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TIE Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER
various Sizes Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER, all sizes
MANILA PAPER. sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER all sizes
and qualities Also, CAP and LETTER PAPER ruled and
plain. at manufacturer prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL Co.
No. 60 Camp street.
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4 ielloW being treated to glass Of wild cherry
out Of bis mouth 81 'ne paeher
Gosh guess those cherries were so wild tba,
The man didn't catch many Of them.n l-,1'
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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & co.


RL0OMFIELD, STEEL 4 co.'s
MOTH -
BOOK AND PAPER EsTABLIsHMEN1
EMP 0RIUM
HClADOI HDDIk1.
No. so CAMP STREET,
Whore constantly iep. complete nssort.nen.
SCR O O 4. II O. O * $,
-Comprising-
HISTORIES. READERS. BIOGRAPHIES. D1CrloNA.
RIEs. MATHEMATICAL WORKS, ARITHNETICs, CI.As.
sizes. and Works Rhetoric Astronomy Philosophy Chem.
isty Geology Mneraogy Physiology Concholosy Spoilers,
sto Also complete supply Of French. Spanish. German,
school INKsTANDs and PAPERS of every description
sold'at publlshsrs' and manufacturer prices
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 40.
No. 90 Camp street.
Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TESTAMENTs,
FAMILY BIBLES, Of all prices
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 80 Camp street.
Miscellaneous Works.
HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ESSAYS POETRY THE ORA.
MA. TRAVELS and VOYAGES, NOVELS, ILLUS. |
TRATED WORKS. TOY BOOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS, |
GAMES, PUZZLES, etc.. etc. |
Late Publications and Magazines. |
BLOOMFIELD STEEL Il CO., |
..a, No. 60 Camp street.
Scrap Books and Herbariums. |
or various sizes and patterns or coored psper
Also, a large assortment OF ALBUMS, comprising
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 50 Camp street |
Boxes. - Chess and Chess
Boards.
fine assortment of sCHEssMEN. DoMINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES. CHESS BOARDS. DICE and BOXES,
to-, etc.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO..
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loDME FOR BRowNING IRoN-of all the liquids
AUD substances which have been recommended for
browning iron. we do not remember to have noticed
IODINE among the number. Having lately tested it in
me form Of tinctnre for this purpose we have come
70 the conclusion thatit is superior to muriatic nitric
g any Of the other acids commonly used for this
object. rScientiic American.
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French critic, in speaking Of Caryle's writings,
said tney would be very fine II some one wenld only
translate them into English. Wy
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Did yon ever know young lady who was too weak
to stand up during prayer time in church. who eonla
not dance all night without being tired?
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Playing Cards.

large supply of the celebrated Manufacturer PLAYING
CARDS. reduced prices Also beautiful quality of Play
ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES,
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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K ATHmAN's TROPICAL RoorIye,-

II "a AAHAFAiN . AISoA.ltAA ESCFINEH-
Cheaper and superior ANY other ever used In
climate. ~ wv "''u III oouthern
It's tested and recognized Qualities are
~. Ky hAsiiIlI Y-equal 10 the best slate roofs
or leaks being possible. f " my osheri no craekA
"a bhAuTnl presents smooth and granite like sr,ssce
an CHEAPNESS-It much ess than i y. ace
COOL my shte Or wood roof and less than ia
cos IF roonas heretofore offered to public sayss the
9th lEcoMBUsrIBlLITy-It will resist Gre bsttor ,bs,
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will not sOften under thu boot >,
ntensa b. anu protects the interior buildings from the
Ih oootIf-lt becomes harder and m, oober ro,,
ah ne put upon roofs of slope and being IF gb
ct require heavy rhfters
u' aps 70 S9rosiob and breaking does it reonire rena
.ubstsrc noriuAL kooF1NGn is chemical Compound Of
several OF which peculiar to il alone ccmhineS
In this city ~ s>'e'''aent ana experience
Testimonials Of the correctness of TIE above are If, m banda
befare can uha may be verified by any person wishing
All orders left at the Post.oace Box K No. q will be
p'Np'is "''enoea TO or apply to
,e,s,, J. 9. KAUFMAN,
- corner of Rienville and MRrais SITS.
DENTAL NOTICE.....D DENTAL NOTICE,
g. W. PARMLY D. D. S.,
Gan be consulted at his Olice and Residence,
d22 ON LAEAyETTE soU.Rp
nj oss'".......s. MOSS. ..".............rIOSs
Fine Dressed MoSspu up for market. Fine Moss Cured
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES
Also, FEATHERs-in lots to suit.
CAMPBELLEE CO.,
10 III Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Always OF hand q complete assortment OF
drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS DRAW
ING PAPER, best quality, all sizes WATER COLoRs Bs
ol Boards. Painers' Pallets Brushes Pink and Mezzot
saueers, Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing and
Pens Pencils etc.
Also various Works Drawing Architecture and Engin
eering and Books for Surveyors
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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RIFLE PRACTICE IN KENTUcKY.-A letter of the
4th inst from Stanford, Kentucky, to the Louisville

RIFLE PRACTICE IN kENTUCKY.-A letter of the
4th inst. from Stanford, Kentucky, to the Louisville
Journal, says:
In your issue of Tuesday notice very brief note
to yo1 as follows "Great excitement in Stanford
shooting" OF course that was Unsatisfactory"
will give you brief statement: Jasper Rowsey shot
z man By the name Of Oldham, in Milledgeville, in
the upper part Of this county on last Sunday 1t ia
said that he attempted to shoot another man. Of
this we know nothing. He was hundred and fifty
yards from Oldham when he fired. Oldham is
thought to be MORALLY wounded. On the evening of
the same day, or the next morning Rowsley shot
another man by the Of Jones' at the distance of
between four and FIVE hundred yards. The instru-
ment used was either Sharp's or Mills rifle. Jones
is but little at all injured as the ball had spent its
force before it reached him. Rowsey has fed, and
men are in pursuit Of him. -Four men-Haey, Willis
and two of Rowseys brothers-are said to be accom-
plices Of his A posse, headed by the Sheriff and
our worthy County Judge Thos. W: Napier, went in
pursuit OF these men on Sunday night, and returned
with the four accompces chained in wagon, on
Monday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

OF Thursday last says:
An Irishman named Con Clifford, while asleep last
night on the track Of the Georgia Railroad, was
over by the express train which came down at liz
O'clock Ths accident happened at tbs depot in this
CITY. The shoulder Of the unfortunate man was bro
ken, ana he was otherwise SO badly injured that he
died about 10 o'clock this morning.
Ny old nurse, Mrs. Patrick O'Toole," said Cousin
sick once and the doctor LEFT me an atroeiously Bit
Ter drug which rather declined taking But Mrs.
O,Toole carried the day, its the DOCTORS orders,
CRED that good lady and if you don't go by the
al. swallowed my own scruples and the doctors
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our worthy County Judge, Thos. W. Napier, went in
pursuit Of these men on Sunday night and returned
with the four accomplices chained in wagon on
Monday morning.
MoNAsTIc PuNIsHMENTs.-Th French Journal de
Charieroi states that ninety witnesses have already
been examined in the affair of the Trappists Of
Forge, whose arrest for cruelty to the boys under
their care we mentioned day or two since. 1t ap.
pears from the indictment, that the punishments in
hicted have been of the most cruel description. A
pupil guilty of any fault was attached bareheaded to
post placed in the sun, iron collar was fastened
round his neck, which compelled him to keep his
head in an upright position, and iron rings were
also fastened tight round his wrists The collar and
rings were attached to the posts by chains. When
the boys were released from this punishment they fire.
quently tainted in the arms of those who came to
deliver them. When in school, the boys were re.
peatedy struck heavily over their fingers with a
knotted thong of leather, as to render them COM
pletely numbed. Another punishment consisted in
stripping the boy naked, and then, while he lay on
his face on the ground, giving him heavy stripes
with the same thong, each boy being compelled to
n1ct blow. The indictment also speaks of Grim
nal assaults several of the boys on the part of
the Trappists
SrEAMsHlr-BunD1EG.- England the steamship
building trade appears to be very active, while with
it is and has been for long period of time, very
dull. One company at Newcastle Tyne is building
four iron steamboats, for the navigation of the river
voga. in Russia, and an equal number for the East
India Railroad Company. The latter boats are OF Z
feet draft, 80 feet beam, and 225 in length. The pa
ting of the hull is three eghths of an inch thick of
pudded steel, which is double the strength of iron
plate of the same thickness and web grder, ten
feet deep, extends the whole length of each vessel,
forming its backbone and giving it great stiffness.
There is peculiar feature in which British steam
ers Of the present day differ from those of our coun
try, namely, the materials of which they con-
structed. timber ship is the exception in England
and iron ones are the rule with the reverse is the
case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

A fine assortment of !cHEssMEN. DoMINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES. CHESS BOARDS, DICE and BOXES,
etc., etc.
BLOOMFIELD steel. 4 CO.,
No. go Camp street.
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Trial Tam o. rHs NEw RUSSIAN STEAM FR1GATE.

4 TRIAL TRIR Of THv NEW RUSSIAN STEAM FRIGATE.
Tbs New York Times Of the 4th inst. says:
The Rnssian frigate General Admiral went on an
engneers trial trip yesterday, passing down the East
River about 10 o'clock ,A. n. Her noble appearance
= shs sowl steamed her way past the city, attract
Cd large numbers to the piers to observe her depar-
ture, n whom ehe was The subject Of admirng COM
menis, Upon bet return she will go to the Collins
dock n the foot Of Canal street, where she will be
fully equipped and provisioned for her voyage to
Russia. She Is to 80 to Cronstadt, under the com
msnd of Captain Joseph Comstock, with an entire
American crew. BY whom she will be delivered to the
Russian Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

I1fsOCLAMATlON - FIVE HUNDRED DOLnARs
l. REWARn-ISHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the sata
o. Tennessee To all who shall see these presents
Wheress II has been made known that person to
did commit foul and atocous The Sd day
Of February, 1883 the body George Mer in IL
Banking House of the Branch Union Bank of Teonag ns
a. in our county of Madison robbed aid Bank
81, 800 In and coin, N t'"H" VI
Now, therefore, lsham G. Harris Governor as aforesaid
oS virtue OF me power and authority vested do hereby
oher reward OF FIVE HUEDR DOLL RS to any nerson
or persons for the apprehension murderer and he Se
Vey oil nm to the Sheriff Jaor of county Of Madison
in order that justice in that behalf be done ' - ''n'
ln testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
a., cause the Great Seal OF the State to be affixed nj
A. d. 1859. ~ " e'i""'y'
By the Governor - 'io
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To Artists, Builders

Nv liz NGIN ERB.
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Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon examination TO be due from the books OF BAYLOR
Co. and I'll claims which may be established by due *
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full
This occasion is taken 10 inform oF
TRADE and the correspondents BAYLOR "a tbrnnghous
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business ssssoa
ad vances will be made az usual in New Orleans on Cotton I'M
direct shipment to Europe in ali Gases BY
tees for tho balances due son each shipment ~ - s
Orders for Cotton Baggng will he filed r d;rsc
from Calcutta INTO the port of New Orleans. ' 'i
go soon as the Cotton already identified dunestN
ceoIht sie VIII IN every instance made out In LONDON
sy aGGSnnant and sent Interested
aeay who have shipped will send forward the
will facilitate the matter ~ o't1'' h0t''t 1S
s Al tuers, private as well business relating tho
VI iSoa Co., and direct trade be addressed s.
I. u. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, IONDoN0
Notice OF Dissolution.
gwen mat, at the termination of the copaff
ment S eSsng aecording to written articles Of
9S|eel me members of the firm of Bay Co the
WI" De dissolved and the unfinished business placed
T snsbest. 49,, ,,,, G. g. BAYLOR.
w osjL:.MyoL-4D bales fine country Wool in prime,
W shipping order, Tor sale by
.o j. B. VALENTINE & CO.,
nov 81 Common street.
| hW sSOTlCE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAu
Camp street. " ~ e' w. Az
n9is ~ N, M. REYNOLDS.
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Law Books! Law Booksy

Law Books! Law Booksy
An extensive and we'll selected stock of LAW BOOKS
prising TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES, DIGEsTs, REPORTS.
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent Asr,ca, sna
English Jurists.
Also, full supply of FRENCH Law BooKs-Au at nnb.
fishers prcea.
BLOOMFIELD, Steel. l. CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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NJ; GUi.BERTSON u CHARLES w. chr,
y bEhlspN, Attorneys and Cuun5e
,;oa Exchange Alley between !Con Benyis sre.ts
6p,'
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Scrap Books and Herbariums,
or various sizes and patterns with white eoored paper
Also, large assortment OF ALBUMS, comprising o
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 50 Camp street
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following
Here, John" aaid the gentleman, to his servant
on horseback in the rear " come forward, and just
take hold Of my horse whilst dismount, and after
sni dismouunted, John, you dismount too. Then,
john, ungirth the saddle Of your horse and put it
down then you will please ungrth the saddle Of my
horse, and put II down. Then, john take up the
saddle Of your horse, and put and girth it on my
horse Afterwards, John, take up the saddle of my
horse, and put and girth it on your horse. Then,
John, will seat myself in your saddle and we will
resume our journey Bless me, master" said the
man, why couldn't you have simply said, let's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

a Boy MADE Cross. Eyed By FALL.-Cbarles
1enple about eleven years DID, pupil of the Seventh
District Bchool while playing, few days ago, ON the
Iocf " ! fatboat, near the Water Works, stumbled
nd struck his face violently upon piece of lumber,
cuttin8 his nose and forehead quite severely. He
'aToee, however, and bathing his face, went home,
Nksn, having complained Of a pain in his eyes, and
NJ Inability to zee clearly It was discovered that
both hls optics were badly crossed SO much SO that
heretInA received double impression Of every OBJ
ject Several physicians, who have examined the
lids eyes since, have been unable to do anything for
them, hut think they may, in after years. regain their
natural position. [Cincinuati Enquirer.
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Backgammon Boxes. Chess and Chess
Boards.
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DIKECr TRADE........ ....BAYA1Ok q C.1.

h9rsend for specimen NUMBERS !prospectyses etc Max
up Clubs i'm nediateY. doy anty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20

was just wondering what 20 do with IL. when
the old Moor came down stairs with a huge
sabre IN his grasp, and made a furious dash at
Mr. COllius and bis daughter, with murder writ.
" dth ON hls features and flashing from his ey es.
l'ls sudden arrival decided the destination Of
the last bullet
take IL, you black dewitt" cried Stewart,
just as tho blow was descending, and he fred
ms weapon, the ball passing through the mis-
oreants head and bringing him dead to the
floor
snow, boys" added Lieut.. s., 1--WE are going
to hnish with hand to hand fight The pow-
der and bail are all out; we must trust TO the
awordn
Closely followed by his men as well as by
Mt. Collinss and Alice, the Lieutenant led
the way toward the boat II seemed as if AL
giels had turned out 10 witness the tnumphal
retreat the streets being filled with thousands
OF men and women collected together by the
bnet contest at the Moors house but not an at
tempt was made TO intercept the progress ftho
party, the Algerinos eOntenting themselves with
srowls and denunciatiOns. Ten minutes later
the rescuers were in their cutter, twenty mihu-
ties more and the entire party were safely back
to the Constellation, not having lost a single
man. The young lieutenant received the hearty
thanks Of bis superior to say nothing OF the
gratitude of Mr. Collins and his daughter
whose tlmily proved to be of consequence il
/ New York; and we are assured that Chariey
Stewart was never happier in bis life than when
Miss Alice was united to one of his "chums," q
noble hearted lieutenant, now a commodore
who tell in love with the rescued maiden during
the Consultations homeward passage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20
CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %. 1859.

Mr. Rothweiler remarked that he could easily
set himself right II he could be allowed to ex-
plain.
IL was voted to lay the resolution relating
to agents on the table for the present
The Committee appointed in the case Of S .
Kapphann reported that they considered the
charges against him as sustained, and recon-,
mended that be be expelled from tue church,
The matter was laid on tho table for the time
A recommendation was received from the
Presiding Elders that tho credentials Of Still,
man George be sustained. This was done by
vote of the Conference as were those of W 3
James and Joseph G. Parker
The molten was made TO take up the order
of the Jay. This was carried aud ihe Confer
ence proceeded to the busintss of the day with
closed doors.
Rev Charles waddle, Of tho Nashville Cir
cult appealed from the Quarterly Conference
TO the Annual Conference, IN regard to charges
made againat him The bill of charges against
| Mr. Waddlo vas read, with the finding hf the
| Quarterly Conference, Henry " hieman, Presi
ding Elder, sustaining the charges and expell-
| ing him from the Conference.
Rev Messrs. Chubb aud kellam appeared
] fer the appellant
/ After hearing the testimony and Arguments
the vote was taken upon the resolution. TO re-
verac the decision ofthe Quarterly Conference
which was lost by the following vote, Yeas
| 81; nays, Al
The decision of the Quarterly Oonierenc,
was then sustained by the following vote; Yeas
&c; nays, 20
The Conference then adjourned to meet at .
o'clock TO take up the case Of Mr. Wright
which had been set as the order Of the day a
that hour
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T1el yti9tru.

AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II looh ba read
hem with great II you have teeth all lisp
fact that isl daily exhibited iu tho sroois in the sorial
circle snd ia the puror by the huubes peusant the
proudet is that hundro DIS Of persons lose
of teeth for tho want the timely OF good auJ
sul dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
than all If your good hnve
chem examined good dentist aud keep them in order.
If or no time should have them rod the
tina ter and escape that winch Burs says the
nell Hl irregularities tho teeth should
attended 10 in childhood aud youth
All persons desrOUs of fine deutu eratip1s inyit
edto cali my where pani ular attention Is gwen
TO the preservation Of the natural teeth, whoro the
UUIrANIYEn CORATITE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20

THIS COAL HAS Mo SUPERIOR
In tlr makets rceIr dirt and slac h. and we can of
ford TO sell 1t as CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
An orders Left at No l0i EuG Place Iir1 i0lP O or
az our Ofhcei loot of West yer Street Will raseve
attention, Res eCtfully
Hut5: 20 UIJREOuD y ppo
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Nsiys For City News see third page.
FOrMarket Reports and Marine News see four

tiNA''
NoRrn Ono NJ. L. CoNPERrNcE-FoURrn
DAY, AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The Conference
net at ? o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the General
Conference. The following three delegates
we're elected, two having been elected in the
forenoon Adam Poe, j, T. Kellam and II
Whitman w c. Disbro and w. G Peircc
were elected as. substitutes
A petition was presented for the transfer OF
II l.. Nickerson from the Delaware Conference
to the North Ohio Conference. 1t was laid on
the table.
The preachers in the eighth class wCrO ex.
amined and passed.
A committee was appointed in the case Of
7. Eapphann.
The stewards were appointed a committee on
claims
The subject Of fixing the place OF holding the
next annual Conference was taken up, and
Norwalk, Huron Co., fixed upon as the place,
IT was resolved that upon all appealed cases
the Conference sit with closed doors. The case
of Charles WadJle one of these cases was sci
for Monday at 10 O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20
DENTIST.
DIR w j CHILD HAS REMON

AR. w j. GUILD IT, : REMON
~ ed his Dental oqica TO Room No L. Hoffman bork
superior street. East of Public square, South OF y An
who need tbs Of Dentt viii save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY 10y giving him
Cul Elec riUIty used 10 mitigate pain for those who de
sire It, -.-.....
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, Silver, Porcelain aud NuCmlZed RuhhDr Bsse
the best manner Teeth Iu sGts from SlOlu Gpll
flIngs according toszs OF the cavity from 5ji upward
fnyylf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-20
Builders & Arfbittfts.

DROOKS s. G. Il B. w, BUILD
II j Ems Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Bhnda aaall
brackets and n kinds Of soroSawing aud o9thq WulN
sttenH m Maid to Fitting stores FHot0ry or
n{visiHn-si ne Cenre Hlock Clsys,anl z. IlW-,,s