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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

This Is Four Last Chance
WINTER CLOTHING AT COST,
We will sell. durg this month only, the balance of on,
| FINE FALL AND WINTER
ChoTI1ING
AT PRIME COST!
Those wishing to supply themselves with Clothing of the
best make and material and of the LATEST STYLES would
| do well to give call JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES
WINTER UNDER GARMENTS
AT COST!
HsrNo TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
B-REMEMBER the OLD and wEII-KNowN STAND
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
ml2 2pst c-rner Of st. Charles and Canal strees
.KesU and Fashionable ClOthino.
F. STRINGER & CO..
35 Camp street,
Invite attention to their large wcassored stock Of
Sup French Cloth FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
Rich Velvet and Plush VESTS
French and English CASHMERE PANTS.
Rich SILK sCARFs,
CRAvATs, AID
NECK TIES
sHIRTs-of .best quality
UNDER GARMENTs-of every description.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE
JoUyINs KID GLOVES
d24 2ptfeod FRENCH CAMBRIC HANDKERcH1EFs.
Dete,.'s IV,0rsfed Store,
:
Embroidees Cunvas, reduced prices Purses Porte.
Monnaes Fans, Nubas, etc. Berlin Zephyr worsed sbet.
land Wool, Emhroidering Silk Canvas, etc. milo 2pf
TnCCine Matter! Eracclue .Hat1er.
Fresh supply Of Vaccine Matter Just received and can al
ways be obtained ut the following Drug Stores:
g. N MoRISON& CO.. IL Magazine street.
H. ABRAMS, A Camp, corner Gravier street,
HUGH GNNEDy, ca Chartres cor B;epylIe 81.
THos. K FINLAY, corner Camp and Julia ma ep1m.
W. ii. Wilson,
......cANAL STREET, ............ss
X L @ II J E w E l. r. Y,
In Full and Half Sets.
FINE ENGLISH AND SWISS wATcHEs-warrspted No.
Tmekeepers
FINE vFsT, FOB, CHATELAINEs 4 GUARD CHAINS
GOLD THIMBLEs,
PURE SILVER WARE
PLATED CASTERS,
WATERS SETS, etc., etc.
A. the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES fe2l I'm
ChiiSlYen's CARRIAGES.
Just received from Pas invoice of
INFANTS CARRIAGES,
of various styles aud prices.
LION & PINSARD,
fe2s 2pf Corner of Roya! and Bienyille SIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

l
THE ST.. CHARLEs-Miss Coombs last night played
Margaret Einore, in Loves Sacrifice" and played
it excellently. We like her-like her better the more
we see of her, for each time she developes some new
trait of the ability which she possesses There is in
| her the material of magnificent actress, and time
and experience will bring it out in all its perfection.
Already she is SUPERIOR and the future of this prom
Use is brilliant, and may scarcely be disappointed !;
for we detect little tendency to mannerisrn and
her early style is of the pure and sterling quality
which is the proper basis of supersructure of pro
fessional excellence. Her genius is seconded by voice
and person, and she must rise in the profession to
position where her compeers are few. The hight is
lofty, and they who gain it do not climb with abori-
GUS ascent up the histrionic ladder" but fly up
the space on the soaring wings Of genius Those who
have not the born genius attain it, and it is
nonsense to talk about climbing :" to the topmost
round Of the histrionc LADDER as if industry were
all that is required. sYou cannot make silk purse
ont of the external aurcular organ of female of the
porcine species" The silk is necessary to the manu-.
facture.
TIE VARIETIEs.-A large and brilliant auditory
was collected by the announcement of the repetition
of Grandfather Whitehead" which, with other
pieces included in the bill, entertained it finely.
d
crowded house again last night, and the bill of the
previous evening was repeated.
~ tIcLane's Worm Specific, prepared by
FLEMING BRosThe following, from customer shows the
demand which this medicine has wherever 1t has
been introduced:
BLossBURG, Tioga Co., Pa March 80, 1850.
Messrs Fleming Bros.-Gen.lemen In consequence Of the
great consumption of Worm Specific in this place and
vicinity have entirely exhausted We should feel
obliged by your forwarding via Corning N " 20 dozen, with
bill, the reception Of which will remit you the
money.
From the wonderful effects of said "specifc in this neigh
bohood there could be sold annually large quantity
had Wholesale retail from local agent If you
compensate for trouble and expense vending think
could make It to your advantage to do
Yours respectfully, WIN. NJ MALLORY,
Per W. E. PORTER.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANEs CELE
DRAFTED YERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS. |
of Pittsburg Pa All other vermfuges in comparison
worthless. DR.. MIanes genuine Vermuge also his ce'e
braed Liver Pills, be had all respectable drug
stores None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Sold by sCOvIL MEAD, Ill and lls Chartres 1t
New Orleans Who'll sale Agents for the South milo 2p5&tW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16

James II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. ~ BROADWAY, tnear Canal ssrses.) NEW YoRl
iyl3 3pH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16


Il. T. BRIGGS,
Ct Gravier street,
fe25 2ptf up stairs.
Douglas 5 SkseysU00d's
PATENT ToURNURE CORsE
This article combines in garment corset Of superior
shape and finish and hustle of perfect model ensurng
hea thfa action to the lungs and comfortable support the
spns 1t has been by all who among
whom are several eminent members of the medical faculty.
be the only corset without objection either artistic phy
illogical. No lady can we'll DO without It.
D. L s. still manufacture their well known
ExPAN sION SKIRT!
aa-samples may be seen at the Agency.
-..- B. WENTWORTH,
Wholesale Agent,
liz Canal street, Royal
X Entrance oil Royal street fe26 2plm
To the Ladies.
EMBROIDERED oHEM1sEs,
SKIRTS,
MILLINERY,
.~.m sHAwLs and MANTILLAs.
At MRS. TROUBLES,
m2 2pf Il Royal St. between Benvie and Cont
French PerftSnaery.
FINEST FRENCH PERFUMERIES,
just received by
LION & PINsARD,
le2s 2pa Corner Of ROYAL and Bienvle ats
W. II. Wilson,
DEALER
N WAT G ES, JE LRY,
slLyERWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS. FANCY GOODS,
ETC., ETC., etc.,
Jas 2ptf No. IS Can nj street.
Fans. Fans. Fans.
Just received, LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL AssoRT-
MENT Of
DRESS FANS,
In great variety of Styles and Prices. For sale by
LION & PINSARD,
fe14 2pf corner Royal and Bisnville Sta
Morning Star Ctga, Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
t cod ORE DE LA CRUZ,
Proprietor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
THE OONCENTRATED CURE


For the tai Organs he obtained by sending S5 TO
the AGENT a. above.
SENT EREE BY MAIL,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
Boots an0 Shoes.


WHALlNo'--For real genuine pleasure to the
aadiepee, lhsre has never been panorama here
equal to that now at the Melodson Of a whaling
voyage In the South Seas. Capt. WlnIams, who
explains the painting, does not pretend to any Of
tbs rhetorical hourishss ofIsf styled "Profsssor," "
but 10 plain common sense language nLrratss
TIE scenes through which be passed himself vbsn
on board whaling ship, and by his graphic de-
serPtlonS keeps the interest up to the last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

Persons In any part Of the world may be successfully
Teetvv oTWaIding correct detail ei their with
AdiIsss DI, AMOS q SON, corner Msia and ousy-sts.
Buffalo N. Y, IaRedk dkGly9ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

17'T7s
FLOUR-Is active and firm, with sales leo brls.
extra at $685. IFS brls, and 90 do, at same and two
lots Of so brls, red wheat double extra at $3.50.
WHEAT-Mors active, and an advance has been
obtained Sales arc: ears red at 81 car do at
o. cars do. at 95: white at l,3} and 5000
bus do. for future delivery, at l,32.
C0RN-The demand continues good. Sales are;
! car at G2c and cars at &c,
HIGHWINES-Are a little better. Sales are,
o5 brls in three lots, at 93tc and 10 brls at 24c.
BUTTER-The market, owing to free receipts, il
not SO firm, except for choice qualities Shippers
are buying at lJ0l6c.
EGGS-Have declined and are worth only Ice.
nOGS-Are quiet and firm at 5,5Oa0,O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

Dr. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu-
sVe TO tins peculiar class Of maauts and the Tee thsy
have consequently been enabled 20 render fellow
lures Is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by con
escont patients and others daily arriving IN town om al
aIts OF the country rthe express nY OF consult
atons while heiGe 1eItons have been c ed by the
signal advantages; vet from what they haee experienced
.qulng into the causes OF these infectious complaints
from their most smpe condition TO that Of the most dan
and nyelerael they have always entertained N
possibility OF their ention. and removal aud likewise
invariably found that IA most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced 10 OF he
io9ng causes Ignorance, neglect OF the bad eert sol
unsklt and improper tTea nent therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN Discovering In theg election nf
heir remedies, safr eeetuu aud cautious course omit
tug ali combination Of remedies which bear eQuivoea
character we'll hose whose premature niuci
Application might be productive o had consequence In the
ands Of nrvae individuals In short the audnbe end
'irrcmcies ie the osssning Of great mass Of human
hy the aleyation, roller aud pIesenuOn of those
yevQns actions thar IN reality the secret foes OF 1a
tnd which, while they exiensvely surround
vIouT skill aud interference IN their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
NEW YORK MARKET-Der 21.
tBY TELEGRAPH.l

Foursalss Of t7Ol bbs at s5lEs5 20 for super stats
So S5ASb 40 State; Sbl5h for super
09d5 As for common TO med extra western, S505 rs
IlT good ehuprg b. andS extra LoUp
~ ayket quiet and firm
Canadian FOur-Salt 30 b0s at s. as 90, common TO
ch ice EXTRA. market quiet and unchanecd.
Rye Floun-In tRir request 81 $4,000, 40.
Wheat .iet aud firm. Sales OU at 81 y for Nj
Cuh; ~ 80 wHi'e Mich.
Rys-tluet anu endy at 0ls9Ac.
Bsr .cy-Firtuly held at 76(dis6c.
urn-H aud lower ales 3 400 bus at s1ds5c r r
if.riW primo white ~ low.
Oats-LOwer. Sa o. 469idb for 81 ate VI stern and
CTuuuiin.
wnisky-Heavy and lower Sale 356 bbls at h(9l,c
ClDsing hea y a 2G5fc.
Pors-Dull aud deciing Sales F'n bbs at 10 8
960,ld mess; $40 G0Ill,hs prime; 20 Old tiu n)s..
Beef-Dul and unchanged Sales 30. ibis at Si,0 20
or euuIy prime; s. O0ds5 81 for country $5lUS
old a-d Tepaeked ness aud Sl0sOlo 20 fsT extra
beef hnmUuc N eed snl quiet at l0lllc for western
PRIME mes beef quiet at Sl7G5 9
Gu meats quiet ard unchanged Sales 80 packages at
Gs4Gl7o for shOulde RS; gls alec fOr haus
BacJuQuet and unchanged Sales 100 green hams at Q
4 ON The block
fard-Dul and heavy. sales go bb's st ICa46llc
Butter-Moderate demand II l21)6o for OhlO; l5123c
f1r sta
Cheesr-steadv. at 90llkc
Mol-Quiet and im. Snles G0000 lbs fleece at 45G6Oc
AMI lS0 bll o. foreign prgrte eTms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
Mrs. HELEN M, WRIGHT, Mstron
MF Levi BUTfLtsS, Blgint - Assistant

Parents are assured thai while boarding p1pils contribute
much than Ddg pupils 90 he support the peFmaHGucy
md success Of the nsauOn We are enablet by system
attic OF their time their study, their
aud by their withd al from he auremens
erupnns q, home and sacoty To do vastly aud bet
Ter for them than Tor day pupils a. trd 10 them
Il is therefore, houed that all who come am abroad will
enter as boarding pupils aud that chizens OF Cieseand
will so ur as lhey make 4 eonvt neM To do 20, send
their s boarding pupils thus advancing The pros
prTiy aud usefulness OF their iut utOp OF Which
they should, sud Justly, be proud; and a the
time be more han repaid BY the greater adNanag stee
No pains will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant aud pTd able 10 will he the
the management OF the Institution TO the highest
possible advantages Ia all departments Of thorough bnd
liberal education
attend 10 IusTume ntal Mnsc OcAl Music Ere Uh
lug and Paint thess departments lundtT the
harEe OF tebchers who devote htmtelyely 70 their
Of cIee lenoe.
Mons subt native Of Paris 6ue scholar and superior
hugutt bong teacher by prnetsion teaches with
and precision rarely ohseIyed aud as IA the Sem.
mary, his pupils have the hest possible opportunity Oi
learning 20 speak the Language correctly nud Wih hu0pcY
fupiis from We CIV whose parents deslie viii be o!
be made lion the bills Of SUCH expense thereby
saved 70 the Seminary, sud indeed greatly prefer 10
have az remain with ~ without Interruption thrcugh the
Iay pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus fr, m
their homes 10 the Semins and hack be acoommndu-
lsd a. reasonable me BY appying a. tho Omnibus oniee
Ctzer and oilers are Invited to call and oEtmne The
Institution aud Ia beautiful surroundings and satisfy hom-
selves that advaleges superior 70 those hee offered are
TKRAs:-FOT Boa'd and Tuition per Tern Of Twenty
Weeks. 500 FOR Tuition q bay Puuils, frm S20
Bills able IN adVaEee No pupils Teoeyed less than
an eutiTe teIm-twenty weeks.
deel9 B. N. SANFORD, Principal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

An instrument for the of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness, sc Can be perna
nenly cured IN from een days % two months b. the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
SUGARS
TALLOW.
LEADER OFFICE,

Hsy... ptonl2 700 ls Oh water-Eastn tIbbll laa 2
DO baled fton ID 20 00Sand'y Hd Cefnnt $50 s.
Hops.........llb 90 l6White Lime 90 q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
CHERTFF,S SALF--PURSUANT MT

GHERTFF'S SALE.--PURSUANT
~ TO oths command OF writ OF Yeudi yponas, issued
im he Court OfCOmuun Pleas Of Cuynhoga county The
.ut Of A. irlner pd against Fredciics Hausermno,
den TO me directed, shal or for sale at public auction
at he door OF the Court House tcurncr Senera Cham
pail sreetsl in the city OF Ueyeli nd, in std county
the 23f day Of Jauua 1862 a ociock P NJ Of said dsv
the follow ing DESERVED lands tenemrns, to witt Sit
uae IN the tOwush Of Parma, county OF Cuyahoga Ohio
aud Known part OF Lot No Seventeen "a IN the Tuck
erman Truct 81 called being all Of spd Lot No except
ing the south part thereof conveyed by said
Frederick Hausenan ~ one John Hauserman By iy
decd. end bounced the SOUTH the east and lot
lines and The North nv line 20 be drswn parallel with
said south line from east TO west through said Lot No H.
and far enough from sad south line contain
land more the piece ueeby intended be
being y OF laud less, but subject
all iegal highway Apprsistd at 1885,. 90.
ID. l.. WIGHThAN, Sheriff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
NEW TREATMENTS,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary

EsJt bli,hsd ior tha cue of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague
asthma lseiBieRf Consumption, llifm-
ities of YOuh and Old Age DC
~ NO MERCURY USED. IA
DR.. AMOS & SON,
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
IA the State whoa members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London. May be- consulted from O'Clock
the morning until Pat night IN every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they Vdupt the resutO upwan
Of thirty extensive practice In Europe aud erica.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

Or AMOS SONtuke pleasure IN announcing that thsy
have Invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases II has teen subjected by the
most eminent physicians Ia London, Paris philadeipha
aud New York. has been declared the nstTu
meu ever Invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness or
y disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
N. B.--DT AMOS SON, In order to satisfy the most
afeptoal as To the merits Of tins instrument pledge them.
selves hat in instance where it may prove nnsasiao
tory afer fair trial The will DO refunded BY re-
turning the instrument iu good order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

La N aEssSs.. Ss..,., .c,ssa
HtLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD-TlDfE TABLE, No. lb
Totake effect and afteI Thursday February TO- 1859
ooINg EAST GOING WEST.
clfDelaad 10 Y0pRgf- fOnHgsfgtcR 10 CifBs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

M ASrER'S SALE - PUhS ANT
4NA ~ The cummend of dcnrcinl order " sale from
ths Court Of Common pleas OF Cuyahlga ouuv, a. the
auN o he Qguc o. Severance ana Catolne NJ eeveauee,
against Norman {. Baldwin May ii baldwin, John N
Aunsto nd o. hers which order is 20 me duecied,
shall expose for sale ~ iuhc Auction ~ The door u ne
Court House cfnr ui Aengo and Chsnpain streets in
lhe CITY % Cleveland Tho ih dsy Of tauuhrr. A, w.,
agls Of land ~ glte aud being In e city Of Cevolund,
ard duscfiht sfuluws, 20 witt
Situate IN tho township of nuukiyn, being numb
IN the hifocuth oi iuWuEhrt the Connecticut
Western hesevei "a the Stao vt Onto and which s also
inthe County of Cuyat and 4 known by being In that
par Of hs city u Oh vol nd which urmelY the city "
Ohio All described flll0ws 20 wit i-tslaud block
Nos 2e 90 aud ~ sccord rg aud survey made hy
AhlE merrhau and recorded IN the Cuyahnfa County Re-
cqds said block being the same herooro decided TO said
Norman Baldwin by ruompson, be the SAM more ot
less but subject all lern hifhwavs Sni1 ap
praised - follows to VII Lo' number ~ at sit0O Lot
humber % At $50; lot umbeT q a. $50.
40 LAWRENCE, Nfaster Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with eyeand and Toledo Cleveland Co
umhus q, d Cncnna Cleveland and Erie, and CleVs SAa
and Pittsburgl Railr q ds.
AT SOlcI with hacks to Chagrn Falls, nc.
At hTanua with hacks for Ravenna, DC.
Al Braoevtlle with hacks to Newtor falig, &C.
At Waneu with hacks to Sharon. Greenfield, MsAdgnls
Bloomfield Canfeid &c.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, POlanA
Lowell, aud Enou Valley and thence by y. W. G. u,
CHAs l.. RHODES, supf.
Cleraland Eah q 1880
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-28
No Spaugl rs Block.
II

GHERIFF'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE
- ota.yr Of TieH Fa las issued from the Court Of
Cunmun Pleas Of Cuynhpg cOnnty az the ,uit Of soph
Shophar pl inn tea ns the schooner John Weber, de.
endant have LEVIED upon aud shalt of for sale pu
lc hucuu the Old hiter bed the shipyard vt
Lanin et Stevenson, IN the city Of Cleveland, in said
county un the 18th day Of December 1870 at O'Clock r.
N; tue following described property, tuwi The schooner
ID l., WiGHTMAN, sherif.
= NICOLA D. r. BEAyis. Ait ys for fitG
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09
1860 is at Hand!
With No. S20-three weeks hence

With No. 820-three weeks hence
closes the time Of quIe a number Of our subs
cri5erS. The beginning OF year is a conve-
uirni time 10 subscribe.
All whose pay has then run out (unlesS
- we know they desire our paper and will
soon remi0 viii have their names erased
T.rom oar list until we hear again from
= them. We give this 'EirmcIy NOtiCc
hoping that every reader Will compliment
,z-u> with his counlenance and has cash next
: - year. Besides the News, Literature and
= Fun, The Presidential Election of go will
be full Of interest, aud we intend 10 do our
~ full share on our side aud show fair play
0Io the other.
- In many ne ghhorhootS in Union county
- (and some ont OF It) we might easily have
- maay more readers, with very htle effort,
~eilher IN clubs of 10 for $40, for 81, or
, ,S''I copy for Sl.50-ca~h always advance.
TRY IT, reader! and see how many you
can raise.
- IL ,riH send PROSPECT5S'o oHy rcIo desire u.
br II 1'iSg'hsr U0Gsc.sS, iUy 0He r'"S' n'thiorS
v"iu trust Tim gyUo7t Aisl Ctn -igt-tni rrs'rsy
the pItsr soi he crila iIgtszst. ~ tile PryiHce
Postage NIpps 'reH as C'sh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09
In that Letter to Sec'y Floyd,

! (Says Chicago paper,) the time, place
names and object are divulged, and laiC
before the President and Cabinet, week.
before the outbreak at Harper's Ferry
which is but few miles by railroad from
Washington Government spies and Of ficial.
90 back and forth every day. Browns
person was known to thousands, and be
was openly in Harper's Ferry, under an.
other name. Yet not hint was given
no notice was taken, whatever, of the
threatened danger-uot even the little
guard doubled. And when the attack was
known, the L. S. Government only sent
on a single squad Of martaes, when the
alarm was that there were HUNDREDS o!
armed negroes and HUNDREDS of armed
whites, in possession Of the Arsenal .
This little band sent to conquer large
one, looks very much as though F7qgd and
Buchanan kaec eracty that Il small .tocce
Broirn hdd If they did heed the warn
ing so circumstantially fai,hful-discoy-
cred that Browns force was so small that
it could be crushed at a blow-and allow
ed the conspiracy to ripen for the sake of
making party capital, the guilt is far more
on the head Of the Administration than on
crazy Brown and his mougrel crew.
s0-The efforts of the Democracy to
clear their brother Democrat, Cook, (who,
living at Harper's Ferry, and knowing
Browns faiIings, probably iuveislei him
into that point is suspicious. Was he
not, in fact--to aid his Democratic friends
politicalIy-tbc prime move of the whole
affair? Willard, M'Douald and Voorhees,
three leading Democrats of Indiana
rush to his rescuel Buchauan's organ
publishes Plea for his acquittal. 1t is
echoed in all the party presses. Bat the
people and the judges of that region look
beyond party : they are in earnest; and if
Brown suffers, Cook also must suffer, for
he is in reality the worst of the two. So
Cook falls in the ditch he and his brother
Democrats dug for Brown :.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09
THE OLD. OLD HOME!

Whon 7 Ion, Enr saintrI m, morrs
,u...., ,-o,,s ,b.v conn.
,,I,o,I,n ,rms 10 ,ond.r
NJ. ,ho oil OIL, bona,
IT.. h.,r, b.s many ,ass,ces
rhrou,h which the t..I;,,s ro,m.
pr, ;,s m;a.I,. ,isl. i sacr.d
IN olJ aid home,
CHoRus-o, the OH, on nome!
U, the oid, oli nome
lioid my arms anu ponuer
On the Old, Old hOnie'
rhoro infancy was sh lterea
III, ros..hn,is f,om tn. hast
WIZ. .h;t,hood,s lr;cf ,lv.ipn
L. ;,o,sn.ss v.s ,.ss.d.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09

A LINIMEsr for spavirs, bruises, lame
ness, &c, may be made as follows: Two
ounces oil OF spike, two oupces organum,
two ounces hemlock, two ounces worm
wood, four ounces sweet oil, two ounces
spirits of ammonia, two ounces gum cam
phor; add two ounces spirits Of turpentiue
to one quar-; of proof spirits, . Pei cent;
Nix we'll ,ogether, and bottle tight.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09
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ESTEE VI

The Constitution recognizes the right Of
property of the master in slave, and makes
NJ diaiaction between this description of
property aud other property owned BY
citizen-Use2 ScoH UcjsioR.
Mr.. BATES thinks that the Constitution
does make a distinction between Slave pro-
.per,y and other property, in this, that it
allows the former to VOTE and the latter
not, aud hence it is not entitled 10 %
where other property goes under the Con-
stituiion. This point was not noticed iu
the arguments before the Court, nor in the
decision.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-09

The Mobile Mercury gives the following
Illustration of African genius: "At the
late Fair Of the West Alabama Agrieul-
iural Society, held at Dempolis, premi-
um of silver cup was awarded to +. T.,
Page, of Mobile, for portrait of Hon, r.
S. Lyon. The artist is colored man,
formerly barber on Royal street. lie is
Of unblemished character, Of strict integ-
ri,y, and highly esteemed BY his White ac-
Guaiatauces.'