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THE AMERIoAN. 4 I, ,
FHOIUGhAPaIU IURUhDAIN I
NO. .TsI BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC IORCEBAlh CO.i T..
So..Tsl BROADWAY, new YORK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
novel. and ingenious invention By American
and European patents, are fully prepared to execute
MINIATURE IIKENEs sEs OF PERSONS On
CHINA .l,1s.r ~. r..l NJ I'M
presenting All ths attractive and pdyantaSeous fea
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the brlliancy and
finish Of q water color drawing, and hitherto un-
attained quality OF durability by being rendered as
upon which they are transferred.
| As the pstented process Of the Company enables
DIE reproduction Of Photographs mot only on plain
surfaces, bdt upon such as are round or OF any de-
Rree Of irregularity portraits can oe reprod9csa
upon Porcelain wares Of any description and dimon-
sons used as articles Of luxury or 81 honseholu u'
| itys such as
URNs. VASES. BREAKFAsT loUPs, TOILET
I .-lIrra-a.l ARTICLES &e-i I- r. ElII
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and s1Quitite style Of OnAnsntation OF arti-
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification
Of the popular TASTE and to meet the wants Of those
On Porcelain, the Company have imported kOm Eu-
rope collection Of superior porcelain goods manu-
actured to their eWn order, which they sell at COST
As the American Company are owners Of the pa
tent right, and consequently the only persons Au-
thorizSd to the process, they have determined
| in order to afford i
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
L PORTRAITS ON CHINA D
to make the following proposition residents In the
| Country, who are unable TO visit personally the
| Atelier aud Galleries in New York. ,...--
! Persons sending photograph, anlbrotype or ga
| guerreOtype 10 the -oiiiOe Of the Company in New
| YOrks, accompanied by g.. .. -..
FIVE DOLLARS,
| will receive in return by express, free or other
| charge, richly OTnRmented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
Ing dagusrTeOtype and
TEN DOLLARS, ....
they will secure in like manner,
| A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
| ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
coss By sending pair Of daguerreotypss aud
| FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive In return CONTRIB
PAIR OF RICH SEVRES VASES,
with the portraits executed equal miniature paint
ings; and, in like manner, portraits can be repro
duced on porcelain wares or
VASES or EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
j. TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THI
/ PAIR.
n. B Be particular in writing the address, town
county and State disticntly.
Ali letters 70 be addressed to Manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.. 73l Broadway, New
I
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PROGLAMATION.

PROCLAMA TION.
7 DAVID L. WIG II TN A n,
Sheriff Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, do hereby
notify the eIeCtUrs Of s.i1 aArlnty that
Tuesday, the 9Th Day of November Next,
is the day appointed by law for holding the Presi
dsntal esteR. a which time SAG ElseteTs S,
ceed by ballot to vote for twenty Eiecf0rs Of
President and Vice President Of the United States.
GiyshundeT my hand, at the Court House in this
city, this, nth day Of October, A. d. 1850 E
DAVID i. WIGHTMAN,
octl3:S6 I'LL 49, Sheriff Of said County.
The State Of Ohio, I In Court Of Common Pleas Of
| Cuyahoka County said County.
john CrOwell, PITT
William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
DeieHdants.
NHE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
nor. residents OF said State, will take notice
that PlAntiu has filed his petition in said Court to
toreoiose mortgage certain premises described
therein given BY Defendant, William Mitchell, to
Plaintiff to secure the payment Of note dated April
j. IS5S, for S622 76l0O, two years om date with tu
terest at ten cent. -.Ni " -L-l lLI.
The Defendants will appear and make answer on
the Sth day of December, lS60f Judgment on De-
fendant viii be rendered on said note and the premi
sss or deed to be sold to pay the same.
| Attest: ROLAND ID. NOBLE, Clerk.
| CrOwell . White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
| October y. 1850 is,1 -.rlr Uf s-l Octl3:3lO
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a3lathant Gailors.
H CARDOZO
@abinet aFarf.

FURNITURE AND UNDRRPA-
IL kING.-C. L. BAUDER & Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms TO their old stand. No e Pros-
pct street. arc again prepared 20 furnish eVer thing
10 the hne Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry-
HNDERTAKING.--A LARGB As
~ sOrtment Of Ready Made CoHins always keDt
on hand apr4 q. L. BAUDER & sO..
n w. BERRY, UPHOLSTERFR
y and Manufacturer Of Lounges, aud an kinds
DTaperies &C, No. 42 Superior street Hin tour doors
below Commercial Branch cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atten-
-. mayl-lgol
tDANIEL ". DUTY, CITY IN
DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
AL kinds and styles Of cOFFINS embracing a Frraf
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, an
81 which cannot Be exceiled hy any similar concern
In the state. No. 50 Erie street. Cleveland
,aniIa2tdaw
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4 The vote for county officers shows the rel
stive strength Of the Amer cans, who run a
separate ticket, To illustrate, we give the
vote for Probate Judge and County Commis-
sioner: '.H ftt.-'..|. "..th
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Republican bluraaty 1 .lE....


The Gazette says that the aggregate vote of
Hamilton county IS about $4,000. In 1855.
ia was 5000, showing an increase Of 5000
in four years, or ls per cent. q -r III 20
Toledo and Lucas County CHALLENGED for
the Banner!
We have met the enemy In all their null
tiplied and piebald forms, and vanquished
them --singly and combined. The result of
Yesterdays contest is the most Overwhelming
victory that was ever achieved in this city
and county. With every species of coalition
and fusion against them, the Republicans
have come sut with banners flying and drums
beating. ..,-.. - -.r 7--... .r-tr
The most remarkable feature in this Coun-
ty is the fact that Toledo comes out Of the
fight a Republican Gti-Ashley having l76
majority for Congress, and Brlnkerhoff 95 for
Judge Of Supreme Court, while every Repub-
lican candidate on the County ticket except
the Clerk and the Probate Judge has a ma
jority. The townships have done nobly, but
we are unable to particularize tO-dny.
We take this occasion to notify all whom
it may concern, that Toledo city and Lucas
county claim the banner for the largest pro-
portionate increase of the cities and counties
] of 0hiO.-Bldde.
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MARRIEp,

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tict f0ih, AZ the residence Of DR.. Dudley Allen in
Einrmah Ohio, by tho Rev. A. b Eldred SOLON
l.. sEYFRANCE, Of Cleveland, and Miss EMIL
o. ALlEN, Of the iormer place.
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'WASTER COMMISSIONERis
7ANOYELTYTN TaH Arr wORLDI

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United States Eng
@ land, France, and Belgium. ''.'
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1gets

HOME AGAIN-G. S. WILLIAMS.
l Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave %
nnhOunee to his friends and the public, that be is
home again. and located at s. g. GAR street eFe
land, o., where he has fitted up q DYE HOUSE with
the best machinery, regardless OF expense, and fat
ters himself that by strict attention 20 business that
be will be able TO regain shat patronage and support
which for 50 many years crowned his enaeaTols-
iplY2i:Rl0
I B. JACKSON, SILK AND
u . WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, West
Side. once No 20 Bank street, Harris Block, hVg
doors north OF Sc. Clair street.
shaWls Of every variety cleaned or dyed. teni's
Garments cleaned OF dyed without being taken
apart once open from S s'elock A. n til 8 2. d.
Is=RIO
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4narauiaqa,
8rass 9oaaafg.

JAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
~ FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURES ~
Brass 0oTk OF every description No. IS Union 81
4ieE doors from superior street, Cleveland, Ohio ~
q prepared to farnish all kinds Of W0rk rsed ~
steam, v ater or Gas, and all the Tarfous artclfs
Used n the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
tinds maze and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-05

SUICIDE OF A BANKER.-Robert Campbell. a
banker OF Davenport, Iowa, shot himself in his
once on the list ult. His son and the sheriff wer.
In the room at the time. He had paid the oficer
one thousand dollars, and the latter was engared
IN counting 1t when the pistol was disc harged
He died instantly.
u The Constitutional Union" national COM
. nave invited the WING and Amercan ma
tonal committees to meet with them Al RaItinne.
on The Yth, the day Of the meeting of their nomi-
III The agent Of a troop of Indians exhibiting
4oo1t tne country, is said to have induced gifl
residing at Bridgeport, Conn, to elope with him
The name Of the man given in the Rridasnn,;
Advertiser, is r. E. Burns. s'PO'
" Governor Buckingham Of Connecticut
was inaugurated on Wednesday, the ceremonies
Paraaes. &c, being unusually imposing. The
liein officers vi hoPuo-
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-The Fort Wayne lind
Times gives the following details of murder
which we have already briefly alluded to:-"Tht
murdered man and the murderess were husk, nd
and wife, and had maintained that relation n
saen other for period of upward of fifty wears
They resided on a small farm which they OWNED
n n Dehaio county. Mrs. Knapp Informed her son
Jakey OF her intention to kill the old man and
requested Jakey to hold the old mans hands
While she would choke him to death; Jakey
refused. SO she said no more about the rn,tter
IhII next morning, when she persuaded Knapp.
under some pretence, to enter the milk honse
ana as he was In the act of stepping ont OF the
building, she struck him on the back of the head
VITA a heavy club. She then seized the axe,
forehead, fracturing the skull She then d,,aaad
MIN TO the well and threw him in, and as he
went down he grasped the top Of the gum
wnlen grasp she forced him to let go by striking
MN upon the hands with the end of a heavy
board; he then sank to the bottom of the well
she then threw a number Of chunks into the
well, remarking to her son at the time that i'm case
search was made for the old man his body would
blood uPea the dress she had on at the time an.
paced second dress over 1t, directing sJakeyi
TO hide the axe and club with which she bad
Sommltted the deed. She went to a Mrs Smiths
H LILY sDoui mile distant, and spent the day
'Jakey,' in obedience TO her command. also snent
the DAY away from home. She met her son-in-
law, Place, and told him that she mad lust learned
Inat Ihe old man was lost, and fastened on her
way nome. Place and number of the neighbors
Immediately instituted a search for Knapp. and
noclng that the surface Of the water i'm the well
was covered with chunks, they put down a hook
aud dragged the body of the murdered man ont
MIS- Knapp exhibiting no grief, but on the con.
vary InanlIestlng the most perfect indifference.
suspicion pointed to her.
'She was accordingly arrested, but denied all
connection with the murder COMMITTEE M
females was appointed to examine her cIothin0
ana found upon her second dress the stains of
$1,000 sPoken of-when she became alarmed and
inquired for 'Jakey, stating that he was sim Ole
ooy, and they would get all out of him. ,Jakev
was then interrogated, and at first denied IN
knowieoge OF the matter, but afterwards made a
IuH statement She was tried last week, found
guilty, and sent to the penitentiary for life. -
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS,

Wt.,JLARDS EOTEL.-J l. Gates. sc; Far
reI, n.y. DIR bryahs ara la " Mass: A CTonve
ny Mann Pa; Lawrence do; A Dsfffs1' L.:
- MAO ~, Llj hon Al L. B0hnam. sc; ID Me-
Dn5isIn 40 4 Hart, Italy; q Bfuus, X; "
"a; n 6raham, do; r 5 King, F ri Collier. do: X
. C0ller AID family, Ny; Mrs Fr,nkiin . ii
',euinteT, do; Mrs Van Buren,, do: w "a Rartnn
XS' nsfIison and sister, do; r Brown. Enc:
p..n 'uuWeu' El;C Barry and LADY. y; Grail
BROWNS HOTEL M Rasip. Md. G. t.ix
me-, hi L 6 va Dunlop. Wis; ) Jeiriss.
rh1Iry, Fro.goe, BanksnsbIphi sqa D. ID,
VS. NJ urd, Curd. Va n CuTd nd iady NJ.
CsrSe; Miss Clarke. w Hamilton. Nd; ~ A H. a
n. , SSSmminSs Ga; Potts, o; g Carry, al ::
po:ss and ssy Ssy ssS ed AID ICY
Retlek, "a; Lamphier. Ill; z Tulke' son. NJ
r w Hall, Nd; L Sturdivant UShA. + Sn,a w
Mo:.i I'M M kennedy DC; Psterbau. h, Nd; j s
MAJ IoNsAL EorEL.R Borl,u. n Hurley, p
"a HWarIsn, e Stephen. Ms StspSeni. N nsir'
Gal; w Deaa, Pa; Prank, NY;'i Fit7ssaha9si
Joy, WIS; w Alceck, NY; Lemaa. pa. AZ
o. Russell Nh; Hughes, bag; BazaarS.
syaat, Estop, M Cooke, Pa; Maslin, Ten:
b Dodd, NY; w ThsyeT and ~ Ma. Aef e n wis;
nan n werk and fam. Pa; II Nash, j Johnson, j
WASHINGTON HoUsE.-s J Bsnps, o.;o.
hook, Phiiad'a: T Laner Re,ding; Hon n
We,dron- MIohisa1, @ A Chile and adv low. Va. n n
J. 1ssyt9WR: Tenn; Burnes and lady, NY; Mss M
SkySESW0oD HoUsE.-E w Chapman NV.
tor, Dsl. " N"otuief' va; Mr. Wlnches-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
IL MRS. COTS
TNDTAN VEG ETAETE nEHnrTTON


Ii is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
period; and u Is equally vell-knovn that the way
10 rard of disease Is to keep the blood pure. for
al the Ills that flesh is heir to- arise from lmpurI-
" OF the blood, the main spring of our existence.
IL 10. therefore, important TO al that the system
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this can be done in the most efectua way By using
MRS NJ. COY'S INDIAN Vt GETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
ofdiseases of Skin, Erysipeas, Sornfula. Rheuma-
tism, Nervous Debility, fevers of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and ali other diseases
arising from Impurlty of the blood IL has effected
the most rems kable cures, as can be shown by
numerous certificates fsom persons of the highest
respcctabilIty, and is recommended by all who
have ussd IL as the most invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
" II is sold by al the Druggists Of Baltimore,
ard al the residence of the proprietor.
MRS NJ. cox,
13S East Baltimore street,
between EGen street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her sea- or the cork.
FPrioe 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agent. r. =. +. CIsssL. Druggist.
Georgetown, ID. c., W no. esale agent for the Dis
trict, and wall sEPpJ the trade al my prices.
mar = tr
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WAsHINHGT0N CARRIAGE FACTORY.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY
w Street, BetIcsen 9Th and 10th Streets.
We have just finished n number of first oiaas
CARRIAGES, such az Light Fanny .a6h s.
Wagons, Pork PhsntoRS, Family Car-ETTE
r,dgsS, AMI B"ggiss, which we Will sell atZ2SS22[
. YER small profit.
Being prHot ca mechanics in di fsrent branches
OF the business, we Hatt r ourselves that we know
the STYLES and quality of work that will rive satIs
lection, combining Ightness, comfort and durabI l.
ty.
Repairing promptly and carefully attepdsd IN n
the shortest n tlce ard most reasonable charges
WALTER, KARMANN 4 BOPP,
CoHchmakeIsp SUCCESSORS ID VIM. Il, Hook,
ap T-dly '
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THE EVENING STAR.
A BATTLE HYMN.

In Honor ~ Sir jobs Hsensn, cho LATELY appeared
in a TRirty- Ssren Act Farce as tae Lion Tanner.
thiS Ode IS tCrtttsH.
Hail! HEBNAN. hail
Thou mighty Muscle King,
Lord of the Cestus, Monarch of the Ring;
Thine arm thy sceptre, and thy strength thy crown,
Before whose might the Lion went humbly down.
Behold, hardling Graves permit 10 sing
A PBan in thy praise, a rhyme To thy renown.
gErrcIA Mlx-:who hence dare call thee Bow
Quick tell thy friends, that a. may share thy joy.
The deeds that thou hast done;
For see Columbia comes with ready gLsSce
To bind thy brows, to kiss thy battered lace,
And claim thee as her son.
stand up and answer: didst thou, then.
BE- ard England's Lion in his den.
And dare him IN his pride;
And didst thou fight him forty bouts.
And put him through "a course Of sprouts"
And tan has tawny hide :"
Come. HEENAS, Boy,
Tel how the loIrs of battle flew;
: all gather round the teller.
Say, didst th0a give his ribs hug"
And strike mn sq9arely on the mug"
Fay, didst thou wrap Columbia's flag
To 6ght behind such bars :
And dIdst thou ply its many stripes
In what thy craft call stunning wipes
Pill Thomas saw its stars
Eh, HEBNAN, boy:
And do you mean-excuse NV pen
EOr seeking Of these things to ken
But go you m an to leave alarms,
And rush to home and ADAH's arms
For balm and lint and Test'
Or will you yield to BARNUM's wish
And take your place among the fish
And fowls and beasts: What crowds would visit
If you stood BY the great WHAT'S it %
And barred thy brawny breast!
Now, HERNAN, boy,
III tell you what to do:
You've damned the Lion
Challenge Orion,
The Champion of the Blue;
He wears belt >
So, as your fame enjoins
Just take 1T from his loins,
Or take his 'Pelt."
Bat. HKKNAN, boy,
fear one day thereIl be a "mil,''
When champions all will get their fill
A sort of general grinding day
IN Thy quaint phrase, the devil to pay.
Oh, HEESAN, boy,
Within the bounds Of this World Ring
There walks a certain Champion King,
With whom We all must tussle;
IerhaPs you know the wight mead
He's aueerly built, lank -jawed and lean.
Without a sign of muscle.
But yet, though his "condition's" poor
AS poor can be, one thing is sure
tie makes his "mawleys" felt;
No fairness shows he to his foes;
He deals the foulest kinds of blows
And strikes below the bet.''
No "sparrlng ;" stopping :" ''counterlng. then.
My shoulder hitter .'ioOTs' his men
With just a single pass
Yes, HEENAN, boy, when he 'Tst drives"
Before ms bony "bunch of hveS"
You'll surely "go to grass"
Now, HEKSAN, boy,
WIN such Living MILF in view.
course OF training to go through
Were surely Only night
Let me suggest that you leave strife.
And for the balance of your life
Just pray instead of fight
In, KEENAN,, boy.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

Protected bv RovaI Istts,s pats.to Of En,,ard. s.s
sscxysd BY the Seals Of ths Eeols de Pharmdets do
Paris, and tia Imperial College of Msdtetss,
FieRna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhGa, and oil physical disabilities,
:, No. ? completely Graduates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the
seous and pernicious use of copeyla and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
relief, dispersing all impurities, and roofing outline
lTRIEsEMAR,Nos,l q and a,are prepared in the
form of q lozenge. devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried In the vaistoost pocket Sold IN ar
tered BY Val Peau, Lahemand, Roux, RIcord, 30.
PRICE each, or four cases for So which saves Is;
To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BARROW,
1914 Beecker street, four doors below mcDousa
street. New York. Immediately on receiving O re
mittsnce, DIR. Barrow will forward the TriesemsI
20 any part Of the world, securely packed, and ad
Sold also BY 8. CALVERT FORD, Jry Wash
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FEMALE CUMPANIUN.
HIS CdTHARTTC SYRUP

For Infants, Children ard Delicate Females, ia
caI tainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines In the world. IL Is perfect substitute
for CdLOWsl. setting on the Liver, removing ali oh
strucuOns in the Bowels, curing Costlveness lndI-
gestIon and Dyspepsia. Although II IS as sure and
efectual In its tperationsIss Calome, vet ls so
delicious the taste, that children will cry for IL,
and il is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews Of Heaven. Thousands Of mothers through
out the land will bless tie disooverer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-05
BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BoVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,
For the cure of recipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak Stomaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
requiring a Tonic. are Unsurpassss They are made
of q pare Sherry Wine, and asiGefrcm their medi.
clnal properties, they aTe most wholesome and
CeliEkt full Beverage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-05
CHARLES wiDDIFIELD Il co ,

.o fhOfhIE iUhS,
649 AND COL BROADWAY, NV YORK,
And sold 10y JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United states Hotel, and
sy druggists generally. mar l4'y,rQ
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HELNBoLD's EXTRACT RUcBU,

MENTS are reduced. as vel as PAIN NO IN
MEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUcBU.
Arising from Exoes,ss, HABITS Of Dissipation,
-, Atteaded MA rae Joi.OSrtns Symptoms
IInd Ind. Pc Ms 70 EKertiOn. Loss Of Pover
Weak Nerves. TREMBLING
Horror Of Disease, wskefu ness
TnIysrsAl LsssltOde Of the Mu,cu ar system.
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body.
p,n''' P Al FFRSSiGSSs F. the f'Os
These symptoms, If allowed 70 go on, which THE
PSTfES Ss FIFTY FIFTY f sfG ifi2 FITS
E oSE OF WHICH THE patient MAY EzEIRE.
:, SiNsRNiffiY' AN1 B fctoiGNsfMPrIos."
THE Rhc3kps OF THE ESskSE 4sYLUMs
T Rs s%SS P g tS GS e Si
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
ReQrires the aid Of medicine % strengthen
WA RrLxroLD ENTklKGsTF B6c tas Uys ;sSa;
TRIAL WILL cow. ScE THE MOST sKEPTIcAL-
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-
OLD 60 cGNhT TEHHPt iT tfNSSE kkkkfRRGHED ON
r IN MANf AFFECTIONS rECULIAR TO
os sndy m chi S.s or By
lIregalaIty, Panialness. or Suppression Of Gus
-
of the Uterus, l.eucOrrhes or Whites. Sterillily.
and Tor comp anus incident 20 thes whether
arising from indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY y s ;SSttISSi 81 f'' WITHOUT 1T,
Taxi no more BALKAN. Mercury, or Enp1.asap'
hELMB0LD's EXTRACT BUcRU
SECRET DISEASES
Little o. no change in Duet; NoinoO6vehisnoe;
Il causss frequent desire Ss sives strength 70
UIinate, thereby Removing sbstructions.
AsyIne Psin and Inf m@stior' 81 So ffsSuent
the class of diseases. AM eIpelIIng all FoiSOHors
THoUSGSDS GPoN THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUAcks,
POISON, has, By the use OF 'rowERTUI AZ
dt - s beer ared up IN the system, 10 break
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use PEIxBoLD's FxrRAor BucHU for ali saec-
'lon' and d''f rsiS q K ORGANS,
" H''"si MAE NAE OR FEMALE,
from ao& IoSG f sfA 81 sis 70 m''''r 81
Dse'fss 9fthase pTs.nI TS9pTs t. 30 q psrsio
hSLMH IS Hi Et : REtT bI fpEEf
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ErdeHoe Of the most reliable ond responsible ohar
ter will ' SSiE2RRTfFc chs rTssi SF CURES
Efonl 20 % years sfaadtps,
WITH NAMES KNOWN TO
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six for IS. 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
observation.
DEscEIBs SYMPTOMS IN ALL CcMxusIcAr1oss
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Graft, :,
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman Of
the city ofPhi sde III. T. HELMBoL D, who being
daily sworn, doth say. has Prepars'ions costais no
parcotc, no mercury, or 3ther Ihiunons Drug,
Sworn and subscribed before. me, this sd day of
November, 1854
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Alderman.
Ninth street. above Race. Phila.
Address letters for informato on in con6dence Co
II. II. HELMBOLD, CheUist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth ct bet Chesuut. phiia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeayor to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
'0THER' ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
HelnbOld's Genuine Preparations,
SSrseparilla
" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by 2. B. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and :.
z. FORD, IN, corner Penn. avenue aid Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR BELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut OFT the advertisement and send Tor 10
ANDhvOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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