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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-30
CRESCENT CITY2GALLERY.

WE ALL follow interest i'm spite Of vain talk,
And TO thOs@ who deal fairly, to them we should
walk, -t Pa r.H f.t
Now, yen who want Pictures, both cheap and first
! rate, -- z-.r..
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery, lyon don't
have TO wait).
lie fears no competition from one or the other,
But looks upon each friend and brother;
lie cares not for show, Eor putting, nor blowing,
Mock seirees, or gsmmon, assuredly knowing
That he make. the trade, who gives most for the
cash;
The people nothing about any grand splash.
Now, all who want Pictures. large ones small,
Should. without more delay, Mr.. Smith call;
The Court Honse. you know, just over the way,
Examine his PictGres-we knew what YOU n say
The best In the city, and cannot lie beat
In finish price--snd 10y way Of a treat,
To Ladies and Families he lessons his pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect il day.
seplG-Gm ts
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EVANSVILLE TEA STORE.
"oHERR.ss, ~, Ill a0-M.mES.
~ cial centres like Boston, New York, and
Evansville business is gradually classifying ITSELF
TINS aiioriing goods TO dealers and consumers mt
better rates; therefore, resolved, that deal in
TEA, TOBACCO, DC, &c, instead Of general gro
ceries.
We beg leave TO call attention to our large and
well selected stock Of goods in our line:
loo chests aud caddes asserted Teas.
' 100 boxes Tobacco.
10000 Cigars.
3 bls Backing
co boxes Gronnd Spices.
% bbls Vinegar.
so gross Gates Matches.
~ bags Grain Pepper and Spice.
100 bdls Wrapping Paper.
30 reams Writing do
200 Paper Bags, assorted sizes, very convenient
for retail purposes.
Mustard, in small and large tin cans. (
Common and fancy Candies, Butterssoteh, &c.
with many other articles usually kept In such
stores.
Speaking of Teas, let il he understood that We
anxious to sell Te a, aud will sell good Tea at
45c 5oc, Goo, Csc, Zoe, 75c, Sic, 9c. 81, aud sl2O
We also have Teas put mp ia 2, =, AMI n eaddies
10 order, TO sell 10 families. If you want good
and cheap Tea. call on lrs For the present in Po-
sey's Block after the eth Il October, IA Foster :
new Block, on First street
NJ Call and get some Tea.
Ell. sABIN 4 co.
B1 Rags wanted, for Groceries Cash.
Enquirer copy. ssp25
y LIQUORS. s.t s-7s-7.-
IL 10 bbls Rye, various brands
do Bourbon, do do .fa.
10 do Common Whisky. .r..
cask Port Wine. .--. 3d.. e.
2 bhis Ginger Wise. .H
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
sop26 T. REDMOND's, Posey = Block.
II .sRD! L.dRO!-EXTR.f VICE =
IL lot ia jars 1T various sizes, put up express
ly for family use, just received and for sale by
CHAS. MCJOHNST0N, Posey's Block,
sep2G Main street, n@ar the Canal
ANAEEsE! CHEZ Sc 40 ROA rs
u just received aud fOr sale by
sep26 ..a. CHAs. McJOBNSTuN.
DURE .nUST.kR ~ TN. GINS,
II boxes, and loose, just received and for sale ia
quantities 20 suit purchasers, 10y
sep 20 r.- .-r CHAS. McJOHSSoN.
HN0BICC0 AND CIGiRS-
IL l-0 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted
: Brands lbs, Is, ~, los, and SIS, lump
100 caddies choice Chewing
l,O,UO Imported German aud Havana Cigars
do,VOs HaifSpsnish Cigars.
For sale by lsept2ll WHEELER RIGGS
TORE 0E'sTRRs-
" q dozen 1 % can Fresh Cove Oysters, a
10 do n do do do. ..
Just received and fol- sale by
sepl6 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DEGVL.aR W:1R.A SM P.ACTBT.-
~ The steamer KATE SAR- 100
Chef, Dusouchet, Master, has re- SAH
sumed her trips between Eyansyilles-Zs
and all the places ON the Wabash below hutsOn-
vile. She viii run regularly during the season,
leaving Evansville on Thursday Of each week. FOR
freight or passage, apply on board. sept3O
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GAS-LIGHT COMPANY
EMRICH's BREWERY.

K-voR KENT OR 81 LE-THE FARM KNOWN
II as the ''old MILESTONE Stone place" en- the
PeiersLurgh road, three and half miles from
Evansville, containing 80 acres co OF which
der cultivation. There three Dever-faiing
springs of water; good frame dwelling, contain
ing six rooms "A commodious barn and other build
ings, all of which and conveniently arrang-
ed. There are also about 200 fruit trees, eompris-
ing a great variety of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum
Ounce, Cherry, dc. Fences and other improve
lnenis are in complete order. . "a - -.
for further partcuisrs, apply TO me on the prem
Uses, or mt the store Of yickery Brothers, 81 Main
street, Evansville. -..ra -F r
sept22-d4wlw VIM. yICKERY
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THE GREAT EASTERN ECLIPSEDi
HT THIS IN O.MEyN-T THE .HRRE-
81 val of the greatest ship is yet uncertain; but
il is rejoicing to know that the stock of FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS ut SAM. EABIcH a
Co.'s is the most complete in the city; and rs they
expect TO increase their sales largely 10y selling
cheaper than ever, their customers may rely npOn
getting bargains. $50 t-saz
They will be pleased to show their stock-ofgoods
10 all, whether they wish To buy or not, and all
goods are warranted as represented. seP23
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
THE sICKLEs, TRIAL.

WAsmNGroN, April a.
His counsel are, James s. Brady aud John Ora.
ham, of New York; Il, p. Stanton Of Pittsburgh /;
and Messrs. Samuel Chilhan and Daniel Ratclih, of
Washington. There are several other gentlemen
associated with these, among them Is Thomas II.
Meagher, Of New York.
The prosecution IL conducted by Robert Ould,
the u. s. Attorney for the District of Columbia,
aud it is Understood that he will employ Mr. NJ
Carise TO aid him; at least application IL to be made
for him TO do so,
AT 1915 A. NJ. Judge Crawford took his seat on
the bench, aud the Crier opened the Court Soon
afterwards the pnbC doors were thrown open and
the room was Immediately filled.
Messrs Brady and Graham, Of New York, were
presented to the Court by Mr. Magruder.
The Judge said that case No, l24 being that Of
MIR. Sickos was set down for to day, aud asked
whether the Counsel were ready on both sides
The answer was in the affirmative.
The panneling for the petit jurors was then call
ed Mr.. Oud asked that the witnesses for the pre-
secutlOn be called, and all answered 10 their names
but four. The judge directed the Marshal to bring
in the prisoner but considerable time elapsed be-
fore the order was Obeyed,
When Mr.. Sickles was brought into court he re-
turned the recognition Of several of his friends aud
acquaintance aud took his seat besIde his counsel
but near the railing that separates the lawyers from
| the audience.
Mr. 0uld begged permission before the arrange
mept OF the prisoner to state that Mr. Carlisle was
associated WIN nun Ia the prosecution OF the
This association was extremely gratifying to him
and he was sure itwoRlA aAo be agreeable to the
| court.
The iadeimsnt was then read to tho prisoner
charging him with the usual quantity of legal YER
bage with the murder of Philip Harton Key In
Washington on the. 9Th OfFebruary He was ask.
| cd the question, care you guilty mott" In q
! clear and firm tone he responded, Not guilty"
THE telegraph gives long account Of the tasl,
Of getting jury, which we omit Thirty jurors
answered to their names Four were challenged
peremptorily, four disqualified ep account Of lack
Of property, seyepte99 ~ aside for cause, and five
were swQr1 ~ follows Regu Arnold, farmer; Jas
H. hayis, farmer; John +. Neale, merchant; VIM
NJ. s. Hopkins, furnishing store and wm. Bond
shoe manufacturer, all Of fWashiAgton. The Judge
ordered the NargAal u summon IS talesmen fol
to.mayTOW. Ehorts were made by counsel fol
sickIes 70 have the prisoners box moved so that
his counsel could readily confer with him The
Judge would not consent that IL should be PLACED
by the side Of the lawyers, but did that II SHOULD
be moved to the railing directly back OF the BAR
Ed LEADER
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JOAL!- OOALW-OOALW
InHN NON q WAVES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use
C- Orders promptly filled their Yard, the CaRSl,
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD ocl2 d6m 22Gg J. V. NJ YATES.
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T. @. sholss--New Boot and Shoe store
+. l, Baldwin 4 Co Mourning Goods &c.
A. NJ Perry 90 -Hamburg Cheese
Mr. Ullman-CNnd Concert.
C.H Jennings Livery Stable
Geo s. Frosl-Sealed Proposals
Shaw CO.--Bonnets Bleachod
Geo Wood-Cleveland Thoator
Hostetier's Bhters-special Notice.
Holloway s Pills-Special Notice
Hawks llrn-PeTiodicals
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NNJANTED-A FARM OF ABOUT

w 100 acres not 10 exceed miles east or south onst of
mo city Price not 10 exceed SOO0 large part OF the
purchase money viii bo paid ~ cash,
ROUSE h JENNINGS,
maf3l Marble Block, No. IN Superior 1t.
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ELTXER DE III.

r, Ihs most valuable Medicine a prepared from a RE
CEifI OF AN EMINENT PARTISAN PHYSICIAN. 4.
~, No is constantly used IN Europe with NEVER FAIL
lN6 sUCCESS. IL will thoroughly remove all
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL, EATTSSToNs
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 4.
fire occurred at Danovie, Livingston Co., N.
Y.,yesterday, destroying a large amount of proper
ty The fire originated in the National Hotel,
which was burned together with several fine blocks,
numerous dwellings, shops, stores Offices, &c ,
much Of which property was not insured
Loss over $4,000, Only few years since this
place was visited by fire burning nearly half the
village,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05

THE MELoDEoN,-Rumsey 81 Newcombs Min.
strels played to a crowded house last night, and
will do 50 again Tonight Theirs is good com.
pany and will always draw. Their performers are
all well calculated to please an audience and will
always do So you wish to pass merry hour
and have a hearty laugh, so and hear them tonight.
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Reported by tho Union Tel,
INnIAN n1rFIrrLrIrs

Sr. LOUIS, April a.
The st. Josephs Journal learns that an extensive
war is on foot between various Indian tribes on
the plains, headed by the Mnnecoques.
Negotiations are now pending between the Che.
yenncs, ArrapabOes, Grows aud other tribes
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mURDER---ELEOTION.

DETROIT hpHl a.
Edward II. Benedict resident Of this city,
stabbed his wife to day in a ilt Of jealousy, killing
her almost instantly, and afterwards attempted
suicide by hanging
This city tO-dGy gave the Republican candidate
for Chief Justice OF tile Supreme Court 23G major
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nYRRLANn MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, April 4.
The Overland California mail with dates TO The
llth ut, arrived here last night In consequence
Of the loss Of the Express bag, but few popers
were received. Hence there Is no news
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rIAIN AND nRNAn1rNrAI pnINr1No

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office ON
he latest improved and most rapid steam presses n the best
STYLE Nn short notice, aud 1t rcas, uahe Particular
attention paid oblank Every description Of Bind
ng done, especially Blsnk Bosks Ledsers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books NC. &c.
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No q Superior street. Cleveland who Will supply the
Annie de Femme at the 9ropnetor's prices.
au1OdRwlv6
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DANGER!

NEw ORLEANS, April 2.
There are several bad crevasses in the river
above this city which threaten geat damage The
water is higher than last year.
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ID. X THOMAS, MD.
49i no. Vine Street

The Restorative Is put w bottles Of three sizes viz
large medium and small; the small holds pint and
etas TOT one dol uT bOe the medium holds al least
twenty per cent more n proportion than the small Teais
Tor Two dollars per bottle; the large holds dumt 40 ner
bottle o "'''''' P7'
o, ]. WOOD B. Co, Proprietors, No 3l2 Rroalvny.
y, On Tho great N. Y. Wire Railing Estahahment and
No. ll4 Market stieet 81 Louis Mo "
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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rROM NEW nRLEANs.

The river has broken through on the LOuissnR
side at Diamond Island flooding many plaptasiops.
hundred men have been employed 70 strengthen
the levee. The river is pine inches higher Than
Inst year az Y0ksbnrg.
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IOUIsVILLR ELRCTInN

LOUISVILLE, April 4.
AZ the municipal election on Saturday the Op.
position Mayor was elected by 430 majority The
Council stands-Oppositlon Is, Democrats 9.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Tie only harmless and reliable Dye t"o'0"

Tic only harmless and reliable Dye kNOi0R.
Tho Original and best IN the world
All others are limitations and should be avoided IL
you wish TO escape ridcule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and sOOOO
applications have beon made the Hair Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoRS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be- Distinguished from nature aud is wARRANrED
ure in the least however long be continued
and the IN effects Of Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair nvigor
bted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private ToOmsl at the Wig
Factory No. go Broadway, N. Y
Sold in all cities and towns OF the United States By Drug
giss and Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ Tho genuin has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
wM. A. BACHELOR,
fgn1T No 2l3 Brualway N Y
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Bankers.
J. HerdnIan & Co.,


No G2 Public Square South side near Ontario 81
AND DEALERS In
I'D Fureisn nnd Domestic EXCHANGE, Uncqtrent Money
SDecie ppd Land Warrants Collections throughout the
itnited States ranada and Europe promptly Hehueu 70
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange on Great brh'h, lIela
France and Germany We direct m sums 70 SUIT AZ
sight aud 60 days. the following Banks aud Branches
ENGLAND.
Londgn-Messrs. Prescott Grote, Case Co, BANKERS
Iivarpool--J. Burned Co Bankers. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CunCtie, Brooks h Cos Bankers
Natoua Provincial Banks of England and Branches thro
out England aud Wales,
Birmingham Banking CO.
Yorkshire District Rank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. aud Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
Aud ali their Branches m all the principal cities and towus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Ranking Co.
(yreennck BANKING Co in GlusgOw and GruenOck
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
also furnish Dru for any amount, payable IN the
priucipll Cities of the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER OF Sailing Packet Ships, toOI
from New York, Broat Butain and Ireland France and
C3ermauy. can be cured Ht The lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10 ..
seps y. HEHDMAN 90. As ab9ye.
n B. wHiTWAN. N. NJ sTANDART, % W. sTAEpARI
WHITMAN, STANDART n CO.
w Bankers aud Lealsrs in Foreign and Domestic EH
change No. Superior street We draw direct ON Lon
don aud viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable At al
he principal pOn sin Eng land Ireland Scotland, France
nd Germany COLLECTIONS made on all accessible point
Tou Fhout the Unit ID States aud Canudas nhslV
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WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, EASY and durable.
Fitting a charm-no turning up behpd-Ro shrinking
g the head indeed this the emily Establishment where
these things are properly understo, and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
ianl7 W. FGSKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent q
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INGHAM & BRAGG
PUBLISHERS, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
AND
STATIC NERs,
fNew Number1
i9t superior Stroot, Cleveland, Ohioi
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED IN
MARolL
FEBRUARv

The Land and the Book, 2vols ........ - 81 @
Lille Of John Quin Adams. .................... "A
New Americhu Eucyclupedia, vol. 4............ Of
History Of Rhode isaud, Wi. l................ ID
walks aud Iuks OF FgImor m England, Olmsted %
Digclpne Of storms; Baptist Book .............. III
sylvan iots daughter, ......,....... "
Wumans lhoushts about women, new edition. ....... O
ltHn' AIiuh lteal li
aIaso bloguphlesi ist series O
Loss ins 81 tho Cross o,
natTy Of Life; by author Of Ministerug Children O
From Poorn' use 20 Pulpit. z.
Snnes Of the Church ....... .................. "a
Future Life In another World Wood .......... VI
MIS- knmbles Poems. III
Willie Winkie's Nursery Songs ...............-. 7l
Hur9ns Pilsunage 10 81
Inc Laird o. NOtln ..... Ol
Shahman IN Pursuit Of Freedom. &
NcsttY HaTp.............. ............ al
History OF the Christian Ciu,oh; Shaf vol l..... q
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, sc,
fourth page
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TUE ELECTIONs

Sc. LogIs ApHl4
IueompIel0 returns from the various wards ndl,
cate the 10 lection OF o. ID. Ftley, Republican for
Mayor, by from 1000 to 1900 majority. Vote very
large.
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bGrBy reference to advertisement twill be seen
that Mr.. T, O. sholes will open a new Boot and
Shoe Store in NOrihrup a spangler'a Block on the
7th inst.
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I ONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
j 4 News OF the World. London Times, &c, Tor March
iqh and gh; Biz twoOd for March, Littel, b5 com
menctng new vClume lie FleW Dc Lis (Frenchl April
mans ............... Toe
Stauntos Chess PLAYERS Hand Book .......... 81 o.
DVwtns gHre nst5 e5itio% IS 51
Dogingig Fruit and Fru Trres OF America .... 90
And all the late papers
HAWKS 4 BRO,
pprl No 30 Superior street
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~ Yours, &c SC, nuns ss.pW'MiDDLEroN.


PHiLADELPHIA, Sept 9, 1851
FRoF, WOOD-Dear Sir. Your Hair Resturaiiye Il urry
ing self beneficial The front and also The oE
9l my head almost lost is coveringwas IN fact BALD
have used but two hal pint bottles Of your Restorative ana
now the top Of my head Is well tudded with pTomisinS
crop fyoung har and the front is also receiving t bene
NJ, have tired other epaut ms without any benefit
Whal,yet lthnk from my own personal recommendation
eau induce many others 20 try it
Yours Respectfully, ID THOMAS M D.
A9i no Vine Street
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JANUARY.
Engh09Il a Rc0CG

BOT UUlTtT6 10
Among their own Publications will bo found
Hlhnrd's Readers q booksl
StOddard's ArithmeiiCs q bOOks)
Payson, Duton Sctihner's Writing Books
turnells Biographies Is bOOksl
Greons Gummars (3bOoksl
Murcestrrs Dctionar es % sizes)
Tales PHILOSOPHERS u bOoksl
liAuatfed PaysOu's Book keeping and blanks
Minsows Intel llectua Philosophy,
Iarleys Histories G. bookO
MorOeserS Primary Speer,
SiehrneLs Guide to Pronunciation,
Word Method Reader (new edItion)
Most of the above arc used in the Cleveland publt
Schools Teachers and Bourds of Educotion de string
introduce vt the abo-o are requested 10 communrut
with us. tf- Catalogues furnished
4,
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO the LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES;
Il has bees my good fortune to restore to health many
thousands Of my oountry-women.
NV success has excited tho malice Of the envious and
alouS their prosecutions have served only extend
nd esab sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
nave fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong held in aftectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who hayo experienced my
kill can afford despise the efforts Of mischiefmakers
nd slanderer.
My friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
ire for producing menstruaton within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States but ndisposton to enter
field occupied by quaoks with their perncious nosrums
aud oar that unprucped oounereiteTs might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEN1AIE" In the United Siutes.
Al last yield the enreates Of patients and friends
and oor TO tho suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME"
need only say that It qsd fuu aud is exactly such
Us have used my practice France for years and
hat it has never failed to secure 4 satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and monsruaiion stand in the re
Iatou OF aud effect II is alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual flow where never has existed, and IL
restore where has been from any cause suppressed,
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper of droc
mons on each bottle of the "Amie de Femme will bear mi
written signature and both tho botte apA enclosing btl
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ,,1onr,
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No y Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply th
Annie de Femme" at the Proprietor's prices.
l0d&wly6
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| ZOE THE SPRING TRADE-

10 Cases Of CorroN HOSIERY
comprising all styles wlcR wo Offer TO Me uado At Ne
'"a N.Y. ht8s RETTBERG HAUsMANN.
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N II. sOLOMONSON.

PRAcrICAL AND SCIENTIFIc OPTIcAN,
oeps the largest of the os approved KINDS oi
PECIICLES Anhis glasses, whether for neer OF tar
ghted are ground under his inspection, 10y machine
Of anew construction with the greatest care so as TO
suit tho eyes IN all cases curing Weakness Dizziness Or
Elaumutoa Of the Eyes and mpartng strength FOL Ions
reading or fine sewing.
~ N. H. Solumouson would here inform the pubic
that he aover employs anyone in the sale ofhsenses
~ Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROsgOPES, COMpAsSEs, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
IU7-Oce Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu22
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R.W jenkins.
Cor Columbia and Carroll sts., Brookiyp.

LIVINGSTON, Ala Fol Il, 1859
PnoF WoOD-Dear Sir. Your Hair Restorative has done
muc good IN this part Of the country NV hair has boz
slgmy dlmnlshins Tor several years cauFed, suppose
from slight burn en- was quite infant have been
using YOUR Hair r. sOatve for weeks and find thntI
have fine head ut hair growing aer having used al
oher remedies known 10 no effect think Il the m0st val
that way TO use your remedy.
You can publish this " you think proper
Yours, &C, g. W MIDDLETON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-05
or Disease,

from which many thousands are continually suaerine
without knowing remedy.
The cost Of cure tTifiug ono hottie will last ono
MONTH and Is able for either sex Sent e bv mai ~
all parts Of the United States - ' ~