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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12
Tho Chioaso Herald

An infamous, boiling and disorganizIng sheet,
of the above title, and edited by an open ana
avowed Know Nothing, by the name oi Pine,
is being circulated secretly and gTatuHousty
about the country by certain paid government
officials, for the purpose solely Of defaming Sen
atOr Douglas, and writing down the cause Of
Popular Sovereignty This is the second or
third paper which has been started in Chicago
within six months, to do this dirty work.
1t has no subscribers, being supported entire
ly by a corruption fund, raised by levymgb black
mail upon unprineipled OF timid officials. We
are glad to find that in Ohio this pestilentlal
sheet offering is sent hack as fast as It comes
1t may last until the November election in Il
linois, but not day longer. Look out for it.
Clepeland, (0) Pialndsalsr.
We cut the above from 4 paper devoted to
the cause of Mr. Douglas, tine editor having
been removed. not long since, from the Office OF
Postmaster at Cleveland. 1t Is, like most OF
the assertions that appears in the Douglas pa
pers, false in every particular. we never be-
longed to the Know Nothing order, but are on
the record TN New Jersy as well as in lllinois)
as one of the most bitter and uncompromising
enemies of their doctrines. No man IN the
sountry ever fought harder according to his ca
pacity, against the "daTk lantern fraternity
than we did when that illiberal and uneOnstitu-
tional order threatened TO sweep every State in
the Union We make this statement, not be-
cause the PlaindsGler charges US with being a
Know NOthing-for there Is but little danger
that anybody in Ohio will believe anything GRAY
may say-but because we have seen 1t asserted
in some other papers whose editors, being less
known than Gray, are more likely to be believ-
ed. We include the editors Of the st. Paul Pi-
Oneer AID Dem0erGi, and Dubuque Express and
Herald among these.
The other assertions which Gray makes arc
equally false. The fact that we have about
three hundred subscribers in the City Of Cleve-
land, right under the defunct POstmasteT's nose,
accounts for his virulence and venom, and ex-
plains why the little viper bites the file so fI-
riously. For the further qualification Of the
PlaiadealeT man, we would inform him that,
according to Misrepresentation of a very wor-
thy and reliable gentleman at our elbow, who,
not long since. was connected with that paper,
the CHICAGO HERALD already has more subscrib-
ers than the PlGiaisaleT-which, by the way, is
running down very fast since It has been fol-
lowing in the wake Of Forney's Press and DOu-
glas' Chicago TINS. In conclusion, we ten
der our thanks to the indignant gentleman OF
the Piaindsaler for his excellent advertisement
Of the HERALD. It will, doubtless, make many
subscribers for our paper among the Democrats
of the Buckye State, who have months since
repudiated the traitorous course of Gray.-Chi-
eago Herald.
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The nmce OF sheriff

Is a very important one to the City and COun-
ty. The Courts are held here, and here the
main duties of the Office are discharged. Mr..
WIsHTNAN, the Republican Candidate, has
proved himself competent and faithful as Depu-
ty. He is familiar with the responsible duties
Of the Office, and viii discharge them with
an eye single to the law and public and private
rights Give him the full Republican vote of
the city, snd disappOint all the schemes of Lo-
cofocoism
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., word =. N.slIrenr oit, Voters .

Last year some hundreds of Republican vO-
tiers in Cleveland neglected to go to the polls
aud they were generally of the very class Of eiti-
zens who suffer most from the evils of bad gov
eminent They neglect their own civil duties
and then complain that the government OF the
City, the County, and the State gets into bad
hands. They are eloquent upon the evils Of
misgovernment, and yet seem to forget that they
are accountable for a good share of the misehiefs
they suffer, in common with others.
Reader, are you one of the hundreds referred
tot Let not the sun 60 down upon neglected
duty this day. Turn Overa new leaf. Vote at
this election-vOte at every electiOn-nO mat
ter how unimportant it may appear. You will
feel the better for It. Your example will tel
on others. Remember this truth-that unless
the whole people make themselves heard and
felt through the ballot box they are at the mercy
of an active and unscrupulous minority
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- ncnnhlicnn Torc fnr Conrress

Should run right along with the vote for the
State ticket FOoling away votes on Messrs.
KELLEY and GRAY will be small business fol
Republicans in Cleveland. 1t will be only a
burlesque on the right of suffrage, and such
votes - Ike chickens will come home to roost "
Mr.. WADE has proved himself an able and
faithful Representative Of the City and the Dis
trict, and the liberal appropriations made for
Public Improvements here during his member
ship, attest his exertions and influence in Con-
srvss-
Mr.. GRAY boasts that he viii run ahead Of
the Democratic State ticket No Republican
should aid him 10 make good that brag. With
out Republican votes he will run-behind
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Ins,ices nfthe rence

Have important duties to discharge. They
are not only conservators of the peace, but
their judieions or injudicious management has
much to do with the criminal expenses of the
county. Messrs. SMITH and PORTER, two Of
the Republican nominees, have had experience
in the duties Of the office in Cleveland, and
have discharged those duties we'll Mr. Fol-
JAxBE is admirably qualified for Justice. As a
business man of active mind and sound judg-
ment, he has few equals He has the best in
terests Of the people and Of the city at heart,
and voters, without respect to party, viii con-
suit their true interests by conferring the Office
Of magistrate on Mr. F.
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place. OF Holding Election.

The Election to-day viii be held in the First
Ward at the Old Court House.
In the Second Ward at Engine House, No. 8,
Oregon Street
In the Third Ward at the Police Court Room,
johnson Street.
In the Fourth Ward at Engine House, No. s,
Huntington Street
In the Fifth Ward at the School House on
St Clair Street, next east of Huirsnn Street.
In the Sixth Ward at Engine House, No. z,
Perry Street
In the Seventh Ward at the frame School
Honse. St Clair Street, east of North Perry
Street
In the Eighth Ward at the Watch House,
Vermont Street
In the Ninth Ward at Engine House, No. 9,
Church Street
In the Tenth Ward at the basement room in
School House, Kentucky Street
In the Eleventh Ward at Engine House, No.
10, Lorain Street
Polls must be opened at or before ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and close at six O'Clock in the
afternoon
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MARKET GOER.
Fatal Railroad Accident

The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday gives the
following particulars of an accident by which
four men v ere almost instantly killed;
About four O'Clock Saturday morning, an ac-
cident occurred on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, near Shoals Station, about $50 miles
from this city, which resulted in the almost in
stant death Of four men, all employees on the
road. A freight train from the East and an
other from the West, came into collision at the
point named, demolishing one ofthe tenders,
injuring the engines, and badly smashing sew
ersl freight cars. The conductor on the train
bound West, J. ". Brown, the engineer, J.
Redman, brakeman, Mr.. Dryon, and fire.
man whose name we were unable to Learn, were
all killed. These persons were ell upon the
engine, and were jammed to death in the
wreck. The conductor and fireman lived about
an hour and half The others were instantly
killed
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Look the As.n.sn-a

These are really important Offices to the
city, and the best men nominated should be
elected without respect to party. They should
be men Of discrimination and sound judgment,
familiar with real property and its true relative
value and independent men who viii make
proper assessments without fear, favor or affee-
ton Their interests should be identified with
the city and its PrOsPerity-just such men are
Mess-s- RooE, BALLsRD, and BowLEK.
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A Reason Why Adopted Citizens should Vote
Against slavery.

Against slavery.
Nineteen-twentieths of the adopted citizens
of the United States are to be found in the Free
States. They acknowledge by this that they
cannot live where Slavery exists. They admit
that they cannot get employment, that they do
no not like to make homes where slave labor
comes IN competition with their free labor
They are virtually excluded from the Southern
States of the Union by an institution inimieal
to their best interests. Why then should they
support political party which sustains the in
stitution of Slavery, and is laboring through
the Executive, the Supreme Court, and Con-
press, to establish 1t in the Territories of the
Union.
Adopted citizens are constantly seeking
homes in the West where lands are cheap
They arc inviting their friends and neighbors
in the Old World to partake with them the
blessings Of the New 1t will be for their ad-
vantage that the unoccupied Territories of the
Union be kept free from Slavery. If Slavery
goes there before them, they are excluded. The
bar put up against them in the South proves
this The free laborer cannot live where slave
labor comes IN competition. Admitting this
which every candid and intelligent adopted cit
iEen must j., they cannot, witheut sacrificing
the interests of the friends they hope to vel
come to our shores, and their own Posteity, vote
with party which now boldly takes the ground
that Slavery is established by the Constitution
everywhere outside of the Free States.
Seriously consider this matter before deposit
ing your ballot to-day. Acts. which speak
louder than words. clearly demonstrate that
the Republican is tho party Of Freedom, and
modern Democracy is the party of Slavery
Choose between them:
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The Democrats have split the Republican
ticket for County officers into all sorts of shapes,
with the hope Of running in some of their can
didates. Their great effort is on Sheriff Make
no trade with them on any Office, Vote the
ticket, and the whole ticket If Democrats
choose 20 split, let them do it. 1t is poor poll
cy for Republicans, and pays too poorly in the
long run to be prac;iced by sensible men on any
preteNt
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beware Of Forred Tickets:

Tickets purporting to be Republican, contain
ing the names of all the Republican candidates
except EDWARD WADE, for Congress, for which
JosEPH ". GRAY is substituted, have been
printed, and an attempt will doubtless be made
to palm them as genuine upon Republicans to-
day. They bear unmistskable marks of having
been forged in GAYS Plain Dealer office E1-
anime your ticket well before voting.
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kansas ExIsRAuoN.-From all accounts
Kansas must be steadily filing up with good
class of emigrants. The Journal of Com
merce of Oct lst, published at Kansas City,
Missouri, states that over fifty wagons left that
town the day before for different sections of
South Kansas. Among them were nineteen
families from the States of Wisconsin, Iowa, Il
linois, aud Ohio 1t states also that the land
emigration for the past two weeks has been
larger than at any other time this fyear, and
adds:
Our city is every day crowded with detach-
ments OF this immense emigration, and there Is
one feature about this moving multitude that
we cannot fail to admire-it is an emigration Of
fathers, mothers, sons and daughters, with all
their household effects, and their stock and i'm
plements Of agriculture, to provide for their
maintenance through the cultivation and boun-
ties Of the soil.
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More to be Admired than The
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Eper Worn By Kiags EmPeTors!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
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We head IS heft OF rs covering the hair be uaTed
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New York. April 10, Is5s.
DR. WOOD-Dear Sir: Permit me TO ornress 10 v5g The
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Buchanan and Douglas Truce .

A Washington dispatch of the 10th says
Facts were made public last evening which
prove that Douglas and the President concluded
formal truce before Douglas departure from
Washington, and that Buchanan violated one
of the articles, whereupOn Douglas pronounced
at Chicago accordingly"
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AMord 10 Rn.iness Men.

Let every Republican business man deposit
his vote this morning before going to his place
Of business, and see to it that there is no i'm
peiiment in the way of the exercise of the right
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

A MIsYoRTUNE-The wonderful dogs Of the
Hutchinson Brothers, we learn, are dead, having
been poisoned, as Is supposed, by some one
hotel where their owners stopped. They had
performed before the crowned heads of Europe,
and were valued at thousands of dollars.-Pitts-
bHTgh GG=eite.
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RnIn or slime

What's the odds Every voter can get TO
the polls to-day should it rain Is great guns ~
Every Democrat will be there, no matter whAt
weather. Make upyOur mind to be there too.
and just do it
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Deserves and peeds ever Republican vote
Southern aud Central Ohio look to the Reserve
for full majorities, and they will be necessary
to save the State ticket A single stay-at-hOme
in Cleveland may give the State to Lecompton-
ism
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

Cincinnati is going to lay out LOcofocoism TO.
day " cold as a vedgei" No mistake about
it The People have so wiIled
Shall not Cleveland do likewisei She can, II
she viii full vote viii do it. Get it out =
Get It out
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Rapidly of Mails and Telegraph {:

The New York papers of Saturday morning
reached US Monday evening by due course Of
mail
St Louis telegraph dispatches in the Cincin-
natl papers of Monday morning, telegraphed to
that city Saturday evening, reached this city
Monday afternoon, by the lightning line Il neck
and neck with the C. C. and C. cars
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"DRYcH Ar GwYLIEDTDcr." welsh Newpaper
Ofice l5 ~, s..rnst - y. -

PROF o. ]. WOOD-Dear Sir. Some month or six weeks
received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave
ID my wife who concluded try il on her head ttle
thinking al The time that Il would restore the gray hair 10
It's original color Hut 10 her and surprise af er lew
weeks trial It has performed that wonderful Eject bv iur
Ing all the gray hairs dark brown az th- sae firs
beauilyng and thickening the hair strong recommend
the above Restorative 70 all persons in snch
change Of their hair CHARLES CAHDEW
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MRS. RoBINsoN'S cERrIFICATE.

VERSo- D.. ambul Co, Nav lst, 1892
This certiiies that D. In very poor health lOT
years and found htle -after emplOsIug number
Of Physicians My dis Pr0lauSls Ute II had
been reduced By that and EClor Abus until bad become
liberated 70 considerable extent. By the advice OF DR.
W Bushnell procured and took SIX bottles OF MarshalPs
Uterins tathOlcOn which enabled 20 attend hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
since have taken three bottles s'uco his De at
Shick h1s made able to labor aud support family Of
three children The Cathnc1u has nearly restored
heah. 10 j. the only thing thai ny suffer
ing Tor winch 1 feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICoN is for sale b. City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally. jull2
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The above table shows that IN seven months
Of the present years we have imported less rail-
mad iron by more than 100, 1000 tons than in the
corresponding period of last year. Since Au-
gust lst, however, there has been more activity
in this department and considerable quantities
have been imported by the Mobile and Ohio and
other rnads, and several companies have con-
traeted for supplies to be delivered before the
end of the year, to that the total importation for
1858 will not fall far short Of last year, as the
above figures would indicate.
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1Oallts.
Boar0irla.

ROARDING.- House No. "a
H Puhc Square aod by the Stone Churcl-cne Of the
peas1ntest locations Ia the cy-s being t1onuehy re-
pFiree and Will be opened Tor B0lrIers Qcohsr ist-
Fanits Nishlfg 20 furnish theIr roGs be ac-
comuloiated with large and convenient and bed
rooms and Snslo Boarders and Day Boarers will md
good accommodations, ea-onlbe terms. Ladies not
e1ciuded- References given ard received.
sepz3 S. W. BURRITT.
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PROF. o. J. WOOD-Wth confidence ia recommend YOUR
Hair Restorative being the most ecacOus article ever
saw Since using your Hair Restorative my hair Whs-
kers, which almost white, have erad uly dark
and now feel confident that few applications vii
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Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching common among
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RAILROAD IROS-The total imports of railroad
iron from Great Britain to the United States for
the first seven months Of 1856, compared with
those dnring a like space in 1856 and 1857, and
1858, are as follows:
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| PROP. WOOD-Ah0ut two years ago. my hair commenced
turning fast becoming BALD and had ed many
remedies 10 tect. commenced using Restorative
IN January last; few applications fastened my h8ir firmly;
Il began 70 MI out and turned back to former
color-black Atths time uilyrestore TO its oriaaI
color, health, and appeaance and 1cheeruy recommend
II use % all - J. D HOES
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The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Of three sizes
large, medium and small The small holds half uint and
reiais for 81 bottle The medium holds least twenty
per cent more m proportion than the SMALL and retas for
= per bottle The large holds quart forty per cent more
IN proportion. az d retais for 81.
O. J WOOD 4 co PrOpriet0rs Zl2 Brpadvrav New
YORK. in the great n Y Wire Railing establishments nd
ll4 Market street, 81 Louis 40.
And sald b. all sod Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Is sunhesiiafngly oered reliable remedy for al those
Complaints 10 which woman Is liable and which grad
ualy Affect the mnd well the body - that 70 thu <,
talk wurk becomes alike source Of suffering II not i'm
possibility. Among the complains for which the Catho-
coz . remedy Failing Of the Womb, Whites. Sup
pressed, Irregular Pa nful MenstruatI0n, Boans, In
hauma ions and Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary Or
Eans Retention incOnnence Of Urine. Heartburn Cos
lgeness, Nervousness Faintings PalpltaonS, Cramps
DIS urbe Sleep and all troubles. SYM athletic
connected vita the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms.
with spine, liver or lung complaints. invited 10 ad
dfess Ir- BHIDGE, With full e1uSdsroe that they will
ind rele Marshall's Uterine CahocOu Is MT quack
nrine, but Is ingredients have been m1de known 10 ths
Medical Colleges. and they the 0f any
specialize physlr in the country.
TIE price o. M4RSH4LL'S UTERINE CATH0LE
con - one Dollar aHd a Hatpsr siagie bottle
WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co May "A, 1871
Mr II B. knssley, SIr-l have been selling the med
cine Of the Graenberg company for the st ten and
have invariably found them 10 give good satisfaction; snJ
the pills have sold ~ great many families regularly
tte.rtea and coee and with trade IN have become
4 sapc article Marshalis Uterine Caih0hrun IS = me1i
tha done great amount Of good IN female dIseas
One lady 50 . o. toll me she had received
benefit from bottle than she did fFum long
medical treatmeutb BY the most skillful physicians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
11uuary Il
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Tho Selling Qualities of BeThave'G
Holland Bitters.

Tho Selling Qualities of BerhaVe's
Holland Bitters.
QUEBEc, Canada. June 20. 1854.
We have no doubt il will sell well here. Send US one
gross. JOHN MUsSON 4 co.
Montreal, Canada, July I, 1854.
Send gross BGrhave's Holland BtteTs. We want
a medicine Of this kind in market.
JOHN BIRKs & Co, Medical Hall
SA Vt PAUL, Minnesota.
There Qui'e ready sale here for your BGrhaves Hol
land Bitters WM. H WOLF,
Per II. p PEARSON
WELLsBURG. Virginia, Nov. l, 1855.
Send another box, dozen, Bgrhave's Holland Bit
ters It is taking the lead here Of all other Bitters
WI. II. KIRKER.
YoRErowS, Pennsylvania, Feb. T. 1871.
Please send me, per express, 6dozsn BGraves Holland
Bhters We are enfirels out. {. A. NORRIS CO.
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FrOrI PAyaeanl
MARSHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICON

'NIsishaIs Uterine CafhoicOn will certainly curs al
the diseases for which it Is recommended"
." here i no medicine like Il IN this cOunfry'
In the worst cases / have met with Marshalli
uLenne CalLoLlcon b a cen ain and sale IameLE..
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY. MORNING, OCT. IL, 1S5s.

PUBLISHED bl
E. COWLES & co.
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DIED,

Ia Dover Oct Oh, WILLIAM FREDERICK, infant
Of Frederick and Ann Hurst, aged 81 months.
Al Grafton Station Ohio, October lOth Mr. TITUS H.
HAND, aged 81 years
Funeral Wednesday Oct l3h. Services Al the Con-
sregztional Church, at half past lOA n Friends Of the
family arc invited 70 attend.
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Mtoirines.
OE AMEKICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN. From tie N. Y. DAILY Ne0g (Edltsrisl
We desire % call attention letter from Dr Joshua
+. lrldge, on The Health Of American Women, IN anoh
cnlumn- He treats the SUBJECT able manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment be relied upon
Prom ~ Albany M0rliag Erpresg-
'Marshals Uterine Canocon has proved to be fully
valuable as u Is claimed to be tests ade
b. medical gentlemen and others DR.. Bridge regular
physician Of very fine attaiuments Of great Judgment
and discrimination, iudic1us ond hishy successful
ttouer, N all diseases especially those Of women and
children"