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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

A present WORM AGgEPFINGs--0ur old friend
sewell r. Taylor who never forgets US when he gets
good thing, has again expressed his remembrance
Of Us, in the hearest II not the most cordal manner.
He has sent us a sample Of his good things, worthy
of himself and most fitting expression Of his sym.
patty fol our snferngs during the present cold and
thirsty weather snd sample which win last US
some time. He has sent rs bottle each Of the chief
good things he keeps eighteen bottles in ALL as fol-
lows Old Apple Brandy Old Peach ditto Jamaica
Rum; Holland Gin; Irish whisky; Scotch ditto ;
Bourbon ditto; Old Rye ditto; Reserve Madeira,
1885; Sierra sherry; Topaz ditto Cabinet ditto !;
Sparkling Hook, Nonpareil brand Hoehheimers
1881 Chambertin Champagne; Charles Heidseck
ditto Creme de Bonzy ditto, Napoleon medal brand ;
and Creme de Bouzy ditto DUO de Montebello brand
Judges Of such articles win at once recognize the
above lot to DO No in every particular We
speak knowingly when We vannt The excellence of
Mr TayIor's importations and We can with the full
est confidence advise alwho wish to lay in supplies
Of extra good things fol the festivities Of the coming
season. that they will not want TO go elsewhere after
seeing and sampling Mr.. rs stock. An important
Fact which we would hint to families and all others
who get their wines and liquors by the small guam
tity Is this that Mr. Taylor now sells everything be
has BY the single bottle at the same rate as by the
basket OF dozen his wholesale rates being as low as
tie lowest This feature Of his business we are sure
win cause heavy retail rush to set in upon him as
the holidays and other festive excitements Of the win
ter come on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Clothing.
Clothing

F. NIALARD &c CO.,
3d., AND go
Canal street,
Corner of Old Levee street.
just received and opened large variety of we'll
selected
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING.
OF the VERY LATEST STYLES which they offer for sale
AT Low PRICES.
They have now full assortment Of Clothing Of EVERY
KIND and will continue throughout the Boasen to it m
fresh supplies:
FANCY CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND vEsTs-Pla,
and with Side Stripes.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH PALToTs AND FRoCK.
TEES.
BLACK ti FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
BLACK AND oohoRED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLANs.
SACS AND OVERCOATs
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH OLOAKs
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, of ali qualities
FRENCH BLACK DoEsKiN AND CASHMERE PANTS.
CoLoaED AND BLACK DoEsRlN CASHMERE VESTS
AND SILK VESTS.
CoLoRED AND BLACK VELVET VESTS
CoLoRED UNION CASHMERE COATS PANTS AND
YEsTs-Pain and with Side Stripes.
BLACK UNION CASHMERE COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
Plain and with Side Stripes.
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND CoLoRED sHIRTs-For Men and Boys.
MERIN0, FLANNEL AND CA NTON FLANNEL, UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS White and Colored Cotton
and Merino Socks Crayats Neck Ties Cashmere MufIs
Stocks, Linen and SILK Handkerchief Beaver and Cloth
Gloves Gauntets, suspenders, Umbrellas Trasls Va
Uses, ETC., ETC.
INDIA RUBBER ovERcoATs, CloakB, PonchOes Leggins
Caps, etc. etc.
Boys, Youths and ChiIdren's Clothing.
CoLORED AND BLACK CLOTH AND CASHMERE PAL,
TOTS, Frocktee Jackets, Panaloons and Vests Black
and Coored Cloth Frock Coats Raglans sacs Oyerooas
Talmas, etc.
BLACK AND C0LORED SILK VESTS
n B-our sizes comprise every age from five wears up
F. MALARD Il CO.,
58 and 90 Canal street,
mis- 2pStd&1tW corner Ola Teveo a
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a Card.

The undersigned has emily make plain statement Of facts
to Felae The charge implied in recent communication from
Recorder Adams the Grand jury he had released prs
committed the Work before lie expiration Of
their terms Of imprisonment The arst he two prisoners
named By Recorder Adams committed on the lh Of Nav
1858 for six months discharged the Oh inst Ne
was employed steward 81 the establishment and worked On
the suadays in that capacity According usage prevail
Ing alpens throughout the United States Prentice should
have hsen credited with Ell the Sundays which be was EN-
poyed aud which, deducted from his teVm would have en-
titled him release earlier day than 9Th instant
Thi iseydeat om brief eslcnlstonhe six months incud
Ing Sundays terminating the 18th inst and the number ii
Sundays In that period being twenty-four.
The Of Jacab Maooa similar He employed d,
tailor 70 pake the clothing Of The prisoners, kewis,
worked Tie Sundays His also shortened no
reduced mnsh due nnder the usage referred TO-
This statement made with an respect fr Recorder Adam
and ohes who may haze ahored impression
ID regard 10 This matter
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.,
Chief Warden Of the city work House.
New Orleans NoY. 10 1883 nh 9plt
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Ed. EroisErttaaa..

10. Sc Formerly 5s CHARITIES STREET.
Respectfully informs the Dress Makers aud Mners that
being about leave fo France he closing ont his stock very
low His Goods aFe ali 81 The ars quality nd il ae i5or
aoa' nl5 2p6t
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Death o.s Rats ana Reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed to be the safe and effective agent ever used for
the destruction ofhoe troublesome vermn For sale By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
MIS- 2P6t&ttW Sole Agents. q and Isl Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

~ Dr. James win larrlve IA New Orleans
the latter part OF The present mouth (oe,ober and viii
the practice Of his SPECIALITY bis Established
Dispensery5 So Customhouse street, New Orleans
II qnAfANg
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II Difficulty Removed.
CLOTHING AND FUR NIsHING GOODS
FOR THE MILLIoNt!
ALFREn MIIMRnE & an

ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
s4.",....,..... MAGAZINE STREET. .............s4
Corner Of Grayer, New Orleans.
Have removed A DIFFICULTY by concentrating in heil
house CLOTHING for MAN and BOY of every conceivable
style color and quality goods Their long experience in The
business enables them never thought of by
any other house Every article sold by them has full guaan
tee, both regards quality and workmanship.
"oNR PRIoEn
IS adhered TO- ard if after the purchase Of Goods any dissa
faction exists the article may be exchanged or the money
refunded
D. B. and s. B. Black and colored Cloth.
Walking COATS.
OvereO0ts.
D. B. and S. b. SACKS and RAGIANs
FRoCKs, TALMAs and CLoAKs.
Extra Long sTEAABoATMEN's SACKS
Business Suits to Match,
In SACKS and FRoCKs of SILK, Granite, Oxford Brown,
DrAb and Manchester mixtures.
PantaIoons,
BLACK and acknowledgements assortment.
Vests.
BLACK and FANCY sILK-Platn and Figured.
Velvet =. "
Black Cloth, BRrpour ard Bombazine
Boys and Children.
Boys Fancy CAss. SUITs-sacks or Frocks
Black and Cold CLOTH sUITs-sackso or FrDcks.
Round aud Sack JACKETS.
New Style CUTAWAY.
Brown and Cadet SCHOOL. SUITS
.. Raglan FRoCKs and Talma oyERCOATs
:. VESTS, Of Silk Velvet Cashmere and Satin.
Furnishing Goods.
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Cotton
Blue and Red Elan :, .
White Merino
All Linen and Muslin Patent Yoke SHIRTS
Embroidered =.
Shaker, Knit Merino, Lambs Wool SIX Cotton Double
Feet and Wool Feet HALF HOSE
sHIRTC0LLARs, STOCKS, CRAyATs, TIES
Black and White Kid, Wool and Buckskin GLOVES.
Rubber Goods.
Officers Coats cloaks With and without Sleeves Ponchas
Capos Black and White Sacks, Dcor Springs Mats Leggns
Piano Covers, Beds Blankets, Pillows Wadd , and Diving
Boots.
OIL CLOTHING-ALL KINDS.
Trunks, Carpet Bags ana UMBRELLAS.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street.
MIS- 2p6t corner of Gragier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

g8- The Drugs commonly administered 10
Fever and Agne patients generally ruinous the system,
instead Of curative and strengthening the nosirums devised
by safsudren old women not much better Something
neeed which shall be The product Of profound skill in the heal
ing yet beyond the ordinary routine The profession This
dedeatum supplied by the distinguished Dr. j. Hosetter
whose Bers take range among the wonderful medicines
devised. It's effects speedy and Even the
most settled Of the disease ydto the properties
the Be For sale druggists and dealers generally every
where. mis- 2p6tAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

aa- Ono hour ~ all the tlme required TO
keep the hair Of any lady gentleman II brilliant brown or
black color, the space On ONE YEAR. ifeRIsTADoRo's
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be The article used foF that pur
posi-. EIGHT MINUTES only are consumed in applying it,
and the brilliant and truly natural tint impaired tile hair
whskers uoustaehe lasts least SIX WEEKS No won
der thatthis nyeia dpaeng All others both III this country
and III Europe
Sold everywhere, and applied by Ill hair,dressers
MS 2alm&W eRIsTAnORo. No. 6 actor HOUSE. N y
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ag-see inside pages Or to-elay's cresoent-es

THR PATTERN EMPORIUM or Fashions - We
ars grahsd being able that Mrs Cady the
erprising lady Of the millinery establishment crner Canal
and Ghartres Introduced feature that
buuegs which prove equally satisfactory the ladies and
to their lorda who h5ld tile pasesngs This the pattern
syse which enables ladies who aady with The needle
but competent to outa and otherwise design
fashionable garment avoid the heavy dress making m of
antuamaEer BY making the dress herself Mrs G. taken
the aays measure notice furnishes her paper
patterns Of ali the component parts Of dress with Of is
appearance nhad and other facilities for her
fn operation the job which really incompetent de-
scribe In a very lucid she also supply country
dealers ana others wh these patterns and Instructions in the
system or ressmaking. She adyrises large variety Of
millinery goods including various unique nces in that line
another column which the Interested reader IS referred
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Clothing! CJOGhimgs
CLOTHING!
HARRISON q cos
CEOthtlag !

Ar
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S.
BUY YOUR ovERCoATs
AT PIERsoN, HARRISON co.'s.
BUY YOUR FRoCK COATS
AT PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S
BUY YOUR BUSINESS COATS
AT PIERsoN, HARRISON CO.'S
BUY YOUR VELVET VESTS
AT PGERsoN, HARRISON CO.'S.
BUY YOUR CASHMERE PANTS
AT PERSON, HARRISON co.'s
BUY YOUR SHIRTS
AT PERSON, HARRISON co.'s.
BUY YOUR FURNISHING GOODS
AT PERSON, HARRISON q CO.'S
BUY YOUR FINE CLOTHING
AT PERSON, HARRISON 4 CO.'S.
R-All Goods well made and Fashionaby Prices mo
derate Country and City Buyers invited to examine al
PIERs0N, HARRISON q co.'s,
nl5 2p4t ! Magazine street. corner Canal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Planters
C0llltgl.gg .WercEannta

Who arc disposed purchase, cash or approved city
paper obtain Goods from prices as they can be
purchased in New York. We have large stock of Fancy
Silks Delaines, Aipacas Plads Fannels Cloaks shawls
Paasos Embroidries Skirts Corse Hosiery Velvet Rib
hons Bonnet Ribbons Trimmings, Prints Domestic Goods
Linen Goods Blankets White Goods, etc. etc. all at ex
tremely low prices
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
lie Canal street,
mis- 2ptf door from Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
sREOreaes's Restaurant,

eMOreGes's Restaurant,
~ CANAL. STREET.
During the past this weknown establishment has
been retsd and put in complete aud arrangements
made as to guarantee patrons times all the deca.
cies the markets afford.
The pnhe may rest assured that nothing will belef
part to manain the reputation that MoRB4Us' has
hitherto sustain edthat Of being Of the Restaurants in
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Projectors Moreausn
LII 2ntf No 1az cnnn1 srnat
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.IOatg.aetaaq Goods.-

aHWaVE7EEtFEY UNUOESa
We receiving a complete assortment Of
BLACK oAsHMEREs,
LuPIN's BoMBAZTNEs,
BoMBAzErTEs.
DE LANES,
ALPACAs,
ENGLISH GRAPES
GRAPE COLLARS AND SETS.
GLOVES AND PARAsoLs
SQUARE AND LONG CASHMERE SHAwLs.
MANTLEs cLoAEs, etc., etc.
P.& E. REILLY & CO.,
MS 2p3t I2G Canal street.
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Direct Importation.

Direct Importation.
PARIS MILLINERY, oLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
JOHN TODD,
Successor to D. P. SEAMAN 4 CO.,
Rand IA Charities street,
OPENED ON MONDAY, the LIST, the largest and most
complete Of the Goods ever btougho This
market. They viii be sold at the
Lowest Cash Prices!
ns-Handsome CLOTH POINTS for 81. n17 2pss
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yWesO .9edtc0E Tsc5 Books

T II Q M S L. HITE,
Medical Bookseller
1O5.".......,...cANALs STREET. ....,........lO5
Respectfully css the attention of Professors aud Medical
Students to his fresh stock of
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS,
comprising, in part, the following:
wATsoNs PRACTICE OF NEDIGINE-Improyed and Re.
yised.
WILSON'S ANAToMY-New and Improved Edition.
WOODS PR AeTIcE OF MEDICINE-New Edition.
EREcHsoN's sURGERY-With 81 illustrations.
FERGUsoN's AND DRUITT,s SURGERY.
CARPENTERS PRINCIPLES or HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY.
TowNE's CHEMISTRY, FOR STUDENTS.
WOOD BACHE's UNITED STATES OBSERVATORY
for 1883
RANsBoTIAAps AND cHURcHILEs MIDWIFERY
JONES sEwERKING's PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
DUNaLIsoN's MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
WOOD &DUNGIIsoN's THERAPEUTICS.
With
ALL THE NEW MEDICAL WORKS. mis- 2n3t
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION !
NmR@- GAmxs
DREss-MAKER,
Corner or Canal and On artres streets,
over Mullen Co.'s stors
has ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
-OF-
OAKS AND MANTILLAs
New and very Graceful
q 4 s q Tx mars rs
great variety of
NEW and VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
nso
variety 81 Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, sRcks, Under Car
menta. etc,
Including Bridal, Opera Evening Home Promenade and
Costume DRESSES, Of Elegant Appropriate Designs
THE oHrLpREN,s DEPARTMENT
Is unusually ful ana attractive among which are iucipded
variety Of MISSES and Boys oyER-DREss Of entirely
New Design adapted ali ages materials and variety Of eli
nate also BOYS and MISSES APRONS, Capss Nantes
and Sacks.
Boys Plain and Fancy salts.
Also appropriate Patterns every conceivable article
neced With Infants First Wardrobe also, for year
old and upward She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABOvE-NArIED ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing work with dispatch aud in
the best manner possible. pi7 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Diseases of the Ear.


This medicine has been successfully for twelve years ia
European andlAmercan hospital practice remarkable
medical properties have been known to but very few until
within very short time the author having been very strongly
solicited by the thousands who lave been cured within the a
four deems his duty circulate among those who are
afflicted with Deafness.
volume of testimonials of performed by this medicine
could be furnished The following from the celebrated Dr.
Vaughn is but of thousands hive been voIuuteered
y applied your Restorative Of Deafness caused by
Seronla It young lady who had suffered with dis
charge Of offensive matter from her from nuey and had
entirely lost her speech had tried Glycerine and Acoustic
OIL and every other remedy had also used constitutional
remedies but all failed until your Restorative and
in four weeks after the first application she could hear common
conversation and in two months was perfectly restored to
hearing and speech Her the FIRST week discharged
more than the usual quantity of natter found it became
light coored and lost its offensive SMELL and it then gradually
ceased dschargng until stopped. applied it 10 the
ears Of one my children who wherever got cold would
suffer with pain in the and discharge matter and was Ike
wise partially deaf had tried usual remedies without
cess but effected with bottle of your Restorative
therefore think this is the be ever used for deafness
and in fact is the only medicine will use or recommend
Your friend JOHN VAUGHN,
White Sulphur Springs Virginia.
o. Q. W00DMAN, Agent,
corner Common and Magazine SITS
MS SP6t<W New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Hr. Ecl.te,,.OsaeEte,s
ALLIUA CEPA, ALLIuM sEsAMI, ALBUM PoRRUM.
OLLEUM sAFIyUM.

This Chemical Compound will all of Deafness
caused by liberation or inflammation of The internal ar
Tgmpanum. It is also neverafng remedy in Scroiuns
affections of the external ear of tone unnatural
or irregular sounds such ringing ETC. perforat0n Of
the tympanum or drum, and in fact all the various
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Mouse RatrnisE.tmq Goods.
Eostega a5aa Ullegerstta.Es.

complete assortment of
WOOL AND COTTON HOSIERY.
MERINo, CASHMERE, SILK AND COTTON UNDER
SHIRTS, ror Ladies', Gentlemen and Children.
For sale low BY
MS 2pst l2s Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

A NEW HousE.--Mr. d. S. Keep, who lately retired
from The weknown drm Or Keep, Bard Cos gives notice
he has established himself 16 Poydras street where he
will continue business on his own account
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

saEUGnCes.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS to our
friends in PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
Z. J. HART & CO.,
MIC 2p5t Nos. " and 70 Tchoupitouas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17
Clocks and .YRangeg gal.nnnle y, 10.

Clocks and .REanGeg Ornaments.
The Subscribers just opening line assortment Of
PARLoR AND DINING ROOM CLOCKS.
oANDEBABRAs AND BRONZE FIGURES FOR THE
MANTEI.
BRONZE AND PARIAN GROUPS FOR PIER TABLES.
ELEGAN MODERATOR LAMPS nor THE MAETEI. OR
CENTER TABLE.
FINE TABLE CUTLERY oFTHE VERY BEST MAKERS
PLATED WARE IN EVERY VARIETY.
FINE SILVER WARE, WARRANTED OF STANDARD
QUALITY. For kala by
HYDE s GOODRICH,
mis- 2p6t corner Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

Chief Warden IF the city work.rIouse.
New Orleans, NoY, q, 1883 nl7 aplt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18

WEBsTEE's UNABRIDGED DIcTIoNAKT.-Web-
ster's unabridged Dictionary is unquestionably
the best work OF the kind in the language. As
a defining dictionary it is immeasurably superior,
In our estimation, to any in use and its adop-
tOn as the sssandard by nearly all the great
scholars and lingusts il the country, is certain
ly good evidence of its deserved popularity
We have used it constantly for several years
past, and continued every days use demon
stratss to Us that It is a Sads mccain utterly in
dispensabIe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
GfQal Notiffs.

JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG. Receiver. &c 4 r,,-,ho.,
NOpcaNT urrWTr-r et Al (COmm0n Pleas
THE DEFENDANTS, MORGAN L.
IL HEWITT and Sarah B. Hewitt, who reside IN the
OF Michigan; John Boardman aud Isaac N Juson
who reside in the Of New York; and David Judson
who resides the state Of Connecticut hereby notified
the plaintiff John n Armstrong; filed petition IN the
Court Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and state Of
Ohio. the 18th day Of Sept 1855 the object and prayer Of
which subject 10 sale hat part Of city lot No eight IN
Cleveanl bounded BY the lot line, east By Seneca
street. north BY Wall seet, and sputh b. line parallel
with the north line II Lake street, two hundred feet
distant herefOm, the pay Of balance OF s. Ola CO.
due him on judgment a-ainst laid Morgan l. He IT, which
said land and adjust the right Of said Judso1
and Boardman, who have, claim mortgage liens the
and which Xtend other lands which
iudgm lien. and for general Ieef- Defeud
further notified to SAID Fetton or before
6th day Of November, 1855 the p1intd will at the
Of said Court, ask the Court take the c.s
stated in the petition true and 70 decree accordingly
MASON & ESTEP,
seDl4 vlGt Do Aftivs for plf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18

ACENOwLEDeENENT.-At regular monthly
meeting Of the Deluge Fire Engine and Hose
Company, No. 4, Of Dayton, the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
8 l. Resolred, That we, as company, return
our sincere thanks to that portion OF the citizens
and Fire Department of the city Cleveland who
extended their aid and sympathy to the four
members Of our company, who were the vic
tins Of the brutal aud eowariiy attack perpe-
trated on them on the evening Of the 9th inst,
by gang Of rutiians not worthy the name of
FIremeu.
> ResOlred, That the faYors shown US by
Dr. r. S. Strong, Gen Fitch, of the Weddell
House, and members Of companies 4, and 9,
Cleveland, will ever be remembered by US with
the most heartfelt gratitude.
3. ResOlred, That the resolutions be publish
ed in the city papers and copies forwarded 10
the respective parties by the Secretary.
JAMES BOYLE, Foreman
JOHS kREIDLER, See'y.
DELUsE Hall, Dayton, o., Sept I3, '5s.
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Ten lines OF tins tiggfsl ryps make one square
z EAdversenens LEadcd and placed IN column oi SPECIAL
Bcsiness Notices. double the ordinary raies
Yearly Advertising C1H-Iacts viii Dc understood TO apply
ttrcv the Immediate Business u the Alertscr. and all
BfHer advertisements sent Iu ty the advertiser viii be
charged extra.
an Religious Notices 50 per cent. discount.
Business Notices Editorial tslEln viii he charged Al
the OF Is soufs line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements 10 be paid for IN ~ vance
Advertisements ute Weekly, square less, Ur -Tse
months or less, same daily
Advertisements IN D4y and Weekly il be charged 80
ser cent extra.
Marriages ali Deaths not exceeding ten lines, p cents
Z COwLES < co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-18
Wheeler Wilson's Maauf Co.'s Family
SeICiRg sHachiHGS,
4 CKNOWLEDGED to be the best
n by competent judges

opinions of thc New York Press.
We pru @. u Cor FAStLY UsC-Trib the
.r hey IA. uTIgs Tor FA1IILIES-lIuits
Works aulre iIilim thlu tn hlnd-iIrTzh
iil lHr v1rE ui tru IItri s-wurs-luuuIl d Com.
EuuHltI 90 c seam tres Ill me- Juugurt-
lIlE on .rlius .us family lsyJcttc mi IuurE4L
VI s. uurt able 90 Aue Ic 8 anus nleJsuluut
We rauult f-In- 10 peri LvlIlI Inst.
VII. give UulIrr aC5u u Oil eIvrr
fh.s Irsf -uvcuied-t hrI-iian iuqu.r.r.
IN aUus.t lgT the best sfc flesf-tN
a sulIraI ada fud iJr ttuily USE CHRONICLE
Iudis SD e. rytry IanIi y-rho Preach
We pfaIsc 90 wtih tuthf slant hflsIIru iurrl
Worthy ths hi,h s. stri--SsiflilIh KerOrJer.
A beuef| c-ill uf tle as,-PutEauI', Aeurltlv-
M1-icHi iu ,iIr Iuu--AlIS S'rpht Ms Aluuthlv.
The stitch Cslulii Dc uur VI d. ANA A-IIUu turIst.
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