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0astEFs.

n S. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
". POT QAte Holt Msltby's). CEhEBkAEAD
Will BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establi,hment in BaltimoTe-put up in
cam and uarranled fresh and good, or no SAFE,
Also heImetcally sealed Oysters, LoDatetli SiLLli
Spice Oysters, aud Sardinos, kept e0nstAnly Oh
Hsltimore. New York and Princess Bay shsll
Oysters wii be received daily ~ A1pfesa.
BT Crackers for sale y ths barrel
". ". GAIiE8, Agent.
rnQ Gupef or street. Cleveland, U.
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Paper Aaagings.
lOO. 600 ROLLS WALL PAPER

100, GOO ROLLS WALL PAPER
War haa been declared and Secession q the order
n tbo daV and now "a the time for all tidy house
kesDers to ssoede from dirty and smoky walls and
coeFce on them With rnahl neR Y ALL kAIAhl
( geby improving their homes and noat Of ailstos
= II i00. 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for saIc at NJ Carson o., ls3. Superior St. and
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French, English snd
American wall papers from 50 70 75 per cent. below
1eeyious prices and would moat respectfully tnvitf
m 70 look In upon our stock before BUYING iof ~
quality OF goods aud the iength OF pieces ee ean
sivo the utmost satisfaction Our goods coming al
reotF from the factories, thereby save one gIoat
1 Also large sslortment Of shAnoa o. efeit seii'
=" GOLD BANDS, &C. 90,
| Ala inrt oUe1ed 4 beautiful lot Of
g o r N l O & B
With Bands Lool &C., % match Ooa es 49, 49, = :.
| 80 IN enile11 fisty. faper Hanging -e..s Z.
/ 1hort notice bysxporsoncsd NorEnlen'Ano - ~ '1
abe ~ vould tsho ssos iobs Q. painting, gEain-
the nj vsraishng at tAir and f95oa' ~
NJ. To Dealers We would invite thair attention
| 70 our large stock
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FRAnE PGRKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l HOrses and
Carriages at rsss0oable figures.
aop2kR2s:ly
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I 0 B s A L E
A FARH OF "a AoREs.

u y AAM W u AOh46s
WITH TWu STORY BRICK DWBLEIHG,
vel, ciltern and OUT houses AL nsW, Just compile
ted, and ready for occupancy Inc house "a built
with all modern improvements; the grounds have
front on kinsman Avenue sf 80 rods; beautiful
rav1no ard living brook run through tho rear end
Of the Farm there several srrings Of pure Watei
run ming out nom the banks Il the ravine, which
with simple hydraulic works, can Be conveyed @ any
part OF the Farm. Fer q denfleman'8 ke9lde1cI
the whole grounds can Be elegantly and tagtoiully
arranged. for Garden, vineyard, OF Fruit oql-
city-uriy about l0O rods from the corporation limits
his farm can Be divided into lotg OF ore 70 ave nF
more Hcrcs. ana make elegant residences and a .
barge adFancs Of the price at which it can nov %
purchased. There are about or serel oI WOOD
land, part Of which is Q beautiful Grove. Iha
nae in front Of this Farm.
Aiso-A NEW TWO STORY BkIOh HOUSE
Barn, Out buiidlnga5 &C. c1rner OF Amman enQ
Forsst streets. Lot lis ieet on kiEsmans and 4 On
cass, with All the modarn styla, and built in SUD
Aiss-E hEW TWO STORY BBICE HOUsE.
Barn, uut Buildings, &C.. situated on Forest gtreet
iusl north Of the rs6idrrcs Of the Hon A. G. hidqle
Lot lgileei lrout by - eet deep- IhM la 4rlt
class house. built ~ Substantial manner and IN
the ] TAI ian style Of Erct itcctura. - -.
Also-AnOther TWO STOBF BRICK HOUSE
Barn Out Buildings &c., adjoining the one lat DE-
scribdd- Lot no fe0i front b 6 teet deepi ana m
ishai IN al respects like the other
Also-CEE VACANT LOT, on Kinsman gtreet,
second lot from ths corner OF kinGmal ond Aeleai
streets, i3 feet front by $50 deep Nine lots on lor
est street, letWeHn hiuandan ara ecoFlI AFe4les
east side. Lots 50 foet front By 25 feet deep. WI
sell on time 20 suit purchasers
81 For lnrthor Information anQuiraoi the undsf
siEne1, 70. e09 Kinsnhn 81, ClaVelaudi ONO
fuue3G.sss B. BARK ER.
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~ Carbon on Al 20 cents per gallon,
Lubricatins Oh At 20 and IS cents Akron
Cascade Flour, for hmily use; No. l Mack
oral, Dried Beet, Hama, Pork, Beens and
Lard, At GRoReE sPRAsUr's,
oviait's Fxchange. Cleveland, o.
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Herrick & Barlow have removed their law
Office to No. 247 Superior street, over h. D.
Kendall Co.'S. store. st
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square
augeRl1
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Un'aIss fs.:aE.1 81 !. sss..ss. 8; SsZslaR so o''

BS All letters advertised are subleet 70 en- extra
n2 irEo Of one caut. torsona calling for them will
Plesse - prepared With the necessary change.
~ fef4ons cAill1a lof thsge letters vii please
say they arg advertised and give number and daia
VI list.
- The ones VIII be open At ~ A. n. and dose
q ~ y. n. Sundeya-Ofdee open from A. "a. 20
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No MoRa " KURIoUs" THAN TRUE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and We should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner ofsuch ''snimais" should read
the advertisement, luxurious KOincidence"
in to-day's paper and the powders.
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2eaal Aeflt ltea

N1OTICE-FUKSUANT To AN
order made By the Judge OF the Prob 70
Caurf fIr the county Of Cuyuhoga, Ohio, IN the
marfo- OF the assienmen OF William Eiske, sh4n
oer for sale public auction, 81 the dooT d the
Court h, use IN said county, the l3th sy o. &c
tober, lS6l, At o'clock - H., the following oe-
scrbed ties, to wiz, said notes being the assets
Of said assignment:
9leoTno.es. Makers. Tine. &c. Am'sA Ppr iis.
esl rllug
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VERDIcT-The verdict of the CorOnsr's
Jury in the case of Henry Glue, who com
mitted suicide yesterday morning, was, that
he destroyed himself while in state Of in
sanity.
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srpPYrD.-Mr. Buflison Aeizsd yestsTaa7i,
on suspicion Of being eentrassnd, thirteen
cases Of medicine sndons case Of army cloth,
All for louisville. Cloth Of thia kind has
been received frequently Of late by the sin
gle package, and It Looks as though 1t was
sent In small quantities to avoid suspicion.
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BOARD Of Trade, q ss.r

Prssideni-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prss't-M. 3. sooTr. fTrsasursr-R. +. LION
DtREcToRs
n. B. Clark A. Quin, 2. s. Davis, B. Rrowneu. a
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, 5. b. Lester.
nEYEnEaa. r1
3. +. LestoF, J.G. Husssy, Nh. soo,.
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PERsoEAL.-Amoug the arrivals at the
Angler on yesterday, we notice thatof Aaron
Loomia, Esq, formerly Of Boston, Mass,
now Of this city. He has just returned from
a trip to Lake Superior.
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IATRIEND N NEED. Thy N.

Dr. SNEEFS EEEALLIaEH LINTHEEE Is prepared
hom the FooiBs q d.. Stephen Sweet. o. Oon-
nsotiut the areai EoBesettar, and has been usedtn
k piactfos foE tds laIt tVonty PEARS with thS most
urtoai1hfng sueooM. As IN sEteEnal remedy g q
uith0f RIVAL snd Wiu alisyists pain more speed
n thsn Other prssarEtinl. Fur all Bhoumatic
nnd EsrVols Dilorden Il a irpiT inallibe and -
uurutss for SORES. Wounds, 6PrSlns, Bruises, 4c.,
IN s,sthins, hslling, snd Pop7ris strsnEthoning
rsrssstios excite ths nst Eoneor and ssionishment
- sH who have ever given Il = trial OYsr folr
nnadsd oartt1cstsl Of remarkable curea, PseioFmod
hFsE rlthin ths lHat Two years, attest this het.
Fasals b. strong 4 AraEtTong and WE- FiAks.
.. ,-a,--fiasnant nou7I- l1edkW
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draas and asLeaieIaes.


Snlas and leaieIaes.
EOUND-A RELIABLE CEMENT
it For mendins Glass, Eerthen, china WOOD
rms i, The best article that has ever been ored
to the public. For sale by e. W. ~ Ahshs,
NY superior ssIaee.
DLAOK YARNISH-FOR IRON
I'D Railing, FeIces, Crates, iron Ware, Se
Tnis is the is the Bost and CHEAPEST article a9E
In use. Dries In tan inmates, Win DeaatIni
l'g superior street.
on CARBOYS OIL NITkIOL,
EU 10 cases Congress and Empire "a aters
a9groas Beer torksl lpst Is Eeelsf9 ~ 81 ~ i'l
sale cheap by - =. y, u ~. - 81. =
rm su'''''2f fi5snpsfiol.s e y msii 9is.s' Z. 9
FSTHE PLACE TO BUY FRUIT
/ JARS cheap, is At a " 0rARK.s
sB,osssor =; y { 10 Y WT5. Fisfs,
iv,, 9's''' Tss 81 e-iorst.
CWEET'S INFALLABLE LINZ
- MENT. st a. Public squars leA3
A NODYNE EXPECT0RANI
IA OAHDY-Bsteyes PAIN cures Bronshitls,
causes easy sxpectoration, and , grsas rss. !. 81
Vancsd stages Of Consnmption, A. = Pub. SaeAre.
on BBLS. LINSEED OIL-FOR
~ sale at close figures By ~ aDapK
junsas suooessor % Wm: ElsEs
! TRESH LEEUH NS, SWEDISH, EOR
Il sale Andiust rooqigea By ". oUARK,
Successor 70 WIn. siske,
;uns3 IlgSaperlor st.
| SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
| ~ GmputsfinQ Cases-singls and With TreDinss
i Also inciuding the minor astruments Aeconcasne
IhSframents-ali the inatrunents singy or together
n SssS- ses Di,ssetihe Gases Poscket Gases
osn ave 10 twenty Ave dollars. Az etasr .ngle IN
'FI3ls5'1 INN 8 'O' ''' successor 70 Wm. Fisks.
MORN CANDY THAT is Re
IunnsIs ; ----- 3 Public saaAre.
A LTERATIVE SYKUP-A oU-
| IA PERIOR article for purifying the Blood, At 6
/ PubIie Square. iunal3
! ERUIT CANS, O0RKS g SEAL
Il ING WAX. For sails sT A. PArMEh
iyl7 Corner Eris Prospect Sta
I0ARBON OLA GOOD ARTI-
~ OLE. Just received and for sale by y r,frR.
iy7 Corner of Eris i; ! Prospect st.i
GOOD ASSORTMBNT Ot
! ~ Picket Knives, Rszor5, PoeEes Boeks ano
Honey Purses, for sale y r-;s "a Z PTo-sset -.
ELECTROMAGNETIC. PAPER OF
y ali kinds EnvolODe', Inks PsReilbs &s l9E ''''
"ru Corner EEis q P.rosPset IS.
lTMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP.
II rRs-Varnish your own furniture. Call at tki
I,a9t (ty Varnish once, EO. lS6 superior ST. Az
80 neaf little Farnish Cup, hled with tha best Q
6ousi Varnish, (which CUP hes brulh with it, en
fbus 40 your own vanishing in style eqral % th
bsSf ofpainters. Price om four 70 twelve shilingi
Romembsr penny saved "a equal . tEo earned,
mar3iE3 X W PALnEh. AEs1s-
DENTON BRUTHkkS a Co,
I'D DEALERs M
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS, &C.,
IsS SUPERIBR ST, OLENEbAnDs y
Glass and Paints being our spscia bu9ineas y = =
o4sr Inducements % buyers uneauaiied N ~
| cinit1. l--.-
K0 BBLS LINSEED OIL
0y 10 bbls boiled Binseed OIL
10 hbls Liquid Dyes,
: 20 bbis Yarnishea, - a A,
i0fona White Lad, from Fusn Leu " -
/ almost worthless article, lor sale ~ ,poarA OO
iunaif BAnLo11
FIDFRBERRY WINE, Qgk Ql
~ RANT Wine, and Psaeh iF9niK niKFsFf.FFs.
hS5SoiiSSs' iTPSSiS - a. south side Put. seesEe.
WTTNE BTTTERS 4 BALM GIL
w RAD PIN, ior General De2iisys Iys2sgs J,
Cddna-s of the Hands and teet, 5lSA - - y. ~
heeaasesi heetlo - - i-5s1nents Found at
en- @ ,. kAAhAh' > = Ea1. saoak,,
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COOTAL PARTY-THE UNION
81 ehspo'e > 81 on fridaT sqznTn9 -a1f I3fh s177
Music b. HIlson's Band. Tickefs admittl1r cen
tltaaan and Ladssl, @ csats. Mazsg8 ~. y. Efw-
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m 4o0ARTUM FOR SALE 3 Z
a corner q Esis Z "a I ffss5.S 81.
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.M0RNING LEADER.
~ AnTERTIaE1ITNFn.

HAWKS bFoa.-LOosl MOTIFS.
DR.. BarroF-spsoiai Notice.
Beth re a HesIGry.
"a. Q. a."-Land Wanted to purchase.
Mould a RogAn-oyHters, a.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

GGO,-O'Fy'' O'UEA OuT.. d'e''sl'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

MGEHoOD--Hog LosE--How REsFoRED.-
yaIt Published IN See "a Envelope prioe cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure % epsrmstofrhaa or Eeminsi weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impod.
insnts 70 Marriage gsnorslly, Neryouanels, Con
sumption. Epilepsy and Fiss Mental and Physics
Inoapacity, rsEultiag from self-Abuno, &o.-By
GnEEH RsoEs g.
ssal N Plain onVeiops to any address, roar PAID,
on receipt Of six cents Or sWo postage stemps. by
DF. Oh. J. Q. KLINE
IsFBoWery, New YOrk, Post once Boz, Ssse.
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vr..rIs p.,sEp.-rhs foIlovlng 60. pas.ea Dc.

VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed Dc
troit on the 9Th:
Bound Up-Prop Racine, Susquehanna, Concord,
Nils, bayhower, Missouri, Michigan; bark pa
qnette. Hans Orocker, SRrdiniai schr Cortland
Carthkgenian, Wellington, Lucy LaIhamt Nerve
gian, Star of the \ North, advance, Golden HarNes
muskingum W Fl stevens, Vanguard, Cascade
NonpareiI, Kate Richmond, Starlight, Dispatch
sophia Smith, White Cloud.
Bound Dolsn.-Stmr rest Queen, North ister
prop Fountain City, Comet, Kenoshe, Pittsburgh
Iowa; schr W Chis lolm, Gem, Meridian, (No. p
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NY. STOCK aIARKET.-sepf. 10.
rBX TELEdRAPH.l
MONEY-Unchanged.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Unchang
8TODKS-RAfher better with a mcderats bust
ness. Chicago and Rock island 455s, Memphis Pi :
ducah 81 Cevel nd 4 Toledo 51-fi OhieagO Z Quincy
6SJs; Michigan southern guaranteed 3i5Si Erie 20
Pacific Maf sob; Georgia IS 65 Virginia 6 5iz Mis-
souri, 4sSS Tenness s. tl56. North Carolina IS 42;
Ohio @ 80 ss Trs asury 6 ss; o. s. IS 81, regis
tered 80.
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aH5T1S F51fl77= q PaT7To1o5leal Rl

eHUliAE FsknFy, On PHFso1ooicAt Ru-
srkRcHns, should Be rad by everybody. Itsroass
o. soif-inhictsd diseases, aud the results Of early
malIractics, the canses that fsQuentT loda 70 w
HvrfT EknnIkQrs, thslF relief sad gfeFentien,
with copouh Instructions a. 70 the sure method oi
diapellirg the nIsafvIsca ihst frequently take hold
Of thoae kiouF 10 rNFnn inlo Che marriage ntaie.-
The work g beautifully Illustrated with oolorod
cravings, end b flausht wi uholoaomo advice
and sxhortaiiens. SOLD hY DR. HARROW, Iss
Rloseksr street. NoW YORK. Price - eonts Sent
ffes.
sold also by z,T, esylogd saa clark, DEuG1isis,
uav.lrn6 0k7t
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+. Il SOLlNONBOE,

PsaeaeaI ed SeiAtiee OPkei1A,
Kepu fhs larvoss NPsortment q the most krQSee
lSr Gear or r tigbtsd, are grodnc unoeL 81 n osn
InEpcfion by IaachinerF q ueW constr Nltn
oT11sT Wa9hn Difrlnesz ot AnnemInatieE ol to9
N7S and fmTsrrfaF slFeagth for long reeaing of
ElFlIGir1. -, - a.
~ floioinonson would hsEsi Inform the qh5io tnet
tzolarar 6mptyE anT one IN nc thls g. ~
- Allo, gploneid esgof I1ea5 q - 4 4 =
1ETlEJOfAh EE 3 tn1eEt9d Nl-aoaA b'-Ai
rral1staot - natural s..s...
- nail.dsN
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M A R IN B. .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERED.-SEPT. 10.
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr May Q1eeu, Yiger, Detroit, 50 M shingles 556
lbs WOOL l9J ibis beans, 80 packages sun
dries.
stmr North Star Sweet, OntonagCn, IS tons cop
per -Hussey Mcbride.
Prop, OWege, Howiand. Duukirk AZ tons mdse
Prop Protection, Farrell, Mcntu c.
Prop. Jefferson. Williams, Osdensburgh, u pkg5
mdse, tons marble, Peit0n Breese.
Schr. Gen. w Scott, Goodwin Oswego.
Schr Traveller, Wright Buffalo, 200 bbls salt OTIS
& Brownen.
ScOW Whtttlesey, D1preys Bay City, 10 n lumber
Thomas & Butts.
schr, KosioskO, Dermad, Port Burwsll, so tons
shingle bolts, IS II lumber.
1LRARED
Stmr, May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
gtmr Western Metrop lis Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prom Jefferson. Williams, Ogdensburgh, 500 bush
corn, 900 bbls four ltO bbls coal oil.
Brig Amazon, Young Oswego, $50 bush wheat "
B, Sc1tt.
schr. Henry Young, Burns, Port Huron.
Schr. J. Res, Kerr. Toledo, US tons coal Buttal
Schr Fair Wind, wood Port Burwell, Il kegs nails,
IS gallons coal oil, doz AXIS, bbls Lard
oil, 800 lbs soap, tt0ns coal
schr. Flora Watson, Aardeman, Chicago, IS tons
coal, C& NJ RR.
Schr Trade Wind, Wright, Kingston, 5000 bush
Wheat, tons coal, 2 tons grindstOnes.
ScoW Whittiesey, Duprey, Detroit.
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- The price Of she MoRHne LnADHR 70
news agents q One Dollar and Eiity Cent?
per hundred, and no deviation unasF any
oirsumstanosa
The postage On ths EaADnR, 70 NeRl
Dealers, b oae-fourth ofa cent per copy.
We would profsF that partios romitsing
postage stamps ahould send rs one and thros
cent lnsiosd o. lager donominailons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

MEssas EDIrORs :-Ple.se announce the name of
2. J. DIcKMAS, Esq as a candidate for nomination
by the Union Convention for member Of the Legis-
lature BE will be supported bya
HosT or FutrSDa
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PREYEKEIoE IS BE9TEE THAN cURh
IL iadiss 81 deifcasa haaffh q lmaalfsd ozeni1-
sion, o. e tho1s ~ when en- iRcreaae ci Anlu
nom any Fea11n otoclionabla, ths undersigned
goul2 car pfo1crlrtion which is periocty rolio-
his and naia, ana which has bson proloribod n ~
riols sArta Of ths Cd erld TO- ne past conturg-
AlthcuEk tko article a Fcry chaap and nlmro. ~
e has bcen put up IN hai 7ini bottles and tolt sg
eEtanEvsly a the oxsrhitant prioe Of S. psr bottle
ths undssgnod proposes 70 furnish the rOooips Tor
ths small sun Of 81, b. sh6 PaasoaEioH Of which sV
etg lady can Uupelf hafsels eiih psrieci uagpard,
a. anT drns store, I tho triaing sam Of . cents
per yoar. Aug pa1sician Or druggist VIII ion you
q ia poFisetly harmless, and Thousands of toatimc-
hials can bs procured Of o. eaisaoy. Sent o any
part q tbs world on receipt o. 81, By addressing
nf.g. O. nEFERAuX,
Aug.Ihs1o ?. o. Box, 10. gl59, New Haven, Ooun,
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TvksDkE EvEzIEo, Sept. 10.
Pressni-Afoanrs. Stevens, Rend, ballard,
Benton, Ksstipg, 0vistts Mastsu, Blair.
Craig, Meyer, ssbin, sturgess, Thomas,
Wsllhouse.
The President, H. s. Stevens, in the
chair.
'klinutes of last meeting read and aP-
proved.
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MEssRs. EDlToRs PLEASE announce the name Of
JEFFERSON THOMAS a Union candidate for the
Office Of Coroner, subject to the vote Of the COnven
tion to be held in this city on Saturday next, and
oblige NUMEROUS VOrEEs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-11

EDIToRs LRADER ;-Plsass announce tie name Of
O. NJ. BARBER, Esq, as proper to be brought before
the Union Convention as a candidate for Represent
ative. NJ Barber is thoi ough Union map, and
has shown the right spirit and the ght action
since the Fret gun was hrsd 4 sumptsr.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-03-28
Letter from George Washington to Gov.
ernor Green.

We publish belsw "a letter from General
Washington to Governor Green. which
was written at the close of the Revolution
airy War. The letter is dated July 18th
1913, and reads as follows:
''SlR:-The great object for which |
had the honor to hold an appointment
in the service of my country being ac-
eomplished, | am now preparing to re-
sign it into the hands of Congress. and
retarn to that domestic RETIREMENT which
it is we'll known. l left witt, great re-
luctance
The f'undstion Of our empire was not
laid in the gloomy age of iyaorance aud
superstition, but at an epoch when the
rights of mankind were better understood
and more clearly than at any former
At this auspicious period the United
States came into existence as a nation.
and if their citizens be not completely
free and happy the fault will be entire
ly their own. Such is our situation, and
such arc our prospects
But notwithstanding the cup of ble>-
sing is thus reached out to us; notwit!l-
standing happiness is ours; if We have
disposition to seize The occasion and
make it our own. yet it appears to n,e
there Is all option still left to, the Uni
ted States Of America whether they will
still be respectable aud prosperous or
contemplate and miserable rs a
nation. This is the time Of their pnlit-
ical probation; this the moIuent whcH
the eyes Ut the whole world are turned
upon them; this is the moment 10 cs-
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SELECTED MISCELLANY.
PERSONAL HISTORY OF LORD BA.
COZ FROM UNPUDLIsHED PAPERS.

The following extracts are from vol
ume ent;.ssd, Personal History Of Lord
Bacon. from Unpublished Papers" BY
wILLlAx HsPwoRru DIXON. Of the Inner
Temple. 1t il published by Tickner and
Fields. Boston. In this fresh and delight
full work. Nr. Dixon has essayed. and
successfully, to viudisasc from calumny
tho memory Of the greatest Philosopher
England ever produced. Hallam and
Lord Campbell both failed to give Us a
correct history Of Francis Bacon. Hume
came nearer the truth. Lingxrd filed bis
pages with the bittcrest hatred. Macau-
lays portrait was not to be relied on and
Popc's famous linc.
1.-THE wissss. brightest, meanest Of mankind
bore falsshood upon its face. II was left
for Mr. Dixon to portray impariiallv. al
though in . forid and affected style If
vritinG~-but, musical. withal-Bscon ~
he truly was. The chief interest OF this
volume centres in the picture it gives OF
Bason's social and domestic life. and the
relations which he bore of SON. brother
snd' Husband. The readers of Mr.. Sped
ding's noble edition Of the complete works
Of Bacsn, now being published in this
country, will receive. with satisfaction.
this life. which gives an insight into his
rrivste character. and thereby enables one
the better. in soI4c instances. to under
stane aud appreciate his literary produc-
Tens.
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THE TELEGgAru AND SToRgs --Lieutcn-
ant W. A. Aaury. at the Washington
Observatory, whose fame as meteervlp-
gist is world wide, has again taken up thn
subject of appl. ing thc telegraph to fore
warning against storms. In communi-
cation to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
rnlling his attention the operation of IT,,
system in England, iraierant Aaur.-
says: To extend from The S.a TO :h.:
lant the bcncliccnt system of the metcolo,,-.
gical cn-opcr;.t.On aud research. in whici.
all the maritime nations are engagco.
would require ~ frcL all npon the .r-s-
sury. and To conn"ct with il proper srs-
tenn of daily weather reports ly eiccrapa.
for the purpose or giving warning in AZ
vance of all wild" spread storiHs and ,xien-
size changes Of weather, would be lie
comforting of an incstimallc boon. net
only to the shipping interests of the coun-
try. but to ita agricultural als0. and in
deed to all the ayocations and pursuits OF
the people that arc affected b. the wealth
cr."