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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
THE CITY.
Funeral of K.a. Coleman.

Funeral Of Esq, Coleman.
The Masonic Fraternity of this city, and
many Of the brethren Of Willoughby, turned
out in large numbers to pay the last tribute
Of respect TO the memoryOf their late broth
er, Vim. Coleman, Esq. There were probably
Afeeen hundred friends and neighbora who
participated in the exercises. His remains
were deposited in beButiful orchard on be
summit Of an elevation overlooking the
lake, and on the original homestead Of the
veteran pioneer. The Rev. Mr.. Gay, after
the religious exercises were over, gave TO the
audience e slight sketch Of the early history
Of the deceased, from which we gathered the
fOllOWing;-ksq. Coleman was aged 80 years.
BE became Mason in the viliageo of Paines-
vile in 1910; he subsequently, became char
ter member of Old Concord Lodge, at Cleve-
land. Still later he became a member of
the Cleveland City Lodge, No. IS, of which
lodge ne was member st the time of his
death. While e member Of the Legislature
10 1874, be was exalted to the degree of a
Royal Arch Mason
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

BRoEE's sUsPEETIOE WAIsF.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns "susPensiOn Waistf'
It certainly lie the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced to 50 without them. It gives SYM
metgy TO the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
nents, and entire esse and freedom OF move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly life
proserver to many dropping. " weakly wO-
men. See Norris & shefieid's advertisement
In tO-dAy's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

ACUtRRrE FRoH DELAwARr CouEFT.-Day
before yesterday Depot Officer Lawrence re-
csivsd dispatch from the Sheriff of Della.
ware county requesting him te cause the ar
restof man named Hanlsy, charged with
grand larSsny in Orange township, and who
vas on his way. to Cleveland. Arrived at
tho depot, Officer Lawrence arrested the
man and lodged b m in the police station
Sc appeared before the Court yesterday
morning, butthere being no evidence against
him, be was dismissed. Hsremained about
the station house during the day, and dur
ing the afternoon the authorities received
another dbpatch to hold On 10 him. Ac-
cordingly he was again locked up.
Last evening the Sheriff Of Delaware coun-
ty ar-iTed, and with him the parties from
whom the articles were stolen. These con-
sisted Of various articles Of clothing, and
watch, in all Of ths value Of about $50, por-
tion Of which were recovered, the rest hav-
ing been sold by Hanlan to procure his
to this city. Haulau is an
lrishman, and says he has been in this
country but six weeks. he looks decidedly
verdant' and isof course totally ignorant of
The extent Of the crime he has committed,
though heexpressed himself Indifferent as
% consequences. BE was taken to Delaware |
IA o'clock this morning.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHo WOULD BE LtEuTESAEF ?-Au over
Northern Ohio sre numerous squads of men
Who would be willing to go into service Il
they could 90 under an acquaintance. But
few points can now raise full c'mpsnies,
and few men seem to care shout raising
mere squads. Any cOmpetentmfn who will
raise thirty recruits, and report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sth,
will be guaranteed Lieuterantcy. Trans.
pOrtstiOn viii be furnished from place of en-
listment to camp.
Address, "CAPT. B. R. G :"
l9th Reg, Alliance, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

In the case Of Randall 4 Cook vs.. the Erie
aud Michigan Union Telegraph Company
Judge GholsOn yesterday af ernOOn charged
the Jury, and the case was submitted. A
verdict will probably be returned during
this morning.
The charge of Judge GhOlson vas concise
and careful, leaving no question, necessary
to the proper understanding By the jury o.
the case, without full consideration.
Theron S. GurneY, of Chester, Geauga
county, was admitted to practice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

ALMOST sEsJOUs FIRE.-At an early hour
last evening, the residence Of Mr.. Sheldon
Pease, on SUPERIOR street, was put in immi-
nent danger Of destruction by FIRE. The
windows Of front chamber in the third
story being raised, curtain was blown into
ths gas light, from which 1t took FIRE and
rapidly burned to the wood work, igniting
that also. Fortunately, the impending dan
ger was discovered before the flames had
made much hesdway, and after consider
able exertion the FIRE was eKiinguished. I,
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CLEVELAND nIARKRr....nr. on.

RLOUh-Firn. sAlss Of Ioo bbll Al sa.sa
WHkAT-harkst hotter. Sales on 'UhAnRe.
we're 300 bush red fFoe board at 95c cars hie
at SSe on track; 2esTs at SIOO AID oar ct SiOl.-
This sflsro0On, 1900 bush free On board at scs;
cara do at SCI and car white a. &c. The nark,t
closes very sin
CORN-saeS OfsOo bush In he ear at sio.
OATs-sAlos Of 1000 bush Ct a.; cars At sar.s.
and cars at 33G.
RYK-saIe cf car at 80.
HlGHWINRs-ssls ofso bills at IsJsO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

TEE EDUOATIOEAL MosTHLY.-The October
number of this valuable journal for the pro.
motion Of education is before US, replete, al
usual, with excellent instruction. AmOng
the articles is one entitled ''Grnmmstico-
Legal Science" BY Judge Lawrence, ol
BellssOntaine. Every teacher should have
the Educational Monthly.
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cnrd fr.n CoIoneI Hazen.

Col. Hazen respectfully request that here
sfser the publishers of the various city pa
psrs viii submit 70 him communications
concerning the camp and regiment before
publication, as be has already been COM
PEELED to visit Columbus 70 cOunteract erro-
neOus impressions promulgated by q free
publication of Vell-msant, but not always
correct or harmless illusions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

TarRD oHIO BITTEET.-Lieut. John Benz
nett, Of the Third Ohio Battery, in Col. Bar
nstt's Regiment, came 70 tn city yesterday
morning from 81. Louis. Lieut.. Bennett
will remain in town for six days in order to
recruit men. His headquarters will be at
Gssr's stable, on Bank street. Only The best
men are dsaired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

No MoRE KURIoUs" THAN TEuz.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
ditiOn Powders for horses and cattle that are
In the market. So says every 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 Koincidence''
in tO-daF's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

ELDcTRIo BATh-Dr. Gibson's new slee.
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equali1e the circu-
lstiOn and remove almost every disease in
snsnner truly astonishing No ether bath
in the world give such universal sAtisfac-
ton to the sick The pleasanteSt bath
room In the city for ladies' female Oper-
stOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street jyS
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SECOND WARD.

TEE GRAND COSoEET OF TUESDAY NEKF.-
To one fortunate enough to be present last
evening at the rehearsal of the grand patri-
Otc Concert to BE given on Monday evening
nexta at the Academy of Music, the treat was
one to be .ong remembered. Two things
should be borne in mind by the public who
a-e invited to this concert: first, it is for q
purely patriotic and charitable purpose, to
give needed @aid and comfort" to our sick
and wounded soldiers; and, secondly, the
ladies and gentlemen who participate are
not professional singers. Of the ladies who
have consented to appear, not one has ever
sang IN publ concert; they do SO now only
in consideration of the good to ebeaceomplish-
ed. And yet We do not believe a concert
has been given in this city for years that
has pleased its audience moge than this one
will do. The ladies are those who have re-
ceived and pro6ted by the best musical in
struction TO be obtained, and who have long
been known in their sOcial circles as very
superior singers and performers. We haz-
ard nothing in guaranteeing that those who
attend will be sbundaLtly satisfied.
The following are the names of the ladies
who will assist: Miss Eettie Brsyton, Miss
Mary Shelly, Miss lille Crawford, Miss Nell
lie Wick, Miss Constance WOolson, Miss
Clara WOOlson, Miss Emma Witt. Mrs.
issacs, Pianist.
The following gentlemen, already well
known, will sing-Mr. HOlbrOok having
the leadership: Messrs. P. @. HolbrOok, Z.
@. Rouse, J. F. Whitelaw, Edwin Stair, ]. H.
Stanley. J. n. Dewitt, Mr.. MOulton, Mr..
Krebill. Prof. Long, Pianist.
We shall publish the programme in this
eveniDg'sed ton. 1t is good, every bit of it,
and if last nights rehearsal is any criterion
twill be admirably executed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21
HHunAH REAIrY, OF PHYsIotqaIcAL Rs

EHUEAN FEAILFT, Oh PHYsIotpsIcAL Rs
sEAhcaSs " sh,uld Be raj By everybody. lee. Il
% ssIFsuSiete diseases, ana the r.su'ts o. early
mai ~ tsoe. the es thst 1sQusntiE lsad TO IN
HVFPE 4ARaIAd s, their relief and pIsTeRtiOn.
With coDiOus Instructions IS 60 tbs sure nstbod o.
dispellii The n Sc FRos that frequently take ID
o. thoss ksoUf 20 RsTEH into he marTirse stste.-
The work is beautifully III stTatsd vi colored en-
sfnVinsn. and b fraaght vi b St0lesOms 1dVlce
aad sEhortations. Sold By Do. BABROa. IA
8lsseksr taeet, hsu York Price 3 cents. Sem
dee.
sOId slsO By L =. Carl I'd and Clark, Druegist'
Cleveland ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

IEPoRTAET TO EVERY 0EE.-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
today'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 woEld. 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
50. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope.
rstiOns. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

We LABOR FOR TIE SICK AND wOuSDED
soLDIEAs.-sOldier's Aid Society, No. S5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations Of
Hospital bedding, new and half-wOrn shirts
and drawera, slippers, bed-gOwnS. towels,
old linen and ootton for lint ami bandages,
woolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, faFina,
oatmeal, pesrl-bsrley, dried fruits and ber-
riss, canned Vegessbles or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to u O'Clock,
a. X.
Raa. B. ROUsn, PrssH.
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BUFFALO MARKET-sspt. 20

FLOUR Market unchanged
WHEAT In fair demand and market hrrn :
Sales L 200 bush HuWauk re club st s4a9i{c: I22
bush do a sari ls0ol hush No Chi ago spring al
o.; iny3 bnsh re1 winter Illinois at 81 Of
CORN-MArket quiet aad firm. SALES 5000 bush
af 39c
Otter graia4 quiet.
CANAL. FRElGHT8-I7<c on corn 2ne on
wheat e. New York
LAkE IMPORTa-s,naa hbls bour: 2so on bu
rye.
CANAL ExPORTs-I,oO1b bbls -four; 47,oOo bu
Uhcst; e7OOD tush corn
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Se0al Nmtirrs

N01L'E /, HEREBY CIV n
6 u ncy. m. . m son, GOV r OF o. Ohio, f5r the
pad Of Nc ma -, who vas e0t vscte,i
- neof "a z aud Lsrc 10 he COu I
. CImu - P'sas Of yah gE county, At the o
ME I'm o - d COu in 1853, and sens; ned q
the T ms % 81 Sii' RI 'or ne yssTs orx,.v
Henry H-insT plAintin,
IIu,h rudrick, yOivn Action f,r Money
lydia ksnd lex and to Satjsct lands.
~ URT OF COMMON PLEAS
j CuNHh.,Ga County, hio. -Tbe dsfsndanis, XII
sh b+ndr ek ydia y k.nd lex aud Sest
no residents 0f the STATE Of phio. here
bT uotins IN = the said Henry HAiDes, pizinlh on
the lfth ay Z Sc ptomber, 5@, de In the once o.
the II lerk Of the Coz OF Common Plea Of vaho-
60 rou ~. bio, his petition sgsiu7t ssid defend
auts the objecr and prayer II - ch petitisn Il o.
hi n"te r s.on 10 iavOr 0f raid plaintiff dlrtd
June 9Th, =, and on iBtsTe-t at the rate Of ten
pr cut pr Annuh TO subject u the pymnut
Of uch lu1gra-ot the folio ing dsscrib Drehi-es.
mortgage hy sid liizh and ydis Ken rick to
--cuF ths nrnf Of said uOte TO Wit: ''ne ca nal
IN H. idrd bal OIL 70 o. ole hundred and fOtt.
Une =, Un- hundred an forty tTo of Ezek iel Fol-
aasu'- aiio ment uf the Taylor arm 10 be ttg Of
Cley l4nd, that IT Of ssid icy Ia slely known
- hio tty-tbe prop-rty n n . on Detrot stieft
Said IetitioD prsys 70 Judgment az int Bsid IL
Ish kend tck fsr tnr6- hnndrsd an tttrt dsllA.Hi
and notest theron -iHce 18Th. - J, a. the
rats OF ten per ut. per annum, sDo that estd prem
ise- be sold 70 paf The safnrj and the saii desd-
o. OF are nolihed to spp-sr and an Wer sad Pc
titicn on or htfJTe the 18th day of ovembe- 30
- 80 GAGS q BkUCE,
septls:s5e PlaInuTs Att0rnsys
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OsWKGO mARKKT-sept. %.

RL0UH-Markft unchanE-d.
WHEAT rket urrl H. 4 Qooi milling and
Shipping demand lee 3OUi bush No. Chi. ago
sDr'uR ~ Sc, 6,Np Nush NJ d $50 e.'Ut bns 3
do ~ ss anoat prime wint Z d Indiana aBd Wf.l :
gzn quiet IS 81, s,I,H; sal ROU0 bush o. private
CtBRN-'aIes - COO sh HIN is at 4lc; last night
6,ipt, tush on pTivae terms.
Rye limi ed msnd. Sales 2,s.e bush Ca
M isn Al bid5sc n.
Ofher grsins quiet.
corn i3c to New York
f.AkB ut'tgn fi- 81 90 bu-h wheat; 53OO
bush cnrn; 1905 81 barley.
Anal ExPoRTs4 $50 bbls nour; 1900 bu
Wheat; 5000 bash corn.
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Cleveland. September :. lss q $ 5
z 0 h 8 a L E.
a FARH or % AoRrg

A FARM OF "a ACRE8.
WITH TN STORY BRICK DW ELLINc
In the Italian ST. le uf Architecture with barn
seu, cisiern and out boussss al new, Just compls
WITH al ul''dsrD iuyIoVulents; the zrounas have
mont on n kinsmnn avenue I a. r,sds; 3 baaucffu1
raFlne aud liz ing brook run through lis rear snC
oI tne YARN there are several 5Qrinfs Of pure Uae
running out ron The banks q the ravine, which
Ftth simple ~ ydraulic works. be conveyed 70 anJ
art Of the Yarn for 4entleman's k-sideIcs
he whole grounds eau Be sleeand tsIts-ul
arrAngea- Eor a Garceu, fIDes ar, or Erulr Dui-
ture, u can Be mede Probable, being near thf
cttyonly about lo ocs rcI the poration liunits
This hrm can BE- divided lnf0 lots o. one 10 ave .
more acres and uase elegant residences, aud at q
large advance Of tbs prioe 81 which Il can nov b
purche8ed- There are about or scres of WO0d
and, part Of which Is beautiful Grove Tbs
hinsm4n Stroet kailroad passss through ne An
uue In tront Of this Farm.
Aso-A kEH TWO SfORY BRICK HOUSE
Barn, Ont b1ildiuE1, &C., c.gruer Of kinsmnn s1c
Forest Gtreets- lot ll1 let kinsmsn, snd $50 OF
Forest street. House and improvements ali firs
Lass with AZ the modern style, and oGiit IN sHh
AIso-A kEW TWO STORY BRiOE BOUsK
Barn, Olt Buildings, &C, sitnated on FoEest street
lust north u the rsid-ucs Of the Hon A. T.. Riddis
Lot 70 tset roht b ~ lset dgeP This 4 . arsi
eaal ho1ge, built IN 3 substantial manner, and II
the Italian style Of aFct itscruHs.
Al1O-An0ther TWO sTOEH bkfCk HODEf
barns Out Buildings. &c. ad5Cinlns N last De
scribod lot loo bet front y "a lbet deep. and 6u
ished IN AL res pects like the other
Also--ONh VACANT LOT, 90 kinsman stree
second lot from the oorneT Of kinsmsn aud Forss
streets, ll3 lest mont b. 80 deep Nine lots on Fcl
ct street, between hinsma1 ana ScoTin Avenu,
u49t side. Lots 81 t-et froni ~ - net desp- vi
Bsll on time 70 suit purohassrs-
aS-Eor fnrther fnicrmatl u 81 uire Of the undr,
Eigneal No. tos KiasmaE a.. Cisv-ian Ohio
iunears~ n "a U4E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

ATTENTION, PRRET ISPAHTRE.-You are
hereby notified to meet at your armcry on
Monday evening, Sept. 29d, at o'clock
The attendance Of every member is espe-
cially desired. PrR oRDER.
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&erOlrrTs.

Quilts AND vi HER REvtEV.
~ fNG Pisroig aoub.t an1 singh toSlisg pieae-
sIrfFf7 okfap. Also-Conrsgl = hin- Iackis
guch a Hoda, Rssls, LlrGos Hoo2e- Iltsas &c, &C.
~ HATrEhS LEf'e gnn e8ole,
lna 3uparIcE st., 0laFrlan4. D.
- alTins naflg usszis5 nd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

AUTosEAPKfc. The autograph Of the
Prince Napoleon consists Of the word Es-
poleOn, written in small letters, and slmost
in feminine hand, and Immediately under
It "Jeroms," in equally small letters, en-.
closed in brackets. The Prince has given
ais autograph in but two or three instances
since his arrival IN this country.
A young lsdy Of this city was successful
in securing one OF the Imperial signatures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

G. B. T1HBiTs Uruld most respsotfr'ly snnourca
TO the voters OF Cleveland that Ls s candidate for
reeleotiou TO the ofHcs Of Justioe Of the Peace.
Clev Iaod s.pt. 18th, s6I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

Our tow Sm n, Mr.. GsOhArE, received the
drst premium on the celebrated Stewart
stove. The committee put it to the most
thorough test, and the award cannot be
looked upon other than q great triumph
Dayton Journal. sep2O:s54,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

FoR REET.-Ths brick dwelling, No. 81
Chestnut street, formerly occupied by DR..
claTtOn, is for rent. For particulars call at
no. 81 Bond street.
sep2O-s6S GKaRoE YossUReH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

sOIDrEAs TO ARRIvE.-Capt. John Browns
company Of mounted riAemen will arrive
in this city on Monday and take up their
quarters for the present at the Hibernian
Hall on Oregon street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

To TIE TEAoHERs AND PATRONS or TIE
PUBLIc soHoOLs.-The Fall Term of the
Public Schools Of this city, will commence
on Monday, Sept sOth. By order of the
Board of Education.
dStL:S53 AYsEL RORERTs, Secretary.
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for SaIs OF 8snt

EOR SALT G. OsS aHE BUsI
the ha hinery ,ToolS, o. c. of I'm er, V atsr DTaW
srs, 6o-s All bs sold ou rea-0ua,t te m
GEO. ~. WOOLWOETH
Cleveland, September 2. 1ss q ''iNs = 'nsf'
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.THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
- THI HUMAN SIGHT EVBs IEvU1Di
n. H eOLOHOFHON

HFaefsSR GId Bei@tife 0P6ei1S
EesIs thslazzs.t q thS most tmIreSes
br naar o. far GiQhtso,, are ground under bis oHn
e1rsefion ~ naohinerT oia new construction, with
eUrf1e Weskne1s BfErirese or lunammntton o. u
DgsS, end imrartilE FtTeREtk fDr lonG resdinG o.
n. soIononson would hsreSpforn toe public sns
hs never onpioYB Eny one n the esis q ~ Lsass
- Also, . splendid 6sacrtuent o<ffl A1Ll411Ar
uIOHOeCoPEs CCHPAGGES, &c., On hAHd.
%ARTIEIOIAL EYES inEsFiad Elsoo1f pan
oSTioS-Ho- 10 Superior streot, unasE American
aotsf mallsdSE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

~ The price Of the AoRHINe LzADsR ~
nsws AgentS is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Por hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADER, to News
DoAlerss is One-fOurth Of q cent per COPY.
We would prefer that parties romitsing
postage stamps should send US one and three
sent instead Of larger denominations.
- Fredericksburgh Mll Flour, Cascade
Mills, Akron, and Premium Mills, in lots TO
suit purchasers.
GEoReE sPRAsUE,
ovistt's Exchange. Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

PERsoEAL.-Judge Tilden vi address the
citizens Of Brooklyn Centre this evening at
the AEmOEy on the subject Of ths Union.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

Tn TENrIz.-Go and see sOlOmon's Tenn
pie at ohspin's He'll. A wonderful work Of
art which has been inspected and commend.
Cd By thousands Of PsrI'ns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

E Frse 1aD GRRAq ERREf.--It is admitted BY
49, al paysieeas that The grad sorret hsaitA and
lons lis lies In hssplns The blood and various au-
ds Q ths body in hlsh des g Of hudiiy When
foa fel oontirusd pslr IN tn hsad or bossls q
eny q Mt NJ 4 uasaNnsss IN any organ OF othsr
taris q tns d, yoa prevent strivns ulcknsss
b. taking
BRAsDRETH's PILLS
BleedinT nv eiy1 nomentary sase, bsoazas The
b,9od lcft pili have roon- But e shs h0dy b
nads frun tie blood and suStslnsd oy tbs blood to
pasto our bleed d 70 Sat our Il's, an4 ruin cur
eonsiiturioa ent hr ndrrtAs Pills relieve the cir
sliafoa - rsafHg q blsed ns b. ouly taking swsy
uhsi q eaa s1ii spar and Turs NEvEH HUaq
arA eooFoh Barnstatls, taas.. cared Of
.. Vhaf Dsaes Gcuer DeblllfY. poornsss Of
80. sooa aea sosiivsss,s 0f many EeaFs staadlae, sT
hlledruth's Plla Thscse af lsngth e putliahsd
R ne Pamphlets
sold b. essdnsr. 20 ynprrior sssost cisvs
hnA, 0hios aod hy al respsetabls tsaisn b msdi.
aEe, seDlsRB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

0Gr Thirty more men are wanted for
Capt. Cotter's battery Of Artillery, to fill it
up Capt. COtter has opened q recruiting
Office at 100 Superior street. All who wish
to 90 in his battery must apply at once, and
be ready TO leave Saturday morning on the
8 o'clock train for Camp Chase. This will
be the only opportunity to 90 in this bat
Iery, as it is fast alling up. Come and
enlist st once. septIT:84
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ATRIrND Is HKED. Thy Ir

D. SWnT's IHEALETHLA BIlIEzIF is zrepare'
tsua 5hs rooiBs q Dr. stephen Street o. OoR
.sssioul Shs great bons-ssttSE ard has been u5edI
an bEactias SoF be Last twenty yesrs with tho inosc
t,1tonishInF saeossa. A. sn external rsmedy it is
ViEhout rival sd VIII alleviate pain more speed
r. thsa Z other rrspaEstion. For Al BheumAtic
sld EsrTozs Disorders It S tFnly infalfbls and a.
,ESStiFe Cor soras. E0ohea, spEaiRa, Bruisea, Ec.
a sosshllS. hsaiias. and yog- -rinl BtrSnRthening
yruSsrfsss oEclfs ths ct NonEsr and aItonishment
q az Who hsEs sSsr given 81 a trial. Over four
uundrsd esrfiacssss q Esasrkzbls oarss, Periorne
sTit within the last tWO Fsars, sttest this fact
Torsale b. etrong Armstrong AID Wm. Fiske
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NY. sTOCG mARKKr.-sePf. 9

NY. sEOCA BIARKEF.-sepf. 30.
tRY TELEaRAPH
mONKY-Easier and plenty at sa6 per cent on
call.
STERLING EXCHAHGR-HsaEy and dull
at l0s49itS for beat bar uksrs bi Is
eTOCkS-Market better but very qu e. Chicago
3 Rock .Lgfrd 4SA: ClsyetaUd & TOi-do 2aS; ETie
25>ti New 1ofkCeHtral 795s. Rsctnc ISL 61e; in
nssota state s. G Michigan e. slSi OEils States
6s slSi Ubited atatss 6s 20; d. 81 registered.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-ssp.. 20.

IBI FELs9BAPH.l
RLOUR-MArkst advanced &C,
WHEAT-mArket lc. hiRh-r Sales al TskfbfeC
for No I; TsH6Tie for No. in stoTe-
uhN- Market qHiet and uuchaneed.
OATS-MaTket steady.
kRCElPrs-65t So lois hour ns.O0 bu wheat;
$500 bush Orn.
sHIPMENTs--B.oOO bu wsest; 10000 busb
corn
FREIGHTs-lGsc On corn, ESe on wheat to
Buffalo
KxOHANGE-On New YORK, Nc premium.