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asen,ive purer of steamship Florida from Savannah.
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ser Of steAzislip Marion. from Charleston favor.
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DIAPERS PENDING BKFoRE HIS HONOR TIE MAYOR


FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Twentieth permit Engine company No Is 70 do duty
Board q Aldermen. September II, 1850 Prayer Of pet
Board o. councimsn, September n, 1890 On ayes and
resolution authorize street Com.
N % G 70 purchase an Tor Engine NO 10
Bosre q Adermen september 10 1860 Adopted By con-
Board q Counclmen, September %. $780, On ayes and
ward 80 lo alaeoa street Sixth district, Seventh ward.
beard Alss,%sn SEPTEMBER q 1880 s ADOPTED
Of seventh and kinsleen,h and pss
Board Of Aiesrmsn. March Is 1890 On ayes and noes
q cOuncIen September 81 1850 On ayes moss
nnn sna %
Board of Aldermen, september $780, On and
Ford q connclnen September n 1850 Adopted
Bowsry. paved wah sesA. Ne q he
Board Of Aldermen, February % 1860 On ayes and noes
Bosrd Of councimen September 1850 Adopted on syee
Resolution Twenty street. between Fifth ave.
p per sas n s S ss s, m Of pro-
Board Of Aldermen, Angus, Is 1860 On ayss and noes
Board Of cSuncmcn September p, 1860. On ayes and
Reclauoa directing the Controller to sell the lease for
five YEAR l,,D Isl pecs"ssr s Of alp and ha'sh.aA be-
aid pier. sdjoiains the s,p. - y W.
Board Of Aldernep, september 27 1850. Adopted
Board Of Counemen September %, lst0 Ayes and
Rssouon confirm ing the award Of contract for laying VA
ter pipes and .ppn ~nsnces between tbs eesvng and d
q sSs.o % p sss III Ssa o. o.
tract rlrmed - and uoss
Board n Concimen September ~ 1900 On ares and
kesoun 70 cosarm award Of co-trac, for sewer in MAJ
son street between .rsrd and Jaekaon ress 70 Robert an1
osrd Of Aeerneu, September ~ 1890 On ares and
oO hra Il counemen September r. 1880. On and
ngs erss p~ve fourteenth street. from Union square
Mini svenuc -h Belgian pavement the city 10 pay Ne
Boar ID Aldermen August Is 1862 On and soss
hpps,s ~ uucsa september 2. lsco Ayes and
eo R,.so 10 pave street between phi and
sssson avsnues th peisn, ss rsms,Spg al "pas
hsI w ssys.ss and ne - -, sco On and
Beard q coancilmen, September 81, - ''e1
Reso riion 70 permit sorve Myers continue - S'~S
pole IN front az So w PARK r'w.
bosrd Of Aldermen sepse nber Z! lSo Adopted
canGrm award 81 contract for sewer In Fy
pn,h siesi firm - sh avenue % Hu;son river 70 Jsre
B?ar q Ateren september 10 1850 On ayes and noe
'Ons cSyncusp, September y isso Ayes and noes
CO... " 10 co.. r ,ssessnent Cor sewer 10 Reade stres
rom Paadw.y 70 West Rro and 70 appon gVnA'Aan
Trp ter, oileeinr II ASSES co'is,r inefem
board o. Aldermen, September D. l5to Va ayes snd noea
nosrt Of courelmsa September ~, isco Ayes and noes
Re-ouon confirm award u contract FOR rebuilding Pier
No - ras, figsr 70 Vim "a. adsms. for ,2c
Pofrd 81 Adetn seriember II, isco On and
coupcuien, September 2, 1860 On ayes noss
eorerrred 10
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vrVpsos NAVY psGArrA.-THE FIRST ANNUAL
III erata ~ he Hudsn Navy VII take place ks d4v
tss'ufay frou ~ he y ran Willis Hob hen There VII
fcr sni four ot-et boats ard b.-ges The
ffsf rae VII aisP. ". The barre WAsaIsGrON
ne accommodation ~ the frcn ~ TIE smters xcc1m
raned ~ urfWnhe h4r1 l,syc ne fni - Chr 1rkrr
suee' a. y. 2. n. ~ orfF
Bas.aElyE J. Bakfs, seersi3sy
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raExCu ApvERTIsEMENrS

Y-xg vr.Nr M cIIANBrE FRANCHISE, sACa Ant
II ircs bier fA lee robes e caer ponyaut doansr as
nmRndstss deEfe te nitccr jan ite t0nn
fuie sas eessr chez Nc numols unt1r'er tSaS Broad
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49,
J)RooKLyS.-roR sAbv, CN PAY ~ 1Nsr.t.
I'D uent. rnsdlsse rusessio-; The new hrs rsss hrck
House ~ Green plae ne.r anenn place u ~ ms or
rfty ears For . Private rrsdenas k.a u s2h ALI. 4. II
JACKSON, tuAder, on rremisee.
- -
BOARD Two SICILY FURNISHED R0oMs 10 Lg..
ID Kcnile ard iaecr tokri Tor the lat.a OAy ~ -
kulisan street. near Aulty.
LYON s4rE-a CcyrrRcTfCNE7y III " A FOOD
charcs for fancy baker AZ "a oYeu aitchct also
vel ricd tor frUto scEv store tprr On toe prr'ises
27t Bruad~ay.
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seakd PROPOSE. s,ssd To- farnl hrs ueon the rta
81 9ecF eoen four hons ID a. htust-I trreE az by
draui Cffnt a. tsfrr hrntfni esch fnnfar
tsela % - delivered Wth dys frn the i snce of
ny rrprosl, and three thousand more within hirv Oars
hereafter.
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dty a OrinNtr ueyt
fruTsss sad be enclosed se'l. R,or asslSn snd a
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W. HERALD cass
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

LATE PAFEsTs.-Tho following is list oi
patents issued to Western inventors, during
the month ofNovember, reported by Messrs
Brninard & Burridge, solicitors Of patents,
Cleveland, o:
F. c. Adams and Joseph Peckover, fCin-
cinnati, o., improved hinge.
G. +. Chambers, of Chambersburgh, Ill,
improved washing machine.
s. n. Davies, Of Muskegon, Mich, i'm
proved clothes sprinkler.
Warren Iddings, of Warren, o., improve
ment in embalming bodies.
W. W. Paddock, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, i'm
provement in sealing preserve cans.
D. c. Wilkinson, Sidney, Ohio, improved
food fence.
R. C. Bristol, Chicago, H., improvement
in slide valves.
E. D. Cotton, Galesburgh, Ill, improved
apparatus for drawing water.
John Dickinson, Painesville, o., improved
last holder.
D. F. Dunham, Brook, Ind, improvement
in shelling bones.
E. G. Dyer, Hamilton, o., improved feed
motion for head blocks Of saw mills.
I. II. Edward, Ottawa, Ill, improvement
in mole ploWs.
David johnson, Eddyville, Ia, improve
ment in water elevators.
Nathan Morson, Wilmington, o., improve
ment in harvesters.
R. s. Payne, Chicago, Ill, improvement
In sewing machines.
servetus Longley, Cincinnati, o. improve
ment in street sweeping machines.
Owen sturdevant, Maquon, H., improve
ment in mole plows.
H. R. Hawkins, Akron, o., improvement
in hay and straw cutters.
Hiram Moore, Brandon, Wis, improve
ment in seed drills.
F. F. Smith, Moinence, Ill, H. N. Wilbur,
Of Keokuk, Iowa, improvement in soap
composition.
S. H. Wilmer, of Cincinnati, o., improve
ment in securing railroad ties to the cross
ties.
D. Bower, Millersburg, o., corn planter.
F. Raymond, sandusky, o., rotary har-
rows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

MAN CRUSHED BY A RAIEWAY TRAIN.-On
Friday night, Pole by the name Of Chris
tian Krochowsky, in attempting to get upon
the Express train for Cleveland after the
train had started, fell under the cars and had
his left leg broken below the knee, and both
arms crushed and mangled, some Of his fin
gers being found lying upon the rail Of the
track. His scalp received six or eight large
gashes, some Of them five and six inches
long, and was badly torn from the skull. 1t
was found necessary to amputate both arms
above the elbow; and it may become ne
cessary TO ampUtate the leg.
He was at once placed in the hands of the
Infrmary directors, who caused him to be
taken to the house of John Eckart,
where he receives all needful attention at
the hands of Director T. @. Sutherland, in
whose immediate charge he is.
He speaks no English, but very pure Ger
man. From papers found upon his person,
and particularly letter written by himself
addressed to the public, of whom at some
time he has solicited aid, the information is
gathered that he was born at Posen, now a
city of Prussia, but formerly within the
boundaries of Poland For thirty years he
was a military or army physician, but the
fortunes Of war caused him to leave his na-
tive land, & about eight years ago he came to
America and here he says misfortune mas
never deserted him. During the first year
after his arrival he lost his wife, two daugh-
ters and all his effects on the Mississippi
near st. Louis.
He is about 60 years old, of very dark
complexion and medium hight.
We have mentioned particulars partly to
aid the Infrmary officials in getting some
clue to the friends and residence ofthe man,
if he has any.
If any. one who may see this, can give. any
information regarding tl-e man, ne should at
once address T. c. Sutherland, Rayenna, o.
-RGUeHua Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

GuEssEs AT TRUrH-By Two Brothers. Boston.
Tickner Fields. 1sG0
This book made its appearance in London
as long ago as 1927, but was in 1888 repub-
lshed in an enlarged form by the survivor
of the "Two Brothers." The authors were
Julius Charles Hare and Augustus William
Hare. The former was also author of some
volumes Of sermons and a translation Of
Niebuhr's Rome, &e, and has ezjoyad tho
fortune of being rather unpleasantly spoken
of in the Edinburg Review, as also by Sir
William Hamilton in his discussions. New
ertheless, it should be a good book that can
brave the critics of thirty odd years, and
appear at the end of that period in an ele-
CANT fifth edition. It comprises a miscella-
neOus collection of thoughts, aphorisms,
margmalis, each from paragraph to page
in length, and from among which we take
the following:
"To Adam, Paradise was home To the
good among his descendants home is Para
dise.'
"Unless a tree has borne blossoms in
spring, you will yainly look for fruit on it
in autumn
"He who does evil that good may come,
pays toll to the devil to let him into
heaven"
For sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

CHARITY WELL BEsTowED.-Thomas vii
son was the sufferer by the fire on Universi-
ty Heights last Saturday afternoon, bis house,
with all its effects, having been destroyed.
Mr.. Wilson has been for many years in the
employ of the Weddell House, and by indus
try and frugality had accumulated the little
property which in one half hour he was de-
prived Of. We learn that Col. Ross, Of the
Weddell, has started subscription paper
for the benefit Of Wilson, and that many Of
the guests of the house have signed it. It is
the intention to circulate it among our citi-
zens, and we hope it will meet with liberal
response from all. --s.-ree7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

MoNA's FAIR ANB SUPPRR.-A very large
number were present at the Fair and Sup
per Of Mona's Relief Society last evening,
and more pleasant occasion we have rarely
known. The early part of the evening was
devoted to business. At II o'clock supper
was spread, and after its enjoyment by all,
the floor was cleared and the dancing com
menced, which was kept up vigorously till
far in the morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07
A FRIEND IN NEED. Try IT.

Di. swEET's ISFAILBLE LIEIMENT Is prepared
from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Cen
nectictt the great bone-seter and has been used In
his pracce for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy 1t is
without arrival, and will alleviate pain speed
fly than any other preparation. For ell Rheumatic
and Nsrvous Disorders it is truly nfalibs, and
curative for s0rss, Wounds sprains, Bruises, &C.,
It's soothing, aealing, and powerful Strengthening
properties excite the just wonder and astonishment
Of an Who have ever given it a trial. Over four
hundred certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
by Il within the last two years. attest this fact.
Forsale BY Strong { Armstrong and VIM. Fiske.
See advertisement. sep27-R2sd&w
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HoLLowAY's P1L1s-NERvoUs HEADAoI

HoLLoWAY's PILLs-NERvoUs HEADACHE,
From Whatsrer cause, debility, Indigestion, COS
tiveness, liver complaint nervous disordlrs, will
hhd asi'eeqy aud rsAaal cure in HolloNay's Madi-
oines. They inviEOrate the oUHsst1Un, rOstvrv ths
torpid energy ofthe stomach, stimulate the action
ofthe bowels, cleanse the blood and purify the Sc
crstions Of the bileand liver.
nB-sold By all Druggists at 25c sc and &C 3 box.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

Rouse a Jennings-Real Estate and Iusuranc,
Agents.
Il. AI. Hall-6rooeries and Fruits.
Norris shefield-BrowD's Suspension Waist.
Rouberg Hausmann-B sleishs.
o. Cutter 4 soR-Auciion Sale.
". Melhineh Dressed Hogs.
Hawks Bro.-Periodicals
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

Marrow EsoAPE.-Mr Clark Warren, De-
pot officer, very narrowly escaped severe in
jury, and probably death, at the depot yes
terday morning. a train of cars was being
backed into the house and Mr.. Warren at
tempted to step across the track to warn
away soLle persons who were standing by,
when he slipped, and his leg was caught
between two cars. We are glad to say that
no other injury than bruise was sustained
by Mr.. w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

REAL ESTATE TRAEsFEKs.-NOv. 20, 1860
John g. Krone to Mana Hammond, part
of sub lot 295 and 296 in Barber & Lords
allotment, being together AZ feet front on Full
ton street, and = feet deep. Consideration
$500.
Nov. 20, ls6O.-Pbilo scoYille to Philip
Braidenback, sub lot 20 in Philo scoYille's
alotn emit of part Of two acres lots 30, 80, "a
and 50, being 50 feet front on Garden street
and 175 feet deep, situate $50 feet east of
Shed street and / mile east Of the Postofice.
Consideration $3.50.
Dec. 5, 1s6O.-Israe1 S Converse and wife
to Thomas Bolton, part Of sub lots and 10
in A. Kelley's allotment Of two acre lots IsI
and 49,, being 40 feet front on River street, and
extending 200 feet to Meadow street. Con-
sideration &c.,
Dec. 5, ls6O.-John A. Foot TO Christie
pher Grabner sub lot I22 in John A. Foot and
others allotment Of ten acre lots III, lis
and 11s, being 20 feet front on Phelps street,
and lsT feet deep, situate X miles east Of
the POstofice. Consideration $3.50.
Oct. 80, Is6o.-ChFistian Enbe to Freder-
lex MOzrsehler part Of sublOt So in the ten
acre lot ls4 and 1876, being 20 feet front On
the south sideOf Hamilton street, and 100
feet deep situate mile east Of the Postof-
fee. Consideration $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

IPrObably no Bitters have such popu-
larity those pat up BY Or. S. o. Richardson, Of
south Reading, Mass Their curative properties are
surprising. They are administered in nervous dis
eases, neuralgia depression Of Spirits inactivity
the liver, and dyspepsia, with complete success.
The Sherry Wins Bitters for sale by Gaylqg d 3
Hammond, Strong a Armstrong, and @. g. Mseken-
Eie, Cleveland o.
irV7-sae Advertisement elsev-berp
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-CaU on most anv Drupg

%Oall on most any Druggist or Medi-
cine dealer and get one Of the Perry Davis Almanaos
OF directions for the use Of the Vegetable Pain XIII
er; Jon viii nd them instructive, and BY following
the directions an immsnss amount Of suffering can
Be- prevented, and at a trihing expense. Be sureyou
get the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
Its reputation, aud great sale, many other and
worthless preparations are being palmed ofupon the
pubno. Don't delay, but get it, and test it.
Sold everywhere, and by Gaylord a Hammond,
VIM. Fiske, c. s. Mackenzie, Strong 4 Armstrong,
and 3. W. saSkrider, Cleveland, o.
nag-see Adverlissment In nnother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

US. CoURT.-In the case of the United
States VS.. ThOs. Maple, the District Attor-
ney entered nOlie.
The Grand Jury returned an indictment
against Geo. W. Potter for transmitting
forged certificates to the Pension Office.
Daniel P. Leadbeater, of Holmes county,
was admitted to practice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

FThere viii be found advertised in our
paper some family medicines that we desire 10 oaI
especial attention 70. Among them Is DR.. Viewers
salt Rheum Syrup aud Cerate. We speak more di-
rectly Of the Cerato which ointment every fam
~ should keep at hand.
We know ii has no equal for the cure Of frosted
b ohilblaiHs, ehapped or cracked hands or lips,
for sore nipples It's the only thing required. If
3 person Is afflicted with any disease where good
alve is wanted, advise them TO give Dr. Weaver's
Oerate just one trial and they viii be convinced ofits
merits.
DR.. Weavsrs Syrup with the osrats, is sure cure
for all humors, sores and diseases that arise from
impurity Of te blood.
Another valuable preparation is the old standard
remedy and peoples favoris, Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter. Our readers only want 70 know that this reme
dy is pure and genuine, and sold BY all our city
druggists.
DE-. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs Is
very agreeable medicine, and valuable where a stim-
Hlating agent is desired.
We know that ali the above named remedies are
ust what the afflicted require, and be found at
the drug stores generally. Dem Feb. To-
sold by Gaylord 4 Hammond, O. s. Mackenzie, n
". sackrider, Strong & Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Cleveland, o.
u7l-See Advertisement
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MARRIED.

On Dec 6th, at the residence of the brides father,
BY the Rev. j. A. Thome, Mr.. SAM'L W. HEND-
RICKSOH to Miss MARY A. JACKSON, both Of
this city.
When two lives like these from single
Into double being flow
When Two souls like these cOmmingle,
In their hearts this truth shall grow:
Love Is not the little lusters
Starred around the passiOn-mOOn;
Love Ger all life's heaven clusters,
From horizon up to noon.
May they be blessed with a long and "fruitfal'
life, unsullied by single cloud of misfortune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

gs- Wholesale purchasers toiH find at J.
B. Co566 CO,'sthe largest stock in the city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, LalO and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, dc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

OBITUART.-JarezA. Tracy, Esq, for many
years a well-known and much respected
citizen of Painesville, died fortnight since
at Mansfield, in this State, the town of his
late residence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

DB. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
hngrsdientB IN thess PillI are the result Of long
aad extensive practice. They mild in their ope-
ration, and certain in correcting a irregularities,
Painful MeHstrRations, removing an obstructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the side, paptation Of the heart, whites, all nervous
elections, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and
abs, &C, disturbed Sleep which arise from inter-
TaBtion Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
e. the commencement Of nsW era in the treat
msnf Of those irregularities and obstruotionH which
have consigned many Thousands Of the young, the
to1utiful and the benevolent to Premature Grave.
No fsnaleean enjoy good health unless shs s regnsr
and whenever obstruction takes place the general
health begins to deoline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most s8sotual remedy ever Known for ali
complaints peculiar to Females To ali esnsses thew
are invaluable, induoia0, i0i ostasaiv sriodtsafr
uIara5. They are known to thousands who nv,
used them at different periods throughout the conn
try, having the sanction 0fsomo Of the most einet
physoians 81 Asfoa. Explicit direotoRs stating sBhs
a,d asLV fhcy thotId BE- used with esch box Pre-
Oss DoElar each boa, oonfailiing 40 Piils.
valuable pamphlet to be had free, Of the Agents.
pills sent b. NAL PToHptlg, By enclosing price to the
Geuera1 AGENT. Sold BY Druggists generally
R. p. HuTCHIAes, G6naral Agent, -
Sold in Cleveland as VIM. Eiskis and GAYLORD q
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

~ Vanity Fair, with Artemus Wards
visit to "AIr. Linkin," Scientific American,
German Leslie, and Scottish American Jour
nal for this week for sale by Hawks Z Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

MAzOURKA CLuR DANoR.-A very pleasant
little party Of young ladies and gents as
sembled at Chapin's Hail last evening and
wiled away few hours in the dance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

KEEP Your FEET DRY and preserve your
health, but don't wear rubbers, as they are
nearly as bad as wet feet. Larter's Water
Proof Composition is warranted to render all
kinds of leather soft, pliable and imperious
to snow as water. Try it. Manufactured at
1O2 Superior street, dec6:312.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-07

TIE WHITTLEsEY IrEurUREs.-The next
Whittlesey Lecture at Norwalk Will be
given by Prof. Chadbourne, on Thursday
evening, 18th inst. He will also deliver
lectures on the 18th and 18th inst. Subject,
''The Animal Kingdom" /" eopiously illustra-
ted with diagrams and dried specimens.