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KENTUoKY y. eoY. DENNIsON.


The matter Of the CommonWealth Of Kentucky, by
the Governor and Executive authority there against
the Governor of the State Of Ohio, taken up in
the Supreme Court to-day. Mr.. Monroe, having re-
oeived the petition and exhibits and having moYed
the Court for 9 Wrir Of maEdamus, or for rule to
show csuse pursuant 70 the term Of said pettion IL
was orde1ed that the motion be set down for arTu-
men. on the llth Of January. And IL is further pr-
dersd that the Clerk Of the Court forthwith send 8
COPY of this order and petition and exhibits hlled
thsfein to be served on His Excellency, VIM Den
nis0n, Governor Of the State Of Ohio.
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THE AMALeAMAT1oS OF LANauAGEs.- There
q q growing tendency IN this age to Appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languaReB and
after while 20 incorporato them into cur Own; thus
the word Cephalic which Is from the Greek signify
ing for the head, is now becoming popalaTiEsd In
connection with Mr.. Spaldingg great Headachb REM
and this word Cephalic Will become Is common a.
EiectrotVpa and maEy ethefB whose distinction e.
foreign H,lds has been worn away b. common usage
until they seem "nstivs and 70 the msneT born"
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FROM CHARLEsr0N.

CHARLESTON, Dec. -
At the Secession Celebratlon at Camden yes
terday, cannon burst severely iniuring several
pcrdOns
The shaver Bonita was not bound for this port
hut put in here from stress of weather. and with
her crew exhausted. She IS bound 20 Norfolk
The serenading procession last night was q
grand affair, and was kept up until after mid
The COurier's special despatch from New Or
leans says that Col Reedier was positively par
doned by the authorities Of Honduras. i
A special despatch from Washington says that
Ma. Anderson has been ordered to surrender the
forts to the constituted authorities Of South Car
olipa in case the forts are attacked, but not tC
irresponsible parties. asr 9
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FROM OALTFoRNIA.


4 NAA eAAsasNe-ai -'~~ -
The Pony Express, with San FEgnciseo dates 70
the 6th Inst. passed here Gt 10 A. d. yesterday,
but owing 10 the prostratlon of the lines the
news hes been detained till 70 day. There Is
scarcely an Item Of news worth sending.
The Pony Express, with 81. Louis dates 70 the
oath, arrived Ut San Francisco on the 7th,
i The sensation ngWa from the southern States
has lost much Of It's interest here, since each new
account from that quarter seems but nlodifca.
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WESTERN NEWS.
FoRT KrAEzEY, Dec. q.

The Pixies Peak Express coach passed here at
1P. H., leaving the following 81 I>t ..l.
Denver, Dec. 20.-Kelly, who was on trial for
the murder Of Doyle, was acquitted yesterday
evening. The verdict gives much dissatisfAc-
ton. ,.lrr. s 81. r1-rt t-H .f..rF rr
Waters, for the murder Of Freeman, was found
guilty yesterday, the Jury being out ten min
utes. He was sentenced to be hung on Friday,
the 25th. 4
The Kenosha Ilil, in NeSada GuIch, took from
four cords of quartz S441. r,I i..ais.Gsl
Weather continues pleasant.
The Provisional Legislature has adjourned.
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Last Nights's Report,

fExoLusTyErY ToR THE MORNING LELpER.l
SOUTHERN CONVENTION IN sECRET
SESSION.
THE MEMBERS ATTEND CHURCH.
COMMISSIONERS TO WASH
INGFON.
CHARLESTON FORTS TO BE TAKEN.
CRITTENDENs COMPROMISE LOST.
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NO SENSATION.

BALTIMORE. Dec. p.
The South Carolina secession produced not the
slightest sensation here, the one Way or the 9th
er.- People seemeo relieved and cheerful, and the
streets were gaily crowded and business better.
The prevailing sentiments seems 10 be that II she
North now does right, and and makes honorable,
manly concessions and viii repeal the Obnox-
ious laws, the other Southern States viii cheer
fally meet them.
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TEEEGRAPHIC-
Saturday AftsrnOOn's Report.
wAsHINaTON NEWS.

..aa=A . " " a-lAAAaNANA04H AAA4Nt1s
WAsENoToN, Dec. q.
TIE Select Committee OF the Senate on the
u efisis met 70 day and had effse Interchange Of
opinions duflnF which Nr DoHglus paid that he
was now ready b unite 10 recommending such
amendments % the Constitution a. would take
the slavery question out of Cougrcss. In view Of
tho danrtF8 Which Threatened the Hepublic with
disenicn, revolution, and civil war, he was pre-.
pared 70 act upon the matters IN controversy
without regard % his previous action, and ~ 81
he bad never made speech or given vote on
The subject
Senator Bigler who g on the Committee, has
rs oaeu for some days maturing plan by which the
Slavery question, by the amendment Of the Cop-
ttitutcn, may be removed altogether from Con
grc.si1ual control lt meets the approbatiun of
distinguished gentlemen . I-
. LieHts. Dosiernnd Hamilton and several acting
midshtpmeni natives of South Carolina have re-
tig1ed tholr commissions In the U. >. Navy. o.
The Senate has confirmed the nominations Of
Csc. " Hufd as Secretary OfLegation 10 China,
and Edwin - Chadler IS Marshal 70 the C0nsu
lar Court at BANGKOK Siam.
Messrs. Hale and Hughes, from Texas, are here
IS counsel for Judge Watrous, whom the House
judiciary Committee recommend 70 be impeRch-
ed for hugh crimes and misdemeanor
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WASHINGTON NEWS

WAsmSGToN, Dec. q.
A despatch nom the editor of the Mssissippian
and Ssate GaEettc, published at Jackson, 10 the
Mississippi Deleqation in Congress, dated this
evening, states that Mississippi has elected dele
gates to the State Conventionin favor Of separate
secession, By large majority, say 70 In the Con
Vention Of 100 delegates, and by popular major
fty Of $50 900 votes.
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THE MEMBERS ATTEND cHURcH
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CoMMRRGIAL.
CLEvELAND mARKRT-pRC. DO.

FLOUR-sAles are 20 bbls Xxx red at si,isi Il
Bblfxx whiIs Al s5,2s, and q bbls DO at Ss7s.
WHEAT-saleu Of car rcd at CSC on track, and 2
cars delivered a. 5 90.
CORN-Qulot with only moderate local demand
OATB-Quist ct 24@25c.
mGHWINEs-sales Of 20 bbli ls4c.
BARLEY-saiss of 100 bush poor quality At lDc.
HOGs-stehdy, with ssles Of 20 head heavy al $3.50
and 90 head At SsOss.so for light and heavy.
RGGS-salss Of bbis At i7o.
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RR1naEr.-Missns wants Hon ID send L.

BRlDGET.-M Missus wants you to send her
box Of Oephaltic Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but M thinking that's not just Il nattherj but
perhaps ye'M be afther knowing what Il e. 9 see
she's nigh dead aud gone with the Sick Headache
and wants some more of that same as relaived her
before.
Dru00iR.-You must mean spalding's Cephaitie
Pills
BridgsL-OehI 1 sure now and you've ssd it, here's
day about II aither.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAgED.-
Mr.. Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and il 10 estimated that
each bottle at least ten dollars worth OF pro
ken furniture, thus making aggregate Of twenty
millions Of dollars reclaimed from total lossDy this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word, he now proposes to de the world stlll
greater service by curing ali the aching heads With
his Uephaltc Pills, and If they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like snow in
July.
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RAILWAY hIATTERs.

-,....., TORONTO, Dec o.
The Great Western Railway traf1c for the
week ending yesterday is $50, 700, being but 8
last year.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN Dec q.
Gov, Banks hss lssnea proclamation for a day
Of fasting and prayer for the Union, % be oh
served on the fth Of January. In conformity with
tie proclamation Of the President
Several cars were smashed, ana the baggage
master of the Shore route train from New York
last night, was badly injured. The accident oc-
CURED near Kingston, R. l., and was caused by
the breaki g of the axle Of the locomotive.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

-.aa NASEvILLE, Dec. q.
The Patriot suggests the reference Of the Ma
tional dissendons to q conference Of the Presi-
DENTAL and Vice Presidential candidates of the
late canvass, thus securing an equal represents
tion Of each party. I'D. 17-a.l- So
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FROM NEW YORK.

The HoTdld's Washington coruespondent ateie-
SrspEs that soaatorl Dagi5 Gne Niaal rtcsirad dis
atchsa this afernoon, stating that the forlf would
& taken m lasg than ~ houFa. i Hi Illal1-
, m TlaTiF frlmadintsly communicated this intel
liFeRce % the President. d - ,.ca
The Cabinet, together with ssgaIal leading South
ern Senators, have been in COUNSEL =, .1ai
II hnS not yet tranapred what course the Govern
raent will pnrsua.r naval deat will probably be
f5rfhwtth dispatched to Charleston. "a
Te COMMITTEES Of irtF-tIFe8 wers in sessien to-
daq six or seven h0urg, cou8oering various plopo-
Gtona 70 srrost the progresl Of disoution ana give
The amendment 70 the Constitution proposed
BY M. Crittendea to settie the controversy be-
bF 4 division Of ne country from ocean 70 ocean
on the parallel Of the Missouri Line ives the
great subject Of discussion !. Afier a long debate
L was lost, The RePpblicaas Yotng in The mega
tive. r--t .--~-r- -r-----r --rr
several other PROPOSITIONS Rere proposed, but
without acii on thsid the COMMITTEES adj jdnrns
ed till Monday, - a.a9 Doe .ai...t .t11s II 7
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NFW RNGI.INn RLN0URr.

\ = 7 lTl-I-I ~ :
At the banquet Of the New England Society
last evening, SenatOr Seward made q speech
which occupied three-quarters of an hour in de-
livery, in which he discussed IN style half anus
ing and half serious the question of secession. He
eounselled quiet mild and fraternal forbearsnce
and predicted that, as the secession movement had
been growing weaker since the 9th of November
last within sixty days the whole trouble will have
passed away
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

9HGa- OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention TO bu-
siness or study, are among the numerous causes Of
Nervous Headache. The disordered state Of mind q
body incident this distressing mplaint is fatal
blow to all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief rem these
distressing attacks By using Of the Cephaltic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. Il quiets the
Oyertasked brain, and soothes the strained and jar
rim nerves. and relaxe8 the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggrayaes the disorfe
ed condition Of the brain.
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BEDid you ever have the Sick Headache?
ed brow, the loathing and disgust at the sight Of
food. How totally unit you were for pleasure con-
versation or study One OF the CePhaie Pills Ionld
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then experienced, For this and other purposes you
should always have box Of them on hand TO use as
occasion requires. ..
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VIRGINIA ON SECESSION --BOTTs TO BE
DRIVEN OUT.
RICHMOND, Va. Dec. q

RICHMOND, Va, Dec, q.
The secession Of South Carolina seems 70 give
great satisfaction here A movement is on foot
70 hoist the Palmetto Tag, with fifteen stars from
the Custom House.
an informed on high authority that a paper
containing request for llr. Bolts to leave the
already received the signatures Of many inhuen-
fial citizens
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FIRE
sARA1oaArDec. Q


A fire broke out at 7 O'Clock this evening in the
Clement building, 9z Broadway, which destroye yed
that and the adjoining building, and an adjoining
one south belonging 70 AbrahEm Cox The loss
will probably reach SO ,0oOi mostly insured.
Congress Hail was 1t one time in great dan
ger.
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frsol1saT7EFT r0R 4al MORNING lrlDrn-l
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wHOLRsALR PR1oE UuRRENT.

UUHDAUE.
Manila. b 10 al0k
Terrsd Rope. II ai2
FEATHERS.
Purs Geese.-.Rh IA 4s
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

MANCHESTER, n. H, Dec. p.
Mrs Elizabeth Fitch, aud her child years old
were found dead topay in bed, having probably
committed suicide with prussio acid. Her huS-
band, lawyer ~ good business and child re-
Gently died, which probahly caused inssnity, and
self
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.

1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT lssO-l.
On and after Monday, November 26th, 1850, Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland as follows:
1850 A. NJ Through Mail stopping at all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
...s 1890 P. n.
400 P n. Mail stops at al stations east Of Sandusy
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
duBky at Sis P n.
73O P. n. Chicago Express-Stops at ell stations ex-
cept Washington and Clay, and arrives
in Toledo at 1910 A. n
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MOnroeViIle with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. R., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati 4. r., at FIRE.
mont with Fremont & Indiana r. B., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for CHICAGO De-
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, Iogansport, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, 81. Louis, and all points West North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West, Ut $50 A. NJ, and S;AI P. And from Sandus
9.25 A. n.
R3-For information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Office, 81 Superior st., and at the Depot.
L. D. RUOKER,
Cleveland, Nov "a, 1860. Sup't.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHoNING


LROAD.
TINE TABLE No. Ito take effect on and after
Wednesday, November q, 1850.
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'ardlY Realized.

hi I'd n 'orrible 'eadache this haaernoOn,
hand stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hl
% NJ % the man, 'Can you hea8e me an 'eadachei-
Does u haehe ard, says 'e- "Haxceediugly," says
~, and upon that 2 gave me Cephalic Pin, hand
Pon ne 0nor Il cured NE 20 quick that 'ardly re-
allied 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
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Real Blessing.

Physician, We'll, Mrs. Jones how is that
headache
AITs. Joaes.-Gone Doctor, al gono the pill you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes, and Wish
yOu would send more so that can have them handy
Call Tor Cephaitic Pills ind they never fall and
recommend them in all cases Of Headache.
Mrs. JoHes.-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all ny suffering friends, for they are
real blessing.
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gInmbiHg.
8tass 9atHara.

TAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUHDER AND MANUFACTURER ol
Brasl Work Of every description, No. 55 Union ST.
afsW 6oorg ffom SuperioEltreef Cleveland Ohio. n.
q prepaIsl " ~ 1i a.A - u ~
I'D ID th6 Plum blhg BtHilesl. Boer Pumpa d all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
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No I.-gor Fever, Congestion, and Inaammalion.
No, 2-Por Worm Fever, Worm oolie, "etiins he
No. s.-For Collie, Crying, Teethlng, and waEsful
NJ. G-Fof Diarrho,u, ohoiera Infsnsirn, and Sum
No. S@For Cole, Gripping, Dyssn;ery, or Bloody
No. s.-Por Cholera, oholeru MOrbua Vomiting
No. -Por Coughs, Colds, Influenza and snr'
Throat
No s.--gor roath-Aehe, Faee-Achs, and NegralsiA
No. a-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fulln7e
No io-DysrEpsiA P11s-For Weak ana Deraaksd
Stomach Oonshpation, and Liver Complaint
u No ll-FoR FENALE IRREGuLARTTiEs, sfanty, Pain
"i No. o. 91PoT Leue@rrSen. PrOtuse Menssa, ana
Beartng Down oi Females
M is-For Group. Hearse Cough, BAD Breathing
No A--SAur RHEUA Pu1S-For Erydpeho' hfpp
ions Pimpes on The PAoe
or Soreness On the Chest Back, Joins, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Agus, Chill Fever, bcmh Asns,
Old NrsmanAEed Agues.
P-Pqr Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or AH
terrnl
oU.-Pa,s ~. Weak. ur Innanied Eyes and EysiiAs;
Failing, Wvnk BluTr'i sight,
C-Ppr Cs,ili "a, Of lnns standing nr rr'eni, -tner
with obstruction sf Franisi' fiseiiargc
" C-Fnr Wh.oif.,- C'u'ii 1hufing 't- vi"ieaoe
AMI shust-hh.s ir 20 e.
elnos act IKE q charm The entire dlseass ofJsn
arre1tco a. once 10 ~ call NAol1uo1 ~
attack d moderated The disease shortened, and rem
dered len dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of Tucb frequent 90
curTence, and which 90 often lay tho foundation q
diseGsod lnngs, bronchih8, and consumption, may el
be e. once cured By tbe Fever and Cough Pila
In ell chronic dlBessea, such ~ DyupepdA, Week
Stomach, Constipation, Lives Complaints Pilea p
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headsche1-
BoEs or Weak Eyes, ostarTh, Salt Rheun, and other
cid eruptons the case has specifies whose proper ap
PIoAtOn VIII saord cure In hlno.t every Instance
ohsn The cure Of dngs chronic difBeuity, Gueh -
DyUspGiA Plies or CatarTh Headaehe or Female
Wslness, has more than paid for ths case Ten tines
nWsr
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIss Dec 4
An enthusiastic meeting was held here last night
70 raffy the secession Of South Carolina Eiitsen
Runs we're fired and the AValanche ONCE and other
buildings Wefe Illuminated.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.

ls5l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851
On and after Monday, November 26th, 1850 Pas
senger Trains will run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIH-StOnping at all
Stations except Wickliffe Mentor, Perry,
.' UniOnville and Saybrook and arrives at
Erie at l:35 P. n, Dunkirk 40 P. NJ, Buff
ialo sos P. n.
$40 P n. CONNEAUT AOCORIMODATION-sto
ping at all Stations.
900 P. n, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping at
.sl Painesville, Ashti bula and Girard only; ar
Eiyes at Erie l2:4S a. n, Dunkirk $3.50 A. M.s
Butialo 4:35 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
$40 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAEN-stopping at
Girard COnneaut, AshtabulA and Psfnes-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7I5 A. n
$50 A. 4. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-StOpping at
AL Stations except iiaybrOok, UniOnTille,
Perry Mentor and Wicklife, and arrives at
Cleveland az 5:45 P. n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Conneaut
at 500 A. r., stopping ct all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at e:25 A. Il.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinein-
natl St. Louis &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n Y & f.
Railroad, and az Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo B New York City Railroads
Cleveland Nov q, 1880.
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ANovILTY D TaE - W0RLDI

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured By letters patent in the United States Eng
n land, France and Belgium.
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FIIlR.

.f.lirra7 NRWERK, n j., Dec. g.
A portion Of the New jersey Zinc Works in
this city were destroyed by fire last night Loss
about IS 600
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FROM MOBILE.
AToBrrr. Ala, Dee.

MOBILE, AIa-l DC. =.
There Is an immense secession meeting here to
night The widest enthusiasm is displayed The
Oldest men are taking prominent part in'the
proceeding. Many places are Illuminated In
honor Of South Carolina, tonight .a
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DR. GIBSON,

nar Once No. ~ Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public square.
Odlos hours from to = and ron to TO O'Clock
daily. lSsiriaFF eyceptFd.l anR9
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sI.AVERs LANDED IN CUBA.

-" WI ~
Adgices per Empire City from Havana state
that two American vessels landed cargpes
Of slaves IN Cuba, one OF which was captured
with 700 negroes
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FIRE ar zANEsYrLLE.

eaAAAAnt4AaAaAf llls -
The Car Repair Shop Of the Central Ohio Railroad,
situated Wsgtof Hanesville, Was destroyed b. ere
last night. Loss $4,000. Supposed TO be the work
Of an incandiary.
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CnuNTERFRITs.

,. .,....g -PITTsRURoH, Dec. q.
Lareis National Bank Note Reporter eautionS
the public against new counterfeit hVes on the
Merchant Bank Of st. Louis. IH.saa5s
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aIfdfffnea.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
MEN,-Rsad notices in the Trfbuns since =

EALTH OF AMERICAN We
AlMEN.-Rsad notices in the Tribuns Iinos
EroD his Exeellsney JAMES D, WEsCoTT, Gov
eruor Of Florida and mem Der of the U. s. saaets:
or apEAr4 q twenty-five Tears wa afflicted
With disease In my llullF which the best medicine
end surgical toleus IN TIE country failed to cure, but
which Yielded in most satiglactofy manner, to the
araeieuherg Remedies. tOugy advise theiI
use. JAS. u. WAsLCOTT.
aftf lE.. ffH HEW NQEKg feDr11rTi 1883.
= Dr. J. T. BRIDeE-Dear Sirg soma two Fcarg ago
an intimate female friend had been Sufsring from
falling or the womb whites and oerans8d men1tru-
alton, toqethar with the attending 1Tmptoma 20
clearly described in your adEerti1enantg aud plEls
phlsta She had the very best medical skil IN thi1
City lin entirely pr0strsted. and her yaiean finally
told her that he though. her lie might possibly -
prolonged little longer uudeE the most iudieou8
tfeatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
% sink, when cane into your once at ne Grae-
lsnberR Medical Institute and related her 1ymp-
toms; AZ yOu VS. cqD15ent q the ar3eisnberg
Aa-shapg Catholicou in relieving her 1he d7carg-
e AZ the Physici2ns and tEef - hqqg9 don3ting-
70 Rroy1dentially II ral8ged BED 7lillctl7, and nF9
bottles entirely curgd since thea f1f lear two
years. there hae not been any recurrence q the COM
plaints and she 4 as strong active and haslthyl1
when young gil. mo. = BRIGGs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

NOTICE.-NOTiCE is HERE-
y BY given that an application for pardon vii
bs made to the Governor Of Ohio in behafo Charles
Martin, who was convicted Of the crime Of man
slaughter, at the February Term, l5s9s Of the
court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyuhoga county, and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for three years HOn
the ath day Of February 1870
Cleveland, December 5, lSdQz3lS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

FACT WORTH KNOWING -Spalding's Ceph-
alio Pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, Biz
iOus Headache, Nervous Headache. COsttFaneas and
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most i'm
portant Of all the great medical discoveries OF this
age may be considered the system Of vaccination Tor
protection from Small Pox, the Cephalic Pill for re-
lief Of Headaohe and the Of Quinine for the pre-
vention Of FeVers, either Of which is sure speclc5
whose benefits viii be experienced BY suffering hu-
mAnity long after their discoveries forgotten.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

81 Sanford's Liver lnvigoTatOF and Cathartic
pills ars for sale by
~ ~ QHURCHILL BRO, Druggists,
BIO S. ". cor. Pub. Square and ontario ST.