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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-30
Groceries. &f.
Chemical Soaps.

GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor anc
~ Honey Soap, CieavOr's Glycerine, Musk and Hone'
Soap-wafraated genuine for sale by : .,.-,,,.,,,,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

SPORTING AT sT. PETERsBuRa.-M. Viardot gives
an account Of a hunting association in ST. Peters
burg, the members Of which frequently travel one or
two hundred miles for the pleasure of hunting bear
When one is discovered by the peasants, they bring
in the news to St. Petersburg, knowing that they
viii be richly paid. He gives an account of a
hunt which lasted three minutes after twentyeight
hoursl travel. A Pole told him a story of a lame
friend, who, attacked by bear and unable to run
away, threw the contents of his snuffboX into the
beasts eyes, and then, while Brun was rubbing them
with his paws, killed him at his LEISURE There are
very few hares in the vicinity of ST. Petersburg The
society had 400 brought from Moscow and let loose
in line hunting ground, twenty-five miles from the
city, for grand hunt. Everybody came with an
enormous amount of powder and shot, expecting to
shoot hfty at least Others, who did not wish to ex-
balls should be used. At last came the eyentfl dav
but there were no hares. The whole colony had re.
turned to Moscow, this time not by post. And the
worst OF all was that they took they few native hares
WIN them telling them, apparently, that living was
cheaper about Moscow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
HOW THEY DO THINGS IN po1NrE coupEn

i The following is from the Pointe Coupee Eeho-s
staunch Democratic journal-of the 25th inst, The
fact stated by the Echo evinces commendable liber
atty on the part of the Democrats of that good old
parish, which, on any fair and honorable test cues
tlon, 10 sure for an overwhelming Democratic major
lty Everybody took chance, not even the bloody
Know Nothngs the diabolical, detestable, damna
BILE and utterly redemptonless Known Nothings ~
being excluded from participating in what might
materially influence their immediate local interests
afterwards.
This, we would respectfully suggest expressly
stipulating, however, that we mean nothing of the
meddhng Sort and only speak professionally, is
contrary to "immemoral Democratic usages ),
handed down from Jefferson, Madison, jackson, Van
buren, Folk aud Buchanan, and may subject the
Pointe Coupeeans to an ukase Of ostracism. We
don't see how the Custom. House can help wagng
war upon this sngulary outrageous innovation upon
usages."
Here is what the Echo has to say in regard to its
Parish ticket:
The PARISH TICKET. Sufficient returns have
been received to place beyond doubt the election
OF the ticket which we place at the head Of our col
nnns TINS week. At every precinct in the parish
large and fu vote was polled, and the nominees OF
TINS election are certainly the choice of the people,
Ia reality, it amounts to nothing more than an cleo
Mon Of officers without nominations, for every voter
m the parish, 4. N. and Democrat was allowed to
express @ ms prefer ence at the baotbox. Ia our
ne1e we snail nave something to say of each of the
nominees y. Wv
Last Saturday morning we published an article
rom the Echo showing how astonishingly the sepa.
toria Convention for the Pointe Coupee District was
managed, and how beautifully the parish of Ayoy.
elles was ostracised We present elsewhere, another
article on the same subject from our up river cotem
porary Together or separately, they furnish inter
esting items of political history.
We also publish, from the same paper, the editors
description Of his method of swallowing Davidson
and the nomination of Davidson 1t is superlatiyely
rich. We imagine him going through the process.
ana laugh obstreperously. Our contemporary is
trump. |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

THOMAS G. DAvIDsoN.-In spite of the violent on.
position, made to the old wheel.horse," two years
ago, he has again come out a long way ahead of all
people with fair and undsputed nomination, and
although this fact does not by any means cover bis
multiplicity of SINS nor does be appear less objection
able to us than he did two years ago, yet we must
very bitter pill but we close our eyes, open our
mouth, hold our breath, make wry face and sa
here goes" This is only carrying out Democratic
principle and we will never be found acting in oppo-
ston to it. Let nomination Re fairly and honorabv
made, and we will always abide by it.
We publish elsewhere the proceedings of the con.
yention at Yidalia, from which it will be seen Mr..
Davidson obtained thirty.four votes. We place his
name among the Democratic nominees, as candidate
for Congress. [Pointe Coupee Echo, 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
ARE ovERFLows PREVENTIVE OF YELLOW
FEuER

Under this caption we find an interesting paper
in the current number of the New Orleans Medical
and Surgical Journal, the data cited going to show
that the tendency of overows is to lessen the labil
ity OF epidemics and the severity Of the disease. The
theory advanced is, in brief, that yellow fever is
disease Of the hot season. heat of its most
tial known conditions and that an extensive over.
How must produce great refrigeration by evaporation
and consequently diminish one apparent cause that
Is, heat. New Orleans is with its environs says the
Journal, least subject to overflow, as compared with
other portions OF lower Louisiana, but is most subject
to yellow fever. Yellow fever did not appear in
Louisiana until 1885, anterior to which the annual
foundations were little restricted by artificial levees
the river overfowing the low grounds at will In the
year 1916 remarkable overflow submerged the city
and the surrounding country and loud were the prog.
nosticaons of fever, but no epidemic followed and
the French Medical Society referred to the inunda-
tion as having exercised salutary influence upon
health The fact of this opinion of the beneficial in.
fluences of overfows having prevailed half century
ago is affirmed by the work on 1.-THE Topography
and Diseases of louisiana" published in 1917, by
DrJ. W. Heusts, U. s. Army, who says that rainy
season renders the city of New Orleans healthy by
keeping the ponds filled with water"
There has never been an epidemic in the town of
Alexandria during the years that overflows have
happened since the first epidemic in 1919. An extra
ordinary and prolonged exemption from yellow fever
in New Orleans followed the great innuudaton pre-.
vious to 1858, and examinations of the mortuary
records show that in other cases similar exemption
from disease has resulted from, or merely happened
AFTER the country round about and the lower portions
of the city being submerged. The Journal thinks
that in the state Of uncertainty as to the essential
causes Of yellow fever and taking into view the d.
minished or total absence of yellow fever epidemics
hitherto witnessed during several inundations Of the
city, as in 1885, ls4950, ETC., unreasonable presump.
ton arises favorable to the expedency of least irr
eating or washing out every street Of the city by
onstant streams of river WATER day and night during
the hot season. This could easily be done by locks
placed in the levee; and when the river recedes, by
simple means, well known TO engineers, the tap
ping of the river in front of the city, SO as to wash
every street, from April to November, could not fail
to purify and cool the city, and would probably
diminish if not wholly prevent the ravages of yellow
Fever An experiment of this kind, nowhere so easy
of execution as in this city, is, independently of its
bearings on yellew fever, the most important one
which rational sanitarians have in their power to
accomplish for the cty-one which deserves trial of
zen years or more Duration |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Ag-The Great English Rcmedy--Sir james
cLARKEsCELEpRArEp FEMALE PILLS !-Pepared from pre-
scripon Of Sir j. Clarke H. d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition but safe
remedy for Female Difficulties Distinctions from any cause
whntever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
10 Married Ladies' it peculiarly suited II WILL In short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have known to fail where the dire
ons on the second page of the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars pamphlet free of the agent
NJ B-sl and postage stamps, eseloed any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills by return
OF mail.
General Agent for the United States NOSES Rochester
MY yJ.WRIaHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents and
s7-S by all respectable Druggists fes 2plykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

GRAND ,F0URTH OF july BALL AT OCEAN SPRINGS.
Weresr that large portion of the public who believe
IN pAkotc agitation to the advertisement of the ad
mirabe chance which is afforded them Of "gong in,
on the Glorious Fourth, for Messrs. E. W. Geer h
Co, the magnanimoua hosts Of Ocean Springs Hotel
intend to enlarge the hospalites Of that fayorite
establishment on Monday next, and give grand
ball. Il will be got up in style, and the cool breezes
at command will render dancing not so warm work
- may b feared by those who have not tried the ex
ercise under the circumstances,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Datley's Magical PAN, Esfr0ctO,.

Dnttey's .Nagical Pain Extractor.
Possesses the unques.ionabe power instantly to check
ton This Is acceded by many eminent the profession and
by all that have used hence this great
property it naturally follows that the pain which, in cases
OF Burns scaids etc, Is produced by inflammation must
cease as soon as snbdue
caused It, Read the many certificates cures in pamphlets
which can be had gratis of the Agents.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. 21 and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed. ie27 2ns,aodsw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

OILY remedy eyer
offered the public that has to cure when rec
tons followed. is MLANE'S LIVER PILL prepared bv
Fleming Bros P;tsburg Pa several years sfoe
the public and has been introduced in all the Union
here has been used, 1t has had the triumphant
and has actually driven other medicines IT has
been tried under all the different phases pas and has
been found equally ehicacious in all.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLANES GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS. of Ptsbug, Pa There other Pills purportine
to be Liver Pills. before the public Dr. MLanes gen.
nne Liver Pills also his vermuee can now be
had at all ecable drug genuine without the
signature of FLEMING BROS. Sold by SCovII. & MEAD
Ill and 3 Chartres street. Orleans Wholesale Agents
for the South. ;.o7 2netgw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

:, Cincinnati chemist says the report that disers
IN ONO and other Western States are in the habit Of
terly without foundation. And, lie adds that The
addison OF strychnine to the other ingredients would
be sheer waste, as the "red eyes and !" rifle y
kill at forty yards" " "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

@- Private and Confidential The agents
for that wonserfu toilet article throughout America
oR1STADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, are Instructed
never TO reveal bird party the any person
chasing it. No suspicion therefore aght those who use
it, for the dark and glossy shadeor rather varieties of
which it capable of mpang by any possibility be
detected as artificial Free from causc it may applied
without fear to the weakest hair, will ate Or bemsh
the most sensitive scalp.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
jelO 2plmGW CRISTADoRo No. 6 Astor House. NY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

euTcIDs thriving farmer near Chatham, Can.
ads West cut bis throat with razor few days ago,
because the frost had ruined his whole crop. He
took into bis head insane idea that starvation was
impending over his family and attempted to kill his
Two children they escaped from him, and be then
hnished himself.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

eram;nat;NS SERsEY Po1soNIRG CAsE.-The Coroners
taone n 7 Snto the wife-poisoniag case at Mon.
dict M ~, concluded on the 2sd inst. by yer.
fn,Iv % a,s a, ,ssmo wickham and Solomon Cole will.
Cole ~ adra,n.a, y did kill and murder Helena n.
vonoics : 9. - to her an excessive dose Of nux
tes,;,soa S1 deadly poison according 10
ses.'mony There is Me doubt tbat IL D. da,;sos
n.sly murdered BY for the nsurane. aepsI
.s, aaals y said that holds another nooa e.. ss
Jeryis. we NE oi lady in Port
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

AHANDsoAE LEGAcY.--In another column may be
foupd the acknowledgment Of the President Of the
Firemen's Charitable Association of the receipt Of
$1,000, bequsathed to it by the late Andrew Hodge,
conveyed to through Thomas Hiddestone, ESQ.
and Col Isaac e. Seymour, executors of the estate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

FATAL ExrLosloN.--On the 22d a large gas
meter on Washington street. Boston, exploded, ia.
tally Dlarng three persons, and wounding two
others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

FINE LIQUORS Coleman & Withers adver.
use that they have received consignment of Superior old
Southampton apple hrande pure and one old Bou
bon whisky
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Ey- Board of Public Works. We are au-
thorizsd to announce AUGUSTIN DUPLANTIER as capdi.
date for Commissioner of the Board of for the
First District subject to the decision the District Conyen
ion ,n,o1 en.5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

na-Third Ward American CIub-The m eet-
lngs OF this Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
at IA o'clock at the Hail. Camp Nachez streets
Members will please attend punctuay business of import
will be transacted.
jel8 J. G. POINDEXTER Pres,t nro tan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Fsrts.en's Charitable .associasto,.

accordance with resolution adopted by the Board of Del
egates this Association gratefully acknowledges the receipt Of
o NE THOUSAND DOLLARS, generously bequeahed to #
by late phianhropic fellow-ciEen, ANDREW HODGE,
JR and conveyed to IL through the hands Of Thomas Hde
stone Eq and COL Isaac G. Seymour Executors Of the Estate
The Members Of the Association, and the Widows and Or
phans under lis charge will cherish his memory. His
will be enrolled alongside Of HENDERSON and TouRo.
I. N. MARKS,
ie29 2plt President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

RgEighth Ward American CIub-A meet
ing of this Club takes place WEDNESDAY NEXT 29th
inst at hafp past7 O'Clock p NJ Club room u g. Hotel
Punctual attendance is requested.
By order of the President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

TIE OCEAN BPRNGs BALL.-We tender our apollo.
ges y Mesars. 3. Geer y CO. for invitations re-
celved, which bid ns to participation in the grand
Fourth of July ball which they will give at the Ocean
Springs Hotel on Monday night next If we are not
there Il will not be because we have not the mind to
shake leg for the honor and glory OF the repub-
lIc and the heroes of 76.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

1 Q. 10. /. Members Of Howard Lodge are refer.
Ted 70 notice 81 regular meeting to take place on
xhursdsy evening, when officers to serve for the en-
suing year will be elected. fS@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

npsAR HOUSE MOI ASSESS -Messrs. Barell; h "a
7. T.. 'n.es hundred barrels sugahouss mossse for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
KILLED BY A RATTLEsNAKE-A correspondent of
the Beaufort IN. C.) Sun writes:

the Beaufort IN. C) Sun writes:
N. r. Rushing, who was bitten by a rattlesnake
about IL o'clock, the 10th of June, instant, about
one and half miles from his residence on Calf Pen,
(near Gilonsville c. H.) died at o'clock that eve.
ming, He had small son with him, and kept him
until ne was in excruciang pain, when he sent him
lor assistance 1t was two or three hours before any
one came, when be was too far gone for medicine to
expired at o'clock "N''e "s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

q \. aoRPHr, auctioneer, win sell at sIess,rss
.,s,oas sfo,nsr. No Gravisr street. his day !. I,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

yan ACCIDENTAL young man named Henry
throxXXk Lost his life on the 22d inst. by being
Nm wagon near Albany. N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Roofing Mnteriug.

HOONng .Hnteri0g.
Agency for the sale of MCCULLOUGH Co. IS celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON
AMERICAN TIN,and
Galvanic Protected Iron.
Ihe daivanic Protected Iron is article made from
Charcoal 1ron and coated with composition which rende II
not only entirely ustproo and well adapted to this climate
but the most durable and chespe article ever isvented s
roofing purposes ''
HEATON & OLIVIER,
mS5o 2p3m Sole Agents, 40 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

John Todd,
CHARTRES STREET,
Is now selling his entire assortment Of
Fancy Dress Goods, Laces and Millinery,
AT An
I'M MENSE &c EDUCTION.
The entire stock this Springs Importation and consists
of the choicest styles in
CoLoRED DRESS SILKS,
PLAIN AND FIGURED BLACK SILKS,
GRENADINES oRGANDIEs.
INDIA MUsL1Ns.
English and French Bareges.
FINE THREAD LACEs, EMBROIDERIEs.
BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS, sHAwLs,
MANTILLAs AND BURNoUs,
LADIES' AND MISSES BoNNETs,
RI DING HATS, FEATHERS FLOWERS, RIBBONS
And Other
M Il Z. N 81 1Y GOODS
AT LESS THAN COST
Also Superior Assortment of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SWISS NAINsOOK, INDIA
AND OTHER AUSLINs, .n.4
AT MALT PRICE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

.u0reai1's Restaurant,
1T CANAL STREET
During the season this well kpown ss.s,,.s,a Ina
'esh rented and put complete order and sncs syss.az
mace az to guarantee to patrons at all sn Al aAs s
oies the markets Afford
ne pubic may rest assured that nothing VIA
on our part to maintain the reputation tha. N0ggAg exs
nnefio edha Of being one Of the b. s
the United States -~ -~
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors uazasspa'as
nl7 2pf ,,rr,,-.x
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

To the Trade,
II h N r. Y T. BRIGEG. 4
JEWELER,
AZ the Store occupied by Joseph Rnasy.
No. 80 CANAL STREET, NO
Respectfully calls the attention of Tho r;,, - r,s
" w ac mai he has just opened, and will essnm c
S.x1EzS -IxE yEGx.E.Rr.
Consisting in part of LoCKETs. CHAINS. cAss,sf ,nvn
ErRUscAN SETS, EAR RINGS. FINGER sswssa -
Keys Trinkets, etc. which he will take pessp,, =, Ss,.
81. T. BRIGGS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

NxW 0RLKANs MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
We have received the July number, valuable edi
ton of this standard medical periodical.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

BANKING MTELL1oENcE. See notices relative to
closing Of the Bank Of New Orleans and the Lousi-
ana Stats Bank on Monday next, the Fourth of July
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
EctdeMCe.

Ectde7aCe.
Evidence resolves itself generally two kinds Direct and
crcumstantial We oer direct evidence the following mos,
important subject to the community offer the names
Cergymen Lawyers Judges Physicians and others to the fact
that
Hembolds Extract of Buchu
will cure without fail all diseases of the Kidnes the Rla5dr
Gravel Dropsy Distractions and all Nervous Affections The
word NFALL1BLE suits its operations nicely because it
yet failed therefore it becomes what NAV be
said certain REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street, 40
General Agents for the South whom all orders should
be sddressed. ie97 ons.aodk1t1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

.,s's., sss ADysErsrsrsr headed croket olubu il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Fms DEPARrxssT.--A meeting Of the Board Of
Fhemen Y called for n this evening and the notice
hpablished in due form elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
House to Rent

House to Rent
AID
+ FIXTURES FOR SALE OF WELL ESTA ABLISHEp
ICE CREAM AND soDA-wATER SALOON
AND CIGAR STORE.
0Everyhing in complete order and ready to commepc
business Apply to
wr@.4 EDMOND Fl. CHADWICK.
je27 2ptf HYDE q cood-i.h,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

BANK or NEW ORLEANs.- Notice is given that the
Board Of Directors have declared dividend Of four
per cent payable ont Of the profits Of the past six
months, on and after Tuesday next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE %, 1859.

~ LIN cS5UA - AONNlN0p JUNE ~, 1909.
sSSSScs-
- sses Arpias tie city dsrina sAe smmer. srhs desir4
- Datsv s JsrNarded 70 Them, hare either
sstssffsr spect6sd time. 5y leavisg their
oV1~saa 1e1lvses = tks etEcs.
~ " ~ Indebted 70 the officers Of the magnif-
Uent eeeamsr John Raine for late Lousville paper.
1hs Raine y o6 again this evening She il olcered
~ clever gentlemen.
1HHuANFxPHc CoRREsroxDENcs. We give, in
another colamn, a. interesting Communication from
cur Tshnantepes correspondent. Some Of the news
has bsen anticipated, but that renders the document
mona the len readable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
To Cotton Factors and x.gos,se,-e.

subscriber having completed all his Rnasass n uur
prepared 10 supply all orders for IRON HOOPS With Ma 1g
' ior next seasons crop fesrly application ssssaa.
now fastening acknowledged BY all Rmss assn
Tar superior to any invented before
Afps al NO. i2H Commercial Place-F. BEElsHzR. agssa
A1 1p'ni Fl. FAsyssS AEytg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-10-14

the stagnant surface of immemorial ser.
vitude and imm, bility, America hiss come
out from national nonent,ty. to become
already one of the great powers of the
world and of history. A people who
have so rapidly and succes.fnlly accom-.
plished the first stadium of their history
ought to be grateful for the past, buoy
ant and hopeful for the future. Old fo-
gyism is absurd in any one whose lot has
happily fallen on these modern times
But an American "old fogy" deserves to
be rowed up the stream Of time and set
down somewhere among the bogs Of an.
tiquity, or on the dismal heath of the
Middle Ages.
Unroll the map-reverse the action of
the despairing diplomatist-and you
shall see enough to inspire the warmest
thanks for the recent progress Of man
kind In virtue. knowledge, freedom-all
that enters into the complicated idea of
human happiness, and at the same time
to awaken the highest hopes for the fu-
ture of humanity. There is, to be sure.
much lef to deplore-much to work
against. Denounce all this as boldly,
contend against it as vigorously as you
will. but hope is necessary to lift up the
spirit and nerve the arm to affect either
for our own or the common veal. To
roll up the map, to despair Of humanity.
to shut our eyes against the further sur
vey of its progress and withhold our
hand from bearing helpful part in its
struggles, is to show ourselves utterly
unworthy to enjoy or to assist in bring
ing en- the gOot lime coming.
Apropos of maps: Every well-ap-
pointed family dining-room ought to con-
tain at least two-never to be rolled up
-one of the world, another of the Uni
ted States, that young eyes and young
fingers may learn betimes to trace the
progress of events. to keep up with the
flow Of history, and to cherish a large
and thoughtful philanthropy. How ma
ny frivolous and malicious discussions
would the habit banish--how much use
full knowledge would it convey in m)st
agreeable form. Almost every issue of
the Ereniag Post contains notices from
Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. and
1.-The islands Of the sea-" What a capi-
tai exercise in geography would these be-
come if traced on the map. The San
Juan occupation; the cannonade at the
mouth of the Peido, with its probable
consequences the movements of the
English among the Fijis,or of the French
at Tahita; the mission of Father Chini-
guy. Or 1.-THE Irish delegation" might SO
be made happy divers IN from the top
ics and the talk which aIe teo often al.
lowed to belittle the mind and vitiate
the heart of the young at the family re-
past.--Evening Post.