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Il. 5. Steyons-Wsst Side Omnibus Time Table
Cleveland Medical Conege-Wl inter Session.
Lost-A bunch Of small Keys
ReTtberg 1 Hausmann- Chenille Nets
J. II. Richards Richards New Blacking.
Wm. II. Morehouse 4 Co-Genuiuo Family Liquor
The sunbeam for Saturday.
o. Cutter a son-Auction sale
ingham ( Bragg The Twin Sisters
7, =. ChapmRn-The American Toilet Book
DR.. +. Humphreys Co-special Notice
Richardson's sherry Wine-speeial Notice.
WeNvers salt Kheum syrup-special Notice.
Perry Davis Pain KnIer-Special Notice.
Houoway's Pills-Speclal Notice.
Physiological Researches Special office.
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters-Special Notice.
Local Notice-Lost-A Breast-Pin
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ca UTIOM.
SPURIoUs AMERICAN WATCHES.

We are eredibly informed that Of the Jewellers
of Cleveland and other places are selling counterfeit
American Watches, for tho genuine article, manu-
facturod at waltham, Mass, and particularly for
eign initiation of our watch, named P s. Bartley
which is represented to be manufactured in Hartford
Conn It may be Of service to the public to be in
formed that there is no manufactory watches Ia
that place The genuine article Of one grade of our
watches is named p. ;. BARruErT, wALrHAm, Mass
and all our watches of every grade are marked
" WaihaHs, Kas
1t is hardly nocessaryto stale that such watches
are like ours in FORM only and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded the country
with watches that are not only vexatious and
slant soufco of expense, but really useless to the
owners, and when bought for genuine are calculated
to injure the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore cau,ion the public
against buying our watches from any person who
caunot furnish ceriGoats Of genuinensss for every
watch offered for sale, bearing the number Of ou
watch and the signature Of the Treasurer of our
Company, R. E. Robbins We also beg TO inform
those who deal in the spurious article that legal
proceedings will be instituted against "a IN, upon
any well authenticated instance Of their selling a
counterfeit or colorado imitation Of any Of our pro-
ducts. For the American Watch Co.,
ROBBINS APPLETON, Agents,
sepI:2nd.w 1872 Broadway.
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The STATUE.-In the New York Herald we
hnd the following card:

The STATUE.-In the New York Herald we
ind the following card:
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-In your
issue OF the 23d appears a communication
from one OF the two men employed by me to
work on 'Walcutt's Perry" as cutters, which
not noticed. He Claims to be7 the SCULPTOR Of
the Perry statue. Why not the other man.
James j. Butler, for both We're at work for
us by the day, and had been for some time
previous to commencing work upon the
statue. Who is the sculptor OF the "Greek
Slave" if the cutter is entitled to that fame?
Powers does not cut, except in cutting and
carving the original clay model. Who is
the sculptor of CrawfOrd's "Liberty?" Clark
Mills rePrOduces it from the plaster model.
Whose name shall we substitute for Palmer's
when We speak of Palmer's "White Cap
tive" or Palmer's "Indian Cir" Palmer
does not cut the marble to reproduce his
model Of more than 200 famous works of
CanOva, 10 whom shall we give the fame? p
CanOya did not cut with his own hand or
reproduce" in marble his ''Napoleon," !" his
"Nenus," his Dancers" ;" his Hercules" or
any of his other works. According to this
man, Canova is no sculptor, but has had
hundreds Of sculptOrs reproducing his
works in marble and bronze, whose names
are ignored and lost to the world; and Hou-
don, Clark Mills, Crawford, Powers, Wal
cutt and II. X. Brown are not sculptors.-
Walcutt is perfectly master of the chisel, and
always finishes his own work in marble
O'Brien says when the statue enterprise was
projected he was projecting his studies in
Rome, and was written TO in reference to his
doing the work. This statement is incorrect.
He was here at the commencement and for
two years afterwards, and was never thought
of as the sculptor, much less written to-
While we were negotiating for sculptor, he
left for Italy, but was back again in less than
one year. Many other of his statements are
equally open to correction; but we omit
them, as 1t is not possible that anything he
may say can misplace the fame attached to
Walcutt's "Perry."
T. JONES & SONS,
| Contractors for the Statue and Monument.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct, 1860
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ELAPHAET Bulls CASTLE LAID Low.-The
stately and celebrated Castle of which Ele-
phant Bill has been the proprietor, ives yes
terday morning demolished by fire, and the
Elephant mourneth. boarder, or per-
chance a transcient guest, woke with an ach-
ing void which nRught but whisky could
fill. and a farthing rush-light was ignited,
the flame communicated to the bed. and in
one short hour the Castle was in ruins
Loss 500, for which The Elephant has no
collatersls.
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Cont. 9Th Ward Wide Awakes

FIRST WAED REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meet
ing was held at the Headquarters, last eve
ming, for the purpose of organizing Wide
Awake Club. His Honor Geo. B. Senter, oc-
cupied the Chair. A Club was organized
with Capt. sturges as Commandant, George
Frazell, 1st Lieutenant; Charles W. Warner,
I'd Lieutenant, and VIM. Jones, Secretary
and Treasurer. There is a good prospect of
large Club in this ward. We hope the
young men will take hold of it in earnest.
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front, are occupied by the boiler, water tank,
and baggage room. This great length IS
obtained by means of patent Davenport
Russells) truss, upon which the bottom Of
the car rests. The engine is built upon the
forward trucks, under the boiler, with which
it is connected by flexible pipe having a
ball and socket Messrs, Moore 4 Parrot
have patent upon this part Of the car. We
might add here that the engine for the car
was made by Messrs. Campbell, Whittier 4
Co, Roxbury, Mass. under the superinten-
denoe of S. NJ. Cummings
The car is entirely constructed Of iron, eX
cept the floor, doors, window sash and blinds.
The seats, which are made of iron, and very
nicely upholstered, weigh less than one half
Of the common wooden seats, and in the ag
gregate fifteen hundred pounds less. The
sides Of the car being made of iron, are about
three inches thinner than the wooden cars,
which makes gain Of six inches on the in
side width. IL is calculated TO carry one
hundred passengers-nearly equal 10 the
number that can be seated in two ordinary
cars.
The advantages of this over the common
cars now in use for carrying passengers, are
many, and obvious. In the first place, the
cost of a car Of this description is about &c.
600. The cost of train Of cars of equal ca
pacity, is: for locomotive, $4,000; two pas
senger cars, 1000; baggage car, $1,000; to-
tai $4,000. Here then is a saving of about
$40, 900 in the first cost. Again, il will not
take more than one fourth OF tho amount of
fuel and oil to run this car; and will only re-
quire two or three persons at the farthest, to
manage it, when FIVE is tha least number
that could be employed on the other. The
weight of this car is about seventeen tons;
whilst that of train the size we have named
is eighty-five tons-and hence the wear and
tear Of the road in running, would be pro-
pOrtonally less. 1t is also safe, because be-
ing so much lighter can be stopped quicker,
and even in case of collision the conclusion
would not be so great, and the tlexibility Of
the iron would cause it to give, and thus par
TALLY break the violence ofthe shock. These
considerations, with others we might men
ton, are such as will eventually cause this
car to supercede, for the most part those now
in use.-MaSsilion Times.
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GEJ- Wholesale purchasers t0iH find at j.
B. COBB d Co.'S the largest stock in the city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, dc.
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REPUBLIcANs, ATTEND l-Hon. John Hutch
ins and Hon. R. P. spalding will address
the Republicans at the headquarters of the
Central Club, on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 1st, at half past seven O'Clock.
CHAs. W. NOBLE, Prest
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FIFTH WARD WIDE AwAKEs, ATTENTION =
You are hereby requested to meet at Wagon
er's Hall, St. Clair street, on Tuesday eve
ming, at ~ o'clock precisely, for drill.
W. C. SCoFIELD, 1st Lieut..
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81 During the Summer that has just
passed away, thousands OF sufferers f ON dysentery
aud diArrhoea have been relieved by the Of Hos
tet,or's Dittors, medicine which is evidently dss-
tined to maintain permanent place in the public
estimation, Billions Darrhosa is Of those dis
eases which battles the ,kill Of the physician. The
medicine they administer 70 act upon the bowels
never seems 90 reach the of the evil The diff
hculty is 70 get remedy that will reach all the di.
R-stivo organs and give them simultaneously rush
Of vgor 10 rid themselves ofthis disease. The prob
lon is solved by tho Bitters which never fail to con-
qusr the stubborn cases 1t is only lair say,
that during the just elossd this medicine has
achieved more cures than any other ever presented
TO the public, and during the fall which that terri
bls sceurge, the Fever aud Ague is prevalent the
Bitters viii gain fresh fame,
Sold BY Druggists and dealers generally, every
where, and by Hostetter smith, sole Proprletors,
5s Water, and 5s Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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LosT.-On Friday afternoon, a package
containing an infants dress and a gold thin
bic was lost. The finder will be literally
rewarded on leaving it at this Office st.
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bRAINARD's SOCIAL oRcHEsTRA'-S. Brain
ard & Co., of Cleveland, have issued a series
of Social Orchestras, arranged for two vio-
Inns, bass, clarionet, cornet and flute, and
consisting Of Polzas, Quadrilles, Waltzes,
schOttisches, &c. They are printed upon
heavy paper, and must take rapidly among
musicians.
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EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANs.-The Eighth
Ward Republicans will meet at Sanford's
Hall on Thursday evening next, to appoint
committees and make other arrangements
for the election. Be on hand, one and all.
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THANEs.-The undersigned, in behalf OF
himself and .he Sixth Ward Wide Awakes,
desires to tender his heartfelt L thanks to the
Gles Club, consisting of Messrs. j. H, Clark,
H. P. Danks, Z. 2. Ingersoll and - Dare,
for their valuable and pleasing services on
the parade Saturday evening.
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~ Handsome Dress Hats, French Shape,
and low prices at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Rooms, 236 Superior street.
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BOARD.OF EDUCATION.

- - CLEVELAND, Oct. 20, 1860.
Present-Messrs. Thome, Messenger, Rus
sell, French, Roberts, Ingersoll, Payne.
Absent-Messrs. Reese and Smith.
The special committee 10 whom was re-
ferred the case of nsubordination in Hicks
street, boys intermediate, reported that the
teacher intended no such insubordination as
charged, and recommending that the apollo
gy be accepted. The report was finally laid
on the table.
The Secretary reported the number of
children between the ages Of and q TO be
l4,2Os, an increase of about 1000 in the
year. The greatest increase was in the 9th
ward.
Petition Of teachers and pupils of West
High School, asking for one session instead
of two. Granted.
Petition Of Mrs. Lind to have her daugh-
ter excused one day each week. Referred.
Petitions from teachers in Euclid st., and
from Mr.. Colwell, for one session, as granted
to High School. Laid on the table
On motion of Mr.. Ingersoll, the Secretary
was instructed to present for payment the
pay roll of teachers to the middle of the
present term.
Mr.. Flint proposed a committee of two to
consult with the Finance Committee Of the
Council as to the practicability of paying
teachers monthly. Committee, Messrs. Flint
and Ingersoll.
The case of Richmond for expulsion for
profanity and vulgar language in school was
settled by his restoration on making salts
factory apology.
Petition of Martha A. Barrett and Mary
B. johnson, that as they have taught some
time, and, in accordance with a resolution of
the Board, have received no compensation
for same, and understand that there are in
experienced teachers who are allowed three
dollars per week to pay their board, that
they be allowed similar amount, as their
board for the nine and eleven weeks they
have respectively been employed as teach
ers, remains as yet unpaid.
On motion the Board adjourned for two
weeks.
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, SO Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26.1v
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NEW SPRrTUALrsT PAPER" The Sun
beam" is issued by DR.. c. D. Griswold, Cleve-
land. It is devoted TO sPirituulisrn.
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SIXTH WARD.-A meeting viii be held at
the Sixth Ward Wigwam on Saturday eve
ming, at which good speakers will be present
and address the meeting.
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Notice ofRemovnI.

E. Ruflini, Practical Furrier, thankful to
his patrons for their favors the past ten
years, in Cleveland, would inform them and
the public generally, that he has removed
his shop to % Belmont street, south of Kins-
man street, where he can be found at all
times, ready to repair or make over furs into
any style and fashion required, to the salts
faction of his customers.
Orders for work may be left, if more con-
venient, at the hat and fur store of B. Butts,
1913 Superior street. E. RUFFINI.
Oct. 26th, 1860
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STATE D1srRcr CoURT.-This Court has
adjourned to Friday, Nov. 9th. But little
more business will be done this term.
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''The Noblost study Of Mankind is Man p

But debased aud degraded manhood Is a curse but
too prevalent in planet OH keep the fatal shafts
Of disease and complaint from your circles Warn
ings and advice can be found in the book-''Human
Trailty, or Physiological Researches" Il will as
suredly recall the bsek-slidng from the evil praeti
oes prrvalout 20 an alsrmins extent, aud be an un
erring guiding to health and resusotated ener
~. Thousands attest the benefit Of needing its
counsels and advice.
Read the advertisement Of "Triesemar in another
column. Sold By Or. Barrow, l9i Bleschor St, New
York. Price &c, sent frsb Of postage everywhere.
Also sold by Gaylord a Hammond, and William
Fiske, Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio,
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BALL.-The Cleveland Quadrille Club give
a Ball, at Chapin's Hall, tomorrow evening.
A good time is anticipated.
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RS- All should not fail to read the adver-
tisemcnt of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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CITY CoUNcI.-This body will meet this
evening at the usual time and place.
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nAS RETURNED TO HIS Old

4 stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTE
Nhsre he will continue to keep choire assortmeut
o. the most improved kinds Of SPEOTA OLFS An
his Glasses whether Tor near are ground
under his own inspection, BY machinery Of petV
construction with the greatest care, to suit the
eyes a all cases, curing Weakness, Dizziness or In
dEmmhtinn Of the eyes, and imparttng strength for
long reading or fine sewing.
rE n. a. SOLOMONsON would here inform the
his Lenses.
EB- Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES,
n HOROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
q perfect natural
Hofal auR2n
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EXHIBITION AT THE ACADEMY OF Music
The Cleveland Turnverein gave a gymnastic
exhibition last evening, which should have
been witnessed by a crowded house. The
exercises were in posturing, vaulting, leap
ing, forming PYRAMIDS, &c., all of the per-
formers being accomplished gymnasts, who
have attained to wonderful skill. Some of
their feats were marvellous. The exhibition
should be repeated.
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THANKSGIVING EvE.-Look out for the big
Ball of the U. NJ. A. S. on Thanksgiving
Eve
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NTRg-TW- -MESgER AqFVT WTI

MI KS. u. w. VI tioS Elk, AGENT. WHO
M was burned ont in Warren. at the great fire
IN April last will reopen on the eth day OF ROvem
bar with new and splendid stock Of Millinery. in
smith 4 McComb' new block, on the corner Of Mar
ket and Warren streets, mp stairs. She has three
new rooms beautifully fitted up and VIII be happy to
welcome her old friends and the Lady public gene
rally. oct27;wtt3lQ.
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Special alptites,

HoLLowAY's PILLLs.-Epilepsy or Falling
siOknoss.--As prcvent.vos from recurrence or in
establishing permanent cure Of these periodical
fts, whether arising IRON plothorio or enieehled
constitution, ilollo,Says Pills have been sminently
successful IN every instance They not only purify
but eQualize the circulation Of the vital fluids, stm-
ulato the torpid action Of the functions and invigo
rate the system. Fer anoplexy and rush Of blood
the brain, they are the only antidote.
Read the advertisement elsewhere
HS-Sold by ali Druggists al 25c, 62c and 6sc q box
n8-Holloway's Pills aud Ointment are sold By
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
Z. W. cor. Ontario ". and Pub square
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synod of sandu.l,y %. :. Presbyrerlnu).
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
synod met at A. NJ. Half an hour was
spent in devotional exercises.
letter was read from DR.. PIumer, in
reference to the Allegany Seminary, which
was referred to a committee consisting of
Rev Messrs. Brown, Meeks and Clark, to
report upon as soon as practicable,
The Church of Caroline, connected with
the Western Reserve Presbytery, obtained
the consent Of the Synod to unite with the
Presbytery of Marion.
The committee appointed to report upon
letter from DR.. Plumer, reported as fol-
lows:
RESOLVED, That this Synod feels the deepest
interest in the success Of theological educa-
tion in our church, and rejoice in the bless
ing Of God that is attending our theological
seminaries, especially the seminaries at Allie
ghany City and Chicago.
ReSolUed, That we give our cordial sym
pathies to these schools Of the Prophet, and
our support, by also procuring help accord
ing to our ability.
Resolved, That it be left to the several
Presbyteries composing the Synod to make
their own selection of the particular semi
nary to which their warmest sym pathies and
heartiest support shall be given.
ReSolUed, That committee be appointed
to report on the whole. subject at the next
meeting of the Synod.
The report was adopted. ri4v-----,A com
mittee, with the addition of Rev. Mr.. Raf-
GensperCer, were appointed to report at the
next meeting of the Synod, upon the gene
raj subject of Theological Education.
The Committee on General Rules reported,
which report was adopted, that
The Clerk of the Synod shall be a stated
Clerk, who will serve during the pleasure OF
the Synod, and temporary Clerk, who shall
be annually elected.
Standing Committees shall be appointed
upon Bills and 0vertures, upon Finance, on
| the Narration of State of Religion, on Min
utes of Assembly, on Devotional Exercises; g
| Judicial Committee, and a Committee on
Records of Presbyteries.
The Committee on Bills and Overture'
was discharged, having no further business
Rev. F. 7. Brown waa requested to pre-
pare brief historical statement to be pre-
! fixed to the printed minutes of the Synod
/ To this end, the Stated Clerks of the severa
Presbyteries were requested to forward t.
Rev Mr.. Brown the data for such statement
time of organization, number of churches
| ministers, etc.
The Committee on Finance reported tn,
apportionment of the several Presbyteries il
the expense of publishing the minutes, a
/ follows
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gs- DR.. S. O. Richardson's Concentrated
Sherry Wine Blttsrs have long since established an
envable reputation for their curative properties
They search out and remove the obstacles to perfect
digestion, aud yet implrt extraordinary strength in
very shor time after using than-
The Sherry Wine Bltiers are i0Tsnlo By GE-s0-Sie 4
Hammond and C. s Mackenzie Cleveland, o.
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Maumee ..............
michlgan.....--....-.--,
Western Reserve ~

1t was resolved that S. be paid to the
Janitor of this session, 50 for record book
and stationery, and the Treasurer was autho-
rized to pay for the printing of the minutes,
on the order Of the Stated Clerk.
The Treasurer reported that the assess-
ments upon the Prosbytery for the minutes
had all been paid.
The Committee on Variations was re-
quesLed to prepare report in writing with
in two weeks, to the Stated Clerk, for publ
cation in the minutes.
By resolution, the Synod recommended
the Elders and Deaeons of each Presbytery,
that they hold conventions (once in each
year at least) for the purpose of giving
greater efficiency to these offices in this re-
spOnsibie work.
The following was reported and adopted:
Whereas, This Synod has recently heard
rumors in regard to the possibility of a dis
solution of the pastoral relations existing
between Rev. F. 4. Brown and the West
minister Church, of Cleveland, in conse-
quence of embarrassments arising from his
personal expenditure of over IS, 900 in this
enterprise during the past seven years OF
his labor, therefore,
ResolUed, That under God we are greatly
indebted for our present hopeful prospects as
Synod, TO the arduous, faithful and sue
cessful labors of our brethren on this impor-
tant field, ard we regard his reLioval now
as detrimental not only to the interests Of
the Westminster Church, but to our cause
within the bounds of this Synod.
ResolUcd, That, during our sojourn with
| his people, We discovered the strength of
their attachment to him, and their anxious
desire to retain him and no reason, in our
estimation, crisis that toH justify separa-
ton. We, therefore, earnestly and affection
ately protest against has remoUal.
ReS0lUed, That our thanks be rendered to
the citizens of Cleveland for their hospitality
to the members of the Synod, to the differ
ent churches to whose pulpits We have been
| invited, and to tho editors Of the papers who
have so fully and correctly reported our pro-
| ceedings, and to the Rail Road and Steam
| boat mpanies which have engaged to re-
turn the members of the Synod at reduced
| fare.
The minutes having been read and ap-
proved, the Synod adjourned with singing q
hymn, and prayer.
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sGnford's
LiverInVigorator.