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Ma Manchester Work. IL desire the resi-.
dents of Manchester to know that they can have
FURNITURE REPAIRED or MADE TO OR
DER. at the lowest prices. Also DOORS, BLINDS
and all kinds of work done, at the 'Old Caste,'
on the corner, i'll rear of Mr.. Perdne's store.
my 2S-6t* BENJAMIN SEVER.
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IA New Stationery. &c.--Just opened to-
Gay large supply Of new and seasonable STA
IiONERI, which will be sold low:
CAP, LETTER; COMMERCIAL. N o and
BILLET FApERS.
BUFF and WHITE ENVELOPES. Document,
Letter. Note, Long and Opaque, great varis-
".
DAviD'S ard ARNoLp's INKS, gallon, half
gallon. quart, pint, DC.
WHLrNEY'S, DRAPEK'S and FLAT INK
FABtP's and LUBIN's PENCILS. best quality.
SEALING WAX, BILL and REFERENCE
FILES.
QUILTS, SLATE PENCILS. TAPE, PENCIL
LEADS.
DICE. SCISSORS in cases, THICK BLOTTING
POsI-oFFIcE BOXES, BACKGAMMo
BOARDS. &c.
A new and full supply Of
LEATHER and TUCK MEMORANDUM BOOKS
of all sizes and kinds.
INK-sANDi MUCLAGE, BONNET BOARDS
ana RUBBER PENCILS.
Everything new and desirable received soon
- ~ W. HARGRAvE WHITES,
my SGT l73 Main street.
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A Smiths Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY IS the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST
ARRANGED GALLERY in the city The rooms are
ell on one floor. and are easy of access. Large
sized AMBRoTYPEs, formerly sold for ONE
LAR. now made for FIFTY CENTS Come one,
come all, to SMITHS Gallery,
No. II Main street
my 8-3t' (Whitehursts Old Stand.)
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IA $50. 900 Worth Of Dry Goods,
AT COST FOR CASH,
Il O G l. O 5 r. i Il = 1 n r S 8.
opportunity is offered to all TO supply them
selves with
FR SH RICH FOODS,
at from 80 tn 50 per cent. below regular prices,
So 900 WORTH OF NEW
SPRING AND
SUMNER SILKS,
thrown on the counter and marked down without
regard to cost, to save them from the auction
room.
ORGANDIE.
CRENAUINE
AND BEREGE
ROBES,
marked down to half COST.
All desirable GOODS at PRIME COST, from
Paper of Pins up
Farmers and manufacturers will 6rd a large
stock of best GOODS for SERVANTS SUMMER
and WINTER CLOTHING 1T cost.
PERKINS Il CO, I4l Eagle Square.
my 24-2Dt
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LIFE INSURANCE. ar

MERCHANTS INSURANCE co =,
AT the ANN ST'faH0 Mt 1s!h ,s,,y' l,:S.!
"A Stockholders. held ut IL a'cIock ,bis d. IHE
fpl!oHlns gentlemen We're e,cted Diree;S;;. 'a ~
this Company for the ensuing, ,yel-' o'0'' VI
las. l.: AppersoL, SAM = pu,a nHe'
Nm bTeeden, John Purcell,
VIM WsH.o ii. Christian nns i haH,d }uarles,
/; W. Glszebrook. FrautI1 Ste.rn.
sam'l ] Harrison, Ed. IT, sk;r.s,
Roscoe B. Heath, Geo ]. sn,...,I'
Ed McCa,I,,h i,,:;, Thos. Tass ot, IT,.
my 29-st j. H. MoST'A;GuE. s.c,,
OK DCM sbiT ~ ! l,NSSgyHKANCE CO,lPA.
M Ufce for the present 40 Main ,.,tts. seyo,,
ADORE the Post Osies Va ''A's
oG%fin : T MIEsE E SsTs ,s
on favorable terms.
Cab Cab: Wo.tham, John H, Greanor,
Sohn EndeIs, Geo :. Palmer,
f p; s, aadd, walss, &c &c TaIdy.
Luther X; Splman, JAS. H. Creushav.
Peter T.: warwick, John n. w lllla,ns
yas. 3. Kent. Mark Downey,
HoIace rnhond' Thomas Jones,
Griffin q. Davenport, Ro A. Paine.
Geo. W. Yancey, No r. Williams
Jos Brumme, VIM. p. Raeianj.
Vim. Brent, Henry c, Csheli''
Ro. H. Maury fiee w Roysts,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR, Pres't
CHAs. T.. WoRrHAM, Seo'y.
Notice to the StOckb0iders.-A reauisition
OF seventeen per cent, benz ST - on each share
10 required to be pad III cash Oh or before the yth
inst, at the office OF the Company.
my Its &. Z. W, Seo'y.
THE ylKG mia LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY ia now fully prepared for busi-
ness, and the attention. of tue pubii0is earnestly
called to The Importance of It's objects. This Com
pany, under its charter, divides seven eghihs Of
its profits every three years, among tie policy
holders. thereby giving the assured the sdvan-
tages of the mutual SYSTEM with the pledge of =
perpetual Capital Stock of Slc0 ,0D. sud TIE added
security that its Stockholders have a permanent
moneyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half Of ths Capital
Stock and Earnings to be inves.ai ia Bond and
Mortgage on unincumbored Real Estate, worth
don bic The amount.
The chief object Of the Company is 20 aid 10 re-
tanning at home the immense amount ot money
which goes annnsily from our State ior Life Pre-
NUNS to Naithern Companies. That money will
he loaned 10 customers for term VI years, at is-
gal interest,". and disbursed In ous midst,
EIdowmsnts ami AnnuitIes granted. Lille and
term pClieles lfsuet a: low rates Is other good
Compantes. Slaves insured for ono year, or for
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ANew Lace NDantles...Wc have this
morning. some additional bargains in new styles
LACE WRAPPINGS to offer AL of them bought
the last few days IN New York at a great deduc-
ton OF prices. All IN want of something rich and
cheap in that way, will have to call soon before
thew all go. J. MILLHISER L BRO,
my 29-3t 1913 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss'fsis'iEF asiE;s;ssFtRS'a1 ;:s; !: :,a...
WHITE NARSEILLES q u IL -, oil
FINE COTTON sHEETINGs aud PILLOW
RICH WHiTE LINEN DAMAsKs.
SUPER DAMASK NAPKINS and IA B l. 4
CLOTHS
DAMAsK and HUcKABAcK TowELLING and
TOWELS s.
LACE; MuSLIN;; DAMAsK and BRocATEL
COLORED and WHITE MATING, all widths
TABLE ard FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Fine Imported FURNITU RE CHiNTZ.
White and Coicred, Plain and Figured FURNI-
PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
WINE CLOTH and Colored FRUIT NAPKINS.
ALSO
Just received,
RICH LACE BURNON'S MANTILLAS. new
patterns, very cheap.
REREGE ANGLA1S, for Nantes and Dresses.
RICH SILKS, and Spring and Summer DRESS
GOODS, all fresh and new.
And all kinds DOMESTIC GOODS. especially
COTTON OZNABURGS, White. Plaid and
Striped.
To be sold from this date. all through the month
OF June VERY CHEAP.
my 30-6t' WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
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L MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated lHs3)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAKiNE iN5uM

ANCE COMPANY.
Once No. Isl Main Street. Richmond. u
Capital and Surplus. sc3o,no
THIS COMPANY has the advantage oi itreHy ss-m
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of tho public dlri5s 81
Of that period needs no special Recommendation
the citizens Of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, sls
Marine Insurance tn ali parts @! tee vort. 80.
it, cash capital and surplus ars es above ~ =
affairs are managed Yr,;6enty, but htefsli sLa -
rates are IS low as those of any other good n'''a
ton. DIRECTIONS: ,-,.-
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. smi.'
Horace L., Kent. Thos Samson, b. l.. Winston.
VIM, Palmer, Chu. W. Purcell, Jud- n .gcrioh'
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. r. w lnston, Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. lnioes. H. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the PresideRt or Secretary. ID persul"'
BY lettcr. W. L. COWAkDiN. Prsaldeas
WM. WILLIS, in. Secretars So
IL Manufacturer Of Double Rehnsd,
STEAM CANDIES
Ard Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS.
FRENCH CANUiES, Cl6Ahs' &C.
THE BEST GOODS. -
THE CHEAPEST GOODS
THE LAsGEsr STOCK
Can always be found at the ,,
No 20 MANS ires,
Opposite Richardson h Co, siehmcnn' w.
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IA. Flat and Eraided Trimming Cord, at
1874 cents per yard. C.. BOETTCHER,
my 25-Iw LIS Broad st.
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GOOD EDITION OF SWIFT.

~ SAM'L P. HALVES & son.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
RED AND WHITEASH; GLOVER HILL
And SMITHS COAL.
Also, full supply of OAK and PINE WOOD on
hand: 18th street. South side OF the Dock.
N. B.-Anthfaclte Coal sold by weight.
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ia Southern Savings Bank
CHARTEkED By The LEGiSLATuKE OF VA.
OFFICE, l73 3IiIN STREET
Money received on deposit at the rate of sir per
cent. per annum. on all sums remaining over SIX
months and at 4 re per cent. such are drawn
out before the expiration OF SIX months.
DIRECTORS
J. b. Watkins, Pres't, X. C. Howe,
p i Moore, Geo. |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. +. Kegnauit,
j. II. + Mayo, ". 4. Jenkins, Sec'ry,
?. B. Price, Treasurer
r., Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, L. T. PRICE. Office Vim. Har-
grave Whites Bookstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. my 16-lm
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CAS: GAS! GAS -!
We have on hand, and are recciyius ~ wv"
steamer, a magnificent assortment ~
CHANDELIERS. ZEN DANTS, BRAcht -
All persons in want Of GAS FiAlufho 80
consult their interests ty eNsminihe on, ~ xs.
we are determined 20 sell the sIne ge9os ~ WV
rates than any house soafh oil Phiiaaelpn Gas
We are slso prepared 70 DO a! sihuS .. T,o.L
reasonable terms. 81 bbotNS ~, h,asi q,
my 2S-3f wv ~ -
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$40 600 r.sEKyiAL ASp IMeeK;

WILL OPEN THIS Day. AT 100 MAIN
w STREET. AMY STOCK OF CLOTHING
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.-The
street. an entirely new stock of the above goods.
The goods bought aI1 sold on such terms as
must recommend each article combining all
that is necessary to make the whole stock daslra
Bile.
Fit. quality. style and economy, are points we
have long paid attention to, and our friends may
be assured that every effort Wi Ii he made TO please
the taste. supply the wants and satisfy the eco
pomical IDEAS of all who may favor with their
trade. Please cali and examine the stock. as we
20 to work W tn a strong will to please YOU.
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NOTICE.-To enable those IN cur employ re-
IN creation during the hot summer months, we
will close store at SIX clock from to day until
the 18th August. W. s. h. G. DOMAIN,
my s0-t Iron Front Block, Governor At.
COPPER LIGHTNING ROD We are now
~ prepared to put UP in town country this very
superior ROD. Please call and examine sample.
CHARLES D. YALE 4 CO..
my 3O-lm Iron Block, Governor street.
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Notice to the StOckb0,ders.-A requistion
OF seventeen per cent, benz s - on each share
IS required to be pad in cash on or be tore the Sh
inst, at the office of the Company
my la-ts q. Z. w Sec'y
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VIRGINIA LIFE IN$URA rance COM.
PANY-REQ UISITiON.-A requistion of s 10
per share of the capital stock of this company will
be due and payable at the cOmpany's office, on
FRIDAY, June LIST, 1860.
BY order OF the Board.
nv 80 st J, ADAIK PLEASANTS. Sec'y.
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DEREGE ANGLAIS AND LAVELLAS.-
- 70 pieces Of these desirable and fashionable
Goods, just received, for DRESSES ard MAN
TIES. GEORGE JABOBS.
m 30-3t MAR Str
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n STRAYED-- On Monday, the 18th inst,
TNa BLACK HORSE, without bride or sad
AAdle, small white star on his forehead,
and four white feet. liberal reward Will be
gwen by returning h IN to A. BARATTA,
my 30-2lt No Franklin street.
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NTANTED-Everybod body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and vALICEs at No: 8, Main i,
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
Of every style, at prices as low as they can be
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made &c
order. at the shortest notice.
La I ES KNO'TTS.
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Two VERY III A N ID ) . VI :. LUIS ON
1 NAVY HILL, CORNER OF 5TH AND BA-
KER STREE s, FOR SALE.-We are author
above. Nos so ana 81 fronting together II feet on
the west SIDE Of 9Th street, running back the
south size of Baker street l22 feet to an alley
These among the most desrale lots in that mn
proving nels hboThoOd. Apply TO
my 3O-3t GUDDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
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GUOCkOF MILL BOLTED MEAL.-,rhe
I, subscriber has compl eted mill. adjoining his
Plaster Mill, on the Dock. for grinding CORN. aud
is now prepared to supply fresh ground BOLTED
MEAL to the trade, from the choicest selections
of Corn that can be made IN the market:
JOHN H. AIBORNE,
nv 90-lm Office No. IL Pearl at.
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rTNO MlLLlNERS-All kinds of FLOWERS,
1 GRAPES. RUCHES, BONNETS, FRAN Els,
HATS. BLONDS, 10. very cheap:
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*. FOR kENT-A desirable brick RESI-
E:%:5 DENCE. on Canal street, between LIST and
HsA FouShee streets, containing SIX good sized
sion given Immediately. Apply on the opposite
side of the street, to
my 2O--6t* DAVID WILSON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

A destructive Tornado swept over portions
of Plymouth and LivOnia, in Wayne county,
Michigan, between Z and o'clock the eve
ming Ofthe 18th inst. A white, conical cloud
was first seen in the Southwest which swept
on and down to the earth with lightning We
lOoity, doing great damage to orchards, for
ests, growing crops, buildings fences, &c
The tornado extended over a tract three miles
in length by twenty-five to fifty rods in width
twisting the trees in all directions. Vim.
Smith had 2O6 valuable apple trees destroyed,
and 25 acres Of valuable timber was pros
trated on the farm of J. S. Tibbits. Large
oaks, three and fourfeet through, were either
torn up by the roots or snapped off like reeds.
A large fallen oak, partly embedded in the
soil for several years, was broken n two by
the foFce ofthe wind, ,apd rolled several feet out
Of its bed. In addition to Messrs. Smith and
Tibbits, the principal sufferers by the storm
were Leroy Farwell, George Durfee, Gideon
Durfee, John Ryder, George Ryder, Charles
Noble Peter Trinhaus, and Melvin Newton.
Several buildings were injured, but fortu-
nately none were in the most destructive
path of the stOrm-fend. No person was seri-
ously injured. Thunder and lightning added
to the terror Of the scene, and hot, suiToeat-
ing vapOr accompanied the storm, which, in
many instances, wilted the foliage on the
trees
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The AIeteo1. nt Warren.

The letter Of "Junius Jr giving a full
account Of the Tornado in TrumbulI county,
came to hand "a day after the fair" as we
had already published the details. Of the
Meteor as seen at Warren he writes:
On Friday evening, about fRoen minutes
after nine o'clock, a Meteor passed over our
town of a most brilliant and beautiful de-
scriptiOn. It passed from west to east at a
point seemingly about four or five degrees
north Of the zenith, and within the atmos-
phere of the earth. The nucleus was about
the size Of childs head, from which radi-
ated light. Some of the time, while with
in view, it was pale, and anon it wonld
change to a reddish cast, much like the red
lights carried on rail road trains in the night
At the nearest point to the observer, it pre-
sented train or tail similar to a comet. The
writer saw it for several degrees It swept
through the atmosphere in an almost hori-
zontal course, its track or orbit being only
slightly elipticaL. 1t was beautiful sight.
After it there was a good show of Northern
Lights
At Toronto the Meteor had the appearance
Of ball of fire about twelve inches in diam
eter. The Globe says it travelled rapidly
from West to East and illuminated that part
of the city over which it passed. Many per-
sons on seeing the illumination were under
the impression that some building was on
freD
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[ORNING LEADER.
Murderer OF Broderick Acquitted.

Judge Terry has been through the farce OF
a trial for the ofIense Of killing Senator
BrOderick in a duel, and was acquitted by a
jury Of Marion county, California. He had
the venue changed from San Francisco to
Marion, and as pre-arranged doubtless, the
case was sent to the jury by Judge Hardy
without a word of testimony. The witnesses
to establish the guilt of Terry were on their
way from San Francisco to Marion in small
boat, and though the District Attorney an
nounoed that his witnesses had not made
their appearance, the verdict Of aoquittal was
rendered before ten o'clock, A. NJ. The wit
nesses reached Marion at noon, but too late,
and purposely so by arrangement it is charg-
ed between the prosecutor and counsel for
the defense.
Such IS the mockery Of justice in Caliior-
MIA Judge Terry narrowly escaped death
at the hands of the old San Francisco Vigil
ance Committee, and pity it is that he did so.
Broderick was the victim ofbloOdy conspira-
tors, and Terry was the selected exeCutoner.
His aequittal is an outrage on the distinguish
ed dead as well as justice.
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0herIIn oornnnoncennnt.

For the benefit of such as may wish to
visit oberlin during the event of the year,
we clip from the News the following pro-
gramme of exercises:
Aug. 3-Anniversary of Ladies' Lyceum.
Aug s-AnniVersaTy Of Ladies' Literary Soci-
ETY..
Aug. 13-IS-General Examinations.
Aug. 14-General Examination
Aug. 16-AnniTersary of Theological Society.
Aug. 17.-Monthly Rhetorical.
Aug. IS and 2O-AnniYersaries Of Phi KRppa
Pi and Phi-Delta Societies
Aug. 20-Address before COllge Societies.
Aug. 2l-C0HeiO Gd CleIlm.
Aug. 2l-Graduating exercises of Ladies' De-
partment.
Aug. H-Address TO Society Of Alumni
Aug. 22-Graduating exercises Of College and
Theological Departments.
The News says-'qn addition to the above,
two Concerts viii be held by the Oberlin
Musical Union under the supervision of Prof
FoOte !" and that "the latch-string Of Ober-
lin hospitality viii be out on Commencement
occasion, and everybody will be made to feel
at home"
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The New southern Republic.

Gen. George Buckley, commander of the
knights of the Golden Circle, is out in three
column address, in the highfalutin style,
calling upon the faithful to congregate on the
banks of the Neuces, to conquer Mexico
This, of course, is called the civilization of
Mexico by pacific means-such as revolvers,
bOwie-knives, and cannon. He wants each
of the 100000 SHAREHOLDERS of the south to
give s., to foot the bills, and declares $685.
600 has been already secured. This whole
thing is held up as the nucleus to form new
slave-holding confederacy, composed of our
Southern States, Cuba, &c. The days of hum
bug are not yet ended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

The Elyria Democrat states that young
Squires, Of Columbia, who was so murder
ously beaten with a gun by Wallace Wal
rath, is in a fair way to recover.
A little daughter of Jared Boughton, aged
q years, fell into well in Elyria on Friday
evening, and was drowned,
William Laundon aged 10, eldest son Of
Samuel Laundon, of Ridgeville, was drown
ed while bathing in the Black River, satur-
day evening.
The heat in St. Louis for the last half of
the week ending July 2lst was very oppres-
sive and fatal TO life. The deaths from sun
strokes Thursday and Friday were nineteen,
and the St. Louis papers of Monday morn
ing record the death of twenty-eight more
from excessive heat The deaths were sud
den, and both sexes were victims. The mer-
curry ranged from lO2 to lO4 and LOG, in the
shade.
They have bread insurrectlon at Savan-
nah, Georgia. The law requires bakers to
regulate their lOaves by the market price of
-four. The bakers having openly violated
the law, ten of them were arrested and fined
and the people became so excited on account
of the imposition practiced that they refused
to buy bread.
The New York papers report a great revi-
val in the ship building trade. There are
some ten large vessels on the stocks.
The New York City officers number lO5
persons, whose aggregate salaries amount to
$9TsOO. The Mayor receives $1,000.
Louis Remburger and Lambert Wiechen-
rod, recently enlisted for the u s. Army, iu
Buffalo, were drowned in the Erie Basin on
Saturday by the capsizing of boat.
Various odd and remarkable things turn
up under the investigations Of the Census
Marshals. In Philadelphia has been found
an old lady who has twenty-four daughters
twenty three of them married and having
families of their own. In the same city was
found family, consisting of man, wife, and
twelve children, and not one of the whole
able to read or write. The Marshals report
that such instances are extremely rare, espe-
cially among American families.
The Chicago Press of the oath states that
% lower lake vessels were chartered the day
previous, all for corn. They will carry over
$4,000 bushels of the Illinois staple. Freight
to Buffalo cents.
Alderman J. D. Ward, of Chicago, has re-
turned from Pixies Peak. His report of the
diggings is not very inviting.
The double tailed comet of 1860 has disap-
peared from the Northwest. It bowed itself
out of sight some evenings ago.
At half-past six Sunday afternoon, torna-
do did considerable damage in Louisville, KY,
unrOofng buildings and prOstrating trees
Boats were blown from their moorings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

The Cleveland Plain Dealer seems to have
abandoned the field of argument in the prose
cution Of the political campaign and resorted
TO personal ridicule and derision. A few
days since, to show the necessity Of electinp
Douglas, it represented its favorite of 1856 as
a jaekass, without giving any assurance that
its present candidate would not prove the
same. Its issue Of the l4th contains the fol-
lowing statement from the Gazette de Hell
zenbOrg, and accompnies it with picture re-
sembling squat-toad, with human face,
which that paper calls cold Buck" saying
that no one will mistake that q Hwoe-begone
visage:"
' In digging for the foundations Of gasometor
live frog was found at the depth Of IS feet and at
lie had no mouth; or rather, his louh herBief-
ricqlV sealed by the growing together Of his upper
and lower Jaws Although his eyes i0ero open h0 ap
We think the Plain Dealer would have
made better hit had it employed its carica-
ture to represent the late Popular Sovereignty
blowers-itself included. OF all who have
been furnished with eyes and mouths, we know
Of none as blind or dumb as the Douglas talk
ers have been since the nomination of the
Slave-Code johnson for Vice President, and
the adoption of a Slave-Code platform by the
Douglas Convention. We believe that paper,
"although its eyes are wide open, has never
yet seen the statement of Mr. JOhnson's views
on Popular Sovereignty given by himself to
the Georgia Democracy, or even the Slave
Code resolution which its political idol de
clares to be in "perfect harmony" with the
Plain Dealers cherished dogma. No mouth
was ever more Theoretically sealed" than
those Of many of the men lately so noisy
about the "great principle of selEgovern-
ment" Even the Plain Dealer is unable to
say word about the Slave-Code platform of
its party. That paper has evidently misap-
piled its artists design.-ToIedo Blade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26
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In this city, on the evening or the 9th lust at
tie resdoncc Of the BRIDES father By the Rav. j. B.
bittinger, Wm. Il. HElSLY, Eaq, Of Williamsport
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July 10Th, Mr.. FRANK N. BARKER Of Mentor
Plains, aud Bliss BEDA NJ. MAIN Of Painesville
In Painesyille, July 18th, Mr.. ELIASG. WURTs
Of Painesville and Miss ROSELLA /. DOOLITTLE
Of Cowlesville. N. Y.
In Painosyille, July 10th, Mr. PATRICK cox and
Miss JANE DORIAN
In this city on the 4th inst, Alr T. C. RADCLIFFE
and Miss MARY A. WHEELER both of Paines-
Vile.
IN Edinburgh, July 18th, Dr. OHAS, r. BUTLER
OF Cleveland, aud Miss SARAH W. EDDY, dnugh-
ter oi Rev. Ira Eddy Of the Erie Conference.
IN Rayenna, July 23d, MICHAEL KINNEY and
ABBY hlLLBRIDE, all Of Rayenna.