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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELANp, Sept. I7Lb

PORI OF CLEVELAND, Sept. l1lh.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Forest Queen, Miller. BuIalo.
Arrow avCrlv. dusk
Prog Young Amsrc ChadUlck Osdousburst; 20 tons Of
Prl5 Jersey CRY Monroe Dungi-k: 81 tons rnl>e
Pr0p Geess Chief Bond DunkIrs l13 zalso sund-
SchT non, Mcneil; Oswg0i DO bJls SAT-, Hubby,
Schf Vermont, Tetch, Buffalo; no cargo.
Sclr Valera, d ne, Bgfllo so hhs salt, Ciapin.
Sr.r snei. Rsid Bufalu- cargo.
SC ~ Pend eton. Becker. ku1al- no cargo.
Scogy Hale F1Tsh5r keley's Is and l6 clrds lime
Stone, G " Ca-Elus.
CLEARANCEs.
Steamer Arrow. Carerlv Sanduskv
Ste1a4lr Fure-t Qu-cl sIiller. BulIl0.
Pop Young Amelia. Chadwick, Chcagu; . tOlE mdss.
Proc tie1ssse Clsf, Bond SanduSky
Prop Jersey CitT Monroe, Toie1o-
BarQag David Morrs, YaIor Chicago; sOl cal,
Bsrsas FoE-auelIs Move Chicago; 80 tons ea4l do
sohf Neinai' ienc1 BdHlloi SO IN wheat, >-aalar,
Schr A Medbury, warner. Oswero: ses0 bu wheat HEO
SchT u p Musssy, caldwell, osWeso l4lSo0 bu wheat
so0w ? Haze. Farsher, Ksnsy's Island; no cargo.
LIST OF VESSELS passing and ousof the Lock o.
the wsliaBd Canal n Port CoIbours C. w furnished By
the Lock Tenierto D P. Dobbins Secretary the Board
OF Lake Un leryTiierS;
Bound wEsT. Sept. l5h-None On the i6lh-P-op
Osdeusburh. shrS star OF 4cns MarT Ans. t,eo S-eefe
AsirulIz Utica. Patrlck Henry K Lummis d B1uE
man, Frapklln Pierce.
BoUND EAST. Seps. lsh-sohr whitmaa. On the
l6th - SchIs Peoria NonpareI Energy Beuis, Garden
City
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18

OSwEGO PRODUCE BIARKET-Sept Il.
LBT TELEGRAPH
Fl0ur-Dul
Wheat sales 5Ol1 bu. iaeiudIug 2O0o bush uuslund
III ivyaukee 10 sc
Cornln god de tnd; market vyithut m1teria chInse
sales 30 q hu SO 6. for Ilnos and Ind
Canal FruishtS>ieady; &c Hour, Tsc wheat &c
corn New York
Lake ImPors-Is05O bu wheat; Is 90 bu com. 100 bu
lsrle'; ] - bu We
Canal EIports-ol bbls -four; sOoO lu wheat; 100 bu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-SePt Il.
IBY TELEaRAFH.l

NV 1Ohh FhODIAE MAhhE4-otfL IL
Icy TELEGRAFH-l
Flour-NIarkst opened firm but closed dull aud heavy
bbs 50 for uusouud; s. 95G5
fine stare s. for sate 81 9l5 u for super
ns state. $ "a IS for medium esicru
IS IS Shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
kct closing dull and tending dowuwari- Canadian ur
quiet; 30 bbls IS 50a6 So Rye -four firm al S5 500
s. %
Wheat-Firm, with a moderate demand for export an
consumption; sales bu 81 for good unsUurd Chcag
spring. 81 O2 for unsound Milwaukee club; 81 IS for
unsound rd diana and white bllchislns 81 Is al 3 for
red s1uthe 81 g for fair white do; and 81 30 for common
white Keutucky
Rye-Fnuler and active; sales OO0 bu st sc.
BarlGy-Sfeady; saies LOO bu air al - SOC.
COMA shade rmer and closed quiet; sales go hu
6sGI416 for uns0und sound western; eies6c
white. sass for yellow southern.
Gsfs-Bu0vauf 45df7 state, sS65oc for stem
WhIsky-ScIrcely frn, sales co bhs II 2iG2asc,
nearly all AZ the inside prIce
PoTDroopInc. sales 500 bbls al Si7 40 for mess; Sl5
IS IS for prime; SO 20 for clear
Beef>teady; saos 10 bbs at SliSl4 80 FOR repacked
mes Slsl5 50 for extra Beef hams quitt AZ S7
25. Nothing doi in prime mess beef
Cut MeafsQlief; sales OF nal parcels az Ga 63c 10
shuu der; 81 de3{c f0T hans
Ll'd-eavy; sales SEQ b5ls at ilhSIaSc and 40 kegs
q I3c
Buter-A moderate business doing At l2SI5e fer Ohio;
l5a20r for state
Cheese-Selling al 5dT5Sr,
StCcks-Seclud harl i better; No 6 -, co. Tenn
soA; trie honls =, ~ Pc mall 81; NHC - Red
s6As; Pan ll; G. sss: Lrc VI ~. Enc ia. NJ
5 25a4; do pref 81; Chi \ kI6sz' Gala Chi 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
' mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and lg2 River street and 10 and
II Meadow street, "Grocer's Block % Cleveland Ohio
Z BRADBURN,l
W FIsHEE-l augJIdIy ls4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
HARTLEY SMITH J. G. PUTNAM
SMITH & PUTNAM.-PRODUCE-
BRADBURN & FISHER

~ EurWarulu- Commission Nerchaufg
salt Fish. Water me, Pls sc; also dealers in al
varieties OF coai- Brick Ware House 1s3 ls5 River
Street and 81 Dock Liberal cash advances made on
cunsignments. mbiT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30
nr nRs. c

Oh lovely image Of eternal beauty.
There is q soul in Thee thnt meets my own
And holds me willing captive, rapt, en-
chanted,
IN blest connection with ityself alone.
Those beaming eyes Of soft and smiling
sweetness
Bend On me with pure, unearihly love;
A holy light beams from thy radiant features
Serene. inc fable, like that above.
fee! thy mighty influence DER my spirit,
flushing my passions and my cares to
rest,
Lifting my soul above all things terrestrial
To holy union with the pure and blcst.
And now methinks I hear thee speaking
softly.
In spirit uhspers like the breath OF even
Ia burning words, no mortal tongue cen Ut
ter,
OF love and purity. bliss and heaven.
Thou art 70 me the chief among ten ihous
and,
The peerless beauty only perfect one;
Ny soul doth c!eave to thee in rapt devotion.
And finds with thee for joy her hesv'n be.
gun.
JASPER, April, 1858.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30

Gov. WRIcHr.-We copy the following
from che Eva0ssille Journal. We have been
Al . loss TO account for The failure Of The
President To seAd Gov. VS. appointment
10 the Senate Ter confirmation, but hope the
surmses Of the Journal msylssove incorrect: :
Gov. Wright's name has not yet been pre-
sentedlo the Senate, and i is supposed he
will be recalled, or his nomiaatioa withheld
I'LL Congress adiourns, when the appoint
ment will expire by law. 10 preserve his
dignity Governor Wright will resign and
come home. On his return. We are led to
believe he will take up his residence in the
Pocket, and probably In the city ef Evans
Vile.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30

LIZA wealthy Jew residing nsar Selma
Arkansas. hos IN possession sheklc which
was struck 10 the mint Of Judea seventeen
hundred and fifty years ago. II 10 about the
size Of ihalf.doIlar, but the silver Is 50 i'm.
pure that its intrinsic value IL but fifteen
cents. The owner would hardly part with
the relic for ss many hundred dollars. II has
been 10 his family i've hundred and sixty
year..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30

GA sweet country house, with roses
and honeysuckles trained 10 climb over j,
with good taste, beauty and intelligence
within; toll enough 10 insure health, and
ieisuss to court acquaintance with books
end fowers and the lovsliusss .of nature,
with peace, plenty and love, i surely one
o. the paradises which Heaven has leit for
thc assainmsa, OF man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30
A Wonderful Story.

The following wonderful story appeared
several years ago, from The pen Of an OIL
sEown aulnor:
The other morning. at the breakfast table
cur friend. the Hon. John c. Calhoun. seem
ed very much troubled and out Of spiri,s.-
You know he is altogether \ venerable man
with hard, stern. Scotch Irish face, soft
ened in lie expression around The y outh By
q sort Of cad smile, which wins the hearts o:
all who converse with him. His hsis is snow
white; he is tall and angular; lie reminds
you very mach Of Old Hickory. That he
Is honest, no one doubts; he has sacrificed
70 his fstslism his brightest hopes Of politi.
cal sdvancement--has offered up on III.
shrine OF ,dst necessity which be w0rships
oil that can excite ambition. even the Pres.
,dency Of the United States.
But 10 my story. The siher morning at
the breakfast table. where l. an unobserved
spectator, happened TO be present, Calhoun
was observed TO gaze frequently at his right
hand, and brush il with his left ia hurried
aud nervous manner. He did this 20 often
that il excited attention. At length one Of
The persons composing the breakfast party
his name, | think, Is Toombs, and he is u
member Of Congress from Georgis--took
upon himself TO ask the occasion Of Mr..
csIhoun's disqu.etude.
'Does your hand pain you" be asked Of
lr. &.
To this Mr.. Calhoun replied, in rather
lurried manner:
'PsLaw! Il is nothing. Only dream
,sd last night, and which mikes me see per.
,csuaIIy large black spot, like an ink blotcI
,pon the back Of my right Is,d. An opt
:ol illusion, I suppose
or course these words excited the curios-
~ Of the company. but no one vsn,ured 10
,eg the details Of this Singular dream, nniiI
roombs asked quietly:
"What was your dream lkei I'm not
'ery superstitieus about dresms. but some
imes they have great deal Of ,ru<h 10 them
Bot this was such . peculiarly absurd
lrean,' said Mr. Calhoun. again brushing
he back Of his right hand; however. ifh
loes not ntrude TOO much on the time 81
,ur friends, l will relate il 10 you.'
Of course The company were profuse 10
heir professions OF anxiety 10 klow all about
ne dream. In his Singular, sweet voice, Nj
Calhoun related II:
al late hour last night, q was sitting
q my room engaged In writing, | was astoa.
shed BY ihe entrance or visitor. who en-.
cred and without word took ssat opposite
ne at mg table. This surprised me, ss had
,iyen paSticuIar orders 10 the servant that
hould on no account be disturbed. The man
,er In which ,be Iniwder entered. 90 per-
sc,y sell posscsscd, taking his Sc, orrosi's |
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30
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CO We publish below an excellent piece
Of poetry from new espondent. We
cordially welcome Mrs. c. 10 our list, and
hope her chss,e and beautiful imsginingr
may frequently fad their way 10 the public
through our columns.
The Souls Vision Of Beauty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-30

HEX CAY uefe " gOOC ueal q
scandal always going on IN small towing
that every body Che OF she) doesn't mind hi
or her business. This may not be so; fo
"They Say" himself is gre ai scnndal-mon
ger, and has done "a deaf Of mischief in Iii
time, BY insinuating what he dared not dis
tinc,ly charge or assert But aswe have nc
reason 10 consider Jasper an exception e .
general rule. we commend to the careful ss.
tenlion Of these impefiiaent persons, msls
or female. married or s,agIe, the following
lines, from Harper:
Is Il any body's business,
If gentleman should choose,
To wai, upon lady,
II the lady done refusel
Or. 70 speak l;t.e palmer.
That the meaning all may know,
i Il any bcdy's business
II q lady has beau!
Il il any body's business
Whea that geasiemsn 10th call,
Or when he leaves the lady.
Or II he leaves a ali!
Or 10 Il necessary
That the curtains should be dsagn,
To cave from furthee trouble
The outside lookcss.onf
Is IL anv bodys bGsincss,
But she Iady's. il her bean
Rideth out with other ladies',
And doesn't let her know!
Isit asy body's business.
But tie gsnicman's, il she
Should accep. another consort.
Where be doesn't chance TO tes
II PERSONS on the side walk.
Whether great. or wdether small,
Il Il any body's business
Where that person means 10 call!
Or IL you see person
While he's calling any where.
IL II any Of your business
Wha. his business msy be these2
The substance Of our query,
Simply stated. would be this:
u il any body's business
What anoiher's business isl
.Whsther 'tis. or whether 'tisnr.
We should really like 10 know,
For we're certain. IL il isn't.
There are some who make II 60.
II Il l.. we'Il join the rsbble,
And act the nob'e part
or the tsttlers and dcfsmers,
Who throng the public matt:
But II not, we'li sct the teacher,
Until each meddler learns.
!, were better, In the future,
To mind his own concerns!
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He e. lad | be held ri.
struck me like et8UAO(r clap. II wss tho
face ol dead man, whom extraordinary
events had called back to life. The features
were those Of General G, orge Washington
yes, gentlemen. the intruder was none
other than George Washington. He was
dressed in the Revolutionary costume, such
as you see 10 the Patent Office
Here Mr. Calhoun paused. apparently ux-
i,sted. His agitation. need not tell you,
was shared BY the company. Toombs at
length broke The embarrassing Dause:
We'll, we'll, what was the issue u this
scene!'
Mr.. Calhoun resumed
The intruder. Is | have said. rose and
asked me 10 look at my right hand. and as
though had not the power TO refuse, I ex-
tended IL. The truth il. | felt a strange
thrill psrvade me at his touch; he grasped
i and held il near the light. thus sffording
me full time TO examine every feature. Ii
was The face Of Washington. Gentlemen.
! shujdered rs beheid the horribly dead
alive Of that visage. After holding my hand
for moment be looked Al me steadily, and
said ia quiet wav:
And with this right hand. senator from
South Carolina. you would sign your name
70 paper declaring lhe Union dssoIvedp
I answered In the affirmative. Yes. I
will. II . certain contingency arises. l will
s'gn my name 10 . Declaration Of Dissolu-
tion.'
But Of that moment . black bIotch sp-
peared on the back OF my hand. an inky
bloich, which seem to see even now.
'Whsf IL that!' said I. alarmed. 4 knew
not why, at The bIotch on my hand.
That said he. dropping my hand. is the
mark BY which Benedict Arnold 10 knownin
= i. :. :. ..,s s''s' 70; ;.,,.~,.. b. drew
rom be9essh 9 1|oekse object which be
cid uaf I( It upon tho very
pspci hing. That object
end TON.
tn 'there are the bones Of
|ssac - I|)V|( vss hung st Charleston
BY the BFyush; he gave his life 10 order TO
establish the Union. When you put your
,ame 10 Declaration Of Dissolution, why
'ou may a. well have The bones OF lsaac
isyne before you; he was South csrol,
'ian, and so are you. But there was no
'lctch on bis right hand
With these words the intruder ieft tho
oom. I started back from the contact with
he dead mans 5onss, snd--owoke. Over
worm By labor, had fallen asleep, and had
'een dreaming. Was Il not 4 singular
|reami"
All The company answ cred 10 The sfiirma-
i've, and Toombs muttered, singular, very
ingular. 81 the same time looking curiousIy
I the back Of his right hand. while Mr..
'alhoun placed hs head between his hands
nd seemed buried 10 thought.
0.TA few evenings ago in Albany, New
'ork, (the Argus vouches Tor St.) widow
tho was known to The entire congregation
, be greatly in want Of q husband, was
raging with great fsrvency:
oh. thou knowesk the desire Of my heart
he exclaimed.
Amen! responded brother In broad &c.
sns.
-----ps~--
EfThe Mosmons claim TO have $4,000
'embers of their church scattered over the
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~ How quietly might any one live II be
could care as h'lls Tor the affairs of Others a.
be does ior lis own.
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NO. z

me- without word. ss .hongh my room and
all within i belonged 10 him, excite in me
's much surprise as indignation. I raised
my head 10 look into his features. over the
top o. my shaded lamp, and discovered fhnt
he was wrapped in Thin CLOAK, which fec.
'uaIly concealed bic lace and features from
my view, and as raised my head he spoke:
What are you writing. senator from South
CsroIinar
did not think OF his imper,inence ., 6rst
but answered him voluntarily
4 om writing plan Of the dissolution Of
The American Union;' (you know. gentle.
men, that am expected 10 produce 4 plan
Of dissolution, In the event u certain con.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-12

tionof the one great principle, that power /.
virtue, and weakness, only, crimc. Nor is il
true, that European stutes are hostile to the
spread of slavery at the south. They are hos
tile to this Union, perhaps, they see in il Il
threatening rival in every branch Of urt, and
they sec that rival armed with one Of the most
potent productive institutions the world hu.
ever seen--they would crush India and Algn
ria, to make an equal supply Of cotton with
the North and failing in this, they would
crush slavery TO bring the north TO footing
with them hut 10 slavery without the north
they have no rcpdgnancr--Un the contrary, il
it were to stand out for Itself, free from lhp
control OF any other power and were to oH'tG
to Enropcan states, upon fair terms full sup.
ply oT its commodities, it would not Only not
be warred upon, but the south would b. ,jnsu
larry favored--Urowns would bend before her,
Kingdoms and Empires would break lance
TO VIA the smile Of her approval, uHd quitting
her free estate it would be it her option 10 be.
come the bride Of the world. rlturr than a@
how, the miserable mistress Of tlr north,
Nor viii the slave uadn measure surely
break the Union. II viii deprive The north
ot her prrpondcrnncc of political power, and
it will he opposed, therefore. ly political
tradcsmen II the north, but 10 the mercantile
aud commrrciul interests Of that section ID WIll
rive richer irll for operations tian tbryary
or dared 60 dream o. To Tie manufacturing
interests il will Give tie promise or more ll,m
daht cotton, aud ot wider malkrt tor th.ir
iabrrS II is interest, not sentiment or opiH.
loh that gives tendency 10 political auHuu.
ahn thesr Interests concmrinL, can control hc
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-12
ARTHUR CRAWFORD g. r.

" NND MIUITTNES. 'VbS
No ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON 7.
Keep constantly on hand, n large and comnn,'' ,M'
sortmpn Of Pants. Oils Pcriumcrics. &c r''e a.
They are constantly receiving direct from ,b. No..
factories and other sources, u large and vnri.J aiu'
meni Of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which thcv ot oa
for sale on as favorable terms can be had l.; 'ntr tr
southern market :" Tue
Henry > Becchcnu will personality attend 10 tbo :,
pon,ng ot Physicians Prcscrptions Family and I sr
other Recipes, Hl
The following comprises few Of the artie,0s :,
MMA- 20 be found ~ ihcir Drum Store VIZ - M
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coNsEIL DIE VILE DE LA K'LLE-

NOuYElIE'ORLEANs, nOvembre, 1851.
La petition des soussgnes repreene respectueument
majorte requse nouyele chaTe
tton honorable de passer
resolution eet les banquettes pavees avec
des brques les memes bordures les
chsque endro GU les banquees sont Requirement
des peres de bordure briQues
chaque endro perTes de boure
dams partie du Trosieme District comprs
Press Champs Iyee Avid (excepte Marigny
lie cote Est des Champs Eysees h6pta Luzenburg
gny Josephine, Vaudeville solidee9 Louvrage dot
etre st accordance les specifications
supervision du dit yoyer payable ble de six ct douze mO
doiysnt etre moins de tTos depaisseur,
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NEW ORLEANS November ], 1851
Of the respectfully
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
petit they your honorable body pass ordinances
resolutions the effect Of having the sidewalks eveed graded
with bricks with the
said sidewalk regularly laid with
and with bricks wherever the eubstones have
ready been laid in all that Of the Third District comprised
within Press Elyan Fields evee St Avid Streets Except
Msrgny the East side Of Eysan Fields Luenbsgs
Hospital and Margny Josephine and Vaudeville Ssdelle
sen The work to be done in accordance with specifications
e ia the Surveyors Office under the vision Of said City
Surveyor and he payable In six and twelve
bearing eight cent interest per Curb less than
three inches thick.
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FTHE FEITTTON EMS, tflsIDEETB II
First Fourth Districts respectfully represent that
that in accordance with tbs plank road
their street. almost out must replaced with
ballast propose their proportion Of the Of
laying portion Magazine Pytsnia with
square blocks laid like Dorsisr street pro
vided the Council is willing reimburse them the
which hs city would have ezpend to construct the ballast
road. ...-
They that after legal publication sealed proposals
solicited within thirty days have the work commenced
LIST February and finished LIST Of A pr following.
New Orleans, June 30, 1851. Ia "
To he Council, Q
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BUREAU DU COLIEcTEuR DE- TAxHs D. ETAT I
QuAtrieme District De IL Vile de Ia N -Oreans.
Wis AUX CONTRIBU ABLES : LIZ sous
n sene collector de Ea donne avis 10 present
doivenI des Eta pour rannee 1881,
de licenses Pannee 1883 dams les mes du dit
uAtreme District de venir bureau, Cou du Recorder
premier aage de es dams del pIescr
par Ia loi.
Heures de bureau de pa. M.a2P.M.
GkoRGR MENsMAN,
jal2 Dot Collector.
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d.. o.soea,. Ina,a chol.gogns !.

3D.. s.. CURES =
Fever and Agus Chils Fever DUNN Agns Intsmisns
and Rsmit,ent rsvers, Liver Complaint JsuDdics En-
largemsnf Of the LIVER Enlargement Of the v <,
Spleen. and all the various forms. Of
BILIOUS DIsEAsRs.
This Invaluable medicine was prepared fo. an extensive
practice several years bilious climate and
fail curing Fever and Ague u the diseases above
named. sa -ff - - az
Those who are suffering nom affections OF this kind as also
those VII. have become invsds their effects upon fhs
constitution win Sad the india Choagogue" most nvAiua
remedy for purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of billions climate
wonderful effects Of choseosne in Graduating Bile from
the system only explain is extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and Of Fever and Ague
and the various grades Of inerttent and reeut fsvers
tested in Thousands Of and prohOuneed By
have used Of tbs gses Fever and Agus rene
Be snrs and ask for Dr. osgood'. India boisgogue
thsre are many counterfeits offered for sale. W
salem New Orleans wholesale and retail at propstOr
prices " .. WRIGHT CO.,
rs "a : n and ISL chsrtres street, '.i
80 .fs- 4F * General Agents for the soash.
t3,,5o & 4- ----'rTI 81 Tfs f5ln-a e
silence that Dreadful Cought .iiBoy
The work of the destroyer mas begun The Lungs
danger Resort at once to ... $3.50,
~aT DR.. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
or all future may in vain Are you moheri You
daughteryour idol and earthly jOys now bed OF Ian
gushing her pale emaciated form show that se
wasting away. The sepuhral cough pains your ear an'
sickens your soul; 1t is the ,.t f...f d. q,
SOUND OF DEATH Fsil &
There is remedy that will stop te Cough
the consumptivss grave.
Aa YOUNG MANI M .l0
Your hectic uh cough feeble limbs tell of fearful
bodins Just about f eonsumpo
crushing blight the fuure but you need
despair An stretched forth yontO soothe
| heal your wounded lungs Tits DIR. DAVIS t-
Compound syrup OF wild Cherry and Tar
1t admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound syru
OF wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that viii posive
CURE consumption, coughs colds Group whoopng cough
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
| j. WRIGHT & CO.,
I q and Isl Chartres street