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SALE OF THE DETROIT AED MILWAUKEE,
RAHwAY.-Ye Yesterday noon, in pursuance Of
a decree Of the .. s. COnrt, by William D.
Wilkins, Special Master, the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railway was sold. twas bid in at
the sum Of 81, ,OO0,OO by Thomas Reynolds
and VIM. Gray, Esqrs, in trust for the hol-
ders of the third and fourth mortgage bonds,
and subject, Of course, to prior claims, The
friends Of the road have every confidence
that before Iongi viii be put in better con
dition, financially, than it has been heretofore.
Detroit AdUertiser 5th
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CuyahoEa County Fair.
FOURTH DAY.

The County Fair closed yesterday with a
highly successful day. The weather was de-
lightful and could hardly have been imprOv-
ed. The chief attractions of the day were
the Ladies' Equestrianism and the trotting
PAGES in the afternoon. The former had
been adjourned from the day before.
Iu the afternoon the attendance of ladies
was very large, and of course, this being the
case, there was also large attendance of
gentlemen. There were seven competitors for
the prizes for the best ladies' equestrianism,
all of whom were good riders. Miss Jessie
Saxton Of East Cleveland, rode a large
fine bay horse which she handled with
much skill, She was dressed in a green
habit and hat, trimmed with taste and ele-
gance and appeared finely. .sr.
Miss Hattie Ward, (Hill) of Cleveland, rode
"Gray Eagle" small grey colt, which she
has broken into service within the last four
months Miss Ward was dressed in black
velvet waist and black skirt, with black cap
trimmed with green. She suffers constant
II from consumption, and has but little
strength to expend, and yet she manages
her horse with ease and grace, "
Miss Maria BOothe of Brecksville, pstits
young lady who has been noticeable in form
er years for her fine riding, rode magnif-
cent bay horse which is SO well trained that
it took the first premium as saddle horse,
which she managed with perfect control and
which Obeyed all her commands at the word
She was dressed in black velvet habit and
black hat, trimmed with crimson, sh,
was the object of admiring glances while
riding. Miss Boothe had narrew escnp,
from a serious accident. She had been riding
at full speed around the ring, and wheeled
so suddenly toward the central stand, tina
she lost her balance and fell 10 the ground
She was raised up more startled and shocks,
than really hurt, and Immediately rsmount
ed her horse and rode of.
Miss Ann Rogerson, of Cleveland, rode
bay horse She wore black habit and hat
She exhibited peculiar ease and skill il
riding her horse at a trOtting pace, the mos
trying possible for man OF woman.
Mrs. Hocke, of Cleveland, rode a fine blacl
horse with decided spirit and dashing skill
She was dressed in black, relieved by white
Little Miss Kitty Jennings, of Cleveland
rode white pony, as white and clean q
milk. She was dressed in black, trimme
with crimson, and rode her pony finely:
Miss Wass, Of Lake county, dressed i
black, rode black horse She was an ez
cellent horsewoman.
The Committee consisted of stillman vii
]. K. Curtiss and W. R. Henry.
The ladies rode for an hour about the RIM
when it was announced that the silver priz,
. would not be awarded, but that five equl
premiums of money would be awarded {
Misses saxtOn, Booth, Ward, Rogerson, an
Mrs. Hocke, and smaller ones to Misses Jer
nings and Wass.
The trotting now came on, as follows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
70 See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
LiverInvigorator.

ELECTRIC BATHs-soNETHIEe NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, serofula,
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 hattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors of Elec-
trieity N the United States, (includiEg Prof
Page, Of Boston, in regard 70 skill in lis use
as a curative agent. --..f- -.--
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited to test
the merits Of these unequalled baths free o
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
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CoPARrSRRsHIP.-It VIII be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns that D. W.
Gage and Eli Bruce, Esqs., have formed a
co-partnership in the Law business. Both
Of these gentlemen have won for themselves
an enviable reputation in this community
by their legal qualifications and strict integ-
rity, and We doubt not that BY the associa-
ton of their talent and energies they VIII
continue 10 receive that consideration which
their qualifications merit. We eheerfully
recommend them to ell in need Of legal ser
vices.
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To the Friends Of Temperance in CuyahOGR

The efforts mpde by some Of our friends to
defeat Mr.. Craw, the Republican candidate
for sheriff, seem to me very unFise, although
| do not reprOach those engaged in it with
improper motives. trust however that We
shall look at the facts in the case dispassion-
ately and am sure if we do we shall give
him our undivided support. What friends,
are these faets2 IN TIE first place we con
stitute nearly thres-lourths majority If the
Republican party Of our county, and ran,
therefore, control every nomination made Ivy
itifFe viii. I'd. We allowed ourselves to
be divided and partially Debated both at the
recent primary meetings and at the County
Convention, anti should, therefore, submit to
the consequent ss Of our OEn folly like men
and not like children, 3D.. Indicating Mr..
Oraw we should gain nothing, but loose in
hnitely, unless Mr. Gleason The Democratic
{ ea1didats midi has very much changed recently.
nave @ nothing to say against him personally,
and be is quite as good as his party, which
We al know Eequises Che spelling Of much
bad whisky as ita frat requirement for pOpu-
larity. 4th. Wherever RspubIicanism is de-
feated, under wb atever pretezt, Temperance
il defeated. Thu Republican is the only party
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HoRTICuLTURAL sOcIETy.-The following
is the award of the Committee on Fruits at
the horticultural Fair lately held:
Fruits-Best collection named apples, one
hundred and twenty varieties, Chas. Pease /;
best plate Garden Royal Charles Pease /;
best collection peaches, twelve varieties,
Peter Herke; second best do, SIX varieties,
Christ. Weigle; best plate do, Joseph Per-
kins; best collection named pears, thirty
varieties, Mrs. George Hoadley; second best
do, eleven varieties, Christ. Weigls; best
plate do, Duchess d'Angouleme,) Mrs. Dr..
Cushing; second do, Louise Bonne de Jer-
sey,) Z. S. Willard; best collection of for
eign grapes, raised under glass, H. B. Hurl-
but; best collection of hardy cultivated
grapes, eight varieties, Joseph Perkins sec
best do, ten varieties, Wm. Rogers; best
variety (Cuyahogay @, H. Robinson; second
best do, (Catawba,) G, II. Lodge; best twelve
ounces, (ApPle ounce Dudley Baldwin.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-September 3,
1850, John e. schupp to John Heagle part
of sub-lots 595 and 500 in Barber & Lords
allotment, being SO feet front on Bridge street
and 90 feet front on Randall street, situate 1
mile southwest of Centre Street Bridge
Consideration S475. ..
September 10, 1850, G. NJ. Atwater to
Thomas Manning and William Reitse 3711
feet front on the north side of James street
and IS feet deep, situate next west of the +.
C. i c. Railroad track. Consideration So
54s. ,-.. u I-- -5 5-.t
September q, 1860, Susan and James Con-
nally 491l feet front on the south side of Boil
ivar street and $50 feet deep, being part Of
two acre lot 15I. Consideration 81, 500.
September 25, 1860, Wm. Case to THOMAS
Lynch sub-lot Is in VIM. Cases allotment
of part of ten acre lots 14O, 141, 142, being
SO feet front on Lake street and I49 s-12 feet
situate miles east of the Post Office. Con-
sideration $500.
September "a, 1860, S. J. Andrews JO =
seph Perkins 4 in common Of sub-lOts 4, g.
6 and in F. ". Binghsm's allotment Of
land between Centre street and West street
Cleveland City. Consideration 81 ,25O. y
September 7, 1850, PhilO scoville to John
2. waterson sub-lot 81 in scoyiIls allotment
Of ten acre lots 50 to IS, being 50 feet from
on Marion street and l66 feet deep, situate
on the corner of Marion and Shed streets,
mile east of the Post Office. Consideration
1 $3.50. u
September Is, 1860, William and Leonard
Case to James Smith sub-lOt Il in William
and Leonard Cases allotment of ten acre 10
14S, being 27 feet front on Hamilton stree
and los feet deep, situate miles east Of tn
Post Office. Consideration S27O.
September ?, 1860, Oscar F. Aston to Wei
don E. Alston part of ten acre lot No. 3, be
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FEEDING TIE sTATEs.--We stated yester-
day that the young ladies who 50 charmingly
personated the States at INSTRUMENTATION on
the 4th were presented with dinner By some
of the Wide -Awakes. The truth is, that land
lord J. P, Ross was so pleased with the dam
selsas they passed that he carelessly said he
would like to give them dinner for their
good looks. Some of the boys took him at
his word, and in few minutes Ross was
startled by rush of crinOline through his
door. He toOked the joke and provided a
capital dinner which they enjoyed hugely,
''Blseding Kansas" returning their thanks
in glorious style.
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ing 80 feet front on Pittsburgh street and ex-
tending half way TO Orange street, situate y
mile southeast Of the Post Office. Consider
stion 81 900.
September 27, 1850, Marthias Bullen 10
Frederick Gemeiner part Of two acre lot 2O7,
being p feet front on the east side of Seneca
street and 4gH feet deep, situate 1l5 feet
south Of Michigan street. Consideration
sA04 ..-.;-
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We would caution Republicans against a
scheme on fo9t to dsfraud voters and Mr..
Oraw, by circulating tickets printed James
n. Craw for Sheriff, instead of James A.
Oraw. james NJ Is the name of the father
Of tie candidate The fraud is base one.
Examine your ballots before voting
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-06

DR. SWEETS IETALLTHLE LUSIMENr FOE HoRsEs Is
uuryaled by any, in all cases Of Lameness arising
from sprains, Bruises or Wreuching, its effect Is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches Mango &C, it will also cure Spsedily.-
Spawn and Ringbone may be easily prevented ana
cured in their incipient stages, but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility ola radical cure No eass
Of the kind, however is desperate or hopeless but
it may be aleyiated by this Lnment, and its faith
nj APPLICATION will always remove the Lhmeness,
snd enable the horse to travel with comparative
ease.
Fverv horse owner should have this remedy At
hand ior its timely use at the FIRST appearances OF
lameness will efectually prevent those forminAbia
diseases mentioned, to which all horses liable,
and which render 80 many otherwise valuable horSs
nearly worthless.
Bea advertisement. gept-z7dfW: Ii15
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SPIRITUAL LEcTURE-Mrs. E. A. Ostrander
Of Troy, N. Y, will speak in Chapin's Hall,
Sunday morning and evening. Morning lect-
ure free. In the evening ten cents admis-
sion will be charged.
Mrs. ostrander is highly gifted and edu-
Gated woman.
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NOTICE.-Ths regular Monthly meeting of
the Fugitves aid society will be held on
sabbath afternoon at the Methodist Church
Boliver st. ats P. NJ. Address by the Rev.
J. G. White. The public are invited to at
fana
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Last Grand Rally f!
On Monday Evening, October sth.

- Short and animating addresses win
be made BY number Of the Republican Or
atOrs Of the city.
The speaking win take place frem the
Music Stand, on the south side of the Square.
JOHN COON, Ghm'n.
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THE PAEoPTICoN.-This wonderful exhibi-
tion will be open this afternoon and evening.
Take your children and go. In no enter
tainment can you spend your time and
money more proftably.
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EnUPTIoxs, SALT RaEUM, ERTsIPEIAs:

ERUPTIoNs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
Itts now generally admitted that all sruptive dis
eases depend upon ssme internal or constitutional
cause and that to use washes or oinments for them
is sure way to inure the system, and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease But Humphreys sps-
of6c Homnopathic Salt Rheum Pills are true Hpe-
ciae for all such diseases. They cure salt Rheum
Barbers Itch, Eryspelas, Pimples on the Face Ring
Worm. and Nettle Rash, by curing the cause upon
which they depend and by restoring the skin to the
state Of health and purity. Thus, not Snly h the
disease cured, but the softness and beauty o. 'ne
complexion restored
Pice Is cents per box, with directions. boxes ST.
sent by mail or express, free Of charge on receipt
Of the price. Address,
DIFF. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 81 Broadway, n. 7.
sold by E. W. sackrider, SD Churchill 4 Bro.
----s-. .s--.-+{.,r,.r,t fr another column.
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are the most ei5sctual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 Females. To all classes they
are Invaluable, idcHg 1 cCrtairy, periodical reg
uLTiy. They are known to thousands who have
ussd them at different periods throughout the coun-
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
b ricqns q america Erlcf directions stalking 5he,
ard iBiv tisy should not Be used with each bOxErio6
O.us Dollar each boz containing 40 EiAs.
A valuable pamphlet to be had free, Of the Agents
ILLS cent by mail promptly by enclosing price 70 the
General Agent Sold 6y druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHlNGS, General Agent,
165 Chambers st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland AZ VIM. Fisk's and Gaylord 3
Hemm0nd's.
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- HO.st'aG;I G;IhRGHHfff nLIB1EH Hi4 SD RgEo X prnrs

ESy- The Vetaries of Dissipation and Vic
tins Of dolusion, can be brought to conviction OF
the error Of their ways, and saved from world OF
mental and body suffering, BY needing the aatloe
coptaiued in that popular work, 'HUMAH EkAlL-
TY. OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" It
Is sound in its doctrines plain but iuonensive IN ts
dictates. and being beautifully illustrated with col
ored engravings, it brings everything home to the
conception shat be who runs may read"
sold BY Dr. BARROW, Igi Bleeeher st., n T.
Price Is cents. Sent free Of postage everyWhere.
sold also By GAYLORD HANAoND and VIZ. EIsKE'
pruJqizts Cleveland
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j
The other parties are either silent or indif-
fercnt or devoted to merchandising in the
bodies and souls of man. If Republieanism,
therefore, has not future, Temperance has
not Iat3|
Doeming it consequently necessary for the
cause of Temperance that we should support
Mr.. Craw, I have considered it a duty due
to those who honored me with the post Of
lender in the great fight of 1853, to lay the
matter before them. At the same time
wish 10 caution our friends against the false
stories that will ever be circulated against
our temperance men. Itseems that defama
ton Of private character and misrepresenta-
ton of public acts are natural if not neces-
saty fruits of bad liquor, land few men have
had less to endure from them than u
yet our strength and our confidence should
be found in God and truth, rather than in
erring man. Let US then show, on next
Tuesday, that although at the Primary
meetings and nominating conventions, we
are Temperance men; yet, when election
day comes, let US show our confidence in
Republicanism as the precursor of that bet
ter day when morality, virtue, and human
ity, shall have their fuller triumph in a
Temperance Nation. K.
The charge that Marshal Craw neglects to
enforce the ordinance closing drinking sa-
looms on Sunday, has been refuted by the re-
port of Committee of the Council specially
directed to enquire into the matter. The re-
port not only acquits that officer and his dep
uties of censure, but commends them for the
salutary reform accomplished.
To entirely close the doors Of some of the
saloons on Sunday is impracticabIe, as the
rear and upper rooms are used for residences
and in some instances for boarding houses
the only access to the street being througt
the bar-rOOm, sometimes also used as a gener.
al sitting room of the family. That grea
and much needed reform on this subject ha!
already been effected through the efforts o
Mr.. Craw, must be admitted by candid OBJ
server.
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0gstfrs.

X s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
u POT Gate Holt 3 Maltby's) CELEBRATED
WILL BE RBCgIYED DAILY
From his establishment n Baltim0re-put up la
cans and warranted fresh aud good OF no sale.
Also hermeticaly sealed Oysters Lobaterss llanss
spice Oysters, aud Eardines kept cons family on
hand
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay 81 q o.
ters viii BE- received daily by Express.
~ CRACEERs for sals b. the barrel.
W. ". GAINES, Agent.
ssp No. 2 Szperior streat. Gle ard. o.
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FIRST PREmUN,-The Cleveland horse
"COl. Grayson," owned by Gen. G. W, Fitch,
took the first premium for thorough breds
at the Michigan State Fair on Wednesday.
There were four entries.
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26;ly
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. CHEFsFM fN's PILLS. The combination
ofiarrsdients in 1ese Pills the result Of along
,nd extensive ractice. They are mild in their oPe-
raton. and ertain in correcting all Irregularities
Pa3nf1l t,enstruations, removing all obstruoti9Hsi
yb.tbaf from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
a. de palpitation Of the heart, whites, AL nervous
eesotions Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and
Iabs &C, disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
ont nf rla
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ofany size in our whole country that recog-
hiEes in its particular theory and practice, the
interests of morality, virtue and humanity.
The other parties are either silent or indif-
ferent or devoted to merchandising in the
bodies and souls of man. If Republieanism,
therefore, has not a future, Temperance has
- ..# ...r .|.#
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Ha5- HoLLowAY's PMS AND OTNTMENFT-

Ia HoLuowAY's PILs AND ONTMENT-
BAnBEE's IrcH-This foul and unsightly eruptive
disorder Of tho face is speedily and permanently
eradicated by a few applications of this emolient
Ointment and the Pills, by purifying the blood as-
sists the operation. Many cases abandoned by ply
sicians as hopeless have been Immediately cured By
tn Sc medicines In measles, smallpox s'ald-head'
itch rngvorm and all eutaneous diseases the eject
OF rhese remedies is swim and sUre.
raad the Advertisements elsewhere
soId bT an Druggists, at Sc, &C., and 81 per box
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Female Pills are sold by
CHURCHILL a BR0THERj Druggists.
ElO s. W cor Ontario st. 4 pnbhc aIaaTe.
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~ The great draw

n0. The great drawback to persons e1ni-
grating to the extreme Western country Is the great
fear they have Of the Fever and Agne-the most
dirsfai OF all diseases Every day We hear Of persons
att eked BY this disease and made hhpsss in short
time. without any means Of adording relief In
view Of the great demand for remedy, Or. Hostet-
ter has presented his celebrated BITfEhS, whose
ratve powers for all diseases Of the stomach have
beea universally acknowledged. The "bitters'
prepared after a long experience and deep STUDY
have received the enoomiums Of the most eminent
physicians as well all classes, from every part OF
our country. To those who doubt their many w
tues all we say is, try them, anoJudse ior tne
selves, respectively
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and By HosrETTER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tons, IS Water and S Front streets. Pittsburgh.
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~ All should not fail to read the adver'
tiIsment of Prof. Wood in tO-day's paper.
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M CHEFSFNANS PTLLS.

was the commencement Of new ers in the treat
e nt Of those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned so many thousands Of ths young, the
beautiful and the benevolent 70 q Premsture Grave.
No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular
and whenever an obstruction takes place the general
ho Nth begins TO decline.
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4RorrTye MARES AND GLIDING,
Pur.e. s1s. MiIe heats. be,t three in ave


Several errors occurred in yesterdays report of
the premiums awarded in the Poultry depart
ment. We give the corrected list below, and the
rest of the premiums awarded.
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R5ss In all cases where DR.. S. A. Weavers
Canker and salt Rheum syrup, together with hls
Csrate has been used &c has cured Erysipelas, some
cases that had resisted all modes Of Treatment for
many years, had beon perfectly and permanently
cured by these articles Their efficacy in such cases,
Is truly wonderful. They never Gail Of enectinE
cure for all humors. Hl
sold by gaylord HRmmoudl G. s. Mackenzie, l.
W. sackrider and NFul Fiske, Cleveland, o.,
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IA. What a wonderful discovery is Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, itnot only eure' all
the Ills OF the human family, but is also the eny
sure remedy for horses with Collie 1t has never been
known 10 fail in cure Of the worst casea, and for
spraias, Galds, 6e 1t never iails--try il once Di-
reetions accompany each bottle. Sold By Druggists
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SILVER PLAFING AND BELL HANGING
THE SUBSCRIBER is PREPAR-
FD to re-plats Spoons, Forks, CsstoTs, Fruit
HiFhes and al other articles OF table ware, a. good
a. new. also, Stair Rods, Door Knobs Bel Pulls
60 ra-pated or plated 20 order, by hand or eectrc
process, Is good as any other establishment in ths
country.
BELL HANGING
Promptly attended to, and al work warranted as
represented, a. reasonable prices
Room No. I, Mechanics Block, corner Of Prospoct
and Ontario stree4s, tup stairssl
- IMPROVED HEMMER, turning the hem
down instead Of Ep, on Sewing Machiness
ROBERT GILb.