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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Momnt Prairie raigh Sch0oy.

~ h SMITH, Principal, and Mis- S. J. SMITH,
w Assistant
The rra session ~ , school, will commence the hrt Mon.
day In October TIE scholastic year will be divided n.o Ia
sl0ns OF Hye mon bs each.
TERNs---oT Tsitior per srs,isrt
0raiaui, and Arithmetic, g. 50
Grammar and Ar;,rctIc continued fierpri,rJ klse-,
CempEion Natural rhlc.op'y n misty AMI Nsyry IL ~
Algebra co,lnu,d usotuttry, Ttironrretry ssrvryny,
Descriptive and Aualytcal q, retry, Dd-reutNl I'D
elements Of Latin, Crees and spsnt,hansu~.. 70 %
Students vii beensfrcd from IN ~ n;eTnr anti he
el Sc u n, session unless IN n pruracd in,Is
Tuition PSI able az the rlpvatisn ~ sch tern
Tits school IL heated In balls. eony pl,, r~Th ~ N
Of Dallas, the residences u Btn Frrr, and ~
poard k- he'd IN the nrshhnFhot
le rIs Each studeGt s be charged ~ prs session.
cdestsl errensts Hts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

We Rave he'd wonderful accounts Of all
sorts OF crop. rom he West, bsf bsiie,e there
s n5w t1usi u rilis paper ont that wsy
sratez ihss fbf wife o. jacob 4Sketfs living zen
niles neef q Goleonda. - Pope coopty, Illi-
nos. some 'lGe ago presented Der husband
- = fiehi ekidrer > sn< bistt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Texas Penifenfiary.
DLANrATIoN GoOps-COTToNs ANp WOO

LENS, PLAIN AND TwILLED.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of the
planting interest the above gos. This testimony OF all who
have sed them. estabish fact that they superior TO
tue choest goods Of similar mime, brought 10 tc State
The materihi which they made lest Of the besand with
nt alloy Our agents the sale u them present Messrs
cart., hoy Co New orieaps Nessrr II. Rnnge Co.. In
diaroia Aessrs. r. d. Mich j. Co Galveston; Aessrs
Burke Houston. JofIS q BEssItR Fip.n1 All.
H.ut.yfle Augu II 1854 80 N --- ''""r -'e~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

THc MILLloNAlRs AND THE DANskusE. The
following curious story is translated from a
German paper:
A very pretty lanseuse has lairly created
great excitement at Berlin. Mie Lirephal
made so many pirouc,ies one fine evening, on
the stage Of the Theatr. Royal, that she turn
ed the mead of Herr Compton, rich million
sre Of Vienna. who was On visit 10 the Prus-
sian capital. The beautiful limbs cf the fair
Terpschore touched his heart so deeply that
he demanded her hand in marriage. Of conrse
you vii! say that she accepted the offer. Not
at all. She made her conditions as follows :
Isl on apartment separate from that OF her
husband 81. a carnage and servants for her
self; Sd, $4,000 francs year for her toil-tie,
and finally. for she calculated everything
800 900 francs in case of separation. Mr..
Compton submitted to these slightly unreason-
able conditions, and last week all the gayI
world Of Berlin Witnessed, in the cathedral,
the marriage Of the millionaire with the dan
Seusc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

f-aian s ou Il hc many es,imonll have rohei'sf'n
h,urd the E,ftggkN Narvrstsr, roU citizens - Thtt
IrNsns'f trAno,, raTsant uunN, lg1~ ;, iNf
hav c 100 acre, u wheat sh spas II horses W 10
ds,si have Ios ,~yrral psr, ~ s .Ri novd sht S's
over ~ ara NJ county miles ~ rNtfut hglg thrri
Nth 10. Harvester lthnY nils tn hill which u 10 inrn4ed
Thy ar js.l ~ tn,rhiua for piairly euusuy,
Y,u, kc JAMES WATSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

PutsSasvitir, Collin cnuuty, r.Nss Oct, - 1888.
Srstcou,dT nS Harvester bNufh' oiyou The beat ever
well pleased s i performance, and thlnN very sr
Htr s.gih tlhArs one. Yours, &c, H. STAMFORD.
DALLAS COrSIr, TcNa-, July ., 1857.
sf,iU, MYiSr, Hinsais 4 20
G'rrtm'n'-ln recrsneco The pert rnAnee ~ NC hen'
nr.y Harvester have nry that have with Il this
aut liO II wheat and oa and hist am veil st
.nri the Harvester have four tf,rent snds o.
Reap work besides the Kenucky Harvester and .s,
hed that hh- advantages nynrr ut We seen, the
syno pu whon in lghts. ui hra sud cnnyrnen
~ r.ng gnd leaving the grain In unluErf condition ih
binder There are ave other. II them 10 the nsghojhod lame
them and uey express. III favorable opinion that have 81
ren Their will considerable demand rthu To- M. country
another season Ytur, respectfully, IiMt. A. shiII.
wASIHAouE, tIls county Texas Aug 10, 1871.
Ns.r, HiIrT, UiHgafS 4 CO.;
G,Hh,nsn- pu sh,r.l Of your agc,, tao Of yonr Ken
tucky Harvester plantation Your ilSrYesters
greatly excel ugry-r hrugit O. s country. Their Arnn
r at many Of my DegoTs your HrsperF aud wish
10 know At shat price will snsh machines Tar next bar
vest L. me knDw early possible - Il at The n'tssou
Of many Of my aFs that write. engage eo Reap
tfs IN forty Eight hours .ner hearng fruByu
have hs on twenty visitors each day 20 examine my
machine st the Rsl This county nerds ~ s too 50
RespeTs Yours respectfully, DAVID T. KEAnis'
November ist 1855.
We H.. anier.irn. have bought and used tie Kentucky liar
ve,r well pleased with It's performance consider the best
Reaper have and would recommend to the farming
sonmaniy. slithNOnu. Kaufman County
GOLD 4 DoNALDsOS,
}. VI. McliEy NOLDs,
JAMES JACKSON,
W. T. VEST
GEORGE X. WEST,
A q JACK>0N
JAMES G. cRI TCHTIELp,
BAMUELs IoNEs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
LIVENY sTAULE,
SCHOLASTIC.
DalI,s CeIlrcia;, yns,itutr,

Dallas COLLEGIATE snsiitutr.
MALE sad FE.H.fLE IN Vrsrai. Zen u
lNi nsRts. J, MYERS, A. VI, and Ms. NJ d,
MYERS, Principals.
II, r-srs, 81 'f.fS IN nj, frstitfio- ,~,' al M
hTsnsts ssHss sasShI H. fAs Best sAoois rf RE
he Scholastic yaf jStlyd into e.,or, NJ Nv s,tts
each, hg n'- IN rntrc- ur hoHfay W. sfts uI
ucHl, ami The ttsnrt IN th- fr,i Mctts. ~ thptry
rttNs r~f session Of Gt n.Iihi paJ .liv strictly ut
81 a. " ui- session, =, 'llosi'
LirskiRf According "a iranehr. studied, frvn elont,
NGSiI i--pilno, SIN vs. " ilsrupunt tS ~
in.,iHuts tax, 4, &C, al %
Aoisrr t.us Rtrs, fnir1llrSy iaWin1 Nc, Lc -NIrs.
Alter thr hrst n0u slAeris he CHARGED Nn thu "
eh-uct ~ dfsbcfOH dry fEccyg fOv r'es,fsa "
rru ~ Bari car le ubisnsd Ia tie pErr the
sonlbe terms, Lor iarLT pNrica- ssidysa the frpsls
DaIas TgkAs, .laly Nh, ls.S...k.ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Y,n.sr.,nlr. Collin cnanty, rsy..,

LVH n.r PnSr. TirrNni COUNTY. Aug N, 1858.
Dor ST-Ny RraI.s lid gan work, o,Hi cnsls, s.ycrs
s you Il you desire Il. Very respectfully SArH fhRkf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Pure EiauOrs

,0F all kinds-Apple, Peach and Cognao braudies
7; Of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye and Irish
xhskeys Wine Of nl kinda all pure and
an1 to have STRfCBSiNE, for sale at my
fLooS the East side Of the Public Square. have also
on hand The qualities Cigar, and choice lot q Confs-
tn aud articles usually be found good establishment
Thee who indulge invited 10 take the pure stuff
DaIlaa, July Is, 156s.--6:tE d. v ELLIS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Cd.vCERs CURED WITHOUT THE

rVctLaIos'
CaNCERS Cured WITHOUT THE
y R.NiFE!--'.No Cure no Pdyr
DR. ROBERT KBl ~ Houston, Texas Cures Cancer Tpnour
Ncn Necrosis, Wtesweing Sdhead, letter, Ulcers and
Chronic Stres u ever, description.
NOTeECdnccr can be cured without the murderens a.
tack Of The KNIFE This may certify that DR.. Robert Kelly OF
Hwon has 10y the external application Of his remedies extract
ed from the right breast of wife Mary Garre malignant
Cancer Of size which the following Dimensions ~hoT
circumference around the base 10 "a inches around The centre,
10 IL inches, length 5a-i inches diameter inches.
sis remedies do not impair the general health nor undermine
the constitution while undergoing treatment II Is due the Dr.
from to say that his ssin the treatment OF Cancer vohy
be afflicted with the dreadful maay lido for the relief oil
afflicted AMI suIing humanity recommend Dr. kaiys remedies
TO all who may be- afflicted with Cancer,
We, Cndlrssnei aci aaintanees Mrs Mary Garrett
CLIGnTUS RI STER, C. J. ". Co.
VS.. ROGERS, a. u.
s. Al. BlSTER.
J. ". LUCKHART. NJ. D.
on GARRETT -
MAJOR JOSEPH WALLIB.
". u. TRAYsIIAM, ~. D.
NBIhs referred In the afye iicatc treated
year ago by Or Gn son, who advertise
Cancer they live In Gilmer lpshur County, Texas.
II any further proof required Of ability Cancer
preserved Ia my Office In this city, Cancers, Tnm0rs
aud W-n which have extracted from ten eleven PERSONS and
cure after their removal. In addition hold their
ctes hut decline ffn publishing them u their
As regards certificates Of COMPETENCY to crane
disease Necrsl white sweings, Ulcers and chronic
OF every description have them by the handful The best EVIL
i=nce give patient ia the future when they IL
reier thea u these whom have cured and the specimens
o.lc-.
The Cancer matter Of great Importance the az
nciei call the attention Of the people and the the
above case goBT KELLY I3;ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Land for Sale.

! following tracts Of land, $40 acres. situated on
Easi idle Of the Trinity river opposite the nou,b n five
Nile crskre mherrd 800 acres situated abouf e. miles
hclos fle sb ~ Five ME-, nc- rorfhTs-r =
1asaa Run On he latter ;ra he Il bvrenrsfy ard
fy nrs y g- s,7le n cultivation. wdh De usual farm
i tiah rtd o-r improvements, plentF n Arr vol
sstsrsd. Tn laud ven spstea. fertile s,d
VII he 81 sF f4nd yes % sIve ne eni
July 81 165s--5stf.~ III. WAMPLFK
r. c.Reeds Marx and Brahd.--sry brand fos
81 beFrF snl cattle Is the letters g. D. NY mark il
~ = ft sa 11a1it b he rirhf. md crop ard ri i.
- n y An = ia,fa. 7s'k ts,t qseE trnjs sisitt
- ssu.as ri ~ sz,sss =. = -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
gsrIaessxic aDeaisutc.

THE eighteenth session of thin fns,itste win orsn
1 on the frat Monday Of Oc.ohsr nett, sad eozsHue
toy weeks u1der the sHptrinsndsnee Of Rs~ j. " p
Kenze assisted by fsn corps Of eEper-acet yeaebs The
buildngt large and pslaht and Lst<asy veil spphed
with appara. The to- DEPARTMENTS Of this AcAdeny viii b.
entirely distinct p q HIa+
Charges Hoard Tuition, Rent, Nashinf &C..
session Of forty ueeks.
English Department. IL paid ri cigse clio %
Do Do II MT paid at rose tl2i 90
neual Mathematical Dtpartent, plN at close $50
Do Do Do ma paid at close tls3 %
Music on Piano Rorte with u instsanist4 $50 90
Incidental tsA on each student 81 %
Ten per cent allowed for sll advance payments Pupihesss
ed, after t mouth from time Of entrance Aefuc.
tion will be made Any circumstances s,ep az rs.ced
sickUeas. August Isbh-v;ly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
sherman Seminary.
THE SECOND WAR of thin Insttuticr vi!

HE NECOND WA x OF thie Insiltutioe nj!
| commence, September 2Sta, and continue un-
der the charge of Prof O. D. HOWE principal ADD Mira
HOW T. prectptress.
CaGg,s per Session Of Fourteen Yetk,.
raphy, o 90
Algebra, Gecsaryy, Surveying, Natural Ph,ofophy
Chemistry, GgoiDry aud Phyiosophy, &c, rs 90
attn, Grt.k Photography, ~ %.
rcd,ral, 81
Music, vithuss Of the Irs,rdrcnt, @Oo
sherman, GflYsnn roanty. Tex. Avg IL 'sS ---sN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19


Ihsrs just retained from yisi the STATE Pairs II Illinois
Kr1iucGyj have made the Acquaintance Of setuT
agricultural implements have examined argr VARSITY Of
Keepers and fully Of The opinion that the Kentucky HrrYcstr
tn best ada pied 10 the wants IL wheel rsers Of
chin, ever uscd tie most the farmers with whom
have bo acquainted travels express the same opinion
About these Hirgcsiers sold in Texas during die
sos and ty have given universal satiifctis ia
as have heard.
The Hsrvs'crs viii he ready for delivery Jefferson en- e
LIST NJ APRIL ami at Millwood on he LIST Of Stay,
Orders addressed to j. NJ. & J. c. MURPHY, JEFF
erson Texas, to the undersigned at Wildwood, Tex
AZ, will receive prompt attention.
Price $3.50, at Louisville. Kentucky.
To which will be added the freight to Jeerron Texas
- Circulars fully describing this machine will be
forwarded free of charge, application.
Address ~ JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
.iHiiipood, Tt6ds.
an also nr.nt for
Miller, Wingnte & Co.'s Two and Four
Horse Lever Powers and Tkreshcrs,
and SUGAR MILLS.
The sttcr particularly adapted grinding ncse Sugar Cane
Any OF these i'll bs ordered for persons wishing them.
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Wildwood, Nov. !, 1858.-19tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

Isf)a SALE --9ns Of CAGES Cirsular sAr ll,dss.
Il IS rfhes = l5ansfer, end entiseIr new. m
1pirs q tie uBdetgmsi. nt T-snlfys ~ !. or :,
SINH. ~ sstlF 4 90. 7f-'lsss. . - q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Notice.
Yfr. I'M. III. ThnE,has
fsr. A. q, .yOhHsON

n. ". Fowler,
ATTORNEY AND COHN ,ELLOR AT LAW
-.. fart Hor;S To~reRt <,ssFts, fstef,
viii y~or,re In the ish JvreDl Osuiete, and In Toe
aaprcs Ccu-t Al. sat IN. btr4l C1Sv for ne r.c
Of r..ss is, eoAadtd hin will be s-ied ~ With
os1+r~.r .-d hHrIty.
Juy - 1sss-tly. N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
Isaac Nasior.
Coed e. Mckcnyie,..

ATTUkNT Y v a 7 i 4 W
Is'iss, T,fa,,
III ps~ss t'.ir rr,t 81 ~ c--ris q thr Nt js.
rtai a. s ssn,--,s ~ sssiI,ia. " sllu 'tss~u C~Ae
rNs afrA- r-a~s. Nsta. tas's, J.e. ~ ss'
f.~s-, F4kr. Jr~ IN, ssi l'-lss " ksssasA - -
81 W ~ raFs Cc.s sStls sssir - A.,in
" 49, .ssnlian all ~ E,sH " I'll e--s- 'ss~--s -
a. Grs- - NJ sorh .as q vain s'-t, :ssS w..
=, p-.s hesLA He's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

The Ice SQUADRoN.-The Detroit Tribune of
Wednesday says that the propeller GOu. Cushrnan
reached that port on Tuesday on her return to
Cleveland from the northern regions. She had
secured about half cargo of ice when rainstorm
broke up the work, the ice becomingfotten. The
other vessels, the Correspondent, Worth, Yer
moat, and WOrthingtOn were to proceed to Mar
quette for iron as soon the river became clear.
PS-Sinee the above was in type, the Cor.
Cuslman has arrived at this port She reports
very cold weather and good ice until the rain storm
which rendered the ice inferior and rotten. She
brings down much less than the expected quanti-
ty There is not enough to be had on the upper
lakes to supply the home demand. We shall be
obliged 10 import ice from New England aud New
York this year, by way of the lower lakes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

THEATER-i0thellop was presented at fhe
Theater last night in fine manner. Mr.. Waller
performed the Jealous Moor like one who had stud
led his part to some purpose. He's tragic actor
Of much power. and those who tAil TO see him viii
miss much Mrs. Walters "Isgo" was splendidly
done Indeed we have never seen that character
given to anaudieace in very truth and Life, as i
was last night. In all his scheeming plots bis
treacherOus courage. his hypocritical friendship,
his damning YiIlsinies and his hideous deformity
when his evil deeds are disclosed-in all these
moods and phases we could see and hear the iden-
tical villain, and have him before US. Mrs Waller
is an actress of the front rank Mrs Ellser sus-
tanned the part Of Desdsmona With her usual ad-
dress and skill, and the minor characters were fair
ly performed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

Real Estate TRANsFERs.-The following sales
have been entered during the past week:
March 10, 1s59-Giles L. Barber to John De
Mars, west half of sub lot 1899, block U, Buffalo
COmpany's allotment on Washington street, west
of Bridge across river. Consideration $780,
March 9, ls59-WiIiam Noxan to John Bur, sub
lot No. 81, in John Bairs subdivision of ten acre
lot g. 40feet front on Blair street, and l34 feet Deep
ia mile east of the Public Square. Consideration
$500.
March "a, 1s59-Abraham Rosenbaum to Isaac
Hoffman, part of two acre lot Isl, being the point
al the intersection of Prospect and Bolivar streets,
46 feet deep, running to point at the intersection
of the streets Consideration SI40O.
MarchI7, ls59-Hamilton Stickney to Geo. H.
Adams, sub lots l52, l53, l54 and l55, in William
SIade, Jr's allotment on University Heights, about
one mile from Public Square. Consideration $500.
March %, 1s59-Wm. Chandler to Geo. Stewart,
3S feet front on north side of johnson street. and
l3s feet deep, situate near Bethel Church. Cousid-
Grafton $500
March 25, ls59-Jas R. Hitchcock to Reeden-
bach, sub lot in Hitchcocks allotment of ten acre
lots l20 and 12l, having At feet front on St. Clair
street and les feet deep, near Cases Avenue and
Pittsburgh Railroad Machine Shops Considers
ton 1929
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

REPAIRS WANTED-Fhe docks on the east side
of the river are much in want of repair. Holes and
loose plank are troublesome enough to avoid in in
the day time and it is really unsafe to walk over
some portions of them in the night. We notice
that portion of these evils are being remedied- =
Let the work go on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

n The poor people are reaping handsome
wooden harvest in the refuse boards. lath, posts,
&C., of the old buildings on Superior street, now
being removed to give place to new block. 1t is
grand opportunity for them to lay in stock OF
kindlings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

FIRE.-Last Tuesday night the barns Of Esquire
Fuller and J. c. Bowles, of East Cleveland, were
consumed by fire. They were both occupied by
the former gentleman. who lost four horses, three
sets harness, three wagons, and about 500 worth
of grain and hay. We understand the property
was partially insured. 1t was the work Of an in
cendiary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

McGUIRE's Doors AND SHoEs.-0nce more let
Us call attention to this prince of boot and shoe ma
kers, who holds forth at his newly fitted store on
Ontario street. The warm and pleasant days with
which we have been blessed for time have created
demand for summer boots for both ladies and gen
tlemen The number fpatent-leathers that Mcclure
is turning out. is great and Congress boots are
in active demand. His stock Of goods for spring
and sumner wear is too large ODE readily exhaust
ed and his workmen are able to keep pace with
heavy calls Remember the number, l26 Ontario
street, and call upon McGuire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

Gosz TO CLEvELAND-our worthy fellow eiti
zen NJ. r. Cook, wholesale dealer in groceries on
Exchange street, for number Of years, closed his
business here some little time since and has remoy
ed to Cleveland, to engage there 10 the house Of
Gordon, Mcmillan 4 Co., an lexteasiVe wholesale
concern in that city, whose business amoon's ~ %
,,S,ra than million Of dollars per annum, Mr..
cook viii carry with him to his new home. the
zood win Of all who know him, and they vii agree
xisS ms in expressing the hope that be may pros
ner in whaaeger he may undsrtakes-hechests
UIi0R. lEq r-ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31


There is Little s'anse = i ---soing we have to
record-onIy quiet narration, how that deep
abiding love of wears, which had slumbered, but
not died in Reuben Kane's heart, and which
he had thouoht never to have ielt again, was
still destined to be crowned with successful re-
ward
And vet. this came to pass SO naturally and
simply. that it seemed as if all those intervening
wears bad been stricken from his memory, and
again he were frank, pleasant featured youth,
aud Martha were not the city widow, but Elder
Grants rosy checked daughter going about her
bome duties there in the old farmhouse
Whenever Reuben called at Martha Bsntley's
as lattery he had fsllen into the habit of do
ino-.he Tarely seated himself in the splendidly-
furnished parlor, but paused instead in the old
familiar sitting-room, where he had been aecus-
to-.aS q, 81 for bonra and hold converse with
the elder sn-, -,-
,sTJ.v LOT me sit here friend Martha" he re-
nEed - her inv;tation TO enter the parlor; ''this
saonos most i;ka home To me. and / can almost
see tbs eIder,s white head leaning against the
boct an fbs bicb armchair wonder. Thou
Ieenest his cane in its old place in yon corner,
I sec. and his Bible and spectacles on the table
TSe.s ~ 1nu us. 1 .ssrn lie he old days to thee,
Martha" -
And Martha,s softly-spoken reply, while the
anict tears sprang ipSo her brown eyes, seemed
70 satisfy Ruben that the old times might return
again. also. for him; for somehow the grave
faced man found courage to repeat story that
had been spoken in that old sitting-room twelve
Yea vsars before when both were Younger, but one
was Iess wise. than then.
| And Martha,s reply must have been very
different than fell on Reuben's ears those twelve
49, ao,o-,e for ,ender Iigbt crept into the
1 nnaIer,s b1a ewes and overs1read his face, till
;ts gfsx;ty vanished in an expression Of pleas
n-s Ind bsnniness
ssTbon lrt ante sure thou carest more for me
tl1,n a common friend. Martial" he said look
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

REMovED.--By advertisement in tO-day's paper
OU.,y AAOlA1t4eaA DtOSAs Nv
266, Superior street, where they are prepared to
supply unlimited amounts of clothing and suits to
suit everybody who may apply for habiliments for
the outlr man. Wilson Brothers are gentlemen
who have made their mark in the line Of trade in
this city, and we are glad to notice that their in
creasng business has made this change Of location
necessary. Those of our readers who are in want
of clothing and who not, will do well to call and
leave their measure with Wilson Brothers, and then
go home satisfied that the articles viii ct and please
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-31

PorAroEs. FROM NEW QRLEANs.-Potatoes
have been shipped in such great Quantities to
Orleans this season as TO oyerstoek that Market,
and they are now coming back again. II 4 Is
said that they have been sold in New orleans
lately as low as s5c. per hbl-.-4.OOO bbls nave
been shipped from New Orleans to S'Inclnlne., es.
aud large quantities have been received 81 % -
Louis from New Orleans. They are mostly
uiItsd and grOwn, and bring very low Pness-
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Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. II. Marvin, 1ss

No. AZ South side Public Square, nearly oPpoo-
site the Old Court House, 9'n -.
THANKFUL FOR THE LlBER.4s Y
Il paITonsge of his friends and .the ss g
NE Idsrgs rerTety 0f BOOKING, PAh1-oR H Al aid
oFFfCE SfUFES and ,ENAMELzD CRATES Al
ffis AiAsfA1oTH COOKING STOVES tlr Hole sf,I
Ms Victor COOKING Stoves for private t1rnfies
ssSed for peri ction in OperstfOn and sconaE n l
M Hot Air, PsEiOr sHeatar for PaxOrs Halis 81 ~
Houses, Churches, stores, &c hnze Ior
are 50 constructed thAt Il answers sther III 49, y,
furnace, both combined, and therefore VII ~ -
much heat than any other sort a me
neat handsome and durshe, and Is giylns s.slhi
ton to layof bost citi1eas. tls 5I ~ Il
madeovai for parl0rs burns coke on harn ~.
economt and nsatness, sad also gives
The ne eyrest aad most desirable styles p AAt n
CRATES oh hand u the loves - ~ f,nn.s -
He manu- fsctures aud keep snnpil-ll Y - ~ ,Ss
and sheet Iron vi sre. no USE FOkNishAAaN' sfOe's
plray1 T;S g ha3es IN Jo6sips ens % hot notice 81
An are saeIsss e ss 81 Y
it eis'~tneie' = 'D' = -.rr !. WI, MARVIN,
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PETTY THIEvEs-There are now any quantity
of petty thieves about the city who take to them
selves whatever they can in q small way lay their
hands upon. Clothes-lines and backyards afford
scope for the genius Of many Of them, and in q
sneaking way they contrive to do any quantity Of
mischief They should be attended to.
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Miuinrrp,
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T0HN TTYMAE.I Manufacturer, and "a
Wfo1s :. = sI Retnki dsaeria T0flA eco 6UEF1
and cIGARs Hswtt's SEN Power Hoes We Sf -.
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