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5pcrial Notitfs.

CF- Fer GGs FiztaTes 0Ad FittiAg-APp.y !
Foss E4sr5rfl s Co., los aad l05 Superior street.
sniIf
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Cuyahoga County Historical Society CeIebra-
nOn---Relics OF the Past, and Olden Times
Lived Over Again.
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BEST, FREE.M.E.V' s. GO

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
Brocade Silks, in black and colors.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and black
Valeneias. Poul de Cheve
Toll dc Chene. Ristori.
French MerinOs, in all colors.
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured NerinOes.
Plain and Str GrenObles.
All Woel Delaines and Cashmeres.
Mouselin' and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BRocHE
AIANTILLA
Also large stock ofBROCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED.
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Chas- Z Lefiingwells Warren, Trumbull CO
c. Andrews, Youngstown, Mahoning co.
f. Hubbard, Ashtabula, Ashtabula co.
Peter Hitchcock. Burton, Geauca co.
P. CIoswell, Painesville, Lake co.
Charles 3: Cobb, Akron, Summit co.
Dan P. Rhodes, Cleveland
J. X Curtiss,
Wm. r. Chidester, Medina, Medina CO.
Chas. Perkins, Huntington, Lorain CO.
- Doane, Monroenille, Huron CO.
James Homer, Milan, Erie co.
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~ pa B MARHHIsI-S CeIebTaioI CATHOLI
cos fnr tb. R.liaf al Care af Saasrlas FEMALES

~ pa J y MAR"HIsI-S CelebTateI CATHOLI
CON. for the Relief aai Cure OF Suherag FEMALES
From the Ns,s Bo5t5r5 Mass Ssaa5o-z
we call the attention of the LADIES TO the advertise
eut IN tIis payer Of DR. sarchss Uterire Caihohcon-
We hive "a our possession indispuable evidence Of its
worth and us recommend the a eied . Try H. This
eir dlr fou quacs nlstruus IN the iso~ns respects
Il IS prepared By resglzr physician. ID Il Is not
ecoumen8ed f5r all diseases hui only for particular
ass peeuiart to females 81. Il Is saded and ussd
an p-cie by many ahyseln Of whom. Al least, is
well kn5vga 20 the poogle Of New Bedford"
Pamgh'ets containing much useful iaaraaoa touching
the nature and 7natams ths abJye diseases together
with ies:im9lals from lziies e the highest responsibility
as certified b. the satisfactory authority. to all Vel
the attentln ladies and practitioners Is respectfully IN
vitsd can be had. GRATIS. Il the store of
GAYLORD HAMMOND. DruEsis;s
No - Supenlr street, Clevel1nd, o.
soi5 bs resDetable DrusEis throughout the county
JB MARCHISI CO. Prasrlstors. Ceuiral DeIst
No 20 Baosdwzy, New YORK
Y Do not be satisfied with merely TesdlnE tins notice
buf call or send fsr Pamphlet 1t viii pay you well io
your trouble oell ~ dSN 2ol
rFsPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; alsa
shi1ags and Si1peneos, bought Sl5 per ounce, y
ruaC READ 4 co Uauke-s No &C Waler street
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. p.
Panama IS have advanced per cent. Sales at
- Is still bid for large lots.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 81
The Democratic Central Committee Of Illinois
this morning received letter from Vice President
breckenridge, urging the reelection Of Douglas
the letter vii! appear in the State Register to-mor
row.
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4, The ereHness Of The riJrafion Of The string.
However good string may be. it viii produce no
ovibrats evenly the string should have but distinct
tons directly to and fro The hammer strikes the uni
recede from the hammer In the n piano second
starting point and thsH If il vbr.rs boS1asd t. = h. h.
motionis MP. down-up. dJwn-adig fHite14.
The second motion Of the string other cannot be
10 return In direct line for the following
article Of substance forms elbow angle and
Na ais universally known ghter string Is drawn
the more rapidly il VIII vbrlr and the sides
string unsyeny drawn. and sides or edges
Of the sides struck By The hammer string
its proper course By being ptby drawn towards ne out
side or tsf c Of the angle elbow. and It's
the contracted .id it receives dead irony anga
Nh which another OF the of tone Of Ii
old kind Of piano
5, The cceHRess Of one
This result Of osf feature; 1t being universa
conceded aet hs all ne produe-d By r5rao1 ths
fissrc '' r. r'hrIfior, tis erelsr he tone
C, The strength Of string.
Tn reason Why strings break In the common plano
and Why they invariably break at the elbow brdgepn.
the string eng bent a aP age at that point see da-
gran B the sns that the pin. becomes
necessarily ted. and TIE outside t elbow The
string ie1Ts he hoe sfIaHI Vow IL the f0ie rain the
string psn5 average dfy pound to the loot (Which
is the sestmate and the strain Is evenly borne
a. the other but i any ons part q the rn Snbs q
bic to in tEar any change in The weather and esp
cially is this an Woodel pi4nos wood
viz warp and sriing At every sha Of tie AtospheIe The
small is stronger than ha oft AL only replied
BY asserting that tice is to that twice
does not make fou..
4, The great length Of time ohieh the Instrument
mains ia tune.
This the result OF The 9Th eatuIa nasmueh string
fTfteas By siiag And h viii readily be that II string
four feet in length bears strain Of SO dred pounds equal
y in all parts it viii sen thsnt' las quick A. bali
Of string bearing the strain.
The truth and ph-ophy ai the foregoing ets sk
ing and focible that @ qnetiCf Is Olen lked Why do
other makers The copper fret and stght strng
There Is bat IL Is ure by nsteut for which
dollars already offered. shich
purchase. Nrssrs Haet Davis Co. prefer
ply the public with first cas rather than
others do H. any price.
The foregoing plan OF Hslet Davis Co Plano
simple lucid and unansEerabe that viii
piano TO any who will refute its philosophy
OSSIAN r. DODGE.
Cleveland. August 6, ls58
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;, TLs aldHusre q stopping ~ uibrai0H q tirFTsg
4. TLs srr4ae4sg Of tisHBrafi0a q fLsstriag-
:. HsqHalfy Of tist0us.
6. TLrsfrragfi Of siriag
Z Tie ef ei q falc tric fLr remains IA funs
public may see aad judge themselves whether
the above statement be true publish diagram Of the Cd and
an modern improvements and the Haef Davis siys
r5s sd lat none b9t "a ss m sT that ey two
equal four and that lO lbs weigh twice much my
Illustrate the phiosOphyOf kinds Of Instru-
ments and leave the reader draw his conclusions
!, The Hailet, DaUis q Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the suHe sized case.
The truth ofth statement nay BE- seen at glance a. near
y the entire length q straight string be used for vbrA-
the rest bridge pin inserted Al great dstsncerona the end
Of the piano else the angle would b. great The string would
in twain before teould be drawn within octave Of
concert pitch.
Is ven known that the .iI-Oetsre piano does not
possess the a and d q oHso Of seven-oeAve piano Is
that its strings shorter With the above improvement. a
r and oer foas than seTenoetavs piano Of any CT r
?, The Hall,t, Daris d Co. Pianos hare ,gide-
spaee 5etreen the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement Is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies no more space than simply is
suits while bent string Requires in addition see diagram
ron Tor IL angle from the bridge 10 the tuning PIN The re-
suit, j The bent strings are 9eeesy 50 eoss together that
eare playing heavy marches fantasies and yarstons I:
straight strings haye much room that they Vbrsie freely and
never clash against one another.
3, The manner Of stopping be vibratioR.
The vibration Of string in all pianos where
the banner strikes H. the bridge where Il is stopped ses
diagram II j
The Or the best violin the world be ruined By
substituting poor bridge thus proving that the tone Of
string is Har a bV the in which the vibration
isstopPsd The vibration of TIE string in the H. ID G. piano
stopped with tt horizontal re ofeoppe bell metal see
diagram giving the string full mellow Y4df0Hs.
while in all other pianos the vibration is stopped BY upright
,oH pins see diagram 81 giving thin irony Hnea ione
that has caused thousands OF having dne musical
l -aui1at0ns 20 exclaims
10 not Ike The irony tang OF plano II is far inferior
TO the fan rich Of organ, hufe nelodeon-
The that the strings in I'll other pianos bent Al the
bridge pin Is sharp has s made in ordert0 stop
vibration In the H. D. C. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held dwn hr thereon By
/ he Suspension Bridge. [See diagram s. b J
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CuyabOga County Historical Society-First
Annual Celebration

"Wednesday, Oct Goth, 1858, was memora-
be day in the annals of CuyahOga County. In
obedience to the invitation of the Trustees of
the Cuyahoga County Historical Society, the
Pioneer Fathers, Mothers, their Sons and their
Daughters, from all the Townships, assembled
under the Big Tent at Newburgh, and, with the
other guests, swelIed the coneourse to some
four thousand people. The mild October sun
never smiled upon more interesting spectacle.
The Officers of the Historical Society are
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported ny the UnIon Telegraph,
5TFIcK, wARING's BLOCK, coENEK ~ BAEE ANT
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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The Cincinnati CoNvENTInN-Quitea i large
meeting was held last evening, at Platt Block,
at the junction of Prospect and Huron Streets,
for the purpose of sending a Delegation from
Cleveland to represent CuyahOga County, at
the ensuing Convention The mseling was we l
attended and it expected large number Of del
egates will be sent from this vicinity We are
glad to see such feeling exercised on the part
of the colOreI citizens. There is to be meeting
at the above place, on Monday evening next,
for the purpose Ofselectiug delegates, and a full
attendance is expected Tum out one and all
and search out your right men.
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rFsPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; aiso
shil1ass and S1penccs bought At us per y
CHAS A READ 4 CO, Bankers, No. &C Wafer street
opposite tine Pos Offce
NIB Spanish quarters wil ayerss nearly trentythre'
-. ,,,.t ocsaEw Am 7ls
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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WESTERN REsERvE HoRsE BREEDERs' Asso-
cIAuoN.-The following officers of the above
Society were chosen on Thursday evening last,
at Ravenna.
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UNIoN MEETINss--TLe morning prayer meet
lngs still continue at the Plymouth Church, and
are increasing in interest. All are invited TO
attend
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PoLIcE CoURT-A larger crowd was in at
tendance upon Judge Vail yesterday morning
than has been lately convened within the walls
OF the Temple of Justice, among whom were
Americans, Dutch, Negroes, and '' Yellow
Boys"
c. Harper was arraignel upon a charge Of
assault and battery, for which he was fued SIS
and costs. VIM. Moore, for a like offence upon
Nathan Smith was fined 81 and costs. These
parties were gentlemen of color, and severa
witnesses Of similar shade were called up
One of these, after the oath had been admins
tered to him, mutterej in an under tone I
don't know about dat ar III resk it though -
Caroline jenkins, Amelia Carey, John Bra
man, Thomas Hamilton, solomon Clemens, Jo.
seph Phillips, Jenny Snider, Maria johnson and
Amelia Lovely Covely Amelia) were all guilty
of intOxication, and were requested to disbu1se
50 each or 90 to prison for five days
Mary johnson was found guilty OF passing
counterfeit money at three different places IL. the
space of half an hour She was held to hail in
$500, to appear at the Court Of Common Pleas.
Several cases were continued.
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PRESIDENT,
CYRUS PRENTISS, OF Ravenna.
VICE PRESIDENTS
Silas Merchant, Cleveland.
Wm- Ii. Howe, n. Bloomfield, Trumbun DO
a. krum, Cherry Valley, AshtabuIa co.
Z Newton, Garfield, MahOning co.
John b. King, Ravenna.
Hitchcock, Painesville
Erasmus Spencer, Claridon, GeauEa co.
l. c. Dow. Hudson, summit CO.
Heman Cangeld, Medina, Medina co.
Edward West, Huntington, Lorain CO.
Dr. Campbell, North Faideld, Huron co.
James Homer, Milan, Erie co
TREASURER,
5. D. Harris, Jun, Ravenna, Portage co.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
P. B COnant, Ravenna, Portage co.
CORRESPONDING sEcRETARY,
J. 5. Herrick, Ravenna, Portage co.
ExECuTTE COMMITTEE.
L W. Crittenden, Portage eounty.
NJ Andrews,
J S. Lefingwell e
Robert King,
II. Collins,
VIM. Ware,
Charles Green,
H D. Day,
J. W. Wilson,
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COAL! -COALM-C C0ALMl
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THANEs.-Our thanks are due to the L. ;
Express Co. for late st. Louis papers, in ad-
vance of the mail. The Express msn are a.
ways " on time, ;" OF ahead Of it
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Do nlt be satisfied with merely TesdlnE tins notice
buf call send fsr Pamphlet 1t viii pay You wen io
vou- rrs-tl. ocll Nv d&W 2Bl
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
IL KINSMAN ST -Houss and Lot Good house and
very ARE VITA Fruit and shade Trees, shoft
Distance perry 81 Erchanee Tor - 70 . acres neal
the r1fv 90 for a m % this Cuunty. 81 90
VALUABLE LAND IN MlSCONSlN-LO acres J
miles from Psrt washing on Lake NIchigan, ar Mil
waukee Heavy timber land. with excellent soil VIII
errhauge ftr a g1ud farm near the city.
PACLDlNG COUNTY, acres ~ mikes from the
Couuly ssaf, bv a ruad miles R r. staiion
guod laad with ,a-uab,o timber E1cAangs for su all
farm near tho city.
DETROIT ST.-Near Pearl. % feet front with good
2s0ry frame Building exchange fJr desirable western
lands
HAMILTON ST.-Tvo houses and lots to exchange for
a small farm.
20 ACRE.S, 9 miles frUm Fort Wayne.
fs ACRES. u miles irum Detroit
a. ACRES. mile New Lisi on. County Seat Of
JUueau Co Wis.
VIII eIehanse all for improved property in or near
this clty.
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with small
house, rood s slndy loan, aud spring Of wafer Slo
Will exchange for a farm
ON LAKE SHORE-I0 miles west Of the city-e ghty
four sfl Acres, with small house and orar and scres
Of Ibsr- To. Ichange for house and Ot-oue On IVES
Side preferred.
OLAISI EO FALLS.-H0use snd barn with lot of one
hail acre. ROUSE \ JENNINGS.
% Suurrlor
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No 20 n15siWzy. New YORK
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EOR RENT-A FARM OF go

I ACRES, % ailss from the ~ ~ Rlilr1ld well i'm
proved with all aTy builgs. orchard, &C Rent
4, 2or ear, Sl5o per year
n I'D , gforv f-lr1~ hnFge with harm
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Real estate A9ruts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AID
ms r A n G E
AGENTS,

No 50 SupCrior Street, Marble Block up stars
febIs
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Franklin Academy.

1--WE tx .RClSES OF rms I\STI.
i Ia Ium Wii commence Oh the l,t Aiun
"'' ,n L"nu"IN EeAL IUr Trustees have
su,Cccurd ia retaining the srrN ices at M;
.,A,i'L. MCEDR Mic X, Whose proficiency
IN ,cHcr,t"g - SURPASSED Gy few. Yuuty
men can ue Thoroughly prrpIgvd TO cutcr
umy "f the nghcT ~. ttuuon, "t learning
III the Sou hvrn States. The NiIiag" ~
'ery healthy, and there is not, at present II
gr"g snop or place wncrc ardenl spirits can
b. -. .,I'd IN IL.
Boarding. can be ob ai'.ci as rhcap as al
Other pl,rrs ~ private iIInihv~.
e The rates of tut.on are The same as
those Ia hcademIcs thrUu. h"ut the State
The Academy building Is at present nn-
dr'g"Ins thorough repairs.
Tnc surrounding cUuntry viii find here
advantages viii h Niil al least equal thos"
sf "ther places, and To our D.>l-i,.I are held
out such inducements as Ne brhc,c will un-
vIato the necessity uf sendIug oUr young
men aud boys abroad.
5. B. MASSEY,
Secretary
Dee. o. 1857. 43-lf
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Ramsay's History of
SOUTH CAROLINA.

NlLL be rrpublished early in 1858. ir
w two large Volumes octave, $50 uigos
eacn Volume, printed on nnc. whit paper,
bound in substantial cloth gilt Ii SCENES
hardly necessary to add any thing to the above
RamSays History of SUuth Carolina Is II
great work he was an eyewitness, and par
ticipaled in many of the events about which
he writes. We, Souih CaroiinIans are too
ignorant of our 0wu HISTORY, and the Pub
fisher has undertaken the work with u vi"w
To supply demand which has been felt for
some lime The fIct j., there il more ia
tereot felt no,C in the History OF our State,
than ever was before. All accounts Of our
an"eslnrs are nov beginning ts wake up
our minds to Il lively interest When p'a
see them Drawing the hardShipS Of the dcs-
e.t. overcoming every dithcnt. from saw
age foe, az meeting the stlllwart Brilon in
long, dstr,cIing, and body war, we are
pleased with every danger they escaped
aud wish TO trace out the most minute events
OF their history. Those " no wish thi. urk
will send on their names TO the subscriber
early
intend to get out the Work early in 1858.
Price, in substantial Cloth, S2,25 per Vol
ume; Half Cali, $500 Sold by subscrip-
tion, payable on delivery
w. J. DUFFIE,
Bookseller, Newberry. 80. Ca.
Nov. IL, 40--tf
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PIkHADk.k>FHsEA.
IMPORTANT ANNOCNCEAlEFT

filo all persons afflicted with Sexual Disease.
/ such as SPEKMATURKuEA. SEMINAL
r.AkNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONURRlIHA
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, the Wee Of ONANlSM, O
SELF ABUSE, &C, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of
the awful destruction Of human lic, caused bv
Sexual diseases, aud the drccptionS pr7tctiscd
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
10y QuuckS, have directed their Consulting Sur
gcou, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their
ltmc, to give MEDICAL ADVICE. GRATIS,
To all persons thus afflicted, who apply bS let
ter, with description Ol their conditions, (ugc,
occupation, habits ol lie, &c.,J and IN cases OF
cAtrrn" poverty and suffering, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is II benevolent in.
sutuuOn, established by special endowment, Tor
the relief OF the sick aud distressed afflicted
with "NIrucut an. Epidemic Diseases" " lthas
now surplus II mranS, winch the Directors
have vote! 10 eXpcnd in advertising the above
notice 1t is needless To add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill OF the
age, and will furnish the most approve mod
ern q tIcatIncut
just Published, by the Association, Rcpc"t
on SpcI matorThTa, or Seminal weakness, the
vice of Onanism, MaStubatIom OF Self A buSe
and other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, winch wall he sent bv mai
(in a scaled cnvcopc,J FREE OF CHARGE, OH
the receipt Oi TWO STAMPS tor postage
Address, Dr.. GEO. k. CALHOUN, Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, NO. South
AlNIL Street. PhiIadephia Pa. by order OF
the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCillLD Secretary
EZRA ID. liEARTWELL, President.
Feb. 4th lU57 5l-ly
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To Planters and House
Builders.

The suhrcrih.r returns hi- thanks for thc
very liberia, rannn"gc received for the pa I,
aUd takes lhra nrth"d /" u,iurm the ciiIHrns
OF Chester aud -nrrouu..ing Districts. aud the
Whuic s>uuth. that he nas elected another
Improvement Ia the
Cotton Gin \ Wheat ThraShcr,
that excel, any that have ever been intro.
iuced herrt"t"u": and trom long Aperlencc.
hc has nu ter ~ challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or S"uIh, to pruducc an
equal. lie feels very confident Ia saying lo
lhc public that nIs Gus rVcel in prriurul.
"ucc amy other nakc "r pattern now IN use
" iih Gry cotton the roll cannot he UrokcI
or made Ia Si,cw over, wnich no other pre-
tends To clam. and witn good driving pow.
vr and attvUuIi,cr, Il - sIw gIn, wIi gIn
from ! 10 u bales or more IN u uaV. weigh.
lng frou 3JU Ia 800 lbs. whIc!i il aS much
- any rnc hnud can we'll handle in day.
Any PERSON wanting , Gin or IhrIShcr, can
br supplied by sending "n his order 10 mc
al Lew I-Ni!Ic. Chester District. = e. WORK
Viii he shipped 10 ANY place desired
REPAIRING done al the shortest posi-.
Ole notice
To House Builders will say that an,
manufacturing SASH. BLINDS i DOORS
Of anv description, made of the best matcrin..
aud dry IumOvr, and Workmanship the very
best.
All worN carefully pacHed and forwarded
% order. JOHN SIMPSON.
june Ilih. 1886. l7-;f.