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DIED.

In this city, Sept. nth, Mr.. ALBERT STEVENS,
aged 4s years and II months.
In Painesville, of Putrid Sore Throat, Aug 18th,
FRANCIS JOSIAH, aged years; also, Aug. Goth,
WILLIAM HIBBARD, aged years, children Of
Josiah and Caroline L. Messer.
In WiIloughby Sept 7, ELIHU BOOTH, aged 81.
Mr.. D. was long resident of Lake county, and was
for many years Justice Of the Peace in Mentor.
In Brookville Pa, Mrs. HANNAH SCOTT, aged
IS, wife Of the editor of the BroOkve Republican,
and sister OF H. @. Gray, Esq, Of Painesvile.
In Mentor, on the 7th inst, Of Consumption MEL
SON HADDEN, aged about 35.
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1uEr9
Builders,

BROOKS S. G. & E. W, BUILD
D ERS, Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
Sash, Brackets and all kinds OF ScrOll-SaWing and
Gothic work. Particular attention paid to Fitting
up Stores. Factory on Division street, Centre
Block Cleveland. Ohio. no1O.c9I
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.OCH, LEVI & MAYER,
READY MADE CLOTHING,

alsLs 70. u w aleI oIIeeL. OIsNeIanl.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
\ \ ING, RenOyating and Mending Establishment.
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. ~ Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention 10 cleaning renOva-
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing. He has
facilities for doing his work in the best manner
Gentlemen will nd il for their interest during these
hard times to give Mr.. Agor a trial.
%. R2i
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STOCK OF GRO.

DmAnn DIOCh On GhO-
"A CERIES and store fixtures, In as good a loca-
Ton for & Grocery and Provision Store as can be
found IN the city, Call soon at this Office
Cleveland, Sept, Is, ls6Qs30Q
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p. S.-DT. L. pledges his sacred word and honor
that he will in nowise directly or indirectly indnc
or caust any invalid to take his medicines without
nc @ stro igest probability Of relief or cure.
The ,, or shall be literally considered snga
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-13
DERRY'S VICTORY.
FOR SEPTEMBER 10th, 1850.

On Erie's fair bosom in fanciful pride,
Did the feet Of old England exultingly ride,
I'LL the nag OF Columbia her Perry unfurled,
The boast Of the West and the pride Of the world
In the snug little harbor of fam'd Put-in-Bay,
Colum bias small feet securely did lay;
Each man at his post, awaiting the dawn,
All anxious the fray to commence in the morn.
As soon as the dawning of day did appear
From the snug little harbor bold Perry did steer.
When the enemy opened with fire most raCinF
Expecting bold Perry they soon would DO taking
But the spirit Of Lawrence his influence shed.
Don give up the Ship when dying he said
Though death hover round US, and great numbers
Well die bravely my lads, or we II conquer our foes
The Lawrence disabled with chosen brave few.
Perry went TO the Niagara, the fight to renew;
Ihe WIND sprlnging up then, he sailed through the
And the cross Of proud England lay soon at his feet
While they played Yankee Doodle, and the Stars
Six ships orthe British our tars did subdue;
Ihey fought for their country, and were bound TO
The freedom of trade and our right to the main
Thus ever, when foes, no matter from whence,
Assall Us, more Perry will drive them from hence
From ne p, nelds and the workshops ofthe free and
Millions Of ireemen viii rise, our country to save
This day, then on high, wen monument raise
That nations around may behold our praise,
For the noble deeds Of Perry then done,
On the bosom Of Erie when the battle be won.
For now through our land, the war notes have
ceased,
With the whole world and mankind is the com
try at peace, -
And the men and the boys from all nations round
Buy their CLOTHING at iSAAC'S where the bar
gains abound.
% We would most respectfully invite the atten
ton OF our friends, and the public in general TO the
large and splendid stock Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BOYS'S WEAR,
v hich we have now on hand, and which in extent
variety and superiority by far surpasses any that
has ever been exhibited in the West. We have lust
received the most extensive assortment Of
OYERCOATINGS,
CLOTH CASSIMERES,
AND NESTINGS,
md purchasers at Wholesale and Retail will do we'd
10 visit before purchasing.
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agent for the sale of Singers celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES,
STORRS AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets
R8- LOOK OUP FOR THE GIANTS -
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DR.. LYONS processes TO discern diseases hv the
Eye. lie, therefore, asks no questions, nor reOuires
the patients TO relate any Of their symptoms Come
one and all, and have your symptoms and the loea-
tion Of your disease explained, free Ofcharge.
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ghgsfeians, &c.

DR.. R. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
II NOWN ALL OVER THE
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his Office No. 252 Superior street. Cleve-
land, Ohio, Opposite the Post ONCE two dOors east
Of HofIman's Block, on the following dates OF each
and every month, viz;
IsL I'd Ilh l2th I3th, l4th and 3Oth.
BB-A PAMPHLET, ga
containing brief sketch Of DR.. LYONS Life Stndy
and extensive Travels, has Just been issued by HIM
which be obtained at his Office by all who desire
one, free OF charge.
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PbAlN AND uHNKNl Al. PnEkTENG.
ue- elain and oFuimenta 81 every de-
uurlntiot fbnt nt the printirs .ia snaai ai the
LEArll Qf =. % nc latest ragt rapid
etcam fIc1ltl. lu tbs llst q. 81 ocfica, and
nt nta1Q1ahlo fatda narfIcuItf j. I. lIan psld 90
blank work, Every deocrinilon ~ hiding done
eapociailf Blank bOetli hedgeft. Jcnlnal1, sales
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MAXIM STRICTLY ADHERED no.

give such balm as nave no strife
With nature or the laws Of line;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON men to ease their pain.
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APPOINTMENTS ABROAD.
TOledO-Merchant's Hotel, formerly Collins Eslys,s
each month, Path, 25th and 10Th.
Ravenna-COllins House, e ch month, Sd and 4th-
AkrOn-Emptre House, each month, 5th and 9th.
Painesyille-Cowles House, each moRth, 18th.
MassillOn-American Hotel, each month, 9 and 10.
Elyria-Beehe House, each month, 10th aud nth.
BelleYue-Bellevue House, each month 10Th & 2lst.
Norwalk-A -AmericaItiiouse, each mORth, Is and IS
Adri n, Mich. Each month, 22d and I'll
Mansheld-27th and 25th.
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alElr advertisements.
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
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vi \. Jackson plaintin, against John I. Newton et
all defendants, shall Oer for sale at the door OF the
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one-aeVeDth in common OF the following described
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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

ARREST OF ROBBERs.-Two men named Gro.
on the l4th inst, by Marshal Sanborn, Of Stock
ton, aHd officer J. W. Knaggs of Sacramento
They are supposed to be the parties engaged
with others in the robbery OF Browns store, at
Mountain Spring, Placer county, some weeks
ago. They had in their possession three horses
and mule, with saddles aud saddle-bags, seven
buckskin purses, in each Of which was coin, in
all amounting to upwards of $500. bottle OF
strychnine. and pair of burglars nippers, jew
elry, pocket.books, etc. They were sent to Sac
ramento aud delivered over to officer Boggs, to
be taken to Auburn.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

MINT SrATIsrIcs.-The report of the Treasures
Of the San Francisco Mint, for the fiscal year end
the gold deposits was $ll ,S4A, 1862 &C. The gold
coinage Of the year amounted TO ST., 1856, 900, o.
,Th;ss CT 5Q8 seo II, A,lhIa sSS 900
dollar pieces $72 900 in quarter eagles, and OOO
In one dollar pieces. The total cost TO the deposi
tors OF refining, aloyng and coming this gold was
$ll5965 rs about one per cent OF the whole amount
In the gold bullion, and included in its value as
above given, was silver to the value Of S62 225 H.
about one-hah Of one per cent. The total value OF
the silver deposits $454,2l9 u.s. Of which $685.
3O6 IL, or upwards Of eight per cent in value, was
gold: Only $ll2,2l6 90 is put down to the credit
Of Washoe; Of this, thirty per cent. was gold. The
total amount Of the silver coinage, including refined
pieces, $346, 800 in half dollars, Sc 900 in quarters
$4,000 in dimes, and $2ll All So in refined bars.
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NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
HoRKplr MuKprR.-A fonl murder ua, ne

HORRIBLE NuRDER.-A foul murder was per
petrated In Sacramento, on Monday morning Of
last week The hame of the murdered man
was Matthias Wetxel, q saloon keeper. His
body was found on the floor of his room in the
morning, and he had evidently been stabbed
while in bis bed. and in struggling had falles
TO the door. There was cut on both sides Of
his neck, and one on his breast, inflicted with q
knife. The deceased was worth about 5000,
was undoubtedly murdered for his money. The
room had been searched, and two or three emp
ty money purses were found on the floor. The
horrid deed caused great excitement In SAcra-
mentO. The COrOner's jury found verdict,
that the murder was perpetrated by a stranger,
who had lately been intimate with deceased,
bat whosu name uzs uuKnUNn. xur Suspected
person hpd disappeared.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

DocaLks MEETING IN San FRAEcrsco.--A
Douglas ratification meeting was held in San
Francisco, last Wednesday evening. WIN. N.
Lent prcsideu, win twenty wee rres0enIs ana
two secretaries. The meeting was held in front
Of Montgomery block, and there was an i'm.
mense crowd. The committee on resolutions
reported series, endorsing the nomination oil
Douglas and johnson, and censuring the course
Of the California delegates to Baltimore. Ed
mund Randolph, Humphrey Griffith, and Others
made stirring speeches, which were well re-
ceived. Ex-Governor John McDougal created
some disturbance by getting on the stand and
insisting on making Breckenridge speech. He
was forcibly elected.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

lFrOm the Paris Correspondence Of the Alta June 81
The armistice which (after Garibaldi tool
Palermo, and the Neapolitans bombarded It,
was asked for by the Neapolitan General, ha
been indefinitely prolonged, the King OF Naplel
not being disposed to ratify the capitulation OF
the terms demanded by Garibaldi, that The
troops should lay down their arms and return
to Naples. do not think there will be any
more fighting on the island of Sicily. but The
King will prepare for final attempt to retain
bis power upon the mainland. Garibaldi, 10
the mean time, who under the title of Dictator
rules in the name of Victor Emanuel, is in pos
session of Palermo, and has constituted o Min
istry, named Governor, ordered an extraor-
binary levy of troops, and Is theoretically pre-
pairing to continue the war with the same vigor
aud rapidity which has marked his progress
since the llth Of May, less than q month since,
when with but twelve hundred men in his brave
band, the hero and libera.or landed at MARSHA.
Gan nd~ iesslaad ia nm in arms. and Garibaldi
tyo0pa. = The man, who, like Norman aoven-
turer Of old, made his descent with two ships
full Of followers, aud conquered kingdom In
three weeks, Is not likely 10 settle down--now
that he rules o population OF two millions OF
people, aud has the spoils Of the Neapolitan
arsenals with which TO equip the levies that
join him. If the Neapolitan troops return TO
the mainland, instead Of going to Messina, Gar
lOalul INTENDS, DelleVc, 10 push ulrecuy over
and make vigorous attack upon Naples itself,
depending great deal upon the detection of
the Neapoltan troops, two or three regiments
Of which and several officers, have already
joined him. Arms and ammunition are being
sent him from Genoa, and money from England
and France, and the free part of Italy. He
has but one object, aud will be satisfied with
but one resut--the freedom aud unity Of Italy,
aud he will accomplish 1t. The Neapolltan
Bourbon will be obliged to yield TO the man OF
the people, and Garibaldi will mould Italy into
one grand, free nation. Sardinia, Of course, In
no manner holds herself responsible for his acts,
aud the Austrian and Neapolitan, as well rs
the legitimist aud ultramontane French jour
nails, speak of him as pirate aud llibuster,
bnt even though he should fail, the great heart
Of the present. and all future ages, will acknow-
ledge him as one of the noblest of the world s
heroes. A man whose name is it to be recorded
high in the scroll OF fame, among such as Wash
ington, Tell, and KOsciusko. IN Paris, he is
the hero of the hour. Nothing is talked of but
him and his expedition. The history of his life,
by Alexandra Dumas, is being published in one
Of the daily journals, aud another one IN q
pamphlet form is sold for sou at every corner.
God bless aud prosper Garibaldi.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

HBENAN IN SIsKIYou.-The Yreka Union says
The miners Of Pinery have caused beautiful ring
to be made by John Agrell of this city, which is
designed as present to Heenan, as slight testi-
monal Of their esteem for his manly conduct in the
late ring contest with Thomas Sayers. The ring is
Of California gold, and weighs one ounce 1t pre-
sents five squares, which occupy half Of the crcum-
ference of the ring. On the cover Of the locket
engraved the coat Of arms Of this States supported
on either side by man in fighting costume. On
the other squares is an arm grasping hammer
and two sledge hammers crossed, Indicative OF
Heenans trade. On the inside Of the locket Is this
inscription. "Miners OF Pinery to John C. Keenan,
The cost OF the ring is fty-ve dollars 1t will be
forwarded to New York by the next steamer.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

A REMARKABLE PHENoNENoN-The Visali,
Delta, Of July l4th, records a remarkable phenOm
enon. 1t says:
About half past four o'clock, P. NJ, on Sunday
the 9Th inst, there appeared In eastern horizon
an unusually large, luminous meteor, moving west.
wardly. Although the sun was shining brightly al
the time, this @rial visitor, flashing and burning
through his light paed it into insignihcance before
its more intense and luminous rays; passing very
near over but little south of our town. it reached
a peint Immediately over the southern portion OF
Iulare Lake, where, with fash exactly similar to
the explosion Of a bomb, accompanied by n report
distinctly heard by the inhabitants eight or nine
miles from the Lake, II exploded, leaving light
cloud of thin bright smoke which, resting over the
spot few instants, disappeared. We are informed
by an intelligent and observant gentleman who lives
on the shore Of the Lake. that his attention being
attracted by the report to that portion of the hea
vens where the explosion took place. he heard noises
like the rapid passage Of projectles through the air
accompanied by lesser and irregular reports, until
the phenomenA terminated by kissing noises on the
fIODeas
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

BETTER AZ IT H.-The reformer Luther, as
eccentric as be was learned and sincere. is re-
ported to have said, that, il be bad been con-
suited at the Creation. be would have placed
form light and heat 1t is certainly much bet
ter that be was not consulted. In that case, ev-
cry parallel Of latitude would have been iso-
thermal, or Of equal mean annual temperature.
The seasons would have been invariablc In
character. Some portions Of the earth would
have been scorched to q crispness. others lock-
ed up in neverchanging ice. Vegetation, in-
stead Of being universal, would have been con-
fined TO q narrow zone and the whole human
race would have been driven together in one
limited habitable space, to interfere with, in
commode, and destroy each other. The ar
rangement is best as it is.-Atdntie MonEhlg.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

MOVEMENT OF TROOPs.-Capt. Stewart has re-
eeiv ed nrdars In rornauA HE nnnraand s-~-- D.
amid Lake to Carson river. The people o
Honey Lake Valley and surrounding country
are very much disturbed thereat, and are circu-
lating petitions praying to have q company re-
main there.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25
MINERAL EXCITEMENT IN TuLARB.-A dis
patch, dated Visalia, July 18th. saws:

The excitement about the newly discovered silver
mines near Owens lake, is on the increase, Per-
sons are arriving, and after getting their outfit here
depart daily for the mines via Kern river A party
There about three hundred men at the mines,
and about hundred on the way there from
Visalia. Yesterday it was reported from reliable
source that in addition to the silver leads there had
been discovered gold bearing quartz that will pay
thousand dollars 70 the ton. Many Of the citizens
Of Visalia leaving for the mines. Trade is brisk
and the town is full Of strangers their way to the
mines.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

The RuIg OF CoUHTRY-The ruin Of coun-
try is not the blight of corn-tbe weight and
impetuosity OF hail stones; II is not pestlence
and famine. A few years. perhaps single one,
will cover all traces Of such calamity but
that country lie too surely ruined 10 which
morals are lost irretrievably to the greater
part Of the rising generation.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, as Mr.. II. Allen was riding between
two robbers who compelled him TO alight, tied his
hands behind him, and rifed his pockets Of all the
money he had-some S52-and threatened to shoot
him because he had no watch or more money. They
then put him on his horse, with his hands tied be-
hind him, and whipping the horse they were soon
out of sight.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

Two persons we're once disputing so loudly
on the subject of religion, that they awoke a
big dog which had been sleeping on the hearth
before them, and he forthwith barked most fu-
quietly slipping his tea while the dsputants
were talking, gave the dog kick. and exclam-
cd. "Hold your tongue you silly brute! you
know no more about II than they do"
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

TIE Bell add Everett men are beginning to
stir themselves, and are becoming quite noisy
and active. Last week they we're canvassing
for funds to establish campaign paper at San
Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

CATHOLIC HosPITAL.-The Sisters OF Mercy
advertise for proposals for the masons and carpen
ters work required for the erection Of Hospital al
Rincon Point, San Francisco. In connection with
the institution it is intended to erect Magdaleu
Asylum, where the outeast female can find refuge
and means Of reformation. The building, when
completed, will be quite extensive.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

SURVEY OF SAN Francisco HARBOR.- The
San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce have addressed
a letter TO President buchanan, respectfully sug-
costing that Capt. J. F. Gilman, U. A., and Capt.
James Alden, u. S. N, be instructed to proceed
with thorough examination and survey Of the
water front Of the City Of San Francisco, for the
purpose OF deciding whether or not the construc-
ton Of bulkhead is necessary.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

REcovERED.-The marble slab from the min
ers of Columbia, Tuolumne county, to the Wash
ington Monument, which was sent east on the
clipper chip Flying Dutchman, wrecked on the
coast of New Jersey, has been recovered from
the wreck.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

A MATHEMATICAL WoNDER.-An illiteratC
gardener in the employ Of Mr.. Pioche Of San Fran.
cisco, says the Alta, can answer the most difficult
mathematical problems without hesitation, and
quicker than they be solved by experts on paper
and slate. He seems to attain results by intuition
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

SrAxrEDE.-The empanneling Of the Grand
Jury at Placerville, lately. cansed general
stampede smoBg the gamblers Of that place.
Very few had the will TO have their conduct in
vestigated
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

Law OF RETALIArIoN.--A New York Justice
Of the Peace refused q warrant for the arrest
Of an injured young woman, who had struck
her faithless lover with loaded cane, on the
ground that man who attempts TO break a
girls heart gives her the right to break his bead.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

PROTECTION TO ENIGRAETs.-Three companies
OF dragons TO patrol the route to the southern
part Of Oregon for the protection Of emigrants The
headquarters s 70 be at the junction Of the Landers
road and Soda Springs.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-07-25

CoSsoIIDATED.-SinOe the issuance Of the In
junction against Alta Telegraph Company, for
usInR the Morse patent. that and the State Line
have been consolidated.