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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
No. Q

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Madison HousE, Cin., Dec. e., '5S.
Deer Telegroph: ! sent you short
letter yesterday, about nothing, and to-day
will continue the same subject. aulg
We arrived at the wharf al 10 O'Clock,
having made moat excellent time, although
the night vss extremely dark. Finding
tla, the 3 O'clock train on the G. L NJ. R.
T. goes no further than Chillicothe. Ihave
concluded to remain here until to morrow
morning, and am now, at 8 o'clock T. NJ,
writing By gas light--the cloudy weather
aad smoke combined, ,sD1sking ittOo dark to
zee without. aFaei4 .d5
The city presents quite busy aspect,
and one or Two business men whom have
met assure me that the trade Of the season
has, upon the whole. bern satisfactory.
Not SO large. perhaps. as IN some former
seasons, but npon soldier basis. While
the pressure has closed up many of the
sifnsabstantial houses, there are enough left
"a DO All the business required by the
wants Of the trade and the needs Of the
country. with prospect Of better times
in the future. The grocery trade, espe-
cially, has been large s.
What busy throngs crowd the streets OF
this city Go in whatever diret ton, and
you seem to meet the whole vast and het-
srogenous population huIrying in the ,oP-
posits direction. have walked through
several streets to day, and in going up
Main, it appeared as if every person in
town was out, and moving with an ire
sistible impulse toward the river. On re-
.tttrhing. one could almost imagine the same
cfowds were rushing toward the hills as
if 10 escspe some impending calamity /
thipk ! can evidently see the effects Of the
hard times Ia the care worn cOuntenances
of the great mass of the people on the
street.
Nhsrs wealth gives so much conss-
auencs 70 9s possssoFs,jt is no wonder
that tloasands maks it's aequisition the end
osraIi thar thoughts and efforts, And
wtiIs skor,s inx degree viii excite The stare
aud envy Of the crowd asiAxelI as the sub
ss,s,,ss, ,thsusSnds,liy remOrsslsss sb0A1
ID dn;lv- and hourly repeated ne. And
10 lssr up this s'ian'-- which really DO
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DR. RoHAcK's ScASDINAviAN RENEDiEs.-In direct
ing tho attention OF readers to DR.. Roback ad-
vertisement. have hes In saying that all
ho claims for his medicines is confirmed by certif-
icates from all parts OF the West The language of
these certificates is earnest and grateful tho
refor TO such varet OF Diseases that It would
be folly TO question the restorative properties OF
pr-pa rations. II appears that while botan mixing among
his native mount aims in Sweden, ring vistto
country some years ago, he collected large guam
tity OF medicinal herbs, unk In this coun-
try, and BY combining the liquids and solid extract,
those possessing powerful detergent properties, he
succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood Purifier
and 81 ood Pills, which said to exercise moro
beneficial snnct upon tue fluids OF the human body
than any other curatives in existence DIR. Robacks
theory is that all diseases originate in the blood and
it would that tho pid recovery OF his patients
under Of those dfsnfeetHntx, affords Btrong
presumptivs evidence that his pathology Is correct
ertaintt 10 that the celebrity of his msdeipes
crenscs daily, aud that he has authcntc proofs OF
their snecess in his possession. See Advertisement
FErEas.T-Fevor, ike every other form Of disease
whiehthe hu sy.ten isilabe, Is caused by i'm.
Parc busnors.9 Thisbeiby eaused by the more rapid
aeton of the blood struSsins
Ing out OF the body the corrupt matter which is
deadly opposed to health. HENCE the good and bad
humors are at war with ga ch other, and the eommo-
tion which follows causes and heat. The up
toms of fever various; causing heavtne.s, Ian
signing and Yawnng, alternate s of heat and cold.
After which the patient complains OF paiBs in the
head and back. great thirst, nausea and sickness
fulncss about the stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matter. DR. Morse's Indian Root Pills arc
acknowledged is be q STRENGTHENING and delightful
medicine for all kinds OF fevers. They not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels from, all bilious
matter, but thoy open the excrcoTy vessels, causing
the to pour eopieus eEusions from tho blood into
the towels aftcr Which the corrupted mass is thu
out by the natara passage OF the body. All that IL
required. in urgent eases OF fever, will be TO take
large doses. In order to have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three TO ave
night and morning, until the fever entirely disap
pears. After which, from two TO feur every evening,
until we'll and you will DO convinced that is the
best way to check fever, because they drive all
aud restore the body to slate OF sound
health. And the blood and other fluids will be so
thoroughly purified that disease in any form will be
utterly i'm possiDle. '''
Dt.Norss's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. asFf. ..F-.r q ~ i-al.n In
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orrIor. q srArr pAnr. -I,I 1In,nr..rr..,, III,

OFFTcE OF STATE BANK, IND1AsAPoLIs.
The redemption Of the notes of this
Bank, in all future time, is fully provided
for. The notes Of each, branch will be
taken up in the place Of its location, At
the Office of bank or Bankers. doing a
regular banking business, -,
The Efaced Notes will be received and
redeemed quarterly, at the Office of the
Clerk OF the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, indianapolis. for the period Of three
years, from January /, 1880, -. r.
- JAMES n, RAr, Cashisr,,
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Grafton @ pay the interest, the next gem
sfation win be, sailed on iof the principal.
Von't Athsas be g.os.Ous plaoe,--so
ieqves Well. thank fortune, don't own
epy property hefel But, aftersli, the peo-
pie take it phiiosophicalIy. and being in
for it. there is no such word as repudiation
heard or dreamed Of. They voted the
stock. and they will manfaiiy carry the
.self-imposed burden And 1itktk ihtel-
tiigent. snterpfisi6g and industrious popu=
la,ion she possessess sheawill manage the
load and stiH prosper.
While the r. r. stock is worthless, and
hundreds of individuals have sunk the
fruits Of q lifetime industry. in the, con-
struc.ion oft. yet the Road itself remains.
and has added indirectly TO- the value Of
the properly IN the county many times
what has coat. Athens county possesses
The elements of great wealths and when
fully developed. the people of other secs
tons of the StaVel will wonder that hef.
;.fhuckleberrY knobs, we're 50 long neg
lectedi, While she can never hope to equal
glorious little rAsigs. yet We confidently
look to see the day when compared with
other sections she will be, the delight
Of the State. And 50 mote il be. . a y =
] shall leave tomorrow for Columbus.r
from whence you may expect to hear FROM
me again. -ai'i siolso =
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
'' Celebrated Fem ae Pills.

PROTECTED BIZ ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription ofSirJ. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This In aluabs Medicine Is unfailing the cure
all those painful diseases to whch the
female constitution 10 subject. 1t moderstes all
GEES and removes all obstruetions, and speedy
nay be relied on. e-a,-...
TO MARRIED LADIES
ti pee uiarly suited. win, In short time, bring
On the monthly period with regularity i]oa 8.ep
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hesra the Govern
nept Stamp Of Great - prevsnt eOnnterfeit.
CAUTION. r ;f
These pile should uct be taken By females during
the TIRsr +nREE hoHTHs OF pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Misesrr6ges but any Othsrtm thcy
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in The Back and Limbs, Fatigue On slight exertlon
tio the Heart and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
fsil ed, and Alhou powerful remedy do con-
tain iron ealomel antinORy, or GnythiRg h1rtfGl OF
the constitution,
/. Pull directions accompany each package.
sole agent for the United States and cahada. 7i7j
tLate l.. C, Baldwin q Cod Rochester, N. r.
n. .,B--e1.Oo and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorised Agent, viii insure bottle Of the pills by
return mail. ''p-- 3, l.aEiti ~ N3d yi9stosiq
For salsby D. Rvsd, Pomeroy, o.; j. D. rark, and
SURE, Ecstein & cO.,Cineipnati. o f'g.Id y2IyI|
q; I'll ,pOi II 1T q . r. II n afli
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FL TsSi FIT 81! FIsTeil!
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT $50
HDIa0Dt1o F1l IT,.

THE euRE o. SrTs, srAa,sa, HERvSvs
uGa nirt AHDToesrrTuTioHxL bsseasEs. 'v 1o'
"a Pstsons whs are aDoring under any Distressing
naiady will md iiaScs'a VsaErxSLt EsilsSrle rt1Ls
20 - the yremedy ever discovered for curing p
IsRss q Fsilins FIJI, hls,. ll,g1a ,b,ss tslag
aysts; and, although they are prepared espeeIail,
for the purpose Of curing Fits, thcy found
espeelaL bepsat Fsaih ieFsons anieted, Win weak
heEyep,pr Thqss FeFvens PyPtem hasbesA;prostFHssA
or ahatersf fFola any cause whatever. sfp Ghrents
con bAfhts of long stshdns, pesd
W nervoasnesA. they ceSdihkly abensaeisl "
etthp ftE eaelpsnG viii hagefh pills
sSpt thera throagh ih Hnil, Tree Resags Fnr sale
By SETHf. y sac, ioa Bel stree Baltimore
Va. ~hdus fr"'s an rsrts criNe rsiec sS.
S' sda'ss-~a pest PsiA. safsA 1855 Gs.ty
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Clsae elaaaaall .NlarlzeE.

cINcIrNATI, Saturday, Jan. I, 1850
FLorR-Market dull; s4.7515Oo for extra, and a.
SOFA. IS for common.
h0as-Market dull with downward tsndsncy;s ;soQs
Do5o for Hogs averaging I4O to isO ibs., and S0eD
Too for Hogs averaging 100 20 go a0lbssses.s.s7
PHovr"oHs-Mess Pork, Si7 tolsso per brl. Hams
and shoudefs sen readily Al Dsx c. perib; sides,
AZ C. Lard 10 c. TO liHe. ~
oHocEnIrs-Molasse', 9oD3les Sugar, -s1s07sle.
COnee, u kDi2he.. ...t a.,f $500
GRAIH-wheat, red, ol.Oo: white. 0l.le; inferior,
81 Corn, oeDS7c. Rye, 60 &. barley, 7oDss c. in.
feror, s016Ac., Oats, nrm at 6saSse. = y ,,4
cHEEsE-W: r., arm At TX e.for prime. s.soIi
BuTTEE-c Choice roll ,legeoc.; good to fair rOu 10
alec. rst.s r ,... ~ y "a, ~ ~ . -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

%It is estimated that twenty mill
ions OF dollsrs are annpsly expended in
Europe BY American visitors, In tan
years this would equal the whole currency
OF cur country.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
8. M. PETrEMeILL a cos
nDlroRIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
I35 sTlAlNiaaolr slia III "LiInataarr, I 4 !" Dec. Qe, Is

LOO STkANnoAT 'LtsERrf. 4" Dec. &c, '58.
=zr.sDears Telegraph: A wise and philo.
ss sophical Divine. IN arguing the benevo-
lence and goodness Of God to man, as
seen in the works Of Mature, gave as the
most demonstrative and conclusive proof,
the fact that he had everywhere made the
rivers to run close by the principal towns.
This is a curious circumstance. which, no
doubt. has been often observed, for be-
lieve a glance at Geography as well as
the reports Of travellers will show almost
invariably that wherever there is q large
city or fourishing town, YOU will 6nd,
that. for the convenience and profit of said
= city. river, or lake. or ocean. has been
located right BY its sidsl 1t is certainly
: 20 III the case OF Pomeroy.
~" atthete is another circums:ance which
ought, andf observed and considered, un-
sstloubtedly would have n like tendency To
.Fibspire profound reflections. It is this:
- Rivers are not only made to run BY the
towns. butare 90 made that they extend
I. D 18th areys from t1e to,rni .z In consequence
sf this bene6cent arrangement. when one
eannot get a boat going mp stream. he can
step aboard Of one going down. In con-
,6,mation of this, l am on the "I-iberty,",
moving fnaiesticHlly toward Athens by
-lwsyof Cincinnati, instead Of the "cour-
ier," bound for the same destination BY
way of Marietta, as intended.
- Well, we have had a gloomy. rainy day,
[. and TO add to the sombre picture. there is
not lady on board. Did anybody ever
before on steamboat or rail. fud a crowd
Of passengers. and no ladies among them?
,Idop't believe such a case is recorded in
the books Whether ladies hare ceased
to travel, or the officers Of the "Liberly"
are not popular with the sex, or whether,
as the hunters say. it simply "wasn't
good day. for them. don't pretend to
idetermine, but sure it is, il they have con-
rluded not TO travel any more the Boats
may as we'll dispense with csbins hereafter.
In such stats of things incidents are
out of the question, and 1 write merely
because promised to write every day,
and the effect might be disastrous IL the
very FIRST day should be closed with
---f-. .sas8--sf .
broken promise, ,s., .a.,rs -,oa, =
The Judge and Mr.. c. left the boat
q, Portsnaouth to take the r~iu and mud TO
the hotel and the bus TO the depot. in an
hour or two, for Athens, while have con-
,:luded to remain aboard and take nap
perhaps TO dream--perhaps tobiow up. or
rather To- be blown up. But wouldn't such
iAn occurrences if realized-we mean the
blow-up, and not the mop or the dream
furniah splendid item as a postscript to
this letter? Who knows but my staying
aboard was for this specialPurpose? Well.
what1is TO be, ,tcin be. and SO, good night.
.a@ r. s. Didn't blow up. '.' 7''''''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

welfare Division No. Do sons
OF TEMrERANcE, meet N their Hall, over the
Saturday evening, at-6i @, clock
l-1y g. by order of Division.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

eeives none but those who practice it,
thoussnds are dMsr6ng their souls and
vesrIag CT their bodies, making them
selvee The seriest slaves and bringing Ger
iain physiral and mental degeneraGy uppfl
their chiIdren TbSIisye the happiest, Tie
most contsptsd, aud healthiest partof the
| p pulation Of this city may be found in its
workers, whose income does not tempt
them 70 efiectasiyl ls offivihg beyond their
ihumble means. -
lDEBup Nature.will not permit her laws 70
be violated with impunity. The degener-
ate sons Of the wealthy men Of to-day will
squander- the acquisitions that now excite
50 much envy. and lie. or his children,
viii take,the places Of those upon whom
he now looks with contempt; while many
a aragged boy, whose very necessities now
drive him to earn, in some way, .ths means
to live, win, in time, by the energy thus
acquired, own the big stone-fronts. from
the very steps Of which he is now spurned
by ups,arts whose only claim 70 distictien
is that their Jathcrs nO,O ewn them, n 4.
And thus the great wheel Of fortune, IN
its ceaseless revolution, is ever striving to
teach the true lesson Of life.' But. if men
will not learn, why then, all there is left
for them is to suffer. .f ,.st,
Thepapers Of this morning are stupidity
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

H A writer in The Genesea Farmer
says that he has tried the cultivation Of
wheat in hills Ike. corn, having the hills
two feet apart each way, and Two or rthres
plants 10 the hui. He reports. obtaining
from asmalI Plstof grouDd q crop oslaygp
0s to be equal TO fsCo hundred 6ushels 10 IA .
perss The,soil is kept stirred and etilli-
vated during the growth Of the crop. 'yo5
I;ds IsaI-e--T--- -t=.Os.75- ~. --r-zr sda
: -44THE WEIGHr OF A. MIlLIDE m GouUsEL
The wsighti isofl one miIiIm ofsdOllArss sof
the United Stntes soun-nrviBigoldi isAbout
5s!7 5O'iroy ozs. I'his nAkss = .N79Ilbs.
ea0isa. or nearly fwot.aIH RutiR Suastst.
welcoming 1900 lbs: only-tn earR tsn. r.
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Poaneroy lsell1lI NIh ll.c1.

~ ~ Po,sruoS, rnr raa5AI. Dssshbsf -
Nss: Ssss's Fl. cssssssc, tSgH lcs q y.
Oats ~ 05sft y LtsiI IsoaIs. Cd I0c ~ ~ f7,t
:, sa1 Oun tl,h. lCaplIes, 0ailow) l4dR 1ec
PIt-e, tkrsep) SlhN|t iLandlrs, ,tofial) &c. =
t,.ttrts @*pr.perN.7e s,elfica, QstnF) 91rs \ "
..By|g io0s9r. dos ffish, N.od) 501ekea
'MOt4Ds-s, 40D45c. . rnI. SIah hacE er.TaaS In.
sArnf3 81 y gal. fish tVhIte1 se4 80
Su.hr.(N- o. eDor. . n 'icEied pbvk ~. a.. -
Sugar (whlts) I2A0pi5r. houider, s0aor
Seass: la iSs. y b.rs- stssEaEvdJ JensrsEaz.
hies, oesIe' D. iams. Ice.
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carried to adjourn to meet At
the call Of the Executive Committee.
.'o,.I T. 5..,. '.l' J. r. PHILsoS, President.
HI. SiPIEY. Secretary. ~. ,.,.p ire
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LAmEs or THR UNITEp STATES
II has been my good fortune TO restore to health many
thousands Of my yeouutry-wonien.
Ms has excited the malice Of the onyious and
alous but their prosecutions have served on To extend
nd esab ish my reputation Showers 0f grateful offerings
have fallen pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved SO long 1 held in iheotonate and
hankfl remembrance by hoss who have experienced
kill afford to jospse the efforts Of nisohef-maker'
nd slanuerd
MY fiends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
eine f producing menstruaton within the reach Of the
Ladies the United states but nlsposition TO
field occupied by quaoks with their pefnieous
and fear that unpnncpled o0untefeters might palm pom
he pubhe their worthless limitations, have htherto pre
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AAIIE DE FEAIAIE," ia the United States.
Atas yield to the enreuties Of patients and friends
and Offer the suffering Females of Amsroe medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
old World.
In regard 70 the sifcaey OF The "AMiE DE FEyME,"t
need only say that is Ia liquid FORM aud exactly such
usI have used IN my paooe FIuncs Tor years und
shat II hua never failed TO satisfactory result.
The Annie dc Femme aud meusiruaon stead In the 70
Iation Of cause and effect isake powerful to orginsi,
healthy menstrual now where never has existed and "a
restore it where has been from any cause Suprossed
In ordeTto guard agars imposition thf wrapper OF dfef
written sgunture and both the bottle and enclosing bci
WI De 1eaiel with my private seal
Price, $500 package. p, ,,,o,r
PARis, January, 1851.
FoL sale, Wholesale an4 Retail, bY WILLIAM FIsKE
aN1o ekWIo
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New WHOLESALE WAREHousE-ANorHRR
CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD FOR MERCAETTLE FA-
voR-w Liebenthal, has leased the store former.
ly occupied by Miller q Co. No 1877 . Water
st., up stairs, which he has fitted with rich and
varied stock Of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths Cas-
simerea, Yestings, Yankee Notions and Peddler's
Goods MT. Liebenthal's stock Of ready made
goods are manufactured here Ia Cleveland express
ly for his trade aud cannot fail TO give full salts
faction. Merchants from the country making FAN
purchases should call on Mr.. Llebenthal and ex-
anime his elegant stock previous to making their
purchases elsewhere, as he pledges bimselfto show
them that goods In his line can be purchased as
cheap as in New York or Boston We say patron
ize home institutions, and in 80 doing, give the
new house call.
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NHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP nc
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER invented
N. b. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN
cops the largest Of the iaos approved kindso
PEcTACLES. Alh's glasses whether for aear OF far
ishted arr ground under his inspection, by machine
Of anew constructions with the greatest care, 50 asto
suit THE eyes IA al cases curing Weakness, DzsHess o.
IAaaunaiioHO Of e Eyss aud mparng strength for Ions
reading or fine sewing.
Cy- ~ VI solomonson would here inform the public
thathe never employs any one tho sale Of fhisenaeB
r. Also, a splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES Ml
ChOsGOPES, COMPASSES, Sc., kept ON hand.
... ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without PAIN as perfect as natural
CYOmcs IS Superiorsireet ,underthe American Ho.el
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The DENNIsoN AND RANNEY DIscUssIoN.--
Arrangements have been made by gentleman in
this city for the discussion on The 18th of septem-
btr, by which all the railroads centering at this
point except the Cleveland & Maboning, viii carry
passengers to and from this city at half fare So
let every body come to this city. The Put in.Bay
Celebration will be over and every body should
give that day TO the discussion.
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FRIDAY MOHNINC, SEPT. ., 1850
IEnAYHLNR,s nR0IsrKR.
NEw. ADYHRTlsHMRNTs-

II Greeley Co. oroeley's Lolters from California.
II, N. Gatos-Propollor Kentucky for Toledo
G J. Kooer-Eolecic.
Mona's Relief society-Bus Notice
Pelton Breel--For ogdensburgh.
W Liebonihal-.BuS. Notice
II, ID. Kendall & Cs-Embroideries
Polion & Breed-FoF Duntirk
r. !. Baldwin Co New Imporlalons
S Borrio-Coal Oil
Felion Breed-For Chicsgo
Blown Andftws- Dissolution
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN NEws--ARRIVAL OF THE
STRARTRH AFRICA

FOREIGN NEWE--ARRIVAL OF THE
sTRAMEH AFRICA
New YoRK, Sept l.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool 2Oth
has arrived at II o'clock.
Her commercial advices have been anti ,ipsted
by the Jason At S. Johns.
The papers received furnish the following ad
ditiOnal advices,
1t was rumored in Paris that Marshals Canro
bert and Neil had fought duel in which tho
latter was killed
The long pending trial Of DR.. Smethurst for
the murder Of Miss Banks at Richmond had ter-
minated A verdict Of guilty was returned, and
DR.. Smethurst was sentenced 10 be hung.
The testimony ciicited at the trial showed
that Dr. s. had got up fictitious marriage with
Miss Banks, having at the time wife living,
and slowly oisoned her for the sake Of her
money.
The builders strike was continued at London
John Edward Butler, Of the fcm Of Butler 4
Smart, Solicitors Of London. has absconded--
He is defaulter TO the amount Of 100000
pounds
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MaVe YOmr MOmeY.

.HNETE-A- tEIES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
i AND LOuNGEs RI UPiiOL srFRED AND RE-.
VAHNlsHED, on Nuled gstr IA tht latest styles aud pat-
terms. An kids ul Upholstery Tenaed ne shortest
FlKlsii for ne cts Of Cey land, aspted 20 Pianos snd
hli kudt of Nnrn rrackn ~ frIra removes
ish, making tho mtlcrs look k0unW- anil ol IN
pOnaB
Damask aud Muslin Curlaus made and putgp 90 edel
The making and putting down OF Chrpte VIII afo Do At
tended 20,
MT O. bang practical uph0lsieTer und having fow'
ed thttn different branches the principal ces OF ihe
EuGt 81 yoaIt he " oLablcd q gvo iec sisc pn, o.
charge Work dnne for ahuu Onfhal Tho price usually
charged hp regular iufaitufrs ops . =
~ OrdeTa may 10 len with %. q, hfoNn, peooiaNri
a. M Taschits palnl Hooms, 3upeuof llleei u .
angQRs D. VHAVANsAN"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
,Ilnm WAsmINGTON .
WAsmsoroS, Sept.

"
Gen, Lane In private letter says, in relation to
he Presidency, that he is contont to play himself
into the hands Of oils friends and will take no step
tobrinp himself before the people as a candidate
Judge Douglas intends leaving Washington on
Monday next 10 attend the U. s. Agricultural FAR
at Chicago on the 18th II is now probable tllat
he will he able while on his way TO comply WIN
the request OF the Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Ohio 10 canvass that State 80 far as 10
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

POLICE CoyRT.-No cases were tried yesterday
morning, the Prosecutor being absent, andnO sub
sttute appearing in his place. The case of d. w.
Babcock, which has been before the Court for so
long time, was dismissed as the jury, witnesses,
&c were present and ready for trial That Of Amelia
johnson, for visiting house of ill.fame, dismissed
for similar reason. Several cases continued