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N. H. soLoMoNsoN.
PRAcr1cM AND SCIENTIFIC orTroAN,

PRAcucAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAN,
the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcT4CLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ighted ground under his inspection, BY machine
yof anew construction with the care, TO
the eyes Al cases curing WeGknsSs, D==aGss
Isza1fiOa of fae Eyss and imparng strength Or long
reading fne sewing
Il n. H. Solomoasou would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF his lenses
II Also, s7lendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCoPES, COAPASSES. &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
Ohce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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II 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 20I.
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FRONI ROSTnN

BosToN, Sept "a.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Miller,
from Liverpool via Halifax arrived here shortly az
ter " O'Clock last night. Her mails for the South
were forwarded by the overland train Of this morn
ing, ard will be due at New York at 5 2. NJ
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FIRE
NEW YnRr- Sent q.

NEW YORK, Sept "a
The stone dressing mill of Masiersou, Smith &
Sinclair, and lumber yard Of Sage & Grant on
Thirtieth street, were burned last night Loss
Ss0,OOOi partially insured
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whole process of chair-making from the rough
timber to the finished chair, was carried on by
Messrs. Lord, Parke d Co, and tie chair thus
made sold at auction, while upon the third
wagon all kinds and descriptions of mechanical
work was carried on, including blacksmithing,
shoe making, wagOn-making, DC, DC. This
car bore on its sides the notices Labor con-
quers all things" "Work or die" ''Industry, ("
aud ''In memory"
During the reading of the report of the award
ing committees the ring was occupied by the
ladies, and then by the boys, in riding The
same ladies' rode who are mentioned above
Acapital address was then made By A. T.
Slade, Esq, of Cleveland, which was brief but
great.
Dodge, the inimitable, was then called for and
ground out 4 machine song, which was receiv-
ed and aPPlauded most heartily. Dodge is I'M
HlsHsely popular in Bedford.
The company then dispersed for their several
homes, well pleased with the Fair.
We shall publish the list of premiums shortly
Y Last evenings DdalsT contained most
wanton and scurrilous attack upon our worthy
School Superintendent, fOrsOOth because he
will not play the reporter to that sheet
1t seems that the Secretary of the Board of
Education has seen fit, of his own accord,
and as piece of gratuity on his part, to fur
Dish the Leader and Herald with reports of the
doings Of the Board OF Education. Because he
does not do it for the Dealer, that paper, or
rather the small potato Maumee biped who
does up the reporting for it, has seen fit to vent
his spite against Mr. Freeze, by publishing
contemplate innuendOes against him, suPPOsing
him to be the person who furnished the reports
as above stated.
If the Dealer wishes to publish the doings of
the Board, let it compel its Maumee i'm
portation to be on hand and do It's own report
ing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-25

POLIcE COUET.-Wm. Pheatt and VIM. Cyd
Ter on charge of grand larceny, were committed
to prison, being unable to give $500 bail for
their appearance at C. C.P
Charles Latham for house breaking, fined
SIS and thirty days imprisonment.
John Fromers, James McAllister, John Kel-
ley and VIM. Fitzgerald for petit larcecy, fined
$40 each and ten days confinement.
John o'Brien and Jas y. Donelly for distub-
ance, fined IS and cost
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1st. Cotton Is used as il Is purchAsed-on spools
without rs-Einding saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplexity of filing shut
tie, (ss in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. tits 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 rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as TIE most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
sbOve machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services OF a LADY and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
ct the room of Ar. Hopkins. Terms 81, ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mhsni6m:1os Superior St. up stairs.
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TOSAII..

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. "a.
The steamship Huntsville viii leave this evening
for New York She put in here in consequence Of
a slight arrangement to her machinery, which has
been repaired
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Sept 81
The whole number Of yellow fever developed in
this city from the 18th to the 2lst both inclusive
was 20. No new cases were developed on Wednes-
day or Thursday.
There is no delay whatever in business and the
alarm has subsided.
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6otels.
11bpsitiails & Surgeons.
, MORTON M D.-Pbysopathic

u MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathie
(Ser Eclectic Physelan and Q, 1lS
TON, having located himself IN this place Is ready 20 al
tend 10 all calls his Profession, either al his Oee or al
theirprIyaie Dwellings DI d dise.Ids al pos2ns 20 q
reduces his patients t0eure them but simply removes
the obstrue1ns stimulates andt up the system By
Those aced with diseases Of the Liver, Lungs, Kid
neys, Spleen Neuraia Inn In1ion hheuaatsl ieltneI
Acute Of ChfOnlc Loss ol Ppellts ~ me
Stomach Constipation Of ftha Bowels, Bilious Ahsetons
diseases diseases peculiar TO the female such Sup
n io eali Ills Mode Of TsarEsai Is also comp plstely
adapted 70 Diseases Of Children
Fever and Ague Choer Oholera-AIOTbus, Dysentery and
Dahoea. Coe Cramp Loekaw Elts and SpasHs treat
r r M is also prepared totreat successfully FEvERs
OF vaons types together with all other form OF acute
mi fet ls5acts from years oa the Rsrn OF
New school system Of Praee and thorough reading Of
graduate from the old and schools Of Medi-ine- -
Dr. NJ. will keep constantly on hand and ior sale al
tinctures and syrups such usually kept IN Botanic,
Eclectic lhomaSonian Drug Stores Also all OF the
Iuian Remedies and large number OF Compounds, Pfc
pared by himself Remedial AGENTS, amons which arc
he toowin-. VIZ: Compound syrup q the Nands5lns
- Arti-B i0us Pa Is exclusively for the LIVER San.tive
Bfters DysPeptic Powders Tooth Ache Drops, heh
never all cure, Eye-Waer falling remedy ior
Weak sure and named Eyes; Canker Medicine for Can
keror Caopel sore Mouth, certain and speed, cure -
Ms B1lsam Of Win Cherry, for Coughs Colds BTonehs
Consumption and all Diseases Of the LunEsi khnaile
Lnuent or Pam Killer superior article 20 any nI ~
edy Choiera; Mothers Cordial Or Feniale Fleha
and ot her articles tOo numerous 10 mei ton
iuE all od Chrome and Private Diseases u eie-se
s th dad but he does claim that he cure all cur
able Diseases and mang that are eansllrfe1 M ~,
Once, No l05 Lorain ST. Residence No IL Chnioh
~ p = Dr. 81 would say that he can give One stu
Jeni ood chance his Ohceto red Aedcins and iis
v,-fons brsncheS an7s dlN &doaUf IulvEh ls3
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WIGS =! WIGS !! ! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTpass all.
They are elegant, light EASY and durable
Fitting 10 eharm-nO turning up behnd-no shrinking
on the head indeed tins Is the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders, o. 4 and made
233 Broadway, New York
aD2ed&W6m2l W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
J. b. Barnes d Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
aai Plumbing works, Atwater Block are prepared
with arse force Of experienced w0Tkmen doing every
sscrio tioa Of Pu ns the thorough manner on
he scientific plans reasonable and short
notice. Large stocks Of Fouatans Of derent STYLES and
izes. Bathing Tubs cast iron aud wood, lined with
ianedcopper, steam heaters lead and galvanized iron
ppss Leather ald India Rubber Hose every descpiiu0
Fl Brass and Plated Cocks Including the Pateu Selcios
CockS, receuty introduced, Was Bowls and all kinds
warranted
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> 4Ae hidHneT q Fepptag ne riorGfiaH q hf sfrtlg
4, IAr eseaHsls Of tis si5rafion Of iicsfTiag
;, Tsqaalay Of fistone
6, 7zsstreugtA Of siriug.
Z Te zf gi Of fiie eiie rsllaaf n
That the public ndjgde for themselves whether
tn be true publish diagram Of the od and
all modern improvements the HalleL Davis style
rost ad that none but od soes vii Sssy dat ties two
equal four and that leo lbs weigh twice much fy
win Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of nstru-
meut and leave the reader draw his conclusions
/, The Haiiei, Daris d o. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
fhe same sized case
The truth Of this may be glance.
y the entire length Of straight string be used for vhra
ton see daga while those that bent necessarily have
The rest or bridge pin inserted distance from the end
snap ~ ~ am before teoud be drawn within octave Of
EeI known that reason sx-Oetave piano does
possess ne .li a5f e q i9Hsof seyenoetAye piano i
that is strings are srt with the above Improvements
@ and rci f0as than seven octave piano Of any other
2, The HaIlet, Duris d Co. Pianos hare a rider
space betloeeA the striAgs than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement Is equally plain from the
that tr4sht string oeeupes no more space than simply rs
ON is angle from the bridge to the tuning pin Ihe ne
SUITS : The bent strings necessarily close together that
playing heavy marches fantasies and variations The
straight strings have much that they and
never clash against one another
3, The manner Of stopping ;Be ribratioH.
The vibration Of the string all pianos where
the hammer strikes IT, the bridge where II stopped les
diagram HI
The Of the best violin in the world ruined by
substituting bridge; thus proving that the Of
string Is materially aTsffd By tie in which The vibration
Is sstopped The vibration Of the string In the H. piano
Is stopped with little horizontal e ofcopper or bell metal see
diagram giving the string sot full mellow h7uffolf,
while In AL other pianos the vhrzfon Is stopped By upright
roH pas. see diagram Bl giving thin irony. f0ne,
that has caused thousands Of persons having tine musical or
ganizations to exclaim.
DO not Ike The irony tuan Of piano It Is far inferior
10 the full rich Of organ, flute melodeon'
Teasou that the strings IN all other pianos bent Al ha
bridge pin sharp angie las u lde In order
the vibration In the IT. D. C. plano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held down firm thereon By
the Suspension Brjge. [see diagram $. Bl
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New YoRK, Sept. %.
By adyices from Turks Island. welearn that Ex-
President Yalande, Of St. Domingo, arrived with
his suit at that Island on the 81 Of Sept.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-25

GUITAR.-J.H H THoNAs, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euslid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF TIE UNITED STATES:
IL has been my god fortune restore 10 health many
Thousands Of my eouatry-women.
My has excited the malice Of the envi0us and
eaous; hut their prosecutions lave served only extend
aud estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my railway from the air sufferers whom
have relieved. So long / am held in aociOaaie ard
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced ms
skill can ad aespse III eorts OF mischief makers
nd slandererS
My friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
tue for prOucIng within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United States hut indpoSition
field occupied b. qaacs, with their peciOus nOsrums
and fear that ualcipsd counereiters might palm upon
the public trr worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies the sale Of my
''AMlE DE FEMME, in the United States.
Al last yield the of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout The
Old World
need only say, liquid form and IS exactly such
As have used my practice IN France for years, and
that It has failed satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and mensruafi1n stand the re-
alton Of and effect It alike powerful originate
Aoalthy menstrual 5w where it has existed and
restore it where il has been from any suppressed.
In orero guard against imposition the wrapper drec-
each bottle Of The Azie de Femme vial bear my
signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcr
viii be sealed with ny private seal.
Priee, $500 package -
PARIS, January, ls57.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
sATURDAY MORNING, sEPT. Is. 1sas.l
NEW AnyPRTISP,IPNTS


Hover Martin-Dried Apples.iS Flour, &c.
Collins, Goodsel CO.-Hais, Caps, Furs. &C.
J. stair Soa-Dufch Bubous Ro0ts-Hominy, &c
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% FULLER, the man who jumped from the
WeddeIl window few days since, has gone to
Chicago.
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Boarding..

BOARDING NEAR THE CEN
ID TER CT BUSINESS. IN a healthy lneailon-1,Iw9
families single Bnarers ean he
viii 70 q aud reasonable Board S. " BuRklTE
aus d2sm25 q -. ..... .......
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oFFIcE, wARIEGs BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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BRADLEY's CELEBRATED
wnoIFN KNTTTTNG YARNS.

OF every color and number, for sale
.OH RETTBERG L HAUSMANN,S
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
IL LARS-NeE Siyles OF Embroidered Col ars Just rec
Low iulll RAYMOND 4 CO.
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5prfiaI Notifies.
Y For Gas Futures and Fitfing-Applt
Fe7g. Easl0oTtA & Co, los aud lO7 Superior street
W ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS"

No gentleman should mgls the society Ct ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath tainted tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, 'FoN
TAlNEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is or the
mos eIectuai deHtrihoes II vhitens the teeth
Strengthens the guns ard i7aris the BREATH ofel
oaensivc- a agreeable fragrance
FOR sHAVlNG-Its rich laiher penstrates and sOfsns
the beard, prevents irritation. and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FoNTAINE Co, 9O5 Broad
way. and No AsiOr House. New York Sold by al
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Agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

100 BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
IOAI Timethy seed lust received AZ the Cleveland
Seed Store. auE5 STAIR SON
"YLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
w DESTROYER-This 5 the oSt efectual grass for
SuhduuE marShlaud known Il viii weld from three
tons OF good hay 70 the acre. FOT sale BY
aus y STAIR SON
U ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
IN ehard Grass and Bed Too SEED Of pure gualv can
aues ''- = J. STAIR a SON
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l. The srenuesS OF the ril,,.fi,,, Of fLs st-s,,,
hoNeFer good sng may be II vii produce until
To 1iSss evenly G s shoSd hS1s ba I've ssBss ii S1ns no
ions directly % and no The hammer strikes the under
reesde from ne hammer In fhe II ID 4 ~ pi1,o .
motion Of the string is 70 return 10 straigh t linz ~ h.
starting point and then II IL vbraes thousapd fne ~
motion is M. down-up, down-af infHif-q - -
T.-----5 - = =. =. =,
. II . 5s - ~ -. eanho. oe
70 IN lne lo ne reason 70 bend an
Atieie V y lols an eo y Asie and ne cut
le al l1leoy u--st % l.--n ne uSntest-
oN w. slleI s.iing = drawn
me NOR Aply ~ eloats ala a. ne Two ses Of bent
ssi.s ale ~. ~ oel I-o sles o. edges
o. ~ sc - stIins or-
eed up instead o. its returning n saect ne desats nom
Is proper course os ees drn towards he out
thereafter becomes rotary and every time comes around TO
eae sl.ek qr ae, ~ aeao IRONY eesng
5, The ereuness eS;one.
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De. P. II. RICoRD.
PARIs. Iannarr. ls57.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. . Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
"Amie de Femme al the Propuet0r's pnces.
aulO dSwly6
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BIRD SEEDS.

BIRD SEEDS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w fresh supply Of canary II M. Rape M,llett Let
f1ce and Nav seeds al Of which clean and pure. II
wish 70 keep your Birds healthy feed them upon none
J. STAIR 4 SON,
aug6 Mes OntaTio sirest.
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5. The erenness Of .one.
!, The strength Of string.

This Is the result OF the o 'eatnre being UNIVERSAL
conceded fact that all tone is produced By uG0 and tha
fieeusne ,is ri5r1fion. fie Crcler fis tone.
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Grover AND BAKER's FAx.

ukONkh AhD bAAEh ) I'M
TLY SEWING MAcHEKs.-
The particular attention 0
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and unN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
Naval Intelligence.

We learn that 90 United States soopcf war So Narys
sailed from san Francisco foo Panama the 2Th August
via Acapulco and Manzana. On her arrival Panama
ID intended TO relieve her officers and crew in accordance
with the praiseworhy regulation established by the en-
cient Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Toucey The 81 Marys,
two years cruise expires in December and having been
thoroughly repaired at the navy yard, Mare Island
she will doubtless be in prime order " receive her now
crew. The great majority Of her deserted az The
navy yard, but in San Francisco her complemcnwss r.
crued Only fty men 0f the old crew and hsFbnlrers
remain 20 be detached and this will doubt be efltci
the sthnus, AL she will require uew compile.
mcnt Of officers, the fy vacancies n her crew being
filled readily ON the other SIDE. Thc meroas friend q
her officers will witho doubt be graacd by this news
their speedy return. W. chat thc two years
tenn may be an established regulation, as IL rs decided
Improvement, and meets genera, approval Three years
too long term for a hot cncrvatng climates
and secretary Toucey deserves snd will receive, much
praise Tor the initiation OF 20 salutsry rule.
The United states steam frigate Merrmsc, hearing the
square Gag of Flag ocer Bong sailed from Cao for tho
sandwich Islands September L Letters for her are
ordered 70 be sent TO Acapulco where she viii be about
Me 1st OF December.
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informed Madame that she must accompany him 10 the
City Hall, TO which she very kindly assened Madame
brewster was arrested some four years ago by OF
Chief hatses officers for practising some humbug.
Mr.. Croft next called at No 80 Greene street. kept by
A. W. Snow, clairvoyant. Her mother very politely
asked the Sergeant the paror where she
her daughter being the most successful crvoyant in
the city. Her price she said FIVE dollars The
sergeant said he would like TO have his fortune
told but sooner had the Madame entered into
the abnormal state than warrant in her lap.
slight tap her shoulder by the officer brought her into
Of his visit She appeared to be greatly alarmed did
also her husband, and person represented TO be her
lawyer She was however, taken in charge by 0flcer
Baldwin, and escorted before the Mayor.
The domcie Of Madame Hayes, No. 327 BrOome street,
next visited and pretty much the same nonsense was
gone through with at the former places She placed
under the protection Of Officer Place.
Madame York, the Gypsy pamist, was the next visit
ed residing at 134 Eighth avenue The officer went in
and paid her fee Of 81 and Madame began 70
She told the officer that he had experienced great
deal OF trouble, and that before long he would
become wealthy man, and own a large amount
Of property. The officer, however, was OF the
opinion that she rather diIaory and getting Off his
seat, up TO her and walked her up For few mi
nutes she appeared TO be greatly excited but seeing the
shield she cooled down and TO her senses, and
companied the officer TO the City Hall.
Madame Fleury was also arrested at No. 263 Broome
strret, and officer Davis took her in charge.
At three O'Clock they brought separately before
the Mayor who questioned them to how long they had
the busn The most Of them had been engaged
in the profession, they termed it, for three years
Afidavs were made against all OF them by Sergcans
Brney and Croft and in consideration of the facts set
FORTH the Mayor held several TO ball. and others
discharged the promise Of not engaging in the business