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General Gnitsrauteus u gent Der 8alhrtptes uo
StiDs Giienbat1.
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&. M. Gpfe, 0cneraIsOtleteur. (Nmt6,i)
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syemersO erGderuuaem.
Johnston's Insurance Room

uuSCO Insurance ROOIu
$50. 73 Secrnbfr. -
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n0our9sVerItderun98s@Om y. Gtrgiiier.
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wv nit $270, 900 GaptaI.
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"a NIT $500, 900 Capital. |--'
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init $270,00O @apdaI. #rt
Wtofttdt1tsU erltherung8zGDnlp. .. Ren,z glnrf
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nit 81 ,000,0 capital. .
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nit 81, $50, 972 capital.
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nit 50, 1871 @apttal.
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is knocked down in the Senate chamber and
dOgged all over Washington by It's hounds,
but il is because Of the generally understood
fact that he will not fight. Nothing has ever
been better demonstrated than the harmless
ness-the righteousness, | might say-of
Congressional pro-slavery threats when met
by Northern spunk or spirit Mr.. Sumner
is physically as well rs mentally powerful,
and il he would say whatever he has a mind
to say without apprehensions Of mOlestation
Of any kind, let him arm himself, Extensively
and delensively," and make a hole In the
head Of the first son of chivalry who dares to
interfere with his rights. If he expects TO
stay in Washington and be Of any service TO
the cause 10 which he is attached, nothing is
clearer to me than that he must fight.
The crops in this section look well. A
heavy rain two weeks ago, fell like blessing
upon the parched earth. It's effect upon the
wheat fields was wonderful. We shall get a
pretty fair crop of grass and grain of all
kinds.
Yours Truly, L. r. W.
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Gus.
TMPORTANT no as C0NSTWFPS

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN. Oils &C
- combination with WATER, for ILLUMtNA-
TYLER's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Pro en- to Be from thirty TO MY per cent cheRneT
than BY any other process IN IN the United Sfaes
or In the world, and equal in Illuminating power TO
eny Cas- now IN use. The apparatus ls Substantial
durable, simple and cheap, and can be operated by
any ordinary servant Zach apparatus IS construct
ed ier Manufacturing Gas from all kinds Of Gas
making materials now In use. Any further inform
alton VIII bo given upon application By letter or
otherTia8, 20 8. STEIN,
once corner Of Public Square aud Ontario St.
Cleveland Ohio.
HTN08 IN operation at the residence Of Henry L.
Whitman, Detroit st., West Side, and also at the
country residence Of Bratenahl Bros. on the Lake
eh0f6, and a the residence Of Robert Knight, on
EtnsInan ST. mAr22d3m II
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financial.

EOREIGN EXCHANGE
Drafts in amounts to suit, from 50 upwards, on
England and France and all the principal Cities Of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, oassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
Stuttgart Mannheim and Prague For sale by
mrI2 RETTBERG & HAUSMANG.
GI0 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
OlOe eOOO Ia sums TO suit-at tho old stand
and we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securities
Of eVerY kind, viz; Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
Silver Plate Watches Dtamands, JeWelTys Firearms,
Clothing, Furniture Carpets Pianos, Mirrors Paint
ings, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
and articles Of value, the most satisfactory terms
Business strictly private Established 1851. Watches
and JeWelry for sale at bargains.
WM- WAGNER, Ofioe No. 3, Water st.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co. 3
Glofhfnn Store
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Served him Right.

A year ago last winter, two negro girls,
held IN SLAVERY IN Nebraska, there's a squat
ter sovereignty item,) escaped from their
master, and was supposed, crossed the Mis-
souri, river into Iowa. Their owner finding
plenty Of Democrats for the service, organized
an armed party for pursuit, and as soon as
they were on Iowa soil, commenced breaking
into and searching citizens houses and COM
mitting various other offences against the law,
order and decency which prevails in free
State. Of course they had no warrant or
show of authority. Like the Missouri mig
ger-catchers in Southern Illinois, they pro-
ceeded upon the assumption of the white
mans divine right TO all the darkies he can
get and to catch and hold them wherever
they can be found. The girls were not cap
tured; their owner went back minus his chat
ties but with heavy bill for his Democratic
posse and their whisky, which in all niger
catching expeditions somehow is sure to flow.
One R. s. Williams, of course a pestilent "Ab-
olitionist," who has just enough efrOntery to
maintain that ne has rights that even niger
catchers are bound to respect seems not to
have liked the proceedings of these maraud-
ers. He sued the would be master, the owner
of the flying chattles; and we see by an Iowa
paper, that he has recovered eight thousand
dollars damages, in full, we suppose, for the
insults and injuries to which he and..his family
were subjected by the barbarous clan. That's
goOd.-CkioqgO Press.
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8oaraina.

BOARDING HOUSE--DR. I. B.
I'D BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No 30 Superior street, which has been newly fitted
up, and is open for the reception Of boarders.
jy25-243
BOARDING HOUSE---THE f
II HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and by the
btone Church one Of the pleasantest locations in
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and Is now
open for BOarderH. Families wishing 10 furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
boarders and Day BOarders viii hnd good acconmO-
datiOns on reasonable terms. References given and
required. lapr2- 1850 R2gl 8. w. BURRITT.
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8rass 4pnntIru.

TAMES II. ODELL, BRASS
q F0UNDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St.,
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H.
is prepared 10 furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and ell the various articles
used IN the Piumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily,
and Bras Work % aIl kinds repaired. dec2Hs
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OIROUEATR THR DOOUMENTIl
TnE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER


TllE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
OSLARaKD1
Fer the Campaign EndiHE Jan. I, 1861.
TIE LARGRsT oAaPAIGN PAPER IN THE wEsT.
We have commenced tho Presidential
Campaign, by hosting the names ofLINcOLS
and HAMN for President and Vice Presi-
dent, enlarging the Leader, and donning a
new dress. As regards the appearance Of
our paper, the Leader speaks for itself. 1t
has now more reading matter than any paper
published in Ohio. We propose to de our
share in the great work before us by putting
the price of the Weekly Leader for the Cam
paign ending January lst, at the following
extraordinarily low rates.
One COpy................... IS
Five Copies 300
Ten COpieh....''...,'".''..... O'OO
Twenty COpies................. 300
Fifty 1000
One Hundred COpies.......--.-.-.....-.. $500
An extra copy to the getter up of clubs of
20 and upwards.
Remember the price zoe hare charged Is to
January 1st, 1861.
We are induced to put the Leader at the
above low rates on account of the hardness
of the times.
It will be seen by analyzing the above
scale, that the price of the Leader is as fol-
lows, per copy:
One 55 cents.
Club Of Five per COPY. 90
Club OF Ten - ........-......... so Z"
Club of Twenty .................. As
Club Of FIFTY F .....-........... 40
Club Of One Hundred, per Copy IS I"
The Weekly Leader will be what it ever
has been, a family as well as a political
newspaper. It will have the latest news by
telegraph and mail; it will have correct
market report it will contain information
on every subject worthy Of attention, and it
will discuss and defend the doctrines of the
glorious Republican party in truthful and
dignifed manner. 1t will publish the
speeches of the leading Republican speakers
during the Campaign it will 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-Opening of the African Slave
Trade, the acquisition of Cuba at the expense
of sanguinary war with Spain and other
European powers, the naturalization and ex-
tension of Slavery, and the continuance ofthe
present tyranical Democratic dynasty.
Remember we send till LIST January next,
30 weeks, at the above price, at the less rates
usually charged for a campaign of twenty
six weeks.
Address E. COWLES & CO.,
Leader Office, Cleveland, o.
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0abimFt ararf.
n. q. advertisements.
FDWARD A LAMBERT & co

A'OW AM II. AAuDHhl x W.,
a importers Of aud wholesale dealers In Station
ery, llg and l2l William street, New York Onar 10
the Trade full and well selected stock Of English
French, German and Domestic Goods, Of their own
ImportatiOns bought from first hands, and which
they viii sell at the lowest prices and favorable
terms.
Catalogues or samples furnished on application.
Orders by mail receive the personal attention Of
one Of the firm and hlled comrlete.
Special tmpOrtatiOns made 70 order III required.
An examination Of their stock and prices is solic
ited ju2R22
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THAT FROF. WOODS HAIR

THAT FROF. WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE viii preserve infanibly the
Growth and Color Of the hairp II used two Or three
TINE TINES t SssE g od9y 2Ry I'm gI5 S Ps @ 6 %
nament, the hair; make il more son and baGllilui
than any on and preserve the scalp ss from az dis
Gentlemen and Ladies OF al elasses, al over the
IN its favor. Read the following and Judge.
PRoP- o. u W561.bssr IN: Some ONE tine i1st sun
mer we were induced 70 use some Of your lair Ee-
storsfve, and its effects were 50 wonderful We eel it
Our little sons head Tor some time had been per-
head The hair almost entirely came o IN conse-
quence, when friend seeing bis suherngs, advised
q 20 use your Astoalltes ~ ~ ~ lll # il
81 success but 20 our surprise and that ol al oar
friends, Tery few applications removed the disease
entirely and q new and luxurant crop Of hair soon
stsrted out, and We can now say that our boy has
healthy scalp and luxurianr crop OF hair az any
other child. We can, therefore, and do hereby rec
Jmmend your Restorative perfect remedy for ali
diseases Of the scalp and hair. Meare yQuEs rpet-
fully, GE9, ". HIGGIAB9IHA
PROP. WcOD-Dear Sir: Ny hair had, lOr several
years been becoming PreInafures lay aeeola panssl
cation Of OIL necessary IN dressing t. When COM
ms5fss e using ySgF n hRE t AE3.s ,5s 1s0g ssJS ISS
continued its until within the three last weeks
il has turned 70 its natural color, ana assumed
sofness and ustre greatly 70 Be preferred 20 those
produced BY the application Of oil any other prep
aration have ever used regard Y as an nqlspeu5
as Hair Restorative or for the simple purpose
Of dressing OF beautifyng the hair; fon have pei
mission TO refer TO all who entertain any doubt Of
its performing all that is cl1imed for IL.
MRS. g. SFMONDS,
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1857. 1i3 Third St
PRoF- WoOD-Dear Sir. By the advice Of q friend
Of mine who had been using your Hair Restorative,
I was induced to try it. had the fever some time
last May, and nearly ever hair In my head came ont
Now my hair has come in great deal thicker than
ever 1t was. Nothing but duty and sympalhy that
feel to communicate te others who are afflicted
have been, would induce 70 give this public &C.
acknowledgement Of the benefit have received nom
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Very respectfully A r. JACObS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large medium and small; the small holds 3
pint, and retas for cne dollar per DOttlei the NE
dium holds at least twenty per cent more in proper
tOn than the SMALL retais for tive dollars per bottles
the large holds quart, 40 per cent more IN proper
tiOn and retaiis for three dollars per bottle.
o. J. WOOD CO., ProprietOrs, No. - Broadway
New York and No. lIf Market street St. Louis, No
And sold b. all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
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& TTFFANY
GEN

hEMING & TIFFANY, GEN
ERAL PRODUCE COMHIss0S MERCHANTS, No.
Ct Pearl street, New York. Particular attention
paid 70 the purchase Of Goods for C0nsig Lib
ersl CASH Advances on Flour and Grain.
kEEERENCs--Wm. W. Cox, Pres't n. Y. Gas Light
ooi Charles s. Fox, Preslt City Eire Insurance Co
n. Y; Thomas W. Pearssl, ESD New York; Weav-
er Richardson Co, New York; Collins, Bros. & Co.
Hartford; AloOtt a Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
mis- 4 Co., Cleveland; BabeOck Hurd, Cleveland
Day, GrisWOld Co, Hartford. JUS
n. c. DINING, LYMAN TIFFANY.
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8atEHt 0fttee AaEntN.

LIMITED STATES AND FOR
~ EIGN Patent Once Agency opposite wed
dsll House, Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio.
W. z. BURRIDGE,
[my22ll5l JEHU BRAINERD.
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IaLINOIs CoRRRsPoNpENCE.


PEORIA, ILL.,, June IL l6ou.
EDITOR OF THE LRADER The campaign
in Illinois has been opened actively on the
part Of the Republicans, although not attend
ed as yet with much excitement. We vote
for State officers for members Of Congress,
and members Of the Legislature, on the day
Of the Presidential election, and as soon rs
our farmers get through with their harvest
and the names Of all the candidates are be-
fore the people, the political pot win boil fu-
riously and the campaign fever run very high
The Republicans have gained an important
advantage by getting into the field with their
candidates so much in advance Of their Lo-
cofoeo adversaries. Hundreds Of voters have
been secured to their cause by this eircum-
stance, which would otherwise have been
lost to it. Among 'many men of many
minds concerning politics, can always be
found great number who have no other
convictions except such as arc manufactured
for them by the events of the hour. Scores
of such men in every community have COM
mitted themselves in favor of the Republican
candidates beyond the power to hOnOrably
retract, and we shall get their votes.
Can Lincoln carry Illinois in the event of
Douglas nomination. This is a question
which you have doubtless often heard asked.
Let me attempt to answer it. AT the State
election in 1858, the popular vote for mem-
bers Of the Legsilature. was as iollows:
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fish.


u " II u T III y
I600 HALF BARRELS BEST
AOOO hoRTg BAY WaIrE FISK" (of better
quality thsn usuall this lot being nearly equal TO
and for sale BY
mayi7.23s GORDON, MCMILLAN A co.
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LAKE FISH.
STOCK OF ABOUT 5000 PACK.

An we'll cured and recently Inspected
Our long business connection with the varloifs
tgan and 1u1erior,) has 10 increased 0uF tranaac-
dons with the d6harmens ag 70 render FISH an i'm
uortnnt branch Of our trade, I've now Being bv far
the largest receivers Of fresh water Ash in this coun-
tT , and IN order - have Il receive the best pssi-
be attention, have en- pl0yed an experienced and
competant man 10 devote his whole time 70 It's man
aFeniant and are IN q position e ollaf more than
Ordinary advantages to buyers Of Lake Eifh, keep
ing constantly complete assortmedt, and nov have
every variety O the choicest grades Of Pound and
Seine caught Fish, which We 0er at rates that will
compete with any other market as We don't know
fuaiT) allow ourselves 20 bu uuderB0ld
GORDON, MCMILLAN a CO.,
Cleveland, May ~, Wssss
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at0tEls.
5EWEltg

GHARP POINTED-13,OOO OF
~ Bates best Needles, just received.
C0WLES CO.,
iune5 Weddeli House.
MADE FOR US-ExTRA HEAVY
lNA Silver Thimbles, all sizes,
COWLES & Co,
luna5 Wgsldell House.
CURE no CUT-A FINE STOCK OF
~ English Scissors. COWLES co,
lune5 Wcldell House.
MOT HANDSOME, Bur "MIGHTY
IN Coon" and warranted, the yory hest RAZOR
IN use. CpMLES q co,
lune5 Weddell House
GILENT, ALARM, STRIKING, g
~ Day and 30 hour Clocks, Of all sizes, Just ro-
celyed. U0WLES & CO.,
lune5 Weddell House.
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~ anioEd,. FanIly CaLhallio PIlls.

COmpou nded from Pure Vegetable Extrurts, ana nut
W 10 Glass Cases, Air Tight, and viii keen
n any climate
The FAMILY CAIHAkIIO PILL Is q nenfie but
active Cathartcs which the proprietor has used IN
his practice more than twenty years.
Tha constantly tncreasI !. ing demaEd rom fhoss
who have long used thel iPILLs and the satisfac-
tOn which all express nll lrsgga 70 their use, has
Induced me TO place them . within tia reach oi an
The Profession we'll . know that different o.
thartic8 act on ditertnti, portion Of the hOweH
Ihe Family catharticI - PHI has, With duo rofsr-
ence 70 this well estab-l : lished flct been COM
pounded from a VarietyIO lOt the purest Feq8tabla
Xtracts, which act alike - ION every part Of tie ali-
mentary canal, aud arel-s laOOD and sAFl Ia an
cases where Cathartfcl- lis needed, such as De-
rangements Of tbs stDm-f lach, Sleepiness Pains fn
the Back aud LOiEG Cos- { tiYeness, Pain and SORE
ness over the Whole Bodyl IRON sui1en cold. which
frequently, II neglected, = end IN long c0ura8 u
Fever, Loss Of Appe-lzs tile, q Creeping Sensa-
ton Of Cold over thel-. Body 3 keBtlesgness,
Head-Ache, or weights in tho Head, an 1ullim-
matOry Diseases, WOrmsiO in Chlldfen of Adults,
Rheumatism, great Purifier of tho liood, and many
diseases 20 which egh o heir too numerous tuuan
tion iu this sdraEtisament. Dose 60 9
PRICE 80 CnNTS
~ The Liver InVigOrat0r and Family UathaftiC
Pills retailed BY Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale BY the Trade in ali tho large towns.
8. T. w. SANFORD II. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
jy7dEWRs IS Broadway, New York.
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sElONDs
CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-

GANFORD'S LIVER INVIG0-
~ RAT0R never pebilisates; It Is compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS and has become an es-
tablshed fact, Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved BY all who have used IL and is FesoIted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which il Is
recommended.
IL nas cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up al = Ih0pes Of relief, G8 the
numerous sOlicitedo o certificates in my pos1e5
sion show.
The dose must be adap-l tied 70 thotemperamsutof
the individual taking e. G end used in such qunnt
ties IS to act generally = Ion The bowels.
Let the dictates Of YOURS Judgment guide yea IN
the use Of tho LIYERlE EIINNIGORATOk, and iE
viii cure LIVER C0I-IC PLANTS, BILIOUS Ar
TAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, CHRoE - no DIARRHGA, buuEER
COMPLAINTS, DNsENTERTS IDR0PsT, S0uR STOMACH,
HAETTUAL CosTTTENEss, - folI0LICi eHoLEEa IN
FAETUM, ELATULEECE,f = " AUN nICE, EEuAEE
WEAENEss, and nay be- used successfully
ORDINARY FAMILY a. MEDICINE. M viii
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or THREE ISP0ONSFuL ARE Ia
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