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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22


A lev weeks since, Rev. Ar. BescheF, il
reply to certain structures upon bis miniSteria
course, stated q that regardless Of opinions
threats or soowls, be should apply the doc
trinss Of the GOspal, kISiag AOI to all az
hdrs," As an agreeable sequence to thai
we learn that The reverend aud fortunate
orator received tron a friend, on New Year.
day, superb and exquisite silver goblet
lined with gold, On.a massive and apprO
priatsly engraved salver, accompanied by
the following poetical tribute;
Tawny e. the Roman river,
Ancient Tiber's classic tide
TaWuy a. the African Ions
ShagFy name aud creeping hide;
Tawny IS the booming color
OF the southern sOndsman's skin,
Be- the coffee hot and creamy,
That q poured this cup within.
Long may be who quaiIs the coffee
Lion hearted be and strong,
-.H Like the orHtors and heroes
Honored 10 old Roman song
Still may he "apply the Gospel
HissinG ~, 10 all RfairS,n
Pleading for the cause Of Freedom
In his sermons and his prayers.
NHWBuRaH, Jan 1, 1861,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr.. Spadng has sold two miliOns OF bottles OF hiE
Celebrated Prepared Glue and It is estimated that
ach bottle saves a. least ten Jllars worth OF brc
ken furniture, thus making aggregate of twenty
millions of dollars reclaimed from total loss BY this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word he low proposes 70 de the world still
his Cephaltc Pills, and il they are good Is his
Glue, Headaches will vanish away like snow in
July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

CHARLEsToE READBs.-The New York
correspondent Of the Boston Post, writes =
"I was amused the other day, to read alsttsr
from Charleston bookseller to his cor
respondent in the trade here. i was brief
but warlike, running thus: 'sDear Sir
Please send me 20 Army Regulations, 2 Glib
bon's Artillerists' Manual 2 Swerd and Gun.
Hopes and Fear, 10 Layinia, Notes on
Nursing, Q, Judd'S Attack and Defence, Yours,
&C."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
A.Real BIssslng.

Physician, well, Mrs. Jones, how il that
noedachsl
Mrs. JoHss.-GoDO Doctor, all gone the Pill you
sent cured me in Just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more so that can have them handy.
PAystciGa-IOu can get them at any DruFgists.-
Call Tor Oephaltc Pills, ind they never fail and
recommend them In all cases Of Headache.
llTS. Jenss.-I shall send for box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are q
real blessing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
rla- Own EICTTErEyr and DE mental

NnVTHh laAlIIHa-HNIf uLU lIo LIlLIlll
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu-
siness or study, are among the numerous causes Of
Nervous deadache. The disOrdered state Of mind &
body incident to this distressing complaint Is atal
disorder always obtain speedy relief hom these
distressing attacks By using one Of the Cephaltic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. IL quists the
Overtasked brain, aud sOOthes the strained ana Jar
rim nerves. and relaXes the tension Of the stomach
which also accom- panies and aggravates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
GRFAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GREAT DIsooVBRY.-Among the most i'm
portant Of all the great medical discoveries OF this
age may be considered ths system Of vaccination for
protection from Small Pox the Csphalic Pill for re-
lief Of Headache, and the Of Quinine tor the pre-
vention of FsYers, either Of which l. specific,
whose benefits will BE- experienced by suffering hu-
manity long after their discoveries forgotten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
'ardIy Realized.

HI ad n 'oFrihls 'eadache this haaernoon,
hand stepped into the hapothecaries hand says hi
70 hi % the man Lau You hease me an eGdachel -
Does Il heche ard " says g. "He1cesdinsly,H says
hi, aud gpon that 9 gave nae Cephalio Pin, hand
Pon me onor II cured nae 80 quick that 'ardiy re-
allied / I'D I'D an 'oadaoho. Ifs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

No one Of the " Many ills hesh is heir to "
is prevalent, 80 little undorstoOd, and 50 much
neglected a. Costigsness. Often originating in care
lessnea5s or sedentefy hspitsi 10 is regarded a
anxiety, Whlle in realit, IL is the precursor and
ompanOn Of many Of the most fatal and daug gsroua
diseases and unless early eradicated 1t will bring
the sufferer TO an untimey grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which costiVeness j. the usual atten-
daAt Headache, Collie, kheum attain, Foul
Breath Piles and Others OF ike nature while long
train OF Hlghttul diseases such as Malignat FuEers,
AbceasOsi Dysintery, DiarrhOsa Dyspepsia Ap0psxy,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchondrias.s
Melancholy, and insanity, first indicate their pres
encs IN the system hg tins aiarnling SymptOm- Not
uutrequently the disasos named originate In Con
stipatiOn but take an iRdep pendent eIistence
less the cause is eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations II follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever it oc-
ours and no perHOn should neglect TO get box 70
Cephaltic Pills the hrst appearance Of the COM
plant, their timely use will dispe the iusiduOus
approaches OF disease and destroy this dangerous
10 human Life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
Great EKFERNAL- RRREDY.
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WOUNDS, PILES, HAD
H-E ACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.

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Is truly 'fTisnd in need" and every family she'd
I have it At hand.
| DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is for sale By all Druggists. Price Scents. .e
RICHARDSON & CO.,
L sept27;dAwR25 Sole PrOprietors, Norwich, Ct.
For sale in Cleveland by Wm. Eiske, and Strong &
/ ArmEtruug.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

B0-Did you ever have the Sick Headache?
Do You remember the throbbing temples, the fever
ed brow. the lOathing and disgust at the sight Of
food How totally unft you were for pleasure, con-
yersation or study. One n the tephalc Pills Would
have relieved you from al the suffering which you
then experienced For this and other purposes you
should always have box Of them on hand 70 use
occasion requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

FACT WORTH KNowNG- -Spalding's Ceph-
alie Pills a certain cure for Sick Headschs Bill
ious Headache, Nervous Headaohs, COstiveneas and
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
8rass 4oaaara.

TAMES d. ODELL, BRASS
81 TGuNDER AED MANUFACTURBR Of
feE lc1rs from Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. b.
q prc-ardd o. furnish all kinds OF work uaed tor
Btoam Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used n che Fiumhiug Business. Beer Pumps Of al
End1 inrte and rerlirpd- Brass CASING done daily
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washington Laying the Conversions Of The
sf. Capltol


Washington Laying the Conversions Of the
.sf. Capitol.
A correspondent of the Bangor Wing tells
the following very interesting anecdOte Of
Washington:
Recent events have recalled very forcibly
to my mind the following incident which
may, perhaps, prove interesting to many OF
your readers at the present time:
Being on a visit to Washington during the
recess of Congress iu the year 1857, walked
one day with friend to view the works
which were then already in progress for the
extension Of the Capitol. As We sauntered
among the pillars in the basement Of the old
building, We fell in with venerRble-looking
man, who seemed to be there upon the same
business we were. We entered into a con-
Versation with him, and he informed US that
he was q Yirginian, raised few miles
down the river, not far from Mount Vernon.
Very likely, then, we remarked, You
may recollect General Washington" "Per-
iectly well, be replied. "Indeed, I saw
him when be laid the foundation Of this
building"
"I was but a boy then," he continued,
"but remember very distinctly how he
looked as he stood over the stone IN this way,
and settled it in its place with pry. 1t was
huge stone, and, as placed, it must have re-
quired no little strength to move it. But the
General IVES a very athletic man. and moved
it apparently with ease. There were a num-
Der of boys from our neighbOrhOOd, and it
was standing marvel with rs boys how the
General moved that stone. A few days after,
the General happened to be riding by our
schoolhouse, on horseback, as we were play
ing outside. We all pulled of our hats to
him, and he stopped his horse for moment,
and spoke to Us very pleasantly. One Of
the boys cried out, Please, General, tell US
now how it was you moved that great stone
up yonder, tbs other day Why boys,
said he, smiling, did move the stoneP 20,
yes, General, you moved it, we saw you
Well, boys, said the General, looking very
serious, and speaking slowly, shaking his
long finger at Us as he spoke, do you zee
that NOBODY eVsr TloUes that stone d1ain + y
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6abinet aTarc.
2lambima.
p P. BOWER,

PLrMBER AND Is FTFTEl

7
PLCHBER AND Gas FTTTER,
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hal, J
Manufacture and keeps constantly on hand all kinds
q Plumbers' and Gas Fitters' materials, such as
Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Warer losgts, Wash Stands,
Bsth-Boilers. Lead, calvan zed and Iron Pipe,
Sheet Lead, Brass and IrOu Lift and Forco Pumps,
brass and Plated Faucets Rnd everything necessary
70 ft up Houses, Stores, Sc with water and rns on
the most approved principles.
80 All work warranted and done punctuaily.-
work. .rr .Hn janis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

- The bssi and sges5 Is well e the
cheapest nsthod q GURUS all hunort aud chronic
complaints Is 10 uIs Or. 8. A. Wcavsr'u nover.iail
iug remedies which AZ advurtiasd IN another col
ana. Try them and yea viii say % toe. fron The
ssidsaee We have seen in their fAvsr We know theT
must be valuable articles.
Sold hy Gaylord a Hammond, @. 9. MauksnEis, =.
". sackridsr, strong Armstrong and Wn. Finke,
Ieyelands D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
A BIaiI Carrier Attacked by WOlYes-
Nnrrnrr Elnnnn-

We gain the following information from a
gentleman who passed through here about 10
o'clock yesterday evening from Decatur'
The mail carrier between this place and
Decatur, when about forty-fve miles from
here, on bis return trip, was startled at hear
ing the howling Of wolves, and turning 70 as
certain the proximity Of his danger, discover
cd at no great distance, q pack Of hundred
or more wolves apparently frenzled with
hunger, and with lolling tongues, lesseniug the
distance between them and the horror-stricken
mail carrier, Viewing thus his danger, wi b
desperation lent BY despair, The mail carrier
Immediately put whip TO his horss, hoping to
gain q place Of refuge ere the hungry wolves
could overtake him but the wolves gradually
gaining upon him, be begang TO think that
the sands Of his life had nearly ran out when
suddenly tree presented itself to his glad
dened vision, for which be rode for dear life,
and finally gained the asylum ot bis hopes with
the savage beasts close upon him, and jump.
cd from bis horse on to the limb of the tree
The wolves came up in a moment, and after
bowling with for a short time at
the loss Of awarm supper, gradually setted
down in quietude 10 watch their prey. The
carrier remained in thisGWful condition until
nearly morning, with scarcely any clothes on,
having thrown of nearly ell to increase the
speed Of his poor animal At the dawn of day
the wolves disappeared, when the mail carrier
nearly frozen 10 DEATH fell from the tree to
the ground insensible. In that condition our
informant found him, and carried hin to a
house FIVE miles distant where he recovered,
sufficiently, previous to our informants de-
parture, to relate the story.
The horse was chased by = portion OF the
wolves and is supposed to be lost, together
with the mai.-ROgsr Valley, (L0tVa) Record.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

~ Il has freely acknowledged for the
last any yeArs, thai Dr.. s. D. RichArdsons conoeH-
traied sherry Wins Aittsru we're Invaluable for Civ
In. tons ~ he nervous system and removing dyu-
popaiA, nausea, iaundoo. constipation, vsrtigs aud
ruptions Of tie akih.
Tue sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY aayiof q
Hammond, Stroag q Armstrongi and 9. s. Maoken-
uie, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

a N4sssA IA ID
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
TWH gHWtT

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
THR GEEAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF rHK AeElH
TAKEN INTERNALLY 1T
4 Cures sudden Colds, Coughs, &o., Weak sto11-
49, esnerai DEBILITY AurlinE sorl flouth, CanEsr
LlleE Couiplaints Dyspepsia 0r INDIGESTION, Oram1
~ NJ tain n stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painfers
Osho' Asisa GhSis7Es1 DiaTEhosa ald gEseRtsry-
5lonsi BOll and Od Sores severe Burns and Scaids,
Sqll, Bruises and oprains, swelling d Ihe Joints
Feet and Chillblains Toofaacfs Psin M t- -
Neuralgia and hheumatism.
PAIN KILLER
taken internally should - adultsrated with milk or
Sate5 Or l sia5o intss syTup with Hlolaase8. For
iectira thaa anything elss.
Sec PriHtsd Directions.
The PAIa kmLEE il by universal consent riloarr.1
y hAle uoH tor llsell reputation unsurpassed 10
Gus eject IN ths eHtiro eradication and extiucfion
PAM, in All itI various forlas incidental 10 ~ IN
man anily, asd ths unSoiicitsd ariIisr snd verl-i
testimony q the mases in itI faFor have bsan and
are 10 eva best Advertisement
hat stronger prosf Of these act1 can Be produosd
tnAa tha lailoVlng iltter, necaiTe unsolciai ron
kEf. ". b. JACOB5.s
haWAEE, N. j., June 6th. Lssl.
Aslsr1- Ferry Davis 4 Son Gisstlsls1s-AiI5H ne,
uhsolla1tsdl g sand you word Sf fcommendaton i1f
5eFerAl jean aud found il al it claims to Be- For
t5nsenl95Am, Coughs, Colds Burns, ehOlers tsnden-
prevail in families, regard the Pain Killer a bs-
yond All Price, and a. ehcaciouH beyond any ned
hmily msdicine, and 6nd its use IN Ordinary 80
worth m0rs than apy Doctor The testimony .
elhaf1 among my acqQantances and friends, is equal
t4o q CHEST terms a. . family medicine. Missisna-
res IN repeatsd instances have said % ne in person
and IN their stterI, that the Pain Killer was u ir
the best medicine used IN heatkaE lands, and thsT
uao y Tor thgmselTeI and fanIios aud ad1iuster Il
. others around tkem- Ihus much Z am inclined
% 50 as an act 0fJustios 70 yourselves and ~ hem
ent @ otherI. You az liberty to use this toEtf
monial itoi any ssrVice. Rev b. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chr11
BEWARE OF ALL IMLIATIONsf
Tbs Pain Killer Is sold by all respectabls DruggiE.
throughout the e states and in Foreign Countries
ET5ess-25 cent?, 90 cents, AID 81 pT B0f5s.
J. y. HARRIs CO., Cincinnati, e.,
Proprletors t0r the southern and Western Stato8
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
Gaylord Hammond, Wn. Fisks, Strong 4 Arm
stFopns z. 3 Mackenzie, L. ". Saekridsrs CleVsiana
aFd = Ll17i7zists eysFyW WheEs. augl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

~ Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
derives nnck sfitS popularity frsm ths simplicity
attending itl uas which riyor tt peculiar valus iu
ahniy. TIE various diseases Whieh may bs ruash-
"a b. and Ia thsif lac pent stages eradioated are
among thess which srS peouliaily fatal Il suffered 10
IN but The curative magic Of this preparation a.
-aoodharms then VI thsir tsrroTr. n al roapoSta
4, fulhIls the conditions of popular uiedioino.-
s,iok it, therefore, bay he original and genuine
Sold everywhere, and b. Gaylord 4 Hammond,
Wn- fiske, q. s. MsoksnEis, strpng s ArnatronE,
md 3 " sackridsr, Cleveland, D.
-see Adysr issnsat in another eslQIan.
n 70 COEsUMFTITEI-Rhe advertiser,
laving bosR restored ts health in very few weeks
- a very simple rsmedy, amer having suiiered sew
IrAl yesrs with severe lung aaectiOn, and that
iroad diseasa, Contumptioa-ia 1sn1ioul 20 make
EnoWn te his isll0W-sunerors the means Of cure.
To al who desire g, he viii ssnd copy OF the pre-
soripuun used lfree Of oharsel with tho directions
i0r prepEring and using he sama, which thrE vii
anj sURE CURE FOR Consumption, ASTH
IA, BRONCHITIS, 6e, ne ouly object In sand-
Ing tbs PresoriPiioR e 20 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information Whioh b eonesiVss % Be lnvalu
able, and be hopss svory sufferer viii ~ Ais remedy
asit win post fhsm nothinE, and may prove bloss-
hG.
Parties wishing he prescription viii please I'D.
aress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootlSRls WinismsburEh, Kings County, n. 7.
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.MORNINGLEADER.
ii anb.lanlInI Uor.rlIneal.

ls- Fer TologrePhie, Market and aiariHe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22

Sold By 3, v ss0kriasz, and Churchill Bro.
E9-sss advertisement IN auother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-22
Dr.. WEAVER's
DR. WEAVER's
CAEKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
l... BOB THE OuRz
tanker salt kheums Erysipel1s Schrufuloul
Diseases, CutansOus Eruptions and sF-
cry kind Of Disease ariHing
RON Al impure state Of
the Blood.


The most E9setUs Blood PiTlfsT Of tie Hiae-
tenth CsBtTy.
1T is THE PRESCRIPTION OF
il an Educlssd Physician, and all who srs afiictef
Nth any Of the above named diseases, should use it
without delay. 1t viz drive the diseases frum tha
system, and when once cut On the skin iaW aorll-
cations Of Dr.. Weaver's
OERATE, Oh OINTMENT,
and yOu have permanent Cur-
The CERArE has proved itself 20 De the best Ofut-
meat ever invented end vissrs ouou used, it nss
never been known % fil sf eflscting 3 permanent
cure Of old Sores, letter aud hing worm Scad Heads
Ohliblains, and frost Bites, Barbers Itch Chapped
Or Cracked BANDS or Lips, Blotchss or Pfmples On
the Face. And for
s S0RE NIPPLES --
the Cerate e the only hing required 70 cure. It
should be kept in the house Of every Family.
Pries Crate 25 Csn5 pa Botfs.
SOLD BIZ MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
N. HARRIS 3 CO., Proprietors,
For Western states. Cincinnati, Ohio.
10 whom sll orders for tha above HedicinsS mlIt
be addressed
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
Gaylord 4 q ANN I'D, c. s. Mackenzie, u N. FisEa
Z. .W. 5ackridoT, md Strong 3 ArnstrunE, 0lsFs-
lsud Ohi0i Roberts samuel, 0olu1nbus5 VI. "A. Gne-
ban, sanduaizys Carter /. Brother, Erie, Pa anEf
EeaIer's salt Rheum Syrup aud Cerates is sold b
Churchill g Brorher-
, 1861-06-13

The political cnemics Of Col Wallace lpcr.
sonal enemies he has mott are reduced to a pain
iul extremity to iind vulnerable point a, wilith
to assault him. His opponents, for want Of
something better TO urge against lis election,
say that he has received one office already, and
that shorld debar him all chance Of an election
as Delegate. Admitting that he has been ap
pointed Governor Of this Territory. Of which we
are as yet not quite sure, we see no reason why
he should not serve as Delegate, if elected
similar cases have been of frequent occurrence ,
and in California We have seen very recently a
parallel case. Latham, the present able Senator
from That State, was elected to the L. 5 Senate
almost immed ately after his election as Cover.
nor. No voice was raised against his election to
the second position while occupying the first.
There is perhaps nothing that could be urged
by his enemies which will go further to show the
strength of Col. Wallace and the weakness Of
his opponents than this. There is nothing in
his character with which they can find fault, and
nothing in his qualifications to object to. In
this unfortunate Strait they are compelled to re.
sort to eabOve plan Of prejudicing bis chances;
which, however, can only have effect with the
very ignorant
, 1861-06-13
CITIZEN.
To the Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald: /:

~ "e EuNVT " te Iuyet iOUhu Aefdtd:
STEAMER RANGER, SteiacoOm, June Z, '6l.
i have just returned from Nisqually River, and
on the passage had good opportunity of motto.
ing Balch & WebbcrIs late improvements at their
mill. think it not amiss to state that the gen.
cral appearance Of the place is much improved,
and unmstakable signs of good taste, as well as
q desire for lucrative business, are exhibited in
every department Of their mill.
Messrs Balch Webber have done much 10
promote the welfare and general appearance Of
Steilacoom and the country adjacent, ard have
contributed not little to advance the CONNER
cial interests Of this portion Of the Sound.
have always found DR.. Webber gentleman, aud
think the firm well worthy Of prominent note in
history Of our Territory.
The citizens Of Stcilacoom are indebted to Mr..
Philip Reach for many substantial improvements,
while Messrs. McCaw 4 Co., II. G. Williamson,
7. J. Moorey, and others cooperate for the ac-
complishment Of the object to which I have
alluded in former letters, and think them well
worthy Of credit for the interest they manifest
in the general veal.
Messrs. Winsor & Laman's line Of stages be.
tween Steacoom and Olympia, also their mail
line between Stcilacoom and Seattle, greatly "a
cilitate communication between the points named,
and promise to result in great good in opening
and settling the inland country, and adding TO
the wealth Of the Territory. They are very gen.
tlemanly In their department, courteous in their
manners, and well adapted to the wants of the
travelling public, and think we have reason to
rejoice that such are in our midst.
WILLIAM G. GRAST