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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

WARD NOr1oEs.-Tho Republicans of the Third
Ward win meet at the johnson steet Station House
this evening for the formation of Republican
Club
The Republicans Of the Eighth Ward viii meet
at the Vermont street Station Honse to-morrow,
Thursday EVENING" to form Republican Club
Be Oh hand at o'clock
The Republicans of the Fourth Ward are request
ed to meet at Engine House No. 8, this evening at
O'Clock 70 hear the report of the Committee ep-
pointed to draft Constitution, and also to organ
ize Republican Club for that Ward"
D. W. GAGE, Chairman of Com.
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NoRTON,s OINTmENT,
sALr-RnEUM AND soRoFULA;

SALF-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permanently cures Scaldhcad. Rn-worms, and all Itching
Erupii rs Of tbs skin.
This Ointment rcaorates to the blss Of the disease
Foes t. its very souand cures rrm the flesh beneath
to the skin o. the suffice. Sold it large glass boxes price
50 cents.
Prepared BY GEEEIT NoRToN, Prourietor, New York
Depot at PENFeLD. PARKER Mowers No. Is Beet-
Sold bv STRONG s ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McCLINTock's CoLD AND COUGH Nix
TURE-Amoug the cold and cough remedies that food
the Market this alone stands the solid basis of true
medical science Dr. BIcChntock stands IN the fore iron
Of the profession He stakes his reputation whit he Of
fers TO the sick a fenuiue curative. Never has tn
preparation falsfed his guaranty. Prcs . CENTS
sold BY WM. FISKE, and by STRONG s ARM
STRONG Cleveland. feb2s
m 1o,znt LII ~ uLrr NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

PRoF. YoUMANs' LEcTURE-The lecture OF
Prof. YOumans, at the Mslodeon last evening, was
very fine, and we regret that our space will not
admit Of a report.
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TRAvELRR's RRGIsTRR.
NEW ApvERTIsRmENTs.

C. H. Ruhis0n-Houso TO Let.
4. NJ. Perry Co Oats and AIiddlings.
s. s. b .rrir-Cosl OIL.
ReitborE Haumann-Frenoh Goods,
French Lace RIantillus--At ls5 Superior street.
W Molhlnoh-Suudries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

FoR COLUMBUs Sheriff Wightman left here
yesterday morning, with the following prisoners,
who are sentenced as follows:
VIM. Kelly, murder in the second degree, Pen
itentiary for life.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, same Ofenso, same SEN
tenoe.
Charles Martin, same Ofense. 8 years.
Henry Baldwin, larceny, one year.
Jeremiah Peek, shooting with intent to kill, one
year.
Richard Knocks, burglary, two years. Enc
Charles Rich, burglary and larceny, one year.
ThOs. Jsfries, horse stealing, threv years.
At the depot Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly had a scene
uncommon in that public place. They we're abOu
to leave the city Of their home, to be together
and yet separated for life, and they hugged ant
kissed each other until they obliged their keeper
to carry them into the cars. o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

PETERsoN's.-HaWks 4 Bro. have received Pc
terson's Magazine for April. The plate This
Stupid Lesson is decidedly suggestive of Olden
times
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CITY & NEWSITEM
WEDNESDAY mORNING, MARCH IA, 80,

rSy~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
UaTki', J, s. MalsOn's and Olmstedh newsdepois
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
AT Quihlan'S, IT'S Ontario Street.
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N n. SOLO ON.
PRACTTCAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.

PRACTICAL AND SClENIlflC OfIIClAN'
eeps the largest assortment Of the most upDro ed kind
Of SPECTACLES An his Glasses. whether for near
far sighted ground under his inspection, BY ma
chinery OF construction, with the greatest care SC
as TO suit the eyes in all ca cuag Weakness. Dizziness
OF Inflammation OF the Eyos, and mparing strength 70
long reading Orfne sewing.
CFN. H. SoLoMoEsoE world here inform the public
tha: he never employs any the sale Of his Lenses
L. Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPES. CORiP ASSES sc kept on hand.
C7- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, pei
feet ural.
febl7 Near Fngg's Crockery Store.
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SANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOPafOr

1T IS COMPOUNDED. ENTIRELY
rse FROM GUMS and has become established fact a
Standard AIedlns known and ppruved By all Who have
it. and Tesorted TO with confidence in ali the
diseases for which It Is mmendsd.
II has cured thOusandsl within the last two years
who he'd given up all hOpesl,sO relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates inI my possession show.
The dose must be adapted ito the temperament Of tho
individual takingt and Ted in such quantities as 10
act gently on the bowels. &
Let the Dictates Of vOur udgme1t guide you In the
Of he LIVER sIN-lSlVIGORATOR, and It
will cure Live COms-s lpluiut-s Billions At
tackss DyBp 2 psi a. Q 1rontc Diurrhoeng
> m IN e T q m Up a1mrs, Dyseuf fes
ry, DFOpsy5 Sou ZSt0mack. Hnbifnal
COstiTeuessg GholsH=ilc5 Cholera Choice
ra lEoTbuss Ch0lerus In ia tums Elafu-
lemces j aun i c e 81 Female Weakness
IS, AID my be used sur---lGessiuiig as OhDiNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-.%ICINE. It will cure 81 CsK-
+ DAG II 8. tas thousands can tsstify.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFP=lTWO OR THREE TIA
sPOONFULS ARE TAK--lEN at commencement Of
attack EI
All who It giving their testimony in is hFor
~ Nix water in the mouth with the IN NTIGOaATOR,
and swallow both together. ..- - t
l-rfee 0ue nnTInr Per HnffIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

MARINE ITENs.-The schooner Wetzsl has ar
rived at Port Huron from Cleveland with load Of
stone
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

THR MAsQUERaDE.-The Masquerade last
night was fully attended and well conducted.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
RESOLUTIONS.

From G. strausse, asking the removal Of
stone distractions in front of his dwelling,
146 Champlain street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

AcADRMY OF MUsIo.-The Academy will again
be opened early in April under the management Of
J. A. johnson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

v B, PALMER, the American Advertising Agent, N.
T. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is
authorized to receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for this paper, at lowest rates. Hs receipts will
be regarded as payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14
Thai Pf0ftSs0r Woods lair RcsI0FRfiy
WILL PREsRVE INFAILTRIy

WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBIY
w the gTOtA ald color Of the hair If used two or
store the gray cover the bald eTnaieHr
@ sns hsl:5 MAKE Il m9rs s ssa ane 3sautml nan n
age sf.Ssnen judges At0rnegS Dtci6f 81 $500
R,fvssonal men and Geatlemsl af7Sf Ne DO ~ 80 - 80
all oyer the world. bear tf Following and i1Sre. w.
'' ~ ~ l-uvE. St Charles Co. Mo- Nov Is 1857
swere induced some Of Jour Hair Restorative and
is Effects were 50 wondsrfO selt duty to you and
our ttie sons head for SONS tins had been perfectly
covered with sores, and called il scad haad ne
seeing hi suaernes, advised 70 Reslors i've
and that all ouI enes very few apDcati0ns
IKE disease entirely, and new and luxnnt erep haF
child We can he sfrs, s % 5si i ~ ,s5 2 o 5sf
Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases Of the
scalp and hair. We yours respectfully.
sE9ii s5si y y; !. HI,stSglHSR95AAM l,It3gSE slyEA
PROP. WqOD-Dear Sir ~ hair had. for years
which rendered constant application Of oil nees
~ Hsa11ii ~ st two Tarb @ s % r S & IN & l; yo 51ll
andhare contI ued its use till within the hroe last weeks
and use greatly TO be preferred those produced b. the
application OF Of any other have ever used
WHISTLER 70 used IS Hair ssi0rltivs OF or lac sabs
20 ~ ~, q T ~ & % n ~ 61b ~ Pss q.
PerforIaing all that is claimed for Z, ., ,..
Cincinnati O. Feb 10 1851. rs mid &.
PRoF. WOoD-Dear Sir: By The advies Of friend Of
nine who had been using Four Hair Restorative,
induced ty il has ne fever tire iast May nd
nearly every n.i5 n ~ nesa came OUT no" ay Ralr has
a duty and sympathy that f & communicate Others
who afflicted as have bee would inducs give
this public Of the benefit haEsTeesiFed
| fron Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
YoursreSpectfnlly,
A. r JACOBS
The Restorative Is put Up in bottles Of three szes w
LaIge medium and small; the smae holds = pint.
retas fr dosr per bottle; ia medium holds at 1as
twenty eett pEaPoIti taa shs sul a
for two dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 40
cent in prUpOrnn and Tgtas for three dollars ps
/ bottle
| O. ]. WOOD & CO. Propristurs No ~ BroadvaY, n
| York and No. III Market street St Louis, No.
Aud sold bv 8ll Druggists sni Fancy Geods DsalaF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

ET-Forthe best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
trd Snuff, 60 to G Distz lI7superiOr.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

" See advertisement OF Lace Mantilas in an
other column.
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by TELEGRAPH.

RoDOPfsd by the Union Telegraph,
oFTIcR, wARINg's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTREETa
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

~ Plainand Ornamental Printing of every description
done at tho Printing Establishment Of the LFADRR Office
the latest improved und most rapid Steam Presses the
best style, short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
teular attention paid 10 Blank Work Every descrp ion
Of Binding done especially Blank Books, Lsdge Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books &c SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

/ 80 IATIHTA WIE t-.2aJ
zoos EE1Ey,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

NEW BOOKS -. c>
IN Ad-a, The OcOrOon-Ths Plot Of the play called
Hayes Ache JenneY, ST.
MrClnt ck late Of joan Franklin, reou>ed TO I5c.
Red ath's ife Of John Brown, 81.
lhornhurv's lifefn SPAIN 81,
Homes I1p 10 Cuba ard Buck, 55c.
Mother and Infiuis. by pOaue, ST.
Rohertson'S Sermons, Series ST..
School Days OF Eminent Men 81. ~ -
INGHEM& BRAGG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

tB- 1t is a common observation that there
sufferers from debility among Americans, than
be found among any other civilized nation The rea-
son obvious We take TOO e rcise and forget the
the body the Hhsosh0s pursuits Of husiness
In all suh cases. ordinary medicine can do lite good
What is required just such tonic aud uvEorator as d.
J. Hosiottcr has given to tue world In HIS CELEBRATED
BTTTERS The weak and nervous donizsn o: the coua
ing-houso the exhausted toor The shop boarj and
the pIosraod sadeHt Of the midnight Lamp have found
Wond rn rogeacraioy in he Bters, and prefer to the
more pastenous. hut less ehcacious. medicines But
Shoull not be forgotten that tho agent which s masica
its uaueroc up1a frame which is merely debliiatod
equally powerful IN assisiug nature ezpe the most
terrible forms OF disease. Who will give hialf
For sale hy DRUGGISTS and dealers generally everywhere
by Hosetior Smh, sols Proprietors, IS Water and
Frlat slTce,s, Pittsburgh. marl2-lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14
IAIB DYEl HAIR DYEll HA1
Wm. 4. Bathsl0r'S Hair Dye!

The oi7ly harmless and Tetta6se Dqe ka0rA.
The Original and best in the wOrldl
Az others mere limitations and should DC avoided
ou wish 70 escape udicuie.
GRAY, RED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Back, without the least
injury 10 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Vnrded to VIM A. Bachelor 1888, and $1,000
applications have been made to the Hair of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
WAf A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
be Distinguished from nature. aud is WARRANTED
not nue in the least however long may be continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes rsmeed; the Hair nvigor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied In private TOOnsl st the viz
Factory, No. E3 Broadway, n. Y
Sold in an cities towns sfths United States, By Drug
Tisis and Fancy Goods DealeEs.
~ Tho genuins has tho and sadTess upon steel
plate engruEing on four sides Of each BOX. Of
VII. A. BACHELOR,
irnIT No. l33 Broadway, n. Y.
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BUsINkSS NOTIOEs.

CFsee advertisement Of Dr. sanfOrd's Liver
TnVigoratoF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

Sold b. Dr. BARROW, isl Bls0cler street, n Y. Price
Is oelts Sent free everywhere.
U5-Sold also by GAYLORD s HAMMOND and wM.
FISKE. Druggists Cleveland, o. msrl9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

EB HoLLowAy's PIILs-Impurity Of the Blood.
Health consists ia the purity of the ads and solids which
compose the humsn bod; II hs blood becomes vtated il
niects the whole syss hy its through every fibre
and tisua. Holv1ys Pills not only eIpei an humors
which taint os cverish this vital eement but purify
and nysoaie a. and ysupPyiug gente and Wholesome
stimulus to The eirua'ion they strengthen each part and
give tone 10 the who Q ftmo.
q sold By All Dusgists at &c CO. and 81 per box.
marl3
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Nd 0uFFCFRTA MS PTTJg

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TIME COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTs IN these p llls are the result Of long and
srteasive pracce They arc mild in their Opsratiol and
certain correct al inegulartiss Painful enstrua-
stons removing all distractions, whether from cold
Otherwise headache, pinin the sile, palpitaon Of the
bear whites ali affections, hysfelics fatigue,
pai in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep which
arse from iuterrup ion Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was The comm sneement Of new in the treatment Of
those ures md obsruciions which have cons gned
SO many thousands Of the yOung the beautiful and the be-
owed 70 a Premature Gave. No ,emale can eiioy good
eah unless she is regular and whenever an obstruction
tales pluco the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
arc ihe most snectus remedy known for all Gnm-
psus peculiar TO Femalcg To al classes they inTa-
ualB, nduCng Dit certainty periodical regularity They
known 20 thousands WIS have used them at dteren
perds throughoutthe country having the sanction OF some
Of the most eminent physicians AertoG Explicit diTtc
hons stgtng Uhsa and 5H they should not Be sed with
each BOIshe p zee Oae Dollar each boz, containing 30
valuable paDh ct TO be had free. Of the Agents Pills
emf 5v mail promptly By enclosing price the General
Agent Sold bg Druggists generally.
r. b. HUrCHiN9S, General Ageut,
l65 Culmbors ST., New York,
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Spffial NoiieGs.
a If medicine i' neoo'saTy' use BRANr

HE9- For Gas Fixtures ane Fitting, spply at
Fo6G, ENswoRTH s Co. Cor superieg senses Sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

It deueaies in vrid eolors or Is beautifully ilusia
ted tho and effects Of local and vital disease and
decay, pointing out tho only sure ssftfy ralrs.
Read the advertisement Of TRTESEAIAR" " in another
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK ROCKS

ST ALTON ERY
at the lowest prices.
ALSO
AItchsPs o thine Maps
Pelton's Outline Maps
Church Music Books
Spencer's Writing Books
PaysqP, DuntOn ScrbEeis Writing Books
Copying Presses
Letter Books.
AT WHOLESALE.
100 gross MaynaId Noye's lux, all sizes
100 gross ArDold's writing fluid
100 gross Fsbsr's Pencils
$50 gross GIllotts Steel Pens
50 gross Spaldinss Prepared Clue
1000 gross Steel Pens, cheap fof Pedlars trade.
300 gross Pencils do do
10 gross Carmne Ink
10 gross Copy ink Ink.
leb2l J. B COBB & co,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

DR. JAS. AoCLIN-ooK's PEoToR4L sTRUP.--
In the seemingly hopeless Eol the earlier siages
chronic lung complaints Sten the coughing is incessaat
the throat coated vii mucus, The chest sunk, the lungs
sore and The strength gone this soalhing, ranqUiizng
counterant apd restorative, will rescue from mpsnd
ing death.
Price sIDO. sol5 b, wgI. FIsEE, and by STRONG 3
ARMSTRONG t.levelsr.l feh2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-14

~ The Bosom Of Destruction is the fatali-
y among our Young and miidaEed to iTdalgs in
and debasng habits Those who Yearniog for in
ducnco to dispol the growing eSil, should read
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BRYAN'S TASTELESs VERAIIFUGE.
From Stale Of hfaiPa to Baton Rouge,
an know RRYAE's VERMTFuuE;
lastelOss harmless, death % worms
~ al sizos, kinds. aod foTmEi
Mothers feel indeed, secure
VII t'iis painless, peerless oure.
Put up 10 botilfs price ~ dimes.
Soldi by Wal FISKE, and by STRONG s ARM
STRONl3. 6ievCnnd fsheS
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E13- If medicine is necessary, use BRAND>
nrrH,s Pills -Thoy are ts PHEASANT a uuly effective
medicine can Dc % Is you may take purEaiVcs that
will opertu whaoi pan because they take the balsanio
parts fou hs blood which is worse than being bled, worse
thsn having ne vital au distracted. Beware Of them.
Bnudruihs Pills only lake hold Of those matters which
the body vhsn sio wants 70 evaouato. They arv solely
an assteut Of naiuTe,-nohlng more, nothing less They
do not foro; thay merely assist and herein is their gnt
value The Is thrice blessed who Is 90 fortunate aa 20
be acquainted with tht good and almost rerioci g TO
tooauao De has great extent bis body insured IN
health by their occasional use.
Prinoipal OGco. Ne. i9i Canal st New York Sold BY
A. S. Gadnsr No glo Superior street, Clcveland and By
J. b, wheeion. IIudson, and all respectable dealsran
medicipes msrlSlkw
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Last Nights Report.

XXXVIth CONGREss--FIRs SESSION
WASHINGTON, March l3.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
Hon, John Sherman.

The Wsshington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press (Douglas,) pays the fol-
lowing just compliment to Hon. John Sher-
man:
Great credit is due to Mr. Sherman. chair
man of the committee of Ways and Means
in the House, for his continued efforts To
push on business. He is .one Of the most
efficient Legislators in the country, and has
really been animated by the sicerest desire
TO promote the best interests of the people.
With sagacity and ability of the highest or
der, he has demanded and secured action
upon ali leading measures Uncer his wise
counsels and those Of the party that have
submitted to them, he has already sen, L
the Senate the homestead bill, the tariff bill
the poslofiice bill, the de6ien.y bill, the ma
Wy bill. civil appropriation bill. and o,he
great measures; and he is now IS snxiou'
to carry the Pscifc Railroad bill as th
warmest Of its friends. The Senate IL
therefore, far behind the House, and mus
nork to earn due shars Of the public con
fide nee. Mr.. Hunter must look at his lau
rels John Sherman bids fair to eclipse him
and put severe comment upon the taxi tina
made him an enemy Of the South, and
friend Of extravagpnt expenditures.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21
Natural History-The Flirt.


This brilliant insect Of the butterfly
species is common to ell lstitudes, but f1ur-
ishes''best in a warm climate. 1t revels in
the atmosphere of the ballroom, matinee,
the art istic reunion; and while it loves pub
lci,y, it is not loth to lurk in shaded coves
or to nestle among cushions in qniet corners.
The .plumsge Of the female FIirt is very
dazzling. Ii is clad in the most radiant
smiles and compliments of the soItest aud
most delicate shades, while its eyes have a
strange. deep and penetrating lus,re.
1t diffuses a faint ye; thrilling perfume
caught from crushed flowers, scen:-bags
billet doux Its music is low persuasive
hum. 1t can be true to no tune but sing.
sna,ches and a, the piano runs over the key;
with light and tremulus touch.
The volatility OF this insect has long per
p exed naturalists, 1t battles pursuit Strang'
to say. it dissolves Mt the touch. and when
caught it is a hapdtI ii OF ashes, cold and
colorless.
The sting OF the Flirt is very severe
Some say it is poisonou US. Instances hsS
been known where il has proved fatal
happiness and hope, 1t is inflicted with P,r
feet impartialiiy, but it seems to strike deep
est into fresh and honest hearts.
The Flirt langnisbes at the fret Chi
breath of sorrow. When storm is in the u
il is pi,iful to see it seeking shelter, its ga
plumage so beaten and soiIed, and the colo
and the perfume gone, and the low invtn
music changed to a despajring plant.
The flame that futters around general
poor mo,h.-Vaniiy Far.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-21

tions, save that OF bare Subsistence. They
need not be pointed out. Happily those who
do these things are in much smaller mi
nority than those who advocate and sustain
them. Yet they have the sudscity to call
the noble, honest tiller Of the soil "mud-
sill. They boldly denominste the sturdy
artisan s"greasy mechanic va filthy oper-
alive" They contemporary style Northern
free laborers Of all classes "inesn, despi.
cable seto Of starvelings," eho can be SO ter
rI6ed by cries Of disunion, as to "bte the
tust and kiss the rod raised for their chas.
tisemeDt." American free lsborers! wipe
your sweaty brows and listen: You who
think II noble to earn your living by the toll
OF your own hsnds, you are called by this
South crn O!igarcliy"a close. listed farmer" ."
"greasy mechanic" "meab. despicsble
starvelin2" And not only 50, but Judge
Wolfe, of Virginia, has recently written q
bovk 10 answer 10 Helper, and which the
! patriotic Democracy propose to circu late
/ broadcast, in which he claims, upon you'
o,cn admission. that you sre worse off than
the Southern slave. II this be your adms
sion, are you ready to exchange si uurionsi
Free Ia jorer, read this campaign docu
ment. 4 will open your eyes. You vii
there learn that Slavery is a Christian in
stitutioD, and thst you can better your con
d.ton by becoming a save. Read II, y
thirteen millions Of Northern and ye 81,
m illons OF Southern free laborers-reat
these slanderors epithets that STAKEHOLDER
heap upon you, and then, when the slss
party and it's minion, ask you in the face O
the Constitution and the preccdents set b
fathers TO vote for extending slavery whethe
by "Squstter Sovereignty" or the Slav
Code, over the virgin soil Of the West, the
do ye,
-"In bondman's key.
: With lated breath and whispering humblensss.
Say thls;-
, Fair sirs, you spit on me on Wednesday last;
You spurned me such day; another time
You ca lied me dog; and FOR these courteslss
III lend YOU thus much monies"
r DO At, aud the very stones will crv out
condemnation sgainst you, which will b
echoed back from the tombs Of Washingto
and jefferson and Madison.
a BUNKER HILL.