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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

Who are these murderous people? is in
everybody mouth, about this time.
The latest and best authorities trace them
to the eastern confines of Syria. They are
Arabs, and settled in Lebanon and Anti
Lebanon, within the last nine hundred
years.
''Syria, says the reliable DR.. Thompson,
who wrote from Il twenty years residence
and travel in that country, "has always been
cursed with the multiplicity Of tribes and re-
ligions, which have split up the country into
small principalities and contradicting classes,
fruitful parent Of civil war, anarchy and
confusion"
To give some idea of the populations of
Syria, the Doctor enumerates them as fol-
Ion
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT At RUssEL's FOUNDRY.
Yesterday afternoon, while the workmen
at RusseIs Foundry, corner Of Halsted and
Kinzie streets, were employed in casting, one
OF their number, who was said to be intoxi-
Gated, spilled bis ladle of molten iron in such
a manner as to pour it into the boots of an
other Workman who stood near him The
agony OF tbe burn caused The second
drop his lndle, the acnlding contents of
which fell upon the man who had charge Of
the crane. He let that fall, and in an instant
the molten fluid spread throughout the shop,
severely, burning some twenty workmen and
setting the shop on fire in several places,
which, however, was soon extinguished.-
Some of the workmen were horribly burned
in the breast and legs, but none of them ia
tally Chicago Democrat 27th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

NEW TREATMENT.-Dr. GibsOn's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure of rheu-
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coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gOut, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apoplexy, congestion,
nervous prostration, palpitation of the heart,
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other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

1t is not at all likely that Kansas will be
admitted in advance of the election-so that
II votes only will be required to elect. 1t is
certain that in the event of failure to elect
by the popular vote, Lincoln will go to the
House, and it is almost certain that Brecken-
ridge will also. Whether Douglas or Bell will
be the third on the list is doubtful; utonly
one of the two can in any event be voted for
Lincoln will lack but tl0o votes of an cleo
ton; while Breckenridge will lack ytfVe. and
either Bell or Douglas would lack l6. It is
obVio1s that neither of the latter could eI-
pect the whole body either of the Republi-
cans or Of the Democrats to come TO his sup
port except under very extraordinary circum-
stances, and probably they would not do it in
any contingency. The choice will lie practi-
cally between the other two; if one of them
is not elected we shall have no President
but the question will go to the Senate, and
that body will undoubtedly choose Lane to
be acting President for the next four years.
The certainty of this result, in the contin-
gency supposed, will have a great influence
upon the opponents of the Democracy in
the House. We think it not impossible
that as a last resort, to prevent the election
of Lane some one Of the Democrats on
the Illinois delegation might join the Re-
publicans, and give the vote Of that State to
Lincoln-leaving him only one short of an
election. Where he could get that one, it is
not easy TO see. Tennessee has seven Amer
leans and three Democrats on her delegation;
but scarcely any contingency can be foreseen
in which her vote could be given to Repub-
lican candidate. Kentucky has FIVE Ameri-
cans and FIVE Democrats, and the chance of
her voting for Lincoln is not greater. Mary
land has three of each, b. Winter Davis, ].
N. Harris. and E. Il. Webster, being the
three Americans-and North Carolina has
four of each upon her delegation. Il is not
easy to imagine any contingency in which
either Of these States would vote for Re
publican.
The chances of Breckenridge to get the
Eve votes be would need are still smaller
Arkansas is the only one Of the four tied
States that would vote for r5him, unless posi-
bly, NORTH Carolina might do 80. But he
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

would still lack three votes, and nothing short
Of the downright purchase Of some one
American member on each of the delega-
lions from Kentucky and Maryland, and Of
Several on the Tennessee delegation, could
possibly secure them for him.
Il is clear, therefore, that If the election
goes into the House, Lincoln's chances are
decidedly better than those of any other can
didate. And It Is altogether probable that
no one could be elected, and that the struggle
stantly-increasing acrimony, until the 4th of
March.
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The Hon. sohn COvOde.

This distinguished Pennsylvania Republi-
can, who has proved himself a terror to the
Treasury plunderers and getters up Of fraud
ulent Naturalization papers, passed through
Cleveland last evening to Gil appointments
to speak in Herkimer county, Batavia, &C.,
New York.
We understand that on his return through
Cleveland it is probable Mr. Coyode viii ad-
dress the people here. Due notice will be
given, and a big mass meeting may be relied
On
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01
MASS MEETING

OfRepnblicans will be held on the Public square
In the City Of Cleveland, on Saturday evening
the 5th inst, commencing At ~ O'Clock, to be
addressed by Hos. EDWARD WADE, Mem.
Der OF Congress from this District, and other
Speakers.
The Hecker Band will be IN attendance.
Let US have q rOuslng meeting.
o. N. OVIAI'T,
President Cuyahoga County Lincoln Club.
August l, 1850.
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The Moslems are the ruling race over all
the country, except in Lebanon, and they are
divided into two sects, the Sunites and the
Sites. The total population is thus estima-
ted at 100000, exclusive, however of the
nomadic Arabs, whose number is set down by
the best authorities at half a million.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

~ E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
fal and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
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"YIthout shameD-'WIthOut sIDeerity."

The Toledo Blade in noticing the Cuyaho-
ga Convention of Breckenridgeites remarks;
A series Of resolutions was passed endors-
ing the Pro-SlaVery grounds Of the Brecken-
ridge National Convention. They 60 the en-
tire length Of Northern servility 70 Southern
eEaction. The only advantage they possess
over the Douglasites is the frankness and
iirectness Of their subservieney, They roll
IN the dust of Slavery, and don't care who
knows it while the other faction undertake
to row one way and to ggPear TO look another
One is without shame, and the other is with
out sincerity.
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No. AZ South Side PubIic sonare-

REPUBLICAN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. I2S River street, nanufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
en- and captains at low prices. iun25-3O2
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Breckenridge.
Lincoln.
Total ...................... u.

Illinois would vote for Douglas and Ten
nessee for Bell the delegation from Arkan-
sas is divided between Douglas and Brecken-
ridge;-those from Kentucky, Maryland and
North Carolina are equally divided between
Bell on the one hand, and Democrat on the
other. The vote in the House would there
fore stand thus:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

TT Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the hest Double Plate, can be found
at FOea, ENswoETH & Co.'s,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

NEW York DAILIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Wedden Or Angler
Houses, or at I74 Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

GS- Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturer's prices, at
W 7, NJ MtpvT,-Jo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

WITHDRAWAL AM NO
w longer member Of the firm Of stedman 4
Chapman, having Withdrawn from the same to-day.
Cleveland, July q, ls6O. jy3s:2g6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
~ For the best qualities of segars, To-
Dacco and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III Supe-
rior street
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Conversational.

EDlTOn LEADER.-pluage announce the name Of
Hon; A. q. RIDDLE a. o Republican candidate for
nomination for Congress, and obligs
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Hon. y, 7. BACKUs will be presented to the COM
ing Republican Convention f0r this District as a
candidate for Congress.
MANY REPUBLICANS
EDITOR OF LEADER Please state that ROBERT
+. PAINE Il q candidate for member of Congress
from the 18th Congressional District and will be
supported By his friends for nomination at the
Republican Convention, 10 be held At PainesVille
the 18th Of August
July 20. MANI RADICAL REPUBLICANS.
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The Electoral Vote.

The several States are entitled to Electoral
Votes in 1850 as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-01

The Life Of Abraham Lincoln, including Extracts
nom his Speeches. By Prof. VIM. Gravert VOL
ume, lO2 pages. Price, IS cents
BS-Agents will find our Inducements very liberal,
and these books the best selling.
FOLLETT, FOSTER 4 Co,
iy28d&w:294 Publishers, Columbus, Ohio.
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-------7-'---- -
wm.EoRAPHIC NEWS.
...o,rxr ron rHx R,oHwoSp prsrArcH.
.,.,,;.,.t Foreign News.

-. y,rK. Feb 1.-THE steamshiP Manga
NJ IN o ueeus town on the 9Th inst arrived
roo, Ho,. Ind nv her we have the following
ias ts, "'si foreign intelligence
ADA u"" s s.xs that on Monday couIie rs lief;
- and Paris with iden ticai instructions
lon"V ."o,reseu,atiyes Of England and France
10 .a' d,recting them 10 make Known 10
81 81. fiahlnei Of Sardinia TIA; france and Eng,
20 ., central Italy. .,,
81 pan. CORES pondent % the LONDON
." ,ufers that the British cabinet wall oe
il''ssiIy opposed 10 the annexation OF savoy
d' ,rsnIe also hat kussia, Prussia ana PROV
.o T nuke 'Hs ss os. s. "s the av
10" II the French army, is said to nave re
sou" orders 10 prepare TO move win ms
co., Ia lialy. but me order was counter
I'D he same day.
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The Military OF Richmond ana
Nry fork.

,t,..,,,,-..r,,y Fob. lr-The JOINT toHI4II-
" -: ON The Inauguration OF the
IT, ge binetna statue, on the 22d inst, have eA-
I'D Invitations - Gen. Winfield. Scoi,
~ E1el,rcni OF Virginia Volunteers, and
ia. Neg York III Regiment, TO tie present III
80" a.rauontes Gen. Scott. from Inaolllty,
' c,o,pelled to decline the invitation.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

....e,,t>crox Feb. H. HoH~,-The eiee-
painter was postponed mill Mon
dsy. .,.,,,,, ing = IA ma for The Inaugural
a on, - ~tstus OF Washington was passed
~. IN senate resolution, allow ing CominoaoIe
i"e''S 40 receive n sword from President
sa"o'" - ,bc Argentine Confederation, =" As
adopted. ,,,,, for the abolition Of the
'Ae ,,ri,lleee Was referred To select
.'P''''1,,rnsd until Monday.
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Steamship Contract.

MN Yonk. Feb IA con'ract ,;, between S,a,I
,'onod0re Vanderbilt and we ar~,"csd All
navy II is stated has been armagh, a..
Oi a,': '6e signatures OF the parties lie iat'ea
fs tx. cha.td all yanderhlts 'eamers IN me
f ps,ac ear sirooo,o. OF which s6oooC9 Is IN
"a. - Vanarrtnit runs the boats on ne AZ
..rtI, side. receiving 80 Per cent OF ,iie ,hn
'elp.s The North Atlantic oo''s ~ '''0
Ifa.rp line
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FUTURE u4YS


BY 6oddin e Apper&sn, Aprt..
TETSTEE,S SALE OFy4Guausr
i IDhNCE ON FRANK LIN. RET L 80 -:
AND 6rH STREETS, In THE Cf1yUE ure Lh
MOND:--As trustee IN ndeed from James E. Cod.
d,n datea 1eth cay OF Jaly 1851 recorded in the
THURSDAY. the z3d da Of February 1856. a, s ne
O'Clock p. Nj. Of that day If fair il not the ney,
fair day sell at public auction. the his hes, Nd
der, ON the premises. that valuable 4 Esl OKNCE,
coated as above. The lot fronts on Franklin street
about So feet, six inches, and runs back between
parallel lines about 1881 feet to an alley ~ feet wide
he main building contains ~ roons BESIDES which
there is a wing with four rooms, and new three
story brick building. containing ample accommo-
dations for servants. fuel. &c, now occupied by
Mr.. !. A. Goddin. The property il supplied with
water and gas and the whole premises are we'll
drained BY largo culvert connecting with the city
culvert on 9th street. The PROMISES adjoln on the
west the handsome residence OF Jas. Dunlop, Esq j,
and IS we'll suited for the accommodation OF large
family, being IN quiet ana excellent neighbof-
hood, and at the same time conven ent ~ the bust
ness part OF the city.
TERMs.By agreement between the parties in
terested the place will he sold for one fifth cash
balance al s, ~, Is and "a months. for negotiable
notes, interest ayabIe half yearly, secured by a
trust deed The taxes and insurance for 1859 to be
paid by the purchaser
JOHN q WILLIAMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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affyny in "A Legislature

ALBANY, \ y Feb, la mn ;hr - A sssa,n;
l"| ., .,ltl4u a mem Der was approached 10y
VA sIlcn. Secretary OF the Clinton League,
u -faf sed aim with beng the person aceu1eu
VIZ. Sneaker Of asking Tor Sipd,'pd 10 pea,
=. '.s i4.a bill w.;h. MiliiAen denooneeu
i"r q AcounGrel, and Alien struck ann
Aiit- -, ,,as arrested The House has APP
'L,a,.4 a committee TO investigate the ina''e'
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Rhode island Democratic Convention.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. i6.--The Democratic
,,,nyeution to-day nominated VIM. Sprague
t.rtioyernor MeSsrs. Potter Anthony, Geo
Il Browne, Newton, Trayers, Fenner Brown,
U-sdlpy and SayIes were elected delegates 10
rnsrl..ton They are conservatives.
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B.7rxoRg Fab. E.--Fiour duli-Ohlo and City
sIshedat $50 Wheat hrm-red : $50 al IS;
xsts -I45aI 80 Corn a shade better-sales OF
q. l.ushels-whlte 70d 73c-; yellow - 616c. Pork
fra-ness SIS. WLlskey brm at DC.
NEW FoAs. Feb T.-Cotton on the spot un
changed Sales of $500 bales IN transit. at decln
Of 10 Flour husH.nt-Southern unchanged-
Wh.a. yulet-vhfte 81 IS. Corn quiet at 11AI91s.
MIX lfin-uew mess : Is Gdls 81; prime Si4 IS 4
sr52s Wh.skel 9tr. SUGAR and Coffee ulc hans .
al TurpentIne steAdv. Rosln buoy ant-suies OF
lga0 b!is 81 81 70 Rice dull.
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AUCTION sALE6.
FUTURE DAYS.
by James N. Taylor 4 Son, Auc,s.

COUR HOUSES AND LOTS. AND ONE
i VACANT LOT. ON 18th STREET. UNION
HILL. At AUG rlON.-We will sell. upon the
premises. on FRIDAY. the oath day Of February,
commencing at o'elock 7. M: FOUR HOUSES
AND LOTS, and ONE VACANT LOT, iInmedi
ate!y opposite the Leigh Street Baptst Church.
These Tenements are particularly adapted for
small sized families. Persons desiring to secure
home in a pleasant and retired neightorhood will
find IL to their interest to attend tins sale.
These Lots front u ieet each, and run back l22
feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TxHMs.-One- fourth cash the balance at 6. ~
and Is months, on negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured BY trust deeds.
fe JAS. NJ. IAi LOh SUN. Aucts.
By CAas. +. Workman l. Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF NEW ORLEANS ST.
~ GAR AND MOLASS E5. AND NEW CROP
CUBA MOLASSES, AT AUCTION On FRI
DAY, February 24th, 1860, at our Ware house on
the Dock, immediately after the close of Messrs.
Crenshaw Co.'S Coffee safe, which takes place
"Morancy' and sehr. Isaac Hlnckley," from At
takapas La, consisting Of
SOB hhds prime to choice Orleans SUGARS.
go 'o''' @ALso-" 0 "' LADIES
The cargo per brig Marietta, direct from Matan-
zas. Cuba. consisting Of
90 hhds. prime Cuba MOI ASSES.
194 tlerceS do. do.
& bbls. do. Go.
Terms OF SALE.-For sums under 100. cash
over 0O four months credit, for approved negoti-
able paper. CHAS L. WORKMAN & co.
10 It'd Auct's.
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Marine Disaster.

xopr,1E Feb 1.-THE schooner +. s John
.s from New York. bound for Georgetown,
: g wlth an assorted cargo. came in collision
.t,b he brig Chas Miller Tuesday night
Tts schooner cannot be found, and, 1t is sup
,s,.pa has sunk
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"A COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

GIE Chesterfield County. on the 10th of Novem
Fiber, a NEGRO NAN. who calls himself
N RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
.Lk>is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro IS
abou: feet inches high; about IS years Of age !;
complexion black, with Il scar On his lett arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
his possession several certificates OF his Tree
dom. which were evidently forged by himself, as
he can read and write. Ii said Negro is runa
wav. the owner Will come forward. prove property
and take rim away, or he will be dealt with accord
Ing To law. SO DC VAL.
te 4-6w- Tailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a $50 RENARD.-l will pay the above
ON ward for the apprehension and delivery in
q Jail oi my negro man u EN- ERAL4. The SAID
~ negro is between 40 snd 80 years old, about 5
IL feet 6 inches high, black, squareiy built and
left handed. II is doubt less provided with pass
or free papers. and when last heard from was work
in, in the nelg hborhood of Richmond
WIN. w. ROPER,
Bowling Green, Caroline County.
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by CrenshaW 4 Co., Auct'S,
y .TAan~ Va
BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AU

TOOK BAGS RIO COFFEE At AUG.
1000 TION-On FRIDAY next, oath inst we
will sell at our warehouse, the Basin. our in
Voice of COFFEE, Just received per barge Ann
; Grant" direct from Ria de Janeiro, consisting
of -3a5 bass primo X 10 COZ ZEE, iod uh.e sacks,
and sci, cted expressly for this market.
ALSO--l9O barrels New York G Extra SUGAR !:
80 barrels X. l.. i A. Stuarts Crushed do.
TERMs.-U nder $ 100, cash; over 8 100. mos.
credit, for satistac tory negotiable paper.
THIS sale will take place promptly at 10 O'Clock,
a. NJ order 10 give the dealers time to atte nd
Nessrs &. Il. " Ortham X Co s caro- sale OF Sugar
and Molasses. CRENSHAW L CO.
fp II R;cEmouh Na
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Instructive Fire.
Northern Markets.

p2A~rroru, Canada, Feb. 17.-Twenty-
.hrao hrtiiIugs were burnt this morning-loss
rom, sloe too 10 saJO. 0O0-insuranceu unknown
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N.,g Nork Tea Sale.

Ngw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Tea sale today
,... sutritad Greens advanced f2c Blacks
Ire mostly withdrawn, but the remainder
brought full rates
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BY Richard Cau,horn, Auct

WOODEN BUILDING, WITH LEASE
~ OF THE GROUND, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 10th instant. at clock. P. NJ e, on the
PREMISES south side OF the Dock. at the foo of nth
street. will sell at au ton framed HOUSE
containing rooms besides the cellar, together
with the privilege of the lease extending for five
years, with the right of renewal. The building IS
new, having been just completed, and fitted up II
Il bar &c. X. CAUTHORN,
fe l6 Auctoneer
NTGTiCE-TRUST SALE CF PROPERTY
~ b. virtue of a trust deed from VIM A. Alien
to the subsc Der. which is driy recorded, shall
offer for sale, on the Claremont Railroad Wharf,
Surry county, on TUESDAY. the 2lst day of Feb
ruarg instant. at IL clock. Steam Engine, one
Kindiing Wood Splitting Machine. consisting of
knives, saws belts, Il c., with AL the fixtures and
appuftenances belonging to the same.
J. Nj. SHRIVER.
Claremont, Feb. IL, 1860. fe 16-d5tcwlt
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ia % 2awts Secretary Ashland Jockt
Il m - u 1, M.,a Ia. O..

n DIR. 81. .. SNELLGNGs.
80 APOTH ECARI AND DRUGGIST,
- Corner Of ByOad ana 25th SIS, CtKrch Hii.
~ Would return his thanks To his friends and
the pubic generally for the liberal PATRONAGE here
totore extended To hun. and would inform them
that ne has now store fresh and reliable stock
OF DRUGS, NJ MEDICINES. &c. whch he warrants
to be pure.
He would call the particular attention Of the la
dies tn ms stock OF FANCY ARTICLES. eonsist.
M Of Periumery, Hair Oils and DJes, Halr. Tooth
and Nail Brushes. Fancy Soaps and IN fact every
thing this line. which Will he sold on as reasona-
bic tie rms can be had elsewhere. ~
Genuine CIGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFF al
WAYS on hand.
nA Prescriptions accurately and careful!s com
pou nded.
Ga DR.. SNEl.LiNGS still continues the prac-
tice Of his profession and he found at all hours
of the dav and night. at his store and residence
corner of Broad and 25tA streets. lie l5-lm
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NOTICE TO OWNERS

NOTICE TOO OWNERS
- e. fSo p B' 5sy.,9as5 v ST % aS.5
EfzA> his s. TRAINtN 70 SSirABLpEftSn,
aSa--.1~-~-------'.-a~--at the ASHLAND RACE
COURSE, On the 10Th February. 1859, and Will thea
ue prepared to receive HORSES lor the purpose OF
being trained.
have employed as Trainer VIM. +. FILLS, one
of the best and most reliable Trainers the State
TRIMS:
When the owners Of Horses furnish Rubber and
RI der and Clothing, &c, the terms will se Sl.25
per d;tv.
When the Trainer furnishes every necessary in
training. 81 pes day
All expenses OF travelling to aud from Ashland, or
to any other Course, to be PAID by the owner.
y. A. THON PSON,
Arl.In La. III,