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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

WHY Is THisi-Why is it that our City Fathers
do not gravel Prospect street as they have done
81 Clair Certain II is that 81 Clair street by this
simple process, has been transformed from the
worst to one of,he best streets in this or any other
city Nov In connection with Garden and Mlohi-
gao streets where there il an abundance Of good
graveli why not gravel Prospect street when 1t can
be done so cheaplyl
Winths Couneilmen from the Firnt Ward please
anbWeri TAXPAYER.
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LlnoE SALE or CArrLs.-our friend v. I

LARoE SALE or CArTLE.--Our friend V
Petit, Of Grand Prairie township, sold, few
days since, 100 head Of fat cattle for $1,000
Such sales as that count up, and il is not
steungo that Marion county should turn of ap-
uually such large number Of cattle, when we
have such men as the Pettits, the Monnetts,
and scores Of others like them, whose aoeks
and herds are numbered by hundreds. Success
to our cattle princes Marion Republican.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-08

THAT'S So.-Dr Gibson SAYS he can cure
the worst cases Of chronic sore eyes, and we
are prepared to say, from personal observation,
That's So" Mrs Lanphear, of Brunswick,
Medina county, has been for short time stop
ping at the Bennett House, to avail herself of
his treatment of chronic sore eyes of years
standing, and with the most gratifying success
Baniages have gone, Goggles have gone, Shack
les have gone, and Mrs, Lanphear has gone
home to her family cured
onolblock from Public Square. PLAIN Dealer.
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MATRIMONIAL

TO rHB LADIES OF THE UNTfED STATES:
IL has been good fortune restore to health manv
thousands Of my country-women
My success has excited the malice Of the epyous md
aOus; but their prosecutions have served only To extend
nd estab lsh my equation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. olong held n ahectonate and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced my
skill, can afford to despise the efforts Of
nd slanders
MY friends Have repeatedly urged place nv med
ene for producing menstruaon within the reach of the
Ladies Of the United States but indisposton TO enter
hed 50 occupied by quacks with their pecious nostrums
ana iedr mat unprncped counercters might palm upon
ne public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented ne nom establishing for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Al last yield TO the entreaties OF patients and friends
and oher to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to tho eficacyo the "AMIE DE FF ,iAlE
need only say, that ia liquid FORM and is e1act, such
Asl nave used IN practice France for many wears and
'hat has never failed to secure satisfactory result
Iho Annie de Femme aud meus,ruaion stand in the re
lation of cause and effect isp
dealthy menstrual How where It has existed aud
restore where has been from any cause suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of rec
tons each bottle Of tho "Ane de Femme viii bear my
written signature, and both the bottle aud enclosing bcx
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
PANS, January 1851 0'D
For sale Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No ~ superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Anne de Femme al the PrupnetOr's prices.
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Special Notites.

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Scorbutic affec-
tons, eysipoas and all crupons from whatever hidden
cause are overcome by The Of this great cleanser Of tho
human system lthousby eradication ns well as suppres-
on, and penotratost the hidden Of the malady
sola at the msnuiactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists at 25c, eso and 81 per
Dor. 2B
Negetnbie substitute Tor CalOmel aud Blue-
PHI.
BRANDRErHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills
by restoring bowels to their original dailv and natural
action give strength to the stomch, pry the blood,
establish sue healthy condition othe digestive organs aud
thus cure dyspspsia colds, coughs rhoumasms dropsies
aad sickness generally, whether chronic or recent The
celebrated Abornothy says 'Anor having cured the dc
ransemen the bowels dsbtes aud all diseases gem
orally disappear Of the accord oven in short limo
Tho experience Of century hiss established tho worth Of
these pills beyond dispute, a purgatve and t-bious
medicine; aud their b upwards OF 800
physicians aud by million Of families shows that
they are supplying Of the humanity and are
In advance Of medical science. The above pills although
purely vegota To- known and used as substitute
for Calomel llydrarOyi ChoridH Mte) producing all IL
alerve and other indications with none Of its dsorgan-
izaton effects upon the sods-1fen crppug tst nfeor
its distressing action uton the and gums Tho pre-
pared concentration from the phuciples-the Life
Addition Ps-s substitute for uo-pi (Eilua Hydrdr-
gyT possessing the peculiar action the secreting
gans, OF that preparation mofcuy but none Of its
waiting or other injurious effects. Those who have usoI
them, blueH substitute otherwise award to them
tle highest puise They nearer to concentrated
Essence Of Life than ANYTHING yet ode in the WY Of
medicine by man single pill given daily when al hope
hlsed has ofenrestored be-, uth In fact they supply an
organic puucipe - TIE bo1l lys wanting 10 extreme
cases sickness OLD people have the sesretons Of ear
II youtn restored by these Life Addition ills. Their val
ue as lfs-preservers is beyond estimate
Brandreths Vegetable Unv rsll Pills remove from the
bowels and blood uf sick person the cause death
lHs LIFE ADDITION pills SUPPLY THIS ORGANIC NgCEs-
strY OF THE BLOoDs vTAIIrY-the minute globules OF
Vegetables essences of which they the concreton
have their exact counterpart la the vital gobules Of the
hlOgd. And irum whe doesthe blood derive is life
lis obules verify from the source from which DR.
Branrelh derives the life T ciples Of The :Le Addition
Pitls-fom the Vegetable Riul doml
ThtSe pills. also the Universal are warontsd purely
vegetable Retaled respectively at 25 aud 50 cons Ply
scsns and the public supplied by the gross single
d.. Brandreth's Principal Office No 2gi Cunalst n
Y, aud by
S. Gardner, No. 200 Superior street. Cleveland pnd
Il. Wheden Hudson and b all respectable dealers in
medicines r,yqI
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CoLoRED EmGRANTs TO HAyr.-On the 9TH
proximo, two small vessels will leave New Or.
leans for Hayti with about seven hundred emf.
grants, Gree men of color) who 60 to that is
land in order to better their social condition.
Louisiana has already lost over a thousand Of
these people
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY mORNING, JUNE s, 1880

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain aud Ornamental PRINTING! evorv description
lone ~ the Printing Establishment The Leader once
me atestimpruved and most rapiL steam pressos IN
lest STYLE short notice aud At reasonable PAT
icunr attention paid 60 blank work descriptions
Bnding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
1ios BOaNs, Rbcsivtne BOOKS Nc, kc
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FIRST LOT oF NEW WHEAT.-Messrs. Hubby,
Hughes q Co. yesterday received a lot Of new
wheat from Messrs. A, b, Fenton Bros, Gin
cibnad. The wheat we understand, was grown
in Tennessee. It is plump aud large, This Cm.
cianati House exhibited the first samples in that
city and st. Louis
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From LAKE SUPERIOR The fine screw steam
er IRON City, Capt TURNER, arrived in port early
yesterday moning from Lake Superior The fol-
lowing items of the trip and cargo are furnished
the reporters by Clerk HOLLAND Her cargo was
as follows
National Mines SO masses and "a bbls copper,
100 40 lbs--Adventure Mines masses and 800 bbls
copper 81 $40 lbs-Aztec Mine 2 masses and bbl
. Ol9 bs-Central Mine eagle Harbor) % masses
SO 745 lbs-all consigned to Hussey & Mcbride
Ninety-fve passengers came down, many Of them
for this place. Among them were Mr. II. W. Mel
son, of Isle Royal Mine, James NJ Mills, Of N. T.,
and J. B. Ward and family of Conn,
Left Ontonagon at p. NJ on Friday. Lay there
during the storm which changed the bar across
the mouth of the river so that Il made the pas
out difficult. Stopped at Eagle River, Eagle Har-
Dor and Copper HarbOr. Lett Portage Entry at
P. NJ, Sunday. North Star was at Portage Entry
bound up She had encountered severe snow
storm of Pictured Rocks on Friday and put into
Grand Island for shelter. Iron City left Mar
quette IL P. NJ, Sunday. At that point schrs
Presto aud Wellington had left with ore iog Sha-
ron Co. for Cleveland sehr. Midnight was at
Cleveland Co.'S dock, schrs. Cape Horn Storm
King, Cuba and Correspondent were at Sharon
Cos dock Barqne American Republlo and schr
International, at Elys dock. schr susquebana
WIS still on the beach schr Star OF tle North
was at Grand Island when the North Star lay
there, and reported schooner bound down which
probably went ashore at Pictured Rocks III,
Iron City passed the Rocks in the night and there
fore did not see any vessel there.
Left sault at 2 p. M Sunday. At Sault were
tugs Ives and Eclipse. Passed Mineral Rock Of
Cburch's in the River and an Erie vessel-namC
unknown-under sail, bound up.
The Iron City leaves on her return trip tonight
She is fine boat and passengers will do we'll tt
embark on her for a cooling trip.
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N. III. sOLOMONSON.

PRAOTCAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
the largest Of the uost approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for OF far
shed, are ground under his ownnspeoton by machine
Of anew construction, with the greatest care 20
iaitthe eyes In a., cases, curing Weakness DsEness
aammatoHo Of the Eyes, and impartug strength long
reading or fuo sewing.
~ N. II. solomonsou would here inform the public
thai no never employs any in the sale Of his lenses.
w Also a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COMP ASSES, &C kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pam, as perfect as natural.
rVOlee3s Superiorstroet under the American Hotel
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1flaabiuists &c.
Dentistrg.
DENTS FEtY
AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
4 read tho following lines II your tooh are bad read
them with great II You nave teeth at all hsp:
Gt,t ht Isl daily eyhbi'el in the Streets in the social
circle and in the purlor by tue hunbes peasant ana the
poudest that hundre d Of lose good
Of teeth for the want Of tho timely all of good bnd
skifu dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
Than ali If your teeth good have
them examined good JeTist aud keep them in order.
If time should be lost but have them repa red tho
tha ter, and that wCh Burus suys the
ho Of M diseases AillrogulaIul4s Of tho teotl should
be att tendoi TO ~ Chldho vi uuu youth
persons dosirous fine dcutt opentio1s iuvit-
cd all at y whore particular attention Is gwen
the prossr ga0u Of the ma uTul teeth, where the
vULCANIZED CORALIrE,
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The propFietOrs of this great pork shop have
just sent "hitch Of bacon" to the Princess
Royal, presuming, on the birth of her baby, that
the happy wife and mother is entitled to such
present in accordance with the good old Eng.
lish maxim, viz ''lf a married couple live to-
ge,her for the fist twelve morths without
quarreling, they are worthy TO be presented
with fitch OF bacon"
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Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w, h. Marvin,


No. AZ South Side Public square, nearly oppo
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR I III II Liberal
~ pairouase of ms friends and the esl q mshAlhl
during tue pas Fall trade now aeieqn9 " 70 ei1s'
hia urge varIoiy " COOKING. PAhLOht fiAA-i. ~.
lFFlCE sTuVeS and ENAMELED CRATES NJ
greatly reduced prices
Hig MAN mO tH COOKING sT0VESfr hotels spg
mis- Victor Coos ,ng Sioycs for private auileht ra ~
surpassed Tor pu CT min operation aud economy lu ~
~ Hot Ar farlor Heater for PaTiors, tiAlif Fine9
HOufes, Churches, ores, Ao made for AulhfUhnA ~
arc constructed tha IL answers either ftf soso OF
both Cubiuout and therefore will prN4NGs
much heat than other IA the market 10 q
lunt handsome and dur 0lo 1nd d gyng gre saisiac
iiau 90 many u our best citizens His Pearl" whir1 d
ade oval uf paora hurns coke or hare coal, with gen
ecpaom ueaness aud also sges peroCf satisfaction
Tho newert aud most desirable styles Of ENAhEi.El
CRAFTS 0u hand at the tuwesi prices,
Ho mannf .ci urrs aud Keep eunpl q win Tin, COpuf
NJ 81 II Iron ware HOUSE FukNishiNG ooOD'
IN toodga "a all Johbitg done ON shoTi notice.
An nre respeotiul solicited 90 call nfiure purchuGn.
W, l.. MARVIN,
deolg 30, AZ Boath Slue Public Square
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BuilNrrs & Arfhitfrts.

BROOKS S. @. q E. W., BUILD
II ERS. Alst danufaeturet, VI Doors blinds Sash,
Rruckets and al uds OF ScTo-Sawng aud Gothic wOrG
Particular teni paid Fitting Up Stores Factory on
Divisioo-st nc. Conire FLOCK Cleveland o. nol0-c9
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Boar0tnQ.
6oiels.
JOTEL DUMAS =

III U III u . VI n .
Nc lidsier Street botueen 4 and 5h CIyCNNATI ONO.
This Old and weu establish Hnfel has beeu rocentlt
re-ted IN superior syle and is 3d by
Hpts. OF its class AmCrtcu.
The proWiator from his ung eNooronce In his ciy, al
inrna uHd elsewhere feels confident hat his advantages
others viii winTaut eutre snc"es. and ho rs
iavOrably known this nunlty ant rpses l share
of pull 10 patronage. ALEX SHUMATE,
upr20HS Proprietor
MANHATTAN HOTEL Nos. 8, s
WI Taud Murray street I'd door from broadway, oI
posr Lhe Park. New York, Huggns Fling, Proprietor
Hussns, ate of Pear Street House 9osttu- C.FlnI
to a' sv-tsa u4a pnrb
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GnQrouers.

ENGR AVtNG AND lITlils.' tA,EntNS
DRAINARD a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
Id ENGRAVERs AND tirHoGRAPHERS a'nk
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A Heary Contrnct.

The author Of Belle Britain, in the course Of
a letter to the New York Express, says
Mr.. James McHenry, of Liverpool one of the
itDelie't merchants and bankers in Europe, has
just closed contract with the French govern
mept for supplying the Navy with provisions;
and SO he calls to take me TO see the first lot
packed of from the immense establishment OF
Messrs Jas, Lunham d Co., who handles five
millions worth of pork and cheese per annum
end whose names are well known to Sbe Hub
bards and Van Brunts of New York. Such
awildorness Of hams such mountains Of cheese;
such piles Of pork, in all shapes, and for all
markets
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9usuraiirt agents
THE GERMAN INSURAyCB COMPANY
or cnEvELAND, ONO

C,aHired Jasuarg 22 1850 uaSers o,nsrafs an. 81
apital stock 5000 shares NJ e9o 80.
secured BY heal Esfatc Rfoo.niir
..oFtlCEhs q. W SCHMIDT, pfasdcnt n, w.
mLlkh Vice President, JACOB MUELLER secrsiar,'
N DtnbN ~ IOhs:-C, w. srhmiit. Mayer n Keller
= r"s,msyer D. Wagner, g. Leck, =. Mueller, John A.
luil GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY rnaure
@ AZ 81 uamage by ire for y9ar and lfsa, build
ntst tptde wares, merchandise etc Payment of raaa
sh ue mace in 90 aysafor the lose shall have bofn al
nnd pjuTol Not more thau 1000 viii be- insur-
ono No p Aiwater ock, ,(up tsifs) Superior rireet
- ~; nlSL. Assn Lnl9M w JOHN WAGNER pes.
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DENTIST.
nR wv j -GIIILn Ii A s. II EMOX

~ ed his Den al OhHn 10 Room No ~, Holman block
SuDerur street. East Of Public square South nf r. O. An
who u tn service ul Dentist, Will save themselves
mucl SUFFERING as well as MONEY by giving him a
cal Flec richly used mitigate pam, for those who de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold 81 Porcelain 0ud Vulcnzed Rubber Base,
IN the best manner ieeth Ia sets from $40 COLA
filings cJrdng to size OF tho cavity, from 5Os upward
miVl
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GUTTA PEROHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is manu- uacurei, aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
put up il the besi manner " INGERSOLL,
NJ 2lt Marble Bock superior street, Cleveland, o.
fnvI
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For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. - superior Cleveland who will supply the
Annie dc Femme at the Propnetor's prices
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CHILDREN's SHOES OF ALL
~ kinds for sale BY
T. g sHoLEs
lnHlel SWuarfar
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GENTS CALF AND PATENT
%" ~, r. q SHOLES
"Y@i 20 Sop iHor Sc.
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Boots 0n0 6bots.

/ AIDES LACE and OONY GAIT.
- ers, plain and foxed for fi.OO by
j. sHOIEs
WNh Gli suprriof ST
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-30
ELECTION NOTICE

Whereas, by virtue of proelama.
w ton issued by His Excellencv.
r. G. Wicklife, Governor of the STATE
OF Louisiana, to me directed, hereby
notify the qualified voters of the par
ism OF Bossier, that on the first Mon
day, the 9TH day of November NEXT
1859, there will be an election held -
the diffesent precincts in the parish IF
Bossier by the commissioners of cleo
ton, for the purpose of electinr the
following officers, viz:
One Representative from the Con-
gressional district of the State of Lon
isiana, the parish of Bossier compris-
ing part of said 4th district-to servo
two years.
A Governor and Lieutenant Cover
ernor of the State to for tile term Of
four years.
A Secretary Of State and an Attor-
ney-General for the term of four wears
A State Treasurer, an Auditor nc
Public Accounts and a Superintendent
Of Public Education, each to hold their
successors are qualified.
One Senator from the parishes of
Bossier and Bienyille to the Genarsi
Assembly of the State, to serve for
four years. -0A
Two Representatives to the General
Assembly of the State from the parish
OF Bossier to serve two years.
A District Attorney for the I7tb In.
dieial district of this State for four
years.
A Clerk of the District Court f.
serve for four years.
A Sheriff to serve for two years.
An Assessor to serve two wears.
A Coroner to serve two years.
Two justices of the Peace in Ward
No. four and one Justice of the Peace
in each Of the other wards in Bossier
parish, to serve two years.
One Constable for each Justice of
the Peace throughout the parish. to
serve two years.
Also, one Commissioner If a.
Board of Public Works for the "a
District of the State, the parish &c
Bossier forming part said Sd district
And hereby notify the Commission.
ers of Election at the several precincts
IN this parish, to meet and conduct sai3
election according to law, and TO make
immediate returns to me at tho conrt
house, at Bellevue, of the resnlt af
said election at their respective ,,ro1
eincts, except the result Of the poll for
Sheriff which hereby notify the cleo
ton commissioners te make to ], T.
Biggs, Coroner.
sh herr Office at Bellevue, septem-
L. F STEELE,
ni4 % Sheriff.
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SHERIFF"S SALE

g tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- in the District court, No. 1891.
Duncan IL Logan VS.. Spurlin &c West,
by virtue of a writ of fiert facias Isl
sued out of the honorable the district
court of the parish of Bossier, IN the
above entitled suit and to me directed,
| have seized and will proceed to sell,
at public auction, at the court house
door in the town of Bellevue, Parish
of Bossier, on the first SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of November, A. D., 1859.
between the hours of Ii O'clock a.. D.,
and P. H., the following described
property, to-wit:
The remaining stock of Dry Goods
now on hand in the storehouse on lot
No. 3 in Bellevue. The northeast
quarter of section No. seven tn ia
township nineteen of range eleven.
containing l60 more or less, with all
the Improvements thereon, including
the present crop of corn, cotton. &c.
&c, gathered and ungathered; also.
one gray horse and one bay horse ana
an open top buggy and harness. And
also the lot number twenty-fonr T247 in
the town of Bellevue with all the i'm
provements on the same and one slave
to-wit: Willis alias Tobe, a boy, age,l
about u years, of yellow complexion.
Seized as the property Of Albert w.
spurlin and John n. West, defendants.
and to be sold to pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit
Iermsof Sale-CASH, with benefit
of appraisement.
Bellevue, 29th day Of Sept, 1859.
l.. f. STEELE, Sheriff.
By W.J. Hancock, Deputy.
n14 st pf $l2 90.
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TIE EproAr1oN Mosr NEEpEp.

The EDUCATION Mosr NEEDED
LEARN 70 LABOR" Why is it, asks
the New York Express, that so few
persons are successful in business even
those who have had the advantages Of
a good English edueation-who have
graduated from our Academies and
Colleges? and that property finds
such an unequal distribution In the
course Of its remarks, it observes
The idea too commonly prevails that
a mere knowledge Of books is the be-
ginning and ending of education. The
sons and daughters, especially of the
rich, grow up with this notion in their
heads, in idleness, as it were, with little
idea of the responsibilities which await
them. Their natures revolt at the
mention of =" labor" not dreaming that
their parents before them obtained the
wealth they are so proud of industry
and economy. How many young men
college bred though they may be, are
prepared to manage the estates which
their fathers possess, and which it may
have required a lifetime to acquire I?
How many young women, though hay
ing acquired all the knowledge and
graees of the best schools, know how to
do what their mothers have done be-
fore them, and which the daughters
may yet be compe to do at some
period of their lives The children Of
the poor have to labor or starve, and
as far as that goes they are educated TO
be practical.
The education that SCOTS at labor
and encourages idleness is the worst
enemy for girl, man or woman
Instead of ennobling, it degrades +; it
opens up the road to ruin. The edu-
cation which directs us to do what we
are fitted to do, that respect labor, that
nculeates industry honesty, and fair
dealing, and tast strips US of selfshness
is the education we do need, and that
which must become the prevailing
system of theA country before we can
be as a people either happy or prosper
Gus.
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SUCCESSION Nnr1nr


g. tate of Louisiana, parish Of Bossier
~ Clerks office, 18th District court
Notice is hereby given that James q
Hall has filed in said court, his appIica-
ton to be recognized as foreign tutor
for Jane j. 0glesby, and Elenora 4
0glesby, minor heirs of j. p. Oglegbv
deed. 'SSoy'
Now, therefore, all persons concern
ed are hereby notified that, if opposi-
tion is not made thereto in thirty DAYS
from the publication of this notice. fba
said applicant will be recognized as
foreign tutor and authorized to remove
their property from the State.
Given under my hand seal of office
l. $ at Bellevue, this 2Sth dav of
Sept, A. D., 1859.
A. A. ABNEY,
nl45t$6 90 elk. dist. court.