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The chiy harmless anil reliable Due khoioR
Tno Original aud host Ia tho wOrd
MI others mere mutations and should be avoided
. wish to escape ridCulo
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly tn
beautiful and natural Brown Black. without the
inIlfy tu Hair or skin.
wordnd to VIM A. Bachelor since ls9 and over BOON
applications hayn been made TO the Hair Of his patrons
kls famous Dyes.
NM A. BATCliELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a color
R0t TO be- distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
snt tn 1nro m the ea"WeSet long NAV bs continued
aud HE ~ elect Of Had Dyas rtme,ed the Hair inygor
stol for life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (.u private IoOnsl at the WIG
Factory, No. 2fi broadway, N. Y.
Sud ~ all cities and p the United States bV Drug
Rists aul Fancy Goods pealuAs
10 The genuine has the and ndlregs upOn n steel
piata engraving on four sides Of each llnX, OF
WM a. BATCHELOR,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-25

HoT WEATHER AND WATRR.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, We
have often heard people complain in most dole
fal manner Of the heat aud yet do not introduce
wator on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wettlng their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those to call on d. p.
Bowers, (aueeessor 10 J. b. Barnes, Plumber,) At.
water Building, who has a large stock of Plumb
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &C., and engage him to
put up a ceSliug institution forthwith We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool.
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FnOM PnILAnRLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Oct ~
Hon. J. II. Giddings publishes card defending
himselfrOm the insinuati0n implied by the refusal
Of Capt Brown 10 answer the question In cOnver
sailon with Senator Mason and Messra Faulkner
aud Yallandingham, whether he (Giddings) had
been consulted about the Virginia expedition. lie
pronounced this attempt 30 assa him dishouora.
bic and denies ever having been consulted by
Brown In regard TO his Virginia expedition or any
other expedition or matter whatever.
Tue New York Herald Washington cOrrespon.
deut says the Secretary Of War lias received since
the affair at Harpers Ferry an insolent letter pur
porting 10 come from the notorious Cook, dated al
ChambersbuTg, informing him that il is his inten
ton 20 march an army OF several thousand men
and take Harpers Ferry aud libefaie The prisoners
and TO pei form sundry other ridiculous leafs -
They would hardly have given the Secretary
warning In advance II they really intended to carry
out their threat
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FRoM CLEVELAND TO NEw YoRK DmEor-
The practicabillty Of the new route to New York
via. Quebec is such that F, Butts & Co. are now
engaging vessels for thee trade, &c, direct to
New York The sohr. Sarah HILBERT has just len
for New York direct with full load Of their celo-
brated Sterling Coal F. b. 4 Co., have directed
their attention to this route in consequence of the
excessive canal tolls aud iuegulariiy Of freghls;
also the unfinished state Of the Canal Enlargement
rendering transportation more expensive aud un
reliable than by the direct route.
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FoR TuR CmLDREE.-Whcn you 60 homo to-
night, if fortunate enough to have homo and
wife and '1ittle 'uns" therein, take few papers Of
Whitney's Buckeye Candy and Pop Corn for them
to enjoy, and sec what their verdict will be upon
their merit, If bachelor, take some to your
friends wife aud children and thereby firmly es,
tablish yourself in their good graces.
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THE LRcTURR SEAsoN.-The Young Mems
Christian Association have announced the names
OF part OF their Lecturers for the coming season.
DR.. Checyer, Of New York, will commence the
course on Friday evening next, Oct 2slh, with a
lecture on "The Career of Lord Erskine-his elo-
qucnCe and patriotism in the defence Of freedom
against tyranny twill be deeply interesting 49,
Dr. Cheever will be followed by Hon John p,
Hale, Rev. 7. A Stockton. Rev. A. l.. Stone, DR..
G. s. Henry, Geo. W. Curtis, Esq, and others ei
note
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REPUBLIcAN BANQUET-The German Repub-
lieans had rousing time al their Celebration and
Banquet last evening at National Hall. Speeches
were made full of patriotic iro and congraiula,
ton upon the recent victory in the State. A rich
and substantial Banquo. was spread out and dan
cling was kept up to an early hour to the music Of
the Heoker Band.
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WoLTsTBNBRRGRR's PANoRANAs. - Another
crowd filled Chapius Hall last evening to zee
these great works OF Art. 1t is tho finest exhibit
tion ever shown in this country. No one should
fail to see it, is the talk of lho city. II you go
tonight 20 carlythe best seats are taken as soon
I'd the doors are open. 1t will be shown hero on
ly five nights more so hurry up Tickets IS
cents. Doors oyen at O'Clock.
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THB STATUE oF Perry The artist WalcOlt
has finished tho work of draping the igure Of Com
Perry and the statue stands forth now In clay, just
il will stand 10 the pure marble when inaugurated
in Cleveland Park. The studio is now open for the
admission Of all who desire to see the statue, and
We urge all TO 60 and see the work during the few
days that Il will be open TO inspection, that they
may have definite aud correct ida Of how Il
will look when ohizelled Ou. OF the immense block
which Is now waiting the seulptor's hand. Il has
received the unqualified approval Of competent
judges, among whom we may mention ex Govern
or Briggs Of Massachusetts,. The studio Is at the
corner Of High and Middle streets, few steps in
the rear Of Jones 4 Sons marble warehouse, and
all are invited to call and judge for themselves o.
its beauty and merit
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RoeUERT.-On Sunday night as Mr.. Morrill,, Of
the firm Of Morrill, & Bowers, attended service at
Cbapin's Hall leaving his horse and buggy at the
door, some conscenceess rogue, wishing free ride
took the bOrsc and made of with it. Search was
kept up for it until about l2 o'clock when officer
Palmer found them in an alley near the CONNER
cSl House, on Seneca street. Tho horse had evi.
IDENTIFY been driven round town during tho evening.
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CoNoERT OP TuR CLEvRLAND Musical sooIR-
TY.-on Wednesday of next week, Nov. I'd, tho
Cleveland Musical Society will give Concert at
the MolodoOu. Tho concerts heretofore givon by
this Association have shown to our otiEons what
they are capable Of, and wO need not praise thsm
here. Tickets arc rOady for distribution to tho
subscribers Of the Association, and all are invited
to give encouragement to tho Society by becoming
nnhanrihnra
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FIRE.-Last evening at quarter past six o'clk
A fire was discovered in McGuire's boot and shoe
store, No. l26 Ontario street. The building was
but slightly damaged. The stock was damaged
about S40O-iusured in the Home Company $500,
Atlantic $1,000. The Gre caught from the chin
ney, the bottom of which set on timbers in the
second stOry-a very faulty arrangement. 1t has
been 50 for several years and it strange ihas not
CAUGHT fire before.
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orsTERs.-The oyster season has fairly arrived
and Mossrs. Mould & Numsen arc prepared to
furnish parties or private families with the largest
finest and freshest oysters TO bo obtained at Bati-
moro, or Fair IIavon, or FROM the "plAnting beds"
whore the stock from the newly discovered "pla-
Ger" arc fattenOd. Beside their supply Of these
bivalvos, they have confectionery and fruits in
abundance ready to bO served out to tho fortunate
purchaser.
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IL. The wido reputation which pr. j. nos.

LETTERS "SrOMAClI DlTTERS" have attained Dur
ing the past year. tspoaks lis excellence 10 orcble
manner thsn any words which offer 1t ronoyHtes
pufif,s aud srcns hens the system aids tho stomach
Ia tho performance Ct It's functions II is regarded all
sides suyore u specific, and therefore, to procure it
10 the best possible should be the obu OF the public
We CONNIE I'd with than usual zeal and hdonoo,
elloyinB aud knowing. do that stands foremost
among the many preparations Of the day, for imParfg
strength Vgor aud TO tho sem aud posse sing tho
cIratyo powers for ull similar di5oasos arising from dis
ordered stomach In the most Of cramps, d.
arrl Ca aud woakness in the stomach, tho Bhtos" have
basn rgdy tested and always with he groatesl
For by Druggists and dealers generally every where
orilf IW
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FROM NRW OnLEANs.

NEW OhLhANut ONhs 81
Adyiees from Galveston 20 the Goth instant
state that the fever was still undated
The Dalass Herald pablishes rumor that
Maj Van Horn attacked party Of lndinns on
Bonba river, losing 40 OF his men. and killing
100 Of the Indians.
The Magazine Market and four squares of
properly adjoining were destroyed last night.
The loss amounted 10 $1,000
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FLORA TEMPLE AND lKE CooK.-Ws under
stand that match has been arranged for wednes-
day (to-morrOw) afternoon, betweea "Flora Tenn
pie" and "Ike Cook" the noted Chicago horse, to
come of at Spring Pond Trotting Park. Ifitis q
good day, thOro should be large number in at
tendance to witness this raeO. "Iko Cook" has
few, if any supOriors in tho Western Country.
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TINS STUDEST's HUME. History Of England
from tho earliest times to the revolution In 1858.
by David Hume, abridged aud continued down
TO the year 1858 Illustrated. Now York Har-
per Bros, 1859.
The great difficulty with Humes History Of Eng
land has heretofore been that it was too vOlumni
nous for general use, and for the masses ever IA
DO able to avail themselves Of It. This work "a
then just what Is desired-sn abIdgment OF 4
standard Eogllsh History wi h all tho prominent
points OF the full editions, aud brought down 10
recent date, II gives among recent occurrences 1
full history Of the Indian rebellion 10 1853.
j. B. Cobb 4 Co. have II Tor sale
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man bat the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
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invaluable work.
Sold by Dr. BARROW, 1851 Prince street, New York
Price % cents Sent free everywhere.
Soldby GAYLORD X HAMMOND, aud WIN FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland. Oot7
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader
on the latest mpr we'd aud most rapid presses in
style short notice. and reasonable rates Par.
tcusr attention paid To blank work Eysry description
Of fBndns doue, especially Blank hooks Ledgers Journ
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UNITED STLTRs CoURT.-JUD0R WILSON PRE-
sIDrNG.-The following gentlemen have been Sc.
lected as Grand Jurors Tor the November term Of
the United States District Court, but the UeHirs
has not been Issued and they will not be called at
the lrst Of the term:
Henry A, Driah, Seneca county; David r. Atwa
ter, Stark county; John Armstrong, Jefferson co.
J. S. Robb, Logan co y. 4. Richardson, Portage
CO.; q. c. Carhd, Hancock CO.; James Thompson,
Union col r. Chapman, Erie Co; l.. ID. Odell,
Wayne co Michael N Her, Auglase CO John
Mcclure, Putnam CO.. @. T. Freeze, Wyandott co
Dr.. Slusser, Stark CO II. +. Randolph, Morrow
co Jason Bradley, CuyahOga co.
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). n. CORn a CO.'S.

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hoptouh's Series of C,eorr,ubios
Cotton 4 Pitches se,io, Of Csosr,nbtes
warrous Cp-,moo soho,t Genarnnbv
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whites Local Groer,nbv
pmpeos Primary Grammar.
pinneus Au,lv io lrammsr
green,s Grammar.
nrovvo', Grammar
pr,y,, >, Grammar of or,mn,ars
Clslk's English Grammar.
Wellsi f,r,mu,,r
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MIrCHELL's OUTLINE MAPS
pEIToNts OIrTIINp ATApa
Camp's C,,ner.nb,
RAYS Algebr.s.
Rnl,insoo's Aieebr.
Davies Algebra
Bourlon's Al.obr.
Loomis' Algebra
l.egepdts's Ceon,otrv
OllendorQs german Or.,m,r
Adlsr's German Reader
Aller's Gornian Di,tionary "a mn
Adler, Gsru,n Dic,t,p,rx g.
Woodbury. : German Grammar
OlleudOrrs French Grammar
F"Orslle's French Grammar
Spi"ts Surrtnnos Fropch Dictionaries,
Collott's French Reader,
Anlhdn's Classical Series,
Address Sioddsrdr Lain GTammaT .usw cd,
Auuie" LAIN reader
nu'i'u L"u"laolles'
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Mh"lu LAIN series OF bookH
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FROM SCRANTON.

ScRANroN, Pa Oct. a.
Tho boiler Of the lecou olive Virginia, belong
ing TO the Delaware, Lockawanna A Western n
y. Go. exploded 10 tho yard At taiH place about
o'clock this p. ~
Rubt. siarrett, tho engineer, Wm. Brown, the
fireman, Mr. sWariE formerly Of Moscow, Pa.,and
'wo others whose names are unknown, were kills
"a The engine is complete wreck. The cause
ol lho oNploaion Wan q nrotAnra of alenm.
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siSoiso scnooL Mr. A. byron Chase wi
opon singing class TO morrow evening. For par
ticulats sec advertisement and circulars hr
Chase Il wei known here and elsewhere as a
thorough musIolan and On aco1mnlshed teacher
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MONNINo, Oor. as, 1859.
TRAvRLRit,s ltR,.lsTFH.
NEW ADvRRTIsRMRNTs

D.L. wishtman-shsua' = Sales.
J. .Pitkin-iiorso-Powo Hay Presses. &C.
Isaac A. Isaacs-New Goods
o. Gutter Son-Auction Sale
s. 8. Bsuio-Coal OH
Pelton Breod--For Duntitk.
H"aetter Bttors-spscial Notice
Hoilogay's Pills-special Notice.
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HoLLowAY's Pulls AND Ointment The
public should careful in purchasing these invaluable
cuuuives Tho genuine are known by tho wator-mars-
Holloway New York and Loudon"-visibe in every leaf
Of the book or directions accompanying each boI and pot
Sold at the manuiaoiory, No. so Maiden Lane, New
york. and by all Druggists at 2Sc CSC. and 81 per pot
box Oct25265
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FROnl OARLTeN.

CARLTON Oct. "a.
A lady calling herself Cooks sister, aocOmpan--
led by the meui arrived here this morning. She
says thst the man under arrest IL not Cook The
prisoner IL IN have a hearing tomorrow. Tie de
nics being ono Of the Harpers Ferry men. Parties
are expected TO arrive hers tomorrow to Identity
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soHooL eTATIONERY

SCHOOL STATION ERY.
Writing Books with copies and without.
Combustion Dooka,
Sch sOl BogsimG,
81 ksteh HnOks.
0iilotts aa Pens q doz. 10 bnHi
0illotts School Peas, q doz. In q boE.l
Gdlolts lIOPens a doE. ia box)
Scholars Record.
Blank for Spelling EeEsToiaos. 4
nlaet heard CTay0ns,
School inkHtands.
States,
PenholdeTs. Pencils and Rubber
Portfolios.
6synard 4 NoySs lax, small hotties
j, II. COnD a. co.,
Booksellers apd SsetlOnsra. CleVsl and, %.
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FROM CARLISLE.

VNIa
Tho man arrested yesterday on the supposition
that he was Capt Cook, gave his name az William
Harrison lie Is still in custody. II is reported
that ho will DO brought before the Court tO-mor.
row, on writ OF habcas corpus, with the vitw Of
eli citing his discharge
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AUGUSTA, BA.t Oct 24th.
A private letter from the President Of tho
Miss Central H. II dated at Holly Springs on
the 20lh inst, says that there are but 20 milea
of tho r al unfinished aud the track being
laid at both ends, the road will bO completed
about the last Of December.
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IUUI5NILLhi VUI' so
fire occurred last night on Main street, destroy
ing the stock Of Wilson X Stalbard, druggsis-
Loss $4,000 J. Watson 4 Co, saddlery, Sl5,-
900; damaging Peter d Buchanan, agricultural, 10
tho amount of $40 900; j. Crabbe x Co, dry
gOods, s 900. Other smaller amounts, all mostly
insured partly in eastern Offices.
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLT.-Hawks & Bro. have
the Atlantic for November. 1t is fine number,
the Ministers WOOing drawing to a close and the
Professor being unusually good.
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FROAI DOsTON.

B0sToN, Oct. gath.
The proposition has been started by the AbO-
lilionists Of Worcester TO contribute money for
Browns defence in the coming trial in Viz
ginia
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-
FRoM LAKE SUPERloR.-Tho screw steamer
Iron City. Capt. TURNER arrived from Lake su.
porior yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. Clork Hor-
LAND furnishes the following memoranda Of the
trip.
Left 0ntonagon on Tuesday, tho 18th inst, At
II p. n. Reached Copper Harbor early noxt morn
ing In Northeast storm, blowing heavily, with
snow. Left on Thursday at P. ". Tho North
Star aud Northern Light were there on their way
up. Mot Mineral Rock above Portage Entry
Left Portage Entry Thursday Afternoon, at 9 o.
clock, and Marquette at the same hour next day.
No vessels at Marquette. Schooner Challenge
was at Grand Island, having Pu. in during the
gale Of Wednesday, after having thrown overs
board fifty tons Of iron ore. She was reported
leaky. Left sault 0 A. NJ Saturday. Met Mont
gomcry and Illinois twenty miles this side Of De-
tour on Saturday afternoon ct o'clock.
There was snow to tho depth Of three inches In
the woods back Of Iarquetto, but not much along
shore. The weather was very cold, freezing slight
ly'
The Iron City brought down l25 passengers,
and rs tons copper from National, Copper Falls,
Adventure and Aztec minesj also a quantity Of
fab for Gordon, MCMILLAN 4 Co., aud other mis-
oellanoous freight
The eontra,t for building eleven miles Of tho
0ntonagOn and ROcklsnd Plank road, common
cling at the south end has been lot to Mr. Lewis
A. Dickens, tho contract to bo completed by the
let of May, 1851. Tho remaining mile and q
quarter, at the OntOnagon end, is not yet deaDitO
y located. and therefore cannot be let.
The Iron City leaves on her return to. highland
this will probably be hor last trip this year.
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RnOM INDIANAPOLTs.

iHDiANAfoList Oct. "a.
An accldcnt occurred last night at Union City
caused by the explosion OF a oAmphene lamp-one
child VAS burned 10 death Ia its mothers arms aud
four other persons badly injured
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SILVER soLP!-SILvRR SoaPl!--For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
nantes, &c.-AnOther lot just received by
FoOo ERswGRTH a Co
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FROM RICHMOND.

RCnNoRD, Oct. %.
The Rev. Henry G. Lay, of Alabama, was to-day
cOnsecrated rs Missionary Bishop of the South
Weat
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lslS- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. 8 Matson's and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Wedde aud Angler Hotels, and
ut Quinlan's, IFS Ontario Street
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~ Travellers will bear in mind that Halls HO-
m@cpathy is in Cleveland, oppOailo the woddol
House.
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B'-For Market Reports and Marine News, Sc,
fourth pare
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TnaKE DOLLARS REwARD.-strayod about ten
days ago, shepherd.Dog Pup. The above re-
ward will bO paid on his return to 80 Superior
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I-V- Ladies' in want Of Furs arc invited to call
and examine the stock at l33 and 1885 Water street
FULLgR d Co.
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John Gauger for stealing S. 90 from John TrOu-
hel was fined slOO aud sent to jail for 30 days
Mary Connoley and Harriet blair for using oh.
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