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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

The N. Y. MIns.-owing to the washing
away Of some FIVE bridges on the New
York and Erie Railroad, no New York City
mails have been received up to last evening
since Saturday morning. Accumulated
mails will probably arrive this morning.
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sFoRD PansExrA41oH.-Prof. King on
ThurSday last presented 70 Capt. v. P. Ed
CARTON, Of the artillery, an elegant sword
which tho Captain will bear with him to
the field, and, we doub. not, use in carving
for himself an honorable name:
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~ The price Of the MoRuEs LnLDzE 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstance
The postage on the LrADHE, 10 News
Dealers, is one-fOurth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
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R-Alarge quantity Of amy stores were
sent forward BY the American Express Com
pany yesterday afternoon to Gen. Fremont,
St. Louis. Also quantity of army clothing
10 Cincinnati.
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FREE STONE PKAoHEs.-Ten bushels of the
finest free stone peaches that have been in
the market this year have been received by
US this morning. Call early for they are
the last Of the season.
Norm A Hoax.
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BUFFALO MABKET-ssPt. so

PIOUR--hIarZet quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
10 DO bush hicsgO spring At &c; $50 bush Mill
waukse club at 81 o.; a600 bush winter western at
,O5; 6rOg bush do At Sl,05; 1000 bush do at ST.
1903 bush white Kentucky on private terms.
GORN-Market lover with fair request. Sales
20 900 bush Ut SIC.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTS-ls6c on corn, Zoe on
wheat TO New York.
wheat; %, 600 bush corn.
CANAL RKPORTS-l25,OOO bushWheat; 1900
ms cnrn. 9 nl0 huah 0atl
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A NEw FIELD.-It is stated that Artemus
Ward whose maiden name was Brown has
received and has accepted an invitation to
lecture In Rochester the coming winter.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Piano WASTKD.-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," Draw 322, Post ottiee'
s55.
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OHIOAGS DIARKRT-sept. 30

BY rELEsRAFHsl
RL,OUR-MArkst Sc lower.
WHRAT-Market &c lower. sSaleB at 76f177c
No. l; T2G73c Tor No. ? in store.
GORN-Market easier. Sales at 2lo for mixed in
store.
OATS-Market steady.
RRCEIPTS-9.7 7UO bbls iOuri 1900 bu wheat
1900 bush corn.
SHIPMENTS-30O bsls -four; a8.OOO bu wheat;
Ii5. coo bush corn.
ER REIGHTS-Steady.
RXCHANGE-On New York, &c premium.
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DIED.

In this city, Monday afternoon, Sept. s0th, JEE-
ME s., infant daughter Of G. G -Guiliordi aged
months and l6 days.
Funeral this tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
f.om No. Lorain street, West Side.
On tbs 18th inst, Mrs. sUsANAH THOMAS, of
North RoyEiton, Ohio, aged 81 years-
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WAETED-Twenty more men wanted to
fill up the Ottawa County Company. Apply
at the Leader counting-rOOm or at Camp
Wood, j. n. WILLIsTOE,
Recruiting officer.
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THEATsIoAL.-Thc Webb Sisters who have
just closed successful engagements in ohica-
go and Detroit, will play in this city
week after next at the Academy of Music.
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CANnInATE.

G. B. TIBHITs would most respectfully announce
70 the voters OF Cleveland that be is candidate for
reelection to the ofico Of Justice Of the Peace.
Cleveland, Sept. 18th, 1861.
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~ A brass key was picked up in front
of the Leader Counting Room on Saturday
evening, which the owner can have by call
ing for it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

81 For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
angs-R1I
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PAPERs.-The Cincinnati papers failed to
come by mail yesterday. Starr and Hawks,
he wever, had them at their news stands as
usual.
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~ The regular monthly meeting of
the Soldiers Aid Society, appointed for this
afternoon, Tuesday, October Ist,l will be
postponed one week, on account of the meet
ing of the A. B. C. FIN.
Mas. B. RoUsE, President
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NY. STOCK mARKET.-sspt. 80.

4. 7. STOCK mAKAEE.-septs 3Us
fBT TELEGBAPHl
MONRY-On call Is plenty at per cent, and
short fret class pspar is done at 67 per cent freely
STERLING EXCHANGR-Dull and nomi-
nal
STOCKS-Market better with moderate business.
Chicago Rock Island 46 Illinois Central script 66
Michigan Southern l35z; New York Central % \ To-
Pacinic Mail SS9s; Cleveland Toledo 29z Galsna 4
CHICAGO 6g6 IS; Misse uri 6s ~; New York Cen
tral ~; Kentucky 75H; TT, asuTY IS y9i Treasury
l2s lO0Z; United States 5s 50 S74;
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OOMMRReTAL. =.
Hoard ofTrado,

Prosidsnt-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Prss't-M. B. sooTT. Trsasuror-R. 7. LEoH.
DIRECTORS.
n. B. CLARK, A. Quin, =. 8. Davis, B. BroWneil, n.
Harvey, A. }. BogEssi 3. y. Lester.
nKTKREE8.
3. y. Lester, J.G Huasoy n b. Scott,
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ljourned for two weeks.
The t,urahoEa County FaIr

The CuTahOEa County Fair
viii be held at their Fair Grounds on Kins-
man street October Ist, ID, Sd and 4tb.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, ooT. 1sT.
Will be devoted to receiving entries and
arranging articles in the Halls, &c.
SECOND DAY-EEDSEsDAT, OCT. 2D.
Entries will be received up to Il o'clock N.
Grand exhibition of Cattle in
the ring, T. M
Roadsters exhibited in harness2 Pm.
THIRD DAY-THURsDAT, OCT, 81.
Horses for all work will be examined at 10
A. NJ.
Grand ex. of prem. cattle in ring, l P. N.
Draughs horses at be examined at P. NJ.
Ladies' Equestrianism at P. NJ,
FOURTH DAT-FRIDiT, OCT. 5TH.
Fancy horses in harness, 10 A. N.
Thorough BREEDS, II A. NJ,
Exhibition showing the difference
by contrast in the manners and
customs of fifty years ago with "a Pm
those of the present day.
Trotting match, 319P n
The Judges appointed to award premiums
are requested to be at the Office of the secre-
tary on the Fair Ground at o'clock P. M.
Wednesday.
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THE CRY HoTEL.-Mesars. II. H.&H.
BrOckway have assumed the proprietorshrp
of the City Hotel, in this city. Mr.. T. B.
BrOckway having retired from the post of
proprietor, which he has held SO long. Mr.
Il. Il. BrOekway was formerly connected
with the City Hotel, and recently has been
one of the enterprising proprietors of the
Commercial Hotel. Mr.. Il. c. Brockway
mas been favorably known of late, as the
Clerk at the City Hotel. Both gentlemen
have obtained host of friends by their
courteous and gentlemanly attention to the
wants of ths travelling public, and we can
assure their friends thaf they have now in
creased facilities for their accommodation.
Let any one but look in at the neatness and
comfort of the Hotel, and let gentlemen from
the country ascertain that there are ample
and splendid stables connected with the
premises, and we are sure the City Hotel
will receive large share of the patronage of
the public. Somote it be. ectI-355
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4Eaal Aatifss.

NOTTCE-ALL PERSONS IN
II DEBrED 20 the late Daniel Sanford are r.
1resfod 10 make imm date rayment 10 the uud6r-
siqncd An those having claims against him VIII
plesss present them a. once 20
" lillian EDWARDS Before Alex McBriss, D. = u
vs. Middeburgh township, Cuya-
Thomas Price. hoga county, Ohio
ON THE Ora DAY OF AUGUST
~ A. D., 1851, said Justice issued an order Of At
tsehment in the ABOVE action for the sum Of gyro
Hundred and Ninety-TWo Dollars and Eightesn
Cents, and the same will Be fur hearing on the 18th
day Of septem Der, A. D., ISL, az o'clock A. NJ
Berea, o., Aug. Is, lssI:as5
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gpEtlxG MrtlfEa.
THE ce1IF STmTT--Tf q S6mitte5 h

THE esnAF SEREF.--It is admitted BY
au Physieians that the grad ueorot Of h~alth and
long lit hes IN keeping The blood and various hu-
Ids ef The body IN high degree Of auidlty. When
you bel oontuuod path IN tho bead or boWels or
any Continued uneasinsss IN any organ or other
paris Of the b,dy, you prevent EgrouS siekaels
BRAEDRErHs PILLS
blaeding may sivo momontary ease, because the
blood len win have more rooE. But a. the body b
nada iom she blood and sustained By the blood, -
Uarte our blood e 70 sasta our lie, and ruin cur
eonstitutios But BrundrstAs Pills relieve the cir
uulation as readilT bleeding BY only taking away
What it ean well spare, and FEES EEvnE HuET.
Mrl. Hooper, Of Rarnstablo, Mass., was cured Of
g. Yitus' Daaoo. General Debility, poOrness Of
blood, ani eostivenoss Of many years standing, by
Brandroth'l Pills. The case At length Is published
IL the PaaplotH.
sold b. A. Gardner, 72O SUP rior street, Cisvs
land, ohio, aad BY all rvspoOtabls callers in med-
eines. ssplSRS
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BENZ. W. STAIR, sec'y.
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II ROLOHONsON.
Att0rufgs at 4attt.

ID P. SPALDING, ATTOREEY &
Nv Counselor af Law, No. Perkins Block,
BI'dfdiazE. Ohio. sspl
EfgrH y eEdE EII BRu0E
GAGE 9 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
Na and Counosllor1 at Law. Once l6s Superior
gfFcst, lOpposite Merchants Bank CisrelAndi 0.
a BPER, J. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, Trumbuli county, Ohio. Qilcs
80 k9 hLArkst street. deesdM
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
A4ToaEHYE Al Law. Ohlee 10. 80 euperioF
(tro5t, cleveland, Ohio. = VILLA IbL AsoEi
lann A. 9, hLDLh.
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~ The New York daily papers are re-
ceived regularly by Hawks 4 Bro. We re-
commend those who are getting by mail to
subscribe at Hawks, as you will save post
age.
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VESSELS PAssrD.-Ths following vessels passed De-

VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De-
troit on the 18th:
Bouud Up-Propell rs Fountain City, Queen Of the
Lakes; schOOners summit, Dashtng wave
RCg1d DoInn-Propellers Empire, Adriatic; barks
Naomi Marquette, FoDtanelle; brigs Venice, K
HoIliston schOOners Affair, Africa, Ralph lamp
Fremont, +. Warren, Essex, Walrus, Aide baron,
:. G, Andrews J. h. Drake, d. r. Martin, Mount
berry, John Weber, Mosele, Australia, Stella Live
Yankee.
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8uuts aud Shpes.

NJ E W @ A s H
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 112 BANK SrBEET.
We would desire to cal toe attention Of all that
come to this market, TO our
NEW STOGK OF BOOTS & SHOES
that we are now receiving from some Of the largest
and best Manutsctories daily, to sell for
CASH, AND Cash ONLY
Orr sto;k consists of Mems, Boys Youths and
Children's
THICK KIP AND CALF BOOTS
Mems, Boys and Youths BrOgans.
WoAIEN's CALF. KIP. ENAMELED, GOAT AND
KID BOOTEES.
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEES.
CHILD's CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTEEES.
LADIES' DOUBLE-SOLE KID & CLOTH
Caters q plendd Shoe for this season Of the Year,
aud all the staple goods usually found in this line
We can also furnish INFANTRY and CAVALRY
BOOTS By having two week . notice, one hundred
cases per month Of almost any p1ttel q, can Le iur
nished the samples Of which we shall Be pleased to
show to those Who wish 70 contrRct.
nN.kOH come all you Boot and Shoe Dealers and
Examine our stock for yourEelTga and it wont take
long 70 COW nee you that Ibis Is the way 20 buy
Boots and Sh0es-ifyOu have the money;
JOSEPH MASgRY.
Cleveland. Sept. 30. Is5I:Ru
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A,~xSovLEDeE<OT so THE soLDIERs' AID
soorrrY.-We all kn6w how deyOtedly the
ladies who compose the solaierS' Aid sOci-
ETY. in this cit V have labOred and are daily
laboring for the benefit of the sick and
wounded among cur brave boys who are
away lighting for oui- country, and all wiz
therefore be greatly interested in the follow
ing hearty letter of thanks received by the
President of the Society day or two since.
It shows that this labor Of love Ii BY no
means in vain, but on the contrary that 1t
is one Of the most important works Of this
important time The poor suffering sOlGierS
appreciate, as we at home cannot do, the
blessings bestowed by these real q Angels of
Mercy" The letter below vii! encourage
shem, as well as kindred Societies elsewhere:
OAKLAND, Nd, Sept. 25, 1851.
Mrs. B. ROUSE, PRESIDENT SOLDIERs' AID
SooIETY,-On my return to this post, after an
sbsence Of some days, found three boxes
Of gifts from the very benevolent institution
Of which you are the honored head.
They contained delicacies such as the
sick would relish--articleso of clothing great
ly needed, and hospital furnishings, without
which cleanliness of wards would be imprac-
ticable.
Allow me, on behalf Of those for whose
benefit the blessings were intended, to thank
you most heartily, and to assure you that no
more timely and appropriate exhibition Of
womenly cooperation in the work OF sup
pressing the great rebellion than that which
you have thus profered, could be we'll con-
ceived Of Men cannot be other than true
and brave coming from the homes Of moth
ers and sisters thus inspired.
Trusting that your humane lAbors may be
largely successful, beg leave, with great
respect, to subscribe myselt an humble CO.
adjutOr in the conserv alton of the health oi
Of our citizen soldiery.
Yours truly,
HIM. MeAsEE.
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8EU0IrErs.

DEVOLVERS & BoVTE KNIVES.
Ia fne assortment Of Colts new m8del and
oId ssyle ksyoivers. Aiso-bacon,ss smith Mea-
ans sssortmsnt Of BoEio Knives, inst reoeiTed and
B. H.HAFFERsBYsG Gun store.
asPA No. lQ2 Superior street..
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~ Hawks has the Scientific American,
New York Mercury, &C., for this week; also
the LittlejOhn Libel Suit, in pamphlet form.
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pine CHANCE FOR INVEST
n 0 b s A L E
A FARM OF "a ACRES.

a FARM OF "a ACREs.
WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, With barn
Nelli cl9torn and out houses, al new, Just compile
sse allq relsey lor occupancy. The house is built
WIN All modern Improvements the grounds have
Holt On h tnsmen AFenue II 40 rods q bsautifl
raylns and living brook run through the rear end
Of the Farm there are several springs Of pure Watel
running out nom the banks Of the rayine, which
With simple nydrauic work., can Be conveyed toanT
part Of the Earm. For q Gentlemanis Besidenct
me Nhole grounds can Be elegantly aud tagtefulir
arranged. EOr Garden, vineyard, or Fruit Cuf
tQre Il can Be made profitable, being 90 near the
ctEOnly about 100 rods from the corporation luaftg
more acres and make elegant residonces, and At ?
large advance Of the price at which it can now h
purchased There arc about or acres Of wood
land, part OF which i5 beautffal Grove The
ktnsmAn street liailroad passes through the AFt
nue IN mont OF thlg YARN.
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C, corner Of Kinsman and
kcrest srrests Lot li3 teet on kinsan, and ass On
Forest street. House and prOVomsntl are al ID
class Win all the modern stylss End built IN sub
Als0-A NEW TWO sTORY BRICK HOUsK.
Barn. Uur Buildings, &c, gituated fOrest street
JUST north OF the residence Of the Hon. A. G. Eiddle
Lot 10 tset tro1t By 225 ioet deep This Is mn;
class house, built In substantial manner, aud H.
the Italian style Of architecture.
Al8o-Another TWO 5TORT BRIUK HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings Gc-, ediuiuing the last de
scribed. Lot loo list front By Z5 lset deep, and IN
tshed in all respects like the other.
Also-OhE VACANT LOT, on Einsman street
second lot IRON the corner Cf Kinsman and FOresi
8treets ls feet 'front.' b. 36 deep. Nine lots on For
est street, between hinamEu and ScoViu Avenue.
east side Lots 50 feet front by 225 feet deep. Viii
sell on time to suit purchasers.
S8-F0r further information srQuire Of the under
signed 10. 4os kinBnaa st.s OloFsiauu, Ohio.
luneaLsf8 BARKER.
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THE CITY.

FUIL REPoRT.-Fhe LEADER will contain
a full report of the transactions of the Board
Of Missions from day to day during its ses-
sion.
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8eaEatna.

D0ARDING I,t Hogs US E.-,T Z 3 Z. 2
~ l-i.,--.f -5ue Of the rlsaaaute1t location1 10
eel.35 i--- f.sn fhor0uEhly rapalrad and a nov
-. V6rrd1ru. EGmtiial Nlsnln4 to 4utni2h
-, So5n1g can Be aGcomuQ1aleQ WITH arg
te..----,-ie-lf rooms and bed-roonli end st1slg
e-d IlrT EoaEdEEs WI ma Goelo So .llo
tl-@ - --sSoI ahle aarnlE- BellIznoe4 e1se4 ano
,,.-rl-s5 isER3I = " bUsAIII.-
n0ARDING.-G0OD BOARD 4
4 Tiea-snt Rooms can be bad for few single gen
Eansn or Eentismen ana thsr "l'oa' - "a III. IN
SSTa street, Harris Block
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a0THTR's READ THIS.

HQLHEkE kAAU IhAbs
sghs arlIoufnr e AZ extract frum lsttor written
hH1ho Pagtor % Q BaFtiBt Church 10 the Journal
M d asssaEsr" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
u1sorfz fsVuE q thht WOrld-rsnOVned medicine, Of
uAE. Sx.EBsE'S soVEHUs SEsUF FoR OdILDREs
fmFua4E
eve sse ~ afVsrtissmsntin IN yoEr columns o. EEH.
HtrlloW's sootk1ng syrup HoV Es never said >
tSut We IN euvssd 10 say 10 your raadors, snHt this
nc humbur-Wu RAVE TBrED Y, AID EEoW II 70
AL II GLaIus. il & probably one Of the most
aosssfu maeIei0en of ~ DAY, because IL II ons Of
- bot And those oi your sesdsrH who have bAbiss
iSan't Do hsttsr than to lay In EusPly."
Sc hdVurfissnsHf in another column. sep2sR2s
THE JAPANESE.
TIE GREAT EAsTERN,
HRH.TaE PRINCE OF WALKS,
De J0IHvILLE,
Esycone and 80 and Be
FOPGOTT EN-,
n. 49, l,sz. the ebony blaekness, tie rich browns,
~. ,..-,I .r,., rauo thu sensation Of pride and
,lo,.-,. ,r,r,.s 'y the application Of that harm
C cRRisT4DoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYG,
wiu unousstionAbiy Be gratefully
REMEEBERR.o
By all who r,se il. inssmOeh as
a THING or BEATTY
rs A JOY FQhEhEh-
Prepared No. Astor Ho.Nss, heE toiA' S0il
SveryEhsr by all BAR Dressera
bizR25-lmdkg
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADYERTIsRjIENTs.

II b. Kinssloy- 7rSf hbs-g Fam tr Msaioirss
c wlou 4 oo-An kinds Of JOws'rT.
Or. KNAPP -DehtistTy.
wOs,minstsr Chursh-Rsntins Of slipI.
Ret,bers 3 HausmAnn- Zephyr Worsted.
Benton Broihvr'-whols,alO Druggists.
Goal on.
-on visriol, &o.
Watch Loat.
Hawks 4 Bro-Loeal Notics.
oiJ Holei-BaslRsss Notice.
Mrs.. Rouss-Loeal Nstleo.
Plano Wanted-Locsl Notice.
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a. B.C. F. M.-Tho opening meeting of
the American Board will take place at 4 P.
NJ. to-day in the Stone Church, where ell
the business will be held. The annual SER
mon will be preached at ~ in the evening
BY Rev. DR.. stOrrs, of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday and Thursday there will
be morning prayer meeting in the Second
Pre- byierisn Church at 81 O'Clock. The
business meetings of the Board will com
mence at sJz a. NJ. and ZIP. NJ. II is
expected thai missionary addresses will be
will be made in wo or more churches on
Wednesday evening by returned mission
sries and others. Las.
On Thursday afternoon at ~ o'clock
communion service viii be held in the
Second Presbyterian Church, and the clos
ing service of the Board will take place eth
er on Thursday evening or Friday morning.
The attendance will be smaller than usual,
owing to the disturbed state of the country.
The number of those drawn to the city by
this meeting, will be between 800 and 900,
almost all Of whom are guests Of our citizens.
In the absence from the country of Presi-
dent Hopkins, Of Williams College, who is
President Of the Board, the Hon. William
Jsssup, Of Pennsylvania, will preside.
A register viii be kept open at the book
sSore of ]. B. Cobb / Co., where all members
of the Board, who are strangers in the city,
will pleas call and register their names.
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&C. O.-CsEy'B Cough Cure. dSO1sRla
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@3- NJ. Cooney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
named.
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Ma. h. B. EIEasLEY-Dear Sir: We feel 1t duty
we owe 70 the public, to state that MarshalIs Ca
tbolicoI Is medicine Invaluable fJr complaints
classsd under tbs head Il Female Diseases ne have
used your q Rienberg Medicines and have been
greatly henthtied tneleby, 30 much 80, that were
tie price double, We would have them. TO1hs thou
sands ofOur teN Who suffering froB Weaknai ses,
we Wouid recommend tse CathCIicOn as q sure pans-
cea. IL gives strength 10 the system aud enables
each Of the organs Of the body perform their hp-
prOpriEte functloLs. Mrs. ". CATBb,
Mrs. Z. Z; WEEksa
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PEA0HEsi

IDEAlUHEs ,r.o,,v. ,
~. - dgfly recsivinR Peaches Of ths choicest
49, f7r sals By the Basket. BuEhel, or smelier
4eLlstt5fvll Al the lowest market price.
QuantABi J.. STAIR a SON.
= lis Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01
aartfnItarAI.

nU6LIN NJ USTARD-W E
have recsiTed on consignment very nice ar
fies oF Mustard, manufactured 10 Dublin, Ireland.
Wscs1 Tecouau mend Il a. being rat-rnte article
For Sals bT the KoE or otherwise. -
NEW ONEY-Wk HAVE
lust received q very nice lot OF this years
f4a,7av n boxes Of from six 70 twenty pounds
weight Fer sale By }. stair a SON
TURNIP ED-WE HAVE
for sSIe ins stock Of Turnip Seed Of the fol-
fo6frr Varietisg
Ead TOP, Strap Leaf
white Tob, Btrap- Leaf,
Golden Ball or Orange jelly
White stone,
Irarea white Norfolk,
Irraa White Globe,
R1tss BaFa or Purple TOP sEedeB
.s 49, ~ % S5S5s Oh this years growth
ANN ]. STAIR SON.
30 lis Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-01

Medina. March l. 1861.
Ba-The above named Ladies We are personally &C.
aualuted wiki, and know that for several years,
while lived IN Medina, they weI great sufferers.
Miss s. has besn badly afflicted that It was with
dificnlty she able 10 stand upon her feet few
BOTTLES Of gathOlicUn entirely cured her Of her COM
plsints. Ny wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend 1t 70 the Ladies Of this
county safe and enc ent remedy Tor the many
complaints they are subject TO.
JOHN WEEKS,
EDITOR Canfeld Herald.