following sketch of his visit to
the tomb of great dramatic notoriety:-''A
tip from Copenhagen to Elsinore took US
through two of those royal. residences that are
about to pass into other hands-Yiz: Friedens.
borg, about twenty-five miles from Copenhagen,
and Marienlust, at Elsinore. Marienlust is a
desoate place i'll April, but most beautiful when
Its trees, garden, aud statues are decked in
summers garb Situated on a decliviIy sloping
TO the sea, the little chateau looks out upon the
clear waters of the Sound, gistening with sharp
reflections in the sunlight, and bounded on the
horizon by the pleasant hills Of the Swedish
coast On one sidet the stronghold of Kronberg,
which defends the passage of the Sound, rears
its Elzabethan towers, whilst in the distance
behind gstens the white house of IIeimsborg in
Sweden, crowned by an ancient tower frowning
in dark tones on the surrounding country. The
innumerable shipping that stud the waters in
crease the charm of landscape unsurpassed in
the beauty of its hues, the variety. of its COM
ponent parts, and the brilliancy ofits colors.-
Turning for an instant from this brilliant pic
ture, different one. presents itself. In n shady
nook, away from the sea, the eye rests on
pleasant grove of trees. There, in q sequester-
ed spot, near brawling limpid stream, stands
the tomb Of Hamlet 1t is little mound of
earth, on the top of which stands small obe-
lisk. This obelisk, formed of stones neatly sn
perposed, resembles section of cone. No
inscription breaks the mystery of the place, and
the mind wanders nndisturbed in Shakspearian
dreams, and such reveries as moss and lichen
can create. The ghost of the Prince ofDenmark
has never frightened the peaceful inhabitants of
Marienlust, and to this may be inscribed the
unbelief of Elsinore gossips, that Hamlet ever
lived in aught but the Imagination of our best
known dramatist," ygu-ssE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-17


Too MANY LOVERS PuzELED MAID. IA young
and buxon lassie on the Vineyard, it appears,
has been very naughtlY receiving attention"
from two enamored swains-one of them living
in Connecticut, aud the other, a follower OF the
seas, residing near the briuy clements which he
plows. Each thought himself the favored one
above all others, but mistakes occur among low
ers as well as other people. The Connecticut
individual recently visited the Vineyard, and
succeeded in making arrangements to take his
lady love TO the state of wooden nutmegs and
domestic bliss Lover number two heard of it,
and became desperate, He laid in wait for the
boat that was to bring his antagonist and the
treacherous fair one from the island When 1T
(the boat arrived, he followed them to the de:
not, where there was ''scene." The discarded,
one proposed to knock down, drag out, mutilate,
main, kill and otherwise nialtrert Connecticut,
who was evidently getting the worst of it, when
the lady stepped up and pitched int, into the ,s man man
of her tongue and the plainness of her speech,
and consequently wiIted, caved, drooped like
willow, and left wiser and q sadder man The
woman loved not wisely, perhaps, but ttoo we'll
-TNew Bedford Standard, Feb. Sd.