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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERHF.

EDIrOz OF The LEADER-PeaSe insert The name ot AL
DEN OAiSrOCK, Of Bedford. for the Office OF Sherll
subject TO the decision o the County Conyeni and obe
The friends Of HOMER STRONG WIN present his
name 10 the Repuhlcln County Convention a. Caud-
date f,E the once OfSheEn.
July pa, 1s5s-.ls9 MANY FRIENDS
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EDITOR or LEADER-Plelse announce 70 he voters Of
this District that the Of DWAhD WADE the tined
and ahul public servant, viii be presented for tie coz
sideraon ofihe Republican Congressional COavenoa and
jala0 THREE COUNTIES.
z The friends Of FRANKLIN 7. BACKUS Esq,
VIII present his Congressional Convention
C4niidaIe for ReBreseIta N CongIoss rom tins
District julI7 I7.taug5s EPUBLiCANS-
RDErsE OF LEAeER Please ennouuee throash the nedi-
nm OF the Leader, the ol A. g. RIDDLE. 1sq. Il
eveand, candidate before the Republican Distrct
Convention Representative 10 Congress from the l9th
Coneressonal District the choice Of many Repab
dSw CUYHOGA COUNTY.
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III. Head Of rhe Rnpublieau Ticket

The IrontOn Register, published in Lawrence
county, and one of the best journals of Southern
Ohio, says:
William v Peck, for Judge of the Supreme
Court, gracefully heads the Ticket He is
thoroughly known to all of our readers as man
of the highest integrity and of the soundest
common sense, and as judge Of singular I'M
partiality aud of remarkable ability. His quail
ifcztions for the position to which he Is nomi-
mated, BY nature education, and experience, are
pre-eminent, and universally admitted. No man
IN Ohio has reputation jurist, more favor
ably or widely spread; and though not poll
tician, he viii prove to the Ticket 81 tower Of
strength"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-27

r Several persons confined In our jail I'M
der sentence Of fine and imprisonment Tor yiO-
lation of the liquor law, and who were detained
for fine and CO is, were released last week, IN
accordance with decision Of Judge BARLEY, OF
the Supreme Court, to the effect that tndividu-
ais cannot be confined in jail for fines and costs
One or more of the person reierred to, were
taken before Judge B., at Mansfield, BY wit Of
kabeas corpus, ard were discharged, and the
others were discharged by order OF the Prose
cutting Attorney, under the ruling of the Judge
-N0raraM Reflector.
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THO Mormon war Farce Fully over.

Intelligence from Salt Lake City to July Sd
states that the troops are emeamPed m Cedar
Valley, thirty miles beyond the city that the
Government officers have been duly installed (;
that the MormOns have all returned to Salt
Lake City and their homes in different parts Of
the Territory; and that the " Lion Of the Lord"
Is anxious to be tried for treason by Norm n
iuryl Wasever such another costly farce EN-
acted by any Government since the world be
gani
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TIE HARVEST MooS.-This year the har'
vest moon occurs in August, rising for six sue
cessive nights at nearly the same hour. The
july moon will, also, be one of unusual inter
est, and scarcely inferior to the harvest moon IN
those particulars which give to the latter It's
distinction, being retarded only S3i minutes IN
the average Of six risings after the fuil-Ai-
bazv Journal
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Burning OF the "Los Cabin' OF sold TIP
pecanOe."

The cold North Bend Mansion House." the
''log cabin" of "0ld Tip" rich with reminis-
ences, historic, almost classic Of worldwide ce-
lebrity, famous in song and story, was burned to
the ground Saturday night Itwas occupied by
the family of Col VIM. II. II. Taylor, son-in-
law of President Harrison. who barely escaped
with their lives, saving only their night clothes.
The Colonel says that he has lost everything,
but feels truly thankful that his family is saved
Gin. Com
We learn by the Gazette that the venerable
widow of Gen. Harrison was at the residence of
her son, ]. Scott Harrison, few miles from the
old homestead. Many valuable papers left BY
Gen H, two or three portraits Of himself taken
at different periods of his life, one of Mrs II.
painted by Beard, together with articles cherish
ed as relics of the Old Hero, and of the early
history of TIE West were destroyed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-27

TIE Pur-1S-BAr CELKBKATIoN.-Thep propc-
sition to celebrate the 10th of September at
Put-in-Bsy meets with universal favor The
ZAnesviIle Courier says at would afford many
of the citizens cf GAINESVILLE, ourselves inelu-
dsd, much pleasure to participate in il"
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Died.

Julys. ELLEN II. DAscoSIB, wife of Geo. E Das=
comb, aged 30 yesrS-
Funsral WILDE attended ssernooa at o'clock from
No lSherd street Friends Of the family invited to
a.terd.
In davenport Iowa Saturday the 2ih Instant, GEO
CLARK, formerly Of tins ETY. nd OF the late D.
Clark. OF Hartford Conn
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part in the primary proceedings
nr,nher risctiop--omeer. 70 be Chosen

October ElectiOn--Ohieers TO be Chosen
The October Election will be one Of much
importance, though but four State Officers are
to be ehosen-Supreme Judge, Comptroller
Attorney General, and Member of the Board OF
Public Works.
The local ticket will be one Of unusual inter
est In addition to a Member of Congress, a
County Judge, Sheriff, Auditor, Recorder, and
Commissioner, are TO be elected. In Cleve-
land three Justices of the Peace are to be chO-
sen. the terms of Messrs. Hessenmueller, Tib-
bits and stephan, expiring this fall Also three
Assessors in accordance with the new Law. The
Dealer says;
The first district comprises the lst, I'd and
81 Wards, the second the 4th, 9Th, 9th AMI 9Th
Wards, the third the sth, 9th, 10th and llth
Wards. Each township also constitutes an As
SCISSOR district, making in all % Assessors to be
elected this fall, and every SIX years thereafter
This Office of Assessor is an important one and
we hope 10 see the very best men selected re-
gardless of the Goose Question"
A separate ballot box must be opened 10 re-
csiye these votes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-27

The Republican District Convention for the
nomination of Member of Congress, from the
18th District, will be held in Painesville, on
Thursday, the 5th of August The RePubll-
cans of the various Townships and Wards, will
meet at the places of holding elections IN the
same, on Tuesday, August Sd, in the Townships
at p P. N and in the Wards at Z. P. NJ, to Sc
lect Delegates to the Congressional COnven-
ton.
We trust that it is unnecessary to remind the
Republicans of CuyahOga Of the Importance oil
attending these primary meetings, and OF select
ing delegates to represent the wishes Of the
People. Care should be taken to give full
and fair expression of the voice of the RePubi-
can voters of the Township or Ward, and to
secure this the voters must be present and take
part in the primary proceedings
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ConrressIouaI Convention.

The Lake Shore Railroad viii cary Dele
gates and all persons desirOus to attend the DIS
trict Convention at Painesville, Thursday, Au-
gust 5th, at half fare Special tickets can be
purchased at the station offices which will be
received to Painesville and back No tickets
will be sold by the Conductor. Cars leave
Cleveland at AN
WM. SLADE, JE.,
Chairman Distrief Committee.
July 26, Is5s-5&w.
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MRS. CAIN, AMBROTYPE AND
1II MELANEO ~ Pc ARTIST, No. lO6 SUPERIOR ST,
>. uth side , Cleveland Ohio. dim l33
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
4N-PrspOsas will be received the Office Of the CITY
GIst Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until August Sth.
Is5 for building the suptrstruct OF rumtabe Draw
Budg Obe lOatsd the Main and Light House
crossing the Cayahoga River in said City y Cleveland said
brdestobe % feet length straight chord with arch
top and Straight bottom chord width % feet, road way isi
feet IN the Gear side walks each side outside the corJs
The material for nd bridge all uand and the
vicinity Of said Main and Light House streets.
Plans be and ptic lar information BE-
cbt1ined al sail Engineers once The Board Of City In
proyemsnts invite The submission O bids the right
70 accept or rtject the same
By orleT Of The BOard Of City improvements
c. ID. BISHOP, CITY Civil Engineer.
Cleveland, Julr 2ist ls55-iul2zotaug9 lsl
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PEM0VAL.-A. K. REDDING,
~ Merchant Tailor. has removes, his tailoring establish
meat TO No Is Prospect St 10 Bauders Block where he
wili he happy 10 see his old friends le1Gc
uau to make Clothing IN the Latest and fsnouable
stvle iullg1iff
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WHERERS. Ynrions Indiri.

have been IN the practc flr months past, Of
deposnE Goals lrJn and articles Of heTchandize
upon ny wharf, erected upou aud adiacant the u s.
Government Pier N Cleveland, under license given
10 them b. the Clevelaud Pittsburgh Rail Road
CJmauY 81 such persons now Therefore. hereby
ted IN species Of authority hsretoi5rr expressly
implicitly given 20 sad Rail k0ad Company TO GsDosit
goods upon said wharf, or u receive Wharfase heeOr has
b. revoked All persons who shall use SAID Whar
any portion thereof for business purposes. The LIST
DAY of 1une 1855 O1iaIing auth my
A tarueys IN Cove and Msssrs Spaulding Parsons viii
be deemed trespasseIs and treated Accordingly.
Elk. COLLINS.
Il De- -fwrI o.
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IDOn't aggravate by repeating the ques-
tion-do the deed at once "Sueh stoning" will
be luxury-Ed Leadsr.I
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EOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
IL No =, Academy Street Possession Immediately.
11ulr Al this once Iul9ta
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
Clearing out Sale OF Summer Goods.
E. i. Baldwin & Co.,
Monday, July 26th,

UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
Our whole siock Of GUNNER Goods s to be closed 0ui
Attention Is r.qdested 70 ne foliovIng. -
Fesaut Dress silks rs 81 offered 81.
trench JalDuets and Lawns y .......... .iaH Ct
French Ginghams, 2 . .---......-.lzS eta.
English Chsllis, . I &sd, ---.--------lZ5s cts
t-4 French Priufs, - .......-....l25S cts
Fi-urei Wool B.regeE ., Ia cts
PLAN Bareses 2 2s6d, -ll36 cts
PLAZA Wool B1regas- ssh ts. . cts.
Eae ish and Amercan lawns. Is ls6d lenre
Am Gnshans, X oered eight cents
Our eafiTs stock rf
JOS AT EIGHT CENTS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
70 the Citizens Of California.
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromati,
SCEN APPS,

Which atulterned compo nds are nten led to seliin
California ~ inst my genuine article.
NV object Is to announce that have recently es
tablished an AGENCI IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state aud Oregon with my Schnapps
aud that hereafter VIII always Keep said agency
supplied with large stock: 50 that respectable drug
giss and liquor dealers throughout taliiurma
can always supply themselves at u regular price,
merely enough over the New York price 10 cover
cost of freight and charges; thus avoiding compia nj
n heretofore. of occasional scarcely and extreme
hizh price.
Itis now many years since nrst imported these
Schnapps the celebrated old dsillery at Schei-
daln, Holland in which nm Interested. u ~ now
conceded that no Gin was ever Imported into this
country which has approaches; my Schnapps in re-
gard TO PURITY, HEALruINI.EEsS, and EN-
QUISIrE AROMA or favor. This claim. and for
proof poil to their universal popularity and the i'm
nense aud increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, east ard west comprising the TEN
perance people, medical faculty, &C. to such an eX-
lent that my establishment, packing Tie enormous
quantity of 900 bottles per days Is barely able to hl
us orders.
Alro, the Wolfes Schnapps have been analyEed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mo and
Deck OF New York, aud 9th era, who all testify that
they are
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
~ rrc Mustang Imminent cares

- TIE Mustang hthImcNt tHt's
Rheumntlsm;
The Mustang Lhimcni cures stiff nts;
The Mustang Linment cures Burns and wounds;
The Mustang Imminent cures Soros anil Ulcers;
Tho Mustang t.inment cures Cakol Breasts aud
s s,re Nipples;
The Mustang Lnment cures Neuralgia;
The Mustang I.innent cures torns ana Warts;
The Mustang I.umeni is worth
l000,00O DOLLARS PER ANNNM
To he United States, tho preserver and restnrer
Of valuable horses and cattle II cure- nl Sprains
Calls Wounds, stiG Joints. NC.
WIZ you answer this question? Did YOU ever
hear of any ordinary Sore Swelling. Sprain sun.
ness either on man or beast, whch the Mustang
Eminent would not cnrey Did ou ever visit amy
re-prcta Die Iruggiu In any part oi tha world in
Europe ASIA or tmeric1-- Hhb al not sny "lt was
the erene4l discovery Of the Ag,Y7 60 everywhere
Every fsmii, should have II three SIZES. BARNES
4 PAKk, prupretors New York.
PARK s WHITE.
Stdc Agents for The Pacific Coast,
l52 Washington street, opposite The Market
C)LrON & McDE HM)fr, Agents, OroyiIe.
~ THE TRADE supplied ON tue most liberal
terms aps 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.


2ecretary of state. lewis Cass
" Treasury ...... toWcH Oouo
. = Interior .......,....I .Iac"o i1ohpsoh
& =, q Navy........,.,......A Aaron brown
" ar. 80 -. ~ 4,
Pvst mas ster t:eneTai ...... Natha
yAssisapt Secretary OF state. .lienry heuyHd
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15

FT- Uosts,ter's stomach Bitters are
the only Btler- now offered 10 The public which are
prepared by n scientific chemical process, ana that
will bear the test Of analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, aud at the same lime contains all the
medical properties Of a tonic, and II taken NJ per
directions will remove the bile iTom the stothhei.
and lnice appetite nparng health and tone to
the whole :, stem, 10 "A manser thai IS uuly wonder
ful
Thote B,ttcr- be.ng ,sry pleasant % The taste also
make a deghtfu beverage.
As there nrs several base limitations, purchasers
should be careful and take none but GENUINE
HOsrETTEWs STOMACH BITTERs, kept by all
respectable saloon keepers aud for sale 10 9nanli
ties 10 salt by ,r,,,rp
| Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
| lS2 Washington street, San francsco.
CoLIOs 4 MoDERM0TT,
ops-em Agents. Oroyiils
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DR.. J. r. N. OWEN
NgAY be found at aIi hours, day and

MAY he round Mt MI hours, day ana
W. night, at his office at COLON n Ncbormou's
Drug store, when not absent on professional bust
ness.
The singular discrepancy between wha Is duo him
and what he expects TO realize from tho snnic, aud
the increasing difficulties III meeting the ordinary
demands OF u frugal lite, impress hun with the nh
snrdity ol continuing render professional services
which imposes some Expense and much responsi-
bity Tor the ridiculous consideration at Al - 4
seems not likely 10 become aegotrible nj anoarl,
period IN these parts.
Charges viii hereafter bc presented inall eases,
as soun ae his services cease to be required. Persons
hNing away from town. WHO mny rquiro his snfNi-
ccs AZ aighf would do woll t. send ~ thnif mcsson
ger 500 It they require prompt attendance, ns he
can stll less ufuri 10 mi Te or toorndiIe his health
by meh riding unless he cnn thereby real ~ rondy
provision dor his own necessities.
To III 'sc who have paid his dcmands he desires
10 express his sincere thanks for their patronage.
urogillc. March l-lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.


NTFNIE ohn
t0hn Z. Berry .....-... ...-...' b"""'
- CoNsTABLEs
f (Ophir Township -
NEhcw J. Purcell .isoosft u a''o''
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
STATE OFFICERS.

sAr United ST TATEs SENATORS.
lD.C Brolerick ...... .......'. ...''.'."h.
US. REPRESENTATIVES,. 8
~ u,y;hhen ..,... .Chas. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15

xvery iescrptiun OF Blanks execnted on the $40
q notice, with uurivalleI taste ani neatness
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-15
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDiGES Hon, DYSPEPSIA, hEBll.l-
TY, &c They also certify that they toand my
Schrapps to be free iron Arnyc Alcohol or Fusil
OIL an Exceedingly hurtful ingredient, found In ali
common Giu, which Dir. Most 'scribcs NJ "ieii.
acrid, and ashmatica and producing IRE parable e-
fecs upop the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my schnarps perfectly clear oi 'thr So
cond or heavier Essential Oh ofJuniper, al-o dan
gerous coinponent producrd by the over di-llatlOn
pracced To increase The quantity in making ordinary
Gin "
These statements are made with view 10 invite
cornpsrisip In Ctllfltnia between the genuine w ous
Sciinapps and the yario brands of bogus imitapns,
mixed, doctored up, or EYeetened GIN; IN square,
black bottles, Qmltaun oi my style OF botcs) under
different names aud labels. whether marked london,
GerInIny. Holland Scheidam Schnapps. &C. IN inn
lrt- vsrioty-cunnlent that the trfi viii rsult in
California lust 1t has iunZ since Eiono III all tho
older states in regulating all the bogus. dnwholo-
some limitations referred o,nnd the cppictc triumph
Of my puro Schedam Schnapps.
desire briefly TO notice two facts when nave lately
added largely to the OF WOltc's schnnppS IN the
Cty OF New York aud elsewhere 1T Pure French
brandy il il noe almost impossible 10 ObhiP-neHrly
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there, nade into handy aud shipped
back again. I'd. Many people are abandoning the
use OF American wbiskey, brandy and gin, hince II
has been discovers tnat sTkYCHSiNE, deadly
puis0n is in at the west in disting, thereby IN
creasng the yield ofLiquor about one-third
In conclusion, win say To all who desire whoe-
soe tonic and stlmuIent,gtye iair ialto
WOL + E'S
Scneidam Aromatic Schnapps.
UDULPHU WOLFE = ole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-17

As fast as received, vil be placed regular rosstsoe
on our beok, opposite des gnsting numbers end the
gif containing CORE spending er VIII bs sene
I4AEDIATELY, post paid, 10 the subsc. her.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is rapidly raising at this point,
having raised over four feet in the past, "a
! hours.
The Henry Clay Capt. James Campbell
and the Sam Kirkman arrived Yesterday
morning from St. Louis. being the frs t boats
up this season. They report the river in
excellent boating condition.
We understand that the Henry Clay will
run in this trade during the season, she is a
fine, large side wheel boat and will prove
yaluabls acquisition to our line of ST. Louis
PacketA.
The river at St Louis is on the rise, with
nine to ten feet in the channel TO Carlo.
Among the boats advertised to leave st
Louis ea Saturday we notice the W. L.
Ewing, Dew Drop, JAS Lycus and the lie
Clede. They are all due and will probably
be here to day.
The Henry Clay took on load Of -four
and started for St Louis.
WHAH1AGk AT CINc1SNAn.-The number Of
arrivslsiet Cincinnati for the year ending
February 25th 1858, was s76; wharfage
sl9.2s4,05. This is IN increase Of IS, 1863 60
over the previous year. The wharfage paid
into the city Treasury during the last nine
teen years is s2i3 9l6 67 We learn these
facts from the Cincinnati Commercial of
Thursday.
The ice in the Mississippi river is getting
very weak. 1t will be likely to break up
soon.-Dubugue Times
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for the Democrat.
Improvement OF Fourth Street.

MEssRs. EDITORS In your paper recent
ly, observed an editorial in favor of i'm
proving Fourth street, and saw, also.
that the idea was cordially endorsed by
the Gazette. The journals Of city are the
proper exponents of public sentiment, and
upon questionss Of public utility, should, if
possible, be united. Any person, in this
matter of Fourth street, must come to the
conclusion, by very slight examination, that
something should be done. Let any one
pass along the street during a muddy peri
cd, see the travel which necessarily passes
to and from the Depot and see the
difficulty which is encountered, and the poll
cy which shonld influence the property
holders and our city Fathers, will be mani
fest at once. If Fourth street should be
permanently macadamized from Brady st.
to the bridge, and the side walks improved
to correspond, good communication would
not only be given to railroad travellers, but
measurahly to the citizens of East Daven-
port. That there is general sentiment
springing up in favor OF improving streets
between prominent business points, and Of
affording complete ingress and egress to the
river center of the city by main lines, in
stead of jotting down useless patches Of
work in out-ofthe.way places, must be ap-
parent Without rejecting upon any par
ty or any set Of men, as to what has been
done-for, as near as can Judge, our er-
rors are attributable to wrong policy
arising from an overweaning desire
amongst citizens of all classes to foster pub
lie improvement-I say, without casting
unnecessary censure, let US proceed proper
ly in future. If We are persistent in i'm
proving Brady and Harrison streets north
ward, and equally persistent in making
Second and Fourth streets with Front st, ,
from the Bridge eastward) what they should
be, all sections of the city will be accommo-
dated for the time being, and insensibly
other thoroughfares will be made to CORES
pond as the necessities of the case may de-
mand. At any rate let us advocate the i'm
mediatediate improvement of Fourth street
as far as the Depot. CITIZEN.