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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
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CLOTHING, 60.

A A BETTER CHANOB Sx1LL-rHn UNDERSIGNED
~ avsis hiDsslf Of shs opportunity 70 hh ~
h wn continue % ny ,hs very hessss proes fos a< :.
having or ciothng nd viahng obtain fA Prise "a
be and a1dres f. Isl seventh avenue, betvss
Mrs r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

ho cHRIfroPBEs srREsf:1 ln = noIDER. rul
s iss~ Of scr hss resurned 70 Tits cay sv~
~ ss,rr of III Affairs shroarh ME wfth and
1900 ~ hs.Is wealth snd marriage business scsne.s sb
!. =, frepds and cesh BewEs o. lnnrsa,os Mrs r. !
's' "a 4, slsse-rsh SWEET Her fe-s r-tac-d 70
G@ NJ es,s. % c~~s Remember her residences
"a hrssp Ssr street. nesr ~sverisy piAss.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17
9(gentnr fit ben 9OBbef'iden
S(lHunftabaf.

eb made btermtt betant 6aB i'd bic &Sent fir ben Be-
ra6ten % aug r Ta9 SS Samaf
i'd 6n an QBbDefale unb SIen-@erfduer IN erndBtst
T1Trffpretfe ablnie. 9etnrt6 &nefelt,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

Der llnendHe meIder NIT Cbsea llebea bebaftet 1T h61h
Ineu enen abrenen gr5t renben bnrd welen t
BON Ieen Susen befre irb irnber btuelbeR au befd-
tiot ienen 3ronte cine ebr bi9e 6nu8 gu maiden brenb
er in ben dIen, bic @nnppnie @ etpas tn baS @btem
einoerraelt, rhr bic 6ranbe pier @ 9e9rfn bat et-
ner melt er6Beren &nutS bercbo lit. 8cren9n9en cber
v@ctureS" merbn mad ener bon Dr g. Sulitb auise-
fnbencn Beban6lnngSpee In rer9en Goeen rtn Sdm3en
coer Sncpnren3en FIT ben Noenten 9ebe 3u9Ieh 9ara-
tint Or e. g. Gnietb, bnB feline gntshn6une ber rtretbra"
No., ais .icres@ bcbanhet perben ppbur 10 Oft @barlaane
bte trotrgikn SScI9en berbetnbren. gs4
Singe 2eue unb Nue, uel1e Iemnnler Stmd5e Ibcn
cHn @ BET 3eitsn mbtn wObur e sslen Hn,er nab grDbe
nntofsn crIparcn. ID
Or & s. emitb bat burd bic Sadl Cur pbsr srantSet-
ten sbbere 8elbmbet ais gch Elm onber H5t tn Gntcrn
Ian9t. gr bt bas eI IN ben f6pier9ten bon @rnb aus b
eibt Der Contribution TIRE urprnnse Sra peber intem
efoe uub niIbe Iti anireu6et Seine Rb;n TT fret bon
Weertlr pnb oen moraiden @ten, In elmer bequem bin
&eiie nnbemertt rbne @tSring tn @d an rsnrIal,
eenouml perbn. gu be9 @nt5inbun9 en0etreten 1T,
irr6 cine ginIhrinfino Der 2ebensmeie notbmen6ie.
9ud ben Rrantbeen bes rebGen @eId4edbts Bat Gr e. ..
Gtb felt Sbe Soren ieine bonbere AutmeidmeH
aCtpibme unb rerprit alien 2ehenhcn cine beenbe Cur.
Or. g. 9. Smtib'S Rrdnentaoe r raiisn tonn obi
gem Yabe erbaln. Die W1ehau i gut Mb wurhe ncbab
abrn auBerc1beutli piel bapcn gebraut Nrs $5 Ber-
fonn pele Baltimore entt pcbnen t6nnen mad genanr
Ansobe SppCme Or. ). @. Sntb IN pDtoIreieu Brn
cOuIr unb Die Wcb3n mad hgenb einem Ebes bes 2anb1
eeihidt erbaten. fgs 58
3ue 9tufrasen beBsn frete prbottnt. n br Df RnA >
parate 3mnier 3ar DiSpciftpn ber goteuten.
Often bon llbr Ncr9ens bis ltEr NbeubS.
- aa Or. g. .. Gnfttb.
Sa3o-s Wc IL Shh-Trebertdfr Ssltmcue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

ai0 cine Stellun9 Der gSeIt oe1eniiEer oe
lptnneft Ou muBt einen Salpn baben, etnen
Naineut etnen &an9 ltno op id ltIber Dir
/ oa8 nl9t 9tbfn fann, 70 ml1Ien mir aIlo
eatallt beoa1t lein, Dir einen @elnabl au
lu6en. 5i1 >7'''''''T. o"
2Rlll fftn, 1ieinL RIFF Ite in Eammenbem
S5orn, 19 wiu feinen @emabl itA nil feinerl
Nan9, teinen Namen, feiuen @5olon r1 rc<et
pabe NIT metnen Gbrdllsii ale piele eitlen
uno tbprtbten Wanide bon mir aboepQfben.
SN iptll ntttS mebr, ais Sic lteben, Sbnei,
Dlfllen, uno Sie erbeitern nit meinen DIlmn,@
getten lno neinen Sabenlprinoen, lpeun bic
tlu9en Seute sic eenue oeIanorpeilt boben
I a1 nv lpter 2Selebelt unp tbrem ebrbarem
/ 9fauenldritt. 49,. ' "
@np lob beoarf elmer FOLDER @rbeiteruno.
lb beearf Oeiner, laete Der Staatsfon,lerp,
DaS Seben 1T Elm 70 lanaueilioe8 Dina poe
man ipobl oofur iprsen nuB, es lfe, Elm fpee
mig Sn DerIhDnern uno aufsu(dmiifen. Or
I6rleperitf, icait fortan Der Shmuf meincS
Inrnlell Sfr1ulltet1 pielfad, in Nnlprud oes
llommenen SebenS isin l1nb i6 wtll oieIer
S6mud nibt Derleu9nen, ibn nibt por Der
gGelt nit Sdleiern iiberfIulffoer Sdaanr
Yerbulleu. SA pfrbe INNER aI8 Wonn. olS.
Olener oes Staat6 meine SNulciottit tbuu,
uno ben pHtcben 9ent8en, rpeI6e id be-
l1ncren, uno ete mir Oa6 Sbtf1al auferleot
bat, absr bafitr ioq es mir audi eraubt letn,
ol6 Wenlh nuf meine @ei1e oliIflfd, ~
/ lein, tno meirem Bitter einiae 5Sreube unpl
@rbpluns, etni9en @enuB 81 lhnffen, 9on
beute an, 5rleoerlfe, nebme i6 DID an ols
tneine Spch!er, nneine @eleHl1afterin, meine
9FeSertn unc 6reunpin ul,p ais loIde ioali
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/ lOlfe tpia id Di6 Den WenlAen ,eioen,
welGe 3n mir fpmnler, unp lpenn bre lie
| 9erlide prioerie es ntGt ettraoen fam, al,
Der Seite zines Sreie6 ein iunaes Mapden
Su lebenL oa6 ibn al6 paS @tbtnprptb 1tines
perIpldencen Sa9es unltrablt, nun, fo ms.
gen le ibre 9lu9en abmenpet,, unp i'm Sc
tllDl lprsr ltcBen Eu9enp BON pannell efben,
Aber eS fra9t itb, 5rieperife, ob Oh Die
9efabrtln beS @5rfiles iein piQlt, pb e8.
Dir 9enlt9t an meiner Seite at eben als
metne Sreunoin meine Scbter uno 8eleQs
I9aftertn? 6H Hefla
Sic Ieste ibre beiocn 9anpe auf feline
S0ultern unO lab ibm tief in pte 9luoen.
SD mill NQe8 pa5 letrl fltiiferte fte leife unp
ld9elno, 9QeS pas mas Sie pOuen, paB tcb
fem iplI! SD wilI nur fir sic leben, nur
Sbre Q8unlAe ols meine 0eleBe betradten,
sunO pents lcll eS MIDI fiinnlern, Ob bic
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itdf, nno ibren Ialferbaften 9er2n binter
mir Der lndt wenni6 DOriiberseeansen bin.
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Or. 9Obnltoll,
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m st unntS9 mdsu uHD suest ben RSrpsr Hab StHn SER
4s5 n, Sunse Mdnner, II
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0as idpt OteIt 1ausnos In n u nbes rdS rets mel de-
mn Dcnncr bet sssstiams BEN snSt besasr uns bst
etr tssaubsrnht GSnt tatlcd paben phrbsn m6sen @ NIT
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Huarl9 Nadmaber burebeue bnb eerLienCIe SuddIaber
Hptifer Stielwt6er StaBenreut9e Qampenputer &C.
neaaen @ reeema6 Nerits unb Iduern daee3pSen Dr.
Svhnfon's &uf In Der Mdbe. -. .,.-,
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d. Sine 9eilan9 IN 2 Engeu susefAert.
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0r. SobnIfo,,

tse tse f6n8ltden @pueetums bes gDunSdr In apnbcn
ten Der ben erBn 6be etnss Qebens In ben 6ppttarn ron
Sp0 VarS Eba6elpIta unr dnpeen Stdben 5lsebrad ba
s9e per tnorbaren 6eiluHen rptnbe Dcn enen bic @e
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oe BET Serdufbe u Ietr rfbrede bte III oft rns
tqn be Sernsen 8Ietnefetten w. ausenblid se
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25altinlorc=Sccf=SoOlpjta

Gesrunpet CUR llnterorifun9 Der Qudflulteret.
Der ein3i9e Ylab, mo etne 9etIun8 erlnndt
m g iperoen fdEu+
E 9tnDerun9 In leAS Stunbn'.
Ren auediber, pas elterc @elunpbett DCl'
t sg ~ m lenDS rliilltrt.
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CSi0el1er S5eer6 1T SDIDes ipert6
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m benz @utnidelpnessanse Der @nebtune nb ur bdbt see
anet BEN merbb0uen unh t6tgfen Gbe bes Sta6tsebes
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nS Q6ts i'm antt Der 6abt u benz fur bas erfe Edulenb
f1eeten 9rets SIPS gum 8rfauf su brtnee itnb rdr
abneen S. 8reie Deebs tn better TUrn sdrnnttrt Die
ndugrtHndtme bieies SabttbeS H lUrDbf bS6fen
6a1u trangen. DUs Bbefn unb gerttnbns ie en
steamer 3ur Sereauns reeemdBeer Werbnbne NIT
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hes planes Der @eielfbn eebaut un6 bic gusfbrung
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bebenb enreber tn enem 5000 Qudbrau6 ers6en drten
bier enem redet auf benz @efelldasbampflfe erben je
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ntt ur feline geetnrdd gune cnbern muB Ou6 Musbruuo
pbiaen Saenpanes erf feline sdn5e QDf etett erlaneen.
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betterte grrthetle gerHnea. ~ a #@t SBy |GS,&
gamgbes uneHselti6 ausSsebsu unt ndbsre ga-
rtfteu erthettt bur9
stci9@ S. S6mt6t asent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

OeIia sBut9lrencet
Gdnopps :?
Sl6ners purgrenber S9naPps TT bas bette unb renae
tsniibe eflftte mas be gublfn aneetCten mube Gs
ftrb BON 8rite nGmd 9rauben pEaunlen pereret
nno TT a6nsltd frei bpt dlen fhdbltden 9ntdten
Gs 1T en ltebltHer Gpf=ta roer Elm afpettfdrtenbes Sc
trf b belenbers eeeignet SDrnen Der Debaaunesr-
game su heilen. ~. -
fSners purgtrenber Sdndpps rrb bon ben erdhren<
en- gerateu ur eung D9Spep unberbdulthtet uebfl-
felt bs DanaelS an Mppet nb dtner BeiHwerben emprb
Ien An babeH BET s. B.fG barrpr unb @p,
49, - Gde SdnpDers nnb Qcnibdrbfr.
ge,l6mt dletniser Nsent fir bte Ser. ct
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Sunee Nfdnner.

eeenee ps6t bic Sp sues sebeimen 9aers eswcrbtn nb
purh TIRE rbdbenen 3asnte une entdesn 0srdnbe stras
mn cem Donner ne Ssrebtdmtett ben besetert
er tssaubfrnfs lSnt tnOd paben parben, mSeen t NIT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-17

Dr. 8. g. SmttS kteIt ss frhpsr fur ecrberIi bem ynD
nt ets @ubnIinien ener Dcrh8li1en @genf@1cR ais N
n6 gbrur9 81 eebe iOe einoe ber 8cbe anjufnbre mel
de aus perIbnler GpnuotCnn weaen Iwer0er nb gefdh.
der Rrutbeen NIT bm sraGeH; htes TT iett bpd innbt6is
gepcrbel. rs fs rsasN.s
&c II e.lssnb tr Rn sss.nports nnr olnaSrsn sa e tn
isine 9ast anmaute Dbssu Sranhsisn ssewoOt nnb in
ben Iebn Sdbren mebr Pntienn cr as 3ir @earlbin9
ieines Rumens ais tbdsr unb SemeunbtS a nCtbwenb9
une Uiel bon allen Gersten beFSu Sact uianeu9c
scI6eben tann
SbsIei etRem 2Dele Der wHsIiebe b drsen raris
fir Qundaberet aueeieben rb onu3ei9en 10 eieiuen sbo
bic ben NIT icIen &rantben bebafen Nerione erpofen6e
gOrbeie OrOb, nm n&t bas @neen far Fr nCbweu6is
kolte Stuff ibt enen @bulr9 uui baS Sei
ptreu? enen Ocipe bic RronF6.ca @nss n BeIens
unb enen G nm cine cntiss Rrant9et 5n 1eIes limb 8e
ebt ne ht IN b 0pran8iesun9 baB ibre SuIfe FIR
c9ret bdIt II Dr. g. g. Smitb TIT Der dtete re9etadBto
orabuire g tpr In Baltimore nsen ld6t. Sein Praris
1T in ben bte abrc ne 70 as9ebcbnte 9epeieu unb bat
2ranfbten tn aen den unS ninbere In BIS 8a9em eebe
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dn9en MAIDEN, bcn Grfanne ielb ben erfabrcAeu NIB btsn
0I.~ala .Gaek., aIATsSr
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8elpnoers slt bead,ten /!

Or S0tnaOn btee nleH Deuen Ht 5die re&e Ed bird
GcIe eebee unndtiltGe ef mn6 R6rper erHSrembe r
bic Nrbett biz Geaaft unb bic Gbe undbis aenb Qaarr
&c ednaht bdbtn.
pier ns ttne Der rdureen unb beastnswerttsn reeu er
ruben errtneetten bes aafers S&wdde I'm ufen unb In
ben 9leeern Sdmerjeu TN pp GSwdhe bes eidts WerIuf
esr vlusraft 6rstlCptn nerp6fe unrute Mngenlhw1de
unrrhnnna Der 0erbduunesOreant aHeemetn &nErGftung
SpmptOutf Der Shwnptbt 1fa ~f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

TIE CONCERT LAST EyENING.-The audience
which gathered at the MelodeOn last even
ming to hear the singing Of Miss Juvinelis
Olivia and Miss Celestia, were very happily
disappointed. The young ladies came with
out the prestige of a high reputation; they
were strangers, and as such, Cleveland ex-
peeted little of them, but seldom has an au-
dience retired better pleased with a musi-
cal entertainment. Miss Juvinelia has
remarkably clear and sweet voice, and
some of her solos were charming. Her sister
sings with unusual correctness and express
sion, and, depending as they were upon no
orchestra or accompaniment except their
own, they fairly delighted their hearers, and
won hearty applause. They have consented
to remain and give one more concert this
evening: Go and hear them, if you would
be thoroughly pleased. e.. .-s7ra i, %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
The Tenth--The Crorhnn Guu.


In the brilliancy of Perry's victory let US
remember the unexampled defense of Fort
Stephenson, now Fremont, just forty days
before that naval exploit. A large quantity
of stores was collected here. Harrison with
a council of war had decided that the post
should be abandoned-being indefensible
against heavy cannon-and gave orders to
Mr.. Croghan to that effect. Croghan dis
obeyed, or perhaps before it could be carried
out the British and Indians in large body
from Maiden attacked the fort. 1t had but
one eannon-a six FOUNDER. Sir Geo, Pro-
vOst, in dispatch to the Home Government
from Montreal of Aug. 25, 1913, states that
General Proctor moved forward from NAL
den July goth with $50 regulars and between
500 and 400 Indians and six pieces of artil-
lerY. Ft. Stephenson was garrisoned with
$50 men under Croghan who had just turned
his 2Ist year. Proctor demanded a surren-
der, and told the unvarying story of the dan
ger of provoking general massacre by the
savages unless the fort was yielded; to all OF
which Croghan replied that the Indians
would have none left to massacre ifthe Brit
ish conquered, for every man would have
died at his post. Croghan's musketry did
not prevent the enemy from advancing tc
within thirty feet, when under the darkness
of the night the one cannon was unmasked
and cut down twenty-seven at a SINCE dis
charge. The enemy recOiled and retreatedi
losing ninety men-the Americans one
Thus the supplies and men were saved tc
move forward, after Perry's victory, aiding
in the pursuit of the Aeeting Proctor and
Tecumseh.
This renowned gun has been in requisitiOr
since on special occasions. Shall it be al
Cleveland on the Tenth What say the
Committee and friends in Fremont? Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

FAINEsvILLE HORSE FAIR.-The Fair closed
on Thursday afternoon. In the race between
"Western Metropolis" and "Ike stadden, ,,
the latter won the first heat in2:2s. The
former the three next heats in 2:24, 2:22 and
2;SO. Ike Stsdden was then withdrawn and
Metropolis took the last heat and the race in
2:3O.
10 close up the programme with some
sport, running race was then started with
the following entries:
B. Merritt, Rock Creek, names jim.
R. Lorain, Vienna, names Henry Hake.
B. Hickey, Burton, names Crazy Mare.
a. Collander, Painesville, n. Flying Jack.
W. Mosher, lie Roy, n. Dan Rice.
NJ. Gordon, Perry, n. sorrel Jack.
The last was withdrawn and the horses
came in in the following order: Henry Hake,
jim, Dan Rice, Crazy Mare, Flying Jack.
Everybody then went home, satisfied with
the days sport
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
RRPUBLICANs. ATTrNrIo,,

The DETROIT MEErNG.-The fare to De-
troit and return on Monday and Tuesday
nights next will be 50 for Wide Awakes and
% for other citizens. The latter is just half
fare The good steamer Ocean should be
crowded with the attendants upon the great
Seward demonstration, and it undoubtedly
will be. Especially should every Wide Awake
make it point to attend. Don't let Cleye-
land be beat in numbers by any city of her
size.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

AN lMPROYED FARM Of 2S5 scres-In Wiseonsir
y miles from the Mississippi River, In COUNT
Well settled excellent soil well Watersd 10 aerrz
TIMBER 80 acres under cultivation. Exehangs
lor q good iarm in this county or city Dropsrfv
worth say $3.50 balance mostly on time. SIs psr
l64 ACkks--s miles from the city. Exchange for a
mouse and lot or vacant lot on east side III River
HOUSES AND LOTS-on ScOviIe, Perry and Pitts
r,ol9n P9nnE8n IA streets, to exchange for farm.
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-store spd
Dwellings with lot. to exchange for a farm.
LANDS IN Ohio Indiana and Michigan, with gor,e
eash' 10 exchange for good house and lot in this
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-r miles
east OF the city, viii sell the WhOIe or a parf and
Miii Iq2e some good Western lands in part paw
NACE VILLAGE PROPERTY-A large COTTAGE
mouse, well finished and in good styles, with -
acres land, u miles from this citg-oIe half II
pay may be in goods, horses and buggieS or Other
property. 1i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

The EXCURSION ON THE TENTH-Two davs
ago the announcement was made that the
Cleveland Grays had chartered the steamer
Ocean for an excursion on the 10th. This
was wrong. The Grays have chartered the
Western Metropolis, and the Alert Hose
Company the Ocean.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
A BARGAININ REAL ESTATE
IRA BRISTOL
ROUSE q JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INsUB ANCE AeRNTS
No. 2ll Superior st., zap stairs,l
MARBLE BLOCK.
ZOE SALE.

-,,-,-,.- FOR SALE.
HOn t1nGIOh STREET, near Prospect-A first
rate House, well furnished throughout with ~
cry Gonyenlence. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
il 4I me Public Square, lot 4lxlOO feet with two
tAEhM, s. Aeres-l2 miles from the city. Good
hOu5eI Darn, orchard, &C., we'll Watered, soil
sandy lean. $40 per acre.
hAsShLIh AZ, ~, sFkEEf-GOOd house. and lot Il2rIss
: 1BkE III I 5IhEEf-IwO story house and lot. s55O
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MTLIg-Wffb ma.
ehinery IN good order and leasehOld, well located
In this city. Very cheap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

FUNERAL OF Mr.. PAREs.-The funeral of
Robert Parks will be attended this morning
at II o'clock, at the Cathedral. There will
doubtless be very large attendance.
The music of the Catholic services will be
the "Gregorian Mass for the Dead, /" and oI
Know that Ny Redeemer LiFeth."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

$500 REWARD.-Five dollars reward will
be paid to any person who will give any in
formation that win lead to the discovery and
conviction of the party or parties thatmali-
ciously tore down the Bills belonging to the
Cleveland Light Guards and Grays, and also
tore down the undersigned's board on the
night Of the 3Oth ult. THos. J. QUNLAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
RIcHARDsOx's SHERRY WINE B1rrrRs.-y

RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BrrTERs.-We
are not in favor Of universal bossting "a system Of
en- employed By others) Of the celebrity Of this or
that medicine and we keep our praise until we have
positive knoWiedge Of the value and virtue of an ar
ueie. WeJudge Of the tree BY its fruits, and when
We ma medicine with really curative powers, We
at once come out and recommend it to the public
In the present instance We cordially recommend to
our readers Or. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters.
We know Of nOthing-to excel this for the objects
Il proposes to undertake
The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY Gaylord
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

Tbs CeNvENTIoNs.-The Republican Coun
y Convention meets this morning at IO11
o'clock, at Atheneum Hall, the Republican
headquarters
The adjourned Democratic County Con-
ventiOn meets this morning at 10 o'clock, at
National Hall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

CLEVELAND DIRECToRY.-Geo. W. Hawes.
Of indianapolis, well known for his State gaz-
etteers, proposes publishing Directory of
Cleveland. We ought to have a yearly di
rectOry and have had none this year. Will
Mr.. Hawes come along7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01

TAYLOR Griswold a Co-Yarns, &c.
J. b. Cobb Co-Dictionaries.
Robbins = Appleton Spurious American Watches
Re'tberg a HaHsmann-Nets for the Hair
r. P. spalding- Attorney at Law.
Feed. Cyriax-Freneh Dyer. .......
b. Parsons St Georges Society.
J. H. sargent-Notioe to Contractors.
h. D. Kendall q Co-Dry Goods.
Fhos, J, Quinlan-S5 Reward Business notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-01
- hoiloway's Pills aud OinfI1epf ara sold Inv
CHuRCHILL q BROTHER.
5. W cor. Ontario st. and Pub seFas1e
B7g-The Book ofall 0tbs-s NJ, .bo7,I5 y

BG@The Book ofall Others that should he
read by men with damaged and broken down eonsti-
'u''ons' ia Human Frailty, or Physiological Re.
searches. 1t Is beautifully illustrated and treats
'uu'eiy OF all the symptoms that Invariably dovsl-
ope themselves sooner or later resulting nom the
iraltios and yitiating habits Of early youth inca
paeitatng the victim from sharing the fruition of
the matrimonial state, aud ifnot checked in time,
aeSenerating all the functions Of manhood, and
bringing him, step by STEP to a lingering and un-
timely death.
Sold BY Or. BARROW, Isi Bleeoher e., NY
Price 3 cents. sent free Of postage everywhere.
Sold also BY GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM. FrsKE
Druggists, Cleveland