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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09

Der llntctSejGrete 3Ciat bcrmtt bem Gutlfum
an, cnB ct bciiInoig oui 6anp talt an itincr &uts
Idenz5atrf in S6nedspjae. gt6o G0untY, olle
Nrttn &utfcbcu' Die er an bcn olIrnispertCn
preicn atlaBCn wirp. Gric 6atrif taitrbt felt
Sclen Sabrsn uro BOT litt rurA lrinc oauerbaiic
une wrblfcle 2lrtcit eincn guscn 8uf crwcrben.
NUr Die bette Materialicn pcrrsn bCnubt un6 gcs
Ittftc Nrteiter an9cellt. @e il immrr cine gro.
es Seri6ierenbcit porrG!big, ous welter man lih
m1bIcn fann. gGenn man Ih cine neuc SutihC
cper aneCycs 8ab8eua teilctIt, iriro bic Ssittl'
flung prompt rfilt wsrbm. 9lrporoturen werOsr
Idncu une ttltl ausaCititrt. g2ril Der GiQens
tbitmer icnem Gcit1itr jete 2ufmGrtiamteit nib.
mct uno feline 5ubrwsrten an 0nuertaftgfrit,
ShTnbsit mb SiIistrit Fsnrn ontcrn i'm Staat
nadhtcn, 70 bari sr rrn 9tc6tswcasn ouf enn
3amod,s rrr litrralcn RnrltaIt rrhnrn wOmt
man tbn bercite bcebrtc.
BzS~S 8 . + n g d ! in men out6urtirtsr q,
gent I'm 6ubrpeIsn ,u Urrtauicn unp 8citeum9n
paTir anSunrbmcn, fir welde Nr.ifcl iG gut ite'
ben lpsrce.
SonatDan SEP.
Npril 10, 1861. nq6AR
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09
9teninssr unb Steimsr.
Tticb Tifcb! Ttfb!

ais 9Notrdsn Sc. uno ,. in 9anEn, botteu unt
pisrttt 86rrels, 5t0Iihih, 9sIrcdntte Gcbhih, Scr
rtn9e, II. |. tp.,-Iptt, an ben nicbSrlttn prGiBer
sum &trtauf 0nssvctSu ptrcyu, bGt
Mrnin9cr unb Gdeimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09
Sic 2lugem bieber 8erieb:et
@MoIbnrg uuO l)aGcabab.
Gatinetmoftcr in tcr Gtaot Qlnenloun,

n,
EtHiGniu iit rilltr Gjdl1trhtjt thrcn Trcuutcn
1uurcn uuN pIn acchrtlu Wuhltum u6erhaurt an
WiciQrn. poR &, hr Gnbirct. SO iursnlaagr ron 9}p
II IN thr hUrtiihcs nGue Gi,t6urS, SO ~ in /,
@slt:A0amlcrs 1trane, unN i,rGr a,rdoe ocGtniS 4
ooaInhud's octd, ptrlt1t hob,n. ormc lc nun
rtit Ero allen NnprtdtnrGn 0lraGc noch Qnuricb N
ottnIn. STR 4c9Guwdrti1ir Gtct III mohrlitb elm
'ortrcfFiber uno tvitcht gum SbIjl aus frlQtncen
trtjtcln:
Bureaus, Scitbooro8, Nicrs, Centre.
Caro-, Ninino> uno 8rcaffoit GiTben,
8Gt5crs un0 otc 2(rttn onocre GhrGnfc,
8DNtnOtr uno SofosSiIbr, @arlcr 81
I:bc, Sofas, @ionosStGbtc, Sprin0 Sit
Sbaufel Sriblc, SScttitel(en pCn alien
6enennun9cn, 70 pie ltbcrboupt ale ar
tltCI Ole IN elncm pol(itdnoi0cn Cabinet
@10rensSa9cr 9efucDt werocn.
Sic oirflrti9en cncnfaus auf WcIeuunQ ieDe grt
ron SnruIur. roCb tcr n;ucttCn Salbicu, uno iersr
otn jbntn rIrtouftc Nrttt mus Gas FIN tdr nos #,
lbn gtrtauftn, unc muF rcIIG 3utritotubtif QgGcn.
ioaushilfsr uao hlfcuoers irrec Pcutt pslts
odushaltur9tn "a bt3inncn GtNGnfGn, iclItIn nithf
reriIumn ttt linen on'uruftn che lc cniluc faufcn
aotm hG rtriitbrt fjhlin cn6 ht ihncn War0oins
autctcn tSnnen, Die nratnoswo augcrbaib Ybilaetl-
rhio urtrctitn rrNsn tGnnen.
Siir tertits qIncstnt ltcrots lrtcrittierro iint
nc hrrib oonftar, unO mSrocn curcb rtriqr prrift
"no quite @sbantlun9 ibrs Runoitbaft itsts gu per:
mehrCn iubGn.
- S.-&CraSGtt Zen Srt niht - brfsIte if
No. -. gBtit' oamItcn.Srasc-u ruftt raftlbf
an, uno UbsrjcuQt GIdl tIbit ron Ntr QRahrbst rcr
Dem mas Ctsn stio9t III.
Wolbur9 uno $oa9cnbub.
December 10, 1850. rolS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09

81. E.-Nucrlei San,esprctrute meroen fir G'tis
ter an9sncmmrn unN ter hStbitt Worttpras crloubi
sutrccn b't orn lusrlbritbensn, an DO. Q1tit .on
miltcn: StragG.
9Icnngsr mo Sdrimw.
llnIntnun. 2(pril 10. rabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09

Seetiit Cure 3eit!
Gin 6errli0er @tnf0uf
Die rlntlr,si6nettn boteu osben sinsn bsrrlidsr
uno Prothtrcusn @iutauf prn
MQen Mrte1t 8I6cr,
papier, ShreiGmotsrjoljen. Wcrfun ntrcicn uno Ser
f,btCcmhtittn ous9trodt in ibrtm prblfGilGn 8nb
ltchr iWlTbtn oem W2orttriGref uno oaesnbutb's
GoltbouS-ctncn @intouf luiCnic iurcr-tGu nil
audi nisocr an oGn oOcrtiuiaittn prciFln attaEGr
werpcn. 6oruntsr nuo gu tuocn:
Gin oQ9cmetnea Sprttmrnt Der Wrrfc
Der Amerihami(brn
gr0GfQt 0cTcUTcG0fto
gay~gBelde mir pcftiVr an BEN preiicn Der Sc.
lcuihnft perfauien. Rpmmt unO Cbet !-E1s
ScnntagslduIttide bsutIde unb enoIil6r, BON
oacn grtsn, bic mir an YbunOelptia YreiIsn
Iciern fGnnCn.
Sttrln unD lGfamcutc bcutIfe unb Cr0liI6e-
1pn alien GrBBen unb Gintdnrrn, nit unp obs
ne StIber. ME mon Ic wGn1dt.
G'ctets uno GjcIausttter ppn aacn 9rtcn-grc.
ri9ttihcr unb antne Grbaums5
SlGnttii der - 2eo9ere Ypn allcn GjrG6rn,
Sd9etUter, YnBs. WemUranbum uro 9trlrtrn,
tiAcr, cine unii6crtrefHide NuSwatl,
podettGhcr, Yort Wpnnais unb GerglciaCn, Die
lit gar nht tieten tn6en.
Sin 0ypBee Enforcement Sdrcitpapirr, padvapicr,
ETC., 6onCY uno gcirGtnlidcS Sriefpopter, Spn
iebCr 8cnennuna uno Sualitat.
SriCf'llmiGlGae (SnUrlcpes) crn alien Srrtrn.
gn9liIfs uuO Deutihe ShultGGsr pm aQ;n gtr.
ten, icI6r Die in Der llm9sgenO olsemein ee.
trau6t werNen - moblfeier bcr ,u baGen ale
traenewc irnf auBerDalb YbiIaOsIpDia. Gtsn'
fails
Sob, StatIs unb GjinIefebern,
ShwarSr, rOtbe mo blaur Sdlrsittintr, 70 wir ,u'
9leidl tsrrl6e S6rsit1uib.
1intenaIdier, Sintenpulver unb S6ret1anO.
Deutife unb GrgitiGe Calender fir 1859, fnt
trm Gnjelnrn unp Gjrc6rn ;u taufrn.
eannfarten, altumS uuo 8ttpr BON allcn 2trtcr
uno prcjBen
Yerfumersien-aI Cologne BnFcr. Saor
II, 70 lpie aud prn Der tc7rn fancy Seife.
3ahntiriien, 3ntnpulper, uro 6unpGrtsrlCi amber
NrtFd, bic mir njd,t bier benGmrn fGnnen.
aES- StrtrtaltCr unp anrerc Wripnrn wcl6
ir9enO ctpa5 aus uHicrcm 6ads trauacn, ttu
woGl wenn iie lei un0 anruirn, renn mir pertau
fen uniere 2lrtifel ale 70 poblfriI, rfnn MD,
wotIfrilcr nIs man it trecnp lonlpo in Der G'e
srnp trfpmmt.
Cub uno I1cifrid)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09
(Sina sacascr G'imf01af
Bon 6rlibjabr9< Unb GpmmersGjiitCr.

TNie llnterNihntten fno nculilb ron 0luDcrt unt
- pbilooelpba 5urdd9sttbrt, init tjntm rbr gre:
Fen uaO ibwlWn Stcd ron Srttbiobrss unO Srm
mer=SutCr, wGlbG ositttl rchlftIler subGtcu, nls
oiclclce l. cblCtm in ciCitr Start gum &trtauf ors
0cbcttn wcrrsn Nno-bCittbGuo aus siUtn prutn III
lnrtrtinrni NON
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09
NrDfefEDr Sc 0rat0'8
ELECE'EREC OIL.

%rOfefEDr Sc 0ratD'8
EAEC'E'RgEC OIL.
Die ncue Scrfabruug6Grt. - Glcttrifhs
6dlt-S Sbmtritn Tubrtn bCn SEQ bcrtsi btrei,,oc
cte S3mtr;sn, uno Der 8rantbstt III @nhalt et.
ibnu.
prot. Dc Srtb's Gttstrit Oil III tos gRunbsr
ces 5a'aItsrs fdr oos 6ctqsnte (nitbt o0es):
9uurt &hGumattSn, of in stntm Saac.
0urtrt NeurOl9a uno 3abnpch in , SVinutsu
Gurtrt 6ranpf i'm 9Rosen, ) 9Pinutsr.
Gurtrt Srono unb ancerg gEuHbcn uub y uetrh;
unQcr, bis 3 SoQGn.
Gurtrt AcpflhnCryen, - 9Ntnuten
Gartrt SbrenItbmtrSen, tEifsn pals, Nsue, elmer
9iaht
6urirt Nils5, 9tibmcnens Glanrs, 10 Sooer.
eurtrt 6clonf, 9ttrctbcne 8rUfc, 2 Go(;fug , lis
9 To9Cn.
Gurirt oemcrrbose. etrcfuo, Ntfes5, 6 bis 10
SoaCn.
Garirt perfrOrns 5ags unc Gbutaias, bis 3
SaGcn.
Gurjrt N9us uno Tistir, 6is , Eaosn, unr al.
ls nervSt uno itrcflttfe Unfauc.
Gurtrt Southcit in I his 5aocn.
Surtrt eut Shmtricn in 8iidtn, 8rult etc in
, Soscn.
Gjrpbe 0rilun9en Sitrgcr lcirt!
& beumOti III. - or. Iclspb Z. Wortte
$40. 9. MwtIt Stro6c, lu9t Na5 ibn oa6 Gtastri,
SeIlc9IIib turirt babe.
y es.-@b0rIss Strrn, Gfq, Gr NNopcr ron
Gamotu ilaL Nuwtroun0iu hSttCn tbn turirt.-
OaBtIbt btiltt aud ldns Nhcmattsm.
Htura 8 Or. Iagio gNaun, 400 8iuC
Stragt ia9t ods CT ntcl QclittGu haGe, abrr oas -
hate tbn turtrt.-Sc iagt G .. Garant, Glq. Oicro
Ste SmaGi.
GrOup.-0icfts Sel it unfsbltar fir een
Group. 6ra9t elnS Oamt IN rtm @roro lpaufr.
Steb CT uno C.-Oas GlttlriIhc Sa
turtrt ettit Rranthett in elmer Rabt. SrIdt Qpil.
liam 9Hot'n, Gdt rtr &Cll' uno Gdppcu gdnes,
un0 ouoert.
at no 0iclss SI bat einen nsusn Sponn
aus mir 9emaht" ioat SaS. Il. ". &bcmas, Gjecrac
StraRE, cberbolb Der 9teu.
R he matt sm.-@int muuOcr6arc oeiluna
IA WcnatGn i'm 8stt-gRig gRStnIrn bartt ;UGi
NtrNe-9Sbraucbtt oaS Stl uno murol furjrt.-
1917 9loro 6it StrafC.
y nc uno . Il Il h a. - Srau N,lorr
Guucn, 2Olts uno QcpIar.StraGGn turirr. 0itiys
Sd hat cine icnpcrbare uno onotnehmr gRrfnno
IN Io!ttn 6dusn, aIs wis pals urp Sruit. Selbrpsr
Den.
8rano wuno sn.-6unosrte upo Souf,ppe
fno turrt mcroen.
g tb mCr;er I'M R dcn uno SER
@rult. Sbcmas g. pcttcr, Ga, SIC. 6, gcro,
StraFt uuo 1000 QuoerG puroen curdb nisl;s herr.
IldG Del turtrt.
9Ic6 cine pi6tisc Sur.
6unttn9oon, pa, Sept. 1865.
Sb btibSni9c bicrcurh. ooe Yrcf Dc Sirot5's
Gltftrt Sd ctn uufebltorts YRttttl Qc9tu rhsumat.
icbt Sthmeritn III. YNGnt Stau mar Istt etnto,r
3ttt l,hr rgA mn 8blumatism 0tplaot uuo lpor
ntCbI IN Gtlntc III sIhtu.- 9utlpc 1T currb h,n
Stbr"ub rti';S S,ls 0tulht ouatn0l,tfttb furirt
rcrctn---rn0 lb taun Is oah:r arcIrn init Ertucrn
onsmrfth'n. SchugB Gi0mIcn.
prs s.-25 Gents. 30 6rnta uro 81 plr Wcf:
t'L unr mira cTtnuf rcn alien 0ruailtn.
'oouptsO Epct: glr. 2I7 Sio sic Straee.
> hlacclrhlo, Na.
" Ub,ufaus sum GIrfauf in Uutntoun tli
Saral unp Wmtn
Strttmhtr | /. 1861. uo3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09

50 Y II Y
Sp6ti0Dr8> ullD g8tntCr~
2S Sddren.
Die SNcrren 8urbne unb [}pnce,
Nip. 8 Slts 6amiitou Gtr0sc,
3r9cn nit Sergntiafn bem YubIiTum ar, bn6
iic icctcn BON 9lcugorf uno %tilacelpbia ,urtfs
Gsfrbrt ltnO. nit cintm gruFcn uro gltbrwdbIrn
1tCf ron Spdtiobyt unO 2&inters 29aarCu MEL
den ic fiji BadreClr cingrtauft b0tcn-unO caB
itc nun brrct iinc atic gu tririCciBC bic iic nit
tbrrm 3ulprub teebrcn, uno 3wnr nit pcblfcile'
ren lRaGrrn oI5 iir al iracno rjncm onocn StCtr
In 2llentouu gcfluft wupcn ttGnn. 0aruntrr
tefnNcn ii8
SSinmrivtc 5grcncl> 7JEcrinUS,
@wibEc 6rcnf Muino5, eCmctnc Wrrincc Ycn
olrn 6artcu Gi9urirtc G0bmcrc fgu'
rtrte OctaiuS llaCn DldjDS, Ncu5'
elm DcIain5, unD prriheoendrtis
&c oncCrc DrrB g3darrn Su
mnn&iafaf gu mrpCn.
@6rnIU:
GSdmcO NIB icDipar3c Geibe,
5GnC9 Seoc ocn GQrn Slg,0, Guolitdtrn unb
@rriien; 6gurirer Idwarie .sceC; GtpGBns
l4r i6war5c Sripe ppn aGcn Yrciien.
Sud Duitus, Stcla Showts,
Srrda Sdawl5, 8lanfrt SddWls.
Ginbcimiicbe GjUtcr.
Gin arcBEe 20ortmcut uOn alien Sorten Gla.
nclIen SAirtin8 MuIlncn, sctlcihtr uno nge,
blejdtc Sdectinss ocn i1or 9sstr; 8cIt5euge,
H11 tts,tf, sEr
Wiimrrz unb SuobenzGjiitrr.
Gin sroBsS Enforcement pun iscer Dirt Sud
Gn1sm'rcn, SwrsOs, @aiAmrretts, GinlfYs, etc.
Sel@ SUD.
8lUr.SHtud, Sid Oettu4, @ttcscn.S Seltu&.
SLID. Slid! 8ii6!
Gin 8ro6sr @cuat9 Natretm in aan;cn, bal.
ben unp vtertSl Barrel, an ntspsrn DreiIrn ,u bas
ten ais en trgenO sinrm onprrn GtOGr in Qs6a
GGm!p.
Gals
9et rem @ad unb tcim 8ul&rl.
> II en- s ~ d0rcu
Gon aQn 2rIcn--ncuc Styt5.
Gjrp5ercirn Gjrp3erricn
Gin friitc5 @fortemrnt scn @rp,ericu INNER
vruGibjg.
ss5- 9lufst tr unS on uno Cramlnirt unIerr
Stod, 3umai ea mir Offenders Ser9nG3cn nebuer
ecnitlbrn AiIrn 81 3rt9en bic uH5 nit einem Ses
iUd's tecbren.
Hsg- 2lue 2lttcn 2anbcsprUcutten ncOmrn mi,
int gIuetauIt fir ggaaren an.
Jobtat :. 8ureac. S8Glter 3. Jones.
Nllentlun, SctctCr 2. no6r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-09
@&sS s2aGGep sS5Otea

Nd6 2loIer 3o0teI
briinptr F9 AM nOrbwra.
lihcn Gfe Der 6amjl!rn
unp Z. StraBsn. prrr reS
Oldrft @ierrds, unb III
Iebr tcqusm fur 9tsilense
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
EnAVkLkIl,a RRGIsTNIl,
T He CITY


Latest from Lake supeFior--ArrlyaI Of the
steamer North star.
The steamer North Star Capt. D. g,
Sweet, arrived from Lake Superior al $50
last evening. wsare under obligations to
Clerk Briggs for the following memoranda ;
Left Bayfield, on Monday, Sept 10th, at
u o'clock noon. Left OntonagOn at 8
o'clock, P. NJ, same day. Eagle River at
o'clock, A. NJ, Sept I7ih. Left Eagle
HarbOr at o'clock A. H., and Copper
HarbOr at : o'clock, A. NJ, 17Ih. Left
Hampton ct o'clock, P. NJ, 17th. Al
Portage, steamer ClsVeland, bound up
Left Marquette at 10 o'clock, A ~, Sept.
18th. Pasted schooner Ford of White
Fish Point bound down. Left sault at IL
o'clock, A. H., same day. Left Sugar Is
land at Pm Net propeller Northern
Light Of Line Island. Passed steamer
nlioOis of Presque Isle bound down.
Brought dOVu 25 tons iron, 20 tons cop
per and tons steel, and large lot of mis-
osllansOus freight, consigned to Hussey 5
McBride and As passengers II "a
The North Star viii leave FOR Lake su-
periOr, from the dOol Of Hussey 5 Mcbride
on Tuesday evening, Sept 24th, at eight
o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
THURSDAY, $40, A. NJ.

SoLoNoS's TEMPLK.-There is now on ex-
hibition at Chaplin Hall one Of the most re-
msrkable works of art it has ever been our
good fortune to inspect. In its details the
workmen have, as far as we can Judge,
eenformed to the description given Of the
original Temple both in the Bible snd in
the works Of JOsephus, and the amount Of
labor expended on it was equal to the daily
toll Of one man for thirteen years, less
twenty-three days. The columns, pilsstres,
cOrnice, Mosaic work, carving and gliding
are most exquisitely executed. We behold
the brazen Altar for burning sacrifices,
braEsn Sea supported By twelve brazen OK
en-, ten brazen Levers for cleansing sscri-
fees in two brazen columns, ten golden
csndle-siieks in front Of the Temple, and
the seven lighted csndls-sticks in the Holy
House, Altar Of Incense, the Ark, the two
cherubims, the Table of shew Bread,
twelve freasurers' Chests, SC , and the bet
ter to exemplify the whole, some six hun
dred figures dressed in the oriental cos
tune of that remote period.
The size Of this model is "a by 80 feet,
and Is feet high, and in the evening is IL
Illuminated by 200 gas burners.
When the Queen Of shsbs first behsld
the Temple of Solomon, she was SO struck
with its beauty and msgnihcence that she
invOluntarily exclaimed to the Wisest of
mOnarchs, "RsbbOni,"-"M Most excellent
master" When We saw this beautiful work
Of art We mentally made the same excla-
nation in honor of its construction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
NOT1oE OAvALETl-The Company Of Ca1

NOTICE CAvALET The Company Of Cav
~ being raised for the Third Regiment,
o. Y. C., win leave for Cincinnati on the
2Sd inst, at 400 P. n. Recruits viii be
received during that day, until three
o'clock P. NJ, at the Office Of Fitch, Ray
mOBd & Co, No. &c River Street. A rare
opportunity is now offered to those who
would enlist in this, the most pleasant And
healthy arm Of the service. Recruits must
be prepared to go immsdistsly TO Camp.
Transportation free.
". ,. sTRAIoHT, Recruiting oHiOer.
ssptls-S5s 80
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
CLASS 2l-Prrr AIRS.

Miss Carrie TonpOnu, Bedford, Grsciau paint.
ing, let.
Miss Carrie TOnpOns do oOlOred cray
on, lst.
Miss Carrie TOmpOns Bedford, crayOn paint
ings, lst.
Miss Carrie TOmpOns, do oil paintings,
let.
d f Fslk, Bedford, painting with water col
ors. lst.
4 E Falk, Bedford, oriental pearl painting,
lst
q + Falk, Bedford, leather work, lat.
do do flowers, lst.
L S Bull, SoIon, ambrotypes, lst.
L Marble, Bedford, specimen of marble cary
ing, ist.
John HeAley Eewburg, specimen Of penman-
ship lst.
CLASS 25-MsGELLAsEoUs.
C Dunhsm, cheese press, lst.
A P Leland, Newburg, pair team mules, let.
do do stalk OF corr, lst.
do do G ears sweet corn, lst.
R Taylor, SolOn, crock lard, lst.
D " Egbert Bedford, Cuba tobacco, lst.
Mrs L 5 Osborn, Bedford, fancy picture
frames, lst
D N. Egbert, atmospheric churn, lst
John Deadly, spread, lst. --H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

MAcKIEAw TRoUr.-The gentlemanly
clerk Of the Steamer North Star brought
down. for our especial beaGfL couple Of
hne representatives Of the fnny tribe of
the Upper Lake country, for which he will
please accept our most humble thanks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

sISTEEETH REGIMENT. The Sixteenth
Regiment, Col Fulton, is ordered to form
at Camp Tifin, Wooster, Ohio. 1t is ex-
pected that this regiment will be fully or
gani1sd in one week. 1 q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
u UhIOUe AOlNUIDANVAI
: sGoAH UnDEa THI ooUNIIR
sH1EH AID OTHERs II A Bo1Ia

EORR4s "A rs-ht With his OelsbFafsd ARABIAh \
CONDITION. POWDERS, ghsre ever owner o.
HosSss and Gattls "a 0nd the best Hodicine u d
for many Of the Dtaeasal pecliar = such AltAaa1.
They are 3 SoTorsigu HemsdT tOf Oolda, O1uflnn,
Los 81 Appetite Hids- hound, DistsmpsFs, 81, &C.
~ These FoWdef1 always give satiaihctlol, e ne
Thousands Who have uled fhem, can eest.y- 80
Oirculals, Try than. For aals b y. y. Gaylord,
3. ". Falnsr, Benton Brotksre, and Strong Arm
strong, UisVslsnd, o., snd y all DruGgis6 IL ne
oourry Also, af Wholesals b. the Proprieel, e l6
ontaFio stFeos Clevsland. Ohio, p whom Al ordsEs
~ -. IS .S5!sss e.ssl ~ q . EnRRn
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ONE YEAR,s IETERFsr u ApVAECE. !

d. Ga ss 4 r. Sc g p ss % % sS az G G4sa
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FoR HATTL-We learn that thirty-six Of
our UOlored citizens have already volun-
tssred to gOto Hsyh, and it is thought that
several more win yet conclude to do 60
They will leave about the 10Th Of NoVem.
Der next-Sandzsky Register.
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FEF STATE DEBT.

ne Sdss dsa & only so Jos SIS a. and l0itin u
% f,s aTs IA beea reduced 50 o59 T46 So Gad .
nav reasonably esPse Gi N tss years q vii bee0Hs e
hnct
Pamphlets descriptive Of The lands, son, climate,
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AND STILL THEY CoME. = Lieutenant
J. L. Mallerney, of the 4th Virginia Regi.
ment, arrived late last night with twelve
secesh prisoners. They took quarters at
the Station House, and viii be taken to
Camp Chase this morning. Columbus JOlg,
Sent OOH
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Brass 4onnara.

FAMEB~t. dDELL, BRASS
FOUHDER AND NANQFACTgRER q
Hrea1 Wcrk ct sFeTg description, 80. IS DliQn 6ti
afsV duoB 0om 5ulssior at1eeti Olslal1nd Ohi4- -,
Il urorared % furnigh an kinds q WofA Ue1 Ef
nlsd II the Piuubing Bmtlg18. BeeE fnf fnl1 81 AZ
ffnds mala aud fep4lEeds 8zA-. ulln1 8 t.11e fflll
I1Rr11s WoFk 81 ~ ki1al r1satlol aool
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N11ITARY Cars. = Messrs Deokand s
Rnglehart, hat and cap dealers in this city,
have just received contract for the man
ufacture Of twenty-five hundred caps for
government
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~ Read what Or. Bushnell says of tho Grafsn-
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. Is phYalcian Of extensive
PRACTICE and OF the most Bucosssful in the eoun-
u tlrumbCIl) n which he resides
This cartiass that have used tho Grasfen borRis
ala and harshallB Catholicon, EOid here by H. q.
Johnson, IN my practice. They good medicines
Hartford, frumbuil county Ohio, March I, 1851,
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
cot the ocuntrY. Eor Medieines or AqsncIes, al
drsss n. B. KINGSLEY. OieVeland
iEnEd&N General Agent fur Ohio,
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RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. DR.. Aiken will
preach in the United Presbyterian Church,
Erie street on Sabbath next, the 22d inst,
at half past 10 O'Clock. ~ q
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Teachers, Institute.

SoLoS, WEDEEsDAY EVENING,
September IL, 1861.
EDS. LEADER The interest here eentin.
ues to increase. The only thing we have
to regret is, the church in which we are
holding cur session is only about enc quar-
ter large enough to contain the people who
come out to witness eur e1ercises. We
don't know exactly how many are obliged
to remain outside this evening, but the
number cannot be small. Mr E. P. Inger-
soil, of your city, addresses the audience
upon the subject Of American Antiqui-
ties"
We are unable to give q synopsis Of his
lecture. He received vote Of thanks for
his able address.
The large sudienOe now engage 10 sing
ing 81 The Star Spanglsd Banner.
Prof. Griffith is now called for. With 9
good deal of trouble be crowds his way 10
the rostrUm, and rsoites;
" Half league, half league, half league en-
An in the valley Of death rode the Six Hun
dred,' SC.
He responds to another call by reciting
"The Lost PantalOons."
Col JSmes A. GARFIELD has now arrived
The audience welcome him by loud sp-
plsuss. he, also, with difficulty makes
his way to the siaPd, and speaks, not only
to the teachers in regard to their duties
but to all present in regard to their aiding
in putting down this unholy rebellion.
On motion, the audience gives the speaker
hearty vote of thanks for his able re-
marks.
THURSDAY, $40, A. NJ.
Mr.. Norton occupied an hour speaking
upon the subject Of Physical Geography.
On motion, vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Mr. Norton for his able lecture.
Prof Griffith drilled the class In Reading.
Mr.. BigelOW conducted the exercise in
Arithmetic.
THURSDAY, P. ~
DR.. A. Harlow gave lecture upon the
subject Of Penmsnship.
Pref. Rhodes, of Hiram, gave a very in
terestiug and instructive lecture upon the
subject Of General Education. -..
When the speaker closed his remarks,
the Institute extended to him a very cor
dial vote Of thanks for his very able speech.
A. ]. SPESoER, Secretary.
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HAATr0Rn, T.1mball o., o.
hereby nertify that / have been tsLiing N the
rfs1bsrg Medicines for tbs past year and can tru-
y say tst nave OGsred any medicines to tia
public that have INST With tho dacidad APPRECIATION
81 the peoplo ke t1eso, particularly the Pills and
Jathoiicol. They viii parfoE all aod more than iS
promised for them. l have sold about atty bottlee
OF the DstHOlicSa the past year and hear the best
results IN every case. J. 81. O. JOHNSON,
AhFch 2, 1857. Medical AFonk
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To avoid imposition, observe ths signature anc
likeness Of DT, stePhen Sweet on every label, and
also ''Stsphen Sweets Infalible IiDiInent 81 WI
In the glass Of each bottle, without Which none Rr6
genuine. RICAARDSON & CO.,
sole PrOprictorB, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by Strong & ArmsErOnE, Sole Agents fui
OlevelAnd. .ap21 Ra.i&N
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FAsr TINE.-The steamer North Star,
Capt B G Sweet just in from Lake So
psrior, made the fastest time Of the season,
from Port Huron LighttO Cleveland. From
Port Huron Light to Detroit, eighty miles,
in three hours aud nfty minutes, and from
Dsrolt 70 Cleveland IL seven hour. 5..
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SIXTH UEIrED STATEs OAvALRY REeI.
lTET-Heutensnt s. 5. Balk, who has been
recruiting for the Sixth 0. 8. Cavalry Reg
imsnt in this city, for several weeks, left
for Washington this morning, on the-Pitts-
burgh train, with eigbty-fve men-fOrty-
two from Adrian, Michigan, and the re-
mainder from this vi Oinity, recruited in
this city. They are fine body Of men
were fully uniformed. Lieut.. Balk has
sent over one hundred men to Columbus,
which he expects viii join him at Pitts
bureh.