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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

THE OLD Folks CoNcERT.--Pcoplo will 60 to
hear and see the Old Folks, rain or shine and so
OF course Chapiu's Hall was densely crowded last
night on the occasion of their second concert, The
music was just AZ good as on tho previous night,
aud age seems to improve tue representatives OF
olden time The programme was vare from that
OF Thursday night, and another pleasing variety
was given
'Meriam's Song" by "Sistor Bailey" Is one of
the finest things imaginable. Miss TwitcheIl, in
response to request, sang tho "Cavatina" in
manner which drew forth such spontaneous ap-
pauso as could not be stilled until the fair sonn.
stress appeared again upon tho stage and sang
Comm thro' the Rye" Every part of the Con.
cert was admirable and complete.
This afternoon they give concert at O'Clock,
and to morrow evening a sacred concert, in which
a variety of tunes and hymns will bo given suitable
to the occasion. twill bo a pleasing aud moral
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N. H. soLOMoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps The largest assortment Of the approved
PECTAcLES Allhis gIussos, whether for near or far
lighted, are ground under his by machine
Jst anew construction, with tho care so Asto
suittho eyes ia all cases curing Weakness Dtsasss o,
lHaa7HlaoH the Eyes, and impartng strength Tor long
reading or 6no sewing.
~ N H. Solomouson would hero inform the public
thNthe employ any one in the sale Of hsIonses
~ Also, spleudll assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CkosGoPESi COmPASSES, sc. kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
ES-0mce3s Superorstreet .undsrtho American Hotsl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

~ For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Il. Rumni's excellent assort.
ments OF Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as a practical Furrier Is now engaged in manufao.
turing Capos, Muls, Fur Gloves eto, oto., for III,
Fall aud Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

@a5~ Dependency, montul arrangement, &c,--
Electricity the King Of remedies. DR.. Gibson is
tho only Physician in tho city of Cleveland who
cures headache md other diseases which cause
dependency, mental arrangement and .'uicdo.--
See his advertisement in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
MAN AIlI.Itn-

HANEsWLLE, Sept. %.
j. McNoblc, conductor on O. W. IL Z. R. r.
was killed last night. Ilo was first missed
from his train at Roscvio Search being made
for him ho was found in tho crock at Anderson
bridge, 8 miles from hero 1t is supposed he
struck the bridge, having been on tho top car
collecting, the train being crowded with
people returning from the Fair. lie resided at
WOnhingtOn, ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

Coon ADyIcE,-Bo saving Of your money and
make it go a great way, by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself and children, at l. Benedict &
Sons 20l Superior st., who have received a very
large and choice assortment Of goods, in their line,
Of the latest stylor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

ABUSING A SAILoR.-Robert McCully, second
mate upon tho Propeller ---, was yesterday
Hned $40 and costs, by Esq Miller; for assault and
battery upon a sailor. 1t seems the men had turn.
ed in at late hour and were called vely early in
tho morning One Of them not starting imme-
diately McCuly pulled him ont OF hi5 berth and
then knocked him down with his fist. suoh hca
theniAh conduct should be promptly punished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

MASonrsTER, N. H., Sept. 20

MANonEsTER, N. H., Sept. %
Bridget Riley, who for somO years has been ON
pl0yed in factories here was found this morning
murdered in a yard in tho lower part OF tho city
Tho body was shOckiugy manglCd. Tho occu.
pants Of tho promises arc Irish, but denied all
knowledge oltho tragedy Bridget was about rs
years old. A corOnors inquest Is investigating
tho matter
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CITY & NEy : ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING N. "A, 1850.
TRAvELER's RE0 gTER.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

g. 8 Barrie-Coal Oil
School oks at wbolesalc--J. n Cobb Co
School Spoakors-Ingham Brsgg.
Dino Books-Ingham Brngg
Hillmds Roalors-J. n Cobb \ Go,
Dry Goods, &c. at auction-O, Cutters Son.
Cloth Caps, Sc.--B snedict n Son,
Sacred Couceit-Od Folks.
Harper for Od.-J. b. Cobb d Co
Two New Books-1nghnm BrngE
Brandroth's Pills-spocial notice.
Hats oud Caps-I.. Bentdct son-Bus notice.
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FROMKRM ORLRANs.

New YoRE, Sept 90.
Adyieos from Marshall, Texas, report that
President Fowlks, Of tho Pacific Railroad, has
made final settlement with tho new Company
and tho creditors have obtained full possession Of
tho road. Tho work will be recOmmonoo mmodl-
atoy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
" Hicks st., nonr Rngins House Ne 10,
Cleveland, (XVest side.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH TS


universally known all over Rurops where 1t is Ostsh-
shed IA alt tho larger cities aud many the
smaller towns, und Is gonera approved hT all med
lcal authorities, ns not only safe qnck, eihront aud
hghl agreeable remedy against hoat number u the most
Uouhus0nu disunaee hut also promoter OF health,
tofyur OF strength, aud most powerful sinnEiheRor of
the noTyOus tYasn, that nu particular recommendation of
" called Tor A. purifying and invigorating aeeut for
TIM IL, this hath Is HckOw oged to ho SURPASSED bT
other nuui whuuy Hut Tho singular combination OF
steRu water friction and exercise, eHhhtsd Ia those ea
tai tthuana Affects the whole body Ia such Posariul
way to c0mplealy omdicno difcasos which ohsnaieB
Worm, Ring's Eyl Fever Sores. pUsy and all ethor dis
easqH hrlang Suppressed nfmorhid nctiQa o the skih
are lhdtmily cuod witou uHhlhliug inorna medicine.
Dsgnsus uf tho air-assngOa laluffh, Npushiugt and
avon sumn forms Cunsuntiun II not adv need
nru removed without diihcuitH
Ennte enon uf tho Liver aud 6posu, DysRapsy Piles
Mercualisfn HOfufuuua Swu ullng pufalytic Hysorra
Affections, 0out aud sometimes lpopto Fits Deafness,
and D gtoat number OF other nilmonlE euconssfuY
treated OF the eniouoy of Stoam Bathing Ia all theea AZ
donns there Is the unples proof TeonTd. Nothing
claimed fur A. but what can actually be dOno and what
oyor one may otlisriouCo IA hulsalf.
JUST TRY IT
Cold and Warm Wafer Baths, we'll shows nalh,
onnneatei with this esnhlishne, and can DO used
separately.
TioKgTsi-A single sieum bath 3 eepta pe1 do1.. 500
A cold OF wafia water bata 10 cit; p ~, i.o1
HsuT Of admission for Iadiee, Iuoeaays IAiTsafa ahd
6aiurdays IN tho forenoon Tor unamen auiing the AZ
tofnnauA Of tho sans days Im 10 ocock and eon.
days irom 70 n o'olek A, NJ, =, .,,n,,,
Cleveland, Aug le,h, le,a euso94l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
FROM nnsTnN.

BosroN, Sept. 80
A letter by tho Arab, announces the death
Of Chas. B. Fairchild. llo was writer of
merit, widely known as "Aguo Cheek"
The steamship Jacoy sailed from st. Johns
on Wednesday evening for Galway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

II Il. Stair Il Go. havo received tho Fall Fa N
ions for Gentlemcn's Hats. wo should ndyis,,
those who wish beautiful and booomina Hat 10
cal on tho Messrs. stair & Co., and get fitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

HARPBRs MAGAZINE FOR OcroBRR.-Tbls ster
ling production is unusually interesting 1, cou
tains sketch Of Daniel Boone, Of Kentucky; Visit
to the Guayivuero Indians; Romance of Life Insur-
ancei Country Life, and choice assortment Of
other reading. For sale at j. D. Cobb & Co.'S also
at Hawks 4 Dros
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

Bound ovHR-It will be remembered that the
we'll known Jenny Green figured somewhat ox-
tensivoly in the trial of DR.. Eddy for attempted
abortion. Since the Doctor was bound over to tho
Court of Common Pleas, no thought it would bo
good idea to havO her brought before tho Grand
Jury for fair understanding of tho case, and no
had her arrested for abortion. She was Yesterday
brought before Esq. Hossoumuollor and waived an
examination, and was bound over with $500 bail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

IMPORTANT TO snrrEns.-U. S. Express Co.'S
Fast Freight Line, Grout Western Despatch, Is
bringing freight from Now York and Boston to
Cleveland at tho lowest Railroad rates, viz. Now
lork-9O, g. l2, 32T Boston-0s, 70, Al, 81.
Bep23Iw j. II. BARNsr. Arr.
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L. Il. II. d. A.-Thero will be a meeting OF the
Direct ors Of the Lake Erie Horse Breeding Asso>
citation at the Angler House this evening at half
past seven o'clock. full attendance is request
ed. M. SPANGLER prosp
Il. @. STANLEY. See'v
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CHURCnILLS MYPOPHOSPHIPES.

A &LE GREASE.-For lubricating
IA Wagon ANos, Mil Clearing, and hoayy heaTings n
9yey dtbcripllu THIS Is the cheapest aud most dunLs
lni Q, Grease Ia use for this purpose. FOr sale by
hls 20 w. FISKE,
umpire SPRING CONGRESS
hhkIo W. FlSkE,
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FROM NEW YURK

NEw YORK, sept 20.
Tho cricket match which Is TO take place here
between All England aud tho American crickotors
has been postponed tn oct Sd, aud tho play at
Philadelphia till tho 10Th Oct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRiNrINa.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
dono at tho Printing Estabshmeutof tho Leader Office
the latest mpr we'd aud rapid steam presos In the
beststyo on short notice and at reasonable rates Par.
cnlar attention paid TO blank work Every description
OfBuding done especially Blank Books Ledqors Journ
as Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c. &C
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
OYERLANn MAIL.

ST. LOUIS Sept %.
The overland mail Of the 29th has arrived
here. The news has been anticipated at New
Orleans.
Business was active with moro liboral remit
tancoa from the interior
Bacon Improved IA
Lard-l3al5.
Whisky--39a40.
Greeley was to leave on the steamer Of the
9th inst ''0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

DR. II. Tuans.-rho post Office address of DR.
T. has been 80 often requested OF lato that ho takes
this method of informing his patients generally
that it is Young America, Warren county, I'LL
nos, dSwlt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

sfay@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsteds news depots
At nows depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, aud
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

DISTRICT CoURr.-I'ho following petitions in
Error were presented to reverse judgments of the
Court OF Common Pleas, and Judgment oftho Court
below affirmed in each case
Kidd q Pierce vs. NJ. NJ. spaugler and Others.
John Goodell Vs. Jacob Van Aulen
Cyrus Thorpe and wife vs. Benz Day
Tho jury are out ON the case OF Hunt Il Brown
vs.. Spahgler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

l@ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hommo.
pathy simpliLed. No parent should be without
this Invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
IMPOKTANT TO FEMALES.


no combination OF ingredients in these pills s the re-
uh of long and extensive practice. They are mild In
er operation and certain In correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruaiohs, removing all ohstrucuns wlonh-
or from cold or Otherwise headache path Ia the side PAT
ptat'nn Of the heart whites o nervous affections hystsr
os tnigue pau in the back aud limbs, &c, disturbed
sleep, which arises from interruption Of Nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of era in the trcatment Of
these irregularities ul distractions which have consigned
30 many thousands OF tho young the beautiful and the b
owed toH PREMATURE GRAVE. No fem a can enjoy GOOD
health unless sho ~ regular, Hn whenever An obstruction
lakes place the general health begins 20 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most elocual remedy ever known for All rom
pmuts pGHu1r u ttmns. To an classes they arc nval-
liable, inducing ol certainty, periodical reouldry Thor
are knOWntu thousands who have tham nj ilor,ut
ptndS Throughout tho country bayng the tho
tnuss cHIneHt physicians Amrfra
EIPtH dTeft0Rs stating pieH anil tDlrn HeV should not
fIiiurg 40 Pilts. ' WV
valuable pamphlet to ho had fleo, Of tho Agents Pills
t'W ny Mau pT0npHg by enclosing price 10 ho General
Agent, Sold by druggists generally.
X. b. uuTCHlNGS, General Agent
an ~, No. l6h Chambers St, Nov York
HAMMOND. BnrsIE y6tlti~ - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

The MISUNDERSTANDING opposite the Post
ohice, has received Godeys for October with fine
steel engraving, waiting for tho Verdict" and
the usual amount of fashion plates and entertaining
miscellany.
He has also Frank Leslies Family Magazine for
October with colorcd fashion plate, and au abun-
dance of wood engrayings All tho New York
paders arc to be found at Schuckers.
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DI. P. Il. RECORD.

"a "a 1tlS sS 4n9 detail bT WILLIAM FIsKE
Anis a9 Femme al the ProprstOrs pness SPP' sue
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mIGH MATER.

HAbToN, Sept. y.
The damage to the Fast Ponnsylvaaa Lohigh
Valley Railroad, has boon repaired and trains arc
running regularly.
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re For City News, see first page.
. For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24

~ For the best qualities of Segara, Tobacco
and Snun, so to b g. Diclz, III superior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
LAKE suomi RAILRoap.

fpioLo,. -. - ~ ''' .. '''-.' @iuu
AlohoS on sale at the Union Office, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot OGioo, By.
ron @. Harris, Agent. Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-24
Tho Gronl Vital Regoncrator.
TRIES EINN ARR
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE INFALIIRTV

lloo limos Wuuk 10 imag gthAniu age Perfectly re-
store ir gray cover the bald with natures sruanent
Tie aiti make It more Eu uhd hHautinnl any OH
and preserve the scalp free all tu the grtntc
ng1 STATE incn Judges, Attorneys, Doctors ClaTgynen
Ptnesnnnl mon mud Gunium'n aud Ladies' of all classes
all over tho world bear Testimony that do not say too
much IN us iuyur Read the following Hud Judge:
lhCuoRY GhuvE. n Charles Co Mo- NOV TO- 1881
Pkof q, J WonD-Daar siri Sonic time Ia summer
"" were induced 20 some uf aT and
s rtors were wund0fiu Sol II our duly to YOU md
tho afflicted io ToparttL '
our lttU sous hupl for suna tlnn had ho swtaotIy
covered with sores, Hnd soma called scald head Tho
mar almost olirUy came on ~ qucnrB, when friend
stonE a. snu9rnss advised n 10 use your Bpstora Yo
Woud suwh ltn hupn VI success but 10 suTprikn
uu that ui all our funds, worry few Implications TrnipyU
the dsrao entirely aud uHbw uHd uAuTlant CTuu nf har
soon salad ~ aud Wr eau uOw say tknt hoy has
healthy mp, aud M uNUrant crop OF hair any other
child We ch thereto and do hereby end yuur
Restorative perfect Tsmnly all disshses on tbs
NJ slp und hair. We are yours Tusprs fuliy,
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g.3- See advertisement of DR.. sanlord's Liver
nviVnratnr
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al g O'Clock p. Nj ' 'F'' 49, ~ ' i'hi'
& For ToLEDo-Steomboat Arctic, Capt Horny Fish, at
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NJ. J. DICKER5ON,
Late Of the firm Of Amblor & Dickorson)
DENTIST

BRYAN's TASrELESS VERRuFUgE.
From State of Maize To Ration ROUGE
All know HRYAN's NERMGFUuE:
Iusteless, harmless dunth tn worms
OF all sizes. kinds aud forms
Mothors feel indeed, secure
With this painless peerless euro.
Price 20 cents. Sold by VIM. FIsRB,
Frs Cleveland
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ioun respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS.

The RusOTutiyo put W. battles nf throe sizes viz
lAigu, medium aud snin lh0 snail holds pint aud
roais for uur per bottle; tho meda holds nt loast
twenty cent ntufe ~ proportion than the SMALL Tot lie
for twu dollars per huttui ho uTso holds quart 90
ron mIru In proportion, ad rotuH for three dollars 10
bottle
o J, WOOD \ co Prophsiors, No ~ Broadway, N
York, and M. ma Market street, 81 Louis, Mo.
Aud sold by all Druggists anu Fancy Goods Dealers.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SrALDINGs PREPARED GLUE - USEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply Just received by
FOGG, ENswORTu a. Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union Telegraph,
FTtcK, wARtNo'a BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AND
sT. CLAfR STREETS.
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9ptfioI Notiffs.


Bsis@ For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply AZ
Eoa9, ENswoRTH 4 CO. Cor. Superior seuoca ST.
"Toll NE Yo winged winds ~
Te"us yo Connoaseurs who round the world have been
Aud fed your eyes on nrtwho everything have seen,
iethere no place whore Photographs arc made
That are pleasing to the eye and a credit To the trade
The wise Connossours, all Judges Of rank,
Said yesl On Superior Street, corner Of Bank.
Inform ms thou groat authority, Public Voice,
When you want good portraits, who's Jour choice
O Photographer who does the skin and taste combine,
To ronroduco artistically the human face divinei
Mr.. =. Voice answers cheerfully and most willing,
Just up stairs IN the Mmchuut's Bank building
win you tell u.s. respected MaiaHs Rumor,
Who you would paronlzo II In the humor,
To have your likeness tnkon-say for Mister,
or, to send TO your absent sister
Madame said decidedly, yesi for real heurt-abidors
by all means bo you go TO Rydors
sopt2l:25o
~ The New York Daily Express saws,
DIR. McCLINToCR's DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR
Is the ouy really scientific remedy ever introduced to
the public Que bottle has &c knUwlege cured Hcnse
oi Dyspepsia Of long standing" ~
Price sl,0 Sold by wNt. FIsKE, Clevelnni.
u No HoyE COMPLETE W1THour Ir-DR.
JAS McCLNTocE's CoLD AND CoUan MIXTURE cures a
ough or cold with tho uniform certainty that wasr
quenches iro and it is tho proscpo Of scientific ply
sicinn and master ot medicine Price only 20 Coats
Sold by WM. FIsKE. Drusr,sf
sep9 Ii,..t..,
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II, " HUMlN FRlILrr,..- or PnY.IoLooIcII. Rn


sEARCHEs," should bo read by everybody. It treats
seluhced Diseases and the results Of early mamactco
tho causes that frequently lead to UNHAPPY qrrags Their
reinf snd urtventon with cppous instructions as TO tho
method of dspollug the HsgiUag5 that frequently
take hold of those about to er tho marriage state
The work is beautifully illustrated with ooorod ongravngs
and Is fraughI with wholesome advice and celebrations
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I57 Prince street, New York.
Price % cents Sent free.
Soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and VIM FISKF.
Druggists Cleveland. aepe
BRANDRETn's Pulls HAvD no AcTIoN HAVE
ON IHPURITIEs.-Young people cannot but middo-uged
aud Old people oppre ciao tho medicine which, hong
used in sckues only upou the cause Of tho disease
Around affected, there the medicine pone-
atos, removing impurities, preventing all settling the
humors into ulcers, swollea ulnors In Heart Aoc.
tons in Epilepsy in PlouriSy in Thoas and aec-
tons of the Respiratory organs gonorolly in d. spepso
Hhdse wonderful Pills give Immediate rel Of peiseyo-
voronco viii be suro to Aiaudos which been
pronounced beyond human skill have cured by thor
use. And is this 80 wonderful Behold tie reason -
BRANDREIHs PILLS purify the blood they have no power
except over impure humors and these boing removed the
discnso is removed. Millions deriving health from the
use of this innocent medicine, which nevsr Urakens but
always sreugtheui hsiy by taking bDdv these
matters, Win hold as were. the life princi,lo In
10 the blood. 100 ''~i-''
sold At No 29l Canal ST. Braudroth'. Building: and h,
q N Gardiner, No 2l superior street, Cleveland; uT
j. H. Wheedon Hudson, snd all respectable dealers 10
medicines a 80
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VHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
aSllZSs<6
Eg~7E IT ...z1FTI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24

Bmru Day or soHrLLm.-The Centennial
Anniversary Of the birth Of the great 0ermun
poet, Frederick Schiller, viii be celebrated
here on the 10Th Of November next. This
great man was born at Marbaoh, Kingdom Of
wurtemburg, on the 10th Of November, 1858,
nearly one hundred years ago On the evening
Of the 9th, grand concert will be given, an
oration, defamation Of schillers's poem, Da
mon and Pythiss, with living pictures "a Kel
Ter, building of pyramids, and grand Torch
light procession
on the evening Of the 10th, will be performed
schiller's Masterpiece, civilian Tell" on
which occasion very attractive entertainment
will be given. These occasions promise to be
the most Inviting ever projected in this city,
and we expect to see large concourse Of people
present to witness the ceremonies and 10 do
honor to the immortal poet.
Tickets admitting one person TO both per-
formances will be afforded at so cents, to secure
the expenses Of the occasions. We will refer
to this glorious project again, and in the mean
time, let the word be passed around.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-24

The TOBACCO CROP From all that we
can learn from persons who are interested
in the cultivation Of tobacco, the crop this
season promises to be one of the best eyer
raised in this vicinity Our planters have
already commenced housing it. We pre-
sumo, although there has not been so much
planted, that larger crop will be gathered
this season than there was last year.
Owing to the failure Of the wheat crop
in this region,a great deal Of interest is mans
ifested relative TO the tobacco crop, prices,
&c. IL the crop had been an inferior one,
or if prices hold low, times will be even
harder than they now arc-although it ID
scarcely possible 10 conceive them worse
But with good crop, which we expect to
have, and the reasonable prices that will
likely rule, we think that tobacco, much
abused as it is, will be the salvation of this
neighborhood lt will bring money, and
money is the commodity this community
needs. The following item from the Balti
more Americana report will be eneourag
ing TO our readers
"0hio Tobacco, has been in very active
request since we last reviewed the market
and sales TO the extent of about $50 hhds
have been made during the week. There il
no change in rates, so far as we are advised
and we continue to quote inferior to gooC
eommon$5a$6; red and spAngled 81, ,50a$7 so
good aud fine red $SaS9 and good and Rn'
yellow Sl0a$l4"