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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-22


IN July 1888 was taken with ordinary summer CONS
ilht, lnt MlIh ueBecleu taking remedies, hoping
'ha 1t would soon Stop of itself hut IN about three weeks
hat was unable 10 do half days work l applied To
pslcas al was uusod hrst with opatos, next with pills
ut nitrate OF silver took injections OF nitrate Of silver all
doing goo next took various home remedies rec uu-
meuded ny nurses aud old adCg neither did do
nuy Food Again totunod TO the of the pnysioans
thl was u'sed WIN any quantity Of tbs powerful
asrngenis knlFn % the profession but all no pulp
Ia May 1856 alter having the disease months,
}rur cnhcTg Dygo1tey Syrup, which did Ia less than
hoentg gn hoHrs after commencing itsss the disease
tOHipeiey rFchcd leut winch different phy
hnd pte uunbo 10 accomplish. At this tins also com
meneel daiy Ahluont wh cold water, and ever since
used but piriO OF one bot tie tn accomph this g0
work aud ever since hOp els have been very regular
evacuutng u. mselyes once day.
Frummy experience, ingly pronounce Il ths
host DysentorY medicine mHde and would heartiiy
lccuhmend ~ use TO every oQo with liz hcuy / am
u 70 MAKE ms statement 10 the pul lie, through gratitude
uf te behsih mas conferred upon and through tie
use. II HART,
Omco OF Cleveland Plain Dealer
Having had opporunt test your ,aIuqhIo medicine
for bowel complaints tue Graz touhoTg Dysenery Syrup.
" unl ohceut relief such like oct
rhnrm aud cannot doubt that when il s well known
ls ~ neIls demand will afford Tehsl g !hCqss, Dc nov
Pres. Board al Aldermen sui Acting Mayer n. Y.
have had opportunity Of witnessing tho effect Of the
Gracie93elg pWene SYRUP In cases ofb9wel complaints,
especially thuSe Of character and have no hesi
,sliou r. sayag that It is admirably adSgisa 9r re cure OF
Orotsn Water Comm'r aud Alderman, N Y.
~ Forsalo by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
~ For medicines or agencies address
H. D, KINGSLEY, cleveland,
Huge Agent toI OAsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-22

plarrhHn, DYsentcrr. ChOlsrn. Ne.

We have the GrHa,enheIR Dysenery Syrup used In
cases Of bowel complaints all their varied fOr - from
lnnsenos4 10 malignant cholera, and We speak
ui IN The highest toms, aud recommend IL with Cunt-
denc0, Whetuor tue case mild severe, recent u
long standing II cures sursy, aud leaves bai effects
hind
MoRRIsFRANKLIN, Pros Board Aldermen, N y
CITY. ~
7. r DE FORREST, NJ. D., Board Of Health, N. Y.
City.
y. HlBBARD, NJ. D., BOARD OF Health n Y. CITY
G., u; DlNEkOM, Episcopal Clergyman, SUFFOLK Va.
n. " hAhNIOM - Pine street, n Y. CITY.
nhNIL IlIMAN 2 Court street, boston, Mass.
ark, ~.
4 W TAYLOR, Captain U. s. Army
j. II. lARr. Cleveland Plain Dealer, OHIO.
MM. lANRANn. lIrrelnnI- nhin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-22

An UNeRATEFUL CHATTEL-A slave girl
who had been whipped, near Nashville, on
Thursday, drowned herself soon after by thrust
ing her head into puddle Of water. thus rob
ing Christian gentleman Of 81 200!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-22
DRUGS.
Liver InVigOratOr

NEVER DFRIIITATEs
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rec FROM GUMS aud has become Ru established fact a
standard Medicine known aud approved by all who nave
used &c. aud rs resented 10 with confidence Ia all tho
plsuasoe for which % is rec. mIuouded.
10 hus Curui thuUsndsI within the Inst two years
who had rvcu un ui hopes y of rctt the numerous
uut 'lIttlrd CCr,ihcUcs in.@ my possession show.
IN. duar must hu ud UCdg u the temperament OF the
Individual taking %, aud us c-od en- such quantities
FurtN The bowels. n
Let the dctns ui veut e.. iudcmcnt Guide you u the
use nf .hu LiNER eIVlGORATOi and It
Ntl cure Liver Cone plututss HiliOus At
tnCkss OyauCpS ut.- Chronic OinrrhOeus
= ~ M e r. & q IN - |p uimts, Dyseutc-
rys DropsyS Squry StOmuchs unbitunl
COstlVcuCss, Chui-.-ic les Cholera, ChOlc-
rn MOrhus, Chnlvrus |iufnptum, Flntu-
iCucDl uuud e e. s'.s Female Menkucss-
Css and nv hr used sug- =. 'Ds.uly MS OhDiNA-
nv FAMILY MkDi-.AC CINE. ~ will ,ure SICK
u " n G. IL u "a, y thousands Gun testify , 1 y
TWENTY MINUTES iE"-|rWO OR THREE TEA
SpOONFULS ARE TAK--IEN al commencement ui
stack
Az who use il tro giving their testimony in IT'S isyur
to NiN wuttt in the m u.h with the lNVlGORArOR
aud swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Gruusportoiiou.
sllzA 1859.
oLkstiEla@l5

- 1859.
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
wn during tho present season. run their we'll known und
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdonsburgh Il OswegO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRG-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at Ogdeusburrh with the
Ogdensburgh Il Vermont Central H. Il. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at osvogo with the
New Oswego Line OF Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats ON the Enlarged Canal
Behoeen oswego, Troy Albany and NeO York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, aud
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
| Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded by this Line win he subject to
/ hut one transhipmont.
~ Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express Will bo
forwarded from New York by E1pLens Freight itAln
over the New York Emo Railroad aud promptly ior-
waSded from Dunkrk.
" These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Clsye
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
| APPLY TO
| J. MYERS Agent N. 7. Co. No. Iii Broadway, n Y. -
]. l.. WARNER, Agent N II Co, No. CRuttcs SUP NY.
| JOHN HOOKING Agent N T Co., No. s6 state street
A. CUSinIAN, Agent V. C. Line No. lOs state sueot,
| CHAS. s TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phla.
| ]. F. CHURCH., Agent, ROuses Point =. Y, .,
| G.. l. THOMPSON, Treas n 4. Goa OEdensburEh, N
| GEORGE PARKER, Age I, "
| HONEN CRAWFORD. OSwegO. n. V.
s ID. CALDW VII, Ageut, Dunkirk.
| pEL1ON B!iEED, Cleveland.
| J. S. CHENOWETH co, Cincinnati, o.
J AlcBEIlI Agent Saudusky.
! v. y. MArHEWS, Agent. Detroit Mich,
| ]. T. 4kAMFORD- MtvEuhee, Wis.
MciIENRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis.
MATIIER & Co, Chicago
JACOB WASHBURNE, DavenrOrt Iowa.
| N W GRAHAM s co Cairo III.
FIFE MICHAEL, st. Louis
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
marI9R6 p. CHAMBERLIF, President.
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MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER

NJ y ONE REMEDY Is LOUDER
~ called for by the necessities Of the American people
jhau ad safe cure for Fever aud Ague. such REM
cd, euah ed 10 offer with perfect certainty
that u Will eradicate the dsasO aud with assurance, ouu-
led proof that No harm can arise from It's use IA any
quantity.
That which protects from prevents this disorder must
be OF immense ia tho communities IN which u
walls. PrtuCtiOH Is better than cure, Tor the patient
apes the which he must violent attacks nf this
halcful distempur. ls CURE" erp0ls the miasmatic
u Fever and Ague irou the yso and prcveas the
It's premuuito SYMPTOMS II Is ouly tho bos
edy yet discovered complaints but
tho cheapest. The largo quantity supply for dol lar
brings within the roach OF Bsey body; uud IN bilious dis
TCi where Fever and Ague prevails bOdy should
have and It aud 1t freely both Tor and pro-
reach OF ollhc poor well the ri n. great supuri
Of this remedy any uhor dscuv, red for the
speedy aud certain OF utsImittenis is that It con- aHg
Quius mineral consequently u produces no qulnsm
elect Whatever upuu the contribution
Those cured hyt ae l6fi htaay as If they had never
had the dseaHs.
Fever ana Aguc not alone the consequence ofthe mia
poison great variety u disorders arise from its
irritation, uinluE which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout
Headache, Blindness Iuuthache Euruche, ChuTrl Asth-
ma, Purtauu, Painful Affection of the Suleea Hyster
ics, Ptir n Ihe BowJs, Cuc, ParalAss, and Derauso
ueut u the Stumsrh, all of which, when originating U this
cause put tho iticnttypo or become periodical
This IJEE' CNles ihe poison from he blood aud
queutly them all ake. Ii s invaluable protection
Immigrants aud Suus travelling Orttmp plrarI residing
u TIE maluJus districts. II taECu occasionally daily
whe ,Ilustd 10 the Injection that will ho eRIetod nom
he SYSTEM and ct.nut accumulate insufficient quantity 10
rpou INTO disease. Hence II is valuable Tor pro-
lection hm cure, and " viii suiirl rom lntcruIt-
Tents u thuy avail Tia mseh Of the protection this RENEE
JY affords.
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CLEVELAND AND ERlN RllLROAD.

An the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago Coluubus, Cincinnati, St..
Louis uud all the trims going Eastward connect
Duukirk with the trains o the New York Erie Railroad,
Buffalo with those of the Now York CeutTal aud
II. NOTTINGHAM supt.
IlavnlanA Innn laIh 1aEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-22

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
Wednesday, Sept p, 1853,
FLOUR-Msrkct still inactive and heavy Tho oly sale
ported is a lot Of % brls extra at Si.75,
WHEAT-Bece pts lighter snd the market in conse
Quence sho improvement; though the inquiry is limited
and transactions light Sales red at 81 and 700 bus
do on tracF, at same.
CORN-More inquiry and holders have succeeded in Oh
tanning an advance Sales rack at re and NE bus
from store at same.
uATs-seady with sale car at 3lc.
HIGHWlNES-Sale 10 brls and % do at &c
PORK-sa,e 100 brls No, mess at sl5
EGGs-Firm lO Ile Sales to the city trade at re.
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BUFFALO MARKET-Sept q.
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Sept 20-To 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
ENT Erred.
Steamer City Of Buffalo. Perk ins, Buffalo
Ocean, Evans, Detroit
" Sea Bird, Bludeet Toledo.
Scow Valley, FTedoricksburgh, Buffno.
CLEARED.
Steamer City of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Ocean, Evans, Dei roit.
" Ssa Bird, BOdgeit, Toledo
BarquG Invincib G, BOumnn, Chicago, 40 iOus coal
Schooner NOnpaeil. Bonner Chicago, $50 tons coal.
ID Il Murtin, GTavos Chicago, 400 IONS coal
" Shook, Shook, Chicagn, 45Otons coal.
Mdnlaht. DIake kaWuGtte, 80 tOus ire brick,
steam pumb' 100 tons coal
]. G. POudleiun Becker Pr. HuTOn.
SC0w Valley, Frederick shurgh / r,t l5l tons coal
Sc5w Free hiasoa, Tou Saint 10 bbls -four 10 salt
pkgs mdts,
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10y TELIGRAPHl
Flour-saes Of sJl hbs at Si00Gsi25 for superstas
81 iWds rs for extra State; StOI 40 Tor super western
81 40ui Is for good extra wesrrn, SA15disU
r 6d aud 81 q5U5 90 inferior good siBpi brands
eyrt ronrd tuup Oho-clo,ing steady. Hu deTs genet
Canadian -four quiet S5O9575 for extras Sales $50
bhls -.
WheaiNIarke ct Firm but less ao i've Sales s'o0o bush
70 / sJw,ukee club 81 20 amber TcNa'; 81 3G A. for
wuite for vii H; 81 malls Tor Ykiig wsn; sllO ior
red state; 5 Si,1llur,nNd Ind; al'l2 red l. L..
Rye-Sel lySales# bu at sc aud small lots at Sic.
BlTl-y- Qliet aud tTmer Sales ~ q D. Cat % Toe
Corn-Scltce and cts better. sales GlDlO bus at 9Oc
Mixed % Or prime white souiheni s2a9j yellow
do
Oats-Sales a 81 dIc for od State 3sa40c State
4lla43 for Vest IN aud Cnnhdlau. ..
Wli.ky-Stealy; sales 4OO bbs at 2634l27c-chefv the
inside price -...
SlIdi3 FIR primo ness Si l2uli 70 for hn mes 1909
at $40 50 Tor rumps: SlJ tsGlO s Tor pum' Sl 70 tor
Ulrar
Bscf-tIrcbJ, Sales 800 bhs at S5dbJ0 for prime;
s. al do nosSGJ for rc-pacAod Chicago SO bgll ~
tui egtru.
Beef hams dull.
iCIn--duli,
Gu Mea.s-Scarce and firm. Sales % pkgs at 73sc for
shoulders; said9' for hams
LartsRos COZ bbis at O'i alc for No Ciy TO prime
ButiSf-l2N@ICc for Ohio l7a2o for state Market
steudy.
Chce.e-Fnm al 9a9]lc.
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AYERS
GU Il GU " H.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Intermittent FcUer. or Fcpcr and Ague, Remit
tent FeUer, chill FcUer, Dumb Ague, Period
toai Headaches or BiiouS Headache and BIZ
inns Fecers-indeed, for the lchoie class Of dis
eases originating m hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miaSmdtic countries.
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n R0nL "a m al ION

G. ANpFEWS will coutmuc Tho Flour anil Feed Bu'i-
no>s nj tho Old stand and be respect fdly slcis the pat
t'ieVrls1T Srii p issg 2w2is
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IAM iii.sii.l. s..$.issls.sis Esa,. 81
~ Rail. ROAD-TlniE TABLE, No. TO-
TO take elect aud after Thursday February 10, 1859.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
CsuslGnd 10 IOUngs lYOumgstgtoR 10 CLcOt
feBu land.
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY !
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY,
The King Of Remedies !
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL.
DerRngemenI, Dependency, dc.

Defhhs ehlehts DebpOnuenC1g dCs
THE NEW Application of ELECTRICITY
a termed Electrupathy,' Is the only uoaiment ever
ion or con sstlon or s2nsalns oflhe lrg whether glsi
which ouneror later uCcesuu feeling uf heaviuossuud
distress m The head with dZI moss, loss uf umbnu and
uf ahec for nearest reies ana indi6rercs 10 fs
especially wlen omba gssed caunot uelr advoy apd
symploms, together with others which it is unnecessary
,numeratu will bo furd To ynTy n frequency aud intensity
thu d ease advances, aud very frequent tounuatO in
lducy lnsAnl or .Hcl-e may be- "a without fear 90
committed IN tho present day arc tTaerahe to morbi'ly
uheasHu oi .o ntn an huluu he frequent oo-
Dorangement u the brain and menrul deangenen ace in
az aot emin6 p6yscians hi, ed ng c9p Ug ',Su U os
lives hlslos sengs together with ydr pathy and change
ont, Cstimue and scientific Elcorcnn in Tho City Of
Cleveland, and the ouy Physician who treats hU above
tbont, liver stomach kdneys spletn aud diseases pecu
aud Ge1era pshy ane ot.er Phys caus have fii ed .
slcns may 10 rei1rel TO IN is vicinity wh@ have been
uud whose cases hal for pany resisted an medical
treatment, und were considered utttrl' hu. eless.
Read the following Iom Mrs, Carlisle Of thiso
Dr. GbsouDear Sir.I wish to express tie RipS ss-
teen IN which hold your ELECTRICAL treatment N cBsa of
SsTess or aGout sSsso Wy ,rs wss "ncte ytb tIs t
above diseases, and mouths before became ucqaunt-
sluit. SIR 1t YOU and hiuueh YOU the ubt
that The short cour Of rcat uut 20 which subjected
The hands oProyidrnco acIbu my recovery entirely 10
your Olu'ltlNd thlf uu Tor vain ne
vi the ayiuu. pent you sk,lfuly employ am un
der tho greatest OheuOns, and hall ever take pleasure hi
recommending your trtaimen' "a M. friends
SigaCd, MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
No 2il llgUi ton street. Clcve land.
To the above might be added lumo II tGoatos OF
AMI complimentary notices, hut he most sntfrt1r
recommendation Is the personal ad antaees a may derive
nom Dr Gihg0n's valuable discoveries aud services
DR.. A GIBSON. Eclectic Physician
Professor of FlectToplthy aud Medirne
Or Gsnns work on Physiology i0r sale al his olcO
The any rk ever published pyiug ia detail the charnr-
tor Of man by tho temperament, and containing specific
dirfrtisn fur phv iCtl cultivation.
Once on Onttn' street over g. Beck Co.'S Store, d
frw dOOrs rom the Public Aquafo Office hours from 10
seplS Rs
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OLIVER SOAP! SILVER SOAP
~ For crauIug ant polishing Silver Plated and Br
MIA Marble Plate Guas, Sc. The mos runyeuien
md effective preparation for his pupuseoytr offered To th
public tits not uhe 10 any abuse and be used even
by inexperienced hep with oulrs safety as d contains no-
thing that pos iby iuuTe the finest ate JowrlTy
aug2O For sbloby FOGG EkSWO rIll 4 60
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFa@A.1
~ LolN Navigation, the Proprietors 81 HsAENli&
ui this Line Will put upon the route nom grt -
Buffalo to Chicago seven hrst-cugs A lazt4stlsaal
! Screw Steamers Of great strength and speed,
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3NING LEADER OFFICE !

hay f0n2 COO 10 0OWater-Eastn tbhll lAn q
10 baled FtOn I'D, -- Sandy Ifd rsIunt 3lQE 3.
Hogs.........9llb On l0.Whte Lime ...... d D,
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM heretofore known under
L the style Of Brown Andrews i this da, dissolved
ny mutual lhc b sness of tho late utm will he
settled ty either Utrupr their former place Oi luuCss
An ucrous Indebted TO them wall 'l.ssc Ca and settle
without dulty J T.. BLOWN,
&. ANDREWS,
Corner OF Ontario aud Prospect St..
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DIKE'S PEAK--A large assortment
a OF RIFLES \ REYOLYERS Suitable for Pike
Peak. Likewise, double and single baueled SHOT
Ms aud ANY quantitY 0t cotUTus, such POWDER
SHOT, CAPS Nc. very low for cash, At Haitersl ysGuu
Store No, l02s superior street. reKt door To G0Iham
Aplun' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
fehldYRd II llArrERS LEY
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tins instrument when used cuuiuinty with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. AMOS SONtuke pleasure ia announcing that they
have invented important instrument for tho cure Ol
the above Diseases Il las subjected TO test hy the
most eminent physicians Ia London Paris phudUlphIu
ment ever invent ed for the cure OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by tho secret habits of youth Price
SO Ilmail or express.
n. B.-Dr AMOS SON. in order to satisfy the most
sketcal astu the merits uf this instrument pledge them
selves that 10 instance where may prove uusatisaC
tory, afer fair ria the money Will ho refunded by
turning the instrument m good order.
CURE WARRANTED.
DR., AMOS SON have devoted their attention eNrlu
syCly tins peculiar class ut mala and tho ree lhay
fully testified and crate fully acknowledged by
eScCut PATIENTS aud others daily arriving M town ron ui
atOusw theiro NeTIuns have been cr ell by the most
signal advantages yet from hat they have oXpGeuCed
iuqurng into the causes Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that of the most dan
geruus and yeleRte) they have always Entertained th
possibility their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that The most horrible and malignant forms
u disease could almost Invariably he traced 20 Of the
following causes Ignorance, neglect OTthe bnd effect
uusklul and improper tIeam mCnt; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering thos election OF
heir remedies, safe ehectua and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies which boar equyOch
character well those whose pre mature niudicuus
application might be productive u bad consequences in the
ards OF private individuals la short the laudahu euu u
tlrTumedcs Is the lgssculng of human
1eyOus affections that m tuuity the secret foes OF lie
aud which, while they extensively surround call aloud
uTOuT skill and interference In their oNerminasion
COUNTRY INvALIDs.
Persons in any part of the world be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their 80, with
Address Or. AMOS a SON, corner Man aud Quay.sts
Buttlu N. 1nusdNwly265
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15
Conservation CT Bishops.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct IA
There was a great throng in attendance
at the st. James, Monumental, and 81
Paul churches, OF this city, TO day, to wit
ness the conservation OF Bishops and As
sistant Bishops OF New Jersey. Ohio, Texas
and Minnesota. Rev. VIM. Henry Odcn-
heiner, Bishop Of New Jersey, and Rev,
Gregory Thurston Bedcll, assistant Bishop
of Ohio, were consccrated III -. Paul ;
Church; Rev Alexander Grey, Bishop OF
Texas, in Monumental Church, and Rev.
Henry 7. Whipple, Bishop Of Minnesota,
in st James Chnrch The ceremonies
were very imposing, all the Bishops in at
tendance at the conservation. The attend
ants included large number Of strangers.
The convention OF the Church was not il
session to-day in consequence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15
The Elections.

State elections were held last Tuesday In
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA Iowa, and Minnesota.
The telegraph dispatches yesterday ana
day before bring scattering returns from
all these States bat scarcely enough to In
,iicato the result IN them all
Ohio has undoubtedly gone republican,
by from fifteen 10 seventeen thousand ma
i,ritv on the State ticket Of course the
legislature i also largely republican The
vote throughout the State is about the
same as it was two years ago. except Ha-
milton county. (Cincinnati.) which two
years ago went 1900 republican, while on
TUESDAY it gave 800 democratic majority.
It IS notable that IN some counties In
Ohio. as Cleveland. for instance, the demo
Gratis fought the battle purely on the
Douglas platform, and the Danites, or adj
ministra:ion men, voted with the republi
cans
PENNSYLVANIA, where the battle was
fought purely on the Buchanan platform
and many OF the friends Of Douglas united
in running q peoples ticket the party i.
more terribly beaten than in Ohio The
State ticket Is 5000 at least behind The
Opposition, for there is no republican
party there, and the legislature is two
thirds opposition,
In Iowa, ii would be hoping aGainst hope
to expect democratic victory, vet c1cep,
the federal Office holders, the democrats
stood together sholIltierto shoulder on the
true democratic platform, and if they are
defeated, the majority against them viii be
small The returns Go not look 50 bad
In Minnesota the ight was made exactly
- IN - III rn..Li- s still in doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15
From Europe.

The steamer Canada, which arrived on
the Sth inst, brought the following inte-
resting item of news;
The screw steamship Fox, Capt. McClin-
took, sent by Lady franklin to the Arctic
regions in search of Sir john Franklin
expedition, had returned to England, hay-
ing been completely successful At Point
William on the northwest Of king W Ill
Jams Island, record was found dated
April %, 1913, signed by Captains CroSler
and Fitzames The record says the Eru-
bus and Terror were abandoned three days
previously, i'll the ice, five leagues to the
northwest, and that the survivors, i'll all
amounting TO lO5, were proceeding to
Great Fish river. Franklin had died June
II, 1871
The total deaths to date had been nine
officers and fifteen men. Many interesting
relics of the expedition on the western
shore of King William $ island and others,
were obtained from the EsquimauX, who
stated thai after their abandonment one
ship was crushed in the ice, and the other
forced on shore, where she remained -
The Fox was unable to penetrate beyond
B-llot straits, and wintcrcd IN Brcnttord
BAY. Minute and Interesting details OF
the expedition are published. Several
skeletons of Franklin men, large quaint
ties OF clothing &c, and a duplicate record
up to the abandonment Of the ships was
discovered.
The steamship Indian, which arrived
! Oct llth, brings three days later lnte!li-
cence. The Zurich Conference was get
/ ting along 80 well that it was believed a
; definite treaty of peace petween France
and Austria would hc signed in a few days
/ The American occupation Of the island
! of Sul sSuan attracts considerable attention
! in the Journals The Times editorially
! states the facts in the case, and says -
Fortunately the affair i III good hands
and VIZ. trust there can be 10 reason tC
doubt that the governments Of the two
countries viii proceed TO decision IN the
SAM. spirit Of moderation and equity 10y
which their views Of the question hay,
hitherto been Characterized
England i, busy getting troops ready f.,
China. Ten Thousand men are 10 he sem
from India undor 81 Hope Grant, and new
troop. are to 20 10 India.
Grain market steady. the markets gene
rally advanced about Is on wheat.