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Worcester's QuurtO Unabridged Illustrated
Dictionary.


Messrs. Ingham & Bragg, the Western
Publishers of the Worcester Series of Die
tionaries, have laid upon our table a copy of
this last great photographic work, the mag
nitude of which requires more space than we
command to do justice to. 1t is the result of
long and persevering labor, and of carefully
discriminating judgment. It trequires an eff
fort to imagine the labor requisite to com
pile the definitions which fill these seven
teen hundred pages, to say nothing of the
appendix, containing the pronunciation of
Greek, Latin, Scripture, and modern Geo
graphical proper names; pronunciation of
the names of distinguished men of modern
times; abbreviation in writing and printing;
signs used in writing and printing; and
collection of words, phrases and quotations
from the Greek, Latin, French, Italian and
Spanish languages.
Worcester's Dictionary has just been adopt
ed as the standard of photography in the
Globe office at Washington, and the debates
of Congress will be printed in accordance
with it. The Congressional Committees have
ordered their. documents to be published nm
der their direction according to Worcester.
In Boston the subject has been extensively
discussed, and the result is that of the 1926
school books published in Boston, 916 are
published according to Worcester's orthog-
raphy. The American Bible Society follow
Worcester in their publications of Bibles
Many prominent publishers follow Worces-
| ter. E..E. -t E.-
AT our hand at this time is a list of testi-
monials and recommendation of the work
from Presidents of Colleges, &c, among
whom are Presidents FELTON, of Harvard,
Lord of Dartmouth, Woods of Bowdoin,
Champlin of Waterville, Hopkins of Am
herst, Walker, late Of Harvard, Allen of Gil
rard, Andrews of Marietta, Anderson of Ro-
chester University, and many ethers.
Among the great writer's of the country
who have expressed their preference for
Worcester are: Edward Everett, Daniel Web
ster, Washington Irving, Bancroft, Prescott
Horace Mann, Cooper, Longfellow, Bryant,
Hilliard, Emerson, and others. These GER
tainly speak strongly for the Websterian
system.
Ofthe points at issue between Webster and
Worcester we cannot speak at length now.-
Both Webster and Worcester are illustrated
with this difference, that in the former thes'
illustrations are published by themselves a
the commencement of the work, while in tn
latter they are scattered through the work
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03

SANDUsKY, DAYTON q CINCINNATI Road
The annual meeting of this Company was
held in Sandusky on Wednesday, Sept. 26,
1860. The following Directors were chosen
for the ensuing year:
0. Follett, of Sandusky; S. A. Winslow,
Urbana; iona Harshman, Dayton ]. H.
Brotherton, Cincinnati Ralph NJ. Pomeroy,
do; Elijah P Williams, Buffalo; John P.
Yelverton, New York Elisha C. Litchfeld,
do; Nathaniel sIsbee, Salem; I. NJ. Spell
man, Boston.
The three members appointed by the State,
now in Office, are:
VIM. S. Pierson, of sandusky; Isaac s
Gardner, of Bellefontaine; r. G. Corwin, o.
Dayton.
The newly elected Board met at Dayton
on Thursday, Sept. %, and made choice O.
the following officers: -
o. Follett, President; L. II. Latham, Sec
retary and Treasurer; Harvey Rice, of Con-
cord, N. H, Superintendent in place of John
H. Hudson, resigned.
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The Speakers of the Dny..wiIHbe Escorted
by the Wide-AwaI les.

Tho Ward Ciuls under their resi- sectve officers will
form Huron street, with the h ad of their delegL
tiOh on Euclid.
The delegations from the towns ihps Of East Cleye
land Enclid and Mayheld, viii orm on Euclid St.,
with the head Of their procession at Perry street.
The delegations from the tow iships of Hewburgh,
Independence, Brecksyille and Bedford will form
Perry street, with the head Of their procession at
Euclid street.
The delegations from War; snsville, Orange, Scion
and Chagrin Falls will form on Kinsman street with
the head of their procession at Perry street.
The delegations from Do Ger, ROckpOrt, Olmsted,
Middleburg, Strongsyille, Parma and ROyalton, will
form on Pearl street, wilt the head of their process
sion resting on Detroit street, where they will be
received by one OF the hief Marshal's Aids and
corted across Division Street Bridge, through Vine
yard miclgau and ~ Ospect streets TO Perry street
The delegatlons iro N Lake and Geauga counties
VIII 1orm on Euclid treet, with the delegations from
the Townships OF EH st Cleveland &c.
Those from Port age and Summit counties viii
form with the delef sarions from NeWburgh, &c.
Ihose from Med'na, LOrain and Erie counties VIII
iOrm with the delegations from Dover ROcEpOrt, &C
Sections Of country not referred TO will form with
the delegations most convenient for them.
Each County eind Township Delegation will ap
point its own Marshal and march to the places as
sighed them In this Programme and there await or
ders.
20 The Delegations are requested to be at tho re-
spectlye places assigned them at precisely 10 o'clock
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FoUSD DRowxED.-Y Yesterday morning the
body of a male infant, apparently only
very few hours old, was found in the river,
near the Light House street bridge. Its
clothes had been tied about its neck and
head, but not sufficiently tight, the Coroner
thinks, TO have sulfocated the child. Proba-
bly, it was drowned after its clothes haci been
thus fastened. It had been in the water two
or three days. No clue could be found to
the parentage of the child, and the secret
will perhaps die with the /" one more unfor-
tunate'' who gave it birth. There were evil
dences Of the child having lived after being
born. p. .fH
The inquest on the body was adjournd at
half-past three o'clock to two o'clock P. NJ
to-day, in order to give time for obtaining
further Information. It is not very likely
that anything new viii be found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03

CHURCH SLEEPERs.-Few of our readers
have not, during some soporifc sermon,
heartily wished they could purchase the
right to sleep and snore unmolested upon
the cushioned seats of the church. We see
that church goers are to be especially pro-
vided for at the New York State Fair at FL
mira. The sexton Of the First Baptist
Church has made arrangements for prOvid
ing two hundred gentlemen with sleeping
accommodations each night of the Fair at
his church. The seats are comfortably cush
ioned, and the room will be well warmed
No swearing or tobacco chewing allowed.
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Mr.. PEAsE's CoNOERr.-The complimenta-
ry Concert rendered TO Mr.. Alfred II. Pease,
upon his return to this city, by his many
friends Lere, will be given this evening, at
the MS.lodeon. Let the Hall be filed with
the admirers of true music, Mr. Fease Is
an artist of far more than ordinary aollltleS
a'nd education; and assisted, as he will be,
by eminent musicians of Cleveland and
Buffalo, none should fail to seize the Prcsen,
opportunity of enjoying a rare musies
feast:
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wherever the alphabetical arrangement
places them.
The sale of these Dictionaries by Messrs.
Ingham & Bragg has been very large. As
an example of this, we may state that by yes
terday noon's mail they received orders for
thirty of the library edition. They have
sent large number to Cincinnati and other
Western cities. They have sold over fifty
copies per week since the publication. The
work is issued in fine library form, which re-
fleets much credit upon the publishers,
Messrs. Hickling, Swan & Brewer, Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03

Ia. SWEETS INFALlmLE LlsaNeNr roR BoRsEs is
unrivaled by any ia all cases Of L.menoss arising
frUm Sprains, Bruisee OF Wrenching its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &C. it will also cure speedily
SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incpent stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility Of radical cure, No case
Of the kind however is desperate or hopeless but
it may be alievated by this Liniment and its faith
n Application will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparative
ease.
Every horse owBer should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lameness will eiectually prevent those forminable
diseases mentioned to which all horses are liable
and which render 50 many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless.
See Advertisement sept. .Z7dGw.R9s
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BABY WAGoNs.-A petition was presented
to Council last night asking for an ordinance
to prohibit the running of baby wagons on
the market The petition has a large num-
Der Ofsignatures. Good-let the ordinance
pass, and abate the nuisance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03

ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
1t is now generally admitted that all eruptive dis
e.,ses depend upon internal or constitutional
cause and that TO washes Ointments for them
is sure way to injure the system, and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease. But Humphreys Spe-
cidc homeopathic Salt Rheum Pills are a true spe-
cifc for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
Barbers Itch, Eysipelas, Pimples the Face, Ring
Worm, and Nettle Rash, by curing the cause upon
which shey depend and by restoring the skin to the
state Of health and purity. Thus, not Only is the
disease cured, but the softness and beauty Of the
complexion restored,
Price 25 cents per box, with directions boxes 81.
Sent by mail or express, free of charge on receipt
OF the price. Address,
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HE- Hostetter's Bitters are sold by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggist

R8- The yetaries of Dissipation and Vic
Tins Of dclusion, be brought to conviction OF
the error oftheir ways, and saved from world Of
mental and body suffering, by needing the advice
contained in that popular work, 'HUMAN RkAIL-
ny, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES.7 1t
is sound in its doctrines, plain but inOhensiye in ts
uietates and, being beautifully illustrated with col
oued engrayings, it brings everything home TO the
conception ethat he who runs may read
Sold BY Dr.. BARROW, Isl Bleeeher ST., n. y
Prize 25 cents. Sent Tree Of postage everywhere.
Sid also by GAYLORD a HAMMOND and WIN. FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland.
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PETITIONS.


OF Leonard Case, E=astus Williams and
others, asking that a street be laid out in and
adjoining their land.
Referred to Board of City Improvements.
Of Mark W. House and others, residents
of the 1lth Ward, praying that the place for
holding elections in that Ward be left to the
City Marshal TO select, instead Of fixed at
the Young America Hotel, as was agreed at
the last meeting of the Council. Another
petition to the same effect was presented.
They were received and laid on the table.
Of. B. Cobb and Others, owners of real es-
tate on Prospect street, demonstrating against
the the grading of that street at their ex-
pense. The Board of City Improvements
report upon this that no special tax for the
improvement of Prospect str eet has ever
been assessed. The street is becoming daily
more and moro an avenue of travel, and it
has had no other grade than that nature
gave it. The East Cleveland Railroad Com
pany have built their road in accordance
with the established grade, and therefore
does not conform to the previous grade of
the street. They recommend that the Rail
Road Company be required to pave, plank,
or gravel ten feet in width each side of their
track, as they may by ordinance be required
10 do. Report received and filed.
barry WAGONS.
Petition Of Mrs. Charles Bishop and many
other ladies. praying for an ordinance pro
hibiting the use of baby wagons on the mar
ket. Referred to Committee on Markets.
REPORTS.
O,,arfarlv reDort of the In6rmary Direct
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FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-By the North
Star at this port and the Cleveland at De-
troit, we have news from the upper lakes
The Stor arrived at bayfield, at l A. NJ,
Sept. 9th and went no farther. Freight
and passengers for Superior were TO be for
warded by the steamer Seneca. U. s.. cutter
Floyd was in port arrived at Ontonagon 9
Pm. Schrs. Fretter and Mercer were in
port. Sept 2S-left OntOnagon at P. NJ,
and Eagle River at P. NJ. Left Eagle Har-
Dor at 9P. NJ. Scow Neptune in port left
Copper Harbor at II P NJ. Sept. 29th-lelt
Portage Entry A. NJ. Steamer Illinois was
there bound up. Arrived at Marquette 81
A. NJ Steamer Iron City left at II NJ,
bound up. Sch. Geo. WOrthington was in
port. Left Marquette at 515 P. NJ. Sept
3Oth. At I A. NJ. met steamer Northern
Light at White Fish Point. Arrived at the
saut at s A. NJ, and left at 9 A. NJ. Met
steamer Sea Bird at Church's, and City of
Cleveland on Mud Lake, and passed pro-
peller Gen. Taylor, bound down.
On the 25th a row occurred at Hancock in
a grog shop in which man named Sullivan
was fatally stabbed by a man named Thorn
as Burns. A German was run over and
killed in the Quincy mine train on the 2jth.
The above Thomas Burns assaulted man
named Hardee at Marquette, nearly killing
| him. Burns was arrested and is in jail.
The elections in Marquette and Houghton
have resulted in the success Of the Democ-
racy . .. --
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.

ELECTRIC BATHs-soMErH1xa NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city Of Cleveland who is thoroughly educa-
ted in the science of electricity, and the only
one in possession of fattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors of Elec-
tricity in the United States, (ineluding Prot
Page, of Boston, in regard to skill in its use
as curative agent.
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited to test
the merits of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street. -.a
FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, sS Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:1y
MARAvnLA.-For identifying and promo
ting the growth of the the hair. Itremoves
dandruff, stops the falling out, and is in eve
ry respect the incest article in the market
for dressing the hair. Price twenty-five cents
per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
CHURCHILL ( BROTHER,
setp 20: SO5. Druggists.
ms- All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
Ey- To ALL IT MAY C0NcERN.-I do here
by give notice that shall not pay any debts
of my wife contracted after this date.
A. r. REDING.
Oct l, 1860. 81
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FIFTH WARD ATTENTIoN.-The Republi-
cans of the Fifth Ward are requested to meet
at Freeman's Hall this wednesday, even
ing. Turn out, one and all. Per order.
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ATTENTION COMPANY D.-NRmbers Of
Co. D are requested to meet this evening
at o'clock, at room No. 10 spangler's Block.
By order of Commandant.
T. W. WILLIsoN, Orderly Serg't.
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The Railway.

PERsoNAL.-John D. Campbell, Of the
Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
Road, and W. D. Barr, General Agent of the
Lake Shore Road, were at the Angieryester-
day.
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Es-Houoway's Pills and ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL BROTHER,
S. W. cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. Square


GesAs The great draw back 70 persons emil
grating to the extreme Western country is the great
fear they have Of the Fever and Ague-the most
direful Of all diseases Every day we hear OF persons
attacked by this disease and made hapess in short
time, without any means of afording relief. In
view Of the great demand for remedy, DR.. Hostet-
ter has presented his celebrated BITrERS, whose
curative powers for all diseases Of the stomach, have
been universally acknowledged. The "Bitters,H
prepared after long experience and deep study,
have received the enconliums Of the most eminent
physicians as well as all classes, from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their many viz
tues all We can say is try them, and judge for them
selves, respectively
For ssie by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and by HosrrrrER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tors, IS Water ana 5s Front streets, Pittsburgh-
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Ar HAwEs'.-Hawl1s & Bro. have the New
York illustrated News for Oct. 9th, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated News for same date, Yam
kee Notions for November, the Ledger, etc.
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Ingham S Bragg-Wells's Every Man His ow
Lawyer
Inghsm -Worcester's Dictionary
james Willows Fire Engine for Sale.
b. Butts-Hats and Caps.
}. II. Crowl-Mare For Sale.
Weddell Honse--Mare For Sale
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Gas BnL.-AH Gas Bills paid at the office
of the Company during the first five days Of
the month, will be entitled to discount of
ten per cent.
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tenn Der. Received and filed.
CLAIMS.
A large number of claims were presented
and disposed Of.
The acting City Commissioners pay roll
for the quarter, ending Oct. lst, was present
ed and referred to Committee on Claims. It
amounts as follows: East side, S839, ,02; west
side, $2O9, 9,O7-tOtal $1,O48,O9:
The Police pay roll for the month amount
ed to $sS7,5O
CONTRACTS.
With Whitelaw & Howell, TO grade and
improve st. Clair street Approved and
filed.
With Michael o'Donnell to grade and i'm
prove Hill street. Approved and fled.
RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution relative to the repairs of the
Industrial School. See Communications.
By Mr.. Ballard-That the future meetings
of the council commence at Z O'Clock instead
of half-past Z. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Sabine-That the action of the last
Council in fixing the place Of holding cleo
tons in the 11th Ward at the Young America
Hotel, be rescinded.
Mr.. Hopkinson offered an amendment,
which was accepted, that the Marshal pro
cure room in Singers Block, if possible,
and if not, use the Penn Street School House.
After a score of amendments had been
moved and lost, the restitution was adopted.
By Mr.. Clark-That the firing Of cannon
on the Public Square and the streets sur
rounding, be prohibited. Lost.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
From S. Chamberlain that he has pur-
chased of E. C. French the building of the
Muirson street branch sewer, subject to the
consent Of the city. Referred to the City
Attorney.
From r. Waterton, that the walks at the
Industrial School lot need repairing The
flags will be donated at, Berea, and the c. &
T. Road will bring them to the city at hall
freight charges, if the city will then lay
them.
Mr.. Thomas offered a resolution that the
Board of City Improvements be instructed to
grade the Industrial School lot in such man
ner as to take water away from the building,
and to lay the tagging. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To levy and assess special tax upon prop
/ erty abutting upon Eagle street, between
Muirson and Canal streets. Referred to
| Board of City Improvements
/ To amend an ordinance to establish the
| grade of st. Clair street between Water and
Erie streets. Passed.
To grade and improve Prospect street be-
| tween Ontario and Hudson streets. Passed
To establish the grade of James street be-
tween Vineyard and Merwin Streets
Passed.
To establish the grade of Hill street be-
tween Ohio and Cross streets. Passed.
To amend an ordinance to establish The
grade of BroWnell street between St. Clan
and Wilson streets.
To establish the grade of Erie street be
tween Kinsman and Euclid streets. Passed
Adjourned to Thursday evening, the l1th
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A GoyERNOR' SALUTE AT suNDowN.

At 9:3O A. NJ, the WIDE-AWAl1ES will form
Euclid street. with their right Erie, the left
extending towards East Cleveland.
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Sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor under
the city ordinance, persons for an aggregate Pc
Tod OF 100 days; under the State law four persons
for an aggregate period Of 100 days
Respectfully submitted
J. SCHROEDER, Public Clerk.
OF Water Works for the MONTH Receipts
$l,574 OS; expenditures, $577 II; receipts
over expenditures, 1896 81. Received and
filed. ..
OF Sheldon Hopkins that he has weighed
400 loads of hay during the month of Sep
tember. Received and filed.
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Special alatitts.

SHERRY WINE BTrERs.-It is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring and summer COM
plsin,s 1t has been more literally patronized than
any other ever established in this country 1t is the
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored SO
many inyalids to health throughout the Northeast
ori States during the past thirty years Read the
following:
VAN WERr, o.. July 96 1873
DEAR SIR Having sold "Dr Richardson's Sherry
Wine Btters COR the last two years. must respect
fully rocommed it 10 the notice Of Dyspeptic per-
sons, aud all persons who require a stimulating
medicine.
d. X. GALLEiTERS, NJ. ID.
Tae Sherry Wine Bitters ara FOR sale by Gaylo, \
Hammond and @ $. Mackenzie, Cleveland, Q.
BIF1 In all cases where Dr. S. A. Weavers
Uankcr and Salt Rhcum Syrup, together with his
Cerate has been used it has cured Ersipelas. some
cases that had resisted all modes Of treatment for
many years, had been perfectly and permanently
cured by these articles Their efficacy IN such cases,
Is truly wonderful, They never fail Of efectng
cure for all humors.
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, q. S. Mackenzie, E.
W saekrideF and VIM. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
HGA- What a wonderful discovery is Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, it not only all
the ills Of the human family, but is also the only
sure remedy for horses Nth Collie it has mover been
known to fail ia cure Of the worst cases, and for
Sprains, Gads, sc, it never iais-try it0nce. Di-
rSctious accompany each bottle. Sold by DrugEists
generally. r..E
Sold BY Gaylord & Hammond, Nm Fiske, &. 5.
Mackenzie aud h. ". saelrider, Cleveland, o.
IS- HoLLoWAY's Pills AND OIYTMENT-
BARBEE's ITCH.-This foul and unsghtly eruptive
disorder Of the face is speedily and permanently
oradicated by a few applications Of this emolient
Ointment, and the pills, by purifying the blood as
lists the operation. Many cases abandoned by ply
sicians as hopeless have been Immediately cured by
these medicines In measles, smallpox, scald-head,
itch ringworm and all cutaneous diseases the effect
Of these remedies is swift and sEre.
Head the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold by all Druggists, at DC, Sc, and 81 per box
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GRAND PROCESSION

THE
IMMENSE TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
will move at @ 1-2 o'clock P. NJ
A. TOWNSEND, Calief Marshal.
REPUBLICAN HEAD-Q QUARTERS,
Cleveland, Ohio, September, lsG0J