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At MEADE & PAKER's New Drug

= StOft may Ne IDunI-
MEDICINE CHESTS. of all sizes. for Families.
Farmers Physicians and Travellers; PHYSICIANS
SADDLE BAGS: SUPPORTERS; TRUSSEs; Elias
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES; SUR
GE0N'S BANDAGkS; SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS and APPLIANCES; all RARE CHEMI-
GALS AMI PHARMACEUTICALPR PREPARATIONS;
the handker chief fresh and reliable DRUGS and
MEDICINES; and everything in the drug line.
MEADE Il BAKER Apothecaries &c,
186 \. W. cor. Main and 10th Sta.
10 II pichn No
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EOR HIRE.-One full Stemmer, one
l. Cook and Washer, and one girl: Apply 70
in m-3t R.ChUTH0RS.
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AJAX WOOD Al AuCTlON.-W0 are
~ authorized TO sell At public auction. on THURS
DAY. the 2sth inst, At 4 o'clock u. In the Lot n
rear OF Mr. Kicks Flour Mil, corner Of Main anA
10Th streets sbca; ~ cords Of Oak Wood In lots 70
snit purchasers.
Trrms at sale. LARCS 3 SHINE.
Aueffonna9u
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

60 FhhNh LIN, BkTWEEN IyTH AND NTH
SIS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-wir he sold on
TUESDAY. the 9Th day of February, 1855. on the
promises commencing at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the ex-
ceiient Brick Tenement located above now in the
occupancy OF Mr.. Ford: The house has 10 rooms
besides Kitchen &c and now rents for $3.50 Der an
mum.
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance at T. and ~
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes and in
Furance for 1855 to be raid by the purchaser.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON
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FUTURE DAYx
by Goddin & Apperson.
FARM Of. 307 Acpps

W hLtADLE FARM Of oUS ACKES.
In HANOVER COUNTY, MILES EAST on
RICHMOND, FOR sALE AT AUCTION-At the
request Of nr John p Hunt we win IN, at public
an'fiop, on the premises, on w EDNESDAY, the nth
OF February, Is5s. nj II o'clock IL fair III NOT The
next fair day, the tract Of Land located rs above
ana lately owned and occupied by the Tat Thomas
u Clarke IL will be divided into two or more
tracts, As NAV agreed NJ the bonr of saIe Mat
q which wi be exhibited at the SALE IL lies about
w miles from the bead Of the Mechanicsvie turn
pike, and asjons the lands Of Messrs Jno A. Mosby.
Richard GENTRY and others. There are two Dwelling
Houses on the place, one OF which IL a most excel
tent one. having ample accommodations. besides
the usual outbuIIdinRs, sucfi as kitchen stable
Quarters &C. The land Is admirably adapted 10 veg.
early. ''
The place is healthy. and the neighborhood good
~ IS well supplied with springs OF good water. Mr.
gentry, VINO resides near the place will shew the
premises to any one disposed to purchase.
After the sale of the land, all the Crops of Corn
&c. will he sold.
tracts ~
TERMS FOR THE LASD-0ne- fifth cash, balance Mt s.
IL is and "a mouths. for negotiable notes. interest
added occurred by trust deed For the PERSONAL Es-
TATE an sums under sac, cash over that am .l,nt
months credit. The taxes for ISIS to be paid by the
purchaser.
in % Gnnnry 4 .ppvpoar -.
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l0y~ To rue Vorxss OF Drsrnrcr M

nU 10 TIE toTEss OF DISTRICT No.
81, s,'sNk,ea SousTY.f respectfully announce mr..
sa. .Shiiia'e For the Office Of CONSTABLE made
ss' ny the resignation Of Mr. Joseph q Metteit
~ ".l Dc your pleasure, fellow citizens % elect
.ns anties of the office shall be discharged with
a.. w ~ ana hdciity. GEO W THOMAS.
Election Day. the 18th present month
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CHAMBERMAID FOR I'll r E.--For
" hire a Girl, suitable for a CHAMBERMAID or
HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ia Cots ALEX. MUTT.
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IrAInARIE CARoLINE LAND FOR

Trustee for Joseph Myers. and as Trustee for The
said Joseph Myers, Trustees for Mary Loyenstein
,ae
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old SUMMERDEAN RYE WHISKEY.
~ We are the sole agents of Mr.. Kerr, of Augusta
county, the manufacturer for selling by Wholesale
this celebrated old fashioned SUMMERDEAN
WHISKY, which is of age, and can speak for itself
All who in want of an article that is perfectly
pure and reliable. will give call. We have it
in five gallon demjohns and in barrels.
ia l9-2w NJ BLAIR co.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY In SYDNEY,
FOR SALE We are authorized to sell that
very valuable square of Land in Sydney. on which
which MIR. George d. Pace now resides: the improve
ments on which consist of an excellent Brick Dwell
ling. containing rooms. with front and rear
pOrches. and large BRICK kitchen stable, &c. II has
front Main street of $40 fert and the front
on Cary street.. 1t will be sold entire divided to
suit purchasers. Apply at once IL George ID. Pace
to GUDDIN d APPEKSUS. Aucts.
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EOR HIRE-A young negro Man, suit
able for farm, driving, or any other outdoor
work. Apply to the subscriber. corner Grace and
Jefferson streets.
ia 3-2ts NJ GEORGE
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BY James NJ. Taylor { Son.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.
~ In FURNITURE AT AUCTION ~ suk-
scriber, intending 20 remove 70 the coomtry. WIN
sell on THURSDAY, the 18th inst- conmeaesng =
10 O'clock at his rssidence East Nh street. b0SouA
Leigh. and adjoining the German LatbsFan Church,
bic enfirs stock Of Household nnd Kitchen kurnjeafs
together with handsome Piano tofts, Ths fwruf+
ture IL in good order having been bet lIfxie wed
TxHns.-sums Of go and under caah, ovse Inst
amount s0 days credit orapprpved noees With ies<g.
est. JNO. w. CAxDWulI.
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EOR SALE likely Negro Girl, IL
Il years Of age, 10 remain in, or near Richmond
She is accustomed toshousework, and is Sold for no
fault. Apply to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
BURNING STEAMER.


Capt Shaw, of the bark Arabian, which arrived
this morning, reports that at O'Clock on the NOR
ming of the 18th inst he fell in with an iron screw
steamer on fire, apparently Of 200 tons She had
. gilt crown eagle head, and straight steam head
raked well forward, and her bottom was painted
red. Her upper works were destroyed and the
wood work above and below was all consumed
Her rasts were gone and her sides were fallen in.
The funnel was lying the starbOard side, but its
color could not be told.
The Arabian passed round the stern Of The stea-
meT and no name was distinguishable. She Is sup
posed TO have been burning IS hours. The Arabian
sighted q brig four miles TO leWard. Could not
descry boats or signs Of suffering IN the distance.
Dispatches TO private parties in this city corrob-
crate the above. The description given makes II
almost certain that il either the Austria or the
Alps, while the statement as to figure head would
seem to show that the former is the illfated stea
mer, that of the Alps b ing merely scroll head,
while the Austria's was an Austrian eagle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

BOSTON, sept %.
The case of Townsend, the alleged Captain Of
the slave brig Echo was called up again To-Day
before Commissioner Loring, and the ioloElng
witnesses were examined
Lieut. Mohett, Commander Lieut.. =. Bradford,
Lieut. Chas c. Carpenter, DR.. J. NJ. Brown Sur
geon Leonard G. Griswold, Captains Clerk Ed
ward c. Williams, 2d Lieut.; and Alex. y Cross
man, SaiIingmaster, all OF the Dolphin The tesii
mony was mainly description Of the capture OF
the Echo, on the coast Of Cuba, which has already
been published
Lieut.. Bradford, who first boarded the SLAYER
could not identify TOWNSEND as the Capt, It being
dark at the time. The morning after he claimed
10 be simply passenger, which character ne mas
since continued to assume. The further nearing
vas then postponed until Tuesday. The question
Of Jurisdiction is the main one involved IN tae
present examination.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
by COrnelius l.. Cheeseman

prepared Dy OOrncllus IL. JneesGtaang M u =
NEW YORK CITY.
The comb naon Of ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mid IN
heir operation, and ceTin correcting all irregularities,
Painful Mensruaiions removing al distractions whether
from cold or Otherwise headache pan the side palpta-
ion OF the heart Whies all Affections hy sercS
faigus pan he back and limbs, kc, distuIbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills inTaluable they Will bring
he monthly pen d with regularity Ladies sho have been
disappointed in the use OF Oher Pills can place the utmos
confidence Dr. CHEESEMAN'S Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do
There condition Of the female sTyem phch the
Pills oaaaof Be taken 5ifhOEf prodBoiag PECULIAR RE
suit The condition referred 10 = PREGNANcY-fhs
rssut MISCARRIAGE Such "a iTrrsiStabls tssdsary
Of the medicine 70 restore The SERIAL functions 70
condition. taaf the rspTOdHeus DO'T o aatHTe
Tesisf u.
Warranted purely vegstable and free from anything in
furious Explicit directions which should be read
paHy each box Price ST. by mail enclosing 81 to
DR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAS, Box l,s3I, Post Office,
New York City.
8 OLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EvERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
r b. HUICHNGS.
Cereal Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-St New York,
To tbLom al cLSlegzle orders SkoEId b addressed
u ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

CLEVELAND HoRTIcULTURAL EXHIBITION
The meeting of this society on Saturday last
was successful one if we may judge from the
merit of the articles exhibited or the number at
tending the exhibition. 1t was held in the room
No. So Superior street, which was filed with
both aides and gentlemen who had gathered to
admire the beautiful bOquets and collections of
flowers, the large and luscious punches OftemPt-
ing grapes, or the mamOth specimens OF veget-
abies which had been brough. from the garden
and fields of Cleveland horticulturists.
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FROM BINGHAMPTON.
RrNcr1 .uprn,- Sent Och

DINGHAHFIONi DtpI. 1lalII
Notwithstanding the rainy and disagreeable fore
noon many thousands Of people were assembled to
witness the ceremony Of laying the corner stone Of
the inebriate asylum. The stone was laid in due
a1d ancient form by the masonic fraternity. JRo.
l.. L-wis, Jr., Grand Master Of the State Of New
York, ofiicisfed In the evening the Presbyterian
Church was jammed TO hear the mastery Orstion
Of Edward Everett, on Washington, over one thou
sand persons were present, and the distinguished
orator and his glowing sentences were received
with rapturOus applause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
GRorER AND BAkEa's FAH.

1st. Cotton il used as 1t Is purchased-on spools
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrPle1ity OF filing shut
tie, las in other machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order and does not re-
Quire to be taken apart to be oiled
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not nip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAlesrOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times,
The services of lady and the use of smachine
can be obtained by the day in families. by calling
at the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:Ios Superior ST.. up stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, sept. 20
Commander SwartOut has been ordered to relieve
Commander Taylor, in command OF tue New York
rendezvous, on the 10th Of October.
Commander Bradford has been appointed light
house inspector Of the Sd District, vice Bel, de-
tached al his own request.
Lieut. BOndmot has been ordered TO the Navy
Yard at Norfolk, and Lieut. Sinclair ordered to
ordnance duty at the same place.
The following, who passed examination as As
sistant Engineers have been warranted for service:
Winfield 5. Thompson, Edward B. Latch, Geo.
B. Lening, Edward L. Dick, Chas. Z. Daylin, Rob
ert y. Copeland and VIM. n. Gladding.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRk, Sept. 25.

NE" 1OkAS &c Pt- -
A private dispatch from Halifax to Mr.. Cunard
says the Captain of the ROsenheath thought the
burning steamer had walking beam, but be did
not observe any paddle-bOxes. He thought she
was a wooden ship, but his mate said she was o.
iron. She had a long oyerhanging bow.
Offers Of 25 per cent. 10 effect an insurance on
the Austria were refused By Wall street offices yes
terday.
4 cOlOred woman named Mary Ann Green was
shot dead yesterday in Broadway by the accident
al dscharge Of pistol in the hands OF her son, 10
years old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

NEw Musvc.-we have received from Aessrs-
S. Brainard & Co., the following new pieces OF
music Just Published BY them: "DelPhine SchOt-
tish," compO. sed by Justin Holland and dedica-
ted to Miss b. W. Aston, of Forestville, n u;
"Ocean Cab lie GallOp," by J. T. Wamellnk
the "Blue I'll Waltz composed fer the Gu'taI
by Horace P. Perry, and dedicated to Nathan
Perry, ESQ.
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n. H. soLoMoNSoN.
PRAcrIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC oFTIcAS,

FEACIICAL IND s5LILNElFIO VFIlOA'1
eeps The 1e assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTICLES AlIhis glasses whether for near OF far
ighted are ground under his by mnolne-
yof anew construction with the greatest care SO as to
suit the eyes IN al cases curing Wakness DzzHcss or
Issauaiioa q fAr Eyes, and mpaTtng srergth or ons
reading or fine sewing.
II y. II. Sol0n5ason wosld here inform the public
that he employs the sale Of his lenses
CS- Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES biI
CROSCoPES, COlIPAS> rs. &c, kept hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without PAIN. IS perfect ss natural
R-Oice IS SUPERIOR street under the American Hotel
s.4-r0
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G4u1ational.
SETECT SoH00L F0R GT1

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ emb ac1ng all the elements Of soltn and useful I'd
ucafon will be opened in the Sunday School Room in the
rear Of Trinltv Churh. Superior street. the first Of
tember under the OF the Misses VARIAN and the
general errtendence of Rev. A VARIAN Rector Of
the School
Apnczi0as for sdissIon 10 he made the School Room
At any time during the course Of the School tern,
Prospectus setting forth Terms &c, be had ap-
ulafiou 10 the Recnr OF 10 either OF the Rev gentlemen
TisItars of the School. Dr. CLAXION,
DR. BOLLES.
su3 d2zn les REV. l. CARTER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

ExcIrExEST.-Quite an excitement was made
Saturday forenoon by slight difficulty between
Mr.. Trad Kelly and John Young, the proprietor
of the American Exchange. 1t was merely
momentary affair which was soon over.
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THE NIAGARA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS.

In letter from Capt Chauncy Of the steamer
Niagara, received by the Secretary Of the Navy,
he speaks OF the captured Africans as being in an
unhealthy condition generally. Twenty-eight Of
them were suffering from diarrhea aud nearly one
third with opthalmia. Two died within day after
heiug received on hoard his vessel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

DUsIVNI otpI- ..
The Republicans in the 10th Congressional dis
trict in convention At Palmer yesterday nominated
on the 10th ballot, Chas DeenO. On the first bal
lot Dr.. Chafee, the present member, had 50 votes,
and DelenO 1. Mr. DelenO accepted the nOmina-
tion. He is lawyer 81 years Of age and Treasl-
rer Of Hampshire Co.
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Agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
NN j TimofhT Seed jnsf received :. ~ Cleveland
Seed StcsS- aOe5 STAIR SON.
WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DFSTROyFR s the uost effecfual grsss for
sudiuT known II vii yield from two 10 three
tons Of good hay 70 the acre Forsale y - 49,
aug5 = SIAM s0N.
z TENTUCKY Blue GRASS, Or
IN chard Crass and Red Top Seed Of pure gualtv can
Ai~sgs US 6 i0oh0 Il NO O'--''' J. STAIR SON.
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6otels.
lDbpsifialts & 5urgrOns.
MORTON. M. D,-Physopathi

ID MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathle
Dser Eclectic Physician and surgeon P Ies Of Md
,sery and Diseases Of Women and Chilnren- DR. NOR
TON having located himself in tins place, IS ready 10 at
tend all calls IN his Profession either ~ MS One o
every despon either mineral animal or seset and
never reduces his pate9is . cure sas m oa. ~. %
as5s i.5 IN 81 ih diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
Acute Chronle Loss Of Appetite, De o. ne
S-nmaeh Coastip Ofths Bowels, Btllons Ahecoas
rave crofuous ines and Ulcers Cancers Fisulas
Impurities o the Blood any Chronic OF long SANDING
diseases alsssses 2efalai Tn h aor s sfs rSSes
"a 10 call His Mole Of Treatment Is also conPletely
R Si sis sure safs and never failing remedy for
Fever ard Ague Cholera, DyseutsIy and
DiarTh0ea Colo, Cram LoekaW ks AID
~ Dr. sf also prepared totreaf success fully FEyERS
o the var1us PES togHther with all other form o acute
iseases This i DO fctou Imagination q the braun,
but facts deducted ro years on me kem oI
tse sIo- Goods Of pT-ie aud systems Of practice and
Sradaafe from the old and neS schools Of Medi inc
i5,of 40 rANIc MEDICINES simp and compounds,
nctures and syrupS, such as are usually .ept N
fSiiaa Rsmedss and large numberof Compounds, pre-
pared by himself Remedial AGENTS among Mheh are
M weed a sovereign remedy foy the ngspepsia Piles,
&c; Anti-B ous Pills exclusively ior ne LysI
5sveI Al tS cure Eys-Water falling remedy for
WEAK sore and lulmed Eyes Canker Mediene Tor Can-
NJ BsIsam Of Wild Cherry for Coughs Colds, Bronehits
Consumption and all Diseases Of the Lun=s; khumale
n or external application; Sovereign Rem
ey for the Chosra Mothers Cordial or Femaie Fnend
re- n B. Particular Attention WILDE paid N uest-
ing all old Chronic and Private Diseases % eeanss
b or an the morbid hamoTs nr NJ does not pretend 70
se the dead but he does claim that he can cure ali cur
sbe Diseases and mzay that are considered
Once No. l05 L0rain St. Rssidsaee, No 10 ChnIen
ST. Cleveland, " est Side. - 60.
S bT. NJ. would say that he can give One stu "a
dent good chance inh oee TO resd Meicne and and Us
various branches aplei DIV G1osNl Su-- = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

BOSTON, sept. 20
II is rumored that R. n. Woodwork, who has
lately resigned the Office Of Cashier Of the Brigh-
ton Bank is defaulter TO that institution to the
amount of $4,000. The Bank is however amply
secured from loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

ARRIvAL OF The SrEAxER NORTHERN LrTHr.
Tho Steamer Northern Light, Capt SPAULD-
ING, arrived from Lake Superior on Saturday
morning. She brought down copper for Hanna,
GaIrelson 4 Co., and a number Of passengers.
She met the Iron Ity above Fort GratiOt on
Sunday morning last She experienced eOnsid-
cradle bad weather. She will return on Tues
day evening.
The Steamer Ciy Of ClerslaHd, Capt. LUN-
DY, arrived on Saturday evening, and will also
sail on her return tomorrow night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

WENT AND DID IT T!-CLEvELAND o. LUcA, the
renowned black pianist, lately lead to the by
menial altar, in Cincinnati, bride; delicate
sample of flesh and blood that would quickly
sell in the Southern States for 81 500, so deli
casely moulded and tinged with negro blood
that she would unhesi;atingly be recognized in
northern society as a highly accomplished and
beautiful belle. May the path Of the young
couple ever be strewed with flowers, and may
they live to hear themselves blessed with grand
children.-DO9ges Museum, 25fh.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1855.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOgg. Ellsworth L CO.-China, CrOckery, &c.
H Bond-House and Lot for Sale.
SyeciAl NOtice-BGrhave's Holland BitterE.
Ingham 4 Brsgg-Chistian Almaanc for 1859.
DsiOn-Girls to Cook. Wash. Ee., Wanted.
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SAILED.

The steiner North America sailed from Quebec
for Liverpool at 10 O'Clock this morning. She took
out Isl passengers
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WILKEsnARRE. p, sept. p.
THE CASE OF TOWNSEND

The Democrats Of the 18th District nominated
after severe struggle John MeReynolds for Con-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

z Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm 2Ol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-27

GU1rAR.-J. H Thomas, Teacher of the Gut
ar, Rooms at No. EuSlid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson u.