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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

oPERA The Cooper Opera Troupe, the most
acceptable company yet before the Cleveland pub
lie, will commence a season at the Academy of
Music on Bank street. on Monday evening with
the capital Opera of The Barber of Seville, in
which Miss Annie Miner will support the charac
ter of Rosina. This lady is a universal fayorite
here and will be welcomed back by an apprecia-
ting audience Messrs. Cook, Bowler and Ru'
dolphson reed no praise from us here. They have
been here aud spoken for themselves.
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PnILADELPhIA, Sept. 7.
A number Of the prominent citizens Of Plila.
delphia have addressed Tx Senator Cooper a
letter requesting his views as 10 the exp, al
ency Of insisting upon a reduction Of postage
and an increase Of duties, az issus in the sp-
proaching national elections His reply is lock.
ed for with interest BY dabblcrs in State and
Federal politics.
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From state Of Maine to Baton Rouge
All know RRYAN's NERM1FUGE
T. steless. harmless death TO worms
Ot all sizes, kinds and forms
Mothers feel, indeed,
With this painless, peerless cure.
Price Is cents. Sold by wM. FIsRE,
tep2.Rs Cleveland
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Last Nights Report.
ILLINOIs sTATErFAIR.

FREEPOET, Aug. I.
The State Fair is complete success mot less
than $4,000 people on the ground. Receipts for
the day amount to SOS, ,OO0 Steam plOws on ex-
hibiiion this forenoon. Fawkes' machine plowed
an acre in Il minutes The number of agricultu-
raj implements On exhibition is larger than any
previous fair. The Farmers Convention meet this
evening for the puapose Of discussing matters per
tanning to agriculture Friday Is the last day which
premiums amounting TO SlG.5O0 will be awarded
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THE "DEsPATcH" SToyE.-We invite special
attention to the advertisement of the Despatch
Stove for sale by VIM. L. Marvin. This stove
has been thoroughly tested and tried-itis is no new
eXperiment-and we are assured by Mr.. Marvin,
who has for many years dealt in stoves, and made
himself perfectly familiar with all the meritorious
points OF the different varieties, that this stove
GELS all others in many respects. Purchasers will
do well to call upon Mr. Marvin.
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REPUBLIOAN CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, N. sept. z.
The Republican State Convention TO nominate
candidates, met at noon to-day The Hal was
crowded TO suhocation Ward Hunt, Of Oneida
county, was chosen tempo a chairman VIM
A. Wheeler, OF Franklin county, will be the per-
manent Of President The Convention adjourn
ed till thisiaiternoon.
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FROM nALrIn,nnR-

BALTIMORE, Sept. Z.
The meeting tomorrow win be immense Dis
orderlies seem to have vanished For two weeks
past, not the slightest disturbance has occurred
Baltimore eau nov be called model city
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lMPORTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination ingredients in these Pills is thOEs
ult Of a long aud extensive pructce They are mild IN
their operation and cezin in correcting all irregularities
Painful Moustruaiions removing all distractions, wheah
or from cold Otherwise headache, pain In the side pat
pitaon of the heart whites all nervous Affections hyser
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs &C, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the meut Of new IN the treatment oi
these regu ates aud oLstructuns which have consigned
40 many Thousands of the young the beautiful and the be
owed 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No lem ue eau enJoN good
heath unless she r'ggor an whenever an obstruction
fakes place thn general health begins 10 decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eleo'ua Temedi known for all com
pinuts peculiar Fgis. To all clas ses they inval
liable, inducing tO.h certainty penofeqt Leguiariy lhe
are Known To thousands who have used thom At dcr, nj
periods hraughou the count having the sanction OF tho
mos emineat physicians in America.
Froif dire lions satinJ 0eR and Whsn they should not
be used with each BoEue Price one DOar each boz con
fdiaulg 40 Pills. ,,,-
seHf by mail promptly. by enclosing proo 10 the General
Agent, Sold By drug gists generally.
r. ID HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No. 1866 Chambers s., New York.
eoTI in ClcVeIand by MM, FISKE and YLORD
HAMMOND. ehIs1&MoAzl
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10 Stair 4 Co. have received the Fall Fash
ions for Gentemens Hats We should advise
those who wish beautiful and becoming Hat to
call on the Messrs Stair & Co, and get fitted.
dy-u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Bom@o.
patby simpIiGed No parent should he without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
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FIRE

Sr LOUIS, Sept. T.
The FIGURING Mil Of Goodwin, Miller = 90 >
aud two adjoining buildings, on tbs Sorner OF As'
Los sac 600 IssurS1ce $40 600.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!! HAIR DY.
Vim, A, Bachelors Hair Dye !

The only harmless ana Tetta6te Dle knOlon'
The Original aul best IN the wOrldl
All others ufe mere limitations and should be avoided
sou wish To escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair oI skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
varded 70 VIM A. Batoh0or since 1852 and over e0OOO
snpcatons have been tbs Ham Of his patrons oi
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces eolol
not be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not to iuure in the however long tnay be continued
End the m effect Of Bad Dyes reodiedi the Hair imigor
sted for life by this Splendid Dye,
Made, sold applied (.n private foomsl at the WIS
FGCtnry No. 30 broadway, N, Y.
Sold 10 all cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
gists and Faucy Goods nouless.
~ The genuine has the and address upOu Stee
plato engraving ON four sides OF each RuK, OF
WM. A. BATUhELOR,
iaulT No 25 Broadway, N. Y.
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REFRIaERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIoEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth 4 Co have few of Sehooiey's iceberg
Refrgerators lcft, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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FoR DETRoTr-steamyr May Queen, Capt f. R. viaER
IS O'Clock p. NJ.
FOk BUFFALo-Steamboat Western MetloDolly Cant
W PEAss, at 0o'clock p. M
For ToLRDo-Stoamboat Arctic, Capt Henry Fish at
o'clock A. NJ.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
DOuaLAs an ooLUmnus

VT '"V'I '0T0' v
Judge Douglas arrived from the East this
mlming. He was saluted by cannon and met
at The depot by the military and laree crowd
Of citizens, who escorted him 10 the American
Hotel.
lie speaks al O'Clock this alleruoon IN 8 10
House Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

CoRREcTIoN.-In notice in yesterdays LEAD
ER of the clothing store Of NJ Lebenthal we sla-
ted that it was Wholesale and retail. This was
mistake. The proprietor sells only at Wholesale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

Personal '-HoRAoE Nj. STOKES, Grand Mas
ter OF the Masonic Lodge of the State of Ohio, is
stopping at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

y The Central Gin Book Establishment Of
A. Colby Co, established in 1854. has now
become permanent institution, at lls Ran.
dplph 1t. They are daily filling orders from all
paFts OF the country, which are promptly filled
on the days received. Catalogues are Grnish-
ed free. We believe that the Gift Book system
has done much to promote literary taste
smOngst the Masses and as such we welcome
Messrs. Colby d Cos establishment 10 our
midst Chicago PTssS and Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

CnASeE OF NANE.-We understand that Sarato>
ga Engine Co. No. 3, have changed their name 10
S. P. Chase, in honor of our Governor OF the Buc-
eye State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

FOR ZASEsvILLE.-Ph@nix Engine Go. No. a,
leityesterdny morning for GAINESVILLE, accompanied
by the Heoker Band and several citizens. They
will stay in Columbus until this morning.
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- Sss- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuokers' aud Olmsteds news depots
AT news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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Go TO HAwKs.--llawks and Brother have Frank
Leslies Illustrated for September 10TH with a
port in the Watering Season The Ledger for the
coming week Home journal with the commence
ment of new serial, and more of Willis pleasant
jOtiings of his journeyings The New York and
Cincinnati dalies, aud everything in the nowspa-
mar
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Ls8- For City News, see first page.
. For Market Reports and Marine News, see
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No article will receive premium unless really
worthy of it. Discretionary premiums will be
awarded on meritOrious articles not mentioned in
this list, at the option of the Society Exhibitors
,hould have their articles in the hall, and entered
by u o'clock on Thursday. All exhibitors must
obtain members tickets.
ED. TAYLOR, President.
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In NEW DREss.-We acknowledge q tardiness
in noticing the bright and clear dresses in which
two of our city cotemporaries have lately arrayed
themselves. The Review came out on Friday last
in an attractive new dress, and on Tuesday even
ing the Plain Dealer appeared in new raiment
which fits il most becomingly.
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~ "Harpel's weekly" and "All the Year
Round, f" have been received by Hawks & Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

cLEvELASp HoRuouL7URAL sooIErr.-Lisl of
premiums 70 be awarded at the exhibition ia Che
pins Hall, on Thursday and Friday The 18th and
10th Of September;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

THE ABORTION CAsE.-The examination of DR..
VIM. II. Eddy on a charge of producing an ubor-
tion was not concluded last night, and will be re-
sumed this morning There are serious doubts as
to the case being anything more than an attemp'
to injure the Doctor. A notorious woman of the
town is OF the principal parties in the prose-
cution, and the case presents some tough features
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-08

20 For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go TO D G. Dietz, III Superior st.
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ATTENTION. LADIES!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

.DHE ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
II Wearing Az pure decidedly the insst superior IN
vontion - the dRg Md ihe undrrsigped IA 'iaIing y TO
lha pho conide " i4 iof toe 'nnyrnlenoe oomatt
Hnd hedih Of the wgeT io all reHpe Is snpotkedes "vey
tiee he khh hsra OI~s invented While thus noii-
ducing % the health and ~ tha person, also pre-
selvasthe luest ~ nmeliy. LTfsveUhdyt ny Z and We
are sure that after ios ips q ~ 10 without one
Manufactured and constantly ~ hhfd, AZ Wholettle hi
roitil al our rooms Ia Post Office H'fsk .,,,, . 90
Chagrln Falls, Ohio Sept Isb9 ..
-Ihnso who have taken tho libeuy u t0gnier nlt
aeoIu loi the same H.. d. &GO,
sft5ns
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PROM BOSTON

BosToN, Sept, 2.
The Royal Mail Steamship America sailed at
noon to day for Liverpool via Halifax, with $780,.
600 in specie.
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PoLIcE CoURT-BEFoRE JUDoE LAwRENcE-
William Closer was fined S5 and sent TO Jail one
day for disturbance.
John Neil, for intoxication, was fined 50, and
Andrew Samson for the same offence fined 81 and
costs.
Robert Henning, for resisting officer, was fined
$40 and costs
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SD- See advertisement of Dr.. sanford's Liver
nvigorator.
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I CARD.--THE SUBsCRIBER
Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
90 Hicks ST., near Engine House No 10.
Cleveland, West Side.)
TUyTTN DTTCCJ NJ CHtIN A NJ u ANN TC

Cleveland, (NNest Side.)
HHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
universally known nll Europe. wleru II is estah
Ahlued uli the nre'r cities and tycn in many "A the
fInsl iuwnF, aud Is geuurnl ~ proved by all mrd
ishly bO remedy against great humber of tha
troublesome hut also ptUmt, Of health pre
sotver a. tnd mttt powerful strrbEheher Uf
he tk; particular recommendation OF
is called ur As pursyiuE and invigOTnng agent for
the su ths bath is hrkng witdgcd to he SURPASSED by
other molI whatev iiHt Ne singular combination Of
steam watt friction and yx9se exlih ted ~ these
cat ishmons affects the gbniH lsljg ~ such powerful
70 orompetely eradlele diseases which obs uus y
resist al Olht rom0dioS RlaumntlStn Salt Rhuum Ring
Worh Rug's Eyl Foyer Sores Dropsy mud all other dis
arising Om Suppressed ermOrd action Of tho skin
radically cutod without exhibiting Internal medicine
Diseases Of Tho hirppsspBof CaiRrlh, Coughing, aud
arc removed withuu' difficulty
EnlafRencnt nf the LIZ Or aud Spleen Dyspepsy piles,
MstcuhalsN Scfhfnops swelling PaTulytC ilytte zeal
Affections, Guut aud sometimes fp'leilc It's Deafness,
Hnd great number OF U'hef ailments successfully
treated, OF the ohuincy o hteani Bathing all these at
utiuns, there Is the nDples proof record Nothing IA
claimed for H. what artualy be done and what
0yeIy one mny experience IN himself.
JUST TRY ITI
Cold and Warm WdiGT hatls, m vol Shower Bath
conne5ol with iis establishment aud eau be used
separately.
rioKETs;-A siuglo Steam Bath GO contE per dz s6 N
cold or warm water Bath 70 Ct; pr COZ, rs
Hours Of admission for Ladies' Tuosduys THURSDAYS
SuIuriys the forenoon Tor Gentemfu during thr ai
tnrnoanE OF the AanlF days itm to o'clock and sun
DAYS from o to u ool1ek a M, n ,,,ny,
Cleveland Aus 18th, Is .. aug9O:2si
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PoCKET MAPS
RAILWAY GUIDES,
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LETTER PAPER. N"
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BILL HEADS
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FABER's PENCILS
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FINE GOLD PINS
BLACKBOARD CRAYoNs
BLANK BOOKS.
COPYING BOOKS
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BLANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
GLOBES, STATES
SHIPPING RECEIPTlBooKs.
PATENT LETTER FILES
DRAWING MATERIALS
PREPARED MUCIAoE.
MAGAZINES.
NEW YORK DAILY PAPERS
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SfEREoSCoPiC INSTRUMENTS.
srEREO SCOPIC VIEWS
GERMAN AND FRENCH nooKs
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
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Alithe above supplied at wholesale OF retail.
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LArE SHORE RAILRoAD.

Fare to New York ..,.....,.,...,"m.$l2,O
+" Boston ..........................".. 1890
Philadelphia phia,.".......,.........,, lliO0
F" baltimore. -....",... .........' lzOO
Second Glass to Buffalo ............ 200
Tickets on sale at the Union Office, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Once By
ron O. Harris, Agent RS
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WHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN sight EVER INVENTED
M II. sOLOMONsON.

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/ ~ Dr.. JAS. MCCLINTocK's PEcToRAL SYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the imeasurabe supe-
rioy Of this remedy over every prescribed for
rmod cough oppression OF The chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption When all other medicines have failed
in this there is hope, safety, life.
Price sI,OO sold by wM. FISRE, Cleveland.
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DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortu ent
OF ~ LIS A REyoLVERs 9uitabis fur Plks'
5tIIa. LiteNise, eosiag apd Hingle baTTeilel SHOT
nvNe Anu Any QuantitY Of a ceisgua such POWDER
shnf GAPS 40, very low ior cash Haltersl ys0ua
store NO lu2N superior street, door 20 JOfham
Apih hepanng neatly executed with dispatch
hhldYhh II HATTERSLEY
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5pefioL Nctifts.
leS- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting, apply al
rona. ENsWoRTH q co. Cor snr.rinr \ H.nrrn ~


ieg- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting, apply al
TogG EEswoRrH q Co. Cor superior ssneca ss
UIF HuNAs FaAlrv, or PnYsIoLooicat RI
srAncaEs," should be read By everybody. II treats Of
sefinhoitd Diseases and the results Of early msl praeoe
the causes that frequently load uHhappy their
relief end mtvonii1n, with olpous Instructions tho
sure method Of dtpoing the mtgivngs that frequently
take hold Of those about 10 enter into tho mtrago state
The work is beautifully Illustrated with ooored engravngs
and is fraught with wholesome advice and oHhortalions
Sold by Dr. NARROW, I6I Prince street, New York =
Price rs cents. Sent free.
soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, and WIN FIsKE,
Druggisis Cleveland. iepj
~ SHAKE AND BURNl snAKE AND BuRN !
sulKE BURN ii-Ths il the life OF agony endured BY
the Sufferer from Fever and Ague He like an IN
certain shadow, knowing what moment no may bo
prorated and therefore dsnoned to gvo any special
tenton to business He il burden to himself and bur
den to his irenls, who in administering to his
wants This Is the condition Of thousands in and
try Iil e1aggeaton say that Fevor and Ague kills
more people than any twenty other diseases IN America
For sure and speedy this terrible anction,
take great leasnro in recommending Dr. HOsTETTERS
STOMACH BITTEBs, which have slresiy achieved
wide reputation for rapid and powerful effects in renontins
the system prostrated by this disease.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
sepelw
HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PiLLs should be
the never-negleced accompaniment Of the family med
cine chest They combine in their united agency the
Of near all the external and internal disorders which
men and women subject Their effect is not partially
TO remove, hnt 20 thoroughly dispeldiFease
SOLD at the manufaciory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
york. Hnd by all Druggists 2sc &c. and 81 per pot OF
box. sepe:2S
~ DR.. JAS MCCLINTocK's PICTORIAL SYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the immeasurabe supe
rioy Of this remedy every other prescribed for
hrmod cough oppression OF The chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption. When all other medicines have failed
in this there is hope, safety, life.
Price sI,OO. sodb by wM. FIsKE, Cleveland.
~ The New York Daily Express says,
Dr.. MoCLINToCK's DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR
/, the Gully really scientific remedy ever introduced to
the puh1o One bottle has to knowledge cured
Of Dyspopsa Of long standing"
Price sl,OO. by VIM. FISKE, Clevelani.
tzg1 No HoNE CoMPLETE WITHOUT IT--DR
JAS. McCLNTooK's COLD AND CoUoH SIIx rURE cures q
ough cold with the certasty that water
querches fire. and it the prescription Of scientific ply
scan and master Of medicine Price only % coats
Sold by VIM FISISE Druggist.
-seP9 cleveland.
BRYAN'S TASTELEsS VERAIIFUGE.
From state Of Maine to Baton Rouge
All know RRYAN's NERMFUGE;
y steless. harmless death worms
Ol all sizes, kinds and forms
Mothers feel, indeed
With this painless, peerless cure.
Price 2j cents. Sold by VIM FIsRE,
tep2Rs Cleveland.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Beporred by The Union TELEGRAPH,
oFFicE, wAHiNo's BLOCK, ooRNER OF BIHK AM
OF. CLAIR srnKErs
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STEALING MONEY ROM LETTER-A young
man named Teed was examined yesterday in Po-
lice Court and convicted of stealing SIS from a
letter in this wise About three weeks since
man living at Franklln Milssent SIS in letter TO
his sister In this city, Mrs. Mary A. Warner
Tue letter was advertised and young Teed called
for it, supposing that It belonged to an aunt Of bis
living on the West Side whose name was Mrs. Ma
ry f. Warner. He took the letter TO Mrs. War.
uer (wire of Capt. warner) who opened it and
found Il was not intended fo her She resealed tand
gave it to her nephew to return to tue olicI, in
stead OF which be put the money in his pocket
The Mrs. Warner for whom the letter was inten-
ted soon heard from her brother that he had sent
the money, aud informed Mr., Kelsey, the Deputy
Postmaster Of the facts, By means Of a decoy let
ter Teed called at the Office agaiu aud arrested
( by Marshal CTaw, Fortunately for him the charge
| against himwas made petit aroenYto which be plead
guilty. For his real crime he was liable 10 be sent
to the Penitentiary, but was saved that by the
| kindneBs Of Marshal CraW and Postmaster Kelsey
| His sentence was deferred
| 49,
THE OLDEST REsiDENT OF Omo--A few
days ago we published a statement that Dr. Good
ale Of Columbus the first white boy born in the
State, upon which the State Journal says;
| We see It stated 10 several papers that our much
| esteemed fellow citizen, DR.. l.. GoOdale, was the
first white boy born in Ohio lie Is native OF
Massachusetts,, but while youth emgrated with
quite party from said State In l77s, crossing the
mountains by the way Of Bedford. 10 what Is now
called Brownsville, where they took the water
route on u 'hat boat" and landed at Marietta,
ssUeHty one years ago! This, We presume makes
Dr.. G, the Oldest resident Of our State An elder
sister. Mrs Col. james kilbourne, who was one Of
the emigrating party, still resides in our city.
DR.. Goodale was q surgeon in the Uuited States
army during the last war with England and was
with General Hull when he surrendered our army
TO the British al Detroit ia 1912 Soon after he
eommeuced the mercantile business Ia franklin
ton, but subsequently removed 10 this city, where
he has been actively engaged 10 business to the
present time
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u No HoNE COMPLETE WITHOUT IT.-DR.
JAS MeCLINTooK's COLD AND CoUoH Blk rURE cures =
ough cold with the uniform ceraisy water
querches hre and it is the presc pton Of scientific ply
soion and master of medicine Price only 25 coats.
sold by VIM FIsIlE Druggist
sep3 Clevs,na