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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11
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LOWELL. MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PEOTORAL
Has wan for itself such Ienowa for the cure Of every
neY OF Throat and Lung Complaint that II B entirely
necessary for 60 recount the evidence Of its virtues,
wherever II has been employed As II has long been IN
constant Throughout this section need not do
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11

y HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Female irregularities, weakness uterine dlspacementst
and all local uterine difficulties and c9nst Troubles
Of women, entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
NARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
Iu this connection Miss Beecher stsr OF the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page 29 says
~ have nine sisters AMI sstersn. law, and fourteen To-
male cousins all red and all delicate aud atling
Amd the Immense circ eO my friends and acquniniances
eca married aides BON IN this century and
country, who are perfectly healthy In cases However
Nv that health rapidly taken the place Of disease, and
ladies' have become hust strong vigorous and heathy
MIA Gleason, OF ~ ira "Beauful indeed is inc
oonfdng trusting nature Of woman but how much does
neei 10 6e proeceu by watchfuness that will lead her
in time Of disease to appeal TO medical adviser OF scien
6c education moral worth and purity of character Al
these may be secured by addressing the Gaefenbeg Com
pany.
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Common Styles Of Wood and Metal COains,

Kent consiantly on hand together with great vsraty
bHROUDS and TRIMMINGS In addition te tho above
he Is now prepared TO furnish RED CEDAR BOXES p1t
logehe' VI copper nails nd ves, TO az persons who
~ OHee No 6s Ene street noy2s dEt,iw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11
Nov StyIe Of BnElaI Casket.

~ - made light and convenient for Transportation putting
~ OF common int menit and finished in henut-
~ ana chnse style He has the pleasure of knowing that
dey meet WIN the most univ amiration nppr0va
nnrl. l.nnnt Of the - II u -IE--N. ~ -AONILIIulN ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11

tiers, Willard Geo. G II Socum &co. G Gaines Geo
Goodrich Geo. Henderson n Gaines. Benton 4
King Wheeler Il Blake. Guile, Menus Geo. W A
Violet &co. M Miller. Price, Converse Geo. g r
Kelley Geo. Ruief &co Payne, Steele &co G Boye
..G Shunnway. Robinson, bennett Geo. g NJ Har-
vey Geo, C A Eager geo. Montgomery & Smith.
Biscoe & Simms. r w Rayne. "A Titus. .Carradine
& Winchester Heaton & Oliver. .0glesby Il Ma
cauly. AT Cochrane 4 Hall j e Thomas. j H &
N Marks. d H Marks &co Frost Geo. .Dyas &co
H D Kent Geo. Wood & Lowe. j A Adams AGO..
J Adams Geo. II Twitchel Geo. j D Donovan
&co. e Taylor eco. l. Sturtevant Geo. j Valen-
tine &co. .Vose Bros. g Buddeoke eco. and sun
dry consipuepa ..
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- - = 4 kMSk e tAls rage = tn e for
ana River Nsws
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Leaves on MONDAY, January II, at O'Clock, Pm.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
lEA1StaS United States Mail ssssat = For Memphis
and the Bends - The fine passenger steamer
Eclipse, Captain j. D. Clarke. will be ready receive
freight Saturday morning foot Of Grod street. will
leave above For freight passage apply board
j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
E3Ths line connects at Napolson with regular packets
the White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
EAdams Express carried regularly by this line. iall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11

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UGN 1tM L4ther, Nichols, for Liverpool, 1T
Z r Whitney de0
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assz w. II sslSs4 =. VII I. woodruff Gco
sl,y. fcr Genoe, I + Whitney &co
znnsen, Tor Psrnambucho and market,
- Rice = Hathaway
- 4eea8 America Collins, for New York,
- bazk Warrington. Plat, for Hamburg, .
- - 4. s. Is. = whitney eco
- uqtphm, Eden, for Grand Cayman, :,
81 & !. Cochlan q HAN
- a. ~ - n 6ycston dco
- - fs1dina a. pspsafola. II Oyerton &co
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11

Leaves on THURSDAY. 18Th inst at 5PM
~ SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE
ans Tri-Weekly Packet Iine.--The fne superb
- , passenger steamer National, p. q. Montgom-
cry master will leave above for Shreveport Grand
yos Grand Ecoss csmpe AsSandris Nomans Barbn
Saturday January 9Th at p NJ further information and
freight or passage apply on board, or to
g. L. kOuNS 4 BROS Agents No. 2 Front street.
plan of her cabin be seen, ae-rcoms secured
flee Of the agents. las
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11
BGU F RIVE r

r. FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lHAASkxSS SPRINGS-Twice week-Ths steamer Adj
ksS2szEEzk vance, Sam. Abes, master, will leave for
Bladon and Cullum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Culum Springs and Demopos
every Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Bladon and Cullum Springs Wednes
day evening, at 4 o'clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and Cuum Springs Tuesday and Thurs
day evening" o'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at O'clock
For passage, apply to
je26 If or SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11

49, Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan, 18th, at 5 P. NJ
, r. - SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE
ans ans Tri Weekly Packet LineThe and mag
Hodge, John Smoker will above for shreve-
port, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Campe Alexandria Nor.
mans, Barbn's, and all way landings. =
board. fF'' =
plan Of her cabin seem rooms secured
from distance by dispatch letter. application of
ice Of the agents. VIRGINlUS G. DENTZEI.,
jalo ..,Y Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11
A 7 T A K A P A s /.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at Pm.
, r. - FOR ATTAKAPAS-The splendid
49, passenger steamer Belle Creole, Richard
son, master. will leave ove taking freight
or St Marnss New Iberia centreyille franklin and Pat
OSBORNE, WILSON i CARRADINE,
jail % and Is Front street.
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Grieve Werle. 4 bx mdse ellis, Ferguson Geo 6
hhds tobacco Hogan & Murphy. 10 kgs butter 200
bxs candles Grief, Byrnes eco. AZ pkgs hams do
dried beef Geddes. 200 bbls flour Hewitt Norton
bbls lard Il Leland eco, so bbls beans W Morton &
co. A bdls shafts D Mathews. .33 pcs machinery j
n Murphy &co. 200 bbls flour Martin, Cobb Geo
90 bbls whisky IL ties hams r McGregor. 40 bbs
lard 1872 bbs Hour AIS bbs pork AZ bbls lard "a bbs
heads and feet Oglesby 4 McCauley, so bbls pork N
Overton eco. IL bbs ale T Poole. 800 bxs candles
l6 ties hams Place Brennan. 8 bbls eggs E ] Put
nam. IA bbls pork So bbs lard Short &co. 8
bxs sundres Parmele & Brother. sundries Phelps,
Parks eco. II hhds tobacco Robinson &co .9l bbls
pork 40 to lard 20 cks bacon Robertson McDougall
80 ploughs Shark, Staufer &co A hhds tobacco ]
Turner. Is bbls pork 7 G Twitche SEQ 2O9 CO los
ties hams Tufts 4 Hobart. .4s ties hams W Wright
Gco. 100 bxs mdse ] Wright Geo. .sundries to VIM
Glenn. j w Burbridge &co. Bouigne SEQ. so hid
horses to order.
MARIETTA Steamer Cetahoula. 100 doz wash
boards Beebe eco. $40 bxs starch ] Adams. no
bbls beans W Adams. IS hhds tobacco W H Crofts
eco. i bx mdse R Geddes. s bbls eggs Kent &co A
bxs mdse Fenne, Power Geo. .276 bbls whisky to
] Connolly &co. 100 do R " Huntington. 800 Do R
McGregor &co.. so do so hf do ] G Rogers Geo. 100
bbs whisky j Adams. 80 hhds sugar Lauye & Nc
Call. n bales cotton G Gallagher.
FORT ADAMS. Steamer Kate Howard .4s bale:
cotton Pritchard & Flower. a r w Estln geo. IS
w E Thompson geo. 81 Smith, Harris &co 80 A D
nelly 0cO % EuWafu NUlle GCu. 40 CuIIoii, my
&co. ~ Payne 4 Harrison. .26 A Miltinberger &ce
26 F j Dasilva &co.. "a Gordon i Costello. "a I
Durriye &co. 20 Cutrer, Harrison &co.. Is Byrne
Vance &c.,. Is Henderson 4 Peale. II bales cotton
Carroll Holmes Geo. IL Barley, johnson SEQ. II
Wright, Allen AGO. il Ward, Hunt Geo. .l3 R NJ
gent &co 8 N Scudder.. Cleaveland Bros &co. q
J Iabatat. IS Washington jackson &co...4 DAVIS
jenkins eco. i Vaudeville y Mcllhenny, IT'S sacks
cotton seed Dasilva &co. n do pkgs mdse 81
hides Blanchn Il Gerard. 2 bales cotton N o J n G
MR.. 35 bales osnaburgs ] Burnside AGO, bx
marble Z bxs mdsc Flint Il Jones'. 10 hhds sugar
S25 bbls molasses Mltenberger eco % hhds sugar
Brand Landry 20 do Jno Watt &co. 80 do % bbls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11
Leaves every TUESDAY, at L. O'Clock M

Leaves every TUESDAY, at Il o'clock NJ.
r. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLAQUE
l@A35Al mine-fhe regular Attakapas packet Ceres,J
Labsr,he, master, is ready to receive freight
for ST. Aarnsye New Iberia, Jeanerett's, Charenon,
Franklin Cen,ervile, Paersonyis, and all intermediate
ports the route.
All business entrusted TO her will be promptly attended
to. For further particulars apply on board.
j. j. Iabarthe takes this oppor uni of returning his
thanks public and his friends liberal patronage
yIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
jas Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-11

NEW YORK. Bark Lizzie Boggs.. $50 bbls ce-
ment to order. {,
PENSACOLA Schr Powhattan. 10 bales cotton
Harris Levy..5 do A Mitchell. 81 900 IT lumber
G Tourxlade. NJ sas 4 8zt
\ PAsCAGOULA. Steamer Jas Stockton. 100 900
# lumber to order.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Digby 42s tons salt to order.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17
Written for tho Winchester Home Journal.
STANZAS TO

by HELEN TRUEsDELL.
do not ask single pledge,
From thee sing 10 vow
I'd only look upon thy face
AS am looking now.
Iguzeupon thy lofty brow
Where genius sits enshrincl
Aud read the truth Of all lhou'st said,
The purpose fthy mind.
I'd scorn to hold thee by chain
That thou mighsl wish to break,
Nor will | in this parting hour,
One word or promise take
Nor shall my woman's weakness prove
Itself in words or tears
But still the same thou wilt be to me
Through dim and distant years.
Such love as mine, when once arou seJ
1t never more can sleep,
But ever lowering round thy shrine,
A lireless watch shall keep.
But should the future prove that hope
Has circled me about
With dreams TOO fond, one word Of thine
Would quickly blot them out.
My womans pride would aid my heart
TO break the fearful spell
And bidding back each struggling tear,
I'd fondly say farewell.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17
WHERE'S THE DIFFERENCE -?
ny MRS. 81. A. DENlsoY.

A poor man sat at his window-no,
| am wrong; it was the window OF his
hired house. 1t was small mansion,
little tenement painted white, and
surrounded by richer establishments
that seemed to look down with SORT
of crimson contempt upon ileir nun
BILE neighbor. The occupanlS, VI @ .nose
stately houses were very mu'a ",'"v!-
ed by the simple Little ,ho, mouse, nano, anu 'ne
simple little children r,l1r una, IeI, pIyse y on
tains down on the side that looked to-
ward them.
But, as said before, poor man sat
at one of the windows overlooking the
street. He was thoroughly noble
looking man, too, with handsome Ro.
man features, and an eye like hawk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17
ONLY A TEACH Err.

How many q noble, pure.mlnded
and true hearted girl, from choice,
as we'll as necessity, have LETT the
comforts of an anluent home, with its
thousand sweet associations, through
a warm devotion to the most useful OF
all professions accessible to woman
a profession which has for its special
object and aim, the elevation and re-
finement Of her sex, to meet IN
strange place and among strangers
only the cold, prying look of curiosity,
and to hear the whispered words from
one to another, "Shc is only a teach
err' 1t is true, the most sacred and
responsible of all duties is hers the
development of immortal minds.
But what of that! the door of FASH
iunable society must be slammed III
her face, for she is "only a teacher
and must not expect to be admitted
within the charmed circle. She may
be eminently qualified to mould the
plastic mind OF dear daughter,
capable of imparting even her own
gentle manners and queenly graces to
dear sister, but with the parent this
shall profit her moth ng, for she is
"only teacher
She may be possessed of wit, beau
ty, intelligence, but even these shall
not relieve her from the odium which
a false and hollow-heartcd circle
would heap upon her, for alas! she is
"only a teacher" The dashing belle,
with heart as unnatural as her
false curls, will turn up her nose as
she passes and simper only teacher;'
the brainless dandy. the joint-work of
the halter, tailor, and boot-maker,
even while expressing his admiration
by his rule and insolcnt gaze, will
append to this note of admiration his
pity, that she is "only a teacher"
Sordid papas and fortune-hunting
mammas will guard the seli-impor-
tant, Emphatic "hopc of the family"
by.whisperng in his ear, "she is only
a teacher" But, thank heaven, there
are many without that selt:styled'
fashionable circle, composed OF hol-
5ow-learted bells, brainless dandles'
sordid papas, fortune'hunting mani
mas, and self-important "hopes OF the
family" Yes, there is world OF
generous spirits outside of this ex'
elusive circle, full ofnoble generosity
with intellect and exalted merit
ready to pay its tribute to the worthy
wherever they are found. Wit, wis
dom, and beauty command the fealty
of these loyal hearts, even when "only
the teacher" is the embodiment. They
have the discrimination to see, anC
the feelings to appreciate the noble
spirit which impels the gifted teacher
instead of the flattering, gay butterfly
of an hour, amid the allurements ant
dissipations of the hall of fashion, t.
20 forth in the world and leave hel
impress upon tho tablet ofthe immor
tai mind. Ali who is it that is t.
fashion the future lives of our LITTLE
sisters and daughtersl "Only the
teacher" Who is to impress the
opening minds Of the future genera
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

Within the last fifty years steam
power and labor-saving machinery
have wrought a mighty revolution in
industry, and rendered almost super
fuous manual labor in the great de-
partment of mechanical industry. In
the British Islands the work done by
machine power is computed by Lord
Brougham to be equal to the labor
of eight hundred millions ofmen
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17
NOTICE..

Subscribers receiving their papers with
red cross mark on them will understand
it TO mean that unless they pay up their
dues TO US their paper will be discontln,
ned. We have about rs names that will
undoubtedly be erased unless this cross
mark is needed. Paper alone costs about
$ll per week, cash, and we are una bic
and unwilling to submit to this drain up
on our pocket unless we are sure that our
submisson be appreciated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17
- -------- - -
w. j. SLATER.


than one year must be PAID IN advance
Co.. Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than the regular price ($2) will
be received However, when club Of
five subscribers is sent US, we will allow
an extra copy gratis to the getter'uP oil
the club.
BsD~ Single copies sold at 10 cents.
EaD- When credit for the paper is Civ
en- to the end Of the year three dollars
will be inuariably charged.
ClubJing.-We will supply either
Harper's Magazine, or Graham's, or Co.
,lcy's and the Home Journal, one year, for
-four dollars. Arthur's Home Magazine,
or Pe,erson's, and the Home Journal, one
year, for 8 %.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

In Professor Mitchell's last lecture
on astronomy he explained the astro-
nomical inquiries in the book of Job,
and concluded by saying that he had
been amazed as he studied Gods word
to see how accurately its language
accorded in every partiular with the
later revelations of science.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

Postmasters throughout the country will
do US favor, as well as be doing their
duty TO inform US when a subscriber re-
fuses his paper, or when the paper lies
dead at their office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17


those cases where absence is 'Lcthcs
quiet, but not its gloom Then, you
see, my dear, at the club ! meet our
best men, You mean the worst
mind comes in contact with mind he
continued not noticing the intcrrup.
ton. and
%, pray offer no apologies sharply
interrupted Annic; you are pleased to
go, and ! am pleased that you are
pleased. The Club House was built
by men, for men, let men frequent it;
let the married ignore domestic life,
and find their chief delight away from
home, but do not let them cmbarrass
themselves with excuses, and plead a
necessity that does not exist, Go
where you please, when you please,
and stay just as long as you please,
there is a carte blanche for you, and
Annie Mauric picked upa book, which
implied that the audience was at an
end.
MY dear, really your kind pcrmis.
sion amounts to positive indifference,
and Mr.. Maurie walked unCasiIy out
of the room. Thus it was that Annie
Maurie was left alone every evening.
Eve ;wandcred solitary through the
lonely walks other garden, the temp
ter stole in, persuaded, and
Annie Maurie at length ceased her
weary pacing and leaned sadly over
the bnIustradc. What would bring
her peace, what quiet the restless
warnings of her heart! The tears
rose to her eyes, then fell in slow
drops. She was miserable, utterly.
hopclcss|y miserable. A voice said
beside her, alone, and in tears, idle
a. O.. ., a.. . 49,, ...,,
,,.;,oJ .ho l,rov. that bo ,voun come
and she answered, quietly dashins
a,,.n,.lo.,onn..
uj,o ,oors ,ot mo Gri.h vour ouo.
..,:.,
nI Lnou no, rho, ,,boy ro,,
Tears from the depth Of some divine dc,
spair
is'Io ~ VIC "o"Is w. I"' 5"'"v' ~ 'm0 ciIs eiIs
And thinking of the DAYS that arc no
more
~ 0'"w moro VI '''' '''0 '''' '''' "'' "
She claspcd her hands upon her
aching heart, and murmurcd again
aud again, the days that are no more,
no more
All! those days that are no more
Whose years are without them, wh'
has not .joyed even unto cStacy ii
them, who has not mourned then
even unto despair! Yet who, wh'
would blot them out forever from the
tablets of memory! Oh, no; let then
stay, even though like Annie Maurie
we press our hands upon our aching
hearts, and cry, with Il bitter cry, "th'
days that are no more"
"Ard what made the happiness o
t,os. d,,, a,n;e"
1on1,.,,,y s,o ors,,orod
., ,,.~.., >,
1'''"'"7
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

Kissing a pretty girl down South.
young gentleman asked her
"What makes you so sweetl'
"Oh," she replied, in utter innocence.
my father is o sugar planter
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

Some writer says marriage is like
eating an onion-you Shed tears and
cat again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

If you see wife carefully footing
her husbands stockings, you may con
clude that he will not find ~ ai'
20 foot her bills.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

A writer on swearing, says,--"An
cath from a woman's lips is unnatural
and incredible. ] would as soon ex-
pect q bullet from n rosebud.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

IL virtue is its own reward, there
will be persons who will have little
enough,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

A miser grows rich by seeming poor;
the extravagant man grows poor by
seeming rich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

A lady being told that the world
was shortly coming to an end, ex-
claimed %, what shall | do for snuff!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-03-17

Why are mankind like cows! Be-
cause they have calves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
MORNING LEADER.
MoRNINa, JUL J, isse

PLAIN AND URNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ fulnh orunmental Printing o. eyerg description
lne ntthe Printing Establishment %. tile Lauder once
ne latest improved aud most rnpL bfesses in
es stye, on short notice and at reasonable rates Pa-
cuar attention paid TO blsHk work Evefg descriptions
Hndtng done, especially Blank Books Lodgers Journals
les Books Racat wing BOOKS, 40. &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
A1anbinistG Mr.
Deuttstru.
DENTISTRY
AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
Il read tho following hnes it your teeth bad read
hem with great care. II you have teeth all hsp:
fact. thli w la exhhled 10 the Streets The social
circle and the purlor 10y the hunbiest peaBint
pr0udest auoCrat is that hundreds of persons lOso good
sets Of teeth for tho want OF tho timely aid Of good and
skfu dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
than n Ii your teeth good, have
them examined hy good ieriist aud keep them In order
If or No time should be lost have theu repaired the
this ttsf d escape that wch Burns says is the
he'll of all dsaas-s All Irregularities OF the teeth should
be attended 20 IN rhildho ID aud Youth.
All persons desraus u fine dental opuiAti 1s are inv-
cd to CJU at whore particular attention
60 he pT0surg alton of iho ma oral teeth where the
VULCANiZED CORALIrE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
6Otels.
.OTEL DUMAS

Nc Alasier Street bstUesH 4fh aad 5t1 CNaNNATI ONO
This old aud well established Hotel has been recently
re-ftted in and uasurnareed by any
Hotel Of its class iR America.
The proprietor from his long eNporencc in this city, Cal
and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant tim entire success and he is
avOrahy known to this community anticipates full share
Of public patronage. ALEX. SHUMATE,
upr20HS Proprietor.
MANHATTAN H0TEL--Nos. 3, 5
1NA land Murray street, I'd door from Broadway op
Bestc he Park New York. Huggins Fling, prOpuetOft
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