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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

FIRE AT CoLUMBUs-The roof of the brick
building owned by Mr.. Gwynne, and occupied
by Mr.. Stanton's Dry Goods store, Mr.. Klee-
mans Jewelry store, and Mr.. Amburgh's cloth
ing store, was burned Friday night Goods
mostly removed. The fremen succeeded in
stopping the fire in the upper story. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

THE CosHocTox SUB Treasury RoBBERY.-
TIE Auditor of GoshOcton county has made a
careful examination Of the robbed Treasurer's
accounts, and finds the amount taken by the
robbers to be S22,O70 79. No part of the sum
has been recovered Two of the supposed rob
bers are in jail. -.
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me -Tarllr aud treasury Notes.

Tho Washington letter to the Times of Sat
urdsy says;
have not doubt that before noon Of the
fourth of March the tariff of 1916 viii be re-
yiyed, with the free list of 1857.
A bill for the reissue of Treasury notes, and
nearly all the Appropriation bills, will have been
passed. The alternative of all of this is an ex-
ira session of Congress, and that is hot end
of the poker which the Administration men are
quite unwilling to handle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

Excess ,Vls s-z Dehct >l4 -Ao'Ooo
Or 10 reduce The proposition to proportions
that will render misapprehension difficult, we
NAV compare Pennsylvania and Virginia forthe
same period of five years-States actually ad-
joining, aud neither realizing income from for
eign letters: -...
Population Expenditures. Receipts. Balance
Penn. 23ll,7s5 $2.T94 "a S2915.lIl Sisltl
Va....l.4a56l 2O2T,66j l,nse1 sOs,os2
We trust the House viii never agree to the
monstrous Senate proposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

Ice BoAT-The experiment of running
mammoth ice boat Constructed at Prairie du
Chen has proved successful. The boat, heavi-
ly freighted for the northwest, ran te La Crosse
in four days, and moved off up the river like a
huge land turtle, though with much more rapid
Iocomotion. frlsE.t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

FrEsarr IN 7HE TDscARAWAs-We learn by
ths Iron Valley Times that the late freshet has
done considerable damage in the valley of the
Tusear,was. TO fences, dc. The water was
h;eber than II has been in eleven years before
Absut q mile above Canal Dover, breach sOms
70 fset bad occurred in tho tow path Of the
canal
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MARRIED.,

Feb l7.h. Mr.. GEORGE GLASS of Pittsburgh and
MARY A. 81. JOHN Of Niles, Ohio
Feb 18th. Mr. DANIEL MAY and Mss MARY Nc
KINLEY, both of Poland, o.
In PaInesvil Feb 2lth, Mr.. E, l. NORTON and MIS-
LAURA S. SAWYER, OF Madison.
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DIED,

In York, Feb Sd. Mrs. JULIA TIFFANY, aged 80
years.
In Paine.ville, Feb. 2sd, Mrs. JOEL TIFFANY, aged
43 years
In Chardon Feb Az after an insss q only days Mrs
The deceased, who was -h0rn IN Suf6ed, Conn
the Of this township, extensively known
and highly esteemed by all who knsw herChard0R De
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TO PRENTERS.
TO PREsTTERS.
.o1 CONTIGUOUS
NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDERT
PRINTERS WAREROOMS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1873.
On q

PRINTERS WAREROOMS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1873,
No. 20 Spruce Street, N. Y.
/ (Four doors below william
| ITHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to
f1rnish his weil-knogn and superior Book and
paDer Printing Types in suit pur chasers Also
S,s1 % &c msSnfactuTed Of metals eqla to ary ia
this cnutTy and finished in the most accurate
He also furnishes Presses Chases, Composing Silcks
Stands Cases, Furniture. &c.
WOOD AND METAL TYPES,
From other founderies and article required in
paper Type CoppeTF by the Newton Company, fur
h'eIs1 oid Type y Tsoclsed ar p exchange for
Estimates for printing esfab ishnsns frAiaA apF
types assorted with the accents for Spanish French
Secoad Hand Presses for sale Zap Hand, Medium
Super-roya Rasges Bill ap HTaa RStaTy q
Wheeler & Wilson MaHufaeig Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New style Machines for $50.
SURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADlEs7Ths reduction IN Price brings
its pIacs them beyond competition,
cai and give them an Examination, send for PAM
''''s' ''''1-'' JNo. E STRONG. Agent,
Office MeOdeOn Block 2Os Superior St, Cleveland, o.
Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY MI UsE-aN z II16Tns =. f.-,,.. g. -
LIES, being especially adapted to that purposeN York
The Wheeler Wilson machine has secured and justly
maintains he for sewing every kind of mate
Each one Of Wheeler Wilson'S machines is calculated
to do the work Of ten ordinary sewerseHdt Of Com
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question machine
for family use-L9e Illustrated
Tha L. igonf Is
for family and we recommend 1t most emphsticaly-
In looking out for the best it would be well to see the
machines of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
WheeIeT 3 wilson's machines combine everything that
can be required in the manufacture OF garmenss-N T.
For family use the Wheeler Wilson machine Justly
maintains the pre-emiesnee DAY Book
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the improve
msnts that have been invented for IN z oHraei
nenty for family use and for this purpose have
Full examination has resulted in most thorough con-
vction Of the superiority OF Wheeler Wilson's machines
and Of their perfect adaptation family in al its
We eoufdenfiy assert the exeee7ce and pre-eminent
superiority of the Wheeler Wilson's machines for family
use, and for sewing generally --L1dies' Ilsltor
"a N 2 EUangslisf. 90 d&w 3m rs
ERENCH PASSE PARTOUTS,
Il (FOr MOuntIngJ
PHOTOGRAPHS,
i9 DRAWINGS,
ENGRAYINGs.
all5 illl SC, &C.
large assortment just received We would also call
the attention ofthe trade TO our large stock of
GILT AND ROSEWOOD MoULDINGS,
which we offer greatly reduced rates Also to
- OVAL FRAMES.
of our ovyn manufacture which offer at less than Y
prices p ~ ]. W. SARGEANT,
febIT Marble Block. Superior street.
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HlisItIIarlEons.
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON

DIR. GIBSON
Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
aud celebrated for curing Chronic Diseases.
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
and ope ned an ofice upstairs Bank street oPpo-
size the Weadel House. aud ne1t door to the Herald Prn
s e 10 makiug permanent location Those who
suffering from chronic or lingering diseases Ia' M % ~
the time more certain and Ioi Iue & ~ s
the Medical World has hitherto talled 70 remove many
forms Of disease which he will cure ormake
No Charge for Services aohieh are not sAeessst1L,
tent IS st eTsmned Dr. Gibson viii pay Hundred
Dollars 10 any Physician in the word who vii ee1al ms
CONSUMPTION, Scrotus, Rheumatism, White Swellig
withered Limbs Blindness Or any affection m % q me Slg
to Femlles Also the following DISEASES - OF II Ihf I;
BRAIN which have heretofore resiSted al modes o.
BY all classes of Medical Men, now treated
by DR. G. with degree of certainty amounting TO maine
lion or sosnns Of the ran-diseases which charae
teiZsd by loss of memory failing Of sight and
and general to activity all Of which symptoms
are certain finally terminate IN idocy insanity or SUI
r will forfeit One Hun lred Dollars il case of ailare
He hopes this n1tce will be Sufficient guaranty with
the and very respectable and favorable reereE
are suffering the above diseases, that they can now
positively Their health handsome prem
No charge for consultation. Call early if you desire
complete cure Of your disease
Once hours-e O'Clock to O'Clock daily, Sundays eR-
ceptsd- zen z
TCLECTIC MAGAZINE for March
III -..------.............. Soc
iiellis Living Age No IS, New Series.-------- 1sc
Hal Journal OF Health for March lUc
D,i New Patent Sermons alffornian Seriesl - 75c
london News News of the World Punch, Weekly Times,
BeIis Life Dspach and Journal, per last steamer The
News has ourpage engraving OF the BE eng Of Par
| lament All the Weskhes for the current week
For ssle Nv HAWKS 4 BRO,
feb1i No 259 Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

TIHE CRYSTAL ON AND LAM

4 HAUlR
Il for general purposes superior all others and p0
dueng and better light for less arv oer
ia exsences for sale his CITY ercusirey BY J. WLlE
SMITH, at the Crystal Oh and Lamp Depot No ZlG S9-
per1or st.
Per interested are respectfully invited to cali and
exi mine the light.
N The cystal Oh Lamp superior to all others for
qurBing Coal Oil. janIs:2mll2
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Wheeler & Wilson Manufaeig Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,

CURELY this is GLORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR THE LADIES-The reduction in price brings
them within the reach of all knowledge Of their
It's place them beyond competition, t
Cali and give them examination, send for pam
'-'S' JNo. E. STRONG. Agent
Office Meodeon Block 20s Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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Prepare against Fire. %

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
~ for sale by tbs agent at his Depot No ss Superr
large assortment Of those justly celebrated WiIDFRj
PATENf sALAAIANDER SAFES, to winch the aftsn-
! fs6siSw H. RAYNoIns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28
Welleral Notiffs.
ClairVoyant Physician.

I'1N Hardware Sfore J. D. FISHER viii rent houses
lor all parties who desire and all encmens infsted 70
m will be advertised for the low prca rWENTY-YTVl
CENTS isD23I2g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-28

NUgdf JuftU HH1lS anu Ufled BeeL
ME ARE NOW PREPARED TO
w florders for the above sEellknown brand Of Hams
and Dried Beef We warrant Them equal in quality to nny
brand in this or any Of her market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

M Nhd o5heTs, amounting 10 sOO0 Shares, $500 OOO.
Thus done and at the CITY o Now Oraaa
sosesad the day. and FIRST sore written presence
domicliaed in this city, expressly reoirad IN hs
present. who have hereunto signed togehe viii
the above mentioned parties, and me- notary, e ~
Originally sgned,)
j. N. Robert, Thee Fro;a
r. danucneau, NJ. T. Ducros,
A. Conahd, and others
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
certify the foregoing to be copy original sct ex
tant in my current register. 'e $50 e>
In faith whereof grant these presents under nv si,arra
and the impress Of seal of ocs city of H. III Ne
orleana his twenty eighth day of July, thousand eight
hundred and 6fty-nine. ' 'e''
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages and for the
parish and city of New Orleaus ceres foregoing RI q
charter recorded this day in his office in book soce
No. 4, folios 1893 to 3O2 - ~ 's''
New Orleans, 18th July, 1859.
Gigned,) JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALE Y's.MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and suHsriug-nay life salf-usy b.
saved BY having supply of Dslloys Magical Pain Rx.
acter on hand in of ssSden accidents cats wounds
burns scsds Epain and which children
are constantly subeche action Pain Rxaoor Ia
the same Families should be wthout Full directiona
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALLkf, manufacturer. upon steel engraved label.
DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has thirty years there ia hardly
son but what has heard of it, and family that has used
once that could BE- Induced be without on hand In
Of sudden accident Where used s to become
standard remedy because it has equal curing burps
soalds cuts wounds and bruises fever Sores ples and ali
other nanmRory and ouaneous diseases whore the psrs
feced can be- resahed.
WORD TO FAMILIES,
When You look around hcuse you think hers,s
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling And
everything fcrebodes comfort and happiness suddenly one of
the dear yonns falls deep the result of thu
cident fou now look you can't And
-why Because you have neglected have on hand boz
Of Magical Pain is the whols from
ble Remember and always have hand Instant re,is,
Will be hand.
bALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdus the pain and Inflammation from the sexara..
ourn or scads in s oneo twenty minutes heal the wound,
without scar and eectuay fever Piles salt rhep
ntaumatory rheumatism, and nfamed eyes, cuts wound
bruises, old scad head corns and bunops snrain
dwellings, felons, ohbain bites insects sore nppss or
swelled broken Breasts and all other and en-
aneons diseases, whersthe parts affected reached
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale and retail bv
J.WRIaHT co..
Il and ISL Charities street.
soe for the Southern States and to whom s ord.
should be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29
TERRIBLE SUFFERINGs ON THE PLArNs-A Father
and Son Almost Starped-The Manhattan (Kapsas)

|
Express relates the following story:
News recently reached Fort Riley by two soldiers
who came in on express duty from Prairie Dog
Creek, that two men who had started for Pixies
Peak were lying in starving condition at ane of the
distant 1noccuped stations of the late express com
pany OF Jones u Russell. The soldiers reported
that II adequate means sent to their relief II
was still possible that they might be found aliyei
although they were left in delirious and feeble con.
dltion. First Lieutenant Chas. Griffith and two
others were Immediately dispatched with what
limited means the Quartermastsr at the post could
furnish The phianthropic mission reached its desti
nation on the third day. Both father and son were
1ohna even IN worse condition than represented.
Ihey had been at the station eight days before thew
were relieved by the small quantity of tea bacon and
bread that the sergeant, who first discovered them
could spare who gave strict njunctioas to eat ycry
sparlngly, else death would ensue-they being SO
weak tnat they could scarcely stand up without hold.
ing on to the door. A
II appears that they had lived on grasshoppers and
widowed corn picked up from among the eycre.
menus IeIt ey the animals which had fed at the sta
tion. frovldentlally, few young shoots OF corn
were found to be springing up about the station and
q dried skull of buffalo had been thrown aside.
Ihey caught from twenty to thirty grasshoppers
every morning, while the dew was on the grass until
tney became TOO faint to procure this scanty supply
OF food, which they had to husband in order to make
stew OF grasshoppers, buffalo hide and Young corn
stalks, in small tin cup, to eat at night to promote
sleep and prevent delirnm.
Thus they sustained life till thew obtained the cpn
full of tea, (about quarter OF pound two oayes Of
bread and pound or two of bacon left BY the ser.
want. When found by Mr.. Griffin, they were too de.
bllfated to be Immediately moved. He accordingly
left private Machler to take care of them, and went
on another days ride to repair his wagon which had
been broken at the camp at Prairie Dog Greek.
The father states that bis name is Mr. w. Frost.
mat ne is fifty years old, and that his son, Thomas
Frost, who was with him, is seventeen years oldthe
eldest OF six chdren-the five others being left be-
hind at Pottsye, Pa. He is shoemaker by trade.
He started with 800, having left $50 with his wife.
he started on foot. Ns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

The POSTAL SERVICE DEFIcIENcY.-A dispatch
OF the ed, from Washington to the Baltimore Sun
says:
It will be remembered that within fortnight after
taking charge of his department, Postmaster General
Holt announced to the mail contractors and public
generally that upon careful examination it was ascer
tanned that the deficiency to the 30th of june 1859
would amount to about the sum of 81 3s5 al OK
The amount of the various reports of balances made
BY the due to the creditors of the Post Office
Department and yet unpaid by reason of the failure
OF the appropriation for the fiscal year ending June
show the gratifying fact that the sum total to be pro-
vided for out OF the general treasury is four millions
two hundred and eighty-one thousand four hundred
ana eighty.seven dollars and fftysix cents, or one
ninety four dollars and thrtynne cents less than at
first estimated. 'A ~
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
E-nuGu.ts NJ NEW DHkEANs, jack
!. IA f1 HS2 sAAA1 NORTHERN

Tho damage to this by the having bsso ,sr.
ne passenger On Lake have beer ds
Scn.nuso trains on and after Saturday ih Of
Gsloss aad Aasaeli. Streets 4. Minutes past ocios
daily, Sundays included. ' ''oAiAe,
freight trains vii rus TO and from until then freight
tofos 1t the Warehouse tho south bsnk Of Tia Va %
between Liberty and Howard Streets until o'ciocS IN bs ~
ern00u and by 10 Pasa Man hsc thana. o
line by regular freight trains. 49, '"'"eo up me
e9h VII 6s recevsd unless consigned to parties rs,s
hsctious. - ' '' VI hoao OF iW cok'
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aM hres years old md Nnder free; those over thre4
70 ed hapries all over twelve years old
FAMILY etets In packages Of twenty-five can be had Al IN.
Smce the Master Of Transportation Camp street opposte
rs ss.s sausts Person. VI. fesid. Is. 6svo
ducsd rate ~ r'S""i 1ss u re-
~ ksas z syssy Place Win which they have eonnss.
BbNILNY D. HASELI.,
Chief ksgineer and Gsn,l Hzp,t
, +. g. WILLIxNG,
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]. WRIGHT & co.
TIA. wRIaHTps CELEBHArrD REJu-
vRNATING ELIXIR,
Prepares n DE sictsH Pharmaceutical Principles By
he Ablcst Chemists Of the Age.
Ne MIN n LIZ.

Dr. Wright thinks we'll to stake his professional eharaes
on the fact that minerals the least
part Of the insrsdents /, his REJUvENAT1Na Elixir
we'll knowing whatran has satailed the community
| opium and mercury.
Generally to the dsbitaed, Dr. Wright wsuld say
hsw weak you what the may
forssks At Whatever has led depart s Hygoie
principles take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
ard you will and yourself man. pride instead d
the friends healthy sound and worthy
nsmber Of the whole human family.
Fer sale By the Proprieters,
J. WRIGHT CO.,
4 and Isl Chartres street, New Orleans, La,
And Druggists generally throughout the United sa.ss
HELmBOLD's EXTRACT. BUCHU.
JOY TO rHK AFFLICTED
1t sss Nvsus aad Dsbutatsa Sufferers and removes III
ths symptoms. a.ssg whish will ~ fsusa-
Iadispssftis.
" Exsrtiss, Len
efPsws, Less 4 Meme
~, Dinesity Of BrssshiHg, Cen.
WA Weakness, Hsrrse Il Dissass
Weak Nerves. Trembling. DrsaAfA Hsrss
sfDsstA, hight swsass. Geld fsst, wAksfalssa
bsassss x Vhiss. LAaxs9, UnivwMi LasstsAs Ne
nssealas Bystsa 0ss B.srnsu APOSTLE viii DyyDsss
syntsns. Ast Aaads. Fiushisg Of the Bsay, Dryps~
It De skis, fsaiA Cezstssases and Eruption
- hs Face. Pain IN Me Bask. Hsavi-
Hss u ths Rysids, FrssssstN
Baask Spots Flying b. ....-
fsrs the Eyes, 80. ..
with
Temporary sufssisa and Loss Of Sight Attention
Great Nobility; Rsstsssness, with Hsrrer u secisty.
/, Nsttins 10 mere desirable - sueh Patients than
Solitude, and netting they mere DrssA
fsf fear Of themselves, ne Repssssf
Manner, ne Karnsstssss, Ne sps-
uistisn, but . Hlrrisd
Transition from
question 70
w... Ansthsr.
These synptsns. allowed 60 sa-whch tbh medicine
Invariably fellows LOSS OF POWER FArU1
TY and EPILEPTIC F1TS-n which the patient NAV
expire Wis that these mot freaussy
followed by those dirsful INSANITY AND CON
sUkPTIoFf The records Of the INSANE AsYLUMs, and
Tho melancholy dsathshy CONSUMPTION bear aple vine
10 the truth Of these assertions. in Asyus the mos,
exhibition Tho IL actusy
odden and quite destuneithsr rh grief ever vista
t. shoad ssonad Of the voice It rarely arcalae
with wesful measures wa. despair
Lew ssllsa sounds his grief beguiled."
hsusaads to aatmey graves blasting the ambition q
aany noble ysnhs. 1t be cured by use Of this
INFALLIBLE REKEDY.
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL b.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and 151 Chartrss street.
General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERS-THE
~ following is list Of UNPAID TAX BILLS on Reai
Estate for the 1855 which paid at Office to the
LIST October proxmo. After which time the proper viii ho
forfeited to the State for said Taxes. ~ -
THOS AsKEW,
Collector First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

80 s sss.s.s4;: :. AZ ns2
rres9es efrsags09a in sennsstisn with stssnvhps nm
TAKAFAB. 777l' - 'e AZ
trsht rss.t,sl EVERY AZ .. n. Landau ,...
fEpfxHo stree: r. 4. sAsiMa rAss CAMERON I'd
4ps for Tsxaa leaving TRI WEEKLY IA hs Bosts fsr AZ
0nspss DAILY, 81 arrival u The oars.
For receiving aAd prsna pity traRsportIpx LIyR STOCK
ss At brasAs@r The nsa a.pls ssd csnvsaisnt
INsuRAkCE TO rKxAs ONR.EIGHrH PER CENT
And to Attakapas fHkEE-EIGHrHs PER CENT LESS
taAg ~ say pthsr rsRtss.
pany. 4 4 SEGER
ea0 IN VictPrssdest and Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29
r A. FAHNnsTocK's vnRMIFuGD.-

This safe and only eecua remedy worms has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any
United States. " ~
1t is used with the utmost freedom confidence by eentle
men who have attained emnence the medical profession in
all the Middle Western aud Southern States "
The great Of its popularity is the fact nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted place and
that may be used in all without any the re-
suit Its perfect safety recommends 1T every parent If
worms secreed within the system it will speedily expel
them Without fail Rnt in order to obtain the genuine article
purchaser should be his guard and look well to the in
a the bottle Wrapper and be particular TO see that he
is buying b. A. Fahnesock's vern,fuge, other.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

CAPT. y. X. DUNCAN WIZ. !. .. L. JAMEs.
CIVIL. ENGINEERING-J r. DUNCAN i co.,
Civil E.gisesrs Surveyors Architects and Superintendent
Nos. Isl COMMON STREET, and
saasfy 2ll CARoNDEIAT STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

TT. The MAN WHO LOVES HIS FELLOW MAN.-The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29
+ Il v K Il AND AGUE.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,

This 10 tho only andcertan remedy for tb hasyr d
ease No one reed ever again complain of having it. unless
they have never taken this celebrated remedy If
take " ~ ''s
osGooD's CHoLAGcGuE.
then farewell to Chlls and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, BY
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Chartres stroes
addressed. w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLED-A dispatch of
the Esd from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says:
J. McNoble, conductor on the G. W. " r. R., was
Killed last night. He was first missed from his train
a. RoseVlile. Search being made for him, NJ was
FOUND IN The creek at Andersons bridge eight miles
from here. It is supposed that he struck the bridge
having been On the top Of the cars collecting the train
Fair. fNSf,s Ass''A''s 'io'h 'he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RA1LRoAD-Tbe Little
Rock (Ark.) Democrat of the 22d says:
We are glad to hear that the grading of the Mem.
phis and Little Rock Railroad. is now on several Of
the divisions progressing rapidly. We are informed
that the grading of this end of the line will be com.
menced in q few days. This will be cheering news
to the friends of the road and gratifying to every
friend of internal improvements, who desires to see
our State ranked amongst the goahead States of the
southwest. Success to the enterprise, say we.