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, 1859-10-11
Meeting Of tue Board Of Education.
CttlcAGo Uc.ubey H. 49,

CHICAGO, uc1bts H. lSa-
.Prescst-Messrs Haven, Shcai,An. Nose!cy.
Htgginson, Tatt, Foster, Carpenter, Ward, aad
Unyes.
ycwberry, and Stustcrant.'
The minutes Of The last lnccting were read
and approved ~:-',
-. ras'nuk proposals. were received for heating
the Skinner School building.
On motion Of s!r. Ward, the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds were authorised to con
tEact with Ha1worth, Hubbard & Co. for heat
ing the Skinner School, on tue basis Of the pro-
position submitted bv ", II. l. Co.
On motion Of Mr. Hayes, the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds were instructed to lays
steam pipes int oduced for heating the hal1s oi
the building.
"s7'7 The following resolution was offered By Mr.
1Iayes and adopted by the Donrd:
ts<sotr.d, ThRtt The Principals OF tue several
Schools le directed to enforce tl,e rules resrcc:
., lug the Singing locks 10 &e used in their le
sptctive Schools, md that the Music Tezclr,
he and heis hereby direc&ed and required II
refund 10 asl rupilp, now in the Schools, u!
moneys paid ty them under his direction 70
Singing Books not authorized by The rules q
,he Board. w. H. WKt1s, Sec'y.
, 1859-10-11

EAsl,&G1ax, Oct- isso.
Thc Illinois Democrats caunot be counted IN
t,y the Ke,,ubticaus, in any arrangement, for,he
organization oG the uouse. douglas is about to
cave In 10 the Administration, and will TrrErnt
he illinois delegation, whom he c1ains to own.
from going with any other than the Democratic
caucus. Ii ia by such 'nis.rasle dcyices that he
homes still to stand we'll before The Southern
Democracy at Charleston. lie knows he must
pow hare their yotcs to nominate him aud their
votes 10 elect him; but be Knows now that he
will have no strength un!e>e lie is the regular
nominee. Finding that the North won't b@cIs
hin, up, he will back down., and try once more
to regain the confidence Of the South. 1t is the
last desperate effort Of lnun bankrupt in char
acter and political principles.
ue aud Mr.. Forucy arc not on good terms
lust now. Forney, WIN IL Of exceedingly casy
overture, wants TO coalescc with the Rerubli
cans and make. II he eau, some bargain for or
cauixinx tl,o }Iuuse hut Douglas, who knoz.
that snv such arrangement would damn him q
the Sun,ll, and tetnlls destroy his chances Of eb
tsiuipR the nomiuation Ct Charleston, wants Il
drnw oT lis lackcya, tic Illinois Gelegation, uat
compel them ia 70 into sle councils OF the d.
;, mocracy, provided the latter will receive them
, 1859-10-11
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAr CoxPASr OF CASAna.
Traffic abatement Tor week ending Sept. 3oth,


CHICAGO LKArHEn HorsE.-We invits- stten-
ton TO the card Of Mess1s. James Kelly L Co.,
Leather Dealers in Chicago. Mr, Kelly's name
brings up train Of "reminiscences, both sweet
and Bitter, running through the last twelve Or
fifteen years- Nr. ke1ty is veteran painter
md publisher, and in the spring Of ls4' Was
assoclatcd with us and one other gentleman in
establishing the chita}So Daily 7n@ma'. Dy
lion. Mr. 4. WIS obliged, 1t the end Of a few
weeks, to rellnquiah bis place in The establish
men. and turn 10 other pursuits. Be finally
embarked in trade, and TO great had been h1s
success that now he is At the head Of one Of the
largest wholesale Leather Houses in Chicago.
and wc take pleasure In saying that no mau
within The 1.oge Of our as9as1ntanes Y. better de
, 1859-10-11

R1s1xe raox the AsuEs.-A recent visit to
Chicago epnblcd US to see that the extensive
district burnt over during the U: S Fair is rap
;dlE rseose!iug from Tue w,dsspreedh h;s disaster:
nearly swept; clean. hare already: large. new
stocks on 1ba lurnt ground, mud Il large ma
chine shop.pud about dozen other buildings
are going up We should not be surprised 10
see the whole district built up more substau-
iir11y linn Before, in the course Of the next six
months. Chicago energy is Of so determined u
character that it quickly rises aboye eTery dis
astcr.-Nnry County Dial.
, 1859-10-11

Elections To-day.

vania, Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota !; in tho tLrec
last for full State aud Legislative tickets. Lo-
c.1 oucst;ous entered l.-sely ;u,o 1le canyus in
,,ach If them, and ,nar have exercised influence
ar,,c, IN ch,,ce Inn ras,,t somcvbat fron,
TINT which national issues alone would hare
nroanccd. Still. tue great questions before the
couutrx Mt 1.rrc. t,ayc been kent prctty rronj-
ncutly br:oyc the people, by bot:, parties. in
th,;o- !.va arl MINNESOTA, the Democracy havc
fnur,,t their battle OH the DougIas Platform,
mud bs1c whatever strength aud influence
bonosscsses. Locking Over the fields Ct coll-
4ce+ @,rat,,tv vc think thr Republicans stand
the hrs, chance Of SUCCESS, in each Of those fonr
sto,,s n,d sc are urcpaycd to record Free
a., 1r;,,,p,, in .,} of item. Should such lc
.,,a ~os,,t + sill bc tic death blow to Douclas'
.,oncce ,,r nomination at Charleston, rs It will
.ea,,rn:,v dcstroy l,is sunnosed aya;labillty.
j.,,,,1 III !. conc 1c wi,i Lc rncerc,,on:-
.,..t.- -,,,,j o.,t NJ I'm ~4nr INT ,,,ould lis
Tr;,,,,s c,rr, ol,;, 1uya and Minnesota to-dav.
:, .;u,v s,rcnibros lis Claim and },r;c1tcus
,.,,3rcs Il t,,,a:,cs,on ii;o,,.a 4 womb 81
,.a,s t;,srro lis non,inat;on. The e]ec-
finn in fhin Is f.r t;oycrnOr, State officer S
md Legislature. Two wears ago, tlc sa,1c
oo,c.. were u,,ca, toy Cl,akc ran fer
r,,c,,c:ion .rer4irst l'nyrc, democrat. and
,xcs rr.e1cetcd l.r l.sl? majority in vote ef
::;;;.;T1j. Tan Eannev overcome aLis small ma-
;ar;tr. and beat uennisou. Ills friends think
that lie influence Of Douglas name and lis
. .rrcs. principle" wil cuable him tu do it. Tie
Legislature will probably he determined by
Hamilton County, which elects thrce Senators
and scycn E.prcsens::::ses. If the Democrats
lose lie Legislature, George Z. Pusl will be
7,nst;cd ous Of thc United Statcs Senate, and
t4ov, -Chase will resume his OLD sca!.
. The c,ecIior in Iowa involves Governor,
State oGiccrs, aud Lesi.ln.nre--thc latter hnr-
ing to choose successor for Senator Harlan.
, 1859-10-11

LITsEIl's LIVING AcE.-Norris i Hyde, 100
Dearborn street, Laye 4 fresh supply Of No. sc:.
Of the Living Age." containing Ererett's o1:-
tion On Webster full and complete. I'rice J.:
cents,
, 1859-10-11

tz3 4 frc heaithy woman wants place as
vet nurse. Apply to the Ministry ut Large,
renr Of the Unitarian Church, Washington
street .--.
, 1859-10-11

"HeEA1YAsr, Dinner AND TEA."-The lest
sailing directions to be found fer these import
ant points to be made in the fsmi;y history Of
eay, the Indies pronounce W I'LL odds to be
" breakfast. Dinner and Tea" 1t is for s.le by
5. G. Grjggs ( Co.
, 1859-10-11

DANCING PAE-y.-G. sfirasnle gircs lis scc-
oud party Of The season this evening.
, 1859-10-11

Goon foR H1a.-A man named John Russell
was lined 81, 10 yeste7day's Police Coaf7, Tor
assaultlng woman.
, 1859-10-11

ANOTHER y1c11u or DR,xK.-Thomas Cook,
keeper Of the canal boat Otter, lying near Nun
ger / 4trmour's warehouse, was accidentally
drowned, sometime between Saturday night
and yesterday morning, while in state Of in:
toxication.;
His remains were recovered and an inquest
held yesterday morning. Helen Cook, wife Of
the deceased, testified that she, with her hus-
land, had livcd On board the boat for the last
six or scren weeks; that on Saturday night,
between nine and len o'clock, he was on the
boat. yery much intoxicated, and set out to 60
on shore. the last she saw Of him alive. Cook
was IN Englishman by birth. and was smart
active yourg man about twenty-threc years d
agc,
, 1859-10-11

yer&tIy.
I As one CT the most worthy End sterling OBJ
jec,s Of xst pride in our citizens, deserves to be
! ranked tue progress making in all departments
Of the educational field. Our public schools, a.
the foundation Of ali general and thoroughly
disseminated education in nay community. pos.
scss iii the advantages that can be given them
by The skill Of the builder, and the internal gu
persisiou of managers well chosen and inaefati-
gable. Passing into the higher grades, the cil-
zen and the chance. visitor to our city may End
ample caase for wonder, md still more for ap-
probn!ion Of the number and scale on which pu-
mcrous splendid educational enterprises are
rising. Chicago is IS truly preparing 10 become
the literary and educational metropolis Of the
Northwest, as size is sure of being the mistress
Of its trrde. ~.
Among these higher grade schools, none pos
scss broader foundations, or has been con-
eciyed On more liberal scale, than Lind Cn;-
versity, witch is fast making beautiful subur-
ban rilase at Lake Forest, on our northern
lake shore. The muai6cence OF one Of our c.t:-
zsns is well pe'pctuated IN lts name. Lie did net
wait to make beqnest, after the too comuen
plan cf wealthy donors, who are prone to pre1er
the " ni'F' to the d<td, but has, VIC trust, long
years Of aetIve life before him to watch the
growth Of his own good seed. "a
As obviously necessary from its distinctive
features wh'cl. peculiarly neeessitate the loca-
tion o. SCHOOLS o. us ciass cues l"e aeo'cal
Department Of LIND University IS essao1shea
ana last evening "As '''os' aasp'c''a4'' 'na'so-
rated ~ cn'caso*
food Lecture rooms, museum, anatomical
:ooms' and every needed accommodations LOT tte
medical department Of the University, haEc oeen
provided in the ne" and elegant TOW OIL pnIc~
'nss KNOWN as ''tnos o1ock' on 'iaFke' s'!ee1
near kanoolpn, d very central anu con'e"ieit'
,,sen ,ireot1v wci, md adm;ra],Ir mt in read:-
...- +1.;- dos+;roa ,,soa Afrcodv IL. Mr.
acss 'os 'ne'i aee@nco osee' 4A'' e
,r..,;,o a,3 ;-,arss,;,o or-a- of nrenara,;ors
~ r,o-h;d 3r,+o,nv.
ana specimens u neai'hs 1no ntoi w 'aA.oH''
surEscal, pa1hohStcoI ana ohstetlieaa p4atesi
cabinet of materia medica, and all the means
.,..s.,-x. f,- ,1,,stra+,no the serar,1 dcunr4-
rn .,,.x.. .n.,.e.
fhen1s OF tne eolleS6e coa'se'
1t deserves 10 Dc Feu'afAeo netH WEI eueee
ROOMS mud appliances are furnished to the Col
1,a 1r thu 1;hera1;tv nj the ITpiycrsitv Trustees
.s~ :. 49,. .,.os
'
Of the medical school IN extending lac means
of lis usefulness, plan cyc7y future student
will reap the benefit fron1, as enabling tue H.
st;luion 10 keep even pace with the ad'anee
Of medical science.
Last esening was the OCCASION o1 1oe Anansu'
raj Address and formal opening Of the new Col
;ese, the first term OF which commences to-da5.
The gathering in the large lecture room mas1
have numbered at least 1ise hundred compf's-
ing members Of the. Board ot Inlsefs'ts
Trustees, many wcll.known citizens 'no 'e's
n- II Jnhrxnn ns President of the Fac
, 1859-10-11
a1l1uSet1tfntS.

AcVICkER'S THEATRE.
W. Ass:so2 street, between sk.e a1d Deasoc1a.
TUESDAY EVENING, oc.. uta-:.
The Manager Las tie pleasure Of announcing engage
n.ent for kEn.1ed runber ag Glkhis With
TIE eeaehzatet tfskea1a
MI. L-E.uES .E-H~DE q & ~.
Who viii appea- this eseE!nk In his celebrated e4saer Of
4 II L E 7;
PRISCE or DExNAkE.
n sh.ke+p-ats sublime Tr7xedy named. supported ty
Mis- W.,ud57sY. - the Quten. ).
Ms Lofts llouEA- ~ Ophe1{a. Z
Mr. Ts!ton. - he Ghost
At. Netlckss - the Grave DleEzs.
III. Bradley ~ Potonfous.
VIZ. GsAvaT Is 0sJlck+
de-, &C. It.
To conclude with tbs nus!c7l couaeditta of
40. OF. THE GLORIOUS MINORITY.
HoT1cE-CH4scr Or TnE-pooss open Il :; CT.
ta.n Eses II TX o'clock. precisely.
PzscEs Apsassas-Patq,e4te md Dress Ct.e1e &c.,
s-cont f,i1rle 3sc Lower Private Boxes, Is. Upper
Bdxe1 Is.
II box Omce open fzn, lGotcioek 4. u. TN O'clock
PM xhcu sets can Be secured thsee days In adrztce
, 1859-10-11

Large sale ut auction Of furniture, car
pets, &C., h,s morning ut 1t O'Clock, at the spa
cious saIe4 rooms Of Gilbert 4 Sampson, S:
Lake strec@.
, 1859-10-11
TIL & CITY,

poL,cE.-Some fifteen drunken cases were
disposed Of ut The Arnory yesterday.
, 1859-10-11

~ See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'s
two-thread uoIseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal henrer, No. lS3 Lake St.
4uS-.1v
, 1859-10-11
Nem advertisements.

~ {. IL ScRIFE.X, -4f-r'tt.i"7 i3rn, Is Deu1dra-x
7aed 10 rrtite Aateyst<ats this and an th<
L~.tn7 Pnress Of tie SoFsh Tt t1l.b;3+y
, 1859-10-11

~ yichot.a conchus!! Comereiaute
LII Orleans ResaIia dc Londres!!!! La Meier
De In IIabansl l!!.! Choice eud select brands
Of Cigars juseE +eiv.d by D. ". Cosbin l. Co.,
65 South Curk street. Try them
, 1859-10-11

Gas FlxrUREs.-The best stock in the city,
ond richest Patterns, can he found at our show
room, Il and 1: State street, up stairs.
sela.1m DRoWx J. W1LpxR.
, 1859-10-11

Mrw Massachusetts,. l.oot l. Cadv. the u,u-
sic iuusc in I-armon Block, send Us new music,
rs follows:
FIN Arfhue Ilott1 T9ltd. Russell L Tolsnau,
Dostou-
idt<d de Salon. Same publishers.
They also hare their own imprint upon these
charming ballad pieces, by Geo. F. Root Of New
York, as follows:
Only Waiting. Softly She Faded. Forest
Requiem.
, 1859-10-11

-, '". .''"'"" .":a-.<, .s'AA' . - ~. Sss,.~s.,
ihs sfeas open''e s~sa' S'0' - '''~ .''"~s
c5n lsa''"as' comes on 'o,n'o''o" .uo'n4,' y"
which occasion 'oe i'es'oe.l a''u n,'ee'o's "
THIS company propose 10 ce1so'a'e ''Ee eo0'"s'
uoh anu opening u .4s Aoa" - -, =" r1 c1eon
from ch.caeo 10 "s.sosu ., 1"s .:a .aea.s s'.a -.
tfa'n ",'l !ea'1 u w s' 49, 49,. pp.s ,.s.s
.'ans>,s e"' 'o. ...sn ~ ] .,.nnn., - r.t .,t;n.
''''s ~ s."' +. ~ p'1',,.s a.. .1'oas
son, Jefferson ana "aterlo"n arriving !"
iona on Lac NJ ~ "oese '.anu ., .e;sr. nessr
nun Aa'l "ll W." w SHeI .l''' $A' "'l'~S'
, 1859-10-11

MIR SOL ELS DANCING
NA ACADEMY.
CoxxE1 Or CLAKK AID NApuos s.A Entrance en- Na.ln
iH- MraAoie, in returning his thinks hls friends md
peus hsA the pleasure Ct announcing that his dancing
Aeaxrny Il open fot the The Chlarens Chs
under the direction Of Madam Mlsa4oe u open.
terus sud pasteuasaappy II tho Academy. ses+ts 3
, 1859-10-11

CAUTION - Whereas my wife
Elizabeth +. Killer tas Left my bed md board without
jr pFovoeasiou, lit pestHus !e3 haEor-
Ing trusting her account for tln not pay any
debts Of her cottsae1lp< aher th. daze. JAS. RILEY.
Chicago, October 10, 1g3a. oeil4et
, 1859-10-11
40st anu :ToullD.

r OST. On the evening Of the
L 1 9Th Inst o1 Mleht-An arenue, between TwsEh
s..Tes md NsA.aon alison TO the Theatre sA<s
-. ~ ~. ofHrr uc5 Ak33ctx
, 1859-10-11

WANTED--A Young Man of
W Atty ard ezaez.enee waata at1sslon - Book
keeper ~ Clerk Tia o rstszencs Rven rAazac
t7 u Chicago md Boston. Adtre T. O. Boz s1A Chi
Ack1AWr
, 1859-10-11

P1IL1ARD TABLES Second
Dhand {Marae hed) E1lart Tah!ea neaE.y nex 4fI Be
*a:d cheap A'so, One Wood Bed Table. Inquirer
A. y. GKIFFtTHe MaarxA1ory,
off1Ict Sc Kindotph.4t Eh1eaEu. IEooEa.
, 1859-10-11

Ia Whereas. quany OF lumber Of vleu. ltnds md
Q1atts h.. beau hFetofuro TRANSFERRED AL etvrrs "a
ht Merchants :arnxs Loan md TFnss !ocsnv y lien
r. hNA Co.. collateral rstv for hi ebteae& It
aid M<nEy Ass1na Co.. to th% 1A company pcrstou
Of "hieh dnsa< now pask lus- Nov ttesht<.
Laa and 1ru. company Will thA ah ttay Of - sAher
Eeat II ten "crk In n. tEe-con ssls at< slit luhe1
puh!c auetsoo IL The h!Kte.t btdtT fr cah, aea
thereof - Ah4sl b< n+ees>ary tn sasty tho pon at d
!ndeh tneas nnw tue mi the txp<psts 4f fd E41e ii m
Of south tayk North IN be sIty OF
~hs d luab<. IA situated. Rayrrs pkase l anA
Inspect 8, IL lumber before tay at *ae
se.ft n::-st jill. DUNHAsf. rres4dent.
, 1859-10-11

REconpEn'A corE7.-In this clficc, yesterday,
4 ".and-otl;cc business" was done. Ten cnses
were disposed Of Among them, the kneider
t,ro.!'crs were sent to Joliet for nine years for
larceny. Jol.u Mack and VIM Yerby got one
year each for larceny James Greene, two
years for larceny.
FEMALE SuorL1r1ER.-On Saturday last wo-
man named Sarah Green was caught stealing
pair Of boots from store on Lake street. Tue
matter was finally compromised by calling it
''disordcr'y," and she went to the Bridewcu to
work out a fine Of SIS. When she was first mr.
rested she ccalled hcrse'fkisgin; but afterwards
she insisted that she was Sarah Green.
CHICAGO ACADEMY or SclEscrs.-Thc regular
moushly meeting Of The Chicago Academy Of
Sciences will be held this {Tucsday} evening,
Oct. 1lth, Mt tie Museum, Dearborn Seminary,
at II o'clock. Members are respectfully re-
4nested to attend without further notice. La
dies and gentlemen interested in the progress
uf science ure cordially invited.
, 1859-10-11

WANTED-A few energetic men
Of Eoc<i aia:es. C>nva.1z fnr e.s~sntiy Iila..
ts4tt san.ar1 work. II. ehest cena.ss!er4 y4I to
e1reenctd and c3ceof Canr'.+er.. Apply II II Lake
stseet. fee-o11 tuoF Of address r. .. I 5:t1
oelcas:o 4 OIL. GRIFFITHs.
, 1859-10-11
12aapt&n,

WANTED-By two single gen.
- t,meu. a..ls Of rooEas la:xe room II fur
n.*ked. x:taout buari IN goo.i Ioa1iy The hest Of
Esteencss kven. Adtrrsa j. c.. II ths oes- oes ssx
WANTED-A good. Fire Proof
w Safe in exchanges for one Of Grover + Baksrs or
slnser's Sewing Machine. Apply ii lis LAks Bsreet-
, 1859-10-11

ITO RENT-To Packers and 9th
l. xa4- uOCk tn lease on long time II lew Fase Of In
trrr- Tie premises 90 fret funt tweil dock-, hy
shout fe deep and 4 situated on the East side Ut 'he
South Dtnc c<tWeeu the Picking Houses nj A<estH- r.
u. AD.s. IIuu&t and Andrew D1o~n- Apply ~ SWIFT
+ JOHNSTON, ~ Laza.le street. oetxim
, 1859-10-11

Elliot Anthony, Croker, and D. Herty for
lhe plaintiff: stu,rt s Ayer for the defendant.
, 1859-10-11

ITO KENT-On Favorable Terms,
Atrztcla.s thseestoEr Brick Dwelling House delight
fully sliuateA in the Wu< ps!son, the highest ground
ia Ih7nh IN kenny oeataa- In the Vicinity schools
aIA Eh,srhsa The 1uu.e contains Gna lit an4 Cold
Water Baths dry Ctlas eott stast!nE Ae on'sa..s
every fye tnutss. Apply II No. TO May Atscet ~
kEkfUDT + Gu, Dearborn Aftet- Aut7'em13E.
, 1859-10-11

TO RENT-Fiye new brick houses
with marble fontA. fronting Cnlon Park The hnusts
urnit Eh Eas bot and ch 42teI throushunt aud
f4..hcr nv:<sp tfof hrek a1Ahlcs. fns
particulars arp!y IL SM. CARPENTER TO r. X.
Cu!ANDLE ,, L. south Clark s1zeek. oc31lua
, 1859-10-11

WANTED-To exchange a lot OF
y! good Wisconsin School 1.rd1 SONS Watehe. lev.
elfy Gold fens and C4sh fos !rcn 4 10 t5 vo1th OF
rodutIve p<nPe.ty il Chlcakc Atdress through
Post 0M@e. Ma C0RSEAU, Of hox 1ca5, Chicago.
, 1859-10-11

ing fommit:e,, swhcn they happen to be r.
| spectacle men. We again beg your careful nj
| tenliou'to ibis matter.
Yours very Iespectfully,
, 1859-10-11
Auett01; @alfB.

GlasSwa.e and Silver Plated Gods.
a. our stors NJ. g. Laku ttreet. commencing II *
ntt+k H.. taeh tas, Vt vu lark4 aAbstunnt u
ne above e7nst,snE In part Of srtat vafy ~:
ef AN nd pes marble top sablrA tese7 tetA eass.
ear ~ ade% *ewtox chasr TO- work stanls book
e7aaaa stcsefafse hail stsndA, oil paiaslasA s6s.
4ELoDEoSs AND rAyOs
At ltH ocec< each .laE, slezant rosswoad riasa
sae aSt octase nseialecn In perfect orbit As ot,s 1-
foE:eA. new 7nd 4eco1d hand.
SPLENDID BEDROOM SETS CONrLErE
Marble trp. rortuoot oak mahogany aaa v.lncr
with every kInd of chamber furnt. ~ sxen.ye 70 ~.
aenast.< Exscrson dining ah!e ladte. tal1r ait-
also IN elegant oEta4cE& IT AlYer pated war; cpxts
f7or oil eaaa. MIR er-ckrtv aas sa*.vatc Also VI
soun3 cDf1es " i 3 pare 5edsead.. S,te positive
G1LD*IiT i SAMPSON, A,t-t..nee,s
A. IAf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07

lSaA 70 sss...'j,.ss. zSsss asJ
6LEVELAND AND MAH0NlNa
~ Raj, ROAD.--flAIE TABLE No 10
TotaEe effect on and after luraday Fehruary TO- sss
GOING EAST. gOIEG, WEST
cLfBelaRa 10 hahags lH0Eaglfgua 10 CLss
tOpa. laad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07

3il5 A. NJ Night Express Tam Stopping At Girard Con
beanL Ashi96ula and PainrsyIls Ouly, and mIVs
at Cleveland 7.05 A Nj
3;l5 p o. Day express Train siopTng At all satigns eK
cept SaybTOOk, Urinnville, Perry. Mentor 4 Miol-
lilo, ami arrive al ClJyel nd i:05 =. nj
Accommodation GIhin will leave Athtahula tor Ceye-
land nt 200 A. NJ stopping all stations and hITVe AZ
Cleveland at 35 A, M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-07
NEW YoRK MARKEr-p.e. 8.


Four-Saes OF 90C0 hbls at IS Gs5 20 super State
5afnsb IS Tor extra State S5O as Tor super westeT
s5TG5 A5 for common med extra western, IS ead n
ar interior good sb npias bands extra rcaId loup o.
Market less active and scarcely Ne buOysnt
Cqnadian Flour so bhls at S5ildG O., common b.
choice extia Market quiet and unchanged.
Rye Flou-in fair request al 81 oOg. Sslfs 100 bbis
Whe1t-MatkPt very quiet and TIres are Unchanged -
lies 10 hrsh 81 26 f0T red state. SlS for CicagU
sfTng prime; Sllcl 40 for white Irdana sHd south
en- snd winter 70 and Cln club private terms.
tV-Cnchd; sales NJ tsh,l90
Barley Dull aud heavy; sales 5000 bus G. W. on IN
Yae teTns
COrn-ScuTre PHl firm Sales 1,WO bush at t5dssc
fOt ne y. aud &c fir oil yellnw.
Oats FINN, at i594Ge for State, western land Caaa-
disn.
Whisksy Market firm; sales as hills at 27927F
Pork Active 1ud rneT Sales $3.50 bbls at S63,I 80
TT nIess; 81 5Ydli,S1 iOT prime
Reef-sttady aud nnchd Sales 22l bhls a. SiaiO Cnun-
ty prime S51F50 try mess S5dSl0 for fepuck ed
mess, 80, 7SdS II s. extra mess
aesf Hims-Unchd Sales 35O bbls new western SlltO
al4.bl
Pfina mess heGf quiet at Sl1 9Si9
Gu. meats quiet a. d unchanged
i9rd-Neaay sales 239 hbs at l0319l0s4a for western
Baller-Raihsr quiet, IT nH@lse for Ohio; iiO0aC
I1r State
Cheese-Steady. At sQnc.
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DtnGS.
AYERS TT1-
A G. u IL Gu R H.
FoR THR sFEEDY oURE O


fntermiiieni Fever, 0r Fepcr AID Ague, Remit
tent Fever, CkH Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache, or Bilious Headache and BIZ
ioas Fevers---indssd for he iohoie class Of Dis.
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused By fhs malaria Of miasmatie countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called ot bv the necessities of tho American people
than sure And safe fof ever and Ague such rem
We err sI nov s9ss AZ g es 1 ws sss certainty
ded on proof that no harm can arise rom is in any
Thsl which protects from or prevents this disorder must
DO Of immense service IN the Communities in which II
walls. Prevenen II better than the patient
apes the nsk which he violent attacks n this
poison aud Ague FROM the system aud pfevea The
deyeloment If the disease u taken the FIRST approach
edy ever yet dis gveied or hscas OF complaints but
!hs cheapest The large quantity suiply Tor 40 af
pings u Mlthn the reach ui every b0y IN ~ bilious us
have it and and freely both for cure and pro-
lection l. " hoped tuis price will psce ~ within the
oy OF this remedy any other dscVy red for the
speedy aud certain OF Iuentonts 10 that
no Quinnr mineral, oqueuty produces quiu
had tho disease.
natic poison great variety Of disorders arise from its
rtatiou, among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, G0t
ma, Pulpaiiun Painful Ahectlon Of the Splega Hyser
ics Pail In the bowels Collie, paraksis sud DeranEe
Hen Of the stqmeh all Of wh when originating in thir
cause put onth M ermittent pe become perodical
This CURE" eNrels the poison from blood and conse-
uuenty them all alike It's nvauab protection
70 Immigrants and persons taveng 0rttmpnray rasdins
while excused to the Infection, that Will urrcted aIn
the sysi, IN, snd oacnot gcoumulate sufficient quantity
t6ctiun thin cure and will ever sueI from internt.
onts " they avnil msees Of the protection this
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Gov. seward In Paris.

The Pa is correspondent of the New York
Times, under date OfNoV. l7th, states that Mr.,
Seward arrived in Paris five days before from
his trip 70 Jerusalem aud the Holy Land, ip
good health and spirits, The correspondent
adds
! kr. Seward mdighdaiiy denies eesr hasiag
fesn heard cf- me projected hfsureetion al Har-
Per's Ferry, and although he recollects having
received a call from a man known as Col.
Forbes, there i1as no mention made Of such an
attempt al tmsRrTeeti0n Col. Forbes asked him
ioE means for auothes object. which be refused
aud that was all he ever saw Of the individual
IN question. Nj. Seward goes home in thl
ATsgo, in December.