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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-17
DR.. p. H. RECORD.


For sale, wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 2 Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's prices
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ENOR RENT-A FARM OF 60
proved with ali an buildings orchard, Rent
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Embrace general exercises and rules for every va
riety of computations pertaining to business, be
.ng Taught accordingto che most modern and ap
,,rov.a methods: Interest, DiscoAst's. E94ation,
1r.yyafi,,, Of Exchanges &c,
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which conveys the remedies TO the cavities in the lsnEs
through the air passages and coming IN direct contact
the disease the tabercsaT matter Allays
the cough, free and expectoraiou, heals
the purfes the bloed imparts renewed vitality to
the giving that tone and energy indie
pense for the restoration Of health To be able 10 state
confidently that Consumption is durable by inhalation Is
Of unslloyed pleasure Its as much us-
der the control Of medical any other fsrm
dsle disease; ninety out Of hundred
cured in the rs, stages and my per cent in the second
but la the third stage IL is impossible 50 than
Ave per cent the Lungs cut by the disease
to bid defiance to medical SKIN. Even, however, in
hs last stares Inhalation affords extraordinary relief
TO the suffering attending this fearful which
uuay destroys ninety five thousand persons in the Uni
States aone and correct calculation shows that Of
the present population OF the earth, eighty millions are
destined to hi the Consumptiys's grave
Truly the quiver Of death has fatal 0ss
sumption. In all ages has been the great enemy Of
life orh spares neither age ner but sweeps on alike
the brave the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted
By the help Of that supreme Being rom whom eonssh
every good and perfect gin, enabled offer the
afflicted permanent and speedy cure in Consumption.
The of tuhercles 10 from impure Stood and the
immediate effect produced ~ their deposition in the
lungs Is 10 prevent the free mission OF air into the ak
cells. which causes weakened vitality through the
tire system. Then surely is rational to expect
greater good from medicines entering the cavities Of
lungs than from those administered through the
patient will always nd the lungs ace and the breath
ing easy, after nhalng remedies Thus, Inhalation
oca remedy, nevertheless 1t acts consttutionaily, and
with power and certainty than remedies admins
tered by stomach To prove the powerful and direct
influence of this mode Of administration, chluroform in
hailed will entirely destroy sensihty in few minutes
larayzng the entire stem, that limb may
I've anpusated without the slightest pain nang the
binary burning will destroy life in a fes hours.
The Inhalation Of ammonia wrpuss the system hen
fainting apparently dead The odor Of many Of The
medicines perceptie In the skin in few
being inhaled, and be Immediately detected IN the
bood. convincing proof Of the constitutional effects
~ inhalation il the fact that sickness IA
~ breathing foul airs this not positive evidence tina,
proper remedies carefully prepared and udcousy sd-
mnisered through the lungs should roduee the happi-
est resusY During eighteen year. Actics many thous
ands suffering from diseases OF the lungs and throat,
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Practical! Penrnanship.

In this Department, AZ in all others these Col
leges stand without rival. The styles of Prac-
teal Ornamental, and Ladies' Epistolary Pen.
manship, so universally ndmired by all lovers of
good Writing as taught Ut these Colleges are not
equallei, and il is intended they never shall be.
Written Specimens of Penmanship sent free Of
charge on application.
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EVENING LECTURES

Delivered by professional men Of Acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects Intimately connec
ted with the interests OF the merchant, NEE hanic,
farmer and Others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad
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Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence,
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SLAVERY IN TIE TERRITORIES. The
Illinois cectio have resulted as every
good Democrat must have desired, The
return Of Judga Douglas 10 the theatre
of his usefulness, was expected and
wished for by the Democracy in every
quarter OF The country. But nuw that his
triumphant election has placed him again
upon the theatre OF action, it IL to be
hoped that the Democracy, Lccompton
aud au,i-Lccomp,on, vii! heartily rally to
the support of the Administration. Let
the past be forgotten, its animositics
healed its errors and wrongs forgiven,
and united, let the party present firm
and bold froat to Seward aud his bloody
programme, as set forth at Rochester.
TO successfully meet the onset Of Seward
and his triumphant Black Republican
myrmidons, it will require all the will,
all thestrength, all the united and cordial
action of every par: aud parcel OF the
entire Democracy.
But while counselling unity and bar
mony, Virginia is not un'Sindful of the
great questions that are yet unsettled
with regard to slavery in the Territories
Virginia sees, that though the Consi'su
ton recognizes, aud the Supreme Court
sustains, her right to carry slaves into a
Territory, yet she also remembers what
Judge Douglas so pointodIy brought to
light in Illinois, that this right may be
rendered null and void by the non-aetion
of the Territorial Legislature. While
Virginia recognizes 20 power that can
compel Territorial Legislator to enact
those laws necessary to protect the Con-
stitutionall ights of shareholders, yet she
docs hold that Congress has the right,
and is in duty bound to protect slavery
in the Territories, until the people Of a
Territory, when on the eve of forming a
State government, may decide the ques
ton finally for The future State.
This question is one aboyethc platform
of parties, and must be met, and decided
constitutionaly in favor of protection, or
unconsitituiionallv against it. 1t cannot
and NEST not be compromised; if the
Cincinnati Platform docs not provide for
this question it must be made to meat
this issue.
M. -. -...,-.:ar 4, l,,-of..
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III ,"G iS''' .,' ~ ~ y" IA '''T ~ y" NOV
anu ne 0o''n - os''',.," ',o, So"
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III we ''',''t ". ,''"' .'s.o ~" -, ~"
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ga anu "o' az '''';N " ''l ~ ,n,b p ~,
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oessa's s"e is,'C WV L. s',o go III t .,n
anpt 'o'' ''Nou ~ ~ I"S 20 Wv G.aa.
n,,, u t"o 80 -1 ,'0 ~ + ''0
The re't to reclaim might've saves
was gwen by the CONSTITUTIONS inc No''
thern States 'e'used 10 legis,a'e Tor 'ne
practical enforcement Of toiS coHs',.o,
hlonai right, and congress was cohpe'ed
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"a Sam Mcdary viii in all probability
accept the appointment of Governor Of
Kansas, and Mile, who was removed
from the Co'anbus Post Office, viii be re-
stored 10 it. Hon. Sam. Cox has been
at Washington tjzing to matter up.
raSl'he population Of India is 1870
SSi Zg7.
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ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES VI. JAR
RlMxME nj 1ln ~ Ix,li

I ACARD FROM DIR. JAMES MAR
RErT, of the N. Y. Lung lnfrmary.-
My connection for the PAST eight years with the above
Institution, as Chief Physician, and twelve years
of steady devotion to the cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption and its kindred diseases, together with my
unryallca opportunities and advantage Of pathological
ical Iunaiation-has enabled to arrive a deci
siye direct and successful OF treatment for the
positive and radical Of all diseases of the Throat,
lungs, and Air ansagea. BY Inhalation, the va
por and curative properties of the medicines directly
addressed to the diseased organs and the integument.
I do not advise the use Of Medical Inhalation of any
kind to the exclusion Of general treatment; and al
though consider Il useful adiuyaBt in the proper
of those fearful and on en- fatal vet
deem very necessary that each patieu should have
the benefit Of both general ana local treatment. The
success Of ny treatment IN the above diseases, and the
high character Of the Institution over which have
long had the honor to preside, are too well known to
need any euloEy comment from At the solicta-
ton If many private and professional friends through
whose Philanthopc aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported and after due consideration,
have concluded to make such as Ill bring
the benefits ~ my experience and treatment within the
reach OF all. and not epnhne myself heretofore to
those only who entered the inrmary who able
to visit my oico. Hoping therefore that the ar
ranrcment will give entire satisfaction, both my pro-
fessona brethren and the public, would respectfully
announce in conclusion that can noe be consulted
personally by letter. all diseases above, and that
the medicines, the used in the institution. pre-
pared TO sui. each individual Tnhaling Va
pors, Medical In balefs ee, &c, will be forward
by express part of the United States Cant
das. TERHs-My terms Of treatment by letter
follows VIZ Sls per month Tor each patient. which viii
include medicine for months also, lnhang
yapor and an Inhang Apparatus. Payment follows
So TO be paid to agent receipt Of the box
medicine and the balance s. at the expiration Of the
month, If the patient be cured is entirely satisfied
with the Patients ayaag themselves Of DR.
jarrett treatment may rely upon immediate and per
manent and immediate relief he scld ON has treat
thirty days. Letters for advice promptly
| swcred. Fer further particulars address
JAMES VI. JARRETT. MD.
No. $50 Broadway, cor Twelfth st. N. Y.
p. S.-Physcians and others visiting the city are re-
spctfly invited to call at the Infirmary, whore
interesting can he witnessed, and improred
apparatus the inhalation Of mehcaei yapor can
| be seen and inspected. 3e-u6.
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JOHN SCMpLE & SON.

ga 1852 Second ST., MUSCATlNF.
We are now offering for sale at re-
duced prices our large & varied stock OF Jew
elry. Give US call before purchasing else.
where. Remember the place at Kranz's old
staud, I52 Second street, Museatlne, Iowa,
Watches, Clocks and J.welry carefully re
paired. 20
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Mercantile Correspondence.

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
a. are calculated to imp ress business habits the
student, as well as to famiarize him with com
meFcial teehni, alites and rhraseology--irclu-
ding pro forua Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF
Exchange, dc.
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TERMs-Payable ON Entering.
CHAS. & W"' r. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
III A RID w A RE.


Machines, Agricultural implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,al.
IL at St. Louis or Chicago prices, TO the trade
OF at retail,
700 kegs nails, (assorted Sizes
450 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large sizes)
5000 # best leather betting, all widths,
100 doz butchers files,
$50 doz axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz shovels and spades,
casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts 4 washers,
% mouse-hole anyils,
/ 20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogeiher with eveIy variety of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmIth's and
cooper's FOOLS; house building and shelf bard.
I ware, &C., &C. We have the largest and bes
selected stock of goods in Iowa, aud are bount
TO sell at the lowest rates. Call and SCI if We
are not in earnest. No. 2, Union Block,
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Special LectaresNciH be deiipered occasionally BY
gentlemen Of t,aomH celebrity on literary and SCI
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one Of the
bcst literary papers OF the day large Qnarto contain
ing TWENTY pAdEs. or SIXTY COLUMNS. 81 en-
tertauinr matter; aud ELEGANTLY ILLUsTEATEI
every week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
DIE ID.

ALLEN-At Haciensack N. j., Tuesday JAN is, Agnes
Allen, in the 10th year of her age.
ALLERTON-At No Sc West Thirty seventh street Tres
day morning 49, Charles Henry youngest Of George
W. and NJ r. Anerton, aged year and months
BAXTER-At No III Washington street, Newark, N J..
TUESDAY Jan 49, John Baxter, formerly OF St. Quentin
France in the 9th year of his age.
BLOHM-At No IN Crosby street on Tuesday Jan 10 Adest
and %G!" da yirO u -'"'' ''' nun ''''-' ''
cLARKsoN-n thi, city, Tuesday morning Jan IL Ann
daughter Of the late Thomas Steaed Clarkson
DAWSON-A No. 10 Norfolk street. Tuesday, Jan. 10
Jennie daughter Of George H. and Laura C. Dawson aged
years and % days.
HAvEN-In Wliamsbureh on Tuesday, JAN 49, Joseph ".
Haven in the 5ith year Of lis age.
enthusiastically on Wednesday morning. Jan. 90 Mr.
the relatives and friend. Of the family also the member, Of
PuIbus mum chapter No - q Of A. are respectfully
from residence No. 1877 West Sixteenth street without
further invitation His remains will be taken to Greenwood
for interrnent.
MASTERTON-At East Chester, on "Wednesday Jan 90
Joseph Earle Of Alexander and Mary Augusta ha'erton
The funeral take place Friday Jan p from the residence
Of Robert NJ MasseIton East Chester at II o'clock m Ssr
tran leaving New York from Twenty street depot
OF 10 q. m, returning at p IN
ODELL-On "Wednesday, jan -, Martha Odel formerly
Her ye and trends are invited to attend the funeral on Fri
day, at o'clock AZ the Cannon street Baptist Church.
PETTY-On Wednesday, JAN 90 Of ANIMATION of the lungs
Anrs Est,e youngest daughter Of Joseph H. and CaDlne
The take place GsSc. ito Sd ,.6J aF' is GT
invited 10 attend the funeral without further notice
QUATERMAN-At Nngpo, Chi a, Tuesday Oct. Is the
Rsv J. W. Quaterman, AInehc an missionary
RCE-At Blooming Grove Orange Co, N. " Tuesday Jan
~ Mrs Anna M wife Of the Rev. Nathm Rice OF the New
ioIk COME renee, aged 81 years
REEDAt No lie West Broadway. Tuesday Jan 49, after
long and illness Hugh Reed aged Is and q days
vARICk-In this city Tuesday Jan 49, after short and
illness Mary Naick aged years months and 9 days
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of her brothers
Albert H. John George and Epenetus Doughty invited
attend fur crs from the residence Of A. II. Doughty
No 9S Allen street, Thursday Jan a. at II The
mains will be taken to Harlem for n,erment.
WOOD-In this city Monday Jan. ls Fleming Valentine
Wood, aged q years, l month aud Is days
WALS-A Nc 400 Madison street from the effects Of burns
Ann Walsh Oldest daughter of Mary Ann and Patrick Walsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
THOMAS ALLIBONE AND THE BANK OF FEM.
SYLyANIA,
Fyom The PAlddeiJ.hia Ledger, 81
pIrAS-R,tore Judge Tho

Fyon The PAaadeirAia Ledger, 9tk.
The Penn.y Bank CsseMo,on to dissolve the Domess
Attachment ,s:in., Tho, AibCos late pre, .ss
rtiOn for el 10 show can'e why the domestic s'saehs.
The Pre- sdn and Company Of the Bank Of Penns
vaI,ia sst. Thomas AhbObe Dom att D. 81!
sworn according law doth depo.e and syTat although
is that dePoneDt being nhabtant Of the Common wesh
lin on or about the ath Of October A D. is
alleged il the sday filed of record IN the above cas-: and agss
reside. in the said Ward yet wholly untrue .rd the a.
! .Ga'rs i H s; of ocs that B. ss IT. ::
s % abode sSn r.. hf city coSSy q
6eEa or any other time pror .us.eqasst
thereto departed T frssn country with De design to ssS he
that as d III ss n. he S IN @ ~ e. s
thereto about the said 10th day Of October A. D. 49,
sdcra for Europe r the benefit Of dePonents health and h
he LEFT 0psny r the full g Of the said ~
his INTENDED departure having been spnoaneed In the pulls
The President said Bank Of Penn.yvsna for .ev.rs yees
prior thereto did by note dated the nth day OF October ls.
President Of said bank and in the said the dspousn ssA
the therefor which rsnsion accepted the same
day by resolution Of said Board Of Directors
pointed attorneys fact for him 70 said CITY Of Ph
rector said Bank at the time setting President Aesvo
9ep he d sas'S s seS he os
with him to defsy bis travelling and he sccomps
Der having been left al his sold residence In the
City Of Phiadephis, until he should return thereto.
Th reior deponent pay the Court TO grant rule upon the
said plaintiff to show why the above wit Of etschms
should not be- dissolved. THOS. ALLIBONB
On the 2ls day of December A. d. 1857 before B. W.
On SEN American Consul for Nice personally appeared tha
shove and within named Thomas Abone, who, being
ordng law doth that the above according 10 IL
est Of his knowledge aud belief aud has sckDow lodged the e
ding signature 10 BE- his
In testimony whereof have, thi. Dist day q Dcember 1897.
hereby my hand and seal of office. j. b. W1LBORk
American Consul for Nice.
Whereupon the Court granted the prayer OF the petiooS.
and ordered further proceedings Of the Trustees under sd w
stay pending said rule and which made retursbe jan -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
PACIFIC KAILKUAU BILL.
The following is copy of the bill introduced int
the Senate yesterday by Mr.. Gwin. 1t was made the
special order for Monday, the LIST of February:


The following ia n copy Of the bill introduced int
A. CT. -, =, A. CT; ,,..rn.1a A..
tue oeha'e !es,eIua. w VIZ ""ih ~ "e' "ouo 80
q -, =,
BILL 70 authorize the President OF the Cniea otes cos
the Supplies Of the army and navy and a. other
government transportation by railroad from tho missouri
River 10 san rrsDcseo, III the STATE V CanofIs -
The United States Amsr'ca "a Cong,e"d,"~sed Lnh ths
President OF the United States be and ne hereby snthonsrS
and directed 70 enter into contract or contracts Tor the nses
talon oil mails troops stahen nuh.ons VI amy -.
navy snppss enc all onrI ~ NJ
point on tne missouri hstt rt.cn .no " VI 80
Siooa ana hshsss . -, oan sn.. s,s "a - Sss
0i 6,,Ssr .,o,,,5 Tia, ths pfesdsnt sL.l
Sic dnd ou yuha enae,sa inae quo l.ssas" y -
esue 70 h ~ ComSps n, SsS
Of not less than three nor more than ak months
proposals for the construction OF said railroad ana of PeImn6
the service herein requl,ed as follows. $500. e,-s
the entire road and put the SANE ho succestm oprson "s
period shall not exceed Ten yess RON hs ~ .as
Essn and Western terminus and progressing Continuously ~
nII'neu, Sun" W eo"P's'e" s"o Pun " 'P'
every ytsi t. ,,h all, Marty I .urr-nd., ,sid ro>A
Seeon6 Inc lime IA wbich sa pa.y VIZ ,t,.n,o tsonsnS
with rolna stock and oil its appdensces y, -
tar ~. ~" b. oued out Of the Territs-
rcs through which may az herein PROVIDED a..
Third; Al what rate per mile Per annum nor 49,
m 'dPS ssd nnSep iSe direction Of the Po.oee Depstmsa
for the period OF tunty year. nom the eone,on o. IN ~
and also for the portion hersoi "ch ma ee :. i ~
% period upon Zach section as il completed propos~A
carry on sam So. e.r.n ,.-In,.r. M
al hiMJ gna n,no.es si,6 the imii.ssS
@ b & =, h. maid .bsl not In any event either Of psscs
rot Ha .ae ;i ,,cs ~ eausl snou,t ann sny ..nu
% Aar The e,u;uiion Of ssil conT1t said
, military n.,s! and fos every other Government pHposs
ball BE- perfoid road under the direction ofths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

Another meeting of the stockholders of the Boston
and New-lork Central Railroad was held at Boston at
which the committee appointed to propose some way
to relieve the corporation from its present financial
difficulties reported They recommend first the crea
ton Of frst-class7 y cent preferred stock, to the
amount of 5000 Coo which shall be appropriated to the
payment of the Norfolk County Bonds to the payment
Of lard damages to extending the road to Souhbrdge
and to complete the furnishing Of the road second, the
reation of secondclass v cent preferred stock to
be applied to the payment Of the Boston and New
York Central Bonds and to the liquidation Of the Pick
ering contract and third, the creation of cent
preferred stock sufficient to meet all other claims.
After long debate the report was recommitted and
the meeting adjourned until tomorrow.
From The Providence Journal, 10Th.
The advancing prices of cotton affords little en-
the movement in that direction. 1t Is desirable to
keep the machinery moving little and it is especially
desirable to furnish at least partial employment for
the help but TO pay cash for cotton as it is necessary
in order to buy at the best advantage, and for sup
plies and labor, and then to pile up the goods in
ket already glutted and only relieved by occasional
sales at auction at reduction of from % to 40 y cent
below the fair prices, makes hard business. Tho
manufacturers must to realizing sense of the
fact that they have made goods than the country
can take at remunerang prices and with prompt pay
ment.
we publish the statement in full of the condition of
the Rhode Island Banks out of Providence on the
18th, the day Of the last return. Compared with
their condition the 2Sth of September, and omiting
the Rhode Island Central Bank, which has passed
into the hands Of receiver, they show: