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Russian Steam Bathing EsIabIisnmOnt,
" Hicks 81, near Engine Hnute No 10,
Cleveland, CIYasf si,lo.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATI


THE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
n universally known All Eur1e, vile 10 y esinh-
hshed Ia ali tho lufg cities aud svun 10 ~ Tho
smaller towns, idt is ~ gai orally a. Pr"yUd va mtd
lea. puthuritits, as ma only safe, qu ck os rd
highly agreeable remedy nehst gsat humhcru o mOst
troublesome diHels but ulsO motor u htuih, prc
Of siren th aud utst twsi fu sirtlgthener u
the nervous is NJ That no pntieuar emmrLda'n ct
It ~ called iuT As punyilg uuL nylgOrtnA agent i,T
thu In this bath s bcknnV drd IN 10
other mpaI whaeg HUI ihp sngulnr amnhtatinn uf
steam, water, iItsiun aid rose, exhihtT hose
tai ishneuts, Affects the VIII 10 tudy - 81 h POwsriu
waN rs ~ rompttey eradiclu Diseates which obs uhsy
resist al ollsf remedies. Rhouilnfsm salt Rhuuni. Rug
ersine fem uupros cd yruirtd cf the skia
are Tadically cared without urlbing iriernil nOfoile
DiseHhes u tbs uif-pnssasa' Cu'H1h COughiug; hpd
forms of Consumption Il ndv usea TO ilt
are removed without difficulty
EnlArg smont Of tho III und Spleen DyFpsTsy Ihios
MernhHlisn ecrfulhus ~ olibg. paraiWe flystefcN
Alttons, Ooui, aud s1meiimes fpilciio fs Dsninss,
uud sruai number at other ameLs arc successfully
lreaedl OF The nfcin,y of stoan hahig an urse
claimeJ for H. but what efh afthny DO do ma What
every uh6 nuy eHperiuuru IN himsulffs-.
JUST TRY IL
Cold aud Warm Wafer linihs. us wni ~ shower Bath,
are cppsloI with this Establishment, aid Do uetd
ricKEfs-A single Seom Bath C2 couisI por dos 10
cuid uf warm Walar fiath .bctsi pr LoZ, lhA
iurs OF adm ssou for Ladies' Tuesdays. rhn slys
Saufdayu Ia hu iuTunni iIr entl0ms during tho
tornn0H Of tho sume days in1n 10 o'ueok aud sui
dnyh ffom 10 n OctpCk A ~ l.
~ HERNiANN RAEnRL. PrupreiaT..
Cleveland Aug ldth, lss uugsO.2a
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4flt0itinfs.
Drugs, Medicino15 Paints and Oiis

.lNSEBD Ullr-50 BBhS. G.. o..
~ GRtsWOLDs, ths bfr n tie ytfd at o. ov,
na5si5 a,,s,s price. siRpN0 sARAlshk, NC
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Coon ADVIoE.-Be saving your money aud
make II go great way. bybuyihg your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, HtL Benedict 4
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment Of goods ia their line
Of the latest styles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

THE TURF.-There will be a race this after
noon at o'clock, at Spring Pond Track for =
purse Of $50, Mile heats, best 3 in 5, between
"sailor Boy" "Tom Florence" and "Honest
John0
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FROM PITTsBUHGH.

PfTTsDuRoH, Nov. 70.
Tho brick building attached 10 st Paul's Cath
edral, occupied by Bishop O'Oonner was partially
destroyed by Ore this morning Loss about $1,000
Fully Insured A'. .- .a.--r
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EF-Krautsalaars wife discovered her old hen
sitting in the back yard, and ''bnst up her nests"
Soon after the good wife came in much excited and
said:
any dear Krautsaaat took the eggs from
Browne, and now she has gone and set onto an old
moot oKSi"
Let her set :" said the bilious old klIow, "if
she sets on au axe may be she'll Ratchet"
Doubtless she will-we don't see anything to
henler
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FRom NEW nRLEiNs

NBw ORLEANS, NV. 3.
Seven squares from Washington 10 9th street,
fourth District, were burned this evening. They
were thlcky built small buildings. Another
square Is ON fire. The firemon are powerless, and
there Ia a want Of water
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FRom mInLEpaEvmLE.

MlLLBDGRyILLB, Nov 3.
Tho Legislature met h0rs yesterday aud both
Curry us President of the Senate and Irvine as
Speaker Of tho House.
The Governor communicated lengthy message
solely confined to State business, no refelonC bo
ing made TO National politics.
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PROM ALBANY.

........ ALBANY, Nov. ..
A freight train. consisting Of Al cars, on the
N. Y Central Railroad ran of the track at
MIDNIGHT near this city. Iho locomotive and
eight of the cars were smashed Nolives lost.
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~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend +. Ruiiiuia excellent assort
ments Of FAN Styles at l75 Superior street, lie,
as practical FurrIer, is now engaged in manufac-
turing Capes, Muffs, Fur Gloves etc. Oto, for this
Fall and Winter trade
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TaiDAY moRNINo, nov. 4, 1859.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENFs.

Cle'oand Library observation-disclosures BY Rev. r. Starr
King.
Young Mems Christian Assoclaiion-Ltcn by II, n.
John P Hale It..
A. 8. Garduer- China Ware.
NJ Perry Co Upper Ten Mills Flour.
Matthew Bprkor-Lega Notice
Pelton Breod-For Dunkitk.
Pei Breed-For Chicago
S. S Bauio-Coal oil md Lamps.
Cleveland Chess Club-Bus Notice
Y NJ. @. A.-Bus. Notice. "..
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COOKING EXTRAOTS-Of all IA
mv26 R.w sACKRfDER
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BArCHELo3S WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
They elegant, light pS and durable.
Fitting to "A charm-no turning up behnd--no shrinking
tho head; Indeed, this is tho on' Establishment whero
these things properly understood and made.
233 broadway, New York.
iaul7 W. FISRE Cleveland. Ohio Agent
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.


EEw YoRK, Nov. 3.
Ilor, Thos Corwin, Member Of Congress elect
from Ohio, delivered long address 20 an audi
anee Of about 2.0OO persons al Musical Hall,
BfookJ ., embodying his news Of tho doctrines
Of the Republican party.
lie argued that She irrspressble conflict be.
tween Free and Slave labor originated with the
South Carolina nullifcation; counseled obedi-
enco to all law, including the Fugitive Slave
law, and defended Webster, Clay and Fillmore,
from tho charge Of being favorable TO slavery
because they recognized aud acted on their duty
as sworn officials Of the Government
lie 10 opposed 10 the doctrince Of Squaitor
Sovereignty, and repudiates the extfavsgant
sentiments promulgated by Wendell Phillips
with reference TO Old Brown and Harpsr's Fer
ry. Popular Sovereignty, in exercising ito pow
ors in Kansas, hadresulted 10 four years ofcvil
war, out Of which came that spectre Of insanity
and treason--John Brown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

oPERA.-The Opera of I'll Troyatore" was
splendidlJ performed last night to good house.
The Company leave here with the regrets OF Cleve-
landers that they cannot stay longer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

NcnoE.-The members Of the Cleveland
CHEESE Club are requested to meet at their rooms
on Bank street, this evening, at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired bs business Of importance
will be transacted. BY order Of the President.
JonS scnuEsuEaHR, sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

I-d7 A Warning to the Unwary, and one
'nighty to save" is contained in the book. HUMAN
FRAGLTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
expl us fully and unequyocay the secret o futc
tuna arrangements uui prostated with uniang
instructions eradicate every trace aud particle Of the vCn
OF disease that guaWng worm that insdousy but too
surely away aud und tho constitution, leaving
but tho wreck of hs former self Tho victim Of this
fatal eodsuCy should not lose moment in procuring this
invaluable work
Sold by DR.. HARROW, I57 Prince street. New York
Price % cents, Sent free everywhere.
SolJby GAYLORD Sc lIAMMOND, aud wM. .FISKE,
Drug,isis, Cleyoand. oct7
~ The History of Dr.. J. HOSTET1ERS
STOMACH DlrrERS, the most remarkable icine of
the day aud the many that have beea performed with
in Of Lv Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debili-
it aud other dsases arising from disorderod stomach
liver, places 1t among the mast astonishing disco
hat havo taken place in tn mod cal world This diseases
which Bltes apple abo universal that there
hut of friends who my test thoir
10 then own families or orco Of acquantuuccs and prove
to therowu satisipcon tnat there least remedy
among theuaug advert sod medicines, deserving tho public
commentator.
For by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
oetz5 lw
PowERLEss FOR EuL-PorENr FOR GooD-
When pain Inflammation is present. aud Braudrcths
fs used they seize upon the humors which
the occsion OF the pain aud uammaiiou remove
aud The expulsion dopaved humo's is possessed
bv other Medicine. For raudreihs Pills operate solely
upon those mpur les which surround and affect the lis
sues aud organs Affected by disease BY natural affinity
tey seizo these umors, because hor o is below that
Of tue surrounding parts and oSDe them m the body
Young reo1o cannot Int middle ug0l aud old people
IN nmcusure approoi e that meCcine which, being used
in Sickness acts cnly upon the Of disease aud which
has power except upon those humOrs Whose presence
produces ovry pain, and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ affected there these NvUnde
ful Ihls orato l Impurities fram thus pre-
veltng settling Of the humo because they removed
from the bldy In theumaism levers, peurises pains in
the side, Gyspspse head aches cost Asthm colds
coughs throats, piles, ulcers bois thoy give imme
date relic; aud taken carly, prevent organic disease
NTsadios pronounced beyond human skill have yeldo,
10 their niuelca aud mOus OF human lives have boei
saved by their mels oh how important in sickness
t1u3o that msdcue which onl7 e1ngushos the diseas
nnl leaves no evil e1oc behind
Sn'd No. 29l Canal st.. Brapdroh's Ruildng ana b.
diner, No. 90 superior street, Cevelnud and b.
=. u, WheodUn, Hudson and all respectable dealers
medicines dty
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beU- TINS regular monthly social meeting OF
the Y NJ. O. A., ana the l.. e. U., appointed for
Tuesday, the Ist ID postponed on account Of the
eeture OF DIR. Baird until Friday evening, Nov.
9Th, when full attendance "a particular desired, ,as
mattorH Of importance arc to be discussed
Nv anacial ordar ...... rs. /.
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FROM LRxINGTON.

LExrNeToN, Ky, Nov. g.
The bagging roctory OF r. Scott was totally a.
stroyed by fire this evening Loss about Sl,5tO
or $1,000 Insured. BniIding frame very old -
Origin Of fire not known,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

WHITE LEAD-20,00 600 lbs. con
w stbnt on hand OF lil th- Varins pnnufso urts
sustt = ito ~ 'e1iit a
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REMOVAL
N. H. sOLOMONSON.
OPTICIA N,
mOsT IMPROVED sPECTACLEs,

Nuar to Fuggs Crockery tore whore ho win contiauo h
keep choice assortment oi tho
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I'VE FTniihd snrn ihnt ie ECest yutG on HaFsi
Grammar, u eilw cEen, GuOld Pr0 VII ~ evafy-
where received With the highest appreciation EFudHo
tchoaTs faTaciopg aud 0sr minntinR crics able toac
aud professors asinar Of learning unite iu
pun0uncng the work prdfund comllau aud eminantiY
saSfsctoy billon of the gramuT of language ~
tfhs LTnn News may ~ 1852.
regnTd II te host valuable of All the w6rfs uonu
tho subject Of ieh ~ nrssig nTdlopedia u p0E
Ing rich treasures Of hslQncH ard uIhnal khuHiadgs II
Is, thIonsheuI emnealy p9ete9 is y Character No
AIMS Han, Brooklyn @ 80
This suthsr hp PRODUCED sork which must exert a
material influence In sysfmHizng the laws anf nrsimi
laing 'hn pfno plea - our language sud which will
y reject bon0f snn hmssf and cigllt ug on the oonRuy
II iearned without heisg prdn, disorimnaiing with
op, being hFpe@lga coiions without eng pToliE ard
indepandent Wilpu bong pfeauinpiuOua y. Courier
end khquifer, Jan. lA lSi ea
"'fhe Grammar { Englsh 0pmmau. has ali the Sc
we're accuracy Of which u instuiug fhe nuihors frst
Nort isso rem gAs9ls an eiamge ts same dogtI ines
NE eos ehouads 70 and "a h1ppy instauf OF
its eIpng f8lic0uslY wTOugll that I'D
ssns n VIZ sSsm$a9 IA Bs' u ~ R N ~
Journal OF tdueatOn -
PnsatLbo E.s@ls@ JB oonBt co,
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r5- We are Ioi csd to hid that ths renowned Chems
Of New England D0ot AVER has ct length turned his at
ton ion the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our soctioa is healthy any other, with
single exception, aud that is the Fever and
haunts as every side But bis remedy cure
should kno 10 must n he made it. Cast ont this bsleu
disease Among aud Of tho lovooss spots
In the West -[somiuol. Fairfield, Iowa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

EUCLID PLAoE.-The large boarding House on
the corner Of Euclid and Erie Streets is for rent
Apply to VIM. ScoGold, 1856 Eric ct. Iw
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~ Fine Silver Tea sO,ts Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, 20, 30.
A very large stock and all warranted Of the best
Doublo Plate, can be found at
FoGo, ENswoRTH a Co.'S,
ootI aE Cor. Superior and Seneca slA
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NEW BOOKS.
LAW Books!

a"t L2AW BOOKS
EOR SALE by J. b, COBB &
IL co -
KENTs COMMENTARIES
GREgNLEAF ON EYIcENCR.
WALKER on AMERICAN LAW.
CTIlITY's PLEADIN0S
SWANS TREATISE, FOR JUSTICES or THE
PEACE.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES
CiurTENDEN'S DIGEST OF ONO STATE RE
PORTS.
OHIO STATE REPORTS Volt
NAsa'5 DIGEST or OHIO REPORTS.
NAsIl'S PLEADING AND PRACTICE.
RAFFS GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATORS.
ONO REPORTS, Vol. B
WEHDpLL's BLAt KsPONE, 4 Vols.
CtGrrYs BLACKSroNE, 2 Vols
TAYLOR's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
MATHEWS GUARDIANS GUIDE.
CALLAN's u. 8. MILITARY LAWS.
octlO j, B. COBB Il CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

LEAFENWoRTt, nov ~ 4
Gov hedary has issued proclamation dec ar.
ing the Wyandote Constitution adopted Also
Designating the 2lth Inst as Day Of Thanksgiving.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

EYE GLASSES, all kinds Of Optical and Mathematical
INST .UMENri assuring generous public that he will
spare 10 pus 20 give general sntis action. Thaukfu for
tho confidence and liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during Tho Grst three years he would Ispectuy solic
from tho public continuance OF the IN his new loca
tgn. oclldif
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

tB- Travellers will bear In mind that Halls IIo-
m@cpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the wcddel
House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS are tho
ambassadors Of health to all nuons whether civilized
savage. They need oay hia to become the only accept
cd remedial agents for all Internal and ernal disorders
Sold at the mauuisciory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
YORK. and by all Druggists 2Sc, 6sc aud 81 per pot
box. uOyl:2bo
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TELEGRAPH.

Reportod By the Unlsn telegraph,
'ffioHi WARiNo's BLOCK, CORNRR of BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTREErs
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" For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go TO b G.. Diotz III Superior st.
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CLASSICAL.
MUSIOAL.
BEER and PORK PACKING,

..... Alnr NAitnalfo
sinughtctinai PRelSlHR and Rendering
leutublishment, 't'a y N-
GITUATED ON SCRANTON AVE-
- nue. and Cuyahtga River has boon thoroughly 70
paned Aid nov ready ior pusinoss u has uupaoy for
800 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
dhlr a af which alHnahisrcd paetod and the taoW
aud lad rendered IN the HhtUs baiidRg,
wekSy on hand large stock of Cooporaso and Salt.
Our large
sT.RAM LIGHTER
osn deliver on Gard prousiisu or AZ The nnfosd Dsp0s
lnll Lars paokinH each TIN, dpnF away With dfaFhne
tniirny We do siIi " oomnis.nn business Ofleis
septiI:B Bl-Aa sHOLL HILIIARD,
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that Professor, seeg. 9slt hoAlsI9ilys

That Professor lMOOaE hEiF kGAt0Tatiyt
WILL PRESRYE' INFALL1BLY
,ss S, sS ss s 40 p e. q & ss srsay sa yo r o.
siofs tka slay cover bald ns,a,es own oru5aeni
aS ana H.i,'s Rs. 'tS 10 sss SS 3s t
Ptos.li@qa aeq S9,l e59lsa & 9 l.lg. sts feEgss
muo6 IL Is favor Hoad ths tglloetng gndladgr;
paos s E so5 Ai e sis Y, ~ sdSa,r @
s Ts1 sg. Si0 %SSS % Sds&S iS. @ fSdgaa nm
oT a its ssas Rsa or soma time had bsn prcso,y
coyer,d viii lolss, ia slas called I tee'a b N ns
seeing IN sndeiass i aGvissi u. 10 ssssear Rs.tof,s
Ssd sT ,Ssi iT ef M aa, la ss p WV m, Rsp ste
s9 di;ss,s l,sl ana % Jaw end ,fisH g Pg LeI @
ssIng esnS % SsP P,S sn hs 3, asS % sISs s az s
Restorative - perfect Ismsay ar ~ Diseases gf ne
sway GEo. W HlGGNHornkhi. .l
Psoy s NJ "A ,l9 M as sTtt
ness sSs rsaSsisd S' Ss o5.shi sPpisst ii aS
.sfs y dressi " When comm iced as,ns yoay HAIR ~
aa essll asd iis use i p,p ihe assts
hat tarnea % ~ iatla eaiot @ A9 as,umSa aiingA
sSS SssiSa sssi sss
Z y - &! Ss isi SS & &c %
SsSss S ct SlsSS g s s si' ~ Ssss 49,
''''''"%i ,H.l : 'i's'l' Mss sYaoEpsla .a,a
fs5r. wooP.bsSr s Sir ~ Tho advice IA ksfi
Ss sSSsd fS e ~ ss hls % sa s. a
noaIS s,sT haiE uy hsu gumg p MN Wy hair haa1f
sioi aa L l Sosas sis tS = Ss a
~. SSIS SsssSs Soa'G iEs'siss.F'i
it r1iaftnl ia..L ....,7 y A JAcoEs ~.
The RsssEaiiseis pu. w N bitlo igps sisa, ysi NJ
lstsi ~ cts dosi ssl GS he .SIia@ eails iiisi
SSs 1so aSsIs psti pes idis 1 6s ls sss ~ ~ m
cent moro iu Ifoporla aud oidh ies three dollars % 70
&c, ovSsj Yoop co rIeaasl.e No lia9,sawpyH tiaa
KSA ,OidSS All DSuSsFlS - Rpaa Gaei1i+sbb. n
Viaaad Boa aisi ia asillo 81 ,ls
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

lzg-seo advertisement of DIR. sanlOrd's Liver
InvigOrator if.
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The steamer Sea Bird, chartered by Hanna,
GarrettsOu Co., to carry load OF freight 10
Lake Superior, leit last evening with heavy load
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-04
NJ. J. DICKERsON,
Late Of the firm Of Ambler 8 Dickorson,l
DENTIST.

OEcs 2S9, Sapsfi0r street, near henaetPs store
Dr. ID s new suit Of frooms ready, aud he would
be pleased TO all II his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed faus an crown hlled exposed capped and
cd; ais, teeth inserted gold silver coralte vulcau
base or platinum plate, with continuous gum, which u
On much used east. mv23
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SelS~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matson's aud Olmsted's news depOts
AT news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26
AN Incident of the Mexican War.

Captain Thomas F. Marshall (the whilom
temperance lecturer) was in the habit of com
ing on parade in a state quite subversiye of all
discipline and army rules. Captain Clay,
though the not strictest Of all the captains in
obeying and requiring obedience, determined to
give Marshall a hint of bis disapproval. So
as soon as he became officer of the day."
when his command was the highest next to
that of the Colonel, he donned his military
dress, and, riding up TO the guard-horse, he
cried out with lond voice, Officer of the
guard F." When the guard-officer appeared he
said, command y0u to empty the guard
house Of all of the prisoners so long as I
have command of this regiment, no soldier
shall be punished while captains are allowed to
violate the rules of war with irpunity" The
guard-house was empticd, and expectation
was on tiptoe to see the issue of this fragrant
breach of duty. But no notice was taken of
the affair by the Colonel. At the next en-
carnpment the famous quarrel took place, in
the presence Of the whole regiment, between
Captains Clay and Thomas r. Marshal. Clay
proposed to fight Marshal on the spot with
broad swords. but Marshall pleaded that it
would embroiI the whole regiment. Thereupon
GtdS ihoSt oitteFly fepIGu tIdJ " hilrSndil, at
Lexington, did not fear toprovoke, by tbemost
infammatory appeals, an affray, when wonen
and children were in danger, and Clay himself
overpowered by superior force, but here, when
they met on equal terms, where men wore
swords and war was the profession Of all, he
feared to embroil others! Such plea was the
refuge of the poltroon and an assassin" The
next day Marshall tried to drown himself in
Clay's revenge upon the leader Of the Lexing-
ton mob of 1846-N Y Post
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-08-26

accompanied by narrow, miserly, selfish, and
sordid spirit. And yet ayarice is passion
that grows with the meat whereOn it feeds
Only few weeks since, we heard rich man
admit that he was one of the most misera-
BILE of human beings. He was distrustful
even of his best friends, apprehensive that
some selfish motive might prompt his con-
duct, and the warmer his professions the
more subtle and deceptive the motive
We expressed surprise, when he admitted
the folly of such course, and exclaimed |
have struggled again and again to resist and
overcome the infatuation, but in vain" In
brief, avarice has become the master passion Of
his existence, and although aware of the fact,
he cannot summon sufficient moral courage to
-sdfflue it. Alas wealth under such circum-
stances 1t hangs like heavy cloud upon
the mind and soul it disturbs and agitates
the present it darkens and desoates the flu
ture. Far better, we repeat, to- be contented
and satisfied, however humble our abode or
scanty our wardrobe. And so with almost every
gift, faculty, or blessing that God has confded
to u.s. Used wisely, rightly, generously, and
justly, and the results are all that could be de-
sired But misused and abused, and the con-
sequences, in the great majority of cases, are
truly deplorable. The rich man to be good
man, and faithfully discharge his mission, must
be generous as well as just-considerate as
well as humane. He must live, not for HIM
self alone, but for mankind at large.