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E + Ipredclt, Der 1T Die %, 9. QbenO5eitun9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

CARD FROM GEORGE ARNoLD.-G ditor
Leader In your notice Of my difficulty
with ]. c. Brown, in yesterdays Le lder,
you have dOneme great injustice. The facts
in the case are these have been sick for
the last two weeks, and have been and am
now under the treatment Of DR.. Lal,gsdorf.
Last Saturday evening, about cj'clock, l
went to c. B. Krause's drug store to get some
medicine. While there, Mr. Bus h, clerk
of Mr.. Krause, made me a prese- at of some
four eggs for the purpose of max ing an egg
punch. Not having anything to .arry them
put them in my pocket, and started for
home When Isrrived on Superior s street, I
met friend and entered into conve rsation
with him. We were soOn. joined byJ.C.
Brown, an ex-constable. He interfe red. in
our conversation, which was on the ubect
Of politics. and finally insulted me most
grossly by applying to me a vile epithet
de then took hold OF me by the lapel of my
coat. told him that had been sick and
was scarcely able to walk; if he would wait
a few days or weeks, till l recovered. I
would then be perfectly willing to have him
take hold OF me, old as ar. He refused to
let go, and replied with a torrent of abuse
l then struck him and blacked one of b is
eyes, when he struck me back in the fac e,
making my mouth bleed. In the excite
ment Of the moment took the eggs out of
my pocket and threw them into his face. -
He then, taking advantage of my sickns ss
and weakness, took hold of me again, an d
IN the struggle slipped and fell down. -
while down and completely exhausted, le
ehOked me. Yours very respectfully,
GEORGE ARNOLD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

AN OMISOus SIoN.-The Plain Dealsr, for
the last few weeks, has been filed with mon
strous lies about tremendous Douglas meet
ings. Yesterday it capped the climax by
publishing Mr.. Douglas speech. This was
more than heavy iron chase, in which the
speech was locked, could Stsnd, and when
the Pressman attempted to lift the form of
the press, after the dailies were worked off,
the chase allowed the speech to quietly drop
through into Cpl"
We regret the misfortune Of our neiehibor,
but nobody is to blame but himself, for he
should not have printed Douglas wAopptr,
and thus aroused the indignation of the
chase at the base use to which it was put.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Ths re
win be meeting of the Republicans Of Il le
Fourth Ward, on Wednesday evening. tue
18th inst, ct No. s's Engine House. on Hun +
ington street, for the purpose of con y73erirlp
the prOpriety, and if deemed advisable, to
make arrangements for forming a ward pro
cessiOn to join in the grand Repub Hean pro-
cessiOn Of the ensuing 4th of Octol Der.
Let every Republican in the Ward who
feels an interest in extending to N ,ew York's
distinguished Senator, our own Orfhy Gov
ernor' our able and intrepid Sc n1aor, and
our eloquent and irresistible Bue' Eeye wagon
BOY mat reception their abiliti .es, position
sne sIolS N maintaining, exp, Junding and
ueienuing 'he true Republic IN doctrine
merit turn out and assist US in making the
preliminary arrangements for hat occasion.
/. 4. MNRsH AL, Pres't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

CLOTHES CLEANING.-What a paradise for
editors and printers that would be where old
clothes never wore out and thus involved the
necessity of getting new ones. The estab-
lishment of Mr.. F. Ager, No. 10 Prospect
street, is the next thing to such a locality, for
he SO neeely cleans and renovates gentle
mems clothing that it comes out looking al
most as well as new. We happen to know
about this matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

Mr.. Paine said that Mr.. Breslin had beer
in his Office eight years and one year in hi
family, and he had never known of his hav,
ing had any difficulty with anybody. Aftel
this difficulty he heard Mr. Breslin say
d" this is thing we both ought to be ashamed
Of, Ingersoll." The latter replied that he
would settle it in another way, or before an
other party, or something to that effect
Breslin had also spoke of "settling with
him." at some other time. N
F. Judson, Esq, was called, having been
present during the taking of the deposition,
when the difficulty commenced. Mr.. Inger-
sol had charged Mr.. Breslin, in an insolent
way, with acting unfairly. When Mr..
Breslin had threatened to "clean him out, .
Mr.. Ingersol said that he was ready to be
cleaned out by such little fellow as Bres-
lin. Breslin did not strike him at first, but
slapped him with his open hand across the
mouth.
Mr.. Judson gave decidedly graphic des-
cription of the battle and the parting, being
especially happy in his portraiture of Mr..
Paine trying to pull Breslin of, getting
kicked into a sitting position, and then crawl
ing up and still pulling Breslin by the legs.
They both wanted to fight evidently
After they were through, Breslin said he
had lived in town for twelve years and had
never had any difficulty before, but had
been provoked beyond endurance. Mr.. judi
son thought Mr.. Breslin a peaceable man,
but one who stands upon his honor and is
probably ready to fight any man of his size
who insults him.
Mr.. Dudley Baldwin was called. He had
entered the office near the commencement
of the fight He heard the noise while in
an adjoining Office, and went to the door
The two men were talking very saucily to
each other. He had assisted in parting
them, which was done with difficulty. AT
ter they were parted, Mr.. Breslin said if he
had not been sick he would have done bet
ter.
Mr.. Hurlbut was called. He was present
during the afray. His statement in regard
to the witness being in accordance with
what he had said, agreed with that of Mr..
Paine. In the witness description of the
fight, he said Mr.. Paine had hold of Breslin
By the hind feet. To avoid repetition of
the testimony of the other witnesses, we
omit the most of the Mr.. Hurlbut's testi-
mony. asla
Mr.. IngersOl being recalled, said that he
did not use the term die or "1iar'' at all.
The testimony here closed, and the case
was briefly argued by the able counsel. The
defence took the ground that the language of
Mr.. Ingersol was sufficient provocation for
the assault
The case was given to the jury, who
brought in verdict for the plaintiff. The
defendant was sentenced to pay the costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

~ Among the many preparations now
nsore tbs pebble ascertain for the Fever and
Ague, none have bean received with such especial
mNor a. that known as pr, HOSTETTAR'S CELR.
bkATED STOMACH BITrERs." This tonic has
osen circulated, and It's many virtues promulgated
unroshout the States and every day the propretors
ae sreeied with the intelligence Of some dreadful
oe vanQuished BY the use Of their celebrated Bit
eola. IN our principal cities, there are bat fsw
iAmilies Vho neglect tho ~Bitters, IN furnishing
their medieine-closets As tonic, 1t il both mild
and agresable 70 the taste, and stimulating in ts
action upon the system For q certain cure for m.
Hever and Agae flatuleney, Dyspepsia, and all 9TH
sr meroid diseases, il Is surs and unequallsd.
For sale BY Druggists and deaers eeneraIly evsrv-
where, and BY HOsrETTER & sMlfH. Sole Proprie-
tors, g Water and S Front streets. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

A SUSCEPTIBLE YoUTH.-A young man
named W. H. Rogers, hailing from Cleve-
and, was arrested in Harrisburgh, the other
day at the instance of has father, wealthy
citizen of the Forest City. 1t appears that
on the occasion of the Perry Inauguration
Rogers junior made the acquaintance of a
young lady, with whom he fell instantly in
love, and in whose company he remained
during the day and evening. On the day
following he went to Toledo, where be col
lected five hundred dollars due the old man,
for whom he was book-keeper, and the next
day, in company with the lady, started for
Baltimore, to which place he was tracked.
There he parted with his paramour, and
purchasing through ticket for Detroit, left
for that city, but had only got as far as Har-
risburgh, when his arrest was effected. II
was evident from his statement that he had
fallen into the hands of an accomplished fast
young woman, whO feeced him Of his funds
and then deserted him. His father, who is
one of the solid men of Cleveland, received
the erring youth to his bosom, and took him
to his home a sadder but wiser boy than
when he left it.-PittS. Chronicle.
Who is Mr.. W. H. Rogers? There is no
Rogers in this city who ranks among our
solid men. Rogers must have been an as
sumed name.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR t,2 AND 3, PRO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o.
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ecols de
Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperia college Of
Medicine, Vienna
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrh0a
and all physical disabilities.
No 2 completely eradicate5 all traces Of those dis
that have heretefore been treated BY the
CiOus and pernicious use Of cOpatVa and cubebs.
No. 8 has entirely supplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos !, ? and 5, are prepar the
form of lozenge, devoid Of taste and small, and car
be carried in the wastcOat pocket Sold in tin case
and divided into separate doses administered b
Yalpeau Lallemand Rou1, Ricold, &C. Price S3 each
or cases for 50, which saves s. and in 81 cases,
whereby there is saving Of So. To be bad wholesale
and RETAIL of DR.. BARROM, NO. l94 Bleecker street.
New York. Immediately receiving remittance,
Dr. Barrow viii forward tie lfiesemar % any par
Of the world, securely packed, and add rsse accOrd
ing 10 the Instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also BY GAYLOYD & HAM an
VIZ. FISK. cleveland H1r Ians'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

FIRE.-Last night about u o'clock an old,
rickety wooden building on The Canal Basin,
near Merwin street, was struck by lightning,
as is supposed The fremen were promptly
on the ground, and by almost superhuman
exertions, prevented the flames from com
munieating to the frame tenements adjoin-
ing, and extinguished the fire after the up
per portion Of the building was burned.
The upper story was occupied as a dwell
ling by Mr.. Morrison, and on the first floor
an old man by the name of Parrish lived
alone. The building was of but little value.
Phoenix No. A had first water on the fire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

HolloWay's Pills-Spoeial Notice.
Physiological acknowledgement Notice.
Ilostettor's stomach Bitters-special Notice.
Cartier a Thayer-Legal Notice. -
W. Melhinch-Tim0thy and Clover Seed.
o. Cutter a Son-Auction Sale.
Mrs. Shaw-Mnlinery.
Henry Church-Legal Notice.
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Special 9ptifts.

28- HoLIoWAY's PuLB-To MorHERs.-
Thousands Of lovely females In the Spring Of
Womauhood, have been rescued from an unsimely
grave By the agency of these medicines. When the
1prghtlineal Of the romp ia changed to apathy and
biternal suffering, and the glow Of health to the
aalow hue Of eankering disease it is crisis which
requires the maternal attention and Stlietude. and
or which the pills win be found an Efficient remedy
They are equally eiaCacious In the autumn or turn
ei me-the mest critical period Of womans exist
anes.
kead tha Advertisement elsewhere.
g e9t. 'Tl'-T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

LUSCIOUS GRAPEs.-Mr. 0. Carter, of Eu-
cid, sends in stem of a grape vine, whie h
has Il splendid branches of luscious grapes
upon it, as thick and close as they can hang
Talk of the GRAPES OfEsehOlr' They were
net a circumstance to Carter's vines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
Republican Mass Meeting in Euclid.

The Hon. D. K. CARTTER, and others, will
address Mass Meeting of the People of
Euclid and adjoining TOwnshiPs,on Wednes-
day, the 26th inst, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The State Election is close at hand. Let
there be grand rally preparatory to the
great contest of October.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

I There viii be Lincoln Pole Raising
in the Seventh Ward on Wednesday evening
next. Speeches will be made by R. F. Paine,
F. T. Backus and D. R. Tilden. Heeker's
Brass Band will be in attendance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

MISS HARDNGE's LECTURE LAST EvKx1ye.--
There was a good attendance at Chapin's
Hall last evening to hear Miss Hsrdinge's
lecture in explanation of her plan for re-
claiming and reforming the outcast women
of our cities. The discourse was such as
could not fail to awaken deep interest in
this hitherto neglected field of philanthropic
1ohor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
~ Hostettcr's Bitters are sold bv
CHURUHTLL A BRO n,

~ Prosraton Of the System and rapid
decline sre almost invariably the results Of early
mal-praetioes and unchecked vicious habits. A
ucatiso elaboEately got up has lately issued from
me press Illustrating this tendency and the cure a.
vel as the prevention Of the same Il is entitled
"AUMAN FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE.
SEARCHES" 1t enters fully into the causes, sf-
Bets and most sficacous mode Of curing all di,us,
q adeioats nairs, with oopous instructions for the
perfect restoration Of those who are prevented from
entering into the marriage state.
Sold By Or. BARROW, Isl Blsecher st., n. =
Price 3 cents sent free Of postage everywhere.
sold also BY GATIoRD HAMMOND and VIZ. F1sKE
Druegists, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

WILSON PARK.-Somebody appears anx-
iOus to get the goose to lay golden eggs on
this outside location. No one would probably
object to have golden eggs laid on background
especially if rent was paid in addition. The
idea Of leasing and improving this wet and
dry land at the expense of the city, is too
absurd to admit of serious consideration.
Judge Wilson is no doubt able to improve
his OVID land. Hnot willing, the Street Rail
Road Company might assist for their own
benefit.
= If this ground was offered as a gift on con-
dition it should be properly improved and
fenced by the city speedily, it would be bad
o peration to accept it. The taxpayers do
mot wish any farther increase of taxes for
ia ncy operations. ECONOMY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

Es- The Lake Erie Horse Breeders Asso-
citation will meet at the Weddell House this
Tuesday evening, Sept. 25th at ~ o'clock.
A full attendance is necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
8ass f6nnArll.

lanes H. ODELL, BRASS
" E0VNDER AND MANuFACTURTR n
nrass Work Of every description, No. as UnioD a
atsW aooIs ron Superior street, Cleveland Ohio I'll
u pfepa[ed 70 furnish all kinds Of work rssd ior
sses5I4s leef or Cas- and al the various article
49, ~ - EluInbing Business. Beer Pumr1 or an
All l..9S ela repaired. Brass Casting done 6aflT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
NEW ADYRRTIsESTFNTs.

RB- For TeIegraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
8Fal estate.

NV ESTERN LAND.---H- b. LIT
w TIE OF the late firm Of Littles keYes- has
constantly on hand large quantity Of hne Farming
Land IN Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
Tor city OF country real etate personal propsrty
once with Rouse Jennings Marble Block, Supe-
Nor street. mayisR2i
YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IL REAL ESTATE Mortgages, Bonds, Notes,
&C. &C. -- No. s AFWATER BUTBLEa,
apls:Rs Clsvelands o.
ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
H formerly Of the firm Of Little & Keyes,j has
opened q Real Estate Once in Ronse's Block, cor
her Of Superior street and Public Square, and has
constantly on hand several thousand acres Of inst
quality Of Farming Lands IN the States OF Iowa,
Wisconsin. and Missouri, 20 exchange for city and
country property; also for all kinds Of personal
BrOpsrty. Part cash paid II necessary. apTls:RI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 95, 1880.
TRAVRLRR's REGISTER.


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