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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

ISSANE.-A woman, ~ yesrs Of age, named Mary
Dixon. was oaud Oh Saturday wandering about sae sEe"n.l
Ware dressed fanAcaly aud She was TAKEN 70 hs
khh Precinct Stson-uouss and detained 10 Is suProsee
Lon papers Ler person that ABE & fom klnsJ, Gem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

PssSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Joseph Smith
srratsd Saturday night by Officer Esu Dyke Of the
Fh Precinct Ter passing counterfeit bin Of the Pacific BAlk
heulok. Tie he'd made the ATTEMPT % pass e. syere
places a. va Informed that bad. That the oalJ
bill toaaa In ais poiessoR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

THF REV. DR.. BETHUNE's CnrEcH.-ft f. reported
that the Behune resigned the eage Of bs Church
oa tks Hxhs III health, ard 10 about taktDg
voysse ttsy Toe Rev. Dr. Cox has occupied his pulpit 1r
several Sundays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

CIR MORTALITY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city to % which II II women 81
bows and 20 sirs The principal diseases wereConsumpton
10 scarlet fever NJ g. Group aud whoopinE cough
s; dsfu temtus Sc. Under scar q age, 3D. Natives
OF tho UEttd States u.s. ireland y Germany 81 England l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

Geo. Barnes et al act Wm. w. Cambshsed OF a.
Oiser spyOr to- Receiver Of hs property Of ss p.nsshp
composed Of bsTpsL Lyssu b-Ciint ot.
sssof. jude SUrHgELssD.
n. DeutOn WIkin ct al hgt- Loui.a A. Dsnton.-
Mon r substit1ou ~ attorney, s,atsi with BIO
John Fitch Sgt George Hal, &o.-Aoiioa denied
Of he psipd 20 renew II in tie Thiri yudins District
Joseph VI. Kirg az. james Ssnt-Gborgh.-N0tion
70 ds,o've 10 i'm otioB granted. with sls
Mary A. Shields, &C., sst. Ann Kelly ct sl.-MOtion
denied Will ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

FIRE.-About loo'cl,ok Slndaymorujng fire broke
out IN twoitoy frame d~sn house in Qu.ncysreet near
II originated from accident fhr roof vas
burned oh fn3 the furniture considerably damaged BY
water. L0ss about $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

strs:P jar, e5 'sr'g nGSa's ,s,D.Gl yss " -.::
,s Ass ne ,rriy,d ~ tSa BattsI, =. 81 !. '''S
SIP O. Bsmey, Pect Ap,sehicos IS i' cotton Z: R.Sh
ashore Alsa'oI Reef The eds Was sppsrentlV se..
BIs yrnaa tof Riehn9sd, Va L9we,y RIO J.nsre Jsa-
as dsys from Baltimore Tho experienced heavy wssshss
Bsk ieia aoss 5oi ssif. Nqhol., M.,.u. 1, day.. So.
q. l,mau Bf Fsb - IN The Straits OF fIohia. spots
'ohr j. " alrer from NO MoS,; ,or troy,deD 3,
y ward Mach lat. 81, lon 70 90 saw ship Lisbon, bsanl
Blk Isabella Bearmsun, Tsu, PortsaP ncs Fob 20. oef
fss, &c, % pslateld Wilson
Dasrsorn Wsst days on Haterss IN a navy n T. slo.
Brig sorah sses g. M.ehis. Rqr9. Sssas Ia Grssds 10
Big S's LaIs Aisa Mss.a isq ,; a. frs,. se .octs!
fst 81 sane d'y poe Ss "; se .s igS ss ~
vita bar John PsHs foI You Soth spoke bsrt j. W.
.ss ao .ppo's5 ase Sidr msI IA . son. 4
ws'e ef Lts Egg Hsrbor vessel. bow.prft ~slah
Bhs Henry G Brooks Sheriff. GonsiSss s-b 3D. ood.e "a,
% A. fokera No lnan vessel 70 mlerk Housbton. Erps
te1sd Lt, Ss.ery and 'oShey Winds 10 hst'rs', "nss
sIis G O'Bhcn tof Thom,.tos, wstt' Hnsya. is dsss
Big 1ns9s tof Es.po Appeby, ci'nfusso' II days 80
g., "a p Auow,Hrh d tall ~.
&c N Ocrbsu BoSriuso
Bng Laura (Brsr Peterson xsrsrhsn FEB hides, ke "
BIZ sssnst 9f Espor Wooster Saevit..Is d.ys .sss<
Nth ,.IorS ssd Z Wind. ga b Co. vita G. D. osass
or New fors passed ,ons h. bnD j. w Dare. cad 0sl
BIS "a, of seArpor). Williams, sasus FEB. n, sugar 10 Z
BIcs %.
Bios OoB. Bailey Ho,es, g. Msrks Feb IL, cssp, hs, -
wood, Fare c.. Pso. lat -, Ion. a bart
Ws,, Wind. hence foT 81 AArks zsl, st &c. spsks
bark L. Rg'ser heBce Tor DO 7h, s a. Loo. ~ spoke
Ctss 8. Beasey from lEiiauol. for ke~Yofh Muah
s q 'oD 75 rTaed AhiD slowing ground sslof asaI
center. Tue q 3 Las srT@rsEosd yefJ hesyJ washer
str Amor (oil, Ca1ssbean Ansostars jsn. IL kidss -
Cebicks ca.
sehr Emma Llzabst (3ns,tes) Ireland, Newsern, n
dsyB. laval .tOrrs &c., 70 Davis 4 Hoas.1
sclr Planet hsr, Ksus.n Wssa!ogton, ~ C., tsys -
W stores u nAztRr.
SIR r n Dssli Hendlics.ou, ss,.aass ,dsy. s.ssss
DsUUl Co.
seh 4. A. woos crsnusr Beaufort, n. C., dsys. ssvs
s;OIsg &c 20 mss'sr.
scsr. T. GLADE Bsyles Baltimore ssys coal
RcAr Gs1e1s Hsylor. PhilS1elphiA days oosi
tchr CoeIuo of ozrdiGer bAey hs,-nzas Feb q, ss<T
scar ssrrss.nse,. (sf gsn Rlvsrl Hal EswOtsaos 10 a.
cn me bar ssa kc D. gaSt6r March s. Of Cape HsttsSs
soosr bris Cnba from Attsxapss Tor Philadelphia.
schr s. Briggs, vnss Norfolk days. naval stores Ia.
.
sesr y,r.hsH Cehsstsr, Richmond days ssur, he, 70 D.
h PefSsB
Sobr y. A. CeEsln, soe>r sJgtuis days, WOOD.
sg. y LsetVood Grant, Delaware days Sr1n 10 master.
slr ackh.h, Sho1rcs, Asy4ns1, r f. n day. 70
fSl brpnt 4 Sssht HAD se.VJ weather on the coast
Scbr CAN'T, -, New HAy,p in ballast
stesnss ber1ss, WI ans Proyideaes, asse. 10 T. OIL
htssmeI Corsv. Ayre ffOyieeaoe. mdss issas o1sk
SALEb-si,. trg Encols, nsls a. and otbors
VIZ D-At sghnse, ,. w. meridian, W. n W. sunset "a
AID csll.
TIE steamship Marion ts norning sosted on Ire sscea-
Ds.h and oe1 L.r berth, Pier l. T. hss bal has So
tz-Lac c1a1St-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
70

Tie bu-iEe,s 0. tie Clearing House today was
S4.5ll $50. Tue FL ton took SJjo0l0 IN specie,
which is l.ss than was srticpaied. The shipments Of
tue week have been over 81, ioO,0yO, but tle DO
me;i, movement hiss been in favor Of this city, and
the California delivery Of 81 10000 counts for the
whole week. The week closes with avery ca money
market, the supply Of capital exceeding the demind.
TIE curr ct rate call i. e cent, but some u the
leading stock houses have been paying of losas At
p cent private capital being cent into them O.. =
od,. There has been ,,gh, increase in The amount
o. commercial paper Offering during me week but the
supply is dil insufficient, ard rates are low. SIX
month"; sirelsnsm paper, first olsss goss 81 6
cent. S1ydsy soceptslces, 2lt edge, can b. pa ed
~ cent, ard Occasionally lower srd longer Paps-,
iaicr5ed, At ] &c = cent.
We saleI comparative statement Of tie In
rorts Of Forein. Dry Goods and General asrchan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

A HARD CAsE.-Tgo little boys, named John aud
Shomss Hsmi1 Ssed ~ and IL arrested on Satu
day by toe police 81 the Sr Precnot for vaFysncy Ihy
stated their sthe vhohye st Glen Cove had ufued tnv
oct house seek for o's aud they hsd waneToo - fs
"A Rrookyu search o. e;hipE % 1aey we've Ia
very destitute condition, and cared for Until sons tpo
ttion could b. made OF them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

A NOVEL SPECTAcLE.-PARADE OF THE sons or
HALTA."--Toe msub,rs Of Mercantils Lodge No. /,
Sons Of Malta" persied through the streets on Sat
urdsy night, 10 the great amusement OF al WAC Wit
messed ttem. They numbered about 6hy, although it
was expected that several hundred wouli turn out
runber Of curiosity seekers assembled in trout Of the
Lodge Roomin Montague Hall, and anIiOusly awaited
the appearance Of the brethreo. Shortly after 10
O'Clock they efs the Hall, and filed along the street
They we're certainly very odd-lockrg set Of people
The officers dressed n red gowns, resching to tbs
fcet with h9Ods Of the same hue. Two Of those
Inoubted On white horses sn6 took the Iced. An
fortunate little donkey next, which, no. being
sensible Of the honorable position il occupied, evin2ed
its nstuIs proper sites b. holding back with that per-
sete,cy which lie so peculiar to the race. II was
"fiKed up with ornamental trappiogs for which il
appeared TO entertain the most profound contempt.
The ass was led by two of the brethren. The pro-
eession Flowed. AL the brethren we're dressed in
long gowns and hoods with curtains masks 70
conceal their features Some appeared in white, aod
bore striking resemblance b the ghosts which
are sometimes seen on The boards Of tbeater; AID
Others. being alfred in black, might have been taken
for come resUrrected monks of old. Tney marched
Along the route selected in solemn silence their odd if
not ridiculous, oppsarance exciting the meuiment Of
the spectators. After passing through Fulton, Hicks
Atlantic, Court Smith and Bridge streets, Myrtle av
enue and other thorUghfaIer they returned 10 the
Lodge Room bet~esu ~ aud T. O'Clock. What the
particular object Of the display was is known only to
those initiated in the profound mysteries Of the sncient
and honorable order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

The following !, :comParatye statement Of Exports
Exclusive Of specie ron NewYo.k to foreign poa FOR
tAe week and ance Jan. |:
1857. 1883. 1S59.
2 al m Weet.......Si 5sT1 SSH ss5s,91
Pte'!oaay tsp ssse3..... a1s,s3 sosGi sDL4
tnce Js.usy l...sI0iETS5 sssET5 sTEl,tm
Tie foIloEng table VII compare the exports Of he
seven principal staple articles FOR the week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

CoIIIsIor.-A collision between two vehicles oc-
CURED in M,re avenue Washng'ou street Saturday
malt sad one Of the er named James McGanos
THROWN and broke bis le leg We conveyed 20 bia
hcme cf NyCkoh aud Neyns streets by TOE Ioe o.
The First Presinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

TIE Brooklyn Philharmonic Society gave IT. fourth
couce. Of the presett season on s4ard'y evening At
the Atheprum, to slsrge and ioteg'n: Audience. Tue
orchestral pieces performed were a syppaony By
Meneeksohn, the tbrs overture 70 Beethovens Lso-
nora" and an overture by Weber, entitled Raler Of
the Spirits" These works were ably interpreted by
the select body Of iSrumentAsts composing this So
osty, urdsr the efficient drsc ion of Mr.. Carl Berg
mann Mr. p. Meyer assisted in the vocal dep srtment,
and was eDoOred in the ballad GLOW Everywhere, q"
he voencelo oblgAto being judicously played By Me-
Bergner. Mr.. W. Sasr toe pianist also assisted the
SOeety. The season will be brought to closs with
tie concert Of the 10th Of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

ACCIDxST.-A boy ma ned Pesge feu through win
dow Nj Jonts dry SOods Ia Fulton saI
day while he engaged 10 wrestling and dresdaJ cat
about lho body With the glass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

RopBERY -Mrs. Gallagher. residing az the corner
81 slb ND W,rkof streets robbed Fday night by
svs,t ri nance Rrifrt C,aos OF Sltc The girl eSFel
AS.ore q ioS discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

PArAL ACCIDENT N A SUGAR REFINERY.-On
Saturday afternoon last Dau,d John Kelly met With hs
death Supar Refinery OF kint Whesty No - Water
street. in the Cowrg He wac engaged tn repairing
t6rk used for boiling irup Tue tank Is feet long
ard feet teep. II contains two bottoms, with
space between fer heDtroiUcon Of sesm Oae Of she bot
toms leaked and inside Of the tank rcpaUsf u. 10 order
ne let head of steam which caused an eT
uufortuuste thrown aeslngt the
ceiling such break nearly every bone In his body
Life was pstey shocked GU Of Mia aad he M back into
the tank dead quest held by Coroner Horton aud
strdct scoden death rendered by the jury Tie De-
eeased leaves wife Icge children, who reside 10 Ne"
SoFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

SERIOUS AsSkULr.--A man named Dennis Mona
yipg srnsibc ColumbA street, tddsY
night preseI evidences Of having been severely beaten He
the pari3ulss II the hot appeb he
p attached by rowds who iufes thst neghboIhosi Tue
injured Long Island College Hospital for
Treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07

Ma YORK cLAs'lffLA rlON.
r'Fy1. klrIda Mobile y O. 4 Tear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
FROM MAsIIINGrnN.

r... WASHINGTON NOV, o.
As the chief, if not the only difficulty in the way
OF the contamination ofthe pending treaty between
the U. s. and Mexico Is in relation TO the propos.
ed transit routes, Influential parties have snb-
mitted TO both governments basis ofcompromise,
viz; whichever Government may have forces near
est any scenes of obstruction and disturbance,
shall promptly interfere for the purpose Of remo-
wing II with the privilege Of entering the Territory
OF It's neighbor, and both in q case Of emergency
shall act uutedly. The assistance recently afford
cd by Mexican troops from Maiamoros 10 the peO-
pie Of Brownsville is stated as an example. Such
proposition, however. TO be Incorporated In the
Treaty must come from the Liberal government.
THIS, it Is understood, Is iavorably regarded by
our. own There is no doubt that both the gov.
ernment Of Great Britain and the U s. are decid-
edly earnest in the presentations Of their respeo-
tive positions convictions Of right In relation to
the San juan question, though not more so than
they were in the Oregon controversy, but the
latest foreign advc0s 90 not justify any apprehen.
sion Of serious difficulties between the two coun.
tries
Capt. Payne of the Navy, is here dangerous
ly in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

THE BEAUrIEs oT PHYsrooNoMY y esterday
afternoon the murderer Benhcf, who killed bis
neighbor in Dover a month or so since, was
brought into Court to answer to the charge and was
sitting within the bar talking with his counsel,
one Of whom rejoicos in hirsutO appendage to
his face that would do honor to Wost India Buc
cancer, or rabid Epiritualist, when a stranger
entered and asked the Sheriff iithe murderer was
there. "Yes," replied hej tho is one Of those
three" The man looked at the group for several
minutes, and was then asked il he could tell which
it was. "Yes, sir" said he, 'no mistake there,
and indicating our worthy legal friend added, "it
wouldn't DO for me to be on the Jury with that face
before me-" Comment is unnecessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

CLEVELAND AND Ears ACCOMMODATION
rRAlN.-MOnday next the "COnneaut Accomo-
dation" train will be put upon the Cleveland and
Erie Road for the accommodation Of local trpfic
The people aloGg the line Of the road will rejoc,
to have this train again 10 operation. The old IA
vorite. Charlie Morehouse, will ofHciate as con-
duotor. The new engine "Reiudeer" will draw
tue train. It will stop at Ashtabula, the trave
beyond that station not being sufficient to war
rant the expense. It will leave Ashtabula about
o'clock A. NJ, arriving In Cleveland about 9.3C
A, NJ and leave on return about PM
The new time tables go into effect on Monday
next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09


LAST Morris CoUNc1L.--The Board Of Coun-
cimen was unusually full last night and busin ess
was carried rapidly forward. 1t was resolved that
the channel of the river shall be dredgod that
vessels may enter and clear without fear of iun-
ming aground. This is a work that has been needy
cd for long time and will be appreciated by ship,
pers and sailors.
The citizens Of Cincinnati have sent an invita-
tiOn to R. Waterton, the efficient Superintendent
Of our Industrial School, to go to that city and as.
sist them In establishing such a school. lie, con.
sidering himself servant Of the city, submitted
tho question TO the Council for disposal. He was
allowed to go, not to be absent longer than ten
days.
The sewerage question vas brought up and dis
cussed. TWAS proposed to employ an engineer
to mako necessary plans. Mr.. Russell considered
this as simply throwing away money. Plans have
been made and now lot us go on and build it, II
was, after discussion resolved to employ an engi-
neer to examine the matter. Mr.. Cheesebro, oi
Chicago, who has probably had more knowledge
Of sewers In this country and in Europe than any
other man of the West, will probably be tm-
| ployed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
PROM nON1uN

A'OeIoNi Nov Q
George II. Hoyt, who acted as Junior Counsel
for old John Brown al OhatestOwn, returnes to Va.
Tomorrow to assist bis client IN the dispo a Of his
personal properly. He proposes 20 remain Of
Charlesto~n unii after Brown execution Bis
hrst visit was IN the capacity OF m ssenger to
obtain the services Of Montgomery B air, 10 whom
be carried letters Of recommendation Mr.. Blair
was unable TO assume the duties Of counsel for
Brown, but was instrumental IN securing the SER
vices Of Mr. Chiffon, who subsequently acted in
the case. ltwas not until after MIR. Hoyt had as
certained that the services Of Blair oou Il not be
obtained that he resolved to act as assistant coun
sci for Brown. l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmisss and reliable DYE

The only hGFHlleSS and reliable Dye knOtoB
The Original and best In the worldt
All others limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridcule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
bsaufa aud natural BrsWn Black without the least
INJURY 10 Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssu
Warded to VIM A. Bachelor siuos 1879, and $1,000
applications have been made tho Hair Of his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
wM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces 4 color
RBt 10 be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
to inure the least however long bB continued
and tho in ofDad Dyes remeded the Hair inyigor
ated for life yths splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied IN private TOOmBl At the Wig
FactOTy, No G31 broadway, n Y
Sold 10 all cities and Of the United States BY Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
20" The genuine has tbs name and address upon steel
plate engraving On four sides of each Bu1 Of
VIM. A. BATGHELOR,
v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
WIsCONsIN RLBUEION.

mILwAUEEE. Nov. 8.
Four Wards OF this city give IIobert, Dem, 5ss
majority.
Rock county--9 towns heard from give Randall,
Rep, $40 maj gain Of 200,
Kenosha eounty-Tvo toWns give Randall! 95
majority.
Columbia o,unty-FJyo towns heard from give
Randall 30 maj
Monroe eounty--TWo towns give Randall lOs
majority.
Dane couuty-Three towns, including Madison,
HobeTt DEM 2G0 mai
Waukesha county--rwo towns give 23O maj. for
Randall.
Dodge county-Six towns Randall 900 majority.
Scatteiiug returns nom various parts Of the
State show Republican, gains over 1857 and ndi-
cate tie election Of Randall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

LgoTURE To MORROW Nionr.--Rev. T. Starr
King viii lecture tomorrow evening At the Melo'
deon, and no, Al The Academy Of Music as has
been previously announced The latter was en-
gagged for the Schiller Centennial Exercises for
which reason this lecture win be given at The Me-
oden. An the subsequent lectures will be delivered
At the Academy Of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

REsisTINo oFFIcERs y esterdsy morning Off
Ger McIlrath in the performance Of his duties was
removing several Hebrews from a spot in the
market where they weto obstruciug the street,
when be was assaulted by number Of vendors Of
produce and for time had hot work TO carry his
point. He finally got room to swing those aims
Of his, when he speedily cleared the ring and
took three men of to tho watch house for ASSAULT
ing an officer. They will be tried on Friday motn
Inn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS ERECTION.


An election for Governor and other State officers
took place in this State to-day. There were four
tickets in the field, viz: Democratic, Republican,
Free School aud Opposition.
The Republicans carried the State by about tue
same plurality as they obtained last year
Hon. N. +. Banks is elected Governor over
Ben, f. Butler, Dem, aud Geo, N Briggs, Free
School and Opposition.
Banks plurality in this city is 6si. Last year
neach had "A nluarlitV Of al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
1.-THE NOBLEST STUDY OF MANKIND

IS MAN"-But dobased and dsgraded manhood,
but too prevalent in lanet, OH keep the fatal shat
Of disease and complaint from orcles Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; OF,
Physiological RsseareS" II will nssuredly recall the
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent to alarm
ing extent, and be uneng guiding star to health and
Tssuscated energy Thousands attest the beneat heed
ng its oounsels and advice.
Sold by Or. BARROW, 1871 Prince street. New York -
Price rs cents. Sent free everywhere.
sOldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WI FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland. novs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09

PowERLRss FOR EVL-PorENT ron GooU.-
When pain Inflammation is present. and Brandreth's
Pills arc used they at seize upo the humors which
are the occasion Of tho pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This quality OF alone sezing hold
and causing the expulsion Of depaVed humo possessed
bv other medicine For Brundrehs Pills operate solely
upon those mpur les which suuouul and affect the It's
and organs affected by disease BY natural pfnity
they seize these humors because their life below that
ef the surrounding parts and eHpsl them rm the body
Young people cannot but midd sged and old people can
In a,moasure apprec 10 that cBe which, being used
In sickness acts only upon the of dselse and which
has power except upon those humors whose presence
produces every pan, and whose removal every
disease Whatever organ is affected there these wonder
full pills penetrate, and impurities from; thus
venting settling rf the humor; because they removed
from tho body In rheumatism, levers pieurses pains in
the side dyspepsia head aches ooitvenesa Asthm colds
coughs, throuts piles ulcers boils they give imme
date relief and taken early prevent organic disease
Maadies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
their influence and mlhions of human lives have beer
saved by their timely OH how important in sickness
that medicine which on eTIinguishes the dteas
and ieaVes no evil effect behind.
Sold At No. ~ Canal St. Braudreth's Duldng aud hl
A. S. 9adnsr No 920 Superior street Cleveand and b.
j. B, Wheedon, Hudson, and all resi- octabo dealers
nahirnas dtv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
FI,OM NEW OnLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8,
The American majority in this city is about p
500. The Democratic State ticket is elected.
hundred men arc raising here to goto the aid
of Brownsville by tho steamer Arizona.
A conduota, with three millions, Is shortly OK
peoted at Matamoras for tho interior Of Mexico.
The released Victoria felons are expected to
inin Cortonag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-09
NJ. J. DICKERsoN,
Late Of the firm Of Amber & Dickerson,)
DENTIST.

oscs 253, Superior street, near KsHieirs store.
Dr. D's new suit OF rooms are now ready and he would
be pleased all sf his old patrons and Others who
may wish services Of dentist liberated teoth treat
cd ang aud hlod exposed capped and
eds also teeth inserted gold silver oorae orvuean,
base, platinum plate with continuous gum which Is
80 much used east. mv2l
~ We are ieiiced fad tnat the renowned ChemiS
Of New Engaad, DJot ATER, has ct length turned bis
tenon to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section is as healthy any othor with
single exception and that tho Fever and Ague which
hauots every side Dut his remedy cure
should kno IL must " he made il. Cast out this baleu
disease Om among and is Of tho lovsies spot
in the tst-[seuiaol, Fairfield. Iowa.