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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04
Sefanmtinacbmm cit.
Scmtfcbe 9lnptbefe.


E 1a, un mr son meinen biefeen 9~anbsruten 70 tsi5ItA
Ssrrn' os5 Sh,g.I@ ssI,tf ean::n6, %empfebIs i'd MID aub ferusrt:
nLk Stinss; Dag ip rsbf friiben 1rpsunsn rsmS @sSicomsnten. ettr
wsS \ !, y TtraTiSa s STS1ss; isins nnS eyObe eelf., Says, erjts.
Etner 3 aaier.Sdie, GbOeeIoos. @ocafcnt, SalaiSI IN arpssn unS
ssmSn S,', Sg,S S,p,nf; salfssn uo s%N3Ofsnen, nsbt alien snnsrn
i'd ~ ben mSsli@a btaisftsR grsRen beftne cnnpfsrIs.
&. 6. & iGh Nat,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04

Or. sB. @rebe,
Office: Ecke Marshall una Ste Strasse.
200 8Cres @anSlss, Salow, Sperm ub geouan.s,
$50 Sprss Soap, Slad, 8rppn uao gjrapIs ~
90 9Ores New gprt gpi9sn 9besle,
5 GeireS Rhs,
400 grppms ur0 9udeits,
200 grps @Gprtse Ytpts,
200 grpe Rat&eS
100000 Gisarrsn, ~psrfbiebens renSe, lrebeR crboIten uus ~,
8erfauf BET SIM. gDoIIaes - ~ WE
~ Sarrsls SalhH're gidles, ipeben erbaiten ino ~ babsr
SBn. GS aIIaee u. Sptn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04
JSOrD SemtSeber &loOD.
Yca-G ampfIatf~G abrt
iniiAeu

Sremem S 9Sesp SBprt
r6A Obne @nlaGfsn zines 3pil6tnbsfenS. "Bs
grte gaiIte 800. 3weite G., lite S55
3nil4snbed Unit DoIer 9'foAter Ssof) S35.
Sdnlntlite Danpfl6iTs oieir Gir { (bis Ssrs6tt Snprl6e aut
bic @unf Sss 6shtl4sn 9ubutumS t~0, lino nit W~dfttOt9tsn 90
hctlun9en 1erleben, mt gang oeutnbtr IianHibaft belebt, uS Gin
tote bar tiaea %erfa9ansn prCnOYrten 2irit an 8pr3.
0eaen nd er" &ustunft peuOs Ht0a Gt an SaEGtl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(Gbarttrtp eur6 ole Gcieeeetuua yen Sirsinitn.)
@nUitoI: $l9990O.

9epoNt,n wcrtCn in biclu Sonf crteeScu eenpnuRen pNn So al
uub ~oRfr6rts, une mereen bWdbrn 81 & pGt. yer Sabr prrjtnlt
pcnn tic fur 6 @tpnaie spcr LANCER in otcler 8ant r%trbletben. SlH
tir,erc 9eripben peroen 5 pSt. brrednet.
9as oan;c Stpd-9 aYual BATE. fur Die DCspftrn.
Scppiten peretu anesnpnncn cap Sutttun9en barber ausSe-
tent puus ben G0l0rfr 8. 9. Starfe in Dem Store bcS 6rrrn
Spence, Gdt Der @eYrrnpr uns IainlraBt, %9ttbmVnp, Sa.
SamueI 9. GOttrelI, Yr<bent.
Is. Starfe, Gdiltrer. Y. SSaltbaIl, Setrstar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04
Deutf&e 5stamme.
1trs. y. Saumann, MarIbaa. @otraseI :
aAtAiIAn "a, Nnr kEn. .AA IL -

3ptlnen Der 5ten unD 6ter.
niabt ben Grauen &idneube bic ~ersebeals gnvice. BAT 4.
D%eutlalane ais 5ebannt Hubert uae auf Ger llniperit6t an gor..
berg IN Satern tbr @ramen beitanoeH BAT, woriber lie Die b,ftS.
3sasniie sprIesen fam, grsbaIb lie ltb BET pcrfUnmenten csttT,A
9tnbeuen belfenS %entpteblt. 3usleidb madt eiclr!be ibreu C,Snns-
rtnnen bic Nnistee, oas IL IN DeutfGone rsbrsre SI5r.. iom;r ~
Baltimore IL Sabre pradiert Sat. unb bas u oestaTD Die sisrHths1
run9 9ebrn fam, es lte etpetse Mutr6ae ser IbneGifen NJ,
unb sur pclfpmatnnen 3ufrieosnteit ausritten fam o..
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. . s

pdrper
bnnsn bsi unterset&uetcm Grts irsunOli6e Clint
nsy aNb quite &cR srtaltsn. 9luG Nsbsn tiaiae
Simmer an itciae Ssrrtn su ssrmistben bel
Sptn Marrbauisn, aSt.,
an 1eueu Morft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04
BRUCE'S
Nem -DgrkFr Shrift- Nie6eret

bat fets %prlrdtbis cine srpse @uspabI RON
Nhuqua'SDFltfeh, Stcrs 5drihen,
1vtup'srtsh S~ritteH. ScrItidbcn Sdbrifteu,
9cr;ifrungrr,
Smacp' ". SamrbrrttsSdbrtftsn Ginfdfuusen,
Decifna- II. ESTABLISHMENT, Surd,idbihe.
Wicifinscnc une galpanifIrte GfsSuaorotrr.
GircIcs uns Gnipien, prmataSl,iaeas g,
SpfGntutiisc 2iuieu.
III Sdrtftsr fnb ar, burb DomrTfroft ron Dem ei.T,r Shrift-
e,,ssret t9tntbumltdeh bartet MetoG asapTen. Die unpsroitid-
ims Sfntlt9tett, nut eei mrine S6rifcn ecspfcn werSsn, ttt mid
Ill een SIano, eicls oauere aftren S,hriftn ,u ben ~aiepriaher
9retisr Der serpbnli&en 3pren fprppbl aeosi Sddr oils auf GTet il
II perfouftn. .
Yrellsn. 9elSi6rifea, garbe, &dfrn 8inttlbafen &c. Ittre i'd
su Den ~n'eeri9lten Gabrhpreiftn. Sdriffprrbsr netR 9reiSltffc
msresn 9s9en etnieitpuns ron 7 Cents flr ras 9pipurtr an er s.
orudercen serionSt.
9etlnaeperauSst ber, pcI6s eieTs ssaise, ncbf bitfr scn, Dor
prnr L. NuSult 1857 preimal ~aufncbmcn une mi. elm greuplar Id.
rer Stitun9 iultnpen, tbnncn Die SnftrtipnsasbIsreu in s~nrtdnuno
ertn9cn, psnn IT fur ben flnfaten g8srtb pen meinen 5abrifaten
taut:r. 0eproe 8ruer
&c. Is gbambsrS ST., Reip, gprf.
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6. 81. 1p1,,1nel.

NuTPolferer uno 3ape3 trer,
9fo, zo4 Srraofrabe, ,ipiI6sn Der 4tsn .unb 5ten,
e1tpttplt ft6 benz beutl6en gublitum ,ur gnfcrtisuiis aGer in Ien
9slTaIt stnl1ia9tnbtr &rbeihn, ais: Nufpnllern nuirr unc alter
vIsee', %nicrh9uns non 9tetroscn alcr @rt, Sape,ier,x pom Clint
m.ra 81 peHtsn, 3ptf i'd elm iebr f&6scs &dertimsut sapctsn
Vetts'ptS pare. Iue Sorttr Rpleaur unb pcneianiihc YIinbS rpr-
raIgts une gu etuiae1h sDrets gu tahsn ti 8. u. RpmmsL.
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,@ttt I'm Sell Sdus"

au9uf SG1p,
Np. l64 Srpao-, ;wifden Der 6. unb z. @otra6e :
(bcm 2teater ~oeseniter). O.
- Blbrt lsts sutes 9aasrbier, beutI&e ane ~fran,Safa
ssstne, Srdnbr's, &c. Gas Saus III ssi8madpsa ,ins,rit,c
uuo perptr Die 86fts aHf bdS aufnsrfiamie beetsnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-04

Dry-Goeds & Fancy. Store
nm Nrueu Marft:,
@de Der Sroap- unp 6ten Straet.
9. 90. 81 osnbaum cmpfeblt Seinen Nr.uuotH
uao eem pubittum isin gut aHcrtirtes 9assr bon SrIb.
iatrs'0 %aarsn, Die 1u Den b~iuisltcn prsilen ~atssseben
werpen.
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Dean Datet" uuO @elO +, 8ef5rperunss. @UnmiIFsa
Age1teRG
.. 2d,ufbt 4 Go.

SntafO>, gSmmi0tVnS>, SpeSttiORS~ uRb
gDe@ftI> @tfhdft.
Srttft ub padete, Itsttrs bio ~ so gfunbgsniti, usrhtn
NH Isosm BON bier e~bsebcabsR YOledmpfsr na4 irstnS einemOrtt
Der g5elt (pCrSasliH lamb uno bic S9weiD frmHrt,i
CUR StftmmuRs ,sbsr tbetweiir, prompt uns nt Der sr6sttn StHn.
belt trpsbirt, stsen @aranttt umc S9tin.
{ d ftI nnb AnnetGunaen, in Den SautpIdten srn
Ssalalone lsslbar, fHN ~ ben HitertstfaG'uri'n in benz stiS,s
Surtau ~ BADEN.
@ttSa"e.abGuHstn an irssa6 cine aprsft In DtutfS.
lamb rri ms Saus Sdtsfsr essen Autian8.- @~ofaSt-8iaets
ane Geiep6Is.
ms-Saar aibmOnS anb ~IlnSsssnS3 abcn mir Srn. 8. Daft.
lntre Qoentur Ibsrtras.n. o. S6mt6t X. On
Rih auf SbiseS 6eiiebsnS. bihtt ~ gsneiateH@E'rlae
9r Treunos uHo 2aRosIeRe
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Sd9er=@p

~SHyer-V ONIpd9tte!
Den gtt9lteoern iur gfo6rtht, bo6 icbcn Opuncr-
ta9' ~esnoe 8 ubr, r~egelmdBiac Grsrctcr, uebunsen
III Der MILITARY 6au" ItattTnocn.;
Seoen ieeten Opnneritaug I'M WlUnat fnost bi,
tr0natli@e Seriammluns i'm aOtale bss 5trrn S6ab
tatt. 5aaemtser orb. ezra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
ATrrt from sIr -A.rlrt Cooper.

"a stomach, gentlemen says Sir Ashley
Cooper, in one of his lectures, Shas been com
pared TO a laboratory, and to a kitchen, but,
gentlemen, it is n stomach, and like nothing
Bat a stomach The great surgeon was
right. Digestion and assimilation resemble
no other process in nature or art II was
with vivid appreciation of this fact that the.
distinguished Holloway originated his system
Of treatment. His Pills which have become
the popular specifies of the age, act df4eety
upon this controlling organ, and. through Il
upon all its dependencies. Dyspepsia, 3 ter-
rible in ITSELF and the primal source OF as
many evils as were contained in -Pandora's
box, yields rapidly and certainly to thelra abe
RENT, anti-sePtie and restorative properties
Unlike any other me2icament N use, they
seem to carry on the three, processes Of pur-
cation, disiniectioR and inVig0ration sihult-
aneously; so that the system regulated, the
blood purified and the nervous aud Muscular
organization renovated at the same time
Hence their almost miraculous cures of near-
ly all internal diseases. Their popularity,
and that OF the Ointment for external CON-
plants and injuries, IS simply the homage Of
the world to Truth. Men, women and child
rem, upon whom the disciples Of y musty, mn
philosophical, and vapid pathology have pro-
nounced sentence Of death, recover by the
use of these medicines, and shame the ora
cles Of the profession by taking new lease
Of life. These are the results that all man
kind can appreciate. No Interested oppose
ton can withstand them. The old Pharma-
copGia, the old practice Of physic, venerable
lumber y are being swept away by the new
regime. HOLLowAYs Pills and Ointment are
supplanting them in ali parts Of the globe
~ T. Nat Pol Gazette '.r -al 50. .'.ali.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
A Day dawn view Of a Railroad Cur.


/ Night passengers will appreciate the fol-
lowing admissible sketch ofith6 interior ofa
At h,y-brcak. Il Is nom ths Chicago
Journal and bears the impress Of Frank Tay-
lors peucil.--,t QEL dilOf Hdr
'fLong before we hear the roar OF wheels,
we see the glimmer of allowing IghL--
Brighter and broader & opens, like THE OY-
olopean unwinking eye Il is, the head light Of
the train. Then the atpady jaFs theR The
mingled clank as Of a thousand shaken chains
and the cars are hero. "Al aboard p and
''all right follow each other in quick success
sion, aud we are breathing the close and
/ heavy air Of crowded dormitory The eur
lamps have gone out dlsgusted; the. little
wakefhlness Of the sleepefs has subsidized, and
/ the dim snoring outline OF cloaEs and shawls,
and frightened locking heads aecked here
and there like troubled sea- with white,
compose th6 landscape; while over dli like
pendulnms swing plethoric carpet bags, slow
| ~ to and fro and little satchels, brisk as
mantle clocks, and bonnets made Of nothing,
/ dance up and down like blossoms In a rain {;
/ all timed 10 the motion Of the t1lin, -. ~.
''But the din gray turns 10 an old-eyed
white, and the breathing bundles begin TO
stir; Out Of an egg-shaped package is hatehed
a woman, with hair disheYelled, like Nenus
from the SEA. A throe OK two, and n rough
er form energies from cloak and shawl and
shakes itself awake. A, shapeless heap turns
out man, bearded like pard, A pair Of
boots thrust ont like boWsprits, goes ont OF
sight as the owner comes in view, @0he is
soothing an irritated hat with gentle touches
Of his elbow another putting az his wilted
collar. Disordered tresses are smoothed with
hasty touches Of the hand, and crtmpled
sleeves persuaded iatd shape. One lad has
learned herlessan from GTimalkin, and makes
her toilet precisely like cat. ,r
"The cold, clear light of early morning is
| always trying to human beauty there are no
tints 10 be borrowed, no sonening shades to
be worn; plain, cold stare that looks one
out Of countenanee But in Hrailroad train
the ordeal is appalling. If a face ever looks
faded it is then; If the hair has any grey in
it, it is sure $40 show" wrinkles a,a read
like sign-board, affair of. IL there be dis
content in the heart, il comes into the mouth
and everybody looks like people AFTER mas
querade, or Richard after he became 'Ghimself
again Iiaie rt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
The Bank Of RnsIana.N n


The Bank Of England is the monster in-
stitution of the world, and an American
correspondent of the Christian Register has
recently 'been all over it, He had an IN
PRODUCTION to its managers, and thus describes
the Bank, a very large building, covering
eight acres in the heart of the city of Lon
don. He writes: sTg 81 f4-
Every department is carried to the utmost
perfection, and the eleven hundred hands
which the bank employs all work so easily
that the operation Of the bank is like that
Of wonderful piece of machinery. When
the notes are received into the bank they are
cancelled, and the first room ! entered was
thd asserting department. Here were q hun
dred men counting and arranging the differ
ent denominations of bills which had been re-
deemed and consequently defaced these
notes amount to one million of pounds daily
or five million dollars, and rs soon as each IS
separately checked, assorted and counted
they are filed in large boxes in their immense
vaots for ten years f0rreieUence. Theyprint
aRd issue their own notes they r0ic iheir
own paper, bind their own account books and
the machinery IS carried by about ten horse
power. Their printing facilities are very
fine. z cannot 60 through the whole, but
will mention two or three more rooms. The
other banks of London (many of them keep
an account with the Bank OF England Each
day they send a large am0nntof speUie, and
il the ps,rcels from any bank are fopnd de-
hcient IN weight then each piece is weighed
separs tely. There is q very large room
wheTe this Weighing is done. As tits done
by me most dellCale machinery, 1t Is aCUUuf-
plj shed with great rapidity. Each piece OF
T,oney which is of full weight drops into one
'oox, and each one which proves light falls
/ another box, and the amount rejected is about
$4,000 daily. This money IS Afterwards pas
sed through a knife, which disfgnres Il and
| it is melted over again and recOined. The
effect Of this careful weighing is to keep the,
/ currency up TO high standard; aud the
Bank Of England is doing very much good
| in this direction. From this room ! went
] into what is called their 'strong room, en-
] tirely fire proof in which there Rre probably
over one hundred safes. The treasurer took
/ out Of one of the shelves of a safe two small
4 packages of notes and handed them to me;
/ the amount was 81, 0O0, 600, or $4,000, 600.
never thought that could put Eve millions
into my pocket but even believe could
have compressed the whole into the space OF
my pocket-book. In this roorh there are IN
notes and specie not less ihan fS5, 1000, 600,
or $l75, 900, 900, and in the bank ITSELF in
cluding the immense bullion vaults, there is
an amount exceeding f5O,QoOsoop, Of about
! $3.50, ,000, ,0OO. ..lJ ! nl.,ssla raaf!t .a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

fuillin thn last tuu Tuura
lhaisa oi pl'ef, - ne
ln rtihcat'e n my pos1o1-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
5eWelt0.

GHARP P0INTED-13.O0O OF
~ Bates best Needlcs, lust rl.ceiygd.
COWLES a CO., ,.fsi
iunc3 Wtsidoll Housc.l
MADE FOR US-ExTRA HEAVY
IN Silver rhiuihles, all sizes. 4. .sl
Id . NtlW 4 ~ 4 CO.,
CURE TO CUT a FtNG Sr0CK or
~ EnEiiah scissors. COMhES NNu., Ha
iunra Meddtll ilunse.
MOT HANDSOME, Bur lItGHrY
in use, rCtiM LEs 4 Co, FOL
june Meddell House.
GILENp. ALARM, STRIKING. IS.
~ Day and 91hour Clocks, Of an. sizes, Just re-
CelNcl. GOWLES 4 Co.
luuua Wpiiinli House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
THo Besrur. uad Boot Blneks Of London.


The BegEara and Boot Blacks Of London.
or these London correspondent Of the
Boston Christian Register writes; II1
In the first place, there is the misery of
London. This is the most noticeable to me.
Even in the parks which surround the pal
aces Of the Queen you see it and one cannot
turn a corner without stumbling over q beg
gar. The hundreds Of thousands one meets
eYary day who do not know where their next
meal is 10 como from, only irnpresses me still
more forcibly with the feeling that equally
with other thingsy london iE the centre Of
the world for suffering and poverty. From
the children and old women who sweep the
crossings Of the streets for your ha' penny,
20 the thirty thousand boot blacks (called
the Black BriEade), who stand at every cor
ner with their bottle and brush, the sense Of
what squalor and misery surrounds yon on
every side is always uppermost. The other
day, stood in q small baker shop in the
lower part Of the city, TO watch for q few mo-
ments tho poor wretches who passed in and
cut with their pittanee Of bread. Apparent
| ly in every stage OF suffering, they come in
one by one, throwing down thei- penn les for
a piece Of stale bread, which was weighed
l out to them as one would carefully measure
some costly medicine. If the scale went
down on the wrong side, piece Of crust
would be chipped off, and the morsel weigh
ed again TIL il balanced these poer efea-
lures standing as if they would devour what
was denied hem,-afIecting picture 70 me-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
Gus.
IMPORTANT To GAS CONSUMERS
GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, Oils. Se

MPOhTANI ~ GAS GONSBMEBS.---
GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, oils &c,
in combination with WATER, for ILLuMIEA-
TYLER'S PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven 90 be from thirty 10 hfy pgr cent. cheaper
than By any other pruc5 u in the United States
or In the world, and equal in Illuminating power 70
any Gass Row In use- The apparatus i substantial,
durable, simple and cheap, and can be operatod by
any ordinary servant. Elch Apparatus y Construct
ed for IaanufRcturiug Gas ffau- al kinds Of Gaa
making miaterials now in us8. Any further informs
alton viii be given upon appliclt94 Py letter or
otherwise, to- .FttE ~ "a =. STEIN,
Cleveland Ohio.
BE-NOU ih operation I'd the residence Of Henry L.
Whitman, Detroit ST., West Side and also at the
country r0sdenre of Brateunhl Bros on the Lake
Shore and at the residence Of Robert Knight on
klnsman Sc mar22dgIn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

B4- spalding' Prepared Glue seems to be
universally welcomed BY hpusekeepers
wherever it goes jtis precisely the ready re-
liable adhesive substance needed for repairing
furniture and household ware.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12
8oatdt1g
0OARDTNG HOTTSE--DR-

BOARDING HOUSE--DR. [. B.
I'D BEACH has taken tho ine Boarding House,
No. 30 Superior street, which has been newly fitted
up, and -n0s open for The reception OF boarders
iy25-2i3l
BOARDING HOUSEWIFE
I'D HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and BY the
Stone Church lone Of the plcasentest locations in
the city-aas been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
open for Boarders. Families WishinH to furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
aud convepient rooms and bed rooms; and Single
Boarders aud Day BoardarE will End good accommu-
daiiOus on reasonable terms. References given and
required. apr2-l s6Q R2ol S. w. BGRRITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-12

For the CampalEn Rndins Jan. 1, is81.L
THE LARopsT oANPhoS EAFER IL TUE WEST.
We have commenced tho Presidential
Campaign, by hoisting the names Of LINCOLN
and HAMuIx for President and Vice Presi-
dent, niarging the Leader, and donning 2
new dress. As regards the appearance Of
our paper, the Leader speaks for itself. II
has now mu'c reading mattar than any paper
published in Ohio. We propose 70 de our
share in the great work before Us by putting
the price Of the Weekly Leader for the Cam
paign ending january 1st, at the following
extraordinarily low rates. Hi e.4
One py....,-.......... TO-
Five Copies SsOO
Ten l S's,O
Twenty CopieH..-...,.---.-'....,7-'-.'r B'OO
Fily Copies 4o'by
One hundred COpies-.-.,,''r.'-''''''' Ss'OO
An extra copy to the getter up Of clubs Of
20 and upwards,
Remeaajel- tie price zoe have charged '' to
Jasliaty lst, 1851. 90.
We are indaced to put the Leader at the
above low rates on account Of the hardness
OF the times, ....'...'. ....-..
Il VIII % seen BY dnsiyzing the above
scale, that the price Of the Loader ia as ioI-
lows, per copy: - IL b ,, 4 -...t
One 20 cents'
Club Of Five per cOpy.................. 90 ..a
Club OF Ten l-'g = .,..----,.-....'. % So
Club OF TweiHty s. .-.....,......... 45 "
/ Ctuh az Tiftt,T ......-..,..,.,... 40 = i.
Club Of one ! hundred, per Copy 3S
The weekly Leader will 10 what it ever
has been, q ia mily as well as a political
newspaper, It wiz have the latest news by
telegraph and mail it viii have correct
market report it viii contain information
on every subject wor thy Of attention, and it
will discuss and defend the doctrines of the
glorious Republican party in a truthful and
dignifed manner. 1t viii publish the
speeches of the leading epublican speakers
during the Campaign It win give statistics
and argument to show the immoralities,
crimes and wicked designs Of the pro-slavery
Democracy, the most conspicuous of which,
are the re-oponing Of the African Slave
Trade, the acquisition Of Cuba at the expense
Of q sanguinary Wsr with Spain and other
European powers, the naturalization and ex-
tension Of Slavery, and the continuance ofthe
present tyranieal Democratic dynasty,s "a
Remember we send till 1st january next,
80 weeks, at the above price, at the less rates
usually charged for campaign of twenty
six weeks.
Address L. COWLES 4 CO.,
a rst.rf Leader Office, CleyenHd, o.
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n. Il. AartrttsenIeuts.

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & CO.,
u 4 Importers Of aud Wholesale dealers in station
cry, ny and leI William street, y ew York OHer 70
French. German and Domestic Goods, of their own
Importntions ur bought frOm FIRST hands, and which
terms.
Catalogues OF samples Furnished on application
urieFs bF mail rBceiVe the PERSONAL attention Of
one ofthc lsm aud hilel complete.
special lnpurtadQns made to order N required.
An csuination % their stock and prices b solic-
tied = wy iugTt92
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EYCWANGE

E0REIGN EXCHANG E.
i Drafts ia amounts 70 suit, from s. upwards, on
England and France, and All the principal Cities Of
Germany On Frankiort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen
Stuttgart, Mannheim and Prague For sale by
mrl2 RErTBERG a HAUSMANN-
9I0 000 MONEY ADVANCED.
9IU, ,UUU In sums To suit-at the Old stand
and we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securities
Of every kind, viz; Dry Goois, Hardware, Gold and
Silver Plate. Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Firearms
Clothing, Furniture Carpets Pianos, hirrors, Paint
inqs, General Merchandise and Personal Property
Business strictly private. Established 1881. Watches
and JeWeiry for sale az bargains.
wa. WAGNER, uiice No 3, Water st.
Corner Superior street, Geo. A. Davis a Co s
Clothing store.
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lanes H. ODEBL, BRASS
81 FOUND AND MANUFACTURER Of
few doors from Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. II.
Is prepared 70 furnish an kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water Of Gas, and all the various articles
used IN tho Plumbing BusiHezs. Beer Pumps Of an
kinds made aud repaired Brass Casting done daily,
and Brass Work Of an kinds repaired dec2Rs
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NORTH - WHITE FIsH

IRO0 HALF BARRELS REST
L lOOO NoRrH bhr WHrn FIsutn (oT better
quality than usuel) this lot Icing nearly oqnnl 10
Detroit River" All % prime order now landing,
mayi7:2ss GORDON, MoMILLAE 4 co.
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GHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of alias writ ofvendltionl exponus, issued from
the court oi common Pleas, Of Cuyahogr county at
against II H. Gillett defendant, to me direCtodi
shan oner pr sale at the door of tio Court Houso IN
lowing lands aud tenemeuts. b. wit.
Commencing at tho intersection of the s,ufl, l,orl,.
line Of Vermont street with tho eastoriy ns oT West
street, thence eastery along the southers line OF
parallel with the east line 81 West street sfv fst.
thence easlery parallel With the south line II yef
mont street eleven feet; thence Houfhoriv pareili
with the east line Of West street thrty-eight feet:
thence westerly parallel with vermont street eighty
along the east line Of West street. ninety eiEht fef
TO the place Of beglnning: being The same urerrss
II. Glett, recorded IN vol -, paEbs6 6o hnd5Il C1y
ahOga county records, and further known AZ the ii
iotment In Cleveland, Formerly Ohio City, Ouyaho-
ga county, Ohio. Appraised at 8 500.
ID. L. MlGuTMAN, Sheriff
HEREIcE BARLOW, Plaintins Attorney.