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Dieje Nsaidtne rurbs mad einfm unpartbettfGem 8erfug.
Iauf berDariier N~usfeaun8 nit benz bb9fsu9rdmiNnt bel0but
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-26
NEW YORK S1ARKET-Dsc "a

Four-saes Of 600 bbls ut s5 loSss % for super state
Sh2b5 40 for med extra western, IS 80 6 "a
r inieror 70 good Dpiug brands extra rnntd touD o.
Market very hrm with material change 10 quntatlo
Canadian FlOur-Saies 20J bhls at $50 6 D. como tr
choice extra. Market uuiet aud unchanged
Rvs Flour-In lair request at S3,60ds,iO
Whsat-Firmer Sales 4400 bus common to prime htiw
Club 10 spseuaor S2O; 3GJ- bus good Gauada Clut
ttSt23 ...,
Rye-Ouiet and steady at CdSqkc.
Cofn-Hsavy aud lower. ales q 900 bus at soGs)c n
ost.~L6Sef sales at 4s9i61a for State western aLt
Wa'tEy-Markst a shade frmer. Sales 200 bbs at 27d
2skc a., 49,,
Pork-opist snd unchanged Sales 1900 bbls al SIC L
@l625 m-sr; $40 62lll IS prmei Slo,O Od tlln ~, g
Beef-Du!l and uuchausau. Sales 800 I0s ut s4uG4
for country prme spOgS5 80 for country mrss f5aiu
for old AID Ispe1 aessi and Sl0s09lleO fer exit
Reef fhams-Uncharsed an quiet at lOGlc for western
Prime mess beef quiet at SlT,GSl9
Cut meats quiet aud unchanged Sales 81 packages a
6sl0To for shoulders; 916 0lCc iur hams
Bocon-Qu ct and unchanged Sales 1900 green hons at
from the block. . ,.--.
Butter-Moderate demand 1t l29 &c for Omu; l5@.3
for SiHe.
Chsesf-Steadv. at 0'Gllkc.
Woo lie and nm Sules So. 700 lbs fec at 4bUOc
aud 100 bales foreign Ou p'iSnte terins.
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Hay........ ptonl2 COO ls o.
DO balsd tlton d 20 y
Hopa .yllh ga II
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SATURDAY RvENING, Dec "a 1859. J
FLOUR-Nothing doing beyond the usual light
sales to the trade.
WHEAT-Qdiet for lack of receipts. Sale one
car red at 81, %.
CORN-Sale one car ears at SIC.
HIGHWINES-Sale II brs at 23kc.
SEEDS-Sale timothy at ., so and los Of so bus
clover at 4,26.
HOGS-Are unchanged and sell at 5,5Oa6,oo-
There is more reluctadce the part of some pack
ers, towards paying these figures, and they talk Of
withdrawing, at present. Ffrom the market, in the
expectation of lower prices byand BY
APPLES-Light sale of dried apples at 6a4c.
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Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, AIstron
Mr. LEVI BUTTLlsS, Business Assistant

Parents are assured that while boarding pupils contribute
than Day pupils To he support the permApeucy
ao arang Of their time, their study, their
ton aud their Wtdi avail from the auTomeutG
# home and society 80 do vastly aud bet
or them than for day pupils A. 6lrd 10 them
therefore, hoped that all who abroad Will
boarding pupils and that cnizens o Cleveland
their daughters boarding. pupils, thus advancing the pros
peIy and usefulness OF their Institution, Of which
they should, end msy Justly, be proud; and at the same
time he more lhan repad BY the greater adYAnag
No poins will be spared to render heir connection with
the Institution both pleasant ald prh able IL Will be the
the management Of tho Institution TO tue highest
possible advantages In all departments Of thorough and
liberal education
attend Instrumental MnsC, ocal Muic French Draw
ing anu Paint these departments under the
iharEe Of teachers who devote themseVey TO their
Of lence.
Mons Sublt Of Paris fine scholar and superior
nSust bong teacher by prnession teaches with
and precision rarely Observed aud he tho sem
inary, his pupils have the best possible opportunity
learning TO spolk the angU correctly sud with u6ucy
Pupils from ne tlty whose parents desire VII be
be made iom the bills O such, expense Is thereby
saved 10 tho Seminary, aud indeed greatly prefer q
have aH remain with us without interruption through th'
Day pupils desiring tho services OF the Omnibus frcu
their homes the Seminary and hack be aecomm0da-
ted a. reasonable rate BY applying al The Omnibus ONCE
CtiEeI aud oihers are invited 10 call and examine IA
Institution and ta beautiful suruundngs and satisfy them
selves that advantages superior 70 those here offered
TERAs:-Por Road and Tuition por Term Of Twenty
Weoks 800 For Tuition q Day Pupils, fm $40 $40
Bills tole IN adsSaes 70 pupils received for less than
FOT further information and admiu ion, address
decls .. N. SANFORD, Principal
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Or AMOS SONt axe pleasure in announcing that theJ
have Invented most important instrument for The
the above diseases II has been subjected to test by the
most eminent ph Yscaus In London. Paris philade pha
New York II has been declared the Only useful nstu
meni invented for the Of Seminal Weakness or
disease caused BY tho habits Of youth Price
$40 llma or express.
N. B.-Dr. AMOS SON, in order TO satisfy the most
gteptou 10 merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that In instance where may prove nnsalsiao
tory, aer fair trial. the viii be refunded by re-
turning the instrument IN good order
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS 4 SON have devoted their attention eHclu
sVely to this peculiar class Of mahes and the relief the
have consequently been enabled then fellow creh
lures Ia fny testified aud gratefully acknowledged by
escent PATIENTS and others daily arriving In from al
parts the county the express purpose consul
atons while iheiTo nerons have been ~ ed bY the most
signal advantages vet from shat they hafs experienced
i"qurng into the Of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition toihat Of the most dan
and inyeeTae) they have always entertained IN
Of their enton, and removal aud likewise
Invariably found that ths most horrible and malignant
Of dsease could hlmst invariably be tuced TO OF the
0l9wlg causes lguOance neglect OF the bad eect s0i
unsk1ul and impuper treatmenti therefore nr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering theu election Ol
heir remedies, safe eectua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear oquivooa
character well those whose premature ujuliciOur
poaun might be productive O had In the
lnds Of piFate individuals In short the audnbe Cnd ui
ofrremedes lt the lesseaing Of great mass Of human
by the nlevatlun, relief aud Of those
yrievous Affections thai In reality the secret foes Of liza
and which, while they e1ensivel surround cal aloud
oTouf skill and inteTft In their determination
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Ctnul Nntiftg.

MASTER'S SALE = PURS UANT
1Vl 20 the cunmand of decreial order Of sale from
he Court Of Common Peps OF CuYnhugl ouuty, 40 the
suit Of The dorc G., Severance ami Caroline NJ tcyefa
sFainsi Normal G, Baldwin, May H. baldwin, John N
Arms ind hers witch order IN o. directed, !
shall e1nuse for sale at Public Auction, VI the door Of he
Count House, Of aud Chnuipain Streets in
The cy f Cleveland The lib day VI January, A. D.,
1870, at tho hour OF 2dclak NJ The I t. nec'g snd
acgs Of land sinate aud being IN tho city Of Cleveland
and dcgcrihtd d asloilUwe, TO wits
situate intho township nfdukVn, being nih
IN the thioeuth range Ui tuWnshs tu The Connecticut
Wesiorn Reserve u he Sia OF onto aud which Is usu
nthe County o Cuyu sud b known by being n that
par uf the city Of Ct vel nd which ounoly the CITY u
Ohio, atd described fillnws, 10 wit 3-isand Block
Nos 20, % aud 81 ord and survoy made bt
Ah,z merchant udrecordud u ihe Cuyahoga County Re
cords said block being the same horcturo decided TO shid
Norman g Baldwin nv Tnunuson, be the more OF
less but subject 10 all legnl hishwas, SAID lots are ap
praised as follows TO 10 number ~ at SiA00 Lot
number d. At $3.50; lot uinbet a ai s15c
Terms Of sale cah
A LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner.
No. SpauFl RS Block.
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A. q LAWRENCE, Master Commissioner
No SpauFl rs Block.
RANSY. BAoKUs NOZZLE, Phi tia's Atorn.y.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ ofSSti of Fieri Fa,ias. Issued from the court Of
shephar p iul aga ns' the schooner I'm Weber, de.
iandant hive LEVIED upon aud shall OIL for sale NJ
hc auction, the Old ki,ct ned ear the stipyaTd of
Lannet Stevenson, IN the eiy Of Cleveland, in said
county, on the 18th day Of December 1879 At o'clock r.
NJ tue following described property 10 wi The schooner
Juhn Weber, her ap tNte and fltn ture
d l., WiGHTNfAN, Sheriff.
; NICOLA b. z. BEsvts, Attys for FltG
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CHERRIES SALE.--PURSUANT

SHERIFF'S E.--PU RSUANT
~ TO ths command of a writ Vendi 1ponas. issued
umthe Court OfCommon Pleas Of Uuyaogu county at the
suit Of A. s Girdne pn against Fredriics Hausetmau
de TO directed shall U fer sale a. public auction
AZ he door Of the Court House corner Seneca Cnum
paiu slrerts ~ the city ~ Gleyellnd IN sid county
the 23d Of Jauua " 1850 at ociock p NJ Of said day.
the following descrihe lands an enem to witt Sit
uale Ia the OWnE Of Parma, county OF OuYahogu Ohio
aud kuuwn part Of Lot No Seventeen ~ IN the Tuck
Tract called beins all Of ad Lot No II except
ing piece the south part thereof conveyed by said
tredeuck Hauseman TO one John Huscrnun By warra y
doed end bounced On the SOUTH tue tust and lu
lines, and the nth hY line to be drawn parallel with
said south line from east throu said Lot No H.
and enough from said south line contain ten
land less the piece oeuy intended obs conveyed
being my Of lsud, less but sub ect 10
all iegRl highway" Appraised a $500 co.
d, L. wIGHTAIAN, Sheriff.
n ID ne
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An Instrument for the cure uf Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness nc. Can be permB
neny cured In from fifteen days two months by the
this instrument when used conformity with medicines
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Persons In any part Of The world may be successfully
ueated ty forwarding correct dotailOf their with
Address DT; AMOS a SON corner Diaia and Qgsy;,sts.
Bufalo ~ Y. ian6dkWly2es
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DR.. MOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
IA the State who nlembers Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons London. htsy be- consulted from O'Clock IN
the morning until night every and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt is the resuO upwards
oil thirty extensive practice In Europe and erica.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-Dec. "a.

Mt much doing at second boNrd and prices rather we5k
Sales s2suUO IN U fees Of ~ at lyJ Gulenl Culoa-
10 66h; G G 95ja P,naH l21 OK, div NJ 69s Oh
X 6u9T; Ctnual 1656; Pacific Mail 7634; Ere tr
Cnds
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
8. N. SANFORD, A. NJ. ., PRINCIPAL,
Nutura. aad Moral Sciences.
Mrs. AI, L. II, SANFORD,
Associate Principal.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, LII. D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
bliss LINDA 4. GUiLFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA s. HoPK ms,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH b. SMITH,
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA l.. HUGGINS,
Arithmetic Geography, aud History
Miss SARAH a. NOBLE
Mrs. S. c. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal Music.
Mons FERDINAND SUBIT, NJ, D.,
French Language and Literature.
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hflhAl0 y
Highwines. $gal
-uhI.An


lIwater-Eastn e7bbll 100 / Is
D SANDY ITd Cemnt $50 J 81
! iiWhite Lime .,.. % ] co
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Rail RonAs.
Cleveland Snd PliisbuTgK Rail Read,
1S59--6O.
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cinclnnati Railroad

iNNVAuhu9 uviulNVuh " OluOluuuhA AuAiIutN
lf3S III EzT -lgffElII u
6l1t 5tlsl w. y " 80 ~ y
WINTER ARRANOENENr- e II
On AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ 1859 PASSENGER rrana leave Cleveland as follow
% A. NJ. Cmennnati ENpIfss, toppi at Berea, Graf
ton Ia Orange Wailiuaion. New London sa-
=. lem Shelby anu al stations south OF Shelby.
40 Y d CINCINNATI Night Passenger, stopping
tlcns between leveland and Gallon, and NJ
Cafdngton and Delaware; also, stopping ts
leave pssuengera al all iations south OF dalIon
CONNECTIONS.
shslay, Ssudusly, Mansfed and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfeld lit Vernen, Newark Zanasve Ee
Cfssiine pit,sburFh r. Wayne aud Chicago Railroad,
for Forest ppor Sandusky, Delpk0s Lima, Ft
for Mansfield, Wooster, masslilun SC.
0top and Hellsi0ntaine Railroad Line for Marion he8s
funtaiue. Sidney Uuiun, hIuncie, TndianaJolia
Torre Haute vnconutf, Evansville, Louisville
7eirO, st. Louis, &C.
Da,aWA sJton and Cincinnati Line, Tor Springfield, o.
Ilayt0n, Hamilton, Cincinnnti, Richmond. iB-
dianapolis, Terro faute, 81 LOUIS. 6c.; and a
road for Louisville, aud q points on the ohie
River.
Celuabus LitCle Miami aud Columbus, and Xsnia Rail
read, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis Telre
Haute, 81 Louis, Morrow, LoVehnd, and Gu
ciuuatt. aud with the Ohio and N isEssippi Rail
road nt Cincinnati for Louisville Eyansvs
Cairo, st Louis, and alpOintf on the Ohio river
CSluabus, Central Ohio Railroad or Newark zsnetyle
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PiqUa and Indiana
Railread for piqua, Urbnna, &C.
0 For Tickets ~ an p0utF and inhrmation apply 81
the Union Ticket onee, o. Superior street. or the Pa
''l'S o ''''i $. FLINT, Superintendent.
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NEW TREATMENT,
BuRaIo NEodIcaI Dispensary

Established tor the cue Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FepeT and Ague
Asthma, Hciyicht Consumption, IajiTm-
ities of Youth and old Age &c
EF NO MERCURY USED. -A3
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The Oval ParlOr Stove called
TIN EE H he A R f.,

II HI E Il ne n rs II,
For Anthracite Cosl or Coke a beautiful new pattern
and pronounced b the dozens Of our citizens using the ar
Heater.
THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER
Is proved 20 be greater Heater with the same amount
Of Anthracite Bumnous Coal than any other stove or
the purposes It Is Furnace an Sovs iu one
combination.
C These Stoyos together with the largest and hest va
Telies Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking, PAror, Dining
Room, Bed Room, School House, ore and Church puf-
poses Just received cumOre the lest assortment IN tie
market. Our large stock Of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS,
IL the largest the market, and Just received from
the host HonSeg Cincinnati aud New York where they
recently selected at the lowest prices Our aSsOr
mtut Of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
Still continues large, and Of the BEST QUALITY.
r1r TIN ROOFING. and all JObblng IN our Inc, We
execute with prom tne,s and Despatch
We having ected these Goods, described absye In
pers h. the lowest Cash offer tuem for sale nc
cotdngly This fsct gethsr with our thirteen ye,rs
eYneeuco, enables to GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION aud
oef large stock Of tues ohoeP cheaper
than tey eau he purchased elsewhere IN this ma ket
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is our motto.
'' ''- '' W. L. MARVIN,
No. a. Public Square. neary opposite old Court House
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For Anthracite Coal or Coke, is beautiful new pattern
and bY the dozens Of citizens using the ar
tce ~ be perfect great ecJnomzof OF iue ana sreA
Heater.
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miscellaneous.
Cleveland Female Seminary.
5. N. SANFORD, A M Principal.

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
J. enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
9Th, 1850 under the following able and experienced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-15
THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.

"Thc trainers Of this great instrument did
not anticipate. whilst multiplying checks and
distributing power into several departments 10
guard against Capitalization, that from All un-
seen source 4 monster would 50 soon spring
forth TO grasp all the departments, and Weld
undivided power TO the destruction Of liberty;
that legislative executive and judicial functions,
would. by 4 continuation of States, be absorbed
by ono section. and directed with one WILL
An able correspondent Of the "Saithern
Citizen" extracts the above paragraph from the
late able speech of Mr. Dowdel Of .AlabaIna in
the House Of Representatives. -.
We call attention to it only 10 say, that 'll
the grants cr j,o,rt,, in the Federal Constitution
over slavery. wtre made by sLre States to Il
Congress r,yy.~ntiag slave States; and were
in,cn,lcd 10 ,c exercised subject to the will Of
Ms p,o;,I, ., Si,r, .I,te,. THIS vas just and
reasonable and consistent with the genius oI
liberty, and the spirit OF our institutions.
II i> obvious To remark that the genius and
spirit Of Li"l Rtp"blic1U;,m, which lahor> 10
,nhicct yllyr!o,dcis is '"ch, and their lro~rfg
Ia the legislative will Of those "pl'"efdt 10 them
and their property, is aralpahle outrage upon
liberty and the Con>tiution-thc very genius
and >liri; of yuop,n' d,1"ti'm.
No higher treason I" the Constitution can oc
conceived than mjori'g continuation oi
States 10 inc, upon Il mj""ri'y Of States
policy respecting the rights and property Of the
,,;;s"..t,, alonc. This is To dissolve the Union
iy.", r,i.''"