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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Mas KILLED BY A FALLING WALL.-AsorHER
BADLY ISJURED.-About O'Clock yesterday after-
noon, man, whose name ia said to be John Gsifaey,
was aim st Instantly killed by the falling OF the rear
basement wall Of premises Nos. 3l3 aud 3l5 Gfesn-
wch street. Ii appear, that Mr. George b. Coddlns-
ton, builder of No. l27 Fourth street, had been
employed to erect an area wall in the rear oi the
aforesaid premises. This wall had been run up some
six feet when Mr.. Coddipgton contracted with GAIT
ney to whtews.h both the inner walls, and the latter
vas in the performance of his contract yesterday.
Braces had been placed as to prevent the new wall
from falling and it is supposed that the braces greatly
interfered with Gsfney, and that he knocked them
away. This was no sooner done than the green wall
was forced in crushing him to death.
The alarm was given, and Capt. Hutcbings OF the
Fifth Precinct, with q force of men was quickly on
the spot and soon succeeded in rescung the corpse
from under the rubbish. The body was terribly
bruised and mutil.ted. The remains were conveyed
TO the Stator-House and the Coroner notified. John
Bryan, lsborer was also caught by the falling We l.
and had several Of his ribs broken. He was con-
veyed to the New York Hospital.
No one appeared to identity the deceased but M,
Coddirgtop, who gave his name as Gsfney, and ssa
that he lived at No l12 Worth street. bu. inquiries
bsirg made it could not be learned that any one BY
that name lived there. II s therefore, possible thai
M Codd,rgton is mistaken in the identity OF the
deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

TIE FESTIVAL OF RosH HAsHAsAH.-Yesterday
was generally observed by the Jews in this city as
the Rosh Hsshanah, or New-Year's. All the syna'
gogues were open, and sermons appropriate to the
occasion were preached in the Norfolkstreet syns'
gopue by the Rev. DR.. Bondy, in the Wooster rstreet
synsgogue by the Rev. Dr. Issacs in the Crosbystreet
sy uagogue by the Rev. Dr. Fische and in the Green
street synsgogue by the Rev. DR.. Raphall.
The day was observed with more than usual solem-
ny Even those most regardless Of the rites OF their
religi yesterday thronged the synsgoguss The
festival continues till Friday evening, when it
will be succeeded by the ten days Of repentance, so
called because they are preparatory to the fome
Kippur, or Day Of Atonemsnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

ntere sted in the Sons of Temperance movement took
place last evening in the GreeOe-Street NJ T. Church.
The exercises were designed to commemorate the
Seven eenth Anniversary OF the establishment of the
Order. The church was crowded, and large numoa ar
Of ladies were present. An address was delivered oy
the Rev. j. p. Newman, and several other gentlemen
took part in the exercises TIE choral performances
during the evening gave an additional interest to the
Occasiop.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Has REMOVED from No. $50 Broadway to No SS Broadway
Of Bleecker%t-
PaorocRAPHs D,cvynREorvPss and ANsRoryrEs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-22
= N y cf--I- UsIIy FTVre--
THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA RE
HitED-a NEW NER>lOS OF
BLOODY RIG RID.

Mr. Wellington Mech, the gentleman
who. as the en;erprising manager Of our
Thespic Temple, has hitherto catered 50
successfully to the dramatic taste Of our
people, is soon TO favor u, We are informed,
with a theatrical representation Of King
Richard Ill Few of our readers, We ap-
prehend, have not witnessed or perused
with admiration this, one Of the most popu-
lar tragedies Of the immortal Bard Fear.
less, bloody, bod, resolute and unscrupulous
Richard was the last of the PlaDtagept,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-22
From the N,tipna
LADY FRANKLIN'S LAMENT.

By LYDIA A. roYPKISs.
can weep,
T;d;nss from v'cI the deep.
Mourrful, vet with solace fraught,
Crushing hopes that would not die,
Cheering years of burdened thought,
Which along my darkened pathway lie.
can weep,
Sealed no more in pulseless sleep,
Natures soothing fountain lies,
Pinioned Hope now scars above,
Far beyond the vaulted skies,
Mansions rich with heavenly love.
| can weep,
Visions Wild 10 longer creep
Horror-haunted DER my soul;
ley fetters, speeches. pain,
Snowy breath of frozen Pole,
Bound him not with fatal chain.
| can weep,
Silent, mute, Io longer keep
Friendly heart. around him beat,
Kindly hands have smOothei the way;
Turned lie back those wandering feet
Toward the eastern gates Of day.
| can weep,
While the bounding pulses leap,
Grief torn, thrilled, with sorrow rent:
Mine the hand 10 soOthe and cheer,
Mine the voice in sickness lent
Ever tn the loved one dear
can weep,
Tears Of waiting doth not reap,
Toilsom. years, reward more pure,
Power TO weep, denied so long;
Doubts and fears becoming sure
Take one pang from bitter wrong.
/ can weep,
Mourning for the stricken sheep,
Wailing that the frozen sea,
Rayless through its stony night,
Grasping love an1 hope from thee,
Tingcd by no auroral light
! can weep,
That the noble Ger the deep,
Kane the daring, bold, and free,
Poured his precious life away,
Seeking him who passed the sea,
Blessed, in bright, eternal day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-22

FALL or PROVISION HOUSE The four.
story brick store Of Rockwell x Son, in
Hartford, Conn, fell Saturday, Nov 9TH.
The building was nearly new, and contained
1900 barrels OF pork aud large quantity
ofprovislons The l. %. amouoted to IS. 900.
Nobody Was injured.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-22

->hskspear's Henry ". Part 81. At d, Soene y.
III easy . 49, hos chea' b-c0n-- nous sIth
frald. wen we e 1eubs- that ~ the =
common sord- OF te greatest ess Of cheats 10 The ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of

Late Principal Of Mystic Hall Seminary Mas.
Twelve Professors and Teachers constitute the Board
struction institution comprises four depart
mentsne Physical the Moral the Mental and the Graceful
cultivated mind and elevated morality will accomplish little
with feeble sicky constitution. Consequently Physical
education placed FIRST Aids to this found In the graceful
gymnasium with ifs ropes and ladders vauEing poles and
ponies and saddle horses belonging The ns4utou
this express purpose give opportunity for daily
animal The Graceful Department comprses Music Drawing.
Painting Dancing Manners Carriage Conversation
rally gold medal is awarded each pupil Of the Gradu
sng Class the annual examination in July. Parents may
that efforts appliances will wanting 10 e.
the comfort trough instruction aud elegance or their
siveness will beobssrved the young ladies viii have
age OF attending the lectures Of the Smithsonian INSTITUTE
Of visiting those places OF interest and which
found only in the federal metropolis Post oce address Eliza
". Smith, Washington, u. c., box 702
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
IMMENSE AND LARGELY INCREASING WHOLESALE
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
INTERESTING TO LADIES-A NEW INVENTION.
NO MORE PICKPOCKETS.

Tia abovs he name given 70 new Nu Tor which letters
have Just been granted at Washington dated Sept ~
1852 The following embraces few of s advantages and
win partly describe the arceThe object OF this invention
to make Nun serve not only article to the hands
desirable 70 have 10 convenient reach At all times The M
NUT but In s interior arrap geenis il supplied with four
separate compartments for deposng such articles pocket
handkerchief card particularly the portomon-
nae Tc ladies making visits shopping excursions will
become Indispensable the p0rtemonnaie Ii entirely
mind perfectly at concerning those troublesome
nse leaving The owner unless the nur with II The only
at the address Of the pentee therefore that all
able merchants as well manufacturers viii voun-
necessity for compulsory measures The trade will please
sale Of all muns manufactured after the above without
Incense after this date We license responsible
made to the patentee. PHILLIPS, FUR EMPORIUM
219 Grand street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

DRY GOODS. 40.
GRRAT BARGAINS
IN RIBBONS.
NJ II. LICHTENSTEIRs
IMMENSE AND LARGELY INcREAsIxG WHOLESALE
BUSINESS
Renders imperative biz 10 larger house. Whh ths
view be has erected large and beautiful store No "a
and rclinquish the retail business entirely.
In time his large and lately imported stock Of
tsrned sell all his present stock the January
nsxt.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
LADIES DON'T FORGET THE NO., ss7 BROADWAY.
Bills endless variety OF Dress Trimmings enables any
ene 10 make selection or match article Of drcss, II
be done In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

cPaND OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY, NJ.
rrsv for the city retail trade, Thursday 10Th OCTOBER
The ladies' Yorf and adjacent cities are respecfu
10 ar stock Of Bonnes Of that much admired color Inc
Pc, ms purple which il warranted not TO fade.
WIN. SIMMONS, 6S7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

rNAsIIIoNABIE DRrSsMAKTNG.- WISHING
n nuable nressmakiug done would DO well 10 arrly ID
sI.ss / NINIck, lsV Grand street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
gewfIrp q 8ilUfr n1art,

r AGER BEER, s CENTS A GLASS
IL -ouT PTolnium NEEDLES are the ssns pr,os per
tsytqa Medde House.
TNGLISH STEEL SCIsSORS,-
IL WafTunt,d d Genuine, a. CoWLEs 1Co
AGATE PEARL & STEEL SHAWL
49, ''"" CowLEs 4 CO.
oqt9O Weldol House
OUR IMPROVED SPECTACLES
" m st the spprohlil0n Of Az who have used them
1hsY are hiSh pTieedand are sqy toI me sye and
tso8 Weddsl House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
BoQr0ina.

BOARD 'NG HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
I'D has takenthe due Boarding HOus No. 20 Suptii
ST. Which een u'wY dtted up and Is now open for
the Iece Vt nn Of boarders jy15.2i3
P0ARDING. - The House No. "a
IL Pubic Square, aud by he stone ChuTch-one OF uhe
locations IN the cityhas heen thoroughly
paired aud is npcn for Boarders. FGmes wishing to
furnish their accommodated ed with tHrge
and aud bedrooms; ond Single Rynrer
ard Day Bj4lers will fud good accommodations
souabie LADIES net excluded. References given
nad received ahri R20 2. W. BuRFlfT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
GlnrQukrs.

EDgTaVing aud LtIhOgTRphI0E,
PRAINERD d. WOOD
II ENGRAYERs AND LITHoGRPHERs Bank
Street Cleveland o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
HI Electro Pia'er, ID Plster md Nianufactor-cor-
peT Of OhtHo aud Prospect SITS (up staiTl eyesDd
" Pr ed to rppRte SpOs Forks. CHstots Sc, and
make them equal tp Door Trimmings fur ishe
Plated rder Bell Hanging pou pity ATTENDED to- and
pTtcss reasonable. i21dtf6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BlTUMlNOuS COAL, whicn 10
Ps1oulaTy sdapei domestic punoses O. wsu - fer
10 the CnnDauy.
n ight trbde will be e1seutod with es
pwc ana toa Jnlvefe n anY part o The CITY qnAlJ
when VAL not 1li 70 pie LEFT q either q our "fees,
or ~ the Atoro Oi Gaylord Hammond No 50 prfi0r
- WHEELER HAMMOND
octf NO. VI River street. and q, 4 2. CGal Pier.
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Att'ps g. GOnnseIlors.

r-Persons forwarding orders for suhscrp,o on wlthou
eaah. eeell DOT eLasct 20 Ieeelye anF atentlen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY mORNING, DEc. ,, Is5o.
PLAIN ANB oRNAMENTAL rnNTINa,

~ Plain hud 1rnsmettai prn iag Of every description
ioas the Puniing Establishment ut the LiApER once,
% the latest improved and mos RAPID Sean Presses IN
tuo best stye short notice and NJ bic fntsl
,suiculst attention paid to bgnk work Every scrip
ion VI Bidding done, especially Blnnk Books Ledaefu
Jogrnals selss books, RsreiylnF nooks, Se. Al
1a5- For City News see third psge.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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sllawIs.
BROAD CLOTHS, oAssMEREs. DO.

sHEFTJNGs AND sHLRTlRGs, NED BLANKETs
QUILTS, AND HousE-kEEPlNo GOODS.
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6oteIs.
JOTEn DUMA 5 =
Mauts.

SlO,OO mo MONEY .Il t, APyASS iI]I Z a G.
stand pud Well know n WAGNER's oFFlCE--on securi-
lie. Of ever. kind viz Diy Goods, Hardware 0old aud
81 yer platr, Watches Dis mondz, Jtwefy, Fire arms,
Clmhng, Furmura Carpe Plauosi Mirrors Paintings,
Gsuer A'chn disc aud Penooa property and articles
Of value thp stSiocuy terms Busint6s strictly
II vute Estsbhsned 1851 Watches and JeWely for sale
wM. WAGNER, { face No. Water 81
Corner Superior ST. Geo a. DaVs Co 5 Clothing
Store
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DGuttstrp.
DENTISTRY
At 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
AURA PEROUA II AsE,
For Artificial TeeuI


ks euTel, aud all varieties Of At rdclal teeth
ui 10 IA tho bost mmneT, W yNGERsOLL,
No 2ll Marble Dlook, suporiSr street. Cleveland o.
myleRg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

~ Atfs Five DOlIars vsr yssr to Mail suS.er,S.r..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

u Th8ss Sinves to5o,hur th tlo iarfet and tst
RELIES q Eastern stves for Coesas, PiIlor. pipins
Room. Bel Room, Sthol Uagse, orc and Church ruf-
poses Just received cOmprse the best ASSORTMENT IA Ae
market Our larse stock Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02
THE ECONOMIST

No. cPabllo sapar'. near oppo' 's od coar' boa''.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

COUNTRY lNNAAsiD5,
Persons any part Of the world may hO successfully
tTtated Wy forwarding correct detail oi their with
remittance for medicines &c.
address Or. AMOS SON. corner Dialn and Qpay-s,s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10
MORNING Ira nRR OFFICE ,
Erlday ENanlnr. Dec .. lR59.

FLoUR-steady With sales at ss2o5e7 and 6O brls
doabs sxrS 81 Sales bnskWhsAt at per eSt In
bags.
wHBAT-Receips vary light and transactions eouss'
ausny limited Sales choice ned al "a and car
Milwaukee club At 81 10. both from store.
HIGHwINEs- Sale 10 brls at 2oe.
BUfTER-Is better demand again; and prime roll sci
at lsc readily. Sales roll In cloths At 10 c.
RGGs- irm atlfke.
oRANBERRIEs-sale at SIS per brl.
HoGs-Ars In moderate receipt and active demand and
prices are arm With slight upward tendency Sales Of Light
hog averaging TO- sts55O and 20 Ib weights at $3.50
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DraaF.
AYER5S
A GU E GU H

.. ron tbs SPEEDY cuRF oF
Intermittent Ferer OF Feper and Ague, Remit
tent Fever ChW Fcrer, Dumb dgus, Period.
seal Headache, or BiigRs Headache, and Bil.
ious Fevers--indeed, for ne suh0ie class Of dis
eases originating N hillary ARRANGEMENT,
caused By me malaria of aiasmatic countries.
MO ONE REMEDY Is LOUDER
IN called for BY the acccsstes of the American people
edy now euah ID 20 nnor with perfect certainty
that n VIII eIndcae the dis co. 2nd with assurance
ded q proof thai no hAfm can arise nom a use IN ang
Thai which protects from or prevents this disorder must
De uf Immense nereice IN the communities In which n pre-
walls PreUeniiea ~ h-er ihnn cure the patient ts-
apes tho which he must p violent attacks NJ this
haleia distemprr, !his CuRE" expea tbe tniasma,lc
deyciopInent ~ hedseast i taken the f approach
o. rs prem nioy SYMPTOMS l is ~, onlY the best rem
!he cheapest The large qpanuy We sarpy ier d'lsf
hruss n within the reach every hoiy, and h huus DIS
have aud uso and use h freely bo,h i6r cure ard pro
tection lt Is hoped tus nIiee Will nl9ce V within the
~ ~ sl, ~ = ~
speedy and certain OF term ~ that
no Quinine OF mineral consequently tprodures npqunism
Those cgrtd byi ne of heaty II they had
Fever and Aguc Is nos alone the eonsequsnce oethe ja-
matte poison. great variety df disorders arise its
irritation ain1ue which are Nenralga, Rheumutisn, Qout
les Paiu in tho Bowels Cote PlralSsis aud Doruneo
ment Of the sgmarh, all Of which, originating Rthis
cause, put on tho lnterutentu Pc, b. peiolCa
This "CuRE" eSVels the poison from lie bnod eonss-
quent cures them ali alike It's on Invaluable protection
70 mietnis And persons trevens ortemp Tai y redirg
Ia tie malarious dis cts II Ia occasionally dailS
white oKposnd 20 the ialect0n. that will be eKcTesd
the system, and accumulaie sufficient quantity Il
rpen into = Hence even more valuable tor pr
lection than curc aud will sufeI from lptermit
tents u they avail th mseiyes Of the protection this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FON IHk RAPID UURB OF
Coughs, Colds, IlfiueRpa, Hoarsensss Croup
Bronchitis, TRciPieat Consumption, and for he
relief Of COasumPti5s Patients IN Gdpaaced
stages Of The disease,
So wide s the field Of ~ usu and numerousyre
the Of is cues that sostiOu country
abouns IN Iublicg snawn wlo ave been re
ed from alarming and osreeaie diseases Of the lungs
hY It's use When once tried It's supeT h.
er medicine ol TIC Kim IS too aptrenn escape OserYa
ion, aud here virtues are known, The public longer
hesitate what antiote 10 employ for the Distressing and
dang rous affections Of The pulmonary that nc
dent @ our climate le many inleisr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed aud been di dina6eu this
has gained ieuds by Tib cenf,Hed benefits the
all cied they forget produced cures too
merous and too rkahle to be forgotten
Prepared by Dr. j @. AVER & CO.,
Lowell. Msss
All our Mednes for sale by WM FIsKE h GAYLORD
HAMMOND. md all Dea eIa ia Medicines
declif wfm& " eoFgm
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NEW YORK MARKET-Deo. ..
lsY TELE0RkPH1

Fopr-sass Of l2OOsbls at super state
SIS 35 State; S llh - for western;
SS9f5 40 for common 10 med extra western, - 6blU
good shipping brands extra Teui togn o.
asTksl active hut without material change Closing
CSn,disp Flour-Sses 4O bbls at s54os 90 eOmmOnt To
ehJcs eytIa. Market quiet aud unclaimed
Kys Ftur-in tar request at 50 tOa4seJ
WhoaiIn .av0r OF buyers ppt prices Mhou lmportani
ahAaBs salrs 81 O00 bus a. sl0 Nlw Club; SlO white
Ky; 81 3lb rel hern ~ air while CanadA1 inoU'
ng 81 0 bus Milw club export.
Rye--H Id At 90Gaai, with buyers NJ 5000,
BaeyHeavy; sales $50 bus at 29ls for safe and Sc
co.h-t.sdy ssIss Ii 600 bus ct s,@9Cc for new and
9latEc old white and low
Oats Finn, aI'aa9aGC fof State, western and Cana-
dHp
whisksy Market armsr, sales 600 bbls at 2Is
Pork-Msrket . W sales 2OOO bb,s at Slsa79is 40
for mes; 81 6O6yll.g lor prime
BgifstsgdY aud nnchd 800 bbls at Si4 so cOls
py S6asSO e'uLtTY mess SSgSlO foT repackld
ss.i Hans uaohd Sales i5O bbls n.w western sll,OO
94 81.
Prime mess beef quiet at sITds's
ut meats qiiieJ d unchanged
Dressed HOgs-' Quik.
Lads sady, sales aSO bb su ENsOAto for western,
and lie for CITY.
BulisT-iathsr quiet, At nklSiso for ohiOi lIls2ic
toI stae.
l Cheasr--Staalv. Al s0llc
Wool-Maket for as, rules MN iOdCsc Some sale 5
Espoed a. Slight dvHncs these H. ur,a Foreign
WOols dull and uncla anged
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sANFoRD's
Family CalhartiC Pills,
NOMPNINULD FRON
table Ertrdcis and PIT u

fOMP'hA NbED FItOM
Pa-e Vegetable Ertracfs and PIT up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and lOW keep IN any eii
mate,
The FAMILY CAIlISRIfC Pulls gentle but ao-
tive Catharc, Nh The ru rietr has ustd IN his prRc
lea more than twenty yea's.
The constantly inrrcasik demand fIom those who
have long used The Pills t'd the satisfaction which
All express IN regard Arg use, has Induced me to place
then withH n "a reach oiall. :
The Profession well uov hat different Cahartics act
The VA Willy 'CA--fCHARTIC pILL
has with due tu this ell established fact
bton compounded fium triety Of lie pur, Nege-
table h1tTncs, which = 1llkr eyery OF tue
alimentary canal, and art : 0OOD aud SAFE IN ali
cases whore d Cathartlc 1, = needed, such d.
HANGEMENTS o. the rs TOM MACH, SLEEPI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE %lBAC AND LOINs,
COSrtV VENESS, PAiNllAND SOhENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY s-lfrom sudden cold which
frequently. II neglected, aud in long course OF Fe-
yer LOSS OF ApPE 1-.tTf rE, "a CREEPI Ma SEN
SsTION Of COLD OVER IrHE BODY, RESTLESS
MES HEAn-ACHE, or lWEf0H1 IN THE HEAD
II IuhanmnOIy Diseases, orms Children Adults
rheumatism purl Of the blood aud many dis
eases which flesh is hciF too numerous mention In
this advertisement, Dose, I TO g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
" The Liver inysnfatrr and Family CathRfc Pills
retlled hy Druggists generally and sold wholesale BY
the Trade IN all The large iowns
Manufacturer aud Promoter
ivfd&WR2 SlS nrnndvfnv. New Ynrk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-10

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At CleNeland Wlh evcaud sad Tcitdu, CloYelnnd 60
luEeus Cneinna Cleveland and Ene. AID Claws sEa
and Pitishurg BSilrs d..
At SOioL with iaCkg 10 ChagTn Pals, &C.
At Afantua W IN lacks for REyenna, 6n.
At BTuf feviilo with hacks TO New.1I Fai5E. &c.
Al Wanen with hacks to Sharon. q eeuleld bfsaattls
Bloomfield CHBhelb SC
At Youngstown, with stsges Tor Nov Castle, Poand,
LoWel, and Gnoh Vglie5 gpd thence by =. y. W. &C.
CHAs = RHODES, spPr.
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Now Denapa. Of .hs South

If we may rely upon the statement OF the
New York Herald's Washington correspond
ent. the whole South has been driven, or has
Voluntarily approached to the verge of that pre-.
eipiec 70 which freeating orators and editors
have hitherto rather unsuccessfully attempted
"a to lead 1t. The moro conservative and astute
politicians have occasionally besE very ferOcious
ia their threats, but have prudenty chosen to
leave way Of escape from the contamination
IS Of their fearful prophecies. We have been re-
called often with predictions Of approaching
dissolntiOn and ruin, that we have no tears to
shed, no supplications to waste over this new
platform upon which an enfranchised South ia
70 stand, above and apart from an eneroaching
and usurping North Here are tho principles
which the authority cited shove assures US are
cordially supported by leading Southern men,
both 10 and out of Congress-
"a CFirst--That In view Of the Harpsr's Ferry
= Abolition invasion, aud itsextensiye aud alarm
Jag ramiieations; aud in view of the sympa
Ihies the abOhtoniEed Republican party for
Old Brown and Of the threats Of that party to
reduce the South TO submission, a special law
"a shall be demanded Of Congress for the future
protection and security of the Southern States
aud incendiaTies. 1Fl.
Ssoond--That in default Of some such Cons
gressiOnal protection, the Southern members Of
HHH bolh tlouses shall Withdraw from w ashibgton
kR8 aud nleet - 4 boiy in Richmond Virginia or
come other convenient place, in view OF the ia.
itial steps for an Independent Southern Con
tederaey. raa
In anticipation OF this alternative, 1 am fur
theE advised that tho Southern Congregational
Epeetine n Rehal0lid or Elsewhere, will pro
eeed TO put the South In proper position be-
fore the great Western Powers Of Europe, in.
eluding programme OF commercial treaties ON
purely Southern basis, that can hardly fail
to attract the sympathies Of England for
southern cotton, including Southern Slavery.
kS9lHi alAaa Ii--Ttfr' fr1ri = "A
ETEoY-BURNso The students at Prince.
tjn College, N. j., showed their bringing up
'F land TOwdy PrOeIivites the night Of Dee 50, by
demonstration Of Southern sentimt ut and
practices They marched in procession bearing
W ' such banners as ''John Brown, the horse. thief
murderer and martyr !" "DOwn With Seward; 2
900 sDoWa with Hsnry Ward Beseher," etc They
also bore efigiss Of Seward and Beschsr and
burned them In frost Of the College With wild
hu1sh. Princeton should be Pufged