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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r.. II.
80 - 81
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, April %, 1850,

Passenger Trains, Will ruE as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. n. and 5, P. u.
Arrive at Chattanooga 80 ?. n. and IS A. Il.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at Z: A.. n and so P. n.
Arrive at Nashville al 5 X and A. n.
Ii rail- connection, and shortest route TO Boston
n New York, Philadelphia, BaliiInore, Washing.
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Iyneh5urg, Knox
vile, Savannah, Charleston Montgomery Memphis.
New Orleans, &c.
botn Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains on
memphis ana Charleston Railroad and at ChattanOo-
ga With frAias ON East Tennessee aud Geore a and
Western and Atlantic Railroads
lhfoeen ilckets may be had at any hour on appli-
cation TO Ticket Agent, at Office Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and al the following prices viz:
Nashville TO New York via Charleston = q So e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Sundrtes.
cigar. and Tobacco.

SO, 900 Henry Clay Cigars,
suooa Nap slcon 40;
2 500 Ia competition Cigars, imported;
1890 German CgarS, various brsnds,
100 GIess Soaking Tobacco.
50 Boxes izsnghora Armsstssd Tobacco;
IS 40 j. A. Gay do,
IS 10 T. u. White do;
so do Tennessee Tobacco, variocs brands;
And many other Articles Too Numerous 70 mea,ion
J. y. q IL. SfERRY.
marla-tf - Market 81. Nashville, Team.
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One Capital Prize of ss7.5oo,
- - ---- 49, amounting TO S5s9, 5S9
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS Quarters So So

Certificates OF packages il the above Scheme tobe
drawn each Wednesday will be sold al TIE
rates, which Is the risk S
Certificate Of Package OF 20 Whole Tickets $40 so
% Quarter 81 81
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
i ny, in connection with the Reads below, are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah 10 nashville, slower speed but with
he same certainty as thei- passenger trains. No de
lay to freights by this Ioutc. E W. COLE
1anzI-u Supt-
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Our Stock

q: Filtration SHOES 10 eonrlsts. Also-Honss SER
~.,rs SHOES al the very best quality.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
One Grand Prize Of 500. 600.
80 Prizes amounting to slIse,Iss
Whole Tickets s2o;Halves $40; Quarter. IS

CERTIFICATES OF Packages IN the above scheme will be
sold Al the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Paeksae Of 20 whole Tcs cts 500 90
70 half l4q so
= 20 quarter 74T5
70 eighth a. 81 81
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IN ORDERING TIcKETs on cERrIF1cArrs

Enc!osethe amount Of money TO our address for
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery IN
snieh you Nish Il invested, aud whether You wish
Sholes, Halves, Quarters on receipt Of
winch We send what Is ordered, by hrst mall to-
gether v ith the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed Drawing
eernned I" by the Commissioners, will be sent with
an Explanation
sE- Purchasers will please write their signature.
PLAIN and give she Of their Post Office eouDtv
anu State
Recommendation trictly SC on ddential
So Allprizes ofSl ,OQO nj under maid immedietly
after hesrawIng-oiheip rzesatth he usua liua col
forty days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Our Catalogue refers but partially to the G0onS
(kept BY us) In their respective departments
Toour friends aud patrons we beg to say, that our
stock will be equal, if net superior to any have
berstofore offered: nd respectfully invite
examination of IL assuring all who may favor
with a call, that they will ind pTices uniformly
low and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are NOW re-
eeiEizg st ok daily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Fine Calf Pamp Sole Bots
a. Stitched I"
Pump Sole
4" Square Edge Z"
a. Z" Strap sboes,
Oxford lies
P~.eEi leather Opera Caters;
80 Stitched a.
"a Pump Sole 's
"a "a oxford Ties;
's E" Strapped Shoes;
." Black Lasting Congress Caters;
q oxford Ties;
Brogans;
Goth Congress, Gamers;
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Hide. Oil-& Leather Siore.

- kIRKPATifi,E s SONS, No. 81 s0rrH THizn
IL. STRkET, between Market and csessaas streets,
Philadelphia, have fer sale
DRF e SAILED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and green alted PstRa kips rsnasr's Oh, Tan
ner,s and Carriers Tocs a. lac lowest pEiees ,4na
eEAsn the best tcrfns.
80 Aiiksnas ef Leather ia the rozgh vznted fer
xkleA the N snezt market price vii BE given in
rss Or takeal exchan far hides Lestasr stored
Tree Of ehargs4 nd said Oh eonaizsien-
septi-Snaas
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
French FonnCt Ribbons, every style.
Paris Sash RlbboLs, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selvsgss.
Cap Ribbons.
Full Mourning Ribbons.
kriHges Ior AaIIilins and Dresses.
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Splendid scheme.
To Be DRAWN
Each "Wednesday I'm June,

Glass go Draws Wednesday. June 6, 1860.
Glass 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June Is. 1850.
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday, June 20 1860.
Glass 800 Draws Wednesday, June q, 1869.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY TWO TICKErs.
IS Nuiabers-I3 Dratra Ballox.
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S Xix S
D R ESS G 0 OF S,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

BLACK Italian SttkS. all Wiltne-
GrOs DeRhiEes II oEs. every width and quality.
Lyons GrCs DiAsTs, DIX and eOl'd-
Black TaGetAs medium and heavy
Black ArmsFe by ale.
Rick PoUIi De SIZE
Rich Pouli lie Scie, Bay adore aud Plain.
CTOs DcPariz full boiled
Rich CLene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, t-so 10 ten EOlan;s.
Black yeIye', Lyons
Black SatinE, a.
White six Serges and Oil Silks
Black aud coIOred Challies-
POPlins, BayadeTe, ChrBe and Brocbe.
Grapes, ErgIlzL and Italian, all colors.
Grape Leisse-
Oriental BaTeges and Tissues.
Grenadines aud Icons Cloths
neISllLes Tla!d and Printed.
EeIaines, rich ohIutz cuIDrs
Asrinos, BLK, white and cold.
AlFaccas, blk, cOi'd and Brocade.
Black Bnnba zines, Winter and summer fabricf
Aorsens FOR Skirts
Grass Cloth for Skirts.
Hair -
Clan TAI tan Plaide, Scot h.
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Our Single Number Lotteries,
Capital Prize $50. 900.

UhAh Nv Eh NAI hDA1.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters - 81
re- Orders for Tickets or CcrtIoates IN any Of ths
above schemes 70 be directed to
WOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington. Delaware
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., -. LOUIS, Missouri
sS-Circrlars continuing Schemes for the mort tn
viii be sent free of expense by addressing as above
~ The drawings of Wood Eddy Il Go e Lotteries
arc Published IN tno New York Herald, New YORK
Times aud New l1iker St.lats ZeitGng.
fnayl5-td
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Coal OH. Coal Oiiii
j. h. FINLAY 4 CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

Aete~e@fN4 - - 1870 ~
HIS Oh y stnsost eoisFlsss-slear a. the pnrsst
II EPstng wAtsr-tecrde Fis-d-sioes -ot crust the
siek 81 stntks The elimAey-the bess OIL made 10
We E.st o. Nezt sed t0sk the hrEi pFefnlsu - ths
AS - l..1s fatf uHe tftat = al u bee L y re-
eonnsas q - general 1ss. We have reserved q
sappy 81 tea ssszsrsos Oh, Ebish are oesfins a.
Us usds D. The b@fFsi eaiy .snEfzetarsrss price
Ai1Eils. hoEiPEa Co,
agFff-u nae Aes- ssa aarssf Cd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

THE ossenfiun of tie readers Is the fatrsos, tie
i Ladies acre espeslsli5, = rssass<s1 ~ es<zss
uAcKtSzlE ! af>tnfS, e tAe exreslsst kefrise
ase<s aaa eLeas frall Jsrs 9Th Ehsh tAey are Hss
sapssS tag Gus esens- Eenpests reas Jars are as
lnirstsy a4Ag1sd faz psEtLAx 50 al kszas = frats
Aad serrsce Ihsy are sezshzes s,talszs asa s1ezfs
az she tasssan1 f=sF f1e8 = Efezs tai already
sesriy f1fss ssz1rs- dssez hzss ss<n sese.
sAy<-a
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Tart Tar
Suudries. Sundries,

NTOU can md AT all times, "a store, al kinds
il Of Groceries, such as sugars, Conec, Moiasses,
Syrups, &C, &C, &c-
tnar2a-tr CHURCH ANDERSON K co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

MADAME CoLsOS's OPERATIC CONCERT.-A
rare treat is in store for Us on Monday even
ing next. Fortunately it comes at a propi-
tious moment after all the violent feelings
aud asperities Of the Presidential election are
over, and our citizens viii certainly enjoy
this brilliant entertainment. The Superb
Italian Concert Troupe is under the lead of
the eminent prima donna, Madame. Colson,
who comes here for the first time, but whose
reputation is worldwide, as the best canta-
trice in America, and as estimable a lady,
as she is an accomplished artist. We doubt
not she will attract a crowded house. With
her is Miss Kellogg, a young American
Prima Donna, who belongs to one of the
best families of New York, and is known as
one of the bellies of Fifth Avenue. She has
a fine musical ability, high cultivation, and
a sweet powerful sophrano voice Briguoi,
the silver voiced tenor, is not only The fash
ioaable and beautiful tenor of this country,
but is beyond question one Of the most cele-
brabed musical geniuses of the world. Fer
ri. the famous baritone, was here last spring,
and established himself here and elsewhere
as a great singer and celebrated artist. su-
SIM, one Of the best leading basso and world
renowned artists, from all the opera houses
of Paris, London, Italy, st. Petersburg, etc.,
comes for the first time before Cleveland
audience. He has a powerful voice, sweet,
flexible, and under good command The
whole will be under the direction of that
capital musical conductor, Maestro Muzio. :
Tho admission, including reserved seats,
is at the popular price of one dollar. The
sale will commence on Saturday morning at
o'clock, at Brainard's Music Store. We
shall see a great crowd there to secure the
best seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
Importnnt BanIinr 1Iove in IllinoIs

We uAderstaud by a letter received yester-
day frCm Chicago, that the bankers of that
city have held a meeting, at which If was
resolved to throw out the notes Of Illinois
Banks which are secured in part or wholly
by stocks of Southern States now threaten
ing secession. This move was prompted by
the extraordinary decline which those stocks
have experienced since the secession move
ment commenced. BY the banking laws of
Illinois, banks are permitted to secure their
notes with stocks Of other States, hence
portion Of them have their issues secured bv
stocks Of South Carolina, Georgia, and other
would-be seeding States. We are not at
present advised what banks in HIiLois will
be effected by this move. If this report is
true, it may have the effect of closing few
Of the banks in that State. The notes being
all secured, the bill holders need not noees-
sarily lose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

EDUCATIONAL MoNrHLy.-The November
number Of the Educational Monthly is illus
trated with good steel engraving of Rev.
p. B. Wilbur, late President Of the Wesleyan
Female College, Cincinnati, accompanied by
n biographical sketch by Rev. D. W. Clark,
editor Of the Ladies' Repository Other
articles follow upon "The Head and Heart, -
"Reforms aud Retormers, zone Of the Neg
lected studies,' and "Eztracts from the
Diary of a School Examiner"
Published by F. W. HURT & Co., Cclum-
bus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

II It is generally believed that the char
acter of the child is made up from the char
acteristics Of she parents, combined more or
less equally in the offspring. While this is
so in many cases, there is abundant evidence
70 show that children often inherit the char
aeters and constitutions Of their grand pa
rents ana sometimes their ancestors many
generations back.
When male child inherits the constitu-
tion Of the father, he is not likely TO be as
Intelligent OF amiable as the parent but
when he possesses the marked eharaeteristies
Of the mother, he is pretty sure to be supe-
rior TO the father. The daughter that takes
after the mother is generally moro amiabIe
than the mother, but not as intellirent. but
with the characteristics of the father. She is
generally superior 10 the mother-San5ea1a,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

MINERAL PoIsoS,-It has lately been as
certained that the waters Of brook that
supplies the Inhabitants of the town of
Whitbeck in England, contains arsenic and
on this account tish cannot live in it, and
ducks confined to it soon perish No effect
to the injury of the human system has been
discovered, although sometimes it makes the
mouth sore with those who have but recent
ly commenced its use, II 10 well known
that the inhobitant Of Syria eat arsenic hab-
itually, and yet they are O healthy race of
people. These facts conflict greatly with the
popular notions about the evil effects of min
eral medicines. ."-9gHJeam.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-AIl parties are
hereby forbid making any contract with Ju-
Mus r. Sanford, as captain or otherwise;
wherein said Sanford Presumes to represent
the Cleveland Light Guard, as he has been
EXPELLED from said Company.
The following members We're also expelI-
ell same meeting;
F. W. Thomas, formerly financial secreta-
~: L. s. Phillips, Samuel starkweather, Jr.,
J. Molyman, Geo. Whitehead, Geo. Farh6n.
WmLIAN r. NEvrys. See'v-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

The following is an extract from a letter written
by the pastor Of Baptist Church 10 the Z" Journal
aud Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
Hmes in favor OF that world-renowned medicine, Of
Mas. WNsLow's SoOTHINs SYRUP FOR CHmDREN
fEErHING:
eve see an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said q
worJ in favor Of patent medicine befoEe in our life,
bat feel compelled TO say TO your readers thatths
Is no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW IT TO
Gr All 1T CLAIMS. 1t is probably, one OF the most
saocgssu medicines Of the day, because it is Of
She best. And those ofyour readers who have babies
amt do better than to lay in a supply"
SEQ advertisement in another column. sep2SR26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

55- Wholesale purchasers sciu ind ot j.
3. COJJ q Co.'S t5e largest stock in the city OF
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hyain Books, Lac a7,d Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

Il sure Cure. When this disease first COM
mencts, or at any stage, it can be easily
cured by carefully observing the following
directions:
Gargle the throat with "Porter's Cure Of
Pain" as strong as possible, swallowing
about usual dose. Bathe the outside freely
with the medicine clear and repeat often.
It also necessary to keep the pores oftFe
skin open, By bathing the feet in warm water
and all over if necessary.
The bowels should be kept open by some
gentle eathartic, and be careful that the pa
tient is not exposed to drafts of cold air.
This remedy faithfully used never fails.
Sold by Strong L Armstrong, and Druggists
generally. noy9dlw6w4t-SI2.
CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY will enter
upon its next quarter on Thursday, Nov. Is.
Those who design to enter, either as day or
boarding pupils, will find this favorable
time for doing so. New rooms for ten or
twelve additional boarding pupils will be in
readiness soon. Those desiring to secure
rooms should do SO without delay.
Arrangements are being made for Primary
Department.
The Street Railroads now afford the best of
facilities of getting to and from the Semi
nary. novs.3IO
ELECTRIC BATHs SOMETHING NEw.-Dr.
GibsOn's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city of Cleveland who is thoroughly educa-
ted in the science of electricity and the only
one in possession of hattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors of Flee
tricity in the United States, (including Prof.
Page, Of Boston, in regard to skill in its
use as a curative agent.
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited to
test the merits of these unequalled baths
free Of charge. A female operator in atten-
dance. Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

EARSSGs OF THE CGEyELAxp. CoJruRrs &
CINCINNATI R.R. FOR OCroBrR:-
Freight trains, so 907I7 S5I 400 50 SIS 40 S5
Regular - ,109 30 34Ai4sS 426i 40
i1s 1si'-----'---.. $50 50 6,15I.67 500
sllo9s727 $50 O73,s7 sIS.OIs so
Earnings for the last four months. .s442 s38 54
i''Oh'iis IN 1853 3s...-..-....... $50 O97, 70
-..----.-- .-.-,-...-... So, SIS. 20
The above increase cannot but be highly
gratifying to the friends of this Road which
is unsurpassed for management and comfort.
PEEsoYAL.-The Columbus Statesman SAYS
that John Durand, Esq, recently Superin-
tendent of the Little Miami and Columbus
& XeDia Railroads, has been appointed Cen
eral Superintendent of the Cincinnati and
Marietta Railroad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

1 IHE HEESAN FEsTivAL.--John G. Heenan
will give grand festival at the Aeaden1J oj
Music on Wednesday evening Nov 81, &c
comprnied by his trainers, who will appear on
the stage in fullring costume.
DISASTER TO THE PRoPELLEB GES. TAYIoR.
The Gen. Taylor was overtaken, on Friday
night last, while on her voyage from Lake
Superior to Detroit, by a terrific gale Of
wind. The Detroit Tribune states that her
smokestack was blown overheard, har steam
pipes broken, and her entire deck load, con-
sisting Of about one hundred barrels Of cop
per ore, rolled into the lake. The anchors
were let go in sixty-ive fathoms Of water in
the Bay, and fortunately held. Here lay
while the gale was at its height, for fourteen
hours, rolling heavily all the time, rael,inz
her cabin tremendously and doing other
damage. As soon as the gale subsided suffi-
GENTLY. the clerk proceeded to Bay City,
where he procured the tug Clinton and when
the letter was written was about proceeding
with her to the relief of the disabled vessel.
At last accounts the Taylor was at anchor
about seven miles from Tawas Bay, near the
SaubIe.
The copper ore lost, was, as stated, from
the Wellington mine, ard was consigned 10
John Taylor i Sons, London, England The
oreweighs about 69O lbs per Dbl, and if the
quantity lost should reach one hundred bbls
The loss on the thirty-one and one-half tons
viii be about $4,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

FRANK PARKEE.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

GS- Mr.. Ballou will open a Select Ma
zourka Glass on Monday evening, 18th inst,
at Staeey's Hall. The number Of subscrib-
ers is limited, and the class is neatly full
For admissions apply to L. V. Ballou.
novI4.3IO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

gs0- All should not fail to read the adver-
tiaement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's
LiverInVigOrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

66- Handsome Dress Hats, French Shape,
and low prices at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms, 256 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
To THE THIRD WARD.

A well known Republican of the Third
Ward presented the Club with a splendid
silk flag, which Lhey bore proudly.
THE OFFICERS.
The officers deserve great credit for the
entire success with which the whole demon
stration was carried through.
The only fault with the affair was that the
march was so terribly long that it was after
ten o'clock when the procession reached
Water and Superior streets, when half the
nluminations had buried out, and half the
people had gone home without seeing the
display.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
TRAxsrARENcIEs &.

The following were the most prominent
among the transpnrencies in the line Of march
last night.
Central CluJ-Three transparencies-one
with picture of Lincoln, surrounded by a
wreath; the words, "Ohio 10000 An
other, We've met the enemy, and they are
ours" aOhio IS, ,oOO.' Another, "Abe Lin
coin is elected" Dug, he talks Of taking a
friendly trip to Tuba in a steam war ship; but
Uncle Abe will make him skip by pop goes
the weasel;' the Third Ward mas not won
the Flag yet "Tho Third Ward has won
the battle" ''Dug has.gone below
StrH Hard.-Large banner, with the
words, 'YouH find US in the front of the
Battle" Another banner with "In 1855
Old Buck maj; in 1860 Old Abe $50 mai.
Boys, can you beat that? ?"
Fourth Ward.-This Ward carried in their
front beautiful "Floral Torch, - and large
circle composed of SO gilded stars, a large
star and the letters L. and II. forming the
center. This shone brilliantly in the lights
Of the torches.
FVh neutrality-suspicious. of
Lincoln, with the words, " We've met the
Enemy, and they are Ours"
First Rard.-The First Ward bore in the
front the beautiful silk banner presented to
that Ward by the Republican Central Com
mittee, of CuyahOga county. There is a
large and we'll executed picture of Mr.. Lin
coin on Che front, and The reverse has an ap-
propriate inscription. They also had a trans
pareney, which read, "Boys, we've got 'em /;
his eyes IS sot." "The Little Giants great
Pur'rinciple,Y with bag marked S25OOO
represented.
Nc'g5ugh Clnb.-This Club carried q ban
ner with o picture Of Lincoln.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
the coLoNEL's S CAKE.

In the center of the officers table rested q
mammoth frosted and ornamented cake, in
scribed "To the Wide Awalles Of Cleveland
by D. Price" It was to all appearances, a
goodly cake, and Capt. Sturges was requested
to cut it for distribution. Removing the flag
from its summit, he brandished huge knife
aloft and deliberately brought it down into
a cheese 5or which Price had had frosted at
Staceys. The Col. acknowledges thai he is
sold, emphatically, and Price is jolly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15
TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR. SwEET's lNTkLLInLE LISIMENT FoR HORsEs is
lnrivaed by any in all cases OF Lalneness, arising
rom Spraius, Bruises or Wrenching, it's effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &c, it viii also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Rngb0ne may De easily prevented and
-ured in their neipient stages, but confirmed cases
are DeEopd the possibility ola radical ge, No case
u the kind, however is desperate hopeless bui
may be aIoyiatrd boy this Liniment and lis faith
u Application viii always remove the Lameuess,
sBd enable the horse to travel aith comparative
nse.
Eyery horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely ut the first appearance Of
Lameness viii eGeCtaslly prevent thUse forminablr
seases mentioned TO which all horses are liable,
snI which render - many otlsrgise ygIualls horses
nsarly worthless.
See advertisement. sept K7d& W:R26