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POwERLEss FOR EvIL-POTENT FOR GooD.--
hen pain Inflammation is present. and Brandr0th's
Pills used they At seize upon the humors which
the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and remove
them from The body This quality o. alone seizng hold,
aud causing the expulsOa Of depTavsd humoFs possessed
hE other medicine For Brandrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect the It's
and organs affected by disease BY natural affinity.
they seize these humors because their life Is below that
Of the surrounding parts and expol them from the body
Young people but middle ugsd and old people can,
measure appreciate thut medicine which, being used
IN sickness acts only upon the Of disease which
has power except those humor whose presence
produces every pain and whose removal every
disease Whatever organ Affected there these wonder
ful pills penetrate and impurities from; thus pre-
venting settling Of the humos; because they removed
from the body In rheumatism eveTs, plsuries, pains in
the side dyspepse head aches cOtvensSa Asthma colds,
coughs trosts piles ulcers bOs they give mme-
diass rssf aud taken early, prevent organic disease
KIaladies pronounced beyond human sl have yielded
10 their influence and miions human lives have been
saved BY their timely OH how important in sickness
20 that madicBe which only eKtnguSh6s the disease
and leaves no evil effect behind.
Sold No. 29 Canal St. Brandreh's Building; and BY
A. S. GadnsT No 90 Superior street. Cleveland, and BY
J. B, Whecdon Hudson, and all respectable dealers IN
medicines d&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

ATTENPT AT INoENDIARIsM FRUsTRAI
daring attempt at incendarism was fOg
frustrated on Sunday night in this Wise
young chaps were ont on a 'bender, one q
was desirous of getting away from bis noisy
paniOns, and for this purpose, slipped up tie sta
way in the Franklin Buildings, corner Of Wafer
and Superior streets. Here he waited few min
utes, and was about to go down, when negro
man and boy stepped into the passage from Ihe
street. The man asked the boy if he had "the
matches" He replied he had, when be was told
to 60 up TO the gsrret and set fire 70 pile Of rags
or shavings which were there, The boy startedto
60 up, when he ran against the young man who
had heard the conversation. The boy incontinent.
" rushed down stairs and away, the big negro also
running, and escaped from theirpursuer. Such Is
the story Of the young man who thus prevented
what might have proved terrible connagratiOn.
Robbery was undoubtedly the chief object Of the
moving spirits in this matter, and they might have
made big haul in the confusion. both from Davis
clothing store. and from the jswelry shops in the
building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
nYERLlNn nIAIL.

MALLERY's STATION, Jan. %.
Overland mail dates to the I'd instant have
arrived.
Carson Valley, and it is feared it will cause
gre At suffering among the Indians.
The command under Capt. Jarboz had bat.
tls with the Indians killing some thirty and
Wounding as many more.
Another hattie on the 18th ult reanlted in
killing thirty Indians and taking tWenty-eight
prisoners.
It is thought that under existing circum.
stances the California legislature may not elect
4 Senator this session. lLtiI
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OnlV harmless and reliable Dye kaOloN.
TIE Original and best in the worldi
All others mere limitations and should Be avoided
yOu wish 70 escape r1dioule.
GRAY, RID OK RUsTY HAIR Dyed instantly tqia
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the lest
nlury 10 Hair or Skin.
RIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM A. Batehelor since lses and 5000
applications have been made 70 the Hair Of his patrons s
hs famous DyUs.
WI A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
ne, bo Distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTED
not 70 nure in tho least however long may be continued
and the III effect OF Bad Dyes rsmedied; the Hair nvg0r
atsd for life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Tn private r00msl at the Wiz
Factory No. Z33 Broadway, N. Y.
sold II All cities and tewas Of the United States By Drug
rsts and Fancy Goods Dealess.
re- The genuine has the and address upon u ssl
slate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WI. A. BACHELOR,
ianl1 No 233 Broadway, N. z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

ESCAPED FROM Prison. Yesterday morning,
as the City Marshal ives taking one or two prison.
srs out Of the city prison, two Of them Damed
Martin Baldwin, who Is "hard boy" and John
Collins, who was on Saturday sentenced TO the
Reform Farm, made a dash for the door and es-
capped After hard chase Baldwin was caught
and lodged in the County Jail, and subsequently
Collins was also eanght
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

LECTURE BY Henry ]. RAYMoKD.-The lee
ture this evening before the Library Association,
at the MslOdeOn, will be upon the War in Italy,
subject which Mr.. Raymond is eminenty qualified
to speak upon, having been in the immediate vi
oinity, and an eyewitness of the horrors of Ma
gsnta and SOlfsrino. His letters to his paper, the
New York Times, were full of graphic interest
and the lecture viii be one Of the most thrilling
ly interesting Of the course, we'll Of great in
formation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

THE CONCERT OF THE MUSICAL society,"
The MelodeOn was crowded to It's utmost capacity
last evening on the occasion of the second concert
of the course by the Musical Society. The pro
gramme which was composed Of superior selec.
tons from the best authors. was carried out with
spirit and skin. The orchestral pieces and cho-
ruses wore stirring aud most excellent. The bal
lad Through meadows grsen," by Miss Mary ].
Hale was all her friends could have desired upon
her first public performance. Her sweet and well
trained vOiCs,with sr charming appearance, took
captive all the hearts Of her audience, and she
has reason to be perfectly satisfied with her re.
csptiOn. The other singers, Miss Harris, Mrs,
Brown and Mrs. Miller lost nothing of their
well deserved high reputation. The whole was
entirely pleasing and satisfactory:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

PoLIcE CoURT.- Yesterday morning Frank
Higgins and Robert Davis were each fined IS
and costs and sent TO jail thirty days for intOxica-
tion.
Hugh Nelson was sent to the chain gang thirty
days for varanOy.
William Alexander, IS and costs for assault and
battery.
EnOch Watson, disturbance, SO and costs
Julia Grant, disturbance, $40 and costs.
Several cases were held open.
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. - rs g 80. hSollar Per BetlIs.
sANF RD7s
Family Cathartic Pills,
C0WFODNDED 0ROI
~ ---.--.-.l. nnl -.


Pasc Vegetable Ertraets, and Pet Up 81 Glass
Cases, Ar TIght, aid tOiH keep % any elI-
TIE FAMILY. CATIIARIlC PII.Lis genfle but ae-
tive Cathatc hiLh tho propTieiur has used n hs ps
ice more than twenty ye4rs. -,
The cunstanty nr reasingI Ilell4nd IIqn lloae W
have long used lhs PILLS. and the s-5laIls'lon Nnl
all express regard % their use etoptAt
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The Pr0iesEIoa Weil 1uoW hat .lelr1- OAA-tiSs @ot
On Tba SaasIsns PiH'fp,lY VcX<ITHARFIC PILL
hha with due reference % il we'll eslAolsnea iaott
been conlpaunded from sc variety o. ne pllest ee-
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SIirs.1fsr- canai aud arss-' GOOD and SAFE in ell
caeas where q Czthartlc . = 1eeleQt susn DA
RAEGFM ENIS Of he ~ ~ m III eAaErl-
/ NESS PAINS IN IHE IbAg X AND I nsl
COSTIFENESs, PAlNs@AND SOB EitEsS U *
/ TGE WWOIE BODY. .tirom sudden cold, which
S-soneuflV n nsElecied z end IL long OF fs
vsr LOSS OF APPE- lC2 rIfE,a g llklPt nc 8ksls-
aSTION OF COLD OVER TIE BODY, RESILs ESs-
Ms HEAD-ACHE,- -Or lWEIGHI IN TfiE HeAD-
ii InaammafoFy Diseases, in Children or AdGltl,
Rbaumntism great PuTldr Of the Blood and many dis
sS-ss 10 which fes - heir too numerous mention IN
fhiT advertisements Dose. ] 70 g
PRICE 50 CENTS. 80 -
~ The Lfser lngg0TafuT and Family CsthaTtlo Fils
are rstailed By Druggss CngTy and sold h0lesao ~
'-' -'--- - 81. " SANFORD, ND,
rTnnnfacfurer and Prcpriaterf
iyTdfup1 - Rnnndgsv. HeN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

CUYAHooA TEMPERANCE sOcIETV'-The next
Quarterly Meeting Of the CuyahOgs County Tenn
perance Society will be held at the village Of New
burgh on Monday, JannaTy seth, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. n. Important business will come
before the meeting, and large attendance is ex-
pected. Preparations are being made to entertain
all who come.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

CLEYELAND FEMALE SENINARY.-The present
term Of this Institution viii close on Wednesday.
The examinations viii be held during to day and
tO-mOrroW, between 9 A. n. and P. N. There
have been large number in attendance during
this term, and the exercises viii undoubtedly be
very interesting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CoMPANY.-At 8
meeting ofstockholders Of the Western Transport
alton Co, held on the 18th inst, the following
named persons we're elected directors for the en-.
suing year:
John Allen, jr.. Pearl L sternberg, Samuel
Morgan, Jason Paner. P 8. Marsh, Levi H. Rum
rill, Birdseye A Root, David N. Tuttle and VIM.
Wells, Buffalo; Geo. H. Bryant, TOnawanda; A.
v Stout, Everett Clapp, New York; sylvanus G..
Chase, Albany.
Alta subsequent meeting of the Directors, the
following officers were re elected:
President-JOhn Allen, ir.
Yice-P Presidents Samuel Morgan.
secretary-B -Birdseye A Root.
Treasurer-EdWard Fursman,
Bo1RD OF EDUcATION.-Regular meeting last
night. Present MesSrs. Thome, Maynard, Stanley
Vaughn, Reese, Pratt, Bradburn, Payne, Fogg.
Several bills were presented and referred.
Mr.. oviatt presented the case Of Charles Merit
who was expelled from his school for resistance O
authority. After suitable apologies and promises
he was re admitted.
AreportfrOm the Superintendent was read up
on the question Of the grade Of certificate and con-
sequent rate of salary of Messrs, Thayer. DuttOn
Martin, and others, who claimed an increase Of eel
tifeaie and pay.
A son Of DE- Brooks was allowed to be excused
each morning at half-past eleven to attend gym
nRSium.
Mr.. BTadburn offered resolution that The Pre-
sident be requested to examine the school act O.
March, 1882 to see what changes if any, are desi-
rable in that act, 10 make it more subservient tC
the public good. Mr.. Bradburn in this resolution
had special reference to that clause which require
that the Superintendent must be citizen. Th'
President, Mr.. Thome, and Messrs. Bradburn an(
Stanley, were appointed a committee to examine
the matter and report any desirable change.
Mr.. Case, the teacher Of the evening schools, sig
nifed that he would rather the BOar1 would pro
vide another teacher if they wished the school KEEP
in operation. Mr.. Case was allowed to resign hi
post.
Adjourned.
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RROM LnAYENWnRrm

LEAVENWoRTH, Jan. % .
The Territorial Legislature assembled at Ls
compton on Friday last, in conformity with the
sPecial proclamation, ana Immediately passed 3
joint resolution adjOurning to Lawrence. The
Governor having returned this resolution with
his vote, It was Immediately taken up and ass
ed over the vote by voto of 9 to in Council,
20 TO in the House.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 80.
The steamer Arizona has arrived with SI42,-
900 in specie, and BrazOs dates to the 18th.
The authorities and people Of Matamoras
protest against the Introduction of Aperican
volunteers and refusea passage Of Americans
through their district id pursuit Of Gortinas OF
in aid of the Government. Cortinas has gath
cred three hundred men and intends to renew
hostilities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

Thar "OHnD sTEALIEs."-Tho young man
spoken of In yesterdays LEADER as seeking to
abduot the child Of Mr.. yosburg, tells US that be
had no such Intention. He was merely playing
with the boy. He is a machlnlst and has no Oc'
casion to kldnnp any children.
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& NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. "a 1860.
TRAvRLRR's RRGIsTKH.
NEw ADyERTlsRmENTs.

Academy Of Musio--The Hidd-n Hund.
y NJ. &. .Assooiad1n-Lsoture BY Rev. W. II. Milburn.
Ticknor 3 tields-Atlantio Monthly.
Morris h Gallup Notice.
Holloway Pills-speoial Notice.
HostetierE Bitters-,pooial Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

The BURNs FEsuvAL.-Tho scotohmen are
making great preparations for the Burns Festival
tomorrow night at chapin's Hall. Speeches and
songs viii snllvsn the occasion Snd a merry time
may be expected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
STORR AND STORE HOUSE FOB SLhB,

THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DE-
STpOTTsof eutfEpr mora arsely into The Coal .Eies
- spoe Or his entire stock Of Dy oes ~ ~
heh ~ q now doing bu- mess NE ttlo elss-te4 "A
ne new add ion the h0u lshtns village %
iaa psr Ar among which is embraced me 4s3
5,,is1 81 Bumsrous population Of ind 1alrio1s
-aftsr-. beeides. the county round aboat -
"a fh ,reathy aud euterprisng agricultural 2c2u-
49, a. nr1r1ItnesE O. ihair deangs with t1e nar-
t.o9 r,sehanie and community in geneIal iaF9iao con-
- -iib fhnas n any othef lrca1y IN the state me
- hsnf nav casged a. new, and viii be sold
~ ~ ogt nlvluinEeOus lsrnate Sod and ua9le AZ
po-soEgion giren mrlediateF IL or On the nrst cay
q APlliNsAl- J. WALTON,
-,.,,e.o7o Salinsvfls, Columhilna Co, Ohio.
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4 Anon the many remedies before lhe pub-

~ Among the many remedies before the pub
lie for the o dyspepsia, dysenery haiulencs. eou
patton liver complaint, any other disease arising from
weakness in the head or stomach, Dr. J. HOSTETTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs far tho NOT
certain their effects. You, who suffering the most
tortuing palms. remember that few bottles Of this
full YET pleasant compound. will SoId great eef Thou
sands Of ths trying have been cured and made
known tho public By shose who have experienced its
p5Wer trial is all that is desired to bring
witnesses into the feld as the public may desire.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
by Hostster Smith, soils PrOprstCrs. IS Water and
6s Front streets, Pittsburgh jan2ilW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
FROnI WHEFLlNG.

WHEELING, jan %.
A lady by the name of Mrs Bulger jumped
off the Suspension Bridge yesterday afternoon
and was drowned. Temporary insanity in con-
sequence of the recent death Of sister and
child is the cause assigned for the deed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
SANFORD's
Liver InVigOPatOP

---- NEVER DEBILITATES.
IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS and has become established fact,
StapdaTd Medicine kuoWn and approved by all who have
used it, aud resOrted 20 with confidence In all the
diseases for which Il is recommended
II has cured thOusands1 within the Last to years
who had given up all h0pesof relief. the numerou1
uuzalicitei certificates in = Possession GhuW.
The dose must be adapted > 70 tue temperament Of me
individual akingt, and ad In such quantities. a. u
act gently on the bowels 81,
st the dctaies OF youT T ndgmeet glde you IN the
nssr a. ne LIVER IN-lslFIGORhTOR, and Il
will cure Liver Com-|g plainfsS lellloue At
tHelZsy DyBpeps 81 a1I-lChreMc A4lAEfnoe11
s n N N T g N up ulnHs ~ ~ te,
rvs DropByJ sQuFIZl etolll4te4l AEo,lLla %, ~
COsffVenea8g ChOl"f-llc5 LHoleEl5 Gnole"
r1 TTorbu9s ChOlera5i III IN = tu mB EAafus
iS Sure. u I n uud fc e -, u EeEInis Weakness
,S.afd fa~T be used sur-I@ cesyfuly OhDlNA-
RY FAMILY MEDl-l@ CINE. II viii cure SICK
EE0 A q II ,-(as > Iiiausands can tsstify.) IN
TWENTY MINUTES Iff5IfNO Or THREE TEA-
SPOONFUES' ARE IAK-F@illN at sommencsmsnt Of
attack. l --.r1.
All who use Il srs giving their teslmony in rs agoT
= ~ Mx water in the H6uih with tha IHVIGoRATOh,
ara swalluW both teg6theT.---
Farice One Dollar FER boetle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

THE ATL ANTIo ToR FEBRUARY Hawks a
Brother received the Atlantic Monthly last evening
Tor February full Of Interesting matter, Go there
ior It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

Y.B.C.-The Ydrad Boat Club held their an
uual election on Saturday evening and elected the
following Ofieers-M A. Hanna, Captain; First
Lieutenant, J. c. Morse; second do, Frank H..
RinmaD; Purser, A. B. HOugh, Librarian, E. C.
Luce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
FROM TOLEDO.

ToLEDo, Jan. 20.
US. Deputy Marshal W. 8. johnson made
descent on a gang Of counterfeiiers on Sat-
urday last. he arrested six men and two wo-
men, and got possession Of dies and a large
amount of cOunterfeit bills and spurious coin.
Examination takes place to,dsy.
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FROlI RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 81.
A bill apprOpriating s50OO00 for State Ar.
mory passed the Legislature on Saturday
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DIED.


John Mcknight, the well known brewer Of this
city, died this afternoon. He was o1e Of the Com
mlssioDers Of Albany Police aud Trustee Of the
Water Board ct the time Of his death,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoR's B WIGS AND ToUPEEs suIpass Al.
They are elegant. light, sfy and durable. ..
Fittng % chnrm-no turning up behind-nO shrn king
ths head; indeed this ths only Establishment whsr
these things are properly understood and made
"a Broadway, New York
1auIT ", FISKE, Cleveland, Ohio, Agent.
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FROM RRnMNsYILLR.

WA3IIHuIH jan %.
The N. o. Picayune of Tuesday last learns
from the Galveston News that Corienas has re-
crossed the Rio Grande 80 miles above Browns
vile with 300 men.
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PLAIN ANp oRNAMRNTAI. PRINrINa

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plamhnd Ornamental Printing Of svey description
done At the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR Office
the latest improved and most rapid Steam Presses the
best STYLE short notice. aud reasonable Par
tculAr RItentOn paid To Blank Work Every description
of Bindiag done, especially Blank Books Ledge JouA1
Sales Books Recsivine Books Nc nc
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TELEGRAPH,

reported by the Union telegraph,
oFTICE, wARGNG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
aT. CLAIn srNEETs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

large eshtpags paper for the country is pubahed every
gatuay and contains EdoIihs on tbs Important topics o.
the times the OF the week. iaterssiln5
ence from al nars Of world, ths New York CaLlei
Horse and Prndaca Markets interesting and reaDe -
iicai Mechanlcal, and Agreutuiai arue-es' F"P'i' O
we sha during the year, hitherto, eonstany lae2r y
rs he unaIifv on me instructive anteainn1n nj eu9f
ed IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE which, We ~ .n5il
Continue 70 Be the best Family WseklL ~ ~
~ n is rchiI Surth 20 cattle Tssors years suoscrp
lion uric8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

HoLLOwAY's Pitts AND DOINTNENT.-PleuTisy.
DO you sh cutta your medical expenses andr retain
sound bsathi Use thtss msdcnts- hey udapled to
ever disease for ali isammatoTy aectons OF the chesl,
pleurFy, asthma, bronchitis, colds, a. Ths sanotive
properties Of The onlmen have been questioned by
all whohave edif-the Pills materially erpsds the or
Grafton Of the Ointment I
a. sold by all Dlugslsis at 25c &C and 81 per boz
not jan2i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

~ Tampsr not with Nature and the laws
physical sud moral that guide her operations. Her gls
were made 10 as and ahuss The diTufal results aFs-
ing ro the lutter legon; The most Sc tied habits
Of the base sort may he BY careful perusa Of
the wosk. HUMAN FRAu.TY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES Il will esd those deb sed aud degraded
victims that hover the brink Of dissolution, to the paths
Of happiness and Read and be convinced The
trath Is there,
sold b. Dr. BARROW, iSI Prince street, N. Y. Price
IS eelts Sent free every whCIo.
EY-Sold also by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and VIM.
FIsIlE. nrugsisls OlevelsnA, o. lanll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

DR. MoOLIETOoK's Com AND COUsH MIX
TuRE-Auong the cold and cough "remodiss" that hood
the Market ,hs aloae stands the solid basis Of true
medical soenoo Dr. MoCintooK stands in The fore f0n
oi the profession lie his reputation On Whist he Of
isIs to The sick a genuine curative Never has IN
preparation falsiGed his guaranty Price IS cents.
sold hv WAr. EISKE, Druggist,
deeq.er CleVe' erd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

NJ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. Matsons Rnd 0lmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlana, lis Ontario Street.
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

' Ni0H AMI M
PARED Co contract for building GAS WORKS for
Tyue houses minRries and public buildings In this
81, a. snv Dortnn Of Noithern Ohio. We have the
most apnr01sd appaIatus IN FuooessUl 10 hun
49,, ~ rafe az elngs in this Eastern states This an
sTofn~ r simple compact perfectly safe adapted for
Il ber r : OK Coal and be maaaged By any person Of
HpvI had eight years eTper ence in the Ca FItt ng
business in Cleveland clam knowledge on this sub
iect which wi enable US superb tend he erection Of such
works and we are willing in very instance to guarantee
full aHtkfHciion.
F5Tfurth y information appy personally By Latter TO
FOGG. FEsWORTH 3 CO.
Cor gunerinr and Seneca gta.
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Coon TEMPLARs' SooIABLE.-Remember the
Good Templars' Social Party at their hall tonight
good time will be had, and the funds will be de-
voted to temperance purposes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Any person sending Us Club q twenty over, viii b
entitled copy. For euB Of ftysWe Will sea'
The Daily Tribuae one Ysar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-24

BRyAN's TAsrELEss VERMIFUeE.-W orms in
children IL not dslodged lay the foundation Of fatal dis
ooo doso Of this really pleasant liquid viii destroy
uad bring them away. Its operation is horougu The
plant rarely Every constituent of the Vsrmugo
vegetable and harmless II gives pain.
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