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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

Look TO YOURSELF IN TnlE.-How many,
in consequence of q false deIicacy suffer from
Suppressed, PaiHfiIL OF distracted neaStrttation,
and think because they. are young that by
and by nature will work itself clear from
obstructions, and all come right in the end,
little dreaming that the seeds of death are
already terminating in the system because
thevitsl energies are impaired, and the entire
animal economy deranged, debilitatsd; and
yet, csTelsss Of themselves as they are, if 8
remedy were set before then which would
restore al the functions Of the new system,
and reinTigorate the body, they would take
it, and thus be in time to save their lives.
Parents, think Of this and at once give them
4 bottle Of Prof Woods Restorative Cordial
and Blood Renovator.1 Do not fail TO read
the advertisement aeaT f arf1.' aat
For Sale by Strong / Armstrong and Drug
gists generally. a4-r .r,v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

Two years ago the counties of Uuyahoga, ,Ge-
anga and Lake gave the faithful Wade near
ly 1000 majority. Make FIVE THOUSAND
the mark for Albert G. Riddle on Tuesday
nextl He deserves il, AMI the Republicans
Of the District can give it If they will poll
every vote. See that it is done. Such a
proud majority would make still more un-
bending backbone already stiff as a alcrowbar
for the right. ri,
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ACnmnIInnntTn Indeed.

Judge Griffin, OF Rochester N. Y, tLr
Oldest law practitioner and among the ablesi
Of the legal gentlemen of Western New
York, has paid the Perry Statue a critical
visit. Judge Griffin knew Commodore Perry
and saw him at Utica after the battle of Lake
Erie, and moreover being soldier in that
war, was deeply interested in all the stirring
events Of that day; and the men and deeds
Of those days are strongly fastened in his
memory. Judge Griffin pronounces the like
ness Of the Statue an admirable one, The
Sculptor, Wsleut may indeed feel great sat
isfaction in knowing Of such unprejudiced
Judgment in favor of his work.-Herald.
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RemarEabIe PoHticai Doeuu;sut.

The most singular document which the
presentcampaign has brought forth is a letter
Published in the Illinois papers, from the
Douglas candidate for State Attorney, Sc.
Flannigan, in which he asserts that though
his choice for President, above ali other men,
is NJ. Douglas, yet says that as the election
Of Douglas ia an impossibilitE he has con-
eludsd TO support Lincoln in order to put down
the disunionists. He says: a
al prefer to support man who has in
fuence and strength enough to put down the
disunion element which We find in our happy
and at this time prosperous land. And
finding L en- inpossibilif5 70 eoc6mpiish
this end by supporting StephsnA, Douglas
the man we all SO much admire, / am con.
strained, from sense Of duty to my God and
my country, to tender my feeble efforts to
Abraham Lincoln, the nominee of the Re
publican party. N
This, no doubt, win surprise many Of you
at inst glance, but feel assured that when
you come 10 examine my reasons, many, if
not al ofyou, viii Justify me in, -the step ].
am now taking in the present political battle
pl Ine county and viii, upon mature delibe-
Iallon ana reflection, Join me in humblinF to
-f ne Gust tne party which seeks to destroy ouf
Federal Union, and spread civil war snsyal,v
and confusion throughout the land. nj 81
@oaie NLLingiy support prglas bat
~ S Oh nam can have no other.
q1lse. l-1 :, o. carry ths election into the
HOUSE PlesenlaiiTes, which viii either,
~ elect eSenridge or j t1e House SHALL fail
70 elect BY ne tth Of March, Il is probable
the Senaie viii sect ice Lane, who becomes
President Of the 6nited States. And Lane
VIII only be tool in fhe hands of the dis
nhionihts 70 OaecOmplisb II, 4 one ides Of break
ing mp the conlederacy and veotinQ The slave
States, together with our WesteTns country,
80 into 8 separate and independent govern.
2n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

1S- We'srs pleased to acknowledge tie
compliment Of a grand serenade and new
rocket cheer by the spirited Cleveland Grays
and their excellent Band, at very early hour
this morning. Long may both wave
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7RT1IY II0RNINE, OCT. 5, 1850.
7F7--T- 7S1 oRNAnENTAI, PRINTING.
RRPUBLICAN N0lIINATIoNs.

For rProsident--ABRAHAI LINCOLN.
l I'D I" Ylos sPresideut-HANNEBAL HAhLIN.
supreme JudgU-JAO0B 0BBRINhEfHOEF
= Z. " Attorney Goneral-IAlIEs MURRAY
SO yad1 BEARD Pub Works-IlEVI SARGENT, -.,
= ..-- q Oon7ross-A LBERT q. RIDDLE.
Probate Judge-DANIEE4 r.. TILDEN.
Clerk Of ofUouFt-FRED. J. PRENTIss.
Eherla-IAMEs A. CEiAW.
Audit0r-HENRY y G. HAWKINS. '
Oommssioner-J01IN BARNuM. sIrofs
suryeyor-J. @. SEXTON. -tt5
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CuYnhoEa Couuty oau Fair.

7..-.-.s THIRD. BAY. r -fr
Owing to the Republican. demonstration
yesterday, the attendance at the Fair was
somewhat slim. It improved, however, in
the latter part Of the. afternoon, when the
grounds presented quite an animated spec
taels. 7ovsls % bsnss sb.s asa ss,
y In yesterdays report we neglected to make
mention Of Briggs, Patent Combined Lock
and Sash Ralspers J. ". Briggs, Of this
city, is the general agent. It simple in its
construction, and recommends itself at enee.
We have-pot space this morning to make
any extended notice Of the Fair, The fol-
lowing premiums we're awarded yesterday;
-..--s ve5 HORsEs.-
No. l-THoRouoH-pREn '--"
Best Brood slare, and coItdhder VI. sooi op,I-
tiles eonsideFed, oShs9, ana Geo. Dsnger,
GalrdI6g ge5mnittes-J. X. ourti. o,sv.l:OS - !.
William Fuller BROOKLYN Charles WassOn, OlsYo.
rdi fad vaN6. 2--HoRsEs ron ALL woRK. a11tr
Best stallion over 4 years old W.lB. Gilbert,
sesond sfOyOrl years old, B. A. Bragg, OISys "
Best Stallion years and under Z, J. B. soItsr. "
Best sIsiiain years and under q, Jas. Kirk. = %
second Bsst, 5ysars and unders, Daniel WI y
Cleveland, - a a,
Second beat Brood Mare and c,lt 49,, - . "
-er, John Stet, Rookborf - i''-ssi- i'-ssi- ttoNetlT . -,
1tSs Cis1siazg lliliz years and uHdsF4 W. R, Henry,
ssssSi3a best years under 4 J. B. sOrtsr, Nav. "
sSs9nS SS.t killg years and under Jua Boyd %
Best years and dhdsr ?, J. B. sottsr NAV $50
field, ot' nay =, -.
Best Geldipg 2ySars and under Q, J. FrOel,et. %
Independence, a
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gtnppsat

e - ---I- COAL. 80
DROPOSALS To FURNISH THE
I n. O. L. Asylum with Coal from N ovember /,
leo0, TO November l., ls6l will be re ,eiVed at the
Asylum to the 10th inst Said Coal to be Of the best
Qualit Of the several Tarisiss oerred wen screen
ed, and delivered In the sheds OF the Asylum Is
WGnted A. W. POND, steward.
NeWburfb, Oct 4, 1850. -l-- oct4.3B4
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MFl0aF0Ws.

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
w hand MELODEONS Of various styles and
9ni5n, at Factory, Noe l9 land ~, Hur butts
Block, Ontario street.
All MelOdeons " 4arrantsd-
81 Tuning aud Repairing done cheap and dura-
DE. DREHEk KIHNARD co.
dac2a:Ssa fleysland. ohio.
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FARMING IMPLElIENTs.

no.
Best plow for general use, B. Martin I Co., ''
Cleveland, -itf 49, rI-'I Id79 "a 90
Begt pillow for stubble, B. lIarSin Co, :
Best steel piow, B. Martin b Co. Cleveland 90
Best side hill plOw, do do do 90
Best Michigan double plow do do 5 90
Best ploW for one horse, J. Sta1r,& Son 90
Best two horse eultivatoF, Baldwin, Dewitt
Co. 90
Best one horse cultivator, B. Martin ECo 1 90
Best harrow for general use, j. H. Breck,
Jr., NeWburgh iTl.1'T aHaI - IO0
Best combined mower and Feaper. Baldwin
+ O. Dewitt 4 Co. -,-.f -.... = H. r,.-r-. 90
Dewitt { cd. ~ ,a'., 90
Best moving machine, one horse, Baldwin >
Dewitt & 90. b srE Ha G '-9iI ~ - 2 90
Best horse rake, Baldwin, Dewitt &Gr, e 90
Best threshing machine and separator Bald
win, Dewitt 4 Co. 60
Best horse power for general use Bf ildvin,
Dewitt &CO ii-- 81 l-3 'rf % III 500
Best wheat drill, Baldwin, Dewitt 4 Co 2 90
Best hay and straw cutter B. Mar dn 4 Co. 2 90
Best stalk cutter, Baldwin, Dewitt &c ca 90
Best corn shelter, B. Martin CO. n I u1l 90
Best cider mill, for hand or no asspSFsrg - : 3
Baldwin, Dewitt & co. - 2 %
Best crOss-cut saw for horse DO yVeF Raid. T.
win, Dewitt 4 CO. 2 o.
Best eburn, j, d. c. Wheeler, { TevelanI / 90
Best grindstone hung ready for nse II NJ. e. 'ld7
Stearn CO., Cleveland - i OB
Awarding Committee-W ". Rsicb,trds SoIob.
j. ". Day, Brooklyni c. C. White Bedford.
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8Fass 40aaaEa

LANES b, ODELL, BRASS
Brass work Of every dsacriptfon, No IS Union St.
leE docrs RON Superior street. Cleveland Ohio. n
q prepared % turniBh al kinds Of work ule4 lor
steam, Water or Gas, and an the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer PUMPS q ~
kinds made and rgpatred- Brass Casting done deiy
andBrasl Work Of ell kindl repaired. doo7ks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
No. l1.-NAEIvE - I'D.

Best COW Of any age, n. Avery, Euclid, SAX
Second best COW Of any age, e, n, D1ley,
Euclid I 81
Best heifer years and under yrs, o. T.. %.
Hinekley, Brooklyn, aI Iaa rli ~
Second best heifer years and under 5, @.
h. Compton, East Cleveland, II
Best heifer 2 years and under 5 yrs., o. I.
Hinckley, Brooklyn, 2(
Second best heifer years and under 8 u.
5. Morgan, NeWburgh, (
Best heifer year and under 2, Henry Tay-
lOr, East Cleveland 2(
Second best heifer year and under 2, Hen
~ Taylor, East Cleveland II
Best heifeT calf, E. + Lewis, Cleveland II
Awarding COmmittee.--H Hollister, New
burgh Charles Jackson, Orange Chas Conn
ton. East CLEVELAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
FARlI PRODUCTS Or FIELD CROPS
no. 2.

Best sample Of winter wheat, not less than
one bushel, A ]. Hubbard, Newbu Eh 81 90
Best sample spring wheat, do, G. g. Gates,
Brooklyn. 90
Best sample rye, rot less than bus heI.A
Wenple, East Cleveland M -CT 90
Best sample oats, not less than one lnshel,
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CARRIAGES, HARNESS, LEATHEI ;, &C.
rafct -s. Eo.2G r=aa Ll-
land -r-r.. s. 90
Best open buggy, r. Taylor, Solon 8 90
Best single harness, z. Stephan, Cleveland 90
Best samples Of leather Il. =. PeTciFal 3 vl.r..
CO., Cleveland 2QS
Smith, d odd Co. received diploma f h VA
yer proof le Ather bOotB and shoes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

Awarding COulmitiee-John Reeves Brooilyn.
W. X. Adams. GeOrgcW Whiieiaw. Cleveiand =
DAIRY PRODUCTS
10. 25-BurrER
Best butter, not less than 90 lbs made In
May or June, X. Taylor, SolOn, IS 90
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HONEY, BEES AND SUGAR

Second best 10 lbs. honey, J A. Morgan.
Newburg, |l' n - 20
Best SAMPLE bee hives, Prof W A FIan-!ln
ders, Cleveland, 20
Best hive filed with bees E. T Sturta --'I' =
want, Cleveland =. 7.H'7' -. a NJ
Second best sample sugar from Imphee or
Chinese cane not less than 20 lbs j. ''
Sherman, y. Cleveland, ~ ---- e. LOO
Best maple sugar, not less than 10 lbs j
Sherman e. Cleveland, -' 2 90
AwARDISo CoENIrTEE D. Taylor Rock
port; A. Robinet, Independence; Fred. Willson,
Mayfeld s. ".f-.s s7l'TT
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Bet biscuit, Mrs Chas. Taylor, +. Cleye
Best domestic loaves white bread, not less 81
Cleveland -, s2OO
Second best loayes domestic white bread,
not less than a hours Old Ann E. Herd,
E. Rookport, 7 iTs- %
AWAADiAS So oHllTTEE "A Ahimahaa SherWin T.
seph Rayenear, Brecksville. .- -'I's7'7G
-.- HONEY RRRa AN aIrnAn L.
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SWINE.

NO. zU,-LAhGE DREED9. =" =
Best boar year old and under2, A P. Lea
land, Newburgh, s
Best SOW year old and under 2, and pigs,
Thos. Hird, RoekpOFt,
SMALL BREEDs.
Best boar year old and under 2, F. seott,
Newburgh,
Best SOW year old and under = and pigs,
F. Scott, Newburgh, LII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

cHsRsE. H llHNFa Iii
lst Premium. All the cheese madeby one
Dairy for six days quality the test, X.
Taylor SOlOn, sfO 90
Best cheese made present season, A. Mllens,
sss6Ssd s'SsPi'a Sc. ZOO ~ kRlDsw.g E %
solon, 90
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~ - = A%i = IN 4 .
land, = r. 50 90
Second best do, Gregory Powers, 90
Best pencil drawing, Philip Marks 90
Best photograph colOred IN oil, J. F. Ri Ger,
Cleveland, --. 2 90
Best ambrOtypes, c. W. Simpson 2 90
Best specimen penmanship, Bryant Co.,
Cleveland 90
Best specimen pen drawing, Bryant Co,
Cleveland a.' 9 90
Cleveland, 90
awarding GaPHBBtbtttif6s & Cleveland NJ Is Mary
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FOR
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TERMS
For day scholars:
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No deduction for absence, for either boar
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MELCHOIR BOSSARD, Sheriff of
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To balance due on settlement of account
for the year 1858 Sl3 80
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Williamson, Taylor & Co., vs..
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Use of Terpenning VS.. Rouse, No.
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Use of Crotzer VS.. Daily, No. 10
Feb. T. 1857, 400
Storm VS.. White, ct. al. No. %,
February term, 1857, a 90
Use of Doorance VS.. Brown, No.
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Brodhead W. Hawkins, No. Is,
Feb. tern, 1859, a 90
| Commonwealth Va. Emanuel Mar.
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Commonwealth VS.. VIM. & Eliza
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Com onwealth VS.. John Summer,
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Commonwealth vs. Emanual Mar
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By sunmoniDg Jurors, Dec. term,
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STAG 10
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