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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-12


ended before they can reach the scene of action y
They embark, believe, in the Spanish mail steamer
to sail on the 18th inst.
The following named gentlemen are appointed
alds-de.camp to his EXcellency the Captain Gen
eral: The Excellentsimo Senior Don Jose Maria
herrera CAIRO, Commandante of Cavalry; Ex-
cellentisimo Senior Don Pedro Pablo O'Reilly, Cap
tain of!lnfantry; AlSehor Don Francisco Remero V
cardenas, Captain of Cavalry, and Senior Don An
astaso GARLIC y Cardenas, Sub-Lieutenant Of In.
fantry oil these gentlemen are of the corps of
Volunteers, several Of them young Crcoles, who
have been in the United States.
The richest thing have met with in some time
Is the offer of the Ayuntamiento of Santa Maria del
Rosario, who describe themselves as the faithful in
terpreters and representatives of the inhabitants Of
that Jurisdiction, of their lives and property if me-
cessary, to aid Spain in the war against Morocco
and TO pay the expense of supporting a company
OF infantry at the seat of war, from the LIST instant
uhtl the termination of the war. This offer is of
course, graciously accepted.
Inc chief and officers of the yoluntarios of the
sliia OF Gaunabacoa, offer to support, during the
war with Morocco, a hundred soldiers, and the
chiel ana officers of the Sd Voluntaros of Santa
MARIA del Rosario offer to support fifty soldiers
uuring the war with Morocco; which offers are
a.so, most graciously accepted in the name of Her
Majesty. ~ $3.50 : -
i senor Don Juan o'Reilly Nuyez, Captain of In.
lany Of the Voluntarios of this city, is appointed
aiu'ae-camp to the Segundo Cabo, Second in COM
mandy General Plana - :, ~
uottschalk it is said will give concert next
Friday at the Liceo.
There was an extraordinary performance of the
Italian opera company at the Teatro Tacon on
Sunday evening. The performances were lucretia
Borgla, with Cortesi as Lueretia and the final
scene and rondo of La somnambua, in which
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Sine Sfi;je aus S5uSicm.
(SOn sinem britt. Siflier.)

&ints Mora'ns lus ib teim lieutenant s. 81.
Carrie Ycm "a. 9~telimsnt uno untrrridtete ion
i'm Werfihen, ais mir b6gten, rnB i'm 0orfe SRA.
6oli eire Sati (Ssrtrennu9) am 3Iuit ~itnttfin.
ben icat. Oieie Wa@riht tsriibrte mid eten 70
6rftig, ME metnen iunsen 8reunp. gRtr tOnnten
rs licht ~slautcn. oaB ein iclbsr @riucl in DER
N1be ,intS tritil6sn MsatmsutS por Fh 9eten
1eute. Dir plre nob i'm @rirrIh c~uriite;
ale mir pie perbGngniBoo0s Yrccrilon untcr inc
oilhtr Wu1tttgIsituna uu5 Der GAIT sis6sn unp
Der QInoitr1Be gu gsbsn Iaben.
Darauf ~parftn pir uns iollti8 ,h YferOr. Elm
3nstter m.insr Sbilsr, Or. Rt9. that pa5 @lsite
nnp in timer baIben Stuuoe trfanocn mir un5
an Srt uno STEELE.
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MSc6i3imiidDc 9snieiacm.
(3cEumeer NS emIdbcm Sscrftnun.

IN S'rrNGi res rtaacrttcG 2&Ntcr5, mac ~ I I'M y0ufc sic,
'cS Srubl1bgS tOttcn mcm 6cIac or'cItcu farm m0r oor nUht
anetrH cl2arWn, 00 rs CSr OHcEtittt Observation-Disclosures cS
EmocS IN rtrhNImigmoRIgCr Nciis Won ccn Net luSSoutca bn
giOomrn unN cr MolIrtl lejncn uno it ourb ouCcrC rcrb N.
lh'nCcn SpmmatrGEtbclcn t~une9tcu Wrc. G0S Gdbc Tcbcr
HubTttct rh III unlcrw yGncc ru Aobr III SGbr mcbr, unc mcnn
nttt NcINcS NNttrs IL Mrs lCicu GtrlcrG cricn StCuc c~;nnctmcn,
cbnc ron Ten Huttn WNICnpCttrn. Gem EalbuS unO tOtttn uc
Ncd'cpttun III ~lrrtcn, rc itHS the NuAtl Spftrf r taS Ojrot
rerccu. jn SttrGt't ctlr St0aGtru ut r1e tcnc, wae man
toun rNnn, nc N1rrcT- Gculutuncp III ia:Cm nornolcu 3utanp III
Tboltcn, cine Ole Eetcnstr0it 81 ~srl1trs,n. 3u ttrlcnt gncc Eat
Or. NuiCur GIN NrGvarOt,
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March Mallow pastoral hemostat que paste
gml nn9cncbmitn o5eihmNt; 9c9tn GrfGlmn9 uc 6uittn per zen
tnten ranptihtn INN amtritaniiten &crimn icbr cmpfrblen. 81
t0ten bel s. Is. Htiher, dat.
Seine @rmiir5, Gbrcolapc erbielt ipcten
s. &. 6ii6tv, Nst.
Giien.GbreOlace, ~teitanpig frtih nnO orn erner
GuaItit bel $. 6. TtG6tr, 9st.
Gncnp, 8~aT.sGNenA giarltaTs. @coit YOmpcr un
SOpfen empNrbt 9. {. 8iiher, @at.
6riite IrpauFn uno N~irrjcamcntc. untrr anperen
g%cactabiIilht &lutycinjeun9s -Niacn, &ranNretbS-, Sarcs- snc
rcnt o. NNltrz liltn; Mitynut1 ycNtr- @iltn; 6unanoe, 90
itttterS, SCyaaYtH2 unb Satr'e SiItcra, frih crbnlrn uno yln
9trt0uf. trt &. 6. FiI6er, Mot.
&1mme, feline unp Qrcte, Ycm Snria rubber, GIfeu.
bin unh 6rn; ~frdn;OTlte uno cn1liAc 3ahn~ uno Na0clbimitcn;
cate gau re GccSnc, IN tatben unO 9aHSen 6lacone, bel
=. G. 6ii6tr, @st.
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cR uc ourb s. 8. Stccfcr,a yyihbonNInns IN sngmrmn ~ he.
;rgcn:
NJ. Qurwia fcfadcr's
weiI,ph eN,r,,r :, Ni,,Tn,5, -, -, saa,,.,t.r,
~ S'"''' ~ ''''"ESS'""''" IL <N"'''"'''S
NccStsgtcii
fl2 life Spuu ;Ic,tz uup 1Isisrtoos
mkt
ciuiocu Yueto osrrcri,tru mn OSrohrcncr
S" >"9"S't ~" "' C'"N''''"t
crrcjtcrcn mirbci,mo,n NJ" w Iircm 5ufcr,, mr. i,,~,r
VtbcnSoan0r. ~
Wiit rem gSilrrijTr rrs JSrrf,iir,5 in ct,h1 ,ca,Ao,
So ,a =" 800 N"'"'"'
'"'P u 5'''''m In'Ntl!nJ %unNee SrHlt"nc9 eerNuS9tgcten.
m,r. o,.> Sy"In N 9fUFsm SrHd.
%' y 80 StF w. S u S' nn S oeer oe a"mit
FrthEST,S rrrcr,,rnnS SSr S%I 5 h,"on NV, n MS !. @.
STf tiroCSrrttcn ]gSbuSunTrrn mn WY ~" o "" !" ~ ,n u !"
f,ifr,, SrrT fknu,n, $50 a - "~ Wy ~ t'S"ty'u-
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Eayr NGic mou onc Shmcr,en brilru fam.

1ir GUurnrc, wcltc an 3Heum0tllmuo, NcuyalOjo, rcrYVlcr
Nrpt- @crdt0-, SCltcn-, Glrrtr- uno 3tudrRihmtrjtn lcircu,
II Den augrnbIitIidr SintcrlnQ unc 90niiHe @Nhulf;, mcnn it
00rtStprue'e Cure NLl 9cbrauhCn. DitIc Ir1paros
lion ctnce Gbtniltcn bit lun ais las tcnc &rilmttcl fur S,mcr;tn
IN cen NnpTcn, NiU1tcln. NcrYru uur S,hrcn bcpdhrt. 8cyiuht
ttnc UInldr uno tnrc @cirmg! YriS II, - uuo 90 Cts. Ser.
ouft wirO b1nrtc bel
in N.tmcnb, ScripIf nm WrtTSbnrI SS''
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2lusuff S6Scfcr,
Npptbe sr unb Oru99iI 4,
90. 10 Mainz StroEe.

lthrrune prpnpcr Scctcnun9, bOhelbe audi fcrnerbiu III crbotsn.
Rettptc rtretn su ieeer Belt (bei gag unogiaht) pTrmpt une g.
mir tnbaft a~us9efubrt.
@ae Sprten G~arteteTs. Gsnitrrslas, grutbdneer, Giaarrsn,
&au- unb Sfnupfobaf bsianois anSono unc wsrstn gu
zen biGigiten 9rilsn perfauft.
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Yrrecilicn, uno rie Sraminrn Itcutrn Die Graoe
NIT ecm Seihnem 70 an Zen STAMP hes 6iulIss,
rap piclcr Die 6ube %tclpilte. @eiidt nno SGnpc
pdrcn ,rtbl6Gt uuo mir Iaten, raF or Gin Ih6ner
Sramine pcu stmo 40 Sobrsn mar. 0orauf
bc9oteH mir nno sh Der 8rnu, mclte lid inter
etnrn anrrrcn Ytpol Baum rem @cidt RE Sprr
ten 9r9rnub'r, Neicet bate, une cc roin 6eftimmt
mar, lid nuf rem Shejtcrtduicu III rpfcru.
Slre &crmGnrtcn unb 6rcunre, ctra ;mou,ia
an Der 3abl, ltanrsn nm Tie berum. Sic lprah
rrrtmabre"p III ilnCu unp rrppbGcitc mcbrcre
Ntn9e, mcnn Tic bsirogt murtc. Str mar lebr
bubih, etmH - Sabre alt unp itr 0jcitt perrtctb
mcpcr 5urdt nod Nnait.
lieutenant Carrie, rcr fcrtia WnbrrGiIb Iproh,
bieIt cine LANCE Nnrcee an lie, nm Tic auf's Grrir
taftsitc ron rem atlhcuIihrm Selblmprcc ob;u.
brin9cn, Orr ibm ais sjuc MtiNc bat Ter Srnmts
nCn erlhrrn NM liz. rsm rcjncn 0ic1ce her Ninru
'umjcrcr, vi Mtortrrn in risi + uup jcncr a9clt
YrrurtbriIte. Sic nntrprtcte roraui icrcA IN;
SclGcncce:
3br mGat iHNrn; mas S6r mpU ih mcroe opb
nit metnem Ncrrn ~ltsrbrn. GS mar i'm SNjdy
l1lSbuh 9clhrictcn, CAP ih fem 9&cit mcrcrn
lclltc, 10 muf lib CS uuh i'm erucu Siruc rss
Mcrtc5 lrin unp tcjuem 2Inoercn mctr 0rhGrcr.
$50 I'fptf mar lon unp tam Felncn Nnrcrr nit
lo'Nrr HH1'l@tt9frtt lcNen lHmnB ih icinr trcuc
S'A''it'r'n lem, woNln or aud AeNe. &Hmmcrt
Guh air nlht mElter farum, NCrr. 8ricrr ici
nit &um
Nr"trnont Gorlc lot ie rarouf nrh cinmol
Tom iniuNnr'1, nnp ldNte 6pl9Crrce III ibr: Niejne
cute lame N'r'ntt nrh %ctnn'ol, mas 5hr thun
'NNut' W ut 9'1'n Gurc %crnUntt. Sctr Nr's
p''"' ."b ~" S"'E orS"n'E u"' mar Sute
o,"'' '"'' >''u" "' S"P "" V'" ''"B'
'N." : ~ ''""'"' you" WI nut '"S
9,''"S,N "'"'" ~ S.'''" H""9 rug" H''',
: 49," "'' WV" l"' o"''" al" 'N'" ""''''
-" '''H'"' S'' i'u''' ""' ''''"%'"' e"'s"
$500 ""'"' '" -''''"''"' '' S'' S"''"
S'"r, ''F - """, "'''"'"'
~ ''b hp W. '"p"''' "'~
~ ''' "".''"'S'" >".'''" l""" h' '"
,N' 49, :" zap '' ~" ~ l'."' o''""'.
-" n,.,' ~ ''a,' "w' V'l"'i' to '"b
" I''s''t.'' w. Sc!""' lu"''''
>o'FI" ''''S S"l"'"'"''' J." '"' - ''
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r. ~ N'', ~" A )"
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6ricorih 0crtGrpt.
(Yrit gpr 4001.)
fu> life Spun 6cit- unp 6eierto9e
nttlt
etntgCn Sustd9eprcpiNtcn uup 0ratrcccr

Ssten ump 9Suttn bon Nener0l 6rlrprin QSlbelm
pUn Steuten. Nret9 l6 @ts.
SruYe'S 9Eeltlcihihte, Il &~teferun9 25 Gents.
Speiale 9ttputlif, 9trr0ctcur Strunr, drummer 4 Cts.
grcipcir Yn rben9ma0nten @9ertcn Ijesen CUR gtnitht tt
Z. s.. StC6Cr.
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0artehprne,N CURE-ALL.

lrt9bprnC CURE- ALL.
(prdp rrt Yn rntm GhcmHfcr)
Gtcics Nfittcl 6elt nuc ShmcrScm. - IaS ma0iIb
NNunrCr ulirer Belt.
9jcic6 wcrtbYruc 6tilmiucI miro imcrlidD IND SuFcrl;b aroe.
monot. Us hett lC9ridh
S0bnwch, N~ovflhmcri.
Strrtntun1tn IL. ScrlctunScn, SCttCnitchcT,
cholera MiprFHe, ]6rothcuirn,
Grtdlunlrn, Nalne Iictrr.
NtUraIGt1, Strnltmcrrn,
Hhcum1ltenuIS, SrGrbpunocn,
puhncr0uNtn, GhoCrI,
@liCocrrcRtn, SUlCnihmcr;cu.
NG9rHltmtIcu, grWt Gmr;tu.
99cn'r9, Grtrcrcnc 6uFt,
gSunocn pals, 3irvtntridr.
SuBfbmtrtn, Observation-Disclosures
R~uterihmerrn, geibiNncv;cu.
"a C0lcbt Weltih rim outc5 Stirtcmittcl III, 10 III Is bcIrnhcre
lei gta9Cnlhmdde, IpeprpWa Uno 0uScmrintr Sdbm1bc III en-.
pttoicn. Gtrt2Eft miro cjic> 6lImjttrI
IN SlGltrr III % unp 80 Gents.
lnas. Gctc 6amilis, @ciicnNs une 9rbcittr iputc fur einen Ct.
notSen ~nn9ludSf0u ccr trj r~lpglinen N~ranFbeitcn cine 6Ialte ven
oieltm pctIntttl itrto bel lh iubren.
Mcs- Solicit on ir9cnb wribr Shmtr;tn babcu, 10 traudc ron
bieltm Gurc,MtI une Gu wirit 0u9cnblidltdr Yinctruua mn
petiun9 Pnren. Su b0ten bel
e. 920Qacr, q. @6brfcr uno
bel allen Nprthetrn IN 9fidmpEo,
Apfolt mo petersburg.
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Sn6banblcr=2

Sm &er!o9l run San. @obicr in ptiloeclptio III iccten crItic-
,ClCn:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-11

DrArn OF Hos q G. Hartley We
deeply regret to learn he death Of the
late reporter % the Supreme Court. Mr.
Hartley. His demise seems to have
been as sudden as II was unexpected by
all who knew Inn. ilc died Of sppo-
plcxy, after an attack which lasted TWEEN
ty-four hours. lie was only in his 3Gth
year. lie cinigfatcd to Tesas in 1916.
from Bedford, Pa, his native home He
served Ia the Mexican war on its FIRST
breaking ont, He afterwards represent.
I'd Galveston in the Legislature, and fol
the last eight years has been reporter
II the SUPREME Court lie was one O,
the Commissioner. employed on the re-
sponsiblc work Of digcsting the Civil
and Criminal Codes Of the State. Iii,
Digcst OF the laws Of Tenas, has givci
his nafac meritel and extensive fam,
throughout the Southwest. As alawycr
ie stood high in his profession, and wa
weh-bcloycd as citizen. lie has left
wife and child To mourn his loss. - Stat
Gastve
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Rlette0 poetrp.
II Ry.

How ,~antsiul be lrs
With pontiac r,se.bad lirs
And half closed cy--.
Whit through their jc,,y fi,,srs.
Yu catch siesr-
uiae ~ the ssl~.
lbove his st1kss head
Or dnps~ss hand
+ srsvcls ttnv~n,
The oshcr. Oh hi. bresse
l. subled, - 70 ~
The world al,ac
The darling iti.e ono,
p m, fond heart
Thou art ~ dear,
A nsn-ic strain IN earth.
A lower o, b.su,eoai birth
ny path I, cheer.
Bit what's u come - thte,
Ba, what VII, .loa bang n-.
f1cas-ec oFpan
Baby. the way /. lnns.
Darling. Tho waves arr strong.
Aud VIII the main
fsfnpizilo1s mrs, ~ shlns.
sscrn vfssilInss VITA thy Kind.
BOY s'i''i na.' meet
God shiela thee IN that he,r
lr3m estry esli power
Ileasea .sa.d thy feet.
fa,hei above 4, thsr.
T. The. h.ni The fu~-
Ths all imp!5ro
", bo, - Il,cr bring
Iakc hdn beneaih Thy vim.
ak NJ NOR.
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TH. S,ef u aul Cm'g ro1nae5
WHEREAS Martha y Sharp, resilient 81
" aii county - Harrison. and State 81
at,t,- ail. ha, filed her petition 10 our u uic'
Court 81 said county wherein she complains ri
Hiram Sharp wani Residence tn her !. unknown
foe t5ls lLat IN tie month Of MACH 1881 Shoe
tine .f Martha ai-i The said Hiram H'ermar
RED with mel other; that aitoiwlGdf Che said
llran about thr month OF u said year
l.n y9lr petitioner without any cause known 70
her. la,t ~ Hiram has abse'.ted himself from
har aih The mienliou Of alssi'll9i.,;ii==. a. ie;
the spact Of thue reMa aul las uut returned
since be leli as Aforesaid
She therefor. prays that said deitnlanl be
cited &c the lan nqnirs and after dnp proceed
nas had iu the premises that she have derrc
Tor a divorce from The binds oi inaieim1ny with
the said Hiram and sleh other relief ~ may
seem proper.
And whereas r. 4 Pa,iIlo Attorney io' iid
plaintiff has made oath before mc that the said
Hiram Sharp il transient person aud That
personal service cannot be had on him These
are therefore 10 command you to summons the
said Hiram sharp, by Publication q this wf't
IN the 'leSas Republican a ucw spapcr publ he'd
In the county aud state aforesaid. for four sue
ccssiye weeks to be aE,l appear hcfoTe the Dis.
tricl Court VI he county Of Harrison sc tna
raur' horse ia The town ~ Mar hail, on the
fourth aiunliy after the first Monday in fehfu
AIRY -as there to answer the petition IN said
esta hlt,l
Herein Gail sol and true return make Of til.
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It IL Clipese maxim that . for every
ma who does MT work. and every wp
u.n WIN i Idle, somob0iy must -ufler
80 " hM~Rsr.- l.oascrs snd ta'slers
nIs~N sotiss { saa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-11

I4ADks SesrsNs Doors Some Of tie
1syn~ shoe manufacturers are making +
0spaer large quantities Of ladies' ska ing
boots They are made thick and strong
u,d cut 10 reach above the ankle.
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Administrators Notice.

I ETfERS Of Administration were granted
| i TO the undersigned on the estate OF Eliza
t.regg ,sccsl-A - the NOVEMBER term. \. u.
1893. Il, hing the 2dh has thereof Of The
comfy court pertaining 10 the estates Of dc
ceased pelsan. This il therefore To notiy all
persons having cam- against sad stv 10 pn-
seut them WITHIN the time prescribed BY law.
and rhu-c Indebted to make immediate pay
ment.
+. s. SMITH, Adiar.
January :. 1889. : 6t
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A REFLECTIVE RElaospg-r.



~ twenty y''Fs' apl s'h3eiains more
siaee' ~ "lf's ~ a'e'ui sap"irise
ttpA fhna dHhfAsf % classic iife
'f'"h ~'''s NH II -~- " ea'icsc'
ffl fsHiHptf IN ilit csc
'9'l1 W. . Nail '1 ~ "it h'A
Inc boy ne l7!' ne h'i'a- NV Nli
'n'7pii'e' ~" tir''' a'i.F
The ii''a a''', y ia 'its :i'f 'i pan
lrre " ~ 80 iis7aa 'gr''
Tint .een'ed lkf lea'.H "a We 'a''i y
reselicci ths df5sV wY
N si'i'h w = idehi l.l'"nf'i = 7t'a'
- clearly ~ my vs. tsaiy
ireeiilet' - t''iff al
A. ln'Ali nov u ~! - -
Many chlfisr g. el
IN ilpme ~ osilma Nao.
Hdec, extnmely veil.
"old hnfh. fie tail'hss ~ faoat
well rc'nemler Matthew iall
J re i'l'r' The rf1o' ga'd
Ier leeon' iauv'n~d I 'he hstt'n,
tAl,' that Pened mark sh"''i iad'
reee''ee' ''' ei'aF' "h' R"s ''F
fhe ElA e1' '.t''-' "'i '''"
Der e'rfs - fse 'esk''Fh fthiy
kni t'oA i'ie 'la''A No' h'f'r 't'f'1
A
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WANTED.

rnnn IAll. WOODEN SOCKS For
DVNJO which DE highest market prirr w Ito
be paid 40 @ II p1KES.
Fer sale 4 large loi Of CLOTHING
Nov. 20 81 Ppm
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EDI, RED ri, ff,.

'rliE new and liglt dfnehi Steamer NOR
! MING LIGHT. WM. pliisDN Mnsi,r
y u. III \IENl tlerk, viii icavo @r thc
above epd intermediate inii' on every alternate
saturday.
Fnf fuifht % pa ago app,y on board orte
T. n fBINT0\ Net
I.4auy a. - N.uu
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b. 20 t' A'N g. no "'N Nf'Hff
UDtLpia s. AFTER,
WILL AND FURNISHING IIIsKsS,
yNlE una rigped having pufebased the Vpe-
7 tag waiter mUi, henteior kHavn a. tAe
laNua. NH situated about Us miles
NoRrn-Wf~r oF MARSHALL.
blr ihs ritol 81 informing the pabe that
AaS 81 now prepared t0 eriui oon TT short
notice The MEAL ggounl 40 Co.'s mid AZ ai-
pariur quality as many liNng near AMI tsmoil
from ii location csu testify.
TURNING
the rropt tors uemg mechanics arc also
Werfd Do cNoeute with d patch al ofdan u
Furniture 10 theIr lHr
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
a. aadnia- +, the above they Will continue
a. heretofore, % supply heif caAouels with
aaf nlities ni FrKNlTl RE desired, 81 thra
oau mBnutaet W. al lhe .noIi BIO 81 lsH IT,
Wl ae'cu~iuod 10 supply tha Wu, %. tac pub
CO. V'd everything nias.r ..a tboui day.
at tie lowest Nv @ihls pricr Justified he the mar
kei Thoy pliiei' q b0oial s.are OF patronage
which. from industry rni strict attention to BITS
ines, floy trust sin as sequence, follow
LrpuIPll a SCH NFFER
Pei 2 49, iv
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1 IT.. thee hae M f"r Goods sold ly King
~ Ihaiotd in lhe town OF M,r,ha will find
their notes d, G q Gregg s Co.'S, which NOTES,
II nat paid ni maturity will be sncd on without
discrimination. FEEI l., SiNNS a co.
Dee. "a 1888. l5u
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q. FLI<T d JONES.
Nas il a s. hana >f7. Me- Od4aae4
NrOrID invite iae atla5ioa Of lheiF friends
" md tie pahhe io ih.ir large and vcil So
CABINET FyBNgTl
HAVING H s'o lat year greatly eu.al
Ma.r taa|l aIssDt, ihe- aea n9N tU4'f 70 90 .UA.
h.hH iha h' and mssi vriel a-.n.lwui Hi
tltin.. lumtHrc orr olua lar alg m ihe
Saljh eanr iug everything nlc ary in tac
h-nishas y a dwelling
ia addition il feuinre we keep iT sale
Plush Hair EHmel1 coth cgimp cord. las
s.s. spriass aek srine ysmhh, gHo. Ac.
spring, HAS, and Moss Mattresses.
Patent spring Bod Bottoms, q new aM eeone-
m'el .Hy.INOH. tNm'ori-. spreads. siaiis pill.
.1a cu apl Nuqatio hais.
Mirrors Of all Sizes,
ln rHlg rtries fhb and checked India
matiuUs altp itofs cd all kund4, together wilh
le iipN,s ~ eNrrs il.
Furniture csreiir u1l securely packed br
Shipment to the ntefior
fiiy SID cnmiy purchasers viii alvay. end
( orr work nn.'y Ger fb,.f .pcc ION all are coz.
ddaly invited 70 visit 9,u aiorp and examine f9r
themselves
July q, So, Is
/ u N.loWE& 60. cotton F,sfes. asa ,.aer1
-. taa'ai'sion nffetrlis, so. "a Gf4ver street
[ NpH Irfarf
luv 2l is5s.
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! Ftiars efi h-afYd Concentration Ncrtlaa'y
No. tirnu3es; street. New Igeu4s
May - So No "a "
JAMES sPrAEg & co. nhsi.,sis Gss-r,
y fHasaf ..IHH Nash4qtr and reifrrs "a ttr.f,fa
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lust RECEIVED For sale hs
- Lac ~ J. II. VAN HOOK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
MATRIMONIAL.

To rHE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my good fortune to restore to health many
housands of my country-women
My has excited the malice of the enyiOus aud
aluus; but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So olong as held IN a0ectionate and
haukfu remembrance by those who have experienced
s can afford despse the efforts of miscef-maktrs
nd slandere
My friends repeatedly urged me TO place my med
for producing menstruaOn within the reach OF the
Ladies Of the United Staes but ndsposouto enter
seld occupied by quacs with their perncious nostrums
and fear that unprncped counoreters might palmupon
public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Vt my
AATlE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Atas yield to the entreutes Of patients and friends
and oder TO the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
10 regard to the efficacy OF the "ANIE DE FEMME" /
need only saw that tits in liquid fom aud is o1acu such
as have used in mypractcein France wear, and
that it has never failed TO a satisfactory result
The "Alnie de Femme" and mensruatou st nj in the rc
laon of cause aud effect Itisak powerful To orinut
aealthv menstrual dow where has existed aUd
restore IL where has been from cause suppressed,
"a ordelt TO guard against imposition the wrlppcr nt dret
Unen signature and hoh the bottle and enclosing bIl
vii be sealed with nv private seal.
Price, $500 package
PANS, January, 1857.
For ale, wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No. % superior street Cleveland who will supply a.,
Annie do Femme" at the Proprieors prices,
Nul0d&wy6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

PoLIcE CouRr- Before Judge LAwRENo Il,
July 2Gth, Yesterday morning the following cases
were up for disposal at the Johnson street Judicial
tribunal
Thomas KetohilI caught too much bad whisky
for his own good, and for his mtoIication was
fined s andicosts
Peter Fitzhimmons, for petit larceny, was fined
$50 and semitic jail lor 30 days
Ellen Palmer is hard case. She has uot bc,n
80 frequently before the Court as some others but
we are satisfied from observations taken ycstC rday
morning, that this arises from no fault Of hers
She was up before His Honor for Indecent conduct
and language She was quito talkative, and pleas.
anty remarked that she would "demmedly maui"
the first officer who would meet her face to face -
She was fined $50 and sent to Jail 90 days.
Charles Gardner and James DunIap were found
guilty Of robbng German of money and valua-
bes, after having drugged him with poisoned
liquor. They were bound over to appear before
the Grand Jury with bail at S goo
Elizabeth Whimpe stole a pair Of CATERS, aud
then perpetrated a very passable pun by saying
that she was above such things. Although this
was true as long as she wore them the JOKE didn't
save her from being fined and sent to Jail for five
days
Several cases continued.