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MORNING LEADER,
V76at the liberal Party has Achieved.

what the Liberal Party has Achieved.
Senator Charles Sumner, in his speech
at Faneuil Hall, Boston, thus sums up the
achievements Of the Republican party:
1t is sometimes asked what. has the Re-
publican party done2 Look around and
you will see everywhere what it has done.
Its acts are already historic slavery and
the black law all abolished in the nation
al capital; slavery interdicted in all the
national territories; Hayti and Liberia
recognized as independent republics in the
family of nations; the foreign slave trade
placed under the ban of a new treaty
with Great Britain the coastwise slave
trade prohibited forever all persons in
the military or naval service prohibited
from returning slaves: all fugitive slave
acts repealed; the rule excluding colored
testimony in the national courts abolished
and slaves set free in the rebel States by
Presidential prOclsmation-such are some
of the triumphs of freedom, accomplished
under the auspices of the Republican par
ty. But this is not all. The Pacific rail-
road has been at last authorized; agricul-
tursl colleges have been provided for;
nOlnestedOs on puOllC b4nu nafe OeeA OHeIou
to all actual settlers, while by special legis-
lation emigration has been encouraged and
organized. But beyond all these measures
any one of which in other days would
have Illustrated whole administration
the National Government, with Abraham
Lincoln as its head, has set on foot ore of
the largest armies of which there is any
authentic record; has equipped navy
which, in the variety and completeness of
is power, with all its modern improve
ments, may vie with any navy IN the world,
while, by a most successful financial
system, including banks and credits,
it has obtained the unprecedented
means required for all this enormous pre-
psration. illustrating how
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The n. 7. Ne. aid on PendIeton

The n. n He AID on Pem0lefODs
The New York Herald thus endeavors'
to explain why the campaign in Pennsyl-
vania goes so hard against Mcclellan:
The canvass in Pennsylvania in regard to
General Mcclellan drags heavily. Why 2
Personally he is popular man-popular
as a soldier, as a citizen, as a democrat, as
man Of promising abilities for statesman
ship, and as a loyal, patriotic, Union man.
He is the idol # the uncontaminated young
war democracy, and as their favorite his
name bore down all opposition at Chicago
True, the Convention placed him upon a
rickety and treacherous platform; but in
rejecting it he is acquitted of its in
fanny! Why, then, this heavy, uphill
labor in advancing his standard among the
people This is the question, and here is
the answer. The popular enthusiasm
which, before the Chicago Convention,
was awakened, East and West by the
name OF Mcclellan, has been extiDguished
by its association with the name of Pen
dleton. Here is the difficulty and the
obstacle of this dead and decomposing
body must be removed, and at once, if Mr..
Belmont would carry the Pennsylvania
| October election.
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DHoToeRAFHIo ALBUMS, AZ

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for Salt.

I OTIS FOR SALE.-136 FIT. FRONT
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OhAmplain street, nearly opposite the new Foliss
Court House.
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dsoSR2o AttoT isys,
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3. HAssA. L. HANNA. 7. H. RAIsD, n. a. HANNA
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selling Out! Selling Out!

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
lgreatly advanced prices of Goods and the un
settled state of the market, have determined to
close out my present business, and will therefore
from this lay commence offering my entire stock Of
Goods at such prices will insure their spe dy
sale. cannot, in the brief pace Of an advertise
ment, enumerats tbs articles in the stock, but 1t
comprises q fne stock of Linen Goods, Flannels,
Blankets, Dress Goods Black Silks, BalmOral Skirts
Shswls, Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs, COtt IN
and Wool Hosiery, BOmbazines, Alpacss, White
Goods, EmbroideTies, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and full assortment Of
Goods usually kept by All goods viii poGitive-
Iy be offered as low, and many articles at a
les price, than they now be purchased for in
the Eastern market. Tho public, as well coun.
try merchants will find this good opportunity Of
re lenishing their stock on very advantageous
terms All are invited to call and secure some of
he bargains. s. LYMAN,
h ep2O Cor. Superior st. and Public Square.
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10 form Of Oatarrh can withsiand its searching
power, snd no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief or gave such universal satisfaetion
Price 81 per bottle Send q stamp for pamphlet.
For sale By G. ". CLARK, Ils supsiiOr street,
Cleveland, Ohio. augN
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OIL OIL oIL4
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Clothing.
TIE POET ON A TRAIN

HE foET ON A TRAIN
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
RV the author Of "Ths Fair Inez, g The Prince q,
wales, ''the Ghost Hunters" 10.
iooHTEUEp.l
OHAFTER IX.-TBS KIss ~ THE Dam
After Eafting az long hours,
And Wit1I.hungsg almost dead
News came InaI the track was meuded
And the train soon went ahead
Soon We passed place called yohnsto-a
Filled with iron fOundrfes
Where the people all we're WORKING
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came to grsa. tunnsl;.
Near me sat pretty miss
And when an was dark as midnight
Quick from her I stole kiss
"Oh, she cried, the people shouted,
And, before we reached the light
was peering through the window
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain tor
And Oresson Is its name;
Many people IN the summer
To this pleasant spoL repaIH
u entoy its cooling waters
And Its pure, fresh mountain sfF
Al Altoona We took broaksast
1t vas one o'clock or more;
such lot Of hungry mortaIf
ns'lr laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the tabis
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting viidlT-i
"ouiokiy bring more brsalisst hers.n
Notice to DRAFTED Men and othsrsi n the sory,,oo-
Uncle sam, and all in want Of Rubber Blankets
knb6er Ooeta, Legginz, Cashmere and FIEnne
Snlrts, military Clothing Of any and every dee
9Tlptlon, Fine Clothing for Spring and snmme5
Wear. We have now the largest stock N ~ sit1
which we viii ssh at tho very lowest prices.
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Hay Bose, ondPsriodie CAT4RRH
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ROrsrss oATEARHaauia. Types 9 Stages
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'CATARRH.
GOODALE,s

THE hOME OF PERFECTION.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13
StaGt Ic;unat,as.

Gan1ita9 5. Sept.
T ltnItre County Satr. - Mntatte1ecr
Eessn idtc6 AM 9icnltas lt,o 9tittrra fat ate
9eluGer BON Der Sair ans. Grnncrlta9 nno Srei%
tag maren biitihs Sage, Der geinA irar 6atlreif,
bed licB ih Sas nura DEN &essn Serlcrens niat
mcbr nadGrlsn. g2es bic gu5ittGuns ieltit t~ctri7t,
10 frnntc ih nislelts rensu frGlsrer Sabre film all
bic Scite ltelen. Sic Sonlmiins ron Sritdtcn nne
Tarltz lno @arten=GSrcnuftn ~iitcrtraf ~ltejeni9c
uniersr gtaatsfair tci meitsnt. Sic sablrsiden 4rcz
Sen iASner Butter lisBsu ialissen, rab an ticie III
strtifsl in inherent Gcuntr fcin Man9cl ietn ic0te.
Sic Sammluna rpn TrcGsn nneAaniihcr 9eIdif<
lid,feit une lamlmirthihaftlihsr 0srSt1s mar ichr
reipcftaftl. Sic 9iebitGnc irarcn rid,t 10 sa9trsid)
feitst ME tn ~friifcrcn Sa1rcn, 5ci5tea aber lchr
lhGne Grclnplare. Sic Nrcme Ger gtl5Ittllna ttlrcz
te bic @lunleufale rntct Der 9lufidt bee }9rl. Stclz
ala. Gs mar Gin iraartr Teentcnrel rtS gar niht
at reraleiGcu nit Der rnen 0lunentallc llnierer
Staatefair. Inter rcr @luncnfitlc rlGtiherte Gin
Grrinotrnneu unS riele Senate unl anScre
<nfaescniGnoe i4nuiftcn Die Safe. Sluh al
,reiklibem SanDartciteu mar lic 6air ntht arm lnr
eS 1T nur at ~tsnaueru, rab Der 8e9sn bic eriten Ecis
zen Sage reroare.
- Sin srrbartisss 2 peftafeliiif gum 9citcn
IGrafan1 Sintrln'o rne Ger 9cialnnitel S6cecrfaz
milie ira bisr bsute (Samitas Nteno rem Starcs
a~slaiien irsrpcn. &rrssbltd lra eS cine Sic9eSfeisr
lein, tfatidhli6 atsr 1T IS auf einsn Yartstf,u,a
bug atssistsu, hsnn ss iiur in cen lssten Sasen ia
feline ncilsn Siese scmclcet ircrncn unr man frauht
ttsis5 NustGnscidilr tloS TIN re Scilts tcrbciW@
lcGsn, na ss utue irldcn Suntus gar ni4t mig
lid 1T, IN Grlunitu5 cine Sincclu 0srlalnluluua
auf bic Ssins Ut t~rinssn. Sic Sfrrpis5, Grntras.
trrcu rno gcutclibnsiosr Hattn crepe 0etDI unln,ea
tet8eifsusrt, I'm risle Scn,rniratirn rsbt ~slin,cnr
Ss MAIDEN unn tric mir trrcn itnh aliein iitcr zoo
Genars fit nas Teusrrerf %feitin,mt. 8siler rm
es ircilid, renn nie Sbcrnits ca6 lsidt rsrrieni
Gslr snr ltntcritisuns Ger @ittrcn unp 9&atis
rcrsrsnptten, persn GrnG6rsr risism ihre6li@cn &ric
&c sun, Sricr 9cfalcn iino. @ter eas rirnc iia /
ibrcn 2iu3en uniAt t~eSatlsn." SIS 1T miHti9sr, na
Sinsrln richer eripitlt riro, oauit ie iih IN DC
nGbiten tier Sahren ris Saiden ned teier fIilt
fSnnen. Surh cine reht s~ldnSsnre Ssn,cn itratir
tcfen ic has @plf sit rertlcnrel. Scr Ger SSal'
Sis9es=S emrnitraticncu Seucr,rcrf, SadelSi9,
unD HanrnenSrnncr; uath Ser gSa9l ,rcnn IA
Grisl ~selin9cn unb Sinsrln risrer 9~eirablt ,rcrnt@
isutc cine cue 3icbung, meme Stcnern:
SaSiil bic Calculation hicier ihlauen Srlf5tetris
9sr. Nfsr naS Gplt fcnnt iis, es Fat tlc,lcr 9enra
baiHr tiiben n~,iicn, raB e5 i9ncn rcr rier SABRE
Gin &crtrauen i6enfte, l,no eS rire ibnen AM Siens
flag cinsn nifcn Strih rurh iGre &ednrn5 ma.
Hcul
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..ui, unS bic Srlpatsn fratsrniirsn nit BEN 9ir=
;srn in i6rem Gifsr fit 2ittle gfat. Ste ". y.
Staatss. idrsitt:
Sir Sploaten fir MeGlsllan, Gls se=
t.srn Wsrracn ras 1856. 9icgintsnt9f. .. Sci. hsn
;9rsaprar ttratmariAirte mo inter cincin Stncein
Banner ~Dur9fanr, ri4tsten eini9c Der Sclcatsn IT,
re Gsirc9re barauf uno safcn ibrcn Gsfitlcn hura
mibtrnsnoc @rl,nssr 4,,arria. Sic Sclpaten ,raz
rem rrn rielsn 0iir9srn linlran8t, rpn .rel;3cn ctz
ner brei GGcsrs fit &tnccln austrahte, IN relhe Ell
riae esr Srlnatsn einiiinllnten. g(s runn afsr Gin
Srlnat ;i Srst G9ssrS fHr Wie@leQan aufprccrte,
entitann cine Seene nnfsiHreibIincr Wuiresuna.
Sin npnnernpes 6irrab fit little 0tae" nab benz
annsrn %eriiilite Die 9Hfts uno rhns nit .Snrrah's
rahsulaiien, issts Saa Stesiment isincn Marlh trrt.
Scrr 6. Sttnetrano ehen1altser nritter Inz
3tnicar Eel Der Scr. @taaten Slpttc tfsi(t una lfrlz
ssnpsn slussus aus sinem i9n, ron @ai9instDn S!z
assansenenS riefs nit, Der Gin Invertebrates StrsiTz
liht iiber Die Stimman9 III der 8uHrsss9 auptitart
mirft:
vSie Scllatcn tafsu Elm Sincoln Sanner teratz
ssnrmmeu unb IN Stift s~srriiisn , iralrs,s lie etc
MeGlelan Banner nit Sgrrab's t~ssriiben. Sen
nadbfsn Sag irurns in Der Narp Oarp Sch lir
sSabf;mede ~stian,nelt ruc wer nidt fssahite, ipi'r=
&c e,tlaiien."
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Baun56etDtiSinu5.

Seeer All tSrperliden Sranfbeiten eeisente, iolte fd NIT
Ger bS9ft mertwareigen GrFneun9 9aIni9etets bstannt mas
Bic gernfdeittiden 6eilmittel beite6eu in sinsm Sniiru.
mente, Ger Qebensipedrr 9enannt, une in Del snm duberhben
@ebrau6.
sic In,psnsuns bee Snftrun,ents unb Sels 1T einfa6, in
Der g8xfuna aber iterraifenb uab erfplgretd, 70 ne in alien
5dlen ~8efabrlps.
aaflpeibe sranfe. pel5e faf ale ipnft tsfannten 6eihnit.
tel eer9ebiid getrauat tatten, srbislten huFa ZEN eeDrand3
Ger pbi1en 6eilnlittel ibe perlprene @eiune6ett pieesr.
Man menee ih MIR fhriftlih an mid rnp i'd trerhe berett=
,pillia iete nptbmeneiae ausfunft 9eten; aud fam has Rehr=
bud ppn Garl 9dunitetct Este gufa8sl, peldes in ceutlt
speen perten. 9as eebrbu6, reutih pber enslii9 uebft Sn.
irument unr Sel fpiiet ,uiamnen 81 80.
Gpn alien Ssiten treHen f%prtwGbrenb bic erfreuli6fen Seus'
nife Elm. welas Zen bObsn ssertb oetssr erFnaSsun9 seltatissn:
Spbn 2ineen. Sdunihetottf
Suli a., ga. Settcrbpr 1854. Slspslane, Sbc.
Sd Bin 70 chen ppn stnenr geiude su Or. Scbn Sinten in
gleYelano snrilf9efebrt, unr bin pGli9 NIT Gem 9ebranb ees
Sritruments une ferneren 9etanclung befarnt. Sas Saus
Or einten's par zen sansen Sag senrdnstppn 9atienten, nnp
cas Snitrnment nns Del NIT elmer rtdt'9en Vsbanrlun8 wrff
GSuneer.
9ualeid babe i'd elm Snitrtntent, pelhes Die STEELE Der
Slutesel erfest. unb i'd fam srantbeiten bsien, nelbe fsn
Doctor i'm Stanee III, 81 furiren, nnb spar pbne Sdpmer3en.
0ieie Irt Ger Seiluns pom zen nreiften S~ranfbeiten ipuree
pom Carl 9anniaetet, auf Sausni5sist bel Sa8en, in Nreu.
Sen erfuneen.
gub babe ib he pten an8eeebenen SnFrumente, Dele. BIZ
der u. I. no. su rerfaufen.
Geprss 9raunsf,
grauniheietift une ebemaliaei gSurearSt.
Der llnter,eidnete lit ist is Sahren 6Tentlider gptar pom
@apne Scuntp, o., 81 rerfertist une ~beslaubist Sanftriefe.
Teridreibungen, 1t. {. NJ. tme bauptiihlih Schumacher nat
OeutItlanp. unb CT idmeibelt ftb cas- bd Rem, er m66te ia9en
Sauiennen, pel@e CT aus9eferigt, mod feline surld9eSieien IL.
@r beiOrst uno matt bic nttbi9en Gapere fir Spleaten.
Iu6 bafer cine grpcerie us 6ancp Stpre, une Saden,
wslbe in fener anberen @rprerte gu iineen, itnb Bel ibm 81
BADEN, ais giuheln, Spetiten, Sagp, @bUcplate, 8eismeh,
Sarrelen, 9~initur0er unb S8weiSsr Saie, serplIts gsrite II.
{. 10. II. I. 10.
Speten pn hem Often surid9efetrt, Bat sr BEN srSbten uns
fhSriten Stpf ron Spielidten unp 8ancp gppes, tpelher in
N9agne Gpuntp gu fneen unb perfauft iebr bilts.
Guh 1T Elm sntes @las Wetn non Zen Irauben ron Selieps
Sslanr, unt aud elm wenis reiner 9ranntpsin aler grt bel
ihnt 81 babeu.
Seber bsfpmnlt ZEN SSsrtb ieines Gelpes, aber es rpire nidt
0epumpt, unb aud nGt 8eumpt.
@eprs Sranned,
Tptar. grOcerif. Saubler in tauisnesrlei Saden une
SraunI6eifttt.
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astbolifd)s osutf1s uns sn9''fdf
- o &, Sbmas,

@rliteHnii9s SAu(s res SatfrliiAen SnItituts.
9ieIe sdbule mirt am /. Scpt. :. s. Won 9. s. Gntrur
unter Witpirfunn zines tldti8en 2etrerper'ona!s ali Ger @de
Ger Central grenue unt Grurt Strofe erbfnst. Ser Sired
ter S6ule 1T, Snaben, wel6e bic Glenlentarfd1nle nerlaren
haben, rnt SIrglinse fir bic neritiebenen %dder hes rraf=
tiI6en Gebens pur,utsreitcn NIT be~i0nrerer 5tnditdt anf ras
fouImGnniite 1asn.
lin nGbere g~usfunFt rente man fn5 f6rtftltd Deer numb
lid an BEN 9ireftpr 9. s. Grtrup, gp. 435 QHeit ste Strafc
pcer Sftce tes &atbpliihen Sntitats.
u Sd,aler ans Ter 8erne fSnnen in Ger 6amilte ees De
refers srft unr 2p9is ertalten.
~ Ole Nbeneihule fdn8t am /. Sftober an.
9lto-t4 ~ 1854
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Scr 0~uacnarai.

Ser ~9lnsetser ceS sSsltens id'rs'tt bon Si. Seito
Son gSalbinatru aus nMroe al Die ~rltl1t3sil
uno nSrelihen 8lattcr trlssrapbirt, RAP Die Snraz
icn ION Mihcuri III Gnrc unp afiiicurt yal right"
lei. or ,rurec ron gSa1tinstcn aus 9slpasn. Sic
9srihts Der bieiacn Sslesrarbsn Spcratsire llnp
cbnscrapr cfenip 9lautmilrplg.
sScun bic telcaraptilhsn 9eridtc ron Ger grrnts
in @irainisn ctenic crrrsft ltnc, mic Die rrn ct,
acuis, 10 1T Der Sslssraph iihcli4 cine gernsinz
iAIplihc 9~tnitalt, auf amcrifanild,zrsutlH "nui-
sance." ~@-.
Sic @sa,ntsn n~sIIcltsn ~reritstsn ttcilS itr Sc
SbGit niat, tbsiis i5tfen tic ,nter ~trterer" erns
treae. 9as Sprt1wrrt usr lust 'tie 9errutt'
irute in ,nicrin Su5su at9cansert irerren IN: uer
Iiat irie Der Scle9rarb."
9us pcitere 9eitrdac ,ur Gbarafteriitif Ger Gepcs
Ihsn, nit nenen Die 3situusm tcimseludt i%rsrosn,
biensn frlasnnc Cen Serelhcn zen Seltern MACY
mittaa entncmrlsne y~tctisen.
9pn Ietsrstura mtrp s~cmclrst, Zap sinen' Hrsrz
te Der Sbwan; afaeihclcn murne, irte rrl5t:
Infer 9srluit am 6reitaJ mar 9rrBsr, als man
anfGua(ih annabnt. 3rilhea Rem ote1 isnc 9ten
Gcrps mar nimliA Gin 3rilipenratm 9slarlcn ircrS
ben, rurb nelden Der Ssinn e~inerahS inp r1e Ulan=
f. Der ,reiten 9ipiiipn nes 9. Grrrs r.nl9tn9.
Sine 9srmte traf Sen. @teaDt's Stistei, RIP Tim
ben 9leias uno Dem 9tsrbe nes Seneral Sumrhten
elm Stid rom Sdbran; al. Sic 8cmte thNt icz
panu ;wilasn nen Gcntrdlen Bartlett nnr @t'frnS
in Die Grbe.
sspn Rianurnt frmmt ~irlsenes St'nbs:
girusp lit bis in Gas 9Ssihfiln Der stapt rcr9e@
brunasn NIB bate in bic Stant itltit sinn1arld9'eren
unp lie tsIese1 f%rnusn, ,rsnn ilh lsine Ssrslls Dies
nidt rtrtctsn hGttcn.
Stun spiilsn mir brA enrliA, ,rsr bic gtnnabn!'
rrn &idmrus psrbinrert. SIS linc lsr'9l,a DC
9sfsb(s, Die 9irnsr rrn irsenh Ssmannsn srealtsn
BAT, ira6riaeinlia ben Sutlsr, Der rs @lrr's T"r
fb alsin haten irtu.
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@QifbQuSsW nSei9e

getueu auswartigsn 5reunpen IOpte Zen. ~rtHeneen publi.
UNI made i'd hermit bic ~srgetene ameiee, bB I'D nsn an
Glib Spbarabe SO. 269 ~geIeSenes Saas jest S~pllfanets gum
be ~ ierer 3et auf'e Bette su bevtrtbsn. 8eiisnee nerSen
pp,trefitt Rpf, 3immsr, geiten une aufrnsrfia anne 81 oenun8
tei mir fneen unD merle i'd INNER ternIbt fem, pas mir &C.
lnenfe 3utrausn III ertaltfn.
ST. q. Da rein 5aus an Sp9irabe lta, ipp bic Stra-
etnsGiIenbabu Sprbeildbrt, 70 Fam has pIbHfun fir S 9ts.
pom Rail Hpab Ieppt bis an rasin Saus ~es!an9ea.
Setter Gcr,ilius,
Sc. 1853 Gin ScGFrose, nabs Der IsRbptsn SfFu,
@~pIunbus, Stip.
Mda 2 1854 1ipSh
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49, en- Ser Staet Nem Drrf hsrr'ht Ter
Observation-Disclosures fir Mselelan. Sic SeltartSz
Ssrsins sisben untsr %raisnSsn Ssisrlihtsitsn gtSlz
Gledou 9auner In eer rtrificesnen Staotibe,len