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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05
Ca,hoIic Reguiations or Lent.

Ash-Wednesday, the first day of Lent, falls
this year on the ninth day OF March. The reg
ulations for Lent in the Diocese of Cleveland
are the same as in the Archdiocese of Cincin-
natl For the information of readers, we copy
them from the Catholic Telegraph
/. All persons who have completed their
twenty first year, and who are not exempted
from the obligation of fasting by sickness, de
bility, old age, hard labor, or for other well
known reasons, are obliged to observe all the
DAYS of Lent, Sundays excepted, as fasting DAYS
2. On those days but one full meal is al
lowed, which should be taken about noon
3 A cup Of tea, coffee, or thin chocolate,
with bit of bread, or cracker, may be taken
in the morning, and collation., or food, not
more than the fourth of an ordinary meal, or not
exceeding eight ounces, may be eaten in the
evening.
4. Warm fish is not permitted at the cola
s. Abstinence from flesh meat is enjoined
on all the Wednesdays and Fridays of Lent,
and on the two Saturdays of the Ember and the
Holy Week. .r #-
6. The use of flesh meat is allowed, by dis
pensation, at every meal on Sundays; and at
one meal on Mondays. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays above named.
Z. Those exempt from fasting are allowed
the use of flesh meat at every meal on the days
on which it is allowed to others but once.
8. Fish and flesh are not allowed ON any day
of Lent at the same meal Oysters are fish.
g. Eggs, milk, cheese and butter can be
used without distinction of days; but abstinence
from all OF these is recommended on Good Fri
day.
The greater scarcity and higher price ofveget-
able diet have led to the present mitigation OF
the rules for Lent as observed last year
The faithful are exhorted to observe the Lent
in the spirit of the Church, to assist at the daily
Sacrifice of the Mass, 10 receive the Holy Sac
rament with more frequency and fervOr, to at
lend at the devotions in the various churches,
RETAINING from pastimes and amusements un-
suited to the penitential season, and deEeting
to the relief of the poor, especially the nnem-
ployed and virtuous, what is withheld from the
qualification of appetite and pleasure.
We advise all who are addicted to excess in
drinking liquor to abstain from it altogether
during Lent, to make a good communion at
Easter, and firmly resolve from this moment to
sin no more. Thus shall they spend good
Lent, and ascend from the resurrection of grace
to the resurrection of glory, from newness oi
Life here, to endless life in Heayenl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

ARRvED.-The safe arrival in England Of
President Finney, of Oberlin, is mentioned
with favor by the London religious press.
We learn by tho oberlin Evangelist that
President Finney commenced preaching in
Huntington and st. Ives, Yorkshire, but was to
begin in London early in February. Pressing
invitations open to him more fields than he can
occupy, and he expresses an earnest wish that
more evangelists were there to meet the de-
mand. very general religious interest per-
vades the British Islands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

RELIeIoNIN OUR CoLLEGEs.-The Societies
Inqgliry in the Andoyer and Lane Seminaries,
have reported the annual religious statistics of
the Eastern and Western Colleges respectively
We have room only for the generalresults, which
are as follows: In twenty-iour Colleges East of
the Alleghanies with 4,O39 students. there are
2,Ol2 professors of religion. Imperfect returns
state the number of conversions during the year
1858 at $50. In twelve Western Colleges with
l,l27 students there are 667 protesting Christ
iaDs, and 479 who intend entering the ministry,
or have become clergyman during the last ten
years. .g
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MORNING LEADER.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Business Mems Prayer Meetings.

These morning meetings are still held with
regularity in many of the cities. In Cleveland
they are kept up with interest. The anniver-
sary of the first morning prayer meeting for
business men held in the first Presby terian
Church in Cincinnati took place a few days ago,
and SO marked was the interest that the Church
was not sufficiently large to accommodate the
congregation. The prayer meetings had been
held daily for the preceding year, and the An
niversary was emphatically ga union of hearts. 4"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

MCGUIRE AHEAD.-This enterprisiug boot and
shoe maker is now prepared in his newly finished
and furnished store, to attend faithfully promptly
and expeditiously 10 the wants of his customers
His present stock of boots and shoes of all kinds,
from the heavy Pixies Peak COW hides, to a ladies
delicate and tiny slipper, is large enough to select
from, while his workmen are rapid in finishing
custom work. Call upon him and judge Ofhis yft-
ness for his business.
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SPencerian system
PRACTICAL PENMANsHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

TN which Letters are introduced by
l. analysis and synhesis. and progressively graded to
inset the sans o schools and pupis Of every class Each
book contains lucl rules entc instructions app
cable Ach letter copy, that Intelligent
can efficiently mpart to the learner acquire
elegant and systematic handwriting without the ald OF
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No 1-Contains eight sront letters with their simple
combinations, Explanations are plainly written
above eachcJpy.
No 2-Contains dIeTen letters and affords additional
practice the let srs IN Book / The first two
books emtra;e al fhe short, OF contracted let
ters, and sredesigned for beginners and poor WI
tsTs.
Nc 3-ConaiHs the u loz extended letters introduc
ed by principles, analysis and synthess.
No. 4-Embrares The capitals which are introduced BY
principles and analysis IN connection with words
aud combinations best calculated to pro suce good
10 m, orderand facility of execution
No. 5-Conains sentences embrs cling all the capitals and
small letters ahoT'ling substantial practice on all
the principles and rues given in the preceding
No, 6-Contains short Business Forms of every day
in business Bookkeeping Sei and Is an into
No BOOK Of correct Business Forms embracing Due
Bills. Receipts, Orders Notes, Drafts, Set II Ell
erHe dings, Letter Of Introduction, SuperscTip-
tiOns, &C.
Nh S-Iadi.s' Hook Of approved notifications of the
System. designed to imDsrt plaln rapid and
beautiful Epstolary hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS
M. Ito accompany books 2 and g. TO aid the pupi
in ACQUIRING that free use of the fingers and fore
arm essential to easy and rapid execution of tn
Contracted and extended Letters.
No Q-To be used in cOuneco WI the higher number
oftbe Seriesto gain command Of the hand IN the
movement required to execute the adSanced Cop
les and business wiring generally.
Sold at wholesale and retail by
febn J. Is COBB CO
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i1bpsifiarrs & 5urseOus.
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DR, GTR SON
Professor of Medicine and Electropathy


Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
And celebrated for curing Chronic Diseases.
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
and opened oics upstairs Bank street oppo-
ing office, where he Will r5maln for lew Wetks, with
4 10 making permanent iOralon. Those who
suffering ron any chrvnic lingering diseases have
opp 1rtunity safe medical treatment,
the e certain AMI tor the per
mUval of physical arrangements than any that has
vet been offered this Community The combined skill CT
the Medical World has hitherto filed remove many
forms Of disease which he viii cure OF make -.-.
No Charge for Serpices lchieh are not successful,
tient first examined DR. Gibson viii pay One Hundred
Dollars any Physician IN the world who wi in equal his
success i the treatment Of Neuralgia Nervous
Consumption, Scrolua, Rheumatism, White Swelling.
Wlthered Limbs Blmdness, any affection Ofthe Sight
IRON diseases OF the optic uerve, aud all diseases peculiar
to Femlles Also the following DIS EASES OF THE
BRAIN. which have heretofore = sisted all modes Of
treatment hy all classes Of Medical Men, treated
by DR.. G, with degree OF certainty amOunngto mathe-
matcal precision naInely: Chronic Inflammation COpges
etIZed by loss OF memory failing Of SIGHT melancholy aud
fused mind loss ambition mental energy
and general aversion 20 activity. all Of which symptoms
certain to finally terminate IN diOcy insanity
eide.
DE- G. will forfeit One Hunlred DOIa sin case Of ailare
10 remove anv Of the last named diseases
He hopes this notice will be sufficient guaranty with
the and very respectable and favorable
are suffering IRON the above diseases that they can
positively recover Their health orrsceiTe handsome prsm
uInin Offailure.
No charge for consultation Call early if you desire
Office hours-s o'clock O'Clock daily Sundays er-
ceptsd. feh %
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FRED. B. PORTER,

Secy. Detroit Chess Club
In accordance with the above the game will be
commenced, at the Club Rooms in this city on next
Monday evening at o'clock. A gentleman in De,
troit has been chosen as umpire for the Cleveland
Club. 1t is hoped that all the members of the
Club will be present. but no outsiders will be ex-
pected to apply for admission. Those wishing
however, to join the Club previous to that time,
can do so by calling upon Mr. Parsons, at lngham
& Bragg's, and paying SIS to him, as the Treas
urer.
The Buffalo Club have not yet accepted, bat pro-
badly will. We shall report the games as they
progress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

PHILADELPHIA DAILIEs.--Gosway, at the
Weddell, has for sale the Philadelphia Press,
Ledger and Evening Bulletin, and is prepared to
furnish them daily to weekly subscribers, half an
hour after the arrival of the afternoon train from
Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

REVIVAL ON SH1PBoARD.-A revival has been
in progress for some time on the U. S. Receiv-
ing Ship North Carolina, at New York. More
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

PRoTEsrANTIsx In FRlNcE-The AIlIlnaire
Protestant for 1859 contains the followin IN
formation ffrl So 5I
The Reformed Church of France possesses
lO5 eonsistories, l045 places Of worship, (of
which 826 only are churches, )and ,l39 schools
The Lutheran Church possesses A consistories,
403 places of worship, of which S44 are church,
es, "a Of which are submitted to the Sinultdne-
un Act Chat is, serving both for the Protestant
and Catholic wOrship;i and 699 schools.
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He reat (usuay without med eine the 70
lowing and analagons Affections. NJ. - :


LII. AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS, -. r
He preparedto treat USUALLY without medcne) the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS; with irritable threat and weakness and
hOarseness OF voice in speaking and Singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough bleeding at
the lungs pain shOrtnes Of breath and papatiOn of the
heart.
ton acidy, Of collapse" fantness dull dragging
pains the sides and a gone feeling which a
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darhGa, prolapsus ami and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontinent and painful urinations
SEMINAL. WEAKNESSES which if not arrested so
generally end 10 insanity and physical luin.
SPINAL DERANGEMEN1S; with curvature fnequali-
ties Of the hips and shoulders ungacefu gait and pain
and Of the back which, if arested tend
their increase and to consumption.
HERNIA radical cure effected ION principe) by
DERANGEMENT- OF THE LOWER EXTREBfT-
TIES with cOdness numbness heaginess and swelling On
standing H-r.l| rul iruu &. z 1ilf
The dropping OF young ladies' with peaked shoulders ard
large and sharp shoulder blades and Aaness Of chest
which indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPoRTBRs-Ths attention Of ladies is called to
his mbnaon bda mnal and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter by which most of the above affections
be prevented aud relieved the form and bearing Of the
body improved and the weight of the skirts held AWAY from
letter when Dr.. B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited examine his surgi-
cal devices. .-
A Lady in aft5ndhnce upon Ladies' declO
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 5, 1850
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.


C Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripIis
dono the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office,
the latest and rapid steam presses the
bestsyle short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paidt blank work Every description
of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgers, JOurn
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c. sc.
MATCHED CHESS GAMEs-We stated, a day or
two sncs, that the Cleveland Chess Club, through
the Secretary, had sent challenge to both the De-
troit and Buffalo Clubs The reply of the Detroit
Club received vest erday, and acted upon at the
Club last night, was in substance as follows:
DETROIT, March Sd, 1859.
The Detroit Chess Club viii play match by tel.
egraph with the Cleveland Club the club first scor
ing two games to win as proposed in the challenge
The following terms we propose, on which to play
list. No more than fifteen minutes shall be al
lowed for any move; I'd. No experimental moves
shall be allowed, but piece touched, unless by ae-
cident, or to replace it, shall be moved We sp-
point Mr. Bassett of your telegraph Office our um-
pire during the match, he to determine by lot
which club shall have the first move We should
prefer to sit Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve
nings, and to commence next Monday evening.
Very truly yours,
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A Good Tree is Known BY its Fruits !;
80 - w so IS A 11 n
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
TNHE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor, 80 boz

r J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the people Of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken an .
once No. rs Ontario street.
All who suffering IRON the ab we named diseases or
ny other complicated complaint of years Standing are in
CHARGE.
1t is hoped tnAt viii despair of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial ID u rIl 1ll7II1 n n
eR During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies
East lnes South Ameca aud the United States he hiss
been the Instrument in Gods hand health and
vor thousands who were gwen and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School PHYSICIANS nav
more thousands who the verge Of the grave are
nov LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment, and daily sxciang
Blessed De the day when first and paTtOOk Of the
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine. -
Consultation and advice free. The poor sha
be hheTallF Tememhered
q Take Notce7every Wednesday and Friday. DR.. Lr-
West Side,) l--I =
u Office R0urs-from A NJ. 6PM
decIl dkw ly 26I l11 20.
]. n. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HOMGOPATHIST
Office l07 Sarwells Block Superior Street. Corusr Sen
eca 81 Residence No III Pittsburgh ST. Cleveland o
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Gotels.

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ENG r AYING5 AND LlTHOGRAPHING
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, MOOD
treat Cleveland O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-05

Arrest of COunterfeiters, and Discovery of
over $4,000 in Bogus Coin and Bank Notes,
together with Lisl of Dealers, aud Re-
eeipts for Manufacturing Bogus Coin.
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This invention on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Fsrehouse Of T. DENHAM, No 50 Public Square.
County and State Rghs for sale BY the patentees decA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-24
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Ess>ssAs<ss svt~ 70 ssvd tAs ssrsss ssss< SD se,
r.ser "sSsesis's SO (s- tAs ssrv-ssssss ~ 3~seA.
nocroR SMITH, ras osLY RssrL..Lr Ed
- ccsyec Psysscsss Apvs-~ts,sa as, Tor nanv
yesss ssyossd bis Whole s,s.ts~ TO the 'reatsat VI
rn'sts Cssras'sts, ~ ell their sad scs,e stsd
a,a>sis ess~s s-cA vsrs soe,s~r,y eo-ssr, - 20
pc. I" ssmessst TO eossesd hsa the pab..s - -
.y %'es eIssasv. Pstrossse skseh he hes t.es,vsd.
W"his TIE lest eight vssss Dr.. D. hiss treated ,ors
tbs ~ 100 eases OF Private Csris.a,. IN their ar
ssrsss tssSs Esd sssEes practice vk<h no do.ss en-
se.e tat Of ell tbs other pAys,eisas sSv.s,,.sa
~ oesseeSs ssd got sistie esse hsows wksre his
sissss'e-s we're ''r.esi, fos~sd ssd s-dei.- ,.L.,
H'sssoass's tine, sithoai ea~et,ss radical ani p,,
ene seoss safsre," ho ssi,er hoe dimeaIt or to.r
ssdtne the BE- 80 ould do eli ~ ..I IA, n
18th. a, ~. once. No II sosth Fredsrie. .,r.sr.
cali regal" phy STEFAN sdver,i.ias Who bs, e., ...,
years as,oed hi sfieat,oa 10 the reatnep, Of mi,
He medicines free from Msrcs,, and n, .;,.,
pe'~e. pot ~ 70 neat and compact fsrn .ad m., b,
ss N pse''e o. private hOs-e. 90 while trav.fs,
,s seeessary. ""'
We AZ. e.ii'd apon every t-~ aa,,,o cur. c.,o,,e
assesses ~hach srre suppo.sd 10 las h.~u cured 80.
ago MT i~s'esd Of ~h'eh s~r. oaiy check 81 d,i,.
-. - - .. l.. No.. -.
SEEMED =" be well. hut lo.rsr ar .hor,s, ,,,.. h.
some spsht cause broke cut ~ IL. nr., ,,s No.,
esi' forns odseias sle~rs 20 IN. th,ua, n.- a, -,
the aos'h erupiioa. NJ the .kiu, pain. os q. .,.,
CT ihs eoe~s etc. o. aeeoaat of thu auuher NJ .ch
eases which have 'sisly cen und.r ~, eaT, sns e.
'omens~ suhrs'ng Which t,'tie u-rI.,t =. ,,,,o-,
rr.mesi 10 Inc ht,' stages OF the disease M, esa.s
Nv S"oN fhints h"da'y 10 7ds Sc The nfo.trn ate
rfcuiayis sfrG-Evs, 10 be fol ik.t ,h.x ,,, 80,
deceived by faiss sdrsrf',,->nh u bea.,..r ,.s.I,
who make pron,.e. - kich caaIa a h. In lftt.a -
BY the meet .sp- r~se~d ply .ies . ~ -., a, -,
proper tr~s'm-nt the ps,i- - B. ,f,~s r.lrr.a "a
..se .Aeh m.ae, me ease ne civ difficult To cur.
Tn r~fnrr alt shsels he , --t-- isrrc,ta,r. "A
eeo'altins skilifsi physicisa IL .t.c, Of IN,
disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-24
POETICAL.
LOVE AND Honsesse.

LOVE AND xossEsss.
Every zoe ass sdair.d PArtheaia's def
sisios q love TO Ioeouar:
Wssf lore 10, H 'Aoa vooid'., be taught.
Thy A<sr must teach aioa.
rso sosls viii sa, . siss,r thsasst
Two Aesrs thu, bssi .. oae
This hss been parodisd BY some prof.no
critic sod syne ,hss:
Lave 10 night mare win one foot
Too eAildres viii oee hum;
Tso 'srsips 9TH q siss,e root,
Two eabbss- sesds .. one.
4 sss'isestsl German poet breaks out 10
this strain:
Nv hesul bid thee answer.
How ere iovet asrvrs vfoaehif
Tvo hearts to oas psise eea'ine,
Tee spirits to one thosshi.
Asd I'LL ne hoe lsve eome,ht
l. eo..s -sssosshr -uesest,
Add Tell ~ boo lore TO til
Thai vss not lore which vsat.
The above 10 rather too sentimental for
~. We like something that has SENSE in
is-liks the following for Instance:
The sqsirrei has enshy tail.
The po.san'. tail 10 barr,
Tie tseeoos's isn Is ring 81 rennd.
Add ss~pr grows the hair.
The author Of the above lines is upkuo~a.
We sepposs, however, that he is the same
esstlensn ubo once on . time lost . very
v.iss.ls specimen OF the canine species, aud
ct forth nm virtues m fuiiow-
ssa-sesy sole our big black dog,
si.h iseyd bring him bach
lie ran the bi, hogs Ger the i-a~-
Ard tA~ lnile .ps> tho efscs
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thus Ee have DC most rsiia5s and kirl,tf an
horiiy 81 he inftsrsic value sur men, =, a..
COPPER Rod AMI IN our day eyc'y man no n,,,.t
now imhsmnab'e possessions can calmly 80 ,.x,
IN The midst oi ~ nos yi"l-aI tbundef ..orm. md
I,e' pciieciy sure 'hsi II b" hs' fskca N. proper
irc.lF and thoroughly secure sesins, sIIhs,m
We viii construct the corp. roo ,nc TO itupob
h1HdthRs Tor thirIy hive crnts per loo, Win n,in,.
in'o'sio's. &c, complete. Insnrsbee rbu ranie.
u pot up 10 buildings
Address
CAMPBELL alec
Auk. W. ~ wfnrhssfer W.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-24

r. No eoe has righi 70 hiss . public
spsskss IL be do, . oct like 70 bsss the
speech he oeg 4 TO lssvs ibs suIisaes 4.
hss esea said that tb,rs are hos three su,.
mails that hiss-tbs goose, the viper, aud
ths blsekgasrd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-24
etyouog man do you believe in fa,uro

HV'Wbst were the mob saying o s.ked
the District Attorney Of . Yankee witness
'dosn East. in . riot trial
We'll, they vas sor'.r singing
what uere they singing aboo' J.
We'll, they vas sipgin' bou, . song
what vas the song-what were they say.
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