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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
N. Bau Rollipe IA maryland.

Baltimore is fast following in the wake of
= Louis, and ere long will become Repub-
lioan city. Such are the signs of the times.
The Bell party has virtually disbanded since
the Rsformers of all parties carried the city
a the municipal election by sweeping ma
iouities, and multitudes of the voters have
ranged themselves under the flag Of Lincoln
and Hamlin. The Republican strength in
TIE citS is now estimated at 5000, and the
Wide Awakes are enrolling in the Wards by
hundreds In the counties Of the State the
Republicans ere holding meetings, and expect
b psTl large vote. The Bell party is now
pretty dead, and it is thought Breckenridge
viii carry Maryland.
qhs formation of Wide Awake Club in
Baltimore Tuesday evening, gave rise to some
interesting occurrences. The Baltimore Ex-
change says;
"Nen to the number Of three or four hun
drsd, who were heretofore identified with the
ARerican and Bell and Everett parties, dis
Fu1sed With the result Of the municipal cleo
6on, had determined TO throw off their allie
glance TO that party and 80 over bag aud
hsQgsQA 70 the Republican camp. On Tues
day lnst they were the most earnest and rabid
Of Bell and Everett men, but believing that
thu more respectable portion Of that party
had betrayed tbem on election day, and there
By asisted in swelling the majority of Mr.
Brown, theY determined to be reEenged, and
hOpgA that the best and most effectual way
II doing 80 vas to desert the party. They
pathsred at different points in the eastern sec
6sa Of Ae o4y, and then met on Baltimore
sbeet and proceeded TO the Republican head
qRr9E- An dong the line Of march cheers
WeRs proposed and given for Lincoln and
Ka4lia. On reaching the corner Of Gay and
FsysAS Streets the excitement was very
E01-thels was 8 continual uproar and a
canstsH4 shouting for the Republican ticket.
AE Emery, Of the Border State, Republican
Or06l1 W1s called to the chair, and William
k0uh Schley appointed Secretary"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
RshulLs Of the Free Lnherers.

Eorsshel Y. Johnson, the stumping can
didats for the Vice Presidency with Douglas,
At Pittsburgh, IN his speech thus taanted the
working classes wh9 make up 50 large pro-
portion Of its thrifty population -
ULooK AT THE SLAVES IN YOUR
WORRSHOPSl THEY ARE DRIVEN TO
yHR P0LLS AT TIE BECK OF THEIR
NISTEBs UNDER PENALTY OF BEING
DRSGHARGRD"
The crowd shouted their indignation at the
tsAse and unmanly accusation of the negro
save driver, and it rankled in the bosOms Of
tie sweet sons Of toll. On Tuesday they re-
buhed the siandeTer at the polls with a will,
uuang up clear majority Of G,sSs for Cur
in IN Allegheny C0unty Such was the
gpeeting Of the free men Of the workshops to
tss candidate who boasts that he prefers one
Of his own negro slayes for President to Hon
lest Old Abe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

"llALE CRINoLNE. E."-Describing the i'm
meuse preparations made by both sexes ol
the invited to the Renfrew ballin New York,
the Herald says in regard to the gentlemen'H
costume;
The most costly cloths have been imported
for the occasion, and those who considered
forty and fifty dollars enough for ball suit
have reached the amount Of seventy and
eighty dollars; not to speak of the other
items, including embroidered shirt bosoms,
and, extraordinary as it may appear, erino-
lined shirt breasts; for after al the ridicule
which has been heaped upon this commo-
dious, expansive, light, airy, elegant and in
dispensable article Of female attire, the gen.
tlemen have literally taken the crinoline TO
their bosoms. They are formed Of steel ribs,
and are fastened round the body by means Of
hooks and eyes-another innovation against
which the ladies have every right TO eKclaim.
The object of this crinoline arrangement, it
is almost necessary to say, is to prevent that
most disagreeable of all things, a collapse OF
the shirt breast-a casualty which is not by
any means unfequent in the ball room, for
the prevention of which the gentlemen are
primarily indebted to that much abused ar
tlcle to which we have alluded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
The GInrinu. Rs.s.,.ve-

The love of pro-slaveryites for the Western
Reserve will be increased much by the doings
in that latitude on the 9th instant. The folks
there 20 right on, swelling their Republican
maioritiss, ss if no sneers had been cast at
ttsm or any oftheir number had been dragged
to jail TO crafty party malice and natiOnaIize
the Democracy. The Republican majorities
on Judge show gain Of fOray.fUe PEI cent
on the Republican ma oTity last year. All
hail, the glorious Reserved The stronghold
of Freedom - Toledo Blade.
All honor to the noble Reserved Never
before did she show herself so worthy Of the
trust reposed in her, or sustain herself so ably
as in the great ordeal through, which she has
Just passed.
Again we Say, all bail to the Western Re
TsrVal-PfqWd EHgaTer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17


The wheat crop of the Uunited States this
year is estimated at from 10000, 900 to
22O, ,OOO, 900 millions of bushels. OF this ag-
gregate probably I2O, 900, 600 bushels were
harvested West of the Alleghanies. The to-
tai receipts of Flour and Grain at Chicago
since January lst, amount to the enormous
aggregate of 27,53O,952 bushels. The re-
receipts at Milwaukee have also been large
and it is no figure of speech to say that the
Northwest can feed the world The receipts
of wheat at Chicago and Milwaukee since
harvest exceed ten millions of bushels, and
the grain commerce of the Lakes is far greater
than that Of the Atlantic ocean.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
Virginia and NnssIssippi Negro Troubles.

Virginia and Mississippi Negro Troubles.
The spirit Of John Brown does not appear
% have been crucifed at Charlestown. Late
adviees from Virginia confirm ,the report Of
an extensive negro conspiracy, extending
through portions Of that State and North Car
aanA. Twenty-One negroes have been arres-
tea snd committed to jail. Several Of them
sOnhssed-probably under the lash-and
SsEat it was their intention to arm them
selves with spades, shOvels, pitehfOrks and
anything they could get hold Of Great ex-
sHsnent Of course prevailed.
lrtsissippi papers bring accounts of an at
tsmRtsd slave insurrectiOn in Winston county
il tlat State, plotted by white men it is said,
and disclosed by whipped negro wOman.-
Ihhg or forty negroes were arrested in the
osunty, who, on being examined, told sub
rnntiaily the same story-that they had been
ilItiqfsd byEhibe men to poison their white
usasiers, and on election day burn the dwell
iags, tks possession Of all the firearms they
q secure, and organize for a war Of eXter-
ma1atton against the whites. Great excite
mat pssvailed on the discovery of the plot
Gd The citizens were forming vigilance COM
mitiees and armed patrols for protection
ems white man, an ambrotypist named &.
Harrington, and one negro, had been hung.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

DR.. Cheever ofKew York isnow in Europe,
and in letter from Geneva to friend in
America he says: IT'D ts
"What wonders God is accomplishing by
GaribaldiI All Europe is being stirred up.
he is neither more nor less than John
Brown for Italy Nth success. Success is
what makes the hero, and constitutes great
ness and virtue in mems estimation. The
end of the Popedom seems close at hand.
do not believe the French Emperor will dare
again to play the traitor to freedom in Italy.
If he does, and God still holds up Garibaldi
against him, it is all over with him. He and
his throne will go down with that Of the old
Giant Grim, whom he invites to lean upon
his shoulders"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

'gt b an III wind that blows nobody any
Rood-" Tbs drOHth in Kansas illustrates
- old AN. Re WadsWorth writes from
GiaaOa, Douglas oonnty, to his brother in
I'm OOany, Ohio, that the drying up of the
bed q creek discovered a valuable coal
bDk 90 hs farm, and that his family had
HalaEd Gse pearls, and had CLAIMS enough
sa the laRh Sr 500 mOFsl They average
oveg q paaEl 70 SIGHT clans; most Of them are
sail, soEs very brilliant some giving out
r&nh0V huss, Others Of brownish color
Two Bsnt to q Sanausky ieweler are pro-
ASnced genuine and valuable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
wldo Awak. Demonstration

Twinsburgh Wide Awake Demonstration.
TwINsBURGH, Oct. IA, 1860.
EDrToRs LEADRR;-We had a grand time
here last night Our Wide Awake demon
stration was better than we expected. Ey-
erything went off satisfactory. There was
between two and three hundred Wide
Awakes in full uniform. There was COM
Iany of between ninety and one hundred
from Chagrin Falls and Solon, company of
between seventy-fve and eighty from Hud-
son, and company Of about forty from an
other place, the name of which did not
learn, besides company of about thity-fvs
in this village. Our company is not large as
it was only organized on Tuesday evening
We shall have probably between sixty or
seventy in the company by the last of this
week.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Blakesley and
DR.. Harmon of Chagrin- Falls, John Marklee,
W. Reed, and Mr.. Foster of Hudson. At half
past ten we had a supper at E. W. Charles
Hotel. There were several bands of music
present both brass and martial. The Hud-
jon Brass and Martial Bands, Martial Band
from Chagrin Falls, and Martial Band from
Solon, the ffer of which learn, was from
Cleveland, but wherever he was from he IN
de1stood his business perfectly. The demo
Gratis look rather down in the mouth, caused
partly from the dose given them by the
speakers, and partly from their recent defeat
in this town and county A number of the
houses were well Illuminated, and upon the
whole we had glorious time Of it. Every
body went away satisfied unless it was some
of the stiffest democrats, who would not own
it if they were. Everything is in a bright
prospect here for our triumph on the 9Th Of
next month. We gave p last week and we
will not fall short Of at least 80 at the Presi-
| Dental election. BLUE DEVIL.
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Wa.aIng1on We Awake..

He Wide AWakes in Washington City
hsa . grand demonstration the night Of the
lRAh, pa1a1ing with torches, etc. Speeches
woss made by Hon. David KilgOre, Mr..
Psnghurn, and Others, and great entbusia N
FuaEdled. The Wide Awakes afe a..'r a.
papnlar Institution in the National OapllI,
Aod 6e recent elections have been followed
by krFe seoesEisns to the Republicans. Wash
inFton b Bapidly being regenerated by the
cSrEi8ty Of coming events, and the coming
usH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

SCARCITY OF BooKsELLERs IN IRELAND.-
There exists in ireland at present about 70
towns-cOntaining from 10000 to $4,000 in
hsbitants-withOut booksellers shop; and
six whole counties are found without either q
publisher, bookseller or circulating library
In Scotland the number Of booksellers, as
compared to Ireland, in the proportion of the
population, is nine to one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
Ohsrnn.

Rev. Q. G. Finney has recently returned
from his revival labors in England and Scot
land, where he has spent the past two years.
His revival sermons are to be published in
the Oberlin Evangelist the series commenc-
ing on the lst of January next The Evan
gelist states that President Finney's preach
ing has been greatly blessed, and that a
deeper and more extensive religious interest
is manifested in Oberlin than has been OBJ
served for several years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

HARD TO SUIT.-Sesas IN Hs'Os depot Gus
tomsr-What sort of papers do you sell
here
Boy with eager expectation 20, we keep
all sorts. Call for whatever you like.
Customer (cOOly)-Tll take one contain
ing some late Fusion victories, if you please.
Boy (crestallen) There you've got me
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

EXPORTS OF CoTToS MANUFLcTUREs FROM
ESGLAND.-The exports from England Of cot
ton manufactures have now attained the
enormous monthly amount of $40, 900, 900,
or including yarns little short of S25, 600, 900.
Wooden and linen goods figure for alarge in
crease the American demand being also the
chief stimulus in this case. ESQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
Rain In Kansas.

The St. Louis Democrat of the 18th says:
Our exchanges from Western Missouri and
Kansas are filled with rejOicings, on account
of copious supply of rain, on Friday and
Saturday last. 1t was the first rain OF any
consequence that has fallen in Kansas for q
year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

This old Democratic County has wheeled
into the Republican line with 300 majority.
Last year it gave a Democratic majority OF
ESQ. 1t now gives about the same majority
for the Republican State ticket The Repub-
lican county ticket, entire, is elected, by hand
some majorities. Good for "Old Molly
StarkI' .,r.,
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Zeal estate.
ROUSE & JENNING,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior S., ('iP staiTs)
MARBLE BLOCK.

WESPERN LAND.--H. II. LIT
w TIE, OF the late hrm Of Littles keyes. has
constantly on hand a large quantity Of fne Farming
Land In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchang3
for city or country real estate, personal property
Offico with Rouse Jennings. Marble Block, sups-
nor gtreet may i5H1l
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nIIssisaippi Elections.

The local October elections in Mississippi
have generally been carried by the Breckin-
ridge Democracy, and the organs of that wing
in the State claim a majority Of at least
25, 600 for Breekinridge in November. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
s.nnnnr Wade.

Senator RaAe was in town yesterday, and
lsrgz this morning to fill appointments in
JmpUs portions o. the Empire State. Fear
len end honest Old Ben win make crash in
- hulk Of Fusion at every broadside.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17

SETAA AoCnEET.-On Sunday evening 4
aradfal accident occurred at the depot in
Or cny. A number of boys were climb
iag on The cars of q freight train about to
lSrt On the Cleveland road, and one Of
t,,r1. 9 lad Of seven or eight years, q son Of
mas b. TIE name Of Mccormick, residing
en- Tnsni strost, in attempting to jump into
- als 6ooF Of car, fell, and two or three
~ WiaT over him, mangled him in q
-aESas laannaE, literally crushing him to
= T5ls GsaissmR.
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q. - slIrLtlr GreutZ

EAe DOOglas Ohio Statesman is not in very
Gaiable humor. Il can't a Hurrah for Doug
6sP 30 ii sEses Rational Democrats. Wit
NJ - fOTloWing from the Statesman Of the
lea inR:
The Washington Constitution, the organ
Of 5Gnss Buchanan, Fejoices ct the defeat Of
ths Democrats in Ohio and Indiana. What
an infamous scamp the editor must be. He is
juE Is much lost to decency as Flood Of the
Iglianal Democrat. Such wretches are unfit
70 live and associate with men.
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PLATN AND oRNAalENTAL PRINTING.

80 ni.rB and ornamental printing of every de-
s--lpr done al the Printing Establishment Of the
srR (llina, on tho latest improved and most rapid
stvlm Prsaos in the best style, on short notice. and
n rJl-iiassa rsfte. Particular attentQn paid to
NrnF WllE ENt1y description Of Binding done,
erIl ~ Blank Books, hedgcrs, Journals Sales
BdtE5, AecEying Books, &c, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
Builders.

BROOKS S. @. & E. W., BUILD
ID ERS. Also Manuiacturers Of pooIss bLinasl
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 70 Fitting
M Stores Factory On Division street, near Senrfe
Block, Cleveland, onio. nolviCoi
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ONE OF rHE PARTY NOT RETURNED BEFORR Mr.


Two gentlemen from this city, who were
passing, on Sunday morning, through the
field where the captives were taken, diseov-
cred sheet lying partly concealed within a
shock of corn. Upon further examination
they found little child of % years partly
wrapped in the sheet. 1t looked up with a
pitful, wild look, but was too much exhaust
ed to cry, it having been exposed there two
nights and one day, covered with nothing
but thin cotton sheet 1t was cold and
swollen, and looked as though it had nearly
cried itself to death. 1t was taken TO a house
and cared for, and yesterday had quite re-
covered and seemed cheerful. It is probable
that when the man who was dragging the
woman over the fence was fired at and called
for help, some one Of the party was carrying
the child and threw it down and ran to the
relief Of his companion.
What say you mothers of that "institu-
tion" which makes such things possible, and
allows them under cover Of law2
There IS much feeling here in regard to
the course taken by conductor Sherman and
much speculation as to what should have
been done by him. He should perhaps be
regarded as innocent until proved guilty;
but the case is such and the feeling such,
that some public explanation on his part is
expected and would seem proper. -''
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AnttintI SaIEs.
WEDNESDAY. OOT I'm. 1860.
JTION by............O. CUTTER & SON

BANKRUPT SALE OF planning MA
CHIMES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-17
Cleveland, October l5, lst


John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10th day Of October, A.
%. 1850, a summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G. II. Benham, Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Tor the sum OF
S65 67lOO dollars In favor of said plaintiffs and that
said action will be for hearing before said Justice at
O'Clock A. NJ, November 18th, 1850. -. % ..
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct. 1895 Plths Atty.
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AFrj AaUeFttseAlEWts.
NOTICE-MATIONAL MILLS.
yunOO pUNEpGuIDu uEPE

AAN~I All ALANAbAN
TOFORE existing under the name Of Pulling
& Howe 70 this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The business will hereafter be carried In the name
Of Geo W. Howe 3 Co., who, thankful for past pat
rOnaRe, hope TO merit continuance Of the same by
observing great care In the selection Of wheat and
furnishing their customers with Flour not excelled
In this country HENRY ID. PULLING,
GEO. ". HOWE.
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DIR. R. ]. LYONS,

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL OVER TIL b
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERR. DOCTOR,
will be at his Oce No. 252 Superior street, CteVe-
land, Ohio, Opposite the Post Once, two doors east
Of Hofman's Block, on the following dates OF zach
and every month, viz:
IsL 2d llth 18th, I3th, I4tk and 3Oth
gBA PAMPHLET, va
containing brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Life Study.
and extensive Travels, has just been Issued by him.
which be obtained at his office by all who desire
APPOINTMENTs ABROAD;
Toledo-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins House
each month, 2lth, 25th and 10Th.
Ravenna--Collins House, ecch month, Sd and 9Th.
Akron--EnIire House, each month, 9Th and 9th.
Pafnesyille--Cowle House, each meRth, 18th.
Massflon-American Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Rlyrfa--Beebe House, each month, 10th and 18th.
Balleyue-Ballevue HOuBe,each month, 10th Il 2lBt.
Adrian, Mich.-Each month, 22d and I'd.
Mansheld-Zth and 18th
DR. LYONS PROCESSES to discern diseases by the
Eye He, therefore, asks questions, nor requires
one and all, and have your symptoms and the lOca-
tiOn Of your disease explained, free Of charge.
MAXIM STRICTLY ADHRRED TO.
give such balm as have no STRIFE
VIII nature or the laws Of life
With blood my hands 1 never stain,
Nor POISON men TO ease their pain.
p. S--Dr. LYON pledges MS sacred word ana non
or that he will in nOwise, directly and indirectly, in
duce or cause any invalid TO take his medicine with
out the strongest probability Of relief or CURE.
E1J- Consultation and advice free OF charge. ~
The poor will be liVerally considered. aug3
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finaneial
Gngrariug---gIatiug.

SILVER PLA TING AND BELL HANGING
THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPAR-
ED 70 re-plats spoons, Forks, Castors, Fruit
Bishes and all other articles Of table ware aa socd
as new; also, Stair Rods, Door Knobs, Bell Pulls,
&C. rs-plated plated to order, By hand OF eectro
process, as good a. any other establishments In the
country
BELL HANGING
Promptly attended ts, and all work warranted a.
represented, at reasonable prices,
Room No. 4 Mechanics Block, corner Of PEogpect
and Ontario streets, 1up gtairs.l
81 IMPROVED HEMHER, turning tie hem
down instead Of Up, on sewing Machines.
ROBERT GILL,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

r AIDES, THE PLACE TO GET
your BOnnets
DYED BLACK,
AND PRESSED
IN FRENCH SHAPE,
Is at the Millinery Rooms Of ..
MRS. SHAW,
sep5 236 Superior Street.
THOSE ELEGANT RIBBONS
and Flowers have just arrived at
MRs. SHAW'S ROOMS,
oet4 26 Superior street.
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The sandualry5 kidnapping Case---NlOsI
brutal OufrnRer,


The Register Of the l6th gives some further
particulars Of the Infamous kidnapping of
two families near that city by Deputy U. s.
Marshal Manson Of Cincinnati, aided by Con-
duotor Sherman Of the Sandusky, Dayton
and Cincinnati Railroad The persons stolen
were as follows; Henry Burns, wife and one
child. It is claimed that the woman is free
Thomas Marshal, wife and one child. The
children were each about six months old,
and were born in Ohio. The Register says:
They first came here in December last, as
we are told, and sometime during the winter,
rented 80 acres Of wild land for FIVE years,
put up cabins, and moved onto it in March
last. In the spring they cleared seven acres
and put out crops, and the cultivated land is
now covered with q fine crop OF corn, &c,
sufficient for their winters supply.
Several of our citizens have visited the
place, and they report that everything looks
as though they had been industrious and
were very comfortably situated. There are
other negro cabins in the neighbOrhood--
none close by-and no whites living near
The colored man who heard Mrs. Burns cry
ing as she was being dragged over the fence,
and who shot at the kidnapper was probably
the first one Of the nsighbors aroused, and
the first to give the alarm.
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. AT AUCTION by...........O. CUTTER SON,
n GUTTER e. SON WILL SELL
". on Wednesday, october I7th commencing
OF 10 O'clock A. NJ. at the Pratt 4 Wilson Packing
House, adjoining the Columbus street Bridge, Nine
''NOTcrOss Patent Planning Machines, with Wood
worth's improvements four OF which have tOngers
and grooves uttached. The Machines are new and
In perfect order for use and celebrated for
Omy and thorough work. This sale will afford a
rare opportunity TO obtain a good machine at low
price, they will all positively be sold 70 the high
est bidder without any reserve, 10 close bankrupt
estate Ifdesred liberal credit win be given with
undoubted security.
Any further information respecting the sale can
be obtained BY applying to II. A. Chaplin Co., Co
iumbus street, Octi:3H
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Confectionery.
SEwEltu.

D0GERS' SILVER PLATED
III RARE.-Ths best ware in America. Sold
hers only by COWLES 4 CO.,
Wedde House