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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD.

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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an and after Monday, November 2, 1853 Trains villrun
y follows:
Norang Traa. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallan 80 A. NJ. Leaves Gaatin 100 p. II,
Arrives Edgefsld 900 do Arrives Edgefeld" go de
Leaves do 1000 do Leaves - $50 do
Arrives Gsatin ''ll3S do Arrives Gslisin " 500 do
The leaving Gsatn at go A NJ and Edge0eld 10
Gsrtn with coaches and from Louis
vile. The leaving Edgehed 10 A. NJ and Gaan at
P NJ connects with mail coaches and from HartsTle and
Carthage Only Train viii be Sundays.
apparel alone Constitutes baggage, OF which each
passenger allowed 90 pounds charge will be sde
Cor baggage which lie paid the conductor, Other
articles than baggage carried in the baggage will be charged
Rxpess freight which t paid Tia sgent Of the Express
CcmpA y.
Passengers taking their Gasta ami Edge6eld without
purchasing tickets, vii he charged ten cents extra,
ian26-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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KIRKPATRICK, NEvINs 4 co.
P H ON C n APH Y.

HON G II APE
NEW CLASS
TWILL commence on Monday the 18th Tksgs 3 10
w segaat and useful aooompishnent for ladies'
than that beautiful art, and easily obtained.
Those the victims Of the ridiculous hunbgx p
have formed very wrong opinion % what PhOnogaphys To
correct opinion, those who tried h tss aad hHVs
New pupils in PenmanshP received daily ssOs
PLEASE cali and see Mr. Dolbesr before the class beya
TTOR RENT.---Ths larEs Room oTsFIhs DAILY NSVs q.
n by Barnarl's Bndsry.
room b @ is suitable for JOB Printing Ose, BO0k
Re had from ne News Olee Engtre, ia this room
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher at News Ohoe, q Az Lnesey
5 ascrher. ijs6l JAMES ". HOlTE.
Rooms 10 Rent.
SEVERAL handsome to rent in the second and rG
ssd spring streets. Apply tS ) GriElh At NJ Unisa Iid
ACard TO the Ladies--Dr. DuPoncoss Pes
riOdicaI Pills for Females.--AFs ihf4ilEss Or rs
moving stoppages or Irregularities Of the MeESss-
The Pills nothing new by TIA Dseor n
his practice for many pears both II France and America zh
paraeed success il svsy and be e urged b. Haay h
sand ladies who have used them, to nAs The Pills pu5 o. ne
alienation Of those sussrpg from any irregularities Ehatela
preventive to ladies Wh0ss health viii not Po an isoro a
Pregnant females, supposug themselves are eza-
aoned against using Pl5 shs "a .ass - -. X $3.50
their mildness would prevent Injury 70 hst oe sss
pills are Teoomne1ds Drec'Oa accompanying 'ea o' r's
EwIE, PESDLEToS co,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom al orders must addressed They viii supply ne
TrOpretOs prices. and furnish show cards aud sua1
Sold At Retail in Nashville b.
DENOVTLLF 4 BILL No IS ChsrTy STREET
O. HEN DERsfIOTT. Cellar = and ttnlc qlaTe-
REACH 4 GOODLgT. Masket ST. opposite Union strse<-
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and MArset streets
IaSs 10 s1eloElg ether Of the above agents. hIFa
he abve pilIs (conhdenayl b nail 20 Aug part Of he
city or country. - 49,,
% r apt eug theE. Thgy VII tell yuu hiss hey al
49, - rsTresenteo be. for Or. DupOncofs SOL
Ien pills. the Signature each box E ihsn g
11-cne you nay depend upon yet perfectly lrssuess.
I Mansfield a CO. Agents Ms.nfkla
WILSON sTARBIRD, Ageats Cor Loulsgilla.
dkuly
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Memphis Races-Third Day.

The Memphis Bulletin gives the following aecout
ofthe race on Wednesday:
Previous to the race there was very lit Is betting
ii being the opinion Of the majority Of the ring
that it would be q very one~sidei affair. We saw
few bets made at 500 TO $50, aud lust before the
start there were several offers Of $50 70 on Cap.
tain Travis Winning the race, but they with 10
takers.
At one o'clock, everything being in readiness, the
start Of the first heat was effected the hlly having
little advantage and in this order they ran over
the frat mile in 1:54. On getting into he back
stretch Travis Tapped her, but at the turn into the
home stretch he dropped about tEO lengths behiud
and followed her past the stan uader neayy pull
the second mile having taken 1859 lie no drove
her along and in the back reich agsia Tapped AMI
passed her, lesding home and " nning The heat by
two leng.h s. the third mile being made in 1:55-
making The lime Of the heat (thres miles) 5:5i.
SECOND HEAT.-Beuiag was now entirely oul Of
the question, and oa the horses coming 10 the
ch, the signal was given and Travis took the
lead, and kept aheld aboat length al the way
round, under very hsrl pull, it being evid,n he
could run away from her If he chose. Che first
mile was run in 2l2 TIE second mile was run in
just tie manner, the horse leading all the way
Snd on coming INFO the home stretch Increasing his
speed little, making tbs second milo ia 5} Nov
came the last mile aud the last chance for the lJ,
and Notwithstanding the jockey used both whip
and spur, she never Telched her competitor, who
home, the winner of heat aud race a,-his ess p,
four lengths ahead; the third mile marking l:54f
the heat being made in $685. The folloSiag Is the
summary:
Jockey Club Purse $500 three mile heats two entries
Col A. L. Bngauan enters John n CIay's) be Cap
tain Travis by YORKSHIRE dam Margaret Woods, By
2-James Jackson enters n. Scruygs' b By Glencoe
dam Sally Shannon, Z yrs;. .'........-.. ,
There was very great demand for stock to-day
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DRY GOODSI DRY GOODS!
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt selected stock
Staple lnd Fancy Dry Goods!
We have offered the the retail trade.
AVING puFaaed this stock from thelrgest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hest
fancy in saying that thereby enabled to sell goods
LOW PRI G e 5
and Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such IS very handsome Robes Ala;
/" /" A TabIa
French DeLaiues Plain and Fancy.
French and English Nerinces;
FaeonaPlaids
Layellas, for Travelling Dresses;
D'Beges
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style OF Sa % Plain and Fancy Dress sksand Cloaks
Black Silks all grades together with ether article too sl0us
mention.
We have also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all graiesi
l9&f2-4 bleached Sheeting;
a inch Pillow Cottsn;
~ Brown Sheeting;
~ and 81 sea island do;
Bro. snd bid drills;
Pl'd Linsey, all kinda:
Flanneis, all colors, qualities snd pJIOssi
Canton Flsnnels;
Negro Blankets
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans Kerseys, satne CssmeFsa Yestings, Shirts
Fronts Collars, andin fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of
Shoes Hats and Caps DUour Cos best Anchor Boiling
Cloths Carpets, &c. To all u which invite the Of
The trading community Our motto is sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81, North
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1859 go go 1859

1859 ~ - .Iss.sszsR $50
Hannibal and ~. Joseph Railroad,
Of Missouri.
COMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers $50 miles further West and 30 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
than any other Railroad AGOrug shortest quickest and
ebetpest route Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas
NebraSl and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave daily O'clock, on arrival
Of the macndcent composing the H. & St. Jo R. R.
Line which ST. Louis daily At o'clock, p NJ Whereby
passengers 81 Joseph in - hours from ST. Louis and
pct Al 81 Joseph line OF first Passenger Packets,
ybch leave on OF from Ason. LesvenEOrh
CItv NEBRASKA City, Couuci, Butts and Omaha. Claiming
Prom 4 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville 90 81. Joseph, 80 hours
Fare from Nashville TO ST. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga S23.jO.
Easr checked through Meals and Staterooms Packets
free FREIGHT Emgrants desiring
company depend going through By fast freight
Through Tickets C3ud the only route by which St.
Joseh can reac by RavoId for sale .he Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA ksr1au a. Chattanooga, and Steamers Chces Nash
vile, au the principal Railroad offices in the United States
Por Information address INO. II. BOWEN
y b. GFo.r. Gen Ticket Agent, Gen Agent. ST. Louis
JOSIAH HUNr, sUpt. hsnrifal. ieh<- aon-
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
ENTRAE AILRO AID.

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FOR CHILD RE .

We say to parents if your children are s xiv, JInv,
afflicted with COMPLAINTS prevalent among Clirti
give them small quantity Of AIcLean's Cor,I, A..
il win make them healthy, fat, and robust Delay
not q mnmcnt. nv II. and won wifi be c0nEncnd.
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De Us DELICIOUS no TAKE.
McLEANs voLCAEIC o.L LIN1HEEr.


Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot on the corncr Of Third and Pine
Straefs s. Inris. NJ
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rRERE is 40 mlsrAKE ARour lr
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES

This Cordial will never fail to cure any Of the above
diseases II taken per directions on each bStlc "a
German, English, and French.
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Do you wish 10 he heaithy and strong: Then 90 II
once, and get some Of AIcLean's Cordial. 1t will
strengthen and inyigorats your whole system, causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood to flow through
every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom Of health -
mount 10 your cheek again
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Z. ". COLE,
Superintendent N & ,. R.
A. HAMILTON.
janl-dly Agent for Steamers
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RALTImoRE AND ONO
Croft National Ronte.

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Have been sold duTlng lie last six months, and "a
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction.
WhO then, will suffer weakness or debility when
McLeans Strengthening Cordial VIII cure y0u3
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METROPOLITAN

TEVE Proprietor legs inform the citizens Nashville, ana
tha public generally, that l. has az coElierabs speuse
htrc1 NJ the store houses On the coralr Of
CHEpPV In en- 4 aTpr-rTr
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaSuerreOtyPeS, Ambrotypes.
MELAIN0TYPEs,
AN pEanrncra az


4. +. SALTZMAN,
(LATE oFzRATOR AT mems sELLzzTJ
HAVING nttsd up above, exclusively fsr ehst
branch Of business, u prepared resiye the ladies' rn
gnenen OF NASHVILLE and make FAC siEes e their ~
me highest style Of the Art No expense spss ether
N furnishing his apartments procuring the most
improved apparatus and ma,sras satscrr cans-
y altyes all Nhs may want pictures y give him call plea
satisfaction in every cas-.
IL Entranee next door (Tsssi 70 Vessel Thonpson.
rs T. 3. SALFENAN.
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STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORN EYs AT Law.


AN REV !. SMITH,
10 81, BR0ADE VA ?, NASHVILLE TEvvrVSEK
AENNESSEE kAONs CAST INGs, NAILS,
STIR, wAsoS AxEE5, EE1PT7c srH1sss,
Nd ali other Articles his lie Of bu.i,e,u ia
feh9 59-Iy - ~-'sest'A-
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Magnificent scheme!

A Circular showing the plan of the LOss
teries will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS of
receiving it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25

FlRE.-About three o'clock yesterday afternoon
a ire broke out in the Pail and Tub Factory OF
Nj. j. Bonsield, on Genre street, corner OF WASH
iagton, West Side, and in short half hour the
whole extensive concern, consisting Of the build
ing in which the manufacturing was carried on,
four drying houses and one dwelling were all con-
sumed. A cons iderable amount Of finished aud
unfinished work, all the tools aud machinery and
a large amount Of stock were also consumed.
Buildings contiguous, and others considerable
distance OF, were set on fire, but by the efficient
woraing Of the engines were kept from destruction.
A high wind prevailed at the time, and cInders
were carried and fell like snow fakes as far away
as Perry street,
MIR. Bousleld was connected with the firm of
Greenman Co., who, it will be recoected, were'
borned out a few months ago on Leonard street
and lost heavily. He took what stock they saved
aud Recommended business, add now he has the
misfortune to suffer from the deyouring element
again. lie is entitled to public sympathy.
The cause of the Gre is not known. The en-
gineer was absent from his room for q moment,
aud when he returned he saw fire in the shavings
on the floor Of an adjoining room. He tried inef-
fectually 10 subdue the flames but 30 rapid was
their progress that the workmeu we're nearly suf
focated before they could make their escape from
the burning building. ..
The loss win loot up about Sl2, ,oOO-nsured FOR
s65oO the stock, and 81 500 on the bui ding, in
New York Companies
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commencement at oborlin

Yesterday forenoon the exercises Of the twenty,
sixth Annual Commencement of the College De
partment we're held at tho obeIlin Church. Nine
o'clock was the hour for commencement, but an
hour before that time the seats we're rapidly being
filled and at hafpast eghtan eager and disAppoint-
ed crowd was gazing hopelessly from the door at
tue well filled pews and aisles. The male siudents
occupied the greater portion oflhe galorythe wost
end being entirely filled with the immense choir,
which was on hand in full force. It's ply that
the projectors Of the great church did not look D
fsw years farther into futurty aud make the struo'-
ure fifty feet longer and twenty Eve wider. Such
room is needed to accommodate the immense
audiences which periodically gather on occasions
Of public interest However, at that time, the
church was considered the largest in Ohio,
ana many considered it much larger than there
wou ever DO any call for.
The graduating class, numbered twenty Eve,
the same uamber as tho Ladies' class Of the day
before. Their orauons and essays are noticed
below in The order Of their delivery.
The exercises were commenced with a vOlunta-
~ on the grand organ followed with prayer by
Prof PEeE, in which be alluded in feeling man
nor 70 the death oftwo members Of the senior class
within tho last year, and expressed 10 very happy
words the general and hopeful seriousness which
bad pervaded the class through the time Of ats
connection with the College. lie implored the
hblp Of tho GiVer Of all good for al those who
came to sand before the audience and utter
thoughts that breathe and words that buFn,' and
trusted that sfser time should show naught but
good from them.
This prayer WAS followed by a fine piece Of Sc
eeted music BY the full choir composed Of about
one hundred aud fifty Of the best singers to be 50
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 TIKI LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Ii has been my good fortune 90 restore 20 health many
thousands Of my oountTy-women
Ny success has excited the malice Of the and
alous but their prosecutions have served only 10 eEeud
nd eseh sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have allcn upon pathway, from che air sufferers WHOM
have relieved So long 1 held in afectionate and
haukful remembrance BY those experienced my
Sd, eau afford to despsa the Efforts Of mschieiaker'
ny inends repeatedly urged mo to place my mea
sns for producing mensuaton within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United satet ndspositon to enter
field 50 occupied by qnaoks with thor purnioous
and fear tha uuprncplud might pal Don
he publc their worth limitations have hitherto IRE
vented me nom establishing agencies for tho sale OF nv
AMlE De FEMME," in she United sfutss
Arlast Yield to the enreaties Of patients aud friend
and oIor be- tho suffering Femaes OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throueou the
Old World.
In Tssard u the efficacy Of a"ANIE DEFE Me-.
seed only aay thai in iaud lorn, and ID exact sucb
a. hava ased iu y pr Fraueo, lo many years sud
thatit has mover failed sltsici ory result
ThaAma Femme" and is,ruuii1n sts sni 10 ths re-
iaton Of aud effect alike powerful guuts
heahy mems rua dow who're % never has existed and 10
restore % where has been from by cause auupreteUd
10 ururro suafd f im guOu tuu wrapper ui dtier
eoaeon each bottle Of Tho "A ic de femmr wiz bear nav
Nfi9en signature aud 10th he botlo and enclosing hcT
~ pa sealed with my private aeal.
fnce $50 package.
PAnu January 1857
For sale wholesale and Retbn. ly WILLIAM FfsKE
~, anRenW eteet Cleveland, whu viii supply ibe
Anie ae femme az thn Prupuctorir puces
aui0dGWIg6
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THE TEMPERANCE MEETING LAST NIeHT -
very large audience gathered upon the Square
last evening, according to published notice. to lis
ten to rcmarks &c. l. c. Pendleton, Esq, was
appointed Chairman. The exercises commenced
with music by Leand's Band after which Rev. DR..
Claxton addressed he meeting with his usual elos
quenoe, speaking boldly and fearlessy the words
Of truth and soberness in regard TO the crying evil
Of intemperance He spoke for about twenty
minutes aud was followed by A. G Riddle, Esq,
who commenced by saying that he was glad to see
one ciergymln who would leave his desk to speak
boldly to such a crowd as that, who could never
be reached in q church. MIR. Riddle thought our
present temperance laws were better than none.
they were one step in tho right direction, but
each one had a personal interest and duty in the
matter. We may talk of shutting up the drinking
places of the town, but just SO long as the pubic
voice calls for them, Just long Will they be kept
III operation and no longer, They are regulated
oy the universal law of supply and demand.
Rev d. c. Wright, OF New burgh formerly City
Missionary of Cleveland, spoke for a few minutes
relative TO the bold stand which bad been taken
ny the Clergy of the city against these every day
evils. His former experience as Missionary had
furnished him with abundant evidence OF the deg.
relation aud crime caused by liquor
Alter few remarks by Mr. Peudleton the meet
ing adjourned to meet at Berea this morning.
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FROM TRENTON.

TRENTON, N. j.. Aug. "a.
The Democratic State Convention met to-day
was the largest ever held here, being 30 600 ersons
present.
Duipg the session six ballots were taken, when
y. II. Wright, of Hudson county was nominated
as candidate for Governor. The next highest
competitor was Charles Skelton of Mercer co.
The Anti LeoOmpton aud Lecompton delegales
from Sussex county bad long and tedious ight
regarding their right 10 seats 10 the Convention,
but finally the difficulty was settled by the with
drawal Of both parties.
Resolutions were adopted iavoring the principles
OF popular sovereignty opposing the opening of
the slave trade, &c
the nomination Of Mr. Wright was made unan
imous.
Inere is great rejoicing among WrighCs friends
over his success. U W| He
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THLE5 BEST Iss. ] AKTIFICIAL q !. HELP no
N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SoIENTtFIc OPTICAH,
eeps the arges assortment Of the approved kinds
FEcIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether Tor OF lar
ishted are ground under his inspection by machine
ysf anew construction, with the reatest care
suitthe eyes n al cases. curing Weakness, DiE1insss
Inflammation Of he Eyes, aud imparting Nrength ous
reading OF dno sewing.
~ N, II. solomonson would here inform the public
thRho asyer employs any in the sale of hislsnaes
~ Also, a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
DhOAcOFEs, COmPASsEs, &C kept ON hand
ARTIFICIAL Eyes.
Inserted wthoutp pain, as perfect as natural.
C1-Omes3s superior street under the American Hotel
Hmunn
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Last Nights Report.
rROnI MAsnINnrnN

WAsHINeToN. Aug. "a
The Administration has received assurances
from tho government Of Costa Rica Of lie pfepa.
ration to appoint in conjunction With that Of the
United States, Commissioner 10 settle old claims
Of our citizens against that Republic. Il Is pres
sumed that this Commissioner will be appointed
shortly after the arrival of Minister Dimitry at
San Jose.
pointed by the Presidont as paymaster in the ar
my In place Of Brevet Lieut. Col. Coffee, resign
Cd.
The President to-day extended the hospitalities
Of the White House to Senurs Mata and Lerdo,
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
AMrnlcAn rn.rrrrInN

GaNEtA, n. " hufuai "a.
The American State Council mes af tbt hlttfn01n
ae9si0n Ihc COMMITTEES on Cftdenuas. composed
ihe naulrl nf f0 delegates e. having br'afhfod
fcfulaf credentials
To iho American STATE Council yesiofdav The
question of ne tfle and nlaof Of fholdihg ihe State
Convention was discusaod With aroat animation
but majority were ioubdf 70 be IN favor ol holding
u on adiifrrnt day from that of tho RopuhIieana
end y was hnally decided that u should be held In
Vucai on the 25ih Of kopiember Two doleqstps
20 the National Convention were subsequently,
eleoted-the Hon Erasius Brooks aud Loferzo
buuows Mr brooka addfoased the CInvfpton
d considerable length, ana was followed bV ths
Hon, Dapie OHman, after which the Convention
adjourned sine ale. ftiH LIt.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25

Do THE FLIEs TRoRlE You Go to Fogg
Ellsworth a Co, and get one Of Gilberts patent
Ply Traps. They are a very curious and ngeni,
Gus sonrivanco, wind up like clock, and viii
keep your house clear Of aies. BY all means call
and examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes. from 10 ota upwards
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AYNCHING.

LOUISVILLE, August "a,
On Tuesday night Jesse Williams, an old, veal
thy and respected citizen Of Caldwell county
under guard at Princeton, ohelged with murder,
stealing, and cruelty TO his salyes, was taken from
jail, carried seven miles and hung His two SOUS,
John and James, who are guilty OF numerous
crimes, escaped death by abscondng at the same
time. Drs Singleton Mansfield, Morse and SttawA
malt, supposed to be connected with Williams yil-
alnies, were severely punished and ordered TO
leave the country r.
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THE BuFFALo FIRE Co.-The Fillmore Engine
Conc g. Of Buffalo will leave that city this evening
at o'clock, for an excursion to this city, They
will be met at the depot 10 morrow morning by
the entire Fire Department of this city aud escort
up town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25

To LEATHER DEALERs.-Thrty dozen oak tan
ned slaughter Kips now finished, together with
ten dozen per week we are now dnishing, oner
for sale at the lowest rates for cash or short paper
p F MCGUIRE,
auP29246 1876 Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-25

~ Harper's Monthly for September has been
received by Cobb q Co., and Hawks & Bro, The
table Of contents is, as ever, varied and the whole
attractive, wholesome, and Instructive reading
Tropical Journey gs," "A Forest Story" and
"Something about Diamonds" are ilustrat, d, and
those of the first, we are prepared from personal
knowledge 10 say, are executed with great fidelity
That alone adds largaly to the value Of the Mag
lZine