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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON

The Tuscarora was at Cadiz
Tho Paris correspondent believes that
Count Mercier has been ordered by the
French government to make q conciliatory
attempt 10 put a stop to the war in Ameri-
ca for the sake of humanity.
The Times Paris correspondent says Ma
poleOn will undoubtedly favor the recog-
milton of the Southern Confederacy, and
is anxious that the English government
should adopt a similar course.
The excitement in the hemp market had
subsidized.
There is nothing new as regards the Ro-
man question.
Garibaldi's health is said to he rather
worse.
The Polish mobiles at Warsaw have
adopted m address offensive to the govern
ment.
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TIE 87rH.-The 87th Regiment, of which
Henry B. Banning of Mt. Vernon is Colonel,
is to be recruited and rendezvous at Camp
DennisOn. A portion Of the old Hibernian
Guards, it will be remembered, were part Of
this Regiment during its three months SER
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QUICK WoRK.-Lieutenant stratton, Of
the l24th Regiment, 0. V. L, left Cleveland
Friday evening at 5 o'clock, caught a dsserter
in Pennsylvania, and had him in Camp
Cleveland at ten o'clock Saturday morning.
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LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YORK, Sept. p.
The steamer Matanzas, from New Or
leans, has arrived. News unimportant
Judge Walker, late editor of the Delta,
has been released from confinement at Ship
Island.
Col. Hamilton, Ex-Congressman from
Texas, made an eloquent speech at great
Union meeting in New Orleans.
Some rebel officers, with a flag of truce,
had arrived at New Orleans, 70 consum-
mate negotiations for the exchange of pris-
Oners.
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ES- Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Elec1opathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, seroflIs, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or.
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in another column. Office No. IIs,
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A SQUIRREL SHOOTERS REGIMENT.-
Colonel p. P. Lane and Lieutenant Colonel
Hathaway have applied to Governor Tod for
permission to recruit a regiment for nine
months or a year from among the squirrel
shooters who were under their command at
Covington. Could such permission be OBJ
tanned, regiment could be recruited in a
week, and a splendid regiment too. Colonel
Lane has been until recently Captain in the
gallant Ohio IIth, and has proven his patri-
otism, courage and ability by more than a
year of hard service. Lieutenant Colonel
Hathaway is also man Of military expert
ence, and possesses remarkable energy and
activity. These gentlemen were in command
Of 2, 800 squirrel shooters at Coyington, and
obtained great popularity with those under
them. The esteem was mutual, and the field
officers frequently expressed admiration and
wonder at the unusual good qualities Of the
men under them. With such officers, and
from such material, a regiment of Ohio In
vincib!es might be organized very easily
We earnestly hope the attempt may be sue
cessful
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REoRu1T1Yo ron ran slTa.-Col. Pic

RECRUITING FOR TIE 94TH.-Col. Pick
ands opens q recruiting Office to-day in the
Grays' Armory for the purpose Of filing out
the skeleton Of the s4th. We wish people to
understand thatws thoroughly believe in the
young Colonel. He took his company through
the three months service without furnishing
single man, and without even speaking
cross word, at the same time keeping it in such
state of drill that old staff officers in the
district declared they had never seen COM
pany man1uvures performed so perfectly.
When the regiment was; drawn up at New
Creek to be ordered home, the officers of Null
ligan's Regiment clustered around Captain
Pickands, and paid him and his company
such compliments as the Captain and mem
bsrs of the company, we believe, will never
forget.
When the Ist Ohio were under FIRE at vi
emma, the Captain laid the foundation of a
reputation for bravery which viii bear him
out in any future engagement.
It is all very well to have a military school
like West Point, but as we never had a re-
markable admiration for that institution, we
may be pardoned if we doubt whether any
amount of pure mathematics or scientific
examining can alone give that genuine eourte-
sy and honest sense of duty by which SOL
diers are guided and disciplined. Colonel
Pickands has shown himself true gentleman
and soldier, and we expect great things of
him in the future.
The regiment is to be recruited within
thirty days, and will be filed up in great part
from old members. Fall in, boys.
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REFRIGERAToRs, &C.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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Hats.

FALL STYLE GENTS DREss HATs-Just received
in advance of all competitors. Also afull sssort-
ment of Military Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND & ENGELHART,
Leading Hatters, opposite the Weddell-
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Vox PoPULI Vox DEI EsT.-Every body
uses HudsOn's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. Fo- sale
by Strong Armstrong, GOrham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, saekrider, and good Drug
giStS everywhere. #
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Recruiting Flags, Infantry Colors, Company
Flags, Artillery Colors, &c, manufactured from
Silk or Bunting in the best style at very low
rates. Orders promptly filed and sent by ex-
press if desired. G. W. CROWELL CO.,
No. 2ll Superior street, Marble Block Cleve-
land, Ohio. aug6:4Ol
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the zIth:
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
port yesterday:
BouSD UP-Propeller Iron City; bArks Great West
(2 Chenango, Lady Of the Lakes brig Venice schrs
Walrus, Oneida, O. Hibbsrd, J. 2. Tracy. Gipsey,
Grey Eagle, Golden Harvest Affair, A. j. Rich Oort-
anit Black Hawk Poland, D. SauSson, lnteTnation-
al, Mary collins SumJ,it, Yorktown, PetTel, Hunt
ress, sarah Brown, W. o. Brown, Robert Emmett.
BOUND DowS-Steamsr Traveller propalers Ply N
outh, hac'ns; barks Cream City, sam Ward, MAJOR
Anderson, Republic, Golden fleece, OhOonta, Nil.
Waukee, A. r. Nichols, Water Witch sovereign Of
the Lakes brigs Rio Grandc, A. NJ STANDARD, Ork-
nsy Lass scboOnsrs P. Mack, sTGrlight, Adiron-
dac, Surprise, Granapa, Yankee Blade L. J. Latham,
Autocrai, ketchun, CoTnelia, Grapeshot PeIsian \.
q. More, Ironsides, Theodore Perry, Norwegian, c.
n Johnson, Clfy Of lgiensburEh, Uncle Tom Mon
eagle, B. F. Dayy, Dydia Case, W. i. Allen NicaTa-
qua, Eli Bates, Athenian, Pilgrim, Perry Hannah.
Weather pleasant. Wind southwest.
CoLLIsIoN.--Ths brig Oleander has been at Smith &
Rogers yard Tor u week past, undergoing repairs.
She recently collided with an unknown vessel OF
GTavey Bay, doing extensive injury, starting seys-
raj seams and dsplacing portion Of the deck frnme
She is nearly ready for busines3-lIolsdo Blade tI
inst
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Simpson Is, beyond eli question, superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. visit TO his gal
lery, No. 25S Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R27tf
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables,
ohamplain street.
FRANK B. FRANK G. WALBRIDsE.
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LOsT.-0n Saturday morning, between On
tario and Bank, on Superior street, plain
gold watch, with white face. The finder will
Be literally rewarded by leaving it at this
ONCE. 1O:h
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TIE COUNTY CoSvEEr1ox.-The Con-
vention of delegates for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the Offices of Sheriff,
Auditor and County Commissioner, met at
the National Hall Saturday morning at ten
o'clock. Mr.. 7. n. Bond was made Chair
man, and Messrs. W. W. Cushing, C. H.
Babcock, and B. F. Peixotto, Secretaries Of
the Convention.
Peter Thatcher, jr., Second Ward, ]. ].
sweeny, Of the Eighth, aud A. H. Brainard,
of Newburgh, we're appointed a Committee
upon credentials. Lists of the delegates
were handed in, and all the delegations were
found to be represented. The Committee on
credentials having made a report, motion
was carried that each delegation be allowed
to fll by election any vacancies there might
be in its roll of members.
The Chairman made the following appoint
ment Of tellers: R. B. Dennis, Ninth Ward /;
George Calkins, Tenth Ward DR.. - Leon
ard, strongsville.
Mr. Palmer, of the Eighth Ward, moved
that the Convention proceed to the election
Of nominees for the Offices of County Audi
tor, Commissioner and Sheriff. Carried.
A motion was made that Henry C. Haw-
kins be nominated by reclamation for the
Office of County Auditor. The motion was
amended so that the nomination should be
by ballot Names of candidates were then
offered, and baIIoted for with the following
rssuIt.
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R% Board wanted, with furnished
rooms, by a gentleman and his wife, in a
private family. Terms must be reasonable.
45arssI ''W," Leader once. sept 29:1t
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SELF-sEALISG and all other most approved
kinds Of FRUIT JARS AND CANS just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail, at manu-
faoturers' prices, by ". L. MARvIE,
sept elm No. so Public Square.
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We Will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
Der Coupon interest of any house in the city.
G. A. READ CO.,
sept 27:426 Bankers 95 Superior 81.
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LAKE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAR
The Fair Of Lake County viii take place Oc-
tober 1st and 2nd, at Painesville.
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PATRICK LANTRY, the brother of Lieu
tenant John Lantry, has received the follow
ing dispatch from his brother James, who
had gone on to find the Lieutenant's body
The body viii be at the depot at half past
nine in the morning:
PITTsBUReH, September 28th.
Be there athalf past nine tomorrow morn
ing with body. JAMES LAETRY.
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Aug. 26th 40,

WAETED-U. S. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
E, B. Hale, Banker,
Aug. 26th 4l0. Ill Superior st.
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NEW ADVFRTIsRKTKNTs.

John Ellsler-Aoademy Of Music.
B. B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Medicines.
q. s. sesmau-Liie Insurance.
CA, Read CO-GOvernment Interest Wanted
Local Eoiice.
BEN. b. stair--C0unty Fair-Local Notice.
CA. Read a CO-GOld and Silver wanted-BusInsss
Notice.
Lieut.. stratton-Local Notice
O. A. BEAD & Oo-osnads Money wanted-LOeal
Notice.
B. s. Gresn-Abbotts History of the Rebellion
Business Notice.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BODY OF LIEUTENANT
BILL.-The body of Lieutenant Bill passed
through this city Saturday on itsway to San
dusky, where it will be buried. Deputy Mar
shal Ives went to sharpsburg to procure the
remains. He found the body buried on the
battlefield in an orchard where were inferred
eight others Of the 9Th regiment. Their
names are A. D. West, Company E, H. Chap
man, Company D. Frank steoup, John Kee-
ran, orvills B. Cole, Company E, L. Mat
theWs, W. L. PalmerstOn, and J. S. Fields,
Company F. Lieutenant Bill was regarded
by his comrades as a brave fellow. The com
pany were lying on the ground to avoid the
shot, when Lieutenant Bill rising up to give
some order was struck by ball. Deputy
Marshal Ives having been obliged to pay vis-
Il to the sth, to learn the whereabouts of the
grave, found the regiment on Bolivar Heights,
and reports it to be in excellent condition.
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Fruit Jars, Wholesale and Retail.
WP. Fogg,coner Superior and Seneca streets,
has fine assortment Of the best kind Of Fruit
Jars, Of Glass, Tin and Earthenware, at the low
est cost prices sep9
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GOVERNMENT INTBREsT WANTED. Highest
premium paid for August and October Cou-
pom Interest by c. A. READ & Co.,
sept27:4IO Bankers, 95 Superior street.
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CANADA MONEY WANTED.-We will pay
the highest premium for Canada bank notes.
c. A. READ & Co., Bankers,
sent 27.4IO 95 Superior street.
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The member of Protection Hose Company
are requested to meet at the carriage house
at o'clock this evening.
Per order. FRANK MEGoRREY, Foreman.
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Els For the information Of vessel Captains passing
through Maekinaw Straits, requested to state
that the sunken schooner Marquette, lies athwart.
ship Of the channel, bearing an E. N Z. direction
from Cheboygan Light, and about two miles distant
Her suars are well ont Of water
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AFAREwELL DINYER.-Mr. R. NJ. Tay-
lor has, We are sorry to say, concluded to
leave the Angler, with which he has been so
long connected. He intends to open an ex-
tensive eating house in Meadville, Pennsyl-
vania, on the line of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway. Yesterday the boarders
and invited guests sat down at the Angler to
an elegant farewell dinner given by Mr.. Tay-
lor in expectation of his departure. We, in
common with the numerous army of travel
ers who have been assisted in past years by
mine host in "taking their ease in their inn, -
feel that his departure will be a misfortune
to the wandering public not easily counter
acted.
Mr.. William Bedell, at present acting as
clerk in the house, is talked of as Mr.. Tay-
Ior's successor. We hope that no further
changes in the management of the house will
be found necessary.
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BUSINESS EoTIcRs.

AbbOtt's History of the Rebellion.
Handsomely illustrated, and delivered in vol
ume. Subscribe for It.
B. 8. GREEN, Agent,
sept.1S,4Os Postofice Box 1916, Cleveland
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A SWORD TO COLONEL CREIGHToE.-On
Saturday the employees of the Herald estab
Hshment presented their late fellow typo,
Colonel VIM. Creighton, with service sword.
The editor Of the Herald, Mr.. Benedict,
acting in behalf of the donors, presented the
sword to the gallant Colonel, accompanying
Il with 3 few pertinent remarks. He said
they had watched his career with great inter-
est. While he was the representative Of the
craft to which they belonged, double inter
est attached to him, becaHse be was the
immediate representative Of this our own
particular circle. They had seen him rise
from Lieutenant Of a company to Colonel of
a regiment, and knew that he had uobly
earned those grades where there can be no
mistake as to a soldiers merton the field
Of battle. It is an honor to any man to rise
from Lieutenant to high position of trust,
and doubly 50 in the 9TH Ohio. That regi-
msnt has sOwn the soil of Virginia thick with
mounds, and her regimental colors, tattered
and torn by shot and shell, tell in mute elo-
quenee where the 7th has been. Where danger
was most imminent there has the 9TH written
its history.
Col Creighton on receiving the sword re-
turned his thanks briefly yet freely. he
modestly said he believed that he was indebt-
ed to the prestige of his command rather
than his individual merits for the honor of
this gift. he pledged himself that it should
never be sheathed in disgrace.
The career Of the Colonel thus far is sufs-
eisnt guarantee that his pledge viii never be
S.,1,sa
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N. Y. MONEY nIARKET-sept. %.

N u NHO-FA1N Il IIH<H1I IAHs 7 F5NFl' -
lBT TKLEGRAPHl
lIONEY-The market Is easy at per cent on
call, and 49I5 per cent for strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Marketis tirmer.
Bankers bills quoted at 81 l,J25ae1l,33z.
GsOLD-American gold has advanced TO 2l5S p0r
cent. premium. California gold bars steady at 2l5s
per cent. premium.
GOYERNMENT STOCKS Market steady
United States 6s Of 1881, i0lH 30 Treasury Notes
lO44.
pnq
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THREE NEGROES Run OVER BY THE
CARs.-As the night express on the Cleve-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati road was ap-
preaching the gravel pit above the slaughter
house, on its way to the city Saturday morning,
the engineer saw three negroes standing on the
track watching train Of cars filed with SOL
diers. The whistle was repeatedly blown, but
the men took no notice of it and as the train
could not be stopped in time, owing to the
steep grade, all three were struck by the
cow-catcher and thrown down the steep en-
bankment. Two we're instantly killed and
the third is injured it is supposed fatally. He
was taken to the depot and was found to be
Richard Christler, a boy of fseventeen years of
age, who formerly worked on the propeller Ii
oga, and resided on the West Side. One Of the
dead men was named Arthur Campbell, ,also a
resident on the West Side. The other corpse
could not be recognized.
The injured man was taken to the Marine
Hospital, and at last accounts there were
strong hopes of his recovery.
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[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-The market is shade easier.
MHEAT-Msrketl l92c higher. -92(993c for No l :
S4fGS5c for HOl
CORN-Market active at 3063O15o.
OATS-Market firm at 33d54c.
RECEIPTS-9,3OO bbls hour; 10000 bush wheat;
500 40 bush corn.
SHIPMENTS-6,5O 800 bbls -four; 70, 900 bus wheat
2l2,OOO bush corn.
FIR REIGHTs-Market IL quiet. SIC for Corn to
Buffalo.
EXCHANGE-Unchange Gold 20 per cent
premium.
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Mr.. Hawkins was elected upon the first
ballot, and the Convention made the vote
unanimous.
The nomination of Sheriff was proposed
and carried. The result OF the balloting was
as follows.
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The election Ot Mr.. CraWlOru was Inen
made unanimous.
The Central Committee, which had been
fixed upon by Committee chosen from each
delegation, was then announced by the pre-
siding officer, and was as follows W. B.
Castle, Ninth Ward; Ezra Eddy, Mayfeld
J. Coonrsd, Eleventh Ward; Charles Watson,
R. F. Paine, Second Ward; I. L. Glea-
son, Independence; Jacob Weidenkopf'
Sixth Ward.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. C. 7. BIakesIee, of Chagrin Falls, but
the impatience of some of the members to get
to their dinners, prevented its being heard
ResolDed, That this Convention heartily ap-
prove Of the principles of the noble proela-
alton Of the President, Of the 23d Of Sep
tember, 1862, and that we pledge to the Gov
ernment an earnest and unconditional sup
port in its efforts to put down the rebellion.
The Convention then adjourned.
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DYERS,

ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. SO
seneca-St., (Next door TO Mrs Porfsr's Milliner
Store,) BIZ FREDERICK CYRIAX.
l8-DYEHG and CLEAErsG in all its branches. IA
Please call and examine finished goods in the store,
References AeesTs. RettPe B Hausmann, Taylor
oElTEcld 4 o., and other Merchants. GlgI
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LIME.
NOTICE,

nIVIDEND MOI IUE.-1HE Con
TINEHTAL INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. have declared dividend TO Policy Holders, Of
Forty per cent Those entitled TO participate will get
their Scrip by calling at the Office Of the Bubse ber
Interest VIII be paid at the same time IN Oash on
the Scrip Of 1857, ls5s ls59, 1850 and 1851.
II. i. BRAYTOH, Agent
aug19l0I No. AtWatsr Building.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKET-Sept. -.
[BI TELEGRAPH.l
FIsOUR-Market quiet
WHEAT-Market steady. Sales at S6G9lc
RECEIPTS-l7OO bbls of -four; 5000 bushels Of
wheat.
SHIPlIENTS-46DO bbls four $1,000 bushels Of
wheat.
FREIGHTS-Dull s8se cts on wheat to Buf-
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M A r | n E {.
PORT o. OLEVELAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q.
Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
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LOOKING GLASSES & FRAMES
n A K / 5
NEW LOOKING GLASS
AND
EVjCture Frame establishment,
los WATER-ST.

GIT PkER AND OVAL MIRRORS,
yi.fss ae HARTS,
100 WateT-St.
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CAVING OF MONEY AND La.

CAVING OF MONEY AND La
~ BOR.
Lsiies and sentlsInen who may want instruction
in tire srt nf
Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
Boys Jaci-ei-, Gents SHIRTS NC. Informed that
the UNDERLINED VIII give lessons in cutting the above
garn' ut- ou new principle. IL d. unsurpassed for
ACCURACY. and with ali l. extremely simple. Any
lady may acquire knowledge Of cutting the above
garments in ~ 90 minutes
All he wishes is that 10 b. ied and investiga-
ted. This newly revised me bod OF Fitting and Cut
ting has been brought before the public by J. Eohes
o. the city Of New York and is secured BY copyright
Mr. kOher has had long experience IN this line Of
business in all the principal cities Of Europe
The undersigned may Be oCLd At No. 100 seneca
street between the hours OF A N. and P. II. The
price Of Rules very cheap within the reach fall.
Agents wanted, 10 CANVASS and travel. Ladies
make good agents, and make from s. 10 IS per
day. Town and County Rights viii be sold rea-
sOnable terms.
Also, new and complete system for Cutting Gen.
tlsuen's Garments
C. n. MOONEY,
ielERl2 from New York City.
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oAice-Lyman's Block, near the Court House
Cleveland. 'sePtl6:R3I
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Mr.. Lewis was then made the unanimous
choice Of the Convention.
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PICTURE FRAMES, EEGRAFINGs,
Flain and colored- Bins uil Paintings. cOrss Tas-
6eis, &C, At HARRIS.
-sPff9 fds Wafa--ef
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ySold Everywhere. Manufactured at
/ l02 Superior-St. iuly3GR22

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.-THE
only reliable 0lire where good help can be OBJ
tlined is At o. BURROWS under Merchants Bank,
down the stairs nearest the corner Tho applications
OF Servants for places not received unless they
bring good testimonials CT character This viii ef-
fectually prevent imposition. jnne5
LNVELOPSl ENVELOPSIll-
! 3O0,nn ENVELOPS. 0i all sizes, qualiss and
ooors, for sale A. ERE Tdr Cort fira Room. cheaB
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