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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-03
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Foeg EEspOTth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street
aPl:t-
n If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out ours who live
this vaierlogged country The missnstic poison of
Swamps and Marshes becomes veritsble devil in the
blood revel in the Agues and Fsvers which shake and
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apostle need and of neghbOs who have tried
it confirm the report Journal. Plano, III.
q The wonderful success Of DR.. Hostetters
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proves conclusvey its manifest superiority other
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the digestive organs the pleasing character
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petite general mental physical weakness opera
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LETTERS BITTERS are most 6eligr fal, especially be
fore meals
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cation of this powerful healing antidOte to cuaneous and
gandular Diseases the knife hath greater superseer
than this great substitute for surgical operations Teie
are many living esca7ed becoming the victim Of
the latter b its timely
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York and by all Druggists, 26c sc. and 81 per pct
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Builders & Arfbitfrts.

BROOKS s. G. & E. w, BUILD
n rms AS Ianufscturers Of Doors, Blinds, sash,
and al kInas Of Scroll and Gothic work
m raid to FngUp Stores. Factory
D1isio-st nps1 Centre Block. Cleveland. O.. noloesl
NORLETT g CUBB0N MASTEP
~ BUILDERS Nc. 81 Prospsei=E Na-
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PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest assme Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. AlIhis glasses whether for near OF Tar
ghted ground under his inspection BY machine
Of new construction with the greatest care so as TO
bit the eyes ia all cases, curing Weakness DEess o.
samsaton Of the Eyes and mpsrting strength oF long
aiding or fne sewing.
.~N. Il solomonson would here inform the public
Hsyer EMPLOYS aIy one in the sale ofhislenses.
Sr Also. Il splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES, Nj
RossoPES, COaIPASSES, SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
lsrted without pain, as perfect as natural
Pomee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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Real Gstatr agents.

Rral Gstatr Agerts.
Real Estate Agency.
HENRY X. SMITH g. Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ROuse's Block, fronting the Square.
JANIS
FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT
s on Euclid EHi STREET & Syey % dssigs6e place Pee S3e
ments, fruit sc. Price $500.
Also Est-Class Residence within three minutes walk
Also very desirable residence within few minutes
Also two Houses and Lot on Franklin street, West
Side, near the circle. Price $780,
Also House and Lot on St Charles street Price S7OU
Also,3 ten-acre Lots u mules from the city
Also several small Leasehoids within short distance of
Also COO acres Farming and Timber Lands in wscOn-
low 4'u ''iuuns sumo faiS i0r sale
JAMS HR SMITH CO
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S0
acres Of Land y acres cleared with Improvements, in
Indiana viii exchange for city property.
Also $40 acres good Farm Land in Missouri to exchange
Also 200 acres of rst-sass Farm Land in Northern I
nols 65 miles from Chcago TO exchange for farm city
Also three small arms about II miles from the city; to
exchange for city property
Also House and Lot he Lot 5l6H2sO feet deep barns
fruit, water, &C Price 500.
JAMS H. R. SMITH CO.
WANTED-A Lot about 80 Feet
w 'front.' within 10 minutes walk the Post Office for
which cash will be paid
JAMS II R. SMITH CO.
WANTED-2O00 ACRES of PINE
w LEND. in Michigan H SMITH L co. |
WANTED-10 OR u ACRES OF |
w Good Garden Land at Plank Road leading
out Of the city, with Improvements.
jap26 H. R SMITH & co. |
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$OOLLARS-COLLARS-ALARGE
lot OF Misses Collars At only shilling sac-avery
eat arricle; as0 large assortment Of handsome Collars
- - will bs sod low iulzl s. HY1IAN & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

yanilara 4 1903.
Rich Stock
JEW ELRY. FANCY GOODS,
~AECnHEs
GRE srE r-ER WARE.
Just opened from steamship cahawba, by
E. A. TYLER,
No. ITO CANAL STREET between chartres and Royal sts
The attention of the public invited of the RICH
EST JEWELRY consisting In part Of
DIAMOND BRACELETS, ~
DIAMOND BREAsTP1Ns,
EARRINGS, STUDS
SLEEVE BUTTONS, RINGS &c.
The descriptions of Goods set with RUBY, OPAL,
TURQUOISE, PEARL and GARNET, in sets or singls
MAGNIFICENT GOLD CHAIN BRACELETS and NECK
LACEs. -.
SPLENDID CHATEI.AINEs.
GENTLEMENs FOB CHAINS and WATCH GUARDS.
Also, to his Magnificent stock Of
WATCHES,
OF the make of all the most celebrated manufacturers in
Europe cased with GOLD SILVER and richly with
DIAMONDS, PEARLS and RUBIEs.
He has, besides, of the largest stocks Of
Pure silver Ware
ever brought South, which he is Offering at VERY LOW
PRICES.
chasing.
E. A. TYLER,
jas 2p6. ITO Canal street.
Southern Furniture W'arer0Onss
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
ut No. l73 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMo1Rs and BEDsTEADs, in ad-
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
, WILLIAM H. STEWART,
Jas 2p6t&W 173 Canal street.
TheOd0s- Dnnxtger,
22s and $50 ROYAL Street, Corner of ST. PHILIP,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANZIGER's,
125 RAMPANT date circus) Street.
Has just opened his NEW GOODS for the Christmas Holt
days. per steamship ba such Embroidered
Collars Sets Handkerchie Silks velsets Ruban Chnelle
shawls Mantle shawls.
SILK and WOOL POPLIN DRESSES at 81 80 with great
variety of
New Style Prints,
Which will be sold at TEN CENTS PER YARD.
~ Country merchants will do well prices
befoss purchase ing elsewhere. jas 2p6t
Theodore Da1sxiger,
Begs leave his friends customers
will open MONDAY, the 18th December his
NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
22s AND 230 ROYAL STREET,
Corner of St. Philip street,
viz:
1000 pieces PRINTS beautiful styles colos 10 cts
yard
SILK and WOOL PoPL1Ns. at Is cents yard.
PLAIDS, at Is cents yard.
SILK ROBES, STELLA sHAwLs
New Style CHENILLE SHAWI.S and MANTLES.
Ali of which will be sol at the usual low prices jas 2p6s
Clothing!
N O r RS, MAULL &c CO.,
CLoTHIE1S,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Are offering for sale, the most reasonable tsThi
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
WIN Err ING
Consisting Of
ovERCOATs,
FRoCK COATS,
PROMENADE COATS,
VESTS,
PANTS,
SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, &c
All selected from the LATEST NOVELTIES in Style ant
Mater
Purchasers would do we'll cali and examine mis- 2ptf
Notice.
Having sold my int rest in the house of VIM Il. SLACK
CO., and associated myself with D. FELT STEFSON Gen
eal Staoners Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
fully invite my friends call and examine the extensive
stock belonging to this business.
Particular attention paid to PRINTING BOOK-BINDING
| and the STEAMBOAT TRADE.
All goods and work at reasonable prices and terms
VIM. II. SLACK,
AID FELT STETSON'S,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

nS- Among other bargains In Embroider-
les exhibiting handsome Embroidered and
Eleevesa 81 10 set Also French Worked s. co
70 Is 90. BENTHUYsEN. LEWIS L CO..
y jas 2pSt ZIG Canal ST. eet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

NJ We have just received a large lot Of
Irish Linens Of the best Manufacturers which
prepared to offer at extremely low prices.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS h CO.,
q las 2p3t 5{5 l16 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

~ Our stock or rich Evening Silks cam-
prises all the latest stles greatly reduced prices We
Offering lot Of ay dollar Robes $35 each We
hand large stock Of Fonnced Embroidered Swiss Robes
which closing at SID each, much importation
cost. BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 4 CO.,
Ss Zig Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

yrry s<rr,nr
Soos AUG uhN snh pEblLlTf, etc., etc. $50 2plm
n n>..rs,e y,asts ,s.,.,,,.,r ns...,, :, .,a r,.
IL R.La,. o. -... ., ~ 60, +. -. ,,..
nav. ~, ala ndo. ;n, .n,,r. s.s,.a,,a ~ r.ss
: pal ,s.S,s J. y, 49, 49, 80 - ,.,
$50, -. ~ 80 ~ 80. We ol 'ne
~, i, 10. ..a ..n,.s..as aa' s,Hs
~ wh ur,,s. VOC NJ w s'o"
49, $500, 20, a..s's -. u,o'e
q, ~ " ~ s.sIe sopa wh,eu NO
y ~ - me
~, &c., - ~ ~ - -.
sS aas " '.s supe
.h, ~ $3.50. 49, ~ WA
= 49, user . INC olo'n
H.. ~. usssas 80 w oau", e1ve anu ie ~o
" iAnefs VINO nave
~ . = ny ~ nAha
n. sanh.r n.ra - ~. 1...ss - ns,Al
/, !. "a ~ oaker sewing aachnes
~. r4.- -, -, - = -, ,, 80 s,, e .o VI
purchasers trss q charge. : ma aOtf
:, - User AZ Ten Minutes-Beari In mind that
q Or proofs mat No
Ro.s AIR nyR su1s.ances y contained IN
snS no human being can detect the differ
ration Appli.d 4 IN ,a,a vic p'epa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

- We have just opened lot of Small
Checked Light Plaid Silks which offering 80
yardhe usual price for the styles being dollar
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS / CO.,
Jas 2pSt liz Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

'sE| RAc1s -There vim Is no
"a! q y. For the Jockey Club
~ y heats, lhets y only one en-
n. n MY Sggna, By Epsilon,
Imal vilf walk over the track
AZ ! Face, two mile heats,
X! ~ y, WIN b snnounced from the
~ ace-conrse this afternoon, in.
Nslking 81 ~ track By sigma.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04
jas 2pat'

A1-Dr. James' advertisement, giving par
tcuas Of diseases treated found in part
Medical House, No 81 street, tetween
Royal and Bourbon. DR.. JAMES CURES scROFULA NER-
yOUS and GENERAL DEBILITY, etc., etc. dso 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

= - IN n - n Il
80 5
Air II ELL NUN ROEi G ~. >
ONE PRICE 8TCk<H, 81
~. = - - ? y = = :
A IN MOST COMPREHENSIVE ste K
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

large additions to their stock embracing all the New Styles
They have lately received large invoice Of
LoW-PRlCED CLOTHING,
suitable for Servants etc. which they Offering at Ex-
TREMELY Low PRICES s1Rscoect
" ALFRED MUNROE & CO., "
ja4 2p6t No. 81 Magazine street.
Bl00ns field, Steel $ Co.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
P1INTERs,
e o O E II r. " ID z r s
4 As to STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE,
DEFY COMPETITION.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
GENERAL sTATIoNERs,
ja4 2pst No. 60 Camp street.
French Pesf,ss,sery.
fresh supply of FRENCH PERFUMERY. just received,
LION 4 PINSARD,
js4 2pf 6 and es Royal street. corner Bienvils
DR.. George W. Smith,
DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
gsgsmens at his Office No. III CANAL STREET nearly op
posite Christ Church. ja4 2ptf
.Ma dame Cnps.eLf,
THE GREAT NATURAL cLA1RvoYANT
And Seeress,
Will remain short time longer NAV
be consulted the Past Present and Future her rooms
Cusomhouse formerly ITO Cusomhouse
bon and Dauphine streets.
She pledges all who may favor her with
their Her crowded daily by hundreds
of ladies and gentlemen who away perfectly
che has equal in this wonderful gift Madame Capre pre-
scrbes medicines for all durable diseases perfect
made by application and use of her medicines a4 2plt*
Grand Exhibitor,
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS.
No. Al st. Charles Street,
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
g. M CD DONALD
Begs leave inform the public that his exhibition of
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS,
continue until 9Th instant when he will proceed to
Sell Them ut Auction,
Without Reserve.
Among the collection may found the following pictures
which need only be attention of all
LA MADONNA DE LA CHAIsE, copy of one by Raphael
now in the Pitt Palais at Florence.
ENGLISH COACH HORSES, series -four pictures, b,
celebrated English Master. e5"
ITALIAN PORT SCENE, copy from one of yerneps most
Celebrated Pictures.
CRUcIFIx1oN OF OUR SAVIOUR, copy from Van
dyke. now in the Gallery Of Anyers.
the most celebrated italian Masters
A PORTRAIT OF EDWIN FORREST, from life, by Boyle
picture which has been pronounced by Forrest himself
being perfect.
SEVERAL HUNDRED OTHERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-04

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOG CANAL ST.,
FOUNDED in 1922 is open the entire year. Its object
6t persons at for BUSINESS IN A MERCANTILE
no. Sc BANK, any situation in life open, and
keep of Rocks whether steamboat, partnership
pound partnership Government books business
There are Nine Apartments and Professors for
PENMANSHIP, FRENCH
BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN,
hNGLISH, ETC., etc.
There not less than 1000 of its students Mecan
tile houses in this city, Merchants apply here
Book keepers Citizens strangers to call and nudge
for themselves ~
Circulars, with terms, sent to all who wish.
jail 2pStSltW+ RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

9B- The Administration papers are pubis1
ing statements setting forth that the Opposi-
tioR have no chance Of success in case the cleo
tiOa sf President shall go to the next House.
they angue in this way
"There ere 3S States necessary to a choice,
II. Elections have been held in % States
with the following results
"DsmOecat. at.-Alabama, Arkansas, CALIFORNIA;
Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, South Car
Olina, Virginia, Texas, OregoD--ll.
@RepabIicaA A.-Connecticut Iowa, Indiana
Maine. Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island
Ohio, Vermont, Wisconsin--l3.
sOppOsifiOR. -Teunessee--I.
MichigGn, North Carolina, Kentucky
%.
'Cf the States yet to elect, in the last cleo
tion, the Democrats carried Minnesota, Missis-
sippi Georgia and LousiaDa-4 and Maryland
was ted
We wonder how and when MieHgan became
tied. Three Of the NJ. Cs are Republicans
aud The seat Of the 4th member (Mr. Cooper
Is likely to be contested The Republicans Ger
tainly have IA States already.
A canvass is now going On for the choice o.
II, Cs IN CalifornIa--three sets Of candidates &c
II California has not held legal election, i
IS evident that the LOcoS have. as yet secured
but 10 staseA To these perhaps, should be
added Kentaeky--making eleven.
The result in Oregon, however should be re-
gAfded Is asdoubtful---as the election Of Mr.. Stout
as Representative is to be contested.
ASH States are necessary 10 choice. It fol-
laws that The I.oeos must carry all the States
yet 10 elect. viz The above named and Cali
ibrnin
Two Of these States, Maryland and Minneso-
"a eto good deal more than doubtful
The Aaimlnisiration men ON looking at thIs
state Of things. win fpd Il difficult to persuade
ihemselqes that rnn have a bright prospect. ia
ease lha Honse shall be called toehOose Pres
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

How RAIN CIouD FoRMs Prof.
Wise, describing his last balloon voyage,
says I'VE plainly saw that the southeast
wind below, which drove us to the north
west at starting, had now supplied the at
mosphere with moisture enough to make n
growing rain cloud. Slowly, but interest.
ingly, the vapor assumed milky hue Pres.
emily it assumed the appearance of vascu.
lar cloud then it spread out and bulged
down in the middle, and soon it had the APP
pearance of great udder, with the water
cozing through it, butmore copiously at and
round its protuberant center 1t was an in
teresting phenomenon, and il seemed as
though nature was unbosoming her NAM
NAL to give the earth some sustenance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

DEMocRArto CoUNrg MsErINo az the re.
quest Of the chairman Of The Democratic Ooun.
~ meeting, we make room for the proceedings
Of this body, feeling that we cannot DO our
democratic readers a greater favor, and that Tho
matter will not be entirely barren Of amusement
for our republican readers. The euloges Of
the President are not mere fnsome adulations
meaningless and motiveless they come from mer
who have the unity and success of the party al
heart, fully imbued with sense Of the para
mount pecuniary Importance Of party fealty
and party triumph The numbers in attendance
we are told was small, too small to warrant al
engagement in the work of nomination. TC
the number Of p. Ms present. we conclude, i
due the tone Of the resolutions, and from thC
pousity Of numbers, we gather, that the stronger
or Douglas wing, gave the meeting the go by
aHordng the assurance that unity Of the party
in this county and the lively general interest ii
the present campaign, was subject for a congra
tulatory article in the National Democrat, up
on the glorious prospects of the party in the
approaching election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-09-10

EDWARD BATES ON "THE UNION OF TUE Or.
POSITION Mr. Bates of st. Louis, replying to
an invitation to a celebration at Memphis Of the
victory fthe Opposition in Tennssee, says;
1t pIeases me very much gentlemen, to
find that you designate the band of patriots
who have lately done the good work in Ten
nessee, as the opposition party. the name
implies that the party is made Of the good
men of other parties-democra wings,
Americans, republcans-all who can no lon
ger brook the wild extravaganza and wan
ton disregard of principle in a party which,
emboldened by former unmerited success,
Vainly imagine that they "can afford to dis
regard the censures of the world" and to
despise the judgment of history.
The party in Office l will not say in pow
err is, of itself, weak and helpless minori-
ty. 1t has no chance Of renewed success,
but the hope i trust vain and fallacious
hope, that zoe will be so unwse aud unpat-
riotic to. as waste our strengthen petty bick-
erings about old party names subordiate
questions of policy and convenience, and to
split up our forces into platoons and sections
as il for the very purpose of enabling our in
ferior enemy TO beat US all in detail. If we
be SO unwise as that, if we allow the adVer-
sary to form the plan of our campaign, to
marshal our troops, to tell us when to march,
and where to camp, and how to fight, Of
course we will get what we earn and deserve
-defea And by mere folly we will add
to the humiliation of defeat the sting Of
shame, in the consciousness that we had in
our hand the means Of victory aud the assur-
ance Of the peace and prosperity Of the ma
ton, but wantonly threw them away