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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17
Street Railroads in Cincinnati.

Street Railroads have been inaugurated in
the Queen City. On the l4lh the frat line
was opened with an ovation by the people
The car was from Philadel Phia, and drawn BY
four splendid gTeys. The Commercial says:
As the car rolled up Walnut street at a rapid
rate but as smoothly as a boat gliding over the
npplng waters of summer lake, the cheer
was continuous from the mass of human beings
who Incl the side walks and jammed the
windows upon the route; certainly if the uni
versll demonstration could be taken as a test
OF the popularity OF this greatest modern i'm
provement in street travelling, those members OF
Council who opposed its Introduction TO the
last, had they been present, must have been
satisfied that they are in very insignificant
minority.
The fare ia five cents. The Company Is to
pay the city one cent for each passenger car.
Tisd, and license Of sl2 per year for each car
be line.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17
Gov. Chase In Cleveland.

Gov. CHASE was in this city on the 10Th, and
was warmly greeted by many friends. He
listened to the discussion in the afternoon, and
in the evening attended the meeting at the
Melodeon. At the conclusion of the effective
speech by Senator TRUMBuLL, Gov. c. was
introduced to the audience by Judge TILDEE,
the Chairman, and was received with great
enthusiasm. He briefly addressedthe audience,
and we quote the Herads report. He said:
FELLOW CITIzENs-I am glad TO meet you
here TO night, not only for the principles we
all are contending for, but | am GLAD of an
opportunity to tender you my thanks for the
handsome maiorities you have twice given me
for Governor, when | was assailed with ali the
bitterness that could be forced into an election
campaign; when l was assaied privately and
publicly, in every way possible from unprinci-
Piled aLd inveteTate opponents.
will not enter into discussion Of the ques.
tions that interest us ali at the present LIme
for you have heard them ably and eloquenty
discussed to day and this evening better than |
can dc i'll But / would ask, What is Cuya
boga going to dol am confident that she will
increase the majOrities that she has heretofore
given in favor of free principles. My earliest
recollections If your county are pleasant, and
gratifying. Forty years since l sailed over
the beautiful waters Of your lake, and landed
here, when but a few scattering houses made
your village, and man and boy in your State,
am indebted to her institutions for having made
me what am.
l would ask what is Old Cuyahoga going to
dOl From the green hills of Vermont, where
free principles have ever found voice, we
have the cheering news of increased majorities
in favor of Republcanism, and from Maine,
where Democratic majorities were the rule, not
content with changing it to a Republican ma
jorty, she has in the recent election shown us
that her motto is well chosen. DrigO-l di-
Tect-sho wing that she has the light to direct
oil who love free principles.
As to the opposition arguments advanced,
we have nothing but excuses; excuses without
a foundation, excuses ior slave labor, excuses
for forcing on free people an institution they
but abhor, excuses for an administration that
hiss deceived and abused a nation. But | am
satisfied that these excuses will not help them.
| am certain that old Cuyahoga will, in the
coming election increase the force Of her eX-
preston, testifying abhorrance of measures
that are the antipodes OF liberty and right.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

TRUMBULL IS CoMIN0.-We were shown by
Mr.. John c. Granns a despat III yesterday, say
ing that Lyman Trumbull, the talented Senator
from Illinois, will be here Thursday evening.
and will address the people from the Speakers
stand on the Square. To use rough express.
sion, he will make the fur fly especially amongst
the Douglasiles, who are fOndly imagining that
their darling little liiputian giant is already
nominated for the Presidency y--Leader Sept.
IA
Now we have most provoking little item to
follow this. and that is A private dispatch
from Geo w. Mannypsnny TO D. 2. Rhodes,
this morning informs us that Hon. Geo Z.
Pugh will be in Cleveland during the day and
evening of Thursday. the 18th inst 'Now
where does the laugh come in PLAIN Dealer.
YEP, "Where does the laugh come iul" Mr..
Pugh was mon ,eOmsatabls" all day Thursday,
although the wires were i n use in every diree.
tion to hunt him up. Since Mr. Pugh received
his terrible threshing from Gov. Chase at the
discussion in Tifiin, he seems to have become
all at once abeliever in the old adage "discFetion
is the better part Of valor,"-henee his non
appearances to back up the challenge of the
Democratic Central Committee. and Senator
Trumbull had the field all to himself
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

Dr. II TUBS siR;-Hnping II may encourage s0me des-
hI hg lhNaHu 10 sex lellel hum suffering give below
ho acts "a my own case You hrst nbed me IN
evpt, le2 haa ,eh suheing uTyrars from cumpli-
calOu OF Jh esos ana impurities the kluod The nst
lhree years sHcepiing tsW wsoks had been kebt prs
onof constantly n oedi and nt that ime too 10 ~
up ~ nchnir ng enough To have my bed arranged n,T
could ttnh upright upon my feet My suferinFs were
without iutCrmhaun aud At times were verT ereat Debi
M ana deIsnsemout seemed 10 poIyade tho snirs sT,tem
~ ht KIND ruuds and an attentive physican could do
had been done for had also ussd different kinls ~
patent medicines which acted palatves hut ailed 10
hOeoh.lhh NO desired oloct. fIOm the tine / COM
menctd lourifenmeni there was Gradual Improvement
~ the end OF lew weeks was able 10 Up an hour vi
Time, and "a siH months rode leu mos ono day From
Ia time improvement was more upid-hhVe since been
Journey west; and um now ruioyirg good degree Of
health ioei that % your treatment under the blessings
oi Cod ap indebted Tor life and able health.
Yours with muca respect Mas NJ y. BEMlSS.
Ms Ieded curing her sickness and while under treat
men Ia Muuson, Ges ueu Co, o.. where he father Mr.
Chasef Mlllfr still remnius nug2i dfnatol6sen n;wlm
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Ten BrOeck's winnings.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Pre-

The correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
says;
Ten Brock has been a winner by the Eng
lish races to nearly four hundred thousand dol
lars, and is steadily adding to his winnings one
way or other, in nearly every race that takes
rlaoe. Not content with the horses already in
his stables around, Mr.. Ten Brock has purchas.
ed of MIR. A. Keene Richairs, of Kentucky, his
famous three year old colt, Sheriff, aud his
fine fly, Pretty by-pight, two years old, by
Lecompte, dam by Imp. Glencoe. Sheriff.
made a remarkable race at the Lexington Spring
Meeting. Both animals are to be sent TO Eng
land Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

THE PoPE AND HIS PREMIRR.-A private let
ter from Rome thus describes the Pope and his
Premier:
"Day before yesterday l saw his Holiness
II was in his library at the Vatican. lie takes
snuff, has fever sore on his leg, and does not
stand or walk muehi is 61 years old, very cor
pulent, and seems truly to be touched with
feeling of our infTmites.' lie does not do
much; is regarded as near bis time, and Card.
nails begin to look for his shoes
ANToNELLI, whose office at the Vatican is
directly above the Popes room, is really the
Pope. He is a mau as years of age, active,
shrewd clever, with coed address, aud engage
ing manners, and works all the time, like a pol
itician as he is. Temporal affairs occupy him
solely he knows and cares little for anything
beside, Religion he leaves entilely TO the pros
fessors of Il y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17
August und September Appointments,
DR. IL. TUBBS can be consulted as

For consultation uron alt forms Of Chronic OF our stand
ing diseases whether internal or external.
70 The September VISA will be ho isst one mazda nv
Dr. Iubhs, bg he IL about to retire from practice
lnvHds d. stug 10 avail themselves his long aud am
pie tIleTuco, by Hvug consultation or prosc
torur tents wlsns To renew their treatment can onT
line TO time represented hemseVrs as pnrtneTs or Fo
aies iu practice vii Df ,tmpluyirg snmo ieHtm mt
&c As lhs VII doubt be continued and unIe
eIensiyry amer hg departure, he fres h mrumhent 10
VAN his nrnds the sick generally avoid them Re
elwise tTuGtWoTthg - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17

A REPUBLICAN, MeET ING BURNT OUT!-The
eloquent Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana, came
near going off literally in blaze of glory
while speaking at st. Paul on the 10th, III,
meeting was held in the Theatre, and fir,
broke out under the stage, supposed to be the
work Of an ineendiary. The speaker aud Au'
dience escRfed uns inged, though the aamei
licked up the frail finder box like shavings.--
Loss some $4,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-17
l00YSTIRS. 0YS7IRS.SD
Boarding.

ROARLING HOUSE. DR.. BEACH
~ has taken the line boarding House, No 2ll super
street, which has been newly hucd up and Is Opo
urthe reception OF bUgIdrTs iy.F:g43
ROARDING. -- The House No. "a
~ Public Square, hrd by he stone Church one OF tho
poasunteAt locations IN the cityus been Thoroughly re-
palrcd ind is now uIcu for BoaTCrTs Egmes wishing to
uTnis lher own rooms can Oe accommodated with iuIFe
and convenient rooms aud bedrooms; and Single RoaiGi
snuube Ladies not excluded Refei ences given
,r.l receyed. sm7ke0 ". RURtlIT.
ROARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
II MODAFED IN reasonable terms with furnished
uuiur 'Shed ruums. nt u seneca St. iy3u.243
rTErI
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GllArnuGre.

RRAlNARD q BURRIDGE,W WOOD
II ENGRANEhS AND LITHOGRAPHERS Bbuk
tt-Rf 'Nave'end. -
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Save VOup Money.
miscellaneous.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
IN Proposals will be received the flee ofthe city Civil
EugineeT # te Cy q leveaud until l2 o'clk NJ Sept
q. e5 or inc sra ing aud mpr0y ng Of Newtsn Street
Us enllIe length Plans end spcciicatio 10 seen
eers office Ou sud Ritert The 18Th inst
Zach pOTOsal must be accompanied BY gOr and sufi-
ciaht Rnud requiring the bidder 10 contract
the prices named Ia his proposal should be uc
ed.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the submission
OF bids reseying the right to accept reject tho
by order ut the BOuId JOHN WHIrELAW,
septic: 49-lDt t,ty Civil Ensineef'
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Burning Fluid

~ sold BY STRONG
khlNOR 4 BROTHER,
Ehy corner Gf Z aspect al
WORTH, kinsmRn street
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

ton0aAum
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ass $780, go
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

GEN. Scorfs Mission TO VANCOUVER, ON m. Pa.
cr1Ic.-Gen Scott Is expected to arrive on the dir
puted ground San juan. BY the 18th Of next moth.
This island Of San Juan l. claimed o the property
Of the United States under the Oregon treaty. con-
cuded during NJ. Folks administration with Great
Britain Every effort win no doubt Be mads BY Gen.
Scott and the British odioer who may b entrusted
with power to confer With him, to avoid bloot.bed
Gen. Harvey, under orders issued some time sinos
has taken possessioa Of ths island sue The Uuitsd
States, and win bold it until Otherwise ordsssa
Gen. Scott On lsaviss New York City ssv DIV,
''nce in government vessel Or vancouvss. wss
cheered and honored BY Thousands Who turned cot
70 80 tie Old hero depart The occ.sioa was On To-
tsss:sng soe. and must have bssa highly gratifying
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

SAIM AND GsnMARFoH RAnaoAD.-Ata meeting
Of the Directors Of this Road held a Winston o.,
tns l7thin.t ,Fnss, Esq, was unanimously elected
President q tie Company and TAoaasJ. Wilsen,
49, vas m like manner elected Secretary and
Treasures: TAass 40 god appsintnsnta. Mr.;
fnes u a'ssnsasnan Of talents and Of great energy
ana perseverance, No enterprise which be puts hin
hand to Is likely to fail
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

The Democratic State Committee.
At the request Of the Chairman, Dr.. James z
williamson, we insert the following: ,,ef.. .
The members Of the Democratic State Executive
Committee are requested to meet in the City Of
Raleigh, on Monday, the 18th Of October. 1852
Business Of importance will be considered, and full
attendance is desired. 5a.-s
JAMES Z WILLIAMSON, CEn.
Sept 81, 1869. ..s.
The Committee Is composed Of the following gen.
tlemsa: Dr. jas. Z Williamson, Of Caswell; J. G.
Badh.m, Of Chow.n; l. ". Humphrey, Of Onslow;
John winslow, Of Cumberland; n. A. Bledsoe, Of
Wake; Francis Fries, Of Forsyth; W. J. Yates. Of
Mecklenbug; II 8. Stokes, Of Wilkes; and Ned.
Tate, Of Burke. 80, ls.. 81. p. ..,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

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$50 49, pa.e $1,000 49,
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

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be Nudoss.vfCsAInt o. 1eesS kHsssy. !
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The Sslishssy Assssr.. end shs CAnssss bs~ss'ss
have IN psoss.ssd sx,inss he cevrxs q he wsssss
I'm Hsrs end sks Yssssrssi: vSs,s ~ 0sa . -
sll of them d<s,dsdly aad ssrsss,y spssess ~
course whseh us have psssss4 1hs Osssssss
P;esssy and the wilnssstea AsaSr hsss. vs -
uesssay. sssn susPsedsd; shs Nssssvs Rsy ~
ss declined 10 take sey pass ia shs enassss~>y. ess
nsvssshsss.s spoke e shs ssAssas<ys q IL Nsss
and The fIsssrssl Ihs Dsis - hsss 1900
,iausd In Nsvbsm ssass - s.sssss@s sssA 'As
Salisbury Bsssw - unite ~ Toe paVsA IL
Wilson Ledger. The Tssbsro' !ssiAssc. ~ tls'sAa
Ds~serss and the Ashsrils Nsss have sspsvsssd
no opinion; bet ~ fss ssv ~ ~ ssss N rhs
embraces he entire psmsessi;e psws'sf he sssss
We Eel very srsssSsise cur hsvshsvs a he pssss
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only chin vs have spaa their ene6asnrs - shss b
the main ws sss In he right; 90, ssssAs~~s. sAss
wc have never xsvusd In shs ssppsss q pssseps~
or orrsninsioa N a them. viii he ssespsiss a
the Nsss and the rpsayssA have the ssms eisia
on ~; and % lone they srv true ssi is he sxAt
wc win stand by them (ss they hsve ssnsd ~ wlss
s;x sruahjes ssi not dss~vt then in he ssvvsth~
We hsve right to euarlwde Int H. psvssss -
tened to have given sspwss;ae 10 he essnseas ssa
sentiments At On Immense majority a W pss"esss'
ie party a The State. ...... ...
". .,ov shs s,Iio~;o. 6o~ m, t,.s Nuss,vv~k.ru'
<.,,..-
Tue "sHso" w. ~ "s s.ns..- -, -
have hsd muen 70 Ny su"os sns te"V WIZ" "sas
ana Nc cnoSe~ sne s"'my Sessn my eese nsouSss
10 the sevccacy o. ~. nssnens wssssse-sn sns
cacy which vss OIL vrt enough rsshsprs N We.
Bsanca's CooeEvs.so"si District shi'. that sse.i.-
man wss esna''tste tu< res'sesi""s bot N whseh
these journals had no right =" expect ths psss.
other Districts. vhssv The qussssoo vss 80 On ssss
To follow suit. Foe shs sesns fv~sn" We ksks<h
Nanaad ena'd not he expected rssnefpauy 10 dksnes
itscif during The hss es"ssss !" dstsess ~.
Branehs mcssufe; esesasss a'shees" f~~s"sss IN
the Fourth District. wa ssASpAse - sss osass
~ rnr pxsornss'e rAwr 90 rms s'sss AZ sss's.
AND - rxrsrSss IN ~ soeAiiS srnasssvs % sss
NrvsSsrS ~ Snr lhs"rnAry " Az sue pssssscs>S
This duty, ~ towards The f1st District. wss shy
and vixilsnsly rsrsosmsd IN the hse eaap"isn; sna
the efficiency Of The SssS~rfs sssSsee hss uss shs
unsns.osrs gratitude Al esss nsmorssey.
Prudence and easvfulaess in The sspsvssioa a
opinion upoa matter susceptible Al eunsssssssy a
sentiment among Dvmorssts b In 10 enacted bcm .
Journal ecsupyins the svspoosihlc ppwssina of Sks
S,ss.isrS ard euus;d~y;nx the srvss ds0Beulsiu.
With emlnyys.s the d;.rhsrrv al en- d,S;rsss d.sv
vc think the Sss..Ss,S has do, ss,..,,ASv v,l II
viii no, do Epr STATE Organ IN ses sno samssssiy
and to be too hassy In iss ouss;v;exs upa a.ssies
which admit. and perhaps az nsers.;sy imply. &c
ference In views Sueh cnodpes It The .~ssAsrk.
an 6r frosn ,,,~vstio~ eos Ia or~sv
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

A'.'.sLs SPsnoa-Ws are requested 70 stass
nat the rumor that these springs have been sold b
incorrect
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

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Alabama - rsesasly dsesdsd shss shs hs b sAieA
e - psosidsd shss No Rqssr sAssla b ~ v;sks
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So.shssn Uaivsssisy ssnasA = ssasSssssssaal-
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an bssa sesssds 81 ~ dsFkssAi hsae = o1oa
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To- i've nilss; taking shsa Into ths go pssissa q
into The uidss a plansasisoa uheas csssss d 81
wish any ds.osheps - essBsSs tAs6 ssRsA
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28
The State Fair.

: The State Fair.
We invite the attention Of our readers to the Pro-
gramme in another column Of the approaching State
Among other mechanics who will attend the Fair,
we learn thatMr Shultz of Salem, will be here with
- little Of every thing" In addition to his me-
chanical work he expects to exhibit some Of the
whitest and purest honey ever seen in Raleigh
1t is high time that those who expect to attend
with articles for exhibition were making their pre-
partitions Bear in mind that all articles should be
sent to the care of Mr.. John R Harrison, Agent
Raleigh '
It is high time also, We think, that the people Of
Raleigh were making preparations to entertain the
large number Of persons who will be in attendance
We trast this work viii be undertaken At once, 80
that the people may be assured in time that ample
accommodations will be provided for them.
In connection with the Fair invite attention to
the notice Of the Salisbury Brass Band in the STAN
dard Of to-day. Promenade Concerts win be given
every night Of the Fair by this Band, which has .
deservedly high reputation for "discoursing sweet
sounds q we'll as for the character and gentleman
ly bearing Of its members This will be IN attrac.
tive featue Of tho Fair Mr.. Neave, the Director,
has promised nothing for this Band which they win
not be able to perform. s7-1-.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-28

hPRpvED HA nRAUItc ELsvAToR-The last num-
Der Of IL SeiepG:s Awsrioss contains finely en-
gaSedf representation Of this water elevator, tie
invention Of Dr.. DuPre Of this City. Tho A~sr;
ca" speaks Of this invention in the highest terms
Commtndation from that journal : valuable because
its Editors ars scientific men,. end never commend
any invention which does not possess sterling merit