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BRANDaErn's PlLLs HAvD NO Acr1oN nav

BRANDRETH's Pills HAvD no Acr1oN HAVE
ON IMPURITIES Young people cannot, but m.dde-nged
and old people can, oato the medicine which, being
used in sickness only upon the Of the disease
Around ovory organ affected there the medicine pene-
trates removing impurities preventing all settling of the
humors into ulcers, swelugs or tumors In Heart Alice
tons in Epilepsy in Pleury Sore Throats and aec-
ous of the Respiratory organs geuerol. In Iyspepso
thdso wonderful Pills give immediate rel of and porseve
will be to Maladies which have been
pronounced Ond human skill have cured by their
except impure umors and these being removed the
disease removed Millions deriving health from the
OF this innocent medicine, which never weakens, but
always strengthen; Sy, by taking out of the btdy these
matters, whi h4!d, as were, tho life pinci lie IN
custody; aud secondly, by mparug life giving property
the bond.
Sold at No 29 Canal ST.. Braudreths Building; ans by
Galdnar, No. 220 Superior street. Cleveland; and by
j. b. wheedon, Hudson and all respectable dealers IN
medicines d&w
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-. FRnaI wAsIHINannN

sBW 80 WAsmINGToN, Oct, g.
Eate last night an official dispatch was received
ftOm New Orleans stating that the steamer Phia.
dolphin had been seized by the U S. Marshal An
answer was immc diately transmitted directug the
retention of the Captain aud crew in view OF Judi
cal proceedings, aud TO hold the vessel, which, if
II be found that she was employed la tillibuster
ing expedition, she viii be subject TO forfeiture
The dispatch further stated that the auiery
company from Baton Rouge was on the way TO the
point where /: is said the lHhus,ors have oongfe,
gated, ready to be used by the Marshal, as ooca-
sion may require, 10 the eflot to urrest them.
Never has more earnesness been exhibited with
regard to any similar expedition than in relation
to this one, for the Illustration OF which most Wig
orOus measures have been adopted. So lar the
tolts Of the federal officers have been successful
and it is reliably asserted that their proceedings
are altogether satisfactory to the government.
New Orleans papers of Saturday, received this
evening by the southern malt furnish Tampico
dates TO the 27lh. Letters from the Liberal camp
make light 0rthe recent engagement between Gem
erals WOll and DcguladO, The latter is still near
Villita, from whence he sends word to tho Com
mandeT.in chief that his division is nearly organ
ized. Tue brigade of ZAca ecas was supported BY
six pieces of artillery, and had also Incorporated
itself with the division of the centre. Numerous
dj sertiOns from the enemy are repOrted-at one
time 500 infantry, ut another numerous body Of
cavalry, There was no concentration Of troops for
u combined attack, nor docs Il appear that my
definite paua have yet been decided upon
The instructions seut TO Mobile not only refer to
fillibuseTs cOunt crd with the present expedition,
hut to those who went out In the former Que In the
afterwards wrecked Susan. The order is ~ arrest
| them.
Commercial restrictions In Brazil have been fur
ther relaxed; This il a subject in which the Ad
ministrution has taken active interest. An Official
despatch WAS received tOday announcing that the
export duty Of ten cents heretofore charged on the
leading eXpolts of Brazil, including sugar. hides,
and othernatye products has been reduced to eight
cents,
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cINe .NNArI. H.mILrOs COUNTY. /,

Before me, the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and
for said county per onaly John Lee who being du
ly sworn deposed aud sal that he had suffering with
Darhwa for the past twenty years and had consulted
and received prescriptions his from all the prnc
pal ph sicaus Phade phii and Cincinnati all no
effect he received relief AT last no reduced to
mere skeleton without the hope Of finding
lief but, by the advice of friend induced to try
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,
and to his utter surprise he found relief from the first
al and ia less than two months found himself perfectly
cured Of his complaint and daily recovering hssfengh
Of body, and increasing eshi aud cheorfuly gives this
certificate in tha hope that others afflicted like him
self may be benefited. JOHN LEE.
Sworn aud subscribed before mo- August 2lst 1855.
+. HANSELMAN Justice of tho Peace,
No. a. Western street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
pattT Luz
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEil HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
he only harmless and reliable Dye kn,

The Only harmless and reliable Dye kRolOR
The Original aud best In the wOrldI
All others limitations and should be avoided
, wish To escape Tidiouie.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown BLACK, without the east
injury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardsd to WIN A. Batoheor since ls99 and over 5000
applications have been made to tho Hair patrons
his famous Dyes
WIN A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
not to iuure in the least however long may be continued
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes remedied the Hair invgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Tn private ToOnisJ at the Wis
Factory No, ~ Broadway, N. Y,
Sold IN all citieE and the United States Drug
giuts and Fancy Goods Doalsss
C1' The genuine has the und address upon
plate engraving On four sides Of each Box, OF
iaRi1 No 7sl Brdadway n "
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FRONr WAsUTNGTON.

VUTF
The President has recognized Henry A. Pierce
as Consul for the Kingdom Of thu Hawaiian Is
lands for Boston, New Bedford, Portsmouth and
Portland, to reside at Boston.
Willis II Is authoritatiyely stated that Il may bo
that Minister Ward did set out for Pekin,
and is there now after having exchanged ratifca-
lions Of the treaty but no official adyices to that
effect have been received at the State Department.
II may be mentioned that Capt, Tatnall, in a
letter dated tho 4th of July, says that by invita-
tion Of the Governor Of the Province, Mr.. Ward
had designated the sth Of that month for a con.
ference with him.
A second edition Of Jud 20 Blacks pamphlet
has been issued, with an appendix, in reply to
Senator Douglas Wooster speech, and the criti-
cisms Of different kind which have appeared in
other quarters. tnrvr vr3I
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FROM NEW YORIS

Nav HoRK, Oct. 6.
The cricket match to-day for the benefit of the
Engish players in which they played against
each other; one-half being on each side RssistOd d
by hve players selected from the twonty-two Of
Americans, was very interesting, though the at
tendance was not so large as the first two days,
The following is the result: Loekyer's side first
nnngs, total 1853; Stephepson's side, first innings,
S6i 2 of the all England players and 4 Of the
American Club are to go out to. morrow to finish
tho frstinnings on the Stephenson side.
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Q. J, BALLARD, President.

PREsENTATIoN-Last night the members OF
Alert Hose Co. presented, at pleasant little party
at their House, au elegant silver pitcher to their
esteemed exForeman d. Pritchard, who has just
returned from his weuung tour. We regret that
press of matter forbids any more extended notice
of the presentation this morning. We can only
wish for the worthy recipient aud his "oonsOr'
many years in which to own in unison this telti-
menial Of the regard felt for the bachelor Prilchad
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MAYFIELD HoRsEs,At the County Fair Mr.
F, Wilson of Mayflcld, bad on exhibition stall
ion with ~ colts, all very fine animals, and all spe-
eially worthy of notice. We understand this
stallion was the only ono exhibited that was mas
tive Of the County. lie was spedid animal.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RIonMoND Va, Oct. 6tl

RICHMoND Va, Oct. 9th
The House Of Clerical and Lay Delegates was
chiefly engaged to-day in referring various nmnnd'
ments of ihe Canons TO the Committee on Canons
motion to hold the next trlennlal Convention
at Chicago occasianed a long debate A motion to
substitute New Yor. was lost. No iinal action
was taken on the subject.
DIR, Biuney, Lord Bishop Of Nova Scotia, was
formally introduced to the Convention.
The Committee on New Dioceses reported reco-
mendihg the admission OF the Diocese of Mime
sofa, Adjourned.
The House of Bishops, OF course, sits with closed
doora XII
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" n WHTIHIIE 10 IHU UHWdIyI dHu UIIU
mighty to save" is contained in the book, HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
exp inns fully and unequivooaly the of
tiona arrangements aud prosrsed wefs with unlaug
instructions eradicate every and particle of the
Of disease, that gnawng that nsidiously, but
surely eats away aud undermnes the constitution leaving
but the wreck cf his former self The victim of this
fatal tendency should lose procuring this
Invaluable work.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, I57 Prince street, New York -
Price 25 cents. Sent free everywhere
Soldby GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud wAI FISKE
Druggisls Cleveland. oc7
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N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIoAN,
eeps tho largest of the approved kndso
PECTACLES, Alllus glasses, whether for OF 'ar
Ighted ground under his Rspection by machine
Of anew construction, with the greatest care
sutthe eyes ali cases. curing Weakness, DissiRssS
lHanBdOHot Of the Eyes and imparting strength for Ions
reading or fine sewing.
~ N. II. solomous0n would here inform the public
hathe never employs any the sale Of hislensss
- Also. a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROscOPES, COMPASSES, kc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
ETOmce9s Superior street ,under the American Hotal.
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FRONi NEW ORLFANsl

.I. ..- NEW ORLEANs, Oct, o.
The fllibusters did not leave Benvick's Bay, but
went down the river IN the tow boat farther, with
a sufficient supply of provisions, aud were unable
10 await better accommodations
The men have since landed at the Southwest
Pass.
Collector Hatch still refuses a clearance to the
steamship Philadelphia.
Mr. Ilatcbs great precaution has doubtless frus.
trated the expedltion.
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Last Nights Report,
FnnM nUFFALn.

BUFFALO, Oct. U. f
Tne prize fight this morning at Point Abiuo, ia
Canada, resulted in Price whipping Kelly in 10
rounds occupying forty minutes. Kelly was sec
onded by Harry Gribbon and Johnny Massey and
Piice by Heenan aud Mackuy.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
tB Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert piien
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once
the ntes, impr we'd and mosrspd steam presses the
best style short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid blank work. Every description
ofBnding DONE especially Blank Books. Iedgers Journ
as Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c, &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-07

REPuBLIcANs ATTEND.-The Republicans of
the Sixth Ward are urgently requested to meet at
Engine House No. 7 perry st on Saturday eve
ming next, at l2 o'clock. A more thorough Or
ganzation preparatory for the coming election is
the object. Come one, come all.
n. @. J. BALLARp President
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FROM rHlLADELpnIA.

: " 7 IIILAUFLFIIIAt VNNs VI
AZ The session Of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions Rev. Dr.. CheeVer submitted memorial
TO be forwarded TO the Senate aud House OF Rep
rentatiyes, asking that more vigorous measures be
resOrtel TO by our GoyeTument to canse the law OF
the laud against the foreign slave trade TO be vgor
ously enforced, the honor OF tho nation TO be pre-
served, and the country saved from the disgrace of
renewing tradc held 10 abhOrance by the civilized
world .H.H
After debate the memorial was referred to the
Business Committee.
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CUYAHoGA County, FAIR-THIRD DAY.-
Yesterday was the great day Of the Fair and was
by far the greatest Fair day ever seen at CuyRho-
ga County Fairs, The attendance of visitors was
very large and the crowd in the afternoon perfect,
ly immense. The clouds which on Wednesday
had threatened rain had cleared away and the day
was all that could be desired. At an carly hour
the Stevens buses disgOrged heavy loads of pas.
sengers every few minutes, and a constant stream
of pedestrians wonded their way to the grounds
We noticed in the Fine Art Hail. splendid
piece of embroidery by Miss Libbio Howard, who
We understand was but IS years old when she ex-
ecuted it. 1t was landscape scene and attract.
cd great deal of attention by its evidence Of
superior skill aud taste. In the fams Hall we
noticed AN embroidered Chair by Mrs. Roekafel.
low, the work Of which was very pleasing in ap-
pearance, showing wrsaths and collections of
flowers as brilliant as life John Bren, the sculp>
tor, exhibited busts Of Dr. Story and John Hes
which showed that the gifted artist had not taken
up his profession for nothing.
In the various departments there were many no.
tcable articles, which, want Of space forbids
our partleularizing, North's coal and lubricating
oils, Pitkins cider mill Jennings Hhot-guus, Rock
afsllow's chimney tops, "a grand thing, by the
way, and manufactured in this city, all these and
many others, were worthy Of note.
In the horse department VIM. Fuller, of Brook
lyn, the County Auditor, had quite stock com
prising "Green Noun ain" II, years old, brood
mare and colts pair Of year olds, pair Of
carriage horses, another of work horses, aud a
number more Of colts Of various ages,
Mr. +. Wilson, Of Mayheld, took the first pre-
mnm on stallion aud 8 colts. More special men
tion is made Of Mr.. Wilson's horses In another
paraaraph ...
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CHURCHILh'S HYPOPHOSPHITES.
the GrohL VlInl ResoneraH0r,
'E'ESH Ei&EGNH ARR

PROTECTED by ROYAL Letters
a Patent iIeia kNsLAND, and seeund b, the Seal
Vt tl0 ECOLE nE PHARAlAC1E DE PARIS aud IN
lMPERiAL COLLEGE o. SlEDICINR, VIENNA.
M l--luyulGHbu for Rolaxali1n, Spormaionhua an
Physical Exhaustion, and is IA tonic.
No - umpetey sFadanl an traces OF those diGeases
that have hoeh hitherto treated by the aud 90
cious use OF cupuvla all1 cubus
No 3-iihs entirely supplanie the injurious use mo
Cuty thereby insuring to Tho suA speedy relief dispe
Tug ~ le Impurities and rnotns OUT the venom OF seR
TRlESEMAl Nos, !, 2 aud $. prepared la the 10
OF uluZgngo devoid Of SMELL can carried
ia tla waistcoat pocket Sutp TN CAsgs and divided
piu skPAGArg DOSES us administered by Vupohu, Lnlls
mAn, kuuN, Rcutd &c Gc pnca, 81 tnch four cases
~ one for SS whh saves 81 sad ia S21 cases whUssby
thoTe Is suyng OF 81. rs he had, whuoste mud RETAIL
Of ~ HARLOW, 1874 Bletckor ST., Nuw York, lmmedi
atuy receiving remittance, Or. barrow will forward
the ~ ES y NJ X to part Of the WORTH, securely
packed and addressed according the Instructions Oi the
writer
Eoi sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND,
AMI WILLIAM FIsKE,
decd d&w " 2G0 AGENTS Cleveland
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New BRUNSWICK 9th
1t is supposed that the steamer Canada from
Liverpool on oath has arrived at Halifax. There
is a desperate storm of mud and rain providing
he horse express with the news if the steamer
has arrived will not be due here before nine or
ten O'clock Tomorrow.
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tg' The U. s. steamer Michigan Commander
Lanman, arrived here yesterday, the 9th, at l2
O'Clock, aud will remain about a week No mate
rial change of officers since last here.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BATcHEI oR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They elegant, light, ao aud durable f
Fitting to a cham-uo turning up behind shrinking
the head indeed this is the onl' Es,sbslmenl where
these things properly understood aud made.
80 broadway, New York
JanlT W. FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio Agent
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DINING HALL ON TUE FAIR GRoUNDs.--Messrs.
Vosburgh 4 Weaver have had in operation an ex.
ooont dining hall on tho Fair Grounds which has
been we'll pntronized and well liked,
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For DETRolr-Stoamboat Ocean, Capt. X. o. EVANS, at
3 o'clock p Nj.
Fos BUFrAIo-s oamboat Sea Bird, Cap Blodgott, at 9
O'Clock p. NJ,
fOR SANDUsKY ToLFDo-Steamboat Forester Cant.
]. p. WAND, al y o'clo,k A. NJ.
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THE TRoTTINo To-DAY.-The trotting at the
County Fair Grounds will commence this morning
at 10 o'clock Be on band.
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SsSy- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuokers' and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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GEO. GREENFIELD, ~
MAKER AND HAIR DRESSER

l2l Seneca Street.
Having always the services Of the best wo7kmen feels
cohhdeni OF giring satisfaction 10 those who
mag fafef him with their patronage.
4 large assortment Of ORNAMENTAL HAIR always
on hand = :. go,
HOT AND COLD BATHS al all hours. sopl
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At O'Clock there was a grand parade in the
ring Of all the premium stock and township teams
The display was very aue, and the array Of supe.
ror animals was such as to delight ihs lovers Of
the brute creation, and all who feel interested IN
the Improvement Of stock among our farmers.
LADIES EQURsTRIAEIsM. -
Tie grand attraction of the day was the display
OF equestrianism by the ladies who had entered
their names for competition and the vast crowd
that poured increasingly through the entrance
gates showed how attractive that display was,--
The gentlemen went at that time Of course, to see
this version Of "Beauty and the Beast, !" aud the
ladies' turned out, II would seem, Basss, to see
what credit their "sisteren" would win for them
selves, Tor three hours there was one continuous
throng pouring into the grounds until every foot
Of standing room about the ring was occupied and
every seat upon the stand bore its burden Car
nages almost innamerable covered the grounds,
aud there were probably not less Than rs 900 peo-
pie upon the grounds, 10 an outsider this viii
sosud large, but certainly those who were inaideri
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RnssInn Steam Rnlhlng Eslahll,hment.
% Hicks St., near Fngins House No. 10,
Cleveland, (NYest Side.l
NUE RUSSIAN STEAM RATH is


'NHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
d universally known all Europe where Il Is estab-
sheu IN ali le lptgr citlHa mud even III luuy ~ the
nulHr towns, aud 60, orally approved by all Md
ch dutluiltrs, rs not only safe, quick, th lent and
highly agree he remedy against gre humber OF tho
uuuhusumH uisons hut also prunlttr Of heath,
of siren th tud most powerful gthener OF
The nervous H. That no particular furommtnda OF
Is called FOR As purifying mud tnvguTuiing agent for
the skim this bath s uCknOw lodged 10 10 surpassed
other whalOv hu, ho' singuuf combination OF
6ttRu water TCOn and Tcisu, exhibited in these
tl fiSmcns, Affects the whole body ~ such powerful
way to Jrompstoy eradiono Hionses which obs inttly
Tn6isln other remedies, Rheumaiisn, Salt heum, Ring
eases hrising nm suupos ed urpr III action of the ska
radically cured without exh biting iaternn medicine
Dseasus Of The utT-passaFos, tuiunh, Coughing; and
oven shmu ioImH OF GosuAian n np advs snot far,
r,Iluvnd without difficulty,
En agem0nt of Tho aud Spleen, Dyspepsg Pilps
Mufculalism SUroiuous SWeinrg Pralytic iysteiion
Affections, Gout aud sometimes ptupue hts Deafuesh.
and great number Of 0her alhans successfully
Treated. OF The ocncy Of steam nHhug IN MI these al
clAimnl tot It. but what can actualY ba d1na, and what
oyefy Qua may experience ~ hihisef ~. t'-te
JUST TRY IT,n
are cneatei with this establishment, and used
sapnutey. go. -. ~. ~ l..l.s
TiUKgTa:-A single stoam Bath o. cents. per doz 50 90
cld or warm wat3g Bath 10 cts; pr los, laO
II nrB OF admission for Ladies' Tuosdays Thuraday
Saturdays In tie tTenpon for Gentlemen during the af-
erHoons OF thu same days imm to O'Clock und Sun-
duyB ftonl 9iv ~ 2D'Olnck A. NJ Lst-I II Il 4
TT'Il Wv HERsANN RAEHEI,, Propreiur
Cleveland. Aug lBih. iA9. augs0.Mg
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cry & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY mcRNINo, OoT ,, 1888
NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs

PROT Pa'mcr-Looiure at sapford's Hall
Peton Breed-For Ch cago.
Pei Breod-For Ogdensbureh
Or. Bano S-Phyd logical acknowledgement Notice
s. s. Barrie-Coal Oil
Peton Breod--For DunIhk
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20 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING, sc.
nor ALL T0NS0RIAL OPERA

HAIR CUTTIgG. DRESSING on DYEING.
And Tor Iutnrous SHAVING ia cool. pleasant an
ELEGANT ROOMS, soto .,,,,,,,,,,
Establishment ur der the uerieaa. natl-
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 6. /
Only two Of tho three steamers advertised to sail
Tor California yesterday left this port-tho Baltic
and Northern Light
M. D. II. Johnaon, the contractor TO carry the
California mail BY the Nicaragua route, having
nolihsd tho Post Master General that owing 10
circumstances be could not ful6 his contract. The
provisional contract for nine months to carry mails
via Panama vas completed with Mr.. Vanderbilt,
and al The mails went by tho Northern Light.