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YpsrLArrr. Aug. q. 1851.

To tOhoHa 1t may concern:
Being satisfied that Lewis Lilies Inn
proved Combination Lock (the same thatwe
have had in use) is pickable, and that the
same has been picked by Jas. Sargent, we
have, in consequence Of its insecurity, order
ed one of Linus Yale, jr., & Co.'s Burglar
Proof Safes, with Yale's Patent Treasury
Locks. E.&F. P. BoGARDUs.
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RNaLANp.

Queenstown the 10th, arrived t0-daY with
1859 pounds in specie for Boston.
ENGLAND.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that the discussion as to the
common line of policy to be adopted by
France and England on the American ques-
ton has been again r.newed. The subject
has been moated before, but was postponed
Possibly information brought over by Prince
Napoleon may have contributed to make the
Emperor more inclined to listen 10 proposals
which might be made in this respect by Eng
land.l
The London Globe gives prominence to
the following paragraph:
We learn from an authentic source that
notification has been issued affecting trade
with the Southern States. It would appear
from letter Of instructions issued By Mr..
Memminger from Richmond on the 22d Of Au-
gust, that the Confederate Government au-
thoriEes vessels coming from foreign c0un-
tries to enter any ports on the Southern
coast declaring such port shall be considered
a proper port Of entry for such vessels # the
master or owner shall without delay dis
patch a messenger 10 the nearest collection
district in order that revenue officer may
be sent by the Collector to take charge Of
the cargo and execute the formalities requir-
ed in connection with the entry Of goods.
Alta Conservative demonstration in Essex
Cant. Jones, o member Of Parliament ex-
natia.ed on the war in America and it, effect
on England. He argued in favor of the
right of secession, and urged that the peOple
Of England should give such strong express
sion Of their sentiments as would induce the
Government to act in accordance.
The Times, in an editorial on the day oi
humiliation in America, says ttat ami6E Al
the turmoil Of war change In the morals Of
communities can be desired, and there is 8
faint glimmeFing Of new dawn; and say'
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LILIES LOCK PICKED IN MICHIGAN.
MORE EvIDENCEl
EXCHANGE BANK, L. G. BEERY & Co.,
Adrian, Mich, Aug. Sth. 1861.
To whom it may concern; This is to GER
tify that this day locked one Of Lilies
go called best safe locks, on q combination
unknown to James Sargent, Agent Of Linus
Yale, Jr., and that the said Sargent opened
the lock in two hours, without any injury to
either lock or safe. L. g. BERRY q Co.
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LIIIIe's Improved Bank Look Picked

Lilies Improved Bank LOek PIekedI
YPsnAETI, MIoH., Aug. "a, 1861.
To tohom It may concern:
This will certify that Mr.. James Sargent
picked one of Lilies Improved COmbina-
ton Locks on one of his burglar proof safes
in my office, in an hour and half, without
any injury to the lock or safe. Having a
similar one in the banking Office of Follet,
COnklin Co., we have made up our minds
that we had no security for our valuables,
and have had Mr.. Sargent put on our vault
one of Yale's best No. Treasury Locks,
(dOuble) for $3.50, and also ordered smaller
one for the Lille safe, which he has SO
adioitly picked. BENJANIN FoLLETT.
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MrKsrREIsY.--We understand that Mrs.
Mat PeePs MinstreIs will beat the MelOdeon
next week, and give q series of entertain
ments. The troupe hass wide spread repu-
tation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-31

THE MIcHIGAH.-The steamer Michigan,
for whose safety considerable anxiety has
been expressed during few days past, ar
rived here safely on Saturday. She was de-
tanned, in company with the steamer North
Star and others, for five days at White Fish
Point and Copper Harbor, by foul weather
-Chicaqo Tribune.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OBERIsFs VARIET1Es.-This popular place
of amusement nightly receives its just des-
srts in the shape of crowded houses. The
price of admission, ten cents, is 10 small, it
Is certainly within the reach of all, and the
performance is second to none OF the rs cent
shows we have seen. To hear Mr.. 0berist
in his beautiful ballads Lew Benedict and
Hugh Clark in their great negro burles-
cues Mr.. Joe Williams in his oomicalities'
and the beautiful Dansuese, Miss Clara Bur
ton and number Of others, comprising in
all, sixteen star performers, is e treat rarely
met with no matter what the price. This
evening will be performed the great Negro
Burlesaue, "Robert Make Airs" or, 1.-TWO
Fueitives," and by special request, ''The
Old Clock" Give them a call. R359
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81 Exec sior xxx Flour, Hamburger
Cheese, butter in tubs, for family use, at
George sprague's, oviatt Exchange.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAEoIsoo, Oct. 80.
Capt. John d. Lendrum, U. S. A, died
yesterday in this city. BE was a native Of
Connecticut.
The 0. s. steamer Narragansett was at Ae-
eapulchO, 9th inst.
Recent dates from Mexico say there has
been a general depression Of business of all
kinds since secession commenced.
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9ttorHtgs ut 8aig.

l8tvTp y eAar Hi BRUOl
HAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ snd Councillors at Law. Ofloe l65 Superior
-EErsst, (0bpoaits Mefohants Bank, Cleveland o.
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
Nv lTToRTEYF Al Law. Onoe No. so Superior
NF0st cleveland, Ohio. 8. WIbbL4b5A4nsoN' VILLA
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m R0InN0NRON.

FFaoSegl Gl5 Sei1tife OPheiGH,
Eespa thstarEegt aHsortmant q the most improved
fiud1 Of sPEQfAOLES. All his Glasses, whether
f1F near or ~ Gightsd, are ground under his Own
ll7sCtion " maobinGry Ola new oouHtruGtiont with
esgroate5t cara e. 70 guit the eyes IN an cases
ruIluT weakness, DiEEineIl or lnn1mmhtion Of tns
EYal, aud imparttng strength for long reading o.
nno sewing.
N SoloTlnnson would hers inform the public that
n never employs any one IN the sale o. bis Len1el.
~ Also, Hplsndid assortment ofSPT GLAbbE5i
UIOROBOCPH5, OOMPABSE IS, &o.s on hand.
- ABTlFI0lAL EHEs inserted Wtthout pam,
oTsIos-Iio. 10 Superior street, under American
uofsi. mAll:dhW
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MORNING LEADER.
THURspAY ll0RNINe. oCT sI, lsel.
NV ApYRRTIsRMENTs.

A. n. Perry 4 Oo-HeW Buekvhoat Flour.
H.W. Jcnss-English Dairy Ohtefo.
J.&v. WeltH-Hsw RuekWheat Flour.
}. H. HsndsrSOn 3 OO-Nsw Barber shop.
obsrist varieties-Rusiness Notice.
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sPHEREoTYFEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27;tf
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Robbery of Lilies safe at Staten Island.
JANUFRY 81, 1861.
Van Ripper & Martin, stapleton, Staten
Island, had one of L lies Safes blown open
and robbed by burglars of 500, $500 in bills
and acheck for 500, on Sunday, the 18Th inst.
The safe was q new one, and had been pur-
chased Of the makers in October last.
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Brass 6ouuarg.

TkMEs H. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUNDER AND uANgFACruRER5 q
Braa1 Work OF ever description, No. - uuion SO II
alsW doors rom supsriOrstree ClaFeland Ohio. E.
3 prepared % furnilh AL kinda Of Wort u9sd 81
sosaus, Wnter or CAS- snd AL tha various artl1lEl
used n tbs Plumbing Buai1Gaa. Bc8r PumV1 Of al
rlnls made and rnpared Bras uaEtinE dola d1IlTi
ReBE.u work g a ktaaS Ts5alls4s eleaa
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FROM DARNEsTOWN.

DARHEsTOWE, Oct 90.
All quiet at the scene Of the recent battle.
The ennmy's piekets infest the opposite bank,
occasionally firing on ours.
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LiIIIn,a RnnI, LnnI, Z

In yesterday mornings Leader, E. J.
WOOlley, Agent for Lewis Lille, takes CO.
easion to say that an expert lock-pick
(meaning myself had tried to open the
Lille Bank Lock upon the Bank Of Com
meros In this city, and lost wager Of $50.
will in reply TO that part Of the article
state for the benefit Of Banks, Bankers and
others interested, that did wager s25 (not
$50 as stated by Mr.. WOOlley,) against
corresponding amount by Mr.. Hurlbut
Cashier Of said Bank, and failed 10 open
said lock in consequence of my time being
too limited. would, however, further
state, that on the following day did pick
or unlock Lille Lock upon a large size
Lille Safe in the Banking Office of Messrs.
c. A. Read s. Co. of this city, which they
(Resd & Co. say is the Fame sise and
kind as that upon tho Bank of Commerce,
and on a subsequent day Saturday lsst)
called at the Bank Of Commerce and pro-
posed to Mr.. Hurlbut, Cashier Of said Bank,
to deposit $500 in his Lille Safe against a
corresponding amount to be deposited by
him, which sum Isl, ,OOO) should be the re-
ward Of my skill, in case 1 succeeded in
opening said lock in the time allotted to q
burglar, without any injury to said lock or
safe, and in case Of failure the same amount
to be forfeited to the Bank, which prOposi-
tion Mr.. Hurlbut declined. I then pro-
posed to place $25 in his hands (be risking
nOthing) snd experiment upon said lock,
to be forfeited in case of failure, which
proposition he also declined.
JAS. sARGEET,
Agent for Linus Yale, Jr., 6 Co., shelburne
Falls, Massachusetts.
Cleveland, Oct. Goth, 1861.
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STILL MORE EVIDENCE
ADRIAN EXCHANGE BANK
OF ". II. Waldby,
Adrian, Mich, Aug. 13.
To whom it may concern Having been
satisfied fully that Lilies combination lock
IS picksble, I have had one of said locks
taken off my safe, used in this Bank, and
have purchased, and have now in use one Of
Linus Yale, Jr.'s, No; Treasury Locks.
W. d. WALDBT.
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THE CITY.

sEvERE ACCIDENT TO THE sTEAMER OCEAN.
Night before last the steamer Ocean, due
here yesterday morning, while passing down
the Detroit river, little above Maiden, was
run into by schooner, which struck her
just forward Of her stsrboard wheel house,
carrying away the woodwork above tho
guards. She ran into Maiden to ascertain
the extent of the injury sustained, and
while there was agaia struck by another
schooner at about the same place on the lar
board side, doing similar damsge, with the
addition of carrying away the pantry.
Such repairs as we're absolutely necessary
were made, and she proceeded on her trip,
arriving here last evening, about fifteen
hours behind time. The night was foggy,
and 10 this fact, together with evident care
lessless somewhere, is the escoident attributa-
BILE.
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@- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at 1S9 and 141 Water street.
Oct. I1-lm-3sI. ALooTF & Horror.
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FLAG TO CAPT. STANDARDS BATTERT.-It
will be recollected that about six weeks ago
the Council passed resolution offered by
Capt. A. C. Heating, authorizing the ap-
pointmentof a committee with instructions
to procure flag to be presented on behalf
of the city to Capt Standards Battery, in Col.
Barnett's Regimentof Artillery, the Battery
being composed mainly of citizens of Cleve-
land-the sum authorized for the purpose
being $50. The committee appointed under
the resolution, consisting of Messrs. A. c.
Heating, Thomas Dixon, solon Corning and
b. s. Stevens, President of the Council,
have discharged so much of the duty as re-
lated TO the getting up of the flag, which is
Of the regulation size, of fine silk, and made
in the most artistic style. The staff is of
white cedar, splendidly polished, and sur
mounted by silver spear head. The whole
is worthy Of the city, and in the hands of
the gallant men in whose care it is to be
placed, we feel certain it will ever be borne
with honor and credit to the city and to
themselves. The Gag will this morning be
sent on to Camp Wild Cat, KY, where the
Battery now is, and will be accompanied by
the following letter;
CRY COUNCIL CHANBEE,
CLRvELAKD, Oct. ~, 1851.
To Captain VIM. E. STANDARD, Co. b Ohio
Regiment of Artillery.
Dear Sir:-We avail ourselves Of the first
opportunity to forward TO you and to your
command the accompanying Flag. It was
gotten up by the City Council, at the in
stance, and upon the motion of Capt. A. Q
| Keating, one of the Trustees from the Third
| Ward OF this city, ,as gifs 70 your company,
and as q testimonial that although absent
| from Us, you and your men are not forgotten.
| Net enly in our position as representatives OF
/ the city, but for ourselves individually, 90
we take pleasure in making this presenta-
tion ol our csuntry's flag. History, the gen.
tie but infallible arbiter of all things earthly,
will relate the proceedings Of this turbulent
period, and we do not doubt but that the
record made by yourself and your men will
stand upon its pages ss tull recomPense FOL
our action in this matter,
Under this Flag you are simply to sustain
the Nations honor, vindicating its just anc
rightful supremacy. In that view the pres
ent war ces es to be an evil and becomes the
saurce Of actual and positive good.
In your care as Captain of Co. "B, !" W,
entrust this Flag. We still hope TO see it
yourself, and the men under your command
70 whom we wish to be kindly remembered
again safely at home.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
A. G. KEATIEe,
THOMAS DIXON, Com'tee.
soLOE CORNING,
Il. s. STEVENS, President Of the Council.
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L'NGLISH II a L X BhUcr ~ ES,
IL Tooth Brushes, n all Brush g Fiesh Brushes,
Ivory Combs, Dressing 'ouas, sc. A good asso-t-
meat and beau. iul styles Of the ab ve goods Iust
receigtd hy O.. A. PALnhk,
Oct2f Cor. Mrfr = ProEnarf sta
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COLDIER'S READING.-THE
- 0eutlsmen aud Ladies Of tins 7 n o A. and
ladisli Christian unioe, invited . M ct at
fs rooms Of the 7. "a. O. a ia Perkins BlOok each
EudldaF evening" TO make up packages Of books Enn
sapsra ior the soldiers IRE ID q great demand
re reading mater, and supply is offered ~ gratis
TIE ARMY CON, Y.M.C.A.
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GGufeetigngru.

John sOHRlNK
AAsISe RkAoFED 70 Bss EEE oUaarEn1.
NO. 20 LYMAN's BToor
tOpP'Slie the Conrt House. rub SQulrs.)
~, = SEsssEsd @ receive ths oaIs OF hi t,spo- -
- g3EeTy E1ing IN ths line Of Copfsesio,sv 4 -.
y HA4O44AS Ii AND RETAIL Is nsesi' =
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE.
uents notice. ~ - = No.
DINNER Is sRRYED DAILY
a. tho OoBe. House. S-'i-''
EENEE177 ALE on DR. sUqET
IMPERIAL JELLY GuMiDR JPs-sppsrior IN
any thing Ia the Conie5tiOaerF lne-usir ? 81 81 ~
JOHN SCHRlNK
[LoOK OUT FOR TIE TAFFEY.Ta
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LATER FROnI RuROPE.

HALIFAX, Oct. 80.
The Europa from Liverpool the 18th, via
Queenstown the Goth, arrived to-day with
1859 pounds in specie for Boston.
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Very respectfully yours, 6c'J
A. G. KEATING,
THOMAS DIXON, Com'tee.
soLoE CORNING,
Il. s. STEVENS, President Of the Council.
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q IRTIEp Ta nm. N Il.

q LAlAhn IL NMND. TIA II
a. BWuHEs LHEALbTsLR LIHIEEEF & proparod
bo3 ths recipe % nr. etuHhsn sWost, Of Oou.
rscrst tho eraat bons-ssttsr and has been usedi in
~ rtaot0s Or ths last twenty Toarl with tho most
nl1oniIalng success. A ~ external remedy Il b
uishoat rival end VII aetinte pain M ~ spoed-
b than uvcthor prsparatioa. For an Rheumatie
md nerves. Dsordsrl it b truly iniallibla aud e.
s1IatlVo ior Beros. Waund1, 6pfainn, Bruises, Ao,
- sosthing. haalinE, aad Pop "rful HtrungtheninE
rEepsriies, ozclss the uIt Eonosr end aIionahmont
ol an we haNs ever given q q trial Over four
hundryd oertihoetos o. rsmsrkabls oarel, Performed
b5l Gi.nil tee lall tso IGaf1 etlalt snl4 eot
loraAia by Strong Armstrong and Mm. tlke.
- adssFt,nenont, seH9I. .Read6g
AAEHooD-HoW LOsF-HoW REsToRED.-
Just publiahed In soa'od Envolopsi priae cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Ouro o. sparmatorrhosa or seminal Weakness, In.
voluntary Emissions, sexual Debility, and Impod.
iments % Marriago generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fita Mental and Physical
InosBscity, resulting from self.Abuse, &c.-By
R0BT.J, oULVERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
"a Boon o Thousands Of sufeTors." sent under
sa, IN plain envelope % any address, POST PAID,
oh fooolpt Of siz oentl Or two postage st.mps. BY
~ BOvory, New York, Post once Bo1: tass,
n-A Warning 70 Jhe Unwary, and one
emighty 20 save" is contained IN the book, "Hu-
man frailiy, or Physiological Researcher" It s1-
plains fully and equivocally the secret causes Of
functional arrangements and prostrstod powers,
ith dnhling instructions to eradicate every trace
nd particle Of venom OF disease. that gnaWins
Worm that nsidiouslY, but too surely eats away and
undernino. the constitution, leaving man but the
Wleok Of his turmer-tois The victim Of this fetal
tendency should not lose z moment In procuring
this insaluabis work.
sold b. DR. BARROW, lsi Bleeoker street, New
Tork. PrIco $ cents. Sent Tree everywhere.
Rold also ~ g. ". Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
TnE JAPANESk,
TIE GREAT EAsTERE,
HRH. TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
DE- JOIkVILLE,
Nay coms and go and be
FORGOT EN-,
Hut ne luEre the ebony baeknsss the rich browns,
ths natural aPpearano, the sensation Of pride and
MEASURE, produced By the application Of that harm
len separation
CHRISTADORO EXCELSIOR HAIR;
DYE,
Wm unqusstionhbiy be gratefully
EhEMBERED
By al who use q, inaHmuch as
"a THING OF BEAUTY
Is AJOY FOREVER"
Prsrsred 10. Astor House, New York. Sold
ssoryvhor b. all Hair Dreassrs.
sepIsR25-Imd&W
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pRESEKYE YOUR CIDER.

no COAL OIL REFINEKS-
GEsTLENEN: haze an article fir re1darfne
on Barrels proof against LeaEsge, that O. CT eapaf
aud mucn more convent ut 70 use than Glue fuT
that purposs. @ M..oLAkk. lIa sn nnaIlnr 81
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9rags arta @eaieiuss.

1AQUkS EXTKAUI OF POND
~ LlLH-"-A fresh supply Of this cut ful PuF.
iuine lust Iecetyed " g. A. FAuME
Oct24 Cor, Erie a prnana-f Gf7
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RANK NOTR DC.

CORRECTED RE o. 4. READ co., BASKEEs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
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CiIDER NINkGAk-GUUD AND
Y strOng, for % cents per gallon. For sale hy
"A. PAIMER,
oct2f Cor Erta & Pr1sp-cf sfH
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A FIGHT In NEW MEXICO.

TRIAL OF THE IRON CLAD wARRIOR
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"' 'e'"'neo S'H''H'"g o. MS o." lo'e 0!
u 1''' u MS ""''s' '"F ''at*' i'aFo'y
2'"0'o"o pe'""iiS' He WAS " ''iend oi JAS
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"A Si'.aie &ifI was in5trum!ntaI in SAVING
the life IF Washington. | can speak Of It
now. a. il can do no harm. l. was obont
tho o,;.r H., ~. i,n, I~-c - Ill. J..
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N--'9'"' was = New iorE, "a'tns the
approach. Of DjtisA troops, that the girl
came to Francis her rresent husband
.'''-' -. 1''@ ''''S" i" 'N1 ''eH' q " 10Y
a""'' and Informed h'm, as secret she
bad overheard. that there was q plan in
operation among the government to d..
.frar ,,,,..,,..f 80. :. y,
''' 'S'.~',' -''' ''i. ''- ''.'>, ,'.'
~o"nIanaer>in~tAteI-by poison, which
was to be pIantitu0y mingled with green
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HENRY OF NAVARRO.

k'ng errant, the hope and the darling o.
the oppressed Irotestants IN every land
OF hlm 1t is scarce needlu' to say word
At his very name figure seems 60 leap
forth from the mist OF three centuries, IN
stinct with ruodr vigorous lie. Such was
the intense vitality OF the be"rnese PRINCE
that even now he seems more thoroughly
aiiVe and recognizable than hall the actual
persona@es VINO are irettInS their hour
upon the stage.
We see at once. = man Of moderate sta.
! tHre, light slGcWy, and strong. & ta%"
Drowned with Continual eNnosure; ~mait
rnj"thtu', YET commanding h.ue eyes, ziit-
tariug beneath m archinr brow. a'sf rom
rent cheek-bonos; Il lone hawks nose
almost resting upon a salient chin : pen
dart mons,a"hr, and a. thick. brown, curly
beard. pram2mre'v "ri4:'cd we re the
nH'n OF frank authority and magnificent
good hpmor, We hcar ,hc ready -allie> 0.
The shrewd hascon u'otber, wit, We eel ,ha
electricity which tt.hcs ont of bin. and
Se's all hearts around hlm on hFe, wien
The trumpet sounds 10 I@tIe. TIE head
long desperate ch"r'e, the >now-"hIte
piune wang here the lire Is houssf. tie
'ar@e cap"cl,. i9E rWoyment 0. 'te man.
rIo'lng rrhoo affection IA the r@"o~|"'@
, 0oU@ta, tho in-aHc g4..np. &trer the COM
bat, to ia9 is trophies ut he feet OF the
~ '''" u ''9 '''''"'@, ''''" .".'' 'o' Il H. ''S
'E"''S.' a' '''" "S ''''i~'AF :" ~ as Il '"'
seven "'>''''' "A''' '"e n"'>'.''.' h''oheo