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Mr. Thompson. (of the 7tb) II move that al
that aint delegates be retired"
Another ballot was had--Bsal "a, Macarthur ls.
No choice.
Meanwhile E. q. Stevens who had also been
before the Republican Convention and been de-
taetcd, was proposed. Somebody moved be be
nominated by acolamation. Agreed to, and he
was declared elected. Somebody then announced
that he had tried the Republicans first. Somebody
Else moved that he bs 'unslectsd" stevens tried 10
explain. He was Democrat and hadn't run in
the Republican camp. lie was told that Il was so
reported. Upon the reporters wsrs the vIali Of
his wrath then poured out and he promised he
would be the "buIest" Democrat there Il they
would elect him.
The motion that he be 'unelected' was then put
and decided carried which made Stevens feel bad
He had got glimpse OF the promised land and
then been cheated out Of q portion thereof
1t was then moved and ar'isd that Peter Beale
be nominated by aOclamatIon.
1t was than moved that sackman be nominated
by acClamatlOn, but voted down
Moved to proceed TO ballOt-Carried. An in.
dlvldua yclspt Smith, whose conduct was as odd
as bis name, having made himself conspicuous
ia the war of words, Russell politely requested
him to dry up"
Motions and counter motions, ayes. noes aud de.
csiOns were here so inextreably and astonishing
ly mixed up that our Reporters monographs
notes look as If be had written them with his left
hand when drunk, and we cannot undertake TO
make any thing Of them.
On the Sd ballot McArthur had % votes, Sack.
man "a, and Beale2.
The Chair decided there was no choice.
Mr.. Thompson agan wanted those that amt del
egates to be retired
A still small voice shrieked over the din that
Beale's vote was nothing, as he was already elect
ed. A consultation was held. and the Chair an
nOunced that Mr.. Sackman had q majority and
was elected Somebody cried "hurrah," and an
other somebody echoed IT, and SO, after "gay
old time" the Convention adjourned to get badly
licked on Monday next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

TaE HAYMAKERs. = This beautiful OperatiC
can.Ata will be performed at the Academy of Mu.
sic, on Tuesday evening next and grand thing
it win be- In addition to the charming and spir.
tied music, all the scenery and acting which be-
long TO the piece will be performed by Prof
Chase'R classes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

ST. GEoRsE's FEsTIvAL-A grand Festival in
honor of St. George will be held at the johnson
House on the 2Sd of April. The Committee have
made arrangements with Main, which, as we happen
to know, will insure the richest and most elaborate
banquet ever spread before the society, and that is
saying good deal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

~ Biackwood's Magazine for March, Eclectic
for April, and the New York illustrated News have
been received by Hawks & Brother. The Electie
contains steel engayings of Lord McCaulsy, and
the poet LOngfslloW, most valuable number o.
that popular Magazine. lakewood Is always
-,od
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION.

INDEPENDENCE, No., March s0--2 A. n.
A Ere broke out here st about eleven o'clock
tonight, which thus far has consumed nearly
the whole south side Of the city, and should the
wind continue or increase, it is feared that the
west side will also be destroyed. Among the
buiIdings burned are the Independence Hotel,
two drug stores, ten or twelve business houses and
several dwellings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

Mr.. GDDINa's LEcTURE.-The lecture by Mr.,
Giddings, last evening, We we're unfortunately I'M
Rbls to attend, bat we learn from those who were
present, that it was just as might have been ex-
nsnfad-nlAar. elonnent and instructiYe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
PLAIN AM oRNAsTENTAL. PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at The Printing ElabsameHt Of the LrGoRR Once
the latest improved and most rapid Steam Presses in the
ban tys. short notice. and AZ reasonable raies Par
tculsr paid 10 Blank Work. Every description
Of Binding douo especially Blank Books, LodEers JOunHs
Salsa Books, Receiving Beoks &c &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

REPUBLIcAN MEETINo.-Regular meeting Of
the Ninth Ward Republicans this evening at 2
o'clock, at Continental Hall, corner Of York and
Carroll streets
CIV. Palmer. R. G. Hunt, R. B. Dennis, and
others, will address the meeting.
H, STRONG, Secy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

THR AMHERST DIFFIcULTY.-From facts which
have eoms to our knowledge we are satisfied th at
our correspondent at Amherst did not give fair
and truthful account of the dfdculty which occur
red at that station on Wednesday evening last
Mr.. Thomas, the Conductor Of the train, had moth
ing to do with the assault himself, and the man
Town brought the dihCulty upon himself. While
the affair is very unpleasant one, and may fermi.
nate seriously, the RailrOad men were not as much
TO blanc as Ras at frst supposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
me = Dollar Fer BonIs.
sANFo RDss
Family Cathartie Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, GRd put SD iR Glaze
Cases, dir Tight, and IsiH keep n any ca.
BlGfe,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is a gentle bet ac-
tive Cathartic which the proprietor has used hia br
ice more than tweuty years.
The constantly increasing demaad from thosa ~
have lopg used The PILLS aud the satEfaefi5n uhisf
ali express regard 90 ttsir usa has induced sto Ba
me Profession vel nov that different catharties Aes
on dihrreut portions Of the = bowels.
Tho AAiLY CA-is II Il A r TIC / 4
has. with due reference 10 this well established act
been compounded from variety q The par q FsEs
table Etracts, winch act = alike eVery pan " ths
hliWeninry canal. and areIs- GOOD and SAFE n ali
cases where & Cafhartio L. NEEDED. such a5 Dk
RANGEMEFT5 o. tas TO MAC H, 6IEEPf
Ness PAINS IN TIE iBA CK AND LOIH s.
COSTIVENESS, PA N@AND SORENES OVRH
THE WHOLE BODY rfrcm sudden cold ghfcb
frs1usnflr. II neTected e and IN long euuFas or Pe
YER, Loss Oh APE r 'rIrE.a C IL cFpINlf9 SEN
s. TfONOF COLD OVEri' IrtIE BODY. r.. sTI Ass
MES HEADACHE or WEIGHT IN n HAD
Il Iuhammatoryt Diseases, " orms n Chiifan % Adls
Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Bleed and malY dis
which deah il heir too nu er1us msnii0a "a
this advertisement. nOso ] t03
PRICE 80 CENTS
~ The Liver inGigofHtor and Family CaihaTiic Filh
are Eglsd BY pTugsts generally, aud ssld wholesale ~
ths Trade in Al lae large toens
Aanniactprer and fslqItsier,
4g5d&WR1 IS nroadplal. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

To WHOM IT NAY CoNcERN--Ths advertisement
Of DR.. Sehlosser, ChiropOdist appears in another
CO, ,pmn. The Doctor has great number Of testi-
mouisl, Of services rendered by him which speak
1,,dIv for themselves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

SIXTH WARD-REPUBLIcANs ATTEND.-An
adjourned meeting of the Republicans will be
held OF Engine House, No. Z, this evening, at ls
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
J. H. CLARK, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

~ E. Runlni, IT'S Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps Il en-.
braces all styles and qualities and Of course win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or esp
toeaIl on Mr. Rufini
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
s1TuRpAY moRNTNo, nIARon all ,oo.
TRAYRLER,s REaIsTER.
ARRIVALS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BoGrdiug-At No. 2l2 Superior street
=. W. Palmer-lmportant TO Housekespe.s.
Dwelling for Reut-No. 50 Granger street.
Issse A. Issaos-NsW Spring Clothing.
Dr. sehlonser-Cure for Corns, Buuions, &c.
Roals Jsnrings-Fam for Rent.
Hawks 4 Bro.-Books End Periodical
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WILL FORGERY.
NRw ORLvaNs Ma

NEw ORLEANS, March 80.
will purporting to have been left by the
late millionaire, McDoneugh, bequeathlng $780,
000 to city watehman, has been produced but
is considered forgery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

FIRE IN BEDFORD The store Of Mr.. A. Il,
Comstoek was burned the morning of the SOth,
with its contents Loss about 5000, partially
Insured. Cause Of Gre unknown.
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ne rIIssoURI LEGIsLAru RR.

II A40Ul9i 4IisIIII lVf
The Missouri Legislature adjourned sine die this
morning. Gov. Stewart isaued proclamation In
relation to en- extra session forthwith for the pur.
pose Of consultation on Objectionable features Of
the railroad bill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

FyerrrvE AD sOcnFr.-A meeting of this
sOcisty will be held at the Bolivar street MethO-
dist Church, at P. NJ, on Sunday. Addresses
will be delivered. The public are invited to at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

n New York Coal Oil, Of very superior quail
ty. 1t does not smoke il the least does not crust
the wick, and is free from offensive odor Sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER.
mar2O;27e. Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

PERsONAL.-capt D. G. Pierce, the pioneer Of
Cleveland ocean navigation, has just returned from
Europe, where be has isbored successfully in es-
tablishing the Lake and Ocean direct trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, LabeIs, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found AZ
Foso, ENsWORTH & Co.'s,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca Ne.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

T California dates to March 5th have been re-
osived by overland mail The U. s. Express
have handed uspapers Of that date
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
SANFORD'S
Liver EmvigOPafOF

n NEYER DEBILIHATTS
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUNS, ad has become an sstEbshsd fact a
Standard Medicine. known and approved By an Wh6 hss
used t. and is resorted 10 with cOufdaues IN an fhs
Diseases for which it is recommended
It cured thousands within tha last tull Vsafa
who had given up all hopes 0f relief As he nuu1sTa
unsolicited certificates NJ aIy possession eho7fs
The dose must be adapted = tne tls
individual takingit, and cd In such uua1ti fss = ~
act geutl7 the bowels <
Igs the dictates OF vuur = iqdKnenf euh1a vnu n tle
uss Of he LIVER RNstA IVIffORAT ami 4
will cure Live Gomez Irlainfs, Bilsaus Al.
tacks, DyBpePsi a. Chronic Diarrhog1, !,
. a N r g o m = IplRinfH, nYeR 4 rs
ny, DrOpayJ sou ZSf0mRehy HabifIal
CO6ftVeuess3 GhGA-bzies GhOIeras Eh0ie-
ra MOrbus, ChOierasl In anfum.n Elnfr-
lemceg J aun d I c q ,l.s Fsmale Weafnessa
ess aad may De- used sue Is cessfulY OkDlNA-
RY FAMILY hTEDI- CINft. il win eurs Ri(,7[-
H d @ n r las > thousands can fasfifSl IN
TWENTY MINUTES lFI=TWO OR THREf fEA-
sPOONFuLS ARE TAK-%iEN u 8Ummoresnasnf ~
attack O. Fl.
All who use Il ere giving their tes iany In is vor
= nix water in the Etu uih with the INVIGORAfon,
aud swallow both together
ErFce One DoHluv. Per Rnfela
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

The GRAVES CASE in the Graves case yester-
day the jury retired at half past three and after nine
O'Clock they brought in two verdIcts;
l. The deceased came to her death by lnfrm old
age and paralysis, aided by exposure while able to
go about, and death was not hastened By any other
influence. (Signed)
GEORGE SYME5,
H. VANHUsEN,
JOHN SIMMONS,
ELIAS Rose.
2. Death was caused by infrmity, debility and
prOstratiOn, consequent upon old age and conhne-
ment to bed, and was accelerated by want Of
proper care and attention, and by not having
nourishment appropriate to her condition during
all the time she was confined to bed, excepting the
two weeks Immediately preceding her decease.--
We do not find that such want OF attention, care
and appropriate nOurishment was the consequence
OF malice or intention, being to some degree ex-
cusable by the Affections that have happened dur
ing some Of the last few months, in the family OF
Mr., Graves, (Sgned)
CHARLES ARNOLD,
J. P. HILL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

MASS MEETINs.-A mass meeting of Republi,
cans viii be held at the Old Court House thii
evening. Speeches may be expected
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MORTeIeE FoR sALE-A first mortgage for
$500 secured on Real Estate on Erie street worth
i've times the amount. Address DraWers77, Post
Office.
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Last Nights Report.
XXXVIm CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHSsToN, March 30.


On motion Of Mr.. Coifax the amendment
providing that if any person endorses on : let>
ter, that it is TO be returned to him 10 thirty
days II not called for, il shal be so done instead
of being sent to the dead-Ietter cffiee, was
passed.
A number of private bills were passed.
Adjourned.
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~ Mrs. Hyssr, the inspiratiOnAl POstsss and
Medium, speaks at ohapin's Hall Sunday morn
ing and evening. See notice.
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LAKE PRPIN OPEN.

~ CHICAeo, March 80.
Lake Pepin is open. The steamer Milwaukee
arrived at Prairie Du Chem yesterday, from ST
pauf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

AZ The Spring Styles of Hats and Caps Of all
varieties can be found at 25 Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, &c.
B. BUTTS.
P.s.-our S4 Silk Hat can't be beat
mar2l:27e.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS, March 80.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
Private letters from Arizona state that delegates
baVe been elected to Convention 10 be held al
Tucson on the first Monday in April to organize
provisional government for the Territory.
All connection with New Mexico is severed.
Z. Owens. two years ago q member Of the Leg
islature Of Texas, viii probably be elected Gov
ernor of Arizona under the Provisional Govern
mept
The same advices state that the disturbances in
Chihuahua will probably destroy the trade with
El Paso, and prevent the expectation of specie
Most of the specie used by the U. S. Government
aud overland mail company has heretofore been
drawn from Chihuahua.
The documents sent into the Senate to-day, the
first embraces the Instructions Of the Navy De-
partment to Capt. Jarvis under date of July, 9th
1883
he is informed that ship Of war Savannah has
been prepared for service in the home squadron,
and he IS directed tO proceed to San Juan Del
NOrte, Nicaragua.
You will at all times, the Secretary adds, afford
protection to the citizens Of the U. S. AMI their
property, and should occasion arise, protect any
vessels Of the U. ). from search or detention on
the high seas by the armed ships Of any other
powers
The following letter from the Secretary 10 aCpt
Jarvis had not reached him at the time Of The cap-
ture Of the MiramOn steamers
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March 10, 1860
SIR-Wlth view to ahOrd the protection due
our citizens due at Vera Cruz, the President has
directed Hon. R. McLane, should a hostile force
approach that place and he should consider the
American citizens there in danger from its opera
tOns, to request the Commanding officer Of the U.
s. vessels Of war that coast to land such forces
as may be needed and can be spared from inds-
pensable duties, and employ them for the protec
ton Of our citizens whose persons or property he
may believe to be in danger.
Should Mr.. McLane therefore make Of you, as
senior commanding officer, the request which his
instructions authorize him, you viii promptly COM
ply with it.
Statements having been made which lead 10 the
belief that arrangements are making By what is
known as the Miramon Government 10 Mexico to
establish blockade az Vera Cruz aud other ports
90 the Cult Of Mexico. The President has decided
that no such blockade viii be recognized by the u
s., you are therefore directed to employ the naval
force under your command to afford American yes
sells free ingress and egress at all Mexican ports,
and fully to protect them.
The sans orders were sent to Capt. FaFraget,
commanding the Brooklyn and Commanders Turn
er, jenkins and Hagard respectively commanding
the Saratoga, Preble and Pocahontas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
NORTON.s OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Pemsnenily cures Scadhsad RnEWOunS and all Itching
EruptiIns Of tbs Skin
MS Ointment penctraes 10 the blsis OF the disease
Gees 70 its very sUurce-shd from the ssh beneath
60 the ska On Tie suaoe Sold large glass boxes pob
90 cents
Prepared b. GERRIT NoRToE, Proprietor, New York
Depot at PENFoLD PARKER MOWERS. No. is Beck
SOD 81 STRONG ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McOLETo0K's Com AND COUeH Nix
TURR-Amoug the cold and cough rsmsdies' that GOOD
ma MARKET this alone stands Lhs solid basis Of true
medical scisnos Dr. MeClinoek stands in the fors fon
of the proosoa lie his reputation whst he Of
iars % the sick genuine curative Never has thi
,pFspaF1tion ialsifed his guaranty. Price . cents.
s6ld by WAI. FISKE, and by STRONG ARM-
ssTRoNG Cleveland feb2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

DR.. J. HosTRrFERs BITTERs meet with great
faFar a remedies for diseases Of the stomach all other
aTshg from dEosunized digestive system; and lie
eOmPozeut psFs being rltroy Vegetable R S snfs
than he ordinary preparations offered the public whis
its pleasant saeoi the Ss renders vastly popular
Nihthoss who Dr. HoStuttsrs reputation is wide
spsead and the With wheh he prepares his medicine
secu &c IL always and reliable. The Biiers are most
asrssabis hav1r contains nothing tia can In
pair the health but ths oonray contributes 90 is pre-
ssrvasou this preparation pruves highly popular It
euns and truly valuable arcle for any Of the above dis
ss,, sua We tina; readers may its
excsllence.
or sasby u -Ssls and dealers generally everywhere
By Hostsiier sn sois Pr'priss0fs . Water ana
81 Front sgrssts Fittshursh. nHz'aN
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BY TFLEGRAPH,

Reported by The Union TgieFFaPh.
OFFICE, "AkINGs BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR ETRFETa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

B- For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 20 to G. Dietz III suDerior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEI! HAIR DYE
w. 4. Ra.htlarls Tair Dc ]

The only harnless asd reliable Dye kR0iVa.
Ihs Original and best IN the Worldl
An s.h mere mitntiena and should be avoided
on wish escape udisule-
GAY, RED OK Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to I
,suial sul nAtural Brown Black, without the lsas
AIury 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTFEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beer
vsrdsa 70 Wm A. Batehelor since 1889 and over saOO
applications have Rsds ie he Hair Of his patrons
Ais famous Dyes.
VIZ A. BArCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces solcl
net 60 be Distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTEI
not % uure In the least however long II maybe continued
and tie III aaset Of Bad Dyes omedied; the Hair nvgOr
aied Or life By this Splendid Dye.
fTfds sold applied In private roomal a. the \
TflaoTy No 20 Broadway n. Y.
sod Ia al cities and oWns vi the United States ~ Drug
Fiats and Fancy Goods p5aiess
81 me genuine has Tie name ard address upoH stss
SlSts snFrSVing on four sides Of each Box, Of
wa. a. BATCHEL0R,
ian17 No 23S Broadway y y
THE BFST ARTIFICIAL HkLF
4 TO THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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TKPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
nUunoEAr MO DTTT q

3MEUHIANT 1V EEMAAES'
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
U5HE COMBINATION OF INGRE.
DIENTs IN theg0 Pills are the result offs long and
extensive yrscacs. They mild in thsr OpsruiOa, and
certain in ooErsctiLg susuaritss, Painful MenStrua-
tions removing all obstruetons, whether from cola
thsriss beadaehs psi1 in the size palpstiOn Of the
heart whites All affections, Mysteries, fatigue
rsiuih tbs back and limbs, ee Disturbed sleep which
rrls. fron iuterruutirn of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
comm sncsm snt Of new in the treatment o.
gos eruarties and pbEtrucons which have coneigned
eorv houaude 81 the yOeng, te benutlful and the be-
eyef 10 q Premature GHVs. No female can al1oy gooQ
sfh she 10 regular and Whsneger an Obsruclon
r-fsq rlsce the rensiA health begins 70 decline
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most sdeclual remedy ever known for all com
plains peculiar % Ftaes. To All Glasses they e nya
sshla Db certainty periodical fsgaerB They
are known thousaneg who have used them At dleren
ioda the country having The sanotl1p 81 sOzne
6ffhe most stHesf pbVfeaBsl AMERICA. EzSfcit dree
meas gfafia0 hen ans wbgB they should not BE- Hssd with
soh Bozihe P,scs Ols B9Bar eaeh bar. eoafaniHg q
Valuable paurhlst to be hs Dee Of the Ageais pill
af 81 nail TOalStly, by eng tng prizes u the Genere
Gesnt s.'ii 5,r IlTufFfsis gena a1ally.
q. b. HuTCHINGs, General AGENT,
l63 Chamber 81. New 1orEs
Sold in CleVsland ct Wn. fisk's and Galord ham
a1Atft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

publican lily OeuLIai COmWltt66
JOHN KIRKPATRICK, Chairman,
H. s. STEVENS,
WILSON ARMSTRONG,
WM. B. MoREYN0LDS
F. A. BRAND,
D, W. GAGE,
SAMUEL HELSBY.
The Convention then adjourned, having per
formed its business in q straightforward. business
way, and with harmony that promised well for
the success OF the party on Monday next.
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wsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
InVigoTatOr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-31

BRYAN's TASTELEs VERMIFUoE.
From State of n aine to Baton Rouge.
All Know BRYAN's NERMIFD DGE;
fEalelesB. harmless, death % worms
OF all sizes kinds and forms;
M Mehers feel. indeed. secure
With this painless, peerless cure
Put up In bottles price 2k dimes.
Sold BY WM FISKE, ard By STRONG ARM
STRONG. Cleveland. is6s
DR. JAS. AcCLIATOcE's PEcrORAL SYEUP.-
1n the seemingly hopeless veil the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints Eten the crushing siHcesaant
she thssi coated vii mueus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and the strength gone, this soothing, rAnquzg
counts1ritsni and restorative vii rercus from impend
iRg death.
Price sl.O0. soIl by WM, FIsKE, and BY STRONG 3
ARMSTRONG. Clevelarl. lsb2
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n SOHO MON SON.

PRACTICAL AID soIENTIsIc oPTicIAN.
eops tbs largest assOrtsnI q lhe o5t spps. ~ Al
a. srbtsd are ground under his wn inspection BY ma
ohipsv Of new construction, with the reatest care 8
hs to suit the eyes in all eases curias Wsrknea
or Inflammation Of the EyOs, and mParpg StreSgh 10
ioag reading orhne sewing.
CFrN II. soIoNoEsoz woIld here inform the Pnelle
tha. employs anyone nths sale Of ms Lenee
- A., A sDl,bdd assortment Of spy CLASSES
AffeROsCOPEs. COtfPAs nc kept en- hand.
fS ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without PAIN asp pen
leu - NJ No. "a SUPERIOR STREET.
fek17 Near Fpgg's CfocksTy Store
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Nsus..-P.r,ns d,si.ou, Of b.aOldi.s their ofsPrnS
reach vigorous manhood with mind ustuin, " anu
tisS undimiaishsd-or Of prsIsrVing them frua Has
heden aesruotIon-a than living death, win - "
able ooa8jutori in thsss celebrated remedies.
~ sOla BY all Druggists. al 2so s2o, and 81 PEI boz.
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