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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-15

ME. BLoNDIy crossed the Niagara again
twice on a tight rope on the 4th inst. He
walked part of the way backwards and cross
ed once blindfold, having his head in a sack.
He will probably persevere in these teats of
fool-hardiness, till, sam Patch like, he lose,
his life
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-15

Tie -dit,r ,t Che Rutland Courier, who Is
a-J Postmaster at Rutland, complains of the
habit OF mailing letters ON the cars, and says
We are credibly informed by the route
agents that. on an average, mole than fifty
letters a day leave this village, mailed on the
cars. thus dsrriy.ne the cal Post-ofice Of
the place. Of commissions TO the amount of
some $500 per year that it IS legally and
fairly entitled to-
On this. the Rutland Herald says there is
good reason for this state Of tbiDss-and gives
a ease in point. 4 package Of papers was
sent to the Post-oiice from the Herald Office,
twenty-five minutes before the advertised
time ofelosing the mail, and forty minutes
before ear time. The boy was told the package
was too late (-hough the package needed no
sorting) lie was sent back for the package.
but it was refused him 4 man was then
sent for it, who was 1T first refused and
treated to "a yoIley Of abusive language. u
timately he received the package. and put it
in the mail on the ears. The Herald adds
" We believe it Is the earnest prayer of
ninc-tanths Of our citizens, that some change
may be made in the admin tration OF affairs
in our Post Office, and should any effort
prove successful of removing the present In
cumbent, let it come from eltler Cor BovS
~. * S,,,o,, T;,j1, 10 would be hailed with
ioy. and we should not De surprised to see
CdaIv Of public rci5iciug observed in Rutland. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-23
BY SAMUEL j. sOPER 4 CO

fF.s PUBLIC SALE.
HAis The following described valuable REAL ESTATE
A- formerly owned BY the Baltimore Water COMPANY
ana now IN possession of the city will be offered public
at s' a. v te Exchange No 10 South Gay
portion Fl the Chase Reservoir Property consisting of
deep lying the square bounded by North Charles Eager
and Ghase streets and LovegrOve alley and fronting on
THE LANvALE PROPERTY.
ing on said street 59 feet the Federal street and
running cunning west to Jones Falls established by the City
Sec 2oSiue the west side of Charles street. fronting
See SSitua the east side Of Decker Street and front
r ret on sad street and running east to the Of
of the FANS 0H f dG aea side eastern
feet and an aa 4au anG fronting thereon about 2l2
stone and BRICK II sf! ELI }es improve
20 he centre Of Hudson alley, with average depth of 1872
Sec 6Situate the north side of anvae street 100 feet
70 hs centre Of Hudson alley with depthof IS feet also
Sec situate the south side Ianvale street. about
an G Of @ of Hudson alley and the Falls by
Sec Suate the side Oak street 800 feet and
the Branch Road Of the Falls Turnpike p"'' a"O u
Fairs upe Road stae or ct es
the centre OF Townsend street and the of Oak
IBounded by the centre of Oak street about 5 feet
70 me rails and on the centre of Townsend about 10 feet
Sec lSitaae western side of the eastern branch
OF the Fails Turnpike Road and fronting about 800 feet on
ntb % 10 te s09tn sde OF North avenue and average
l2Sitnae on the western side of the east prong of the
running to the Falls Wv " N
Sec l3-Suate the eastern side of the Fals Trnn he
Road fronting thereon about feet running To the Fa,I
with an average depth of about As feet - ~ ans
sec l+Sltuae on the west side of Hudson alley 65 feet
and running westerly to James Bays and binding on said
lot liz feet to the Falls and then with the Falls To- Hudson
alley ~ WV ~ " 4Auu'oh
Sec 16suate the east of Hudson alley SO feet
and running eserly bounding Pouders lot to the west
alley ~ " 1
Situate the east side of Decker street about q
Federal street. VI
Sec 1SSituate the west side of Morton alley about 80
fee and running norhwestery about $50 the centre
Of Federal street ~ o
Sec g-Suae the west side of Charles street about 30
feet to Jones Falls and running norhwestery to the cen
tire Of Hudson alley.
Printed pas of the location dimensions of the above
ma ed property will be ready for exhibition at the office of
the Water Board No II North street. after the 25th
inst. By order of the Water Board,
COLUMBUS O'DONNELL,
ADAM DENMEAD,
JOHN DUKEHART,
Committee Water Board
SAMUEL j. SOPER & CO,
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Aentistrp.

e. NOTICE.-DR. WIN. II. HOPES has
Qy6ID REMOV ED his Office to No. SO N EUTAW ST, be-
tween raoga and Mulberry Streets and is prepared
to perform all operations in the Dental profession Teeth
trdcted BY the Gdlpdnic Process jals6m
o. DENTRISTY.
OIYTO DR. H. Fl. KEECH,
N +. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EUTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw House) Entrance Eutaw street,)
felqH
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$anksrs ano Srokers.
TNO. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO.,

mo. s; GITTINGs : &C.,
u BANKERS, EXCHANGES,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No % SOUTH STREET, "a. ......
Buy and sellon Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents ....
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes. and other
colaterals. =
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loairs.
States and Canada. F.. =
Receive deposits in Bankable Uncurren Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits. jalS-f
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9MblH Sales.
BYE. w. BENNETT & co

BY F. w. BENNETT & co
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE SITES FOR RURAL
RESIDENCES AT THE EXTREMITY OF
49, CHARLES STREET AVENUE.
On MONDAY July lth 1889, will sell at public
ton at o'clock, at the Exchange saesroom No 10 South
THREE LOTS OF GROUND
of the following sizes:
No. / Il Acres Rood 30 Perches.
Nos 81 3 co
These Lots are within few roods of the northern ex-
rety or the Charles street several of them bind
ing on te Old Powder Mill Toau and all within few min
Railroad. ' 10000 va N W. 'H''i4 N'H''"i
They are in the neighbohOod the residences of Messrs
=. u rus JOS reynolds, W H. Perot, W D. Kernochan
p, a BUCHANAN, II W Bradford, W. H. Carpenter F. f
ggea r. Sweeney Wm. Fisher, J. W Curley and others
very Lot Is well watered and commands from m eeva
'e ~, ouIluihS site extensive and agreeable views
wen known value of property in this direction from
prn renders further description ecessary
. - US erous of visiting the site take the cars at
% station at 40 A NJ, or p NJ r.turning at 10
street avenue -'e " eH7SPo' diolS tue thafleS
Inc terms oil sale are than usually liberal sI29 q
.n remain on mortgage for about wears. ha ia
~ the purchase money be paid haifn cash and
ohea IN SIX months upon approved paper ali nay9en
to bear interest from the day Of sale ~ an PAYNE
For further information apply at the Office oF III o
lhbt corner OF Lexington and St Paul streets or IN IT,
auctoneers where plats of the property may be seen ~
je20,23,27. 30iv5.S9.u Anc,;oy,,,.z
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Books ami Statiolleru.
Aaritultural.

"FXCELSIoR,"
.-...I j, -. SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
G :. Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent
Warranted the most concentrated universal and durable
fertilizer now offered for sale containing all the stimulating
effects of Ground Bones adapted all soils and crops in
dry powder for sowing or drilling in with the Grain.
req letters. None other genuine
Price IS per 2,OOOlbs 7'| JJ. 4 F. TURNER,
mhlou ~ Pratt street, Baltimore.
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME-lOO bbls
respectfully call the attention Of the trade we can supply
any Quantity that may be wanted. GRANT & BROTHER,
A PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct importa-
Aton and in prime order A liberal discount to Combs
sion Merchants For sale by MACDONALD DUGDALE
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO-Contain-
DALE s'0D 0'r'e's Tor sale by MACDONALD mb Rtf
A MEXICAN GUANO, (BROWN. VERY
= rch in Phosphate Of Lime, containing 20 per cent
For sale in bulk or bbs by j. ( F. TURNER, '
1elsd ~ Pratt street, Bait.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
1BR0WN lin bulk bbs containing 60 to IS per
BY Oh Lime o. 5ef Tgs faSfa Or less
lelgd ~ Pratt street.
fDERUVIAN GUANO.-l, 900 tons No. Peru
Chincha Islands, in beautiful ORDER sale in quantities to
suit A liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
COM CO., Wood street, Bowly's wharf A feiGtf
GUANOl GUANOl
VIM F MURDOCH, ASA 0oANo'
Agent No. So Exchange olace
! am now prepared to sell the K lowing Phosphate
Brown fsfBf az %E VASE s per cent bone
dastf M Z N'r.Ai0AN AND IA bKowN MEXICAN
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PREPARED BY
~DR. J. c. AVER & CO,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 81 per Bottle. Six Bottles for S..
IL AYERS rlERRN pEnrNR Al
paper Banging an0 Upholstery

DIAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL K BROTHERS,
900 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite Hanover)
Would call the attention wholesale buyers the public
generally to their Spring STYLES
PER A G. G S,
receiving from their Factory.
The assortment is, usual varied includes all tho
different grades, high and low priced, CURTAIN PAPERS,
FIRE PRINTS, &c.
Those buying sell again, well as those wanting Pa
pering done, invited to view the assortment
Orders from the country promptly attended to mh3
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
VIM Fl. GRIFFITH,
No. Is North Gay street, opposite Christ Church.
Would respectfully invite attention his large and well
selected Paper Hangngs, Upholstery Gold
Bordered and Plain Window Shades, Cornices Venetian
Blinds, Bindings. Cord and Tassels &C. all Of the
approved style and pattern.
Paper hung any part the city country by expert
enced and careful workmen, at prices that please
Good Glazed Paper at from 20 upwards, Common
Paper at 10 cents per piece apls-ly
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! u HIh u IN ] RSAlM|

IN
y" rropr.pJp prrp,or,
The many cures effected by this wonderful medicine is
It hSs been Before the public OVER
YEARS. During WHICH time thopsands Of persons have
agency SSv r.cont,v r.m.r.s, that ,.- .os
of FITS of TEN YEARS STANDING A Gentleman stated
since he w SS cured nv THE SE TE WFG
Of Epepsv nd eyen Te ESd WHEREIN Saera
have been ELECTED But the afflicted will find the trial Of
f 1 four pacfage 80 ShNil
CHANDLER Il BAYLES, 81 Walker street y. Y,
NcrhHhooN 4 RAT2TA AhRi A sgfsRRfEsRr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March 18th, 1859.
that have this day sold Messrs ROBBINS CO. &c and
4S Light street, entire right make and yend the
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
id an erfit9y SCUM OF mason DlXons line, and they
alone are authorized to MAKE sell or repair ne opr
Witness: JOHN SPENCE & SONS, Boston.
SPENGE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE.
Having purchased Of Mr. MOORE formeriy with Messrs
STANLEY co., the exclusive right to make, use and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE, known
COOKING RANGE, we are now prepared to put up aid
Range thorough, workmanke manner at the shortest
aneed to give entire satisfaction Ali persons having the
Bng sG :s the p in
saEEy for repairs, &c; 80 - l,11 ' $50 ' ' -'~'
Propretors of BAIT1soREk9 gSTs6I HE W 4 oGR2R's
46 and is Light street,
u,..,, - -. % BaitinSTs; Ma;
.-oo-,- -----------.--
nv Rdan " A. 1911 1905 haanS.
viz " RANDALL Oh the following aVori'e brands
b s sSSS Nsn..n.I Union an And
800 800 Xq I{s, d n "
2 Peg Media Reg Florida R sIga
s sS9 b9 sFecF5s S,cf FIar
, sg Selma Flor de Morale,
W. ~ % 1uenanan-s Wher
j 1000 Jefferson LoSDREs CIGARS, received per
The anneReG let e from the makers of the Jefferson Cigars
will shcw such parties as have asserted that our mpoa
tons were'o inferior quality; that much
power sell first laty second, as sell second
quality for first The brand standard, and is the second
-" P. TIERNAN 4 son, importers,
-s... .,s COPY ~ Il North Charles street
0ofi HAVANA, May %, 1889
ASsSTS = Herman DC Son, baltimore
the classification Of marx Cigars Jenny Lind we beg
70 say tst SINCE tae OF our factory we have
Lind tie ssco1d and Niagara the third
You can rest assured that such persons as sell
Signed, PABLO, PAREr Poys, Cd
Makers of the Jenny Lind Jefferson and Niagara Cigars
ye. ~ ~ - : :
M ARfLAND STEAM TURNING
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
ING and RNiNG, Of every style, for . EN- AL "a
iri u" hLL1S SIrp Ar prS,nr>-crs
SAL hhsiPp pr ~ Rrrr1 DrNGs
Newes R9nPjsEgEf and Hand RaPg az
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AYERS SARSAPARUL,A-

II LII . On INlJLiI thIlILLA. ~
compound remedy, in which we have labor
ed to produce the most etiectual Alternative
that can be made. 1t is concentrated ex-
tract of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with
other substances of still greater Alternative
power as to afford an effective antidote for
the diseases Sarso nariilp 10 ranutnd 10 cura
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; IN HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR, OF
excellent qualities little under size fine trotters
warranted sound and gentle good in single double har
ness, or under the saddle Apply at SUM Office ml2d
On HORSES FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF
6SSMALL HORSES, OF fine style and quick trottsrs,
American Once ~ --- ff' - ap90H
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NEW LONDON ACADlEMY,
4rp @0G9s,

ENRESH ARRIVAL. - - - -
Il GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
q -..--.-t "a FOR SPRING. r--fyrt r'-- y ..r
We are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods, ~. ~ ~ ~ 1' - -"
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to Which We specially invite the attention Customers
Our assortment very large and complete, consisting of
Goods gotten out exclusively for sales.
@ H1RTS! - SHIRTSl Na
We now manufacturing order our celebrated
POINTED YOKE SHIRT,
which is in FIT AND superior heretofore made
by us, and are giving universal satisfaction
.# CONSTABLE, WALKER CO., D.. o..
o. .. l55 Baltimore street,
-mh4-tI opposite Museum.
WYMAN, BYRD & CO., =
NO. l6 HANOVER STREET,
-. AGENTS FOR
THE AMERICAN and
E.. BAY STATE PRINTS,
PATAPSCO OSNABCRGs,
UNION and
nS-ly .-... - DELLA DRILLS
BROOKS SPOOL COTTON.
II JONAS BROOKS BROS
IVORY POLISHED
PATENT GLACE SPOOL, COTTON,
Full assortment, in store and for sale by
~ - JOHN S. BARRY, --..
Sole Agent,
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T%N FINE RESIDENCES,
sIii;s VALUABLE LOTS,

ESiisI VALUABLE LOTS,
Aa.s- EXCELLENT FARMS,
GOOD GROUND RENTS
For sale by G. WATERS Il son, Brokers,
mhl9-u No. 3 Law Buildings
ENOR SALE-60 Farms in Virginia. also Farms
Il in Baltimore, Hartford, Carroll Frederick counties
Tracts Of Land in Virginia, Georgia. Tennessee, Texas
souri,, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa These lands will be
sold low for cash exchanged for good City Property or
Merchandise, Houses and Lots in the city. Apply to
-. RUMBLE WILLIS,
mIZ9tt 20 Second street.
ffE.st WAREHOUSE FOR RENT. Warehouse
Es,,. o. 374 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, between En-
-les@Ataw and Paca streets Apply to
Fl. RIEMAN 4 SONS,
Cnrnp uarl and Ea, tnsArno
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fSI.% FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres To-
% Gated the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
AKaiIroad 1t is improved by good DWELLING,
Barn and all necessary out houses with Peach and Apple
Orchards. 1885, AFF
Two small FARMS near Franklnville, Baltimore county
Land and improvements good win be sold low
Also, good FARM of 10 acres, Choptan river near
Denton, Caroline county.
from the city. Will suit a gardener
Also, large FARM at Eicotts Mills excellent land and
Improvements.
LANDS, HOUSES &c RUMBLE WILLIS,
G.
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ID richmond FL0UR.-The undersigned have
been appointed by the manufacturers at Richmond
Agents for the sale in this market of the well known brands
Of our,TALLlAFERR0n and &c. THORNTON, y and are
to for entire cargoes quantities Of
this Flour delivered on board vessels at Richmond az
or IN this market with the addition of usual
supply sufficient to FIJI orders requiring immediate dei
Xxx VII oe Kept on hand at our Warehouses; which we
I n,r-,, discs e8aElslf37 I'll P. MALCOM co..
~ tu.--..-.- ~ VIII
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3rp Guobs.
CLOsTNG SALES OF SUMNER GOODS.

EREAT REDUCTION in PRICES.
~ .... WRoTH FULLERTON,
IS BALTIMORE STREET,
,,..., Invite attention to their
Dea9 Pnr stock foRGANDY BAREGE and GRENADINE
B,fAk RG43 and oRGANDYS by the yard.
BLACK LACE CAPES and P6INTS
Also, tnI stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
OF which have been reduced prices that will not fail
call. ~ ''~ "'' -""' '"'0' > s2tf
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rOGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
" j. +. ia NILSSON X Co,
Offer for SALE to arrive this month Baltimore MIO
Toni direct from France large invoices of PInet Cason
pipes quarter casks and octaves and dark, bond
duty paid.
J. +. JAMESON CO offer the above consignrlents on
favorable terms, to arrive to the trade Samples, with
every information be obtained at Office No 80 South
Charles street.
j. f. j. Co have in Public Store 40 casks Cognac and
Bordeaux Brandes which they offer for sale in bond duty
maid. mi On
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Snsuranrf GUntuariss

ElREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH |
AND SECOND STREETS.
lnsures against loss damage by FIRE on ALL DESCRIP
TIONS OF PROPERTY within the limits of the city
? 2 Il John REESE. PRESInRNr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

CLEVELAND MUSICAL SOCIETY By the follow
ing card it will be seen that this mertorious organ
izaion proposes to give a series of subscription
concerts this fall and winter. We hope the propo.
sition will be cordially received:
To THE CIrIzENs OF CLEVELAND Early in
the present year Il number Of the musical amateur 9
Of the city organized as a society under the name
Of the " Cleveland Musical Society"
The object of this organization was the establish
lishmeut of permanent musical sOcioety, which
while II should afford the members an opportunity
Of practicing the works of the masters, not in a
condensed form, arranged for one or two instru-
ments but as they were written, aud thus perfect~
lug themselves In the higher branches Of the art,
should at the same time contribute what II could
to the Improvement of the musical taste and the
pleasure Of the community
The expense OF such an undertaking was fully
considered; but the members believed confidently
that the public would cooperate with aud sustain
them / their Efforts. In this they were not disap.
pointed, The Two concerts which the Soc ioty
have given have been well received apd have
proved as remunerative as under surrounding cir
cumstauces, could have been hoped. The Society
nevertheless is still in debt
Confident, however, that the community desire
a permanent institution Of the kind they have de-
termined to enlarge the Society by the introduc .
ton Of full chorus, and to take such steps as II
successful, will ensure the permanency OF the ia.
sttutiou.
They propose, during the coming season, TO give
a sories of four Concerts, by subscriptions; The
tickets to the course TO be two dollars, each ticket
admitting two persons. During the season the
Society propose producing two instrumental SYM
phOnies and two symphonies Cantante, the re-
mainder Of the programme 70 be made up by a
careful selection Of miscellaneous pieces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24
M. II. ALLARDT.
Sec'ry Com Of Arrangements.
A Presbyterian Minister over the Falls of
Niagara.

Presbyterian Minister over the Falls of
niagara.
On the 9th inst, a Presbyterian clergyman
from Maysville, KY, named Rev John A. Nc
Chung, arrived here for the purpose of staying
short time at the Water Cure his health be-
ing in bad condition. He registered his name
at the American House, but did not take a
room After registering his name he went out
into the street and nothing more was seen of
him here.
1t is supposed that whilst here he was par
TALLY derapged, and 9 at he took the ears for
Buffalo, where be arrived next day. He did
not stop in that place but wsIkcd to Tonawanda,
There he fell in with man who got into con-
| vorsatiOn with him, and the two walked around
the village for some time This person says
that DR. McOlung did not appear from his man
ner aud conversation TO be in unsuund mind
At five O'Clock that evening he engaged a room
in the hotel, and shut himself in it for some
time, II is supposed for the purpose Of chang
ing his linen When he came out he left his
carpet bag in the room.
1t is SUPP osed that he walked from Tona-
wanda to SchlosseTs landing two miles above
the Falls. Here he was seen later in the even
| ing, by little girl, to undress and 60 into the
river Next morning his clothes were found
where he had placed them on the dock, but no
trace of his body was diseOverabe The fact
of his name being on a white handkerchief
/ served TO identity the missing man.
/ On the 10th inst, four days after the disap-
! pearance OF DR. McCung from Schlosser, a
body was washed ashore at youngstown, about
/ 10 miles below the Falls. ts the body was
! perfectly naked there was traces by which to
identify it., and it was therefore buried as a
stranger. .u..U
Meanwhile his friends in Maysvile had be-
como alarmed for his safety, and Mr. II. f Mil
! Ter of Maysville, came TO Cleveland in search Of
! him. From this place be followed him to Schlos-
ser, where the fast Of his Disappearance was
learned Dlgent enquiries were set on foot,
and ultimately the body was found At Youngs
town, was disDterred and identified by Mr..
Miller as that Of DIR. McClung a burial ca' G
was procured from Buffalo, in which the body
was placed and taken home to Kentucky Mr..
NJ Her, witlithe body in charge, passed through
here this morning.
Mr. MoCiung was about 90 years of age, and
leaves vile and four children, two of whom,
daughters, live at home with their mother Mrs,
McGlung is in feeble health, and this melancholy
affair is terribls blow in every way TO the
almost helpless family He was the pastor of
the Maysville Presbyterian Church, and was
much respected by all who knew him. We
understand that he has been in poor health for
a considerable time, and that he was of very
nervous temperament Several years since,
I whilst in indianapolis, he became partially de-
ranged, and lived several weeks without sleep
Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

Temperance Mass Me citing ON the Square,
Tbs BEREA BAsKET CONVENTION.
There will be a Preliminary Temperance
Mass Meeting on the Public Square, on to NOR
row "Wednesday evening, August gath, when
short addresses will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. II. B. CLAYTON,
A. G. RIDDLE, Esq, and
j. A. SPENCER, of the Analyst.
Leland's Band will play on the occasion -
All are invited to be present
! On Thursday morning. Aug. 25th, at 7
o'clock, omnibuses will leave for The Berea
Basket Convention from the following places;
Division S. Of 7. Room on Ontario Street,
Clevelan d Temple on Superior, foot of Water
Street, Cuyahoga Temple, Pittsburgh shop;
Frendship and Refuge Temples, Columbus
Block, West Side Fare to Bcrea and back,
rs cents.
Leland's Band will accompany the Cleveland
delegation.
Persons taking private eonveyances will
please join the procession at one of the above
places.
See advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-24

CoNPLINENTs.- Among the passengers on the
Northern Light, which left last night for Lake
Superior we noticed our worthy friend @ f.
MAIN, ESQ, Of the johnson House, and his Lady,
He has tried bachelor life until be "has seen the
folly of it, and the services of Rev. Dr. OLAxroN
were yesterday called into requisition to perform
the ceremony which gave him better half We
acknowledge, with our most profound bow, the
reception of the compliments of the newly made
bride and groom, Long life, health and pros
perity attend them