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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

I'BRASDRETH's PiLLs vs.. sARs1PARILLA.-
ous TWsnyro Cent Box q Bisnireih6 Pills is warrant
sd 10 contun pure Sarsspaa than dollar bolo
q sarsareulla An uho using para, e, them
~ BIandEeifs pills. Uni take osch HEht. Theesct
Wi Be fund superior % the hoed article. b1E Of the
LIFE ADDITION Pills warranted equal 70 two dollar
bttloH of SlTsapanlla Try 81 these Pills. whose main
active iugFesui is alkaoid q Ss1zrariia. Take pil
every h dag, who using the saraparilA tny
cthsr tonic remedies. Drop all these thirty daTs and
these pills tho place thereof during tsat time The
cost VII hs I ceus ald their voT.ha thousand dolor
Principal once. Ne. 19i Canal A. New York Sold By
A. Gardiner, No 2 superior street. Cleveland; and BY
J. B, Wheedou Hudsoa, and all respectable dealers tn
ussdicihHs fsl2sdhW
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IMPORTANT no FEMALES.
DR.. CHEEsRMAN,s PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTS In these Pills the result Of long and
extensive PTactiee Thsg mild in their operation and
certain IN eorreog al Irregularities, Painful Menzirua-
ttionI, removing all o5stcons, whether from cold OF
otherWiss hsadnshs pain the sie. palpation Of ths
heart, whites ali Affections, Mysteries fatigue
paia in the back and mbs &C, disturbed sleep which
arse from iulerruDtion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The II A thu treatment OF
those irregularities and Obstrucons which have consigned
many Thousands Of the young the besutu and the be-
oFed to 3 Premsiure Guve. No female enjoy good
eafh unless she is regular and Whenever Obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ers the ofsctual remedy Known for all COM
plants peculiar Ftas To all Glasses they iuvnl-
uabls 'H1eg u5ik CERTAINTY periodical regularity. They
are known 60 thous.nls Whs have used then disrsn
psTods throughout the country having the
Of the cliaszf DiSsieaaff AerIoa. Explicit dee-
hoas faag ulsa AsH fiey shoulf Be used with
each BgE.hs Iioe Oue Dollar eueh boz containing 40
Pills.
valuable pamphl be had free Of the Agents Pills
eHf by mall prOnpfg b7 enclosing price 10 the General
Aren't Sula bT Drugsisia generally
r. b. HUfCHINGS. General Agent.
l66 Chambers ST., New York.
Sold In Cleveland af Wm- Fisk's and Galgrd Ham
moRdb. dec7eOwd&W:R2O
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
DETRoIT, Mich, March 5.

At the Marshall, Michigan, charter election to-
day the whole Democratic ticket was elected by
100 majority. Democratic gain 200 since last fall
AT the Battle Creek, Michigan, charter election
to-day, the Republicans elected the whole ticket,
E. W. Psndill, Mayor By Sc majority.
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BRYAN's rASTFLFss VERbUFUoE.

m AZ . A-oA El=As2o fhshAAAF WI
Prom STATE Of y aina "a Baton Rouge.
Al know HEFAEs NERHIFuCE;
14sieleEs. harmless, death g. worms
OF All Eiz1a, kilds and form1f
Moih1rs feel. indeed, secure
hh this pzinlasS, peerless cure.
Pat up &c bottles, prieo * dineE
soldiby VA. FISKE md By STRONG ARM
ETnnEG. Cleveland fsbl6
DR Jas. MeCEINgOcE's PEcToRAL SYRUP.-
In the SEEMINGLY hopeless sl The earlier stages
chrunie lung complaints rhen the erughing is iucesssui
the throat oOzod VII mucus, ne chest sunk, the lungs
sore and The strength gune, this tiug, rAnquiEng
counior-iIrian d restorative, will FROM mpsad-
ing death
Prios sl.0a. sOd b. WA. FIsKE, and by STRONG &
ARMSTRONG. Clevtlana. fsb2
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MURDRRRn

DAYTON, o., March 5.
Michael Joyce, section boss on the Dayton &
Aenia road, was murdered in a saloon in this city
last night BY some roWdies who knocked him
down and stabbed him. The marderers are at
large,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

U. s. DIsrRIcT CoURT-JuDeE WrLLsoN -
Court met yesterday morning and adjourned to
this morning without transacting any business
But little business will be done until the commences
msnt Of the regular term, March 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06
FROlI HALIFAX.

hALIFAKI March ,.
The revenue cutter Daring has returned here
with the damaged mails Of the steamship Hun
garian, but brings no further news with regard to
her loss.
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sANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOP

NEVER DEBILIPATES.
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
nee FROM GUMS, and has become established fact
Staudard Medicine, known and approved bY an uhO haas
H. resorted 10 with coufdeuce In All fha
diseases for Fhich it IS recommended.
Il has curei thOuzandEI within the Iasf tuo vaars
who had given up all hopes yf relief the -umeruas
unsolicited certificates IN = ny possession ahOt
The dose must be adapted TO toe temperaenf Of the
ndviluai takingii and Is cd IN such quanr GGs
act gently the bowels
Let the dictaies Of youI@iudgmeuf Fude you In the
use Of he LIVER IN-ieIFIGsORATOR, ana it
will cure Live Cem-|g plaiut-, BilfOuH At
tneks, DyBpepsi az ChrQuie piaFrhoen,
y a m r I'm si>lP latnta, ID Dyse ute-
.Fys DFop8yg s0u ZStOmnehp HabIluai
COsfiVeness5 Choi-l-le5 Cholera Choie-
ra AlOrDnss Cnglefnsl n Ia nGumg Elhins
lemce, aundi c e ,l,s Female Reaknesss
and my BE- used sue = cessiulig as OhBlN A.
KY FAMILY MEDt- CINE. II will cure SICK
X A ID g n + las = thousands testifF.) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IfFefTWO Oh THREE TIA
sPOOHFULS ARE TAK-%lEN a. commencement Of
attack.
Az who use Il giving their tesimonT In ~ aFor.
~ NIX water in the M ulh with "a INVIQOHATOR,
anl svFzl allow both together
Ferice One Dollar Per Eorfle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

NV PAPER.-Messrs. Shankland Harmon,
Of Obsrlin, have issued the prospectus for q new
weekly, to be called ''The Lorain County News" I"
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BUSINESS NOTTCES.


u B-See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver
InVigoratOr.
y For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
Ccd Snuff, 60 to G. Dietz III suDeriOr-st.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH H.-The annu-
al renting Of unsold Slips in this Church. will take
place on Wednesday next, March 7th, at o'clock
P. NJ.
Cleveland, March 3. ls6O:273
n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels. &C., &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FO6e, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
YM.C A,-Aln persons having in their pos
session books belonging to the library Of the Y
H. C. A, are requested to return the same on or
before the 18th Of the present month. A iue Of
tel cents per day viii be assessed upon al
books retained after that date.
By order Of
mHru z7E LIB. Com. Of the YMC A.
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RIRR.


A fire at 4 o'clock tbs morning destroyed Union
Hall, on Summit street, two story building ad
joining, and q dwelling and saloon opposite, Loss
So 600 insured $1,000.
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PLAIN ANp oRNANFNrAI pRINTINo

~ Plsin and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done At The Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR once.
The latest improved and moa apd Steam Presses in the
best STYLE short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
teulsr attention paid blank werk Every description
Of Rindng DONE especially Blank Books LsdEor journals
Sales Books. Receiving Bools 30 ,Ae
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PROM WASHINGTON.

The National Executive Committee Of the Con-
stitutional Uplon party, have fixed on the 9th Of
May for holding the nominating Convention at
Baltimore
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SANF RD's
Family CathaFtic Pills,
COMPOUNDED IRON


Pure Vegetable Extracts, ald pat HP N GlasS
Cases, Air Tight, aRd lViH keep a asy eli-
nlGfe,
The FAMILY CATIIARTIC PILL Is gentle hut A.
tive Cathatc, Nhth the pr5pfieIor has used he bzo
ice than twenty years
The constantly inrreaElngi demand from those vi
have long used The PILLS and the satialactiou Whl
All express IN regard 70 thet use, haslndBcod msaopace
then within the reach VI rll 81
The Profession well thaf different Cuharticg sct
different u0rtiUns of the =. hoEela-
The FAMILY CA III A TIC l.
has. with due references to thg well sstablilhsd acts
been compounded from Tsrlety Of the pursat Neae-
table ELtracta, which act alike ever par Of TIE
allmsufary canal, and are > GOOD and SAFE tn all
cases where a Catharifc b : 'neeeedt Euch DE
RANgEMENTs o. the = eSTOM MACH. SLEEPl-
NEes PAINS IN THE BACK AND LOIa 8,
CO5TIF ENESS, PAlN@IAND SOhENESS ONEH
THE WHOLE BOD from sudden cod, Which
frequenflv II neglected, Z snd - long Of Es
YER LOSS OF Ape -,iTIf fE,a & REEPI Nc SEAi-
- TIONOF COLD OVER lFHE BODY, HESTI - IS
MS HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN TIE HRAD-
n Inhammstory Diseases, y Orms in ChildHsn AdllIs
Rheumatism Purfs Of The Blood and mzly Dis
20 which heah heir Tao numerous 70 mentol IN
this adveTtisomenL Dose. % 4
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ The Liver luVisgTAior gnd Family Clt1arilc pills
ressed By Druggists generally and sold wholesale b
the Trade al the large towns
MannfsctHraf and PropIieter,
iV7dEwR7 81 8rosdUay Nav
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION,

GALENA, March 5.
At the municipal election to-day. the whole dem
ocratic ticket except two aldermen vas elected
AVerago majority, $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

Board OF EDUoATIoN.-Regular meeting last
evening. Present Messrs. Stanley, Fogg, Rhodes
Vaughn, Reese, Paine Pratt
In the absence OF the officers Mr.. Stanley was
elected Chairman, and Mr. FOgg Secretary pro
tem
Several bills were presented and referred to ap-
propriAte committees or sent TO the Council
Two children Of Mrs. VIM. F. Smith were al
lowed TO be absent each afternoon after recess
Miss Carrie Scovllle was allowed to be absent on
Tuesdays and Thursdays after O'Clock P. NJ,
from MayaoRer street School. and Miss May Nor
ris allowed to absent herself from the HadsOn st.,
School on Thursday afternoon TO take music lee.
sons.
There being no further business, the Board ad-
iOurned for one week. q
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RON LRAYRNWnRrI

Major Hunts Battery Company n Light ArtiIe
~, stationed at Fort Leavenworth, has been OF.
dered % New Orlsans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

LlsRAaY ASSOCIATION BIErTiSa III Is hoped
that the members will not forget the meeting Of the
Association tonight at their Rooms. The Board
Of Directors have called Il for consultation, as vel
as to see ''of what spirit they are Of"
Last season the Association bad q Festival, q
brilliant and successful one: It has been suggested
that they have one little before the closing up Of
this year, TO help to rePlonish their Library, and
balance the books Go. then, one and all to the
meeting this evening. Encourage the Directors
and interest yourselves in sustaining in every way
yOu this enterprise, and thus ere long BY your
hearty cooperation, you viii make the Cleveland
Library Association. not only in honor to our city,
but a credit 10 the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

Police CoURT-JUDsE LAwRENcE.-The fol-
lowing drunks we're disposed of: Mary Jane Nc
Kse, fined $40; John 0'Nei, chain gang for 80
days.
For disturbance = Robert Murray, fined 50 /;
james sheahAn and Joseph Lantry,. fined So each;
Fred sOzy, fined s..
For larceny Maggie Dorsey, Ellen McDOr-
mick and Catherine Furst, sent to Jail for 30 days
for stealing pair of CATERS.
For assault:-sasan Butler, jail 10 days, on
bread and water; Samuel Wheeler, Eve days in
prison.
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NEW BOOKS AND PERIODI-

In GALS
Casell's Illustrated Bfblo-Part 2 IEc
Snce q Week-Part g. Ala
Emerson benneta Monthly for MsTch. lao.
BallOu'a Dollar Maz1 zine for Auail l0r
Milly Meyne o. Brot en- at last, BY J. y. Smith
1000 W0nderfal ThiHgssFAla -yeilouS Hare Curious
and Qaant enriched with kundreds Of Authentic illus
ttatiOa1, 81.
J9sathan Honsbrei By Sam Slick, r., 81
The Comic Moashl for April, &C.
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The Hallway.

Pro RArA-The Commercial of Saturday says
that q conference was held at Columhns On
rfursdEy Derw6en lew members Of the Legisla-
ture and several Of the leading representatives of
the Railroad interests Of the State, among which
were Messrs. L'HOmmedieu of The Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton; Clement of the Ohio d
Mississippi, and Hubby of the Cleveland COlum.
bus & Cincinnati. It is probable that no Pro-
Rata bin will be reported in either branch Of the
General Assembly dur ing the present session.
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n The Yoiaries Of Dissipation aud VIC,

~ Ihe y AQtalle1 uA Di-aif-eiUu eNe w
tina sua ran b. brsught 10 ooaEciun Of he error
uf she afs ana .avrd from weld u mental and bodily
vuria ~ Be- dihr The ujvcs eohtanod In that popular
vork. aHU1AN FRAtLrY. aF PHYSIOLOGICAL
REsEAncHEs," q b tsuad IN SIS dooninss, plain hut
inousrs dieiIut,s un, being beau fully nu.tra-
ted with eolora eugrsviusn bring everything home to
The eotcoTton "thath he who runs nav read"
sOlabl DI. BARRON, ,iai Hlsocker street., n Y. Price
25 celts Seat nee eFtry where.
C7-Soid also hy GAYLORD HAMMOND and WI.
FIsKE. Druggists, Cleveland, o. mari
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CITY & NEWS TTEMS
TUESDAY MORNING,MARCH Q, Is6O.

~ The Daily Morning Leader ih for sale At
HaWks', J. s. Matson's and Olmsted's news depOts.
At news depOts at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, ana
al Qtinlan's. IT'S Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

CoURT OF CoxHoN PLEAs-JUDeE BIsHoP.-
Sterling vs.. City of OfOlsveland, befO,e noted. No
tice for new trial pending.
WOTthingtOn Va. Rogers. Action to recover on
prOmisOry note. Tried to the Court. Judgment
for plaintiff for $l,O5l 25.
Morrison vs.. Craig. Action to recover value Of
personal property which defendant levied on upon
an execution issued BY Justice of the Peace, YER
dict for defendant.
Williams VS.. Backus. Original suit for IS. Af-
ter going through with divers and sundry trials,
Verdic, given for defendant.
Wagner vs.. Cummings, ct. al. Verdict for ds'
PENDANT for $I5,2S on counter claim.
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a9y2s " FIsKE,s. rs Superior st
That Professor weeds Hair ReSl0FQiiTS


That Professor weeds Hair ReSIOfaiiTt
WILL PRESRVE INFALLTRI.Y
b ,s ne gTSSsii Ast color q TIE ss # u.sd Two
sore the gray cover the bald Wh ss sTnainsn
aud preserve the scalp free from ali diseases 70 The Ersas
Sc 5Iasa jugs AtioTneys petols ClsTmsa
all over the world bear testimuBy that Dc not ~ to-
much in its favor Read the following end iudEs.
HfCHoRY GROVE. 81 CHARLES Co No N0s' Ig Iss7
PRoF. o, HooD-Dear sir: ssms lime Ian i1mmsr
s elects were % wonderful, feel it duty you a.
our title soa's head for some time had been prfsetl
covered with Sores and some called scald he1d The
seeing sufsrihEs ADVISED us 10 sSo ,oar Rs-f1.1
We did soEitA lhts hope Of sueees Bui eur EaT1rs
tAs dseass suirsJ, and urursaI ers5 6i 80
soo3 siataq cut and se can nov say that our W has
child We can, The efurs. sad do hereby rerorS1 ,r
GEo. W HIGGINBOTBSM.
SARAH A. Hl9GINBOTHAF
PEoF WooD-Dear Sir: ~ hair had. fUt Sexsral yssru
Sss 9sa S al5siy i gsy y ha.lh
ry in dressing IT,. When conmeIeed using y0BT HsiT
and hasrR co usd It's til within II three last Sses
q has turned % IT'S natural color, and assumed sonass
I2peaiion Or o o. any otRsr hags Used
purpose Of drsssIug or beaumg the hair Ho1 hEVs par
Mas. C. sYMoNDs
PRoF. Woop-Dear Sir: By the advice Of fTisud ot
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative ~
induced 70 ty t. had the fever some time ia5i nav and
nearly eseTT nar IN my head New ksir hes
come N great deal than was Nolhing bat
duty and sFmDathy that 4 1 70 to Oherg
gho are afflicted As have beel would induce me 10 give
this public Know Judgement Of the beus hel recsFsd
ir5ln Pref woods Iizir Restorative.
NOursresIsctfully.
=. a. r. JACOB5
1hs Rsst91 "a SIT 7lH Up II saiaisI S5iS i 5ir sSs
rutas ET dollar per bottles lb4 medium holds hast
twenty ser cent move IN proporo thnn the small re
for two dollars per bottle he large holds Quslt 20 e.
ceat more in proportion aud rsais for thrss dollars %
bOitls
o. J. WOOD co. .PToprtstors, No "a RrOadwaT N
York, and No. ia MarAet street 81 LOUIS, no.
And sold hT All nugcisfs nd Raner Cflds laaiae.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

PERsonAL-Mr. G. C. Hathaway has been ap.
pointed General Passenger Agent Of the Pitts
burgb, Ft Wayne Chicago Railroad, and win
take charge of the ticket department heretofore
under the management Of J. J. Hueston, Esq. He
will be located at Pittsburgh. Mr.. HuestOn retains
the charge of the freight department and will be
located at Chicago
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

LIVE STOCK VIA ALLENTOWN TO NEW YORK
An arrangement went into effect yesterday Qhe
5th) between the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
the New Jersey Central Railroad Company, and
the companies owning the intermediate roads,
whereby cars belonging TO the irst named Comps-
ny, loaded with live stock destined for New York,
will run via Reading aud Allentown direct to Jer
sey City. The charge for transportation Of live
stock this new route is TO be pro rated among
the different companies, according to the miles Ol
road used between Pittsburgh and Jersey City; the
distance between Pittsburgh and Jersey City, via
Allentown, is 43l miles. The distance between
Pittsburgh and Jersey City, via Philadelphia, is
AS miles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

RAILROADS OF NHw YoRK-From the Report
Of the State Engineer we learn that the entire
length Of railroad now laid in the State or under its
charter Is 1850 miles. Excluding city railroads
the length of road in operation Is ,527 miles OF
double track including zdngs, there is O56 miles;
and of branches 492 miles. The number Of loco
motives employed is 74s.
The average rate Of speed Of passenger trains
when in motion, during the past year has been a.
7s miles per hour. The average speed Of express
trains in motion has been 3O.4l miles per hour
The average weight, in tons, Of passenger trains,
exclusive Of passengers and baggage has been
7Ols; and Of freight trains, exclusive Of freight,
1866.
The number Of miles run by passenger trains
during they year has been l3,4sl, SIT; excluding
city roads, 6,2s5 665. Of passengers Of all classes
there have been carried 81, ,4sO, ,7z Of which 80 :
24s, ,os9 have been by street cars in cities. The
miles run by freight trains in the year Is reported
1854, 49, and the number Of tons Of freight car
Red :, $50 2s3. The total movement Of freight or
tons carried one mile, is stated 433, 1854
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

JUDGE FOOTE.-wOlfvs. Campbell Vsrdiotfor
plaintiff for $I,Ol2 90.
RainsS vs.. Heath. To recover damages for as
sault and battery. Verdict for defendant
Cummings vs.. Miller. Verdict for plaintiff fol
SlO7,5O.
Graves rs. Congregational Church at Chagrin
Falls. To reform contract made July 20, ls4S
and for further redress. Submitted to Court.
Summit County Bank VS.. Gordon. On trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

PRoBATE CoURT-JUDsE TILDKN Thomas
Douglas, assault and battery. Case dismissed.
Lsandsr Foster, same offence, $40 and 10 dayl
Imprisonment
David Russell, same offence, recOgnizance for
feited.
Lewis Maude, petit larceny, dismissed.
Joseph FrOgls, same offence, discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

Tosa. ENswoarH @. oel sgPsIia- 3 SC
ET-HoLLowAy's PILLS AND OtNTnENT.-The
Ehuir ob Ig Pence ds Leon and bis companions sought
invain Ils tha hei wate Of rsiavanosceneo amid tho
oraare rrogtsun aaaey meads of Florida. It was iei
Tor Holloway ls oyetho aniiioio to coughs colds
asthma, gsroa log ulcs burns, soalis ae IN ha
admFsbs remedies ofPs and Ointment which hsve been
astonishing ths world ar upwards Of shy years. BY thei
nirslous ouTes ia eyory type Of aisoaso.
~ soi ty al Du7rls, Al Sc, o. and 81 per boa or
vof mari
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BY TELEGRAPH,

kepoFTCd by The Union feIeEFapk,
OFFICE, wARGNa's BLOCK, coRNER % BANK AND
sT. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

q For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
ed Snuff, 90 to R G. Dietz III suDerior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06

See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver
InFigoratOr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-06
BrtriaI Nelifts.

~ For Gas FiTtuFes ana Fitting, sPPly at
Eosa. ENswoarM 8 co. CoI. sap.Lia- 8 saases =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-17
FROM the London conrt InnrnaI.

SEARCH FOR AN ANCIENT MoDEL.-It
is stated that the first Earl OF Worcester, of
the days of Henry VIII, invented an engine
the original model of which has never, up to
the resentmoment, been discovered. Through
the deepest researches Mr.. Woodcroft detained
undenable proof that the Fart of Worcester
desired in his will that this model should be IN
TERED with him, and actually in his collin
Therefore Mr.. Woodcroit's next step was to
obtain permission to have the coffin opened !;
but before that could be done, the whereabouts
had to he discovered, and no one knew any
thing about it. 1t was not till the other day
that, coming across an old manuscript, he
found an alusion made to the coffin Of Charles
Somerset, first Earl of Worcester, and that it
was buried in a vault which had fallen in, and,
as the writer observed, was never likely to be
beheld by mortal eyes again. This manuscript
is upward OF one hundred and fifty years old
therefore it may be imagined that to find the
spot where the earl is buried was difficult
enough that, however, has been accomplish.
ed, and Mir. Woodcrott, having obtained the
Duke Of Beaufort's permission TO open the cof
fin, is only waiting the necessary permission of
the bishop to do so. The duchess has signi.
fled her desire to be present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-17

BosroN, Oct. l6.-rhe weather is propi-
tious for the republican torchlight demonstra,
ton 10 light, which is the greatest demonstla-
delegations from each New England state, and
from every principal city and town in Massa'
chusetts, swell the procession to several thou
sands large proportion of the houses on
the route are brilliantly Illuminated