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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

FL0UR-Is in good demand with sales 200 brls
straight extra at s53s 15D brls do terms not as
eertaned, and small lots at the range Of our quo.
tations.
WHEAT-No sales. Scarce and firm at %.
CORN-The demand continues good. Sales are,
ears in ear at sac and cars do on private terms
HIGHWINES-Sale 30 brls at 2j5c.
H0GS-Remnin steady at q range Of sj50aS6 for
medium to heavy weights, and sj,25 for weights
under 100.
POULTRY-There is some stir in consequence of
the approach Of Christmas, but the stock on hand
continues large, and prices low. Chickens sell at
4a5c, and turkeys at Gaze.
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo BEcaiCaI HDispensary

$50 NTl1Nel lOf Ihe COle Uf
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague.
Asthma, lJseipieai Consumption, Ii9fTm-
i!ies Of Youth and old Age dc
ER' NO MERCURY USED. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

"A the State whOuin mcmber OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons, Loudcu May be consulted iroln O'Clock
the morning until at ugh IN every and symptom
disease Tho itment they adopt the resutJ upwards
" lhlItY years eAlsmEva nrooe IN EnIone and eToa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24
CHERIFFiS SALE--PuRSIIAN IN

SHERlBE'S SALE.--PURSUA
~ 70 thu command OF wutoi Vendl t1pouAs, issued
the Court fCOmmon pleas OF Cuyahuea county ut the
sut Of A. Grinor pua against Ffedeiios Hauserman,
deit 10 me directed, shall ul for sale public auction
a. lhe door o the Court House corner seneca Cam
paia sreitsl ~ the city bieNornc, in said county
the 2t daY Of Janua 1850 ct o'clock r. NJ Of said day
the following dtscTihed lands enrm snts 10 witt Sit
untc IN the tOwnsh OF Parma county OF Ouyahogn OHIO
and kaowh ns part q Loo NO s,veHesu ~ n the Tuck
erman Tract called, being all said Lot No II except
ing piece the south part thereof conveyed by said
ETedsIck Hauserman John HAuseruan BY iy
decd, end bounce ed the south the rBst and lot
lines and On the nrh by line 10 bo dI,wn parallel with
said sou line from east 10 west hroughsad Lot No H.
la less the piece Loeby intended to be conveyed
being y lHnd less, but subject 10
all legal highway 3" Apprti I'D at $3.50 90.
ID, L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
b. n. BE Wis, ATTY. dec22:26I
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DT, AMOS SON have devoted their attention eKclu-
syely 10 this peculiar class q maadiss and the relief they
have heen enable 70 fellow
tuTes fully testified aud grpeiuly acknuw by
patnts and Others daily arriving IN from al
atoGs while ihee Isrons hsve been c ed by the most
signal adVuntaRes Fetfrn what they haQf IN
iquring into the causes u these nectious complaints
from sher most simple coad0a 70 that Of the dan
and inyeieIate they have always entertained m
possibility oi Their enion, and removal aud likewise
invariably nnnd hat IA mos horrible and malignant fOrms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced
fo9Tpg causes Ignorance, neglect orths bad eject
unAkluul and Improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded Ia Discovering thes election OF
heir remedies, safe ohocual and cautious course omit
tug all oombtnRton Of roineteS VII oh hear eQuiE0ea
character well As hose hose premature udic0us
application might be productive O had In
ds of private individuals In short tho lnudahla end
o'Iremedes u The lessenns 81 great mass Of human
BY The hoyihtlOn lallef and DIeFanOn Of those
gTieVOus Affections thar IN reality the foes OF lie
lnd which, while they extensively aloud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

MKsTERi5 SALE - PURpUANT
LNA 10 the command of deoftal order q sale from
the Cquft Of Common Plees Of CuyAhoga uuuy, " the
againsi Norman q baldwin, May ~, baldWin, John M
ArmstoiF ind hers, witch order ia directed
sha expose r sale al Pnbc Auction ai the door III ihe
Court House, crnir uf seuco and Champlan streets, IN
the city 4 Cleveland on the 7th day Of January. A. d.
1860 q the hour Of 2Uclnck p NJ the t. piects aud
aces Of land ~ uato aud boing IN the city Of Cleveland
ard Described asfolluws, TO wit!
Situate inthe ship of Brooklyn, being uu NIB seven
N the thirteenth tnnre ~ townships in The ConuCctiru
Western Reserve, IN the STA oi ohio and which also
nthe County Of CuyatOga, snd Is known by being that
part OF the city ~ ClNe nd which utnely the CITY Of
nato ald described fellows. 10 wit island Block
NOS ~ 5O aud slte ord - 20 man and survey made b.
Ahlz merrhan ard recorded W the cuyahnge County Re-
e9ds SAID block b iug The hereoIe decided 10 said
Norman = Baldwin BY Tnunnson, be the or
less but subject all legal hishNas, Said lots ap-
praised ~ follows to VT 10 number ~ al StA00 Lot
number 30 At $3.50, lot unbef 81 at $3.50
Terms Of sale cash
A @ LAWRENCE, Mesier Commissioner,
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Mrs. HELEN OI WRIGHT, Mstron
MIR LkVl BUTrL rs b isins s. Assistant.

Parents arc assured that while boarding pupils contribute
than Day pupils TO he support the permaqency
arrang of ef ime their study their
and by Whdi al from The alluremems ami
terTup G home uu society to DO vastly mDie AID bet
Ter Tor them than eau Tor Jay pupils, az tu TO thtm
udyuuti cannot b. secured ia day school
eTciOre, hOued that all who come tom uDruadW
boarding pupils, and that cZcns OF Cleveland
will nuke II COnY nent to do send
their boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
peIy and usefulness their Institution, Of which
they should, Hnd justly be proud; aud at the same
tune be Than repaid by She greater adyan1ag sheio
No pnius will be spared TO render their connection with
tho Institution both pleasant aad pr1 able IL Will be the
the Of the Institution, to the highest
o sbe advantages IN all departments Of thorough and
liberal educaiitu
Superior advantages are tJIded those who wish to
attend Ins NAL Ansic Ocs Mu,ic, Freuch Duw
ing AMI Paint ng Ihes departments tundrr the
hargo OF tebcheTs who devote thsmseVely to their
sueotye ailments and have thus attained high degree
Mons Sut native of Paris scholar and superior
liugust bcg teacher by prniessiOn teaches with care
and precision rarely obseryed and as he Teses IN the Sem
mary his pupils have the best possible opportunity Of
learning to speak the language correctly Und w uotcy
Pupils from the city whose parents desire IT. VIII be al
lowed to spend the Sabbath at home buf no VIII
bo made iiOm tile bills Of such expense is thereby
20 the Seminary, and indeed. greatly pr fer to
have all remain with US without interruption, Through the
term.
Day pupils desiring the services OF the Omnibus from
their homes the Seminary and back IN be accommodate
ted at reasonable rae By applying tho Omnibus oioe
Citzsi ana others are invited to call and examine the
InSgtu aud its beautiful surroundings satisfy them
selves that advantages superior 10 those here offered
not to be found m this Ounry.
TERas:-FOr BOa'd AMI Tuitiln per Term OF Twenty
Weeks, 500 For TuiIOn Of Day Pupils, fT IN Sl5 $50.
Bills payable IN adUHcs No pupils received or loss than
For further information and admission address
decl9 N SANFORD Principal,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-24

Dr. AAOS& sONtake pleasure IN announcing that they
have nVeneda most important instrument for tho
the above diseases II has heen subjected TO test by the
most eminent Physicians Ia London, Paris, Phadolphia
ana New York II has been declared the only useful insru
meni eVer nvoned for tho OF Seminal W0akaess
ay disease caused by tue secret habits OF youth Price
$40 llma or express
N. B,--Dr AMOS 4 SON in order to satisfy the most
sfepea asto tne merits Of this Instrument, pledge them
selves that ia instance whore Il prove unsatsac
tory, after fair trial. the will be refunded By
the flsfrum lent In eDOd order.
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-. -, No, 5Spangl rs Block.

GHBRIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE
- olaSri # Eieri pa las aued from the Court q
Common flui Of Cuyahcgt cJute ut tile OF Joseph
shephHr pl nltt MS the frhOlnsT John Weber de-
fendant huve levitd untu ahd shall OF for sale pn
lie Huctu a, ho Oi6 River he'd asr the nhipynrd nf
lsnin er Scyogsoo, N the tiy Of Cleveland. in said
county, on the 18th day O December, efg at o'clock r.
NJ; tue following described property wi The schooner
John Weber, her ppRroi aud firnture
D l., wiGHTNfAN, shsnT.
= NlcocLA s. B. r. BElvts, Aitys for PIN
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Persons N any part q the world may be successfully
ueated lg forwarding correct detail Of thsiT -, with
Address Or, AMOS a SON. corner Maia and opay.sts.
Buffalo N. Y. lan0d &Nsiyl06
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET--Dee. .


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nlisfEllanrons.
Cleveland Female Seminary
s.N. SANFORD, A NJ, Principal.

INHIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
L enter upon It's MKT TERM on Thursday, February
Ia, lsGJ, under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ , PRINCIPAL,
Natural aud Moral ScleHces.
Mrs NJ. /. II. SANFORD,
Associate PriDcipal.
SAMUEL ST, JOHN, LII. D.,
Natural History and Phi, siOlogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD.
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH r. SMITH
Latin Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA l.. HUCGGNS,
Arhme ic Geography, aud History.
AiBs SARAH A. NOBLE
Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. S. c. BARRETT,
Instrumental Music.
Birs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal DIUsic.
Nous. FERDINAND sUBIT, NJ, D.,
French Language and Literature.
Mrs HELEN NJ WRIGHT Matron
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DrnaE.
qEALTH or AMERICAN W0,


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
Read Notices In The Tribune siuoe Dec l. 1858.
From his Exeslleney, lamps y wISgcQTT, Governor
,f9I "f9I ppwa'ds Of twenty a q years was anstei With
talent In The country ailcd tocuf. bgi which Welded Ia
most salts aotory manogr y he Grneionber Remedies
JAS wEsrcorr.p
NEW YoRK, February, 1859.
tSsic female ifopd had b, on suffering from falling OF lie
ne stsndioS 90 cenTiy ed in Sonr sdysI-
tissmeuts aud pamphlets She had the very best medoa
finally told her he fneush her lie migoi B6,sibg be
SsIa F"r 1--WE wee S0g r RSt s6e % uhS q sSf
when came int yout Office vt the Grfef'rbcrs Medical
dent of The GSsclsnberE frshal's caihoeoq y Eeey,
hs ine hs pnys,eps & Su1 tiI s1
bottles entirely cur her Since then, tNO years,
SSS as strong SSS9 s I'D %.
JNo. r. BRIGGS.
HOME TESTIMONY.
WEST BEDFor D. Coshoetcn Go. o., May u, 81
Nj II. Y. K-NusLEY-Sir lhve been selling the med
and have igvsgaSy found ihsa to siye Cd satsiaation
ssly y, tbair tsa nj s,rss s6J Wiz pv Ia tbov nave
become staple article MI rshas Ut fien Ca,nooou is
Diseases one lady SOD / 70 tod ies 6ad received
clans JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered as certain cure anod with the following
symptoms.
irregularities weakness Fuiutncss--- -DeTanged Appe
ue--Sallow COmpleNiOn-paiu IN the Back aud
kdneys-C 1ls-Cold Aauds and Feet
BlOui cvershuess--Neuralgia-
Head che-Resl. ssness---
Distufbei Slcer-Flushes OF Heat
Gtnrral Pain Crawling and Pain IN
In the Spine aud between the ShOuldery-Acid
Stomach Nausea Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
or smartmg-lichiIg Banning or Irritation ia the
Urine Organs-NightmaTe-D Despnia-Hys-
terics-- -AnNely--Red Face
Nervous TwitChng Starting
Observation-Disclosures Ten ef-Snd-
ness--Doprnvcd Aptetite- Flatu ouce-BlOnt-
cd and Irregular bUwels-Unpleasaut Dreams
Pains IN Uteiue Organs Mum Jnest and Pains Limbs.
Sold by City Druggists aud Cdcine dealers through
the country.
~ For Medicines Or Agencies, address
H. b. KINGSLEY, G CvelaBd,
novl2:d6w General Agent tor Ohio
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LEADER OFFICE,
ERpAY RYENING. Dec. %. ls50.

Hey... 79tOnla OO9 Is nowsser- s'bbI l29 g
Aopa. ........Dlb 9n l6White Lime -. % %
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SAN RD'S
Family CathaFtiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ioH keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATItART!C PILL is gentle but ac-
tive Catharc wh the proprietor has used In his pr8C
ice more than twony years.
The constantly increasing demand from those VII
have long used tho PLUS aud the satisfaction whiC
all express regard To helr use has induced place
then withint G reach OF ALL -
The Profession well now that different Cuhartics act
on different portions of ihe = bowels.
Tho + hILY CA-Er RTIC PILL.
has, with due TeltrelCe this we'll established
been compounded fTum vsrCty Of he pur, st NeEe-
table XtTucts. which act Sahke every Of the
alimenary canal, and are- GOOD and SAFE in all
where a Cathuuic Ill. u9eded, such as DE-
RANGEMEN1S OF the -STOM MACH, SLEEPI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE Back AND LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PA NElAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY s-.frm sudden cold whieh
frequently, If neglected, = end 10 long Of Fe-
YER LOSS or Ape I.,IrI rE, n CREEP Nc SEN
SaTlON OF COLD OVER lPlIE BODY, RESTL LESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II InhanmatOry Diseases, orms in Children Adults,
rheumatism great Purihf OF the Blood and many dis
to which flesh is heir to mention in
this Advertisement. DOss. to 3.
PRICE 80 CENTS,
cE The Iieer JuvigOTatUr and Family Cathartc Pills
etsed by Druggists generally ard sold wholesale by
the Trade in all the large towns
S. 4 w. SANFORD, M. d,
Manufacturer Snd Proprietor
ivTd&VP2 SN Rrnadway, New Ynr,
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An tifument Tor the cure u Nocturnal missions
properly known as seminal Weakness Can be peTna
nenly cured In irum o. days % two months BY the
this instrument when used ooniontly with medicines
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE KlILR0AD.
1859 & 60. 1859 e. 60

All the trains going westw ccnuert al cleveland With
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati Sc
kc.; and all the trains going Eastward conncc, 1t
Dnnkk with the trains Of the New York Central Buff
ialo and New York City Railroads.
C1evslspa N fnh ieba 4'~ '"P''
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The Oval Parl0r Stove called
n M E H - a R H.,

For Anthracite Coal OF Coke. is beautiful pattern
and pronuuuce Nv dozas Of using the
Gle be perfect great economizet iue,, und great
Heater.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
q. n CO.'S ENpR RGE.


NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSIIY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-Weeklv to oGnFNsBURGlI oswEGo BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-W0ekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports
~ Properly CONSIGNED delivered tc our care will 70
prompt and careful attention aud dispatch.
" Passengers will be eketeI through ali directions
at the lowest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
The Rev. DIR. Forbes and the Catholic
Church.

hosr REynuD john HUcnas, d. D., archbishop, Scs-
hosr hHERgyD sIE-I Is nearly ten years SINCE
under your auspices, laid down my ministry in ,he Pro-
hstant Episcopal church to submit myself To the Church
Of Rome The interval, you know, has not been IDLY
spent each day has bad It's responsibility and duty and
with these have come experience, observation and tho
knowledge Of many things no. well understood before
The result is that feel have committed grave error
which publicly made should be publicly repaired When
came 10 you, was, as stated, with deep AMI con
scient.ons conviction that necessary be in com
munon with the Gee Of Rome but this conviction have
not been able 70 sustain, in face Of the fact that by
natural rights Of man and Nil individual liberty must be
sacrihcednor only So but tho private conscience often
voated and one forced, by sonee at least to Acqucscc
in what Is opposed 10 moral truth and justice. Under
these circumstances when call 20 mind how slender Ia
the foundation the earliest ages Of the Church upoa
which has been reared the present Papa pow. can no
longer regard II as egtmatey imposing obligations upon
me or any one else do now therefore, by this act dis
own and withdraw myself from rs alleged jurs-
dicton
Iremain moet reverend sir your obed,ent servant
tA2 JOHN MURRAY FoRBES, d. D.,
Late pastor Of 81 Annes church, Y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
Onicial History Of the Events I'm
China.
Napoleon's Policy in Italy and
the East.
ALLOCuTIoN OF POPE Plus THE NINTH.
THE GREAT EASTERN AGAIN DELAYED.
~-~cso<~e~-~oyS~r~o~~~.>~.>>
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
&e., &C., As.

The mails Of tho Europa reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening, with European hiss and ,eers
dated Paris the 7rh and London on tho sth inst
containing very ample details Of the interesting news
.elegraphcd from sackviile, N. D., published In tho
HERALD on Thursday morning
We have private advcea telegraphed from London, 10
the effect that the Great Eastern would not sail on the
goth inst, last announced but would probably be do
tanned until after the middle Of November.
Birmingham circular dated on the 9th Of October
says
In Southern Russia the yield OF wheat less than was
expected and Of barley very deficient both in quantity
and quality.
The letter ofour Paris correspondent, given below win
be read with much interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
Personal Intelliseuce

pexsOnal IAteuigeAce.
Thc health Of Mr. Thomas Barry has greatly improved
the past week, and there y every prospect ths be VII
roCn be out.
The King Of Sardinia has sent Gen. Bourbaki ana ~
rrixxc Mayor Of Cremona splendid stag each, Killed
with his Majestys own hand in the Park Of MONA he
had previously sent one TO Gen. Garibaldi
The King OF Bavaria, In recognition OF e Ssu.
the Mcssrs Schlagiptweit, has conferred upo" s'0 ~
gushed travellers titles Of nobility.
The King Of Sweden left Stockholm on the 26th ntimo
for Christsnia 10 open the is instant the ordinary
session Of the Legislative Chambers o. Norwsy. r
government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
City Politics.
RrPrBrlCAN Assrupry oosvrsrroSs

MPCBLICAN Assembly CONVENTIONS.
Tho Republican Assembly District Assembly Convan-
tons met last night and made tho following nominations
Distyid. Diuric.
10. H. Copp. ll.-Adiournsd till wednes-
2-Adjourned. day.
S.-Adjoarned TIL Tuesday. 12-Peter Cook.
A. l3.-Adjourned till Wednes-
6.-~John j. Shaw day
6.-John Commerford H-Eliott f. Shepard
7.-Adjourned till Tuesday 15-Dr. G. S. Childs
S.-George Terwliiger. 16.-Walter g. Plnckney
o.-Davd r. Jaques. l7.-lsaac b. Baichelder.
10.-Joeerh r. Cooper.
In the Tenth Assembly District Mr. Edward German
the favorite before the election but declined favor
Of Joseph p Cooper,
At Peoples Convention held At the stnyesant House
last night George Opdyke nominated for Senator in
the Sixth district and Colonel John Cocks for Assembly
The meeting was quite large and enthusiastic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
Supreme Court-Chambers.

oeT 1.-Edgar C. Hall rs. Luciew Ayer.-It was IRE
guar to issue execution against the body before the
execution against the property returned Tho excc
ton appears have been fled but the Sheriff omitted to
endorse upon the proper return This error however,
Is not amcndabe, and II Is the fault Of the Sheriff
rather than the attorney, he should be allowed 70 endorse
the return nuc nc on payment Of the costs cf the
motion. The motion to dissolve the injunction h denied
with 80 costs, unless the defendant pays the plaintiffs
claim and the costs Of this action, In which Che
In granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
THE PURSUIT OF BILL COOK.

CHAMBKR6BUR0, Oct. Il 1850
Our community were considerably excited to-day by
the appearance at noon Of one Of the ugves from Har
per's Ferry, supposed to be Cook. gentleman from
Quincey overlook the ON the road leading from
Waynesborough TO this place. md essrfcu MN some dis
tance IN his buggy. When about three miles from
the got Of the vehicle under pretence Of taking
another road About hour afterwards the gentleman
raw him upon one Of streets. He informed
two others, who tracked him TO a house at
man as guard the other went OF for assistance but
before he returned the escaped at the Of the
house, passing through garden At the foot orthe gar
den blanket, containing Sharp's rie unloadcd was
found and this rife known 10 have been Cooks
possession. Immediate pursuit was made by q number
Of men, but no trace could be discovered The blanket
was marked "E H." and, together with the ride is
now in Sheriff Browns possession The man has other
weapons.
past week. at the house through which the passed.
but she denies that he is her husband The general
impression however, is that II him. He had on a
black slouched hat, high crowned, somewhat faded
black frock coat with outside pockets light brown pants
very large, heavy boots and red and white striped
calico shirt He is about five feet six inches high
saow complexion, light bair cut straight behind
and light sandy beard and mousache His general appear
ance very rough and shabby. Parties are now in
pursuit Of him, and others will leave in the morning. It
supposed that other fugitves the neghborhood
Efforts being raade To ferret them out and If
caught there will be favor protection extended
them by any Of our citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22
\ 10 TEE nARPERy FERRY OUTBREAK.
->>~<NN~oco<~o>>N~~o>~o
Eolition Propagandism at the
North.
OK REPUBLICAN LEAGUE OF FREEDOM
Ian OF OPERATIONS.
rTIcLEs OF ASSOCIATION.
Leagues Manifesto to the Nom
Shareholders Of the South.
|ctical enforcement Of the Irrepressi'
BILE Conflict" Doctrine.

icy and Milltary Equipments to be Raised
kary Companies to be Formed and DlscE.
ined -Emissarles to be Sent Among the
laves- Military Ferees to bo Landed
at Numerous Points ln the South
Property Of the Shareholders to be
eenlseatcA Security and Value
efSlave Property to be Destroy.
ed-Prlyatc War to be Waged,
&c., Co., &c.