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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-11


The resepts Of Grain BY rail to-day are eOmPar-
atively large, andmuch in excess Of the demand
The market for the week opened dull and spiritisss,
and although there was a little more hrmness In
the afternoon. there was no material change IN
prices over Saturdays rates.
- zstelSIs-FirIn az the following rates; LAkE
AND BAiI-Flour TO Albany and Troy 81 TO- to New
York 81 20, to Boston 81 80 Wool to New Yorh
81 So to Boston g. o.. AL RAIL-TO New York,
Flour 81 as Wool Sc C7. To Boston, ElOur 81 90
Wool 81 q.
FIOur-Dun and quiet. Buyers are demanding
concession Of aO925o, but holders are not ineliu
ed to meet them. Held at 50 5O91o 90 for Xxx re i
| $40 5O9II 90 for Xxx white.
Wheat-Dum. The only sales reported today
were car No ed on track at 81 75i car No
red on track At 81 g..
Coru-aArket quiet and sgade lower. Sales
20 bus bus aaOat at 81 e
Oats-Duu aud lower. Sales car on track
at 55c-
Rye-go sales; market dull
| BarIey-slightly better demand and lower for
| No. 2. Sales cars No. At 81 65 car No At
81 50.
Professionalism vnd unchanged. The fol-
lowing are the quotations for Smoked Meats -
FANS 24925o Tor sugar cured; Shoulders 1920
Bacon 22@22o; Dried R, eff 100 or plain, loo fol
eanvassed.
Butter-sales of a few tubs choice table fol
the retail trade at s6G37e-
Cheese The market ssesdy and unchanged d
Isa95o for large lots Western Reserve; 2O92Ic fol
small lots selected do; 22o for choice Hamburgh
EEEs-salss 3 bbls at zIo.
lake Fsssi- Quiet aud steady at the following
figures Cor halt bills: White Fish SO 90; Trou
IS 50; Pioksga 81 IS, Herring IS 20.
ESIEnwIass- DuI and lower. Small sales q
eI 70
AIcoI,Oi--Held at % 5O@s 90 for ss per cont
81 90 for . osgss Proof Spirits.
Petr1Ieu.is-Yory duff and nominal at sae 70
Refined.
Timothy seed-Eeld at IS 2595 50.
Dried Appies-Fair demand and marke
steady at 7S71ao for new.
Green AppIes-AIsrket firm at g 2592 70
according to q.aiity.
Beans-Medlum white quoted dull at 81 90.
Feaahers-Prime live gesse 7O9T5o.
sBIf-ln good supply and steady; hne s. 80
coarse IS Gu.
water LSr1s-Good demand at 90 % fer o.
~ego and Akron; % % for ROsedsle Cement.
HOpa-steady and 6rm at 25ss5o, according tt
quality.
EaIt-HeId hrm st 81 50.
Ale and POrteF-Msrket stesdy. We quot
g. follows F: Present Use Xxx Ale siOi Stock XXX
gu8sI2i Ksanstt si4i Pale Dream sII; PoEtel
81.
stone yyare-Opeu ware 19o per gallon, sa'
Jugs 13o per gallon
fire RTich-Ia good demand, and selling 3
SsT % Z 1860.
Fire CIay-stesdy st 81 so . barrel.
PIasfar.-'POwous" land plaster SO per ton
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TROTTING AND PACING
CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK,
October 18th, I3th and I4th.
THE TROTTING NJ z ETING
For the Fall fls64, will oommenne oa
Wednesday, october 18th,

For the Fall Of 1864, will commenne oo
Wednesday, october 18th,
And continue Three Days, oommencin precisely ct
O'Clock each day
FmsT DAY-WEDNEsDAY,O OCTOBER 18th.
Trotting Purse, $500. Mile hsEts, three in hve
20 harness. Free for all Horses
THURSDAY, l3th.-Trotting Purse, $500 Two
mile heats to harness. Free for ali Horses.
FRIDAY, l3th.-Trotting Purse, 500. Mile
hsats three IN i've to harness. with inside stake of
800 Free 70 the wO ID
SAME DAY, second Bsce.-fseing Purse, $500,
with fosida stake $50, mile heats, three in i've.
Ere. for all Horses.
The above Races ara to be governed by the RLies
OF the Union TRACK, Long Island. The entries, in
al cases. must be made by 10 o'c ock the night pre-
vious TO ie Race, at ths Angi House. Ten per
cent. entries on the above purses. In all cases
three sntrirs are required, and two to start.
The Horses that will contend in the above Trots
are all f-st-class HOrsea.
MOPrlsey, Lady Riley, John M'Kenney,
Quaker Bey,
And several Others of the game class, will contend
for the above purses The purses will be paid from
the staad at tho time Of the decision Of the Judges
Ths above Purses and footing are opeh TO al
Horges, owned in the United Ststes, Flora Temple
not excepted Il is believed that tho tastes st time
ever made in this country will be shown at the
above meeting, as the Horses engaged TO be here
have no superiors in this country. The HorsTs
above naHsd re entered and will positively start.
People from the surrounding country will not be
disappointed by any failure nf the above trottiug
taking place The Races will be conducted by we'll
known Esatlemen Of this city. A sufficient Police
Force will be in attendance, and order and deco
run will oe guaranteed. The most fastidious can
attend without fear Of any OF the proprieties Of
eisty being intvrfered wi y.
J. P Ross. Angler Hnuse,
ocs:lT2 Cleveland, Ohio.
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CLETELAED BRANCH SANITARY CONGISSIOE-
Wanted Immediately for Sherman's gal
liant army, onions, potatoes, pickles, toma-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and farm
ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contri-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar. Everything for the
comfort of the soldier, in field or in hospi
tai, will be shipped without prepayment of
freight, if directed to
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
95 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Everything sent through this society viii
be acknowledged in print and reeeiPted for
by letter, and will go straight down to our
soldier who need all We have to give, and
deserve more than we can ever do for them.
Please call at our rooms, 95 Bank street,
before you leave the city. seP2s:l72eOd
The friends ana former pupils of the
Rev. Samuel Bissell, Principal of the
Twinsburg Institute, propose to give him
donation visit on Wednesday, October
18th, 1854. There will be an address de-
livered by ". s. Kerruish, Esq, in the af-
ternoon, and in the evening there will be
free entertainment given by the people
of Twinsburgh and vicinity, accom- panied
by speaking and music. COnVeyances viii
be furnished to and from the depot at Solon
and Macedonia. A grand reunion of the
former friends and students of the Insti-
tute is expected. oct7:172
To BUYERS OF Fun GooDs, HATs, CARS, &c.
-PRIoEs REDUcED.-The undersigned haV-
ing made their own goods Tor the greater
portion of them) from materials purchased
before the extremely high prices were
reached, are enabled to mark down their
goods to a price corresponding with the de-
cline in gold, and eheerfully offer their
customers the benefit of such deelinej aud
we believe this will be the most favorable
time for purchases during the present sea-
son. We ask an examination of our stock
and prices. s. a. FULLER & Co.,
Ocb;172 2I5 Superior street.
The regular monthly meeting of st.
George Benevolent Society viii be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Buyers Block,
Superior street, on the eleventh of Oct,
ct half past seven P. N. a full attendance
is earnestly requested.
SAMUEL Kelsey
Recording Secretary.
Oct.T:I72.
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NATURALIE EATroN.-Eleven naturalization
papers were taken out at the Probate Court
yesterday.
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sozoDoET.-This word has been staring
everybody in the face Tor the past few
weeks, is now getting TO be in nearly ev-
erybody's mouth, is e preparation for
cleansing, identifying and preserving the
teeth, sweetening the breath, and arresting
the progress of decay. Sold by druggists.
oct3eod:I69
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an 000 MoNhY ADyANghD-- Y. 4 q .il
nENTISTRY.

4 lHN IISIh T.
IJThose hasing sets Of Artificial Teeth whish
they earsfslly keep in the drawer or md rou le-
Roe to cary In the pocket are especially invited
70 call az Drs- HALGIWELL 3 d lNIELS', Den
lists Southwest siie Of PCb &c Square and Ontario
street Artificial Teeth upon Yulcsnized Rubber
base, with our mode Of Inserting, are pronounced
BY al to be be most life ike useful in eating,
speaking or singing; they can be ntted over any
remaining roots and war suted to IT. Upper OF
lower Sets, SO and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate not ft ing correctly, eau have
them exchanged in part payment. Established over
twelve years. Gets
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All other goods at corresponding prices.
An early call will ensure 8 good selection
from full cases. No. 1O8 Superior street,
near Water. oct1l:172
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Don't Omit to Vote to-
day.

The BALFIxORE & Ono RAILRoAD.-Since
sheridan's recent victorious campaign,
cleaning the Shenandoah Valley Of rebels,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is left with
out danger of molestation. The company,
with its usual energy and promptitude, has
now for the eleventh time repaired the
road, and there is little danger that it will
ever be disturbed again. The natural scene
~ of the road is off the most changeful and
delightful character, and thewar has added
fresh interest to almost every point along
its entire extent. We would recommend it
to travellers as one of the pleasantest routes
to Washington and Baltimore.
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y. \. hEOFEY aIARKKF.-Oct. 10

lET TELEGBAPH.l
MO8ey-Essy at So.
sterling EEesKnnRe-Quiet at l09 for CID
GOid-frregular and unsettled, opening CT 1861,
to 19s, deoliningto Ie77, and closing
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COMMERCIAL.
ClsEvELAND AARREr.
MOREIRG LEADEB OFFIOH, 4
MONhtv EVENING. Oct. 10. 1874

Tbs receipts .. cain by rail for the "A hOurs
ending at hsli past ore olo0E to-day are 8 FOL
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2ainfs. &c.

4 TTEETION, PAINTkBS.
% tons White Lead, IN Of.
8 tons Zinc, in Oh
5000 tons Rcd Lead,
100 Orange Mineral,
1O0 bbls Whiting,
sHg0 b5ls Chrome Green.
100 bbls Chrome Yellow,
loo bbls Hibsrniar Green,
1910 bbls Indian Bed,
10 casks French Ochre,
casks Eng. Ven. Roc,
Artists Colors and Brushes.
- The above articles were bought laEt'faI
70 viii sen at very low prices for cash.
--agR EEELHRf
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Bring out every Union
vote today.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior ST.
Subscriptions received to the
q $40 PER CENT. AND lO-4On NATIoNA

az $40 PER CENT. AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission al owed to Subsoribcrs.)
PS-U s. Bonds of 1881, s-2O's. 1O-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
choseo and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. UncUr-
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
| for sale. Oc4
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r0TOAeO MARKET---Oct. 10.

CHICAGO MAkAEA---Oct- AO'
special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesder-I
U1IoAaO, Get. 10.
The markets to-day are weak.
EIOur-l5c lower. Sales Of choice extras at
81 9a@s On.
gyheaf-s cents lower. Sales No. l spring at
a 55ezi T. snd No. 2 at 4O9l AZ.
COrE-2gSo lower. Light sales No. at 81 II;
No. 81 1891 II.
OEis-i1zo lower. Sales e o. Il 57z95Te.
Rye-Fhm. Sales No. 1 at 81 0O9l O5.
BarIey-Easisr. salea No. at 81 5o91 50.
Whisky-l11SSe higher Sales at 81 t2199l 6s.
Grain Creights-Scarcs and nominal.
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Let every UniOniSt Rally
to-day.
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NALL AND EXAMINE OUR GENTS
~ Seal Rings. The finest assortment in the city.
oOWLES & CO.,
81 Waddall Hnuaa
DEARL AND SHE'LL CARD CASES
: lust rsoeived st O0WLEs'.
-'sN - Wsddan Ha1as
OLD SILVER WARE-NEW
Osupply last received at oOWLES'.
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Rpsl-gtElfI EIme-Gabls.
1854. Summer AFrangement lS64s
FOR THE
ARRI VA AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT FHR
CLEVELAND POsT-OFFIoB,

Commissioning HSsDAY, MAI lSEH, 1854.
~ Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival OF trains
- All malls olcse one hour before departure Of
trains.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed of at the Police Court yesterday
morning!
Disturbance-Patrick McCarty, fined 50
and costs; Charles G.. Bennett, discharged
Anthony Connell, 50 and costs Charles
Horning, 81 and costs
Assault and Battery-James McLaugh-
lin. William Davis and G. Davis, dis
charged Martin Murphy, continued to
Sept. 14th.
Drunk-John McClue, George Carpenter,
Stephen Harmon and John Smith, each
fined 81 and costs.
Petit Larceny-Charles Quigley and Geo.
Otter, fined the costs.
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SEND II THE RETURNs.-We trust that our
friends everywhere will send in the returns
to this Office as soon as possible after the
polls are closed to o-night. Those on the line
of the railroads can secure the object by
handing them to the conductor on the eve
ming train. We wish to lay the entire
vote of the State before our readers on
Wednesday morning We trust our friends
in the townships of Cuyahoga county will
be especially careful to bring iu the votes
of their townships. Bring the vote of both
sides, and not the mere majority.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held this
afternoon, at 5 O'Clock, in the rooms of the
Society, No. s5 Bank street.
Octll:172
NoTICE.-Private families or proprie-
tors of boarding houses, who ere deaiIous
to take medical students b board during
the coming session of the Charity Hospital
Medical College, will please send their
address, with statement Of accommodations
and terms, to GUSTAV @. E. WEBER,
Dean of the Faculty.
Office corner of Euclid and Public Square.
Cleveland, Oct. 10th, 1854.
oot11:I72
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Great Speech Of Governor BrOugh

UnequalIed PyrOteehnie Display.
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Great Need Of Vegetables,

The spring campaign il about to spes.
Scur,ey has made its appearance aad il
On the increase. The plague must 10
stayed. Nothing but vegetables and acid
diet will remove the cause OF this evil.
Men that have this faint in their system If
wounaed, must surely die, ~ it deprives
then Of recupefativs power.
In one Division Of the 18th Army Corps,
thirty cases OF sourvy we're recently re-
ported. When the surgeon was infsrnsd
he could have feur barrels Of potatoes
and QUO of onions, his eyes filed with
tears. He exclaimed with delight, that
will save them till nero can reach Us.
The brave fellows carry with alscrity. the
barrels Of vegetables over the rocky hill
sides that have been watsrsd with the
blood, and strewn with the slain bodies Of
our heroes; for they know. they contain
the elements Of life and health, for their
feeble aad suffering comrades. Farmers
Of the northwest will you hesitate to
share your abundance with those ready t.
perish for want Of thsn7 Business men
Of the northwest. will you Withhold your
means t. purchase treasures, surPassing
gold and silver in value, to the soldiers
yfyking for you? .,-,-,:. :. -.
wona.n Of The north. west, will ysu rest
or grow weary Of labor for your brave
ehsnpiens' The time 10 short DAY Ivy
day fresh graves will be filled; fresh
made desolate-ether hearts
broken. Publish this call in ysur papers,
through your pulpits-in your aid s.ci.>
ties Gather tho Peop!. together. and be-
ssech them to send US large donations. Or
small fruit, potatoes. onions, pickles, sour.
krout, dried fruit, butter aud eggs or
money to buy them Act pronptly-send
literally. E. B. MCCAGc, Pres San Com.
CYRus BENTLEY, Co.. Sec
The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society will
will receive contributions of these articles,
during the ensuing week. at Mr.. Hos.ack's
Office, and will forward them on Monday,
April 25th LIZZIE Dow, Rec See.
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AT ARNOLD s--My friend, you will do
yourself great injustice If you buy any new
clothing without first looking at the new
stock ofARseLps, at the Philadelphia cloth.
ing House, a door or tive south of VOL
ferds corner west side Of Court House
square. He no, only las all that you can
wish for or imagine in the way of ready
made clothing, but he has 4 largo stock of
piece goods, embracing all styles and quail
ties of cloths, cassimsrs, vest,ngs, &c, from
which he can cut, fit, and make up a suit
for you in any style ysur fancy may die
tate.
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MISS IENNE>sRE CLAFLIN.
II. Got 1u9..sis Dscs-,ss ed C7st s's1"' Ply
s'sLsn,
who hss aston sized the people BY her wcedsrfri
cures ard mysterious revelations during Ter trsv-
els IL .n- United States during the last years
has visited The mos, por:sni towns in ,hs states.
examining The sick ard afflicted euri.k them With
unparalleled succes,. aud through Ter nsgUsue
influence ard ~ond., n. c;sra,i, os. has caused ia
v.lids to wax 10 very sh.rt tim. ~hs had no, done
so for many rears. This LADY seems TO be cndew>
ed with the healing art. ari supernatural gifts to
sach = renarksbi. d.sres, that she ccsvinces the
most skertienl of her wonderful powers. and give.
information Of much importance that people
from every ~.ik Of !ir. GENE TO consul, ter. Her
sIil sni pn'-ers o. mind are 50 great there seems
to be no >e... but will give to her treatment.
This lady II n ph's'cian Indeed. She can see
and poi,. on, he medicine 20 cure tic sbs,.
nate d.ea,.s even those tia, hare for years baf,ed
the skl.l Of eur brsi physicians. such As
DSpths,ia. D,,sns-s % t!- tn oct rad Lun,s Hss~s
s.nd L's.- fornp'-ss Pin, o/:.s Ne'nseh NO.
rs!oio. .Gi H>..dfok. j. np.y m the fh>s: AstA-
kYfrocteJ tG,.d i$Us.ci. ia ON - - !sSurs.
,eislsrf PAIN Or "a. W. cfinIs' usn<n's. &c
And can make sslvss ard iininen:s ths, will cure
old sores fever sores. cancers. rheumatism, letter
scrofula, salt rheum. ca;arrh. sprains. weakness
in the back and limbs, and other complaints CT
IsnE standing. ana has performed astonishing
cures upon those who have long since lost their
SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly -, BY disease
All FERNS OF female comp niuts attended TO with
great success During her travels she has cured
hundreds who were on the verge Of The grave, who
are now living and enjoying good health through
references " i'll be chesrfuy given when required.
She will guarantee 10 make permanent cures in oil
cases she undertake. Her examinations are with
80 much satisfaction as to merit and receive the
confidence Of all who consult her. She answers
letters pertaining TO life and health. with great
satisfaction. and all who cannot consult her in per-
Son. will please give u statement Of their case and
situation for her Investigation, aud, if required.
medicine will be sent by express without delay.
Lawyers. Doctors. Ministers. and many other
scientific men, have consulted her upon matters Of
high Importance, and give evidence Of their entire
satisfaction.
She has e,,aJli,hed her InErnary at III. Fer
River House, in OHawI 1, Illinois;
hero she nav DO consulted upon oil matters per-
tanning to Life, Health, and diseases o! the Human
System.
All who wish to test her skill sad powers Of
mind should cal! Immediately.
CONSULTATION FEE, ONE DoLALR.
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The Opening At Mrs. Tarb!@s on Tues
day WAS a great success. The day wss fair,
and all ike ladies IN Ottawa, A. we'll as
many frsn the country. seemed TO b cut
The display .! new millinery is proneune-
ed On all hands to have been enchanting
Such beautiful bonnst., ali declared, had
never before been seen in Ottawa The
new styles are handsome past dispn,e, and,
cersidering the enormous rise in all kinds
Of goods, cheaper than mest people antici
pa,ed.
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AT Corr 4 HoBERr.- The R,w goods
at Corr & HoEEn1s are creating zone .t:r
by tkeir cheapness Is we'll ns rich mes. ind
--~c''v in style. Amesg the attractions
|. the newly patented "DuPi~1 Elastic
Steel Spring Skirt" Of J. w Bradley Is
main feature is, that it conrists CT two
elliptic steel springs inesnious!y ard tight
ly braib-d together, masking i, at the ST me
time the toughest as vel! As the most elm.
tic skir, ever used Indee So great is its
hexisilty, that it occa,iens no more ibcsn
renience in a crowd than the ordinary
folds Of silk or muslin dresa. Mss.rs
6 d II. have them in all sizes and variety
of tyles, and, =. they cost very little if
any mere than TIE ordinary skirt, the la
dies of course will get them, ana having
bad one, viii never wear any other.
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rksxAxeAIr--Pref. WV. A. DREw, will
commence = second course Of instruction
at Cook 4 Glovsr's Hall, on Monday, April
18th, at l-2 s'cloek. p. NJ. Persons wish.
ing to impToue in renman.hip, will do
we'll to accept the opportunity now offer
ed. good system taught and satisias.
ton warranted. Terms 81 per scholar for
Is lessons. to be paid in the middle eff the
course. Visiting cards writ'en for 25 cts.
per dozen, and cards Furnished by tt Q
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READER, Sror AxD THIEK.-Ws suppose
tho most Of our readers buy and use D. B.
DeIand j. Co.'S Chemical Sslerat1s, but If
there are sny Of you who do aot, just stop
and think that impure saleratus is very
detrimental to the health Of yourself and
family, while the Chemical Salsratus 10 ~
pure % susw, snd 10 therefore perfectly
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RRowN's BRONCHIAL T.oCHEs clear and
give strength to the voice Of SINGERS.
and are indispensable TO PUBLIC SPE ,KLHs.
II recommend their use to Public
Speakers" REv. E II. CHArix.
They have suited nay case sxac,ly, re-
lisving my throat and clearing the voice
80 that could sing with casa"
T. DrCHARNE
ChoPistsr FIelch Parish Church. Nor pal.
Sold by ali Dealers in Medicines at IS
cents Der Box
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The Frsedmea's Aid Society,

Meet in the rear basement rooms Of Plymouth
Church. every FRIDAY =. N. a. } o'clock All who
are willing TO aid n relieving the wants Of this
people, are vIted 20 attend.
Donations in second hand clothing. potatoes
horse r.di,h. and other vegetables, pickles and
vinegar are earnestly requested.
Even the cash will not be refused, clothing NAV
be ie II at the rooms above mentioned 1T any time.
Vegetables DE-, may be LETT at Nr. Hos,sck's Of
fee Ncnev will be received by Mr. B..n il be-
half Of the Treasurer b. order u F. A. soc.
NJ T. CHM Sec
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PRoscRIprD PRsAcHsR His Defence Against The
Assaults Of Abolition Fanaiieisn in the Church
Ottawa. 1864.
This is the title OF pamphlet Of l2s
pages just issued By the Rev. r Smit hsoD,
late itinerary on the Wsnona Circui. Of
the 81 f. Church, Central III. Conference
Mr. Smithson IVES sin ply an honest pres
cher of the soapel, who supposed that
when he preached faithfully and earnest
ly Christ and him cruciEed," lie ksd
done his duty. He found. however. when
he entered upon his duties on WeEsna
Circuit, that he was expected TO preach
the new gospel Of Beechersn. Being a
democrat in sentisaent, he refused to do
this. The consequence WAS, all abo!i,ion-
dom commenced against him = 'ystem Of
bounding, until they got him expelled
from the church. The pamphlet before
US gives in minute detail the whole pro-
cess, in the shape of official proceedings.
evidence, &c, accompanied with sxp!asa
tory comments, Ge As showing t! intel
Grant and helli:h spirit CT genuine aIoli-
ton insanity, the book is Interesting ard
readable AZ a sensation romance. For.a.s
At Firms News Dspot