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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-06
Cleveland Produce Market
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, Z
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MORNING LEADER oFFICE.(
TUESDAY, Oct Sc p NJ
The market is dull and inactive. The New York report
os further decline -four thsre, with aduA market Tor
uhcst r
FLoUR-saes - Bbs g 90 bbls do si.lsS e
Al Is and small lots choice do. Al $50
wHEAT-sales al SIG on track. cars on PhfAts
terms
OATs-A LOT Of $3.50 bu mixed old and new sold Al &c
FGGs-Sales bbls not prime Al lie.
HIGHWINEs-s5B Bbls ai2oe.
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Drums.
K. r. r.

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HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the use OF Rad Eay's K R. Remedies. Ther
none slck diseased weak feeble, cripp
with pain or inhImities, but that Railways Ready Relief
Reu0vafIng Eesolveut. Regulators the o
disease may require. viii quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist Of RadEag : Ready Relief Rad
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81 these remedies Possesses special poWerS
certain diseases Yet there are oiher diseases wherein
teir conhned medicinal properties required and
when thus ii there Is sufficient life and strength with
In tue ase dying kodF 10 sustain therT acuu the
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Pain. X. r. Relief,
Acute Diseases, r. R Relief,
lnhamuIa-ory DISEASES Relief and Regulators,
1lalarl1us Diseases. Relief and Regulators.
CongestlEe Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
scroful0us Diseases RenoEafIng kesuivert,
Chronic Diseases KenoEafug Resolveut,
SyphiIiic Diseases EeuuvafIulz Resolveut
Constitutional Diseases. Hesolveut and Regulator
Ssin Diseases, Rennyafing ResolEent.
Nervous Diseases, Resuveuf. Relief. Regulators
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland au roleiu Cleveland, Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Enc, and Cleveland
and PIifsburg Railroads
At Solat with huc Ks 10 'hagriu Falls.
Al AIanfuz with hacks for RavcuuA
Al BracevIlle with hacks 20 NestOu Pals &c-
Al Waueu with hacks 20 Sharon Greenfield, Meadyille
Bloomfield Canfeld &c.
Al Noan-st0wn. with STAGES for New Castle. Poland,
Lowell an Enou Valley aud thence b. p , W l. C. r.
- CHAS. L RHODES. supr.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Oct. 5th.

PORT OF CLEYELAND-oct 5th.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Nay Queen, Vigsr, Detroit; lot suHdries
Prop Cay c-a HALFWAY, Buf 1 ChicasO 20 hNs TN
oEs hardware, ; bils selves. ! = Z lark.
Prop Owego, hirhy. Dunkrk; ~ mdse
Prop 1lliNsuSse, Hunt Buffalo, Il udso y Bond.
cLEARANc
Steamer May Queen, Viger. Detroit
Prop Owesu, KIRBY. Duukirk-
Schr Iron SIDES Grover Chiczgo; 40l tons coal NJ
Scir Ada DYER. Detroifs tons 0ovder y We Ihause
Schr L Bsnton 81 iohn Detruits lis tons coal { N
SeoW Aareellus Fick. Trent0n, cargo.
Sow kllen Lewis, Detroi's l5J tons coal P c 4 Al
Scow Spanker, Burke, Swan Creek; ~ cargo.
y LIST or VESSELS passing AID Of the LOck OF
the Welland Canal PoEt Colbourne furnished by
the Lock Tender 70 D P Dobbns Secretary OF the Board
OF Lake UnierwrterS.
bound WEST, Oct 2i-Sclrs J + Warner Gov Hunt
Theodor-s Penn, North Sa. Resalute. Plymouth Ro-k
On the tth-Schrs Emperor, II Z Mussry.
Bound EAsr Oct 2d-pr1p Cieveland Hay Stale scl,r
Euterp-1se On W. sh-Prup Osdensburs; D. nques Inii
sarzh Ann MaTse, h7ig LEWIS, Sar sa Isae ~
RIO Grande- scrs Dre1uausht. Ulra. Gserrit
smith. syracuse Hol-ev. fultou, IA >and rrl Per
san Mary Anelll. Flyl Cloud B@le 81 rldan Osprey
STan2d2 LOUIS Alma lukernan Chatnpsen A BroiIso1
Crai=. H Harmon ~
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oSWEGO PRODUCE NARKET-oet. ;.
luV TEL Ftsr. apEf I

Fl0ur-Sfeady-
Wheai-IIed above the views Of mileTs, and the
ket very quis sales O) Milwaukee club private
terms, bat a. lower prices
COroFhm and steldy; sales TO- 30 bu Inaaa at &c
Erelshts-Firner.
ImpOris-ss 70l bu whea'; l6 o bu rye
Cana Expors-34 500 hu wheat, - bl corn; l9 eO0uq
barley.
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Of solid Ieyyelrr - st-t- o street Clsveland.
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LGBRADoR FIsHERIEs-Ihe vessels comprising ths heet
he n m returned The catch has not been great a. IN
former vears Of the feet belrve WET All neir san
teetrH Of Herring also very light individuals Nlo VI
si-- fe oaf for the purpose Of trying the od yers INSIDE
bt fe OILS the Iivers Welded more OIL IA ne uut
theu IN the kettles Upon the whole the vessels VIII MAKE
good voyages compared with the uackerel eatehers
-Tvp0Tf HTaid
FHo1 GroUrrsrEH Receipts of Mackerel, quite large
aue6 decline in plices- Lu fe f that may now GrriFe
viii return this Accounts from shore Beet report
moor urnspect Last sales No at slai 10 81! 10 =
farre SIS. No ss5l closing firm butieT unsod Seore
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-20

Mr.. Fry's love foI his gypsy wife. He
felt that it was "not good 10 be alone so
long and at the end of two years he again
united his desiinies with another of Ewes
fair daughters. Suffice it 10 say, with the
latter he experienced no visible difficulty.
Things moved smilingly along--Mr. Fry
lived happily with his wife and the rest
of Mankind. But alas how short lived
are some connubial combinations. Last
week Mr.. Fry's first wife--his gipsy
wife--in company with George Fry the
Second arrived in this place in search
for him. By the assistance of officer
Shade she was successful in finding him.
Our pen would fail in the attempt to des-
cribe the meeting of The heroes of our sto-
ry. 1t was Overwhelmingly affecting
Limited space forbids US from entering IN
10 details, at this time, of the excrucialing
suffering Mrs. Fry has undergone since
her departure from this place. The in
telIieence of her husbands second mar
rage was severe shock 10 her, but she
emphalically declares her exclusive right
to him. 1t appears, by the way,lhal Mr..
Fry's second wife was "widow," that
her husband went to California some years
ago, and soon after his arrival there, II
was rumored that he was murdered. A
few weeks since a letter was received
from him by her, we have been informed,
in which he states that lie will return II
the next steamer, &c. What The finale
of this romance will be is beyond the
power of human ken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-20

workmen who had built the new school
house, having lien upon il, refused to
let it be opened for the funeral service; but
they gave up the sey, AMI
the sermon was preached at the exact time
and place predicted.
The bereaved mother intended that The
knowledge of these prophecies and their
lulhImenls should go out OF time with
her. but recently, the secresy bearing more
crushingly upon her, she determined TO
reveal the whole matter, and IN accord
ance with this determination, one day last
week, she sent for John Lalmore, Esq"
and Samuel Wood, one OF our County
Commissioners, and 10 them gave the par
ticulars, the most prominent of which we
have given.
Fhe gentlemen named are among the
oldest, most respectable, and influential
citizens of our county, and their known
character is sufficient guaranty that they
would not favor a wrong action, or In any
way assist in giving publicity 10 a story,
as TO the truth of which they had rea-
sonable doubt. These gentlemen, we un-
dersrand, have taken down The facts, as
Mr.. Charles related them, for the purpose
of giving them to the public IN pamphlet
form. They both bear testimony 10 tie
good charc,er and standing of lhe lady
who make thereveIation, and would IT..
gard anything coming from her as enlI,
lIed to credit.
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D51GBI3ANSGU3o
From The Shippensbug Pa. Ne'cS, Feb. 2I.
A Romantic Story.

For some days past considerable eX-
clemenl has been felt in some circles III
this community in reference to an affair in
humble life, the particulars of which we
cannot permit to pass unnotced. SO far
as We have been able TO gather the facts
of the case, they appear to be as follows :
About three years ago, George Fry, Of
this vicinity, became enamored Of a beau
.uiu gypsy girl, who in company with a
number Of her people, had encamped in a
wood near this place. Mr.. Fry's love
was fondly reciprocated by the fair gi1-
sy, and she consented to marry hlm. But
"true love never did run smooth" and so
1t happened il this case. The consent of
the father of the lady could not be obtain,
ed 10 her marriage with "a man not ac-
cusomed 10 geniiity !" However "love
laughs at ocksmiihs." When Mr.. Fry
found that he could no, win the favor of
the "old folks" lie set about planning
ways and means TO steal the object OF his
affections. In this he was not unSuccess-
lul. One night when the hard-heared
old man was wrapped in the arms of Nor
pheus, and all around was lonely and
drear, MIR. Fry approached the camp o.
The wanderers, and was met by her for
whom his heart had long in agony sigh
ed. After fondIy embracing her, he So
licied her TO accompany him, without de-
Law, to a village few miles distant
Without hesitation she complied with his
request, and on the following day they
were married. The rage of the old gip-
sey when he found that his daughter had
"sIoped," can be better imagined than
described. Nothing could sooth his tenn
per save the return Of his child. In vain
he sought for her. Nothing could be
heard from her. Finally when he found
that he, himself, could find no traces Of
her, lie offered heavy reward 10 the per-
son who would discover her whereabouts
and in the presence Of several "kidnap-
pers." he exhibited large quantities Of
gold and silver, which induced them to
make the effort, and few evenings after.
in most inhuman manner, they accom-
pIished their object. In the absence Of
Mr.. Fry they wrested her away and de-
livered her over 10 the hands of father
unsuscepliSle of the divine feelings of
love. Immediately the entire group OF
gipsies fed from the country. Rumor
said that they had returned to England
from whence they hailed. Two years
noselessly gIided by, and nothing was
heard by Mr.. Fry from his absent wife.
although he long cherished the nope that
she would escape from her "iyrsnnical
parent" and return 10 him whom she lov-
ed. Time, however, gradually rusted
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-03-20
WHEN l AM OLD.

When | am old--and, 0 how soon
viii lies sweet morning yield 10 noon,
and Moons broad, fervid, earnest light
Be shaded in the solemn night
Till. like a story well nigh told,
Will seem NY Ile--when am old.
When | am old, this breezy earth
Will loose for me its voice of mirth--
The streams will have an under one
Of sadness not by right their own.
And springs swee, power in vain unfold
In rosv charms--when am old.
When | am old, shall not care
To deck with flowers my faded hair
Twill be no vain desire fmlne
la rIch and costly dress TO shine;
Bright Jewels and the brightest gold
Will charm me naughi--when | am old.
When am old, my lfiends will be
Old, and infrm, and bowed, like me;
Or else, their bodies meath the sod,
Their spirits dwelling safe with God,
The old church bell will long have loled
Above the rest-when | am old.
When am old, I'd rather bend
/ Thus sadly DER each buried friend,
Than see them lose the earnest truth,
Tha, marks the friendship of our youth ;
Twill be So sad 10 have them cold
Or strange 10 me-when | am old
When am olJ-O how it seems
Like the wild lunacy Of dreams,
TO picture in prophetic rhyme
That din, far distant, shadowy time
So distant thai il seems Ger bold
Even 10 s0y-'When am old !!
When am old-perhaps ere then
! shall be missed from The haunts Of men ;
Perhaps my dwelling will be found
Beneath the green and quiet mound,
My name by stranger hands enrolled
Among the dead-ere am old.
Ere am old--that time is now,
For youth sits lightly on my brow
Ny limbs are firm, and strong, and free,
Life has thousand charms for me
Chains that will long their influence hold
Within my heart-ere | am old.
Ere am old-O let me give
Ny life 10 learning h0O TO HUei
Then shall meet with willing heart
An early summons 10 depart,
Or find my heightened days cohsoed
BY Gods sweet peace--when | am otd.
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FFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH TO- 1883

kindness OF his neighbors he has been en-
enabled TO make ample arrangements 10
accommodate all horses that may be lelt
in his care until his stables ate rebuilt
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In this place, 3oth ut, Capt Warren H. AUSTIN "s''
IS years. -, te,,t I,,,,h
In Hancock, April 10Th, Flora Hammond infant u'"sh-
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No m IRE he Joins us at the table,
Ills seat is vacant there's
His plate. unussi his cup is empty,
Aud silent drop tear.
No more here dearest Charlie,
Loved of all, the dearest, best
Too good for earth lent treasure,
aIae u dwell among the best
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CAUTION TO THE PuBLTc,--London Cordial Gin.
indicated Schnapps, Royal Schnapps, DR.. Wool
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Purchase no Gin put up in BOTTLES under tho
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GAgVs0N..
A Word to the Wise !


A LII persons who wish to purchase T.
+. Arwoon's VEGETABLE JAl,NDICE
bliIERS, viii see that the label on the both.
mas my signature in my cwn hand writing. or Won
Will Be grossly imposed upon, as there are ner.
sons circulating Bitter made in Georgetown
Mass, .beasing Moses Atwood's name in printed
letters recommending them to the people as be-
ing the Same bitter mine, and made from IL,
same recipe, as have been informed
When persons make these statements tbar
state that which is base ialsehocd, or at leas,
very sreal mistake IS the Georgetown Bitter
are in no way like m:ae, neither are they NAL.
~ Noses Atwood and he Is III no way concerned
As you value your health and mouey see thar
you gre not imposed upon by having Noses A..
wood Bi'ters palmed fl upon you az my gen,in,
article Again say, that you have / =
Atweod's name in his cwu hand W. itinc, or ,,,'
are deceived. " 'ou
L, +, ATWOOD, Kendalrs Mills. Maine s,,.
Inventor and Maauiaeturer Of said gsnu;n, RI.
DAs-
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-NYAe snhscriber herehy .ives nnh ic no.

~ ''V71VT TUT IIVIV7Y -T'CH pun IC 10 :
tice to all concerned, that he has been du-
~ appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust ot Executor of the last Will and Testament
OF samuel Ilaiiock late of Cranberry Isles in the
County of Hancock, deceased, by giving bonds a.
the law directs; he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the said drce.tseds estate 10
ma he Immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
msnt EDWIN HADLOCk.
April %. ISIS owls
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In thi. town. 81 inst, by Rev. :. TrnnNy, Mr. war;
N;nik and Miss Amanda W. Park both Of Ellsworth
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LEGAL NOTICES.

y Office or FIREpLD Isl RE.-N0ticc is hereby given.
that on the tenth day Of December, \ u 1856. Al
bert I, obcr Of Srry ia the County Of Hancock convey
ell 70 Ellrim H. Partridge by dee Of mortgage, certain
tract or parcel Of land situated in Surry Aforesaid and he
in part Of the land sold t. VIM. Waugh hy SCION
Perkins, Of Boston, by his decd Of Dec g. 1871 recorded
in Hancock Registry, BOOK s. Page 43, that is the
third part Of Lot No 20 which said Perkins conveyed to
he said oher by said Deed, being the mide third OF No.
20 aforesaid. meaning convey said Partrid the mid
die third, and which lies between Sam'l +. iiobropk third
and Robert Grindle third part Of No 20, couaiun.
thirtysX and two third acres, more lassaHd the
tWruy-sNt day Of January. A u. 1877, the said Par
fridge duly assigned the sail a the slb.crtber-
The conditions Of saiI Mortgage having been broken,
hereby claim to ioreclpse the stmc.
FREDERIC p SHAW