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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

Tho drawn numbers Of ilu above Lotteries arc nn
IN the Baltimore daily papers, and National nirlly"ss
Of Washington, n. G. ''"''9
BsB- Orersior tlckeis and shares Of certificate. of
grs In The nbuye splendid lotteries will receive ta
prompt attention, aud official account OF each lt,s
rcnt immediately after Il Is over, to all who order
subscriber. Tile drawings superintendent by thn. C
misslncrs appointed by tho Governor.
Address, Q. Q. WHlDN
Successor TO r. D. Glazier, Wilmington IL.
r. S Persons ordering Tickets from distance wilri
henr in mind tho ct that checks to my order on an, i
vent hank in the Union, and marked goodp by ile
irr. and II the letter containing them Do Registered Il,
Post Olcc, will 10 responsible for tho loss Of hu %
thus giving Inducements offered by other firm Ia NJ
city. CCW
Cor. Tlard and Market Streets, wilmington DBL
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
nUEsTION sOLvED.--wnoIs IIrrLA -BIL

~ LY THARpN Many yearsago this question was an
swerrn by one of Deawaes distinguished SONS to an nn-
told number who had assembled to hear Il. Many o their
ianss now In quiet repDse Ia thciF grnyei. Ny
lharp ia says the otor when young fond ui riding
corn stalk horses his fathers farm when Major Tom
Stockton leading the American Orcea aud taking pos
session Of Fort George. There few living who were
present that battle could testify to to the c nt IRON
History The old have passed away the middle aged are
silent; and Young America like those Of yOre. armed with
Resolution, told the soft tale, and thus the soldier spoke
lie spoke Of nO when his fathers hair was black and
his whlskcrs, also In those days there was nothing
cut my hnr Now, Young America. wishing TO improve
with the times orders housiaclc dnltte, Prince Albert,
victoria Dye Dnncards. Wigs, Scapi Slampooning
Those orders can nil lie filled by railing }. VI anil H..
Rolch. Practical BARRIERS, No. Fast finii Street herom
Building Wilmington. Del
With la1urs keen
And Water hot
You'll always lind them
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

THE IMPERIAL =
DEPURATINE-
THE GREAT Standard REMEDY OF THE
vi NINETEENTH CENTURY,
FOR THE PROMPp'ANp RADICAL
C SIIF L E Of 4, S SIsltsS 0,Isl.l,sAEA
OF THE HOMES. MALIGNANT ULCERS Of .s.t 1
LONG STANDING uICERATI0NS .4.. .l..l
OF THE MOUTH AND
THROAT,
BRuPNIONs fTHE SKIN
GENERALLY. and all diseases arising lrnn
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
In Scrofula, White Swelling and
Diseases of Il like character, THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE, in
a fair trial of its well known vir-
tues, will effect decided cures of
the most inveterate and long stand
ing cases. One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving ev-
idenco Of the unequallod curative
powers of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no equal.
II will cure any case of letter, no
matter how old or obstinate, if a
fair trial of its powers is made.
For the cure Of this troublesome
and intactable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist
ence.
1t is invaluable in cases of Scald
Head-one bottle used in such
cases fully establishes its control
over this disease.
Pimples and blotchcs of the
skin are effectually removed, and
at this season of the year, the use
Of one or two bottles of the |
PERIAL DEPURATlVE gives
to the skin a fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In cases of White Swelling,
Hip Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-Philogistic
ALL-HEALING SALYE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts,
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
Pyle a WOI S,VON

NJ 100 ORANGE STREET, WILMINGTON. della.
H. ware manufacturers Of sasb, blinds, Doors shutters,
window FFamvs, Mouldlngs, &c, &C., would inform llr
nahe generally that they keep constantly on hand e
oovy articles q all siges and patterns Sash either viii
=. W,tont Glazing sldingand all kinds Of Lpiber planned
steam power for rent N'"'eN ,,ro1L H.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
CHARLES O,DONNELL.

MERCHANT TAILOR. Corner Of Sixth and Shipcy Sta,
h Wilmington, De- Has choice variety of Cloths CAS-
sinners AMI Nc-iing which he will make upal tile shortest
notice and accommodating terms, Persons wishing tn
procure good article isl better call and examine the
large stock NJ goods constantly on hand my1-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
RISING sun,

E subscriber would most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public generally, that he has taken tho
Rising sun Tavern New Castle whero he will DO happy
attend tO their wants
Ii- table will no supplied with tho choicest articles
the market produce and s ar will he supplied with
the very best Liquors. Nothing in short will he lett
dome g make my hone comfortable place Of resort
lull-tf JOHN KEEGAN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
y. V. SENAbls 'ir., anrf' Irl
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
AGr l
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
timore Railroad,

on and after MONDAY Oct 18th, 1850 Passenger Trains
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA
Fer Baltimore Mt SIS M. ~ M (Exps) md iiinrn.
Chester ut H.l5 u. ui- II M, 100 AMI lilo y. m.
wilmington at SIS, a. IL nm 40n, and lils o. "a
New Castle at SIS H. IN. and 40 p IN.
Mdiotown nj S.l5 O, M, anil 400 p. IL,
Dover 1915 H. ni- and 400 p. m.
Milford ut STA a. In- and 400 pm
Ssaurd at SID u Ill., and D. m
Laurel at SIS ~ M. and 800 p. IN.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at S.Oa. lExps) lois J25
Wilmington ut 65j and ll'O q. "a, lIs $40 y. NJ
Laurel " b.l5 u. IN. md $40 p. III.
SeniOni NJ SIS u. IN, III 400 y. nj.
Milford ut 100 q, m. and 400 a. IN,
Dover NJ 9.45 u. M, and $40 pm,
Midlletuwn ut 1000 q. M. and $50 y. in.
New Castle ut loss a. me- and 800 .. IN
Chester NJ : 81 and 1900 u. M, 2.22 and s.l5 q.
Leave Raltimsrs far Laurel aud Delaware Iallrnd at
lO.l5 q. III.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut $40 H. m, 1928 and IL 40 y. m.
Wilmington at n25 q, IN, 1858 n, M, and l220 a. m
Sundays only ~ lll0p from Philadelphia to baltimore
525 p. M. iruln Baltimore tn Philadelphia.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, viii run
follows.
Ic,vs Philadelphia Cor Peuyvillo and intermediate pla
ees, at5.|5 p. ml
Wilmington Tor prrryyis 80 p. IN,
Baltimore Cor Stenmrrs Hum ChasNs and IIarewoOd,
jj4.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
REE.AWARE S,EUlAsF


NEW COAL AND WOOD FARD.---TIfE
~ Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Wilmington and the surrounding country that lie has
opened Wood and Coal Yard, on the Of West
and Water Streets, opposite Harlan. llongwurth Co.'s
establishment where he intends keeping constantly IN
hand large assortment Of the BEST qualities of Coal Of
all Sizes fee family Customers may always be OF
receiving chrsent article 22l0hs 10 to the Also
Hickory. Oak aud Pine Wood,
augi5-Gm WILLIAM IT, CARPENTER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

w No. 81 MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON.
Gum Elastic Fine Tooth Comb- for sale WultuAA Drug
Store
English Honey Soap sold at the Drug Store 81 Market
street, by Walton.
Gum Elastic Ratlr4 for children for sale ~ A. Walton,
81 Market street
Ivory Fine Tootl Combs good assortment at different
prices at Wnltnn's Drug Store
,hm Elastic Balls, sold ~ 81 Market street.
" Queens Ch Liver Iry, which i. rs pleasant MS ta-
he fruit iecs. AMI made from pure Col Liver O favored
TO suit the delicate siumacs If t-o who unfortunately
need tho OIL for sac ut Wnlton's Drug store, 81 Market
street.
Cum Elastic Neck Combs, for salc by Walton, 81 Market
street.
Gum Elastic Long Round Combs for children for sale at
WHltDn's.
JayHrs sanative Pills sold ut Waltona
Rose Hair Oil, for sale at Walton.
Jnyncs Expcctordnt sold by Walton.
neefs Marrow for sale ut Walton's Drug Store.
Jaynrs Tonic Vefmfge. sold at II Market street
Cry4taliael Hair ronnlc sold By WILTON.
auggl-tf Market 81.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
REEF ! nEEFii-lTho nn1ioTsieno1


kkt& r would call the attention Of the public to tho
10 met that he keeps superior article of Beef
s-aA ~ his stall. No . in the Fotrih Street Mar
krt and No. o. in the Second Street Market cvory ay In
the week. except Sunday, which hs will dispose of IN liberal
terms Tile public "a invited IN call and examine r them.
selves. JOHN 7. SOLOMON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

ID GA GINGER Is Caroiully prepared from the best
Jamaica finger an puss,c, IN concentrated form, the
valuable properties II this root. II is very agreeable
warming Stimnan aud particularly recommended Tor
Collie Fliulcncy, Indigestion Weakness Of the Stomach
and Bowels and il found highly useful IN these Of
sudden inlisposon liable 10 ncrur In from
excessive heat nyrr-mlug enrc fatigue, that Of
exhaustion experienced by many while travelling.
II ulo makes excellent drink for the harvest field,
and il much llacil for that purpose. Prepared BY
Z. BRINGlIl'RSr { Co,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
lAAs. LOUIS j, EEOUARD.

Ill M M has removed his office TO
thn >; W. UOrnfr at Fifth and shnley Streets, VII
M,ngto delaware. where he be conFued profession
Wy ,nfficE HOURS nom till 10 A. NJ and from 0 iii
e AZ =. Al. IL 80 Ai- if hp2a-1y
AND onPRERs Of the best quality at the sfdre Oi
william sweeny Dnndywlne Village, n ,sssrila
I'm Lbs; az NO 4 POTASH, JUST RECEIVED AND
'.ao foh sALE By II. II. BR1NGIURHTe,
oV'-N 517 Market Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
EsEEF! BEEF!! BEEF!!!

TIlE subscriber would call the attention Of the pullio to
tho fact that taken tho stall No. % In The Fourth
street Market House. where he will be happy to servo Gus
toners with superior article liberal terms By strict
attention TO business he hopes to merit share Of puba
patronage. iap23-tfl j. H. GRAHAM
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
JOB PRINTING

80 NIL n A9ALI u A4NAA
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES EXECUTED AT
80. % SIMPLIFY STREET.
the MATERIAL Is ALL NEW AND OF THE LATEST
STYLES.
HANpNDILL.S. RAILROAD BiLLS
CARDS, CIRCULARS
DlLI-HHADS, HEADINGS,
RECEIPTS, HILLS OF LADIN0,
CHECKS Labels
MANIRESTS PRoGRAMNEB,
And eYey description 0f Pflutlng-Om the smallest and
ncatcst Visiting Card TO the Snowy and elaborate
Posting Dill extensive youmehnndaonely aud artst-
rallJ executed with prompincss Vt tbs time specified,
the most reasonable terms for cnsh Call and spef-
mems.
~ bah orders from the country strictly attended 10,
and The work despatched to lie Destination without cxtrp
charge. lp25-if
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

| ATE H. H. Wv. BRlOGIURSr. Wholesale and Retail
- Druggist lNJ Market Street
CRIMSON TETTER WASH.-I have lust received IA nm
ply Of this celebrated for letter which Il Tho hclt
remedy over known for letter. Rngworm or BARRIERS Ih
spysr., c,,,,,.u H. n. BRINGHURsT
mending broken glass China or nther ware rc1 nrtmis
It IL X BRlNGIi uRSTs 4, los Market street N'''''
IHEhsluhEIERS-a large assortment of Me AlIis, 49,,
nuke, " IRON tin and lockwood frames na encosel in
Market Streets. S''i' iou'in una
lONGW0RTirs CATAWBA BRANDY, and Lynn. mud a
me French brandy in mtilrs; also, Madeira wines
fltENCll ThuSBEsN light pattern TOR Summar ,,so
anu private room for fitting them TO the person
,, vnAS 0ELLATIN, with directions, at H. H. BRING
LONG combs for Children of India Rui,be iaiS c,,.
ENGLlslI WHITE FELT CORN PLAgrERs n s,,,. TO-
LEECIIEs SPAWN siIXTUREa certain ezra H. r. s
IN or hinElone In horse Snch IL the exnernrr ~ ~
seph tgech' who has used 1t for many years W
a ANllLA BEAM also, Extract ot Vanilla nodo f.,,
the Iie1n, by H. Il, Bringhursfs 1850 ''' rum
Al ENS sAKSA PARlL LA-A now prcpuration Ia, a.
,, manufacturer of Ayers Cherry pectorei and
DEAD SHOT vERsIIRudE-a fres, atoc,s dlro.. c..,,
B1lnghnEt's. T s'"'i7' ~ H. H.
FINE COMBS general Assortment all sizes sf,na yo,
nho iof smoothing the hair H. II. Dringurs i0a Mnrst
pnnXx ,,,D PILLS resurrection Of Motel nl
,JAlES FAMILY MEDlCINEs-I am gole n,ictnt ,G snd
a%ays have snpy Of oil his nrulalalinns "''
BENNETrs Cop0AIGE L perfect hair dresslno
bAIltts rhlUOPllER0US, by dozen or Iy sincIo bo,
- nn ss,s low II. H. BRINGHiRST.
np~o h. IOa AInrlat S..
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
GEORGE MCCALL,

Nj ERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, DEL.
HAS choice Of Cloths, Cas4mcrl AMI Vest
II ing- which he makes up 10 order in the hest style lie
a-o keeps supply Of ready nude Clothing on hand.
Bas Call before purchasing elsewhere. myai-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12

y, I. cox, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.
No. 3l5 Market Street. a doors below ANS WILMINGTON
Del Particular attention paid to family groups and chi
uion- may7-1y
DR. a II daLasiLAw; eRcidisi No. Coz Market street,
street ap2d-3t
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
HENRY COLE,
IRON RAILING MANUFACTURER,

SHlPLEf STREET BELOW EIGHTH,
~. Next door to St. Andrews Church, s
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
NEW TOBACCO AND sEGAR sTORE

NEW TOBACCO AND SEGAN STORE.
~ j. SCOTT CO. Importers an,l Manufacturers Of Ci.
CARS and Tobacco. On No III, now Nn4l Market street
Wilmington We always keep hand the very hest mr.
tclcs VI fine Chewing and smoking Tnbncro. Choice
brands Of imported Cigars well ~ superior article of
our own mpnu,cturc. We will SELL Wholesale and retail
At very cheap rates all kinds of manufactured Tobacco
Orders from a distance punctually attended tn.
Country merchants and consumers will find It to their
advantage IL call and rxamnc brands of Tobacco and
Cigars determined Ia sell cIrtp anil On u.
Union. Un1l-Iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
j. j EAN ES
PICTURE GALLER1

plIoT0GRAPHIC AMBR0TypE, AND MEL AIEoTYpE
Rooms old No. l2l, now No. l5 Market Street between
Fourth and Piilh Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
DIR, j. SIWNS a SONS

FAMILY MEDICINES Many years expcricncc IN tle
nrantice OF Medicine, and the unparalleled
ing The administration Of our mrlcncss certain rurnn
yes that the afflicted will get the remedy THAT will cure
them cure can be effected ut ALL Those remedies have
worked their way into public ivoraltngerr on tbcrow
merits. Those whn usn them acknowledge them snerr
10 my other medicines they have used re-
pared according to the rules Of Pharmacy hy the porie
tors VINO are regularly educated physicians They are ~
DR. J. sIMNs Cough sYRUP--I1is great Vegetable
hNpecioTant stands unriyulle for the thorough and speedy
cureo Coughs, Colds, HOnrseneal Sore Throat Mhnnnin
Cough blood Splitting, Group Weak Breast and Mi afcr-
ions OF the Throat and Lungs arising from neglected
sous or uod Price 90 large size bottles and %
DR. J. sIsNl's WHITE LINIMENT-Thls crca, cxter.
nal remedy has proved beyond doubt the hest remedy cyer
nnereu M external purposes II In emneny valuable In
heumHtlsn Nrralga, Sore Throat. Munps Stiffness and
Nunhncst OF the limba TOooache. Palsy, Gout Corus
ter. Beware Of limitations None genuine without the
written signature Of J. Smns NJ. D. on the wrnnner -
Price % cents per hottie. ii'f''
DIR. SlMMs CHOLERA syRUP--The great cure C.r
Acnte and Chronic Diarlea Warranted FREQ from fniat
This remedy 10 undoubtedly tho best remedy fr the
Of Bowel Complaints, Dysentery, Collie Cramps ChnSr
Morbns Cholera lnfantnm and the summer Diseases Of
Children. Price % cpnta D'''''' "
DIR. J. SlaIMs' VEGETABLE PILLS sugar coated or
PLAN. These Pills operate without gripping eickennr
OF leaving inc bowels costye They have proved perfect
nndote for Sick Headache and VERY cifectul clra rr
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach Belchins Re
mat Nervousness Irregularities Low Snirits Jaundrc
Hunora &c. and all Diseases arising from torpd Iynr ar
for 81. ' W wv poAes
Prepared only by Dr. j. sINIMs SON. dealers in r,.o
Family Medicines &C., Fourth King Streets Wminnton
Storckcencrs and dealers supplied on very bei trn
Orders solicited These remedies are sold y tnos az tor
keepers and dealers generally. an2s-Gr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-12
: ,.sITs-N FOR PILILADE;LIpHIA..a,o

z 4 and amer MONDAY, Anp IS tho s,.anls1ts
All TT aud ZEPHYR, will follows viz Leave vii
mingon at 80 A. A., md 10 2. VI. Philadelphia at 10
and II A. NJ, and 8 +. NJ,
Farc 10 Philadelphia tS cents Rrurn trip tirkcts 10
cents
H. Marcus 1luuk Chester Is cents.
Return trip tickets good only ior the day they
dated.
shippers respectfully notified to send rccepta prop
cry filled up with each lot Of goods. All goods not
cept for will p at thenwnc risk Slip receipts bc
urruraL NJ tina Offices Mt wilmington mil phladophlR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

"Hail Columbia was the music Of the Loraners
w the Fourth Of July, 1853. A Pione Semi
Centennial Celebration was held in the pleasant
town Of Columbia, it being the fitieth anniversary
Of the organization Of the Township, which in
1893 was rather extensive in territory. Columbia
then was part Of Geauga county, and embraced
all the territory west of Cleveland and south Of
what is now Huron county, to tho west line Of the
Fire Lands The Peninsula, the Islands, end
Erie county, were then part Of Columbia town
ship. Bella Bronson was the first Clerk, Lathrop
Seymour the fret Constable, and Nathaniel DOane
the lrst Justice Of the Peace west Of the Cuya-
hoga River. Of the celebration "An Old Set>
tier" writes to the Commercial Register:
The time we had Monday was truly remarkable.
Oid acquaintances VI forty years ago met and
greeted where the days of their childhood were
spent The roll Of the company stationed ut the
block house in Columbia during the war of 1912,
was called, and some ten Or more answered to
their names.
Il is entirely country place, with no town
nearer than twelve mlles, aud yet at least 5000
people were assembled for a Fourth OF July Pic.
Mic. The meeting was called to order by Ransom
Drenson, E,q. Prof Monroe, Of Oberlin, was
made President Mr.. Burr, of Columbia, Secre.
tary, Addresses were made by Rev. Mr.. D.sbfo,
vi Berea, Rev Dr. Bronson, Dr.. Gdswold, and
Mr.. Gates Of h yria, Mr.. Turner, Of Gralt,n and
others. The antiquities OF Columbia we're eXhib-
lied, such the hrst woman that moved west Of
the CuyahOga, and the infant she carried 10 her
uriusi the first teacher and her pupils and the
veterans that defended the block house ia 1872.
The day passed very pleasantly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Delnzon Defeated.

Oregon City dates Of jane 7th, state that
the Oregon Legislature bas adjourned without
,lectipg a United States Senator Delazan
y NTH managed to get the nomination in eau
Gus by d vote Of % to 81, but bis Democratic
opponents With the aid Of seven Republicans,
prevented joint Convention to 90 into an cleo
ton The Legislature consists Of 43 Dem.
ocrats and Z Republicans, and is the same
body which elected Smith in the first place -
The majority seem TO have been surfeited with
the Hon Deazon Smith, in short Senatorial
term. It is further stated that the Legislature
elected last year will be so composed as to
elect a Douglas Democrat and a Republican,
Geu.Laue's Senatorial term will expire in 1861
The Oregon election for Member Of Congress
was To he held on the 9th OF June.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Destructive storms in Portage County.


We learn by the Ravenna Democrat that de-
structive storms visited the northern portion Of
Portage county on Wednesday and Saturday
Of last week. Shllersville, Freedom, Windham,
Hiram AMI Garretsville were in their course.
Fences, timber, &c, were prostrated, and four
head Of cattle were killed by falling trees In
Garretlsye the barn of W. Chs1ee was blown
down, and half The roofs Of the halhs of Mr.
]. Jones aud Rev g. Baker were ripped of -
The storm of Saturday was Of extraordinary
violence, and continued about three hours
, 1t became a hurricane in portions Of Ashta-
bula county. In HartsgIove, houses and bans
were unroofed, and persons in fields were blown
off their feet Rev w Wilson, with his horse
and carriage, were blown from the road into a
field, where he was found sfter the stOIm CON
slderably injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Bishop of minnesota.

Rev Henry b. Whipple, Rector of the Church
OF the Holy Communion in Chicago, has been
elected Bishop of Minnesota by the Episcopal
Convention at st. Paul.
The Chicago Press says "Mr. Whipple's en-
ergy, devotion, and success in building up a
Free Church in this city, warrant us in saying
that Minnesota has chosen the very best man
Tor her wants"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

We devote considerable space this morning
to full report Of the "wecome Home" Of the
noble Rescuers by the citizens Of Oberlin.- -
The occasion was most extraordinary one In
this boasted land Of Freedom, and the proceed
iGgs possess deep interest. The scene has no
parallel in the history Of the century.
Their own. -tIapa the U. 8. officials put
taeir foot in" at Elyria as described by some Of
the LoiaiA speakers, will amuse and ediiy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

How 1T STRIKES The Portage County Dem
ocrat prJ;lIimes-" he Administration on It's
knees, crying, Hold, Enough and rejoices that
the Oberlin men "are again in their homes,
without stain upon their fair names"
The Cincinnati Gazette in announcing the
abandonment Of The prosecution of the Rescuers
by the Government remarks;
Whether moved thereto by qualms of con
science, or simply by that weakness in the
knees" which a friend ofthe President attributes
to him as a constitutional infmity We are US
yet uninformed Itis all events, very abrdpt
back down, after so resoIute beginning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
The Ruling Passion of The Absolntlst

Prince Metternch retained to the last, his
ruling passion of inveterate hatred toward
of the Bonaparte dynasty in particular
He is said to have given the following as his
parting advice to Francis Joseph, in relation tC
the present war
Defeat is not distraction IA city, fortress
may be rebuilt-an Empire never, Listen TO
no advice --hcarken TO no propositions OF peace
and, above all, enter into no treaty whatev r
either with The Bonapartes or the Hoosz OF
Savoy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

FRosT IN JULy.-so far July has been more
noted for cool days than hot, and the nights OF
the 81 aad 4th there were light frosts in the
Lake region, in some places about CoPneaut
hard enough to cut the tops fPOtato vines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

PERsoNAL.-Itis is reported that Hon. Charles
Sumner, now in Paris, is about to be married
10 Mrs. Thayer, widow of the late John L.
Thayer, of Boston, and daughter of the Hon.
Francis Granger, Of Canandaigua, N. Y
Ex-President Pierce expects TO retuih home
next month, recent indicntiOns in the health Of
Mrs, Pierce being less encouraging than hereto
fore
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08

OoamrrD The sentence OF death passed on
young Plumer at Boston, for mutiny, has been
commuted 10 imprisonment Tor life