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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

vNoy .sfE-FAsys CUuHrRY ASD VILLAGE RESI-
sud bu,ling site situated Oh the wes hcre of the
Epdso uig1cr me lius OF the rAii-oat from Jer
nav C- Fiynont maps aud other parcclse apply 70
RI EFv a. tUR I'll Broadway, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

RokK, AZ kIYEsDsLE. ON TIE HUDSON nru
- neusfice from Chambers depo nrsysf. s.ss
" eefapt residence nj htyerdle Would ktr y,
TO, Of h egs. eGss. sr he summer The tH
&C hLue me exertr eEbrsees ryth az dHs.es
oe SIC csrrge house Is large oonnaoious ana the
to n'ra1s agent, R.yerdse "NA"p~asco- Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

{ioufTRY BOARD on THE HUDsoN-A RESpRGrA
~ bic family receiving limited number Of toarders
burg House, Dobbs ferry, New York 'T" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

COTTON FACTORY FOR sALg VERY CegAP HsAe
transportation fsclnes untsing AID aenE dant WISER
yower and modern machinery ali IN gnoc order eapac
"a. 90 yaros weekly, and IN pleasant yege BI00S 4
usH~ICK, n Nassau street 81 ,CG0-Patner wante1
with ~ 0t0 in well established, pfolsbie md highly
epsotsN'e travelling busness through the rsd proy1css
bett Of references ryer and re suired
KlGl.2 A XItrK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

FARMINGroN, Trumbull Co.. o.. July 10
EDS. LEADER Having read the Cleveland pa
pers attentvely and seen no special note of the
severe storm which has visited oui section, / send
you the item Of news, as in this extremely heated
term, any news of wind and rain must be refresh
ing, while it is tantalizing to the denizens OF your
city, The wind blew with such violence that trees
aud fences we're overturned and crops prostrated
The rain fell most bountihlly filling bitches aud dry
runs" to replehon, We have beeu well supplied
with showers while understand you Of the lake
cities are suffering from drought
Farmers think the incoming crop OF hay will be
poor The frozen wheat and rye has begun to
start up aud head out anew but it will be of little
avail except for pasturage or fodder
A woman named Eunice Abrams was arrested in
this town few days since, and lodged in Warren
jail for threatening the life of her brother in law
and his Whole family She threatened to put arse
mic In his well tramped like maniac over his farm,
throwing barn doors & gates Off their hinges pulled
down fences, tore planks Off his bridges and had
II been in her power she would have turned the
whole farm upside down or wrong side out, saying
that nothing short of his life blood could satisfy
her desire for revenge for some real or fancied in
jury. When arrested she defended herself with
apitchfork and fought like very she-demon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18
How Music b nIndc ur.

The poet editor of the Chicago journal hai
most beautiful thought about music, which it
would be positive sin TO withhold from circu
ation:
Ii is acurious thought he says, that The great
translAtors OF the dialect of Heaven--the Mo
zaTts and lIandels, and Jubals of all time have
caught their notes from the hammers of Tuba
Cain, or the murmur of running streams, or Ia,
winds sighing amongst the reeds, or the son
OF singing birds, that there should be q Bul
Convention, upon a summers day, by flow
ing river, near a ringing forge and Bome mas
ter piece that has rolled tide OF melody through
mighty ministers were performed, it's author
would be pronounced faithful listener, "only
this and nothing more.p .tu.a .. .l'
How the robin would claim it's warblo, and
the brown thrasher recognize its own that bell
note, Robert o Lincoln would catch up and re-
peat, and the quail whistle back it's little share
Of the song. The soft signing winds would echo
tone, now and then the stfeam through the
reeds murmur on with its own the hammers
beat out the battle like strain, and the rain ot
the ROOF wash away a whole bar of "the score
So, when the Anthem was ended, itwonld all
be drifted, like the down of the thistle, back u
Nature and Labor again. The lark would 60
up with a carol and the little ground sparrow
fly away with note, and the music be scattered
abroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

The Horse TAMER.--On Saturday two more
exhibitions were given by Mr.. Rarey of his power
of training horses In the morning a horse be-
longing TO Sheriff Wighlman, and used by his
daughter as a saddle horse, was brought in, whose
only fault was in being 30 afraid Of buffalo robe
as to kick buggy to pieces if one was thrown in.
to il while he was attached. In an hours time
(the operating time for this fault was about half an
hour,) the horse would stand quietly while the
robe was thrown over and about him. around his
legs, over his head or otherwise
Mr. Rarey talks Of educating" his horses, just
as he would a school OF boys aud girls, and gives
them credit for large intellect, the size varying
as much as in human beings,-and as the animals
all acknowledge his supremacy in a short time, we
must conclude that bis system of education is prac
tical and efficient. I-a.
After disposng of the above horse, Mustang
poney was brought in which was o most incurahle
aud incorigible kicker having to have his tail
teddown, an iron bar 70 keep his head up aud
other internal contrieatoes. This horse was soon
lying down, with Mr. Rarey in all positions around
and about him. He had received pernicious edu-
cation the plains where the asso had thrown
him down, and hardly knew what 10 make of such
gentle coercion. We are satisfied that Rarey knows
what he is about and will do all he promises
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

CLRyELAND FRMALE SEMINARY --Circumstan.
ces having prevented our making any note OF this
Institution at the time of its Commencement, two
weeks and more ago we wish to call attention
here to its annual catalogue just issued. From
this we learn that there have been seventy y-two
pupils during the past year, a number which in
reference to an academy would not sound very
large, but when It is taken into account that the
Institution has added very large percentage dur
Ing the year to its numbers,-that with scarcely
an exception all these enter for the four years
course that they attend regularly through the
year; that large proportion are from other pla
ces, many of them far distant, and that should tho
number Increase in the same ratio the next term
II has it will be found necessary to erect large
addition to the building (Which is expected to be
done The coming Year., it will be seen aud under
stood that the affairs Of the Seminary never were
in better condition.
The corps of instructors, headed by those emf.
nent teachers and efficient conductors of the Fe-
male Seminary at Granville, Mr.. and Mrs San
ford comprise more talent than can perhaps be
found in any other institution Of the Lind. Prof
| 81. John, who is esteemed 30 highly by our oti.
zens, will continue 10 lecture during the coming
year upon Natural History and other topics
These lectures cannot fail of being Of the greatest
service 10 the pupils from the perfect knowledge
and power of communication possessed by the
lecturer. A part Of the other instructors will be
the same as during the past year, and a part new
ones The teacher Of drawing and painting, Miss
Noble, aud of French, Mons, F. subit have been
retained. The latter gentleman cannot be sur.
passed. as an instructor by any in the country -
He is native Partisan, was educated in that city
and has taught 10 the family Of the great hlston.
an and theologiaD D'Aubigne, who resides near
Geneva. Mons subit has taught 10 but three pla-
oes in this country previous TO entering this iust
tuition OF The elegant grounds connected with
the Seminary, or Of the large aud Ane ediRee, we
need not speak to our Cleveland readers.
The fall term win commence Thursday, Septem.
Der sth, and continue twenty weeks, when there is
Vacaiion Of one week. The prospects, are good
ior large attendance the coming year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18
N. II. sOLOMONSnN.

Practical AND ScIENTIFIc OPT1oAN,
eeps the loreest assortment the approved kinds
PEcI4CLES. Allhs glassos, whether for near OF far
ghted are ground under his inspection by machine
of anew construction, with the reatost care so asto
Suitthe in al csseB curing Weakness Dizziness or
Inflammation Of the Eyes, and impartog strength long
uadmg or Gne sewing
~ N. II. Solomousou would here inform the public
hathe 9ever employs any iu the sale ofhisltusos
" Also. splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES nj
ChOSGOPES, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
iosafteG without pain, as perfect as natural
ES0mco33 superior street ,under the American Hotel
iUn22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

STEAMBOAT THEFT.-On the last trip down Of
the Iron City from Lake Superior, Mr. Cooper
who was passenger got off at Detroit to see the
place, and on leaving the boat left his gold watch
under his pillow On returning to the boat, the
watch was gone. negro who hsd charge of the
stateroom, was arrested for the THEFT and although
he steadily denied the robbery, he was detained in
custody. The watch is not yet found, but officer
Gallagher is on the look out for it, and will proba-
hy overhaulit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

1s51 1SENTENcED.-BryantK King, William Miller
and James Lightfoot, for burglary and larceny On
the premises Of Augustus Handy, were sentenced
on Saturday morning by Judge Foote to six years
each in the Peniteutiary. They are all negroes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

CouRTLY LAMENTAuoNs.--Sev Of the
courts of Europe have gone into mourning for
the late King Of Naples. The courts Of st.
Potersburgh, Berlin and Wemar are now
plunged into grief and fashionable mourning
dresses by the death Of the Grand Duchess
Paulina, who died at Weimer, June 20, aged
seVenty-two years Tue deceased Duchess was
the third daughter Of Paul ] Of Russia, sister
Of the Emperos Alexander I, and Nicholas l.,
and mother Of the present Grand Duke Of Wei.
mar and the Princess Of Prussia. She was
born in 1856
Tho late Grand Duchess was one Of the frst
literary women Of Germany, and personal
friend Of Goethe and Schiller who remained
for some time in her court. IN Y. Post
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CITY e. NEWS ITEMS
MoNDAYLnoNEINa,IpLY 1s, $50


~ Plain aud Ornamental Puutng eybrv description
lJne athe Printing Establishment o. The Lcoder Once un
me- aesu uiuQved and Bipst rapit sah presses, ~ tue
esl stYe,0n shortnOtce aud ut reasonable rates Par
0uot attention Daid 70 blank work Every descriptions
dndtng done especially Blank Books Lodgers Journals
, e5 dJnks, Receiving BOOKS NC. Nc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

SsD@ The earnings of the p, Ft. W. & G. r. r,
for June, were Sl32,564, "a. do last year. SlO7
92O,5s, increase, S94,649,66, US Ia n.aa o'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

/ MATRIMONTAI-

To THH LApiEs % THE UNITED SrlrRsi &. III
t has been my good fsrtune t0 restore to health many
housauds Of my couuuy-women.
My success has excited tho malice Of the envous aud
Aousi but thorperssouto6s served only to extend
90 ostsbsh my reputation showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the lair sufferers whom
have relieved So long held in aneotionae aud
haukul remembrance by those who have experienced my
SKIN can afford TO jesnse the efforts Of mschienaksr
nj slahders
My friends hAve repeatedly urged to place my mel
sine for producing mensruaton within the roach Of the
Ladies of the United States; but ndsposon enter
aeld 50 occupied by quaeks with thor percous nostums
and fear that uupncplcd counterfeit pa m upun
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented NO from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AsllE DE FEMME, !" Tho United States,
AtlastI yield to the enreaes OF patients and friends
hnd offer TO the suffering Females Of EmeficA medieine
Which has rendered me Somewhat famous thfo1thout the
Old World.
10 regard TO The oncaoy OF te"AMlE DE I'E YNtF"I !
need only say, that it's in liquid form e1aot, such
ash have used Ia my practice France for many years and
mat 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
Tho "Ame de Femme" and monstruainn stand in the re-
stion Of cause and effect is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual ow where never has existed and to
restore 1t where has been from any suppressed
In ordero guard against imposition the wrapper Of ditsc
hons on each bottle Of the "Ame de Femme W m bear ms
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
wi be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package,
PARIS, January 1867 IL ny M
For sale Wholesale and Retail hy WILLIAM FIsKE
No ~ superior street Cleveland, who will supple tho
Amie de Femme" al the Prupretor's prlces
VNHh BEST ARTIFLCIALHELPT no
a THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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Att'ne & GoititsfILore.

IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
a. LAW, Office or the Merchants Bask Cevs-
and Ohio fcb24R7n
BROOKS x FORD, ATTORNEYS
" AT Law Atwater Buidlnsa, foot o. Superior ST..
Cleveland, OlAo
D. ". BROOKS, l.. W. FOPr.
feh6 ...U. mo N4f. u
WILLIAMSON e RIDDLE, AT.
Wv, TORNEYS An LAW ohlos No; 80 SuneIcr;s
Clevelthd Ohio # WV s. WILLIAMSON.
an2l A MDDLE.
NHARLES g. .BALDWIN--ATTOR-
AJney aud Counselor At Lawoaice q superior S., over
CITY naHk. ianl5dly
pALMER 4 AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
n All LAW, Office Commercial Bank
octl-efs
ASPER, j. f., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A Warren, irwubu County, Ohio Once No s -
Matkot street. dac3-d3l
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1sS@ Fot CityNews see Third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page I'D. ..
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ADAMS HOUSE.
WARRINGTON ST. BOSTON.
DANIEL CHAMBERLIN, Proprietor.
iuu24:25s
Delltistrp.
DENTISFRY
AT OIL GITpEpINR 81,

AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
i read tho following res If your teeth bad iead
hem with great care Ir you have teeth all hsp;
fact that isl daily exhibited in tho Streets in ho social
Cce and in the ppror by the hunbest peasant and the
proudes auocat is that hnndrojs Of persons lose good
of teeth for the want of the timely nil Of good aud
skilful dentist, poor aud inf ror operation is nmany
than all II your teeth good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in order.
If or M time should he ht ha them repaired the
tha beter escape hn whh BuruS says is tn
neil of all diseases A1rcguurios of the oot should
be attended TO ~ ChldhO ID ana youth
All nersons desr0Us Of fine dental operations are inyt
cd al my where uar attention gwen
the preservation OF Lh0 ul.ura tee IA, where tho
VULCANtZGD CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

The Postmaster General has ordered Of
-, +. Nesbet, Of New York the Govern,
ment contractor, one million Of the stamped en-
veloPss with wich he supplies the der ahment'
combining the new sef-ruliBg improvement,
These will be furnished as they may be requir-
ed with those now in use, at the simple cost
of manuacture--about five cents per hundred
above the present prices Washington Consti-
tuition.
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Rnnkera.

Il i wdTTVAN III NJ sTANDART. o VI sTK MARI
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers, aud Bealersin Foreign aud Domestic EE-
don aud VII furnish Drafts for any amount eaygbe At ~
The principal pOn sin Eng land Ireland Scpiand FrBnce
and GERMANY COLLECTIONS made all accessabe points
throufh0ut the United States aud, Capadss marsly
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JnsurnurG AQcrlts.


THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF OLEVELAND, ONO
AJOINTSTOCK COMPANY
Organised Jdauury 2g 1859 under The general lam ofL 81
... Of Ohio. '
Dnpifat stock 5000 shares at S2O ench,
secured by Real hstate S1OO,OOtl
OtFlCERS: "a. W. SCHMIDT President Dir w
hhHEk Wee President, JACOB MUELLER, Secret ary.
bltyGeTOH' 20. W. schmidt, 7 Mayer II KeIier
pr W Myer Wagner, G Leick, J Mueller. John A.
TGIR GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
aEhn los or damase by hre for year aud less build
iRgs tpods wares, merchandise etc Payment of lusses
shi e made IN 90 daysater the loss shat have boeu
d a any risk ~ " ''
Qho M Y, Alwater eck Cup tairs) Superior rect
en- ltoG Aeent l,pl5R2 w JOHN WAGNFH res
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

NEW PApER.-A new papor, "ThO Weekly
Cleaner has just been issued by Waller A. shupe,
Of this city. II starts out with the promise Of be-
log literary, family newspaper. Success to it.
| E l1LL I-.-L-5. 4 ALLH q #t
ENGLAND BEmNDHAND.-Th last number of
the London Illustrated News flor sale by Hawks J
has representation Of the mode Of rasing sunksn
vessels BY means Of an Immense derrick, the ma
chine being the invention tf Mr. Bishop, nm Amer
.ean gentleman, and remarks, "tBough novelty
here, derricks have been long used in the United
States with immense profit to their owners, and
their introduction to this country is likely to be
equally successful"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18
9petioL Notices.

tzS- If any people in the world ever needed
apostle toc' their devils out it Is ours who i've in
lhis wator-logged country The masmsto poison Of our
gwamps and Marshes becomes a ysrtabe devil in the
blood TO reve In the Agues aud Feves which shak
corch ms al Ayers AGUE CURg is said to be the
pose we need and Of our neighbofs WIN have tried
1on1rm the renlr T. onra al. Plano, M
BRANpRETH's Pulls, composed wholly of Veg
e7ble attb ar found By e1betienc6 to be harmless to
tho most tender the weakest Frame under every
sias" of humantetuaa the pi6aeant anil benign in
their operation tina offered the world and at
be time the most certain in searching out the root Of
any complaint however deep and Of refforming cure
BRANDERTi, VI d.
Sold At No 29i Canal s Brandrsh's Building; ana by
A. s. GMdnsr No. 22O Superior stroob Cleveland and by
j. b. wheedon Hudson and all respectable dealers in
medicines, ~ = :, Z. y q inn24skw:29
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REMOVAL.

nR. B. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Office TO his reslderce, No 40
Wood four doors North oftho M ". Church, where he
will be happy to all O his orner patrons oib
wha may need his services.
Clavelaud March 70. l5jS-mh29]t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-18

DEN IlS L,
nR. W. J. GUILD HA S REMOV
J ed lbs Dental Office TO Room No II Hoffman block
Superior street East Of Public square South OFF O. An
who need the service OF DENTIST will save themselves
much SUFFERING US well as MONEY Ivy giving him a
cal Eloc ricy used TO mitigate PAIN for those who de-
sire IL.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On c4od 81 yer Puroe ain and Nucinzod Rubber Base,
II tho best manner Teeth ia sets from $40 10 so Col
Filings according to sizo OF the cavity from go upward
mlylI
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GnQrnuGrs.

ENG RAVING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PRAINARD e BURRIDGE, WOOD
-D ENGRAvERS AND LITHoGRAPHERS Bmk
treat TIsva and n
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Agricultural.

RUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT!-
~ So,'l Buckwher can be hal at tho Cleveland Seed
eHIssi 10 OmaIlo 81 j, STAIR SON
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GUTTA PEwCHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is and all varieties of Artificial tseth are
ut up ia the best m1uuer. W INGERSOLI,
No 2lI MafUle Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
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shilins pcr week 10 Cny ssssorihtfs
I've peilaru per yshrto Mail subserihets.
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PARIS, January, 1867

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % superior street Cleveland who will Eupni, tbo
annie de Femme at The Propretor's prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

srcosp DsrnIcr Counr SUCCESSION o. M. M.KA-
Of Nev Orleans. BETH HGGHEz-Ne- - ~
NCL1CE e here6y g1ven e Tie sss1leesge9
show cause within ten days FROM the prssent nssissb
they havo Why the Account presented - -
estamenfary Executor Of this should
and approved and the funds dsEbusd ~
8 /. KM1,Y, rrTasy c,s1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

NEVER SAY DIE!-YoUNG MEN SUFFERING
from spermatorrhea when satisfied that "Quack Books"
Rings Curative instrument Invgoratng Cordias
or never restore lost and yigor write to and
in perfect confidence, friend former sufferer merely
prescribing Box l16 Charlesown Mass. ia3I lm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16
RoRDEN's GAUGE MANUFACToRY-

Allen, vonshafer Hearson Mercury and Ashcrof's Steam
and Vacuum Gauges Fabers Magnetic Hoyt's and the
Water Gauges Steam Gauges rated and repaired Cocks Ppe
and Couplings furnished Magnets Needless Dias and Crys
tails. India Rubber Hose and Couplings,
Gauges warranted indicate and satisfaction
money returned. Evans Safety
Gsorders soil tied at Nos and % Front street over
8. Relf's Store.
fel6 I'm j. CUMBERLAND Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

BANK OF JAMES Rom,
New Orleans, January IA. 1859. !
kB-T This Bank Will Check on San Fran.
cisco. California, in sums to suit purchasers.
jal5 If WIN, s, MOUNT. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

a. NEGROES FOR SALE.
"A Ihave inst received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
AGROEs from Virginia and Maryland, among them
good BLACK smiths Cooks Washers aud 1rone all Of which
ceptance and will be receiving fresh lots during the
Those ending purchase would do we'll call Office
Chares and Esplanade opposite the house Of
John B. Smith.
n22 If JOSEPH BRuIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

HDNOtscc Is hereby given tn Certt ficate
Of Stock for four shares of the State Bank No. 23
dated 10th july l64a issued Ache Chiapea been
ln mislad application will be made said the
Issue OF a certificate.
d3l tRw6w A. CHIAPELLA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

FOR GDNORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS. PAINS
L in the Back and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU-
TI0NThis wordrenowned preparation all affections
of the generave organs, whether recent chronic Phys
clans of England Of France and of its
efficacy. Thousands of sufferers have relieved
Purely vegetable in composition is harmless
cac'os The becomes nvigorated the debtated
body and depressed mind restored to energy.
- B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
mv17 1y Apothecary, 26 Camp street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

I ANDING Elk SHIP ELIZABETH ELLEN, from Dor
IL deaux-
10 quarters and 10 eghhs Brandy-Caslon 1915 and 1926
% Brandy-J. Desmaries veux Champagne.
200 boxes Clsret-Cantenac; - bottles.
For sale by EUG. ROCHEREAU 4 CO.,
fel4 81 II and 10 st. Louis street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-16

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD:
One Thousand Dollars will paid by the Union Bank Of
Tennessee Nashville for the arrest Of the murderer
GEORGE MILLER Clerk the Branch the Union
Fonr Thousand Dollars for the recovery Of the
Sll 900 Union Bank of Ternfssee Notes and Gold
proportion for whatever be Of the
j. KIRKMAN, President,
fell lot Nashville