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ARRIYAL oP TEE FULTON.
NEW YORK, May l2

NV 1oRki nay A@'
The steamship Fulton has arrived ct New
York with dates Of ths ID from Liverpool!
The Niagara arrived out an the 3Oth.
The Anglo Saxon arrived ct QuesnstOWn
or the I'd. ~. ..---. 80
The ship Neptune, from New Orleans, went
ashore at Wexford. Cargo likely 20 be saved.
f3OO,OO0 Australian gold has been receive
in England.
Montemolen and Brother propose 20 recognize
the sovereignty Of Queen Isabel.
The bank of Belgium had reduced its rate Of
interest to three per cent Discount market
easy a. Al.
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton on The
2stb.
The ship Garland from Liverpool to Que>
bee went on CampbeItoWn rocks, and It Is ex-
pected she will be q total wreck
French Commercial afairs-market very
dull
The English government is negotiating for
the Great Eastern to Lay cable between Sing.
apoor and RangOon.
The Chimes are determined to dispute the
passage Of the allies to Pekin. Fourteen miles
Jf iOrtifcations and 100000 men are in arms.
It is said France proposed 70 Switzerland to
relinquish her rights in reference 70 the neus
tralized district Of SavorY, for $4,000 OOOf
The Bishops of the Romsgna have received
prohibition against taking any part in the re-
cepiiOn Of King Victor Emanual
The correspondent Of the Journal Des De:
bats was ordered to leave Rome by the Pope,
but obtained delay Of 20 days
AdViees from Naples say the royal troops
attack the insurgents intrenched in the village
of CaEini on the 18Th. The fighting was des-
Psrate and continued for the three following
days, when the government troops received re-
ceived Feinforcemsnts and compelled the in
surgets to retire to Portedice, leaving 250 killed
behind. The papal troops had 300 killed.
The town of tCarini was pillaged and set fire
to Gfeat misery prevails at Palermo
Since the execution Of Is insurgents on the
26th, Neapolitan soldiers were surprised and
hanged at Carini
Letters assert that the Nespolitan army
amonted to l60 600.
The Porte has concluded loan with a great
Greek House at Constaniinopls for f700 600
Tom Ssyers was received 1t Liverpool on
Monday with immense enthusiasm. The null
tituds took the horses from the cab and drew
him IN triumph from the Railway station TO
Talbots Hotel. Several testimonials were
presented, including q splendid cup worth EDS.
The crops present a promising appearance.
Orders have been given by France to execute
the plan Of railway from Nice to Genoa.
Breadstuffs weather favorable for crops
causing but little inquiry. and prices weak
Flour-Easier rates unchanged.
Wbeat-Quiet; LAID lower; red l0sSd g l Is;
white IlaI2s4j.
Com-Dun and Sd lower; yellow 95s6d a
36s; white 96s6d 37s.
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Two Prize FIrhrs Ye.tsrasy .

The Sighting mania has reached Cleveland, and
yesterday two prize fights came of near the city,
uuder the following circumstances;
An American named sickles, living near War
rensvlle, had had ssme difficulty with an English
mau named Price, living in Orange. This Difficult
u they resolved 10 settle by an appeal to the bru
talites of the Prize Ring The proposed meeting
wss arranged for yesterday, but was kePta pro-
found secret from all except the fancy" and so
well was the secret kept that probably not twenty
persons in the city have known of If until nnw
Yesterday morning the parties proceeded to 40
open space in the woods about quarter Of mile
west of WarrensviIle, where the fight came off,
sickles is q large man, weighing about 100 pounds
Price weighs about $50 pounds, Seven rounds
were fought, lasting thirty minutes, when victory
was declared for Sicklss.
Before the parties left the ground, another fight
was made up between q brother of this Biekles
and another Englishman. who teaches bParring aI
WarreusvilIe The former is It. 8 in, in height
aud weighs 40 pounds. The latter is 5 # in
weight the same. This fight lasted fifteen minutes,
five rounds being found. Sickles has but Ons eye
aud his anita yonst did his bestt shut this up, but
sculd no. reach it. His second advised bin
where 10 strike, which advice be followed and wou
the battle.
A fight was arranged upon the spot between the
arst sickles and the father of Price, for SloO ia
come of shortly,
Such way of spending the holy time OF 4
Christian Sabbath, would disgrace cannibals, bu
newspapers must record evil deeds as well ai
good.
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VALUABLE PREsENT.--We noticed, last week,
several loads OF very large and beautiful eVergreens
on the way from our depot to the grounas OF the
Lake Erie Female eminary, and on ibquirv found
they were presented TO the Seminary bY Wm,
Case, Esq., Of Cleveland. We noticed that the
grounds OF the Seminary had been bsautifed this
spribg by the setting out OF 3 very large number
Of trees and shrubs, and nov this mundcent prs g.
ent OF eyergreens from Mr.. Case, ihterspersad,
win ere long make those grounds nuequalled in
the State for beauty. Long may the donor live to
enjoy the satisfaction Of having done 30 much TO
make the plsce set apart for female education
beautiful and attractive, We have just been
handed the following, which will show the estimA-
tlon the Executive Committee, Teachers and young
ladies attach 10 the matter
AT meeting o. the Executive Committee Of
the Lake Erie Female Seminary, held May 5, II
Il was unanimously
ResOtDed, That We tender our uDleigned thanks
70 W. Case, ESQ Tor his valuable donation Of over
one hundred eYergreens, OF different varieties
which have Just been planted on the Seminary
grounds; ana that the Executive Compittee
TesehsrH and young ladies ali uuite In tfis ex.
preston Of thsir appreciation Of this donation.
-PSiasssilIe Prsss. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

PERsoNAL-Ths following gentlemen. mostly
delegates, were at the Angler HOnse on Saturday
and yesterday: Wm B. Graf, Of Bottom John J.
Dortie, n T., J. G. Dodrllgs, Lancaster, o.; B.
H. Moore, PhiIadelphia
Peter Rlchings and Miss Caroline RichingE, J.
P Bigelow, Ex Mayor Of Boston, and bis brother
Rev, DR.. Bigelow, were also at Che Anger.
Among the arrivals at the WoddeI were Geo
HolfOrd, Albany, 2. N. Fisks, Brooklyn, Vim. Scott
James T. Norton, GenessO, Gust HotOp, N. q
Chaplin, N. Whitman, New York, (dsegstes.)-
Christopher Morgan, Auburn, formerly Secretary
cf Stats, and Lisat W. B. Hazen. U. 5. A, were
also at the WeddeL
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.

FARTHER POINT, May II.
The steamer Canada from Liverpool on the
% via Queenstown on the Sd inst, passed this
point about 7 o'clock this evening
The Canadian's dates are one day later than
those by the Fulton at New York.
London, Tharsday, P. M.--Adviees from
Mesains OF April %, stats that perfect tran
guilty prevails there, but that general dis
enlargement prevails.
The number Of persons arrested is considers
ble The citadels and prisons are. crowded to
excess.
Reports are very contradictory.
1t is said that the Heapolitan General had
been captured by the insurgents; that the seat
of government is about to be transferred to
Messina and that the garrison at Palermo. tho
numbering 20, 900 men are afraid to proceed to
the interior.
Pari !, Thursday-The Moniteur publishes a
note M Thouvenals, proving that the annex
alton Of the neutral district Of Savoy will not
change the situation Of Switzerland.
He also states that the only condition at
tached to the general amnesty granted by
spain is that parties implicated must take an
oath Of allegiance 20 the Queen.
T,o-n.v Tthura1ar--I,far nEiy 49, s--1Ts ttIue
/ tonight It viii be decided who in the House Of
Commons is for reform, As the opposition to It is
| exhausted.
The Times says that if the exodus from ireland
continues she will soon become English, and th'
United States Irish, and that the New World L
the true home Of the Celtic race.
/ The Daily News Of the Sd says the funds opened
yes esterday with an advancement OF Is, but it was
not supported.
Consols closed, for money and account ct 95 &
American Railroad shares are attracting increas
/ ed attention.
Stocks are generally firm. aud confidence Ii
stimulated by tue influx Of gold aud the state
the discount market
The Corouer's Jury in the Great Northern Rail
Wsy accident have brought 10 verdict oil aeel
denial death, adding that the Railroad was nnsai'
AZ the time time Of the accident
| Liverpool. Thursday-The sales Of cotton IN
last two days add up II 500 bales, of which 5,SO'
were on speculation.
Breadstufs are vrey dull, owing to the Weathe
being favorable for the crops.
Provisions quiet.
Produce unchanged.
The Bank Of Ensaud's rate Of discount is IN
changed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

MEDIcAL ELEoTEIcITy.-DT.G Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the ely Of
Cleveland and Is the only one in possession Of
faitering testimonials from the most sminsnt Pro-
essors Of Electricity in the URited States IN refer
enoe to professional skih in the use Of EIeOtrlotE
Is curative agent aud the only one who treats
Liver Complaint rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
OF the Brain and other Chronic Dlseaaes with uni.
form success. He will pay q premium for the
proof that his success s equalled by any treatment
| hat Is now or ever was in the city OF Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases- Call and ser
cases cured ct his Office. No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14
FRONI WANHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May IL.
Eli Thayer and Horace Greeley, substitutes for Ore
gon delegates 10 Chicago, instructed to vote for
Bates
Despateha as from Minister MeLane to the Government
state that messenger has just arrived at Vera Cruz
from the city OF Mexico, announcing that Miramon's
government had accepted the basis Of adjustment pro-
posed by the French and English govegmsnts except
ing the provisions Of civil and religious liberty.
Gen. Scott issued orders yesterday for detachment
Of troops from Carlisle barracks and Newport barracks,
to proceed TO Fort LsaYenWorth Also from the east
ern depot Of the general recruiting service, TO rein
force companies In Utah.
Each Of the Eve Territorial Bills tabled to-day In
the House contain an an-savery proYis0. This result
was produced BY a union Of Democrats Of all shades,
Americans and few Republicans.
Calhoun BenhEm was to-day confirmed by the Sen
ate as District Attorney Of California.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

FRuIT PROsPEcTs.-FrOm all directions We
hear the most encouraging prospects of the coming
fruit crops. 10 this vicinity the cherry apple and
peach trees give promise Of larger yield than We
have had for years. The cherries are now nearly
as large as peas. II 20 undmely frost visits US.
the crop will be enormous.
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JAPANESE EMBASSY.

NoRFoLE, Va, May II.
The Philadelphia reached here at O'Clock this morn
fng not anding the Roanoke expected In ampton
poS55s can't A s. Taylor with the marines arrived
mere about the same time the Louisiana, Snd e4-
-esas tbe opinion that the Roanoke would not saFe
~ VevT York during such weather, as her shaft was
,i-5 and She may not be here till Monday or Tues
S.v We found the steamer Anacosta IN waiting 10
Transport the baggage Of the Embassy me gov ern-
80 Prt, arc much disappointed, the Philadelphia
s 6nIT chartered for three days and furnished WITH
vnnlies for only that time moreover the magnineent
boqusts Of flowers with Ehith the steamer = aeeo-
tbs stables viii spoil The Anacostl viii bring the news
~ he arrival sf the Roanoke at Old Point Comfort
The weather Is fongh and II Is al1ih .i1i Lno
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

IA Now that the heat Of summer is at hand,
it is more than ever necessary that our pure lake
water should be brought to perform its useful SER
vice in laying the dust, which is already great
annoyance. B. P. Bower gives bis attention to
Plumbing, and does his work With neaaDess and
expedition, and at reasonable prices. His shop is
on the east side Of Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

The MRssENsER--In making their reports at
the recent Horse Fair, the Committee on Stations
for all work awarded the premium to Lafayette
Messenger" owned by Gen. Wilson, Of Cleveland.
We have heard this horse very fsvorsbly spoken
Of BY several good judges Of 'fhorse fesh," IS
being one Of remarkably fne build, and graceful
in motion. He is also highly recommended for his
the other competitors for the premium Is warn in
his praise OF the animal and recommends him TO
the notice Of the farmers.-[G Grand Rapids Gazette,
MaV9 -
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M. E. CONFERENCE.
BUFFALO, May II.
rrrvENTH DAY.

ELEVENTH DAY.
The time Of the session this morning was almost 60
tirey occupied in the discussion Of motion to refer
40 much of the Journal Of the General Conference as
related 10 the difficulty in tht Conference TO the
Sneeisl committee which ordered soIne days since
10 consider these difficulties and an amendment au-
tborEpg the ommittee 10 send for persons and pa
ners Inc discussion was participated In BY Messrs.
Rrddy Hibbard, Curry, Goodwin, Slieer, Cox Sns,
void Cooper, Hatfield and Fuller, and vas eenoScleu
Of tbe Special Committee and the reference OF the en-
dire subject TO its appropriate standing eommltees
which are the COMMITTEES on the EPseopaey
com muuication was received fom Hon Erastns corn
ino President and Chauney Vibbard, Superintendent
NY. C. R. R., inviting the General Conlefenes - -
isIt NIscara Fails in body and plSeing the road at
their disposa for the purpose The invitation Eas ae
sDted and the thanks Of the Conference returned ioi
the same, and next Thursday was h1ed upon AS 'n'
dav for the excursion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

SABBATH seHooL CONCERT. = The NJ onthly
Sabbath School Concert will be held this evening,
at the ID Presbyterian Church
In addition to the usual exercises, reports and
addresses may be expected from some Of the del
egates that attended the State Sabbath School
Convention at Columbus, which will be very in
terssting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

For CHIcleo.-The propeller GalenA left here
on Saturday for Chicago with AgOod load Of del
egatas and others. Gov. Morgan, Of New York,
Horace Greeley, Joshua 3. Giddings and other
nOtsbIes passed through en- route for Chicago on
Saturday morning.
The special train for Chicago via the Cleveland
and Erie and Cleveland and Toledo roads, viii
leave here at II o'clock this morning. The
Cleveland and Pittsburgh train viii connect here
with this train, and large additions win be made al
all stopping places On the route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

1 E. RufHni, IT'S Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. It EN-.
braces all styles and qualities, and of course viii be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
70 call on Mr. Rnfini
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prom sT. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, May II.
Latest from Pixies Peak-ereen Russslrs party
'S''' ST.. JOSEPH, May II.
The Denver city Express arrived to-day with dates t'
the 5th-
al --ss oaist Al tbe mines. Business At Denver
CITY waa very dull speealations in claims was tno
only traffic. - IT, Al irsl
m LII ard tean,s IN rood condition. They report tha1
a good road can be made BY the smoky mn IO~''-
dis tanee $50 miles,
There is DO news from the mines, ~
Fmigrsnts we're constantly passing through Denver
fnr mountains.
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SAN RD's
Family Catha tic Pills,


Pu-s Vegetable Ertraels. AID gitf aP - GlGSs
Cases, Air Tight, aad DiR keep N any eli-
mGle,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is q gsutle bot
tive Catartc which the prUyTetOT has used In his
Ice more than twenty years
The constantly Increasing demand ffom thosa VI
have long used The PILLS and The satisfaction Whlcs
all Brsss regard their hasinducod meta 3lace
Ths Profsss0a wen SnoT q hat different Catharos AT
on dide rent PORTIONS Of the bowels.
THE MILY CA-slT HARTIC PILL
has, viii due reference to this well established fact,
been compounded frum siFaTiety q The purtst ege
table XtTacts which act ct@ake on eYeg part OF tbe
alimsnfary canal. and Grel.i GOOD and SAFE IN 81
cases where Cathartic l. = neededt such a. nE
RANGEMENTS Of the r<SFO MACH sLEEPi-
NESS PAINS IN THE -lBACK- AND LOlMsg
COSTlY YEHESS, PAlNHlAND SokENEsS OfEh
THE WHOLE BOD Y. E-frOm sudden cold, winch
frequently, If neglected < end n long eoers9 o. -
yer. L.0SS OF Ape tCfTltE,a ChEkPlN Nc sEls-
sATION or COLD OVER THE BODY, hESIl.kss-
NFs HEAp-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
N In1ammatoTy Diseases, Worms IN Children or Adulls
Rhsuma great PuTirr of ths Blood and mzny dr.
eases which flesh Is heir erous 70 menlnn ~
ihia "a tvortiSeu1aut- Dose. lto3
PRICE so CENTS.
The Liver IuVgorator and Enruly Gathartlc FllS
are repiled by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale y
ID Trade in AL the large tOWne
Manufacturer and PTonIietsrs
iv7aESp7 s7h nsoad1av. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

POLrcr oOUHr-MAr l2th--Jamss Hsnnsssy,
an old offender was sent to the chain gang for ten
days for drunkenness.
Wm. stOrsr was sent to the chain gang for 80
days for having stolen coat.
Ellen Jones was senttO jsil for thirty days for
having flown away with four pounds of feathers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

Arrest FOR FoRsERY.-JOhn C. Taylor, Of
Wooster, O., was arrested on the 7th inst. by
Deputy U. s. Marshal Wade, of Wayne county, On
the charge Of sJrging land warrants. On examin-
aton be was held for trial at the next term of the
U. S. Court, and in default Of bail was held for
trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

B-Paddock has the finest -Four Dollar Hat to be
fOuud in Cleveland, and he has Twenty-Five Hun.
dred Shaker BOnnets which he viii sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going of at the
anne Iov rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14
FROsI WASHINGTON.

WAsH1NoToN, May y.
The New Orleans Picayune of Wednesday obtains $
summary OF the news BY the steamer NSu' y
via Vera Cruz on the lst inst
MarauIz had escaped ftom prison = 49,.
Cen Carla formerly minister OF war unaer Aai'os''
hsd enrolled under the Consttionalist: ,,,-,-..-
Mona soliuonv successor Of Mons. Gabrial, Minister
Of France is shortly expected 10 arrive.
Geo Vega has evacuated san LUIS ana % inse'ius ~
GenprEl Ovaga At SalRas he was defeated-losias MS
rsmon was about leasing Mexico to repair his late
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

II All those "Bank of Commerce Bills" re-
used by B. Butts & Co. are redeemed by John
schrink, 24l Superior street, for Ice Cream, sOdG
Water, with those Cream syrups, and all the deli
cacjS Of the season qgitholtt discount. 3ld
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14
MR HYArT-
NEW YopK. May II.

NEW 4OkkJ may AN'
There was quite a numerous gathering Of people At
th Cooper Institute last evening" In response TO cu
for General expression OF sympathy for Thaddeus
HYATT VOW imprisoned in Washington for refusing to
testify bfors ths Senate Investigating Committee re-
latiye 10 the John Brown foray at HarpeTs Ferry.
VERY sironv speeches made by DR.. Cheever1
Wendsu Phiilips and Wm. Lloyd B. Garrison, and a
,r.sst ds.I ~ - thusiasm prevailed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

NEw YoRK, May IL.
The French steam corvette Lueifer, from
Havana for France, arrived at New York to-
dau for coal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

The Hon. A H. Stevens has written letter in reply
to several gent smen in RNeou, in which he snstans
the principles Of non-nterveution disapprO7es OF he
secession from the Charleston Convention and recon-
msnds that delegates be sent 10 Baltimore.
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Wm. A. BathslOF's Hair Dye!

The only harmless and Teitdbie Dye klOpS.
Tie Original and best IN the Worldi
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
on wish escape udieule.
GRAY, RED OR Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
bsaulfnl and natural Brown Black, without the least
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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Applications have been made the Hair Of his pasTons Of
his famous Dyes.
WI A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
Be Distinguished from nature. and is WARRAHTRD
iguTs IN the least however long may be continued
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sfed for life b. thiE splsndid Dye.
Mads. sold gpplied t.n private ro0msl at the We
fGriorT, No. Z53 Broadway N. Y.
SOLD in all cites and owas o. the United sAes b. Drag
risfs and Fancy Goods Doaless
~ The genuine has the ard address ubOn steel
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FRoAI NEW oRLEANs.


The q. g. steamer Newark with the bark Willare,
capturea OF the coast Of Cuba with 600 slaves has
rived below awaiting ordeTa
Havana the 9th.
Sugar steady.
The WIHafos capture caused great excitement At
Havana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

Fearing they may not, We give the solution Of
the apparently senSslsSs direction. 1t JOIN
UKDERwOOD, ANDOVEE, Mass.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May IL
The contested election case Of Donning Vs.
Huftv, the peoples candidate for city Comp
trolIer. is at q dead lock in consequence o. the
mysterious disappearance of the Tally Last Of
twenty five precints from the Prothonotary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

DE. ]. HosTKrTERs BITFERs,--ThsSs Biiis5s
ura rnvursay aoknovtdged 10 BE- preventive sne
cure for Fever and Arue Flsulonoo, HsaVnoss Of ne
omaeh, and other Ike Edectons Their oaooi upoe ss
uys moa miraculous; they 5se healthy tons 70 .e
system remove al morbid matsF, and in fact 'h'f0os19
slsanss ne sytion q al impurities Tue p'ppieoi. y
presenting this preparation ts puhlo assure he tnas
b nohngs case when has bsen used according % iher
eirsciiouu has it boeu knlvn % n pe On ~ eont1t
new vitges hav, been discovered s To tAouo A.
aicea h ans fthe ab " ills Of the hodT tbs "Rtisr
n-, ossrsd A. speedy and certain TTy tba, and
fern youf own oliuion.
Fsr sale by Druggists and dsslers gsnsray evoJWhsio
b. osistier Smith, sole PTOarisl0rI. Ss WatsF and
g Frni streets. Piltlhuuh nays.lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

The agents OF the Penn. Railroad have bulStined a
notice that Ia consequence Of land slide near Feys
Vile the night train will be detained ul I;l5 SUNDAY
rnoruiue when the regular connections viii be made AZ
piffnhnrrh fnr ChIcaao.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-14

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Bsskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foss, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
ee.I Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.