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Mail, daily, except Enndnye Al III sX g r.
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SURF rs 0FFICE r. d. X. r.,
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AxSt and after MONDAY, Nov fist
an this road ,rh,ch ls.vs sgcpma rasseofer Train
will be discontinued. ALEX' WoRRRsnJTT. M
:. ~ :.
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FIN FIGS. Pint suAlIty, inst received and
~ .a's 3 uAN pfzzINrs. M. II NAN = &

GOkHEN BUTTEn-In tab and Vega, 7sT
an''' y ife .se g. g: s:d Y ys.aalis i
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for Gents Wear.
Also. fine line of TWEEDS, SATINETS. &C.,
&c, suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants Gf DDS. have
large anu splendid stock, which cannot be sur
passed.
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week. the most favorable terms,
and wilt he SOLD CHEAP, as | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
Call and examine Tor yourselves before purchas-
Ing elsewhere at JNO. l.. SMITHER'S,
Sc 8-dScw2m No. % Main street
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CEORGE DARBY. Manufacturers Agent for
VI the sale of DOORS, SASH. BLINDS.
uOULDINGS. SC. A large assortment constant
ly hand. Orders, by mail OF otherwise, promptly
attended to: No. l3- Governor street, Rlchmond;
MACHINE put up in any part OF the State at
short notice ~ 29-6m
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NOTICE. The satscnbsts sn sssssnt
z xaoxt possffrsss 10 chsnss ~ - rs1t.
~ business BY the LIST az, 81 ,,s, su' nat TINE
VIII ole! 70 the ,gs asss T s and 's siEsIoW
any article ~ has aas Z eas,eEaers on .
fss.essni. time Ias.s s g , s;s lew WITS.
sssnnRRSst' fRqoPERS' 20 tlIPNkNIS n t sas
style or saAlits an VIII Ger
tainly ind Il greatly % tn ss, x An.
him eAll, - - - dsssssiasS BALDWIN,
Franklin Ct, bet. 18th And lssa ~, v
nom now until the lat q Janasfs aexss
n Al once. tno x-dsssk :. :.
NC,yyyoNsT sn f5EK o suslff !. Sasia
AzXnhRE. three years I'D. - ~
Ne, ,siv.,s ss.s e SIX ", ,s s.s $
either az grsssas SAys.s 49, pssI bsiehssoa.
AZ xss. 9 sssssis "A = 1870 ssslsssss
e ~ SF1F 6I7TIiTY NALr.aAi.
y fEkA isss epsssa sio 3. aILLgR : co.'s
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DENTIsTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. .The Cleo
&eYYplastls, and yucanits pfecss ;,h, +, ~. "
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisheu
Of its absolute superiority over oil other methods
full or partial sets of teeth. and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now ~,
mouth. and the suction thereby secured. enables
him to insert one or more teeth 1c,sAont esa.ps.sI
ing hig hest In the profession, North and South:
Testimonials win he given and speelmens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets OF Teeth, on
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed Office ON Main street. opposite
Corinthian Hall MOLLY
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1 OUOD STZEN-EATKA.-We are
opening desirable lot of Shoes for Wo-
men of the following kinds: Women's Boots, to
s, 5to9: 6to9; WomeB's 6ne Morocco pegged and
sewed Heeled Boots, 6 to 0, z to made to our or
der; Women's prime Dutch Boots; Misses Boots.
OF all qualities; Children's Shoes. very heavy and
good. For sale low by PUTNEY WATTS.
n TO THE MECHANICS--The subscriber,
- having been in the employ ment of Mr.. John
Dooley for several years past. has opened
new store at No. 100 Broad street, where he is pre-
pared to furnish the best MObESKIN HATS fof
81. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Practical Halter, No. 100, Broad street
Between 9Th and 9th.
NJ B-Rppariug II
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TURIN, ROPER 3 MUIR
SrnifsssszzEExEN RAY,
UNDERT1KERS.
Governorstreet, between Main aad Franklin, RicA-
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand Al kinds Of ready -mads
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jrAcoB A. LEWIS.

1,HE BEST 64o. Calico, at
The best SIC. Calico, at
~ - JACOB A. LIE
The best $40. Bleaehed and UnbIch'd Co
JACOB A. LIZ
The best bargains in Collars. at
JACOB A. LIZ
The best bargains IN Cambria Bands. at
JACOB A. LIE
The best bargains in Bed Blankets, at
LEWIS TX N,
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JORDAN. VIM a. CO..

JORDAN, VIM d CO..
j GENERAL C0afafTS SION MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK. RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase OF
ali kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDIZE.
They are permitted to refer to Messrs: Kent.
Paine Co., Messrs. Crenshaw Co., Richmond
GEO. W. JORDAN,
JOHN q. WYNN,
Late of the firm Of Breeder FSx,)
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go NOTICE. 1--WE most respeoiful-

E9 NOFICE. >. W Q most respectfuI- \
60 > ~ call the attention of our friends. III
customers, and the public generally. to our -
assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET-BAGS, VALICEs, &C., as they will find the
largest and best assortment Of Goods in our tine,
or elsewhere, and a. all prices, either Of our own
manufacture. or of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
Of Boots. Shoes. re-. No. ~ Main street,
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr PLUME offers his ser
WI vices to the public in the treatmentof all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice IN the above
branch gives DR.. p. a claim to public favor.-Ofce
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel, and
ways on hand. 2 supply Of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOW RS;' one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
cines sent to order. All comnY Eicatlons by letter
otherwise promptly attends to. Richmond. Va
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EI.LETT & WETSTGER.

0 ELLETT & WEISIGER,
u mo. 167 Main street,
"OP OSITE EXCHANG BANK,
Have just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLESoF GENTS FINE DRESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: the GARlBALDI.
ZOUAVE. VICTOR EMANUEL, and splendid
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
in great variety.
n SOMETHING NEW.-Just received. the
lAZOUAVE HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call and get one.
r. L. DICKINSON.
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisiser,
Main STRAIT
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Law AND MEDICAL 0A1Q4
@S, II. n. GORDON, Nj. d. efsrs M
- prolsss;ooal Seisios1 u he citissns d
Richnst 81 - yistnsty. -. ....... <,A....h
Hi, bsfwoea 91kh aad s6tk stfeots. Ne 1e~-1tdF
-
DIR. BRTCkEN may Be ccasQlted
Pearl street. next 70 B. B. Eacho, between ths
honf6 Of 10 and Is A. M, and TO q o'clock, r. NJ
During fntermediate hours he Will rtsst probes
siunaliy eysy one desiYing his eorvice9 -
- He may 81 found st MI hours Of the N IGHT
81 his yesidssce, Leigh It., tseuth sIde) bet.een
"a and I'd. u0H-lm
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I,HE SHOULDER SEAM Shirt. WINCH

THE SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT, which
has been So d SO long by the subscribers, is still
offered to customers AS an article having all the re-
by tarse number Of purchasers, and caunot be ex-
celled in any of the following points The best fit
town; uniformity in shape and finish. Approved
makes of linen and cotton are used. and those who
have tried our goods in this line have always ex-
pressed satisfaction. Cali gst YOUR sunnles at
ITO Main ST. TUPMAN Il HULL.
1910 HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
1919. NABLE CL0THING-F AL l.
G0ODS.-The subscriber has just received his
stock of FALL CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing every article in
the Clothing line.
Also a stock Of CLOTHS. CAssIMERES, Vest
ings and Tailors' Trimmings, not to be surpassed
by any house in the city. which he is prepared to
make to measure at the shortest notice. and in the
latest and most approved styles. -
E. B. SPENCE,
No, 40, cor Main and 18th SITS
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- FINE MOROCCO BOOTEES.
sES~ with and without heels, Philadelphia
made: excellent quality Ladies' Calf Bootees and
Goatskin, with and without Heels at astonishngly
Caters; PlSn, Foxed, Tipped, &C., for Ladies and
Misses. at prices TO please evsrybody; Beautiful
Brogans. for Servants; a very good and cheap Calf
Shoe, Oxford Ties, Boots, for Men and Boys; the
75c., worth twice the money; Children's Shoes OF
all kinds and prices according, that every body
able tdhuy pair of Shoes for servant. by ca ling
It No q Main street. JOSEPH ETRAUSE,
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~ BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
49, for ladies and gents.-We are now pre-
pared to make To order at short notice and reason
able prices Boots and Shoes of every known variety
and sly lie now worn. Having in our employ the
best workmen. and using one but the very best
materials, we satisfied that we can suit those
want with Boots, Shoes, &c, which. for quality
sty le and hnIsh are by none in the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots. Shoes. Trunks, &C., Main street, next
to American Hotel.
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FAIL SITppIy

The attention of the public is re- ExSaN
Ispectfully asked to nv Fall stock of~A4f1A
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, &c., comprising full
assortment IN every department Of the trade. Is
pecia attention has been paid IN the sele ction Of
staple articles and other kinds adapted to tn whole
sale trade and country merchants viii consult
their interests by examining my stock belize pur-
chasing, as am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
above T. X. Price Il Co. JN0. G.. PAGE. JR.
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(N1EAP. CHEAP GOODS. FROM AUG.
~ Tf0N, AT MAILERT'S, Al MAIN STREET.
2nO yards all sty les Dress Goods, he of very
eheap. Gail and see. 20 Ladies'. Misses and
Chdren's Cloaks, at manufacturers prices; 300
Colored Quilted warranted steel spring. Skirts to
be OIL at half the reguar prices 500 large Beo
ard Servants Blankets. very; very cheap l00
much below their worth; 2G0o yards Second
Mourning Calico the b st nuke, only four pence;
5000 Cambria Bends Collars and Handkerchlefs,
the cheapest in this city Cottons. Hosiery. Tick
'ngs. Towels, and all other articles IN the Dry
Goods line, to be run Off cheap, at
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INSURANCE.

s4~y>>>,~ >>y>>~~> ~
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
~ COM PANY,
Chartered by the Lsgisgatnrs Of Virginia in 1854.
Capifal--S35e, 900.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Insures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY y. THOMAS ANGUS r. BLAKEY,
7; b. ROBERTSON, JAMES T. CLOSE,
ED. SANGSTER. VIM. ID. MASSEY,
DR. r. H STABLER. THOMAS I. HILL,
CHRIST NEALE, RICH'D ii. CARTER,
p. d. LIPSCOMB, ROBT. F. LESTER,
SILAS BIGU0W. 8. T. STUART,
VIM. M. TURNER, WM. WRIGHT.
HENRY w. THOMAS. President.
T. B. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL. Treasurer.
WIN. WRIGHT, Secretary. sAs
JAS Il. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our office.
B. A. COOKE.
l.. g. CLOSE,
14th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc 3-6m Richmond, Va.
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THE CHEAPEST SILkS, black and colofed;
l. the cheapest printed Deaines and Poplins; che
hespest Damasks and Towelings; the cheapes.
Bed aud Negro Blankets; the cheapest Full Cloth,
kerseys and Linseys; the cheapest Embruideries
the cheapest Carpets and Rugs; the cheapest Brown
and Bteached Shirtin So; the cheapes, Hoop Skirts
the cheapest Hosiery and Gloves; the cheapest
Corsets; the cheapest Shawis, Chesterfelds aud
Cioaks Competition thrown in the shade. My
large stock of Dry Goods must be sold The price
of the iateness of the 1t will be to the in
terest of farmers. Planters and heads of families
nf
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN GOODS.
\ s 10 600 worth Of Goods to be closed ont ct re-
ducad prices, at GOLDSMfT'S, 2D5 Broad street.
Now is the time to receive bargsi Dress and
Cloak Trimmings, Corsets. Millinery Goods,
Cloaks. Bleached and UnbIeached Cottons. Elan
neis. fFlsh Linens. Black Silks. Cambria Bands
Collars Chldrens' Worsted Goods, Hair Nets,
White Goods kerchiefs, Gents, LADIES' and
Chiidren's Under Shirts Hosiery. Gauntets, w ool-
len Yarns. t is to the interest of all to CALL as the
Goods must be sold at some price TO make roam: so
if sou want bargains which YOU viii certainly get,
20 r, GOtIDSMlI IO5 BROAD ST.
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Cd 1859,

NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DR. GOODS,
At JOHN L.SMITHER'S,
No. % Main street.
have received from New York and PhiiadelphIs
my entire stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
embracing all the newest designs and fashions,
suited for the present and approaching season.
A choice and rich assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every species and
quality.
Also. magnificent and complete stock of
FRtNCH and ENGLISH CLIO rHS.
BLACK and FANCY CASSI NJ Err Els,
BLACK and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
INGS.
great variety of
NECK TIES,
WOOL SHIRTS,
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cUKFTS OFFICE n, D. R.R.
klchmond, Nov. 18Th, 1853
r. cEunzwnr, SPECIAL NO TIC E-tr
and after MONDAY. Nov slst
= !, lst9. the second Passeos or r. an
on this road, which leaves Richmond nj n p Al y
will be discontinued. ALEX. WORRALJ..
no 28-lm S,,.s.sasa 49,,
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AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford. Dickinson < Weisiger, rs Main st.,
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
epst2meIs to his, large and extensive stock of
been selected from the largest manufactures: ON
the most favorable terms. especially for the Var
prisng all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous To mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited TO examine
my stock knowing that In price, quality or sty lie it
cannot be Sn rpnsSad.
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- shoes! xM0Es !:--Ths srsatssi
ind. . Al Sa Nan s sssss saa 1o0 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

CAMP MEETING AT BEREA-During the past
week the annual Camp Meeting has been held at
the grounds at Berea. A large number Of visl-
tors went out from this city on Sunday. The woods
were filled with horses and vehicles OF all possi-
BILE descriptions, from the livery carriage to the
rude Jumper with which the rustic swain took
his Dulcnea to catch glimpse of the outside
word through the medium of Camp Meetng.-
There were two stands for English speakers, and
one for German preaching. The crowd in atten-
dance was Immense, and The sceue, both by day
aud night, but especially the latter, wild and ex-
citing in the extreme. Camp meeting scenes have
been so often described that we need not attempt
anything new in that line. There wasless of out
side excitement or disturbance than at some pre-
vious meetings in the vicinity. The meeting viii
probably adjourn to-day, having been in session
for week
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oLEvELAND. WEDNESDAY yloRNINe. sEPrEMBER I. lg5a

Ouly little wholesome Surgery, sfter al
aud II now and then his treatment 10 what they
call too "heroic," and the "pa'ient tree dies .
little before its time, you may be cure Il would
Only have linge.ed out an uEprofitable life.
We waste good deal of sympathy some-
times, upon objects that do not need e. Thus
the worm that you crush "that feels pane "a
when giant Dies" according to the poet is
all in the poets line, we fancy The nervous
system Of a worm Is said not to be very deli.
cate; its cerebral organization is Of the slight.
est-sbout as much, perhaps, as flberts
But they arc very curious pieces Of mechanism,
though, il one will suffer himsclf to get near
enough to examine them, and needlessly to de-
stroy one is to set the foot upon a more deli
cate piece OF work than, even without giving
il life, oil the wit and wisdom Of man can Do.
wise. We reeoilect having one Of those semi
transparent reptiles under the microscope. =
Talk about the glory of Solomon or the train
OF an India pheasant, each particular hnir.
like hlament upon its body had ring Of ruby
and ring Of emerald, as IL Il bad been rolled
up like dinner napkin And then, Il was pill.
ded over the eyes and looked generally as ii il
had been out in great rain Of silver aud dia-
monds and got drenched. But the most won
deriul part Of it was, that its life swung back
ward and forward like a clock pendulum, There
It was, vibrating 10 and fro like the bubble in
the sTiTit level. The man who could withdraw
such creature from beneath tie microscope
and crush it., must be singularly made
But, bless US how far we have got from
the black6irds. On second thought, not SO
very far, though, Nor, by the nice adjustment Of
the social system, among the clover classes"
of the farmers teeming population, Tie bird
and the worm arc brought together, and we
leave the former to pick up the latter, as "ear-
y birds" do, while we Law down The pen
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Our BOOK Table.

BAYARD TAYLoR's TRAvELs Letters from
Greece and Russia. G. p. Putnam. New York,
1859.
We yesterday announced the receipt of this
book from Messrs. J. b. Cobb 4 Co., and merely
refer to it again to add slight testimonial to the
intense interest with which the readers Of Tay lors
letters are carried along with the author through
published from time to time ia the New York Tri-
bune, whore they have been admiringly read by
thousands. One beauty of Bayard Taylor is, that
hs'ealls things by their right names, and does not
prudishly edge around every commonplace affair,
lest il give offence.
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OVICE oY THE BOARD or MANAGENEST oY TnE D
BATrLK or l.. ERIE MONUMENT AsaoCiATioN'f
SanluskN. Sspl. lsi, lR50. y

OHICE OF THK BOARD OF MANAGENEST OF THE
BATTLE or l.. ERIE MONuhEST AssooIArioN'i
sandusky, Sept lst, 1859.
The Board of Management, In order to save
time and secure order, in the ceremonies and ex-
ercises on the approaching celebration Of the An
nivers,ry of the Battle Of Lake Erie, the 10th Of
September issue this Programme;
The Corner Stone Of the Monument will be laid
by HoRAog s. sToKEs, Most worskipful Grand
Master Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the State
Of Ohio assisted by the Craft, on Gibraltar Island,
early as practicable after tho arrival of the del
egalion. |'.aA
Immediately thereafter, salute from the U. s.
Steamer Michigan and ibe Military.
At 2 o'clock tho Association will bo called TO or
der, in the Grove on Putin. Bay Island.
Hon. Lewis Cass, President, will preside, or in
bis absence, Hon, Ross wilkins, Yico President
Of Detroit, assisted by Gov. Chase, Hon Il. Cooke
Judge II. V. Wilson, Hon. samI starkwoather,
aud such other of the Vice Presidents and Board
of Management as may be present, Survivors oi
tho Battle Lake Erie, Governors, Senators, Mem
bsrs Of Congress, judges, Mayors Of Cities. and
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
AUer the opening romarks Of the President,
Prayer BY Right Reverend Bishop Moooskoy, Of
Detroit.
Music.
Report Of tho Board Of Management, by WIN. s.
PisIson' ESQ Treasurer, sandusby.
Music.
orutlou BY Hon. R. P spaldiDg, of Cleveland.
Music.
Dsnsdiotiou, BY 5. c. Aiken, D. D (, Of clsvo-
land.
Grand Parade and Salute by the Military Com.
panies. rr
Grand AarsAai-Major Geo, James B. stssd-
man, Toledo.
AssistaHts-FOster N. FOllot, Esq, sandushy,
Ohio Gen. c. b. Philips. Toledo Ohio Gen. J.
W. Fitch, Cleveland, Ohio John Jonney, ESQ,
Port Clinton, 0hioj Col. Murray Whalon, Erie,
Penn Wm. II. Craig, Esq Detroit, Miehj Jas.
L. Barton, Rsq Buffalo, N. Y.
A. II. MOSS, s. sTARKWEATHER.
y. 7, BARNEY, J. Y. UAMPBELL,
j. A. CAMP, s. CHAMPLIH.
NJ. X. WAITE, W.. W. D0BBIN,
Executive Commiitee
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PAINEsvILLE AND YIcIMrY,--At the Conven.
tion held at Painesvile on Saturday, to elect dele
gates to the Senatorial Convection at Madison on
Thursday next, hessrs. A. Wilcox, George E.
Payne, s. Z. Center, and A. P. Axtell were elect
ed. There is a prospect ofa close and heated con.
test at this Convention, the fight waxing between
French aud Tinker H.
The County Convention for the nomination Of
County officers was held yesterday at PaiuesvTe.
The Presbyterian Society Of Kirkland arc build
.1g new church .h
AT Madison, on Tuesday last, eleven persons had
their pocket picked by the rogues who follow the
menagerie from place to place to prey upon the
visitors.
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GUT PER- VA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

nR. B. Z. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved lhs Dental Office to his residence, M a6
Wood four doors North Ofthe NJ E Church. wher he
will be happy to see all of his former patrons or any bth-
who NAY need his services.
fNsvelaud Mfro' N l2aa--Wh92.At
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

A BuoKEYE ABRoAD, OR WANDERING IN EUROPE
AND THE ORIENT. BY Somuel S, Cox. COlum-
bus. BOllet Foster q Co. 1859.
This is a book Of travels in Europe and the East
during the year 1851, by native Ond resident of
Ohio. The author is a graduate of BroEn Uniyor.
sity, and tells bis narrative Of sights and sounds
which he encountered in his travels, in spirited,
raOy and graceful style. So popular has the work
been, that seventh edition Is called for. The
book is handsomely illustrated aud an exquisite
steel engraving Of Mont Blanc forms the fr0ntis-
piece. For sale by ]. B. Cobb Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07
l6y- For City News sec third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth

CONcERT AT TvIMBuReH--The Twlnsburgh
Fair OOmmensss to day, to continue three days
The people Of TWinsburgh have done all in their
power to prepare for the pleasure and prof. Of
guests aud visitors upon the Fair. To-morrOw
Thursday evening ROots operate Cantata Of
"The Haymrkers," will be given on the Fair
grounds under the large tent, in which piece abou,
$50 singers will take part. 1t has been pre-
pared and rehearsed under tho direction of Mr.. A.
Byron Chase. II viii be very attractive aud
pleasing musical entertainment 90 Friday A. NJ.
the eantata Of the Flower Queen will DO given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

County FNss.--We give below the time Of
holding the County Fairs for this vicinity. The
entire list for the State was published some time
ago So far as heard from, preparations are being
made for complete aud systematic arrangements
at all of these Fairs. Those which have already
been held have been well attended