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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

TaE RAoE.-The race at the county fair
grounds took placeon Saturday in the pre-
sence Of quite q cOncOurse of people. The
match was for a purse of $40 for pacing
horses, and there we're four entries.
Three straight heats were won by Kate
Kearney, the best of these being made in
2.3s. The grounds promise to be an institu-
ton.
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LAOoNIcs.-Seneea said &" To give and to
lose is nothing; but to lose and to give still,
is the part of great mind" We have a
great mind to say that Mcclure has great
mind; for that he can give such boot for so
little money, without loss, is Incredible
You know Mcclure; on Ontario street?
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A SMASH UP.-Last evening about eight
o'clock, party of partially intoxicated in
dividuals went to the saloon of Charles
Stein, cornerof Harmon and scoville street,
and took in more fuel. When payment was
rendered, dispute arose concerning q bill
and the outsiders, taking matters into their
own hands, commenced a systematic
"smashing up" of the Interior. Shelves
were torn down, bottles and tumblers went
the way Of all glass ware, and the windows
were torn out completely.
Three arrests were made, and the police
were in search of the others during the
night.
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ELEoTRIO BATus.-Dr Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheumA.
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliTe the oircu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing, No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfsO-
tiOn to the sick. The plessantest bath
room in the city for ladies--s female Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street jy2
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NMW KEM EDDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
superoeding Oubebs, 0Opaiba, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever been before the public. Is
has been uBel by
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice with entire success In all
ra7ess
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
FOR diseases Of private diseases; Cure 8 frequent
y performed in week, znt entire conhdence may
be placed IN thom. This reInsdy IL newly discov-
cred specific, active aud more spsedy in its ef
lects than Oubebs 0r C0paiLa alone. The Pills are
half the size OF Capsules, and never nauseate the
stomach or impregHato the breath. Six dozen Pills
IN q Box.
~ Price ONE DOLLAH.
The above Will be sent BY mail, on receipt Of the
money.
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CLEARED.

Stmr. May Qusen, Viger, Detroit.
schr. Potomac, Walker, Oswego, e,5O0 bush wheat.
coal.
Schr. Potomsc, Walker, Toledo.
Sohr. g Howard, Detroit, ltO tons coal.
scow Storm, Flick, Wyandotte, IO3 tons coal.
Scow Sunshine. Harmon, SHndusky.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

soHooL PoRTFoLIos.-Messrs. S. s. J. Feath-
erstone are making neat and cheap kind
of portfolio for the use of the public schools.
They are 80 very cheap as to be within the
reach of every scholar, as they cost only
IO-l2-l5 IS and % cents each for the FIVE
different styles. They can be had at their
book bindery, IA, or their Office 225 supe-
rior street. II
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NEW YORK mARHKT-Oct. ~
fuv wuruan.nurr


ELOUR-M Market may be quoted a shade armel
Mn N more doing lo export end home consumption
disposed TO insist upon a little more money
sales 10 3l1 bbls At 65,UD5 - Tor rejected; g525a
& ~, ~ state' sot'1o'S, ior extra state
men 10 medium extra western; S5,I5 d5s5 for shin
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; g5,95@6,sO for
CANADA Es,OUI-Markot shade hrmer and
IN moderate demand Sales 1900 bbls Rt S5256s
~ t'r superhne; So,4O@6,75 Tor common to choice
RYR FLOUR-Ma-ket quiet and steady at s2,75
6bi 20 Tor fine and superine.
CORN MEAI-biArket nomlnally UNCHANGED.
WHisKK--MArkst drmer. Sales GO bbl5 at
WHRAT-Marketa a tribe better with fair de-
mand for export and home consumption. Sales arc
5000 bush Chicago spring at Sl,i663llsS; 1000 bu
Racine spring at tl,T0l,i9i si0D bush Milwaukee
eol,2l; 2 900 bush winter red we8teFn az 81 2s 81.
lSgoO bush amber Miehiganat lsSol "a; 80 bush
dian at Slll; 1900 bush white Michigan az 81 400
l,t8i 4, aOi bush white Kentucky ct Sl,ssal,46.
hth-Market steady at I0l176c
hARLEK-Market quiet at 62lf6l75c as in quail
CORN-msrkst opened shade frmor and clsssd
about lc higher. Sales 23OD bush ct Sc for inferior
mixed western; 56Gsi6lfc for common do; 5Ta5yKc
for good to prime shipping doi 6jc Tor choice white
OAT5-In moderate roqust at sOas4o for Cana
dian; 34e1S5c for western and state.
PORk-MArket unsettled, irregular and prices
a shade better. Sales 900 bbs At SI4 75N3l5,Oo for
mess; sl3 % Tor clear; 1913 for prime.
uE nAhIhpL N1hllAuea QuicL uNl WITHOUT ma
teria change, Sales about 100 bbs At S4004 50 for
country prime; s595,5O country mess; S9@ll,25 for
rtpscked meas; si2 100 1870 for rIIrn mess.
PRIME mEs8 BEEF-Market Is dull and
nominal.
BEEF HAWS-MArket firm aud in better de-
mand. Sales 20 bbls choice new western to arrive
at SE,00
Cor mRAT9--Market quiet but arm We
quote at 5d5'J4c for shoulders; 55606Sc for hams.
BACON-MRrket very gulet and prices without
QuOtabe change
l.AHD-MaIke 6rmer, aud demand activity
Sales Il50 bbls az Ssf@y5ic
GTTEEi-MaIket la fair request T;9Ilc ior Ohio
and l27zs1iic Tor state.
CHEEsE-The markrt is steady, at sds7o 10 in
quality.
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1$ Sunday School Union Concert this
evening, in the I'd Presbyterian Church, at
z o'clock.
Monday, Oct. IA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

THE GREAF SEoRET.--It ia admitted BY
Ell physicians that iho grand secret Of health and
long lie lies In keeping the blood aud various u-
ids Of the body IN high degree Of huidty. When
you feol continued pain In tho head or bowels. OF
aay continued uneasiness In any organ or other
Faris Of the body, you prevent serious sickness
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" D L U N T L ERS
FOR THE
OHI0 SEW VENTHl

bors by the
BATTLE OF CROSS LANES,
Is now In want Of zoo good men to fII up the rapks
to the maximum number
The underAlgned is commissioned b. Gen Ros- o.
cranz 10 recruit, and has ouensd an Office In fhis
CITY, whore Lieut.. NITOHELM, Of 90 X, IgIav be
ioEnl ioT FEW DAYS ONLY, to receive recruits
III Ut SWEENEY is also authorized to receive re-
eruits Il this plare
This begtmrnt having been highly honorsd In he
ih4 paced IN the advance NOV meuts OF the south
etn column rDm Clarskburgh, Va, and HAVING
llled ths expectations Of its friends fr vnOr and
bravery, and having shown itself cool abd hrn ur-
Ger bFei should nOg receive some favor from is
friends and Il s therefore expected that the Patri-
otlc Young Men Of the Deserve will nov promptly
come forward aud MI up its ranks.
OOME FORWARD AND JOIN THE
GULLY SEVENTH P'
Every man who now comes forward will shars IN
the honor and glory already won in the field
- Subsistence furnished aud expenses borne for
all enlisted men from the date Of enlistment Pag
Will then commence.
NJ Clothing and full equipments will probablv be
lgrnlshed a. Columbus, Ohio.
OIAosi is ontario street, Cosmopolitan Ball
J. y. ASPER,
oruERl
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@Lost, near Rouse's corner on satur-
day evening, pair Of silver-framed Spec
tacles. Will the person finding them please
leave them at the Leader Counting Room.
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1861. 1861.
r 7. YON,
COMkZSSYEN KER QHART
50 MarWln Q EEIAhD7 o.
Established in I54I.l
AGENT for tho sale OF New ork State Fine, CoaF1a
Ground, Solar and Dairy Salt,
OsWego snd Buffalo Cement, OF Water Lime.
DEALER IN
Grain, Flour, Provisions, Highwines, Hops
Seeds, Butter, Cheese, &c.
- Particular attention given 70 the purchase
Produoe and Merchandise on orders.
- EetsTs to an uniou-loTiug Citizens. -
innaTRE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

HIWENTY HUNDRED To THE
bGvs on hand a-d receiving daily Chippewa
W. W. CRAWFORD,
once and Yard, foot OF Seneca Street Bridge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

"RIDE Cock HORSE" "A young man
who resides within the city limits at the
present writing, but whose com mplexion, we
should suppose, would but i'll Withstand
the ravages Of coal smoke incident to so
PoPulous locality, went the other evening,
as young men are won't to do, to call upon a
lady friend. In the course of conversation
which ensued, the usual topic of war was
taken up and discussed: The lady remark
ed that she thought all men Of a suitable
age ought to take up arms and 90 into the
field. The gentleman agreed with her,
''My preference" said he, " is for cavalry F.;
and the only thing which prevents my Of
fering my services to protect the country in
that capacity. is the uncertainty of getting
gentle horse"
If the Government would but take a hint
from this little incident, and provide GER
tain number Of palfries of undoubted sobri-
ETY. and steady-going qualities, we have no
doubt but that the ranks would receive
large accessions of such doughty warriors
as the young man referred TO.
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s0yFALO MAEKRF-Oor. II.

FLOUR-StegdY.
WHEAT-Iu fair d,mand; market arm. A vi
olcnt storm prevailed this afternoon and no ship
ping of Importance wAa cone. Sales 900 bush red
Ohio at Sl,Ni 6c00 bush red Michigan at ,0j G,OOO
bush Ohio II 0ji 500 bush red Toledo, bloWed,
at Sl,05.
CORN-Unchangej. Sales 1900 bush at sgKc;
4, ,tHn bush II S9t; 5000 bush a. 4Oc.
Other grains quigt.
CANAL Esffi9 tsFETE-Firm; l6kc On corn I3c
on wheat TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS ,GGO bbls -four; s66.CO0 bus
wheat Gg 90 bu n corn; 2O1 bush oats 5OO1 barley.
CANAL EGPDRTS-l57OOO bush wheat; III $50
bush corn; l6,Uu bus h cats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14

THE GHOsr.-The contemplate villain
who last winter and spring frightened half
of Cleveland by appearing in the role Of a
ghost upon sundry streets, has opened an
other season with the same game. A GEN
tleman walking along Seneca street, between
St. Clair and Lake, about O'Clock last even
ing, saw his ghostship emerge from blind
alley. Now, if this triAing with the feel
ings Of others resulted merely in startling a
few men, it would still be reprehensible,
but when it is considered that women aud
children have been frightened to death by
such apparitions,.it becomes serious mat
ter, and no mercy should be shown the
culprit. BE deserves to be knocked down,
spitted upon bsyonet, or shot like dog,
and the man who will do this will receive
the thanks Of the community. We will
warrant that cold lead, or a sound hickory
club will find something more tangible tC
operate upon than thin air.
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4z-Pnrticulsr Gttsntion paid % the ssls Of Am
kinds CT Prodnes, or 10 Tie purchase and hliing q
ALL ORDERS ENTBUsTED To HIS CARR.
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M'MEROIAL,
Board Of Trade.

Prosident-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Prest-M. d. soOrT Treasurer-B. 7. LYoN
UIRECTons.
N. ID. CLARK, A. Quln, u. s. Davis, b. Brownen, II L
Harvey A. J. Boggea, s. =. LeBtor.
HEFEHEEG
y. y. Lester, ia. Hussey, NIB. Scott.
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STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS BoARD.-The su-
pervising Board of Steamboat Inspectors is
to convene in this city on the 18th day oI
this month. The meeting will be held al
the Angler House.
The following are the names and resi-
dences Of members of the Board:
Capt. John shallcross-President, Louis
vile, KY.
VIM. Burett, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Chas. W. Capeland and wife, New York.
Mr.. Muller, Baltimore, Nd.
Capt. Pitt6eld, New Orleans, La.
Benjamin Crawford, ESQ.,, Pittsburgh.
Capt. Chas. Ross, st. Louis, No.
isaac Larcis, Esq, Detroit, Mich.
Capt. Walker, Buffalo, N. Y.
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NJ A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EErERED-Oct. I2.

ENTERED-Oct. u.
Stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Schr. Mary Williams, Raymond, Detroit.
Schr Potomac, Walker, Buffalo.
Schr. Wild Rover, Fountain, O5weCO.
ScOw Mountain Maid, LudingtOn, Detroit, 20 cords
shingle wood, "a NJ shingles.
scow Supply, Fargber, keliey's Island, Is cords
lime stone.
scow Lime Rock, Bissett, Pigeon River, 100 NJ pine
lumber
scOw c, Howard, Detroit, co M lumber, N latb,
Al shingles.
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II "a EOlnMONanN
PF1chssl el5 BcieGtfe Opticic

kT1cheaI ela Bcieln5e UpuetaDI
Essps thelarge.t sHgortnsnt Of the most improyea
tfufT Of PECfAOLEB. Al his GlaBse8, whether
i5F near or hr sighted, ara Eround under hiB own
ugpsctfon ~ mnahinerT oia new construction With
he greatest care % % suit the eyes IA all cases,
ndrinR weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation of tbs
nY6s, and importing stvongth fer long residing Or
1ne sewing
M 6olomonsou would hereinform ths public that
heneysr employs any one IN the sale OF his Lenses.
- Also, 8 splond did assortment ofBFf CLASSIC,
4 NTOBUSOoPE8, CON PASSES, ito.i on hand.
~ ABTlFIOIAb EYES inserted without pain,
4 = perfect as natural
oF7IgI-Eo. no supsrior street, under American
{ H0tsi mallsdhu
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rs Coal Oil Lamp Chimnoys, that CAN
Not BE BROKEN By THE HEAT, can be fouud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
akr
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troit on the nth:
Bound Up-PGopellers Missouri, Mendoza, Young
America, barks Superior, W. s. PiersOn brig Ban
ner schOoners @. n. johnson, Convoy, Corinthian,
q. q. TrOwbridge, A. +. Hart, Robert Emmet, San
Jacinto, Granada, Persian, Mary Collins.
Bound DOirn-PTopcleTs AcrOn, Neptune schOon-
eTs Imperial, Lewis Wells, Huntress, Miami, Dane.
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PEnPARAD By
DR. j. @. AVER l. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for s..
Vnpic nrrnnpU Dnrmnn

Eflce u per bottiei blL Bottles I0r -
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has for itself such 3 renoWn for the cure
5Vory variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
t ls tlrely unnecessary for to recount the evil
deuoe Of its virtues, wherever Il has been employed
section need not do more than assure The people
s quality B kept up 10 the best it ever has BEEN and
that t may be relied to do for their relief al Il
has ever been found to do.
ARERS CAFHARTT6 PILLS
FOB TEE CUBE OF
OOstigenss JGnHdsce, Dyspepsid lldl7estlon, DVtsn
Ty, FOil Stomach, ETlspelas Headache, Piiss, Rhea
q1afis EIptions and SEin Diseases, Liver O0mplain
Neuralgia, as Di'iE0r PHI, and for Purlfying
Blood.
They are sugar-ooated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they the bost
aperient IN the world for sl the purposes Of family
Bhysio.
Prizes q cents per Box; Five Boxes for sl.sO.
Great numbers OF Olersymen, Physicians, States
msn, and eminent persOnRges have lent their nAued
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these rene
dies but spans here win not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AmERIOAN ALMANAC, In which they arc given
With also full descriptions Of the above cOmplRint
and the treatment that should be followed tor their
cure.
Do not be Put OF by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De
mand AYEB's, and take others. The sick want
the best aid there il for thes and they should have
#.
~ All our remedies are for sale By VIZ FTsxH
sTROEG ARNsTROEo, 4. =. GAYLoRD, and b. ell
Druggists.
GW-Ayer's Cherry PectoraI, sarsapariIla and O.
thartc Pills, Ere for sails BY Churchill Brother, q.
". corner Public SauNra and Ontario afraat.
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Aotels.
ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO 50 PER DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
Hoe, in 1854 1t has been the single endoavor Of the
Proprietor to make 1t the most sumBtuous, con-
venisnt and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endeavored,
without regard to cost, TO provide and TO combine
all tho elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which 1t has com
manded during the past six years is q gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the eKigenoiss Of the times, when all arc
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time abating none Of the luxuries with
which their table has hitherto bsen supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITOOMB 90.
New York, Sept. 2, 1861. sep7;a54-sm
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~ NJ. COoney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
uarnod.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call AT Halls, Il Public Square.
aup9- Ri
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FEANK PARkER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
Fsp94Rae.lv
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OsvsRGO MARKRT-Oet. l2.

FLOUR-In moderate: demand Sales at s. ,25
for fancy spring wheat
gEEAT'-market closed drmer. Sales last night
6 2Ud bush No. Chicago spring at 81 90; to-day,
1900 Push do sSl0l afoat ESQ bush winter red
Ohio at Si,l2
UORN-Market without material change. No
sales.
BARLEY-Market dull, Sales 900 bu Welland
Canal at ssA NC.
r. RHE-Scarce aud quiet.
CANAL ERElGSHTs-On grain tending up
ward; 1Our 4lc wheat l3al5Sc TO New York.
LAKE LMPORTS-2,ls4 bbls hour; $4,000 bu
wheat 50. .000 bush corn; p, 800 bush barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-2s0 500 bbls tOur; 81 200 bu
Wheat u. $50 buah corn; l2,s.O bush barley.
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va Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at l39 and 14l Water street
Oct. Il-lm-38I. ALCorT & HoRToE.
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Quick, Man the Gun !

have orders to enlist a company imme-
diately from Cuyahoga, Medina and Lorain
counties. Young men wishing to join q
first rate Infantry company will do well to
apply Immediately.
Subsistence and pay to commence on the
day of enlistment.
Clothing viii bo furnished Immediately.
We will rendezvous at Berea until ordered 10
our regiment. Il. n. WHTBEcE,
oet4 357 Lieutenant Recruiting.
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Att0rneua 1t 8aIt.

d P. SPALDING, ATTORERY &
IA,s Counsellor at Law, No. Perkins Block,
GI7Fsiaud. Ohio. SOIL
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FoR TIE 67TH.-Mr. Sheldon Cotton, Of
this city, has received a Lieutenant's Com
mission in the 9Th Regiment, and has
opened a recruiting Office at Milan, Erie
County. Lieut.. Colton's appointment is a
ful in his recruiting efforts. Our Erie
county friends may rely upon hearty re-
ception and good treatment in the 69th.
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MORNING LEADER.
NRW ADVRR M = ENT..

NEW ADVKR rIsk aENTs.
@. ". CroWell-Flagh.
oOlinton" n"-Wantod.
-Houss Wanted.
}, ?. Aspsr- Recruits Wanted for the 7th.
Sunday school Union Local Notice.
D. B. De Land a Oo-Local Notice.
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~ The Cincinnati Enquirer has it from
reliable authority that fifty thousand troops
are either en- route toward that city, or have
received orders to be held in readiness
Halfths number are destined for Kentucky.
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DEMMENG,
ARTIsAN, MACHIRIsT All 2ATEET MODEh
AK ERi

ARTISAN, MACHIHIsT AH YATENT MODAL
d A K 4 b
No. la Supr -or street. Leader BusldiRg,l
q .EVELAND, OHIO.
uFRNARD DEMMEN9, having rented thl
sstshIiShniaDt OF n Kolig8oW, i nov preparod .
Contract for manufacturing sewing Machlueai auu
IN kinds Of hight Machinery. Particular attaatto1
snd f.cilllles Tor getting up Mod5ls Of fatent1-
RUPAI RING. --rrF
II Vour SKATES used hLing, call on Demmeng.
II your Swing MACHINE b out of ofdsE, ~
"a Irepairs ali kinds Of SURGICAL Tnstrumenfs
An kinds OF Estal and Musical Instrumenta %.
pairsd.
Ify0u Should get uP q new Patent Demmens q
the man . get up YOur Models, either "a Hooc,
Bfagsy or Iron, 10 the neatogt manuer.
AL kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt st7i9.
An kinda of light Machinery put n ordsr IN -
zsoat expeditions manner.
Eueinearing Instrumants reported. 80. -.---r
Small Steam Engtne1 repaired tforou8ef.
Rail R1ad O7nductor'a Punches manufactures n
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductor's Punches repaired
s8rln taGs Feryihing ID the shape ef repairing
or manuiacfuring, done on contract
- -Entrance to ahnp-lll slperlor stEeet, ue nna
PAIR Of Stair. BAAhAkDD AAMAaas
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Piano WAETED.-A GOOD instrument want
ed. Payment monthly in advance, if de-
sired. It will receive most careful usage
and not be meddled with by children.
Address-"Piano," Drawer S22, Post Of
fice-955
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w b e Z L E RS
IlfPROVED
PATENT WATER DRAWER

The undersigned, succeeding the late firm Of j. +.
WHEELER 4 o., in the manufacture Of
Wheelsrs InpTored Patent Water Draoer,
Is fully prepared to supply this public with this
most useful article. Il Is neat in appearance and
cupies little space Simple in structiOu and nc:
liable 10 get out Of order. All lovers Of pure water
should buy the cold oakeu Bucket with " hseler g
Improvements attached IL Is the cheap and best
article for wells Of all deptas ussd.
GE-WATEk DRAW ERS manufactured and sold
wholesale and retail by
H. WHEELER,
HeWitt's Block, Vineyard st.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-14
CLEVELAND nIARKRT--Oot. I2,

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FLOUR-sales of 100 bbls Xxx red ct s4,5O ant
90 bbls choice do at Si,75
WHEAT-salcB Of cars red at CSC, On track
900 bush on track at same; s77 bush ahoat at Eame
600 bush free on board, at 95ei car ordinary whit,
Al g5'sc; and 900 bush white 6ioat At SI.02.
CORN->aes Of 1000 bush snoat at Sc; 2 cars on
track at Sc, and so0O bush from store at 3ic.
OATS-sRlos Of ! car at &c
HIGHWINEs-sAl,s Of % bbls at los.
sEEDs-Timoihy ouI, and steady At S',75.