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q FARM oF "a AnREs

A FARM OF "a ACRES.
WITH A TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
WE'LL cistorn and ont houses all nav, Just compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house ia built
with all modern Improvements the grounds have
rav1ne and living brook run through tbs resr END
Of the Farm there arc several springs Of pure water
running out nom tho banks Of the rsvine, which
with simple hydraulic works, be conveyed % am
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tsstefully
arranged FOr Garden, Vineyard, Fruit Oul-
ture, II can be made probable, being 90 near the
cty-only about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm BE- divided into lots oi to i've o.
more acroa, and make elegaRt residences, and ct
large advance Of the price at which It can now b.
purchased. There are about or acres cf wood
snd, part OF which 10 begusiful Grove. The
Atnsman Street Railroad passes through the Avs
nue. in nont Of thl5 Earm.
AlsO-A NEW TWO SFORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C, corner Of kinsman aDd
Forest streets. Lot il3 feet kinsnan, and 5q6 on
Forest street. House and proye1entS ali first
class with ali the modern style, and built in sub
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsR,
Barn, Out Buildings, dc., situated on FOTest street
Just north Of the residence Of the Hon. A g. Riddle
Lot 100 feot 'front.' By 225 tost deep. This Is fTs
class house, built in substantial maunsr, and iE
the Italian sly Of architecture.
Also-Another TWO STORY BRIOk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings &c, adjoining tbs one last de-
scribed. Lot 100 fsot hont By 70 feet dcep, and On
l5hed IN all respects like the other.
Also-OGE VACANT LOT, on Kfnsman street
second lot from the corner Of Kinsman aud Foresi
streets, us fsst mont By $50 deep Nine lots For
est street, between kinsmapEsnd ScoTiu Avenue,
east side. Lots 80 feet front by Is feet deep. Wiz
sell on time to suit purchasers.
For further inform tion enquire Of the undsg
signed, No. 400 KinsmaD st., Cleveland, Ohio,
luneA0esh6 b. BAkkEh.
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ZINE CHANCE FOR INVEST
A MENT.

Tho we'll established BREWERY, known a.
the Bay CITY Brewery, situated upon the Bay Shore
and adj dining the western corporation line Of can
dusky city Ohio. Good water is at command. Feel
is abundant atcheap rates. Railroad communica-
ton is open either south, east or wfst. The n 10
o. track lies in front Of the premises and affords
good taci1ties FOR transfer Of grain without carriage
There are nearly three acr.s Of land connected
with the Brewery laid Of into seventeen building
lots, aside from the ground employed by tn Brew
cry The build ngs Substantially built Of stons
and brick and compriss q Brewery and two dwell
tng5. A wood stable is sttached he works are
now ard IN EXCELLENT order and are admirably
planned for convenience and effective use.
The whole property, the works, a full stock OF
barrels, implements and machinery, and q supply
Of prime STOCK ale are offered Ct q moderate price
upon Moderate terms. Title good-Rarrantesd deed.
For information apply 20 Wm- Mettleberger,
Cleveland, Ohio, or on the premises to
senE6.a5o D @. y. MIIILERE RERnER
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BEDFoRD TOWNSHIP AND THE WAR.-This
township has furnished twenty three volun-
teers for the war, with q voting population
of less than four hundred, and more will be
sent soon. Good for Bedford.
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Stmr. Ocean. Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Buffalo, l,s10 bush wheat,
l2t0 bbls -four, $40 boxes cheese, Is bbs oil.
Prop. Sciota, Traverse Buffalo, 23C0 bbls dour, 70
pkgs sundries, 20 bbls OIL 24OO bush wheat.
Sehr. CatchpOls Clark, 0sWego, 25O0 bush wheat, ?
tons coal.
Schr. Mail, Blanchard, Oswego, 6,O9s bush wheat.
Scow Prince Of Peace CarrOn, Toledo, 70 tons coal.
Scow Belle, Semple, Toledo, 10 tons coal.
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N~ For New York Dailies and Illustra-
ted Papers call at starr's News Depot, next
to sackrider's, on Superior street. He keeps
all the principal papers, including the
Leader.
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SoLoNoS's TEMPLE-ONE DAY LoEsER.-
This evening closes this wonderful work Of
art. Everybody sheuld see it, and I am
really surprised to see that the hall is not
crowded all the day and evening, SO that
persons should be refused entrance. have
visited it three times, and if am spared I
shall visit it tonight. This will be the last
chance to see this wonderful work, and mind
what say. Many that have heard of this
and do not exercise this opportunity of see
ing it, will regret the time more than any
one thing in their lifetime, for an exhibition
of this kind cannot be found often; one that
has such a field of instruction attached 10 it,
and one that is not a humbug, as many
think this is. But my word for it, it is no
humbug, nor yet small model, for it occu-
pies the whole space between the galleries.
The visitors pass inside the courts to exam
inc it themselves. advise all to go and see
it. A VISITOR.
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OOMMRROIAL,
Board ofTrade.

l.. Presldont--J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M B. sooTr. 'freasurer-R. T. LToH.
DIRECTORS.
N. B. CLARK, A. Quin, II. s. Davis, B. Browhsll, d.
Harvey, A. J. BeRges, B. y. Lester.
RETEREEg.
8. +. Lester, J.G. Husssy, NIB. Scott.
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n. Y. STOCK AlARKRT.-Oct. 4.


hIONRF-Rates are easier on call at 465 per
cent; and short frat class is done at GOT per cent
STERLING EXCHANCsE-We hear Of very
little doing for the boat Of Saturday
STOCKS-Market again better. Chicago & Rock
Island 47A; Galens Chicago 70x; Il.inOis Csntral
script 65A; Michigan Southern 4fi Erie 2SA; Ceye-
tral 1896 Virginia 6s 45k; North Carolina Is So; do
6s 43; Tennessee IS l2.
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MoTHER,s RHNn THIs.

AlLAAAa A4GA2 L4Aaa
Tue ioIloWins IL an extract from q letter Writssa
~ the pastor % Baptist Church 20 the 4" Journal
and EelIsngsr," Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
gno in Gyov Of that World-ranoWned medicine, Of
aRs. WHsI0E's sO0FHIsa sIzUP EOa OEuDKHz
EMNEHmai
"We sas an htVsrtissmenti 10 your columns Of Mrs.
HinsloWt Soothing Syrup. EoV We never said .
word n tsSor Of ratsnt msdioDo bsiore IN our lis
BIT We BEL oomPss b say 70 your resFs that this
no hunbuE--WH Raw EnTuD II, AED KNOW II 70
gALL n 0kAIlu. Il Il probably, one Of the most
oossuiL msdioines Of the day, because Il e one Of
Ne eeIt And those Of your readers who have babies
san't Do better than 10 lay IN supply"
Sc advertisement in another column. sep2sR95
TIE JAPANESE,
TIE GREAT EASTERN,
H.RH. TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
DE JOIHVILLE,
May cone and go and be
FORGOT EN-,
But the luEtre the ebony backness the rich browns
the natural appearance tbs sensation Of pride and
pleaEurs, produced hy the application Of that harm
less preparation
CHRISTADOR0S EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
Win unquestionhbIy be gratefully
REMEMBERED
By ali who use It, inssmuch as
"a THING OF BEAUTY
IS A JOY FOREVER"
Prepared No. 6 Astor House, New Yo-k. Sold
eFeryWher by all Hair DraEsers.
SnpIs sR25-ImdEW
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M1sFoRTUEE.-This is q world of misfor-
tune, and one of the saddest to good house.
keeper is to be afflicted with heavy, sour
bread, biscuit, &c. If you are ever troubled
in this way, get D. B. Deland & Co.'s Chem
ical saleratus, when you will be surprised
by its charming results in removing the
cause of your misfortune. d&wlt
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BUSINESS NOTICRs.

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BROKEN BY TEE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
skraaka
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CANDIDATE,

G. B. TIBBITs would most respectfully announce
to the voters Of Cleveland that he is candidate for
reelection to the Office of Justice Of the Peace.
Clevs land, Sept. l4th, ls6l.
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%N. Y. Clipper, and Folice Gazette, at
Bakers, opposite the Postofice.
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Glnthina.
NiLOTHING FOR THE SEASON.

I have Just returned from the Eastern Markets
with q large aud well selected assortment Of
BEAVER AND BROAD CLOTHS, PILOTS FAM
OY UASSIMERES AND YEsTIHGs
The whole stock Is bouRht for cash and can sell
goods 90 q cent. cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere.
- The Custom Department Is again under the
supervision Of the renowned cutter Mr. A w
ALExANDER, who has just returned from the East
after one years absence.
q. Military Uniforms made on short uotice At
reasonable prices.
DA-Shoulder Straps on hand.
s. MANN,
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L. &. sOLONONsON,

ETaceioal aad Sejegtgis OPhcSGn,
Essps the largest assortment Of the most improved
Nfndr Of ePEOrAOHE6 All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
ogpecton, ~ machinery Of nsW construction Win
the greatest care, ul to salt the eyes IN al cases
curing Weakness, DiEEiuesg OF lnnammalion OF tne
Eye1, and imparting strength Tor long reading OF
lne sewing. 81, !.
M Solomonson would here inform the public that
he never employs any one In the sale Of bis uensea
- Also, 3 splendid assortment ofBPN Y GIAbbAei
MICROSCOPES, OOn PASSES, &C., on hand.
- ARTTEICLAL BKEs inserted without Daini
q perfsot A. natural.
6TTI0E-Eo. 10 Superior street, under American
Hotri mallsdkW
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% German Leslie, at Bakers, opposite
the Postofice.
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Anetiatt Satee.
SATURDAY, OOT. 5FH, 1851.
#ants--8Ust--8eiUara.

QUOK KEEPER WANTED
! An experiences Book Keeper, who can fur-
nj b salts actory references, can lad employment
at salary corresponding with the times by apply
ing at 50 Superior street. 0cf9:s5f
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5r The Commercial Institute at Oberlin,
Ohio, affords peculiar advantages for obtain
ing thorough knowledge of Accounts. 1t
has secured the confidence Of its patrons,
and established an invaluable reputation.
It is certainly the cheapest Institution of the
kind in tho country, and We believe as good
as the best. This is a good time for young
men to prepare for business, which cannet
be long SO depressed as at present.-MediHa
Gazette. dw&twlt
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nninIr. nInn the GunI


have orders to enlist a company imme-
diately from Cuyahoga, Medina and Lorain
counties. Young men wishing to join a
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 Berea until ordered to
our regiment. H.N. WHITBEoK,
oct4 357 Lieutenant Recruiting.
CAVALRY HoEsEs FOR Col. ZAHH's REeI-
MEST, MoERoETILLE.-Horsesw viii be bought
at the followingInamed places, fer Col. zahm's
Regiment, now recruiting at Monroeville,
Huron county, Ohio:
At Monroeville, Huron county, every day
for the present, commencing on Thursday,
NOrwsIk, Friday, October 4th.
sanduskY, Saturday, 9TH.
Clyde, Monday, 9TH.
Fremont, Tuesday, Sth.
Tifin, Wednesday, 9th.
Mansfield, Friday, 1lth.
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 al the points named will
please publish this notice.
J. J. ELwKLL,
Quarter Master, U. S. Army.
C1aua1orI 9bf
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@- All the New York Dsilies and Week
lies at Bakers, opposite the Postofice.
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~ Mr.. Bittinger's Sermon is going fast.
The edition is limited. Hawks has a few
left.
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VESSELS PAss1D.--Ths following vessels passed De.


Bound Up-Propellers Iron City, Bay State Col
onist; barks Massion, City of Chicago schoOners
Lively, Harien, Flying Cloud, Snow Drop, II. IL.
Brown, Jessie, Oliver Culver, A. G.. mOreY, 3. h.
Harmon, J. Grant, Vanguard.
Bound DOsgt-Steamer Planet; propeller Concord T;
barks Il G. WinslOw, Levi Rswson, brig Hemp-
ton schooners N. y. GOodell, q. Q. Griswold Rob
ert Emmet.
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P1IEo WAETED.-A GOOD instrument want
cd. 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-355.
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9Entisttu.

nENTISTRY.-DR. D. 60
LIZ. KNAPP would respectfully, QffTf-N
Enuounce % the public that he VIII -LLI
BE- at Oha lin on Tuesday, edneg-
DAY and Thursday OF each Week, where NJ VIII a.
tend 70 the business Of DENTISTRY ~ All lts
brs1ches. The remainder Of the time at his home
In Olmsted Falls. oeti;s29
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NJ A RINR.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESTEREp-Oct.

stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit, ss pkgs mdse p sacks
wool.
Prop Scioto, Traverse, Buffalo, lis pkgs mdse.
Prop Saginaw, Dickson Buffalo, l25 tons iron, 236
pkgs ndse, 36 pkes hardware.
Scow Prince Of Peace, Carran, Port Clinton 40 cords
wood
scow Belle, semple, -, no cargo.
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CLrHrLLrp. Oct. 2. 1881
Yours,

Wn. J. TAFT, LIBRARIAN OF THE CLEVELAND
LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN,-Dear Sir Your po-
lite note of this morning, extending the
privileges of the "Reading Room of your
Association 10 the members Of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
siOns, was duly communicated: WhereuPon,
it was cred that the thanks Of the Board
be given to the Cleveland Library AssOcia-
ton.
Very Respectfully,
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WATER CAN BE RAISED IN IEss FIME
THAN II ANY OFHER WAYt
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of sny
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
spgs-R11
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1t neither TIPS tho Bucket or tho spost, dolnR
away With the conrplicctsds machinery Necessary
aco0mpliah both: Its simplicity masss It less d gle
20 get ous OF order, than Guy ctlcr Driver. Ihs
Durb, Bucket, &C., substantially made q the
best Iaaterisl The whole being cllculafsd e meet
the Ert Of tie pablo.
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Att0ruFts at gaui.

ID P. BPALDING, ATT0RFIY 4
H. Counsellor at Law, 30. Psrkinf Block
CIaTpinnd Ohio ospi
BfTfB " GA0H- Ill HBuOu
AGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and Councillors af Law. Omee l6s Superior
Street, (Opposite Merchants Bank, Cleveland, o.
goplf:Slld&E
A SPER, j. g., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. 0f1os
20. - Market strost. deesdal
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w A9TOREEFB AZ Law. Once 10. 50 Superior
trsst, 6loyslAne, Ohio. :. MIbA5A 4sOhi
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A erO.s AID CoasS%g.tibIs AtemDs to

swindle.
The following circular has ben a Cded
over the country wi,hia ,Le last 80. s.
o. p o. lost nee
Grade No. 2. Department.
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MORNING LEADER.
morn ne, OOT. S, 1891.
NEW ADVERTIsEMRNTs.

DavlE, Poixotto = CO.-k .itsry Goods.
Philharmonic So,ieiy-Mottus.
John Rays 4 c5.-RatpborTy J-.E.
NJ. Seott-Lehigh Coal.
ColWoli Co.-Boy Vented.
=. u. Morroll-For Rent.
Hover Hlgbes-shaWls and SILK.
Z. V. 5a'lOu-Dsneing Academy.
Ryder-PhotoEraphs.
chaPln'G Hall-sOlOmOn's Temple.
W. D. BaNSr-Losai notice.
HawkS-LOcal notice.
Starr-LOoal notice.
D. B. Dc Land a Co-Loeal notice.
W. P. Fogg-Business notice.
Comm, reiAl Institute at Obsrlin-I ooal notice.
w NJ. Cooney will deliver the Morning
I -. u
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for SaIE 81 &FMt,

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE PoR
~ CITY PROPERrY-A Saw MI. and FIouring
MILL 10 acres Of Land, nice Orchard three Houses
Seven Iaies from Cleveland. i'll sell on long time
or exchange for city property Price 500,
T. N kEY as, in Rou8e-s Block,
oct3:36I Cor. Pub. Square Superior st.
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8pEel1I Mntleea.



THE GEEAT SEORET.-It is admitted BY
ell physlcans that the grand secret Of health and
long lIh lies In keeping the blood and various nu-
ida Of ths body IA high degree Of nuidity. When
you fsel continued pain in the head or boWela OF
any continued uneasinssa in any organ or other
plrts Of the BODY, you prevent serious sickness
BRAEDRETH's PILLS.
Bleeding mag glve momontarT esss, because the
blood len VII have more room. But as the body is
mads from the blood and sustained By the blood, 10
waste our blood d 20 Sauts our life, and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreths Pills relieve the cir
Uulstiou readily bleeding By onl7 taking away
what q can well spara, aad THEr NEvEh HURT.
Mrs.. Hooper, OF Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
81. Yitus Daaoe, General Debility, poorness OF
blood, azd eostivenoss Of many years standing, by
Brandreths Pills. The case at length Is published
in the Pambless.
eold bg A. Gardner. a3o sup-rior street, Clevs
land, Ohio, and BY all respectable dealers In nodi
sines. sepl2R25
PREVRRTIOR Is BETFRR THAN CURR.
10 ladisa Of delicate health or impaired orFanlEa.
sion, or 70 tboss by whom an increase Of hmily Il
from aay razlon Objectionable, the undersigned
Woald oer prescription which is perfectly roliA-
BE and san, and which has been prescribed In Va
rioun pars OF the old world tor the past century,.
AAsA9AaA kl4 AltaoAt - WY ec4N ana allhlot Aut
q has bSon put ~ In half pint bottles and aod vsry
extensively a. the exorbsnt price Of IS per bottle,
the underigned proposes 70 furnish the rooOpo tor
The small sun Of 81, BY the possession Of which sv-
eEy LADY supply herself with perfect safeguard
at any drug store, flr she trihing Of . cents
pr year. Any physician or druggist will tell you
q q perfsctlY harmless, aud Thousands Of testimo.
malls can be procured Of ia efficacy. sent 20 any
pars of the world on receipt Of 81, by addressing
DR.. J. o. DEYERAUX,
AuElnSss P. o. Boz, 10. 2sss, New Haven, Conn.
"AUHAE FRAHTT, or PHYsIOLpslcAL Rs
SEARCHES, should be rad BY everybody. usra. ts
of ssfinhlcted diseases, and the rcsu'ts Of early
malprlctioe the causes that frequently icas 20 W.
HvFFV HARRIAaEs, their relief and prevention,
with copioua instructions IS TO the sure method Of
diHpeIlirg the nsevNos that frequently take hold
Of those ABOUT TO ENTER into the marriage state
The work is beautifully illustrated with eolored
grayingl, and is fraught wi h wholesome advice
and ezhoriatious. Sold BY DR. BARROW, IA
Bleooksr street, New York. Price IS cents. Sent
froo.
sold also BY E. =. Gaylord and CLARK. Druggists,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Very Respectfully

8. M. WoRoEsTER,
Recording Secretary.
The above attention on the part Of Mr..
TAFT was most thoughtful, and wssrs pleased
TO know that the members of the Board
availed themselves freely of it.
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8Fu Sapertisttafnts.
DANOING ACADEMY.

NIB. L. v. BALLOU takes pleasure IN annouuc.
Ing to his numerous patrons Of Cleveland And vi.
ointy, that hi, DANCING ACADEMY Will re- open
for the season ct
Oh APIN HALL,
SATURDAY, ecToBER 13TH, 1861,
At2P. N. for Children 4 p n. for Ladies', and in
the evening, 18th, fOf Gentlem0n. DAYS OF TUT-
TIoN Saturdays and MoudGys. For terms enquire
Of Mr. b 81 the above Hail. or OF his residencS, I0s
Bolivar street
NIB. BALL0U viii introduce the most fashion
able stylss Of Dancing, Including the most admired
WALTZ QUADRILLE, GALLOP, dieux temp,
mALOURkA VARgOVfENhE,
FOAhA E8mARAL0A,
sOaOTIlsOH La ORAOUVfEEHE,
hmPEhk La OAOHUUA,
FAhlslAh BOLERO,
IAhOihbS MINUETrE,
Waltz, clnQue temp. CIClLLiENHE,
. dieux Temp POLbHAiSE,
:. tFios temp. HIGHLAND LILT,
ChLAhlus, eORLITZA,
No., hEBOMAb LA ZlHGAKILLA,
FOLhA hEDOHAt LA GITAhNA.
Private lessons given to Olsases or SINGLE Parties
at any hour. Oets-
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NOTICE.-THERE WILL BE A
IN meeting q the members Of the CLEVFI,AND
PHILHA RmONIC sOUIErY, agreeable 10 ad1
Journment, on Monday evening next, at N O'clock
a. MT. bhaW'g Mu5ic store, No s Euolid sirsat
Let every member mgke it a point 70 attend this
meeting without further inVitAtion.
JEROME J. HOPKINS,
Oleveland, Get. ., ls9l-s32 Secretary.
Armm or ~
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PARR's AMERICAN CAMP UHEsT.-This in
genious and valuable invention may be
found on sale at Il. ". snelkemeyer's, on
Superior street, who is the only authorized
agent for it's sale in the city. Price only SIS.
The chest contains camp stools, hatchst,
l saw, 3 large TASKS, pot for boiling, fry
ing pan, washbowl, coffee caddy, tea
daddy, 4 knives and forks, 1 carving knife
and fork, 4 table spoons, 8 tea spoons, large
spoon, 8 plates, drinking cups, sugar
bowl, milk cup, table cloths, 2 towels,
dipper, cruet stand, to contain pepper, salt,
vinegar, cork screw and mustard
spoon, tea or coffee pot with strainer, ap-
paratus for boiling tea or coffee, to contain
fuel sufficient 10 cook from Is to 20 meals.
The chest is made strong is 81 inches long,
IA inches wide, and ~ inches deep; when
opened forms q table 81 inches long by %
inches wide. Weight only 40 pounds.
This camp chest is strongly recommended
by some of the best military men in the
Call and examine it for yourself.
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N8- NJ. Cooney will deliver the Morning
Leader at the following towns at the time
npV,od.
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PATENT WATER DRAWERiI.sa

The rn6ersignsd, succeeding the lats firm OF J. T.
WH3GtER & o., in ths msnutactu-s OF
FAsslsr's Inlpro5sd Patent Water DTqlOer,
is fully prepared to supply tbs public with this
mott usefll article u is ueat in appesrance and oc
cupies little space; Simple IN structou and no.
lisae 10 get Of orier- All lovers Of pure water
should buy the ',Old OakeH Bucket with ~ heller
Improvements attached It is the chs1psst and best
article fsr wells of all dep-es ever used
r7-H ATEk D&AWER5 manufactured and sold
wholesale and retail BY
H.H. WHEELER,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

The most simple and efficient machine Hol0 "a *
for SlsUGtiAg SgatsT from i0ells Of a7ly dsPth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05
- !. H.H. WHILE,

ARE4D OF Az OEHERgi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

THE IsrEeuLthrrT or MArts.-1ruch ir-
regularity has been noticed during the past
few lays, in the reception of mails at Glove
lsd from the East and South. Upon in
qairy We learn that the mails from New
York have been delayed by bridges being
washed away upon the New York and Erie
Road. Upon the Columbus and Cincinnati
Road there has been Misunderstanding be-
tween the special mail agent and the local
agents at Cincinnati and Columbus, which
is now remedied. The mails from Philadel
phia and Washington come to Alliance upon
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Road, and
owing to frequent missing of connections at
that point, are kept over until the next train
upon the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road.