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1A THAN THE
RICa8ST DIApEM
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Worn By Kings or Emperors.

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ny q IL oLfnAl oaor, hea!ta I'D s7psAnsss,
Aa61 eha4Ifnlty Fseozrfpend III use 70 III.
C1lsAxn Ms Aa1 / NI;. J. D. RoEA
Tia Restorative Is put Up n bottles of ales n.s+ n
rse7s tnr o. dol peT botlis ths medium hots 4 lsaa
tv.4Y psr oat mofs IN Yrppustkoa Ean u ua2 nfA4
oc 10 dqisxs Der botts stxo Auls qaass fo4sT 70
f. s;;s;s r. "a: :; ,,s is'Ts NJ.
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md u Narkxt ~ y 1oals. Mo-
A1d sold b. Ut good OTskk1fs a1d 1aaey Qooda DekW
, 1859-06-10

Rev. Jacob Fowler, agcnt for the North Hi
no's Institute: nt Henry; Illinois, has been in this
city lately, raising money to meet its exigencics
The amount needed was $4,500, Of Which the
citizens Of New York gave u 900.
, 1859-06-10
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

IHs EGxefs Of the Lafs Frosf--CorH PlaHf-
of Gal3 u ~ ksle3nA Or Esxfra5 (tflAofs
, 1859-06-10

Drp Doons.
POP ULAR TRADE!|
Choice Goods at Low Prices.
Thursday, June ed, 1859,
LARGE ARRIVAL OF
s UNI III ER MANTLEB
IN LACE,
BAREGE, &c., &c.,
Comprising all the
LATEST P2RIs .n'orEATIKs
<A4o4s s1kE4l ISsot -A4G4t "
Lace Poi ints and Lace Shawls,
OVER 5000 PARAso1s,
And SUMNER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
RICH s1LK ROBES,
For Fifteen Dollars.
5000 Pie.ss PRINTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
For SIX Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED cHAtL1Es
For One Shilling.
MER1MAcK coc4Eco rH1xTs
For Ten Cents.
REGULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For SIX Pence.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN CLOTHS AND cAss1MEREs
Goods for B0ys' tt%0,'.
We HAyE NOW N STORE
FOE FIRST CLASS CITY TRADE,
One Of Tie choicest et4 1n the uu..el States Of
Rich Silks,
SILK ROBES,
Paris Printed organdies,
ROBES ~ DEUx JUPE,
AND ~ vOLAETs,
Ksch Dress Goods OF every description. ;
Fine Real Laces, <.
Superb nmbroidorics,
Lace mantles,
Parasols, &c, &C.,
Of saa ssa s;4 e 5ss: s :st e es = xs ssi less
| In this city.
We NOW OFFER At
W b olesale for Cas- b .
1neompanbly the best assortment in this city Of
Domestics, Notions. &C., &C.,
, 1859-06-10

nR. CUTTERS IMPROVED
Skirt Supporter,
haa Article Of Gseat Utility, rh,ch should ee
WORN By EVERY FEMALE.
Tbs suppo,te. takcs the xe!ht of The stlt upon ths
6hoeer The proper p,E and relieves The somach ac A
donea II th1t ctnGnent md doWpE4Fa pressure. which
Is b The saoss ~ phs.ssas .a'd to b e s1tst nss
BY taknx The ~a8 Of do:1cs from q the stomach
upon tho ahoul dne enabed bettE 70 stsnd srs md
thereby expand tho eezt and breath ftcy. This
evy 5eaa6!e psrso1 Knows ascssay to tn full enjoy.
Theee ~ N hti1 vAo hsrs wtan ther clothes up
Ported ~ hA H2ik who Eavs uot raarsd ~ tnt and oeA
feetof AID Also weakness o1 batE consequent
taeeto. Then net run Others tts Warning ss b
Issatsetursd by CUTTER + WALKER, Lo~en, Mass.
A. GRAVES,
{Sute3sor to c. T. AtkiascE.)
%8,s. 78 LAks Strs<f, Chicago,
EoQde apis ezS1 I'M
, 1859-06-10

Az ASS@AA ~ "H4&A AAE 14tFH+O 5A!A.
This is certainly an astonishing return, SO far
as the specie column is concerned. The actual
shipment Of specie which told against the bank
statement Of today WAS over three millions;
yet the banks only show loss Of 1891, l,5l1
Within the past fortnight eight millions hare
been shipped to Europe; but the New York
banks hare only lost about million and half
The gold, it is evident, Inns come from other
sources-from the South from the West, from
tue Sub-Treasury, from the savings banks, and
from the safes Of private individuals. The fact
conveys new aud Important instruction with re-
gard to the resources Of the country, and fur
nishes pretty conclusive answer to the predic-
tions Of the croakers who haye been prophesv-
ing new panic aud fresh bank suspension.
The cnrtailmcnt in the loans column is satisfac-
tory; the public will be glad to perceive that
the banks arc not pursuing the reckless course
which prosed SO disastrous in 1857. 1t NAV be
hoped that the curtai1meut Of loans will contn-
ue !er some weeks to come, until, in fact, ship
mcnts Of cotton and breadstut1s warrant fresl,
expansion. For the present prudence and cau-
ton arc the true policy; they may cause the
overthrow Of few weak mercantile houses :;
they may disappoint few stock spectators !;
but in tie end they will answer tho country Is
needs, md form a solid foundation for the n,er-
cantile colau.cai1y to build on next year.
, 1859-06-10

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1 Pa1tJ 1f2ss {: ssss s'ss1. ;s@s',:s e q =;
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@If you want > Fever
I; s$5!ts: IS IS: :. 5&i4ay SfF5:'yi CO. e.,
y II Jon xans If.ls Re-
aaies!i = @l1ss Z ~ saifa RiFt;.st sttJ}, g.
IL Lkt-st.
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wror paxdee, pssse o,
SSfi5S E r ;5st s. :; sAifa fiji; e CO. t.
~ For Liver md nysptr-
t!c ReMtLy, Z" u EUILkS,
SMITH To-, ie+ laket.
peptsc Remedy. n t. M. ta&
Lake H. KhLLES, SMITH
&tD., IN L2kesI
u Far STRENGTHENING rtaA-
taf7 nf all AlmtA u III
Ru!LES. SMITH i cU-
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asrcet, EULLE3, SMITH +
60.
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taAes 0f tho skin. 81 to
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Lake st.ttt.
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anil Tvl!+r .tstea~s. - tn
BoLLES. SMITH co. i.4
II For Handkerchief III
,ract. ami Tcrft,rrrr Il, +,
taHLES, SMITH C1.. IL
LatAA,
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and Ae*l"uIrl Snpportrr>.
they ase axsAt. for thr nAnu-
fac1ure, and will aeI1 It ..w
prices. Bi'LlES, 6IlTu i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
FROM MAsmINuTON.

W ASHlNGpOhi OeC. ~.
The Postollice Department states, for the in
information of editors, subscribers and postmas-
ters, that the method OF addressing mewspa-
pers to subscribcrS by attaching TO each copy
Of the paper printed slip containing, in ad
dition TO the name Of the subscriber, the date
wh,n his subscription expires, and in some cases
the amount duo thereon, matter which Is no
part of tbs address. and is neither bill nor a
receipt, is violation OF the postofice laws, and
subjects each copy 30 addressed to letter pos
tage
The members of tbs House Of Representa-
tives cannot get their pay until the election
of a Speaker whose warrant on the Treasury
is necessary tor that purpose In the mean
time, however, Mr. Glosrbrenner, sergeant at
arms OF the 'ast Houtc, has advanced yariou,
members amounting in the aggregate 10 sac,
900 or $50 900, which ho has generously raiseC
on his individual credit
The weekly California mail from New Oriean
via Texas, 10 resumed under the management o
Messrs. Gddings aad Woods, as heretofore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

NRw YORK, Dec 10.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from SouthAmp
ton on Wednesday, the 7th inst, arrived here
this evening
The Vanderbilt was detained off the High.
lands At o'clock on Saturday afternoon, but
was detained by fog and low tide.
Her advices are three days later than those
furnished by the steamship America.
1t bad been determined upon that Lord Cow
ley would represent England in the Congress of
Powers which is to assemble at Paris on the 9TH
of January.
The loss Of the Moor,h force in the recent
encounter with the Spanish encampment before
Cents on the 30 h Of November, Was 500 killed
and 1900 wounded.
Mr.. Lever Offered to purchase the steamship
Great Eastern, in view Of the dissatisfaction in
regard to its management existing am5ng the
stockholders
United States Minister Ward had returned
from Japan
The Japanese Embassy TO the United States
is to start on the 22d Of February, in the United
States steamer POwhattau for Washington.
One hundred and sixty thousand ounces of
gold dust were euroute from Australia to Eng
land to the end of October
| A fire took place at Hong Kong on October
20th, causing a loss of Sl00 600.
Adyices from Batavia expeditiouary force for
| BOni, say left Oct %. Great fears that tue ma.
tives will rise. Every European is well armed
Much excitement among natives, owing to their
being placed on board snip as Coolies for Boni
Conspiracy to murder Europeans detected at
| Danda.
NAPLES, 2d,-Drector General Sician police
at Palermo was stabbed in the street. not NOR.
tally. Fears OF an nsurrection, but tranquility
prevailed.
| Pans, Tuesday animated, rentes
closed n 80.
! Bornssia and Vanderbilt both arrived at noon
The former leh Southampton the 4th--the lat.
ter Cowes, e,S fth.
The Chilian Minister was passenger in the
| Vanderbilt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
RROM NEW ORPHANS.

INV 'VHLtANHI Utu. To,
Adviees from Brownsville have been received
to the Ilth inst. The town Ia now defended by
SEQ men.
Cortenas has received TsinloFoemen,s, but no
nght has taken place since previous adViees.
A letter received from Vera CrHz states that
Gen. DegolladO lost bali Of his srmy and all his
artillery at the reseat battle with Mramen near
Qaereteso. lie was pursued by the Church party
and ratTeHtsd TO Monterey, but was aubseq y
forced 70 abandon that point
0sn. Mifamon left GuadAlej jAro 10 attack lna9 ats
Ian. lie had suspended Marques and took pos,
session Of the balance VI the three millions 10
specie. n - r.IIr.I
A letter published In the Piesyuas, dated MeK--
leo, Dee. etb, says that great excitement had been
oocaUioped ~ tho Capital 10 consequences of The
report that JuaTsE had sigaed treaty of inter
Xenilen With the unllad biaiea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

Tns OPrEA--The Cooper Opera Troupe
were greeted with but thin house last night,
which we were sorry to sec, for however well
the company have performed and sung here
before, they improved upon it last Light. The
Barber" was there rendered in all is beauty
humor and spirit, and the hearty applause Of
the audience told how cordially true talent and
life-like acting will be welcomed in Cleveland
The opera to night will be al Trovatore,' >
and we hope to see full house. The COmpa-
ny certainly deserve it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHINoTON, Dec, TO-
SENATE.
The Chair presented report from the Treasurer
OF the United States, with copies OF bis accounts
Tor the third aud fourth quarter Of 1853, aud the
first and second quarters OF 1859
Mr.. Mason, Ct Va, asked that an Investigating
Committee bo authorized 10 employ Clerk
Agro, d TO.
Mr Pugh called up his resolution submitted on
last Thursday, instructing the Committee on Ter.
ritOries to inquire into the eEpedienoy of reveauR
so much OF the Act ior iho orgauizit Of the
Territorial governments Of New Mexico und Utah
as requires all laws passed by those Territories TO
be submitted to Congress Tor approval or Iej c.
ton
Mr.. Hale, of N. IL, said 1t was not In order TO
proceed 70 legislative business prior to tho organi
zation Of the House
Mr. Pugh stated that he desired to reply TO the
remarks Of the Senator Of Georgia, Mr. lyerson,
which be made the other day, aud be cared not
whether he spoke on the resolution OF on the point
Of order. lie desired to defend the Northern De.
mOoraoy for the charge OF unsoundnesa which did
not come with good grace from those In the South
who had not done 80 much for the party az the
NOTtherners lie spoke Of the difficulty In the
North OF battling agaiast secIOnalsh aud defend
lag the rights OF the South They never elected
the Senator from Georgia 70 bo The judge As 10 the
sOundness Of their democracy. He rCpudlated the
sentiment that The position Of senator Douglas on
or anti Democratic. read from speech IN the
Congressional Globe, showing that Mr, Cass sus.
tanned the same position
Mr Pugh also quoted from a speech delivered
by Mr.. lyersOn himself Ia the House Of Represents
atiVeB eleven yours ago, which was ~ strong 10
support Of nOn~inteyention views as Mr. Casa
famous Nicholson letter. or Mr.. Douglas Freep0rt
speech, He felerr,d 20 the instructions sent by
the Georgia LegiAaiuie 10 her Senators WHEN tho
Kanaas-Nebraska Bill was up Ia favor Of non in-
leryentiOu, and he said he stood on the Georgia
platform.
He proceeded b. reply 10 the remarks OF Mr..
Gwin, that bad he undeBto0d the Kansas Bill,
when he voted for It, as expounded by Mr.. DOug-
las, he would never have given that vote by say
lag thai Mr Gwin did not vote OF his own motion,
glge that vote. r.. r...
81 Gwln--I voted before the instruollons got
here.
AR. Pugh.-si DO not suppose the Senator pre-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

EAST CLEYELAND AND oOLLAMRR.-From Off
Ger James McIlrath we obtain some items relative
to these suburban towns. The loss 90 Mr., Bris
tolls house was about $4,000 On the night Of
the l3th the old tannery OF Samuel Lester, at Col
amer, was entirely destroyed; cause unknown
Loss Sl500-no insurance.
Tie whole section that way has been infested
with poultry thieves, who have violated hen roosis
and Tansacked barns and sheds On Friday night
the hen roOst Of James Wech was catered and
twenty-five valuable fowls carried of On satur.
day night the hen roost Of Henry Myers was robbed
Of all the poultry it contained-sOms forty or hfy
10 number. Onthe same night the barn Of Charles
Haycock. milk dealer, was entered aud new set
OF harness and other articles sto.en. Besides these
robberies, number Of blankets, pieces OF harness,
! sleigh bells, whips and other matters have been
carried of by some petty thieves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
m DYEl HAlK DYE HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Rarhel0r,S Hair lYe!
Tke oalu Aatmless and reIiabIe I

The 0hig harmless and reliable DVe kn0ion,
The Origual and hest Ia the wnrldl
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
,Ou wish to escape rilinule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
bseutn and natural Rrown Black without tie least
iRiury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM. A. Baohelor since 1899, and $4,000
applications made TO the Hair Of his patrons
bis famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces a color
to DO Distinguished from nataro aad is WARRANTED
uure in tho eat howeg long Il may be continued
snd the Ill OBJECT OF Bad Dyes rsnedisd; the Hair nysor
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied t.n private rOnmsl at the Wis
FRStGIy No 2f3 hrusdWGy. N. Y
Sold Ia all cities and towns vi the 0hJfud ohtoH
6sts and Fancy Goods pesless
C7 The genuine has the name and address steel
slate engraving su four sides of each Box. Of
VIM. A. BATCHELoR,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

PANoRAMA OF A WHALING VoYAaE.-This new
and beautiful Exhibition will be opened At the
MelOdeou tonight. 1t Ia from the pencil of Gull
vert, under the direction Of experienced ship,mas
ters and has attracted and delighted Thousands in
eastern States, and ia spoken Of in terms of the
wsrmeHt euogium. AS work Of art II cannot be
excellod, aud to become convinced that it is inte-
resting and instructive, you have only to witness
an exhibition. See advertisement 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

THE New MARKET ORDINANoE.-Thomasa and
Robert Tibbets, who live U Brunswick township,
and come to town every market day, were arrested
on Saturday for violation Of the new market ordi-
nance, they having taken their stand on Ontario
Street on that day as usual. They did this to give
the officers fair chance to test the legality of the
ordinance They were brought before the Police
Court yesterday morning, and the case was con-
tinusd to the Goth, Hon. D X, Cartier and John
D. Grannis, Esq, appeared for the defence. The
question is to be fairly and fully tested, and we
trust that this having been done, the City of Mar
ket Ordinances Will feel at peace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
NORTH AMERICAN ARRIVRD.

PORTLAND, Dec 10.
The North American from Liverpool on the
7th and Queenstown on the Sth, arrived at this
port this evening. Her adyices arc one day
later than by the Vanderbilt.
Count Mercier has been appointed French
Ambassador to Washin ton, IN the place Of
Count Sattiges who goes to Holland
The ship Neptune from New Orleans was
run into ut the mouth of the Mersey by a steam
ship. The damage is unknown
Moody, mate OF the American ship Mary, had
been condemned to penal seryitude for life fol
the murneT of a sailor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

JoHNsoNs GAS LIsHT.-Mr. Robert p. Nobe,
of Buffalo, Is now stopping in town, having Tor
sale the agencies of this State of JohnsOn's Self
Generating Gas Light. This light seems to be a
grand desideratum, giving. with no troublesome
apparatus or costly fixtures, light fully as brill
liant as tue best of gas at much less cost Look
ia and examine it at Myers, Uhl Co 's store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
PROM pR4nofT.

Dkckhnna ltth
ghe budy u ! Barnsbas Campau a PROMINENT
aud wealthy citizen whose mysterious dinappear-
anee hearty three weeks ago caused great ereita-
mept, from supposlton Of foui play. was recoy-
eIed IRON the r.vet today. His watch end valna.
blss were uDdiliutbsd, and no marks cf giolsaes
were found upon him ri ..- ,f.,...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

BRowN's HoTRL AT ERIE.--The traveller who
has been shaken and Jared for several days and
nights in railroad car, knows how to appreciate
reCur with pleasure to his stay at such house.
Browns spacious and elegant hotel at Erie is, In
all respects, model house. The heaeeommodatons
are ample. the tables all that can be asked for, the
walters e attentive, and the whole house
homelike and pleasant. We heartily recommend
the house to any who visit Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

SCHoOL House RoBBED - Ga Sunday the Ken
lucky street school house, on the West Side, was
broken into and robbed Of some books aud money
to the amount of $40 The Principal, Mr. Hop
knsOn, had some money in drawer, which was
broken open
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

AAfAAANpl ONes ASehi A0Sof
0. y, DoDsE, Eso.-We, the members Of Burns
Curling Club, hail with pleasure the announce.
ment that your fellow citizens and admirers have
resolved on giving yon a Complimentary Benefit
on the 22d. We, In consequence Of your gentle
manly conduct towards US, DO most heartily en-.
dorse what has appeared in the papers, and would
beg TO be considered among your friends on that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Y.--The Annual
Festival and Ball of the Hebrew benevolent So
ciety will be given at Chapin's Hall tomorrow
"wednesday evening. This Society has done and
is doing much for the relief of their poor, and
they are deserving of the aid Of the public
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
" Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Lt Office
the latest Improved and ropd Steam Presses the
hos; style short notice. and reasonable Par-
tCuut attentlon pad to Blank Work Every description
Of Binding donc, especially Blank Books Ledgs Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books SC &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

Sons OF New ENoLAND. Gather at the A gier
on Thursday night to do justice to the pork and
beans, the corn bread, pumpkin pies, and chicken
fixins" which Merchant and Taylor wlll set forth
Cleveland expects every Yankee to do his duty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

URAND HAVEN, Mich, Dec, ~
The Detroit & Milwaukee Railway Company's
steamship MlWaukeo, q bore near the mouth Of
the river since the 29th ult, in the meantime ex-
peren lug very severe sorns, was gos oil and
s;eefed to her dock Saturday evening, apparently
very little Injured in hull or machinery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

ELEesioS o. JusTlet --Lauflsk D, nsnldsh
vas elected Justice Of The Peace 10 Bedford town
ship on Dec. let, by an almost unanimous vote
only one being cast against him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

FuNERAL OF Mrs. PoNERoY'-The funeral Of
Mrs Sarah Pomeroy win be held at the residence
of her son.in-aw, r.. f. Murray, No. 90 Bank
street, this afternoons at o clock Friends OF the
family are invited to attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

New ENGLAND FEsTIyAL,-The Sons and
daughters of old New England will not forget
that their Festival comes of at the Angler House
on Thursday evening, It will Ia no ways be behind
those which have preceded it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20
FROM NEW YORK

sHar.. NEw foRE, Dec. 10,
Aaylces from Sierra Leon report that brig, sup
posed to be the john Harris, Of ~ y, had been
captured on the African oosst by an Eaglieh
steamer And taken TO Freetown. The brig had 800
slayos on board when captured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

t5~ Now is the time to get your likenesses
taken. If you wish one of rare excellence go
to Bisbee's Gallery, 2ll Superior ST.
Photographs, Ambrotypes, Stereoscopes and
spherootypes warranted superior to those taken
at any other place or no charge made Iwd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

AccIDENT.-A severe accdent happened to Mr.
H. Brownell on Saturday evening on Kinsman
street, lie was thrown from his buggy his horse
having taken fright and his collar.bone broken. -
DR.. Sterling was called, and Mr.. Brownell is doing
we'll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

DEoEMnKa 18th
ON Sunday morning tbe warehouses and Orleans
Mil owned By Hills, Whaler a Co were destroyed
by Ore, with grain valued az $4,000 The total
loss is 100000, with 80 900 insurance. -s's n ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

va The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s. MatsOns and 0lmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, It's Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

The Democratic Senators spent several hours
In caucus this mornlng on the subject OF public
printer, but adjourned without making any nomi-
nation, there being conflicting views
The Vice President being ubsent, Mr.. Bright Of
Ind, moved that Mr. Fitzpatrick Of Ala, be hp-
pointed Precedent Of the Senate pro tem.
The Senate bAllotted for President pro ien; Mr.,
Fitzpatrick 33i Mr.. Foster 10; Mr. Halln |. Mr..
FlapatIiok lhen took tho chair