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CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1859

therefore worthy to be kept in our memory
confess l may now be considered one of the Old
School, having commenced in my fathers office at
the age of nine years. in 1916, in Bristol, England
and being in business in that city as Printer and
Editor of the Annual Directory there for twenty
one years. even now feel at home, when in
printing office, after a residence Of twenty five
years in this country.
conclude by hoping that ALL and particularly
the youth in our profession, may keep up the dig
nifty of the craft, and prove ornament to society,
in this age of progress. Such is the wish OF
Yours in brotherly love,
JOSEPH MATHEWS
My sentiment for the occasion
The PresS-May this great Iuminary extend its
rays andits benign influence over every part of the
habitable globe, till all men shall possess by its
teaching, that wisdom which will ultimately destroy
despotism, obliterate bigotry, and establish true
friendship and brotherly love- all living under the
talr impressions of Republican form of govern
ment, TIL the end of time.
PAINEsv1LLE, Ohio, Jan. II, 1852
Messrs. CowLEs, WlLLIsToN and others, Commit
1 regret that am unable to participate with
you at your Festival this evening in honor
of the l53 Anniversary of the birth of the illus
t1ious Sage, Philosopher and Printer, BENJAMIN.
FRANKLIN. Trusting we may never forget to re-
we're his memory, permit me to offer as septi-
ment:
The Priniers Of Clevsland-They have become
so numerous that they have an established Leader,
and one that never talters. A Farmer is among
them to discourse of the beauties of country life,
and although Plain Dealer is attached to the
corps, they find Reviclo necessary. Their afl.
being filed with curiosities renders corr
rect Herald Indispensable. A Democrat has re-
Gently come among you to throw Flood of light,
which may stir up ColoIes, aud thereby cause a
Bone OF contention to arise, which he cannot
Dodge. Although some of You are getting old
and one already Gray in the art, trust you may
long remain as firm as the Fairbanks of your beau.
tifui city. Fraternally, A-- i---l
r7t> err NJ. R. DOOIITTLEsr
r ELYRIA, Jan. 18th, 1882
Messrs. E. Cowles, E. A Munson, and others -
Committee. '-' ta-
GENTS I'm declining your kind invitation to
attend Festival at the American House, this eve
ming, to honor of the birth Of Benjamin Franklin
am aware that am denying myself an occasion
which is seldom offered for social and intellectual
enjoyment. My knowledge of the hospitality fthe
Printers of Cleveland tested by former parhcipa I
ton in like festivities, gives Assurance that the
evening will be one of rare pleasures both de eats
bus, de SpSGibGs- and de dGncibuS and were it nOs
that am designing to attend the Convention at
Dayton, on the 18th inst, l would surely be with
You this evening.
offer as a sentiment, p '''''''
Benjamin Frank kLin-Every page of his history
is souvenir worthy Of being encircled with dia-
monds, and worn next the heart of every Amerl-
can patriot. .;-i --.--t --,-- ..T
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.WEDIC.N C.aRD.

AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is prepared to treat usliy without medicne the fol-
lowing Rld 9n1HgOUs affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; ythirritab,e thrT at and weakness and
hOarseuesS OF voice "a speak Ing AMI ,iIsus,
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST. with cough, bleeding at
the lungs, pain shOrtnes Of breath and paptRon of the
heart.
DERANGEATENr OF THE STOMACH; with indigss-
ton acdity OF collapse fanaess dull dragging
Euins the sides and "a FEELING, which
eTaFated %. cling the .htsig---
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS:
with constipation, chronic diaTThGa, prOlapsus ami and
piles = at 1855 SO tffF
URINARY WEAKNESSES, vithinItable bladder and
incOntlneut ard palnfu urinaiilas
EMINSLgMEAKN EsStS; Wh hieh if not arrested, so
generally 'eild TO insanity al ?. ySiral ui1. I'd
SPINAL DEKANG EN- tNtS; with curvature, ,inequaii-
ties Gf the hips and Shoulders, Unsracefu gait, and pain
aud Of the back which, # arrested tend TO
heir l1cTeHsa and 81 c0asuiai,' ron. - 81 --.s
HERNIA radicalcure effected Ton new pffncipe) by
means of his comhinaiun Brace Truss.
B DERA NGEMFNT OF THE LOWER EXTREME
TIES; with codless numbnes heaTness and swelling, On
standing
fhe dropping OF young afrs with psakeG shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and atness Of the chest
which Indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
removed. F-ff-r-f@ y f'-'5-r I'M q I
SKIRT SuPPoRTERsThe attention Of ladies is called to
Skirt Supporter hy which of above affections may
be prevented and relieved the form and bearing Of the
body mrrOyed and the weight of the skirts held away from
the stomach Invaids of the city should inquire by
letter when DR.. B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited to examine his surgi
cal devices. fHsE L.ra ,I.s.-.s-..-
A Lady in a'teudance upon Ladies. decl0
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r DR.: Lyons 0fieerfs removed from IS
Water street to No. sTst, Clair street. s.
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MILL FEED.

Coarse aud Fine AIiddlings,
CITY Mills and Akron Shorts;
Screenings SC.
Iheral inducements offered to the retail trade AoI
ders le at the Mills OF our Office will meet with prompt
stfsati,n1 : = h --Tr-7 H HARVEY & Co.,
dsr9o.dyq0 ' Merwin Street, Cleveland.
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ReSOl1sd, That system of territorial extension
is the true policy Of the United States. ''
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
attend, ~ ~, G. w. CROWELL, Sec.
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FOREST Cry LYeEgM.-There viii be meet
ing of the Forest City Lyceum this evening at the
Hall fthe Sons of Temperance. '.a5 .,-.t
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits :;
-r...-e. SOIS
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
D TVONC FpnH SOITTII AMFpTCA

THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the people of Cleveland and vicinity
t'i that he hss taken an
Ofsice No. 81 st. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the ab We named Diseases or
ny other complicated complaint of years saning
formed that they consult the Doctor II FREE OF
CHARGE.
IL hoped that one win despair of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial.
u During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies
East Indies South America and the United States, he has
been the instrument in Gods hand restore to health and
vgor thousands who up and pronounced incur
able BY the eminent Old School Physicians; nav.
thousands who the verge of the grave
now LIVING MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctor S
skill and successful reatment and daily exc aim
be the day when first saw and partcok Of the
nj auv1cerree me poor
be literally remembered.
E~ Take Notiee-eyery Wednesday and Eridav- DIR Ly-
be consuitt aO 26 Detroit street, tWest Slde
Cleveland
F-Ofice Hours-from 9 A N. to 6 ?. NJ. -
deell d&w 1y 26l
J. n. JOHNSON, II. D.,
Hft -H HOMGOPATHIST
ofce GT Sartwels Block Superior Street, Corner Sen
St Residence NO III Pittsburgh ST. Cleveland. o
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shilling per week to City Subsc ri her
Five Dollars per year 60 Mail Subscri be
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prepared to treat usaily without med icnel the fol-
lowing and anaiagous atfectlons, VIZ:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
Ma. DEssIsoN 70 Iupon nAnrrr.

-s-lS"N"ppoJ Ouiy &OpIOOo.
hor. r p, RASEEY Dear .yiv: Your
estcmed note OF the 18th inst. resohed me
last Saturday afternoon, ss l was about
leaving home, and my absence sincs will
accounl to yon for tho delay OF my roply.
NY speaking appointments running thro.
:noarly al the mo nth Of August, and pub.
hshed prior ioihe receipt Of your letter. a
hsI of which you will lind inolosed, with
other engagements Tor indefinite times
preyious to the election, will preyout mo
nsking so extensive canvass with you as
you propose. 1 will. however, be- hspov
10 odscline all other engagements than those
o. meeting you for the purposes you refer
to between tho 5lh and 2Oih OF Sc piember.
inclusive. during which limo We can have
seven OF eight joint meetings in dilTsren.
parts OF The State. TRUST this modifica.
.ioa Of your proposal will be- acceptable 10
you. IN which oass our two State Commit.
,lees cau arrange tho details and designate
Me times and places for The meetings. 4
WIN thank you for aU early reply.
Truly yours, W. DENNISON, in.
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Republican Candidate Tor Supreme Judge.
The Cincinnati Enquirer. the organ Of
the Hamilton county Democracy. in speak.
ing Of the Hon. William Y. Gholson. the
Republican Candidate for Supreme Judge
passes the following Complimentary notice
Of him in speaking Of his connection with
the Republican ticket.
"The Hon. William Y. Gholson is a gen.
llemAn whose sbiIiiies aud high general
qualifications Tor the judicial Office no man
can deny. His services in the Superior
Court OF this oity have demonstrated this
fact TO all who have been witnesses of his
career. Talents. learning and industry
are his in superior degree; and ifhe has
not exhibited The power ola Mansfield or
a Marshall to go behind the preeedents Of
the law and seize, in their simplest forms
its organic principles, he has only shown
the want oftbat whose presence is SO un-
common as to render its possessor ono oI
the wonders Of his generation.
So is Judge iholson--in the ordinary
acceptation Of the phrase honorable
man. He has never been accused Of mar
rowness or illiberality, or a prousness to
Injustice. Pursuing quietly the walks Of
laborious profession, he has, without
gainicg reputation for spirit Of chiyal-
rOus generosity. been looked upon as one
inclined TO be just in all the relations oI
life, private aud professional"
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Try this remarkable aud most into orosting romedy
II composed oftho concentrated Juices Of the most
powerful andthe most soothing Plants and Roots in
nature, chemically combined and insulated IN woli
sealed glass Bottles, and charged by powerful Bat
tory, Thus possossing In addition IA its superior
dcal virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties
profoundly poniratlng, and ominontly quletlng aud
soothlng. IVroieves pain and Inflammation at onco,
lwhcn freely applied relaxing tho strained muscles
and nerves, giving now Tfe and vitality by It's life Civ
Ing qnatos,t TO patalized parts and chronic or long
standing complaints, and weakhossos, alaytng ner-
vous pain, Nouralgia) irritation, and removing OBJ
stfuettons like charm. Indood all who havo used IT,
speak ofn as truly wonderful medicine and esteem
by r, superior to any aud all other external remo.
dios In use. II apFli0d In season II Is an unfang
remedy for tho Croup Soro Throat, 1n1aallon OF tho
Lungs, Bowors, Avor, Kidnoys and other organs,
RheuniAtism, Spinal I'ritauon, Aguo In the Breast;
and al all times ouros nervous Headache Neuralgia,
Sore Eyos, Bar Ache, Tooth Ache, Aguo in tho Face
Pimplos aud Bruptlons Of Ankinds, PILES, Bruised
and Spraned Limbs, Durns, kroxon parts Chilblains
indolont and long stumbling Soros, Wounds, &C., dc.
II also restores the Hair to tho Bald Head and provent
the Hair from fhlhng. tNs
Tho Magnetic Ointment hns boon extensively used
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds,
Sprains aud LamOness, aud is suro euro, whom APP
piled hot for the Scratches horses, and Tho Foot All
on Shoop. All tho Proprietors ask for the Magnetic
Ointment Is far trial condont thai all they claim
for will be found true TO tho lett0r. In tho nolgh
bothood whore tits manufactured, many people buy
by tho quantity, andtt kept aud used by almost
cvcfy inhabianl as Panacea for the numerous pains
and achoa every family Is moro less afflicted with
wo say again TRY DIR. rRAsK'S MAGNKTlc oINT-
MINT. None genuine unless slRnod sss. BUEhI,,',
with Pen. soc Pamphlets containing full directions
around oaoh Boule, and circulars Ion with agents.
Price sllings for small and shillings for large
Dollles. m
For sale by G.KAUBFMAN d CO., Lancaster; p. J.
MUler, Somerset; n. KAlb. nuShville; Abbott and
Son, Cloarpor; b. kieferbeT, Oakandi Druggists and
Msree1n,s generally through Me county,, ,,,,,,,
\ CO., karlytlle, Madison county, Now York.
lniy, 81, I6sp-lyl2
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Worm KNowINo, "A young lady in
this city. says tho Philadelphia Morning
Post, while in the country stepped on a
rusty nail which run through her shoe in !.
to her foot. The inflammation aud pain
was very great snd lockjaw was plshen-
ded. A friend Of the family recommend.
ed the application Of beet. taken from
tho garden. and pounded fine, to tho
wound. 1t was done and the effect was
beneficial. Soon the inflammation began to
subside, and by keeping on the crushed
beet and changing il for fresh one. as i,
seemed to become impaired. Simple aud
siTsotuAl remedies like this should be known
10 every one. ta.
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FienaI,A Ailgna,lp. % pe..ror RaIIroad


lFrom The Portsmouth (OhiV) Trbunc.l
An attempt was made yesterday on the
s. & H.y: Railroad to destroy the After
noon ACCOMMODATION train and murder all
on board. which for cold. hearted deliber-
alton and audacity is unsurpassed by any
attempt OF the kind on record. The par
ticulars are as follows: The Accomoda.
ton traiA left here as usual at | 40 P. NJ.
The train consisted Of one passenger car,
and three plstform cars. AT q curve about
ono and half miles this side Of Gepharl's
station, and twelve miles from this place,
there is bridge 40 feet long. and some
twelve feel high, spanning tayiBe. in
which are rough rocks and sharp stones.
AS the train turned the curve and. ap.
proaches to within hundred yards Of the
bridge, the engineer, VIM. Burt, discoy-
cred that rail had been taken up from The
track on the bridge. and removed inward
some two feet.
The engineer whistlsd down breaks and
reversed the engine. aud then prepared to
make desperate jump foi his life.f But
the train was upon the bridge. and be
could not jump without apparently Jump
ing into the very jaws Of death. lie hesi-
tated second, and in that second the en-
gine, tender and three freight trucks leap
ed the chasm by the wheels bouncing over
The timbers Of the bridge!
Beyond the bridge there is an embank-
ment some ten or twelve feet high, and
the freight trucks went over this, but the
engine did not. The passenger a d bag
gage cars fortunately did not reach the
opening before the engine was checked, or
number Of persons would probably have
been killed. AS the engine passed over
the bridge. the brakeman (Mr. Moultner
jumped off. He struck locust tree, and
fell through the timbers, some fifteen or
eighteen feet below. He is taid to be Sc.
riously injured, and was taken 10 his fam
lily 10 Hamden.
The affair delayed the down train until
after eleven o'clock last night. An hour
before the accident, iii il may be so call
ed. Messrs. Burt and Boyer were al the
spot whore the rail was removed, and un>
loaded load OF ties. The track was all
right then. The rail was removed in the
next half hour, evidently with the murder
Gus design Of iniercepting the afternoon
train, and precipiiating cars and pasien.
gers through the bridge. Strong suspic-
ems are entertained against man living
in tho neignborhood.
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MRS. BRENNAN.
MISS HEATON.
G. G. SPRLMAN.
See adve rtisement. August 4, l6Sg-lmi4

rPPersons afflicted with the Fever and que should
NOT spare either ume trouble expense, TO pFouufo
Dr.HORrETrER'S CELEDRATkD' BITTKRS, ,whoSo
oenencent effects upon the human sysiem- has beaA
In sho ri space Of me by this dreadful curse whose
cheeks arc wan and moagfe, and whose nights arc
sunkon, with death staring them 10 the face this com
pound must provo olessingi snatching them as Il
were rom the very mouth of the grave. None can
all others have failed those Biers have restored the
sufferers 10 pristine health. Their popularity IN an
thom to all familics.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
1FSee adYertsement In anothoF column. .-lmIl
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rFWe have teoeived Bl.oKwoon n

EFWe have received BLAckwooD for
the present month. Tho new volumes OF
the four Reviews aud Blackwool com.
menced With July. making the present a
very favorable time at which to subscribe.
Terms; for any one Of the four Reviews,
Is3; two Of the four R,views. So; three OF
the four Reviews. 81; all four Reviews,
SO: Blackwood. 50: BIackwood and one
Review, $5; Blackwood and two Reviews,
7: Blackwood and three Reviews. 80;
Blackwcod and the four Revisws. $40
A discount OF 25 per cent. from the above
price, will be allowed to clubs ordering
four or more copies Of the above works.
Address LEONARD, ScorT 4 Co., No. 81
Gold st. N. Y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

THE Sons, OF KossUTH. In the list Of
students at University College, London,
who on Saturday last received prizes at
the hand Of no less distinguished perso-
mage than tbs Premier OF Great Britain,
Lord PaImerston, We find the names of
the two sons of the ex. Governor Of Hun
gary. While he is or is about to be- in the
field seeking the independence Of his coun. 1.
try. his sons have been winning laursls in
the more peaceable department Of archi.
lecture. natural philosophy and astronomy
and civil engineering, IL says not little
for these young strangers. that in CONTEXT
with upwards Of two hundred students,
they should have succeeded in gaining SO
honorable position, and quite as much
credit is due to their sire, that mall his
adyersilics he has adhered SO religiously
to the duty Of parent. and has placed his
sons at least on the right road to honorable
independence .-[Glasgow Commonw'lth.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

PRoF. Wise AND HIS SYSTEMATIC BAL
NINa,--Prof. Wise loft ST. Louis in his
balloon Jupiter. accompanied by his son.
on the 3Oth July, intending to land near
Lafayette, The voyage ended about thirty
miles from st. Louis. in consequence Of a
rain, which soaked the net work OF the bal
loon and brought it down. The voyagers
reached Lafayette by railroad. The Prof.
ia confident that il il had not been Tor tho
rain he would have landed near tho point
10 had proposed to reach. He expects to
make another trip. starting from Terre
Haute, IN a few days
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

"I AND J.-Tbefe are notwo letters in
the manuscript alphabet Of the English
language which occasions 80 much trouble
or causes so much miSconstruotion as the
letter and J, as many inadvertently write
them. The rule for writing them proper
ly. and which should be universally un-
derslood and adopted is to extend the J
below the line while the l should be writ,
ten oven with the line. If those who
write / for j knew how i. sometimes
puzzled printers, they would remember
the suggestion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04
FITS! FITS! FITS! FITS
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HDERSoNS who arc laboripg under this distressing
malady,wiil find DR.. HANcE's VEGETABLE EPI-
LkPTlC PILLS 20 be tho oni RENE ovef discover
cd for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fiis. s t,t.
THESE Fillspossess specific Aotion on the nervous
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Tor The purpose of curing Fie thoy will be found Of
espseial boneht for air persons afhictod with weak
nerves, or whose neryoussys has beon proarnted
or shatterod from any cause whatever. In ehronic
complaints, diseases Of long standing, superinduA.
cd ~ nervousness, ihoy arc roexcondipgiy beneficial
Price $3por box, or two boxes for IS. Persons Out
sent them ihrough tho masl free OF postage. sFrop
sale by SETH 3. HANCE,No iO6 Baltimore Btreet .
Baltimore, Maryland, to whom ordersfrom ali parte.
of!he Union must be addressed postpaid.
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uAHntrn.

On the cath inst. by Rev. P. @. Bena.
dun, Mr.. HENRY FRIEsSKR. Of Plesaant
township, and Miss JANE FARRIER OF
Rushoresk township.
On Thursday the 98th INST, by the Rev.
Thomas Drake, Mr.. ANDREW B. CLAYTON
and Miss FLORA UMwAKE, both Of Fair
field Co.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-04

MIXING UP THE BABIRs-The Weaver.
vile Cal. journal gives the following
accOant OF an affair which. however il may
move the laughter Of our readeas. we fancy
made Seme Of the parties concerned laugh
on the wrong side Of their mouths
Some time ago, there was dancing
party given up north" most of the ladies
present had little babies, whose noisy pre-
versily required too much attention tc
permit their mothers to enjoy the dance
A numbero gallantyouns man volunteer
ed to watch the young ones, while the
parents indulged in a breakdown Nc
sooner had the women left the babies in
charge OF the mischevious devils, than
they stripped the infants. changed their
clothes. giving to one The apparel of another.
The dance over, it was time to 20 home,
and the mothers hurriedly took each ba-
by, in the dress of her own, and started,
some Of their homes ten or fifteen miles
of, and were far on their way before day
hight. But the day following. there was
a prodigious row in that settlement. and
then commenced some OF the tallest female
pedestrianism; living miles apart. it re.
quired two days to unmix rhe babies. and
as many months to restore the women to
their naturally sweet dispositions. To
this day it is unsafe for any OF the baby
mixers to veture within the territory.
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HIooa PnrIflnr 4 IlII.,

NArOLEoS, Henry county, Ohio, JULY Z, ,Io56.
DR.. G.. w. RonAcK-Dear Sir;--Fof tho benefit Of
suffering humanity, permit us 90 announce, through
the columns ofyour Circular, the surprising
ofyOur scandinavian blood Purifier and Hood Pills,
which Is cure for indigestion and Liver Com.
plant. Wehaye several persons In town, who have
been suffering with LAYER Complaint and DdigosiOn,
and Notwithstanding thatwe have good physicians
can DO found Ia Northorn Ohio yoi tho disease haf
pondoney, until We commenced using your Pills,
through and by the advice Of our friend, IT, Brenna
are now fall oflife and mariy, and our gratitude ID
equal TO our improvement In health aud spirits. When
we tako Into consideration what we have been, and
what prosent,we feel like eharg
ofte sin OF ingratitu did not try 10 announce
10 The public the great benefits Of your Medieue.
oxpendlency ofhnvlng 70 your Medicine and
eonsequently, rs in duty bound, discharge what w
feel TO be duty In advising persons who arc suf
foring as we have suffered, TO make use OF the only
true and sure for the diseases already mentioned
4 MRS GWIN