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FAIL OF 4 BRIDsE.-The Clark street Bridge
in Chicago, connecting the centres of business
in the North and South divisions of the city
while being opened on Wednesday to let a YES
sci pass, broke in two in the centre and both
sections dropped into the river. One Irishmsn
on the bridge was severely injured. Three OF
four other persons on the bridge escaped with
out hurt. The bridge was opened for travel in
July, 1854, and viii be rebuilt
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e.Inaae nnnaIns mud hi. MinIons. .

Since the Chicago meeting of "Danites'' the
Washington U,rOn has been more savage than
ever on Judge Douglas and miniOns' as the
Presidential organ styles Senator Douglas and
his supporters. 1t chops his Democratic head
square off. but did not reach the necks OF his
s.IninionsH in Ohio, who, led on BY the valorous
would-be- Governor Payne, surrendered to the
Buchanan ofice-hOlders just in the nick Of time
to escape the edge Of the falling axe. Accord
ing to the Ohio Statesman, the ''miniOns" Ct
Douglas adopted the following resolution with
"great enthusiasm"
Resolsed, That we have toll anl abiding con
fidence IN the ability, patriotism and elevated
purity of character OF James Buchanan, the
present Chief Magistrate of the United States,
and in his wisdom and experience 10 administer
our national affairs.
sDinna ye hear the siogaul
4 DOuglns and his meuf
~ - Ee51
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II The Cleveland PLAIN Dealer must be in
a bad way. II eontrives all sorts Of ways to get
the people to advertise in it. It refers to Lords
Derby and Palmerston, England, and ether Off
eials of crowned heads We fear the PLAIN
Dealer is becoming loose in its devotion to
Democracy, and is disposed TO court royalty
across the water, having failed to gain favor
with King James l. on this side. The PLAN
Dealer seems to be out of favor both with the
people and the Administration Slate Journal
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TONIC.


Fnm Col. Albert Pike. VI. {. from Arkansas-
Washington. d. C., June IL.
II have used two bottles Of your B0RHAYE'S HOL-
LAND BirTERS and have found very useful IN OF
Indigestion and Headache, anl recommend 70 all who
need pleasant asd eacious remedy and valuable tonic
Dyspeptic Women Noice-BQtRHAFES HOLLAND
BITTERS has re me Of Dyspepsia BY usns It only
week. l recommend l. confidently TO all suffering from
this disease.
CLARA l. SCHUCIlIAN
Plltshurgh, DC. - Isl5
CIrs 5 is the wife or,h= n1,ed LithosIaphsrJ
The late High sh riff Allegheny county has given the
following;
Il was afflicted with Debility OF the Digestive Organs
amounting attack q Dyspepsia. which had
ouced my flesh causdsi ably. Ny wife alsl afsted
underthe sane circumstance and the disease Hay
log used your medicine called BOE RHAVE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS both obtaine relief and ha1py afford
you this pub.ic svlderce ofits value"
JOHN FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. January Ill ls5l.
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Government Agent 10 the Gold Fiela-.


The gold mania on Frazer River has made an
opening for an Office seeker. John Nugent, ed
itor of the San Francisco Herald, and gradu-
ate of the New York Herald Office, has been
hanging around Washington for some time
waiting for his crumb, which he has now got in
the shape of Government Agent 10 proceed to
Frazer River 70 instruct Cur citizens now rush
ing there how to behave properly on British soil!
Mr. Buchanan conferred the appointment though
no provision by law is made for the Office, and
Mr.. Cobb will pay the agent hberally out of
borrowed funds. The Tribune says:-"We will
not insist that our people who have gone to
Frazer or ThOmpsOn's River to dig gold could
easily have been reached by proclamation, if
It was deemed necessary to remind them that
they are on British soil, and caution them to
behave themselves accordingly: but the joke of
sending an Irishman into British territory 10
keep lot Of Yankees from getting into rows, is
rather broader than is common in these dull
times"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

y We learn from the Urbana Free Press
that Henry EnOch, z farmer residing near West
Liberty, died on Sunday from milk sickness,
after an illness of four days. Several others in
the same neighbOEhOOd have the disease The
same paper states that William Ford, farmer
of Wayne township, committed suicide on Fri
day BY hanging himself
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REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,
For The I9th Dfstriet of Ohio
Thursday, 5lh Day Of August, ISIS.

A Repub lean Disric; Convention Tor the nomination of
No.ner OF Congress from he lsth District, Will be he'd
The Court House, in PaInesEille, Lake county
Thursday, 5th Day of August, 1SJS-
al 10 Ocok A II. The bsis Of deegaiI1l said Con-
veation fun the eOuaos Of Cuyahsa Lake and Gsausa
viii be follows Oae delegate for even seventy votes
and for every fraction Of forty and cyer JoHS C.
Fremont in ls56 in e1ch township Of said eouates
the respective wards Of the city Of ClsTeard Provided
however that ans twnsip ward casting less than said
number. shall oe entitled TO one delegate.
The delegation from the townships Cuyahoga county
and from the wards in the city Of Gle. and upon said basis
will Be as follows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

FLIGHT OF TH.LBERG The Boston Ledger
states that the great pianist Thalberg left this
country in disguise on board the Arabia, Do
mestic troubles, a jealous wife and enraged
mistress, said to be the reason OF the non-ful-
fllment of bis Western engagements and sud-
den departure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

THF wABAsH CASAL.-The Lafayette Courier
is informed by Mr.. Williams that there is at
present every probability of the completion of
The repairs and complete opening of the Canal
by the middle of August.
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PreInium Cheese alakinE.

The Western Reserve, or ChessedOm, usually
takes the Cheese Premiums AT Ohio State Fairs,
and Ashtabula dairy men and women get their
full share At the last State Fair the premiums
on Cheese were taken by H. F. Giddings and
B. Andrews, of Ashtabula county, and their
statements, of interest at least to all cheese
makers, are from the forthcoming Agricultural
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

SNlLL PoTAToEs.-The New York Central
Rail Road Company now refuse to allow the
Buffalo Morning Express to be sold on the cars
or about the Buffalo depot, simply because that
paper does not beud the knee to that huge cor
poratiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

y The Treasurer Of this county informs us
that he will require the Taxes to be paid in
gold and silver. The sub-treasury law of last
winter requires him to pay out large amount
in specie, and he can't do so unless specie is
paid in Columbus Jour.
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B. ANpREws' srArENENr.

Ny dairy consists Of forty cows. My cheese
is made from two milkings-evening and morn
ing milk put together. No addition of cream
was made.
Prestrring and Preparing RsRnef.-I kill my
calves at i've or SIX days old, on full stomach,
and as soon after sucking as a perfect cOagula-
ton has taken place, and before perceptible
digestion has commenced, which will be in from
one and 4 half TO two hours l take the clean
contents Of tie stomach (eurd and whey) and
salt it by itself. The stomach l salt well and
stretch on q hoop to dry. To prepare it for use,
/ take six well cured rennetS, and portion Of
the eurd and whey above mentioned, and put
the whole in a stone jar, adding about one
quart of water to each rennet, and more salt
than viii dissolve. After standing two days
it is fit for use. Stir every day, and use Just
enough TO coagulate the milk in proper time,
and no more.
press firmly two days, turning once day
After pressing, the cheese goes TO the dressing
table, where 1t is bandaged and stained on each
face The next day 1t goes TO the curing room,
where it is thoroughly rubbed with warm whey
oil, turned and rubbed once day while new
after partially cured, turn once in two days,
keeping the room well aired and dry.
ask the members of this committee to make
a careful examination Of my cheese 1 have
presented n large number of cheese made on
succeeding days, which is the best criterion from
which to Judge Of the quality and flavor of
cheese. Accident IHsy produce, now and then,
a good cheese, but can never produce uniform
and reliable results.
H. p. GIDDINss' STATEMENT.
The two old cheese here exhibited by me were
made in The month of August, 1856, from the
milk of thirty COWS; and the cheese under one
year old, in June and July last, from the milk
of thirty-four cows.
Each cheese was made from two milkings
night and moTning-without any addition of
cream
The rennet is prepared for use by soaking half
a dozen rennets twenty four hours, in about a
gallon of soft water, with as much salt added as
will dissolve; the Tennets are then taken out
and dried and afterwards soaked again. Enough
Of this liquor is added to cOagulate the milk in
about As minutes.
The cheese Is pressed 4s hours, in a self-act-
ing press, during which it is turned twiee-once
after pressing an hour or two, and again after
25 hours pressing
After taken from the press, a rim of thin sack
ing is put around the edge, and the upper and
under sides slightly stained with preparation
Of Annatto. The rim and sides are afterwards
dressed with whey oil, and turned as often as
necessary
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ANNOUNCEMENT


FOR SHERIFF.
~ JAMES A CRAW, Of ClsH eaad will be presented
10 the Republican County Convention candidate for
the ufiics OF Sheriff By
jul5I HIS FRIENDS.
EDITOR THE LEkDER-Pleass insert the name Of AL
DEN H OONSfOCk. Of Bedford Tor the oice of emf
subject TO the decision o. the County C1nven aud obse
his friends.
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EDITOR LEADER:-Please announce % the vo.ers OF
thus District, that the o. FDWA O WADE, the tried
and iaithiul public servant viii be presented
sderatIon Of he Republican Congressional Convention and
ob,ige his many friends In the
jul20 THREE COUNTIES.
u, The friends OF FRANKLIN T. DACKUS- Esq
Will present his 70 Congressional Convention
as Canidaie for ReureSeuta Cousress this
District. iuib.tzus5s REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR OF LEADER Please announce through the med
um o. the Leader, the Of A. c. RIDDLE sf-. q
eyeland, candidate before The Republican District
Convention Representative Congress rom the 18th
Congressional District, tie choice OF many kePub
leans OF
dSw CUYHOGA COUNTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-31

Aud for the selection OF delegates the Republicans
q the various Townships and Wards above will meet
the plsees Of holding eec1a IN the sane On TUESDAY,
AUGUST n, Ia the Townships al ~ P ~ and in the
Wards a. ~ P NJ d ien and there make said selection
MM SI.aDF, Ia
W. l.. PERKINS,
u. C.. GRAY.
A. KiABALL,
L. SPENCER
District C0nnniffce.
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The Administration and the Iron Interest
Congress appropriated quarter of million
of dollars for water pipes ior the Washington
Aqueduet, and the Administration finding they
could get the siK or seven thousand tons Of
Iron Pipe a triAe sooner in Glasgow than
the iron manufacturers in this country could
make it, gave the job to foreign instead of
American workmen, though the Pennsylvania
Iron men proposed to furnish the pipe at a less
price than is paid in the foreign contract One
of the Inducements with Congress for making
the appropriation was to supply mechanics
with work during the present dull times, but
the bill failed to specify that the pipes should
be Of American iron and manufacture. In for
mer days this was not necessary, the National
policy being to encourage our own. The ''ten
cents day" doctrine of Mr. Buchanan, which
was to cover the country with ''benefts and
blessings" ia being carried out by his Admin
istration, and the fruits are seen not only in idle
furnaces and unemployed workmen throughout
the iron regions of Pennsylvania, but in the di-
rect appropriation of $780, 900 of the peoples
money to build up the competing iron interest
of Glasgow Is such an administration worthy
Of the confidence and support Of american
working-meni
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NOTICE.
MHERERS- Yarinns Indiridnnla

have been IN Tho Vractie7 for some months past Of
dao iiing Goals Iron and other arc Iercanze
upon my wharf, erected upon and dacant 10 the u
Gov ern1lent Pier IN Cleveland, ufder hcensc given
70 them b. the Cleveland = PIttshursh Rail Rnad
sll such Iers1ns are now, therefore hereby
td it every species Of authority heretofore expressly
OF ilpo1ly glsen 70 sad Rail koad Company deposit
soods upon said wharf " u receive wharfare hsrs has
ueen py m resoked All persons who shall said har
o. any portion thercoffo business purposes alter st
daT o Iuns, lss, without rst Ohtaaing auth lv from nv
Attorneys ~ Cleveland, MesSTS SpauldnE Parsons viii
be deemed irespaSseIs and treated accCrdinsiy.
s,,.-.. 4 K COLLINS.
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Han. Iobp sherman Re-NOmiuated.

The Republicans of the 18Th Congressional
District held their Convention at Shelby on the
29th inst, and nominated JOHN SHERMAN for
reelection by acelamatiOn- The counties of
Richland, Morrow, Huron, and Erie, were fully
represented, and the Register says numerous
Republicans, outside of the regular delegates.
were in attendance from the several counties
composing the District Mr. sHEENLS and Gov
FoRD addressed the Convention in telling
speeches, and the Convention was enthusiastic
as well as harmonious.
Mr.. SIBERIAN has made his mark in Con
gress, and is an honor to the Republican dele
cation of the State. His reelection by All in
creased majority may be anticipated.
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for Sole or f2ent.

FOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
= = No p, Ae.dcny Street, Possession inmsdistsiy .
Apply a. this once fuiI4tf
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
REDDING.

R RBM0VAL.-A. II. REDDING
IL Merchant Tailor. has removed his taiioi esfabsb
meat 70 20 y Prospect ST, "a Bauders Block Wlere he
VII oe htppJ 70 see his old friends. He is prepared a.
ns 70 make Clothing IN the latest and must Fashionable
sllls. Iullqalif6
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Genrral Notites.

Gencral Notites.
{ AUTI0N-WHEREAS MY WIFE
NsDELlA ZEALEY has len my ed aud horlrj without
l ease and progocaiion aud refuses return au live
Win me- tais Is 70 caution all persons 10 hsrhor or t
hsI % my see0uut as win pay no debts q her eoaiTa w
IzDEFESRsS;eE. Isly d Isss FAiAA -AA diEsisO E!i
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE
- one Of Wheeler wilson's Sewing AInehines-is in
od orlereen but little used-f0r CASH SO Inuuire Of
Heights. iuil7sii,Vsie.l' ~
MRS. CAIN, AMBROTYPE AND
VI MELAlNOTNPE ARTIST, No. los superior 81.
souln slle.l Cleveland, Ono dim ls3
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
4NPr posas vii be received 81 the office Of tie Cify
Sll Engineer u The City OF Cleveland until Augusr gh
e Tor building the pfrstruct1rs OF Turntahie Draw
budg 10 be oafei at the Aan and Light House street
crossing the Cqyahog River 10 said CITY Cleveland. said
1rldgs ns 20 feet m lcnglh Straight chord 9Th arch
top and srasnt bottom chord width . feet isl
t m the Gear side walls each side the chords
fe f1r sad bridge nearly all bnd and IN he
p-- y so. ~ ~ b saite If iaf ii- c, t
obtained a said Engineers Oce The Bnari OF CIV I'm
nts invite the submis Of bids The right
% accept Or rfject the sams s
Bg orier The Board Of CITY improvements
G. ID BISHOP, City Civil Engineer.
CleyelaTd Jul' 2lst. lsss-iql2E5taugl lsi
REMOVAL.-A. X. REDDING.
IL Merchant Tailor. has his taiio blish
meat 70 20 . Prospect St. IA Bauders BLOCK wlere he
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no HEADS OF FAMILIES AND
RAYNES & OLIYER-SILK AND
OWOoLEN DYERs -Of6ce 30 q S. or 81 o.

Every variety Of SIX and Woalen dyed or cleaned
rochs and Silk shawis eennei dyei Gents Apparel
iFed or cle1nec 10 look EQUAL To NEW Feathers
) raw Bonnets, Eelt Has, eic, dyed KID G owes and
Fars cleareds Country Orders Dunetuay attended TO-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-08-04

nEALERS in all descriptions of Thrcshing
JMachines. ReapeIs, Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn-Shellers, Straw-Cutters. Horse
Ral1es. Flows, Cultivators, Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber. and Democratic
Wagons. Open. and Top Buggies, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally.
Warehouse. upper end OF Main Street,
McGREGoR, Iowa.
p Particular attention given to Consign-
ments
ROBERT GEANI, JoHs L. FEcK.
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IL. RARNIlART,

FEAkIS this method to inform the citizens O
/ Northern Iowa and southern Minnesota, that ht
is prepared to do all kinds of MIbLWRIGiiT WORK
such a. building Steam Water Grist saw Mills
and furnishing Machinery for the same such as Bolts
Burr smut Machines of the most approved kind After
tweny years experience in the business, he atters
himself that all those in want of Mlwright work will
do we'll to give him Call.
He Is prepared to take contracts for building and
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted
All business letters will recereprompt attention
lie can be found at the Barnhart Hotel, Hardin
Clayton Co., Iowa. - 1y69
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Pc ETH Y.
FEMALE INCONSISTENCIES.

FEMALE INCONSISTENCY ES.
ny RUTH RUSTIC.
Tuo letters in but one short week
One surely was enough,
do declare 'ts sickenng,
To read such silly stuff.
III break this pp--be writes too much
And much too often too;
Two pages In a month or 50
For any Que might do!
Aud what waste Of paper See
ktght pages a. live;
And. in returU, as many HHtS,
Aud not mere III give.
po.r opinion he must have
III both my mind and heart
And If lie stilI~ill deal in pnfS,
I'll give him sonIethDg tart.
I do not care to answer This
Nay that won't be polite,
might AS we'll noughtsto do,
Get through the task tonight
Six ragss lis il possible
I've spun my tlrongGt7 out 20?
did not dream a dozen lines
From out my brain could flow.
Well as it's wrote, I'll mail at once,
Il wish he had il ROW )
But never mind he'll an wcr IL
By Mondays post, trow. -
No letter in the mail for met
lis very strange, indeed;
But if he's in no haste to write,
I'm in no haste to read
Pshaw forgot, there's not been time
For him to get il yet
oh, what sai, impatient girl,
To hy in such pet.
'sNo letter for Miss Fanny Fib"-
hate that simrering clerk !; -.
He nOeks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
With his most civil sulirE.
Well, we'll If mes Indifferent,
I'm just as prolti, I'm azure
do not care a pickayune
For such lasgard woocr. .s- s.
But If hes sick, or--nome.hing wore
1 cannot bear the thought:
All p'y me, my whirling brain
% phrenEy's almost wrought.
feel 80 nervous. and 20 faint.
And pains dart through my head.
If this suspense can't be relieved, :
! shall be i'll in beds ..tf .-t-
Don't call the Doctor. mother, dear,
There's nothing in his art
To give the anxious mind relief,
Or ease the aching heart
Put down the curtains close the door,
think shall not live:
To see him once before died
Just worlds on worlds Ia give.
But oh he'll weep above my grave,
To think that his neglect.
Ny barque of life, with all its hopes
On deaths bleak shore has wrecked.
And thus the mournful maiden hes
In doleful, piteouS ease.
And scarce can lift her ianguid eyes
Fri To mcther's bending face.
"1horeit won't disturb you, dear,
But here's from Fred, letter .
ooh give II. give 1t to me 9nicl,
Mamma, I'm 80 much better ~
Hes we'll, and talks Of coming down,
Oh won't that be delightful
Unjust cheer up before he comes.
Or else he'll think me frightful''
''How bright the sun shines mother dear -
why, child, You made me start,
IT'S night ssWeii, never mind mamma,
IT'S midday in my heart!''
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Patent eMCNicineS

Can be obtained of Wood d Co, at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to be genuine.
u We have a FEVER AND AGUE remedy that
has cured in twenty successive cases this Spring
and not a failure has marked its nse.
IL Medicines will be furnished at any hour
day or night. and every effort made to build up
business by prompt attention and an obliging
disposition.
~ Physicians prescriptions and Family reel
pes carefully compounded.
~ Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
',.,.- - -.-.....us L. w. WOOD & co.
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PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
nr, HLLIIARD.

VXTOULD respectfully announce to the inhabitants
w of Dubuque and the surrounding country, that
he can be consulted at his through the Post
Office privately and con6dentially. s'ON ALL DISEAS
ES OF A PRIVATE NATURE Several years of ex-
pcrence and practice in several cities of the East.
abes the Doctor to perform the most astonishing
in very short time. Syphitic and Mercurial taints
entirely removed from the system. Recent cured
in from three to ten days. without oblging the patient
to desst from his daily avocatiou.
All diseaes of the organs of generation treated in
careful and thorough manner for either sex. No
charges for advice. Low charges and quick cures.
Young afflicted with seminal weakness, should
apply to the doctor Immediately in person by letter.
post paid for his remedies and advice he never fails
of curing the most obstinate cases.
Patients OF either living at distance, by stating
their diseases in writing giving the symptoms &c,
obtain medicines with directions for use, by addressing
the Doctor and enclosing q fee San communications
strictly confidential ..-.
Female diseases treated on scientific principles Leu
churrica or W htes-proapsts Uter, falling of the
womb supiressons of the Menses inflammation u
ceration OF the Uteris, de-, &c.
The most severe Of the above, yield TO his mode
of treatment.
Dr. Ii. is also agent for the sale of Dr. Seden's
French Female Monthly Pills, which the only bona
fide Pin of the kind sold in America Price One Dollar
per Box Persons sending for pills, will enclose
dollar and two stamps aud they be mailed to any
part of the country.
n. b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in peculiar situation, should not them,
by their action the womb, miscarriage will be the
consequence they contain mercury, iron, Steel or
deadly oils but their action is without parallel III
medicine.
Once near the corner Of 9th and Main Sts., over
R0zcutlall's Clothing Store.
Dubuque. Aug. IL, 1857.