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OR
FOR.
!. MERCHANTS, BUSINESS
.ZENS OF TEW-YORK.
d sohsnios, end other citizens oi
,,ion OF
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y, and who believe him to b
eI oerience and associations, Il
.ity expenditures, and to max,
table snd able men, and that he
+, can concentrate the votes Of al
opposition to the election Of mer
y uEseyEputOGs paytisaHs, invite
.m
EVENING, Dec. ],
n Institute,
sure bis election:
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VIM. Allen Butler,
A. J. r. DugaIIne,
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The Becember Biection.-The Undersigned win prin.
POSTERS CIRCULARS, TIC KETS. etc. with dispatch. and
prices which viii tend to reduce the expenses Of Candidates
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in " lisR.sourgh. FRIDAY EVENING, Dec isS9 Ad'
mission IS cents
south BROOKLYN Association Lectures.-The Hon
THOMAS CoRwlN win deliver lecture The Times"
at the Westminster Church, South Brooklyn, THURSDAY
EVENING, Dec l.
Lecture BY the Rev J. J. ELMEND0RF, Rector Of Holy
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Vale scientific school.

L.
J. Gould Levi Bartlett P. Barry, & w Grant, and
of Instruction Three Lectures followed by discussions viii
Is ioiow.: IEsi Week sCIESCE: second wesk-HoRTI-
STLJhTWRE Is,d siMaIs PRopER
tOr the whole Course Of Eighty Leeturss....... 10
Prof John K. PORTER Yale College. New;Ravsn, Conn.
Concert of sacred and eect Music the First Con
gregaona Method Church, Sste-st near Hoyt Brookyn
DHGLEE Miss E. CoImsn Miss L. Rhsmrneio Mrs Wester.
,elt, yr J. H, rhoms' Mr H. Tucker EIac,som Hsndes
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FeIrTh second Annual Fer q sse Young % LADIES
hst lafayette place, for the support OF Missionary IN
he III be held In the Lectureroom Of that church
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children can be obtained there
Execution of John Brown.-UNIoN ANTI -sLAv-
slavery Meeting held the Shiloh Church Prince and
muIiOns,s on FRIDAY I'd inst. at 10 o'clock a M several
short addresses will be delivered and collection taken up for
the benefit ofthe families of the martyrs.
The Rev. II. w. Bellows, ID. d., win lecture IN
e ne on E%Ra 6s abc sHs Oh
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Members will be supplied with copy Of the Report Of the
1hird Aaii ual Quarantine and Sanitary Convention"
requested ocors VIII De elected FOR
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ZAhT HALL Nc. f63 Broadway. on THURSDAY EVENING
Me- 1859 4 gocock Subject" Past Present. and Future
of reland. Tickets, Reserved seats 20 cents
American Iu-titnte-A stated monthly meeting Of this
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O'Clock it. in the Cooper Union Building aemoe"
N' HENRY nEIGs, Recording Secretary.
stereoseopes and Views.
THE FINEST STOCK OF sTERE0CoPIC GOODS
Ever offered In Americs, q. the dspo,o
The LONDON sTEREOsCoPIC COMPANY,
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Cousignrnents received weekly from London Of the newest
and best productions -
Lecture by Baysrd Taylor.
THE GILLETTE YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION have
rea. pleasure in announcing .he great LECTURE on the LIFE
and CHARACTER Of
ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT,
By BAYARD TAYLOR, Ese,
At lhe Cooper Institute,
FRIDAY EVENING, December p
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Seventh Ward.
PEOPLES UNION NOMINATIONS.
For School Comris-ouer.
DANIEL COGER.
For school inspectors
ALFRED T. CONKLIN, NATHANIEL NJ IEhkli
(po 6l slcGncyJ
For School Trustees ,,o,-
MAHLON T. HEWITT, EDWARD a. shioaOAt'
To on Vacancy,
JOSEPH R. SkiDMOkE-
Ts shove tfrkes .ceived iEnous ard co16i1
s-e and meeting Of the voter ei tie "a itI
out dsuction of party held Monday eyeu.nf SeN = t
Vs. ZOPHAR MILLS, Ch1iruAH
stsrErn = T. veiIss NehiSsfi' secreisIies -
Tventy--eeend Ward RsrgofS,1. W ~ q :.
s,c..sei's Hotel Nc. 6S3 S;-sv. THIS ENENiNot = ~
,sL 10 proceed IN body tie RSiihesten hee'ias = ths
Ca,- lp,titute A Band OF Music kSs been engaged by or
der, n So $500 - -TI.i-r-ss
W. 0'BRYoS }Sasre,szie.
S. n SiNoSsoS
Righieenth Ward Republican Nomination
FoT Alderman,
wM. LAIMBEER, IN, Busdsr, No. 81 Ess. ssshss
HENRY A. HURLBUT,
Chairman AldeuDEDsc CoETsctlcA
rzoe @. GLAVBrsSLsy, See'y.
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The writer in the N. Y. Independent who
gave an account Of = personal interview with
the wife Of Capt. Brown, also relates the vis-
it of Lady to Capt Brown in prison, as iol-
lows:
The lady whose visit to Charlestown has
been already mentioned, went there chiefly TO
assist Mrs. Lydia Maria Child, whom she ex
pected to meet in the prison; but as Capt.
Brown had meanwhile written to Mts Child
MOTTO come, the new volunteer nurse found her.
self an entire stranger Except to her son, who
accompanied heT) in q community not over.
disposed to be hospitable TO strangers. She ar-
rived at Charlett0wn shortly after Capt
Browns speech in court. She spent more than
two days in vain entresties with the Sheriff to
secure admission to the jail Hearing that Capt
Brown, whom she had informed OF her arrival
was anxious to see her, and not being willing
TO take the Sheriff's short answer after her long
journey, she solicited Mr.. Sennot's aid, who AZ
least persuaded the Judge 70 permit grant Of
entrance.
She refers to the visit in the jail as one Of
touching interest She obtained two inter
views, the first Of an hour, and the other fol
shorter period.
She describes the prison as a large brick
building that seemed to have been formerly used
as dwelling house Capt Brown was occupy
ing, with his fellow prisoner Stephens, a room
on the ground-Aoor, about sixteen feet square
opening with single door into single gale
ny, and lighted through single small window
grimly defended by heavy double bars.
AlTs.--, on entering, found Capt Brown
lying on cot, aud Stephens on lsige bed
Capt. Brown arose from his bed to receive hi
guests, and stood a few moments leaning
| against the bedstead, Immediately lying dow
| again from weakness. His visitors were strucl
/ with the cheeTfulness of his expression, ant
the calmness of his manner lie seemed no
only passively resigned to his fate, but cheer
| ful under it, and more than willing to meet it.
My friend said to him,
81 expected Mrs. Child would be here to In
troduce me l am sorry not to iud her, for he
presence would make this room brighter 70
you :"
He smiled and replied:
81 have written to her the reasons why sh
should not come; but she was very kind-yer
kind |"
Some questions were then asked az to In
treatment and care he had received, to whic
he said;
81 wish il to be understood by everybody tina
l have been very kindly attended; for if ! ha
been under the care Of father OF brother, / coul
not have been better treated by Capt. Avis an
his family"
Capt. Avis is the jaiIUr, of whom all the re
ports speak in high terms for his humane an
courteous conduct not only to these but to a
prisoners.
When another alluson was made to Mr.
Child, Capt Blown remarked:
"The reason why did not wish her TO com,
and why did not wish my wife to come, wa
for fear lest they would be hanassed and Al
noyed, and that on this account would
troubled myself"
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BEEF AND PO,lK PACKING.

sIaHEhterinsf, Pf ,ckiBR ana Rendering
Astn bIishment,
SITUATED OF Z SCRANTON Av E-
- nao ami CuvsheS. ulver hns been thoroughly ro-
paired and n now Tead,n business II has capacity for
400 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily at Of which Uttered packed and ths taioN
wshS,sS S hssd is is5gs S sT q ccopsass and Salt
Oar large
STEAM L aHTRH 1902
can deliver On osfd pset M or at she Railroad pcpo
fu hVir lor ~ asrh nin dOing away With draFpr,
entirely We DO antTnty cummiasr.u pueiuee4 Ni"''
for home foreign markeis fegpeetfaly solcngl uu
eeptlT;76i-3n khOLL hlLLiAhh'
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10y CAPT. MARCY, u. IS. A-THE
ID PRAIRIE TRAVFLER-A Band Book for Oger
aoyis ooRB co.
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EMBROIDERIRs.

IL Collars aud ssis viii them about half
the usual price
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.OTELl1 DUMAS :
Gr1nrapers.

Engraving and LtIhORFaphi1E,
PRAINERD u BURRIDGE,WOO
ID ENCRAYERS AND lITHOGRPHERs Bank
Street. Cleveland. o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
HI Electro Platter Door Platter and Nlunutactorcor-
Ontario aud Prospect sis (up staiTS Cleveland o.
is prepare replate Spoons FORKS Cutols &c, and
make them equal 10 Door Trimmings furtishe or
Plated order Bell Hunging promptly attended To- and
prices reasonable. t1l2hltl6
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CLEVELAND TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1859.
MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MoRNING, NOV. as, 1859.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

EF-Plam nnd ornamental prin'ing Of every description
auus The Pnntrg Establishment of the LtApER once
The latest improved tud rapid Steam ffcstpa Ia
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Boots 0n0 5bors.
ROOTs amO Shoes,

BOOtS anu SMOcss
nor LADIES' CATERS, from the
Il cheapest TO the best call at
NOR LADIES' SLIPPERS, BUS
IL KlNS or BOOTEES, call ut
sep5 J G. suoLES'. 224 sunerior 81
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seps q. SuOLEs'. "a Supeti st
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IL ani Shoes, strong or fne call 4 4, ,,,,.-,-,
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Kin Boots, callat 7 @. SHoLES. 4 4SnneInIst
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Of every kind cali at 4. @. SHOLES'.
ssn5 "a SupsTior II.
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III SALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, AND BRi
aANs No 81 WatsT-st few dOorssOuth sfthO PostoG
OlsVeland,O. -.
y. .Wh.I. HuETT ukoArrs ia AhAHa
uh17-vsR
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ShaWIs.

lsrss sock Of new Style Reversible Rhawls selling on
Al 50 90 the usual price ~ saoh
SQUARE AND LONG BRoCRE sHAwLs.
A. 2s per cent. below the upuAl prices
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IQOARDtNGH0USE-D BEACH
B has taken the due Boarding House. No 20 Superior
81 which has been newly htted up ard open for
the reception Of boarders jy1h2j
BOARDING. - The House No. "a
~ Public Square, and by the stone Church- Of the
plrasantest locations in the ctyhas been thoroughly
paired, and is now opeu for Bosrders Families Wishing to
furnish their rooms accommodated with large
and and bed-Iooms, aud Single Roarders
ard Day Buarders will find good accommodations
sonable Ladies not excluded. References given
and received. apr'R20 s.W. BURRlrr.
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The Oval Parlor Stove called
Il IN H H Il A IL Il,
THE "VICTOR"

For Anthracite Coal Col te Is beautiful pattern
and pronounced bv the dozens Of citizens usins the
tee to be perfect great economiler fuel aud great
Heater.
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DEntistrp.
DENTIsFRY
GUTTA ERCHA AsR,
For Artificial Teeth

and all varieties Of artificial e eth are
ut up la the hest manueT, W. lNGEhS0l.ls,.
No 2it Marble Block Superior street, Cleveland o.
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REMOVAL p" ~
IR r Z R0RINSON HAS RE

TIts y, ~, =. - = 1. - Il
Wood u four doors Moth ofthe x. Church, who're he
will be happy all Of his former patrons, OF 9th
srs wks may need his services,
Cisveland. March 20. lsb9-mh2l:dt
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All Of which will he sold on at propoonpr., low pre..
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TABLE CLOTHS,

81 aud yards lnng ever brought 10 tho city, which with
a other Linen Goods will be sold oh at odi usually
pnCes.
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Att'ps & GOnnsrllOrs.

I'LL BRUCE, ATTORNEY AND
~ LAw, Pension Agent, Noars
Palc ofi NJ les superior street up stairs Cleveland
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BROAD CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs. DC,

q Persons wanting TO buy Dry Goods, will not Ouy %
assured Of The sc Contained in this Advertisement bat
will be we'll repaid b. calling II
s. HYMAN a CO.'S.
{ nosl7aOs COnsr Of Sure oTioT d, 4 Publ c square.
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ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHlN1 GOODS,
!, Copper, and Sheet Iron WaFf,

l. the e'gest In tho Market ard ere Just received lo
the best Hiusos Cincinnati anti New York, where N
recently selected at the owesi prices. ouf asso
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Linen Goods.

In this department. reputation s 40 veil asiHbltsed
ioIsellins tho Besr aud CHEAPEsI Goods. thst will
suffice 90 say ihst our stock n complete A. sng
only the best Lrdes Hsndkerhiefs ioT 2 oeRiH la
land. but ala0 lhe han lsOmoal lot vi
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DENTIST.
IN w / CHILD HAS REMOX

On Gold Silver Porcelain and NulcanLed Rubber Base
a the best nannsr Teeth Ia from $40 10 so. Gold
aings aneardnB 10 size Of the cavity from 60j Upward
maVlI
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Thrilling Incident.

Mr.. J. T. Headly, in his "Diary Of .
Chaplain in the Army Of the Revolution y
relates the following:
At the battle Of Bunker Hill, ~ the
British were advancing through Charles
ton to the attack. n soldier entered house
where the husband lay sick. His wife was
young and beautiful, and hearing the SOL
der in the next room went out 10 meet
him. lie Immediately addressed insulting
proposals 10 her. Being angrly repulsed
he attempted violence, when her screams,
aroused ner sick husband from his bed.
Neryed with the sudden excitement, he
leaped up, and seeing bis wife struggling
in the arms of British soldier ran him
through the body. The man fell back on
the floor, and rs his eyes met those Of his
destroyer, hc shrieked out my brother
The recognition was mutual, aud with the
exclamation Il have murdered nv broth.
er," the eyer.exeited invalid husband fell
dead ON the corpse. The unhappy broth
crs we're Seotchmen. One had emigrated
to America several years before, the other
had joined the English army, and after
long separation had thus met to PERISH 70,
pether,