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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

BnLED oUT.-Every one Of the persons ar
rested on charges of participation in the Day
ton fireman affair Is out on bail. Richard Will
son was taken out on Tuesday between eleven
and twelve o'clock at night-so imperatiyely
necessary was it that Richard should be himself
again. We may remark, by the way, that some
Of these bail bonds would not pass as tirst-ciass
paper al Bankers counters. Some people are
foolish enough to think this circumstance as
cause Of regret. Probably 1t is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
mAINE ELECTION.

BANGOR, Ne, Sept. Is.
I9I towns give Morrill, 81, ,227; opposition 80 o9e;
which indicates a Republican majority in the State
Of nearly OOO0.
Ezra b. French (Rep.) is elected TO Congress IN
the 30 District by q majority, with one plantation
to hear from, which will probably increase II up u
40. -,
Foster (Rep) s undoubtedly elected in the 6th
district. All tue plantations in Van Buren, NADIA
wooska and Hancock are in. AToostook county
gives Bradbury (Dem-) COS majority, which Shows
4 gain for Bradbury in ArOostook county but mol
enough TO secure his election
Both branches OF the Legislature are largely Re
nnhlicau
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seps SOFA ia Cleveland by wAI FISK.
WIGS 7! WIGS !! WIGS /!

BATCIELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all
They aralesaut, light. easy and durable
FIttnto a charm--no turning up bellnd-no shrinking
o. the had indeed ts Is the only Establishment where
these thigs arc proDeTly unders O, and made
2s3 Broadway, New York.
apsE,twemaOl W. FISKE. Cleveland ONO. Agent
J. B Barnes d Co, PrOprietOrs Of the Cleve
AMI Rlmling Works, Atwater Block are prepared
with rye force Of experienced workmon doing every
essrs a Of Pu nns in the most thorough manner on
he asrisnti6c plans reasonable terms and en- short
notice are stocks OF Fouuains OF different STYLES and
izes Rhiug Tubs Of cast iron and wool lined win
,,aed-ssrer steam heaters. lead AID galvanized iron
pines kather aud India Rubber Hose every ue>c
sfRrsaal pla I'd Cl-ks. including the faten Selel
n Co.'S rorrutly introduced, WasA Bowls, and al Aiqs
- u2s-d Swtf-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
PROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, sept To-
The Governors Of the Aims House yesterday re-
solved 10 pay $500 dollars 10 DR.. VIM. I. e. Nor
ton for discovering the Anestbetc properties oi
sulphuric ether.
Two suspected slayers have been under suryell-
lance here for the last three weeks, one Of them
managed 10 get of, but the other hnding herseH
yatrbed sharply has given up her intended voyage.
The Chamber Of Commerce have passed resOlu-
tons protesting against the purchase BY Govern
ment Of the Broadway Theatre as the site for ne"
/ Post Office.
Its said that the arrangements for that purpose
are nearly concluded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
TMP0RTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Preuared by Cornelius l.. Cheesehhh3 VI
Nr~Ay NnWE- CITY

Prepared BY Cornelius l.. CheesemRh' VI d
NEW YORK CITY
The combination Of ingredients in thee Pills are the re-
,lt Of \ log and extensive practice They are mid IN
their oerai7a and corain correcting all irregularities
PAINFUL Melstruaons removing all distractions whether
from cd or Otherwise hoalacac paia Ia the side, p2ip'a-
,i NJ the heart whites all affections hssteucs
f,tg pir IN the lack and limbs &C. disturbed sleep
which urisefrom Interruption Of nature
10 MARRIED LADIES,
Dr eeseuans Pills nTauable as they VIII bring on
the n,ufblrpe-i d with regularity. Iies Who have been
iunutei in the use OF oher Pills can place the utos
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO d.
There IS ne condition Of fle female system "a rAea ue
ps ea4ao Be- faEsa tsifh0uf pToluong PECULIAR Re
SILT. Tie condition TcfeTred 70 IS PREGNANCf-fh'
,,,lf AfyCARRIAGE Such IS ii irresistible feadeacy
f IA, elcfas 10 restore the sral faHcOns 70 norma
condition. laf the reproductive B0re Of nature oaHno
Tesisf Il.
Wauauea purely vegetable and free from anything IN
u-ious Explicit directions which should be read accom-
p,pv esclbox Prce 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 tC
DR CoRELIus L CHEEsEuAS, Box 453I, Post ofiee
Nex Yor City.
SOLD BYONE DRUGGIST IN EvERV TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES.
r B. HUICHINGS,
General Ascent for the United States,
IG5 Chaml,ers-St New York,
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n. H. soLOMONSON.

PeAcr1cAL AND scientific OPTIcAN,
ems the LARGEST assortment OF the mos approved xmas VI
,EcTAcLES AuhIs glasses, whether Tor near OF iai-
fted are ground under his inspection By machine
OF anew constructive with the -rc4iost care 50 as 10
sat the ewes IN al cases curing WeaneSs, DEFINES o.
Jsatisz Of TIE Evcs and tmpartue strength ior ors
reaane or fue sewing.
y II. Solomonson would here inform the puohe
that henever employs any in the sale OF his lenses
r. Also. spleadIl assortment Of SPY CLASSES Nj
CROTOPES, COAIPAS &c keY; on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Insued without pain. as perfect as natural
r-OHee 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
sru21
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

NATIONAL BAsk NOTE AND CONNEEoIAL Re-
PORTER Polished simultaneously IN Pitts
burgh and Cleveland, by R. WRAY. Jr., for Sep
tenber, has been received. It is accompanied
BY a fac simile of bank note plates as supple
meut-snd also Ways Coin Chart Manual
These three publications are furnished to sub
scribers at 81 per year. Taken altogether 1t Il
the neatest publication OF the kind We have
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
STATE FAIR.

SANDUsEY, Sept. 10.
Weather continues favorable, with refreshing
shower Receipts first day were Ss,OOO- Inc on
ferent departments were lled up VITA
with tie exception Of the runaway OF a trotleI IN
harness, injuring but not seriously, three persons
No Official decision has yet been made on the
Regatta. The Collins, Of Cleveland, eapsized on
her home stretch. She was doing hnely Eheh me =
accident occurred. Breeze was the mosti4Nof@Oi' Z
that could be wished for.
A spirited trotting race came on al the eoursS
this P. N. No Official report from that as YET
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

BEsT x FREENAS-The attention OF the pub
lie is invited to the advertisement in another col
u,nn of those old and reliable merchants, Messrs
BEsr & freeman. Their frmis one of the old
est and most solid in the city-they are distin'
puished for fair and honorable dealing, and then
Isrue and varied stock of goods is among The
best and most elegant in Cleveland WhOeve
visits them once rarely fails 10 60 again. In
them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
FROM NEW YORK

This evening y. E. storm set IN kainlng con
si5arabIv Indications Of the EqUinoxial storm
Last evening Ray TOmpkins aud Jno. {. Ihomp-
sop. tie ring leaders in the Quarantine outTages,
were arrested on 4 charge Of arson preferred
against them by Dr. Bissell, the QuarAniine Fhysi-
cian- 81, G., 49,,
Guns and burnt blue lights The sea was 60 high
tbat tue bOatman could not go out de says II
must be the Persia
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G0n1atinnal.
TFCT SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS

SELEG1 CNhOOL IOI " INLAls
embracing al the eleIael's q sot and us-fu I'd
--5, yiIi - n-ued IN the Suudsv Schoo Room the
lsr Of Trinfv Church Sulor street. On he fTs' Of Sep
-1fer vder the cq~e Of the Mss ARlAN. rud the
e1srsi m erirtendence Of Rev VARIAN, as Rector q
fhe School
ApHl-fi1-s for alussfon 20 b made a the School Room
~ - tim 7Trrinr nc curse ~ the School tern.
PROSPECTUS setting firth Terms kc can b. had On an
,1i-,or n 30 Pefnr or to either Of the Rev gent
- ~ ne ccbooi DE- CLAXION.
ida BOLLES,
an dan los REV. l. CARTER
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LEAvESwoRTH. Sept. 18th,
Per U. S. Express to BOOnviIle, the 18th.
FIRF1TEN,s CELEBRATION.

Of. LOUIS ocpt- H.
The first anniversary Of the Steam Fire Depart
ment was celebrated yesterday by grand parade
Of all engines seven in number, and trial exhlntion
Of each engine. Average time raising steam about
six minutes. Average distance thrown thiOusl
hundred feet hose, inch and quarter nozzle, two
hundred and thirty feet, with an exception Of one
These engines are all Of Latta's patent, and sam'
Class. Whole affair was very crediiable both tC
DeDartment and City.
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pEMoCRATIC CONVENTION.

,
The Lancaster County Democratic CONVENTION
commenced this morning. DR.. Jno. n. Ron pre-
sided. and Jas. NJ Hopkins w3s nominated ior
Congress by aeclamatiOn amid great enthusiasm
He made a speech accepting the nom nation, taxing
strong grounds against sectional STRIFE and aDoh-
tonism, for the admission OF Kansas wlth any pop
nation. and with such a tariff as would put any
furnace in blast.
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SAILED.

NEw YoRK, Sept 10.
The S. s. Africa sailed to-day for Liverpool.
She took out 65 passengers and sb'O'OOO IL
specie. .,--,--.-s tr.,-s and
The BOrrussia for Southampton and hayre, -l 4lu
the Hamburgh left at the same time with me same
/ number of Messengers.
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n no SMOKERS & CHEWERs." J"

No seutlsman shou mnls the snceiy # ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath tainted h tobacco For
uurifing the mouth after smoking chtwisg, 'FON-
TAINE-S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS IS one Of the
most eaerua deutridces in use Il whiiens the teeth
strengthens gums and mas to the breath, 50 ofien
offensive. an rgrselble fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-Its Tich iahsr peEstra.es ard sotens
the berl prevents irritation and renders The operation
s,s- and agreeable. +. C. TOETAINE Co 30 Broad
vay. and No. AsiOr House, New York. sold by all
sepI5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

A NEW LAKE, SUPERIOR SrEAHEE.-We hear
II stated that certain Cleveland capitalists have
IT in contemplation TO build during the next
Summer a magnificent new propeller for the
Lake Superior trade, and which when completed
will be commanded by one Of the most POPlnAr
Captains on the Lake. Good.
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FIRE
RLrrrnnpE Sent Is.

A serious fire occurred in the Baltimore Custom
House before day light this morning eAugn'
which room was burnt out, as were several OF the
other Offices with some valuable statistical records
Of the exports and imports OF the port The dam,
age 10 the building Is considerable and the total
los Is estimated at $4,000.
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Democratic State Convention
SyRAcUsE. Sept

D.nocratie State observation-disclosures ses-
sion The Convention was called 10 order a iour
O'Clock. The entire session was occupied IN me
announcement Of the Vice Presidents and tne NAIl'
Gus Committees on contested seats Inc Con'en'
ton took q recess till half past o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

rRE. RuFF1Nl's Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
priees than ever. All work in the line of Purs
can be done promptly at his establishment as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged IN manufacturing
g. tho winter trade. seP7
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EP01T SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, sept. 10
Dem. State Convention doors were locked al
Weiting Hall at II o'clock to-day. None but those
having tickets were admitted. Horatio Seymour
was elected permanent President. The Conyen-
tion then took recess till 4 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
QUINcY, III, Sept. Il

The steamer William II. Denny, from 81 LOUIS
for ST. Paul. was burned near here a. o elocA ms
p NJ. Boat and cargo total less. Passengers ana
crew saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

PoL1cE CouK1.-There was no session OF the
Court yesterday morning. The examination oil
the men arrested on the Kuntz affair will occur
in the Old Court House this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

The FIRENEN's AFFRGY.-The following
persons in addition to those already published.
have been arrested by the police as being con
cernei in the Kuntz Pummeling affair. They
are all member. of Number Six Engine Com
Pany;
Jerry Cornelia-Richard Willson-CoL De
lany $50 called)-and one McGlaughslin.-
George -, a sailor, and said to have been
engaged in the transaction, has disappeared. as
also has one Mike Hughes. The police are
after them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16
Ny. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The Trustees Of the New York Agricultural Col
Isos al ovid. have located the buildings, and con-
tractors will Immediately commence the WORK oil
erection.
Gov. King passed through here on his way home
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NOMINATIONS
p,rrsnrpnn Sent. Is.

PITTsBURGH, Sept 10.
National Democratic County Convention to-day
nominated the ticket OF Anti-Iax Convention, DnI
Ds-sed resolutions approving National and State
Administrations.
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KILLED.

ZASEsvILLE, Sept IS.
Vane Wilmer, fireman on Central Road, was
thrown OF an engine near this city to-day, snd IN
stantly killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

A FAcT-It Is an established fact, that no
man or no firm has ever yet advertised business
on the grand scale without making money
They NAV have spent it faster than they made
II, they may have lost, but the advertising paid
If there be shadow Of doubt as 10 this let the
reader recall all the instances of Persevering ad-
yertising-most editors can recall lmany-Wheh
have manifested themselves in the newspapers
of late years, and he will be astOnished at find
ing the proportion of them which have speedily
realized fortunes If asked how we kn0i5
whe her such en,srprise is uniformly successful,
we answer "by the advertising itself" When
we see by our exchanges that this or that ven
der expends fifteen, twenty or thirty thousand
dollars year for advertising, and see this con-
tinue for several years, We require no other
proof of success. There Is, nowadays, moth
ing so certain as advertising, when man bas
something to sell, and the public will indeed buy
almost anything, when they see that everybody
else has it and that it is spoken Of" Obser-
vations made during the past year in advertis-
ing. have convinced US that of all business sup
ports there is none so reliable or profitable as
advertising.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

The trotting park was rendered lively by the
Goodale Band of Columbus, while in Floral
Hall the Mllersburg Band well sustained their
reputation for good and pleasing performance.
The members of the latter We personally know
to be right good fellows, who exert themselves
to please the public, and succeed too.
A. the race course a number of Cleveland
horses were entered, among whom were Frank
Pierce" - Butcher Boy" and Frank Leslie +"
While the trOtting was going on, such heavy
shower of rain came up as to drive the specta-
tons away in hurry. We learn that e Frank
Pierce" was ahead, but have not the time made.
At the races on Tuesday " Yankee Tom" won
the trotting match, and {" Lady Raglan" the
running race.
The high wind which arose about O'Clock
prostrated several side shows, and one large tent
in which vegetables were exhibited, but no Sc
rious damage was done The rain put stop
to the prOmenading on the grounds and cast a
daInper on the exhibitors, but we hope for a
bright day to-day.
Remember, the cars leave at 7.3O precisely.
.Our space will not warrent further desenP-
ton this morning Should the day prove pleas
ant. an immense crowd will be in attendance to
see and Judge for themselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

GurrAR-J. Il THOMAS, Teacher Of the Gut
ar. Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
FIFTY cents per lesson. VI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

The RESTORATIVE Is put up in bottles q three sizes;
srve medium and small The small hulds hail pint, ana
efs r 81 per The medium holds al least w
M eut more in proportion than the smii and Tet1is Tor
81 pa bottle The large holds quart forty per cent more
In uruporti m and retails for 81 - -
a i MOOD 3 co PropIietOrs, M Broadway, New
ySr me great \ Y Wire Railing estabshment,l and
M Market street, ST LOUIS, No -,r,,
And sold BY all sOd Druggists and Fanny Goods Dealers
4 "a I'm
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REPORT

YELLOW FEVER.
EEw ORLEANS, Sept. IA.
Deaths BY fever 30. Number Of houses endan-
,rered Monday noon 95.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

z The La Crosse & Milwaukee Railway is
now in operation the whole distance from Mil
waukee to La Crosse, on the Upper MississiP-
pi, 200 miles. The Road was built and has been
leased by Mr.. S. ChamberIin of this city Many
difficulties were encountered in the construction
of this road, but the energy of Mr.. C. was equal
to the task, and passengers can now leave Nil
waukee after dinner and arrive at the MississiP-
pi river the same evening. The Road passes
through some very handsome prairie and wood
lands, most of which are successfully eultlva-
ted. Harrison, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake, Port
age City, Lisbon. TOmah, &c, are large and
aOurishing villages through which the road pass
es. This Is now the most direct route from the
east TO St. Paul, and all points on the Upper
Mississippi The advertisement of the road will
be found in another column
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
GOLD EXCITEMENT.

ST LOUIS, Sept Is.
A prominent gentleman from the West fully cor
roborates the previous statements relative TO the
existence Of rich gold disginss IN the region oi
Pixies Peak A company OF one hundred persons
left Kansas City on MonLay last, and other mpa-
nies are being formed along the Missouri river
Isaac Eaton, of the Kansas Stage Company, ar
rived here yesterday, for the purpose OF buying
mules and making necessary arrangements 10 eX-
tend stage line from Fort Riley to Pixies Peak.
MORE ABOUT THE GOLD DIGGINGs.
LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 18th,
Per U. S Express to BOOnville, the 18th.
The Pixies Peak gold excitement has created Z
perfect mania in this place. Two companies leil
ior the gold region last week. Another VIII leave
this week.
A large organized company, with Gen; LarimeI
and Judge Hemingway. bankers, at the head, Wi
leave about the 25th with everything necessary tol
wintering in the mountains and mining IN th'
spring.
Reportsfrom the diggiugs continue hattering.
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SrATE FnR-At an early hour yesteFdly

10 For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News. seeiourh
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Special Notices.
From the new York News.

r For Gas Futures AID Fittiag-ApPly
Fe0g EasrorfA & Co, los and IOT Superior street.
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PLAIN ANU UIsNAAIt n III FIlI-NI INN-
r. plain aud Onamsutai Printing eyerg description
e n te Pr utlng Establ lIshneut the Leader Office
ne latest impraved and most r presses IN the
st strls On notice and reasonable rates Par
tilar attentlsn paid baak w,k Every description
niIn done especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals
Saies BasEs, Receiving Books. &c, kc-
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GROVER AND BAkEH's FAN

uY SEWING MACHINES
The particular attention o
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un'
nnistnkahla ndvantaceE:
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MATRIMONIAL.

To TN LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
l. h, been my good fortune restore TO health many
thoassis Of my couutry-women-
,ecss has excited the malice Of the euviOus and
iealou but their prosecutions lave served only to extend
and Sb sh nv reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have Glen upon my ra.yyay from the air sufferers whom
Ihave-elered So long as sm held In aiectionae and
hank rsmeInhralce by those who have experienced ms
skin rn arI TO lespise ths efforts OF mschiefuakers
nd sndeIers.
MY lends have repeatedly urged me TO place NY msdi
cine prduc1uE m-nsiruaiin within The reach Of The
Iaiisof the United States but insosition to enter
field soocuped b. Qlcs with thslr ernicious nos'rums
and sar That uauTilcp-d c5unterei-rs might palm upon
the rblc their Nohless limitations, lave hitheT pre-
vene ne from es;absinE agencies Tor the sale Of my
ZANE DE FEMME in the Uailed States
AtI Weld TO the elretios OF patients and friends
and E-r 10 the suffering Pennies OF Amarca medicine
,-ic has rendered me somewhat famous Throughout the
Old Torld
Iasgari to the cficaey o. the "A5IlE DE FEMME" ]
pesaIy say that II IS IN h. IND form, and is exactly suel
asIare used ny practice IN rnce, for uan5 years and
that. has never failed 10 secure Satisfactory result
II Annie de Femme ana iln stand IN the re-
ATTIC Of cause and eject It Is alike powerful TO orsinai'
aeltv menstrual , where never has existed. AID L
ressre 1t where has been ir my cause suppressed
Juorierto guard agans imposition the rappeT OF diTec
s,on,oa each bottle OF the lie de Femme wl bear m
tea Signature and both the bottle and enclosing bS
EiIbe sealed with my private seal
PIce, $500 a package m II pICoRD
PRS, January, ls5I.
r,rs,le. wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
70 y Superior street Cleveland, who Will supply IN
Auie de Femme al the ProprieioT's Troes.
alI0dSwIy6
NHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP tt
z~szWHrg ~ = . ny
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1n5nr1llfe.

RTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CONN,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. S20O,O CAPITAL,
WITH a VERY LAEGE SURPLUS,
Securely geasG the aEd approval OF the
Comptroller Of Pub &c Acr cunts. Of the
State Of Connecticut
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAM ) Z. waikiki Y. PrCsi1elt.
JOHN l. BUNCE, Vice President.
SAMUEL II WHITE. Secretary.
L ID. DICkEIlAdAN, Gcli1 gent.
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED GILL, DANIEL PHILLIPS,
jobs l. BUNCE, ROswE L BLODaEr,
JOHN A. BUTLER, r ID DICK sRMaN
NOAH WHEATON, JAMES T. " LILLY
NELSON n, LLIsTER, WILLIAM X. Cons.
| S. B. BERESFOR. NJ. D., CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
ROUSE x JENNINGS, A ent-
uv20 Al So Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oTyIcE, wARINs's BLOCK, cORNkR cT BANK AND
ST CLAIR STREETS.
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TR4YELER's REGISTER.
IARRINALS.

~ Cifizens wishing Conveyance 20 either OF the soos
rrs 8r Beats Will be called for y the Caches oi
bs ir v leaving their I'D dress a the Ollbns Oh
80 n superior street door next 70 Neddeh House
iun3n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

PROP wooD-Abodt two years ago; my halr Commences
frnts rruy- hecmIg bald and had tr1ed many
reees to no fleet commenced using your Restorative
in January last; few applications iastened my hir h
II bcan 10 an no. GROW out und turned back % lis ihe
coloback Aths time, Il Is July rcsiore 10 lis orsl7al
color health, and appearance ard eheer1y
IT. Is 20 all >. T. hCA-'-
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