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DR. CARTWRIsHT,-Thls distinguished man
has eetured during the past winter in the cities Of
the East, at New York, Boston, Philadelphis,
Washington, &C., with ability and success. His
audisnces were invariably large, which will appear
from the following fact. BE was employed 10 lee
ture for the benefit Of various objects Of charity
He eetured thirty times in the sb owe named and
other places and after receiving q liberal oompen-
sation, left the round sum Of seven thousand dOl-
lars clear profits in the hands Of his employers.
Mr.. Cartwright Is peculiar man, possessing q
strong mind, abOunding with sparkling wit and
humOr, attended with ansiural ecoentriCity Of
style, all Of which combine to make his lectures as
tractive, amusing and highly agreeable.
We tOrewarn those that hear him to see that
their buttons are we'll stitched on, and that their
sides are we'll insured against rents aud ffacturts
between the ribs Many good piOus man has
endesvored to iOrfy himself against the faeetiOus
prOvOcations oRthe inimitabIe "tackvOods preach
er, and utterly failed in the attempt
He lectured in Cincinnati three nights this week
to delighted audiences.
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EDS. LEADRR-PrOE GatcheIl delivered an ad-
dress before the Bedford Republican Club on last
Saturday evening in compliance with the special
invitation. Subject Political Corruption, and no
person present could but admit that the speaker
was at home on the subject.
He gave in brief the political history Of this
country, the principles Of the Democratic party as
formerly held, and tbs present principles promul-
gated BY that party, dwelling for length Of time
on Mr.. Adams administration, and the retrench-
ment promised BY Gen. Jackson, aud yet remark
ed the speaker, from the Sl2,OOO,O 900 expenditure
Of Adams, the amount hasipcreased til the present
incumbent uses bis 5000, 600 annually.
Very marked attention was given throughout
the lecture, and al Acknowledged the great benefit
derived from placing the Republican principles
plainly before the public.
But few are more capable or better qualified to
do efficient work during the coming campaign than
Prof. GatcheIl, and well would It be for the Re-
publican cause could his services be secured por
ton Of the time fog this work Il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

THE NEW AMERICAN CYoLoPRDIA: q popular
Dictionary Of General knowledge, Edited by
George Rpey aud Charles 4. Dana. Volumes
v. aud TX New York. D. Appleton & Co,
1859.
This great national work will always be found full
and reliable It's range Of subjects is so vast and In
formation 50 full upon all subject matters Of interest
10 readers in every class or profession Of sOclety
as to render It a work surpassed by none ever yet
Published It is library by itself Il treats ofmen
and their doeds Of science and lis results. To the
farmer, the merchant, the lawyer. the divine, the
physician, the scholar; to the poor man and tho
rich; to all It is q mine Of knowledge, rich aud
inexhausfible In the fifth volume we read bio
graphical sketches Of Salmon P Chase. Of Geof
frey Chaucer, Of Cheever Chit, ,Choate, ClaudIus.
CLAY, Cleopatra, Coke, COlsridge, Columbus, Coo
per, COmbe, Copernicus, Cornelius. COrnWalis,
and modern tines This volume also contains an
intetesting sketch of Cleveland.
Volume ninth contains biographies Of j. T.
HeadIey, Herscbel, Richard Hildrsth. Hitchcock,
J. G. Holland, o. W. Holmes, Hopkins, (Mark and
John) Harriet Hosmer. Sam. Houston, Victor
Hugo, R. N. T. Hunter, G. R. R. James, and rnauy
other living characters. OF those deceased, It has
sketches Of the Henrys Of England, Commodore
Hull. David Hume, Leigh Hunt, Warrington r.
wing, Andrew jackson, John Jay, Thomas Jefier-
son, and others.
Among the miscellaneous articles in this volume
are those upon Hayti, Hebrews. HlerOglyphios,
Honduras, Hudson Bay, HuguenOts. Hungary
/ fefu oantiOu. InnuigtiOn
Iowa. Insanity, Ireland. Italy. Jamaica, Japan and
Java.
OF the character Of The articles which COMPOSE
these volumes, we have before spoken. They are
written By the first writer's Of the country, ant
are such as will bear criticism.
The work Is published in handsome library style
and sold by subscription. Messrs. Kile, Cleveland
q Co, Of Indianapolis. are the Gensra Agents fol
Ohio and IEdiana, and orders should be addressed
TO them,
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urIH avn KANsAs NEWs.

ATCHIsoN, X. T., April 20.
The Salt Lake REpIess arrived here at 8 +
NJ bringing $1,000 in dust from Denver CITY,
and three passengers from Salt Lake.
In crossing the mountains they were obliged
to leave one of their messengers on account Of
being snow-blind.
John Scuddsr, who killed Bassst and lelt
Denver City immediately after the murder, iast
fall, bad returned and given himself up 10 the
authorities. He was having his examination
when the Express left. 1t was generally thought
he would be ACQUITTED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

Oh sPRIEe IN CLEVELAED.-A rich oil spring
has been discovered on the Kinanau street road,
directly opposite The Woodland Cemetery, on land
owned by L. c. Tbsyer and o. N. Skeels. A few
days since they discovered this mine of wealth
phial OF the oil, which had been dipped OF the top
of the spring. II was clear and thick, and from
every present Appearance the yield will be as plent
ful as any of the celebrated Pennsylvania springs.
The Oilburns With she greatest clearness and bril-
lianey. Measures viii be taken to perseeute the
search and make the oil available.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

MUSICAL sooIETY.-The Cleveland Musical
Society give their fourth and last Concert Of the
season at the MolOdoOn on Monday evening next.
AS this is the last, SO the managers and members
are determined that 1t ShSll be the best Of the
course. Some splendid pieces will be included
In the programme, all the good points Of which
will be made known 10 due time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
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Applications have been made the Hair Of his pntrons
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WI A. BArCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces ooleF
nSt 70 Be- Distinguished from nature. and il wARRkNTHB
lOt e iurs In The least however long NAY continued
and the ~ eject Of Bad Dyes emoded ths Hair invigor
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

SHAMEFUL TRIoT-Last evening,whll q young
man was stopping upon Ontario street, having
his horse tied before the door, some scsmps cut
both reins near the bride, aud then cut of the
rings Of the msriingale, and carried them off,
Fortunately the deed was discovered before the
gentleman started away, or the consequences
might have proved serious. This trick has been
performed several times lately in our streets at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
PRnn1 WAsHINGTON.

WAsHINGTONi ApnI %.
It has transpired here to-day that Senator An
drew johnson looks with no unfsvorable eye to
the nomination Of Judge Douglas. The Ten
Dessee delegation at Charleston are probably
soErcelY ignorant of his views and feeling.
Senstor johnson has never given any approval
of tlls agitation for slave code, saying that It
could not be got even if there was anything ad'
yantsReous h its adoption.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

EEPaddOck has the finest -Four Dollar Hat to be
found 10 Cleveland, and be has twenty-five Hun
dred Shaker BOnnelS which be win sen lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going Of si The
same low rates,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

NOTIcR.-BelIs Life in London, Sporting Life
In London, Wilkes spirit-extra, aud Champion
Clipper with full reports Of the great hght, can be
secured by calling at Quinlan's News Depot, l74
Ontario street, or at his News Stand in the We'd
dell and Angler houses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

MUIoAL UNioN-ThS Concert Of the Clevs-
land Musical Union at ssnford's Hall this evening
must no. be forgotten. The Union eOmPriiss many
Ans slngOrs and the Concert viii be . Ano one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
FIRE.
PorrL,np. Me. April 26.

PoETLLSD, Me, April 26.
A FIRE at Gardener, Ne, last night, DESTROYED
Is dwellings and several saw and planning mills
and some mechanics shops. Loss S7OOOO:
Among the principal sufferers are William
Sargent, Hooker, Libby & Co, j. d A. Barry q
r. Il. Gardener, n 0. Mitchell. J L Mitchell,
]. MAXI, r. II. Littleiield, Robinson & Merrill,
and B. L. johnson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

ARRnsFEDe-Ths WsIl knegn pill Bedford has
been arrested for assault and battery, the offence
consisting Of throwing stones, mud, &C., upon
Judge TildSn when he (BsdfOrd) was en- The chain
nann
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

league, CLalabee,) showing that the Democratic
party Of his State claim 10 be more radically
scli-slaysEy than the Republicans. He also
dS9ounesd Che Fugitive Slave Law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIVE.

SrARBRlDGE, Mass, April %.
The poor house in this town was burned
last night, and deaf and dumb girl PenSaea'
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REpnnr.InAN CoNYRNTION

CONCoRD, N. IL, APrA 80
The Republican Convention elected eele.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

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BUSINESS NOTICES

fyseo advertisement of DE-. sanfora'' Liver
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Fire In.Indspondsncs..Thrso Persons ISlana
ad a n.ofh

AtFe tRAndepoHaeuces-Thro Fersons hasnA
ed 20 Death.
By mssgrO repOr. which reached US At . late
hour laIi pieht We learn that The Are which WhI
seen Of to the IOuth on Wednesday night vas the
burning Of = dwelling at Iadspsudonss. We
could not learn the names Of The family, but hear
that young man and two children were burned
to death III the flames. The father and mother
had barely chance TO escape with their RvsG--
We shall ascertain to-day full particulars Of this
shocking event t-.-...
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INV ApYRRTIsRmENTB.

Hiram Bacon-Shls Of Real Estate.
Bsavit -AdminiFtrator's Sale.
Sherwood oakiey-Dry Goods Al Reduced Prices.
Silas Smith--Gsnts Furnish nE Store.
'Clsvolaad Musical Society Fourth Concert,
Academy Of Musio,-Londoh AsuuIaaSs-A oOniuGAl
Lessen.
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NORTON'S OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND SCRoFULA;
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Tis Continent penetraiss the basis OF the disease
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I-FOF Market and Marine Reports see aIh page.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAYaiORNINa, APRIL a. 1850

~ The Daily Morning Leader is FOR sale at
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At news depota a Weddsll aud Angler Hotels, and
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THE CHORAL UNION c ONoERT.-A fair house
greeted the singers of the Choral Union last eve
ming, and We venture the opinion that no one went
away disappointed. From first to last, the enter
la infnsnt suoOssSf0l aud wvli received End It
ia poor compliment to cay that the singers, each
and all Of them, more than answered the expects
tons of the sadieros.
Miss segur sang unusually well and Mrs. Jones
did herself great credit.
Mr.. HolbrOOk always our fsvOnts) was we'll
received, and Mr.. Chapman certainly established
his reputation as q voice of the first order.
We are glad to chronicle 30 good musOaI treat
Is that of last evening, and We hOps cur eOmmu-
niry viii join US in wish that cordial and en-
cOuraging hand may be given to the musical tall
snt Of our city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-27

ARRESTED FoR DIsTURBANcE,-Soms days
ago large quantity of clothing, 60, belonging to
Mrs. Myron COzzens. was stolen, and Constable
Champlin took the job Of hunting up the thieves
he finally thought he had found them in Misses
Anna NeSbit and Julia Atkins, who live upon
Main street, vest side. He went to the house with
q search warrant while the girls were away and
searched the house. He went again last evening
and found the girls OF home They made some
resistance 10 his mode Of searching the house,
when be arrested them for riot or disturbance
Thsy were taken TO The watch.hOuse and win be
examined. Probably this case viii be hardly made
out against them. Some Of the clothes and other
articles were found, we understand. at the house.