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GoUeH's LEcTURE.--John B. Cough whose
great eloquence has been the subject Of ma
ny articles in the New York, Philadelphia
and Boston press since his arrival in this
country from Europe, viii lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association on Mon
day evening. Mr.. Cough is said to exercise
a most wonderful influence over his auditors,
and we have no doubt many will take this
opportunity to hear him.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WESTERN MoNEY AT rPAR.-Western money
is taken at par for BOOkbinding at the Cleve-
land BOokbindery, IA Superior street, where
all classes Of Binding is executed in the best
style of the art, and at the lowest cash
prices. Remember, IA Superior street.
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ELEcTRIo BATHS -SoEETHIEG NEE.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are 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.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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B- Wholesale purchasers 'OiH find at J.
B. COEb q cO.'stte largest stock in the city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC.
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LIBRARY AssOcIAT1oE.-Geo. W. Curtis
the brilliant and eloquent writer, viii de-
liver the second lecture of the course before
this Association on Monday evening at the
Melodt on. Mr.. Curtis is widely known as
a profound and brilliant writer, and the sub
jeet he has chosen for the lecture on Monday
evening-the "POlicy of Honesty we
are sure, be full of interest and profit to
those who may be SO fortunate as to hear it.
It is to be regretted that the lecture Of Mr..
C. will occur on the same evening with one
of Mr.. Coughs lectures before the Young
Mems Christian Association, but Mr.. C.'s en-
gagements were such as to compel the Lee
ture Committee to accept Monday evening,
or deprive the public Of the benefit Of one of
the best lectures that will be delivered here
during the season.
Single tickets for this lecture, or season
tickets for the course, can be had at the book
stores or the Library Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

- DR.. s. o. Richardson's Concentrated
Sherry Wine Blttsrs have long since established
snvabls reputation for their curative properties.
They search and remove the obstacles to perfect
Digestion and yet impart extraordinary strength in
q very shor time sitter using them.
The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale by Gaylord a
Hammond and c. S. Mackenzie, Cleveland, o.
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DISCOUNT L1sT.-Below we give list Of
the discounts on the notes of the Banks in
good credit in the States named, as charged
at the Banl ing House of C. A. Reed & Co.,
Superior street. We shall make such alter
ations daily in this list as may occur.
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VANITY FAIR.-Hawks & Bro. have received
Vanity Fair for today. The political car
tOOn represents J. B. as a pilgrim with rag
ged clothes, asking of bOy-"1s it Ncrth or
South want to go 2' It is one Of the best
sketches vet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

Low PRIoE OF PROTIsIoEs.-B. Ross,
formerly Ross & Bro.) No. lzz and IA On
tariO street, is now selling fresh pork and
sausage att cents per pound lard at II cents,
and new sugar cured hams at Il cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

FRANK PAREER.-livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. ID
sep3AR26:Iy
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The Courts-sNOv. 80.


CouRT OF CoNMoN PLEAs-JUDaE BOIFoN.--
Phelps ". Ingersol. On trial.
JuDeE FooTE.-Husstonv vs.. Trieber. YER
dict for plaintiff of slOs.ls.
Hathaway VS.. Samson, AdministratOr.-
On trial.
JUDGE BIsHOP.-ROth VS.. City Of Clevs-
land. On trial.
The Criminal business of this Court will
not be resumed until the meeting Of the
Grand Jury, on the 10th proximo.
PoLIoE CoURT.-Nathan Smith, keeping
house of il-fame, sent to chain gang for 80
days.
Frederick Dietor, Wm. Pike, VIM. Good
man, for viSjting same, s. and costs each.
Kate Conlan, Martha Carl, Mary Pike, for
visiting same, House Of Correction for %
days.
Julia Grant, drunk, House of Correction
for 2s days.
Charlotte Dennis, drunk, House of COrrsc-
rion for 20 days.
Ann johnson, vagrancy, House of Cor
reetion for 29 days.
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LieHT TGUARD-ATTEETroE L-You are here
by notified to attend a meeting for drill,
this Saturday evening, at the armory on
Frankfort street. PER ORDER.
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~ See advertisement Of Dr.. sanfOrd's
LiverInvigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

~ All should not fail to read the advsr-
tisement Of Prof Wood in to-day's paper
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CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER l. 1860

Of place deteriOrAtes him not, whether q
dWeller in the cities Of India, 3 soldier in
the ranks Of war, hunter in the jungles
of Africa, citizen In our own free land, in
the old world or the new, ashore or aaoat
In fine, wherever fate or inclination calls
him, ne Is true TO the holy teachings Of
his youth, to the memory Of his ancestors,
and to his own iRoOrruptible home-lOving,
loyal nature Such pleases me to know,
and still more to say, are you who are here
assembled on this the evening Of the day
sacred to the patron saint Of your native
land. Citizens Of the Union in word,
thought and deed, you are yet scotohmen in
the instincts Of your nature; true to the
present and the near, you are also faithful
10 the past and distant, and the true man
does not exist anywhere who is not, for II Is
en- uneXoeptionsble rule that be who de-
nies his birth and his name is devoid Of
every quality that makes the upright man
and the faithful citizen.
Our common home, the City Of Cleveland,
may we'll be proud that those who cherish
the fame Of Wallace as their inheritance,
and whose hearts beat responsive to the
soul-moving songs Of Burns, are among
her honor; and that it and they may ever
be proud of each other, is surely the heart
felt wish Of him who is here honored ss its
official representative.
3. The Bonnie Lsssies:-
The cheerers Of our lives,
Be they maidens meek, or wives.
Followed by a song by Mr.. Miller, and
responded to in few appropriate remarks
by Mr. H. NJ Slade.
The following poem, sent in from lady,
was read:
WELCOME TO sCOTOHHEE.
Welcome, Scotia's sons and daughters,
To this land Of liberty:
Where, like mighty, rushing waters,
Sound the Peans OF the free.
scotis's hills and fields Of heather
You, perhaps, may zee no more,
But Coli mbia'B sons will ever
Bid you welcome to her shore
Here, beneath our starry banners
May your glorious thistle bloom;
Here, then, raise your nations affairs,
Here let ScOtchmen find home
A DAUGHTER OF COLUMBIA.
CLEVELAND, Nov. %, 1850.
Mr.. Matthews, Of Akron, sent in q couple
of poems, which were presented to the COM
pany by the President.
This concluded the table exercises, and
after short interval the dance succeeded
the feast There was good genuine enjoy
ment of the dances, which we're kept up
until q late hour of the morning.
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SALE OF STUFFED BIRDs.-0, Cutter & Son
are selling some beautiful specimens of
stuffed birds at auction at 1876 Superior street.
They make very rich ornaments.
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PEHsoSAL.- Hon. Hannibal Hamlin at
tended the service at the Stone Church, on
the morning of Thanksgiving Day. He left
in the evening for WashingtOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

RuEUnAEIsNl RHEUNATIsMl RHEUNATIsN
II Is we'll known that bsthinEs, ointments, and
external applications, only drive rheumatism from
one part Of the system another. Sometimes, with
afal results. Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Rheumatic Pills, often cure the worst AID most pro
traeted cases This simple medicated Sugar Pill viii
DO more 10 eradicate the dseaas, than quantities Of
crude medicines and has cured when all other means
have filsd.
Price Is cents per box with directions. boxes 81
sent by NAL or express, free Of charge, on receipt
Of the price. Address,
Dr. =. HUMPHREYS co.
No. So Broadway, n. Y.
Sold BY T. W Sackrider, and Churchill 8 Bro.
Ezr-sse advertisement In another column.
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THAxKs.-The Ladies of the Cleveland
Orphan Asylum tender their grateful ae-
acknowledgements to the H Bell and Everett
Committee and to "a Christian Mother" /"
for their generous donations to the funds of
the Asylum. s. II. MATHER, Treas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

GS- Winter Hats and S cartons elegant
French Flowers opening to-day at Mrs.
shaw's Rooms, 226 Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

By ExPREss.-The American Express Co.
will accept our thanks for Cincinnati papers
of yesterday.
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PAEoRAuA OF KAxsAs.-This Panorama is
still at the Melodeon, and is growing in pub
lie favnr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

3 ~ Vanity Fair, Scientific American, In
dependent, Weekly Times, Tribune, World,
and Herald, are received by Hawks / Bro.
1t
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when my legs are both worn Of
stIll spout upon my stumps."

Mr.. Walton thanked the Society for the
honor done him and the St. Georges Society
by the toast just drank. He did not want
TO bore them with long speech in reply,
and they did not want to hear one, so there
was mutual reciprocity of sentiment He
congratulated them on the hourishing state
Of the SOciety's finances, and warmly COM
mended its design. One object Of these
Societies was to relieve the needy Of the
same nationality. This In itself, was e
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supper Ofthe Homeopathic Students.

Supper Olthe Homeopathic Students.
The students of the Western Homeopathic
College with the Professors and the Editorial
Corps as their guests, met at the Weddell
House on Thursday evening for their Annu-
al Supper. The company was large and
pleasant, although enlivened by no female
society, the four ladies belonging to the class
not being present. Atten o'clock the supper
tables were surrounded and ample justice
was done to the rich profusion which Ross
had set out. An hour having passed in dis
cussion of the edihlas, Mr.. E. J. Bates,
President of the evening; was called upon
arose and said:
GENTLEMEN, FELLOW STUDENTS AND INVITED
GUEsTs:-It is with infinite pleasure that
am permitted to meet you here upon this
festive occasion.
It is but few weeks since we first looked
upon each others faces in yonder College
Strangers-coming from the different sec
tions Of our country, East, West, North and
South, and few friends from Victoria's do
minion, We have enrolled our names as stu
dents of great and glorious science. We
have exchanged the associations of hoLIe,
and the sympathy and smiles Of friends, for
a temporary home in this beautiful Forest
City, that we might enjoy the teachings Of
the worthy corps Of Professors, on whom it
might be truly said that the mantle of Ha-
hnemannn had fallen.
Gentlemen, the associations which we have
formed during the past few weeks are but the
commencement Of q relation to each other
which shall be as permanent and enduring
as life itself However much may have been
our differences in political opinions, or reli-
gious views, these have been laid aside, and
we have met around one common altar, and
vowed our allegiance to the laws Of Similiu
.Simili5HS CuraHtdr.
need not tell you, fellow students and
gentlemen, that it is a time-honored custom
for families to gather together upon Thanks
giving evenings, and those Of you who were
reared in old New England, or have sprung
from New England parentage, can truly tes-
tify to the eclat that was enjoyed on such
occasions.
This, gentlemen, is our family union. We
have met here to enjoy the festivities of the
hour with each other and our worthy Profess
sors. And to them let me say that their
presence upon this occasion affords US pecu-
liar pleasure, for to them do we look as faith
ers of this numerous family.
And here, too, I behold the editorial fra
ternity. We bid you a most cordial well
come 10 our festive board, for to you we are
indebted for the advancement Of science in
all its varied branches.
But, fellow students and gentlemen, will
not detain you longer, for an intellectual
feast is before US.
The President then called the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

ETamper not with Nature and the laws
physical ana moral that guide her operations. Her
gifli Were made to use and not abuse. The dirsiol
results arising from the latter legion the most
settled habits Of the baser sort may be overcome BY
q careful perusal Of the work, "Human krailtyi or
Physiological Researches" II wih lead those de
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
Of dissolution, the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read and be eOnvioed, the truth ia there,
Read the advertisement Of 'Triessmar" in another
column. Sold BY DR.. Barrow, lsi Bleeeher st., New
York. Prizes 25o, sen free Of postsge everywhere.
Also sold BY +. 3. Gaylord and William Fiske,
Drurzists. Clareland. Ohio.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. OHEEsEMAN's PILLS. The combination
"a Ingredients in these Pills are the result Of long
Aad extensive practice. They mild IN their ope
ration and certain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Menstruations, removing AL obstructi0n8i
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
ths sids paptation ofths heert, whites all nervous
onsctions, hyBtorios, fatigue, pain in ths back and
Hnbs &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
Taption ofnature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
g ths commencement Of new era in the treat
ment Of those irregularities and obstructions which
have consigned 90 many Thousands ef the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to a Premature Grave.
10 female can enjoy good health unless she Is regular
and Whsnsver an obstruction takes place the general
health begins 20 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most sGsetual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 70 Females. 10 all classes they
aro invaluable, iaduoizg, 5ii esratt piodieaIrsg-
ularity. They are known 70 Thousands who have
uasd them at different periods throughout the ooun.
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most elils
pk1uoians - America Ezpls diresfions Satiag sss
c-d ssty fe stoad not b ascd with eaeh box-Prios
O,,s Dollar each Boa, ooHtainin0 40 PHI.
A valuable pamphlet to be had nv, OF the Agents
Pills ssut b. mail rOm2ay by enclosing price to the
General AGENT Sold by Druggists generally.
3. B. HUTCR1NGsi General Agent,
20 Cedar st., New York.
Sold In Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Gaylord 3
EammondA.
Or. Cheeseman's Female Pills re sold oy
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
s. W. cor Ontario 81. Public Square.
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SPIRITUAL LEcTURE.-R. P. Amber, late
Of Baltimore, Nd, will lecture at Chapin's
Hall to-morning morning and evening.
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FuaITTvE AID sooIErY-The monthly
meeting Of the Fugitive Aid Society win be
held tomorrow at thea. NJ. E. Church, Boli-
var street, ct 3 o'clock P. NJ. It's expected
that Rev. Mr.. Brewster viii address the
meeting.
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gaper Aaugiugs.

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YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS,
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~ @T ~ thSap, e. k,CAssQd aPFh
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G-Cau on most any Druggist or Medi-
sine dealar and set one of the Perry Davis AlnanAes
OF directions for the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
er yon viii ind them instructive and by following
the directions, an immense amount Of suffering can
Be prevented, and az tFihinE expense. Be sureyou
get the Fenuins Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
its reputation, aud great sale, many other and
worthless preparations being palmed OF upon the
public. Don't delay, but get Il, and test it.
Sold sverywhers, and BY Gaylord a Hammond,
Wm. Fiske, c. S. Mackenzie and Z. W. sackrider,
Cleveland, o.
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East CLEvELASD USIoN SUNDAY soHooL.-
The monthly meeting connected with this
School in the Brick School House opposite
Mr.. Custead'S nursery, viii be addressed By
Rev. Mr.. Goodrich ofths First Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow at o'clock, P. NJ
Should the weather be unfavorabls the meet
ing VIII be postponed.
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RsHsdoas.

DEDIoATIoz.- The new German n. E.
Church on Erie street near Ohio street, win
be dedisstsd to the service Of Almighty God
on next Sabbath, (Dee. 2d). Preaching in
German, at lO5< A. N. BY Rev. DR.. Nah Of
Cincinnati, and at P. N. By Rev. DR.,
Aiken Of the First Presbyterian Church Of
this city. All friendly to the work Of God
amonG lie Germans, are earnestly invited To
be prevent. C. RosENHARD, Pastor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-01

CoSTRIBUTIoNs FoR Kansas RELIET.-The
following sums were contributed on Thanks
giving Day, BY the Churches named. Other
Churches not reported.
Trinity Episcopal Church, $500
St. Paul's, $500
Congregational Church, (UniveF-
Stiy Heights.) 22.O1
St. Paurs Church, (CoIlamer,) $50
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"a To CoNsUNPTIvEs.-The advertiser,
having been restored to health in very few weeks
by very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
sral years with q severe lung Affection and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fslloW-sufersrs the means of cure.
To all who desire it, be viii send copy OF the pre-
Ucription used ree Of chargel, with the directions
for preparing aud using the same, which they viii
and SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH
Ma BRONCHITIS, &C, The ouly object In send
ing the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he eonosivss to be inTalu
able, and he hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy
Is 1t viii cost them nothing. and may prove bless
ng.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oetl3:R15 WIlliamsburgh, King County. n. 7.
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A NEW Music Book.

A NEW Music Book,
SABBATH HARMONY;
b L. o. Emerson, author Of the Golden Nrreafh,'
&C., &C.
Sa- Descriptive Circulars sent on application.
THE DIAPAsON, By c. F. Root. Just out.
THE OLIVE BRANCH, By Cook and Perkins,
Just out.
TIE JUBILEE, By Bradbury
THE NEW Lutte OF ZION
THE DAT-sPRING.
THE Administrations.
THE CYTHDRA.
THE SOEG-CROWN.
TIE SINGING SCHOOL
THE MUSICAL A1RROR.
THE GOLDEN WREATH
For sale in quantities by
nov3 INGHAM & BRAGG.
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1--WE are happy to learn that DR.. s. A.
Viewers Oank6r and salt Rheum Syrup sustsins its
reputation well. We hear it wen spoken OF by all
who have made a trial of yirtues- There are now
90 many worthless articles bearing the name of med
icine, that we have but little confidence in any; still
are glad to see the success Of this, which we be-
Hsve 10 bo, truly valuable medicine.
Sold b. Gaylord Hammond, q. S. Mackenzie, Z.
". sackrider and Wm- Flske, Cleveland, o.
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MIrCHELL's NEW GEoaRAPH1Es.

MITCHELL'S FIRST LESSON
1NI IN GEUGRABHY for young children, design
Cd an Introduction 70 the Primary Gcogrnphy.
MITCHELL'S NEW PRIMARY GE0GRAPHT
with - beautifully coored mapg and 100 snFraringl
41IOHGLLib NEW INTERMEDIATE GEO9-
RARHf. illustrated By q newly engraved copper
plate maps, drawn and engraved expressly foF thia
work frVm the latest authOritis8 and aIlb1llished
with numerous engraFtugI.
These Biographies are believed 70 Be the best
works upon this subi0et sLtant. The MAPS and cula
new, and beautifully executed, tha text s mada
70 conform to the present gtat8 Of Geographical
knowledge, aud teachers contemplating chanFe IN
books should not decide without examining thsss
Octlf Cleveland, o.
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may Lubte Dc no QlaparlLy OF sentiment. but one,
The viewing with each Other in doing what we can
Received with cheers, followed by a song
by Messrs. Brown and Buchan. The Pres
ldent of the St. Georges Society, Mr.. T. A.
Walton, being called on, said:
Throughout my life I have always en-
deavored to keep my appointments, and
assure you that have had to labor hard to
keep my appointment tonight I came in
the room laden with two dinners, and have
managed, with great perseverance, to get
through with third.
have always found It very difficult to
distinguish an Englishman from q Scotch
man, especially on occasions like this. We
are oil brothers. For myself 1 will say
that have annually met the gentleman
here present, with few exceptions, at st.
Andrews Festivals during the past fifteen
years. therefore consider myself some-
what as an heirloom Of the St. Andrews
Society," sort Of natural appendage; in
fact you can. get along very well without
me. Great laughter and eheers1 As
have met you 30 frequently, and have al
ways had to respond to this same toast 1
feel that have worn the subject out and
that am con my last legs" However, 8
man in this country is allowed to "stump"
1t, and shall therefore