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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-03-29
The Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN COOKERY
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
By Miss EH.TXA ACTON
CAREFULLY REVISED ny MRS s. }. HALE.

1T TELLS YOU How to cholsr all Kinds Of Meats pnnl-
try. and dame, with all the various
ami most approved modes Of dressing
and cooking Beet aud Pork; also tho
best aud simplest way Of sailing,
picking aud curing tho SANE.
1T TELLS YOU All the various and most approved
Mutton Lamb, Veal, Poultry, and
u4mu Of all kinds, with the different
DR. ssngs' GRAVES, and stufings ap-
propilate to each.
IT TELLS YOU How 10 ciooss, clean, and pro,vrye
fish OF all kinds, snd how to sWeoten
itNhtn tainted also all tho various
and most approved modes Of Cuukng,
with the different dressings, Sauces,
80. ..... 900. and tlavoriugs appropriate 10 each.
1T TELLS YOU All the various and ipOst appiOved
modes OF preparing over my different
kindSuf Mat Fish, Fowl, damo, aud
Nege able soups liruths, and stews,
with th' Hrlthss aud seaeoniugs ap
rrapriaie To each.
IT TELLS you All the yaiious aud most approved
modes If c1afin uelAlles u every
description, low to prepare
Pickles, Gals, d curries Of ali
kinds, Poted Mo.e, fish, Game,
Mushrooms, Ne.
1T TELLS YOU All the ,Arion, and most approved
modes u preparing aud co1king all
kinds uf iiau aud Fancy Pastry,
pu1lin's unreitrs Frilteri- Cafes
Confectionery, lrcsersos Jellias, aud
sw ut Dishes Of every description.
IT TELLS YOU All ths vui4us aud most approved
mod Of masking broad. Rusks sinf
hns, AND Biscuit, the best method
aud huw To make Syrups. Cordials
and Wines OF various kinds.
1T TELLS YOU How to ~ cut and ornament Table
how 10 Carve all Kinds II Fish, Flesh
or fowl, anh 10 short. how to so sim-
plly The whole Art Of Cooking to
bring tHu choicest iuyuies Of the
table within eyeryhodSs reach.
The book contains liz pages, sud upwards twelve
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
The Lawreneo Model LodsIns HosD..


The Lawrence Model Lodging Horse.
The late Abbot Lawrence Of Massachusetts
left $50, ,OOOto b appropriated to the erection
Of model lodging houses, 50 thas the poor
might have convenient and comfortable
home at moderate rent, and to show capi-
tslisls that they can get fair interest for their
money BY building such structures. His e1-
ecutOrs, after much deliberstion, have sdOpt-
ed the following plan, which is worthy Of imi-.
taiion BY tenement builders in all ourcities
Each building VIII be nearly rectaugular,4I
feet wide By SO feet long, four stories high,
with French roof; built Of brick, with fres-
stone dressings. The buildings viii be 80 10
Gated on the lot as to admit Of drive ways
upon all sides, thereby giving admittance Of
light and air to all the tenements, There
will be four tenements upon each of the i've
floors, arranged with four rooms for each ten
emont with closets, such as water closst
btors closet, coal and wood closet and clothes
ilpresses. Each tenement is entirely separated
rom the other tenements by brick partition
walls. The entrance hall OF street passage is
in sthe center Iongitudinally, and runs
quite through the building, with rOtunda in
the center, l6 feet in diameter, in which are
placed upon either side Of the ball passage a
| fight Of cast-iron stairs. The hall passage,
as well as the walls OF the rotunda, are built
Of brick, and the hooFs are paved with brick
throughout rendering the entra ees nom BOT
tom 70 top nearly fire proof, In the basement
VIII be arranged store cellar for each tene-
1 suant and public hath mon, An the rooms
will be amply Lighted and ventilated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
Prediction.
The National Intelligencer says;

The National Intelligeneer says;
We take the liberty Of venturing predic-
ton, which we base on long observation Of
political events occurring in the successive
changes that take place in the administration
of the Federal Government. And the pre-
diction we make is, that if the ordinary cur
rent of our political history is not disturbed
by some extraneous influences, rendering the
presidential term of Mr., Lincoln entirely ex-
ceptional in its complexion and results, it is
pretty sure, in about the same degree, to dis
appoint the exaggerated expectations Of too
ardent friends and the exaggerated apprehen-
SONS Of its too suspicious opponents. For
no Administration, so far as we are aware,
has ever yet accomplished all the good ex-
pected at its hands by the former, or all the
evil toreshadowed by the latter, under appre-
heusions often inspired by other eonsidera-
tions than simple di interested patriotism.
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We are now living in tbe age Of REBEL
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had the control Of our Government almost
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stitutiOn, are now endeavoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
A Wnmnn kiIl1 TreIre Wolse..

We reindebted to Ephraim Brown, Esq,
for the particulars of fight, which occurred
on Monday night of this week, at Bridget
Creek, betw, en- Mrs. T. G. Higgins and about
a dozen wolves. Early in the evening Mrs.
Higgins heard an unusual noise at the cslf-pen,
and upon going out found that something like
a dozen wolves were contemplating an attack
upon the calf Upon her approach they re-
treated short distance. Mrs. H. is good
shot with rife, apd she first determined to
shoot at least one of the intruders with her
husbands loaded rife; upon reflection she
concluded to put strychnine upon some meat
she had in the house, and give it to her uu-
welcome visitors. She did so, and upon the
return of her husband, who was absent the
iorepart Of the evening be found the twelve
wolves lying dead within few rods of the
hOuse.-Bai Clare { Vs. Free pres.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

30 chemically aud Skilfally combined ss to Be the
most powerful tonic, and yet so perfectly adapted e.
to act in perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and hence sOOtho the weakest stomach and tone I'd
the digestive organs and alay all nervous and other
irritation. It is also perfectly exhiIaratinR In its
seetsi and Jet It Is never followed By fassituds or
depression Of spirits. It is composed entirely o.
vegetables, and those thoroughly combining power
ful tonic and soothing properties and consequently
can never iRjure. As sure preventive and cure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
SALE OF THE ADRIArlc.-This superb steam

SALE OF THE ADRIATIc-This superb steam
er has departed from our shores, never to re-
turn with the stars and stripes at her mizen.
Alter surprising everything aioat in speed,
as well ss comfort, this last and triumphant
effort of the lamented Steers-who attained
worldwide celebrity by his construction of
the yacht America-is now on her way to be
naturalized in Great Britain, where she will
haul down her Gag and run up the Harp OF
Erin or the Cross OF st. George, as an emf
grant ship from Galway.
Under the command of her popular mas
ter, Captain Joe Oomstock, this vessel proved
successful during the past summer, and recent
changes in her machinery give promise OF a
greatly increased speed. Yet she is sold out
to British owners for less than halt her orig
inal cost.-.X. 7. Herald $3.50 ..lH9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
] - ~ BLoopI-pr. "

lsh4tt rHE BLOODl-Dr. Weaver's
Aodlciu=r a.. aum0rs.-rhess inValuauls Meoi-
oinea has, achieved oomplste riumph in eradica-
tiHt huniura - Sll kinds frOm the human 81 stem
They were lutroiue,d 4 " the public some six yeaIs
sine Az been used vita entire succsss- The
Oantor en- saa Rhrum syrup is taken internally,
WhiSn cis-Haes the bl I'd by throwing Impurities TO
ahs surface, Wkeh the Uerats s aFplisd externally,
Ard all erupJiors are destroyed, and health and
hsaaG reat0sed. Their astonishing success has
called out nlaay ignursnt pret nderu, Who have in
trOdaoed their wondsriul preparations he public
They are cut in almost every form, rom PsIia0sRs
d0uu 10 Pis and al ior humous IOf e0urse they are)
~ Soid b Il. . Gaylord, Z. .. Mackvuzls, T.
v. saekridsr, strong Armstrong and Wm. Fiske,
Cleveland, D.
i-T-5., a,s,-.rtis. .r,,.,t .f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

q ] WOOD, Proprietor, No. 4G4 Broad
way. n. z, and No. ia Market st., st. Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
POSTAGE ON THE LEADER.

The postage on the Daily Leader to any
place within the State, per quarter in ad-
vance, ls centsi postage oa the Tri-Weekly'
per quarter 81 cents; POstsge on the Weekly
per quarter, 3 cents. Within Cuyahoga
County, FRKE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
BLOOD ROODI
BLUOO FOUDI
LL--.-ulL LLl-nLL

10 All suffering IRON Consumption, Incl peft or
connrmed, or iron debility u any Kind n from
meutal or nei VOuf prostration, brought BY ans
cNus8i or nom sc1olulous Complaints; or from dis
e4ses OF tue Kidneys or bladderi and TO Ladies' suf
tsrtnG say q The maug dlstressing complaints their
sex are liable % and Which engender COusum ptiou,
TaE BLOOD FOOD -ell
isol.8fed - Osftsln and Reliable Kemedy. Differ
Ing n every particular from this patent medicines Of
fh1 day q d chemical combination flHUh, 3 u
RhU 4 and PhOs thURgs, oivery grsat worth, and
lae1y h1nd1ed9 eear glad and gr4teim testimony 70
thg bgna1td g has 1ullerred on them
CHU Rgh pUPUkf 4s Brodd aHy NsW ork ,
orc the SOLE prUprctoru Of The article and have IA
couseque1Ce % . lraud attempted upon the public
changed the color OF The Uul1ide Wrapper frUtn
% NHhLOWi aud Increased the ans % tne bottle to
e1u1tl be Ferg cautiOus ~ buylng g. see that the
1alilc % tnelr signature 10 on Tic oatsiie Of the
ff111lri ~ All ut1arl ara cgGuterieits IA couEe-
euanes q the lar deaAul this article, the fol-
lgNing druggsis haye AL ordsred and received sup
plies u tle leW stud, viz
Chaa. A. kimbal, Mm. 4 Frsnehi J. r. Bsyes,
"A. blauieLs, aud samuel kitder Jr Lowell.
~ sold By Wm- flsKE Druggist, UlelelEnd,
JhiO trr .rs.la fsbE8dhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
SoROFULA. on KINGS BTII,

rs. a CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE, . acOrruption Of the blood, by which thil
Hiid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being In
abe circulatiOn 1t psrFaas the whole body and nay
burst out in disease OF any part Of It. no organ a
free from It's attacks nor s there one which tt nay
not destroy. The 3crOfuluu1 t1int q Farlousy
caused By mercurial disease, low living, digorered
unhealthy food, impure eiT, eth and ul ~ hnb-
its the depressing vices and, above ALI By the Tene
real iufsction Whatever Be It's origin = q h6redi
tary in the constitution, descending "rom raTuut4
TO children unto the third and lourth ganeration5
indeed, 1t seems to be the rod Of Hin Who says u
win visit the infquities Of the atherl 1pon theiF
It's effects eommenos By deposition fom the blood
Of corrupt uicer0u5 matter, which, In tha lungg
liver and internal Organs, . termed tubarclesi 10
the glands, sWelings; and the suriace eruptiona
sores. This foul corruption, which gs1derl IN ne
blood depressea the energies Of lle 30 that 1crolu-
lOus constitutions not only auleE nom acrolulou9
Complaints, but they have far lees power 70 with
stand the attacks Of ether dlsaasesi conleq uentY
vast numb bers perish By disorders which, although
not scrofuous In their nature, sti rendered h
tai By this taiut in the system. Most Of the con
sumption which deci mates the human 4ully has itl
origin directly In thu scroluloug co1tll naiioni
and many destructive diseases of the lulz kidnggl
brain, and indeed, Of all the organs Grile ron @
are aqErsEatsd by the sane cause
One quarter of all our people scrof1lousi thel
persona are invaded By thia lurking iulsctiun, aud
their health is undermined By Il. 10 cleanse q trom
the system Fe renoYate the blood 1F an alefa-
tive medioine and lnYig0Tate q b heathT tood an4
sxsroB5. such msdicin5 We supply IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

EE- Prof Wood Restorati7e Cordial and Blood
RshoFatsr Is Withour doubt, the best tonic Cordial
in the world To those who are suffering nom Gen
sral Debility would recommend It's use, Tor 4 is
pleasant 70 the taste d r8 henfng to the system
ana win at tend 70 remove al impurities Of the
blood, and eradicate all trases Of disease. II be
taken b. the Veakest stoma q, while these In good
health viii e. once feel its eLhilLrarng power. We
are content that After using bottle Of this Cor
dial none VIII b for day without itfG 7, Leader
fH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
INJURIOUS KOINCIDENCEl
SLOAN UNDER TIE COUNTER I.
SMITH AND OTHERS ma BOX 4

1'--4H ~ - = = ~
NORRIS in sight with his oelsbrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWpERe, where every owner q
Horses and Cattle can dnd the best Medicine n use
for many OF the Diseases peculiar 70 such Anin9ls.
They are q Sovereign Remedy for Colds yoagn1
Loss OfAppetite, II Hide- bound Distemler9 20, sc.
a1-fheae Powders always give uatialacf Qni % me
Thousands who have used themi can Ieatliy. -
Circulars. Try than. For saIs By u. y. Gaylefui
E W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, aud Strong Arm Arm
strong, Cleyelend o. and y AZ gruggi.te ~ .ee &
country. Also 1t Wholesale By the PrQpetor g i6i
Ontario street. Cleveland, ohio, to whom sll orders
mgis ~: r BlsdIV saIIS'''O G. 9. NORRIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

8 We congrataiate our readers upon the
llicoqgry Oi q are cure f0r hheu atism. Gout and
EsuralTla ard al Mcr nj Al Disaases hicu is ell
aected vi huut the OF Internal lnedCiues, which
QeftroI the consututtUn and give temporary relief
% ,. lutact, u l. the only known remedy ehsgti.
perfect cure, and we aeai aarratedi frula lt1 re-
eguasld datlens 10 ealing tue atlenti0a q the al
Eie1ed aud tno8e having friends suffering from Rheu
1zlia, Gout Or hruralgid the paruigiOus effects
cf Mercury, " the ID Fsrtisenlent Ia another cOlum
q paper, VI % Lelandu ANTI Hhsum stic Band.
E4-sold By Hn- isk =, 4 reland, o. isbzs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
There is Nothing is EquaIi

There is Nothing is Eqzali
ALSO,
LIVER DERAHGElIENTs AND TREPIDITY
-, AND LIVER CymPLAINTS, DISEASES
MEhT OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
and EEfEB, but prevent al attack arising f. on.
miasmatie inhuences and cure the disease az once,
already attacked.
TRAYELLERs should have bottle with them,
as u viii tnfalliby prevent any deeteriOus c0nse
2aenees following upon the change Of climate OF
A It prevents cOstyeness, STRENGTHENS the diges-
u ssoentary haDiEs.
L4PIEs not accustomed to much outdoor e1or-
MOTHERS should use II, for It Is perEect relief;
taken month or two before the insI trial, she viii
There is no mistake about al
THE CORDIAL IS ALL " 4, CLAIM FOR IT.
MOTHERS, TRY 1T O. --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18
l8saFalMM

NEW BOARDING HOUSE-THE
u undersigned has recently opened the large and
6isasant Boardinf Houts, NO 2i2 Superior street,
near fhe I'd Presbyterian Church. f,r.
f,r5iubs and IN every respect adapted to accommo-
date mt class Boarder4 Tale Boardersi 40 Per
week Pleasant Family and Single Rooms with or
with9a5 s.h39i,dS iqFnl'ais' RIA. BISHOP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18


We Ara enablsd her8 % ofsr the couunltY
remedy which, While y cur1g t1a acolo eqmplalntd
vith certainty, e stil Periectly harmless In any
quantity. such remedy 10 Invaluable n districts
where these aflicting disorders prevail This
iflITrs'i eruela the uilEuatc poison cf EETER AID
AguR from the system End prevents tha develop
nent Of the disease, II taken on the tr1t appruach
s remedy ever ya discovered for thi1 cls11 Of
1lnints, but also d cheape1t, The large quensity
,Ts guppiy for doll brinFs % within lhe reach q
overy body; and n bilious dlgtrict1, where fETlE
aFp AauE prevailB leyery body should have it and
uss il frdciy 10th Tor cre ard protection. E=gf
guperioritF q this remedy over any other dis
covered for the speedy and certslu % lniruta
soqusntly Il produces guinism or Other lnuIl us
ensctl whatever upon the cou7litutlcl NEE elIea
By II len q healthy e II they naa never uaa tna
Fever aud Ague Is not alone ths eonsegqslos a
tte uliasrnie poison. great variety " isorqefl
arss IRON Is Irritation, alnonf p ~ . fe A.igiai
Pf-,,1-afisl1 f3ost Haadoche, 8gidHe,5 aoot-aeif
- flhe SIisel Ht1criof F1lu = fte boa1ells Coiier
p-,,7,,.r AID Dcrdugeltelf cf tle htQHdcsi All ot
-ifrS V-fnu uriginafiua IN this cause pat on th9
irl,s or become periodical Ehis % CuRE'
-..is ~ r6lson ifu1 tn bloud, ana couFeQuanlg
-1S tilrs alI sifka it "a inyaluE1le Protection
10 immigrants and persons trlyellng O. Ten porArY
-s.i5nT ID ths malarons district1- u takru ooca-
locally on daily While posed 70 ihe inscticn THAI
VII i execrated fruu the eygtsu end cannot accu-
,s1iafa IN 81 dcient qoai1tI % mn INTO disoasu--
Hence Il j. even EQre valuable ior pruteclun than
rurs and feW viii ever sufer from intermitfentg e
they avail then5evs1oi tha pr0ieciion this remedy
PrsSsrsd ~ Dr, Q. AYER 3 Co., LaEsIl, a
Tor Sac ~ dtruug q Armstrong;. lrfaIane
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

An extra copy viii be given to the getter
up of thS Cl1b, for his trouble; when a club
reaches as nigh as fifty copies, Tr-Weekly
will be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, q copy of the Daily LELDER wiz be
given. IS aT-f4 4aiatl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

~ A Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deletercuB dnd inforou8 elects 70 follow those
tum fn the medical world such tonic, and one 30
Bkilrully combined from the vegetable kingdom -
and thus sooths the weakest stomach, and At the
same tins allay nervous and 9th lrritatlons, and
tone up All the organs OF which the human body q
composed, is ofered in Prof WOODS Re toratlEe
Cordial and Blood RenOVator. Hence it IL perfectly
adapted to.old and young, Reader, try H. Thousands
have already done so and the testimony Is universal
n its faTor.-l heW York Atlaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18

AHsw many currents are there Three
red, white, and black: black current in the
Black Sea, E white ehrrent in the Waite Sea,
and red current in the Red Sea.
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-In view Of the general practice of coal
dealers, we wodld respectfully ask if some
means cannot be devised to have them see the
error Of their weighs
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- Green peas are the newest luxury in
Charleston. a citizen has been picking
them from his own vines for three weeks
past. t,,rrtft. eE go
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