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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

HArcHEs.-The Salisbury IN. c. Banner says that
Mr.. Hs>RY MOORE of that place, is making fine
article eff Lucifer matches. Let our people go
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

The Paris (Tenn.) Sentassl says that the tory Boil
-1ser of Asyfeld, Ky, was arrested ia this State
one day last week Letters from Lincoln and
glase were found upon him. He has been sent to
Columbus and the Ss1tiRe! hopes they viii hang
him. -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

SULPHUR QUESTION SOLyED.-Professor John Darby,
of Auburn, Alabams, formerly of this State, and
faVorsbly known to many readers as a natHrsllst
and teacher Of reputation has succeeded in making
sulphuric acid from the sulphur of pyrites, which
can be found in any quantities along the West Point
and Atlanta Railroad In letter our friends, W..
Stevenson & Co., who have been in correspondence
concerning this important question, Prof. Darby
writes
Il have completed my experiments and have been
perfectly successful and last week made pure sui
phuric acid from iron pyrtes, and there is no diff
Guilty in making nitric acid muratic acid bleaching
powders for paper makers chlorofOrm, sal soda &C.
We congratulate the country on this result and
demonstration, and We congratulate Prot. Darby
on his successful connection with 8 great public
benefit.
We hope he will sosn be enabled to put in opera
ton, under proper authority, laboratory for the
supply Of sulphur and sulphuric acid Charleston
OOlTisr, Sept 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

@Mr. vi iaus Rsssz - "a t-e esurEs o ~ ~
lsttsu 4 suc-iEct be - 81 Ia izEl4-utss q ia
Aasrisaa Csntins.t, p - slses uissa lhsg tnsral
8 scouztry, tTac,lg - = SIS e. oFTcsiaoa = IL Il
By Nosthsrn fan els, flirs i1g "a klst IA 81 sF
81 seoiioHal pa ~ ssala 60 efsr-a rev Tat iHsi
By with the LigIri n re q lh8 EaisR rsf 80
author has treated kis - - psi!o spkc aat.I
ths result Of hiE la 80 7Fsse "a iesl snsbs al
genuine scuthsIn lisfz5C5 s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

tsMr WiIlians has fs5is I. pssk which - should
rsash HErops, ant 49, ssssss - rcd iais . ~
ans DO it. work IL 81 - End rar-seuug pas.
Which he Eng i5s - : III fscs5 saFa Paimat q
uor.d $50 TIE 49, sh5Ii= lssr IN mind tat /!
Esrs writ en- Ia Conss s,sHP tas1l Da5 Il ifdir
As the Wris Or 20 &C. u . sct,d -gry sgcn., "a
plred aues the in - - sslCscr p. rrisf, Ue sara
e~r his a. Ia his geEs-4. fF5s-lR.isLs a. Z n 1rd
nh lossphy His tone 10 cEil a. tl3ug hrfu; bis
sad VI de- The parss-n 5 rsHk iI ire aIasiigtn- n
abrsad mo cover 49, b sp8ortuEiiies pcsse-
few az liT e l0F csEh - 90 for ace d leg IN in !
real cpinsous an fael - .Ed 60 ersl Fu5as \
Europ8.m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
Tuo,z GrH5 At L.sr.-h was whispssa about

IHO5E GUYS At LAsT.-It Wa Whlfpt1e 8DOnE
the country some tine age that an English vessel
had arrived at oae Of porSs with 50 zoe Enneld
muskets The name Of tire vessel and Ser port Of
entry we're kept = profound Eecrss, nor is il our
intention to digulgs IL nov, although wo know the
vessel las arrived and brought that number of
EafelI rites Thirty easss of this celebrated arm
arrived in the city yesterday, ADD ihsir way
to Columbus. They have nos been unpasksd since
they left Enslsnd.- AsmPdis AgaL4sehs, I'D. -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Cob HEXAN.-Col. HENlN, the accomplished
mmandant at Fort Henry, is at present in the city;
azo, Lieut.. FORD, of the same command.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Two gentlemen arrived in the city last evening
direct from Fentress county, who report the exist
encc Of depIorabIs state of affairs in that county.
They report that the Union men there are very re-
-7sctury and that they have killed four five
Sos.bern men, together with the sheriff Of the
county There is d deplorable state Of sflirs in
that lounty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Late heavy rains in East Tennessee have, we IN
derstand. damaged the track and washed away
bridges sast of Knoxville to such an extent as to
interrupt the transmission of the mails. The con-
sequence is we have had ne mail frem Richmond
for three days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

E'e learn from Kentucky that Gen BUCKNER has
occupied HopkinsviIe and ElktOn, and has seiz>
od some FIVE hundred guns belonging to the Lir-
cgl0itss. It is also rumOred by passengers that the
Hsssians have ruthlessly burned Hawesvie, in
Hzncock county and Cloversport in Breckenridge
C0lnty.
Cen. BU, KNEE WAS expected at greensboro, n
p.yis county, on Monday night His advance had
moved eight miles beyond Green river.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

9ire0a dcr3 vs. WA. =. Carr.
T Appearing &c ny tat The dsfs-sart w
Car, Is nourssti- as sttssknie 4 h1viaE tsea
b. uP2n The afday = D.. pa 4, Glssa cIsori,
err upOu cs<- s.fspsTy heIonEi1sg - hS 81
x Ca p hist er-fsse sftesee ut p bslqn - ~
(nsOs Ssa ZTlsrieaf. .-SspzFsr Fsblshst ia D. Il
Nashville, TsnstEsea 81 - sasse-Ts ssshs.- aa Ri
said Wm Carr % Az sr a Z sss in EsrsVis, Fsas.
the 2Sth day q Gcos1lHexs rrst arsEsr E~Ur 4
attxehmsnt and f1s ~ yl& a-ss= sfs In BE Eean 1mc
cd. This ssh sePf39sfz5 ~.
ssaCEL =. LLSUEUR, J.
ostl- E4t-Pr's fse -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Iaaao.s 70 one O 8, ;7lt--s o. tss E,ssz Izd b,
Hrs. I4Nn K PeLEs p T'ss --sps.l1u t4i Prse sas.
submitted, EXPIRE SIS Ersl5GeE.Us CFinioH:
''I have read IN ~ SEA zlesFszs ihs pFpsf sheets
work, nov in Pr,ss- "lslEs1 SlaT-ry irsn he Oh
vi 4 = latter Edirestsi T. Ls-i a-euE CHAN, ETten
james Williams iata - fisar 70 Csnssa1irspi Iii
with visoF Of T. SCAT n. subj Ct. scrIP
attention Of TIE Whale Esfli, valuable Goa rtu.cn d
Liis asurs, and WI ss rssd With great = a.
day"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
S LAV Il r Y
LIE IIoH. 5t-IEs yxILLIAgs

LATI sSTrD ssaTzs EIs,sIaE At soNEraaTIs, pLs
T-FIhs eHtirs Pross = al salss are to - 5svCtsd
Ts,Is' the sick ard ed 0lai.rs OF The Conisss'
under the d.Gston al siaI etrss q the 4 disB s
Relief sssisty q Tsaal.--sn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Letters on slavery Ersna tsG ola "
written sErirE re ssaEa5s fsr s Prssi5enoy % the
States IN 1859; to WI ca siSi letter 70 Lord BRor-
he JoaS BR9vN rtd. ass br e. rsfsrsass to 70.
Presidential election SO ~ rrn egrsa-s' ~ JAnls ~
late Uni'sI a,=s slissser y -aIisy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

In1 VALID LAX TIE Wonderful Walled Lake
4 situated in tbs c-ntl a part Of ri9bt ,seps,,
iowa The shape .. ths lake il oral II il sbc,,t
'"o miles ln lergk sr3 ose mile wis in tfs = i1sss
part eonlprlslsgzE ga If gsrss-2 600 scrsa ire
Wal enclosing this IS = = six mics IN IenSti,
.hd Is putt or esGt I'D 0f5t3res arriving in siza
ron Douldsrs Of az tlCs vsiskr d,-n q, 4 mail
Ps99ie' and intszzn-1sl with ea1ta Ta top Of the
wal L sniiorn Is sa-gr. z5svs ~, w.,-r in al
paris when make its izat to yarv on IN ian
side according ts as u1svs71ess al he es,,sfr,r
from two to twelve fsst In heish-
In the highest psr1 tla 1s7II nsssrrss f-o-,, tn
to twelve feet thlck - The Base and for- -, 49,
the top, incliniEg szsh vay-autuv.rl ,ri II, -
There IS no outlet, a ts la5s frsauaDfiy r,,,s an
lows over the ssa y rs wall The ial, a tbs
deepest part is ab9ss fsss il depth AID a,or ld,
with large ard "a Jsh. such az pike. uaekerel
bass, perch, dc. Fs water ia as cissr a. CT y.ssl
and the Is no bubir7 q Indicate any large springs
or feeders. Wild fJFl q 81 kn1s are plenty up0d
Its bosom. At tas Eoz "a end are two ANAL grove.
Of about ten acres essh - sg3sr timber being near
Il haS the appearsss1 81 being walled ~ BY kumad
banda and losks Lac huge fortress, ret thsrs arr
no rocks in thtt 1iosDisy for miles around. Therl
viHible signs e TIE lake being the rssalt q
volcanic actions tss bed Sei1g perfectly IN iga an
the border % rsE1i.- f0~En. The Lake j. zbou'
seventeen milss f7sl sIsa Siyer on the 81 I eigh|
miles from lows the West. and about 01s b !
drsd and twenty - from Cedar Rspid4. Il
one Of ths ersztsfs 1voaisrs Of the West. a. a n
bsen slrsady Tisi.si y hu13cets Of cariosis
seekers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

n ashV11Io Eheatre
WALTER KEEBIE-...----...-sals Is,Els ard EA agsr,
Wednesday EFerinE CsET 81, 1871. K0tz=sss's isaas
Playof tbs STRANGER.
To eoaslrds With The Married Eaks.
u T'No exra ch1rss ~ rssa-Ee 80. a-l2-Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

A LARGEistof sia.sr's bsss No eesia- M1chiacs
n oity sdsp.ol . ne asnufarturing q fray CIo,h
&c All rev ana ia Essi srdsr, never having Eeen IS l.
Apply 70 JAEEs WARS, ? 81, Saslville Tsnr
ost2-d2V J. o. WHERs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
THz ARxlXsSr OF FoRr PlCEENa,-The EsW York

Il is not q all surprising that the rebslI At Pen
saeols de net attack Fort PickeAs. Besides the
sand batteries which thu Union troops have greeted
on Santa Rosa Island the fort has moankkd =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
cod. 90. GeIa vFnated.

Gold, Geld. GeIa Wanted.
ME Elh u parthlsc - O0e IN g "a
w CCOEg BAILET a CO.
O. toAer Isl, '6l-diW no. Inn B ..
A GENTLEMAN - rs - Furhsse, fer bis . - u
strictly No hfrf rrau-. s.r peB.1s iug supeF Dc
ties nurse ssans,rses A., lssga F-s via De Il.
Apply At City He'll uc,l
NW1TG the gTs-t iv-rCs in The pr e Of -thaF. 4
kiBns, cI0thiEg, sa1ru-tl ~=, aad shsrt- sgsrJ
hat enters in IN pc Of Ion, are cas ll-i
tie Of srls cert per pau1. 70 tazc
LIST Oei o6er. NU0us lEATNAN &
ssp2s-d3H tWkIu IA Ivan BEOs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
attachment Notice.

NEGRO girl bssrsn tie a-s o. s'gh. ssd s.e,,s ye
x fer nuue. AdarssS : this OEes. Ok "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

-Rvery Esan te r,-;il,

s1w ORLEANS Ser 29LThs G 1verBor usd
o.osrs 20 gay TO 2 res lie miLtil lsw. - sriN
essfy evening. Pef.sss -efasiag CT svafilr are
- ~ On black Eel, as suspicious aud ens
- - 10 asata Guards aIe allowed IN
70 compel dlseA2lias e cours marital 1f L RS
H T, insa are 70 brig sech arms a. they hive
me governor uffs.z y recorqn,srSs n A. 4 nks
ano insurance Oassa c,eSe at O'clock in he alter
9o.i ~ oeLeF ea3lasss az three O'Clock, 90 hat
: oruncAtions and ei=e, military preparations
are progressing ViEsFszs.r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

and
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NEW YORR mARKKT-Oct. s

j
! FL4OUH-Market heavy, unsettled and 5aI
lower. The accounts from Europe BY the Bavaria
and Niagara have very depressing effect Market
Sales i2iu1 bbis at S. ioas2s for rejected; $3.50
$40 for supsrns state; S5555 65 for extra state;
S5.3595lo for superhno sestern 20 for COM
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; s6,OO96'tO for
CINGD1 FIOUR-Market sal0c lower with
very moderate demand. Sales $50 bbls a. S53j954 a.
fer aupernue, g555n6 IS for common 70 choice
RYE ELOUR-MarketQ quiet and steady at S2,7i
$50 for fine and superhno.
CORN mEAL-Alarkst wit lout decided change
gVHIsKY--Markst heavy and lower. Sales 600
bbls at 2lo.
sWBEAT-Alarket heavy, unsettled and &c lower
with shippers refusing TO operate 70 any very great
extent At he decline Sales are ls600 bush Chics
spring at SI,li0i,t9; 1900 bush Milwaukee club at
81 26I 23 SO bush amber Iowa at gI 23aI "a; 80 900
bush winter red western at S,250l, 81 1870 bush
red state at Sl3Oal33; 1870 bush white western st
s,s6@l,39; lO,sOl bush white Kentucky at sl,i2}4@
RYE Market firm at 7O975c. Sales 2o,OOO bush
Sithin the range.
BARLRY-Markot quiet and firm at 7O977o as
CORN-Market dull and Ia2c lower. Sales are
$4,000 bush at aO053c for damaged and inferior mix
Cd western; 595ic for good 10 prime shipping 90
chiefly at 5ld4fci 55956c for western yellow; 59c
for white western.
slATS-ln moderate reQust at 55e954c Tor Jana
dian; 3l@35C for western and state
P0RH--Tha Market IL scarcely frm.-
Sales 100 bbls st Sl4 5OGl575 for mess ss,7a9lOCo
BHEF-Markst continues quiet but without ma
terial change. Sales about l3I bbls at S40945O for
country prime S5a1550 country ness S96all,23 for
repacked mess; Sl2,5o61 l3, 80 for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BREF-market Is dull and
BRER HAMs-Markst firm and in better de-
mand sales 25O bbls choice new western to arrive
cur RTEATs-Market quiet and prices hardly
so firm. Sales at 56o5ic for shoulders 5f9656 for
hams.
BAC0N-Market Inactive.
I.AHU-MaIk ket cOntiubls firm with fair demand.
Sales 81 bbls at sl40946c.
BUTFER-Markst in fair request 7GlIc for Ohio
and 'SAl5c for state
CHEEsE-Tho market Is steady, at 597c as in
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09
Justices Of the Peace.
The following vote was cast in the several
Wards for Justices Of the Peace:


Marshal Minckley OF this city has received
notice of the commission Of heavy robbery
in Chicago day before yesterday. The cir
cumstances were the following. The mon
ey lost amounts in value to S26 200, of which
SO, 900 was Eastern, Ohio, Indiana, and
Canada, and S2l 900 deprecated Illinois,
II was sent by express from 81. Louis to
Chicago, and taken from the express Office
there at = o'clock, P. NJ, by the owner or
agent and carried to the Sherman House.
There, it was carried to his room. Shortly
after he went down to dinner, locking the
door Of his room after him, and remained
some forty minutes. On returning he found
the money had been taken. 1t is supposed
that those who committed the robbery fol-
lowed the money from st. Louis. One
thousand dollars reward is offered for It's re
coYery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09
Confectionery.

AtOur Rooms. corner Of Euclid Street and Public
NOUT.O 4 HOGaN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

REGULAR MEETING FIRENEE's GEoERAL As
sOOIATIOE-Held Oct. sth, 1861:
President Phillips, in the Chair, called
the meeting to order.
Roll-call-Absent: Hart, Harmon ,schloe-
mer, HaIleran, Wagner, ,Caistor, Hart, Peirce,
Russell, Cobb, Olmstead, Gallagher, MegOry
and Wackerman.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Relief Committee reported that Patrick
McGuire, of Cataract No. 5, was entitled to
three weeks benefit.
On motion that three weeks benefits (S9 9.OO)
be allowed Patrick Mcclure. Carried,
Bill of Drs. Strong & Cspener for attend
ance on P. Mcclure CSs.OO) was referred to
Committee of One.
On motion, that the Finance Committee
be instructed to collect or secure all the out
standing claims of the Association, and re-
port at next meeting. Carried.
The President stated that new company
was being formed (No. O. who wiAh to be-
come members of the Association.
On motion, that the members of the new
company now forming be admitted upOr
payment of their dues.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

AID PROM OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY
We are in receipt of two large and valuable
boxes hospital stores from the Auxiliary
Secretary of Norwalk, one from Madison,
Lake county, one from Hinckley, two from
AmbOy, two from FairpOrt, one barrel stores
from Peninsula, a large lot of excellent roller
bandages from New London, O., two cheeses
from Cuyaboga Falls.
The patriotism of our friends Of the ad-
joining towns should stimulate US to greater
exertiOns in preparing our hospital stores,
and we hope the ladies of this city will
strive hard to maintain the honor of our
| Society.
A large quantity of work is ready for Civ
ing out, and we hope all who can move 6
needle or q machine will call at 95 BanA
street, and take parcel.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09
THE CITY.

Ban HABITs.-A young man named Ives,
who has been a clerk in Rice & Burnett's
store recently, but who is now at Camp
Chase, having enlisted, has, it has been re-
Gently ascertained, appropriated consider
able quantity of goods from his employers
store which he has pawnod to various
places in the city. Marshal Minekly warn
ed the young man some time since that he
was spending money too freely for his own
good, and upon companions who. were not
what they should be. Yesterday the Mar
shal made descent upon several houses of
bad repute and found a considerable guam
tity of forks, spoons, castors, &C., which
Ives had given 10 the people therein. The
places visited thus far are Barber's & Sever
ance's on Michigan street and Van Tsssels
on Ohio street. At the latter house prepar-
ations had been made for a good dinner
party, with which the entry of the police
rather interfered.
Ives is not yet arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

A DUOK BoAT.--A very convenient, hand
some, useful, commodiOus, and, in other re-
spects, excellent boat, may be seen at Hat
tersley's gun shop, on Superior street. 1t is
made OF iron and in two parts, one of which
can be placed within the other, so that the
whole is carried easily by two men. Duck
sporters would undoubtedly find a boat of
this kind Of the greatest convenience to
them in their expeditions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

NEW BuILDHe.-The site formerly occupied
by the widely known drug store Of Gaylord
& Co., which was burned some months since,
is to be again brought into use. A fine
store is to be erected thereon, and the work
has been commenced by R. R. Herrick,
master builder.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

TIE Concert FOB THE SOLDIERS AID So
oIETY.-We hear it rumored that the Patri-
otic concert given two weeks ago for the
benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers
through the Soldiers Aid Society Of this
city, will be repeated shortly. We hope
this report may prove true. 1t was such q
complete success that we should all be glad
to havea repetition, and we all know the OBJ
ject is worthy our highest confidence and
efforts Let Us have the concert, and let the
suffering soldiers have the benefits OF it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

~ Attention is invited to the card Of
Mr.. Jno. P. Holt in this paper. He is in
tending to go to the wars, believing that he
can do more good TO mankind in that way
than in his present occupation, Of making
steam engines. The offer which he makes
is worthy of special notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

F1RE.-A FIRE broke out about IL o'clock
yesterday morning in q IA story frame
building, No. So Light House street. 1t was
eKtinguished after doing slightdamnge. The
building was owned and occupied by John
Powell as boarding house. Loss s.. No
insurance. Origin of fire, defective fue-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09

UNDER ORDERs.-Lieut. Porter of this city
left here yesterday to rejoin his battery
Capt. Konkle's-which is now atCamp Den
nison. The battery is now under marching
orders, but is delayed for short time, all OF
the horses necessary not having been pro
cured. Thedestinalion is Kentucky. CaPts.
STANDARD and Kinney have already left
for Kentucky, and were at Cincinnati yes
terday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09
FRTHFD IB NEED. TRY IT.

DE. sWHEf'G 1sEALLIELE LISIN2Er Is nrepafeo
nom ths resipe o. Dr. Stephen swest, o. Con
nsotiout ths Ersst bonsettsF, and has been usedin
hIu practice for the last twenty years With the most
Astonishing Eaeos5s- As an external r0rnedy Il Ia
without rival, and viii alleviate pain more speed
u than other preparation. For al Bheumstic
and Hsrvoua pIsoFdsrs It s tcdiy hIfAIibls srd
curative E5r Sores, Wounds sprsins, BruDass &os
- soothing, heallnE, and PoV7rful Btrsnstncnins
Dreportiss, ozasta tie uBt Wonaof and aGtonshmsnt
o. all who have syer given e q tTisL OTer fouE
aundrsd certificates Of remarkable ourss, performed
hyit within tbs last two years, attest this fsct.
For sale By Strong > Armstrong and VIM. RiEke.
S. advertisement. sspH- -E25d&W
MAEHooD-HoW LosT-HOW REsTORED.-
Dust published in Sealed Envelope; price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure Of spermAtorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and lmPed-
fmeuts to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits /; Mental and Physical
Encapacity, resulting from self-AbuBe, &o.-By
ROBF. J. OULVERWELb, NJ. D., Author Of the
uRErE BsoE, &c.
"a Been to Thousands Of Sufferers" sent under
seal in plain envelope, to any address, POST PAID,
on reosipt Of sl1 cents, two postage stamps, By
DR.. On. J. O. KLINE,
lz7 BoWery, New York, Post Ohice Box: lsss;
Sentfd EW364
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-09
CLRHRLAND MARKET-.Oet. 5

FLOUR-sales Of 80 bblu white extra at si,75; q
bbls red double extra at saint; 70 bblI red double
extra at 500 aud 20 do at s5,25.
WHKAT-Market unsettled and lower. Sales
are extremely limited, being confined to car red
at s3c; car al HOO; car poor white at same
Buyers offer only 95c for red.
CORN-Quiet at S3c.
OATS-salss Of car ct Zsc.
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L. B. sOLONONsON,

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Eeers the largest ea5ortment Of the most improved
kinda Of BPNDrACLES. All his Glasses, whether
GoF near or Gar sighted, are ground under MS Owe
anpscfion. ~ maohlnery Of new Wiz
che greatest care TO suit tle eyeE IN al eeel
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation OF ths
Iyes and iIapartinE strength for long reading o.
M. soIomonson would here inform the publio that
Be never employs any one IN the sale Of hig Len5es
~ Also, splandld essoTtEnent OF ~ 4 = 4LAf5-S'
MTOB0gOOPEg OOM PASSES, &c., on hand.
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