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BUsINRsa NOTInEs.

No MoRE KURfoUs THAN TEUE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con
dition Powders for horses and cattle that arc
in tho market, So says evory one who has
tried them, and We should think every one
uses them BY the quutity he is selling
Every owner ofsuch "animals" should read
the advertisement -''Kurious Koineidence"
in to-day's paper and the powders.
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~ The prieO Of tho AORSINs LsADHR 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fihy Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHR, TO Newb
Dealers, is one-iOurth Ofs cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage staInPs should send Us one and throe
cent instead OF larger denominations.
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DIssOLUTIoE.-We have before noted the
dissolution Of the partnership of L. ". Hsn
& Son, of Ravenna, publishers of the Portage
County Democrat. Mr.. H. R. ". Hall hav-
ing retired from tho firm on account of fail
ing health, the business is continued by Mr..
L. ", Hall, WHO unites with the publication
of a model county paper, the sale of books,
stationery, and fancy goods of all descrip
tions. Mr.. Hall has also at all times the
latest newspapers auG other periodicals. The
LEADER may be found every day upon his
counter upon the arrival of the train from
Cleveland.
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RUSAwAT.-A runaway occurred on Water
street Saturday, by which boy some fifteen
or sixteen years old was somewhat injured.
The running horse dashed furiously down
the street, and the buggy attached to him
struck the other vehicle with great force,
and the boy who was sitting in the latter
was knocked some FIVE or six feet into the
air and fell upon the pavement, stunning
him bat not seriously hurting him. The
wagons were badly smashed up.
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FRIENDS FRoN HoNE.-Nr. Editor will
you please return the thanks Of the "Wake-
man Squad" to those of their friends who
on Thursday Of last week brought bOun-
tiful supply of dclicacies and substAntials
to Camp Wood for our use2
There are but eight men of our regiment
(the 4lss) in the hospital, and two Of those
were on police duty yesterday.
soLDIER.
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OLRVFLAND mARKET-Oet. ;.

FLOUR sales of a6vsral parcels Of 20 to 50 hbIu
{ gt,sf0a2 for red and white doube extras.
EAT-steady at TesfoTday's figures. Sales
Of 4OO0 BUSH zoo bush, and sooo bush red ell free
on board, At gI,tO, ana car willis from store 3,
100.
CORN-Quist at &C.
OATs-sslss Of car at 2so.
RYE-Worth 4se.
HIGHWINRs-salesof Of % bbls at Isc, and 30 DO
at i6Ho.
EGGs-stih at saIoc.
CRANBERRIEs-Falss st $50 y Dbl Tor CON.
non quality.
BUTTER-salss Ofeommon at 7zc.
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- "The Defenders of the Union" is the
tide of a splendid lithograph picture Of the
Msior Generals in the U. s. Army, now on
exbibi, ion at Hawks & Bros, They receive
orasrs for it at 81 each. Call and see it, and
vou wiz certainly want one.
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GsHEGO BfARKKT-Oct. 5.


EL0UR-Market steady with moderate demand
WHEhV-Markct dull Salel {, 600 bush white
Michigan and auada on private terms.
COhR-MCrket steady. Sales s, 900 bush yellow
Illinois at &c
BARLEK-In moderate demand. Sales 3 500 bu
Bay Qunte at sc ahcat; $500 bush Toronto pri-
vate terms.
RTE-Market quiet at COO for coed samples
CANAL FREIGHTs-A shade easier on grain;
flour 42c, wheat l2tsc- corn ll5Ec to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS, 40 bush barley.
CANAL EEpOHTS-ll2D bbls Hour; l6,4a1 bu
wheat; q bush corn; 527l bush barley; 1000 bu
rVR
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-esN Carbon and LubricRting Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stuceO, Sugars, MOlasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, Oyiatts Exchange.
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NY. sFOOk aIARKET.-Oer. 5.

gTONEY-Rates are easier on call at 4tA5 per
cent; and short first class is done at 67 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGING nov features
to note.
STOCK s-Market sctive and higher. Chicago
Rock Island 455s; Galene q ChicsgU 50ss; Michigan
Southern gauranteC 3; Harlem lO4, Eric -; Chr
cago, Burlington & Quiscy 6e3l; Michigan SOmhern
IS; II riem pref Tred 26; Michigan Central 43A
Panama ll7is; Illinois O tral SCRIPT COS Cleveland
6 pitisburgh la- New Tork CCntTnl saas; Hudson
slf; Cleveland & Toledo 3s3E; Illinois Central bonds
81 :; extra interest Gaeu & GhcsgO I'd 95i Missouri
s. A.; Kentucky IS; Tennessee Al q, Ohio 50 9lei
Califuruis Is 81; United states 5s "A coupons 92i
United stat, s 6s 81 coupons %.
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DR. 5WEsra tEFAIIIsLH lHEIesSz ID Fs,ls.fet
Fom the Ts1iPs Of Or stephen sWoot. o, ton
nsotiSui the great bone-ssttsr, Nad has 0eoa usoin
his practice for the last twenty ssa with tn most
hItonlsbing suu1sSs. A. external remedy IS "a
without visal. and vii alleviate pain noSa srssl.
" than other preparation. Fos .H Rbsumstio
aud EsrFOg1 DisJriefs q IL traly iumlubls and ~
curative tea sCras, Wsnnds, spreias Brnisss Sc,
~ soothing. healing, aud p9s -Sfui strengthening
UrsPsrtaa, sz0its The ort Woiesr sno aEt0nishmenL
% eli Uho hsvs SEsr given Il q trial Over foa,
uundEed 1sFilalsfes Of FeuA-ksbia cusos psriarloi
oT it Nitiln the last two yosrs. attest tlis hast
Eor sale D. Btrons = Armstrong and WIn. Fiskc.
Sas sivocsissF1snt. nops7-B2sG1V
MAEEOoD-How Losr-HoW RESTORED
Just published in soa'ed Envelope; price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure OF SpormatorFh0a OF Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emisaions, Sexual Debility, and ImPed-
imsnts to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental aud Physical
Incapacity, resulting from seli-Abuse, &o.-By
ROBT. }. CULYERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
GREEE Bs0K, SC.
"a Boen TO Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
seal in plain envelope, to any address, POST PAID,
on reosipt Of ak cents, or two postage stamps. By
Or. On. J. @. KLINE,
lsl B0Wery, New York, Post ONCE Box: $3.50.
Eept6t&W354
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CHICAGO BlARKRT-OeL z

FLDUR-Market quiet.
HEAT-Market lc higher. Sales at 796s0c
for No. ]; T4l175c Tor No 2 in store.
CORN-Market steady and firm. Sales at PIC
in store.
OATS-Market firm.
RECEIPTS-62 30 bbls hour; It6,Oo0 bu wheat
$4,000 bush com.
SHIPMENTS 800 blls -four; G9.OaO bu wheat;
2i,C00 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-Quiet.
RXC'HANGE-Un New York, &c premium
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CoFFEE FOR sEvEEAL.-Five cars, contain
ing 2ss bbls. Of Rio Coffee, weighing 2s tons,
and I45 bbls. Sugar, weighing IS tons, on
Saturday last passed through here to the Sub
sistsnce DEPARTMENT at st, Louis.
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Card.

r vzAeE--I would, in spe-
OsiiOA " III. 'Se pRblic that I am q
cial manner, inform l. d. sbove named
candidate for reelection to ..,rsIv have
Office. For twelve years cont. ~ oapae.
served the Cleveland public in l. bst Al
ity, with what ability cannot say, qs,l
least with honest and faithful intentio.
know. have grown old in the service, an,
have no other means of obtaining llveli- I
hood for myself and family. have been
couhseled to be an independent candidate,
not by my own judgment and feelings only,
but by many old friends and members Of |
the bar, for whose sympathy feel heartily |
grateful. trust will not be thrown over
board merely to make room for some one
else.
1t G: B. TIBBITs.
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BUFFALO lIARKET-0cr. 5.

FL0UR-Markst steady.
WHEAT-Market quiet and firm. Sales $500
bush Chicago spring at CSC; 500 bush amber Iowa
At 81 5; $500 bu prime white southern Ohio at 81 20
100 bush good do at 81 10.
CORN-Markot quiet and firm. Salessl 900 bush
39Sc; 800 bush choice do at 10c
CANAL FR EIGHFS-l6c on corn Ike on
wheat t0sNeW York. Closing 6rm-
LAKE IMFQRTs-l4,7s5 bbls -four; COO bu
wheat; 10000 bush corn.
wheat; 27O.O01 bush corn; g. 00i bush rye
The elevators are pretty we'll cleaned out. Boats
are plenty.
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ARREST OF A DEsERTER.-Aboutt ten months
ago Lieut.. Brayton, of the 18th Infantry,
(regula.s,) enlisted man named Chaplin in
Kenton, Hsrdin county. A few days after,
as Lieut.. Brayton was about going to Tfin
with the men he had enlisted, Chaplin de-
serted, leaving note saying that he Gould
not 90 to Tifin." Search was made for
him, but he was not found. On Saturday
afternoon last, Lieut.. Brsyton met his de
serter on Superior street. He slapped the
man upon the shoulder, took him prisoner,
aud had him lodged in jail, where he
now lies, If found guilty, when tried by
court-martial, the penalty will be death.
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NEW ABvERl lsEAGNTs.

Br. S. @. ClsrE-NovOmbtr Appomim MS
}. T. wade-YounG Men Wsa.Ii vi. .Ary.
HID. Kendall a OO-uOals.
W. IA. wallace son-COko, &c.
}. D. Burrows and othes-Pio Mic at Camp Wade
Rst,bOrs Hau'nann-Esis for The hair.
Or. BarFoWs-speoial Rotioo.
CITY Polios-LOoal-Grand hall.
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FAST DAY sERMoS.-The Fast Day sermon
delivered by the Rev. J. B. Bittinger, of the
Euclid Street Presbyterian Church, has
been published in pamphlet form, and may
be found for sale at the BookstoresOf Of J. B.
Cobb & Co., Ingham & Bragg, and at the
Periodical Depot of Hawks & Bro. Price 10
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~ The regular monthly meeting OF the
/" Ladies' Christian Union" will be held this
afternoon, Oct. 9TH, ats O'Clock, in the rooms
O the Y. N. C. A.
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Coxs1GxRD TO FIRE.-The Postmaster Of
this city destroyed on Friday last, ten thOu-
sand collars worth of the old issue Of stamps.
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CANDIDATE.

q. b. TIBBITs would most respectfully announce
10 the voters Of Cleveland that o 8 candidate ief
reelection to tho oiaosof Justioo oTtho Peace.
Cleveland, Sept. iaih, is6I.
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The New York papers failed yester-
day BY mail. Starr, at his news depot had
tl,ero on time, as usual.
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M A R IN e

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrERED-Oct. s.
stmr Nay Queen, Yiger, Detroit 3 pkgs sunqiIes; i
1 Stmr Illinois, Hailarans Ontohtsuul ~ fS1s
| copper, 5 tons mineral "copper" 4tn toAa
/ iron ore, 20 boxes cheese. 49,. 81, -. f-,-,
L Prom Gen Taylor, McFAays AAAt4ua-t1i 49, ''-- 80
/ ore, II. B. futtls- - AZ 49,. -.
| Pr,p O,reco Rowland. Dunktrk, ~ lens h5es95- 4,
| PROB Mary Stewart, Richard5ons bglAlos = mus
/ sugar, 81 tons md8st b9nQ . Spa1lJsetl. 3Jst -.
I Schr. Cuyahogas Bonertst DuliAio' w Do' SAN
E}errs Sinclair.
pstrei, Barker, Pert hnFons ltO N lumpefs
10 Il lath, Stafford Jones,
s.b sly Farghar, Port Huron 50 cords wood.
CLEARED.
sooE Sup. Detroit.
wagon, 20 tons mdse,
siRF s#F: hAE 3a'if 45s5: si6s5 orc = ass se.
p-,, prai-is lstafe. ellen, Ogdensburgp-
'0F so1r' i25 bbls, tried apples, 50 sr16fv H.
prom r,,FsSo H5viSnd. OHnkirk, 2,7sS bbis A.,
30 sacks wheat, . y sac g etl cake, "a sucki |
wool, 7s9 boxes che. Nzes 81 bbls eggs, 81 teTS |
butter 50 bbls highN'iness Il bbs aichohoi, ]
keg whisky.
schr Herald, Hsneywell, Toledo, 29I tons coal 1
Crawford, Morris & Price tons pig IRON
Rhodes & Gard.
3 chr. Petrel, Bartlett, Lexington - tons mdse.
Schr Guyahoga, Roberts, Chicago 900 tons coal
i
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8rass f0Mudtg.

TAMES h. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUHDEh AND MANHFAoIQhAB q
f-,-1 Work Of svery description No; - Union hti
n ~ door5 ffnrn Superior street. Clcyeiaui ohio. II.
n --4SSTsd 10 Furnish AZ ElndH o. work uEed ioT
5tssr1 WafsT or Gdg, and al tha Various arsicitE
- m ne Plumbing bushes. heer lumpI ci ali
1SFrSsI WoTk d 81 stFes -'patrea, seosef
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FsAEK PARkBR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, So Seneca street, A No, Horses And
Carriages al roasauaBle figures
sep74R3e:1y
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9perlg @0iltea.
W-A warning 10 the UnwaTy, and on

BEA Warning to The UnwaFy, and one
mighty 70 skve,'' is contained in tho book, "Hu-
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" Ite1-
plains fully and eQuivooally the secret oaWes Of
functional dorangements and prostrated powers,
with unaing Instructions 20 eradicate every trace
ead particle Ct venom OF disease that gnRWing
worm that insidiouslY but TOO surely eats away and
undurmiuo. the constitution, leaving man but the
wreck Of his formor-telC The yictim Of this tai
tendency should not.loso a moment 10 proouring
this Invaluable work.
sold BY DR. BARROW, lsi Bloooker street, New
York. Price IS cents. Sent iroe eveTyvhere.
Sold also By n =. Gaylord and CLARK, Druggiits,
nlnralnnd. OhIo
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HORSES.

LIpt Of Premiums Awarded BY the CuyRhoEa
County AErIs Isalsural Society, at their AN
nual Fair, IA October, 1861.
rnn1n1
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G0al.

EHIG COAL.-100 TONS
4 pTNH LERIGH CBAL, small egg size. ex .
Ts1sIy for orates Stores aud Domestic furnnces 70
arrfve Ia q fsW days. Orders received by
ortss5s NJ. y. SCOTT.
TWENTY HUNDRED To THE
TON.
Z have on hand n receiving daily Chippewa
Goal, mined expressly for family use -
' W W CRAWFORD,
once and Yard, foot Of Seneca sirSot Bridge.
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NJ EW COAL YARD.

on CasaI, Foot Of Seneca Street, Close By The
Bridge.
" " CRAWFORD hah opened this Yard for
t,s saIo Of Chippewa, Brar AM, IMMORAL Ridge
80 TehIph GOAL, which vi fb1 delivered in quan-
m = 10 suit purchasers as low as can be bought In
this city. -. Ia q. .1rt. r., g.
rii,- 1,1ss an dir ted ID rough tho p. q drawer
~ VII te promptly attended 90.
Far the scc0mmodat. on o. people iltlne, W toEl'
- C-aurford has made Erram gelnenta Win n 7ssrs
Wouid 4 Hogan, corner OF EueliQ aireet end tuhile
anare 70 receive orderss which VIII 9e attended 70
aant .s6ld.
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INPoBTANT TO EVERY OEE.-We wish 10
call your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, Of DR.. E. L. Soule 4 Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter Of a century been
a household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more Of them are
used than any other kind, makes US think
so. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in thoir ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
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" NJ. CoonOy will deliver the Morning
Leader at tho following towns ct tho time
named:
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police RnlI.

A grand Ball will be given at Chapin's
Hall on the evening Of October 18th, 1851,
for the benefit Of the Police Department. It
will be got up in a manner every way cred
table, and is intended to be the ball of the
season. The following named gentlemen
will constitute
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THR GREAr SECREr.--Tt Is admitted by
an physicians that tho grand secret Of health aud
long lie lies IN hopping the blood and various iu-
ids Of the BODY IN high degree OF luidlty. When
you feel continued pain In the head or bowels or
any oontinuod uneasiness IN any organ or other
parts Ct tho body, you prevent s,rpus sickness
BY taking
BDANDRETH'5 PILLS
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood eft win have more room, But a. the body is
made from the blood aud sustained by the blood to
waste our blood il 90 Sastl our lie, and ruin
conatitutlon Dat Brlndreth's Pills rolioye tho cir
uulation a. readily bleeding by only taking away
what Il can we'll spars and rHEY NEvER HURT.
Mrs. Hooper, o. Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
g. Vitus' Daaoe, General Debility, poorness Of
blood, and eoetivouoss Of many yeara standing, BY
Brandreths Pills. The case AZ longth Is published
IN the Pampleis
Sold by A. Gardner, 40 superior street. Glove
land, Ohio, aud by all respectable dealers In medi-
oluea. SeplsR25
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DEATH OF JoHN H. CLAPP.-We are panied
to learn that Capt John H. Clapp, of Com
pany d, Wade and Hutchin's Cavalry,
died on Saturday evening hom injuries
received a few days since by being thrown
from his horse. The injuries were at first
supposed not to be Of a serious character,
but it was at length ascertained that the spi-
nal cord was injured in such manner that
the result must prove fatal.
Capt. Clapp was one Of the most promising
young officers in the regiment, and was uni
versally esteemed among his many acqunint-
ances in this city and elsewhere. BE was
thirty Years of age.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 FBH HDMAE SIGHT EgEA IEvaHrHpi
Att0Fagns At 8aig.

I'D p. SPALDING, ATTORNEY &
Ues Counsellor AZ Law, E0 Z Perkins Biook,
Cleveland. Ohio. sopl
5AVIb v. GAeH. EII ERuOH
GAGE 4 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and Councillors at Law. Ofdcs IfS EupeTioT
6tIost, (opposite Merchants Bank.l Oisyoland. o.
sePl7ssll3tv
a SPER, j. r., ATTORNEY AT
IA Law, Werren, TIumbuil county Ohio. Onlce
Sc. IS Market sireet. 6eestu
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ATToHEurE At Law. Oaics 10. 80 Superior
troot, 6leSoand. Ohio. 8. WILLIAMSON
iguN A. e. RIDLE.
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OOMMEROIAL,L


Fresidout--J L. WEATHERL9.
Vice Prei't-h. D. scoTT. Trsasursr--R Z. LioH.
DIaRcr0El.
y B. clarhs a. Quini z. s. Davis, b Browhsn, q.
Harvey A. J. Beggsa, 3 y Lester
5. ,. JsItsr' J.G. Huasey' N. Scott.
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sF'ants--g0st-8twati. =
DOY WANTED.-ANl INTEL
n GENT G rn1an Lad Of shout IS o. IS glal 0f
- is wanted In tha Hardware store oL
UOLWELL 90.
Octh "a Ontario street
DUOK KEEPER WANTED
u An experienced Book Ke-psri wh0 cal inr-
hish SATISFACTORY references, esn lpd eFnPl9llnees
ing af IS Superior street. cct
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OuicIr. Man The Gnnt

I have orders to enlist company imme-
diately from Cuyahoga, Medina and Lorain
counties. Young men wishing to join
first rate Infantry company will do well to
apply Immediately.
Subsistence and pay to commence on the
day of enlistment.
Clothing will be furnished Immediately.
We will rendezvous at Beroa until ordered to
our regiment. H.N. WHrTBEoK,
oet4-S57 Lieutenant Recruiting.
CAVALRY HoEsrs FOB COL ZAHH's REar-
MENT, MoERoEyILE.-H Horses will be bought
at the followingnamed places, for Col. Zahm's
Regiment, Low recruiting at MOnrOeyille,
Huron county, Ohio:
At MOnrooville, Huron county, every day
for the present, commencing on Thursday,
October Sd.
NOrw6lk, Friday, October 4th.
sanduskY, Saturday, =" 9Th.
Clyde, Monday, +" 9Th.
Fremont, Tuesday, 8th. q
THIN, Wednesday, 9th.
Mansfield, Friday, llth.
Other points will be advertised in due
time. All persons having good horses, suit
able for the Cavalry service, will have an
Opportunity to sell directly to the Govern
ment.
The papers at the points named viii
please publish this notice.
! j. J. ELWELL,
Quarter Master, U. 8. Army.
Cleveland, Oct. 2: 356.
PIANO WASTED.-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 800, Post Of
fice.-S55.
4 % For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at HALLS, II Public Squares
augs-RI1
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THE CITY.
Latest from Lake superior--AurivaI Of the
North Star.

Lares, from Lake superior--AurivaI Of the
North Star.
The steamer North Star, Capt. B. G.
Sweet, arrived from Lake Superior last eve
ming at o'clock. Clerk Briggs has fur
nished US the following memoranda:
Left Bay field, Tuesday, Oct. lst at 10 o.
clock P. N. Left ontonagon. on the Sd at
p. NJ. Left Eagle River at 10 o'clock P.
NJ. samo dsy. Met propeller Northern
Light at Eagle River, bound up. Left Cop
per Harbor at A. NJ, Oct. 4th. Left Mar
quette at A. NJ. same day. At Marquette
steamer City of Cleveland. Net schooner
Ellen NJ. White at White Fish Point, bound
up. LeHsault ct s o'clock A. NJ, 18th inst.
Met propeller Iron City, on Mud Lake
bound up.
Brought down 45 tons copper, so barrels
cranberries, a quantity OF miscellaneous
freight and 100 passengers
The Iron City will leave the dock of Hus
sey & Mcbride for Lake Superior, on Tues
day Evening, Oct. 7th at o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Best spsoimen Of soap Wm ConRlon, Cleveland, leo
washing machine, v m Ord, Brooklyn 100. i
sample heeoes nne wool, Holly. WaTrensville, lu0
sample fresh fruit In oanH, scott, NeWburg, lo0
sample berry wine, do do do 100
sample cider vinegar, NJ Aiken, Brooklyn, LOO.
Sampls cider years old, O. ttea, Brooklyn, 20
sample cucumber pickles, Mrs 81 Robb, Olu-
Hfoad
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ELEOTRIo BATH.-Dr. Glbson's new elee.
trio bath cures general debility, rhsums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equsliEs the oirou-
lstiOn and remove almost every diseass in
a manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfaO-
ton to the sick. TIE plsasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No III Ontario
street jys
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TAKE ERIE PAPER COMPLY,
4 T1anafhcfurers cf PRINTING AND b09k
sT-sr1 - 0oTT Uronarad 20 SIMPLY all orders Win
: a-r15f GusiitT q isIsr And O. aF9Tsole ieI.sa'
nj SH5sskl
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dentistry

nENTTSTRY.-DR. ID. E9
IJF. KNAPP would rsspectfuliy lfff1A
Ennouncs 70 the public, that be Will ~-Llllb
be At Obg lin or Tuesd y, ~ ednes-
day ard ThurEday Of each We x, where hl will at
Tend TO the business OF DENTieTRY in all It's
brnuchss. Tho remainder Of the time At his home
n OlmEtcd Ealls. octls55o
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DANGING ACADEMY. s

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Mr. I. v BALLOU takes plaasurs in aunonnc- q 3
ing 70 hig numerous patrons q CleE-land and va
cinty, that HI DANCING ACADEME z VIII ~ open
for tho season az go
CHAPLIN HALL, ,+l
SATURDAY, ecToBER IRA, 1851,
At2P. u. for Children P. N. f5- Ladies, snd ia
the evening, lt'b, Tor Geptlomel DAYS Or TuI-.-f
TON Saturdays and Mondays. EuF terms eugulre
Of Mr. b At the above Hall, " = bis r1sisncs, lS
Bolivar street.
MR. BAbLOU vii introduce ne most tz1hisE-re
able styl.G Of Dancing inclndinE tue most sdnisl.
WALTZ QUADRILLE, CALICO dleux temp,
NAZOURkA VAkROFIENNk,
POf IA " ESMARAL0at
gCHOTTISOH &" La CRAUuVlEEhEi
EMPERE 4" Ia CAUHuCA, 4
PARISIAN BQLEhQ, 49,
LANUfEES miNIAILA, -
WALTZ, cinCus temp. ClClLLlEhAAs
% dieuI temp, ROItlnAle1t
tlicB temp. HIGH LAND LIIif. AZ
cELARIUS, GORLlFz
REbOWA. LA ZiNG AltI L La = e.
POLKA BEDOWA, La HKrAnNA.
Private lessons given to OIissss Ur ngle Rartiss
at any hour. oct3-il-