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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
HIaHER MATHEMArIcs.

HIGHER MATHEMATICS.
Davies Bourdons Algebra.
Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying.
Gillespie's Land Surveying.
LOOMS Treatise on Algebra.
LOOMS Elements OF Algebra.
L0onhs' Trigonometry and LOFarithma
LoomiH' Elements OF Geometry.
LOOMS Analytical Geometry.
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Algebra, Second Part.
Robinson's New Elementary Algebra.
Robinson's University Algebra.
Robinson's Geometry.
Tuwor's Algebra.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
8mildets.

nROOKS S. O. q E. W., BUILD
D ERs. Also n Manulactgrer1 ei po2rss Blioeli
* Dr1rketn and en- klnes d Scroll -saEi1g and
Como work Particular attention paid % tilt,ng
IIp Storas Factory on Division street. n9et Sentsa
Biock, Cleveland, Ohio. holSeel
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eug4

A PPLE PAREkS-WHICH PARE,
III Gore and slice-what every family should have.
C0LWELL CO.,
aug4 IB OntRiio Ht.
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HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,


For lubricating and burning, Cat wholesale Only.)
j. j. ROCKAFELL0W,
General Agent. oHios on Q. q P. Pier, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

LAYING T0OLS.-SYTHES,
III snsths, Rakes, sythe-stones, &C., for sale By
h. X. RAHkOLDs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

g. J HussEY, Pittsb'g J. G. HUssET. GEo. SINCLAIR.
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
IOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
Balinevile and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for snlithing. Office the esst side Of the Ceve-
land Pittsburgh X. h. Coal pier, Cleveland, Ohio.
Orders LEFT AZ Hussey q McBride's (Winsiow's
Marahonanl VIII rno-lre ur1Lnnf atlenLInn. 1eclL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

DLATFORM A NJ ID COUNTER
Soales-large and small sizes, Spring Balance
0r Grooers, Butchers and Families. scales, Steel
yards and Patent beams Tor heavy draughts, for sale
bY COLIN ELL q 90,
Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
PHYsIoLoGY.

H1 SlOLOdI.
Cutters First Book in Physiology
Cutters Physiology and Hygiene.
GOldby's Vegetable and Animal Phygioiogy.
uitchoOck's Anatomy and Physiology.
lockers Human Physiology.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
5tarlmate.
DREPARE AGATNST FIRE.

tyhEHAhE AUAlNSI HIKE
Constantly on hrid and for sale by the agent at
his depot, No. % superior street, large assorIment
Of those Justly celebrated WlLDEh'S PATENT
EALAMAEDER SAFES, 70 which tie attention OF
the public Is called IL. X REYNOLDS.
fahaffw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

The PAIN KILEE Is By universal consent allowed
q have won for itself q reputation unsurpassed In
the history Of medical preparations Ita n5tantane-
Gus elect In the entire eradication and extinction
PAIN, In AL It's various forms incidental 70 the hu-
man family, and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony Of the masses n its avor, have baan and
are It's own best advertisement.
What stronger proof Of these facts can be produosd
than the following letter. received unsolicftef from
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

Sc Frinte9 DiTeci0ns.

taken internally should b adulterafed With milk sr
water, or made into syrup with msiaHGs. Eor q
Cough lev drops on sugar eaten viii Be- mor8 ei-
iectivo than anything else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
kkhh1 DAVIS
VEGETABLE. PAIN KILLER,

TIE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGElll
TAKEN INTERNALLY IT
Cures sudden Colds, C0ughs, fc., Waak8tG1-
ach, General Debility, NurHiug sor8 Mouth, saf9T.
LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia 0T Indige1ii0n, CramP
aud Pain In stomach Bowel Complaint, Raintoril
OOlic, Afiatlc Cholera, Uiarrhua and uy1ruterT.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY CUREs
Feloua, Rolla and Old sores sFur8 Barns and solfs
Cuts, Bruises ard spraius, Swelling 81 the Ioinfr
kinTWorm and Letter, Broken Breasts, Frustaf
Euut and Ohillblaina, TOothache, Pain IN the Flra
Eauru1rin and Rhaumnffnnr
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9apEt 3Lanainas.

ITO BUY CHOICE CORNICES
cheap, go to NJ. CARSON 8 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

TRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
H. K RAYNOLDs,
srrnarinr afraaf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

To avoid imposition, obser the signature and
likeness OF DR., stephen Sweet on every label and
also "Stephen Sweets Infallibla Linlment' blown
in the glass Of each bottle, without which none arc
genuine. RICHARDSON CO,
Sole PrOprietOrs, Norwich, CT.
For sale BY all Druggists. sep27. ligsdi-yT
For sale II Cleveland BY VIM Fiake
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

ACKNOWLEDGED THE GoRs.-A neighbor missed
corn from his garner and his suspicion rested npon
reckless fellow whom everybody called sam u
The corn was kept in a chamber over the kitchen.
adjoining the woodhouse, toward which the cham,
Der was left open and accessible by ladder.
fhe victim Of this midnight /" theferyh as another
neghhor calls it, determined to satisfy himself con
corning the identity of the thief made temporary
bed upon the kitchen floor and lay down to watch.
About the hour when ehurch-yards yawn.n he
was aroused from partial slnmber by the rafting
ct the ears OF corn overhead, when he suddenly
called out at the top of his voice
I. Sam ~
Hello = responded the thief, taken entirely or
his guard by this sudden call
Don't take more than a bushel y,
two in the bag already e
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR TEIE CONTRACT


, for paving with square blocks Tehoupiouas street from
Nuns to Josephine street.
block shall be Of good granite any respect inferior
In quality the granite obtained from Boston They shall be
inches width and less than twelve more than twenty
long and less than nine inches in thickness They
50 rs to make tight joints and the tops shall be dressed
fiat and free from Jumps The blocks adjoining the gutter
sides to be laid dagonay from the erbsones bordering
the sidewalks
Boston, They shall be from twenty thirty inches long
inches wide and not less than eight inches thick They
shall be well guarred having parallel sides
make tight joints and the tops shall be perfectly well
hs%ed and dressed otherwise they shall te rejected
well hewd and dressed beve dressed the answer the
slope Of the sides from three TO six feet long from eighteen
thirty inches wide and in no less than four inches thick
ness.
feet long two feet wide and not less than six inches thick with
that the joints will diagonal with the street 81
The fsgtones for the sidewalks shall be Of North river blue
stones OF the best qanly rubbed fooled surface
half dressed smooth surface and having rubbed ionts M
agstone shall measure less than three feet square by two and
lake bricks of the best quality - ~ i 10
half inch in diameter. - - - INV anu
The sand shall be clear, sharp sand of large grain.
The plates for the tops Of the bridges at tho If
the shall be Of the cast non ourh sa,ar ~
term length and thickness those Camp street and two
MANsER IN WHICH THE WORK SHALL ne Exyrprrp - The
Ga shall BE- taken by the contractor aud read if
shall be substituted in their stead The new MD iii
shell be set according the lines and grades to he given IN liz
SURVEYOR in good joints and in workanlika manner They
Shall Be duly inierpered in lengths from three to six feet
throughout the work and each clfbonc shall have ope Of
sidewalk and shall also be sody hxed and backed in the
approved manner Apernres for draining lots shall ba nicely
cu through the same by the whenever required BY
the Surveyor. ~
The crossing shall be laid according the lines and
grades % be given by the Surveyor good joints
oest manner bed Of london gravel and sharp
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8sh 0rLsals laIIp Grssttnt
NoNpAY MoRNINC, MARcH ). Isso.
wuR enUsApRR,s nRYUns.


MONDAY MORNING. MARCH S, 1880.
xHE 6RusADRR's RETURN.
Es n Fhoni keep M ane INV iadys dear "
the bold Crusader cries:
Azltrust thy aaeye dear to me, :,
Bis brother false replies.
e 3Tnst har I'd tne; III secret bower
She III witt my danisels stay.
0r ~ in hall with lordiy DANES,
And fare as well as 1hcy.p
Few days had pass'd, and gay to view
M ~ Raouet's courtyard fair,
Nl dlld With mounted Red. Cross Knights,
< ~ hose banners stsean'd in air.
Ere far had rode that castles lord.
I'll His spUnsa had iaarn'd 10 weep
it0M those proud robes for holden gray;
tio forth and tend my sheep!ss -
Oh brother dear, the sheep to tend,
D Aaasi know not how, q
s$F a IN tend shEep thou BIZ never Iearu,d.
NV lance shall teach thee now =,
Ia 6exen live:long years beside her sheep,
5s Ihe 8ad one Wept ID rain;
'a sSs All ssys1s years ma forget W weep,
|s8s 4 na xNeetly sung again.
M 81 with her songs the mountains rung.
!, 4 q s Z 7 ~ III! came fi1ing near
.a ~ n M sJ pAEe fhe reins ~ flung,
sltfes & y hose that voice hear
= 8, y. 4. -
il Si1 " SILVER go1ce seven years have past,
81 S2syen weary PEARS, frow
7 3 ss q mae eaIs Il sounded last
isgen as bear II now
3 s il ss.< j +. &c. y 4,
sssss Szes2 IN s % thee, mountain maidi
4 .sYzs ~ Ser 81 sounds 70 gay,
ls ss!ll snoa mast % sing SO clear,
y $780, "a i, 3, " j.
nA ls wen y aave--to God be thanks
y es s,R ZOE se what ne gave and took
i1 3s.S s: en crust !. broke my fast,
85S$ u II. III. sss ss3 Il
aS SSSf9 Ae.t me, iaar asrnsel !! can lodge
= ~ ~ s; yc9eer l9rely nall e
yes! you,h ind fair lodging there,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
SPECIFICATIONS FOE TIE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
diehinS and grading GENTLY road from the PonchHrtIun
bitches three feet vide AZ The eighteen inches wide
GENTLY road from lie Railroad %U 10 wi
plantation In accordance With the lines be City
straight line, and weiles and srnoqtfed of.
ne roa%ay between hs bitches shall be twenty feet In
rounding q be by the City Surveyor the filling
s@o s 'G aa ao s aea e Which he q
found said roadway shall by contractor at
and completed and said surface of the when completed
shT be ge even ana aot shall be rejected
Inc whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction
work required to perform the work shall be fur
contractor be so commence the work in the ten
Council and complete the ninety days ater
penalty Of ten dollars for each and day thereafter
Security $500 required 10 guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract
Payments to be made in cash on the completion each and
syeTy twenty acres q Tie work nnd acceptance Of The same by
cent Of the amount Of each settlement until The completion
il well understood case Of failure by the contractor
e begin Or finish the Mor Sy Part heEeS within The
in which the work being executed the Council shall have
right anna the contract without putting The CONTRACTOR II de
applying court Of Justice to annu the and without
dehy and u is ao well understood that the
shal at time abandon the work. finish
complete ts in Uniformity with hiseonact the
shall oe all claims he may have ter amy part Ct the work
the city shall DO thereby discharged from and all liability
Pc reod the and his securities shall DO held
bound in odo pay unto the city all loss difference between
form the work and the price which be adindcated
Bids 10 be per running whole work com
pete, bitches and roadway included.
~" Signed, Lofts n PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
S SIEasa, Ro {. yH HSyahR scaarnen
fe25 ii HENRY DUREL for Comptroller.
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an irish waiter once complimented salmon ii
since that fish was walking around his real estafs
Wla PA hands In his pockets, never draining VIVA
pretty inyitashun he'd have to line Won eentle.
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SPEcIFIcATIoNs for, the contrac. for at

SPECIFICATIONS sH,L & "a for the contract for at
\ St. John Al Teemachus street. ''iT ~ VI
Tle bridge sha b delivered 70 the contractor whatever
and il shall he the duty tho contractor within thirty ays
by removing al wo6at deeayed and rotten lumber and sub
tuns N is stead Lumber Of the dimensions Of The
best quality IN taking out and removing parts of The mn.
chinery which broken and substituting ii
IN furnishing aud replacing parts Of he machinery which
may oe and in giving to The whole wood aud iron
o. sad bridge usually painted three good paint
on Of such suitable c9lQs The Street may select
his contract TO keep the bridge constantly good repair and
condition and At The exPira ion Of said coae. lie
same TO the city in complete good order condition
The contractor shall bind keep constantly in attend
open aid bridge as often as may he necessary nq nsa he
sha furnish ~ a etc which may be required keep
All damage which may ad bridge through the neg
genee ineapaey OF the contractor shall repaired paid
contractor shall be fined in the sum of ten dollars far eb
and every neglect Of duty said e bJ Comp
tfaer ot Of any Of the monthly BE- said
Security 70 amount Of se0 shall be required guarantee
to be made monthly the certificates of the
tits well understood case of failure by the contractor
ed 6Sed n c Nv @ n Rs sn9ss within n ps
ner in which the work being executed the Council shall have
the right to anna the contract without putting the
applying court Justice annu the Same md Win
out and it is also well undsFstood that il
complete ihs sumo II conformity VIII, is contract said
work he date Of the abandonrnen lie city shall
s1 thereby I'D dssgFged from any and all liability Therefor
Eeod The contractor and his security shall be held bound
price which contractor originally contracted q perform
The work and hs P5ce at which may be aiudicae
The be sdjadfeatsd date from the
70 be for lie whole Wo tis complete e94st4's0''
y Dc COMMITTEES Streets and Landings d both
iss$ssI Hs ;. yHHGSTTa aaR. oheispsa
Iszs l2.-.------IENa Y puEEL. 70. Comptroller.
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mo. 4afa.l.


Resolrsl That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied to adndcate contract the lowest bidder after ten s
notice n the official journal for paving with square blocks
iconplionas street from Nuns Josephine street. accord
ance with specifications e in the Surveyors etce id adj
Council. - ~
[Signedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl j. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Feb. 10, 1860
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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SPECIFICATION For THE CONTRACTS

Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY Oh, Of March,
VIII adindce at Office at IL o'clock NJ the above conact
leo II VI nUPLESSIS, Comptroller
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAyoRAIsTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Half, March 5, 1856
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.

i MAsaRAl3r I'M, 1 ,ssi NE ss 0klsE f5s, 2
/ Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.
mo. 1881
Reolra That the COMPTROLLER be and he "a hereby author
ised to adjpdcate lowest bidder for eech separately
in ,en days notice tha official Journal contracts
u liz hs Surveyors once ad hs u
dciea y BE- shre to the approval OF rejection Of the Com
soasc, for paving with round stones tiasaae stree,
contract ior making brick sidewalks boeed by curb
stones and wooden te the west side q Ars street iron
svsnns, from Gosdchlarsn to urauhart street.
contract for paving with round stones Willow street
''G searse FOR making brick sidewalks boee by curb
Snsi m Ssass s q he bss z
contract for making brick Sidewalks bordered by curb
stones and wooden cutters on both sides OF Gase street. from
contract making brick sidewalks. bosered by cnrb
P md Sod Ps rs en- the east sae oil ST.
\ ''s' ISiruedi JOHN T. MONROE,
4 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Si;nedl j. O. NIXON.
ms n5p''' isiassdi ~ GERARD sTITH. Mnyor.
mo. 1851
Resoeed That the Surveyor he hereby authorized
have removed without delay The old frame shsaty opposite
station and now taking up room required for commercial pur
i'S's- Isicuedl JOHN t. MONROE,
President Board q Assistant Aldermen
ISgned j q. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
ms s'',e fssnedi = -, GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
mo 1851
Reolee That the Surveyor be and hereby authorized
rebuild the bell tower the Woods Cotton Press
having reported by him totally unfit for the pur-
poses designed provided the does hundred
and fifty dollars.
Isignedl JOHN r. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
mS Stencil GERARD sTiTH. MAYOR
No. 1851
Rolee That the Street Commissioner he hereby
instructed to have lamps placed and lighted nightly
west side Of Eysan Fields street between Greanen and Mo-
Isignodl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSigned] j. o. NIXON,
Approved March g. 1860.
rs IsIgnsdl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
mo. 1881
Reso're That the Street Commissioner hereby instructed
TO have gas lights placed both sides of Claiborne street. from
Canal to Elysian Fields street.
ssn'a President Bs soa ! a, hoSR assmsn
fSigned ]. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 5, 1860. g
ms lSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
mo. 4990.l
Resolred That the Commissioner DO and he IS hereby
authorized to instruct the contractors for cleaning the Second
from the said Districts in the ponds White from Espa
made to LspeyroIse street. to filling Of said ponds
iSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
f& tSigusdl JOHN 7. MONROE,
PRESIDENT li Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[signedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
m5 Wm sALoNoS. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

SPECIFICATIONS FOR TrJr r,rrr.,,, !. -,
~ for paying with square blocks Natches strss i

Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, 10th inst yin,
~ - - ~ - LUG ", the above contract
".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

a sNAKE SFoRY.-"D During the Florida wars,
s n ne speaker, was with the American army.
q game In passing through swami saw so n,ss
Ihng Anew feet ahead of lying upon the ground.
wn,en mad every appearance of log, being about
tol.y leet length andabout one foot in diameter.
e POSITIVE was that it was log that paid M
attention 70 II; the fact il would have sworn m
before court OF justice that it was q log and
nothing ese You see, | have never heard Of
snakes growing to such huge dimensions. and the
TACT IS never should have believed itif had
el, ne continued, 9 between me ana the
leg eas took y TO bel was iry place, which
the butt Of my gun on the ground ahead of me and
springing upon it. lit right on top of-what do Won
"A boa-constrictor 3 said one.
No.
IAN anaconda, y said another.
g No.
!. What could it have been?H said a third.
Just what ! supposed it to be--a log ,,--saii
L HH. q Il 9
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CoMPTRoLLER--.-1OFFIlICT,yIlAT.

EOMFTNoILER's 0FFinE,
New Orleans. February g. 1850.
mo. 1881
ihatthe Comptroller be and he Is hereby authorized
" huaaieae the i've following tho lowest bidder
for each separately after days notice in he official journal
Nm work e be performed II accordance with specifications
wy ana me be subject approval
or rejection Of lhe Common Council VIZ
eonrnet Tor lighting the oil lamps of each the fonr
cis Oh me city four contracts, separately year.
three years 70 date from the signing Of said CONTRACTS
y contract Tor attending and keeping repair bridge
on bayou s. John at Telechus street one year from tie
18th August, 1850 ' ~ 49, ~
Signcdl JOHN H. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl j. o. NIXON
80. -. -. President Board Of Aldermen.
isisnedl GERARD sTfrH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on FRIDAY 9th of March next
tract. - 49, 49, ~ wa
fe25 LIT v. DUPLEssIs. Comptroller
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.IAcoBs, ART. GALLERY, 8 eAMr STREET

me subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
thus Dagnerreoype Ambroype and Photograph
ry established in 1872 that he has secured years
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
st returned from Europe with all the late
portraits Of the finest finish.
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil eolor ivory MATERIAL
50 as 10 suit the taste and price Of ALL will be taken
pasabe style Photographs from life from other pictures
public OF private buildings of machinery will be taken of
any size required either pain painted.
Inc best artists in the United States employed and all
vert done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
fhe Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
works OF art and yeTtu and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited visit IL.
o24 6m L, 4 IIPNAN
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT

Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY the 9Th inst
will adjudicae my office at IL o'clock NJ the
tract NV
1t Ie 55{4585s8 ", DUPLESSIS. Couptroller
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Biographical Sketch of g the American
SaDison.,

Or. G. B. Windship was born in Roxbury, Mass,
Jan Y, 1854 lie is the son of physician DR.. g.
d. Windship, the fourth physician in direct line.
Ills great grandfather, Amos Windship, was sur
geon as well as physician, and in the former ca
pacity served in the frigata Alliance, Of the SQUAD
ron under the command Of Com. John Paul Jones.
his mothers maiden name was Barker She was
descendant of the Vernon family, Of Haddon
Hall, Derbyshire, England. His physical strength
was evidently partly inherited AT no period of
his life has he found a person of his size who was
match for him in a trial of strength: but his
strength was not absolutely great until he had
followed system Of training for several successive
years. he considers himself at the present mo-
hard laboring man. He became gy1nnast in his
seventeenth year, when Freshman at Harvard
College, and 50 he continued until he graduated in
s54 From that time until he graduated at the
iedical School OF the Harvard University in 1857.
e was gymnast at intervals
Since then, while practitioner Of medicine. he
as Kept himself IN constant physical training with
he determination of becoming the strongest man
nat ever existed in spite of his being but feet
iches in hight. and l43 pounds in weight Both
q stature ana weight are slowly but surely in
reasIng under the compulsion Of a method Of /
raining which differs essentially from any other in |
ogne. Its efficacy may be judged from the fact
lat It insures for him an appreciable gain in
trengtii day by day and year by year, which can. 4
q, ne thinks DO said Of any other method Of
He gave lecture on /" Physical Culture, in the
iusc Hall, Boston, on the Sth Of last June. and
epeated it In the same place on the 18th Of the
anne month. The lecture on each occasion was
lasuated py leafs OF strength, which seem every
where to have been very favorably noticed by the
,ress, the Loudon Times calling him the q Ameri-
an sampson" He intends to lecture and illus
rate nnrlng the lecture season of 1860 and also Ia
2aD1lh ilIsle pook explanatory Of his method Of
: foWier q Wells chronological Almanac.