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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
EPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Blythe as. Of tho,e Pin, the periodic stacks Of Sroa,
o, S Hea4s. ray be prevented ard II taken At the con-.
Q. an attach nslas relief from pain and sie.
ness will be obtained.
They seldom fall removing the Nev,,4 and Rsadsas-
which females . subject
They act gently upou the bowels removing Co,,e,n.l
For Lhra,y Ms S.adsHf'. Delicate Fsuass and all per.
sans Of 'elea.ayy Aa6,, they valuable as Ld-use
proving tho srP, giving and roy to tho digestive
ossrs and restoring the natural ela,y and strength Of the
whole syt,en
The CEPHALIC PILLS arc tie result Of long invest
sloa ard carefully conducted experiments having been in
u,e many years, during which time they hsvo prevented
md relieved amount Of pain rad suffering from Head
Isuged state Of the .,omaoi
They are entirely vegetable In their competition and
taken at all tmel with peree, safety without making any
change Of Diet end ne aIe, Of aay dsegrseaSls ts,s rea
serI saIy tOasasiHs,ey thew 10 esad,a.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs,
III. genuine have I'VE signatures of HENRY C. sPALp.
ING On each Box.
sold by Druggist, and All other Dealer, in ModlsinsL
box viii be .srt by mail prepaid, on receipt o. ,As
PRICE, rs CENTS.
Al erd.1 should bsaddIsssedto
HENRY c. sPALDING.
no. 40 Cedarrt, New.YosL
rYA,pslo bottle ofsPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
will save tan times ii, eos: annually. "a
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES
GA STITCH IN TlxK SAVES NINE" Ill
4, eaei9srn Gill AsPp,a, Oea regulated JazRis,,
tits very desirable have cheap and convenient way o.
repair ng Furniture Toys CrOcksEy, &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets ell such emergencies and household afford to
be rith0ui IsswsyI rady aud up to the sticking poIn.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n ga brush accompanies each bottle. Price % cents
Address
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. 40 Ced,r.s,., Nsw.York-
CAUTION
Ascertain unprlucpled persons n!tenpps.O palm oil
on tho ansuspectins public limitations of my PREPARED
GLUE, would caution all persons to examine before pur-
chasiag. and see tina, the full name,
~ sPALDNG'S PREPARED GLUE. IA
1, on tho ou4ids wrapper al shs1 are 'Sndins eoua
tsrfe<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
QGI TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1 S6I
4 CO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOOI
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.


The capaciy % Road equal 20 sny "a TIE c0ur1
THE GREAT SHO3T LINE TO ThE "EsE
dice No. ! Aaol Ncus,, corner oi Nessy-st
Fec-s fJl tie Transports Of faeseng-i 70 80 hon
IiuclI afi Chicago s. louis -. Paul ats.'Ac 8ec ph
NcsO .I.-ss end OIL Other towns IN the " c Notti Hes
AID s,u est arc uns8lr used to- speed anac mior b y
tOrta.
1hou-h trains Tor TIE West lesvo Ne1lork foot q coa.
bgd..stl Morning Express. a. Evening kSfrt"s1
d.: $50 C. T. NJ from same place .tl AAeHtow- ar
irving Pittsburgh at Il next dag and COLI scu t1eFe M
IA W-s'en t-sus.
sleepiur ard smoking csrs on al The trains.
Ferc swsys low sud the the quick az BY suy 'laa
r0u,e. 4,
By,Ss route feihts of al description can be Forwarded
sld from an pout the Rsiro.ds 81 Ohio Aeuuesy 10
Fisrs. .nois Wisconsiu, Iowa. Aisorri o. RAIL
EOAO DINaI H. O. to suy port tbs n@yi6le n'ets o.
.ar Wet by slraIarIs from fi-t-nuig1. . ,u
.tos a. freight and IRON any point n tn We",
e.tsv. r1iia E.ilr1li 8. on tines iaFJrAon are
rha-aI ~ other E-irosd Compsncs Merchants sne sLS
c iuTJst1g poTtatiOr Of their resht 70 'aA O~
g1uv can rely with confidence on its speedy transit
Mi. gemDaav also u8antsins Emigrau; Aeco1tses
ion Line by Wh!ch parties grating Westward enlg
chan snd comfortable mode Of conveyance at Que Is' -
J. l.. ELLIsTT PASSENGER Agent, No. As.or-Hosa
lFECu s. Co.. FIeilht Ageuts. -
No. ! As.0E House, aud No l South "iiia@ss
MCDONALD BlSCHOff, Eniignnt Asenls
No. Battery E'sA
TNOCH LEWIS General Supi Altoona, Pa
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60 nbom II man Gontrrn.
Burning 9luio, OILS, &r.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING |
IA OL-Received dieo. from the manufacturers aud for
sale IA quantities st at the very oye market rates by
SCHIEFFELIS BROTHERS Co.,
Nos. 10 and l12 Wllsm.s,., ne York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1861.
r,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

"THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"
INSTANT RELIEF, STOP YOUR CoUoa
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDINGpS
THROAT CORRECTIONS
GOOD FoE CLEReYMEN
sooD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPEAgER&
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve acOgsh instantly
Ttcyeear the TIros;
They siso strength and volume to !hs vols
They innpsr deicou, arom, to to the breath
They are lshsul to the t.,ts.
They are made OF simple herb, and harm
I.drise every one who hss Cough Husky Voice. or
B,I Breath or any difficulty ofte Throat to get package
Of my Throat COnfseOns they VIII relieve you instantly,
sud You vii S1ss with that "hey 20 night 10 the spot
You will ind s,m yery useful aud pleasant while travelling
attending pable meeting. for ItDs your Cough nly
ing your thr. II you Try package safe in saying
tina, you will ever sRerwsra consider them iudipnble.
You viii sud them a. the Druggists ard Dealers in Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Myignsuro f. on each package All others counterfeit
APsctaso wiz be by mai, prepaid, recap. Of hi,
cents.
Adiaa
HENRY &. SPALDING,
No 20 Ced,rst Nsu.Yo.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
raucil1a Acaocmics.


A DODWOGTHS DANCING AGhDt,AiihS'
n X "a yiubsy corner al 25'h.st New-io OH,
No lc1 Montague, Brooklyn. - 90 -
rIyrspA as and TRlDANS in Bfootiu WLDNBSD MS
II SAN GpAYS in Eea-Tor-; con.DCIcirs October In
G,lotIyi October in Nsa.fork.
In 10 new, building or 5sv .cceny erected FOR tho pur
pose will be- found every reqe oT suc an estaoi nmcht
H. SS ion 70 thc Dsucu csfsas Win also be Turned Tor
csrs In new system o. Cs.heuc', espcciy valnabc 70
ladies' sud dtC Of deli ;stcis-lg. a. DODWOEl ii Woud
h1 rd 70 make ARRANGEMENTS with SeuuGncs for Lessons in
Dancing, Cslisti e,Ua, or Military Drill.
Circulars SC, may b. had q either Acsdemy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
MANS LEAVE NEW-YORI
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST 10, 1861.

Passenger Station IN Eew.York cor s-th. .ni Oh a,
Entrance on . th.sL
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fam 6rI,oo.s.

NOTJrfRyA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~, 81 hi. .fl,u.5l will commence Oct =
Tie coorso Of as.Io,on occupies two S,a ES1r
admitted her without t1I'iei aG are AWARDED 10
msurhcis o. 7h9 Senior Clss tor C1a't' 'tt.5g,ioce
THTODCRE ". DWIGHT -V' -' -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

BEWARE OF oousTERYgITS aud INVITATIONS.
None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS PER
KINs, New-Xork, IL on the outside wrapper
soldby Druggists throughout the world.
Prineipal Office. No. 10 CEDAR-sT. NGW-YoRE.
Pdes OoIy Is csn.' peg b0B!s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
OCEAN Steamers.


TOR CALIFORNIA vie PANAMA. first =
c!,s ,,ea1a, will leave Eew.york The ls, lth ard
2i o. each month except whcg ihe.s ~ on
When tbe day Of departure wiz be me SONDhi 3o%ius
For heisht pa s.ge spPly st the only Office No. ho"
green ID. j. ALLEH. Ageat.
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE,
L OK SATURDAY. OCT. l2.-The United Sta'e, Nal
Steamer FULTON. Woton, Couln'ndrr y ~ s.l tom fie
No. y North River, Zoo, O. Besch-s. SATURDAY, Oct
rb .e,e unsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
whrh bosde other resu tend in The eYeut o. collision or
.uudbg keep h pumps ieo to WORK, aud secure the
For FresE. or Passage, aPpIyto s,.,,,pr =, ro,
GEO MACKENZIE
AgCuts, Nc. broadway y.
The steamer FULTON win sal oo,Oberl2.
C,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-Y0RR and
> LIvEBPooL. aadins a9d oubagkihs Ps.'sogsi, &, a
adapaa Steamship Company Intend di.ps.chns their iI
power Clyde. bu; Iron steamships Is fcl0wli
L!lf o. EEH-NOhN..'' ......sri rosy Nct o. .,
EDlNbl ord go Nct. ~
ErNA....;;:, ....... SltudaI OCT ~
And every SATURDAY. - Hocn from firs No. "a nor,
River
FIRST CABIN...........sT5 sTEERAGE...........,s1e
First Cabin London 81 sleersge 10 LoEdon... y
First am 60 fsrs.. 81 s,ssrsse 20 faris,,.''''
Passengers also forwarded to dzyrs, Bre.aen Rotterdam
Antwe,n. Ec., O. equally low rate.
Persons si.ins to bring out their friends bug tie'.'
hof4 AZ e., oaiog rates 70 NeyfoFk From Liverpool o.
OueeHstlwn Is Cab,u So. 3S, aud yj. Secags fou
LHerrool. SO. From Qqeer5to,gn. 50.
ger end cary experienced SuIgspg- They are gait b.
further INFORM. rppy in LIVERPOOL 70 VILLAIN
lNMAh, hsaut No = Nai-Ist.i IN 'Isgo" 20 " NJ ID
MAN. No. 81 Eroc.~qgare: In Cgeeus,osu % g q "
,. SEYMOUR co Ia London 70 ElEES g. MACLf. no
81 y, mig i Har. ~ ~ IfaS q DIE Ne
III wanrts'. or At The Compsnys O4c.I
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, Nc. IS BIoadHoy, y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
OF AMERICAN WONFrN.
III THE GRAEFRNBERG FAMILY MEDICINES

No ? BosD-sr EPw-leRV.
The Grscf,nbeTg stitHen was orniot by act Of Iers
lsure Of 70 in 1879 sad il ssnssled I'd toe
tpcst ropulsr end Eciei.ifc institution Tho day
CossuLAqs OF rTE uStTEp. i'> or ANzRicA.t
BOapNY. Ssp'ea l"-, 1850
This is 70 certify t..t pvr.c ss acquainted With
r. BgiusE H. D.. Of the Cty o. Mo- lork Eid a DC il a
learned md sEf pdYji'n OF tigh ssr1ng SPA lafthe
thst have used the drseleubcr. hedCnos according 70 al
rrctiou5 sgou IN the Gl1ecHte,g s"cl al Hc Tor sew
efll years 90 y entire saaction and can Sorhde1iy
recommend t,rn {, al lo Hi.h 20 doctors bills and
c, joy good health at,
l. II. HATFIELD, Araeyesn Consul. Bonosy
Many II the leading public ia The c1uLy have spoken
10 the highest terms OF he Gfseien5elg lnsiigon uua rs
theory aud prace. Others who are uGacqrain'ed IN we
medicines. bot no sre o. the integrity ard truthful
Of the Resident Physician have permitted mm 70 r9'
them for the truth o. Wat he usl sa' Anone these -
we have noticed the Of tiORACE 6FKtAbf! o. tbe
Ii bgr. Proa H. l. JEvFgr Of the VeszGy SeIuse OF
lp-e. Prughkespsis Rev J.. II. CHtPJN, d. d. oil New
iOlk; o. A. Z. faABoJI Of Harvard lhiyo.ityf &C.
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OlrS he if7dirg GTGct.EJcrG HctcEs. 10 'h'
TTEEIcF CNTlDstCDk,

'biei err'qu cure fer an Jeuaie vregd1,tr' "e1',
a.ss gBHioys ire,o'of il4.1mIfoq rhife1, jniHg d'
rr 9rJl dca0 yeaf Of if uterine Oygans eel a. ne
fol.Atg.iO,O. f,ugb'e, Grist.gyJou Ot ~. m
Pre-, . 80 mr. GJ.f, .F"FOc So poLLAr3 FIVE BOT
wns BF sKNr ~ EePPEs, sB CHANGES PREPAID 90
kNo or FNrRpsa bIyy EtDN Nrv.lv7E 81
address JOSHUA r. BRIDGE VI D., Be,.deut Physciai'
GIsclgaU 70 iL.itu,e No. Z Bpad-s,., New ok.
Co,lsgr 7Gtes. an Indie, eirisd gN chronic
Ur,iae c1ssFfrGyf Baiadt,g sfeyufgps, md hy'
ussy c1rr SHi az sssigN ~ EHr 81 cO.Hrgcat ci D.
ysreirsj ~ UJfsftl DE n. fugfiufc buildings.
Js5 fOS IFrJs, AupaFgs A. ABOVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

ALONIO TLAGk, A. NJ, Principal OF HOl'-
n son EiNrE lSSrlT) re-, 81 CLayE&ACh. n. d..
receive sudruts NONEMSER l i0r term q! twoiy-oas
weeks. Tof s&o.rd rnd Tuition ia erminoa Lnrhsn: M.
.indirg N:ary Dri! under au rvpcI,ucrG Officer $40
yegf Son. 10 -lvs .aecs a- ypINU LADIES In Piano
Nusic Tre.ya ard hu.lisa. NIic .sr catalogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
C1rurslous.

.TUEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS OF
" STATEN ISLASD.-gABE SIX CESTS, BY S.a.ea
leland ferry foot Of Whtchals., between battery eud
South Ferry. - .-
on FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALE dOUk, 10 p. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
M W. LYON's COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

W. No qe5 Broadway between 2l and 2lds.s, Teop
on MONDAY Sept. l6. Number OF pupils limited 70 90 wac
win be under the direct supervision and instruction % tne
Principal Special attention given to prePeTao for Coleg
for whc full spousby assumed Reierence made 70
the following gentleman, who have been ystfonsi W.
Phiips d. b. Curdan Buislard, Legtund lockwood Jared
Iiusiy M. D.. WIN. B!sck. Geo. Opdyke willard PdIk'r,
H. D. Horace Holden Ds1ial s. Schsnck John Auchncoss,
Mnaes A Hnnnnch. John 9. Yncker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

COOPER INSTI1UTE.-NEW CARPET
~ SrORE.-Tbe undersigned hiss opened the spacou,
store No Cooper Institute ith through NO. Il
three o of9h-st aud il prepared sup
ply bis old and all others with general
of CarDeings Floor OH-CIoths, Heath Rurs Door hAs
Table and Piano CoyeIs Window Shades &C., extremely
low prioes !. HYATT,
COOPER I,STIrUTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
guslrlctlou.

SIrRI-RBAN Home SCHOOL New
"a Haven. Coua.. the Rey Dr. SHEARS EelSot---L Ai
e,Is,5 StlOOl for Baagtins Pupil, only ahof.sI are
-srt5 IN, r,.ents seeking GOOD School al low sdtea
,i;l;'y mn, so on the sc4JCl CAMPUS G9lds STEAM
at UOME. Prof. :. SIHUS1Ei, is az home
N for lis pupils sai Coz privstc e .n in DHANiN6 or,
eE1NTIN EtERE DAY s5sl O'clock p. ~, at No. lsi
West itu-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
NC nronroe Doerrlne.

What was the Monroe doctrines After
the South American Spanish possessions re-
volted from Spain, the latter appealed to the
Catholic Powers Of Eutope with whom she
was allied TO assist her to subjugate them to
her sway. Gen. Bolivar, who was the Gar
ibaldi in the revolution, appealed to Presi-
dent Monroe to say whether the United
States would consent that the Holy alliance
(the Catholic Powers above named) should
re-establish the Spanish Monarehies in Amer
lea. It was new proposition and great
one. Itraised the point whether the United
States would consent to stand as Liberty S
Champion for the whole continent. Presi-
dent Monroe was favorably impressed with
the justice Of Bolivar's appeal, and 50 ex-
pressed himself in a message to Congress-
Nothing more Was ever done upon the sub
iect; but that suggestion has ever since been
called The Monroe Doctrine.
AS there appears 70 be design on the part
Of Spain to re subjugate San Domingo, If she
has not already done 80, the press Of the
country begins to talk again about the
Monroe doctrine which is merely this wheth,
er the United States government will permit
Spain to re-subjugate the st. Domingo par
Of the Island. We forbear to express any
opinion upon that subject We merely stat'
the question for our readers.-AuburH I'D
UsrtssF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
rhe seutIment b nIarvIand.

A letter from Baltimore to the Tribune
says
Things are rapidly verging toward con-
fict, If the rebels are in earnest. The days are
not manysre they will encounter the majesty
and power Of the Federal Government in a
way they little dreamt Of. Ifthey resist, the
blood be upon their own heads.
The fatal blow which rebellion has receiy-
ed in the Virginia Convention, and the terris
BILE majority Of A against the ordinance of
secession, have Tibrated through every nerve
of the social and pOlitital system Of our city
this morning. There's sn end Of rebellion
in the Border Slave States, from hence for
ward and forever, upon the negro question.
The President has marched square up to
his responsibility, and wo unto those who
shall dare to encounter it, Fort Sumter
viii not be surrendere3 TO rebels, nor will
Fort Pickens. There Is no need OF saying
more. Let the facts OF the future tell the
tale. Il viii be peaceful one, if the rebels
Wilt. If not not.
Gen. Scott has completely headed on The
rebel McCulloch, who has taken to his heels
and sought safety in the wilds Of Texas
i gigfaii Is not far behind him. The time i
I not very far of, when the ringleaders vii
seek aa asylum over the seas. Stick a pr
therel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
AYER'S sARSAPARILLA,
COMPOTND REMEDY. D

n .AODAL UNI AL ANaAa
"a SIGNED to be the most enectual ALTERATivG
lhat can Be made. II Is a concenfratod extract o.
Para oaLeaparllla so combined vlth other sulstau-
effective antidOte for the diseassa sars8p parIInI
puted % cure II t8 believed tlai sucn areil.lI y
wanted BY those who suffer l1om etruInols corr
plants, and that one which VII aaeolnPlian their
cure must prove el ilaelst, aeisite u thla iALs3
" this compound win dc it has been proven bg e-
pertinent on many o. the worst cases 70 % ouuq n
scRoFUL1 AND scEoTu1ous C0,lrLAiisrs EaUr-
fION5 AND ERuPTTVE DIsEAsEss-LLeEEsl PllrlEs,
SYPHILIS AND 5YFHILrrIu AFFECTIONS, MEaCUEiAL
DIsEAsEs URo7als NHUEAIaIA Or TIC DQuLOuEEuHl
RosE Oh ST. ANTHONY EIRE, and indeed Toe whole
class Of complaints arising nom Impurity OF che
iSfhis compound viii Be found a great promoter o.
health, when tazon On the spring, eNpel che i0ui
humors which tester in the blesd at that season ot
the year. BY the tiIney eXpulsiou q thom many
ranking disorders arc nipped in the bud. Blulti-
tudes can By she aid ci this rcmeGy, spare theme
selves from the endurance ol foul erupt0us and ui-
csrOus sores, through which The aFgteu will strive
through the natural channels Of The body by au al
teratiYe medicine. Oleanse cut tue vitiai-a lscll
whenever you md It's impurities bursnug through
when you md it obsiructed aud siaegish IN ti.o
& nFs Will tell ycu when EYen where 10 particular
disorder u felt, people enjoy better health au1 live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
life disorderei, there can be no lasting health
Sooner or later something must go wrong, aud the
great machinery Of lie IS dlsordered Qr oFrtnroWh n
SarsapariIla has, and deserves much. therepuia
ton OF sccoapIishinF these ends But the Wo1ld
has been sgrsgiouslY deceived By Preparations % o.
partly because the drug alone has nos all tha Flit
that 3 claimed ioF il, 6ut more because many lrs-
pararons pretending 20 be concentrates eKtracisQ q
T. contain but little Of the virtue OF apari Ia,
any thing else.
During late years the public have been mislCi ~
large bottles, pretending 70 give quart ui Extract
Of sarsaparia for one dollar Most OF these naye
qeen frauds upon the sc, for they not only cOntgia
ittle Il any, sarsaparilla, bus often no curative
appointment has followed tic use u the various oz-
tracts Of Sarsaparila which Hood tdg Market uuli
synonymous VITA imposition and cheat. aliu We
call this compound 5lrsaparla- and intend o. sur-
ply such remedy shall rescue the name r11u tla
load OF obloQuy which rests upon it- And We tlilk
have ground for believing % tlu1 virtues which
ar8 irresistible b the ordinary run O. lue Diseases
It Is Intended to cure. ia ordgr 20 secure thor c0
pete eradication from tbs syateul the remedy should
Be JuoiciOusly taken according 20 directions ca ta
boftla.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
Fight with n whaIe---DOwn in the Mouth

Fight with n Whale---DOwn in the Mouth.
A letter from Job Sherman, third mate Of
the ship Mary Ann, of Fairhaven, Conn,
gives the particulars Of his wonderful escape
from death while pursuing q whale. The
whale struck the boat and threw him right
across the monsters mouth, so that both legs
were in his mouth, and then went down with
him. Fortunately the whale soon came up,
50 that the man could breathe. In the mean.
time be had extracted one Of his legs; but
the whale Immediately went down again,
carrying Mr.. Sherman down the second time.
Mr.. S. then thought Of his sheath-knite,
which be used upon the whales under jaw
causing it to let go its hold, when Mr.. s. rose
to the surface Of the water, about ships
length from the boat and he was rescued,
nearly exhausted, BY seizing him by the hair
of the head as be was sinking. On eVamina-
ton, he found himself with hole in one leg
large enough to receive an egg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

The heavy rains Of Saturday last did no
deter large concourse OF friends Of the lat'
Judge Mclean from paying their last tribute
ofrespect 70 the eminent Christian, .JuristanC
Statesman, by following bis remains to theii
final resting place. The Bar, the Clergy, anC
the Mercantile community were largely rep
resented Ia cortege, the longest that has troC
the mounloi walks Of Spriag Grove Gene
iery ior many days. Carriages were In readi
ness ct the Court House at half-past one o..
clock. and 10 them not less thau Two hun
dred persons were driven 10 the late residence
OF Us honorsd dead. About an equal num-
Der o. private vehicles conveyed the imme-
diaie friends and relatives OF the deceased
ilom different parts OF the city and county
The remains were enclosed in black
walnut coffin, unadorned with glitter ol
geudiness. A silver plate on the lid con-
uined the following Inscription;
~ "a s--JoHN MCLEAN, ILL 4 4. IL
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court o. the
United States.
i t Born March i4th, i1s5.
Died April 9TH, 1861.
The-corpse was dressed in black, and pre-
senied strangely natural appearance. The
eouatenance indicated a temporary lull OF
the senses in the deep slumber Of peaceful re-
pose. rather than the cold vacuity Of the un-
wakeiul sleep Of death. And we doubt not
as one by one the friends who had known
John Mclean in life cast q last look at his re-
mains, as they lay in their narrow tenement
the touching words Of Blair occurred to them,
as they thought ofthe eloquence with which
he was wont to plead the cause Of justice
and right
All where Is now the lifted arm,
The strength of action aud the force of words,
The well turned period aud the well turned verse
With all the lesser ornaments OF phrase
All ned forever, as they ne'er had been
Razed from the book Of fame
At ha4-past two o'clock the burial services
commenced. Rev. J. 7. Mitchell, pastor Of
Wesley Chapel, read some portions OF Scrip
ture, after which Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Trinity
Church, delivered an eloquent address.
Bev. Mr. Allen, President of the Wesleyan
Female College, read the Methodist hymn,
commencing;
Why should our teaTs in sorrow dOw
When God recalls his own.
And bids them leave aworld Of woe
For an immortal CROWN
After prayer by ReY. DR.. Wright, the pro-
cessiou formed and proceeded to Spring
Grove Cemetery. The following gentlemen
were pail bearers:
Judge Leavitt, Judge D. X. Este, Judge
Storer, Judge Hall, R. Buchanan, Henry
Stanberry, J. H. GrOesbeck, N. Wright, Hen
ry E. Spencer, n. Longworth, Flamen Ball,
and John Reeves.
Previous to depOsiting the coffin in The
cemetery vault the Rev J. 7. Mitchell read
the funeral service Of the Methods Episcopal
Church.
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