davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
The London Times on the Needless Alarm
of the Slave States.
The London Times of the 5th observes.

A4SANaNA
To all our political notions there is no
more reason for the violence reported from
the Southern States than there would be for
the electors of Southwark refusing to pay
assessed taxes, because Lord Palmerston had
declared against the ballot. The writers and
orators from South Carolina and her confed-
crates threaten vengeance and destruction.
They threaten to seize the property of North
erneTs, their bales or their portmanteaus, in
retaliation for the emancipation or the es-
cape of fugitive slaves in the free States.
They have taken down all the Federal flags,
except where they happen to be protected
by Federal guns. They have voted immense
sums for arms, though it appears that there
is no lack of arms, though there is of money.
They demand a Southern Confederation that
shall do what it pleases with its own, and
which would certainly 60 to war with the
Northern States on their first refusal to de-
liver up runaway.
1t is scarcely possible to conceive, without
reading the papers themselves, the greatness
of the Indignation or the smallness of the
ground. There is no reason why Mr.. Lin
coin should not prove as harmless mouse
as ever niDbed his way into good quarters;
but the fiery spirits of the South are frantic
with rage and fevered with apprehensions.
The mere ,Dhif Of the ball has Knocked them
dotOn, and they are screaming Nth rage and
terror, teithout hurt or scratch.
This has to be accounted for. Were the
language of these men at all reasonable, OF
even decent, we should be disposed to ex-
| plain it thus; They live on a volcano. We
know not how many millions of strong mon
! are living among them, round their houses
and under their very roofs, not in misery OF
in more degradation than is almost insepara.
BILE from labor, but with more work than
they like and obliged to do it. These slaves
are ignorant and excitable. They hear, and
the language of their masters is likely
enough to foster the delusion, that a great
slave. emancipationist has been elected Pres.
ident, and now, if ever, is the time to at.
tempt self-deliverance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

COUNTERPART AMERICAN CoIN IN ENGLAND.
Double eagles, apparently fresh from the
United States Mint are circulating in Lon
gold distracted from them by Ingenious
thieves. They are correct in weight and
ring and difficult to detect. The genuine
double eagle has been slit in two parts by a
thick saw, narrow gold rim, The exact
thickness of the gold taken out, is made the
size of the place, which is first filled with a
disk OF platina, and then al soldered to-
gether, and the milling on the edge restored.
If cut in two with chisel, it drives the
gold into the platina, and appears to be
solid. ...,f--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Assembly, who will account for the same on
the final settlement with the United States.
A grand Minute-men procession is parad-
ing tonight, the fremen and military join
ing. They serenaded Gov. Pickens. Ad-
dresses were made by General Jamison, VIM.
3. Porter, General Simmons, and the Mayor
Great enthusiasm prevailed, with music,
transpsrencies, sc. The flag borne in front
Of the procession was that Of the steamer
H.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

DEATH OF FAvoRITE COMO SINGER IN
PARIs.-J oseph Meyer is dead; he was a
favorite comic singer of Paris. He was a
Jew, the son of rabbi, and by trade a jew
eler. When he was twenty years old, he
sang droll song called "Zemire and Azor'
with such affect lin it he initiated the cries
of animals the noise of saw and plane)
that the pretty theater, Les Folies Dramat-
iuue engaged him in 1e43. When the Cha
teau des Fleurs opened he went there, and
sung with great applause in l848, the then
admired song, "Les Lampions" (fit province
fer comic singer y. In 1S49 Prince Murat
procured him (singers have notes, not prin-
ciples) from the Government permission to
transform the Bains Vendome into an &C.
centric theater, which he named Folies
Meyer, and, after two years, he sold his right
for pension of 81, 200 year as long as the
theater lived, and which was paid to him
until 1858. ..-
Then he turned lace-dealer, which he con-
tinued until some persons obtained right
from the Government to open an eccentric
theater called the Alcazar, which proved a
most unfortunate affair for him; he lost
$50, 900 by it in one season. An offer was
made him for the Alcazar, which would have
set him on bis legs again; just as it was on
the eve OF being concluded, the other party
refused to take it. This brought brain fever
on poor Meyer, and in three days he was a
corpse Mons. Maurice Meyer, the we'll
known jeweller in the Rue de la Paix, and
Mons. Meyer, the banker, are his brothers.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

THR SEAMEN OF THE UNITED STATEs.-
Secretary Cobb reports 5,9s7 seamen regis
tered at the several ports of the United
States, Of whom 204 were naturalized citi-
zens. The number is l,l00 less than last
year. 1900 than in 1852 and 2, 100 more than
in 1910. While the number Of seamen has
been on the decrease, the appropriations for
the reliefof distressed seamen haveamounted
this year to $2OO,0OO, against $83 200 ten
years ago, and less than $4,000 twenty
years ago,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
A Captured sIaver at OharIestOn.

WAsHNeToN, December 2l-The Navy
Department has received information of the
arrival of the captured SLAYER Bonita, at
Charleston No Federal officer being at
Charleston to receive them, the officer in
command telegraphed for instructions, and
the Navy Department instructed him to
await further orders. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
DON'T BELIEVE 1T!

WHEN YOU HEAR INTEREsTKD
Wv parties say that the WILCOX Il GIBBS
sEWING-NA AOHINES make work that will aot
stand the test Of wear don't you believe them but
experience are able and willing to tell the truth
about them and the work they do. The Machines
are warranted for three years, and the work made
on them is warranted to last equal to that m Ade
any other machine; Price of Machine, S35 We
will teach every body to operate the Machines free
Of charge If they will call at the General Agency
Office, in the second story of Carlisle Buildings
corner of Fourth and Walnut. sts., Cincinnati.
de2-cm V. W. SUNDERLIN Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Important Political News

ThurloaO Weed Visits Lincolfs--Moses Grim
nell Mentioned as Secretary Of the Treas
uy-LincoEn Receives the News of Seces-
sion Calmly-Mgor Anderson Ordered By
the President to Surrender Fort Moultrie If
.Attdcked-A Quantity Of Government
Arms Given up to Chateston-T The South
Carolina Congressman Miss Making a
Scene-Rgoicing in Alabama and F2orida
Over Secession Virginia Showing Con-
servdfisDl. ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
The Secession News Mt New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2l,-There were
general demonstrations of Joy throughout
the city on the reception of the news of the
secession of South Carolina. One hundred
guns were fred, the Pelican flag unfurled,
and impromptu secession speeches made by
leading citizens. The Marseillaise andpolkas
are the only airs played. The bust Of Cal
houn is displayed, decorated with cock
ade. .rH .F.H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
MIR LincoIn,s CabInet

ST. Louis, December 2l.-Fhis mornings
Democrat announces, by authority, that Mr.
Lincoln has offered Hon. Edward Bates a
seat ia his Cabinet, and that the latter will
accept, His position will probably be Sec
retafy Of the Interior.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
Rire and Lose of Life.

New HAVEN, Conn, December 2L-At
three o'clock this morning fire occurred in
tenement-house, owned by John A. Dayen-
port, and occupied by twenty-six families.
An entire fsmiy consisting .,sg Of Michael S.S Sa
death,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
COviNGToN.
ARRIvmDt

DR. DAVIS, OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
~ who is restoring Sigh 20 the Blind, Hearing to
the Deaf, removing marks from the face, caring
Piles end bad Sore Legs Hair also restored 70 the
head and prevented from falling Off The Doctor will
cure Private Diseases " less time than any man Ia
the world. Ladies, with weakness of kind, call,
and yon will not regret IT, Persons treated for Con-
snmptipn had better see the Doctors as nine cases
out Of twelve are not Consumption At all, and are
curable. Cancer CURED without the kuife.
Hoticeto the Old Country peoPle.--DG; DAVIS
treats all cases he did In Dublin: once hours
from A; M pntile p n % Sundays, from A.
Nj until Y MI. Ofhco 90 East Third St Oincin-
natl. The cause Of DIR. DAVlS's advertising -. he
might be IN the city years, and the afflicted know
nothing about IT, seeing the hundreds OF cures ne
has made in the short time he has been in the
city. del9
CsM0KED SALMON, 40, Jusr n 81
~ -CElVED 8 cases Smoked Salmon; 80 kits meaa
Mackerel eheads "a D .e4 kits mess Macketeli 50
kits and \ kitts No. I balmoni 80 eik-ponhd cans
6piced salnsn Fol sale by JOHN BATHS,
dss National Theatsr RuiidinR. Hycamore-st.
WR YOU HAVE LOST AMY THING, AD-
y VERTlsE Il n the rREsa, Who're ysur paser-
other Yapers - eoeoant Of IL oxteA1lHe clEoalaloA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

NEWARK, N. j., December 2l.--The shoe
factory of e. @. Ober & Son, on Blocker
street, was partially burned at six o'clock.
Loss from $6,O 900 to $1,000; fully insured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Only sixteen cattle remain Of the famous
herd belonging TO Mr.. Chenery, of Belmont,
Mass; tour Of them were slaughtered on
Thursday, having shown symptoms Of
euro-pneumonia.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

A man named Brady, of Grand Rapids,
Illinois, has been arrested for preventing the
conservation of Catholic Church, which
he had built, until the balance of money due
him had been paid. - .tr.-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

OOLD-MEDAL PIANOS THE BEST
N IN A NJ Q A.-Steok MQEtE-
,Grupe's, of New York Hansen'a, 4lss5S-l + 81,
y Of Now York, and Brittihg 4 Bros, mA
Of Cinoinnati- celebrated hrst;c y v Y
Double Grand Action, Square Grand
and Concert Pianos, pronounced by List2, Thai
berg and other great living artists the best in ex:
istenos. Every Piano warranted for ten years and
kept in tune for three years. Old Pianos taken in
change Pianos to LEFT from So to SO per quarter
F1rst-elass Musical lnetrnmente OF all kiAds selling
at half price. Pianos, Melodeons and other mu.
sioal instruments tuned and repaired thoroughly.
Best MelodeQns IN the city. Do not buy or rent
Piano or Melodeon until you have called and eX-
amined the above BRITTING & BRO,
Piano and Melodeon Makers and Dealers, and I'M
porters q Musical InstrumOnts, 225 West Fifth
. st., south side, near Plum, no6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

The name of Thackeray's new novel is
The Adventures Of PhiLlp, on HIS Way
Him, Who Helped Him, and Who Passed
Him By
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Augustus Shrader killed himself at Chi
cago, in short time, with three hundred
dollars worth of lager beer and bad
whisky. He died in abject want on Thurs
day. r4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

NGnroaF a Dec December halS 2A :6dna fHrge
last night. Resolutions were adopted re-
commencing the holding of National and
State Convention, opposing coercion, favor
ing the armiDg of the State, and declaring
against the opening of the African slave
trade.
WASHINGTON, December 81. Arrange
ments are making at the Treasury for paying
the interest on the public debt on January
l, in coin. A . .at.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
MUSICAL.

NJEW MUSIC. -"H APPY LAND OF
IN CANAAN" This popular banjo song IS here
arranged for piano. and already rivals 1" Dixie " in
popularity. Price % cents LITTLE TILLIES
EeSgnl az argg 5GRg SRq Nee Gra1 Pree
% eeEts .sDAY AND NIGHT THoUGaT OF
THEE "-ArTanged for the guitar by Henry WOr-
rail- "FoRGET-ME-NOT MAzURkA." By Ju-
illus @. Maninger. Price 25 cents,
The above pieces are just published and Will be
forwarded by mail upon receipt Of marked price.
JOHN CHURCH, Jr, 60 West Fonrth-st;,
strments. = 't Az .-' dell
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
SINGERS sEwING-MACH
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner of Fourth and ESace-sts..
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

How Is 1t Singers Sewing machines are univers.
ally used for manufacturing purposesi The psaiR
reason why, is: Because they better more dura-
be- more reliable, capable Of doing much greater
variety ofwork, and earning more money than any
other Machine.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime Singers new Transverse-shutle Machine, for
PRICE $50.
This Machine is highly ornamented, easy to opeE-
ate and is tho very best and cheapest Machine IN
the market. JAMES SKARDON,
Western Agent for Singers Sewing S-maohine.
Tuo1n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Four negro children were burned to death
at Marietta, Penna., on Sunday night; their
charred remains were found in the smolder-
ingTuins.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

Although the profits of the Washington
Mills, Mass, are 100000 for the half year,
the Directors will not declare dividend un-
der the present aspect of business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

DIR A. W. TUUKER.-It has become
II well known lsct that - cures huadreds Of Chro-
nc di ease WITH ia ahs and Medicines Whrra an ohsr
ctlee las ne VIII guarantees 10 RheuI1lti sn,
sal hneun SeIoiula Liver Compliant, Chill Feser Dys
~ n el-Ee AsihIln Catarr Drurs also. Gecouary
SypH ~ AZ is Furlols forms Dor ths ulsease ha hza
Sp ae nat Esysr fas Good suce-fs IN az otaer Chr0-
ue diseases. and acute Call and thg DoetcT.
g. Ca-s,nafinn Free marsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
NEW YoRK MARKEr-alaroh q.


AsHEs-AIsTkst steady. Small sales at Ss2s for pots.
FLoUR-Ssisr 600 bbs si sslns $3.50 for sper STATE
Sss5s soreomon 10 me- sitT ssSsrr; 81 % IS 90 f0i
f1r nsh ETlHnd shlpoing bsnds extra roand heup Dha
harts ts more uetiVe, but With arEe srpdly ldeunF
PricIs rtili fasur Of buyers Demand CHI dy for
tEnTl aua lo0 u tTade- Closing VenTy-
CAN NADlAE FLoUR-ln limited Esqesgt a prizes IN
T0r 0f buysgH Stlsa As bbls At SsSoO fur eoraiGoa
BYE STI IsLoUR-sslng SLOWLY aisa 7O9sI4O for ooaan
sUcKwHEAT FLOUR-In only limited rsQasst at
coaE MEGI-salss Ofs7O bbls Brsnaywino at $50
iiSKY-SInrkst steady and more active. Sales Of so
wHE1f-Hssvy. with isthsr more dsnuna for milling
and Eaes l2 000 bus tscius Epr1n tt 81 To- nd
too eagoes MiEaukss Club on Drivsis terms supposed
EYE-N s1kst quiet ard Ussay. Sales OfJsOO bus pin
BAkLEY-LssI active but prices are unchanged SIS
20le bus q sSla9Qc Tor white.
RARLEY MALT-Hsld Al S2Sooo.
CORN-In fir request better pTices; ether
knds heaEF and declmn Sales 26 900 bus 81 er
tern ID desertdi iI6e for yellow Jersey and 500 D.
srn, 80 c for white snuhsmi and is, for 'mali parcels
oETSIn lsIgs supply and dull at Ccsile fer wsstsra
T4LLoW-lGTis ct continues frm sales Is OO5 rs lO5l
PORK-Wf hout striking chs e while the demand eoa
ii1uss qas modeTas sales YzS9 IBIS At sIalsA0 Tor
mess; SlT25 for ole mess; 81 50 for prime; S9 50
lH old prns lBctuded sales 100 bbls new meas
BEEF-Ddli an unchanged. sales 800 b5ls at 81 Ot9
s lur oogntIT prime; ss9oss 80 eountry mess: SsOts
hEEF HAMs-Duu and heavy at SI2l9S!2 for State
PRinR mIss BEEF-Dull and nouicnl At Sl66Sls
CUT MEAIs-Quist u stealy SALES lsJ packsgeS a.
f9ltfe f0T shaaiaers; s5S d95lo for haE1s.
sACoe-Qus; aid unchanged Sales Of 80 hhds rough
LARD-in moderate request and stsedy Sales 80 bbl
bIELER-CommOa is dul sne heavy; good ana prime
parcels e prey far request Sales a 9l4o for Ohos
lHEASE-Steady 81 l0Gl2c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

1850--R0
I.ysIlnd, 6sluHbas 3 EInslllall Liz

tlevslena, teluHbEs ) giHtiAneii BaslFaat
-
WINTEB ARix5f5
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
~ ~ 1oi5, Passenger Efains isaFs cIsTaa arfsIi1Sf
50 A. a. Cincl1nna1 Exprsss siopoirr q D5e6a or,f-
ton ~ Grangl, Meiiinetln. hsrr L1rtca, a.
lem shelby, a1o 81 stltionl 1outh ~ ahsisT.
10 p u Cincinnati Eigt PuEl11gsI l1ozr 81 aIrrn-
tlguI between Cl1flLln1 El1 a1ILi1n. - =
CaEdflTfol ant| De|lH1Te; al10. 1l1r1iEF -
lsaFo 1aale1geIl al ~ lils11l lotla 81 aalisn.
CONNECTIONS.
A1albg, 8z11usfy, M1lE6ala Gld aEElfE E17sld, ia
CIssslias Fiit151rS6 d Ws5ss - csss5 iili.1
lQr FCron EppgF 1lndualyI DoI11cl1 Lfua,E n
WaYe3, EkpGrte, Chicaro. A. Ea1t, sd E1a
fer Nllns6eif, Rccat1T. NIre1IIir1. 1.e.a
eAea And Bele efoaiatns Railf1af Lne. ~ 11ls Belle
lelial9s Sidney ynion, Ilnole, lla lalalapulsa
IL aa94le, eo1nss Elzl1lii1, Lolilliiis
D6HEa jts6 sld Ciseiassfi Iiss, ior spra-ssld, o.
ilagtoEs Hamih11, Ci1einl11. Eln1lE3ld. II
at1nepolilI TINS Ha1t8, s. Lglt1. Gc.f Eld .
Cinlilnati VIA the Ohtc 3 NI1lIlrIIol Elfl-
- far Lsaissiass a1d % Do.nls y IS ohiS
Csls.bus Liisls hIi.ai uad caiuubus. al X-aa Rua
toad, flE Lsll4, p1ytol, 1adlll1p5IiS IsIrs
Hauta, s. I.0uis. 1f1Tr0uI, Io7sll1d. sid Cins
cinnnti. and With tie Ohidanri D. iEll,I11i nal.
Toad at cincinnafi for LousgTili8 EiEsSIills
Caros 8 L9llsY nd Al ,oiufgo ol to Ohlo riFex,
Cel1Hba1, gedflli Ollo slu1d lGr NgRarE Euloggils
Hlse11g, se;s Colalabus, Pigna asd lh8iaha
q FOE lickst. . all pqlts nad insruHtoa agDlT g
he Unon Ticket oGes slsapsf0rSsTssE, 8 tks fss
2 g. VLINT, supsrintsn1sas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

Peter A. Bishop, Plt'h ! Before Y Hesssnmusller
". Justice Of the Pescsfor CleTs-
Wullacs CAMPBELL Def't and TuwnEhin, CuyasOsa Co.
Ohio On tho 5th day OF MaIeh A D. 1880 said Justice
hed an order Of attachmsnt tbs ah7g ac0a for the
Of eig ht and eightv-1ne hundrsdth iollafs
fisr.lnnd NE,rrh q "a ~ ~. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
SPERMkT9RRHGAI
IMP OF NCY,
CUR ED!
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DE. "a. GIRSON.

DIR. A. GIBSON,
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK
II CITY viii pay One Hu8dTsd uolars for he prooi
Hai be fails TO the above named diseEes He
s. Al pay the same sun Tor the rroof that any other
PHYSICAL IN the United Sates treats the same diseases
Amer many years Of lsborous study and experience rr
nate, that he has perfected system of for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above ard 0ther prvaie diseases with all bad ss
arising therefroll- including
:, pEBHlTY or NEREogs PRoSTEA7ToM
has succeeded n curing cases IN Ihs eiiy Of
whom had expended hundreds dollars With sefstyed
pasia5 as 9 PSSlSss 70 it al PI as q h
Although Dr GIBSON has Dipioma, III he niskss 70
psTstiveiY simple Thing dssii o infsiissss iof lei
5SsT dP0@s nor s9sSss 5S5 even STPsIsos & ever yst
q % so9ye. oie SINGH @ &c NO Hedcal gsaqs neither
London htpg 0iherg 60 for purpose OF
snsnzlpg the inncrs B1t what DR.. GIBSON might
thcss Who atss conSderes ID s al T ss5 inssrtS q
and that be has Psrfsciel American 0ftTeausa
any patent nsdei 6q4al he radical cure of sss
YEA 5aes 5na ai essses OF es5ngenenls both Hs1ta.
Dr. GIBSON asa esins Sr DIS rev rTrstmsht the FOL
the usei respect islgreesbe: he psst
relics O The DARK ages bIercJTy nor any uther
ness are rs Ts II Is 81 SosS. st ~ 0as 9s
certain IN ali eass He stands prepared 20 % int sny
lsths ros e; tai he Is ale 70 sTsssSty eSTs len
cases IN the same 9gth of time required b. any ohsT
Physician 70 cure one simi a. ease.
Fellow Ciliz ntl Facis are isusble thaEH and 10 thI
age the only pbulh which the public mind be fed
ald from which iuSt and definite concissions be te-
dncsd.
DT, GIBSON Is permarsnly located n Csvelsnd and
has during the past months performed many
diseases which had for resisted al otheT modes Of
treatment. Rsieeuce be given 10 Individuals Of the
hrst resooctabiuty in Cieveend Boston, New York and
other cities in regard % sA an integrity all urafe
siOna Transactions Dytpepsta Rheumatigm Scrurula
and all chrOu diseases treatsd with uuusua success
q Medicine selst % aH5 part o. the country ne ~
~ Dr. GIBsoN's New work on PyusIogJ, lor ale sf
hos udic5.
DR.. GIBSONp
PROFESSOE OF ELECTROPATHY / MEDICINE
~ Oce No III Ontario street 10 gtairs 4 ~ lo-,
non the Public Square. 49,
- oes he9is lrOln to Il sndfIen Ito o'clock daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

AlAAka6 LlNAEJlADN4
a. Cleveland VITA ggeland ai Tesd0 ClsESIaad O.
LlIhl8a a CLncill1 ClsFelnnf nd Erie 81 CIsTaf
md Plit11ursi Halr ( g..
A sgla With hacks % Chagria Falla hs
Al Mantua win hack8 foF RaIsuna- a.
a oEille With hacks . NsNrsor Blin ~
~ NsIe2 viii hacks % sharoE, G1ssa661 hIsaaEfus
AZ fOang1.oIIn, via staEss ion Nsu csS.ls PS,sna
,l3 ssl3 anf Eson VALLEY, and hsneo 81 y. W.bGG
r,...,.,s =, -. cHAs. L RHODES suDa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
aIalInfarturre.
CIsvsIand FI00r OIl CI0tA ManuIlsL0ry,
JOHN WEBSTER, Proprietor.

LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"A Wholesale Dealer IN WATER FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry and IN OIL aud agent Tor the sale VI the Glove
land WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. Ware!o
vihsvaTd street, clsVelead, OHIO. febi2R2odsv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

especially as
Safe andreIable Medicin,
for Family Use,
5 offered to the Public as a supe
ior article, pofeG:ng all the viz
ues aicribed to it as Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving of their
.atronage in preference to the fus-
,icious decoaions emanating from
rrefponhble fources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious nameSa
The fa thatour houfe Established
has attained a favorable
equation for the genuine character
d purity of its Liquors, viii, we
It, be a sufficient guarantee of the
xceIlence of this article.
Put up IN Quar- BorrLEs, Ii
afes of one and two dozen each,
md fold throughout the world BY
)ruggilts, Grocers &c.
Druggif}s and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
THE ENTERPRISING PROPRIE-
Chesnut Grove WhiSkey,

THE Purest Medicinal Agent ever knoWn has furnished
the community Slimuatt, Pure, Heahful and nvgoIa
ting at the same time mild delicious beverage II Is cal
cuated o. 90 away With the vile drugged stuff that's palm
ed Oh on the Community. and which injurious TO body
snd mind IN addition TO the oatifcaes beDe n he has
received DiDlnma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL
So IETY ard addit al testimony frcm DR.. JACKSON,
4 Boston Mass who teses under oath 70 It's absolute
ury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
5rwiug Matbints.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE,
WIBELER 4 WILSON MACHINE

By The Committee hs Fair Of the American Institute in
New YORK; At the National FsT held Chicago; and
all the principal Stats Fairs held the past season. proving
beyond doubt that the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29
M0ByINgLEADEIR DEF 9 OFFICE EIt5

FLoUR-Is unchanged and firm. with sales 50 brls
red wheat extra at 50. and 50 bTlsred wheat dOu-
ble extra at SIS.
WHEAT-Saless cars red at 80, and do. white
atl,ss. Gf. HL
HIeHwINEs-Steady, with sales 3 bIls. at 2oc.
BUrTER-Sales range at Il9ls2 for fair to choice
w. r. roll.
E00s-Sellipg At lie.
HkNs-Sals 1ooO lbs. eounlry-cured hams and
ahoulders at 77Ec and SIC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-29

PPoFESsoR OF ELECTRoPATHY 4 MEDICINE.
~ o9ee No III Ontario street, up stsirs fes doors
- oes heuis lrOl to Il sndfIcra Ito o'clock daily
SUNDAYS enceptedl 6ov9