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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22
Silence that Dreadful Coughl



The work Of the destroyer ghas begun The Lungs in
danger Resort a to
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guhing pale check show that she Is
fast wasting away The sepuehra cough pains your ear
scxeus your soul, it Is the
SOUND OF DEATH
There remedy will stop Cough and save her from
the consumptiye's grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic fush cough and feeble limbs tel of fearfufoe
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

$500 Marry, but you travellers
As5 Journey far snd look moi this like again. Here
You Do behold cur Gods and Goddse Presently you shall
unfold themselves y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22

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The Gods are met jaeg swix Neptune susnamea HppHs
And fair ainsrsa, famed for wisdom and for war.
On his hs atne d Ivory gold great Neptune
10 is right baud
ssAssshs ssuhol q hiE reign wherein sits
Jeses sTsai bird.
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SOUND OF DEATH


There is remedy that will stop the Cough and save her
the consumptiyes grave.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
Honorable COuduet ofthe Summers.

1t viii be remembered by our readers that
Mr. Albert Sumner, of Newport, r. l., his wife
and child, some time since, were shipwrecked
and all undoubtedly Perished- By the pre-
sumptions of law, the wife and child died first,
and the husband became entitled to the proper
ty- Mrs. 5. was daughter of the late Walter
Charming, of this city, and enjoyed the income
Of large estate Under these circumstances,
more than $4,000 became legally vested in the
late Mr.. Sumner, and through him came TO his
mother and sister and his two brothers-Chas
Sumner, our Senator, and George Sumner, Esq
The estate was administered upon by Mr.. Geo.
Sumner, and, with the consent Of all these
heirs, the whole Of this property which the de-
ceased had derived from his wife, has been sur
rendered to her relations. 1t gives US great
pleasure TO record an act so honorable to the
parties, and prompted by:so nice a sense Of
justice and equity.-Bost0n Transcript
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
A Boston Widow VS.. A Gay DeceI,er.

Readers will remember the marriage last
spring of William II Carr, of Kentucky, to
Mrs. A. P. Briggs, of Columbus, Ohio, the re-
suit of advertising for wife in the New York
Times Carr it will be further remembered
received letters from I0I women-candidates
for his hand From the lot, he finally selected
the Columbus widow.
1t turns out that Carr was something of
gay deceiver, and that he made written Protes-
tations Of love and wedlock to others beside
the favored Mrs. Briggs The Ashland Ken
tuckian of May 18th, in nOticing the rich cor
respOndence and singular match, says:
Thereby hangs a veritable tale; and it may
be possible, a suit for breach of promise, with
exemplary damages. Mrs. Pauline W. Carol.
a Boston lady, now sojOurning in Greenup
county, has put US in possession Of a series of
letters, which clearly proves said Carr to be g
gay deceiVer :" fellow who loves not wisely,
but TWO welll Since the announcement Of the
villains marriage, while under solemn promise
to her, Mrs. Carol has concluded TO bring suit
against Carr for breach of promise and damage
TO her tender affections. As the lady is young
and handsome, and has the documents 10 Prove
the treachery and false dealing of the too amo-
rous Carr, it is more than probable that a Ken
tueky jury will give her exemplary damages,
and that the reprobate Overseer will be made to
pOney up 10 the tune Of thousands. The result
of his daring attempt to lrile with the tender
affections of young womanhOOd, will sadly in
terfere with the honey moon and domestic
feiiekity anticipated by Carr in his union with
the Columbus widow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
Maglc Of a sunkeu CoVDer Wire!

In announcing the success of the Atlantic
Telegraph, the Albany Evening Journal thus
talks of the present AMI the future:
Within twelve hours, we have seen two won,
ders accomplished by it, that never happened
before and never will again Republican peo-
pie hanging with almost loyal enthusiasm up
on a speech from the Throne, and Mr Buehan-
an writing Message that gives general satis-
faction
More wonders are now to come Messages
received in New York several hours before the
time at which they leave London. Merchants
in Broadway ordering goods from Pans, IN less
time than they could senda similar order to the
next street Spectators, three thousand miles
apart, buying and selling Flour and Cotton and
closing the bargain before the day is over
Proceedings of the evening sessions OF Parila-
ment laid on our breakfast tables the next morn
/ ing News from St Petersburg received here
sooner than news from Sehoharie. Passengers
out by the steamer announcing their safe arm
val, to friends at home, before their trunks have
passed the Custom-House. Diplomacy done by
electricity and merchandise sold by magnetism
News BY the steamer ten days old when II gets
here Bank thieves and railway defaulters from
the Old World met on the wharf by New Nork
Police and escorted ta apartments IN the Iombs
prepared week beforehand for their reception
Europe no longer an asylum for runaway rogdes
from here Short official dispatches, and intel
ligible diplomatic correspondence such Is The
magic of sunken copper wire
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
Fmnncinnrinn in NirrinIn.

The Richmond Wing of the l7th published
in full the address in favor of the abolition Of
slavery in Western Virginia, which was issued
eleven years ago by Dr. Henry Ruffner, at the
request of q number of gentlemen, among whom
was Hon. John Letcher, the present candidate
of the ultra pro slavery and LecomPtOn party
for the succession to Governor Wise. 1t enters
into thorough examination Of every branch of
the subject, and, while free from fanaticism,
and emsnating from SHAREHOLDERS, is one Of the
most powerful anti-slavery documents ever
written. The following paragraph viii give
some idea Of its character
Some Virginia politicians Proudiy-yes, proud
H., fellow ow-citizens-csll our old Commonwealth,
The MoiheT Of States! These enligkiened pa
triots might pay her still higher compliment
by calling her The GTGndmofheT Of States. For
our part, we are grieved and mortified to think
of the lean and haggard condition of our vener-
able mother. Her black children have sucked
her so dry, that now, for long time past, she
has not milk enough for her offspring, either
black OF white.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

A CURIOUS HIDINs PLAcE.-A new apPhca-
ton OF this text :-"Search the Scriptures,
was discovered by some of the officials at the
the State Prison few days since. A certain
convict in that institution has often been de-
tected in using tobacco, which is inierdicted by
the rules of the Prison. The mystery was how
be got it, and where he secreted it. His cell
was searched, his dress frequently examined,
but to no purpose. The officers could not find
the tobacco nor his box, but he could
A few days since, however, an officer hap
pened TO take up the Bible from the table in the
eOnvict's cell and opening it discovered that the
greater portion Of the leaves had been cut out
Of the centre, and IN this cavity was good
store Of "plug," enough to last State Prison
convict long tine The book externally pre-
sented the same appearance as any other of the
Bibles, q copy Of which is in each cell, but the
contents of the volume were not exactly in ac-
cordaDce with the Assembly's Catechism.-
Pkild- Bulletin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
The minnesota senaIor.hip.

The fraudulent attempt OF the Minnesota
Legislature to choose a successor to General
Shields, our readers are aware, signally failed,
notwithstanding the advice of the Cincinnati
Enquirer and other "law-abiding" cOunseIlOrs.
Instead of complying with this evil advice
though the Legislature has Democratic ma
jority in both branches-the proposition was
rejected, after desperate struggle; and the fol-
lowing resolution on the subject was adopted
by the House:
Resided, That the course pursued by the
members Of the present Legislature to enforce
the election Of a Senator of the United States,
at the present session, to fill the seat occupied
by Gen Shields, for the purpose of advancing
corrupt designs, and 10 elect LecoDpton Sen
ator as a demonstration against Stephen A.
Douglas, and to conciliate the favors Of the
National Administration, is alike a violation of
the sentiments Of the people of Minnesota, and
obnoxious to the honor, interest and dignity of
the State"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

u As RecAport Township has never beea iasoIed With
County oce her by the late Wing 1ariy me pres
K-iuhlcan party the friends OF A S LEWIS, (at
procut n the County Clerks oie vii present. ms name
tho Reuuhcan County Colveutlu iur uomlnailon %
the Office q Recorder ROCKPORr.
EDITORS LEADEH-'lcase announce the name Of VII
LIAM ". RtCHAE Is, Of S0l1n, candidate fIr re-
10 the OF County Commissioner subject 10
the decision O the hepu1 County Convention. and
Oblige MANY REPUBLICANS
uu3l dSws
ME,sHs. EDIToRs-Y0u viii please announce the name
OF +. WILSON, Of Nayheid, candidate t0r County
Comm sui ect the decision of the County Con-
veniion and Oblige
auI2td' MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.
EDITORS LEADER-Pleass ann unce that WARREN C.
SrEuhIAN, usrsnu uuacquaiIte with the Modern sys
TEN OF eeoueerIn will be presented 20 the ReuI bcIn
County Com enflou, candidate fT The once % sheriff
by his MANY FRIENDS
aus Dtls
EDITOR MoENING LEtDEE-Plsaso announce the name
OF DAVID l. WiGHTMAN. as a suitable candidate tor
the Ole Of Shend suliet the decision Of The Rspubl
County G. INVENTION. and ubIse
au3dXwh' MANY VOTERS
~ JAMES A CRAw, Of Cleyeland will be presented
% the BeDulllcan County Contention, candidate for
the uiiic Of Sheud by
iul3l HIS FRIENDS.
EDITt THE LEADER-Please insert the name Of AL
DEN II. COMSrOCK, Of Bedford. for the Office Of Sheriff
subject the decision Of the County Convent and obse
his friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
Adrcnture. of a Pioneer.

Jacob Byerly, who died recently in West
moreland county, Pa, at the age Of 80 years,
was at one time resident Of the only cabin
between Fort Pitt and Ligouier. In the revO-
luton be was active, and his scouting exPedi-
tons extended through Western Virginia and
Pennsylvania, and into Ohio. He went with
party TO bury tweIty-One settlers, who had
been killed al Wheeling went to the relief
of Fort Lawrence and Wallace's station; was on
a scout to Punxutawaney, ard joined in the
pursuit of the party who killed the Williards;
was on the expedition against the Tuscaroras
in Ohio, and served under Gen. BrOdhead in
the destruction of the towns of the CornPlanter
Indians In this expedition, while following
a trail, in company with Jacob Smith and an
other scout, he killed an Indian chief in hand
and hand conflict Whseling Lgfeligencer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

STRANGE consciousness. - Yesterday, we
published paragraph stating that Miss Eliza
beth Curry was drowned in the Hudson River,
last Saturday, while crossing in boat from
Buttermilk Falls, Orange county 4 friend OF
the family informs US that her great grandfather,
her grandfather and an uncle were successively
droGned in the river, within two miles of the
same spot, and her father narrowly escaped
drowning few years since, being rescued by
Noah S Dean Of this city (Our present eorOner)
IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
ORDER OF ExERcIsEs.


Essay" Do noble things, not dream them all
day long," HELEN II. ANDREws, Oberlin.
EsSdy-SOcial Refinement; ABBIE S. ArwATER,
Oberlin.
EssGy-The Relation of the Beautiful to our
Moral Nature; LOIS II. CHURcH, Vermont
vile, Mich
Essay-COntrasted Scenes; JANE A. Cory,
Sylvania
Essay-Thc True Idea of Contentment; EMILY
L. GILMAN, Churchville, n. Y.
Essay-Words and Actions; EvELINE G. G2AY,
Seville.
Essay-Ths Worship Of the Ideal; AprrII A
Hall, 0berlin
Essay-The True Woman; JANE r. HARTsOcH,
Rssay-The Morning Dawns; SARA E. HOrr.
Henry, Ill.
Essay-The Transplsnted Flower; RUTHANNA
JACKSON, Kennett Square, Pa.
Essdy-Life in a Stocking; FRANCES a. LEE,
Garrettsville
Essav-Be Firm; CHARLOTTE NJ McCoxoUGHEY,
Ellington, n. Y.
Essay-Beauty in Life; MARY RITcHIE, Burling-
ton, Iowa.
Essay-The Teacher an Artist; NELLIE A ROoT,
Oberlin.
EsIay-Night brings out the Stars; DIANA
5. SHArrUc, Henrietta.
POem-The Birth and Death of the Leaf; MIN
ME T. TENNEY, Amherstville
Essay-AlOrning and Evening; Lucy A. WAR
REN, Stoekbndge, n. Y.
The Essays and Poem, all highly creditable,
were announced by Mrs. DAscoSB, Principal of
the Ladies Department, and were read by the
authors with voice aud enunciation so distinct
as to be generally heard by the vast and atten-
tive audience. Music, vocal and instrumental,
conducted by Prof FooT, added its zest to the
Exercises At the close President FINSEY in
his fatherly way delivered the Diplomas to the
Lady Graduates, and BenedictiOn was pro
nounced by Professor MoRGAN.
In the evening the Lady Graduates and the
College and Theological Glasses to graduate to-
day, spen, pleasant social season at the ele-
CANT and hosPitable home of Professor PEcK-
The pleasure of the reunion was much height
ened by the presence of those distinguished
friends and patrons of Popular Education, Gov.
B1NeHAN, of Michigan, and Gov. CHASE, of
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

y The full returns of the cemeteries of
New Orleans for the month ending Saturday
evening the l4th, show 457 deaths, of which
2s6 were Of yellow fever. The following table
prepared by the New Orleans Crescent, shows
the growth of the fever and the comparative
mortality since the fever began
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
4 PollricnI . Jeu p,E.prIr.D
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO THE QUEEN.

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO THE QUEEN.
WHITE HOUSE,, WAsHISGToS, Aug. 6.
Dear Madam-I have to transmit to you the
mourniul intelligence Of the death Of my dea-ly
beloved first born, christened out Of regard to
your people, " English Bill" His funeral OBJ
sequies were attended On the 2d inst. by con-
course of 5000 Sovereigns in Kansas Poor
boy lie was always lreabiy, a hereditary
trait of the family. In afhictlOn, yours,
JAMES BUCHANAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

A LIBEL CAsE.-The late 5. S. Prentiss
once narrated the following, as the line of de-
fence by which lie secured the aequittal Of a
client who was on trial for libel:
1t was a most aggravated case as far as
facts were concerned But / made these points;
First, that the plaintiffs character was so bad
that it was incapable of injury; and secondly,
that my client was so notorious liar that no
BODY would believe any statement he should
make. The Jury agreel with me on both points,
and acquitted my client"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
MISERABLE CoNDIrION OF ME1Ico.-E1traet

MIsERGBLE CoNDITIoN OF MEEIco.-Extrlet
from letter dated City of Mexico, 81 inst.
The internal condition Of this country is truly
dreadful. No man can be considered safe at
this time Several Of our first men have been
thrown into prison because they refused 70 lend
money to the Government All the Liberal
papers are stopped-the only Liberal editor al
lowed to roam at large is William Merum, Esq,
editor of the Extraordinary. This paper is sus-
tained
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

sCRoFULA CUREp. p

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Dr. TUnBs-Dear Sir: Hoping 10 assist You ~ the good
work you doug and AZ the same time O. cheer anl ben
sf esponding 1ld. give the acts u my wiies
In lisp Size r uoticed swelling the side u her neck
We rrBmufy resoTtel % treatment bu its growth nut
arr,eti O-her means tTied repeated and almost
unesiu-lv without avail the increased uutil
NIsr-h l-5 WI pruec III hesund the face custtlf
ing d-fomty. Having eIyius the ft plysirns In me
y1ren she yuE euf RELY dscuuraeed AM O. uuiy By
rhe rrSuasi OF ricus that she cal yen A. tins time
afr tin Vour remedes three or fuur months change
va no i-ahlr which went until The tuu entirely
rrveI n her erueral health fully restored. For
yars uast her health has been excellent, and symp
tom of Scn0fula manifested itself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
TmF TRAYELTNG CoMlTUNITY

Remedy, such as BGRHAyE's HOLLAND BIT
TIERS e,nnot be too highly recommended To the travel
IN; community. especally II Is certainly invaluable
remedy; having little exercise constantly exposed and
subject the effects Of chlnge OF climate and waer they
require some pleasant medicine Of this Kind reguats the
bu,yels
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
WHERERS, Various

NM He IlLhD, dTlUuS luulNlQudlS
w have been IN the praetlc for months past Of
depO tng Goals Iron and 1her aTc u Merchandise
upon wharf, erected upon and adacant 10 the u S
Government Pier N Cleveland, uHdeT license given
10 them BY the Cleveland = Pittsburgh Rall Road
Company all such now therefore, hereby
ted int species OF authority heretofore expressly
implicitly given sad Rail Road C0muany deposit
gods upon said wharf, Wharfage therefor has
been by revoked. All persons who shall said whar
any portion thereof for business purposes, alter the ist
day o June ISIS without rt obtaining auth ry from my
Attorneys Cleveland Mos.rs Spauldng Pars0ns viii
be deemed trgspasseis and treated accordingly.
\. X. COLLINS
10 n ~ 49, rus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25

Y Swamp Fever has broke out among both
whites and blacks in the lowlands Of the Mis-
sissippi, oceasiOned by the reeeding Of the wa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-25
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