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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-10-22

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

PowERLEss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR GooD.-
when pan inflammation is present. aud BrandTeths
Pills used they scizs upon the humors which
tho Of the pain and Inflammation aud remove
them from the body This quality OF alone seizing hold,
and causing tho expulsion OF depAved hos is possessed
bv other medicine For Brunlreh's Pills operate solely
upon those impu les which surround and affect the lis
and Affected by disease By natural affinity
hey seize these humoTs because their life Is below that
Of the surrounding parts, aud excel them om the body
Young people cannot hut middle eyed aud old people
measure appre te ttt met cine which, being used
an sickness only upon the Of disease and which
mas power except upon those humors whose presence
produces every PAIN and whose removal every
disease Whatever organ is uetei there these wonder
ful pills penetrate and remove impurities FROM thus pre-
venting settling Of the humo because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, levers peursios, pains in
the side dyspese head aches cosyeness Asthmi colds,
coughs throots, piles ulcers boils hoy give nme-
diate relief; and taken curly, prevent organic disease
Maladies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
influence and millions Of human lives have been
saved by their timolg OH how important IN sickness
that medicine which ony eXtnguishes the disease
aud leaves no oyil sAec; behind.
Sold No. 29 Canal St. Brindrsths Building; ana by
A s. Gndu No H2l Superior street, Cleveland; and by
j. H. Whoedon, Hudson, aud all resi- ocable dealers IN
medicines dkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

The GREAT PANoRANIc ExHIB1TioN.-Cha
pins Hall is crowded every night by ouI citizens
to see Wolistenberger's splendid Panoamas. OF
the numerous Panoramas that have been brought
10 our city, we have never seen one that creates so
deep an interest in the beholder as does this one
From the first rising of the curtain, disclosing Nj.
agara Falls in all their grandeur and sublimity, to
the last scene, the summit Of Mont Blanc, the in
terest never flags a moment Each move of the
canvas brings on fresh scene and a fresh novelty
ln looking at many Of the pictures and listening to
the descriptions given, the audience arc 50 still
that the dropping Of a pin can be heard in any
part Of the Han If we should attemptw We could
not half describe this exhibition It must be seen
! to be appreciated, and no one should do himself
the injustice not TO see it, Doors open tonight ut
| Ia to o'clock. Tickets % cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

ELEGANT HAT AND CAR SToRE.-Capt. Pad
dock has just completed some real improvements
in his hat, cap and fur store, by which he has
secured one of the finest sales rooms to be found
in the State. The partition between his former
room and room in tho rear, has been removed
and the store now has good length, depth and ca
pacity His stock of goods 10 his line is large and
well selected. Ilo has all kinds and qualities of
coverings for the head aud of furs, gloves &C.,
not few, all of which he will dispose of at cheap
rates for cash. Mono can fail of being suited from
the muldtudes OF hats and caps which crowd the
shelves Of his splendid store and those in want OF
any article in his line will do well to call at Pad
docks, at 22l Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

WHITAKER's SIDE SCREW SrEAMKR.-EDs.
LEADER: have been requested to draw com
paIson between the boat which the capitalists Of
Cleveland propose TO build during the coming
winter, and to contain my patent boilers aud side
screw propellers, and the Granite state, first.
class stern wheel propeller belonging 10 the North
ern Transportation Company. The Granite ate
is a vessel Of 400 tons freight has one oscilatng
cylinder with three feet stroke aud two feet byre
applied to one screw propeller in the stern. II il
claimed that she has had two races with the large
aud Gne paddle wheel boats Keystone State and
Lldy Elgin, on which occasions she made 100 rev,
oludons per minute, aud proved herself fully equal
to her competitors.
description Of the boat proposed TO be built in
Cleveland during the coming winter, wi my pa
tented improvements is as follows: She will be 200
feet in length, with 27 feet beam, She will draw
when loaded, but four feet Of water, and will cOn
tain two Of my patent upright superheating steam
boilers containing $500 superficial feet OF lire sur.
face equal TO six locomotive boilers-and four OB-
eillating engines with power and capacity offye
| drst class locomotives. These engines will have
TWO feet stroke aud two iett bore, yoked 10 right
angle oranks on each shaft end Of two IA feet screw
propellers-one Of each side Of the boat
Now as the new boat will have the sharpest line
Of any boat that ever run, aud will have an In
crease Of lead TO the crew Of about ten feet more
than the Granite State; will have four engines In
stead Of one; two screws instead Of onei aud a su
perhealing steam boiler that will produce a larger
quantity and better quality Of steam than any other
boiler in the world, venture TO say that no engl
neer living, who pretends TO understand his busi
aess will hesitate one Eaoment 10 saying that she
eau make 200 or 225 revolutions per minute with
greater ease than the Granite State can make 100
revolutions, inasmuch as she will have more than
four times the power will draw less than halt the
water, aud will have but One-eighth the resistance
AS tue Granite State b~s n heavy, full bow, and
lIaws, when loaded, niue feet OF water
The lead, or travel Of screw Of the new boat O
100 revolutions per minute, will be over % mile
per hour, aud at 200 revolutions, Sc miles Pei
| hour.
To any one desirpg further information on thi
subject, would say that II they will call at th
Music Store OF Ossian y. Dodge, will be happ,
20 exhibit drafts and models and certificates O "a
qualified approval from rs good engineers az tn
world can produce.
Yours respectfully,
i II. WHITAEER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

PurmD SoRR THRoAT.-We learn that in War
ronsville, SolOn, and towns adjacent, great ex-
element prevails in regard to the disease known
a putrid sore throat having appeared, attacking
children and adults, and proving fatal nearly as
quickly as the cholera. Quite a number Of deaths
are reported from this cause and mono feel safe.
It is confined principally to children, but there
has been, at least, one exception. Mr., Edwin
York, aged 2S years, returned homo on Friday,
was taken sick the same day, and died on Mon
day evening. Three children Of Mr.. Charles
Morse, one Of Mr.. Samuel Patrick and ono of Mr..
ElbridgO Morse, are reported dead from this FEAR
ful disease.
The Rochester Union relates the following,
which, We hope, may prove Of some benefit:
A. L. Root resided 10 Pekn, Nj tgara county,
when the epidemic made its appearance there
two years ago, and was remarkably yirulent and
fatal. Every child seized with il died, up to tho
ume when his own two children we're taken sick
Having lost confidence in the doctor, Mr.. Roo
employed him only until he could summon biz
mother from the East, when she arrived, the
children were put Immediately under her care
Her only remedy was red pepper tea made weak
enough to avoid strangling the young patients
This was used freely, ana the throats Of the child
rem were occasionally "sWabbed," or washed, will
the same tea, made quite strong. An outside ap
| pcatiUn was also made Of slices Of salt pork
bound on with a cloth. The temperature OF ia,
rooL was kept equal, as near as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FnOM RICHMOND.

RIcHMOSD, Oct. 90
The House OF Deputies has resolved 70 adjourn on
Saturday next.
Autograph In, been received from Dr.Clark OF Conn.,
declining tue nomination Of Bishop OF the NoFthweat
rsrrtnries Il Is presumed that he has not heard Of
his suhsequont election.
The Missionary Committee reported back the resolu-
i0n ou religious intolerance Ia Cubs, striking out all
relative to menoHazlng the Preaident the subject
The report OF the Committee on Canons on ministers
officiating In the Paroohal OF Others debate
at gte.t length.
The House last night adopted the resolution requir
ing tho House or Bishops To reconsider ts aotun In
relation TO ths use of Common Prayer Books aud threw
tho subject into such shape admit Of the joint
action Of both houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
EyrN rnosE who are in the enioYment o

VTTIVTUIVHV
perfect health frequently have need to have to
tonis preyenaiyes Of disease. We to well
armed ayanst he assaults "he ills that flesh is heir
to-" Such invgorator tboy ud in lI1setters bit
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without
giving vitality aud elasticity tho system. AT this season
particularly the strongest is not proof aganst the
malaria in certain sections of the country In all cnscs OF
md que the Biers is ptent tnan Lmouni
Of quiniue while the dangerous ofbous feveI
yield wonderful properties Those who Ia tried
The medicine will another, for any Of the all
Iueus which the Hosteter Bers processes to subdue
To those who have made tbs experiment cordially
recommend early application TO the Bitters whenever
hey arc ricken By disease of lhe digestive oIsons
For by Druggists and dealers generally eyeTyWher'
uctls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

JLcoBs THE WIzARD.-Jacobs opened his exhi-
bition at the Academy Of Music last night, and we
were glad to see that be had full house to greet
him, for truly if wonderful skill, mysterious trans-
formations, miraculous tricks and astonishing de-
ceplions arc worth noticing and visiting, then the
Academy Of Music should be packed every night.
Prof Jacobs il without doubt the most wonderful
and skillful wizard that has ever visited this coun.
Try, and we can heartily endorse all that the Press
has said in his favor. Go and see him by all
means
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM BOSTON.


BosroN Oct 90
Tbs Democratic Convention o. the Fihh Congrea
SlonAl District was dysslerday. There was doubt
set of delegates, representing the Custom House ant
Douglas uerea Many VI the latter forced their wAl
through the windows into the Hall attempt having
been made to exclude. Sidney Webstcr Esq, was
chosen. After an exciting SCENE, the Custom Houa,
boltvd and organized separately.
Tho Douglas m0n, claiming 10 be = regular conven-
uon, nominated D. y. Hallvtt and Cornelius DohertJ
both Douglas men, 10 the Charleston Convention.
The other convention elected John r. Heard and !
c. Lovejoy, friends of the administration.
The Democratic Convention Of the Fourth COugreHt
iona Distrc has chotsn James Riley and Isaac II
Wright supposed Douglas man to the Charleston Con
Vautun,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

HORSE STRALIN0.-Two valuable horses, stolen
from farmer near Mansfield, and traded by the
thief TO DIR. wanser Of the West Side, were rccov
cred Wednesday evening by Deputy Marshal Nc,
Kinstry. The thief's namei is Vince. He received
for the horses a bay horse aud 500 in money. He
was arrested in Mansfield Wednesday evening, on
a telegraph from Marshal Claw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM WASHINGTON.


District Attorney Ould and Col. Lee have returned
from Harpers Ferry The former after his arr-
val had conferences with the President and tho latter
d iObg interview with the Secretary OF War
U. b. Marshal johnson Of Ohio who Il here nov,
says Of tho parties engaged With Brown was prom
nent Ia the Obern rescue.
Jul Re Black has returned, after an absence at home,
So PehnayivaniA.
James Mcblaater OF Pittsburgh, has bsen commits
si0ned aE Assislant Surgeon la the navy.
Edmund y Dvluce has been appointed Chief Engineer
in hn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
RROnr an. LnuIs.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct 20.
Tao Santa Fo malls due at Independence on Tuesday
last have not yet arrived Fears entertained that
further dimcutiea with the Indians have occurred
The returns from Nebraska indicate tho election Of
EastbioOk, nomUorat as delegate TO Congress.
special dispatch to the Republican says that party
Of men arrived at st. Joseph yesterday from Piko's
Peak, bringing 100000 In dust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM INDIANAPOLIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, ~.
VIM Clark, American Express Messenger on Indiana
CentIal Raroad, killed this morning near New
Paris lie out on the top of and was struck
ky a bridge
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
I'm IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Oct. %.
Tho CoureI's special New Orleans dispatch states
that the fever at the latest reports increAAug at
Galveston aud Houston.
Frost had made It's appearance Ia portions ot Mis-
sssipp and Texas, bat the crops uuiniured An
other attack on Bro wnsyIlle was expeeted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM HAMILTON

A match between the north and south OF All Eng
Land Eleven pryed to-day, innings on each
side, which tesute, In favor OF the north. The total
score was-North o., ruth &c. They lcnve tor Roeh'
ester, NJ Y, tLiH evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Printing Of every desert riien
done at the Printing Establishment uf the Lsader Oiee
the latest mpr we'd aud presses in the
bestsIle short notice. aud at reasonable Par.
ticuar attention paid to blank work Every descrpt
ofBndng done especially blank Books. Ledgers Journ
as Sales Rocks. Receiving Books, So &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM nALTINIORR.

DALTIMONEl UpTI EU
Tho following is description Of John \. Cook one
Of the 6idara In the recent insurraeiiOn Height ye
feet four inches To five feet sx weight la2 pOunds
walks with hia breast proeoing forwnd head leaning
toward tina right; has light hair with small growth
around tho upper lipi tAllow compleHion, and sharp
marrow face.
II il generally conceded that Cook Is still in the
;Aus of Virginia the Maryland aide Of ths rivor
but the Is closoly guslded that he hardly
escape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
Last Nights Report.
RnOM LRAYRNMORTm.

LEITRNwoRTH, Oct. 20.
At o'clock this morning fro broke out In Bass
fOrda Billiard Saloon, corner Of Shawnee and Main
Streets aud before this flames could b. arrested fifteen
buildings and their were destroyed Tho loss
IA estimated at sl9OO0O, about two thirds OF which
covered by Insurance Ia Eastern Offices
Measrs. Russell, Majors WAddles stores were con-
sumed. Their loss about S1OuO0-halt Of which Is
insured.
Tue other principal losers Lucas, Moore \ %
r. u, Allen, J. A Ferteli, aud j. z. Appegaie Co
The Nerandah and Shotwell Houses also con
| sumed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
PROM SAVANNAH.


IN'NNNHNf VNN9 W
The yacht Wandercr sailed last night without papers
with full crew aud supplied with provisions aud km-
muniton, stolen from her owner, NJ. Lamar BY Cspt
Martin, who had boen negotiating for her purchase for
time. .r.
The collector Of the port has sent steamer With
hr, Lamar and Others IN pursuit Of her, but 90 far
without success. .H. I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons. Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c
A very large stock, aud all warranted Of the beet
Double Plate, can be found a.
FoGo, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
octI Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM HARPBR,s PRRRY.

HARPER's FERRY, Oct 20.
Much excitement was created last night BY report
that the abolitionsts we're muidoHns the people at
sandy Hook About 300 women aud ebdl-u abau-
doned their homes aud came TO Harpers Ferry for
protection.
force Uf marines was sent 10 the scene Of disturb
anee, bat all was found TO be quiet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM PORT SARNIA, g. w



Five Of tho crew Of tho Propeller Troy, which
foundered Tuesday night on Point Dubuque, have
been picked up. There were twenty-hreo persons on
board, only eight OF whom are known TO have been
guyud
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
ERnnIuANANA.

Nav YoaE, Oct 30. I
The steamship De Soto has arrived At this port with
Havana dates to the 18th inst aud nearly quarter Q
a million Ia specie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
FROM SAVANNAH.

SANANNAu, Oct ".
Me- BLACK, the shipplag master, was carried on 10 the
yacht WAndersr but roturned IN small boat 10 the
mouth of The river reports that Capt. Martin said be
was hnE % tako hor 10 Africa for cargo OF slaves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21

I9- Ladies In want OF Fnrs are invited 10 call
and examine the stock at 1913 and li5 Water street
FULLER & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-21
That Professor NOSd'S Hair Restorative
WILL lPRESRVE INFALLIBLY

NAJ lAlll d ~ AANI
three tmos week y apY lgsagiaao's sge Perfectly,
tie hag; msts hnos sol 400 b9autilmi len ahy OIL,
and pfeAevs the 90 Toe rom ~ M sIsatss
sisS aS %e SS ana Ladies' aussos,
S asS sSTT e 10 II SSs SaS Gse S ing % ~ ~ To-
HcHoRE GnovE s. Caatss Co., h2,. MY q y 10, 1871
We induced 20 Use ,9He q IoS @f , ~ and
'n9 5sp sial s sons head Zoe sos tms had 10 srfse,y
covered with sOres aud sms called II rcad heed The
hair almost uniisly eane Oh % consequence when lneLd
We d 80 witt lille hope vi success hu 10 ouT SaTp-iss
snd .hal o AZ eu a. nd. very e sprlss''oas l,igysd
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