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RowpTlsM 4sD MURDaR. On the 5th Inst q nnn-
her q gowaes Of the lowest class assembled at the
Love- Canton House neag Baltimore, and attacked
Af Roberts Deputy Warden IF the Peniten-
tiafY beating hirs q most shocking manner. They
chaaed Tim ilta wheat field aad dealt him such
savage biagai thst he only escaped with his lie BY
ieigaiag death. Theythan dragged him by the feet
back the hoasa stili remaining quiet, a # dead,
ana wa llaailg left undistatbed.
Oil tla sate AK youth WIS shot dead In Roberts,
Woods ay SEINE person unknown.
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Southern Eal,ntfssrs ssTareroonl

Southern Furniture sgTaa'erOOEss
WILLIAM H, STEWART,
at Nos. IN and 17s Canal street, Ne.c Orleans,
Has iusrecsived from the nnanuactcrya bsaqtuistocE
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEpsTEADs, in ed
dition TO his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprisins EVERYTHING IN his tne sf business Parss
wishing anything IN line, viii fad to their advantage
give him q cali before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
jyl2 2pst4ltW l71aud l5s Canal street.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans January 30, 1858.
Mr. Gons-Dear Sir: knownot how inform you of the
wonderful change your Bapefapeum has For
eight years four months suffered with the falling of the
womb had Of the eminent of this
city, finally thought nay hopeless and refused to do
anything whenm husband found the old
Southern Belle and purchased bottle of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among the refined Of
the city really that must be Of divine origin
hardly reaizs my great change. felt better my
life than do at this That every afflicted
WAS may get your great tonic ferven prayer
MARY SIMS
Sc He7a street.
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3 AAa steamer Alesk Scott, Capt s8itzef, al
EEsa if9ili NJ Louis yesterday morning With $4,000
b saia coat Consigned foJ. Q. W9odrua.
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New Orleans March Is, 1858.
have used Coins Kaperlepeum' chs aud fever, and
has cured entirely believe it will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
New Orleans,
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D0sr VASE IHaM IN FaE ~ syssir Colin Camp
hs Il aawn upgn tie Victoria Cross. He writes
ID she Duke u Gambrage that since the institution
81 iheeFoss adyanage bus been taken by young stat
oeeg n nare themselves in prominent situations iol
tle Sake d astraesiRg attention. q0 Them observes
M C8in. lils 3 II litlIe value compared with the
gah al public huaqF haE theg do injustice TO the Of
hssFs ID eommana Of the regiments, and age useless
"a fhe sQldlesy ITO die unaequainted with them
and aoE ID aileir ra9ulaf leaders, This Roman re,
hiSs markedly the stern good sense ofthe veteran
Hisblandee
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EsKfahn DHATH James NJ. Palmer, an Eng
lshasan % years 81 age while gathering Wild fowls
sF faeen d the Farralleonasi eeeky iniets on
She e0sst 81 California; I'LL from pyecipiee 400 feet
highs sl9eng aad bounding from clf to olif IN his
fearful descent lsagiug PORTIONS q his clothing aud
qsigaring aasi "a taeis iaggsa points. His body vas
never seen afterwards
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E NED IL AL + 4 z n. Y
Fully Cerrolboratea.
cournnRN 1IAsUNAeTunEs-

Mr. EDMUND 81. IYENs, Agent fol T. Rahm's Eagle Ma
chine Works. Richmond Vas leaves hs 2lst Of Junefor
Richmond. He will return with very heavy shipment of
those celebrated Portable and Stationary Engines for driving
Cotton Gins, Corn Mills Mills etc. curly in October
next.
Everything connected with these Works is Of Southern orr
gin Even the saws are made South each guar
anteeI against defect.
The thete Engines and Saw llshav met With IN
the South for he threeny and in this part Of the
sonh the years. has been encouraging az to
warrant these extensive Works in doubling their capacity. We
send our own mechanics to machinery and expressly
guarantee each machine.
RPlanters remember II your interest patronze these
Southern Works.
RMs Office from Ist Of October next viii be No Union
street New Orleans. EDMUND NJ IVENs,
je1o 8m&W General southe1A Agent.
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This schooner II burthen will be disposed of by
RaGle on or uboat the Goth July inst.
4 few chances may be obtained at the
PHOENIX HOUSE,
iyl2 2pfiy2O &c st. Charles street.
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c1ANDS' sAIIsAPAH4LLA,
- IN QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying tine Blood.
TJrkITJ4 ANN LONG LIFE

HFAITH AND LogG LIFE
May aaned BY keeping the Blood pure and the Liver
Stomach anu Bowels free from a morbid seoretons Tho
prompt action of this
CELEBRATED ExTRAeT
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ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERi

Ffrty Thousand Tickets.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
49, - .,.,, -, ~ rr,r- nr,,,v r,yy,p pTo
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GaRGG0s

EIGHT GOOD PAYERS and FIFTEEN LABoRERs-
those aceustomed 10 erk with PAYERS preferred Apply
JAMES NJ. FoRGAY,
No. l62 Julia street,
lyl0 2p6t Contractor for Paving
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suIel9gs Two men committed suicide Ia Phila,
asphtas 90 the ath last one ~ hanging himself
aad tle ether W cutting his throat.
ia Baltimore, op the Al inst young married
mae mined Bsae Killed himself while under the in-
aaenee oE liquor ~ shooting himself with "A pistol,
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AN0THEA gHIBsR Oh HARFss.--K. Fahri, Nc.
"a Camp street lats Norma1st has just received the
iast nuAlbel 81 Hngpars Weekly Il is rallof good
things
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srrnm 3 t:o.,s Lotterles
SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WITT
OUT INTERRUPTION.

swan & Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY TUE STATE OF GEORGIA
RTbe late attempt to inure our Hrm has shown that our
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY, that Prizes are PAID
PUNCTUALLY, asd that our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme viii be drawn by s. SWAN a co
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery o. Georgia in eac
of their Single Number Lotteries feE June, 1883, q.
AUGUSTA Georgia. public, under the superntendence Of
Commissioners
Glass % will be drawn on SATURDAY, July s. 1855.
Glass q TO- 1858.
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BEsTaner1sa EaE.-0a tbs 81 inst. a lire ocour
All q Portsmouth, VII, which destroyed property to
tho Vains q aboat s3S 300.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

PoLIcE CoURT.-A large and motley crowd
were gathered before Judge Vail yesterday
morning comprising those of different coIors and
nations
Ann Griffin and COrdelia Carter on Saturday,
pitched into each other in furious manner, and
to give the affair more scientific turn, they re-
moved all suPerfuOus clothing before they be-
gan His Honor, the Judge, thought fil.e Of
IS each would be beneficial to them.
Ann Ball, on charge of intoxication, plead
guilty, sir, but I'll never be here again" That
she might not forget the place she was fined SO
and costs; as were John O'Donnell and Chaun-
cey Fay. John Burns acknowledged that he
was prOfanely drunk, and was fined SIS and costs.
Cornelius Murphy, for stealing two sticks Of
wood worth ten cents each, was fined SIS and
costs
John Patten, found guilty of keeping d;sor-
derly and riOtous house, was sentenced to pay
$40 and suffer ten days imprisonment. A charge
was brought by one Richard Pugh against Jack
Young the proprietor fthe American Exchange
for keeping gambling house. Pugh represent.
ed himself TO be the owner of saw mill and to
be Justice of the Peace ''out West, " and being
in this city two weeks ago, he went into Young's
for drink, was asked to play cards and kindly
consented. Lost $40 on Monday night, and
tired again wednesday night when he lost s45
Thinking he had lost enough, he made com.
plant and had Young arrested. Young was fined
$50 and costs. He then had Pugh arrested for
unlawfully playing cards for the purpose Of
gambling The sentence in the case vas de-
ferred until this morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
CLEVELAND. Sept. q. 1858

NLENELANbs Otpt- 80 loOo-
EDIroRs LEADER:-I wish to call the atten-
ton of the City Fathers through the Leader to
nuisance that has been long suffered to exist
without an effort as yet to sbate it. The afore-
said nuisance consists of frog pond or pool of
stagnant water at the corner of Bridge and Y ork
streets. Had these streets not been graded we
might find relief in grading, but our money has
already been paid for that, and instead Of being
benefit, it has proved detriment, for it has
thrown he waters of Bridge, Yo1k, jaw, Car
roll, and paIt of Fulton, Pearl, and LOrain sts.
to this corner
We have complained to the Commissioners,
but they say they can do nothing, that sewer
is needed, and that we must petition the CITY
Council to have one constructed
This We have done several times, but the
matter has been referred TO the Commissioners
and there the matter has dropped. Some sup
pose that the city officials do not travel these
streets much, and therefore do not care whether
they are passable or not others think because
it is on the West Side of the river nothing has
teen done, but be the case as 1t may, there Is
neglect somewhere.
Some who live on the east side say that all
they care for the West Side folks is to have them
help pay for improvements. but it is singular
that We cannot have any Improvements made
when we pay for them ourselves. Much has
been said and done about the food on Euclid
street, but nothing of that on Bridge and York.
have never heard of the first filing up wells,
and cellars, but that on Bridge and York has
done so, and in several instances has run into
tue houses and damaged carpets and furniture,
putting the owners to much trouble and ex-
Pense.
Now, Mr.. Editor, we are nearly all of US la
boring men and mechanics, but We care as much
for the health and eOnEenience of our families
as the residents of Euclid street, and having
become tired of going nearly half a mile to call
upon near neighbOr, think that with us, for
besrsnee has ceased to be virtue. ].
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

The GRAND GRAFE LEvEE.-The Leyee given
last evening by our respected fellow citizen Trad
Kelley, Esq, passed off under The eireumstan.
ees, with the greatest eeiat. 1t was without e1.
eeptiOn the party of the season. and probably
the largest ever given in this city at private
house. Some six to eight hundred persons
graeed the festive scene with their presence,
several Of whom were ladies. The House was
magnifcently illuminated, all the rooms were
thrown open and filled with blaze of light
In the yard about one third the way from the
gate to the house, an arch was thrown over the
walk, having suspended a splendid Illuminated
this bright star was very fine indeed, and excl
ted the admiration of all who saw it. The de-
sign Of the star was really ereditable to the
taste of the worthy host.
The guests were received by Mr.. Kelley, ac-
cOrding to programme, from the hour of Z till
8. all being introduced in due form.
In the course of the evening he delivered
himself of one of his characteristic speeches;
WHICH was recelfeu Win cOnslueIaOie enlnusl-
asm by his hearers. The guests did ample jus
tiee to the luscious IsabeIlls which were dealt
out with lavish hand. They amused them
selves by playing euehre and chess, listening to
the music of the Piano and of Sargsaut's Band,
(Which, by the way played most delieiOusly,)
promenading in the capaciOus door yard, and
almiring the Palatial residence of their host
Our gallant Fire Department" was well rep
resented. Itwas matter of regret among the
young gentlemen present, that the ladies did not
take sufficient interest in the politics of the day
to grace the party with their presence more than
they did.
However, under all the circumstances, the
party was a success, and the worthy host
has shown himself by his urbanity and affabili-
ty, to be gentleman of the old school.
AT III o'clock the music struck up "Home
Sweet Home" when the guests retired. Thus
ended the great "grape Levee."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

SAD AccIDENr.-Jsmes Mallory, deckhand.
of the propeller Globe, met with terrible death
on that boat last Saturday A sofa which
formed part of the freight had been placed,
bottom up, on the top of pile of boxes and
other goods in such manner, as to be almost on
level with the top of the railing surrounding
the opening right over the engine. The deck
hands and fremen Of the boat soon found that
sofa I" fine place to sit on" turned it up md
used 1t in spite Of the dangerous neighbcrhocd
They had been demonstrated with by tie engi
neer and watchman in regard to the danger
they incurred by doing so, but to no avail, till
the fate Of Mallory gave them shocking warn
ing. The sofa capsized, while he was sitting.
or more probably jumping on it, throwing the
unfortunate man down the opening upon the
engine, which was then moving with full power,
making about 55 revolutions minute. In less
than half a minute steam was shut off and the
engine stopped; but that short time had been
more than sufficient to change what had been
a human form in full life TO horrible mass of
rags, brains, blood and pieces Of flesh. This
happened about halfpast II a. NJ, some Is or
20 miles from Erie. What remnants of the
body could be collected, were put into barrel
and brought to this city Late on Saturday
night. Coroner Hartman held an inquest, cstab-
fishing the facts as given above. The jury re-
turned verdict that T. Mallory came to his
death by his own carelessness. They describe
the body as being all cut in pieces, SO that
scarcely any part of it could be distinguished.
Mallory was an Irishman, twenty years old, and
had come on the propeller only four days ago.
His parents live on Seneca street, Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

COLLINS, GooDsELL & LISDsLEY.-These gen
tlemen, at No. 81 Water street, are doing an
unusually large fall trade in hats, caps, furs,
gloves, DC, and have on hand one of the larg-
est and most complete assortment of goods in
the western country. Their stock comprises
every variety of Particles found in establishments
of the kind, all of which are sold at prices cor
responding with the pressure of the times -
Country dealers will find it profitable to purchase
of them, and save a trip to New York as well as
exchange. Our good friend, HUGH McGlSSEss,
continues to do the courteous to their customers,
and together with hIhe other clerks, will always
be found atfable, and good fellow to deal with.
Long may they wavel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

A SUesEsrION.-Many complaints are made
by business men of their paper being stolen
owing to the inability of the carrier to throw it
under the door. We would suggest to those
who are thus troubled that a slit be cut in the
door through which letters and papers may be
put and thus any further trouble be saved. Ths
expense viii be trihing and it will be found Of
mu-h utility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
GRoYER ANp BAKER's FAr

1st. Cotton is used as it is purchAsed-on spoOls
without re-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines) is in this avoided no
shuttle Is employed, the under thread being used
IRON large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
suirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and win not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Lsdies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales room Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above 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
at the room OF Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAxUKL HOPKINS.
Northrop 4 Spangler's Block,
uh30d6m:l9s Superior ST.. up stsirs.
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LMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Checseman, M ID d,

ng L. M - 3
NEW YORK CITY.
The comb nation Of ingredients these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice They mild in
heir operation and eerssin correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruaiions removing all obs'rucOns whether
from cold otherwise, headache pau in the side papta
ion the heart whites, all sfectons, ~ sieos
fatigue pain the back and limbs &C. disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they will bring
the monthly psrpd with regularity Ladies uho have been
disappointed tho Of Oher Pills place the
confidence CHEESEMAN'S Ps doing all that they rep
resent to do.
There condition Of TIE female syem which the
Pills cannot be fakea rifh0Hf producing PECULIAR RE
suit. The condition referred 70 IS PREGNANCY-tAe
result MISCARRIAGE Such irresista5le tendency
Of the medicine restore functions 10
cOadiOz that fls rerOducrs pOi0er Of nature
rsSisf H.
Warranted purely table and free from anything in
jurious Explicit directions which should be read
paHy each box Price 81 Sent by sil enclosing 81
DR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAN, Box 4.sSI, Post Ofice,
NeS York City.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-St New York,
To ssl0m al rhOleSale orders should Be- addressed.
sens Sold IL Cleveland bv WM FISK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

MICHIGAN STATE FAR.-This fair commene.
es to-day at Detroit. From the papers of that
place we judge it will be brilliant and success
ful one. We learn that the railroads leading to
Detroit will carry passengers and articles for ex-
hibitiOn at half fare. The Pennsylvania State
Fair at Pittsburgh also commences to-day
Both will be highly interesting and attractive
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
G0uratinnal.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GTRLS

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a emh all tie elcmsnis Of sOltG and useful I'd
ucAi0n VAL be opeaei the Sunday School Room in the
tembeI under the Of the Misses VARIAN and the
Eeaesl 1aenltendence Of Rev A VARIAN, RectorOf
Appcaiiozs for admission 70 be made !. the School Room
any time durllg the course OF the School term
Pr0spectus setting forth Terms &c ear he had On an
Bzi0n 70 the Rectar 70 either of The Rev Esnfeen
Vislf1TS Of the School DR. CLAYTON.
.DR. BOLLES.
Hu3 d2m las REv- L CARTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

LADIES AND GENrLEMEN's WRIrISs Class
AT Bryant, FoLsoX & SrRArreS's COLLEsE.-
To commence wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Spencer will give course of fifteen les
sons Mr.. Phelps teaches from 8 to 9 morn
ings. Prominent among the branche of this
College is PsnmanshiP.
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WIGS I WIGS = WIGS /

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES suTPass all
They are elegant, liglS, eGsV and durable.
Fitting TO charm-no turning up belind-no shrinking
o. the head; indeed tins Is the only Esa5shmeHt where
these things properly undeIs o, and made.
80 Broadway, New York.
ap2sdkwsm2li ". FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
J. B. Barnes & Co., PrOprietors of the Cleve
AL Plumbing Works, Atwafer Block are prepared
with arse force of experienced workmen doing every
ess1 tioa OF bing in the most thorough manner,
he scientific plans rsOaahs terms and on short
notice Large stocks Fountains different syles and
izss Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood, lined with
inned-cOppeT, steam heaters lead ard galvanized iron
pipes Leather and india Rubber Hose every descrpiiuo
af Hass an Plated Cocks. including the Pa1en Selccs
1g Cocks recently introduced. Was Bowls, and al kinds
fWateT Works Fixtures kep constantly on hana- All
work warranted m2s-dSWtf
-. -. ~. IL. . :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

ANTI-SLAvERY LEcTuRE.-Francis c. Wat
kins, from Maryland, will deliver an Anti-Slave-
~ Lecture on Wednesday evening at II O'Clock.
at ChaPins Hall ThepubIic are respectfully in
Vited to attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
HALIFAx, Sent 27.
To Gurus W. Field, N,r york

have arrived here on my way to Bay Of Bull 8
Arm with regulations to test the cable in concert
with Valentia. Good and regular currents from
New FOundlsnd were received up to the day | left
Falentia, the 18th, but no words had been receiv-
ed since the 2d inst. The testing shows g loss Of
insulation three miles from Valentia f; but hope
TO work through it. / leave here as soon as pos
sibe- The sieamerfOr st Johns does not start till
the 9TH OF October, but shall try to get there by
gun boat or otherwise Immediately. Signed by
LUNDAY, from Yalentia Office
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
n. II. sOLOMONSON.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
the -sest Of the approved kinds Of
PECTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for OF far
lighted ground under his inspection by machine
construction, with the greatest as TO
suit the eyes al cases. curing Weafaess, D=-aess o.
IarmGfi0z of fAe Eyes and imparng Strength ior ong
reading or fine sewing.
u y. IL Sol0moasoa would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF his lenses
u Aiso. splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES Nj
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES &C keyt On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain as perfect as natural
CSomes5 5 Superior street under the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28
H"TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS. ."

No BehtleAn soulo Inis IN The society of ladies' Win
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, ''FON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is Ct the
most effecual deuTifces Il whiiens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impzrts the BREATH oeI
offensive agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING-Its rich lafher penetrafes and sotens
the beari prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable +. C. FoNTAINE Co 305 Broad
way, and No. AsioE House. New York. Sold BY al