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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
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dry Goods,
B1RG1IB5 FOR TIE PEOPLE.
1900 YARDS 4-4THS ENGLISH
lOOO Prints will DO reduced to-day, CMOnday)
Jun i'''''' " . GEMS Ell BALDWIN co.
DACIFIC LAWNS-WARRANTED
june5 S. RAYMOND & co.
nRESS TRIMMlNGS-WE ARE
now receiving a large assortment Of the latest
styles of Dress TTmmiRgg else inn I y hne .6 Si But
may2I i65 Superior, opposite Bank st.
DIJOU'S KID GL0VES-JUsT
purchased at auction, worth Sl,9o, selling at 75
cents. SMITH EZEKIEL \ BLAHD,
mayH 4 is superior 81
a IN COST FOR THIRTY DAYS
n s. RAYMOND & CO., will for sale at cost, for
the balance Of this month, all goods yet remaining
unsold at their store ls5 Superior street, among
"ii'H WIDE I'D 81 BIAek iIIitS MANTLE SILKS,
GIMPgRRE5 LACE E, TRIAMMINGSS,r BIZ y q SS,r, 70
SUMNER SHAWLS,
Just purchased at auction in New York, for about
half their value Thread LaGs EdfgHInTgid RfgHTdSS IS Co
DICH FRENCH PARASOLS-
Jun idRel5 g RETTBERG q HAUsMANNs.
NEW YORK JOBBING HOUSE,
No. $50 SUPERIOR ST.
T ARGE INVOICE OF NEW
Ia GOODS on the way from the East.
$50 dozen Hoop Skirts Sid at this Esta5-
lshmeHt in less than four mOnths'
and great quantities Of other kinds of Goods in their
ANY DRY GOODS sToREM THEsTATE
MEssRs. j. o. BROWN & SON
Have busines connections with the largest New
York Wholesale yObbing Houses, and are IN receipt
Of Goods to suit their
INCREASING LIST OF PATRONS,
consisting of .rr
DRY GOODS,
STAPLE FANCY ARTICLES, YANKEE NO
TIONs, JEWELRY, HARDWARE,
Umbrellas, PTasOls, Beautiful Dress Goods
FOR THE LADIES,
Broadclothes, Cassimeres, Cottonades, Gents
Summer Wear, Irish Linens, Toweling,
Table Clothes, Bleached Muslin
Brown Sheetings, Sewing
Silks, Spool Cotton,
Lawns,
CHOICE PRINTS,
RUBBER GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS for GENTS
and numerous varieties known to the New York
trade,
RECEIVED DAILY BY FREIGHT EXPRESS,
To which wo invite the attention Of all classes Of
Buyers, who wish to purchase cheap for cash and
save the exchange, insurance and transportation
| from Commercial Houses in the Seaport Cities.
NORSETS-ALL NUMBERS, AT
~ RETTBERG 4 HAUSMANN's.
CIHEAP LAWNS-ANOTHER
Lot Of cheap Lawns, Just received.
fnnel2 TAYLOR, GRISWOLD& co.
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N. II. SOLOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OFTICIAH.
Hoeps the largest assortment Of the most approved
EindH Of gPECTACLES. All his Glasses, whether
Tor near OF far sighted, are ground under his own
ln1pecon, By machinery Of new construction, with
the Bf4les care 90 as 70 suit the eyes IN ali cases.
curing " eakneas, Dizziness or Indammationoof the
eyes, and imparting strength for long reading or fine
sewing,
~ N. H. boLoMoNsOE would here inform the
public that he never employs any one in the sale Of
his Lenses.
81 Also splendid assortment Of SPY GIA AssEs.
MICROSCOPES, C0MPASSEs, &c, kent on hand.
81 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
no. 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
iobIT Nasr Fogg'g Crocksry Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31
ianlI No. 233 Broadway, n. y
Bachelors Hair Dye is sold by

CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. W. corner Ontario 81. a Public Square.
WIGSI WIGSl WIGSl--BATCH-
w ELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO q eharm-no turning up behind-no
Drinking on the head; indeed this Is the only Estab
nshment where these things are properly understood
and made 233 Broadway, New York.
jsnI7 W. FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
To THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER iEvEETEDi
NN1@-
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1EMtistr4.

A TKINSON AND BUTLER
IA Are now prepared 50 willing and Gbis to exc
hanical Dentistry, in the very best style, and
romptly at Nos. I5-17 Hofmans Block. opposite the
aw Post once marl5EtsI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31

Sanford's Liver Invigorator and Cathartio
Pills are for sale by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Druggists,
RIO s. W. cor Ontario 81. Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-31

US. CoURTs-JUDGE WnLsox-The case
of Mathew BOstwick for counterfeiting is not
yet concluded.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-30
VOL. XI.-NO. 81.
w E L l. =.

fThe following poem by Bulwer-a bitter
satire on fickleness-is supposed to paint his
own experienced
Midnight past Not a sound of aught
Through the silent house but the wind at his
prayers;
| sat by the dying fire and thought
OF the dear dead woman up stairs.
Nobody with me my watch to keep,
But the friend of my bosom, the man love;
And grief had sent him fast to sleep
In the chamber up above.
Nobody else in the country place
All round, that knew of my loss beside, ,
But the good young priest with the Raphael
face.
Who confessed her when she died.
On her cold dead bosom my portrait lies
Which next to her heart she used to wear,
Haunting it DER with her tender eyes,
When my own face was not there.
And said, THE thing is precious to me;
They will bury her soon in the churchyard
1t lies on her heart, and lost must be,
If l do not take it away
As I stretched my hand held my breath;
turned as drew the curtains apart
l dared not look at her face of death;
knew where to find her heart.
thought at first, as my touch fell there,
1t had warmed that heart to life with love;
For the thing touched was warm, swear,
And / could feel it move.
Twas the hand of a man, that was moving
slow
Ger the heart of the dead-from the other
side;
And at once the sweat broke o er my brow;
:" Who is robbing the corpse?" l cried.
Opposite me, by the taper's light,
The friend of my bosom, the man loved,
Stood over the corpse, and all as white,
And neither of US moved.
What do you here, my fried?' The.man
Looked first at me, and then at the dead,
:: There is a portrait here, he began;
There is-it is NINE" said.
Said the friend Of my bosom, "Yours, no
The portrait was, till month ago,
When this suffering angel took that out,
And placed mine there, know"
"This woman, she loved me well," said 1;
"a month ago." said my friend to me;
s.And in your throat" groaaed, "you lie ~
He answered, Let US see."
We found the portrait there, in the place;
We opened it by the taper's shrine;
The gems were all unchanged-the face
Was neither his nor mine.
lone nail drives out another, at least!
The face of the portrait there" cried,
s. Is our friends, the Raphael-faced young
priest,
Who confessed her when she died."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-30
SAINT PAUL, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1860

His face was pale and death>like, his eyes
started, but were motionless, and every word
he uttered seemed to issue from the very
depths Of his soul. The captains looks were
terrible beyond description-death left the
impress of ferocity upon bis darkened fea~
lures. How the maniac entered or left the
room she never knew his departure was as
noiseless as his entrance. So paralysed was
she with fear, that an hour eslapsed before
she could muster courage to call for help !;
but she thanked God, when the captains
cruel character became generally known
ashore, that she had been rescued from bis
alliance,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-30
GOING ALOTT-A TRAGEDY.

Captain Basil Hall, in his miscellaneous
writings, relates an incident on board of a
British frigate to illustrate the terrible
cruelty inflicted upon seamen, in the name of
discipline, during the early years of the pre-.
sent century. He describes timid boy
who was so cruelty lashed because he was
afraid to 60 aloft, that he became maniac,
and ever afterward appeared to act without
fear, running like monkey from masthead
to masthead and along the yards.
An old man. Of-wars man told the writer
of this the same story man years ago, with
a sequel which Captain Hall has not given.
The sailors story was in substance as fol-
lows:
A timid boy, about fourteen years of age,
hesitated to 60 aloft, by the captains orders,
was forcibly put in the main rigging, and
then bOatswain's mate was commanded to
lash him like dog until he learned to run
aloft. The poor fellows legs and arms
trembled, be grasped the shrouds, he cried,
he prayed the inhuman captain for Gods
sake to have mercy on him but all in vain.
The boatswain's mate was ordered to lay on
harder and harder, regardless of the boys
piercing screams, which made even veteran
seamen turn from the brutal scene in disgust.
His clothes were rent from his back, the
blood followed the lash, and still the tyrant
roared out, " Lay on boatswain's mate! :"
With one wild scream he sprang from under
the lash, and bounded up the rigging with
amazing rapidity. He doubled the futtock
rigging like cat, passed up the topmast
and topgallant rigging with undiminished
speed, Skinned the unrattled royal rigging,
and perched himself like bird alongside Of
the pennant which streamed from the mast
head. Here he paused, looked fearlessy
upon the deck below. All hands came up
to see him-his cries and cruel treatment
had already enlisted their sympathies, and,
if possible, had increased their hatred Of the
captain. -.
The monster was smiling complacently at
the success of his experiment be was one
of those tyrants who boasted that the cat
properly applied, could make men do any
thing. Still he was apprehensive that the
boy might destroy himself, and the circum-
stances be used against him at the A lmiral-
ty, where he knew representations of his
cruelty had already been made. The men
gazed in silence, looking first at the boy,
and then at the captain, who was seated at
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-30
The SPEAKERS PAGE.-A Washington
correspondent writes II

The SPEAKERS PAGE.-A Washington
correspondent writes:
At present the main stay of Speaker
Pennington is the page who stands upon the
right, youth of fine appearance, and some
thing near l9 years of age. This page was
first appointed to Office by Speaker Boyd,
and has ever since continued to discharge
the duties of page to the Speaker" among
which is now reckoned that of prompting
the Speaker in discharging his business.
He stands near the Speaker and directs him
in an under tone how to put every motion,
and how to decide points of order as they
rise, Thaddeus is known to all the pol
iticians OF the country as the most remarka-
BILE parliamentarian of his age living. With
the construction of the rules of order he is
perfectly familiar, and every precedent he
has at his fingers ends.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-30

ANNEXATION OF MAINE AND MICHIGAN
TO CANADA.-In the Canadian Parliament
notice has been given Of an address to the
Queen, praying that in the event of her re.
ceiving any proposition from the United
States for the purchase of any portion of
British North America, +" in order to show
Her Majesty's appreciation of the trading
propensity Of Congress, and the willingness
to indulge it so far as is consistent with the
feelings and interests Of her subjects in North
America, the Queen is prepared to receive
proposition for the acquisition Ky Canada
Of the States Of Maine and Michigan, or
either of them" 4 5,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

pie a, sssr Tom from probable Disgrace, las he
wfopsd think defeat1 and at the game time satisfy
Heenan's Nnaetir Pr'opfse. s8
don't fancy Mr.. bowling will gain much credit
from thinking dispassionate readers for his article
in Tomorrow Bells Life. He begs the question
piufnlly, in one way, and argues il very fesby in
the other. He is in fix--was so at the Ringside-
and that's why he is rassing heaeea and earth to
make 1erdtc = of Il He doesn't Insan 70 be
really unfair or snesking, but he dare not run
counter 70 the force Of that Tremendous Engishism
OF .teetsng which is the nlainstsy OF ms paper.
Then, all his most intimate friends have bet their
money on Sayers-sbet it by his advice and even
persuasion and they would never have forgiye.s
hin had he let tkeni in the hoe, when by streecn
OF authority il was in his power TO save them. ne
is also attached from long professional association
30 Sayers, anA could scarcely pc expected 20 ana
It in his heartTo despoil the brave fellow OF hou9fs
that little plausible stratagem could save tut
! yourself in Mr.. Dowlng's precise position. good
Spirit, and reflect on how you woald be aptso act.
The whole matter will be falty discussed enc day
next week and some conclusion most likely come
/ to- In the meantime, Heenaa is taking care Of
himself. and can be made iit to fight again In a
week He is in good spirits. though very indig-
| nant at having come five thousand miles to get no
more fair play than he received at his light with
Morrissey And spesEing Of Morrssey, under ,r
rows steamer. He is unpopular here now; and II
i what Hughes and his companions say be true, he
will find New York anything but pleasant place
to live in for some time to come. Haghes Co.,
/ are terrifcally mad They seem to have positive
sentiment Of affection for the Boy, and feel the
shameful treatment he has received than he
does himself Idenat know when they return to
your side, but if they do not very soon, they will
certainly kill Jack Macdonald with their kind at
tentions. They can't say or do too much for kim.
and promise him fortune II he will only go and
show himself in America, as the man who enabled
their pet to whip the British Champion and righten
John Morrissy out Of England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

q my initiate II y.
they sye al and being carried BY the wonder
leave the asd It's sssisses sway Read tho following
1855 Hair Rstose AND Which You
have published his vicinity elsewhere given rise
ssass u sss y my
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s9s assss,
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and only without gsod eject sa absolute
drsds have examined Win surprise g nov years
his fact You my taken Oh past week
received your favor of two quart bottles last which
Eass friends and thereby induced them
used With w ssk n asge has
sold BY many, fear, without authority you pure ari
& s saa I III
e. a. i ss ] s NIB
n Of q mistaken opinion Of ~ valuable
salts s,,a 1rsn na dear Nv ysnr is Ao RAYMOND
PKor 0. J. woop-Dear sir certainty doing you
fa we'll the result have
using bottle of your Hair Restorative After using every
kind of restorative axtant but without and finding
head nearly destitute Of hair finally induced
e Of your Hair Restorative Noy candor and Justice compel
to whoever read this that
new and bean u growth hair which richer and
handsomer than the original will therefore, take
son to recommend this invaluable remedy who feel
'---.'7.s.' REV. s. ALLEN BROCK
This testimonial Of appreciation for your
medicine as aware Of unsolicited but II you think
1t worthy place among the It, If wish not
destroy il, and gay nothing. Yours ETC., REV s. A. B.
The Restorative put mp boes Sizes VIZ Large
medium and small The small hods halt pint retas for
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twenty
cent In PROPORTION than the small
dollars per bottle The large hods quart forty cent
W00D CO.. Proprietors IA Broadway New York, II
Market street ST. Louis NO. and sold all good druggists
fancy goods dealers. s8fI
j. WRIGHT CO., Agents,
Il and l5l Charities street.
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Mothers.


Thousands daily speaking IN the praise of
DR. EAToNiS INF4NTILE CORDIAL
and whyf because fails afford relief
when given in time II by magic trial alone
will convince that what we is true, II contains
NO PAREGoRIG OR oPIATE
Of kind and therefore relieves by removing the seng
child instead of by deadenng its sensbies For this
comends itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teehing DIarrea Dysentery Gripping
in the Bowels Acidity 81 the Stomach WindCold in
and Group also for seenng the Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain 1t no equal
being sntipasodic used with unflng all
of CONFUSION other Fits As you the life and
health Of children and wish to them sad
bging consequences which certain the uss
Of narcotics of which all other remedies Infanie Com
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Infane Cor
dial this you rely upon perfectly harmless and can
not inure the most delicate insn Price . Full
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York
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Hood Food.

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANAIYzED always pre-
sents with the essential elements gives course
the True Standard Analyze the Blood of person suffering
from Consumption. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia scrofua etc.
and find in every instance certain deficiencies glo.
ulcs Of Blood Supply these deficiencies and made we'll
The Blood Food is founded upon this Theoyhence asonsh
ing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever Of the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption is also
the No for Depression of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from oFerUse General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution No. for Liver Complaints No g.
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption IT ia
taken by drops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what gain you retain The No Irreyu
aries Hyeria, Weaknesses See special directions for
this For Salt Rhrn, Eruptions, Scrofuous Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In all directions
strictly followed. Price Of Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT, No. 4O6 Broadway New
York ~. WRIGHT CO., No. 2ik Isl Chartres street o.
j. WOOD CO.. st. Louis No. and by all respectable Drug.
gists throughout the country.
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DR.. Hoofland's
NAN BITTERS,
And
DIR. Hoofiand's
DIR. IHoofiand,s
BALsAMIc CORDIAL.

BAL SAMIC RDIAL,
The great standard medicines present have
their popularity only through years trial Unbounded
satisfaction rendered them cases. the people have
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, DEBII..
rTY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS and a diseases arising dsordered liver
weakness of the and digestive organs speedily and
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BALsAMIc CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing that of similar preparation will cure
without fail the long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA. IsCrPIEsT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoNI
few doses win also At check and severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. @. N. JACKSON Co.,
No. AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa and BY drug.
gss and dealers in medicines everywhere rs cents pei bot
tie. The signature Of c. NJ jackson will on the outside
wrapper OF each bottle
the Almanac published annually by prorrietor called
EyRRYBoDY's ALMANAC you will testimony and COM
mandatory notices from all parts the country These Alma.
given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
q and 15l ohartres street.
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sANFoRD's
FER INVI TOR
Never Del,iIitates

Never DebfItafes.
compounded entirely from Gums and has become an
abished fact Standard Medicine known approved by all
that have used and resorted with confidence In all
the diseases for which Ii is recommended.
has cured thousands within the last years who had
given sii hopes OF relief the unsolicited cer
Gates In my possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament Of the indivd
ua taking It, such quantities 10 act gently on the
Bowels.
Let the dictates of Judgment guide you the OF the
Liver Invigorsor. and will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer Complaints
nysentery Dropsy Stomach pabual Costiyene Chec
Cholera Cholera Morbu Cholera nfantun Fatuence
dice Female Weaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. It Will Sick Headache.
thousands testify in twenty minutes IL three
spoonsn taken of attack. All who
1t are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix In the mouth with tho Insgorator. and swallow
both together 45-4#sz
Price, 81 per bottle.
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sanaford,s Family cathartIc Pilis,

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and put up Glass
Cases. air tight, end will keep in any climate
~ r,,, f,tbarc p;l, Is gentle and active Cathartic
which Inc proprietor used in his practice more than twenty
me increasing demand from those who have
long used the pills the satisfaction which al in
gard their has inacsd e ing feacn
Of all Profession wei ina' anesshi eathaftes act
an etiarent portions Of the bowels lEz5.ys5
Galharfic Pill has with due reference this we'll
esiabhed been senponned from variety Of The Rnrst
Jaw canal good and safe In all where fahac
E needed such Deangemen Of the Sonhch, Sleapiness.
over the whole body from sudden cold which fssqaenis u
ncgIece end In Of Appetip Creep
ne sensation Of od over the body Restessess
weight in the Head ali namaatoy Diseases Worms u
children Adults Rheumatism, Purifier OF the blood
and diseases which aesh is heir too numerous 10
mention In this Dose 10 g. Price Dunes
Liver Inygoaior Family Cahsrc PILLS sre retaed
by Druggists generally and kela BY the trade in all tbs
towns.
W. SANFORD, n. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor,
~ J. WRIGHT L CO.,
Wholesale gents,
rE And sold by every Druggist.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARDISG,
Roth Rough and Dressed. from the very bost YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber sale 10 lots suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARREf PRICE.
feisIy STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.