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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

I AA8 AaaAA AIAINaTa| IsllA- II ~ ANalNa
Crhe sunday Mercury 4 responsible for the fol
loving; "A gentleman, Who b In 40 way related
either to the verliaer Uf tae Fine Ould Irish
Gmtieman,p p or the eloqnsatiaureais ofths "old
Arllansas Gentlsmau,P has submitted 70 our IN.
spsetlon the folloWing gem Of poesy Our excited
friend, The Charleston Mercury, muSf take It
mildly, and mako ali due allowance for tbs poets
extreme youth and frlshtfal inexperience OF
course, 4 Z only fAncy pisiure.'1
gHH SOUTH cAkoLlxA GENTLEMAN.
Down 10 the small Palmetto State The curious
ones may dnd
A ripPins, tearing gentleman, OF an uncommon
knd--
Asistgsrisg. gWaggerlng sort Of chap, who takes
bis whisky straight
And ffequently condemns his eyes to that uitl
mate vengeance which . clergyman OF hI3h
siending has assured as must be the sinners
a South Carolina gentleman.
One Of the present time
He licll bis piggsrs daily, like true American.
And takes Tie devil OUT Of themn BY this saga
He 'riss Fis oovis-kniyss upon the fat,est he can
And if TIE darkey wlnees, why-he Is immedi.
aiely arrested, az the Instance OF the First
Families In the neigh6orhood. on a charge
Of eonVefsing with hendish AboltiOnist
aud conspirlngto 70 poison all the wells IN the
State with strychnine, and arm the slaves
oi !he aqoinlng plantations with knives
ana pistols for al Of which he Is very prop
erly sentenced TO dve hundred lashes-after
Which, TO prison he q consigned (by)
THIS South Caroiina gentleman
One o. The present time,
II for amusement he's Inclined. he eoolly looks
Fera psrs0n Of the lIsthodlsh, or some poor
peddler lout:
And having found him, has him hung from some
majestic tree
Then calls his numerous family to enjoy with him
ne Instructive spectacle Of Suspected
a5oiltionist RECEIVING his just reward At the
hAnas 7,,.9l q en m ineensed com mn nj ty-
Ihis South Carolina gentleman,
One Of the present time
oi course he's all the time in debt to those who
YET manage upon the best the market yields to
Bat If 4 Northern creditor asks him his bill to
This honorsble gentleman instantly draws two
bowie kniTes anc pistol, dons blue cock.
aoe and declares that In Consequence of the /
repeated Hggrssions Of the North, and is
gross violations Of the Constitution, he feels
thas Z would utterly degrade him 20 pay
any debt whatever; and that In fact he has
a. last determined to SEcEDE -
The South CarOliEa gentleman
One Of The present time.
And whoa. at length, to Charleston or that other
He leaves his children mortgnges, with all their
As slowly fades The vital spark; he doubles up his
And softly murmurs through his teeth: al die un.
der fou convection Of my errors in lite /
ana ifeeiy forgive ali mem but still only |
hope that somewhere on the other side Of
Jordan may just ecms across some Ab-o
Hilton istl'
This Southern gentleman,
One Of the prevent time.
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Police Arrnnasms,,sz In oharIesson.

Q
Cha, lestOn has three ,housan,. less inhao-
itantq than. Cleveland. Think of our ,,sqiet-
ness with tive pty policemen, and then read the
following accoL mt Of police regulations in
Charleston:
ain this city the police arrangements relat-
ing to negroes are very vigid. A uu.77'oer OF
ordinances that had fallen into 6isuse hs We
been revived, and are now figidly enforced.
To astranger some of these are not little
novel. At precisely fifteen minutes before
9 o'clock every night the year round the
bell in the tower of st. Michaeps is rung
vigorously for quarter Of an hour during
that time negroes, bond and free, take them-
selves homeWard, and At times it is amusing
70 witness the efforts Of an ancient and helat-
ed old fellow to accomplish a long distance
in n short time. When the bell has done
ringing, and o'clock has struck, there issue
ON the Guard-Huuss rather formidable
establishment for city no larger than Char
lesion, drummer and afer, who, after beat
ing the revielle, playa variety Of tunes, and
IN this way consume ten minutes, after which
time if any ualueky negro Is caught out by
the police without permit he is taken to
the Guard-House for the night. The ne1t
morning he Is sometimes whipped, but usually I
the owner or lessee of the negro reclaims him /
BY payinga fne Of from one to three dollars. |
The form Of the pass or permit generally (
used is as follows: "Pass aud re pass the /
bearer, San, from No. 20 Church street to /
the Battery, and retarn at any hour Of the /
night" If the negro is expected to be back 1
at particular hour it is nR.ued, and some
times the route he is TO go ard come is also
specified.
These regulations since the present state
ot things has existed have been more Figidly /
enforced than ever. AMI the negro is looked
liier at all polntsB particularly at nights"
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Constipation or oostivene.u.

No one Of the q Many ills flesh is heir to
Is 90 prevalent, 90 little understood, and 50 much
neglected Costveness- Often originating in care
lessnesl, sedentary habits 1t Is regarded q
slight disorder Of too little Consequence 70 excite
anxiety, while in realit, Il Is the precursor and
paniOn Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous
diseases, and unless early eradicated It VIII bring
the sufferer 70 untimely grave Among the
lighter evils OF which cOstiYeness Is the usual atten-
dant are Headache, Colic, Rheumafisni, Foul
Breath, Piles and others Of like nature, while long
train OF frightfu diseases such Maligdt keYrrs,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypochondriasls,
Melancholy, and Insanity, first Indicate their pres
ence In the system by this alarming symptom Not
unirequently the disasCa named orig maize ia Cou
stipation, but taks on an independent eNstence
less the Is eradicuted in early stage. frUm
all these considerations il follows that the dsvrer
should receive immediate attention Whenever it uc
ours, and no persOn should neglect to get eox 10
CephRltic Pills the hrst appearancs Of the com
plant, their timely use will dispel the insiduous
q disease and destroy this dangerous I've
tohuman lis.
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aalistelIaneaas.

THE ANALGkMATIoS OF LAyeuAGEs.-Thers
4 O. "a growing tendency 10 this are 70 appropriate
the most pressive WurIls Of other lauguHEes and
after while tudur poraic them into on. ilug
iug "for he heaf,N = now LecuiniuE p9purized 10
cuuucctOn viii Mr. Spaldng great Helilaciie rem
eiy, but Il will so0u b used iu general way,
and the word Cephaiic will become O. common az
ElactrOtEpa and may ethers whose distinction as
lortFu Wur1ld has been worn away b cum usage
until they seem ''natiTe and 70 the MAJOR lorn."
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and those new TORS for the boys. that win run
ten minutes without stoppinsl
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PHILosoPaE ~ CHElI1srnY.

eqnstock,a Philosophy, now edition.
Q1tisiyct tihenii1iry. rev sdision.
ltelerl JhUpLarfy, illustrated.
4scf.l Natural Philosophy.
GRAY 1lemistrY.
Jluisteil1 Philosophy, Eshooi edition.
elmared'e Philosophy, octa4o.
tarEgr's Philosophy.
Alc7tgr'e Chemistry.
e.'eli 2 fhiluaa1sil. nav
.ouackeupus hatufGl Hulle8ophy
= nllHman'a huni1try.
ECbckhardtl . Uhemistry.
g prnruc'f Philosophy.
suallie'u PHILOSOPHY.
Wen 9 PhiloaophY.
Well q uhrmiafry.
Lnte'a Philosophy.
t0unsn'a Cinss Beck Of Ohumistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

Department The truth Is, that without the
aid and comfort which, In pursuance OF their
traitorous schemes, the Administration have
given to the ReyolutiouistS the country
would never have been brought to the brink
Of civil war,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

EGr HEADACHE is the iayorite sign by
which naiur makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain, aud viewed In
this light Il may be looked safeguard intend
ed 70 give notice Of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, til too late to be remedeai and It's
indications should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names,vz: symptometic
and Idiopathie. symptomatic Headache is exeeed-
ingly common aud the precursor OF great variety
OF diseases, among which are Ap0plexy Gout, Rheu-
mAtsm and all iebrile Diseases Ia its nervous form
t Is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach oonsttu
ting sick headache Of hepatic disease constituting
bit0as headache, OF worms, constipation and other
disorders Of the bowels, well venal and uterine
affections. Diseases OF the heart very freQupnt-
y attended with Headaches; AnRnia and Plethora
also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. ldiopathig Headache Is also very common,
being usually distingui ihed y the name Of Nervous
hsadashs, sometimes coming on suddenly IN 9 state
Of Hppart nly sound health and prostrHting at
the mental and phs aica energies and IN other in
81 nces Il comes slowly, heralded by depression
II -pgits OF Hcgrbiy Of temper. In most Instances
the pain Il ia tltu beth
eyes, aud sometimes proyOk ing vuiitina, lli5st-
c asa may also b. namrd Aeslralgid.
Nor the treatment Uf either class Of Headache the
Cephaitic Pills have been iOuud sure aud sale REM
edy, roii9yiug the most acute pains 10 lew min-
tes, aud by is suite power er iicutng the disea
ses Of which Headeehe is the ui5tring index
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AHdrsWs and $50 ldari'a LnIiB Grammar, new ed
Andrswuand stoldsri'l Latin 0rlmnsr, old "a \
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

NEW EXPRESS CoMPANT.-A new company
Is being formed for an express business
througbou, the United States. to be called
the " Continental Express Company" There
viii be fifteen trustees for its management,
composed Of bankers and railroad men
in the country. The capital is 81, ,09o, 900 in
cash. Stephen L. Alden, President Of the
Albany Exchange Bank, it is said, has tie
offer Of the Presidency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31


FRoN COMEDY SLIGHTLY IN THE MANNER OF
HAMLET, SOON TO BE PERFORMED AT THE
WHITE HousE.
Enter an Old Public Functionary and the
Palmetto Commissioners, from an inner cham-
Der, where the audience are given to under-
sAasA --l---s-sirv- SvIrsIE f es-AzAiasi.-,s-
ers lave been promptly and eheerfully sub
mitted 70.
Old Public Frnctionary to ths c0mmissiOF-
ers.
Why, right; you are in the right;
And 50, vi hout more CIRCUMSTANCES at all
hold it it that We shall shake hands and part:
You as YOUR business and desire shall point you-
For every man hath business and desile-
Steh as ( is--aiif for my ole1g part
Look you, I iriu 90 pray.
-Nse Fork Post
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

orttisndsa's Book-Kseplng, oountins Houns edi.
U1u'g BJoE- keeping.
Jones B0ok Keeping
mayh yh1W'n 1uuk- keeping.
kaish'G Bank and John Stock Accnuntn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31
Real Blesslne.

Physician, We'll, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headRchel
Ma Jonsi.-Gonei Doctor, all gone the pu you
sent cured IN just twenty minutes and wish
you would send more 80 that can have them handy.
Physician You can get them At any DruggI5ts--
Call CephHlfic Pills, md they fall and
recommend them 10 all cHses Of Headache
Mrs. Jones.-l shal send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they ar
real blessing ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

Twenty -sftba4osss- -oT-Do1EARs SAVED
urr. Spliding has sold two millions or its-
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each hottie saves at leat ten liars worth oi bro
ken iurniturr, thus making an aggregate Oi twenty
millions OF dollars reetfincd toti loss y this
valuable invention, Having made his Giue house
greater si'rvice by curing all The aching heads with
his Crphaltie Pills, and II they good a. his
Gluei Headaches Will slon vanish away Ike snow IN
July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

BRlDeET-Missns wants you TO send her a
box or Cephaltc Glue, no. bottle Of Prspared Pills
but / u thinking that's not Just il naitherj but
perhaps yell be afther knowing what it Is. fe
shes nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same as rsiaived her
before
Pills
Bridgst-Ochl sure now and you've sed &C., here's
day about it aither.
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~ OvER ExurrNEsr. and the meDta

R3- -OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu-
Hinesa study, are among the uumt rUus causes Of
Nervous Headache. The diaordered state Of mind a
body incident 70 his Distressing npaint IS fatal
blow to all energy aud ambition. suisrers Is this
disui der always obtain sps dy relief rem these
distressing attacks by using one uf the Cephaltic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II Quiats the
overtsskrd brain, aud sOOthes the strained and jar
rim Nerves, aud relsNes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies and aggraFates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

a =O04A JUN - hEM n ~ De-
"a SIGNED 90 bs the most eri-ctlai Al1FisrlrE
Iiiaf Dc made- it Is a ceucentraielI ssfllr Il
fdra caisa aptfillai 90 cu1nntd with other suls fc
effective anfio0te far The diseases Sars,rriii F.
7uted D. cure. lt Is believed that snci "A rsu4ir
wanted b. those who suffer from ssrsn-oIl-..-'.--
2lainiss and thar one which Wilt accom- pisb ffis
cure must prove ui fl1nf utc aeffiC tu MS ~
class Il oar aHlfcfe- isiIov--ei liz.s IIl,, .-.
q this compound vim ilu IL lls Uceo proven b q
2ssi.nsi,. ~ ni.ny q. ne Woist eases % b quad
scRoFuIa aS0 ScRarulous Cdfrts1,rs. rru7-
EIoNs ANn EAufrivE DISEASES, llcEas, PiHPLEs,
BlofCHhsis tuNoas, eALr AnErl, ecaLn iiEsir
DISEASE DEoPsTs hErRAlGIA OF Tic D0uldu aEur
pKElLIITi B1sPEPsIA AsD ISl EssI0N, EREsiPElls,
husE Ok sl Az tHuAN $ k1f-Ei ana indeed tis whole
s.ass of Complaints arising from lnpuritg q The
This compound will be found a greet promoter Of
nealtni hen laen IN tie spring. o. exn-i lhe f1ul
hunlcrs which lester IN the blood lt that srson 5f
rknkli1g disorders arc uspped ir fhs htii fInIIf-
tudes can b the aid Of this runlrT, spare them
e-lyla soissl tnrQlsn which me dys.cu wa strive
10 rc itself Of ptiuu5, IL lut assisted Co Do i1
through the natural Channels o. tie body l7 AZ
leratIyo medicine. ClranEe out TIE Titiaied hiQod
eheievsr you una its inipuriiiss bursting throurh
ts shin ~ piHlpleai erplionas er aares c-au-e 30
geinss cleanse it wherever &C. g. loul add yuur ei-
ings will tell you when Even Whgrp Do part lcnllr
longer, for cleansing the blood Eeen tla- bloof
heai1hys aid si s welli bur Niih this paluluui Of
lfis ii-ertgrrd, her ssn ie no lasting h-ailh.-
great machinery of lie b l1irslsi rlurs b..
sarsapnriila has and deserves much, che rcrutl-
zion q accomplishing tlese tnds- huf the word
has been egrusigisly deceived bI rrepanitiuus ol Go
partly oetause l. qrug alone lls noe all the virtue
that IS claimed Tor IT, but more lsiuss many rrs-
paratlis, prselqilig 10 De conecnf frfc etrIcfa ~
H. contaln 5ut iile oi thsvrtue Of strslrarila er
any thing else
0urins lafe years the public have been mislci yh
itrge bottles pretending % give quar- On hEtTst
81 s1r-a uariill Tor dollar. Most ul these have
been irtuia up0n the sick, Tor they only cuutln
httles D any. sarsansrilla, hut often cur-tiFo
properties whlifeFers heuuer pittfriu psiniul die
tracts Ui 1arsararill which nud ri' fuarsrf uuril
the naulr itseif Z Jusiy desuisr ana d.is leroIhe
syuouyluous Win imposition anG cllsat. ellil We
cail tins compound Strsapirils aud inlcnd Iu aup-
ply such rcuedy shall rescue the 1nanr iruII ihe
We have grounl for heiiuyiug il has virfuls Wlicn
are rressti5ie ly the ordinary OF The diseases
il Is INTENDED 70 cure. in urier secure their
plete isdcasiun from the system, the er1rg rpid
b. Iuaicuusly taken according ~ diructlola ca lie
bottle.
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QERnAn.

Ad.Eril as1S ~ tll-, 1eh lieeder.
EiWsii'r e---.- -,i,9s,i.qa..ry. sohooi edition.
.-l'l q .lll-1 mar Tor tllrr-iailir q, - - a.,
SAl.lal.'lii q slerrlln 0rrrnr1nr
.cnl1CnlareI'l Fruarar.I7l.-T ili.ff,-
Esl1lrrr lrruan Crtaln,l.
f. loutcurfl - laruan Grrrn,sr
-toollrrII rhuffar Cdrrra
lsh. -na % Learn ing
t,se.is.Ill,1 - ssall El7a.1isss Gefmsn Reader.
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HTaHER MArHEllarIr.

nsqias' Bsurdou'a Ai7atra.
DE4Irl' lieQeudre'1 Gt1mrfrg.
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llEr.ll' EIfmcutHrT Geomctrg-
D1rIrs turreginr.
tliI1lr.a1 Lnud surveying.
loluis' Irrnfire on el7s1ra.
sluuHil ln1nf1 ul Algebra.
'uu-.ll LfIrououetry aud Lugarithua
llIII 4'aufEtd OF Geometry.
AnaIFficll Geomsiry.
'lltIs Ilflt Part
= alec1ud Part.
49,. V 7e1iertary Algebra
'--,.-i. --4tsllN Algebra
lo1er'1 AiT8trs.
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BTDid you ever have the Sick Headache2
Do yuu remember the thFobbing temples, the fever
I'd brow. the loathinF and disgust a. the sight Of
food How totally unfit you were for PLEASURE, con-
Versation study. One Of the tephaiic Pills would
have relieved you from all the suffering which you
then * perienced For this aud other purposes you
should always have box Of them on hand 70 use as
occasion requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

GREAT DIscovERT.-Among the most i'm
portant OF ali the great medical discoveries OF tbs
axe may be considered the system Of vaccination Tor
protection ron Small iox, the Cephalic Pill for re-
lief OF Headache ami the Of Quinine for The pre-
v.ntion Of F,vers either Of Whirh ls sure specific
whnse benefits will be experienced BY suffering hu-
manity long after their discoveries are forgotten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

HI ad q orrible 'eadaehe this hailernOon,
hand stepped into the hapofhecaries hand says hi
to hi 70 the man, "Can you hease me ,eadnchei -
DOES Il hache ard, Gays e. "floIceedinglY, says
hi, and upon that e gave q Cephalie Pin hand
'pon me onor it cured nle % quick that lrdiy ro-
allied 'ad 'nd an eadsche.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31

5urr!st'l eeoglsphy of the lleEvuut.
noullel nmillar hairlnomY.
Nil ,heiIu POPULAR k.tfsinomv
Naltise1 llgh school hslrunomF.
-Lattltl 2 y ffimary AHfrcndmy.
yllnr1gc school AdtrouomV.
entsa'1 tllustratcd Astronomy
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hnErORlo ANp CoMPosIrIoN

boYda Rhetoric.
BOYD english Compositiou-
9lai Rhetoric.
nrcoElad'a Composition.
kanl1a' ienenis uf Ccmnasftfan
NeEulalsn lthrtoria.
tertei'a Aids 70 Engliah Damp6sitfnn.
ouaskenbua, first Lessons IA Camnosisian.
Suackentoa Composition aud khsturio
Nhstsiy'a Rhetoric.
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DR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINI8iENT,
TIE
GREATEKFERNAL RENED 7,
FOR RHEUH ATIslf, GOUT, NEURALGIA, LUM-
BAEGO, STIFF NECk AND JOINTS,
SPEAlNS. BEuEsES, CUTS AND
WOUNuS, PlLEs, HAD
ACHE ANTf- ALL
RHEUMATIC
AND
NERVOUS Ea IElasoRDERs.

LOR ALL OF WHICH IT is A
u speedy and certain remedy, aud never falls Thil
Limlnen is prepared rom The recipe ci ur. stephen
Sweet Of Conuectlcul, The famous bone. satter, and
years With the most astouiihi ing success
As ALLENiATUk uF FAtN. iI g. unrfTass5
mlst skrptical may DC convinced 10y single trial.
This liniment Will cure Rapidly and F..iieaily,
sands Of cases where it had been used is has neEez
ECR NEURAIGiA. it viii asord Immediate 10
lief m sver} case however distrsssl,lg.
three minutes. and : Warranted o. y, H..
IQgrHACh 1 also viii g cure ilst sutly.
EQh NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENEEAA
thia Liniment Is most nappy and th lalinz rensF.
AcsiBE directly upon he nervCus TISSUES it streufh-
eas and rsyisnes ibe aIslel aiia restores Il g a
FUR p1LBs.-As an external remedy. We rIaipi
that it "a the BEST known, end We challenge The
World 70 proquoe an equai Livery victim ot -
distressing complaint should give q trial. ioT q
QUlNSN AND SORE IlIkUAE I are sometimes eN-
treinely mallgnant and uauEglon.l tNt tinle9 eR'
plleatlga q TINS Ainlusnt VIII never .tti y
SRkAlnS ars sometimes very obstinate, aud en-
largement oithe joints is liable 70 occur y uegected
The worst case my De- conquered by thia Liniment
In two or three days.
bruises, Cuts. Wounds. Sores, Ulcers, Burns, ana
critics Of DIR. SW EETS 1NFALLIBLE LtNiAElir
when Hsed according 70 dircctiuus; Also, CHI nainss
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy e hand toe itg timely uza
a. the hrst appHaraIee n AaqirEesa VIA eset''aig
prevent those iormidalle dlaeuseal 20 which all
h0rsea liable, and which reIlr % many other
wise Faluabls horses nearly wortlleaa.
Over i0ur hundrrd voluntary testllnoniai9 o the
Fondrriui curative properties Of fhis A. Luelt have
been received within the last two years, and many
of them from persons IN The highest ranks q iiie
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the signstnre aud
Ilkencss % Dr, stephen sweet on avcrY la1ei. and
also s'stephen sweets Knialhele Liuimsut' blown
in the rfags Of each bottle, without ich ucue
genuine RICHARDSON q GO.i.
Sole prurrielora, hQruifh CT
For sale On Cleveland By Wu1. Alske, strong SO
Armstrang. and BY ail Druggist7. sep2lssladST
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-31
P AKIAN VAS ES,

q II q y a 2 y D,
elegant in design and workmanship
PARIAN FIGUREs AND sTArUETTEs.
The Greek sisre," mot cOlorodJ; The Cross Child
and "a Bad Example"
PARLAN and CHINA MATCH BOXES,
COLoGNEs, CARD BASKETS,
WATCH STANDS. &e., &C.
Also-Rsal, as well as Imitation
BOHEMIAN VASES and TOILET BOTTLES.
Choose whatever yOa like, or the length Of your
purse win justify.