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.fsAk w r Nj 4 LIE lN9UHANC8
i COMPANY "a now fpll{ preRSred Tor bust
s.!|sd e S; g Nsa:sss a;3
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faeas Of thu n1esal syStem, wnh the ytedkOCfe
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moseyed inesFeit in conducting IL saatfs VITA
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mortgage on unincuEooTod Real Eatate, worth
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tainiag ct Aothe the immense amount Of money
miums 10 NOfthsrn OUmpaafes. That money will
be loaned to cpstO4ers for term Of years, AT ~
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term Policies issued ut ~ 10y rates other good
Compapios. Slaves insured for one yesr, OF tot .
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THE UNHKK5I0KKD have l6r1e1 & q
sIck STsiN 81 (. ~. az SrS Sf EENel1
w6sH 1891! sSHs g y, %A1s s d hS6
CORN and TOBACCO. They OCCUPY the stCFe and
eemesr:1cSss No. . Main strSef, iSHE 2SSgHd&d ~
80 JOHN g.. WADE.
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Il 8BSea,v an
snd S,iiy texcspt su1dsysI Sor j ciTesssysc5
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SATES or THE PHiLADEIP COT
Il 6HEMistrs IND FIJI kM4cEt71s4s.
nfsr to country physicians and famiieS PERFECT
DICINES. together With Ssrseons' Issf,ymssas,
Rs.rssse,y. Fanev, Gpods. and all other things in
the Drug hae Which tkey the best terms.
n Cheua1cAt ard Pharmaceutical prepaIAtiOhs
made 70 order, and sent 20 any part ofthe country
D-.' LAiDLEY Z RQbINSON, Drug Store. '
,.t'.l - 9Th and Ffankllu I'll. RichmnnN. =
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No. - MAIx SFRR1T, RiCRM0ND.
q Wecall the attention Of the trade OF Viz.
Ilnta md North Cafolina ana Tennessee to cor
.prlng stool. which has been bought on tAe best
4rnss and Which yo are selling ~ 5ov ~ they can
= bought In any Northern city. oOasiseiDg IN paTS
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f.1<s SE0R6k y. TEL, . - p go
~-A ssttE 4 ~ DENTIST
On sand ffeindsges South wesa corner Nam ana
IN sts., afst door &bove cIeushax's New Hotel
aasins 10 sxSe sIsnse of,tea yssfs II - preiss
dIon DC feels cynkdant of sing eatisfaOfi ON 40
-ho9e yae Ezi t.ycs bun with taeif vstfo paga.
"n io-om II - ssas& So txsazs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28
GLORIous REpUBLioAx NrErINIa a u u

GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN MEEr1Na I ru.
CIRcLEIN TAE NINTH Ward LAST EyFv1xo-
The long and enthusiastic procession of n !
Wide-Awades is indicative Of success AZ III l
approaching Presidential election The Fssl
side company, under command Of captaiB
sturgis, marched over the river and met IN
west Side company at the Junction of Main
ana turnpike streets, in command of Can't
dwight Palmer, and the Brooklyn Wide.
AWakes, commanded by T. W.Peltou. Tbs
three companies then formed into line. lead
by Leland's Band, marched through some Of
The principal streets to the Circle. around
which they stood to listen to the speakers. wi
Castle, the Ex-Mayor, opened the exerciset
Of the evening with deserved and seatbint
rebuke to the rOughs who tried 70 create
disturbance, and then he introduced F. N
Baekus, Esq, TO the large audience, who lead
OIL IN an impressive and interesting speech.
yRobt. Paine, Esq, addressed part of The
large assembly from another stand AT the
same time, a short distance south of the music
which we could not hear. D. R. Tild.b
succeeded Mr.. Baclrus with a well timed and
iorelble reeapitulation of the underhanded
locotoco proceedings of Douglas, in a man
ner peculiar 70 the Judge. Good attention
was given throughout the proceedings with
exception Of the abortive attempt of the
roughs to break up the meeting. Tho pro-
ceedings ended with a brilliant dispIav df
fireworks. .-......-. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

CoRRECTIoE- Several nis-statements have
been put in circulation lately, calculated to
create a wrong impression in the public mind
in regard to the Standard Dictionary used in
the schools of some OF the most important
towns We think it justly due the interest of
Webster to correct some of the false asssr-
tons, made, no doubt, by the friends of W or
eester. The report that Worcester has been
adopted as the standard at Chicago is entirely
i5ithout Foundation. Neither is Worcester
ased in the Detroit schools. Webster is the
authority in the public schools of that city as
well as in nearly eUeISfpablie and pirate school
IN the State. Michigan provided copy of
Webster's Unabridged, for each district, and
1t is universally favored among the teachers
Of that State. Again, the leading publish
ing houses Of the East do not .toilog For-
eesteFian orthographg. We have seen com
munications rom most Of the firms mentioned
in an article stating that they especially es-
chew Webster and have adopted Worcester,"
contradicting the assertion in the most en-
phatic terms. aTruth is mighty and will
prevail; )" and when the public understand
the mems that have been resorted to by those
interested in the sale of Worcester, in order
to accomplish certain ends, the result cannot
be either to increase the sale Of that work or
displace Webster Columbus Fact.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28


8A neat Little missive was delivered at
our door short time since-papers thus de-
.livered are rarely Tesd--but this one had
something about, It that arrested attention.
It was the card Of Prof, J. Q. Sanders He
has opened a new Office ne10 Office indeed,
incomparably the finest medical Office in the
city. So neat, oanamented and furnished
that when there one can hardly make him
self believe that he is within Doctors Of
fee. What an advance upon tn old order
Of things, under the rule Of which the scent
Of 1peoae 4 &Rhubarb confronted the olfacto-
ries and broiled the stomach Of the visitor be-
fore even reaching the threshold Of doctors
siop, as Offices used to be called.
DR.. Sanders brings to the practice of his
profession thorough mastery of the new
and improved means Of cure under the Ho-
msOpathic System ofmedicine, and whatev-
er advantages accrue from an intimate and
practical familiarity oftbe old or allopathic
system.
We believe in speeialities, but not to the ex-
elusioR Of everything else. Dr.. Sanders
has struck the golden mean. He proposes tc
cultivate especially hitherto neglected held
ofmedieal researeh, and give especial attsn-
ton 70 obscure and difficult cuses of disease
He viii not however, conRns his skill tc
any speciality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

COMMISSION HoUsE OF DEH1Ns & TIFFANY,
NEw YORK.-We have before had occasion
to speak favOrably Of this House, and do so
again at this time to call the attention of
farmers and produce and commission mer-
chants in the West now that the crops are
coming in. The house we know to be perfect
lyreliable,aud one Of the best in the commits
sion business in New York. The members
Of the firm are business men, Of strict integ-
rity and undoubted capacity, and business
cOnhded to their charge viii always be in
good hands. Our producers and forwarders
may rely upon them with the fullest conf
dence. --. -...-i---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28


WORTHY OF Suffering AND
STAl1ERHe.-The cause and cure of these
impediments of speech has long been theme
Of fruitless conjecture with medical men. At
tributed in one instance to a partial paralysis
Of the tongue and larynx, and in the other to
some malformation Of the organ of speech,
these theories have suggested many simple
methods and hazardous experiments; but in
either case with like results. 1t is, however,
our pleasure to chronicle ueW feature of
practice in this speciality. The safe, speedy,
and permanent cure Of suffering and STAN
mering, as discovered and introduced by DR..
a. b. Smedley, ct So. Bedford street, this city,
is worthy the attention Of all persons suffer
ing from these impediments of speech
Among those recently cured by his practice
are several Of our most wealthy and eminent
citizens.-BoSt0R Hyald. rITEfl ~
Dr.. smedley is now at the Angler House in
this city, where he viii remain for a few days
only. Those afflicted should, without fail,
consult Dr.. S. before he leaves the city, as h,
brings with him the highest testimonials o.
science and success in the treatment Of STAN.
IERIse,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28


MHAr ThEY SAY OF IT.-A correspondent
of the Boston Journal, in speaking of the
Perry Statue about to be inauguIated in this
city, uses the following highlycOmplimentsTy
language 7s-l illa 3 t4 CT
This splendid work Of an art is now in
anadvanced state Of completion, and requires
but the finishing touch of hesculptors s chisel
to prepare it for the imposing ceremony Of
the Inauguration on the 10th Of September
next, a day when Commodore Perry per
formed deeds CT immortal Yalor. The NON
ument and statue is to be twenty-five feet
high Il is Of pure white marble, and an
erect figure of Perry in naval dress; one
hand extended as if commanding in battle
His countenance expresses exultation, and
his eyes fash FIRE; the attitude and expression
are life like and quite spirited Upon each
side are to be placed small statues of a naval
character, repreS enting sailor and mid
shipman, while in front is placed an alto
rslsivo representing that thrilling passage in
this memorable battle, where the intrepid
commander leaves the dismantled and sinking
LdgTsnes to her fate, and lowering himself
into his boat with 4 handful of followers,
pushes for the Niagara, and while the enemy
are shouting over their supposed victory,
sweeps down upon them in one triumphant
and victorious charge, each one of the enemy Is
ships striking their colors before his terrible
broadsides. The cost Of this statue is about
ten thousand dollars, and the eheerfnlness
with which it has been subscribed reH ects the
highest credit on the patriotism Of thscitizens
of Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

The EDIToR.-E We make the following ex-
tract from racy poem, delivered at the
Second Annual Meeting of the st. Croix Ed
itorial Association, at Prescott, Wis, by Lutte
A. Taylor, Of the River Falls Journal j
The editor sits in his easy chair.
And puiis his light cigar '-Ha-
.'E1Cchanges' are piled around him there
His scopy'' is scattered everywhere .
And he seems like man without care
7 he with ink stained fingers, there he sits
Giving his rival the tightest fits, auHT T e
Hitting others and getting hits, u
Writing, writing, day after day,
Little items, grave or gay --.--
Ot murder here or a marriage there,
OF drunken row or q fearful PRAYER q "a
OF = boy just drowned, or a man Just shot,
of the'nicest, choicest, handsomest lot
Of ribbons, bOnnets, silks and isces,
SO nice for ladies' forms and faces 7.r- ..
Of pure affections that sWeetly tWine
Round the tender hearts Of budding youth,
Or the awful growth of a budding vine
80 large he burst NOT tell the truth . %
OF the heart so pure, the mind so great
he rarest talent to serve the State
The character of monstrOus weight
Ot his taYorite party candidate r e
While his opponent is SCARED with sin
His virtues miseTably short and thin,
And no ways ft to be voted in
To any kind Of public place,
That needs man of function and grace.
His keen eye sees the many snares .
All ready to run the public affairs, l --
And full Of his pstriOticeares, rl b.. 4 --
With moving psthOs he urges men --ef -
To vote with him twill be all right then,
For be knows the only feasible way,
10 move the ''niggers' out Of the way. 1-
To "saye the Union, ," and calm the strife
Or the raging devils in public life.
A critic be is and judges OF all - l.
There l. nothing so large, or nothing toC
From q statesman's speech toa country ball
From rivers rise 70 a kingdOm's fall,
From erinoline skirt or pretty face,
TO fancy fight or a Derby race .l e
from sermon great or poem sweet. li
! 10 crop of corn or g field of wheat T.
/ - On the very best place for county seat
3 But what he can tell you the how and tn
-.,- why -frar1 rf 2. .retl Il
In the space of breath or wink of you
| eye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

5, T, ". Ssnford-Liyer Invigorator. ....... ..
Follett, Foster & Co.-Campaign Documents.
Reithers & Iausmann-Dry Goods.
No. p Public Square-Boardine
W. Melhinch-Flour.
Rouse Jeahings-To Let.
+. n. Keyes-For Sale or Exchange.
Isaac A. Isaacs-ClothinR.
DR.. Smedley-Local Notice.
besges & sinolair-FOr Lake supsrior.
los Water street-StOro for Rent.
lngham Bragg-NeW Books.
J. P. Chapman-Withdrawsl
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East Cleveland Pols-RnI.,n..

The friends Of Lincoln and Hamlin in East
Cleveland will raise noble flagstaff at the
junction of the roads, in front Of E. T. sturte-
wants Esq, at ~ P. n. this, Saturday, af-
ternoon. East Cleveland abounds in live
Lincoln men, and good gathering is antiei-
pated, Among the speakers on the occasion
will be Gen. CrOwell Hiram Griswold, Esq,
Judge Barr F. T. Backus, and F. Prentiss,
Esaulres. ...l. H.-...I e.....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

CAMPAIGN Observation-Disclosures is called
to the advertisement in another column Of
Campaign Documents by FOllett, Foster L
Co. Columbus. The list comprises the lives
OF Lincoln and Hamlin, the Platforms, and
various other works of interest and value to
every voter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

HOLLoWGT's PTLLs AND OTSTNEST-Be not
deccved-sOme beOple consider an article worthless
because it is advertsedthisi is the exception not the
rule-for If anything is warth knowing it is worthy
Of being universally known and the Press is the only
medium for extending this knowledge. The truth
or alsi oi an assertion however, lies in the proof
After deep research and scientific labor Dr.. Hollo
way, some years back discovered two potent rene
dies Pills and Ointment, for all internal and eTer
nal disorders arising from the stomach the liver or
the blood For Liver complaint particularly it is
decided cure. In all tropical climates 1t is the only
medicine used for this disease, and the millions who
have been cured by the Pills aad Ointment, owe
their knowledge Of them to the Press.
Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold By all Druggists, at 25c., &C. and 81 par box
or pot july&:lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

ROPE WALK1SG.-Workmen were busy
yesterday putting up the rope which Mons.
solomon is to walk to-day between the
johnson and American Houses. The main
rope is steadied by numerous guys, but the
aerial path is one We should not care to travel.
The performance takes place at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

IEDIeNAT1oN MEEr1Sa.-The citizens Of the
Sixth Ward, irrespective of party, are re-
guested to meet at the State Fair grounds,
on Kinsman street. this evening, at ~
o'clock, to express their indignation at the
Outrage Of removing the Fountain from the
centre Of the Public Square. a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

TIE FOUNTAIS CIrE.-This favorite boat
has been noted in the Detriot papers, as hay
ing been or gong to be sold to the New York
Central Road. This rumor is without found
alton. She will remain in Hanna, Garrst-
son & Co.'S Lake Superior line.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

toR THE FOUNTAN.-Ground was broken
yesterday for the Fountain in its new loca-
ton, in the Northwestern section of the
Square. The Circle is about the size of the
present one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.AMrg Clark viii preach
next Sabbath morning, in the Third Baptist
Church. corner Of State and Clinton streets,
West Side Service at INk O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

SI1TH WARD.-The Republicans of the sixf,
Ward are wide awake. This Ward. former
y the MalakOff of the sham democracy has
for four years been steadily increasing its
Republican majority, until it is now second
only to the fourth Ward, and it is the de-
termination Of the hard-working and ener-
getic friends of equal rights to roll up a ma
jority for ''HOnest Old Abe' in November.
of at least two hundred and fiftv. ''a
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Republican Club was held on Thursday eve
ming, and it was resolved, that a committee
consisting Of Messrs. Fogg, Gabriel, Hunt
iugtOn, Helsby and Short be appointed TO
solicit subscriptions for the erection of a
wlgwam in central location in the Ward,
the use Of a lot free of rent having been
generously donated by Philo scoviH, ESQ.
Inc mechanics and working men present
including carpenters, masons, painters. Ar
volunteered to do all the work in the erectioon
OF the building, requiring only subscription
sufficient to pay for the materials. Such 8
building for the headquarters of the Repub +
tsl'evIaII rfeeueU, as Tu5 Iuey nave no T1T5os
for holding primary meetings or elections,
except at the engine house on Perry street,
which is in the extreme corner of the Ward.
g 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

TENNET.-o Our Southern correspondent
aenney, Of Tenny-see, spent the Fourth at
Carrol lGrove, KY, and delivered an oration.
which, itis pleasing to know, is to be print
ed We shall expect an advance COPY and
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-7Z==-T 7N=ZE
N.HE EsnLOMONSON

PRACTICAL AID SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAE.
Keeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
kinds Of SPECTACLES. All his Glasses, whether
fer near OF iar sighted are ground under his oWn
in1pecnoni ~ machinery Of new construction VITA
the greatest care 50 ag 20 suit the eyes In all cases.
curing Weaknesgi Dizziness OF Inflammation Of the
eyes and impartng strength for long reading or dne
- ~ 81. SoI0aoNsog would here inform the
-nbc that be never employs any one II the sale Of
- IiSo a splendid ASSORTMENT Of SPY GLASSES.
WTfIR0SCbPEs COMPAsSES, &C., kept 0nyhand.
@GRTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
no. 23T SUPERIOR STREET, 10
G.b1T Near Fogg's CrockeTy Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

DENoCRATIC County CoNvEvTIov. : The
breckenridge and Lane County Convention
meets at the Old Court House this morning
at IL o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

IHE SAENeERBUND.-TheP Prize Concert was
held on Wednesday afternoon. The prize
goblet was won by the " Arian1 Society Of
New York. The Cleveland Gesanverein was
very iaYorably mentioned in the report. The
Banquet of that evening passed of most
naPPlly' The next annual meeting will be
al columbus o. The Societies will return
70 Z .neir homes to-day, having enjoyed a cap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-28

Our RAILWAY SYsIEN-THE AMERICAN RAIL
WAY REvIEw.-There is probably no public
or private enterprise that has increased so
rapidly as the great system of Railways that
now traverse almost every portion of this
continent and notwithstanding there are so
many thousands Of miles of Railways in op-
Grafton, and such an immense amount of
capital invested, the business of building,
equipping and managing them is eOmPara-
tipsly nsW. Important Improvements and
inventions are being made daily in almost
every department, and since Railways have
become the great thoroughfares Of travel,
trade and commerce, in which every class
Of every. community are interested, it is a
duty that Railway managers and operatives
owe to the public, as well as to themselves,
that they keep posted up in regard to the
best manner of building, equipping and
managing Railways, a-s -i
We are glad tonotice that a paper has been
established in New York which has. for its
aim the accomplishment of this important
object. We are in receipt of some copies OF
q The American Railway Review % in which
everything that is new and important in the
Railway world is described and illustrated,
and deeming it the best paper Of the kind
we have seen, We shall probably extract from
it, for our Railway column, asmatters of IN
portance are published. In the meantime
we would recommend Railroad men to sub.
scribe for it. Published weekly, at $500 q
year. Address George c. Dunbar, Is Ex-
change Place, N. Y. Also sold by New
Agents. .r ~ 5n
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Those who desire to be prepared not only for Dys-
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Anfti0iI Salfs.
lUCTT0Y SAFE

TIVE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
tie Pablo sauHre, viii Be sold At public auc,
gons on the premises, On s9turuAy' ths 1Stn ny u
JUS next, af o clock P n = 80.
I1hs sais win 81 made conditioned that the ouilc-
Ing shall be removed BY the 9TH day Of Angult ns4s
By orisr Of County Commlssloners.
-aaa- ia WILLIAM FULLER 8
ai Clerk Of the Board.
AUDITORS Qhss1ouyahogs o., June 2, $50