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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

WISa ~ Nav YsAss tALLs ia slls asd
mother" ihuS Gala spou hsf sister Wlvsa ape
Mothers through the New Yak TINES TosaId'
ing the too common practice Of setting wine upon
New Years tables, to be pa'taken Of bs callers
'Nothsis wives, women ! csn We not. better
spare our Wlne Than our sons, brothers and bus
bauds-or That which Is deafer, or Is life itself
their Integrity and honorl Aie fhere not scOr
Ielntmber how, on New Yeats night, Tor the
FIRST time, be, OF whom you were 80 prond Ia the
morning, came LONE filling 20 ir heart with sick
ening and disgust Mothers and wiV s, you eau
understand this, aud You who have 10 Que to fear
for, remember that every husband has leye-
every sou has or has lost a HIothsri"
New Years day has passed-calls have been
made, ard on Monday last many young man Of
this city, belonging TO families of the highest res
pectability and moving in high circles, went reel.
ing home from the ,R,c. Of the wine drunk at the
tables cf his friends. !, Il solemn fact that the
young lldies of the present day do not look upon
the intoxic Of thsir young fiepds, On suck
occasions with hall the s1lici ude they felt or
should feel. A few Years ago Il was as much as q
young mans reputation was worth to be seen IN
der the inf Ieuce Of liquor, but now his confused
sentences aud nonsensical antics are laughed at as
| q good joke, 10 be made merry over In public or
private. Just so long as ladies thus lightly pass
over the intoxicstiOn Of young men, and set wine
upon their tables to aid in the operation, just so
long the young men themselves will think 1t is
all right" and make DO effort to break away from
temptation. Lei our ladies think of this
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
RnaMALnlAY.

A1s4agi 1ta.1
The n. Y Stale LsglsisEpFS nee yoIiSsdsy.
The assembly organized By slsaiihg NJ. LGt-
flejohD Speaker
The Governors message is 3 document Of
considerable lengih, snd refers almost entirely
to matters Of local interest He thinks i IN
expedient that the canals pass from The cOn-
troll If the State, and strongly urges that they
be completed with q water way OF seven feet
deep and seventy feet wide, before the open
ing Of navigation in 1851
The Gov. thinks the Registry Law Of 1859,
has assumed its purpose, and advises some
amendments 70 make it still better.
Another question is presented when i
proposed TO establish OE permit the establish
ment Of slavery in the territories Being the
common property Of the wbOls people 90
long as they remain territories. New York
will clsim the right to participate in their gov
erBment. In no way can she do so except
through the assistance Of her chosen Tepfessn-
tatives in Congress and therefore it Is that the
electors Of New York recognize the authority
of Congress 10 legisl8te for the territories and
TO prohibit the establishment Of slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

speaker Of The HoHse-.AIr. Parsons Speech
The selection Of the Hon RIcHARD c. PAR
SONS. the Representative OF Guy hoga from this
city, for the responsible and honorable position
of Sneaker Of the House by the Republican
naiorily. is a tribute to Talents and worth oi
which any you & man, or any constituency may
Justly eproud. We understand the vote in
caucus was nearly unanimous, but eigl: votes
b-iug cast fo- Mr., PAREOTT, of Dayton, the
balance for Mr.. PARsoNs.
M. PARsoNs was conducted TO the Speaker.
Deskly Messrs. Ex-Spcaker WOoDs, Of Lick
ing, PARRorr Of Montgomery, and WEIsHT, Oi
Hamilton, who, before taking his seat, address
ed the Representatives appropriately and elO
queutly as follows
Gezilcnlen efthe House Of representatives:
trust you will consider it 10 idle ceremony
when l say, that l thank you for the honOryOu
have conferred in calling me TO preside oyel
YOUR deliberations. The only return l car
make for this kindness and mark OF yonr conf
dcnee, is 10 endeavor honestly and lmpartially
10 discharge the high trust committed to my
charge, and 10 faithfully execute your will and
pleasure to the extent Of my power and a. llIty
Bnt an impartial judsmeul, an honest Pur
pose. and far reater abilities than l possess
would all avail nothing IN this place, unies:
Your presiding cfficer weJe assisted, advised anC
encouraged by yOu-wlih your cordial eo-oPe
ration and goUd WILL his labors are light
without it, they canuot be performed,
We have assembled gentlemen, as legisa'
tive body, at an interC sting and important era
G. Ia
position of The State of Ohio, in this confedc'
Iacy OF States, is of such leading importance
that the assembling Of her Legislature is ;
matter Of national interest, and the laws it shal
Pass may become of vital moment in their in
fuence upon her sister States. In view Of these
things, let us use the power conhded to III
wisely, judiciously, and in such manner tha
the natr OF and statesman can look 10 our act
with pride and satisfaction Let us remembe
that our State is enc Of the brightest stars II
the brilliant galaxy Cf the Union; and whl'
remembering It, so labor that we may prove t
our sister States that we are for the ORl0a NOV
and forever but Union as our Fathers mad
it and bequeathed it TO their children.
L may not be improper for me 10 say wOr'
TO the pOlit cal majority upon TINS VI. Nnl
have achieved a great tr.umph-perhaps som
of you are yet flushed with victory. Recollec
that with you rests the vctOiy, upon you resi-
the reSponsibilifg Of all the measures OF thI
body Let Us never forget that the mnoHt
hase equal rights, and equal privileges here
and so let rs conduct ourselves that when ou
labors are ended, we can shake the hands of Ou
opponents in kindness across the gulf Of GU
mutual differences, knowing that we all hav
but one object in view, the prosperity an
greatness Of our beloved commonwealth, an
The GLORY of cur common country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

Like all the public documents Of the excel
lent retiring Governor Of Ohio, bis last Annual
Mysssee is strictly State paper. and is full Of
facts figures, and suggestions, worthy the candid
consideration Of the People, and Of their Rep
rsscntatiyes in the General Assembly. For two
terms Gov CaAsE has honored the ofiice cen
fsrred upon him hy his fellow citizens, and with
an sblity and prOprieiy united with an unswsrv
ing 6dehty to the rights of the people and the
int,iests Of the State, which have commanded
the pubic respect at home and abroad. No
Chief Magistrate Of Ohio has won more general
ard hearty plaudits Of "well done good and
faithful servant" We omit any synopsis Of
the Message, rs everybody should read i entire
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
FRn,I new YORK.

NEW YoRE, Jso. 8.
This morning at The opening Of the Courts the
Hon. Jas. J. Roosevelt Presented his eredsndall,
and took the oath Of cfies as prescribed By the
the Consultation Of the O. s.. as District Attorney
for the Southern District Of N. 7.
Mayor Wood took possession this forenoon Of
bis old quarters at The City Hall, and eommsneed
business BY dismissng all the attaches Of the
Mayors Office except three.
HIS message contains but little novelty. Il re-
hearses the powers and departments Of the City
Governments, its aim being to show that the
Mayor should not be held responsible for any
thing, inasmuch as the various branshes Of the
Government are almost all independent Of bis an.
thority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
PROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Jan. 8.
T. Captain of the yacht Wanderer with
-.,ur of her crew have arrived from Teneriffe.
In his protest to the American Consul Of
Teneriffe he swors be sailed from Savannah
Tor Smyrna with crew Of I3 men and female
passengers that his cargo consisted of silks in
oales and S27, 600 and that his vessel was pi-
ratically run away with by bis mate.
Jas Hewitt & Co s circular per Csnada rays
breadstufs there has been steady. a fair
amount ofbusiness doing about the prevailing
currencies on Friday last.
A fire broke out this morning in the tenant
house 203 Division street, occupied by seven
poor families. Six persons were burned to
Death. Marcus Nathanson and two chileren.
Emily Burns, child; Lewis GrOpeuder, child,
aged A! years; a woman BY the name Of Mary
DIV
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Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
m PIIRSIIANnE OF IN -ORnER

] ~ L OIND - A4N OIL .OE nv O4AD454N
l. gram by the Probate CooIt Of the County Of Cuya
huga. OnO will fer Ia At pubic a1cilD. the
secund day of Zebra ~. it6 AZ iwo O'Clock p NJ uuon
the premises Of the Old HOmesea Of s. 4. Hathaway,
tie County CUyahOga aud OF Ohio, 10 wit
Isi lot Of land situate In the Connect It western Re-
VII ch is also il tract SIX, range twelve, q saiJ
Western Reserve: beglnnns the southeast corner Of
said tract l) Two; her CO Tth on he town line
twenty hrse aud IL 100 ch9ins u an on The diVsien line
between Sias Zephenia Hathaway as agreed upOu
by said Slls and Zsph- MIA thawaT, aehytwO (szo
chins; .heneo South t2e W CHAINS the
Old state Road; thence North 4L9 West along the centeT
Of said Road aJ 100 ehHinE South SO Vests 10 90
south So West alol the cen er Ut sid Ioad 10 is-0
ch ms; ihenc5 NORTH West Y chains 10 stake d
South 4lUQcaa to s. utl line Of said tracl, thence
East tie ol line The West line OF small piece sold
yn from sad rgct Of lard TO Layd Ward~ eli thence
ceuer OF the Old Road; henc SOut heastery
dlreci0n aorg The Of said road 10 the place Of be-
ginnins and cont ms scco ding othe survey o william
land. Appraised At 50 % co..
2dA 1T II land situated township siI, wslre,
tract three brIg thirty un the West side
Of the Fas hei Of said lot in said County ami Sae Ap
praised 81 S60oC0.
3d-Alsc lot or land situated in the township Of Bed
oTl Guy ahoga e. unity, Ohio, eiag part oI lot forty
an and bounded follows; Beginning at the North west
Of said o thence South pvng the East iue Of Iu
do srdencs township 20 34-Ol chains; lheuce East S
89-lOO chain Lhenre North line usTael with said
township line the OF he Old Stale Road thence
along the ceuter Of ssid road TO the place Of beginning
$500
Terms Of sale % be II ale known on the div OF sale
BENJAMIN LAMsoN, Adnimstr tor
By ALBEIT SLADE las Altly. Z ~: 4w:l63
80 DOG LOST-A black and tan
ASa rrer, about eight months old Any cEe
q. R. R. Pier. sill be rewarded OF the rtr1ub.eI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

DARK DEEDS IN THE CouNcrL CHANBER.-Last
night, while the City Fathers were breviiy dis
posing Of claims, &C., tie gas suddenly "played
our"-insomueh that half the lights went out en-
tirely, and the rest were almost as useless. Mr..
Thsyer called for "mOre light" Mr.. Rider want
cd to enquire of the Committee on Gas if the
gas Kills we're paid. Mr.. Thayer thought this
would bO good time to take up the Market ques>
ton. At this the rest of the lights went OUT
leaving the Hall in complete darkness. Each
member instinctively kept guard OYOr bis coat
and seemed TO regard the movement was to break
up the meeting in accordance with the ordinance
for the suppression Of a nuisance. The lights
were soon restored and business proceeded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

Tglr TCHARITY CONcERT."-FOr week Ham
ipr posters have announced that "Henli ST. ArnO, y
with seventy talented artists" full military
baud.p and other auxilliaries on an equal SCALE
would give monster Concert the Academy Of
Music. on New Years evening. The evening
came the stage had beeu decorated by capenters
and irimmers, and the gas was blazing Some
S25 bad been taken at the ticket othce' but the
curtain did not not rise, for Henri ST. Arno had
stepped out, taking with him little money which
Mr. JohasOn had given him to decorate the stage
.,iu ,,ore and .'increase the effect" Nothing
more has been seen Of him. The audience had
their money refunded, and Mr.. johnson was SO
much ,'out." This chips name is Wyman, and be
halls from Boston, where be attempted similar
game a year or two since, but wasfOiiee His plan
Of getting hold of oil the money taken for tic kesi
failed and be fed from the wrath Of tho proprietor
without haviug realized any stated sum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

The JOHN Brown MEETING.-The proceed
ings of the John Brown meeting, held at the Me
lodeOn on the ID cf December, have been publish
ed in pamphlet form and are for sale at the AsI-
rAroR Office for the benefit of the widows and fam
lilies Of the Harper's Ferry invaders. The funeral
sermon by Rev Mr. Crooks, is bound in the same
solume. Price 25 cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

FOUNDLING.-The Plai, Dealer states that the
members of Mr.. Charles Rbeiuhardt's family Of
Brooklyn, on returning fromihe ball at Rocky Riv-
er early yesterday morning, found upon their door
step basket with male child in it,evidently about
six months old. It had been most inhumanly left
there in the cold. and both its hands were frOzeD
so that they had to be amputated. There was no
letter or explanation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

BOARD OF EnUcAuoS-Regular meeting held
last night. The pay-rOll of the teachers was
presented and sent to the Council. The renewal
of insurance on school tuildings was suggested to
Council. In the High School Loomis' Algebra
was substituted for Davis, and Haven's PhilOso-
ply for Winslow's. The change of teachers in
Hudson and Pearl streets was refused. The com
mittee on the petition of residents of Sixth Ward
to have separate school for cOlOred children, re-
ported adversely to granting said petition. They
regret the necessity of assOciating the racer, but
rsport that the Board has no power to establish
such school. Mr., Bradburn presented minor
ity report expressing no regret that the races he
associated, but agreeing that it is ineEpedient TO
grant the request. The majority report was ae-
cepted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

PLunBINo-FOr all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than Of B. P Bower, successor to J.
B. Barnes Co., AtEater Block. Mr.. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected stock good
wOrkmen and plenty of them 10 promPly and
punctuaIly execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of bis work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our cit
izeps are their own advertisement.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8
The THbune's correspondence says Miramon's
formal protest against Me!.ane's treaty with Juan
will be presented 10 Nj. Cass BY Miramon's rep
resentative in this ely.
Further intelligence from Mexico announces
that Miramon has prt iected another movement
against Vera Cruz. The treaty Will be pressed on
the ground that unless we iHteffere, England and
France viii to our exclusion.
1t is said that the Judgeship OF the Court Of
Claims made vacant by the death of Judge Black
will be given to Mr. Hughes Of India0a,a Lecomp
ton member Of the last House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

U great amount Of money can be saved By
having old furs altered into new fashions. instead
Of paying high prices for new iurs. E. Rufani Ia
Superior ST., understands from bis long experience
to make old fors most as good as new At small e
oense. His stock of eapes, NUTS, cuts, &C. Is .
good as any in the city, all Of bis own mAnuis
ture. at lower prices than anywhere else andt
about half the price as the furs sold as aoetoa'
Remember IT'S Superior St, 3 doors above Bank
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

S6- THE friends Of the Rev. D S. Watson pro-
pose giving him q donation visit at his house 257
Kinsman street on next Thursday afternoon AID
evening January 5th. No refreshments will be
provided tor the occasion. All are invited to at
tend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

Commission HOUSE OF DEMINO 4 TIFFANY.-
The Produce Commission HOUSE of Deming i Tic
auy, at No 81 Pearl street, New York, is one Of
he most reliable md prompt in the country.
perfect knowledge of the trade and strict attention
to business renders the firm one always 10 be de-
pended upon, and Western merchants will find
all dealings with them satisfactory. Mr. J. N.
Halliday, of this city represent the house, and
will attend carefully to all matters intrusted to his
char e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

FOREST CRY BANK.-At the annual election,
held on Monday, Jan. %, the following were
elected directors Of the Forest City Bank Joseph
J. Brooks, Salem, o.; JnO. F. Warner, L. spang>
Ter, Geo. A. Stanley, G. B. sturges, Cleveland.
Joseph ]. Brooks was elected President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

~ We are under many Obligations to Mr.
E. F. IIINEs, of the Cleveland Law COllege,fOr
an early copy of tn Governors Message.
The copy forwarded per mail by Secretary
GANerwsR, reached US a full day after the fair
The promised telegraph dispatch still hangs on
tho r-;ras
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

NEw YEAR's Parties -"The Masses" were
lively on Monday night Beside all the private
part es there was a social dance at Atheneum Hail.
u German dance at National Hall. and parties at
Richards, McIhaths, SilverthOrn's, Brooklyn,
Brighton and Newburgb, all of which were well
attended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

PROBATE CoURT-JUDGE TILDEN.-JOhn Cline,
petit larceny, fued $50, and sent to Jail for ten
days,
Anna Albos and Peter AlbOs, assault and bat
terry, fined $40 and costs each.
Luther Rice, assault and battery, $40 and five
days.
Thomas Burns and Frank Graham, irtOzicatiOn,
S5 and costs each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

sAD.-A few days ago Mr.. Aaron Lloyd and
wife, his son in.law, BIr. Phillips and vile LEFT
Couneaut for residence in Texas. we learn
that while on the way down the Iiver both thS
children Of Mr.. Phillips Sickened and died. ana
on their arrival at New Orleans, the dead BODIES
were removed from the boat and buried
Their journey hence will be sad.-COHHeaHt
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Tic Garornor,s nIessare.

This document was received New Years morn
ing. It was put in type by our typos the same
day,qnd some fifteen thousand extras for country
papers we're printed. We did not anticipate
our usual hour of publication, not wishing to
deprive our readers of the latest telegraPhic
nnaEe
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ERnAI RTRIINGTnN-

BURLIsFToN, Vt, Jan. 3.
Philip Lynch who murdered couIion At
Bourdentown three months since, has been sen
teneed to be hung at Mount Holly, March 2sd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
OVERLAND MAIL.

DI. LOUIsi Jdu.o.
The Overland Mail with dates from San
Francisco to Dec. 18th, arrived here q days
out.
A. C. Peachy, LeeomptOn Democrat, was
elected to State Senate, from San FrneiscO.
A good deal of speculation was INDUCED
in concerning the election Of U. S. Senator.
No election would probably take place during
this session Of the Legislature.
Mining claims in Carson Valley had largely
advanced in consequence Of the richness OF
new discoveries.
The shipments Of gold from Victoria during
Sept Oct. and Nov am lunted to S45O,0OO.
The weather at San Francisco continued hne-
Business was du and prices hravy.
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Recess.

ILs HOUSE.
Opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morris.
Mr.. Rees of Morrow Co., gave notice of q
bill to amend an act entitled "an act to provide
for the semi annual collection of taxes"
Mr.. Cox gave notice of bill to amend Sec.
9th of an act entitled ian act to further amend
an act 10 preserve the purity of elections, pas
sed March Goth, Is41."
Mr.. Thompson, of Summit, of bill relating
to the fees of special jurors.
Mr.. Scott, of a bill to regulate the sale and
red, mption of real estate delinquent for non.
payment of taxes, and also that which has been
forfei ed to the State for non.Payment.
Mr.. Davis, Of bill 10 ameud Sec of an
act entitled ian act fixing the compensation of
members OF the General Assembly, passed
March 81, 1852 E H
Mr.. Chase, OF bill TO authorize Sherifs to
work prisoners Of a certain class confined IN
the several county jails of this State
Mr.. Uutcheson, Of bill TO appoint three
Commissioners whose duty ii shall be to revise,
collate and simplify the Statutes OF Ohio for
the better convenience Of the people.
A joint Committee was appointed to report
rules of order for the government of the two
branches Of the General Assembly. Recess.
ALLIFooTE
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FROM ANHTABULA.

AsHTARULA. Jan. 8.
The dwelling house OF Reuben Tower wai
consumed by fire this morning. Nothing saved
Loss fryn $1,000 to $1,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

FIRR AT MIDDLEBURr.-Yes esterday morning the
extensive carriage factory of johnson 4 Austin,
at Middlebury, Summit Co., was destroyed by fire.
Twenty. two finished carriages were burned. Loss
nom $50 to $40, ,OOO-insured for $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

EALERTs.-Prepare for the party ofthe sea
son at the johnson House to morrow evening"
The "Alerts" are not the boys to do things in any
but the very finest style. All attending are expec
ed to do o in citizens dress.
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cuyahoaa in tl.s Penitentlnry.

No less than sixty three eouviets have been
sent to the Penitenliary from Cuyehoga county
during the past year, and their aggregate time
! is 2Is years, not counting two sent for life
Cdyahoga must have vigilant officers, or more
than the usual quota OF rascals. VI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ -P inand Ornamental Printing vf every dstcTrtion
tho prii ting Establishment Of the LFADRR oficc
m the latest improved and pd Steam Presses, in the
best Style short notice aud AZ reasonable rates Par
tculur pad TO Blank Work Every descrp icn
Binding dlne, especially Blauk Books Lsdges, JourHa
sa'eu Books, Receiving Books Ec &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
PROM LOGANsPORT,

LoGANsPoRT, Jan. 3
The Toledo. Loaapsport d Burlington Rail
road Company will ofeu their road and com
meuce running rwu daily trains to Burlington,
ON Mnndav In Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04
New Years Present.

Mrs. DEWEY, of solOD, Cuyahoga County,
presented her husband, January lst, ls6O,With
4 Son and Daughter. If any in the County
have done better, please report.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

HoLIDAY PFEsENTs--We advise those persons
wishing to get handsome aud aseial present to
call on L. Benedict Ssn, aud look at ihsir splen-
did assortment Of Ladies and ChIldren's Furs,
which they are selling at such low prices that ali
can aiFori TO nn1chase them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

NEW DREss-The Buffalo Courier commences
the new year with a new and elegant dress through
out The CourieE is always a live newspaper and
we are glad to see this evidence Of its prosperity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

5s~ Neuralgia, Fits, St. vitus Dancs' Paraiy-
sis, spinal complaint, general or local debility OF
nervous prOstratiOn, are cured BY Dr. Gibson
new electrical treatment without officially. Il
never fails, and may justly be regarded as SPe-
cifc, Oflce No. III Ontario street, few doora
from tbe Public Square.