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DAILY MORNING LEADER.
rtlUllia DA1LT, Tfcl-W KEKLT fc WTKKLT,Y
COWLES & CO
M Soocnar Miect.
TERMS OP DAILY AND TRI WEEKLY.
Dailv.per we an ru.
year, to ml sabaa-ibm AS.fl
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Daily tor leas taaa Oae Tear, M Cnti per
Haatfc.
Terms of Weekly Leader.
Tha Prountor have enrlndad that a rwlnrtMw in the
price ot the LK tDfc.lt would toe bescikruJ to its purra.
well aa to trieaisev: mad tba have, arcordiec: r, redoeed
th sutwrrintion prk-e M the WEEKLY LK OtR. to sin
gle sabecrihers to OIS K DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
per year, and ON DOLL. A B for six aaoaLka They aaao
rl.-rth lo;itwuu iBdaremenutoeliiha;
U copies .$13 t i oupioa $S
ii " n. H so :
ao " un ootid 9u
Ail LOOM Midi
a -.to COOT, Ul (Jil
own oa it. An ritn copy allowed, to Uao f eue up
Invariably in Advance.
riVrnfis forward i nr. orders for ttibsfriptioa, wilaoat
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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Tve uue auuaxa.
Tl-red in roiuun of SpeetaJ
iine Notiren. duubteiiie onlinarr rate
Vearlr AUertjsuart,oirtrrt wtil uorfrntood t arT
trwtly to ilif Imim-itiate Hutaen ol tb AMTtier; and ail
hei adrertiaemeaxs aent la by tb a4ratUar will be
cbairad uxtra.
N xicn ol Metmcs. and Fimnen'a, Mihiary, Chantalila
tou keimuo Nuucrs,5 :kt ccul uiacvum.
Umineaa V ic- tm t-di'-onal Column will b cajitm! at
the rj'.t ol 15 -en's a Hue ea'b tiiMTlioa.
All Tranurni AdvcrttMitiraT.iu be paiil f iria ad8Jkf.
Advert .rmrnU m i lie Wrek tr, one square oc ieas, luf tares
aaiihB ur Im. name aadailv.
A inie menu in Daily and Weekly 11 he charged M
per rem. extra.
Mamtfn aul Deaths, sot exceetliiif tew lines, Soaata.
fciliaoi Yearly Advertisers jnyable quarterly.
K m ! It OO
GEO. S. CLAPP ATTORNEY AT
LAW id NOTAkV PUBLIC. OiSoe orer M B klo
l)ru S."f. he r. Oh u ma)boit
HOOKS, iiOAKDMAN & FOKD?
ATTUHSKYS AT LAW. ll.ui Uuiultm:., dxjt
of Supanirat.. l ieitBj.UDu
D. w. BftOOkS. w. J. Ba&lDHAX. L. W. TO-
WILLIAMSON & KIDDLE, AT-
M IXlHSKVS AXLAW. Offic No. M). Supenoc-M
ClerrUud. Ulm 8. WILLIAMSON,
inn A. U. K1UUL:.
P haTiTesTTb ALD win ATT0R-
Vner a:ul Cdtuisrlnr at Law OfDce 21 Supcri wm., nver
( u Biuik janlS.dlr
"PALMER"; AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
JL A r LAW. Office over Omacrciai UaaA .
ortl-7
A Sl'ER, J.F ATTORNEY AT LAW,
X. Warrea, .ruaabull Cvunty, Ditto. OaUoo. Ne 1-?
ie- tre t.
dM3il31
& PAKSONS, ATTOlt-
O NKYSAl LAW. Office, Paraous' itlock, Supenor-et
a., r trALLOiKf.. c. fabsur
H J. fAKMJ., v astro states coawusMmtr, aa
StJtJC5t
Star of the .Vorflt.
Tta heal Uh rwmialvf Stave Im (he
Warldl
THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
that baa er tara matio. and the eoly --ne that ran
koep a co.tTianoLS combu-tios m oam, the ret pio
tXucins am rrtn .rae flawi trom Akth r. Coal
Bf the peculiar rrar il irf the apparates, the oxvcea
of ih- atmo-Dht-nc air u- diftr:tulid j.iailT tvt-r Uie wkute
aaitace ol Ike fire-p la o h a msuner that ecU or
fln hn.iuiis inaaa I he Cjoical Br-riora rd plate and ir- ,
chuutier. st.ail meet la lb-.- ci-niex ol the tfi:ujt, riv uc '-
riia lor Urt 4a to eacaor. ume mi eii wi d toe
OX'gt a, w t'h prudtkree a cuutinoouf. rlame. and tht-ivby a
laive tncreaac l hi-at Tui- runiitinatiua nukes it the moat
ecoaon .rai UeMli.ir Sore ia Um wurid. 1 IJ H. audsm
aur bIbi emn ta .'Te-nti d
The Flame prMitr-rd fromthee Gases frmkes one of the
n Mit owes an l fikls tual can be isuaeuaM, and au iruaa
Anthracite 4'oaL
Tbe tire ran be kept op tn-tsn the wools sexsoo, a d
witu very C-tre.
One t r r- tel hs bees mad br he public, and the ntan-
of crorcr are ausUdnnl ia all Utey uaxt: ever clainted lor
tbi Move
Foxsaie by 'ae abrrt.r. the only authorised Acroia.
JOHN INGKItSOLL CO,
Diarera ra Moves, .-., U3 Snp-nor vin-et.
er:15 03m ?W fier. land, tlluo
STEWART'S
N E W
COOKING STOVE,
And save cje-third of your fuel bill.
rplS din
s t o i a;
AXD ENAMELED GKATE3.
W L MARVIN. NO. 9'FUBLIC
) f Sil' AHK. (aia -hlejiia j ul receive. Irtkit
from the Oaautttactory oue ot the laretand beat aaon.
aaeata ot
EN AM ELF. D GRATES.
Ttct hroocht to tin mirket He a! wars rets oi rrsnd the
beist. nrwr-n aiil m : ai-urorrd sty.es ot COOK IN aad
Manu factured Expressly f,r this Market, 4Md
smutted to give perfect saiisjaawn.
Tf? also is contilr se-pii-d w-tli aa aasrtoaent f
Wo. ult- Vasreacj H.-ose urm: r.ia? Artie e. ana uuw
hand and tit.fLtyre a iar k ot 1 n. ( wvr and
!hM lr. Ware, nil ol whirh Ml'ST AND WILL Uiw
OLD,at hole-a or retail. f..rcU
At Prices to Suit the Times !
A 1 kinds of JOBBING. TtOOFINii. KAVE TROl'GH
INii.au; , kr , d.w ia ttw moai aut.minuk'' muincr, and
.J. wu. tti r Kit i irvi
11 u- -nWo: the fwi-Ui ut is iathernewiMroj" the stnns."
pieie i-ill uittre purcaaAius cuca m. w u a.h
I . L-n.xrn tT.n l all
P S Buk Fatent HjU I Cook Fwren, two sizes, $50
to $75 each.
W U M ARVIN.
Jlumbing, etr.
M. riTTIXSON.
PRACTICAL HOL'SE AXD SHIP PLUMBER,
fim. 7 Park K.w, bark af Old t'aart Haaac.
I MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
entiiaiiy ou tad a c ai .iete assortment ol Copper,
ad ad Iron Baii.tc Tans. Marble, Fiaia and Fanrr.
Cbi'ia Wath Baaiu. Water C losets coau-oo Lift k Force
Pa u; su( :ai oe-t levnutioa AH , l. a-itaer st u.
pjtt-nt Italian Stoue Fitterer, aad alt other articles in this
il,e of bos ness.
U bui acfrtwmntTTMrt !rteir ia this nnrk
of U)w-li;uiiiu, and wot'"! Uie lat ton'' rears enn;eJ tu
ti. nrinm-al i.i.ni in twn I feel cAun dent of" ft inc ea-
tire kau UcUon to all who may tao: me with their pmtroav
Mv.Trants. Tola. C ea and Basib fitted p ia the
ate'st su.l to st ii;iroTed rtr.
O. Jrrs iuinec.lv aud cunirr prrfmtlr fcttrttded to.
jettniiiF ot -aieai wita neaite and oisiaica
ehl l4
Cleveland Flumbiu Works.
ATWATER BLOCK. FOOT OF SUPERIOR STREET
J. II. Barnes & Co.,
PROPRIETORS.
THE ATTENTION OF THOSE
ab leading to mse tne wa erf rota, the
Water Works
sea'.tod to the rreat faolniea of the abort atabluhmcat
at doinc every descnfdK t
PLUMBING WORKS,
xac Inula? the attiac: op of
BATHING KOOKIS.
Hot Water Fixtures and Fountains,
The nro(rietors keep ecastaatly oa hand erery desenp
Ion of the
Bet Fioi&Lrd riumbii Materials,
ardoin? the moat pen act work, coaaprmng their choice
eloctioB oi
Fountains,
mi different sires and patterns;
BATHING TUB ,
ef Wood, lined Turned Copper Bad Zinc,
Lead and Galvanised Pipes.
the bejt aad latest laaprernd
WATER CLOSET FIXTURES,
Hydra.ata Prs t-laa Filter, llraaa aad
PI aural Crka
InrlariiBrtlte Patent Self Cloatnr t?erke rerently tntrndar
ed and highly rncoauaeudvd foe a -h aBtutri gctoul us
ivdec.
STEAM HEATING APPARATUS
Far beatiBC Dareliinra, H.4ta. Stores, a.. mt the talent
Bi proved kind, ptt op a4 warranted to ne saUsiactia.
A laer"d Hfcrtem tofr of experienced workmen kept
aataatlrea a and , exaori j u aOlCMQ u repa.rim andre
nr works.
pnrtH-oar attenttmi iv inrrted to the r faeihtir for fit Tine;
-p HOTELS. ItWFLLLNiiS, bHtKS, SALOON 3.
BATHINi SAUjONS.ac, a pexiect maaner, and
the wi-wt an c hi ii- Uia. tot-"
Plumbing and Steam Work
PLCMBINO AXD STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING ASD STEAM "WORK.
PLUMbLSG AXD STEAM WOKK.
PLUaUJLSO AXD STEAM WORK.
PLUMBING AND STEAM WORK.
futhvonllf A. B. BARNES A CO..
aaJ.at( Ai.wi Black.
as
Cleveland '"Moniiii
E. Cowles & Co- Publishers
VOL. 12.
CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858.
- Office No. 54 Snpcrior Street -
AU
-- -
Terms
eader.
I Sallitax per week ia Cliy taawrlbrra
Five Dallara per jcar fa Mali t-ik.rrUrr
NO. 231.
oo
of
flats, a35 & fnxs.
L. li EN EDICT & SONS 0dr
Vo- Are daily reremnc thoir yrV4a1
FALL AXD WLXTER
STOCK OF
CENTS'.
BOYS'. A
CHILDREN'S
a8 miff Caps,
Comprmug tarietjr of sijIm of
GEXT3' BILK AND CAS5IMERE HATS,
F, tke Fmi of U3 Al-u. .11 the LATEST S TV LI S cf
SOFT FELT HATS,
GLAZED HATS ;
Ol ,11 Cvln;
CLOTH. PLUSH. VELVET, AND GLAZED
CAPS!
Also, a good assortment of
UMBRELLAS.
For Ladies, Gents, acd Children.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS.
All of whtea we will sell at very l.w prtrtea. at
K 7H Miprrior Street
flats-llats-llats,
A T
So- 19 Superior Street.
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE
T FALL. MVLKS of
GenU' Silk and Cassimere Hats.
AXD SOFT HATS,
Embracing .11 th.
Lata Sirica af KaaanUt, Hub (ariaa,
d naamral
HATS,
Of all Colors. Call aud examine for roc metres, at
DOCXSTADER'S.
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S HATS.
A ttt j .Mrmsnt of NLW STYLES, for 'IX
L. BENEniCT a SON.
tia ;5 Sa . nor s r rt.
.W jV ALL AM) Vl.MElt UUUDsI
AT WHOLESALE.
FULLER & CO.,
ft 9 5 Water Street,
o
FFER to tbeir customers, and other
DEALEUS. , Imrg. ftud well UHMAl Oock of
HATS, CAPS, FURS,
MILLINERY GOODS.
Oar Good hantcbea mawofsCnred rot v. hefrethe
iTe udrnce in atork,. are are e ab el to otfr lud'icriueii s
not te ftotd fiffM-wbere Cah ai'd hott-time borexo are
reaper u a Lit lunteU u mitminr it-rt.
ITLLER cV CO.,
atr2Tdtw?m5f! "J-s Mi K rpK-ST.
UlCKSKt.V GOODS.
A
LARGE CONSIGNMENT from
J- h:itonn. of MEwenS t'rtehmttrd AlauLict uic.
j ut r-cerred, ami arc osvrru tor vle etievu.
FULLER A CO.,
atrli daw 2m att a Wat-r S;rtt.
pr r all tAbaiuys r
SILK AKD CASSIMERK HATS.
kem.nl at
B r.tTTS-.
E. STAIR & CO.
ijt
Sq Han Beocnod U.
FALL FASHIOXS
FOR
GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS.
FT VT pmrolarlr call Um altcotw. of 1 uudc Gentle
bu to our
YOUNG HEX'S STYLE,
Which H a moat bvauttial and beci auna: Hat.
an S E rAlR k fo IS writ lirri .
Til UA KSi ! Tit LT IkS ! !
TUST RECEIVED, C
WJ Diret-t trnm Mauulacturers. an 1 r
imoh-e of Ladius' and touts' I ra - C '
e.i... Irukk, L-aUir iMi
Peli&aers.
an2l
i. Bim t(u,
No. 2T Suwrnr-t.
" f USA KD II AT-Just received pti
.f A and quite l ew in style, al r -
B. BUTTS.
No. 25 Soier 'T
BENGAL HATS. Drab Plaid ry.
Hatajor 8piiuc aui hnnuner at
B. BVTT. edb
mnt Nr y Sm-en.T s it-et
c
CHILDREN'S FANCY SUMMER
MAIS ia first tb-U-.t, just orw-ned at
Coal Dcalcn
18 5 8.
i r pkdt.kto cu.
D
EALERS IN LEHIGH. LACK-
nm Bnrr Hilt Ckippo, llijiir. ana
Cull.
C O .1 L, .
OIBr So ( Onatf. Excku Vara tootSuocrioiStict.
VEWBEKKY Ll'MF COAL. This
XI fipeuorirlh-kcf BiTl'MlNOl'S COAL, which if
partico!rl adnptnttu dmctK- purr.""- Wfl'
tteajii and imi:U use. cut be had ol the uudemiaed AgtuU
fur tue forujiai.T
Orden- Kir city orfTreirat-ale willbeeimitrd with ilis
pai. h.aj d Coal.e.ieTd at aiir pan of the rflrol aBhty
whirh wiilnot fail topleae. if ielt at en her of our fl.-e,
oratUietorrof Uayiord It Mamm .:al. Ni 3oiuieri'r-t.
S OYlLL k ttHEKLEK.
'XtT No 1 Ktrer ami f fc P .-.a P;r
COAL COAL.
VOW IS THE TIME TO -ETIN
Jk toot Winter soplr We ae daily reoetrt asptea-uiiJarticlef(rStn-e?a;id
Grates, whien we sell .- 3 4
pertoti Parties wist.metopirr!.ewiH d. well tj eive
nsacall Al: o-dersttmnh rhe Pt Office prow -ly at
ieDdedto. Office and YnrJs ob C. a P. K. R, Pier and at
CaP. R R. M achinc Shop Lak J; wgro
iHillincrUa
Millinery Goods I
AVHOLESALE OR RETAIL. We
T it ua.w ii n. i.t of FALL MILLINERY
GOODS, aad Mi'lineri will Ai d A rTeatiy to ttwu ad
raniare to esamioe oar stOk A
k rench K t.wer,
Aaoencaa Fhisrers.
Plain and Kane? Ribboaa.
Velvet HibS,u.
Joined Bio N.
Pattern Hata,
FancT Bocne.
Bon nit Korhe,
Cap Ktiert es,
pjotaf Lc,
Kj-eds Wire.
Atid all the traterial perainme to the MiIIiu'Tt lr de
We haTe a large stock of choice tcxK ad 'ill W-U teaa
vrtT HF,r T.n mqkuaN fc koqT.
lUIiI,I.YEllV GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL
FALL 8TTE.ES,
JTST OPENED;
. T. wbica we call th mtteauo. ( tb, TraJ..
a 27 dAw2n 202 FULLER A CO.
B
ONNETS. A LARGE STOCK Al
rU
OONNETS At balf price tbc -hole
13 ,o,-k WAKhKS.
rpo THE LADIES. We have just
1 receiTrd a larc. aoacJ(i lot 1 a-" Kluwit. r uw
r.. at ar. ami ttu rbojoa ami iw matt rial, lo
Wiulcr Umtic;..aa oiwLirh oa.e bev booEttL .er ruaa
and will b, .l at If. ntcfT LtaaTM.ii l.ll rai
( a learl; lalaUa a .election an. I tn, aurUucat
cotnclcle. At bHAW A t'o 'a.
j,ca KC superior .1
insurance.
CHARTER OAK
LIFE ISSmiXCE C0MPAXT,
HARTFORD. COSS.,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. 1 200,000 CAPITAL.
WITH A VERY LAHCE SVRPLUS.
Sccvrelr idt.1 aadcr Oif aoctrou ard aDi.ru.al o( lb.
CaiatxoLier ol Fdbiic Arroama.01 La.
blalc of Cobaocticot
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
)AMUU. H ALKLl Y. Pwocrt.
JOHN" L. BUN' E. Vir. Irndct.
KAUtEL H. WHITE. SrCTclarf.
K it UlCKEkM A.N. Gc.'lAaent.
D1REC7TORS:
ALFBI. GlIX.
ioH. L- Bchck.
Joan a. Hltlra,
No.m Wyc.Toa,
P.NIEL FHILItF,.
L BtuIKiET.
E D Dick -a..
J .!.. C W LILtT.
WlUJiI K- Co.a.
NtlON Hium,
. B. 11EBEDKOH. M. D., CsanTIlo Pmticu.
BOUSE k JENNINGS. A:ct.
m&t At a. Miauot at.. Ckmlaaa, O.
V
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
PATl'KDAY MORM V;, SEPT.25,
PLAIN ANDOKHAMSMAL PRINTING.
fi?" Plain andOroaineatil Priutiu of every deM-rtUio
dwtioat the PrtnUuf EabhOimeiit of the Lendrr Oflice,
on the latest iin;r red and m-t raid stram presses, in ihe
bet t le, oo siton Dotico, and at reaauna:-le rates. Par
liri'lar attention pmd to fclankwavk. Ett ry description
olB rAj;rd..oe, is.-K-c.uUy U!auk B-Kki. LeJpers, Journ-
a.s. Salrs Bo -fcc, Reremn? Booin. kc., r.
r -J- L7 1.... "-;.. V ..--a. .1 ' I
a rut tatr iiy ic H, SCC IUIIU yagC.
For Uarket U4.orts and Uuiiue News, see fourth
page.
V& K'V. R. H. Huribut will deliver the eighth
lecture of the course, upon Temperance, on U-
morrow eTening, at the Erie St. Methodist
Church, commencing at the usual hour.
Alleged Imposition. We ha,e received a
communication from a gentleman ia Summit
county in reference to a colored man who he
aay. "is unJoub'.lj a finished rogue." The
one referred to, has been passing around claim
ing to be a fugitive fn.ni slavery , bas traveled
somewhat on the U. G. R. R. and received some
aid from the Anti-SLverr community. tChile
the man may be a finished rogue, oar corres
pondent gives ns do proof or instance of it, and
we, therefore, decline publishing his article-
Let him give us reason to think as he does,
and we will pass him around."
AIithodism A work entitled The Ei.tory
of the Religious Movement of the Eighteenth
Century, called Methodism, considered in its
different denominational forms, and its relations
to British and American Protestantism, by Vbel
Stephens, L. L. D." has been laid on our table
by Messrs. Ingham fc Bragg.
The design of the compiler is to present. In
four volumes, a complete history of Methodism
the first and present volume containing the
history of the earliest times of the sect until the
death of WhiUield. The second volume will
complete the history of English Method inn,
while the third and fourth will be devoted to the
history of the Methodist Episcopal Church,bring'
ing the matter down t-t the year IS 3a.
All the principal events and persons connect'
ed with the denomination are treated of ia the
book, and the Ecclcsiasli.-al Economy, the Doc
trines, the Psalmody and Literature of Metho
dism are noticed and discussed.
It will be a valuable book for reference and
f jr its biographical sketches. This volume is
embellished with a fine profile likeness of John
Wesley, the Father of Methodism.
Carlton A Porter, New York, are the publishers.
XcasiEiNu Uocses. The passage and en
forcement of the ordinance for numbering houses
and business Docks, offices, stores Ac, is a
move in the right direction. Mr. J. B. Wilbur,
appointed by the City Council a short time since
to number the buildings corre.-tly on all the va
rious streets in town, is accomplishing this good
work thoroughly, and wc think from the man
ner in which he proceeds there will be no ne
cessity of this business having to be done again,
so long as the numliered tenements stand. Not
only are buildings, but all the intervening va
cant l"ts nninliered ; coii5ejurntly whenever
built upon, the pro-r numlier cin be learned
by examining the the diagram of all the streets
and alleys, drafted expressly to show the loca
tion of building lots. The expenses to each in
dividual are very trifling ju comparison to the
benefit of having their places of business or
residence accurately numbered. In many in
stances we have known two and even three
Kos. of the same kind in one street, thus put
ting people to much inconverience in going to
the wrong places. There can be no doubt but
when this uniform system of numbering is fully
carried out, and completed in all parts of tb
city, it will meet with general approbation.
Then let us have the streets named at ench
corner for the especial benefit of strangers and
citizens.
Sad Accident to Caft. T. W. Tayloi.
We are pained to announce a serious accident
to Capt. Thomas W. Taylor, of the bri; Black
Havk, which has just reached Lake Erie, un
her way from Liverpool, Eng and, to this city,
with a carpo of pig iron and salt. The Buffalo
Commirctal Adrtrtucr says that as the brig was
about entering the outlet of the Wclland Cans1,
at Port Colbome, C. ' a seaman on board
named Marcellus Rollins, belonging to the
town of Rockland, Maine, got one ot bis legs
entangled in the hawser used in bringing the
vessel up, and had it severed from the body be
low the knee. Capt. Taylor, seeing bis danger,
like a true sailor, rushed to his relief, and be
coming also entangled, lust one of his legs in
the same way.
With characteristic generosity, Capt. IlarJi
son, of the tug Uttdmrriler, placed his vessel,
Ac , at the disposal of the unfortunates, and af
ter procuring temporary surgical aid, took them
on board and brought them to Buffalo, where
they were placed in the hmJs of Ir. Hamilton,
at the Hospital, who pcrfurmed amputation in
both eases, below the knee. They are doing
well.
This is a sad ending to a successful voyage
for Capt Taylor, who bas shown himseif the sfar
master of the Lake and Liverpool fleet in this
voyage, and is deserving of great eredit for the
seamanship and skill displayed on the voyage
out and back. Herald last tretung.
Kkptcki Uall, I
Dayton, Sept. 20, 1858. J
At a called meeting of the Neptune Fire Co.,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
The Neptune Fire Company, Xo. 2, having
received from the Firemen and citizens ot Cleve
land a kind reception and hospitable entertain
ment on the occasion of the recent State Parade
and Tournament in that City, deem it proper to
aknowledge their obligations for the courtesies
extended to them therefore be it
Jietolred. That we return our thanks to MrJ
James Hill. Chief Engineer ot the Fire Depart
ment of Cleveland, for the liberal arrangements
which be made in providing us with comforta
ble quarters; and to the Firemen of the Forest
City generally, for attentions bestowed on us
during our visit.
Kctolttd, That we shall ever hold in grateful
remembrance the generous hospitality extended
to us by the members of "Hope Engine Com
pany, Ho. 6," of Cleveland, and we sincerely
trust that the friendly feeling and good fellow
ship established between ns, may long be cher
ished by both Companies.
Rtxixtti, That our thanks are due the San
dusky Fire Department for courteous attentions
paid us while in their city on our way to and
irom Cleveland.
Rttolrtd, That to the proprietor of the Anter
ieaa House, Cleveland, Mr. A. P. Winslow, for
the politeness aad hospitality shown ns, while
at his hotel, we ieel under many obligations.
We speak from experience when we say that
better accommodations cannot be found else
where, and we recommend all traveling parties
to give him a call.
On motion, the above resolutions were or
dered to be published ia oer city papers, and
copies sent to parties herein named.
WM. VAN DOREN', Pres't.
WM. R. Alum, Sec'y.
MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
E?" Dedication of Westminster Church, cor
ner of Prospect and Hunting on streets, to
morrow. Dedication sermon by the Pastor,
Rev. F. T. Bsowa, at 3 o'clock P. M. The
Sacrament of the Lord's Supjier, to which all
christians of other churches are invited, at 7 J
o'clock in the evening.
Ministers of other churches are especially in
vited to be present at these services.
In the morning, at 10J- o'clock, there will be
a farewell service in the Old Round Church.
Returned Missionary. Rev. J. N. Hurd
membero f the Madras Mission, who embarked
tor the United States in March last, attended
tha meeting of the American Board in Detroit,
and has been visiting his friends in Ravenna.
Tue wife of Mr. Hurd died at the Mission, and
ha has brought back with him their only child,
a title boy, to be educated. Mr. H. purposes
to return again to the Mission.
The Happy Old Preachers.
Tha fiitj-sevcjitii session of the Ohio Con
ference at Marietta, brought together quite a
number of the Fathers of the Methodist Church
in the West, and their Love feast on Sunday
morning was "a gracious season. A corres
pondent of the Christian Advocate bas gather
ed up some of the fragments of religious expe
rience related, which give an inkling of the
toils, trials and triumphs of the humble and
faithful followers ol the Cross. We quote :
Father David Lewis remarked : "It has been
sixty years since Uod converted my soul, and
fifty years since I commenced preaching the
uospel. lirelliren, 1 am nappy in Uod to-dav;
bless his holy name ! But never did I need
more the prayers and sympathies of the Church
tban 1 now do. f ray lor uie. '
Father Jacob Youne (aid : I should be a
very ungrateful man, il I did not say some
thing for Christ. On the 17th of February,
18U2, I hung a pair of saddle-bags on my let.
arm, acd started tor my first circuit. 1 have
traveled much, labored hard, and had many
trials. But trials never discouraged me. 1 am
now winding up gloriously. Never happier
in all my life than I am this day. Never saw a
more glorious morning than this." On Mon
day uight, just before the appointment were
read, be said : "Jiretbren, 1 have now attended
my tifty-eeventh annual contbreuae. Through
kind i rovidence, 1 nave never missed one
since I started. I have attended nine sessions
of the General Conference. But, brethren, I
do expect that when yon assemble in Colum
bus, next year, I will be in glory. I never felt
that I was so near the heavenly dorr as I do
to night. If y.u read of iny death iu the Ad
vocate, do not shed tears. I want yoa all to
pray Icr me; and now, before I sit down. 1 sav.
brethren, farewell T"
Kev. Joseph M. Trimble remarked : "Thirty-
one years ago this month,
or
It
Si
"J'-an. a ;ht no whrn a rnwrr,
WaLuanas Loo. tac lukl uf iia."
While a student at Athens, I came to Marietta.
Brother Swormstedt was preacher in charge;
and, somehow or other, be found me out, aud
had me to preach. 'That was my only visit to
Marietta, except at the conference in 1831 and
now. 1 have been thirty years in the conlrr-
ence; aud if faithful, I hope to meet in heaven
that man of Uod wbo took me into the Church
Rev. Henry 8. Femandes."
Kcr. John Stewart : 'l Lave been, ' said this
veteran of the cross, "nearly torty-two years in
the ministry. But I now view the time of my
discharge a very near. Yet all is well."
iirothcr Alauson rlennng sttoke ol hard toil,
severe trials, aud great exposure, in tlic early
uays oi nis luneniucy, in aiicnigan icrnrary,
when some epidemic was racing, and great dis
tress prevailing. "But," said he, "1 bless Uod
be did not let me labor lor naught. I rue, 1 have
but little of this world. It matters not ; I have
a rich treasure in heaven. Glory to Uoil! I feel
this morning that all it ve!L"
Brothe 1'je said he had been for thirty-three
ears a Methodist preacher, liis first circuit
was five hundred miles around; and his first dis
trict took in more territory than the present
-ortn uuio eonierence. "iwentj-nve years
ago, said be, "1 came to Manetia circuit. 1
came with great depression; for 1 was not the
man they wanted; but they had to take me. I
did the very best I coalJ, and the Lord blessed
me, and blessed others, to.), and we bad a good
year. I have always thought that any place was
belter than I deserved- 1 hope to die at my
po-t "
Iter, xtatiianicl esterman was permitted in
early life to sit under the ministry of Benson,
Clarke, Newton, .Bunting, and other irreat and
good men, of the British Wesicyan Church, lie
paid an ardent tribute to the memory of Ins
uiother, who always kept up family prayer in
his father's absence. Once, when his lather was
out upon the perilous deep, he saw his mutuer
kneeling erect, at the family altar, and ler-eut-ly
praying lor his dither's safety. This produced
bis first awakening. Said he, "Thirty-one years
ago, in old Baltimore, I was converted to Uod.
1 thought it was perfect liberty. Thank Uod !
it has sustained me till now. U, the richness,
the sweetness, the fulness of this fountain! ''
Professor Merrick said: "Though I do not sus
tain a pastoral relation now, yet 1 tiid one year.
and that year was here in Marietta. Ibat was
the richest year of my life. I don't wonder that
my brethren say that they love this work. Uow
eould they do otlierwife, when they have such a
treasure of love in the hearts ol the people!"
.brother Uaddis testified : "I am never asham
ed to stand up for Jesus. Four.cen years ao
I me brother Ureenbury 11. Jones here. He
was taken sick during conference. I bade him
farewell, never to see him again on earth. lie
died and was buried here ; but his memory :s
pre ious." Brother Gaddis paid a beautiful
tribute to his pious mother, wbo prayed success
fully at home for him, while he was seeking
religion at camp meeting. When he started for
his first circuit, she took a list of the appoint
ments, with the day and hour, remarking. "Re
member, Maxwell, when you are trying to
preach, that your mother is praying for you."
lirother Liustin remarked : "In 1831 1 came
to this place to attend school aa irreligious.
wicked boy. in 18JJ t was converted, in this
eounty, and thank God for the joy 1 felt the
hour 1 first believed. I see present, this morn
ing, my first cla-s-leader, Brother Jennings.
tier they recommended me for license to
preach; and here they lecommended mc to the
Ohio eonierence, twenty-two years ago. lit
poke in tunning tones ot his love lor the Meth
odist Church, of his attachment to his brethren
in the ministry, and of his hope of heaven.
itev. John t. right (aid : "1 can report that
have been fortv-five years on my way lo
heaven. Here I might raise a stone of L'rat-
ilude, and say. Hitherto the Lord kith helped
me. I ieel that I am born of Uod, and bound
for glory. It matters but little where I fall, so
1 die in sight of heaven. Aeain be said : "I
have but liule to say of myself. I magnify the
name of Christ. 1 was born in North Carvlina,
and torsi again in August, 1812 ; joined the iti
nerancy in 1815, in old Virginia, and was trans
ferred to Ohio in 1821. The first Ohio con
ference I ever attended was here in Marietta,
thirty-aix years ago. 1 now want to say, I am
a sinner tared oy grace. Though the confer
ence was divided in 1852, yet I feel perfectly at
home, and can hardly realize but that I am in
my own conference.
Brother Iltnd referred to bis b.avimr taken
eighty-five members into full connection here.
about a year ago. Many of them be had seen
present, consecrating themselves anew to God.
This made his heart rejoice. Brother Hand ia
in feeble health. " The strong nieu bow them
selves" under tlie weight of years and excessive
labor. .
Doctor Frazer remarked : " May we, as the
representatives of Christ, never misrepresent
lU
the
at
oi-iM-
aftt-rvi-tm-Oitlot'
thr
the
Tit
ot
Uh;
r
il
him ! It has been thirty-three years since
first became a member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and thirty years since I be
came a minister. Last year was one of sore
trial, but of the richest and deepest religious
exjierieuce I ever knew."
Kev. A. G. livers said : " Two years ago I
lis I to move sixty miles, in wagons, over vi ry
rough roads. We had an afflicted child that
my wife and I carried, alternately, in our arms,
all Ibat distance. It seemed a little hard. Uur
second Sabbath's work in our new field w.n to
bury that little loved one iu the silent grave.
We have often visited its resting-place, ami
shed our tears of sorrow; but nw v.e must re
move Eijain. We m ill phut some flowers to
mourn overiu grave, and then go turth to preach
Jesus and the resurrection."
Brothers Joy, Taylor, Adams, Anderson, Mr
tin and others spoke in much the same delight
ful strain. The speakin? was characterized bv
"simplicity and godly sincerity." It was ap
propriate and spiritual. It was a time of thrill
ing interest, and deep feeling pervaded the en
tire asse i bly. Ihey sung at oue time, with
happy effect
" I -1.1.7 la tb. Cmss of Ohrirf,
31 J Sai.irai.d mj !:
1 c..n: ti. i. , r.i!i ft wuiU but Jrora,
TilUMft lav L.-.IU bot.
It h-i. uo ciaiau lo ii my heart,
Nujov, no b:i. f-r ...r;
1 eantw iml ira boaoura dow,
1 ea but C'a vsxj "
Occasionally in the language of Rev. F. S.
De Haas, " the loud amens would bounce like
red-hot tire-balls from heart to heart." It was
a good time, a hallowed place, and will long be
remembered.
And if our fellow.hip balow
1 a Jttu. b. so w(v t,
Wli:il biKUU f radius aliall wa know,
Wurn round it,, thruttc w,- moot."
Dcittistrji.
KKMOVAL.
Dtt. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE
BlOTcd ht Pf tit al Ottiie t,. hi p.i.tsss TV., aa
Vod st , four doors North olthe M. hV Church, where ho
Will he h-iuuir to ir?B nil tl his Iiatu- r mtr.mi ur ni. mh.
er who tuny in ea his srrvires.
1 lerel kt.d. March it. IiOn mh23:dtf
DENTJSTUY. THOSE HAVING
Aetsoi Te-ih whica they careiuliv keetiin the drawer
liud irjulirouij urarry in the u rkd, are rite. laUy
iiiTittfi to ml t at 1K . HALLIWKLI.'S Keul Ktioioa--
Jo sura a liberal arraiMcnicat will Im .tfferrd Huum, inade
arraiiStruirutk. I am lift ..r. d Iaj ue l ha V u ls-in... I '..-
tMin i. iiiHicn-i of ti.. ttJ or Mirer lr Altifirml Trrth. wtnch
hasth h euent reputation tu Hunt here..ufoT uxetl lor
vzirtfiiie lishtue-.., rleji.iitii'-k. durulniilr ai.d imaliios.
On loota or aa euure teiu be suunli.-d so l't lik - a to
s!y the cUott t Oscrror. auU a iktrrkct tit .rrr.ted
!rer and tv"ld fltc. as n.uil. tr-nn $10 U iSj per mil
aU B.A HALLaWaXL'.. 41 l .
Over Chun-tit i s Dm Store.
jnri23 Jkw Oi-p. Ol K'urt Hoise. PuldirSq.
(ij;vi;ld
TOOTH MANUFACTORY
General Office and Laboratory
aso.iyu i-alce St., Cleveland, u.
ITIPKOVETIEUT IX DEltTISTKY,
ATEXTED BY M. I. WSlLUT, II. D.;
D. TOLLOCK, M. L. WRIGHT,
ACCLST II, 1857.
ARE MANUFACTURING
Partial Seta, Half Seta and Whole Seta
FOECELAM TEETH.
CJUPEUIORifY" OF THEIR METH-
1 01 Ljtvjdtta-tAAj Aruuciai leelh over auy otuer tuuwi
UU'thod:
. .SIMPLICITY. One pt Ce chrairCallr nuted in nil
part. aud oi tut; ai yaaijf ot luate'ial.
. m 11.1 LM I V 1 hat compels nainreiAi ajl .t hmr.fia
ukmIcI i ttcrowii .iiipcMon. lata adaptaiiou tmem
aiiHI rrm'cit ad utility rxrr titer.
M;.iU i . I i. eutnc r-iai a isd Teeth are imoer-
( ite jrtitj u: an? k !mWii rhemiral a?-.-iit: lii-n.-n in
or ln-;tli, isftxti jSjjuit the firr.ivc atwlotU-uif-
:crut!oii.ii 11..; m.-uth c jjuuou to gj'd Ute wu,i. ntd
tt-t-r kn'Wfw.otiuiiw.
snVJLuit iirisht, lively, aud a rik-J imitatioa ol
ore.
N. U Any me'h d of pr dartns 'f Attit'ieial Teeth
nait;nn uoitrd in tme uieri.-. that will uut p:tstUic wrtloal
In l. .1 s-;.-4l. t- CHI it c 1 1: it ! Inu p.ircu Iji.i
PAfKONAdE S11 re Air)l.lG wr tint. mr1..l y.mm
llunUml and .xrra CorJ. Ol tlti umitlicr. n-Alf't:x f . a
; 'akrti'lie ptae.; o xl-.tlti Pla: w.ti.. In Lite Uat uant
t s aJl toavr jiTp.i tiinr trtiuiair to U.t kuisttr.oritr.
ami o . r h all otiier iiimh wiieie our teintst nave In eu
aui Levi witu. iu 140 r-aa where teeth hactMt u paid li
ir Inn- Ix-'cu anv d t-lii.lsvr-tn..
TKhM S AcoraiiAt; Laj 1 li aalura uf tha riu kaaal cnvrri
PAY M k-S i .h poti the receipt of the nier. or on deliv
ery. Peraouan it:. Ot Id Phstecau apply thur pUte iu put
payment.
.L- Ait at 1 . Antiparnom; promJsHl the terms ot nay
meiiL and pet-i( ItuUuclMMuUare k en rotn;l:d wuu.
PrrMa waLiliuic luloriuatsoa. iel.reis4:i; Will be ri.tu la
tiioetu eoii'tatii (i-rol" onr wurk.
aenri-k't Uann.v iKirtial stta soon alter the extrcliuco
1. antral !-e n oue wi-ek is lu; t uuilru toihierarus bat-
wren lb c extra-: inr and th apolc-at mit.
lootir pairtsn. aud tuofse mbu desint to beconte f a h, we
1 11 uv l h il our at raiirt-nirnt. art .ti(-!i Hint tint!
wiMut-pl anestftreiioasWe arl q frih fitted, MalUjf UirUf
wilkiu lwouaa :i!ltr U arrival ol tht pnttont.
TO TIIK M-.NTAL PKOt'K.blO.V.
Thfwae of rrtu tat-oral.-1 litis ei.tvrnrito-. w will m
arraiAfvnieoLwWilU r.hy wnch iiHpit.-a.-ioi)s uta.WvOwj taken
lour paliril a a ao an It' U 13t I Itat. DIlMt l. Jt C , AC
I l.-rwarUnl inui ry Kion-sn, aiui wit hoot .It-lav reiiirnt-d
tilled wr u rt.-aw.ai.k aci -urm y to tlie litnnr abU ariM itia-
intfinil l V. e will also make Block Vuik to order ua
eaiOBiit;e. ms
Tcatiinoniah aud Etftrtotes.
av obaerred with maen tntre4 ir the lai twu years,
a'rovo uioiUO'i 01 pruuucios Artiiis'ial IccLh.anU !m- sce
.ateaieul , tin.i uirca.r co. in.i.
T ti. RIACK.
I blft IB'lfaU'.! atth ran. fttr Ihe funr n-ar.
al-vr nn-thoi t niak nu and -t-p ti:ie Artilw'ial rr h
the Latwiritfi r 01 lir. Wrixlit, aiKl a.aoia mm. aAtd
wu Ii i-ttit.l.iicthjt his pian tstl.e l at kiiw 011.,
and r ntirelr -"i;i 1 lien niailr uuili-r bis oh:nralinu
sopajoi itv '4 In s kind 01 Orukai wrk over ft. ..lor
of aitaiu-" plate, ai not b uutition!. aui! the 1.1a im
meat tn Or Wntii'. Cirm ar ot tne uiunter of cams wuer
nork has laaeutue blicwot tx-.lii plate, ts uut: AL irh
I'ns w.ifa n ctiid ji'ate had b-n tur u-ltru br th- ot;t
len'iit tn the eoantrr. I am not Ciiivei&aut Willi ttae mtr.
wt rrcelaiAt work a tlte ha 11 o mlir tuau ir.
fcrutht. H. A ACK LK Y. M.
toate rrof. of &onery ciev Ned. teiief
Pn p RUodes. I Prof J P hirtiail,
M Jackwu. I Prof S. B Ra t.
ti Ma. or fait re, K! hnfS M 4. J orraai.
H L, Whitman, j Um W Rirhama,
K. T. Sturttrntaata I Prol.tiatchell.
3 K Car m I
B I lav 1 DC itvarned that nersons elaimine t- do this
work, sn-l 11: many cust-sclaimiiir lo beourarents for he
nine, we will -ar that no to tins date we hive no a.-nta n
U. A-.w.-o have any r tit '"roes Ihe alKrve p-Utfuea t
urn rlaim.a i.i ja a- riw. it ivnthT an tDtn.iivmeat
an '.m wtno if an irorw i' oo. r it work ,ti own cuje:
aa MlriiAgemeut. im m mo .line ftttv-nti to tkat.
H- 1. V KK.ll 1 , l . 1 ,
NEW GOODS.
Optnio; Daily it 9S Superior Street.
BEST, I JllOE.mi.Y if CO
Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
Brocade Silks, in black aud colors.
Foulard Silks, in blue brown and bl;ck
Valcncias. Poul de Cbcve ..
Toil de Cbene. Ristori.
French Merino?, iu all colors.
Plaid and Striped Merinos.
Bayadere and figured Merinoes.
Plain and Str j f ,. Oren jbles.
All Wocl Delaines and Cashmeres.
Moaselin and Persia ji Delaines.
French, English ai jd American Printa.
BROOHM
STELLA.
WYOL. A;
MANTILLA
SHAWLS.
Also a largo stock of BROCIIE, .STELLA and
CHEXILLE SCARF,
Jl'ST OPLNS 0.
P'i BEP.T. PBEEMA K & CO.
K 1 D GLO VESA'LK. X AND Eli
Miscellaneous.
"economy: is wealth,"
'TIME 1.4 flOACV!"
T!ie Qnakcr City Doiiblc-Tartaiiid Faiury
Slicing Machines,
ONLY' 835 & $50!-IT IS HOPED
lit' rv.'f. , I . llA.-.'.a '. '( mi ; ows.-n.u-
m:. ot .- i. i .. r- i.f i!,. . winjl.k tiiu.'. hk-aita a.id
i.iif Hjnttii .Mar mi. .
U.t.-iitA,: t- t cry la r-jt at v. -:. r. und s -in-dooU.-.i:)
b-.st .ii,. -y N.wt. M - htm- .tr oj-
r d Oi-it i-H'-tl.-. h .Vi. fiU 'IU- li:l'i'NT.tJ 'it Old thll-
viit-o tit i h i i'.ius.i i c .ltd ni il'Ii.'ui i y .
I: i v.- :,!.i,i u in ) coast, cuo. lim it cai hr arncd
lu.ru;in y 1 1 ia- bur
1' iWow. ..jury si-ls, wuamt the tiooole o.
re W' id i
i: .t:w- z .iri o. A io work with r 0.U-1I 1 aril w
1' 1:1 ik. s -i v- r. .1 .-ii.- u, ,,. not up. :il;hojh
crrr t..urii. ttt h tm: i-Ol
It tn p. LMHlrty ni;.p'a? I 0 luusiiy -.sin. nsiLiUdo
mra i.i.U-.: w .i. ih h ;.w fi-'u-r iu -c'. 1 .- . u tu.- niarkt.1
The nntMH- r; nt-it.d .. i.p.. int. viae n:.o; itachra,
ne-. Miniw;.!, iMt iti.ihi.'y wiii tct:tuAuutl ii to every
i-rdt W l ! torr T,d .r ttv eeiat fuT Ui-et. to be
dciirciti rw .iptc wv.Uhtt leu d-r., rt.ua tcv atr.
Full and r-i(l direc: ions acrt-m a y ech Machia.
Ka h Machine u warrautcd in peract at drr.
N B. TYr attention ot Mt?rrhaala and 3;uI&Lors rctaer
ailvi4 cail.-dtu tuts M-M-hiite.
A the Arvt.: wi-hea irrtieu!ar1y tsel. Stnreand Coantr
Iturhta. this ts a chance tr peootb out ot etu:lo-iuent. not
oiis-ii met with. It ik an tN,l an inre.tiito.iI as any Mer
chant can dei e. as Hie Sewn Moeinae lb now eetablisa
cd. and etery f amily me! Mtotier ur later hare it
TUm Murkiir i BnW na txhU iliuo al lwttrtn's Amrro
trpe RoaAiM, Melixlerv llaJl, wi.er it can e ea tor a lew
nays. aoptlfclr W. II. KKKAK. At:e:it
J HIK.N'L't:i OfaiUATOK enn m hirc-l by snf riitg to
Wlieelcr k Wilsuu'i Iiuut. Lo.'t family
Setting aHachints,
A CKNOWLEDGED to be the beit
A. br competent jutigaa.
wpiniua ol Ila Kew YrlT Prcma,
Wc prefer them tor Family usc-TMbnne.
'I It'-y uie favoritth ftr AMILIks Tm"
Wurkiimore anii'-nuiy than tA hand Hraid
Do tlie w.sra ot tea or tiuarj swers Journaios' Coal.
Fqu il to 1 1 .0 ksrain-tresse? H tne Jtarn Al.
Th k tn hi n- nr tsvntilv una Avocate ml JonmuL
M- st huUajrante to A uc: a: m cniUB 1 luicpf it.it ul
V.V rauuot iiniifine a:vthinc m re pTt'ect LvaiAffelnt.
Wil rtve enure rJktisiactl -n OterTer.
The b-it eter invented Chnitaa luqutrer.
la tcoktac tor the best. See taes; Examiner.
Attmirat. y xtaiUtl lur family utm t tiroon-re,
I-dts:ei-sib'e ia everr taau.y Tue PreachT.
praise it with eiithusiam Christian later
Worthy of the hie heat award Sabbath Neeorder.
A txueljctioo ol tne Putnam ' .ltnthT.
Maeiestl in ufratton Mrs. !ephrn' Mttitily.
bttouil all q-jeati'su. TUI maehine Lite ll:nstrated.
Thtt t itch raniKst be OJiniv.rl. d Amer Aiiciutunat.
They nvuutain the pre-eminence Kspreaa.
Savrttie time and oeatth of ten wumei Water Car.
Oar houaebo-d tm ia ecataries with it Porter's bptrki.
Supply the fa.blHiahle w.irl I Daity Newa.
Are pet -eniiiMutly nenur Ladies' Visitor.
( tne of oir h1.u9eh.1Ul r'Xla L' uiied States Journal.
Unrivaled in every q-iaiily ! Book.
Fn-ltv, uselul. m-u -al Leslie's tjazctte.
Have do equal tor fatnilv use Musicai War'd.
A triumph ot net-haniral amiw N V JournaL
i omhiAie ever requirement IS aai'y Mafazxiaa.
V:utii wOpt-nor to all olber 0ltlt:u Priatsv.
Are without a rival Atueneaa Ph reno" otz iral Jwazaal.
We entirely pruierthrm Mo bar's Journal.
Wt auD 4 lire 111 r.s praise New Vorker.
Thsr celebrated Machmes ran he orraiocd at the If tnnv.
fariurcr's pra-es, ar the wtt.ee 4 tha subsrnbur. with m-
sU'u.-'in a I -r bmk x.
Al! o-.if-rs.or mqa n a by Tetter or otTi-rw:-, will ateet
with pruaai: aiteuiMa br JSO E. STKoNl. Atut.
altnulouu iikick, 77 ouperior rtreet, Cleveland.
C7" Srn for a Cirenlar eepLS
JIASOaIT city sal,t.
1 nnn bags of mis supe-
J.'JJJJ KIOH SALT j.at ru.iol.
QflO BBLS- CWinnad WHISKY,
tJJJ at CiociaiAali pru es.
B. R BROWN a CO..
anSdlm IM
VA Kivertra. t.
IiANCY GOODS,
at rrnrfFD prices:
WILLOW BASKETS. PORTK MON.N Alk-S.
tA.Ni Ia.UUACOTTAOK.NAML.MS.
aui RETTBERG A HAt'SMASS.
fOKONEK'S OFFICE. 2 ABBEY
SI Kf.tl'.l wtrtSile near lum eoraer of Pearl and
Lt.raiB .tier-is. Not h aiay also be k it at Air. Hwiaml '
l!lSi riairtrer aoll dlr JM
GEO. B SlOAT & CO.
SINULE AND OODRLK THtEAO
FAULT SLWI.U MllUIXES,
Pnrrs la to sn Dollar.,
W V. BKAMAH Ar-al.
jttn3-hf 5 N. ln.suyri.St . Clt-.-lruul. Ibv
t MTKU STAT1S AU KOUKll.M
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
p..ito W. stdeU luue. Han. Ureet, (MrvelaiMl. th
it . a l n a I nnr 1 in v -1... 1 jkh v nitiNta
qilE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks.
JL To Litue Hurnvrs. Maos. B'ltl-lrrs, l'ntalBS, and
li otht-rn who may wish lor um uneat quau'y 01 pure, gray.
Lime Mhiwt.
An ex.nrinre oftweniT-rt rein in this bin nee asr
rant 4 n. in pirdnac nwli to s-ll Lit Stone 01 thelaent
quality, i-h.ap--r. by a quarter f m doi .ar r Cord thau tticy
can te 'sh'aiuetl -"liewliri', and hlnck stone ot anv diuieii
siisas, roiLVti or cat, proport innately la addition, 1 put the
a'-rd vtya;U at .he rate 01 JUiitoiu daiiy. I have a
triJ whirl wi:!i 12 fret wn'.T. an I a buoy to haol od hr.
W .arf hail n nu.o aoova (or we-U tt the .Marble Head
LicUt HoifM.
June X5iiiw-;iB 707 ALFX CI.EMOV
E
XCELSIOK SEWING MACHINE
TWlbT ) eat the thing. Rreetved t.-dar.
M. LI. A t. ,v U A L L sK V KJ
WOOD! WOOD FOK SALE.
V V V lt.ra Hitulrnl Cord, of W.nd at TY.S HIL-
LIMis PER I'ukli ihre. aulea tioiu tn. Court Hum,
on in. Nawbana Hiaak tWati.
Auw u. tuu il tm
li lilK k'DWAKD KrVOT.ET 37 Ont.no at.
SA. POWERS Merchant Tailor,
IS B:tak St.. nndtr ihe WndoVII, ke-psetnstwnttr oa
h nid irhiiu sioek of loCns. I aks.tB.rrt and eMuurw,
wurCfi li rwin aaaiaQ up m lb ssoat approved style.
aJ ai
THE HEW CASKET.
8 THIS IS THE AGE OF IM-
. prrvrnirn nad rftiitettteni. Die obssriber takes pleas
yx: ib wayiuK that he mi now prepared to lurnish an eutire
new art ir is in i lie L'talerfkiuc tine superior ta anvthint
ever 'x-1 1 - re rttrotliice-l. Ill oftii uwu inanuftM-tnre. m-uie
iu the Cake hrni. ai i hietiky unianveatod, with a thir-a.
piate -ia r uimqc the euUit leayih o tup. A lull .euglb
view t an ) rin.t with ease.
The C .SKET has none of the rloomy anj anpteasant sp
tvaraucosoi the ul.l style of t'.-rfiuv. Tury axe pericctlt
a.r-iirlit. and are ven lirht and conrenirot for iranspTta
U" a. i-r pTf lnfin Tiinlti. nr n nnm uterinenta. A sim
iJ.ir ariirle L murli jJ n t-axtr-rn eiti-
Person, io-mtj tte.it, and wishing to orornre anvthtnc in
the above line, will i.nd it mnch 'o their interest by caj liuc
and inniuiniiorLUfin-o'ivtt. where thy w'lltind eveij
attrnti-j-t K-rrn. PAN'L W 1-UTY, Vndenaker,
C ec and. Junefl 'ST nih'.t:ier No Krwt.
PASTURAGE 1858.
TnE PASTURES OF THE fvt
siibrnber. aoont SiOarres. in theCayjbojra H-rT
Vallev. will be oo-n ouaa af er liar lt. ptr- eassaaiaiat
ha who mar send Cows are hereby nottford thai lut-y win
be charsj.-d lor the eutire araa -n, frma date ol entrain t
.iv. IM, UiUi lici' ire ao- tvi ia wrtios at the inueoi
aa carlfr witlidrawal; ami alu th-tt the U4il-ricred w-I
not tie liable for aiumala that auy stray iruaa tar be tajared
win If on aid Mrmifl
Tr'K.VIS Knty evats per wevk, s vable every Monday
in a ii. a ol-4 axrauf bnattuU are ni ilk it ub
riix t for the :-oo.
Atp'T at ay olfi'-e twrer Men'hatifa Bank. SnperiorSt .
nr" W'id. ' t4. MrrtUaiaa. ai the enUauce salt, annr
4. he mt f.'Pne K-Miii-Irr, or at his enek djf.'Hiu,
h oitm t'niterfttty Mn? In. S. S. STuNlC
rirvebsiui. Airn Slih. l.-i" aolC.d- V.-v! 1
school t: ya I'Aii:n t
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CHESTS,
WATER COOjLEBS,
AKD
WATER FILTERS,
AH im, .oiiihl. Inr ri'i-.. Siwa. aad H.Ols, farnl.
FOGG, EK8W0ETH a CO.,
Comer Superior and Seneca Sts.
iUaatjinists &c.
" il . now i i a L. o w , -
Maatj-t.rvrol all kimlsof
SMALL M ACHINKKV, LAT1IK3. MODEM.
Bollin; Hills for Jtvelcn ind Dentists
SKAL AD OTHER PKKHSKS Ve.
TURNINO AND riNISHItl GENERALLY.
M S.ecnor rt, Am.rir.. Bmldiao, 1 LW.alard. O.
OopoMt. ItM WMU Hoa. oat 113
H , '"Oh,, mytoi '
Soap-Low's Brown Windsor and
J H.hi.v S..,.. c .-.r- Glvrrine, Hull aad Hoof
;oio wairaoltni vauia. tut aal. bv
J-" K. W SAfKBIDElt
BRUSHES A hnq assortment of
Hair au-.i: .rib Riiihe-; ;i!..v T.lb Bru.aes ol Ivorf
li Knilal.. .11 n.ti y.. i '.,r,.l, b,
Jb K. W SA1 KKIIIKB
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS A full aa
sonneut jiv-t received. l ci luerwith a great variMjy
. i pi rtuU4x. ry joo Loiiet ajrtu l at
le.9 E. W SACKRIDKR.
R. R. R.
H
EALTH
WILL. IN ALL CASES
follow th-
lae Of luislttaj K. K. Hniea.ieaa liter
rdia.. an. wrak. iwtrbie, urenppied
uiitit , tint that K-mI war's Keasiy Reltef.
wut, or Kekui-.t-.r-N as me nal'ire ol tha
o. v ill qun'Kl y and ni iducnru.
llal ol KHl.ta " itrud l.tiof, Rad
ljtjMj,eiit, Rrtlwa 'a Kr;c'ilators. fcaca
poire w .si I :araiivo powers over
Yft thrre are oih-r diMiaatu'. wherein
die uone so u- .
v uu nam or uC
l:.ioVatia lauai
t.v-uc uiaty i-.,i
Tuc.-e tcum life."
a a ' Kcuota ti i
el Lht-se ncMnit
t rtuu Ui.-:.''-.
t.ieir COtuOiofi
mrdiuiual propartiro are required; and
inert- ) iuit,- iru: iiie t.uii sireinrtn wiin
JyiaC hotly U u1:mi UUeir action. Live
:as.' b rekiored to d.-alllt.
K It. He 11,
K- K U. lt.
I i 1'ic katsrasid or
p..ne(it will lire t
Pain,
.r.iie Dta- ajfcrw,
IttrlaoiuAaTiy H.
Mj! .ri..-. Itli:
t otu;eSllVt: llMt:
.StJi-Otu! Kl- I'la- .
I 'bnsnir a.a
.Sj.tiii.ic lts-r.
I ii i4 Mntii nai 1
S iu IHsmn,
NrTOHR Ij, -
iuieclictib lt3C.
keli-l and ks-eu'ator,
h.rii.-i and H. s iiatfrs.
kellel and PeKii.u'.on.
Kfiiova'. mc htnolvent,
Ht-liovatiiAC Krtlvinl,
K-iwVdiinz KirUs-ttt.
Kt-eolvciil siul Hecuiatara,
Krilovaillaat k-olvrUl.
Ha.ivettt. Ka-tivi. Kv-rnlators.
itt-.uiy iitiiui isAtd licj uiaiura
CO S 1 1 T V T 1 0 N A L D I s E A S T.S .
Msnv disc .iM-a t! it street humaaiir are inio ritrd aa heir
uuis froua itisi tit a.H-d boaiius ol s.ravly mitts. ScroitJIa.
ConfUiiiptiiNi, pt.-lis a;d Kits se aruonr the av4 row
w '-a oi cha ittui oat ai-uss. Now, wo care not how
lu-mr r' heruii. o the seeds oftlojKH dtaeaitri Btay have
Or. a etaj-n rd ii the ivnttui, ctHTuj tinz tle blood RaD
w .y's Kenov rr 1 Resolvent ill erai irate irom tha
bp ol the -tfltc evry pH.tiCt) ol hrMd dcDoaUn,
and lili the vrtuv itb nuw, pure ainl healthy blood.
CHi LUKKN'S D1M:ASE?I
RtDWiT's Rk.m vat.o klvnt uouid he hailed aa
a rtessiuc b-. evur motii;r. turoocuout the land, whoso
mi uiaa allict't with "Ke, H'uoorj., ki. Tftt-se break.
out .tii'it earU are evidvaaw ol disease traiisniiltrd
roiu the uaieut !.isli A Irw tiomn ot the H -!wv aTiiia
klOLVBT vt til vr ulKate every vtice ot Uk uiseaae, aasl
uuure the child a iw'Uud aau healtu body.
B. E B.
R R R Ralwsv"' Rf-atlr Iltef ftir He nil a he, wheth
h k or nerro'is; Hiieuai Uimii, faiaiysM. Lumiiijii, iout
Nuralrr. Tjoi ia. lw, S-t U P.x. Ker. woileu Joints
kid a- Uon liatatat, caT I i Ke.er. Pains around ih Livbc
P..-ur:sy, IM ai - ll-nr num. aud Pama of ail kinds.
Kadwar's Ready H"A-1 in a tew annates, Chaasj
Uie uii-erie on vun- r : o j- of pleasure.
R R. R kadwav n Kei:nvatiits; KtsotvrHt, fOrthocai
of rhrouii' .11 n.-es a h n-w SrrruIou aud Sy phi lure i'om-i4ainifa,('oav-:iuiitrreartd
other adectHnoi the Luturs and
Turu-il, la.itinti.-u and KiiLan:vnieut5 of parti, Eruplrre
and thet diwaawe !'() Skin, NodKa, Tiaavurs. L'irera. lvs
prptia. and nil other di-aaca arisine frcia aa unpurestato
M the ClOOd.
tt. R. R. jUJwav I,Trulatrrs wi!I rtire. efjVetually and
tpMl:ly. Clvh. Indigestion. Indantination of the?
B.rwela, D.'e'-ia, l.i-r (.'oati'lttiL, liMases of tho
Heart and Kdnvrs K- iuareConitaiDti, Small Pox. fevers
'Measles. - , ur.. Whenever (lie tem u out of order
dose of Radw jy's IVsti'ui ore will restore it to reffiiiantrv.
o ffinalti should I" wi'tiout thfin
u n at. Uamedit ara aohl by Lroe-rt. evervwhera.
rauwaY a ct)
G AYT.ORl a. CO.. and W. TISKB, Ajtrnts. Clere
tatvd oh- vn-ja-qi
A DaMLMSTKATOR 'S SALE. The
V Hm.nil Krspstny below it to ihe ajtate of C10.
FOUU HkLDKN'. ilri-r-aM! coagulating of
1 tMIJ Watrh.
1 (old Guard Chain,
1 Knrean,
1 Vxrdrol-.
1 Center TaM.
1 La4 of l lothiac. and other Pronertr
Will be so d -U. Vettdoc. a tiie AuctHW Store of O Cnttrr.
on Uaak iliert. o A Ii. H DA V , the St h of Oetor-sr, lata.
Com-ueu' inai ;U ID u cuca, a. ji. w ji. hahi,
Sep23 d2w V.9 A.t iirnstraQT.
ANNA Jd. WAihuN.
WILIJAM tt. WATSON,
WW-l-IAM S. WATSON is notified,
V that on the 2Nt day of SrptrniNer, . Anon M .
Wa aon h rd ia the limit oi Con.inooP.eas. h-r . etilioa
mmo Ii im wli intr ui tut mrtmatfe ol th? oartifn and al.
kaina; thvt o is C'tiU.v ot anuui aiaeWoiroBi her tor antra
loA.il three years lata !'- i.
P -tition pntrs for di rce.
Als ; tint dr-positions will be taken in thiaeaw at the
hosaise of lrs-Jane Campbell, No. .J Swan tret. in ihe
citr ol Bu.la o. ..Le Nr Y rkt t.n the id da of Oc
tober lSa. between the boarsot HAM and 9 P. M. ol LhO
ow day. aiHa routinu tom dar m da. until Coni;lete4i, i
Dieana-y. 11.LJ AHaUH a KlUULr.
aep. w t a3 At j's ir PI1T-
JOHN M. AR.USTKO.NO. Kecai.ar, Ac t faymhen
MORGAN L. HF. ITT. al.
THE DEFENI ANTS, MORGAN L.
H K W ITT and Sarah B Hewitt, who retnde in tha
s:aieot nlirhit;au; Jbn boazdiuan and laaac N- Judsou,
who reside Iu IIhi tHtoof New York; and David Judaoa.
who re-iidek m the statr oi Cooaect.cui,ai:e her by aoUhea
hat the piaiatisT, John M. Anu4rouc. hied a petition ia the
C'Wrt ot Comnioo P eas . I i. uyahoca county, and "tate of
Ohio, on the llth dayut Sept . 16r. the obucl and prayer of
wtoch M io swl'jeet iosale. liat wart of city lot No eat lit, in
Cleveland, bouuoed wtat by i bo lot line, vast by Sf aecn
street, aotti. ly wall aiiet t, and yuth bv a line parallel
with Ihe north line f Lake street, and two hundred leet
dutanl thereliotu, tu the pavtueut ot a nnLauce ot' fltiH t.
tim; hiu oojuu:nieiii a"osr -aio nncan t. new ii, wttrn
wa, lien on said land. ddaI loaojuat the iiht of said Judnoa
aent fwordm n, who hart-, or elBim twrcaee iivas on th
aaaao nod wni:U at.a xtwl o otnor latuto on wha-h p a;n
..(! 'ajodrmriil k iot a lieu, and n r feneral leiief. Defend
ints im nirthur notilkd io: nsweraid fetitiott on or beruro
th Ah day ol Nv iuikt, IWit, the pi ;lntiff will, at too
aeitteriuo ad Coon, ai.lt the Court lo take the intxa
slatvd aalhe pntKai astiue, and to dee ee astt-oriiiiiclv.
!twi2-' Ait'ii tor PI If,
T
1IK iSTATK of OHIO, Jin the Court
Cerh n Cuoily.
JotC
a Piei
htiiittt-s CnaJtusr aud
iaAly AjjaaUt e,
vs.
4wa Fhrs itetiuka.
Jjikj Hrotiks.
rwiite'v Urin-,
M -rh . llro k.
PETITION FOR DOWER.
J'iah pati. rM-a,
.ilar poiii-r. i.
Wiilion Hriok,.
W i ik &..U.
onanriah Vi 1 1 k i.vm. and
The above oeie-idants. who are? rthlenta of the State of
Pckiuy ivuiu, u ill tajko .- utK'o. that on the 'Xb day of Ao
mm. i&A-s, me a;.i piainiins nieu tneir peiiuta in too
'ourt ol I Ouiiaoti Pit-1 .i CuriAi.tiua C.Mint. Ohio, aaktuar
dowcrf r said aily Ch.itfee. as widow ol Matthew Brooks,
deecastd, iu lue i"oitowiiM( rr-inirva,. : waavh ha was
nt-d diim r t. r-! re t. i" :
Mtuaieu in a.nwk yu township, in said crnnir. and one
n-i-e i em kn wn as p.irt i.f lot N 43. boHiided as foU
uy; Brtnaniai: ai ihu north-eaxt eoraaev of lot Ai thn-a
futh. oo UA ii tut. lo lud- "Oore or Now," owned ly
aiiiaei ivUes, 2, aad t-kal rhsi sr. thenro west, oa sard
Bsiliva.' ianl, io land owued hv Jjretl Hiiliaui; tuetir
rth, a laid la ait, to the center at the road or lot line;
'.hence eat lo the piaare ul iw Ciuninc cont ainma; 44 and l'J
or is-- naXropiiiu; trow me aiiove seven
acres irouwyrtl to Daiid Se:zer. 'A Novembt-r, 154, and
wba h w dr-w-fioed ce tot M'uaied m hi 4J; bt-sinnioa;
ho mn h-eut c iix-r i l said Lot. in '.lie eentre ol thi raai;
iMti Mi. Ii, stk the i asi ,ine at io!. JH rhaitut and & Unks to
a t-ie at nre Irkrr's m.ttti luif; ttum e wca.t. on
Decker's itli liue, 'Z '-oxiim and 4ft links; theree north '2S
tat and b . isiks to the t ru re ol the nd: tiienra aattt J
eliaiiaa and 40 uuas u. Ue p.ae oi brtnonii'. Aia-. esirept-
n; b isrresdsi-.-ittej".; as i-urt of ot iSo 4J. bonmled aa tnr
reoil t-y J. C- SesUM. Conniv Survevor beeinninc at th
aortit-w-Mt e.u. tter M Br t-k's :aod, ia tue ct-uier o 'be
pmmI, at a loio-; htkf e:ist. io the renter of the road. 3
a'l r links; ' Uem o muili in rLaii-S aud t l oka;
tlieort Wt att 3 ehaiiia nd JP liniia. to the writ hue uf
Biookft' iaa-1; i bi (.- nor" a. on Wiiiiam.-' eat lin, lx chains
sim! 8 liultsk to the piacsf us lit;ioiiiiir. and conveyed to
Au.irew Vtirio the IJti. t Met- b r. K4.
The other said Met-cs ot land i auncriDMi as io:irws:
A pt.rt ol' lot No. No. b4, in sa d township and eoottlv. and
bundi-d. bo uutitsT at live somh-wrst cuTm r of a lot. by
A ul Cus-htau, od the Tith ol Aosiist, IKR. deecea tw
Itiaat AasU . aad on the center ot tle turup.Ke; tucoce
th alt,iAsE 'he eeuter ol tue turoDike road, about ?
ler-t, to a sc.iooi-bouae lot, deeded bv Wa. r--n Yoonc;
thence eastt rly to the tortb-easterlv eoincr ot sai1 bool-h.-U!-;
thenc - souih r y to thr land of Jon Riain rd;
thras-e enaseriy, oo said Bninerd'v ine. ru far rs a lino
Jrawn rnnv tn ersri-t tu rr.r h.Ht of U i ill am Ans'ia's Ul,
rwaituv n( tior snitw! rHMintr: thenrft alore atd Austin's lino
westerly to the place ot teguuiioft. coataiiiiny alwut ot
an acre 4 laud
Said d-rn-!ant9ara also firnhervtotified. that nnless they
appear and aiwr aa-d peti ion within sixty days tter l ho
Lt lem Ot um iun. fwnirn ww nro oriio win -"-
nee oa the loth dny ol November. lfia.) the plaint urs
will sddIv to t Court to lake the mailers of tio- petition a
cuoltnsrd aad decree accocdi.ajij. L PUKNTISS,
ty w . ji n nr. .
njn Cot'citoni ft.r P!iinftv
GOOD NEWS
FOR TIIE LADLES !
AD GOUI Alt THB
HIGHEST PRICED
AT ONLY
Hair their Cost!
TnE ATTENTION OF THE PUBi
L1C of
CLEVELAND AND VIC1SITY
ia rcsDeerfiltlv- diroctetl loth.
SEW AND VALUABLE
sewijvg .t.ic.vz;s
recentlv intrrvlared here br the Vnderwirned. Thene Ma
cluneaan iroea thejuallj eeleorated Ai.-iut .etory of
GEO. B. SXOAT & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
and wnipri.. foqr aimls. a:
Kradshaw s ratenl improved onuuie pnee sou
Sloat s Elastic Two Threat - - - " (60
Johnson's Patent Tambour - - - " (50
Gibb'a Patent Elastic titch ... " $15
S. B Every Instrument is hulv warranted
Each Machine ean be supplied with the PA
TEST 11EMMER at (5,00 extra.
Tbeaa MtIi rw. w witb
EVEKY VARIETY OF STITCH,
and m a awnuf-r everv war tally tuns I to the one handre
oue hundred nd thirty . or onr hntMlrrd and ntty doll
ouies oi New YKk aud other cstabiuhuieuts.
They have neea in ue ia
Eastern Ciiies or Ttem Years past,
rwl Ka-e rv rvwher- eomuiendrd themiMiives bv
Kaaltlrsa cxecutfon ol their work, by their
ive ?rpnir, and thrir
EXTRA0RI1NARV CHEAPNESS
ia enaipnrisnnwith mber Mtrhioearismttnr pormlar favor
The d tn iUAl tor Uese Mm hinea wh. re they w.-r alieady
known bas hith. ro n-qmrett !or n su;piy all that couid b
nianniactured at tlie ex:ei.sive rstabl inmeut of -he Pro
pricUrs. They have now .or ihe tut Utna Lutrodoced them
Li rs, where it is believed
THEY HAVE OSLT TO BE EXAMINED
TO GAIN TUE C0XFIOE2.CE
OF A DISCRIMINAT
ING PUBLIC.
To Setriiig Girls!
If there t auy eTai in rommanrtr w penally nterttinc
vytapttUir and vcourieenweat. K is those who are ccsapeik
wd u wear ont heir livva ia the paiut'ii, b lndina eta,- oy-mentoftheSeamtre-a,
-Stitch, atttch. i lktt,'1 atcroia
uioaand nuth" . tilitne eye dura rroa dim nd the head
sick. T- auen we t; v; ' lie teit en not e of r mnrerni io.
y ofrnnc litem BAachutesat a diacouat f.om bas ..:iar-
wprwea.
Rooms tt iYo. 102 Superior St.y ls floor.
Vereailthe abovemen toned tt tf-r?nt varielics ot' Ma
:hinea may ee arenaaial ihetf work tested-
Ladies and Oentiemva. ihouT'i not t present deaiintiac
to petfckaaa, are iwwpectiUAijr iu.i:o to cii aid exam.uev,
E. BKAMA2T,
Agent of Geo. B. SI oat fc Co.
Cleveland, June 3, 1858 jun24
