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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

.asEN LADIES, ATTENTION J. OUR II ~
S4R0PENlNG DAY VIZ
~ MONDAY I'd November. 49,
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
VIEW STORE,
Corner Poydras and Carondelet streets
Mrs g. w ROGER begs leave inform the Ladies' Of New
Orleans tbst she opened the magnificent store SOUTH
east corner Of ?oydras and Caondee Streets Monday
venber ?, large and splendid assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
EICH SILK BLNNETS,
VELVET BONNETS
SATIN AND PLUSH BONNETS
RIBBONS,
FEATHERS
FLOWERS,
LACE Wells,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &c.
which Mrs r. respectfully invites the Ladies' and the country
trade 10 call and examine. M Am
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CHERRY-s eAs. NOutlla's Gold, for s.lshy
- S. IF
MO corner Of Grsyisr and Ssw ..ves streets.
W4IskY-2s bbis. superior Rye Whisky, Old and pursi
w IN and for sale By
i.s JONES, EACKISDRR 4 CO., 81 GnYisr :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

The said corporation Is established for the purpose OF
srueng carriage rosd from the head Of navigation the
Coazacoacos river point the Bay of Ventoss In tie
Pacific Ocean and Of constructing also railroad from said
Coazacoacos river the Bay Of Venoa according the
dons of said grants known his Gasy and Soo and
enjoying and conducting the navigation Of said Coazaeoacos
river according and conditions Of said and
admit associates under this charter such
and their assigns shall hereafter subscribe and FOR
upon the and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE Ill
The capital Of Company shall be millions OF
dos divided into shares of hundred dollars each which
shall be Appropriated As follows, Wis:
shares eight millions OF dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for a. hereinafter provided
10000 shaes millions of dollars shall be issued full
paid stock and delivered the Who hold
the title to said Gasy and Soo grants, under the deed
o. executed by 2. A. Hargous, for himself and
representing the rights Of F. P. Falconnet, holder
OF the S,oO grant under the decree Of The Mexican
Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

u. wLTLRHAN. Is. 4
s--xpzz@A j. WATERMAN a. RROTHER,
>~ksaE&SsFDA IA RDWA RE MERCHANTS corner of Com.
..Afssza ard Magazine streets, have hsna and
Ht daily receiving by foreign and domestic
ivaI general assortment Of articles comprising par
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails Rope,
Axes Chains Scythes
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopersi Tools,
Auvils, Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwpatea,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
PloughL. Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements.
MIL Cross and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Single.roes
Turning Lathes,
Hoes, Hsmes, Shovels and Spades, Platform Scales,
Anfirons Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds Cob CruAhoru
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Heelss, ChaHng Dishes
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedseads,
Britannia aud Plated Ware,
Neat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
ofSly Seines Fishing Tackles ste etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

OFFlCE OF THE CHEsCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity requirements Of their charter, the
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
raent, viz.
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June 80, S6fofod 70
Amount Of unieminaed risks, July ls s6... 1882 IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

4xar-=a BILLIARD TABLE mANUFAC-
Ess.sA TURER.
ALL STYLES
B. ANT0GNINI Nos. II and IA CONT street,
Between flbartr@s and Old Levee,
New Orleans.
ROUND ANO OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six aud eight
feet Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cusb
ions to play the liable, either Pool the Game.
u ard complete Of every article In the line
ufacurer of India Rubber for Cushions: so Pcbnhoe Bag
selle Roulette Balls and Pins for TepPu Alleys Lot etc.
ECONDIICAL STOVES.
Portable and to order with crockery and csstron
tops
R4-walnut Wood for sale. d25 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

row PEAS-42p bags Carolina GO, Psss * hsrk FHsbt
~ from Chaslsstsa, for sale By ~
a. BARRLLI co.
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Ufner
The Company continues the perils OF the
rivers and loss and damage by fe the rates
Of premiums.
oTIIoE No G&rondelet street.
o. GAILLARD. President,
GEO. W. WEST, Yiee-President
A sruR
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100000 shares.
ARTICLE Nv.

Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened at the times and places
required by The Of sad grants and other
places he Directors determine subscription
much Of said eigh millions may remain
deducng the subscriptions Of those who sign this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

WoLFE's AROMATIC s0HEIDAM sCHEAPPs-
Druggists and Merchants all dealers the
articles contained in the catalogue will their
vantage by calling sending their orders above viii
be found the extensive OF GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and prices
Please j.. WRIGHT co,
GENUINE nEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
nAn Nos. Isl and q Chartres street. NewOrleans.
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SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
~
SUN MUTUAL ms ORANGE C0MP4NY
or ORLEANS
New Orleans January 70, 1888
In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
Mutual Company publish the wing
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22
Western Reserve College.

We have received the Catalogue oi
This institution for the present year, We
notice with pleasure that it is in a more
prosperous condition Than heretofore, and
Is evidently gaining in numbers OF stu
dents, and in public favor. Its Presi.
dent, Rev. Henry L. Hitchcock. has
isbered indefatigably for its prosperity
and is as universally esteemed for his
virtues ss G man, as he is admired tol
his literary attachments.
The Faculty is composed OF the fol
lowing able men: Rev. Henry L. Hitch
cock, D. D.. President and Prof. Chris
tan Theology. J.. Lang Cassels, NJ. D.
Lecturer in Chemistry and Natural His
tory, Nathan P. Seymour. A. NJ. Prof
!. Greek and Latin, Rev. Henry B. Hos
ford A. NJ, Prof. Intellectual Philosophy
and Rhetoric, Charles A. Young A. A.
Prof. Mathematics and Natural Philoso'
ply, Edwin 8 Gregory A. NJ. instructor
Grammar School. Edwin W. Childs a
B., Tutor, B. B. Trenelin Ing. instructor
German.
The number Of students is as follows
Seniors Is; Juniors II: Sophomores 10
Freshmen 8; members of Grammar
School Sc; making a total Of 100
The Fall Term ends 74th inst. and
the Spring Term begins Jan. 81.
The charges of the College per year
which include tuition. room-rent. contn
rsseies, and use of Library are $500
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THrswest Gr.enviiie Time, ,.v,. "A

" n.y. ~
big days fishing was done up last week
at the Hartstone Reservoir. by Messrs.
James Waugh, Robert Huling and Reu
ben Chri'tman. OF this place. Eleven
pike were caught in one day. weighing
over one hundred pounds. On the fol-
lowing morning. three were caught, one
of which weighed seventeen pounds. ma.
king in both days four,eedI large pike
They had more than the ''fsherman's
luck" for their trouble, making it a profit
and pleasure.
A letter from Buenes Ayres, in the
Havre journal, states that the bishop
Of tina, place has communicated all
Freemasons, and declared their doctrines
incompatible with those of the Catholic
Church. In consequence of this the cler-
gy have sxhorted from the pulpit the wives
and children of Freemasons to quit them,
and servants 10 denounce them.
A3vices from Porto Rico 10 the 9Th
ult. state that the island after a long
drought. had been deluged with rains
which had beaten down the cane fields
and done some damage TO the crops
The promise. however, was still highly
favorable.
SALE OF A CIRCUS 1t il stated that
Dan Rice. the American fumorisi, has
sold out his interest in tie establishment
known as Dan Rice's Great Show," of
which he owned two thirds. 1t is also
stated tina, he received S25,OOO in cash,
and a tract of land in Texas containing
1914 acres ou-whicb he intends 10 SET
lie many poor families.
John II. Bronson. E O., a lawyer Of
81. Paul's, minnesota got up in bis
sleep. a few nights since. and jumped
out of, the fifth story window Of his no.
tel. killing himself ins antIy. lie was
about 80 years of age. and a son of o.
A. Bronson, Of Boston.
A fool made a wager in Cincinnati.
OF Friday. that he could eat a cheese
weighing 1e or Is pounds. When he
had eaten about half. he was seized with
most violent vomiting, which will likely
Kill him.
An extraordinary meeting of the At
lantic Telegraph Company has been
called for the purpose of receiving the
repor; of the Directors as to the present
condition of affairs.
The port of Aquadilla was visited by
a severe hurricane on the "a h ult. at.
tended with shocks Of earthquake. One
or two lives were lost. The shipping es-
capped with slight damage.
The Quincy School House. on Hudson
street. vas destroyed by Fl c about mid.
night. The whole structure was the
most perfect and costly building Of the
kind in this city. The loss is $40 900.
Paris letters state positively that The
Car Of Ru STA. with a full military
household will visit Napoleon in the
Spring. extending his visit TO England
The Odeon theatre in the Bowery,
was burned this afternoon, and the flames
>presd 10 the Vvik's Cartons and some
Of the other adjoining buildings.
Hon. Wm..L. Dayton has declined
being a candidate for The U. S. Senate
from the State of New Jersey.
The public debt OF the consolidated
City Of Philidel phis amounts to $50.
Ooo, 900.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22
Tha Iobu,on House, Cleveland.

n /. visitor al Cleveland wishes to hud
a aais,, orderly house; whs's there Is
lille pre.enli ion and much accommoda'
lion: where be can get a good dinner
wi,hos. being bored by waiting a ball
hour 10 see airoop OF oolored walters with
white aprocs. march in single file to the
sab,e. oil csook their elbows at The same
s;ue. resch o.. their hands, grab = cover,
and solemuly march back again. let him
ga 10 the Jobnsoa House. Mr.. snrburg
is M of the best of hosts, and a NOR
g~snlIstnaniy snj accommodating Clerk
shan NJ. Huntington, eannct BE- found-
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TUITION,
Vocal and Instrumental!
DROF. DONMAII. OK veors IT,,

f)hOr- UONMALL, 20 years Teach
er Of Music in l. States Of the Union, re-visits
warren AL again respectful y tenders his profession
al ad tn lovers OF Music who may wish TO learn or be
improved on the Flute. Violin. Guitar. Piano Forte,
Heiodeon' thorough Bass o. in Singing. His terms
for Private Tuition arr moderate and ar. reduced for
classes. Singing or Instrumental classes satisfacto-
rily formed il the neighboring Villages TO receive his
upon due notice.
Apply personally or by letter 70 frof. DonmaII at the
American Hotel or Mr.. ADAM Music Store.
prarr-r NJ lSfh-1
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TO FATHERS AND NOTIFIES.

YoI knoE how important it is for your children that
you should keep good h-ahh- How frequently do We
zee fee,Ie psr-nt, dressed in m burning On account OF
the de nh of their beloved children. what a pity u is.
when by proper care and remedies all th&s Sc trials ami
troubles can be avoided. When health can be restored
to the pa, ent aud life and h4ppin, IS TO tie child. Re-
store she health of the mother, ard Oh Obviate the me-
cessiiy Ofgaregoric. 20 lfrey's Cordial AMI other iniu
riOuS u teOtics Tor crying children. We ehtreat you.
as We desire 10 IMPROVE the condition Of our race, to
procure Dr. MOrsz's Almanac an read hog diseases
are cured in accordance with NATURES laNs. with
innocent Roots AMI Plants.
PREGNANCY During this crit ca. period Morse's
Indian Root Pills Willie required because they cleanse
the body from those morbid humors. and thorsughlF
drive away all pains AMI give ease and comfort to the
mother. froa one to three Of these Pills, taken two
or three times a Teek du ing pregnancy. will cause
the II o her a safe and easy delivery. and will he sure
to Civ. a stout and healthy constitution to the child.
D.. doRsEs INDIAN ROor Pills are sold by e. A.
Smith &Co.. Hoois & Pe~: WARREN, and by all med
icine dealers in the County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

Full religious liberty in Denmirk
has been granted to dissenters. They
can form associations, choose tho pastors.
open chap.ls and schools, hold periodical
meetings, make prosolytes, with NJ re-
strainl, no hindI ance, no interference by
Government. The character OF citizens
is wholly distinct froa that of believers.
The members Of The Diet and the public
officers are not subjected 10 any test
whatever; they need not belong to a par
ticular church.
Tie papers state that Henry N.
Mathews, son of Rev. DR.. Mathe ws,
formerly OF Cincinnati. has proved a de
%faulter 10 the amount Sc 900. as a Dep
ury OF U. S Marshal Davidson. OF the
Northern Illinois District. Mathews is
said to have absconded with a woman
not his wife, and 10 have been recognized
a day or two since, in Louisville.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
advertised for proposals to be received
until the 24,h OF January next, fora loan
OF len million dollars, under the act o.
Congress passed in June last. The bal.
anc in the treasury is o 81. 64l. 600;
receipts during the last week. SI3I6.-
900; drafts psid. Sc. 36e 600; Increase
over the in the treasury per last
report. s547,0oo.
The delinquent tax list of ssh Fran.
cisco for the present year ellis nearly
eight pages of the newspapers Of lha'
city and comprises about one half OF
this years assessments. The manu-
script copy consisted of two reams OF
closely written foolscap- This indicates
a revulsion since the fast times of early
discoveries.
/ The Mayor Of Hartford. Conn, has
offered $1,000 for the arrest aud convic
lion Of incendiaries that ;nfest that city
at the present time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22
9tatbs.

In Greene. on the llth inst ..of SIasmodic
Croup. MILTON J son of G. Summer and Je
rusiia Curtis. aged 8 months and l6 days
In Bazetta, on the llth inst. in the hope Of
the Gospel, Miss ELIZA ANN STEWART,
aged 81 years.
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A VALUABLE PATENT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

I \ATE would IKE 10 sell The NIGHT OF
Gattis' Patent Centre Vent Scroll Water Wheel,
fo- the Counties Of Jefferson, Harrison, Carol and
Noble We hare cert hcates to show that 1t Is one OF
the hest Water Wheels in use ana by some preferred
to even an ov-rshOt. 1t never freezes, Is not effected
by hack water and is cheaper than an overshot, and
much more durable to a practical mechanic there is 4
great bar gain to he hat. We will exchange it for
property in or ne,r Warren. W. j.. 9. BUTLER
/ Warrsn n I1fh -5S-Im
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z Ne W.!
Ome1hin
NJ d L. E. PLANK ROAD
Z. DIVIDEND AND ANNuAL T

The stockholders Of the Warren & Lake Erie Plank
Road Company are hereby notified that 4 semi annual
dIVioend 81 1--WE per cent an the capital stock has
been declared. PAYABLE OH and after the 10Th day Of
January. ls59. at the Treasures Office. In Warren.
ALSO, that the Annual Meeting for the Election Of
directors; Will he held at the Tr-asurer'S of -. on
Tuesday the list day OF February. 1859. AT 9 o'clock A VI.
JOSEPH MARVIN. ia. President.
J. d. cox, sec'y and Treasurer.
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Dec. 18th. ,ss-iw
ERIF SALE.
In Trumbull


James Van Emon. ct. al. Common Pleas
By virtue Of an order OF Sale, in the above entitled
cause. issued out nf the Court OF Common Pleas. Of
Trumbuli County, Ohio. in Petition for Partition, and
to me directed and delivered. 1 shall expose 20 pub
said County. en-
Saturday the 18th day of January, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clSck A. NJ. anil 4 O'Clock p.
VI. OF said day. the following described Real Estate. 20
wiz: Situate in Weather sfeld Township Numner ,.
in the third range Of townships in the Con-
necticut Western reservoir the State Of Ohio, winch
l. ai-o in the County otrrumbull, and is known by lot
No. ~ seventeen: in the Town Plat Of ohlton. and is
the same land decided to Michael Oil by George Ernst
and shich deed is recorded in Book %. pages 243 and
ga, OF Trumbu1 County Re % d. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of Sale: one third OF the purchase money TO be
pal 4 on the day Of sale. one third one year thereafter.
and one third in Two years from said day Of sale, and
interest thereon, with approved security.
A.. b. M Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Dec. 18th. ,5S-5E 50.
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NHERIFES SALE.
~ Friedrich ". Seymour D

Holcomb & White.
by virtue Of an alas order Of sale issued out OF the
Court q Common Pleas Of Trumbull County. Ohio, 10
me directed and delivered. I have levied upon and
shall expose to Public sale at the door Of the Court
House in. Warren. TrumLul County. on
Saturday, the 18th day of January, 1889,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 4 ?. NJ. the
70 lowing described Real Estate.
One undivided half Of a Steam Saw Mill. with all OF
the machinery, and fixtures belonging thereto. Also
a house aud barn. together with the lot on which the
above buildings stand.
The above property is situate on QIinby Hill in
Warren township. and is known as saw mill lot, rur'
chased Of Samuel Quinhy for that purpose. For furth
er description, see Samuel Quinby's map of West War
rem. Appraised at 300, 90. Terms cash
A B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Dec 18Th, 5s-5w
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CARD TO LADIES.

CahD EO LADtLcs
VI. PeRclEs"uAcHIsH" PILLs-rhe Importers OF this
reliable ana safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully cali the attention of American lzd.es to It,
a. lnfsllisbie in removing distractions ami Irregular
ties OF the menses, promptly rsstOrIHg thsn in all ca
ses. The sHPPressioH so common. is speedily relieved,
aud there will he no recurrence OF t~h=complaint if this
remedy is used acc Jrding to directions, which accom-
psDy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EscEISTE. or sHSPsetiHg themseLres SO, are
cautioned against uSiHg them. as miscarriage could
sHsEs. Ladies' desiring an increase Of family should
forge their Hss snfireIE. as a Jsp pills each month
rou!d DC sure 10 PreesHf pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can be in ne wise
responsible after this admonition- Although certain
in effect. they are so mild as never to produce injury
TO the health.
MAIL PACKIGES.
Having the appearance OF an ord nary letter. price
. i,OO) are soLi only by our general agents. who will
send them by ma d. post p-id. on receipt OF price,
Boxes Sl95: Half Boxes IS cents. Aessrs.V V. B. AL
DEN * Co.. Cleveland, o.. are our generalasents.-
All orders wil1he promptly filled hy them.
Sold by WOODS & PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z.
A. SMITH & CO.. Warren. and by Druggists gene
rally. iJuue 81. 5S-ly.l
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PLANK ROAD T

THE Stockholders of the Niles and
l. Austintown Plank Road and Turnpike Company
are hereby notihei that there will he a meeting held at
the sfhce Of James Wsri Il Co in Niles, on he seconi
Monday Of January. i-S9. for the purpose Of electing
seven directors for the ensuing year.
e. REIS, Pr, sident-
Dec. 18th. 59-iw A. II. Mason, Syc'N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22
MAKING CONNECTIONS

MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. CO.
iumbns & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Ci.re-
land L Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
II solon. with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls. &c.
" Mautus with Hacks for Ravenna-
" BraeevHe with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c
" Warren with hacks to Sharon, GreenyilIe Mead.
Vile. Bloomfield, Csnheld, &c
" Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and EnOn Valley, and thence BY p. II w.
* c. Rail Road 70 Pittsburgh.
Nov -. 1858. CHAs. L. RHODES. supt.
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Hlarriaass.

In Monmouth. III. on the 9th inst by the
Rev. A. d.. McCooI. ROBERT A. DAVIES. Esq.
formerly Of Hartford. o.. aud Miss MARTHA
E RANDALL. of the former place.
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goee Of the Tod and Pease 1mpeaaa
mcnt.

Iksssys. Fapeood q Adc#s;-Asia am
Yeisrred toae an authority. in your paper
Of fhs 18th inst. 1 viii thank you TO pub
Nah the following. There we're Two
uses in which Judge Pesse made similar
end obnoxious decisions-one in Jefferson
county whish was taken to the Supreme
court and there sairmed by Judges
Huntington snd Tod. The other decis.
IVES made in this county BY Judge
Essue, bot II was never removed to any
superior tribunal.
THOMAS D. WEBB.
Dec. l7th, SO.