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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

WOODS HAia RESTORATIVE Among oil pr,p
arations for the hair that have been introduced A
infaliicle none has ever given the satisfaction O,
gsrei the popularity that Pref. wo,ds Hair Z. s,o.
rativs pov his. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerablr fashionable toilets and the
lad-s, wherever they have tel'-i II, proaounce n
er.ess article. They end. where The hsir IL thin
ned, that II creates fire.. b growth--.hat II ful,v
restores the vegetAtive power Of III, roots on the
denudsd PLACES, and causes the bres TO .hoot forth
anew-,hat it desolvrs aud removes dandruG p,e-
vents grayre restores the hair TO its orgioa color
when grsyness has actually supervened, gives rich
lu tire imparts the sofints AID iexbty Of silk IN
the hair. and keeps 1t always luxuriant healthy and
In full vigor.-N. y Tribune.
Scld BY all respectable drugglsts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

cB The members Of the Maine Legisla-
ture have concert of sacred music every
morning. 10 minutes before the House or
ganiZes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

There is rumor that Miss Lane, Mr..
Buchanan's niece, is shortly 10 be married
to Mr.. Magraw, Of Baltimore, brother Of the
State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

PsssonAL.-C. Z. Flint formerly Of
-Dubaque, i the sa6of Thu Wentworth
IN The Chicago Democrat office. Long
John coca to Europe on a spree.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

MELANcnoLLY,-A fine appearing young
man of eighteen years Of age, arrived here
on Tuesday evening in custody of his
friends. en- route tor the Insane Asylum at
Jacksonville. He was perfect maniac,
and manacled having been deranged two
or three years. We understand his case as
being very peculiar one. and that pre-
viously he had been in the enjoyment OF ex
cellent health. with no symptoms of aber-
ration of MUD. On the occasion of his first
attack, he had attended place of amuse-
ment in New York City, where the perform
ances were very exciting and in which he
became deeply interested; during his walk
home from the same he fell down in fit,
and when he recovered, was found to be in
his present distressed situation, constantly
referring to circumstances connected with
that exhibition. What the excitement Of
the evening may have had to do with the
CAGE, Of course we cannot tell, but at any
rate the attendant circumstances were very
singular.-Peoria transcript.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

n T'aissable Improve nsessl,
Patented June 8, 1858
nON'r USE Injurious chemicals, acids, or mice
- raj astrtngents, and
SAVE TIME! SAVE CASH! SAVE BARK
By using Aorgsn's process Of tanning leather. It
has been tested for two prior date Of letters
patent. Leather ont-h.lf tanned by the common
methods, completed without the aid OF machinery
or extra outlay Of capital increased weight fully
crmpensatss for time and material, (Which Il abun.
dsnt everywhere. This process preserves oil the
benefits OF French tanning, without tho expense of
time and money.
This isto certfy that !, LIE ~is Johnson saddle and
harsess maker. have used do use t. a idera-
Bile extent leather tanned by jesse Morgans Patent
Tam ng Process, and lind that In every Instance 10
has given entire satisfaction for durability and gem
eral good qualities. LEWIS JOHNSON.
6umpter, June 16 1858.
This is to certify I am boot m sker OF fourteen
years constant practice, workingin the main French
Calf and fine stock. l have used some leather
tanned BY Moraan's process, to my perfect isfac
ton, ana the general comm nd OF my customers
The e:tfe is solid. durable, and smooth and
pliabie; In tend Of becoming hard grows soft
II. S LIND.
shop, Town, County or State privileges sold cheap
or exchanged on fair terms Address,
AGENT MORGAN'S TANNING,
JAl9-dlm-w3m Box 6I9, Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

HABEAs CoRPUs-A SCENE IN CouRT.-A
rather exciting scene was witnessed in the
Marion Circuit Court yesterday. A divorce
case was Opened up" as they say In the
Legislature in discussing amendments to
the divorce law, in which Philip Hahn and
his wife-a late Mrs. Smith, who was d.
vorced not long since from her fret husband
we're parties interested. Mrs Hahn had q
soma boy some FIVE, six or seven years OF
age-whOm the Court had decreed to be
placed in the custody of its father, Mr..
Smith. The decree was not obeyed, and
yesterday . writ Of habeas corpus was is
sued requiring Hahn and his wife to bring
the child into court. In the presence of the
court an officer took the child from its
mother and step-father and delivered it to
its natural father This transfer the boy
did not like, and cried piteously, saying Mr..
Hahn was his father 1t had been so long
since the boy had seen his father, that he
did not know him, ard thought himself
transferred to an entire stranger. The
father held to his son, and in the midst of
the excitement prevailing took him away
His residence is in New York.-Ind Jour
nal, ED
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
GAIT ~ 911t0l a11t03
2PLENDlD 0lfTS!!
AT lls RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAG

COLBY & GO. would inform their friends
u and the public, that their Gift B ,ok Store Ia
permanently established ia ODD Follows Building,
between ark and Dearb ltreets, where The pur-
chaser Of each book At the regular retail price, will
receive one Of the folio Wig gits valued 1t IF 81
to 800. Any persons hiding for the books and not
saise with the gifts, can have the privilege Of
lecting in ito place . u Is book, making two ten
shilling h,oks for CIV cents each. Persons can
state in their orders n gifts going with each book
does net euit what ezra book they viii select in
place Of 81 { That Is better than any other Gin
Book sale offers in the United States. In nding
to New York, Boston PHILADELPHIA your gifts are
vAlu at from Is cents to 800 Furthermore, It
would cost nearly double the amount Of your puv-
CD .se for express hsrRes.
One OF the 6nts Of the following schedule are
nreaenled 10 each chAaer At the time Of all
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

- = ysnsis womaas Rights Lecturer
Z De11a coonsssvills the ether day.
1A0xDnee9 ~ plaes sAss:
n unonk y eeutoe1llv mi1 Mt ths bsau.
M Aononrahhsd speakse ~ sbooB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
"a Card"


AND A SLI0HT DISCREPANCY. "T0 BOOT"
noticed a statemsnt In . late issue Of the Times
card Of D. ?. White, Age1t to the effect that the
machine he sells. sometime, took the premium Al
the Rock Island Pair.
fyou Oil look In the Arsss Of Sept -, You viii
So the ceal report ana list Of prsmsaas, ad here
sppeavs the discrepancy.
In the dSst place, no premium - c6tred ~ IN,
while none could have been aiven, We SEQ . highly
complimentary note in the o0cisi vepost, h
tion with the Quaker City Sewins Maehlne,
which, suppose. applied to oil good machines. II
appears, then. that brother whites idsss OF the
" hosors1ts' ere somewhat ssue-shsky, but his
machines are pretty sood aotwithsta1dins; AID the
fact (cau for the proof that among our Wednesdays
sales was one TO family having Wheeler 4 VIII
sons already, but could net make Il seevicesble,
does not make them worse, perhaps but only proves
the greater excellence Of The Quaker City.
BY the way, IN barely mention that We have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker CITY Sescia0
Mdch,aes, and there Is fine assortment for select
ing from-three STYLES and dozen machines, Of our
ONCE, corner ID and Brady streets.
+. Q. ESTE Z CO.,
Proprietors In the Western States.
"P. 6."-a'Next." sepl8-n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

IoSsl.s ss... - 600
The Stations Larkin and Mount AiYey took the
nrst and second premiums Is thoroughbred aged
stations, ct The Iowa State Fair IN 1851.
The above enterprise 10 conducted By . committee
OF gentlemen who ere entirely disnterestsd which
vi secure TO each and every subscriber an eaual
chance. 1t 70 distinctly understood that this IL no
lottery.
The above stock can b seen at ell times ct Duek
Greek Farm, occupied BY D. Z. Allen.
Tickets can be had 1T the Burtis House. At John
Atein's Saloon, At 4. O. Billon's Jewery Store Of
b Z. Allen, or either Of the undersigned. A remit.
lance OF one dollar TO the Presidsnt will ensure
tict ct ~ return mall
The numbers drawing the prises will BE- pub,ished
for the bsneAt Of parties living abroad
b. q FULLER, President.
WIN. HALL. Secretary
PRANK PLUMER, Treas.
Davenport, Iowa. December 8, 1865.
On account Of large number Of tickets not bein~
disposed Of the drawing Of the above enterprise viii
Be uostroned until thu lot Of Yebauaxy. 1850. when
u viii most assuredly come Oh. jan1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

vNuE following magnificent pre- perry will be dis
i trlbutei among the subscribers vslned At three
thousand dollars, the LIST day Of January, either
At the lie Claire Hall or the German Theatcr, Da.
vanport, lowa. subscription tickets, one dollar
each:
l. The thorouehhYed stallion Mount AiYey7
years old. Pedigtee- by Traveller, he By
impt. Mercer dsm-Certo, bred by H. l.
Stevens, # Hoboken, N. J. For further
pa titulaIs see Turf r. sister. Ris stock is
unequalied by any horse In this (Scottl
county. Refer to II. Leonard, Sheriff
John Kiion, 1hss Baker, and others, who
have cots the get Of this horse. Valued
at:..... ......................... $500
2. The thorough bred etallion Larkin, 6 vears
ed, half br.ther TO Ellen rateman. ne OF
the best race mares Of her day Pedigree of
Lock .in-5y imported Houien: dandy
Trnstee. For further particulars see Turf
Register Valu,. Observation-Disclosures. GOO
8. One i've year Id Durham bull named Mad
ison For podtgTe e volume "a, Ameri.
can Short Horn Book, page 17s, entry CTS.
VAiue.. Goo
4. One year old stallion colt. Pedigree
~ Clarion dandy Old Boston. value.. zoo
8. One year old nsvon bull named George.
Seu' ....ssse..........s...ss. s.s....... 400
6. One year old Mount AiPcy ally. Value. $50
7. One spanish Jack, s years oil. value.... $50
8. Two full blood Durham Cows. vslus.... 100
No. to number 3OcO-a gift attached to
ooch OF these nun bers. NoBlanks........
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
SEWING MACHINES


n CARD
ne perseo whe maliclsasly p9t stick In our osN.
Ing nschlne ttAe wheeler 3 W1ooenl u tbs eock 10.
land Pair. jzst Before the examining OcMnsift@s
oeoe sssend, ~ not yseeably obtain Ahst 'hsy
% mwcA desired 1--WE 6eok IT, vInsT H1knIUn -
the mschlno u too we'll known. Try ogaln-but Ao~-
ovobIv. D.H. Wnlfo,
Ascent for wheeler WIleln
p. . We took the nrss premium ct ~ lows
STATE lAlY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

Colby's new cstslogue, which Is sent FREQ 70 oil
parts OF the country, contsns all the most popular
book Of the day.
Agents wanted In every town In the thion. fhofe
desiring 20 70 act can obtain full particulars b. 3D.
dressing Is above.
BEING largely interested in publishing books and
buying from other publishers In buons ., quantities
for cash, Ve e. able1 70 make larger dsseounte
70 country agents Nan can BE- had at any other -
tablishment In the country.
An extra u . Book and GIFT given 70 any per.
son ordering tn books st one time 70 one address.
send for . Catalogue Addless
J. 4. OOLDY,
dec2o.w3me tl6 Randolph It,, Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

II: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
1of The following we'll known Companies:
0IRAAD PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE 90 !.
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
PEORIA HAEINx ERE IN8URANOD co..
OF PEORIA. ILL.,,
0op1to1s SOO, ono.
OFFICE In Nichols New Bloch 90 Brady and b.
cond streets. srp5dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
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or PIE
Peoria Marine + Fire Insurance Co
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

name and locality Of the O. mpany-PRoRIA MA
hSD AND FIRE ISsURAHCE CoApANY, Peoria,
Illinois.
The amount Of It's capital stoeh. $500 900 90
fne amount OF Its capital stock paid up. 30OO0O 90
the assets Of The Company are
!. Oh on hand. .................... 1920 so
Neal Estate, un ncumbcr, d........ ssl5 %
b. Bonds owned by the Co, drawing
Ten per e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p TOO %
=. Deots OF the Company, secured ~
mortgage and rea, estate worth dou
lie the amount loaned there on draw.
Ing twelve pr cent................ 1868 II
o. All other debts AS ev number six
o. Debts for premiums, due and not
due. Observation-Disclosures. 2l,lo5 10
Z. All other securities, Insisting Of
discounted bills, Notes d. aft- and nc-
ceptAnces mAtu ing daily, having
from sight to nineiy days from date
To run. Observation-Disclosures. Us a9I IS
Total assets. 434s 1861 ~
Amount OF liabilities, due or not due, TO
banks or o.ber creditors OF the Csm-
psny, estimated at................... 764I ~
Losses n !us ed Ard due. ............... None
Losses adj ted and not due............
Losses nsdju ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COO on
Lesse' h gu -pSsse waiting further proof 900 w
Al other cl ams against the Company.
Tie grea;ea. amo INT Insured by the Co.
IN any risk....... .............. 10000 90
The greatest amour, allowed ~ the rules
OF the company IN any one city, town
or village No rules concerning the
same
The Ia geet amount TO BE- Insured In sry
one block Not ex eeding 81 900 ex
posed ~ any one fire.
JAS G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30
GROCERIES.
ssurrah for Pixies Peak
"A had better ccme 10 The 'p''"e


Nav Orleans Sugar. ~ p,nnd- Tor ono soi.r
/" H"es Crushri,
.,'s i"ns O'aIined, Pwa~rtd
g CLARIFIED.
MOLAsREs AVN sYRrPe
Belcher's Golden Syrup. o Moissses (nev cro.,
Pine Apple Syrup sn MoIas.e- -"
COrFEEs.
Prime RIO.
"'o oo' JAVA, Gov Java sad Rio
Y%ns Hyson. o0''ns'
FLOUR
!'hn'on" Ruokwhsst 60.
FISH.
rict.ed Herring mo y coda.h.
Aatkerel, No u white Fish
sALr.
q Salt, Salt by the barrel
SOAR
White Sosp, CASTLE Soap
brown do Transparent Soap
OIL.
Whale (for burnirG.) Elephant
FRUIT.
Suitana Raisins dust recdl Zautc Curran.s,
Valencia do Crrop
n do Prunes
p'e' Apples (new) DTiet Peaches (new)
BURNING PLUID. warranted to burn and no
snake. NV
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kinds.
FA1KIAVEN OYSTERS =, always fresh.
All articles sold are warranted TO be a. good =.
can be found is the city.
All floods 10 = reasonable amount DRIlyRRRD
PReR OF CHARGE, within the cry mi,-
Jan'-dAwif 4. N. >IllPWAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

at LESS THIN COST.
WE will aell at our Grocery and Variety Store,
w corner OF Rock Island and Second streets,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready-Made Clothing,
And many other kind, OF goods,
1T COST,
and Some articles
AT Ise00 Than COST.
We are determined to
CLOSE OUT THE GOODS
Within the next few works. AMI will give great bar
gains to those in wsnt Of such goods, they will call
wssiso have . good stock Of
q II q g RIES,
which viii sell as low, il not lower, than can BE-
bought In the city. Call and see the Goods
4. x X. II. TYNAR,
Corner Rock island ard Second streets.
Davenport, January Is, 1859. Js26
Rare Chance.
From % to SO per day easily rsalizss.
AN HONORABLE BUSINESS. CAPITAL aE-
aurRsD ONLY q 90 70 Us %
A NEW ARTICLE (PArsxssD) Of use IN
Non and women, young ard old, wanted, TO engage
In IT, sale, in every fOwn and County IN The South
srn and Western States and TERRITORIES. Send for .
Oircuiar. or spply 10 person 70
No - south Third strsss, Philadelshia.
nAsuvAcTuaER AID wsolssAI.s DsAl4a y
wA1oHHs AND JRwnLRY.
'ss' : :..g; ~ y nail '''s''''' u
Fruit, Cenfectionorios,
&C., 40.
Dr. PIER UCCI, Agent.
BRADY eTRKEr.............s0
CANDIES, FRUITS AND REFRESHMENTS.
BUTTER, EGGS, &C.
Gall and see. DR. P1DkUOOJ,
Ja12 Ageut.
Wall Paper +! Very COeHp !
G. SHEPHERD 4 SON,
Have removed 70
NUMDDn 10 BAS9 SECOND OTn1U7,
VuH1AD - Invite 81 Ssgsssing oseds b ess ~
W sebaalnem, y ell an1ja1es ~ Themselves I
~ A1sA o. 60 Nsaavs 1ssa0S1
!l's 8 81 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

LInEL.-The Fayctte County Pion-
eer of the 9th says that on the Monday
previous, MIR. Myers, editor Of the Fay
cite County Journal, was brought to
West Union by the Sheriff to answer
to the suit commenced against him by
w. w. Barnard, a merchant of Fayette,
for publishing IN the Journal an article
headed "A dry goods store needed at
FayetAe." Some Of the lawyers being
absent the case was postponed for a
week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-30

I \ u ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1859

y patting her double chin "tIo fact s Elizs,
I'm rid of that cursed woman, and you and I'll
DO married to night. / know how TO manage
those tcoundrels at Trenton. A champagne
suppcr--or was il breakfast did the business
for them. Put on your bonnet, and let US no to
the preachers at once, dearest I"
The widow, who was among widows as
peaches among apples, put ON her bonnet and
took Jones's arm, and
just look how handsome Il is put on parch-
ment !' cried Jones, pulling out the document
before her "here's the law that says that Ja-
cob Jones and Ann Caroline Jones are twon
Putting her plump gloved hand On hisshoul-
deIs she did look at It
oh dear" she said, with her rosy lips, and
sank back, half fainting on the sofa.
"Oh, bazes!' cried Jones' aud sank beside
her rustling the fatal parchment in his hand:
heres lot Of happiness and champagne gone
10 ruin"
1t was a hard case Instead of being divot.
ced, and al liberty TO marry the widow, Jacob
Jones, was simply by the Legislature Of New
Jersey, incorporated into turnpike company,
and what made II worse, authorized TO run from
Burlington 10 BRISTOL When you reflect that
Burlington and Bristol are located Just mile
apart, on opposite sides Of the Delaware river,
you will observe the extreme hopelessness of
Jones's case.
"lts all the fault Of that turnpike man who
gave them the champagne superior was it
tho breakfsst?' cried Jones, in agony. "lf
they'd charter me to run a turnpike from Pigs
Run to Terrapin Hollow, might have borne
it, but the very idea of building turnpike
from Burlington to Bristol bears an absurdity on
the face Of it,
So it did.
"And you amt divorced" said Eliza, tear
running down each cheek
MOI thundered Jones, crushing his hat
between his knees, "and what is worse, the leg
islature is adjourned, aud gone hone drunk and
won't be back 10 Trenton till next year!"
1t was a hard case.
The mistake C) occurred on tho Last day Of
the session, when legislators aud ,ranscribing
clerks were laboring under a champagne break.
fast Smiths name had been put where Jones
ought to have been and "wisey weryey," as the
Latin poet has it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19

Twas dark-tho midnight hour had Waned away
The misty moon was woepngl
The coming morn could not delay;
Though light and life, we're slsopDgl
The stars crept back in quiye,ing gri,fi
Our tears so dimly veilingl
N meteor light, could bring relief.
10 hearts 20 soTely silingl
For on the lonely, dreary night,
darker thing was hiding,
From out our sight, our life, and light,
In mournfal hearse was riding.
On, on, we sped, through thickoniug gloom,
The ravens wing upon the morning.
The blAcken'd hearse, the noddinE plume,
Ny only love ---my wife adorning.
The sunless pillars Of the night
In the hollow earth we're creeping;
Darkness fed from morning light,
As the golden east was peeplng.
The SUI arose upon our train,
Tho dewey morn, so red blushing,
Drinking up tho summers rain,
Yet not the tears, so swiftly gushing.
III, little birds sang soft and low,
The docks were sadly bleAting;
Our chsstOned hearts beat very slow,
Yet the mourntul hoNrse kept fleeing.
As We sped, through dust and cloud,
Toe sultry air was smoking;
Earth, wrspt Ia misty shroud,
To light aud day was cropping.
AID thus we journey'd DER the waste,
The nodding plumeS still Autteiing;
On, on, that dreadful hearso musi haste,
She is dead---we kept sadly muttering.
Her chndhood's homs---she'll re,t 20 sweet,
The home she left with blessings;
Fiat softly at her parents feet---
To meet their fond eareSang---
Now cold and stIrloss, she ia laid,
At the feet of the stricken pair;
Alai all changed, but the golden braid,
or her beautiful auburn hair.
Our hearts we're throbbing with memories ladop,
Laden from other years;
Dead, 0, dead our darling madden
My wife---l sobbed In tears
Ddst know tho anguish Of this hour
Our hearts so sorely rending;
Thou wouldst smile upon the flowers,
SO sweetly DER thee bending.
With dimpled hands thy cold cheek,
Our little ones are weepng
Their eyes sad their voices meek,
Yet told them you were sleeping.
Sleep in peace, for thou art blest,
Thou wilt not wake on tho morrow;
WesOity, gently Jay thee 10 iest---
Though our hearts would break with sorrow
We buried her at the twilight hour,
The moon seIenely smiling;
The slars peep'd through the leafy bower,
Our weary hearts beEuiling.
Oft Ia the stiffness OF the night,
While In life am dreaming;
I'll dream Of thee---A spirit bright,
Aud bring thee back in seeming.
Thou wilt surely inger very near
Thine angel touch Adoruingl
My night Of life, dark aud drear
Shall glimpse the coming morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19

FALL and WINTER DRESS GOODS
EREEMAN Il KELLOGG ARE row
II A'o exhibiting at their
Magnificent Sales Room, 2l7 Superior 81.
splendid Assotmentof
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of
Plain French Mernoes of Lupins make,
Figured French Merinoes-El elegant Styles.
Plaid Meriuoes best goods in the market.
Basket Wool Plaids--Valeneins,
Ottoman oplins--Solferno Plaids,
Beautiful Irish Poplins-SpIendid Goods,
Printed all Wool DeLainos-newest styles,
Coshmeres fer Caessing Gowns,
Black Bombazines-all grades and cheap,
And all other kinds dress Goods at
All SUPERIOR STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19
MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY MoRNINo, ooT. 10, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

" Plain and Ornamobth prIbtingO every description
lone the Printng Establishment o. The Ledder once
ne latest improved and most rapid steam freases IN tbe
stve short notice. aud reasonable rates Par
oular attention paid 20 blank wurk Every descriptions
udng done especially blank Books, LodseTs, Journals
,tes Books, Receiving Books, Go., &C,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19

bsB- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19

w The following beautiful lines were written
on - death aud burial Of Mrs. WHITLEY, Of Com
neautville, Penn by her husband. Mrs WHITLEY
was formerly Miss ClRoLINR Il. CowLEs Of Aus
tInsburg, Ashtabula county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19
II" WI ~ TVT NTWVW UHITUU
TILE PIE A ER H..

For Anthracite Coal Cole Is toau'ifnl new pnttcrn
md pronounced by tho dozenV ot the
Heater
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-19
ATTENTION, LADIES!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

THE ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
a Wearing Apparel y decided lie mtet Superior ~
yeaop ths Jay and tbs uud,nign,d ~ fafing g 70
tho nihlc ere conhdou ha or Ire uouvrnience comfort
aud Asaa Of thu Wv for, u 10 all respo even
article OF tho Kind heretofore invented Mhne thus
ducng 60 the health aud 90 The pesan, also pre-
,eIyes ne hnest slmmely, let eyoyh dy ny aud pe
are sure that no amer ostinF T. will do without 0na
Manufactured and c0n tantly hand whOles le aud
retail, At our rooms in Posi- Office nlock.
III DROWN q co.
ChAsria Fails, Ohio, Sept 1855
nEhnss Who have tsken ha liboity u onuuor 'oil-
nE this ahicla, wi take notice that they b. cltdto
sonol for thu came. a. ~ d. AGO.
aepbi9 I.. Il.