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DRAINARD'S HALL
FOR 4 SHORT TINE ONLY,
Commencing Monday Eve, Get. I'd
The Most Extraordinary Exhibition in
the World
THE GREAT ORIGINAL
MILToNIAN TAeLEAUX +!
DRAINARD'S HALL.


representing the
GREAT REBELLION IN HEA YENI
THE WAR OF THE ANGELsI
The Fall of SaIan snd the + all OF Man
Az described by John Milton in hts immortal Poem
entitled - Paradise Lost 1t being complste lie
luBtration Of this great poem from beginning 20
end, and comprising sixty three splendid Tableau
kcen.s, carrying out Millions idea Of
HEAVEN HELL, CHAOS AND PARADISE,
will nov exhibited in this city for lhe hrst time,
as exhibited in London for $50 cOnseoutipe nights,
20 more shan half million Of people, and sxhib-
tied before Her MAjes.y, Queen VIsiodA, and the
entire Court OF Buckin. ham Palace, upon which
occasion Her MAZE Wss pleased to bestoW upon
the proprietor distin nguishsd mark OF her hoytl
appreciation by presenting him with ma nlhcsnt
diamond ring.
Prof BAREwELI- Of Massachusetts,, an able and
eIoouent Hloc atOnist will recits selected portions
OF the poem with thrilling effect, explaining each
Matinees Wednesday and sAtUrdAy afternoons,
at 2 O'Clock.
DoOss open in the evening at O'Clock. CurtAin
rises st O'Clock.
In order that ali classes OF people may have an
opportunity Of W.tr 9 sing tn Wonderful e1hibi-
tfon, tue price Of admi.sion Is 20 cents only he
served seats 90 cents
The Ticket once for the sale Of BeseIvId Seats
will be open daily fr0W ~ to AZ A. M. and from 2
to4P.M.
Admission to Matinee to all parts Of tbs house,
25 cents children I5 cents.
W. W. VERT, Prop'r,
A. N. DORLAHD,
Business n anAger.
+, c. GARDSEK, Agsnt. Iepz6 Z6O
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rendered in bbIs and tisrcss; 2O7e for DO in kegs
Smoked MeAts-Firm. saISs 5000 De plain
hams at 25c; 1000 Ibs dried bssf at go.
Batter-In good deusnd and firm. sales 1sO
kegs Western Reserve at 50 aS5c, the latter price
for choice lots In a small way.
CheeSs-DulI. Prizes steady at l29i4o br
dairy, and 159l6c for factory.
Eggs-Duil aud ne minAl at 2oc for fresh.
HfghwInes-steady. Sales so bbls st s1.R7,
AlcOhOl-Steady and firm, Held Is 14.B49
l,59 for 90 per cent Cologne Spirits, 90 per
oeat., S4.ss. NeatrSl Proof splrits 81 42O8,4T.
PafroGeuln- The market is very strong and
ten -ing upward. R iners were demanding sc sd-
vau,e to.oay, and the maIkss closed firm at Ts0
500. Tho demand is good.
Dried Apples-steady and firm st l1012o and
pay for packages
OIIs-girm at the following prices:
LInseed.......sI 100 @halss ". B.-..-.-.sa GO
Lard........SS OO5s 80 Sperm, W. s.......-... 60
Bank........ 1 40 Straits a
heatsfoot...--.-.---.. 1 %
Potato s-sals csr ct Sc.
OntOns-salss 800 bu At 200.
I.saszt FIsh-MNrkst quiet and prices steady.
No. whitehall, . half bbl, $3.50, No. do =
half bSl, SITS; PickereI p half bbl $780, Trout
| . half bbl 500; Herring . half bbl s4.5c060o.
Hay-Fim and in good demand. We quote ct
Sl1 O09I4 90 fOs new loose; Sls,oO02ooo for baOd,
! Beater pressed.
seeds-TimOtby quiet and nominal ct sS,Is0
400. FIaxsses he'd at s4,O0
rssll-Eirm At s2.b6 for Fine; $500 for OoArss.
Age saua EsorEeF-Aarkss assaoy. We SuOss
a. follows Prossus Use xx Ala SO; Stock XIX
Sl4,cO; Ksunstt sl0,OOi PaIs Cream U1i POEtsl
Sl4. Hall and quarter barrels in proportion.
| wz~Sa- UNrr,a-OawaCo and Akron held At
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CITY NEWS.
Nolice to a Adver1isers.

Feed Boy wanted at the LrADER Job
Roonn
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CRY CENTRAL UNION CLUB.-At q meeting
of the City Central Club, last evening, il
was determined to hold Union meetin rs
every night next week, at the following
places. (The speakers will be hereafter
snnounced.)
Monday evening, Oct. 2--At the Armory,
West Side.
Tuesday evening, Oct. 3-In the 4ih
Ward, at Engine House.
Wednesday, Oct. 4-Club meeting ST No.
3, Rouse's Block.
Thursday, Oct. SIN 9th Ward, at the
Friday, Oct 6-In the 5Gh Ward, at Veg
goneF's Hall.
Saturday evening, Oct. TAT Brainard's 8
Hall.
Tomorrow evening, SOth, the Union
Club hold another meeting at No. 3, Rouse's
Block, at which time every member of the
Executive Committees from the different
wards must be present.
AEEoUNoENKETs.-Thef following speakers
are announced to address the Union men of
the county during the present Gubernatorial
campaign:
MASS NEETINGs-AFTKRHooz AND EVENINGS.
Brecksville, Frisday, October 9TH
8. Williamson, N. 8. Castle and ]. h.
Rhodes.
Berss, Thursday, October 5th.-A. T.
slads, Charles ". Palmer and Jason Can
field.
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-charles
". Palmer, J. C. Grsnnis and J.H. Jones.
EVENING NKKTIEGs.
East Cleveland, September SOth.-M.
Barlow, D. R. Tilden, L. Prentiss.
Solon, October 2nd.-Charles W. Palmer,
C. B. Lockwood.
Parma, October 2nd.-M. 9. Castle, Dan'I.
Stephan.
Warrensville, October Srd.-Dr. Up. Rob-
inson, W. s. Kerruish.
Independence, OctOber 4Eh.-M. s. Castle,
A. Theme.
ROckpOrt, October 5th.-J. C. Grannis,
DanI Stephan.
Brooklyn, October sth.-A. T. Brinsmads,
8. Hessenmueller, I. Buckingham.
olmsted, October eth.-L. Prentiss, NJ. E,
Gallup.
Nswburgh, ost6ber 7th.-M. s. Castle, G.
B. Lockwood, J.0 Grsnnis.
ROyalsOn, October 7th.-R. B. Dennis, ".
z. Price, D. A, Dsnglsr.
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POTATO Sale / car st SEC.
OntOns-Sales 800 bu A 600
PIrTsBURaa PETROLsUn MARKET
special Sepo.t for the Dali, L.4D...i

PTrTsBUBsH, September $500 ?. 4.
The Oh market continues excited and very firm.
Crude has further advanced. A dispatch frcm Oil
City reports Crude at the mouth Of the wells % 90
99,FO The stock in this market Is very light. Re-
eeipts by Alleshsny to-day 1900 bbls. Sales 1000
bbls for Philadelphia delivery at $40 two parcels
u bulk 800 bbls, to rsners ct $3.50 so bbis at
27o, packages rsturned; eco bb's at same terms
At the close scms holders were Asking . further sd
Vapca-
Beaned firm. Fellors are not disposed to Oper-
ate. PIicsi shade higher Sales 1000 bbls bond
ed for October delivery, sellers option at PhiIa-
deIphia At Sic; 500 bbIs do foe November delivery,
sellers option, at Philadelphia, at SO; 1000 bbls
do, DELIVERED cars at this point in October, ss
SIC; zoo bbls free At 7297Se
Tar and Residuum unehsnEed. The demand II
limited.
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
TNITkD sTATK5 AND FORKIGl

PATENT OFFICE AGEN0X,
HOs IS6 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohso
We are prepared to transact burips-1 Of evsr,
description relAtiEg to Inventions, Drawing, Oa
Veats, specifications, Patsnts, TnfrfnRemsrfs. AM
the Pstent Lava BURkIDGh CO.,
jyI.kT s-thnvsssS Attn-Dsvs Gnv ps4S..-
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Z IUTLKKY AND r ATkD WARf
~ as reduced pFiOsls st oopsLLs oc.s
81 hssSaAi .sasss
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s5EpAY soHooL BOOKs.-We call special
attention to the advertisement, found else
where, of Sunday school books kept ct
Cobb. Andrews 4 Co.'S. They have Just
got on large and magnificent stock of
Sunday School publications, of all kinds.
: We had NO idea of the variety and extent
of this sort of literature until we looked
over their superb stock. Churches in need
of Sunday School libraries, or additions
thereto, viii fpd Whist they want at this
store.
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, sEPrEMBER 20, 1865.
FRAYELEE1s REGIsTER,

~ CitiHoni wishing oonVeyAncs TO either Of the
above frainI or Boats, win BE- called for By OoAohs
Of stsVenf Omntbul Line, b. leaving thsir addrSa
At the Omnibus 0nos, 1aT BapsTfor TfroSt, nsxt
door 70 the Weddell Housa.
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A TFENTI0N, LOVERS OF MUSIC

The Fall Oonv ention Of the
TrumbuI and mercer Musical As.
sOciatiOB,
WIN be held at NEWTON FALLS, under the
direction OF Pro'. 7. E PERKLds, Of New loTk.
The Convention will commence
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %,
Coltinuiug four days and elosiBg With PUBLIC
90 s0ERT, Friday evening, October 6tb.
As singer and Conductor Of Musical OonVen-
60ns, Prof Perkins is excslled by none. All who
have ever been under his instruction well sauE-
ned with the improvement they have made.
Books will be furnished By the Conductor.
Come, Lovers Of Music, one and all. You viii
be we'll cared for at Newton Falls.
L. P. ANDREWs, President.
g. b. GRIswOLp. SecretarT. Hpk1:z49
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THE RELIGIOUS CONVKKTION

Christian Commission for the
Masses.
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AMUsEME ENTs.

John a. Alsier. ,.-ssr :. -
e. d. Geary ....-. $500. Treas 1fel'
PRIors or ApM1ssIoH.-Dress Circle and Par.
rustte so ceuts; Deserved seAts 70 Dress Circle %
rents: Family circle, 80 oents; Gallery, 3 cents
Private Boxes, IS and IS. single Seats In Pr1vate
Boxes Sl,OO.
Oolored persons viii, under no circumstances. be
permitted 20 occupy peais 10 any other portion OF
the houss, save the Gallery. Admission rs CENTS
BENEFIT OF THE GREAT ARTIsTE
MR.. c.. w. CoULDoCky
Upon which occasion the finest bill OF she season
will be offered,
FRIDAY EVENING, September 2sth, VII os
presented the new 5erio-sonio ana soooss-lu VI
drama OF
OLD PHIL's BIRTHDAY-
Phil 6tapleton. NE ~ ~
Marion hardress OoAAN0oA
To conclude with the beautiful drama CO LED
MILKY WHITE.
Daniel White .... .....-.........Mr- @ " =,
The Kinsman street RaiirOad VIA kahe CeL. - - -
waiting corner Of Superior ana bent sttee''' e~0n
eyeninS At the close Of the performance.
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Chief Justice Chase Chairman.
The Names Of the Same.

Large Attendance OF Delegates,
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SOhElOO MAEKET---sept. IS.
lBy telegraph
Wheat-Old steady and firm and nav dnu ana
droooing Sales new white Michigan at 81 s3: nsUr
50 OF. ~ "S0~s-
Corn-;sales -;t' At e4c for 7 % 3, closing dull.
Rye-Quet saes at T3e .--
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IBy Telegraph
PHO8F-Firm.
Nheat.Dull. During ths day selleru way.
eoEn 70 Si S14al 80 closing steady. saIeS StSi a.
for NO l, and 0t 20aI 2I for No z %
for NOZ - anu 0e7SA9s
Oats-Quiet and unch sneed
PrOVtsiOns-Ye'y dali
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HrelEhts- Quist and unchanged.
Heeelpls-Elour. 900 bbls, wheat ANN
ou, corn 1f7.lO0- oars IS 600 '' eA"V
7s aa6 Pments1lo % Oco bbls -four, IS COO bu wheat.
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"" HdfO tAAbAEL'-s1ept. ..
isX FHLHaRAPH.l
FIOur-AetiYs Sales at IS Q5as so for for
No sp.ing; 90 25a9 50 Tor Xxx -
Rheat-seAc and quiet. Gales By sample Of
Ohisago spring, at - g..
COrn-Scafcs. Sales No Illinois at SIC. y .
Oa1s-NomiBal
Barley-BuOyant.
Bye-Quiet and unol anged.
Cana Fretghss Are steady. To Hew York:
ElouI 46'47e wheat l2e; corn II 10 barley 10, rTe
lie; oats 7e. - -
Lake Imports bbls neur. 81 oco bay.
ley, 7,sOO bu rye; wheat 20,euO.
ExpOrls--Flsur p Ill DDls, 800 bu Of wheat,
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n. =. Honey markeE-eept. IS.
IBT rELEsRAP5.1
MOney-steAdy At sac 3 cent. for cal loans.
Sterling ExeslaRKe-Qu'et It 1O9<0ll 9JS.
GOld-NiihOut decided charge, opening at IA
declining to 14S77zz Z, and closing ct l44 80
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To conclude With the beautiful drama called
MILKY WHITE.
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Phil o. W. Oooiaoci
Marion HArdrsss........-.-.- .--'--.''A OOuiosci
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Perfect Brick---Its origin.

Perhaps" hints friend to Us, "you
arc not aware that the epi,hct Of q pcr.'
feet Jrick,' as. applied TO- '6rst.rato'
fellow-as vulgar as you imagine it to
bc-is Of classic origin .. r.. ..,...,.
Such is the case, however, and though
we have not been able to End tho follow.
ing story concerning it in our editions
Of plu,arcb, We attribute it entirely to
an oversight on the part Of the editor,
as friend assures US that it occurs in
the original. -.c
A dcpatatiou from neighboring
State waiting upon Agcsilaus. klog OF
Sparta, expressed their astoni'hmcnt
that the city lad no walls. -.
"No walls !" said the King. "That is
your opinion now, but come and break.
fast with me tomorrow and LII sho"
you the walls Of Sparta -
The next dag, atthc appointed tlmo,
the deputation called upon. AGcsilau',
who, taking them out, showcdithcm tho
Spartan militia drawn up 10 formidable
lines. There" said he, "are the walls
Of Sparta-cach man is brick."
Hence arose tho saying, now SO cur.
rent, especially 10 tho purely classical t',.
quarters Of our town. - - -. s.
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West Virginia Railroad.

The question of the completion ! Of
this road has been warmly agitatod; BY,
our neighbors, in West Virginia, for
somo weeks past. The enterprise is one
of great moment, and though extensive,
should not be allowed to dic out. The
effect Of successful prosecution Of tho
project, will not DO limited to: the coun-
tics through, which it passes, nor to Vir-
giuia, but will enhance the interests on
this side Of tho river, and especially in
Lawrence county. Whatever favorable
influence can be lent by our citizens,
should be cordially extended. The, late
elections orcr there, show that tho poo.
pie should be educated to the, point that
the prize is worth the greatest outlay.
The refusal Of the KanaWha people to
subscribe stock to tho Railroad, very
much surprised ys, as an exalted idea
Of their progressive spirit, had gopo
abroad. 1: will tnko somo time, for the
advocates of the measure. to surmount
this Encouragement, yet they will do it
eventually. Nor is it hardly possible
that. the men Of capital, who arc imno:
diatcly interested in the matter, will
proceed with the enterprise, right in tho
face Of an unwilling COMMUNICATIONS
ton Register.
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4 Thought for Young Men.

More may be learned BY dcvotins a
few moments daily to reading, than is
commonly supposed. Five pages may
be read in fifteen minutes at which rate
one may perusc twcnty'six volumes Of
two hundred pages year. You say you
have none to guide you. The best schol'
ars and men Of science will tell you that
by far the most valuable part of their ed.
uca,ion is that which they have given
themselves. Volumes have been filed
with the autobiography Of self taught
men. Think OF Frankliu, the printer ;
Of Linnc, the shoemaker; Of Joho Hun
ter, the cabiuet maker; Of Herscbel, the
musician; of DolIard. the weaver; Of
Turner, the printer:of Burritt, the black
smith. Love learning and you will be
learned. Where there is d viii there
will be n way.
Begin ot once, take time by the fore.
lock, aud remember that it is only the
FIRST step that costs, and having begun,
resolve to learn something every day.
Strike the blow, and avoid the weakness
of those who spend half Of life in think.
ING what they will do next. Always
have volume near you, which you may
catch up at such odd minutes as are
vour own. 1t is incredible, until trial
has been made, how much real kuowl.
edge may be acquired in these broken
fraruents Of timc, which are like the
dust of.gold and diamonds.-lDr. Alex.
andcr. .-... ~. ...- ,...... ....-..
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The Tax OH Cigars.

A large number of cigar manufactur.
ers OF New York held meeting some.
time since for the purpose Of taking
10 .asure to secure the abolition Of the
present Internal Revenue law, as far as
it refers to the taxation Of cigars, and to
have the tax levied upon the leaf tobacco.
The following resolutions we're adopt.
cd by the meeting: 49,.
Whereas, We have learned by our
three years experience with the system
Of collecting the tax levied upon our
tradc that 10 order to be just to both the
Government and tho trade there is but
one way to levy it., and that is to tax
the leaf, and that the annual change Of
system of tax by Congress is equally
peruicious; therefore, =, - It'a-.
Resolred, That We believe that in ac.
cordaace with the unanimous resolution
as adopted by the National Convention
of December, 1861, this way is only to
be found in the taxation Of leaf tobacco.
Resolred, That in our. opinion the
producers arc not 80 much opposed TO
the taxation of leaf tobacco, as the, spec.
ula,ors, who fear that they will -lo,o the
monopoly, while the farmer will not be
prevented in its culture. -
Resolved, That wo respectfully re-
ques. Congress, or its Commissioners to
examine into our claims, and thus save
Congress aud the manufacturers the
trouble ofannual change. 10 the tax. :
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CHATTED FoOD.-As an illustration
Of the value of conversation in its more
familiar forms and its daily require
N ents, consider its service at mealtimes.
General usage has determined that three
times day we shall assemble with our
families-for the common purpose Of ap'
peasins the demands of hunger and sat
isiyirg the fancies or wbims of the pal
ate. Moreover, to many men these are
the only times of the day when they can
havc the opportunity to meet oil the
members of their family in free and uu.
restrained intercourse. Now to make
this occasion something more than mere
"fecding," and to elevate it to the dig.
nity Of rational intercourse, conversation
is indispensable. We must open our
mouths for something more than the re'
ception of food. As q mere ,,hygienic
rule, I wish that excellent old proverb
could be circulated among our country.
-" Chatted food is half digested."
I would almost pledge myself BY this
single rule to euro or prevent nearly
half the cases of dyspepsia. But for
higher reasons chiefly I speak Of it now.
We ought to insist that everything shall
be favorable at mcal>times to tho trucst
sociability. No clowded brows, no ab.
sent or preoccupicd dcmeanor, should
bc permitted at our tables. Whoever is
not ready to do his part in making it q
cheerful hour should be made to feel
that he does not belong there. Better
the mcrcst nonsense, better anything
that is not scandal and detrrction, than
absolute and freezing silence then. l
am sure that the usage of all tho most
civilized and refined people will bear
me out in this,-that the only way to
dignity our meals, and mako them
something better than tho indulgence
of mere animal appetites, is to inter
sperse them largely with social talk.
There, if not elsewhere, re look for the
solutalingua. There oil reserve and
embarrassment Of speech, We trust, will
have vanished, and each will feel free to
impart to tho rest his most joyous moods.
Shall We ever realize this ideal, as long
as boiling" usurps the place of eating?
Washington urged chccrfulncss at the
table.-Atlaatic Monthly.
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from the delusive dream before it was too
late, even though the waking might have
been little rougher than was altogether
pleasant. There are plenty Of nice girls
left, and your chance is quite as good
as it was before. A distinguished d.
vine of thc'present day asserts that it is
necessary for young man to mako just
80 many" fulse starts" in life before he
may fairly be said to have begun tho
world, and the Same rule may hold good
iu love and courtship. At all events no
nature is any way the worse for having
passed through such On ordeal as this
unless it may be those peculiar tcmpera:
men,s that grow sour aud acrid in the
blasting winds Of adversity--old bache'
lors ordained. For such We fear
there is no hope.
God intended that our world should
be full Of love and lovers; shall VIC, in
our petty importance, be more discern
inG than the All.wisc Father? Wc be.
licve that a tcntercr, more penetrating
eye than onrs keeps watch over. the hap.
pincss and interest Of our lives VIC be.
lievc that q, true marriage marriage
alike of hearts and hands--is sanctioned
and approved BY Heaven. "Whom God
hath Joined together, let 60 man put
asunder." Is there no truth in the good
old Bible words?
There arc people who seem made c1-
actly for each othcr-whosc ideas, fam
cies, likiuss, and thoughts oil run in the
same channel ; there arc others, again,
who have to learn to love one another
whose angularties must bo softened
down, and tastes cultivated in new di.
rections before they can fairly asimilatc.
Yet we sec the latter class happy in
married life quite as oftcu as the former
Similarity does not always insure har.
mony.
GEORGE WASHINGTON WTLLYs.
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A wt1rER ia the Chicago Post de.

A wt1rER 10 the Chicago Post de-.
,cribcs sequel to public banquet,
which lie attended: "The next mora.
ing tho Judge Of tho police court sent
for me. I went down and he received
me cordially. Said he had heard Of the
wonderful things had accomplished at
Bryan Hall, and was proud Of me-. 1
was promising young man, and all that:
Then ho offercd.a a toast: Guilty or not
guilty. Responded in brief but clo.
qucnt speech, setting forth the impor.
tance Of the occasion that brought US TO.
eethor. After tho usual ceremonies /
loaned tho city ten dollars"