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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-25

NUMBERING HoUsEs.-The passage and en-
forcement of the ordinance for numbering houses
and business blocks, Offices, stores &c, is a
move in the night direction. Mr. j. B. Wilbur,
appointed by the City Council short time since
to number the buildings correctly on all the va
nous streets in town, is accomplishing this good
work thoroughly, and we think from the man
ner in which he proceeds there viii be no ne
cessity Of this business having to be done again,
so long as the numbered tenements stand Not
only are buildings, but all the intervening va
cant lots numbered; consequently whenever
built upon, the proper number can be learned
by examining the the diagram of all the streets
and alleys, drafted expressly to show the loca-
tiOn of building lots. The expenses to each in
dlvidual are very triiing in comparison to the
benefit of having their places of business or
residence accurately numbered. In many III
stances we have known two and even three
Nos Of the same kind in one street, thus put
ting people to much inconvenience in going to
the wrong places There can be no doubt but
when this uniform system Of numbering is fully
carried out, and completed in all parts of the
city, it will meet with general appreciation
Then let US have the streets named at each
corner for the especial benefit of strangers and
citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-25

METHoDIsN-A work entitled "The History
of the Religious Movement of the Eighteenth
Century, called MethOdism, considered in its
different UNCONVENTIONAL forms, and its relations
to British and American Professionalism, by Abel
Stephens, L. l. D. has been laid on our table
by Messrs. Ingham d Bragg.
The design of the compiler is to present, in
four volumes, complete history of MethOdsm
the first and present volume containing the
history of the earliest times of the sect until the
death of Whitfield The second volume will
complete the history of English Methodism,
while the third and fourth will be devoted to the
history ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, bring
ing the matter down to the year 1899.
All the principal events and persons connect
ed with the denomination are treated of in the
book, and the Ecclesiastical Economy, the Doc.
trines, the PsalmOdy and Literature of Metho-
dism are noticed and discussed
1t viii be a valuable book for reference and
for its biographical sketches. This volume is
embellished with fine profile likeness of John
Wesley, the Father of Methodism.
Carlton d Porter, New York, are the publish
ers.
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SAD ACCIDENT TO Carr. T. W TAYLOR
We are pained to announce a serious accident
TO Capt Thomas W Taylor, of the brig BlaeE
Hank, which has just reached Lake Erie, on
her way from Liverpool, Eng and, to this city,
with cargo of pig iron and salt The Buffalo
COMMERCIAL AdreTtiSeT says that as the brig was
about entering the outlet Of the Welland Canal
at Port CoIbOme, c. W, a seaman on board
named Mareelus Rollins, belonging to the
town Of Roekland, Maine, got one OF his legs
entangled IN the havser used in bringing the
vessel up, and had it severed from the body be-
low the knee. Capt. Taylor, seeing his danger,
like true sailor, rushed to his relief, and be-
coming also entangled, lost one of his legs in
the same way.
With characteristic generosity, Capt. Harli-
son, Ofthe tug UndeTlrriteT, placed his vessel,
&c, at the disposal of the unfortunates, and af-
ter procuring temporary surgical aid, took them
on board and brought them to Buffalo, where
they were placed in the hands of DIR. Hamilson,
at the Hospital, who performed amputation in
both eases, below the knee. They are doing
well
This Is sad ending to a successful voyage
for Capt Taylor, who has shown himself # the star
master Of the Lake and Liverpool fleet in this
voyage, and is deserving of great credit for the
seamanshiP and skill displayed on the voyage
out and baek--HsT0ld las; ereHing.
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ALLEGED INPosIuoN.-We have received
communication from gentleman in Summit
county in reference to a colored man who he
says " is undOubily finished rogue" The
one referred to, has been passing around claim
ing to be a fugitive from slavery, has travelled
somewhat on the U. G. R. R, and received some
aid from the Anti-Slavery community. While
the man may be finished rogue, our cores
POndent gives US no proof or instance of it, and
We, therefore, decline publishing his article
Let him give US reason to think as he does,
and we will al pass him around"
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Ten lines Of thus tAg5fsl Type mike square.
RAdverseents Leadcd and placed IN column OF SPECIAL
Business Notices double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will he Understood 70 apply
tho Immediate Business OF the Aoersers and ali
0beI advertisements by the advertiser will be
charged extra
N5oes aIestiREs and FIremens Military, Charitable
and Religious Notices. 50 per cent discount
Business Notices Editorial Column viii be charged al
the ; a each insertion
All Transient Advertisements be paid for in adv
Advert .semeuts the Weekly square three
months OF less, as daily
Advertise emenfs IN Dairy and Weekly II be charged 50
ser cent extra.
Marriages aEd Deaths exceeding lines IS
kiils oi heaIiy Aa'ef''Sers 0if n epyf rs co
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Jfnes CulniA.han
The above eeldans- who are residents Of the State Of
gust ls5s, the said plaintiffs fled their petition the
Court Of Common Pleas ut Cuyausa County Ohio asking
deceased IA the following premises. o. which be
seized during c1veiure. 90 VII.
situated m irnk yn township IA said county, and
flece teln known part Of lot No 43 bounded fol
oNBesnnng al the northeast OF ot AZ thence
south, on lot line, 10 lands "Ouce Now" owned by
samuel Bodies. = and f9-0 cal1s, thence west said
Bules' iand lu land owned hy Jared Williams, thence
north land the center OF the ruad or lot ine
thence east 70 the place Of beginning Containing and II
acres conveyed 10 DIld Selzer. I'd November ls54 and
which described toll lows. Situated a. beginning
thelce sou the cast Inc Of ot, y chains and links b
al George Decksr's north line; theme west,
DeeAei is NE tA'lis aAe - lliNa &c noLtA =
cha aud Cd inks TO The centre Of the roads thence east
chains IS inks "a the place beginning Aso, except
res desched as lart Of lot No q bounded as sur
veyed us J. = sexton County SurVe eYoreinnng az Lns
northwest OF NJ Brooks land, IA the center Of lbe
rad, al stone hnnce east 10 the center Of The road
ain ard - links; hence south Is chains and y Inks
Boks and, theuce north Williams east line, Is ehaius
and links the place OF binnng and conveyed 70
Andrew Wirth the l2It a Cctgbcr, ls54.
The other ot sad pieces OF Land described as ioilqWS
part Of lot No No g. IN sad township and eoqny and
Ania Cush an the 9Th OF August, ls57. deec ed 10
William Aust and the Of the turnpike, thence
eet 10 a school-bouss lot, decided By Warren Youngs
thence eastr 10 the rOrheastery Of said hoo
house, thene southery 20 the land OF soh Brain, 10
may the line 81 william Ausins lot,
being Of the cours thence along sad Austlns line
westerly 20 the place Of feginuing containing about Of
ssd dsniants are also further notified that unless they
appear and answer sad peilon Ithla sixty days afer the
mence on the 18th day November ls5l the plaintiffs
will apply Court take the matters q the petition as
confessed and decree accordingly ~ RhkNIlSSr 5s.fSSr
au3O Solicitors for Plaintiffs
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 25, ISIS
PLAIN I'D oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of every descriuiio
dono al the Printing Establishment Of the Leade Ohce
on the --latest ipr we'd aud ra5d steam presses the
best STYLE sou notice, and reasonable rates Par
licuar attention paid blank work Every description
OF Bndns dlae especially Blank Books Lelgers Journ-
as, Sales Bo7 ks. Receiving Books, &c, &c
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y For late City News, see third page
For MarketEepOrts and Marine News, seefourth
mare
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him Ii has been thirty-three wears since
hrst became a member of the Methodist Epis.
eopal Church, and thirty years since | be-
came a minister Last year was one of sore
tral, but Of the richest and deepest religious
experience 1 ever knew"
Rev. A G. Byers said: Two wears apo
had 20 move sixty miles, in wagons, over very
rough roads We had an afflicted child that
my wife and | carried, alternately, in our arms,
all that distance. 1t seemed liltle hard. Our
second Sabbath's work in our new field va, to
bury that little loved one in the silent rraye.-
We have often visited its resting.place, and
shed our tears Of s0TrOw; but now We must re-
move again We will plant some flowers to
bloom overlts grave, and then 90 forth to preach
Jesus and the resurrection"
Brothers Joy, Taylor, Adams, Anderson, Mar
TIN and others spoke in much the same delight
ful strain. The speaking was characterized by
8 simplicity and gOdly sincerity" 1t was ap-
ProPriate and spiritual 1t was 4 time of thrill
ing interest and deep feeling pervaded the en-
tire assembly They sung at one time, with
happy effect
Il sl55y ia the Cross Of Christ
Ny Savloraud my love;
e9-ut this ir!ii world but dross,
To meet my Lor1 above
II has no charms charms % via my heart,
cannot feel rs bea ut:ss now
see but ca vary
Occasionally in the language of Rev. F. S.
De Hass, :" the loud amens would bounce ike
red-hOt fire-balls from heart to heart" 1t was
agood time, hallowed place, and will long be
remembered.
And i our fellowship below
In Jesus Be 50 sweet
What nights I ragiuTe shall we know,
When round his throne meet"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-25

n Rev. R. H. Hurlbut will deliver the eighth
lecture of the course, upon Temperance, on to-
morrow evening, at the Erie St Methodist
Church, commencing at the usual hour.
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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. CONN

HARTFORD. CONN,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. 100000 CAPITAL
WITH VERY LABGE SURPLUS,
Securely iuvesed under The netOa and approval Of ths
Cuuutroller OF public Acrouuis. OF the
state Of Connecticut
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
LANES C. WALKLErY. President
IOaN L BUNCE. Vice President
SAMUEL. II. WHITE. Secretary
d DlCKERMAN. Geal Agent
DIRECTORS:
arrprn err DANIEL HILIIPs,
Joa- n PT~rr roswell BLoDGET.
JoHN A BUTLER, 2 Dlch555A.Aa.
NOAH WuEATON, JANIS L " sLhL-hs
NELSON HoLLIsTER, WILLIAM X CoNs-
s. o. BERESFoR NJ D., CoSsULTIHG PHYSICIAN.
ROUSE q JENNINGS. Asenf.
my1o At g SupeII0r ST., Clevelanoi U.
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MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

y Dedication of Westminster Church, cor
ner of Prospect and HuutingOn on streets, to.
morrow. Dedication sermon by the Pastor,
Rev. I. t. BRowN, at O'Clock P. NJ. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper, to which all
christians Of other churches are invited, at 4!
O'Clock in the evening.
Ministers of other churches are especially in
vited to be present at these services.
In the morning, at lO1 o'clock, there will be
a farewell service in the Old Round Church.
RETURNED MIssIoNARY.-Rcv. j. n. Hurd,
membero the Madras Mission, who embarked
for the United States in March last, attended
the meeting of the American Board in Detroit,
and has been visiting his friends in Ravenna-
The wife of Mr.. Hurd died at the Mission, and
he has brought back with him their only child,
a little boy, to be educated Mr.. II. purposes
to return again to the Mission.
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JOHN NJ ARMSTRONG. Reeer
MORGAN l. HEWITT, ct al NO'1Hi'h rie''
THE DFFENV ANTS MORGANJ

l. HEWITT and Sarah b. Hewitt, who reside IN tho
staie Of Michigan; John Boardnan and Isaac N yudso
Who reside In of New York; and David Judson,
hO resides the state OF Connecticut her BY notified
the plaintiff John d. Armstrong filed petition IN the
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, and state Of
Ohio the llth sy Sept ls the object and prayer Of
which Is subject sale af Of lot No eight in
Clsvelan1 bounded west By The lot Inc east BY Senees
street. b Wall street, and sQuth by line parallel
with the north line 4 Lake street. and hundred feet
distant therefro the payment Of balance OF 50 O4 %
him sdid NJ 1rn l. Hew t. which
lien said land. and 70 adus the Iht OF said Judson
and B0ariman, who have OF eluin rsage hens on me
and which xteud other lands which am
Judgment l. not ieu- and for general ieef Defend
ants further nOted sad petition or before
the day Move her, lssS. the pi1tnh Will al the
next term said Court ask the Court 10 take the facts
stated N The petition true and % decree accorlnglv
MASOA 4 ESTEP,
sepA NJ 22 Attgs for Pla.
THE STATE of OHIO. ; In the Court
II a-yf e1 4 Common Pleas.
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b U Y
STEWARDS
NEW
COOKING STOVE,
And save one-third Of your fuel bill.
3 n % = n 5

y II - y Il y
AND ENAMELED CRATES
w L MARVIN. NO. 9.PUBLIC
w . SQUARE. lSouth sldel has lust received iresh
from the aaluaciOry ol the largest and best ass
FNARIELED CRATES.
Ever brought 10 this market He always keeps hand the
best and approved styles OF COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gire perfect satisfaction
Ie also cousfzuily supplied with assortment OF
Wooden and House Furnishing Articles, and has ul
hand and usuufciures large sock o. In e2PSsr AM
Sheet Iron Ware. al OF which MUST AND WILL bE
SOLD, II wholesale retail. for cash
at Prices to Suit the Times
Al Kinds OF JOBBING. ROOFING EAN + TROUGH
ING &c done IN the most Norkmanlike manner and
on SHORT NOTICE. 81.
d The rroof the padding Is tnthechelng % the srIne
please call bs0r purchasing elseer- al he Old aud
s@Basks patent Hotel Cook siUves two sizes, $50
10 SIS each. -,..
mrss.lSwly No Sluth SIDE Public Sluare
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH

OUPERI0RlfY OF THEIR METH
- % oi 9rolueis ARTIFICIAL Teeth over any other Known
lst. sIMPLIClTYOns piece chemically united IN all
It's parts & and I'd % Lhe sane guaiiy Of material
nc 'l ~ sl oN9 essloh: lhls adaptation once
assse or health, pToSf siSst he ars s, a,ie s IN
sscIgnnsol tc mouth Common 10 sold plate wOfk and
an sOoLOR-Brsht, Lively. and a good imitation OF
y BAay method Of pradusns setsof Artificial Teeth
ssmealy united IN one piece that will pas the ordeal
i,,S "a g,;gSt; is q sc'gnteIict q tT,e Porcelain
Haadrst aai Cases or tins number eglgsrc
have taken the place Of Cole Plate work In the last
ed all have gwen their testimony superiority,
complied VITA In no cass where teeth ar ben u 5r
has here been any Dissatisfaction
TERMS-Acc1TIns 10 the nature Of the and given
PAYBIENT-UPon the receipt Of the order or on ,ev-
cry Persons wIth Gold Plate can apply their plate in part
GUARANTY Saiisfaefoa proyid ed the terms OF pay
Persons wanting information, reference VIII be gwen
preer apply partial sets soon after the extretiueo
the ieeione week long enough 10 nl erens be-
To parrons aud those who desire become such
Will say thai our are snc that and
within two day after The arrival OF the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
arrangements with by winch IayJDo sken
sai i5ryEs-es 10 rs bv Ev1rS i
lifted via reasonable accuracy 20 the hns and artcua-
i D
.easlnabie terms
Testimonials and References.
observed with much Interest for the two years
above mctAol Of producing Artificial Teeth believe
statements u tins JIrcnlzr correct.
T. GARLICK.
have investigates with care, for the three years
the above method Of max and app yiuE
a. the Lai1rltuly lr. Wrght, aud use,
say with confidence that his plan Is the best
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supcorIty o tns Kind Of DENTAL work godor
Kind Of metallic plate, be questioned and
mcntIn Dr. Wr1sht Circular OF the number Of
his work has taken the place gold plate, Much
Of tins work gold plate had been furnished by the
Dentists inthe country am not couveIsaut with the
cess Of Porcelain work the Ia d. o. uihers than Dr.
Wright II A ACELEY. n
Late Prof. Of Surgery Cleye Med COLES e.
Dan p Rhodes, Prof ] P kirtlard,
n Jackson. Prof S. 4. Hunt,
Er MavoT Castle, I'd Buff VI 3D. j urruai-
II l.. Whitman. Vim W Richards,
Z T. Sturtesant, Prof Gatchel-
]. n Cur
y. Biaving learned hat persons claiming 70 do this
work, and many claiming be agents he
same, Will thar THIS date have
the U A, WHO have right from the above peuea
such claim. aud IN these either
u1itlun imposition, let 10 WORK its
II Infringement, will attend that
M. l. WRIGHT. NJ d
sept Actua " fnr The Conlr auv-
u
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Goal Dealers

= D >
l. C. PENDLETON & co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL awanz Brier Hill, Chippewa, Tallmadge and New
~ coal.
Office No Oviait's Exchange Yard foot Superior Street
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN supeEor article cf BITUMlNOUS COAL. which Is
particularly adapteto domestic purposes, well A. Tor
Smith be had OF the undersigned Age tuts
s1r the Company go 90
Orders for ity or foreign tde will be 1ecufed will dis
par and Coal part Of the CITY OF quality
which will not fail 10 please II ei at either Of Offices
or the storsuf GAYLORD Hammond No 80 SuIerlnrst.
SCOYiLL WHEELER.
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The Happy Old Preachers

The ffty-seyenth session of the Ohio Con-
ference at Marietta, brought together quite a
number of the Fathers of the Methodist Church
in the West, and their Love-ieast on Sunday
morning was "a gracious season" A cores
pondent of the Christian Advocate has gather
ed up some of the fragments of religious expe-
rience related, which give an inkling Of the
tolls, trials and triumphs of the humble and
faithful followers OF the Cross. We quote
Father David Lewis remarked: at has been
sixty years since God converted my soul, and
fifty years since l commenced preaching the
Gospel Brethren, am happy in God to-day;
bless his holy name But never did l need
more the prayers and sympathies Of the Church
than now DO. Pray for me"
Father Jacob Young said 81 should be a
very ungrateful man, If / did not say some
thing for Christ On the 18th Of February,
1902, hung pair of saddle-bags on my left
arm, ard started for my first circuit / have
travelled much, iabOred hard, and had many
trials. But trials never discouraged NE. / am
now winding up glOriously. Never happier
in all my life than ! am this day. Never saw
more glorious morning than this" On Mon
day night, just before the appointments were
read, he said Brethren, have now attended
my hity-seNeuth annual conference through
kind Providence, have never missed one
since | started have attended nine sessions
of the General Conference. But, brethren,
do expect that when You assemble in Colum-
bus, next year, l will be in glory. l never felt
that | was so near the heavenly glory as l do
tonight If you read of my death in the Ad-
vocaie, do not shed tears. / want you all to
pray for me; and now, before sit down, say,
brethren, faTeiceH -
Rev. Joseph NJ. Trimbc remarked: Thirty
one years ago this month,
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C0AI---C0AL

COAL--COAL
NOW is THE TINE TO FET IN
! your Winter supply We are daily receivl asplen-
did article for Stoves AID Crates, which sell 50 90
perton Parties wishing plrcase viii do well = give
Us ra All orders through the Post once prom ty at
suded to- Oices and Yszls c. p. r X Pier and Al
sspts Il - - JoH,s HAYS \ co
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and Steam Work

PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
Can be procured Of j. B. BARNES CO,
Halbsda Arvatsr Block
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Wheeler s Wilson'S Manuf. Co.'s Famil
SesOiRg Machines,

"a b. competent judges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
A PLEASANT SUMMER RkSUKT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.

This we'll known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by J kifmnn, ten miles west OF Staunton, ON the
Qentra! railroad aud The Parkersburg turnpike, is
open for the accommodation of travellers and
visitors Persons wishing 10 spend the heat Of sum
i'll cool, quiet way, cannot ind more suitable
place in all Virginia. 1t il easy Of the cars
Of the Central road pass by every day. The house
large, . roOins,) convenient aud ell ventilated;
-uri ounded Ly the most beautiful mountsiu scene
~; iue Syringe of Freesone, sulphur, Chaly beate
aud Alum water convenient AS l. VIII not keep
any intoxicating drink intx icated persons about
ne. visitors need not fear any annoy ance in that
way; and while the comfort of Yi.rs will be great
er the charge will be les, than at crowded water,
ing pla g.
eA- Board per week, 81
Post office Swoope's Depot, Augusta. co Va.
ie Ij-3W* y HERRING.