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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
OLD SENECA?
JONES ELECTED 10 THE Leg
ISLATURE.
I.RrEc ItenubIIcRn GnIns.

Large AeenubttcNm GAINS
The result Of the election in Old SEN
eca should inspire every Republican with
confidence. The Republieunshav made
gallant fight in nearly every township
IN the county and have como out ofthe
battle, covered all over with honor. Con-
sidcring the fact that we had natural
ized vote ofAbout 200 70 contend with,
we have done exceedingly well. We
have kept down the democratic majority
IN the county to aoo--when they claimed
and confidently counted on 5Oo--und
have made large gains in several oftho
townships. Except in one or two in
stances, the Republicans worked mannil-
" and are entitled to great credit.
We have carried one member Of the
Legislature and stand good chance Of
carrying our whole ticket next year.
Lot Il not be said that Seneca county
isdemocrstic. Let the watch-word pass
along the line. that "Seneoa must and ,ciR
Be- redeemedn
The democrats have elected their en-
tire county ticket Except Lang, whowas
defeated by his own party,) by about 400
maj Jones CRep. is elected to the Legis-
laiuro over Lang, by about 100 maj, So
Seneca wiz have divided voice in the
next Legislature.
Republicans, this il victory worth
growing over-this is glory enough for
one campaign. TAres cheers for JONES
snd ne RePablioaA banner to'bRship ~
Boys keep your powder dry Let's up and
At them again.
Below viii be found a summary Of the
general result:
AnAas tp-Rep. majority on State ticket
4l--a gain Of IA from last year. Jones 90
over Lang
BLOoH, l6 Rep. maioriy-a gain Of 10,
The Republicans Of Bloom have sohiUv-
ed = glorious victory.
Bic srRiNo, 1913 democratic majority
We bslioy> 10Y voted in this township
without regard to age, sex or citizenship.
CHIFFON, 20 dem. majority, Huber 10
over Lang.
EnSNnsI Rep. mslohty--S loss Of2O
from last year.
HoFEwELL, is dem. mRiority--Langon-
lg ~ over Huber Well done, Hope
well.
JACKSON, 45 Rep. majorily-A gain ofs
iones and Huber about 80 ahead Hurrah
fer the Jackson boys.
LmERrE a Rep. mslority-Jones "a
orr Lang. Liberty, the star that never
sstsl
IoUpoN, 81 Rep. majority Rep. losl
ofe from lastly Jones 6S over Lang
PL4AsASr gives the Republican tieke
loo q q nsiority and Jones 80 over Lam
--a gaia ofa5. Three cheers for Pleas
anti
RelD gives the Republican state an.
county Ticket about SO majority, a gsh
efoa from last year. Reed has done no
BY and % eatitledto the banner,
e0nso gave u, this year, only 9s ma
ioniy and Jones Goa falling or ora
fpm lest Year,
aiannA 7e dem. nsioIiiy, q gain Of d
-.Lane 6t ahead.
T5HrsoN gives ihe dom. tieket ISl ma
ibEiiy--Lang I2s ahead The Republ
cans were not AZ out
RtuoEinod dohe exceedingly well. IA
gh||aaa1 have 3 nsaiorty on tlie stat
tietel va about9 on Rep. That win a
I1ah 20 IglHn, he lalolSeos, by im
naon una naturalization, made larg
npon w snd camo out about "a
% Tht Republicans tone hol
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

The Portsmouth Journal publishes a
passbort given by James Monroe, when
Minister 10 England, IN 1906, 70 Essex
White, a slave and body servant Of John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, and a negro, In
which the said Essex White is called "a
citizen ofthe United States"
II is lucky that President Monroe did
not live in these days. The Democrats
would read him out Of tho party for such
aagrant contradiction Of the Drod Scott
deoision.--A baRy EpeRiRg Jour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THR
RICHEST DIADEM,
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPerors!
Wbatf Whv Beautifui Head Of Hair.

Whati Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Beeaue Il h The ornament Of God Himself provided
Tor a our race. Reudef, although BE 1859 may bloom
90 brightly in he glowing cheek, the eye ever 20
fs covering The halls be inaried and shriveed,
harsh aud dry oT Worlo still ifiprnkled with gray ma
tufe will lose more than half her charms. Prof woods
Hair Restorative u used tive or hires iimes week.
will restore nnd permanenty seonFo an such
mont. Read tho itnawing and ladaa Tho writer Of
The first ist The celebrated riauist, 7laiheTgi
~ Noon New York, Aptil ~, IsJs.
neW sir--rermit me 70 eEpreisio you me eblga
tions under The enirs fcstoranah Of ny haiTt
its orral colof About the iins 81 ny ardralin the
United statod uwasrapidly becnming rray, but upon
the application Of yepr iiar i'e.iofatlse il soon re
covered ~ original hua l consider your Restorative
a. very uoudeFio ryontion, quite oihcatous as well
q saeFseahls AN, dear sr youFi truly, THALnuRo.
"DBch ar Gwylsdydct'
Wslch NeWspapefoiiee, 70 Nastun a., April le, 50.
Pfof o. J. WoODf--OeaT sir--some month Or siH
weeks ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative
aad gave IA tony wife, who eonnuded Try it On her
hs qle hinki1e ~ thsiims that g woud restore the
surprise shefp ieW weeks trial d has noIfo4med that
ponderlnl effect By turning a the grey hsrs 10 dafk
hair siTougy recommend ne above Restorative 10
oil persons in Nsni ofsuph change ~ thgif hair.
CHARLES CARnEW,
Haw YORK, lnly Ql, 1857.
rfel .. D. Wcon-Wiih condduuoe 90 recomIaeni
your isf Restorative, being the mos. eoacious ar
iqls ovefsaw. srnce uginF youI HAS Ralfogatirs nay
haif Ard whilkgrs, Wilt Ntfe almost ahte gradually
grosn dark and nov feel conddeut that lev moro
tpplcauoni win refiore them % their naior uolof
Ia hat slso relieved Of al iandruh and uupioai1nl
itching, 90 common among persons Who pelspre nssy
eHNN 8. G. hlkaY
rIef Woep-A Abaut Two ysarssso my haiI eomIasne-
cd islhng od and nmlns srayi was ast bscomipr
hald, andhRd iIled maDy remedies % no eject COM
monqsd ntrF yoar Resioiaiife inJ anuaU last. "A iee
arnioauo oui asiened ny hair hTmly. a tggoe % hl
np grow oni aad tulna hlnk 20 10 0nner color, bisof)
AZ HE um0 US iily restored ~ ls pfgnal color,
hsnIih Al arance and ehgeIltiiy fecauuedd Ks
uls taau }. ID, nOEs.
Chicago. M, May ., 1857.
TIE Restorative 4 pat up IN boiiea ora sinss. rl
large medium and iunlliths sunll holds Is plat, and
rotaiis lof doisf per ootisi ie mcdum hoids a.
eeki twenty pr cani nole N ploporuun llsrna
Ielaih iortgl joIaIipef lotle ne large hct Qunr
io ~ cent uole Ia upionorAon, and retail. 90 e9
o. q, WOOD a Co.s rfopteiarf, 3 n hipldwryt
New lot ,lin daa gloai N. ". fiie Aalhns Establish
ntnt,l aal iit hafhtl street, "a. iuuiii tio.
81 And ~ b til eoei Druggists aaud f,ees .eod'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
The Fiilibusiors ITaken.

NRw ORLEANs, Oct. 8.
Tho Flllibustors have arrived here in
custody or the United States Marshal
Captains Muy, Fassaux and Scott, and
Colonel Anderson have been held to bail
In 90 600 10 answer. The erest Of the men
who were LEFT at the Barracks below the
city, have since deoamped. There being
no guard the Nlhhusters made the soldiers
leave the while coming up the rlver--
They state that they were ON . fishing
Marty
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
Rejected by the pcOplc--Ttcwnrd-
ed by the President.

The President has again illustrated his
emncnuy Democratic principle ofreward-
ing those whom the people repudiate.-
Hon. SAMUEL SMITH, for six years Con-
gresham from Tennessee, was overwhel-
mingly defeated at the last election, prob-
ably fortoo faithfully serving the President
instead Of his constituents. Mr.. DuoHAN-
AN has just made him Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

The question Of tho future annoxstiOn
ofWost Florida to Alabama Is exciting
considerable interest among both states,
During the approaching election in Florida
twill form one Of the principal matters
Of consideration.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

tits singular fact that though tho De-
mocraey of Maine fought their recent g
lection openly and squarely on the Doug
las platform, heresalt shows hoayy loss.
Last year Buchanan was beaten 5000, and
now Douglasism ia $4,000 behind.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. 1.-The adoption Of
the WyandCtle Constitution Is rendered
certain by the reception Of the returns
rom the most important counties. The
majority may probably reach 1000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
"NYho KIIIcd Cock RohinNl

Judge Lang, who is much ablor and
better man than skinner, was defeated by
the "eliqus" because he iu German and
has proved too Independent to DO led by
the party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
senator Brod eriek IIllIed in a
Duck.

Dff LOUIS, Oct y.
The overland California mail,with dates
from San Francisco 70 the 10th nlt., which
reached Ieflerson City this afternoon, bir-
nishes the following important in,elli-
genco;
A duel between Senator Broderick and
Chief Iustce Terry took place near San
Francisco on the morning of the ! 18th ult.
Senator Broaeriek fell at the frat fre,
pierced through The lungs. He fingered
until hslcposi nine O'Clock on the nom
ing Of the 10th, whenhe died, The CONF
mnRity "a profoundly agitated BY this
melancholy event. Jadss Terry escaped
unhurt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
sANFoRDfs
LIVER INVIGDnAT0n.

NEVER nEnTTITAfES.
TT ~ COMPOUNnEU ENIiRELf fnOM GUYS
u 1nd has become sd astahiihed bet antiari
Medicine, known ard arl Nf0fai by al fhtl hnf1
used it, and is nov rH.di Ia lo nilh coufdenos f1
on diseases for whiaN vi & Iil rtddmnandsf.
n has cured ih1u randa fithin ihc last two Ysff
who bad riVen rup alN ihores Of relief, as tho
numefoui uusolicited cef Eltihoates I'm ny p0tfes.
sion show Ill
Ihe aosn must NJ adon,l ifri ~ fhn famnara
~ the individual thkiHf To. snd ust in tuch quanl
Titles 10 act gently on -ifhe Bowels.
Let The dictates Of VouT Niudrment guide vou in
the uae of the Liver tn.l "a viaorai1r. and d will
curn Liver Cnmniainffa - Bilious Anaoks. uYf.
pepsia, Chrouie diarfhma.I - s. u nmar Compaiuu,
nyssnieryf DronIy, Soufl 0istamaeh. uahitual Coz
ivenetl, Choic ChaiafaI - nfanium, fiiuiehce,
ianndice. Female udatII - 'natlas and nlav hC used
ruccessfaiiY an oriinl -iarr famiiY Medicine -
u viii cure riuk hoadaehc - fas thousands tcstis
81 IN TWENTY NuurEs,I 2iftwo Or three tealpoon-
irls are taken n caut ~ luienrameuf Of aftuck.
An who use u are rivl ling their testimony in
ita iavos.
NIX Water In the Mouth with the In
vigofator, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
The Result

Below win be found tho aggregate re-
suit ofthe Election in this county, on
most of the candidates.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

Miss Maria Noble
Best Oh Painting landscape prem 3
James VI. Patterson
90 90 DO Head - 8
Miss Maria Noble
do Display Do ~ ~ 9
Misses III. and J. Spooucr
do single piece water coieu /"
Tuhison q Fay rN
do display Ambrotypes and
Dagueuotypes lat" OF 2
Falkner and Pennington
% do do do do "a /" !
Joseph Vollmor
Best display Engravings Ist 2
James Pelan
"a do do Cd d" 4
James Pelan-Engrsvin Webstsrl Diploma
Miss Ann f.. Bakor-Hair Wreath I"
Misses II and Spooner
Piece Cayon Drawing
Miss Anna Pursous-medley picture
Jane II, Lewis-Ariifcial flowers
entry No. :
Ada Appleby-C -Crayon Drawing f"
DO Pencil
Mary Crum-Shol House
do Wax Work
do Hair Wreath
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

?. A. peari-btrel ol aour prem
J D. Altenhaael el-aeN bad stone ears com
p. epielman- Cushnan's Iehininq rods
10 Cook weeihef sinr tehiT
Rhodes and Hinehart-iu'cimcrs
smiih and Miller-hung cutter
g q Beilhaiff- -aftiioial teeth
g. M Yefk.sngar pan lirhlf
Joseph Gasset iold.ng clothes frames "
D. Durfey-Modsr sewing machine highly ="
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

Returns from Pa. indicate the triumph
Of the Opposition ticket BY large major
ity. The OPP. have carried the cities Of
Philadelphia a nd Pittsburgh. Pennsyl-
yanis and Ohio will stand shoulder to
against Leeomptonism in 1860.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

CLASS l3th-FLOwERs SHRUBERRY
The Com. on this class made the following
report:
"To The Board Of Directors OF the Seneca
Go. Agricultural Society
Your Com, on entries in olass No. l3
would respectfully report, that of the entries
In "Best dioplay Of Towering plants in bloom
In pots" No. 2, J. II. Good In entitled 10
the lst prem. 20 + q SO IS. And as TO en-.
tries Nos and 3, the Com are equally diVi
ded az 10 which ~ entitled 10 the "a Premium
and in as much rs exhibitors Of them. have
added much TO the show in "Flsral Hall" re-.
commend that the Board allow oach promi.
um a. second beat %
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
cLAss ad- sWEEpsTAKRs.

spanish Merin, Buck lst pm oE4 , 5
90 (" 5 ESe iss ora S
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

0lTfioa. Scoit wsn % sail Cor tho Pa
siiis ees.s on russday, entrusted WIN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

NNNNNNNN|a
The Family Cnthafiic
tive Caihanic which tho
bis rfacnca more than
The ounstfanily increa.
who have long used the
tion which 40 express ih
induood me 70 place them
The Profession well
thgriies act 90 different
The Family Catharlic
forcrco % this wen fs.
pounded from q variety of
tracts which nrt alike on
tary canal, and nre coon
wheru a Cathaitio isnee
monta Of the stomach.
Back and Loins, Cosiive.
ovortho whole body from
qusntly. ifnogloctod, end
loss ofAppsiilo q creep.
yer The body, Restless.
weight IN the Head, al.
Worms In children or A.
great Purifier Of the blood
which futh ID heir, foc
this advertisement. nnse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

Fifty Cents

AAAs OCMNs
VIII buy ] 10. Condition Powders,
The best in use and oniy half the common price.
HEAR THE TEsTtMONY.-Df. George w Cal.
rera Veterinary Surgeon faysiI have used Woottera
Conditions Powders, and consider them the best 81.
ticle have used sloans and other kinds, aad
consider this FAR supeperor for cleansing the Blood
and giving an appeute--ggra ihehar GLOSSY appear
ance-rcal silky"
Mr. Thomas Scott Of Tymocatee and Mir Horton Of
Republc, says We have used avarety Of kinds and
We consider Woouer's far preferable 10 any in uac.
Come and Try them.
HHeaVes---OElc Dollar
Will buy n bottle of medicine that
will cure heaves eHecusly.
HEAR THE TESTIMONY Me John Michael
says; 81 hava nsed bottle Of Four leaye medicine,
and u has performed perfect cure ."
r. =. Thisi entirely now preparation. II u not
Powder, bui Liquid. For sale by'J. !. Wooster,
only.
Pole Evil--ORc Dollar
VIII buy a bottle that will cure
Pole xvii every time. For sale BY II. Wooserohiy.
Ring BOne--One Dollar
VIII buy q box of Ring Bone cure.
For sale by J. r. Wooster, only.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14
LlST 0F PREMIIIMs

at lhe 9th annual Fair of
the seueca County Agricultural
Society,
CLASS Ist-CATTLE-ist DIVISION.
bEanAMs HAVING RELIABLE rEDfonEE.
Levi Keller
Bull yrs. old let Prem. or 4 "a &C
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

fpILLise rcutls but so.
proprietor has used IN
Twenty Years.
cslsinf demand from iho1o
lrills, and the satisfac.
regard 10 their use, has
Euiihin thercach ofail.
t-,|snow that different Ca
NIpuriion Of DE bowels.
D FILL has, with due ro
shahlithed fact, been COM
fhe ruIcttNcgcthhie EN-
- every part Of the alimen.
tiIahd SAYS in au cases
6Ided, such o. Uerango-
lslroniness, Pains in the
nass, pain aud Soreness
- sudden cold, which fre.
6lin a long courso Of Fever
EIinf sensation ol Cold o.
HiIness, Headucho, Or
r,lInhammatoy Diseases,
dults. Rheumatism, n
and many diseases 70
nnmsfous 70 montlon In
III toa.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

A m pANTINO FARMS in a dtiighthi uinais.
"A rich,ou, ard ssoure ifslu tls 80 adse elii.auqnt
q isuuonlqs ialii % anatlsI seiuna. iuil3tn
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

NNhNN MANNN AHMNHa
The Liver Invigoraor and Family CaihaHic Pills are
reaied BY DfnFgista generay, and sold Wholesale y
the Trade In al large towns.
5. a. w. sanford. NJ. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
a35 broadway, New York.
Fcrialo BY =. p. woouer, Tiain, o. ocu4lr
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GLASS ad-Qd DivIsIoN-MAREs.

CLASS 2d-3d DlNlSl0N-DRAFT uOR.
SEES s. MARES.
Hiram Pool
rair Brown Geldings lst" OF 4 8
Wm, l. Reed
Pair Bays yrs old "a OF q .
A. B. MsClelland, Single Dfan
Gelding Bay yrs old lst 4" o r & ,
n. B. Title, Single DraN Gelding
Gray 10 yrs old I'd 4" o Y --2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-10-14

CLASS Ist-CATTLE 90 DIVISION.
nirnovnD cAYrLE WITHOUT PEDIGREE
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CLASS 2d-4h DTyIsIoN-oARRIAGE
HORSES,

WoO- y NC0IVT
plsok Gclding eyrs old lst" oF&9 4.
G., b. Gross
Bay Gslding I yrs old 0d oF&l 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15
The Mount vernon Association.

EDITOR LEADER We are about to be solic-
tied to contribute towards the purchase of the
Mt Vernon estate by the Ladies Mt Vernon
Association, and to make improvements of that
establishment, hallowed by the dust of Wash
ingtOn-thus preserving it from decay and des-
ecration-a noble object truly, one that has en-
listed the sympathies and efforts of many noble
hearted Ladies-but as we are all accountable
to God for the money entrusted to our care, and
have many other ways in which we knOtU it
can be usefully applied-aye, is sorely needed
by suffering humanity, shall we not be verify
guilty if we expend our money on this Mt. Yer
non operation without investigating its claims
on US most thoroughly If its plans are judi
cious and its foundation secure, they can suffer
nothing by such investigation. For one,
wish to see its charter published, if it has a
charter; if it has not, 1 wish to know how the
association is to be Perpetuated and to retain
the property in its hands. wish to know also,
how it proposes to manage it after it gets it
whether the association will not be placed in
the predieament of the man who bought an ele-
phsnt because he was cheap, but not knowing
what to do with hlm, was glad to give him
away. Whether in such case the State of Vir-
ginia is, by the contract to be the sole purchas-
er, and consequently sole dictator of the terms
ofPurchase. .....-. .-.
In short, l wish to know whether it is what
it seems on its face-a patriotic operation,
OF a humbug. There are those in our city, who
can doubtless answer these questions satisfac-
torily, or they would not allow themselves to
be made so prominent in the matter The pub
lie would doubtless like to hear from them.
INVESTIGATOR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15
LAEisInrira nnmmnrx.

In the Senate yesterday a bill was introduce
ed to amend the law relative to the settlement
of estates Of deceased persons. No other BUSH
ness of importance.
The House passed Mr.. Harrison's bill to
amend section 81 of the act of May Sd, 1852,
for the organization of cities and incorporated
villages.
Mr. Amber introduced bill to regulate the
fees of executors and administrators in certain
cases Mr.. Catch, bill to facilitate certain
settlements between county auditors and coun-
ty treasurers; and Mr. Dobmeyer, bill to
further organize the militia and volunteer mill
tia Of Ohio.
A resolution was adopted instrueting the
standing committee on Municipal Corporations
to report bill conferring upon Mayors of cities
of the second class the power to appoint depu-
ty and assistant marshals Mr.. Parsons offered
a resolution, which was laid on the table, in.
structiug the Judiciary COMMITTEES to report .
bill for the redemption of the outstanding cir
,culation of the Canal Bank of Cleveland and
Seneca County Bank and outstanding certif-
Gates Of the Treasurer of State for the same
Statesman, l3th,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

POISONING At MANsFIELD-The sandusky
Register understands that the family of Mr..
Robert McComb, of Mansfield, were poisoned
last week by some unknown person, It is pre-
sumel, who put poison in the coffee pot Mrs.
McC., her daughter, and hired girl pzrtoOk of
the coffee, and were shortly afterwards found
lying insensible, by the members Of the family
who had not partaken of it. Medical
aid was called, and on Saturday the recovery
Of all three was anticipated. It is supposed
some malicious person stole into the kitchen and
put the poison in the pot No clue yet to 1.-The
mystery snf
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY mORNING, FRBY Is, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain and Ornamental Prntingof every descrDiio
dOno at the Printing Esablshmentof the Leader Office,
the latest mpr and mOstra9d steam presses the
best STYLE short notice and reasonable rates Par
ticalar attention paid to blank work Every description
Binding doue especially Blank Books. Ledge Journ
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books, SC, sc
B For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

NAVAL LMoNuNENT.-Yesterdsy noon as one Of
the Railroad Clerks was coming up the hill from
the depot to Water street, he was accosted by
vsrdant specimen Of humanity, who inquired for
"Wine street" The clerk replied that he knew of
no such place, but, on enquiry for the market
grounds, offered to conduct the stranger to them
Arriving at the top of the hill the aforesaid Jolly
Green, pointing to the Lighthouse allowed that
was right smart chance of monument" and
wanted to know whose it was The clerk replied
that it was erected to the memory of one Of
Americas boldest naval officers, who fought and
bled on Erie's waters. He further informed the
country gentleman that there was family vault
underneath which had never been opened since
the bones of the officer were deposited therein
The stranger sadly remarked that we all must die,
but be never saw so big a monument before, and
he only wished it was set up in their town grave
yard with his bones under it The clerk left him
still looking with awe upon the monument ''Sa-
cred to the Memory Of" --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

MILD WE4THER I'VE frequently hear Of the
mild weather" enjoyed at all seasons in Minneso-
ta Aletter from Plattville, in that territory, da
ted Jan. slst, says 1--WE have some cold weather in
Minnesota The I'd of December the thermometer
stood at Twenty-Five degrees below zero; the 9th it
was forty one below; the 7th of January, it was
forty three below; the 18th it was thirty two below
at o'clock in the morning, and stood at twenty
degrees below all day, with high north west
wind" That's cool statement surely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

PoLIeR CoURT--The market cases, which were
to have been tried yesterday. were again post
psned until next Saturday.
The case of Albert Ulegg, for picking pockets,
was held open until to day. ,-e.---, 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

sancho Psnzas, La Plaias, Henry Clay, and
all the favOrite brands of Cigars, at Strong & Arm
strong's, l99 Superior Street. Nv,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

GoDEY FoR 'MARcH.-Hawks & Brother have
the Lady's Book for March, elegant and sparkling
as ever.