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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

REBELS AND TRAFoRs.-Ths is the common epi-
thet bestowed by the Lincolns press upen the peo-
pie of the seeded States. The same title was appS
ed by the British and Tories ia the Revolution to
our ancestors. Even George Washington was styi-
ed the 'rebel leader, Mr. Washington" Ii took the
'.rebels" some time to teach the Tories good man
ners but they succeeded at last do we despair
altogether of improving the Republican mode Of
speech, and that at no distant day. George the
Third never perpetrated thousand part OF the
wrongs against the colonies which Lincoln medtates
against the Southern States, and there is 40 other
difference between the two tyrants, except that the
one was gentleman and the other is a blackguard
| Richmond Dispatch
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-26

SAVE YoER PowDER.-We eadorse the prudent
suggestion of various of our contemporaries in this
respect The Savannah Republican says: This is
valuable suggestion at the present emergency, and
should be needed. We hear of one hundred guns
being fred in come places over Sumter, Virginia,
&c, &c. Far better save your powder for the
enemy, and give one hundred cheers. So far as
Savannah is concered, we are setting good exam
pie. We have saluted nobody and nothing, where
powder was required, since South Carolina went
out of the Union We made an emphatic demon
stration then, and intend it to asE for the whole
war. Even the secession Of our own State vas not
made an exception. We keep back the big guns CT
rather had them in battery, and brought out
g s,eivel which has been used our saluting ord>
nance ever since, and you can fire it from powder
horn to your hearts content Again we say, save
your powder, and, what is equally important, keep
it dry!"
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d o B s A L E,

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10
NEW YORR nlARKE1-Oot. .

FLOUR-market heavy, unsettled and 59lcc
lower. Market closing dull snd declining.
5,33 Tor auperfne state g545@5 90 for extra state
to5ieb,35 for superne goatorn t5,t561570 for com
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,9S@6,sO foI
CANADA FTOUR-Market heavy and lower
9aes no bbs a. S5SO95s5 for auPernns; SobO96,7'
for ootumon 20 choice e1trn.
Rye RLOUR-Ms,ket quiet and steady at S2,7.
tORn msAI.-mRrEet rules quite hrm. Sales
100 bbls BTandywlne Rt S3,2l@3,8.
WHls.k N--Markst dull and lower. Sales soC
WHEAI-Alarkot heavy, unsettled and &c lower
Private account by the City Of Washington and Nor
weRian are less favorable. Sales % 90 bush Chcsgo
spring ct Si,l59I,ls; 22OOO bush Racine spring al
Sl76slls; sgODi bush Milwaukee cub at 81, ,l9 ~;
winter red western at s. ,250l,3G l,1U0 bush infs
rioE 70 good white western AZ ss5l ,3S; 4!0J bush
white Michigan at 81 SO Nif2 i,sOl bush white Ken
tucky at 81 3H0l -, the lattcr an extreme price.
RYE Market hrm at 70D76c.
WhRl.EN-C CIntinues scarce and nrm. Sales
$40 bush state at 7O073o as in quality.
CORN-Market opened shade frmer and closed
with an active demand and le advance. sales are
lgiOW bush al o2@blc for inferior to common mixed
gcstern; !6955c for good 10 prime shipping do o6t
6155c Tor western yellow.
DARH-ln moderate requst at sO99S4c Tor Cana
dian; al3a5o for westlfn and state.
pOHH-Market with ut important change, End
IL moderate demand sales sOi bbls Sl4 5O65l4 "a
tor mess; SISSY Tor full weight do S9,75GlOUO for
BREF-Marzet continues quiet but without ma
terial change. Sales about 0j bbls at S4O4,5O toT
country prime; g50955O country mess; S961l,25 fol-
rspaoked mess; Sl2 30 L, 30 for ezra mess.
PRIME MESS BEkF-markst is dull and
nominal.
BRER HAMa-Market frm aud In better de-
maud. sales 30 bbls choice new western TO arrive
al Sl1 90. 81,
cor lIEATs-Marlzet quiet and prices hardly
50 firm. Sales at bs,4c for shouldersi oh@soHe iol
hams.
BACON-Mnrtet inactive.
LHRJ-Mai ket continues firm with fair demand
s lles 200 bbls at 8Sm91c.
8UTTER-Market in fair request 79llc Tor Ohio
and l266ibc for state.
CHEESE-Ihe market ID steady at 5es1e as II
I'M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Musical BAKoUET.-A rich feast Of music
was furnished few invited guests last evo-
ming at the music store Of Mr.. Geo. A. Bar
low, No. Euclid street. For The entertain
ment of the evening, tbs assem- bled friends
were indebted jointly to Mrs. Eliza Shepherd,
music teacher, and Mrs. o. s. Douglas, also
music teacher, beth now of this city.
These ladies delighted their audience more
than our words can tell, by the skill andreal
slogrsncs with which they performed some
of the most difficult pieces published. Thai
burg's Moses in Egypt" known by musi-
clans as one of the most difficult as well as
beautiful ever written, was given by Mrs.
Shepherd with wonderful skill and ease,
while nothing could exceed the expression
with which Mrs. Douglas played many rapid
and brilliant pieces. A delightful evening
wss spent by all who were fortunate enough
to be present.
The piano used upon the occasion was one
of Knabe Co.'s, of which Mr.. Barlow Is
agent. It was an instrument of great power
and delightful tone.
Mrs. Shepherd snd Mrs. Douglas have
both lately come to our city. They will be
found eminently qualified in their profession
and worthy the patronage of our citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

RECRUITS FOR TIE 4lsT.-Lieut. Charles D.
Gaylord, who has been recently assigned TO
the 4lst Regiment, wishes twenty more men
to fill his company. Judging from the re-
cruits already obtained, it will be one of the
best companies in the regiment. Squads Of
men are particularly invited to call at Lieut.
Gaylord's Office, IS7 Weddell House, where
they will receivs all the information that
can be given. One dollar will be paid fol
every recruit, and all expenses of the latter
for transportation. Lieut. Gaylord goes thil
morning to Chagrin Falls to receive re
or7,ils
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10
r1snRLLANEOus.

We cIip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser of the h.
TINS For = few nights past dense fogs have pre-
lid 70 snch an extent on the river as to render It
dicult If not impossible, Tor steamers OF "
Tues with vessels in tow have in consequence H.
1Ientlv been delayed at various points.
PpoPEIER II F. Bruce has b en- undergoing some
thing Of a rebuild, besides Delhe ne"S FA'- -
readiness for fall trade.
Corrrs1oS-Schooner Il. L. Whitman aud scoW
Lime Rocs colided vi ZACH other yesterday eILeI-
fernoon on Lake ST. Clair in the vicinity OF the st,
Sbs b. m vessels were engaged In getting line %
a tug The Iatt T vessel ha0 h4r Jibboom ano 3eM "
sprif carried away, also hes hea gear. Inc Whlt'
n,ans anna bo W g smashed Up, rendering y use,
less The Rock stOpp here for REPAIRS Out tue
Whitman passed on down.
PROPELLER CALIFORNIA, for many years laid 3p ~ ~
Buffalo, and out Of commission, has ag11Hi g1i y ~
ten this city and Dunkirk, in connectitn VIII tn'
Now York & Erie Railroad line
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RuFFALO mARKRT-Oct. 8.

FIOUR-hIarket easier with moderate demand.
WUFaT-Market closed duil-no sales reported
after receipt Of the the New York report. Sales are
~ 40 bush red winter and amber Ia the morning at
siOsa /, 10; i2,tUO bush Milwaukee club priva 6
terms.
CORN-MaTket quiet and parties arc apart
saie4 q 900 hush 3gc.
OATS.-MarkeL shade easier. Gales l4,OOO bush
at a..
RYE-Markst steady. Sales 800 bush western
at sOc.
tiANAL FIR REIGHTs-steady; l655c on corn lsc
on wheat TO New York.
wheat. 1900 bush corn; 1909 bush rye.
ANAE. EN PORTS 8, 90 bbls q iur; 23o 900 bu
wheat; tx, 900 bush corn; 4lODi bu.h oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

~ The price of the MORSrNe LHADER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty COnta
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADERI 70 NOwa
Dealers, is Ono-fourth Of a cent per copy.
Wo would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US ono and threo
cent instead of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

Col. RLvK1K.-The friends of Col. Rankin
declare that his arrest at Toronto was insti-
gated by political opponents, and that the
embarrassment arising from it will be only
temporary. The case, if not dismissed BY
the magistrate, will be disposed Of in due
course, they insist, by the Superior Court.
Meanwhile, the business of recruiting for his
regiment of Lsncers will &c on as usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10
NY. CATTLE lIARKET-Oci. 9.

fBY TELEGRAPH.I
REEVFs-Narket ruled heavy during the week
and pfices have declined sf4c per b on all grades
A large number Of the offerings at Allertons We're
verV Inferior. some Of which were rejected BY gov
eminent, aud were Id as ow as 4c per hi the low
est price known for years st class cstt gen IA ly
sold At ~ i0SSc but fw of the choicest brought
tribe more. Taken altogether this has en- the
hardest market day for long time. a large num-
her were taken By she feed rs, and all viii SELL
Receip s. lO2 head. lst quality, S7,75@S5s Irdi-
n7ry 81 7OOG7,75; common, s. 0)7OO; inferior s4OO
S1ITCH COWS-Are in moderate request at
about previous prices. . 81,
VEAL-Calvts continue in tsir demand, ana iull
nrices ars realized tor good stock other grades are
scar, ei so
SHEEP & I.AlTBS-Coutinue to arrive freely,
AMI N r is fair demand and pices are neorly sup
norted for the best kinds, though there was an AZ
sr1s decline Of SIC per hear. Receipts 1854 head
Prime quality SI,2Sf5n per hezd; ordinary 81 80
"a common s. 85h@3,2s; iuferiOr = 2'la2,75
SWINE-In moderate request at S7s8Hsc. Re
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THE CITY.
The Ladies' AID Society.


Perhaps few persons excepting those who
are Immediately connected with the Ladies'
Aid Society, know the actual amount of Ia
Dor performed and the good ccomplished by
those patriotic women who are devoting
themselves to the work. The Cleveland or
ganizatiOn is, in extent and importance, the
second Of its kind in the country; the larg-
est being in New York City. It is said, in
deed, by the New Yorkers that Cleveland is
but little if any behind them in the quantity
of supplies furnished. Connected with the
society here there are some sixty branches
through the surrounding country, many Of
which, indeed nearly all, have contributed
largely.
This work is one which appeals to the
loyalty and to the benevolence of all wo-
men and in no way can they render great
er aid to their country in the time of its
greatest need. The Society has continual
and pressing appeals from all quarters, tC
supply only portion of which, calls for all
lis resources, and it has been the aim of it'
managers to get on without resorting to per.
sOnal solicitations. Thus far they have beer
successful in this. The concert given a few
weeks since netted about $500, which sun
has been expended in the purchase of hos
pital stores and garments for the sick, which
are made up without cost.
In order to replenish the treasury, it ap
pears to US thatnO better plan could be pur
sued than to repeat the concert. The youDi
ladies would certainly volunteer willingl,
for the purpose, and the excellence of tn
enter 'ainment would insure crowde,
house, while at the same time every on
would get full equivalent for the m"ne.
be should give to the Society. Let it, b,
all means, be repeated, and the hearts of
thousand wounded and suffering soldiers
made glad, and a noble charity assisted il
fulfilling its mission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10
oaWERO nIARKET-oeI. 9.


FIOIJR-Market UNCHANGED, with a moderate
demand FOR interior and eastern trade. Sales al
s5l5 for faney from spring whezt
" Il EAT-ScArce sales o. uOJ bush No, Chicagc
spring private terms.
tsssRN-s ca 5ct-Lo sal e8.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREiGHTS- Dull but Hc better on
grain; flour acc, wheat i3c, corn lzc to New York.
lAhE IMPORTS II 90 bu wheat; 2,6OO Dush
CANAL RXPORTs-3,775 bbIs -FOUR 1920 bu
wheat; 400 bush corn; 500 bush barley.
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BUSINESS EOTIUEs.

ELECTnIo BATH.-Dr. Gibsons new elec.
trio bath cures general debility, rbeuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
amsnnsr truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfsc-
tion to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
at0r in attendance. Ofioe No. III Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

On Wednesday morning, before daylight,
on Irvingor Kinsman street, between Irving
and Hudson streets, a small GOLD WATCH,
with a gold key attached by a light cord
only. The watch was gift to the loser,
and was greatly priced on that account.
The finder will be HANDSOMELY rewarded
by leaving the same at the Leader Counting
Room
Oct IO-35
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A FAp1r On o. Anpre

A FARM OF q ACREs.
WITH TWO STORY BSICK- DWELLING.
IN the ltslian style cf s-ohlgseture, With barn.
vel, o8tern and cat houses all nav, Just compile.
ted, and r5auy for occupancy. The house Ia bull
with ell H.cGcrr lInV-oTomontss the grounds have
front 90 hlnsnian avenue gt 90 rUdsi G eaeusitl
ravIue sud g living brook run through tLU rear ono
Il the YARN there arc several springs Of pure Watel
running cut frOrn the banks Of the rBViue, which
with simple ly draulc works. can be conveyed 70 any
part Ol the kGrm. FOR dentlamen'5 bosi1enct
the whole grounds can be elegantly and taataiully
arranEed. Eor a Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cui.
tura, Il can BE- EGda profitable, being 80 nesr tht
cry-unly about 100 rods ron the corporation iinie
This farm can be divided into lots OF 70 dVe o.
more acres, Cld make elegant residences, and st
purch aaed. There are about or acres Of wood
land, a pNrt OF which i5 q beautiful Grove. The
Einsmsn Street Rsilroad passes through the Ave
Also-A MN TWO STORY BRICK HOUsR,
Baru, Out Buildings, &C. corner CT hinsllan arc
Forest streets Lot lls iast or kinsani and SO on
Forest street. House eDd nprove euet1 airs ell nr7i
class, with al thu modern stgls, and built In SUB
4iso-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings, DC, situated on EoTest street.
ust north Of the resdsnJs Of the Lon a. e htddle.
| Lot 100 fsot ro1t bY 296 ieet deep This h nrsi
class house, built in Substantial fnGnnsri snd 81
| the Italian style Of arck lecture.
| AlsO-Anothsr TWO SEOEX BEiCk HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &c. sdIoin1ng the enc last Qe
scribed Lot 10 feot iront By 20 fsot o5spi and m
/ ished in all respects like this other
! Also-OSE VACANT L0F, on Hinsman street
second lot t-om the coEner Of klnsman aud EoIts
Streets liS fost mont by $50 deep Nine los, Oh koF
! est street, between Einsmnni E1d 6cOTill Avenue
east side Lots 50 fe6t front By 26 feet deep. WI
/ sell CO time to suit purchasers.
81 FOR further information enquire OF the u1oaf
| siened, No. 40o kinsu1sn St, Cleveland Ohio.
| iuneSB-stS 3 bAhAHE-
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uHTCAGO HARKET-Oct. o.

BT =ELE1RAPHsl
RTRIW-RIarket dull and 58lOc lower.
REaT-Market &c lower. saies at 7655e9715fc
No 1; TOx07l5fc for No. in store.
fbATS-Market quiet. -.
RRORIPTs-70 0JO Dbls houri l34 200 bush wheat
$1,000 bush orn. 4.
I6l COO bush corn.
WPssl RYfiPs " n1iR-on New York. &c premium.
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swUEe.-The Center street bridge by the
Cuyahogs Furnace is swung around for re-
pairs. Teams and foot passenger may save
themselves the trouble Of tying to cross the
river nt that mint.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

~ Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stucoo, Sugars, Molasses, syrupsi
Coffee and Tea, can be found OF George
Sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADvRRrIskMRNTs.

L. Benedict sonB-Bua,o Robes a VII ielAlo
Capt ". n. Allsn-Wantsl
ColwoI -WhselbarroWs.
Gee. D Beck Native Wire.
sTs Super or strset-susar. 40.
7. Lartor-Keep your ieet dry.
Hower's-Groeorles, &C.
Leader Counting Room-For Rent.
Geo. B. Wright-Proposals for Army Clothing
Lieut. J. A. DoWey-RsoruitS for the FlftJ .Elahlh
Regiment.
Il. D. Kendall a Oo.-Dry Goods.
J. +. A'pOr- vOluntoerl for the Ohio seventh.
LcSt-Loeal Nut!ee.
Hawks Bro. Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

OK B,rL.-CommissiOner White admitted
Fred Court, the Golden Knight, to bail in
the sum of s., goo, which amount was fur
aished by his father and friend,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-10

GD Hawks has Vanity Fair, Banner o.
Light, Herald of Progress, Boston Pilot, Irish
American, late English papers, &c, for thir
weak,
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UOMMEROTAL.
hoard on Trade.

Prosldent--J. L. wEATHERLY &.
Vice PrOar-M B. sooTT Treasurer-Il 7. Igos.
DIRECTORS.
NJ b. CLARK, A. Quin, y s. Davis. B. BrowBsn Il.
Harvey, A. J. boggas, 3. b. Lester.
nETEuEns
3. r. Lester, J. q. Hualsy, N. d. Scott.
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VESSELS PAsszp.-The following vessels passed De-
sroit on the s;h:
Ro,t,d Ur-PropeIlers Racine, Akron, Gen. Iay-
lor: barks Bufftlo. Ocsan Wave, CLAY ton, sam
Ward brig Yenice; schooners Airics' GTey hagle' g'
Or nesbot VI s. Nelson, T. kingsford, Titan, C0rt-
Isndt Metropolis, A q. R'ynor, Dan NeWRs }
D NscE Pilot EsseN, W. H Willard, >. u An
dreWs Live Yaukes, QuicSstep, r. Campbell, Cuya-
Ro,,uS D6lga-Propellers Concord, Dunkirk, and
Nnbsvrk barks Danube, London brig Andes ;
seSoonsrs DsTdsnelles G.. " Holt, s. h Lai hrop,
N 3, Ford WyandUtte, Maple Leaf, kairheid' Dan
Marble,
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o. 8. DiarrIcu Court.

In the Q. S. District Court, Judge Wilson
took up several cases brought by the Dis
trict Attorney against goods seized under
the Act of Congress forfeiting property be-
ing unlaw ully transported to States in re-
bellion.
DEGREES of forfeiture were rendered in
two cases, wherein trunks of personal prop
erty were seized belonging to persons in
Louisiana and Tennessee, from New York
and the East. The other cases were con-
tinued until this morning.
No claimants appeared tointervene in any
of tho cases with one exception:
The goods seized consist Of clothing,
books, drugs, military ornaments, sewing
machine and other needles, sewing ma
chimes, jewelry, &c.
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@grulpEEa.

ID EVOLVFRS & Bop II KNIyEs.
"A dns assortment Of Cclts nsE med-i nd
Oid stylo negotvsr9 Also-h9 99oA :, p y q = 50
eHs assorthsnt Of B0sio knives. jnss reosIyld and
ise '7e eu.a'e' z, HATTEBsLT18 Gun store.
,.us. fo, lp1 spPgaioFsIssts
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mgF BEST ARTIFICIAL HELT
rs sHr EUMAN sTGHT EyEE IEvHsrEDI
IL snLnMnNsoN.

PFaenszl sd SctssbSs CP6es1a,
Keeps tbegargess assortment Of the most Improved
tfndr OF EPECrAOLES. All his Glasses, whether
IoF uaar OF iar sighted, are g2ound under his oWn
dissection, ~ nscFincEF oia ne cons truetions win
fhe aatet care % as 70 Heit the Bye8 IN sl cases
isnrsTe Weskuuss Dizziness or lpdsnDiation Of tn
EYos, snd fInpars.ng utTeaH-h for long reading Q!
II, soiomonson would hsrsiuSorIa the prblio that
bo never enrl0gs any One IN tEa sale q MS 1en9s
81 Also splendid Ggscrtrns1t 1t ufhtlf tfLiAbsA-t
UTUROgCoPFs, COMPA ssl-s, &C., O. hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EFEs Inserted without Eaini
dTFios-Eo. 10 supsTioF utrset, under AIoorioAn
Hotsi mallsdsE
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NY. EEOOK EIARKET.-Oct. 0.


RToEFY- Continues abundant at 5G5 per cent
| 66S7 pr cent for short first class paper. <,-,,
STiRR LING EACHANehE-Dull al lOiegiJiS4
| for best bankers bills. 90, -.
/ ,pytsi' Hs-Market aga'n higher with pretty
far business. Chicago Rock Island 4Si Chlcago,
4 3siepq 4 hicsgo Il; Michigan southern l4A-
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o.. SWEETS 1EFAuIBLH IlIEiszBIr ,l prepared
srom ths Fsclre Of pT. sssphSn Sweet. o. eoa-
asssfcat the sfost sonrssfier and has beeH asedia
his zrscies f5r the la; srsutY yoarE ltn TIE o-,
nstsrIuhing Hacoasi. ss 81 external reueiY I. IS
giihout a rival alG 5ii hlsgiata Esin moro H9ced-
IF than Gia5r rregs-stiou. Tor 81 Rhsuuasic
snd Eeryors D,sor5s it e truiY inialiias snl sa
suraHVs lor ecrss, Wounds, ssrzina BrJrisac, a.
Is uo0thlns 6eslings zHa p0s 'rfni strengthening
UrePartiss, excite ths uit vcHaor ard astOnta1neH.
q an who hass ssar Eiysa it o trisi. oToE toug
nundra 0srsiaoEroa & rsalsrka5ls O1rosp poricrule
sTss 5ithin me laat trC gesrss Httest taiu Saot.
Rorssls b. srcoE E AfmslgonE shd |Ia- EisEe'
g. -.is sesiisoIre-t- segZl. i-s2e5-E
MAaaooD-HoW LosT-How REsToRED.-
Just publishod in 500 ed Envelope; prize cents.
A I,e turs on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Ours Of spcFmat9rrhCea or seniuai Weakness, In
yolGntary Emissions. Sexual Debility and lmped-
imeuts 70 Ma riage generally, HerTouane's, Con
sumpt on. Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
InoaPacity, sulung from self-Abuse, &e.-By
BOBF. D. OULVERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
GREEN BeoK, &C.
"a Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
seal in plain envelope, to any address, POST PArD,
On receipt Of 6lx cents, two postage stamps, By
Dr. CH. J. O. KLINE
IR7 Bowery, New J ork, Post Once Box, $50,
-ept6d6w55i
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CHAapoN ELEoTI S.-Ths total number Of
votes polled in Chardon was liz, of which
Tod has le7, Stanton 10 Dorsey 1s9, Scott
ICE, Riley 1es, COwen 100, Terrence lGs.-
The Uaion candidates for district and coun-
ty ofiees alao received heavy majorities.
Not Jswett ticket was voted or seen at
the polls. T. n sPEFeRs'
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Eos Sala &C 8guf.

EOR oaLEOR Exc 3 +ANGE FOR
a Oily PROPERtY-A saw Mil and Flouring
Mill, lOHcres Of Land, nice Orchard, three Houses
Seven niles from Cleveland. v i'll sci on long time
or exchange Lsr city pr0party- Price 90
L. X AZ Is, 10 Rorsl Blcck
oct3.sS! Cor hub square & sup-rfcr II,
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M A IN E.
PoKT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERED-Oct 9.
stror OCEAN. Evans, Detroit, 81 pzgs sundriss.
stmr. Cleveland, Miller, Wyandotte, 100 IONS hon
ore, Tuttle.
Prop Gov Cushman, SEQ {, Dunkirk, % tons mdse.
schr Hearst Gross, Oswego, ls0O bbls sats sinclair
Schr Flight Adams, Buffalo -,
Seow Cen Pierce, Jones, Detroit, 62 N lumter
cLEARED.
Stmr Ocean. Evans, Detroit.
stmr Cleveland, Miller, OntonagOn: -, M
Brig Mariner Hackett, Chicago, 400 tons COAL lou
Yates & Co ,
gchr. Flight Mc Adams, Milwaukee, 90 TINS coal
sehr Union Barrows, Port Burwe ], 439 bush pa 3
80 NJ shingles, SO bags bran, lot househoiu
goods. -, %
scsw Gen Pierce, Jones, D.troitl 90 tons COAL -
tons iron, Rhodes & Gard.
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FGR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT Oh
Pittsbnrgh street. known ss shs EiichcoSl
property, being lot One In Cases addition to CisEe
land and iol 4G9 la Kelley and Halworrh-s Bub5
Tisiou Said property having one hundred tet ErUIf
On Pittsburgh street and eItanding back ten rods
an alley Tho hOu-e is large, We'll built sae eChse.
nlsut. Scr t9rms apply 90
RGEl{EY, BACEUs : NOBLE.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAE
NOT BE BROKEN BY THE HEAT, can be fuuud at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
aEraatu