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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19
srehaL AetstEs.

-Fhe Book Of all others that should be
rad By men with damaged and froken down con.
sttuiionl, il "HUMAN FRAILTY, or PRYsfo-
LOGICAL REsRARCHEs.' % is beautifully a.
Illustrated, and treats minutely Of all the symptoms
that invariably develops themselves, sooner or later
ros5lting from the ifalltica and vtlsiins habits 0f
aarly youth inoapaeitating the vetim from sharins
tho irultion Of the matrimonial state, and, II not
shosked In time, degunerating all tho functions Of
manhood, and bringing Inn, stop By step, to lin
gsrinr and untimeiy e,ath.
Sold b Or, Harrow, isl Prince st., N. T. vricO 20
cunts. Sent free Of postage everlWhoru. Read she
advertisement ..f "Triessmar" IN smother column.
Also sold BY 3. y, Gaylord and William Fiske,
brurRlsts. Cleveland nhi0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

LADIES not accustomed to much out door szer-
else should alway use it.
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OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
MANN & CO.'S
-TIgTI.V nEI.ERR ATEn AM

MANN & CO.'S
Justly CELEBRATED AND
BAlTIm0BE OYsTERSs
In Cans aRd Kegs, warranted fresh and free from
shells, and superior to any in the market and are
J.H. a A. s. GORHAM,
los SUPERIOR srnEET,
Who are the only authorised agents tor this city.
We prepared 70 supply country dealsrs with any
quHntitY, end a any tllns. These Oysters are put
up under The supervision Of
Mr.. JOSEPH R. MANN.
Whose reputation Is sufficient guarantee alone foT
the good qualities Of the UYeterH. We win guarantee
ther eolal fn size 70 any Oyster put 40 IA Balti.
ruora and are readY to supply country friends
chsaper than eEs=. We also keep m
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
81 the barrel or bushei. Manufacturers Of every
kind Of Crackers, and Of . superior quality which
We qller 70 the trade low. -
Qet3Rin l0i Superior street.
FAIR IA VEN OYSTERS
THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
n F5sA Plant Oysters, being the largest and finest
Oystsfs ~ this season Of the year. are re
c6iTee daily ~ Express Ia cans and kegs, and i0r
sale only oy n. q A. s. GORHAm,
ooi3 he l9i Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

g-It may not be generally known that
Dr.. so. RiohardIon, the discover Of the sherry
Wine hlttera, was regular physician and grado'
eie ofths New Hampshire Medical College. This
honE the caso, the public have conhdonos IN them,
and they At ell times havea rapid sale, ere looked
upon as the production Of man Of profound learn
ing IN medicine.
9g- rhe Sherry Vino B3tters ers ior sale by s. F.
Gaylo, 8. Strong Armstrong, and O. 5, Mackenzie,
Cleveland, o,
HE-Seo Advertisement elsewhere.
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Sewing 8lafhinFs

The Wheeler & ilson Manufacturing Company
having gaiut all their suits at law with infringing
MAJ ufacturers Of Sewing Machines propose that the
iIgly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Machines.
fter this date they will be sold st rates that viii
pay tair profit the cost OF manufacture, capital
invested, and expeuse OF making sales; such prices
will enable them to make nrst class machines, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19
ManMfactMrers.
BERNARD DEMMENG,
ID (SuccessOr to Il. Konigslow,)
ARTISAN, MACHINIST AND PATENT MODEL
NJ Err,
No. I44 Superior street. Leader Building,)
CLEVELAND. OHIO

BERNARD DEMHENG, having purchased tie
establishment Of Il. Konigslow, is now prepared TO
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models Of Patents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

BGrAt No. 444 Broadway, all the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh AMI Genuine
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.STLAS SMITH Canes,
RENOK
KEN y VAL.
p REnING MERHHANT

"a Il. hEDINU, VI MEhOIANA
IA TAILOR, has removed to No. 10 Prospect
street, eedhead's Block, few doors west oi Jones
Marble Factory where be will be pleased to see ana
suit his old customers, az usual aud new ones N
vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials viii ind It
advantageous to call on hfm.
- Particular attention paid % cutting Boys
Clothing. Idee4 3 REplNS' Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

WILLIAM P. FOGG,
e H 1 N A H A L l., -
Corner of Superior & Seneca Sts.
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NOTICE 70 ALL DE1INe N on USING TnE
VYTKFR9AL. UNTHERSAL.

VNHEY ARE USED AND RE-
COMMENDED by leading Physicians Of the
country, and all who try them pronounee them in-
Dr.. JAMES L. LEEPER, writes from. n avarFe,
Stark County, Ohio,-fThe Bitters are highly pris-
ed By those suffering from Indigestion, Dyspepsias
and Liver Complain" "
says-''Fhey give great satisfaction ! use them my
self, having taken cold, become pru5trate and lost
my appetite. ltrelievrd me. IN can raconinl-ld
il with Ereat nssurance Of its merits.
DR.. Wm.M KERR, of RogsSsvilis, Tud.s writes
Us that they the most valuable Medicine offered
He has recommended them with great success, aud
with them made several cures OF plprtltion of the
Heart and General BeDlnig-'
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq., BlounfsFile, Henry
Co., Ind, writes US long letter. under date q May
4, 1870. He much reduced, having ben afflicted
for three years with great nervous deoiyi paplta-
ton Of the heart Of the most severe ana prostrating
character "after usinga tow bottles was nplete-
ly restored, anu an now In robust health
GE0hGE W. HOFFMAN says be was afflicted
forms, and 1t the date OF tla letter De 1ld been Two
years we'll the Bfters eecting The curei when sew
srdl Physicians attending him could do hlnl no god-
He says-s.FOr khaumatlsnls DYapep5l9s Liver CoEn-
plant, kidney Affection, or Dr0psys it is specific
certain remedy.
j. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen County
Ohio, "a section where Fever and Ague prevails
that he most cheerfully recon eDds them Of decidcq
merit in all cases Of FeFyr and Ague Dyspepsia and
General Debility.
D. X. GALLERIES, ND, writes iron Van Vert
Ohi0--.I most respectfully recommend the sherry
Wine Bitters to the notice Of ysBeptlc persons and
70 al who require q stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWs We ARB RE0EIVf fDG DAILY.
sS-Fun Directions Accompany Each Bowls.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGIsTs EVERYWhERE
Price IS Ceats PEI B0tls
in. HARRIS 6 Co, Fro7Fietois,
Cincinnati, o.. fOr TIE We alats1
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GROVER 8 BAKERS. N. COMPANY.

"a. ORoe 2O5 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
JOHN Z. STRONG, Agent.
"a Send for a circular, decIg
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Read what the Press sry, after thoroughly testing
no matter, and no one can have doubt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

Sa- -HOusekeepeTs, and those about going TO house
keeping, invited to CAL and examine stock,
which we shall take pleasure in showing, even if
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

selas7r F. GAYLORD, and sllsooss s,E,39. R599.5l.t'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

Tbs following is an extract from letter " citizen
" ths pastor O . Baptist Church 10 the journal
snd NrsssEaer, Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umss IA ngor Of that World-renoWned medicine, OF
Mns WissioW's SooTmse sYRUf FoR CHILDREN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26


The University observation-disclosures in the Administration
A Russian McCiel,on-Nec Governor Of Fynland-Ad
dress of TIE Moscow nooili,y-Accosns from the C,mca
and Central Asid-British I,rigues7he Fsigae Sreia.
na-Russion Squadron IN me Eastern Seas, DC, dc.
II is astonishing how the most important events
forgotten in this northern Palmyra Of For
weeks nothing talked OF but the student difficulty;
tho most exaggerated reports spread and 10
tho language held In saoons yaa might have imagined
that this affair tho prsudn of revolution Now the
public appear have already got tired OF and aargud
interest the question not kept up by discussions
about University reform and proposals for the organza-
ton Of free colleges TO which those persons DO
admitted who do not want to attend the
government institutions, Il would have dropped
out of notice altogether. The creator part Of
the students confined the citadel have been
released by command Of the Emperor and back
their parsns and though oil the ring may DO
condcsned 10 more or less severe penalties, II hoped
that amnesty win DO granted In their favor after
teucc is passed, and that this unpleasant business will
not lead to any further consequences Public opinion
has received satisfaction by tho dismissal Of
General Ignatien, whose conduct during the whole pro-
cecdngs universally censured. and who has al
lowed, cat his request" to retro from
his post Of Governor General Of 50. PETERSBURG
which he had flied since tho reign Of NICHOLAS Iio Is
Baltic provinces, grandson Of the celebrated Field Mar
shat suvorca estter known abroad by the name Of 81
varowl who has the reputation Of Icing man Of tact
and liberal IDEAS, and who may be expected use more
Of the saasiter IN poio in his dea ings, not only
with students and professors, bat with the munich.
paityof ST. Petersburg, with whom Ignatisa was at
daggers drawn. Very probably Count Putistin will
also vscso the once Of Minister Of Public Instruction
to which he was only appoint cd last summer and in
which he has been as unfortunate he was
as q diplomatist in China and Japan. II is
a fact that he has offered his resignation, but
has not yet been accepted by the Emperor. who has
high opinion Of him and thinks him III used man seve.
raj persons mentioned likely to succeed him ;
among them Baron Kor director Of tho imperial library
DR.. rrogof, the famous physician, and Mr.. Tto, form
ery ambassador at Consantinope and Stuttgart
and who once taken an the Emperor's oldest SON.
believe the latter stands the best chance Of being nom
mated. suppOsing Putatin should b permitted 70 retire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26
The Mexican Invasion.
SPEECH OF SENIOR PACHEcO on THE Policy or

SPAIN IN MEXICO.
The Gazette de Madrid, Of the 23d inst, publishes
speech by NJ Iachcco (lae Minister Of Spain Mcxico)
tho Mexican question: at the sitting of Senate Of
November % and 23-ncrdcr that the person sent to
Mexico (that person having boon myse might possess
great authority hccamo necessary that the spanish 60
vcrnment should decide upon following out an active
policy in Mexico. That policy can DO summed fol
lows
Firs-To pldcc ourselves otte head the Spanish race in
America giving the people to understand that had
accepted their Independence spirit OF good faith but
that in the natural progress Of the world Sn;n e. and
ought BE- at The head Of all idiridmals of the same race
SccondlyThere exists anation in America which is not
Of Spanish orignthe population OF North Amorica-oho
hare been rendered by circumstances ruls of That
alleges tha. the Latin ought to BE- subordinate TO
in America rdsh prc!ensa in my opinion, and one to
,chich ne Anglo Saro race /, b. no nsa;as .niitied
Thirdly-Pfotection to Spanish interests. In Mexico
alone there eight Thousand spanards representinga
Of $50 900 Of pastres In setting out for Amcr
ca, like every olso In Europe calculated The tn
,mph Of Aircmon On rsy arrival things had changed
] understood at that time that there was In Mexico
Spanish party and antbSpansh party say Spanish
party not because they would be disposed TO sell Their
country tc but because they have analogy an all
nifty with and because they preserve our crtg nal ira
dions. | say anti.Spansh, In speaking OF tho ether
party because they began tho war OF independence by
assassnnng fellow countrymcn, aad because they
nevc, cease to deay their origin The Spanish party in
the which against the constitution OF 1851 Thy
c0.,i in their na,neys all the celebrities Of the country
VI ,yfy which in Enrope yssiona,y cad clerical i
fls,stcranf and eyd II olcrates The frecdora Of
religious crceds The federal party on the other hand
Marty OF barbarism and disturbance, oarty who's rob
act is not bring about tho annexation OF coanry
10 tho United STATES, but rather TO fosnt anarchy in
Mexico by sowing division and in,rod sing hs,ts rcr,h
lies ,phere there shOid BE- but fmay add hat tho
majority 9r the Spanish party is Of wlite men,
men like ourselves, whist almost Il whole
party half caste With respect the Indian race,
which constitutes the majority of the people that tor,
rtory Trey az most submissive race, an5 easy
be governed. Compelled sometimes to pass afew day.
W. these ispe on my Journey to Mexico, they usas
to ask me FOR COWS OF the Qucer4our sovereign
answered thsUl--
'Thc Queen is my sovereign, and 10, yours Zee 70,
arc Mexicans.r
Their hvariablc answer this--N We hurs 1l,rs1y
hard fathers say the Kspg Sovereign alp ma,
/ iye not oiss say The Que y ear Sopreigai'
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Winter has come, upon suddenly, and with such
severity that before We have quite arranged artc
autumn dress we ara called uDon TO devote our H.
tenton 70 description OF the different materials Ana
styles suitable 10 thc present ACCOMPANYING Ms Of
this scuson OF the year--frost and snow.
Two distinctly opposite styles wl II Is said neet
with equal this winter. The skirts ar dresses
will be worn other ornamented to excess, s-for there
IL No ENTHUSIASTICALLY simple and v'I,d o ali orns.
especially ~ we find our elegs1teA wearing nounces,
soutachss, and pssssmsaerts. Of I'll kinds u u true
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26
The American Question in the Paris
Law Courts.

D.
question arising out OF the civil in America was
yesterday submitted TO the Tribunal of Commerce.
NM. Rimalho Il Neyrey, merchants at New Orleans,
accepted bill for $4S3 payable the 18th of October
last to NM Ottenhemer Co.. OF New York. But be orc
the bill became due the Congress- OF tho Confederate sta c
adopted law inerdicng any commercial relations be-
tween the South and the North, lueny no mo
ney was transmitted by Rimahc Neyrey pay the
bill. which was dishonorod. But Oltenhciner Co,
having learned that member OF the III III OF Rimalho
Ncyrey had come to Paris, endorsed the bill TO Ran 4
Co.. in that city, and yesterday those persons called
the tribunal TO condemn him 10 pay it. But the tribunal
decided that BALM & Co. bona c holders Of
the bill inssmuch as they had given yal, FOR it, and
as the drawers and acccpors wore foreigners, had
jurisdiction. II therefore dismissed tho case and con
dcmned Balm Co. to pay the costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26
Cur Paris Correspond ence,

PARIS, Dec 1881.
Interest n France in the Ame,ian Quarrel Nth England
HoD Noroieon and the Press Urge Great B,itain On-n.
dsfendcm Opinion in Ednce-M. Drouyn dc rHas
Semmned 10 Cosrt-Rete Desyotches at The Eoreig, or
hee-F|'fn9 Of he Pcaecf Ens,and-R ono,s 10 General
ScoA, dc.
Everything have heard since my letter OF last
week only Confirms the view then of the San ia
cinfo and Trent AFFAIR in rospcct to France
stated that my observation led me to believe that
Franco would most Willingly see matters brought t. az
treniiy between the United States and Grca, Britain
that general ntutve perception from the NJ ince to
the peasant would recognise In such quarrel the mani
fest interest Of france and that tho Oh the means of
hardening on" the feud nigh, in the 6rs placs be or
fsnsve to Americaas seeming support tho arrosap,
claims Of England-utimateV the whole bins Womb y.
on the side OF America.
The means employed are, in fact precisely such as
anticipated for while the semi Official journals have bos,
doing thing their power support the haught.s
views OF Great Britain the Monear has rather sought u
throw oil on the troubled waters. The language Of tn
semioficial organs Is very strong asserting In tn
poss positive manner that Commodore Wilkes scts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-26
Our Berlin Correspondence.
HRKIiY nad. & 1

DkhLdN, Dec o. 1901
Americas Thanksgiving Day in Berlin-7oas's aud
4xsches-Ths Prussian Gazette on the Capture of Port
Royal-Te rrcn. AGoir-Remoyks of the National
Zeftung, DC, dc.
On Thursday the American residents In Berlin met az
Armin Hotel to celebrate Thanksgiving Day after tho
large former occasions and fair sex
especially but too inadequatey represented Il mean
of course respects numbers) However, about seventy
ladies and gentlemen sat down to dinner including tho
United States Minister, Hon N b. Judd, and his family
the Secretary Of legation Mr. Krlsmann tho Hon. Theo-
dore s. Fay formerly Envoy to Switzerland, and several
German friends. The whole affair had been arranged by
a committee. mostly composed believe, OF young men
prosecuting their studies at tho University OF this city
Grace said by the Rev Mr.. Schwartz; aad a vigor
Gus attack having been made tho creature comforts
supplied by the Ganymedcs Of st. Arnn, the chairman OF
the conmtee--str. Farrell, OF Mane-let OIL neat little
speech, saying that he astonshed to find himself SO
far away from home in this distant of the world
performing tho duties that had devoved on him. He
hoped the company would pass lenent judgment upon
his efforts, and promised 1t should be his first and last
appearance in this capacygivng the first OF tho
evening-"The President Of the United States Of Amo
ricar
Mr. Judd responded by explaining tho origin of Thanks
giving Day and painted in vivid coors the genuine bond
| which is renewed between old memories and young
fresh minds on this occasion, and delighted TO see
'nss ~ far % land the American family I'll relatives
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29
CjrAuIf Cont ManItoW0e County.

GEORGE n. W0ODIN, Receiver of the pro-
VI perty of Frederick W. Huebner, against
John C. johnson. BEN amin NJ. Field, A. Bene~
dict, Peter Field Lester Sexton, LorIn Sexton,
George Sexton, Edward Ballas. Adolph NJ. Ney-
man, Emil Il. Neyman, Emil Weiskisch, Erede-
rick W. Huebner. Julian Huebner, Emil NJ
Shower, Gabriel Shoyer, William Shoyer, henry
j. Nazro, John Eazro, Edwin r. Smith, anna
Ravine, Jos II. Cordes, and Martin Grucher.
The Safe of Wisconsin to the above named
Defendants-You hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in this action
which was on the 22d day of August, 1861,
filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court in and for the county OF Manitowoc, at
Manitcwoc, Wisconsin, and to serve copy OF
your answer to the said complaint on the subs
scriber at his Office in Manitowoc, Wis, within
ninety days after the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service
And if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the tine aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
W. NJ NICHOLS, Pl'ffs Atty.
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ClreuIt Court-Msn,tewoe County.

William Eatough VS. William Bach, Junius JUDI
son, Joseph Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, j. E..
Plat, Henry Berlener, Julius Bruno Francis
B. Cooley, John V. Farwell James Pattee,
Elisha S. Wadsworth John McFairlan, Win
field Smith, Edward Solomon, August Berner,
Samuel Williams, John G.. Starkweather,
William H. Jacobs John P. Robinson, Aaron
Kimble, William II. Bcknel, and Charles F.
Parker.
The State of Wisconsin to the abova named
Defendants.
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action, which
was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, on the
10th day of August, 1861, and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his Office in
the village Of Manitowoc, county of Manitowoc,
within ninety days after the service of this
summons on you, exclusive of the day of such
service. And if you fail to answer said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
GEO N. W0ODIN, PITTS Atty.
Manitowoc, August 16, 1861.
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Circuit Court--ManitoWoc County.
Summons for mo-
ney demand on
contract.

ficae'lcN y. juice Summons for mo-
as4i,sC ney demand on
and GeorseH Bartholomew.
The State Of Wisconsin, lCom. not served J
t. Charles Durand, George Rice and George
". Bar holomew, defendants.
YOU arc hereby summoned and required to
l answer the complaint in this action, which
is fled in the Office of the Gle OF the Circuit
Court County of Manitowoc, and copy Of which
is herewith served on you and to serve copy
of your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scrber, at his office, in his dwelling house in he
village of Mlnitowoc, in said coul ty, vi h.n
TIVE, tv days after the service Of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day OF such service !;
and if you tail II answer the SAID complaint
with the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this ac-
ton will take ju ignent against you for the sum
Of two thousand eight hundred and seventy>si1
7SlCo dollars with interest from the 18th day OF
Nav 1876, on 1896 600: from the first day OF
July, 1856, on $2S5.00; from the sth day OF
Nav, 1856, on $5l5 9S from the l4th Day Of
May, 1856. Cd $li2l 81, and from the 3lst day
OF Nav, 1856, on $25s.5O besides the costs q
This action GEO. REED, Plh ATTY
Dated Nov IA, 1861.
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si,erin's Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Ainitowoc
County.
Alfred Smith ar. Ira P. Smith. Administra.
tcrs of the estate of Daniel Smith, deceased
against Llu-iston Damon. Alneda T. Damon.
hs wife, aad William Finkler. Judgment OF
foreclosure I'D sale.
) virtue z AID pursuant to a judgment rem
aereH Il said Court in the above entitled ac,
t". a-.ed October 30lh, 1861, shall expose
l2F -sie AID sell at public auction, at the Court
Aanse. Il the village of Manitowoc, on Satur-
ddy, he 10th day Of February, l562, at the hour
OF tn O'Clock in the forenoon, the following de
scT'oed NOR gagged premises, or so much thereof
"a may he aeressary to raise the amount Of said
Judgment, interest, and costs together with the
expenses IF "a e to-wit Lots number nine and
ten in block u Der nine in the village of Msh.
ico,t, IN the County of Msnitosoc, State Of Wis,
consin
Dated, SherifE's Office, Manitowoc, Nov. IL,
1861. WYhAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Aantonac County. Wiscop sic.
GKo. y. Woopu, Plaintiffs Attorney.