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miscellaneous,

A A. THOMSON & Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.
IA Y oa,r for sale. TIN and rERNE PLATE CIIneel
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&C." and Gdivsnz<d do, Sheet Zinc, Copper, Hvh Hes
TH Spefer Lead dc.
ALI, KINDS of PAPER and PAPER BAGS
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No. 10 Beeknap-st
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

United states sharpshooters. Col; Berdnn.-
the Potomac may aJy 10 Capt HASTINGS. No - Wsllst
Jaunosy C0nrt Lieut. FEET s the Camp at weehsw
ken the s2d Ferry .sAsss t. sSneobecd soldiers
wanted fss Sos ssanIs. TWo B1glcn wsnted
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HEkpouskTKRs lsT REGIs ksT. EAGLE BKIGADE !
NO. 81 Broadway, EevYoIk Sept %. lo6l.
Under the auth ,rity Of the War Department
unde gnod H. raising and organizing this Regiment
Comnun addressed him II his hoadqusItsfs ss
above, will receive prompt attention. .,,,.,,,,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

WI FALL STYLES selected IN Paris by her husband,
wbos facilities for ob,sn. the most desirable pAlTsKNs
nan, oBr been by Ladies' ef orb opens
M, Jay seset Of PARIS MILLINERY Her Gus
and the pab generally invited 10 call without othsr
ipyilson. No. 3is Csnsi-se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

whHrES D FoR The THIRD REGIMENT ExCELsIoR
sicie, BRIGADE Good ssiebeed Wanted for thi, Re
ment which stationed at Washington bulldog fohca
ons disbursements Volunteer Pay 10 per month and
families povdsd for Psy and snbsenes oonmsaees
signing the ro Extra when work on fortibestion
bounty when honorsby discharged de not want
10 be drafted sl spcs and sgn the roll APgyto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

irish Grenndiers.-A meeting OF the Qfceu OF the
above Regimen viii be held THIS EVENING at the
ausrters Mercer House at "A o'clock full attendance
requested IS the Regiment will be sent 10 camp Immediately
THOMAS Nj. RiED, Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

A Union Prsyer-feeting win be hsld under the aus
MIC, of the Army C. nntes OF the Youug Mems Christian As
sociaroD or THURsD Az Fast Day. EVENING. at Calvary
Rsp.t Church nbe Rev Dr. gtlette' 2ad g near s,h
The Rev nr GILLETTE. Rev. Messrs GOODMAN and
HARE and Others viii take part ia the exercies Singing
from the Soldiers Hymn Book" Services 10 at u
coc Les foil attendance of those who believe In
the efficacy Of prayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

nRY GOODS.-A bankrupt stock selling at a
sssdaos At No 81 Ch.mbsr. 20 close Che ooocss con-
ns Ia part Of Sks Lsc-s Dfess Goods Merinoes. Grapes
Hosiery Buck Gloves Wooien Knit Goods County and
city merchants are invited 20 cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

TO Useers KecruitinF Unutturhtu NUmp"nIes'
nies MECHANIC RIFLES hst,cIas' Regiment now
ie the City Of New Nons bot Of character
way n Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

CAUSE OF THE DEPRECIATION IN CANADA
CURREEoH.-The Chicago Tribune thus ex-
plains the cause of the recent depreciation
of Canada currency:
" We arc Informed by reliable and well
informed parties, that it is through no fault
Of the Canadian bankers that the present
state Of affairs exists. According to the
laws establishing the banks, the value of a
British sovereign is placed at 81, So A.
which valuation was based on Foreign
Exchsnge ct 1924 Since the present war
broke out however, the rate Of Foreign Ex-
change has fallen to l05@l07i and the
New York bullion brokers have imported
spyereigns-the balance Of trade being in
favor Of America, and they have sought an
outlet for them, where they could be used
without loss, or at small profit: Money
speculators in New York have bought sove-
reigns at S4, 4,8094,s2, and sent them to
Montreal and bought New York Exchange
with them st 1904 per cent off-thus
leaving them q good profit. Merchants,
too, having balances in New York, and
notes to pay IN Montreal have taken soVe-
reigns from New York to Montreal with
which to pay their notes-thus msking one
per cent by the operation. This state Of
affairs has therefore forced the banks to
redeem in sovereigns instead Of American
coin as usual-snd hence the advance in
the rstes Of exchange -.f s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

WHAT DOES IT MEAN I'VE learn through
Capt. Barrows, Of the Schooner Union,
which is running regularly between this
port and Port BurwcIl and other points on
the Canada side, that there have been three
ships Of war ordered to that port and
large force Of troops are expected to arrive
soon; and further, thAt an officer remarked
to him upon one Of his recent trips that he
must make the best Of his time, for he would
not long be permitted to run to that port.
This may have been said in earnest. But
we cannot see what the European govern
ment can design by issuing such an order,
if it is upon authority. It Lay be good
policy for that Government to adopt such
course Of policy. But We are unable to
discover what good end will result from it
If she is desirOus of having q hand in this
little affair, mole honorable course could
be pursued than by closing her Canadian
ports against our shipping.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

TIE CoBErDEEcE GAEHA FG1UzE.-A
noted confidence man by the name Of John
son, with two or three confsderates. at-
@ tempted game upon young gentleman
who wss going ont on the Buffalo boat last
evening, and although nearly successful
were finally thWArted in their designs.-
They succeeded in getting hold Of pOr-
t ton Of the young mans money, but he
suspeoting something was up, was shreWd
enough 70 regain possession, when he in
is formed them that he would not change his
IA money with them, and left. It was fortu-
~ nate for the young gent that officers we're
on the watch or perhaps he would not have
Jared Is well Is be did, for had they ao.
eomplished their designs they would have
sl.hill been arrested The only thiug wrong
about Il wss, that they we're not arrested
On The spot lis said that they had large
"a Quantities Of counterfeit money in their
posssSsion. 5f5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
For nc I.esder1

AEOTHER PIONERR has FALLEN. Died in
Mantua, on the goth inst, of apoplsxy, DAN
iel Bidlake, in the eightieth year of his age.
Daniel Bidlake was born in Windham, Con-
necticut. he married his wife in Chester,
Massachusetts, from which place they emil
grated to Ohio in the fall Of 1911. He was
Immediately called upon to take up arms in
defence Of his country, in the war With Great
Britain 1912, and necessarily endured many
priyations incident to early settlers, but be
has lived to see the wilderness converted into
fruitful fields, and made to blossom like the
rose. he has in his declining years enjoyed
many of the comforts of life, although his
strength and health have been falling him
for many months past; nevertheless, he has
often conYersed cheerfully and freely of the
Olden times and Of the present difficulties Of
our country, thus showing that the spirit of
'76 still animated bis bosom. But be has
gone to rest with his fathers. His wife and
one child have gone before him. he has left
four sons and two daughters, and a large
circle Of friends to mourn bis loss. ---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28


CLRyELAxD IEsTITuTH.-The Fall term
Of this Institution commences on Wednes-
day, Sept 4th. Under the managsneht Of
R. P. Humiston, as Principal, and his ex-
oellent corps Of assistants, II has become
one Of the most popular institutions In the
West. Il is located on University Nights,
one and a quarter miles southeast Of the
Public Square, in one Of the most heslthy
and beautiful localities in the State. A
thorough and practical course Of instruc.
ton has been adopted, comprising all ptud-
les necessary 10 prepare young men for sd-
mission to any colleges, or ht them FOR the
active duties of business lifei and 70 So
cure 70 young ladies q course Of mental
discipline equal to that afforded by the best
female seminariSs. The philosophical and
chemical apparatus, which has been more
extensive than those Of most SIMILAR insti-
tutions has received important additions.
The Cabinet of Natural History now num-
hers about three hundred specimens Of
home and foreign birds
Il has been determIned to adopt . thor
ouvb course of Military instruction, with
the ensuing term, and this department will
be under the charge Of a eOmPetents and ex-
psrienced military officer. The regulation
dress Of the U. s. Infantry viii be the uni
form worn by the pupils, consisting Of .
osp, frOck coat and pants, made Of dark
blue brOadclOth.
As means Of physical culture, in sddi-
ton to that secured BY military drill q
large and we'll furnished Gymnasinm Is
connected with The Institute, RegulAr and
Systematic gymnastic training is required
Of ell students.
ExpEHsEs.-.BOard, Washing, Fuel,
Lights, and Tuition in the regular studies
of the Classical and English Course, S2lO
for the Academic Year. Extra for Piano
Music, Vocal Culture and Oil Painting,
$40 each, per quarter Of twenty lessons.
For Drawing, French, German, Spanish or
Italian Languages or special individual
training in ElOcutiOL, S. per quarter.
Day tuition in English studies, S44 for the
Academic Year, or Sll per quarter Extra
for Latin or Greek, S. per quarter each, or
ST for both. Other extras same ss above.
Day students are also charged So extra for
conveyance in the Omnibus. All bills pay
able in advance. No deductions made for
absence for less than half quarter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

CEALLzEeE AocEPTED.-We learn suthori-
tatively that the yacht men of Sandusky
have accepted the challenge of the Cleveland
Commodore, and win publish the names of
the yachts, &C. within enc week. Capt. J.
n Bailey has been elected Commodore for
the Sandusky yachts-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

HoRsE sTEALIEe.-A young man named
Bsellsr was arrested this morning on the
market for stealing horse, by officer Mat
thsEs. The horse was in his possession
The owner was found, who recognised his
property, which he says was stolen, but
whether this young man stole it he is not
willing to state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

PLEAsIEa SEEsATIoE.-In these times,
2 when almost every man you meet is mill
itary man, and upon his head is doffed a
military cap, 1t Is refreshing to meet one
who. regardless Of the mass, maintains his
standing in community by retaining that
genteel covering TO The head fine beaver.
The FAN styles are beauties, and can be
found at Fuller & Co.'s, on Superior street,
WhsEe not only tip-tOp beaver, but every
thing to cover the head, may be had for q
small amount. This firm keep all the new
styles Of hats and caps, and at prices pro-
duOing pleasing sensation to one who
wishes to purchase. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

YAozT RowESA.-The yacht Rowena, says
the ssndusky Register Of this morning, on
an excursion from Cleveland to the Islands,
anchored in our Bay, of the foot of COlum-
bus avenue, on Sunday night and remained
during the day yesterday, where she was
visited by number of our citizens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

-Resd what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grahsn-.
berg hedioines. DR.. B. Is physician OF extensive
practice, and one OF the most successful in the coun
IT, lTrumbulll In which he re5ides $3.50. =.
This oertines that haYs uHsd the GrefsnberCso
= lis and hRrshalPs OathOlicon, sold hers by H o
Johnsons In my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio March = 1851
Scld by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through.
out the county. For Medicines ur Arencie5, Sd-
dFs.s ,ss,SE. H-s. K}sINGsLlEX, 0loyelaRa;
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LIT4ERs roe rHp sryENTH oz1o RreNEy

LHTTERs FOB TIE SEVENTH oHIo REGnrESF
Capt. F. A. Seymour, Of Co. e., 7th Ohio
Regiment who is on visit to his family in
Rsyenna, viii leave to join his regiment in
Western Virginia, on Friday of this week.
Any person having letters or snail packages
TO send hy him, viii leave them at the Count
ing Room Of the Cleveland Leader up to y
O'clCek on Thursday, and they viii be sent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

These lands are contiguous to a railroad 100 NIL
in langth which connects with other roads and naVg
be lakes and rivers, thus adOrding unbroken COZ
munlcation with the Eastern and Southern markets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
RAILROAD SYSTEM or mLNoIa
MRaifiMea.
AYERS SARSAPARIILA,
nnMDnTTNn EKFHnU M


A COMPOUND REMEDY. DE.
IA SIGNED 70 be the most sfsctuaI ALrERATIVT
that can be made. It is = Concentrated extract Of
Psra SarsaPerila, so oom5inOd with other substan.
Of still greater Alternative power as to afford an
effective antldots for the diseases sarsapariIlai fs-
puted to cure II Is believed that such remedy is
wanted By those who suffer from StrunsOus conf
plants, and that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service to this largt
b this compound viii do il has been proven by ax.
prtment on many Of the worst cases to Be found In
scROFULA AND SORoTULoUs CoHPLArSTs, EzUP.
IIOEs AND ERUPfITs DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPEEs,
eYPHILn AND STPHiLiTIO AFFECTIONS, MzEOURIAI
DIsEAsE, DRoPsT, NEUEAJeLA on TIC DoUIoUREUx,
pRBILITY, DTsPEPsIA AND lEDIaEssIoE, ERYslPELAs,
BosE oR 81. ANFHosTs kIREt and indeed the whole
class OF complaints arising nom lmpurity Of tie
This compound VIII be found great prouaotsre c
healthB when taken IN the spring. 70 eLpel the iou
the year. b ths timely sxpulgion Of them many
ranking disorders are nipped in the bud Multi.
tudes can. q the aid Of this remedy, spare them.
oerous sores, through which the system viii strive
% re itself Of corTuPOns Il not assisted to do this
teratiVe medicine. Olsanse ont tho Titisted blood
Whenever You hnd its impurities bursting through
when you find it Obstructsd and sluggish IN the
VeinBi esanse it Whenever It Is foul and your eei-
ngB viii tell Yo1- when. Eyen where no particular
disorder is felt, people enjoy better health, and I've
longer, for Cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
healthy and all is we'll but with this pabnium q
life disordered, there can DO 10 lasting hsalth.-
Sooner or later something must 60 wrong, and tbs
great machinery Of life ID disordered or OTerthrUWn
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves mach, tba roputa.
tion Of accomplishing these ends. But the world
has been egraEouaY dsosTed by preparations Of il,
partly because the drug alone has not al the Frtus
that Is claimed for It, but more beeause many pre-.
paruonss pretending to ho concentrated rscfa Of
any thing else.
During late years me public have been misisd -
lerge botess Pretending 20 give quart Of Eztrart
Of sarsaparilla for one dollar Most Of these nave
BEEN frauds upon tbs sick for thay not only contain
la hrrs 90
properties Whatever. Hence. bitter snd painful die
appointments has followed the Of the various ex-
tracts OF sarseparila which food the market until
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still We
can this compound Sarsspdrilla and intend TO sup
py sHch remedy as shall rescue ths name rom the
load OF obloquy which rests upon it. And We thi1k
We have ground for believing it has virtues which
Are irreatstbe by the ordinary Of the diseases
t ts tntended 20 ets. In order to secure their com
pete erad1caton nom The system, the remedy shoulC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

NosS CoSrRARAED GOoDs,-ofacers Ives
and B1rlison sent forward this morning to
The care Of the Provost Marshal at ST. Louis
three dry goods, one box Of boots and two
hundred bundles Of spades, directed to par.
ties IN that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

PAssIEa AwAY.-During the past few
weeks several Of our old, respectable aud
wealthy eitzens have paid the debt of nature,
and are now Numbering with the dead
Another has TO be added to the list Mr..
Samuel g. Foster, . well known ci'izen Of
Columbus, one Of the lessees Of the Public
Works, departed this life at o'clock yestfT-
day evening. He died Of typhoid fever, the
sane disease that resulted In the death Of Mr.
AsaoeFFy, Of Roscoe, his partner. BE will
e inferred at q o'clock to-moriow.--LoI-
a'abUs Journal zHg. 2Tfk. - =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
ERAVKhERIa RRGIsTER.
T HE CITY.

81 pEhsOSAL.-senator Bingham came in on
TIE Detroit Boat this morning from DstrOit,
en- route for Washington.
Senator Wade is in The city, stopping
With his friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

GUE CARRIAGES FOR C1KCINNAT1.
TWenty-fOur parts of gun earrisges went
cut on the Cincinnati freight train this
morning, directed to Lieut.. Wilson o. s
f., Cincinnati Ohio. They came in by the
Lake Shore freight last evening, and we're
ordered to be transported with ell possible
dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

AoHE REORUIs B0R WADE AND HUToH1xs'
r oATALRY REenEzT.-Ca9t. @. h. Bill. OF
Oharlestowni Portage county, came in with
ten recruits for Wade and Hutchins' Cavalry
Regiment BY the Pittsburgh Road this morn
ing. Capt Bill recruited these men in
oharlestOwn. The names are; S. c. Hall,
O. q. WOrden Erastus Hall, Emerson Cur
tis1, Sheldon Potter, D. @. King, C. H. Hold
en-, Isaac WOLF George HufEm an and J. P.
Stearns.
They marched to Camp Wade, on Univer-
sity Heights, upon their arrival.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

HARTFORD, Trumhull o., o.
j hereby sertiiy that have been dealing IN ths
Qrefenberg Medicines for the past year and can trs
y say that have never offered any medicines to thE
public thai have met with the decided APPRECIATION
Of the people like these, particularly tha Pills and
Uathohcon, They viii perform all and more than Is
promised for them. have sold about dttY b0ttlee
Of the Cath0licen the past year and hear the beSt
rssnlts In eYeIy cese. J. II. Q. JOHNSON,
March !, 1857. Hsdioal Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

VINO owns TEEH.-A yawl with a sail,
and mans coat and bottle Of whisky, was
picked up BY the sOOw Sunshine, on Lake
Krie. So says the sandusky Register Of this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

~ TIE Amsrioan Express Company
forwarded last evening forty boxes Of car
binss, Weighing 8, 900 pounds, for Gen. Fra.
mont, St. Louis.