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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

G, l. Fish. pl'rM Aitv iyl6:M
SALE-PURSUANT

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURSUA
lNl TO The command OF uecIetsl ord Of sale from
tho Court COmmnn Pleas OF Cuyahuga County. 90 the
sui OF William Kennedy Against Abraham Jones gnd oh
drectUu, shall expose Tor sale ut public uuc
ou u the DOR of the Court House, corner OF Seneca aud
Champ ain siRCts ia Tie city 81 Cloyelani, on lhU
weut day Angus. 1859 at two O'Clock = NJ
the tgowng described uact ur lo OF land situate tn the
CITY of ClevulanH County Guyunga and state of Ou
the mother uI So CLAIR street, commencing
pUnt iu tIu nutheTy Hlgln tbCroli sixty ter Cust
rry The OF Wood and St. lair streets
iu said itv ut the suuho 81 corner the lot known us
the st. Clair street Methodist Episcopal CAurch thence
uurhcry right aug with ST. Car street huuured
aud its feet 10 ulty thence entsty thirty three ct
the line OF said alley: thenco suutherly parallel with
the first line huudo aud hy eet 10 ST. Clair rect
thtuce westerly he lime Of ST. Clair street thythroe
leut To- the uluCe ut hegnuiIH.
Appraised al $3.50. Terms, Cash. ~ - .
Info
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NTOTICE is HEKEBY GIVEN. that

IN tho business connection between the suscubcrs
Urd by s own liza Ibtiun ON h' first day OF Apnl t5s,
aud AL persons nuebttd tbereo, y Co Hot Ageui
mo nor by REQUIRED pay the To- Elsha luylHr or us
Au0ru,v whose recuit will be full dis hurpo; aud 90
whom ta books uud papers OF the mte hun wo hereby
trans sCuCI y ~ 4 4 .,. ..,. ..,,
y s lhe affairs of the above old lumber business rs
such ID is n, Cessury ta ull udeb ted 20 10 should make
pumpt payment, aud thereby pruVen IA. necessity of CO.
eIClvr mUusurtst ELISHA lAALoh.
HuglutW NW2Ws4sa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

DR.. AMOS T. son have devoted their attention tNclu
svcy tins peculiar class uf maui and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to reudUrthe fellow
fully testified and gratefully kuuwedged bg CON
PATIENTS and others daily arriving IA town from
parts the country frthe express purpose uly OF consult
auus while ihee Xeuious huve been c ed 10y the most
slgua advantages yet from what they have experienced 90
iQuirug into the causes of these infectious oomnaiWs
from their simple condition taihit of the most dan
ger us ana iuvsterate they always entertained th
possibility their prevention, aud removal aud likewise
invariably found TINT the most horrible and malignant forms
disease COull almost invariably he traced 20 of the
following Ignorance neglect or te hHd effect sol
uusklIlIul ana improper treatments therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded ~ discovering, iu thes election Of
remedies safe egCtuH and cautious course omit
ting all combination dies VIII ella bear CquIvoHl
character as we'll hose whose premature or pludclu
might be productive oh bad sequences the
uds of private individuals In short the audabe end of
lfITrgmedies the lesSCun- of d great of hHm1u
serv hy the alienation eIrf uud YToyUuIuu of those
-rievuus aniiC0us tht IruIy the secret uUt ui lie
and which, while eNteusye surround usCg aloud
on our Kill and uteTf renee In their determination.
COUNTRY INVALtDS.
Pc suns any part of the world may be successfully
rente hy forwarding correct detail OF hrI. cHsc with
-nnllLl for meMlCImes Ar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
MOST s-rrNTITIC INvENrIoN


properly known seminal Weakness, sc. Can be porna
men v cured fifteen duy 90 two mOuits y 'nc usc
u this instrument when used conformity with medicines
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Dr., AMOS & SON,

COnCT OI NAM aud QuHY sITCois, BUFFALO, n Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
a the stats whoaIe members oi he Royal College Of
Surgeons, London May be- consulted trom O'Clock M
the morning until nigh, every stage aud symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt the resub upwards
OF thirty wears extensive urcluu Europe aud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

REv II. V DEGEN, 3D. "Gude 10 Holiness Boston
"Nrs. S.A. Aliens war d's Hair Rest.rdr, found anon
our her Advertisements, insert from actual export
mont Th't it promotes the growth of the hrir where
badness had commenced, have now tho evidence o
our own eyes. We can tcslfy to its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

REV. DANIEL T, WOOD, Midfieio,gn Orange Co.. NJ
My hair has greatly thickoned upon head, put
on avery lively healthy appearance The same is true OF
nv daughter; HER HAIR HAD BECOME THIN. ANE
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENED UP. AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCE W. are
thankful toyou, aud feel that we have fun value of our
money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

no CONTRAOTORS.-

NOTICE TO CUNTRAOTOKS.-
~ Proposals will uereceiyed AZ he tGe o! ne S Iyl
is Etb ls5g for he grading, bllastng und paving the
crrageay Curblug the Sidewalks ON vineyard street
.yyeeu superior and Center streets
Bidders roqurs ed 10 state nther proposals the price
or cubic va or vtlun, per square foot Tor paving
WITH MEDIUM sands, one (sO called, N. " and per uua
DOT for paving SHudusEy limestone (sepurateyl ana
ppr IneaI foot Tor curb and ere sswulk Stone.
paus specifications can Oa seem and more particular
information can be ohluned at sad EngHeer office, ON
aud sfter the sth inst.
zach proposal must be accompanied by good aud sui
riet bond requiring the bidder 10 euto into contract 90
rt prce named his proposal should the same be aC-
cent a. -,
of ds rcseryrug Tie right To accept or tCt thC
BY order CA tue Board JOHN VIII El.AWr
s1u5.IO.JA civ UlutrT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13
CLEVELAND aud CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.


nN THE OPENING OFSS3-3-1
nIs i ,,ii n ii upon The route lT9m A
Buffalo to Chicago seven frat-cnss A s'sEEzEsz@I
FORMING A IKl-"EEhLf LINE
Aud running i'm connection at Bufr,'o with the NEW
HSsS $l# Y r#s$5H5
dt Washdsion Milwaukee, Racine Keaosda and @aa
@ 4as is n2 % qgeqreI 5m to sos ST. a9d T
aSas ls@a.aa IVA Ws9sssaH N , GGisas aR4{aS @,5
@ s9g i9G R1sr soto all prominent points on the upper Ms'
Tho rs the only Line running from Cleve anu to the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
% 9 STo g eub % h 10 induced S the Sf i
h Sc desiring CHEAP safe aud comfortable route will fund
1t ,y laAlnl tins goule, ,;o, H., ,t; oc,, , ,,.t
ed at les, rate 16Sa by any ct6e tha7as waa The o
as seasaqs tran ported pr9p,y " an @ amount @ exceeding
with g,e aqegG2lled facilities the Propne9s hop7 to
reo'l'' " NDera' pa'Iun'so,
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN II MOORE Agent N. Y. c RR No. 2O7 Broad
Broadway. n Y
CHAMBERLlNt THOMAS y co, Proprletors # hler-
WV. STEWART, Agent Cleveland n PJsbur Railroad,
Pittsburgh.
Railroad. Wheeling. w
HUBBY HUGHES Co, Forwarding Merchants Cleye-
MIX * MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
II & MCDOWELL Special Agent Cleveland, o.
Wi.
Chcag0 ~" '''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

Rav s, B. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Church
HeborO Mass
"l have used Mrs A Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Zyonasamum The effect OF the Hair Restorer has
been To change the Grown Of Glory" which belongs TO
old men to tho original hue of youth This was done b.
s0gle bottle used accor n directions Others of my
acquaintance with same effect. The ZyoDl'samnm re
gard invaluable dressing for the hair"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

ON THE OPENING OFSA51
~ LalS Aqyisaioa .,i ,, the p Proprietor AilJSlM
Buffalo to Chicago seven frt-c'Hss A stissizllslh
Screw steamers. of great strength aud speed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

BuBa'o, NJ T.
your Hair Restoror and zy ohalsamum is the best
have ever Known It has orcd my hair 20 its natura
color b" &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-13

La ls1ss ........,s5 ,...;..ls,.,s- ~, 81
ELEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL EOAD-TlNE TABLE, No TO-
To take effect on and aiter Thursday February 10, lS59
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
CLCytllHi to y0Wgs- H0ulgstOuB to CicUt
torn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12


ons soldier had fastened his most precious treasure
the cross Of the legion OF honor4on the inside Of
his shirt with needle ait is now thy last duty to
grace the scpnlchrc Of soldier albeit no mortal
eye may again see thcc!i' now FASTENED to dis
pose Of the body in its cold resting place, rolling
huge masses of snow over it, until they formed a
considerable hillock. With the same iron that had
pierced the body Of the departed soldier I affixed
the to the tree immediately above the grave,
that it might bear honorable testimony of the ter
minatiou ofa soldiers career. L folded my arms
in sorrow and exclaimed: Here, take thy rest now,
until spring shall remove this cold shroud and call
up flowers around thy mortal remains. Thou didst
deserve aless pcrishabe monument, indced--but
he couteBt here no man obtains wortlier,r Fare
theewcll.,' | turned from the melancholy spot
and departed, scarce knew whittier. Ny resolu-
ton was to exert every energy for my safcty-but
was stwarc of the perils, and so prepared for the
worst wandered on until altogether exhausted,
Isunk down at the foot OF lofty old pine, there to
dc, and become prey for the hungry. wolves
Gradually sleep orcrpowcred INC. and became un.
conscious Of my situation. The rest YOU know al
ready.
To be Continued ia our Nerf.)
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12
A Woman ON the SickIes Case.

I The North Iowa Times contains letter
IRON. ladyTa sister of Lydia Ii. Sigour-
ney-commenting upon an editorial in that
paper in relation TO the killing Of Key. in
which it was sail that ''Sickles could not
have lived had Inc not have taken vengeance
on the willy scounircl who hal robbesLinim
of his position. and disgraced his nane."
His correspondent had supposed that
mans virtue was Inherent part Of his ma
turc. and not simply reflection of the vir-
tue OF his wife, But she infers from the
editorial all1del to. that "when Mr.. Sickles
went TO Congress, his position and his hon
| or, depended on the chaste behavior of Mrs.
Sichles, his wife, AMI she an Italian at that!
The beautiful woman, captivated by the
graccs OF handsomer man than her hus-
band, sins, is discovered, and exposed; and
Mrs., the only innocent person in the az
fair, shoots Mr.. Key. not for betraving his
wife, but Cor dishonoring AiDs,''- This slse
pronounces '''egrcSious scl6shness," and
continues as follows:
I si''lt is strange how differently onr sexes
are constituted. Women survive these
disagreeable Developments every day. 3 If
Mr, Sicklcs had hired this assignation
house, and met Mrs. Swizzles, do You think
Mrs. Siekles wonld have gone ont to shoot
the faithless crinoline who had stolen her
husband? No sirl ~ omen do no rsueh
foolish things; and why? because. IL We
are virtuous we have confidence in our vir-
tue, AMI we feel that no dereliction of the
husband can or ought to affect the virfue
OF the wife. But suppose on some fine Bsb-
bath morning all the v omen in Washing
ton who suspect their trnant fords should
sally ont, swords and pissols ~ Hskssr
Sides to- chastisc the dear cresfores wAo
had stolen their affections. would nst shis
mark an interesting epoch in histery.""
The following shows what women
thinks Of a msa's courage; &C.,. ,...sI
and yet this man, who could not meet
the hollow shells Of humanity. that formed
his society at Washinsfon, until Ne hal
sindicstesbhis henor. maA nou usuess abe
nnltitndes at his -triai-.IeAr, the ocosrss
jeerings Of nnprincipled. .ibertissv-coa-
front, this wife, who he magnanimonsIy
promised mot to iniurc''-hear again ana
again. with exaggefation end min1tlR. The
whole history Of bis. misery revissd--ussst
the wandering looks Of his little ope, turp-
ing rom father to mother Tor aa explsne-
tion7of this MYSTERY. and in sffcr years h.
tortured by her fecurrcnres to the krxt chan
ter other life's rcalityi sIf he couId dslsll
this anil dare to meet bis Maker ~ .lSst.
with the -braad- -sf ~ maF.lsser- On his soul.
sndyet conldno meet the ssllow-fsced.
o..~<o o.-1,<,.l ~>,,x~:~...-c 4 : f-i.-l. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
M ACME ttHSN'f WIDER

Garden Insects, Cockyoackes Bed bxgs, Fleds, AHts
The HSa Of e reabe ssa tsf kind is
inestmable. In warm weather all nature teams with
Gle ever discosered which w.il e9termnate them
company ofbotanists from the Horticultural Society
e.
r. Lyon, and found POSITIVE insect destroyer in
Medals ard Letters Patent have been obtained from
ical and horticultural oolleg es and socisties.
Letter from the President Of tAe United States.
"m. rx. xr,, Wts ASH I TON, slsr Jan. isss
TO inform you that the Roy al Comnission Of the
World. Fair, a. London, have award You Medal
nj fEMoRE eA.rm.nn
pIIi The above was accompanied BY certificate of
IT is FREE FROM POISON.
"Mr 9 roSF R b.Se ,t and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them per
but certain death when inhaled BY bugs, ants, and
"itA As!EzE & SSfR!kk lS: M, D., cH.1i',.
YoIk Hospital, ssy. he has e1 PEELED aa the bugs,
ants Tosehss moths with Lyons Powder, and
rect interest in an article Of this kind. Reference
politan Hotels; to Judge MICS. President of the
American Institute; jones Gordon Bennett, Gen.
the Five Points MIssion, Re, 10. Judge MsIss
says, This discovery of Prof Lyon is Of national
oughly IL will destroy looustp, ppers ants
moths, hugs, and all vermin. Garden plants oan be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES d PARK, Of New York, TO have il sold
throughout the world. Many worthless imitaticns
are advertised. Be cautious! .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

Fosr MoSEoE.-A correspondent writing from
this place says:
Tie work of constructing Fort Calhoun, COM
monty known as the Rip-Raps, which had been
suspended on account of he failure of the contrac-
tors TO supply the granite, is now resumed The
armament which II Will mount is as follows: iGs
e-lnch coiuhOlacs and ID ~ Id, guns, all casema-
ted, andS lo-inch cOiumbiads and 46 S-incb do .
all em6arbette. These guns are of the heaviest
class, and capable of throwing an enormous
weight OF shot All tho casemated guns, as the
term signifies will be located within the vaults of
the baStions, the others will be mounted upon the
upper tiers Travellers who pass within couple
OF miles Of this great work tire nearest distance
which vessels avail of can form but vague idea
OF its character; To the eve it appears ike great
crude mass of unhewa stone proniiscuonsly
thrown together without order, uniformity or ar
rangeHlent. personal visit TO the place how
ever, will reveal ii stupendoas architectural work
the most substantial masonry and the superstruc
ture of fort which, when mounted with the most
approved guns, must PROVE inprcgeable
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ARRIVALS ATPRINCIPAL HOTELS

,,EROWS'S H0TEL,-R Washington.
N Antique aad lady, Ga; Miss ID Antizue' do: N,.x
B BsS.1n a. 90; Mls N puis MAntisuc DO;
= norwood. sc; W johnson and ada. q: Miss
iSs S1hns s ds' Treadwa, and lady, DO; Rob
~seEiy and iS SG Il T.; fHshansn
'f Fa faS sd d "a M HiIos, Nd FssiI
Wocds' ar, 20; s9p NJ raH, do; Ms 81 Donald.
dte' Do; Dr Shspx ami family, Tenn; Nss Thon,o
son; dos e = s>ehmi1t La; BsJI. Nd. NJ an9gtl9
sSa reun M'jo1s; Mass PiPs, DO; Mel
90; T. 4 Fort, do; Mai t:nw I, do: 20 Henernean
Mss Hc1nlrdtsn, DO; Miss N McMaIien. Do: Mrand
" bmS.H uI s 90; M, tT1Ihjll and daughter Ala
IS.si do spii%,S va; r r. fss Ad. Va;
s Mss ~ G66.s d s'f e glib ssy
howaId, do; u w GRAFTON and son' g. pn 90;
G a.i. o., ~ Mot Rd dGSndS9 Paaks5; Ala
JsHvLor. Pa; WHIT, Sd; Pfsvtooii d mlsi
Watson- 10. p Hr owls 2nd lady, Ala; Mr.. Ii d
NATIONAL HOFEL-A G. Fee, or.L.
w J.mison, SC; Hoa FORSYTH. w ii a IsbSepeo;
ar: az. GasadIeE, Pa; Gilohriss' AS; N If
No; Barnes, Miss; = Latz and Son NJ Loser
ling, M; kIdssr. r G Marsh, Pa; Gi;Idirg AND
and fam. vs. Kelly. Nj; j stevens so ~ " Ba,eh
Mig; g QuIls. Hav; stewa-a, Va; Il Crane st Fa:
Fsu!k and y. Ga; Mrs Hsrney and fam, % Froe,,
S ,,-s IAN Mo- W Go.dsborOush and son, Md; 6 G
nwILtARps' HOTEI.-G Irwin. Nd; ,
Beaeh, NJ; g \ Genin, la; G A andys, do: a
H. inr,fn' q; 4 Nrdrimes: do; Slider ami Ia,n-
sRs MdIi Va y fa''ison' Tenn; r Abbott N; "
KlRKwooD HOUSE, Bisu. NY; svib
WpKiikssES IdH,on q; Howe: Ga; Mr. D n.ly, Pa;
va L Waters, do. ''h0'' CO; X L washington N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

,.c Lock HosPL1Ak,
R.msdy IN Is. 1.tid f.i ali ny --'''--
DISEASES OF IMPR UDRNCE.
LIT 10 FALSE IELIcAcr PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
IA CSRE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE III SWe
and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, ImpOsney 6sasrs
ssr'Is,ns:, Dy.P.p.y Layout Low sPn Cen
Dmn..s Sight or Giddin.. D...:. Of The Had TSro.
s..: Or ssin Affection. Of th. Lungs, sem.eh Bo.s
Y..A-tho.. D..dis and p:s!.eas: Pf.ee.. .sieS re-:
der "''Yi 6 iGs S'i Mss S'A Bod, ana ad
Especially, vhs h.vs esesms ths i..ry Vice.
,aum.ly Young .n Of <. mo.s .s
..d talents and brilliant int'll.et ~e might oh.s.s
xaasa 's'asy the living Tyre, may sail With fail sspi-
AAkukD fkhsoHa. or Yesng Mss ssstsnp IstinG Aai-
e:s1ats ns &C. as Eas.s. '''io' organic debility
-. .hc place, hp,' under tn. Of Dr. J. may r.si
:. OFFICE Ne SOUTH FREDERICK srRErr.
the eernsr Fail not observe aud ssess Isttsrs
asst b paid ..d ''"i Ok , ciTR;
Member the Royal College surTssns Lsedsn rrsd,...
.nd Il: $: s.s. .P.nt IN %: i h.:
H:i. Of Lender P.r. Ph.d.lphia and ....h.r., ne. 81
sre.u many trcab'd With ringing ia the head and s,r
squads. viii t.Gn:nt su.hins. aa:nd.a .s%.
X.
fs1ng Men md ethsrs uhs injured thsmssIvss sy
certain Psetic' ndsls.d When alone. habit .au.nsy
esrnsd rom s,ii CEN paniens, at school. tas effects
renders marriage impossible, and dsssys ss,h mind and
..dy, shesld apply in,rns di.tsIv
ar, come q me ssa and msi.nshsiy sfsso prs1ssse
fa. Il Il. Dnn. Sight s... s;s. inc
isJ.r P.lp.tsn Of the Heart Dyp.psy Nervous
oynp,oms Of Censvrptisn, &c. '''
MENTALLY The fearful sGse % he mind are nseAss
sfspir. Evil Fsrsednrs ofsoei.ty SELF bs:r.ss
Love Of soiitrds fimdity, Of he evils srs
NERVOUS DEBlLrrY-Yh.u..ad, can new ,.ds. vA.
the cause Of thsir declining health losing thsr vser BE-
coming weak pale smseltsd sna.is,
OF
When the and nprpdent votsry Of end.
IA. nse.d u. .s.d. o. ths C:nfs di:ssss too ssr
rssP.ct.bi,, alone S.frsnd him X. ii. int O..
ef caring kleh his pssunry Substances hssp him treins
month ssr smith. the smallest fee can Do oS
tanned and in despair leave him with health to sirt
psson Mercury, hasten the symptoms 81 mi.
.rrbls dss. srch Affections eth. Heart Threat Nose
period bic dreadful BY ssndnr linn ~ III,
discovered country from whcse
Dr. JoHHsoHTREMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKHEsa
AND lMPOTENCY. ---T-
spssdy aud vger restossd ~ ~,
meat nsr,oss and deli,,tsd vbs had lest all hsps hs,.
All imPsdnsn,s TO Marriage, p ysss Asasl Disqu.n
1eatcns Loss Of Prersss Powers Hsrvess Irrita billy
t.nsIns .rd Wssha'ss or EIsaussa Of the sssss
-. EEDoRsEmENr or TIE rKrss.
III MANY THOUSANDS cured at this Iastrtisa vitAIr
hs last yssrs and tbs portant surS
cal sfsrsien. fsrorasd by DR. Johnson by al,
r,rorsrs Of ths psrsrs and many other persons o.
sdss his standing esnts.n Of character and r.snsn,.
shJ' F" 'uhei'nt Ssarah;ss 10 the saietsd hn aiIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

HE DIFFERENCE The French prisoners taken
by the Aus;rianS during the war in italy have ali
returned to rance. They We're to the number of
one hundred and forty five. They were thus cap
thrsd; one at Mentebelio. sixty-seven at Magenta
and seventy-seven at SoIferino; but one French
omcer was taken prisoner by the Austrians and
that was the Duke ofLaroch-Jacquelein an officer
oil the Chasseurs d 'Afrique, who, mounted on a
powerful morse, charged far into the ranks of an
Austrian reg ment that their retreat they swept
hln along. OF course Ilnean by the rs prisoners
not wounded But cOuntag those badly wounded
ana now In the Austrian hospitals, the whole
number IS but3O. The French have taken fifteen
thousand AustriaGs TINT are not wounded; there
are are at least go wounded, thus making most
extraordinary difference. which speaks volumes as
TO the nature of the two armies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

u Monsieur Feliy Belly was In Paris Goth
ult- from Nicaragua The 2Oth OF Septe,n Der he
returns The object oF his Paris visit Is to hasten
forward material, and TO explain to his partners
what he has done. MIR. Belly pretends 10 be very
much amused with the accounts the New Workers
give Of him. He Is neither drowned nor dead
nor fugitive as s.ated-but he is fresh and ready
for new work. His city Of Felicia already Las
81 houses, and 'Sp Inhabitants - and a wharf
stretched out on Lake Nicaragua He repret, v.rv
much the United states people don't think more
and better Of him. FMS is the substance Of a let
Ter from Paris in The French Courrier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20
" Il E Of i + THE Y N e Il F FIN CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ATIyE

Bay. III. 9, Lcri' (M") Democrat, Below ". publish
vhich speaks sovnsy Of tie superior merit. Of hi. Han,
Lonie saen ''ldsnes must have its eject whsn coming
the Doctor needs sneomun nor pusry from IN.
prsn, fN' NV" 1''
PRoFK"on o. WOOD 4 Co.-Gsntlsnen. Having nv
attention called f.v months since highly bsnshei
eaton Oh upon my own hair, become quite gray
PROBABLY n:,thId white ny wh,ks Of
Hair Restorative. and used il .oon found IT was pro,na
procured smother bottle Of which b... used some lean
nov certify to the .erd that the gray white hair has
resumed Il, natural color and bes,. more soft and siosy
than has been b.or. twenty ~. years am now .Iy
ys .. .a .. good wife the age Of hro has used
The ab9's notice deem due You for your v.lu.bl. dis
directions, will not have occasion to nv state
last fifteen n, .riy .very on. her. and
town. Any use yOu may make Of II. above. with
the be-T,ie. Of nature IN others 4. well AZ myself
iam' truly, yours, A G. RAYMoND.
WOODS HAIR R hahT,RSrri I.n, as' 1858.
PROFESSOR WoOD-Dssr Sir Having had the misortun.
low ,sr New Ori.an. In is5 wa. ,ns
s , % and found il to
Can expires. my obligations to you in the Afflicted
and q III. ohoaI csn %s':r rss.ss
ss He gentleman Of great influence
BRooxrIxLp, January ~ ISIS.
Hair R..ore,i,, Sir Having made Trial Of
has been excellent removing dsndrug and
from ehdhoo and he. also M, s,
seomna sr"y its 0rginal color have used no other
' WIN Y YSs.sns t' the '.ms eros
The Restorative. put mp in Bottles Of sizes, viz, large.
aad SMALL the small holds half PIN, aud ret. Tor
one dollar per bottle. tn. medium at least tv.ntY
cent more proportion than the retais for s DOL
a dollars s5' S5 Rs. cent more
fin IN. co proP:ior. sa Broadway. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

1t AT tbs Blue Lick polls, Kentucky on cleo
ton day, di Aiculty occurred between two youuy
men named Abbott and Delaney, in which their
fathers became involved, when the elder Id struck
the elder A. with piece of lead nj pe which so
enraged the son Of tue latter that he drew a large
bowie knife, and thrust it twice through Deia-
ney breast the blade passing out at his back
Delaney died almost immediately. but while he
was breathing bis last, the father of the youth
snatched the knife from MS sons hand and cut
tne dying mans face and head until he Lost all
human resemblance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-20

RATHER SLow.-Tbe New York correspondent
OF the Phila,ie phis Press saws:
AT the city post Office, two wash:ncton-rnonu
ment boxes are put up at the points where pass the
greatest number OF persons daily; and the gross
amount dropped into there boxes during the last
tlLes Weeks' IN this city Of nearly million in
habitsnts, is only about sIersH dollars ~